https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-01-07.pdf.pdf 041d336ffa8c7bc463fc0390a4b167ac PDF Text Text bVitkXcms gl ........ ESUet SHVILLE, BARRY CO:, MIGlfoFRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1876. VOL. III. . Roxie Imd come forward brcatliless, Mr-L,to lier face rod. and white in swift changuL j upon any dereliction in another. His *' It was for a ring.” clerks were all liberally p*M; tinA W' '" A’ring with a diamond set in a dus­ sobbing upon hia nock, “ it’s Frank yonng man who could obtain a situation, ter of rubies!” the merchant asked, with Thorley." . ■ "No» no, Bo*e,’’ the *erob*jj4T*id be it ever so subordinate, with Lyle & a flash of remembrance. incredulopaly, • /.VV '■ "It is Frank Thorley, si^" Frank honesty or unfnithfuhi<»w among the ing Thorley to a scat, remained some said, now Coming nearer; ‘•'and he wish­ *th. a.inni»i.t. ,------------ Rrogrfltoftfflj, yo Rptrogiading, 5 .’. 1, 4»«»eK clerks was rare ; partlv because of the momenta thoughtful, and with his face es fervently that hri had comb sooner. I diacriminatiO HAMAD AOroMW jMUI. . the bell, he them, {Kutly itccanse of the severe and waited, while Frank Thorley covered his tor giving me another chance in life, and t.sssfeETtrsafraewsr- i*t* v&iuSKtw NW. 15 oent stamp. He changed h« course,ob­ , "In thia New York, Detroit, Chicago, tained a night’s lodging with the money, or Buffalo!” inquired the next pris­ oner, looking around as if his mind was and on the following Tuesday left for the vr,—♦ ’ ' 1 * '■ ■' ! *• vntottbd. . • • , ., . city of I?;r»lZ7a , rxQPtat Fxx*- . Han* Plataer,. noted for the great ease and fluency with is already too much Ixxkk-r jn der varit; “Well, I struck this town in the what for should I allow a little ding to uighC’ coutinnsd the prisoner, “ and .1 hadn’t been hero an hour before a loafer 1 struck meJ’ . i thor of some small but daring rxxmlation ho was in another humor. Hans keeps that ImAiWvi ‘goln^ bf late; W<xj to . “ Did you strike I tack. 1” ; a saloon, and had probably on thi<:day the guilty one, when ho dtabovcrdd hfut) white floating' about her like cloud b«SD visited by an unusual Dumber ol awAytrom the police." ’ and from the searching investigation he wreaths, her lips rod, her checks aglow, thirsty but impeouwiouw persons; othsrds’iifiv "Bui the officers struck your trail, Roxie liad not spoken. It seemed she was making, be wfi' likely ■dO that and Iwr eyes spOrljbiig. She reddened somewhat at the sight could not lift her face from her father’s and yon were brought in, and hero you soon. The matter worried him bo long dhsbhite behavior.' di *'tafin nitered Hot 0» bill, wiU> lU Ktotm Ufa*. arm. But when Frank asked gentlyj Mre/’aridhisHmferi "* Hans’ place of business, and resting his " Hav^tai no welcome for me, Roxie?” : ^It stifkeh me that yon arc correct,” “Hsre^ you furgivoa su) yotf” she smiled the prisoner. . ■ it, when Frank Thorley sent in n note asked of her father, who sat with his " Well, we will striae off on a new fans <u shadow. to him. unwell for some time, and am under the trail. I want to ask what you are do­ “ I have nererjmarried." he said, in doctor’s care. The doctor tells me that ing here without money ip your wal­ Tumid take a stiff whisky toddy about let r and trembling. twice a day, but I have no money; now "I thought.I’d■ come here and wait glittering wi^i rings. Ho put his finger ccivod in him ! Show him up, Jqhn. ” couldn’t you lot ma have a couple of tod­ around. Judge.” !i ■ Mr. Lyle shook hands with him warmly u|x>n one,* a small diamond surrounded dies twice a day 7 ~I wouldn’t ask it but by rnbiey, jmd lifted his glance to . hors. • . XU jruuug k*u< IOVVIJ M ini' UHJmiJlg, tem^dy <eims4,;a0d,f n^t Ijobmag t(RyxieHMf| agUki ^njJ( k^|odjaa “For anything.” "And diraqtaiigted herself from the laughing the scat the merchant offcrrtl him, re­ tliqggfi she were going to cry. "Micawber never lived here," said The a firtp is Lyle A- Thorley. i-iiAjaxriws. on his counter opposite his customer, the Court "There’s nothing to turn up . Turning toward Frank Thorley, Mr. mained standing ^on the hearth opposite, l*cgan to swell up l>efore he heard him here. Yon might wart around hero n his face jmlo and his eyes i# an unwonted Lyle said, . " Upon one condition I will day. u !■ ,1 • ' r« •xoirDG FKOnK. hundred years and couldn’t get a soft ahd half through. When ha had hoard all, forgive you. Itejient what you have just glitter. Thb tastoef runner'on Record—£1m uro almost always some people Ilans scorned too full fur utterance. .The ward toss of the softest, brightest curls, easy situation, such as you probably man who can beai Hmc, with his feet., pty who jmagiiwr them ■ case seemed to him one to which it would and a look of mucy defiance out of arch, l>e hard to do full justice. He, there­ liazcl-liroaro eye* Th> Virginia Senate, is composed of . "I’d,like to get to ba a clerk in the Poor Frank Thorley ! Perhaps he auy due to the author of this scandalous fore, two or three times strolled bp and they are genorally of the nineteen aitoturys, five physicianB,4hir" B’hat wpa that I hear say just bnsineaa,” Lyle said. thought even exposure would bo preferPostofficc," said the prisoner. ‘‘ ' down behind his bar, a distance of six id. •* Onp of these can do teen farmers, and the balance merctante. " Have you ever filled such a posi­ or eight feet, then suddenly facing his a town' or neighborhood Roxie colored, but looked saucy still, tion I" । ■ A Chicago clergyman says he never customer, thus exploded: “Why donkt tSfln a deyum goodpeoplc can act akrighta. and, laughed. “ I don’t care," she said, feels so famillaf with Satan as wlicn tid­ “ Nd, air, bat I’ve written a great many No minfafiir ever comes into a place but your doctor told you det you must take Ho hesitated only a moment, and "It was I who stole your money," him. letters and bought a good many postage ing over a cobbltwtone paVemcat.'" " ’ ‘ k^Hat th^fi “smut" ones can juckjjiy mine watch f Why don’t he toh’. you Frank rcqieatcd, with a half desperate told the story with a half desperate, half aukiantNvHtaws in his every-day walk, stnmjM." A ’Dunvrn mastiff lately chewed up’^ dut you must took dat overcoats bargin’ emphasis on the obnoxious word in the sarcastic eloquence, tliat shook the vivid ° Up there where you’ arc going for lightning rod man, butahoftly aHeKtflKl fiis mormons are always too long ot too dare on de vail! Why don’t ho told you color out of Roxie's brilliant face, and short, tApsoft or too hard, or " he can't three months,” said his Honor, after a sentence. ' dnt yon must took a’moot/mule)! Why of wind on the stomach.' making fun of what she oakls his aqgurpainful pause,' " there will be no waiting, don’t your doctor told you dat! Be­ “ Oomb, wife," tald 4rni,‘ “; pr»y yon 4«vdU u ‘ preach," mid a hundred other imaginary ancc pi&Zto*. sdioOen to­ moments still, before ho could realize not even for dinner. Days will paw "Won't you forgive me, Frank!” she cause your doctor is one tarn fools! impcrfaMiona which the leas pretentious . night.” aried^ ^yd chipg j hei? frW .• swiftly by, and the June blossoms will Ot Pv ti+ : ft Whlch > nsiLhM Ctifoeed to rend." . , Now I berscribes for yon (starting never thinlr*~A>f mentioning. Btft these “ I jpuldn’t dance with 1dm again, terribly angry then. The very fact that burst of sobs. 71* ten t/etoet,- tafti bli ttwriy'adte. be winking at the- green cowslips before knowinfrpyfl do not stop here ; for no around the counter); you ynst take a my dear.” you know it." he had been bo ready to vouch for young “ Wilt you forgive her, FrankThorley,. enterpnSc was ever started but what is valk a couple of times.”— I'irffinia “ Whjr not, pray T” Roxie exclaimed, Thorley, madoliis unfaithfulneM douldy cr uotl” demanded Mr. Lyle. “Hang your cowslips}” groaned the (Nev.) Aiftcrpriae. “ The World’s Great Combination of entirely ooptfiuy to their views. Other elevating f.or graceful eyebrowa culpable. He remembered suddenly tlie prisoner. "Heaven knows I forgive her, sir, as Theatrical ’^alept” is tha ' name .of a folks, never build a pig-pin, a smoke ­ " BecauM you are u very pretty girl, gay life ilta young aum had lx-e»lcading " Nevertheldte, Mr. Bate, it ismy duty I hope t -• be forgiven." Western troupe 'Composed of a'iamh maB, house, a corn-crib, a born, a dwelling, a rooz>. and lie is a very handsome, impres- of IMA ‘ fogtid Hfeare of wtifoh ha? to A. Bate you,” answered the Court, " Thank you, sir. I think she lias a fat womans ahd a pale-farixl boy." ' The English food supply u an increasaionaWoysnng man, Ton may do him reached his ears, and said sternly, as wrong,hl yon more than you have and I hope you will return to the corribablitera ; and no newspaper ever ir<u much harm.”’ . " Mr landlady,” remarked a man, awonsahe could nusta i hii rolim-enciagtir ’3WfJffg<kI the, dhil 7 Wil! Ahow yon, young dnr qhietly, peacefully and without giv­ togly, /interesting subjoct for American farment, as it is likely to be more and " makes her tea so strong that it bre&fds "II* " If you come here thinking to move me mon, how I can forgive to-morrow.” ing Bijail any rinnooeosary trouble." ■ more drawn from American sources. " Such fluttering prefereuco as you are the cups.’’ *‘ And mine," said another, of^Clem^Dcy joq will ^P<1 The prisoner had to be hauled in by But wl**m-.^he-^narrow casae Jriujk do with it, and I’ll keep everybody else evincing for young Tbprley’a society is Thorley hud left L union with his moth­ from it that I cun." We do not know of his collar and held, up against the wall Eugland is increasing her grain prod­ uct by higher manuring and better enough to turn any young man’s head ; /mt of the pct'* for a few minutes, but when reason roer, and vuiflkWasc all Mr. Lyws fltorts any such meddlers in this vicinity, and methods of tillage ; but asido from this, and, coming from a girl in your potion at last, speaking with difficulty; "but to discover him. A Okumak street fruit dealer rebdksd we tergtajtiwy ye pot, for it^tako tUnuxi he said be wm thankful that he the tendency in ordinary tinuis is to de­ a young clerk who took a singto peanut to a mon in hia, is calculated to do barm, for my mother’s sake I do ask your Years leased. There came a financial lhe ixalknaguBof eternity to rinaal the hadn't.been hit with the crow-bar, aa ho Toko my advice, Roxie ; lie already set* j clemency ; not to retain ipo in your enxvote more knd more laud to steak grow­ from his stand the oUei day-by sapng . knew he demrvad to \».-^DotroU Nroc crash ; and though everybody supposed fearful work of this class of society, and ing and feeding. Just now too foot and " Young fel|qr,.WD dau'decU doqe PJ»d? pl(’ymenl-« but to give me b diahce to Lyle A Co. to be established on too firm they will oH'liavo their paid in the lake vildBnAtm'wme'tim'nSt’lkHi' UTlofle- begin aggin somewhere else.” mouth disease is doing had mischisf in piece any i^oro!” , , a basis to be shaken, they were not able a nr.iD-i.urx rXKjfD. tlifltbunwkh with^rer.... „ this branch of food production, and the his wita in consequence of them.’’ ’“ Amlscrw? pome one else as.you hare to outride the,|tepn. J, )} | The untamed being who has charge of nwult will probably lie, for the next year FOKF.tax rMinsioKii. Bbxie turned vraay from bar-snnt a me?" the merchant exclaimed, with the head line department of too Chicago Scrupulously honest now us ever, Mr. asked a Bcubury avenue little pettishly, and stole from under her ironical anger; " it is rather lata to think Lyle gave up everything; 'fliafle no' cT The Raleigh (N. C.) Newt report* that XTmohas his spells of maudlin sentiment or two, a decrease in amount, both of ocroal and meat as food which will be thick laalme a furtive glance in young of yonr mother, young man." fort to rave so much as Roxie’s piano Rev. Dr. Pritcliard, of that city, re­ as well as his seasons at । blasphemous Tborley’s direction,. Hu was indeed , " I know it, sir. ferred in his Thanksgiving sermon to n Idiocy. It is impossible to gauge him. produced in Great Britain. During ths price!” commented the avenue man. from underjHmhamrilr,.. ' ■' ■watching her, with his heart in his hand- other to cntei arid Softly to conversation held somo years ago be­ Nobody can ever tell what in coming “ Torar’s" and Mrs. Woodhull's show­ some eyes ; and the vain little beauty । her I ahoulA i^t, him tluitlnM tughtR>s4o*iFtb<»6Mc; " we tween Dr. 'J homas E. Skinner, fprmcrly frpm him in the shape of atud-hnese all kinds wore imported into the United bills got mixed on Lockjiort wafts. This ilushcd with plcftqtrn. • . wretch I am. Yet for her Bake spare have still each other, and 1 am young. <>f-Raieigh; tioi/ef Goorgti^h£ if an Mitij type until the paper is printed. One was tlic combination : : n:i Kingdom. The animal* arc epitomized It was not long before Frank Thorley j I am ber only son—her only imp- Perhaps I may find some uno new for mwaionaryist. Dr. Skinner, he said, “Ob, OaUj? ?lW«> wiekei* J as follows : 119,808 oxen and bulls, 38,­ asked her to dance with him again. P"*. If yos flxjxiM you strike her1 tiMMia<Muiuplikhments yd4 Imve latrinbod was aoliciting aid for foreign missions, YMcrta C. JUmmIMU, b -..t J <t«VV 013 cows, 86,041 calves, 758,915 sheep ;; "He ia«obandron»aiWl graceful, and to the heart.” . , . . nptai me ap toe]y' You .’Ndn't think," and applied to this gentleman, who iug profanity, while in the next bo will so entertaining," Roxie ntnaed during • ltfr.‘ Xjde'mad<!> nn impatient rttAv^’ she'added, with* an attempt at gqyety, MW rfUMJSSA cdo softly as a sucking dove in “ Now I and lambs, and 11^389 swine. 'The " Charlie," said little Annie, looking the instant's bemtalioQ before sbe pitt | men! " J ^telt yo#i. ,yos s^MMild ln®r»> “ thit yon wefo pitting,soncy. by vbri “ I don’t believe in foreign missions. I lay me Down to Slecf,” or “Sweet Day, total quantity of dead meat imported at a picture of Banta Claus, “ I sbo^n’t her little whito-glovod bap J in bis, " I thought of this before. It is too late you were spending it ou me, did you!” won’t give anything except to home so Cool, so’Oahn, so Bright.” Under into the United Kingdom was 968,921 think be could waddlo in so'many missions. I wanl what! give to benefit the miscellaneous influence* of the cwt. as compared with 890,8-30 cwt'in will dance with him -there!" ’ . your. clianw jip-t ’A*’ cloth**.*' " And then you know, Annie, 1873, slid 8KV255 cwt in 1872. ffugn^st takdfLe l my neighbors. * " Well,” replied Dr. flhri.tin.il tide he broke into verse this And away she floated in airy circles. everytime he gjcrisdbwn a elximirfy be Skinner, “ whom do you regard as yonr year—partly old and partly original—as "It can’t do any harm,” she con­ ’ ^Toiaorrq gets* frmh soo<” ‘ 3 tinued with some inward misgiving, ns ‘ neighborsJ” ♦* ,Why, those around me, ” foUovra; There is a vast difference, says the and ho conld^ right cv “ William; " observed a fcnnl Danbury her eyes met auntie'* mildly disapprov­ Danbury Nwa, in the conduct of a man our heads. But heaven blass you, my replied •IMHAlLfr. 1 "Do you mc*n father, to his hopeful son, ‘ •the pro* ing look, or fell beneath the impassioned ' " Mr. Lyle,” fie said huskily, " do you child, for tiiis sw<x t courage. It in nome- thoea.wlMaeland joins yoorai” inquired and a woman in now ctethpa. When a and almost toe frankly adnfiriii£ glance know how old T^tn t~I am 19, rir, ahiB YmpB|MVr«>'lnvB ft'child. You Dr. Skinner. "Yes." "Well," said woman gete a uew suit she immediately pert of a war with Spain is no longer of ber oom panion ; **of etnme bo knows I never touched A. ?i*ithluglfofts3rrauai. lmv*jUen taata to WTcklfoeedom from Dr; Hkhojcr, •« hbw' modi ’ land db‘ yem prances down town, and for hours will imminent, so I gujjss you had better step I am particularly kind to. Mm, bttcMMi my own before. ’’ walk ooutentodly along a crowdeil put in t^e .jard and flqish aawipg^Uud care, though Roxie—I wish you hod own E’ | *’Aboc;fiOO auMt’* “How for wood." The gratejpl William steppeg lu*’a papa’s al«rk : .s*4 be mul bo *a t »• ft- i^ time t* end itlnRj’,’ ^Ir. I^Jej ;wri«ul,)dcfr, nral-yon 'USifld havo hkd down do you owu!”.ipqrrirod Dr. Skin­ thoroughfare, receiving fresh impulse# out.' ridieutous as to fall »J»v« with me roeUy, 1 said, rising and approach? - “ ’’ ner. "Why. I never thought of it be­ a home now.” of joy every time another woman ncans ii. >. ■ t »j... ► ’• .soul and it isn't likely we sliall over be to"Wait one mftryrtj her wardrobe. But a man is so differ­ , A D^bujxy man, wishing .to eu^acy . getiicr tiiis way again.^ > Thorley mid, pasnntf<i>H ent. Ho won’t pul oa lus elolhes-for sc vcrdl linshels of potatoes from a party the first time until it is .dark. Tltch he in the suburbs, oskril "a neighbor what her goes down town so cantiouHly as to almost sort of a man be 4ns. •• WtdT,’’AM the The soft cheek fli ittle, and the flJCTBWJTtry wbbil, aial bril ujioh stent; "dipll I toll you wlgUempti-d me laud joins yours on the bottom. ” The create the impression that he is aneukiDg conscientious neighbor, “ I don't kmrtr rttl lijM trembled. hArd«’n(jd toother bad nci[pr;Uipught of IttMttradwqp Mw fkrifly.' 'a - * i to do‘ tlim— whose, beautiful face came along. If he sees a crowd on the corner very much nl»out him, but-I should “Don’t aak me, papa;(there'snobody As a conac^uenoe, somebody else in ! l»dwe<n qd and right md luifcd kfle ou ■ All this in the biggest kind' of display he will slip acrons the way to avoid them, think ita would make a tip-top stxanger.'’ tow," ahe'aiid, hiding her face on his that, and gave a good sum for foreign mlssiouk, 'V V?’> . I ‘A”. • ’1WA type will give.one<au idea of what kind and when he gtw.-s into his grocery bo vitod.him, and then somelxxly afee, and tp. my min ? > As jpn. Impc for mercy The otlwW day a wtmld-hfe fnahtocabic ho was so hAitMhiA fcrid* Vttdrfaining— hereafter, sir,‘hear- mo: ' Hear bow I of n creature this' head-line fiend must tries to get behind as many barrels and lady called at a neighbor’s at what tdio ‘Was it some ouc who. went away f" stkflt a gracefal additiou to any circfo— qbjnc to Jail, and then scfuBo to be mer" Yes," faintly' P’.l< )-Hli Ikixmi as hi, can. All the tinu» he is try­ thought woakft be «upper4itiM^ M<Jbm«> A substitute for leather, of Eiq liah that'before the winter was over, he had ' rifijl, if you aux.” * f , ing his level beet to appi-ar as. if the suit in,” said the neighbor ; “WBare havteg . / * “JUopgftt sb, dear. It's liko*you iruinufacturv.waA displayed at the recent in a oouvivial party. bseesne rery-pojHttar', Aud reedfeed more “_I am listifling,” said the raevrfwtt' women id love the man they have wrong; Maritime Exlubitfou.in J’aria, ami re­ was six months old, and nil the while rod­ a tal>iraiL" !:"rm .ta| gltakH said Uflp »o»“ PiPTjkgsr CKfin yjtBVBitTKn inviL^tukOH than La un*a ahla Liwwtf >«T KM x. ites that he is making an infernal failure visitor ; “ I thought,,! mnylf, tbem." and ceived with much favor.. It was oom- ‘ • I nmcinK. ' Tbri Western agent of the Children’s of it Wo hope tile time will dome when I like them better, than anything^for The two hid away in .the roughest cor­ at thia, and at the continuanw of ^is un gta.’ for flitbstandnig its temptations. Aid ftometyi reports an interesting inci­ new pants will be so folded by the man­ supper. laycra cd texti ’ e fsJpjc,.the,wb91p.bejpg disgUfAed aid almost romantic devotion , You j^now.jur, that I neither drink nor ner of .the house while the auction Svm gummed with India rnblM-r.-ssid -welded dent concerning odc of the boys recently ufacturer. that they won’t show a ridgo <«! »fii 4i ■Mll’pw.wtM Since the bungling exneutiou of Ellis, to hertdf. Roxie accepted this devotion gamble..1 TBd titfaUnesl/li <ho amount 1' along' ths froat of each log when the heraclf incredibly to sustain lier father s together. The process by which it is the New York, press' demands a State -tn. -------- £----- 1S/K-.-------- ----------- ------------------------------ proTB yoof money manufactarqA-xtei A HoOnvIaV Thin This boy having expressed his thanks to wrorer don# thum. • , hangman, wh6, from mn';h prti-tiw, will misgiving as to where it was to end; but _______ f__________ Hntltat'_____________ flray. You______ ’Have the agent for providing Mitt with a good lie enabled, to do such work properly. she liked ft too well to lose, and was par- beefl to Ije, very kind jo .iqp^air. few boors. This losing hiah«fl>e seqi^ed boron, h8 Was informed that ho should English .polling has somewhatchange- Provided ho liaxiga,tfi<- members of the to hurt fcitn cfticlly............... — • • haps more rnterritted at heart than ahs Do jon rpmember urging upon ipotho lliKtik CKmI, a^ the agent was' only an in odainOe. Harsh, Dueheari of Mari thorough,' New York proas'for practice' this is Bn realised beraeK insiriftncnt ih * lils hands "Yes,” aud wrote this letter to Mrs. JtaneiM, the idea which the public will boArtily apdry, ita gumured wfirfitee is applied to the do tuank Him for keeping Thortey asked her thatof th e ctuk-sbesfai.. The dam side “Thai is a Bitt of Gloath that came mo. from , taking my life.” He then ?n .Th iT‘l!nt< A Wni.nira*Ihw« fotMrafr seated. ol U» «rt M WJM) t»o oat* stated that ou the ponpoos Fnifey aewBxteiu childnU, fbri»f B batftPwl of the India rubber ; and a linen or cote wanvu w u., ------------ J ---------- ------ ---------- j - -T----- ~ . pedintoaseat . tee f4q/«4e} 4bHteon t<} ' Stark;- btit was diwppoiuted. On his Froska of some of ft. 1 know 'tri not to process, is laid upon it, the coated sur- way- back to the Bowery, being without bee bad here, but I rend ft to you that wwflred thing. Mi* money, and having eaten nothing that when you go to ace any Cl.xlll' that you andje of the ,bsjta^ l^jv : sheet is then , submitted to licary pxre- day, he determined to ulrowu Limwclf. j Kke, Yard broad, and it need Dyt be finer ‘. Yon appear toJxx^d.of auidj^u..;! sure between rollers, <ir under a stamper At .night. be went toward the North । than thia. 1 want 22 Yurd-i 3 Quarters or S Wfca’i'Wbpk River, intending to jump in^ but before and ludf Quariur to finish rthis gpoflt doiqg so he concluded to read a few j Work of 14 trocka .When yon,art: opt a frtend ! XT. UJ i Mr. Vincent .Lyle was >uol I therefore to deal -i&dMfiy *itfi ' • -nw 'here," ho said to the servant who anMkP Wwrted 1 ligation to you with say all. I have noth­ ing, sir, that is not touts also.” “Doi’t,«FrafikUfi We «Oy’/uat, scarcely that; it seems good to see you, though; him the teoe<0f an old friend. Wo liaven’t many friends now, you -tafcReA- f tw mW,:.!.! u»v lull Al plied, M to the manufacture qf bsgf, eumary W given to him. Hathen went deep blew Ihing that yw thought wuuld behind spite of timber to pray to God | be good enough to imbroader <*i Hdvw tain Of material pkijpJ as |> materia’ for buckets and other vrarabi for holding water. fished it up, Mr. Lyle lifted his bead and looked st rbb it was a fifteen to dins with «s to day at 3 o’clock. kept, �GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. W. LINCOLN, . James Norris, a sailor, of Port Hu TOO, was shot-in the right breast Sat­ urday morning about two o’clock by Phillip Edlich, wl»o keeps a saloon. ■ Richard Tobin, of .Ann Arbor, cel­ ebrated his -Christmas by pounding bi* father almost to death. lie is now quartered in the county jail . BARGA IBS ! GrOCHKAM PROVISIONS, Jilt, 1175. RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! Encourage your country newspa­ Thomas Tanner, *f Jackson, died pers Assist by kind words, prompt Sunday evening from the effects of a CONSISTING OF settlement of bilk and encouragefall down a cellar way. at his broth­ Bro.'s Medicines, menfto enterprise the editors of all Dr. Drake er’s residence, in Henrietta, svhere (he paf era which are helping to her­ ald improvements, great or small, ' adjourn to carry out in perserving Pills and Gravd Medicines, Au effort is befog made to raise Indian Blood Syrnp, money to sul dqw? an artesian well al matter how small or what its priced JOcclris Ihaltk Restorer, Charlotte. It is generally believed tliat was .not worth more than the that flowing water can be found at a price asked for it. A* light is to MOTIOMS, BEAVER CX.OAKXYG, time, to growth and rinentug of fruit, might and marched boldly out of depth of 350 feet. Business done on th^quare and Dudly Hinsdale was. kil’ed at so is the pres* to thought and to church when his minister acid, la.it Grand' Rtpkls Friday, by a mao progress. Some men are too poor to itiafaction guaranteed. Sunday night, that a man who shared named Mills, who fired at a &>x on take a paper. -No man is rich qpough ia plundering a city should be doall an emihenoe, from behind which the to do without one, and more if lie I?or Men and Women, with a* a felon. Mr. Tweed cover boy rose just as lhe gun was dis­ can obtain them. Food for the stom­ ach, food for the brain, are alike neeheard such sentiments expressed io charged. WHICH I WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HERETOFORE UN­ essary to perfect growth. The edi D. W. LINCOLN. the pulpit before, and he never wants Reuben Smith, of Marine City, is tor who K encouraged will be a KNOWN IN NASHVILLE! starving to-death. Al last accounts belter editor next year than this, church to hear nice, comfortable scrunlea he be a snarling, selfish, growl A Full Line of those Double Width cancer on. hir chin has eaten away mg, miserly, egotistical old bun He of • moai about iafaat-damnatioa and all the flesh of the lower jmrt of his crus* grained antagonisms, begotten of spite and at natural enmity with all the honeht world. But such A sad annual i^emorisl service, abnormal monstrosities are few.. 'Die JUST OPENED, 100 PIECES OF . comasemorative uf the fishermen of Janurary 5/b, in Bell’s coal mine ordinary editor is a map of brain, Gloucester, Mass., who perished al by a piece of rock fallin oo him. His thought, power, intelligence. A stu­ sea during the past year, was held at dent of life. A thinker. A sympa ­ relations live in Canada, but it is not that place on Sunday afternoon, the known where. thizer with his fellow men, if they ’ • clergymen of the place taking part in will permit him to grow to them. TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF the services. Not a year passes with­ The maddrst boy in tbo universe is In all the Western and Southern out the loss of some of lhe hardy sons that Dowagiac urchin who went to country, especially, industry is plow­ of the place, and some years the Sunday school six Sundays in order ing for enterprise to .plant. Herea­ numbertof lives lust is very laree. to get a chance at the Christmas tree, bout are hundreds of newspapers— Gkracsster is eminently a home oi and .then got a one cent reward card, lamps id the hands of gen'tis Io light Which will lie sold from 50 cents to 91 less per pair than can be bought widows 4nd orphans, and one of the with ‘How I love the Sunday school!’ the people on to the way to better elsewhere. A specialty in saddest things connected with iheir printed upon it. and more beautiful home*. Why l-areavemenl is that in very many L 8. Coryell’s house, at Grand uot give thorn all a New Year's gift? cases no tidingv of the lost are ever Ledge, was destroyed by fire Why not settle up with them —pay received after' they have left por’. January 5th. It was occupied all you owe—pass receipts and be­ by Charles Baton, who was gin the New Year aright? that is the AND A LARGE LOT OF away from nuiuo home »i at me lhe iiiuc time.. ustuc, Cause. way to help men who help others. I'Afs pros pros-­ “ “ “J iiutu Presidrntal years ar^alway* I stove door open, coals ou iho floor. That is the way to make your home perous business years. ] paper better. That is the way to 1O,UWJ. hundred and seventy-six premises to crowd your village ahead. That is During free and easy hostilities at the way to sustain the always needed Arbei'er Hall, Detroit, Christmas eve, nisi exhibition which it embraces, the Nellie Woods, a cyprian living at the but never properly appreciated, coun­ You can be shown everything you want hi large number of foreigners that will “ brick cottage,'* was kick by a brute try editor. We have been there and know all about it. We know bow visit our shores, thedibcral expendi- whose name she refuses to give with good a man feels to be spoken kindly such violence as to fracture her back CROCKERY, GLASSWARE ARD LAMPS! Io—encouraged and made strung in bone. his good intentions. Kind words do citizens, the reaction from the busi­ Battle Creek is warming up over the business. ness depression of 1675, and a varie­ the Snip Canal project, and rousing ty of other causes. There is said to be a couple living meetings, in its behalf, have been My Si Tea beats all the hobby prices in town! held there. The project is along the in Montgomery county, Ind., whose 3^ For further particulars inquire at the counter. Tight times are not confined Io this Kalamazoo river, through Eaton Co ages are respectively 113 and HI auhluaary sphere. The other night and on to Detroit via Huron river and years, and who have lived together 85 years. The name of ibis ancient there was a tremendous ring about couple is Fruits, and 'some of the 8. LEIBHAUSER, A quarrel oocar.ed in Marshall Fri the moon. It was a fair, square prom.­ Fruits of their nniou arc living in day night between Charlie Moure, ise of a severe storm, aud everjbody Catlin township. The old man Ktands ' a fanner living near the city, and prepared for *1; hut after several days’ Robert Dunnivan, who has been out up as straight n$ a ramrod,and works every day. He has always been a i ol states prison but a few months,the moderate liver, never used any tobac­ finally compromised at about thirty. result of which was tint Mr. Moure received a severe wound on the head. co, but drinks whiskey every day. This is a strong argument against . On Saturday night,Dr. McPherson, tolmcco and in favor of whiskey. Now by St. Instil, taxation goes( of Bay City, retired for the night in The old woman, on the other hand, apparent good health. ' In five min never used any whiskey in her life, bravely on, when eighteen dollars for' utes after laying down be expired but has been a constant smoker for every man, woman and child jn the। from liehrt disease. Two hours be­ over 60 years* This is a strung argu­ city must be collected for city expen fore Ins death he visited Wallace's ment aguimu whisky and in favor of aes. And slid panics and bankrupt­ drug store, looking as well as usual. tobacco. The old lady has been af­ cies are the order of the day. A mnn restoring his name as Ira flicted with cancer fur 40 years, and Please give me a will. C. LaucIou, Byron, Michiganxtopped fears that if this century passes away at the Sherman house in Flint last without affording her any relief, she Young man, when an old man tells Friday night. Saturday noop his will be destined to fill a premature you that people can never love but room was forced open, when he was grave. At one time tn her life she piSMTLRE Mt.VLf’ACTOIIY! once, set him down as a deceiver found Head. A post mortem showed weighed 2:16 pounds, but gradually If the girl has money in the l«nk that softening uf the brain was his shrank away till she now weighs but 135. every time a man can love forty dif­ disease. M Laing, ol Adnan, was probably ferent gitl*. A man whom Dr. Chalmers en­ fatally burned Tuesday by the up­ gaged to manage a disorderly Sun­ setting of a pan of varnish which had day school kept his eyes wide open The time has come when a man been set on the stove and became during prayer, aud when one boy will * rite M 1875." thefi rub the “ 6’ ignited. His head, face and anna thrust a pin into another, he marched pot with hi* fore finger, suck the fin- were terribly burned, and his eyes up the aisle, still praying, and cuffed entirely destroyed. He was 80 years that boy’s ears, and went back again, old. praying all lhe wvy. After that he kick the cat out of the office and comSaturday Mrs. Honor, from Lewis we* master of the institution, for the county, N. Y., arrived at Grand Rap­ t»oyd thought that a man who could ids with five children in a half fam- watch aud pray like that could nut Ex-Senator Jim Nye has so far re­ tshed condition. Sl»e was on her way be put down. MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKA ME8 covered that he can tell the Jack of to Shelby, Oceana county, and by AND CARDS. BRACKETS, George Francis Train now declares Spade* from a Cuban war map every delays on the road had been compell­ DUSTERS. AC-AC.. THE FOLLOWING LIST| CONTAINS THE PRICE OF A FEW that he won’t lie too next President ed to spend all her money. Site was time, and it is hoped he will in time provided for bj the city. of 2. m erica, and he forbids any one be able to best Schenck at poker. A wrestling match between Jm. H. McLaughlin and J. J. Benjamin, derstand Train. COFFINS AND CASKETS, The Ladies of Toledo provided came otl at the Detroit Opera House. BRICK SUIT. nothing stronger than cofice tor New Iasi Tue.-dsy eve. McLaughlin, the Of*n BtylM and sites, sad METALIC Year's callers, and when night came champion of the world is of Detroit, CASES furnhbad to erdta the old topers-’gathered and "Resolved and Benjamin is of Washington. The Fourteen divorce cases on the dock­ —That New Year* is a blasted fraud. match was for 34,000 and lhe champ­ et at Winchester, Ind., remind n* SHR IUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ ionship of the world. McLaughlin that ail men are entitled to life, lib INGS kept constantly on land. came off victorious, having thrown erty and the pursuit* of happiness. his opponent three lime* in succes­ Now is the time when the Centen­ sion. nial orator is prancing about in the slats*- Her husband tried it the About two months ago, a fonrtecn barn, in vacant lolls and such places other day, and the shot gun blazed a year old colored boy named Harry with hi* " Scarce expect one of my streak of daatb through him. 4 McCray, living at Detroit, «vas struck age.” making ready for lhe coming on the head with a a ling-slx*l bv .a 4 th. Mala Bt, Nsskvilk Mich. boy named Baptise, who mistook him While Beecher is hanging fast to for another boy with whom he had a the ragged edge, and Elizabeth is re ­ feud to settle. The wound was not al first thought dangerous, but Mc­ ceiving donations from marrowless Cray, instead of improving, steadily old maids of Jx>th sexes, Theodore is grew worse and finally expired fau: drawing crowedcd houses to his lec­ ture on the “Problem of Life." Mean­ Friday afternoon. BLACK *• FUIXER, while we sob a sigh for the minister’s Papnttors. New Year’s was ushered ip by woman who wanted more -attention than he? huyhand hied tfeto to give aa appropriate amount oi noma At EVERY DESOUmON OF her, and who got it. Ann Arbor the of the city ware displayed .and beHs were rung at midA slyph-like lady school mnrm, in saan after him. ntght At Teeumshe 100 guns [shot Yonkers, New Yurk, lately whipped guns] ware fired, and as the new thirty-five school children one fore­ century welcomed with all sorts of noon for refusing to learn their geog. noise. At Nile*, a salute of 13 gons rapy lesson, Then she kicked the was fired, and the bells rung most stove over, slamed the -door of. the Foreign 4k America! noisily. At Almont, 100 gnu* went bouse from its hidges and walked off with the old year. At Paw Paw and conditional. When you bold a nineting with yourself and pass a lor. TRUMAN’S! ABD BOTIOBS, FAMILY MEDICINES FLANNELS, ANO UNDERCLOTHING, ALPACAS, FOR 2-5 CTS. TO JI A YARD. l I I p 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING R 8 CENTS. Q Q Boots, Shoes i Rubbers JAS. FLEMING, GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FUHS, THE OLD PIONEER BllfFILO ROBES, UP ROBES & HORSE BUHEIS A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! C, A. TRUMAN MERCHANT TAILOR! OPEN AGAIN I REIDY BADE CLOTHING! lEll.TOOTfflfIBOT? CLOTHING Affei a temporary suspension of busi­ ness the Wolcott Hardware again opens its immense ttock to the pub­ JACOB LENTZ & SONS lic. They have adopted a Cash System and accordingly reduced their goods to Patter, lAnrj, Diiiu, Diet ait GENERAL FGNTGRE! Bail Cahx aid Pmiiilatini “BED-ROCK” PRICES! LEADING ARTICLES' Nails, 10s and all sizes larger, per kg. $3.25 u “ “ “ “ “ per lb. 0.031-2 7, 8, per kg. 3.50, lb. 4 6, 3, 4, “ 4.00, lb. 41-2 2, Horse Shoes, per kg. 5.25 u u Nails, Pointed, “ lb. 23 No. 8 Cook Stoves, 30 pieces Furniture 18,00 Cottage “ 8 to 14.00 Beckwith Heater No. 18,Zinc and Pipe included................................................ $15.00. MARBLE WORKS No. 20,................................................... 18,00. Double Portioned Steel Axes, 1,00. Champion Cross cut Saws, per Ft. 50 Diamond-tooth Saws, Complete, * “ 1.25 Kerosene Oil, 175 fire test, per gal...........15. TOM STONES and every thing else in proportion. and MONUMENTS, an imaense immsc was kicked up. At 12 (/clock several p»ec*« uf andfory •r than the thickest woden drawers. pealed and the baod played sad tu»raded until daylight. wg of a mule. Safis/aetKnt Guaranteed. BLACK k FULLER. 1 FffiST-CLISS TIN SHOP II CONNECTION. t3F" All persons having notes or accounts past due, will greatly oblige us by calling and settling the same at once as we need the money. OF KASHVHXE, Established in 1869, after a suspen­ sion of business for a short time has liuilt him a new store, and is enjoying it with H. W. Flint, where be may be found, as ever, ready and wiling to do oil kinds of repairing, which, owing to his skill end past experience, be will warrant in all cases to be sat­ isfactory, and, as he Ins a price list and catalogue of the best houses in the country, can fnroish everything in lhe JEWELRY LINE! Low Figure* « ray other Atas bouse in the State. Parties wishing anything in that line will do Vdl to leave their orders with him. THE VOICE OF THE ItfCB. Wmd me with one and treat me well And let me have fair phiy, Aud 1 to you wiH try and tell The precise time of day. If from some cense 1 chsnsec to atop And fail to give «he hour. oy- If any should chance to want than to give n»e a call, secund door aoutb.of the Union Hotel, and ex­ amine my price fists. GEO M. SAVAGE & CO'a COLOMM Hillman Bros. AKO LADIES’ A GEIT8 USTUBAIT. CJAKAMCKRY ORDER. �" . ’I?’!?! === LOCALS *!.■« OHO HUD AV, O. CROCKER IUS- m a- Henry Ward Beecher $2.00 -SAVED C. C. Witatfi Mrinltml Ms • ‘ uw Jarirlirfi. JAN. 7th. 187* 8ES un)r S« OMt. pn «,"<>» •< ■a- VILLAGE DIRECTORY. CUTTERS! CUTTERS! MIOthe thing hralf. ifeo* WITH A LABUE STOCK OF CUTTERS! On evety ten dollars invested by buying your Dry Goods. Groceries, Hats. N l'CI.,Klm<tu Sb’ on or tefcXTini'fi.*nt ihe"moBm Caps, Clothing,. Boots, Shoes, Gents' Famishing Goods, Ac., era A.‘»H>rdU)lyXnvi:<~> ' at the 12 1-2 per cent profit store. WOWDERFTX! BUT TRUE. chow them into oonvulsiou*. and 'if it is Observe 48. 10. TEA JAPAN DU8T CMS. W. DEMRlf, Me­ at Wo-flMid Onur. U kt. km. B«tk otlhU JEWELERS OPTICIAN igU Ladies’ Kid Glove*, for 80 <**-, rlth NASHVILLE, MICH. Wolrott Store. QU11K8 ami MIT- — A large stock other store in Nashville st JEWELRY Toboora sad oigar*. and everything molly kept in ^rr’-elass Grocery Stort, a* cb»-.p —Elder P. Holler proposes to give a as can be'bought in Barry Co., at Dauyh- series of lectures on the Bible, at the Bap- ATTENTION, ALL! Greeting BUSINESS MEN AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Again in the Trade pay tba Highest Market Price for and shall b* pleased to renew W IE T Ei , Busineas' Helations bofors its disease. It expired quietly and with scarcely a struggle. The obsequies were attended at tbs Christian Church on —Kocher Bros, and Brise Bros, have the eve. of Doo. 30th. The janitor of lhe each new ad via this week, and C-C. Wol­ church performed the last end rite*, for he cott, also, would have had a new one had has the heart felt thanks of the aympathhnot lhe printers been so busy. POTATOES, CORN. APfLES, OATS, Especial Attention Delivered at their is Invited to my etock of B*^_ Those that trad* at 49 buy the beat Ettcuaa Patnru, for 12 cents jxr lb. They make ths cheapest sauce you can use. * —Mr. L. Durkee, now fuel < and the Saginaw branch of the (IZ* A New Lot or Teas just re­ informs as that *7,600 oerds < ceived al the 12} per ce«< profit Stere. A. beantlfttl oil ohrotuo given with each pound. Sheridan. LATH, is visiting his parents at Parkville, Mich. IQk. I would nay to.my friends, be not deceived by our competitors, who are trying to palm off werthUM imkatiraa ef the Diamood Saw, but osmo to the W'otoott.Stere, where you a DI find the genuine Diamond. And I can refer you to four or five who —O. F. Long’s bant, is Maple Grove, have tried the imitation, returned and con­ demned them and bought the genuine of me loot its roof daring the big blow on Satur­ day night. It was quite a •• aephyr," and At the Wolcott Store, many small building* in and about Nash ville were leveled ; houses ereeked, window* its Tobacco, only COets a lb.‘ rattled, dogs howled, babies equaled aid For Sale Cheap X fair women looked scared. * —The amount of shipments from this station daring lhe year 1875, were as felk>«: 183 — lo.bw, 179 —n 7 P.fieOer. Printing ! Ready pay customer* shall have no causo to complain of high prices. 4-c., ft., earningvfvix. NEW GOODS I LARGE INVOICE! very CHOICE lira of JOB PRINTING! Centennial square demolished the window gi*s* enortnoua amount of $26,358,091.00 (an av- IState Bt. ip a frightful manner. ' erwge of nveriy $600.erak) cf wME? amount the Equitable life Asrarnsee Socimy alone paid $2,106,968.72 c.ni« A FACT WORTH KNOWING. OLD FELT HATS NEW ART GALLERY! 1 Dob. rhoto*raoh«, SS-U* 8 Ferrotype, for .SO Boots and Short, 1OHN Q CRES8Y, SBLE2R1JPJP, Deonty County Surveyor nod GeMra! Cravvjaarar. < .filer at tbe roart bo-»e. tlx tinge, MUK 1* EXVKLOrRB with «* xma .vUU Heed*, at tbe NEW8 Office, to be prtnted CHEAP. Stop uy*mt*m*traitheu*________ MONE^Y TO LOAN 1 IX SUMS OP $300.00 and UPWARDS OM LONG TIME. L. BUSSELL. Office over J. RnmelTvi atom. H*sv»ea.Mleh. ELI STRONG, Practical Millwright, ■ILL ■ACHllXBY, It. ala ninzoo, - - Michigan. BrtT run. and Speetfieaflnoe tor Mill Bnlldlu* a Specialty. Carreepondenrv Invited. HE! ELIHU CHIPMAN, Jiisticc of the Peace, So U . LOAN o-sood„a«Mtty. .^An.brato—-UW-to Na MRS. L. O. CROCKER AT VIRY REASON ABIJC FIGURES. DRUGS, MEDICIHES, BOOKS, STATIOHABY. jgatmiie gene gustititim. Dry Goods Toun Truly, WALL PAPER, paihts, oils, VARNI8HES, ORJfO STRONG. LIVERY STABLE! WM. VENN. Proprietor. Dm. and ' Cloakmakin* Fort Vane, Jacbai i Saiitav R. R. IN ALL THE LATBSI BTTLBS. TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES. At Prieee that Defy CompeUUra. A Large Btoek of 8Mrtl«gs, Winee and Liquors ! Sheetiigs, ATKINSON & ROE, FOB MXDICAi. ABD MXCHAM1CBL FOB Ruhiegs, POSES OXLY. RaU, Caps, Beats, Shers, PAINTERS! Retie**, Do you want Paints and Oils ? Do you want a good Book for the NASHVILLE. MICH RUtons, Seirf., MEAT MARKET! Firs, Ac. ROE & CLEVER. Home Circle ? Do you want School Books ? Do yon want a Prescription filled with care ? IF SO, Pteau aUi mA tiamin, Gvod, md Chmpan FRESH MEATS, Erica, befm p—dkuuqr dawkcrc. Call and See U«. Yoon Truly, GIVE ME A CALL. ate. Give them a call on W«rt side Maia St Nashville, Mick. KOCHER BROS. Worsteds, Rea and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace, Passimeniire, Rea and Imitation Hair Goods. Coffees, spices, Bilgood's old aland, Nashville, Mich. business ..il > wish with a Fall and Winter ULLfflKYHAICY GOODS! BRUSHES, teas, thanking the public for past favors soliots a Copying and Enlarging ‘ Makin* end Repatring neatly done aleo etriet at tenlion tu am orders pramptly. X—bvUto MONEY TO BOTTOM PRICES ARTISTIC decorated the principal windows of the city <S PARADY, Manufacturer of g BOISE BRO’S. whistles. Also FINLEY'S CKLBBKATED TOLEDO T II. LEE, tie ISvpvity HHorifT, yeeUHXMI.h CellertfoS.E epeetelty. Mnshvllie, Mich. DRESS GOODS! IILLTKKRY&FANCY GOODS! . Collectioru a specialty. Mr«. E. C. JPittiikarer IFoUott Store- A.ttaxaxciy at Law. General Convtyancinr;, life xnsuramce. .'Bis piaa, now ioe pvyu.-r loaves the annual cash dividends on any k * OtBee over BolM Bro*. Proc Store, Mashvlila Ml«h. L. J. WHEELER Pain and Colored times. at tbe VnanpUy. Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1875. MAllIlIED. In Kalamo, Jac. 1st. JSTC^AUto resi­ dence of the bride's father, by Bev. J. H. Straight, W. M. Rian, of AlbiM to Miss Cornelia Townsend of Kalamo. * In Vermontvile. at the residence of W. C. Bodine, on New Tear's day. by Rev. Rcb't C. Bedford, Frank J. Foschis and Him Ida A. Bqaiere, bosh of Nashville. Pomeroy'* Demo- Example: On a $1,000 Policy No. 887, the holder paid $124.80 in six years, when be died, upon this, the Equitable Lito Asuranco Soc'ty, (one of the oldest and etrragtype and containing fully one-third more e«t in tbe country) paid the widow $1787.66, paper ioi Walrath, north Main St ELEMENT SMITH. IJ LXWYF DURING TUB under obligation* to Mr. E. L. Parish, ths wUl I B. RASEY. Drayftrra. Goods and W . nmtXM* ear^te 'o aav !»!»<• J» th* vUM«*Biout beram, «nod dray and wiMo* baate. “ NEWS” OFFICE! D. Dentlut, Give I>Ie a Call- Proprietors. For Sale Cheap 1 DEVjrXSTRYl WEBSTER A. HOBB8, BMekVI raltb*. AI1 kind* of work In tb* Wscto»j"ltta 4SD »UU« IM . STUCCO, The Berryville Sunday ScboqJ had a sup- Frogs, mosquitoes and snake* were out to —While an' oak log of considerable rite bld tbe Old Tear good bya and welcome the was being made into lumber at the Sheridan New Year im saw mill, recently, three lead bullets were **Henry Demaray, of Maple Grove, has fraud in its very heart, all of which goes to made 80 lbs. of new maple sugar. show that they were shot there when the Josh. ’ AND WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. SALT, ’ HAIR. ■ AINSWORTH fit BROOKS. —The Ladies' Society in rranecllen with the M. E. Church, contemplate getting up a New England Supper. The exact time tho school. The little folks received pros­ The Superintend eat has not been desided open, but it will be ia eats from Old Banta. the near fixture. nice album in behalf of the school. —L. J. Wheeler has handed in a new ad­ AH return thanks to Mr. H- and lady for vertisement, which owing to a rush of work the kindness and good feeling* with which does not appear In this week's issue. Thia, however, does not prevent the continuance $W A MW lot of Japan Tea fuel reosto of the good bargain* that are being given to The Sheridan Bunday School of which Bev. J. N. Crittenden i* SupL.bad a Christo! ax FLINTS. only 75 eta per lb. fry it. customers at his stove. Bowin* Machine Nsedtes aadJS—Rev. C. 1. Deyo left here last Monday chiac Oil for nsl« al D. W. Lljtcours. w2 to assist Rev. C. Mudge, of Maple Rapids, than full of presents. After the distribuNew Styles Prints only 7 cts the Supt. with a five dollar bill Mrs. C. at the 12} per, sent profit store. CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES, SHINGLES. WATER LIME, which we ship and retail at bottom prices. gar The advertisement that C. C. Wolcctl put in the NdWs last week about our Saws is false, for wo have got the beet Dia­ mond tooth Saw* ever brought into this town, and warranted in every respect, and we are selling them fur $f,00 per foot.; we ore also selling ax'ec for 90 cis, and every­ thing in proportion. SMITH A PUTNAM. BQU Kerosene Oil cmliflfi cts per GaL at MeNamee C. O. D. Grocery. . h Ipntd U bUlt itcuilio, We also keep on hand and have for sale thia year it will be considerably year own fault; and your yeay baa an extra day, too. —B. H. Hoag has a new artosian drill Mixkd Cavdx, st tba C. O. Bi GROCERY. which be say* works like a charm. He weeks visit to her twin sister st Fondulac, sunk a well for George Crowell, of Kalamo. Wis. F. M. McNAMBB. r. HmacocK, with you. I trust by fair dealing ( shall bo able to retain your confidence, and to win that of stranger*. Clover Seed, &c.. ELEVA TOR W NASHVILLE. 49, Hoaaa Bumasrs only $8JO pt (11-lfi.) I world respectfully inform my friend* that I am NEW! Prepared Mtwcn MaaT, for Pies at A. BARBER, M.. D., Homiop»!hle Phy.leUn »nd Strain. IMUre. nrar H M. FLINT, —Hastings Journal Dennis is getting —Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Truman will raready fee a Centennial baby. Buying flan­ ‘ertala the Christian Solclel at tbrir resi­ nel* and laying in a stock of •• soothing dence, Tuesday evening. Jan. 11th. All — MATCHEsVarranted 860 only sever syrup" and pargorie, you know. lovers of fried cakes and coffee are oordisliy invited to al Lewd. alt per - box st McNamee’ C. —Yoqr Leap Year is here. girl*, and your Mrs. C. I. Dstq, Boc'y. O. D. Grocery. chance has begun. If you don't get married SOMETHING W. A. A YLSWORTH. Proprietor. Clocks, Spectac cs, $c. CHAS. W. DBMARAY DM U K^kriU., Dm. KU.'ll.Ul o'clock p m., tbe NashvIBecMusical Union. Notice of its critical condition was given a C. ELLIS. M. D. • Off^ahS* W.-vBrnthej^pl gardleee of all competition ! The new firm o maple sugar. MT READY MADR CLOTHING, Boots ^—R. R. Whits has sold hi* interset in the and Shoes, Mittens and Gloves, Buffalo 14 We appreciate thecahuof Cath Cuetom, aud propoee to have it, re M Dera, of the village lapped K-m *»te of Mala • Just opened 30 pieces Plaid Prints, (beaaties) 7 cents per yard. •• “ 10 " Lonsdale Cottons, . 12} “ " «. 20 “ Brown Cotton, 6 " “ Piles of Feh Skirts at / " 85 «nd apwants. Good Cotton Batts, pound tolls, J 12} cents Men'* Rubber Boots, $2.95 15 Grades of Tea. from 38 cento and upwards. A Keantiful Oil Chromo given with each pound sold. 07“ will commence afi —Olds miH is marching with rapid stride* this village on Tuesday, February 1st, 1876, and continue rrer the following Sabbath, and as much longer as the interest may seem to demand. Rev. W. Sinks, of Pittsford. Mich., will as­ sist the pastor. All are cordially invited to Prices : W our girrrtery. n. YOUNG. M. D. �goo# .ftmatanbipR'.stapesUSttol Xr.A&uM. ________________________ _ Of Teunre-w. who to second c« tfas pacific lhe padteaboa of Cabo. Is BaBroed <-emnitte* will inteixltwo a taj ft that tool— -a now nnforte^u tetot'eTexas I'sccte Kailroad. -■* Mtoxrwd a fa tank* fferiaian froxii ti» AUomeyGmaeral in tto tarxsoa tax com ta which 917S,OOU was unlawful 1 y ciillacted from tiist oorpcn:tion ot> stock tori by nrm -rrerirut altena, and it to preboMa that tto tatataymi^ totovfrtL Negotiations are [>eti-hiu: with Atmtna with I taking the ground that no new ships ri.ou'd l-o built, and no jmparatiotM of any kind made axoapi fordefenaiva ptirpcM”, *nd that ihose et-oukl eocitart priMpMly of torpedoes atri tto —Advices froffi tbe PMUpptoe Wanda, in tbe nreeasary coast defeiwre. • —Sir Edward Thornton, the tnr-pro of the Pacific Ocean, report a destructive htimcano United States and Mexican (Yxnn.ia.iim, !>•-, that occurred there Nov. 80, by which TO per­ awardtol 9«M.W<J In Metawn ghk! to Ito Ataa sons were kilted and many buddings destroyed. —Throe i^F*mrn killed in a coal mine at Silver Mining Company, of New Yort, to lie i»ri«l l»y Mexico. ■ —Work on the new Custom HouaeiuHl. Ixnjls L*« Uvu ordered suspended by Secretary Briatow; owing to the exlianattau of tiio appropria- —Freak Moulton han brought cult agatort Mr. Beecher far malicious prawcution. laying damagon at 4*50.000. Geo. Tracy thinka Monltou will be badly boaU n when tbe reae oornse down whole foreate ta to psta, and onto * on for trial, which will uot t« for over a mouth noire whldi w» Iteard for mUea. ■ —Two ■ British steameri collided iu St. George's Channel, recently, axri eno of tliom, Government officers have come down on eight tho Dante, waa sunk. Twenty-thrre poraonn dtstUleriee »nd rectifying liouan., and token —The lumber mill of Ketobrook A Bowman, poMMwakmof ilrem. It to cliargcd that they were defrauding the revenue for a long limo al Melnddaa, VL. Waa burned tatoly. Tho Iqm pre .ioiiA to the eciransa of last-May tn Chicago, waa extensive, the toauranee being (HO,000. —A largo flour and rice mill in Wappfng, at "bid. time Collector Wadsworth was reLondon, was dratniytxl by fire on tho let Job’ll. Dork, O.ty Treasurer of Buffalo. N. Ou-' Urcm»n was killed. -Tho lorn fo oyor y.,wixj filled dial ofltoe ‘for terms, hot tailed to replanted kst fall, has bSxmM 'a dsfaulter aud fled toCbnada. The amount of A»TRUSO»T FOB 1SH. 000, !mt thu dly will not leas anything, -as his securities are ample. Speculation in real estate W»n tbe faiucijia) cause. —A man named Minster, an employe of tbe New York Humane Society, in a fit of despon­ dency. tho other, -day, eaumd by poverty aud family diMgroemmu, killed Mt wife aud child —There was a good deal cf promiscuous torooting at Randolph Landing. Tenn., on tbo cllMing day of last year. Carroll Hatton was allot by Jack Htinvon from the window of bin cabin, and the latter, while in charge of two Cone tables, was. riddled with bullcta by the friends of Button. no less than twenty ubota being fired by different parties. Doth tbe Oou- k’is,5 te . ,10,117.1 ’ al will1 Bl 1 Hui r- *. wl 0» I 1 1 i »a l । NEWS IN SRIEE. kbjuojuk. —<Jiarte) Rois turned up tbe other night on board tho Montreal tram at Nashua, N. IL, without a ticket. Ho gave another name at first, but finally Raid . Ifec map who • placed him on the train made him tel! a fictitious alary ; that his name wan Boss ; that be lived in Phil­ adelphia ; that he was carried away while play­ tag with hie brother Eddie, aud • that hie motiier'n name wan Annie. Tbe sequel to the affair ta briefly not forth in a dispaten from Milford. N. H.. wliicli nays: Charley Rons proves to bo James Blanchard, s. procociomi youth of thia iicigblorbood and a consummate liar.*' —Cap*. Stipe, alias Geo. Thompson, repre••enting htateelf *s a brother of 8oerat*ry Chandlcr. on inspection duty, called al Benicia Bar­ racks. Cal., a few days since, and desired to bo furnished with anna. Upon being informed of the faHow'e tetagg. Mr. Chandler swt-word that ho hail no brother, and ad vised Secretary Belknap to hang the imposter. —Mr. Tlie, formerly U. A Miiust'cr to Vene­ zuela. notr fills the officer of Minister from Venezuela to this country. —Three of Cbick^o'a prominent politicians— Mesara. A C. Ileatag, H. B. Miller, and Jacob Behm—hare been arrested ou diargot of cl<fraudiug the internal rcvcuut.. Miller was formerly County Treasurer of Cook County, and Heaaug wx- a candidate for that office al the las', fall election, but was defeated. All three were large stockholder* in diatiltarire which are a'leged io Lavs been ran crookedly. The Govrrumenl authorities odirrior tiie cvjdoncs agariMt ttosa gentlemen as ramcluMvo, and Hurt they are all in great danger of being sent to the 1‘euUeuttary. -The ease of Free and Loader, indicted for 1 wjnry in the Tilton- Beecher esse, came up in tbe Brooklyn courts last week, aud as Price confemad that he waa guilty of perjary, and thia tatag the only evidence that could be ib«J agahwt him. a »oUe jrro^jni wm entered in the matter, and Ixitli mon we re ordered dischargod. — tiio Spanish stetermaa. to to»gam take a prominent pari in politics. —Tlia nat&Li-r of revenue rollreUon diatrictH in the country b*» been rafinred from 209 to 163, the cnenolidRtloi. effecting ■ oaving to tbe Government of f2»,000 yearly in aaUrire, -It is stated to Washington thaC*Uia loadtag Eurojwan powors are to taver of American totervention in Cuban affairs. England io no? only willing, tart anxtou* for each a corwumma- lately, alleged that great irregulariUea existed in tlw oSce ot the Borond CtoapL-oiter. aud invmtigatiofl byaoomn|ptee beaded toyComAceurdmgly the Secretary called upon Second CmaptruU; “ “ * - with tliri.- chief cterka. to resign, m <mt«-1mk- —ft la bMtevad in Washington that Mr. Itan<Un'» btl! to remove diMMitte* from all par*01 P«- IxSL toe Boom aud Senate. -Washington dwpatohas state that tb* frea- —Tbeaafe of Benedict Bron.. Jewelers. Of Now Tort, w»s robbed of 925,000 m diamonds ouo nigbtlast week. Tbo clerks in charge bad chloroform administered to them. —The Grand Jury at Jefferson City, Ha, has indicted ex-Adjatant General J. D. Crafton and hia eon. charged with fraud in eonnectkxi with the military service in Mianouri during tho lata wax. The alleged frauds were find dis­ covered early last summer. Tbe Craftonn are charged with forgery among other things. —Edward H. Johnson, a notorious dciqicrado, wlu> was lately sent to the Tcniioascc Peniten­ tiary for twenty-ouo years (or robbing an ex­ press messenger named Brady in Memphis luu. effected his eeeape from tho prison at NavhviUe. Jolmson robbed the Unite.! States Express Ctxnjuny hi tR. bouia twelve years ago, and served six years In prison. He then became a pirate on the MisH-rippt River and was commilted to robbery st Mem nldr. Henin away to Texas, was captured, tried and imprison d. and now ia free again. -The China* people arc dissatisfied with their officials for having concoded ao much to tbo English' in ths negotiations with regard to tbo murder of Ttfr. Margery, the former Driiii<li Minister to Chin*. - The diffitalty io-etotafared to have been settled only temporarily. —Foreign intarvcxiiiau in Cuba will not bo tolerated. A late dispatch from Washington ease: "It iajmsertod in prominent circle that if, as ruportod from-London, there is * near ad­ vent of European interveutiou in Cuba. ourGovcnimcnt would infona oueh powen aa might combine fur thia purpose that their course would lie highly offensive to tho United Staten, an it wotrta imply* design af controlling affidro to localities coritiguouii to this ronntry-,Uiereby injuriously affecting our ooromerdal and polit­ ical Intercuts, and for thia reaopo, apart finm other considcrationn. tho United Staten should continue to act in the apirit of tha Mouroc doc-Some of iboGonuMi newspapers have seen in 1 the late dynamite horror at Bremerhaven one of the deleterious fruits of republican 1 institutions, and taken occasion to asperse American character in connection with the 1crime. The American residents of Berlin held a public meeting ta coiist-queuce of these as.pcrsions, and pretested in a resolution declar­ ing that Thompson's crime affocta the human race, and not a particular nationality. —Alfonso aud his Ministry, are divided on the question of |>crnnUing Queen'Isabella to reside in Spain. The Ministry oppose it, but the young King insists that his mother must have an asylum in that country even if he circular to ite naval comniU'.tani in regard to tbe slave trade. It orders that any slave re­ ceived on a British man-of-war on the high 1"ore shall bo retained aboard until ho ran be lauded in the country or transferred to a vessel where bis liberty will be asdflre. —The Bishop of Pew. Germany, has been sentenced to six months' imprisonment fur a , —The Secretary of the Treasury has given —Germany is believed to ba qntelly working dlrectioua for the retirement of 9644,350 legal- for tbo absorption of Belgium. teudcr notes on account of national bank dr—Bpain proiuiaee some needed reforms in colatiou tamed during December. This will Ccba and to satisfy al) j tint complaints of the leave oahttauding legal tenders, until a fur­ ther reduction 937.182,722. The amount of additional national bank ootee Lemied -aiocc Nov. i is 91.761.280. and the total amount iaaued since tbe pamago of the act of June 14, were compelled td suspend operations. 1874 is 912,715,975. Tho amount of Segal—Ledocbowaki, Archbishop of Berlin, will bo tender notes depoutod by national banks for released from imprisonment on the 3d prox., the purpoee of retiring circulation eiuce Nov. 1 and tho Catholics of Germany will celebrate is 92.987.200. tbe event in an appropriate manner. The —When Col. Banga retirea from Ito Suptriu- Archbishop is still of tbe opiiios that the Eotondency of the Railway Mail Service, ho will clrelaatical Courts had no authority to depute be Huocacdq! by Hire.’ M. Vale, the present Assistant Sujiertatendent. - Hundreds of naval officer* and others, whose experience has brought them to the Washington Navy Yard will regret to learn of Hie death of old Basil Brown, for the last fifty ycare mereengrr at the C«na»istaEit <rf tbo he onco registered nt Bangalore, in the Naw Yard. Ha aaa 7n vnaru r.t . Mysore 1’rovjnce, tn Indio, an inch and at hts post until uiya <tay» before bis death. Ho wae bora in tbo DUtrict, and wm 15 ycais a quarter of rain tiiat foil in twenty minixtes. He also stnteH Uiat 7 and 8, anti old when U.c Britiab bnracd the Capitol. ’ - Shares ni tbo Bank of California arc irerth 1 even more iuchcc, have been ganged in only ey.50 to 915 at public sale. that district in a rain of twenty-four -A change wan made on the Irt iast. in tho ! hours. About the year 1856, when par­ tariff, for cable rates by the Anglo-American ! , ticularly disaatrons floods occurretl in line for general news diapatchre. Tbe diargc ; hereafter will be 25 cento jwr word, in gold. ' India, Mr. Pncklo declares that, at —During tbe year 1875 lhe aggregate ytahl ; Madras, more than 2d indies of rain fell of gold from the mtoea on Uiia conLumt v»5 in-twenty four hours! and that more 990.899,037. an increase of over the than 7 indies fell within six hours. This prod oct of the preceding year. I ' w» gauged at tho Madras Ol>eervatory, —Secretary Chandler to preparing additional , aud registered every hour. “ A coffee­ important movements in the pension ncrviav' planter on the Western GhantA of MyHe is hopeful of reducing tbo expenses in that continucs Mr. Pncklo, "told me it Hoofikul, he bad .ganged,, in o, foe s up a grand to-al of 4703,228 00?. bciug August, ’ 1874,. 131 inehee in one day, and a-ai nrm non more Uiau Ue ___________ 920,000.000 loeviotM year. Him 10{ tbe next. He doicribod it as a includei merchandise, produce aud mauidacsullen, intermittent, continuous down­ turod goods. - Tlie public debt siatrmcnt for December pour, the monotony nf which was very shows an increase of 91 918.0W. Coin in the depressing. At Mahublcahwar, on the. Treasury, 979,834,448; currency to tho Treas­ same line of Gliauta, lhe average fall is ury. n 117.3441 rpedal depoeitaerf legal tenders 240 inches, chiefly in the four or five for tl-o reJwnptiou of certiflcatM of dejKisit, months from May t > September iudu935 175.000; coin certificates. <31.198 300; out-1 sriro ; while, at tho Chcrrapoorji' Hills, "tending legal terrier.. 9371.aW.22fi. I -A review erf tbo general gram trade in Eu- not very far from Calcutta, thc aversge ghunt for 1875 j rouonnere it a year of low fall is over GOO inches, or (iiayj 17 yards piicce m d an inferior yiakl. of rain !" • ■ AX AGKI> IfitlDK. The Hon. Mrs. Norton, .whose ap­ —The President declares .1 to bo his inteution to find a place for every rx-duioD aoidier proaching marriage ' to ‘Sir. W. Starling removed from Mibortlina’o positions by the Maxwell is announced in Loudon, is House, so tong as there is a Democrat left m pother advamyid in years for a bride, tbe Executive Ihpartmeuto. AU the Hoose, being now sixty-sevyn years old. Her vmplcycs that Lave Lcex.- turned out to ma«-e ruem for Dtmocrah liave Ixieu pgpvided f.ir. grandfather was tbe eelebrated dramatist, orator, and statesman, Richard Brinsley Cbm tar, in tbk manner. —The Hlincrt Independents ere to meet in Sheridan. Her tlrnt. toarriage to Eon. convention at Decatur, Feb. Ifi, for the jxir- George Chappel Norton took pUico nearly P<wt>of uomiutirg Brale offircra and sppomta half a century ago, in 1827. 8be was a precocious rhymester, and a volume of ber juvenile poems was published in 1820, when George iY. had just began to reign, aud James Monroe was President of the United States. Her most widely-known poem, “ Bingun on the Rhine,” was the scinxil-boy declamation of men now post middle age. Miss Sedgsi de, in her “ Let­ ters from Abroad,” (publixinxl in 1841), deacribt d Mrs. Norton as “ the perfewtion of intelfectaud and physical beauty, unit­ RAILROAlt INTELEtflKNCK. —During Mr. LamuV abacnca in I ing masculine Iokvj with feminine delito took altar his u>t«r*»to as a candidate for ' Tbe FiMMCte (Ta.) HeraM Ima ttah nished by the recent experience of sonw t •• Last vert Mr. W. W. Wnmaek stage-drivers who started ont from Son and family, who Hvc on' Jataea Rivyr, Francisco en route for Loa Angclrat. Tbn & "if were arouK-el late in tbe iright by the barking of their dogw, and the exceHwit mm of $250,000 in gold, and thia w» Ixrtawwifo endeavored to incite ber guarded by n J*rty Mio carried abut* worthybtbban$ to investigate the moat* guDR, Hcuty rifios and. Colt revolvers, it. Be declined to be disturbed, however, by what be thought a trivial ro«ul agehta who might present themmatter,' nnd nhe boldly ventured out mtives. The* stegn toiled ou through With tho aid of a servant and tbe dogs Mio <*ptared n tmitondoua bear (ooniddering ite age), to the aetonishment of overtaken by another coach containing a her liege lord, who put in hia appearfull loud of jMMWengera. The latter bad ^noe after the fight was over.” ■^xtrsljr jgo> Ixsyond tho hearing of _t^e npri«f>Uj g«rttamM ^n»«ri1<lar.»w brush that lined the road and pronounced ths single word,. “Stop I” The <k*er rcuiod in his furious steeds with Mcom- $10;$25r,«r, »5to«20;; MONI ing promptness. Tbe sprightly gentletaunF seteing his order so unquestionably obeyctf, Hrew a pistol from his hipjsickct, and, carelessly cocking it, skid, Throw out tliai treasure-box.” Hav­ ing uttered his second command, tho stranger stood at. hi» case awaiting com­ pliance, at tho same time entertaining lb« pawngm Tilt i.auat .oaditftfc whistling performance. The express agent, with ttocoming baate, tumbled thd Itafal treasure-box put of the window, whereppon tlw aristocratic gentleman, dis- (auning to cxipIpQjljnU-otlwra, pronounccii his final command, “Drive on!” The driver gave his horses free rein, sounded a tattoo with tho snapper of Iiis whip, and the stage went hilling off nt unusual sjiecd with its load of passeugcni, minus tlw tressetfobox. But what must have been the dis­ gust of tho highwayman when he found Hut $1.50 in silver to reward him for his ('ntorprise I Meantime the other coach, with ita precious burden of 8250,000 in bright gold coin, sped on unmolested to its destination. Two nights after this nffiir the exploit was repeated at the same jxiint, with no material variation DO YOU WA*r money in detail or result, save that tho solitary h ighwayinan eociffed $3,d00 brgofd with­ out resistance from tho occupants of tho coach. ' A correqxjndent of tho Akron (O.) Argus revives some interesting bits of history regarding slftighing in Northern Ohio. The great sleighing iournamenta of 1866 are still vividly remembered by our dtizens. Solon, Cuyahoga County, inaugurated the “strife" by getting up a party of seven four-horse teams, aud challenging any town te bent them. Twinsburg did beat them with' fourteen fr. Oilman * teams. Bodford went to Twinsburg with thirty-four teams. Northfield then tried it on, bnt fell short of the requisite number of teams to take tho banner. Brecksville then entered th© lists with lifty • four teams. Royalton then came in Please twntl tne half a dozen of with sixty-eight teams. Then Boston Seined—m Schnappn " ia the way a toper went to Royalton with eighty-nine । wrote it when ho wna sobering off from teams.' Richfield then pounqcd' govn1 into Boston with’ oAo hundred and fiftyfour teams, and planted tho banner ou tho summit This was on the 11th day of March. A few days afterward .Bum­ mil, Medina, Cuyahoga, ns counties, entered into the contest and visited Richfield under their appropriate lead­ ers, Medina having 140, Cuyahoga 151,and Summit 171 Zour-borM teams, 402 in all. Not satisfied with the discomfiture, Medina was bound to try again, and on the 18th day of March, though tile sleighing was rather thin, that'countT, with bonis pl mini© and flying bannuii, drove triumplianHy into Akron with 181 four-horse teams, the most extensive sleigh-ride from one county ever )>eforo, or rinco, known in the United Slated. The Medina people are now inviting neighb aing counties to “ come and take " that banner. Shall it be “took!" !EfcteSE» MARK TWAIN'S BOOK TRIUMPHANT I [I! ■ u>r» tb- BM or wMtlns (I'M M .•'!>« tnAa! T&» to r TOB01PS OOMPOUKD GF TUBE COD LIVKR k0IL AHD LIMX.J THE DANBURY NEWS AGENT8 I Dr. William A. Hammond, of New York, the distinguished authority in nervous iliscancs, contributes an article to the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal ot December 16, on “ The Causes of Vice-President Wilson’s D.'atb.*' He reviews tho published re­ sults of tho post-mortem examination, and oonclmurt that the immediate cause was not! apoplexy! bnt “,41id suddfn cessation of‘the prbicss of raqnration WlHTtO O.f» Tt^BK XKW hotlli F<»H TrtK IJNMMMMr.'"'' nnd circulation from .ptMhlyais of tho pneumogastric nerves.*” He thinks the disease was not of long duration, bnt probably began' just before the ViccPrefiident consulted him, Nbv. 7. . He thinks Mr. Wilson’s sudden prostration in the bath-room of the capitol, two weckrbeforo his death, was duo to a clot, probably a thrombus of one of the vertebral arteries. The Vico President first consulted Dr. Hammond on the 4th of September, complaining of pain in tlie l»ck p[ the head and inability to. alecp.* Tho Doctor-’prescrilMid for "Ixfah, and when he bsw him again on the 15th ol October, he wanqp^bepjK } On the |U"WE3TERN BORDER DO YOUR OWN PRINTING! ”1 A Great Offer!! THE INTER-OCEAN. 7th of November, wlien ho consulted tbe Doctor for the last time, he was much THE LEABIH8 REPOBUMN PAPER neck. It wan nt. thia time that cautery was applied,, with apparently good effect ' ’ HE THE MORThWCST. xvxxincr.-. A jury in New York recently rendered , singular verdict The Clerk of tho a 1Court put pw usual itfquiry : “G^tld-] men of the jury, have you agreed on s' . verdict?” “ We have," raid the foreman. “ How say you," quwiod tbe Clerk, "do you find for this plaintiff ot for the de; ftaxlant-)**'; IWfiiraaan |>! rasp4*s4 banded up to Judg-j Lawrence a roll of paper on which was written : “ We the jury, uiu*nimou.dy agrms that we can­ not find cither for the plaintiff or fat the defendant." The Judge, aa soon aa ho ASERT8 WARTEO for the । ENTENNIAL I HISTOR!*«<S. .......... 'cu?wJ*wd. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-01-14.pdf.pdf 4c1cf94c271747a31484d10cd24e40c4 PDF Text Text - =========== ! She SRashrillc $nrs ADVERTISING RATES: Bs-aob. । Barry County, Michigan, Editor and Proprietor. Progression. No Retrograding, VOL. III. Nji^HVILLE; BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1876. NO. 16. shrug their shoulders, evidently think­ “ Here aha is," mid Violet “ Where ing us somewhat effeminate, to complain “Miss Violet Raynor, ” repeated Mr. I Bnt Violet went to sleep happy that plied to? by a tramp for employment branch of science, giv«>s precedenoe to of a chill, the existence of which their Mann, “ I have come tos conclusion can- night, and Henry had such a dream that The applicant said he oould do anything, the aquiline, royal or Roman noso, ns stronger constitutions end weather-worn bo thought he must be dead and in from editing a newspaper to conducting being a sure indication of an energetic, skins cannot recognize." resolute and ruling mind, and rites in “Ah!” said Violet; “iaii pafimblef” heaven. . “You are demoralising the school, And in the spring the two vfrt mar- plished stenographer, and ho exhibited proof the names of Julius Crcsar, Canute, Just as .the fast trotting . on Rose *» frit tb«- falUu* of tb. .Irw; Min Raynor," said' Henry ; “setting a letters from various distinguished per­ Charles V., Edward I., Robert Brace, «;treet yesterday afternoon had reached a bad and unladylike example to every Violet Raynor woa her father's only sons commending him to the good offices Wallace,* Columbus, Pizarro, Drake, point of "bursting excitement, when some William TIL, Conde, Loyola, Elizabeth one here. When such scholars are found daughter, and could do as kite pleased of the horses had got right down to busi­ with him; and ho did not wait to die be­ Like moat geuiuste he was needy. His of England, Washington and Welling­ ness and were really going inside of- nine , paper collar, a world too large, had been ton. He tells us that astuteness and fore he made her rich. minutes, an elderly woman and her craft, refinement of character, and love you. Take your liat and llboks and leave Wild now! O, dear, no. The swoetdaughter turned off Main street on to thij room, had never enter.it again while pet, most ladylike little woman; and the refused longer to do duty and persisted of art and literaiure are the characteristRose and headed the old mare for home. I am teacher." . two are as utterly happy as mortals' in tickling his left oar. His pants were The wagon was of tho ragged edge badly frayed at the bottoms and his aware . that Milton, Petrarch, Spenser, Violet Raynor stared at him in amaze­ make, and was the identical one tluU G. shoes could only be called shoes by tho Boccaccio, Raflaellc, Claude, Rubens, ment ; she laughed. Washington used to go in to sec his KlI.tKD Bl- A. CATAJfOVXT. farthest stretch of courtesy. Hia coat Titian, Murillo, Canova, Addison, Shel­ “ I’ll go when I’m ready, Mr. Munh, girl. Tlw old mare wan a consumptive A correspondent describes the terrible ley, EraHmus, Voltaire and Byron were and come back when I please, ” she said. affair and wore $700 worth of native fate of Jackaon Frailey, a veteran old remarkable for craftiness, however truly “ I suppose yon forget who I am—that I spavins with ringbonss to match. • Pennsylvania hunter, who started out “Surely," thought the gentleman, set down ns lovers of literature and art. nm Col. Raynor’s daughter, and tliat ijo They were sailing majestically down from Martinsville 6u: Wodnefiday of. last Alexander the Great, Constantine, Wol­ schoolmaster can turn . "me out qf Rose street, tho blind animal smelling week with two comrades on a hunting scanned him furtively the poor fellow sey, Richelieu, Ximcnes, Lorenzo de school." her way along and the old lady telling expedition^ The Welch Mountain in the evidently divined his though tn, and a Medici, Raleigh, Philip Sidney and, Na­ Tilda how “ streaked she felt when that Mr. Munn arose, went to the wardrobe, vicinity is heavily timlierwl and sur­ blush*mounted to the very roots of his poleon owned hybrid noses, neither Bo­ and took down the coquettish liat, uacque l>eart young clerk ahowod her ntcx:Linge, rounded l>y groat swamps and ravines, man nor Greciiln, bnt something between and parasol, carefully deposited the that; looked like store candy," when the in winch Iwara, catamounts, and other “I have no.employment for you," the. two. Tho wide-nostriled noee be­ books in tho heat strap, .and handsd hard-breathing trotters came up behind wild animals are plenty. The hunters said the gentleman, ** but (and he h«u- tokens strong powers of thought, and a them to her. with a terrible clatter, and began to pull did not return on Wednesday night nor love for serious meditations; Bacon, ’ “ Put your things on. Miss Raynor," tated nervously under the appealing look out alongside tho ponderous caravan. wan anything heard of thorn the next Betimes seldom outlive their pien>. of the tramp) liavo you had anything to Shakespeare, Luther, Wycliffe, Crom­ ho said, “ and allow me to open the door The old lady uttered jtjst one word : night, and their friends determined to well, Hogarth, Franklin, Johnson and ’ Honey-bees are winged raercluuxtafor you, unless, indeed, you prefer to dispatch searchers to find them. On tbpy cell their honey. apologise, and behave henceforth nn a Tears sprang into his eyes as tho unfor­ Gnllileo being a few of the famonti And she gave the old mare a tooth­ Friilay morning twenty stalwart woods­ “ eogitative-noaed " ones. Vespasian, manner th$t shall not disgrace the school tunate replied : Dos’t color meerschaums for a living. less cluck and shook the reins. men started to search for the missing Correggio and Adam Smith, odd as the and yourself.” The trotters nailed byi The old ladyr It is simply dy(e)ing by inches. men. At about 10 o'clock the body of I have walked from Chatham to De­ conjunction^eems, were men of the same “ Apologize," said Violet, who began fired the butt end of the reins at the• Seeing is not believing. There are Frailey was found nearly covered up in a troit," glancing down at his wretched mental type, possessing deep insight to tremble, reflecting on the questions old nare, and braced against the dashi many men you can see and yet cannot snow drift near the foot of tho mountain. into character, and a faculty for turning that would be naked at home. “I cer­ believe. board. His clothing was tom off from his throat tliat insight to account, or their hawk“Gad’s mercy!” gasped tho other, tainly shall do no such thing. You'll The trotters sailed along. Ana the balloonista airy-nauffAbt “ say no more," And seating himself at noMw were false physiological beacons. apologize to mo liefore long." . Tho old lady told Tilda to liang on, when they make on ascension and fail to and abdomen wore terribly lacerated, his table, lie wrote the following, and Certainly it would l>o unsafe always to Then ahe put on her liat nnd walked and yelled: return I seemingly by the claws or teeth of a wild judge of a man by his noee. Suvaroff, handed it to the forlorn creaiure : Hlowly to the door. “G'lang, Fanny I whish! shoo! animal. Nothing farther was found un­ “ Fim* cento for biled istersi” said for instance., scarcely comes in the cate­ The w^ole school followed her with its Meevra. Gilhnan Bros. :• g ’ up! ’ ’ til the party reached Tamarack swamp. i n countryman at a restaurant yesterday. gory St weak-minded men, although he many eyes, and aho was consciotui of n Tho old maru broke into a hippity-hop1 “It’s stew much.” While going about the swamp ono of tho wore as veritable a snub as James I , signal defeat What could she do, she canter. men found Frailey’* rifle standing against THE VOVUG TEACHER. j H is a letter that should not travel. Ho handed tho order over and the ro- Ricluml Cromwell and Kosciusko. Even asked herself, to turn the table on this The old lady's txmnet flew off and a tree. Both barrels were empty. A cipiont departed in hot haste. Nothing if there, be an art to find the mind’s con­ hung by the throat-latch, and Ler, Why i Because you never ought to take conqueror of hers, and at least set the There were wild scholars in that short distance to tho right, in a hollow, more was seen of him, but on Saturday struction in the now*, there ore ho many glasses balanced themselves on tho( it away from homo. school laughing at him before she opened nchool—tho girls well-grrsin romps, wns the l>ody of an enormous catamount. the gentleman who gave tho order hap­ mongrel organs about that it must per­ end of her noee and hung on with both, •the door! She had not much chance. When times are hard lazy men have who were almost without exception It was covered with wounds, one being force be one of but limited application, less fear that friendt will get a job of hands. handsome, and who knew ifc A nice She wbh very near it, and there was he, made by a rifle ball, and the n*t plainly pened in at Messrs. Gillman’s and asked aad scarcely more helpful than tho ad­ I>olitc and calm ns possible, with hia for the bill. , work for them to do. A Img of bran in the back end of the time fair-haired, blue-eyed, gentle young by a knife. The snow liaving been hand on the latch. Her black eyes The half-dozen waiters who were vice of the wise man who, professing to wagon bobbed up and down like। A PHinoftornEK being asked wind was Harry Munn was to have with them. scraped away about the tree against furnish ladies with instructions as to danced about her. Near her was a shelf. standing in the office grinned sardonic ­ a boy with tho stomach ache, and the। the first thing necessary toward winning He gneosed tliat as he arose at his desk which tho rifle stood, the hunter’s knife, On the shelf stood what Violet supposed ally as the cashier handed out the fol­ choosing their husbands, says: “I would road track looked as if a s^und of intoxi­ the love of a woman, answered, “ an op­ on the first morning. n long clasp knife, with a buckhorn recommend a nose neither too long nor to be on ink bottle. To toss the con­ lowing : cated wheelbarrows had been running a> portunity.” handle, and pieces of his clotliing were Five young men and one elderly woman too short, neither too low nor too high, tents In the teacher’s face was not a very found. It was evident tliat there had had (Tine from that school house van­ A nrm.F. two-year girl, witnessing a neither too thick Dor too thin, with nos­ elegant piece of revenge, but it would The trotters came back. quished, and now he headed the forlorn been a fearful struggle, for ’ the ground pDow-Htorm, ran to her mother, raring : trils neither too wid- nor too narrow." make trim look funny and cause a about The old lady soothed her rickety ani­ ' Mamma, look out of the window, and hope—a man not five-aud-twenty yet, wus covered with blood for several foot She caught it in her liands. “I’ll set mal bock to a trot and adjusting her see tlie pop-corns falling.’’ with a collegiate education, sensitive around, and the underbrush was bloody you a copy before I go, as well as a bad I and broken. The search was resumed, feelings, and no physique. He knew There are now iu active’ service in the bonnet and spectacles, spitefully cjacu- I “ Han your son Timothy failed I” in­ example, girls," she cried ; and then rartrtdfo oo taari nothing aljont gills. His two dsmure navy of ti>e United States one Admiral, lated : and the other two missing huntere were quired Gubbens of Stabbcns the other the ooc tents were dashed in the teacher’s ••Soasy!’’—Kalamatoo TrAeyraph. I sisters might not have been of tho same one Vice Admiral, twelve Rear Admirals, at lust discovered alive and well, though day. “ Oh 1 not at all; he has only as­ face. Total.................... . .......................... S3 TO twenty-five Commodores, forty-eight race, for all the likeness . there wns be­ ! signed over his property, aud has fallen Alas ! Tho result was not a laugh—it they knew nothing of tho fate of Fraitey A KBJTTUCKT Lorx LBTTBR. *’ Well," said tho gentleman, “ a man Captains and ninety-one Commanders. tween them and these romps. And was a scream of terror as the young man until now, ho haring separated from I book to take a better position,” wiui the Tho following is n verbatim ct liter­ they were so pretty, especially Violet rolled in horrible agony qpon the floor. them on tho first day out Frailey was who could acoomplisli that feat at a sin­ There aro'six fleets, with five vessels, j replyatim copy i>f an important document I Raynor, tho worst romp of all. There ore Mr. Munn taught a class in chemistry in known throughout Pcnnuvlvania as the gle sitting undoubtedly needed a little besides, on qiccial service. EMrnorEB—Good morning William, which forms a portion of the records of In those first days they tried all their tho seboolyoom on Saturday afternoons, Nimrod of the State. Ho had followed lunch, and (with a alight but yet per­ eighteen vessels in the North Atlantic a suit now pending in one of tho courts how are you! and how s your poor old old tricks ; liid their slate pencils and and this shelf wns devoted to the articles hunting and trapping for thirty years, ceptible wince) here’s your money."— station, mounting elghty-two guns and mother! William—Well, sir, I'don’t of this city, says the Louisville Courier ­ having a tonnage of 14.G18. In the heated his, ebalked faces on the black­ for tho study. It was a.bottle of some and had killedgover 2,000 deer, 243 Detroit Free Pre**. know ; I don’t live with the old woman South Atlantic squadron there are three Journal. The letter begins : board, and wrote rhymes in the copy terrible acid whicii Violet Raynor hail bears, 25 catamounts, three panthers, now; I’ve got lodgingi of’my own. vowels, of 8,325 tons, with thirty-two lx>okn"; passed some simple answer tliat taken' in her hand, and she had flung it and unnumbered wolves and foxes. (Pause.) But I won’t sec her want The Case of Bailey vs. Bailey c&me ups guns. In tho European station .there everybody kz.ew up and down the claw; full into poor Henry Munn's bine eyes. Employer—Ah, j»erhaps that’s why you in the Superior Court, nt Norwich, CL, are five veeaels, of 7,123 tons, carrying talked, ste apples and cracked note; Sho was beside him on her ktn-es now, The New York correspondent of the seventy-five guns. Four vessels of thirty Wednesday, and was finally settled. far tho father happyne-s aeording to my dewrote him a love letter, which they crying aud praying, and vowing her . ___ A New Loxnos connoiwur of liquor, rigned with the name of the late deposed ignorance of the contents of the jar ; and Detroit Free Frau writes as follows re­ Mr. Bailey’s evidence as to his court­ guns and 4.5fJ8 tons aro at.tho North -Pacific station, and three veaacls of appli according toyoar dcteraiingation aixl de- | understanding that rum improved vn spinster, and sent it to him by a small lie, amidst his agony, found voice to as­ garding tho groat Anplctonian enter­ ship was as follows: twenty-nine guns and 3,826 tons are at the ■tor. Your love to me u«s been mow free, being sent to MS, intrusted a cask to an child, who arrived in scbooltime; bet sure her tliat he believed her, before lie prise : . > r >— Captain who did not return for three Tho Appletons *dvcrti*<> their nev editor, of South Pacific station. The Asiatic flies on the wing with paper slips tied lost all confidence. Jouruoy where with you I cannot meet ? my the Cyclopedia *<. an appropriate holiday gift. grUirr. Bays aho to me. •• la ycmr daughter Hqaa 'run coiutiata of seven vessels, years, when the New londonito found to their legs ; tripped over his toes and Jove M »U11 tha aaim amt I do hope I will gtt Eight woeka after this, a young man It certainly is a most valuable and cxtraonlnunthat all tho rum had been absorlted. apologised ; upset liis inkstand on lay upon tho pillows of tha spare room •• WhaiH you do for a bonaakeepor aaya'aho; mounting fifty-three guns, and having a au3W.fr. In thia null I chootiae you frem Affectionately seizing the sailor’s hand, tonnage of 5,489. Tliwlist of vessels in purpose ; and did a thousand other such in CoL Raynor's house. He was thifi price ever undertaken in the United States. A he naively gave thanks, asking, “ Can I the navy shows that there are five first impiah things. ' and worn, aud there was an indelible littls information couccruing it may not be out , ever forget your goodness in bringing rate*, thirty second rates, thirty-one third He kept thinking that Violet was the Hear on his forehead, and ono of his blue j you mua excuse tni nhcait letter until! yon aend toezrth roltune. and the two remaining volumes back my coak ? Never, never I” rates and rnx fourth rntee. There are prettiobt girl he badevorteen. Bhelooked eyes was closed forever; but matters aro in prwm, and will ba isaned within a few Right off twenty six wooden sailing vessels, classi­ truly obedient. A utixe five-year-old was told by his so good and sweet, too. JIow conlitshe were better than hail been hoped for a months; Fran the beginning ef th* fin-t volfied into five second rates, nine third grandmother that all such terms as “by join in these frolics! And fndeeil she long time, for he had l>een expected to a tee of Hie first class and eight of the 5 you git thia letter and you will oblige toe. golly,” “by jingo,” “by thunder," ect, Beaido him rat a ..vms as Ik. 1 as the rest, and once or l»e utterly blind. second claas, and four fourth rates. Tho were only minoed oaths, and but' little yonng girt It was Violet Raynor. She atiou of the first Cyclopedia, published fifteen twice actually behaved beautifully. homc, »JI right. number of ironclads is twenty-six. Tho better tlian any other profanity. In Violet certainly could l>e charming, if i was also a little worn, and her whole n»id Mr. Bail«y. •• Rhe waa a ragged- largest number of guns carried by any fact, she aaid, he could tell a profane •Ae She," oa on her part, port, secretly :j «he choose. She, seemed altered. She had been -k|[ t tion of a compiataly original work of the same lookbig A medical gentleman writes to the girl; looked etrong and vessel is forty-aix, tho Colorado and tho thought the teacher very haudaomo and | reading to him. Now, in the twilight, ‘ kllwj <^14 hnMtT'frM ulen in oath by the prefix “ by.” All such were haady like. She stayed tliat night. Minnesota each having tliat number. New York Tribune to correct, ho rays, oaths. “Well, then, grandmotlw r,” pleasaaL She wm 17, -atxl old | Put the. boek down and looked at i throe ywn ago, a very largo literary tera. cool two very prevalent errors with regard to said the little hopeful, “ thero's a big enough to think of handsome me n with him ' ’ witli tears in 'her eyes. ' prising U»e forriaoet write™ u><] bchohra in the mind. I ntialij told her we would go to th* The vessel of the greatest tonnage ca­ apoplexy. The symptoms of this dispacity is tho Franklin, tho flog ship of rar. Mura.- riu, -Id, -I burr ' 2^^ * By tele- oath in tho newspapers, ministers and get tnarriod, arid accordingly some interest Hi* delicate manner and . ... —.................... the European squadron, which iaof 3,173 case are due to u lack of proper pupply gentlemanly habits pleased fair, and she The old tally gave it up. mind was full of foreboding all Ute way." tons burthen, ami efirries twenty-nine of blood to the brain, and not, as is gen- ; ,W«uM have behaved hexaelf in* lady­ IragwMv, bnt I Iraed to ugltito jou. MEAHTRIS. 1— reran-, AIter this account of his courtship Mr. guna. Ono of the ironclad vessels—the erally supposed, to “a rush of blood to like yny but for popular opiutou. Bui, Now you are ao much bettor, I muat nay ■ red Uw unouut of uaw a»Urr uldul would the head." The rupture of the cerebral ataa! tho“giite" had oeeolved not to it If I could live over that old school- j ®*ko • very reepoctable cyclopedia at ite-lf. Bailey proceeded to give his matrimonial CoIomus—carries ten guns; one mounts blood vessels is dpo to weakness of their experiences., The following moral was give in to any young man teacher. time, I would be so very different—in- : Mcreover, there te scarcely a line drawn from these cases : • each, and two have but one gun each. costa, catiMxi by general debility or ill They were proud of their horrible con- J-KlIwmM. law ao aabra,e<l of an’*" "In"“ ■“ The Roanoke, of six guns and 2,260 tons, health. Another error is that fleshy per­ the! A1..1 — <1 a T i ’ b** IM’t bw’u " boiled down."oo to speak, half . JL I riarl^-ureura.ru. lum the greatest tonnage capacity. Ten sons aro peculiarly liable to this attack. do well hvd tatmted her with being done to you, I aball rarer torpre mypre-wred it. ao cueful are the Jcaapbtoa; of the ironclads arc at the North Atlan­ Recent researches develop the fact that cowardly. Violet could not yield to her ■elf all my Iif« I shall never be happy chief editeni to have the work itaolotaly pertic station, but tl*ey do very little cruis ­ the majority of persons attacked are for an tour. I never am.’’ fort in every raipect. Among the writers en■luj> ing. The remaining sixteen are hud up cither spare or of ordinary habit of body teacher admired her, and, tinder Buch JO. will not reproach yourself eoj Judge Cooler. Prof. J. 0. Dalian. Prof. Richard tnamph to hold out * • He’ll think I’ve taken a fancy to him if I give in," said be blind. I have been thanking God j I’ourtalea, the Bev. Dr. Bernard O'Rafily. Hr. she. And in the qaeermrt spirit of de­ fiance she fairly led the riot from that bhnd.” She bunt into tears. ' “You patient angel/’ she said. “But bear, but he had no intention of giving in. One by one ho conquered the girls. The small ones he switched on their ' “ Hate yotf!” ho aoid. , ——.wiuuo «UUMU> fxmuahcn* in Then he paused. j W.OOO before a copy i« wH. Tl.uw the outlay -dinncrieM—to long r* •» ‘■“v*. «-»i -u i»*i never forgotten nic all these weeks.’ Of course he did not wish to switch at different points. Tliough there are By an arrangement between the parties nominally on* hundred and twenty-four You are well oft when you are in a A bhxms for “month ” is now iu do-. Mr. Bailey withdrew bin petition and vessels in the navy, only forty-fonr have healthy neighborhood, with enough to ma»d. Hero is enr very old, but made uo defense to the wife taking tho assignments*at stations, in squadrons or eat and drink, a comfortable, well-ven­ decree of divorce.—Benton Globe. on special service. tilated apartment to sleep in, and you ore paying all your expenses and laying The Commander-in -Chief of the Brit­ (fOOD VJT THE BOOF. ish army, in u recent speech delivered in Cob Forney write*, in hw London day, and, in addition to all this, acquir­ London, informed his audience that ing knowledge and strengthening your every shot from tho new big gun at nothing of a twenty-milo wall in a day, Here is one equity gixul, though not character. Young men whose mtuatiou Woolwich would cost £25. The cost of —ii ..........— - —-i____ .____ quite BO old : ttte weapon itoelf vn £15,000, and alto- juvenile friends, a gentleman and his should be very cautious about exchang­ wife, who think lightly ofgoing on foot ing such a certainty unless it be for an­ expensive military luxury. Fifty years to the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, which other certainty. Happiness does not depend on great wealth ao much na it guns would have cost but £2,200, or £20 does upon independence, and intelIwtiml they do their dinner. It is a part of and moral culture. their life, and they cannot and will not aengrr on a Woodward fiveune car yecwill cost £100. In one shot there are do without it. I once heard of an EngIt is raid in Philadelphia that Thomp-_____ _ __________________________ v ___ terday. As the cht roiled along aho used up about 250 iKiuads of gunpow■on, thj man who caused the Mosel tor- j emiled at a num sitting opposite and in­ and whose greatest regrot daring his im- ter, rented a house in South Fourth ’ quired : “C«tn y«u ring tho -tollI" prunument was tliat he could not take street in that city, in 1861, and art fire to ‘ With pleasure," he resj^ndrd, aa be his ‘ constitutional. ’ --------------------------------- —inns vae cnan « i X'erata to T*' Th— ib. ™jtJ, ta.ll U.Holia~.Fi> Nouo Bona. Th. H. rated ualil rite rai quite lor. do»B Iterido him. Pope telmiabtatel wilh Id. ora hrad. Oteted-A. ra dr.raig.Dteitel.ir. "WniyOT kite Ute, Violte r ho -k~l. ! Io tboEow, IboraroratU lb. Lord. J,zoo pounus. xucii lucre is me ioau■»«^1—»*>». “*• I«" bare*' .lioll». O— iiiiog, raterdioul; re1 rarta U» Ml, Sm, i* obrio— with do to throw a shot away. This habit of walk- indifferent to what vs call comfortable them unhealthy, and they are rarely found in their boattv. They laugh al us when ne ask for extra blanket, and it for thu purpora of obtaining iusuranco rose up and yanked th.' Wrap. «»totitioua atack._________ otoj-ped, no uno mewd, and after a long Oud Jons Svedax us d<iKl. Tho car He was : took through the door th- driver started l acid : “ I d*dp’l know whether you ' could or not’”— Detroit Free JVpm. �<K>. SENSATIONS! nv»th •„ E shrinks f'nn FRIDAY, JAN. Hih.'ll OS I HUS DIED YEARS AGO. VALLEY FijRQK. .low j ihal etty U hnrrta. Even Washing- j I ton, in whom hdpe''*sbcne like a pil-1 C«dar Hprinj*, ww burned foMdxy night j j tar of fire-when it bad gone oat in John Dsokor & Soliorocery, at Grand ! all other ntrn,"- con hl not penetrate Ifta all pervading Meekness. ft was Valley Forge wag selected for the at this time, when all humin help jscen-.rd pone, that Mr. Polttjil whose Washington could best pruteot ‘the I hutise he wanquarterad/valking near । a secluded thickcron his farm, heard ainns of the enemy quartered in Phil-I' a voice, at* of one in prayer, and, lookadelphia The army left White- j। inlTit), Knur saw Wnaliinotoh Wiulfingto'n an on his his knees. knees., marsh on the Itth of December and tears on his cheek, and his lace up­ . reached Valley Forge on lhe 19th. turned to heaven, beseeching, in 'Pho soldiers, many of them barefoot­ agonized tones, that God would save ed and in rags, had marched thither, Ins suffering army and suffering cuunleaving their bloody testimonials on nearly every foul of ground they had traversed: The day before, do. the borders oF the drenry region where they were to pass the k»6g winter, In the midst of all this darkness and was spent in religious services. Con­ suffering and almost despair, as if on gress .had directed it to be a day of purpose to crush cne of the -noblest thanksgiving and praise, and Wash­ hearts that ever beat in a human bos­ ington ordered the brigades to be as­ om, a conspiracy was. set oo foot in sembled. with their chaplains, and and out of Congress to remove him religious services tn be preformed. frorp the head of tho army und com But, alas, three thousand of them, or pell him to serve in a subordinate more than a quartet of the whole ar- capacity. False charges were raised; niy, were either sick or too shoeless forged letters were published; yet he and ragged ttinppenron parade. These bore all in silepce, lest in defending m the wagons that stretched over the himself.he should expose scotetsthat dreary fields, lay suffering and shiv­ would injure his country. “ My counering in the straw, thinking tliat, to tty'’ was ever uppermost in his mind them at least, thanksgiving was a and dearer to him than fife itself. He mockery. Their enemies were well was great " in the high places of the fed and housed in lhe city near by, field," amid lhe storms and tumult of while the bleak'hillside must be their battle; he was great and noble ns home. Indeed, (hero was more ear­ head of the nation; bnt he was great-, nest prayer, that day, than thanksgiv­ er still in his silent sutferingnt Valley ing. Forge. . It was a solemn, not a joyful day. But spring at length came and with aq£,whan it ended,the army of eleven it.partial relief, and such soldiers as thoutind strong marched on to the could were compelled to lake the frozen hills where they were to spend field; and, as it wore on, news was lhe next three months, amid scenes received I hat mide those hovels ring and trials never to ba forgotten while with shouts and loud huzzas. Oh the a single page of history is left for the first day of Muy a horseman rode record of true patriotism. In the or­ into camp with tidings that France ders i'Siied by Washington, directing had recognized our independence and die work to be done, he told the sold- formed an alliance with us, and that sera that he would share all. their ships and Irotips and money were on privations. The whole army was the way to our relief. Soldiers forgot divided into groU]MJ of twelve, who their nnkcdncsv and shook their rags ♦veie to build a hut or pen for them­ like banners, in the air. Congress bad eelves. Eacli ono was to be sixteen appointed a thanksgiving as they by fourteen feet, filled in with clay, moved into Valley Forge which with-a log fireplace lined with clay a sqemed a mockery, but now they foot und a half thick. The height was would have one of their nwn. Wash­ to be six feel and a half. To stimulate ington issued n proclamations, ap­ the disheartened soldiers to activity, pointed the 7hon which "toacknowl­ Washington offered twelve dollars edge the divine goodness and cele­ reward for the first hut built in each brate the inqiortaiil event which we regiment, aud a ht'jidred dollars to owe to his divine inteiposition.” A him who would discover lhe best general parade of th* army was substitute for boards (which were not ordered, and the several brigade io I e had) for the roofs. Split ouk chapUms were directed to offer up .slabs were selected, whose irregular piajeratthe head of each brigade rsnrlsces could furnish only partial mid deliver a sermon to the soldiers. protection from lhe snow and rain. And never did more fervent acknowl­ There was a small house near by edgment of divine goodness ascend to which Washington had selected for heaveii^ind never were more earnest his own quarters, but he would not appeals made to the soldiers to stand occupy it while his rugged soldiers true to their great leader and their were uncovered, and so pitched his country than were made that day by taut in their midst on the frozen those patriotic chaplains. . When the ground. Streets were laid ou', and, religious services, were over, lhe artil­ toot by foot, the city of huts went up, lery thundered forth its glad acclaim, till over a thousand of them stretched answered by tho rolling vollies of away over the surrounding hills Into musketry .and ‘Long live-Washington’ these the •* sons of liberty ” crept and and ‘Long live the King of France’ fixyed down in the straw. again and again shook those rude *”\Vbat passed there for the next hovels to their foundation. three months history will never tell As Washington rode off* the field, • ya. It was written with 'the pen of ■Long live Washington' rent the air suffering on individual hearts, hut and continued to roll after him till his never found outward expression. Wo lessening form disappeared in the dis­ cannot only.say that cola and suffer­ tance. Aye, long live Washington and ing and starvation were ‘here. Wash­ long live Valley Forge in the memory ington’s wife join- d him, and the aud affections of the American people wintry field covered with hovels pre­ until patriot hearts shell cease to sented a sad spectacle ns she came beat. upon it. to share with her husband bis privations and, if possible, lessen his cares through lhe long winter. Forage soon became scarce, und Washington was compelled to use lhe power con­ ferred on him and ordered all the grain within seventy miles to be We like to nee an induttrioua young man ; threshed out; bnt he was environed with Tories, who' burned up theirs Hither than let it full into his hands. all ita good qualities. A l»sy, indifferent, The snow soon began to pile around them, while their clothes fell away in aome impression in the world fifty year* rags from their brfftk*. Sickness in ago, but he is not rafRoisntly energelio for •creased from exposure, and, ns if these times. We lire in the age of activity Ileavun itself was determined to aug­ ment their misery, exhau-1 their he­ and judicious men being esrly carried into roic patience, and drive ‘hem to de execution, “tlo ahead” is the motto of spair, lhe cold set in with a. severity earnest men, end in every kind of business, unknown for yenrs. There were no rcore parades, no more drills.for there of *• do or die " in him. were scarceI v enough left fit to per­ Strive, young man, te catch the spirit of form mere camp duty. The dreary lhe time*; be upend doing, not gaping, monotony of the scene . was broken ■tretching, and rubbing your eyes as if jrou oaly by platoons of men .often several was hr If asleep,but b> wide awake for what­ times a day, bearing, with reversed ever may turn up, then yon wFl certainly arms, a comrade to his grave beneath Accomplish something before yon dis. Think, the snow, playing the mournful tunc of M Roslyn Castle ” as they marched slowly, heavily forward. Sometimes naked soldier would borrow a blanket to flit to a neighboring hut, and then ftit back and crawl, like a all olfeer things, ba honsst If you intend frightened, wild animal, out of sight Along the snowy paths, Washington, it in ths marble : if • merchant, or buriocM sometimes with the young Marquis man of any kind, write it in your ledger. JxifhyeltP by his side, would often slowly walk, with his heart breaking at lhe sights and sounds that mul him Y«ung man, take earnestly bold of life, ae pt every step. •oeentidl and designed for a high nod noble At length, forage gave out aud purpot e. Study eloriy the minds bent togaunt faniine stalked into the midst ci this scene of w<»e ami 4«sulati<>n. ■ Adopt this early and pursue it steadily.nor .Not a hoof entered the camp and the er lucking back t«» the turning furrow, but welcome lowing ot cattle was not io be heanl. Teams and men came in be broken. empty handed. Washingii>n>-heart । at last became filled with fearfol lore bodmgs and he looked around him in I dj<may. ami in a letter to. Geu. Clin ton, in the middle of February- said: I this i <*For soru® days there Im* been little | , lea* than a famine in the camp A part of the army has lHh?a week, wiili | . ciul no,v kind ot flesh,, and the rest . ibree or four days,** Yet he adds: heritor. Hr canuct eonngti admire Lun income Ride patience and fidelity of the sm GOOD GOODS! G RAID EAHfte-AjrD tt ion*. BARGA INS! TIME TABLE. Hot. 21*, 1875. TRUMAN’S I EASTWARD. lowest LIVING Profit. Gm. RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY I CONSISTING OF fatal injuries. William Stott, of Buchanan, baa been sen. toncod to the Detroit House of Correction GROCERIES! tbreaU.inf the Uf. of hie wife. HOTXOHS, BEAVEH OLOAKIKG, A billiard match, for the amateur cham­ pionship of the state and $100 a ride, wm played at Tprilanti. Friday evening, and FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING. T» be found in Naakrilto, In A young Paw Paw lady, Miss Florence Jones, horeewhiped Geo. McKinney, Jn Dyckman House office, st Paw Pew Tomday evening, for circulating a false report about her. Moudey, BuuUinlng injuriea from which morning, a young man named Cullies push ■ sd an old man over an iron bedstead. He sustained injuries in the fall which will soon result in death. SIZES AND WHICH Men's Suits from $9.00 to $18.00 Boys’Suits “ $5.50 ta $11.50 HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PAOS, OVERSHOES. dren’* Stockings (■II Woo!) The trial of Mary Duffy for the shooting eluded Sunday. Ths jury went out Satur­ day afternoon und did not eomo in untill Sunday'morning. They stood six for con­ viction of murder in the first degree and six for acquittal. . PRIMS FROM 6 TO 7 Cl COATS’ AND CLARK’S THBKAD, 8 CIj£ COTTOIMOD8 CLEAR DOWN! The residence of Chat Weeks, on Gene­ see avenue, at East 8agi°**' burned at midnight Monday night. Loss $5,000, in­ BEST $1.00 TEA FOR 87 j CENTS 1 surance $2,000. Hole la the chimney. DON’T FAIL TO TRY MINK I The same defect caused lhe burning of John GurnteX'e house, at Alpena, Monday. Loss .The Hlyluet Market Price paid for $1,500; insurance $800. Country Produce. ' A difficulty arose at Dayton, five miles named Otto and Jack Griffin, a miller, *-■ DON’T bout some flour, in which Griffin struck Otto with a railroad pick handle, from the Credit. cfiects of which be died in half an hour. The oar factory of F. P. Wells and Co. and handle factory of *Pialt Bros., located at Millit's station, four miles west of Lanring, was totally destroyed by fire Friday night. Loss about $12,000; partlally'insur- hemlock factory, at Fruitport, burned Sat­ urday. Less, $3,000 ; insurance, O. Cause incendiarism. The bridge of the Ch icago A Michigan Lake Shore railroad, near the buildings, waa’partially burned, but not so Millard Vealey of JonssviUe, a low-lived brute who sometime sinee committed a rape on a middle-aged maiden lady alone on her farm two miles from Jonesville, and after­ wards presented his. revolver and forced PASS WITHOUT CALLING NEW LIVERY! Stockmann & PRICES HERETOFORE UN­ Nashville i A Full Lane of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO $1A YARD. •JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING . R 8 CENTS. TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF £OOK HERE! Boots, Shoes & Riibbers 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 LOT OF D. W. LINCOLN. 1*. Durham’s grocery «tock, and will always kesp a choice stock of BUFHLORDBIS. LLP ROBtS&HBRSf BLLRIHS. GrOCHEJNi PROVISIONS, AND NOTIONS, You can be shown everything you want in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! A FULIj LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! A> well as the following best FAMILY MEDICINES Dr. Drake Sf Bro.'s MetKchus, Lyman Brown’t Hydroma, My $1 Tea beats all the hobby prices io town! IT" For further particulars inquire at the counter. Pills and Growl Medicines, G, A. TRUMAN. Electric Health Restorer, And mediuines for most of lhe ills to* which mortal flesh is heir io. Business done on the square and OPEN AGAIN ! satisfaction guaranteed. D. W. LINCOLN. Mrs. E. O. Eittin^fer LIVERY, SALE and BOARDING- STABLE, In the circuit court at Ann Arbor, Friday her AT Willyard. Oodcrkirk against Albert Coe w*a concluded awarded WILL RETAIL . ted Thursday, and is now in jail at Hills­ dale awaiting trial. ing out a|x hours the jury I KNOWN IN Wonderly A Co., a Grand Rapids lumber firm have failed with lUbiliiles amounting to $210,000- Their bsmU amount to $300, 000, in pine logs, but their creditors pocket- Nubian let 93 Ct*, and Chil­ accommodation of saw logs. For IMCen and Women, PRICES I JOHNSTON NURSERY PALMYRA. X. T. months ago Mrs. Louisa Gooding sued this same beart-amaabei Co* andobUind $5,000 Spring delivery h very r own baelnew. deal onlv After a temporary suspension of busi­ nLLimiiimsMDS! ness the Wolcott Hardware OLD FELT HATS opens its immense stock to the pubThey have adopted a Cash System and accordingly reduced their goods to MARBLE WORKS “BED-ROCK” PRICES! BLACK r ... A FU1XER, Pioprieion. . EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TOMBSTONES and MONUMENTS, W. IV. DEVINE 13 OCR AUTHORIZED AGEKT, THE FOLLOWING LIS T» CONTAINS THE PRICE OF A FEW LEADING ARTICLES: fore us, ahead of all others, and containing tut s Supplement, a fine large sized steel en graving, after Col Trumbull’* celebrated picture. "The Declaration of Jndependence, the Content*! Gift of the publisher to his subscribers for 1876. The plats is very carefully engraved, with fifty-six portraits, ought to possess; and every therefore, ought to subscribe for "PeUreon." "Pe- gets better and better the older it W. N. De VINE Aymt, Meadriilc. Mkh. LIFE ISSURAlira. This plan, now the most popular aves the annual cash dividends on any grows Exsapio .- On s $1.«» Policy No. 887, the holder paid $124.80 in six years, when he should like io lire to tee It. The prise is died. Upon this, the Equitable Life A«but two dollars a year, postage free, with uranec Soc’iy. (one of the oldMtaad atrimzert in the connlry) paid tho widow $1787.56, bring $787.56 accumulation iu six years. J. PeUrson. 806 Chestnut Street, Phil. It is when a Duluth editor aits up cross-legged in bed, after a ten day’s spree, that his eyes detect strange objects in the glowing grate, and his soul cries out for Moody and Sankey. FRUIT. FRUIT. A G. BRACE, An inebriate recently fell and struck his nose against a barber pole. On being raised from the ground he asked: FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES •' Whnt’n thunder ’zat woman wi' striped stoekin's on got again me ?" TREES. PLANTB, SHJiUSS AND VINES of SM.853,091.00 (an svSfthMrtO each} of which 10-SJ Nails, 10s and all sizes larger, per kg. $3.25 a “ “ “ per lb. 0.031-2 a 8, per kg. 3.50, lb. 4 u “ 4.00, lb. 41-2 8, 4, per kg. 5.25 Horse Shoes, « ■ - ■ - « 23 “ Nails, Pointed, No. 8 Cook Stoves, 30 pieces Furniture 18,00 Cottage “ 8 to 14.00 Beckwith Heater No. 18, Zinc and Pipe included........................ ...................... $15.OO. No. 20,... ................... 18,00. Double Portipned Steel Axes, 1,00. Champion Cross out Sows, per Ft. 50 Diamond-tooth Saws, Complete, “ “ 1.25 Kerosene Oil, 17 5 fire test, per gal.......... and every thing else in proportion. I Foreign A American Satisfaction Guaranteed. BLACK & FULLER. GEO M. 8AVAOB & CO‘«r*COLUMN Gillman Broo. ABD LADIES’ & GENTS EE8TURABT. Pmwr Woodward and Irtfrrwti A-rmaM. DETRI.UT, MICHIGAN. place o nbtaln a OreUclasa Reatcraitt dinner f«r S inre.te’.-Mrstad N. T. Cm»M Oy»Ur» aiw»y.. A FIRST-CLASS TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION. All persons having notes or past due, will greatly oblige us by calling and settling the same at once as we need the money. 1 �village i)iit ectonr. *«irtir». RAT ohlt: Knife or. Eating Plasters JAN. Hth, 1876 Henry Ward Beecher • Never drew *udi a crowd as haa thronged the 12} per cent profit Store. aelf, -I can and will $2.00 ; SA VED sold in Naahvilk before friendship, I would bo everybody, but I am a>t»i • —Hon. Schuyler Colfax will lacture in enemies aye made by refusing credit Hartings than by enforcing collections, and bills must be paid, or friendship and credit both arc lost. ‘ —Fred Marble, of Heallnga, b layod up All accounts on book will draw intsreat at ten per coat, after the first from the effect* of aa ax-w.und in his day of February next, and persons and mad. Various other article* cam* up having such accounts are respectful­ -The phltooophicai frog* had their ly requested to call and settle the Oc Eonday sight last Messrs. Clark, aama by payment or note .without Seeley and Slump, concealed themselves undelay. L. J. WHEELER. ed-developments. Boon a little noiae and a fjg- OYSTERS only 25 cents per nan at McNabbs* C. 0. D. Grocery. / On evety ten dollars invented by tmyiog your Dry Good*, Groceries, Hats. Cape, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, 4<l, at the 12 1-2 per cent profit store. Observe our Prices: W • H make no charge for pabliahlng mar- and disappeared. Another still email noise, and the door was unlocked and the unknown WEBSTER A HOBBS, Black* 'T «mtU«. A|l kind, nt work In lhe BUfckwnHh end HonclM^tnK IIm ■Ue-utad t„ promgUy. JHt* W. A. AYLSWORTH, Proprietor. 0Z- NEW ORLEANS MOLAS­ Will send us lhe news of their neighborhood. tt YOnSG.M. D. Oa*e»M»Wde M Main Stave! M DKIOI HOUSE, IA8HVILLE, Saturday, Jan. gardleu of all competition ! . Somarrt eirrrfcrj. - 7 cents per vard. Just opened 50 pieces Plaid Prints, (beasties) ' IIjL * 8! '* K O. ELLIS, M. D. “ M 10 '• Lonsdale Cottons, • OfftrehU «TVir«lAtbrr< M “ 20 M Brown Cotton, 6 M *• Piles of Feit Skirts at , 85 and upwards. Good Cotton Batts, pound tolls, 12} eents . A. BARBER, M.. D.. HomroMen's Rubber Boots, $2.95 . pathtc Fhyeictan nod Hrtnreon Otter. *~*r 15 Grades ot Tpa. from 38 cents and upwards. KMhTiUr. ’UIcb A beautiful Oil Chromo given with each pound sold* .0.60 roeM at the Christian Church next Sabbath. SES only 90 cents per gallon at RKV.C. L DEYG, W. M. WOirDEBEUI*! BUT TRUE. YPSILANTI, MICH., setting-out, do not forgot that dollar. Si Mgrt* Bvxur, c * Gou>xx Dxir*....... PoxroatCA Mola*ix«- DB H. 8. THOMAS, l^il’Tf.-RT CHURCH ATTENTION, ALL! Mu Mr —Judge Hoyt is recovering and it is g^_ Warranted 175 fire tert KERO­ SENE OIL only 15 cents per gallon al lhe the beach, al the next sitting of the circuit court. . a light and reinforcements wore procured Wolcott -Store. —The Christian social last Taeeday eve., wm well attended, and lhe guest* were lib ­ and Brushes to be found in lhe County are erally cotertained by Mrs and Mr. Truman. 49. and a screwdriver. Receipt* over $7.0p. B. RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand . *—— e*M«! - * .---to . . .ntaer In lhe vlltafe. J ELEMENT SMITH, y lawyhr. M. FLINT, -A-tAoiriry at X-«w. ' Office over Bota* Bro*. Drug Store, NaabvtUe. Mich. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, T II. LEE, tJ. T»«-i>zzty HJierlfT. Na*Ur.k.Xttrk Celkrtkm* * rprctalty. pay the Highest Market Price for PARADY, Manufacturer of cry in runing order, al ths old Neahville morning, tbs ahluMy wne found full of Mc- House bare, and place before our readers an however, nothing daunted, a hole was cut advL Patronise the new livery. through the gdof'for lhe stove-pipe, —The M. E. Social will bo entertained BA. Ladioa' Kid Gloves, for 80 eta.. school goe* cn, and all ie “ quiet on by Mr. and Mrs. Griffith at ther resi-dcnco ' BQ- JAPAN TEA DU8T at Consultations Free POTATOES, CORN. lion lu CiU order, promptly. Nuhrtllc. OATS APPLES, another place, is agent for the Battle Creek Nurseries, and is prepared to fill orders bit Portion Steel Ax, all ground ready for entrusted to'bis care with dispatch. WolaM Store, j — A large clock of GLOVES and MIT TENS to be sold CHEAPER than aC anj other store in Nashville at ■68“ Those wanting Hoxxr, will find —The old homestead of lhe 1*0 Judge sold, the 80 acres including ths residence FOR SALE.—A second hand firrt-cla<» Bawuq Mackdis, in good order. Inquire and buildings going to B. C. Hammond, of Vermontville, for $4,450. at the Posioffioe. . * 14 \ „ —A respected middle-aged gentleman in­ — You can SAVE 20 oenu on every dol- terested in the Centennial asked a Mis* of .r by baying of P. M. McNamet. NEW! event this year would bo noted for, and eho cross-eyed, but otherwise respectable with a thud that meant “seeing He assumed a horizontal position MR. Hoaaa Blaxkkts only $3.60 per pair at the 12} per cent Store. —Two grimy, tramping boot blacks, Jc«t Rxcwivxn.—Another lol of that 20c from Chicago, pasted through the (village Mixfd Camdx, at the C. O. D. GROCERY. last Saturday enroute for New York* But P. M. McNAMES I they tarried long enough to *'shine cm up*, ■QU. Those that trade al 49 buy the for a fewof oar citizens, and show some of best Exouin Pbdkbs, for 12 cents per lb. sholder.” —The celebrated Johnstons Nursery, Palmyra, N. T., is represented in Ibis local­ beautiful oil chromo given with each pound. ity by Wm- Devine, of Meadville, who is tho only authorixsd agent in this part of the tSP The advertisement that C. C. Wol­ country. Anyone wishing to gal anything cott pat in the Nx#s last week about our Tras just re- mohd tooth 8aws ever brought into this we are idling lb« of appreciation as cigars, eider, apples and popcorn, and A. W. Olds expressed his. ap­ preciation through a five dollar note. Tho boys have our thanks for a call at our hoose. Tho band, with Johtt Roe aa Instructor and David Purchis as leader, are stepping ahead faster than each organisations are wont, to do, and although with considerable less than two yean practice, it will not take a back seat for anything in the band line this' side of sunrise. We understand that the boys are making preparations to purchase a band wagon and propose to help make the coming campaign a lively one. Buocom to it. We have received Vick's Floral Guide for 1878, a pamphlet containing; aIbt of choice and gardeners. The book itself is a beau- Eu juire of p. HuUcr. annual* It is issued quarterly and willjbe BESTX8TBY! - f- 'f NieeweeRv»»i Nashville every Tuesday and remain cue Il is currently reported that Joe Slat ery. IToh^tt Slow, Ixroxran Liuvona whioh we warrant pure, Abo FINLEF8 CELEBRATED TOLEDO AT *. VtuVamss. 2 7 00.00 and UP^ARUN ON LONG TIMIi. k RUSSELL. I ELI STRONG, Practical Millwright, AflcliUran- VUM. JONES, DURING THE LARGE INVOICE! Cente nnial VERY CHEJVRI CAT.T. OD SEE. Win give their Cu.torrr. all the advantage, of lhe 12 CHAS. W. DEIABAY, BOTTOM PRICES No <9 Mcln Street, I’ll ICES Nasbville, MichGrncral Conveyancing, Collections a specialty; NASHVILLE, MICH, DRUGS. MEDICIWES, MONEY TO LOAN BOOKS, STATIONABY. Clocks, Spectao cs, <fc. TJryGroocis WALL PAPER, PADTTS, OILS, VAJONISHES, BRUSHES, TEAS, COFFEES, CUAS. V. DBMAnAT MERCHANT TAILOR I Cutting and MnJcinc don F«.hl«xuMo Stylo*. READY MADE CLOTHING I 8 PICES, TOILET ARTICLES, lEI’S.TOUTHS’iBOYS’ULOTHIBtt WM. VENN. Pbopmibtob. Bitgood's old stand, Nashville, Mich. Roons, Jan. 11, 187S.f Mr. Vxxx has bad several Regular meeting held. Present— Downing, Olds, Hardy and Lee, Trustees. Minutes of the last meeting read and approved. Petition presented and signed by John F. Fuller and aix others, asking the Common Council to cause a side walk to be built^otnmencing at Maia AUTISTIC Street, on the south side of Washing­ ton Street,theoce east to the east end of Washington Street. Said walk to be four feet wide, and completed on or before the first day of May A. D. 1876. NASHVILLE, MICH. On motion the petition was grant­ ed am! fixe sidewalk t& bo uHuploicd as stated in the petition. Petition presented. Signed by W. H. Yonng and forty-four other citizens asking the Common Council to pro­ hibit the use of a barn, on the east end of Lot 17, as a Blacksmith Shop. basking the publlo for part favors aoUi continuance of the same, and soul inform the public that thsy will over till the next regular meeting. On motion by Downing, Silas Stiles was appointed Fire Waiden Ute term of one year. On motion Cottndl sdj Plrat* Q(tx me a enlL NMhvlU«,M1<>h.Nav.lo. oouxcil ATKINSON & ROE, PAINTERS! MEAT MARKET! etc. Give them a call i Nasfirrilb. Web. H. LIKBU AtWKH. MRS. L. O. CROCKER Shirtlags, Wines and Liquors I Sheeliags, FOR MMHCAL AND MJtCHANTCAL PUR­ RuMagS POSES ONLY. HalJ, Caps, Beets, Shoes, NeUeas, Sort., Has just received a Urge and complete assortment of Fall and Winter MILLINERY HANDY GOODS! Worsteds, Rea .and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Loco, Passim entire, Rea and Imitationmair Goods. Drr*> Do yon want Paints and Oils ? Do you want a good Book for the Ulbbon, Home Circle ? Do you want School Books ? Do you waul a Prescription filled Fin. Ac. Call and See U FRESH MEATS, Praadnt. ELIHU CHIPMAJV, Justice of the Peace, JEWELERS OPTICIAN ROE & CLEVER. tings LOAN ! IN BUMS or 5 Proprietors. DRESS GOODS! Common Connell Proceeding*. other yowthfal “maraudsra" escaped with Term* easy. (13-1A) TO Oa Appnrd Kcal Estate Securities, AINSWORTH k BROOKS, LIVERY STABLE! —Some young roughs, last Saturday eight, filled up with -tanglefoot*’ and made a raid on Main street, piling box- word with L. J Wheeler. McNames 0. CL 1). Grocer/. For Sikle Chenp I which we ship and retail at bottom prices. JfONEY C. C. Wolcott’s Affricnltnral Sheds —The Cornet Baud regaled sixteen house­ holds with new band music last Friday b,r ih.i d.u b—k u 1TM. finale by breaking down Al. Troutwine bardeceived by our competitors, who are trying to palm off wartklsM imitations of the Dia- oer, bar tender in Goo. Simpson’s, saloon u>. r™ fe.. TERMS- ,10 l-KR Qt’ARTKR. NEW GOODS I BOISE BRO’S O. CROCKER STOCK OF CUTTKKS ! their orders filled by Billy al the lowest poeribls prices. . x —The Ladies social of the M. E. Church, will seive a New Englund supper, illustra- BQ- Sewing Machine Needles and Ma­ chine Oil for ealert D W. Ltxcotas. w2 ■a. o. u H. w. nutra CUTTERS! CUTTERS! lf<-, PIANO AND ORGAN! BILL BACHIHSKY, the Atlantic, tramped the Great Sahara Des­ ert, sailed on the Nile, climbed the Ro^-ky Mountains, killed griuUos. fought, suffered, starved and perished for Uncle 8am,learned to fiddle, and fished in Thornapple Lake, but by the eternal blae-grwased-rtnaked- Eaton her an aspirant for wrestling honors. the Union House in this village. All who John Dow, of Bunfied, the oldest suparrissr thiog in proportion. may feel so disposed are invited to appear of that county, has challenged any super8MITH A PUTNAM. dressed in the costume of a hundred yean ago. .There will be a museum containing M at FLINFB, only 76 cts per lb. Try ik »r«l. T— > n<— M .Hk— $600 or #1,000 curiosities and articles of great age, some New Styles Prints only 7 cis R. FLEMING, WITH A LARGK —Ths Pioheer's ^Meeting, at Hastings, — MATCHES vamated BOO oaly seven wan not as well attended as waa anticipated, cents per box at McWames' C. owing to the peor roads,but a glorious good O. D. Grocery. ‘ , of fkAA ENVELOPES with Utter or Jtrtn •UVU IlnuU Bl (hr NEWS OUtee. to be prini-i v> a.— 5 Delivered al their A FACT WORTH KNOWING. Prepared Mixes MbaT, for Pies al 49, UT A New Lot Clover Seed, &c., Ypsilanti, Mich. Are you suffering with consumption. ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Coughs, Severe Colds settled on the breast, —A Maple Grove farmer Is so very polite •Dear Dell Bridges.’ or any disease of the Throat and Langs! that he can even be polite to his yoke of If so, go to your Druggist and gel a bottle of Boschxx's Gkmxax Bravr. This medi­ >steers,often addressing them thusly: ’Please cine has lately been introduced from Ger­ haw. Buck ; also Bright—Thank you. but a.tree fell on him, whioh misfortune many, and is sellingjon its own merit*. The LATH, ~^^-The primary department of tho Union SHINGLES, Sebool has been removed to Venn's build­ the Insane Asylum. And this is the tu of its wonderful cures among their cus­ WATERJ.IME, ing. on Main street, and Miss Stocking in­ tomers. If you wish to try it* superior vir­ stalled as teacher. Reason.—School house SALT. so much fun. Shame on them ! ** He that tue, gel a sample bottle for 10 eeuts. Large size bottle 75 cents. Three doses win re­ HAIR. laugheth al the calamity of his brother, lieve any ease. Try it. (4-eow.) —Already the News gladdens the fireSTUCCO, ■er READY MADE CLOTHING, Boots and Shoes, Mittens and Gloves, Buffal/ Robes, and Blankets, and a large and w»Al selected stock of Teas, Coffee and Spines, County alone. Give ns your little help and Tobacco and cigars, and everything usually in ohe year from this data we will make it kept in first-clase Grocery Stare, as ebyap second to no local paper. SOMETHING —A. C. Bridges, the subject of “mock marriage,” with Dell McGraw week, is now at Vt. Ville, Imagining the of- "JOHN Q CRESSY, u Hit tj «11 5 I Dr. H. 8. Thomas, Mrs. Barber, Seo’y. Boot* and Sh<x*B, - mid CloakmakinK IN ALL Till LATEST STTUM. NEW ART GALLERY! MJbT 5OIT1I OF A TL»5WORTH'S. 1 I»ok. Pholojjrapha, $9.30 8 Ferrotype* fee .SG Copying and Enlarging GIVEN I’AMTH'ULAli ATTESTHMC. Ymtn Truly, KOCHER BROS BOISE BROS. GIVE ME A CALL �COlfSBIMItXM.. NEWS IN BRINE. that ten* of ilia world's supply of food. Me Riohardsan’e New Method FOB THE ruKnorre. The WIRE census of 1870, they. ire as follows : t3c 1.M4.031 ing with the great powers, a disarming in tbe jpropention of ono-holf waa effect­ ed. Ittunediately more Uran 2,500,000 stituting tho flower of tho population of Chairman of th*. NaHonid Itopublican state* bo doe* not consider htawelf * candidate Mod ot aprropriationM fro included thCfollow- adopted nutaeriallring Congress for relief from one-third to one-half ; stopn river and basbor until 1877; until which time be will remain in his pepeent padtion. ’ «' ' , mau Ehankx, Special Agent of th* Indian Bureau, wo learn that Lhe Choctaw and Chicka­ pointed ,dcl*gatM. to tho National Democratic saw tribes hold 6,000 in a condition of vieeal- Convention. lUdisrd Cok* ia t>i* nomine* for Governor. —Naval authorities say that they are quite ready for an tavsstigatiem. T^ey maintain that —Th* Union Pacific Baihraye are prejaring to resist tl>* demand of lhe Government for five per cent, of tlioir net eaniinga, a* provided by their charter*, on lhe ground that they have no —The Appropriation* Committee cf tho ’ Houm pill propoM cutting down lhe pay of the lug ton by their attoraejx who have instruction* Went Point yrofaasore and cadet* from ten to Attorney-General will press the soil* entered that institution being about f 80.000. The ca­ about a year ago by Atterney-Gancral William* det* will receive $450 per year, inetea! of «50u. earning*. Tho case against the Central Pacific change ia contemplated in the Interior Depart­ will be proceeded with at once. ment, and that application* for apjiointment —1116 Sa)«rvi«Hng Inspector of Hlcamboat* New York, arc liable under th* taw for shipping bcm to have charge of all improvement* of jictroleum, and fcr the destruction of the steamer Waco off Oatvtaton in November Let. jxjRC-d of army and. civil engineer* with a steam­ —Two men in Buffalo, Ji. Y., found a bottle boat captain and a practical [ il^ added, but to which they nupjioMxl contained whisky, one thin Gen. Humphreys. Chief Engineer of tbe Army, le opposed, ae bo i» desirous bis depart- , merit rliould havosole con'rol of tlioappropriadied in the Loui*vi)le Jail from tho offset* of n tbe NalioniPllotoo of licjrceeutativcM by Mr. McCrary, of Iowa, to reorganize the 'judiciary of the United State*. The purpose Of tho meamro in to faeditate tbe »0miui*traUon of jttntico iu the Federal Court*. Th* Imsines* of Hie Huircmo Cotut fa folly two yean, in arreara, an.! ia conatautly lucrawing. Mr. McCrary propone* a plan by which both the Circuit and Supreme Court* can be relieved without creat lug mw offices, and yet tho light -of appeal be —By the explosion of th© boiler cf a *awmlll in West Virginia, recently, two men were killed and two injure,!. —Five [>cr»oa* were killed last week by an czplorticn in a coal mine in Staffordshire. En­ gland. —Tbe Belgrave cotton mill* near Oldham, Lancaalure. containing 50.000 aptodle*. have been burned. Lmo computed at *250,000. —A terrible railroad accident i* reported from Bu**tx Near()dc**aa train ran down an cm—Mr. ilamlall. CUnirnian of the House Ap­ bankmtui, eotting ti.o car* on fire, and canning propriations Committee. propO'6* tliat all the tbe death of sixty-eight person* by burning or otherwise. Chairman of the Maral Committee, favors the —There i* trouble impending between tho two halve* of tbe Apstrian Emjiire. The Hun­ garian* wish to eetablieh a national bank, with quartern of the North Atlantic n-piadrou. It power to iflbtio note*. The Austrian Ministers pj-ecw* a good hjarbor. and from it Cuba car. oppose and threaten to resign. —LiveqxnJ merchant* aro desirbiu of th* be reached in fmty-dight hour*. rc-e*tsbh*hmont of lhe *team*hip line between X ew York and Cardiff/ Wale*. land. Of three eight States two are New England, two Middle, two Western, and two Southern, and they may be regarded aa fair reprreentativefl of the growth of their respective sections. Tho increase in all of them aince 1870 is rather more than 13' per cent Should this rate of increase lie maintained for the next five years, thiar populations in 1880 would aggregate about 12,769,0Q0. Assuming that tite xncreaae vf population through ont tho country has been at thcasmo rate an in the eight States named, the total should now be about 43,500,000. Should tho 6ame rate bo maintained, the total population in 1880 would be not fax from 49,000,000. Tho rate of increase lias been considerably greater than was an­ ticipated in 1870 by Mr. Walker, tbe Su­ perintendent of lhe United States Con­ sult, who stated in his rejxirt that com­ paratively small rcaulta wore to be antic­ ipated from tho State census of 1875, and that “enough is already known tp indicate quite chwly that the progress □f our population lias received a tempo­ rary check." In fact the rate per cent luw been considerably greater than it pervon*. prayinjr for tb« abolition of tb* Ixuik-cbrck waa during tho last decode, when it waa leas than 23 par cent The nsiulta nt hand indicate that the growth for the present decode will be mon* than 28 per cent. And it is reasonable to expect a still greater rate of growth. Since the panic of 1873 tho influx of emigrants from Europa lias l>een very much lea* bill authorlxte< tha aafc ofthe Hot Spring reacrthan usual With tho return of pros­ perity it is likely that tho stream of im­ migration will bo larger tlian ever be­ fore, in which case wo may expect to number a round fifty million in 1880. Turkey commences tho new year with a financial outlook probably worse than any other nation in tho world. The Constantinople correspondent of the London TSnies furnishes some figures which are very suggestive. Tho sum by Oliver—an amaqdment to tba CcxutltnUou to due for the loans of 1858, 1862, and 1872, and tho general debt, will amount to *8,600,000. Of this amount, $1,900,000 rcseJutioo waa adopted authorizing a aelect is already in hand, which will cover the oummltte* to Inquire into the Mexican oirt- loans of 1858 and 1862, and, although the Government is raking and scraping to cover the remainder, the deficiency wifi be $2,500,000 or $3,000,000. The revenue does not exceed $110,000,000, aud the deficit for last year reached $25,000,000. Tbe debt was raised in twenty years to $924,908,915, involving on interest of $74,346,200, which absorbs more than half the revenue, and, upon the top of this, Turkey is now conduct­ ing ii war which costa $150,000 daily, notwithstanding the fact that the troops in Herzegovina receive no pay. In this 'desperate condition of finances, tho Sul­ Il ha* now been proved that th* White Star Thoma*- infernal machine*. which he repre­ sented to contain 130,000 in gold coin, aud —Cuba, Porto Hico and the Philii»piiie lalands arc to be represented at the Centennial. etruction of thi* atoamer failed. Coses are onutinimUy presenting tuem—Tbe Turk* arc rei>orted to have gained an —Cajit. Sawyer, of the ship Orpbeu*, which impoitant victory oyer tho in*urgeutM recently, Htilves which ilhmtrato the great power In which 600 of tho Lttcr worn killed ami many of the imagination to give a reality to to U tried at Han Francteco ter willfally wreck­ wounded. things which are not. The physican may ing Li* ship. —Freedom of lhe pro** doc* not yot pnjvzil often use thia power in effecting the cure —Mr. Babbitt the great American soap maunof patient*, while the nractical joker may court*, tofol back about ♦250.000. and |xwiby too enterprising. (and too often docs) employ it to fright­ e“i-0.000. which ho allien bo ha* Lvrt through —Two Welshmen were killed near Wiikes- en children aud ignorant persons. Mon­ tho tort Uvtui Of th confidential clerk and Lia taigne, in bin '• Eways," mentions two head purcliaaer-MiNwre. Beckwith and Lewin. eoaes, one of which was comical, the oth­ , —Ito k, tlie defaulting City Treasurer cf Buf­ falo, has given himaelf up to the ofiictal*. Ha d^Mstroua land-slide on the Isle Iteuuion er tragical. A wouiiui fancied ahc had claim* to l» able to pay all ths city's claim* about the middle of last moi.th, resulting in swallowed a pin in a crust of broad, and tipon him. complained of intolerable pain in her bnllding* and plan'alien* were destroyed. throat. The doctor could detect no were execute! at Pittolmrgh on Thomtay of -A force of some 3,000 Herngorituaife trM swelling, or other sign ot a pin, and was to sarpriae the Turks in a atrong jxnition at convinced that th« jxiin wtjj imaginary. l was one of lhe mart cold-biooJed on record— Mostar, but tho imlnote were, almost totally He caused her to vomit, and then con­ the murder of a farmer on Li* way homo from trived to throw a crooked pin into the h* fity with a small earn of money. —Ihrce colored murderer* were execntcd in iMain. Tba woman no sooner aa* this latter arc getting toady to interfere. Aurtria, than i>Ue was rdieyixl entirely oT lihrHiifferiug. A gentleman who harl company culprit* al Memphis complained that the cord* for d nner three or four days afterward wrre cutting Id*' arms, and ouggortod to the told some of them, for a joke', that odd Sheriff tliat ho burry up. glam! a* nsnal, a*ked for time to coudder. of the dishes of which they had partaken —Oov. TUd-nwit! not nstore Stokes, th* murderer, to dtiztonhip, or recognize bi* claim recent agitation* bar* proved to be falre was cat's pie. A young lady who had been at the feast was at once seized with tone*, by giving Mm a pardon. —The Hpeubih Government Iomi given per- a violent horror. -Vomiting and fever miwioa to eevend General* in ezile to return, j ensued, and no means could bo found to -n.. L.WA.O Tin.. lte> «U«r 1 . ' ... Mln nr lUoi.rwi . »>._ .'ml’.v c uu. uer ...A mt. She died of inuginaiy pie. ury to the amount of about $25,000,000 per annum, wliich ho lavishes upon masques and palacre, aud costly marblek to adorn them. 'From an epicurean view, he is a wise philosopher. From tbe fatalist view—and all Turks are fa­ talists—he is pursuing a wise pokey. । Hs hns evidently made up bi* mind that • his reign is a'short one, and that he will j enjoy it while it lasta. I The almtnict of 'the recent census of Ireland, noently published, ooutaine jxrrtation i* the chief need. some intewiling facf.i. file population IiMluwai.oliM m ckaiisblo .item for Western «f the island it> «td. down st-0,412,397. breach miutar. During Um loat ten yeawi 840,836 emi-jPsakisf statartio* in flii* country Uu* ; graiita have left tlw country. The re­ ligious denomitudiotis hold very nearly UtcTt latfvo strength of fortner yeorw,' al­ cue aliilUn-. zw.„ .V though Um Osiholica hare decreasei! about ono per eent. lance 1861 aud fa.e Epfscoimlians aud Prwliyteruns slightly Fall. incrw««l. The Roman ©utholi<« uumber 4,U0,857. tbe Protestant Epia «psliana M7.998, the ProshfrWhas 497,64b. and all the other denomint lions 95,864. i-cuan. RICH European naticual debts. OLIVER 0IT8M & CO-, J.38 Tbe House to-day fulfilled the proph­ ecy that this is to be a winter of investi­ gations. A great number of special in­ vestigations were ordered, and all the' jssdfrift oommitteee wore directed to make investigations within tho subject matter of thoir respective jurisdictions, und were granted authority to send fur persons and papers. Among lhe special investigations ordered were one into the causes of the failure of tbe Freedmen’s Bank, one into the Marino Corps, ono into constructive favbritMm in the retire­ ment of naval officers, and one into tho method of employing labor in the navy yards under Democratic m well ee Re­ publican rule. The Marine. Corpe will have a hard time. Tho Chairman of the Committee on Naval Affairs, Mr. Whitthoroe, is positively inimical to the corps, and considers it a useless arm of the service. Other members of the House fool that it should be done away with. Mr. O'Brien introduced two resolutions looking to tho ultimate aban­ donment of the corps. Bpsrrosr. REVOLVERS! Igggs $3.00 OO YOUR OWN PRINTINCI DIS PBS88. $350 osreal&tesx&M IWN8 PATH!HAIR CRIMPERS. LWSM'Z.'SSrSt&.KiSX’K AGENTS WANTED EON THE C They to ,■ iiwy peruse a >book dook or paper merely io -V l.lln hour—not ..... with a view . while away. nn an idle , . , . I to mental improvement. One of three loose renders once said he hod recently | nail in some paper, he couldn't remem- j Ixir whore it waa, of a man named John- [ son—hs believed bis name was Johnson j —who had raised a thonsind barrels, it, might possibly have been bushels; ho I was quite sure it was jxitatooB, though ' . ENTENNIAL HISTORY <* ---------------- the U.S. .Sffib.'.C" yPIIOERRJl. 8y00E88; Cheapest, best family paper in the worid—Chicago Lxxxjkjl ffec advertisement. *44~*WOKTU * wZOU WORTH DOUBLE. betli for fift $77 fcstaE to th* public are grc*i. rcpnl*lv*-looking pill*, the v*ry *[>p**ranc* of which I* BUfticient to •• tom one* Rtomacb." Had Macbeth ever Ukeu Dr. Pierce* IJawant Purgaiiv* PcHeta DERS uaniwatin^ pill*. Tb**e little P«U*ta, unlike other eathartini. are really nature'* pbyde. They do not debilitate, but tone and tnv.gorato th* ayvtem. No family ahould be without Dr. Pier.’e's Pleasant PtirgaUvo Pallets. TRUSS Haaa r*d dUTatia* l< dwful Wnr eapab eantw. It vUpU llw-ll Iba ball wttbln tka ct Chapped hands, face, pimples, ringxonn, ftaltrhcurj, and other cutaucou* aJTce- by Caswell, Hazard doyov । miffr MONEY | ’172 bWW'."*K?V ’S®,4.' Grw-lcb Huwt,N«rY«* We have entered unon a year of pa­ triotic prooeaaionn, parades, pomp, puff and powder. • sssrzrtirti.'ar x; -.Til "J—'f Smith Organ Co., BOSTON, MASS. These Standard Instruments Chicago Leiwen—Bent utory paper going. See advertisesvent ' Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere. «, MB Wama St, Boataa. Maa*. THE CHICAGO LEDGER. INSTALLMENT PLAN A SC. Paper for $1.50. RUm <.>«! »n.1 Umr th.n U» Xe« York Alwarr an inmtralMl bu.ry A new Sinrr ecaz. THE CHICAGO ALLIANCE. THE DANBURY NEWS UHKQVAI.FD AS A HOME PAPKE. PROF. 77 , EDITOR A PAKILY NEWSPAPER, «fc CO, Kmtlon D, New Verb, • Ml ■(«>:* tor tbo blher DolUr izsrazs S5S5BS •U*«r aolUr rnaraal-«d m ob«u> Mint daU*CTM»d^|»a|>I«cn in tT»a St NEW UOCK WOK Till-: l.USOJXM>. "WESTERN BORDER THK MARKETS, totvt YORK. Immense Success. dnr*rf» Iu tUnllinc <a»!lteU vf HmI and Whin. fosa. FLouM-supvrtk*J’wii ^a*T"So’ .... PmL— o*t« Arcs'fix' UfOSE nr.adi.w. Some jtooplo are inveterate nadirs, yet th<?y rarely remember what they read, j taSriStoCommon, HosN-Lire.. . .....*. Kixivn—Vaijrr Whlto Winter. emi »vnuer„ i RATO R.LIVER raeatihiaai 'K?ftSs=?' oxw—ita. xl.’. bablxt— {■.1i7TEIFrc«iiUr’ f^*~M**" bkriadlT.’ possibly it might have been applet-; it' seemed a good deal for an acre, he might i bo mistaken about that—really it was 1 tarwi.aa* by Hir.io.i.r lur >Cr dlrnlwclll PCBfFWMO THE HO ! For IOWA I’11 TOFARMRKS. iutl«e taste at rf.-. hmiirhll<' impossible, it must liave been more than ! Coan7. aent irer. an acre! Now reading after this fashion is unprofitable. Give your attention to ' what yon read. It is very good practice j b<mw ■. .’.’.'.’’77 - - Iowa it. I CENTmiAl' ” aft.-r laying a book down to take np a ' pet^VHl m.-e bow mipjhyou am write, of' LSE or TO/JrtCOtt. what you have read. After tryingit regu- ' It is terrible—this hkhTt of tobacco larly for a week you will be pleased to ' er of Whytant, at Clu-vgo, were unab’a to chewing and smoking among boys. This find how much more yon can remcmb* r ' pernicious weed has utterly spoiled and than you could at first—bo rapidly does j utterly rained thousands of boys. It fixed. Sxaftiu Jury were for banging,, aud tho habit of concentrating one’s thoughts United Statu* to no longer allow Cuba to tends to flie softening oftid weakening of grow with cultivation. tlta bonea, and it greatly injures the Axitillts.’' - Six of Krupp's larg*-t breech-loading eteel The number of men at present main- ( nt rvons fluid. A boy who smokea early and frequently, ior in any way wics large tained in the otauditig armies of civilized I ainat tbe Ctioan patriot*. quantities of tobacco, is Dever known to tuMious is not tan than 3,000,000. All of danger from Cariiit baiter!**. ■ am! th* Thnet claim* the right cf Eilgliah merchant* JOB REED OBGABS. $640,000,000 in effected on the totality tan is playing the part of Nero, fiddling while his Empire is goijjg to pieces. His civil list was raised from $4,557,580' in 1868 to $9,449,400 in 1873, and he enjoys, besides, a subvention of $2,763,­ 176 for imperial peusioua and charitire, and his income from crown domains am! presents from tributary Princes. In addition to this, he helpe himself at his own sweet will to tlie funds in the Treas­ JxwiUve ground again*: tho transfer of tho care of tho Indians from the Interior to tho War intervention tn Cuban affair*. —Atutxia pro|>oaort foreign occupation of the Dcjwrtment. Ho says it wo aant .war the Indian Bureau ahould be in tho War Dejiart- Turkteh provinces an a mean* of protecting tho Chrivtians there from a threatened general mont; if jiesoo, in the Interior Department. money afcra&ra a tzas HtSX.' B. M. SHKXCKK.M1 WuhU<U« ffe?fc-Wu. FCL toy 1 kettle. TBf IT: Werp Uou“ ;si’‘voiT’ii’ wheat—Ha.» B*« cura-jiX’r’" 1’ A CHICAGO PAPES. e Xj^nSimyAMa^Sftutr* wchmb. SEEDS! THE INTER-OCEAN {££"• o*tix Mr 1U-USTR ATKD SEED C ATA LOGHK Air 1K7O I uaowUxat>T.«h4'r&iban*M<<<I.FRJCKOl'CUAJU>K. A Hh8T-CLA88NgWlF/riB JOHN KERN, 211 Market Street, St. Louis. THE LEADDIG REPUBUCAI PAPEB nv*... M‘,“1 make a Buui of much energy, and ge:wrally lacks muscular and physical, iu well M Jtoectol, £<rwrr. Wo would particular­ ly warn boys who want to make anything iu the world, to *hnn tobacco as a most tuneful poison. dustries and condemned to idleness nn a vicious life, wiule tho laboring pcopl are touted for their nujqiCrt and for the costly armamenta they require. The annual amount of the military and nival ’oiivriujib. budgets of Europe is *596,963,300; tbe Ease chance for miniztera out ot posi­ loss of labor involved by the withdrawal tions. Tho Dutch Reformed Church on -> —i --—■-!—-^s-4»duiOat*. the Island of SL Thomas advertise*: try costa $660,874,< intereat “Clergymen wanted.” Two thousand dojjate iu gold and a free passage. There ™t,*102,300,000. 1 «r® aeverid thousand mwisttrK in this Thia makes a total of (nore than $1,400,.. ------ -- _ . .—7— country with no churches. ^^L‘*k7-*T7,-'T',rOT“u“,~pl'l Wffi^t»,sr&<«5Srrti>?X£s I'athkb Htacixtuz contemplate* es­ of Christendom for the maintenance of i military establiahmeuta. But this is Dot I 510?525A H. hrmmire Sosa, a*M^ kEtt tablishing himself in Boston. A Great Offer!! | Td'k.'”7?. IN THZ HOWTHWEST. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-01-21.pdf.pdf ca8badd9b69647c2a8d787e718fa2bbd PDF Text Text Progression. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1876. VOL. Ill: Bame time after midnight lie was depomted in- Hollythorn, and reaching hfa ;<-u around arouuu until uusu stater’s house he scouted itrauce into the he found a way of enti — — kitchen, whore he deposited his luggage and removed his boots. Then he quiet­ ly stole up stairs and opened the door of the bert roam. “Bure enough/' thought he, “my fine chaps, you are in clover ;” far there* wore not to be mistaken signs ot the room being occupied. Ta think of coping with their united strength by dragging them forth was not practicable, but there stood the pitcher of water, and he knew that a good dousing with the icy fluid would bring them out quick enough. He lifted the pitcher, approached tho bed, raised it and suddenly dashed tho conteute upon the sleeper. Such n torrent of screams as ho had never before heard rung through the house and before Sam could collect hfa scattered uem^s, the door opened, and Hannah, George and John rushed in, clothed in scanty apparel —n&imali with a frightened look on her face and a lamp in her lumd tliat revealed tho entire into the snow, and were about to deposit it into a huge drift, when a shrill scream broke the suUnoM of the night, rand qh ! horror—it w»e tliat of a woman I And in. their consternation, they dropped their burden plump into the middle of the drift “flood henvena I” exclaimed George, “it isn’t Sam, but some woman, as I am a sinner, and she has fainted. Run and call Hannah." . With admirable presence of mind he lifted the limp form of Eva Btanley'and earned lier into the house. But her ary bad already been heard, and the inmates came rashing into the hall just aa he op- ' George 1 John 1 for gooilueAs sake what does this mean, and who have you thenrt” sekol Mrs. ■Carpenter in a breath. “Blesnqd if I know,” began George; “ thought it was Sam, so wc concluded to give'him a douse in the snow for get­ ting into the Ixsrt bed and trying to euchre uh. Quick! I lieliovo she. has fainted." • “Juat like you,” scolded Hannah, as she aaristed in depositing Eva'bnce more on the bed from which she had. been so unceremoniously taken; beginning your tricks upon each other before you are fairly into the bouso.’ Clear out now?" Long before she hod finished her tirade, her brothers had betaken them­ selves down stairs, where they wont into . . . . .. . Ind tnok mfr trtm^u ? 1 adxMUrt «ay mj. Indeed, the wrapt ^yed thief lie** * baby compared «tb Jolie. THE MISHAPS OP A NIGHT. hysterics over the joke. “ A pretty kettle of fish," said George, rolling over on the floor and* letting oS peal after peal of laughter. “I should think itwas," replied John, hokAng his sides. “Oh, my! But wliat fa to bo done about it; and who do you suppose she fa, George I" “Some guest of Hannah’s, of course, and young and pretty at that. I don’t know how it is W^h you, but I feel par­ ticularly small, and cheap—would sell myself at a very low price." “Cheap,” roared John; “cheap! I would actually give myself away this blessed minute, and throw something in to boot. What are wc to do? I can’t wy. I believe I shall dig out of this place and get bock to tho city before morning. I haven’t got tin? courage to face tho music.” The district school ife the village cf Hollythorn was tanglil by .Miss Eva , Stanley, who “boarded around” among the scholars, and was cxmridcred the jMiragou of teachers. The tact week previous to the holiday . vneatiou she had been boarding with a Mrs. Carpenter, who was making gigan­ tic preparations for guests she expected from.New York. . “ Yon never. met my brothers, Eva,” . she said. “There’s Sam, and George, He began hastily putting on hfa boots, and Johnny, the youngest, and such and would have put hfa threat into exe­ times as they liave when they get out cution but for the appearance of Hannah, heA and rusticate, ss they call it! But, who at once asserted her authority. dear me, I don’t get much rest or jjeace, “You are not goings single step, for they are like a lot of boys let out of John; I don’t wonder you fee! ashamed school. of yourselves. What qn earth pousetBed “The tart time .they visited me to­ you fa more than I can tell." gether, John and Sam actually cut a pane “ That’s right, Han; pitch in, soold of glam from the window, nhd pelted away; I’ll take any amount of talking » George out of my bort room with snow! just nqw. I am os qteek as a lamb. But “You see there is always, a regular who fa it wo’ve played so shabby a trick strife for that particular room, for the on !” replied George. “Trick ! I should think it was. Why, they don't sleep on any other in the city. it fa Evu Stanley, our school teacher, and this fa her week to board here. I But they don’t get it this time, that’s certain, for I intend to give yon Unit don’t believe the poor girt will ever get over her fright It fa too bad; I should’nt “ I had just ns soon occupy some other wonder it she had taken her -death being room, Mrs. Om-penter. and do not wish dragged but of a warm bed this time of night and dropped into a snow-drift in that fashion. No wonder she cried, poor “ No yon shan’t, Eva,” peremptorily exclaimed her hortcM; “ aud what fa the “ Cried, did she?" repeated George, WM-bf your going home vacation week: You can stay here just as well as nut, and ' with a groan. “I should think she did. I just took do your sowing on my macliinc." . .Tbo n. droppwl. u.l tt. ra-i hl,r “ “I ",M ’nii lcl l“k"> her tire bmurhola retired <nHy, on a. | oat, oMl.1 oiplttretl lurettt.h.ppMoa t».«ro. U» brails<, youn«, unkni, tul ’ b« mi^Un. for Sum .nd Irereme U» No Retrograding There, sitting up in bed, with her hair dripping like n mermaid, her night-dreaa deluged, her face coiorloss, and looking | terrified, was the young school mistress; and there was Sam with the empty pitch­ er in his hand, tho very jncture of imbe. cility, staring around like an idiot nt the •mvoc ho had made. Hannah, George and John instantly understood tho situ­ ation ; and tho latter, at the command of their sister, dragged Sam away, while she asristed the drenched and terrified girl to dry clothing, and then took her-to her own room and bed, explaining, for the second time, the mishaps of the night. “ I’ll keep you with me now, my poor child,” she said, though with difficulty keeping back her laughter. “Thcne boys are nicely come up with, at any rate ; anc’ if it wasn’t for your being so terribly frightened, and the way my bert bed has been used, I wouldn't care. But you are safe now.” , ■ Hannah kissed her charge, and went down to we tho Ixjya, who, as soon ns they ware fairly shut in tho regions be­ low, began to appreciate the joke ; and, now that Sam was as deep iu the mud as they were in tho mire, gave no quarter. . “I'll bo blamed if I know what it means,” said Sam, looking in oonfusion at his brothers, who were rolling ar.d kicking in convulsions of laughter. “Mctuib?” said George, holding his sides. “ It means that yon Imre stolen like a thief into Miss Eva Stanley’s bed­ chamber, who is a young lady teaclur boarding lire; and tliinkiug it was NO. 17 BLtrjrpBDii. divided his property equally among Hi a notice of Dr. Bombough's «• Glean­ them. Mr. Morrison left to hb eldest ings far the Curious,” tho Hartford son a legacy of one million sterling and Courant quotes the following : We find the whole alphabet in this ono about £40,000 a year, the younger about sentence of forty-eight letters : £20,000, hi* daughters £T>O,OeO, and his “ John P. Brady gave me a block wal­ widow £10,000. Such fathers as these nut bok of quite a small mye." were really worth having. j Then there’s the act of five univocal versea, where in «wh in sucowwion only physical influences. Imagination has one vowel is employed. The Pi” vsne, The boy is indeed'the true applicator, •* On the approach of Evening,” is: merrt did not -warrant it, arid courage has not unfreqnently enabled men stricken by the fruit with which hb pockets are filled. It belongs to him, and he may with disease to overcome its ravages. It ia eatimaied tiiat. a large proportion of steal it if it cannot be bad in any other And this is tho story of Colman, who the - deaths of a cholera visitation result way. His own juicy flesh crave* the was asked if he knew Theodore Hook, from terror. Thin danger is distinctly juicy flesh of the apple. Sap draws sap. and answered at once ; *• Oh, yes; recognis'd by physicians, who often Hfa fruit eating has little reference to Hook and eye are old associates.’-’ There combat the terror they encounter as the state of hb appetite. Whether he be are abundant otliar good, bad, and in­ much on the real ditwase. Tho effect of fnU of meat or empty of meat he wante different jokca of this sort. A long list imagination is illustrated in the text­ the apple just the same. Before, meal of literary blunders is given, including books of |mental philosophy, by‘in­ or after meal it never comes amiss. The those of the French translators who ren­ stances where criminal? condemned to farm boy munches apples all day long. SnnrrVAD food—“ Medium beaus." dered Cibbecfa “ Love’s Last Shift’’ into death were placed in a warm bath, with He has nests of them in the ’haymow, _____.. _____ _ _____ ____ Costums for Gamblers—-“ Chip ” kata the information that they were to be bled iiidloying, to which he makes frequent ** The Last Chemise of Love,” and Congreve’s “Mourning Bride" into the ! and Card-igau jack-eta. to death; then came u slight cut, and visits. Sometimes old Brindle, having “ Spouse of thn Morning," and classed J Buooncs thinks that dynamite fa a confinally death. Such is tho effect of im­ access through the open door, smells Miss Edgeworth's essay on “Irish Bulls" J traction for die any minute. agination on mind and body. Hypo­ them out and makes short work of them. among important works on natural his- j;, A Farartm trance-actiqn ‘ * —getting — out• The apple fa indeed the fruit of youth. chondria, and homesickness are names lory, and to Sjiakespeare's ’s line, “ So ■' of jn one’s sleep, and walking out of given by the doctors to mental diseases As we grow old wo crave apples leas. It dull, so dead, in look so woe-begone," woe-begonc,” |. ft ttiird-story window. is on ominous sign. When you arc put the conclusion, “Bo grief, bo off ! that have often had fatal results. Why is a marriage certificate like an The some valuable journal states ashamed to be seen eating them on the with you.” Even Voltaire mrule one of article the public cannot do without? the case of a near relative suffering from street; when yon can carry them in your Shakespeare’s hunters, who was going to Because it is a noose paper. extreme nervotu debility, who begged to pocket and your hand not constantly he taken to an asylum for tire insane on find iWway to them; when your neigh­ “ carve for himself a fortune with his A doxcinu-mastkr committed suicide sword, say : “ What care I for lands ? account- of a vivid and unnatural im­ bor haa apples and you have none, ami tho other day. He schottisch own With my sword I will make a fortune pression of “thinking of two,things at yon make no nocturnal visit to hb or­ head-off.—New York Commercial Ad­ cutting meet.” Victor Hugo called the the same time.” The same person was chard; when your lunch-basket b without vertiser. Frith of x Forth the “ uuui fifth ui of uiv the iium quar-1 — . u* urui uie • also afflicted with atari ling conscious­ them, and yon am pass a winter’s night ter.” The Tichborne claimant, who “tin-1 bows has cbmufled woman as folness of things happening to her children by. the fireside with no thought of the deratood Latin," translated for the court ' Iown : at a distance, which proved to be cor­ fruit at your elbpw, then be assured you “Laus Deo siimper” aa “The laws of J rect, tho anticipation of what people are no longer a boy, either in heart or God forever," and a French pretender i were going to say, and th” .power of of Latin knowledge once gave “Numero ; The genuine apple-eater comforts him­ reading the motives of others. A simi­ t _____. , Ik setting up the sermon of a minister, Deus imparigiiudet ” to mean “ The lar phenomenon came within the ex­ self with an apple in their seasons os oth­ number two takes* pleasure ia being j the compositor played 1 with a t, which perience of a now famous actor, who, ers with a pipe or cigar. When he has odd." caused the venerable divine to rcin his younger days was given to a free nothing else to do or fa bored, ho cats It was a sharp bit of echo verse that mark : “A minister should work aud um' of stimulants. He anticipated the an apple. While he ’ fa waiting for the ‘ ’■ “’play loo.” the Sunday Timet of*“ London threw off words and thoughts of those who were train he cats on apple, sometimes several in 1831, when tickets to hear the great A lawYKR may cut up a surgeon be­ speaking to him, and would frequently of them. When he takes a walk lie arms violinist were very high : fore a jury,but in hfa own good time the approach a stranger on. the streets and himself with apples. His traveling-bag fa.full of apples. He offers an apple to startle him with calling his name, speak­ this exchange of cutsies ho cuts best who ing his thoughts, telling him some secret his companion, and takes one himself. cute last.—Jntcr-Occan. of his jMuit life or some undisclosed in­ They are his chief solace when on the THE LADY OF THE ALMSHOUSE At a recent dinner iu tho mountains, tention for the future. -The impulse to road. He ’sows their seed along the The Newburyport (Maas.) Herald notes given to Don Carlos, tho principal do this at times was irresistible. Of route. He tosses their core from tho the recent death in that city of Kate toast, “Viva King Charles VII!’’ late years this morbid perception has car window and from the top of the stage Coffin, who had been a city pensioner was drunk standing. The King himself pawed away entirely, and, as is stated, coach. He would, in time, make the for thirty-seven year*. When young was drunk sitting.—Graphic. it would seem to be because it has not land one vast orchard. He dispenses she was the belle of Newburyport, and ” I THonoiiT you said your head ached been subject to the excitation of stimu­ with a knife. He prefers that his teeth when old, oven more than fourscore, she lants. shall have tho. first taste. Then he was remarkably good-looking and very five minutes ago,” said mother when Dr. Stienbeck once found an illiterate knows the best flavor is immediately l»e- polite. She wna at the City Aims House George asked for more candy. “ Bo it peasant praying aloud in Greek and He­ neoth the skin, and that in a pared apple for no weakness of mind, no disease of did," -said George, “And I suppose it brew when he wan prostrated with dis­ this fa lost. If you will stew tho apple, body, no immorality of life; but when does now, but I don’t feel it- ” ease; it was subsequently ascertained he says, instead of baking it, by all her father and mother died the town took Wun Edward Eggleston taught in tW je had heard the parish minister means leave the skin on. It improves her up, simply because she determined Tn.luma, he divided Posey County into pray in those languages when he was n the color, and vastly heightens the flavor that she would do nothing for self-sup­ four parts; “ civilised tribe*.” “Ya­ child, and, though he could not recall a of the dfah. . port. Labor, even of the lightest kind, hoos," “mungeroons," and “unexplored 'The apple is a masculine fruit; hence she was totally unacquainted with; it was ’regions." “Lickin’ and lamin’ “ word of them when in health, they came ____ __ back to him in disease. Aljorurombie woman are poor apple-eaters. It lielongs repugnant to nil her ideas of what be'«b« Tmr tmgot relates how the attendants of an asylum toUmoixmuir. imd raimxm m> open «ir "‘^1 to‘» The Popular Science Monthly citea some curious incidents w. of ..... the -acute -----vrtopment of certain mental facultte,, in dtaease. As the impairment of one fac­ ulty intensifies the power of another, bo physical prostrations of a ramilar na­ ture produce the same phenomena. Im­ agination and memory,-as the most im- your humble aervhnt ami Johnny snug in lied, you attempted to drown ns out, and mode a grand mistake. How do found a young girl inmate playing diffi­ taste and relish.—John Ihtrrought <n that ehe was one of the first families of yon like it^ Siun ?” cult and exquisite mimic on the violin, Waiter Sunshine. the trfwn, and when young knew not “ I coufesa I ata the paint but I can’t with no previous instructions or practice see the joke. Ufa a most outrageous B«K.<Ar.<sr AT DiDAiuHT. reqaired ty know. 8ho WW1 U10 daughter Tb« Breunngta. (M.) Bannrr b»tt» Q, ,ko 1<Mt w, in a room adjoining tliat occupied by an At ihfa juncture Hannah cam«» in aud Woro hU dcaah, „ itinerant musician of great talent. >JSho uranmng .lory : "Th. tally ot on. of began rating them soundly, thereby let­ (rom wrere.luo.1 could only play those airs when asleep. our fotofetaloitamnirett'r -rta I ting out the whole story. It was Sam’s . ~ ‘ • astir llinTi than tho cirroimnlntirv-H circumctnnces would rere­ •co poverty. Memory iu aged persons often grows rtnlir Her age wxw eighty-ninc turn to laugh. . . • more vivid with advancing age and de. quire ono night Irft week. When the Miss Eva was not visible the next cliuing powers. Sir Walter Scott, who clock was wound up, ftt 9 o’clock in the CHKAF HOVSBS. morning, aud Hannah announced that had overefrainod his physical powers, evening, tho spring was tightened too A Dstnoir mother was tilling some Ail Engludtuiau writing to tho Spcda- j she was sick with a severe cold. Han­ speaks of being haunted by a “ Htmse of much, and tl»o time-piece stopped about . Duly cnllers the other day about her intor from Southern California, says a ' nah had her unruly crew under her pre-existence.” The faculty of intensi­ on hour later, wlion tho family had all tenlion to celebrate an anniversary of bouse boro does not cost anything to thumb for ouco in her life, and had the fying in sleep the thoughts or study in retired. Friend C.’s mind was unusuoSly some cviiit,raDd her plug-ugly of a boy satisfaction of seeing them behave with which One is engaged in waking hours full of thoughts on tho morrow’s bnsi- many people in the summer, for the came into the room just then and asked: soma dignity. They appeared never to belongs to the same phenomena. A ness, and so tho light of the moon, ns its simple ro.UK>u that they do not have one; “ Maw, what fa an anniversary ?” “ I’ll forget that there was an invalid in the student in Germany, anxioti’ to acquire polo raya camo through the thin elands mid in tlie rainy season one can be built f..u «r victim ofof vour your mad mat] nranks. pranks. ” " tell you some time," she replied. “I full of life, were i.. to be there. But s»i. with­victim “ That was neat Ln yon, Hon,” said house, and went on tiptoe about Sam, the language,and.deeply immersed in without showing her fair face, induced that will do very well for £5. “ I saw a know,” he wickedly replied ; “you are out sending any word of thtii intention man the other day sitting on a chair at a who seemed to take the entire responsi­ the study of it, in order to attend lectures him to shout to the Tdred man to mine going to pick up tin*, shovel and chase they luul ronclndod to take the train,' GOT(f>. “I am awful glad you hugged bility upon hfa own shoulders, uont off at tho university, found that he could and kindle the fire, thinking it wns neuu; table eating his dinner under a tree, with 5 pa down cellar again !" After the ladies -which wouM-land them at Hollythorn the pnor little thing. Wish you hod a stove swvu ou on one siae side auu aud a Dwiatcaa bedstead on 1. f J® , slyly to Now York for choice fruit and carry on a conversation fluently iu his day. The fire was soon burning briskly; th. otter, wJ .11 lh.r.m.lu,. ol . ho™ ! “ Mboiit'betltimv. George and* John did given her a brotherly squeeze for me— "»«■«’ took boy flowers, which ho induced hfa sister sleep, though he conld only stumble the family all astir; breakfast soon on onmbd him, m.a not. ho™ totl.in Bm I h” ',h” Wpm' so,.and, when seated in the cars, began ’pon my honor I do." to convey to the young lady with the along when awake. The- latest mania of the table; the repast over, all began do , “And how on earth do you expect na to to speculate ujkju tho absence of Sam. ions. — Free Pre*s. ■ miles, and he looked very jolly. I have ' ' c most abject apologies and regreta. “ mind-reading” is, pyrliape, another de­ wonder why mare light did not eomc • “ No reason upon earth why he should stay and take the cqasequenoesasked Iu a couple of days Eva was able to velopment in the same direction. over the foae of tho artln The wonder heard of houses without fire-placeH, but John, beginning to look wriour. KTA.SB. I was rather surprised the other day conw down staira. She was looking and listen iahment continued unalmtcd “I am for taking myself off inatanter. can't make it out, unless ho Ixa* token Some fifty years ago there lived and for an hour or more longer, and bdiold when I came upon a neat fire-place, with I had rather face a masked battery thau quite palo, but lovely, and of course the 3 o’clock1 train by mistake." a good chimney and everything, aud no grew in the vicinity of Milford, State of divinely, when presented by Mrs. OarDr. Dunlap, a rival of Gen. .Daniel ’twos darker than ever. The night be­ . “ Not a bit of it,” laughed John, who this pretty school teachar, after making house. This life agrees very well with Delaware, a tree believed to bo the jx-nter to the three brothers, who l>efancied be understood the entire pro­ such fools of oareclvca.” Pratt as n perpetual candidate for Provi­ ing extremely cold, not one cared to go my health, aud, in spite of hard work, I largest on that jwt of the continent. It ,l I don’t care if you had,” answered liaved quite well considering the un- dent of tho United States, died at Water- and arouse a neighbor to nsoertain tho gramme. “ It j* mart likely he took stood about two miles from the Delaware rapidly increase in weight.” pl«MmntneM of thwr situation. toWt, Now York, recently, aged 80 yearn. time,but finally the ‘host’ thought it that train on purpose to go into Han- bis sister, indignantly. “ The only way Bay, yet its massive trunk and towering But Sam, who had broken the ioe by A long time ago ho became impressed advisable to do so. Neighbor —— was boughs served as m a landmark for the tho means' of hfa preeonte, was most at ODD. up Witt atnv lick. unTtattere." «l»logire for your ruilro™. with the idea that he was to be Presi­ soon made to answer tlm summons, and Bailor nearly from Bombay Hook to Cape The theory that this whole country " I didn't ttink ot ta, tail I reckon. "But Mm 1 How *, dmre are wr ease, and by virtue of his age aud expe­ dent, and become • constant attendant at responded to tho interrogatives by say­ Henlopcn. Its species was that of tho rience owmtitwted himself the proprietor, you™rigbt W.n>uUooutri..wg.l!‘o«**ta«’i‘1‘ bi“»! Yoaknowwdl political conventions in Northern New ing, * Why, sir, it is only a little fiost was at one' time covered with water. wild or yellow poplar, and was located unitwas cburtanUy on hand tq offer Mfas himontwimaSow: enough. Ibra, woriall uovct iuwr tto York, bcaides passing a largo port of Iris midnight.’ Friend C. marched l»ak to Bays the Santa Bosa (Cal.) Democrat, J in Slaughter Neck, a few hundred yards Eva a thousand nameless attentions; time traveling and canvassing in his own the houw', and his family soon was in and that the terra Jtrma upon vhioluwe Dorth of Slaughter Branch, on a farm Th,teoUrere pul tbrirb^Ugrtlur ■»d teugired mrerty orer rem. retaw i , ‘1 ,U“ 1 “ and before the week wm out John de­ behalf. His in'memaiiu* wscs humored the‘armsof Morpheus’ again, and so then owned by Lawrence Riley, Esq., clared that “ Stun was done for 1” • earthquake, lias received another verifi­ tor out Wilting tUm. red reomdinriv fl“d * *° “fc“" “d “ “• by all who -knew him, and he received continued until morning. ” “Gone under .completely !” echoed wbrett.taiomtaMHolly^.Zt! Bo.01 tarereto ireredtarecation in the finding of a aeatiou of what numbertass promises of support for tho Draper, .deceased. It was frequently OJFK IIVXDRKI) XXJ> JtlJTK. George with one of hfa dismal groans. is supposed to have been the backbone 11 o'dook, Uwy .pprerebrf bourn “d '•"‘“'taly ray bwtUnd » .wny . position to which he aspired. A few vinited by pereqiNfTrom a distance, and The Baltimore this LUUIV American lias into Hannah, singing Eva’s praises, oomolitanta to .wry .tatty So go to bod ta tret oon/ “ A remaricable case — of ° ‘a ‘ whale. Mr. Shepherd, .Superin­ many wore thrf repes ami rules that statement,: 1 — -------------TBtuided Sam’s choice, and recommended idea that Queen Victoria was in love longevity in tho northeastern section of tendent of A. I’. Petit's brickyard, just Clintting the tare iu tt. rrer, they ' tootedmarriage to all of them as the only sowith him and wad coming to America to the city has come to light Mrs. Eliza- across the Santa Itoso Creek bridge, re­ ■ofay opcited the window asd obtained ! xlsawd tnein to theJm-4 Usd cently found, at tho depth of fifteen marry him. Ho was a iu:iu of very dig­ above its ba»? Its trunk was perfectly Mbsd a mince pie and a quantify of | boose was once more hushed in alum- tlid not Mp{xwr 1243^ to follpw, not­ nified and. pleasant lowing, and a for­ Europe, an Christen* morning, 17«6, feet, the l>one referred to. It b ramarktune made in early life by tho axle of a and fa consequently 109 years old, re. j Sam’s happy lot with the — * ' ’ ’ ho, had concocted » dfagonsl P°aides with her daughter, Mrs. Koehler, Auguwa J. Evaxb, tho author of put forth a large ; pretty sdMMd miMreas of Hollytoorn. No. 374 Hartford avenue. Tho old lady “Beulah," “Mamria,” "BL Elmo,” She often remtods her brothers-in-law ti Bmalk r “ Vaahti,” and “ Infeiteia,” ia about 40 . pett in the English Grnrt of Probate are best of spirits. She can comfortably • years <rf age, nnd the wife of a rich man She ta said ' storm in IffiM, this huge limb Wl to U-e those- of Mr. Morrison, a dry giwxla mer- walk about the rooms and yard at the ■ who lives at Mobile, Ata. dwelling wrthoui the aid at-orutabuk, and , -WBaTiwedoytmwy.Nrf-l ’inquired th. Latter. “I think. £4.(00,<W0, and Ids states are aid erf her spectacles. She often Biper£1,000,000 more. intenda the cooking and other work He wan baby,’ fa 74 y«*re old, and fem » tanubtr l ably stood tar a thousand years. �---- - T—- NKWa. SENSATIONS! THE WOLCOTT STORE ADVT. oldtMg tfc» Imi Nevomber term ef court ftr Tfce ReliaMe Hfc JAN. 2li». 1876 QUID BAPID6 AID ETBOTT. GOOD GOODS! SAP IRXbVSI DRY GOODS On motion of Mr. Brown, the Board ad­ journed until &30 o'clock to-morrow m^rn- Clark. * n ’fvtsnsx Moasixo, Jan. A 1876. n n ii Tet P*wwwnt- »• adjournment Roll called. Quorum present . Journal «ad and approved. • Board proceeded to business. The aceountsof Chas. H. Bauer and eleven others was presented and on motion of Mr. Pjirkins referred to the Committee on Claims. Pre*»_n,eJ ,lie petition of Hi- Evgjtixo Steams, 7 r. n Board met pursuant to adjournment. Roll called. Quorum present, and the Board pro­ ceeded to buiineas. The Committee on Claims further report­ ed that they had examined the following aocouole.and wautd recommend their allow­ ances as follows: No. Name. Nature Claim. am't ain't . cTm*d ail'd 13 I. W. V room an Unde.-Sher­ iff fees $33 00 31 00 14 R. J. Grant Merchandise 14 79 14 79 * "•* ’ ’* 15 W. Foster Constable fees 16 E. Brown & 8 others Juror On motion of Mr. Wolf the resolution was and witness fees 6 93 6 93 accepted. 17 W. L. Cobb Justice fees 625 On motion of Mr. Blows!] the resolution 18 J. H. McKcvitt bupty Sher­ was adopted. iff fees 10 50 10 50 On mo;ion of Mr. Bidmen, the Board look 19 J P. Roberts Paper blanks ! 20 J. ” H.Quaif n~ l* Witness fees 198 1 98 21 John Shuts ’ do -lljJ I., lh. Cl, an..., ... -22 Jorl Er.mi do do cecdol with bus new. do do 1 08 1 98 Mr. Bailey, Cba'rman of tho Committee do 1 08 1 08 appointed to confer with the fence builders, Also,. that have examined accounts ... .. . they , -----stated that tho committee bad conferred with No. 4 and 6 presented at the October sesaion the feuw builders now here, and had aacertsined IWr prices and terms, but thought 3874, ami would ' recommend that account No. 4. be tlisnllowed, am! that account No. the comniitto would not report al present there beiog a probability of other fence 5 be allowed at $10 48, that being the amount claimed. WMfa” l>C,n,: pr**cal dorlnf lho prweut On motion of ifr. Stowell the report was aroepted. Mr. Bidman moved that the committee be instructed to request the fence builders to , On motion of Mr. Hoyt the report was adapted. make figures on an iron fence with Jone Mr. I»ewcy moved that the foundation ef pickets leu inches apart from center to cen­ posts for fence' to be built around Court ter at the base. House Square bo of cast iron. Motion prevailed. Motion prevailed by yeas and nays as On motion of Mr. Perkins, the Board ad follows :. joovned until 1:80 P. M. Yeas—Messrs. Ainsworth,Benham.Brown Wm. II. Powers, Carpenter, Dewey, Houghtalin, Hoyt, Nich­ Clerk. I ols, Bidnam, Stowell and Wulf—11. N*y»— Mears. Bailey, Cole, Perkins, Arrnxoox Basstox, l-so P. if. Walker and Chairman—5. Board convened pursuant to adjournment . , . 7------ — i-—-—- pro­ ceeded to business. The following invitation was received, and on motion of Mr. Cola accepted : liAvrixae. Jan. 4, 1876. • }«»« *r» hereby cordially fc? „ O ^•PionMr meeting, at Xhdoa Hall, m Thursday, »u the afternoon ana evening. 1 J. F. Emory, To eafible the eommiUeo to go tTwo^k’on notion of Mr. Emory, the Board a^oamed unu/ I o’clock this evening. Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. Mr. Ftoweil moved that the vote just tacen be reconsiderad. Motion did nA prevail by yeas and nays a follows: Yeas—Messrs. Bailey, Cols, Walker and Chairman—*. Nays—Messrs. Atnswsrth, Benham, Brown Carpenter, Dewey, nougbtahn.Hoyi, Nichols, Parkins, Bidnam, Stowell and Wolf—12. I Absent—Messrs. Armour and Emory—2. On motion of Mr. Walker the report of fence committee was laid on the table. On motion of Mr. Perkins Boaid adjourn­ ed until 8.80 o’clock to-morrow morning. Eraiuxo 3xssiox,7 r m. Board mot pursuant U» adjournment. Rob favasDAY Monxtso, Jan. 6, 1376. called. Members all present but Mr. Ar­ Board met pursuant to adjournment. Roll mour. Board proceeded to bueinean. called. Quorum present. Journal read and The CammUtee on Claims, through their approved. Board proceeded to buainest. Chairman. Mr. Walker, reported that they The accounts of Marcus W. Riker and had examined the following accounts, and SIZES AND PRICES ! By All Su^ar-Makers wanting Sap Pans or Sep Buckets, both tin and wood, and Post's Patent Eureka Sap SpouU will do well by calling at the HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PACS, OVERSHOES. ll*ofrott Store ! Nabia«>.t93 CU.and Chil­ dren’, Stocking, [oil Wool} at 90 Cents, left. And leaving their orders early, so as to be sure of getting them in season. We use nothing but the BEST 0 K CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON workman that can COATS’ AND CLANK'S THREAD, B (TH. hlmeelf Fi Iday, while bunting In OnUlot Co, waa COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! dog Jumping about, striking the BEST $1.00 TEA pOa 8"4 CENTS ! DOMT FAIL TO TRY MINE t The Highest Market Price paid for Country Produce. LOOK HELLE D. W. LINCOLN. For our Pans, and the best brand of Tin for our Buckets, and have PRINTS FROM HI 7 CI Minke Better Buckets Than any other man in the State. Don't buy until you have seen OTT2R. GOODS AND PRICES. For we will give you better goods in the Hardware Line, for less money than any other house in Barry or Eaton counties. Wishes to announoe Uta*, be baa purchased P. Durham s grocery stock, aad will always GrOCHKANi PROVISIONS, AND NOTIONS, Aa well aa tho following beat FAMILY MEDICINES (Ez“ \S est Side of Main street, opposite Unian House. offered for their appnsberudoo. Dr. Drake Af Bro.'s Medicines, DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING Lyman Brown's Hydranza, •agtnaw Bay, Thuraday night, and drifted about un- WOLCOTT STORE. Credit.. Pills and Graft I Medicines, Indian Blood Syrup, Electric Health Restorer, Lewis Wilson, of Battle Creek, a young man 21.years of age commit­ ted suicide at his hotpe, last week Thursday afternoon, hy shooting him­ self through the heart with a pistol Despondency was the cause of the deed, as he had been unable to pro­ cure work for some time. He has of late met with a series of misfortunes, aud tvlo yesrsngo had three fiugers NEW LIVERY! Stockmann &. Willyard. LET THE EAGLE SCREAM! And medicines for most of the ills tty which mortal flesh is heir to. Business done on the square and satisfaction guaranteed. LONG BRICK EXTRAORDINARY D. W. LINCOLN. Mrs. E. C- Eittinger BARGAINS I of his right haud shot off while hunt­ ing. TRUMAN’S I SALE and BOARDING STABLE, At 12:90 on the 14th, the main boi­ ler in Cornwell & Co.'s lower paper mil), at Ypsilanti, exploded, doing great damage. John Max, the en­ gineer, was instantly killed, his body being severed in three different pieces and his bead thrown 281 feet by ac­ tual measunnenl A young lad, 14 years of age, Charles Otto, was in the engine mom and was instantly killed. His head was completely smashed by a piece cf the boiler. A man named John Firmer was also badly injured, having lost his left eye and had a rib broken, but he will survive. Several others were slightly injured. The force of the explosion W. N. DEVINE was immense. The boiler room was , IS OUB . blown completely down, not one brick being left U|>on another, and adjoining AUTHORIZED AGENT, buildings were considerably damagca. The loss is estimated at S1U.OOO. The Hgrin^ delivery. If parUea wiah they 1 mill will be immediate!} repaired. MILLINERY4FANCY GOODS! DRESSMAKIKOt RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! OLD FELT HATS CONSISTING OF MARBLE WORKS JOHNSTON NURSERY BLACK A FULLER, Proprietors. ' NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING. • For Men and Women, WHICH I WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HERETOFORE UN­ KNOWN IN NASHVILLE! and MONUMENTS, Foreign A America] A Full Line of those Double Width LOOK HERE! ROBERT JOHNBiON. lea be instructed to request Mr. Kru.nm and Mr. Van Dora to pul their finnl specifica­ tions and propositions in writing and pre­ sent them to the committee, and that the ___ _ IF. N. De VINE Agent, ■ Meadville. Mich. C. It. HAILEY UFE INSURANCE. Motion prevailed. Mr. Walker moved that the pickets in the fence to be built around the Court House bquare, be uf square iron five eights of nn inch in sixe. Motion prevailed. GENEVA NURSERIES, GENEVA, N. T, . 1*73. If ao« go to your Druggist and get a bottle of Boocher's Gmrkax Branr. Thia medi'otan bae lately been introduced from Ger- This plan, now lbs most loavas tho annua! cash dividends Policy with the Co. to increase the of insurance; or the dividends may ALPACAS, FOR 25 GTS. TO $1A YARD. JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF IR 8 CENTS 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Boots, Shoes 4 Rubber's popular on uny amount be used Which will be sold from 50 cents to $1 less per pair than wrn be bought elsewhere. A specialty in Example: On a $1.000 Policy No. 887. the holder paid $124.80 in six yesra, when he died. Upon this, the Equitable Life Asuraoee Soc’ty, (one of the oldest and strong­ est in the country) paid the widow $1787.55. AND A LARGE LOT OF being $787.65 accumulation in six years. gloves; mittins, hats, caps, and furs, COSCLUPKP NEXT WEEK. 7 A FACT WURTH KNOWING. Are you suffering -with cousuniption, Patrick POST’S PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOUT. Men’s Suits from $9.00 to.$18.OO Boys’ Soils “ $5.50 to $11.50 on claims Natuir of Claim « VT SAP BUCKETS! GROCERIES! report that we have bad the matter under consideration, and have couferred with MarUn Krumm. of Columbus, Ohio, and J. H. Van Born,' of Cleveland, Ohio, in relation thereto; have consiCvrod both of their prop­ ositions. and would reoom to ned the adop­ tion of Van*Doru's proposals, aa to cheap­ ness. the difference being ia the neighbor­ hood of $273. References ean be bad aa to their proposals on file with tho committee. All of which is most respectfully submit­ ted, and ask ‘.o be discharged. A. W. Bailey, J. F. Emory, A. J. Walker Jour J. Psokim, Wm. W. Colr. _ InanraJ far ti.«0 in the Watertown. Committee. On motion of Bidnam, the report waa ac­ cepted. Bidnam ealle-l for the specifications in the hands of the eommiitee. Specifications produced, read and placrd In.ured far aboal one-half of that amount. on file. • On motion of Walker, Board adjourned to 7 o'clock this evening. • “. Wm. H. Powaas, Clerk. . -- --------- uuaru ‘•Pw * rcficlution restraining from runnr«g at Urge in add lowtuliip, *1] horvet, cattle, abaep, hogv, and mules, which was received aad pi,ced on file. t]o?r’ D”rCJ’ ,Lc fo,’o*l“g resolu- M1A.&TWAJRP.___ SAP BUCKETS ! Am»>OT« Hrrsiok, 1:80 r. M. U "llm. *‘mr’ Wi L,Ti net pursuant to adjournment. Roll M. Dewey. William W. Cole, James D. Den­ ham and Augustas M. Aro»onr. be appointed a commiUee ta MHlie with t^eConnty Treaa to buaintM. . On motion of Emory, aocountn No. 4 and 5, presented 'al the October sceeion. 1874, Moiiua prevailed On motiew of Mr. Wallrer, th. Board ad­ and al that time laid on the table for fur­ ther action, was taken from tho table and journed until seven o'clock Ibis .vcnlug. referred to the Commiueo on Claims for Wm. 11. Powers, further cxaminatUntr. • Clerk. On motion of Mr. Parkins Board took a rooeu until 4 o'clock. Evgxtxo Sassing, ' .M m H. Powaaa, Clark. Hoard met pursuant to adjourn Fova O'Clock, r. m. Board convened, and was called to order by the Chairman, and proceeded with buiiBoard proceeded to businees. nenr , Mr. Bailey moved that the Chairman ap­ Tbq committee to confer with the iron point a committee consisting of five mem ­ fence builders, reported aa follows: bers to confer with the iron fence builders thia county against the county of lev. 81*. 1B75. Loweet LIVING Profit. to rrpi-n . .urvry »n:l location of ,a •« be think, i» far Hus Intern* of the ; Tvwtukip. «illi the view of having I Mrt, wMSkuMbig, MHrat, fflewtienet! ptwirirxi by tbe aiatuto ut thU rtala, On motion the reaalulisa-was On motlaa Board njjouniod L T,.Cl.iui»..-.pp.Uu4M«„. Ball.,. Perkins, Widker, Emery and Cole as such committee. . Chas. H. Bauer, Prosecuting Attorney, being present, waa called upon and made a TIME TABLE Fruit & Ornamental TREES, SHRUBS, TIRES, FRUIT. FRUIT. A. G. BRACE, FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES LANDSCAPE GARDENING! BimOW, UP ROBES & HORSE BUMKETS You can bashown everything you want in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AHD LAMPS! A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! TRKErf, g’LANTS, SiiBUHti ANO VIX1 My 81 Tea beats all the hobby prices in town! !£?•* Far further particulars inquire at the counter. cent*. c. It BAILEY. 18-28 C. A. TRUMANt BLACK A FULLER. OHO M. BAVAQE a CCa OOI.UMN Gillman Brog. Oyster Ocean, EteoPEAif Hom, AND LADIES’ A GENTS SESTURANT. �Henry 'Ward. Beecher FRIDAY. the amomit c»f >6.00 f a bright light whipped up bis horses and'found the skiins of Freeman’s the i —Ainsworth & Brooks shipped house to be on fire, routed (be folks 14.00# pounds of dressed hogs Mon­ aud casual water. Fire caught from, WoUua «wr. day. an n»li IMk! damage slight; iusur. —Rev. C. I. Deyo is Meeting in a edin protracted meeting at Maple Rapids.^ He ia expected home today. " dies living north of Woodland Center rale it it is not # Stephen Haywood has got six bun died cords of wood ready for the R. R. and is praying for snow. TEA DOST at a». k.C. PHINDLE, Jud<« of Probeto. SALT, HAIR, CUTTERS! CUTTERS! STUCCO, fc.. which we chip and retail at bottom prices. —For the past four weeks, the home side, of the Vermontville Enter­ prise has looked as if a rat had been dipped in a mixture of logwood and and crawled over the blank paper.and last week one would think it had been printed in the milk of a sick cow, but we managed to puzzle out the fallowing item: ••Shamp axd Fcmst.—The brilliant/?) —Mnj. L. Smith, the chap that made himself notorious, by shooting Frank Smith in the leg at a "shindig" in Rutland, in September last, and who broke jail just before the sitting is entitled to nympaihy mther than jeers. of the Circuit Court, was captured al the house of Ed Scidmore in Hast­ ings, last week Friday, aud has been lodged in jail lo await a free ride to like to see fair play •!! around.” Can it bo that Hoskins’ upper story —The Maple Grove school diffi- is shattered ? and baa it come on hitn u come to culty nss i a focus, and been suddenly ? Either he cannot under­ settled by Mr. Moore 1 returning the stand good English or else be is try­ nii^ins nroperti agreeing to re- ing to convert himself into alongbaild the chlrnm The matter stirred eared animal. Worcester, with all bis ap considerable and the ciiMsiiluess, knew more in one minute last load was bi about running a paper than Hus over twenty neighbors, who kins does in seven days. had gathered, it is said, te give him a •’ charrivari," but his two bop stood »un rtiKi*. guard with a shot gun apiece and the teUo. of Nashville. ~ A. BARBER, M., D., HomeoOffir*. nmr R■ pathle I'llj->Man and Sermon. WEBSTER A. HOBBS, Biack1■ All kl«Uof work lathe BteekemWa 1 R RASBY. Dr»yman. tfraJ.—d1 •I . r-esnje •■nr’k-l «o tay vl»n. tn the rlUn**. ELEMENT SMITH V _ t L.AWYHR., M. FLINT* T H. LEE. tr* Deputy Hlwrlir, PARADY, Manufacturer of * Boots and Shoes, JOHN Q CRE8SY, J 8HEIII1 HIU1 ENVELOPES with I*rttor < Urab, >l the XKW-i Office, to 5.WV PIANO -AND ORGAN F ]\£ONEY TO> LOAN! 4i A^rvri la! blile Jrarilia, IN SUMS OF $300.00 and UPWARDS* ON LONG TIME. L. HU88ELIZ Practical JUHhorigltt, Proprietors- ■ILL ■ACHIRKBY, NEW GOODS! BOISE BRO’S. C.C. Wolcott’s Agricultural ShRds STOCK OF CUTTERS I DURING THE LARGE INVOICE! JEWELER a OPTICIAN Cente nnial Will (toe thdr Cuatomcn all the aslrantairea of the 12 CHIS. W. DE1AHAY, tlidlar JONES, -T— BOTTOM PRICES LOW ELIHU CHIPMAtf, Justice of. Ute Peace, I»»ICES Nashville, Mlclu. General Conveyancing, NASHVILLE, MICH, Collections a specialty; DRUGS, MEDIOmS, MONEY TO LOAN BOOKS, STATIOVAKY. Clocks, Spectaccs, ^c. Every article oiUde warranted toney refunded. m Ury 'oroocis WALLPAPER, PAIHTS, OILS, rcprvBented VAKNI8HES, S. T.YITRFT A TTRTTR, MERCHANT TAILOR F Ctittlna and^MKUIng^dOae Is Um Utm BKUSHES, CHAS. W. DEMARAT Wa make a eneefadtv ot, aa# keep a toll aeaertment ot Uie bol broad* <4 TEAS, OOITEES. SPXCES, LIVERY STABLE! DRESS GOODS! WM. VENN, Proprietor. —They had a little -walk-a round” out is the country a few nights ago. A big, red-nosed man called off* and played wild notes an a wheezy, three stringed fiddle, n fat woman played an accompaniment on the dish pan, and as the happy dancers swung and shuffled, a tow headed youth sang : •‘ vFe won’t go home ’till morning." H. YOUNG, M. D. ELI STRONG, AINSWORTH A BROOKS, , O. CROCKER CALL AND SHE. fr; ’ Baturday, Jan. WA TER LIME, m cnam eq UIIOJ HOUSE, NASHVILLE, SHINGLES, zm:. ifPSILANTI. MIC&, CAVOEK XnXKKAAY, LATH, io be nubliabad lathe NaahriUe News, ^rioted and circulated In laid ouoaly of G ro cery DR H. 8. THOMAS, —A son of Russel Davis, of Car­ mel, Eaton Co, aged thirteen year*, was out hunting Saturday, and while standing on a log, leaning upon his gun with one arm, slipped and fell, discharging his gun and shattering his arm. Sunday it was amputated, and now he lays at the point of death. be made. . A museum will be on exhibition, consisting of relics of the lust and of (ormer centuries. Among these relics will be a warrant for an arrest, issued under the reign of King George the Third, ten years before the Revulu tiou, in whichl he is . represented as soverigu by the grace of God, and is declared to be the Defender of the Faith. Those who have relics of the olden limes, and willing to place them ou exhibition, for this occasion, are requested to leave them wi'h Dr Ellis or G. W. Francis. W • will guarantee them proper usage and saf e return. There will be charades, tableau xs, and songs representing olden times, and the costumes which our forefath­ ers aud foremothers thought the most becoming in their day will he worn. There will be an.admission fee to the hall and museum of 25 cents, or the the hall, museum and supper of fifty cents ; children under 12 years half price. The oldest man and the oldest woman present are to be ad­ mitted to the hall and supper free of charge; also the coilpie who have been married longest Who will com­ pote for this post of honor? The character of this entertain­ ment arid its worthy object, commend it to everybody, and we bespeak for it a full house. Doom open at 6 1-2 P. M ; entertainment will commence at 7 1-2 o'clock- All are invited. •* We also keep on hand and have Ter sale . Knife or Eating Plasters Delivered at their . WITHOUT THE AJD OF THE Clover Seed, &c.. L jD A CANCERS CURED. —Mr. Jacob Hoffman, of Maple Grove, is canvassing Eaton Co. for Lyman’s Historical Chart of the world. The Chart is n valuable work and should be in the hands of every business man and student For ref­ erencs no history can equal it Mr. Hoffman will give farther particulars. CORN, APPLES, OATS, l —Those present at the M. E. So­ cial were entertained m a* liberal manner by Mr. end Mrs. D. C. Grif­ (IT-IB.) P. Holler. fith, and we are informed that a good DEHTI8TB.YI time was had notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. J. W. Hitchcock, Dentist, will viait Nashville every Tneed*y and remain one —R.-M-.Wheaton, of Cbester^tged 66 years, one of the oldest settlers of Walrath, north Main Sc Eaton County, died Monday after a short illnsss. He was recently over­ token with financial disaster, which it is supposed had much to do in H’oteott Store. hastening hu death. Te7. CHOICE bM X _5Yiiy, 4O DOl lhc Council order which we warrant pure. r.uro. .. . ................. . Iktostsd Liqcou Which a crosswalk to be built across the street near the depot? Robust, cloveAlso FINLEF8 CELEBRATED TOLEDO sented gentlemen, and frailv fair, Csus and Old stock Atos. sweet-perfumed ladies, swear and gasp as they wade through the mud to the cars. Soe about it gentlemen. POTATOES, Sugar, lc4 cents per lb. 10 “ “ 09 « “ Z T, “ For Sale Cheap W H ZE git fs | ®h) O' IS- Go to K. W. FLINT’S for the favor IU Tobacco, only 60cto a lb. —C, R. Bailey is convassing this locality in tbeinterest of the Geneva, N Y. nursery, and will be in Nash­ ville every Saturday to take orders, and offer suggestions in landscape gardening, See ad. pay the Highest Market Pries for 0 at McNamee C. O. D. Grocer/. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, K » , I 1 M. McN ames. —Frank C. PeHifer, of. Vt. Ville, Sewing Machine Needles and Ma­ while investigating a belt ini the chine Oil for sale al D. W. Lixcouia. w2 plaining mill near the depot, had\ his hand caught, giving it a comfortable . KT* New Styles Prints only 7 cis squeeze, and coining within an nix of breaking his arm. ATTENTION, ALL! P. beautiful oil W. A. AYLSWORTH, Proprietor. ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE As noticed in last week’s News, a Centennial Supper, under the aus­ pices of tho .ladies society in connec­ tion with the M. E. Church, will be served at.tho Union House, on Wed­ nesday. evening, Jan. 26th. The pro­ ceeds to be liscd in payment for the parsonage. From every -indication this will be an occasion of more than ordinary interest. Tho supper, which will be ample, will be prepared by the hands of some of some .of the best adepts in the cnlinary art, and will indicate how our faiheraliveda bund red years ago. Aud ibis will not be the only attraction. The original thir teen colonies will be represented by thirteen young ladies, (and what can be more attractive, especially to the Young 4o'.ericas ?) A fow short ad­ dresses, suitable for the occasion, will JuffinrsF ^irrrfcsft. Observe our Prices: of Farmers* produce, tty* A N«w Lor or Teas —New subscriptions are coming in lively. Good ! Send them along. Our just re- vest is of the strongest make aud our wife is one of the best hoods to sew on buttons we ever became acquaint­ ed with. WONDERFUL’ BUT TRUE. paid for Duller, Eggs, Lard and *11 kinds S,lSlKrCt!2ySKra.’ —Owing to a presure of other Mixbd Camdt, at (he C. 0. GROCERY. matter we are unable to give the full F. M. McNAMEE. proceedings if the Board of Super visors in this issue. The remainder will ajfpear in our next. On eveiy ten dofiars invested by baying -your Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Cape, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Geuts’ Fnrn'ishiug Goods, Ac., . at the 12 1-2 per cent profit store. W. Stillwell is having good snooess in the Sheridan aohool, this winter. This is his first term and he seems Just opened 50 pieces Plaid Prints, (beauties) 7 cents per yard. to understand tliat it is "now or never" •• •• 10 " Lonsdale Cottons, 12| “ “ if ha wishes to make a teachei,—at “ •• 20 “ Brown Cotton, 6 ” “ least some of the boys think so. Piles of Felt Skirts at 85 and upward*. Gsstir. Good Cotton Batts, pound rolls, 12] cents Men’s Rubber Boots, . 1 $2.95 15 Grades of Tea. from 38 cents and upwards. A beautiful Oil Chromo given with each pound sold. Perhaps many of our readers are (ET* We appreciate the value of Cash Custom, aud propose to have it, re not aware that the oldest pioneer of Barry Co. is au Indian, and lives in this township. Lo is the last of the Ottawa tribe of Indians, his name is Asquesa, and he lives near Sheridan, has a email farm, squaw and the us­ ual number of pappooses. He gains a livelihood by farming and making baskets,* belongs to church and occa siotudly exhorts. He was present at the pioneer’s meeting at Hastings, The aew firm 0 and made a speech, after which the hat was passed among the pioneers and $12:50 for his benefit gathered 1 conceived the idea of taking < pleastwo days, but his tool chest remainsi ure ride, and with this notion in their Mo- to liquidate some debts of his con-. head bitched a span of mules to a stoneboat, arid started out for a ride; .tracting, but their muleship not liking the —Twenty thousand o! the celebra । young ladies* style, started out with a ted Posts' sap sponte were received[ mulhn disposition, leaving the ladies at the Wolcott store yesterday. See’ by the side of the mad, qne of them — A Urge stock ef GL0VE8 and MIT­ the new adrt with a broken leg, and the other in a TENS to b- sold CHEAPER than al any —Sudden change in .the weatherr very demoralized condition. Wednesday. We now begin to feel! -—Darwin Wi.lliams' (the rascal natural—to feel as if we were going ' that stole a watch from Geo. Dillin­ Those wonting Bossr, will find to. have dome winter. beck, of Woodland, lost winter, and —A Buck aad Lamb joined toes• was sentenced to Sate Prison,] time JUT. UlKt HADI CLOTHING. BoM and called in at‘ho principal busi­ • expired last week, and was about to and Shoes, Mittens and Gloves, Buffalo ness places ‘MondayThey beloogI walk into freedom when he was in­ Rolxa, and Blank eta, and a large and well on a farm four miles south. formed that be had a sentence of —Last Sunday eve. after church. fifteen months longer to serve, for Rev. C-'L Deyo was called to joini misdemeanant committed, in St Joe two fond hearts that beat as one,r Co., under the alias of Bill Pike J he that oould not beat separate longer. ' having jumped from the train on his wny 10 the prison and made bis —Mr. Prescolt, of Kalamo, has1 escape. 'purchased the Mudge building in the —One drummer less ! Last Mon­ &IWIMQ Mackins, ia good order. Inquire lower part of the village, nod is fitting; PROBATE ORDER. it up for a joataurnn; and tobacco day a Detroit drummer left Vermont­ at the PortoftM. . 14 ville for this village, collared and Stats op Micuiqax, 1 store. kidded m Dame Fashion’s best, in a —We understand that Dwight Ac; livery rig hired for the occasion. Just Burra), of Hastings, have mide an‘ after the vehicle had crossed the SOMETHING NEW! assignment in favor of Bennett, of railroad track al Vl Ville, the tongue Prepared Misos Msat, for Pies al 49, Jackson. Wo did not learn the par­ broke, the horses became frightened ticulars. acd said drummer was thrown into — MATCSU vwrulW U0 ,»lj h>« flllwr. duly rallied. U» Anal ad—Wm. Feister, a firmer near Bel­ the mud clear up to his belly band. ant of I-cwt* Ihirtee, A.lrttnUtr*mis per box at McNamee’ C. levue, has bought Harry Stows three His remains secured a front pew on O. D. Grooery. a hand car to this village. P. S. — The acre lot in the north part of the cor­ poration, and will soon move to the horses had their heels badly scrubbed and the buggy tost its tongue and half banner village. aa. JAPAN $2.00 SAVED Shrrid an, seems to have a. ••stitch in the packet, al any going on. TOILET ABTXOEE8, IBS’S, YOUTHS’ & BW8’CLDTHIM PEAFUMES. Al Bitgood's old stand, Nashville, Mich. At rricta that Defy Competition. A Ijr.r Stock of in the livery buslnMa and ia prepared to furrilah .11 who wish with a good rig, and at prices corrwponding with the eloee lime.. 48yl MRS. L. O. CROCKER com Skirtings, Skeellngs, ATKINSON & ROE, Rashings, ARTISTIC Fall and Winter MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! POSES ONLY. Hats, Caps, Bub, Shoes, PAINTERS ! Notions, Ribbons, MEAT MARKET! ■earth, Fars, Ac. ROE & CLEVER. Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace, Passimentire, Real and Imitation- Hair Goods. Drraa and Do you want Paints and Oils ? Do you want a good Book for lhe NASHVILLE. MICH. Home Circle? Do you want Schoo! Books ? Do you waal a Prescription filled with care ? Cloakaaakla. IS ALL TUB LATEST STYLUS. NEW ART GALLERY! 1 Dost! Phot off ra ph*, R Ferrotype* f»r .»• IF so, than king the pnVHc^or 1*<1 Compare Prices, before purchasing FRESH MEATS, di kinds, which will bs »old low for cash Th. bigbert price paid for Hides. 1’elta Mo. GIv.ihMn.odlM Wo* side Mai. B» NartvilW, Mk>h. Wines and Liquors ! FOR H EDI CAI. AND MECHANICAL PUR­ OriII and Hee U». Fours Ti-vTtf, KOCHER BROS. BOISE BBOS. Copying and Enlarging GIVE ME A CALL �7>« Comity. M.I hit ud Hk. poof -"■-a- PAPER the oar. He “ would be back in a min­ ute," bat while be waa looking through country from two hundred to two hun­ and fifty makers, this fact Hutt Th» brido oontinnod dred more than Irnll tL-c innirnineute exported ore from this one company, hLuws in drwbing around Saratoga like a xnadmaa what high retiumtiou ita work is held to gel somebody to stop that train and abroad.—-New York Oom. Advertiser. off and Mt him. war* nothing liring back his bride. He finally burst into toant and fell prostrate on the atreot Capt J. W. Gilbert volunteered to aauM the man in hie trouble. A dispatch was rent to Port Henry for the bride. She, sensible woman that she was, got on tlie down train to come tack after hr-r huslwind. Tbe up-train and the down met si Saratoga. When the former came noo,on. Bosch, a Maine watering-plat an incendiary fire recently. • •PWdMt MlcMalxm bu taraad * proclo- Bra. Buddington tad H turns ptrtleiOommittce on Banking and Carrency will —Il h bellerad that Fiance will aell to Eosumption art of practical value. ' ‘ —'Kgvpt's contribution of goods for exhibi- Nawfoundlaud., The Governor of Newfocnl- Tarkey. yielding over •47,000 in gold. J 1 —Much scandal hat* arisen in Boston iu con­ have d’ecla<«l in tlielr favor, and their leader, ■. nection with the recent atwpeiiaion of the Gen. Serva, has an army of 2,6o<J men. ter. Mm. Jmlge Pettoreon. in Greenville, Toxin. —Germany ta desirous of establishing.a na­ Kbo tad never folly recovered from the uhock the fact that tho President. of tho bank val station in the West Indies, and not long since tried .to secure ^the island of Bi. Thomas having csriMiited to tend hte umjie to inspire etectian there resembles somewhat our Eterto­ ral Collage. . no more of Its condition than o man in Groen. >n««tntiaa*l i toe disputed Heh!v«wig-Holstein territory,' but too soUerna was dismissed m Impracticable. The auo belief lA’iiTi is w current uuireui in iu Waahington iiaauuuguHi dre.lca arcica i that the recent activity displayed by Secretary —The suspension of tho famous Tredegar to Cuugr << tar tho removal of hw |xditteal dis­ abilities. Before too panic of 1«73 the company was worth •1,000.000 over its liabilities. It is hoped Railway Mall Service, has been nominated bv that the HuspenaiAi is only temporary. tary Fish to the European powers, calling al­ Um President for Assistant Treasurer of the —Tho London aud Liverpool brcadatu ffa ien Lion to affairs In Cuba, Spain has sent out a United BUtee st Chicago. markete are rejxirtod to be in a greatly denote in reply, which la twlltfred to bare been dictated by Jovcllar, the now Captain-General damp weather, ..which is exported to coutinno of Cuba. The note ia exceedingly, defiant in •Hitting Bull and hie hentUe Siout bravewon nntil March. ’ . . their camp and behave themselves peaceably, a —Tbe Mun erofXte* —Ht ll another United. States Senator haw Hoti. J. Ik Kcalih, a member of Lhe SUte Sen- into the station Pratt boarded it, and was whirled away northward, just aa the down train drew up to the stalioLi, hav­ ing on board the wife' The situation was now reversed, and Mr. Gilbert felt embarraored', with a new bride on his hands instead of the groom. Moro dis­ patches to Port Henry followed. Tho wife took the next train south from where he wtuu ’ Half-way between Saratoga and to limit Port Henry the trains pass, one standing on a siding, the other not stopping. At this particular point the husband and wife passed “unbeknownst" to each other. When tho groom, got to Saratoga, he found his wife had left for the north on the last train, and ditto wife when she reached Port Henry. Finally, aa order was rent to Port Henry peremptorily rej quiring the wife to stay where she was till tho husband abonld oorne. By obey­ ing this order, the two got together at last, and everybody was happy, induding Officer Gilbert.—Troy (N. Y.)Pmr. ttoned tho Logialatu ce of that bt?tor to relieve Ui am from thoopcratiewa of the'Potter law. Richmond. Win., Cred at two burglar* nuiuiog ' which they altexo to ba burdensome in tho ex- WEi-jraanar. Jan. 1&—A«aatt-The Senate Successful Music Boots. Beliak’s ■aSBptagJ C. H. DITiOM A CO., .. UM* UM i^jggufg :gfg~s.W SILVER TIPPED SHOES iww CABLE SCREW WIRE n Itaperante Dr.:.C.BSCS, 112 ;un Bt,Sadaa«U,O. ASTHMA ^^T^SmVa a 12 n-uaxawr snjsi»er*TfiTT Kfiartiaw Aitista. SEEDS! ' JOHN KERN, KllH KiA4iy;**.li'1i=dV1W: 211 Market Street, St. Louie PORTIBLE GRINDING Ml! guilty, and another used to flog both.— I Popular Sciince Monthly for January. ■ SEWINC ------- - - ^ Baig. r/ fcIid |Jie h.c,l(.ri! J coutriba5«n C<rr to talking .boat U» m,a in : X u IZTi.'jj k^Lr. er ■»«,». Congress who know anything and arc i ejwprebeMiva wwk eatitkvl -Tba distinguished for anything save jtolitics. Common Beiate MaRcal Adriaer.'* While aAim, . i<■ zv . ..*■ ‘ tific tfirotighoat, it 1s aiagafarly free from aud remarks-. “ Congress u very differ- conical aulted terma. Jt eommi right ent in that rea^rt from Pu-hur.-nt m : 'A’*?,1” the Cor tea. Gladstone has ability and finds ! maoht^T ha° Bprang 7rom the pao^; '' ' ; to Cahfornia via Omaha. In thU combuiatiop Attmtav^f Hm FscificMiU Onntpany ’ toe Cldcsgo and M. Jxmie. the Unicn PsisveteeMiwre!nicted.tonuahthe smta aeainnt u. v____ avuj .,____ ...... • -------------"------ ! a»w Ofc. nau-ran »;>u_________ auruitni. 1«U xm, tar rn. nv.mry at A. HB.W0 ,rn.|; lo4 m. J«, .ul Couaeit tu.lt. lullTOd <- Mim nuli rudi-j. ia.-. - A! iu.l . thia ease at. Mluncapolw dqx»:tions will be rewd fitm jiuPm H*teh. Trenor W. Park. CAXTAS8ZBS WASTEB W CTZBY TOWN IS THE VWITED KTATEX. THE.MARKETS. Ex-Spcoker Blaine was in early life a Professor of Mathenuttics in £>rennon College, Kentucky, and Gen. Bushrod Johnson, of Nashville, Tenn., wns a professor in. the same institution^ Sev­ eral citizens of Tennessee, educated at Drcnnon, have diplomas with the signa­ tures of Messrs. Blaine and Johnson at­ tached. • Cuba is as It should be, and that the U. B. Govenuneut has no cause to cemidain or interfere. —Ilin European uationa havo backed out of the Andraasy Jrnui^omanL, and whatever tliay henceforth suggest to the Turkish Administrittou will not hare the gravity of organized and menacing dictation. —The general Senatorial c.Jertloun in France reonlted largely m favor of the Con^errativM, the extreme .Radicals being victorious in very few instancca. Tho UouapirtiHtH {ireponderato in seventeen department*. —Montenegro has been supplied with arms through Prunaian agents. - The Catholic iturtitutions in Berlin—schools Htnrei Mr. McMlIian resign cd that position, aud a State Government, and asking the repeal of McCurry, claiming to be Gowruor, apjxiiuted too Poland law in relation to polygamy. The Marr, '/ba rlortiim of Mr. F-uniis will compel One of my inquiries was for anecdotes petition will be presented by George Q. Cannon, too United fUatoi Seual. to'clioono between as regards the mistakes made by near three clalinania to the MwtL-Ptocliback, Marr, Is order to find out the day of the -Dr. tfcud’ier’a Church, of Brooklyn, refohro and Eustis. relatives between the twins. They are week ‘upon which any event fell, 100 —Four ludapendcula io toe WUconaiii Aato pvtiripote itrtbo mutual c Junrtl to noire Hie numerous, but not very varied in rharyears ago, count forward two days from (juentinn ot the guilt ar innocence of Mr. semhiy voted with toe Bepub'icaoe in the or­ acter. .When the twins are children they . J AUO WIT1 apoa tho U»y day UI of MIC the week upon which the Beodiar. which, it bats, is lmp-4rtfc*ble> of eo- ganization of that body, tons giving the con­ have commonly to bo aiatmpiMhod by ^aivenury Mi trol of the lower hocne to the ItepublicauK. " ’ ' ’ , I" For in­ lution in this world. . nltlvutu tlawl . . — . ___ ribbons tied TOtlyiil round ilmtl* their wriet wrist zw or neck;■ stance, - .“A dispatch from Laramie annotsnere thedia- Lieut, Gov. rarkcr, Damccrat, preside* over the 4th of July, 1876, will fall meat on the lot of ApriL nevertheless, the one is sometimes fed, on Tuesday ; tho 4lh of July, 1776, was covery ot whalia claimed to be the richest gold the Senate. —E. D. Morgan. Chairnan of the Repub­ mine on the continent. It to situated about physicked and whipped bymistake for the Thursday. Tbe centennial anniversary of CONGRESS! ONAL. tw«mty-«x mUae wMt of Lmamio. Natorally lican National Committee, publishes a call for other, and tho description of these little the battle of Bunker Hill was celebrated there i« modi txatemont, and but for the deep the meeting of toe next Union Republican domestic catastrophes is usually given to Thursday, June 17, 1875. The battle MoMiur, Jan. 10. — Senotr — Hargemit oaaw in the moantoim tliat city would soon be Convention al Cincinnati. June 14, for toe me by the mother in a phraseology tliat was fought Saturday, Jnne 17,1775. This <1< lapidated. is somewhat touching by reason of ita rule must not be used for dates in tbe eigh­ —Alate dkpatcli from Ottawa, Can., say* Vice-President of the United Blates. seriousness. 1 have one case in which teenth century earlier than 1752, because that a faction fight took place rcooutiy after ■ —The House Committee on Judiciary bare a doubt remains whether tho children the election at Katiuean Point, between two that was the year when tho change from ... Conover trabmlited a resolution were not cltanged in their bath, and the familien named Hcarfo and Rogue and their rc~ “ old style" took effect in England and •ptrtive adheronte. There were W men on fonr yearn, and making tho incumbent forever presumed A is not really B, and vice her colonics. ine'igibla fcr re-elortion. versa. In another care an artist was en­ —Gov. Kellogg I-m refuxed to issue creden­ d'rti! printed.. ..Morton aubtulUed rate one. Fifteen men Were dangerously gaged on portraits oftwins who were be­ . Ho Did.—Thursday night a policeman wounded, and fully half an acre of snow was tials to James IL Eustis, whom tho Louisiana tween 3 and 4 years of ago ; he had to collared a suspidous-looking character saturated with blood. Legislature recently elected United State's Sen­ ator. The Governor will merely certify to tho Lay aside his work for tliroe weeks, and in a hallway on Jefferson avenue, and as proceedings in regard to Eustis. on resuming it could not tell to which he dragged him out on the walk said : —It appears from arguments recently hcaid “ Who are yon 1“ Grande to put a atop to the depredation* of the child the respective likenesses he had by toe ftoiwo Committee.on Etactincn that the “John Haynes," was tlio answer. in band belonged. The irustakes ore banfl of lately Ottoo Indians ware aar- Thhd Sdnjh t'arohua Cougrueional District less numerous on tho part of the mother ■ “And what do you do V’ “In the show business." ■ during tile boyhood aud girlhood of tho their own hunting ground* about the firat week is twenty-five tulles distant from tho other ate “ What do you show I" in January, and of the encroaching Ottoes only comjiotiing tho district. The matter will bo twins, but almost as fmjnent on, tho bill rejected—yea*. “ I ’ ll show yon my heels !" replied the looked Into, and it in probable tliat the Legisla­ part of strangers. I havo many instance? —The LegWlatoro of Virginia han refused to ture will tie ordered to rediatrict the State, and of tutors being unable to distjpguiah j num, suddenly jerking loose, and ho wns the present member (Mr. Hoge) unsealed. as good as his word. — Preta. their twin pupils. Thus, two girls used Bentation of that Stale at the Centennial Exhlregularly to impoj» on their music Tub ladi<i:i will find Dobbins* Electric bition. teacher when one of them wanted a whole Soap, (made by Gragiu A Go., Philadel­ ■ —Munday,,Jan. lOUi. wao whnt Is known as holiday; they had their lessons at sepa­ phia,' the best of all soaps for general to tho effect that hcrcaficr no speech delivered "Railroad Day” in Philadelphia, it Ixdng the washing, from blankets to lacea. It ia occasion of the annual tueolings of mo lees rate hours, aud thi) one girl Bscrifloe^ pure, uniform, mives time and clothes. viotutoits publication tn the Congrettiotihl than | wenty-four companies which are owned herself to receive' two lessons on the lircord. ’ . ’ oreoutrollel there. The Reading Compiny some day, while the other one enjoyed Chicago Lkimieb—Best story jiaper -Adyioes from the Upper Mtowuri country herself. Here is a brief and compre­ going. Set-cdri rtiwemcr^ represent that Suing Bull is preparing his from thoee oflael year and cetlm&e that the hensive account: * * Exactly alike in all, 1 and of 8loux fur too war path and that he thrcstcua dretrurtion to too froufer nettletbcjr schoolmasters csuld never tell The People* Common Some Medical Ad. Age-_ italic. TT.o naar. a book of al<ool900 page-, iUnatratcd w4b Act-rrislfcg the klttr'a (peeehaa Uh tempered, «»*-The War Dejwrttacut Iim submitted a plan Btaitly changed partners without discov­ for tiic transfer of the Bureau cf Indian Af- 600,000. ery; their dose resemblance is scarcely —A new railroad, ike Landop, Huron And Tuesday, January Pad- diminishedLj age." The following is a Druce, a branch of the Great Western, baa ock Introduced a caabto Xcw Lung Disease i; all diaoaaee peculiar to typical schoolboy anecdote: “Two and expected Um Ute transfer will be recommend­ women, and most other chronic as well as acute ed by the Howe Committee ou the Iteorg*nlZA- •actlcn of bnainenB.- It extends from Txmdon to twins were fond of playiug tricks, and dmordere. Itooniaws Important tafanMilM Kincardine, on I^ke Huron., . tion of tho Civil .Morrice and concurred iu bv complainte were frequently made ; but the Hotrno and Hamate. . •iooont are unable to agree upon a echednle of ; K™*!*1*--..The death of Andrew Joinutoo waa au­ the boys would never own which was sak.tholr family pin B.oian touuaawhof qna .. .- . . ixmnrr.t and th-tuiwl •nkurt-a 1 the guilty, one, and the complainants tioiui tn deli.-ato lopire. but arc deterred from ware uever certain which of tho two he doing m by toeir modesty. This work answers mieeioucre domandlug that the roads reduce was. One hewd master used to say he mans hands into eternity. would nover flog the'innocent for the ' hl« treacure. Unexcelled by any Weekly Literary Publication, East or Wert. MACHETES, $250 REVOLVERS! $3.00 •‘DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS. The Uat Pa*.tenw tradv- Sad S .ta, tot Cstatapw. Aiirws Z-OttSTIC CEW2. 3 KAOESI CO. $ DOWN WITH HARD Grus to interpret classic poeta, and Gaswitu “ common with . , „ 1 , . . , , tec EMftMai. hiH sought to render tiicm « nub­ 81VE MONEY tolar writes a history of the growth of ataotial aarrice ta tire greax work of Ida Ute. I ......... U.U tn repiiblieaniHin in England, but in ConPimfi.es on tho face, rough skin, । —-------- —-------- .2---------------- ------------------by IHhretl, to make it xareaL.’VJSfo.'i gnas, tho only man wham I can think lobbyirt., sra; IWM8 MTfillT HMR WHMPEM. , of m having other statna than that of n iMnhmim —Th*' «ri*l of TwPaga, tho murderer at Jade aptiUa: by Caullkld, to retaUUb a mint st Chicago; bnsinene or uprofimionaluiaD, isSoelye, matte ci veiiwrai, nazMu a i.o., now lorit. m । ————------------— ------- -—.। Ungmakl. at Sanoick. Ji. H., has ended to ticket tliat McMahon comiderrd hostile to tbe TIMES, t * sign !d« portfolio, which he did. Two other Ministers hare alar rreigne er threafcaed to by WHkte, to'aatttottr. Quincy, 111.. it political economist. I am about the ouly msm that over takes a dash into literature. Proctor Knott, whoso speech on Dulnth made him famous through the whole country, ntteiubi pretty strictly which aro worthtonL Wfciidl Chmamst, limit family paper in the • X7VX Yon know they have put mt both under tamarz He has bean ptamd at ths hood of the Judiciary Commiltea, and I at tbe Read of the Finance Committe-e." JSStiSt of«ftw sixteen, and twmrty-thr. c years. It will taoat curious part of the matter is that p.ll � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-01-28.pdf.pdf 17c03c2f0ad568efff826603912dd8fc PDF Text Text iHVXBTICTB KATZS: OH NO STRONG,! Progression. No Retrograding: VOL. III. . , Tito woeful <Uj ! ITwl dkiajs that dark, umt itre»*!Ct>l day! Th* frtirtiUul tlw.m ’ ' Of ««p and ek am Thai ahadMWt all tho aky amao, to have a look at it; so he went on to the self and my old woman into the bargain —afid Ifouoy that’s piling up the xnsaetown with his cow. * Leading the animal, he strode steadily nrc." on ; and after a time lie overtook a man And the bet was made. The host’si who was driving- * sheep, It was a carriage camo up, raid tho Englishmen, good fat got in, and the poumut got ip; away 441 should like to Itavc that fellow,” they went, and Boon they stopped before . said our peasant to himself. 44 He would the peasant's hut. 44 Good ewming, old woman.” find plenty of grass .by our palings, and “ Good evening, old num.” in the winter wo could keep him ia tho “I've made tfio excliange.’’ house with us. Pcrhapa it would bo "Yes, you understand what you’re more practical to have * sheep instead about,” said the woman. of a cow. Shall wo exchange ?" ’ ■ And she embraoed him and paid no at­ The man' with tho sheep was quite ready, and the bargain was struck. So tention to the stranger guests, nor did who notice the sack. tho pennant treat on in the high-road with “I got a cow in exchange for the Soon ho overtook another man, Arho ame into tho road from a field, carrying . great goose under his arm. “ That’s a heavy thing you have there. I has plenty of fratbera,” said the an, “aud plenty of fat, and would ok well-tied to a string, and paddling i the water st our place. That would d something for my old woman; she raid make all kinds of. profit out of . How often she has said, 4 If we Bly had a goose!’ Now, perhaps, she in imve one; and, if possible, it shall b here. Shall we exchange ? I’ll give you my sheep for your goOso, goose, ord thank you into tiie bargain.” The other man had not tlw least ob­ jection ; and accordingly they exchanged, and our peasant became proprietor of the goose. •• They waajiw why in «nct> • gown A.^.-'tt-fHwd-teowlufrt^feMntown. , By this time he wan very near the The on the high read be­ ■ camo greater and greater; there was quite a crush of men and-cattle. They X* walked in the rood, aud close by the I palings; and at the 'barrier they even . walked into the toll man's potato field, where hn one fowl wan strutting about, when coca they"!* com throafh with a string to its leg, lest it should 8-i-s-11 .. .—7— : take fright at the crowd, and stray away, li'HAT THE OLD MAN DOES i and so be lost This fowl had short tail­ " , IB ALWAYS RIGHT' I feathers, and winked with both its eyes, “Cluck, ------------- 'nnd looked very cunning. I wifl tell you a story which was told i cluck !’’ said the fowl What it thought to me when I was a little boy. Every when it said this I cannot tell you; but time I thought of tho story it seemed to as soon as our good man saw it, he toe to become more and more charming ;; thought, “That’s the finest fowl Fve for it is with stories ns with many peo- ever my ijfp j Wtlyf it>s fin„ pie—they become bettor ss they grow than our parson's brood ben. On my °lder| word, I should like to ha .-a that fowl. A . * I take it for granted that you have I fowl can always find a grain or two, and been in the country, and seen a vary old can almost k<ip itaelf. I think it Would farmhouse with a thatched roof, and \ be a good exchange if I could get that mosses nnd small plants growing wild j for my goose.” upon the thgteh. There ia a •tork-’c I ‘'Shall wo exchange!” he naked the nest on tho summit of the gable ; for we ' tolltaki*r. can't do without the stork. The walls ' ' 44 Exchange!” repeated the man; of tho house are sloping, and the winwell, that would not be a bad thing.” dowa are.low, and only one of tho latter ■ And bo they exchanged; the tolltaker is made so that it will open. Tl|e bak­ nt tho barrier kept the goose, and the ing-oven sticks out of the wall like n : peaiiant carried away the fowl . little fat body. Tho elder-time hangs | f Now, he had done a good deal of burioVter ’ftu paling, anj beneath ne«« on bin way to tho fair, and he wan branches, nt the foot of the paling, is a hot and tired. He wanted something to pool of w^ter in which a few ducks are disporting themselves. There is a yard­ soon he was in front of the inn. He was dog, too, who barks at all comers. just about, to step in when the host­ J<»4 .«a< > rUTXhoa®, rtood out in ler wr came O „, b„ out^ A they „„ met „ al „ the door. too country ; mJ u> Uiu bow droll au bortlo, waa <wrrrinK a aaok. <J<1 ronpfe-a prammt wj hi. »U,. „ Wh^ hay. you in U»l Small as was their property, there was n «inKl. ant'd. tb« tb«y oouU do withor*-, torar. wjdoh mado . Hying ool< , xlwle full of them—enough i U” Wgh^“L 1 to r<*d the pig, mth. ” Tha oU p^aant mJ, auto tho h.wn on .. whTi , whoQkl “A”1'** » to-lgMtor. l.,r i Hh. to tah. thorn to my old woman at rowral it Tram tarn, and randarad toadJ j ^a “’Pl-.-*" rarno. id ratara ! torf hoi. only bora a atogl. applaud “ Heavens be thanked!” said she. “ What glorious milk wc slxall have, and butter and cheese on the table! That was a capital exchange !” “Yas,, but I changed tho cow for a sheep." •!Ah, that’s better still!" cried* tho wife. *“Y<ra-always think of overytliing; wo have just posture enough for a ali«*p. Ewe’s milk and cheese, and woolen jack­ ets and stockings! The cow cannot give those, and her liaira will only come off. How yon think of everything t” “But I changed away.the sheep for a goose.” “Then this year wo shah really have roast gouM to eat, my dear, old man. You are always thinking of giving mo pleasure. How charming that in I We can let tho goose walk about with a string to hia leg, and he’ll grow fatter still liefore we roost him.” “But I gave away the goose for a fowl,” said tho man. “A fowl? That wuh a good ex­ change,” replied tho woman. 44 The fowl will lay eggs and hatch them, and we shall have chickens; we sliall have a whole poultry yard! Oh, that’s just what I was wishing for." 44 Yee, but I exchanged the fowl for a Hack of shriveled apples." > 44 What—I must positively kiss youfor that," exclaimed tho wife. 44 My dear,, good husband 1 Now, I’ll tell you something. Do you know, you hail hardly left me this morning, before 1 be­ gun thinking how I could give yon something very nice this evening. I thought it should bo pancakes with sav­ ory herbs. I Imd eggs and bacon too, but J wanted herbs. So I went over to the schoolmaster’s — they have herbs there, I know—but the Bahoolmistresa is a mean woman, tuougfo ehe looks so sweet I begged her to lend me a hand­ ful of herbs. ‘Lendl’ site answered me, 4 nothing nt oil grows in our gar­ den, not even a shriveled apple. I could not even lend £ni a shriveled apple, my dear woman.’ But now I can lend her ten, cr a whole sackful. That I’m very glad of; that makes me laugh I” And with that she gave him a bounding “I like that !”cxi*laimed both the En­ glishmen together! “Always going down hill, and always merry; that’s worth the money.” So they paid a hun­ dred weight of gold to the peasant, who was not scolded, but kjssed. Yes, it always pays, when the wife Heca and always iu®erta that her husband knows best, and that whatever ha doca ia right. You see, that is mystery. I heard it when I waa a child; and now you have heard it too, and know that 44 What the r'L. iha aupbo^ UH It wu bart 11 toay raM to. bora, or nifengaJ .n wra .hr... old man does is al way aright”—llaru pr..p. rty,' my oijVoman raid; but 1^' Christian Andersen. useful to them. But what misfit this •omethina be f » wlL n ♦ u. t ,s *• "loin! know tint nest, old num, sajd. the wife. “Itisfair-di*yto-day,soride into town add get Hd" of the horse* tor money, or make n gooil 'exchange ;. whichever you do will be right to me. Ride to tho fair. ” precistion of hnmor of any animal, uh* less it bo her own arch enemy, the, fox The writer ones saw in a little grtuwy paddock some eight or ten healthy pigs and half a score of geese. From this paddock a narrow, open gate gave en­ trance into tiie farm yard, and,-os even­ ing drew on, tho goeoe ranged themselves iii a row near thia Thermopylu*. Obvi­ ously, supper time was approaching, and the pigs wished tp return' Lome to their troughs. Equally dearly, tho gewc bad given each other tho word not to let them paua through tiie gate they guarded with­ out paying toll First there came a jolly, good-humored little pig, who trotted cheerfully along with a confidence which ought to have disarmed criticism, till he cams among tho geese. Then, with a cackle and a scream, every neck was stretched to get a bite at him, ami* equalling and yelling, tiie poor little jiorker ran tho gauntlet. Tho same fate befell six or seven more of his brethren in succession, each betraying trepidation ' M ho approached the fatal pom, aud u»do * bolt lbrou«l, tho corp, do tprdo ol ROW., «ho« ohoBeriop ml Krooehm o'.Wight wore Jmort unJirliuguuhnblo from hamui Uoghtor. At hot, tho bigget pig ot tho p^p brought up tho rmr. Ho ™ « pink tlr-hod. clout young Irik,., with tu limb, oud .id™, cud hi. oar. wore oooked, m>d hi. toil- Jmrply twirted in the inldligout, wi.k-.wok. ' manner which ho completely distinguishes i’ the intellectual pig from tho mere swine multitude. With a loud grunt of defi­ ance, this brave beast charged through tho flock of geese, and had actually al­ most gained the gate, when a large, gray goose made one grab at his fat ham, caught up tiie skin in a bunch and gave it a tremendous pinch with her red beak. Needier to say, tiie air was rent with tho squeals ol agony of the injured pig and ■ tiie ecstatic ptoans of thQ flock of geese in chorus. From the order in which the transaction took place, wo derive the impression that a similar game of pris­ oner’s base probably formed the enter­ tainment of tiie geeae every evening.— Francft Power Cubbc. Aud he told the whole story of the any «>w could be. 41 Well, ydur'bf _______ _ ____ _ , ___ od axchauga—ths cow for the horsQ.' ! of the two’Englishmem “There will be j ” HnUo, you there with tte- cow he i « uiiturbanoe. ’’ — - uin whalr' the; will kiss me, and say, 11 end HU wU oteor." right.- With the convention dissolved in a row, Hill and all the candidates went be­ fore the people. Strange ns it may ap­ pear, a majority of tho colored vote was cast far Hill, uud ho was elected. He was dAteatod for tho Senate at tho time Gordon wai electo J, because the politicians composing rhe Legislature were afraid to trust him. Since ths war ho luta not been regarded as a sound Democrat Hili tn is a a lawyer lawyer oik and! plantar. planter. He is h in UUl He xs »iU< .bool one lrandh.1 na-: oomng from hi. lip. Ha wM taken I b°“k'? awy and to. member, triad to keep toe ; -OH day ao.1 night tor Iwaatv H™ yaara.”- ‘ “8‘1 * *^7 **’»'“ **-VRa year., tor MOincinfu^i Gazette. ‘ tecu >c<’n out oI i*0*1111, and ■-------------- .................... . for nine yearn uudex a doctor’s care. Did Yotf Even Nbncr ItT—Start a For the ln*t ten mouths she hoa not been women out, rigged up in a new dress, ; able to walk, and for six weaks could not with the latest stylo of nicks ruffles and sit up in bed. So rapidly wan she sink­ flounce*, and she will walk the streets as ; iug that hrr friends desmsd her speedy stately and. majestically a* a queen, won-, demist* certain. For six days before the during all the while if any body is "pay. event we rvooc-l, tin- suffen d acute pain, on his way home and to church, shun- realised at once that her bodily ailmauta, hwi once mad* up his m-nd to go to the (ha peasant 441 can only set tip* bush | thinking that ever air, be determined to proceed, m*4ely . el ol apptea against it; anil’ll throw my-1 his ungainly drew. If a merchant will take the trouble to analyse his expenditures for advertising, he will find that, in tho course of his business career he lias thrown away con­ siderable money on that score. His er­ ror Was not in advertising, for it ia con­ ceded by every firm that over made a business suceetw, -that advertising, prop­ erly placed,* is certain to secure an increase of business ; his mistake was in injodidowdj. Ho be, '“jhq>. lioteuod oomplooeaUy lo over; ‘ml“rUu“t» «“»*»». .coopting hi. “ ho *“ ”ou,a h*T” “• own AnJ, “ • -orduutj ■‘“Pl"? » m«r knowledge ot meu .nd th'“ in ““ °< ”■<* “ >“■. ^r Hat provision of tho common law of com­ " « ~««merce which requires of-a merchant that, if he would have his wares known of men, he must publicly call attention to them, he may have set aside for advertising. Tho average merchant knows well enough why he advertises. That knowl edge ho received ns part of his bumossa education. But it is not every merchant who bos learned the art of placing his money for advertising where it will do the most good, and the result is, much money is squandered in the patronage of catch penny contrivances of one kind and another, whose sole mission in the world i* not to benefit but to bleed the advertiser. Tho aheela issued on one pretense or another,"bat for-no oilier in him. They said he wus not a Demo­ of it to some member cl of the fi.-. lira or some crat, tiiot he was no better than nite- c ‘ " publican and might come ont for Grant ^P^toble agent who has made its ratoy, i signs to make any remarks oofioaming oaucvly able to-bear. On Monday, tho I we wager i” said the English- ‘ her handsome appcunuifc. Put a new 13ih of December, she felt impiwwd to We’ll wager coined gokl by the] wiit of dotbea out man, and you will prey for her immediate recovery, and ‘ weight;" has seemed to be entirely well. She walks, rides about the city, and is able to attend to her household duties. From, long illnecs, through emaciation, she had become very weak, but she has been gaining in strength every day. Her physician, Dr. Webber, a member of the Central Methodist Episcopal Church, - her recovery cannot he attrib­ says that uted to human skill, but to prayer." reason tiian to yob in a genteel and not illegal way, people who are not overly wdoM in lh» choice of « menu, of “*>’< rtoemnit, MT«r h»re IherirmUlioo IIIUUI UIVU mendacious, lllhuu«uwun. projectors rep_ " Hicli their resent, but if they hod, if they were Georgia. In a act oration, or in public thrown broadcast through the city and debate, ho is superior to Stephens, placed within the reach of every jKTSon Toombs or Gordon. Why, then, yon in it, they would fail to attract attention, ^nay ask, have not tho Georgians had for they are wanting in character and The world is not bo easily him in Congress years ago? They ore purpose. ever nnxiouH to have somebody in Wash­ humbuggod as some wonderfully wise ington with nerve and ability to defend jieople pcrsiuute themselves that it is, 44 our people," nnd why neglect B. H.' and advertising nhcetn of the kind we Hill eo long f Simply because they had i have mentioned are known for what they no sufficient confidence in the man. ftro worth* nn*1 consequently, arc seldom They feared that he would become u I^- ' graced at, never iM*rused. To pstronixa publican nnd betray them, qs they i one of ^em is to throw money into the it • gutter. There ore dosens of contrivances, His gi ttiug into.Congresa was merely “**» ur ingenious, al! plausible accidental. A death occurred in the <®o«gb* interested canvaraer Georgia delegation, and Hill put out for mxk,’s thcm “PI*" ”°' “d the vacancy. A convention was callciL e‘ImUJ worthless. Careful observers which sai eight days, and finally broke ,WTC noUs1' timf’ xnd ■S,in> that up in a row. In that convention, in any ; niim“ of fcw thoroughly good and sucof the throe hundred ballotn. Hill did ‘ c^asfni houses in such connccon is that these not get over 15 votes. The politicrians did | tiOU"* e not want him. They had no confidence hon*A appreciating the fact that adver matter arexet, and prevent it from being ' A Mintcce. known for ri» month. Yanoay narar A lattur i. publMtad in tonDalrail Waa to be aram ia mw ton? nay. ... Tl — reeu wU.1 ~ iur r.y»rarad;ha droopM|Iram<lvtoa^,( tam th. Ilrv. S. E. Warren, was very dusty, for many people who «•-»■«! bfo»-»*! What wm that by barama hopde. India.., and vwmt, ^o MrthMiatdtuwba. were, an bound for Uw fair were driving, —e storc ? TP’** b''£in,d“5 tod jkuMd qraaUy aM ratady arary. o( ftat dty, wWoh rnrtwi foara r,,n„kSay. to. Anrarieon.- •• He dual ratoonl, uU„ .toun^y,. b that r •. a hope of the kjcc*t.< of the Southern ■ __ , , . . , , »* “■>’ »*y, • dangb ’ “Why, do yon know—” said our republic ba had expired to found nnd 1 g<Ln. tod for .SX tHb^d 7,“' J: The caw vm ah beautiful seemed to undergo ft change, and her ap. The drowning accident near Coxrackie, morning she dressed herself. On the Last night, caused much excitement in Thursday evening following she vu at prayer-meeting, and on Sabbath was at resided at the upper binding, one mile north of the village. Yesterday after- f Dr. Bainaa, tho Sonthrni t«m- I n»iu.Unlof the Cindnnnti Ihmmmlal, i writes : |: Beu Hili is -to-ilay the Ixwt orator in । ../Li. . UXJf UILLI TI9HT~lfiiTH XAItCBT. she could see a quantity of property-* wbole “dtfuL Yes, I shall be glad to The editor of the Nashville American -correcta the statement that* Bea Hill, then a Bebel Bunator, struck Wm. L. “ What will you give mo for the sack­ Yancey, the fire eater, on the back of ful ?” asked the hostler. “What will I give I I still give my the head with an inkstand in the Con­ federate Congreerf* but repeats the ktory tiiaf during a heated detail Hill called And be gave the fowl accordingly, and ! Yancey a liar, aud the latter sprang for- I received the apptas, which he carried —^rt\ . t»ni i. i<v . tte^U^Ltert **,”?’ ■ into the guest room. He leaned the pack he could : and she tied it in a double ! by the stove, and them went ,to Hiil WM m III I U 7 °*T * * ** ’ gnaw ill Ilia cotton bteinora, and with Ix)w, for ahc could do that very prettily. ।। carefully , ”7' lwu ““ ta’ hnain.■». Bo i. Tln A. lu. LM nx»d ud ‘ B»l U» Move ~ W; U. ««> and Sugar umu, auu xnucey wc ® more acuve. ' . ... . “r* oro • ct,VL* XU I one of. tba luwt ,Uarvnn infinormti KTOlwHhlb. p.ta <4 ta, Uuul. .M!k*‘X M.njrpu.M th. Ml hi. apina wra injnrad, .nd b. l*y I ‘ “ ““T nnoonaciou. on th. door, with bkrad! ,"‘7’, , “ ,“poK“l .1” him . IdM. Bo In rodo >», upon w,'n’ l*rlarad (or wm.-tbing daa. Yra, th. «U*h,"n *° *“■ *bat their pockata oU.raknwrwtolbaw«.d.mt. > 0“‘ ^U> »°“‘?A4’,“d *ta“* Tl» ran d.<n» body down. not. chmd'^i^d^,touU h*‘* l“* “ NO. 18. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1876. Chicago Timet. tors—one of the latter 9 ycars of age, the other 8—on a hand sled, and, putting on tho Hudson io tho village proper.' All attended religious services’, and then made n call on a friend aud stayed till 10:30 p. m., whoa the wife and two chil­ dren regained the ulod, an'? the husband started to push them back home. The wind was then blowing liard and the moonshining brightly. Just north of the village was a space of open water for GOO feet and GO feet wide. It is wupposed that the wind struck the sleigh and that Briggs lost the control of it, and in endeavoring to region it glided into the open water. Tho wife and two children are supposed to have clung to. lilfwl ■towp 1 the iron sleigh and gone down with it The husband shrieked wildly for help. A noon soldier would as soon’• eat as His cries were heard in the village, and numbers of people ran to the spot but tight all efforts to Have them ware useless. Ho; 3 hare become very cheap and Briggs was seen to struggle hard, now beer ia-going down. and then throwing his arms on the thin A <MKNHxai.’3 joy—To live, and move, ice, which time and again gave way, and aud have his being. tehnriyd.Mppe.rrtlSnow died, tear bran pltoM orer lhe ninon Rebecca RpIuwa Ford. Ford Tho oldest hhlAtif .. ... . on the sloop railroad tracks in tho Sierras, and no fears of blockade are felt A pooh little fellow in a mission Sun­ age, was on a visit to CoxMckie, and day school, when asked bin idea of heav­ by the urgent solicitation of friends re­ en, replied, 44 A good warm fire all day.” mained behind for another day. No IXlVXjl OF THE ITUMET*,. bodies have been recovered, and proba­ bly will not be till spring. Tho sled waa found this ‘afternoon. — Poughkeepsie Cor. New York Tribune. Donn Piatt, happy man! has met somewhere in his recent travels a woman A wedding took place in Pleasant of whom he says: Volley Township one evening this wook that wna delayed considerably by a novel circumstance. The ceremony wiw an­ nounced tor 5 o’clock in tho afternoon, And Patti has paid $12,500 lor a fur nnd the liappy bridegroom went ont from the city an hour before that time, fully cloak I May wo ask what fur ?—Buffalo arrayed for the occasion. The minister, Express. No. She’s sable to pay for also, tiie pastor of a Brady street church, it, so mind your own affiant and let was on hand promptly. Tho house was cr-mine hers.—N. Y. Com. Ad. Wh-otter crowded with guesta, not leas than fuss over a furriner.—Ph iladelphia seventy being present. Everything was i Chronicle. in readineos, but just at tiie last moment I “ Oax’t you square your bill to day?" a startling discovery was made. The | linked a bartender in a Galveston saloon groom, with all his other preparations, ; had quite overlooked his hands, and had j not procured white gloves. The fact j coon became known, and some of the ‘ company urged that ho be married with-1 out glove*!. But no, he thought that j of a customer; 44 I’d like to clean off the tiie alate,” which hung in sight *‘1’11 fix tho slate,” the customer rejoined; and be sent r bullet through it The account is still unsettled. A dikty uxjkixo genius, says tho Now would not "be exactly correct *°d the I Orleans .Republican, was complaining bride,-too, declared she would not be * that the Minn res were against him. Hn married unless her prospective lord’s j wept like old Eccles, and said, " What I houtls were encased in white kids. That nOed ia scope.” Bates comprehended settled the matter— the wedding was not j the-rituation and said, “Dot's a fact, to take place until gloves could bo pro-1 What he needs is soap." cured. Two brothers of tho bride im-' mediately started for town with horses, j to his daughter, 14 a regular Murillo over the roughest of roads out! thickest painting has been discovered in our of darkness. They did not reach home city." “Is it water color, paT” “No, again until near 11 o’clock, to find the my dear, it’s a real hog’s oil pahiting." wedding guexta* in a very drowsy condi­ Aud the young lady screamed, “Oh, tion aud the marriage still unconsum­ Lard!”—New York Herald. mated. The gloves that they had ob­ The Judge at a court in Maine recently tained were much too large for the gonsentenced a culprit to twenty-five yearn in the Stahr Prison. This fact was com­ were white, tho wedding ceremony took municated to tho prisoner’s mother, who place at that late hour. Parties who' was struck at the magnitude of the sen­ were present from Davenport did not tence. '‘What did they do that fort” reach home till near morning, and none “Twenty-five yean! ,of T(3y happy over tiie strange she exclaimed. Why he won’t be contented there three punctiliousness of the happy oonpte.— Darriijy>rt Democrat. '‘Bekxamix," shouted Mrs. Toodles ; to her husband, who was going out of Th. priMmer Mid b. wm ^aul for a , ^a gto-, " bring ma <rp Hr. aaut. worth ptomi.wiml-mil). o( ..g^, -Dora rt ran bv rtaam rakod hi. , Mrx'Ioodlra. raulf! • ha ajranUiod, to AT TUB DirJtOlT TOLICK COVBT “Is this tho way to serve a hard­ working man t” asked Joseph Frost, as Bijah placed liim in position. ' His Honor didn’t say. . .. , ha utoiad with hi. htod on iha Mob; 44 Do you hear what I say?” demanded “ Did you ever seen windmill run by : , ‘ _ • .. .. ..____ . tho piisoncr. •' ■ ■ i <i , “no, no, Mrs. Toodlcs, the limes are too steam ? inquired the agent I, »\ . 44 You’t better quit that!” remarked 44 Yee sir " i,uU"^ ndjiut "n*'J“ ^^travagance; you. ee, str. I t tickle your none with a straw when the Court, an he opened the warrant “I never did. , . .’ „ “ The nicer you can appear while you „ you want to Bnerz>*. “There aro a many things you never i' ,r c T , • „ .. , r- tt ..T1 Mx. Smixu in? smd Jones to stand here the better impression you will s.tw, continued his Honor. 44 You are ...... , . , mrite on tho people of tho Stalo of , , ' Mrs. Smith, who came to the dour. , s young man yet, and if you keep on , Michigan." , ,,,, ' No, air; will von leave your card? get' mg drunk you 11 be too blind to see i „ ’ ’ J , . , ’ . . „ “No, never mind, raid .Times, who is a " W <1>‘I U><7 1«* ae «P<" am thing when you ore forty.” ! 4 , the prisoner in tho prisoner in a a soft soft voice. voice. “ 44 Why Why did did 11 ww nave, drank in m, life," ra-1 ‘ they como up on the root ol u building phM th. priranar. i 1)'*t **!" ,‘'.W|W *t'" 1 ?? where I was earning eight dollars a day " But th. poliae found ,on W nigh i r in.rttow.y,drankra.ba«>l. tod whto WcB- , *“' ‘ and arrest me and drag mo here?” ran war. tented down han, yonrauldn'l T'. ± *?* ™ ‘•Is that the case?” 44 That is tlm case, aud -I want $52,340 h.™ told « oori store from . jrak-*'!1 - townRJ M= ««>" U li taut you dun t know. . "Ibdyou era- tear of .mrateingj •>*“ (teginnfog hi. raegkThree officers swore io finding him I "’A|>W Itod, '.wy tad."' Tam Bah fighting drunk on the wharf, and one drnggadt" quietly raked th. prtenuw. "I did hate of one," replirtl to. gn**—"One moment—rate ma, my of them know that the prisoner lived in Saginaw.” Court. *• He w*a hare only Uiraa or four ■ ***** f«How^bul douh you think th. •4 Joseph Frost, who has lipd!" asked. days ago." ! wvukl go l»ettep4f you would sound "IHd ba tell ytm hi. ranraSton.1" in-; ymrh'u jral.liltfcr J«* Bowbellhis Honor. ‘fThe officersshouted Joseph, i atiirod the wind-mill man. , “Eld Sound my h's? [CLocklea.] Shows “and ns soon as I get out of here j 44 He did. He raid bo fell hot and ; iujU jo“ about music. No [ cold streaks ; he tell a« if bntrirer knivre ”<•«* note-ouly gore up to O!” [Ooa44 You’ll what!” were digging into him; his eyes seemed . tiuucs.] “'Appy land, ’appy land."— “I knowC • ; too large ; h» bred fell as if it weighed a ' ’ 44 So' do I, Joseph. The programme is i» follows ; Get out of here into the There wirs a painful pause, and his Maria; gel out of the Maria into the Honor retnarked : Hous-* of Oorrectiou ; stay there four " I fimil him five dollars." mouths ; get <rat aud go home and tell The agent pulled out his wallet, laid a j tin* laiya you’ve l*non down in Texas greenback on the desk, ami went out herding cattle. IVs si jdain m miwiug doors without a ward. He aeraued to three cellar stairs. ”—Prte Preet. realise that the drugbusinma was » drug A Betzibavian moth* r: Alheiioda— 44 Mc<her, isn’t it wfcske.l to iwy 4 You in thst market.—Detroit Pre* Prt:e*. Somlbopy advertises fur lax a 1 “ machine machine girl ia better than a hand- ' �Jsi SENSATIONS! — • twrw®or»rT. BmT REAL ; JCABSkp. •«* Au->U*r flark GRAID RAPIDS AID DTBOIT. GOOD GOODS! Kot. Slot, 1875. FtunAV Monxtxo. Jan. 7. 187< Roll called. Journal =SSr Lowest LIVING Prottt. SAP BUCKETS! ZDIR/Y GOODS the final motion to adjourn, were illegal; therefore.’ On motion of Mr. HtOwrll the resolution Krumm for building an iron feucs around the Cour* .Honae Square. . A m^J*rity of the members elect not vot­ ing in the affirmative the motion did nol prevail, by yras and nay* m follow*: Y*as—Mesv'r*. Ainawertb.Benham.Brown Carpenter, Hoyt, gidnam,Stowell, Wolf and Chairman—9. Nay*—Menra. Bailer, Cole, Perkins, Walkef, Dewey, Emory Houghialin And Nichola-8. - Absent—Mr. ArtnOur—1 Bjltchpat Mokniwo. Jan. 8, 1376. Board met pursuant In adjournment. Roll SAP BUCKETS! GROCERIES! purchase the low, J. Robert*, and eight other*, residing in lb* vicinity of.4hc Court Honae Square, SIZES AND PRICES ! Court House Square, which, ou motion, wm accepted. Mr. gidnam moved, that a committee of measure* ala feet boriaonlaily. throe be appointed to whom the subject of the fenc« committee, by aubvtituttng the matter of the petition of Wm. 8. Goodytar name of Mr. Krumm for that of Mr. Van Dorn. '[ practicable. ' follows: The Chair appointed as such committee Yeas—Meear*. Aina worth. Benham. Brown ,‘ iduatn, Perkins and Dewey. Carpenter, Hoyt, 8idnam, BtOweR, Wolf and . The oonlracl between the fence building Chairman—9. HATS, CAPS, Nay*—fiUeara Bailey, Cole, Dewey, Em­ the Board. BOOTS. SHOES, ory, Ilnughtalin, Nichols, Perkins and tied bis bond as John Q Crewy RUBBERS, Walker-^8. Sheriff for the year ----------------- ------------ — $10,000, with R. J. Grant, Daniel Striker BOOT FACS, and P. A. Sheldon as sureties thereto,which amendtd be adopted. OVERSHOES. on motion of Emory, was approved. Motion did nut prevail by yeas *nd. nays a follows: Yeas— Messrs. Ainsw*rth, lUnham, others was referred, made the following Brown Carpenter, Hoyt, Sidnam, Stowell, report:. Wolf and Chairman—9. . The eocmitlee to whom was referred the Nubia* at 25 Ct«. and Chil­ Nays—Messrs. Bailey.Cole,Walker.Emory subject matter of tho petition printed to dren’s Stockings [all Wool} Houghtal n, Nichols. Dewey and Porkins—8. this Board in relation to the o mdition of at 510 Cents, left. T. B. Diamond presented an account of under oonsideratior; and would recommend $80 for balance of service* as County Super­ the following^ intendent of Schools; also an account of That said privy be raised 18 Inches, and $10.70 for express and (talionery. placed upon a stone foundation, and that On motion of Mr. Sidnam the account of the vault underneath bo filled up, and that T. B Diamond for balanoo of jerviooa a* two ooats, seven feet long end four feet wide, County Superintendent of Schools was al­ bn constructed upon two runners, each four lowed at ths sum of $38, instead of $80 as inches square, with ends cbampcrod under­ neath Tbe sides of said boats IO be 8 inch­ Mr. gidnam moved that all accounts for es in heighth ; the side* aud bottoms of the stationery furnished by or for Mr. T. B boats to be constuoted of pine plank, 2 inch­ Diamond, for Un office of County Stiporiu- es thick, aud runners of white oak. An iron BEST $1.00 TEA f0r 87i CENTS I tendeut of Schools, be rrijpkfiJ, which tuo- hook of snffiojenl strength ba attached to Jon prevailed. DON’T FAJL TO TRY MINK! one end of tbe boat Thea* boat* to be in­ On motion of Mr. Emory, the account of troduced from either end of anlu privy a* T. B. Diamond, for express and stationary tbe receptacle of aceommodxiiou*, the satne The Highest Market Price paid for was allowed al $1.20, that being the amonnt to rest upon stringers. ' of express chargesYour committee wou d further recommend Country Produce. Mr. Sidnam moved that all unaeltled ae the construction of two dojr*- uno to le counts for printing for County Superintend­ hung upon the North and the other lo be' ent of Schools, be audited by this Board. hung upon tbe South side of Mid endoanre. DON’T PISS WITHOUT CALLING Motion prevailed. These door* to be of sufficient width t al-; On motion of Mr. Hoyt the report of the fence committee was laid on tho tab'e arranged for booking upon the side. We would further reeommend th‘at a door until afternoon. be hung al tho entrance of »ai Leticlo»ur<, motion of Mr. Emory, the Board adjourned until 1:30 o'clock ihio evening. And your committee wo Id finally recoin­ Wm. H. Powbm, Clerk. mend the appointment of 11. T. Wheeler lo Mei's Suits from $9.00 to $18.00 Boy?’ Suits “ $5.50 to $11.50 POST’S PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOUT. CT- All Surar Makers wanting Sap Pans or Sap Buckets, both tin and wood, and Post's Patent Eureka Sap Spouts will do well by calling at the Wolcott Store ! Ami leaving their order, early, so u to be sure of getting them in season. We use nothing but the BEST 0 K CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON For our Puna, and the best brand of D. W. LINCOLN. Tin for our Backets, and have a . workman that can PRUTS FROM G TO 1 Cl Make Better Buckets COTTON GOODS CLEAB DOWN! ArrsaxooM Sassiox, 1:30 r m. the instructions of this Board in relation Board met pursuant to adjournment. Roll there to. . called. Quorum present Board proceeded L. M- Dawsr, I Com. business. W. P grn-VAM. J Me*?r». Dennis & Holmes made a propo­ sition to the Board that tljey would print On motion of Stowell the report was ac­ cepted and adopted. Ste>well moved Ihal the veto taken last Mr. Hoyt offered the following resolution, evening on account No. 37 be recousi Jered. Motion prvvaUsid. which waa adopted*: Stowell move" that recount No. 87 be allowed at the sum of $400, as claimed, as follows: Mr. gidnam offered the following resolu­ Yeas—Ainsworth, Bailey, Carpenter.C'ole, tion : Dewey, Emory, Nichols, Sidium, Stowell, Wolf and Chairman—11. Na e—Benham. Brown, Houghtalin.Hoyi Perkiha ana Walker—6. The rvaotalfon was nol adopted. Absent—Mr. Amour—I. On motion the report of the fence commlttOn motion of .Mr. Amour, the Chairman Charles E. Barlow, of Hasting*, preaenUd of this Boani. Proercming Attorney and a jrifilr of a gas pips iron fence, and sta­ Sheriff wort authorised to procure a Judg* ; ted lo ihe Board what be would buiid such to bold the February term of Court, should a fence for around the Court House Square. Judge Hoyt be unable io hold the same.and should the interevl of th* Oounty in their the fouce committee by aubatituing the opinion require it. and that th* County name of Charles E. Barlow for that uf Treasurer be authorised to pay such Judge for his services. Krumtn. On motion of Sidnam the ProvOcuting At­ Motion did not prevailed. Sidnam moved that the report of the fence torney wee instruct*'! lu proceed to collect committee, aa amended, be adopted, which the bond in the cate the Peeples vs. Eastman motion did not prevail by yew and nays as and Hayes. On motion of Emory the committee ap­ follows: . Yea*—Ainsworth, Benham, Brown, Car­ pointed al the January ' session, 1876, to penter, Hoyt. Sidnam, Stowell, Wolf and attend to tfeu' prosecution of the claim against Manistee County, were authorised Chairman—9. Nay*—Bailey, Cole, Dewey, Emory, to settle with the council employed when Houghialin, Nichols, Perkins ’and Walker ated, and draw order* on tho treasury for the payment ef *<wb counsel. Absent—Mr. Armour—1. Emory movpd that the plan*, specifica­ ing committee appointed m n»i«iing of three tions and contract tor Lntlding fence around members, and that the Chairman of Ibis the Court House Square, hn placed In the. bands of the Couhiy Treasurer. Board be Chairman of sneb commit tee, which ' Motion prevailed. • motion pi evailed. Pay Roll Board of Supervisors for Janu­ Van Dorn, of Cleveland, Ohio, made a • proposition to the Board that be would build ary sessions. A. D. 1876. a fence around the Court Hotts* Square, according to bls speeiflcalons on file with . tbr .Clark, for th* sum of $2,160, which, on 2Til» 44 1 Ainsworth Calvin. nays as follows: 24 Yeas—Ainsworth, Bailey, Carpenter, Cole 18 12 Dewey, Emory, Houghulin. Nlchata, Per­ 4 Benhatn James D.... 18 60 Errwnro Samps*. 7:80 r. a , kins, gidnam. Walker and Chairman—121 »> Brown (Pleiades 10 18 86 Board nt* pursuant to adjoarnmant. Rolf Nays- Benham, Brown, Hoyt, Stowell 6 Carpenter Augustos. called. Member* all present except Mr. 7 Cole W M -------------50 21 00 Armoar. Board proceeded to bnrineaa. The MMsmUtee to confer with the iron 69 Emory John P.—. 26 fence builder# reported as follows; 10 Houglrialin Henry. 10 We, th« undersigned committee, Io whom nays as 11 Hoyt ZebalM B...,. 16 18 96 W referred the propositions of building an follow. 12 Niebols Eli 86 20 16 iron feeec eround Court House Square.. do 18 Perkins John J..-.. .20 52 hereby mast respewtfnlly submit .he follownter. Cole, Dewey. Emory, Hmightalia, 14 gidnam William 1’.. 20 40 tMjr«p*rt: »yt, Nichol*. Perkinn. gidnam, Walker, 16 Stowell Ira....; 10 68 That we bare considered the proposition* Half And Chairman—15. 18 84 «»f Mr. Krum bi and Mr. Ven Dem, end af­ Lf Wolf Adam 40 IV 80 ter « oarefal eoaevieiMtimi of each proposi­ 18 Ch’rman. D U Robinson 9-W4£ tion. would roenmtneud for cheapttc** and The Chairman appointed Bailey and durability the propositions and apecificisahter members of the fence committee. lioM made in writing by Mr. Van ikirn. $2,038 14 A. W. liAtUHtrmiltoe be authorised and iorirtxtted to inHa*r«a». Jan- 6, 1878. Chairman. On motion of Mr, Dewey, the report was accepted. Proposition* and specifications prcM&led, read and placed on file. Mr. Dewey moved that the report be ***2*t»aa prevailed by yeas • aud nays as furibvr buvlnes* i s N.BTF Stockmann &. Willyard rnns. Oerk. Don’t buy until you have seen OUR GOODS AND FRIGES SALE and BOARDING STABLE, NASHVILLE, MJCH. AXD NOTIONS, At well as the following beat For we will give you better goods in the Hardware Line, for loss money than any other house in Burry or Eaton counties. FAMILY MEDICINES? ttT* AV eat Side of Main sireet, opposite Unian House. Dr. Drake WOLCOTT STORE. 4' Bro.'s Medicines, Lyman Browns Hydranza, Pills and Gract I Medicines, Indian Blood Syrup, .Electric Health Restorer,And medicine* LET THE EAGLE SCREAM I for Business done on the square and? satisfaction guaranteed. LONG BRICK EXTRAORDINARY D. W. LINCOLN. TRUMAN’S ! ----------- AT MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS f DRESS MAKING! RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! OLD FELT HATS CONSISTING OF mine aninnj you you to make deuce, and hope that you will I MARBLE WORKS JOHNSTON NURSERY BLACK & FULLER, Proprietors. NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, Our Block of Tree, for Sprint delivery ** ne. Wo anperiulenil our own bnalneM, deal FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, and MONUMENTS, ITor Men and 'Women. AUTHORIZED AGENT, WHICH I WILL RETAIL AT KNOWN IN Surin< delivery, the following PRICES HERETOFORE UN­ ROBERT JOHNSTON. for I’rier 1-b.tA to IP. N. DcVINE, Abent. NmdrUlr, Mich. LIFE INSURANCE, Thia plan, now th* most popular leave* the annual cash dividends on any ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO SI A YARD. JUST OPENED, 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING R 8 CENTS TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Boots, Shoes & Rubbers Which will be sold from 50 cents to $1 less per pair than can be bonght elsewhere. A specialty in Example : On a $l.fKX) Policy No. 287, the bolder paid $124.80 in six years, when be died. Upon this, the Equitable Life Aabring $787.55 accumalaiion hi six year^ FRUIT. FRUIT. A. G. BRACE, GLOVES, MITTJNS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, AND A LARGE LOT OF BHFFllO ROBES. Uf RNESAMBSt BHIHTS Yuti can ba shown everything you want in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES All TREKS. I’LAN’fr.ilJHRUUS AND VINE# My $1 Tea beats all the hobby prices ia tvwu'. IZ“ For further (wtictitars inquire al the counter. 16-33 A. d. BRACE, Agt m< Foreign & America! NASHVILLE! A full Line of those Double Width Ciiairtnan. nount of $26.358,MH.OO (an avtarly SflOO.OOO each) of which Kquiiebls Life A sou ranee So P-id $2,UMk»W 72 coats. GrOCKIE.ANi PROVISIONS, BARGA INS! FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRESS without day. Than any other man in the Slate. P. Durham's grocery * keep a choice Rock of Mrs. E. O. I*ittiiiR-er- 5A K LIVE UY! HEKli L°°k G. A. TRUMAN Satisfaction Guaranteed. BLACK * FULLER. GEO M SAVAGE & CO’a COLUMM Gillnum Bros. Ojster Oce&a, EI BOPEAX HOTEL ABD LADIES’ 4 GEBTB RE8TURABT. Comer Woodyard amd loftenon Atmsm, DETROIT. MICHIGAN. �VILLAGE DIRECTORY. StMit... Ij -A. U S . Henry Ward Beecher that our fore fathers wore a hundred WN.If-lh, 1876 years ago. and tbe thirteen colonies were represented bv thirteen young ladies dressed in reel white and blue. ORLEANS MOLA6—Several cases of acarlet fever Th® programme ihongh abort was are .reported. interesting and consisted of music, declamations .".nd tableaus. The museum contained many relics of antiquity lhat had been gathered from the stirrour^ing country. A- deed —A series of meetings will com­ drawn up HM^e^ reign of Queen mence at the Christian Church, on Elisabeth, in tie year 1667, was the Tuesday evening, Feb. 1st. Rev. P... the oldest curiokily cm exhibition. W. Sinks, of PiUaford, will assist the The last will and testament of Henry Hind, written on five hrge leaves of peatorparchment 80 years old attracted con­ nnfiT k. —A thief Mole a ooffiB box from iu siderable attention. The Boston I "* nnden.ker...bo P; Gazette, of March 12th, 1776, con­ and the undertaker advertises in the tained the obituary of Washington ; Hastings papers to furnish a coffin a watch 160 years old ; a powder hop vnonA'i’K onnjsn. Kochi* Boo*. <7 free to the their. used in the Revolutionary War; Stats dr MtcaiaAX. 1 ’ — A large eloek of GLOVES and HIT-rrAt the Christian Church next books and earthen ware from one to two hundred years old; a stone bear TENS to be >old CHEAPER than at any Sabbath the pastor will discourse that was dug up in Woodland ; aleo, upen the following.topics: Morning other atore in KaalrtUle at ■—"Christianity and Reason.'*' Even- the box of curiosities Richard Gra­ ing-,,Cauae and Cured Skepticism.” ham had gathered in his journeys from Those wasting HcWXT, will And Cape Cod to the Giilf of Mexico; and IVWKLL, «h«»«L <M> rr«4lt<« mhI Alloc, duly vwlftod, —Jjxline Norton, of Hope Town­ many other things of interest l . w-t. linrlrw ship wm arrested on Saturday last, Mr. and Mrs. James Buck, of Ma Bawixo Marana, ia good order. inquire for attempting a rape upon Amanda pie Grove, were »he oldest couple S. Buckland, a little girl* six year# ofF present, he-being 84 and she 76 nnd age, and is now laying in jail await­. ha<l been married 60 years, which entitled them to free admission to the ing his examination. po'-od, al . Dwosnrr’a^ entertainment and snpper. —1. Warrsner, of'Battle Creek,has The receipts of the evening were — You CM SAVE 20 eent* on every dol­ purchased an interest in E. J. Feigh• 101.81. ners photographic gallery. Mr. W. lar by baying of P. Af. Mc-Vamc*. is an adept at this bus. turd already SOMETHING 'NEW! Man's rooms present a lively appearLast week while Charles Hall and eoce. Oaterhout were splitting wobd at — MATCHES warranted 3».<o only Mvea — — A young young num man named named Henry Henry Vermontville, and ut work upon the B. C- J'lCIXDI eenu per box at McNtmu’ ’Morey, aged 18 years, residing three sqmo block Osterhout slipped and miles west of Charlotte, was badly fell upon the block when Hall's ax injured Jan. 26th, while celebrating entered the back part of bls bead, S3. Bomb. BtAXsrra only $3.W pi the centennial by exploding powder cutting a terrible *gash from which in a log. Osa leg was broken below the brains slowly oozed. He still XQU Arabian Detee only 10 eente per the knee, and a bad gash inflicted* on fays in an insensible condition, aud his forehead. Hind, at Dauobxxtt’*. the doctors have no hopes oI his life. iron, W mvt $2.00 SAVED On eveiy ten dollars invested by buying your Dry Goode.-,Groceries, Hats. Cape, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Geatc' FcrrnikLhtg Goode, Ac., al the Id 1-2 per cent profit store. WONDERFUL! BUT TRUE. Observe A Naw Lot or Tias just re­ eel red at the 12) per eant pmlt Store. A brautiful ail chromo given with ra.h pound. «t« flints, it. <»i, 7. «. trr i>. drvn'i SboM *i DAraararr'*. ffTT New Styles Fonts only 7 cts Prices:- our Just opened 60 pieces Plaid Prints, (beauties) 7 cents per yard. " 10 *• Lonsdale Cottons, 12) " " a " 20 “ Brown Cotton, 6 “ ” Piles of Felt Skirts at . 85 and npwards. Good Cotton Batts, pound rolls, j 12) cents Men’s Rubber Boots, S2.95 .15 Grades of Tea. from 38 cents and upwards. A beautiful Oil Chromo given with each pound sold. . • A. BARBER, M.. D., Homao. H WEBSTER le HOBBS, Black­ ’ ’ MBlUM. AH kind. nf .wort in th. RterttenMk fVe appreciate the value of Cash Custom, aud propose to have it, re T B. RASEY, Drai • Bena— csv-ted «• 1 Al Goode mU for Cart, 1 W. A. AYLSWORTI1, Proprietor. V3. Go to H. W. FLINT’S for tho favor he Tobacco, only GOete a lb. [>AUGItI*TY'l laroKTia Liqnoa* which we warrant pare, Abo FIN LEV'S CELEBRATED TOLEDO Cwax and OW stock Aiea. P M. McNamee.' A FACT WORTH KNOWING* Are you Buffering with consumption. If eo, go to your Druggist aad get a bottle of BoecHia’e GaajtAXBrxcr. Thia tnedicinn hai lately been introdaoed from Ger- Hern nay rase. Try it. CANCERS CURED. WITBOUT THE AID OF THE Knife or Eating Plasters ATTENTION, ALL! prompllj. M. FLINT, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, pay the Highest Market Prien for T H. LEE. V. Deputy Wlierlfr,' . hl 1 3 —John Fenton, lhe Charlotte indi­ vidual lhat was tried and acquitted on the charge of horse stealing, was arruineil before lhe circuit court and Delivered at their plead guilty to the larceny of seven IS OX HAND AT pairs of glovra.'froin lhe store of S. ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE P. CUlirch, Charlotte, and ou Satur­ day was intuduccd to the State Pris­ on, which introduction wiH last 2 1-2 YimL A l^RGK lu the Mud Creek neighborhood years. LATH, lives a family by the name of TrumSTOCK OF CUTTERS I ball, consisting of the old lady, man SHINGLES, and a grown up daughter, 'lhe old We have received the sxd intelliIf A TER LIME, lady , ’s- name ------is Clarisa, —------, and _— the — old ; genre of the death of a friend and SALT, man answers to William. The mar- companion, Mr. George Atwell, of HAIR. ried «.«_ u life has । not. ibeen a vhappy one Lawion, Mich, at Los Angeles,-Cali­ and they quarrelled and fought like fornia. STUCCO, . CALL AND SEE. « a pair of Kilkenny cals, and a couple A tew months ago we met George fc, 4-e., of weeks ago ” busted " the bonds in Chicago, where he was stopping, which we ahip and retail at boltoni prices. that had bound them together for and he took much pleasure io show­ CMS. W. DEM'IAV. more than a score of years. The old ing us about the ci’y, and wo visited AINSWORTH & BROOKS, man claimed a couple of old plows many of the principal places of • Proprietors. and a log chain and sold them to traction. Parks, Theatres. traction. Parks, Theatres, and and Mai Mason­ Joseph Odell, and u-ith him and Geo. ic Lodges,of which be was it iuember. Miller, carried them away while the A short time ago consumption fast­ NASHVILLE, MIC IL * old Indy was away from home. This ened her fatal fangs Upon him. nnd, caused tho old lady’s angry passionf by-adviccof eminent physicians, he to risp, and she brought suit against went to southern California to try the these parties to recover lhe plows and effects ol n change of climate upon log chain. The case catue before his health, but, it seems, wilhout Esq. CbimiMu, on Saturday aud was avail, and on the 16th mst., he passed adjourned until Tuesday. The uise over tn dial Iryul from whence no exhausted the oay, the logic of the traveler returns. lawyers and patience of th# jury un­ George was a true, whole hearted til far into the nighL Just at midnight friend, and aimed at the .high and ■none} refunded. the jury broaghtin a verdict of •* No nobler part of life, and it is with paip cause of action.” and a judgment of and sorrow we bed! of his untimely • 10 in favor of the defendants. Flint death. Ac Brady appeared lor the Plaintiff, IL PntXCB. and Clement Smith for the Defend CHAS. W. DEMARAT ants, each representing their tide in an able manner. Byrou aud Mary Lee, of Mexico, Ohio, arc in the village visiting rein Geo. McCotter (Little Mac) andibe Sirrine boys living five miles uoithMrs. Pittinger was last week called easl of the village. " on the Potomac,” to the bedside of her sister in Medi­ had a •'bout" last Monday which na County, Ohio, whois not expected BAILEY resulted in the •* spilling of gore.’’ The to live. Sirrine boys and McCotter, some few U eenvM.lu< Ude vicinityJn tbe Interest of Ute days ago bad a law suit over a spring scat, which, it is claimed, was stolen Koliort Mount, n farmer living near from Sirriue’s granery. In the ain't McCotter come off best and the Si -. Femon, was killed on the 26th, while iuca appealed tbo matter to the cir­, al work with a sawing machine, by GEN KVA. X. Y, the l-alance wheel bursting, a piece cuit court. Little Mac had a straw stack,which,, of which struck him, with tho above j result. . in order to get to, he had to cross Bill g M*kln* .nd Ilmirins nmUly <Uoe.al«> .trtet allM- CD to JOHN Q CRESSY, V H HE It II ~CTQ 0 5 PIANO AND ORGAN! TERMS- |IO PER QUARTKR Room, over Rotee Rm.' Ung Wore, SMftjlkk,, m MONEY TO LOTTtTt 01 A„mel lol fable Seewliee. tx ELI STRONG,. . Practical Milhcright, D* H. S. THOMAS, or TUB YPSILANTI, MICH., CANCER INFIRMARY, CHOU BOUSE, Saturday, HASHTIUE, Feb. fit IUM. JONES, HVRINU TUB Cente niiial ELIHU CHlPJMty- Justice of the Peace. Naslarille, Mlrh General Conveyancing, ■ IF DRUGS, MEDICINES, MONEY TO S. LEIBHAUSER, PAINTS, OILS, MERCHANT TAILOR I VARNISHES, 1'1 Msdcing don, Feahlutubln Kyles. READY MADE CLOTHW! TO1I.ET ARTICLES, IEH’8, YODTBS’& BOTS” CLOTHIIG PERFUMES. PltnM pity me a caU. XMhvUle, Mleb. Nov. lo. Large Bteek of LANDSCAPE GARDENING1 Shirtlsgs, Sheeli.gs, Bashings, ATKINSON & ROE, Fall and Winter FOR MKDICAL AXD KKCHAXTCAL FUB- MILLINERY & FANCY WJ’ 1-OSES OXLY. Boots, Shors, PAINTERS! Notioas, lire*, anil Scarfs, |MEAT MARKET! Firs, 4c, ROE & CLEVER. Home Circle ? Do you want Scliooi Books ? t'loakiuakink IN ALL THE LATEST/STTUU. NEW ART GALLEftF! . Du you want a Prescription filled with care ? J VST NORTH OF AYfjKWOKTH* 1 Dox. Photographs, 8 Ferrotype* For ; thsoking th« public for part favofa xoHcta a p Please call and examine (AxxAt and inform the public that they will “”*r *” _ I Call and" See U«. . JFRESH MEATS,-^-. ! all kind*, wfcicb.gill bo M low for e*>h ! Dr. H. a Thomas, Ypsilanti. Mich. pd PiTho bigfceal pri.ie patdtnr IIIdea, Pelts j >• oktet i "fatb»«« • °« Wb* l,i*« w*l“ »* Wj| ) XmHvHW, Mfekj- Copying 1 m to fanurt all KOCHER BROS. u Worsteds, Real and Ijnitation Laces, Yak Lace,: Passimentirc, Real and Imitation Hair Good*. Do y»u want Paints and Oils ? Do you want a good Book for the Ribbons, NASHVILLE, MICH. WM. VENN. Pxopbibtox. . Wines and Ldquors ! Bata, Caps, ARTISTIC Al Bhgood'a Ud aland, Nashville, Mich. I . B. LIKmiAtTRXC MRS. L. O. CROCKER a B. BAILEY. Church ConHultatl on* LO AN BOOKS, STATIONARY, SPICES, DRESS GOODS! juries Friday. LIVERY STABLE! . , Collections a specialty. tsas, coffees. TREES, SHHUBS, VIRES ed to interfere bnt the other Sirrine P. P. Putnam Co's grist ,i»od tmrty interfered and he with the <ert saw mill xoath of St Joseph, was de­ fast a basiy retreat- After giving stroyed by fire Tuesday evening. Little Mac a good pommeling Sirrine ! German digger i B-’A r-rr«n i-■■■>wet! • well ’ 30 of l«« Grand deep logrch,..!^ hioJ Jied ftunl tho .gin of In. ip. r7r.PlyteMMt.MMsl no*-, Na*fcri!i.. X*A. Mlelxlflpui. HprcWty. Cor BBUSHE8, Mr. Edward II. Hall, a prominent on the fence. Little Mac whipped ont his revolver nnd lold Bill to come resident of Concord, was instantly off that fence and he would let day­ killed Jan. 22 by beiug thrown from light shine through him. Bill proposed a horse. that LHtie Mac should throw away Walter Schu elkart, in a row at his his revolver and fight it out man for gmggery, in Detroit, or Saturday, man. Little Mac looked around to shot Andrew Kreis, and several oth* get tbe consent of ht» mcn.when Bill era were badly hurt.—Schwelkart is jumped from the fence, grabled his under arrest, bat claims that the revolver, knocked him down and shooting was done in self defence. knocked enough meal from the top Robert W. Wallace, of Jackson, of his head to enable him always to remember to never draw a loaded committed suicide on Snnday last by shooting himrelf with a revolver. weapon on him again. A chap by the name of Whimblepeckar attempt Cause despondency. < ■ *«t> BI1LU IB WILL MASHlSSaY/ .... i Knlmmnxoo, GENEVA NURSERIES, DryGroocLs WALL PAPER, Fruit At Ornamental or ,, - • . OX LONG TIME. ■»■*' ! L. RU88BLL. BOTTOM PRICES LOOK HERE! sums $300.00 and UPWARDS NEW GOODS I BOISE BRO’S LARGE INVOICE! n>m KXVKLOP1M with LMtei .VUV HffMfe, it the SKWH OB~. (JKO. R. FLEMING, C.C. Wolcott's AffricBltnral Sheds Clocks, Spectac ci, #c. f*A'RAD Y, Manufacturer of Boot* and Shors, Q Q Clover Seed, &c., O. CROCKER Sirrine's property. Sirrine ordered John A. Godfrey, one of lhe piohim not to cross his land until he re­ neersrof Grand. Rapids, died at his turned the spring seat. Little Mac> residence in that Oily, Jan. 25lh. said “ by the eternal jumping Jose­ Charles Hollis, brakeman on the phus ** he would, bitched up hi* team, ' Grand Trunk Railroad, was killed 11 marshalled a forced of five nnd star­ o ’ clock Tuesday near Mt. Clemens ted to take possession. But when while in the act of stooping to pick they come to Sirrine's land, the boys up a coupling pin. were there with an equal force sitting Goode a- ’ OLEMEJTT SMtrff • U El——1 V—— — —A ■I.AWYHR, - ■ ■ - ■■ JEWELER 5 OPTICIAN al MeNaaxa G. 0. D. Grocery. U. C. ELLIS, D. fata artier. In U« p. gardiets of all competition ! CUTTERS! POTATOES, CUTTERS! CORN, APPLES, OATS, —A Literary Society wax orgnmzQy I propose to sell al ed nt the M E. Church last Friday Qp- COST for the next ^0 evening. The next meeting will be [jy- 30 days. bele at the same place, when Elihu L J. WHEELER. Chipman will apeak upon the follow ing subject. "Woman’s part in Re­ MiudCutoi, al the C. O. D. GROCERY. form.” AMRS. IJMSixrw §trrri»r]L WH. YOUNG, M. p. BOISE BROS. etVKN PAKTtCUUAH .80 �555ES5! aaroos lhe aboulderR. Hu arm from his dual m Urge m any middle- prukMu. there wm a murderer brought from one of tbe interior oountioe to lhe a hand three iuohra Utodr, and when j Eastern Penitentiary. He wm a colored doubliMl into a fist, m big and hard as , Ina“ of excellentjihyaique, but brutal Ju a ntkaplittar’N maul. He gave his age -* lite extreme. The crime ho bad com­ mitted was atrooioua in its character. -b r. will bv aot Up di nary band ; but when he seized a shovel in the flrai degree waa simply owing to He it wont through the clay like a break­ cowardice on tho part of U*o jury. ing-up plow, and the haudle soon came ■haft of tb« LeUgh Vallay Railroad Ccwpaoy. oauatag a aorta-at gas axptagimM. TTm minora >4 work barely rtcsiwd with tbUr livsa. Mid aoma of tlxm were badly burned. Thu •hafl bad to bo tUlrd wiU> water to exttagufah the fire. hitadMML and Mather mineral train and a Hcote-ii cijxvra collided on tbe Great Northern Railterrible •term followed, in the midat of which a apodal train carrying doctors left London. Eleven rietta Railroad went through an iron bridge near Cinciunay, one day last week, kiling r», and 11 freorbi cam. ImavUy loodod with *bei!ed coni. It will coat *100.000 lo pat* tbe bridja tn ordar. —The rvaadenoe of Janxs Ingcraoll, k! Booth Norwalk. Conn., wm barnei recently ; lane. • 100,000. InRerecU was tbe raUnat-makar wtio ixipphc*! U» Tweed ring with furniture brother*." Capt. Hodgra reejKJuded in a eult- tor tho New Ifork Qi) Hail at fabaloua pricui. riMAitcrAL aivn urDvarniAL. oither section to rarer a united people. ■ sweeping reduction in the pay o.' our *14.000, and tbe others in a like prapocuon. Tbs mission to Greece ia abolished an aulate established instead al *2.000. n«wa l«tween the United Sutra and Great Britain. Arcemling to Mr. Blicrmau* acheme, new coin dollar* aro to bo caat. five of which will equal In value a Bntiali sovereign. - -Tbe IRnneaota Treeiory ia abort of funds. ss aider the temperanoa reform quraiion. eluding Brigham Young's favorite wife, Uve sent a petition to Oongrras, praying that no bill or art shall be pend by that body in any way conflicting or intarfarig^witb a belief in and pracUce of polygamy. —A reedhittou has tram introduc*! in tbe Minnesota Legialaturo approving of tbe pro- —The Brentwood Coal Company, of New I York, has becoraa baokrupt. One of tbe claim* ' agalMt U foote up •980.0*10. —A party from Bismarck. D. T., have re­ turned to tlial [dacw after apetxiing a month in Ute Black Hills, jn-1 rejort fine wyatfaer, Rood grazing, game in abundance, cheap prorimona. the biix aud 1,100 miuera at work. Not a live humaaftarian influences which have recently been recognised by the Government, to the FOL/TJCAL. prejudices of the frontier eAttlemeuta and of —J. 11 Bock, of Kentucky, baa been chonan the country." Senator by the Lcgialature of that State, to —Secretary Ftab'a note to Minister Cushing succeed Senator Sicveiwon in March. 1877. si ____ ...... .. .. Mr. Beck repriManted Ashland (Henry Clay a ally differ from that part of the Prewident i complaint aa relates lo tho manner of carrying on tho war there, notably tho barbarity j’rao. Seed by Spain aud her evident inability to teing —Tbe RepubUeau minority in the yiaslssippi Irf^ialature refused to take part in tbe vote by which CoL Lamar waa chosen U. S. Senator from that State, alleging that tho Democratic majority «ccared thmr scats in the Lrginlaturv by fraud aud violence. Lamar’s election is —Senator Howe, of Wieconain. ia to succeed tv'erotary Chandler aa Chairman of tbe National republican Congrverional Committee. —Delegatee to tho RepnUican Convention at called upon for their fneudly office, io aug- Cincinnati from Maine have boon inatrnrted to gteting reform. The attention of Spain ia uea ail honorable efforta for tbe npminabon of called tQtbraa farfa : EsUtea of Americans iahed acoordfog to Bpaiu'a proauhe. least *10,000.000 annually. -Tbe Pacific Mail subsidy ia to be investi­ gated again, ao aa to dot«mtae what action —It ia probable that the JVmidcnt will be requested to deciare martial law <TO the Texar border. Capt. McNally, r..alBaujjc- Qy on duty along tbe frontier, in April, 1875. from 3,000 to 10.000 bead ot cattle a month have been ntolcu from tbe citizcna of Tcia*. aud driven into Mexico. —Henry Daria, the murderer of Why land. While twenty-five colored conricte from day, a llpoo camiEK treat darfawra to prevail, the rain falhng in —Gov. Cbamborlaln. at South Carolina, put>liabra a IcUtr explaining tho political *ituAiion in his Blate. Ho claims that be ia not identified with the Democracy in bia oppcoiliou to the election of Wbippcr and Moses as JudfiM. By rejmdialing vuch men. Ho-ath Carolina <!au be carried by the Republicans, be eayv, m readily THE MARKETS It sank He gro**ily insulted bis keeper, nnd an­ nounced that he intended to do just as In order'to discipline him aplintorod. He dealt out strength by he pleased. the whnla—le, and ha could not weight ho was put on braad-and-water diet, but out Iris force in the nxeaaure ot osdinary with no good result Then tho dark* OOXm9MIOh.lL cell treatment was resorted to. For two i men. At the begin­ When he st-xxl among a gang of la- days he bore it bravply. bortn the cotitraat made them look like ning of the tliird <lay ho sent for the ChcAraQradW - !. MM children. The strolling Indiana would chaplain and deaired to know what such treatment meant, and how long he would lie compelled to undergo it ’ ’ then wiUi a deep “ugh!" get <*» <>* •' Until.- you submit to the rulings of sight as fast aa their dignity would let them. He was put to the work of three those who have you in charge and resolve pair, ol oxen. TUd waa removing the to conduct yourself decently," said the trunks of tn-<« cut in ton or twelve tool chaplain. ** How long will that be f" answered lengtha out of tbe way of tho diggers; . not bitched to them like oxen to «uke the culprit •• That depends on yourself," answer­ tliren away, but with hu right hand pndrx tlw end, rauing it from the ground, ed the chaplain. 19W« “Well, nobody ever conquered me DXTBOIT. then balancing it across his left foroho shot the mw logs far to one yet,” said thoprisonef, “and nobody’s aide with all the ease that a skillful work­ going to do it now.” “Very well," said tho oliaplaia, “ per­ man piles his split coni wood. And ; by I.uttnll, to prevent thna, day after day, the giant moved, un­ haps you’ll think differently before many duUealn til tho canal was not built any more. , days roll around.” William* (Wta.) introduced a amendment Forty-eight hours more passed, when Ho appeared again on the boata that pUrd along Huron River, Michigan. tho prisoner sent for tho warden. “How much longer am I to stay in He. was engine and tackle to hwidle heavy freight What otheni could not this place !” he inquired. Huoa hT. Ull IH, “ Until you resolve to obey tho rules above nor roll, he would pick up end carry or toes. When the heavily frmght- which govern this institution. When Coax—Ko. X od boat stuck on the rippice ho jurt i you apologize to your keeper and prom­ 25 stopped out of the stem and booatral her, ise to comply with our requirements yon ov«. Nobody would have felt surprised shall be released. inrwti«aUaa neoiuUoa, “ Suppose I don’t do that, what then?” if ho hail taken the whole boat and cargo I catling fo» “ Thea you will remain just where yon Wmur-No. right under his arms, as a woman cameo, No. 9. a dough tray, and marched acrw* by “ How long will that bo!" land, when they camo to long bends >n ! the river. Nobody ever acid he did this because they never wanted to skaggerato his feato, any more than we do now. But navigation did not pay, and tbati NlMlaalppI stopped too. Some of the “fancy”I hoard of the uncelebrated giant, and took pwukhmrnt ‘ «rf . Hargvot, ter th* —tabliaiimrnt of a postal Ulrgnpb the notion that there was money in him. , Ho was m simple as a child. Any one । could lend him. It never got through his skull tliat he was remarkable. Tho dteru**lon erf th* Oentrnnial Appropriation bill. sharpers meant to keep him so and speculato on his prodigious power. They , coaxed him oft eastward. At Bufhlo they sent him into a dock saloon with a 1,600-pound anchor under his left arm, just tw a chopper carries his ax, to pawn it for drinks. Ho got the drinks aud the Untied HUtr* Jude* MoCandleaa, of Httabnrxl*, ke**pcr was ghul to treat him for carry­ ing it out ag£n. Thus ho and bis friends traveled on hia muscle to the sea coast, and acrcas to England. They intended to get a soft thing on some English chain- j pion. They hod too much of a good । thing. A f’ricn-lly sparring as an experi­ Uocae adjouniNl. ment, with a professional boxer, allowed timt a match with any living pugdikt “ You ire sentenced for twelve years, C1XC1MKAT1 and unless you do os I have said yen will spend every hour of those twelve ycara in this cell, unleM you die in the mean­ time. This matter refits entirely with yourself.” " Well, I tell yon that you can’t con­ quer me this way. ” • GLXYXLKXD ••Very well," said the warden, and the interview ended. * Throe days more passed, and the war­ den was again sent for. • WHl*a*|yt I—r "I have.oomo to terms," said the prisoner, "and an. ready to dons you deairc." Fie then apologized to his ‘“‘•iLvkm tiffkd keeper, j-romimng obedience, and prov­ ed a most exemplary prisoner ever after­ SHOES ward. This was one of the longest ap­ plications of the treatment that I ever CABLE knew of in tho Eastern Penitentiary. CABLE 8CREW WIRE. SCREW Physically or mentally it had no visible They ay—r rtp. Ute ar .rim* »RtV WIRE effect. In fact, I have never known of any case of injury resulting from the treatment. Our dork cells a^diiTerent from the others. In the Esstern Peni­ tentiary tho dark cell ia formed by plac­ ing a covering over the skylight'of an ordinary celt In tho Auburn (N. Y.)! prison the dark cell in nothing more than a stone box. The floor ia formed of a single slab, and tho ceiling of a slab, and the walls of masonry. Tho cell u <3 feet wide, 6 feet high, and t> feet long. There are two doors, one of iron aud lhe other of oak, with uo openings. A sprinkling of sawdust half an inch deep covers tbe floor, and a gill of wjitcr and four ounces A4THMA of brood form tbe allowance for twentyfour boura. Such a mode of treatment may bo imagined. The reports of the prison allow that about one-half of the they never did. Thus perished pcrliiiw the mos. magnifloent -pemm-o "I pbyideul meubood Umt Urn Veiled Btatee over pro.luee.1, H„ never knrued . letbrl be perer Ml -urednmK mduenre; be nerer b«l • ml friend. Hi. ~pid groth. gr-l -»“d immerum «tnmBth prevented JI prenble naternal molding or influence. It w»* fortunJe for other. UulJm rietowp H ™t nnfortnu.te tor htarelf thM h» birth WM i» • Pbre. ““ "* * U.iity year* tho bond* and ateck eertificatra to reply to thr United State* proporiUoa to mediate in Cuban affaire. That Government recently obtained an the let!*! Icing Killed, while the lirairgcnt lira wmfeMIM. —Tho Gabon Republic baa elected BEND FOR SPECIAL PBTCB LW. ENGLISH OR GERMAN. HASKKLl. At <X>w n*aSftliwl1iiaaMi< VM Mm ■/ _«>wt VeJsU* DO YOUR OWN PRtNTiwC! Jr HJOVELTY purs. IMPROVED CHICAGO SATES And VAULT DOO UN art the Best. - ,, "hKi»3”.-aaurj । CENmffllLJ^' MtncHHoon AMDamnurr. cmm—. m. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE C HISTORY ENTENNIAL __ 20 the THIS U.S. »ZW w TRUSS A #3 Paper for *1.50. $10s$25rH“U=iK5E2?iEt wts^.tsf’J8bU-ta^r^t«£s w ^ELASTIC TBE CHICAGO LEDGER. smiitss: Smith Organ Co., BOSTON, MASS. Theae Standard Jttafrutn^nla Sold by Music Dealeu Everywhere. KSENn WANTED IN EVERT TOWN INITALLMEHT PLAHt raw. gKSFSS, 1776. A National Family Piper. 1876. THTsfAiisfjaaaDBMiJRX3B x-x nox rfCMT8®|~^ ~—v bra». K-ilrae—■fswte—a. h tally the bloom leave* her cheeks, her lip* RICB£~£ as? 1VIM8 id parts. bring* 1^1 ictorr. comfort w of ground covered by the different Na­ tional Exposition building*, and tho cost Bay, forced him to ran to wa*t-. <X the name: lu Uu.* Eaalrro Penitentiary at Phila-1 A.OW.WU i drlphia, daA-ccIl treatment is only re , MBMto «.TM,*» Tiie foregoing rtitJstioi show that at PlriUklelphis the epsae covered is just three tim*.* that of thn Loudon Exjxwilion in 1851, double that of Paris in 1855, aod nearly thrioc the Koe'of that on. SBOCKFOBD, ILLINOIS. HO I For IOWA I! sS ’ rr**ten IwiDS h»!J, and that wa* tbe dterOMbn <rf th* *_>nunnl*i was impossible. The giant’s face could not be effectually reached. Blows on the body might as weU have been plant­ ed on a sandbag. When his unskilled maul came .down it came with the foroo . —Chicago merchant* complain bitterly of the dranminahons practiced by the roads leadof a pile driver, and no matter what it mot the obstacle went to the earth. By the ruse of representing him as large bankrupt. Dot are making more money than 1*11 V> rvtabluit . mini *1 Intllanapollr.... A bill «M and strong, but green, they made a match of acience and skill against power, 'direct Hum to the East will become “bankwith a noted pugilist Tim partie. came "‘Pi” ■/The people of Wayne County, Nab., hava on tho ground, but at tho first sight of voted bi favor of approprialing *87,000 ia aid him his opponent turned away sayingof Ute Covington, Colunffimi and Blank Hilla •• I came to fight with a large man, not Ilailroad. with a mountain." Beeonds, —Il baa been decided at a maatiugof railway 1 and all hands declared the match fairly “off.” Finding nothing could be made insane cases at Auburn have resulted from such treatment In the Peniten­ pesrangera to aud from the Centennial. It oul ol him, hi* .tuurp «Uon<lu>U him. Prom Michigui h> Liv-nx-ol lh» tiary the prisoner is allowed all the water toon from New York and Philadelphia to all route Iwl been one ol oootinoed di*. he wants, and from half a pound to a potion, end he luul eontructal tlw "oe*> pound of bread per day. rf ata»e. D<«-rted in • KW he mu. uneurod lor; «n object ol uwo end pcrtatioa queatloa han been embodied in a bill Holton, to abolish the tax- on spirit* dhrtlllml c„rio«tv, n-k« to unybody el~ “d How many hoaxt-broken turalida I Lafe flee a mare Trr-iriraii*1*nrr to diaeaee. but when health i* helpless to care for liimse.lf, he soon died of consumption and waa buried to a pau­ per's grave. ■ . . tare* of the Belgian etetetn of Governmental diaeaara peculiar lo woman. TUroogb liar own Whim Heenan and Bayers were raising itr.jmnlen.-o and folly »h* in ma te to drag oat a management, and jened-. for the cou*traction of a double track freight line from New York such an excitement a few yews ago there muMwabte eaietenev -a rource of ann.re.nc. and antiety to bar ftieixla, and any ttnng bat « to Chicago, St. Louia and Council Blufla, at the waa some talk of the sporting fraternity comfort au-l jrfeaanrv lo l.eraeif. Eapoaure to intending to erect lum a monument. But i —•Die Hrneg MARKET GARDENERS leather in his hand. wirtod to in the mart obstinate oases. [ The last annual report shows twenty ap- . plications in a criminal populatiou of ■ seven hundred or muro. “You will bear to mind that under tho j laws which guseru ttro ccmnumwaxhh > out or commuted tbe senteuare of nolraa neither the taah n'.ir the {saddle can be * than J,053 cvnvicta, but there Will r»_ appUud to uialuxAte jstooners,” said ? mato 7,168 persons to ooitfiumneut in in 1667 waa Inti toro-Uxinls aa Urge, proper feaHng among oihar treatment often I* character, even more than in the gigantr ' morally and i Oew xrr, brut faaiilv paper in tbe ;1 world—Ouuoi Lkmu. See ‘ aitL PATENT HAIR CRIMPERS. AU8T •M* see raw e* tote a X*r»-**u |mu» ■•*».* toaeama* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-02-04.pdf.pdf 71377342dbad583de542c46bda8b9960 PDF Text Text - attars wi.. pmn.THtrrn EVERY FRIDAY, . ' -a- “ Huhnlle, Bany County, Michigan, OB NO STBONO-. • — • She ^ashrille Mews. . ®ir?sas Editor and Proprietor. actn T» MTW» eUdKMtm st . . . JM AWMK& “ Progression. No Retrograding.” Maw , BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1876. Mr. Buskirk donned merino, in the pocket of which she care­ to Peach. fully deposited the deed* which made the property exclusively her own. "Now for bappiDcw," arid Peter. "No more thieving servants—no more waste—and a lovely wife ipto the bar­ gain. He, he, ho! Peter Buskirk is the man for luck." " Mrs. Barlow will be with ns." And he took Ms wife home to dine on But which was that economical widow! cold meat and radishbs, being al)«o! :itely Probably the lady in green silk near the piano. He could not" remember her tamed mutton chop before so econom­ ical a lady. . The next morning he hurried off to Suddenly Mr. Buskirk's doubts were set at rest. Mrs. Brown ejaculated, business. "Never waste time, love,” said the "Dear me! where is Cousin Betsy! Mr. Biptkirk, you must bo introduced to newly married dame. "Beeides, I’ve a Mrs. Barlow," and at these words some­ great deal to attend to; so good-by." ’ Year nicer" In your own bright gown. thing small and flat emerged from l>otwfen two jKirtly dameii, and stood be­ fore him. It watt a very short snd Blun­ der little woman, -with a remarkably pretty face. She wore no hoops, and her dress cleared her ankles. ’ The alcoves were close, and the tikirt had perhaps three breadths in it The drewi itself was of very plain brown merino, and she wore neither brooch nor bow, only a white linen collar. Peter looked approval. Several of the ladies exchanged glances, and a faint giggle wan heard; and, as though by common con­ sent, the two were left tete-a-tete in a "Pleasant day,” said Peter, to com­ mence the conversation. " Pleasant day, but cold.” " Ah, yes, but I dislike cold weather,” Peter Buskirk was very fond of money; said the Jody. not so fond that he quite starved him­ “ Don’t agree with you, ma’am !" self to keep it, or bids it up chimney, o»."O, that’s not it. I am never ill, but refused himself fire, or lightaor a pillow; c$ld weather is so expensive. Lights but-yet sc. very fond of it as to bo on tho verge of miserbood withouthaving quite early and cools dear," proceeded the lady. "Money slips through one's fin­ fallen..over. Beggars reaped, no harvest from * his purse or kitchen, aud match­ gers, and I never waste things.” " My case exactly,” said Buskirk. “It’s makers could make no impression on his bachelor lieort. feter Buskirk saw astonishing how things coat. Now there is butter —say a pound a fortnight.” through tho latter ns well as the former, "O, /never eat butter; it costs too and buttoned up his pockete an hastily in the presence of bewitching crinoline much,” said the lady. "Ah > and sugar and tea snd coffee.’ as in that ol a seedy gentleman with a “If you indulge in such luxuries, folded document in lus breast pocket. what can you'expcct!” said Mrs. Barlow. The men wanted to rob him, the women " They are artificial wants altogether, to marry him. The last was the worst. so they are,” said Mr. Dunkirk. "But Not that Peter hated women ; on the contrary, even at fifty ho was remark­ then, habit is second nature.” " Extravagant habits ruin many, ” ably susceptible ; a bright eye put him in a flutter. But the tact was, women, said Mra. Barlow. "O, I shudder when as wives or daughters, were expensive. I look at those flounces. Such a waste They needed clothes, and were fond of of material/’ " I’ve often thought so,” said Peter. dainties. They were proverbially ex­ travagant.- Should he marry one, she “And you don't wear them !" " I f" said Mrs. Barlow. " I have would spend his money while he lived and squander it after ho was dead. And, my senses, sir. I’ve no wish to die in a with this awful terror before him, Peter work house. I’ve diad this dress ten THE WIDOW HARLOW. steered clear of the shoals of matrimony. There was one inoonvience in this bachelorhood, however. That was-tho housekeeping ; for it involved a servant —some one to make lieds, wash dishes, oook and iron. In abort, the servant of-all-work was always the bane of Pfi tor's life—eating and drinking in a manner which kept the master of the house in a continual ferment; wasting butter aud fuel, and cadi change in the kitchen's encumbrance being followed by the mysterious disappearance of towels and napkius snd such small wore. There was no rest for good Mr. Buskirk. He tried Betty and Dinah and Mary and Indeed I” said Peter. And I sup­ pose some ladies buy one every month.” "Every tan days,” said Mrs. Barlow. "O, I blush for my sex, Mr. Buskirk, I do, indeed.” Peter was charmed. Ho began to think Mra. Brown right The cost of such a wife would be a mere trifle, aud what'on eye she would keep to the ex­ penses of a household. Ere the evening whs over he laid de­ cided that it would bo cheaper to marry than to remain single, were Mrs. Barlow his helpmate. . "She'd not only be saving herself, but ahe would check me in my little ex­ travagances,” said ho. "She would be invaluable to me. She wears one dress " Servants are rad plague*,” she said. ten years. The fates must have sent her "Eatyou out of hou’e and home," to earth for my special benefit” So, after due consideration, Peter re­ said Peter. "Not to l>e relied on for honesty," solved to court the economical willow, aud, that lady being conveniently dom­ said Mrs. Brown. "Thieves, ma'am, thieves I" said iciled at Mrs. Brown's, he found every opportunity. Peter. tain Mrs. Brown, the giver of tea-parties innumerable, for advice. It was a very inexpensive courtship. He gave her not a present. She oxpected none. He took her nowhere save to church, where neither of them 4ver caw the plate, and both were happy. At last he proposed. She blushed and hesitated, anti begged time to con­ sider. At last she said, "lam afraid to suy yea, Mr. Buskirk. I like you; but you are so terribly extravagant. Yon drink tea and coffee, and eat butter, and really I should fear coming to want, I should, indeed.” " 11 Why, I'm tho most economical How many yard? do soul living, "waid Pater. man no ti«M> to woteh them. Now I aboukl advise marrying,'Mr. Buskirk.” " Marrying I" ” air ; a wife can manage such things so much better. Besides, if you choose a smart, capable woman, she will keep an eye on the sen-ant. It would bo much more economical to mnery, ” "Economical!” yelled Peter; "my AgUSIXO THE rniNCE. Guilt«. on, which extinguished the hopes The contractors engaged in ditching of the Stuart party, and was st the time and filling in Long Lake, says the Alton (HL) Telegrapht have just opened into a mound which proves to bo a perfect' bonanza ol wealth to the curiosity­ charmcin, acrobats and chcvalicrt d'inseeker, and opens up a subject of rare duatric generally, lad ton and gentlemen ho had won the famous field, he took interest to all who are. acquainted with who live by their wite, in tfie moat proper out the nine .of diamonds, and wrote his the history of what axe lunully termed sense of the word, and who apparently account of the victory onit. the mound-builders of the Mississippi make a very good living, it was scarcely Valley. Long Lake u situated a few likely tlmt tlie Prince of Wales would be KOKAKCJS or MB9. HTBrZJK' MOJTDfl. . miles below this city, and is crossed by permitted to stay long without witneflethe Chicago and Alton Railroad near A very extraordinary incident occurred iug tho feats of skill for winch threw wandering Stadradeecs arc celebrated. at the Court of Assizes of the Seine on Mitchell Station. Here extensive con­ Thursday being a comparatively open Monday. A woman of about 40, named tracts have recently been let for the pur­ day, therefore the morning was selected Laporte, was being tried on an accusa­ pose of draining a portion of these valu­ for an al frcaco exhibition of thia kind. tion of stealing a quantity of jewelry, able bottom lands and to fill in a part «f The town lost tho nomads. Government worth 230,000 franc.4, from Mra. Paran the lake. A day or two since while enHouse gardens received them. I<ct na Stevens, on American lady, who had " floating population I" look at tho savago who appears to make been last year, temporarily residing in far tho party of workmen to cut through I Loxdon has a aociety which does free the dried akin of a cobra live. It is a furnished apartments- in London. In a mound about fift^n to twenty feet favorite trick —you may see it« done May last, the prisoner, who had resided high. After entering a short distance washing for Aho sick and infirm.. Don’t put on airs in your new twenty times a day in tlio streets of' a considerable time in England, and through the alluvial surface soil, the Madras. You may examine ths appara­ speaks the language, entered, tho service workmen met n stratum of hard, close- clothes. Itemember tic tailor is suffer­ tus closely every time, and watch tho of the prosecutrix as Indy’s maid, and packed clay or cement, of light color, ingoperation as carefully as you please, soon obtained the confidence of her uns- which extended to a height of several yet you cannot detect tho modus operan- trusa, who intrusted her with tho keys. feet, tapering to a point something like Bide your time, and real .xorrow will di. Tho performer hands you u little On the 28th of June, Mrs. Stevens and a ooiio, and inclosing the burial place of । come. Dos’r publish your acta of charity. flat wicker basket, some eight inches n her daughter were going out to dinner, an Indian warrior. The bottom of the. diameter, and asks you to inspect it, and told the prisoner that she need not "mound " or J* vault,” whichever theory Tn» Lord will keep tho account while ho folds the oobraskin, which yon sit up for them. In fact, they returned you choose to believe in regard to its straight. • Is it right for a girl to give her fellow have previously wejl examined, into a homo late and went nt once to bed. The construction, was hard packed with n square, leaving only tho tail unfolded. next morning the mistress was informed dark-colored cement, aud was water­ a "shake when he don't come down with Bo soon as you have given, the basket tliat Lapoi te hod gone out soon after tight. This subetance was difficult to the dust!" It is estimated that about $12,000 back the juggler places it on the gronnd, hen elf and had not returned. She pierce with a pick, and evidently had in fnll view, and under tho lid puts the hastened to her jewel-box and found that been laid with a great deal of care. worth of dried fish are monthly sent folded part of the serpent's skin; the tail the princijMil part of her diamonds were Among the relics exhumed were large from San Francisco to China by the being inJyour sight all-----the--------while.gone. She at once gave information to -- ---- O------- -------------„ quantities of lieads and shells, neck­ Chinese. A Fbkxch correspondent writes tha You may, at thia stage," lift tho lid i the police, and u reward of 3,000 francs laces, stone implements, and weapons. once more to see tliat nothing but.tho wua offered for information. But none A fine spear about two feet long, made when Mfiltke is offered a pinch of snuff serpent skin ia in the basket, after which was obtained until, in July, the French of clear white flint, was found, the lion in Parliament, he stuffs it up his nostrils you must rest content A white doth is police ■ arrested her in Paris, but could die to which was wrapped with copper h.h if ho was loading a double-barreled taken by the man and placed over the j j not find any trace of the missing valua­ wire. Was this one of tho trophies pre­ gun­ Tire " crooked whisky" men are mak­ bosket, after having been well shaken so bles, and the prisoner pcririste-ntly as­ sented by Father Marquette or LaSalle, 200 yearn ago, or may it not have a much ing terribly terry faces at being exposed. tliat you may bo assured nothing is in it serted her innocence. ■ It goes against the grain for them to A pipe is produced, and with it a hor­ - At the trial she maintained the same greater antiquity and ante-date the visits rible noise, similar to that always made attitude, and, as no material proof wnn of those curly explorers i The bones of acknowledge tho com; yet if they keep 1 ttill, time perhaps will rectify nil their by snake charmers, and not unlike the forthcoming, she was apparently about those who trod the soil, perliaps when sound a cracked and badly made bag­ to be acquitted, when a sudden move­ tho Mayflower was plowing her course : troublea. "Good-by," responded Peter. "What a treasure you are, my dear. The wash­ ing, I suppose! My mother always washed on Monday.” And awayihc went, content with him­ self and all tho world. ( .At six he returned. .Horror of hor­ rors! there were ladders against his house, and men upon them. Had there been a fire i Ho rushed up, breathless. " What is the matter ? Who are thcoe j men!” he inquired. "Fire! thieves! O! I must be dreaming. ' "Don't make a noise, love," said a voice from the parlor window. "They’re only the house painters. ” •- House—painters!" . "Yes, dear. Don't you know the Dutch proverb, * A coat of paint pays iteelfl*" Peter breathed again. " But the awful expense!" he said. " Dear, dear, yon should have consulted mo.” . He stumbled into the house, and over the form of a man kneeling in the hall. “ Who are you f" he naked. In. reply the person produced a card on whiqh was printed, "Gilt A Binder, Upholsters.” " And what are you ’doing,!” gasped pipe would emit, is made. No one goes Peter. near tho doth or basket, except the al­ " Measuring tho hall for a now oil­ most naked man, who cannot possible cloth, sir,” said the’man. . hide any live snake in his sleeves, for Peter staggered on. the simple and sufficient reason that he A woman was making up a carj>et in has neither sleeves nor jacket, nor,’ in­ the front parlor ; another was arranging deed any other kind of clothing than a curtains. small waist cloth, which would certainly He rushed up stairs. be a most incohvenient hiding place for There sat another woman also at work. a lively young cobra. Tho sheet is lift­ Again he gasped the question, "Who ed, you look nt the basket and see the me you f" tail of a living suoko being gradually "Mrs. Buskirk's regular scumstiejiH, drawn into it, and on tho lid being opened a most distinctly energetic ser­ "And where ia Mrs. Buskirk!” pent is discovered. No sooner in it " Here, love,” said a voice. ’ stirred than it rises on ita tail, spreads And there entered, from tho adjoining out ita hood, and strikes with ita fangs room, a lady dressed in silk, and iu ex­ and tongue nt tho ohnrmor. No one pansive crinoline, with bracelets, brooch, would care to examine that banket bow, earrings %nd a little lace cap worth a with a cobra four feet long making vi­ small fortune. cious miajm at the juggler. The charmer "Tho furniture is ordered, and the takes good care that tho miake comes nesir painters are here, and I've engaged all you, for with a dexterous movement he tho servants, Mr. Buskirk,” said tho seizes the reptile by tho head, aud hold­ lady : "and cook wonts to know whether ing it in one bond comes to you with tho you like beef under or well done. In basket in the other, while yon put a such things yon shall have your choice rupee into the receptacle, if only to in­ always. There was no time to make a duce him to gD away. pudding to-day, so we must have ices. The snake gone, a stout, strong girl Strawberries, too, arc only two shillings comes forward, main's a deep obeisance, a basket” and then, stepping back, throws a man ‘ ‘ Mrs. Buskirk, have you gone crazy 2” weighing fully eleven stone over her shoulders. Nor docs ahe stop here, for cried Fetor, " or am I dreaming!” " I’m wide awake, at all events," cried she seizes her victim once more, places tho lady. " I’ve starved long enough, him crosswise on her back, and then and worn that brown merino until I hate tosses him into the air as though ho was unulc.pf feathers, and not n brood-ahoul"Fond of dross!” repeated Peter ; dcred human being. Turning backward on her feet, she picks up straws with her " and loved good things I" " Loved good things,” repeated the eyelids, throws somersaults, and lifts spouse ; "and now I’m married I moan weights which wpuld astonish the,ordi­ ... have UIU1U nary London acrobat While TO ..... she is thus .....O to them.. ” " But if—I had—known—I—” began performing, jugglers arc changing pebPeter. I bles into birds, birds into eggs, and eggs " Wouldn’t have married me, 1 sup-1 into plants; men thread beads with their ixww," said the bride. "Well, my cousin, Mm. Brown, told me that, you know." ment in the court excited the attention of the audience. M. Fournier, advocate, entered, carrying a lady’s bonnet-box, and folloved by two young women. He ad­ dressed the Judge, stating*the follow­ ing circumstances : " Mlle. Cazat, who is the governess of my children, was sent this morning by my wife to Auteuil, to ask the character of a cook about to be engaged by us. There she colled on a dressmaker named Heinen, and, in the couse of conversation, spoke of the present trial, Snd fcnentioned the name of "They wut to "Marry me, aud keep me from being I for the rake of exauijfle. Don't fool any ruin*---!.” jtime away on poetry, and don't even look " What the widow s answer wm may st a girt until you can plead a case. If be judged from the tact that three weeks you can follow these inatmetious you .. . . _ .b __ .. . .. _ succeed. . will If you cannot, go and **»*e.’“*—------------« - • - —•o" . •• ‘ • Peter, and the bride wearing her brown | friends." across the Atlantic, or it may be many years before, were found in large num­ tree in an insecure place put a capital bers. Who shall unravel the secrets of stone imitation of n dog under it to this sepulcher, or make plain the story frighten off boyn. The other mornin.; of the mound-builders he went out to find the legs and tail broken off the image, and the body It cannot be that this earth is man's sticking hi tho ground and labeled: only abiding place ; it cannot be that "This ’ere dorg feels sick.” our life is a bubble, cast up by the ocean of eternity to float for a moment on its waves, then sink into nothingness. Else why is it that the glorious aspirations which leap like angels from the temple of our hearts are forever wandering about unsatisfied I Why is it that the rainbow and the cloud come over us with a beauty that is not of earth, and then pans off and leave us to muse upon their faded loveliness! Why is it that the stare which hold their festivals around the midnight throne arc set sc far above the grasp of our limited faculties, for­ ever mocking us with their unapproach­ able glory I And finally, why is it that the bright forms of human beauty are preeented to our view but for a moment and then taken from us, leaving the thousand streams of affections to flow back to Alpine torrents upon our hearts? We are born for a higher destiny than that of death ; there is a realm where the rainbow never fades—where the stare will bo spread out before us like the islets that slumber ou the ocean,aud where the beautiful beings that here para before us like shadows, will stay in our presence forever.—Anonymous. the prisoner. The other exclaimed, •Laporte! why, I know her ; she loft a box with me some time ago, and I liave not seen her ainoe ; suppose it should contain the jewels f After a little con­ sultation they decided on at once taking a cab and driving off to inform inc of the circumstance. This they did, and I now introduce them to the Court.” The Judge ordered the box to be opened, Bud one of the ushers of the Court, liaviug forced the lock, drew out the jewel-case with its contents complete. Naturally great commotion followed. The prisoner cast one agitated glance at the proof of her crime, bnt remained otherwise im­ movable. The Court complimented the two women oi^ the intelligence ami promptitude which they had displayed, and told them that they would not go unrewarded, as they were entitled be­ tween them t6 the 5,000 franco offered for the discovery. The case then proceed­ ed, and the jury found the prisoner guilty ‘ ‘ extenuating circumstances. ! without She was sentenced to ten years’ imprison­ ~ Go<k1 beef wsoft, fine and of an agree­ ment, and afterward for a similar period able red color, lightly streaked through to the surveillnnca of tfie police.-Qaligwith white veins. If the fat is of a yel­ nanVa Mcttcnger (Paris). lowish white it is a sign of youth and tendcrueas. The best steak it what is Japanese women ore eliarming in man­ called porter-house steak. Ribe’of beef ner, and would be iu appearance, were are generally considered beet for roast­ tongues, join innumerable pieces of cot­ it not for their ungainly forms, wliich ing. Chickens, to be vary good, should ten into one long cord, keep half a are ruined bya clumsy mode of dress, be picked dry as soon as killed ; their score -f sharp knives in the air at once, and, among the poorer classes, the prac­ tenderness may be tested by the flexi­ throw cannon balls with their toes, and tice qj carrying burdens on the bnuk. bility of their joints and by the wliitspin tops on the ends of twigs. Pande­ When a J»i>aneso girl reaches the age of neas of their skins. monium reigns, the clatter is unbearable, You can distinguish tough beef by its 16 years without having undergone either and one is compelled, as was the Prince, of tl»e processes of deformity, sh« is o color ; it has very often » whitish look, to dismiss the tribo of vagrants without instead of a deep dark red color. A wonder to the eye, and remains so until further delay. i 23, or possibly a little later. Then she surer way to distinguish, whether or not I c<»h«j to cliarm for a oeruu'n period, in beefsteak is tender, try to thrust your It is a fact well known iu history that' any way cxeqpting by her manner, and thumb through the muscle ; if it resists the nine of diamonds haaboeu called the < that is generally preserved to the bud. and the fiber seems strong, the steak is _ Bnt . . curae of Scotland,. and tho following as she « grows old slw lias a chance tough; if yon can put your thumb i reason bus been amigned for the fact of becoming quite delightful again, through easily, the steak is tender. As ! In the distracted state of tho country I 'J here is nothing nicer than a dignified to "which is the best cut for steaks,'* wo I during the reign of Mary, a .man, George i and white-haired old Japanese lady, usually prefer "porter house," but a I Campbell byname, altemi»ted to steal * She ia always happy, for she is always "sirloin steak,” or a "round,” » often Peter looked at her. The truth w.m plain'al last He stared at hte' Luly for five minutes by the cloak, and then rushed out of the house, muttering, " Taken in ! tak.m in !** * It i* said Peter Buskirk never recov­ ered the shock. Against his will he lived luxuriously ever after; and his —economical.' wife astoniahed the neighlmrhood by her magnificent attire and grand parties. ‘•Wen, to. t-tow ar aftoen—comBut nevertludwH Peter himself expired that,"said the lady. "No, I'm afraid in less than a year ; and the last words on liis lips were said to be "Taken in! ■••n*hleTO prole, at todlltag. make your property over to me, no that taken in!” I could be sure you would not min your­ ---- -...j. ---------igs? . j the crown out of Edinburgh Castle. In mucii respected and cherished by her self. Of course that ia xmpoemble, ^nd TUB xairrBJBta tk^db. this lie was uusnccessful, but managed youngers, and at a certain age the qatit would be such a care that really I When a young man entered a Detroit i to abstract nine valuable jewels, and ural liighbreeding of the race appears in; lawyer‘m office to study law, the prac- f escaped safely to a foreign shore. To 1 her to attain ita crystalization. titioner sat down beside him and raid : replace tlu»e, a heavy tex was laid upon " But if you could find an economical tiemau I so much respect." I’VKi.ic nvii.innos. And the •xconomical relict Hushed and • jwnj Imve no time to J the country, which the poor oppressed i woman, Mr. Buskirk.” It M given out from Washington that hemtateit • fotj away> and JOU do^»t p.aS ont J>iHOpio thought so great a gi ievonce that " Ah! if I could find a mermaid.” ___ u ; I,; the Houm Commjft<x> on Public Build" One who never w«ted a j^nuy.” It waa Peter’s turn to pause and con- I jrua’t keep jOU ]irr„ thirty days. Do tiwy termed it tho curse of Scotland «TO. to TOko . gro.1 toroerf IS to.7 lb,___________ j "“k“ ««ox " She docs not ttxi»t, ma'am.” witter. Hw W-Mt away to do so, and, re- J ——■ ——* —i*. .« u______ * ¥<., TO" ■ ! bro, Uw TO*- rf O«r«r C«upl»ll i» ™ '’aUAng, Mcl. „ “ Who lives on next to nothing. The turning suddenly to hisboiiMi, found his ; W«U, uo» lUra. Bo polta, to oU Uw TB otoxto ] wplrouton \ ” “ T ** “ "Croy lor public mfact ta, Mr. Buakirk. I-have such a lady serving-maid selling dripping to a man. iTOTOto they l»TO (Mb. Bo relotoo to U." -ril^nro,. tomtoo of ! <•< budiog. •goxl to too boys, brmu-.-th.yTO, growI Giro — . Th. nrouUte for thio erool *>™ df bo eonUuuod, baek to the Widow Barlow *. 1V upto. <~h taro Work it. with A «l ~ too, l.y tb., rid--u l'«» »»■»>•T* r.,««ton. .M gto p.Su do to chord, of th. kbrl pf Mr. -ho to. to th. tiro, to. korp lAd.bcg. to r^ror .dl uot be -aid to himself. NO. 19. th® Beuretary of State for Scotland. The coat of-arms belonging to ins family ■. bears nine diamonds on its shield, and ‘ the people, not dariug to stigmatize the . of.Stair. . the ocrea ot Sootiand, Master " And have you no other sons P'aaked a curious lady of a bronzed old s«a Cap­ tain. " Ob, yes, madam, I had one that lived in the South 8** islands for nearly a tlozen years.” "Really! Was ho bred there, and what was his taste—tho eea or land F " No, madam, he wasn’t brand—ho was meat ; leastways the nig­ gers ate him, and os for his taste, the chief stid ho tasted of terbacoer." The lady walked to another part of the ship, and tho Captain smiled and took a freak quid. Ak earnest looking stranger entered Ilin Director’s office at Detroit, the other day. aud asked how the poor came on, and after a little conversation said: "Please name aome -poor widow who would like a barrel of flour.” “ 111 he only too glad," replied tho official. "Mra. S----- would like one.” "Would aheI” "I know she would.” "Well, I hope you’ll send one up!" sighed the stronger, as he backed for the door. —Frtc Prcaa. Some time ago two Loudon thieves put in practice a plan of robbing a jew­ els* which had tMien deecribed in a ntory invention. The jeweler was furious (he lost $40,000, so it was excusable), nud wrote to the editor of the magazine, asking him if it was his mission to in­ struct tliievcp in now ways of plunder­ ing the public. “ My dear sir,” replied Die editor, blandly, "If you had taken in my periodical (winch I hope in future you will dq), you would have been put upon your guard. Thn< ouiKtiof neglect­ ing the claims of literature.” Dry-picked poultry is preferable, an disreputebio/extent among American scjiding detracts from , the flavor of the meaL I think the male is more apt to the slave traffic is exciting aerioue ateen- Springer, of Iilinoia, has introduced Gongreesman William B. Williams, of Michigan, h«a introduced in tin* House It prohibits citizens. d the United States, a ball to provide for the survey x>f a ship ouial across the State of Michigun, ns in foreign follow: trafficking to CMM mmiK with phua wta Mttaraw of oort, to be made b» an o3u-«r of augi ve* r>. for further p a rhtp canal from the nnxitb of the Kalanux «> Briar, on Um eastern >tav» of L«ke Mrs, Aixxx, of Hartford, wife of Um to lb* ctouth of tSe Wwr JUmu>. ou Like sx-Mayor, has jw.rtially recovered her of Muiab-o kx-«iv& and dtaMtoraK* fix eyesight, after a blindness ofreventeen years. She. it nutomahed to see how old | The ••xpiaaation relates to the battle of dresses the women wear. It �SENSATIONS! quickly he’ll jl that citixen body, and he'll bless you ! if-yoti’H heh> him prove that ali’ bis- ranur, GRAND BKK.--W* young man frequently, about somebody or uthei GOOD GOODS! nrogreas.uutirhe gels his nuse pulled. W« have wen- tbui tried several the young raan-never faikd it. make *. sensation. ! IX»WeRl MVING Profit. GHAKD RAPIDS AID DETBOIT, TIME TABLE. 'It has nut yet been decided whethr say uno will be allowed to eFell grounds. Gentlemen, your hesitation may prevent the State of Michigan from taking any active part in the great exhibition. . 'Am l tn Search ul the feline. . •, C..ts don't rat sugar,young man !" **. They don’t?*' ’ “No sir; the' thief is a boy about your sixe.” “ He is, eh ? I’d just like catch blur in hcre.unce f “ II this "Ugar is disturbed again," she said, as ahe revered the Lux, “ 1 know of a hoy who will get his jack­ et dusted " !' I hat’s bully ! I wish you’d lei me . stay out Of school so’a to see .you cutch and maul him." And he went out to devour the • Will yonr Honor charge the jury,’ party at weed chopper*. Mr. Frye <rf Ludington ■ pined guilty of asked an Arkansas lawyer at the con­ clusion of a horse-thief Inal? T will,* replied his Honor, *lbe Court charges each juryman one dollar for drinks, John .Campbell who kilted Fbwlabaa nt aud six dollars extra for the one who used the Count’s hat for a spittoon | during the first day of the session.’ Jobs Chrtetaraa’s buiMt’ag, nt Grand RapThe colored ladies of Washington call themselves brunettes, aud back it np with a kick from a juot thirteen inches long. * The Detroit Paper Company, of .Detroit, The busband of tho period is one who soonoat comes to a full stop at home dights. Uabilhlee. That Coldwater man who had a baby left Several foreign naval powers, says the London Standard, are -directing their attention to the practicability of rMabMbing telegraph station in mid wmu, Jiy which messages can ba sent from any. part of the sqn along the line of tlie cablu to the termini )mmdLi oq shore, and vuc tw^a so that communication with iron-claos, mail steamers and other vessels, when out nt »««, may be established. Thu in ventioa consists of a hollow sectional column, with » base plate attached by hall and socket-joint, which column is lowered into the water, and anchored rigidly to the. ground. The branch cable is coupled with the main cable, and carried along the column to the surfaea of the water, to be there eon nccled with instruments on board the vessel. By thia invention ii is pro]«paed to control naval aud strategical movements, while a ship in 'distress could communicate her exact position, the nature of her disasters, and thus ryocura assistance. world believe' that it waa only a rag baby. Too thin, loo thin! ' - SAP BUCKETS! IDIR/ST GOODS 8b» was put GROCERIES! SIZES Than any other man-hi the State. BUSINESS MEN GUTTERS! CUTTERS! Don’t buy until you have seen OTTE?, GOODS AND PRICES BEST $1.00 TEA FOR 87J CENTS .' ■ nOJCT FAIL TO TRY MINK! For we will give- you better goods in the Hardware Line, foi less money thau any other house in Barry or Eaton counties. The Hlghcut Market Price paid for Country Prddncc. (Ez* \\ csi Side of Main afreet, opposite Uni an House. DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING WOLCOTT STORE Credit. Printing! O. CROCKER C. C. Wolcott’s Affricultnral Sheds LET THE EAGLE SCREAM I’ new livery: LONG BRICK EXTRAORDINARY WTHl A LARGE STOCK or CUTTERS ! Stockmann &. Willyard, PROPRIETORS CALL AND SEE. » LOOK HERE! SALE ani BOARDING STABLE, TRUMAN S ! ------ — AT THE----------- RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! NASUVILI.K, MICH. BAILEY “NEWS” OFFICEt Pam and Colored BARGAINS ! JOB PRINTING! AT VERY REASONABLE FIGURES. CONSISTING OF patronize ^oue ^nstititioas. GENEVA NORSERIES, JOHNSTON NURSERY GENEVA, V. \\ PALMYRA, N. Y. NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, fine. We enperiulet*! oui with r»«p-ui<lbJe pertlc-e, Fruit Sc Ornamental IPor Men and "Women. TREES, SHRUBS, VIHES WHICH AUTHORIZED AGENT, I WILL RETAIL . AT KNOWN IN PRICES ORNO STRONG. IMLrs. JE. C. I?ittiiijfex- IS OVR HERETOFORE UN­ ULLINKRYAYANCY GOODS! NASHVILLE! A Full Line of those Double - Width ALPACAS, FOR 25 UTS. TO $1A YARD. verdict in Arkae»a*. what thanking the public for past favors soli BUM mtee lh.t »U work work of th 1. kind l-r wiu ** d°°“in ■ ROBERT JOHSBfON. MEAT MARKET! 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING LIFE INSURANCE. Thia plan, now tha most popular leaves the annual “Baah dividends r.n any ROE & CLEVER, R 8 CENTS TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF MARBLE WORKS Boots, Shoes & BiYbk>ei*s BLACK tc. FULLER, Which will he sold from <50 cents to ?1 less per pair than can be bought elsewhere. A specialty in KVKRY I»KBCRlPTIO5r OF S’£ GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, SJf urarce Soc'iy, (one of the oldest and slrenc-! FRESH .MEATS. LIVERY STABLE! OLD FELT HATS JUST OPENED, 100 PIECES OF W. Ji. DcriNK, Agent. C. R. BAILEY. walking mi her husband’s arm a few nights before What an Amy-able inform the pnblie Ural they will nmi the tree y ello jD woman she must be, eb ? He stole that mi'c—haug When each player in a four hand­ ed game of euchre holds the ‘right An Obiu editor nl down the Biber all kind*, which win sold lew for cael tMiwer* al the aume time, it is pretty . good evidence that the Moody and Sankey revival meetings has not KnMriUa, M>eb. baeo as extended as u should. leaving BEST OK CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON For our Pans, and the best brand of Tin for our Buckets, and hare workman that can . COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! LANDSCAPE GARDENING! recently, C B. BUSH We use nothing but the FEW OF THOSE COADS’ AND CLARK’S THJUCAD, • CTK auoepttid by, the young lolks, who In spite of the hard times in Cana­ walked on to thu- preacher'.- house, da, a gcmleman in Toronto who of­ the father riding home on hu horse.. fered « dollar a day fur two laborers “ As this is yonr fizsl offitose." said to shovel earth off one of the wharves, a mjqpstrale to. a prisoner, “ I’m dis could hot get u man to undertake the poMHl to let you aft.” " Don’t du it," job. Thirty starving men said that pleaded the culpm, ‘Tve been goin’ was not the kind of work they wantio study fur a preacher inore'n two year, aud I won’t never begin till I’m Mra. A ny R>gg advertises in a looked up." Texas p iper that she is able to whip If &i&6 jurors oau by law render a died And leaving their orders early, so as to be sure of getting Them in season. PRINTS FROIH TO 7 CI MZake Better Buckets Clocks, Spectaccs, fi-c. up considerably. newspaper W*olcott Store I HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES, BUBBEBS, BOOT PACS, OVEBSHOES. CHAS. W. 11KMAKAY feL ; truna !E7“ Ail Sttrnr Makers wanting Sap Pans or Sap Buckets, both tin and wood, and Post's Patent Eureka Sap Spouts will do well by calling at the ut 90 Cents, left. 40,000,000 fed arc reported in the valley. The scarcity of m--w snd the expectation of a light crop of logs has done this, and Saginaw, a 17-yeara old dwar( only 82 Mnadrads of people yeslerday re- inches in belgh I, recently was delivered of t—Aed that it seemed jusf like spring a child 20 inches long, weighing six pounds. SwestMicr. The rain, and mist, and The mother and child arc doing well. fogr«ud the public expression prob­ The officers of South Haven have arrested ably ^uit the. idea into the Starling Wesley Crons, Seely Cross, Enoch Cross and Wa head. He came down town Clarissa Crons, for the munler of D. 8. Waiaud bought a stuffed robin ala bird store, went home and placed it on nie II Irsch, Beely, Crow' uiatresa, b the <he4tesbof a .shade tree and when -Use ia'.hw.oame home to dinner hu attention -was called to the fact that ike spring birds- had relumed. ‘Good gracious me !' no exclnimed A case of chronic laziness reported us he put ou his speclno es and saw at Washingtoe. A young man ap­ the robin. pointed to a clerkship in the Treas­ ‘Winter is over, isn't it’’ inquired ury Department was conducted to bis Mrs Starling. . desk and in loaned what his duties •Qfc course it is. Weil, that beats were. The chief of 4he department n»e. Yon might as well take that discovered him a short lime after money 1 Jaycd by for more coal and comfortably reposing in his seat, with fm the children up with new shoes. eis feel characteristically resting on While the old man was combing the desk. ‘Hello.’ said the chief; ‘don’t his hair for dinner Tom pnt the bird yon expect to do any work ?’ ‘Work on the gsite-post, and his father saw be hanged !’ exclaimed the astonished the second robin and exclaimed : youth ; ‘I'had to work hard enough to "Elixa. if any poor folks come get here.* around here give ’em half those 'ta­ The boys of Winnemucca, Nevada, lers iu the cedar, for the weather'll l»e botter'n blazes in less than a had some fun with a showman. They formed a line from the ticket oflice HKiullu'' Before the innocent m.'tn shoved extending around a neat corner. Each back Irom.tha tabla, the bird was ask the price of admission, and, on roosting on a shrub, but careless hand­ being told that it was fifty cents, ling had pulled all the tail feathers shook his head, said it was too dear, retired,and fell in st the head of line. out. “That can’t be a robin,*’ nweed the This was kept upuutil the showman, old man, and he put oh his hal and astonished by the unanimity and the went out and lifted the bird from the seemingly great number, reduced tho limb. While he was lifting, Toni charge, aud then every boy cleared was Hying down the alley. Hjw he out. came out last night the public may A clergyman of a country village never know.—Free Preas.* church desired to give notice that A fellow in Kentucky ran away there would be no service in the af­ with a farmi-r’a daughter and horse, ternoon, as lie was going to officiate and was hotly pursued; The farmer for another clergyman. The clerk, as gut within close range, and flourished soon as the aermon was finished, rose up with all due solemnity, and cried sake “'shouted the lover. I won’t," out, ‘I am requested to give notice was the reply, “’cause rm.afeard I’ll that there will be no services this hit tber host Just leave tber boss snd afternoon, as Mr. L is going fishing lake ther gal." The compromise was with another clergyman.’ POST’S PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOUT. PRICES ! Nablau at 25 Ct». and Chil­ dren’s Stockings [all Wool] NASHVILLE, MICH, The following b the report of the state on bead Doc. 8lal, 1875, $062,076.18; reedpts,/118.068.00; dhbunements, $154,­ 710 92. balance, $910,424.25. AND Men’s Saits from $9.00 to $18.00 Boys’Suits “ $5.50 to $11.50 JEWELER 5 OPTICIAN Byron Welber. a marble culisr, at Bt. Johns, committed eaiclde, Monday, by, tak­ ing 12 grains of morphine. He had only been married four weeks. Dissipalion and SAP BUCKETS! M’MJevflJe, erage ot nearly $600,000 each) of which amount the Equitable l ife Aeaurance So­ ciety alone paid $2,106,668.72 cants. CHAS. W. DEUMT, lain, of Paw Paw, took piton. DIVISION. The -KeiiablcJih^rt I4« biggest luols in tlie neighlnrrhood. The surest-way for a RAPIDS l v fruitT fruit. MFFiLB ROBiS. UP ROBES 4 BOBSE BliHETS A. G. BRACE, toaWfcnu-.Mtkto-.-. and MONUMENTS, . AND A LARGE LOT OF S^ufaciion GuarMUtil. You can be alwwn everything you waul i» CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! ODO M BAVAGBaCOa Gillmsa Bros. rHUI TA Nlf ORNAMENTAL TREES FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! ARD LADIES’ & My «l Tea heals all the hobby prices in town! Ty” Fof further particulars inquire al the counter. • 10.000 G, A. TRUMAN. �IPJSrR, CHNT Henry Ward Beecher B &Q.OO SA VED . . eveiy ten dollars invented hy bujibg your Dry Goods. Groceries, Hate. Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Geuts’ Fumisbiiig GixkJh, 4kf., nt lhe 12 1-2 per cent profit alorr. from 8 to 1U0 adid. and eeW«. Observe TEA JAPAN DUST at Me- l«« their iron Bands hptrj the raging form of “ BUah ’’ and thus ended the fracas. Church are largely. attended. Our friend struck out with a “vim " Uxat —Mr. Oaterbont. the victim of the Ver— A large stook of GIX»VE8 and MIT mc.ntvi.le ax casualty, died on Sunday hurt. would lend aa unprejudiced observer to TENS to be «cld CHEAPER than at any other store is Nashville at HU right foot ting down to burineec. Look out for rieighf. MoJfanm. •f getting their work done thingi bandy. CHARLES FURNlSa. LADIES’ BUBBEH8, Broadway —The tn easier are raging with our friends a few miles north of the village. In one —A second hand first-cla< that old man that Urea up on the State he reeejibled a big italic We, in our more youthful days, had'form­ ed a alight aciuainUnco with skates, and tbs ouly really serious objection we bad boy altowe them to reach tho height of Imwith the rollers was Uiat they would go when near and hold of the walls we managod to get to the other side of the hall and pre our rkatea started and DanOHMBTT S. r. McNatnca. Oy We OfTtreciaie the. value of Cash Custom, aud propose to have it, re ■A—Hiram Coe and Henry Clever are mak­ whilst his left shied up tn the center post Banner. ing arrangements to erect large and hand like a toad to a cabbage leaf in a thunder —When a youngster wishes lo trick the whole family al once, he doos it by abrupth. idiii: EhdaU,. of H<i>Un<. Unship. Ml from CCSTOM SAWING. chair breaking bee arm. Mai! new, and as I shall Uver the lecture before the Literary Society next Monday evening. His subject kill bo “Mindand Matter." 4 the bottom to Dacgukktv'1 (UT I propose to sell at [IP* COST for the next QZ-1 80 days. L. J. WHEfcLER. Jdwt Rrckived.—Anctbrr Jot of that 20c Mtxan CANtit. at tho C. O. 1>. GROCERY. P. M. MeNAMEB. at McNamee C. O V. Grocer . IS. So to H. W. FLINFa for th* favor ite Tohseoo, only ffOcta a lb. Ingion Price, living four miles north-west •f tlie village, was hauling a load of wood, to clora.oul stock, at •Davuiixstv'*. Tlio*» wanting iloXsr, will find bis left arm seriously Injuring IL —Tho serial meetings at the Christian very CHOICE line of Church commenced Tuesday evening with preaching by,Bev P. W. Sinks., of Pittsford. They will continue over the Sabbath, and as HOBBS. Btaefc *■"*-!** T B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and pLEMENT SMITH, V LAWYRR, ATTENTION, ALL! M. FLINT, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, T H. LEE, TFejpvity HherlfT, pay the Highest Market Price for the little upstart " catches up his bat and rushes out of the boose with a chuckle, while all sorts of appellations indicative of disgu«t follow him from all around the tab lo I 1 POTATOES, STUCCO, 25th Mich. Infantiy, is editing the Bismark ^■c., fc., Tribane, which is published 75 miles nearer the Black Hills than any other newspaper, which we ship and retail at bottom prices. and gives mare reliable information con­ AINSWORTH k BROOKS, cerning them. The Tribune is a 40 column . Proprietors. quarto—a repcecntative western newspaper. together with a fine crayon portrait of Gen. Caster, for one dollar. . Adderess, Tetscxx, Bunnark. D. T. He seemed to ‘epjoy going down at first, but when the youihful portion of the com­ pany organised and fixed a tack Just where Wbiykr.—In Penfield, Calhoun county, the situation from a more srrious stand Mi ah., Ja.inary 25th, at her residence, Mrs. point, and after cuffing cne boy’s ears up Josephine A. wife of David S. Welver, aud and anoC- er's down, he was allowed lo daughter of Jacob and Catherine Hoffman, of Maple Grove, aged 24 y*ar» aitd 24 days. k Uowk>. W. A. AYLSWORTH. Proprietor. ary term of the circuit court for this oodnly, CORN, APPLES, OATS, we started again. as follows: F. W. Collins and J. F. Em cry_ This little episode served to render us rU>».t Kuh.ille hu k.rJof Thomepple; Nathan Slawson, of Barry ■ Cbarlee H. Swartout. Brainard Slater,' and up on one of Beethoven's grand marches, Marrin Flowers, of Prairieville ; E F. *Nye Delivered at their ---- The Maple Grove School Board not be­ and catching tn* Inspiration we Joined the and J. H. Monore, of Johnstown; Jacob ing satisfied with pulling half the hair out Kline and A. Bartholomew, of Hope; Wai­ ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE ieoood a little difficulty. Our left foot seetulace 8. Brown, of Hastings ; H. C. Bogers, against him for not repairing the school W. W. McKibbin aud Arnold Sisson, of house chim’nry. and after proscribing divers parabolic Carlton ; James Dunning and W. W. Kelley, -Schuyler Colfax will soils ou the in­ of Hastings City; M. R. Taylor.of Assyria ; habitants of Hastings next Tuesday even in gGeorge H. Spa kling, of Yankee Springs; LATH, Dul did it with a determination to Jar Waller Dunham and Robert McCartney, of SHINGLES, “Life, Character and Public Services of Maple Grove; A. J. Walker, of Irving; Da­ WATER LIME, in the throng Ju»t at that moment, and said Abraham Lincoln." # vid Sanborn and Henry Smits,-of Baltimore, SALT, throng piled upon us until we felt- as thin and John H. Mills, of Woodland. HAIR, as a ease knife. re would his views.un the currency question to the like to see our mother, and then we look off Secretary of the Interior. the rollers. Our friend, however, was made of tough­ —0; D. Nedtell, of the Hartford Dtiy Spring, has made himself ths hero of the er material. Said a little Jew boy to him : ‘ It almost makes me cry lo see you tall down so hard." While we thought he wojld make a good pile-driver, he came down so printing that little piece. ’ WEBSTER ■ g PA RADY, Manufacturer of Boots and Shoe*, I> TOHN Q CRESSY, »J Hit B II 11 00 5 Olover Seed, &c., — MATCHES warranted 300 only seven MoKamMC. Prices our Just opened 60 pieces Plaid Prints, (beasties) 7 cents per yard. ” " 10 *• LonlHale Cotions, 12} *• ’• e. ELLIS. M. D. • 'Offmlil* •rnrl.o.mtbrw “ " 20 " Brown Cotton, . 6 '• “ Piles of Feh Skirts at . j 85 and npwards. Good Cotton Batts, pound rolls, 121 cents 1 JJ A. BARBER, M.. D, Men’s Rubber Boots, 12.93 13 Grades of Tea. from 38 cents and'upwards. A beautiful Oil Chromo given with each pound sold. gardiets of all competition ! MEW SAW MILL lulir* atrrrfsrj. M At Kiwaaa Bao». at the Pmttoflke. . C. t MCYO.W. WONDERFUL! BUT TRUE. Aswvusva'*. *4. NtS 05 ~ Ann envelop®* »h«> i-^ur O.VVU HemlM, it the NKXV8 Cfflcc. k ? 3 X 0.EO. R- PIANO AND ORGAN t TERMS |to PER QUARTS*. MONEY TO K LOAN I Oi Apnitl Eol Lull Inrilk 3 I IN SUMS OF $300.00 and UPWARDS ON LONG TIMM. RUSSELL. ELI STRONG, Practical Millwright, BILL BACHiaHY, NEW GOODS I BOISE BRO’S Specialty. Com 'UM. JONES DURING Tilt LARGE INVOICE! Centennial At half pant ten ojplock the shingle of “Off Also FINLEY’S CELEBRATED TOLEDO —Eiihu Chipman’s lecture upon “ Worn- Bonche'e Ger man Syrup has been need in this n hood for the past two or three y*ai out a single failure to cure. If y not used this medicine yourwelf. ge druggist and ask him of its woedcr roller skates and fall down 97 times during ELIHU CHIPMAN, Society last Monday evening, was well at­ The next morning we held a reconoisance. tended by both ladies and gentlemen. Eiihu handled the snt jeet well, and gave to bis follows : listeners a firsl-^iaM lecture. Justice of the Peace, BOTTOM PRICES Xaahvllle, MlgJu. General Conveyancing, DRUGS, MEDICDJE8, Improving and we hope to see her restored in any medicine, just buy a Sample Bottle io health soon. wagon. He received, serious ipjari remained nnoonselons for 24 hours. PAINTS, OILS, NASHVILLE MARKET BRUSHES, to leave his pulpit, go dewn into the aud- to behave himself. And that is the kind of a hairpin they have for an editor up Lbere- DR H. S. THOMAS, MERCHANT TAILOR I VARNISHES, WITHOUT THE AID OF THE Knife or Eating Plasters LOAN: Dry Goods WAIX PAPER, dock found their way on to the barn floor One horse died. CANCERS CURED MONEY TO BOOKS, STATIONARY, make a s^wdiJt^ ot. and keep s full sasorting water at the depth of sixty ftet or more. TEAS, COFFEES, 32? in READY HADE CLOTHING SPICES, —Last Monday morning, while engineer TOILET ARTICLES, DRESS GOODS! OF JHB lara.YOUTHS’&BOTS’ CLDTHIItt PERFUMES. YPSILAfiTL MICH., . Th.raull.au>, »tr. u>d AU. CANCER INFIRMARY. UNIOK HOUSE, HASflVILLE, Saturday, Nashville, Mick Xov. la. Stat* or Michicax —From the appearance of the Map e Rapids Messenger we arc inclined to think of charades. Oscar should HmIUM.', on little ones. MRS. L. O. CBOCKBB THK HEST of January, In F’eb. C»th SUrllaga, Wines and Liquors Sheetlags, Bnshisgs, of thrir ways aud join the Christian Church Worsteds. Real and Imi- POSES GXLT. tUl-Wrt- XzU-C&e,. AU.A- JLAl-Ctf* Hate, Caps, Mr. Gasmens Hansen died al his rosi- Fall and Winter HLLHKYimCIGOOIE! FOR MZDTCA.L AND MKCHANICAL FCT1- Passimentira, Zeal ana Imitation HairCooda. Drr«, and Cl.akmakia. 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NO. 20. and the old woman looked greedily at it as Mildred placed it in the sunny win^°>irrAr-r-KV }-\TTJT <rr * ¥ .. . 1( U-, ilmt’u du; and now. would you mind giving old Aunt Pa­ tience a kiss I" * “ How ridiculous I” said Evelyp, curl­ ing her lip, as Mildred nflunmd ones more to her work. The idea dt your in­ conveniencing yourself so much fora creature like that, 1876, Thomson anxiously waited for a There ww Mr. Willis, of New York, has introduced letter from England, which he concealed cramped, Milly. And it is locked, too.” Mildred looked a moment in amaze­ fiftfaJJffpUMj*’ bill providing fpr the when it arrived. . precirion with which be avoided pasting ment at tho box, and then uttered a lit­ repeal of ail laws authorizing the pay­ objects, and by the superhuman efforts tle cry of surprise. he made to slirink himself up bo that his “ Now l lmow the meaning bl the tiny in the navy who may bo engaged in the clothes' wouldn’t fit him, that, aomrihing kiay that hung from Aunt -Patience's mijiun, o( .u>, rw«.l or .any other lawful rtrtoA of gold beads," she exclaimed, prize. Thia bill iwfounded on the theory bankruptcy stalking abroad through flic wan the matter. “ O-o-o I Whoop! Great G—nun!’ hurriedly unfastening the antique orna­ that the distribution of money ia a relic land, and so forth, and she liad consent­ ed to the discharge, of the nurse girl, he explained as a man rar^aguinst him ; ment from her slender nook. “Char­ “ Til choke you to death if you don’t ley, it is like a story in a novel! Un­ paval iwrvice. Should a similar princi­ and up-stairs girl, and had wheedled the ple be recommended in' the tomy Mt. cook into doing the general housework. keep on your tide of the walk I” lock the box—my hands tremble so.” “ But a gentleman jostled me, sir,” “Are you going-opt, with this . The little key turned ia the look, Willis says it would convert the soldiers Tliat .wasn’t enough. He camo home ",, ‘ revealing an inner coser tlmt hod ■ no into organized brigands. one night and mid he was going to dis­ stammered the man. । 'n><*n>46, niarmUg, Mildred Xkludreti i" । [[ “ Hang the gentleman ! Hang you!” ic Ibero, and tw nlwd 1 charge the hostler; that money had gone Evelyn was standing before tho glass, lock—a case full of layers of rustling portaflt bill, which is ndw~being consid­ up to thirty per cent,; that he couldn’t exclaimed the irritated man ; “ I've gotn Masting the pink, foam-like,plume n! JW*** • ;. UtPV fltr dxqnihite hat ' _ “ Only twenty notes for 81,000 each,” ered by the Committee on Public Lands, afford to carry his life insurance any bile ; I’ve got. two of ’em ; I’ve got three of ’em 5 and when I get wall I’ll bust the • ’»^Nb—Aunt Patience is very ill, and arid Mr. Glenn, umiocriitely. “My declaring lands heretofore granted to longer; that she mustn’t ask for any I really think, some one ought to stay dear, I told- yon tiiut Aunt Patience was certain railway companies subject to more new clothes for a year. She wept man that busts them!” Ho laid his hand carefully on his thigh over tba hon.se and pinched expenses State taxation. . with lwr.“ the Witch of Endor.” Mr. Fort, of THinois, has introdtu.- d down again, and things ran along until and limped away with tears in his eyes, “ Now, Mildred, how, absurd you are! “ No—rather a fairy godmother,'* said but in turning out to let a woman pass Mamma will lie very angry, and you Mildred, with a sudden gush of tears, as a' bill to protect the buffalo of the plains the other day, wheh he remarked: “We’ve got to reduce still farther or lie ran against a hitclung-post. know Mr. Haymond is going with ns !” she remembered all Aunt Patience's enig­ from premature extinction. He grabbed the post and puked and Too thin—The ice.— Bouton Post. •“ EtsilyD,” said tho younger sister, matical words. •Senator Sargent’s bill to promote, the bust I” “Dear Charles, take She was- pondering over his remark* wrenched it from its place; kicked it Wateb can go and come when its tide. looking .up with quiet determination in the money—it has just conic in time for efficiency of tho lighthouse Service, pro­ ________ vidaa that ril i£e oporaiicns shall be per late that evening when ho camo home. •into the rood, and whacked it against her grave brown eyes, “I love Charles your need.” Glenn, and liim only. If I cannot “. Take the money! And pray what formed undec tho direction of the Secre­ Hd was so long getting his overcoat off the pavements, and then started after down. . marry Charisy, jthen I prater to remain1 return hav^ I lo make f tary of the Treasury. There shall be that she went into the baJL Ho gave tlw woman like a madman. CotnrraH chums—Your wife’s siiop“ Madam,” said he, as he overtook ringiarf1 > “ Only yourself, ” whispered Mil­. only one Secretaty of the Lighthouse the coat one awful jerk just then ami fell ping bills. her in a dry-goods akfre, “oue-word : I Evelyn turned away with on angry toss’ dred, laughing and crying in the same, Bdhrd, who shall be an officer of the A Miss dood—Giving title to a young “What on earth ails you!" she ex­ have upon my thigh a circumscribed of the pink plumes, and Mildred went up1 breath. “We can be married now navy. There shall be detailed from the subcutaneous inflommatian, character­ lady’s property. to the post of duty at Miss Patience5 Chartey.’’ Engineer Corps of the army an officer to claimed, as nh«; tried to help him up. ized by a pointed pustular tumor, and ■ E vkrt old maid ean boast of two “Nozzing,’, ho replied. Perkins' bedside. They were married ; and in the bright, act as Engineer to tho Board, .and per­ As ho. got up she peered into his face. suppurating with a central core. I also beaux, but they are elbows. “ You're a good girl, my dear—a gotxl little bay-window, in tho sitting-room. form the du fire now devolved npon the '• Engineer Secretary, and" have general The fact was as plain as if it had been have one on the back side of my front Skkvnd luv is liko a seknnd kaee of girl,” croaked tho old crone. “ It isn’t Aunt Patience's rqu garaiuum thrives as every one ’ wiidd give up her own‘ | gallantly as wlwn its roots twined round supervision of woVks of construction, etc. writton on a whitewashed fence with tide, nnd another one on------ " memdes—the patient always haz it lite. • “Git out!" shrieked the woman, “colored ” tar. pleasures to ait Ix-si-lo nu old woman The bill reported in the Semite by Mr. Iv you oil the Michigan people ' tho mysterious box. “ You are drunk!” sho said, as sire whacking him with a bundle of calico ; on a sunshiny morning like this. “Michiganders, ’.isn’t an Illinois man But Evelyn still remains single, and Logan,'from the Military Committee, A>i! Pta »va.UiV.&» Win4*-JTOC1BU. rr».-rgit out! or I’ll call the perltec!” I'll tell you what, dear, I moan, to ! respecting-'the Medical . Qorps of the an “ Illino^stert” says sometimes with a sigh, “ Who Ho gazed at her without replying. “ But I wiw going to say—” leave yon that rose geranium in my would havesupjMised Aunt Patience Per­ army, provides that the number of As­ “ Hero, you’ve been yelling * reduce! “ Git out!” she shrieked. will.” sistant Surgeons now allowed by law three boys America, United States, and kins was ho rich!" reduce ! ’ all winter, and while I am try ­ “ That you — ’ ’ . MMdred smiled to herself ■ at the im­ sludl lx? reduced to 125; that the office Kb*4 Dever reteel wtul ■ tairy.iike •jwll, Cliriatopber Columbus, and a new comer ing to reduce you go and get drunk I “ Git out I” she yelled again. portant torn* in which Aunt PntieDec of Medical Storekeeper shall be abol­ XLXJSTBXt, -teDITOn AXJJ yOHOBH. You’d bettor reduce your whisky I” “ Busted one of 'em,” he fifially ejacu­ he has calk'd Centennial. spoke. ished, and that hereafter there shall be Ono of tho most startling revelations A mam returning to-the home of his .“Vi said anyaing ’bout rejucoi" be lated, and if ever I find out where you ' “ I will take good care of it, aunt,”she , four Surgeons with. the runk, pay and recently made is that of tlw series of asked. live I’ll let your cow loose in the yard ■ boyhood felt sad because the old dock arid. emoluments of Colonel, and eight with frauds . perpetrated by tho.ltov. E. D. , which used to stand at tho head of tho “ Yea, you have !” . some washing day and lot her chewup “ I know you will Mildred—I know the .rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, to be “ Whaz want rejuoo fort” AU^ PATJENCi PEJiKINtL you will, and yon arc tho only living Winslow, 6f -Boston—ex-clorgymta. dxtlw whole of yonr petticoat# and tread stairs had run down. agent of Zion's Herald, ex-proprietor promoted by seniority from the medical “ Ody to-day yon said we’d cither got your sheets and pillow-cases into the A Passaic father wants to know “what person I’d leave it to.” . officers of the army. ■ “Mildred, I thought you were alone and editor of tho Boston Daily News,' to reduce or bust. ” mud and break down your front gate." will keep a respectable, but poor young She WB8;Wlent for a few ’uinntes, and Representative Willis, uf New York, —I was not aware that Mr. Glenn was and more recently treasurer, manager, “ Di say zat I" Then he slid out and was limping man, from hanging round the front of then spoke. has introduced * bill providing in all with you." and editor of tho Boeton Post. Mr. “ Yes, you did.” down the street when he slipped up on tho house Tell him the girl is sitting “ Milly, it would be a dreadful fate if cases 'where the Tariff, Revenue or Col­ Winslow passed bis early days in the vil­ “ Well, ju rejuca?" . a piece of ice and camo down with an on the back fence. ’ ' a young girl like you were married for lection laws orc ambiguous in thoir lage of Ware, Mass., where ho worked “ No ; how could 11” energy that startled all of tlie horses in her money. ’’ As exchange says: “In our obituary • terms, or whenever a question arises a* in a factory as a bobbin boy. He saved “Zen didn’t I bust?’* the vicinity and ebook the window-panes notice of the late Mr.------ ; in yesterday’s Mildred opened wide her brown eyes ; to their proper interpretation, the tax ­ “My dear, there must be an end of his earnings, and with thorn obtained a She laid him on the lounge and went in the stere fronts. woa Aunt Patience wandering in her iasue, for tho phrana ‘ ho was a noble and payer or importer shall .always be given this sort of thing’" good education, with the intojitimi of off to bod, and yesterday she was adver­ There was a shriek, a long-drawn wail, pig-headed man,’ read, ‘ho wm a noble mi»d< the benefit of the doubt. ’ becoming a minister of tho gospel. Ilin tising for an up-stairs. girl and a nurse. a volley of oaths, and a variety of groans and iHg-bearfod man.’ ” Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, lias offered in “ But if some good young man loved “ My flcar, we wofi*t argue the point,” energy enabled him to accomplish this —Detroit Pnc Press. and sobs, which attracted tlw attention “ Thbsb are pretty hard times to na, I mid Mrs. Yorke, mttingher lips together you for youreelf alone, that would be aaj; ia- iSwt -wht-u about twenty-ope the House a-joint resolution proposing of a kind-hearted doctor, who took him can tell you, sir,” explained a tramp, with that firm contraction that Mildred quite difl^rent—qirito diffterenL Mfily yean old, he became tho pastor of a an amendment to the Constitution of the into a drug store and hung him across drawing the back of one hand acrow; knew boded no good. “I wont you to give me a drink of water ; my old lips church in Phillipston, Maia., where he United Staten which provides that, after I WathluincQ G>r. ChiutfO Triboar.) the back of a chair, where he writhed tho year 1882 (so os not to affect existing epu^e and help Evelyn- about that tulle are parched, and then place* my little ■ remained about a year. The Postoffioe Department has a new ___ and wiggled until a boy with a grocery his eyes, while he shut the other upon a ’ Then Mie terma of office), the annual meeting of plan for postage on third class matter donation of ten cents. “ Lota of families trimming now—it’s such a pity that geranium where T can Hee it" preached in tho neighboring towu Of curt guvuliim u Beat in a bushel-basket Mildred obeyed, beginning Jo fear that Congress shall be on the first day of who’d never think a year ago that they . Aunt Patience should come just at this for tho transmission of merchandise and'took him home. South Boyidstou, and from there went January, and making the terms of Sena­ through the mails. 'Hie main features • poor old Aunt Patience was very ill rv could mix up biscuit without cream, now tin»,^wtaea.we ar«'0o busy I” • j to Chester and preached acceptably, but I deed. tors and Representatives thereafter of the plan arc these ; The plan pro­ soon resigned his position and enlisted Evelyn Yorke, sitting at the window She was right, for toward evening .the as a private ifi “ Billy” Wilson’s Zouave* elected correspond with such ehangu. ceeds upon the ostablishcd fact tht*. A Highaaxd minister who found his in the midst of a cloud of tulle and Gen. B.uiuing, of Cincinnati, Chair­ mcrchandiso cannot bo carried for tho old lady began to glow worse, and the while that regiment wm lying at York­ congregation going to sleep one Sunday Tbrre U hinging thl» brief note. whiterribbon, was very different from man of the House Committee on Military long distance known as tho “long doctor shook his rage head. before he had fairly commenced sud­ town. Afterward he was commmsiotied denly stopped and exclaimed, “Brethren, Just nt the hour of midnight, while by Gov. Andrew ns Chaplain of the Nine­ Affairs, has prepared a bill which soaias heads ” at the rates fixed by the law that —Eochester Express. “Where have yon been, Mildred!" to meet tho approval of amajopty of the MiM Evelyn Yorke; in golden Kilk, -with teenth Bcgimant Msssachmkrtto Volun­ it's nao fair; gie a mon half a chance. has just passed tho House, except at a she asked, petulantly.. “I am tired to r.isaioa xoteh roses in her hair, was floating through a teers. Failing health and the personal committee, reducing the pay of officers laa to tlw Government. It is therefore Wait till I get alang, and then if I’m nae death of being lectured by that horrid Solid Valenciennes lace overdress, worth ’listening to, gang to sleep, but languid jiolka redowa, Mildred -knelt influence of President Lincoln enabled of the army. Gpn. Sherman's salary in proposed . to rearrange the cla-sificstion little old maid! Thank goodness, she’s reduced from 113,500 to 810,000; Gen. of third class matfl-r, driving it into two edged with wide lace, with jacket to at the bedside of a dying woman ! him to get a trauafor to the chaplainey of taken herself off at last!” , “ Milly, you have been good to mo »1- the flagship lamcastor, of tho Pacific Sheridan’s, from, 811,000 to 88.000; the classes for the general purpose of trans­ match tlmt fits close to the figure, is “Lectured- About what, Evelyn!” salaries of Major Gentrals are reduced portation. Tlw miscellaneous articles, much used for parties to wjar over col­ squadron. • While in service on Dn. ijorcHiLD gave to a theological “Gh, abe thinks it very extravagant ored silks, with low-necked silk body.; •from $7,500 to 80,OOO^^gnlier Gen­ when I was young------ ’’ the Pacific coast he speculated in fancy erals from80,000to $5,OOd^Bolonels from now comprising the third class—tianstudent the fallowing rules/or preach­ fofus to dress W handsomely, and go sicut newspapers and periodicals—and The overskirt is shawl-shaped, forming The word died away into everfabting stocks and made and lost largo tmms ing: out so jauebf-with papa’s'income/and 84,500 to 83,500; Lieutenant Colonels tlw articles not striMly merchandise, are a deep apron with tabs at the back. They At the* end of two she haklicen giving me her opinion on silenoo upon her lips, the gray shadows of money. enormouiil v. from 83,500 to $3,000; Majors from to lie taken and made a separata class. Hill 1 of deatli crept slowly over the wrinkled years ho was ordered to the Charlestown the subject—impertinent old thing 1" Broad, flatly-folded scarfs are wetn 83,000 to 82,500; Captains from $2,500 UjMin this class the postage is to .bo 1 Ki»e htBlwr, forriioad, and the freed soul weal out Navy Yard, and remiined there aaClnqiMildred looked aotariy down at the to 82,000; First Uegtcqanta from 81,800 cent for every 2 qnneeH, irrespective of with high-cut ringto-broasted v Sts by throufli the midnight into the great Un-1 lain imtil ordered to Pen-icola. Here white toile. > ■i . • ; gentlemen, and the shirt front is rimort to 81,500; Second Lteutenanta from distance. known. his health again failed and he resigned “I am not sure bnt Jfiat she ia .right, $1,400 to 81,200. It will bo recom­ Tho remaining articles of the third 1entirely concealed. These scarfs', are and went Jiack to Maasachitactto, where Poor Aunt l-jUnc. owbViil quirt. ■!,„ p^h,-.! in TrwkMu una then in mended that the Chaplaincy be abolished class, properly denominated mcrelian- 'mostly made uf bbiek gros grain silk, “Nonsense!—what an aboard ideal many are striped, figured and - . Tn a Cass ayenua car, the other day, a disc, are to bo curried according to though ' ly. aud forgotten! Even the formal Boston, t In .1868 ho became business entirely from the ariny. We arc poor, of course—that is. we are man was annoying foe other passengers Mr. Kasson; of -lows, has reintroduced weight and distance. The country is to brocaded. f which Gilbert not rich’—but we siufll never marry ad- “ wil^-rifi rttiphAe had twjseathrd to Merinoe and empr««« cloth arc regard­ by telling silly, stories iu a loud voice Mikfred Yorke tier gold-he.»fled cane, HavOri was the editor. He occupied this in the House the scheme J<>r the restora­ bo divided into circuits uf 500 miles, and. ^lof. «■ 14re pjh^ ixauX tion of America!) shipping wfiich he has tho jiontage u]>on tlic*racrchan disc is io ed Jber gold beads, and n geranium, plant, im Btandard goods, and are always and laughing - boisterously where the 1 petition until February. 1871, when ho girfe.^------------- - --------------had ceased to excite- laughter ‘or com­ Ixxamo a member of the State Legisla­ advocuted in Congress eight years. Ho be arranged according to a sliding fashionable. They can be purchased in laughs didn't cojno. in. Finally, after “Evelyn,” said Mildretl, rather ab­ proppaw .to grant American register to schedule, an additional half cent an all relating his laat, ho turned to a W4ri colors, either bright or dark. ment 1 ture, where he took a^nxmjinevit part- as sently, “where has mamma estabiislMid Titan braid in silk and wonted is very was trying to read, and arid: “ Imagina­ Mildred- was sitting at her wdrk a few a prohibitionist. A year ago ho wns for wll iron ateam vcqsch) wherever built, ounce bring required for each additional Aunt Patience constructed since 1870, and owned by days subsequently, when the door a short tune the business manager of Dr. 500 mile& circuit. Buch an arrange ■popular for trimming mourning goods. tion is a tough tiring, isn’t it P’ ‘Lies, I don't know! . In the lop chamber opened and an unwonted visitor ap- J. O. Ayer, of Lowell; then ho went into Americans. This is a counter plan to ment, it ia claimed, would enable the It comes in different widths, and is pul it is,” was the quiet reply; “but I never at tlw back, I believe.” the subsidy bill of Senator Bofitwcll. Government to carry this doss of mail on 1 in various ways, plainly or faucifully, realized it rinlil I tried to imagine'that business in Boston, and purchased the “ Not in that dreary little room, with you were a gentleman!*’ That ended ut moot always plain in block goods. matter at a small profit, while under the Charley I" Daily News when that paper went into no lirepldw, and with v*0 broken atanfts present system of uniform rate for all . The fashion for young persbnk wear­ the conversation.—Dclrcil Aw PreM. "'Sih1” ”i >! ’ k । bankruptcy. In 1875 |*e forttfed a- com­ A report, presenting the results of the distances the longer hauls are made at ing featliers in their hair at psrti' H has. j bination arid purchased ttnr. Boston Tost * Why uotl^-nm't it good enough for investigation into the Bremerhaven cx- great loss. The only ' additional ex- i Anna Dickinson is going to Cuba to­ forai75,/000fKvnB4alM,Greon ACo. The her i Beside*, there is no other room 1 plosion, has been published by the psnae to the Government would be tb-i :now used, and are much more becoming ro-cuba-rato. -The physicisas My she “ I never shall ceaao to • love- yon, now association—known as the Boston that can be spared.” Bremen authorities. According to his trifling cost of preparing the circuit Jand youthful. needs a rest. She may have it.—Ex­ • • Pori Gvmpony- was regntariy organic d, “That will never do,” mid Mildred, Charlsa!’’ own deposition, the name of the perpe­ daarifications. The Posimaster-Genaral, The ladies* Derby hat is bpund on tuu change. . no truth in this report amj Kir. ^Wiuhlow wti# TreassrSr and springing up.*' “IftiB shall liaVe my trator ;Will iam KIng Thomson. Hu it» expected, yrill earnestly recommend 'edge with tlio same braid that the gen­ The army of Panama number 120 num. alwnt Julius Raymond's bring engaged practical manager of the company, rootaZ. Ji ‘I,- / 5’ , was born in Brooklyn, in 1880. His this plan, and it will receive strong 1tlemen's is, and rnno Indies use the gen­ Not enough to storm e St Louis free .whose eipiial stock'was 8300,000. How “Your ftxim: And where will yon parents, who emigrated Prom Hamburg support in both Houses. Opposition i« ।tlemen's hat. lunch.—St. ImuIs Republican. he used fictitious stock of this- company “ Not a word of truth.” to America, are now living in Virginia. anticipated from aredmen and publish­ I New pocketbooks and card cascu are “ Don't let’s have any words about it,’" . ' ‘ Thank heavetffor lhal, dtoreSt. Jou as collateral/ how he negotiated forged ,Thomson was taken prisoner when run­ fop chamber, to be sure; it ers, who have trade use of the mails for >now w?au in English morocco, mounted as the man arid when he dodged the dic­ paper to foa omonit of 8200,’000, im now ‘ won't hurt rne. Aunt Patience is. old will Im ttoe to'me always, Mildred. I” ning the blockade during the bto war in sending . merchandise long distances, with silver and marked with u silver a matter of publicity. Detectives traced tionary his wife threw at him.— the United States, but he escaped and where tho lots to the Government is imonogram. him to this city, where ho applied to tho i*h her to a flreliw room in tiio depth of fled to the South, where ho passed innkr certain. Long, velvet sacques are still worn, but pMsionately, pacing up and down the steamer Nolly Martin for passage lot tin) name of Thomas. Ho mentioned It’s a curious incident of matrimony, this season are trimmed with fur and And Mildred went up to make the ex room. “I know it is wrong to burden say the OincinnalrY7rHr«, that if yen feotiwra instead of Ince and jet. “ Young ladies have the । privilege of you, wifo my trotttilw, love; bub if l/Bnurih Unfortunately for him, ths _________ v. change. au aooomylicc, but made no reference to ■trying anything they, pleaee during leapKnife pkatings- are still largely used, . . .. ..... .. sailing of the steamer was. delayed. Ho other accompltae.3.. His wife nuppoeed year,** she Mid; °ycing him out of the and many are made fo small as to resem­ fire she exhibit her dutifub obedience capital business opportunity^Dpeft to nw is sow: supposed to have taken psuwage that his naipo wuh Alexander. He had a ’ ble crimpings. ggj, u u« Mildred stirred 11k- bright fire an hour now. Oh, Mildred, it driven me wild to to Holland with bis family.—New York ! tattooed arm. There is no evidence that' r hjb rival, because aha ta CMa^ IB.—Jttrw afterward, and drew forward the eliintxI k. rt|CT*.l Mo r4rtiou. jr.Ui Ur „,u„i€red if >)o wm going to num to “keepcompany” with a young Orleans DepubUrw,. . covrred ea«y chair. “I jijrfi think .. . bod,, I <«,-( tall wW „ who," add ' °r 1S75, uor taUwr. , dmiirei u,l framl U. U «ur-.r..l lady in New York without n fixed inton­ lion of marriage. John B. Elston, of VtTA • ymOUooU* lips to Miklred'ii his elbow struck agrinst « • X tftAtttrt kerfs totat" Tfi- and the knit’m3JA-Aul- k? mmfoutatAwT a«l. U»U.r io.uro.1 pxxl. to U I «,1 rita, wL sldpped by foe or Dcutechlaad. 1 "No, mil ObXtaL made by Ttau—pufot , tai. . . fUe wteudrd fo ’ " ’ ! >“• '« lh»«'«te «>» *-*1^1-1 How could tta!’’ rigbed ■ proldem, a jury having compelled . .. J 1-J Fauny Docker SA.iriU ' ttoai, Mid rite wil Ior(rt'.Uta Mte pl*ni I brunqht -iUi pijtsoonnflMAvoi “ What is Il was a thriving plant in an antiquely 'tan GM>c Mdsri, dretariug that it ooutaiMMl green- i ., r , Will -r,™pul »'*“ -kiwn : ---------—M azx.;.; ‘ Imka, and fori be intended to haw the u Bars under fifteen are not allowed to ■ box insured. Iu July, 1875, Ihomsun : Uk, • italk, rt>4 urt li«ta wxwd our , “* •*“ Jf1” “““ .... . .. -w — . ... • ..... V*... ........ .... ' Zi “ “klk.!, -O» 10!tm&rwbo ter 8 p. nn, Mid all profane and indecent | 86,000, thtough the Swings, of Lon______________________ 1 rooms are laying m private supplua, mu J language is punished with fine and im-; den, His wife’s evident* ehowa that tHFUKtimvnL | previous to his departure, in November, “ ' om** u< �raragg—sw...... SATIONB! GRAND RAPIDS GOOD GOODS! CHARD BAPIDB AID DETROIT. SAI’ PANS! Ktevleka now lie* In J»Il awriting trial. He The Sandwich Islands ate going a new . flag, but they can’t whether'to take a gray horse blanket with a bole in it, or an old and of well known bittiness men, ou Lis Dutes, unlil the amuitnt of hisTor- A neighbor found a slip of paper the other day, which, from the follow­ ing memoranda penciled on the sheet, would seem to indicate laudable desire on the part of some German Bible reader to become familiar with leading biblical personages and events by noting an abstract for the purpose of memorizing: We find if oud by aer book dot Adam (1 forgot his oder name) voa der firmest man. Eve voa der nexed. Von day dey got trubbled erboiit ending some gwinco, und voa kicked out oT der garden known of his criminal oppc^alions for months, and'did not expose him be­ cause he adjusted bis accounts with them. This is only one of the disl>olical events that mark the awful cor­ ruption of the times in regard to money matters. Verily this accursed greed of-gold is exerting such a |uw- erful influence over multitudes as to overcome all moral and religious in­ fluences, a> d septet lo silence Cain and Able vos de firstest chil­ dren. Cain got mad und put a bead on bis brodder, und den lit out. He vos vou bad boy. Yonah vos a fisherman, Von day he gone to der goospoint to cotch shrimps, und ven he voe looking for bait he valked right avay ov a vale's moat in.- But der vale make him poody gwick valk oud again. He vos too shtrong mit der fish’s stummix. Somotnon knew more as everbody. He dou vood cut a little boy in pieces t-> aedd'e a disturbance mil two gals. He said it vos better to gone der whole hog or none. Sam’s ton [I don't hear der mad­ der's uaniej vos du strongest. He vos a bruiser. He got fightin mit a dozen feliowa, und be clean ’em out a j«ekass Lone. Yobe vos der pashentest man. You could stick pins in him all lay. und he wouldn't boiler. Merdcselem vos de oldest grand­ ladder we got dese times. He could tall you all about iL lizarus vos der poor man. Dey the voice ol reason, and make men per­ fectly reckless in the pursuit of their gulden idol. It seems that Iowa is about to restore the death penalty for murder, as a miqurily of l»oih houses seem to favor tho repeal of the present statute, TlriD is emphatically a reirograde movement, in the belief of Michigan­ ders, and lends us to give the follow­ ing paiticulars about capital punish­ ment, which will be ofinteres*. to the reader: Michigan. Rhode Island. Wiscon­ sin and Iowa are the. only states which have totally abolished the gal­ lows. Minneso a, Illinois and Louis­ iana forbid capital punishment unless the jury unanimously recommend it. New York and Indiana have two degiees of murder, one punishnble by murder to state after which it is optional with the Governor.whether he will or will not issue the death warrant. A Danbury man put-a pair of nihedollar shoes in the stove oven lo dry the other day. There was not much fire in the stove and so he closed the oven door. The next morning he built the fire without a thought ot the shoes, and it was not until an hour later that they occurred to him. They were ruined then. The soles were turned up in a playful manner, and the uppers resembled somewhat the const of Maine. He didn't say a woro. Sadly and silently he was removing them with a shovel, when his wife came in and saw at a glance what had happened. •Well, that’s just like a man !" she indiscreetly Exclaimed. “Why didn't you have sense enough to look into the oven before you started the fire ?" He hadn't said a single word of his loss. But now he spoke: “Gosh dum my eyes if tI'll ever build another fire !" * And he is keeping his word. When will a woman learn wisdom ? Michigan's Senator, Isaac P. Chnstiancy, was married Tuesday-morning to Mis Lillie Lugenbeel, tally clerk in the treasury depaPment, Sen* tor Ferry, his colleague, officiated as Senator Christiancy, according to the Congressional direc­ tory, it nearly sixty-four years of age, while hi* bride is represented to be hut nineteen. The hnppy pair have gone to New York. The first-fi uits of leap-year shine forth refulgent in the case of Miss Belle Harper. uf Fair Haven. West Virginia, who dhot a poor defenceless man because he refused her offer uf marriage. Young men. take warning, and never allow -yourselves to have any conversation with a young lady except in the presence of your moth­ er guardian or family physician! down in Arkansas recently, and was followed and caught "by a squad of excited citizens. They didn't put him it was generally remarked when they returned that “everything was lovely as the goose hangs high"—which turned mil to be the case. Americans in Jamaica are prev­ iously vexed by ambitious detectives, POST’S PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOUT PRICES ! AID SIZES Men’s Strife from $9.00 to $18.00 Boys' Suits “ $5.50 to $11.50 HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PACS, OVERSHOES. Nubian at 95 Cta.and Chil­ dren’* Stocking* [all Wool] PRINTS FROM fi TO 7 CI. COTTON GOODS OLEAS DOWN! rum-drinking, fossil, hidden M’MWrlUe, Hammond. GramlRapUa, Wblcott Store ! And leaving their orders early, so as to be sure of getting them in season. We use nothing but the L. J. JVEake Better Buckets C. C. WOLCOTT. NEW LIVERY! Stockmann Ac Willyard. LET THE EAGLE SCREAM!’ LONG BRICK EXTRAOHDINARY written more Congressional speeches than all the members of the present House put together. Pain, and Colored AT VERT REASONABLE FIGURES, ’Mtilw. ORJVO STRONG. Mn, E. C. Pittlsrgfei- MILLTNKBY&FANCY GOODS! BARGAINS! DRESS MAKIIG! SALK and BOARDING STABLE, TRUMAN’S ! RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! OLD FELT HATS MARBLE WORKS CONSISTING OF BLACK A FULLER, Proprietors. TOMBSTONES PALMYRA, N. Y. and MONUMENTS, NOTIOKH, BEAVER CEOAKDfG, TV. DEVINE FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, Foreign A America! For Men and 'Women, IS OU. Satisfaction Guaranteed. WHICH I WILL RETAIL AT KNOWN IN PRICES HERETOFORE UN­ NASHVILLE! _________________ BLACK & FULLER. Awarded the. Highest tMedal at Ficano. A Full Line of those Double Width AUTISTIC ROBERT JOHNStON*. to-si Mead rille, Mkb. LIFE INSURANCE. NASHVILLE. MICH. ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO $1A YARD. F.&H.T.HTR0IT4Ca 691 Broadway, New York, JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING R 8 CENTS. CHHOMU8 AND FRAIfe, STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS! TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF away somewhere in Washington, who h:u “ NEWS” OFFICE! gatrouiie raorBiKToas NA5HVILLK. MICTl Printing ! JOB PRINTING ! J WHEET.ER nuallr na», but AI N T E RS ! BUSINESS MEN For our Pans, and the beat brand of Tin for our Buckets, and have a workman that can Qj*- West Side of Main street, opposite Unian House. \ N. DeVIKE, Agent, There is an old threadbare, snufl Cmimu*. H7*“ All Sutrar Makers wanting Sap Pans or Sap Buckets, both tin and wood, and Post's Patent Eureka Sap Spouts will do well by calling at the Katarina, Huilos* DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING ATKINSON & ROEf It would be well for persons “T ’.TIO.V- COATS’ AND CLARK’S THREAD. S CTS. A tenderloin of beef nicely cooked ■rill bounce the biuea quicker thaa will five prayers. man,' Tweed. Some of these corpu­ lent strangers have narrowly escaped colored, thin locaed-locked. spindle shanked, pepper-and-salt, weazened G. RAPIDS RED SAP BUCKETS, PER 1OO, 817.00 TWO HOOP PAILS, PER 1OO 16.00 These Terms are for Cash. BEST 0 K CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON AUTHORIZED AGENT, who take them for the missing ‘states­ wear a placard with the inscription, ' This is not the Boss." g i£ JOHNSTON NURSERY in jail, nor anything of that- kind, but of such weight, in foreign parts, to £ GROCERIES! A doctrine that cannot be too forci­ bly announced in these days was taught by Horace Greeley, according to an incident going roifnd the papers concerning him. A young men’s club is said io have wriuen him asking for a free copy of the Tribune for its use. , The sensible old pilosopher replied, declining and saying that one of the worst ideas for a young man to get into his he «d was that he couid gel something for nothing. They needed to remember that what was too eas ily got was not valued, and also that W. life was no lottery, and there were no prizes but those that men worked for. A fellow named Goose stole a mule arrest SAP BUCKETS! OTTZR, GOODS AND FRICES: prison for one year priAr to execution, groomsman. SAP BUCKETS I don't give no free lunch dose days, Than any other man in the State. Don’t buy until you have seen und he vos always skirmishin* aboud BEST fLOO TP, A FOR 87J CENTS I for grunibs. DOST FAIL TO TRY MIKE! Yo-ieptb's big brudder got yellous of him because he vore a striped 77.e Highest Market Price paid tor goat, und sold him for twenty dollars. For we will give yon better goods in the Hardware Lint, for less money Une alter avile give um sonic roasd- Giuntrg Produce. than any other house in Barry or Eaton counties. ing ears und make it all righd. death, Jhe other by life imprisonment. Mainf.'New Hampshire and Kansas sent the convicted STATlOn. TES o IDKZS" GOODS niost astouodings factspounected with ‘'Hie matter is that several business luen.whoae names be had forged, had TIME TABLE. Lowrit LIVING ProBt. vest with the back ripped out . geric* summed up to more than half a million of dollars. And one of the DIVISION. MEAT MARKET! Boots, Shoes i Rubbers ROE & CLEVER. lAaaking the public for pari favors soli Rs a Kxrnnpl.; On a fl.000 Policy Ko. 887. the Photograhic Material l BTEKEOPTIOOITBA MAGIOkANTEMS Which will be sold from 50 cents to $1 less per pair than can be bought Beio« Mxnaf«ctarc-, rf MICROSCIKNTIFle LALTKRS, elsewhere.. A specialty in ' ftTKKEO-PANOFTKIwr Mrs. Edwards, of Streater, III. off the end of her baby’s nose, but a. infom the public that they will FRESH MEATS. GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, set in the oom.try) paid the widow SI717.M, AND A LARGE LOT OF The higbeat prioo paid fur IIidee. Pella One hundred thoosand Michigandera, and perhaps twice Ihnt number will gu k> PhiMalphia ibis year and FRUIT. FRUIT. LIVERY STABLE! B0FF1LD BOB£S, UF BOBfS IRORSE BIURETS You can be shown everything you want in throw up a bat for thia glarioua old. Union. rAQg a oo-n ooistncr Cash ia nothing to liberty. WM. VENN. Paopairroa. Old King Dahomy, who was licked by the Briiiab four or five years ago, Ha’s in- Ajeromcos, ' SCHOOL EASTERN, FAMILY LJINTKILN Fxorum I.AHTXRN. * TRU1TAND ORNAMENTAL TREES CHOCKESY, GLASSWARE AND'LAMPS! TKKXh. PLANTS, UULUM AND VIKX8 A FULL LINE OP CHOICE GROCERIES! At Hiurooda ojd Mud, KataviU., Mieh. My tl Tea beats ail the hobby prices in town! 95*“ For furtlier particulars inquire at the counter. G. A. TRUMAN RE8TURANT. �VILLAGE DIRECTORY. ATTENTION, ALL ! SuMin. U4 aHfa. I. U. U.wkl, rf C«IU., u OC^LS .... .— AIN8W0BTH & BBODKS, — S’ s 1 pay the Highest Market Price for FRIDA V, HSB. 1116, 1676 I d q CHCWCtf. £ Beckett, tart week Walter Stillwell completed Ml. <• m>ml« pl Ua TLm<li U. b— UtewF wad,.. WJu, >M ... mt.. Tb.» ’• T' "I SUreid... U. «•« “ “ekwkmd" S.k^.1 SabbOl, mal,(> or uu. A “« “ . Delivered al their its increase ia rapidly reducing her health. nwsAw mux. man and a teacher that spells the word evil. —The Eaton County Press believe in the •• Scratch my back and I will scratch yonr My Mill, is connection with Hondo's mill, win be randy for business about 'A—w. E. Griggs haw rented tM Brady build lag on South Main Bt. and ia building an A^Harrujt rxnwx. -a* r.. CORN. APfLBS, OATS, Clover Seed. See., ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE and MIT- r a. . W E LATH, SHINGLES WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR, STUCCO, gsgaw gtathty. IL YOUNG. M. D • OMc> Eaat «Uk of Ma!a Strerl £ C. ELLIS, M If. D. • tiffw-hto •mta.i.tk.te I A. BARBER. M.. D., Hoith-oPMM* Pfcnsa™ Mm. OSM. mw N^b^k,’MMr”** *d ** ’ H 5. tue when you buy a paper. You will find D. B. De Land * Co.'s Best Chemical ia full CUSTOM RAWING. Urft’-m POTATOES, ann Mira Kill are attending schobl at Hast- WEBSTER & HOBBS. II k‘“U°* "o,k “* Btak- which we ship and retail at bottom prices. oa weight and quality both. this life by banging. gooaraapa. r AINSWORTH & BROOKS, . CHARLES FURNIML B. RASEY, Drayman. Coeds and . Bhsw» c*m«S io ear pise* fa tbvvSh**. J Proprietors. ive furtb-r FOR SAJ.K.—K second hand first elaw trouble. —The city meal market baa eollapsed. NEW GOODS! BOISE BRO’S are)he should be tarred, feathered, a mill pLEMENT SMITH, p i ’-^•wykr. ptoarpily. NASHVILLE JiAEKET. M. FLINT, revival -Debolt Lens, aYat little fellow of five or summers, end as plump as a buokleber- LARGE INVOICE! went in “ kerchunk ” dear Cerite nnial J • H. LEE, X>ejnity Sbcrffi; XmIa !.•>. Kith CeHwrtons » speetetty. JjJ PARADY, Manufacturer of O. D. —Ainsworth A Brooks, of elevator fame. reporting that Debolt Boots and Shoes, comforted, aa did Rachael of old. But the —Last Monday, while Cria. Holler waa body waa not found, and Billie Griffith re- Qy I propose ny- COST for PROBATE ORDER. Stats or Mtcaioax. 1 in the water, when they disbanded, and the father on arriving al home, was overjoyed at finding his son simmering before tho —Marshall Biles hacked his foo* with kitchen fire. Tho little fellow had scram- L. J. WHEELER. JOHN Q C RES SY. tJ H H E It 1 1 BOTTOM PRICES r (W) ENVELOPES wltti letter J.VUU Heads, at Um NKWB OSes, U his toes badly. Mixxd Caxdi. at tbe C. O. D. GROCERY. I*. M’McNAMBfl. labore for a season. BQu. A fuU line of Womens and Chii —There ia uo prospect for sleighing and dren's Shoos gl DaroHBKrr’s. sleighing would make Nashville the liveliest to close out stock, at DauounjY'e. a band box for the Cornet Band. Il will be g®“ Those wanting lloxkr, will find ready for the •* blowers " lo take tbeir seats Q.KO. K- JJ.KMING, DRUGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS, STATIONARY tilth be pr»J- may tw examined dieehergod from his trust as Ad- Little boys should keep off the ice. PAINTS, OIES VARNISHES, BRUSHES, I bcaTbratuL of' SU<' ular thoroughfare from East to West. The —Charlie Carpenter met with quite a ser­ road-bed is always kept in perfect condition. ious accident on Tuesday evening,by getting IxronrXD Ltqcaas which we warrant pure, bis left hand caught between the cog wheels and courteous conductors, makes travel over and free from drngit, for medical purposes. of a feed outt«r, badly smashing the first Aloe FINLEY'S CELEBRATED TOLEDO P. M McXamct. —Recently Thomas Palmatier, formerly of Ibis township, and now of Hastings, a A FACT WORTH KNOWING. Are you suffering with consumption. of Barry io Hartings, a distance of 16 miles, Coughs, Severe Colds settled on tbe breast, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs f in about 4} hours. If so, go lo your Druggist and get a boule of Doscbxn's Gsbmax 8rnur. This modiclnn has lately been' introduced from Ger—i. _.n:___ - i.____ i<- TL_ will be held al Hastings next Monday and Tuesday. The directors meeting will take place on Monday and the election of officers tom ere. If you wish to try its superior vir- on Tuesday. DryGoods WALL PAPER, —The Michigan Cennral Railroad, in management and equipment is second to no Road in the country, Il io purely a Mich­ igan railway hud extenda through the wealthiest portions of the Blate, North. largely experienced in railroad matters ss TEAS, COFFEES. merchandise to bis brother, W. (J. Aflsworth and bia former clerk, Oswold Jen- , — Monday whils v Frank Brown waa un­ —Mrs. Indian Doctor was in town bat Monday, at ratling around in a abort wollen loading wood •he sadden flat failing of a pile of wood knockgown, and looking as corpulent and block­ ing aa a hogshead, end yet she thinks the former partner of ber bosom “ cannot hare dashed down the back alley towards the any more fun any more '* Selah. Sellim eiclusiYely for Cash at one Price to All, aid at 12 —Though not able to attend the lecture delivered by Mr. Calvin Ainsworth before the Literary Association on Monday eveit waa largely attended catch up. Risbiags, flats, Caps, ELIHU CHIPMAJT, Boats, Sbors, DRY GOODS. Justice of tlsc Peace, Do you want Paints and Oils ? Notloas, Do you want a good Book lor the Home Circle ? * Kibboas, HATS, CAPS, Do you want School Books ? Scsrfs Fira, Collectiont a rpeciabyL he. Ptease call and examine Goods anti Compare Prices, S. LEIBHAUSNR, before purchasing Call and See Us. elsewhere. Cash Purchasers MONET TQ LOAN with care ? will male Fours Truly, Large Saving by buying their Goods CASH HOUSE. KOCHER'BROS BOISE BROS, BATH $30 W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO., MERCHANT TAILOR! Cutting nnal MnJcii RIABY MADE CLOTHING! KEN'S, YOUTHS' I BOYS' CLOTHIIS <fc. Cocxcil Rooms, \ Feb. 8. 1876 Regular meeting held. Present. Downing, ardy, Lee and Halbert Trustees. Min- f mills will Monday morning. Conaoi couxcn. Rooms, 1 .Jan. 81, 1876. { Meeting called by the President. Pres­ ent: Lee, Downing, Wolcott and Hardy. Trusteed. . Oa motion by Downing the village Tax Roll was extended 30 days Council adjourned. 0. A. Txcmax, President. Recorder. interruption. LOOK HERE! XarfWlk, HteK Mor. Io. ^OWtO Fall »»<l Wiater GENEVA NURSERIES, , nrcEivro rue GKXEVA, H. T, GRAND PRIZE some future Petition pi e Fruit Sc MEDAL. WPff/YA, SB73. Ornamental (RHS, SHRUBS. HUES, On motion by Hardy, the Council ordesI a croes walk across Main street on a line with the walk on Ainsworth's lot. WARRANTED fIVE YEARS! It nqulraf bo lastnutkcs to rat it ft ora art frt cat of ar It wffl Ao «vny c1*m and jjnd a wok. It h te ts Unmt LANDSCAPE GARDENING! ow motion allowed H. T. Davidson far ctom walk. »1.B7. Council adjourned. E.X FsionnKB. G. A. Tbcwax i R«x»d«. Presidenl. LIBS. l. o. crockeb 1HLLINW& FANCY GOODS’ His building is a large L. O. CROCKER VBMY dhiEAP! Nashville, Mich- General Conveyancing', Do you want a Prescription filled SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, &O. 40.. AC. of a Mrs. Cap. L. C. Boise, of Belding, spent iat week in this village visiting her sonny friends. 2,000 bushels nf that necessary article. C.C. WolatfiArkiltiralM; Practical JilUlvrright, Wines and Liquors / Sheellags, 06788377 KJ*- (—Old John Marshall, of Maple Grove CUTTERS! CUTTERS! OX LONG TIME. L. RUSSELL. JONES. NASHVILLE. MICH. CBAB. W. DIMABAT IK SUME OF $S00.00 and UPWjfMDS Shirtings, BOOTS, Clocks, Spectaccs, LOAN! Di Appnrd Lal EiUU SearitiM, ■ILL UtiniUT, luxurious mods of transit that money and experience can obtain. and the old traditional pong, and it did look bis friends in wishing him a soon return to like wintar, but before Friday night the health that be may again lake his place in the from which it busy business arena of Nashville. Matter." TOILET ARTICLES NEW FIRM GROCERIES, JEWELER?OPTICIAN * MONEY TO and Henry C. Wentworth, the traveling pub- tho mercantile business, —Tbe other morning as Daniel Hubbard, years e -knows that Oswald has «f Barry ville, was chopping wood, his ax aqd all glanced striking one of bis feot with such been a helper In Alysworth’s busy store, ever sinee Nashville was an infant. We wish the new firm success, which undoubt­ enormous amount of $26,853,091.00 (an av­ and leaving a gaah in his foot that will lay edly they will have. Mr. Alysworth tells erage ot nearly $600,000 each) of which amount the Equitable 1 tfe Assurance So­ out on account of falling health. He has —Thursday's snow brought out sleigh ciety alone paid $2,106,958.72 ceuU. CMS. W. DEURAT, ORGAN I TERMS- tie PER QUARTER. ELI STRONG, SPICES, DRESS GOODS! PIANO AND a otte Stwb* Xmhimt is tM atphUt ot Its isporta Worsteds, Real and Ini­ tiation Eases, Yak Lace. Passimentire, Jieal and Imitation. HaiirGoods. Dm. »n<l Cloakntakiaf IS ALL THE LATEST STTLEB. NEW ART GALLERY I I Dss. Pbolueraph*, SS.SC 8 Ferrslyaes ftr .HO Prices Made to Sett the Tunes, either for Cash or Credit Copying and Enlarging C1VR ME.A CALL WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. Address CUof.,111. 1 �A kKPOMTEK of the Han Franchtoo ChaMiole was reoentiy beaten in tbe State Senate Ghamjier by a m« tuber cd , ihc Si.r.nt-', ’ ‘ ' rf««n Barmrat Boyd. BefMy U. ft. mh! * M. Oark. m> attcrKtf tb« t. tii« former »M kilted. 1110 di*cuiau lu Jsct,, when a rtiwgo waa made [ take men who 'assault reporters. Chicago Mtal*'' &*■_ to draw a pistol. erar of Mr. Noe, at New York, has been denied a new trial arid been minting npqn ‘.he : acting of the Ptorenrci In ' .... •‘The Mighty DrtJar." the Cindnnaii Ctom- >roafed. —A snow plow an the. New York Midland mereM asyv, editorially-. ••Tlw matter of liailroad broke through a bridge over the Iftllxacmac Rivsr. af.nw days glnce. In it* descent of their former eelves. If 11- were not far tbeir Il brought down a focomotivo an.! tender, with roi'rw and tbeir names on the bill., their oldrei friends could not detect them in thi* pteoe. It badly broieed or scalded, some fatally. , —A terribie aceno waa witnessed at Bobinta fit to iray that thi* great change is aii .ad ton’e Opera liouee, Cincinnati, on the after­ —An ex-Congnaauan from Georgia, Morgan noon of the 5th in»t.. tbe occasion being one of Bawte by iiamo, bw been appoints! to a sub­ a oerie«ot wrtertslmsMU in which tbe ctokfro ordinate position by the (lerk of tba Houea at of the public scbixd4 took part in the rendittou Washington. Mi. Rawte now ia ..nperintoud- a cantete or allegory, called •• A Tableau of the Great Republic." The houne waa densely ent of the boue in the fol Bag-room—the pay being about equal to that of a day laborer. jacked with ladle* and dilldran, and M0 boy. and girt* were behind the reeness, when, on the Poverty compelled him to’accept the place. rising of the curtain, a calcium light flashed cm —Jeff Daria has written a letter to Judge the stage,' alarming some of tho youngsters to I^ocw, of Vs., in which he defends the South nv-h a degree that tbo cry of ‘•fire!” wav from tbo chargee of cruelty [wefarred Vj raised. Then followed a frightful stampedeof EUaine. GarCcid, and oUieta. Hs cteiraH that death, -all rtroggling to reach tho doors, the atrungor trampling the weaker, and tie audito­ cumstanoes would permit, and that the publi­ rium resounding with rtirioks and groans of cation of official dwumentii now at Richmond fear and pain. In the panic one aged lady will explain the caiuwa of diMmu. and death at j imped from the balcony to tlw draM cireio, and another died of fright in her scat. Eleven —Gen. G E. Babcock, charged with complici­ women and children wore killed outright, and ty jn defrauding the revenue, waa pot on trial many more wore mortally injured. . There was al St. Louis on tho 7th inat He to defend.il a wiki story that tbe alarm wm rateod by -pick­ by Judge J. K. Porter, of New York; Emory A. pockets, but thin is nrt credited. However, Storrs, of Chicago: ax-U. & Attorney-General there were pickpocket* working tbe crowds. Williams; Judge J.’ M. Krum and Chester II. —Frank Rhouey’s extensive furniture MtabCrum, of St. Louis. District Attorney Dyer. Is Hilunent (four store*) in th* Bowery, New aided iu the prosecution by Hou. Jan. O. Brood­ York, waa destroyed by fire last week. Loe*. bead and Maj. Lucien Eaton. 4158,000. • —Admiral Btnngham, of tho nary, died in ^ix.irfcrjtL .Ijrii 'iintvSTKiAL. Brooklyn, recently, aged 78. —T1Z debt statement of ^aoqj^y shows a re­ —M®- W9*?* Widow Of 3bo dynamite con­ spirator. ha* taken np her residence Ln thia duction Of 81.501,185. Coin In the Trtaimry. t73,G0LSfil; currency in tho Treasury, *11,802.880 ; coin eertiflcat«u t34.flM.IOO ; facial deposit* of legrt-tcnders, 840,600,000; out­ standing logal-loudera, 8371.273.140. —Ten shares of New York Timet stock were GXKJSKA1.. recently purchased by Geo. Joaws, the proprie­ —In the United States Circuit Court al St. tor. for 8150,000. Ixxiia, txttiio iat inrk, tho attonicya of the —Judson Brolhcra, pork packer*, of New Western Union Telegraph Company entered a Haren, Ct., have become bankrupt. Their liamotion to vacate the writ ordering tho Prrei- tilitiee are 8300,000 ; arnote about half that dent of the company to produce all the tele­ —A bill introduced in tho Homo. by Mr. grams that passed between Dabcock. McDon­ ald. Joyce and othara during several m-Hrtiu of Wood, of Now York, propOMH to extend tbe P« cent- bonds to thirty yearn. 1875. Tim company ret up answer tlial the limit of tho —The Direttor of the Mint is in reccipt of order was too ginarak and sake! that tbo dalre and descriptions be given with.parttcularity ; tho coinage return* from Um> Minto at Bm but after argument tiic motion was overruled Francteco and Careen City, which show eilver 4,050,000 pieccM of »473,000. value, moatly in by the Court;­ - The ice in the Mivsireijipi, at Dubuque, is dhrto. and gold ♦2.109.180. The rotunra of fully focutecn inchcH thick, and increasing. the Mint at Philadelphia have not yet been re­ Southern dealers are looking iu that direction ceived. That cetabliuhmtut, being neare&t at hand, la uniformly tho last; It iH^saEmatod. tor a supply. —Eight ot the leading bare-ball-dub* of the however, that tho return* will Mtow about country—four from tbo Eret and tour fmn the 9.718,000 piece* of the vahw of about «400,000. West—at a council in Now York recently, re­ Tbe accumulation of iolvcrcpiu in the Treasury solved to form a new organiaation of profew- ia now fully >12.000,000, in view of an early niocal player^, oompored of those known to be retirement of tbo fradioual Omranoy now in . ■ Iwnret. to tbe exdurton of tboM mwpacted of etrcuhitidb. —Tbo Industrial- Exhibition Company, of unfair practices. Game* may or may not be played with weak clubs, but they will not count New York, ergnurcd in 1873 for tbs purpose of providing buildings and making arrengemento In thochamplobaHpiHertaw. . —The’lloiino Committee on Foreign Affaire for the holding of tho great World’s Fair, or lire ascertained that there are now residing in Internationa! Exhibition, is in financial difllctil. Germany aome il.OCO natoralisod Geraun- ti*a. which have been brought to a crisis by the American dilxena who pay no taxes to any setxnro of personal property by tho Sheriff of Govcrnmeat. and who do not perform any tufli- New York. —Strong vppcultion to tho contraction policy —It is believed at Washington that the frank­ of the House Appropriation Committee in the ing privilege: will be arrived. Itapubhcami and reduction of diplomatic salaricn, consolidatiou Democrata favor it alike, as it will enable them of cmbaMiee, and abolition of couaulato*. m manifested by leading Dcmorratie members of to circulate political r.ocumenta. —The Poetoffice Department him a new plan the House, some of whom have glraai notice for iioniaga on titiril-cl*«m matter for the trans- that they will voto against it when it comes Up muniou of mcrcliandtoo tiirough the maito. for action. Among thore who baas declared It is proposedAo re-sarauge tite-clAralilcatiou of tliemselves are Mr. Hewitt, of New York, and thlrdtelaiw matter, dividing it into two cSaasen Mr. Swann, of Maryland, tho latfer the Chair­ for tin- geoers! purparo of traaaportetiou. Tho man of the Foreign Itelatione Committee of ntisreUanaoui articles now comprising the third BAiLRO3.n JXTKLLIOKNCB. -Silas Wiktor. a resident of East Lyndon, VU, la a fit of frenxy. the other day, killed hi* father, mother, and wife, with an ax. and then lianged himacJf. Jliawifo lived long enough to ti-fi the terrible story. -Wm. trmitb. a .IxWmrapti-xtor.haM Ixoomo. a defaulter.' riifl to onablu to Account for romc ♦750.000 of other people's money. —The wine of Harvey N. lieadwsy must bo •dded to the -tNaiBHiitli caravan" of *»11* nu m^maeh xsaproted. has. it* UM tieofika <tf.Tn.MMr of st. Uvnee death st AortetiKX. Kao.,-.few d*;. store. In a fight with twi. birthers nwued Harvey, he waa struck on tbe head wtib a heavy haramer and toC into*fire, wbwehta tore wtoWnwd to a crisp. Tua figiit took rt*ce In a black- faor, pimples, ringother cutaneous sffee- • S. fir. EEAfitBIS* trah-d—biographical sketoh and portrait of the great milliotmire, Wm. B. Artur, and view of fistor Library. Among the exoeUeut stories which give so much life to th te magMdno we notioa “ How we Shot the 1‘allH," un Adirondack Adven­ ture, ‘Teari Movgan’a Berengs.” “ Huldah’fi Dfifeat,” «Diamond Cut Dia­ mond," -Ona "Night," by Etta W. cajo Tbnator tide wart, with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ficrenoo tn the cast. Ilin a thoroogidy America drama, and in scura of ibsJteltern dtiesia which it W been pre>duc«d ti-waa even tbo Governmenc, fire nubmstted a report that ia very uniavorrt.le to tiud branch of the uerrtoe. He diroovwed that groat fbm<i* were practiced in the disbursement trf ttfbfund for tbo relief of American noarnen in foreign port*, and that the average Coxoml to incompetent, intompw- ..... Chapped hands, wotj, saltrheiun. ami The fallowing table exhibita kudo of the more important changee ia Mr. Morriaon’s new Tariff tifll ; —At a recent meeting of the Chicago Board cf Tra-’to a report-WM ro«l from * committeethat imd liee'n investigating tho matter of rail­ rood diserimlnation* against that city. The roport waa a conclae statement of bow otlicu cities arc favored, and tho manner in which trade Is diverted from- lh»-jGsrden Cky. Tbe committee propored Uial tbe Grand Txnftk road be built to Chicago, and that the u ercliante of that city form atf'a ___ yi „ should be to endtarage sncli project by extend­ ing to the n»w road all needed faolitiea, such 1 ' —The rcnnaylrania Beuubliean fttat* Con­ vention roeoto at Harrisburg, March 29. . —G«n. Sherman, ia a tetter to a mamlter .Of ।lira Ohio Ixgularoro, ihsiarwi Ual be never waa and never wfil be a candidate for tbo Free- at Lisbon ha« voted for tho abolition of silvery in tbe island of St. Tbomra. —Many Spanish families are fleeing to France to escape tea horrors cf wari . T . ' ' ‘ T ! -Lcdochorald, tlw German Cartinal. hae served out his term of ituprtoonment for viola­ tion of tii* ocalealastiaa) laws, and been liber- . —Tito International Committee on tho coni irtroction of tho • intlmianno tunnel between Fnutoo and England met at Paris recently, and conaideration aa well iu the' poeribility.of the Undertaking. —Tlie report of tbe official Investigation into tbo lots of tbe Deutochland says that tbo wreck was owing to an error of reckoning and the Captain’* iliartgard of tbo force and direction Of tbe tide, bad discipline aboard of the iteaaier, and the conduct of tbe office*. TRcumania ha* joined tho province* rovolu ing against Turkey. She refuse* to longer pay tribute, and declares hcnielf a free and in­ dependent Stalo. —A Vienna corrcepondcnt’of aeveral Berlin newsipapora ha* been erpelkd from tho Austrian c*[iit*l for tolling to5 modi. —Frnstsia i* to tranafar the management of her railroad* .to tbe empire. CHICAGO SAFES And V1ULT 1HIORS >n tte Bmt. ’ “ '■trrij-fiwimwf.. MB BID BN Steel," “The Story of Hoopbel Velde,' “The Kx Mr. Ferrer* WaaIn." Then are over nixty articles illustrated bj eighty-two cm—*-*----------i, and ’ ia eQtmiahed ------ :1”“ tl, for $2.50. Tbe one year, poirf already reached a Janitor Roni cireuhtjon ,ot K------------ - -- , never before recorded of any publication of ita clasfl. Send twenty cento to Frank Leelie, New York, for sample copy, by mail tree. Cnnvnssing agenta should socuto territory for thin MtoeoBtrful maga­ zine. An elegant chromo i» given os premium. Write at once for terma. —John Fomlcr, the biographer of Chariw Dickens, died in London recently. —The Bui tan la disposed to recognlxo tbe in­ dependence of'Mttitenegro. and code to it a port on tho Adriatic. Tbl* in order that the in­ surrection in 8erviacan.be tho mors readily put —It is reported from our Minister* iu Izxidon Mid Berlin thM Uoie government.# decline to interfere in tbo proposed interventjpu of this country iu Cwiran affaire. —Paris paper* report a general defeat kbtained by tho Oarlista. Don Carta* himself ha* flod to French territory. and large numl era of his followers are giving hi their adhesion to Alfonso. —A terrible explosion of fire-damp in a coal mine oocnrrrd in Belgium recently, resulting in groat lowi of life from the oaring ia of the earth wails. Them were 230 miners at work, nearly *U Of whom perished. . < —There is a revolution in ^regress in the Northern State, of Mexico, against tbe govern­ ment of President Lerdo de Tejada. Great ex­ citement prevail., and all the people are in IMPROVED Cutlery Co A tocng inr.n of East Jaffray, N. H., who went to Vint had a few years ago to make his fortune by raising grapes has gone home a mulder and wiecr man. He> k»t «2,000 in 1ST!, u4 13.000 in 1873. He thinks that if there is no money to bo made in drilling holes in New Hampshire granite, there is none to be lost AGENTS WANTED FOR THE . ENTENNIAL $5 to $201 Among tbe articles placed on the free list arc a large number of drugs, includ­ ing many acetates, sulphate and carbon­ ate of ammonia, beeswax, brick and tile, bituminous coal, copperas, emory ore and groundemery, muled hair, magnesia, aniline dyes, castor and cod liver oil, Peruvian blue, Paris green, quinine, Roman cement, saltpeter, Epsom, glaul>cr and Rochelle salts, caustic soda and vitriols. Nearly 100 articles are added to this free list, on some of which only a few.cents of revenue have been col­ lected in the past year, and on many of which the revenue has not exceeded *a few thousand dollars. $10»S25T.^ $350 sS ELASTIC TRUSS A company han boon formed in Lon­ don, Eng., for the purpose of construct­ ing railways in China, where at present .there are none. Tho first experiment will consist of a line 9} miles long, be­ tween Sbtujgliai and Wooeung. Con­ tracts - for' its construction have been made and part of the material is on the ground. The gauge will be 2 feet G CONGR KSSIONAE. inches. It is confidently expected that Tuxanar, Feb. 1.—Smale.—Tho joint rtoo- the experiment will prove a success, as lotion proposing a common unit ot tuonny atu! accouaU between ths United Stetea and Orvat the novelty of rapid transit alone will draw a large amount of passenger traffic. Tho line projected will probably be in naming order by July next, ' Smith Organ Co. Thcee Standard Instruments Valuable Work. Uotut -Tbe Room wae engaged neariy the whole day in delating the bill reported Irani the Judiciary Committee Umiting the Freridcney to one term. WnwHMr, Feb. t.-Senair.-Tbo Senate cooaume<i the largtr part of Uu- dag b> detxtliw the Mil to pay the Interest on the District LU bond*. Hra**.—Tbo l>fll to »ell the Kauasa Indian land* to artual aettlora wm passed....The Judiciary Ccmtulttec reported unanlmou-ly the bill to reorcaniM npWied by Tw the judteury <»f the United Ktatre....Tbe Hrmae Tin. wail i» bow mumod ita dtecowtan of tbe propoMd amendment National Publishing Co., of Chicago, Ill., to the CuJMtitation linilting tbe President to one who have issued a liandsome volume styled “The Centennial History of the United States," by James D. McCabe, a Well-known histoneal writer. Thia work will, undoubtedly, . take rank ns the Standard History of the'United States. It is no dry mass of details—nbittmliaatic effort to inflame the. national pride, but tbe District of Colombia to Inquire into th«expedi­ is a clear, vivid and brilliant narrative of ency ot providing B proper fane of Korernment for the events <H our history, from tho dis­ the Dtotrictaf Columbia, and report by Uli or other- covery of the American Continent down wUc. Agreed to. to the present time. Wo most heartily commend this book to our readers It gives a very interest­ ing account of the Indians of North America, from the time of the poming of the white men. The voyages of Colum­ bus, . tho explorations nt the different nations of Europe, and the wanderings of tbe Bpaniards in search of gold and immortal youth,-are told with gnphid power." I . Every step of our colonial history is fcaerd . with patient fidelity, and the sources of those noble, and we trust, en­ during institutions which Dave made our country free and grab, aiti shdwi with romarkablaok—--------- -• $77 Sold by Muric Dealers Everywhere. BOOK aCkMTS. FOUR PAGES COLORED PLATES THE MARKETS. THIRTY THOUSAND B°OK AGENTS- X £7 ■vinrlMw t£si£Kii A Farm of Your Own WANTED Tie Best Remedy jbr Hart Tiaes! FREE HOME8TEAD8 Best and Cheapest Bailroad Land Stock Growers Colony, New Mexico. trill -but 1st: *rin.> ____ .... the formation of the Fedetal Constitu­ tion ; the establishment of the Union; the course of uffurw until tbe breaking out of the Second War with England ; und a fall and comprohcnaivc account of that War audita weulta., The evonta of Union Pacific Rail read A NOVEL IDEA -AWaabingtofi^wdrteaya tiw* ba* Iman a omfqrencc among the Republican Senators tn to nmttoni before Congress of a i .................................................. IMTINCI � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-02-18.pdf.pdf fb6d08f68cb881dd39fe1359c1910754 PDF Text Text ?hr HMNMfe Stews. Progression. No Retrograding VOL. Ill NASHVILLE, BARRY €<$., MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1876: the arrival of the “tknnmittee of Befer- (tabesl “Easy enough to make a mistake,” .ence,” The boys and girls ranged them iTsplied Bay, whipping a mnlirn from its ■Ur ktalk with a blow of his scythe. * “Pshaw! not a mistake like that. formidable MS. roll in bis band.- The Peter Potter knows better. curtain* rose; the andfapoe “ Now,.my young friends, you give me your word not speak as distinctly as possi Ashe. With that lie consulted his roll, to tell, I'll say aomething—” “ Well, I do. What ia.itF and gave out the first word, “ hippopot­ “ I did know better. I’m not such a amus, and tho strife commenced : frol that I can’t spell * Pentateuch.’ I missed on ptirjioae that night. I bad n ovir , okthc«raphirel -plan ; how an Mana.” • • elderly youth of sixty .summers, with a “ A reason!—what I’’ wjttn^vadjUhMX«| to.the vonl “ InBut Harry deoaamtod in vain. Ray explained no farther. After a while tb*>y j-uh." !*■*. tiie fir*t victim, and* tiny walked kick to tlm hAy field. Thehr eonverrstion had on auditor—on alow its thousands, “ phlebotomy" its unsuspected one. Mary Alger was tens of ihousaiids ; how May Martin fell perched in the tree under which tho boys a victim to “caries,’’ and Augustus stood as they talked. It was an oak-tree, Brown was born off pretexting Uist “ap- low, broad, reaily cUmlicd, and Ixiaring pritation” bad only ono I in it. Trap* aloft, tai) feet or so from the ground, a and pitfalls abounded. Slowly the ranks gnyled bough whooe crotch made acornthinned ; the vanquished, finding wlmt fortablo scat. For years it had been com liey could in numbers, lined Mrey's habit to come to thia spot and the .M^itaUinff aud jeering their therestmly lisr Iresooa, read, or dream; late comradeA A| l»i Maiy Alger Wks bnl it was a habit which ahe carefully left the only girl, opposed to three boys, concealed. She was far too big to climb of whom Bay was cne. Five minnteo, trees now, said her motner. Mary ad­ A UPELtlNG MATCH. tan—it sremod aa though neither pf Um mitted it; still she climbed. , Tht-’ were just lighted in the four would ever miss. The excitement - She made a pretty picture, luilf sitting, Town Hall, each tin reflector doing its became intense. half lying, among the branches, tho beat to emulate tlje dignified glitter ot •‘I-l-l-c-g-g-i-b-I-e," spelled John summer win-I.waring the folds of her silver. Tho audience were assembling Beoolt, * dress, her face full of the {mrele canned by two and tlirecs. Behind tlxi green “ Wrong," said Mr. Ashe; atu! John, by Bay’s ovKffoeard confession. Why curtain* which hid the platform * dozen creetfalien, creaked hfa way off the stage. luul ho “missed on purpose!’’ What b*ys and air many g(*Is stood behind ir Racli of the three competitors now left was the “reason!” A sudden flood of table on which .were pl iced the prixre was sure of a prise. The question was, red broke over her face at last Hod she for which tlioy were aboaMo compete in gurased the truth I She could not rest which prize. ths greet rpelling match—an event ■ M-r. Ashv had cx^afnfifai Ufa roll, and till she knew. produced frtta’hfa pocket » deadly little in a flatter, and caused Webster's and Worcester^. dictionaries to take tempor­ ary rank, with the young people of the most mthraHing works in h language. The prizes were three in number. No. 1 was of coarse that inevitable '* Rogers group,” which, for unknown reasons, fa spellers in toe rural districts. No. 2 was “ Tho Baautire of William Shakospctiro,’* a fat volume in red and gold binding. No. 3 consisted of '* A Thc- gold, gorgeous also, but M befitted the third qirize, leas gorgeous foan “The Benutiea of W. 8.” It was upon the “group” in gray plaster that the eyes of th* girh wore most admiringly fixed ; the boys liked the books as weM. “ They’re eplcncfid,. all of tbm,” re­ marked little Game Powell. “ I do sdmire statnee so much !** “Perfectly splendid f elegant’ mag­ nificent!” t'ohoud a cImmus. ** I wonder trial'll get the first!” asked Daiay Lar, in a half whfapcr. “ Oh, Ray, of course. He’s taken two first priare already.” * “My father says it isn't fair that Ray Pelham should compete again,” said John Stackpole, in a snrfy tone. “ He's stand off and give somebody else a volume, full of what a sportsman would call “ croppers.’’ Aha! Owcr. Brycrly trippod.up. Thoword “benzoin”proved too nnM&tov him. Only Ray tmd Msry were left. The audience held ita breath as first one and then tho other triumph­ antly surmounted words which eoumied fatally difficult to less instructed ears. It fast such crises os these that manly nerves win tze day. Out of tho corner of his eye Biy saw the flush rise and deepen an May’s cheeks, and b<J fingers clasp and pinch each other. She was getting flustered, in anotlier moment alio would blunder. Suddenly a gen­ erous impnfaa * took poraeasion of him. She cared ao very much for tliis plaster thing! Why not for onoe give in, and be paptent to come out second I It all pawd through Itii mind in a flash, and his resolution was takt n’. “ PeDtatench," gave opt Mr. Ashe. To the unbounded aatoufahmeuk of the au$enco Ray Pcllmm rose and Kjx)llo.l tho word thus: “P-o-n ts-y- ■piere was a roa^o! laughter, in which ••vary ono jotoed ekcojrt -tho bewildered Mary. Her wonderment burte<l but a moment, duacd by triumph ond pleasuro- Mr. Aaho plueud tho “ Unioa Itefugiws ’’ in her .irwq the boys and girls crowded round her. “I'm real glad, Mary,” said Riy» heartily. “Are you, Ray? That’s good of yob,” she said. Her cheeks were flashed .with cx4to*M«if, ■ het trjfra sparkled becom­ ingly. Several old fadiea went home declaring that “ really, now, Mary Alger was 'most n liandsoiue girl. Shu kxikod “ None of nail have firn least uhaucc as pretty ns a pink with them Aggers in her axnjr. U was a pitg aba was su dnli if be fa.” muttered Game. “ He’s real old, too—’most nineteen! ” added a HtOe boj cl tea, “John’s right; it isn’t fair. Ray. ooghtul to Win the matehat all,” cried two or Uirce titoera. “Oh, mi(36you know, I think it f* * .“ T?:? .t: * "1> Jiav'a the poking,, after al!.” Biy was cf their fair/’ -ijrid *M>ry-Alger. ' chtopion now] hij hold.i the belt. Of Opinion, only lio didn’lj agreo with them ______ A..'. ___ • * > . everybody • « who • course he_ must fight tries against him. Tfirre's always a elumre in wpsdling. Really good spellers are-ofien trippcl up by some auy little word wfeieh you d think they canid spell in a nuuuta.” Miry ended with a sigh, for thia liad b en her own fid . Bb- fare ita as to flu. tire **afnnlr.nn “stuck-up.'*” That ctaaing ut tho apdling mxich dated a cliange in Mary’s Me. ’ Hhe did not know bow it was, but people seemed kinder and life easier and Uro world pleasanter from that limo on. Were tho *boys and girfa. rcplly. morp friendly i Dul the.san shin* moro-tban it usod to do! "Were reasons earner, and waa her She difl not aec Bay, who had. entered own shy stifforex more manageable ? Or as she In gin to rjw-r.k. He had never was it Ui&t Bay, with his frank face and particularly noticed Aliry Alger befuro. Ste was not a pretty girl, judged by the st h*r fad*«revywls*c, doing things for her, explaining, eboering, bringing her, might bare found soawthing to admire os it were, cn rap/iort with herself nnd ptiier people? I du j»ot know ; Mary theexquimtriy fine akin ami d«,> could wA bare explains ; but eumcthfng mpst Irttvc been at the bottom of -this altered wurhl. with its pleasant chain of *«Tn*niv*«. and certain ■*! is that id tho emmn of a few mouths she and Itay grew to be great friends. giria opened IUy wax an* that it was an the lipa of thia himm prtaty. Many imoote prove that their parental instinct fa -rtrongiy developed by taking cam of their young after they gn hatch­ ed. Of this kind ore several aolitasy insocte, and tiwwi which five in sonietiea, ar. boat, ante, some wasps, etc. The mwwn wasp baric* a firinq caterpillar with its eggn, but docs not leave it to take its chance. After the maggot fa hatebod and has devoured the first cater inllar, the wasp retunv, opens Ufa hole, pushes iu mtoUxt, ami again closes tho hole, and this fa repeated till the young animaLfa able to get hfa own living. The* Hold bug Iim a family of thirty or forty young ones which she conducis about as a ben doos her chickaus, beating her wings rapidly at any attempt to dfatarb them. .you disturb a nest of ante by digging, you will pafbmve the inhabi­ tants much lera intoutly occupied with providing for their own eafety than in the conveying of certain little white bodies to a place uf security • three am the young, and to effect this purpose tiio whole community are in motion, and no danger can divert thorn from attempting ite nccompliahmcnt. A cruel obaerver haring cut an ant in two, under th-so circumxtanocs, the mutilated animal did not relax its affectionate exertions ; with that half of tho body to which the head was attached it contrived before expir­ ing to carry off ten of these white mas­ ses into tho interior of the nci’L In­ sects sepm to live oqK-cinfiy for lhe nu­ trition of their young. When we con­ sider the coeriions of three littlo animal*, apparently so disproportionod to their size, and tho constant labor in which they ore occupied, one might be apt to think the plcaaurus of thoir existence were outweighed by its paiu<. But what When a woman wif.hcs to carry a point strikes us as wearisome toil is probably she usually takes the offensive. Msry their delightful occupation, and, like took it. It was tho very next evening. human parents, they are never so happy She and Rny wen; walking home from as when actively engaged in advancing the choir practice the intereetn of their young. “Ray,” site said, turning npon Jiitn, “ why did yon misspell that night at lhe An extraordinary occurrence, says the match—misspell on purpose!’’ , “I—I— What makes you think I London Standard, was brought to light did?” stammered Ray, taken off hfa at an inquest held on the body of a man in South London. In s workroom where “ I knenc you did. Tell me about it. ’’ many young girls were at work n monne suddenly made its appearance on a table, “ You can’t know,” said Bay. “ Well, if you won’t tell me, I’ll tell causing, of oonrae, considerable commo­ you—shall 11 Yon saw that a girl want­ tion and. a general stampede. The in­ ed tho prize very ranch, and you felt truder was seized, however, by a young generous. Atra ar»j bwn:me you were a man who happened to be present, but man— Ob, Rxy, it was vary good of the mouse slipped ont of hfa hand, and you ; but you must take tho group back. running up his slocvo, camo out between I can’t help it—I can’t, in^ped! You his waistcoat and shirt nt tho neck. must take it.” Tho unfortunate man bad hfa month “ Now, Mary, don't get excited,’' said open, and lhe mouse, on tho look-out Ray. guiding her toward a monsy log for some convtmiant place of conceal­ and seating himself beside, her. “ We’ll ment entered the man’s month, and be, diseosi this matter. Sapposo it was ns in his fright and surprise, .swallowed it you*say ’(whicl|I don’t admit), the prize Thai a mouse can exist * for a consider-* able time without air has long been a would bo yours nil tho same.” iwpulcx belief, and was nnfortuuntcly “Not a bit.; it would bo yours. proved to be a fact in the present in­ You’re a splendid speller, Ray, a great stance, for tho mouse begin to fear and deal Ixitter than I am—wheu you don’t bite inside the man's throat and chest, miss on purposx It’s your right to be and tho result wosz<hat the unfortunate first; I'd .rather Ixj second after you ; really I would—a grant deal ratlx r. I’ll fellow died after n little time in horrible never forget wliat you did, Itay—never ; agony. Several witnesse* xhirrolwratisl but you ought to have tho ‘ Refugtwa,* tho above facts, aial madicai tesiimouv as to the causo of death haviffi; been nnk you must take it** given, a verdict of “occidental death ” “Very well,” said Bay, hfa cyos light­ was returned. • ing up with an odd twinkle; “ I wilt But it’s on one condition, Mary.” He There are certain pre requisites. grew very red. “ I’ll take it if you’ll own it in partnership with me. Whnt’a First, you must have low, wide heels and cs}M*cially about th » enough for one fa enough far two— brood soles, planter groups particularly. 1*11 call tho tore, affordirig a secure sqrfaei upon • Kcfageca' inino if you’ll call it yonra, which, iutakiug a atop, you can .push ami —if you let mo call you mine. What tho body forward. Sccmd, the body do you aay, Mary ? Isn’t that about about tho waist must l» perfectly at lib­ erty. Tho corset fa n deadly'cnrmy to fair!" I supposii Mary had a eery strong M-nss of justice, fur she blmduxl, trem­ bled, half smiled ; then she put uut one luuid timidly to Bay, and then.— Tho rest may lie safely left to tho im­ agination of the reader.—Harjter't llizar, , • They tell an anecdote at Washington of n certain Uongravunan who proclaim­ ed that a rigid system of economy unit be practiced, u* th». various failnron here, there and everywhere, had dwarfed the acoount at his annual income. “Bui what am I to do for party drosses I” asked the anxious wife. “Leave that fiuo walking. But given perfuet free­ dom at tin- middle of the body through which all .’.;a movements must para— given this freedom of the trunk, with gtxxl shoes, and you have the pro-reqnisitre on which ihfa general exerefae uf the Ixxly depends. Buppoec, instead of a free body, that you press a corset into the pit of tho stomach, and pros*.it in ao oa to L-iiko a scoop shovel dip in lh*t port of lhe body, of course you draw the shoulders forward and push the bowels down rut ot their uahiral pbee. Then you will walk like a deformed person. With liberty of fee* ami liberty of body, you are ready to take your first tanon. New York. . I donowe man alient, J*_ 91m Clunsau quarter of th* city is be-1 gouvhome, an’ if tholoman’s aettin* up I’ll licker, an* if she's gone to bed I’ll ing rapidly rebuilt The pig-eyed and pig-tailed soua uf Confucius work like ' licker any way. I'm bound' havu shome beavers. They are ba»y early and late, I fun.” and Ixjth underground and on the aur- ■ face. In their part of the town the ■ Celestials have kept pooo with the march , Mr. Phil. E. Chappell, who has ju«t of reluihling in that port of the burnt I . returned from a business trip, to Tcxaaj district which fa in the lutnda of the j related to us yesterday an innt-mco of whites. In ordinary times no one ever ; sharp practice on the port of a trio of (hbTVis, which, wn think, is entitled to appear to be carpenters. One would ' pre-eminenoo in the Hoe. Immediately over one of the banks tri Dallas fa the I tilegraph office, and a few dayp ago two of the operators applied for their di* charge, rrarivi'd it, and left town. On the d»»J- following a wrll-dniwed, brtsineaa appearing man appeared at the luuili with a check far 810.000 on a weiiknown Now York banking home, and deeired it cashed. Ho brought with him numerous letters of recommendation from parties with whom the bank had btuduesH tmnrac(i<'ns, and, ao far an sur­ face indications went, everything was all right But 810,000 was a considerable* aum to pay out, even on too very best documenta of recommendation, and the bank officers hesitated, wavered, and finally declined to cash the chock. Bat the stranger wan importunate. ■* Gentle­ men,"mid le, “I camo to Texas to in­ vest this money in cotton. It is very necessary Uiat this check should, be cashed or I will be greatly inconven­ ienced. Suppose yon. telegraph to New York t? this banking house 7 Ask them about me; I will pay all expenaeo.” Nothing could be more plausible tlion this; nothing sound more honest So a dispatch was sent, asking about the stranger and the check, and iri a short time came the answer to- the effect that it was nil right, and the Dallas Bank would confer, a favor on tho New York firm by accommodating their cotton-speculating friend and cashing the check. Still the bank officers were not satisfied, and the dispatch to New York was duplicated. Again the answer was of a similar tenor, only probably a little more emphasis was added to it. This wasaatfafactory.and tfie check wan <wdu*d. . It seems to be the practice of opera­ tors to go over their day’s work at night briefly by asking the different points to which dispatches have Ihm-u sent whether they have been raocived.or not. On in­ quiring whether dispatches 13 and 14 had been received, a negative answer was returned. No such dispatches hwl come to hand, and cmsequeutly no hnBwera could have been Bent. It wrw evident that the bank had been swindled, but how f There was the mystery. Tho dispatches bad been regularly received; they hal come from somewhore, but wherefrom could not bo known. -The cotton speculator had disappeared with the funds, and the bank officials were at their wits’ ends. In a day pr two the mystery w:m solved. The two telegraph operator^., referred to above, had gone a few milca out of Dallas, token poaacsaion of au old sltanty by tins roadside, at­ tached a battery to the wires, and taken the duqatehni intended for New York oft They had then scut prearranged answers. The three were confederates, and the r pc raters knew about tne time tho bogus speculator would enter the bank and when to atterh their inrtru mente. It was rut adroit rcbeme and Hucocssfully carried out The bank hna, no clue to the swindlers, but has learned a valuable lesson and paid a high price for tuition.—Jeffcnan City (.Vo.) Tribune. nonTox KKir»rA.i‘Ktts. The Breton daily newspaper* are not making much money. There fa a marked dearth of advertfaomente in those paper*, which hare been wont, in year: {Mat, to appear with whole broadsides of good pa} ing “ads,” but moot of them manage to hold their respective circula­ tions. The Poet, which the forger Winslow purchased a year ago ami made a stock concern of, and oome nigh ruin­ ing, fa alxiuf to change hands, and fa vaload at fully 3150,001 Tiro Evening Mum, a penny paper, which Winslow also owned, has given up tho ghost One of th* yousgeat of the daily ps]>ers, the Herald, is an extraordinary suoosse. oxsri>>jiJrx.z.x*ssi.xrrxA. The London Pictorial World sxya Ito circulation in January last averaged range it to your satisfaction," soothingly 117, G10 dmly, and its Sunday odifion, that the story of Cinderella fa not the in­ replied ths legfalator. Calling 4n a r&vention of some imaginative genius, but 54,851, The Herald was purchased for a porter ho set before him a tempting ar­ that it is founded on facta. It drtre 8*I ray of edibles, with wine enough to sand rabo m ita authority. The story fa as last year divijtxl JfiO.GOO apiece. In’ warmth through his veins and gfmerous cui>orateci oornpank* own all the Beeton No mure Spelling matches were held throbs iohfa heartstrings. “Now, my follow,: One <Uj • Itelj nuuwl Bbo- «■!-»«-“ dope to twlhiugialte MBe, end Ute ‘Inilioe, .. well a. Utelodtafc weeklynnd in Duxbury, but the memory of this fsmoM evening did not die, and Ray had pioy you to daaoribc my wife's dromes it at the fee^of the King of Egypt, who the Herald, n-anecript aud Cumr-urThe JJ»«r«aer, the wn* bolding n court of jru^ice in ths open cial Bulletin. air not far away. His ctuiosily wns ex­ “ respectable daily,** is not incorporated, cited by the singularity of the event and and is publfated by a company, and te ten dollars for your trouble and a seat at capital fa 8130.000. The Globe tea a to nwtto.' their ««1» by dragging tlw The a reward far the discovery of the owner. capital of >200,0(10 ; number of share*, Hbodapis claimed il, and it was found 2,000; Journal, 8IOQ.0W capital; Tear to fit her exactly. Hnc was very beauti- filer, 888,000, Boland Worthington rnhbgtorr. T*t her ward- suppose that “Jahn," tho manner iu j which hfa eyes are set in lii* head being j considered, would never be able even to ’ «w a plunk sqnaro acroos, yet ho man- ' ages to make all manner'of joints and J bevels. When a bouse much above the ordinal/ size is to be built, they ptedpitato tbcmaulves upon it in hosts. They gu at it much as they set about tunneling Htrough a mountain. They swarm like ante, and like ants each fa doing some­ ri.JtA.rA3rri:rKs. thing. When a large building fa being roofed by them, it seems, at n Httle dfaThjl Lady of Lyons—A lioness. t uicc, to l>e covered with a giant floak of A faju of slippers—A span of smooth­ clows, each pocking with all* hi* might ly slnxl horse*. and squawking with all hfa “main.” Noah’s dove brought the first “ green­ Wheu aGhiuaniau is excited and fa rush­ ing tiling,, he fa very unhappy unless back.’’ S cotch raying : A door plant wi’ a allowed to “givetongue.” To suddenly cut one of them short when in full vocal mon's naam on *s a vaary go»l thing, blast, would be as difficult os to silence a but a dinner plant wi* a men’s dinner on donkey when in tho midst of his bray. *a a better. Wc have hinted at the underground lalura of the Mongolian*. It may* be uocessary to explain that once John Chinaman baa come into posaeraion of a piece of ground, he not unfrequeutly builds both up and down. He has an utuate love of subtemneau dens and c^yen. ’ In Chinatown, as it fa being re-, built, tho undergrpand apartment* arc likely to be oven more abundaut than in : Chinatown as it was. The rioo-eaters are throwing dirt down in their pert of town like eo many badgers. In the “ Ixmibproofa,” and other holes they aru digging and building, they will have their gambling and opium dens down be­ low the sunlight, underneath the ground. — Vire/inia Bnlcrpriite. • ” -------------- --------------------- toe «■*. Tnvs far mneo leap year camo in no case ha, been recorded where a young lady luw projiosod to pay a young man’s cigar and whisky bills far life.—Free Preu. Somx people will be over-polite. “ Dent trouble yoaraalf; I can find the way myself.” “Oh! nonsense, n»y dear; I’m very pleased,’indeed, to show you out” gortvo ot wrammwudwn. A g«xtk. | him „ (h[i man was invited to tho lecturer a bouse । ‘* to tea. Immediately on being seated at | A Sthm*Y sermon ina Japanese church tbo table tho littlo gill astonished the novar lasts over twenty-two minutes. It family circle and the guest by tho abrupt hardly jiays to scrub a boy to send him question : '1 to church, but such short oermona leave “ Where ia your wife ?” tho men plenty of iimn to go fishing. Now, tl»' gentleman, having been re- 1 ¥,x who heard that Eugene Suu ocntly separated from the jiariner of his _ wroto in fid gloves, obtained a life, was taken ao completely by surprise onoe <orn by that dfatiiigufahed that he stammered forth tho truth : uovrtist, at great expenra, and was “ I don't know.** much disappointed to find nothing writ“ Don’t know!” replied the cn/ante < ten in them. terrible. “ Why don t you know 7 A Scotch schoulmaater was teachFading Had too <*il,l pmhM.in her , ^.iip llxdli„ u cipl>.ro»U» .hue, interrogriori™, despiln lh» mild rrproor • pwMiowl pnpii pnt the loUowing of her ho concludad to make » ' ,lnflU„u hi!1 i,lrtnlotar: •• Wbaar clou braaat o! Un matter and have il oil Jix a. U| „ bcu they’ro over at onoe. So Le said with a calmness . ^bbat out!” which tlie result of inward cxplc- , ___ ._______ . ! A wiuKrn boy, upon wnaae iukmucuww ,, ... i . di re hi" mo’fa'1* exproaring her roeent••Wdl, .0 dan I 1,™ tegolhm- W. , (clt too pn.ad thfak M w mat .gran wad batter krpl „p h» oaar^ bj n,D°h , *» »t* i He stifled a grtan as tlie child began . agxin', and darted an exaqxuatoil look at j her parents. Bal the little tonni nt would : not bn quieted until she exclaimed : “ Can’t agree! 'Ilien why don’t you ; flght it out, as pa and ma do!” ‘ “ Vengcanee is mine,” langbingly re-' torted the visitor, after “ pa" and " ma" ' exchanged. looks of holyburror, followed peating to himself: p, "Two aolca that OnAXPMOTnra—" You ought to bo aehsmed uf younwlf, Matilda Ann, to ’a without a tear when the good ctergyman was a talking that beautiful, and every ono else was a wropiu’ ao!” Matilda-" Why, how con^ I «y when I hadn’t gut a pocket uudkerchcr! by the inevitable roar.—liichniond Die- ; Makia,”.observed Mr. Holcomb, as patch. ; ho was putting on hfa clothes, “ there ' .« -ain't no patch on them breaches yet’’ A miracle has heea wrought by nature j “ I can’t A* ii Dow no way; I m. too in the village of Woansooket, Rhode busy.” “Well, giro me the patch, Island. Frederick Luke suddenly bo- I then, aud 1’11 carry it around with me. come mute twenty yeira ago, when he i I don’t want people to think I oau’t wim still a youtii. He rapidly fell into i *fford the cloth. ” a decline, ami tho physicians only gave j white boys and a negro in Gerard him a few months to live. He, however, I wcllt po»um hunting, lhe negro furnishlingered on from year to year, and since - ing dogs. Next day the darkey was 1873 a gradual improvement in his health j anktsl bow they camo out. “ Kucht four became perceptible. A few Jays ago he J “ Well, what did you get I” joyfully came to his mother and articutatu.1 wino words, instead of speaking in «>£nuuU| Masaa, yar se« we’a gwine ia cahoot, and kocht four porenma. Marx. gaining, and some of tlu> most dfatiiv de reboot.” guished physicians of Rhode Island are A vuuxti husband ia Little Falls, N. about to investigate this remarkable ■ Y., plauncd to scare hie wife, with whom ; w.Mxbrhed, fired offXgnu, unsejadbim- the* United Slates in l»ft fa 1,318, against 2,147 toiilt in the previous year. The numbe r of ships and barks bniH last yrer. howw, axcesde that of 1874 ditto I scare worth a cent, did IF number of ship* is 114. The .number of steamer* built in the same year fa 840, craft. 000 capital.— Kats Field t-x>k a ride in a London mjij w, why w __ she can’tv see an________ American should ot,to a ride o» a fence rail, V °Tf ».» r Hs claimed to be one of thoIndiana A .lory » told of . <U>>ebl« ot . ; ho u>0 prominonl porwa no. in tho Iwdure BoU , ciufsjoQ ta( whnJ (lw .(ucho poodtuly intraMtttgMd rag- i H, 0„ ,oUw to 830,000, partly owned by Hany Parker, of “Parker's" Hotel ** ypn W to make tost Boms ono rays of a certain congrega­ tion tliat they pray on their knees <m Sundays, and on their neighbors tbo The i with a cockney— who U>n «—Uy �to aaaisl him in the •elaetion. »»k«td him whether the baby waf a boy or girl, to which he innocently replied : “ I can't tell for a few day* yet." The clerk subsided, while the countryman continued io price -the diffeieiitarticlek . 11." ■**» miacarry because th#y have *n metfl futivity for energy. adiBg two thinga esaenrially t, they have supposed that, il rra always buay, Hm/v would be sure Io be ndvanring their foririnea They have fargotton that mis­ . Fnixler. directed labor a but a Waste of ac —— ~ — tivity. The person who wuuld sue for HodDctioa. ceed ia’life is like a marksman firing ' at a target; if his shots mhs the mark at Holland Feb. llth. fur' bssiariy, and they are a waste of powder. So in takes io the county jail. the great game of life, whatsit man Adalbert Bnraf, of Soiu*. Sodus', Wlch, Minh, waa j it Aaelbert Brrni, of wu* Ikickdoes uniut be made to const, or it . * h»r*a m> the ’Oth in«, and might almost as well have’been lef« I i*iDXi B frightful Dneturv uf tbi «kull. Undone. Everybody know# same _ . , , 4 _ , iMnnr named over During a bwTT b««vy elorm storm that pkased one in his circle of friends who, Mocrtx, Feb. Iltb, a woBtWr-of mH vessels though always active, has this want of energy. The distemper, if wu may call it such, exhibits itsrll in various The lightning struck the barn of Hick way*.' ' In.some cases the man has Liutuers, of Sebewaing. Eeb. Htb, which merely an active faculty, when he should a directive one ; in the other language,, he makes a capital clerk T6« taloon and ball belonging tar John uf himsell when he ought to do the Wilson, and' Welle & Arnold'* More «nd thinking of the business. In other several rvsidenons were deetrayed by fire al Saugatuck, Eeb. lllh. Lews unknown. ' cases what is done is nut done either al the right time or iu the right way. Energy, correctly understood, is ac tivity proportioned io the end. watch and chain .Feb. I lib. , f _ A man should always be a little older.* little braver nod a little strong­ er, ax;- a little more iu lovo with her that she is wUli bmi. A woman ■bauld always be a little younger,and a little prettier, and a little more coaai derate than her husband. He should bestow on her all his worldly goods, and she should take good care of them. He may owe hen every care and tenderness that affection can prompt; but pecuniary indebtedness t» her will become a burden. Belter five on a crust that he earns than ud a fortune that she has brought him Neither must be jeaYLtis, nor give the other.cause for jealousy. Neither must encourage sentimental friend­ ship with lhe opposite sex. A wifc^soiiln dress herself fiecoinmg»y wlSnc ver she expects to meet her husband's eye. The man should not grow slovenly, even nt home. . Fau't finding, long arguu^ents.or scold­ A Boston grwrr was telling a new * paper man lhat it wa* »imp!y throw­ ing money to nrg away nwny hiuucj n> adveitise,' nurciuu*^ when wutu the sheriff came in and shut np the i*«4h£r tribat ion is always loafing unc!?£-Detroit Free Press. Ann,” observed a Danbury house­ keeper to the hired eiri, lhe other morning, “ as we have entered upon the dawn of another century of onr nation’s history. I gwess yon had bet­ ter get a tooth-brush of your own.” The weather i* so warm jin 'Wis­ consin that the Milwaukee man has to ajt up.and fan his wife with his ears. Sometimes lie- gets carclers, and then she yells nt him : “ Reef ’em John, or you’ll blow mo away." GRAND The Sellable GOOD GOODS! Twelve hacks went over to the 4:45 The Michigan girls are getting tired cf train-yesterday afternoon and brought back one passenger, which is an av­ erage of four cents a hack. And yet •apence. . people wonder why hackmen are A boy named James Croot, of Pontiac, profane.—Norwich Bulletin. . while pitching baa-i -sr -i - ■ ft-of a tarn fell through an opening in the'floor, on bie They have a »tory that two citizens head and was killed, la«t Sunday. of Berlin. Pennsylvania, swapped A barn belonging Co Cbu. Barnard, of wives the oilier dny. Forty dollars Kalamasoe tdwn«b]p, was burned Feb. I4lb, was paid as •• boot ’’ by one ol the with all iu cootents. Dias $800. No inswappers. OailD RAPIDS AST DITBOIT. o a.» Lowest LI a l.x<» 1 rofit. O BTAT1OSH. SAP BUCKETS' DRY GOODS H.U p POST’S PAT. EUREKA 8AP SPOUT. PRICES ! HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT JPACS, OVERSHOES. llunmond. Grand fUpld*. Wolcott Store ! C B. RUSH, , „ . , . ■ And leaving Hp-tr orders early, ao as to be ■sure of getting them in season. A FEW OF THOKE n°lh'n« b“‘lh’ Nubia*at S3 Ct*, and Cliildreu’s Stockings (alf'Wool) cotton goods clear down! NEW LIVERY! - however, made it read, “ Mrs. C. has A Vermont man returned home the Biiflerod mast from the exposure, her other day, after an absence ut eleven feet have smelled tearfully since her years, and found that neUlw* ol the A man with n sad depressed look, return.’’ • three busban|li> his wile had married and! a.black alpaen eoat. and carrying Not long since a reverend orator and buried had fixed the gate. an umbrella that looked as if it was closed his address with Shelley ’ s subjected to fita, stepped into a law­ A landlord al Niagara says he can yers office this inurningand inquired, well-known lines: lick the man who says that the Falls •• Only the actions of the just, “ Do. you attend to ail kinds of law have worn away even a hair'a breadth . Small sweet and blotaon* ia the dnat." business ?’ He wae to'ld by lhe law­ Inagwe his aoanteruation when, in a milliun yenr»' yer that be did. u Make affidavits an>1 having complacently settled down to The man who truly loves n girl or administer oaths’” * Certainly." read the reproduced address in the woman will do her no wrong. Girls, “Well," sai<? he, opemejj wnHef morning paper, he found himself re remember tbi* when a man says he and taking out a two-dullar bid and jxirted as saying : loves you hying it. down uu the table, “ 1 want AUTHORIZED AGENT, you to administer oaths to that amount The man who follows lhe multitude about the weather we are having, when he is strong is likely to be left u’e1?*!* wing5' U p*rUea wUh thr,f c*n **,er *" How's this for red tape? When , and attend to it just as quick as you akmu when he is weakcan.” And picking up tua umbrella, two young Chinamen now being ed he left the office before the astonished nested at a Lowell factory, made lawyer could explain that such busi­ apphcatiun for permission to- cut off ness was a little out of bis jtirisdic- their piglails for fear of tneir catch­ ing in lhe, machinery^tpe request had ROBERT JOHNSON. ARTISTIC first to be foewarded to the authori­ •'-Mary," said a Union street moth­ ties- in China. W. N. IkVINK, Agent* er to her- pretty daughter, the other On Christmas night a citizen of night ;.**what was jfou and your young man staying out on the step* so Inng Fresno, Cal., while in a state of men­ LIFE INSURANCE. for?” “ We-were only watching the tal abstraction, entered a drug store NASHVILLE. MICH. stars shoot, mother,” replied Mary. and |K>tired out for himself a copious * What was that noire like kissing I draught from a jar containing an as­ heard ?' continued het mother, stern­ sortment of snake*, tartantnlaa, scor­ Thin plan. the moat popular ly. " I don’t know what it was," re­ pions, etc The infusion had no un­ ' plied Mary innocently, “unless it was usual effbet upon his system. of insurance; or tbe dividends may be used ! the nails in the sidewalk snapping It's a lonesome day for honest men esebyenrio leasep the annuel premium. with the frost. You know they snap . ... . 1. v. ... I when the news of some embezzle­ real loud sometimes, mother." Her holder paid $124.80 in- tix year*, when he j ment’doe* nut come over the wires. inform ihe public thai they will mother said nothing, and tried to redied. , Upon tbit, the Equitable Life As- : Such news is a warning to honest ke#p oon.tanily on hand iiwntber if nails ever snapped when men that the only. straight road in ent tn <ue country) paid Mie wicrow >1 iSi .ft.j. i life it» to advertise liberally, |»av one being $737.55 accutuulati&u iu six years.! hundred cent* on the dollar and let all kinds, which will bv .old low for oaab A certain darkness find them at homeTh* higluMt price- paid for Hides, Feit* acltoulnukt hiMuled a problem etc. (live them a call on West aide Main St Ih» class in mathematics lite other Il is not uncommon fur itome men I Nasnville, Mich. day. The first boy took it, Im-ked at to refuse to buy a newspujier for i» a while, and said *f paaa.’ Sucond their wives to read, on the plea uf boy said. ‘1 turn, it down.’ The third. E. G. BRACE, hard times; then go ent and taka • three nickel's worth uf burping fluid oat, •£ can't make it.’ ‘Very good, and .walk off with their lips muvinff boys,' *ai<l the parson, 'we wUL pro­ tuuif iu prayer. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREE# VWM. VENN. PaornEToR. ceed to cut for a new deal,’ Asm! lhe Fur dur Pans, and the best brand of workman that can Tin fur our Buckets, and have a Make Better Buckets POINTING ! ,Thnn any other man in the State. Don't buy until yon have seeit OTTE?, GOODS AND ERICES, than any oilier house in Barry or Eaton counties. Pain and Colorad . C. C. WOLCOTT. “LET THE EAGLE SCREAM!’ h* frm’ed nrnuod with a dictp>nary, i tUu»v AT VERY REASONABLE F7GLTCE& ORNO STRONG. LONG BRICK EXTRAORDINARY MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! BARGAINS ! TELMAN’S! AT THE----------- RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! OLD FELT HATS MARBLE WORKS CONSISTiryS OF Ac I1 ULLER» Proprietors. HlrA CJtk. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF and MONUMENTS. NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING l?oi* Men and ‘Women. ' Satisfaction Guaranteed. WHICH ’S. I WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HERETOFORE KNOWN IN NASHVILLE! UN­ A Full Line of those Double Width BLACK k FULLER. Awarded Ike HUjheA\Modal at Flomta ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO $1A YARD. LH.LilTHOlIUO. 591 Broadway, New York, JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING IR 8 CENTS TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Boots, 8hoes & Rubbers .... . . " bicl» Wrtf be soil front 50 cents to Si less per pair than can be bought .bewhere. A .jx-ci.lty In __ . « IGLOVES- FkESH MEATS, : patronize ^gone gisMm. .iTKINSOy & ROE, ROE & CLEVER JOB PRINTING! I est Side of Main -s reef. opposite Unian House. ttT" JOHNSTON NURSERY MEAT MARKET! NEWS” OFFICE! por we wj|| give yntt brf’rr goods in lhe Hardware Line, foi less money I house su much ?" And he walked. PAINTERS! BUSINESS MEN - BEST 0 K CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON SALE and BOARDING STABLE, hurl her anti the mure. Detroit All Stiver Makers wauling Sap Fans or Sap Buckets, both tin and .. . wood, and Post's Patent Eureka Sap Spouts will do well by calling at the VMtaflU HmUm* M'HlevID*, PRINTS FROM 6 TO J CL! ■witch danced like lightning over the When a Georgia paper anirounoes ** sh .aider* ol those depraved young i ihM ij< is prop”red to “ exicute joub . omtlMmatiemus. j work M low prise*," one can't can’t help help Ur. V* Vnta has h« naoaf one Mr. k Ki* bad enough for a wife to have but feel M if Nuob Nuab Webster threw j **” ’» *U wb* tight Hhoax. but ft tight husbtuid must | away the best part uf hi* life when | • STATIONS. G. RAPIDS RED SAP BUCKETS, PER 1OO, $17.00 TWO HOOP PAILS, PER 100 1B.00 ' Thewe Terms are for Caali Men’s Suits fhnn $9.00 to $18.00 Boys' Suits “ $5.50 to $11.50 Auguil Widentnann, a prominent hard­ The New York Graphic has dis­ ware dealer al Aun Arbor, made an aMign- covered that Alexander Mitchell, ol menl Friday mdraingto Jatnre B. G-dt. Mr. Milwaukee, is the richest man in the Widm-nann’* fiabilirica a»w estimated at Northwest, estimating his wealth al aboat $45,000, and asaela al $85,000. $10,000,0(70. Frank Sumerix, a lad len years old. who live* with hie parenu two mile* uorth of CCMW AND CLARK'S THREAD.« ITS. A soirfewhut juvenile dandy *ai<] Baton Rapids, Monday went out to ■bo'bt a hawk areood the b*rn, and while - gelling to a partner at a ball, “Don’t you over life fence bis guu waa discharged, the ihink, n»y mustaches arc becoming Wholte charge entering bi* lerti^e, carrying To which she replied, “Well, sir.tliey completely away a p-rrtiuo of the skull two may be coming but have not yet ar­ BEST $1.00 TEA FOR 87| CENTS ! or ibree inches eryiere, allowing the brain* rived.” to ooxe out. Be it alive yet, but rami die. DOST FAIL TO TRY MIKE! Brooklyn is a curious place. When Oilando Bigncl and Wm. Ludwick, two farmers living on Eui Plaint, nca' Pew - Mr. Johnson was found un the wnlk The Ulyfwtt Market ' Price palti for' mo, went to Lyons last Saturday night to with a bullet-hole in I»m bead lhe ( ing should not have a place in the ductors began stumaclr-putnjirng him Country Protlttcc. - happiness that begins in kisses and out to sea if he hadn’t taken poison. love making. Sisters and brothers DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING P. T. Barnum lias resolved to be a may quarrel and “ make up." Lovers overturned And .prccipiAiKrd down * «t«t<-p are levers no longer when disttirb- embankment, and Bigncl wu intently kill­ traveling showman no longer, but And •* for wb»i yon don't wr, but don'l »*k fur ! ances occur, and married people who ed, and Ludwick, though bruited, eeceped when it was announced that New Credit. Haven had a two h-gged (torse, his are not lovera, are bound by red hot without serious injury. wife had to hide his hut. chain*. If a man admires his wife Besides ragged edges, slice of- the E. J. WHEELER. most iq striped calico, she i* silly not “ A genaine poet,"- an exchange day of judgnient^oil ullrer little things of that-kiud, they havu smart boys in says, 'is always ahead uf hrs agv.,r M Young Indies hare the privilege Brooklyn. Recymtlv a fuur-yesr-old And ha has u very lonely timo of it of sayiag anything they please during in that city, who had' been naughty- if there-is fiubody there but genuine feap year." she said, eying him out of several times during his father's ab-i poetsthe coiners of her eyes with a sweet seuce. and bad been promised u Robert Toombs says that ho hue look. spanking when the old man returned, no doubt that tobacco shortens some Slorlimnn Sc Willyard. Bis heart gave a great bound, and stole his mother's whalebone bustle men's Jives. He snid »o just after while he wondered if she was going and carefully placed Jt inside his seeing a negro crushed by a hogs­ PROPRIETORS to ask the question which h^ so very pantaloons on the sjkX where it would head of tobacco. long desired and feared to do, he ans- do the most good mid calmly awaited the result. Kate Field emphatically denies the “ And the young taeo must not report that she narrivs a revolver. A country editor, io speaking of When she stop-* at a hotel she take* ttfuse,” said she. “No, no ? How could they ?’ *igh the effects of a severe rain storm up­ a hickory dub from her trunk and on certain members uf a pic nic party, feels safe. “Well, then," said she," will you—” was must minute and particular in Brigham Young denies that every Ha foil oh his knees and said: his rcfference to lhe minister's wife, " Anything, anything you ask, darl­ and said of her: “Mrs. C. ba» suf one of his wives jumps for a closet fared namt from the exposure, her when he is heard wiping his foci on ing" NASHVILLE. MICH. Wait till I get through. Will you feet have swelled fearfully since her the door step. He suy* love rules taka a walk nnd not bang around our return." The intelligent cixn|iositor, Ims household. LIVERY STABLE! MlddlavHJ^ SA*P BUCKETS! GROCERIES! A Lake Superior man got the idea that his right ear must come off or he could never be a Cliristian, and he SIZES AND cut it off. He has since discovered that his ear would have made no dif­ ference if he had kept it pinned back. lucaaarv* aig f-.-ct boriiouUlljr. A Bridgeport l>oy told his father to 'dry up.’ and called him an 'honorable hyena,’ and now hi* proud parent in­ tends to make a Democratic congress­ man ot him. h ■ Uwe __ mittins, hats,, caps, and furs, AND A LARGE LOT OF CliBOHOS AND FKA1E8, STEUMSCtPKS AND VKW8! Photograhic Material! 8TERD0PTI00H8A MAGIC LABTHBI8 M ttrtto tciumnc LANTERS, STERRO-PAJCOITICO.V^" rXITKRSlTY FCt-RXOrncON. ADVERTUKR’ti STERKOFHCOX. * AXTMTXW, SCHOOL LAKTKRM. FAMILY LANTKKX FKOHLK* ’.ANTERN. fruit.fruit. BllfHlO ROBES, UP ROBES 4 HORSE HUIEH. NMhTiU*. Mick. TREBS, PLANTS, ANI» VINES X»Im> You can be uhowu everything you want in QEO M SAVAGE * CO'a COLUMJf CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS I A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! My $1 Tea beats all the bobby price* in town I F°r further particulars inquire at the counter. G. A. TRUMAN. GiU^TBro*;' MMOP AMD LADIES’ k �POTATOES. electing all the old offioers. eseept. two di rectors huBaton county who ware changed oa aocount of locality. Ths offiuaro now are, B. W. Warroe, President ; 8. J. Btfbman. Vice Proaidant; A. G. Jewell, Treasurer ; DeUverod al their Clamant Smith, Secretary. Piroctors for Barry county are, D. W. Ellin, J. H. lari, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. P. M. Wbedee, W, P. Bristol and Gee. KBeamer. Directors for Baton county aro .John Dew, J. R. Hine, D. B. Hale, F. B. We also keep on band and hare for sale .Andrews and H. Cocpcr. Assistant Secre­ LATH, tary, D. W. Smith. SHINGLES, —Ha b ana of oar oldest citisans, and he WA TER LIME, weate a granger hat. Il was awful dark SALT, aad muddy and when ha first started out he HAIR. was careful, and bald his hands before him. ■ STUCCO, but meeting with no difficulty ha got rockft., trc-. lane and began to walk with rapid atridoa. Ha had reached lhe middle of state street, which vre ship and retail at bottom prices. nMr the metbodial eburoh; when we heard AINSWORTH k. BROOKS, a grunt sad splash. Hurrying to tho spot wo found lhe old mu Juat goUing himself Proprietors. out of an unenviable position in the bud, and as he scraped It fron the aaal of his Sunday'Irowsers he said: “jee’-si ’sp?ted, Jos’-si ’speoted! By-gum, I won t go af­ ter that old woaera agin such a night aa this if ahe stops away for ever.that I woa'U” And be bobbled off into the darkness al a pace that ahowed ho didn't erut to get upsot again by colliding with another mu go­ ing in u opposite direction. GENEVA NURSERIES, GENEVA. N.T.. CORN, apples, OATS. Clover Seed, &c.. -Ba •■loan I—8 yw effl be happy. M«at of the bad weather a*i roads, sod if parodtodoallkbMaf —Brick to lhe Mawaaad lhe Haws win you will wait; be palienl and peroevere, CUSTOM SAWING. aliok to yow. this dark cloud that now obecuroo the horiaou As my noMnsey is aB nrw. aad -aa I sUH will pass away; U ia only temporary. The keep none but experiemead bands, eoatomars. —Remarkable forty rr fifty thousand d.Uars which would nan favl aswnrod of gwtiiug their work done have been distributed among onr people for wood ud lumber, had the weather j-onaitted, this wiator. lot ue bops wjll be one hundred thousand dollars Mil la the meu time Jet ua wait patiently—DeMaislre tolls —P. M- MoNamee and family loft for ue “ To know bow to wait in the groat Marshall Saturday. —Mr. Pllbwant b happy. JLoaeon. A Nashville ia in a healthier condition thu। beby girl jxat five days old. most towns of equal she in tha stale, fromt tha fact that ihe derives her support from aL —G- W. Ayhvrorth bu moved- into ike rich farming country that extendi for miles around. There ia scarcely a day passes! Ibatdow not bring people into our town, living twelve or fifteen miles away, to carry, —Duals, of the Hastings Journal made home the goods our mercants are selling so| our office a call on Saturday last. cheap. Onr meroxuto aro alive to the, —St Valcetlne’c Day got iu origin from business latorosto of tho town, ud offer bthe death of St Valentine, who waa behead­ duoements which steals trade from the elly ed by tho Emperor CludiM, (A. D. 270.) of haelings and other neighboring towns. It h a little dull here now because the, —This is leap year, and if the women persist In “ booking " the wood, why, you farmers canoc*. get in on account of the bad'state of the roadg, bat it is-dull every­ must not stop them. 4 —Miso Laura Dunlap changed her life where, heaoe it weal I bo folly to leave— would be, pechepo. as the old maxim says. ofaiagle blessedness fer ons of matrimonial "Jumping from tho fryingpuinto the firo.’Joys ia>4 Friday. Joyful may it be. If wo aro not doing aa well—if our income —Mr. Veaaaa had ths misfortoas to out is lose, let us oartail our expenses; live with­ hie foot while chopping wood about one in our meus; aoeemmodate ourselves io mile west of tho village oa Monday last. •ur sireumslancss; be cheerful and con­ —The editor of this paper, Mr. O. Strong, tented and make the best cf what is given ud wife aro violating relatives at Bridge­ ns, aod the very course wo pursue will roil water, Ohio We expee* them home soon back lhe atom wheel of advesity ud leave —Mr Aldrich has moved ia the Brady our < paths tho smoother ud brighter for it. building,aod the now bakery will aooa be R. Paises ia running order. aowa, lectures at Jaokaoa to-night. tgf Thooo wanting Hoksx, pill find plenty AO st 26 ctnU per pound. IMPORTANT CHANGE. I dseire to announce to tho people of Nashville ud vicinity, that I have purchas­ ed the entire slock cf Groceries formerly owned by P. M- McNamee, at a largo die­ count. ud shall eonthiue the business is theoMstawd, where ay old friends and customers will always find me ready to supply their wuts in the grocery line at prices whicb will make their hearts glad. I intend to prove a blessing '♦o tho poor man, by reducing my goods to the Io weal poeeible margin, ud 1 hope they will not in justiM to themselves, forget to c«ll at my store ud price my goods before buying eloewhoro. lily motto shall bt honorable agU The party who borrowed these gloves from Boise Droe. Sion, Jan 5f7tL, will please return them and save further trouble. many, ud i* selling on its own merits. The people aro going wild over its aueosss, and drug girts all over the country are writing us of ita wonderful cures among th dr cus­ tomers. If you wtab'to try its superior vir toe. get a sample bottlu for JOccuta. Large rise bottle ceafa. Throe du*ca will re­ lieve uy eaae. Try it. (4-cow.) C1A. W. DE1A8AT, —Oa Friday wwaing last a danghtor of Mr. tu™, RnM. Lrte, .bort ... >t1> east of lhe village, while out play lag fell Some of my chases kava frequently ask and broke her arm. ino wby I didn't go to the club dances here, —The*Adveat Society hold their quarterly and, ' fur reasons of my own, I have hesitated' meeting services in the schoolroom, oppo- U> ‘ give them a definite answer; but to clear cite Mr. Nichols store, last Saturday ud my 1 eelf of <mspiciun, (for aomeoflhsm are Sunday. Dr. Martin, of Charlotte, preaid- 1begining to aeerwtly whisper •‘something wrong,") I will have to tall my story, al­ though icicles seem to be capering up and ■\ Mr. A. M. Flint will deliver the leelure down my lack, and my cheek pales at, the before tbs Literary Society next Monday evening. Subject. •• Alcohol, Ita Uses ud About three years ago 1 run a farm. My Abuses." M'»s Adda Nichols will favor lhe neighbor C., living just over tho knoll, was audienee with as essay. Turn out and hear blessed (1) with eeven gushing “darters'* of all shea and complexions, tall and abort, —We keep our office clean and neal, and thick and thin, rod aud brown. Now far­ thueboioaat literature of thmday b on our mer C.'e daughters wasn't proud nor aiuekfable, and if our century friend* wi-h to up, but were the perfection of country »imp«M a pleasant hour when to lhe village, plieity. They could ecale a ten rail fence, we invite them to our suctum. Wo like to pick grube or boo 'talers all day without, m our friend, al all lines. making half the fuss ooms of our milk-eop \ —A free lecture will be given to night al village belies do frisxing ud pain ing for lUoee A Delericks hall, by J. W, Grebbs, ths party. • ~j-offlrg vn>. Qfflwbwntraei to 0 a. aa aa LANDSCAPE GARDENING! —D. C. Griffith, our old express agent, has bought the clock of goods forme Iry owned by P. M. McNamee, ud we under­ stand h going work a change in the mode of doing buaiaoes at lhe old C. 0. D. slud. Ils has already bared up the door to the sample room, cleaned cut lhe store ud tastily arranged the goods on the qbolves, and now our flue ladies and gentlemen need not ahun ihe C. 0. D. store on account of the foul taint of rum. We want to aay a word for lhe band. Every body knows, that knows the band boya, that they are doing all they can to make lhe band a success. They have their instruments nearly paid for; they practice regularly aud are progressing fl lely. They arc now making a band wagon, and they need help. Will lhe citiiens of this place help them. They are giving their lime to’furnish us w*th music. Shall re Sot give them a lift in return. They want about $100. Who will help in thia mailer ? Al that feel so disposed will find an opportunity by calling on Clement Smith, who has a subscription paper for Ue bcueSt of lhe band. Do not be backward iu tbi« matter, but all help as much aa they can and the amount will be easily raised. T H. LEE. W» Deputy HIiorifT, N*»U2>,kC*t CalkcUoeaa apeeWty. LARGE INVOICE! PARADY, Maonfacturer of Booth and Shoe*, Mekmr end Repairing ootl) <Jot«. also etetel alteatlon to kill onlere p-nurpUy. Naebvine. •HN Q CRESSY. BOTTOM PRICES DRUGS, MEDICIHES, BOOKS, STATIONARY, PIANO AND ORGAN I TERMS- |10 PER QUARTER. Ruoma over Rote* Bro*.' Dn>< Store, N»*b»IUe. M. MONEY TO LOAN! Od Approved teal EiUU Secaritw, f300.00 and. UPWARDS BRUSHES. SPICES. ELI STRONG. Practical Millwright^ DRESS GOODS! A married couple nt Arcadia, Ind.,; have twenty-four children,twelve l>uys and twelve girls, .lhe oldest being thirty years of age. the result of one inarriuge. The girls all dress alike, and the family all eat at one table, the girls on one side and ihe boys on l|ie other, tho father al the head aud mother al the foot Tho old gentle­ man is well ofT, and intends to keep the family togelher till hetlies, when he says they can do ns they like. HILL DA8HIMXT, lainiiizoo. CUTTERS! CUTTERS! Iff loll Igan, ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, General Conveyancing, Collection* a specialty. MERCHANT TAILOR I KOCHER BROS GRAND PRIZE MEDAL. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS! C. C. Wtiott’x Afrinltal M - Wines and Liquors Seilint eicluively for Cash at one Pries io All, and at 12 1-2 Per Cent Profit. CHA8. W. DEMARAT - JONES, Fur more thu a fortnight 1 had been Shirtings, vainly endeavoring to ecarc up u cxcurc to go overlhe knoll ’’ and was giving up in Shee Ilogs despair when, one eve in “leafy June," just ar lhe stars Legau to blink through the Rushings, darknesa. a brother came over to my abode, i -The Methodist Ch uroh was well filled and rejoiced my loan with these words : with people to listen to tbe lecturoon “Hyg“ Bay, vie're goin* to have a * kick-up ' over Pats, faps, Une,'' delivertd by Dr. M. C. Ellis before to our houai Tuesday ntgbt.ln houer of Sally In Nashville, al lhe M. E Parsonage^' the Literary Society tart Monday evening. *' " Ann's birth day. Zeke Jigflab'e goin'to come Feb. 17lh, by Rev E. L. Kellc Boots, Shors, Mrs. A. M. Flint, also, read an interesting up with his fliddle an' we'ro all goin' in for Ostrctb. and Mi»s * essay on “ Womans Works," which mat Maple Grove. Do you want Paints and Oils a “ high time ; wouldn't you like io lake a with universal praise. Notions, In Nashville, on lhe 15th Inst., at lhe hand-." Just the thing I wanted, of course .'*_ Lee.- by Rrv. Do you want a good Buck for the —Last Sunday was a pleasant d *y, and 1 would. Aud For a whole week I looked residence of Mr. P W. Sinks, Mr. Wm. D. Fleet, of Tiffin. Ribbons, the belles and baaua of our metropolis don­ foraard to the coming of that “kick-up" Senses Co., Ohio, aud Mis Laura Dunlap, Home Circle *. ned their summer garments, and sauntered with joy and exultation. of this village. ' Du you want School Books .’ along the streets arm in arm, ud brushing The longed-for time finally rame, and 1 Scarfs, D8 yon wan* a Prescription filled •way the “little busy flies** with ther gloved •truck out over lhe hills ud bogs, arriving hands tried to delude themselves into the, at C.'a shanty at u early hour. The girls F an, &c. with care ? better that I* wae May and ao* Feb. But were dressed up in their Sunday calicos ud oh, to day. all brimming over with ■«a:les wero prepar­ —Tho meetiegs at tho Christian Church ing lhe front room for lhe “Jig." “Mam’s" Please call and examine Goods and still oontinuo with increased interest Thir­ nod wae taken down cellar ud a board pul Compare Prices, before purchasing ty beve united with the ehnroh already. over the hde in tho floor to keep us from elsewhere. Rev. Mr. Sinks will return to bis pastorate following lhe bed. About 8 o'clock the “fel­ this wort, ud scrvioeo ever the Sabbath lers" ud their “ gals ** began to arrive, ud will bo conducted by the pastor. Should when the last one had got ia, I counted 17 Phila­ tho interest demud Rev. J. W. Weeks, of country verdaats it would panic a BOISE BROS. Marshall, will assist the pastor next week. delphia lawyer M to describe. I aol my eyes oa Sally Ama C., a delicate —P. M. McName'e grocery was riooed little feminine of about 176 pounds, and up last week by parties at Detroit who at­ when Zeke yelled -* form cn for a cotillion *' tached the goods for tndebtodnroc. On in- I made a grab for her, when, drat the luek, vesdgaiiou it was found that there was a my toe stubbed against that pesky board mortgage of four hundred ud fifty dollars they had pul on lhe floor to, cover up the on the otott, held by parries at Marshall, hole, ud kerslam I went ngut aga os t Bal, whmh had to be bought by the creditors spiking her over onto Zeke Jigdab who sot befote proceedinaa oould be lakea. The iu too middle of one ot Ibotu long boards matter was finally settled up satisfactorily .unlng up his old fiddle. Crack, eataau to all, ud Mr. D. C. Griffith bought lhe weat that board and down went Zeke on •tack and will oontinao tbo t-netor* the floor with 8*1, ud seven other girla ud —Il ie said that a farmer, of u eeonomia- boya who wero roasted on toe board, oa top al tarn of mind, living not far from Wood­ of bias. Wbu the board broke Zeke throw land Center, to ahead of bio neigitbere on up his hands, and his fiddle flow across the room with a veagenuoe, striking an old tom bouse built for quits another purpose, whiea eat that was quietly saowing in u opposite min the expense of a smoke houss, and. corner. That cat give one fearful waul, the odor which rhea gives them a eont sprang out of the room with a bound ud BRY GOODS, ftECBIVEO TUB that no m would be likely to mistake fur lit right oa the bald head of old man C., Jacky Club, and lhe Saver it.pa.rUd, wall, that is all owing to ones taste, hv aaya is pair of browebea stuffed full of paper ra^a iu the summer oook bduse, aud thence uul of a koto ia the ride um-J for a window. —In a previous issun of the Naws the Y7//V/YA, S873. ’ It didn’t M<ai m if be bad beta snoring at BOOTS, editor said: “Our frow starts foe Ceidw* all when that cal lit on hut cruium, fur he ter to.dsy Io see her grand pa W hirt-wopJ" SHOES, made oae quick motion. mutlerel over Throe day. later he come bounding wp the something. mJ grabbed up an old iron pot CEOTHUTG, Meirs as if charged with a double portion of filled with brakin crooks aod pepper ass NOTIONS, •towtricify. rushed into the office teoldiag a It no hutractiEM to run it. It can not gat cut of order. bottle* and b» drive at old ton jau a. he letter In his band aod jaVtaoAiy eutaimad . AO., &C. It win Ac every clan and kind cf wexfc. »u making through that bole, amavbiug “ Whir-sop ! I've gw* a totter from Lev aod . It will sew from Taae Paper to Hamess Leather. lhe put wad beating seven boards oiS the mu going to sea my littte «M soon. WhlrCash Purchasers iriU make It U hr in advance of ether Sowing Kacklnec fa tie aagattudf cf ita suptricr •kb a ihaahaatj, which took him half a iffipnrrantnU, as a Steam Oar exssHs In lehicvemsuto day to repair, bat tue o*t oscapcd unhurt. lA»ge Saving by buying their Goods the old faahicnod Puga Coach. 1 got my hat and Mooted for howte a>fd of a CASH HO A! KE. of Grand Rapids, on lhe principl«- of lhe - Uni tod Sons of Industry.” Proceedings will l>e taken to inaliruto a lodge at this place, aud working men of all olaaese are iavit.od to attend. WEBSTER k HOBBS, Btaek’ ’ MoJtha. All kind, td vmt Io the BlaatawMtli NEW GOODSI BOISE BRO’S JEWELER a OPTICIAN' NASHVILLE, MICH, H. YOUNG. M. n: (REES, SHRUBS, YIMS W READY MADE CLOTHING I MEN’S, YOUTHS’& BOTF CLOTfflltG WHch «HU be aoU at reavousNc priow. I’lraRf pine me a mlt. vine, Mich. Nov. to. «. LIKBHAUhER. Fall and Winter MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS’ ll brtitedu, and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Late, Patiitriti-eiitire, trnd 1 mila t,imt Iftiff- Guoets. hrrns and t-ioakniakiuK IN ALL THE LATEBP NTYLKA. I NEW ART GALLERY! Prices Made to Suh the Times, either for Cash or Credit. Copying aud Enlarging vr Seaa for W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. Address OkM.,111. Illustrated Catalogue cf STYLES and Prieee. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. Mlcrt.X.T. X.T OtlMis U. St.lw!»,Ho. uivux farm mu atti yyvrr. �Andrew John~ uwH. pttb&o life He. haa been living in Bal- wutracted to adtium* *10,000,000 to Egypt too •adaUan *70,000,000 to meet the Egyptian Amting debt cpuniry and Earo^w. —Tbo Crown 1’riMe of 1'ruMi* hM decided —Tb* b«rb*rtm* «trH* ta, Cab* cooliauea. U. 8. ConauL His life and he world. Ho Las a great stock of stre^M, first, and liis sudden and pacadiM danth only coda a life-hwtory of rautorknhle in hb looks aod «WR<rtai*yin hwdrvm, inciiieuta. . - < •• . pVlnit BLofjirKircx. Iu a book just teoohred from Loiidon wo fiutl a frorii specimen, eotnjng from a quarter whence it would bo leut expect called pulpit claa*e, which forbid* Ute rending ad—Scotland. And this is the Highland of objacttonabl* communications within • exhortation: ■ “Ab, my frieeda, wlmtanuwshare we •ten* thirty bcdMingx wan deat&.yad, cutailtaga JAJLT. MOtANAftA UnaioeHed by any Woeldjliiemy Fi blication, East or Weal turning. ' street. New l Week. Which THE CHEAPEST AMD BEST drew. In this dny there seems a ttegrre of BMutcnsable affectation in this home- * THBEZ DOLLXK PAPER TOR USE •pun, awkward garb, but it gives a tinge ' ihhxvr am 1 HALP. of character to the throng of black coftta j Ccntennbl year.—ST. LcniltJ Evenir^ THS LEOCSR, Ix-rf Duffepu. th* graatitride! Look at thfi place of our Journal. r' »•; FLOWERS MO »TRAW GOOD#-BM0MLTY. habitaatmn. How graafeful' shonld we be that wc do not leeve in the far north— rtnwrtft. oh no! amidst tho frost and tho onaw, mvenne. Tho Canada Padflo Railway in given ■ GRASS AND FiELB SEEDS. imrtrumeirt in tho world." -B»5RBS?%iK&l«aSKR raid tho canid and tho wwit—oh no I— ALBERT DlCKlMBOir, tri and IBJKiaxte. where there’s a lang day tao half o’ the MANUFACTURERS, heavily flneil for publishing falsa etetements derogatory to th* aignlty of Minister Buffch tither—oh yw j-^tha’ we do not depend don concerto. yfiEx.vmofin&nsxsi —The inenrrcctian iu tho KiMsian Pruvixica upon thn anmwry Ixircawliii—oh nol— KDWIX HUirr A SQXS.J8 »»48» J^kThese ate fine compliments for our To­ HEAVY HARDWARE —WHOLESALE. mon* Ambriom maki'ni, upon which we KiMBABK BBOS. i CU . *1 toK _ congratulate them, adding that they aro ' a~w.IT rtiai-ohno'-mokiooMoMoUioniki skins —oh nd!—ranking amaag tho kumw thoroughly desorved.—Nczo York Phil. BOTEL1. $5 to $20 "jst. j-stTjatar —Th* Saltan offer* amueety to all insnrgeot* like modiwurfs—oh- no! no! And how hamu>nio Journal. . who al once submit to bin *athority. Austria gmteful should wo be that we do uot wiU immediately withdraw her protection from leevo in the far. south, bonoatli tho equa­ all the r«|fngccn who decline Ulis offer. tor, mid a suu oyo burriin'. barniu'; —Dr. Schliemann, the ncioatbt and srchseolcgivt, liu been compelled by the Turkish •Govyeartli’n lief, and the wnter’a het, and hta.udghbar, and tho first salutation 1*. ** How LUMBER. «-nn >*' rt << Hnw !■ vniir HtuJtli ?" Thn ra. ye're burnt black aoiiHmidiiy—ah yes !— ad* convened on tho 10th. *3,500,000. Two firemen w .-ro fci‘Uc.1 and several ctin m faJurvd by falling wall*. -Hutdniui’ HetW, at Holyoke, Ms*., was $fQ425TJl^2SK2SaE Wilk** Booth Htmbtetim. —The ataaraahlp City of Galvreton, from ptufaenfiere. who wtre Raved, and a valuable Uvc* iu OoogreM *fo favor such legislation as cargo of coffee, tho latter dMtrnycd. —An captation of fire-damp in U>o Exeter will sorare a treaty by which the Black WUla coal mine al Wool Pittston. Pa., ou Saturday df can l« opuued to sotllemsnU (art week, raaultod in Uio killing of four m*a. —Bismarck, in a publie speech, allude* to an the Houec appotuted to investigate tho charges Eight other* were terribly mangled and burned. Infiueotial court clique that are intriguing . again** Meevn. King aod Sebum*ker. In con­ rJffAJZCtAL AND JNDVMTniAL. nection with the Pacific Mai! subsidy, wU1 ro against Idm and hoping to effect hi* n movaL ' jx»rt that the House lias no jurtedlcLoti ia Uscwo ‘ —Tbo AlinnotoCa lloifao Iim defeated, by t — The Spanish Government has Issued a note cavwi, aa Ilia alleged offenva ware committed vote of C3 to 97, Use bill appropriating *25.000 explanatory of the situation in Cuba. Tho tnbofort the pensou* named wero elected to this for tire parpooo of a Ccutpnuial display. surgrnt Army, it says. 1* cotnpoeed of negroes and foreign adventurer*, about HM Cubans —The content over tho Mayoralty qneation the immediate repeal of tho Resumption act only being enrolled in It, white 40,000 of the ent by the umoating of James II. Britton, who and tbo adopttou of certain mranureo which aro han lilted that poaitiou fur sometime, and the suggested for the purpoeu of restoring oom- insurrection te completely qucllad. Cub* Is to enjoy all the liberty she ark*, and slajrrry is to iw tai latten of Henry dvcmtolz. Bntton has rufirvud confidence. —CspU Ea-te, the coutraotor for the jetty be abolished. app«ated to thf» conrte. eytttem at the mouth of the 3Ii.wnaaippi Hirer. of the men bringing their families also. Tl.cro baa beeti no interference from’ either tho miii- feel in eight daye. Seven feet additional water will entitle Cspt, Eads to the lint payment, by —1'rarfdenl Qratt'a deposition In the cm* of high aa #8.50 per 100 ponBda.far shipping, and #8.25 for packing. Tlicso are -the Lighcvt eion, in tbo prcsc.ge of Chief Justice Waite. —Daring January the demand for poetageSecretary Bristow, and Attorney-General Pierrcpont, The examinition wu Uicrotigb and straightforward. The Prreideut declared reached the unprecedented amount Of *3,500,that Babcock liad never influenced oraltcmi-tcd 000 worth. This figure is ooiuudcrnd Indicative to influence the appointment or removal of any Of th* rapid revival of bu/lnes* tlirpnghon*. the official Involved iu, th* ro-callcd whisky ring. —1110 Atlantic ami Pacific Telegraphic Comintimately associated wiilj him he Jud not learuel aiijthiug caleulatesl to impair confi­ per cant, to all point*. dence iu hfa Integrity. The teatimooy. a* a POLITICAI.. —W. IL Morrteon aod A. A! Glenn aro among' Babcock’s honesty. The croas-eiaminatioi: elicited nothing of imi ortanc*. tho prominent taudidate* of lhe IlUnob De­ —The Crown and Htcui are fighting among mocracy for the Governorship. Tho State themsdvre in the neighborhood of Fort Pease, Central Commiitee of that party held a me. U at the month of the Big Horn, and whan oppor­ tunity, offer* now and (hen white inhabitants of formal discussion nothing was accomplis tied. —li is said that tho entire Itepnbllcsn deletho fort come in for die stray ballets of the where there’s teegers—oh yes!—and lion*—oh yes! and crocodiles—.oh yen! —and fcarnomo bcustn growlin' aud grinniu’ nt ye amaug Ute woods; wlwro tho very air is' a fever, like the burnin' breutb o’ u ftefy drawguu; that we do not leave ia these places—oh no! no! no ! no! But that we !}?uve in this btessit island of oont nilfit Great .Britain— oh yen! yes! and iu that bito* Mild Scotland that looks up at Iten-Ncvis—oh yea! yes! yes!—where, there’s neither CONGE ESSIONA L. frost nor canid, nor wnud nor wt-el, nor hail nor rain, nor toegar« nor liona, nor Tvebdat. Feb. 8.— Senate.—Several Hila of a burnin’ suns nor hurricanes, nor—" Here a trem endow! blast of wind and miu from Ben-Jievia -blew in the win­ dows of tho kirk, and brought ihe preacher's eloquence to an abrupt con­ clusion.—llarpcr'e Magazine. ttoo blit, after which the death of the late Henator An Jntrreatlng feature tn ihe proeeedinjte Woxr»i>AY, am the Fete 9.—Sr>»afc —Bill* wero Ladies’ M'uiumeu, Aeeodatiou uf Allegheny adepted Instructing ths Commit'*--’ on Pub­ lic Bulldln s and Grounds to inquire into tbs the Hou--,- Centennial bill, approjirisllag St 600,000, but failed to reach a vote...'. Ikiuts ell Introduced a u<4 only dog* up the pore* ot kbeeatire*]ialeaa and retards circulation, but it I* productive of Ctianfi, which i* quite apt to Hadto Ctatndmption. “ Ob." you say. •‘Ittanolbwg but a ro.'d in toy head.” True: bat that aM fa really a mild form of (Tatarrti. anfl if not arrreted in it* course will teeotnc chronic. Catarrh i* on* of the mo»t disagreeable, offendvo affection* in. J ho catalogne of dwoaaov. Tbo p****ge to lire ia obauucted, tbo «rnno of nmcll impaired, aridtborofaa dfaagneablo oenaaUou of pr*a*nro in tbo head. In tire more advanced ategre, tbcre is a diacharge baring aa offensive oior. If the disease be allowed to oouiinna In its course, thick, bard incru»t*Upiis will form in penons continue to suffer Trooi each an annoy­ ing. disgut Ung dbcaae. when they canjuata* well be cured of it? Dr.Sage's Catarrh Remedy will cute tho worst form* of Catarrh ; tn fact, ft is Lhe only sure and Mfe remedy Khteh barrel been offered to tlio public. M*ny harsh, irri­ tating pirpiratlra* may, for a time, relievo th* Dr. 8* and liealiug mm. • M fiadtatM charg* him with arcepting * bribe of would get the nomiiutiou. an he was •• a good 8600 for the panlou of a murderer. B*pub ican and a good atatemnaB.*' —The House Committee on Elections ha* —Tao rarra of Cbicago’* AUerawn have been indictod by th* Grand Jury far complicUy dsssdod to report, in tho contested election case ■ , < ' ! ! ’ WATCHES. JEWELRY M0 JEWELERS' SUPPLIES. Wo'ssssasis. st •'S’- 2MC’2±.UX± REVOLVERS I Igijr^S $3.00 WnSrto-^sG-i^rs-* eik: W- Ciuca<‘o Ledoek—Beat story paper 0PIUMSJ~g= ACEMTS. the only do net fail to t-end for an Ulustraied catalogue. Chbafkst, bort family P*P** m the BOOK । AGENTS.; WAKTEO-MABBSWat® Dr. J. G. 2SCS. 112 Joha Su ffixlnnati. 0. wk A* lanw'1 uaMa - AGEliTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL C HISTORY or™ U.S. DO YOUR OWN printing: HATlbMAL ririJUSMUfti CAA, V>*i-a|Sr»L- . jCWTOVEIsTY DOMESTIC & SEWING ^MACHINES, BEnJ. O. WOODS A CO. MacuTpaiMi SH’«aser-““'a,si»rKifc S. IT. HARH.IS’ IMPROVED tJ.p’! terday. While out hunting ho camo in I Vtovc—*r*»o contact wiUi a grizzly bear. At flrat he CtaS . _ . .-” . . . . . Wmat-No. I fried to avoid tho beuat, but tho animal ho.arprl«. was suffi ring with hunger, aud Jack saw it wwi imposmbte to beat a retreat Jack aioo:l his ground, and the bear tan with rapidity, with hia jaws ontatrctehed, ready to tako Jack in. Jacl: let two charges out of a repeating-rifle into him, nt a distance of 40 feet, but it only -cu- rtoCB-Arak OPMS “DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS. •nuIUw* IWtms tnsdr. NredScU. ferCaiakvw. Aidrm D0WESTI3 SHW21G JUCHDfE 0& CHICAGO SAFES AMw. And VAULT DOO KM are tbeUcxL I raged tho onimd, and on he.came. Jack Wbmat~rJ drew his toothpick, or a six-in-hand, and was ready for action. The bear gatli- co**... ... ’ cred him iu hi* claws, and began his savage work, and Jack kept his arm. close, aud, using bis knife, plunged it] " bams, vs, Bromberg, Democrat, that the for- altegcd to.have winked at illicit dteUIlaUon. overcome HaxaJeous S 600 majority. bat determ nod to retire frotn the political —The Me* London (Ct.) Naricnal Bank, . MW MANUFACTURERS. SEWING MACHINE COMl’ANlES. Pimples on tbo tiux, rough skin, your city, met with a sad accident yes-' Um> Doalou belfry murdc-nr of little Mabel Yfiung, has been found guilty of murder iugton special elates) Cd. Ftcd. Grant declared that the 1’reoident <11-1 not desire a tided term. —A i evolution Ium been offered in the HiMuseippi IxJgMlUurt. injjicadung Lieut.-Gov. Davis Cincinnati Ccuvemtiou tendered it to idm. wo“ru * PILES! IBLEST Tho moet interesting topic of con­ versation at the Capital, says a Washing­ ton correspondent, is the marriage of Senator Cliristinucy, of Michigan, to Miss Lillie Lugerbeel, of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing of the Tn awry De]xtrtmcuL The marriage took place at th>3 boarding place of the young lady, where Hip Senator resides, and wns a very qutet affair, tho ceremony being performed by the Rev. Dr. Sunderland tutd* witnessed by very few parsons. Sen­ ator Ferry, who wm the only Senator present, ufllciated as groomsman, and Mins Bello Linthicum os bridesmnuL After tho wedding the cotiplc took tho cars for New York, where they will pass the first halcyon days of tho honeymoon. Tl:c Senator, who has now reached theago of 64, luet Ida wife about mne montliH Riuoe. Ho ia tho father cf tux children, i His wife is a blonde, quite pretty, ond J batklii of dm Crow Indiana, and five white* bad cided to present aud pre** Mr. Conkling'* name In the Cindnnati Convention, and that tliey United State*. It pcovidre that after thi-30th of June next none ot tuc put-tir lau<la *haU be sutiject are confident of bucc.wh. Ex-Got. Morgan has waived hl* prospect* for the nomination, and the working up of comity delegations to —Upon thu. application oF a committee of tho State Conteutiou j* to cummoaco forth­ to coustdrrslile discussion, and was tinslly defeated. as* Sm Dr. Hebmek’* Aim»n*c.c™uini»« u» **-. . .Ths Consn'sr and IHpiomaUa Appropriation with. usc*««<rf i»«nrpww»«or m* h«cbe*t romMUMmr, Il ocdrich. an advertising divorce lawyer. Las —Al • Democratic caucus of Cougreremeu been disbarred by the Supremo Court of tho in Washington, Hal week, ou tile subject of State. was quite brief, loafing but a few weeks, 1 iccnnu* by Phn>.*biM of *cki»>M«w! «uuiy. Tinrunav, Feb. 10. — Senate. — The HU cxflnante. over one hundred member* of the -E. A. Bennett, SI.to Auditor of Went Vie- House and a dozen or flftwii Senators were Uib Senator having met Iris fiito only seboack-* raUuMio syrup *iono bu cared many. u since tin- preaeut acs&iou of Congress,, j ’ " “ ‘ “ -'avoriug gradual rrnumptiou^atid otiiera adroWheu tho name of Mr. Christiancy was | laturs during the past Manion. read, in^ calling tho roll of tho Senate tins afternoon, Mr. Perrj^ President WilUnvon. tho defaulting Collector of lulorr.aJ pro fern., paid with a sly twinkle: “J tione on this subject. Thin committeo la to Feb. 11.—.Senate.—The Senate desire to state that my coUcaguo . is draft a 1A11 which shall represent the vlewa of in South America, have made * proposition to the party, sb aa to present an unbroken front paired,” a rmuirk which created general tho Government that, if the proeocutiou against laughter nil over tho Chamber. That Mr. Wilkineon 'be <lropj>ci!. his I'cflcienctce, tho uninitiated may appreciate the joke, amounting to HD,000, w.H be paid. . —Another Presidential candidate baa been Uon... J-Tvllnahuysen Introduce.! a M3 to roguUte THE ________ MARKETS. it may be stated that it is customary in tbo transporlaUon of live stock. the Seunte when a member wishes to bo | skw yobk. Smitli, Arik., on ti.n 21bt cf April. Tribune. Ho think* the man who should be —Tbo uucla of young HaUiaway, lately absent when a vote i« token to pair off nominated for.Uiat high position ia Gon. Am- tlon bill was jsseed. Lt make* a r«<}n<;Uon of S 1'0,800 lynched at Phdnviuw, Minn., proposes to sue with aomo member ou the opposite aide j rT^rr*'eiifrriil'r wntm.7 brcxio E. Burnside, cx-Guvenxbr of Rhodo Inland, and present Bcnator from the same who will not vote, ao that hh mJo may ^n**t-No.io>ca<o, ........... hired a <k-:*etfr* to ferret out the fynebent, and printed io lhe dead languages. Amipj lhe petltl-rogreat State. not lose by lus aljscuoc. . —Haro b a political straw: A vote waa taken tectivo was ao oeverdy oei.te-n by tho former other dlaUognlaluMl mon of tetter*. 12 « that ho will probably die. ’ Moxdax, Feb. H.—Senair.—lugalln hitro- - DLOODr JACK'S” LAST n KA It ( U.«r>-Str*rc .*............ NiaitT. • r,,,< VM' —The bank robber* are still at it. Tlio miffer' Bssv*»-<nMM orated Steer*..... 9 le m lature on the Presidency, reuniting m follows -. Bloody Jack (Jarnos Henderson), who 1 .......... a ao at For I*r mid cut—Hayes. S3 ; Blaine, 31 ; Mor formerly lived at Table Greek, norih of -----“ Sacranxinto, one of the citadel* of hard money. ro'geu'.h WU srncKk^ PORTABLE GRINDING BILLS. this time tho animal had his claws twi­ tted into pour Jack's flesh, and, with the Imu of blood on Jaek'a aridc, hn becHme A REMARKABLE IKVEHTIONI WlXlTOfS'HPATKNT, —3 ho G citral Railroad Ticket Agrut*'Coo- and they find Lim . .......V, .UVIfS'TR. ------- ■-------- T-----Ji ii lhouxl.1 that, if the ootnmiuee !»d a little *cb*‘,}>«« of ♦3.000,000 to the h’ortb___ _____ . —____ _____ ____ .J . era Pacific. Bailwav and Al tSf. fs.r «A <X» TTtaf. with them took out abrn.ch of flrwh from Jaak'e siilt), leaving the rib exposed. Just at tliis time an old mouota&wer wm began to tet Another of Amexuw'a most eminent. tdose upon the sosce, Ktatoamcn and teginte of lhe okl achool twelve bullets put in and through him, wr hM departed this life. Bon. Heverdy mmI he fell lifatew to the ground. Jack JuhiiS'Mi, whose mjiderioiis death « anwWk laohc-d to a pony and carried to hi* noimoed from Annapolis, M«E, wan SO eimp. He attrvtved but a few davs. years of age, having been born in 1796. The bear wvighed 67B pounds.—(Jar. /mkwHe was educated at the St Johu’aGdLa»». A Farm of Your Own Mn.M'At'JLEE. 'cMcsScMAix* He wut a genUenuui nf r, and, after holding all :s i :s weather goes on a mud Lu-k. »• ■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-02-25.pdf.pdf c6d83ab3d75fdee610b6f9ac632ccd02 PDF Text Text •? ■ ••• ' _ :a ITABMfc MStfLji.- o n S’ d'jj Tf o n g vU«.< . taitor and Proprietor. ttbLV LAei<U?iHrl.ia f Progression. No Retrogradiner, L.^o, VOL. HI NASHVILLE, BARRV43».^Mre».vHUDAY. FEBRUARY 23,187.6 NO. 2-2. iw know where they arc. They may Be in America, they may bo at tho Cape, ami «111 IJrou with MK-'W.’tby forte uro !n tha lotUry enife. UrtriM- rwcar ( $y all (!>• murt-gta belter order mo to be run to the yard“ Bat," urgml tho Jndjm, ^.»‘Aho Court tuui no wish to hang a num smn iiiny be innocent. Is there .no one wfio could speak for you t” Tho man looked in a hopeless sort of way round tho court . abxl on Jersey (Sly Heights consequent upon the alleged insanity of a sexton of one of its principal Uni verbalist churches from religious excitement. According to the statements of members of 'tho .church, Mr. George Fielding, the tex­ ton, has to an extent exhibited traces of insanity for some time past. These manifestations were, however, regarded os whimsical or eccentric, and little o^ a cLxrxx r.rvr.Y. ■miner. -• ‘ How do you make tfwkouM” While arguing a case before the “Why, I thought everybody. knew that any meat that may be within reach in United States Supremo Court in Wash­ ’ Romd wash1 built in a -day. ’" 6>®> <->» <«€&»<»» ington a few days ago, Mr. Albert Pike they will often defeat in a pitohod bottle. made a clover reply to an objection of It would keep a person busy to keep tta ran of tho various dodges ttat impeis tatated and camps out on the prairie, onniouH adventurers resort to raise moa”6,« •+ I* » piN’i »fll denori of one al Mr. Tita’s wifoeosee on ey. .The latest swindler fa a beautiful sneak up and lilierate his horse by gnaw- tho ground of the extreme age of. tho . ........... ___ .„j„.Pcflisii gentlemsh, an exile and wanderer ol h» buraltim. W.U, ,our Ho^o£» m«» fo<* ol U>o «tU. Ot io «ril ened to the saddle. Ono person wo mid Mr. Pita; I don't altogrtlu-r like dressed, well mannered, and fine "took- coyoto.—Greeley (Cb'l.) Sim. w. uiuiim w JrLl that myself, for I rim ^Gyttirs old.' rmd in k HWs While I *stall to 70; apd I am i^*™**^^**^ -,s somewtat/Mnatyita* about old mta:'wift ia at home. Sho ta,. and he ia.at ouco in­ . na^MX^M*a»th^aCavwrAoI no nr morirs, 1 see on the feefich before vited into the parlor. Whan the servant mo one Justice bearing thip owe who is goes up stairs to iumounae his caH, • hr Almost eirerybody knows our oldest 60 years ^Id, another who looks around, aatil ho finds the card bas­ istabihint, “Old Uucte Isaac,” but how Dm »lumbttou» *cn»e of Mduitp, , would Uta ,to: oak with what force the ket, and abstracts the moat imposing look­ From rtown aaft tntraftert atoef. ' old ho is nobody knows. Wc called upon entertainment, th.rey'his hands high in Attonwy General’s , rj-gnm«mt strikes ing <ord, Whidi fie places hurriedly in his know thu', him.the nihex day, and ATO dqw willing U»em thrt a man has no meuioryMtli®ir pocket-bocdL. When Mrs. Jonoa enters, oa qji jrartwiiw.- . the air, and pronounced himself. ’“No, my Lord,” wm the reply ; “I “Christ arisen," nnd demanded of' H ngaa.’S. Mr. .Kerroponi yielded the he bows groe^ftrtly, takes out the card, never naw him Ixifore in my life.” 200 vears of ■irvin* d,» Trfi’rl". will nnt anj^anding'it'to her, says f^at;bo b in­ present to prepare for an awful and im< point.- Curiously enough, the client for W|0|, CapL Starpe,'*taijl.Um pristroduced by her fricqdL Mr, So-anil-So. . A aMKTAW measure—A wfdtahicmediate Abort,Ifnitomneh 'arf-htfwta abort opukc.ffjtf you;p.ut tlio rope^pund my Mm. Jonea hewn,' and'inviteshim to be. to pltnifio thiifti -all ’into the frihotnlesa Itoetor, of Artcanhrt, with whom Ito Ind neck, I give'in. Go bn, my Lord." the ago of Ono pit A sacrifice of some kind must be AhA■ liy -1 ’.’ ' ' ► * seated. They enter into .conversatiem, . “Stay," Raid the Judge; “is your pf thoB And H»» r>t>ir<f voW finite tM ' , trad bo tells her ttat ho is an exile, but • . ■ - • C/,' mode, he Raid, ns high heaven demanded name CapL Sharpe!” ’** fta'MU:MMteal!.<’ i ttat he also is the hair to vast estates ta Wino? a man satisflc^I cherria^astc taotidr it in atopeme^t for " ‘ ’ ’ ’ of' the “ the ample I ‘___The uf YiwuJa was'i Poland, representing $6,000,000. He>» . small _. Grand-.Theater: . . >twitht rv UM wnraa u>ey n»i Kroay. ’’.“'Ipooruo., tai hi h proud-wdL Ho ree rusty nails;1 ._________________ _ < dl hi.afc.lj, .m tn . U»MM to eUta hl, own, the hand. AMd iLibfbecame the sulqsct >wonl ' gentlemen present, the ladies jumped' .tUtap-hd taxl Tta pUy.HehiW. ’ “ ^,.<,^<7. niao you, so I will ask you to stop into of inquiry. were astounded, ’at you find it^taj; wood, up from their scats, and, in * tho most Um witness-box .vnd bo sworn, that ho UtagfehMltanA tat ho hw with learning that it iWa* the identical hatohbt "IWbtans- tad Mdl.rt lh. thH supposb’ you split thri - -----------— horrified manner, rqsfcfld toward the may ask yon qnntfkmA ” with which that misduevons little •tan . err ttat th. «» on Wnl , oI ta»o„s Wt (min tho door, falling oxeriwiFH and., benches in . I t is unfortunate that no man fa so in­ The Captain went into thtf tax, and tho W«<i wi« r. ■ -■o’* o' to1“ Artarita ■ If tho sane that ho can’t shoot straight ’• their way and screaming at tho top T>f &•><*• T2/Z^7rKCOJVXrDfcKXD SlKJR- following dialogue -ensued : toth. Jwrt^Wtolowjto’>!■«•«"■ «,«««.,»* «tata-^ot no­ their voices. Tho men, also, for a brief Write ctecy Um ja fai«..«ff4»>e»rdw. Wad dries ti fiibbrer do'tho bertdig.of lus Mn-. o, nof-xtad tan tar * ttar ot Wo endoavcM^ to nnder' tow. TtaMtastqmnj; fe Hr Ulto «. o^rUj. look, v ging? When lie's spade by tiic» day. stand that tho garden was not the unclo'a. «no irwholl, IHT, «, h». flor, eUn«t ! Mean­ VOIOO, said : * Tbc.EpIperof |pa been mj^ppy, eomcBBO well recommendMakneti farof importance. ■ Av-kin “ Were you in command of her on the while Fielding kept yelling and gesticu­ no is often more agrueabla ffiao a rough buJ11„ „ (hm, pita, iM He devodna ol on tapotlojof tlmonta | lating in the wildest manner. ' ' stave eoart this spring!” •■• pntaitais Io IHahnd ho honmtiporK^pill obpta to taing h '••’I:' bc.-’-rt-q«e tails,, and, though true, probably new to bi. Nercurj/ reporter called on Dr. ttanthta. lta«d1FM.ou,^.ta„n. L.'^J^p^^^-h.git. LttaMiKfi, Fa.', has a rvaldent seven ^one “ wid Mas' Jawge for to see his many ef my readers is the story of tho Cook, ou yceterday, who told the follow­ •' And wasn’t T one of your crow ?” _ w _____ ,j ___ _ fort aril\faro insta" Lig^.Nytadj nndlej'and his uncle' took him into the taorh entanwv nnd l» iwrotad to U» hma& _o__ „ reconsidered vcrdicL " Some .sixty au- v “ Most pcrlainly not ” ing fltor^: On Wednesday nigbt Dr. . - •■ - n -favorable ...impressipn . such upon <. tafles withAfa feelings. y | tfinxni j^o tho coieAas tried at Chester, garden aud showed liim do oberry tree, police stationed at the several doors. made Iummj bum. ft w>vWB,Mn«> _a “ But, Ca'p’h, don’t yAu remohiijcr tho (Mrptai t«|- and-lifl weao siauxjm^d to'at­ • -ho nromwod- to send'her -• _ «... a wt I .WSiTta the interior ,oL Africa, princi• Kafort o*Judg* of'gieit ability and emi­ tend at MrK’Phicbe Hanaford’s church, and'-fole him dat wwffo tfusi cherry tree Any man attempting to go oat of enter fcjnfthat big slaver tliat gave you all tho trouble ; O,o, about flwiiwlL iKi«>r» i“X A«ljSS C “*£J * MteeAf > rM b.om.lod," Ttarrood.atartrM _________________ ol jtn^ about dat ever coma over to dis country, and nence, and a jkry whoso intelligence— tlmt you had to' board ?M and on their arrival found ovary thing in. .. purposes of explqpitiou, ’ ’ by the coolness nnd the charge, "poured —they were -Ton, aud wohld not cut iI----- :i but. js^risliall hear. In the.preceding the utmost confturion. Mrs. Fielding drt in about so many .years de tree woiilil ■ | b’ar fruit, and dat he would send Mos* 'ont As each tcdchcNf tho door he was a piece of phprr. Hpring- April, I think, was the month—i “And you yonmelf led tta boarders!" lay on the floor in violrnt-fronyufaionr, simply told 'to hurry dflj and just as the Jawgo some, sho'. Mas' Jawge wok a ; iferr. litjl l)cck a’bad qWq $f-burglary af 1 A Boston journal, in aimoanaing tlint “ 0, yes ; but all that is nothing—you and it'vrnB Tfitfi'the uhnOM perseverance Inst rows of the Q^pnr ^nlicrif were'filing * an fictrcwi would play Nett in the dmmn a farm house in Cheshire. Three wen may easily have heard or read nil about that they succeeded in sustaining life. mighty iudt-jxmdnn' little cuss, and aaya Frederick Knapp and other writers of odt the flames .lyiriit tliroxigli Uib’ cur­ After having fully restored her, they to mo artcr his uncle had. gwine in do., liad tiq£ dovn^l^ gagged the fanner thaL” of “ Nell Gwyrtoe/’ put tin I in- the Authority upon iqxni immigration ■.mmigrnuuii iestimate -hiuuau; : • t un. But not not » a life was lost, tliqugu though m in auwionry house, says he, ‘Ike’—for I was, a tun. and his two maid servonta, and had rifled •'Well, but, Oap’D, once more ; don't turned their attention to tar husband, lesa than one hour afterword the bpilJ- Ttat K pi»cvuiat Uie uie immigrants immigrants to to Uris uns country country (in(iu- ,rrOn . f-----.. .. ... the hqw at their leisure. The police yon remember tho big nigger that was who, although Itarmics*, kept gesticu-,' i•vpipjgster .<teu—-‘Ike, Lisn'i gwiao to ing wafl in ruins.—(iraphif. eluding -i-.i —........ intetta relirrete the money aud jIl's a m * _ °®..^no 8 wait on'tade for dem* cherriee;' I' m 4«O MJ <t *« WMrr, ml pK«y MOTi porwiul l.ir-rwtr. •>' »Md> «U bring »«T“> toliflai compo«salj |o.» jgnng almost cutting you dawn I Don’t you fating and acting in a moat violent man­ rate'descriptions were given of the Beu. rememtar the man who stood between ner. He told them that ho tad tad a gwine to cut dot tree right, down, and more or 1»), on an iraupjM (1,000 Udjr ghopronouaoMthoiamo ol Tjicn. nor,- up. n-KfGHKt> ur.t wirx. . There were two oilier dues. In tta you und death, and wtat ho gbt for it? visitation from God, during which it had will take It *long homo wid us.’ Sajw l, . She is a woman, wejigtm^.'it was. sup­ <«ch fo the oT.olth of the Uuifo.l Stefoo. ‘ “ dtf™* ’i't “piljondo." . struggle one of tho men tad tod a but- Don’t you remember that ?.vud, brush­ been declared unto him that for not only ‘ Don’t you do it, honey, for if you does “Go out; young mam;•aba's: Dot your nude, ha’ll, akin, you 'live!' • Jist posed, about250 ,pounds,-but.Irer hns- Now ovary exhibiting nation, will And : -tyOi’h'Ottftfseod, ^ioh button fib Juul ,ing back hfa rrair, the prisoner showed a m noon bo ftkirftieir ta ’ttbt,’ soya Mas' bmid could, not induce tar to be weigh­ to Philadelphia this summer (jurt as wo . hero!” said a Pennsylvania'pretaht*, in -left talihrd. 'Abo.'the Mune man luul ( must Ixi made. In obedience to this great scar down ono side of his-head. Jawge; • I’so gviiia to hab dat 'nr tree. ’ ed. So tho other day be wwi driving out scut to Paris and Vienna, only more so) tho midst" of hiri irarmon, to a youth Ipid hi? (face, i o .fc-vi-rdy scratched by. Tho whole court looked on breathless holy command ho had offered up a sacri­ with his rilfe, and drove up to Mr.-Dar­ men nqiabto of making careful and | whom he mwidauding hesitatingly in the ova of thp maids ttat the girl said “she, ।an the Captain stared st the rare and the fice in tta liiapu of onixotjrisjnort valu­ So he goes andrite, dat nieuame idtaticlc ■ • a tool, and purty soon ho was a whackin’ man's store in AubitYii. Tho wife did itarongh rcp&rte upon tho various1 doorway. • •' Mi ahe' tad-;<i^l her mark upon |; man till his eyes seemed starting from able and cherished ptanta, but this was not nodoe ttat the team stood on Mr. branches of industry and science and of ' Pnonnwon (looking a* his rtddi): at dat tree. A ik V I don ’ t think de chile God cried for the _4 .him.'- Weeks pawed without any nr- ;his head. At length, as if in a dream, not satisfactory. While ta was noting tta marvelous resources of this ( <..4, <0 jmT0 n few minuted, T ■ ■ had chopped morc’n several licks before' D-Ttnon’s hay scsb.-s. 1 * rea&*bnfng made, and people began to । _ _ _ .. . . ” trad to himself, “Good ■bedding of innocent blood, and he was talking with ft gentleman ntlhh door his fiuxl in ooal, iron, and all the useful and [like io have any one ask qtuwyfui^jf so dotanfiined .that blood' must too .slrxl1 4e -qta gontlcu^uiyv^t’a.-bis uncle—he forget the burglary, until one day a nWi, Qsd i whole .team was being weighed. He precious metals, and its botmdlcxa ,sgn-. itajx>se<L" Student: “What., time is corao a slippin* out'n de gooseberry t r 'WWtokqp up in lAverpoolion suspicion Then, slowly and deliberately, he got Cfiero were many members of the church please <" . . ,'^j then drovJ over to Lisbon street and left, culfanjl fields yet uatouclmd. AlLthia, j . -lot bringlnonccrMod iaJquito 1 different out of the withess-ltar, and clamtierod whoso heads were high, be said, but he bunhefl wid a. wattle, and de way he fluxed his wife to do Romp nhopping. Then he even taould they fail to discover the RrFoR8 bjg Marriaflt>i B„,n|.iinc matter. He ta<l with him a bundle con­ into tlio dock, where he seixed tho was determined to follow the mandates dat chile was n absolom sin. De chite ,, . ' Bttront! nw mnmrig., rsroagnno drove back to Mr. Dormau’s hayecriee1 osorlloMo. ol our poHhod rn<iem, wtd | to wbiek bu) taining some of the plunder of the farm prisoner's hand, and, turning to the of the Almighty, fFindiug that ta was iiung4aLMMn» J^tU^hat^bet-rt his poor and tta team was weighed— miimp the tetaUhtadhttaap land on tiro globr. ■ „„ gj,.-. h„ ' Ohotaa aiaft «ffih^>lBn&r.taB;lbund Judge, said,- “My Lord, thia-wwi the a dangerous liiurtlc,* they had liiiti Idcketl nncl^,-nnd jwtTUurc'ii gut out’n tint garwife. It wrw but a staple sum in sub ­ Hrorynownpajgrrin tta world . 111 taro I eonrpUto. ol tho trrta! nmtartr li which at Tito lodginga. His face boro traces best mon in my crew, and Mvcd-my life, up in tifu Station house. Formerly be ding ; aud when I cotchcd up wid him Un . h.„ ,1TO(1 . . . of HcrnlcKlng; tad, to clinch tho mat­ rrovidunoe bn» .sent mo here toaavo his. was given to drink, but for tlio past two ta was n bwarin’ liko •• taato 011 ® Bivam- traction to discover the weight of tho mneb to », ol Hu. peculiar oibibitiwr 1 woman. On getting home tho - joke of a peculiar nation on a remarkable oc-1 , . . , -Mflv* , ter, ■' his-’iota 'wtatod a Imttou, and-■ He Is W changed by illness and imprison­ years taVas atricHy temperate, and al­ bunt; ..Now, hot, dotfu.do true Btacy, sar. our prominent leaked out, but bis netgfeliorB declare enriou. It is impossible to deny ttat the , , A the buUtfiB on it corresponded exictly ment that I could not recognize him. though somewtat moroso and silent, ex­ Deso little one lioss Hchooi-bookjf) dey ««uarn« Qu tta Hmtap, on that Caleb will never see another day ol cflect will be a revival of .the lateh 1 with that picked up at tho scene But there is no mistake now, and, if you | hibited symptoms of insanity until lately, don’t kuow nufliu 'bout iL r W*y, ble«a a Joung buly oj-hcr^ judgment in which he will bo rttotdMrry ilccrcariDg immigration. Aacortag to of Lbo -burglary. . His defense was very lumg too old bo’sun of the Vulture, ypu when Im beard of tta revival meetings. your soul, honey, I went homo wid him, for his sina thsn he din tho hour when th-authorities, 1,500 immigrants wou!d ’ flimsy—“fio knew nothing about the must hangjiis Onptnin with him.” Tta-He meetings Jjccmoti to cxdte him, Mas* Jawge, and I staid all night wid lie worth tho $1,500,000 asked of Gon-'3n °xahto«o ttu BWUU> 1 • >■■--<1 his wife learned ttat fiho weighed two < burgbify.bnt had bought tbeojitand and he frequently told bis wife ttat ho him, and I followed him to Braddock's Then followed n fccnc rarely witnesaed A of * override property hundred and forty odd pounds.—Lewie- gress. If there should be an increase of - " things very cheap of anion in t!ie»troeL” 'feaf, nnd I gqt lost dar’, and I tap’ a only 10 per cuiLiu tho immigration, i ‘hSMl'Mlale agent if ths Si ver in n court of justice. Amid ohocm and was .the Savior of mankind, and was ton (Me. j Journal. cornin’ out V’crt, cordin’ to de devipe of f f^Didy^u know lh<rmgi V\ .“-No, never soba that no one cared to mipprcss, the about to bo crucified over again, but be­ tliat would be from 10,000 to 40,000 an-1 diJnTl *nrrctftncs overflow ito hankn. Mr. Hoss Groeloy dat killed Mr. Burr, saw him befurai nor ainoc.” “How Judge briefly directly the jury to recon­ fore his crucifixion ho woh ordered by ituslly. There is nrt n nation ou the " ^ncted he, and I waft 'moug de Injuns for 'tout sev­ alwnt tho scratches t” “ Well, he was a The late Hott; Iteverdy Joiuwton was Almighty God to offer up a Jjurut offer ­ globe that has so much reason as uurs to | ^o®5 sickly ^oAmB teat are slwpyi’consider their verdict, which thoy at once set­ married NovemBKr 16, 1819, to Misti Bailor, and too much accustomed to big ing, :md - made fverjF. preprint ion for tn» enty-five year'foro dis country did, findmg a unanimous “NQ^giuliy." expect gain from an industrial eriulri- i fined 40 ............. tled, by do lust white wetata. ‘ ’ ,, Mary Mackall Bowie, daughter of Gov. juntos to lata uptioo.of fMr^to|i«u" Of The prisoner was discliarged, and left rncriflce of Iris duly non, Wfifft,- and but won , ' i Scitar. in^hfl cars—A.canay’bdy paaicourse Lu wna committed for trial, and We liad given Unde Isaac a "snort ’’ Robert Bowie, of Prince Georgb’a Coun­ ’ - —---- —j—_ I Ujg tlirotigli aoif xncufera crurij efidgeothe dock arm-in-arm with tho Cnpmin. for the timely intervention he would ty, who filled^ tho executive chair of when wo went in, and we gave him an­ Kwrewnr Im -------- and --jd U iya « fr'oj>c6rn »’ >optieman, Bij They were hurried into a ctaiae, and have killed and. burnt him to ashes in Il excited a great deal ofinterest, aud tho other and camo away. He’s booked for Maryland in 1811. Mr, Johnson leaves Apt any teeth'," anr fly too death of Hon. E»-v’rnly John- com r •• Hain?t . — F|J__ drawn to the inn in a triumphal proces- the church, he" having the faggots col-. twelve children, about fifty grandchil­ crowdeil^wi invalid, staying at v_. repb'cB _____ “-',, “Guri^ai^pB ! Iccted and everything arranged for the the Centennial.— Ironton {Mo.) Jier^inson tho ’Country has lost one of its oldest _ grily the “ man. non, and, after a sumptuous Juqph, they principal inn so 'far staking off a dren, aud several grunt gr.uulcliildren. pultoe men. Bora Baorifice. — . at 4nmqK>ta, Md., gum-dropscolls the boy. . " T ' “ ’ “ '* ‘ ; pTtou^hlM tropical fever os to-wndin his postal off together to London. >Arthcy /’I I ' i Amfjtb noiffutTs.' /e *i’- Upon the fiftieth, anniveraary of Ihrir in 17U6, bo was 80 vmra old at the time <■ Thd late Hev, Daniel R cleared the ancient town CapL Shaqic card to t lie Judge, ■unU ask Tor a place ItUFFAI.OE*, UOLVK.1 AND STOCK marriage, on tlio 16th of Novpml>«r, Tho first importation of new spring of Iris dentil. After studying law he i smoker. * Ha 1 there you ar<v' tM^l a •Off fUE ri.AINti. behind tho bar. And yet, «5k-r all, there might have hern beard addressing his 1809, at which Iho late Bev,- Dr. Mahon ■nnn hXm>n *n1r« «« 1 i.. ]mly whoTrnrprifle«l him one day witli a companion somewhat tu; follows : iWr" rrtriOne of our citizens, who bns a. much officiated, nearly oif tho members of tlio soon ’negun to take an active part in was very little to be said. ..Tba circuujjx.Iiticol affairs, and filled Bcveral nuport“-Welt, old-pal, we ]XllIed through some hundred miles from the Platte,, ly any two shapes Beam exactly alike. Mf, yqnr idol Btaatial testimony above mentioned was family wens jvreaenL I' , . jlillinerH com plain that it is coming to ant office* in tho State. But finding ttat busmens pretty;’well, I tllink. < But tells uft'ttat he recently went out with Ycam ago Mr. Johnson lont the fight that his official dntic8 interfered with his coolly, “bttrrtlDg iV*l .rn? iutxto it was a near go. That was a good no-1 be with bonnets as with coiffures — a dif ­ farmer tad nervanta, with one aooonl, a hunting party and killed six buffaloes. of 0116 of his eyes whilo training Edward । protawional prarttoe, to drained a re­ tion of Wily Bob’s to wait for Um yer-1 A rnortaijoB, explaining to a dries of swore to tlio identity of tlio prisoner with On-akinDin^ them, every one was found fered style ikf rtVjtth-cd for each head ; Slantey’to fight Henry A. Wiso,. after'n election to the Senate in 1825, tail <tid young Isufic»' the theory i^bcwdfnfc to diet Ixiforo moving. Wo could never to have more or less bullets lodged in ite and this nhbttld be the cast'. Tri this row about yaeing. Stanley was practic­ npt reappear , ip public life till 18f5, taye touched that cvidoncc." . ' , I »Wcl* U^ ^M1W>*<'rjrtUew*a«v. ry b°4y, ,wlriah woro fitpd ifto ft fo long great vuricty there Lre both Jargc and • } • ibpHctl th? innocent apd talg- ng^ttatihi wptiada were .eiiifoly healed small bounetK, flniuig fronts and close ing for the duel when his bullet, strik­ whoa ho was eboscu to tho United States!' seven years, saia : “Thus, B., in Miffqriug iKwilswaiu of the Vulture ; square crowns and round ing a tree glauootl bank, and lodg«d in Senate. In IM9 ho w»i appointed After- , seven Y-xumoH wiJl no longer us Miro •was a hanging mailer in those days, it up. One animal luul four bata in it earn, “and if you had cottoned to me a miriand finally the It>ng-bx- his instructor’s eyfl. The “maaking* ncy-GenernJ t»y Pnwideiit Taylor, mid &>■ X. ’ “ I ■ radly tap^jJ . sha'^’t,” de­ merely remained to pais sentence of Another 'tad » largo Sharpe's rifle ball, crowns, pected bonnets widi curtains re«| was thereupon prevented, and nothing held tlifl oflteo till. the end of the Fill-' ' death. ’ Only a formula between him utc too soon, the old beak would tavc an yjqh vid.a^talf in .length, ipitaddod murely responded.the girl. * -Iman fly to (he trick. Lord, I -wm fit to appear, but these oro so clumsy look- but Johnson’b iron frr.me saved his life. more Administration. Ho wfB ro-elocted "iMHu&gmAnt: to tho Senate in 1863, but waa appointed ptat thsyyu-o pot well recciv0d. Tho ' ‘7 ' ‘ ‘■’Prisoner at Ute’ hta, hard heard • burst when flieHfid boy began to cry.” ‘ From which b^ief rcm/vk we, gather ota'xflifvsi'featcrroQf ita new stock is Minister to England in 1868. This was fact ttad Uie balls were taken from bup the verdict of the jury. Have you any that "CapL Sharpe” might liave known ' the high effect given to all, whether tyj’. ’ “Jennie June” relates tills reminis­ his hurt official service, arid upta his re­ jtxiatftotay wh^^j^cB^ftaFltal'ouki fotoes that were allot at random in tho morej' of the burglary of tho VulW*™* a crown or rout. The material cence of hcj- life rt Bonthbriilge, Maw,: turn he resumed the pracHoo df h is pro­ .......... ................ . luc ,iu- Uuui hcrd Dot bo pasaod ujk» you!” t turn., Nothing more was over heard of tier is very soft, Kghl chip, either cream “1 tad oply one enemy in Soutlibridgc, fission. H4: was a lawyer rather than a Then , the priararr spoke for the first either cithcr of them. Brich is the white or Hotk. The probability is that to my knowledge, and ttat was iD.-plder* 'Rn'Mi'L iL sfory ain™ of .r . tlist a huge portion of the bufhloee time. Just brushing his eyes with the “ The Iteopusidered Verdict” ly deacon’s wife. The way it osmo about more distinguished for tho advocacy of A mu. has been introdosod into the they kill We obi bullets imbe dded in the popular stape fur young tallies’ dress bonnetswill be the poke-boaod, win Uta: I was my nephew’s teacher, special causes in which legal points or Oabtoriiia ttonato which prenies that their carcasses. The ranchmen down aa well as my brother's housekBeper, and technical questions were involved than “all original ariideaorbowespdndenoo which is now no much worn in felt and " WeiL£*p*n,iia hard to be hung for the river say that gn.y wulv<-» nre very vriveL This is a straight up-and-down to. Ifo. UwdU. uu =f bb. teniiwr,B>«bwa.i,yi*esp^«cr Ut frias ita Wry tart One , v V MUM 0.0 they can to guard the magnificent enter­ gentleman tolls ns that ho liaa liad ttev-^ shspo ttat is placed directly on the back vited to dine in state rt her bouse, she «traool ~ifoM> potfoy^^rifoptbot ««i,l*• jkHi.IikI in Hurt Stato,:-VMl of tho head, leaving tta whole top of called mrt to Egbert in a Mgb voice from his devotion to national ooneorns. His printed in atfcT newspaper or serial bnrg °s* • : 1701 thnM* <»&««* prise from the taint.of inebriety. Jfo oral fultgrown cattle killed by tjiem. her end of tho table, . * Bonny, won’-t you pindw 01 »lnni<~1, Md hi.*nhU>«innrtdot «».aU>otO standing bar will ta allowed within the It is not an infrequent thing to have the head uncovered. The front of .the bonnet is very high and prominent, and. tavoaome puddin’f - and to the horror and habits Hi ted him for sueccaaful prac- mdrartido ' grounds ; ,jn .ita ®achinery building oowu coma, into tho river -is |J®aft? ln with ta<^ trimming that .and consternation of. his pap* and my­ turn in court rather than tor public life Bot*.«gwl to lowyw'j ol«l, pv»Uy tiiert* wifi bo flp.j cafes, in whiclj no malt dM.d.OwJ.p self, the terrible.infant replied qqlteaa -I was figfitin’ the ahvera on the Gobi crosses' the top,‘but doos not extoodb««l: 1-Sui jookM IMtaJOo IW allowed; in the main building four tod from the main herd, it is almoit al- down tho sidoa, which Mt closely agaiart loadjy, ' Igueoail you tad lived at our TBTKUXDirJ! BOXKOfr.t W/MQfiOG book ; yQu'll find it a remarkably good cafes in which there will be do spirituous pudd-ing.’ : lam sum at t’mt moment I liquors; in tta agricultural building an oow g.-to rick and straggles off from its manner that improstad the Judge; mo be yet J?ut one has been deternypejl on, and coo»p»iopF, it is (reqjjeuUy killed by have it veryjposilively square. There wished grammar and correct pronnnftii f8u,oeo,000-ff7b,000,001) being for the I am do Utah” “Then you’w got a sakl, not unkindly, “Bat suraiy, prisfa very fltUe worn for trimmhg on Mun wwe w*h trotf! rt tta- bottom of the • wohres. - Ffflnerlp bnffaloea liave State and 110,000,000 fo.- tta Klwlive’s mighty sight more rummy UmaI have, ■weB, but it was of no avail. Going been bo plenty;that tlipmj gentry found '•’ own aaeonnt as a grert land-owner. ^bodday!” home my reverend brother remarked, fitreamersof ribbon floating behind and . —_____ ~ I rtUsitah ttoffiMlaoatrio- titadiilerifiy iuigettinflifoid/ Tho indie-.. This increases tta Egyptkm <Wrt to v-wy. lurgivcQ, Jtapic’—and »o rtaudtog tar. They i ro all : criminate ejanghter nf bnffdoes for their , ' extending ffcr below the waist —/fiar- ” Jt wiH nevcj ribout $700,000,000, al! of which tas firn hero Or heavy vilialu ‘ prr’eItazar. |m.povjod.to beright;.it,imwr warn". been coiitra-itcd since .Tsmnil rope to j exclaim, i you would have done thia. R ia too uum»g<s tare been very 'ground, gave them pte'tfty to eat. Now; Tamm are 5i,ttM,OOe square miloi’of , “Whkk sskej a flip tbrviH!. .It fa fortunate for Kgyjd! iu fe riia OVKOtrt of Lyriug oho or mur» first-| they an* I timing their atten'ion to d#- ' d-y land on tho t-nrface of the earth, of rebodl ^tatiltfjo mta of <»• Uta civ, ; ttat a large stare of tta iuwwy Las been ’ -H-Um “ You’re right, Gap'n; it’s too late. tnprfaaco rrtafwnnta tai « yol, utaitaod etak. The taputtann of I rblrfi Id,1'23,&18. miuare nuh*. ar <«•-’ w indoor hitary. ■* In m. nipbl," «ndevoted to works of public utility, which ; lostwhen __ _ __________ . boro tad no opptataoac—htao Par* jIhM. woItm, wp^taly ths royob^ I* ' fourth, is nndrr ftr. dotataoo ol Ita on. 1 swwrl o bright bltlo girl. "I ' fn ths must incieass tta wealth of the peoplfa I gallary kn jwu that if ta’s diaoovered ha’s . ‘otaort borond botaf Ttay will coma | ruing tta Heglita lugr o^. 'night!" axtataeu tta sitonirtad ed ex- [| —Atw York Tribune. । found—ta'* found. '.'Yes," he added,- pointing to him, •' .TlMrua^t^Uctniu wtaWit .. Of.'l le if he ‘ would. ■" ” round. **'110 yon >8 Ladies’ Union m given In thd' �SENSATIONS! GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. raiDAY, Tb# little Detroit girl named H*W«. eereWMhJsy. te«ta>e<teM — GOOD GOODS! GRA.ND RAPIDS AID DETROIT. SAP PANS! teatte UUktefia wbiob Ite im. wan and one or two irad TIME TABLE. JANUARY 1<P>. ISM. La west LIVING PraOt. missiles. The inventor explains that the acci­ dent was not an explosion but a ••slight rupture,M oocasiooed by the diaphooceeot of a plug in making, a hydraulic tost. The ' event has doo* a great deal SAP BUCKETS ! A v#rdlei SAP BUCKETS! toward encour­ rety, chargikdwilh killing young Braham, at a done# oar Allegan, a abort tirab *ino#. aging the belief among the hitherto incredulous that there really is some- pie are apt to have faith in' a power General Custer has bean interview­ ed and when asked what Sherman’s Indian policy would be if he were elected President, he raid : "There would be one great Indian war and then there would bo no more Indians. It would settle the Indian question beyond the tomfoolery of Quakers and sentimentalists who don’t seem GROCERIES! *4.800, Ue ber<U*r*ed eerie*# of yrara deter mined to shave bimself. His income had been reduced, and he had got tired of waiting for his turn, of being pestered to purchase toilet articles, of the persistent and unnec­ essary brushing by the barber's boy, and the steady evaporation of his CAm. Keelene, of Bay City, took hl# wife small change. So Jones invested in nd little family of seven children aad tried the requisite apparatus, and, upon bringing them home, remarked trium­ can learn a rooster to lay goose eggs." The pale face with the lengthened jocks is evidently in favor of vigorous mesfuses with tho red man. Mr. Wm. B. Strong, general super­ intendent of the Michigan Central R. A, has resigned lhat position and ac­ cepted the superintendency of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Resident Joy has appointed Mr. H. B. Ledyard, ■ now assistant general ■uperinlendent.to take his place, with headquarters in Detroit. The office •f assistant general Superintendent will be.abolished, and the change will go into effect on the 1st of March. Hanover, New Hampshire, has tost its pet cat, Jamie Woodman. He was a cultivated cat, and had reach­ could remember the good old days of Fail Tomaleigneovhrn rata ran about in legions through fields of valerian, and- when catnip had not, hke cran­ berries, become a great merchantable article. The changes lhat had occurr• ed in the course of his long life were, he thought, enough to make a cat tick—and so he died. The Brunswick Telegraph says that a properly conducted printing office is as much a secret society as is Mason­ ic Lodge. The printers are under no oath of secresy but always feel them­ selves as truly in honor bound to keep secrets as though they had been pul through topple oaths. Any employee in a printing office who willingly dis­ regards this rule in regard to printing office secrets should not oaly.be scor­ ned by the brethren of the craft, but should lose bis position io the office at once. Somebody is trying to revive,throogh the newspapers, the wretched old scandal in which Joseph and the beautiful and accomplished Mra. Potiphar.were some time since involved. That it is being done’ by Plymouth Church, to call off the attention of the public tram the Beecher Tilton affair, 13 hardly to be doubted. A country editor received the fol­ lowing: "Dear sir—I have looked carefully and patiently over your pa­ per fix six months for the death of some individual I was acquainted with, but as yet not a single soul I care anything about had dropped off; A Phoenix deacon look his son to church, having heard hard stories about him, but while the deacon leaving him to find his way home ou A poor fly, who, lured forth by the insidious siren-like heat of a red hot stove, bad the misfortune yesterday POST’S PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOUT. G. RAPIDS RED SAP BUCKETS, PER 1OO, 117.00 TWO HOOP PAH.S. PER 1OO Theae Terma tire for Caah. leu’s Suit! frw $9.00 ti $18.00 Boys’Suits “ $5.50 ti $11.50 gland to have the opportunity of set­ ting tho example of economy. On Sunday moTning Jones commenced operations, and it was not long before HATS, OAFS, a. large part of the household was ev­ BOOTS, SHOES, icted in his services Mrs. Jones It on the 17th.* must find him a cup fur soap, Mias Jones must hunt op acme shaving­ BOOT PACS, paper. Master Jones must find a hook OVERSHOES. for his strop, and tho servant some sweet oil for the same. Of course Jones had a now razor, and new ra­ Deputy PosttnaeUr.Henry Oakea, of Flint, zors proverbially need to lie sharp­ aboeonded. taking with him a quantity of ened, and Jones undertook to sharp­ IX a bias kt M Cts. aa# Chil. en it. First -he tried the oil stone, dre.’s Stackings [nil Wool] and rubbed away until he h <d used up a large part of the blade and left a liberal raward 1# offered for bl# nrrt#L feather edge as rough as the burr oa Th# v#taran trav«ler, Jmbm Ball, of th# a file. Then came the stropping pro­ Fr#o PraM, lUtroil, while gaUtog ubo&rd cess, end Jones nibted diligently half th# evening axpra##, Fob. Ifiltr. wu roagbly an hoar alternately on Nos. 1, 2, 3 COATS’ AND CLARK'S THREAD. • CIS. and 4, al the end of whieh time his lo#l *281, beside# notes sad other valuable blade seemed to be about where he P“P*r«. started and mentaily wondered how Philander Waatoa, a young married man the barbers did it so quickly. He had living in Oregon, about four miles from seen them slash away with a razor BEST *1.00 TTA FOB 87} CENTS! and bring it to a keen edge in a few DON'T FAIL TO TRY MINK! vigorous strokes. He had vainly been endeavoring to do the thing The Hlgkeut Market Price paid for with precision and deliberation. But it was no go. All sorts of reasons Country Produce. A Lawton drayman, Ephiram Stoker, ran over by a freight train al Lawton, 1 occurred to him. Peihnps he bad n bad razoi; perhaps the strop was bail; DON’T PISS WITHOUT CALLING it. perhaps he had too much oil or not enough—in short all sorts of reasons but the nght one, which was that Credit. Monday leal the life'eve body of Stephen Jones knew no more about sharpen­ ing a razor than a cat But Mrs. Jones was looking un, and Jones did He wm not dare to admit tliat he couldn’t do it. So he finally said," There !" w>lh a triumphant air. as if he had finally foetid. got it all right. Jones said “ There ’’ and squared himself for action. His 18 and 10, were drowned in Ottawa lake beard was stiff nnd stubborn, and if the razor had been at all sharp he, Stockmi A Willyard, could have cut it easily. But the ra­ with difficulty by Ed. Mont<on>ery, who zor wasn’t sharp, and slid over the path rd #om« rail# out and by keeping h aid stubble like a sled over the snow. of them pulled tho little fellows out. Life Mra. Jones littered, nnd Junes resoivwm extiacL •d to brave * out So he siezed the A severe rarthqanke shock wm felt el Mrop and made a desperate lunge— Moore. Feb. 21rt. lasting ebout five second*, ns the barbers do—intending to get an edge with one fell sw<x>p, but his first stroke cut the leather a fearful gash, the second slashed the strop out In wild excitement, not really knowing. in two. and the third closed lbe razor over his hand exposing an amount of red meat that made Mrs Joot-s scream. The people of Allen thought that the bil­ "Oh, that’s nothing.” said Jones, "only liard Ublea were the ruination of I heir a scratch." and he tied up hts hand with a towel. “Just a little slip, my dear,” and Jones again seized the razor, lathered his eyes, nose and fenae puniabsbl# by * fine of ***100 to keep a billisrd tabla, alao that any person who ears lull of , soap, nnd started to mow •hell play at b'.Iliarda on any table, kept. for down his crop. This time he man­ hire or reward, ahall forfeit a aum not leaa aged to cut a little hair off, but it PALMYRA. JC. Y. I came hard and brought the tears to his eyes. It was like tearing the b ur to break into the N up by the roots. But Jones, nothing dauuted kept on bravely. He took it at different angles; he supplied fre­ quent lather. He scraped nnd scrap­ ed, until the cuticle had been exoraited to lhe consistency of a raw been considered an hooeat man. When beefsteak. "There, my dear,” he raid AUTHORIZED AGENT, to Mrs. J., “feel how smoolhe it is.” and he tried lo delude Mrs. J. into jail awxtiug trial. nibbing the right way. But Mrs. J. Al church oa th# 21#t with reckless obstinacy, persisted in tabbing the wrung way, end said she didn’i think it was very smoolhe. her faulty. Then Jones grew desperate, but said that perhaps there were a few hairs ROBERT JOHSStON. for Price Lists to not quite as short as the should lie. excited daring preyi W. N. DcVINE, Agent, So he went at it again. This tim^he allowed Amelia and MeadvfUe, Mk*. to know that every Indian every­ drowned. where is simply a brute. You can’t eivilixa an Indian j*ny more than you th# rural Gretiei viri tor with soap and led pencils to sell, got hia feet singed ao badly that he limped every time be Kt Boat earelul »nJ dtep thinking Wid.nl hs. diwovnrod thnl the word ■Mein oompowd o< thn iniunln o( PRUTS FROM I TO 7 Cl COTTO! SOODS CLEAR DOWI! NEW LIVERY! W*olcott Store 1 BUSINESS MEN BEST 0 K CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON. For our Pans, and the best brand of Tin fur our Backets, and have workman that can Make Better Buckets Than any other msn in the State. made his face look as if some young doctors had been trying to dissect him. The poidt of tlie razor caught in hia nose, I ho heel in his ear. aud the cen­ ter laid open his cheek with a ghastly seam that brought his shaving to an nntimely end. Jones has never shaved since. But all the materials were utilixed. The soap fur washing, the cup lur the hshy. the strop to thrash LIVERY STABLE! WM. VENN. Pkopbibtok. OTTE?, GOODS AND PRICES For we will give you better goods in the Hardware Line, foi less money than any other house in Burry or Eaton counties. Pain, and Colored JOB PRINTING! Ez““ V esl Side of Main s:rcct, opposite Uniun Bouse. AT VERT REASONABLE FIGURES. C. C. WOLCOTT, ■Patronite ’Home JSnstitelioos. LET THE EAGLE SCREAM!’ LONG BRICK EXTRAORDINARY NEWS” OFFICE! ORNO STRONG. Mrs. IS. C. PitUltarer* KLLmYOAICT GOODS! BARGAINS ! TBUMAH’S ! RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! OLD FELT HATS MARBLE WORKS CONSISTING OF BLACK & FULLER, J'loprietors. TOMiBHTOTVES and MONUMENTS, NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, FLANNELS, ANO UNDERCLOTHING, For Men and Women, WH1CI1 I WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HERETOFORE KNOWN IN NASHVILLE! Ferric. & America. SaHtfaciion Guaranteed. UN­ BLACK A FULLKJL A Full Line of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOB, 2-5 CTS. TO $1A YARD, E.iH.T.iUTHORT&CQ. 591 Broadway, New York,, JUST OPENED, 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING RI 8 CENTS. TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Boots, Shoes & Rubbers (Opp. MrWopolKmi HoWL) CHkOIIIW ANO FKAMBS. STEREDSCIPES AND Albarn*, G nfhoKopor VIEWS! MittaMo View#. Photograhic Material! STERB0PTI00I8A MAGIC LAITERHS Which will be sold from 50 cents to *1 less pet pair than can be bought MICRO HC1ENTInr umw, ’ ‘ elsewhere. A specialty in the boy with, and the razor has been GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, 43)1 ‘•This is my last call," remarked a flippant yuaug getiileinaa to a young lady who was soon to be married, on a rcount occasion. •*! never call on married women or nnmarried ladies Printing! Don’t buy until you have seen JOHNSTON NURSERY w r. b. mmco. And leaving dheir orders early, so as to be sure of getting them in season. We use nothing but the , SALE Mi BOARDING STABLE, formed of the inital letters of “ Call regularly every day ; I’ll trust.” A Chicago photographer ha* invent Speaking of a young girl who bad ed a way of making a large mouth married a rich man three tunes her dimple up and look strawberryfied. and he's had to order three new cim ways been celebrated for he religious eras and buy twenty-four more chairs. tendencies, a friend said with enthu­ siasm : “Yes, L. is sp'well principaled A Washington dentist complains that she osuid. make it her duty to disregard so and so, whom she really and chew around and nurse their old loved and who bad noth ing. and mar­ ry old D. with his millions." " And dental job back home with them. will they be happy 7” I asked. “ Per­ fectly." was the reply. "She is so There are taro hundred and twen­ thoroughly well regulated that she ty-eight counterfeits on "the best cur­ will forget her foolish predilection in rency the world ever saw." Ao hon a month or so and tbank God on her eat tn -in can find one of them, no kuees every night fur having enabled mailer on what comer he stands. her to do so." ’ JLF" All Surer Makers wanting Sap Pans or Sap Buckets, both tin wood, and Post’s Patent Eureka Sap Spouts will du well by calling at FRUIT. FRUIT AND A LARGE LOT OF ABTOITJCOa, SCHOOL LAKrKBK, FAMILY EASTERN, BUFFALO ROBES, UP ROBES & HORSE BUIFETS You can be shown everything you want in marked «n elderly lady present. “Al that age, and after marriage, they be- FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES do not line to waste it.* Two Charleston women had a fight on ___________ the street,over the query as to which ol their husbands had the iargest funeral procession. There was R procession to the station hoose. TREKS, FLAXTR, SHRUBS AMD VIM1 GEO M B*VAOE4COi COLUMN CHOCKERV, GLASSWARE AMD LAMPS! A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! My *1 Tea beats all the hobby prices in town! IZ“ For further particulars inquire al the. counter. 16-a G. A. TRUMAN. Gilhuut Bro*. �Rssaaiis? Total So. at Folkta. In fosse. Jen. 1, K3. U»t*> This report, furnished u* by Rev. S. Dey. of Ann Arbor, special agjnt of thio Co., speaks for itself and needs no oommeodation from us. prices wbteb wiU make thrir hearts glad. I intend to prove a blowing to' the poor mm, by red using my good* to the lowest posriWe margin, and I hope they will not injustice io themaetvea, forget to call at nsy store sad price my goods before buying GENEVA NURSERIES, POTATOES, CORN, apples, OATS, .eat. In error. In the foreclosure case of Emory Coe vs. Geo. W. McCormick, ct aL, decree granted aad sale ordered. Clement Smith for complslnant. LATH, The case of tbs People vs. James Reed ' —B. R. Hoag hM oompleted a well for and Klacto England for adultery is now on SHINGLES, dealing aad e*e price to all Newell Barnes, of Kalama, 109 foot deep, trial. A Ma its * or Dtrx. — It is the solemn du ­ VrATKR LIME, D. C. GRIFFTTM with 80 feet ef water. ty of every grocer to refrain from selling to r. 8.—No bar wm be kept ia otfneeUoa. SALT, ' his customer* an article of food which be —Mr. Hiram Dfekinsen aad Mrs. J. H. knows I* positively injurious to the health, HAIR, The UuQtti and beet eriected stock lae, ImI Wednesday nignt, were called to and he i* deprived of all excuse for eo doing . STUCCO, oj Orvccrtes si The bom* of their childhood ia New York This town now boast* of three dn.g when a better article for the purpose can be DAUGHERTY’S State, by a telegram ancupdng the death tores, but of saloons "nary ens." Tho readily obtained at the same coot. Now tho Best Ubemioal Balcnrtu*. made by D. B. of an only sister. . . practical question for debate in the young DeLaud & Co., can always be had. and this which we ship aad retail at bottom prices. . — A-Maple Grove man gar* hto wife a folks literary clab to, "Which can sell the is known to be pure, and free from all dele­ AINSWOBTH fc BROOKS, terious o»»iter. No grocer who regards the " basting" recently, because eh* arose and most whiskey la the shortest time, a Ver­ Proprietors. wetfor* of bis customers will foil to keep to spoke in a protracted meeting, and yet Ma­ montville drug store, or a Nashville saloon." keep It. ple Grove belongs to a country that uphold? We shall taks ‘.he negative from choice. free thought, free religion aad free gpeech. DAUGHERT18 —We giro this week a poem •ar’Wttiw, from Abe ped of oar yottag friend. J. W. Lowe, not however to lead any of our read ere into tb* belief that We are really okay­ ing winter, but because we think it U good. My Min. ia connection with HbUk’l grist mtn. win be ready for basins** about the 26ih at thio month, when I ihall be pre­ pared to te all kinds of —The revival at the Christian Church continue* with unbated interest, sad many an rising nightly for the prayers of God's people. Rar. J. W. Weeks, of Mtnhall, ar­ rived Monday, and is assisting the pastor thia week. —Godoy’s Lady Book for March to on cur table. It contains a vocal dost “ I Think of Thee," an unusually Urge amount of choice can fori assured of getting their work dene original stories, miscellany and poeiry, min good shape. perb fashion plates, and Its nsusl Urge quo­ 4w CHARLES F URN 188. ta of receipts, etc., ete. Address L. A. Godey, Philadelphia, Pa. . Mw. plenty at 49 “l 25 cents per pound. a "Lot wo»tu ksuviso. Are you suffering with consumption. Coughs, Severe Colds settled on the breast, or any diaense of th* ThreU and Lungs! If ee, go to your Druggist and get a bottle of Bosoms'* Guanas Brnvr. This medi­ cinn hM lately he«n Introduced from Ger*Mny, and ie eelling'en its own merit*. Th* people are goine wild'over its success, and dmntota all over the country are writing us of it* wonderful cures among their cus­ tomers. If you wish to fry Itseuperior ylr tn*, get a sample bottle for 10 cent*; Large •iie bottle 75 cents. Three doses will re­ lieve any ease. Try It. (4-eow.) Tuesday evening 15th insl., Dr. W. Parm­ enter delivered a leotnre of about an hour and a quarter** length on the subject of " Medicine it* History and Achievement*." This was the fifth lecture tn a "ooarse" of riz. initiated early in the winter, for the benefit of those more sober people, who do not care to “trip the light fantael io toe," or to spend their looee change on “Swiss Bell Riaxert." Mr. C. K. Latham, of Eaton Rapids, will deliver the last lecture on the 2 Uh inst, Thursday of thia week. »I>X. A aad accident occurred last Saturday VICK’S about five miles north-east from here, in Chester. Johnny Rogen, about twelve yean of age. and son of Pearl ftogen. while are the 1«at the world produow. They are planted ‘in A n.nrAna tSn rMnlt la engaged with a younger brother and a hired man, in rolling forward some log* on a skid way, where his father wm sawing wood VICK’S with a machine, was instantly crushed to LANDSCAPE GARDENING' caught fire nine different times, but has done no amount Of damage either time. Asquesa, the old chief and pioneer Indian, died with lang diaeaee, last Sunday, in Carl­ ton. He wm born on the bank* of Thornapple River, where Hastings now stands, on New Year’s day, sixty-eight year* ago. His remain* were brought to his home in Sheri­ dan, and the funeral sermon preached by the Rev. L E. Crittenden at the houee of John Morgan.- He wii buried in the borying ground at Berryrilie. There are too many incidents of interest connected with the eventful life of this respected Christian Indian to notice in this brief item. WEBSTER k HOBBS, aranha. All ktoda of wort ta Um C. R. BAILEY. NEW GOODS 1 BOISE BROS. M. FLINT, * Attorney mt Law. Ofltee over Bote* Brea Dre* Store. Naabrtta Mte*.. LARGE INVOICE! PABADYr Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes, ng sod Papal ring XMlly dcna.atea (Irtel aStoe- FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS death by a large log rolling npon him from -Th* M. E. Social will be held at the his feet to hi* head. The ground wm de­ re.idenoe of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. FUnt, on scending Ind in some way the log after Tuesday evening, Feb. 29th. ' A plMsant starting caught the boy and crushed out his time to expected, and al) lovers of good pop young life . corn are invited. Come whether you like We notice aJIftlo bit of meanvM lhat P er lol. and enjoy a. social evening. need* ventilating. During the time, or part Mas. L. IL Ba an xa. Secretary. of II, that young Oalerhoul survived tb* —R. 8. Brady sued the corporation for dreadful gaah in hie head, meationed •he use of a wagon on reed work, before a few weeks ago in your paper, hi*' brother Esq. Mrs! on Monday. Th* amount and brother-in-law, from Montcalm county. for the use of the wagon had been cred­ In answer to a telegram sent them by the ited to him on his road tax, but Bob contributions of our cltixetis, (aemelhlng claimed be had no rosd tax and carried the more than seven dollar*,) came and remain­ matter into th* court, and the Jury rendered ed with him, till two or three days after hia a verdict against him. death, boarding and lodging with the very poor min, into whose honsk the injured and —Friend D. Boules' house, at Berryville, dying boy wm taken. They then kindly caught Are from the chimney last week permitted tho county to pay all of lb* ex­ Thursday, on* joist was burned off before the fire was discovered rod extinguished. pense* of their brother’*, care and burial, Friend to insured in ihfe: Burry and Eatoo. asd decamped without paying their board. aad itfnce he bu been insured hi* bouse has Their name* are Tappan and Oatcrhout. —Th* Annual Meeting of the Christian Chnrch of Nashville, will be held Saturday, Feb. 26th, at one o’clock, p. m., for the pur­ pose of electing two trustees, deacons, clerk, treasurer, and for the tia'nssalinn of all oth­ er basine** that may legally come before the bwU of State., VO bold la grewlful tore oar place In ehurchz Esch member to expected to be thetuwUy. W« tareo wttbla oer bosdan *e Mecca present, or report by letter. Ilk. Plymouth It-ck or Banker Hltl to which patri­ C. L Dnro, Pastor. otic pIlpiniB tu:w thrl r wliliac toot»!•;«, yet ■ tars* proportion of oar people are tho de^end.uL. of tho —A. M- Flint delivered the lecture on Father, of the BepuMic-tba men who la council "Alcohol, it* Use and Abuse." before the fraa>od oar form of (vvemiwcnt, and on a aeon of Literary Society last Monday evening, to a Tlx1 tepa* at Hot, Ibe demand-, af bualnw, the good house, and Miss Ada Nichol* read an new life we are Urie*, all tend tn a for<w<ft>ineM of original poem entitled, "Out in the World." ‘be eri Uom, aad of the history of oar faUx-ro made Bvlh were pronounced good. Dr. W. H with pew iwori. Il la nol writ therefore, is thia Young will deliver the next lecture, taking the subject, " Infection* Diseases, their mode* of Propagation and Means of Proven-. TREES, SHRUBS, YUES, JOHN Q CRE88Y, BOTTOM PRICES FLOWER AMD VEGETABLE GARDEN I. the mort beautiful work of the kind In1 world. It tlona, tod four Chromo Ptatea of Ftowera. beauti­ fully drawn and colored from nature. Price U cte. in paper ootore; *5 da bound In etey*nt rl«th. BOOKS, STATIONAKY, VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE. MONEY TO LOAN! Thl. I. a beautiful Quarterly Jhurnal, finely lllu»- h i^wni tel LUU karite. $300.00 and UPWARDS ELI STRONG, SPICES, Practical Milhrriyht, SeW exclusively for Cadi at one DRESS GOODS! Price to Ail, and at 12 1-2 Per Cent Profit ShlrtlifK, DRY GOODS, ■ILL ■ACHIRKAT. Issmssxoo, M10tsf0»xx< • - JONES, Winns and Liquors ! Sheellngp*, Roshlags, Hits, Caps, ELIHU CHIPMAX, Justice of the Peace, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, AC. &C., &C. Baits, Shors, Notlias, Do you want Paints and Oils Mr. H. Branch has pul np a portion of Do you want a good Book for the hi* house, and with A Saiih, a friend of his, Bibbons, Home Circle ? is keeping ••baeh." Mr Branch is a natu­ Do you want School Books ? ral mechanic and of an inventive 'urn of Cash Purchasers will mttke Scarfs, mind. He hM made an improved foot lathe, Do you want a Prescription filled and Alvo exhibits a center-table, ef peculiar Large Saving by buying their Goods with car* ? construction, of hi* own invention, that to of a CASH HOUSE. —The Lakeside Library is the want of more worthy of a patent than many things the age. No. 34, contains a splendid story. which are patented. We hope R VHJ be •■The Queen of Connaught," which to fresh long before he will have a mor* Amy-able Piecue call and examine Goods and from tho pen of a well and widely known Smith for a house-keeper. Compare Prices, before purchasing Of the eight pioneers that moved into this author. The eoen* to laid out in the "Em­ elsewhere. erald Isle," and th* book is replete with place over thirty-seven years ago, Lorenzo incident and adventure, descriptive of peas­ Mudge, A Seeley. Kenyon Mead, Joeeph antry life, Guerrilla warfare upon landlord* Bab ock and their wives are living, with one CHAS. W. BEHAKAV, adventure* of smugglers, bit* of pleMtnt- exception, and all except Mrs. Seeley are BOISE BROS. rie* and genuine humo-, etc., etc., complete enjoying good health. Ko to Maia Street, . MERCHANT TAILOR I KOCHER BROS in one single number. Address, Donnelley. Loyd «i<$,>utihbar^ CHcage, HL Mr. Albert Whitcomb, who has resided here for nearly thirty years, hM sold his term ts Miner Mesd, snd intends to temove —We had oocMion to pas* ever the Fort to the south-west part of the elate to spend Wayne, Jasksoa A Saginaw Railroad !mi his days with hia children. week, and fonnd everything connected with Mr. Charles Whitcomb and family, of this Un* ir tip-top order. The rand is under th* manageennt of wide-awake railroad Colona, ar* visiting their friends here. Itzm Ixsa men. aad the road bed aad rolling etook le READY IADE JEWELER § OPTICIAN NASHVILLE, MICH. lEN’sjom’iBOTrrajTHia Fteane kept up in a condition that -would reflect erodit on lorn, cf its more pretentious com peUtors, Tmrarsing. m it don*, some of the Every artlelr ai tiele warranted aa repreaen beat agrieutattal districts of Indiana and Michigan. it hu not only opened up these districts to eemmercisl importance bat Km tamedMUly placed itself in a prosperous condition. To lb* traveler to CHAB. W. DIMA1AT the great Inmbet and salt rugtea* of Mich­ igan, thia route offer, rapid tr.nsit, and sure eenaecUou*; aad going noth, by tak ing I he oars nt Jackson. ei l;*0 p. m. over ions turned this , -fste-tutilc, ui uailv —ti; aiiz- tain or is near a iamlrsch swamp, with (mt the tame evening, or Louisville an ! St a little clearing shout it. As soon as Mr. Barber arrived in Hop* and learned lhat Louis early the next morning. ■ Tom »*s stopping al his father's, his sus­ thanking the public for past favors soli Ms a eunliniiano* of the same, and would picions were strongly confirmed, and he inform the public that they will funk a bunt for the good. The sheriff and keep constantly an band hi* cn-laborer* bad bunted but a Hille while The lecture delivered by 3. *. Grebb*. before ou* of the dtoeovered a carpet sack, President ef the Grand Lo-ig* of U. « O <. and eonn another bog well flilad with choice ready-made clothing, pants, vsnte, eoats of all kinds, which will be sold low for cub at Grand Rap da, waa Well Mlendad, and at The highest price paid fur Hides, Pells the ctoar. Equality Ledge, No 7, wm organ­ eta. Give them a call on West side Main St ised with a charter membership of twentythrn*. Th* following ofecers ■ w re el*c> vd: A. M Flint, President. NaabviUe, Mich. Nov. Io. Cloclcs, Spectaccs, ^c. I as* well awss* that thma are pesbaya only ■ym te.l»-*xteraal •tow-tot *3 ttoy art taapoak a* toward «tew of prtrfeUe l«?Uto. a»4 any Un y Fall aad Wlater MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! /iscrtvco rua GRAND PRIZE MEDAL, VUMTA,A873. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS! It nfobw bo ZastraotkBi to nm it ft on art pt o«t of orta. It will 4o every daa aad Mad of work. ft vffl orr fras Tiaaae Paper to Banva Lacthar. It ii far in advaaoe of other Seviaf Machines ia the msgattud* of tta repcrisr ATKINSOJi & ROE, ths old hahtemd Stag* Coach. Prices Made to Suit the Tines, either for Cash w Credit. NASHVILLE, MICH. ■. Km Just received a Urge and eemglete' ROE & CLEVER. FRESH MEATS, me a oatL .• MRS. L. O. CROCKKR MEAT MARKET! osOy hop* ear jmp>* w«Q basrtUy uaMe ie seopM^ CLOTHING! Address Chicago, I1L WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. N«w York, N. Y. NswOrisubU. SLUmfefKe. Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yale Lace, Imitation Hair Good*. Drew* and Haakraakii IN ALL THK/1ATEST 8TTLE8. NEW ART GALLERY! �*— sod whether freight cars of the cimpsntea are in the Ksuats amendment |o tbs Vanos tall, wtesbrwp^* tae'J^tat itau'Tlti MB.bta ouly nsods Ibo signature of tire Governor, and THE LEDGER, tv 4~li44 hwxiia’ ^*« *f A STf-AltfiB TAVtH. Kimber, 2,099,000 ptoco* lath, and two freight The other dsy when a prominent dry care. It wm Uro work of an incendiary, and goods house in this city seemetj to be tb* Ims wCl aggrtOH «v« MS.000. —Tjree mmi effit^ofod m a saw-mill at being the amount of itfawitw tax ■uoUtaed on alive with lady customer*, * jbnraalist .Wk of themtanutf l«> fmigMm. said to the proprietor : Framingham, «■«., were kUlsd.to the expta “You ore haring a big.afternoon’* jroJrJftfir. *»'?’>■ Mr. Dmtw M Mksd If he kurirof hqy documenta in tho iKwmia* at H. a any.ttrw, woman, or ch|M on this continent. « Wfetire NDfc.tr wUm to* beynM thsiwfc 4**b*4y tahosM* or anybody in hell that bee tana deprived of employment. —Holland'* woolen mill at Limerick, Me., wm burned on Holiday at last week; tarn, •100,000. ; । ’ —The Dominion budge* *tiowa adecr*a*eof and’ militi*. —The Bank of Chxenovta, J4. Y., inui doeed ,ita doom ; alro the Howe Pin Company of New York d«F. !H»* Mute ef «he-taat named faPure waa the recent destructive fire ou Broadway, by which all tho •**«<* in pomaericn at the Treaeurar were destroyed. R-MGtlXle* *>Mfueed kta-fiof Congrt** providing for the coinage of a now silver dollar equal in weight to two of the pr«Ment silver half-doUant. and to bo made legal Louder ta the amount 6f '*20. The bill abolish­ es the extating legal-tender prorisiou regarding “^WlDUIXK .aouriwi Iia hM milage authority for the >ut<«eat tiikvT&O-ifciiauB 'to tha vicfnHy of Ute^g vef nnd Topguo River cotinirating and preparing for a general outbreak and teUoghtter of the white*, -Gct^Slieriitan wm before the House CommittMOtfMUftary’Affairs tent,wack, and eave ^ta-ytowii 36’ T^tf proposed reductifiSi 'of Aho ‘iu^Uo^oJ-W wwild tee foUowsfl by tan resignatiiA brfireuurt officer* in thfc berries.' m the «■**• u* ioWunS> Items ptal ia other profeerona for the Mtno amount oHkhreation and expbritiiic. Hsspprovos of tha tnuuifcr at the Indian Bureau to tlio War Department. .< i ’Zl ’Il. .If. t) -Tas Boptihtend. a confederation of revtn. Irotling Maocreticfcw testing n*g*tlively from the citite of Cloretand, Buffalo. BschceUr, Uticfc Foughkseptie. Hartford, and 8pring- Ttisac poopld ctem, io be h'etot of Lord Mar. whoso wuMM Montreal retiticago In 1M0. while oa tlio way to Kcotland to claim property, eince which time tho will cannot be fouud. Thu <wm> , wta filacod ’to tho hand* of tho Hon. Edwart Ktako. Minister of Justice for tire Domin­ ion. Tho bret dctectivcn have boon engaged io iMptammta Iks wih. -Jnt rovbred by the manufacturing town of Faudey, 'tfceOsni fRnd ta nuppowl to be worth >100,.000,000. ■ —The 1‘oj.o Havtatf granted a dispensation to a CMbeliB gaatfrtnaii of Florence to marry an ' “ Bah !*' replied tha merohkuL American lady, * Protewtant, aome of tho ex“ Tberfi’s fifty ladum in hore I"-said tremud* ol the church were highly displeased. the jonrtalirt, sis ho looked sronnd. -Dwaah ha* wared a tall ter tb* Btahb “ And that •ugnitli'fl nothing," reptiod the mcrciinnL “See, thoao two crew, there. They have been here over half an hour, looked at twenty different artidBK ’ tod arc now going nway x-iHioni making •» prarhaw. Ti/ty ladies iu a —Robt. Henry Hurst, a Libelal member of dry goodtt store may mean 810, <25, or the English House of Commous, Iim been de­ <50, but hardly ever more. One*bnya a prived of Uta seat to consoquoDCe of bribery to fljKHil of thread, another a bit of ribbon, securing bis election. ' a third a pair of gloves, and tho cash —Dor. Carlos' affaire have become desperate. agprcgAto is nothing.” Hia force®. . weakened bv death and desertion, “Who ore your best customers?" asked the journalist. “ Fanner people, old lodies and men. of AlVonso’* army; which compitftly'Sficirelre them. Hi* capitulation may be expected any Farmer* hnrdly ever ’ buy lew than 825 day. Indeed, it ta rumored that the Caritat worth at a time, and old ladies wont good Junta are already proposing negotiations witii solid goods and don’t waste ranch limo a view to tire conclusion of peace. in purchasing. - Let u man come in here —Tho leadens of tin rebellion againrt Turkey iar good rand wo will srithim fifty <krihave declared they will accept no compromise. lvr8 worth and hare him out of the store They will fight to the last, or until they have in fifteen minutes. When ho teX>s wiuit ha wants ho orders it cut off, pays lus cash and away ho goes.” han been pat down, and fifteen of the Icadom “ Then tha hundreds of ladies who wore sentenced to imprisonment for terran .«go shopping ’ are not good custom­ ranging from ten to twenty-otx» yearn. ' • —The Doodcn Tim/a regards the reply of ers?” Spain to the American grievance* on Cuban “ Sometimes. They buy summer and affaire as very weak, and pronounce* it-sn in­ winter clothing in season, and never sult to the Utelligenoe of the reading [mblic. until thire f Jiayc gone the, rounds nnd ^eiirosenlativre । impeachment of lWWl*tt>tt0d«sU»m¥e«jx J called h.-Tt) from two to four timca- It’s with diverting about *85,000 of the Btate funds —Serious rioting took place iu tho south of what you might call ‘ between seasons ’ to tb* W«ent of 3IJT Franco and in Comic* at the recent election. now. On a flue day ladies will walk or The cantoot waa between tire friends of Jerome ride a mile to reach tiie store, stay hero Bonajxrta and M. Rentier, the latter being an hocr, buy a paper of pins and go chosen. Gambetta wm booted in the atreete. hetns- They come out to see and. bo were paid in advance of Uyutimp tbsif claipa* —Great floods have occurred in Upper Mo­ became due. The report1 SrtJ- rreeherf By ftro ravia, one of the Austrian provinces; 120 seen, to meet and gossip and-have no idea of trading. If tho man of the house SZWKUB —Tire IJoucicanlt family Iim sustained anoth­ had the buying six clerks would bo goant-at-anna to appoint 100 assistante, the er blow. Some months ago, one of the son*. enough for any store in Detroit. I.now intention being, probably, to Willie, waa lulled in an English railway dlaaa- keep thirty, and tho time of twenty at in any action it might choose to take, aud to tcr, and now it appears that among the victims least is wasted in throwing down'and putting up goods." ' \ Xs tho journalist went put a clerk Convention at Decatur JTOCK-jrd. nomi­ nated candidate* for"theftteteoffieei-litaJad banded a lady a tiny i»ckagc—two or COXGltKSSIONAL. by Lewis filo ward, of Kendall County, for Gov­ three yards of ribbon. She laid it on tho ernor. The resolutions adopted demand tho Tuesdat, Feb. 15.—Smair.—Hitchcock, from counter, - gave him d. sharp look, and immediate repeal of The Iteenmptiou and Na­ Ute tiamasittrc ou TertitorUs, reported favorably Haiti : tional Bank acts, and favor the adoption of on lbs Renat* Uli to rnsblr the people of Naw Mex­ “Bead tliat to my cnn-inge, sirt”greenbacks ae tho currency of tho country, to ico to form a CotutiteUoa and fltata Government, be made legkl for *11 debt*, MCeip. such as by Deiroit Free Frcet. their terms are q^ade payable in gold. The re- I'nloa. ...Tbe Senate- was engag'd . uwa* .malndcr of thaticket ta a* follow*: J. FL-Plck of the <lay in eonsidi ring tire Potato*' AlU; wbL-l> •rBEUtf ft, llateuabt Gbretare , • Br. was pasted with mm alight amendments....Tire Calls have been issued for political UI1 to remove tho rerirlctlona is. ths <lbp>witlan ol M. M. Hooten, for Bccrotery of State ; John public Lands Ln the States of Alabama, Mississippi, conventions as follows : Hioe. of Chicago, far Auditor of Public AcFbii to-^CowuiwtteutRcjnibHcan Convention, countsAspern, of Cliampwign, for 81 ato Treasurer, sumI W. fhCeff. of McLean, for March 22—rcnnsylvania Democratic Conven­ A Horney-General. The ccunte of the indo­ tion, Lancaoter. ' pendent memton of Congress—Stevenson. March 29—Pennsylvania Republican {"onvoli­ Campbell and An lemon- wm indented. Hon. tion, Harrisburg. "* , Wiliiard C. Flagg, of Madison County, proMarch 23—Tennont Republican Coavention. Ik Credit act of March fit, 1W>5, and declaring that Burlington. / . . .. —The. Elate Ocuveritiou of Indiana Independ­ tire Vnitod Stalo* Xotnia ahall be pall ia lawful March 29—Ohio RepuWiean Convention, Coents, held at Indianapolis, was largely attend- money....Haykr offered a resolution calling on th* «1, aud a plalf..ion w adopted demanding tire Secretary of the Treasury to report within ten day* April 5—National Convention of Colored immediate and unconditional rep^al of Ure Dba actual Kamnlai gold owned by the Govern- Men. Nashville. , T \ Specie pewump^icn act at Jsrx. 14, 1875; favor­ April 11—Routh Carolina Republican Conven­ ing a currency tn Harmony with the.’ wants of payment. Adopted. tion. Columbia. WDrirtamar/Fob. 16.­ I Intainow । oppo*u*f H>e iutorvaution April 12—Virginia Republican Convention. of any system of banking cerpcraliotw bettroen * personal explanation re; bTweldwg. the Government and tho people ; demaudtag April 26—Georgia llemoCTatic Cojncnticus by tiiat the present bondea debt of tho country Congressional Districts to cleet delegate* to the shall bo refupd^d aaxpeodily. m poeaiblo into inlcrchaugcablotioud* bcadig internet not to M*y 10—Michigan Republican exceed 3.65 per cent. j»cr annum, and opposing Grand Rapid*. any division of the school fund. The following Wwix—Tire UU vatendlua Utt Uno tar Wug MiyiG-AMtam ls_q» tl< ol in ,qwinatiou -. claim* for additional bounties to July, 18*0, iu For Governor, Hon. Franklin Landers, present passed.... Stone introduced a bUl fixing'the rates May 17—NatiourJ member of Congrem from tbs Indianapolis ’udrenapoU*. District; fur Lietilenaht-Goveruor, tho Hon. 'May 17—National Anson Wolcott, of White County; for Socre- Tulin —WaabLagton’s tartbday wm obMrved by an entire auspaaaian of bnaina** ta *U fbode* partmtn'« at tlio national capital. Both bouse* :>-7 WM ’ CJtIMJS AKD CDtMIlfA LB. ... _ CJakrego.nt. 3.00 REVOLVERS!! sstvj-ft=>ss; IxaSHr: Twenty yean ago I wa* *ldpTeckMon the Allanite Ocean, aad tits eold nd exposure canssd a largo atacewi to form an HOI For IOWA I! SSfiSggSggggg “Bay, Pop.’asid John Henry’s hope­ ful, the otiier day, “ wasn't it the Prince of Whales that swallowod Jonah !” And John patted hia head and gave him a nickel, and, told him ho might some day be an Alderman ; and when he pnt on BOOK his slippers, and found a small chestnut AC ENTS. burr in each toe, ho took that boy over his knee and wrcillcd with him.—Cin­ BOOK cinnati Times. riNC« DO YOI AGCNTS. CCKT8 AnM <rr!M • CinaAGO Lzxxjku—Best story paper going. See adrerti»<sncnk t, Ann Eliza Chatted ii,ooo£ ^3^ S. H. BLA.RKIS’ IMPROVED CENTENNIAL R. R. M1P OF THE U. 8. CHIC160 SAFES And VAULT DbOl'^ xrHhellH!! • are mvilna J«re«i fi.-flls axilla* w C.tatafawaiuT Trrw» free. Write to K. <t BRUXiMAN.I (ASKEY! AGENTS WANTED FOR THE C ENTENNIAL HISTORYo^eU.S. rbe *ies» tittered m th* ttirUUn* htsl.ny rl of.r enei -nt*»*v thk. »« ls«imt t-lhru, !«»>». «•«« mtjaiir.1 cutitelna s f«n sre.KM>( -t th* sppms..'!iin( crsait Or chicxtki. .Olieit, Lamest, Cheapest, Best. ELASTIC SRE4T REDUCTION IN PRICE. ^Th r npl > JJ1 n «*raaSHI F* eavary TRUSS Oxxly 62.00 zv Year. • 8PKCIA1. <tlAJB KATOS: rear jjmf...*U« 2Mr«g- rmt*«r‘J n» a I'-’ng tkbatr on McCrary'a bid •gatate the Judiciary of tha United States, In CoafiriiOe. im»«< altoSi convkterebk opposition to the May 24—Ktn’in Democratic Convention, To­ peka. May 24—Aiabima Republican Convention, Mantgomery (mmuriiy call). Juno 14- republican National Convention, I Cipripn*jti' __ . ......... . ■ . Juno 21—FltMidu Democratic (inventkm, Qutocy. . '^CORSUSEI Bvr-LZGAT F/tODVCn OF TITS Vwi- BETTER SEND TZD STATUS. The following arc estimates made by ditlarept waters at: the yrodiwtiou of gold aud silver in tho world since 1848 : By E. B. Elliott—All sources, gold, 8.3,206,190,000 ; ail sources, silver, *1,996,600,000 ; total gold and. silver, 20 -The three fftabamwaamiaa sentenced to dcr of a feUow-amnUymu. a wretched peddler JWwre.andfcmltb'dMWtvL - v/f < - Mrehart Fmart. who wm tried iu New lurk for tb* nmwtar of triMMa. the “IriA Gi­ ant," Ires i-ocn MqulUed. —T*ru Iv.Hher*. I'M*! George and John further legislation Lt mcmxTv.......................... : *•* oU““ Mar^-Mxtfced to Wariro Cuuoty. Iowa, cm i<yfvanm-Ranre«!wm tried at Mfiwaukee Ism a«k ta a guwrei wkicb was tbere- wreh. 094 remlted in • wtajrt W D2Q.QA “ait’^M«feud. The fight took place ta __ lb. tt Utt ‘rem* fretti ' — A Fpcctel frtvn Goioocd*. IB., dealt by drMreti-g of fire pmaou* । By Prof. Blake—Gold and silver, 19 years, W, 500,000,000. By Joseph 8. Wilson—•Gold and silver, 19 years, $3,­ 496,100,000. Estimate of tho prodac-. tion of precious metals during the same jwiriod, J9 years-from 1849 to 1867 : My Frol. Blake-Gold »ral silver of the United States, 19 year*, *1,073,000,000. By J. S. WDsnn—Gold and silver, 19 jam, *1.115J»aOOQ. By J. B. Brown Gold and silver, 19 year?, *1,255,000,000 —thus r.howing that the product of bulliontif the Vailed 8toU» has l>e«n about one-third of the total product of tha Wi ■ rmr n; r . whole world tat tbs bat 1» jesw. From Mre<mT1-Ftrt<.21-.S<»ffr.-.--A rr*:’h:ti<« was ! 1870 to 187011 is safe to estimate it al -B—<-«. .abnu A Farm of Your Own FIFTH YEAR OF OUR OWN FIRESIDE, FREE HOMESTEADS Beit and Cheapest Bailroad Land Union Pacific Railroad, ■TIPPED «“»teU ol U» HudiwlJ worid,Md 111 «• ixraaag.—"A Mina" $10«$25KlS^2n«te � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-03-03.pdf.pdf 323f43e8d2a38a976657518d92e8ef0a PDF Text Text ADVKBTirare RATED: ONG Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. HI gar1 toxa QF xoi t:. Awi NASHVILLE, RARRYCO., SEVILLE, BAR FRIDAY,' MARCH 3,1876. Wo then restored the crib and the ' Imorad-it, bat- ------- —■ got some tittle alivcre in her throat nunc to the nursery, and put up a bed rug and woke up the child. I dosed off They won’tdo-her any hurt.’’ once more, while my wife quieted the > fuffeYcr. But iu a little while these remotely them s.very good for certain diseases said, suppose the baby should catch itt words come murmuring that art. peculiar to children. My wife from Penelope f This thought struck ai through the fog of my drowsmoss: “Mortimer, if we only hod some goose will tell you 9O.I’ ■ • , . . t new* panic to her heart, and the tribo of}■ . But she did not. ‘' 8ho trimeA away ini (RS could not get the crib vflB <jf th*k grouse— wil! you ring I" I climbed drearily out, and stepped on -disdain, and left the room ; and since, nnraery again fast enough to saliafy my■ wife, though she assisted in her own per­ a cat, which responded with a protest, that time there is one episode in ofir HfA> son and well nigh pulled tho crib tor aad would have got a convincing kick which wc never refer to. Hence tho tide। of our days flows iiy in d«'p*aud un­, for it if a chair had not got it instead. pieces in her frantic burry. ran efcUr. th. k, m ttOfMi.V/taS TUX OH1KF USD OF MAX. NO, 23. he fa childlike and winning. Recently ! a reporter of the Advatlscr visited liim ao-cnllod learning of earth Iim emptied M. Ute homo, and with others wi'nesscd iteelf. Hither. have come the philoso­ his most wonderful answers to questions phy and the arts of Greece. Into those given him by his father. Sitting oa his father’s knee, ho gave prompt replica to post like song-birds flocking into a Vale his parent, telling the names of all the of Tempo. Into it have come the inren­ tions that have made this tho ago ol tones from the sun, and position in the wonders; hero die mighty thinkers of heaven^. In history he proved to be a England, France, Germany, and America very encyclopedia of knowledge. The; luyvo met in conflict over the witnesses anewut kings, their wars, the rise nnd found on tho rocks, in the hieroglyphics fall of tho Boman Empire, tho career of . in the libraries of Chaldea, and yet out Bonaparte, the times of flw death and of this, wonderful pageantry-of ideas the age of Hie rulers of England ; the mankind has elaborated little of happi­ aotHement of thia country, and similar J ness or character or-grondcur. You can facta ware aft familiar to him as tho alpha­ go back of all this brilliant array of gen-bet to an older person. Ho named the ius and thought and land in an age whan capital of every Stalo in the Union and men knew nothing of telegraph or rail­ of every foreign country, and evinoed. a way or steam; and when they thought knowledge of the Scriptures, tho only God made, the world in six days; yon can paralie! of which was Christ in tlui i A un of worsted—Tho cry of n go back to times when men of raukjourtemjde. He repeated whole chapter* in spanked child. neyed on foot and often lived a long-life tho Bible, and spoke in a child-Mke man­ in the town or dty of their birth and ner, juatna though rtttliug off the veriest neck ; —of a pretty girl. joined by only a few stops cradle and Thc Atlantic is the only power op grave, uad there find in a Fenclon or a ■oommon-plaoc remarks of othe? children earth tliat can make n woman indifltareni Raleigh n soul and a.culture nnd a wholu othis ago. “Now, Mortimer,:why do .you want troubled srreuity. Wotoowpf dpwnfrtoipqhut there Was nafplati fc Xow Hie/ ufueo, mid Mt*. to tunrup tho gnsand wakoup the child BOHKUE, TUX TOUX/ftT. McWilliams said' the nurse's experience again 1" < W •«! »W» : They ajtod him. jubu Bosbec. He w»W?r wffirw* « " Beoauso I want to ace how much I looked like one of tho family, and prob­ ani hurl, Caroline.” - Weil, look •< Uio eludr, looXftew ably gave hia name correctly. Careful gladness, like -stbrawjuffc'tad bird* that MT doubt it is ruined. Poor cat, tupposo judges of second-hand clothing estimated hfa makeup as follows: . have found their neat again. yon had------ ’’ . OcMtsni vrf.............. ....... -• Mrs. McWilliams.sped to tho nnraery “ Now, I am not going to auppoeo Otbe/cMtuinU; I |o see how things .were going on there. anything about the cat. It never would raout Ot LoM.Mie >n}»ii»4LUU . | She was t«ick1 Ih a moment with' a new have occnrrcd if Marin hod been allowed । dremL She said : ' to remain here and attend to those du­ He was strong and robust, stout and ; “ What can make the baby sleep so t” ties, which are in her line, and are not irtfMxiud’ Luty, and ho took matters very coolly. I I said: in mine.” • "I believe I was drunk/’ ha replied i H-Why, my darling, Baby always **^fow, Mortimer, I should think you , to the charge. ' . . alec|BlikOfe'£i£>tCe’>’ . would be ashamed to make a rdmhrk Tho fir$l indication of this marvelous I to her personal appearance. • splendor of character which onr era can­ “And you arc also a vagraut,” ob­ “I-know, I know; but ibcTO's some­ Hke tli.iL It is a pity-if you CMBiot not by any effbrt surpass. Tho unfoJd- faculty came to his parents in this wuy ; Mark Twain as a candidate for this» thing peculiar about liis sleep now. He. do the few little things tliat I ask of serve-Itho Court. ; ing of intellectual notions is not neces­ They uro religions people,, and bfich Mayoralty of Hartford remarks ; ’“‘By . “ Isn ’ t there any difference between neems to—he iteemi. to breathe so regu­ you at such an awful time as this, when । sarily tho progress of man. It is an im- morning rood -from the Bcriptnrus before tho wny, which party do Ilxilong tot” lar* 'Ql Uns is dreadful!** onr child----- -’’ ‘a tourist and a vagrant?” queried Bos- preeaivo lesson that tho greatest name prayer. - Shortly after the exurpmas otm “ Ton dccaiutad closed her eyes’op this bee. “ I’m a traveler, sir; I have visited “But, my dear, lie always breathes “There, there, I will do any tiling t tluit now graces American history was morning—several months ago—his । life while her limband wns driving bogs tho priuaipal cities of Europe and am regularly." mother was astonished to hear him reJ ( written upon ite page before the wanders you wank But I can't raise anybody t oat of tho garden,” rays a Virginia making a tour of Aipcrica. I drink “ Ob, 1 know it, but there's something with this liell. They're all gone to bed. now of tho nineteenth oeutury had oomc. gating, word for word, the lines from , ‘ paprr. . drcaifid ’atoat it now. His nurse is too whisky by the advice of one of the most Where’# the gojoe groove!’ < Before the steamship ventured upon Hie tho Biblo which she had read an hour or । MEMDBANQITS CROUP. A jxvnw-uiv in jersey City lately bought eminent phyriemnb of Europe.”'’ • young arid inexperienced. Mnria shall “ Ou the'mantel piece in the ntriscry. Atlantic, before the flying train lx>ro its so bvfore. Sho called him' to her and ' “ Umphl ” remarked tho Court. a'juaun at auction for $1.73. “It is for stay there with her, and be on hand if If you’ll step there and spook to passengers rapidly from sea to sea, bo- found-hp could recite other portions, of ■ ' ( “You have u very beautiful city here,*’ anything happen!'." fore tho lightning conveyed tho wishes the holy book. She commenced teach- : tho benefit of my lioardern,” she,'totUiflraHtt 9f tXr „/ Maternal Aorr. continued the tourist. “ It reminds me marked. . . ' “That is a good idea; but who will I fetched the goose grease and went very forcibly of the Island of St. Helena. of mon, Wore Tj-ndall analyzed tho ing him his letters, mid in on hour and a 1 1 a smrrcn rtr 'itjAis twain. help yout" drops of water and the rays of light, a _______________ halt he had learned the_______ whole._____ HeApro! the privileges allowable to firn _______ mong Well, to go back to whore I was boto sleep again. Once more I was called. I reached hero yesterday and will prob­ . “You can help mo all I want I °t giving up her century which to our proud hearts now grossed -with wondarfnl rapidity nnd j J"11”*thifl P" « f<^ l-digrepned to rxplain to yap l»w - “ Mortimer, I so Imte to distuft you, ably remain a week or two.” wouldn’t alio^ anybody to do anything scorns dreary and desolate came and soon could spell. A physician was con- <nr *“ » genthmuui, but wd don't botliat Tfrightftil ! apy jidcuriblc disease, but the room is still too cold for mo to “I shouldn't be surprised if you re­ but myself, anyhow, at such a time as wrote the name of 'Washington, and our suited, and they were advised to keep 1 l|Cve "be will do it. membranous croup, was ravaging the try to apply this stuff. Would you mind mained here three months,” said hfa this.” lioneiing generation cannot com© forward the boy away from books and not allow A wag B'«cing a door nearly off its town and driving^!! mothatp mod with lighting the fire f It is all ready to touch Honor. “I’llsend a mau to show you I said I would feel mean to lie abed now and write beneath that name its par­ him to study, an his health would not hinges, in. which condition it had been terror, I called Mrs. McWilliams' attcu- and flloeji, and leave her to watch and 'a match to." one Of our largest city and State institu­ allel. The telegraph could Indeed an- allow it Since that time ho has bain 1 for some time, observed, tliat when it ___ i___ ___ j__ ■ . . . '-ri' ’• '• toil over our little patient all tho weary ‘ I dragged myaclf out and lit the fire, tions, nnd I think you’ll stop there till nounco the name quickly, batits lightning read to by’ his father, and now remcm- , l ad fallen and killed some one, it would ‘■Darting, T wouldn’t lot Hid child night. But oho reconciled mo to it So and then sat down disconsolate. spring opens. ” cannot make the name. The rapid train bcra everything he has • hoard.—Bdanc-. probably bo hung. “ Mortimer, don’t sit there and catch ** P1^ 8tick» * 1 wcrr Maria departed and took np her an“ Do you hint st imprisonment 1” asked would convey such a passenger - quickly, ville (Afo.) Advertiser. “Can you inform me," said a student your death of cold. Come to bod." ^oa'_ " | cient quarters in the nursery. tho tourist. but the wonderful engine and the gaudy As I was. stopping in, she said : > ■ ~~ : | to a bookseller, “ whether I can find any“That’s just.what I’m hinting at.” p Iginu ip it?’ ! Penelope coughed twice in her Aleep. car cannot create the mau. Here stands .< KLiPTKnrTO t or rut;• wh?ro (h<J biogrBpby oZ PoiteckW said il “But wait a moment Please give “ Isn ’ t this rather arbitrary ? ” inquired b time pre par = . ’ "Oh, why don't the doctor comet one brilliant age iu the midst of its ideas • the child some more of tho medicine." the stranger. “I got drank iu Palestine uuu urw, UUU yci cuuiu « uu so n wcuui [ 81j0 c*me tripping frora the .church I “ YcSl '“^7<ra wil1 flnd ifc “* th° Mortimer, this room 13 is tw too warm. .rr. — women «««-.—.<1 enuaMM«M, uun luuiu nniui. This 41113 and arte, and yet could it do so it would | Which I did. It was a medicine which nnd no one said anytliing. I got drunk gladly,go back to that teas dazzling period i ^oor> her face flashed by emotions awak-' ConrB0 IltA moKt niruft palpably ; __ _ is cartaiuly •__ • 1— , too warm. . __ _ m... rv the Time." even t,lrt room Turn off made a cliild more or less lively; so my in Constantinople and was invited to de­ nnd ask of it a Washington or a Jefferson 4,110(1 bJ 1110 J*®* uttered discourse, nnd jdttidHus suggestion without arguing it;1 rogistef—quick I” I* doesn't follow because the knees of tto?i<5O£ f’, । I*hut-ft off, glancing at the tbermom- wife made use of its waking interval to liver a lecture. I pot drunk in Edin­ to lead ns onoo again* in paths of good- I °yefl bright with loving expectation. He * num's'black cassimvre trowsera are '■**iidvr, it jniotoridtxf tiart |ttife1s the cter at tho same time, end wondering to> strip it and grease it all over with the burgh, and was invited to a game sup­ urea and peeoe. Thus it slxrald apprnr ' shivered on the curtestonc, where for an i shiny, therefore ho is devout The sumo least nutritions gcojl,gut.a child con my«if • if .70-was too warm for a sick goose oil. I wan soon asleep onoo more, per. It seems hardly possible Hint you that in tho long history goodness waste hour he bod waited impatiently with a might bo caused, by frequent friction but once more I had to get np. Mt." |cWlito--- ■ di/xv/Cf' . will interrupt my tour around tho world be tho chief puntnit It was not to be ] burning heart fairly palpitating in his ; “gainst the legs of a billiard tabic. “Mortimer, I feci a draft I fool it merely for tho sake of filling tip your of great moment whether all the myste- throat, and frozen fingers in his pockets. ; . My.wiles htutd- passed, in the act of The coachman arrived from down A fi'n-vt Austin, Nev., man recently ’ r?lncn^ ***e^ 10 tewn, now, with Hie news that oar phy- distinctly. There is nothing so bad for prisons!” rice of sea and land and sky’ should be I They linked arm* and start'jdfor tho res- i imposed upon a credulous Eastern tour‘Shir bfidtod. pdrceptlbly, and sidsn was ill and confined to his bod. this disease as a draft Please move the “You’ll realize it when you get up solved : it was not to bo csjential that >dence of lie- parents. After a few mo- .-----fat by giving him bed bug, rcprescHt’ ■ o--------„--------. there, Mi. BohImm?. AU the traveling mau should possess the thread of cviry meats hr-»itaring silence he said : 1 Jane, ~ ' . ing it to be a rare specimen of a sage , • Mrs. McWilliams turned a dead eye up- crib in front of the tire." I did it, and collided with the rug you’ll do for tho next throe months to labyrinth nnd become more and mare wc have known each other long. V , on me, and said in a dead voice: “There _ You . bush terrapin, and ho brought it home, ton say.;that w providence in it It is foreordained. again, which I threw into the fire. Mrs. come won’t raise any blisters.’’ like Omniscience. It was not to cone?rn must "know just ’ *how -I -foci. • — You must . ___ , . . . A i.rrrrj’. boy, a few days bumw, while S^2^T^SZOtr11'E'X>dfOr'rea‘t He never was rick before. Never. We MuWilliams sprang oat of bed and res­ “Am I sent up on account of my : him much whether Hie whole truth lay have seen that cleer down at the bottom coming down stairs, was cantioned by his cued it, and we had oomo words. I looks?” asked the prison* r. maZ/j 2!* • v bnve not beta jiving as we ought to Hve. • down a deep sliaft or out on the sunlit —Oh, Moses f He had slipped down on the ice with J mother not to lose his balance. His I .-0^1^ x. 'T?5 ■’’.,r~rr a nu.'spi>rtheii'- Moi timer, time and time again I have had another trifling interval of sleep, His Honor motioned Mm. into the cor­ shore, for the beauty and happiness of 1 question which followed was n puzzler : and then I got up, bg request, nnd con­ ridor. his life were to come from his moral fac- so much force tliat his spine wns driven if jI WBl was lose my batanc* balance,, structed a flax-seed poultice. This was loll30,’« 11 ’ lto °„l0K< ’ my “Because, if my looks have mint me ultio-i shining like • suu. Henoe the 1 up iuto hfa hat, and hfa hat was tipp*xl I “ ■*Mother, M'lyWUi-frrgir. jounmir. I nmrer placed upon the child's breast and left to prison what—what—what—.'” truths of science were difficult, the trutiu'I over hfa nose, but she won a tender-: W lCTe there to do its healing work. Ho might have got six months if Bijnh of goodness easy. While men have 1 hearted girt She did Dot, laugh, but John Ra ndou-h met a personal enemy “““J”1'. ’ •A wood fire is not a permanent thing. hadn’t hurried him away so fast—De­ struggled over the questions of wit-nee 'j she ' carefully ------helped him to -his feot, and। in the street one day, who refused to give i 1 wilhoul mlont lo hurt, but him half the sidewalk, saytog that he ' 'rith oboioo ol wordo, .UM 1 I got up every, twenty minutes nnd re­ troit Free Press. . and rel gion, while they filled tho air I “id: newed ours, and thia gave Mrs. McWil­ Yon w were With their worth about Genrais and all [ “Vrm ’,r* raying, John, when — you ----- i never turned out for a rascal. “ I do," liams nn opportunity to shorten the One hundred years ago—American 1 Revelation, goodness lias come forward slipped Hint the foundation—Oh, good-■ said Randolph, stepping aside and po­ times of giving tho medicines by ten Independence; 200 years ago—King 'and has spoktm its simple golden rules nen I" litely raising hfa hat. “ Paas ra.” . “ a'l-v. rar.itar, It bi'm't >xam t,,,, “-VbrtluuT.- DO.JOU wimttobnsg She slipped herself that time, and caw minutes, which was a great satisfaction 1 Phillip (the Indian) defeated,sad haltccw only in a whisper, and no odo bos risen minSrtrtXX'7<A ' lit. jmlgmott upon Um Uby, tool ’• The Pittsburgh Commercial remarks to her. Now nnd then, between times, corpus in England; 300 years ago— np'anywhcr.! to contradict the holy voice. little stars oomo down to dance before ■•Bother rtW'i'auj! I don't care Thon ahe begun to ery, but ttuddenly that “ John Shehog fa running higglcdyher eyes, but he putted her np in haste I reorganizedlhe flax-seed poultices, and Maacacre of SL Bartholomew ; Spanish When Christ preached His sermon upon piggledy for Alderman iu the Quaker whutldtd auy. There rtu't any liaru: in _ applied sinapisms and other,- blisters Armada preparing; 400 years ago— G jotlm-sn, the Jews soon declared they and went oq : , Hie child's chewing u bit of nine stick if ■ ih-’’ j^uc*or P>!'st have sent mediCity." Can thia be sow ?—Buffalo Rs“Yea; just as I said, clean down at the where unoccupied phictw could bo found eko^ut..*, w yi, ciurttl’Printing invented ; Isabella.tho coming had alwsvs knoyn tlioae^truths; and ■ press, Mr. Bbehog will bristle up if the 1 upon the child. Well, toward morning Queen; 500 years ago—Tho days of now co«no. the Persians and the whole bottom of my heart is a fervent love, on papers pork fun at him in this way,— I the wood Rave out, nnd my wife wanted so , Tamerlane, the TnA, and Chaucer, the East and claim that they too knew those which I build my hopes. Tlut love Las j Detroit Post. there, now !’’ Certamlyj -they are here. mo to go down oollarnnd get some more. English poet; 600 years ago— Baliol and divine precepts. The ndes of righteous­ helped me stand face—Thunder I” ‘"fey no more, my dear. 1 m.w aeo' on,y fit Tod to give mo A man never looks so helpless and’inI said : Ho was down again, but scrambled up ■ Bruce, and Richard Bacon, St. Thomas ness are simple, sublime, imperishable! • tho 1HM CT JW/rrAoHta^.W I wilt significant as when standing around in a °°uld *° hoIP huD’ “d “ My dear, it is a laborious job, and Aquinas, HouKe4?f Harpaburg founded ; Christ uttered no word that belongs to 1 fa >-.k Well,- d.- .give them to,&e! Dant dry goods store waiting for his 'wife to _•--------------- . .-----.. . . she said, breathlessly : 1 J011 know that every 'moment is precious the child must bo nearly warm' enough, 700 years ego—Riclmrd Caiur de Dion, smenoo or art, becanse He name only to j ‘ “Yes, yes, John. You remember, got through trading. And s woman • I now? But what gas tb»<Ma of sen-ling with hen extra clothing. Now, mightn’t and Saladin, Sultan of Egypt, measur­ mark out the great path of the spirit. { mine shall want cbi|94.----- e never. looks so disconsolate as when we put on another layer of poultices ing swords in Palestine ; 800years age— He left no command about pleasure or i you just said ‘ a love which helped von “ Oh, please go along to your office, ; medicines, when he knows that the dis­ her husband " talks home’’ :.ta»Ju>cltTO thnodrr. Aud tbrt you waiting while ’“V"'" XOA-r-r". .. William, the conqueror of England ; 900 profession or food or marjisge or the 1 an^?Ct:IrV peace. A body:; euo win^nrable!" ; ■, I did not finish, because I was inter­ y«>are ago—Capet, the Frenchman ; 1,000 cotmUeas details of earth. He marked founded your hopes on—This pesky Wl 1 U !uug 1 r' I iiaid that while there wns life tiiere cArilnevt-r make the simplest remark but fae J" । A FrantoHMAN who came within an ace rupted. I lugged wood up from below years age—Alfred, the Great; 1,100 but the great pathway of man just ns at was hope. There she sat.' John grasped the loose j °t lo«ng ,hfa lifo.by a recent bedkr ex­ for some time, and turned in and fell to dawn Hie E-wt throws up its bare of light yearn ngc — Cteirlamagno nnd Hnroun Al “Hope! Mortimer, .you know no and arguing, and arguing till Jon- don’ port of her sooque, between the shoul- ' plosion at Barnet, VL, deHvcced Irimsdf more what you are talking about than snoring mi only a man can whose strength Rftseliid; 3,200years age—Mohtimetau- 1’ not to paint the flowen.or make liarvest, dem, with one hand, ami raised her to • of the following: “By jo, I muslbo bat­ tho child nifl>orn. If you would—— An is allrgonc and whose soul is worn out. ism established, and making lively work but to announce the coming sun. Christ _ _ ________ __ i /ho i directions ssy give one-tea- Last at broad daylight I felt agrip on in Constantinople and other places; 1,300 thus passed hastily before the soul, tell­ her foot as one would lilt a kitten from a i ter man ; dis make tree time I Imkui scat pail of water by the back of her neck. ■ to death; once d<«y shoot mo for de ButlklWu., •Uiof kwicm'vowuii '‘Toonl'il oiioeinhimr. One.- «n Unr' my shoulder that brought ma to my years ago—Old Ukheroas, the. Persian, ing the centuries what light they should Then ho said, with increased earnestness: muskrat, .......................... next time ’I go on bridge and remark which—’’ —aK we a wl»le year before tu> to fwmws suddenly. My wife was glaring lives by murder, and the Pope is made look for, through what gate of pearl it “ Of ermrse, darling, and I have long­ bo blown off in rivare, an dis time, dis down an me and gasping. As soon m a Secular Judge among Kings ; 1,400 ahoiUd pour. It must be that the pur­ — r™»SUi.ikluri.h **“ d“1'1 “! »“«>■>“. P'“~ old ting aim right at it, guess mean it. ed for an opportunity to tell my Isvo, Ivtani mU tohk. nd Ud uk« th. 2.T- ’5 “t p’’t lhil« • ahe could command her tongue she years agr-The .Saxons make lively work remit of knowledge is lofty indeed and a , mu w n Guess I be good mau now." said : in Britain; Gloria establishes toe mind can neglect it only st its peril, but. and ™to“hear those sweet lips whisper— SWS*1 Mrn diner' “d lr/ w -P1^1" “It is all over! All over! The French monarchy, and tho Visigoths the vagueness of this information, the A cuAseof ragged boys in * edioul ' rd» <i»rruulul u with > Inen while “ “J -I"". • Ubl~pooi.lul might | Somehow John’s feet had slipped from had learned to answer the qaestiorte in .asaaheoL ... “ Don t drive me frantic! • • child’s perspiring ! What shall wo do t" conquer and establish themselves in rise and fall of loved ideas, Hie impottai- I One <fcy-a » WJtfpMnifacT; tL»ve!!» aBbtite/L Dit-1 Thw» tiicro, there, my precious, my “Mercy, how you terrify me! I Spain ; 1,500 years ago—The Roman 1 nlity of vast learning, the nearnoee of under him, and he had come down like the catechism by role. don’t know what wc ought to do. Maybe Empire, haring legislated many years in many theories to only vacant dream’, ' a capital V with hfa head und foot point­ stranger entered to cramiue them ; but, if we scraped her and pot her. in .the favor of capital and against labor, di­ the glitter of an age that is full of ideas i ing skyward. She twined her taper fin­ unfortunately, tlid l»oy who wra id ways gers in his curling locks, and raised him at the head of the class waaaboont, Tho darling; and it will make her well. draft again------ ’’ rides and begins to fall to pieces ; 1,600 and empty of merit, the magpifioence <«f “ O, idiot! There is not a moment years age—The world had nothing letter thoee who fivpd in character rather than to the stature of a man, wit his hat firmly stranger naked : k* Who made yon.’’ There, there, there, put the little head "la there any hope for him i" over hfa oyes with both hands and cried And the boy answered : “ The dust of • None in the wide world. Ob, wind on mamma's breast nnd go to Bleep, and to kmc. Go for the doctor. Go your­ to do than to broach an d denounce hexe- in learning, Hie tender wants of man­ tn breathless haste : tho earth.” “Oh, no!" wok the rmnonis to beconw of nsf’ pretty 3Qon—Oh, I know she can’t live self. Tell him he wiwst come, dead or siuB, and get up ridiculous persecutions; kind, the life and teachings of the blessed stration, “ God made you.” “ Mo," was By and by our nurse brought in our; KU nwnriirg.' Mortimer, a tabteopoan1,700 yearn ago—Marcus Aureliua, TnkuJohn, that if it fa in my power to lighten Ptnriope to Bay good night and offer the I fnl evorJ li-'-M-hour will------ Oh, the child I dragged that poor nick man from his tus anil Plutarch made a smart trio of that all the learning of all the ages past your cares and make brighter your jour­ l>ed •and brought him. lie looked at pliilosaphers ; l.fMJO years ago—Jerusa- und all the useful and beautiful acts that ney through life to—Jerusalem! ” the child,. and said she was _not dying. lt ,u w*’ drawoyed, ami Hcrauhui<ium surround us in the present are wbrthlera BhM?p, ” she g»v.; a B.]igbt cough. Mr i Kow m«ii*vt) my wsy. Yob know This win joy UMprakabte' to W«, but it j ftad Pompeii were buried iu the ashes of----- -------------------------------------- ---------- -- -----wife fell back lika one Rtrickm with i •boatjhMB things." . made my witora mad M if be had offered Vesuvius; 1,87$ years ago—All the truths of goodness. The pursuit of “ Oh, my precious! and thus shall it linkin'.ndthlnkW-CL; wWtatri ’ death. Btft the next mumeut she was We now went to bed, placing the crib a personal affront. Then ho raid the world was at peace, and Christ was born; -knowledge ’ .................................................. - ­ alone leads to disappoint be my lifelong pleasure to lift you from ahild’s cough was only caused by some ; 6.000 years ape—Adam, only a common ment, the pursuit of goodness io God.— th«> rude assaults of earthand surround roiw to the dignity of a large real Ihl^'hK ' ’ ■> ! moil had worn upon me, and wilhin two trifling irritation or other in the throat ' you with the loving atmosphere of— Wrc-oornmncded that she child’s drib I mruntes I was somethmg more than Half At this I thought'my wife had a mind to ; ‘•■tele owner, but by poor management to removed from the uuraery to bed- j Mrs. McWilliams roused me: show him the door. Now the doctor i WM driven into involuntary bankruptcy. Jainci Martin WiHuimn, a twantiful ; And Micro Hu y ImjUj ad. togi tber. ' room, and-Ute wmt along to me Uk , •■Bulling. & UM regirter turnM beWrilM irako ftio <*H<T oongh fm Wwdwot.bu Omno Pr-„ii.r ont« Mtrtto* • DM took m. Htl. toe-' -r hurdre .nd dUtodgn th. tomb!... So ,^r littlo boy rwuding with bi* parents in . They 'uni nearly reached the gate, oral, I this «ty, hascvKHluecfl lately giren iuad, huu and wisu with ucam hcni li UVCruuroverflow- Ji „ •J —...... JUK,,, uuuwr wiu* c.iv, a>w weiy gswii oi ■ evidenow of j hand to u^u. .I.”'”', Y” S”’ , ,. ?°• , 'W™ k" rtTOlbing tbut scar her ,dj ,1.^.,, ,. connote, an cd-.j powers of memory Hut astonfah every ! »°e wwh the blira of young love’s first । nor ;u :lU( dawtal ofie d of tu IV ankbrn! wra put np in J thoughtra much. PJmra turn it i u»to • «l>*®n of coughing, and pros- , phyririan, toptrform toe duti.. ' ; TtttAHUKBM Nzw M wtt Eko|y te pvt I "“d P«««xtly fell ,OT ? end. He claims two alvantsg* over the Unlike moat pernons who pararas one forgeUui uf their bumps on th» softest any richer than Gen. Hpiaai r did. Be ‘cays that since he lu» brea iu o«oe iw u**i<*ceR*»*- . "Thw child has no membrauona I old system. He«ma the Mtata <1,500 faculty far in sum* of others, ha is pet- * awbira erf ths porter serfs.; has drawn AJ.SW of his ralaiy, <lud Ims I mb to ?OTUle OTIl’>" *il **• . * yuur. ubd mIvut* know, juU wMre to ‘ loot ill all. His ey« bwpMl intdli- ' Tlmri. _____________________ prid back into tho Treasury 83,000 to ,U^Ud'U‘*“”i "ah*b“b««‘<*"“«• Wlol pin. find Id. tradu-U rtlnuUnt ob.tr b. iu : gax». Uu mind iu ».U trained In urro. ----------------------------------poor thing. |tu.regiM«r. , I Urtaglu <* tomrrUring CT th. kind, ^d j .anted. I thing t« hi. ud in hi. dteMarror 1 A nbwkpxpui dub—Tba ahooting- umkt good, variou.- cuma of money which j 1 ta^mysteriously disappcaicd. * '' «M,1 thit the rtiiM. ki>lc<7S were affected (’• • " Mj »b*i JhifirtiSiWa k*- -nJ �MARCH. S, 1876 GOOD GOODS! hind tome o( ber friend#, who, she TIME TABLE. her hu-baml. Joseph was a little obstinate at first; -Not • dollar nar* bill for ad culedly comfortable tn a set of stuffed chairs and lounge, that he did net He ’wa* “Forty two dollars and twenty-five hold out in his opposition. doing well and the expenditure would cents." “Ben, I don't hke to tall you that not seriously embarrass him. With a nice ne w bnisaels earpet you are the biggest fool on the street; and the new furniture,Mrs. Weston’s . but you are.” “Wait Joe. and see," relumed the little parlor looked exceedingly pleas* aul and comfortable. Ba dw, it look other with a confident smile. ’ Forty-two dollars for adyertUing!" od as though her husband was pros­ “Just so, and for three months’ ad pering inbusineas. It was so wry nice that the young vertising.” The applicant for “ anything over " wife could not bear the idea of hav­ ing the parlor shut up, so that no one gave a |»eculiar whistle to define the should .see it till lhe furniture had length, breadth and depth uf his asgrown rusty, consequently she made toni«hmenL This conversation occurred to the her mind that they must have a parstore of Benjamine Weston, a yutinc <y. Their friend* had parties; why and enterprising merchant, wno had just commrnced husinass on hi* own shouldn't they ? It was stingy not to have. one. * Mrs. Weston was an .elo­ account The other person, who -to quent debater, and she gained’ the use his own classic expression,, was •’ /•bang up,” ami wanted to borrow $50 day in this matter. It is true the par to make up the amount of a note due ly was-not a very extravagant affair; that day, »as Jusaph Weston, a cous­ but it cost Joe some -fifty dollars. In in of the other. They had been play­ the mean time Beiijstrnne had paid mates in youth and staunch friends quite as much for advertising as his friend bad fur new furniture and the in maturity. Thoug’i there was a great diversity of opinion on many party. Joseph laughed at him, and topics, a strung sympathy, existed be- finally came to believe that he was insane, and -would certainly come lu (ween them. TMg had commenced business at ruin in another year. • Mrs. Ben Weston, too, felt decid­ about the same time, and under near |y the same circumstances,both being edly unpleasant about lhe. improve­ obliged, for the want ol -•□.‘fic'cnt ments which had been going on in capital, k> mortgage the stock of their her sister's bouse. “Why can't wo have a rosewood sespectiva stores. table and n set of. sluffed chairs, Thus far they had done well, and Benjamine?' asked she, pouting her the prospect was that both would be­ come wealthy aud distinguished mer­ pretty lips into a very unamiable position. chants. “Simply, my dear, because I can­ They had married sisters and oc not aflutd it," replied lhe philosophic­ copied tenements ir. lhe same block. al merchant Their bouses were furnished in sub“How can Joe afford it?” ■tantially the Mme styh^and no mt“ I presume he knows his own ferial difference of expenditure. Both business best." had been brought up to business hab­ “He has jHit over a hundred dollars its, and educated nr the principles of into his house.” rigid economy. Ben whistled “T'other aide of Jor••Fortyrwo dollars for advertising." don,” and made no reply. repeated Joe. “Do, Bon, buy some chairs. “And. if I had the money to spare,I “Can't afford it.” would spend double that sum,” re­ “Yes you can. plied Benjamine. ••No I cwn't. “What benefit do you expect to realise from it?" ■ “You era behind the times, Joe. Benefit? What a question ! I expect to make my fortune by U." • “Humbug “Look at Brandreth and Bonner." “Both humbugs." “No matter fur that; if these fellows Itave been able.to make princely for­ tunes by. advertising humbugs, h»w much more so will he who deals in csbstaaual realities!" # “AU gammon r •'We differ; time will tell ad the right." “Seriously, Ben, you will ruin your-self if you gu on in this manner. For­ ty-two dollars a quarter for advertis­ a dallar ing T t for .upe^fia'liM while I “How does it happen, Joe, that you are in the street borrowing mon ey ? I never did such a thing since I forced to content herself with plain fbrnicommenced business." “How . does it happen, Ben. that you haven't any money to lend?” di.ciTered that there were a great many asked Joe with a smile. other article, wanted <o make thing, look "Because I have spent it for adver­ tising." “Better have spent it for opera and 2:4 0*k” difli“Wait, Joe. wait." culiy in doing so again, “T Sjient nothing for advertising; bought. abont it. His but I will bet you the oysters my sales for the last quarter are as large as yours.” ’ Hi. btuines*. loo. had not met bis expect*“I will take you up ou the next quart ’•r.” "Why not on the last?' future. “Advertising is 'somewhat Hke planting potatoes; you must wait for obliged io introduce a rigid eyelet# of re­ the crojis." trenchment into bi. family and buaineas “Don’t believe it, Ben. When I see within his mean*. what to do with, 1 shall put it into my family. Buy a library, a new sofa, or something of that sort I should rather go to the White Mountains with it, than throw it away upon the newspapera.” “You don't know your own inte­ lining I rest. Joo." “Don’t I? Some kinds of business might thrive on advertising , but ours, never. Do you believe the women look iaio the pajiers before they go CHAPTER. -Weil there was a lady in here ]nst no*, who said she saw such and such goods advertised by me.” “Pshaw! and on the strnegth of that yon intend to spend $50 more iu advertising. Ben, you are crazy «ad Joseph Westua turned nn his heel and left the store, assured in his SAP BUCKETS I SAP BUCKETS! GROCERIES! POST’S PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOUT SIZES AID ‘•Wall, do ; U bu been driving with dm.' friend for the smaah” which waa new un­ avoidable. lip of paper be bad footed them up. •Five hundred and rixtySva dollars for bankruptcy. But Ben was his friend, and he deeply commiserated him be- PRICES I lei’s Sntt hi 19.00 lo $18.00 Boys’ Suite “ $5.50 to $11.50 HAT8. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, BUBBEBS. BOOT PAOS, OVERSHOES, G. RAPIDS RED SAP BUCKETS, PER 1OO, $17.00 TWO HOOP PAILS, PER 1OO 16.00 These Terms are for Caeh. % ST" Ail Su-sr Makers wanting San Pans or Snp Buckets.both tin and wood, and Post s Patent Eureka Sap Spouts will do well by calling at the it'olcott Store ! DMateZfepn, FEW OF THOSE Nubian at 95 Cta. jnd Chil­ dren’s Stockings [all-Wool] ecopomloa! manner of living, it had laid the foundation of bis fatere fortune. It had Joe We.too failed, and patd only twenty cents on the-dollar. BEST 0 K CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON at 90 Cents, left. PRUTS FROM 6 Tt 7 CTS lACFSU- And leaving their orders early, so as to be sure of getting them ir. season. We use nothing but the BUSINESS MEN For our Pans, and the best brand of Tin fur dur Buckets, and have a workman that can COATS’ AND CLARK'S TURKAD, e CTH. hie business was sallied up. took hl partnership. ’ COTTOM GOODS CLEAR DOTH! BEST $1.00 TEA roR CENTS I DOST FAIL TO TRY MINK! Ths Highest Market Country Produce- Make Better Buckets Thau any other man in the Blate. otjb Don’t buy until you have seen ■OODS AND FRJCES; Prine paid for For we wilt gio e yon better goods in the Hardware Line, for less money than any other botlMt in Barry or Eaton counties. PONT PASS WITHOUT CALLING A Washington correspondent re­ lates the following of Senator Chris- Credit tiancy’s courtship: He roomed in the same house with a little Dotty Dimplo' of a damsel, with innocent blue .ryes, fair hair, waving back from a fairer forehead. and a general sugges*.iveness of pet* ability^ She had a way of curling herself up in great chairs or nestling in sofa corners that was very charm ing; so the grave senator turned from Stockmann & Willyard. abstruse political conundrums with an indulgent smile, to watch the PROPRIETO RS young lady. Fate chuckled, and made opportunites lor frequent greet­ ing that should involve hand clasps, and lhe thm$ was done. Don’t you know how much there is in tha merest touch of a velvet palm ? So, when our senator look in his own that warm, soft little morse! of Miss Lillie's, there crept through all bis nerves a httle thrill, so delicious that, NASHVILLE, MICH. like Oliver Twist, he involuntarily asxed for “more then, growing still more covetous, be wanted the sole right to the aforesaid little hand, nnd and in a month from the time they met, the momentous question had been asked, and answered with a sweet shy , “ye*.” NEW LIVERY! LIVEBY. LET THE EAGLE SCREAM I’ LONG BRICK EXTRAORDINARY ORNO STRONG. IMCr®. JE. C. HLLWKRY4FANCY GOODS! BARGAINS ! TRUMAN’S ! RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! OLD FELT HATS MARBLE WORKS CONSISTING OF BLACK FTTULER. Proprietors. XVBBY DESCRIPTION OF TOMBSTOWE8 and MONUMENTS, NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING. For IWLen and ‘Women I WILL RETAIL AT KNOWN IN PRICES HERETOFORE Fare i<n Jk American Satisfaction Guaranteed. UN­ BLACK A FULLS*. NASHVILLE! A Full Line of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOR 25 UTS. TO SI A YARD uiiiiiuiitci 691 Broadway, New York, JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING TREE?. PLANTS, 8JIRUBS ANI> VISES Pain and Calmed ^atraiiiE Jgoie Sfaitititiias. He surged round the corner of WM. VENN, Pbopbietor. Dodge's market, dropped down upon nn empty peach crate, and ejaculated. Bitgood'. old aland, Nashville, Mich. " Tophet ’’’ Tim said, “ What’s the matter with yuu ?" and the old man lad several yean experibaaineaa and is prepared wiped the sweat from his face and said : “ Young fellar, I'd give 075,000 to git my hands onto that durned WHICH whitewash peddler that leaves me nJIk. Last fall,” continued the old man, “ I put up a storm doorover the back stairs, and from that day to ibis my milkman (with devilish persis­ tency end unhallowed depravity) has A. G. BRACE, sot my pail, after fillin’ it with milk, hard up against the storm-door on the fop step, and as soon as 1 fry ter open the door over go.«s the milk. 1 writ FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES mor’n 4,000 notes and pinned 'emon- FRUIT. NEWS” OFFICE! C. C. WOLCOTT LIVERY STABLE! FRUIT. Printing ! JOB PRINTING! ekrSide of Main street, opposite Unian House. 07* SALE and BOARDING STABLE, the pail on the lower step, bufs no use. Tve upsot more’n 300 gallons ol milk this winter, and there am l a cussed cat in ward IV, that don't know jist where to come to get her breakfast. For the last two months Pre generally gone out through the front hall and round the back yard iiu* p=i’ --f did’Eo -this niura'n, but forgot ter take my night key, and here I am shut out in the cohl Tn« old woman is upstairs asleep, and so darned deaf that Ga- *o rain. In his estimation snch loose princi- January ask. sn*. Lowest LIVIXU Profit. IR 8 CENTS CHBOMtid AMB FKAJHEB. STEhEOSWES AM VIEWS I TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF A. G. BRACE, Agcul Boots, Shoes & Rubbers VICK'S Which will he sold from 50 cents to $1 les* per pair than can be bought elsewhere. A specially iu PLOVER ARD VEGETABLE SEEDS GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS CAPS, AND FURS, AVND A LARGE LOT OF Photograhic Material! 8TERDOPTIOW8A MA9I0 LAITEMB ADVKRT15KK-H 8TKILKOFTICON, SCHOOL LAJH unlimited oredit. niciom doctrines. Business was prosperous with Ihu •uug men. By prudent and careful Irving, but bad been able to pay n Jo~pli h»l lhe edruleffe A hi. Ir.nml ,t, poueuia. a belter loo. turn facili- me bed tar citaw stryclinfoe till he was a cur|ise,’’ and the old man (round his heal into the flour and ooked wicked. A bashful young oletgyman, recent­ ly rising to preach for the first time, made it terrible mix of it. announcing bis text in this wise : “ And hmtnediately the cock wept, nnd Peter went ant and crew bitterly.** Daring leup-year every womau has an inalienable nght to make tore and lhe fliu in the morning. VICKS B8FHL0 ROBES, UP ROBES & HORSE BUHKETS FLOTEB HD VEGETABLE GAKDEJ You can be shown everything you want in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE. A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES My Si Tea beats all lhe hobby prices iu town! IZ“ For further particulars inquire al lhe counter. G. A. TRUMAN. ABD LADIES’ A GRITS �ATTENTION, ALL! SKirtltt. KTHOOWT WIMtftFAl. CHI KiLU.cn r>»V.r. Rprrte-e •« m ■t a. m. •■*< 7 a- m ■ «•’« M AISSWOHTH & BROOKS, pay th* Highest Market Price for FRIDAY. - secured the job at furnishing the ’.umber for POTATOES, CORN. APN.ES, OATS, Clover Seed. &«., —Hmw-tMef Greet* called himself Smith, IlllMl* Timothy VreM jLTLWKBROS lhe township of .Baltimore and —H. T. Davidson has told hit bulldf.g in Delivered al their Fruit At Ornamental giMfaeo ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE l -Good feeling and. Meiabiliiy prvailed al the M. B. Social at Mr. and Mrs H. W- IREES, SHRUBS, VINES, was returned U Hastings, brought before ■9* The oldest Tea drinker In Nashville ffF* I propose to sell at OjP* COST for the next 80 days. . \» • L. J. WHEELER. GENEVA NURSERIES, - --MARCH 3. 1S7» e. ELLIS. M. D. • OfferehU MrrhwfotlwM LATH, M SHINGLES, WATER LIME, nine persons hare united with lhe Christian SALT, HAIR. •« Oharltv ^fC., fe., LANDSCAPE GARDENING! e/Groceries at Webster a hobbs. H kmlUn. All kind, of work In th. AINSWORTH fc BROOKS. •iroumatanoea H. W. run. m left in rather destitute Her husband, after bis son- NEW GOODS! BOISE BRO’S. Biased upen a feather bed for rent due, end it seems that Hiram Coe had advanced the in in large quantities. Q E. BAILEY. Proprietors. and oureaw mill yards are rapidly filling B. RASEY, i>j»tm«n. Goods usd . Fiapragn earned «o any placa In the villa*.. J flLEMENT SMITH. XJ LAWYRi prwnpWy. M FLINT, DURING THE horM belonging to Km. Sherd. of Eaton Rapid.. ■ ,■■■ ' I 1* - n.ltl i ■ . absorbtog problem of mental soliloquy with eupptyuheir waataia lhe grocery line LARGE INVOICE! —Henry P. Ralston obtained a divorce band's liability. He loaded, them in his from his wife Catharine on lhe 26th ef Feb. cutter and drove down to Loe Bros, grocery in lhe circuit, court for ibis county. Clem­ lo have tbmn appraised, the woman going ent Smith was solicitor fob the Complainant. —Week before Hxt we drove from Read­ bysunders thought this transaction looked ing, Mtefa., lo Nettle Lake, O.,'a distance of rather small and grasping in Coe, and a eitisea resolved to interview the woman and of Basswood, Henpock and Cramptown. tbe following soliloquy took place: Cente nnial T H J. g LEE, Deputy Hhcrifl’, PARADY,’ Manufacturer of * Boo la and Shoes JOHN Q CRES8Y, o mhehi BOTTOM PRICES —A Maple Grove man whipped his wife husbands debts. elsewhere. Bhek- hlchweahlp and retail at bottom prices. ■9., My Favorite Chewing Tobacee is ing a big revival and ninety persons have already avowed their Intention of being bet- ■ A. BARBER. M.. D.. Homie palhte Pby.irl.n and SLrrvoo. (MSm. nmr H . STUCCO, DAUGHERTY’S -IHrfrtffj. w H. YOUNG, M. D. My motto shall be honorable D. C. GRIFFITH. and cool his longue.—Evening News. trouble and thought that the easisl way lo DRUGS, MEDICIKES, DAtraHiarrs Bettom Prtec*. FOR SAXE CHEAP Dry Goods WAIL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, jjfONEY TO $300.00 and UPWARDS BRUSHES, SPICES, DRESS GOODS’ TOILET ARTICLES. US LONG TIME. L. BUSSELL. ■ILL BACHIIKBY, Mlolsliran. ^TM. JONES, Shirtings, Winefl and Liquors I Sheetings, FOIl MEDICAL AKD MXCiUNICAL FUR. Rushings, Fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakes, Crack­ ers ail Pies FO3E8 ONLY. Hats, Caps, Notions, I.L’ACH ROOM Do you want Paints and Oila ? Justice of the Peace, Do you want a good Book for the Ribbons, removed lo her house. Accordingly Charley visited Milton. found him lying on* board Mn. Editor: without covering, except bi. clothes, and on 1 find, on making a short visit lo WoodTna Lio kt or rax Hovssmold.—Smiling Friday removed him to his home, since 23 which lime Milt- has, by medical attention still retain the same earnest, enterprising and careful nursing, become so muc Im­ spirit, but on account of the hard limes, proved that he is abk to be around again. which has so materially effected the farmer. ill please your wife gel D. B. De,’s Best Chemical Saleratua. and with a mantle of that beautiful enow, of not been quite so extensive, but we cannot which poets have wrote and sung so much, pass through tbe township without observing since which time sleighs, dashing sutlers, old weather-beaten pongs, and bobe that ing Pewder. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Boost, Shors, 19* Gld Newspapers for sa'e al this office. tSf~ Those wanting Hossr, will find ELI STRONG, Practical Millwright, PERFUMES. NEW BAKERY II. ALDRICH LOAN I Oi Appwd io! Uak lairilia, TEAS, COFFEES, —The M. B. Church was crowded with Canada, bringing th. tittle abducted Trotter wtlh A alight fall of snow on Sunday last raised people last Monday evening to listen to Dr. W. H. Young's lecture on '•Infectious Dis- tbe spirit of the people lo the bigbeet pitch. Mr. and Mra. C. J. Norris celebrated their silver wedding on lhe 23d insL About forty of then old neighbors were present, and remembered them with quite a number of rich presents, rix; One set of table spoons, two sets of tea spoons, a napkin jeet. Dr. Barber and H. W. Flint, also, ring, butter knife, thimble, penholder and. equare-dealing Grocery Store, East aide of read ictus good selections before the So­ Main street, Nashville. ciety. Clement Smith will deliver the next Rev. Mr. Webb commenced a nerie* of msetingn al the Mudge School House on Tuesday evcninc last The house is well 49. filled every night, but, 'as yet, not much The Highest Market Price paid for ti. ata Oscar Warren intends building a large Country Produce ax H. W. Flixt's. stern disposed to give the poor fellow the brick bouse the coming summer that will llllaolr Timothy i*ee<i improve tbe appearance of Berryville. attention a aick person needs. Mrs. J. WAT LEE BROS. TKBMR- «10 PKit QUARTER. VARNISHES, his account squared another collection waa raised and twelve old-fashioned copper, years. Persons wishing to obtain lhe book gathered in and Rent him by a little boy. can do so by applying lo Mrs. Dr. Young or the author. Prevention.” Dr. Young look up th* dis­ ease of Small Pox. Measles. Scarlet and ■ft. TIMK8 ARI NOT DULL al Typhoid Fevers, spoke of their origin, how DAUGHERTY'S Wholesale and Retail Gro- they were propogated and spread and what mesM most be adopted for their preventionThe lecture was delivered in a manner that 0.EO. It FLEMING, BOOKS, STATIONARY, PIAHO AKD ORGAK! More conversation ensued, the woman wu aued for traudhrnUy obtaining converted into a •brothel' and is patronised A full set of teeth, abovO-Mod below, at by ‘lawyers, etc. The attraction Is black Buffalo, N. Y., but had no money or friends J0MB8* DENTAL ROOMS, la NashvilU,for nice pace is that Hastings for civilised peo­ trouble that tho feelings of tbe bystanders ple lo reside in. Illlamls Timothy Seed were touched and a collection was taken up A.T LKE BROS. . —L. Adda Nichols* book of poems has tBP G^ods bought for CXSH, light ex♦1S W e»h. sented with a copy. It is entitled "The GROCERIES! Scarfs, H. ALDRICH. Fars, Ac. XaahrUI., Slick. Home Circle ? Do you want School Books ? Co^Myancing, Codleclio*. • Do you wnnt a Prescription filled wait care ? MONE Y TO LOAN NEW FIRM A FACT WORTH KNOWING. If so, go to your Dr ggist and gm of Boscmss's 0exmax tJranr. Th diistry, taste and thrift. Woodland Center, honest steeds and prancing charger*, on their as a village, is greatly improved, and ea­ mission of business or pleasure. The winter workshops The Religions ini erest is Mill good. U. B. Ministt neps around briskly to wait npon his cu.- third protrac dek Chareh. The Please call and examtns Goods and Compare Prices, before purchasing elsewhere. MRS. L. O. CROCKER Call and See Us. assort went of Fall and Winter Fours Truly, SelliDj eiclufl vely for Cash at one Price to All, aid at 12 1-2 Per Cent Profit KOCHER BROS BOISE BROS. BATH $80. IlLHNKRY & FAICY GOODS? Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation. Laces, Yak Lace, Passimentire, Real and Imitation Hair Goods. Drr.s and Cloakmaklng ■ ALL TUB LATEST STTLBS. CDAS, W. DEVARAY, Mill of fl more protr.e ed -ffurls in Woodland flake.. NASHVILLE MARKET. oollanl Township. skidding logs, in rolling a log on ploymeni. A Woodlamd Dot. Woodland Feb 25th, 1876. day, tbe Rev. B. H. Mowers officiating. and DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, SCO., SlO. SCO. hy- Cash Purchasers JEWELER a OPTICIAN NASHVILLE. MICH. gNOWNEj JEWELRY fiecEIVCP TM0 Large Saving by buying their Goods bereft friends MERCHANT TAILOR! took • bottle of ••corn juice" with him and ea arrival put i< into lhe granary. About of a supper time a traveling dentist by tbe name The bottle contained Corrnaive RSADY MADE CLOTHING! •.uxnuoen. CASH HOUSE. W. 6. AYLSWORTH & CO. ATKINSON & ROE, Jranul. HI?, TOBTHTI BOW CLOTBIIG There are several atlea in Ne York State where they won't allow leal his hot.! .a the brittle and went down a man to smash his own furniture twice Dsfore woeor camo. Beys keep off the when drunk,but he pan. tea; this bouse |down when sober. Clocks, Sped a ccs, $c. GRAND PRIZE MEDAL. will make ARTISTIC WARRANTED FIVE YEARS! MEAT MARKET! It Tin la mrj cUa an! Hal rf wwk. ROE & CL EV Elf, ft b far in advance cf other Swing MachisM in the aagsitude cf ita Rpericr taprevemeatj, a* a Steam Car exnelli In achievements tha old faahlmmd Stag* &*ch. Prices Made to Suit the Times, either for Cash or Credit. VT Sra4 for IButnUd CaUlovu of STYLES aad PrlOM. NASHVILLE, MICH. CHAS. W. DEMARAT Address Chicago, IU. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. New York, N«T. New Orleans, La. St. Louin, M FRESH MEATS, eta. Give ther. a call on West able Ma:R St, �tower of the Churcbl ««*.. Om • aefwy Goo'.’ Boboock’a acquittal at BL Louia demonstration on tho*part of his friend... In tho irfternoem tho aenond’s room a* that region would encounter bi’lter.jJtatho Lindol! wm'visited by hundreds of appointmonl and indewribable hardship, JUSr<Ml. MW H. T.,'UwMui«la the vin.^mtion lih name hlta received at the linnds of a Mitaotiri jury. Later tbo United State* Areenal' Band and the Great Weetam Reed Bond mode their oppeaxiuice and serenaded him. Gen. Babcock responded to tho ahoute and choern with which lit. was honored by is'.'.afi rojurrox. hta adjourned, the ai waa delayed three h< , P^Gowutneut annouucM * all their bousen and churcJiea acoordihg him justice. Mr. Storrs and judge Krum were also called upon and MUlct will furnish the [ to tho Millby Gen. Bab- gold dqxnrita andiabte for common hand­ mining is absurdly iuHuffiaient te afftfrd room for the profitable employment of such a crowd. Every starting point in the. Mlrtouri valley appears to be swarm­ ing with gold •hunters, all with wild eyes turned hungrily toward tho new Eldotrains of wagons are pushed with all poeBi’blo rapidity, £hs* Uuur owners may be early among the golden sands. Those who go prepared to settle and stay will SL Louie npootal giree tho following «teacription of the scene in oonrt when the jury reported that they had agreed upon bverage pioneers who hare from time to a verdict: tfme'n/Vto part pushed out a hundted been bo utterly routed that “ The legal fraternity were present in mites or so' beydHiT the liorder rtttlere been obliged to telegraph full force, tho counsel for the defense mente. But of the thronging • myriads, —Tbe condition of affairs in Hayti is al arm - seeming a little anxious as to this lost tho immense majority tako with them important ovant, aud thonu for tho Gov­ nothing more than enough far a few ernment • seeming well at ettoe, satiefiod days’ or weeks’ subsistence after reach­ up to the Spanish gunboats. that they had discharged their duty in a ing tho diggings, and it will bo strange­ creditable manner. Judge Porter busied ly forttmato if nine-tenths bf them do making uoU» bis table in ft I not find thehtaelvus on the verge of far-off sort of manner. Mr. Storra went starvation within a month. — Chica'ifo . been done, and there in Buffering and here and there, stopping to talk lor a —A cable dispatch from London elates that moment; itnd then moving on again, until “Truth Stranger than flatten.” the court opened, when he sat dowu in । survivors of tho emigrant ahlp Strathhta accustomed place and began the mo­ The pubbahing tom of J. C- McCurdy & no tenons plucking at his mustache, which fate of .roreletaly Uirown out. The faUierteSl {•T resigning hte jxtalion aa Private Army jiflitft of juqafiy to rjndieate film from chargrt which have already been diepoMd of after a full and fair trilby *.**^1 tribunal. ,4( ^wirKAX, . -meta eatatemeak prtaaite ai CateHil, N. Y., «»cr s.dlapuie between a QUhoiic detxy- iM- toted only five minutes, but in that time nearly every prominent building in the place was in- tho iutenuout in a Catholic cemetery of tho body of JosephWrtiE, who W« bailed nearly Ind., on tha night of the 27th ult. Houses bocame as playthings, and were tooota about InIIolcLer, an A iMecrifrinataly. Two persona were killed. Tbe Tho body was atom: latesfi W <mo mtn ate, hut in that Hrno thirty-nine houAos .were blown down. The a million dollara. ^-Tho track of tho Atchison, Topeka, and linn-4 Since, was final y decided al the Hay Santa Fo BaUrota han been complete.’ to Track in that city on WsaHngW* birthday. Puablo, Col., r.n<l now Bouthcrn-Cplorado has a direct tirota gauge rtarota connection With Use Eastern 8utee. not rated very high in the betting, But.hcrford - Good newa for gold buirtcrs. The IVe-i—A prominent, member of the Cabinet au­ dept has given orders to Gen. Sberidau tliat thorize* tho assertion that all published re]K*rts the miners and. ptoupor-ora in the Black Hills must not be fcieJtalta to toe military. —A late Washington dispatch predicts tbo stated upon the same authority that there has the Treasury Department it was intimated within. i»*qy months, tho occurrence of any an iudipremonition of rupture. * —Th" Ptj’wudi Adviaonr Council luu buoUiitd me’action of tho c£nrch in droppins tbomme .of Nn. Moolion’ from tho roll of . . mcmbcrablp. After listening to an eloquent addr vM by Mr. Beecher, the council wm de­ clared dlaatavad. ■ —Gen. Kheridro propo»ca, aa a remedy and a j-re vcbtfpi ol MtzkXn rakte o.-> Taxao, that the ’ tliieVCH bo puulebed on tneir own aoil and that Bio Grants that will add about 500,000 nquarc milei'M tetr territory. ' Tho General offers to d> taktbtawjtkM,«» UuitadDtotae troopK —Tho Huuee Committee on Foreign Affaira ia :,be«»t to thoroughly investigate die Emma Minercandtl. Secretary Fedie optaiou of Mr. Bcbonck'a oonneolion with the speculation ia i xble*withiu thirty daya, Tha silver now on hand is *12.000,0OT, which, with the monthly coinage, is conaiderod ample to inaugurate the Deputy Collector at Kodiac reports that minora on tho Kent lUver hta been making from *4 to f6 per day in c.nrto jol<L . —An official count of tbe available gold in tho Treasury allows the amount on hand to be •IS.832,000. The public statement for Janu­ ary mtao an exhibit of *73 601,000 on hand, but it is nbw ascertained that this waa not all I'OLITTCAl,. -Tho Indiana Bepnblican State Convention is an almost constant habit of his wh>*n in thought Get). WilliamH eame in I Golla anti todta tha twfartnnarta. —A coioma! statue of BUmarck will bo sent quite early, took his scat, looked around ram Berlin lo tbe Centennial Exhibition at in an alwtraclod way tor a while, put on his spectacles, and tried to gain enter­ Ugon. on the spot whore Kullman attempted tainment from a musty law book, and । take the chanoellor'a life. finally give it np, jmd resumed his ob­ Walesa Boyd, will enter in the Oentcn- servations of things around in anything but a contented way. Col. Dyer, —Don Cortex. bfcs Broaaed into France, and Col. Broadhead, Maj. • Eaton, Mr. Podrick, affd A couple nf newspaper men gathered in a knot Well forward in the jcS[»niah |>oople. court room, and cracked jokes, and fold —Austria has ordered the Herzegovinian ref*, fiece in her territory to return homo within a iftoricfl. Tho defuiuiant arrived at the some time nn his counsel, but an him been lonth, or they will to forcibly erpeilod. —An English nlcamor bound for Bonen waa his habit avoided tho gaze of the curioun crowd by remaining in tbe Clerk’s office having etruck tho maeta of the Strathclyde, till his presence* was required iu the f’kod oom© throe weeks ago. Mo livtw wvre court Tho attorneys for the defense, with the exception of Williams, looked hopeful., Dyer settled bock in his scat CONGRESSIONAL. with a confidant air. Thu defendant maintnineti his nerve. After tho jury had^token their seats Judge Dillon asked if they had decidod on a verdict, nnd Mr. Taintcr, tho foreman, replied in the affirmative : * We find tho defendant ‘not guilty.’ Upon receiving tho ver­ dict Judge Krum moved tliat the de­ fendant be discharged, which tho Court then ordered. After receiving tho cougratulstions of his friends and ahakhig each juror by tho hand, Gcif. Babcock left the court room.” Godlovo S. Orth for tho Governorship. The platform favory the immediate repeal of the Bjxwio Besaujptiou act, and the adoption of the greenback aa the cnirency of the country. | Delegatee to tho National Bepnblican Conveu- I lidn. the General irn guilty of no vrung pur- > opinion । Mr. Schenck, in common with othera. ’ ,. v , , , —Held* Cook, a co«jra«l cJBrxyrnau of AlexandibTYai. ba" brwjgbriih agaltat Upton R Neatomer, of tha Biughaca Bouse, Pliiltaelphia. for a xiulation of tho civil rights bill, in refoaing a^oeca to Mr, Caokon tka night of January 18, on account or hla coloh Tbe de- —Tho Wisconsin Bopublicau Convention fa 1 ware Introduced. vneed the nomination of' Blaine, but deemed it Tnvamur. Feb. 34.—Senate,—The House inexpedient to instruct delegate". , Committee, in Washington, it was decided to hold the next National Convention of that —Tho Connecticut Independents, in mare Qouvcntlou at Sow Haven, adopted a platform Patent Office. > 1 KalgbL author of * *014 Fori Duqucane." It ia a largo, elegant.pctavp, of needy 800 pageo, fillo! with the attrring doota and thrilling advcaturM Of the dread-naught old borderer#— Buch danudese worthies m Boone, Kenton, Ikratv. Lcwax. Warrod. MaOoUoch, McCWlan, i ho F«or. the Zone*, and Urn WoUfide. Ueouiriea alrango and UinUlog narrative* of daring .leota deeperetti oonfltcta. exciting advoottuwa. tmichux: copttvsieo. and ta Uie boet, fallout meet ctmricie. and moat reliable portrayal ol bonl»r life, atrnggle and ad rantore everyat . tuMb-hed. ■ Aldioogh M>U for S3, it i> equal in extant of reuUntB to tbe ordinary ti book, and la •was.ftgttaac* «0sS25WSd=lS3K2^ aopggJSBtttsnaeert' THE LEDCEW, asqgagggsmgs CHICAGO SAFES $250 <177 ?" 5/1 r. aTiacaarta oo 4S5ha.xuiJ** REVOLVERS rey BOOK aossts .D-j» 'j;®- r . lion*. reluming home Wlrhi railroad tie coming down on his head and cntaiing it. —Editor McKee, ol St. Lotas, convictad o I st t'radertek Crty, May A to to tto National Bepnblton PUKE COD LITEB . OIL AJfD LIMK. J:. ~~fxio"jlfirard iaoflered’by the Proprietor to anv ouo who will dftect in these Pallets any calomel or other form of merenry, mineral poi­ son. or tojoriana drag. They are said by Droggiata. Pmrims ou tho face, s-tr-l . Llnxs. particQlsr WANTED-fiJEjSWw^'e w. ra machines. BOOK rough akin, §7 A Washington dispatch says tho nown was received there alsmt tbe Uiue of tho adjournment of tlu> two -dioQMf*, and was quickly circulated through tlip CiouFKirr, tx*t family paper in the crowds at tho Capitol. Telegrams were world-Cmcao.j LnxiKn. See advertiecanmt. received at the Whit > House all day giv­ nn. BfiiEJfrK’s utajidard rkmeing tho progress of the trial, and n tele­ gram from Emory A. Storm nnnouneing tho acquittal camo while tho President's family were at dinner. The President nwallowed his dttBert huKilj. and, put­ ting on his overcoat, hurried off on foot to Gen. Babcock’s residence, which is a quarter of a mile from tho White I&u.*w*, ' Liberal %enni cf MaeSnes of every des- “DOMESTIC" PARED FASHIONS. TteBMt P» turns Jew. for Cstti*^Addresi DO JOSTIC SEWDiQ MAOHDre CO. __ AAorr. Ws-nrax.. -g» MrtV TO«K- ___ ■ ’ ■. ;•« ' CVS ■ NEW CATALOGUE FioSiffsrvinrfWteiismJKf WuxuxE.Downrraa.a0 WarraaSL.haatoa.Maaa. , OF 1H S 7U E E D E pien'sPlaiiftJf^Slveraedal, UrkUJUT in VIVI Eb GROWN _ ” „ SEEDS IS® TBE MARKETS. ANY ONE CANNOT . ROCKFORD. TL't.r.fOlS. D. LAMDRKT11 A M>»M, Philadelphia. OABINAT OFFICE SZORETASY. the i CENTENNIAL' R. R. MAP OF THE U. 8. mrn,llu l«r»« pieflls eelllng nor » ,rV». CeU BETTER SEND gf.RRS 8»OACQ cicnts FIFTH YEAR OF OUR OWN FIRESIDE. _________ AJ.4JWR WGHTTAfiK SS^ l>ed Uro bank and dwckxsd -wbcro the stolen hta boon tic same. The famoiwlMdl oalM 8t»- ( sonne., of Erfurt, iii oonaidercxl the finest; c*rrw?’”.'...-■■■•••---■• 8 ‘ft. . ■ • -» ’ ! MILnALKEE. bell-metal, containing tiro largest par-j wna*v—Na.1................................... 1 tion of siivrr; iu weight is about 30,000’ jxwnds ; it was A»st to 1407. in M<m-1 treal, Canada, to a larger boll than any Ba»ixx-'mq' '. i,7.7.*.• .-J7^'• • mralttog trial at the in Engtaud, weighing Hl400 pounds ; it wxaAT-Xe*..................................... 1 was imported in 1848 for the -Notoo . 7‘‘‘-7,'.7*----Dame CaUmdmh In the <®poaite tower ms- ’ Presideocy. -State’ideco«®» vacant A rcrcNQ tady being advised to take ex th* rtak and jump t "«»i M CET ‘a coin, 12,000 pounds. Tim bell of St. •Paul's, in Ixmdon, is 0 feet in diameter, ©ad weighs 11,000 pennta. OWinthe™..................... Cathedral of Paris weighahH.OUO pounds, wmzav-?*©; « ata............ .............. 1 Ono in Vienna weighs 40,000 pounds;! o*r»—x*2.’.*..,'.’.A......... and in Oltnutzis another weighing «boud ■ of tbe Kern Valle? Bank of .Jo.-ifII FRKE. Geo. S. Haskell & Co., era xnw CATALoan. in w*. Crfjtalntne tl.» V»n-tr ol GarUea a.M Floret 8*M-xxitbet>««ia*rataMrfh<MW aro.Tuaa-.LiroryianrtGsnlcn-n WHO S D JVWT Q.ORf-X, SEN’r .and tone. In Pekin, Father Le Couipte Bays, there ore 7 builo,-each weighing 120,000 pounds. A bell taken Irpm the pua«-X<m Dagon pagoda at Rangoon was valued at Taan..'... . $88,000. Among the bdls recently cast for tho now Houses of ParJiameut,, the largest w.e:ghn 1-1 toils.. The" nexT Crgesl bell in ftifetand was cwt iu 1845 for York Mauatar, and w(Qba27,0(X)p«»Dds. The Great Tom, of Oxford, weighs 17,- operations of the natural lawa of trade and WTT.Wm.’S COMPOUND GZ t reducing any constitutional itotur banco. Un­ like other cathartic*. they do not render the Th© great bull of Moscow} csDed the Tsar Kolokol, is the largest in tho world. It to 89 feet 3 inches high, and measures around ita margin CO inches. It weighs 443,772 pounds, ami to valued at IpOO,000. Thcbdto.^of China rank next to thotto of Kusda; though inferior in form iracting it, being Ktiallod that our financial All;' o«MTSA«u««. AOEim >wAwrsn -for A» examination of bis accounts dweloet Ab4 tacit DWBS mt lb» Bart- — «; "tfg&ggrasgfc. Stock QrowaraColMy,NayltexiM. in drag stores. They are not only pleasant to _ — - -----*r-- — - - ■ ■_ ■ ,I persons hod been prophesying ’ convic­ tion. The news waa received early by ' Mra. Babcock, who immediately fainted [ and remained for a long time in hysterIntrrrrt ou the I-l.lrn-t of MimUt X« Conde, and i its from excitement. Her Ikiubo whs 1 borieged in tho ovonihg by friends who Coo was celled to awoma the 'ffatoee of VpStti pre' had oomo to tender congmtulattons. of tho Bmumpticn act IMPROVED F, (MIO AOEMTR WAMTKD U wflIh.Ortmtai The platform adopted dedarea in favor of a Hatch, MXnaglng Director cf I hat company. A THBKE DOtUB FOB OS? 1MII.LAU iSD .1 BAIT. O,lnIV atAlkiowy (tRf JfwtItt Fackasr.lb. Urgral. President had been obutldeat from tha start. The prevailing prediction wns a 1 disagreement of the jury, althonghnuiny cifig Mail Steamship Company,' bas been ar- Uneioelled by any Wsekly Literary Pubiioatkni, East or West Dm Fiehce’h Pleasant Purgative Pel- , -Tap men. named Frilr. Schneider and T. A. iffiBanrall, cahta te a Stat© street asloon inChicago one evening laot week and after partaking of several gUnare of beer Commvrwcll dross, rorpiver aud shot hla friend,, after which he ’xAnted the weapon at hia own templo au.bffrve, fKItag HfetaM to the floor. There WM itoXMjiraeetil ext*r* the bartender, wiao was stemVtoxsloee np tar thejiigb*. Korvaaou is given far the ahooUng, except tho belief Cart. ' ' >5 to »2fl moat warmly iu<!or*ed by leading Diviuee and ikPloti.ini. and u tbe most complete work of Ibo kind wo know of. Bold only by agantn. Address. J. Q. MoCurdv A Ca. Pubbabara, Philadelphia. Pa.. Cincinnati, Ohio, Chicago, IK, or 8t. Louie. Mo. ’ n , to tell Mrs. BobcocK tho news. He vis­ , ited several other friends, and was aa - happy as if heliad won a great victory. During thp evening a largo number of । prominent jwwple enHed at tho White • Houhe, and Afra. Grant received tho ■ congratnlatiuus of tlxiie who camo liefore the President returned. Very lew ‘ expected aa noquHtal, although- -the been eeltled in favor of fOvtntolz, Britton, who awl that tbo greenback should bo tbe currency lian been acting Jn that capacity, having with­ of tho country, interchangeable with bonds drawn. bearing x low rate of interest. - —At Waahington, ou tho XSlh ulL, tho Com­ —The Bepnblican State Convention of In­ mittee ou Foreign Affair* heard the testimony diana. in ecssiou si Indianapolis cu tho 22.1 of I I’ebeuary, nominated tho following ticket for State officers: cwn-.d cpro-thipl tateroit. in the Monitor lode, which afterward became the Emma mine. <.p BUh St R I• W WIRE of tba Catlmdi*! isachima of lO btlls, Uamc> the beaviret cf which weighs 6,048. W1!ri pounds, aud their aggregate weight is 21,800 poonda. The largret bell in die o»n United States to al Ibe University A Notre Sain Dame, near South Bend, Ind. Ou On certain occasions it has been heard aa fax । away as Elkhart, 18 milce from tho Uni-' Oldest, Lamest, Cheapest, M. 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MABB1AGE Of COUSINS. ghastly A Danville (Ky.) tetter to the Cincin’“ What is it, my precious child T” nati Gasctie says : Yo r editorial on " Papa, I heard what the doctor raid, i The *tery of the Emma Mine swindle, Parton’s marriage reminds us that some and now I am going away from you so things deserve to be said shout the mar­ soon, you will let mo see him jnat onoe for such it seem* to have Ixxm, as told Gen. Schenck publishes a card in the riage laws here in Kentucky. Our State Ip- Jatnes E, Lybh to a- Cougrewionol; hefoteldtef er, but he Held her back forcibly. Louden paper* pronouncing Lyon's ueefora law, and needs it badly, forbid-, committee, ia a ‘ moil humiliating ex-1 Tire banker’s face .grew white aa the “Never, Mary, never willI took upon! poHuro cf fraud, extending far and cut­ whale story a.tissue of infamous false­ ding the marriage of first cousins. About his face again. It is useless to intercedei little one beneath it, and he nude a hood", and announcing that ho will sail 1850, through the efforts of a few benevo­ now. Ho has turned me, like' a dog, deprecatory gesture. "She raised herael! ting deep. imu cdintely for Ufa country “to con­ lent gentlemen in foe Bluegrass region, - Wo do' not," by any moans, assume from his threshold, and I cross it now1 painfully from foe pillow and clung to, that Mr. Lyon tclfa'th?tehfo,- or that lie front his calumniator and vindicate his a bill was brought up in the Legislature him. for the last time.” * • reputation.** to forbid the marriage of cousins. The “ Oh, papa, you woit’f refuse your docs not, but simply give hfa testimony That face, and the clenched, bill passed one Houpe, and, through the hand which ho brought dywn on the। little Mary’s last prayer! Yon will be as it stands. In the fall of 1868 Mr. THE SOCIAL CANCEB. neglect of its friends, failed in the i sorry if yon do, when I am gone ; I shall Lyon went to Utafy and acquired a third door knob froze the tears on the child's other. see mamma in a little white; I shall interest in the Monitor lode, afterward lielh>iay’t F.iU—Deutarofah The marriage of cousins in this State Then jfoo young man turned -towmd.. knpw ber fooo in Heaven, although I known tut the Emma Mine. The yield is net uncommon ; one such has occur­ her, and the fierce light went put of his’ never did oh earth ; and Wh'ii die asks ww rich, and having got the biisiueiin red within thia region within ’.the last l taunt Uai in tetMtasu I'm Mta efet. ‘ ’ >» ' । t : the about her boy, Ifo.w can I tell her fairly started, ho returned East, leaving “Tim fall of Secretary Belknap is a month, and in one of the moat respect­ Ilccanac trnm »»cb matlvn onocl rtriclly Tm krpl; h» partner fojtfnk a abaft deeper and But Udi la flv qucaticti that puxxl** aqi mini*— •tM*ry, little faster, good by<j,_. Don’t that you wouldn’t let me aee him I” conspicuous illuBteation of the falwe so­ able, .woll-fo-do families. That the mar­ Why am I not trained trp to work ofnHoo ktart I "Lio down, Mary, your brother shall get out ore on joint ttectant. He Seas forgot mo and pray for me every night.” cial life of Washington City. It lias be­ riage of flrat cousins i* productive cf VratoMdy, aUnteatIjr, drtrtus* ihroogb. life. told timl'nCtier sinkih ’ g it right fuek fnr. lie sent for, ” answered foe stricken man. . Ho broke down here, and kissing her come a proverb that no one can' hold a feeble minded, idiotic, blind, and deaf- Why hboul.l I watt to be “ Hom *lA«Jr*« *tfe ?*• ' “Has hecome, ofa, papa, has lie ther toft shaft was abandoned. Il was forehead fori* •or four times, ho darted Cabinet pltoe except ho is rich. It now and-dumb children, 'is os well attested a come ?” and she gasped out the words represented to him that the ore which 1’ZJKAJIA JfTAZJUt. out of the house. appears that the poor in such high places fact as that vaccination is a protection The best kind of a school-tax—Syu-' “But, pap*, you haven't sent him from lips that were growing cold ini 'promised no well turned out to be ad­ will keep up the stylo. There has been from small-pox. The testimony to prove hesive. They kept quiet a yearor two. away forever, .and he will aunc back death. no difference in the outward life of Sac-, this assertion is gathered from the charity fax. eqaictimej” .. ,, _W “ Yea, Mary, darling flitter, Inm hero,"> and then resumed wdrk under another retary Belknap and of Secretary Fish or Dexhst ballad—" Oh, wlio can tell And fche. pressed up her soft, wet and the young nian sprang forward andI name. The Monitor lode Wm heard of Chandler,. yet the latter ore worth mill Atatistics of this country and Groat the jaws we feel 1” . cheeks fotno old man’*,' and her small folded hia arms about her, anil Ids' tears। do more. The-treasure they took out ions, while, ten years ago this month, Britain, and those statistics are pub­ lished by Government authority, and ore I A krlative position—Standing god­ | fingers fluttered among his gray-sprin- dropped on her head (for they hadI camo from the Emma Mine. Generally -Belknap was hero bogging for a Coltecreliable. Wohavef not kpacc hero to go father. klcd hair like a flock of newly flixlgcd sliavcn away the long gulden curb that the non-residont would never know that torahip. film. Balknap, it is said, re­ How to raise beets—take them by the into detail, but the results <>f foe obser­ Ho ac­ । birds. crowned it) like rairt. She smiled up in his claim was being worked. ceived the first payment of $10,000 vations in this direction display facts and tojw and pull. counts it a dead low, figures in as a part “ Mary, you must never speak to me iiia face and her little cold fingers damshortly prior to her marriage with-Gen. figures that are perfectly frightful, i Yovxo Nai*oucoh has a mustache. It of him again. Edward has offended me Ixircd tremulously up his shculdere, and of “ profit and ,ass,” and lets it go at Belknap. The family have lived in a have known a number of cases ol con- will bo a good white before he will bo that. For some reason, probably by ac­ past forgiveness, and he-fa no longer n most ' extravagant manner, evidently LITTLE PEACKMAKE1L son of mino or a brother of yours. 11 dark brown liali. Thon her face grow cident, Lyon found out in 1870 that his I much beyond the style which the salary Hangulnons marriages; but I cannot now able to show an imperial have disowned him. And now, remem- | troubled. partners were really working the old | alone of a Cabinet officer would warrant recall a single one in wluch sopie of foe A FAim was given at Nantucket re­ • , tuuuc ui u vuuiucb viuccr wvutu wairiMi*. " Now, sir; go out of that door, and offspring have not been imbeciles. The cently, to which none were invited ex­ „hrUimoltt uf, ber, I must be obeyed." “It’s growing dark; I can net sec Ixdc. xna .lupptap orc to !•« Itetey. never, as long ns you live, dare to cross care of the idiotic in this State is getting I Tiie old man held her, hi” fair young you. Papa, Edward—take hold of my He wt Mxjut making good Lui cbuui to a | be™ teperirfly rarfljtma taruriou* tuul cept those whe could bring a baby along to be a heavy burden to the people. I over its threshold again." ird interest. | Belknap lias lx»en so particularly child, in hia lap, as he uttered the cruel hand.” with them. Very well, sir, I wfll dbcjr you to the At this point the Emma Mine, a joint I juniduous in her attentions to the fami- Three lunatic asylums arc full, our insti­ words,,hfa still -'Q-rigid----------------------and hi* brow ------face p---------And the young man and the old onc “ Do you love mo still, John f" whis­ vary last hour of my life. ” tution for feeble-minded children is full, knitted witi blyo wins; but his baud took bar lunall hands, and she clasped stock speculation, with “ millions in it,” pered a flcnsitivo wife to her husband. lies of members of the committee before The first of therw speakers was n man loomed up. Ho formod a oompany, or­ whutD the cliarges are pending as to have and quite a number of idiots arc sup­ “ Of course I do ; the stiller the bolter." rested tenderly on her bright hair, for theirs'together. * whose life had slid Iroyond its fiftieth ported in the bands of private persons, Mary Reynolds was her father's idol. •• Papa, you will take him back to your ganized on the basis of $1,500,000, sub­ attracted notice. The wife of one mem­ answered the stupid husband. . birthday. His hair was streaked with ’ at the public expense. Wb verily be­ There was no sound in foe great heart once more 1 I may tell mother that ject to the Lyon claim. Stewart and a ber of this committee, a Democrat, lias Motqkh: “Charlotte, bow do you like gray, and wrinkles hail begun to gather lieve Kentucky has more idiots andlunolibrary but foe broken bqIm of the little yOU Rava forgiven him!” man named Hillycr were employed to frequently received with Mrs. Belknap. your new teacherl" Charlotte: “ Ohl on his forehead. He was tai’, fine look­ tics, in proixirtioa to her population, girl."I wjll take him back—I bnve-for- prosecute that claim for nix per cent, of Belknap camo here a ;>oor man. When she's a .ipteudid teacher.. She don't cure ing and of oommandir. £ presence, though “Come, daughter, don’t.” It was given him," and foe old man’s voice was tiro amount realized. Stewart was u appointed Secretary of War, he was Col­ than any other State. Wo would like to whether wo know our lessons or noL" the veins on hia temples were swollen member of the United Stales Senate at lector of Internal Revenne in Iowa. He »eo some comparisons from the oensas wonderful how thoso stem tones fell husky because of his nob*. with passion. As ho spoke,he rose and “Sooxkb or later," rays a Freuc|i into a swoctucra that was like a mother'a. A lost smile went like the dying sun the time. Their first plan was to effect created a favorable impression upon the tables. Our Legislature, which as yet brought down Iris denched hand on thn writer, "everything is found out.” Ju*t " Papa will bo very kind to bis little Bhino over the child’s face, and Mary Bonw-toiag through the courts, and then President by a speech ho made at the does not seem overwhelmed with public table with a blow which sent a shiver so. A married man, for instance, fa business, might well turn their attention girl and make her very happy, and’ she Reynolds’ soul went out like the day, it was that Stewnrt and Lyon promised meeting of the Army of Tennessee. through it to tlii* matter, and devise a way to stop generally found out later—about three must not trouble him by grieving so.” without convulsion or struggle. to ]«iy Senator Morton $20,000 if he Mrs. Belknap, -who figures so promi­ The last speaker wm a youth, just on hours later than ho should bo. the enormous production of idiots. Wc At la«t the child lifted her head, and And the father and son fell into each could effect the removal of McKean. At nently in this scandal, was a native of the threshold of Ids twentieth year. He would have a law with a penalty attached. Imitatino a noble ttoman a New Or­ her glance tell upon the portrait of a other’s arms and wept like Jacob and first Mr. Morton supposed his profca Tlarredabilrg, Ky. Her brother, Dr. Imd the strong stem fisihurri of thndder Jajli’ opposite, set in a richly carved Joseph of old. • sional services ware desired. When he Tomlinson, still resides there, and has Nothing less will move otu* apathetic leans man said: “Build me a house man, and the same thin, compresecdlips, people. When an improper marriage is where I shall be seen by every one every “Blessed am too peacemakers, .for found that hfa political influence was l>ecn using all his influence among but there was a softerTight in the brown frame. contracted, the better class of our people hour in foe day.’’ The people called The face was still young, and the they shall be called the children of (iod.” what Stewart and Lyon wanted, he with­ Southern members to divert this dis­ and something in the Srhble face i, drew from the case. Lyon admits .this. closure. She was a great belle, and express regret and disapprobation, and him judge, and they built him a coflee —-------s—-• which would have won you quicker than |' aw^toea of Urn ammo eyes, the fluttertaglmao .bo.lt :i» I.^wj U.0 Kit xn;“ * So far, then, from being smirched by among her admirers was a member of there all opposition end*. Why, in one house. - tho old num’s, though it was stem and the Emma Mine, Mr. Morton appears to the committee which had the impeach­ of our wealthiest counties n-mnn actually “Suppose I should locate myself on of the whole face wonld have ,, . , . ' _ livid ns the dead. Ah he rose and walked delicacy J f , .. , Dr. Ruh-ii H, in bis letter from Joy- exceptionally good advantage in iteliRht. married bis own niece some years ago. this claim I’’ said a atranger to a compa­ ment in cliargo. Their flirtation at the to thelibnuy door/uid answered his father • I gUl now llul " ■ Wc are glad tluit there fa nt least one ex­ time wan the subject of much local gos­ And foe fruit of this nanatural union ny of Nevada miners. . “ Well, tlie in those.words which scaled his dismis­ ception to too badness of the men whose sip. Her first husband was a Mr. Bow woe, or I may very properly say is, a chances arc," one of tlie miners grimly _ sal from his home, and sent him into the before I con remember her. ’ stringfoalt idiot, which was in due time replied, " that you would soon find your­ ••My ohiia, .hMdnyou »»i" with , Th" 1 lk“' names figure in this conntrotion. era, of Cincinnati, who 1ms relatives nt world helpless and alone, soft, eager handed over to the fostering care of foe tune, fall of emtarrmnraL "• >“11. “■t“ self dislocated 1” The Lyon claim, good in itself, was Keokuk, Gen. Belknap’s Iowa home. words streamed like silver-flowing rivu­ State. It is more thou likely this defor­ it would ta,obr»k.u •>" compromised out of court on. a btisfa, ns When Belknap was appointed Secretary let down the stairs, and caught the young A nrrnjt boy, a few fays since, while mity is in one of our asylums, a hide­ I her heart • morning; in pther words, that a tiger man’s cat just as his hand was on foe i n,o old mu. Bri dowu hi, ohUd, md Oul killeA bulloek in . ruvion «,mo Cve will bo seen, which implicates Lyon a* of War he came hero and rented the ous monument of the utter disregard of coming .down stairs, was cautioned by consenting to join a gang of confidence house on Lafayette Square which Imd - doorknob— his mother not to lose hi* balance. Hfa the laws of our physical being, permit ' AhTth'o u«t momoul theta txmnded •>» «» *>W A operator*. Fending his litigation the been occupied by Secretary Seward. ted by our sluggisli people. ' A good question which followed was a puzzle: down to him a fair child, whose hair was did noi uor hi" “°n wil| i \ i unprincipled Vermonters, Parks of This-house was beyond hia means. law on this subject, and stringently en- “Mother, if I was to lose my balance, th. Color of th. dXliLXbilh wZ >« 1“ «• l-r«. *»-»P >»■ JT"1,A’lui,“rJ' Jr Comngton, m.d Bennington, and Baxter of .Rutland, got The soldiers Imre been robbed and the forced, wonld save thousands of dollars j where would it go tot” jMloptmioftiutbom-dow^ white b,T . '•■'” '■“> ’ 3™°' “tte "uZtZ’toUw control of a half interest. They con­ nation dirgraced to maintiin the style. to the State in the course of years. A Bostojt lady who lately returned My.trwwurofuUofmnil-.doo^u.d ZrtX ooni. wb«r. Uto tiS« w« bmrkod. Th. ceived the plan of selling tlie stock in His decire to .furnish this house and to from Europe, wni waited upon l»y n the London market, placing the’ value of maintain the hrspiUble utylo in which and confirmed by the sweet bps beneath i ia8 etewm years, as it bent with . friend who had also been abroad, and them pround, motherly tendernwi over a lit- MaluirnJ‘fo awaited him, and ascended tlie property at $10,00u,000. The agree­ wealthy Cabinet Ministers iudulgod, Lace-bordered lawns will be again worn who preferred thia request: “ Can you ••I mb ltolntt Mtet-do3't~.ltme" ! tie, brown curly l.r»d, which d,., the bilteido to »null tteteitorMhow». nuttedwli^dZ bright, Xt’ "I’ it’ r.tb.r’.ki,te Abd the hteph.Wm.d.nri.nmdedby.lowtedL ment with Lyon was that he i^ioulil doubtless prompted the original com­ giro mo a Marquis’ card 1 I can give you have one-eighth of toe proceeds of the mission of . the crime. The present Persons wearing birds upon their bon­ fol f«», bo mdd.-nlr pbu-od bu lumj Iteby .tretclted oct it. Iteltd^Mldcrowrd Tb“ J™"' ,1" Mnh«r«).di, Lord A. two Visoonnta in exchange.” sale of tlie entire stock of toe corpora­ Mrs. Belknap, then the Widow Bowers, nets rhould have them with their plum­ over it, as though it wim more than he triumphantly, ns its fingers chitehod the Pag«t» AyIfsf°g!’ Bnd Tuva do sober workmen snBcr tion in excess of toe sum of 81,500,000, w*s an inmate otolror sister’s househol 1 fl go the same color as ‘he velvet of which By the vice, of tho l«fercould boor. . , can-, l.«ir ; .nd tbi. btd.v w« Id, flr.1 took thou-po.!, tb. Pnowof Wctewlw besides $500,000,-his third of the 81,­ at the time of her death, and it was soon their bonnets are made. wlUotU-ngofor "Ob, Edwwl. wl,.t i, th- mouorif bbm*ild,«hllte htePtunirdhim for- “8“'*• uppw rtory, wlnlc U.obe.tFtireel stam>>. 500,000. afterward reported that she would soon Ecru cashmere lace is gathered ofelse H.rc rou and pup. boon q.mmimg . “• d“>n- M.rr b»d ijpokon ons .1 Um end o> tbd oome, mode thrnr Kindest ones who most hsic (rturtod At this time tlie mine won absolutely become Mrs. Secretary Belknap. About lx>x pleated and worn inside the neck and. | ^nI.. IP.9 B| Um truth. Il wu well Uiot hot mother ««y down toward the bur. It had been Ar* nust thoroughly <Ua«n»tad worthless. ‘ All the " ;my rock ” had this time there were some ugly »umore wrists of black and other dark dresses. I With the tramp. • ••Yea.audno-Imuxtlo.re™." w« dtrnd. lor it would have broke, her origimU tatoolion to Mali™ the Irocn taken. Lyon, Stewart, Parks and [ concerning the payment of a large claim Fashionable modistes predict that foe ' Aptbh two Arkansas fanners had Hi. wit. .hook hmdtily along the l""'Pnne. u. Urn rtand tn th. rarrne iwd Baiter, and perhaps some othera, hail ; for war transjiortation to the Louisville stylish overdresses for Spring costumes squandered $1,200 on tho lawyers in try­ rrllabbw ’ ’ ' Witliain iteynolda, Um looker, wte . J‘ ,lnTr entered into a conspiracy to rob the and Cincinnati Railroad, and tliat the will bo “habits’’ with the waist and t ing to find out who owned an old cart, "For bow long I" '.tent, rtwoluio man. bonomblo in hi. public by selling a valulesa hole in the . road was especially favored by Secretary skirt cut together, not very long, not I they commenced abooting, and five ,, T. ,...7 . . ... iii-____ ,-tk. ii t .___ ,l ibullock, tiio beaters were directed to “ Forever, little mster. Helms sent dealings with all men, but sympathetic, , . , .. . . ... ground as the richest mine in tlie Belknap. It was raid that Mrs. Bowera drapod, clinging and simply trimmed. , cents* worth of ammunition brought a _ , „ . . . . „ . , , drive foe.least down toe come toward tne me awav, and I shill never come back pitiful, to none. Ho had married into t world. Ha criminates himm lf. Like was a gainer by this transaction. She fsteerakirts arc still much worn, and satisfactory decision. “ It’* your cart,” . , * ... . small house. Nearly two hours passed Samson, he rceolved to pull the house I soon after left for Europe in company made longer than ever, wliich partly were the last words of the plaintiff. again." | in life, a woman much younger than • c ‘ "OK Edward, Edward !” mid she himself, one who combined rare graces oro ” c*ra<! on * e down ttboht him, in wholesale slaughter, with the Pendletons, of Cincinnati, means that dresses without overskirts A rouxo American lady who haa en­ lifted up her litUe, soft white arms, and ’ of heart and mind ; and who had opened . ^er’ 0 w’WM*®®n cn<’P“ content to die himself if he could be While there her engagement with the will hood be in the fashion again. ckmod form arouml his heck. ' dl the spring* of tendeme. in his cold, ^.«t-Hk<S toward the sma house, joyed tho rare privilege of taking a stroll avenged. • • 1 • 1■ , . Secretary of War was announced. The Old-fashioned organdies and lawns, in with the poet Tennyson, incidentally "Yon don’t mean it You won’t go undemourtratiro nature. Their son bad from nCWt lt It ia not certain that Gen. Schenck society gossips then busied themselves border patterns, to be self-trimmed and .„y teuTtari, yonr littl. M„y, i,. MmrlM Um -xrm impulte. of bi. '*» mentions in a letter to a friend that "it wns in the plot . Ho was cither duped with the details of her elaborate cos­ made up with flowers, arc numbered . ■erionsly affected the romance of tho silcan’t livo without you,” ami she pulled I raoUicr with the inflexible wiU of his * ’ J5 8“ by them, or he consented to bo • stool tumes. Mrs. Belknap’s career in society with what will be known as thn “Ccnaowubteob.»kU>Lr««o»mlhort.1>r. f.Umr, «>A ,.ft.r th. Amith ol Um former, k«p mhl tetettelcHfM .ttet down the ua’jon when he paused during tho walk pigeon, a decoy duck. has been very brilliant, and, when Mrs. tennial Goods.” “**** " ravine. Again foe Pnnce fired and the to scratch Ids back sgainnt a gate post.” dropped hire nun upon it « gradual wtrungement dcveloj>ed itseH ° Perhaps the most disgraceful feature Attorney General Williams was accused Metal galloons arc to bo replaced in "Ob, ye. .hoeJur.b.'donlrm.k. bet^ th. tm,, Um gernUe, hmling, .T*’-Ji*Ax < x-member of Congress from tho of writing anonymous letters to the the Spring with cashmere lace, which ' of this whole case is the bribery of Pro ­ up her mica to.” He w. trrieg to deteentet tb» toother w» teathetoto ”Sld1 W1°’’ West came to this city last year with hfa fessor Benjamin Sillimnn, of Yolo Col- wires of other Cabinet officer* accusing will be worn alike on Kilk and woolen eptwk io • cboeriul roioe now, .ml tocoutol. U»» *o Ipral. XMtontgrew family to have a little recreation, putting their respective husbands of intrigues logo. For a bribe of about $50,000 be fabrics. caressing tbo golden ringlets in which I ^orae and worse until after liaving grad" • ' , ’ The muan-admirod .polonaise lum ’ up at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Ho was mode an elaborate and utterly false re­ with female friends, Mrs. Belknap was the May sunbeam* were fluttering, uated from college, the young man flatly moHOt®d Fayrar s elepan on <esuddenly taken ill, and dfad without hav­ conspicuously indignant, and foremost gradually changed into a polfaae, which 1 ••Shell bo » brrrr, good girl, wd put i nfural to gnUfy bi. I.lL. r'. .Urliag -o<«>aoa the idop. below Um beut. lurk- port of the mine. Another dfahonorred name ia that of Rossiter W. Haymond, in the movement to drive Williams from style of garment is similar to the old : ing seen a physicsan. Hfa family im­ a bold face on the matter, and I won’t ambition of iuccebding him in business, “*8 plaO0- 110 threw stones plored him to take medical advice, but the Cabinet Of late, Mrs. Belknap has favorite divested of it* drapery. ktotei her wbM I'm. go«, mil Lmtall ho bcring cboteu. th. to. far. pro. tote U» toriltettd *. tiger tomrgrf of Brooklyn. He, as a United States he facetiously replied : “ No; Jet me Commissioner of Mines, knew the worth- beau equally marked in her hostility to The dree anakers say the present stylo writeber. tong letter ono of din—acre." fafoiou. »P “*« atone. I wfah to dfa a natural death." lessuera of that drira, but gave cotHMiel Secretary Bristow, who is said to have of dresses fa very difficult to make.. The “ Don’t Edward, don't It’ll break A long and severe altercation nmmed rholruwe fired twice, but rtiH foe to and connived at the conspiracy. But been too intimately acquainted with her styles in question are expected to ihow A I'BOCbabttxatixg broker met a ridh my heart What shall I do without you ; between father and son. Hirah, fierce W“t. on’ over a bowlder America does not now monopolize the career in Kentucky do make lifa presence tlie figure to advantage by making it but simple capitalist who wu going to take me out to ride, and to tell me [ words passed between them, for both ont ° A ^ateri standing a__ vc disgrace. A member of Parliament, one here agreeable. slender, and at the same time the drew down California street with a bag of funny atotieB, aad help me to take earo| w«a>q«aUy detarminrti *ad angry, and. °D. ? .7?” J*”?®* ? gold. "To-moxjDsr,’'mid-he to him­ must lie full and airy. ri mygownr bed.; nod wtat will you Um whole •nded io the rich Iwak'er “*J’ !>■» lhens, deml. , nre petty Williams, joined the conspiracy, «upa cvxto^rrr. Spring cambric dresses arc made of self, “I wifl ^tmload lame (we do not toteretodtrawy.m. toruiog bi. ton hfctor Iwm bi, doted toom,.! Uw cfo.- plcmcnting tlie SilUman report with A New York gentleman has in hfa pon- checked, striped and plaid Scotch ging- ’ want to1 give' it away, ao we will call, it) equally false representation*. It fa quite to comb your hw tod b«g yonr dip! IhraUmld. _ tafa-trraieodourrf.lt to d«th. It ra. likely that Albert Grant, the London soasion a curiosity from the deep which ‘Jacket* on the snoozer." But, lol ...Ju..----- tern...___ ? ___ .r L ___ _ _ . , a full-grown female, eight and a half luw excited wonder from all who have pet»l Ok.lraaMa.ra, B^'iu.1,1-., • - ■ . . feel long. The carcsss was placed on ■tock-jdbber, who is just now building a seen it It consists of an old-fashioned, gingham plaids, or old time pink and . when foe morrow come, he found that rfiuid to him. I,a .ra.± 1.0. residence costing one million pounds white, or bine, with gray or jHrhap«[ tbe capitalist had goneflborton " Jfakcl'’. my dear air. I ain earn‘ ® ‘ ‘ lophant and borne ia triumph Ao the with Iran, XE.I W nrall Bgrae rfmkhtg i -"Vatt* fet-ah, —------------ -----------------... your daughter .......................... sterling, and ex-Secretary ' McCulloch, shaded brown. the n’gbt before, and lost hfa pile I with sobs. " j polled to tel! you that willLltotoV kiosk. '_________ ’ coated over with coral of tlie finest com­ For walking dreescs ribbed velvet, ■ 3F.r«d—Never put off till to-morrow the He took her up in hfa anna and pn-KMd j nOT*r is bold the iraruiet.” • at present • London banker, wore privy Com SnArnucn, of the fUth United u> the natality, although it fa not err- position, part* of which are as red as ealkd velours do cha-K*, u meeting with mon you can do to-day. her tightly to hi* heart, and the stemTh.’ proud, Stern mtn term'd away, infantrv, who tatrn infantry, who reccnllv recently made .« tain yet whether they were in the rccret blood. From the crork nfopper protrude* much favor. . nfla* went for a moncDt out of tbe young j hid Jiii face in hfa hands aud groaned through toe 8faked pfains of ’ a sra-fan of small rise, which appears to A Fhexch paper tells the following: f 1 or not. , The first importation of Spring bon-! • have been fsatenc1 in by some one, ! mans face. . ... Toxos, reports that their true character net* shows an endless variety, ae t-earedy A Frenchman who had pmebaead a Albert Hrant Zffo.i thr /Jc birrrt. | though tllO fludeE of ti>C i ottio afai-ll j country seat was complaining of tiro lace of the earth; and I want ypu-to re- about the lofty chamber m.m'^UtK.b.Ut.ryo. — raomr ttal fair ohM fay in wftich u . . ‘“,1* ra ““i:’-t.t-Sx^d„rfi.aUbWf,unu.oli The reixit ef the rrccecdmg* m uy <}«,. , Little flhclfa are bound in by the ooral > i. „ 8to«wk-. ^'aectica with U. Emm* mi*,, coating, which branches out on one side I | publfatwd ia tedsy * Ixwkio state* that I of to au in height An ! CrOWn“’ with curfams. JsmraF.LraateUfarfibwiteH । 1 olr! Plnl>iu wbo it ' A wxDmmi inJersey Cdylsidy bought >,,,1 „„ 1 ! hfa house once..... and forever. ...... " lI could quench. I Tbs Sew York merchant who ..hipped • |w And here hi* face settled back into its ; " Papa, papa, _ d stenuMMB once more. I fain’. and eager from the parched, pallid, j st “ one purr sent.1 getUe< CMO- rant of terfa 01 hfa garden. “Hetia>m» traps," replied an effiorr, “and they71 come. I was one* in Africa, and there wasn’t auppoaed to be a woman within 206 mile*. I bang a pair of earrings and hare made ifa w»y from some fir off part a piano at auction for $4.78. “ D irjor a bracelet upon a tree, and the next the ben-fit of my boarder*," *he ra i morning I found two women under the branche*.’’ �=e a. a.; HAKDWAMZ ADVT. ■ ■—---------------raw •=~~~ ■•I.ass; • -------- GRAND MARCH. 10, 1B76 RAPIDS DIVISION. The Meltable Meet Liu ib xi . . James McDonald was’kil’ed, March The sexton accordingly proceeded to of our readers will no doubt' a faffing tree at Green's camp examine all the nooks and ooraers ol to hear something about the 0Q the west branch of tbe Muskegon the building wherever a man or child might be stowed away. ' He was E. Colby & Co., of Ionia, and the about to give up tbe search as un­ It Y- -1—. M.* • „ —It tl— .1 «>— leading lumber firm of Ionia end fruitful, whea a crowed of angry re­ Mont Cai in Co.’s failed March 2d. porters outside assured, him that the Lowest LIVING Profit. reporter ot’ tbtfc— was certainly con ­ Their liabilities are •-100,000-. cealed sometdMre in the. auditorium, Will Nims.a young man was killed amount of paper money issued • and ai he had goneTmd the building and at Leslie hat week, by his team run­ outstanding waS '$762,523,690, the ning away and overturning a .load of sumod his hunt, and this time, Mre actual amount in circulation being lumber on which he was seated. enough, be found, to bis surprise and $532,061,165. This amotmt was di­ James Brady, a* brakeman on the delight, the missing reporter coiled vided up as follows : Wl.177.072 in Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad on up inside one of the ventilators of the fractional currency, $69,612 in old de­ Mbnday evening while coupling cars auditorium, in a very uncomfortable place, but one wherein he could act­ mand notes, $871.827,220 io legal at fofita was run over and killed. ually hear almost all that was said. tender notes, and •3(6,469,756 JIG,(69,756 in na^. na-r Taking all the reports together, we The knight of the pencil was hauled sla‘tf m’y safely assert that, upon tbe whole tional bank notes. The' latter -------- ---------the wheat crop of Michigan has not out amid the jeers of tbe ministers, meat will ••squelch’’ the idea of there gud he got outside of the building and been hurt at all by the open winter. being more national bank notes in, bdd his adventures to his brother re­ Charles Piphie. of Detroit, was porters, the latter unanimously voted circulation than legal tender nutes. run over and' instantly killed by n themselves a mean set for telling the There is $73,601,000 in coin in- the Canada Southern train al the above the sexton anything - about it, and U. S. Treasury,of which amount only mfniinned phfce while at work in the awarded the discovered victim a round $13,482,000 is available for specie re­ M C. depot. of drinks for his enterprise. SIZES AND PRICES! sumption ; the remaining sixty mil­ John Larkin, ex-County Treasurer lions belonging to tbe sinking fund, of , Midland County, was arrested for for the redemption of frac’ional cur 1embezzlement. ' The Board of Su­ The tie which bound a certain Depervisors claim a shortage of t22,000 (roil youth to a la*ver's office reosy. unpaid ibSerest coupons, coin one year's account. severed yesterday, and his parents certificates, etc *Ihis statement also on ' GOOD GOODS! GRAJD W1DS AID DEHOIT. SAP PANS! t^cuynJs^’sus'MSSii SAP BUCKETS! SAP BUCKETS! GROCERIES! lei'i Still from $9.00 to $18,00 Boyr Suits " $5.5018 $11.50 were happy. They wanted the boy to make a great lawyer, but he was getting along too fast He pursued his studies with an ardor which cast a judicial shadow o're the household HATS, CAPS, and created considerable neighbor­ BOOTS, SHOES, Miss Emily Aldrich, of Big Rapids, ; hood talk. He got trusted for candy RUBBERS, committed suicide on the evening of and repudiated the hill 00 the ground the 17th inau by tying a targe stone1 that he was a minor. He bought a BOOT PACS, to her waist and jumping into the OVERSHOES. dog and went into banktuptcy. He null race at Upper Big Rapids. borrowed a pair of skates and defied The trial of Julius Arpoutency for the owner to get out a writ ot replev­ the munler of his wife in Monroe in. He borrowed fifty cants'and then county, last fal>, has concluded andI made the lender bis asignee. Nubias at 93 Cts. and ChitArpontency was on March 3rd senBut the worst of it was in the fam­ dreu’a Stockings [all Wool] fenced to state prison for eighteen ily. He had a legal name for most al 90 Cents, left. years at hard labor. " everything, and his desire was to prove to his parents that ho was ab ­ The Paw Paw Railroad Company sorbing dead loads of few. If he have offered to make Lawrence n point on the narrow gauge mad to be wanted a potato, at the dinner table built from Lawton to South Haven he would remark : ■ “Father, file mv claim against that COATS’ AND CLARK'S THREAD,« CIS. for $30,000, which the citizens of baked [>otato and I'll prove the in­ that place ap trying hard to raise. debtedness this afternoon.’’ William Wedge, sentenced to De­ If he wanted bread he said : “Moth­ troit House of Correction sixty days, er. get me a writ of attachment for a BEST $1.00 TEA F0R 8‘i CENTS! from Lansing, says that his under piece of bread. clothes were taken from him. and he It w.-.s expected of him that he DO NT FAIL TO TRY MINK I was forced to sleep on straw on a would build the morning fires, but no stone floor,without sufficient covering sooner had he gained an insite into The Highest Market Price paid for He is in a very bad condition. law than he said to his father: ' O/untry Produce. “I'm going to move fur a change of The mysterious death of Addie Roberts, a seamstress, at Jackson, venue unless some other arrangement DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING last wecK is making considerable is made. He moved for a stay of proceed­ talk yet. She was a married woman ings when asked to go to the grocery, and her husband has been in Cali­ CrrdiL fornia for a year, hut the |>ost mortem and if chided for being out fete nights showed that she was eneiente. Il he replied: “File your declaration and give me looks like suicide or fool play. a chance for a jury trial." Amos Peterson, a farmer living ia The other day the long-suffering Summit, Jackson Co , took laudanum father severed the tie. lie was try­ and Paris gteen on' Saturday, and ing to bear up, hoping for reform, but shuffled off this mortal coil on Sat as he sxl down to tea table his son urdny night nt 8 o’clock, lie was brightened up and remarked : ■ aged 63. and has lived in Summit 43 "The defendant will now take the years. Temporary insanity is alleg­ stand and be sworn. Now, sir, did . Ux> QLD StAND, i ed. you or did you not come out of a Gris­ Henry Kern, an old citizen of De wold saloon at 11 o’clock this morn­ troit, committed suicide on Monday ing, wiping your mouth on the back last by cutiin*g his throat with a ra­ of your hand-? Tell the jury all about t zor, nearly severing the bead from it, sir." Frank A. Mason, employed in ai goes to show tfint Hie engineers of lumber camp at Bradford Lake,Otsego, the resumption- act stood on their Co. started to visit some trappers ten distant but perished with coldI heads when- they passed the hill, de- rmies । reaching his destitution. daring- for resumptiou in 1879, when before I there-is-no means of resumption, and tbe bill* provides none either. MbFariaed, who murdered Albert Di Richardson a few years ago, war taken up in the streets of St. Louis a few days since in a slate of tx'reme intoxication. He has become a com­ mon drunkard. In his moments of delirium he often raves of the assas­ all the circumstances of which seem to be indelibly photo­ sination, graphed in his memory. The Neme­ sis which has pursued this miserable wretch has wrought out for him per­ haps a more frightful punishment than any the law could have inflicted. Dr. Cumming.theMhleantai proph­ et, declares that terrestrial vaUers wait close up some time this year, the eoeboeming certainly before Septem­ 'Shis is bad4 news for politicians ber. and these starting newspapers. As a preliminary movement, the EuphtA- tea is to dry up and. the Jew* are to return, to-Ziom YT—Jy on the morning of March 7th the “Home for the Aged,*’ at Brook­ lyn,. N. Y.. was destroyed’ by Many feeble iomntes, unable fire to escape, were suffocated and' sank to the floorr clinging to ench other in the embrace of death. Twenty bodies (nr portions of bodies), have been re­ covered and thirty pcreons are yet missing. ' A Benton county Iowa man hid •700 in the spare room stove. The next day his wife’s mother came down daring his absence for a three week’s visit, and that spare room was warm­ ed up for the first time in three hun­ dred years. Anti they say you can pick up shreds of that man's hair and clothes where be clubbed bimsd< around the country when- he beard of it, anywhere within ten miles of the house. Several millions of bank circulation retired during the months of Januaiy and February. Perhaps this may Rave something to do with the bard- times-and scarcity of money all over the country the past winter- A pro fine- young person- describing the looks of’w newly arrived* M. C. ftom the far west as he appeared at the Washington-depot, says: “He Iboked as if he fiaiT come trif the way across the continent on the hurricane deck of a mule.” B71A COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! NEW FIRM SelliDi eiclmmly for Cash at one Price to AU, aid at 12 1-2 Per Celt Profit the body. Although worth over $6,­ It was a little too much, and the 000 he had morbid fears of becoming b.iy doesn't study law any more. He a county charge, which is regarded plays with a wood pile in the back ns the motive which' actuated him to yard.—Detroit Free Press. commit the rash act There is a good deal of disastnous Parks, who shot Miss Foster at advice floating through the press DRY GOODS, Walled Lake two weeks since, was Tne latest candidate for misery is GROCERIES, on Monday arraigned before Justice from the American Agriculturist li Beech, and. waiving examination,was advises farmers to be sociable with HATS, returned to jail. His victim is slowly their cattle. The Agriculturist is con CAPS, improving and is thought will recov fident that sociability with a cow will er. She says come life or come death make her give more milk, The BOOTS. she is bound to s'ick to the other fel Agriculturist is right, this is an impor­ SHOES, low. tant discovery and promises to work We CLOTHING, A daughter of Mrs. Catharine Mc­ a revolution in farm economy. may soon expect to see cows sitting Donald. of Washingion, Ohio, who NOTIONS, disappeared from her home a short back of the kitchen stove holding AO., AC. AO. trnse since, was found by tier mother 8k«-ins of yarn, and horses playing in Detroit- one day las! week, married dominoes with the hired men, and (E7“ Cash Purchaser.: will male to and living with ri coal black negro, hens attending candy pulls, and oxen aud she refused to leave him. She in charades. We say may expect, but Large Saving by buying their Goods is said to be pretty aud fairly edu­ the man who came into this office yesterday morning,with a copy of the of a CASH HOUSE. cated. Agriculturist in his hand aod a face Sammy Soul, aged sixteen, acci dently hung himself near Grand Rap- 'which very closely resembled an im­ perfectly cooked liver, has done much ids. March 2d. He lied a trace chain He had read fastened to the ceding of tfre room to weaken our faith. and put it around his neck to amuse the advice. He determined to be so­ ciable with a cow tha*. was the con­ the chiferen. and while in that post bon the chair on which he stood was tra nest beast on the face of the whole earth to give down her milk. We knocked over and tho tension of the don't exactly comprehend the chain broke his neck. process he employed to bring out an 1 Tell us not that religion makes develop the social instincts of the men no better. Last Saturday, at naimal, but'he was around at the back Stockmann A Willyard. Pontiac, Mich. Harvey Welton sought part of her, on his hands and knees— his Savior and found peace at the probably with a view to a little di­ foot of tire cross. Then he fell upon version in the wny of leap-frog—when his knees aud lold the story of his she drew ber foot out of some of the erring life He confessed having best mud in ‘his section and explored burned the hotel barns and a tavern for him with the most gratifying re­ in that c’ty, five years ago. He wns sults. “It is a great wonder it didn't arres>ed, and taken to jail fur sen­ kill me oul and out," he added mourn­ tence to State Prison. wh«n court fully. “but it’s knocked me out of the convenes. Verily, true religion is centennial, at any rate.’’—Ex. 9*rusger than the fear of bolls and liars, for it neither quails before "Gijfe that man a front flue,’’ yelled VMHV1LU, wen. them-nor the month-of.tbe lion’s den. Beelzebub, as a terrified personage Hartford Day Spring. with the image of a gas meter brand­ ed on the forehead slid through the . -When birds soar they warble, bat coal-hole into Hades. He was a diwhen a throat’s sore it doesn't. reder in a gas company. Time flies right along, and the Sen­ It is the opinion of the Rev. Murate hasn't repealed the postage hill. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO., NEW LIVERY! TFhe Rev. Dr. Lippincott, of New York, says that if a woman tried to flirt with him on tbe street car he would box her car and save her soul. He travels a good deal, and ladies wilPdc wall to lookout for strangers. Todd’County, Kentucky, « eulo­ gized as the only county itr tire south where a jury ©f honest uien dare send a rascal or a ruffin to prison. That's a good kind of Toddy-im» During the tornado at St Charles Missouri, a horse was blown from a stable, carried Sfty yards and landed in a cellar, where he found a barrel of apples and went io work. It is the wife who has the mak­ ing of- a man’s home, ssys an ex­ change- True, and now and then she makes his wig warn too. A Detroit widow, with neither jew­ els or money, has five bolts on the Some people regard it as SMTgnlar front door of ht-r cotfage. that a man “who never played card* A Nevada highwayman bought six in his life, because it's wicked," will books of an agent jnst for the pleas­ exact fifteen per cunt interest ftom a ure of stealing the money beck. POST’S PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOUT. G. RAPIDS RED SAP BUCKETS, PER 1OO, $17.00 TWO HOOP PAILS, PER 1OO 16.00 - Th.ese Terms are for Oasli. tty* AU Savar Makers wanting Sap Pans or Sap Backets, both tin and wood, and Post's Patent Eureka Sap Spouts will do well by calling at the W*olcott Store ! And leaving their orders early, so as to be sure of getting them in season. We use nothing but the • BEST 0 K CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON W. B. STRONG. Ural Sap't chtearo Mrs. E. C. Eitciiigrer MILL1KKRY&FANCY GOODS! For our Pans, and the best brand of Tin for our Buckets, and have workman that can Make Better Buckets Than any other man in the State. OLD FELT HATS Don’t buy until you have seen OUR GOODS AND FRIGES For we will give you better goods in the Hardware Line, for less money than any other bouse in Barry or Eaton counties. MARBLE WORKS BLACK A FULLER, Proprietors. West Side of Main street, opposite Unian House. C. C. WOLCOTT and MONUMENTS, LET THE EAGLE SCREAM I Foreign A Americas Satisfaction Guaranteed. LONG BRICK EXTRAORDINARY BLACK A FULLER. Awarded the m<jhest\Medatal Vienna. BARGAINS! L&H.T.miliCO. TRUMAN’S I 591 Broadway, New York, (Cpp. Mrtropoliuu Hotel.) CHBOW ANU FRAMES. STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS! RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! Photograhic Material I CONSISTING OF 8TEKB0PTI00S8A MAQIO I.ABTEMB MICROSCIENTIFIC LAMTEaS, STEREO-PANOPTICON, UN1TKK9ITY STEHEOPTICON. ADVERTISER'S BTERXOmCON, ARTOITICON, SCHOOL LANTERN, FAMILY LANTERN, PEOPLE'S LANTERN. NOTIONS, BEAVEK CLOAKING, FLANNELS, ANO UNDERCLOTHING, 1 ■ppllraUoa, For Men and "Women. WHICH I WILL RETAIL AT KNOWN IN PRICES HERETOFORE U N NASHVILLE! QBO M SAVAGE & CO*a COLUMN A Full Line of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO $1A YARD. JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING IR 8 CENTS. pATENTS. FREE BY MAIL FLORAL GUIDE. Handsomest Guide published. Send for IL DETROIT SEED OO.. TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF CHICAGO SEED CO. L1VEBY Boots, Shoes & Rubbers GIBDFM & FIELD SEEDS SALE aii BOARDING STABLE, LIVERY STABLE! carpels and Heaven too. ken the carpets for his. ber feet out of bed, so-that the cold Wild oats are the only crop that air may awaken her if a burglar opens •ination in grow by gxs light. the window. Spain is because the GLOVES, MITTINS. HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, AND A LARGE LOT OF WOMB THE UNfflPLOTCD THE THISTLE EDITION BUFFALO ROBES, UP BOBES & HORSE BUHETS You can be shown everything you want in He has ta Why don't you come out west ? No small pvx—no vaccination—no scare —sure thing on seoingy oar girl every Sunday night- Which will be sold from 50 cents to $1 less per pair than can be bought ■. elsewhere. A specialty in WM. VENN. Psoraisroa. Bitfood's old sued, Nashville, Mick CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! My fl Tea beats all the'hobby prices in town! !IF“ For further particulars inquire at the counter. C. A. TRUMAN. JOH J �ATTENTION, ALL! LOOK UOOA.3L8 follows: makchio. >s?6 dtforoe. let POTATOES, CORN. APPUS8, OATS, Clover Seed, Stc., pte of Nashville will Hktea to.with any de­ F™ nT NnahriUe, unfortunate- Delivered al their wHb • lecture that does not suit Nashville ■MHaMiruuU iMUUln «Mla I u> people go to an entertainment oC this kind ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE io learn something if there is anything to of this Stale discovered by me accidentally, K- 1——-J__J,L?________ ______ ... while preparing tbe ease of Bartley vs Knapp on th* pert of th* defendant which perhaps it would be advisable for me to LATH, A.fairGroen T« C. R. BAIEEY GENEVA NURSERIES Irntl. febtath Bobo..! rfwr j wrloc. Fnyrr niindtn* every Wrfn—tU> i J^ARHXnX^LODOK.-autF. M os c“ WfoTib. foil oTlh^moce. .Tn»rt£ ena/eeardWIrtavtted . . Fruit Ac OruauKatal , _ TREES, SHR88S, VINES, W ■ Ate. Ate. SHINGLES WATER LIME, proof, give Ourrtr* a IriaL miltee waited on ms and invited me to •nd it I* certain lecture to your Association, I confess that I —Ed. Palmitier, of th* Newaygo Tribcne heard tho invitation with no little degree of ing deportment —J. H. Smith has name* of General Kilpatrick and Calvin Ainsworth, Dr. Young and Petroleum V. .Nashville is guilty of* for which a divorce ia treme cruelty consuls dore Tilton and Dr. Barber. Joeh Billings and Dr. Ellis enlisted in this cause, I ask not probable that Che guUm Jtttrtarg. H. YOUNG? M. D. * OOter K-t .Ide ef Main ffiread e. ELLIS. M M • SALT, The case I am about to relate to you, or pother words, the dechicn which-I am He will take ft pay tbe Highest Msrfcet Price for It b with so iittietiiffidusca that I come directly tn th* husband's favor. before van to-eight ia Ub character of a public leeftrror. SB.OO VILLAGE DIRECTOR T Th* M* Sras • AINSWORTH & BROOKS, for* tho Literary raroav. — HERE! D. Offer, hie Mrrhwu lo thr p« A. BARBER, M-, D-, Homeo- HAIR, STUCCO, H . LANDSCAPE GARDENING! pulhlc rtyeWJan awl Strpron. Oflke. i^ur WEBSTER k HOBBS, Btack- »T wnllh«. All IdBdsor.wMktotae Btedumltb ..-.J 11nr».-.h<x4nC II n. st tewW tepwrenpOy. OIM 'kish we ship and retell at bottom prices. AINS WORTH k BROOKS, C. R. BAILEY. Proprietors. NEW GOODS I BOISE BRO’S ELEMENT SMITH. Xj L.A.'WTTS sufficient to M. FLINT, M- Dauchsmti’s, the for printing election tickets. county, tiring at Woodland, was taken to in a few words.- Times are hard, business not al all probable that in is doll, money is searoe; there is but little to do and nothing to .pay for doing it, and MT The oUoot Tea drinker ia Haahrille fined >100.. lied their larders and hia through frequent vUlta has become very low. I say when it ried on by words, with chairs, three-legged stoob, kerosene lamps, stove handles, tea­ pots or in any ther manner the probability b that lhe man would suffer much more LARGE INVOICE! Centennial T H. LEE, J. TJwgsesty ens<vrffl7 g PABADY, Manwfaelurer <A Hoot* and Shoes, DAUGHERTY'S. P. M. Hyde, Maple Grove Center, on Thurs­ and if. by delivering a lecture, he can earn day. March 16th, at half-past one o’clock, a few hundred dollars and save himself and family from starvation who. I ask, would to prepare for town election. not engage in this work. Although I may not be actuated in thb matter by the highest motives I trust that you will all see my sit­ rithin a few days uation and extend to me that charity which sufferelh long and is kind. In thb time -of **bnu" and liberal idea* FOR SALL.—& second hand first-ehus and hia wife and another child has. the diait b perhaps one of lhe most difficult tasks Sbwisq Machiwb, in i»i«V Inquire at the Poet office. 14 —A ^Olioa tu bM. clnnUUd ud Smoked Hama and Shoulders, for sale cheap by Ainsworth & Brooks, at the elevator.x A full set of teeth, above and below, at caee of the People to. Milton Fleyharty ,and JONES’ DENTAL ROOMS, in Nashvllle,for forwarded to the Prosecuting Attorney of that such an idea they do not believe for a this county, whom it ia said will discharge moment, and they follow that up with re­ mark* that whoever does believe ii, or take •neb a position is a fool, a soft-head, a luna­ —Th* protracted effort* of the Free Meth- tic, a greenback fanatic, a rag baby man, a ?r LKF; BKOS. hard money destructiooist a southern sym­ pathiser. a oaaek. a pettifogger, a hypocrite, with considerable *uoce»«, and many soul* an abolitionist, an old school physician, a have learned the errors of their former ways Morgan killer, a liar, a thief, a villain, a and sought peace and joy in the vineyard of rascal, a man who takes two per cent a DAUGHEBTY’S month or some olber despicable or infamous name. Knowing thb to be a fact I here ■9. Call at Lu Baos, for Fugar. —The Hastings Journal has adopted the publicly proclaim t. this audience that it was with great caution that I selected lhe subject which will be presented to you this Banner will soon follow salt, and then it evening. FOR SAXE CHEAP There are other subjects which I thought A bran new Wilson Sewto£ Machine, of legality of publishing legal notices in sheets about that would perhaps be more entertain­ ing, but when I considered the danger in the same style as advertbod in another col- thus conducted. whjeb I placed myself in handling these A —The Pacific Express waa thrown from subjects by getting the id-will of tome or quire at thb office. the track, by a defective culvert, at Bali’s all of this audience, I very quickly, and it seems to me wisely, rejected them. For In­ aa. TIMES ARE NOT DULL al cut, west of Hastings, last Monday morn­ stance. I was impressed at one lime that DAUGHKRTYB Wholesale and Retail Gro- Ing. ditching th* engine and three freight this would be a good subject: “Is the world Growing Better ” Bui when I came to ana- down at hard-pan prioei al H. W. Flist’s equaro-deating Grooer; Store, East side of Main street, Nashville. day, but to preside. k'P*49. Tbe Highest Market I'rice paid for IHlaMt Timothy t«ee4 oided that violence committed during a quarrel in which the busband suffered aa much aa the wife ia not such cruelty M will curtain a divorce against him. Yoa.eaa readily see that this is a decision of much importance to men, because no woman can get a divorce from a man and marry * again JOHN Q CRESSY, BOTTOM PRICES 5.000 DBUG8. MEDICUTES, BOOKS, 8TATIOSAHY, PIANO AST) OBGAJ ! advantage by consulting the 29th Mich, psge’ 305. Mr. Smith then proceeded to take up the Dry Goods PAINTS, OHS, VARNISHES, taking up parties, court, officers, lawyers BRUSHES, rately interspersing the lecture with pointed and pertinent anecdotes, and would space ereises will be enlivened by an instrumen­ tal quartette by members of tbe Cornet DRESS GOODS! ire. hence is much cheaper and bitter looking purposes. than Baking Powder most other breads of Balcxatas. Try matter waa brought to light he claimed that hia wife bad deeded him tbe property, slooe A FACT WORTH KNOWING. which time she had left him and going to own printing and the spelling of tho same called forth demonstration* of laughter from both man and beast. The benefit waasmall bat Practical MillurriffM, BILL BACRIHKRT, PERFUMES. ■ ftfidiijcan.. ^yM. JUNES, SUrtlsgs, Wines and Liquors ! Uheetisgs, FOR MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL PUR­ Eunhlig.i, POSES ONLY. Bats, Cap*, Boats, Shots, NotloEs, had a lively dance out near Ver­ montville lhe ether night, and only 25 par­ ticipants were arrested, that’s all.—Ere. News. a—They Do you want Paints and Oils ? Do you want a good Book for the Horae Circle ? . Do you want School Books ? Scuts, F vrs, it. Do you waul a Prescription filled with care ? 26th, 1876, Cora Evans, only daughter of Benjamins and Helen Evans, aged 6 years and 7 months. Nasliwilfey General Conveyancing, Collections a sjRcialfy. Please call and exanuna Goods and Compare Prices, before purchasing Call and Hee Us. elsewhere. S. EEIBHAUSEB, MERCHANT TAILOR! ELIHU CHIPMA.V, Justice of the Pence. MONEY TO 10 AN VKJk'X'XXS. Yours Truly, KOCHER* BROS BOISE BROS. BAVI $ao. BEADY HADE CLOTHING! legligeatly and wilfully forgets what they ihould remember. My friends, when I bought It all over, I made up my mind I i not cay each things it wonld not do to be ELI STRONG, TOILJET ARTICLES. !■ magno, Cattina; end Mnkitm care and attention forgets to pay him, ee, and many times forgets him until sickness 'ho 1. KCSSIU. •Wild* & Cody combination—a nori of Ribbons engaged in card-playing and gambling until No Awcltskatios.—Beet Chemical 8al- h Appral to! bUIc StnrihB, in soxa or 9300.00 and UPWARDS SPICES, Dr. H. A. Barber will speak upon the subject of “Homeopathy," before tho Bo- —It ia gratifying to know that these bank and an article not sent JfONEY TO LOAN I TEAS, COFFEES, AT LEE BROS. become known aa being QEO. R. KUEMING, to our wife. “Do you know the fate of Mr*. to get drunk on, and after invslgleing one and my Idea of truth would compel mo to of our photographer’s help away, the show­ take the other porition, consequently that men made tracks Hastings-ward would not do. I “then branched of and not as no Judge could bo found thought about thb for a subject: “Things Msjor L. Smith wss sentenoed We Forget.’’ I thought thb a capital eub- ed a hit on a gambling hell in that city, to which the alleged proprietor, Wm. McPbcrmind ia which I had numerous things to mention which we do forget. In which 1 bore son. objected and sought u> teach Dennis down perhaps with more vigor than I ought upon the man who forgets to pay bis debt*. argument to carry out hia design. MePher- editors. Il b one of tho pi irilege* of their who talb his wife in the morning that be lot that after he has celbeted his quarterly will surely remember to get her a spool of advertising and paid his provision bill, and Coats th re id. white. No 56 and f of a yard of flannel, just like the piece get for tbe oils hia mind is relieved of all pecuniary baby a few day* before, a box of hair pins, a fine tooth comb, a pound of saleratus, a care till another quarter rolls around. jar of honey from Heddor’s be* gardens, sold only by Lee Broe.,Nashvllb, Mich..and will surely stop aud tell Mrs. Jones that his wife won’t be able to go out esdijng in the aftersoen. and bring home steak for dinner and-be home promptly at noon, and does not get home till ene oblook and then thia village to everything you aenl me bundle 8H 12 Hl t> MRS. L. O. CROCKER Dsn Jost received a large end complete Fall antf Whrtrr MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! Worilcfa, Real and Imi­ tation taess, Yak Lace, Pasximeniire, Real and Imitation Hair Goorir. DrrM and Claabnmbias IK ALU m LATEST STYLES. ■EI’8, TOOTHS’h BOIff CL0THII6 cats. w. mhk.ii, Please yivc me a call. JEWELER? OPTICIAN ^nEwneo the height of meanness to tell oth nisbtille, Mich. But Rood’s story (and different stories) aa canvassed many subjects eonn.cted with my profosrion which a lawyer delights to plain ftcrivoMB fresk Bread, Rusks, Cais, Craciers and Piex GRAND PRIZE! MEDAL. »to*vy ytistomlteb Wmtdj*npeesMOrd noeey NdmnfaL s' USHVUU HAMIT. 3 LUNCH ROOM intimate that afee thought of tearing bit Blackwell on Criminal GROCERIES! WARRANTED FIVE YEARS! H. ALDRICH. Feb. 26th me. ary. that on pro laid down by Porter's Barry Co. Direct- AUTISTIC. Prices Made to Suit Ike Tubbs, either fw Cash or Credit PAINTERS! NASHVILLE, MICH. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER. ATKINSON & KOE, The Jackson Baptist* are nnhly try­ ing to shoulder off a debt of >9,000, h* would bobouu^t u. and iLhas got to be done protfy qotek- CH AB. W. MMARAY Address CMuf»,IIL WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. Saw Tart, K. T. «.l«k,S thanking the public for past favors solids continuance of the same, and would inform Che pubNc that they will FRESH MEATS, �hBngftwdr exiYvrylUl UMra, m in— MU-TUd » taml ‘ ' Jujmwr jjrrdk.tx. In U» Zcbloglad G«ri™ U Dr«J<-r> ccutly died. Her <h*Ui was >no*t pa­ thetic. She seened to nuderstood tiiat Washington baa ever mused mwr«.pdnful interred. When Gotti Belknap waa alleviation of her pains, from those about appointed fteerctory of War on the death her. Tlua Ntato of things lasted until _ e________ a fewi...nuuMi hours of her death- Then, of Ger.. KawHn-8 toe aelectfo? occasioned 4_within univETMl surprint, and in no State more m the Director of tho Gardena leaned over life favorite, tbe ape drew him been fur many years. From luaujtroduotion into Lbs high offioe of a Cabinet Dealt of her kind Motyl. hx>ked si • him for Borne limo with clear and tranmcMl-’wtly, and discharged hia duties bo exoclknUy, titat in •• brief Limo ho wan tiMtea, with abort interval! between Meh the approval aud tho pride of tho people salute, motioned to bo laid upon her of his State. Daring his adminis­ couch, gave him her hand—aa though tration of tbe war offloo, extending bidding farewell to a companionship of through the larger part of two many happy years—and slept never to anooetmive Preaidential terms, he did wake again. Thus died tho quari-bunot, indood, ceeapo charges of malfeas­ man creature, fortified not ^alecd by the ance; but after the lang, searching,, bit­ ritca of the church, but by tboao oom­ ter uavewtigBtian of hia official connec- num to tho wider brotherhood of trust­ tioa with the aalo of United States arms ing and affectionate heart*. . • to the French, his vindication was bo A. xhvorcbd woman of Danbury, re triumphant in all reapneta Uiat his repu­ cently married again, and abortiy after tation as on honest officer of tho Cabinet loot her second hueband by an accident. from that time onward won left reasona­ A neighbor, on hearing the shocking bly free from assault. The bjow under news, observed : It’s awful, awful in­ to secure Indemnity for tbe United Stale. deed ; but then,” he added with an en­ cntly n< ▼ r to* rise again, comrai, there­ couraging ncd, "ilia not ao bud an it fore, like a lightning bolt from an un­ might be. She haa Mi other husband. clouded sky. It has stricken him tw It t^in’t as bad as if she had lo»t the snddcnly and ao irrecoverably aa to havi only one-too had." The friends took paralyzed hut pcraonal and political Tmcbxxuv. March X—5n»<ita—The procccl- friends, and to havo appealed to tho pity ; comfort. __ _ । Chicago Lbdokb—Beet story payer even of hta j olitical encmico. going. 8«~ adwttacment. “ Without a full knowledge of oil the influencen leading to thia catastrophe, il *ly adopted. may bo safely aasumod that one elemenl Fbiimy, March X—Senate.—At 1 o'clock which was potent in producing it wot lure, nuu im mwr , the extravagance nf social life whid tlu> that they draw from (bo Wood its liquid, and seeniH to liavo Ix-como foxx-pted as an in xxpoxuro io the air chaorea it into corruption. Pus lifc-UqnH ta needed to build «p tbe eyr­ diapensablc adjunct of high official rani ___ ._ . i. .. — ...1 th. nrulrttl U in Wiuihiugton. While n Senator oi wssaencu ur „ v, by wUuk riorofa Golden Msdwal a ItepreaeututiTo in CongrcaH, with i .trsngto Dtacovcrv, which alw act- directly upon toeaa imlary of 85,000 a year, ia often oompcdl od—nulcss he has a liberal private in the emir method of reaching the upper car:ties. ___ Il__ end eomss come—to accept of lodging:! on the nppe. OM.OWM. -The NwmU County Court ItooM, reputed ., ... _ __ ____ i ttecretary Chandler 91.000. of iifsmight have been great. decision by the United Btates' Bop erne I the Union Partita liaffroad is ftxsA »t Conor: I Bluffx. *___ r/jrxjvcMj. Jtj/D iNouamiRi.. —The Inlrr-Ocaan prints a letter from a.Nsi novqAbtiaM.fa-o^to'coBtas ' to » .degree of prcHcnl commercial dbttrrax aimort without ptxwedanL He'eajar "AaLadow of preeent father making strenuous efforts to orerhan! hioh , ' - -The public debt atateinent for March IbUowb —Manli Graa »m celebrated in Memphis. a reduction of tbe debt daring February of G3,Now Orloaiui and other Hou them cities on tho 272.733 ; currency. tO,52S.4(M,; special dapoail 2DUu fuinicii.no crowds were in attendance. of legal-ten dem for Ute regular redemption ot. ccTUfieatefi of deposit of f3.OT5.D00; coin, its enjoyment. ♦70.035,772. including coin certificates. WXt>15,000 : outstanding legal-tcudcrw, ♦370,943.among em|fioycX)i and inducing then: to pay 39X Tho Comptroller of the Currency xutea off" on Mondays iaetoed of Sattudaye, in cider to leiwcn the Saturday night and Sunday diofor the purpose of retiring tho drculAtlon dur­ ing January waa t‘A COT,000, and during Feb­ -Minister Hcbeuck announces btt intention ruary 93,909,037. Tlie amount of _bauda with-, drawn during January was $3,669,200, and in uoiuicM M f*J»c tbe taatimouy of Ljoa before February t5,754,51X tho Houre Foreign Affxim Committee, charg—Tbe extensive pork packing hotue of Chas. ittg bitu uilb improper conduct in connection They claim to hare telegraph In denial, of Lyon's revels: Iona. —Tbe act admitting Colorado into tbe Union upon an equal footing with oilier filalos baa — Laic dixpaiebre f;6tn ’Washington stalo that tlie next snbject to t* investigated bv the A*pX,jriCA£. —Tlie Connecticut tiepublican Htete Conven- Klngaland for*iJcutenant-Govcrnor, Francis A. Onley tor Treasurer. A bard money platform 1 iH'IMrtmnnt lx ILenumiuer of lottioR contract* waa adopted. >. . for r.ipplytug hnadstonoa for aoldJere' graven. —Tlie New York Graphic, which wan an un­ compromising opfxment of tl»e Ohio Dsm' filled with rumors of alleged frau > and cor­ ocratiu pisiform last fall, has now Become a ruption. a Nashville (Tenn.) i<a,x>r areorte convert to the greenback currcucy. aim! alvothat, in 1873 tbe Secretary of War rejected a bid of tho Knoxville Marble Company to fur­ —Tire Democratic Ce-wux Finance Committee nish headstones for national remoter:tr. al­ r .... II.-,.. . tail to. k. . , , ‘ ” . • . . , ~ though it ym the lowest bid by <68.000, and •npportod .by the party in that body. Tbo l the Muitracl v.-sh awarded to an Indian trader moaaurc is entitled "a bill to provide far ths', ■rradnal TMiimntion of atx-rio nwvmcnL” and -It ie claimad in defaui<e at Belkuap that bin wife carried on her iiUquitoua transactions with the («*l under* without the knowledge ot ber floors of indifferent private dwellings and browse around in unsavory dining lialh and restaurants for his meals, i Cabinet officer, with s salary of $8,00 a year, in expected to maintain an estab lishment where the ................... and of foreign dignitaries citizens dent and transient great wealth and high rank may be re turned in kind. In passing judgmeu milled tho following: ou tho Secretary who Uns fallen from i the inqieachinenl of dizzy height of official rank to a dept far bolow that ot tho poorest citizen i 1 b' rJTT. honest private lifo^ it idiould not be fo: euucuneed M U^ Hrlrct Cumml tre K4Bian<i>, uiaiiwg, luuna***, d Bu.teMoa..„jHH. „„ minxluee.1 by gotten-that tho great public itself, by th fixtnB u>« rate o< pretax on third-ela*. exaction it makes upon sonic of tte oflicr __ <>>.• rrankinc ala, may have helped to push tins mar once powMWHixl of an unsullied, soldier! iuuuu, to his temptation and his destruc tian.” . Wu. VO REIGN. creased it to ♦100,000, and tho money aha re­ —A party of vigilant Hpaufrh coaat gtlartlx ceived was from that source. When the Secre­ tary met Mr. Marsh he treated the matter ax eeixed aii English vered white trading near tlie impriaoned crew, who Mmh'i going before die commit too and toiling what he knew. -Gen. Sherilau lias been notuiwl that tbe voked. Hereafter such appointments will be made through military eliannate — Tbe AUonwy-Gcneral has written a letter to Scott Lord, Chairman of tbe sub-committee at the House Committee on Judiciary, explain­ ing that much-talked cf letter to the Western Dislrict-AUorneya, and. at the aame time deny­ ing that he ever directly or imlirectiy commnni- Tlie Committee of Eipendituioa in tho W Department, comp-Mod nf Meraro. Clymer, 1‘eiuMrlvania. Chairman; Bobbins, of Nor tlie inundations in Hungary are heart-rending. CaroliuA; Blackburn, of Kentucky; Dass, of N< A hundred manufactories and fifty other buildHxTcnnAY, March 4.—Semite.—Not in’»c»- York, and Dinfcrtli. of Ohio, notified Hocreta Belknap home lime xinoo that they wore invox gating chargoa against him to ttio effect that to riapty I Lad been taking bribnx for Um appointment post tradern. and deni red hlrn to prepare any (! tbotuftuid ot the ,18,DOT Inbsliltaota al Althorcr I treaty, fenae be bad to make. The Secretary and 1 are Immcl-w. ■ —It ia said that Don Corios owes 95,000,000 j Momiuy, March 6.—Srea/e.—Edn>ui>d>s from friends took little Dottoe of the matter, wc in England, and bix projected visit to that too re!e^ raunnltte* to vblcb wm rrfrrrrd u. country is to settle with hta creditora. He has rcsotuUon apd masMg' from th- Uouw In «. tion that had been undertake u. The ™rl. lu.mc luWtod W0.000.WO '■7=^*"' no» u.e n«k. or '’™'“• "y"”' a.to. Th. tarantmU «e U.o tvliUal opp.. nUrl tiAnta nf T.ntn wkiA-ia * eanZiilwtA . ._ _ • aMIJ <h. H:,„„ •___ _________ . ocr in tho pcst-traderrid’p of Fori Sill, _ •_ ..■____ FtaNERS AND GLASS SHOW-CARD WRITERS, wm a DRUM, ns w. Mwawo. B. R. MAP OF THE U. SNBM A WOOLNMB. IBaad MO Vreakta. CROCKERY. CHINA AND GLAMWARE. STEEL AMD MAM DO YOUR OWN PRINTING! . HO! For IOWA 11 KGRAYER. DIE SINgER soon* m * iuxtoipi FLOWERS ANO STRAW G000S-BFtCIALTY. FURNITURE. L. HALN A BRO .W>.X9.8Mand»I1 DRAM AND FIELD SEEDS. GUNS—CUTLERY MANUFACTURERS. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-WHOLESALE. DEATH L i.ta..M.^imr~W HOTEL!. HOUK^ljjHua^BB- M*1"*1*' O»tea IltFRS. OF WARWICKSKHtE AND COLUMBIA SAUCES,IMPORTED CATSUPS. FLAVORING EXTRACTS. REAL ESTATE. SAW MANUFACTURERS. SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES. JEWELRY AMD JEWELERS' SUPPUES. JON'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE CHAIR FOR IN­ VALIDS. IRON FOLDING BEDSTEADS. ETC. tetMWlW. ft.. 8 >11. AW.. Oilman * co., »!•«**». $10;$25rA^S£^SEt CukAPEST, lx*«t family paper in the RIGHm? 4tK^Trf,','.r.'r.r<wi?KWK® ' AGENTS WANTED FOB THE rtlAEA A Month.- MSttoMwII $360 UntlCV u:>^' B'to Itxecfl K«r,Oh-ek p«l>crw. obtained a copy of the letter aud pub­ lished It in the manner now known to the pub­ lic. He xays that revenue defraudunt have lang time. The Spaniards numbered 300 and । placed a wrong construction npoii the said let- the patriots (XI0, aU mounted. Tlie fight lanted ■MUI) sra a.'v. ***- ’OK',,‘ * A__ PF.H WEEK OU.UlA.TTKKll to A<wUa $77 Grul indnflMwnK oSrrvcl toOlonnla. CAlIararet! tor taicefar. IW Ovarborn Chicago. —-TH XS SEW S^ELASTIC TRUSS Oldest, Lamest, Cheapest, Best. BREIT REDUCTfilN IN PRICE. HPECUJ. CLUB ILATU. I ANGY, FIND ' Mbits WiaUr...T.. 1 » M tnehWce vprte-c et » <M A ....... ’ toMW...................... BOOK Smith. Organ Co., These Standard Instruments BOOK I AGENTS. f Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere. Saxo row cibcvkau iblUMtwg C<fc. Chicago, nt. WANTMD-&&g»Xlgg$ AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN. iMitallmeht flax off and avoid an examination, made a moot i In JB70. abertiy before her death. tbe present Mrs. Belknap, vtetal Ida L juso a. waa 111 there for some lime. Made grate'af “SSL w the^coW MlLIF^ 5,000 Waxblogtou. sad on M* coming him that the toutarahip at Fort rAXX<T AMhllEI Indcrahip, Mr. Erann, v BELKKdP »JSlfQSORED. that Mandi wxd to have $12,000 a year tho profile of the bminres, and Evam i tenth lie would hare enapradel tho Secretary Secretary Belknap, of the War De- Marth,w*ut to Mr/. Belknap in 1870, paid 1 pertsrut, has tendered hia resignation, too money he received, and undo an agr meat to pay'her one-half of subarqaent which the President has accepted. His wife went before the House Committee cognisant of the proceeding. Tho cJieckx on toe Hxpcndituru! of too War Depsri1 meni and acknowledged tbe truth of the j ’ TUULBO/ Marto attended, be arranged wttbMre, B4r< tetakr io the Indian oountey, toat he that tlie payment^' should continue for t benefit of the babe, and they (IM eoritlr. ! bad paid her f H),080 and wwb to pay her, quai terly. Uis mousy sMaetonn being peH : in addition, toe sum of *6,000 */«« in chocks, which were indoreed by Belxnap, ai Th. wife deehuwa tbet her huetelegraphic aubpcri SILVER TIPPED SHOES CabiefecrewWirel CABLE SCREW wire: -tcjussusaw I .in Wtsh‘ General aod liis wife were very popuiar ' in fashionable Washington society, and 20 CM£5Vft?Sh?. ESfWV of property aus^uaswraian^eiccxoon lira. Belknap's brother followed 'MMsnster AGENTS! 150 NEW BOOM respon- a.yn CjilfVJ.I.TiJC8. 8e wretabope at the ton Qaaariin (Cat) U.S. WANTED^a^^ Stock Growers Colony, New Mexico. known aa an intimate friend of Recrelary knap, tlio families of both visiting each o frcqacatly, 3£sr*U appeared iwfora.they Reymota ia about xixty milw distent from COjraB ESXXOAUA. or the BOSTON, MASS. City Tobacco Bank of Lou hrille, has committed London, and formally committed for extra- ; B*<aiJr» a <15.GOO forgery aud dtcantped. diLion. Tho legal time, eighteen day* must ' been arroated in Brooklyn on a requisition from tlie Governor cf Arkwiaax. McDonald ia -DocCarloe hae been oolliy received by the charged with anburnahon of perjury, through which,, it te allege*!, lhe GprentaMDl was swindled out of *3fo,M0 in a/claim for cotton Biair baa botm retained aa counsel by B-.lknap is a clanal&edliaiof thoaeeboaen : JW ; BoMparttoas «; Ubwal CoManBtii ENTENNIAL THE MARKETS. at-arma waa Mnt to bring 1 forcibly if neceaaary, to Washington. ctubc, reaching tire ci'.y on Mondsy. wtti ZZ<nMr.—RaodaU iniroduci-d a UJl to declare the wife, and etoppsd at ths Arlington Hi Marsh ia a merchant in New York City, a thirty-three wounded. into accepting Betkrap n rrm-natian through C HISTORY WE PAY $85 tlie Secretary., For acme time Mareh tended only for tbe Dintriet-Attcrncre. Mr. Flcrrepont soys that Gen. Babcock, or some AN ACTIVE AGENT. 3M.«Onrl,«>rnvrr»4.W)H-rniMir. The history of tho inception and ou come of ,th« Belknap investigation on follows: in nupport Of tho tlteory that Belknap wan not tSXtSrite* MT~ Chafexd hands, face, pimplon, ring­ worm. ulirtieum. aud other cutaneous sffcctl«ms cured, and rough ekin made soft and Secretary liolieeon, of the Navy De jtartmeut, has bwu detailed to take drag of tho War Departtaent uhtil a sucorewc to Gen. Belknap tdiall luivo been ap pointed. tirement of (Jen. Be indorwod her dndte. which he would not hpre by druggists and dertera hi mediciuee. eValV *s to Mats's^rsTwswe- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-03-17.pdf.pdf 9681982964752e06b94939a9a6b2802b PDF Text Text ®kr MashriUe |kw*. v -. . . PimiKUm EVERY FRIDAY, irr ADVERTISING RATES: - *r ~ Nuhrille, Barry Otranty, Michigan, I ...■ >11 *\d't‘I' 5 O BVO" ST-H ONa. Editorwnd Proprietor. ■... ■— i I 2u fill fl- ■ tu Hirnrerrm nhnii«nxan w-rwrea- NASHVILLE, BARRY.GP-, MkGlUKUUiAY, MARCH J7,1876. broken; Edward Thompson, hip injured; notice that their case would come up for child of Fred Phnte, broken,; --------Amana final hearing in Harrow, on the Tues-. —, ------- ---------------- -- ----- — — ----------. ------------------------------ »enu ----------------day of next week. Miss Sallic concluded | convinced that Mr. and Mrs. Popkins dsMoreom, head cat; Thomas Magor, .......................... tetuyfeo stag* ; Ua®h» Ban Dropper, ■ ore _ the best hands in tho world to keep ; h^rpvxhrerrtterfere^trerinr^ ir^jiaLf«ii®d» had-busineM a littje dis- » secret. injury on the head; child of Wm. Fid­ taacc on the road, and ho -would take dick, head cut; Dora Thompson, arm the stage too ; and Mr. Popkins’ saddle­ TJEB1UFIC TORNADO, ; injure^; Mrs. Joreph J^clftato (injured horse fell flick just m ho wasnbeda^i r- badly; Mrs. Fkltlyl fo|’injjirJd; Mrs. and no time for any other ruflangymenta. __ ________________ , ____ ____ _ ></ James" Edwards, face hurt; James Treso he must take the same conveyance. HurieA itado tn tkr Atr^2fin« Fwn* । ganza, injured slightly; Frank ThompMi s Sdlio came floating down to flio KUini.___________________________________ son, head and arm bruised; Mjra Elisa gate with white ribbons and bows, and A Dabaqiw oomwpondenl give. lh< j^j. w. folurri. i« Urf dainty dress, sufficient to bewilder a folfo.b.g gnipbic r^lot th. tambfo ! f^-o, Tb’nJX ™ repnil- HOWLING 1 am oonlident, from the mauuor in vised Mr. fopkins"to many Miss Bailie, which tho whole thing ended, that had he would have rejected the idea immedi­ Mr. Popkins gone to hcraelf, abe would ately, and iQie herself would nave taken it iiave relinquished it gracefully, but a oh au iuenlt; but the totally ^btapyated M^or of being manner in which tho matter, had been forced to do anything.’ Tia a thread brought up made altogether a different sicur-d their necks, feed them; (wiflf aflair of it. He stole a glance at Mlns sugar jdurcs, and yon can lend them to Sallic. Her face was still ‘turned away, U» “jumping off place;" gw to driving and nhe was apparently studying nature'. V**^? T* them, and fqr obatinacy they will beat sTl’ffr®T’ deny flat. Wtart if—if—And* his hfetfrt clad condition. Tho firemen, however, continued tho work of pouring water on' the embers, and whqa thera oook-d. they who' were TJio imrn at the rear of Dr. Kittoe’s began tho nearoli •for premises was leveled to tho ground, and burned. Their labors brought from be almost every veetige of the structure neath the d^brik' -fe* jahkrreA Mid mangled bodkw of ei^bt feta; whose ¥e.carried from the sjK>t nn which it stood. A pair of horses owned by the gentle­ maina fell with the floors on which they perished. This mode in all eighteen vic­ man were. standing in tfce bop »t the AW,tad/»±* — “/ * 1 ■* .' lifted’*'into ‘7 ’ <•)»» offfto ilw tims- pt the thofcafesk’ttncluilg Jboaa the ruinetl dwemnga, and his son, Al(red, a fine bd, aged 14 years, instantly killed. height fully 60 huigfit of of fully 60 feet, feet, an and "blown up­ gsve a tremendous bound- Wjutafool ward of 20 rods- to the northeast, and I’opkinson ho had been all this time I Ho must try dashed to the ground, bleeding and at ray ttavand lisk ajepulse. wifly *fopd, bnt jb few foot 2rom Mr. JacVoc’a trousse," and Mr. Popkins looked like ouUny .feW harftafcbn, for our Aiwo Lforara. -1—Froin this point the -whirlwind an aatomaton Cardiff giant The neigh- was brave, !.« took Uncle Ben’s seat, and traveled due oast, passing over the cemsaid, quietly: ctery, damaging h large number of abbs “Mira fUlie." and ornaments, and covering the ground Ihc-fuce turned tiui eighteen^ part with bpard*. limbs, pieorei of furniture of on inch toward him.- Mot much en­ and clothing. On it wont, bent on its couragement, certainly, but a little. mission of death and destruction, un­ “ Mis.'. Sallic,” hr repeated, “ I’ve Kwm til reaching the residence of Thomas a fool and a brute.” r Alien, which it lifted as if it were a who died from nuffocalion. . Those burned were of course unrecognized, and their blackened remains presented n aa 4he IbreMl dnegrel them out and gave them in charge of the ttistera, the clergy and brethren from St John’s College. . 04Mra#l*-C rr&HM the following: The great peraannl event of Heverdy Johnson's life -was the deotraction df ha houw by a mob in 1885 for his supposed relation .to .the' failure, of (he Bosk bf Maryland., This iwrtifutioD, incorporated Thc Mayor resigned Ifis- office and was succeeded by SOttiari Snrith, the some who made such n fuss wil his brother son received ‘ 5f0,6a2 in the State. .. , imageti from ♦fipod xulurcd eld man, nearly as dtaf ra a port, wbu had th- grrato-f.faculty. wra the pup -till a yelping, juat like Moras in the bullrnidies. Tho ice had kind of sot during bat night at it was fold, lint wasn't yet real hard. I just ftkinned acrora that dam on the logs— rakra I but it wra idippery, apd 1 tum­ bled in over my head twiste, and* wre just able to get the pup off, as won pansengrr, by the scruff of his neck. Now, Mister, I am goiug to keep that 'ere dog until be is growfl up, and just as rare m over Bill Bostwick whistles to him, I am going to teach him to bite Bill, and if be b too email to do it, I ain’t too little , to lick two boys like Bill. I ray, Mister, ala to boys as raves dogs’ lives, send Vm *“? Mr W1 to me, ae my name is Georgo’Washing- ’ 7^rasn»t»»pak»»o«.'y,ri*MtfciH^v«C>«w« ■ Un O-«go.d. o! P.rrf, To^" I, .. there should exist,, we. thought, such a ■ ThomHh:u<tXrtlCngAUdtlweet-(b«:l wrn lit Uu^ - . ~cirfj'.™awg m«Uh l« | w— lartio nrehuu for mnug u. I life, wo feel certain, poor, ragged George < so 1 »e*ir4 tnjMf *•■ MU. sorte-. ;>Ub<., would have been entitled to one of them. *nd *z" .du1™ *“‘r ♦rt*w»»^.l»liH , A curious affair has juat . been made i,cort<J»o« u«-r* wcni! public near Silver Station, Pennsylvania. 1 hH |n a Text yearn ^go a rich farmer named • tn;i cndrvu.i tor miajk; Swingle, 60year* -of age, who bad mar- j *n<|, UwnjKh i h»d »tri»rn in pUy tto j ried for his second wife a young woman 1 ,ottD', 1 *"’ long resident in his family, went out one day to pay *1,800 to a neighbor, a mile or two away, and never returned. ! ===== rLXAaAJtTXl Wh«n datectivea find a criminal they It was found that he had paJd the money generally giy^him arrest and left for home on his horse nt 9 A coMWMronxRY wants to knew, since o'clock on a dark", stormy evening. A w-o-r-k is pronounced wirk, why p-d-r k widow woman living in a lonely place oiv should not bo pronounced pirk! He tho road testified to hearing erica of j should rusk a New Y irker. murder. Blood, oud sigas of a atrug- j ..fo,OTM m/’ said a trading Quaker gl. wn. ai^oo.^1 fa ta. yl Mt; to -------------- ----------------------------in making thy way in the : monung. Tb. .bote nnghbortwoa ■ wor)J , ,poooM o( ,orth„ searched and Swingle's horse found teth- 1 ■ .... _ cred in the woods. A baud of borae and A womah called at the registrar’s ’ cattle thieves who had infested the place I I office yesterday, asked for a marriage were accused of being tho murderers and j license, got it and paid for it -It is felt left tho country. Eighteen months after- jj that this establishes a precedent that ward a skeleton was found in a pond by i n man who wns fishing. The bones were |i will oblige most of our best young mpn^ I to take to .the woods.—Norwich £ulgathered and buried as those of Swingle. ' I'.lin. . A couple cf years ufterward Swingle’s A versa woman looking fora ritur.tiou son married the young widow of Swingle senior. The couple were living pleas­ was attracted by an advertisement for antly together up to last month, with some one to do “light'housework.” three children, when a note was received She called at the address given and in­ from Cleveland, from the missing Swin­ quired where the lighthouse was, and if gle, that 1» was in a lodging house, sick there was any way of getting on shore with a fever. He wns found and bronghi on Sundays. home, tho wife attended him, the son was almosfcrazy. Swingle senior, how­ ever, । died without knowledge of what bad occurred, andthe young couple were married over again. Swingle Said flint he had taken n notion to leave while dh the road, and had gone to Australis, grown rich, and then lost all. Tho skcleton is now supposed to be that of a cat- ! tricitf is recorded from Portsmouth, N. H., where a lady clad in deep mourning promenaded tho streets, the other day, with a ribbon in front of bar forehead, on which waA embroidered in white the ’ word “Atone?* ' ''■!»[ oitooKB whoFtprays forcthis _A____ ____ _____ -w- -t -* followmen un Sunday, and preys on them the tie drover named Gibson, who frequent- rest of the week, being asked why ho ly went through the country before then, sold the some sugar at 10 fonts to poor people and 15 cento to the rich, replied, but has not been seen amre. I[ people ‘ “ Well,' don’t tho Bible command ‘Charge them that nr* rich in thiff Saturday night a Detroiter commenced world t" ’ \ ' getting drunk so that ho could not be A DcTnorr lady was trading at» Wood­ usul ns a witness in a case in the police ward avenue, goods, store flip .other court to be tried yesterday. The man was pretty drunk Sunday morning, al­ day, when oho ran short of money pnd , asked the clerk to put tho balance on tho night, and yesterday noon was just about books. He cheerfully agreed, and said half-and-Kalf, just able to navigate, but he would rand tho bill to hex hoahand. bo befuddled and mixed up that ho didn’t; “You'd better send it to me, she said, know a street car on a gfetah frore a » he figured up the eost “Tvegotn white-headed boy with n wort on fas I husband. If that bill reads neck. Kntering a store on Woodward ' «lcven dollars for sugar, coffee and ten, avciyic tho tippler asked : ! heH H»vo mo money without a word. “ Sheen Johnson 'round yeref” i U it roads for liabmce on . dry goods, “ What Johnson I” was asked. he’ll, are you in Texas befonq he pays it. “Sham Johnson, ootrtac.” i Make it out for groceries. Il is my duty “ Why, you are Sam Johnson your- m a good wife to pander to his feelings." self 1” . ' —Free Preas. “Zhol aa!’’ exclaimed flte victim, i ran uurrta «"to the nttmsa■ooamr. He was a very small boy, nil in tatters, and his clothes were dripping. In his arms ho hold n miserable Httte dog, and think von were F’ “Gov'nor.Oaaa ”’ both boy and dog were >duvoring in the “Wall, yon aren’t.” “ Zhen I’m Johnson, am I !” Bostwick and me was a playing by the river, betting cents on the chunks of ice, trotting part. Says Bill to mn saya he, * Let's have this 'ere dog for a pasaen- Sham Johnson 1” “Ves, air.*’ but I wouldn't. and conwented you In Bitar,. . W? urak >our etalw ta MJ irtrariw,'. “Well, not a great deal.” •,». u:r ir.tCTt^ .A'.Cluw Tfa, a boy, waa for ahoving him off into toe* water just so, iad ytmrrtci AjnrwEn. yo« we dxnrt ... .rrn^.. lu» fcuod , Of. fa U,, ; Ib« fart&lo hd4 on to.’W1 i= nukina.gondii wAuitifal,., looUdnunfai Mkoaid-• bond liriog. Brang ul good .ddn.», •Tfa *>ny. Thought dl the tfa>. f ta “*l“ “rr^nneo at m.ol. en- I teri a Ut of twine in Sluun Johnson I won't toy put on any ; **«*»**1 ‘ J «U»fo etatefotfog more style. Mucher ’Higed P yon. vilnabl* to lofo, iugtktistefl Might wral lon.d brn> hull rm, Unrrt ™pftat»U» "othrr'MtOu." downhill, enabling him to slide parts of knoid-.g I w. Sh.3. JobMou In ladnl «*» out to bin. tor . ootfaArr W‘j,1r rf”™ * completely rojind. ’ demolished. "Thr building contained a u», "V |W7. Torowd to. '.--DabrM Fra Fra.., ”■> ST»^M<ud (.J tfa wmltt n»d pmi “ Do you think," continued he,. “ that . valuable edock of furniture and coffins, trip, occupied.-tl*to days* ■ Exposure af­ hu turn to play tow-horse with the _ ------------ttoBjUf the young bdj’B. /jrt,.',’ .Taking you can settle thin lawsuit in the senai-1 Mr. (Jhaa. Bcbabbtsr’s - blockamithehop fected him but little. .Much of the time chntak trf be tad^fea dog for a pa—eta blc manner suggested by Uncle Ben ?[ was also blown down, as was the oxten- he walked or glided over mow field* Adxyre rrwu the OoMComIoJ Alrioo iwodu U 4k><u »K0 . kwd-.wiu id wffww of from ten to filt^'ffer deep, at? froxen Uml > fire oreurred MUUlerapo Oiuagrehotlorn dieiorew, whfcb food, and camped in thA'opcii aifl Ho Bill Bostwick and guv him flla. But you 'rfsl. whiah drataryed reody Uli the ue areidtr .liatiurd from edii oUrre. te •ee there was fe» W/taBUfe pupae was awa.. U. UMdf «U the hoMre.duu- M te here, fore ^Mto rer Ue j. day." ' The following is a correct list of the passenger, sliding down that ’er® river fo^tavo without Mira Salite wrscomptetriy vwqwrhed. and <ou*4od : Billed—Mrs. E. and the answer, although whispered, w* ! Ittelwda; Johnson Maul Q.. ol th. I'M), iojulTin.. Two-tlKnramd k«ga heard W Mk. f*«Afafwb*te theraoiae of■.! years ; Lteria Richards and child; to know that pup’s mofliar I felt kind of th® wMA/3bmUfe&teg of fltt drii-* Alfred J-ekaou, aged 14; Thomas Alton earthquake. Abotrt*fitty uathan w*re' tried to commit self-ria ighter by jumphave a cold. What do you do whetf yori ! pt's whip. i and BOTj acj jf-*,. John Looney. blown to pteoea while attempting taking off a bridgs th® other night, but a hrrwaooldl" •• IP raid Kyarinth, *1 j The wilt of Popkins tb. Hopkins wra [ Injured—.Jraeph Ckunonston, leg cake of ice, with the poor pnp a yelping plunder burning and abandoned houses. | policeman wouldn’t let him. fr*t;w>ar He am behrd ahyttnug correctly, sad it’was an utter impossibility to try ami explain yottraM floundering about in a riougb I despair. Miss SaUit and Mr. Popkiun received > zwrojrr'rjirir. a POfliuuF pjMMrjM. A irjUMA* Oh, we had lots of fun M first with that ksquo cm the “ high teagepf " daily in" tatafl.;.’. . .there iired eteee io these IralHgeronta a jh rs/exh dam. I durtfd’t look, Mirier. That'ere night, though I murt have slept good, that pup’s howling I kind of’ dreamed : George Alfred Toweneud, in his rcmabout "Well, nrfer lireakfasi, I vent- EK. •* Snowshoe " Thompeon, v h-> for ten years carried the mailn over tho Sierra in winter afoot, rite fa Gsn tranoteSo b«C rooms and telW stories about his kfftffi)turcs. In tho winter of 1865, when the ■now was uncommonly deep, he first bargained to make the journeys between either from contrariness or a erase of and his son, aged 12 years, instantly, Placerville and Qaraon Valley on snow­ justice, they always taka tire opposite and badly injuring other members of tho shoes. The distance was ninety milce, aide. Mira 8. made up her mind from family. and he ordinarily made it in one direo- NO. 25. MOB. in 1790, luul *300,000 of paid-up capital, and failed in 1834 with *1,683,000 Kabil . • : ’ . , ; - • a i badly injured. Tho loos of pro]>crty is ifles. The following is a historic account and naw^iproecliiiia froth the opposite - --------. of the transaction and sequel: v!1Ub« ot Haul Onwi, Wia : ' eaimatal a H0.000 fo *50,000. aide, her foe, in immaculate broodcloth The Bank of Maryland (the history of A thick, black miniature cloud, away .. •: ------ ; y ,~s : - . off in the cast, and fully’500"feet above A HUMAN HOLOCAUST. ' which is that of one of the most stupen­ dous and general frauds oyer committed, reMHtdf-to go back ; but to bo out bearing specially bard upon the indus­ , . the terrible scones ol suffering, death, by a man, and be a Bopkhift, was not to. and destruction which' followed. It bore . tnous poor) was shnt up in March, 1834, Tl»exaocut?detraction by-firc of U»bo thought of. • So she stopped into the eastward, gaining in aize as it approached Housc for Aged People, a Oatholia char- nud though about seventeen months coach with the air of sixteen Queen ■Vic­ the village, and when a half mile from liable inatitution at-Brooklyn, is one of. had elapsed, no iwhafsetory'statements toria^, elevate^ her head until it made on tho outskirtu, the earth fairly shook with the n>a«t lieartrondihg diraaten flint law* of ite affairs were laid before ita credit­ acute angle wife her noor, and'became Hie noise of ite rumbling, mighty tread, occurred in the country for several ors, in consequence of obstructions by ' Mibtimcly nncmiaious of any one's proswhich seemed like tho roar of a hundred mouths. From our^ttwr l’ofe exetaagwr cnee. Mr.. Popkins seated himself ns guns, or' the plashing, rattling thunder we gather the fo^png, pertiralsre of i though he had swallowed a whole foun; of a thousand teams. Ou it come, pro­ tho shocking calamity.; ,10^ house com­ largo. In the meantime, however, tho dry, and bad his pockets full of eggs for pelled by lightning, until, readiing a prised a. four-story building with two late Premdont of the bank (Evan ; a defeert. $ Just then came Uncle Ben,” Poultney) and'others w< re battering one grove on tno ciufern (ttxtakirts of tho fel1 puffing and blowing, utterly mcoii- :f liige, It shot down fo the furukfic, -aiid, wings, and fonbuued 186 imnateH. When another by heavy pamphlets, by which , scions of the oaths of tho impatient j' scooping up a stock shed, rent it and ite tboao. were made awttiLtf the fire a panic tho public were msde weary and dis­ seized them, and tho sistets losing con­ Jehu. I« it anything *etln«l nw contents into atoms. Then rushing trol they ran through the building, some gusted. But the creditors refrained and “Good morning, Miss Sallic," raid acrofl a level space of perhaps n quarter lx>ro these things as they ought, and the escaping to tho street, but others sank ! ho, carefully seating hinwdf beside her. of a mile, it entered the village at the down exhanoted.add overcome-by friglrf citixena remained quiet, though the -J . • huahs®! food and tror ■ i “Good morning, Mr. Popkins. Where northeast quarter, .and turned across the Mid smoke. The police and fireman, res­ loss of cliaxacter affected tho interest of might you begging, and whnt for I" soutluond middle part of tho town, leav­ cued all these, b^l a ntuuber who could the city much more than the amount of Oh, Dy darting J my drtight ! , "To’ Harrow,"said Mr. Popkins, in ing a path freon thirty to forty rods in not get to tho lower floors by reason of money the creditors of the bank liad ■ | his most polite manner, answering tho width in utter ruin, a true description the smoko and fliuacs ran for ilia roof^. lost. Within .the your, try tho bank­ । daairfy. .1 first question and ignoring the last. of which, with its attendant devastation All who reached there awe rescued, bnt ruptcy of the Susquehanna Bank, the I “ Do tell!’’ and the round faco fairly and carnage, no pen, however apt, could somb' of tlie inmAtfo who ’wcrA'ido ffoifle" Bank of Maryland, tho Maryland Savings glowed with placid surprise. “Going &■ *■“*-*■ W'-S’I possibly delineate. Twenty-six houses to run or to clamber were burned to Institution, the United States Insnranoe, i to marry I Well, I told ■ Heater lost were totally demolished, and their con- "death, while two, who throw themselves tho reduced value of the stock in others (as much as twenty-five percent in some uigb.tll&t tbathras the beat way to settle tenta were borflo upon the wind ..in from upper windows, wexo fsially in­ I atnmp aronod btHiihrniJm;, I the unit after all. ' There ain’t a more every direction. Fields; yards, strata, jured. 'Hie low on the buBding aud cases), and the foflnre of two or three other eajnrblo girl anywhero than Bailie, and I and even -tho cemetery, over which furniture is *25,000 ; the insurance 830,­ rag shoiw, tho people were plundered of Wiih rctnalna g-lylt? round; ipn gfiwl yon found it out. And Mr. the storm pu-Hod but slightly, are 000. It boo ms flint the-Are wns discov­ more than 82,000,000, jarliaps $3,000,­ Popkins is wonderfully clever,” turning filled with the debris. Immense.. tim- ered in the south wing, occupied by the 000. They I tore all this with astonish­ | to Bidlie-; “ instead of there l>eiug two Iters, boards,1 scantling mid posta were male portion of the inmates, and con­ ing maeknees. On Monday, the 3d of farms and n lawsuit, there need only be thrown heaven ward, and driven deep in tained iwventy-two peracns, whose ages August, another weighty pamphlet op• FS. UOTKIKH; • one. Law blesa me t ” .rubbing his hands the ground in their d«»cont. The find vuried from 68 to 105 yeara. The lire jMVLrcd, and this, with certain comments ■ will) increased satisfaction, “ if it ain't a Mr-. J!3i'W* •»“ • i »■» house in the village struck by the whirl- was discovered by a jierson on tho street, upon it by'Mr. Poultney,’ or® put forwArffos flic’cause^bl thcridt that foL tion this fact with nil due'reverence for, । tiptop arrangement!” t wind wns a wooden structure, one story wlp gave Die al»fm ly(i ringing the bell j Joi-oll j for feverish” sM<- WUA soon) 1 Mr. Popkins clutched at his throat, uh i the name—and sympathy for the condi­ I high, owned by John Funk, the roof of of the Institution, awakening the sisters tion. He was well-to-do in the world, ' though he was chnltuig to death, and 1 which was partially carried away, with­ and the aged inmates. When the firemen visible. On tho evening of the 6th a ■ inode spasmodic efforts to utter a word of if owning a flpejarm and being pbiutiff flames wore sweeping small number of persons assembled op­ out damage to tho inumteH. Further on arrived the posite the splendid remdence df Mr. in a hiwquiijajujy. oriteripp.- Aside from | cxplamrtfon, bat iiui tongue teemed pal­ it lifted a small tenement in its mighty through the south wing in every I med, and failed him utterly Mr. • To^krhk*1 -feisfortunc in being h ------•--------------------_---------- in this emeranna, completely enythigg tiy; building, direction. . In one’ ' o[ „ the rooms Beverdy Johnson, of Monumentttqnaro. tifttohelor, he hod -one fault—a gsneral I Mira SaUfo, with n face of the They dispersed, however, after breaking not a vestige of which, save tire floor, is on the third story, second tier, s a few panes of glass, nt tho request of averai^i to female ea>cfoly,an4^.pp<|icn- deepest rone-color, placed her hand to her left .The family, consisting of Mis. horrible sight to.starflc the Mayor, who was induced by tho lar aversion to Miss Saliio Hopkins, flic, mdtitlij'’ and FarTallyniul tyo .daughters, took refuge' . -.id: signs that apj>eared to insue a call for n drfpultaut In thAjnlxivonamikS lawrait tk-li.’r in the cellar, and escaped injury. Cross­ able to make his way through the smoko * “lam going to ecc Mr. Stiles on busipublic meeting. The following' Was Now be it known that, though • Miss There, stretched ing the street, it swept the three-story and flamts into it paracd : Bailie's name was put down in the list of ■stono structure kuowu os tbv Mahodb’ ujiou their pallets, tho mattresses, quilta, 0, day of blnnd>«4 ! Mr. .Stilus was krwlreJ. Thai in Uieoptaiou of this meet­ O. M. ’s (Old Maids), she was the round­ and Odd Pellows? hall from ite founda­ and even inflows of which had been ing it would prunwu, th* poscc ■ of hi* cliy if est, "cornert,- dimple-cheeked fpinntcr that her lawyer, but the uh fortunate’ girl wns tion, and left it a shnpele&s pile of rock, singed by fire, being partially covered the present trustees wtmM rs!iQ<rahib,tlio trust minister had ever lived in Lincoln. She had the soft- unaware theta Presbyterian mortar and shattered timbers. Bnt n with the water that subdued the flamta held by them, and trumfer over to thucr6Jlt<z>b e«t bnittn eyes, with a trick of looking tho on me, delightful cognomen, few feet to the eastward its mighty bolts around lhem, were the corpsefl of nine ' of the Hukof Maryland tno books and pajjers _) 3 I '1 down and peeping under tho Ludies j>er- > “ ^r- Stiles, indeed,” said our friend. unfortunate cryatafes, liomo of whom eaunedad Ibarotdtb. were launclieiL against the styna . J<d|yjl>taiW«ri^, ftDd to r taif waved '■ Well, I’ve Heard him well spoken of, deuce of Mrs. E. ifichards, and tumbled ' were paralytic, and a’J of them wery not The meeting then adjourned. The ap|l4o)fe ip the ®i:Jighl in mdvajtau- J but 1 ncwr expected you, Hallie, a Itap- its roof and a jiortion of the walls upon able to leave their beds.' A few bf them motion of Mr. Tliomas wns passed I«j nc-_ ner that a siuratptiblo lady, like you and l’Bt« be married by anyone but a minthe inmatriv Consisting of Mr*. E. and were burnrtl, and Lira hair upcii their' clamation ; and hero it te proper to rayl 1, would hive felt an irresistible desire I »«krin'yonr own ehurclj : but I suppose daughter’Liaric, aged 16; Mn*. T. H. hoods singed, but aH doubfejra di&l that tho trustees alluded to wore John to have sole ownership of tlie “nut-brown | Jou gave way to Mr. Fopkins, and I Edwards and, infant child, all of whom from suflocaflon caused by smoke. On B. Morris and R. W. Gill. Mr. Tiumaw locks." . i think it shows a downright good dispowere instantly killed by tho falling Uie Hecond floor likewise otto old man Ellicott, the other trustee, hnd long be­ ? But, however fascinating Mira Hallie sition.” • . .. rocka. Julwon Ilichards, the son of wai found dead seated wA choir.-- ■Hf| fore made known his willingness to re­ wm to tWeiscx hr genera!, as I have said, ' Miss Salfic got up in despair, and tho drad ladyj 1^’ ’whirl­ also died of asphyxia, anil Ixul been" so linquish his trust and throw the whole lictween her and Mr. Popkins there was looked fixedly oiil of the window, while wind struck the premises, was in the iuflna thatha'wis. nnitile to leave his concern into the hands of fed crfditotn •''Idfodly. fehd ; axi<l the aiui:e of all the.! Mr. Popkins’ lips moved occasionally, lujy-loft of a barn on tho lot, and was sea*. After tho fireman saw flmi Xl«r O* the bank, but Moaere. Gill and Morris trouble waa a meadow, spreading for ' w though he were saying, “ Water! instantly killed. The barn on tho prem­ flames were subdued a trying duly thought they could not do so without en­ and wide and uncouscions betwom Mira water !” But the unconscious cause of ises of Mrs. Richards was demolished, awaited them in fere ruins. It wo« cer­ countering a pecuniary tnspotwiJbility Bailie's and Mr. Popkinp’ farm. this turmoil sat serene and happy, fn- and a fine trotting horse, owned by tain there were the bodies of mtay ribo. tliat they wero unwitting to meet, the, Now the truth of the matter wns thiadulgtng:iuran cceasiapnl clmcjjc “nd. TlionuM* Wager, instantly killed- by*the IMU1 pcrmiietl tn a most, terrible manner. best legal ndvjce having been taken, nor UuU »udi ™ the falling timbera.' Across the street from Bui «L»l ™>.r w-WowNc U> .1.- ! •«' “”7 Popkine, but instead of going to Miss | this moment he saw he had arrived at the Richards house the wooden buill- torraiiw, tar tli« men-M hot ■ «»1 »«* ol • nwioritj of llw ouaitauot Uus Belli*- and frankly atathsg tho caiw, he I his destination^ anji .wtehiuc his twojje- ,ing occupied by Leyi Eastman was they eould ioodpo were either i 1 ; ■ ■ 1 ■*nuwtserve a process of law. Mies Sal- ! tims “ much hrippihera,** nb left them, racked and shattefod as if under flic hoiMed- io the residearea o! the ureeh-! The next Sundaynigbt both Johaaon'e.by the i_________________ - about in a ■ and Metis’ -b&MMitOb.bVrtt :MK»lbe lie flew all to ptoora, and declared she ~ human Ijcart is a ptnuigo affair, to fire of a hundred guns. .The houap borhood Thc or were.UU.V. wnnd«mug would maintain her righto nt any cost. raj the .laurt. of it. Had any one ad­ of Joseph Jackson was numte revl taxing, half craxodi and in some instances, half mob, with their libraries and contents. and soon brought mattery, to a most sat- rt oo w « » flu, w o>» sisxasggss Progression. Wo Retrograding. VOL. Ill <* tafftaten Ip Wd'th® ff«tin/oFtt^tWo abrtinilfe Mhld’iialfl, . use! s ,• �ATIONS! । GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. T*e BellaMe GOOD GOODS! ration from his brow.: you know that you an Yon know that you an CaadHae. Marrh Uth. 1S76. HrOspkii or Couattm*. suxD wwb uro DBnon. T1ME ’T-AEBUEU "I ,.y, Kra». get the nuurterv. I have a few track* which, to a man is your blind and healhenish condition, will be aa the refreshing waters of Sdoam unto the line below is the record of deaths, and we say mournfully peace to their Um JANUARY ISft. IM Leweot LIVING FroCI. SAP BUCKETS! SAP BUCKETS! XER/ST C300DS ashes. Sorrow tread* on the heel* of joy ; songs are hashed by the foot­ fall* of death ; * laughs are-lrtvken rudely—voices, no matter bow mnsical, still in a moment. > er it tuy duty a* a pillar of the temple ----------- "You say your a piftarof the teleraUi A boy *i*teed year* temple, do you *’ broke in the quiet­ looking man. “Ye*,".said the man with the tracks. ”1 may say without they arrogance that I am a pillar of the temple." "Well, then, I'm Samson," said the mild looiang man. and plant­ ing a blow on the •'pillar’s" temple, he knocked him down. Nothing is ao disgusting to the good and thoughtful as to hear the | ynnng, or even the old. use profane, low; nr vnlsar langngnge. Now it Meerns, however, that the boy does not feel himself a man unless be can 1 excell in this great vice. Put an end 1 to this vile habit Use n> profane expression*—oo sentence that would not put to blush the moat sensitive, i You know not the tendency of habit- :Broadway, N. T. ually using indecent or profane langiiago. It may never be obliterated from your heart, and when you grow up to be men,you may find at tongue's end some expression which you would 1 not dee for money. By guarding < againtp such evils you will save your- ; self a great deal of motificat>en. Never put off- till to-niorruw sr|;at you can do to-day. Never trouble others for what you can do yourself. A* a re|»rter passed a North Hili school house yesterday, says the Burlington Hawkeye, a studious look­ ing lad emerged from one of the doors I»'cr," and with a worried expression of counte­ nance, and ambled around to the rear of the building, closely followed by a companion "’ho popped from behind a fence. The two sought a retired nook, where the studious lad backed up against the wall, and reaching hi* hands behind him into that depart­ ment of a boy’s clothing that is patch­ ed next after his knees, he drew forth a heavy bucksir mit,and again anoth­ er. As be readjusted his deranged garments he winced a trifle, and, rub­ bing a little lower down his anatomy, gave vent to the remark; "The’re pn tiy good, Jimmy, bat be missed ’em seven tintes." GROCERIES! POST’S PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOUT SIZES AID PRICES! G. BAPIDS BED SAP BUCKETS, FEB lOO? trr.oo TWO HOOP PAXES, PEB 1OO 10.00 Ira's Salts froi $9.00 to $18.00 Boys’Suits “ $5.50 to $1L5O ET* AU Surar Makers wanting wood, and Post's Patent Eureka Sap KATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Wblcott Store ! BOOT FACS, OVERSHOES. Nabian kt 98 Cta. and Chil­ C. I’lttiiig’er dren’s Stocking* [all Wool] cause it is cheap. Remember that at 20 Cents, left. pride costs inure than hunger, thirst Persons who patronise papers should or ooliL Bear in mind that nothing pay promptly, for the pecuniary pros ­ ts troublesome that is dene willingly. w«* of Bijr Rsyids.fen dead while chopping pects of the pres* have a peculiar Much p*uu have evils cost us which power in pushing forward public pros never hnpeaed • Wait then till trials perity. I( the printer is paid promptly, co a. Take things always by their COATS* AND CLARK’S THREAD, B CT'S. and his poeket-book kept plethoric by of hi» partnU to $500,000. amoothe handle. Make the most of niompt paying patrons, he puts his mercies and-do not exaggerate trials. pen to hi* paper in peace, his para­ Wlirfi angry, count isn before you graphs are m«»rn pointed, he paints speak; if very angry, a hundred. He his pictures of passing events in more BEST $1.00 TEA roR 87 i CENTS I that doc* this will save himself from pleasing colors, and the pernsal of much sin and many sorrows. PONT FAIL TO TRY MINE! his paper is a pleasure to the people, paste this’piece of proverbial philoso­ The Hf</hr«J MurkcJ Price paid for phy in sonic place where all persons Country Produce. Many farmers no doubt wonder how it is when they have bought a A brakeman on tb* Michijnin C*a»r*l, DON’T TASS WITHOUT CALLING new kind of teed (wheat for instance) Railroad »»ed Palmer died Marek 9d>. that in a few years it ha* lo»! its ex­ , cellMice, and that they have an op­ portunity of buying a choice, article, a grain at a high price. The query r«rt»000. Il BEST 0 K CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON PRIHTS FROM 6 TO 7 Cl For our Pans, and the best brand of Tin for oar Buckets, and have a workman that can COTTON GOODS CLEARDOWK’. MZake Better Buckets Than any other man in the State. Beard. Farnbam k Moore, 5v» mllro eaM of Cedar Spring*. bnrae-1 to tho around improved not by frequent changes,but March 9th. Less, $18,000; insurance $8,­ 000 by great care in propagating the besi. There is a beautiful tradition cun nected with the site on which the temple of. Solomon was erected. It is said to have been occupied in com­ mon by two brothers, one of whom bad a family, tLe other had none. On the spot was a field of wheat. On the evening succeeding the harvest, . the wheat having been gathered in shocks, the elder brother said to his wife, “My younger frother is unable to bear the burden and beat of tiie day; J will arise, take off my shocks, and place them with hi* knowledge.’ The brother being actuated by the same beeevdent motives, said within himself. ‘My elder brother has a fam­ ily, and I have none; I will contribute to their support; I will arise, take off my shocks, and place them with bis, without bis knowledge.’ Judge of lheir mtiUtal astonish­ ment when on the following morning they found their respective shocks transpired dor several nights, when each resolved in bis own mind to stand guard, and solve the mystery. They did so, when the following night they met each other half wav between their respective shocks with their arms full. Upon ground hallowed by such associations as this wav the temple of King Solomon erected—so spa­ cious, so magnificent, the wonder and admiration of the world. Alas! tn these days, bow many would sooner steal their brother's whole shock than Proprietors. TOMBSTONES C. 0. WOLCOTT. and MONUMENTS, Forelga & Americas Satisfaction Guaranteed. SEVEN friers’ Mm* Imc, h. II PIANO PIECES ' - «______ 50 Cents. SSL’"’" FIVE Ulnae labCnee, Ik li HTRAOBDINARY Selliis eiclixively for Cash at ne Price it All, aid at 12 1-2 Per Cent Profit . LONG BRICK BARGAINS ! TRUMAN’S! ----------- AT AND FBAMK8, STEBEOPTIOOKS* MAfflO LASTEBMB SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIOI8. AO., AO. AC, MICRO SCIENTIFICLAXTERS, VNITKRSITY STEREOITICON, ADVERTISER'S BTERMOmCON, ARTOmCON, FAMILY LANTERN NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, Old Bile De€y. noiorfai'ly known as FLANNELS, ANO UNDERCLOTHING. MERCHANT TAILOR! Eor Men and Women. of a CASH HOUSE. WHICH While t ws Utah rtrh a(wd about four,mo I WILL RETAIL AT KNOWN IN i.s. nmintcg. lei’s, TOOTHS* I Miff CLOTHIIO NEW 9tb. by abootiug bioiMtf with • revoksr. Hs h sew lyi»< ia a eritiaal eaaditUa aaJ caanul rwover. He f*IM in bnsinam a few day* a*a, which wa* probably t. a «mm for the ruh act. 591 Broadway, New York, Photograhio Material! BOOTS, BEADY MADE CLOTHfflG! Lu.ummuo. CI1ROH08 CONSISTING OF man named Thomae Carroll was BLACK * rULLUL STEREOSCOPES AND HEWS! RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! CAPS, PRICES HERETOFORE U N NASHVILLE! »ao «« BAVAaaaoo-. columk A Full Line of those Double Width LIVERY! ALPACAS, FOR 25 UTS. TO $1A YARD. JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF Slaekmaan A Willyard 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING RI 8 CENTS ESS-Sss FREE BY MAIL FLORAL GUIDE. DETROIT SEED CO., TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF billk «f weed CHICAGO SEED CO. H. AJL.DTIICH ftsi fircai, tab, Cate, M« aii Pia Never smile sweetly or lean fondly •ide ol the store u filled up for. busi­ toward your wife in public, or you ness on ill own aoevont. In the g»o. will cause strangers to think she i* eral arrangement each aide i* dupli rhe wife or widow of some other pale of the other, (be d-flereeee l/eiag that one side is cash and the other 23 credit When a customer comes in, While an Iowa woman was strugthe first question asked is, “Do you ing in lhe water and likely to Boots, Shoes 4 ttubt>ei*s WH HELD SEEDS SALE aii BOABDISG STABLE, Which will be sold from 50 cents to $1 less per pair than can be bought elsewhere. A specialty in AND A LARGE LOT OF LIVERY STABLE! You can be shown everything you want in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE ABD LAMPS! WM. VENN. PsoraicTOK. ARTISTIC A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! PAINTER8I NASHVILLE, MICH. THE THlMTXaE ED1JBON BUFFALO BOBES, UP ROBES i IORSE RLiMETS GBOOBHIZII H. ALDRICH. 11 MlOUgan Grand Ahmm. Dstratt. GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, NASHVILLE, MICH. EJOTffCHL ROOM ATKINSON <f> BOE, money BLACK A FTJTXEB, EVERY DEHCRIPTION OF EW FIRM “LET THE EAGLE SCREAM! ellixen of Grror vil)*, ahoi hi muIf throogb the head with a revolver Sunday. Il la' aappoaed he waa Insane. He is'the fourth out of the family bonnet—swim for Hfe ** and she kick MARBLE WORKS West Sidfi of Main street, opposite Uniaa Home. DRT GOODS, GROCERIES, Re OLD FELT HATS AND FBICES OTTCR, GOODS EIGHT SONGS 50 Cents ELLMY 4 FANCY GOODS! Don’t bay until you have seen For we will give you better goods in tho Hardware Line, for less money than any other bouse in Barry or Eaton counties. CHEAP MUSIC our advice. When your wheat is ripe, go over the field and hand pick by the beat heads. Plant this, and re|>e*t the process every year, and you Loveite Grover, * ■witcbm*n *1 J*ikcca* will have an excellent seed wheat for sale. The same will prove troe while working *1 nskiag up * train M*reb 18tb, clipped sad wu ran ov*i by th* care, in com. and ia fact every crop. Pos­ iutietiag iajoriM from which be died. sibly the potatoes do not depend so The Detroit Evening Kbwa'tibel nil.t«r<n. inaitd Hat week, in * verdict of $4,500 lied, but we believe it is a should never be deviated tmOKQ, And leaving their orders early, so as to be sure of getting them in season. We use nothing but the । Uyl My $1 Tea beats all the hobby prices in town! For further particulars inquire at the counter. G, A. TRUMAN. JOB PB1NTINGTm �ATTENTION, ALL! LOOK HEBE! IBCTdWB 1 mots. Hie yeaa for granting said petition is Downing. Nayo—Okte, Wolcott, Hardy and CORN, tmw, OATS, Clover Seed, fco., . DriiTsred at ttoit ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. HartakUW >0 Lansing. and judge GENEVA NURSERIES, rOTATUEH, Booth and aiae^wwj dhera. asking for a sidewalk on both sides ol Queen KreetXbrth «T Sherman street. PelititM granted asd rtie following —Mr. Frank Timmerman C. ». JBAIleKW ■ Oa note by Halbert tb. paliliea FHTDAY. almost everything tto eidvwalks nrfjriniag said street; Said ride"M Walks to to computed en er before f aa. IMh, 1871. Petition presented signed by all the barbers in Nashville asking the Common Council to pass an onliw nance to close nil barber shops on the Sabbath. . Ou motion the petition was tabled Petition presented signed by N P. n* Frink and twenty-five others, asking *“ the Common Council to lay and esM" tablisb a street from the east end of Phillips street, east to the street run­ tv. ning north and south put the com- LATH, SHINGLES, WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR. STUCCO, Frail A Oraaawatal TREES, SHR8BS, HIES, laid™ GARMG! C. R BAILEY. Proprietors. NEW GOODS I BOISE BRO’S. Centennial LARGE INVOICE! ville, wae entered by burglars tot week $28, for lb* next sixty days. - IIllMie Tlmwthy Seeri night Wm. Griffin, living seuth-wsat of the Goods bought for CASH. light ex- the lightning struck hie pan, eoooping ovary .DAUGHERTY'S Tto Ant day out of rovry oeven Ttaro mrot to pi—ih fa proy. Th. mlatotero who mk to wta Mae from tote rod way. B. RA8EY, Draryrmm. Gooddaai J • frwnwv mvrte* te swyJto to to vgteea <TLEMENT ^SMTHL. T H. LEE, U, XFargrertw ■KherfO; KMUSs.atkt; cwteotfatea spmisiw- BOTTOM PRICES DBUGS, MEDICIWES, BOOKS, STATZOWAWr, PIAltQ AMD OKOAMI TERMS- frt- FEB QUARTER. Dry Goods WAIXPAPEB, PAINTS, OILS. Room, oror Potee Brrn.’ Prog Btaro, WmavOte, M. - VAKNISHES, —The Woodland victim of misplaced con- TOXUET A&TZOXSB, IN- BKU8HES, teas, coffees, SPICES, DRESS GOODS! MONEY TO LOAN f 01 Ajprwtl teal bale Imfa C. Clsrw, Blanks, .......... .$2 25 O. Strong, Printing, fi.*9 E. J. Feighner, Recording,.......... 14.60 ft. Btyto, ,otsr work on ri«ad„„.... 23.30 Clement Smith, AU'y foe. and rent 27.60 0. motion Council adjournsd. G. A. Tbvhax, Recorder. Preriitou —Editors are rated cheap ia Hastings. place to smoke bams and shoulders, gives Wm. Mertoretm. who tot week publicly■ ven*, to his troubles in the Hastings 2Jan>UT pommeled John Dennis, has been fined 1 Of last week as follows: ' A bran new Witon Sawing Machine, of and ooets, which was nnmfcdiately payed by "Mr. Editor, as I waa looking over the tho same style as adrerttod in another col­ Nashville News, that little half sheet that , is printed at NaahviUe, I saw ssmethhig umn, win to sold cheap and on. time. In­ about a man la Woodland smoking bams in quire at this office. an out-fiouse used for other purposes. Those same hams were smoked expressly for him TIMES ARE NOT DULL at the editor of the NaahrHle Jtoto," DA DOHERTY’S Wholesale and Retail Gro­ All right Jake, bring theta along? You cery Stere, near the Depot. his change, and prepared to juup the town tot Saturday when -a couple of bis creditors are entitled to a little more free puffing it this paper. prevailed upon him to disgorge their just down at hard-pan prices at H. W. Fuxr'i equare-dealing Grocery Store, East aide of dues, one receiving his stamps and the oth­ —The Miobigaa Cmtol Railroad will is­ er a revolver and a a pair of skates. Bito, Main street, Nashville. ■ sue a series of round trip excursion tickets never allow the iron hand of tto law to on* to Naw York ted Philadelphia at greatly force tho eoltotian of a debt again Better reduced rates, daring the centennial seago rugged aad honest than to sport fbUb­ ers that do not belong to you. S1H.187A Throe tiek.to will iroued to - “ ,—A. aoon a* tb. weather permit. Jacob corer all route., and will be on aale al all Ixntjt * Son. win eommsnee werk apen principal offices in the country. If you want their new furniture fMtory. Already brick to roe the Bl. Lawrence, with its famous for the eegiae h«aM i. being ditoered on Rapids, Montreal; the magnificent scenery the ground. The building will be a frxaa of Vermont and New Hampshire; Niagara Falls, the Mecca of the World; the Use of ike Erie Railway, with its Walkin'. Glen, An thfal «f wort tn to nteto-ii, g PAKADY. M»Mltetar« rt They always keep a good variety, aad sell at Bottom Prtcce. , A WKB8TKR k HOBB8, ,Bbck- WU1 gtoOMir Cwtorocni MT to aSrowtawm of *4se iVashvOte. DAUGHBRTFB- » toOdsPhjtetomM.ffMysm NMhvttte.MMT*7 " M FLINT, ’ Attomew X-msr. OStrorrorShtesnsm. Pros Stem, NmOsgte-Wto. nap _ e lb er barrel; ato Smoked Bams and Shoulders al 11 eente LhievM escaneA highway running north aad south on the ' MwvwammpM. west side of th. Village eemstery elevator. ____________________ -We tore that a party of sixteen yearOn motion by Downing the Presield boys are making arrangements to take dent appointed the following named B^. My Favorite Chewing Tobacco 1 persons ax a committee to settle with the Village Treasurer and report at the next regular meeting : T. C. Downing, E. J. Feighner and C. C. Wolcott. On motion the Carter claim was. not allowed. Ha Tho following account® were pre­ sented and on motion allowed. JONES’ DENTAL ROOMS, in Naabville»for Ha. bahbek. m, d, TT .mlUiK AINSWORTH fc BROOKS, ae follows: Yeas—Olds,, Wolcott, Hardy and Halbert Naya—Downing. On motion the following ordinance was adopted: of Grocery* *L YIT.LMfK DIKKCTORY. sums or $300.00 and UfTfjiRDS on urso Ttn. i. itranu. OVMm. A —f. —. 8...I... Ml,. ELI STRONG, Practical Millwright, shx ■AsittimiT, YOB SALE CHEAP late rest; the Susquehanna and Lehigh Val­ leys ; the coal and iron regions of Pennsyl­ vania, and finally the city of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, the Tickets and ttoutea will afford you the opportunities. Poodvr well this information, and do not select your k. assisted alternately by Revs. Sinks route until you have looked the Miobigaa ana Woeke. at the Christian Church, wore Central and Connections carefully over. brought to a ctoe tot week Thursday, art er having been crowned with great auoersa The result is moeh good done to Nashville. Of held last Monday and the following ticket the 80 who expressed their intentions of etoted: doing totter an* living near tto Cross. 69 Preridsat—H«n. H. G. Barber. waited with the church. Now that the M. Recoider—J. C. Griswold. E. Church has taken up the good work. 1st it go ou until all shall find their fact tread­ ing tto wralght and narrow path, and new and togas t.mplss for the only tree mJ living God to created in tto banner vLlage brick residence to to built by B. F. Reyn­ olds. a frame by Conrad Clever, and more tofcDew. The protracted labors of Err. C. L ^ •‘Heroropatby." delivered tot Monday night before the Literary Socialy. spoken of m a very able ptoJuclion Tho Dr. togan with a brief glance at aariaut medicine. «50 years bvfoen Christ, following it down ■util the taredaettea of Brnnoopaihy. by ItSEmUX XUXET. March 14th. 1876. Ed. Naw. Elder Mowers, of Woodland, commenced bis fourth protracted meeting at the new U. B. Churrii in our town a lit­ tle more than a weak ago. and already abou I thirty persons have joined the church. The interest » yet good antf the meeting is still A, Prtw IkM IWj CwWblM. A UnrftakW TJmi nlfbi draw nrar, and many cam* To Hate, while h« apcto And prove beyond the .llgbte.1 doobt That women ought to role. THE BEST 8Mrti>f8i Wines and Liquors I Shteliags To User, WV BUio. pralaaa .Ira, Aeoepi tom. Ellbu ! FOR MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL FUR- Button, Now pray, good Mandi, doo*, think that Am half lacltod to flatter. But Calvin, next, iaah wUdosa apok. On this tbamc, “Mind and Mailer.'* POSE8 ONLY. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Do yon want Paints and Oils ? Netioas, Hibbaas, Do you want School Books ? Fan, Do yon want a Prescription filled kt. with care ? TUast call and exemtne Good/ and Compare Pricet, IstbrlM., Mkh. Home Circle ? Scarfs, With tbougbU ou -Hygiane." Jttstie* of the Peace, Vo «» Mala Strove, Do you want a good Book for the Aad soon came advmatte. That teSlm mart with gram a To tend a halptaf hand. So Mrv. Flint prepared with < The .object lawyer Flint did ehooaa, War -AJeohei ite Um,*' BE TST-TT ST Hats, Caps, Bests, Shoes, Tba Dr.'i tbougbta wvrv really good, U ealy all would head. The many of his kindly hlnU, Twould than ba well Indeed. ^TM. JONES, before pnrebaung eltewhere. General CanceifanciMg, GJlectitmo v tpeciallff. ■ ONEY TO LOAN IF so, Call and See Us. MBS. L. O. CROCKER Yoon Truly, KOCHER BROS. BOISE BROS. MILLINKBY t FAICT GOODS’ H'orstedji, Real and Imi­ tation Lootsr Yak Lace, Passimentire, Real and Imitation BoirGoods. IN AJ*r. THB LATEST 8TYLEB. Infectious g>»rm« were widsly spread. And sum of propagaUou. CBM. W. MSMAY, On Manh lb. fth, the —1 crowd Came hurtling through the town, For, by the way, them teotnroe now JEWELER 5 OPTICIAN Tbs Judge usooncal a wsij-kaown natni And quickly Op he steppad. Twas Chas, you know, and qukt amDoa NASHVILLE. MICH. jWfisCK •»e-J hlroMM to Ma item* “Ramaopathy. Mr. Godfrey Hu’chins cento near bring giriug to btotoiy, law of .era, prajiwaa aa killed in hb bare a few days tg-t by the Moom. aWtxpteMag. without tatoto I . it. opponent., the fateeto existing fcjjing of a scaffold or flo r over band upon against it. The ether exsectoe of tto erro- which bad beau ylaetd about two hundred tog oMutatod of hmirumewisl and vocal music, urf apaem by Mrs M. 1. Tlmssar man, which wo publish entire ia as Uber , totem* The cterek wro filled with an oust very near bring kills*, by tey>M »’ dislodge a tree he tod chopped. These are warnings which we etomld hoed and hare a watchful eye when engaged in such work. RKBKIVa TUB I BRAND PRIZE | NEDAL. Clockst Speciaccs, $c. LntWtA^873. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS! The (Maroa Grangv fa al tot roewrvd a OIAK. W. DEM AR AY MEAT MARKET I ROE & CLEVER. tbaakiawtbspteUe ter j-ctonsdtas ooaiinuasute «f ike samv, a»* wemj* TStaU Prices Me to Srt Ike Tines, ata fa take Craft. W-gHTTH, Addrau ClkMff^ni. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. IMrTert.lT. Naw Orieaas.La. 9LLmM.M FRESH �onri) vc-ted fareo*rk*fcsi. ' r —The THt-vn^. a drily paper atarted by fo 105 y Mir*, many of whom were overcome by bright and smoko, while other- were too feeble to run or clamber to tiro roof. In tiro cwafuaiem that emuad eighteen of Uro Inmates per- X*3S!WSH?^i.‘SSX fffiO in number, were uusnecasafnl In their fiskJart year, and were furnfab-rf will, food from Ireland. CommuMcaUon Lm been cut mite* from Harper * Ferry, killing ten persons mid seriously injuring rfx J —The -Old Bite 2jMwrn," pf revolutionary fawto, at Boston, Was gritially drummed by fire a few nights rinoc. . —The elMtMUta have become unruly. A ter " ■rfil: haifatorm atruek Dubuque., on the night of > *af. depsrtxtMnt aspandir otiiMrtioti with tiie army . . Iklkuapi'w#* interested in ecnlraris under the Iiuluu ••bureau ; -hiul obtained a- )x»S from Coma^Mihimr Smith ou Us own acemut; the President had ftttmafood Mm wilb tafwmatiori n-b^fay eapBC «>«* ha M partner a tn Wnasrt, and waa not obliged to attend to btutineaM, even, though ha divided the prdflta With others: neither tbe president nor tho secretary of the Intericr bad kfi8Wwi;e’(}! Kis'i'ecelvttig money for his (Orvil'o' hiHitt-:i<yi H procuring plaeas fur others ; be had procured aome places from Hie interior d<-pyFt*wt«Md IbhJiidian tetireail; . —Wist. Ttobiiiaou. a prumiuout MsMacluttotts J jaruallat, died at Boston, IsH «rt<4:k?4g<d 5B year*. BoUwsuu W*s ImoWri among rmwspujxw.mcn an "Warrington," tiro Washington corrtMporuJcnl of the HP ring Arid riiy-MKW. -Albert Edward hag grown wVary of hunting elephants and tigers La India, and fa now oik hie homeward voyage. —From England is reported an elopement in wife with toe Marquia of Blandford, eldest son of the Duka at Marlborough. —IM Storrs' church, in Brooklyn (theChurch of tho rilgrima, Cong reg atiouri\ haa adopted rctohiliom tbatfbey will not bo bound by the principles declared Jay Ulc fate Advisory Council, and that It will‘not continue fellowship with any church adhering to tiro arid principles. —A- H. -Bowman. . wife of Collector Biiwman, of Uoufavitle. and 'dater of Mrs. Biliitfap. dted a few days tducc. yy **nre»i‘fonr Inchas ^ln circuuifaiTDcc. The Mreswslppi aud ite tributariea ip the north are rtcing rapidly and a ditertroua flood is threaianed. The hurricane that passed over Dn|m|ue, ah» ybited SUe n county, Mo., blow ■ down ecrrrsl’housre. killed ano and injured jrereons st Hassan!, leveled to tho ground , ’ by tbe Emms Mbw <k*n*#y, to jPondon. has been withdrawn cm the jjropnd tiiat’ibe *rit of arrect wm nerved white fckrtmk was serv­ ing a* AmlMteadar, and therefore illegal. ;■-Spain Uss dwmamhd aattefacltob of Great ArZain for the recapture of an Engifair vcee*l by her own trtw. which had fallen into the tetnds of IhoSpanbhtjOMt guards. Hie Cortes baa alac protested against the smuggling: that ta rerbaloo by ;EngH*lE irtritaff vMteta.fwm bill was finally poresd. Hou*e.-Thom«rtot th* time of Um> bouse ooiwuniMl by ths member* at the o.nunlttre ou Stock GrowareCt manslaogh'cr egamsC tbe captain of' tho Fran coni*, the Btcamt-r wboao bad navigation caused the sinking of the Blralbclyde in Dover barber -G»k, frotu Iho Cocunltlee cn Militaryabout a mouth ago. The "pilot was censured. Affair*, reported a bill to rqoahu liu> IamibUm of —The Turks are rejwfted to have been se­ •oldter*.... Jenk*. introdmxd a biU to traxwfer the verely handled in a rrccut engagement with Fe^aMiu Bureau from Ike latericr to the War Departmdtii....BanaIsg presented the protert of, UieCInctUMaU diatUicra agilnrt any law changing the tax ou wblaky....TowtMwnd (Pa) delivered a CHIXK AKD CBIMINAUi. dcel*rcd war, and blockaded the Corcan ports. apeceh iu opposition to the reduction of Omgrcn—A case of unrequited love ia rejorted from " —In respenro to an inquiry in tbe British mea** aslartis ; alluding to Randall’« vote for in, B. Louis. Mabel Hall, a ballet girl at one of House of Commcn*. Mr. Burke, one of the ercaaad (alary at the tart *«MfaO, Itaodall rep'led tho minor theater*, wae shot dead by Edgar under secretaries for tiia. foreign department that the people bad ootu!ernnr<l that in.aanve, and hr Moore because she refused U> reciprocate bis stated Hist there waa not U.n slightest founda­ acoeptod tho venltai. ■ White -Do f troderrtand the affection. The di-appointed lover thru com­ tion for the report that the British government iratietuan to •*>• be n*Mt*.I th* fact th*t the «mhtry condemned IC* ,.vota et> tbe b*tk eatery qiieamitted suicide by shooting himself through the had demanded the recall of Gen. Schenck. lioe T Randall—It I* nene cf jour larttocx whal I *a. [L*ughter.] JhaveuMktomy atetamaetia m^iiA a wealthy*S|auilard, ' i -Recent heavy rains in Nq^iern Geqwny cAGMd.U-il.Ul!,. littl* tema ot connection. Wblte-Doe*.»ot the gentiwnan redding in New York, win abducted from one vo that the co untry would be better yteaacrt if lhai back salary wire refuadeilf' ll»o<l*U—Tbal 1* of the principal streets of that city a few days eight bounce were buried. Chicago Lkdghm—Beat Btory p*p« noee of-your burincaa rtther. (Laughter.] Wbra ehice by a man who showed an officer's shield. —Tho tobacco crop of Cuba for tills season 1 do aught here Uiai dote pot berom* a repratenta- going. Boe adTOrtkrameoU The Scnor had Just drawn *30,(KM) from a fa reported to l>e almost a total failure. tir*. tho propio will take eras to ocusign tu* baek to liank. and. as be did not understand the EngPnumES on the face, rough akin, —Ciiina iwratee reoentijr murdered the oa[>- private life. Tbe law gave ft to ar. My people Mh lanffAgi »a-U«M»d A- f• 'Jridt. *" taln and pilot of- a German calling vessel at have approved of run alnee, and It dore not Ua In chipped b ' ' affections the stranger, since which time no trace of Mm “t one of tiro Colevtiri porte, am! Bnmarck l>a« the power of any mbevsble man here—(laughter) — has bean dteoqrend. - •/ < — "determined to exact full satiafactioo, in which to talk about my coaacfener. —A Canadian Jurv haa brought in a verdict of " course bq will have tbq aaefatanco of the manslaughter against ahiaokamitii'afppwMttioe, - I Britieb and ;4merxah eqn*.}»n» to CTriipHo Gtabam Smith, for cataing the death of a young ■man named Joshua Bertram by thruptiag a rot­ -Twenty-four men were killed at an Egyp­ het iron itfto bia boweia»to the dopih"of four tian port on the Suez canal by tho explosion of inches, death envuing three days afterward. -th0 boiler of a steamer lo:ded with troop*. The prisoner wax commiycd.to JdL ’ ' - Hl—It ia reported that on tho 7th inst. tho —Ono Anbichon. a clever but intemperate Abyrrinians attached the Egyptians in camp at artist, died at Montreal a fowdjqpgja.-twfa'g Gnudra.-, ami wore repulsed. On the 8th in arream for three months’ board. The pro­ Prince Hreaan made a sortie and captured an Jocludlng the following: By Ucwltt (kJ*.), prohibit. prietor of tiro IxMidipg-i mMe, toward repaying important position, but afterward returned io lu^ contributidoi'from ths aClresw and employee <rf himself, sold tfce'DBfly to T dhnectlng room camp. The Abysainiami made a second attack th' Govenim.-ut for political purpoae*; by Dlbrell on the Sth. but were again repulsed with great quantity than Wo barrel* per year; by .Laadan. —At Trenton, N. J., tiie jury hi the cato -of • to allow eeveuty days* vacation, with pay. to al; JiwephtM Boor, the defaulting state treasurer, Government employe*, lo attend the Centennial cclbrought In a vtrdlrl of gkiBty, rteopcaeua- —The Norwich . (Conn.) Almshouse was burned to the ground on Sunday night of Jaat peek, and In tho rates, it ia believed, fourteen bet of the fifty-four inmatea were tamed. Moot of tliom were old people, aged between 60 and 70 rears. Five were crippled by leapJ < hi>' AGENTS WANTED EOS THE ENTENNIAL HISTORY of the u.s. B atiun for mercy. Fijr.tuctAL ajtd fjrjmritT.'tc.. CONGRESSIONAL. mstte-r. TTTo report of this committee has There were 1,508.747 bogii slaughtered at been'MHWMtfal,'is totllo effect that the TttisiuT, March 7.—Stwite.—Gordon intro­ Chicago last winter, and 04.783 cattle wore cJiirgO||.of:grt>ws cruelty to bows and girls were duced a resolution inatruettng tho Finance Com­ fully eustained^e jiroofa bring' ao oonduaivo — 'flic number of bogs packed duiiug tiro mittee to ascertain, If partible, what’ amendmrtit* that they could not bo shaken by rebutting season jitot cloned in Chicago, Cincinnati. 8L to the Bsvrnne law* are necessary to prevent fraud* teatimmiy. Tiie report meets with tho general Jjou-.*, Irttitevillo,,-Milwaukee and Indianapolis apjwoval of the public and tho officials now in in 8 M3.C22. tho average net weight: being ....ibq: charge mnat step dwwri and out. -Jets saiMctel tschfeg —Gen. 'Sclkasp l|»a been formally arrested ou the diMges of bribery jitjtfarred ag%tost Min. ffygute-baijjo dqiwtr whim rtxiWrol, Uio amount of big .bond !»cujg rized ab<25.000. The .-arago^iaux guarding tho Black IIUit> from tiro cmermcbipB .miner* recepQy aj,tadi*l C<i-ter Qty and drove off all tbe stray horses ■«. yhi^ Moiti of Sioux City. Wai killed. All able-bodied whites are ourolled for the war that fa deemed inevitable. Mrs. Emmr. Wribs -fa aupcunced for/an en­ gagement at McVicker’s Tlieator, Chicago, in Walter Foctl’s great creation of "Mcg Merrilro.’' Upon Mr*. Walter, by the dnanimotui MiffragwuJ-ibe-fairorican critica. the mantle ot the late Cliazkxte Cushman has fallen, and riicre are fany whu look uftm Iror jwrsoaaiidn of tiro wild and weird old gvpsy a* more accu­ rate. mi lerau ssjiw |»wrrfu] than that of Mi-* offered a rne-dutlon direst** id brvMtlgstfrm Into Hie chargv Cut Ltei.rex'irt.tiv.- Hayes (Maj had tx-rti guilty ot arthnga Wret Potat esdrtrtnp... Tos'tcr Introduced * *u U kteoteMow deflaitig tM dntfa* and jnerogitirr* of lao boaae In matton rt —Tiro national bank of Belgium, at Braasote, has been defrauded oct of G.OOO.CCO franca, or over ♦1.000,fXXl*,1by »n imbentfliig deric. who Ipw probably nailed for Ibis, coutiiwiit. J —A report from San Frsnciavo is to the effect that uTMigemonte Lave been completed for the Government to bare. the product in the Virginia and California mines for the year, and Sg»l>ly it to the rroumption of specie payments. Mr. Jsrooe (’. flood, of tho famous :iru» of Flood A O'Brien partially confirms this akry. but says all tha detidl* Lava not boon settled. —Duluth ia at pro ent without a single Lank, tito last am! only one having shut up shop a tew days since. The failure fa a bad one, as tiie institution owoe ov« (80,000, with but —IL . —Daniel Drew, tho famous Wail street operator, baa been pushed to tho wall by bls rirsfa. He baa flled_a petjiton m .banJauptoy, ■fating that Ms lia^iUtioeTlnanrtrjo711.500,000. He baa been in Wall street for thirty ^sarw. and dates tho beginning of his misfoT- Terrilvrtes, and to provide for lheir vpeedr sdiaU•tan a* Slates, *Uj, to tinpree a tax oo the sale* of ■took* and bullion; by Brown, granting the rlpht of way to raUioarl oooiyauie* thronab th* InOlan' Jvmtory; by Cannon, to exempt peraoaa engafed Lu the portal service, from ndlifa duty and from Jury service; by Blaine, regardinc U»« regnUUon _ nai igatiou, anti of steam vaaavla, ateq, by request, dec anug tbe iitb of April, 1H7S, a bolw,J' “> "'**iangion city; by Meade, by r»lo provide for a marc certain resauiptioc of fpevte j>*ym«nta on Jan. 1, UCT... Baker (tpdd, > iffrrrd a rr»o!at'Ofi reciting that “the paopte <m* beforc the Gram."-Jetty -vf tiie Dtetrtet Court and bring with him ail paper*, check*, document*, etc.. and to testify la regard tb the charge** pending Ln that court agaldtl (h* l*t» fiecretary of War. Two ^nen’sjjanetJr.sHvarMedaL U *bmx* *1 vibui*14« t» i . I Co-wWi. CoM*. AsteHM K*r.tul-O« Hniajvs.ewa ;ASS people, by Uro i*o,m. as<t fee the propte, and that in It* »r'iro>rtaie apbere lb* Government M thia' r.atiou I* roveeclgu iml •upr-rme; that In tka nature it ■» jM-nuarwut anti lodl*ao!ablc, < zerpi by tbe ac­ tion -n-t ronaent of tbe abate propio t that no Stale baa any right or auttuixlty to judfta ot the conatltntlooality ' of the laws enactrti by Caagteaa, POlSiBLE GRINDING BILLS. would be prejudicial to tbe hlghert Interest* of the country that Lila coiteagnea and himself •bould be CVU.[tiled to *t*t« What had Iraavyltvd Ln their eammlltet-room. A long and exciting debats fol­ The Kpcwtcr rvtponJrd that Lite motion to impend lowed. participated tu by Blaine, Ironror, tb* rule* and *.!<»* thn rtrei'.nlioa waa not divinKnott, Psnfprth | tble. The motion t > «u»pend tiro rates and adopt llepubllcati* lntini*l.-d -Tbejuryin a^.TwMd cmo at l ave brought th a vtr.Hct againct the IpUHGKgr: 'ir-t1 ootrfedtrvoy of States ur nations; that the tcu*Ututlm waa formed by the people acting In tbelr primary (•*!-laMyiduar capacity, through their delegates thereto duly. eemrtltuted; that the Gov. | SEWINC MACHINES. HOME GROWN log reiolutlou.: Jteaotred, That Um jm>*aj>'.«v of tha United Etale* ooQititutca nation in tha aenac, to the extent, and for tho j4irjx»«a denned in the sriasuxTLrs ‘ tbejiytgBjote. IfMytecMbetlpue.JZ'waHarill m»nt of the United State* 1* > Federal Union, and wa* formed by lb- reojile of lha tcvcral State* In tlu traoverelgn capacity; that the rightaanil jower* ‘holders of thp^zpdu Mwbdiar* AMs. The followup dffktaBsrtresechc’Sewr FTeridMt. Sidney Dillon ; Vice-Fmident, Elivba Atkina; T„ ..rf *«»«.. *. H. Ml* —butt, has "been enterwiby tha Govemmcnt ■ ACEN Umltiti by tbr Federal t’emrittnUofl, and there rl ~t,t* »ud JowtVa canuol Lw enlarged or <1itr!nl»!ro<! rzccpl by anrtumdmattotlieConrtttntinn. flreofmf Tirol tbe righto of Htate* tasvt. the raiu* aanettotr a >nro of the myetexic wi moat, ami a*re it fa no dnibcyii^Sash.-fwblttigmSflro. t me tffalUi M tbofaky ww state aM ttfa< irnu sbon^ Trace* of blood wore found on fatxses and trete toudiH by tiro (slim, jfake,. Hoge ami ctoflttaa' ffevotf ed ft with evident 150 NEW BOOKS __ Agare* WAATKn WOK TU, CENTENNIAL R. R. MW OF THE U.S. "• waffiti-FAw* the Idea erf a perpetual iiii !<m as cemtemj^ated by tbr Ibnrtllutior:, and *b<nsM be regarded a* l-rtng forcvlrr < xtingubbed by th-j result at' the recent eivti conflict. Helmen edited for ths yeas and nay*, and they ware ordered. Bfalne rxpre««cd th* bops that every Union man la tbo-lioass would vote DO YOUR OWN PRINTINC! <KTOVELTY La of vervtee, taking into, account, bowevw. all lore! fayrifehta af bounty. . -Hon. GiAacn Welles, former Sccretwy of tbe Navy; vra^rtMtiy skamiMd 4^ »• JU— tor Marrill, | ' « ***». - mc-JA chotow U GuO)aMn« • *is Foaetaar. rill; but aa be declined, the pfaoo wm tendered । to Judge Taft, all tbe other membent spjiroviDg ] fnrt rasas. 1‘ICKKA8 A!fD KTEMCKHti. I Tho facility,jrjtli which cunibiuiUu>n lockh and similar eonirivanctw hwve lx»ii ‘ opened in the-meant bsak robheriaatsuggests to tho New York Tima# ** the > suapBcion that of the Hwchanu* ' employed in muling the safee anti vaults j gwe h nding their aid u> what appetira to j ‘be an organized raid on tho banks."-j This is rv Little Hpvcrt* on - tho workmen j Ij ' • - pugggod in the buuneM referred to, but it is little muro than a yexr since a noted expert, employed by one of the .safo ----- ipaniis tri open kJcs when their cnr.!tomera had kwt or forgotten tho combi-' lt natian, ww oouvictod of safe opening on . ’us own account io *B«a^iMK*aeot and to wlect delegate* to the Nattecd OuDwaticn. and to appojtt a oew State Ceotrel Cotamittoe. p-ukting an editor," mjh a Soinorrillo (T<mh.)| paper. “ We bare jusd been presented , with a liaard with two tails." I MANUFACTURE ALL KINDI fe'rtaaehXjsts MTHM*. I-iartEu'ssxaft $20 kl s»JK*r � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-03-24.pdf.pdf cbe641d8fad670e78842f861be44163a PDF Text Text ’ PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, ’ - —AT—. Suhrille, B»ny County, Michigan, —»r — O K N O STRONG, Editor and Proprietor. kxt to ranao subsc<jm«s at olm fw amwIi Progression. No Retrograding. jx Ativxxca. Xo rat* ahK-«,<ir.wd nntU >.1<1 fw-onb U OKTIOB TICMAH'M ERICK. aS Stary .VOL. III. saw me as quickly. I could not help giving him a hearty laugh at his astoniahmant, which ho answered by doffin “.You’ve caught me this time, but.will hardly succeed again.” I now thought I had had fun enough for one morning, so.I hastened home. When wo arrived, father came to help me off. Giving me a glance, ho bunt out in a loud laugh at my disordered costume. I ran up the steps and was soon in my room, and taking a.peep at the mirror, I could not myself help laughing at my wild appearance. My hair was all over my eyes, my hat on one side, my fingers peeping out from my gloves, -my collar unfastened and RACING NOR A HUSBAND. There never was such a romp as my­ self. Yet I was a little bit of a thing, over ready to “vanish into thin air" when the orthodox minister called, or Aunt Emma chided me for some misde­ meanor, or pn said: “Oome, Fan, stop that mischief, and put on a sober face." I always hod a strange antipathy to tho “masculine gender," which my mother sEJrely observed would end in my ruin, for who would ever take a fancy to such a fly-away for a wife I As for pa, ho said I never could ste4 long enough to bo married. I always told tho folk, however, that I should be married when I found time, aud that I had my future husband’s min­ iature. A miniature, in fact, I had. 'When but a child I wan playing in a lit­ tle grove, when I e«pied a chain 'glisten­ ing in tlie snnbeam.H. I drew it from its hiding-place, and found a locket attached to it, which sprang open by my acci­ dentally touching the spring, revealing the portrait of a little boy, about my own age, who looked so roguish at me out of his deep blue oyea, and had such a sweet, mischievous smile, that I danced with delight, and ran home in cluldish glee to show my mother tho treasure I liad found. I always wore this miniature around my neck, and when any one jested with me about getting married,’ I would laughingly show them the locket, which I said contained my future husband's miniato***. As I wtui quite an equestrian, my father bought me,when I was old enough to ride alone, a little black pony ; and we, that is the pony and I, used to go racing over the hills and plains. Pa used to say I locked like some wild gipsy. Generally I took one particular road, which seemed more pleasant to me than all tho rest of Fairynook. There was another, however, running parallel to it for a mile or two, and at a crossing* these two met, and then ran off, in oppoposito directions. It used to be my fa­ vorite route to take one of these until I reached the crossing, and then the other, and so around home. One flue morning I set out, thinking I would have a good ride bef re the root of the family were awake. Dick was very impatient until I was fairly seated, when he away like lightning, my hair flying nnd Dick's mane waving in the breeze. Wlule I was going at this rate Dick suddenly stopped short, aud turned his head to the opposite road. I looked up to see what waa the matter, when, to my great amuaement, I saw a tall, manly figure, seated ou a jet-black horse, coming my way. “Now for a race," thought L Dick darted away at the word. I knew if I - could reach tho crossing first I should win. When I gained it I gave a glance liehind to see that my youth had not come in sight, and then r ?ined in Dick behind a clump of trees and shrubbery, where we always stopped to rest in the cool abode. Boon my champion made hb appearance, and halting, looked up and down the road bewildered, to see what had become of me ; then txanding his eyes to the ground he tried to dis­ cover Dick’s track. After turning his horse round at l*s«t half-a-doEcn times in a very^taughabh- manner, the stranger came to the amduston, I mxppcwe, that I bad not yet reached the creasing, for he turned down my road m if to meet me. I could nee him quite j lainly as he pwmd, and mode the interesting discovery* that be was a tall, liandsomo man of about twentyfour. I also discovered a merry twinkle in tho eyes and a roguish emite, tiiat looked extremely natural to me, and 4 made me almost think I had seen him before. I waited until he wm fairly cut of sigii*, thtu bounding from my . hiding-place I crosaed over to hia road t nd started back with railroad med. I toon saw him ou the other road, and be father and mother at breakfast, they told me that I must sober down a lit­ tle, for Colonel Frederick Parkes was going to call, and they wished ae to bo in readiness to welcome him. I had heard a great deal about Colonel Parkes, but had never met him. ‘ * Welcome, a colonel! It's prepoeteroue!" thought I, and with one of the pleasantest smiles in the world I in­ formed father and mother that I had an engagement at Cousin Maud's. “He must bo some great, tall, whiakered, long-nosed ogre, enough to scare the wits out of me,” .1 said ; and with this very comfortable conclusion I act out for Cousin Maud’s, where I remained through tho day. When I arrived at home Col. Parkes had taken his departure, regretting very much my absence. Tho next day I set out for another ride, not expecting n second race, of course ; but turning my eyes to tho opposite road I soon discovvered the same tall, gentlemanly figure, a little abend. I was behind, waited until I came opposite, then raising his hat, he started with full speed for the crossing. I was soon more than oven with him, and of course reached the crossing first I quickly rushed behind the shnibbery. Soon ho came up, and was puzzled as before nt my strange <li< appoarance. I trembled for fear he would discover me; but he never looked in the direction of my hiding-place. He soon went on, when 1 left my conceal­ ment, and gave him another hearty laugh Tho next morning I set out again, for I had become 'quite - interested in this novel acquaintanco; but to my groat disappointment I could see nothing of him. Somehow my spirits feU. “For shame, don't make a fool of yourself, Fan,” I said ; and witji this resolve I cantered on quite briskly until I reached my hiding-place. I had turned round here, and was looking at the scenery, when I heard a alight noise. Looking up, what was ray astonishment to find my acquaintance right in front of'me, and gating at mo with the most mis­ chievous, roguish eyes that you ever be­ held. Dick, too, seemed to have got on terms of intimacy with his horse, for they had got their noses together, and Were carrying on a secret telegraphic conversation altogether foreign to mo. I sat a moment, winding tho lash of my riding-whip around my fingor.rather too tightly to be comfortable, I fear, and wishing myself a thousand miles away. I made a desperate attempt to flee ; but Dick had no notion of leaving his new acqjiointauci"; I was therefore left to my fate. I glanced again at the stranger, after making this fruitless attempt. He smiled at the lodk of despair depicted on my countenance,and with oquiet “ good­ morning,” asked me how I enjoyed my ride. While I was answering him he started his horse, and Dick followed without any trouble. I was at first an­ noyed, almost angry; but Dick, for once, would have bis way ; and at last, making a merit of necessity, I fell into a tete-a-tete with the horseman. Jt was not long before I made the interesting discovery that he was the same CoL Parkes that I had so much shunned the day or two before. From that time we used to m«jt every morning. I do not doubt but there wore a good many silly things said between should drive np to the door but Col. Parkes, wishing to ase father. How my this inquiry. The gentlemen went into the library, and when they camo out father was rubbing his hands, and looked was milled immediately. answer for yourself,” he Baid. Pa laughed, and, giving me a pinch, said I was ** a sly Pun in Boots." We had a very quiet wedding. Neither little locket, and thought I would show the treasure to my husband, telling him NASHVILLE, BARRY'CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH24, 1876. NO. 26. DESPERATE DUKL. gar interruption to the receptions and ball-givings nt Washington that fulfill Pa nays that after this ho will believe in enlivening and beautifying a homo. the anus for which the Government wan We all' know the value of light as a ektshNriwd. She says the engraving of health-giving agent to the physical sys- cards for ono party costs eighty-eight tho most remarkable, desperate, and dollars. Well, don’t buy them if you murderous duels that ever took place and spiritual natures. We absorb light, Ah the storm burst, night before hrat, waa fought in Vicksburg. One of the and it ndurishes us with strange power. in all its fury, on the outlying bohsos of parties wm formerly a New York boy, a We are more active under .its influence one of . our suburbs, it blew open a glass graduate from one of the Wall street —can think better and work more vig­ tain Bdgiaui have formed a society for' door in John Ilenry’H bodroom, aud banks. . After filling all the desks of that orously. ’ the mental and morid improvement of awakened the startled sleepers with a institution with singular ability, from a Let ns take the airiest, choiciest and cats. Their first effortihas been to train crash. “ Mrs. Henry,” said John, cud­ collecting clerk up to the' position of sunniest room in the house for our living the cat to do the work- now done by car­ dling down under the clothes io escape first teller, while still quite a’young man room—the workshop where' brain and rier-pigeons. It has long been known the icy blast, “ /our side of the bed is he was appointed cashier of a bonk in body are built up and renewed. And that the cat cannot be intentionally mis­ nearest; will you bo kind enough to abut Vicksburg, which gave offenre and let us there have a bay window, no mat­ led. The most astute and accomplished that door I” caused much jealousy among the senior ter how plain in structure, through which scientific person would liave his ideas of “Shut it yourself, you lazy brute. I’ve derka of that institution, and they took locality totally confused by being tied up every opportunity to oppose and insult got the*baby to ‘tend to.”’ pure air—can freely enter. in a meal bag, carried twenty miles from “ Mrs. Henry, that is not a proper way him. This Window shall be the poem of the home, and let out with a loud request to This became so marked and unbear­ to address me. It is not respectful Be­ house. It shall give freedom and scope “ scat ” in a strange neighborhood in the able in its character that the president sides, I have not been feeling well, and for eye and mind. Wc shall hang no middle of the night This experiment finally told tho cashier that he mast re­ if I were to catch cold, I should not bo picture on our walls that con compare has, however, been repeatedly tried npon sent it, and that ho would stand by .him. able to tend to business to-morrow." with the living and everlasting pictures cate of only average abilities, and the in­ Me had occasion soon tfter to give one “Cold? Cold,' is it? It’s a pretty which God shall paint for ns through variable result has been that the deported of the tellers a specimtm of iiis skill in tiling for you to be talking of colds, our* ample window. Rosy dawns, gold­ animal has reappeared* at his native the art of self-defense. This resulted in when I go sniflling round the house from en-hearted sunsets, the tender green and kitchen door the next morning, and a challenge for a duel, which was ac morning till night; just because you can’t changing tints of spring, the glow of calmly ignored the whole affair. Thia cepted, and after throe days of constant afford a new furnace. I won’t shut that summer, the pomp of autumn, the white wonderful skill in traveling through un­ Sextimehtal bank robber—“ With all pistol practice, resulted in the death of door if I’m froze for it; and you’re a of winter, storm and shine, glimmer and familiar regions without a guide or com­ tho teller. He had numerous relatives, thy vaults I love thee still." mean, spiritless thing to ask it.” . gloom—all these we can have and enjoy pass has suggested the possibility of us­ who, one after another,,t same forward to “ Don’t got excited, Mrs, H*nry; don’t while we Hit in our sheltered room as the ing cats as special messengers. Recent­ avenge his death, until four duels were that there are certain things which are get excited. And don't be rash ; because changing year rolls on. , ly the Belgian Society for the Elevation forced npon the cashier from the natural never intoxicated, though they’re always if you don't shut that door, it will stay Dark rooms bring depression of spir­ of the Domestic .Gat invited thirty-seven consequences of tho first duel, and drunk. We refer to toast*. opened all night, and that would then its, imparting a sense of confinement, of cats residing in the city of Liege to take “ wtill there were more Richmonds in “Shalt. I have your hand?” said isolation, of powerlessness, which is a social meal-bag trot into the country. the field.” A solemn silence fell for a fe nr momenta Augustus to Matilda, ns tho dance was chilling to energy and vigor; but in light Tire animals were liberated at 2 o’clock A relative of the first victim, an editor about to commence. on the domestic scene, then Mrs. Henry “With all my is good cheer. . in the afternoon at a long distance from and suoceesful duelist, gave out a tlireat rose to business. .Anger was not visible heart,” responded Matilda. Even in a gloomy house, where walls Liege, and proceeded to “scat.” At that he was Coming to town to avenge on her countenance so much as astonish­ No ORE knows the harm debating so­ and furniture are dingy and brown, you 6:48 the some afternoon ono of them the death of hia cousin His great cour­ cieties may do to young men. It gives ment This was on entirely now depar­ have but to take down the heavy cur­ reached ids home, and beyond hinting, age and desperate fighting qualities hod (hem confidence in their abilities to such ture of John’s. He had hitherto been tains, open wide the window, hang though in n much mon? delicate way Ixwn frequently successfully tried, and mock and docile when pressed to tho brackets on either side, set flower pots than that employed by Mr. Wegg, that a were so well known that something des­ wall. She felt her supremacy was in ntatesmen. on the brockets and ivies in the pots, sauc?r of milk would bo peculiarly perate must be done to meet tho emer­ danger; that the situation was critical, A wao, upon visiting a medical mu and let the warm sun stream freely io, “mcllering to the organ,’’he . did not gency, and if possible to stop any and and demanded strong measures. to bring health to our bodice and joy to ! make the slightest allusion to his long all future challenges. Tho editor ar­ seum, was shown some dwarfs and speci­ Of a sudden the water pitcher shot mens of mortality all preserved.'in alcoour souls. and 'troublesome journey. His feline rived in town, and lost no time in send­ •hol. “ Well,” said he, “I never thought wildly from its sphere, described a parab­ companions arrived at Liege somewhat ing his message, which was as promptly ola in the gleaming firelight, and lighted rtfHKCTioxs nut i.ivixg the dead could bq in such spirits." full upon John’s nightcap. The slop­ Nothing is so disgusting to the good later, but it is understood that within responded to. Early in the morning of Tn« N«w York Herald mt* th.1 in­ pail followed, then tho coal scuttle, then and thoughtful oh to hear the young, or twenty-four hours every one had reached tho same day all of the arrangements sanity is on the increase in that city. were made for a meeting at 6 o'clock n pair of boots, then the baby’s cradle, even the old, use profane, low, or vulgar his home. One patient a day was admitted into one The result lias greatly encouraged the the next morning. followed in rapid succession by a pow­ language. Now it seems, however, that hospital (Bellevue) in the space of sixty­ society, and it is proposed to establish at der box, a bottle of bay mm, n bronze the boy does not feel himself a man un­ After making some necessary arrange­ nn early day a regular system of cat com­ seven days. mantel ornament, a pair of tongs and a less he can excel in this great vice. Put ments in case of death, the cashier went munication between Liege and the At r recent school examination near box of blacking. nn end to this vile habit- Use no pro­ neighboring .villages. Messages are to to bed and slept until 4 a. m., having all Than with majestic force of true wo­ fane expressions—no sentence that would be fastened in water-proof bags around this time forgotten the almost worship­ Bonn, the question was asked : “Who is to btamc for the division of the Jewish manhood she snatched the covers from put to blush the most sensitive. You the nocks of the animals, and it is be­ ful love and devotion of his wife and empire after the death of Solomon 1” the bed with one hand* and poured a know not the tendency of wring -in­ lieved that, unless the criminal class of only child, who were in profound igno­ And a girl promptlyanaweredJBismark.” pitcher of ice water over his legs with decent or profane language. It may dogs unrtcrutkrs to waylay and rob the rance of his desperate enterprise. He Here is advice to farmers. It is old, tho other. John arose and shut the door never be obliterated from your heart, mail-cate, the messages will be delivered silently kissed them, and then the hus- I but good : Next" morning as John Henry entered and when you* grow up to be men, yon with rapidity and safety. ” band and father stole away to attend the tho oSce somewliat late, and looking os may find at tongue’s end some expression bloody businesa. On arrivibg at the if nature’s sweet restorer * had rathe* which yon would not use for money. iq pointed rendezvous he found a trench B >w-legs and knock-knees are among dug six feet deep, two feet wide, and missed him, his partner spoke up: By guarding against such evils you Osa of three gentlemen in a pew in " Well, John, did you try it?" ' . would save yourself a great deal of mor the common doformiticn of humanity; twelve foot long. Into this double grave and wise mothers assert that the crooked­ tho two principals deHocuded, each church attempted to build a pyramid ol “Yes, Sam, I tried It.” tification. “And aho came down, eh?” Never put off till to-morrow what you ness in either case arises from the afllict- armed with six abooting navy revolvers, silk hate in the aisle. A lady came along, .“Yes, Sam, she came down, But it can do to-day. Nover trouble others for ed one having been put on its feet too and having bowio knives, with instruc­ wasn't altogAier pleasant. They always what you can do yourself. Never buy early in babyhood. But a Massachu­ tions to commence firing at the word, upon a wicked little boy audibly said : give in, os you say, when one makes a what you do not want because it is setts physician, Dr. Compton, who has advance and finish tho bloody work with “Set them up again.” Oxk morning a little four-year-old boy determined stand against them. But cheap. Remember Hint pride costa more watched for the true cause, thinks differ­ their knives, if their pistols failed to aosome way it seems to hurt their feelings; tlian hunger, thirst or cold. Bear in ently. He attributes the first mentioned I compliah it At the first shot the editor iay iiwakc his crib. His head seemed to distortion to a habit some youngHters de ­ be stopped with a cold. After vainly was mortally wounded. Ho drew hie and I don’t think I'll do it any more."— mind that nothing is troublesome that is Exchanyt. done willingly. Much pain have evils light in, of rubbing the sole of one foot knife, and with tho ferocity of a tiger struggling for a while to clear it he ex­ against that of the other; some will go claimed: “ Mamma, what is tho matter sprang forw&rd at liis opponent just as cost us which never happened! Wait then till trials come. Take things al­ to sleep with the soles pressed together. ho had fired his second shot. He warded with one side of my noee I It won’t go.” He didn’t look as if his pockets held ways by their smooth handle. Make the They appear to enjoy the contact only off the blow with his pistol, which had a At a collection made at a charity fair fifty cents, but a rich man lias a right to most of mertrius and do not exaggerate when the feet are naked; they do not at­ deep cut in it made by the heavy knife, dress as he chooses. He loafed up Gris­ trials. When angry, count ten before tempt to make it when they are socked showing wlmt r desperate blow had been a lady off* red tho plaui to a rich mon wold street until he saw tho right sort of you speak; if very angry, a hundred. or slippered. So the remedy is obvious; si med at his life by his adversary, who. “I have nothing," was the curt seply. a face, and then he asked : Knock­ fell dead at his feet Tho caaliier’s mind He that docs this will save himself from keep the baby's so]*s covered. “Then take something, sir,” said the “ Can you show me a bank I” knees the doctor ascribes to a different was so much diseased that he could not much sin and many sorrows. lady, “you know I am begging for the “Yes sir—three doors below, or just childish habit, that of sleeping on the attend to his business, and, by the ad­ across the street, or right hack there.” ■ide, with one knee tucked in the hollow vice of his physician, took a vacation and poor.” Dr. McKinley, of Chicago, has issued Tun Kentucky Free Moton comes “ Thanks. I’d like to pnt some mon­ behind the other. Ho has found where change of scene. Ho came to thia city, ey in some bank, but I’m little afraid of a pamphlet giving some interesting ono leg has been bowed inward more and died in a lunatic asylum a month down upon the promotion of King banks. I always did prefer a note of statistics in reference to intoxication thuu the other, the patient has always after.—New York Commercial Adrerin the United States. The author slept on one side, and the uppermost hand to a bank.” Masonry, and undertakes to say that the titer. The citizen pricked up his ears and claims to Lave used extraordinary exer­ member hits been the most deformed. King could not work himself into a tions to obtain accuracy, liaving visited RITT.KD OUT. asked; Here the preventive is to pad the in­ “ You have some money to lend, have nearly all the States in the Union, sides of the knees aO as to keep them In an assault and battery case tried be­ 26 penitentiaries, 300 jails, 40 alms­ you!” apart, and let tho limbs grow freely fore a justice of the peace the other day Masonry to which merit and intelligence “A trifle,” was the answer. “ Do you houses and hospitals, the haunts of the their own way. All of which is com­ a witneea for the prosecution swore that alone are entitled. know of anybody who’d like to take vicious and the palaces of the refined to mended to mothers who desire the phys­ he raw the assault. He was standing A way to make money. Go ib a hotel some and give mo a note for a year at obtain data. Out of every 300 men we ical uprightness'of their progeny, two blocks off; ho admitted, when he saw wearing a long Ulster overcoat and high seven par cent I I think of going to are told that 122 never drink ardent spir­ the defendant throw a crowbar clear boots, but no trousers, the absence of its at all, and of 700 women 600 never Mexico for awhile.” • across the street and hit plaintiff. the latter being concealed. In the morn­ Is crime really increasing in the United “Let’s seel” mused the citizen, “I taste alcoholics of any kind. Ont of 178 “ Wasn’t that a big throw ?” asked the ing ring the bell of your room furiously, men who drink 78 do so to intoxication. States, or do wo give wider publicity lawyer. “ Wasn’t it aflgigantic feat for don’t know but I’d take some myself.” and declare that some thief in the night to deeds of violence than was the cus­ . “Lemmogit a drink and then we’ll Of these 78 we are told that 3 are con­ a Email man to throw a bar of iron weigh­ firmed inebriates, 25 are periodical tom of our forefathers f The heteroge­ ing twenty pounds across tho street and has carried away your trousers and a talk,” said tire stranger. largo amount oi money.' The landlord, neous and changing character of our drinkers, and 50 are ephemeral drinkers. hit another man t” fearful that his house may suffer in repu“But he was mad.” the citizen, and the two went into a base­ In othex words, 1 out of every 4 men .no fair test of the world’s progress “WeU.” ment. Drinks were ordered by the <riti- in the country drinks to intoxicatioa. toward cither virtue or vice. That wo The statistic* for the whole . population sen, one after another, until his shin­ “ But he waa mighty mad.” “Well” plasters felt lonely. He said he could of the country show that out of of 5,000,• is very probable. The wider publicity in Detroit was yesterday full of mud “And I believe,” continued the witmake good use of a few thousand dollars 000 there are 50,000 habitual drunkards ; and water, and the sophyn whistled given to crime, and even to the grosser in a nation of 40,000,000 then? are 400,for a year, and some of his friends might merry tunes set to the air of “ gentle forms of vice, makes American society der that crowbar would have mimed the also take a few thousand more. The 0Q0 habitual drunkards. Dr. McKinley spring.” A docan schoolboys were stranger put down gin, whiskey, lager states that a very largo proportion of the wading in the mud-mortar up to their killed a horse!" and brandy, until his legs gave out excessive drinkers nre men of culture tion is justly chargeable to turbulent and boot-tops on Grand River avenue at The jury didn’t take the man's cviThe citizen laid him on a bench and tried noon, when a man came along and called cions, legislators and ministers of the vicious elements from abroad, which to sober him, but the fellow went dead out: “ Get out of that mud! Don’t here find a home. The old times were up their verdict. asleep while they were trying to force Gospel. Out of 11 Congressmen 1 is a vinegar down his throat The bar-keep- perpetual drinker, 1 an occasional drink­ from gross crime, er, 5 drink periodically and 4 only are sober at all times. The fact was brought to the notice of the Newark (N. J.) health authorities hare ft right to wade in here. Hain't stedten. When ihoy got him down there more quickly forgotten. There are very yesterday that Frank Schrubb, living at ■pnng come t ”—Preu. Miss Gnuuly, the Washington society and searched him they found four cents, No. 24 Berlin street, is in the habit of a brass-backed comb and a door-key in correspondent thinks that the Cabinet | subt ifiting, with his family, on dog meat Griswold street yssteeday, and another his pockets, and the citizen who wanted oflToers must be paid more saluriea or , , ■ . . . , * . Dcnruoo laate Biraugu uogs irom U cease to entertain. That ’ s her lofty idea citizen, who had a grudge against him, to Ixnrrow a few thousand dollars went which in modern days would attain a . . • .. , ° _ .. and prepares them of tho moral of tlic moment. “From wide nnblimlv and culminate in trial and wide publicity and culminate in trial and years old and said : •* If you’ll go up 815,000 to $17,000," she says, “ isthe mail had come in.—Free Preu. punishment, but which were left to die are not compelled by want to subsist on | very anudkst amount with which a mem- | dogs, but it is the result of a disgusting her of the Cabinet can manage to go ■ The man who stole a saw-mill and was caught when he went back after the dam, j through the year, keeping np such an ■ mark, “Nothing was ever done about it* f Amid hwi an humble imitator in the Philadel­ J establishment as will meet the demands phia thief who stole the railing around a ; society makes upon him.” Perhaps I A successful speculator in Ural gold \ the neighborhood, but the authorities church inclosure in that city. The only failure in the parallel is caused by tho I acoundrel'B neglect to come back for the : church. Miss Grundy has imbibed the opinion • ' that the ---------Cabinet was instituted for -----— ,------------------------- ,pur— i of 100,000 roubles to the town of Tomsk, | The interference of the Society for the 1 poses of social glitter and display, and Siberian university. that ths Belknap exposure is a mere vul- �ION. Pitt, bi GOOD GOODS! ’ io It.elf oeihiog. y.t taking. swoery Iwm iht nvlw'i twud whrr.wilh »□ I. Til ril call •« pKit for our readers. The sword of Lowest LIVING Profit. iZw'l.lrlr!hit, : lin«h",1-'L ll>«ir.l> it had not loos ..il'm. rail!,: bt»-n «t»«d. Tho ru.l waa tubbed and S, HI ntarr,.-;o«.b;l iha.n dartt w»la that ual.tie, 'wonldn-t lat •'’»* ”« d.,.p|.<-ar-<l.,lt. ..,nrt ! h. travel., call, upon | «anl apota; t»«, trm <>l blood Tn. him wait a, opo..» o..o..r«l»o I «ut. oa iho laHe.-awr iho pen al TZmntld like ,„!>*'hr. aenrtla^ Th. pen took ad•*y though, alaut hia gol- ~nl.ge of th- Brut breath of sit 10 ting married. -Oh. fir. JVt. llul ; J 2^re_a Me (arth-r olT >-Thotl art .. .Harr m «hioh 1 am not ver, •’«*’£ '1 "I • ... - . « re|-er Hfeigldwr” “I fear thee not.” replied greatly interested, and I prel— ~ leave it with.yourself.” ^But,” savs Hie pen, “I am more powerful than Pitts, ’'you are interested ; and, mv thon art, but I love not thy society." dear girt, will you marry me?” The “I can flash like tba lightening,' said young lady blushed very red, and the sword- ’Ah! but my rays are *1 extermin­ hesiinted; finally, as Pitts was very eternal,' said the pen. well to do in the world, end of good ate,’ added the sword. ‘And I per petuale/ answered the pen. ’ Where standing in society, she accepted him. Whereupon the matter-of-fact Fitts were thy. victories if I record them not? Even where thon thyaelf shall responded, ••Well/PU look abvut, and if 1 don’t find anybody to suit me one day be—in the take of Oblivion.' better, I’M oome back.” Sons Ancikkt Wosdeks.—Nin­ eveh was fourteen miles long, eight miles wide^nd forty six miles around with a wall one hundred feet high and thick enough for three chnriuts •breast. Babylon was fifty miles within the walls, which were seven­ ty five feet^hick and har( ono bun­ dled brazen gales. The temple of Diana, al Ephesus, was four hundred sted twenty feet, to the support of the ropf—it was one hundred years in building. The largest oF the pyra jnids was four hundred and Cightyoue feet in height, and eight hundred •nd fifty-three feet on the aides. The base covered eleven acres. The stones a»» tdreist sixty fee! in length. . MK> the layers ure tw» hundred and eight It employed $M,000 men in building. Tbe labyrinth of Egypt contains three hundred chambers and twelve heMs. Thebes, in Egypt, yresenls rmos twenty seven miles eround ; It contained 350,000 citizens and 400,000 slaves. The temple of JDelpbos was so rich in donations thui^it w <s plundered of 5.50,000,000. «n<Hhe Emperor of Nero earned away from it two hundred statues. The walls of Rome were thirteen miles around. ' Alwost Human.—In the ..Zoologic­ al gardens at Dresden, an ape of ex 'traordiuary intelligence recently died. Her death was most pathetic. She seemed to understand that she could expect no relief, but only the allevia tion of her paius, from those about her. This stale of things lasted un­ til within a few hours of her death. Then the director of the gardens leaned, over his favorite, the apo drew him toward -het, placed her nrm around the neck of her kind friend, and looked at him for some time with clear and. trauquii eyes; she' then kissed him three limes, with short intervals between each salute, mo­ tioned to be laid uj>on her couch.pnve him her hand—as though bidding farewell to a companion of many happy years—and slept never to wake again- Thus died the qnasihuman creature, fortified not indeed by the rites of the church,but by. those common to the wider brotherhood of trusting and affectionate hearts. SAP BUCKETS! SAP BUCKETS ! GROCERIES! POST’S PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOUT SIZES At a court nrerlial, a young Irish officer, when questioned whether he bad not given lire lie to a certain per­ son, replied, ’No; I only said ityst either he or the colonel had tuld'a lie, and that I w»« sure it wasn’t the ' colonel/ In the next life old bachelors are to be boolblacks, because' in life they never got above such business. A FEW OF THOSE Nubia* at 2.5 Ota. and Chil­ dren’s Stockings (all Wool] Bessie Turner whiskey is the kind of which a man can drink a quart, be earn (pl half a mile up four flights of stairs and be put to bed wit haul knowing it • PRINTSFMM6T07n READY MADE CLOTHING 1 at 20 Cents. left. IBH’g, T0UTH8’fc BOYS’ CL0THI8G I’lcaec give me a tttlL a. MKBHAUSKR.. Kssfarttte.Mteb.Nov. lu. And leaving their orders early, so as to be sure of getting them in season. We use nothing but the ■ BEST 0 K CHARCOAL SAP PAN IRON MARBLE WORKS For our Pans; and the best brand of Tin for our Buckets, and have a workman that can Proprietors. BLACK & FULLER, COATS’ ANO CLARK’S THREAD, < CIS. COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! Make Better Buckets Than any other man in the State. BEST $1.00 TEA for R71 CENTS ! PONT FAIL TO TRY MINE? and MONUMENTS, Don’t bny until you have seen Foreign Sc. American OTTIR, GOODS AND PRICES. The Highest Market Price paid fur Countrg Produce. For we will give you better goods in the Hardware Line, for leas money than any other house in Burry or Eaton counties. Satisfaction Guaranteed BLACK & FULLER. DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING (IZ" West Side of Main street, opposite Unian House. Awarded the Hiifiunt Medal at Vienna. CrwUl. C. C. WOLCOTT. NEW FIRM E.&HJ.iNTHONY&CO 3D1 Broadway, New York, (Opp. MrtropoJIUo Hotel) LET THE EAGLE SCREAM! CIIKOHUM A.VD FBAME8. Selling eiclnsively for Cash al one Price to All, and at 12 1-2 Per Cent Profit.. EXTRAORDINARY LONG BRICK BARGAINS! OF Cash Purchasers triU malt Photograhic Material! STEREO PTICONSA MAGIC LANTERNS MICRO Kaisnnc LAST KBS, ' STItREO-IUNOPTICOX, uxrrBRsm- sTERnnncox, ADVKRnSKWS BTKRKOPTICON, AETO.1TICON. SCnOOL LANTERN, FAMILY LANTERN I’EOII.K’H LANTERN. TRUMAN’S! ---------- AT DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOHOK8, AO., AC. AO. STEBE1SC0PIN AND VIEWS I RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! CONSISTING OF OBO M SAVAGE a CO'. COLUM1T NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, FRFF I (FLORAL GUIDE. FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, Large Saving by buying their Goods H«ndioui«»t Guide published. •For Men and Women WHICH I W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO.. NE W LIVER Y! Stockmann Ac Willyard. WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HERETOFORE KNOWN IN NASHVILLE! Bend for iL DETROIT SEED CO-, of a CASH HOUSE. UN CHICAGO SEED CO. GM&llD SEEDS A Full Line of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO $1A YARD. 11 Michigan. Grand Avenue, Detroit. JUST OPEHED, 100 PIECES OF (lUWOB PAINT! 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING Hmd fur likr-t r»SnI Catakvue, Fam. . WHVUioAUC AXD HKTADLl IR 8 CENTS. LI-VZEZEd-y Boots, Shoes & Rubbers WORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED SALE aid BOARDING STABLE; Which will be sold from THE THInTI/K EDITION 50 cents to $1 less per pair than can be bought elsewhere. A specialty in GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, . II. ALDHICH bw put Au! A. I.TJTMdl ROOM * -*• - * ■ *.~ GROCERIES! j behind Iris •ar.” Wolcott Store ! ■ LIVERY STABLE! 11 ALDRICH AND A LAB6E LOT OF BUEFHO ROBES, UP ROBES & HORSE BUIIEIS. You can be shown everything you want in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! I attenacd to. I pen where I can t find n !" growled —I.I a .i._ ...i j i ■ By* All Sil-.. Maker, wanting Sap Fan. or Sap Buckets, both tin nod, and Poat'a Patent juur.ka Sep Spouta will do well by calling el TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF M Bread, Rash, Cate, Crackthe crown tbm exposes hunnelt are !tu milk and feed the pigs, ruortiug! ■ ers and Pis ewregh to make tbc hair of tire British I and night, and business has got to be I I G. RAPIDS RED SAP BUCKETS, PER 1OO, 117.00 TWO HOOP PAILS, PER 1OO 16.00 HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, ROBBERS, BOOT PACS, OVERSHOES. It is ali right to laugh and guffaw at the antics uf a drunken man, but just think how his wife mid children sutler over what gives you such amusement. A Waterville girl worked the mot­ turned louse both barrels of his goo, •nd the tiger tumbled over. Tire I to. “I need thee every hour, and preMttaful tap.. to whit* tta teir t„ I lion stand np and turn gray. PRICES I These Terms are lor Caali. ' MERCHANT TAILOR! A spuaw in centra! Michigan had der sensibilities ruthlessly lacerated a papoose on her arm, exceedingly white for a member of its raco, which fact induced a gentleman io ask if it was no’ a halpbrecd. ’No,’ replied sh« ’uot a drop of white blood about after with prayerful attention. rt—half Ingin and Lalf missionary.’ AKD Men’s Smts from $9.00 to $18.00 Boys’Suits “ 3286 The fed that whiskey is 75 cents » A Fort Madison man went into his cow stable the other day, and by a drink at the Black Hills, deters mistake mixed her up a nice mash in many n kind husband from leaving a box full of sawdust instead of bran. his wife alone to chase tho flying The cow. merely supposing the hard flannel shirt over the washboard. times had come, and they were all In ^ittsburg one man sues ten ed­ going to economize, meekly ale her itors for libel. Ihe might of evidence supper, and that man never discov­ is against him, and if-the defendant/ ered his mistake until the next morn­ do nut warm that man they are more There is a man in Taunton, Mass., ing when he milked that cow, and saintly than ore Beecher or Moody to wltom life has been pretty much she let down hslf a gallon of turpen­ and Sanky. We have known one like going through a threshing ma­ tine. a qnart of shoe pegs, and a bun­ editor to give a man a lot of left­ dle of lath. handed comfort, while ten of them chine. He has been ship-wrecked; ought to make a man tender at all Norwich Bulletin : There was a events. was shot in the neck at Gettysburg, • narrowly escaped being burned to very pleasant donation party the oth­ In Wyoming Territory female sufer evening, and the company sang, death in a railroad accident, was con­ “We give up nil for H aven.” with ferage is having a pull-back, and n 1 fined in Libby prison, fell overboard deep feeling, but the next day the because that five Indies in Lijmmit* from a whaler and had two of Ims fin­ minister expressed a strong desire to sold th-ir votes each for a hoop-skirt* gers bitten off by a slwrrk before he resign. He said that three quarts of while another realized a new corset. In the orchard there are thousands was rescued, was twice drafted into beans, a keg of dried apples, and a calico dress-gowp were, undoubtedly of apple* rotting on the ground. They tem army,' bad his right ami broken valuable iu their way,het they seemed fell iron) the branches—from a higher mi two places. Ind a halter round h s to him to form an unnatural basis to life—they did not come tip from 'be­ low. There are many apples in this neck ana came near being hanged in preach sound theology from1 world. Some are picked and preser­ Alabama at the beginning of the war Heaven is a place of complete vic ved, others are naturally wor«.y and was crushed by a falling, building in to/y and glorious triumph. This is. full Should wc swear at those that California and had nothing to eat or the battlefield ; there triumphal pro- ,Sail, or try to better the condition of drink fur fifty hours, and one come cession. This the land of the sword ,the tree? very near being lynched through mis­ and the spear, that is the Itnd o! the It may not have been so, but when wreath and the crown. This is the take. If that man isn’t a little care­ land of garments rolled io blood and the poet sang— ful he’ll get hurt yet before ha is of ihe dust of the fight. That is the land of the trumpet's joyous sound; , done with it that n tire place of. the white robe 1it is'supposed.-Trom the industrious aud shout of conquest.—Spurgeon. I habits of rascality, that he referred to He was telling her of Belknap’s An ingenious person has discov­ Beecher, Babcock and Belknap. disgrace, and-eausa’ly remarked that ered that the three most forcible let­ there waa a woman nt the bottom of ters in our alphabet are NRG; that ( A New York dealer has three solid cords ot frozen fish^yet no one taunts iftae there always was in the (roubles four express great corpulence., O B . him with belonging to the cordfish men. But, after he had crawled G T; that two arc in a decline, D K; .aristocracy. vat from under the bed and apologiz­ that four indicate exalted station, X * L N C, and three exci’e our tears, None of the employes of any of the ed, he gathered the children around yet, when pronounced together, are 4fest mail trains are religious men, but him. and told them that a woman necessary to a good understanding— tthey look very solemn adieu.the speed wa» a holy and beautiful thing. So L E G- _______________ _ jgoes up Io 45 miles nn hout. it U that trifles change our views of A North Carohna negro thought he An English revivalist slid down life. A flatiron—aye, even could out-nrn a locomotive the ether tthe banister of his pulpit in order to day on the^ir Line road, and when ishow how the people went ou back­ expensive rolling-pin—n«y toimble instrument to teach a man he picked himself up, after being tsliding. thrown twenty feul and landing on that the hay-toft is a good enough The Emperor of Brazil has secured his head, he said : “Yer don’t ketch al the Centennial hotel in d» yer chile doin’ dat agin.' It’s t rooms 1 right smart wonder I didn't tear dvse Philadelphia for the centennial. ’ A man should always, go to bed at britches clean off." S. LEIBHAUSER, tht at peace with all mau kind,! When a young tuan calls on a girl •bankfid fur the blessings of the past .for the find time, aud when the conand lK>|K-ful of the results of the In-Tveraation ’* *lags and the subject of the. ■ tare ; but how in tho name of all that weather bu been torn all to pieces, then it is that the photograph albums a reasonable he can do this after he step in and fill up the gap that noth­ ing else in the world could bridge. The prince of Wales has now killed a tiger in India. Taking rus stand at an upper window of a bouse aurromxUd by a high wall, the prince wailed till the dreadful animal was GRAM) BiHM AID DETROIT. SAP .PAljSTS! I FOR SALE CHEAP WM. VENN. PxorsisToa. Al Biifted s »M stand, Snskvill*, Mkh. A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES lj My Si Tea lieats all ihe hobby prices in town! tty** Far further particulars uiquiro at the counter. C. A. TRUMAN. J PRINTING ■ I At THIS onio �w TI e JL t , GENEVA nurseries POTATOES, , M1VM» Until CORN. APPizES, OATS, Glover Seed. &c., Delivered al their ' wnr.e. i. dkyo, w. m. Fruit &. Ornamrital ' tired al Union Hell on Friday, ttatnrduy. ______ with daughebtfs. SIM. rendered in resident of Saginaw City, ■inCh el method to nd himself o existence --------------- — --- --------- — ,T.. .jbarn ly­ ing on his back dead. Appearances indi­ cated that he had loaded the right barrel of a double-barreled shot-gun detached from ■ e atock with powder and shot,* placed a p en the nipple, and, placing the muzzle tcrnlle. to gft your election licketo printed correct­ ly. cheaply, neatly; and In abort order. H. W. Furr. fiawiao Xackixs, in good order. at tha-Pocteffiee. . Inquire 14 JOMW -PBRTAL ROOMS, & Naahnlle.fo: inflicting* srrleus Wounds. plied: “Nothing; only I am innocent of Tho Railroad Co. baa erected a signal the charge.” The remarks of the Judge port at Sheridan, and now all trains step tic would go improve the years before him tickets and baggage checked to all points on that a pardon would not be refused him in CACeca. A Republican caucus will beheld at Nash* day, April 1st, at 2 o'clock r. M. to nomin­ ate Township officers, and also to elect dele­ gates te the County Convention <o be held al Hastings, April 29th. Br Dangs or CoxMirnut. { The Democrats of Castleton will meet at Chipman'a Hall, in the village of Nashville M., for the purpose Jf nominating Townfhip Oflioers. Castleton, Marek Ifith, 1878. Dr Osdss or Cokmittxs. MICHIGAN. ■ ' —On Tuesday last P. McOmber fslled, on hia place in Maple Qrove, one of the giants of ths forest. Il waa a whitewood, and LARGE INVOICE! WEBSTER^arxHOBBS, ’ T .mlth*. AR kind* <rf work tn Um B. RASEY, Draymin. Goods and • Hectare csrHed to anr i»Im» tn Ute vW^v. C. R. BAILEY. J ELEMENT SMITH. \J LAWYI M. FLINT, Cente nni al T of Midland county, and when they found thought it best for him tu rtep down and out, hut now they find that John owes the county $54,098 39. . Timothy Shaughnessy wm killed while tamping a hole at Quincy mine by tho pro- with trifling injuries. PrwsidaaL Middleville, is now assisting the paator. d.; ...iq Mr. MjUr k«a u. Uhm expired. Deputy ffliorttr. g PARADY, MADutatartt of Boottf and Shaefl, JOHN Q CRES8Y, *»J el H E U 11 BOTTOM PRICES 0EO. R. FLEMING, DRUGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS, STATIONARY, PIANO AHD ORGAM! TKRMS- «10 PKB QUABTtK Dry GroocLs WAIL PAPER, PAINTS. OILS VARNISHES. MONEY TO LOAN! h Ul ten terifa, BRUSHES, $300.00 and UPWARDS IN SCMB or Address, Cuas. J. Pariaaox. ' Philadslpkia Pa. per annum. । a specially of, and keep U»t brand, rd ON LONG TIMK. TEAS, COFFEES L. RU88ELL. SPICES. DRESS GOODS! ELI STRONG, Practical Millwright, TOILET ARTICLES, xsn ossLsa is DILL BACHiHBST, PERFUMES NASHVILLE MARKET. Kulnmtxzoo, Puuiom, pr bu - *> 3XI«’lxI|pen. JONES, Timothy Shirtings, Wines and Liquors! Shed logs, D W. SMITH. . NQTA.RY BUBIJTC FOB. MEDICAL AND MKCHAN1CAL. Pt R- Hah, Caps, attends to all boalncte calls 111 making Ihe ELIEU C3IPMAX, Booh, Shoes, Mrs. E. <J. I?ittiiig‘er MILLINERY J FANCY GOODS Notions, HibboSx, Scarfs, DRESS MAKING! Justice of the Peace, Do you want Paints and Oils ? ' Do you want a good Book for the Home Circle ? Do you want School Books ? Xckairrflle, MJClr. Do you wan! a Prescription filled Collections a specialty. F nrs, &e. withWre? MONEY TO LOAN oo good security. ■- Ah batlno OLD FELT HATS CHEAP MUSIC. EIGHT SONGS hta' ImfeM ltW«. Please call and examine Goods and Compare' Prices, before purchasing elsewhere. MRS. L. O. CROCKER Call and See TJh. Has just received a Urge aud complete Fall and Winter Four* Truly, KOCHER BROS MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! BOISE BROS. Worsteds, Rial and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace, Passimentire, Real and Imitation Hair Goodie. sate sao 50 Cents Haya. Stewart, Panka, etc. SEVEN PIANO PIECES Drera and CHAS. W. DES.1KW, nx-rmsn—RnsUc .. JEWELERS OPTICIAN 50 Cents, SSL*'"”Tr-nr r 1V Jb Brilliant k GEMS NASHVILLE. MICH. ehowne£ UCm«4il>Cna^h.ii ... win weivco tub Clocks, Spectaccs,'#c. GRAND PRIZE medal. 50 Cents. YUfffAtS8I3 CHAS. W. VKHABAT WARRANTED five YEARS 1 ATKINSON & ROE, vieitaiion Friday .>ight. Fire destroyed « Bradford's general merchandise’stare aud dwelling. Everrtrt Broe. drug store, aad orM and dwelling. $10,000. it is under- C'loakinaktng IN XU. Tilt LATEST STYLES. Peers’ Paris: Inicr Ik H H«ven,for tearing up the track of the Mich Iran IaUs Sh- re rail' MEAT MARKET! It rsjutm no InstTMtioos to ran it It will do irsrr dtat and Had d wcrit ■ROE & CLEVER. ARTISTIC Prices iiade to Suit the Times, either for Cash or Credit ; P AIN T ER8 ! NASHVILLE, MICH . H. LEE. U» POSES ONLY. end of said -■>*S BlaekBtack«mlth Making and lUpalring nmUy done, aha Hridl aHva­ Rushings, The State Fair thia tall will bo held al ■even sawlogs 10 and 12 feet long, besides Jackson. leaving 18 feet oflhe trunk which was de­ Dr Barnard, editor of the Berrien Springs Journal, died on the 20th inat. cayed and broke iu failing. John CgnfielJ, of Manistee, is said to own \ —Wa know of a place of 2.000 inhabit­ more pine timber thau any other man in ants that ^ppjrto fourteen s akrona, besides Michigan, his poeseasiona amounting to several drug stores, and that “burgh" is about 1,000.000,000 feel. Heatings. Htraaked-Jehoaphet! some of C. B. Ford, prosecuting attorney at Emthem Haalingttoa must be lined with Indian robber. It is (bought that if a hind Provi squaw. The ball of this amorous admirer of tho children of the forest was fixed at $250. Deunir, the number, would materially deRaymond Baby, an old and hirtly re- i ■peeled citizen of Sarnia, dropped Match —Last Sunday while Mrs. Henry Mal- 21st, while walking from hia house to the ORDINANCE Jun. IMh, LANDSCAPE GARDENING! promptly. Philftdclpbla, Pa. —Peterson's Magazine for April is np to its usual standard of excellence. The en­ gravings, fashion plates, stories, eta., are Apple. dried, lb. Whiskey and tebaeeo dealers at 'EalamaThere will be a republican caucus held in which frightened and canoed her to loeee xoo are acting very circumspectly jurt now. The U. S. collector of revenue is posing Dewey's Hall, at Maple Grove Center, at 1 o’clock on Saturday, March 25lh. 187C, for ■triking on the stove pipe which prevented about in their affaire. No crookedness has been publicly reported. The noted Hart tu Hart divorce case ati bruises were the result, which Dr. Ellis waa Bt Onus* or Cosxrrrn. Kalamazoo is ended. Both sued for divorce called to attend to. on the ground of adultery. Mrs. Hart gets her free papers and $1,000, and Mr. Hart —Prof. Ray delivered a lecture before yet been publicly denied that the Best Chemical Salerrtus. made by DsLand & Co.. tho Literary Society last Monday eveaing is all that its friends have ctahned—that it Portland is bound to excel in something, and the last attempt made by Portlands:! was to see who could drink'the most liquor cb-miste and those bort One fellow got 13 glssaes e'f it inside of him ••Inslinol and Intelligence.’' next Monday and than got whipped by his less capacious evening. On the programme for that even- opponent. sidewalks. A. BARBER. M.. b.. Homeo. pathle Pby-IrMxnand Scrwroa. nclre. H DURING THE giving bail for her appearance at the next term of court. —Godey'a Lady Book for April is on our table. The engraving “An Old Friend's Falling,*’ and a piece of music “Through the Silver tints the Gold,” are worth more than tho price of Ihe magazine. Address, C. ELLIS. M. D. • OtTzv- !■!• -mi-r, I- |tep< M NEW GOODS 1 BOISE BRO’S Elder J. H. Webb is having good eucoesa exciting. As the handcuffs were about to with bis meetings st the Mudge school house. t>e placed upon him, he raised his right arm Large and attentive audiences gather there and exclaimed: “Before God I am inoo- —On Saturday, a year old daughter of They always keep a good variety, and sell at Johi»8cott, of Eaton.Rapids, was horribly David Ruckle, of Sheridan, returned on Bottom Prices. burned by falling Into a tub of boiling wa­ the 17ll>, from a trip to Texas. He rvports TIMES ARE NOT DULL at ter. Dr. Knight attended her and thinks warm weather there, and planters working DAUGHHITY'S Wbeksals and Retail Grotbelr corn and other crops. Says thousands —Bee W. R. Northrop an Evangelist, of of bead of pottle were wintered there this winter, on the open prairie, without feeding, in connection with the Baptist Church of and stock were looking well throughout the thio village to morrow. Meetings, will be Sista. * * held in Rease & Dettrick's Halt A cordial Gastkb. Main street, Nashville. invitation is extended to alt . —Two men came down from Nashville to — The best and cheapest lot of Whips Chariotte the other day to enlist in the Cen­ and Brushes to bo found in the County are l.npiln, I. thro* . tnia from U» C. k L. tennial Guards, which they had been told k«p< 49. was being raised for duty at Philadelphia. They inquired for the recruiting office, were Monday, and bound over for trial at (he Country Produce at H. W. Flixt's. circuit court, which opens April 18th/ He iued. They were stripped, branded on the now tangniehra in jail at Charlotte. I Hi noli Ttmotbr »ec4 back ••C. G.” with bine ink, which meant AT LEE BROS. —The exercises of the Christian Sabbath not “Centennial Guard,” but “Completely School nszt Bunday, wiM consist in reciting Gulled,*.* and sent back home on a furlough to await the arrival of their uniforms.— Jackson CitUm. . ranting Hoxkt, will find That story would de if told by ‘ the Chi­ Singing, declamations an I essay* will help cago Times, bnt coming from a Republican, make the exercise! interesting. Go aud paper like the CUtem. its too tUn; too thin I D. W. Lixcour. train was moved, knocking Mr. Trussell down, aud ono wheel passed, over hia »head erushing tn hia skull jurt back of the right ear. A baggageman, heard Mr. TroaoeU’s shriek of agony, and signaling the train io stop ran to aud pulled the injured man away from the track. Bal no assistance could be rendered for he lived only ten The jury in the Smith murder trial at The road running north from Sheridan is Marshall were out about tuo hours The a eo-psrinership for the purpose ef furnish blockaded with water and ice. . verdict of guilty occasioned some surprise. the rarrounding farming cotatatmily Mrs. Sarah feigles, with agricultural implements. —During the past fortnight, big boxes A competitive examlaaUon for candidates targe.bales and troall bundles of dry goods to fill a vacant eadeKip in tho United have been tumbled io Truman’s long brick Stales Military Academy, will be held al at a lively rate; whleb means business. the City Hfll. Battle Creek, on Monday, —We understand that a stock company The April 11th 1878, at 10 o’clock a M has been fonned, who win occupy Brody's brick with a stock of general merchandise, about ihe first of April. Further partici OwMI WlLlAarr. Rep. 3d Con. District. M.tn Snvei LATH, t SHINGLES, WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR, STUCCO, . > ... Death must have ensued inrUaliy. which we ship and retail at bottom prices. deceased leaves propcity valued at $10,000. AINSWORTH Sc. BROOKS, Friday night Peter TtowmU, who h emProprietors. Sloped M wheel and brake inspector for the rwet Western Railroad, at Detroit, while —-George Scott, a young man Seine in wbsn be waa cooley Informed to go back and take oare of his engine, aa bo waa meetings nt Marshall He is expected to abaadantly able to take care of himself. Griffith's new dollar Japan Tm. Thia is return to-hia own flock to-day. Strange to relate ihe man waa but slightly injured; the whisky having received tho • day called by a telegram, to Monroeville, O.. .worst shock of the two. Illiaoka Timeiln ffeeel A.T LKK BROS. DACGIIKRTi'S W H. YOUNG, ll. 57 ~ He picked LU iu ten minutes by. bln father, and medical aid 'immediately eumtooned, but too late to W Srad for HluKr*x-l C.tAlosuo of STYLES and Prix* AoinffTn WAM-Tun. Addreis WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO OlavxnL K«wl«s,x.l. ■Ik. p-LUn -1W FRESH MEATS, I -JMi.x. -sux. »iu h. »ui.. rw ~x �SEB FOR 11.00 1>AKXn> Ob-.ax.-Ai HO I For IOWA I! devout reply. “ No,, you’re not You’re going straight into the amaL” Then the captain of the Johnny Banda suited proslty, vis.: Maine. Hhote Itlsnd. Micingan. Lswraort, of Bbofls bland. passed by. adotX<xJ favoring the repeal at thr, act pMstoc DiaCOVBAQSKO hare W to SO majority hi the Uouae. and elected Election* deeded tort Un wilnsaa should not be allowt dIto Alabama th rapt moaua. ulitul. tetter to a friend Ln Washington, stating that, while he tall la about the aarna condition it waa origi- an1"" 1 10 aiujmoa py q. r. ixiuer ; neither did tm friend* tfiink it would add to hie Be declined to vindicate htwnelf before the completed its'labors and adjournal. ■ —Mort of the indicted distil lees of Chicago among the guOty cue* were H«u«g was a candidate The wouM-be mnfdwwr waa arreetad. but Diax only iocreaaed the sympathy for Diaz1 move- mined to stand Bradford. Bright. Hartbridge, HartMll, Cebsll, Hereford, lUddte, Bobbtna (M. 0.), ItoWnsoa, BtwaMey, ed to a great extent. Turke is reported. The Turkish army num- OaMwaU (Tenn.)Hotaian, Campbell, Hopktaa, Cannon, ■prtnrer. Minrrlvania has dscidrt that tbs -*--|nnit tetatamd tfcvrw without dslay. be bavpmrtmwd a tot in that cemetery while Oaulfleld, darts (By.). r Hurd. Clark (Mo.), aasunung the title of Counteaw of Rosenan. near Chillicothe, Ohio, and compel him to eo- is claimed that Duncan McArthur, who died in 1M9, wm a man of greet wealth, made a will bequeotbtagan hie preptrty to bis wife aSQ WiL Dvtosii, Douglas, —A frightful railroad accident occurred on train from Molbonae for Siraatraurg going to be divided among all the heirs. waddcii, Landara (lad.), Walkrr (Va.!, Ix»U, WalUce (Pa.), McFarland, McMahon, Milliken. Williams (Ind.), WUUams (Ala.), Hewitt (X. T-h Schleicher, HubbeU, Hurt but. 8mall», smith (Pa.), Tho will Faulkner, Iso. The principal coaloetai t having become OF TUI Gen. Merritt, of the headquarters of the military division of the Missouri, and an esteemed ofltoer in military cir­ cles, returned to Chicago, a few days ago, from an erpoditioa to the Bed Cloud agency, west of Fort Laramie, situated in the northern part of the ter­ ritory of Wyoming, and what fa known m the Sioux Indian reservation, or the Black Hills country. Gen. Merritt was interviewed by a reporter of‘the Chicago Monday. March 20.-.Smc-7.-Wright roae Io Timet, to whom ho imparted hia views upon a variety of topics in connection with tho Black Hilfa. He paints the mining prospect in anything but a pleas­ ing light Those who are going, he says, lured on by false representations and swindled by unconscionable sharp­ en, have little tees than starvation star­ ing them in tho face; while those who are returning are the sorriest specimens of humanity that can be met with in many a day's march. Tho General fa satisfied that there fa somo gold in the Hilfa, but in the region worked at pres­ ent there fa not cnough.to maintain onehalf the population now in and strug­ gling for an existence, with Indians on la detail: one hand, high prices on the other, a Alaa worth. OUver, perfect horde of human cormorants all. Franklin, about them, experienced plainsmen and Fuller, PhilUpB (Ma.), miners °getting away" with everything raiWpS (Kam), (luodwln. 1-oppl.loc. Baker (tad.). that is worth taking, deep snows and bit­ ter cold harrassing them, and liard luck HamUtaa (tad.), BdUy. John, . the only well-defined and paying Banka (G«.), IteJKy, J. B.. ••streak." Harrta (Va.), JUcv, —Another serious inundatioc. in France Nearly all the rivers have overflowed their —Tbs heirs of Duncan McArthur bars cxd- TU1T poeU»ci;e« to ecmo future time the rreurapbon on women th. right at ,, in. political drata. they Lave undertaken. It requires something more. than the mechanical nkill of the artificer in wood and iron to —A surgeon of tho Tnriusb army, lately in tags < f a hospital, estimates tbs Turkish Bobbins (Pa.), no attention is paid to reqaiaitiomt, even for Bristol, was wrecked near Land's End. a few nights since. Nothing waa left of the aldp Kimball, Headley. body. Thornburgh, The King seoeptad. bnt reqnret~l them Beeman! (til), Lctuwll. Mwah. MoCnn. Melni). H without a fire or polUe depsAment. There Warns, tamed by unfa Willard, COJTGK1S8SIONAL. WUllaaw, (MWu). is totMgias.Mewsae" H°^ sio^$25rHX^r^^^ evil is intensified by the tact that three inferior instruments are, on account of their inferiority, moat industriously urged upon the public. Because they cannot compete with better ones in the Panning and looking into open market, they are preaecd upon the public by direct aolicitations ; aud be- man. Low hot do yon suppose hell is 1” " Well, Mr. Finney, I suppose it fa so hot there that if somebody brought you a spoonful of melted iron you’d swear it was ice cream.” Silence cusned. There was nothing more to be said. far Department Er.txm.iiiuras Committee of —Colorado la to vote on a new ConaUtutlon .L- whom he tad the controversy, but on another occasion thfi latter encountered a man who had heard him prases and knew hia face. The man was working in an iron foundry, where (he heat was in tense, and chaneed to break forth into a —Tbs 8«nato roregn Aflat® CocumttM hM altarwari withdrawn by th. PrwaUebt. company, thia amount Leuig ?v:________ a. ..-____ I m««od the preacher in the waters of the great artificial river. In all probability brought nothing else to their aid in the buainaM. The result is that the country Cotteetorof mart official. for aid rendered la the collection gage in tbrir manufacture, some of by agents and hawked by ‘peddlers. And'as most purchase® are unable to PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAINS. mo.' ta. »»■ sioo. — pu**g.LgNO ii&^risuTisav^ DO YOUR the inferior axtidaa are often bought when better onoi are deaired, and would have been at some pains to ascertain what instrument of the many now so­ liciting the* public favor oombinea the greatest amount of real excellencies. We have prosecuted this inquiry entirely independently of aid or direction from interested parties. Tho opinions of some of the beat musical critics, com­ posers, and performers have been ob­ tained, reports of experiments made in the ordinary use o f various instruments in churches, schools, and famities have Mason & Hamlin—a decision that cor­ respond* with our own previously formed conviction*. • • • written three things without solicitation from any one, and without the knowl­ edge of those whose pecuniary interests we may seem to favor. The interest of our readers is thebbject we tare sought especially to promote, and in that inter­ est wc have prosecuted our inquiries, and we record our convictions.—N. Y. Christian Advocate. THBswcetnees of licorice-root is not due, as you have miatakingly supposed, to glycyrrhizin, but to the presence of glycyrrhizate of ammonia. Glycyrrhizin itself is nearly insoluble in water, and therefore tasteless, but, when ammonia has been added, it becomes yellow, ac­ quiree tho licorioo taste in a concentrated degree, and *11 the flavoring matter of a handful of licorice-rticks might be piled up on a two-cent piece. Dr. Pierces Golden Me ileal Dtacoiery for ttiFX'o’. woooaaFojILi#^^ ‘Swta^S: ja Youngs - XS»S."5W^ttXM? MaMiM FOX’S $250 jgjrgSFSSSa?: OPIUM REVOLVERS! 1ESSS $3.00 TH OF Tins saw OHIIHSra^ LASTIt TRUSS iro reading, psycho mascy. fascination. Soul Channing, ■«a»eriMa an-! Loren' 6«ta. m bow rtrtr au war faaWeata art the taea M»»U norr to gxt acojto. Pay as you go. through the medium Never fool in business matters. kN ENERGETIC Do not kick every one in your patli. Learn to think and act for yourself. Keep head rather than behind the times. Don't stop to tell stories in business hours. Have order, system, regularity *nd also promptness. BOOK ■ Cnumr, best family paper in the arid—•Ckicaoo Lkzmikm. bee advertisement. AGENTS. Do not meddle with business you know nothing of. OR. NC'HEXC K*8 CTAMOABD RKMKUse your own brains rather than those of othera. dnsune WANTED^SZSgd BUSINESS MAN Smith Organ Co BOSTON. MASS. Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere. IN8TALLMEMT PLAMt ho does his bond. No man can got rich by sitting around stores and tadoons If you have a place of business be found there when wanted. Help others when you can, but never give what you cannot afford because it is fashionable. Learn to say “ No.” No necessity of snapping it out dog-fashion, but ray it firmly and respectfully. There is little doubt now but what our Centennial exposition will far sur­ pass any et the world’s fairs or ex­ positions that have yet been held. Prof. Archer, the British Commissioner to the Centennial, and one well qualified to give an opinion in each matte®, ex pre*aee surprise and pleasure at the preparations is Philadelphia, and the ex­ ceptionally exosllant .manner in which they have thus far been managed. Great Britain will bo fairly represented as to her lending industries • and already toe London newspspe® have thir artiste and correspondents on the ground. The DOVER EGG BEATER I SCWAPjRfere/fc-ffS OiTCHER.'S^i^fei'1 BONLTOr^^^ THE MARKErs. l-KAX x8vk1.t» BOOK I AOK NTS. I S.OOO positions fa being utilised in many ways, William. (Dal.), (Mtak-), nystem on which the awards of merit will MamUtow (MJ.), Powell, Wilson flows). to its oertifiastes of merit an exceptional, weight and influence. ovx couth. The silver coins of the United States half dollar or ff* I '* About Hirers yaars ago an attempt was ten-cent piece, weighing respectively 420 grains troy, 12J grains, G» grains, amputated. l He was connoted and sent SCENTENNIAl ACENT8! 150 KW BOOKS young lady, who lias sp,«t nearly hex CI5-i5.’.AT L bill referred to makwi the silver dollar thr. • della®, the half dollar to the junonnt of 8!u- had frtlb that she lad power to fivedotiare. Nobody was born or married in Mon- MERIDEN CUTL1 MANUFACTURE co. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-03-31.pdf.pdf ac740eb31861ba20d5c9bd28dba38545 PDF Text Text r-—irssfc U* gtaMile few. •O .D HTRO NG. Progression. No Retrograding. Htf^FT MAFl AM Ntt HOVU Ol their harden plump into the middle of ' quietly stole up staira and opened the the drift. 'door of tho best room. "Sure “Good heavens!" exebdmod George, I enough,” thought he, “my fine chaps. ktfkcts of j- cHxjrwr nr Tire At*ifoib. Smt nn of bniWi M With admirable presence of mind, hi To think of oopiog with tin ;r united lifted the limp form of Eva Stanley and j^rcugth by dragging them forth was not carried it into the house. But they liad practicable, but there stood the pitcher of water, and bo knew tiiat a good dous­ enme rushing into the ball just ar he ap- ing with the icy fluid would bring them out quick enough. ’ “ George ! John I far goodness sake He lifted the .pitcher, approached the ’ what doca this mean, gad wfo> .have you , bed, raised it, and tmdiknly dashed tho there F” asked Mr. Guqw'nter in * breath. ’contents upon Che sleepers. “Blessed if I know,” began George ; Bach a torrent of screams as he bail “ thought jt was Bam, so we concluded never- before heard rang through the to giro him a douse'in the snow for get­ house, and before 8am could collect his ting into the best bod and trying to scattered senses the door opened, and euchre us. Quick! Believe Ahc has Hauuah, George, and John rushed in, fainted.” clothed in scanty apparel—Hamish with sbcaMusIeu In depositing Eva once more in tho bed from which she bad been so acene. are fairly into the house. AM J ' THP RtSST BED. TMTMlBfirtclKK') in the village of Clear out. r Thera, aitlfog in, hod, with her hair ffrippiag like a nirrthaid, her night dress deluged, her face colorkerff and looking terror, was tho young achoolmistivaa; and there waa btanu with the empty nufo . Iffpfttew ha<l betaken ihem- pitcher in his hand, the vary picture of selvrs down stairs, where they wont into imlxxrility, staring around tike an idiot hysterics over the joke. at the liavoe he had 'mode. Hannah, A preUpsGl^Tfi^-V' taii'G*^ George, pnd1 Jahn instantly underatood rolling ov#f ofrftb'ffodf,' and letttng off] the situation; i; and the latter, at the com­ peal after peal of laughter. mand of their sister, dragged 8am away, ' •• “I should ahould think it was," was." replied John, while she assisted the drenched and ter­ holdfog his ttdra., ‘.‘Oh, my I Bui rified girl to dry clothfog, and than took wtaf w to be <Joue about it; and who do her to her own room and bed, exptainI ing, for the second time, the mishaps of you suppose she is, George I’.’ Hollythorn waa taught by Miss Eva Stan­ ley, who “ boarded around” among the “ Borne guest of Hannah’s, of course; the night schoJara^and was considered the paragon and young and pretty al that 1 don’t “I’ll keep yon with me, now, my poor know>Hbw It is with you, burl reef par­ child,” said she, though with difficulty ticularly small and cheep—would sell keeping back her laughter. “ Tho boys vacation ffhe had been boarding with a myself at a very low price. ’’ are nicely anno np with at any rate; and Mrs.’ Oakppnter, who w» making gigantic “Cheap,” roared John, K if it ware noffor your being so terribly would actually give mysotf awhy" tliis frightened, and the way my best bed luw blessed minute, and throw something in been used,,I wouldn't care. But you •‘^tWnffrer mcTtay 'rothera/Kva," to boot. What are wo to dot .1 can’t she raid. “ Tbctw'sHun, and Goorgie E»y. I believe J shall dig out of this Hannah kissed her cluirge, and went and Johnny, the youugeet; and tmeb place and get back to the city before down to see the boys, who as soon as times ap they have when they get out morning. I haven't got the courage to they were fairly shut in the regions be­ iiMwand rneifoate, as they call it! But, face the music." low, began to appreciate the joke ; and He began hastily putting on'his Itoota, dear ms, I don't get mush root or pence, now that Sam won as deep in the mad as •for they are like a lot of boys let out of and w«uld have carried bis threat into they were in the mire, gave no quarter. execution, but for the appearance of “ I’ll be blamed if I know what it all ‘Ibi’lA’* *w U»V TiaMttM to- Hannah, who at once asserted her au­ means,” said Sam, lookiiig in confusion tfbkh and Bim actuliUy cut i" thority. at his brothers, who were rolling and “Yon are not going a single atop, ■pane of glans from the window, ’ and kicking in convulsions of laughter. pelted George from my best room with John. LjJou’t wonder youdeel oshiuned ■■ “rfifeans!” -pafo George* holding His of yoursdjfs. What on uartb poraao*e.l snow 1 sides. '“It meansfffoit yotr have stolen you in maatl*. J /‘ You aoe, there is always a tegular like* thief into Miss Eva Stauley’s bed­ stri* fhr 'that. particular room, for the . “That’s right, Han; pitch in, scold chamber, who is a young lady teacher bed is n spring one, grid they say they away; I’ll take any amount of talking boarding hero ; end thinking it wasyour dcxil tJoej. on »y other in the <ity. । jnst now. I am as meek aa a lamb. But humble servant and Johnny snug in bed' But they don't get it this time, that's who is it we’ve played go shabby a trick you attempted to drown us out, and made . certain, for I intend to give you that on !" replfol Qeorgv. a grand mistake. How do you like it,; “Trfok! I ahould think it was. Why room, and so end the controversy." Sam I?. . • . it is Eva Stanley, our school teacher, “ I had just as soon oocqpy some other “ I coufereA see tho point, but I can’t room', Mrs. Carpenter, and do not wish and tliis is her week to board here. I see tho joke. It is a most outrageous don't believe the poor girl will get over to incommode yirar brothers." shame- ” ‘‘ No yon1 shan’t, Eva," peremptorily her fright It is too bad; I shouldn’t At this juncture Hannah came in, and cxclaimeil her hostess; “ and what is begfo ratfog thyifo" ffanpfily, thereby letthe use of your going home vacation iV turn to laugh. as not, and do your sowing on my ma­ in that fashion. No wonder she cried, . Miss JEva was not visible tho next chine.” fo *.r iefoiOawj.. wonting, and Hannah- announced that she’ wnrf taaf with n severe • cold. tire household retired early, for on the with a groin. Hannah luul her unruly crew under her “ I should think she did. I just took mdCBW the brothers, youog, ardsnt and her in my arms and let her have her cry thumb for once in her life, and had tho satisfaction of seeing them behave with out, while I explained to her how she oat sending any word of their intention, some dignity. They appeared never to they hod concluded to take the train happened to be mistaken for Sam, and forget that there was an invalid m the which would land them in Hollythorn became the victim of your mad pranks.” “That was neat in you, Hau,” skid houst*, and went on tip-toe about. Bom, about bod-timn. George and John did who seemed to take the entixn responsi­ ao, and when seated iiutho cars began to George. “ I.>m awful glad you hugged the i>oor little firing. Wish yon had bility upon his own shoulders, sent off slyly to the city for choice fruit and fiowrsasua in the worldI why ho given her a luxithcrly squeeze for mo— ers, which he induced his sister to con­ should not have been there," said 'pon my honorT do." “ And how on earth do you expect ns vey to the young tady with tho most ab­ George. “I can't make it uvi, unless he has taken the fire o’clock train by mu>- to stay and take the aoMegticrioafi !*! ject iqwlogies and regrets. In a couple of days Era was able to asked John, beginning to look serious. She was looking ** ut Of it,- laughed Jofr, W>o “ I am far taking myself off iuatanter. come down-staira. fancied ho understood the entire pro- I had rather fao- a npwked battery than quite pale, but lovely, and of course divilely, when presented-by Mm CorpriifritaiiM.- '“Iflii most HMy he took this pfi’t(y.teael*er,Mftef pnkfog,sueh ter to* the1 three 'brothers, who behaved fools ol ourselves." “I don't care if yon had,” answered his stater Indignantly. “The only way to do foio atay anti brave it out, both of you, and apologize for your rudene»M.". “ But Sera, how the deuce ate we to get along with him l You know well enough, Han, wo aludl never bear the end of it from him." “If you two can keep the secret, I'll find a way to silence Bridget, and it is a subject Eva will not care to have dishome of their After in a very stealthy cusaod, and fortunately my husband ta away from home. So go to bed and opened the window and obtained rest contended. '' nabs parlor bed room, and make us take up with straw ticks and featbera." “ I didn’t think of that, but I reckon We aurt ooutriee logrt him out somehow." The brothers put their hoods together and laughed heartily over some Kliemc for tMtewifctfng Bam, and, accordingly, - 'when the train natebed Hollythorn, . quite well considering the unpleasant­ ness of their situation. and by virtue of his,ago and experienos constituted himself the propitiator, and was constantly on ’mnd to offer Mina Eva a thousand nameless attentions; and before tho week was out John dedared that Sam waa " done for I" '•Gone under completely 1" echoed George with one of his dismal groans. Hannah, singing Eva’s praises, com- —*b**n to tfte bed die had ra intended them to occupy, and soon the house was once mon- hushed in While of the room being a ainner, and abe has fain^d1. lion and call Hannah!" . Cz 3 _ sobering process she was acquainted MULTUM JN PAR VO, tho actors, Who rushed upon the stage in freezing nun Siturday evening. UkasHrttai NO. 27, ^VSH&LLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 31, |87C. VOL. Hli' < people were in the library selecting mental pabulum for over Bdnday. The rain fell silently and froze thoroughly, and tn a very short time the walk which Perforate the bottom of a wooden box with a number of small holos ; place in- the lunatic—for he was evidently hucIl After quite a struggle they succeeded in quiet tm soon restored among the audi- excited. All'were busy discuraing the matter, speculating as to the individuality ol the For washing and drying the liands pour into one hand a few drops of good cider vinegar ; mb the hands together, wetting the whole suriaoa both sides, and dry it. Practice this and your luir.de will feel smooth and pliant Homo do not like it, but to me it is far better than Theo she got up, recovered her muff glycerine or other unguent and book, looked apprehensively about to sec who was in view, and then batt­ ened home without quoting anqther line. She had' scarcely cleared, the walk when a tall man with a work on botany Gratia can destroy imiects on her rose-’ emerged from the door. Tbs instant ha bushes and other plants by sponging or stepped on thoyralkhe said: . syringing them with warm soap suds " Holy cryptogamous!" nunln with whale oil, but not very And crawled off into the enow on bin strong. hands and knees and recovered the vol nmr, which remained on tho walk, by Take strong bi-carl»onate of soda and the aid of his cone. dissolve it in hot water; wash the gtaas, Following lum wore two large men. and in twenty ininutee or half an hour One of them had tho autobiography of rub thoroughly, with a dry doth. John B. Gough. They both stepped on tho walk together.. The Gough plan was Any one can stake a good meal of just saying: three or four ‘things—i iody cooled young lady with a volume of Tennyson hugged up to her. She tripped lightly down from the step, aayfog audibly :■» “Evon a wild moor with love my “ I am confident that the downfall of meat, jx'rfecily prepared potatoes, a dish of ripe fruit pud exemplary bread and Two cousfocious exception.; to kfo butter. It is not variety or quantity bulief were immediately made UMinifest. tiiat is so important ss quality, and if The Gough man in going down Lad suf­ those who cook could only realize this ficient presence of mind to catch hold of and precipitate afi their power upon tho his fellow, and, both being heavy men, perfect preparation of only two dishes they went tho whole length of the walk, at eacli meal, those who feed at their clawing and kicking each other all tho hands would certainly be tho gainers, distance. cooked food is sheer waste in Tho Gough man got on his feet and nerve, muscle, soul power. The hungry put off in one direction and the other body vainly attempts recuperation in man got on his fret and sloped at once trying io digest and assimilate food not muu. wuat in an opposite dirrotion. “ oouvamem convenient " for u, it, nu so that what uugui. might । And while they were doing this, a hjrro Iwen wcompluboa IlkI llw food rence bud about died sway when a flutter of excitement waa noticed fo the boek part of the dress-oirale. Hie taffies and children seated there were noticed Tunning toward the •stage, excited. Upon investigation it was dtacoveted that the same individual who had caused tho first exoitement bad eacoped from Ins friends and was about io renew his exhibition. Banning along the side of the drees Motto for a yrawt factory -4t Btriy lb" circle, he retailed the left proMsnium bread and early to rise.” ' ' ’* dashed up stairs into tlx* box above, and, hiking himself in, took a front amt, and removing his list began gesticulating st the audienoo in the most vehement and e xcited manner. Taking from his pocket a bibte, he flottrislnd it around, pehrting with great eamestasai to some particular Wiridual down staira. tho son of the librarian went out on tin walk, and in a very few minutes hod acCTUnulsted a book-cover, a set of false teeth, throe gloves, a haudkerchtof, abil a gyod-sized hatful of hair-pins. These articles are now at the library awaiting identification. . < BOGUM FOFTJGK-ilTAlfl‘ MAFIA. The Now York cvrrespondenl of the Chicago THfrlrte Write/'; Every school­ boy knows tiiat tor many years paat there hns*bren a mania among boys'and men on the subject of collecting {xistage stamps. This practice, which at ’ first waa a mere amusement, has become an active bnainesa, supporting n monthly jourual culled the PMlafclift, and an in­ numerable Assortment of pottagMtamp albums, costing from $1 to $20. The amount of money expended by amateura and professional collectors of old and time. ••Goon heavens! Can it be possi­ ble’” “Stay/ sir. Married old Cro­ zier’s daughter. Sharp old card—know what he's about Keeping dark to spend’ the Indira and children, all of wham were terribly excited. Whan, however, all liecame quite cerl*ln rffccflvo moan. l«j fewn Uk.n Tho heirs of the late Copt Ward of Detroit, yhft have been contesting the will, which disposed of about $5,000,000 worth of properly, have agreed to the following compromise : Tho widow, and her two infant children receive what is known as the Ludington property, free from all incumbrance. It includes’many housand acres of pine lands, several H»r» bsrlrquUieA awsr U» AL Coxveiisatiox in a Brooklyn Sablmth efty : Teacher—“ Who was the most distinguished .king of Israel I" Bright boy—“ Solomon." Teacher—“ Why was be distingtattted Bright boy—<*’066 he hail TOR wives. ” Da. Gsoiis, the well-known Philadel­ phia surgeon, waa once dangerously ill.. HvuU after his recovery be met.one.of hw patients, who remarked to him : '' Op, doctor, I rejoice to see that you are out again. Had we loot you, our w people would have died by tho dozen. ’’ “Thank, you, msdam," replied the affable doctor, “ but now, I fear, they will die by Uu* ■Oraer . . , would be a benefit, they may pay to them such portion as fhqy “"V best If, on the contrary; in the judge-. ger of falling when a high wind blows. interests of said children to withhold from them any portion of the dividimdn orinteeettr they are authoruwd to so withhold." Tba second redicil, which drwwal them, and tiwn folded her asm failed, cut off thaw beiraoHhe first mar­ riage with <300 per nwuth, and made rifo stamps issued in the early stages of the Confederate struggle by the Postmasters reached the dej>ot a few minutes too Lite. He found the train he was to have thorn. at >10 apiotfc, and the general issue by Site often re«nin<ta her brothers-in-law taken already gaumbut on consulting a the Confederates of two-cent stamps is time-table be foonAtiiat another train of her unceremonious introduction to a sold at surted two hours later, and ao demited snowdrift at the d*>ad of night, and they quite a crop of mpa from un­ heard of Cjufodsaaie localities has re­ Tire envelope makers and printers cently sprung up. The connoisseurs in assert that the Government loses <700,OtekfrtMHtho; rfafcHkcturc of postal the BL Obarlee Theater matiuoe on Sat­ urday were treated to a scene which was tare tbtt we doubt it anything simitar has ever occurred. your ftet off tbo^ttove-hrwrtii and pin once by the widow and her children of lUDtOOO:ia mouejnand >15,000 in vessel tlw overture and the curtain was about ten tiou of the andisnew* was directed to the right-bAupKCSta of Ite «hgr, where tlret a slight scuftk. wan going on. I evived lights, todaoff bis hat and shouted to hundred flfty-dollar gold slug*, the audience: “I am Got, and without coroner wanted to hold an inqu« a wag, wroui in bis bat, Golgotha, . OK* of the main eaUte left to the children of in a man nam*^ /fiffany,, in-St lxxu% claim that if the Govenuneni should Acstjoa still spends mew money on The saying, " the race is not always to the swift," has bean tranrirtad by the Chinese to read: “ Big long-legged man, don't always sometime get abend of little boy.” A mam who had dimbed up a chratant pine property, the whole being valued at over SJ,500,000. There are some seven­ oil or furniture polish. of me of the branches, and fell to tho TO TAKE OCT GllKAHE STAIKS FUOM CAfc- teen or eighteen small bequerts of money ground with such force as to break hta and aecarities to various rotative* and Get a quantity of blue clay, which is confidential ’friends of CapL Ward, remarked to him tiiat “ had he followed required tex make ■£a»’brittq wteab te omountiug in tho aggregate to $200,000 his aula in there casta, he would hove free from sand, bruise and scatter' a o. $800,000, which are sustained, of avoided the accident." “WhUruledo course. The balance ot the estate is yon mean t" raid the other indignantly.. in the carpet, and rub it slightly with left equally to the children of Capt. “This,"said ths philoaophex, “bcww the hand, the carpet romaining all tfo» Ward's first marriage aud tojita shter, while on the floor. After two or three Aunt Emily, under the management of go up.' four tnwiio. It ia encumbered with days sweep off the day, nod tho grraao YextkbdaT morning a woman living will be gone. By a similar process several hundml thousand dollars :of on Benson street railed st tho Oity Half grease will be removed from ihe rolLir debt, which the temporary admintairastation to ask if any cf the police knew of a coat. tors appointed by the Probate court have anything, abdut" her husband, who hfo. TO UXMOVX STAIX8 ot ,firk. norr ?'*•»».' bee11 reducing, nufi it will yield been missing for tho pA'rt four weeks. nearly two xuillioas. This is to be fund­ MILDEW,, BTC. None of them did, and (he Otricf conld'n'. First wash tU sfoii£s0ra BitaE iuL'' ed,..and the first. codicil . of the will, which give her any consolation. She didn't possible with dear cold water, then ap- wae eustainixl, provides for the appoint stemTin need ol however, remark­ ply the eecalonnia, which cvtMuataaf one meet ,of guardians far the two children ing, as she was ready to go : “ He may this : “ •' The tableepoonful lemon juice, one tabic- who are insane, and adds this: spoonful’ *jpuae . aroom-tartar, ora* ’ trustees may use their judgment whether liive run away, or be may be dead. If lie's run away, he’ll coon be writing spoonful of oxalic acid, one-half pint or not it would be for the intemt of said home for money; if he’s dead, I’m rain-water. Wipe off with uiearjjfofefl children, “ Henry “ 8., Milton- D., Charles going to every steamboat excursion this Any article that cannot be washed after • and try and take eon. using the mixture, a tableepoonful of fort."—Detroit Pm Ptim. it the juice of white currants is better _pal sum, and if, in their judgment, _ ctnl tutabhnltinwite devoted to their safo in this city, and one of them, on Nassau street, has a stock on hand estimated to bo worth in cash $20,000. Think of time lemon juice when procurable. This that-^fJO,tXKl worth of oid/Mfl m»w postage stamp.** of all nations! The de­ icate fabrics, as it will not injure the mand for rare stamps bas produced a color or material. Shake up when uat\ , (t crop of base imitations, which require iag ik''" V ' A. an expert sye to detect from. th® genu­ ine. One carious thing is thaOhe de­ { TAK^M OCT. OF TUB BJUSt mand for old Confederate stamps has A hump of alum put in tho vinegar, and horse radish cut in stripe, will make now much more valuable than they were them crisp._________________ bis, 8. C., Macon, Go., Nashville, Tenn., dt potit ffTn a huge drift, when a abrfll j stater's house he ucauted around till be ac.xeem broke the «tilhww» of the night, ! found a way of entraroe into the J* :l flrat. Ihi Glasgow (Xy.) 2fo»c4 thinks that him, and were compelled to fores the* door in order to again secure him. He was finally taken in charge and forced out of the theater. Inqwiiy proved 1dm to be Dr. Terry, who is crazy upon tho subject of spirit­ ualism, and whj was evidently taken with one of bis violent attacku. It took ooms tftnc to restore order and to quiei 1 to pwvent a recurrence- of the arataea tall, spare man, with a book descriptivo been right remains undone, of the Holy Landa, put his foot oh the just enacted, order was soon restored, walk, then shook it at the heavens, and Aa tea. made by. pouring one pint of and in a few moments the regular per­ met the pavement with the simple ejaoformance followed this extraordinary utation: prologue. Those who were present will long re­ "■Ob, I" glsMful of rum added, is excellent member the occurrence, which must The debris of this wreck wm no more TO TBB HAJKxk' C7 occupy a position as the most remarkBefore tettriiqfc taktrx Targe pafr of than cleared away whert. a very stout man, with a. florid■ countenance and a' old gloves and spread mutton tallow in- able event of the kind that has ever oc cqrred iu any theater.—A'eto. Orteanv copy of Tyndnli in hta hand, came szi. mds, also all over the hands. Wear the ; He was raying to himself: . gloves all night and wash the hands with BolMin. “ We have now got down to the base olive oil and white castile soap the next morning. And was down there. It irai a terri­ TO RKMOVE WHITE BTAIXS FJSOM PDRM1ble but brief struggle. There waa a, shooting of legs, a waving of arms, and a spasmodic wriggle pf the body, end cloth, with one well dipped in lamp oil tho bawi was reached. And for two (or, if that is not convenient, lifisoed minutes he sat there, feeling around for oil), rub the spot briskly, wet the second an under set of false tooth, and swearing with alcohol and apply to oily surface, like a pirate. ‘ ' rubbing quickly, as too much alcohol Tho next morning _ wiw the Sabbath—a will destroy the varnish, and finally pol­ bright, quiet, sunshiny morning—and ish with the &-rtl-clofli, moistened with A Hurt to mothers: In getting up a suit of clothes for a boy. if you wish to make his trowscra last, finish the cott’- toward the j of the heirs. was brought �GRAND with an ax. Hi* men watched the day and toward evening two men Jefferson and Edward Moon txinfrontad ucknowedged they were U»e ones who did the smashing that morning. They offered to give 50 troughs to settle the matter, which was agreed to. Failing to keep that agreement, Mr. Ha yea caused a warrs'.t to be issued Iw their arrest, and the end is Dot yet.—Bslhnte Gas ■ A Chicago aiderman contends that * hi UM tu iB>Ua<lr kni*a lying is not wicked where the liar has no object in lying. This is lood for new thought. Call Jhe convention to order. PlMmrtoa. Mubin* c«ui»y. fell into a The following advertisement lately »cxW*J B URGE INVOICE! Uwol miNC Pro*t. RMERS! BOTTOM PRICES DryGroods a g a FARMERS! GROCERIES! appeared is an English, newspaper: “A piano forte to be sold, genuine Broad wood, by a lady about to leave i i s.as I ALL OF YOU THAT WANT TO BUY New York says that Philadelphit is bolter than a hen-jrootl is summer time, and tbs Philadelphia Bulltfiin •eUol at IHI kaa>l«4. Hire •chori dbciplin* jaws Back and adds that they can freeze a man to death in August by one look. •—Mfc O. Mw— 17tb m n>l>M SS.MO. An Illinois preacher who believed that fire insurance was defying the Lord is now living in a barn until his congregation can find him another «M found dead bi Um wood*. He k*d fallen bouse. A Wyoming woman- started as a milk peddler ten years ago and is now worth >26,000. There arc piles and piles ol fellows leantag over the barn­ kitting J. B. Welker*, the proprietor an- yard gate and calling her au angelic milk-maid. • faOurincali mtn employed in the mill. The Rochester Chronicle is autho rity that Senator Chandler gives each one of his grandchildren >60,000. Mr. Chaudlar always did encourage enter­ prise. SIZES AND DRESS GOODS! Shirtligs, Sheeliags, Buklafs, SCRAPERS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE PLOWS SHOVEL Ribboas Fort fane, Jacta & Saiiiaw R. R. MARBLE WORKS at 20 Cents, left. Boots, Shoes, D w heel CULTIVATORS Nubia*ht 93 Ch. and Chil­ dren’s Stockings [all Wool] Hita, Caps, Notion, Scarfs, F BF8, JtC. PRUTS FROM 6 Tfl 1 Cl COATS’ AND CLARK’S THREAD, ICTi COTTON B00D8 CLEAR DOWN! BEST $1.00 MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH TRAINS BUN UY CHICAGO TIME. Goinc South. ROAD HARROWS, I FEW OF THOSE W. SMITH, . NOTARY Mr. Allen Ingraham, of the Bay lumber . £rm of Hitchcock k Ingraham, waa killed Men’? Suits fron $9.00 to $18.00, Boys’Slits “ $5.50 to $11.50 PLOWS, HATS. CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PACS. OVERSHOES. There b excilement at Eaton Rapid** eau day and iaatanUy killed. He leave* wife and PRICES ! TEA F0R flakes. Sulky Reapers & Mowers "Wagons. 87j CENTS! DON’T FAIL TO TRY MIKE1 BLACK A FUTJLEB, Proprietors. EVERY DDiC'limOX OF and MONUMENTS, Foreign A American The Highest Market Price paid for Please call and eramins Goods and Country Produce. Compare Prices, before purchasing elsewhere. Satisfaction Guaranteed. BLACK * FULLER. DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING And in (act anything from a Plow Point to a Threshing Machine,yon want Awarded the niyhcst Medal at Vienna. Hornier " parties are not to popular a» a KOCHER BROS BOISE BRO’S Tke Forte BirM Preebyteriac Church on 591 Broadway, New York, NEW FIRM 'of Wm. A. Aylawoi •t live OLD STAND Cen.ten.nial Sellin eiclmirely for Cash at one He b now in jail * waiting- mw eoalyeb of [ Price to AH and at 12 1-2 Per Cent Profit ' 11,37 •nd Lake Huron railroad enjoyed a raaeh ttp al a paint about Ire mile* west of Scbooleraft, Bunday. A broken roil diiehad the Ihdlan. Michl* m Mr. M.rfrM, ,n all Owku k»d Iwn ■rm— o,«rUsd for D,ir,U scs t*». K.UOOFKR. 8. T.EIBH AUBER, MERCHANT TAILOR! READY MADE CLOTHING! TEAS, COFFEES 1* a ire*, and whether it wwetwtcide ormutd«r m on* of tho** thing* rhich no fellow IEN’8, T0UTH8’k B0T8’ CLOTHII& U(k> 1> DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CAPS, BOOKS, STATIONARY, BOOTS, SHOES, WALL PAPER, CLOTHING, MOTTOES, PAINTS, OILS, *O., AC. AC. VARNISHES. CT— Ctuh Purdmwn will malx BRUSHES. Which will be aold at rowocaN* priem. Photograhic Material! MICRO SCIENTIFIC LANTER8, STEREO-PANOPTICON. cash, as you wish, and I am bound to ANY OTHER FIRM IN NASHVILLE! GHO M. SAVAGE A CO* COX.UMB KF* I have, no partners to divide my profits with, and I will give the man that buys of The the profits that I would have to give my partner if I had one. TOILET ARTICLES, H*nd9om**i Quid* published. Combination of Iron and Steel, right hand and left hand. are made in Stockmann & Winyard, These PLOWS Kalamazoo. and are warranted superior to any Plow io ths I want every farmer in Barry or Eaton Counties, that wants a first POSES OXLY. SALE ad BOARDING STABLE, WORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED I KEEP A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE TIHnTLE EDITKIN WAVERLEY NOVELS, NASHVILLE. MICH. Do you want a good Buck for the Home Circle? And Mann&ctare all kinds of Do you want School Books 1 Do you want a Prescription filled ATKINSON & ROE, arc expense. FOR MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL PUR­ Do you want Paints and Oils ? H. ALDRICH. AND KAITNT! Window class Plow, this season, to come and get one of these Plows and take it A LUNCH ROOM While a young man named T>. B. MeKeea, GARDEN & FIELD SEEDS borne and try it one week, and if not found satisfactory to be returned at my raonuiTons Wines and Liquors ! GBOCEBXES! Bead for H. DETROIT SEED CO., W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO.. New No. 1X5 Iron Beam NEW LIVERY! H. A.LTPR.ICH M­ ZlFLORU guide. CASH HOUSE. World. Mi tai, Rnis, oi ad Pis ARTO PTICON, SCHOOL LANTERN. FAMILY LANTERN PEOPLE'S 1JLKTERN. IN THE PLOW LINE I HAVE A »/ a VIEWS! CHICAGO SEED CO. SPICES, NEW BAKERY. i noi hall CHBOHO0 AND FRAMES. STERWSCIPES AND Before you buy, and I wilt show you the largest lane and the beat Im­ STEREOPHOONSA MAQIO LANTERNS plements made in the United Slates, and I will sell to you cm time or lor SELL GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ladle* were injured. w if*, and overtaking them at LeeUe brought Mem hack to the capital city. C. C. Wolcott DURING THE .a Charlea F. Kennedy cflhfereoll, in Midi- YntSr^'’0 LiH.T.miliCO with care? ABTUT1C LIVERY STABLE! JVH TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE. VENN. Pkofkiirvi. EAVE TaotCWINC a Specialty. ......... Fount Truly, NASHVILLE, MICH. BOISE BROS. C. 0. WOLCOTT. JOB PBSNIT.™^ �dtxectory. FILL c c. EXTRAORDINARY LONG BRICK BARGAINS! OF oi the * double column advt. to report the advent of the frisky The following accounts were pre­ sented and on motion allowed : 8. Stiles, cleaning crow walk.,... $2.22 —Town meeting next Monday and our village election the following day. TRUMAN’S ! On motion Council adjourned. Aurora irnty smile and these days be Dtiiteriek building. G. A. Tbomah. PpmMcbL —The Methodist revival still con­ bluster, lightning flash, thunder roll, Meet­ and rain fall, but little difference will RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! tinue* with unabated in teres t. ing every afternoon and evening. Ulis make to those running for office. SasfutM WH. YOUNOMTn • _o*»fc*<to«f xm CONSISTING OF —Leap frog and marbles, owing io I Fire-water, fights, oaths and falaecrday, April 1st, al 10 o’clock. circumatanciM over which the small hond. will be arguments used to gain I oy Into no ooatrol, has been indefin- the election of a favorite candidate, MC.EttA W. and exact manner. WL Th» beet 60-r.eai Chewing Tobacco. drinker in Naahrilla tlmUr. Davidson’s building on MOnOIS, BZAVEH OEOAKXWG, FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING. - Main South DADQBikTT’a tS.OO Boots; would b# very FOR SA LU.—A aeeond hand iret-elaTi WEBSTER ft HOBBS, BlaekIr omtlh.. An ktitoeor work tn th. rwa»»hx For Men an<l "Women, I WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HERETOFORE UN B. RASEY, Dr*! b——-T*4 “ Goodsand J • in tho -agricultural implement trade, shgl.tly on his hand by one of them. KNOWN IN NASHVILLE! 0LEMENT SMITR acres, adjoining the cemetry on the in this village this season, and as all He experienced no pain from it until A Fall Line of those Double Width west, and will take stops to improve will sell lower than their competitors, the past week, since when he has the probabilities are tiiat our farmers been suffiiripg severely and gradually the Quaker brook waler power. M. FLINT, will buy farming utensils cheaper than growing worse. I suppose if aomd —Everybody appeared to reap'd can be sold elsewhere on the line of person were to kill that miserable the boys last Saturday, for the snow the G. R. V. R. R. pupjhe owner would make the fur was.io excellent packing condition JUST OPENED, 100 PIECES OF I H. LEE, —Last Monday evening,- Mr. John fly. and the l»ys were the "cock of the V. Deputy grberrlfT, Rev. J. H. Webb has been holding Roe delivered the lecture before the walk." . His subject was a serie* of meetings at the Mudge —Ed. Mallory has moved from G'd Literary Society. PARADY, MaoufsctnrCT of school house, with- a marked degree TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Rapids to this village, and is liyiog in ‘•Instinct and Intelligence." The lec­ of sucoess. Serious attention and the Simpson house. He still retains ture evinced thorough preparation, good order prevail*. . . his position as mail agent on the and was received with marked atten­ Mrs. Cordelia Preston, assisted by tion by a largo audience. The ex­ JOHN Q CRESST, railroad. her husband, has been holding meet­ o hn ehn Which will be sold from 30 cents to $1 less per pair than can be bought —The oldest inhabitant that proph­ ercises were interspersed with sing­ ings at the Branch school house for ing by the Choir, and music by the elsewhere. A specialty in . esied wc would he making our gar­ three weeks past. They have full Cornet Band. Dr. Barber read Will dens now, grumbles about changeable bouses, good interest, and many in­ climate of these winters, as he picks Craieton's poem, •‘Betsy and I are out." The next lecture will be deliv­ quiring the way and desirous of lead­ ^’EO R. ELEMINCX wood out of the snow. ered by Rew. C. I. Deyo, at the Chrfc- ing a better life. AND A LARGE LOT OF —Horace Dean, a Maple Grove The Church of God people have tian Church, Monday evening next. PIANO AND ORGAN farmer, will erect in the spring a hand­ been holding meetings in the Dun­ Subject, “ Lews of Success." some frame farm-house, 26x40 ; and ham district, in the south-west corner his neighbors, Robert McCartney and Common Council Proceedings. of Maple Grove. Some seventy have Buxton has purchased 14 ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO $1A YARD. R 8 CENTS. 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING Wawto—A few bushels ot beans al 49 tjM .n*l^rwuf »*•****—• —O. K. in a communication to the 8l., and, we understand formed a ooHastings Journal charges the drug partnership with L. O. Crocker, for Some two weeks ago, Myron Suth­ stores of this village with selling lhe purpose of dealing in agriculUintl erland, of Sheridan, while seperating implement*. There will be four firms a couple of fighting curs was bitten WHICH whiskey by the drink. —Alf. villa, M April let, 1876. . D. iK, i—J, •' O4W. Ma The following topic* will be discussed next Sabbath: Morning — “Dow Ch. iatlanky —Judge VanZile of the Eaton ’Co, be the wickedest' day Nasbvilie will Circuit is holding Court at Hastings. see in 167fi. Evening—••Erangriisal Faith." He meets out justice to all in an equal \ —A. J. Hardy has purchased H T. and this same town meeting d^y will ately postponed. mm. Boots, Shoes 4 Rubbers GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS, CAPS, AND FUBS, Lonsdale Bleach od 12} nto- >er yard. W. G. Atxjiworth k Co. BUFF1L0 ROBES, LIP ROBtS 4 NORSE BLIMETS Huitz will pul.up large barns. and Childraa'a Shoe, at Bottom Price., al Pavo a. air*.. Illlaol. Timothy Seed A.T I.KK BROS. Goods at DAtraHMBTr'a. CoDXCtL Rooxi, 1 manifested an interest. Maroh 28. 1876. f ■< You can bo shown everything you want ia Itbm Ix«n —Owing to lhe non-arrival of Rev. Rcular meeting held. PresentW. R. Norihop, lhe Baptist meetings Olds, Wolcott, Lee, Hardy, and CROCKERY, QLASSWAJHE ARD LAMPS! have not commenced. However Halbert Tru^eesThe goods of Hagar ft Townsend Minoten of the last meeting read they will begin on April 6th, when of Woodland, were sold last week al and approved. . lhe Evangelist will be present The Committee appointed to set­ Sheriff sale in ibis city. My 81 Tea beats all the hobby prices iu town!* —Mrs. Casner, who is stoping at tle with lhe Treasuer made the fol­ The fide daughter of Mr. John IZ" For further particulars inquire at the counter. her sun-in law’s—Ed. White’s—a few lowing report which on motion waa Trego, of Irving, fell into a dish pan accepted and committee discharged : of coloring dye and was severely seal nights since, ventured out on the slip­ We the undersigned Committee ded on Friday last. pery sidewalk and fell breaking her appointed to settle with the Treasur­ Mr. Ira Stowell, Supervisor of left arm near the wrist in two places. er and report at the next meeting, Woodland, is seriously ill with lung Dr. Young was called to set the brok­ report the following receipts, and disease. Fears are entertained of bjs en limb, and she is getting along well. dishursments for the year ending recovery. Fetm' ImrkU LWra. March 28ch, 1876. xj —Saturday we took a two-hours 1 The ••boys" of Carfton Center have purchased the old instruments of the trip to Vermontville. Long have we Monies on band March 26ih. 1875 $ 848 76 Hastings Cornet Band, and propose been impressed with the idea that Received from School Tax ~ 1088.48 to have a band of their own.-Journal. •• uncollected road tax Vermontville is located nice enough pay Hi. Highest Markri Price for 9.00 *Uxxxixous VruDic-r—Ths most rigid to be a second Chicago, but notwith­ ’• Licensee. 82126 analysis by good ebsmiato have failed todia standing, moreover, nevertheless, we Total RectipU^..^. 181L27 cover anything to D B. DeLand & Co.'a found mud 14 inches deep on tho Best Chemical Salaraku whirti am. ia the DiSBUasCMKNTS. POTATOES, least dsgroe, bs detrimental to bsahh. White level. ' • fam F»d« lav. It*. 14 Paid Cemetery beed and interest $ 136 25 the women of ^ur country entertain seniiPaid School MouSy..; ... „ 1V62.8D mcnis widely different upon other m^ttcre, —We cannot take wood on sub­ Paid tho following incidental order* : alt concur In a verdict that the Best Chemi­ 8.08 cal Salaratua is lhe only infallible article in scription from only those with whom L. Everts... BrtraM-Hu.Ur Polka--Uly ' 14.40 use for light and eweet bread. we have made such arrangements, 6 00 and not even from those if the wood 8. Brooks.... 1.00 Delivered al Lhrir A. W. OMs. Ware you any excu*. for .offering with 11.80 is not ddiverc-d at our house before yspepsia or Liver Complaint ? I. there 1.90 ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE the 10th of, April. So be prompt in 60.00 bringing your wood before that date C. C. Wolcott, Hardware..... H. T.'Davidson, Cross walk. or pay your money. G. 4 Truman 1.60 C. Hanehett. Draying 1.60 brash. Gnewing and burning pain, at the LATH, —Some of our exchanges are talk­ 8. 8tiles, Marshall pit of the Stomach. Yellow skin. Coaled ing about 4th of July celebrations, and F. Webb SHINGLES „ 1 60 A Sidman --------------------------------------1.60 WATER LIME, lhe snow three feet deep on the level'. E. J. Feigbnsr. Recording & Election-.7.60 he. No! It ia positively your own fault if SALT, We ourselves, would be glad to ree C. C. WolnoU,Hardware 7.96 you do. Go to your Druggist and get a D. Durham.. t otlle of Green's August Flower for 75 cents N*«hvillc have a 4th of July blow off, HAIR. H. S, Larkina your cure i. certain, but if yon doabt this, STUCCO, but we cannot bear to speak about it O. KeagU----------------2U get a Sample Bottle for ten cento and try it. Wm K.rr J-C-. as long as the snow stays on. P. W. Kirtland 4.18 0. Hancbett, Braying. .75 thick we .hip and retail at bottom prices. —Lots of snow , a little rain, and 1 ORDINANCE. L. Ev.raU 2.88 a big crowd of boys, from the ages of A. W. Olde. AINSWORTH k BROOKS, 8.90 The Common Council of the VlUn'je o/ 1 00 Rothville. Michigan. Ordain That a high­ eight to thirty years, made things hot J. ; Smith ... t Proprietors. 2.60 way b. continued e»rt from Phillip, street, for posser-byers last Saturday mum- O. i Strong. Printing. 9.81 on Alanson W. Phillips addition, four rods 12.76 ing. One, drayman llanchett.’and A FULU LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! C, A. TRUMAN. ATTENTION, ALL! CHEAP LEE, BROTH ER8. mU My Favorito Chewing Tobacco h coneedod by all bramd farmers to b. the BAUnnSKTV. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, . Floy's aquare-dealing Grocer, Store, Eart ride of Main street, XnehviHe. 9SF Bottom prices on Park, Smoked Hams and Shoulders, at Dauoxkktt'b. EIGHT SONGS loan t ti Ajpwt fal Uilr Svaiia, $300.00 and VPWARDS L. RU88KIA ELI STRONG, Practleal MiU-ieright, MID DBtLaa » ■ill ■Acnnar, LVM. JONES 50 Cents SEVEN DE 1STTI ST PIECES Jesstico of the- Peace, CORN, APPLES, OATS, PIANO Clover Seed. &c., Bottom Prtcc*. MUSIC. MONEY to f 50 Cents. SEfij"1—• a’*Tt“ ELIHU CHIPMAM, Nashville, ■>«». five CbAe/towe GEMS £ AT LEE BROS. gfiT Old Newspaper, for «*'e al this office. 50 Cents in ticket: Supervisor. David W. Smith : Clerk. E. J. Foighnar ; Treasurer, Wm E. team, resembled the “milky way." as ।C C. Wotcoil..., Martin; Superintendent of Schools, H. W. they sailed down Main St., enveloped L Woodring.... E. Duhy Flint; Highway Coaorisaiofeer, Joshua in a cloud of snow balls. 1.60 .46 School lupMU,. T M. imt, ; Dnh, c-i'•» —The were,, ,iw« (torn of lhe 4.05 We hear of revivals ou the ntnlh. south, and Worsteds, Real and- Invi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace. Passim-entire, Real and Imitation Hair Govts. ClaaknaaMng IM ALL THS UJ1H OTtLM. CIM. V. (HUB, JEWELER s OPTICIAN ENOWNE^ NASHVILL^ »JCt< NASHVILLE MARKET. 8.78 2.25 14.50 28i SO C Chver, Blank..... west, every­ where. except at Vermontville—they O. Sirong. Print leg-Clem Smith Attorney few & rent... AFGE/VCB TH* BRAND PRIZE! MEDAL. VUMfAtJ8T3. 27.60 cess is reported from every quitter. Up in the west part of Woodland Fall anal VFnrrev MILLUKRY& FANCY GODDS! Drew and 1‘rerideat. The Cbmman Council of lhe Village of 8.00 .VtwhrlUc, Michigan. Ordain Thai owners 18.60 of lot. or premises adjoining Queen jureat, at any place from Sherman street, north on 10.68 the west ride to J. SoovilTg north line, and 1.06 .76 6.75 ridewalks*adjoining «rid straw. Said ride­ walk. to be completed on or before Jon. 16th, 1876. a. T sumax, PreridcnL 2.60 9.00 season visited this section early last —Webb ... Palmer. W. IL Millar. H.C. Woolcntt, John Tuesday morning, and raged Tues­ A. W. Olda. Elect ion. W. Evereti 811 oo rire day and Wednesday almost wilhoat A. J. Hardy------------------ cessation. The sno’*’ is 18 inches A W. Olds. Lumber A. Drace, Cross walk..... fieep on the level, and in many C Hancheu, Djayiug... places badly drifted. They were bad Raney. Clean alreec.. J. Smith----------------------days on both man and beast, who O. Strong. Printing-.—. H. T. Davidson, Election. were compelled to be out J. P. Wit.------—This part of the footstool has been deluged with religious rnvivsh «. fitilM, MtnUR. this winter. 8AV5 930. MBa L. O. CKOCKKK 1643 08 . 22.54 45fta^' It Lanl. per R>. 8.60 L’ncotleeled Sthonl Tax. Mine thirty experienced religwm, in WARRANTED FIVE YEARS! JMCi-s. E. C. I>ittiiig-er uraaPHULATHW. 81817.27 itn.95 Hm jv«t rw»hr»d brr c-w <rf KLLINIRU FANCY GOODS ere rendered in B will U mn ihxti Hal of vwk. Il <21 w tram to Samoa laaUar. Bio te la otmaa of othor Bort^ RiMiaa ia tte na^StUo of It. repute ths Cireeit Coart amount A«a Firn«« store particular OLD FELT HATS •evea dollar* rad twsaty-five cents Addrew CffAB. W. IXMARAT MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER. fsihicasd BU<s Coach. Prices Made to Suit the Tunes, either for Cash or CrediL to tho Clocks, Spcctaocs; $c. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. FRESH MEATS, st �H.M4 Lear married jteopie pity how an old maid might pity the Oh, no! Poor soul, riie'lwm’t any husband! Poor dear, *hc hasn't any children ! reluctant friends on Ute strength Of course it ia, poetically speaking! but don’t you ever pity a woman for not marrying until you are quite sure propar. mill fa' wrotod |>1.5<Xi. Witwmwtabod todenyapub- lb**l w uwu ail —A boiiar in th* UnJen Pacific railway roO- woman feels ao like feeling of her aboulthat the Preaident was very much dis­ der bladee to see whether the wings have turbed at the oonsian t receipt af news­ sprouted M when she has slipped tho paper slips, and letters, and personal wrong man’s ring off her finger and feels tiiat aho’ll never bear the V^unt of his tempts en flic p«rt of GoYornment offi­ hateful temper or pnt op with his neg­ cials in the Weal to compromise fronds lect or grow 'old before her time be­ on the revenue, and that the Premdent cause at his unfaithfulnoea —when sho spoke to him on five or six differeut oo- stands free and ready for the right man' **~H-*E awe*1 m the WMhlactaa,. CtartnnaU >i Omtw-Hmm. GUr Coaaoil has offered ettward ef <.000 for th* anret of &e laMDdiario^ , T’ broken through the on a mill ptaal. _ T—« ...... A bill conferring that title having , iwcrl the remove tho coal brought down' by th* ex­ . 'f^Atedj retaed Tbylor. while riding in tb* -r*ol IHhlgren, United Btalra Oonrol^en- U Brit­ ain and th* United State* a* to th* iutecpreia- mpaM *<h**alr*MF; The IM of tfits, cu<f*r tbe pronrion* of th* tight bf th* eyewhich Winslow >dM>*ud«4. frevMre fat, MH extradition of forgers; bat Parliarawit. iu 58TI. cent frsnlieto will exceed a million opereure* will be compelled K> lie id)* for *cnp* CNIJfz; AXD CRIM IKALU. -Tbe Bouse bill to restore capital pnniabOar G^MhMntwtatto* that Orest Bmu* taw * — < to Iowa wm defeated in tho Senate. Five ao right to' modify a treaty by act of. PariiaState* ksve now totally •belMbefi th* death doubt that Wfaalow wiB b* given up to Ameri­ can officer*. —A dispatch from 8*11 Lake CUy «»y» that John Wlgstu > k*s bocn *ciitenc*d to bo Aoi Paria of tb* wif* of Judge ICchardaan, of tbe tor murder, Pw a>Dd«mnrd man preferring UM* mdM rff death to hanging at deca jrttadtm. Court of ClaltDR. - Tbs sunny South was Mtoubstie*! last w<srk by a snow.*torm. tb* equal of which was aevar g^nfaent capitalbt and tbe treat** for several exteneiva eatetee of deceased men of wealth, has become hopeienaly embarrassed by dabbling too much id ftfrake nptckhlioau. Ha nailed At Me^g>btaar*r Un iaobre fell, b|oatong up, th* rtreeta. Stopping tbe atreot cars, and <?elaytng the train* on all th* road* fa that re­ creditor* are «a gia*. LiUte Rock wan favor**! with nine faehev and Ida affaire. of anew. Offiar eifle* report almfiar rinitation* with aterilar result*. —Ex-8*nato» Stewart ba* (riven th* Foreign -GVyQfO®k ted au engagement wiUi tiug Bull near Fort PHI Kearney on tbe 1 Cheyenne to caliat 500 oca to rain far©* Crook. Chicago |egceb to come along. thing!!, if allowed, would bring scandal I suppose a woman never feels quite on the administration. Piexrepant him­ certain that the right man would come self woo rather inclined to treat thceu in all her life. stak ments as exaggerations, and did not However, we’re talking of old nudda lieliove that district-attorneys or special and the people who pity them. counsel of thb Government would be It is all very well to get poetical guilty of anything improper in the mat­ over married life and act single women ter. He had, therefore, rather warded down as miserable creatures; ' but, off the Preeidant’s advance!!, unti| finally like ‘most theories, the “ thing won't the Preaident snggeeted that the At­ torney -general had better write to the If you get an adoring hturtiand, ready district-attorneys on the subject. Pierro- to cherish and protect you while life pout had, therefore, prepared and for­ Inata, your’ro oertai nly a happy woman ; warded a letter couched, as ho said, but how many do ? One out of fifty, in terms tiiat were rather tame. perhaps. xxly had made or- suggnsted It’s a lottery with a few lucky num­ . draught of this letter, find he I bers, and even an old maid doesn’t bit­ hri not ■ubm.ltad it to tbe Prad-1 __ _____ , , wtmatl .13 a mean, or a dsnt ; in fact, the President knew nothquarrelsome, or a neglectful husband ing of it for three or four days afterward, ■—a woman who is Left alone with all her when he asked Piorrepont whether he. cares, a woman who is a slave, not a had taken any action in the matter, and wife—nor even always all that falls then he told him ho hod written this to tho lot of the best loved wife on letter, and he sent him a copy of it. A earth. couple of days afterward, on discovering’ There is peace and rest to life when that the letter had been published in Chicago papers on the first of February, Whcn I hear worn-out, worried matronH oUm doce-MwM a United State* Beoxtor fa 1M0, a tn*rah*r of th* SoolBara Couveniiau of IfifiO, and editor of the Wrahlugton BMm during th* II; lip Ual I'vo known a broken engagement or fore the Houre Judiciary Oom miI tee two that really were subj*cte of eonto bow his circular letter to tbe prose­ gratulatton. cuting attorney)! in the Wort wa* written indignation in the pro*ouco of the Preaidaot st tho gross impropriety of giving publicity to it, and thou the Preoideut, March 4, ll*'l, xhall cnlniurucr from the itato if tbe who did not manifest any feeling what­ ever-on the aubject, remarked that he Cocumlttce'v bill prohibiting eoutrlbutioea to elec- luul never rend the letter. Picrrcpont • further stated that Gen. Babcock admitted to him on tho third of fered by Blaine to extend the application of the bllj Zklarch that he waa instrumental in giv*r<M A knxtoy d.uu m.nrd,*.oa Mwrei W publicity to the letter, and defended aarndrarata offered -and ad'-pied. Tj»e Un wa. ; himself on the ground that they were «.jn,uj.illgu,a,.troy him, ami ttat ta tad .1—1 ntata. a.,. .Ita». ™u>, . ta.,u !lhc "«**• todrfimatalMrif. Ho (Piemtbs coxuiideraUon of tbe bin j>rcwntang the moir pont) called the President’s attention, LARGEST, HANDSOMEST, BEST, THE MARKETS. MW YOU., ■o*»x lfi£"£K,"g AGENTS. ^““£5 American PubH.hlngC?.,C BOOK |« Aourrik lecantly Vrtnt- pitying simple women I often feei like laughing, it is funny. 'MfEwAUKEF'.* “You see,” said the despondent man on tbe pickle barrel, addressing the grocer, who wa* spearing the top of a crackur box with a cheese knife, “ yon see some people has good luck, and some people has bad luck. Now I r<<moml>er once I was walking along the street with Tom Jellicks, and be wont down one side of it and I went down op tho other. We hadn't got moro'n half way down when lie found a pocketbook with 8261 O*T»........................... 1 in it, and I stepped on a woman’s dress Hoa*-X«fcw»CAST ....... and got acquainted with my present CaTTMt RlllMtttphta ........... ; Medium....... wife. It was alwayi m,” he said with a BSMT........ ................ sigh, “ that Tom JeHicks was the luckiest man in the world, and that I never had SILVER no luck.”—New Orleans Republican. DITCHER.: YOUNG MENSBSS^ ~rru -«V »■'<-Ba '1* 5aJ,~" C‘!23stf,lS!t.V£‘ ss£i S'xura . a wnx «, a. a ! Thocommittee wanted to know wh/ A. H. WU|iauia fw« tbe MBi- i . .... . „ . ... ta, r.^.1 . wi Mtaa, I call tor • oonrt of mnxsmiwicned offiren to make depmiu , quiry to usoortain whether he had l>esn finally fired about ravvijty-fivo ahota into the uto tbe act ot May IS, -Mra. Paeeed .. guilty of conduct unbecoming »n officer * ti ll— M« uia «m4m« WRoilttii iMKrtPH. Pn>» katobuire^ahas toetaw which torbtrt.lhe.j- and genUeman-wfatthur ho woe still ftSt^sSTOiSSJXSWBaSS —Pipar, th* murderer of Htile Mabel Young, potnlmratto aay pMttton tn the army of any perb. . TIPPED Ml wiwi wrrej la *ny r.pr-ity tn tb, rtdiiary. GommisMonor of Public Building* and c"“"ri3fSSi.Vn'j£-»-R..»„T~t SHOES 1 ‘ ROTKCTtOX OR BIRDS. death. naval, or criilMnire *< th* c ^federate fitatte irij Grounds, etc.—but Piorrepont .wm tinThe destruction of small birds has tb. tato retwiBoc. ywrerd... Itanninc. from th. ' able to give information ou those pointe, been fo mcrciloas in the north of Italy eamr commute., r- r-i.-tr.t a tail to rrenlat. too mv 1 —John Scott A Bous, rhlpbuiMero. ttcar Edand in parts of the Tyrol that their pro­ iuixirgh. Hcrtisnd. bar* failed. Th* fins wm low.: Oenml. ClO.CKfi; UeutoMM set»ral,**,aK>; , COt’XTIXG THE PltKSIDKKTIAI. tection has been made the subject of a CABLE SCREW WIRE BOOTS ANO SHOES. FOrr:. an extoaniv* on* and etnplw-d «no opnrativcv. Major-genrral. *8,000; BriKa4i.r-tf-n.rtt. »,00O;l. diplomatic treaty between Austria and —There i* a falfiog off fa-vafae of <30,000,The bill which recently imssod the Italy, and these countries are slso en­ *5 to $20 ;,i? -BSR. KSWEtW" *K800' Captain (uio*tnto*M *3,0*0; Captain <tw< I . . * 4 W< fa thta year* *OK*r crop ia Cuba a* coo- bbuuimd,ii.iar; Adjaunt.fi soo; rtr«t-ii«utenaut. . United States Senate to regulate the deavoring to agree with France and r,*M; riret-Uactraani (*•« inounwa . counting of votes for President and saccmd-HratenMi (arauntte). 1 Tice-Preoidcnt provides that the two Switxerlsnd for a law forbidding tho rOZITICAL. destruction of all insectivorous birds. ~ : h0,““ oI congre .tall u-wmblc in Ita —A Faabiogtou special report* that Treas­ ZSS .“w’taL’ita ACEMTS! 150 NEW BOOKS Some idea of tho extent to which the urer New has decided to resign shortly, m be ten*!, within rehraa*rfa*lta... Bakar (TnA.) intn- : Hall of Representatives on tbe last killing of the little creatures haa been dn*x>4 . tan to promo* tba mu.ui* rvaowor. «- toe Wednesday of January blowing thcarried may bo gathered from the fact private affair*. He will probably be micoecded >b» ol that at n single sale in London lart D*.m£*<«V«SSE- JhaSTfit *u..tai Approprticon tan, and Mtrial n-re-ebe. wm- ■ the Senate presiding. Two tellers OU mnntli there were disposed of no fewer —John W. Bentley, of WUcomdn. haa been behalf of tho House and two from the appointed to tbe office of Commtaniooer of daUnwd. thaa, 19,574 humming birds, topaz col­ fteUT, M»d. Ctalr 1.U ! aM „ppaintaI to the DO YOUR OWN PRINTING,. ixrfore U.<* H»nit- toe HoinetaU tn relation to po.... . , . ,• . , . , ored, ruliy and emerald ; 25,000 parrots liita: raurtbuta... Oa rf a™., u ... c. rtificalM ot Ita olodond vol™, vhwb and 17,000 kingfishers, together with rtferrvil to toe Coaimittea on PrtvtUgre and Elec- ' shall be opened by the president of the <3*9fl A BAY’. BOW rb JUKI rr. r—'liM 10,000 aigrettes made of birib' feathers. <pzu Ajr. cos. raxas A co . n i^u, M». - ttaseoe Conkling i* th* first choioe of tti* u*m«.... Th* bin ij reroiate toe rauotinc of ttoe . Senate. If, npon tho reading of any Ntw Yutk Btpuhliconn for tho iTMidaaoy. Oil is beginning to supersede tlte use crtiltata « aeration Mudl *rta-, tb. ASTHMA. Rl'ffaMSSA^Sw Tbe deleff***" to the CincinnxH C<#ivmUon wrancta ta-tween toe Commitue <x» Indian Affttr- same having born stated by the presid- of gas in New York city, tbe people hav­ and the committre on Tvrrttratoa, m to a qniatton iDg officer, (he Senate shall withdraw ing borne with the exactions of the gas Of jnri^ik-unn aver toe MU reported by toe Indian ! qtj-gtion Bhvll be submitted to ' monopolies until forbeunuice 1mm ceased UJUlFU A.Mr— JA Y I [*• convertible into coin. ntrT/retttwyMi^b^a^wh^tt^'remttn^r'rf iho tor ita dreision, and tho Speak- i to bo a virtue. The oil movement wfll «f from nectarian influence. ies-tfuitss —Th* Ptnneylvania Democrat* in Stele con­ u» day waa devutrd to toe craaidrration of the i er of the House shall submit tho quee-1 probably bring the gas men to their J«wetey.e«a iGra* A Co„WHIta»fim»*ii.W-T- | vention het w«k adopted a platform declaring Ocneral Appraprtato* biU. j tiofl to till* llon»3 for lU dociflten. MUSO!. ____________ -_________ taidteto^tiJfc^ a* ^^LLttaTf^h^ No clcctoral vote from any State Amur request Crngin A Co., of PLila- The Standard Screw Surface M . AND > report* that an en­ gagement Black .Winrauriha T^ia^ iD>Vph“lb* fanner lost on* man and t.'.c latter thirteen. Tho Indian* Jud teen atertisf bat**., and were punrate by the Hlfatf* Wtth the abhvo re­ hM eonlitmte his trollmany before th* Uowm Jndteary Otoximitte*-. and tbe conunittoe are xujw of lk« ouimou that they have a eaac agthrt ReTkiiap. m Norah etateif ttiat they oouvereed on the aubject of trte*r*tap». Manth'* attention wm eallte to tbe article fa tb* New York Tritenc of March, 1871. ib-rfilati'on tb |x*Ltra*len*hipa at Fort Hill, elating toat £«*ue h^d |>old Merih frl3,^)0 a yrar for fitt-pW etc., when hstratited that l> j illite Q*a Belknap', attention to the inspired th* artid*. Gen. Belknap rephed ho “opP**fiflL2KMS -*<“* °rT>eu. Hues.' MareU explained th* rea*on why lie went to Montreal aftergWtag Ha testimony before th* Committee on Expenditure* In the War D> 20 CQKfii.’SEiiit [ Jte’ Wt teat instructed. C. B. Boctadsw wm ehoran to criminal uffion he11 the electoral tickat of the State. -The Y^pnbneaMof Rhode Inland have re- l<> l>» raratir.g oi «Md> ob-. Selfhta Px, tare.promiraa Uy»»-Ib^ « ,'Mtara.». tata jralioo .tall bo mule .tall be re-! rrataragrata taoreompCorjiay '”‘1!^^krfC‘‘ “°°P‘ ,°l* \ Hta- Elratai !>»,>'lu irj. S-Xd rf onta •HhttttetMMaf Ott aTa«y. ^Uf.rr<4.... U-... > —,''... ,.,,, Marelf* traunowy before th* — A Washington *pi ts* ed nstertar to (llAto Mcb ths mJarics Of th* tatoutws to Orr»t Britaia, Enow, the two bouses. Witcn the two bouses taro ratal they .tall rauwnhla. ami; the presiding oflioer shall announce the , decision of the question. If more titan i “ one return snail be receive*! from u b»4* Stato •purporting . - -- to ■ bo the certificates of * electoral vote* such returns aboil boopened in the presence <*f the two - fellows: She hw! eon versed with Mrs. JW- that riw reoeired <70,000. Mrs. Belknap roplied: yaajov «»)y ELOO.OW, M>d oflps^^ngMas* with Depfiritta aa Pre-idwrt of tbe Council and • (X OO* OCM undentend Mra. Belknap M denying that ah* duciv* to * M two countries*'. matte to the'counting of any electoral vote from any State, each Senator and Committee with wbbUier it it truo that tbe Utdtea paying the Alalium t 'iiail,' baa 3 ' Tried WAMTED^M^ houses, and that return from such State, : fa * rarer* tom. taHoring alraort a total fare tad Ital onlyi .tall bo ^nntal «ltab the two house* acting separately shall1 nroatraltei with nranrrtiaa. fm*n th* fanew Naadtafi $*& taOMi decide to bo tho true lind valid return. ‘ w i arid* o/wfaae day*. When the two hcusre separately decide. t’>*8*pii------- -- —-—---- ——— upon an objection that may have been lJ*rtrtaWMy>BroachW • ; red total • •tan w i —The Pari** Geographical Society haa cooterred a gold mexistl *n NavUgal, a German ex- Bocsum. N. T., Jan. 18ti fria ( an aggravated forrn for about twelve; for several yean* from Bronchial treat nvuydoctor* and tiling* with do last fit. In May. ~X I*ecccUrr n**rty Yo^k^tty, I^v^rttaMkad wtfa 1 boiMtey. fa® Crtarrfa wm tenfold wore* than, before, ground daily. Tcoo/mucd Bepraraouu™ a., .pod. to mich ob- : » ji.-ctiuns or question ten minute* and not oftener than onoc ; provided that Irooa*. A fneud ■ But I wa* extrein -ly i filter such debate had lasted two hours it shall be' tho duty ol each house to are tbeecjar upv fa Mexico, ■mfsrart'jJLrs put the main question without farther debate. , Bc-.dgoa p:rt in an Informal bld offojn- to do trf -Ruwa intend* to abdicate hi* throne in ti;> :r General ; UCCOXITOZM . “OD<S££A.°TSftrT- At a meeting of the Asiatic Society at! Pengal, in Calcutta, cays. Chambers' Tribune haa thin fiwmriag word for ris- exhibited, showing that the indii* rubber M^^iteSa’hX. “ThsreiM gdteg tobsnoteouble about The ptefoing wan ao eomptete and the . getting lodgings at reasonable prioco. । a* it is technically With tte ..U k<sfeb wxl iha aaay 4w» $50,000 JXTO RISK. /~S spare room ia ttouMitte ot private remdeaoes, there will bo no such lodging freain* re there ws* in Pari* in 1867, and manded ia Vienna in 1873. From >1 to the oore when under water, and had af-1 p. o. Box brt, Mtittattw. J t«rw l gormitatal wb«i Ita rare w> - CBIa>u<) stored." gttag. 8e* *dv*ribKB«it. AMMTi WMR10 fd* THE ( jENTENNlAL v HISTORY or the U.S, «woVAT^fflffl?8sr*tsrv'u*~ in:- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-04-07.pdf.pdf e6254c32ed3cc58c40bd47bcfcde33b2 PDF Text Text Progression. No Retrograding SH’WLLE, BARRY CO., MICH.', FRIDAY; APRIL7, 1876. ---------------- J... —-^=- m death aa Miss Addurtongue unfolded . ri FKKfEcri.r HATiarAcrosr. via/ some," she replied, m ah© tucked hia clothes down. “1’v© been told over fin out to baby in Detroit." “Would yea mH Mnl’l-mKintaly in­ in the audience camo forward and ciUgd quired tbo lx>y. old with &B4JUVB NO. 28. A BTUHX. The student of comparative anatomy, writes Cbarlua Dudley Warner, may find iu Munich rare fucilitiee for iiis ijoying Juliet's “I appear here as his agonized terror. “ A great hoixeaa—*«d for studying tlu human brain which «xof coi^raaa qta* will atriKe- for mgnoy.” ist nowhere ©iBAdn^Iworidj Some of “But it must be a mistake," pendsted iiicy Itel’ whittle out some good teeth for him, ihe readarsof too may b® in­ “Don’t be so fast, woman,” replied Juliet, the color coming and going on the court her face like a rosy aurora borealis. “ Don’t you dare call me a fast woman “AJm!" groaned Miss Addertongue, iMtitattonftirthelreriite. Tbe Direct­ UK StaMM d«»k tMgtaa “it is but _too true. Of course it is a again 1” ‘she' shouted, growing a foot day chasfog a boy around the poet-office dn^BpiiflheiiuJHiirTH. or, Herr Prpf. Bernluirdt Guddin, in­ j great disappointment to’ you, Juliet higher every minute. vented some years ago a rnethbd o? minI Reed, but maybe it’s meant by all-wise utelj.qramiuuig tho brain, whiqh.J,be­ Providence SB < to towar your to bit the spot. When a policeman lieve ir. now, and » machine for fadliiatpride andi .tcattt you tktt wo’ro all poor very serious face aa ho lifted up lus head stopped her sb© had both hands slvnbUand said : * worms, and—”; ed; her ©yos flashed fire; her teeth hard “This mon woh found Imaging to a “Miss Addertoogue," raid Julirt, IWfM drawing hfcrarif up and fixing her bln® taxnp-pott at olcren o'clock last night M, bjrt H» aagrt bold <« Uatfeoythoroughly than ever Wore. Therproeyes with dignity on th© malicious old and calling for his Sarah Juno. Is that cess is this: When lb© brain is taken gossip, “4)ray be silent It is not your your name I" Among other things that recur with'al­ place to preach a disoours® to me, nor . “ He was, ch?” she mused as aho gave a process which harden;, ft This is ae~ most provoking regularity are “ fasting tho priaouer a searching glance. dictate iu matter© which pertain to me “ Called for her over twenty times," girls." Abmtt qdou in eighteen DMnlhs complished by woaking it in a solution alone. Will ypq excuse me if I ask you on an average tho publlc afC twe-strfCkcJi of biebromito Of potash. It require© continued tho court with th© intelb'grnce that some girl, not two years to give the brain of a mxn the “He did, ahi" “O, certainly, certainly;” said Miss. requisite solidity ; th© smaller brain of “ Tho officer says that his voice be­ from noewarity but"cbouw, Iim adopted Addertongue, rather disconcerted, but on inferior animal will hardeii in three, venomous as ever. “But it ain't no use trayed anxiety and love,” continued his the principle of total abstinence in its months. Tho mass is then imbedded in entirety, and refrains from taking any trying to conoeal the truth. He’s played honor, wax and fitted Into a circular basin hav­ you a mean trick and jilted you, just for . “ Love, eh ? He’s my htisband, judge. Bustezianco whatever. One of these ab­ THE GQBHIP’H MISTAKE. ing a screw underneath by which tho his own amusement, when he had a wife Let him go. Let mo settle tliis case with stemious young women in, it is stated, to (“EngHfsd to yoxmg Hazel, is shel" living already, and—" bo Soon at the village of Oulchcth, uw brain can be raised or lowered. The him I” said- Felicia Addertongue, sharply. “ I don’t believe J hollorad for no Sa­ But to Mias Addertongue’s amazement “ Going to be a fin© lady, eh? And I she was left standing alone in the porch. rah Jane J" put in the prisoner. her habits of self-denial excite "oousidcan remember the time wHen she was a “Shut right up, sir!” whispered the erablo curioeity and wonder.” Juliet Itocd. had quietly walked into the run, is drawn over it, slicing off a paring barefooted girl, piddng raspberries in house and shut the door .in hor face. wife,' “ Woll see about this Sarah Jane Five years ago, w1m» <W her father’s field.” of age, she guv© up both . “Whatdoes it meant” Juliet asked business." anatomist wishes. Tin- operation is re­ “ She has grown up very pretty," herself, in s sort of dizzy bewilderment. “ I’ll suspend sentence, and you can said gentle Widow Merkhsm, in her speechlcBs. She has now recovered her peated until the brain—sliced, let ns toko him,” said the court say, vertically, front- the front to the mild way. “Come on I" she. whispered to the ten for a week. Oh I surely, surely it , " Engaged to young Hazel, is she ?" cannot IA possible that there is the prisoner, making for tho door. As they loosed her ryelids, which for ten weeks Ifsck—is separated into a series qt thin plates or taninie. 'These lamime are repeated Miss Addertongue, with a faintest shadow of truth in this mon­ wore ready to go out ah© added : . previous to the recovery of her voice she then pdt up in Venetian varnish, be­ virions look in her ooal-blsck eyes. “I strous story!" And, with her flushed “ Now yon faller me home, and if you had been unable to open.-- Her appetite tween glisii,-labeled and numbered in can put a spbko in her wheel, I think. fare buried in her hands, Juliet Roed attempt to skip for Canada I'D make it does not seem to have yet returned;but, the order they arc cut off, and they are Tall young chap, ain't he, with black if she is well in other respects, this need tried to fancy what the world would be tho hottest day you.over saw 1"—Detroit ready for examination under the micro­ hair curling doe© to his head; and mat­ give no epuso for anxiety, and, indeed, with Harold Hazel’s lave and constancy tacho ac black as ink ?’* will be rather an advantage 'than otoer- scope. Tho substance first, however, out of it .1 rEKY GOOD IlKjlSOy. "Yea," said wondering Mrs. Markwise, for, like most fasting girls, she is “ I told you so,” crooked Mias AdderJudge Pitman came down stairs the “of humble origin.” Under any cir- to render tho translucent, thin lamin-n liam. I didn't know you know him." tongno, dragging the Widow Markham other day iu response to a call from hii' ciimstanocs, it is to be hoped.that no at­ visible. The oolor, however, does not “O, I know him,” said Mias Adderto tho window au hour or so later. tongue, with a toes of her head; “and “That’s him a-settxng back in tho car- J servant girl, and found standing at the tempt will be made to tost the gennine- at ail obliterate tho distinction between the gray and tho white riubstanee of the I know on© or two things about him riage, as proud as Lucifer. And that's I front door a mon with a carpet-bag. Tho brain. In tho room where I saw this । man said : that Millville society don't seem to be watch and guard over the afflicted dam­ the tally with the yellow silk panao!, process were braina_in nil the stages, ; “Is your piano out of tunet” up in.” sel. , It is-but ♦ Uttte while ago that one covered with whit® taco. Now. will you ■ t “No, I don't think it is,'” eaid the of these fasting girls died of starvation, brains of men, of dogs, oxen, rabbits, “ Yon don’t say so ?” said tho widow, say I wm mistaken ? " doyqsj.etc.—jars full of them, like aomo [ Judge. curiously. “ Dear, door, ” said Mrs. Markham, | now and unpleasant sort of pickle.. And “ I do say so, and I moan it. You “ Ain’t you sure about it?” adjusting hor spectacles on the. bridge i hm, Mtp. Markham, I have ways and “ No ; I never tried It to see.” ~T . . fast in earnest. Perhaps the best thing about tho room were cases witli shelves, of hor ^bsA “I oouldn’t.have briiewd means of getting behind the scenes that “ How long trines rttras been tunc-Tl V to do with fasting girl is to place food and' boxes, .filled with brains, sliced, it, if I hadn’t seen it with my own dried and put away for examination. DO on© else has. My sister, Pbrebe “It has never l»een.” within their reach and not ask what be­ Annj that married Slatteriy, and was eyre." Standing together in one corner ware “Thon, of couhm1, it ought to be comes of it—AfaU -Gazette. “And they're driving straight to ! over a dozen boxes, a foot, .and a half i tuned at once. Yball ruin it if you don’t Farmer Kreil’s," added Miss Adder- ' TUB VKKA1.TY FOR MUlil/EH J.V long and six inches square, fitted with March, she's housekeeper at the H-----• have it attended to.” . KBIT TORE. ; , a slide and filled with the glass contain­ koto!. And I was visiting hor there bud tongue, diligently flattening her nose “ I don't belive I will.’’ JungeBtm|y,<of Nev York, has'san. against tho window panes. “Well, ing the "lamina'. “ Oh, yes, yon will though. Nothing’s pended the sentence of Rubenstein, con­ well, it’s clear aho’n riiarged him with .“How many brains," I asked, ‘‘an na»L** worse for. a piano than standing un­ victed of murdering liis cousin Sarah Al­ contained in thow^boxew ? ”• it, and he’s determined to brazen it out 1 • “My I” ejaculated tho widow. tuned." t exander, three months ago, in order to “Oh,” replied tho Profereor, “only *Wito my own eyua," said Mies Ad- Get your hAt,’ Mrs. Markham. Let’s “ Do you think you cau tune it ?" have his case reviewed by tho Supreme | one, duly thd brain of Onb iakn •' but it dartongue, x oiling up those organs until walk that way. I need a skein of darn“Certainly I can." court One reason for granting the stay there was some danger of thair retiring Xcotton, and the way to Perkins Has been sliced into 700 plates. But we “I don’t believe you can,” said th© was that tho jury was allowed to aocept lays right past Mr. Reed's dour.” altogether head. “Harold cut the brains of animal* thinner. — u ■ " ' • into her WK.. uan.'ui Judge. Rulxsuatrin’H dream of Iris ^qpiqg -.his There in that case is the brain of a dog '; But to Mira Addertongue ’ s infinite Hazel, tall and dork, and always full of “ I’d-like to know why Hut. I never murdered cousin's dead body after her it is 1,190 phtiM." astonishment—perhaps we may add disbis fun?” saw a piano yet that 1 couldn't tackle.” dentil as evidence that he committed appointmont-rthere wai no sound of “Exactly," cried Min. Markham. You will underatand by this the facil­ “There’sone mighty good reason why the deed. It is claimed that Rubenstein violent hysteric®, no sign of family dis­ ity a student would have for examining was peculiarly susceptible to these mys­ sension or tragical debate, as they saun­ ilie structure of th® brain. Beginning “ I’d like to know what it is." terious impressions; that ho dreamed “ Hie >fv ft* echoed Mart bam. tered by the farm-house gate. at the front, lot us say, bo rim trace, " You want mo to tell you, do you ?” Iris mother iu Europe was dead and soon "My!" ejaculated Mm Felida, “if“It SateHte poaaihl© I" with perfect certainty, back to the lxu»c “Yes.” they ain’t all a-setting together in the . “ Well, it’s becauM' 1 haven’t got any after the news of her death arrived. of the lirain and tit© spinal column every “But it is, though," asserted Miaa Mr. Beach, his lawyer, related oh© or two porch, as loving as so many turtle doves. piano.” . . nerve, svtry tissue, every minutest fiber. Felicia, with gloomy relish. “I saw Well, now I ttiall beffeyo that Juliet Then the man put ’ris carpetdtag other similar instances which had re- Ha ean not only learn th© origin of all, Iteed in going over to Mormonism, and under his arm, rubbed his noso thought­ the growth or diminution of all, but th®; believes in a man’s havin' as many fully, and left—Philadelphia Bulletin, Judge Brady spoke of one or two dreams direction of each. Without necessity how of his own. that 1»1’~tr». of cidorging upon , it,you will he© how him, but stiHuot what yonM call mi old Tltr. OT.U MAK AFFK.4RN. f.eomod to establish a kind, of~ sympathy Juliet Beetf, however, hid seen them । completely thte process lays, the bnra maid, jhuugh. uf goarae ha mantedlher “ Mother,” said a promising boy, ar. iietwecn tho prisoner ~n a. as lheyjihuik by, and rising from her ho oom® whistling from school, the other Tho evidence on the trialwas very.strong open to study, and study that may be seat, beckoned them to advance, ' pursued months or years on the same “Mrs. Markham," said sh®, “and ilay, slung his satchel full of books down against Rubenstein, and he - opposed it brain. Of pouEse, braina.^re> sliced jn such silk gowns and overskirt*' of. point Miss Addertongue, allow me to present on tho stair-landing, and elicited a howl only with an alibi; bqLtijjs wm gpnqng|y any direction, longitudinal!/ as well as I.v» as you"might cover over, with bank of ’agony from his infant sister by giv­ considered to have breir-^st^lkdied ‘by to you Mr. Hazel.” tr&nsvcrejly, and horizontally as w«Um notes, and ’‘till not como up to its ing her a aly pirncli in th© ribs. false swearing. It is very difficult to in-, The widow dropped a little ourteey. [ value.”J ‘ “'Moti’er, I iu>ar ’em saying ai school diet tho penalty for murder m HewYork? Mies Felicia stiffly inclined her head. tions have been, as. yet, very Kttia “Bd.” cried- out bewfldored Mrs. to-d’y that this Belknap business ia all a “ Also Mrs. Hazel, *' added Juliet studied, but Alpy will no doubt yield Markham, “he’s engaged" to Juliet * stall;’ is it?” “A what,*my son !” in­ “ Oh 1" said Miss Addcrtongue. valuable reeulka The expt runenta with Reed, for Fve seen the engaged ring “My stepmother,’* said Mi. Hazd, quired tho doting mother. “ A ‘ snide,’ judges interpose. Dptau, who wm.cle»r: animals consist in removing th© whole ly convicted of killing ifr; Noe one-tam* sliowMra.’’ you know. A first-class ‘ bilk ’ on th© mischievously, “just returned from a “And he’s married to tho blacz-eyod Tidl'to P«iK M, rater -ill be with community." *11 don’t undqndand yt>u, day morning last August in the top of or a part of the brain from the living creature wbqn it is in extreme youth, Willy, dear; what honidteordathose arc; his warehouse,has, by ingenuity of -his and then obeerving th© result in renexplain yourself." “Ah, mother, pdll counsel and the laxity of the judges.' turiiy. Take, for instamjc, a dog. A’ down your vest I moan isn’t it a fraud, succeeded thus far in saving his neck. •’ was with a different sort of accent on th© portion of the puppy’s brain is cutout. « put-up job, you know, to get -Bel’ to He is then allowed to grew up, and at ire added, gravely, “ if the j give himself sway, and then have Calo What a tonic is in a heart cheer. the end of a year he is killed, and bis Marsh light out /or Caiiodn, so’s he ladles of Millville want any more infor­ Byccy onv.ohl abd needs brain is prepaid in the manner I hair© mation as to our private’ famfly affaire, cutfi swear it on 'em. Don’t you twig ? ing. The mother cheers the child for described. Take out a qcartar of a up her lips vimonsly. “TUT* a qura- (hey have only to lot me knew, and I Where’s th’old man?” Whack ! bang ! its first attempt to “go alone.” She dog’s bntin, or eTua one entire lobe, and Hon I can’t pretend to answer. Wbrt cam® an application of a slipper sudden­ eheere him for his courage, for his shall be happy to supply it," do men mean generally by their pranks ? ly from the rear—the “ old man *’ hming probably unusual activity in the half re­ Just tojmytf aiW/TO, I Mpp»c. and Miss Addertongue coughed uneasily. man will preach better sermons when maining. If more than half at both Nor did the low Bound «f the laughter wind up the dialogue.—A'/. Laaia hia efforts are appreciated, and a wprd lobes (from th© front) is removed, the Globe-Democrat. of Juliet and the pretty jfiatron at all of encouragement is given him now and brain oven grows a little again, unu. th© JtUDRL CHILD. then. .The orator is “ moved " by exgwt’ was determined to put ed grocer down, and ho ‘'SL’ZSffSjfKT back ahda_____ _____________________ ______ him off the barrel, dragged him out doors, piled him upon the edge of Ihn walk, and complacently observed: z! “There, I feel a good deal better, and if yfiu don’t, why comd in and we'll try maldng a great noise with hfa month, and ’ he wrestled with a little cell all night f.-.-r ; nh -UAtaM LtoW yMl, Weald that ken> ycu, wtmJd ffi»l 1 Wlkt'bten I ytor rxKxs^jrntrier remarked his honor when the story had bpaatoid. “I don’t wafit to be encouraged,” re- bread an^xavrly to rise.” . riba, and a battle of salve for this nose.” “ You’ll hare to go up, Mr. Black, for about sixty days. Mush asd straw beds, and hard work and'regular hours, will lop off some of this enthusiasm and give that grocer a chance to breathe. Pieaae retire to the corridor and find a seat, and take as much comfort m you can till the buggy drives tip."—befroit THBRXRORCBKKJTf AC*». Though the Supreme court, in passing upon the election cases taken up from Cork is too porndtec of bottle,-atop- tor's shop. br.r Night dreasee. . Wbkw is love deformed ? all on one side. ' When it is Wttntaa boot like a pi lo of snow I Wbrait i, KlrilL "7 Whkx are eyes not’ eyes I wind makes them water. When th© decide that tboiw-calted Enforcement acts Tommy, to eat your little mrtvr'b share ore unoonstitotfonal, the opinions deliv­ ered in both core© are so oomprehensivo always to take h« p»rt,” said Tommy, r and unanimous that there is litllrf room A oKWmtMAX-was ©xaRiiuing an umr to doubt that sneh will be the flictam of brella.aad commenting upon its. flpo tho court when tire eenstitutlona! ques­ quality. “ Yes,” said a person prreqnt, tion shall como before it in a shape re­ “he fancies everything he mwb.” quiring a derision. The taited States “And,"added athirfl'pariy, “isinciined law, under which tires© prosecution’ to seize everything fid fancies.” ’ : were brought, cousteta of a scribe of Ax exchange says: “A correspondent statutes passed in 1870, 1871, and 1872, providing j>cnaltire for wrongfully re­ liteiary mon. Wcff. tba qutokest, .w»y fusing to receive - a vote, for unlawfully for him is to make a/short voyage toac^r hindering a citizen from voting, forap- He will rery Jikriy become a «x’ntribu tor poihting supervisors of election, and to th© Atlantic. .. otherwise enforcing we free and unroIt,takes tii© .Chinese to bnng oiit tb® strainod exercisu of. th© franchise of the inherent beautie^bfthai favorite baited, United States ritizona. “How doth th©litH8’busy bee?* vi The’Supreme court now deciilqs nearly unanimously (Justice Clifford diwnting only frohi the opinion, but not from ftie judgments in the awoa adjudicated) that it is not (th© province.(ci, th©. United ! far, as e.lcctixma are eoncerned, the Gov­ ernment may only exercise supervision and enforce penalties to carry into effect tho fifteenth aujendmeqt to tho Goxuttitution. The former poaitiou is more full) set forth in the Louisiana case, tho latter in the Kentucky cases, in which tho opinion wm delivered by OhietiJnstice Waite, an opinion that, for clear­ ness of thought and trimneau of expres­ sion, will commend the nmrChief-justice to the confidence of hi© countrymen. The fifteenth amendment, to tho exact terms uf which the court now limits the iegialation on election supervision, reads ,as follows: 1. •HjBrtgbt of dlUMin of tbe Ubtttw! States 1 All <kin!»UoM-kraS’ irAtaatrtr ij Oil. is beginning tersupersedo th© ns© of gas in New York riiy. tbe peopki hiv­ ing teorns with the exactions of U»o gas • monopolies until forbearance JiaaccamMl. to be a virtue. The oil movement will probably, bring tfie gap men tai theix( senses. ’ J ? Roe eh M. SnxRMAS vfitt arguing' cake, snd uutde a'point which the judge .lid not ere. “ Mr. Sherman ” taid'hK' bo that I can andexstaod you.”Jfowiag. manner : “ Your honor ia not probably aware of toe task you. are imposing upon : 2. The Googrt-as ahalHtara power to enforce ( It was hold, (1) that the power of C<w( greos to legislate at all upon toe subject time, and inquired hia name for the pur( of voting at State elwptious depends upon pone of itoefug it on toe roll. ’ The good diis amendment, and (2) that each legxs- man tried in vain to preserve his dignity j lation must be confined to tho amend■ nsmeisMMMa.”.............................. >rt »v.-» Ju Fttpkliu „<Fy.) sa^i; condition of servitude. But tho court “We Dotic© anveyly-fire wni afiirta adfurther held that any refusal to receive vertwod in pur city exchangee. ahalT never insult our manhood by get­ vote on thia account cannot be punished ting into as chenp a rag as tbit N6‘ under toe present statute for the reason rather let u» continue to deceive an •’ that its terns are too general. To so skUlfally ptnaed to the Qatar d( »-tl<W .1 1-13*1? penalties on account of too constitutional bsAtooed Mast.” prohibition it would be ucceatar^ to in­ A caatt-or Uhinme hrtfcitafte sert -words in several of too sections erature, Ute first in the country, has been: [notably sections 2,008 and 2,009] HndU esteUWd et Tate college, and Dr, H. Ing their application to toe speoifio pur­ Wells W^Ui*m«, <ff UHre. It not undertake-to do, because di is extra- of toe legislative power. ' Thus toe-tow, after’itt* shall be able torj iu ita present shape and wider the oMt- hsjH tank©, our own top^epU. i Wiuiuu»v».i (£q.> “Felicia Addertongue, fair was at the post-office in his little A woman is a letter wife for being occa- but be is little hotter than an idiot; his . , "wrraui any mraerBWe wnc a case some time since, involving the Markham, “you’ve made a fool of yotu- buggy. He wm a baby with enag teeth, b. h>tehi.a»vai .te larceny of a day pipe, valued at one yellow liair, white eyes, and an ugly better husband if his wife' now and then if it had been cent; a mistrial was witb«>lra<»t^i«>. ■irtm,l*1tobe>«wted-ltepn^taOTt “Well done.” Employers, who would right his foot I • ' lothnirtwwoowcOTrt 'aJ not, oolor, MillviUpfolks. ~ Addertongtie had not e word left ami secure the best efforts of employee, must :.;i. i orJorians condition of senritode—befo. I notice kindly their work, rpesk eriPonfOxark B’aek, a ywusg man. with a pug , wiU not atop to inquire Mrs. Markham. ‘ -'.L.-n8ir-!ru."_i j_me Growling, M»© and glassy eyre, was at ibt wneUfog j quired <®e at the boys as the mother agingiy wkn-j they may. «r vet the particular care before sUMM! A.mdaarfrfUw nMnlriat came out scolding, anamnng and habitual fault­ finding wil|. riirjlle xvriwtyujlk, and sonr father over a table before hf> could grito j tutional amendment when the proaoau“1 couldn’t do it,” said the geutleansweredhe wm home minding 'his ing with our fault-finding, and very previously evf JournaJ. it to U my Christian doty.' should get wall.' This remark was re- blood on exhibition for golden eagles. " “ But he'd taken th© Al, O. K., XXX premium if you'd h-d him there,” paraiated thn boy. rioted of * felony 1»h epaulets are tom candid reply, “tort you dost '.pert fwor awnteen minntaa and a half. �were dry graals dealer}. 7.920XJ<MJ feel, which, being cubed, m 4 9A7 93.0^.000,000,000,000 cubical UichfieH was hemrd lust week Um. M.OOU . insnrod fur 12,25\ GOOD GOODS! FARMERS! OKAITD SAPIM AID DEHOIT, ALL OF YOU THAT WANT TO BUY remainder for si reefs, and divide i he rerasmiyoe fourth; namely. 124,ISe.tTlBh.OOOJXXUKW by 4.096, th-‘ number oFcrihieal feet iu s room 16 iu. lb* Ks^tnsarro lusaue Asylum. George Smith, on Friday last, wae mn over by n train of ears in Defwif receiving injuries wnich soon caused his death. Creek, Sagiusw Co , foil oa s errou Ear saw April 4th: sustaining fatal in­ »mg adultery with another woman, juries. ' • Pontiac is excited over the failure •ha f wld of it; also be triad to induce of McKinney Bros, bank at 'that place. The liabilities arc >100,000; ruMetl* >50,000.' A bad affair, tor Puhliac. product n3,032,1S4.375,000,1500 roomr Now, Ruppoae that this earth always did, And al wsys will, contain 900.000,006 of inhabitants, from creation unto expiration of 100,000,000 years . that a generation continues thirty-three and a third years, or that 2.700.000,­ 000 pass into heaven every hundred years, and-that 1128 such worlds ex­ isted, euual in duraUon,>ia population and in cootribntion to the poillation of heaven, there would be a room 16 feel square and 16 feet high for each ; and *yot there would be room,*->84,373 rooms unoccupied.” Lew, al LITlJle Praflt.* ZCRfST OCODS GROCERIES! K-lATloStf. a -a a a SulkyJEtakes Reapers & Mowers Wagons, I And in fact anything from a Plow Point to a Threshing Machine, yon want WKSTWARn. SIZES AKD PRICES! Titos. Cnrokly, a Jackson painter, denies that be is gnilry of ibe charges was ejected from the skating ripk As certainly as terrestia! revolu­ oNNtday night, and ^fterware took ■ preferred against him. and he i« back duse of a pmpic. Ho was pumped «ut tions continue, in the course of 10,000 years, says a writer in the Popular March 31st, James Carl, nged eight Scientific Monthly for April, there .of the best eitixenb of Chesaning and je*n, was run ovei by a Flint A vidtrity. as well as of other points in Pere Marqnetle freight train at Av must come an entire reversal of polar conditions. The Southern waters the State at which he has hlxxed as erill's Station, upl hi* legs were man musl'bc drained off to make the ocean a minister of the Gospel. This un­ gled in a leriblrinanner. of an opposite hemisphere. New lands, enriched with the sediment of of interest in the Saginaw Valley gan County, attempted to commit s« a hundred centuries, will rise up to extend the borders of the old South probably without a pamlell .in local tcide Friday morning by cutting her throat with a raaor. She is in acrid continents, and islands joining togeth­ happenings for some yean. Mr. cal condition. Cause family difficul­ er will expand into mainlands. At May is“wt I! known all over '.he Slate ties. the Mme lime the Northern sonli - •• nonts must be in great parts submer­ and is ** brother uf DwighS May, late John Dugan. Treasurer of Walker ged, aod their summit* and ranges OF* THOSE Attorney-General He and hi- Township, Kent Co., is wanted but become the bleak islands and the friends claim that H is a conspiracy cannot be found. He has some bold headlands of a tempestuous Nnblaa at 93 CU. and Chll* >2,000 of the public money in his against him* ocean. Central Asia with its broad drrn’a Stocking* [all Wool] pockets, aod his bondsmen declare table land*, may still retain the name their names to bis bond to be forged. of a continent; but heyond a few The Marquette A Mackinaw Rail­ J. W. Pntrickson, a colored tramp outlying islands there will be no Eu­ road is a fixed certainty. The cod­ who was stealing a ride in a Michi rope and but little or North America tract for its construction was a warded gan Central freight train near Galien left. The Atlantic walers will stand to Eastern Capitalists on the 30th ou Saturday night, by some-accident five hundred feel over Lake Super­ His leg ior, and will wash the base of the nlL The Stefe gives I he-road a land bad his leg badly smashed grant of 1300,000 acres of land, was amputated on Saturday after­ Rocky Mountains in all their length. noon, ^nd be don’t feel like stealing A new Gulf Stream may again as it which is exempt from taxation sixany more rides ou railway trains. must often have done before, fiow up IS tows: the Valley of the Missitsipps, return, B«8T *1.00 T E A The Boiler aj Hall & Green's once and^re rood must I e in running ing the deltas to the prairies, and re­ shingle mill at Greenwood Station, making the beds of the gardens of the order by the ciuse of 1877. This near Grand Rapids, exploded March world. These are no idle or impos­ great enterprise wj'l enable our nor­ 31st, killing Jonn Collins and anoth­ The .Highest Market Price jKild for sible fancied. Not only are they the thern brethren to attend to legislative er workman, and severely injuring resnlts of rigorous calculation, Lot they Country Product. several others. Loss to the owners business and to gel out into the accord perfectly with the unmistnka of the milt will amount $1,600. world without going around by Chi­ hie evidences which the ocean has Joseph Stephenson, of Battle leH ell over our land, of its recent cago. Withowl it Michigan might Creek, a brakeman ou the Chicago work and presence. have bee® a. divided State. & Lake Huron Railroad, was run CMdU. over and seriously injured while Tan women are county superin­ coupling cars at Potterville. Three That Democrat of Pomeroy's, over tendents of schools in Iowa, and no wheels fmssed over both of his legs, at Chicago, keeps getting hotter and person is deemed ineligible on account nearly severing them from his body. It is feared that his injuries will hotter, of sex to any school office in the prove fatal, A Dakota wood chopper turned Stele. Any woman there can pracla the Oakland Circuit Court last his coat- wrong side out to scare a The bear took the coat off and week, Gustave Hoffman, of Millford. bear. business in her own name, if she received a judgement of >10.000 a good deal of hide with It • The reverend gentleman prwitively TIME TABUS. PLOWS, HARROWS,. ROAD SCRAPERS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS, WHEEL CULTIVATORS, la's Saitx froi $9.00 to 118.00 Boys’ Soils " $5.50 to $11.58 C. Wolcott K5- Before yon buy, and I will show von the largest lane and the best Im­ plements made in the United Slates, and I will sell to you on time or lor cash, as you wish, and 1 am bound to SELL GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER FIRM IN NASHVILLE! HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, ibz~ I have no, partners to divide my profits with, BOOT PACS, OVERSHOES. and I will give the man that buys of me the profits A TTW PRINTS FROM 6 TO 7 Cl COTTOH GOODS CLEAR DOTH! IS M'MJertJU, that I would have to give my partner- if d had one. c IN THE PLOW LINE I HAVE A No. 15 Diamond. Steel, Fort fane, Iatan I Saosai R. R. NO. 16 DIAMOND IRON, AND 8 no XT UNS BKTWBKK HECKENDORN REVERSIBLE POINT, MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Combination of Iron and,Steel, right hand and left hand. These PLOWS are made ic Kalamazoo, and are warranted superior to any Plow in the World. I want every farmer in Barry or Eaton Counties, that want! a first class Plow, this season, to eorne and get one of these Plows and take it home and try it one wock, and if not found satisfactory to be returned at my expense. TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO Tnrw, Solns: SoutH. I KEEP A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF And Manufacture nil kinds of m-Tpuswitsoutcalunc^copper & SHEET IRON WARE. BOISE BRO’S DUBIXU THE will doubtless against the Flint A Pere Marquette to agricuftnre, Railroad Co., for injuries received wander offto the Black Hills, or mar­ t'ru-n being mn over by,a train on that road a year aeo. The case has beer, ry the lawyers and school superin­ appealed. tendents. . Rev. Mr. Weeks, of the Christian church, Marshall, preached bis fare­ Il is absurd to talk about reducing well sermon ou Sunday lart, compell­ the president's salary merely as a ed to take this step on account of a matter of economy while there is so disease of the throat His resigna­ tion was reluctantly accepted, he hav. much open stealing going on. If the ing spent a very pleasant two years* Government war ts to make $25,000, pastorate with that people. A report er three times, or five times that referring io finances shows this soci amount, any day, all it has to do is to ety to be entirely out of debt likes. The males gradually drift beck arrest some prominent official—it The residence of Joseph Muss. doesn't moke much difference which ai'Otil three miles from Grand Ledge, was entirely consumed by hie one —•nd compel him to refund. night last week. One bed and sew­ ing machine was all tirat could be A Putnam lady tried on a pair of saved, the inmates barely escaping shoes the other day and found a dol­ with thoir lives in a nude state as lar bill in one of the seams. Those they had retired for the night. In­ Wmdbam scanty girls are always sured in Barry A Eaton Company kicky. It seems as if they never pail- Mutualfor MOO. Loss about >1,200. cd on their boots without finding an At St. Johns, on April 4th Mrs. umbrella, or other valuable articles, hidden down aroond the toes some- Aibert Drake called at Dr, Wiggin# office, to have a tooth extracted, and insisted upon taking chloroform, which was given her in the smallest possible dose, but it killed her almost per, to call each other toft comes aod instantly, and all efforts to bring her niy epirboU. The Pnaideotial to life were unavailing. She had late usrpalgo ha a opened, the track is ly been married, and it was indeed a sad signr as her husband brought her greased, and tho obap who cries out of the office ic bis arms and got “nog" shall be ruled out of (inure con­ inta the cutter and drove home, and thoee who saw them pass down the nate. .‘ street supposed that she had fainted. A bright little teree-yearold io Hartford,having become a tec tie mixed So far as our observation extends, the farmers, as a claim, arc the most "The Lord is my shepbeid, and He prosperous people in this country. has lost His sheep, and He don't Mxny engaged in mechanical sod profewiowal pursuits are hard pressed to make both ends meet,—that is to say they cso hardly earn money enough to pay £ ar the bread and raiment of "Wifi a true goutJeman wipe his uoee fa tU prcxcacc af& UdyF Give im further [«artiool*rs Du you refer to a Senator Matt. Carpenter says that this government must be run more economically, and so he hap given up wearing suspenders. DRUGS, MEDICINES, A woman at Denver knocked a United States official down with a chair, and her neighbors are all glad that she let cbair-ity begin where it did. PAINTS, OILS, TRUMAN’S ! K. HuOrKR. MARBLE WORKS BLACK CONSISTING OF PUTaTJETr , A Proprietors. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TOMBSTONE8 and MONUMENTS, NOTIONS, BEA\TR CLOAKING, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, Saitrfaction Guaranteed. For Men and ‘Women, WHICH SPICES ForcigB A American FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, TEAS, COFFEES, I WILL RETAIL AT KNOWN IN PRICES HERETOPO RE UN NASHVILLE! BLACK k FULLER. GEO M- SAVAGE A CO*a COLUMM TOILET ARTICLES, A Full Line of those Double Width PERFUMES. ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO SI A YARD. There will be some charming re­ unions during the centennial, bat we doubt if any will exceed in interest the meeting of the Portu-ge(e)se and the Michvganders. The Michigan woman forwarded two dollars to help pay the national debt now wants a pair of shoes, and Ubt indigiumi imsbknd asks:' Where's them two collars ? IMS LONG BRICK EXTRAORDINARY RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY!, BOOKS, STATIONARY, At a social hop in Anderson county, Ky^ recently, two gentlemen and two ladies were shot and killed. There is such a thing, it will be observed, as being too infernally sociable. LET THE EAGLE SCREAM!’ ----------- AT THE----------- The Rev. Mr. Winslow-will shortly visit the United Slates for the pur­ pose of examining the interior con­ duct of our prisons. Bessie Tamer’s alleged brother is S’ng to try lecturing. If that family isn't know enough to shat ap some one ought to suggest it to them. XT" Vi BARGAINS ! An author says that one cf the uses of adversity xs to bring us out. That is true, particularly al the knees and elbows. There is a town in Maine where, after three days haid work, the citi­ zens raised seventy-two cents for the widow of a man who was accident­ ally killed. C. C. WOLCOTT. • Oentenriial The owners of the Yosemite Val­ ley are said to Sure more cheek than any man within fifty miles of Niag­ ara Falls. A recent marriage notice ends with the singu'ar expresson, probably add­ ed by ‘a waggish friend: "May their future troubles be little ones." EAVK TROVPHIIVe a Specialty. CHICAGO &BED OO. JUST OPENED, 100 PIECES OF Wines and Liquors ! POSES ONLY. 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING R 8 CENTS GilDEI I HHO SEEDS TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Boots, Slioes i Rubbers Which will be sold from 50 cents to $1 less per pair than can be bought elsewhere. A specialty ir Do yon want *?Ton are a brilliant and versatile times" rule supreme throughout bus­ bouquet of loveliness," he said,with a Do you want iness circles and at the same time voice that was low and soft, and m retern she warbled. "Dry up, George; Home Circle ? grow right along as if nothing had you’ve said enough.' ‘ Do you want happened. Bans failures, panics and That was a dreadfol threat of an Do you want hard times may break down the ruerexcited pugilist: “I’ll twist you with cars? around year own throat until there’s Paints and Oils? a good Book for the 11 MicMutm Grand Awimm. DetnU. f.T iMaiHUcd rWuirfw,, gDSON, MOORE as'6^ ' DRY GOODS, DETROIT. GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, AND A LARGE LOT OF AID School Books ? a Prescription filled BUFFALO ROBES, LIP ROBES & HORSE BLiMETS. .■xs Yun can be shown everything you want in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AID LAMPS! Co.ll axid See Un. ATKINSON A BOX, A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! My SI Tea beats sH the hobby prices in town’ !EZ“ For fur? fees particulars inquire at die counter. C. A. TRUMAN. M NASHVILLE, MICH. �reinxr. S.r »!• ml/ V 0. 4. t. «H te< la, CotM tack. aarku. la a nlaS u ta. good taut, taste and jufigma—i of dLacrisahating ladies, sad is nsftlag repMly. It eaves aaaeyaaw of breksa shape, b gsooeM fitti^, easy U wear, sad aidacto to aa •reel, healthy form. Only at T*8Mam. whioh w*U bo used to of their tfovstor. IflU dove year stoney end buy a pair ef DAQGnnsTT'a $1.00 Boots; would be cheap st $t-(X) per pair. » and painters have been SI —Geo. Simpson sold his saleon to one 2 be. of Fine Cot Chewiag only $1.00 CO Pieces Spring Btytes at T OU. pr yard. Van Burra, sad fa making arreagumeate to erect a building ou bis lute, on South Main Yard WMe 8bootia« aft eta. per yard. Crash only 8 cents per yard. Lewiato Bleached Itf eea. per yard. —Tbe Route Agent of ibe Americas Ex­ W. G. Anirwri A Co. press Co., wm in the village 'art Monday, and appelated Daa Halbert agent, vloc, Griffith resigned. . " ■9, My Favorite Chewing ToUroe conceded by all honest farusors to be the Boss. Try a chaw. »O|_ Go*i* bought thr Oath and light peases enables me to lire on small profits. DAUGHMLTF. Call aod see the New Goods at Wnaun's. Ifc- It fa elreo Goods are down at hard-pan priori nt H. W.Fmmt* square-dealing Grocery Store, Kart side of Mato street, Nashville. FOR SAXE CHEAP A bran new Wilson Sewing Machine, of the same style as advertised in asotbsr col- PiMCBt—Dowpiag, O!dn. Wolcott. Hardy, Leo and Halberti. Troateca. The following is « ataYeoant of the votes cmi : The whole nnraber of votes cant for lhe office of Proeideat c«e bandrod aftd Bimety-eight: Dewin C.. Griffith Kish* C. Elocum received 28 m^ariiy over received oce hundred wd forty ooe: JmHm Martin; far Sptowt laspoetur, Wm. aod S’epirou W. Waitaih received K- beYJtaa reedred St majority over Tbnrn ftfty-aeven. The whole number of notes cast for EHsba 0. Blmnnu rsaelvsd X meaner ever j the office of Recorder were one hun­ Lewto Wellmaa; far CtoartaUa*. Alrfa Cel*. ) dred and ninviy-eighl; Emnnunl J. FeighDer'rsceived one hundred and Kamurl Lawtea. fiaanod Pewter, aud Hor­ Charles H. Brady received ninetyace Larkins wars elnetad by a phtraUty ef eighl. of rote*. A good Am! uf wralchfag wm The whole nr it*.her of votes cast done ™ both tickrte. A rot* was token u> for (ha office of Treasurer were one wise $1,700 far gresrul road and bridge hundred and ninety-five; Horace W. fend; The leia! amauat »f votes jelled was Flint received fifty-three and Conrad <68, nearly oae hundred snore tihan last Clever one hundnidand forty-one. The whole number of votes cast Maple Grove elected tho wtiro Dem ertote for the office of Axacssor were ... ooe aa given hi lart week's Rews, by on average hundred and 95 ; Lewis Durkee ’ roof 20 uMjurity. Adam VaM. for Bapervteor ceived one hundred and Iwenty-hevreceived 80 majority over his opponent, Le­ on and Charles Putnam received 6lander Lapham. The total amount of toXsj votes polled was 214. ■ The whole number of ____________ Woodland ejected fra Stowell, Dsm„ Su­ for the office of Trustees were five pervisor ; and Carlton went Republican far hundred and eighty; John Heckathe first time in 2L yuan. We learn tha* »o thorn received sixty-one, Andrew J. far as beard from, tbe Republicans have a Boothe received fifty-two, Henry Boe gain uf tv-0 Supervlsorw, over the Board received one hundred and one, Em­ ory Parady received one hundred of last year. Hastings City elected J. W. Bsnlly. Rep., and two, Hiram A. Bsrber received Mayor, aod elected the entire Republican ninety five, Benjamin F. Reynolds re­ ceived ninety-seven, Theodore C ticket except Chafe. Barlow. Treasurer. Downing received thirty six and Al­ bert W. Olds received forty-six votes. The whole.numb r of votes cast He is a friskey youih of about 60summers for the office of School Inspector were and Albert Main is his name. He bslongs one hundred and ninety-seven ; John al Sbaridau, and came over on Town Meet­ M. Roe received .one hundred and ing day to see the boys, drink a litfte beer, thirty-six and Addison G. Brace re­ participate iu the election, and have a good ceived sixtv-cne voles. We the undersigned Inspectors do time in general. Ail went lorely, until Al­ bert. yielding to his weakness, poked his hereby certify to the above state- —Mrs J. K. Witoex af Maple Grove, died last WedasMay. at I o'clock k. M. Fuasral Mrvioe* will be held st his residence on nose into the glare a few too many times, Friday at 2 P. Mimbibing more extract of Indian corn than —••Uary” Johnson came within three waa good (at bis temper. He eeatghla quar­ votes of being elected Drain Cowmlssioasr, rel with his friend end neighbor. Z. B. WHin Vermontville, hat Monday. Some of the U*on, but Zeb. evaded him, until, while boys thiak it was a Joko. waiting at the denol for the train howeward bound. Main -ripped ami swore, raved ami Olds is still extensively engaged lore, finally insulting Mrs. Z. B Willison, in ' tbe lumbar badness, having during tbe which so raised the ire of Zeb. that he fond-. past winter purchased log* at Woodland ly encircled Mah’s neck with hia left arm Center,>fiibewa, Portland sad this village whilst bis right pummeied Main’s face in a —John Clark has rented his house to a manner frightful to behold The parties eooplo of Hastings draws, who win buy were separated and went out of tho building thd spare stock of the eurrouuaing country. when Mato drew his jack-knife and pounced Mr. Clark will soon go east on an extended for his adversary, but a friendly aliok of visit. cordwood lay near which Zeb. grasped, and —Sarah Mason, last week, through her with it paddled Albert on the stomach. Just Attorney, Clement Smilh, waa granted a di­ than the train came in, which puL-a stop to vorce from her husband. Robert Mason. the proceedings, the parties threw away Ths divorce was founded on ibe grounds ef tbeir weapons of warfare and bearded the train. Maia was hurt preUy bed and be­ fore night a measaenger was dispatched after Dr. Scott to attend him. The affray created much . excitement in this village,—it being reported that a mao had been stab bod si tho depot,—the polls were deserted, and 'leottoueera and politic: —Th* ">OW has nearly disappeared, but iana rushed toward the scene of action ; but ths chilly winds still remain. Spring odds they missed the show, for ’ere they reached art jort coming in fashion and In less than the depot the fracas had ended, and the two weeks every other citisoa will bo the Inin gons. peseeaor of a 2:<0 uasal organ. t —Tho bead boys wree Mt with their tosirumetits last Tuesday evening, to bld faro Last Friday night al about six o'clock the well to tha old eouucllmen and welcome the now la, ihey done it up brown and a fiee- house and contents, belonging to J. A Fer­ ry, four miles solth of this village, was de­ dollar-aoto was shored late their hands by stroyed by fire. Ths family were aboeat. A- W. Olds. Esq. Mr. Perry being engaged fa working to —As ths Newt prophesied, town meeting t-pire'a saw milL About five o'clock one of day waa a noisy one. tho noisiest Nashville the younger members of ths family mala a has eeeen for many years. King Alchohol o fire and went away, sappoefaghe left every­ subjects kept their tongues playing, and thing safe, but barely an hour had elaprel fifteen fights Might hare just aa well ensur­ before tbe alarm was given, and Perry had ed ai one—but they didn't. only time to reach the house, threw a chest —The Cornet Band will gire a eoneert in of papers, and aa old obair out of ths win­ abcut three weeks, and tho proceeds will be dow and roll a barrel of pork out of tho kit­ ■sod to ipleto their band wagon. The chen. before the fiameo drove him from the concert will be a good one. and as the pro­ boose. The !■'» is estimated at $800. —Griffith & Durkee is the name of the ceeds are to be devoted to a laudable enter­ sured in ths Barry & Eaton for $450 ; new firm that la to occupy Breuy’a bri k prise we opine H will bo largely attended on the boats and $400 or the contents. store. We underetand they are to taka pos- be our cilixens. More anon. •eesion about the Ifah toat., and wiU fill up — Elder Webb, of Berryville, has acme with dry goods and grocerimfriends. On tbe 81st alt. he received a From our VennonlvDh Corre«poE:5«aL The election forTowhship cfficere recalled —We iaadvertontly Knitted to msntioa donation of $55.40. Tbe donation was held last week that Pbil. W. Niskern. editor of at Messrs Higdon'and Norton's and al­ is tho chotoe of A. P. Green, Supervisor; the Middleville BepubUcan has bmm admit­ though but a short time was given fa which Mart F. Barber. Clerk; D. W. Cburob, ted to practice at the Bar. after pew Ing a to prepare lor U, 82 attended and aa* down Treasurer, and Dr. P, D. Green, 8upertntredeut of Schools. There was but one to a sumptuous repast, prepared by the la- Hickory Corners had ths misfortune to have his blacksmith shop destroyed by Are losing his little all. Einre then bis friends hare genenmsly donated bin $500 and be will soon be able to atari in brnrinsus again. The only colored mu in this village, Mr. * —Last Saturday the Trustees of the Alfred Stanley, who is penetrated with con fcbrisciaa Church, engaged the services of sumption, received, a few hays since, a gift fcev. C. L Deyo. for the rasutog year, agreo- from our tritiseus ef many things eatable iog »• pay him farhia wort the rem at $600 R«v Deyo baa ahh expound* of Steo Got pot. has 4aae a good work far the ehareh Ounag bb pastorate. and bb many frtrad. Travel is again anepoafisd ea auooaa* of will rriotee to Itare that he will remain cha muA VermMivilla can beast of mere with ns another year mud in half a day than Naehrilie can think A largo knot brought to town Wednesday, hj Al Merton, wee worked «p into butter b-jwfc, by the Hendricks Br. h lew lime thus it takes to whittle mo oct with a jackkaifis, anyway. A stupid h town was , te remark that they were (QmI Itowb. lwo dege Wiped Met aarraertol The Sunday Mod at the Mm house has bona kept up through witb'aa awraga aitwdmioi at Our hast, Mr. Betysmia, v! the Pellet* Rouss, bae retired from chat pool, which is naw ooceptto by Mr. Polhtt, tho proprhter. —YMfyoorha* to the new Village Frooi- hisaoelf. Trarehro hiak they are qelto aa tMNUCmdl D. C. Griffith. Emory well served m heretofore, which is a great srtUy, H«ry U amd B. F. Reynolds are >e£r eaters, sod the fall v.-fi* fa given in ths DRY GOODS, CAPS, SHOES, CLOTHIKO, NOTIOW8, &.C., EC. EBSTER A tf a CASH HOUSE. W. G. AYLSWOBTH & CO. pLEMENT SMITH. \J LAW! DRESS GOODS! MERCHANT TAILOR! H. LEE. Deputy Hlierin; -. .v3*x,Mlth CoUectlcnsa specially. PABADY, Mxnufactnrer of g Skirttags, * Sheetlags, IES’8, YOUTHS’ & BOY8’ CL0TH1H6 Booh and Short. Making and Rspalrtng neatly *>ne.sJao strlri altonQcn tj AU! ordws p-ompUy. Nashville Bashiugs, Hats, Caps, Beats, Shoes, Natkas, PIAJTO AND ORGAN! RihhoBS TERNS- |10 FEE QUARTER. Rnomsow Potw Bjya' Dr* Store, XaebriBs, M. Compare. MONEY TO LOAN1 h Appnti Bui bUit Swirilits, f300.00 and UPWARDS Please call and examine Goods and serviees Babbatfa morning will be anniv.wssry, giving a history of the Church, inoludhg a condensed report of its present oouditioa fiaaacially and spiritually. In I be evening Mrs. C. A, Preston of the Protected Methodist Charob. will preach. Fellowship and prayer meeting Saturday, April 8th, from 2:80 u> 8:80 p. m. ’ Black NatovlDe, Mlah, Fto. Sto. mo. MM, Ms, Cates, Crack­ ers and Pies H. M Loe. C. C. Wolcott, T. C. Downing. D. Halbort, A. J. Hardy. On motion council adjourned. E. J. Psrauxea, G. A. Tbcmas, HOBBS. Large Saving by buying their Goods A. J. Hardt, A. W. Olds. Election. E. J. Feiqsnkx. On motion the following statement mado by the Inapecttrs of Election were accepted and adopted and tfee following named persons declared duly elected to the respective offices : President—Dewitt C. Griffith. ' Recorder—Emanuel J. Kelghuer. Treasurer—Conrad Clever.. before purchasing Prices, elsewhere. KOCHER BROS H. ALDRICH. ELI STRONG, Practical Milltvright, ■ILL BASaifiS^ ATTENTION. ALL! JONES, AIHSWOBTH & BROOKS, pay the Highest Market Prioe far 0. I. Dtto, Pomor. POTATOES, CORN. APPLES, OATS, ELIBU CBIPMAJT, Justice of the Peace, Clover Seed, &c. We also keep on baud and have for sale LIVERY STABLE! LATH Additional Local. —One of the Many reminders that gentle receiving less than half of the votes palled. Spring is upon us. cama over us with tho The Congregational Chareh will, in two forre of a mu I- kink, upon seeing, the other wepks more, part with its pastor. Bev. EL C. day, a box bf paim loaf bats tumbled into Bedford, who gone <o Eaton Rapids. He is Trnnsan'e and its mats of Itosa dost ore into a moat excellent m an, in some regards and will long bs remembered by tbe poor, whom ho has bofrieeded. 1-2 hr Cent Profit SHINGLES. ” WA TER LIME, SALT, WM. VENN. PMPAigTOB. HAIR. STUCCO. Bitgood's old stand, Nashville, Mtoh. Has Jost received her new atoek of MLLINHIY& FANCY GOODS which wo ship and retail at bottom prices. AINSWORTH k BROOKS, • MUNfflY HANOI GOODS! Proprietors. Worsteds, Real and. Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace, OLD FELT HATS Imitation Hair Goods. DrcMM and 'ELGtB.T CTaakmakinK IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. CHEAP MUSIC. CHIS. W. DE1AKAY, fam' faofaU IrWia, SONGS NASHVILLE, MICH, 50 Cents SEVEN PIANO PIECES JtECE/VEO TNE GRAND PRIZE MEDAL. Wf^ffTA, 7873. WFVT r X v JU UCnwi.Ufam.kii motabmarr briBUnt rum. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS! MEAT MARKET! Brilliant gems ic that they will mm In Um field. Om kondred and ninety town roton wore pdtod s*d rt«l there are •rare ttet did not WK au of which goon to ebow that Nashville ba piano of mn(y) meats, Address C*k<., IU. WILSON SEWING MACHINE jr.n Tort, S. T. K..0rl<u>,U Ht-lo �mfeakUjMJ ef th# haUk-fld.'! of Sedan, • and l*> ex^aaUi and one Hud■ mit<" ■ ■ fmrhil ; text of’» chapter eaUikd ‘ ‘ The Sorrows j Ckaitxd hu of Glory.” A Belgir.u‘ physician, Dr. GniHroy, h» recounted tho pnrenpJ —------- — faote in a rwport pwbhshed to Brusmdo. HtetoriAoa Dever show anything Jrt>t the ndiADW fft ttro toile. The rredfatn of tirotte work- displays ita hidbonwwaa and . — ----■ ita corruption. Ton dream of glory.; i"1 • u.' r starting hte child «x the hand wkih togun. and cottuig hte own throat. There waa nr. one to witowto art, bat-tt ta suj>pos*dhta wife - -Bismarck s aix’y-wewmd birthday was oslsbrat.'d w.tb ths usual csnwrouiM at Berlin, on the IsL He wre amgratelatod by to Kmixror, Uro Crown Prince, and the King of De- ex United States District attorney ; Daniel W, Munn, ci-Jtejrorrtahig-lusirocter ; and £. T. Bridgss, a gsngsr. money to Jay Oooka, McCulloch A Co. iu Sep tember, 1873. Be only neat money to Ibe PaymsKter-general of the navy, then in Ixindotj. to protect tbe credit of the navy to the evrnt of that finn stopping tho payment of J»ook, and behold'n charnel-hotwo I Seven, months after lror,.I870(, tho Blench wm fi _ tho bAUfo-field, that tho public- health wadin danger. Belgium became Alarmed. । -COTpwa to to ba pHItloto to Btmb.s Crotral Railroad Company 1 a bridge aercea the Mteatoppi al low*, and make that eUy th* true u nduuR fnetcad of DuuMth, III., on _____________ .opinion Chat ths —DM. Atty. D.er, of BL Ixmiw, has given to Uro House Judiciary Committee Uta version as to how the defeuto iu th* Babcock case became so wall infertued in regard to bis (Dyer's) ondeuce. Mr. Dyer charges tiro responsibility of to evidonce getting out upon E, W.'Fox, of BL Louis, one of tho grand jury that indicted Babcock. Fox and another juror voted against the indictment, and after the adjournment of .he grand Jury Fox supplied Babcock's friends with information concerning everything that n deficiency by the purchase of ga*. tallow cau­ dles are now the order of tho night in.mort of the posteffleen of the country. —The Boom z\lWteiJi«S on Military Affaire at Washington has agreed to report a bill for the transfer of tho Indian bureau from tho In­ terior to Uie War department and a woman and a little boy were killed. —A serious collision occurred near Concord, N. B., a few days rincc, by which four per­ ron# were injured. A freight train waa wait­ ing while the track waa being repaired after a wmb-out. wheat it wte run lute by a pern anger train. Six or at ven freight can were badly —The dam at tho Lyndebrook reservoir, al Wonroster. Mass., gave way ou tho evening of the 3TU11 ulL, and a flood of" water tsouty feet iu height went crashing through U>e mills and hooeea that lipod tho vritey below. Fortnnstoly uo lot» of life resulted, bat the damage to property wm very great-amount ing to min­ ions of doilar#. Tho reservoir wan on a piece of ground <xneriug 140 acres, and tins wu>tainwl AOO.OOfi.W geUsBa of water, the cs&tinual pressure of whlcy weakened tho walla to some extent, and every effort waa made to avert the danger by opening ah the hydrants in the ciV. but without avail. Who* about j thirty feet of tiro wall ernmbled at onoo the ! roaring ooiae at tbe volume of water could bo I —Twomcn wjyo'killel at Providonoo, R. L, one day lari week, by the blowing up cf four toilers la to Fletcher mill. A number of ©th­ ere were more ar tot sorioosly woanded. —A fire at Fairmount, W. Va.. on Sunday teat, totally destroyed twenty-throe buildingn and injured a number at otbera. Tbe place wa» not prepared with either book and ladder, engine. <r backethr gadfs. Had tiro wind been ‘.lowing the wb*»to iowu would have been consumed. The loaa m about <125,000; par­ tially toured. The disaster waa caused by ati —Farmers In Central HEnoi<i continue to suf­ fer severe losses by tbs bog cholera. Tbo rav­ ages of this disease, together with tbe extreme difficulty attending tbe marketing at th* hog - , wt-sj__ vaxur and the bad or®4ittou of eountay. rowfis, hava " ‘ ‘‘ ------------ --------‘ “ —Ten car loads of machinery, including an­ ginal, LoUera. etc., were shipped from BL Louie, a short timo since, for San Francisco, destined for Nicboteatki. Sheris, where they will be put tote eight toteamboeta to* sre being built at that point for the Axaoor river. —The public debt •tofonycf shows a reduc­ tion daring March of <4.240.806; cash in tbe treasury, coin. <83,756,704; currency, <5,065,030;.special deporitt for the redemption of oertificatee of deposit, •34,280,000, Uon to provisions #f th* fourteenth smaedment touts Constitution, ocpeeroln< dUsraship. end to .Ufinn certain rtgbl. of United Hint’s rttluns to fMcign ooaatriw....CMupben (IU.) inlnxlueed s bill for a commission to tavestirsi’ the subject of Tbe second chant-■« bribery as defined by etelute The third charges the paymset of trronsy to Belknap for continuing corrupt. persona 1» office. The fourth chant’s him with receiving gift" while In - FruoAT. March 31.—Smale.—"Dio Senate was <nga('d nearly all day 1* debating Morton's rrioinUciM directing an invcrtlgatlan into tbe re­ cent startles la Mteatartppl. The question waa finally dtepoasd of by the adoption of a anbatitute offered by ChrtaUancy—yeas, »; nays, 19. Meuse.—Coe ■presorted a memorial signed by women of IV United Biates, asking test women be man liquors «m reported by Morrtaco, frou. th* Wayaand Mesne Oommllte*. and peeeed. A bill waa yurt fl to authortxe tbe Cotnutatowr of Interna) Bersnus to dertgual* and Ax point, al which Um- Vermont are nninatrocted te regards the Presi­ dency ; those from Ohl* think GoT.TJaywi'Uio fittest man ; Peunejlr’ipte wQLgive few fall vote on tho first ballot for Hartranft. Tbe platforms adopted are aU sgsisst any division of tho school fund pPannsylvanis u for a high tariff; Ohio rcadopta the currency resolution of last year—specie payment when It can bo arranged without injury to borinees ; Vermont —Gov. Amoa, at Mlariaafopi, saefowed after Uie impeach trout, proceedings sgatot him were dinmtasod by tho legislature, and the acting Preridcnt’of the Senate, Cri. J. M. Stone, was appointed to fill the vacancy. ' -The Mtoiwfppi ddegairc to tiro National ItepabTcan Convention are unpledged. They are arid to bo divided bet woes Brirtow, Blaine and Morton, a majority being anti-Mortou. Among tbe delegatee are Amos, Aloorn, Broeo - From tbv tar East ta reported Ibe Jore of a ■teearor an to Arabian sea, with W0 of Uirac on board, nearly *11 Pcnstan pUgrima. Three men only ^oro reecued. . . . —The boiler at a locomotive on the Glasgow and Southern railroad, in Scotland, exploded one day last week, killing fire men. Nino oth­ er# were badly bnrt. —It la announced that Germany's imperial rerrnuea for'to year Itftfrfali C2.800,000 short of what waa anticipated. Tho sartagn effected, however, exceeded tiro natim atari by •fi.H25.000, thus giving a sorptat of orer <4,000,000. —It is now thought that Scotch and Irish lt«», but no English. will take jrort' iu the For Spring anti1 Bummer, I87«, SPRING tu> 8UMME* Of UM from Sedan. It waff neceaaory to burry, ' for the peoxantB had hurled many bodfoa, both of men and horses, in Buumary ’ fashion. Tbe exbatatioun wore horrible, j -There ie a prospect that to army heed­ ' quarter-jriU soon be removed to •Vaahiugton. -A now s uaatkm ba. been developed by tbe Clymer committee. One a & Bad, formerly a Union a;.y and latterly a private detective waa examined by tho committee in regard to the to p ty a bribe of 92,000 a year for a Texan port, but lie refused. Ho Uwn volunteered a story to the effect that Gen. Babcock tried io bin him to steal the evidence acatot the latter from the office of Difo. Atty. Dyer, of BL Loote. On the other band Secretary Chandler, Gcn. Iteboock. Co). Luckey. Judge Krom, DiaL Atty. Dyer and oihnre pronounce this story a tissue of fateehoodn. and characterize tho narrator a* a persou wholly unworthy of belief. -Col. D. P. Dyer, of BL Louta, in bis testi­ mony before tho Clymer committee, aubttantiates tha^ftaeaa Boll's story so fares it re­ lates to himtelf. Uta known test Ball <fed get accwM to Dyer's papers in BL Louis, and that a detective or watchman caught him In to art of rsnladug some. It Is ala *known that to cipher he had wae morily in Luckey's hand­ writing. PORTFOLIO OF FASHIONS ......... . IMnqa . O^Dff yrwto to M, Beraroi that in • LU eighteenth troutaVy, in * «ar-.tf thoTnrkaagaaart the P«ntiaud,.tnnurmn Of ilteocta, inmriihed on dacayod fiooh, brongbi * frightful epidemio into Ru»; siaa "proviaccs a hundred :timee furtbrr from the Itattle-fieldB Uian Brusevila in! -Tbe IHtnoM Central Railroad Company, which bae been fighting tho Iowa railroad la* ever einco ita adoption,' baa finally given up the fight and decided to.conform to the provtatan* of the la* on and after the let of April. The —In tiro United State* Orcxtt cxMrtatm. Loma, teat weak, a aaparMton of. Uia AUautte aod Pacific and Ximoari Partflc milroada *aa ordered, and D. R. Garriwu, John H. Loach,'' and John L. BtopbooB ware appointed reedvcre for U.o literouri Pacific and J. J. Buckley. New York, and I). H. Armstrong. BL Louta, ------------ 1 Puoplo took in their hand* a little yellow tuiow, charged with bubbles of gas, and when it melted it diffuned nn odor of COTIWOS. Then, in March, 1071, -men dug ana opened in the fieldfi under the snow tbe twnuH of tho dead. Feet still covered with huge boots and half-decayed faces appeared here and there. Horriblb things wtro' discovered. A dog died nt La MouceUe from having half devoured a cdrpBe. The mmflrnn 6/ the battle-field gave fevers to the poor. “The dead avenged themselves,” aa Corneille aaya. After haring disinterred tho corpaea, they were burned. Pitch, mingled with j>etroleum, waa poured over these human re.mainB, and thbn .chloride of lime. From time te times dutonation wna heard in the fire. It waa some cartouche, still incloacd in a cartouche-box attached to a corpse, and which exploded as though 0ILCHR0M0S Demarest’s Moathly Iw! DOVER EGG BEATER. tltoso onemie* would fain continue the combat after death. And it was by thousands that these dead men, born to be happy and beloved, and to litas tho roery cheeks of th< ir children, were buried there. Two hundred and seventy trenchefl, dtainfoctod by M. Tronet, con­ tained 0,000 eorpaea. That war not al! ; M. Michel disinfected 902 trenches, and M. Creteur 3,213. Calculate, therefore, Low many corposcs theffo tumuli con­ tained! A late lettpr from Havana, Cuba, saya: A good deal of excitement has prevailed here in consequence of the police having on Bunday arrested about 150 “Namgoe” whilst celebrating their feast called the sacrifice. Tho carcaas of a fowl (the blood of which the “ Ntangos" drink on Huah occasions) was fqund.in a room, ^nd •Iso tho crosses, on. which die members' resembling those of tbe voodoos. They. ■ were formerly ail blacks, bnt among the . arrested we.ro a number of whites and ■ fifteen women. Thxub has juflt been sold al anciiun in Parta, a kandjiAr (n sort of nword), which belonged to tire fMlicr of tho prreent Hhah of Pentin; if had forty-two notches on ita blade, allowing it had destroyed " ' -PORTABLE' 2BTT-2- SODA FOUNTAINS, The Standard Screw Surface Fiiiiih MILE SCKtW WU*e”BOOTS w. wo. vs. woo. MS HUES. CHAIKAII «.”*?- I5to»20 Madame FOPS Corset Skirt Support House sppearcd and snaounced that the House Juu|. adopted articles of Impeachment sgrtnrt IklkzWp. The Smithsonian Institution is mak­ flowe.-On motion <-f Knott,'to ImprerbkiraU articles against lulkuapwcra taken up and unan­ ing a collection .of specimen* of oil the imously adopted. I^rd. XBOtt. Lynde." McMahon. animals of Uro'United States that are Jenkg. Hoar and Laphao, wc/e'fopptaled mar.agm Itewltt and Farwell to prbvtde fbrthr reaumpU-m tf ^wte WJAMte) t>Jl "Morrison, to amend the existing laws relating to tbe duties on Imports; by Weils (fftoj. to'amahd the revenue law ; by PUvtr, ineorpcraUug the Bteua CUy. JJlart JhUs and 1*»- hunted or trapped lot economical purIXMeapnnd also of tho different apjxiratuK tfifedlii their capture by-hunters, trappers and sportsmen. resotutem requerttog the Preform to Inforte «*> Hoeae whether, »incr the 4U> of March, 1969, any •xrenttve Oder, arte, or dttUea, and if eo, what. Chanoe to Qaift ‘ $50,000 1XTO HZSK. Ssnd lor circular at once. No Umc to low. W. H. intXDLETOX, Banker, 74 MM. •<o/r- I. I a ji ojtn ah^vt A physician writes the following sen­ sible Rd vice : My professionhas thrown me among woimm oIf fill elatts, and my •xperitetero te^ihM me dial God never gave narn a greater proof of his love than to place women here with him. My advice is : Gc, propose to the most &ens£bte girl you know. If she xayn yea, tell her how much yemr income is, from what source derived, and tell her ytai will divide tbe last shilling with her, and love her with all ,+oor heart in tbe bargain. And then keep your promfoe. My word for H *be wifi live within yowr income, and to yonr lust —There we* an affray st Havana, oo the tei to.. UlwweexwowaritbyXtoM. The partial hcur yon will regret that you didn’t bad a iawroit, a^d as tlroy were leaving to marry roenror. GeuUwnau, don’t worry about fenunino extravaganoe and femi­ nine antetttb. J to you be Owe to her. love to ehuvmly, and throw'it up to —Tiro Frcnuh Swroto Lm paase-d to bill to hrr frequently, and A more fond, faith ™**" tbe state of stag* tlmi hre until now prtvslkd in Itaris »te*o IB71. ’ Tteve-.4 Atoni free­ ful, foolfoh slave y«u vull .aevw qwd . anywhere. You won’t derorve to, 1 know, bnt foro tol im k»ow it how I ihmw A*ijli; pride and Belfishnes', and Tcwdax, March SB.-riwto.-Tba proceed- ! aee what will come of it. iWUMtaMMbAto'fMMtte. Tteaal ----------- a—: ' teto wvra »p»ut ittMojUwMwiM iha wom- j ' Tax word bfoonit is said to be French for “twine bakrtd,” because, originally, ! that was th* mode of entirely depriving it tff moisture to inaora ita toping. coireBxasioirjiL. a J? names are drawn by lot—the one drawn share al the day was devoted to tbs consideration to swear to kill the first person whom he at the Mil Joe the regulation orstaam resseta, and encounters. Thu police also found an a jsenoimsoua dlscuaalru about feg-horns, steam altar, ou which was a figure of Jesus cock- mrta,'bclds, laiixoard aa>f rtarboerd eonrecr. ( etc. The'MB waa laid ov®r uU Sattotiay, txh.... Christ* with two knives sticking in ita llc.Mnaon offered a resolution reciting teat Horace beck, pointing out the exact spot where Boysioc. Clsrt at to Honae OemmHter oo Military 'the "Naaigo" is to plunge the knifo into Affairs, had been guilty of corrupt and base praoUces wbll»sse*mcer of the Interns! Iterenne 1>.., hia victim. Tiro ‘‘Nanigoa” acknowledge reau is Tessss, anddleSotlngto-eommUtee to IrP-- a belief andperform csremoniea somewhat caliUty of tunneling the Englteh channel te bring rapid y auWtc rfbed.‘ The 'TIELth . iasSpaay already han Z 000,000 francs, half of the required amount. The Engiteh company, if not already equally al vancal, doubllam aoou will be. and axparimenta will bo in act!va prog­ ress before Jocg. —There wa# an cxrttiug eceno in the French election caee. A rnrtl.>u ni^Io to rejwt a RepnblicaD, when proteete and interrapUoaa tofiowed. and the I^ititntata and Bonaparttoto left the bouee to a body. —Scrvta baa raiaod a forced loan of •2.4(Xk000. She hfie ateo declared her intention to keep the pewee toward Turkey. —Tbe plague appears to be moving eaatward. When first anpousced it had appeared on tho banka of the Kapbratea. It to row reached Bagdad, on tbe TIgrfa, where there are ten eraan drily- Tl* EgVPttea sanitary suthorities ere taking the precaution of holdto in muraniiro tat fifteen •toys aU arrivals from the Pcndau gn’f. -Spain is sfflicted witit lecunta. —Hx city of Metamora*, Mexico, baa been kxz Vs JI a DO YOU VOLVERS 11 Xl-'-iXiSn $3.00 or BOOK I AQENTB. .9UUI nyrsrtSH'i mnMiwn'i.r*te- .nrrr cxsre, .ctldm ihl plodJc* u» •3.00 (Hlogrsch, Spring Bcnwtle#, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-04-14.pdf.pdf 7c628d975576775f9d0871427eac662f PDF Text Text z Mashrillr 3fctrs. ♦ W W “ Progression. No Retrograding.” VOB. Ill ‘■P*ul And I mtM play tutor boat, with a<w«d Maa ! ana rood n-arrow 1 To rach wayfaring iboat; With ready antUr for frired and toe. THE WRONG “ A pretty face—a very pretty face, indeodj" . I turned the little photograph upside <lown, held it off at arm’s length to gets prospective view and sc ctinizod it close­ ly with my eye-glaseeo. Henry Wallfa looked pleased ; a man naturally likes his fiance duly admired and appreciated. “ So this fa the Beesio Armitage I have beard so much of; really, Wallfa, she does credit to your taste. A-blond©, I suppose r* “ Fair as a lily-loaf, with blue eyes and the sunniest golden hair!" “Ah: well, I must say I prefer the brunette style, so far as my individual taste goes; but then fancies differ, you know." Il was all very well for Henry Wai ha to go into eostaciee about hfa pallid, fair­ haired little Jtesaie Armitage ; he had never met the glance of Cecelia Ver­ non’s magnificent black eyes. What did ' he know about the true type of feminine I i beauty? • “ As you say, fancies differ,” Wallfa j relumed, lightly. “But I wish you I would select a handsome frame for it when you go to town next­ I blue velvet, with a gold rim on the “ I’ve two minds to wait until to-mor­ row,” quoth I to myself, abruptly stop­ I eat like on" palmed. What luul I ping, with my cravat half tied. done 1 Why was the gracious mood of No, I might be a coward, but I was my cnchantrere thus suddenly trans­ formed to .gall and bitterness t Surely I Jiad begun th© enterprise, and I would she would presently return and apolo­ tarry, it through, if it cost me the last gise for her capricious exit? But she drop of my heart's blood. Moreover, I did not return, and, after waiting ' long had an iuapiration. An entirely new and in vain, 1 sneaked out of a side-door and original method of putting the rttumen*- crept dejectedly home, my heart burn­ ous qne/y—“ popping the question " fa ing with wonder and resentment. I had . a vulgarism that I, for one, could Dever no mind to meet the assembled family I tolerate—had occurred to me. group; m> I admitted myself with the “Hang Fitzhugh Trefoill” I ex­ claimed, gleefully, lialf alond, though tliere was no ear to hear my ejaculation. had lighted vqth such high and bound­ •’ I'll win the dark-eyed treasure yer, in ing hopes! I threw off my coat vknoualy. As I I opened my writing-case and care­ did" so, - the forgotten carte de virlte fully took out a little carte de virile dropped from my pocket I stooped to wrapped in tfairac paper, and tenderly laid away with a pink silk perfume sachel aie Armitage! And there on th© man­ that Minnie bad made for me once. It tel, where in my heedless haste I had was Cecilia’s 'picture ; she had allowed left it,-was the divine countenance of my me to steal it away from her, with scarcely queen, Cecilia! . , a remonstrance, a week before. Then I had shown her the wrong photo­ was the time I ought to have proposed ; graph I but, like a timorous, doubting moon AB was clear now! Her indignation calf as I was, I had let the golden tide and resentment—the whole tangled web of opportunity slip unimproved away of mystery was unraveled now! I from me. caught up my hat to rush back to her. I drew Bessie Armitage’s vacant, doll­ but at .that moment the clock struck like face from its envelope, and com­ eleven ! pared the two with a thrill of triumph in It was too late now. An apology and 1 my heart. explanation must l>e deferred until the morrow. And with a discontented | “Colorless water beside crimson, sparkling champagne 1 A pale violet in the aluulow of a royal rose! Pearls eclipsed by the fiery flash of diamonds !’* I exclaimed. “ Henn Wallis’n taste may bo very correct and classical, but give me my radiant brefeotte I These bleached-out bcautire don't correspond with my ideal of perfection.” It waa a lovely spring evening as I en­ tered the wide graveled jiath that led up to the broad porch of th© old-fashioned Vernon mansion. Squire Vernon sat there smoking hfa meerscliaum. “Won’t you sit down and have a smoke I” he demanded, hospitably. “ It’s a real luxury to be able to take a whiff out of doors, after being shut up in the house all winter. Or maybe you’d prefer going in to see Cecil V’ Sensible old gentleman ! he hod not forgotten hfa own young days. I inti­ mated, not without xxmriderable awk­ wardness. that the special object of my visit had been to “ see Cecil." “Well, she fa in the psrlor, all by herself," said the Squire, good-hnmoredly, motioning me in. “ Walk in—walk in.” Cecilia Vernon was sitting in the par­ lor alone, as her father- had said, th© bright center of a cheerful circle of lamplight, A bit of crochet-work was I lying in her lap, and an open volume of ! poems—poems I had sent her—was on " I'll see to it,” I said, depositing the ■ picture in its envelope and returning it j to my inside breast-pocket. “ You'll be jery careful of it f ” , , ^“Careful! Of course I shall | ’* ’ 1 smiled a little loftily at Wallfa* solid JI fate. had. bojy gifted me with one-' thouszadtb part of Fitzhugh Trefoil’s I1 off-hand audacity 1 I doat think any­ thing abort of th© deluge could check tiiat fellow's cool self-powcasion; an earthquake wouldn’t, and I don’t think that the millennium could! started away, ’P* WA. r- like ■ . aaare fair avenging goddess ! “How dare yon insult me thus, Mr. Markham 1" J went up to my' room after dinner, and made an elaborate toilet; but all the pains I bestowed upon it nerved only tn " Don't presume to call me Cecilia, heighten the general effect of swkward- sir sobbed the indignant gtrl, burtt- A <04 «U» HIM; W»U» »ew» nt «U«el puTrrty It ft**. • j.U<riu> r*y. tudc and we parted After all Henry Wallfa was better ofl Hum I waa, for he was securely engaged to the dimpled, yellow-tressed little ob­ ject of bis affections,. w\ile I was yafoas it ware, in outer darkness, uncertain whether my peerless Cecelia returned •n.y ardent devotion or whetner she aecretly inclined toward that unprinripled feDow,. FitahugU TrejoiL A score of times I had resolved io settle the ques. turn; a score of times I had gone to th© Vernons’ bourn with the very formula of declaration on my lips, and as often bad the words died away unvoiced and un­ spoken. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 14,1876. ' the table. Cecilia Vernon was always fair to look upon, in my sight; to-nigbt, however, she Heamed more than ordinarily breutiftil. I sat down, and began liasitatingly upon the never-failing topic of tiic weather. A proposal luul seemed the easiest thing in the world as I walked along th© dewy edges of the peaceful starlight road, contemplating it from afar off; but now that I was face to face with it, alps upon alps of difficulty and perplexity seemed to surround its accompUzhmaat. I would have given all that I was worth to postpone the evil day but twenty-four hours—all but my self-rc spect, and that whs imperiled bow. Cecilia tried her beet to keep the bull of oouveraation in motion; ah© intro­ duced new subjects, naked leading qnretionK, and frigued deep interest in th© xicst abstruse of topics. But even Ceefifa couldn’t talk on forever, and praoentiy, with « little sigh of she subsided into silence. Now was the eventful moment of my THE MEXICAN BEVOEU- there won’t Im- any doubt about how the Garibaldi lives out of the ady, about measures to inquire if he would favor lufermatiou gathered from semi-offi­ cial sources leads to the belief that the revolution at present in progress in Mex­ whole trouble rose right there. If there ico fa of a very formidable character, and a quiet, good-natured waiter into a raring Tbeldbend Government of Mexico, which haa draws not only the waiter's attention to continued in power since the defeat of Maximilian by President Juarez, has attention to the waiter, and makes that been the most stable that h«s ever ex­ official think that the waiter is not prop­ isted in that country. While it to true erly attending to his duties. pounded, a tall muscular waiter walked cite- an inatwrestion, it has been men­ tioned as a remarkable fact that Juarez was the fifat Freridsak Of th© Republic who held power during his full term of office, and tiiat since his death, in 1872, the administration of Lerdo has been marked by a state of comparative peace; tews hive been more faithfully observed than at any previous time in the history of Mexico, or al least have been much less disregarded; and the military have been more reconciled to the idea of per­ mitting a civilian to remain at the head of the Government . Internal improve­ ments have made rapid progress, and from its mouth to Laredo, whhre whole­ sale robbery has been the principal busi- handle of the water pitcher and twitched it nervously a second or two, and then he said: “ * Arc yon the man that pounded on “I am,* said I, • and I want something to eat How much longer have I got to wait I* “ * Bee here,’ raid the waiter, still ud- killed a man last weak for pounding on his glass, and unless you am most extraor- “ What did you do then 1" aaked Mr. Maguffin. gradually disappearing. cilia Vernon his just promised to be my wife!" I stared blankly at him, and with one or two unintelligible murmuxv, turned short round and walked home again. ing candidate when President Juarez wns re-elected in 1871. He lias already obtained control cf the States of Jalisco and Oajacn, as well as of the important town of Jalaps, and the capture of Mat­ amoras will probably result in adding opportunity, and caught Cecilia’s heart to the territory he already commands the important State of Tamaulipas. It in tile rebound 1 . Well—so goes the world, and I am a is even said that his adherents in the bachelor yet There fa but one Cedlia, City of Mexico itself are very numerous. The military forcoe of Diaz oomnrise and she, alas! fa marriea to Fitzhugh Ii the unemployed and discontented classes, Trefoil! Mobad.—When you go courting, bo whose business fa revolution or robbery, certain whqge picture it fa you are carry­ and who are commanded by a class of men who are never contented unless ing next yo'ur heart I engaged in some insurrectionary move­ ment of this kind. They have entered . “This ’ere boy," said Bijah, as he into tiie present conspiracy-with even brought out a half-grown boy, “war more than' their ordinary zeal. For sev­ arrested for hollering at ladies on the eral years they .have been oomporatively Street I don’t believe there’s any good witbout employment, and money ban in him. He chews plug tobacco, swears been with them' correspondingly sauce. eagerly and sincerely, wipes his mouth The only means of replenishing (heir on hfa arm, and in*ys he's going to lick a exhausted treasurieo, with which they are man when he gets out All of which fa acquainted, fa the “ pronunciamento.” Gathering about them a few hundred followers, their custom on ordinary oc­ “ Mike who ?” aeked the court. “ Mike nothing,” was the sulky reply. casions fa to take possession of some un­ “ You make it your business to stand protected town situated al considerable otj street comers and yawp nt women and distance from a military ]x»t, and to girls, do you I" “I didn’t mean to, Mister Judge.” “Have you any <orkf’ “Num." “ Have you any home ?’’ “Yum.” . “ Where do you live f" “ Um.” the constituted authorities. This move­ ment fa immediately followed by a forced loan upon th© inhabitants, and the money draived from it to partially used in paying their followers, white the greater port is appropriated for their own use. The failure of such an insur­ “ Boy, open your eyes, lift your head, rection, it the tesdera only have time to and look right at me ! Now, then, go eetwpe, fa no great calamity to them. home, and if you over come here again The robbery of the people fa generally on this charge you’ll be made to feel os their only object in attempting it, and if you had fly-blisters all over you! tiiat fa accomplished by means of the Hold on—let mo explain. You ought to forced loans. In time of peace, when it go up for three months, but if you fa impossible to start these abortive in­ hada'l been poor and ragged the police surrections, th© only occupation which a Mexican “gentleman" without means wouldn’t have arrested you. I can find a hundred corner loafers on Woodward can-honorably engage is, fa highway robavenue any sunny day. They are there to make insulting remarks to and about “Cerilfa!" I said softly. She raised the liquid brown eyes to much as you did. When Hwy are hauled mine. you along with 'em.”—Detroit Free Vernon had smiled upon me. What was “I want to confide in you tonight— the use of doubting, hesitating, and trembling i Why not decide my fate at Certainly, Mr. Markham f* A MAN with a load of feather dosters one!/ Henry WaPfa' serene content on his uim called at a house on Montnxerefaed » stimulating influence upon fact my heart line long ago gone out OJ , wc. I would fate have been as be was! i my posewwioi) into that of------ " on the door an old lady, whose eyas were _ . w I stopped, with the fatal husky feeling mature any farther," I said.Mtif^oud, in ay throat Cecilia was blushing dipardon—didn't know xa^y one wan dead itrd. domain of my little law office. “ 11 with the sensation of a man who has just “There is no cue dead,” aha replied ; have been a doubting fool quite long pulled the string on a coll shower-bath, iwby, “ but then might iJ well bo. My ! GABIBALDI AT HOME. TION. “ What did I dot” said Magruder. “I hit that glass a rap that just knocked the bowl right off the stem ; and then------ " But the Liberal Government has not Mr. Maguffin interrupted : been accepted without question by a “ I see. Yon made up your mind that considerable portion of the Mexican you'd never gb into that nvrtanrant again. population. Its anti-church jxilicy lias, You'd go to some place where the waiters of course, aroused the enmity of the spirit I nought my couch. Catholics, and, while thfa enmity has in rushing out you brushed away the Early the next morning I walked over not been openly avowed, it has no doubt impertinent waiter's fist with your eye." to the old Vernon mansion ; but, expe­ greatly encouraged every revolutionary “Precisely so, Mr. Maguffin ; pre­ ditious as I was. Trefoil had been there plot which has been entered into. The cisely so. If you could accumulate before me. I met him coming whfatling present insurrection fa no exception, al­ wealth with os much facility as you draw down the walk m self-poeHeiwed as ever. though its prim© cause may be looked conclusions, you'd soon have money “ Good morning," I said briefly, en­ enough to buy a railroad, or even p*y deavoring to pass him ; but he detained dentfal canvass and the ambition of its your debts.”— New York Sun. mo. leader, who will be a candidate, to suc­ “Congratulate me, my dear fellow! I ceed to the chief magistracy. This SCIENTIFIC GOSSIP. am the happiest man in the world. Ce­ man, Gen. Porfirio Diaz, was an oppos­ heart with a sec* of factitious courage, NO. 29. When Mr. Magruder entered the dining room last evening his loft eye was covered with a handkerchief bandpressed. ♦ . “ What is the matter with your eye I” said Mr. Magoffin. The gigantic animals of the eocene beds of Wyoming nearly equaled the elephant in size, but with shorter limbs. The head reached the ground and there was no proboscis. The most remarkable feature was the brain, which was smaller than any known mamma), recent or ex­ tinct, and the most reptilian of any yet discovered. aoum AraicAN diamonds. Since 1867, when the first diamond was discovered in Bcuth Africa, over 860,­ 000,000 worth have been brought away from there. One Btone, according Io Prof. Tennant, weighed 112 carats in its original condition, and has been cut down into a brilliant weighing sixty-six carats and rained at >50,000. daughter, my wife, ar.d myself, with an interview. We received in duo time ari autograph fatter from the General him when be would see us. Accordingly, we beyond the Porte Pis, ria Casa line. We came to his pretty vilb, not far from the color, standing with a high wall indosure, and in the midst of a garden, with trees and flowt-ra and conservatories around—a pleasant and amiable home for this distinguished servant of hi" country. A servant girl' plain and sim­ ple, responds to oqr ring of tlie bell, and at once, without the least ceremony, conducts ns to the presence of that man who, rising from the common walks of life, and without any prestige of birth or friend.-, and standing ujxin the one, simple, democratic principle of the equal­ ity of men before th© law, has, by the magnitude and the majesty of hii bravu deeds, filled the world with hfa fame, liornc an important port in rendering hfa country fllustrious among modern nations, and secured the affections of mankind. The salon into which wo came was a large plain room, with its windows to the south. The day was bright and beautiful, and the sunlight filled the room. It was a room without ornament Tablas were around, upon which wire books and maps. In the center of the room stood a large table, also covered with books, maps and pa­ pers, and in front of this table sat the eagle-eyed old man, fronting us as we entered. We at once advanced, and, without the least ceremony, introduced ourselves. He held out his hand, all cramped and twisted with rheamatfam, and received us silting. He suffers dreadfully from this disorder, and can only got about at all upon hfa crutches. But though hfa body la drawn an-’ cramped so badly, the brightnaB of hfa ©ye u not dimmed, nor even the sweet­ ness and intelligence of hfa face diminfahed, ami he coaveraed as cheerfully and freely with tn as we could have wished. It so happenetl that no one etoe was present to see him bat oursetves at the time. There was standing by the side of the room, a little away, a young woman, and it occurred to Wil­ liam E? to inquire for his family, when “Who is the lady F’faltered Cecitfs, daughter fa dead in love with a fruit tree ! wiuinruinrc . von m ■d --------------------I shan't look, I*VJa* "itou© touo flew no np and hit h,t 70,1 “ th© .1 *T,t IT 1*^i"“du’,'‘b“” IX'rf"rtl-T ”n •*- ■«™‘-<■ nuwntwr rtf I ibinwotfw- nimta ' -■ - » . ... . ... her mother. But, pursuing my oppor­ tunity, I seized her, and paid her off with a sresrdring kiss, much to her fath­ It fa twenty years since an Englishman er's and mother’s amusement, and not prophesied that should guttapercha be evidently to the child’s dislike. Here used forsubmariDwtaiegraphicpurpoaaa, great baskets of flower, were brought, an animal would be found or created and each guest was furnished with a with a peculiar liking for it Now the bouquet of rare and beautiful lowers— Popular StneMc Monthly says that the creature has been found. It is an insect tion ran much upon America. When about a quarter of an inch long, which aaked what hfa feeling was toward the bids fair to make a great deal of trouble, United States, he replied : “ I consider myself one of her citizexui." He did owing to its love for guttapercha. not quite understand where Milwaukee was; so, calling for a large sheet of The demand for rubber tires for omni- paper, I took my pencil and draw an outline map, showing Boston, New rubber manufacturers in London and York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Berlin now offer what fa claimed as a Orleans, and the Atlantic coast, the Mu- "I think Paul fa growing crower evwy day," said my sfater, elirngging her lit- made practical. Jones believes in policemen, and thinks they are all square men. “ At any rate,” ho nays, “ they are never 'round." Why should soldiers be more tired on th© 1st of April than on any other day in the year 1 Because they bsve just had a March of thirty-one dayn. “Mr. Bpiijcixs, don't yonr wife want to buy a nice sealskin cloak !” aski'd im uptown furrier the other day. “Don’t know," said Bpilkins, “ Alaska." “ Magoix, what time is it7” called out Mrs. Bpilkins from np-staire. “A quarther nine, ma’am,” was the reply. “After nine, or of nine!” continued Mrs. H. “Iv nine, ma’am, fr," empha- Mrs. Loonooxnn, whose husband fa a delegate to a political eenvention, grins derisvfdy al reading that the dele­ gates have been inatnicted. “ Heap o’ good it’ll do to instruct old Logrollrr!” she says ; " I’ve been instructin’ the pig-headed old fool for years, and he can’t buy a yard of calico with any sens© Thk Brooklyn Arffua, apropos of a recent longlist of dissevered couples, says : The Chicago papers are publish­ ing a ifat of the divorces recently grant­ ed in that city. 'The average Chicagoan steals away with it to the privacy of his own closet, runs down the long array until he comes to a familiar nfane, and sighs os he nays to himself r “Last inland. Thus we chatted on. He speaks English, but not very perfectly, but idly evaporating, the paper in a few min­ utes becomes fit for ute. A drawing in I cannot say 1 Iz>ng enough to hive the pencil or in Indian inkoan than be made, face and form of Garibaldi («ahe sal be­ and if the paper fa placed in spirits of fore his table and his mips) andthesurthe paper to its original condition. Th:s Romm. March, 1876. torire and fulling jeewo, Kuuea .vun bgum, ana greaae ting away furs fa all that fa required; they think, they can wear them when and how they plree©, provided they expend .... .. — . . ... wearing thorn for a week after the weather '• Kicked by a mosquito 1” they should be brushed the right way < sul at ma over the rim of bar spae “Bee, dearest!’’ with Braz'd. “ The cabte runs from Rio ! and fork, he added : ^s^ wrniaodttnhigmockings. ! Bjit, to my Itorrar and dismay, she ■ Janeiro to London and from London to ! to tell ms till you g> Paul is wonted With bustoere mat-, watched her hand from mydasp, sprang ’ New York.** “ It forms a triangle.” I ray that unleeayou g! Ibon fa a good tonic for debilitated young ladies, but ironing is better. Man fa an animal that bargain". No other animal dore. No dogs exchange bones. It is wurth knowing that if one volume of castor-oil be dissolved in two or three When I asked him if he could Dot come volumes of spirits of wine, it will render over to the Centennial, he pointed to his crutches standing against the wall. “Ho.” Run over I y an omnibus !'* Jfo." ■ and forbidding, too. Amziucln genius luui brought out a cigar to cure catarrh. strong, durable and silent tire that his'n, to-morrer she will be somebixly will outlast iron on the heaviest traffic. the River BL Lawrence, and noting Cin­ else’a. 0, Mary Ann, Mary Anil, what Th© sanitary advantages of using robber cinnati, BL Louis, Chicago, and then change© you haa seen !” Milwaukee. He seemed to have his thia most desirable substitute fa really geography brought back to him, and was tuougli. "Shall I show you her picture, O- whole hummer ■vptboHt wishing that i !*»»• . .. . . had Mowed me up when j interest—the dinner be turned’toward this lady, and said, “That fa my wife." 8he stepped for­ “Loos at. th© aid Bay State,** ward, and we all shook hands. I asked for the children, when the servant North Carolina barbecue, as he gesticu­ brought in a boy two. or three years old, lated with onb hand and munched a and a girl six or eight years oli I chunk of beef he held in the other. kissed the sweet boy, and then under­ “ Yfa, indade," sung out a dfagnrted took to kiss the girl, but, with witching Irishman, pointing to the speaker: eyee and acta, abc undertook to hide by “ Look at the old baste ole." “ Never mind my eye, "said Magruder, “ No, lamp port didn’t IsJl on it.” liappraed to be going *cr«* Tax table of table. and Portugal. After the sulphur is ex carried tp a shop for » penny, for kindling firn. Nokmam MdLKOD was oooe preaching -------kyrahire, where the readingofa » regarded as the great- penwxl an old woman overflowing with �ION. GOOD GOODS! and FARMERS! CW«r6(le«.T.~. ■n>CT« : h-y go. Wre»thBg *11 ovm hu had buiH Ihre. dising M 'ci « Stale now. A mason and a proAai<m*J acrobat arc lu have a tussle superior model and construction Jor »>ngB ; ..... _m ■he BwblohemofrertnHnmeab, he,. <||nBl, deal amt btighrt. till united in fave purer amt holier, and songs ■ here. How precious ia after years ■ the memories of the favecaad the song* of the d*ar mother. wIh*t voter, though nnartislic and unaided by tbe conventional rules of modern skill, yet developing a sou! filled with toiies which live when voice is muia, and exert an influence extending 'o the remotest shores of lime, and blend iug, barnKinkHisly with those now sti'ig. by those lung gone before! Precfaa* indeed, a mother's song ut­ tered in childhood's ear * . A gentleman who has been exper­ imenting on the subject says in an The wife of Thotuaa Monroe, of r»w. «fwr fourteen Venn of ' the day express, which leaves here wWH1* ^"wn^ every morning, while ike train is in young carpenter named Joseph Wiun. ,motion, and doing away with the ne­ ! Jeremiah James, of Arcadia, Man- cessity । of passengers hnrriedly gulp­ down their codfish-bslls and corn i isteo Co; is charged by another gnile- ing : les* Arcadian, tus sister-in-law, with bread at Lake Station. These din­ bring the father oT her new-born ing cars differ from Pullman's in this cMht The injured maiden is but 16 re>pecl. Ural, while on lhe fatter tnesls years of age. i are served a la carle, on lhe former the whole bill of fare is served for Judge Coolidge, of Paw Biw, has seventy-five cents. 'And for this sum healed the wounded heart of dusky a person has as great a variety as be Mojlie Mam by decre, mg that Daniel would have nt the Grand Pacific or Musi shall pay her $40(1. . Daniel had popped llie question, but had f*dc4 Pulmcr. • The can arc of the most im­ proved patterns, are supjilied with all to come up whan -shu called, "time** modem improvements and rich tn all on him. their appointments. They were fit­ On the Sth insL the torch of lhe »u- ted up in the shops of the company, dindtary was eppled to a baro owned .and uo expense has been spared lo by Willjam Herbert, of Plainwell, and make them perfect in every respect. the building, all bis farm tools, two That they should run as smoothly as horses,-two cows, 600 bushels of possible they have beeu supplied wheat aud much*other grain '•’as de­ with a oombiuatiou of ecliptic springs stroyed. ' on the bolster, with Middleton spiral Alvah Crowner, of the town of Ol­ springs on lhe equalizing box. he thinks potatoes arc worth $0 cents a bushel to-fee J stock. ive, Clinton County, sl»ot himself T toy are not only natrilious ; but are with a rifle, last week Tlursday. the excellent appetizers and.proraolors of ball passing within two inches of bis heart. It is thought he cannot recovdigestion. Ekperimen’s go lo show । er. Religious excitement is stud to that » pack.of potatoes will produce have deranged liis mind... m. much milk as a bushel of beets, Chados Kennedy,of Midland, who, Uirnips or carrot*. it will be remembered, was arrested for poisoning his wife, has been disHere's health and peace lo the man charged from custody, tbern being found from lhe analysis of hi* wife's That owned the bud, stomach, no cause to hold him for That raised llw> oorn. trial. That fed tbe goose, Washington Harwood, died at his That bore the quit residence, near Adraiu, April 7th, That signed the declaration of lu uloue and iu squalor and wilh the dependence. greatest agouy, apparently. He was u!d and rich, yet withal he was such Some atatictical genius calculates a miser that last winter lhe instincts of common humanity made the neigh­ that the fences ig the United States bars (urntsh him with fuel-and food. oost A’,300,000.000. About 5.000,­ Conductor Ed. Dolan, of Marshall, 0(10,000 trousers seats are annually thinks he will jHineh Michigan Centorn out in getting over these fences, tral tickets no more. His wife's frithand. nut a statistic c« th* subject. er, who left Martha!! in '-19 for California. afterwards wen', to Australia, Professor Swing, of Chicago, says where he died, and now Ed. has go' to go out there and bring back $150,that “latterly wine has not done as 000 for her. much harm as lace." Perhaps the A Sebewaing young man got posnext cruzado will be against the lat­ s« ssion of bis girl’s trunk,and she was ter; but will the crusade be conduct to meet him and a runaway match ed by women? was to he consummated, but the girl’s mother detained her and had the The following warrant, issued by young man arrested for larceny of the trunk. Bel 8500,000 they marry in an Oceana justice, wo duly served spite of the mother. upon a thief, and the culprit was At Cheboygan a Catholic priest snaked into court with neatness and named DeCatiuiock, attempted to re-dispatch; move some thing* from-the church to his bouse. This angered some of lhe jJ. B., Justice of the Peace.* male sheep of the flock aud a row eusued. The holy lather drew a re volA. T. Stewart, the New York mer­ ver and proposed lo Ihiu out that enlwd some, but before he got fairly chant prince died on Monday lust into the shootings the Sheriff arrived from in flams lion of the bowels. His and stopped (lie fun. wealth is estimated at $25,000,000, G. W. Davis, for the past ten years exchange, Fxasiraix, Mick., AratL 8U>, 1870. M*. Editom ; Allow me to thank *om« unknown friend for their kindnata ia forwarding me grata!I Us five paper and we lbn U h keeping 1 ; i ,a thing «r two regarding “the North woeda," bm dull, fur lumber la the Ufa «f thia per1 ’ ’ । i l : majority. Thera ia eotuida-sblo strife here ; iia folitioal baainraa. This ia the Couu'y Seat of CUre, and the County Olficera are Ilooking forward to.the foil .election* and i Mr. M. t>. Smith, formerly of Naehrilfo, !has orgsniaed a troupe of Miaslrela, which ere practicing at thia place preparatory to< 1 •■Centennial tour” Air. Smith baa become s sotoiioea showman and certainly exhibit* 1 : 1 with hie •■ctxabinalian He oontomplatea visiting the m.tneroaa cities end towns of Michigan and the NaahtilUans will doubt, ' of ' their n»inter performstUe*.. Among the ' is 1 Prof. Burroughs, formerly of the Beaton Prof. 'Glee Cinb,—ViuUuisl end orgaaieU F. L. Robert*, Violiniot one of the pupil* of 1“The Great Theodore Thomas,” his corned! Loss 8500. John Gerner, a prominent German grocer, of Anu Arl»or, on April 7tn, while descending a stairway stum­ bled and fell four step*, fracturing his skull, which caused his death soon af A Chinarasn was bending over when a Nevada snow-slide occurred, and the avalanche passed 'over him. Sine* then yen e»n‘! find a Nevada Chinaman who won’t double up like a lunge when be hears a sudden yell. A fight between two negroes, at Niles, election day, culminated . in a mob of 500 people. The Sheriff aad his posse were powerless in their hands, and at three o'clock the Mayor was about to call on the Malitia, when Uie riot was Bribed by a special police force. Granville Miller, the princirioter, has been sentcuced lo the '' Housq of Coiraction. It fa decxlad that women cannot practice law i» WiseuoMn ; but' the judge who deenfad ri, crawled’ under iiu 1mm H Uii acl kssc’t eoee O'lHTCARV. Frank Garity. of Detroit, commit­ ted hu-cide last Friday evening, in the following manner: He went out of his Louae in Detroit, only partijtlly tkessed, and staying a considerable time, hfa wife becoming uneasy, went' out lo look for him. ,. Ujkiu looking into an outbuilding she saw her hus­ band gasping for breath, while the Wood was streaming over hfa hr«a*L He had cm hts throat from ear to ear. GROCERIES! FURNITURE! or EVERY DESCRIPTION. PLOWS, HARROWS, ROAD SCRAPERS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS, WHEEL CULTIVATORS, Sulky Hay JRakes, Reapers & Mowers, 5V agons, And in fact anything from a Plow point to a Threshing Machine, yon want to see- SIZES AND •PaclAc PRICES! Men’s Suite from 9.00 to $18.00 Bays’Suite “ 5.50 to $11.50 HAT8, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PACS. OVERSHOES. C. C. Wolcott Before you buy, and J will show you the largest lane and lhe best Im­ plements made in the United States, and I will sol! to you on time or lor cash, as you wish, aud I am bound to - SELL GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER FIRM IN NASHVILLE! ID"" PRIHTSFROH6T07CI BMT $1.00 T E A IN TOWN! partners to divide my profits with, I have no and I will give the man that buys of me the profits that I would have to give my partner if I had one. , Nubian i.t 93 Cti. a«d Childrea’a Stocking* [all Wool) at SO Coat,, l,lt. IN THE FLOW LINE I HAVE A No. Ie5 Diamond. Steel, HO. 15 DIAMOND IBOK, AUD Wayne, Jactnni I Saiisaw R. R. SHORT LINE BETWEEN HECKENDORN REVERSIBLE POINT, Combination of Iron and Steel, right hand anl left hand. These BLOWS are made in Kalamazoo, and are warranted superior to any Plow in.the World; I want every farmer in Barry or- Eaton Counties, that wants a fir#t class Plow, this season, to come and get one of these Plows and take it home and try it one week, and if not found satisfactory to be returned at my [CHIGANAND THE SOUTH. TRAINS BUN BY CHICAGO TIME. x Goins South. expense. I KEEP A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF The Highest Markit Price paid for Country Produce. DON’T PMS WITHOUT CILUNG And Manufacture all kinds of TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON EAVE TROtOHIXC a Specialty. CL C. C. WOLCOTT BOISE BRO’S DURING THE LET THE EAGLE LONG EXTRAORDINARY Ub ****Bb°” * Xkh1^ £t%xx«.«-WKS XMroM, HU»S*Io * IndUma. Cente nnial At Wihioo- WJUi Lake gbag» * KJehlgan Hnotharw r »Ar T I— I ■ BARGAINS! Hogan, Jimmie King, Ned Bickford and the “Great Allen MoCormlck,” all of which bar* , been ia the profession for yean. The scarlet fever is raging in this vicinity principally among the children, bui our ef­ ficient phyriciaar heap it in their control. More anon. Max. E. T. CHILD & CO alarm. DRY GOODS COTTON &00D3 CLEAR DOWN! The Repub- bnt money makes do difference wilh cashier of the Nation 4 Exchange the grim messenger, and the million Bank al Albion, committed suicide al Ins residence April 6th, by shooting himself through lhe head with a shut gun.' He leaves a family of five While a boy nnmed Fred. Benson, children, and his life was insured for at Banks, near Bay City, April Sth, $5,000. was handling a revolver it was scciChemical Salcratiu are than other*; also George Atkins, resident of Clare, dcnta'ly discharged, the ball striking was run over and killed by the cars John McKay, another boy. near the at Loomis Station, on the Flint and heart aud pawed around to his back. Pere Marquette Railway April 8th. It is a severe wound, but he will 204 MAIN STREET 204 He was attempting to board the train probably recover. and losing his balance went under the wheels. Out in the Black Hills, when yo« Ann Arbor narrowly escaped a dis­ buy a bowl of bean soup, you take off astrous conflagration on the Glh. At your coat, dive for a beaa, and when one o’co.ck iu the night a fire was you come up with it the proprietor of discovered burning briskly in the DEALERS IX the saloon takes it away from you,and Leonard House liquor and store room, says you only paid for soup. aud suppressed without sounding an Ideas of pluck differ in different Slates, lu Michigan a woman who killed a bear was presented with a ■ipe snow-shovel. 1* Iowa a girl who threw peper into her fathers •yes was given a fi>!! set of coral Lowcit LIVI.VG Pr.fil. . Election passed vK quietly. QUID URM AID BETBOIT. ALL OF YOU THAT WANT TO BUY TRUMAN’S I RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY L MARBLE WORKS BLACK A FULLER, Proprietors. CONSISTING OF DBUG8, MEDICINES, BOOKS, STATIONARY. WALL PAPER, and MONUMENTS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, WHICH SPICES, I WILL RETAIL AT KNOWN IN TOHJET ARTICLES, Satr'ifiu’tion Guaranteed. For Nlen and ‘Women, TEAS. COFFEES, PRICES HERETOFO RE UN A Fail Line of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO $1A YARD 204 Main St., Jackson. BLACK « FULLER. NASHVILLE! CHICAGO 8£ZD CO JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF ialwt Bureau, will ilasx $12.oo Me Tap Bareau, io $18.88 EvEnttaillseisWriios. 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF FOR MXDICAL AND MXCIUNK'At, Pl’R- Boots, Shoes & Rubbers FOSE8 OXLY. Which will be soli from 50 cents to $1 less per pair than run be boeijht Call And See. Do you want Paints and Oils ? 204 MAIN STREET 204 MA8HVHLE MARKET. R 8 CENTS. GARDEN& FIELD SEEDS Wines and Liquors ! Doyon want a good Bvok for the Home Circle? Do you want Schoo! Books ? Do you want a Prescription filled DRY GOODS DETROIT. GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS, CAPS, AND FURS, AND A LARGE LOT OF ailFFHO R0B1S. Iff (OBES & MBSE ILiHfTS. with care ? sm.UM««Kttei You can be shewn everything you want in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! I death ensued. Th* cause of the rash Call and See V him insane. ATKINSON <S ROE, A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! My $1 Tea beats all the hobby prices in town! oy For f«trther particulars inquire at the counter. C. A. TRUMAN., NASHVILLE, MICH. �tery of tbe Ciiaeeh el thw 1-2 hr tot Profit led Pieaident. pro tem. , Oajramion by.lWb^t, Hwtwrt M Lee was appointed trustee, lo fill vaFj pay C. Smith $10 for use of hi* office lag (ba firm name «f Griffith * Durkee has arrived. mri m a billiard hall, an hit tel* an ths Maple Rapids CferiMiaa Cburuh.) via- ,.Ul.Ud U Ih« MeOrabrr Mbaol h»u«. vole of the district. all religious meetings time, on the Thornapple River, where now is the fiouririiing village of Nashville^ little 2 fix. of Fine Cal Chewing: «V t1 -00 Rev. Rloddard preached hie first eerraon in Ho preached Wolcott's hardware etcra. Lonsdale Bleached 12| cte. per yard. W. G. Atmwosxh & Co. pared to elevate 2500 bushels at grrin per telling ot a New Slock of Boyc’ Clothing at ■ Wnius’i. mHHwer to Lensing to attend the spring Griffith's new <Mtar Japan Tea. This ia BOTTOM PRICES DKY OOODS' Gn motion Clem Smith wm elect­ ed Village Attorney for the essuing year. On motion C. JL Hanchett tras elected Murahnll for the ensuing year. Oa motion by Halbert, Ordinance . No. 34 was repealed. The following Were appointed Overseer* of Highway* in lhe *Weral road districts: . Jacob Purkey, No. 1. Henry Dearth, No. 2. N. P. Prink. No. 3. On motion the Treasurer’s bonds were fixed at $3,000. Motion made by Halbert and car- 1 ried, to lay a side-walk from north side of lot No. 12 south to alley aoutlT of.D. A. Green's, and the following Ordinance adopted by yeas and nays as follows: Yeas—Hardy, Halbert, Parody, Reynolds and Roe. Nays— GBOCEBXES,:_____ 11UVDU, UULiV.U. CAPS BOOTS, i» on stwall profits. DAUGHERTY. — Call and we the New Goodr ni . Wokblkm's. Hams and Shouldws, al DAVOuaaTV'n. Old Newspapers for sa'e at this office. Dry Groo.cls of a DRESS GOODS! To the Editor of the KathvlUc Xetce, I Yerierday uornLig a calamity befell the —Hon. T, W. MittA of New York, a re­ household of Sarah Brooks, of Maple Grove, per to return our sincere thank, to the’ good formed drunkard, edVessed ourcitfawnaup one member of which, will, probably feel people of -j town of Maple Grove and Cas­ the effects of, for a long time to come. El­ tleton, for their friendly visit, and aeoeptaChriatiaa Chureh, last Wednesday evening. mer Brooks and bls brother Frank weie of Friday, April 7th, at the re.id moss of coming a little noisy: in the night Mrs. Brooks ordered Frank, lying nearest the ithstending the elraori impossible oondistove, to occupy the lounge, which he did. M. TLINT, DEPOT, OX SOUTH MAIN STREET, HARDY A CROCKER, I H LEE. tl • iteputy HlacrlfT. READY MADE CLOTHING! Shirtings, |7 Sheeting*, PARADY, Manrrfscturer of * I «hstl keep on hanJ a gooS asnartmeal of Booh arid Shoes, lEfi; YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING JOHN Q CRESSY, J 8IIEH1) BushUgs, Plcuat fftve uic a colL H«t«, Caps, *. L1EBH AllriKR. Uirb. Nov. Jo. y AAA EXVKLOWW »fth Lrtisr or Note A J.WRf Heads at the XKW8 Office, u> te peih- Beats, Shoes, (JICO U Kl.I'MlXCJ. Notioos, TERMS- *10 FUR QEARTEU. Scarfs, Furs, PIANO AND ORGAN! II. ALDRICH Kibboas, NASHVILLE 291235 rucatm*• S. UEIBHAUSER, MBreai, Rusks, Cates, tortera and Pies kt. lie was succeeded by Rev. M. ICTfi. . —Egbert Huff, a boy about 15 years old, proof of that fact is that any person afflicted, April 12th. 1875, lhe church again extend. can get a Sample Bottle for 10 qent. and living in Woodland, bad the misfortune to safer the fore-finger from ble lefthahd, with its pastor, which was accepted, and since then the church has been in a flourishing Introduced in this cottniry from Germany, Friday lari. condition, and the meetings largely attend—Saturday night was ncsplionatty, al­ most rhmominatty, brilliant. The skv was cloudless, the moon -'-one with'splendifer­ Additional Local. ous brilliancy, lovers strolled and gats bin- only $03.18, which Is guarantee! t-j be paid. He preached 181 sermons, attended"eix wed­ ding., and eleven deaths. During the year 72 Eave been added to the church, and one di.mlMed by letter, ranking an increase of CHMirriAN CHCBCH. come of Willis Moen. Shortly after be bar71 to its membership. The ladies raised The oarricee st Urn Chrisliaa Church next $71.78 by socials. ' ooaed the ranch,” anil whether be be* been The church enters upon the coming year | Sabborh morning will be appropriate to the murdered, married’ or gene to the Black with bright preepMta. A larger nmcunl sarvhM* of Isstgr. or the Rswareotiea of Hilte, this dvponud mUU wt ; . has been subscribed for the support of the Christ. Evening topic, MTbe Beneficence pastor thpn ever before, 'Tia true, there ofChrivL” " is a debt unon the' church, but the pastor Fellowship meeting on Saturday the 15th lage is smashed Next to riding down a feels confident that the debt will be fully from 2.-8O o’eloek to 8:80 o’clock P. M. board on his breeches, comes the temptation ennoeled before the present year closes. C. I. Dsvo. Pastor. to burl a Stone through the window Of a tenLigiitBlnff. Harns Gbovx, Araik 10th, 1B7C. entices hoa«e, tn lhe average boy tf the per- 11OHMO- ELEMENT SMITK b LAWYKR, Cutting nnd Mnlclna'done tn the laiwt the aMistance of Rev. D. E. Millard, now nf J0T Those wanting Homst, *Ul find Ing fish in Jordan lake, but they will pay Belding Mtoh. The ladies in the meantime dearly far their fun if they are sot eartful. plenty at 49 -I 2*'» cents per pound. —J. Bhopbell ia setting up UU plaining cient amount to furnish it. in the morning machinery, in WeotviUe, Montcalm Co., the before dedication, remained $1200.00 io be E. J. FEIGHNER, D. C. GRIFFITH, raised, which wm provided for before the Recorder, President. benediction was proaoanoed. Ho continued qalr. IM, «O«*. with this chureh as porter, till April 1st, r. DeGeer/* A. BARBER. M.. Dm 1 B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods aud C ASH HOUSE. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO., D. Halbert, declare election,...— ... 1.50 A. J. Hardy, el octiou expanses,— 12.7ft B J. Taigfuter,...................... 1.80 H. M. Lm, •• •• On motion Council adjourned letvne, or sold by Druggi'em, that carrie* such evidence of its superior virtue as Ros­ iahed about four rods of fence Cheap eonelite'* Garman Kyrfcp for aovere Csngha, ■slatian and linen hsndkcrehlefli are in orCold* settled on the Breast. Consumpiion, or H on corner o; W •>*::.UTt'.i oou . NashvlUe, Mfeb._________ ■_______________ 1 . WBtf 6TER ITTlOBBS, Black (f?* Cash Purchasers vriU make 11 wnltM. Alt khrie at work tn lhe Hla«fc«->-ir». tad Ilor»b«boriMitt>w WeaMtowyrnvUy. Ui>. Large Sating try buying their Goods MERCHANT TAILOR! The Cbminon Cbw*M<L of the VtOafK of the hymenial altar, a Mushing maiden of 14. Lari fUturdny domestic unhappiness by the feeble church was extended to Rev. Nashville, Ordain That owners or oc cupants of lots on premise# adjoining Middle Street, oh the east at any — AU announcements of religions societies point from north side of lot No. 12, south to iht alley south of D. A. local churches are invited JO hand in any the 14th day of December, jM9, catted a Green’s lot, b« required to build a news appertaining to Ihri'- society­ side-walk adjoining said Street Said preliminary step, and at the meeting was walk to be completed on or before —Lari Saturday white WffriG Averts, a raised, on subscription, over $700.00. The June 15th, 1876. The following accounts were pre­ the Iftlh day of sented and on motion allowed: striking hie right hand, , smashing it badly. October. TffTO. Rev. N. Summerbell of Cia . Wm. Venn, use of building, $ 2.00 . . .. tw A. W. Olds, election Expeason ciunaiti, Ohio, formally dedicated it, with to Jackson. a ei,ua m. d. • OOW.U. w^aUOCH M SHOES. CLOTHING. NOTIONS, dtc. *C., *C. Okoinaxcb. Goode at Dacohestt'b. . il YOUNG, M. D. efMritt W• HATS, day with a complete asaortnirat. Bottom Prices, at DAwnmnrt'*. , x? Aunxruu: lopgk. «r a. ‘•1*** *' }£ONEY TO LOAN I Qi AppitrJ tral IsUle S«iritits, $300.00 and UPWARD3 Pteaje call and examine Good, and Pnca, Cmnpare OX LOXO TIME. ' L. KU83ELL. A. UUINCII UOOM before jmreluiunx eleewhrrr. KOCHER Br0S> I GROCERIES! ELI STRONG. - '—— Practical Milhrright H. ALDRICH. UJ11, HASKIBBSY, Mlcltlixtvn. ATTENTION, ALL!™'r OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF REAPERS, MOWERS, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, I . i Stockmann A Willyartl. ■ \yM. JONES, PROI’RTETOIM pay the Highest. Market Prieafor Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn Planters, and CORN ™' OATS. ™ Clover Seed. &c.. At the oU Noahs Hie Hotiae Barn ELIHU CHIPMAN, Delivered al their NASHVILLE. MICH. Justice of the Peace, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Rate-., buU with rcrrfnt driver*, It < AaeUvilie, Road Scraper^, Of lhe Beet Make* I Country. General Canveyaneing, LIVERY STABLE! LATH. SHINGLES, CnlUdioM a specialty. MONEY TO TER LIME, WM. VENN. Pmotrietom. HAIR. STUCCO. dred present, and tbs tables were loaded of the fiord stocks of furniture in the Slate with the most tempting viand*. Everything They aven sell marble top table., and sofa of lightning came down lhe stove-pipo. setpaused off to the entire oatisfratlon of all chain so cheap, that ttoola and benches are cring some nplintei s from H. and struck El- LOAN on irxxl xerurfty. All IhsIovmi entsmteJ to hf. cur,« Ml lx- t>roiiiplty »nd mrrfally ullrnAoJ la. S BALT. MRS. L. O. CROCKER At Bitgood', aid stand, Nashville, Mich. 4^..' +«•. ship and retail at bottom prices. their good wishes but as a tangible evidence our reader* that VMtgood furniture at rca- bls body loft a mark 1} inches wide, by five long, which penetrate! the akiif and looked of their good will, gifts to the amount of greenbacks, provisions and ulher commodi­ ties equally acceptable. May the blessings Joesra A. PutsTOM. CoxPMiu. A. PassTos. DIAMOND KON PLOWS Fall and Winter AINSWORTH t BROOKS, I PropnA(on.| MILLINEBY& FANCY GOODS! Medical asaietance was called. «fewt --Rev. I. N. Critisaden leclursd before last week he­ thee Literary Society on Monday evening te to a large and apprealaiivo audience. The Worsteds, Real and Ivil­ SAVE $30 ld. ESOBY’S la I ion Lactin, Yak Lace, Passimentfre, Real and Imitation Hair Goods. Dreaa nnd Caniagts and Buggir? ef? me with an aim MRte. ebroM UM for Maria Gnovn, Aran, orh, 1876. । Ed* NashriUe Ncm: a guMe-beard. Mru G ‘ ~ We take this method of returning onr thanks to our friends that have been ao'kind CROOK'S CHAS. W. DE1ARAY, PATENT been made in the various arts aad ecienew Jams ajtp 8dsa» hmsv. ftoiwris, nesday evening next, will be delivered by Bartel— Rimpson Rev. Wm. Riley of Bottvue. good clothes CloaLmaking LN ALL TUB LATEST STELES. JEWELERS OPTICIAN NASHVILLE, MICK GUARANTEE: PERSONAL /IKCE7VE0 FAMT a Healings livery rig, sal t- all InteRtean-l GRAND PRIZE MEDAL. G. W. KtrMir. cor pa, from Ohio, paid I Clock*, Spectttcc*, fc. DOUBLE WAGON HARDY a CROCKER. Mrs. E. C. EittiiiKei- CHAS. W. BBMABAT WARRANTED FIVE YEARS! np*. M XmuwUom torMC a ou »«t MEAT MARKET! «rt tf «rt» Xt will da vnrr claw aad MM rf work. ROE & CLEVER and half, which always wake the printer s b^rt leap for joy. To bi. friend. MILLINERYi FANCY GOODS the eld fuhicDod Eu$s Coach. i Prim Hade is Suit the rimes, either for Cash or Credit. tefovtulbepi h^po FRES I .* M.4. -*•>«* OLD FELT HATS Addmtt r*rW. ni WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. New Y«rk, N.T. ttwDHms.U St. Leak, K«. > �COjreBKSSlOXAL. aeveot/ yeom of a<o when JamcH wm born. ' He vnui l»orn iti . Tro­ land, buk ctotue to tbsi inanity *ud aerrrd •ot« yeaniin tbe Aniarirem army dwing the revolutionary «tniggl«. T1h-y are a | kmg-Uved fannly, and here- tiro two men —father and eon —covering a period in ; their joint lives of artrr one hundred I and fifty-one years. Oor.miom’B county, Gil, tutors the field with the chsxnpiou bird-eater. For forty days in Bucoeoaion one of her oitirxHui hns every day devoured twd fag over. Hs to oppose 1 lo a further rednoUon of the army. . BAMMEM ABD GLASS IMOW-CAID W«n»»MUWW A DRUM, « w. Mites* . BOOTS AND WOG AUffDOH ARO CMUCWO ggooajggs^ —H. G. Whitey, late Chief of the fleerwi tervi • Dtvtokn of tbs Treasury, has given te <• rafts on London. Ho abowa that bS did wliat wml la hto jedgutool. for tho best tatereet of the Gorsroment ; that ba acted fa aocordauer with th* cnstoca and naagw prevailing to the navy for sixty years, and quotas from tho case cf ths United Btsteo vs. McDaniel fa josttfirettuu of hfa ooareo: “Ta attempt to regulate by law the minute moveaaota of srery part of MM rrwr>. r« “• GILinurr. HUBBARD * <»• «■»• «■»*•“ r MM»« POWMff UK txrucn.. $10s$25nftJSiK miltee a full history of tt*e famous safe burg­ lary Intatacre It will bo remembered that this case we* on trial at Waabtagton for several I mouths, and when th* Jury daMgreed Atty. . --- ------------- . Gen. Williams stopped tbe prooeontfoo. Total product of lard. 17S.KB.3M pounGs, Whitely states that tbe conspiracy wsa set on sgstaat 199,491170 pounds tea4 year. Do- Hcnate, and when tbs *erg*aui-at-Anus bad pro- i ctelmed alienoe. Lord read the article. *1 length. TIM readtag fa* srtMmef taiprorfuuvet havtag beam eopdodad. Ftny, ths Presides# pro tetaporr of the ttenate, announced that Us* Senate-would iak* Um proper evdresw lb* subject of Um tatpoacbmeet, of which du* notin* would b* siren. The CTWIte» •«« ABO WIU FUMFB.A*. DOWNKB A WOOUIMB. Matetorvaskhs a JL HAJtSOto.to Baath Oart. fool by order of Gen. Bal«osk. who told him . wind wae to be done, and Whitely obeyed with jreviomi aonoon, 12 4-W par eeaj. —TIm French goods for tho Centennial hare order*, because be thought they came from the White-botme. A certain *afc was fa be robbed Arrived al Pfalodoiphfa They wore brought of the subJeqL" ’ of important pApere and testimony against a by tlio famous steamer L'Aaosriquo, that war —Own. Belknap's counsel will, it to said, ask ring of Washington parttes. Including fibep- abandoned st ees over a year ago, but brought for further tna to answer fa tbe impeachment btsw and othere. When the plot failed be safely into port by an American* crew. matter. Tbe trial to not expected to be regu­ —Adfapatch from Ban Francisco says the was told by Babcock that be had bungled, and Uli to 10-01 rectern A.O44 at U*» re ’ l**d ataiute* w> larly begun for a month. mtiet look out for hto ovm safety. When the silver trade dollar* are being driven out of m to provide thst *‘eo pmon «haH be prorecuted. —Th* Sergeant at Irma of tbs Hoose thinks trial had lingered along for some time, an or­ circulation on account of ttie discount ou tried or pontahed for u>J offeute, rtt»J>4 again* l •M a day loo much to pay fur Kilbouru's moala, der came from the Attorney-general (WiUlama) and that gentleman will hereafter, while in diitmteafag Mr. Biddle, the Government coun­ for more than ninety cents. Half-dollars are i custody, be compelled to subsist ou meals ooei sel. For this couree Mr. Williams intimated also somewhat unpopular. fag nil id esoeed 91 per day, KUbouru to im—Owing to the scarcity of freights, two of j Blackborn offtird a rreotatirm Inquiring under tl»at he ha 1 erdcrv from bls superior*. The prtooued by order of the Hoose for construc­ ehat lav. and l-y wbuea order*. Gena. Vplou and ex-Attorney-general will be called, beside a tbe ocean steamship hues from New York bare tive contempt In refusfag to answer certain Forsythe a»d Nej. Baeyvr. of the army, are abaci t large Humber of other witnesses, and this in­ decided lo reduce tho number of Uipe-lho questfans fa regard to tho Dtotrici real sets I a quiry fa expected to pcoduoe some startling , stoainarc to run every two weeks instead of ring, so called. re relations. The above is the subetance of a —Cyrille Dion to now tho recognized billiard Waahlngtou sjieclal to lhe Chicago Tribune. ctiamidon of America at tbe four-ball game, excltudvely, in Committee of th* nhcic, to the «m—Cui. Broalbead. of HL Louis, recently called having defeated Rudolph* fa a match for the ■Idcretlen at th* LsgialaUr* AppropctoUno Mil. upon the President, who expressed much diamond cue. Tho gams was 1.500 pointe, anl HnmsxxkAT, April 5.—Utualr.—The Hmtatr, pieeaure st seeing him, as he had long desired Rudolph* scored only 394. to explain ids action in revoking the order 9N bet year. Ingersoll's (Democratic) major­ •t 10 n'clock, onraulnid as ■ court at ImprecbmcnL —FJwin Booth the eminent tragedian. i>etransferring the Hupervtoore in the WesL A ity to 3.K7. and bis plurality 7.414. The Sen­ CUef-jusilc* Waite appeared and adminteteiT.I gso an engagement st McVicker's theater. special to a Chicago paper aays: “Tito PriBsi- ate stand* 18 D«n"<r»U and 3 Republicans, tlm«: "Too <to aolcmnly ewear that to all Chicago, on fao 10fa Inst., fa hia naw and great drat explained hfa action at great length. Ho and the Boose 159 Democrats to M BapubU- thing* appertaining to the trial cf lb* Impeachspecialty of Richard IL This te ths first time said tint first idea of a change waa original with rn.nl of W. W. B«lka»F, late Secretory of War, in mar»* yearn, and with one eaeeptioa. the —The State election fa Rhode Island resulted bjw pending, you alii be Impartial and Ju»t. k. him. and tiiat ho aftenvsrd revoked the order only time that tbte groat Hliakspexriau creation upon the repreeenteUotM made to him by Tut- ta the choice of the Republican tiekrt. hea/led ban ever been produced fa tbe Wool. toe, in whom be had explicit confidence. Tui- by tho present Governor, Henry LIppitL AJ- th* o*th h*d p*eu admfalrtrtcd the Xffitef-justice —Th* death of Mrs. Gen. B. F. Butler, U tou said the trenofor would be a mare advance deman. Hecretary of State, is eiocted by 11.000 retired, sod the Senate sdopted an order toatrarUtig Akstoii. to announced. notification to distillers, and tiiat tho only way majority. There were three candidates fa tho "too Secretory of th* Senate to notify the Home to discover crooked disiiQore was to send an field for Governor, and Llppitt has a large of Iteprreeutatlre. that the HcnsU- U now organcourt, whirl* deprives him of the right of action ls*d for the trtal at th* impeachment of W, W. Bel­ honest man secretly into the suspected dis­ i plurality. A* it require* a majority to elect by knap, late Hecretary of War. and ready to receive against Beecher for malidoca prueeoution. trict*. Broad bead says Grant's explanation tbe people, tbe Legulaiu'e will have to decide Moulton has determined to try tbe virtue of an satisfiea bim entirely with tbo Preaident'e sin­ the Governorship. This body 1* five-eixtti* p*rt at th* Bonae cf RejeracnUUrr*.” Jn a «b>*t appeal tn tho Supreme court. RepubUcan. however, and will choose Llppitt Um* the Hou** manager* appeared in th* Senate cerity of purpose fa th* matter." - - Alex. T. Stewart, tho great dry goods capi­ - G*n. Babcock denies the allegstione of H. for Governor, aud Henry B. Anthony as United rtiamter *nd requested that Belknap >« anrnuwn talist, of Now York, died in that efty a few In appear and ana* er. It va* ordered Uiai Ite Una|> C. Whitley. ex-Chief of the eeqvt service, Slate* Senator, tbe latter for a fourth term. days ago. aged about seventy yeerw. He left s —The Mianouri Democratic State (louvcntion be eummooed to appear on Monday. ApeC 17. at I that he was Implicated fa tho safe-burglsry fortune of some thirty or forty millions of dol­ conspiracy. He asys that Whitley sakod him ii called to meet at Jefferson Qty, May 8L to lars. and a wife, but no children. to prevent hi* (Whitley's) removal from office, elect delegates to tbe Na'tenal Convention, at -John H- olalr. of Lincoln. Neb , who wa» and tl at he did no fatoreat himself. Babcock' kidnapped and brought to Liverpool last fall, —Tho Senate Finance Commit toe report ** on a charge of fraudulent bankruptcy, baa been claims to liars no persona) knowtodge of tbe bargiary. either before or after it was commit­ au anieu«ta»or.t to the Silver till that axn not released and returned to hia borne. At Liver­ ted. Ex -Attorney General William* states that to exceed the sum of 930 shall bo legal ten­ Hecretary of th* Tredaury to farrd-b the Havre with | pool he wafffaentenced to eighteen months' im­ u itemixed account of tbe im. unt « xpea<|e^ ug.irr prisonment. part of which he served, lie now bo deemed it expedient to drop the criminal —At lhe National Colored Convention in Naah- tbr item of U».ea> *tq.ropr ated tor light aud f 0.1 or it* mem uses m »*»»**•* j—r , proceeding* *gaiu*t tho Mfu-bnrglars because and collecting fa cash only m»ey*r a premi­ there was not enough evidence ta pcaeeaaion of ville. last week, speeches ware made by Pinch­ fw the fi«<al year lading J<m*a#, IMS. Adoptrd. <»•• .... Cot. from Use C mm!tte« on Bankfug and Cur­ um, taking installment note* beck, of Louisiana, and Senator. C. K, Smith, Hie Government to couvirt. He hoped at *ome two, three and four yean, for tho balance. In rency, reported ■ toll to regelate tbe winding up of OOU-lumotL the American la old in years, pro*future tim* the fugitives would return and fur­ of Alabama, advocatfag a new departure in —A deficiency bill of 0100.00) ia to be re­ nish the ncedod tentimouy. Tain course reu- Ute system of voting by tbe colored race, and bill wa* to faclllete liquidation, and that luaolvtnt monrr. and wtott ia belter than all pru-isuUy ported by the House Committee on Appropris- dered lhe dixmis**) of lhe Government counsel tho abolition of the color line fa politic*. banka may b* perfectly and vpwdlly rloard up In aud honestly managed by tiOM.'to provide ga*. water, ata, for the pub­ necm-iary. Accordingly be entered the nolle Pinchbeck wanted party fines drawn on other the tntereetof tb« public. I*a**e<1.... Hubbell, Iran cere’ul bumuas* men with unsullied repute dona lic buildings of the United Staton, the regular pro*, on bis own reepoiiaibility, and without' ' than race linos, and Smith advised his bearers for integrity and moral worth. I to make terms with their Southern friends, •pinoprutlon for that ptirjx**© haruij been any orders from the White House. Chicago Dkdg«b—Bart story paprr —Our Government ha* determined upon re­ I end vote for booset men witlront reference to going. Beeadvtottie—nt_________ tA —Geo. Custer explained to tbe Clymer ejtn- taliation for tbe uon-rorreiidcr of Winalow by party. Three speeclien created a profound Ip yon have a dfachargv from the nose, impreerioti, and wore received with applause mittao the reason of the aUeoce maintained by Eoglaud. Pending tbe final deciaioa of tbe nr nsrtial lass of the sense tbe army officers with regard to abuses on tho British Government fa th* Boston forger's by white* and Uactoi present. Jtewo!nitons frontier. He said it waa because of an order case, which must bo given before the 20lh of were adored Indorsing and reaffirming their rvtntas ssesicu was devoted strlnslvvly to th* devotion and adherence to the National Re ­ iroued in March. 1873. forbidding officers to May ot he will be entitled to Ida release, our Legislative Appropriation-bi!!. that, .newer any inquiries regarding military affaire Government will not surrender any criminal* publican party aiid it* principles ; Tuvmday. April fl.—Smale.—Sherman, from except through the General of the Army and whoso extradition may be requested by the nevertheless, they have just reason for tb* rtnaee* CgmaUttrv, reported tbe Uou** BDvrroomplaint agalnat those members who have Secretary of War. AU petitions to Congress by offioera were to be forwarded through the extradition treaty of 1842 depends entirely 1 proved recreant to their trusls; -returning same aoaroe. Gen. Custar proceeded to say upon Winslow's case. If he be released notice thanks lo the friends of frecdcm; disfavor any that thia order ckwad tbe mouth* of all army to terminate tbe treaty will undoubtedly bo desire to cherish iU-feeling against the exofficers with regard to the abuses that existed given. Secretary Fuih refuses to give any as-, alavsholding element of the Houth. buL ou the ou tbe frontier. Officers knew that if they aaranees that Winslow shall doc bo tried for contrary, extend them tho olive branch of •Mint complaints to Congrreumen, through tho any crime < xcepl that for which extradition to peace ; that Senator Morton, by his unyielding course, and those senator* whoretod and acti d Secretary of War. they would be pigepu- holed, capital with bim. are d4«rvfag of the lastiug gratitude and the officeni would be pigeoo-ltoled too. —Tbe California legislature adjourned after to datray the axpaasM ot lhe committee appointed appointing a cminittoe to inrrstigato tho Chi­ —Four powder magazines in Arsenal Hill to tnvrettoatc tbe M*»t**tppl*tecttan.. :.Tt*r Portal nee immigration question, which at present to near Sait Lake City, exploded one afternoon —Farwell Hall, Chicago, was crowded Bator- , bill w»* a«*ln sp tar ooaaldcrattoe, and Harrry creating much excitement among the turbulent last week, cxvatfag great fright and panic. and unruly classes of Han Franctooo. At a re- Several persons were killed, sod much damage day evening of last week, and hundreds went away unable to obtain admittance, lhe occasion celit meeting tn that dty one of tbe spankers waa done to buildfags fa tho dty. —While tearing town a bouse fa New York one being a call for dttsens to take messwrra tn said that au organisation existed there 30.000 oreaUng a fourth class at mail matter. strong, pledged. if the present attempt to rem­ day last work throe man ware killed by a fall­ view of tbe high-handed outrage by which tbe Houai.—The Prtnttn* CcmunitUe reported a UU edy the Cbineee evil by legal mean* failed, lo ing walk Nine persona were suffocated fa toe votes cast at the previous Tuesday's election providing tor toe purchase ef th* jrup- rt; of toe were destroyed end tampered wilh, and to pro ­ take the law into their own bands and root out same house three years ago. late OmTreaefinMl 0Ms....3b* bUl fixing die —Wnilo testing a new steamboat toiler »t vent tbe recurrence of such frauds at tbs com- President's salary at $15,000 after March 4. BTH. tbe evil will* fire and steel. —Secretary Bnatow. fa answer to a reeolu- the works in Binghamton. N. I., a few days ing election for City Council. Speeches were »u repertel from the Approprtoltou Committee tion of inquiry adopted by tho House asking aince, it exploded, kiiliu ; two me., and a boy. made by Hon. I^onard 8w<lt, Rev. Arthur for the names of newspaper e litors or cor­ an 1 *eriou«ly injuring several others. The Mitehell. Pref. Swing. Wirt Dextc ana othera. respondents bo bad paid moony to fa connec­ boiler wa* tested in the street in front of tho and reeolntion* were adopted, by unanimous tion with the whisky pensecuttona, replied shop, white several boys were playing marblan vote that th* Second Ward Club bo intrusted evening *ea*iou. It opened with an attack on the with the teak of guarding the vanoos polling I Apj roprtatlon Committee by Joyce. Dunnell Townthat ho had employed no editors. Bo had re­ near by. and other people were passing. —Three young men of Newport, Ky., oppo­ pl acre, and empowering them to call on the •end (Pa.), aud WUUama (Wle.). wbleb w*. repelled ceived valuable information and aujgestiona from newspapers and pcreonv connected with site Cincinnati, wore drowned in tbe Ohio estixena for armed assistance if nooeesary. by Randall, Whltehf-u**. an ! WUlar l. Fbidat, April 7.—finale.—Not In insmion. the press ; but, will* tbe exooption of a com- river one day last week. They were out boat­ There was great enthusiam. and aeu'-lment* mcrolal editor fa St. Lotte, who was com- ing to a skiff, which was rocked nndor a barge. wm most heartily applauded which snggrsted ./fouM.—After a sharp dlacnaalon the House, by —A midnight express train ou tho Lehigh Val­ foroe a* a meana of vfadweting the righto cf । a rote at TOyea* t*> 1'rt nays, ta! fad a revolution au­ rn-wuooed a .pedal agent, and who •everod thorising Sen. Weltoel. ef tbe ariuy, to act a* hia connection with tbe press Immediately, ley railroad, struck a rock on the track weighing ami who is new in the revenue service, nona several tons, one night last week. The rock had WUHUjornc, th* C*'»lnn»n of U*» OniiruUtev ou have aiikcd or received any compensation rolled down from tho mountain. Two pis* anger Nsval Affaire, reported * rreoIuUen lortrncUuit th* —A Faris dispatch earn the obsequies of tho coaches were overturned and took fire from sutKcmsiittcca ti proceed ta th* ITdUd. Iphta and la to Gru. Cromer were made tbe occasion of a --Secretary Chandler s opinion of detective Leagu* I*lan^ *<*vy^*rd*to Inqwirc lot * certain great Radical demonstration. The Bell to not at all complimentary to that indi­ alleged abuse* and fraud,. Adopted. . The House of genuine wcrkingtuen wan larger than at any vidual. The Secretary went before the Clymer FURNITURE. $3fi0s~S c-munittee, recently, and denounced tho atatem-*ite of Pell *k> far sa they related to him (Chandler) as totally false. He never coovcreed with Bell j did not know that be bad been t mploycd to help Babcock; bad dis­ charged tbe detective bccaure be believed him to be a scoundrel; gave orders that Bell should not be paid until be aattofkd the Pension office that he bad been legitimately employed. Mr. Chandltr, in abort, contradicted Bell fa every particular- In answer to a question by Mr. Clymer. Mr. Chandler tretiiiod that he had rent Babcock a check for 91.000 to defray tho expeoaee of bis trial. He was informed that Dfacock waa ruined financially, and that other partiae would contribute to a fund for the lienefit of the Gent rah -Meesre. Pierrepoot, Lackey, Babcock and BreTey testified before tbe House Committee —One of tbe sufferers by the dfahooeety of Wm. C. liarrett, the New York defaulter who lias fled to Eurrqxi. i* Mian Halpiw, daughter of the late Chre G. Halpfne (•• Miles GRoO—A esble dfapsxch from London announcni ly"). The fugt^’* »*• u»° vunUxiian of the lady's estate, fa amount about 940.000 ; but th* death of tbe Earl of Sheffield. —A ferry-boat capsized fa tbe middle Of the bv frond ho todnmd bar to sign certain domtmeuto ta ignorance of their content*, and then River Dee, al Aberdeen. Scotland, the other day. aud thirty persona were drowned. he sold her (soperty■ —The Russian proas severely critjctooa Die- j - In settling up the affairs of Patrick Dona­ hue. the barkrupt proprietor at the Booton rash's remarks fa tbe debate on the Royal Titles Pitot, ecu** dfagrsoeful facto wore brought to toil, that "Russia'a conquest cf Tartary fa well light, it *e*m* that during th* peat fsw years known throughout India, and that the Queen■« assumption of tbet'tlaof • Empress of India' would bo received as a sign of ovr determina­ confidense fa him, and wished to put thdr tion to maintain oar Indian Empire." —A Berlin dispatch says Prosit intends to money fa safe hands. Instead of depositing thtir money fa the Emigrant savings bank, of reopen, shortly. negoUatfons in regard to the ■LxL far tim Twfauk La iuresw! Ufa farown publishing bastaem, where it was hope­ Bradley. Babcock aud Lackey deny that Bell lessly lost. MoHi Buffering sad hardship «U1 waa employed tn steal papers from DtoU Atty. follow tbfa breed* of Ante. —Gustave Cleaver, aha. Myers, waa reoexrtly Dear's office, but admit having dealings with h m their object bafac toteern the nature of ar.veted ia Liverpool, Eng., ou tbe charge of tbe evtdosoe agsfaet Babcock. Gen. Babcock gnwdyaaoeuittog his daughter, tea ooctfemed admitted having had numerous conferences with Bell at bi* office and at bte bonae fa WMfangtoe. tbe majority of ibem being fa ths pneence of Storrs. Atty. Gee. Pierrepoot s -ted that Bell camo to bim rocomtaaxidod by abe rroddvnt. and wanted employment fa tho Hobday. April 10.—Oenatr.—Io the Senate iturtnc the morning hour a large number of hub and petition* were presented ate rtferr.d. Tbe Houar b'JJ to proviJe for tbe drfideucy in the Erietlng and F-n*ttiling Bureau of tb« Tria»ury depertewnt, and for thr issue all ver coin of the Unit d Xetss la place of ftasticnal enmney. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY—WHPLESALE. KDWW HUNT * BQff*. HEAW HARDWARE-WHOLESALE. $3.00 KIMBARK BROS. * UO-. to«*M MlaMs<a ■» SEW1M MAenffE COHFAB1U. HOMM a. M. oo, J.hswa.asrfc * <X. Mt MTCNU. lEWlurr AHO 1EWEIXW Mimiu. COGSWKLL. WBBKB A CO. Ito ate NT Btato EDGER FOR 11.00 POSTPAID. FOR S1.00 POSTPAID ' BKDUOKD TO A OBRTA1IFTT. Ohanco to Gain $50,000 ixro xusxl. 54 FOR 11.00 POSTPAID. MfW FOR 11.00 POSTPAID. HJHI EDGER FOR SI .00, POSTPAID the credibility of' the detective C. & Bed. PORTABLE GRIKDIMG BILLS. —Bosnia and Bcrvia hare determined to join the insurgent Herxagoviniana. There w hot aligM prosper* tepaao* fa that qwertcr. The troojwMud of the Boys from their territory. —Tbe Geptafa of tbe stesmer From onia, which ran into and eonk the Htretbclyrie, at Dover, England, bsa been found guilty of man- AGENTS WANTED EM THE Jt rttJflHhMBlB COVPLtt. fenced to pay a fine of 15.000 and imprisondepartments he found that hfa (Bell's1 record mrnri for Mx month, fa tho ax;My jail. ww» very fad. sod rafnaed to employ fata. Bell —T. Q. Hettle m a ooodoctor on the Iron tel io d him that Am had beet* ta Um service of Mouulaia railroad and st* t*oo agent at Fottwi. Dyer at 8». Louto because of Um extiaordiasry Mo., until he waa rwnzvad from Ida place fsoQftee ba bte for gettfag pepxs fa the poe- through representation* of Samuel Crowell an s%teoof Joyns. Mr. Pterepout eaid be had I The sixtieth anniversary ot lhe wed­ ding of Mr. and Mrs. Jbeqm McDcrmol, of WMing, W. ▼•., wm cBiBbmted wo tbe hrt cd March JAM. They were tuarried in 1816, al Bomvrnet, Pa. She waa I just twenty yearn of age, and ho waa in hi* twewty-riecoed year. Mr. McDeroot served in the army in the war of tacked the town of Sew Laredo, opposite Fort 1812, and wa* with Gen. Scott at the murderer, last week pieeied guilty of murder Molntca*-. «* tbe Bio Granda, but were re- battle of Lundy'a Lane. He ia now i i fa fas trrt degree, and thereby saved bis seek jmtoed. An appUoeUoa w» made to tbeooehi# eighty-eecond year, and bid* fair lo fNCD fas gaOowtk as tbe Jaw in that 0fai« dots maoderef tho fort by eowe Atmrtoaaa from ENTENNiAL HISTORY™ U.S. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-04-21.pdf.pdf fe129275ff1b0c222218acd0ecc6e98f PDF Text Text RKO o: STRONG Ki Progression. No Retrograding.” ^ASHVJLLE, BARRY C<)’, MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL’21. 1876. VOL. IJI mXJ NO. 30. TWO OF TWACKXDATPt AX*CD(FHU.-\ l*di« mwudmoualy dressed in plain and left ita meat .vras cntlksfijlJitiSe too mnjtr—two of the children being ill, and his wife yrithouta servant. BiilJ, that was no ex­ cuse ifi .lho austere eyes of Jeremiah Mimpbk-uf, and he abowod hri great dbplssimire ’ by ciMuming -the front door Dr. Farr, in his work du fixe results of ‘ ... — Englislx registration, says: Let us fol­ low the physical fortune any million of flomo good stories of th-> 1frequent ab­ sence of ita |»roi>er recognition both in ---- -— — and out of society. “ Who is that lively fore them Hke an electrid shock.1 The t«B0T •" t <X haneigb- diamonds sparkled in vain at that levee, that their number has ix-en made up of bor, at a public dinner in the North, and’Wwtarn tauidbrned ucatatji*, mod­ 511,745 boys and only 488,255 girls, a esty, and beauty bore off the palm. Our disproportion which will by-nnd-by be that is Thackeray, tho author.” “In- Western ladies had frit wme uima/dneea reduced by the undue mortality of the ‘ ” r^XMxie‘Hhe ’T* before the levee about the remit, but boys, and will be reversed before the ____ ..j he _____ -7 —,-- — -r- — —acene is ended. Wo will add next that their friends assured them correctly " Thackery ’s first introduction to achol- enough that republican simplicity would more than a quarter of them will die be­ ostic Oxford is a better story Mid letter triumph over all croc** and diamonds. see Mias Roseline Summers, a young immben., 141,887 boys and 111,795 lady whom he had always held up to iris TiiJS WIDOW OF ei-PBKIIDIXr girls. The two sows are now not far । wife as an example of amiability and ■ ' rrr.BR. ’ • ncatnere. Sbu 'etarted in ■stoniahment The widow of John Tylar, tenth Presi­ at the diatremed-lodkihg "object that obtain the license of the collegiate au­ dent tof the Halted Btatta, wai' among The xzu Duke of Wellington ire her, per, -. bowing oowing ana uying to vj thorities!. *c mb ■■<uui8w3 was the Iwli™ who looked down upon the sox. The BUrvivora have gone through stood before and trying agreeable os possible under1 Chancellor, and knew the' author of risks which will never recur. . They have ._£_____ ' kI." “Vanity V Fair, ” V.-. but be had na learned probably ail suffered from-flome one or’ deputy whose knowledge of' Greek;£as j mriv of the many dtseores of childhood, possibly profound, but whoee acquaint­ of the Norfolk,’ Vs., district, where dtm-;’ toil whooping cough, or meaidts.'ox' scarlet fever, which h>vc' claimed from tap and ctochcfl were bespattered taith ance with English claesics was only , limited. 3 H still apparently on the sunny aids'of* thpm already their thousands and tens soapsuds apii aahes, hia steeven rolled of thousands of victims, will havo^o fur­ up to the elbow, and altogether prerent­ ing a very ridiculona appearance. But asked a bland scholar.'U of beapty which, thirty years ago made ther terrors for tlio -rest. In th A next As ret-offs to bis own exalted view of'* now, large ewrt-hk ewtorin it, «o nfl k£ Thackeray- wtatetoU that remrinad to' be dona wto to poor it into one of tlie waahbowhj, and tet it go. Footing the stove, hia dnwibffflown came in contact with a * heavy Skillet, which cams down maliciouriy upon his corms and sent him prancing about the forcibly after him, and abeenting him­ room in auagony of pain, gnaahing hia self from home for throe dyyji. Yet here Just then the door-bell rang, and ho wm the same thing happened to hinwir, went to answer ii. He was horrified to and wha^ should he do t He went into tho dining-room to sot the table, and returned just in time to rme 11 the biscuits '^burning. Hurrying toM burnt I _ 3 o'clock, and no pinner; br.akfant at 6 on account of his wife’s -leparture, and himself.and family on the verge of Hie dh essng gown was in a deplorable ■tote, between the grease, and a thick coating of flour on the elbows ; but bo, HOtF J£B. MIMPBLEUJ? KEPT HOUSE. "IStA much to do, did you toy, my dmirl" remarked Mrs. Mbnpbtehf, panning before her liego ‘ lord, and gazng al him indignantly. “Yea,” growled the gentleman; “jt’s once, and determined to'buy up a sup­ ply of bread ami cakes at tlie bakery ; he therefore locked the cluldrim all up in his study and started, running nil the way. In the meantime Sammie, aged strven, amused himself by manufacturing a kite qni of a valuable manuscript which lay in the desk, while Bolivy tore a beautiful 'steel engraving out of one of bia father’s choice volumes to ornament tho face,of said kite*;1'and Jennie, a pretty, brown- grumble about; especially you, my love, with a small house, and only four chil­ ing up for the bottle of mucitage, dren to attend to; Whereas, we men knocked off the inkstand, which broke, have an intolerable burden resting upon Irevin^a great black stain on th© handour shoulders, and when wo return weary aomo biue-ond-drab carpet. The.chanon which she stood slipped, and in has­ to find reef and quiet, -we are greeted tening to get down, she dropped th© bot­ with the old, old story—‘so much to do tle of paste, which fell in a little shat­ tered heap at her le^k, making bu addi­ tional blemish ou.pepa’s carp-t. plain ta.’’ Mr. Mimpblenf had always reproved Mrs. Mimpblcuf turned away to hide his wife for calling the children misthe two pearly tears which row to her chievous, for he never saw any thing at large blue eyes and rolled slowly down all wrong In their conduct, and con­ the fair round cheeks, and made no re­ gratulated himself that he had the best ply; while her busband lighted his cigar behaved and most interesting family in and walked leisurely up to his office. the country.' He was Bomewhat astonished at noon Returning, ho immediately hurried to by his wife’s announcing her intention the study, and was horrified beyond of leaving the house in his care, and ac­ expression at the scene which greeted cepting an invitation to spend a few • him there. If his wife- had permitted weekn with h«r cousin in the country. such a thing to happen ho would have “ You need a little rest, Jeremiah, and scolded and stormed around in a fearful while I am gone-you can doeeyour office manner, until ho was quite certain that and stay at home, and have a nice easy he bad made Iwr perfectly wretched, and time, with only a few household duties heartily worry for ever having married to attend to," declared Beilina, kindly. Mr. Jeremiah Elijah Mimpblenf himself. , scowled. , he invited her into the parlor, and after giving her a brief account of Ins trou­ bles, she departed, first beatowing a miunmoth paper of . candies upon tho young Mimpbleufs. Tliat night Bammio and Jennie were taken suddenly ill from eating too much candy, and in tho midst of his 'sorrows the brilliant idea of sending for Mrs. M. took such strong poHsevwion of .his mind that ho telegraphed‘for her to oome home immediately. She arrived the following day, and bad a hearty laugh at his misfortunes ; while under her skillful management, household matters soon assumed their former aspect, and Mr. Mimpblenf was tram formed into the most patient of husbands, never being known to speak a cross word afterward. her the belle of Washington. . She it frying to dispose , of her Gardiner’s “Tseek permission to lecture within Island property, having purchaaed a' the precincts.’’ beautiful place near Ndrfolk. The lady “ Ah! you a lecturer ? What subjects 1 . dintindiion of being the only do you undertake—religious or pofiti woman who ever married a President of ai,■ • ■ • -f tbfl United Status, Mr. Tyler bring the " Neither ; 3 nm a literary man. • oosopant of the White Honre at the “ Have you written anything?" time of their marriage. Those whose “Yea, I am the author of ‘Vanity “I presume a dissenter," said the Ox­ ford. man, quite unsubdued. “Has * Vanity Fair’ anything to do with John Banyan’s worikl" . t “Not exactly,’t'said^Thackcray. “I' have also written * Pendennis." “Never heard of three books," said the learned man ; “but no doubt they are proper works." ' CFXTHNHIA L1TIFH. “ I have also contributed to Punch,’ The Book Trade pavilion rapidly aj>continued the lecturer. proochefl completion. “ Punch ! I hove heard of Ptmch,” Missouri will erect an octagonal tem­ said the Bcholar ; “ it is, I fear, a ribald ple of iron, glass and zinc. publication of some kind.”—Jotcph There were'800 voices at the first re­ Hatton, in Landon Society. hearsal of the Centennial oborua. Tur. international yacht race will take place on tlte Delaware early in June. A correspondent of the- Cincinnati There are 100 new atructurefl in pro-' Gazette flays : , . ocjCT . of erection ‘on tho Centennial A great many stories are told about grounds. Die groat editor and philosopher; his The complimentary ticket* will be wrath at compositors who couldn’t make issued to pexaous occupying offices of out his cuneiform hieroglyphics; his profanity on occasions where a little honor and trust. • ' . . Th* total donation to the Women’s swearing is not only excusable, but it is realty the only thing that will serve one's department during too past year amount­ turn. ed to. *45,626.48. A iadip of otA -weighing five tcturwill A friend in New York, tan years ago, However, ho viewed the disaster with “J>o you mean to say that I am to anything but pleasure, but being very devote my whole attention to household be sent to the exhibition from the Kohimuch fatigued with the morning’s work, noor colliery, Shenandoah. he did not feel equal to the effort ofdims- ' what little there is to be done, and see Th* Grand Exposition bote’, covers Using than, and so let them off with a feeble reprimand, anti proceeded to dis­ five acres 6! ground, and i* the largest “But the children?” suggested his building of the kind in the world. tribute the bread and cakes. wiJe‘ . I Provident*) rent an old lady friend Providenec ’ .............................. • At the Vienna Exposition on Sundays You wfil take them with you, of Brountl afternoon, and leaving the but half too umml rates of admission >BK” he replied, indifferently. children in her rare, he rcahe l off to the were Charged. It wm toe working-pooUh, Ho F- T cduldn’t be bothered ' intelligence office and engaged a recent ple’ti day. an’<‘‘r®<l Belling stiffly. । importation from Germany,' whom he Tn* Pennsylvania railroad, one after­ [r. Mimpbieuff looked somewhat; brought home with him iu triumph. noon, last week, shipped'from Jersey blank at her declaration, but noticing Next morning he indulged in a cigar, City 1G0 car-loads of freight for.the Cen­ the least paroeptible twinkle in her eyes, walked up street to ascertain how tennial lAi-uum grounds. ■affairs w^cn progveasfugatthe office. On The ordinance to furnish water to his way back ho purchased u can of oyachildren after, and I ters, which he presented to Kathrins, the drinking fountain of the . Sons of Tcmparance on the exhibition grounds shall manage beautifully?' asking “if ebe.knewitow tooookthem/' “jNow,’’ thought our baro, th* morn- to which she replied “ Yah, yah ! poil has been reported favorably. Tkehe are about 2,008 school boards letter from his in Pennsylvania which have been’ealled upon to contribute five dollars each to “ other self," Mrs. Mimpblenf. Two plati-e, one pauccr, and .the .china “lam having sMt» a delightful time," pay for the Centennial school building. tea urn wpre brolum In clearing off the wroteJus “affinity," and do. hope gjat table; but he wan not discouraged, and you >ire getting along* nicely at borne'; it Jt CAUFOKFIA CAT STOSF. told the writer a case or two of the, ec­ centric philosopher that he does not re­ member to have aeon in print, and that may be as mythical aa many other th mgs that, cluster Rbout the name, a® d memory of a great and good man. Greeley was sick on one occasion, so the story ran, and his doctor called to see him. Wishing to fed his pulse, hi? asked for the use of an arm, and found, ' A few days ago a oat and kitten were tion as if the broadside of the house were presented to a lady, who conveyed them coming dowa. to the store of Mr. Edwards, for the "What is that?” cried the doctor, purpose of having them taken into the starting to his feet, “Mr. Grstdqggpqpl country. They were sent downon the certainly be delirious." “ Oh, no,” said Mrs. Greeley, calmly, “ the servant hasn’t answered the bell, posited in a residence in that town. and Horace has merely hurled a table Yesterday' morning, before the train down stairs to wake him up.” at lb" . boy, and scalded-by from that station had arrived in this city, >, the girl declared h«r in­ thn«tw>ndsrxxl Into the w* of its ^AOXJtOJrs JDAJT,, t —. J » > , departing immediately, and In 18» 0aIeb Atwater whs rent to ar- revealed the fact that cat and kitten were httex tku> nfeal ^raa over tc determined to cteaan ftte earpri, which was ’ a now slippers wot ami soiled. H. hnili a Brusflela, purchased by his wife only a Burned that the oat carried the kitten n crier it to broil; i_'Utt Lefoie. 'Ramsirfberlng that Eefate, completing its lonely journey of b©x» to find a cook-book, and after'ac­ forty-nine miles in the dark. The cat complishing this feat, he joyfully au­ kUdmafboc.hfldMd^otayittatins w>n remain in ifee famfiy.-^m Pran- instanca. ' Providing liinwelf wiSi a ohrwriful of over the! ferred once mor..- to the cook-book. ciwo ”^^ cisco Chro Chronicle. a WH.D Ihrring some advance of deaths in tho next five years, and still more ia the five that fol­ low, but 634,045 may confidently expect to enter on their twenty-sixth year. Be­ 1843 will recall the mixture of lore and. fore the end ol the next ten years tyfothirds of tho women will have been mar­ widower President's wooing of tbs rich ried. The number- of deathfl will Ih> 62,and beautiful Miso Gardiner. Ono day, OOe, of which do! less than 27,134 will j while he-was cQnrting the lady, be was be caused by consumption. Between invited, together with Ina CJabimct and thirty-five and forty-five a still larger others, to take a sail down the Potomac Otteteh-toU" will bc pwld. In spite cf a little wty and witness the testing of a tlie dimished numbers, the deaths will npw cannon. Previous to tbe test the become more frequent, and a little more party had a aocial'glaae of wino in the' than half the origitail band, or in exact numbers 502,915, will pass on into the and by her bewitching conversation bo ■ next decode of yvure. Each sricvMing enchanted her Preaideqttal suitor that decode up to seventy-five, will now be­ ho lingered in the cabin after the rest of come mare fatal. At the age of fifty-five the party had. gone qbove. Wonljfaa the new deaths will have been 81,800; nt brought liim th*k tho gun was about; to sixty-'fivo' they will hate been 112,086 ; be fired, and. fit vhb gently soggaated Mt seventy-five, 147,905. The Jiumbcra thai he should coma on dock. Bttt still have now shrunk terribly. Only 161,124 the cabin below, ware killed by the exploridp. Tip Pteaifletit An<? (tafdiner, by their failure to go on deck, es­ • caped all injqry.. Of course the tragedy horrified the nation. One day, a few | months later, John Tyler packed Ida va- j lire at the White-house and rari oter to New. York, and mode Mun Gardiner his bride. The engagement had been kept a secret and the ipttriago-came up^kjfae New Y'orkerB as a surprise.' A hundred guns were. AreiUta honor, of the event, juxd.it ^yas theippial sensation of toe day. The bride was taken to tlteWhite­ house and dispensed ita hospitalities in widowH *q' in 1862, and in, aa I have: intimated, a very well preserved one to-day.— H’asA-. poor-hove. M. Nikolopeuloua, a former minister of justice, w*s sentenced to ten months' imprisonment. The Archbishop ol Copbalo-ia ^4a fined 810,000; the Arcbbirimp of Petros, *4.40); an 1 the Archbishop of, Mmmm, >4,000, bring doubfc the amotinta . they) mefi^d aa bribes. .Ml were injpeached for corrup­ tion and simony, ' ' garia ministry tho opposition sought to retaliate upon those who had ridden rough-shod ovar the rights of theipfeh Prairie du Chien. Ha took his work to Washington, whore it was acted upon by the coart of appeals in Athena, a friend the Senate, approved, and Mr. Atwater, of the present find minister, petitioned , tho Honre to ioqeire into Um> ron.inet of befog off duty, attended the first.levee, of Old Hickory, which occurred Jan. 10, 1880, at throe o’clock p. m., in the the appointment of four archbishop-?, setting forth the grounds of his belief of Mr. Atwater simple citizen, easy in his manner ** Wh never know what frail creeturs we are,” says Mrs. Marrowfat, “until we sit down to cut our corns, and the knife slips.** ‘ Tnx Rev. Mr. Chequay, of Louisville, has had conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Divinity, and now he is merrily singing bis Chequay, D. D. What scripture name contains only two letters, two syllablefl, and cannot be pronounced without spelling it, or spoiled without pronouncing it| Give it up? At Some mean fellow, after saying there is one physician to every 800 inhabi­ tants, adds that they begin this way, but that after a while there are hot so many inhabitants ! A DAZY fellow falling a distance of fifty feet and escaping with only a few scratches, a bystander remarked that he was “too slow to tall fast enough to hurt himself." Thin, then, is th© average lot of million EngliHhmen and Englishwomen. There art-, os wo have said, some repecially favored districts where the ehanceb of a long life will bo mbeh greater, and there are some dork spots, ’notably in and about Liverpool, wlu-nthe step of death will be much more rapid. ‘ J ' ' ____________ scribing the burning of a dwelling, men­ tions tlie rescue, “ by wny of a window, of the servant girl, fifteen tat jn height.” Lirruc do rural boys imagine that, while they are attending school and striving to store their mmfie with useful Can a mu> count n billion i It would information, t>old, bad men in Naw York are nosing tlie price of fixe-crackcrs.— Danbury Neua. . agauist O’Leary or trotting against Gold­ It is observed that Busan B. Antbooy smith Maid. On thewnbject a corres­ ia the only public lecturer among bor rex pondent of the New York Cbthrnercial who has lasted more than five yearn. She AdvetHaer Bsjwr ^Ifiie first thousjnd still keeps “pegging away,” m. Unde jymsumefl'but a few minutes, but from a Abe would ay, and never thinks of go­ thousand cm to ten.thousand takes relaing upon the otirgv. ttyely much longer, and sb on in con­ A New Jeiiset coroner not long aince stantly repeating each amount aa.it alowly progrtwBes up the scale, it gradually was examining a doctor in an inquest on tho oom of a little girt run over by a becomes a task beyond the physical endtnanoc'of any two or three persons in hnrao car. The doctorsaid death reaulta lifetime. Think of the slow progress ed from injury to tho spine. “ tactor," the wh«J on* h*" reach**? * reyen hundred interruftted tho coroner, “ waa. . and seventy-seven thousand m.ven hun­ spine of her back. " CQVXTAXG A BILLIOX. .A , CAXDl} store window displays, in worsted letters, the inspiring text, “ The Lord will provide." A boy who paasea drily aayai i£ ain’t no, and “you ered, that the task is really physically arn’t git no candy in there 'n the credit •ct Providence. Nickels ia the only utuff impossible.” wot gila them gum drops." dred. and peventy seven,' and goes on re­ peating tbrao words over and over as he TheJNsw. Xork Tribune -finds the Thfl Police Magistrate at Hamilton, bsgging letter-writer irrnpasssihln, and Can., has deltyert^a judgment that puts notes th.- fact that a. tetter wjm received him at least on a par with Solomon in all at tliat office a few days sfatoo addnreed his legal glory. Two men disputed the to Horace Greeley, and, containing a reownnrahip.of a valuable o>^ier pigeon, que>t for small sum of money. Rathercutand cedi produced the mn«t complete tingty t)*e Tribune asks where the writer evidence to aetablub bis elriin sud dis- can hnvh been frr the post three yoani, prow that of Ida ■ opponent. A b ippy and t uggeste "ttutt * even in jails they . . . a . . 1 istotlr Wrd,“ he said to one ckimsnt, on ia ths world.” •Mt will know 'the way home f ” The j .alto, wplinl U»t it would. A oa _u io JolW, otbo, p.ny to i To.ri.unll,. th, IS. to oonm.lt him . ‘“-“""P1-’- to how hr rtould h-w it Tom the Court to.tBe sergeant, who liad tiie . - • A committee of five members wts fortta bird in.custr.3y, “ Jet it gc^jmd it will I with appointed io investigate th- truth I find Its way w«r.mmnltm>«mJ,thir.woool hope.” And tb» bird and |T^'t^ilndniratot^ol . -- -------------------------------| Iu ilte MtmenNty the oOcoh,of--tbs'army j,----------- j other inflammatory disorders which may i ' The Secretary of War and ing posture (the first Mine since hia child-! be referable to sudden ehanges of tem- ( fondly were dreased in tfec neatest but amined before a committee, and the exbaralY to. »» i------ s— i------ x-S------ ------- n- t------ pUn.wt manner. ' lowrtty. Ths art dub—a maul stick. Ths early bird catches a bad cold. ' still remain to bo struck down, and of A j-btteu for “ Joseph Kxmigletski’’ these 122,559 will hare passed away by the eighty-fifth ytMT of tho march. The is awaiting its owner in the Danville 38,565 tliat remain, tlie forlorn hope of (Pa) poetofltee. The por.tra»ster and his among Uw invited gucata zho bad <x»mo well-tried veterans afo now not far from to witness ita triumph. Two members the end, 2,153 of. thorn will iivo to be with their jaws tied up in dings. of the President's Cabinet and Mr. ninety-five, and 223 to bo 100 years old. he lingered, faacinau-.L They got tired waiting for hi/Excellency, and touched off the.gun. It was a fatal exjicximent. The cannon burst, Ji<’- spread death through some hygienic whim, wuh lying stork in the bed ! ' me cxanuuauou u»e aocu>r The examination over, the doctor retired to an ■ adjoining room and was HOW TDK GliXKKA DC II. WITH quiotly converting with Mra. G OFFlOIAh -MMF VJ'XUVUaTFi about the case, when he was started In the High Court of Jhatioe aM4Le^<, sudden bong in the orak room. Greece, on the 13th of April, M. ILlas “ What is that!” aridthe M. D. sopoulouiv, a former minister .of ecclaaiaetiad officer wiA rebtencrilto one year’s “The attendant lias done something imprisonment, deprived of political wrong, and Mr. (hred^y tarn probably righto ‘daring three years, and to give thrown a boot at his head.” Urn he received aa a bribe to the will do you worlds of good to reel from worse. The fire bad gone out in the your labors, and I know you arc enjoy­ kitchen stove, so that he wm obliged to ing it wonderfully.'.* •' use cold water for washing the dwhes, Rolivy had tied a rope to one of the which only hardened the grease without removing it, and he was in a.quandary; for Jeremiah wasu very fastidious perit, tripping ufu and she fell crash in­ morality will be- still, more reduced. Tiiia is, indeed, the most healthy period of life, the period of which the death rato is loxrat for both sexes, but lower ter boya than ifer girta. There will be Ix-4 every roice Ta. ttra ,iang Udi. lu4 to uU load- i uounw*- t*. American calico for out all around cartel al the gate yr U an invitation gats writ about, it was his steaks being rare, and j used it to hold the milk ths evoking prw . before.—New York Graphic. �.TIONS! FARMERS Arnit *1.1676 FRIDAY, Y nl wife healer* by whipping. Pcrtifound Billing a*y*’: “The whipping pc*t « a relic and flagging u one of them. A ruau who is no brutal ns to strike his wife is sensible to any punishment which dees not give him physical pain. Let the wife-beaters be auMiidly flogged. Tho poetic justice in it amounts io the oonllf beautiful.'* c4 The rush of adventurers to the , Blank Hills, from the Northwest, re­ minds oue of. tho groat overland emi­ gration of I860. Then, by hundreds and Jhouaauds, men travelled with wagons over prairies, and plains, and roolinlain?, in eager search for gold. At Iowa City alone, it was estimated that fi«e thousand persons cruised the Northwest Hair by hair, heads gel* bsld; * straw by straw the thatch goes off ihu A little daughter of J. H. Pmssoti, cottage, and drop by drop the rain! of Grand Rapid*. fell from a four sto­ comes into tlio chamber.' . ry building Tuesday. She will die. A barrel is soon empty, if the tap ' Baation Mario Bay, of Grand Rap­ leaks^ftit a drop * minute. jpa mean to ,«ave begin id*, who lost a leg by being run over U-,—/ , .many throve* pass by the cars last week,. died Tuesday with your mouth down the red Une, from lockjaw. .­ • Tlie ale jog is a great .waste. In Joseph Hvaa, a little Detroit repro­ aU other thing* keep within oompass. bate, Saturday afternoon, threw a Never sireIch your legs further stone at hi* father breaking the pater­ than your blankets will reach, or you nal left arm. will *uou be cold. In clothe* choose suitable.and last­ Ciermou Green, of Albion, a single man about 31 year* of age, coinuiir- ing stufl*. and not tawdry fineries. To led suicide Apr i 111 th, by taking laud­ be warm is th* main thing; never anum He was a son of Elijah Green. mind the looks. A fool may make 'tnocey, but it Joseph Nielsch and wife of Detroit, needs a wise man to spend it. engaged iu a fist and club fight Wed­ Remember, it is easier to build two nesday morning, in which the hus­ chimneys than to keep one going. band received injuries that has caus If you give'all to back and board, ed hi* death. . there 1* nothing left for the savings For tlie past week the people of bank. Saginaw Valley have been enjoying Fare hard and work hard when the luxury of a flood. In many pla­ you are young, and you will have a ces the railroad track* are under wa­ chance to rest when you are old. ter; and at Midland the lower portion ol the town is submerged: Every year, till the rail Mrs. Henry Starkey, of Detroit re­ Poor clothes are nothing if one'r roads were constructed, this tide of ceived painful injuries Tuesday while extinguishing a fire io a clothes clos­ thoughts are rich. overland emigration confined. et which a little nephew had kindled If we have good pluck, good luck in that spirit of bland innocence wul-surely follow. Things can be more utterly, thor­ which is the salient charislic ol littls Happiness consists much in the dis­ nephews in general oughly and hopelessly lost' in Phila position to let well enough alone. de I phis than in any othei place io the The Manistee Advocate says that a It is harder work to find a proper world. Witness the mysterious dis­ child of Dr. Haines, of Bear-Lake, one name for a baty than to find the baby. appearance of Charley Ross nod ths day last week was taken suddenly Yery ill and immediately died, the Dr. There is no law but that born of Keeley motor. We shouldn’t be sur­ left the house to engage a divine to fools that compels a man or woman prised any day to Lear that (he Cen­ preach the funeral sermon. On re­ to love whore love is not returned. tennial had slipped out of sight and turning he found his other two chil­ There is more glory in peeling u dren dead also. It is supposed that would never be heard ol again. they had in some unknown manner potato for a hungry stranger thau in skinning a friend lor yourself. The grasshopper blossoms sweetly A woman's mouth is doing better Charles Lane, s yardman working ea the edge of the Minnesota snow­ service when kissing her husband and in the Central yard al Jackson, caught drift. He has already got so he can bis foot in a frog April 14, and was children than when retailing gossip ■it on bis elbow and lay a half pint of run over by a train. Every bone in Pride is better than gold for it And while he the upper part of bis body was bro­ ken? his entral* forced from his mouth and sknll smashed to pieces. He es it he wasn't doing anything, and wa* about twenty-seven years old. bis mind was fixed on lhe swbet rem­ has worked in the yard some six in iscnces of hi* native clime. months, and it is said to have married the daughter ol a banker al Reading How terrific must oe the molecu­ next week. eggs in. one forenoon. lays be looks solemn and thoughtful A desperate shooting affray took lar action in the brain of a man who comes home at 1 o'clock in the morn­ place south of Lawton, April 18th. Two of tbe colored gentry named ing, singing: “Too ral, 'oorai, oddy," Lafayette Love and Aaron Robinson and mistakes his wife's patent bustle. attacked Wm. Snead and son, also . standing pale and rigid in the corner, colored, with clubs and revolvers, in­ for tho spirit of his deceased mother­ juring them so severely that they will probably die. The attacking party in-law. have been arrested. Some time ago Love and Rsbinson attempted rape Out of suffering have emerged the upon a daughter of Snead, which strongest souls ; and the most mas­ rtarted lhe affray. are sive characters seamed with scars; martyrs have pnt on their cor- ■onation robes'glittering with fire ; and through their tears have the sorrowful first seen the gates of heaven. Jefferson Davis has become presi­ dent of the Mississippi Valley socie­ ty and international chamber of com­ merce, and will sail for Europe May 1st, to establish direct trade with the Mississippi cities, money was recently received at Washington in oue day, notwith­ standing this is a dull conscience business. year in tlie . A man may take a cold bath and exercise with dumb-bells every morn­ ing, but he won't '-whoop-la” much aronad a. woman wbo pails her hair on the side. Why will any man spend two min­ utes trying to pry tip a carpet-tack when- one blow from a crow-bar would drive it dear into the cellar? When wife or husband do not love each other well enough to bear papatiently and hopefully with eadh others faults, their living together is an insult to God's harmony. GOOD GOODS! FARMERS! Lowest LI VI.Kt; Profit. GROCERIES! SIZES AID PRICES! Ken’s Soils from 4252 Boys’ Snits “ 5.50 to $11'50 Hay Snlky The church trial at Chesaning, Saginaw County, in which Rev. F. W. May. pastor of the Methodist church in that village, has bean the central figure, has closed and the Reverend gentleman has been found guilty of all the charge* preferred against him. These charges* were very specific in their nature, and call­ ed him to answer for some pretty tough conduct—not only tough for a minister, but bad enough for any one 10 stand tindsr. The conference committee wbo tried him have sub pended him, and the conference will l>e asked to expel him from the minlie istry. k BROOKS, Proprietors. J!P- SELL GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER FIRM IN NASHVILLE! that I would have to give my partner if I had one. NMhrfHe, XubrUJe. S^u.. C B. IiUsH. IN THE PLOW LINE I HAVE A Nnbiaa at 95 CH. and Chil­ dren’* Slocking* (aU Wool] No. Io Diamond. Steel, Fort fine, Jictat 18atw R. R, KO. 1& DIAMOHD UtOM, AHD PRINTS FROM 6 TO 7 Cl COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! DEST $1.00 I £ A IN TOWN I HECKENDORN REVERSIBLE POINT, MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Combination of Iron and Steel, right hand and left hand. These PLOWS r.re made in Kalamazoo, and are warranted superior to any Plow io th® World. I want every farmerjn Barry or Eaton Counties, that want* a first class Plow, this season, to -como and get one of these Plows and take it home and try it oue week, and if not found satisfactory to be returned at my expense. ’ . TRAINS RCW BY CHICAGO T1JUL I KEEP A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF The Highest Market Price part for Country Produce. And Manufacture all kinds of PASS WITHOUT CALLING TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE. EAVE TROlliHIXG a Specialty. C. C. WOLCOTT. BOISE BRO’S nitrrlM An«oU Baakere J oar, vllle “LET THE EAGLE SCREAM! EXTRAORDINARY LONG BRICK BARGAINS! OF . Illiuote Railroad. TRUMAN’S! ----------- AT THE------------ RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY I j MARBLE WORKS CONSISTING OF BIAOK at FUIXSK, DRUGS, MEDICHTES, Proprietoct. BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER, and MONUMENTS, NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, VARJTISHES, BRUSHES, Fureiir* 4 American FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, WHICH SPICES, Satisfaction GuaranUed. ilTor Men and "Vk^oxnen, TEAS, COFFEES, I WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HEKETOFO BE UN NASHVILLE! BLACK A ODO M 0AV1QB a CO', COLUMK TOILET ARTICLES, A Full Line of those Double Width PERFUMES. •ALPACAS, FOR 25 GTS. TO $1A YARD. LIVERY STABLE! JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF WM. VENN. PxoPSiBTox. JUlgood’s old stand, NaakviUs, Mlsb. WESTWARD. Before you buy, and J will show you tbe largest Line and the best Im­ plements made in lhe -United States, and I will soil to you on time or for cash, as you wish, and l am bound to ‘ . KNOWN IN AINSWORTH s 8TAT1OXS. C. C. Wolcott PAHTTS, OILS LATH, SHINGLES. WA TER LIME, SALT, HAIR, STUCCO, im S" .Rakes HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES, RUBBERS, HP" I have no partners to divide my profits with, BOOT PACS, OVERSHOES. and I will $ive the man that buys of me the profits POTATOES, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. DIVISION. Wagons CORN, apples, OATS, Deliversd at their tuivaT PLOWS, HARROWS, ROAD SCRAPERS, SINGLE AND SHOVEL PLOWS, DOUBLE WHEEL CULTIVATORS, And in fact anything from a Plow Point to a Threshing Machine, yon want Heaven is a foundling hospital where all the little ones that go from earth are sweetly cared for by angel DON’T mothers who in theirspirit home nur­ ture them to beautifal lives. When Credit. we go home to dur test, lhe little ones we bury today will be our tu­ tors and guides Over There. Clover Seed, Ac., HANDS GRASP BAPIDB AID DETBOIT. AIHSWOBTH & BROOKS, Wines and Liquors ! 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING R 8 CENTS. CHICAGO SEED OO. GiRDEI I IlD W Wbolaaalr tad iaaU, 11 MicMoan. Grand Avomc, DttnU. TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF gDtON, AXOOK2C As Co., A Detroit FOIL MEDICAL ATO MECHANICAL PUR­ saloon ke per. or­ POSES dtlA. Do you want Paints and Oils? Stackmaaa A Willyard, Boots, Shoes k Rubbers Which will be sold from NE W LIVERY! Do you want ,a good Book for the 50 cents to $1 less per pair than can be bought elsewhere. A specially in GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS, CAPS, AND FURS, AND A LARGE LOT OF Home Circle? Do you wapl School Books? Do yeti want a Prescription filled BUFFALO ROBES, UP ROBES & HORSE BURIETS DRYGOODS, ijS DETROIT. Giilmusa Brw. Orn.r ucaa, KCBornwf nrn-si, AID LADIES A BESTS BE8TAU1AIT Dlu ROlT, MIC«. . LADIES' DINI51J PAHI,ERB ITFOTAIBS, with care? You can be shown everything you want in SALE aUBOABDMG STABLE, anges in California, and fluenxa io CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AHD LAMPS! revived of Martin date X^SHVHXX, MICK. the Union. GRAND ALL OF YOU THAT WANT TO BUY ATTENTION, ALL! Cente nnial Brigham Young, having had about siat him, and instead of telling her to all the fan rhe Lord will allow, tol- sling on that soup, as some men would do, he remarks at the proper moment: round daucr, are wuful '•When the deep-toned bell clangs, out the hour at ten, thou mayest place The bell-frog was the first]circulat­ nutricious soup on this clean board to ing greenback, and the enUro^Weed appease the public hangar.” She bows obedience and replies : have been notorious inflationists ever “At the first wild note of yonder since the flood. bell the board shall be spread and public hunger shall vanish away as Wheat is four feet high in Texas. roots are licked up by a mighty conThey have tarantulas in Florida, keeps as out of the gutter, but vanity is the gate that open* the way to fail­ ure and U> ruin. A Western paper announce* the illness of Hr editor, piously adding : “Ail good paying subscribers are re­ A verv singular accident occurred quested to mention him in their pray­ at Eston Rapids on the afternoon of ers. The others need not, a* the the 10th, but which fortunately re­ prayer* of the wicked avail •• nothing. sulted in nothing more than a scare. While Mrs. John Knapp was crossing a foot bridge, drawing her little child in a carriage, one of the wheels fell into d crack and stopped it so sudden­ ly that the child was throve out of tho coinage and into the river. The water being high, the child was soon rescued, but, it the water had been pay ths Highest Market Price for lower, it would surely have been dash ed to pieces on the stones. The jury in the case of Jack Glov­ When a man empties the pockets er, on trial in the Berrien Circuit Court for murder, brought in a ver­ of his coat, preparatory to laying it by dict of manslaughter, recommending for repairs, there's nothing that makes the prisoner to lhe mercy of the court. his conscience get upon ita bind legs The circumstances of the killing were quicker than the letter his wife gave these: A man came to Glovei's.tnil! in Dayton after flour, wh'oh was re­ him to mail two months ago. fused him on credit, and he proceed­ ed to shovel the flour from the bin. If love's sunshine falls upon the Glover then struck him over the head, odd, bare rocks iu the restless sea of felling him to the floor. He then had the most desolate human life, flowers the man conveyed to his home and will spring up, even there: and fiill remained with Him till be died, a few the place with beauty and gladness hours later. - A thousand dollars of conscience c. c. w Call and See Ui Fours Truly, A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! ATKLMSOli & ROE, ABT18TIC My *1 Tea Ixatt all the hobby price, ia leva! ST" Fea further particular, inquire at the oouuter. G. A. TRUMAN. NASHVILLB, MICH. �NEW GOODS! (jfEW FIRM P NEW GOODS P NEW PRICES JLLjd. APRIL 2 I. 1878 FRIDAY URGE INVOICE! 10,000 Fathers and mothers, brothen and gistcre, sweethearts and children, can be hundred dollars in tbe traasury. —The ChrUtim Racial netted tbe ladtoa REV.C- I. DEYU, BOTTOM PRICES Ltt BBOTHEBB. AT DAUGHERTY’S MW BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, H. YOUNG, M. D. a. OffiavE^rfi « Mdn €00 6.00 IN THE BRADY BRICK. $1.66. $176, 11.00. $1.60 and $8.00 April 25th. TDry Goods apple; L. B> Hills, Irving; A. Dow and David MiUer, Assyria; W. 8. Rogers, Carl­ ton ; Ebenaxer Pennock, Hastings City; William Burroughs and Hiram T. Mei rill Johnstown; Orson Swift, Maple Grove; L. block. brought to Nashville. rille; John Barber and Bunjamin H. Farr. Prairieville; Asa Luther, Yankee Springs; Silas B. Autrey'and Jesse Grant, Woodland ; Monday morning, with 0. WilUard for clerk. ibexr will kstouish you. George R. Padleford, Baltimore’; John Don't Clark, Castleton ; Richard Townsend, Has tings; Jacob Edgar and David Hoes, Rut­ thia city. selling pianos and organs. They are talk- land; Walter C. Gott, Tbornapplr, and Hen­ ry Carpenter, Hope. of store a fall line of Ag­ ricultural Implements which will be sold if lowing topics at the Christian Church next called for. ■rents of Character." Life. GRFFITH & DURKEE, Nashville, Mich. with music by tbe Cornet Band. Shlrtlags, Sheeting*, Kuikligs, required to draw it Tbe Berryville Sunday School has elected their officers for lhe summer. W. Devise OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, Boots, Shoes, Notloas, Emma Lathrop Sec., Willis Lathrop Trees., Louisa Hyde, Lib. and Mena Mudge Artist. Bibboas, Scarfs, Fin, Ac. PKRMONAL. . quiro st thia office. verely that it had to be taken off at the first joint. Flave you any excuse for suffering with tack of fever and ague. Shake old fellow. Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint ? Is there - —Nashville observed Governor Bagley's I. M. Flint and wife of Vicksburg, have any reason why you should go on from day Centsnnlel tree planting; many of our eill been visiting their relatives ia this village. to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Bick Head ache. Habitual Costivsnau, pai- names green to fatnro posterity long after their forms have molderod and crumbled to it to friends in tbe south part of Ohio. i of tho Stomach. Yellow skin. Coated Frank Timmerman of Lansing, is study­ >ngue, and dmgroeable taste iu ths mouth, ing medicine with Dr. Barber. Coming up of food after eating. Low spirits. S your euro is certain, but if you doubt this, A.dxalnl*trmtrix Hale. 1 M1SENER, dee«m««L Noltee U tomb/rfr that by virtue of IIccms granted and given to aa the Admleletrairtx cf mid eatau, by th. 1’rc.U 'KB, Adm'nUlrstrU. CJELA.NCBXBY HALE. A Brooklyn woman, kisaed against her will, wants $5,000 damages Some one was looking, probably. was ent $-5,000 on the Vanderpool trial— JaumaL • Daniel Dmw is right. Ho couldn't have taken his money to heaven any| how. To tell the solemn truth, he’ll poranco Lecturer, will deliver a lecture on have he can do to get himself there. organise a Good Templar village, on that occasion. Tlie largest feel known to history must be those of the Maryl <nd editor who writes :—"We black our boots with 15,000,000 boxes of domestic blacking a year. circular saw, in Furniee' saw mill while ia motion, suddenly burst into fragments bending shafts, breaking belts, and demol­ ishing things in general, but providentially injuring no one. Tho loss ia estimated- at $300. When you see a fellow-morta! slip into a stairway and rub his back ■gainst the old tacks driven into bill­ boards that means buckwheat It’s working out on him. Chicago didn't grant but five hun­ —To-day tbe new firm of Griffith A Durkee dred divorces hut year. This is eith­ place before our 2,503 readers for the firnt er a gain or else some of the dissatis­ fied divided up the goods and didn’t make a fuss over iL throughout this suction sad will undoubt­ A clergyman at LaCrosse was edly do a large business. The Nbws ex­ elected foreman of a fire engine com­ tends tho right hand of welcome. pany, and when he wouldn’t serve in ths position “the boys" wouldn't go near his donation visit. A your.g man at Nashville killed himself because ha could not get their Another man's wife. It is terrible to trouble------ which was a large grey wolf. love somebody, and see her washing Probably the only one killed in this county Windows fur another man. Wisconsin wolves hunt around and I ravel about until they find a man who parts his hair in the middle, and then that man suddenly disappears and no creditor can get trace of him. A Connecticut grocer died tbe othei Sheriff MeKetill arrested throe men in day, but before he closed his eyes he admitted to having a pair of scales weighing fifteen ounces to the pound. WiHma Giddings, He didn’t want his soul weighed on them. DRY GOODS. GROOEHXES. HATS CAI’S, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, &C., AC. AO. tty” CtuA Purchasers will make Prices, before purchasing A FBW pAjto and ORGAN I Walnnt Bureaus, with glass $12.oo Marble Top Bureaus, tlo $18.oo Everything Else in ProportiOL TERMS- SIS FEB QUARTER. NEW BAKERY. IGfllCULTUHH DEPOT OX SOUTH MAIM STREET, MM, Bish, Cates, Grad­ ers and Pies A LUNCH ROOM GROCERIES! Horse Rakes, Plows, H. ALDRICH. n W. SMITH, ort- 3 204 MAIN STREET 204 'Practical Millwright, MERCHANT TAILOR! ■ILL MCHIHBkY, AfIctUcrair. Culling amrl Making dose tn the laisrt JONESr MEN’S, MUTHS’i BOYS’ CLOTHING Please give me a ailt Nmhvnie. Mkh. Nov. Io. B. LTEBKAUSER. IMfrs. JE. C. Eittingrex’ Spring and DE ITTIST Summer Style* Manto vllie, CUTTING AND FITTING. THE NEW CaSecrio^ a specialty. to bia Double­ eate. will Thread MRS. L. O. CROCKER Lock-Stitch Machine. ?& Fall aad Winter ELLDiffiY & PANCY GOODS! Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Ya k Laar. Passimentire, Real and Imitation Hair Goods. •f the jtfewt Make* la the Country. Dre» and ClaaknMklna IN ALL THB LATBST STYLBB. GALE CHILLED ai CHAS. W. DKM1RAY, DIAIONDIROI PLOWS JEWELER §. OPTICIAN § NASHVILLE. MICH, la. EIORY’8 and braided, •'DoaeeUc FashiaM" gave hi a-s £•8 Clocks, Snsctaccs, 4c. ■ CROOK'S PATENT Fautili—-Farewell if a lonely Bound Si ^5 ORDINANCE. JAMES FLEMING. ELI STRONG, S. LEIBHAUSER, “DOMESTIC Planters, and Carriage and Buggies. NaMUt.'i.dain Th.1 Mr.er. co panto of k>t> on premises adjoining Middle Street, on the swtat £ way point from north stde of tot No. 12, south to the alley south of D. A. Green’® tot, be required to build a side-walk adjoining xaid Street. Said walk to ileted on or before OS LONG TIME. MONEY TO LOAN Harrows, Corn Road Scrapers, $300.00 and UPWARDS Dress and Cloak Making, BWm.drowiagWnb,s<c. >sa. On Mato Road. XMC Wheel Cultivators, is scms or ELIHU CHIPMAM, KLLfflffiYHAKCY GOODS! Justice of the Peace OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF REAPERS, MOWERS, tul bUlt Securities, 0, WIIADX CMTHDIG! U. ALDRICH is jimpsrod «o furnluh HARDY At CROCKER, ■ftfONEY TO LOAN I L. RUSSELL. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO., KOCHER BROS NASHVILLE Call And See. CASH HOUSE. of a JOHN Q CRESST J HHEBl 204 Main St., Jackson. 5.000 KS?5S Please call and exanunt Goods anti Large Saving by buying their Goods from * four months stay in the north woods Compare and report siuighing in th* woods up to ths elsewhere. Clh of April G STBS. bran new Wilson Sewing Machine, of T H. LEE, J. Pep DEALERS IN Selling eiclflsiYely isr Gau at 0B8 g PARADY, Manufacturer of Price te All, and at 12 FURNITUREI * Boot* and- Shoes, 1-2 Per Cent Profit W. 0. Atuwobth A Co. FOR. SAKE CHEAP M. FLINT E. T. CHILD & CO. uot apt to flourish in such an enlightened village as Nashville. Griffith's new dollar Jape* Tea. LAWYER, 304 MAIN STREET 304 R. B. Harley recently drew into his mill —Cove Brown, living in the township of Barry, bad his left band badly mangled by moved into them. Tbe Sheridan saloon la now closed and no Thia is liquor is sold in tho place. pLEMENT SMITH, V DRESS GOODS! NEW FIRM Bats, Ca^s, t —Tbs band of gypsies have packed their WEBSTER fc HOBBS. BlackII amllfc.. AH kinds of work ia lhe Kneksmtib B. RASKY, Drayw. Goodeud JSLKSXS"' Evening; ‘-The New 2 lbs. of Pina Cut CheWthg only $1.00 M follows : birth U tour calvts within lhe past eltv< Gorden Jtokcs, and many ether thing* C. ELLIS, M D. • OC«ra ».i» Io Ibr t- Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. move. Miss Mai tie KiIJen. Mrs. G. W.‘ Francis. J. Hewing and H W. Flint aang a piece of music entiled, ••Beautiful Hills." first-claa CaocsaXY at Odish,- lutotf girerftrg. Griffith & Durkee; W Tuaoday. . Corrected time card will appear frain from the ovils of youth, such as drink* bvoefiited by saying jf Sods and Saleratus D. B. DsLand & Co.’s Beat Clirmtoot THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD £ CHA& W. DEMARAT GUABANTEB : the 39U. aleo on the Sabbath, MEAT MARKET! Embbsi “DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE CO. bm-d on, and if lhe DOUBLE WAGON FASHIONS ROE & CLEVER inferm the public that FRESH “DOMESTIC” SEWING MACH �Um railroads i faltai Hr THE BD3W TELL A8 TEE CHEAPEST i plre mmiiarly eansed. So the ripples of . ! id^tion grt eouf u~L But, again, the | circle on the pool may not bo iuhrrupt-' **“?> । .-d, and iht’h the iflttttton will be regular ' ^ew iork An'1 J^’nr t->ri<:aas pooling WTWVWmt batweecta* Munk Utfaa i» Irani. railroad ww fa immtn<rat TL-kcta from Chicago to Nrw York arer Ums Hfahigw Gen:rd and Erie railrotufa are wlbng at W leee than rwgular ret«m. ' ; Ul l.'un*?:, MUU wucu w»*«a •! handed around *• eondcnsttJ milk" put his head. Dr. Gregory, through having a hot-water Ixittle at his feet, dreamt of walking up tlio crater of .Etna. A troublesome com makes a man dream of serpents biting hia foot, and a ringing in thf ears has ci-vcd drefama of ,4na»rie->»A Mh^bfedlvito^ii Mh« •L2 before Ufa dea'h. anixlllbe a'larlfathle projecte in opera- sufficient iratn annnaliy co provide a sinking fnud to msal the bonds and interest at maturity. FOL/HCJX. run df 11,000,000 fa beqnMtbed aa tear ftace etlhe Exporitton talMlug <m Ua Ums matter. • Two of tho indicted partlew u» Drown- wad in the aL bl'L and it fa to be reported1^ the House ah ortly. A proposition to a trike tea and coffee , rwult of Uie Belknap body having reported advanmly on ita adoption. ington, and tliat prominent Government oCiburg lam. far m be la Individually concerned. K«. was —Sir. Hamlin'S third-claas postage bill wm per ounce for all diatauoM uadar ana thousand that. Thia dfacrimination would hare been a FOR 11.00, POSTPAID I orifar OWfafaTMr«vN«aW U ti LARGEST, HANDSOMEST, BEST, srSmsfiS&nf-’ mal Bitting DAM. l&e Bfa&^Atoafe to on effort at hberatiou, and we wake from, nightmare with a scream. Be­ A thrill of new life ia apparent in the reavement makes us dream of our lost grain and breadstuff export movement one*, and wo ree them so vividly that of thia country within, the lost five er six our dreama become real apparitions. committee wm appointed to wait upon the town Incoherent dreaming, in which the cur­ to move. ■ Tbe abort supplies of wheat rent* of ideation get jumbled together, effort proved futile, aa the fraudulent, y’dected was happily compared to tho cmahges produced by tho shaken.J^wtoseopc. Germany, Austria, and Belgium, gave a It was remarked that* there ia never rise of five or mx cents to spring grades anything absolutely ip qna dreams ; of American wheat last week, and the we never dream of anyuifng'of which soles last Friday and Saturday reached our sraaee are wholly ignorant. Tho Urplr UU..U4, .1 >«wt 90,000 or W.-lo bain. Whitely, Nrttlw.hip. and SomerviUa irba, U fa iadmateA^bave bedu guaranteed immunity When I called for a none except in those little tin c&nistere. Upon inquiry I leart.od that men owning cattle by the tliausand never have any milk or butter save .that which is bought True, there are beginning to be little horrors seen by tho victim* of delirium dairy farms around citiea ar.d large towns tremens were analogously explained. from which you can obtain limited sup­ plies at ‘ twenty cents per' quart, and Visceral conditions were shown to be aometliing ' resembling condensed whey most frequent sources of dreams. Tlie hungry dream of feasts, tho thirsty of or pressed brd for butter, at fifty cents ' 1 water, and the dropsical of drowning. per pound. leather is imported from Boston. From the condition <rf th* digestrvn or­ Boots, ’ shoes, haraete, everything into gans arose nightmare. Mental and bod­ ily dejection ohowa itself in oppreoaion which the dcrw’a hide is worW, ditto. I liirve Tbt seen'a tan ysrd in the State, though1! am told there are a few.—Hous­ mental or bodily depression by the law ton (Teza») Cbr. Chicago TKnuta. building a-road from Han Dibgo to tbe Colorado by ths District Grand Jury .lot aU«<ed< pfecity In Uic rafo-bargfary conspiracy erf A 1374, when Ui»»,fe iu tlmoAtoapf iije Ut , dumbfounded ! rccr-ss sale of from 50,000 W,000 to Uie d<jaf of muaic_ H > a letter is expired.' Tbe rs»olrfUonfl adoptel dtstwrtly ous avenge> daily M tontk.M £ *to 60,000 IbwhfU Tho drmwl lo,l *. oontou. li-ol,. tor «M*.“ £ _ u X, L bp®- wheat must fnney in dreams is awake, and the facul­ ties which check, at ore asleep. Hence ful, but will l>0 operative for some tlmb..’ ’M0 ...j orc wont to say that nothing surprizum The meaning of tliia movement will bo ' us in sleep.;’ The lecture^ proceeded to —In tl:y Virginia Republican State Con Tonaccepted by bmrihem men ns pointing to oviwr ouuc ui Bou«u3u mkie, mwa. kmfl fey mathfmsUien» m a vasA reserve that will continue . cions in their dreams which had utterly to support'tho activity. A week ago the baffled them when awake. So tho poet stock in-store in Western granaries vfas A majority of the delegation arc 4,300,000 btufliels, against 2,400,000 at Campbell excogitated iu h:a sleep the celebrated sentence, *4 For-coming events the corresponding time hwtyear. The cast their shadows before." Ono beau­ iHrtwcen Morton ‘and Conkling. The Soutli U/ul UlurtraBon fartorn n««l. TilCarolina delogaton to the National Republican Buaaujmixgwiu. tiful illustnthon U>« the lecturer used. The .pjtap. Convention are unkwtrncted -, bat m i t U under­ portion COT.PU.M olJU ob*. borfo™. m <m will WgMm U lb. pro.-1 o„ ,hiohoten stood that Gov. Chamberlain coutrola them, it peotboto. tl»m—Uortm JW. w-.ppo^a, IW imprcadoa. w™ Bristow far PioridecL with i'lalno nz.KTS roj: a vsirKit9.ii. r.is. imperfectly rubbed out and the present atrAf/K. ■ ■ ■ ' written ovw/L brit past raettwriea would Yestcrdoy afternoon a ’ young man revisit us in nut' dreamy U out iu our waking hours. Of the tenacity of momtory, a marvelous;illunkitfion was cited mam rufaUng of 40,000, and announced that he wanted n warrant from Trevelyan’s “ IJfc of Macauloy," for the arrest of a satoon-kooper who had assaulted him.; this is the way he made his wont known : ' ' taxes, amrwfting to come «8Q0,000, Un non“ Look a here, I want a warrant for * afdbr!" What did ho do to ytful” «dted fl»© attorney. . . 1 . had expired. In reply the Mayor Mid that ho of May. Tbe call fa signed by William Cullen Bryant. Theodore D. Woolsey, Alexander H. Bullock. Horace White, and Uteri Sehurz. artrikolnl Hupreme court, forNgnX Miufatcra, Bsnatom tria. have prohibited tbe attendance of lady students st medical lactamp. . —Ffatxw has a rar <m Dor bands in Algiem. C ONGR KSSIORAL. [While. ss.re. 20 &^XJl,HE£»ESm.Trr; Map of the Black Bill*. Tbe Bfamarok^TWbuM pnblfahod tiewnjuijHsr, give* nirro reliable jsi formation concerning them Ulan any other. Boot to' 6 W^'!'lS^VS«&tei EXTRAORDINMY IN0U8EMENT81! chromo of. Gen. Custer, or a now and correct poeWt map of Dakota and tho Black Hdla, toe*: Te wanMMM tarwaAfafl OSEDOLLAR.fa* Al ELEGANT PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH, 25 EK£5. WlffiL-MSt aMffi5.*V « MAIN ■UUSfite.’’ - MAOMlttirr WJtlV - A CttRoxio Diseases Cured.—In com mnnfttea remote from larger tuwn-n thrvesecra, to bo but two altemaUvca for the tick ;. rtttur to employ tho family physician or to patronixo tlio i<teut medicine venders. Those who are dnven- to thia axtranriy,- If Buffering with CULTDIAL NALL" s2J2.reMW«HfOT^ ILSfU’LS&TX"! K5S Its*. / IKVTKWNIAL BOOK OF HKFEREtCE. snsar “ ttsm icnbcrv a ctoicc of bob of two Dr. F. bi Uio noted author of ••Ptaln BEAUTIFUL CHROMOS ’AAL,XU-Aft8®£5V MlKkitfi^scaaas-s ■ L TOUR IUME?garS«SI now and then hit ancoMefully when ado; ‘.ed by people who have little knowledge of their own MULE DAIUmG.^anS’ ^He’oLd’oUcS'BUCi? gaaTasreftg As^aaga t faSuTuU Swt?'oTm wiS*MB»le. . ■ " B. WH.TO.B».TofaAi.O. tilting al] am wry iuquiriM. prepare remoifire nrecfaalv suited to ,lic iwt-mir.iinn anddiaeaMB of the Luvalld -. just aa a tailor cute and flta a Madamn FOTS REVOLVERS 11 =~ ~E£ $3.00 5-ZX Fwintiixu, mTt ,»iiSriL«‘uv>r /c2AX<».2r2“‘ two poetical pieces, one ‘'Reflectionsof firot-ehMB tailor, after taking tho meet mtnute mcaaurcmcutH. Dn. Foam fa a recognized ah Exile,” and the other a “ Parody on buccom in hfaepedrity. ■» Welsh Ballad.’1 Macauley looked then dneo through, and never gave — *them v----- a once The hu^o, dravtic, griping, sickening furtMr.1t.HrMWQrtjrieiacWiMB. “ Ho fired mo out’’* “•Fired yo^out!’ What do you repeated them without tho change of idnglo word. mean by that I ’’ C»Ui»rtr, O. JJultur.L in Faroe Ptiyaic. Mol­ "Oh! well, he stoodmeonmyjiead.” era Chemtod Science eu»ble<i Dr. Fierce to cx“Do you mean td flay that he stood tracl from tbn jafaea of tl>* tn<x* valuable root* “ Will the grasshopper comeand herb* Uioir moat active nwiinina! priofayou on your head ; how did be do it f ” p'M. Which, when worked Into lilUe Pellefa or “He didn't exactly-<to but he wikod again and again this spring by ATIBD SEA0IN6, PSTCTWBUttT. FKMUSltYtM. elevated me. Kinder raised nio ond’slid ill Sesi Charatag. HMmwIim and Um'fefaa me offbn my ear.” “ What did ho do that for 1" vaatated by those posts last season and. “ Why, I asked him for a drink, and Uie Beason before wifi enable tho invra- them i tT1.? old him to chalk it in his head, । tigator to-answer tM . ipire^oii witiittoland that when I camo round again I'd crabk. accuracy. kick it out, he told mo to pall down my , Il appears that ip Miuuesate and .ad­ joining regions Hierk Artie: Mmpieggs ANUhe just then boosted me.". ELIZA laid by the passing locusts last year. If He obtained • warrant for acsault and with them tod will apoU'tbe pill trad*, m ti»M jthe winter ha<not killed them—-and,it that hate uteri ’ them like them much better YOTHG.I battery.—San Francitco Call. probably Jias not—those inn'at hatehiobt th*, large pllfa." ----------- —;—.— • CKSrasifiAi rAiuvf.' •• with the coming of warm weather, and THdrt fa «1 »*ai. rnua cu C Chapped bauds, faw. punplrs, ringANebraaka paprr tokss rigH bold oPiOHe^s^ $250 r&,i"z.'k3k«.-«wc the luBurrecti. uutnbcrUq' LOW mao. Tbe Prancii force wae much ecpdler. The inatugeoU were badly tlofcated. and about 600 killed or wounded, faclaffi&g the leader. Tlio loaaof fhe PitocTi waa alight. —Wintry weather, more eevero than before known in fifty yeam, fa prenralling in Prance, with heavy •&***. The vine* at Bordeaux bare man. and other officials. ‘ —Tha Domlflf Toro Officwa of Smith Chi- buffered greatly. toe Government of, cagtx at a nrotfag fartwedk. derfarod that feers Gen. ItomiuJqub ia jlayfi U annou»cod m hi , of the Centeamial refilrwy-hn^rptHrtion in parties aramming tho dnttea of lownoiBcesv- ing rained great lioalfar, and it fa stated this vigorous way: “ Don’t bo humbuggCallsctur. AteMreo^ CHrk. aul Bqprrriaor■ ed by the soft talk that railroad ahoal.1 of the port of Hull, England, and four companies are now ifadulging in, in re gsrd to cheap fans to the Centennial. drowned. ’’ -Ifaporta from Ahrmraia are to the effect Tlie railroad companies firat started in oaaWS pirtias have given norice thai Uioy will U>ai U.c E^rpUan army of invadsn bae been to make round-trip tieksta g<xxl feg thirty days, but awing thdt mistake, have Dow sppral to tt>-? emtrta: bet m they bib-how the ««te iuBtMA eftow.lt fa keb.T«Jo* lM« a ysaextended the time to sixty, days. I) will reaehsxL Sahsrt Oglesby, of Ooryellc county, Texas, claims to-have been 100 years old on the 11th day of February last He whs st the battle of New Orleans, and claims to have commanded the division next to the rivv'r. lie draws a pension from'the United State* Government. .wings, and alight to fill their greedy A Co.. New YoA. rai there sib taawy Im.teUoas maws almost ad yr lu*TV> the In Nebraska abu Konrarf fileW were 9“ 5ffhfc, iyy^r taut discovery, Hnd.^oulJ, .indicate the probability of a year of comparative im­ munity from tho plaguA-imthot hitherto devastated region. have only redoowl twenty-fire pet Deal In Colorado, however,fh^ pfojpect ia Of conree, thia is not enough to ' induct notaoftettering. ^e Weafcru people to take the trip, tmd tlie publishes a letter from a leading grain r.ulrca:l companiee will be obliged to re? duce to forty, and perhope fifty per cent, before long. If you must go before the . men were, kilted, and tUre prObsHy fatally. ' „! struggle on onr Landa that will require all 1 TRR 1IARKRTS. ■: SEWYOBK. A BOOK for the MILLION. - asunata'.rzztf-i «*l fiecaiMalara SfawvADeo ripfirirwMiii UiiijiU fir. X C, noi O> J0a IU CSMfBMtl C. and fix^ moahinw will, be, employed to this end, expohtM* having proved that ccived a badinrt the othor day fa Cmr District court. His. honor, Judge Noo-' ViewwJ gr-MKdryw.t^re to Gcap_. SODA FOUNTAINS »40. S6C. ITS. ■aataiijd'ri. CMKAF A DURABLE. — «. Toixixi/ railway 1 . ungodly but will pwTBit the regular tn* •u b*reto!ore, lhe line rauM $50,000 ixro gtuMHc. SS JS. ■pMUtly uV k.. _ V.—~eowff Bt 1)1 BKf-KH uC.” ka*wn -- ods used for azmihilating the peats ns Rxm m they obfaU ,Ugiu.to vpgg-^ -ipto life. - Water,' ooa) oil, tar, fire ditches, thief. After injecting bis counsel for *aaMi liras in aileow, the prwuoec ro«e in hta ptace and s.Hrem«d tt:r Bench : “ Air litem todctend me!" * Y«w, *xr,"soid his honor. “Both of 'cmJ’’in< qnirrd the priaonar. “Bath q£ tM«», ’ MffNtwSbiDOA eautCMaxr.'Chanca to Gain ASTHMA ■Such is the four of these embryo do- '£he custom of appointing young law- CHICACO SCRAPER* DI-rtlHER.' Kmmaa.WM.MM, j^by , WiiiMff. rk i th© most popuJous and prosperous see...................... J , ttoa of tM State, wm claimed by the ■.77”": «i | land-grant railroad*, on the ground that, igaur....... st JUASnCTRUSS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-04-28.pdf.pdf b3459268004dac2e04462a45ef776d08 PDF Text Text ' W W / 7hr ^ashvilk ^lru5. tuerftw. ADVEBTIBISe EATES: Bran* Najrhrffle. Barry ftourtyjMichipui, o n r o STRONQ. ) - JfaUlor*rim 0ro|*«Wt*r> " " Progression. No Retrograding.” yOL.HI. FRIDAY, APRIL 28,1876. SHVlltE, NO. 31 had been a request for rix barrels of Tn tlie good bld days of stocks ami mackerel. jwpq-rfuid whidi lingered in the conn“And you’ll be yaty oareftil of yoary fowhs for years after they-hod dis- aelf for my sake!” she suggested, in a iicwnpopcralaaied which iffastratodth? Mi~N< ipraroi. from the cities, I happened to broken voice. be stawite in.; wliic.li their publnhun found, f« vipnug my old friend, .the venerable evening. " I will ace it attended to. my dear; rfW—d, in the village of Brandon, hut it is almost time for the train," and themselves. Pink, blue, and yellow «>** **w he gravely nought to remove her arms of tho conservatory with the straight-. At that time, militia drills were com- from hia neck." •ubstitutee were pressed into the seryi'oe' nuaed Obuenoe Egerton. | i ion throughout No* England;- and Spopmaca of these now possess a curi A John, John!” she convulsively • I The ’Po^dwgfons had more money good natured man.- ’ He always span otw interest. . ' training day" wm observed by the cried, "don’t forget me, don’t forgat!” home, and is in that i 1 Uuui they knew what to do with, and hta pxenhqpi eople with far - greater interest than is •f such “ Maria," he said, with a Huge of re­ I had expended a goodly portion of nt in sped a model man ; but he always brin ndopendentc Day of tly, present time, proach in his tone, “I have made a rrc« u. aw. thu ut; tho decoration of the great arched palaeo a.pita of ftxclmngea, which is only lim which renders elucidation unnecessary, ’or weeks, aye, sometimes -months, be- memorandum to that effect” of plate glass which opened out' of the ed by the length of his arms, and root and the opportunity to do a very useful jro a general mufiter, l»oth old and And theto she let him go—still tearful, within rosy rerch. A am- ; omig were busily employed in getting but confident * * it would be attended to." I-Miwrrwn u» CrrpMHw brtus mn-icrtng riupa; aupper-room. Acacias brwihi-d the roof, while I patch the knees and elbows of •4 i» gte copy of some senile ■broadsheet may ' rings in roadinehs ; the men, in arming ■our panlaloons sad coot After.we ha l—ioa-in-, their-jgun>h rAXBJKKniZT-S CARMUB. >S4> Quaker’s Meting If an how not be of much worth to its proprietor, i ud equipping themselves as the law Cornelius Vanderbilt, in the year 1810, and oleanders inttw cenler innlueed a"' len’llii, I biilk the silencs by asking : yet in conjunction with others it will < irected ; the woman and children, ae when only sixteen years of age, and New make up a worthy collection. Many peo- I >c old miyx directed. sparkling fountain of cool spray, which “ Mr. Snow, did you order that cool , York had but 80,000 people, began his tinkled ctowri among moMy rocks, and plt»! ttaro arc whfr, haring preserved career as captain o£ n sailboat which such curiosities for years, can turn them 1 SUlyrir. i 44What did you my my deart" 1 d, and I had been induced by the used to run from the beach at .White­ forest waterfall. . aaks, after a few momenta’ sikmce. to IHtk' or no practical account, and it fa ! tor to remain and witness the sport, hall to Staten Inland,. carrying -paasenndt too much to hope that the response I Just .within this cncluuitcd £opk a interval-being employed in visiting i “ Did yon order tliat cool I spoko TBB COQVBTTB'9 PVNLHBgera at eighteen ccnta each. -From that ' various shops and stores, and Ob­ rustic seat afforded an oxoellent oornri-r you about t" given by such will beready and general. I day to this, through a ’ period of sixty- . Whkn formers ommot raise gixxl crops . -V2CAZV ’ they do the other thing—raise the prices. “Indeed, my dear, I am sorry, liul ing the ecoentrioiUes of the country for fliriatiou, and of course Miss Juliai Without* Ion to themsatvea, they can •* six years, Vanderbilt has been steadily “Sq Julia Nottingham is engaged at Nottingham end bar rejected swainI forgot .lUbqntV- . u materially benefit visitors to tha Great t Toucan no more hurt a silent man cngxgrd in canning freight and passen­ last," mid Mrs. Whiteley. “ Well,-I'm found their way into it. On one of these occasions I liappeneG Centennial Exhibition and appreciably Another hour’s silence, which is x gers by land and sea, by steamboat and than yon can hurt an elephant by a tin sure I’m vr^gladfo liear it.” advance n patriotic movement. i to the shop of a little tailor, whom I “ Now don't lie ridiculous, Otarenec,"’ licved by the baby’s crying, and, nrthi • railrood. His drat vessel was tha Char­ rattle. Bnt she iqroke in a tana which belied sa^d Julia. “ Let go my luuid." mU distinguish by the name of Seama, liking to bear- a noise of same sort, An Albany (N. Y.) girl, despairing of lotte, launched in 1815, by himself and irri£Qjnsi> zx z5^at Jtiz.4acjr x.vn , her words. For, somehow, Julia Nothfkl been seated just long enough to “ But yon shall answer Ync first,’1 per­ make an effort to quiet him. roujtn waxtixo. brother-in-law. With the Charlotte he supporting herself, took B. Snick—for “My,’’ says Mr. Snow, after he hi sisted Clarence. “You sludl tell mei "Have you any experience in the * jLxMtltfH, whan a footstep at Mm» door coasted to South Carolina. In 1817 husband. whether yon really lorn this old moucy- cried a minute or ao, “you had both business!” we asked a verdant-looking c rocted my attention to the approaching lie was engaged iw captain of s' steamer A riiiLosoFiiQi wye: “ If you would “O, yea, said Mrs? Hibihcqpc, with a making machine you’re' gotag ' to। give the baby some catnip tea to quit youth who applied for an editorial poai- " ranger. He was, I judged, about plying between New York and New pan for more than your value, my little. sagacious nod of tho head. “ I hare it renty years of age, and without an him, he troubles me." • tion the other day. ’. Brunswick, N. J.,' at which latter It is easier to look wise than to talk from the very best authority—hoi own The baby ir still ; another hour pamc “ Of conrso I don’t love him!” . “Haven't I though? ” he replied, c moo of cumbrous flesh* about him. place Mrs. Vanderbilt managed to build aunt." . . “ And you do Jove me I" witliout a breath of noise Bccomin shoving.one foot tinder his chair to hide 1 is habilimenta wore of homo mannfacTbc Joyful. Jolly dty» have cos>«, a hotel. In 1829, at the ago of thirty"Indeed! " wtid lixa. Whiteley. “ Well, yes, I.do—if that will bo any tired of sHcnce I take 'a lamp and rotir the unskillful patching of a Imckwoods ’ re, and tlie rim of the a tra’w hat which five, he was worth $30,000, and deter­ “A rich widower," said Mrs. 8il>- satisfaction to yoii” •_ . for the night» leaving Mr. Snow so ci cobbler, f “I should say Pd had experi- ® circled his large flat head measured nt mined to start for himself. The first tiiarpe. “ Fifty years old, and laid.' ( itco—haven't 1 corresponded w£h the 1 urt a foot in width. “ Then, Julia, .it is mo you ahould gaged with his paper that ho dot's nc steamboat ho ever built was the Caroline, “ O ! ’’ said Mrs. Whitely. “ There’s wed ! ’’ cried out the young man. . ‘ see mo l<»ve the room. Toward mic “ Good mornin*," atid Seama, untwist- which finally went over the Niagara Pumpkinrillc Screamer for six weeks— How HX sang il> no fool like an old fool.” * “Now you arc getting silty again,” night ho combs to bod, and -just m h hain’t that,experience enough I” ii g his legs and turning toward the Foils. To-day those who are most famil­ Sprig; apria. beauUf al “ Keeps Iris own carriage and hones, said Julia, imperiously wjthxlrewing the lum fallen to sloop, the baby takes “ That will do very well," we replied, " ■anger. “What can I do for you-to- iar with his affkira rate him at from and has bought an elegant country soat.” I hand which*Mr. Egvrton had contrived notion to cry again. I rise up quietly a “ Init wheu wo take young men ou our d $70,000,000 to $80,000,000. It ia under Julia will qtufcn it now,"said Mnu > to keep captive until then. “When you possible, and try to still him. While editorial Bluff wp1 generally put them “ Can you measure me for some trous- stood that the bulk of his fortune will Whikdcy, almost enviously. - know iteley, almoat cnvionalv. Irnnw mrr innrnm am walking in’ the room with a youu; very well Hint that vnnr your nntim entire income through au examination. How much e 11" aaktHi Bumpkin. go to his son, William H. Vanderbilt. “ No mas was better inoculated to pro­ Sim. Whiteley, be it understood, wns would hardly keep mo in gloves and Snow in my arras, our next—a boy o “ I guess so,” answered Seams, crawl­ Mr. Vanderbilt first married, in 1813, judge pork than my husband wns,” sayaare twelve times one I" a widow not quite post the bouudarioa slippers!” throe years—IwginB to scryum at Um to] “Twelve! Why any little boy cught it ? off the bench. “ What kind of Miss Sophia Johnson, the daughter of a Mrs. Partington; “ ho know what good of youth, and not at all averse *to a sec­ of his lungs. There is uo otiicr ootm* to 1 mj able tb ana-—b macro do you want? ” ho continued. neighbor living near his father's farm, hogs were, ha did; he imd been brought ond marriage with some eligible parti. buttb call Mi. Snow, fo l calt out-: “ " Hold ou, please—don’t bo too fast. “Same kind aa- other folks,” replied on Staten Island. She boro him thir­ up with ’em from childhcod." “And how about Clarence Egertonr" _. said Miss Nottingham. “Idolike you 44 Mr. Snow! Mr. Snow ! ’’ , Who discovered America 1" p teen children. Be married s second A vovxo Indy who liad au offtr of 44 O, she's thrown him over, of I thu beat—and I shall appoint you my The third timo he starts upand^ro “Khunbus! Pshaw, them questions “Do you- want thorn with atrspa 1 ’’ time, at the ago of seventy-six. a lady m.m-inge from a Mr. Mpore, wrote to conraa,” said Mrs. Sibthorpe. “ That clicvahar-iivcliie/ when.' I am married, plim: * \ from tho South, some forty five years him and asked for time to consider tlin piirod Seams. was nothing but a flirtation." j To tarry my fan mid bouquets, you “ What I Tim, irioro copy T ” “ Who was the flras man J” younger than-himself. Tho old gentle­ matter. The letter wav courteous and “ With what T ” said Bumpkin. “Some people have all tlu? luck," know, and toko me out to morning, oonAs though I wita'Tim, that little irn] 1 * Adam! Why mix ter, I know all------ ” “Strepe,” repento«l Beams; “them’s man looks hale and hearty. brief, dosing with “ No more at proa■iglied Mrs. Whiteley. • • and* matinees, ' ' when * <M-rts ray .... husband is running about the oflioe. I reply rathe: “ What ma hi« other name t" the fashion uow.r* all And while her good fortune was the at the batik. But old Philpotts is rich. Wttyli, “His other name? Why he didn’t “ Wliat’s them I ” h« cautiously toSTORM. Visrron—“Can I ace Dr. Jones!” subject of jwpular gossip, Mitw Notting­ —snd that’s why T intend to marry him. 44 No, I don’t want any moreflODT—J hare none." The Indians living at the head of Servant—“No, air ; he is not st home, ham Iwrsclf sat in her own room at hoare, Of course I d01rtr love him—who could have hnd enough of Unit to last me mj '•Yoe, ho did. You see that’s where Whcreui>on Scams gravely.prooceded Moffit Creek came upon a band of deer sir." Visitor—“Could I aeo his-or dep­ complacently surveying the set of- soli­ be expected to love a bald-headed old lifetime—I want to see what Tommy ii we’ve got you. Ria cither name wn.i to give him a description, explained snowed up in tne mounnuns a few days uty!" Servant—“Please, sir; you’d taire praris embedded in blue velvet, man like that I But I dare-say I shall crying about.” ' Ebenczcr—Ebenczcr Adam, Eaq., late nr use, etc., and concluded bydis- ago and killed the entire band, number­ letter wtot till master comes home, an I and the magnificent dead gold braoelcte,_____ r o ___________ maker a ___ very good sort of__wife , ; _______ and he Mr. Snow makes a doeporato effort tc of Paradise. Nobody knows this but ying a pair of trousers with straps at- ing thirty-two head. They also found don’t know where it is, and he don’t which had just arrived with Mr. I’hil-1 can’t live forever, you know, so wheu I rouse himself ; as Tommy Htops to take editors, and see to it that you don't tell others lying around dead, having starved, like his things meddled with." potta* rani attached. . | am a rich widow I mean to suit myself." a breath he falls asleep again, leaving anybody.” Bumpkin was evidently nonplussed, doubtless. These deer luul evidently Whkn the Emperor of Brazil was leav­ “ How superb! ” said Mrs. Notting" Don't, I beg of you, wait for that! ” me to pace the room in as much vexa He said he wouldn’t neither looked at nor spoke to any taken refuge up, tlxere from the storms, ing tho cathedral in Now. York, ou ham, a brisk littio woman, with gray cried out a hoarse voice, half-choked with tion as I can comfortably contain. Tlu “How many bones are there in tile ), but, fixing his great gray eyes on and the snow became 8j deep they were Eiwter Sunday, he lifted his hat to Cap­ curty and a HuspiciouHty unchanging! rage. . next morning n* breakfast, when I gavt human body ! ’’ blisim on x-aita check. i And, to Noitiqgfijun^ great dis ■ trousers, lapsed into a profound unable to get out, as the Indians saw tain Allaire, of. the New York pqliw Mr. Snow im account bf 'taftt night’s ad “ Well, I forgat now, but I d!ll know erie. A few momenta thus passed, the mow where the deer wore found force. “ Bedad,” said a looker-on, “ did ■ Julia, indifferently- ’ may and surprise, Mr.’Plrilpotta himself venture, he replies 4 wunst” en, an if suddenly rcoolloctiug him- trampled down by them. The Indians yM ever see the like av it! An impooror " Barr wish his name was anything bo: ' tumbled into the fountain-sparkling “Indeed, my dear, I am sorry the “What! don’t know that! Why, f, Bumpkin proceeded to sweep a, also reported finding a band of horses takkin* His hot off to s cop, and the cop j . ’nook. there arc 7,483,141 bones in an ordinary onakspenti! nayR, ‘ What's in aj *• I'm a bald-headed old man, am If— children troubled you.” lean place on the floor ” with his hat, snowed in ami starved to death near the keepin* his own on t ’’ ‘ This in always the way. If I even mon. A mwi that snores has one mure n*mo! ’ ” srariy ve^risAfin Mthcr. I'm a mere money-making machine ! I tlien stepping hank about three or same place. This is, doubtless, the band “’^fc-tyVnltaly," said Mfaa Nottingham, I Mira Nottingham, I couldn’t have cred- complain, it is, “ Indeed, my dear, I am bone than other people." r foot, at the same time expectorating of wild homes tlmt have been running in ?What bone is ilAt!” held; “Im^yqu .ste1 ikd this if I hadn't heard it with my own oroualy upou hw hands, cried out: that locality for some years. This band all of them, but wo believe oco wM tbo “The trombone. It is situated some­ Shakspetaa' _ just ears. Perhaps ypu will one day be a rich Bat should the very same thing occur t a yonuj' Hdy was composed cf horses which have art of doing a hiiibII grocery bumnere, where in the nose. You won’t forget the subsequent night, directly before hia about to l>o married.” . widow. Miss Nottingham, but you won’t drawled Seams, evidently from time to time strayed from their and accumulating money enough to pay ; And she thought regretfully, notwith­ be mine. I beg to release yon from your cyea, very likely he would not see or that, will you ? ” bewildered by these movc- owners in Sluurta and Scott valleys, get­ a gas bill once a quarter. Thra nrt was know anything About it, unle-“ ft lr*p- — He raid he wouldn't / standing her calkins coquette heart, of ting and keeping' in the mountains. lost about the time gas was invented.— “ Ho^ long would, it take a mud-turtle pvned to interrupt hbjUiii^ of ideas. poor'darene .' Egerton, who had magnifi­And Mr. Hulpofta stalked out of the ‘ Well, thou, you kin jest measure me They had become bo wild that it was im- Norurfch Bulletin. cent etuis snii.’aproflhv hko Adonis. Then ho would propose catnip tea ; but to cross the desert of Sahara, with a for them strap?," and tlm next instant poorible ‘ to catch auy of them. They Coxgbxsbman Scaias .asks'. “What • fairy bower. small orplian boy to. touch. him -up-bo But aha wont smilingly down to meett Miss Nottingham mt lixiking after before I can get it into the ^infant's sprung forward and stood squarely havs been s source of great annoyance is the use at 40,000 pairs of garters sent hind with n red-hot poker? ” her mii^toagtd.fianor, Hint aftt-nr^n. him, with clasped hands, and a face as stomach, ho will be far away into the m his bauds, thus elevating his heels to farmers, for if any of their horses got by the Government to the Indian wom«L „ “ Well, look hern, mister, if L hod a ( , pale as ashes. Clarence Egerton pulled rvalms of thought, leaving r^j not a little •ut two feet above Smms’ head, luid away and -entered this band it was im­ unaccompanied by a single pair of stock­ riato and pencil I could figgor that out, 1 vexed at his stupidity. hard nt his mustache. this position he was measured for possible to recover them. Tha snow is ings I ” Why, Bcaiesy, Undo titua’n but dog my skin if I'm ranch on mental ' “Dear Hiram!” aweotly respondedI . “Upon my word,” arid he, secretly Mr. Snow knows the nature of every about twelve feet deop whore the were idea is to civilize them by giving them Julia, with a little swallow oi. the unro­■ enjoying the discomfiture of the young paper published in England and the 'rithroe tic." good hose-bands. It’s only the Showfound—Yreka (CaL) Union. “ Slate and pencil ! Did you ever see mantic Ohrtatian name in hex throat. nr wovnDX'T roRGKT wk : knuM that arc to have them, snyhow.”— lady who ju»d so coaly thrown him over Unito<l States, but ho cannot for the te was a wor.derfuUy-practicaj man, “I top brought yon a bouquet for■ but a few weeks since, “ thia is what lifeW him tell the names of his chil­ a alate and pencil about a sanctum ? t / .. The relative healthfulnesa of some of PhUaddpMa BuUctni. Mrs. Foadingtou’s reception fo-night/’’ one would call a pretty kettle of fiah., dren. He knows precisely the years of Well, we’ll let that question slip. Have , s the Danbury Nem-e, and 'she was the great cities is shown in the following .. Arrsn worrying his father fat three or you got a good constitution t ” said Mr. Philpotts, producing a ryetousty poetical. To h^r life had table, which exhibits the annual mortal­ four jeara on the subject, a young mau i The old chap must have heard every every American journal, but he does not “ Party tolabje." >"{00 .KAS? 1 n a dream edged with gold and filled ity for 1,000 inhabitants : know the ago of his own baby. He who him grown up with Detroit sue-, •' How long could you live on raw corn j rith rhe loveliest roseate hwwi. Bat Madrid.................. It was quite true. Air. Philpotta, knows how every contributor looks, but C3JJ ocedud in becoming the Owner.of a time- , and faith, and do the work of '• domes- । lim had appeared everything in the finding himaelf better as the hour for I do not believe he can tell whether my piece the other day. Hia father pur- . NottingM CU ticutod elephant ? ” nospun garb of life,- He is acounthe reception approached, hatl resolved eyes are black or blue. "Lord !;I don’t behove I could live ] "I will cal) for merahant, aud buys his goods in onijgaat to give Miss Nottingham au agreeable They say Mr. Snow is getting rich. when the young man turned over hia morn ’ n a week." r York. His partner always went to asrpriee. He dressed himself and came All I'know is, he gives me money to ssrprire. lie anoseu plate at dinner he found the watciu; “Well, that's about. til long m you'd the । city on business connected with the Mrs. Paddington’s, a little late, to be clothe our boys, and that, too, without “Good! Bully for me. Yon mw s ' smiled Julia. wry, but tho partner wm recently Hire, but yet jn tolerable good time. complaint of poverty. I hope the world want to live if you got an editorial poei- ( noble father.' ” he exclaimed in rletighL ■ "Asa Irars" bringing oat of lu. Hearing from some one that Mum Not­ is right in its opinion, and, when I am ti»n on this paper. We shall ask you • on ill, and our extremely praofoxd As he opened tho watch his smildi faded' lx«*ot • gold u„-kUw, Iron, tingham luul gone into the conservatory, satisfied it is, I shall advise him to re­ one more question,"and if you prove j nd was obliged to go. It -won «ub above estimate for Madrid is from away. Noticing the chahge; his fatiier which hrm, » dranood-wi locket, •<»' . lie innooeutly followed her thither, and sign his editorial honors, and spend a equal to it you can take off your coat and . t visit to the great city, and he was a recent compilation given in a journal asked : “Isn’t thb, watcli all right’” ; ’ Rah in.” .r , । to bo gone three daya. It was a mo- in that city. The capital of Hpriu is “ It’s n good enough wnteh," was ton heard wlud Um mfdec wltrady knows. itonH event tp his fond wife. Do the “Lei’s hire 'er, ’squire. I didn’t cor- i Mira Njttingtmu’ft wedding-drraaWM reply. “Thea what’s .the mattert" t she could her mind was troubled unhealthy places in tha world. never worn, and she is still on the look­ ones will foci much flattered in making respond for the Pqmpfctuvilla Screamer 1 ■ “ Why, you have had my itame engraved nx ■w&'Jbi for nothin'/ Let'er come — ■ lx forebodings. It is difficult to tell «uU rad (Uuumd. oat for a successor to the “rich 'old the acquaintance of so literary a man. ou tho i-.vie, and no pawnbroker will give • A urnjt girl braids the hair of one »<ro<M<Wratirol io Ira «,« Itw man" that she did not marry. ctly how he felt, but while it was me five dollars on it if I get hard up! \ who site in front of her, instead of study­ “ Well, air, if two diametrical ciedes taut ha realised the importance of —Free Preu. ing, when the teacher rcmarka, “ Home A fUXXT.KD IKDIAJf. the step he was alxiut’to take, still he - At the coming Centennial Newspaper criuBt right of the fact that a mighty is the place fpr arranging the hair, not Somelkxiy dropped aomt- quicksilver Exhibition at Philadelphia it has been with a centrifugal idiosyncrasy, or, to here. What would ■ yon think of my ou the bidnvndk on Main stmet to-day decoded to display copies of antique put it plainer, we'll nay a dtaufranchired wnaibility wm i rating on his ahoulbraiding my hair in school I ” Presently afternoon in the swearing in and an Indian tried to pick it up. First journals and other curiosities of new>q>a- nonentity, what effdoi would the catas­ ii, ami, t!iat all private umution must ---- — - —• n Susan’s hand is raised, and tho teacher, the RtiecaKMul contestant for tlw seri oc­ ball it was empty, and the servant hand­ lie made a grab st it with hb thumb and per literature. To this interesting eol- trophe exert on a cryKtalized codfish sus­ feuhseiwdtb public htturesfa; His supposing Rhe viihai to ask some ques- cupied by Walls, cotarod,_ut Florida. ed her a note from Mr. I*hilpotta. Ho forefinger, and wat aRtoniahed when he lectionxdl persons having aucieDt, qurint, pended l>y the tail from the homogene­ Kit-bag was packed, aud his hand on Fintey is a fax, good-uatatted mao ; who fcond he could not pick it up. He was or curious specimi'ii’: are invited to con­ ous rafters of the •■trpyrain ?" the door to pass out of tho houw,' when hcars the, following : “Mary says yohr determined to have that quicksilver any- tribute ; and riuiuIJ the resjiuiiae be as AH.thc-.fpU force of fiiui.ponderous- she bode him good-by. She put both hair is ialec. and that you wouldn’t dare dnidodbritawtetteltera. ratHWft, ■■ problem liroke npoa his . bewildered a about his nock. ' iodo it hare." UxuraiNllaby XWU. HeMrraraA bebrain, he slowly dragged his inarilstiealJohn," sho sobbeej, “you are going Im lb. Spmkir', <tak hii ground, got a c-fopand scraped the quick­ iy cobbled-irtrwt from under his chair' wHI be transferred to some historical ““ST-’inSi'™ 27221.; spr-Wilj.-.ai silver into iL before aho g time with । fully." with rhxipottB’t^nv “ Faa." »-k* A look of triumph slu>t of the Ncwspa]>er dcjiartment, but also he gathered up the one of the salient at tractions of the Ex. the handkerchief, but it bjhih<«n as a whole. All having the abili­ ty and the will to aid on (he project should transmit their (xniflignumnto without delay io the Philadelphia offloo of the Newspaper Exhibition, Ledger Building, 110 South Hixth idreet, I’hilaWhile on view, thane exhibits andmlacird from the room. W« beard­ : him descending the stairs, go out, and ! ckiho ties iloor. We then plaridly rcj Ruined <mr duties, regretting that so I > premising a youth should have Ix-on j I weighed in the hehmre and -found- wanting.—FrankHn (Kif.y Patriot. | ’ Usf Buktay ilM**.' Moody itad j Hankey bald their last rarviora at the j 1 New York ■hippodrome. During the I th-.-m hose damage. brated physicnum who have died ill Eng­ land durixg the past >-B*r, iu* given by the Lancet, have been quite remarkable. m merely observed: Xxx# out lot my otiUr! Maria.” ' Jamea Dawson was 9«; Feb r Labham, You ’rill think of yoiir wile while 86; Stanley Ireland, 96; ArthurHclaham, you 90; Sir Charica Looock, 77; William are gone I "she murmured, huskily. g > wm a trfRc'toexvQus under the Beatbe, 82; George Webster, 89; Will­ iam McDonald, 84; Henrv Franklin. 89; tart wiura of her arms upon his collar, V_~_^ Cl___ __ ■ ' be spoke fosmaringty: “ 1 wiU bear it m utimi, my Amt." •• .11 would After the with m much tirmne« u if it oath. Here Ketr made a (uuny miatake. Confederate, be began with, “Da y« •ohomly raw Ual jw jm.uw etc., when Fiafoy'i Atonferdro?MMMb'hi �APRIL ««..1S7S aun gmsTMiD Detroit book keeper, and come <100 of State funds talftovs.* lUtbongh: meats and-then melt* A a Aacribez of n, country paper of lar of subscription, told the collector not many months ago, when called UfMMi for hh little bid, that he had no thing to encourage the undertaking. A Japanese doctor in San Fran­ cisco drew thirty-eight blisters un a man to cure him of favor, and some other petite made it their huianeas to hold the Jap under a pump untill A Prnesylvrnia clergymen says it is well enough for a man to sleep in church if he wants to. He says that it is much better for the sleeper’s aonl than if he went off fishing. A St Louis woman says that a and that it is no worse to encircle a lady's waist with your arm (ban to hug your friend's sister on the stairs. IHinois is bragging about raising •50,000 worth of peppermint last year. Oh, pshaw ! Michigan drank .>/ery drop of it before January, and had to send out far’more. A Philadelphia saloon-keeper cal­ culates that he w.fl need, exactly I,000,faW) long rye straws thtring the CeutooniaJ These straws will show which way the juleps go. hard tested ease as 1 ever met. He was wise in knowing what to attempt, and He was fair to There is enough small pox in Jack­ what to let alone. son to make (he bnilding "of a pest the court, the jury, and his adversary, but candor compel* me to any that he hou’e iMHu-ssary. • by practice learned there was power At Bay Crty, ^Wednesday, a fivei^ims. ' He was candid, awl he was year -old girl aatned Smart f«4l head farvmoyt into a,well and was drowned' thc'iuost of thia As he entered (he In Allegan, on the ISlh, a young j trial where must lawyers object he man by the name of Smith, fell from would say he ‘reckoned’ it would be a wagm, which ran over hia chest, fair to let this in or that; and some­ times, when his adversary could not killing him instantly. Mrs. McK«ixi*jof L^roy. Kent Co., prove what Mr. Lincoln knew to lie aged 32, was burned lo death April the truth, he would say he ‘reckoned' ?5ih, by her clothing taking fire from it would be fair to admit the truth to be so and so. When hy did not ob­ some burning brush. ject to the court, after he heard hi* The loss by the burning of the objection answered, he would often Grand Trunk machine shop, at Fort say, .-Well I reckon I mast be wrong.' Gratiot, was ?35,000, end 50 men Now about the time he had practised have been thrownmtlofemployment. three-quarters through a case, if his Cipt. Melcher, of Pnw Paw, a vet­ adversary didn't understand him he eran of the Mexican war for the un­ would wake up inyafew minutes find ion. is dead. He was a man ol some ing that he had feared the Greeks too late, and wake up finding himself note in his locality. beat. He was wise as a serpent in J.,T. Wixson, a Spring Like pic­ the trial of a cause, but I tell you I ture man, has been arrested far adul­ have got too many scars from his tery. He lived with uno wife, nnd blows to certify that he was as harm another came and made a fnsa about less.as a dove. When the wholo it. ' tiling is unraveled, the adversary be­ Morris Cohen, d clothing merchant gins to see that what he was so bland­ of Kalamazoo, has made an assign­ ly giving <wny was simply what he ment to David J. Inlicnfield. Owes could get and keep. Bv giving away •40,000, nnd has perhaps •2.1,000, to six |X)iotK and carrying the seventh he carried his case, and the whole pay it with. case hanging on the seventh, he trad­ Seth Tucker, a wealthy farmer of ed everything off which would give Grand Rapids Township, aged 70, him the least aid io carrying that. A cut his throat four times with a razor man who look Mr. Lincoln for n aim April 24(h, inflicting wounds which plo minded man would very sonn will prove fatal. wake up on his back in a ditch.” At.Lansing, April 2Uli, Goo. Will­ iamson undertook to rape Mrs, Eliz­ KA8HVILLE MARKET. abeth Morton, who was confined to her bed by sickness. The beast is now in jail John Garland, alleged to be a noled Bidiana papers have found out that forger from San Francisco, was over California beats Ute Hoosier Slate for taken nnd captured al Sauganick, divorces, A Sacramento judge isn’t April 25'h. I»y a detective who has over twelve minnres breaking a fam­ been on his track for several months. ily all to pieces. > Hichard C. Duncan, a prominent citizen of Battle Creek, died Insi An Arkansas coroner is trying to Thursday, from consumption. Ho fintfeoot how Frank Abrams came to was a brjlher of the late Thomas G. be locked in his cabin, nock broken Duncan, the millionaire of will notor­ oild and dead, and his wife oil to a .. ietysugar party. * On the 20th while a little daushter of Silas Weinple, of Noih Union, An Iowa man spit on an American I Branch Co., was climbing through an flag to show his contempt for this open window, the sash fell, breaking country, and a crowd lowered him her neck and killing her instantly. diwn a cold well till his patriotism Dennis Varnia, of Fair Haven, was git wanned up. disappointed in love, and is now a raving maniac He smashed (he fur­ MT Mbody says that if a loafer niture, nnd was the tenor of his fath comes to comp meeting he should Le er’s family. He has been sent to prayed with. If be kicks up a row the asylum. he should be knocked down and stepAt Ovid, April 24th, William Finch* a boy 16 years ol age, son of the wid­ ow Finch, while al play with several Florida-has a volcano in an impen­ other boys with powder, by a premn etrable swamp, and the alligators ture explosion of their little blast, had look aronnd’it and tickle themselves his face shockingly shockingly tom, and both that they hive a big thing. eyes put out. % The longest speech on record is believed to have been that made by Mr. De Cosmos, in the Legislature of British Columbia, when a measure was pending whose passage would taka from a great many settiers their fenda. De Cosmos was in hopeless minority. The job had been held back till the eve of the close of the session; unless legislation was taken before noon of a given day the act of confiscation would fail. The day bofore the limitation of tho expiration of the limitation De Cosmos got the floor about ten a *•< and began a speech against the bill. Its friends eared Irttl», for they supposed that by one or two o’clock he would be through, and the biU could be put on its passage, One o-'ctock came and De Cosmos was speaking atill—hsdnU more than entered wjxxj hrs subject. Two o’clock—bewas saying in the FARMERSI EAtSTWARn. ALL OF TOP THAT WANT TO BUY Lowest LIVING Proflt. GROCERIES! PLOWS, HARROWS, ROAD SCRAPERS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS, WHEEL CULTIVATORS, Hay Hakes Sulky Reapers NZowers And.in fact anything from a Plow Point to a Threshing Machine, you want SIZES AXD PRICES! Mai’s Slits fron 9.00 to $18.00 Boys’Suits “ 5.50 to $11.50 HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PACS, OVERSHOES. C. <7. Wolcott SELL GOODS FOR LESS? MONEY THAN ANY OTHER FIRM IN NASHVILLE I tty I have no partners to divide my profits with, and I will five the man that buys of me the profits that I ivoiild have to give my partner if I had one. C B. BUSH, LEDYABD. Fort fane, Jamon Sam R. R' IN THE PLOW LINE I HAVE A IV n bi am i»t 2.1 Cts. and Chil­ dren’s Stocking” (all Wool] auoRT LiXB sxrvm No. 15 Diam.ond.l8teel, MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH IO. 1* DIAMOID IKON, AID TKAIXS BUM BY CHICAGO 13MK HECKENDORN REVERSIBLE POINT, Combination of Iron and Steel, right hand and left hand. These PLOWS are made id Ka:aniazop. and are warrauied superior to any Plow in (he World. I want every farmer in Barry or Eaton Counties, that wants a firrt Jmkm-UIo class Plow, this season, to come and get one of these Plows and take it home and try it one week, and if not found satisfactory to be retorned al my TOWJtt expense. COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! Ordinance. DEST $1.00 TEA*S The fhmmen Council. of the Pillag- of Nashville, Oulain That owners or oc cupant* of lots on premises adjoining Middle Street, ou the east nt nny The. Highest Market Price paid for point from north side of lot No. 12, Cbuntry Produce. ■ south to the alley south of D. A. Gn en's lot, ho required to build a side-walk adjoining said Street. Said DOST PASS WITHOUT CALLING walk to be completed on or beloro June 1 flth, 1876. Crcdli. E. J. FE1GHNER, ,D. C. GRIFFITH, Recorder, RS. L O. CROCKER hu Jail re«lvrJ a Urx® »toek Of Sprint an>! Rummer - M MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS' I KEEP A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF And Manufacture all kinds of TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE. EAVE TKOICBIYG a Specialty. C. C. WOLCOTT. BOISE BRO’S Hats In all the latest styles. Real and . Imitation Laces. Beat and Imitation Hair Goods, ’ BcMMbem BaBraad Centennial Mammoth Stock of MARBLE WORKS Watctaaier aii Jeweler, BLACK A FULLER, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ATTENTION, ALL! DRUGS, MEDICIKES, So-.ne folks seem to think that the best mark a man can make in this world is a $ mark. M-mevnu, Before you buy, arid I will show you the largest Line and the best Im­ plements made in the United States, and I will sell to you cm time or tor I DaUi. cash, as you wish, and 1 am bound to • A great danger threatens not only JAMES FLEMING, Detroit, but the whole State. Seven hundred inmates in the Wavue Co. pocj house have been exposed to smalfpox. There will.be an exodus P. S.~ Fine, Watches and Jewelry care­ of many of these to moro healthy lo­ fully repaired and warranted.. calities. In fact it is rumor'd that many are now taking to their heels in every direction, carrying the germs of this most fatal of diseases.—Ex. When a lady is pond of her small feet, hasn't she a limited understand­ ing? NTATIOMl NV agons, PRIKTSFROM6T07C. Oashmcrc for Cloaks—Patterns giver, James Anthony, tobacco dealer of Detroit, died very suddenly ________ t____ at his to those buying Cloaks Blearing. Pressing. (bioring ami re­ residenc • Wednesday afternoon. His wife was down town on an errand, shaping Old Hats. nnd upon her return found her hus­ band on the floor of the house dead. Maraioe Switb. the murderer of McKean at Detroit, had planned an escape from the Sandwich jail. A letter which he had written to his moi her, directing her to bring some cloihes to a house in Windsor, and to him at the jail, a pair of shoes with saws in the sole, with which he might cut hia way out, was discovered in the posession of a retiring jail-bird tn and insisted on reading K. The ma­ whom Smith had consigned it for jority began to- have a suspicion of transmission. The ball -and chain truth—he was going tospeaktill next was then added to Smith’s costume. aooa and kill the bilF. For a while they made merry over it; but, as it The flowers at A. T. Stewarts fun­ came on to dusk, they began to gel eral cost $10,000. alarmed. They tri.d interruptions, Colfax has made Si2,000 by lectur­ but soon abandoned them, because each obe afiorded him a chance to di ing since last summer. They tried to shout him down, but that gave him a breathing space, and finally they settled down to watch the combat between strength of will and weakness of'body. They gave him no mercy. No adjournment for dinner uo chance to do more than GOOD GOODS! , TISTE TAHLE. and MONUMENTS, BOOKS, STATIONARY, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, WALL PAPER, pay the Highest Market Price for PAIXT8, OILS, S^ttfaclion Guarmut^L BLACK * BVLLKB. VAKKISHE8, POTATOES, CORN, APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed. &c., D.U..r«l BRUSHES, NOW ARRIVING AT THE TEAS, COFFEES, CHICAGO SEED OO. ih.lr ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. TOILET ARTICLES, 6iBDEI & IlD SEEDS PERFUMES. LATH, SHINGLES. WA TER LIME, SALT, HAIR. STUCCO, PSI SPICES, JjJOSOjr, MOOXUB A; Co, dry goods, Wines and Liquors I Senator Hamlin hasn't been seen to mail a since the Senate subdued ing from hie subject; no silting down. his postage bill He's the' maddest which we ekip and retail al bottom price*. m. medical ,.-n> yKcnA^rrxL rrs Twilight darkened, j. the cas was lit, old bold head in Congress. AINSWORTH A BROOKS, members slipped out to dinner in re­ Lewiston. Maine, has thirty Adven­ Proprietors. lays, and returned to sleep in squads, tists who meet about once in four (ml De Cosmos went on. The speak weeks, got ready to ascend, are dis­ er, to whom he was addressing him­ appointed, and da capo, / self, was alternately dosing, snoring "What did mothers used to do be­ Do you fore baly carls were invented t ’ asks pped out Do you want a good Book for the last, and an exchange. Stayed at Imine and Stockmann *c Willyanl, brought up a healthy child. Home Circle ? it wa» a very logical, eloquent or sus­ ’Boh for Michigan ! In a crop re­ Do you want School Books ? tained speech. There were digress­ port. em fas cing returns from seven­ ions in it, repetitions also. But sttll Do you want a Prescription filled teen states. Michigan makes the best the speaker kept ou ; and at Iasi Doon •l>ow for wheat and fruits with care ? came to a baffled majority, livid with |xxenoe.»»<l«'iun t lem«i>, Swor praple nuke « rtighty I m. rage and impmence, and a single man, trionmh.i.., ilwngh bi, °°>”K • •">*!! Ibmj. John Owelu, of . • -u> -a 1husky __ whisper, » • voice had sunk Alexandria, Airginta, broke two .fl... of hrs his eyes were aluwat abut. aiwl were rib» ‘he other night while trying fa bleared and bloodshot, his kgs toller- tur° aver IO ed ante him, and 'bis baked bpa They have discovered fifty one MIX DETROIT. KURWKAN Hurtt; AND LADIE8 & GENT’S RESTAURANT NEW LIVERY! LADIES’ DINING PaHLEHS UP4JTJ FULL PARTICULARS NEXT WEEK Gfc*E£*"»rA«!'«Tx SALE aid BOARDING STABLE, ATKIN8OJR A BOX, Call and See Ui were cracked and smeared with skeletons in an old mound in ScotUood. De Coeraos bad apoken twea- had, and Scotch papers can't see ty-six Lours, tad saved the settlers why a person should dig hia way into Fours Tnrty, BOISE BROS. C, A, TRUMAN. XASHVTLLl, MKR �----------------------1— Fathers and. mother*, brother, and meter,, sweetheart, and children, ean be L Mtn.♦. «. BOTTOM PRICES BY BUYTNO THE1H GOODS OF THE NEWUGRM. Griffith & Durkee, W 1E YOUNG. H. D~ . — IN THE BEACY BRICK. IDryGroods of his tailoring Miabliakmeal. H.«, $176, tt.00, $2.60 and $1-00 ld 15 plead guilty, admitted that bo want 'lo the bouoe with criminal Intent larking in his bo­ thia village, this Miramar. Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints; Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. Only three dubs Hay . DRESS GOODS! NEW FIRM. wa« found in Aho • fifftoglili lias of AgHcultund npirW*. whta will benoM If called for Get my peieen ou befme jmr- Mm. C. 1 Dsyo, Seo'y. about “foul play." of .»•«. A. Avtewortb. Mid ahaU eunUnue tbe tatat the OLD iffAND, aa beretafare, vfat: A Jury of physicians 304 MAIN STREET 204 Dr. in or near Sunfield had snatched a sub­ ject .from some neighboring graveyard and Shlrtlage, JffadcfXAd^. _ Sheetings by building an addition thereto, and'is Tho Nashtill* Cornet Band will gifs a DEALERS IN Sellin exclusively for Cash at one Price to All, and at 12 FURNITUREI 1-2 Per Cent Profit of Ruhlng,, thia city. >e if you don’t make teaney by doing ee. Dan t forget the place,—near the depot. A. M. DavoiusrT. Republican county conveation will May 5th. The programme will consist of ( be hsld next Saturday, and the Do on May 10th, at the Court House be seen a diagram of the Church. The Con­ tinge. Take tour ebcice. __ cert is given for the pa-pose of raising affair, and oar chlsens will receive their money's worth by attending. Gxirnrs a Dvun't Dy. Barber’s, last Tuesday evening, and the Doctor will be remontbeewd by tbe $5 he Wheelie's. ■ Yard Wide Sheeting ai 8 cts. per yard. —Last week Hoskins of the Vermontvil e DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Beats, Shoes, HATS, CAPS, Natkas, BOOTS, Hlhboas, SHOES. CLOTHING, Scarfs, WOTIOHS, JtO., AC., AC. Fars, Ac. Hats, Caps, the social nMlerUZS. , Iz- C<uA Punltutn will mol. -Tbe Middleville Rcpablfam pablbtea Please call and examine Goods and I^rg. Saewig by buying ihfir Goals an anonymous letter, purported to hare been directed to .the editor’s wills, and tell- mark in tho world, and bo thinks nights on Compare Prices, before purchasing of a CASH BOISE. going homolhat hia efforts st .Vermontville elsewhere. are not appreciated, and possibly might have made a miaiaka In commencing bwiioom In such a small place, all of which goes to show that hia marks al Vermuuvilla arc not very financial ones. Perbape it is be­ the village, aeoording to an ordinance cause they are such pale ones. ' KOCHER BROS. NASHVILLE N. DeViao. Meadville. OX SOUTH MAIN STRUCT, style an. And wouldn't I pile on the dude a credible examination at Battle Creek. and foiling. J. C. D. and wear a big bustle l Oh no. HI! OUCH !w and just here his father, as he led ship la tbe West Point United States M ill lo­ —Ells, the Chai lotto Leader man ’-dishes ry Academy. He was thecae altogether HARDY A OROORSB, Pnjirleton. Bvsar DKscaiPTios, Black- , H yn.iha. AH ktiwl. rrt wort So tU rUwcka^jO. pLEMENT SMITS. _ u»i luta. ms £otmn.Owwi;. os' (foton Hooae. All tefal ......... .. *• W—P«»., - a . ’ AXtoiney mtTXamw. Offirt over Fntav Bro,. Dne<Htorr. NaakrUlq Mkf. T H. LEE. J• Ibeputy MlierIff, X..UXt,JCct CvUwUfcmaa aprttaliy. PARAD-Y, Manulactnrer ef g Stest* asd ’ Shoes, JOHN Q CRESSY, J Bn k m i 204 Main St., Jackson. v BO. n. FILMING, Teacbar of A FEW PXAJTO AID ORGAII TERMS- |10 Pm QUARTER. Walnut Bureaus, with tlass $12.00 TO LOAN! Marble Top Bureaus, bo $18.oo ]\fONEY Ol \ppnU teal UaU Sccirities, ■ tw BUMS or Everythin! Else in Proportion. Hoorn, ovvt 'T’lsr Dro,.' Dr=t Slow, Xarfmilv. Jfc- $300.00 and UPWARDS Call A.a<1 See. 204 MAIN STREET 204 S.LEIBHAnSER,^ NEW BAKERY MERCHANT TAILOR! READY MABE CLOTHING! II. A.L.DTIICI1 MBreai,BKb,Cai«,Cracien and Pies A LUNCII BOOM bustle in the Migbtorhtted of that wood 1 -Rd. Partello has bidden a final farewell OX LOXO TIME. L. BUS8KLL. Ofllro orsr J. RumMIM atora, H„tum. Mioh. ELI STRONGPractical jUtllioright,aar Oiataa u HULL aASHIBKBY, - KalnzitaaKdao. KT - MLlcbicgane and Rd’s head is about level. —17,500 Patch a-,—While visiting Ret. W. II. Shelby, in Sunfield, Eaton Co., I Holmes, while playing in D. Pnrehis’ yard was bitten severely just below his right eye GROCERIES! H. ALDRICH. TV THE NEW “DOMESTIC" Planters, and or the Be** Makes ia the Cenalry. • Connett. Koowa, 1 n*w trprisg g*wd* now Itellowing him. April 84, 1878. J the long brick is a popular trading lost in Nashville. »nd toil paper reachRegular meeting held. Present—Hardy. Lee, Hnlbeit, Par­ r« our many rredeew. the eaunterr and rtelvta will touted high wMh the lal*t adv and Roe, Trustees, Minuicm of tbe last meeting read and approved. Qa moiion Addison 3rnce was WiHis elected Oveneer in Roed Diet. No. 8 in place of N, P. Frink, who did not in siMBlatfoa ow nt from whiah nocepf. place be oaam heaa,that bin bn^rjtad barn On mottofi Sila’ Btiles was elected Overseer in Road Dial- No. 2 in place it might be wvW to add ths! this was only a ftifivua rumor. From ail accounts we to • Might ELIKU CBIPMjUJf, Spring* nnd Summer Style* A Doubts­ , Thread Lock-Stffcfi The following nccotinta were pre­ with sented and on motion allowed: Mmahvllle, Mick. Gmtrttl Cofwryajfebfg; Collections a sptciit&jf; LOAN <m ccMf Mcuriiy. AH bmtMM autrcMad U Ur care, WU1 bo prompl I; and cwfHUUy aUondod MT •* MVERY STABLEI Machine. WM. VENNi IhapRtRToa^ H A BRgtmd’v old alaad. HuafavUlc, Mr Vaxu baa had aetvral yaora uxporlunca is th* livery bustawue uad-ia prvparadto furnish all wtacr wish' with a gcou rig,. and a* pricaa eorrmpoading with tb« Hmw tirnaa. Ujl> CHAS. W. DE1ARAI, Es y> ?>.o JEWELER s OPTICIAN men. nashvillk L. MOBY’S =— =T£j23'WKi’~~“ ■* tgw and Baggies. JEWELRY, ited and Treasm 8. Rilles. Sart Durkee.. GALE CELLED Pli DIAMOND IRON PLOWS DENTI ST MONE Y TO Harrows, Corn Road Scrapers, B. LIKBIIAUnER. SfruT 12. <?. ntting-er CUTTIKG AMD FITTING, A Woodlaud Bev. The Ink-slinger of the Vermontville KnttTprfor. has been braging all winter about biv nice wood pile NvU we mean buvmuw wacn wv ray that we will bet the He wu rolling a piece of sardines that we have • nicer and bigger team Hopping aaddealy U pile «?f wood than the aforewwi quill-driver corner «t the roUer fractu 1 edwwiee injuring him. KaritvMte, Mkh. Nov, io. Dre^t and Cloak Making, W. SMITH. Wheel Cultivators, The latter gash being an.inch tong and pen­ etrating clear through hia cheek. IEH’8, YOUTHS’& BOYS’ CLOTHIBQ No « Kain SlrtwC REAPERS, MOWERS, Horse Rakes, Plows, ^TM. JONES, MELINKRY&FANCY GOODS! Justice of the Peace, OUB STOCK CONSISTS OF man’s head sb orcd oct flfewimkw like a storks head out of the sea gruss. It was Strong looking for locals. (Me «yo Was up­ on the train, and the other upon a couple of dogs wrestling.” FOB SAXE CHEAP bran now Wilson Sewing Machine, of same r*yle as advertised in another enb- tyrf Barry. te< W. G. AYLSWORTE & CO., iGRICULTO R1L DEPOT, Watch for ing a depth of 41} inobi Colds vettled on the Breast, Cosmtrnpiion, or any di«eaao of the Throat and Ltutg*. A pr«>f of that fact is that any pereon aSlcied. can get a Sample Bottle for 10 oenla and try its superior effect before 'buying the regular aiae at "6 oenla. It baa lately been introdneed in thia country frvw Germany, and fat wonderful ocrea are aatoacahmg every OM that une it Three donee will re­ lieve any cut, Try It WHfiSfER A HOBBS. PUnaand K|*-Jficat!-is,for Mlil BuHdUsg*8|*maUy. CoCTO'paod'M UMtad. *WI Cornet Bead. the attraction. leans. A. BARBER, M.. O. Hovn.-o- H M. FLINT, E. T. CHILD & GO. unMorMr danaUW. < tiquwaa freak elock of Spring Goods, and whilst he fo aboeat Id. Whit, is George’s right hand D. GRFFITH & DURKEE, Nashville, M>eh. -I. M. Fits: han bdllt an addition to his 1 T B. ftXSEY. nmyrnwr. Ooatfr.aX malm a vpariah^ cC. and ks*p afulluwort- Bal Be C. ELLIS. M. Af speedily notified of the eU:« of affairs O«cr J-.1 .Ide ol M«n fcrt*. 'CROOKS Clocks, Spedacct, fc. PATENT Lv^y^arUrt^aa Oetr wx ran toll m topMmmtoi * ....................... —......$4.10 2-14 THE LIGHTEST-BUNHIKG SKCH1NE IS THE WORLD. --- R e p a i rjrti f£----•no ta a wwrtmMffh* reaXr, aad atiafcoelnu mmrwitaed. C«3lo«4!«ro CHA8. W. DRMABAT Motiou oubdc nod curriad that the GUARANTEX: MEAT MARKET! ty aad I." Cooncd adjaarnad. K. A. mGHJCER. and ■ngmioCeoh. LKANt«K SMOKY. §. g.E D. C. GRIFFITH, “ DOMESTIC ” 8EWINC MACHINE CO. ROK& CLEVER. New York mmol Chicago. HiFASHIONS^^^ DOUBLE .WAGON awp vOv.aiwctMy wt caac FRESH JTEATS, aU kUA., which win b« mW low for u^ “DOMC8TIC" SEWING MACHINE CO. aadpv’ Or A- rte. Grvo i h»x �------ LL.J.L. out wLai iff puUm f«»alin< from U.« m«i- Mtadl fruit; toll the cold snap did nsuoh dpa/jra to paaebta in arena Motions. Indiana 'will have Htfle wheat and few peach**, tort apptee and Mnall fruit took well. Michigan <a Q. GO1 Mnaancihnsctt*, recently shot • aval on the rteka al Hope Intend, down the bar, where he in now Firing, which menuored four feet nine and one-half inchaa in length. He ought to have bean a goodKircd sad, judging by his length; but be wasn't, which i* not to be wondered al under the tHrctunatanofe. Upon exam­ ination it wan discovered that he “wore a collar round his neck" in fttu slisjx) of a boop, about six inchoUu diameter, evidently from a lobster poi, with apart iukI bogj-y in A (w^mltar way. Ono day tael WMk tr. «tar>-Mitad at lb* Protidwtta akad MtiHteu. fltourt wwhti! to drive emt in>maliately. A tarastte l.orao wm harnMMd —Tim French Minuter of Foreign Affaire ia, to a >Wk W, and to* aron drew o*. H* ban txrt tin« rtiuread. mul tec Prwid«ut emtidering too betiw of o commercial treaty had cot ordered the horot- Tto thtaf ia naid with the Unl|*d Htato*. It ia propped to piao* French tilks and wines on au advantageous footing as to toe tariff in tha United Ulate*, whilo Fraurc, in return, is to subject American ctitoo to only a small import duty. (»en. HWWck. Hupervhw of the Ottumwa (low*) district, to send in bin resignation. . . -BHhF- Atatdbald Dixon. of Kentucky, —Tha towboat Dictator was wr.cked in a cnlUtion at Haatdbal. Mo., ono day last week, and ten penoc* wore drowned, including too clerk and others ol th* crew. Tlic craft had an loo barge In tow alongside, and in pawing through a bridge too swift current drove her against too stone pier, where die broke In two. —Uio Hanilhal (Mo.) bridge across tho Miaeifldppl rirer io conatlcrod tho tnool dangerous Cf an on tbe river for eieamboata. The ourrent there is always bad, and in Ure-prerant high stage of water rniui at the ml.) of fifteen m:lM an hour. Tho steamer Clinton, in pac­ ing through tho draw, a few dsyo since, was driven against the atone pier and luul one of her patollc wheel* torn completely from her. Ou* man wm knocked overboard, but waa ros- Prttadeot a few days sumo to present a petition signed by 3.000 ettisens of BL Loom. praving for lb* oardon' of ex-Collector Uon Maguire ; but the President declined to interfere. as also did the Atiorney-geueral, on tho ground tori the District-attorney and Judge before whom Maguire .was triad had not recommended a . —The brewery of Hstm-i Brothen., to Ewt Ei. Louta, BL, was totally dwtlroyod by fire one night last week. The loss is over 3125.000. including 4.500 barrels of been . —At Brown's Station. Boon* county. Mo., eno day last week, .five men wore drerending A coal shaft when too rope broke, a»d alt fell to tiie bottom.’over 100 f*eti Two man aud a Mexican towns, and to prevent the levying of boy were instantly killed, and the other two forced Ioann upon Amoricami. They uro to fatally Injured. cross the rivMrtxf neccseary, in enforcing the —A terrific b*U-.rtcrm passed over Khawnoc spirit of (hi* order. county. Kan., one day lart Week, which killed - Iteturna fromdtfty-aeven notate in Ohio aa to the condition of the crops. pubJ‘ jts«i hi iho PetitoryIvaataaeenue,...The Horje liefiBaney t*Jl waa called up, amatd.<«. and finally pa«ed....A turawage waa ractivwd from President Grant vetoing th-. blU roduelUR the .alary of the preaalent of the b«UU. The first reached ns that of Urombrry (white Datnocnt) v*. Hantecn (colored IlcpuHican). It wm Ordded !« favor at the tatter, •ome places the had was eight inches deep, and tha committee haring unaulmouilj- reported that arc totally destroyed or badly injured Other tho rise of hen's egge. It wsa limited to a ter­ ba waa entitled to tbe eeat. 5hr caM at Finley fnuta. 15 report th* indications far good crops. ritory one mil a in width, but extended south va. Walla (colored) waa begun nexg but not con21 fair, 21 badly Injured. Wheat, M report good croiw, H fair, 28 badly injured. Fifty points tn ;«diana todteste peadira badly Injured. Other •scend day's proceeding* of tl.c Inipeacbmsnt trial. froite. 23 good. 11 fair, Il badly .injured. —Tho National Lato.r Cor. vention that mot IkUnap, aennupanli-d by hi* counsel, appeared at Wheat. 10 good. 13 fair, and 23 badly Injured. *t PitUburgh, recently, could not agree upon balf-|«rt II o'clock, and te>< Itolr Mata. Fits -Use Lbtaago Infer-Ocean ia waging war Use second rreolaiion. in rotation to finance, mtautaa before 1 o'clock tbe House managen came and upon it* adoption a large number of dele­ in, and the prncacdtag* were at cure begun. Af­ gatee withdrew. The rreolutiu . in quretion ter reading tbe mlnutea, Use HpUcaUon of Use favored too ro{>eti of too National Banking taw Uoow »u presented by Manager Lord and read by tb- Secretary. After the reading waa 000and tbe Breumption act —The first election'al Chicago under tha now charter took ptace on the IHlh inti., and reenllod in Che rucoM* of to* Itepublkari -News from tha Big Horn country is to tho ticket with the exception of City TreMurer. effect that the Chcyenrira hero broken op Into A majority of th* Aldermen cboaeti Re■mall Ifen-te for marauding purjwm. En-i- publicaiw. An unusually Jargevoto was polled. grwt partiM arc attacked if not too irtroag. —Ttie Indiana Democracy mekin convention »■>.! eometiEMM mining parttes get worsted. at IndiMspotia. hurt week, and nominate! J. D. Wiliums, of Knox county, for Governor. night* since, a man, wife, and throe children W. & Holman and Franklin Lauder* declined to be jut in Donitaation for tho cdlice. The resolutions adopted call far too withdrawal of the TUtional bank notes and tlie aubetilutlon of notes taeued by too Government; ■tamand too *50.000 for the relief of to* Indians ta Ari- roped of the Rmnmptiou act. and recommend Thon. .V Hendricks to tho National Demo­ cratic convention mb suitable candidate for th* JTetideacy. Tho remainder of th* ticket CRIBB ARD CRIBIXALB. -In a dispute about rent, in New York. John is m followa: Lieutenant-governor, Isaac P. Usd otnysd tbe will of babes* c.irpu» In tbe Haltett Kilboura case, and tost Kflbcorn waa ordered by Taeffo shot and kUltd Joha l arreti, ■ land­ lord. Farrell was also a cmtractor, and em- trict, H. H. Buskirk; Second district. A. G. the Jud*» Into the custody of the MaahaJ.... Uakac, Downey ) Third district, John Pettit; Fourth of Indiana, offered * resolution InsirnctlBR tbs *«Idoyed Ta*ffa. led committee on tor re*l-»«Utv pool to Im rati#ate —OoL A. A. Spencer waa kilted to tho court room st Liyn Qrrek. lira, one evening last John ft Neff. Auditor of State, E. Handcr­ week, by a man named Jeffreys. The awastin eam Tr*a*ar*r, Benjamin C. BLaw. Attocneyasked Spriioe^wtert 1*7 tad done with tea B*t»erti. U A. Boakirk. Superintendent of (Jeffrey's) wife and children, and toon drew a Public Inatraction, J. H. Smart. Clark of revolver and fired ti<roe abate. <sch taking Supreme court, Gabriel Scbmiok. Iteporter effect in the bead. Ct£ Spencer ia said to bo of Supreme court. Au/natu* N. Martin. —Tha IlliDoi* Dumocrati t convention I* ntal coins. Il provides for silver doltar. and Urtf. a son nt a fonner Secretary of ,tlio Navy, and l»uU>« at LllnL Bpw. .h. n. bu, u called to meet at Springfield June 22, to wiret doltant, <s» aide at Ute o>iu« to Rive a coneRpondlUtf value 10 rotas of oUwrpriuelp»l coin•nerctalnattonv the yard-arm of ‘JliJ brig ffouwra for mutinv delegates to too St Louis convention. ....The rnitisited el action case from Florida. Walla many yesre ago. -Garvey, tho contractor who did th* plas­ tering of tbe New York Qty HaU. am. who shared ia tim plunder of th* Tweed ring, state* tint he is willing to give up al] that ho ia not legally entitled to. As i____ _ ___________ be ascertained be U ready to ntetle. —D9tan, tho tnurderous burglar who killed Mr. Nw. Umbra* trnnfaant. tn N*w Yctfk ta Anguet I-rt. was executed on Friday of last week. Ho was to hav* bran hangod tai>««mbrr, IM73, Inn skillful Dwyers' pleas intervened: tb*-.i th । time wm set for two different taler Titan reprieved rcela: Lincoln taut week, and adopted * pint­ form in fxv. r cf hard money and reform. Tbe ddegV.ce to tho BL Lout* convention ware uninatructed, but *ro M*d to be unaataacaaly for To the Berwie r-fOie VniM male,Herewith 1 calun’SenAte bill No. 172, entitled •• An act fixing the BAlary of th* Protidcnt of too United BtetM.” without my approval. I *m conatrainod to this courmt from * **um of duty to my aucocMora in office, to mywalf, and to whet ia due to tho dignity of th* poatooo of Chief Magirtraio of * nation of more tlian te.OOO.OOO of jieoplc. When tec salary of the Pretideut of the Unital Btato wax fixed by tho Constitu­ tion at 825,000 per annum we war* a nation of but 3,000,000 of people, poor from a tang and exhauativo war. without ooramereo or pxaenfaotare*. with but few - waot*. and thooo cheaply euppUnd. Tho salary murt then have boon doomed small for tho rcejx.uaiIMlittM ami dignity of tbe pontoon, but justi­ fiably ao from the impoverished condition of te< treasury and tho almphcityit wa* demred _ ... .. nUary of- Congressmen imd wm fln>t fixed at Uio time actually average of about 120 days to the Motion, or ♦720 per year, or 1e*a than one-thirtieth of tbe mlar;'of tbarretidewt Congress have legis­ lated upon tfietr own iiatarie* from time to time tince, until finally it reached <5,000 per annum, or ono-tlfth that of the Pretidenk be­ fore the salary of the latter wm increased. No one having a knowledge of the coat of living at die national capital will contenrt that the present salary of Congressmen la too high, uu1m* it be Uie intention to make the ofiico one entirely of honor, when the ealan- ahould be abolished, a proposition repugnant to cur re­ publican idee* and inftltutiomt. I de not be­ lieve the oitisen* of this republic detire Uieir prokabiy give him lhe i-.omit.a'icu. rojuuejr.. th* >M are reported to be no longer neew•ery. So they have "topped cunjuigning and guaemto barrack-. . -An c|iidawiic. Uin nature of which to imparSooebv*. tot ten (vavfnoJ of Ktangaoo, of •th* rich*** and mt-u pojw.km* <’.>*trinta of t bin*. The a*MM ia mtidag great haver, •ever*! vJiagr* having tcct: estirtiy dejxipatatal. Doth ovtatekM tea vtotoo .Jokm b*- ore* TrabitrM ixt w*rk. 71... kvwaa were bMvy wr both •»!«. Tta» mrwl r«w«v are toMtobeAwtaMMwiUi tow rragrw* of th* r«W** to pctrieg ttawn the rtiwtfltoe. - Tbe wm of lb* Engiati. tidp V'^wy, ta*u as ‘ he grew larger.— IFdrceator (Mom.) A ROBAXCB TX.TBO CRAPTBRS. Chapter I. With fierce eaergj she strode to tbe window, daahed back the rattling blind, and peered into the inky diixkncBfl. But her burning glanoce failed to pierce the pall-liko blacknem that etiBhrouded the deserted streeta. Tearing up the hall register and detach­ ing the pedal from a ho wing-machine, she laid them on a hassock and resumed her weary watch. The storm without raged with wild fury, driving the sleet across Charles river with a force and ve­ locity that wan appalling. The night waned, and ahe aat and watched, wan and haggard with rage. ' Chapter IL An abandoned-looking’ man, with a crimson nose, tattered Ulater, and fearful firenres in hia trowsera, wna waltzing with uncertain strides through one of the grand nvennee of tho lower port Ever and anon tho graeelees man would matter to himself, “I (hie) woudcriftheoid womans'sup ?” Bracing himself ho reached home, nnd was trying to piok th* door-lock with on empty flask when the door was opened from within. Then there came a wild cry for mercy, heard high above the horrid raging elements, waking up two policemen and—then all was quiet— Boafon Courier. compensation for theta aerrioea. Th* sum of ♦25, COO does not defray the expense* of tho Executive for one year, or han not in my experieooe. It is new one-fifth in value what it was when fixed by th* Conatitatten in "apply, tag .^nuud. ud «4i. Hague (a interest in tide matter, I have fait myself free to return this bill to the Bouse in which it originated, with my objections. believing that in doing *o I meet the wishes and judgment of the great majority of those who Indirectly pay A few evenings since Alvy Moody wan all the aaUriee and other expenses M thaOor- paying a vi«l io his dulcinca. She bad smuggled him into tho parlor, and the dsrkneea only served to conceal her Luxury has put all civilization to its blushes while Alvy told bis story ol love. ! The muttered words reached the parent's trumps nnd European politics is worse than oura. Tbo Englieh telegraph sys­ | ear, and wining suddenly into the room tem, acquired at au outlay of $45,000, - ho demanded to know of Mary who it 000, is not paying .ana per cent, and was she had with her. “H’atheeat, there is a postal discrepancy of $2,000,­ sir,” was tho mumbling reply. “Drive 000. The revenue of India hai inareased it out of here," thundered paterfamilias. Scat If* screeched Marj; and then totto fifty per cent by extra taxation, while tho public debt hasdbnbted in seventeen voea, “Alvy, meaow a little.” Alvy set years. Millions liave been wasted and up a woful yowl. “ Coi^pund it, bring stolen building barracks ; .the new Gov­ a light and scare tho thing out” This ernment bouse, for which £35,000 was w-.ih too much, and poor Alvy made a leap for the window, carrying glass and appropriated, coat $1,000,000, or nix frame with him. u Thunder, what a times the estimate; and the oostly canals, which were to pay twelve ]»or cent, pay cat I" exclaimed Uie parent, contemplat­ less than two.^ London is so badly gov- ing tbe ruin after the light was brought; ernod by its six or Riven kinds of gov­ “ I never saw anything like it; and con­ ernment that the great property-bottlers found it, its tail is made of broadcloth," are praying for consolidation. Tbe old tut he viewed a flattering remnant hang­ city alone, which ia 1ml 702 ocrea out ol ing from the window.— WaaAta^ton Ga- t)>a 80,000 acres of the mclropoFis, tarn a In National banks....Thaereniaf station waa de­ debt of $26,000 000, and the Lord Mayor voted te tteedtecMtioa of ths bill to trxn.f.r too coate475,000 a juar. , ,, . . . India’-, burton tn th- War dejarti-vrii. The Khedive of Egypt, Raid to' have Thub-oiav. Apnl 2X-Svutie.-A bill was । providem tarry, and Gov. Begley, who ia a boei. the richest man -iti'ttfrf wetfid, is candidate for lit* potitian, recently vitited paowd to a Unit the tigH'<‘ari wadding present nf bankrupt, with $450,000,000 dpbt, and Washington to riew tho aiinaUon and conanlt tbe depreciation of foreign loans on the with hfo friend* ia t)» Michigan dotagAtfcm. London market already amounts to Mr. Ferry i* ako s. candidate for retortion, and Seere'ary Chandler ia iwaid to covot the $77,000,000, equal to forty -nm* • per place and will dtaputo the ground with hie com­ cent of the total investment. 'Among petitor-.-. All Of thuao partiM are wealthy, and the swindles of the period are-uot ahme the atruggle for th* prize promisee to be a most •: tbe Emma tfiiiif. but tho Itrfo railway ‘ and Canada oil wells. Italy has spent UM» J'WtoQM of tho netting hanging to That be had worn it for 'some time wm also evi­ dent from tbe fact that it had worn it* way into tho flash to tbe depth of half an inoh all-round the nock as the seslincroosed in size. The fiwkii wm raw, and the poor creatare had, without doubt. Buffered intensely, and would have thanked Mr. Hoxie bed he kilted him Mme time ago. It is suppoeed he ran into the hoop Home months ago, when ho was rmaller, pcriiajie while charring a flah or in some nportiro moment, atrikiog it with foroo enough to carry it over hin head, and was unable to gat it back, and has since then carried- it and the trailing netting, Buffering more and more :OLUTEf““« AGEHTS WANTID FOR TKE ENTENN1AL FORlUiS1.88, POSTPAID, xxter nwrlx^/swtssslto t* tai $10s$25nftU=US HISTORY ASTHMA $20 REVOL’ PoitTMAtts of 4bmham Lincoln and aM Sumner are to be placed in tbe houee of South Carolina. LINIMENT ; $125,000,000 ou public wjrka and $400,­ 000,001) on her army and navy. Tho ’ member of Parliament from D.crry, w|»o recently led a corfimitteb of invtBtigfction into stock gambling in London, -U: "It Dii. folimatM U» names and accounts of women, | tadtew of Utle, men of all dsmtea and ranks in life, in tlta MuckboMen*' books, tney would bo perfectly as­ tounded." • So Uiis is wbnt the world gels for over­ improvement— Neu York Graphic. n»w aw BDirttK tbxth' Public oplxidx.... . . . ., I remember that I one* wdked rnro of the tuofit Mgacnona genlk-nyen who m-er . HniinthtaHuU*-—Mr. Waller, th* fa tber of uno of our conwtgnwt now in the Howw of Gommuns—and who had great kxiovkidgu of the pre*H Mid of public opinion—J wtked him: “How do you •wwrtain wind i*" public opinion j” I-Martin up. aou UtactuigN m»jr I* g<H up, or or by public UMetinga; But/‘ha mid, “' there i» is *u au infallible testH and that is tha post The way I al*a£\now m U.S. THE somet: 1 GOOD I BOM 1MB. DKiaoir rau mum � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-05-05.pdf.pdf 48864be0624b6b121023a7c62ed40cfb PDF Text Text BBSS* —— — I FtaDA», ConBij, Michigan, Progression. No Retrograding. V T vif7g ~ f r . NASJITILL^, BARRY C<Y.,' MICH:, ■R1IDAY, MAY 5, 1876. v0L.m. > he demanded tSatfche should apologize to Rose, which she refused to do, rad terday, rad I think she took advaxttage departed from Honeybantai in high disof my absence. Nobody' else could son on a level with a girl who is yolKKly have taken my money." Rose was about entering the breakfast But when she learned tyst Roho wm Ute J«r. «aa tM» ak* hxl “ If you say a word of the kind, I shall Mm» flrat ffunilit>H of New York, alia wishi-d she had been more politic, sinoe Roc was lost to her in any event—for in loos Theme are now 73,000 churches in the United States,-about oua to evpry 500 When a Kansas editor gets a scandal item under tho head of “ Religious InteUigence,”.aud the foreman calls hia attention to it,-he goto The offal rectrfpta c’ the Boston board ■•Buch partiality 1" exckdmrtl Althea. "Sucli blindness!” muttered her their bones more closely than they used to do. 1. Untrted To iude fiireelf i»X Ladies in Now York are warned no: Eliza Fox. She lives on National avenue, chamber. On the stairs ihn met Roc. rad she made a trip to the eastern por­ to appear too publicly in sacqucs Her face was white, her eyes burning. tion of tli© city to get a recipe lor mak- trimmed with fur, as the police have a trick. of accosting them with the in­ But she turned away her head, and beer, rad got in the station, and she formation that such and such a shop­ disappearedw ithin her room. lifter whom they are in scorch of wore wasn ’ t half as anxious about her case as Mra. ■ Richton actaally paid her sister the money to keep the matter quiet, and some of tho audience. She slowly fol­ joit such a Faoqne. " But, ThyHii «tmr, my rpeniu* flowr, Tte oowytMT t«Mito»«rr>; ‘ especially coaoeelod from Roc. He was unaware of the ncc isation against Rose • Com/»>U U>-, 1-byUl.’ total’ until afterward. But in lose than a week a similar .disappearance occurred. This 1'f time it was Althea's beautiful Geneva Sm cried out f a -.erly, Amlasld. “lapdlmy loin althL, watch. And U,Wd V. ao4X." “ Of course, Rom isn’t to be suspect­ ed ! ” sneered Mra. Shelburne. Mrs. Rich ton was very much troubled. Het heart stood up otontly fur theatauiger-girl beneteh' her roof, but circum­ stantial evidence pointed Rose out as guilty. “ You are a fool, and worse then a fool, Imogene I ** exclaimed her sister, whose ALL ABOUT IT. tongue sometimes exceeded the bounds I’ll fell you all about it of .«tk(nette in private, however girict Well, when Roecoo Richton came heme her decorum in public. She hated Rose to Honeybraks from Australia, and saw as Althea's rival, for she rad her daugh­ Rose Damarre wiping his mother’s old ter coveted Roc's money. They had china in the breakfret-room, he fell in love with her. it was a little trying to find him in love Now, no oCS- know tho girt She had with his mother’s seamstress. come to Honeybanks and hired out as a Althea sat rocking henudf by the win­ common servant; but when Mrs. Rich­ dow, Waco, the blue-rad-scsrlet parrot, ton found that she could play Exquisitely on her edxmlder; alio fancied tho brilli­ upon the piano, sew nioely, and read ant creature was becoming to her palo aloud melodiously, she promoted her to complexion and dark braids. the position of seamstress and compan­ “ If the case was put into court you ion to herself; and, being a lady, she would certainly be accused of aiding rad never sought to violate her reserve or abetting a thief, Atrni Imogene,” she force her confidence. Rose was about Mra- Itichton tiunod red and white. She did not sleep for.two nights. At last she called Row to her room. “ My dear child," said she, “dream- banks about three months, and Mrs. Richion had grown very fond of her. Roc came home. yet had come home with a fortune. He arrived with no end of presents for friends, and curiosities, among which wm n blne-aad-scarlot pannt, a cage of Java sparrows, and another of little tiest soft whistle in the world, and the parrot would walk up the legs of a table and all around tho walls of a room. He had been trained by a sailor, and his name was Waco. Well, Rose and Roc worked together, establishing his pets, and finding a place for his treasures, and no one could help liking Roc’s free, hearty ways, especially Row, who had been a little moped at Honeybank'. And noon divining that it was the pntty girl who kept her restless bob bo contented, month after month, in the quiot home of his boyhood, the mother fell musing, and always ended smiling. Shewn* a simple-hearted, kind little ous sister, Mik Shelburne, who, with her daughter Althea, came io spend the midsummer at Honeybanka. “ Who is that girl!” she asked, haugh­ tily, almost is Rose's hearing. IM-ntt mealllte ^ring. time; I hope only until my Here the little woman’s nerves and “Oh, Mrs. Richton, my goodwkind friend, do not be so distressed I ” said Roeo. “I know Mrs. Shelburne does stay white she isdiere. , Bat do not—do not bcltere Arar cruel susplckms sgainst me; I anias innoccmt as youraatt.”. my poor Rwe.” “ I heard them talking. You do not believe itf’’ •!! eaanot belteye it. Rose.” “ Oh, if you only knew ! Well, never mind. Ob, but what a cruel tato'lor a lonely girt I And Hove my home hare. ” “ Where can you go, Rose!”—weep­ ing. “ I can find a place; I am not without money.” • There was a quick knock at tho door, rad Mrs. Shelburne and Althea swept into the room. . “And »ow ngf AauiAtat’S.'dbmon® bracelet is misring! ” cried the former. “ Pretty well, miss, for one week’swork. lowed Bijab out, muring : -“Use about a pint of flour, put in a chunk of butter about as targe as a wal­ nut, and' break in—” • Now, then,” interrupted hia Honor,. .“ this looks bad to see a woman of your age hero.” “ Well, I had some beer," she softly replied, “ rad break in four eggs, grate One of tho chief attractions at the Centennial will be? the display of trees. trees of the country, from the California roti wood , to the Maine pine, rad it is hoped that a large number of foreign trees and shrubs will also be exhibited. English sparrows have .built their nests in tho noetrils of a horse, on which iu placed a statue of Washington, at in a hat oven." J," | V | Uw Richmond, Va. It don’t affect the horse’s “What have you to say about this swallow at all, and it's a neat tribute to com ? " asked the Court Nothing. You era do all the talk­ phia Bulletin. ing—quart of flour—four eggs—lemonpeel—nutmeg—hot oven." “ You were never here before! ’’ I don't remember that I was. Will was made to divide this county, rad it yon take a recipe down for mo before I was proposed to cadi it Belknap, but forget itf ” some sago legislator suggested tho Im­ •Tve got n recipe for ending drunk­ propriety of naming anything after ray enness,” replied his Honor. living statesman or warrior. “ I don’t won't it; and after the cake Prof. ’ Bhitpard, in his lecture on lnw baked for fifteen minutes remove from the oven rad put on your frost­ Thackeray's works, to show the un­ reasonableness of those who find fault ing.” * “Do you want to go to the House of with Thackeray because he • did not put more brains in his women, said that the Correction t ” queried the Court. “ No, air, I don’t What do I want to Buam criticism hot! bora made on Shakespeare, on Milton, and on God go tramping up there for! ” “ But you wore so badly intoxicated Almighty. The rapid rad emphatic recital of the that the officer had to hire on exprwsfollowing- ir. said to be an infallible cure wagop to bring you down here." for lisping: Hobbs meets'Snobbs and “ Is that so t Than I came hero by express, did IT Was I packed in a Nobbs; Hobbs bobs to Snobbs and Nobbs; Hobbs nobe with Snobbs and boxf ” “This is,” says “You must be very careful in future. robs Nobbs’ fobs. It’s a bad thing for a woman to get Nobbs, “tho worse fox Hobbs’jobs,” rad Snobbs soba. drunk." “ No worse than ’tia for. the man, rad Dr. Leonard Bacon’s ton and name­ sake, who has been some three years in in tho oven for three or four minutes." Europe, is now established at Geneva, “ Will you promise me f ’’ asked the Switzerland. He preachas regularly to Court. his charge in that place, rad is also “ Yes, I’ll promise ! ” she angrily ex­ editor rad publisher of the Chronicle, claimed, “ but I wish yon wouldn’t talk a semi-weekly paper issued simulta­ so much—you put me all onL ” neously in Genova,'Dresden, and Rome. She stocri off and glared at his Honor Db. Prime admits that comparatively and then, lapping her finger on tho rail­ « .ra.U proportion ol a.rgymen’, «.n. .ix­ ing, continued: bscoxne preachers, tint indignantly de “ You take about a qnart af flour— nier tho aasertidu that “ ministers' sons about a. quart. You jyuL’Q a hunk of are the worst in the parish.” “Ono butter about as big as a wrinnt, and you prodigal,” ho pastor'ss prodigal, be says, *“from the pastor break in three or four—” own told mokra more Ulk U^n niaeij“Yon may break on t," said the Court. wnd-nine .pooUta. from tho rrat ol Uw “ Well, I will. I want to get some­ ebnreh.' where where I era write down that recipe A Mbxmuk walked into the shop of a San Antonio (New Mexico) pawn­ She pushed her way through the broker, took from the counter the list crowd to -the door, rad as she stepped of the proprietor, whose back was out she was heard muttering : turned, and, when that individual was “ Quart ot flour—four eggs—five min­ ready to attend' to him, obtained a loan utes ! Detroit Free PrtM. of six bits on tho bat, which was duly ticketed and stowed away; and the how MHH. yKDvncLK got wrr:x. trick was not discovered till the hat was Mr. Peduncle went out to milk tho needed. other day. Now, if there is- fine thing Mr. Peduncle prides himself upon, it is the Mayor of Stratford-on-Avon. Re­ liis perfect command of a csw. With cently he issued strict orders that all his bucket on the ground, he milks with persons who a.;owed their cliimneyf* to Sheia monde, I suppose, Imogene, rad I shall upon the cow if she whisks her tail at days afterward the mayor was convicted ^of the offense upon the first summons have my say out to this girl. Ob, you him or tries to scratch hqr back with, her issued under his order, and fined 10s. bat4-ta*4 thing’ how rfare you look M me—” । ........... •* *-J6<L rad coete Aanl Imogu>„ lo get attached to a aetHere Rae c^e, ta,. lagging, and A raftsman near Pembroke, Ont, his holding an olfll ' My soul (so, now!) be on thy guard. was attacked recently by two lynxes, but after a desperate struggle killed them. hands. “Mother, what have you taken to On exhibiting their pelts at the town he making a scrap-ling of my old Indian cap “Tea thousand (thunder and borax I was promptly fined 940 for. killing the Buthac. animals out of season. Tho poor fellow far! Here’s a pair of spectacles, aspool stand still I) foes arise”— Mia. Richton doaUd a liWa, but did And as Mr. Peduncle raised himself must have felt pretty bad when ha oonnot apeak. sors, two portmonnaieB, and, by George! up from the barn floor and wiped the Ndertd that, by totting the lynxes kill % diamond bracelet I What the deuce much uudwl Io her,- replwrf Mm He looked from one to. tho other of in the loft the wife of his bosom with a kmgewW^ W hand, with which she ••MTaMWMbr».wtT murmured have been just 840 in pocket. awful vokw: AMpum 'Aad mine had , bMdrrf and art; I “ Yea. I found tho whole thing on the shelf behind Waco’s cage. The kerchief again, next Sunday, wont yef- SbelbunR. but I haven’t thought of it sinec. Yoe, When he milks now, Mr. Peduncle here's some nuts rad bon fionf. rad some worthless old coin and * brass thimble. eye on the loft—Chicago Courier. NO. 32. the bonndkas stores of wealth—agricul­ tural and.mineral—eould be thus devel­ Mr. Butterwick, of Roxborough, had oped, sad when other parts of the world a fit of sleepkscnMM one night lately, were worked out, that we might look to and after vainly trying to lose himself in Africa for new granaries, new coal mines slumber he happened to remember that he one© read in an almanac that a man could put himself to sleep by imagining Keep matchew in metal boxes, and out that ho saw a flock of sheep j amping over of the reach of children; wax matches a fence, and 1>y counting them as-tliey aro particularly dangerous, rad rhonld jumped. He determined to try the ex­ bo kept but of the way of rata rad mice. periment,'and, doting his eyes, he fraBe careful in making fires .with slxavings rad other light kindlings. Do not .de­ count. He had reached his 140th sheep, posit ashes in a wooden vessel, rad be , and was beginning to doze off, when sure that burning cinders are extin­ Mrs. Butterwick suddenly said: guished before they are deposited. Never “Jooophi” “Oh, what I” never put aphee or a light under a stair“I believe that yellow hen of ours casc. Fill fluid or spirit (or kerosene) ■?<unpsonlj_ by d»ylight, rad never near “ Oh, don’t bother me with such non­ a fire or light. Do not leave a candle sense as-that now. Do keep quiet and burning on a bureau or cheat. Always go to sleep.** l» cautious about extinguishing matches Thon Butterwick started bis sheep or other lighted Iwforo throwing tlu-ru again, and commenced to count He away.. Never throw a cigar stump upon the floor, or into a spit-box containing would drop off at ray moment, when, sawdust or trash, without being certain just as his 121st sheep was about to take that it contains no fire. After blowing that fence, one of the twins began to out a candle, never put it away until sure tlist the suuff has gone entirely out. “Hang that childf” be shouted at A lighted candle ought not to be stuck Mrs. Batterwick; “why don’t yon at­ up against a frame wall, or placed upon tend to it and put it to sleep i Hush up, any portion of the woodwork in a stable, manufactory, shop, or ray other place. . When Mra. Butterwick hud quiotod it, Never enter a bam or stable al night Bntterwick, although a little nervous with an uncovered light. Never take an and excited, concluded to try it again. open light to examine a gas meter. Do Turning on the imaginary mutton, he not put gas or other lights near curtains. began. Only sixty-four shoop had slid Never lake a light into a closet. Do not over the fence when Butterwick’s moth­ read in bed. er-in-law knocked at the door and asked The principal register of a furnace if he was awake. When she learned should always bo fastened open. Stove­ that he was she said she believed that pipes should bo at least four incline from ho had forgotten todoso tho back rbat­ woodwork, and well guarded by tin or ters, rad nho thought she heard burglars rinc; rags ought Dever to be stuffed into in the yard. stovepipe holes; openings into chimney Then Butterwick arose in ’ wrath and flues fur stovepipes winch are not used went down to sec about it. He as ought always to be securely protected certained the shutters were closed os by metallic coverings. Never deep up a usual, rad as he returned to bod, ho re­ place of business in the evening without solved that Mrs. Butterwick’s mother looking well to the extinguishment of would leave tho bouse for good in the lights and the proper security of tho morning or he would. However, he fires. When retiring to bed at night, al­ thought be might as well give tho alma­ ways see that there is no danger from nac plan another trial, rad setting the your fires, rad be sure that your lights sheep in motion bo began to count. are safe.—Zxmcfoq Builder. This time he reached 240, and would probably have got to sleep before the One of tho most notable industries of 800th sheep jumped, had not Mix's new dog in tho yard become suddenly home­ Russia depends upon tho sturgeon, the swimming bladder of which is manufac­ sick, rad began to express his feelings in a aeries of prolonged and exiuqjerattured into isinglass. The bladder is first . ■ placed into water and left there for some ing bowls. Butterwick waa indignant Neglect­ days, with frequent changes of the water. ing the sheep he leaped from bed end ami removal of all fatty and bloody par­ ticles—the warmer the water the more began to bombard Mix's new dog with rapid the accomplishment of the opera­ lxx>ts, soar>-cups, rad every loose article tion. Tho bladders, on being finally re­ he could lay his brads on. He hit the moved, are cut longitudinally Into sheets, animal with a plaster bust of Daniel which are exposed to the sun and air, Webster, rad induced the dog to retreat being laid out to dry, with the outer face to the stable rad think about home in u down, upon _________ _ ... turned boards of _________ linden or silence. L, ™ reimnIt seemed almost ridiculous to resume . . ... glass, which, when well dried, can with those sheep again, but he determined to give the almanac man one more chance, care be removed from the external and so as they began to jump the fence lamellm. The finer sheets tims obtained plaw<i between cloths to keep them be began to count and after seeing the from fliM> lhen nubjocted too eighty-second sheep safely over, he was Ewnr^ m n |o il.tte, U>«m ont gliding gently ip the Irad of drerais n.njcr them uniform, and after this when Mra. Butterwick rolled out of bed and fell on the floor with such violence they are assorted rad tied up in packets. that she waked the twins and started The (jackets composed iff’ the isinglass of them crying, while Butterwick’a mothurtho largo sturgeon usually contain from ton to fifteen shoots, and weigh a pound time, to'oak if they felt that earthquake. and a quarter; and those af others con­ The situation was too awful for words. tain twenty-five sheets, weighing a Butterwick regarded it for a minute pound. Eighty of these packages are with spoochleas indignation, rad then usually sewed up in a cloth bag, or in­ seizing a pillow he went over to the sofa closed in sheet lead. in the back sitting-room rad lay down on the lounge. Ho fell aeloep in ten minutes without New York is waking up to the im­ portance of opening improved water­ the aMistance of the almanac, but ho dreamed all night that ho was l>eing route communication with, the great butted around tho equator by a Cots­ lakes, oh peril of losing her commercial wold ram, rad ho woke in the morning supremacy if that be not done. The, with a terrible headache rad a convic­ enlargement of the Erie canal from tion that sheep are good enough for wool Buffalo to the Hudson, even if practi­ and chops, but .not worth a cent as a cable, it is conceded by a leading com­ narcotic.—Philadelphia Btdleiin. mercial journal, will not avail to save Now York’s trade with tho great North­ west. In view of the early completion of the Wdtand canal, H declares that, to compete with it, the Oswego canal from Lake Ontario to Syrac.ise must bo enlarged so as to pass vessels of the greatest draft and length that can go through (he Welland canal, and that, eorrrepcnding enlargement of tho Erie Mins Jennie Marshall, tho heiress of 81,000,000, was married to the object of her affectiofl, A. M. Brown. She start­ ed for England on Good Friday to claim the b< quest She oame from England to escape a hateful marriage, and, hav­ ing come out here, 'ran content to live m a servant, rather than live in affluence by bartering away her . butter nature. Umj Hudson river at a point say twenty Mr. Brown was not aware of the posmbility awaiting her. By her marriage Chicago, after passing through the Mrs. Brown forfeits a part of her for­ Welland canal, will liave an free com- tune.—Naponee ( Canada) Standard. municaiiaa with New York as to th Monbow to cook fish. Some fishermen, when they . ‘Want to cook fish, cover it with clay about two inches thick, and then put it into the for wealthy widN.w Tpr* i, I. fire. The clay hardens at ones, and in twite M Mrs. J’Aria Steve . this clone oven the fiah bakes through iivea in a $700,000 hppw,oiv Fifth avenue, Mrs. Qporge Gray. Mra. Hdtess K Clarke, Mra. Lor- ttah’s skin. “iti Lieut. Cameron, the African explorer. Mra. RtebtaB, hysterically. ta Biee. Grcupr year. n, John Andrew Blodgett, Mra' Brooks, widow of tho toast of his health, ho stated that hia discoveries bad. led him to the conclu­ sion that there exists in the canter'of H<- ought to knock off $18,000 ca Congo to Zanzibar. H srvod with plenty of bread Astor, Mra. Warren, Mra. Aspinwall, man wonts a better dinner i Here is n hint for some of the i»oy8 who wilt camp national count, if so dispoesd. Mrs. Jvwp, oren thirty fust deep, and very rich ie potash, the richest lady in New York, ik now the j soda rad phosphorus, hoe been diaoovwife of Judg* Schale;, of Bavranab, seed in Kentucky. This is of great imHe believed that Georgia. j portance to the tobacco regions. ri.JSASJ.XTHIJtS. The latest fashion in kidr—Twins. Did “ the shirt of Nessus” open in । the back ! Yung num, yu krat learn ennythwg new bi hearing yureself talk. , President Prado, of Peru, is in New York ; and his “ little black-and-tan " has got tho Peruvian bark. . ' It was a tailor who exclaimed, after seeing tlw play of “Julius Cecear “Ye who have shears to lend, prepare to lend them now.” F*wwT Foo Too na a Japaaean girl, Tbe chlH of the grral Tycoon; She wore bar i>»» l »><•<•, and Jwr ciolhfa were made Half peUieoat, bait pantaloon; Her face was tbe cotor of to.cu peel. And the ibape of aXbieapoca. We have rectatly seen nowspajier ar­ ticles on “Tho value of off hand shoot­ ing." But wa imagine tho Port Huron mra who shot off his hand will not par­ ticularly appreciate them. “ A Roman lictbr,” said Botes, whoso historical-information comes, by detail on the fly, “ a Roman lictor 1 Well, I s'poso she deserved it. No one but the Roman knows."—New York Mail., Eixjerxj: agriculturist to season-ticket holder in the train : ‘ * You don't have no ticket 1" “ No, I travel on my good looks.” “Then," after looking him over, “probably you ain’t goin’very far." In the old record book of « Connecti­ cut chnrch, dated 1702, is this item : “For making a noise in church, Ann Bolton, spinster, is to sit three days in the poor pew, rad pay a fine of fire shillings." A lady hod her dress trimmed with bugles before going to a ball. Her little daughter wonted to know if tho bugles would blow when sho danced. “ Ob, no," said tho mother, ‘' papa will do that when he sees the bill.” A bkcent English writer fays that no new oaths have been invented in that country for a long time. “ People,” ho says, “ continue to swear in a mechanical way, but profanity has lost the vivacity ami froshuess which once distinguished it." A gentleman in this city has a pair of f rataloons wlach wore worn by one of his ancestora a hundred years agu. They are made of homespun cloth, except the seat, which is thick leather. It is in­ ferred from this that tho original owner was a book agent. “Oh zis ecs zo kindt peoples—ze peoples zo gcot," was the exclamation of his Brazilian majesty as the first American he encountered after landing thoughtfully pressed upon him a hand­ bill descriptive of the magic properties of a certain salve for corns. On a warm, bright Sabbath afternoon in June, what hallowed thoughts arise at tho spectacle of hundreds of pious Yankees emerging from the American Chapel in Paris, jumping into their car­ riages, rad driving out to the races nt the Bois de Boulogne. A criminal condemned to the guillo­ tine had an. attack of fever rad was ip bed when the executioner made his ap­ pearance. Tbojrick mra exclaimed that he wished to see the doctor. “ The doc­ tor ! No, it-is the chaplain you mean.” “No, no; I mean tho doctor. I want him to certify that my state of health will not allow me to undergo the opera­ tion.” ' . An exchange remarks that “ one draw­ buck to having money is, that every­ body wants to know what you aro going to do with it" Wo have ob­ served this ourself; they usually want to know about tiw^lfrat of the month, and have an unpleasant way of coming around rad sitting on your front steps mornings if you don’t tell them.—Nor­ wich Bulletin. A hordc of boot-blacks and newiibojra followed a man who had four crooked flngwiaod broken thumb through the streets the other day, gnzkg upon him with great.interest and indulging in enthsHiastic exprrerioua of admiration. When they discovered that he wasn’t the captain of a bara-ball club, but had Uavetad with a throriimg machine for three Kummera, they fell aruund for aomrihing handy to throw, rad it took five policemn to drive the boys lack and gel thenM to a hotel, where be wa? aecreted in tho coal-collar.—Chicago Tirnee. �you were m the Milo Monroe, merciful. "CKd It was (hen dikoovered to be about school ti na GOOD GOODS! FOR THE LONG BRICK STORE OF I«awe*t loIVIH® Praflt. in in Dayton their dergy- Hundred William'’ is better. ing. Heart diaaaaa WM the eaaaa. ■ Jeckvju has a pretty wallar-gWa »akxm. •nd losing *90 of festival money. One of the deacons remarked: "We exciting. NASHVILLE MA RETT Many a man who would fail as .a GROCERIES! cir conductor could take h(o!d and N H. Drigp. make a first-class foreign cotihl. Our Stock of IDIELM GOODS Liabiti** >4,000, or there­ SMIOi® SOODS! Practical jokes don't go well ont in Arizona. The man who came one over an editor out there the other Loa*, $7,000. A New Hampshire man sends 14 IS NOW ALL IN AND a-12/ia^.a? 27 th, of erysipelas, induced by rat Hits recieved two weeks ago. Ha was about 60 of his chiIdtcn to obe school, and May 4ih,. Jacob HMcbm'dw, * FSUadar when they oombine against tbe teach­ er, be knows he can bet on the result. tngigvd in piling lumber on Wood A Co.'o Cutting and Making don* In Iho UtaM — ->■---- M. Stat — A woman in Manlius, N. Y., has recently prevented her husband with three bouncing babies 8. LEIBHAUSEB., READY MADE CLOTHKG! In these days of Women's Right’s that’s the Minlius' act we’ve beard-of in a loug time. IEN'8, YOUTHS't BOTf CLOTHII0 Aiaihion chronicler says: "Old prietpr, Cbaa. Burcke waa destroyed by fire thia rooming. Loes, *4 000 p inouranco lace is, more fashionable and more *2.800. worn than new’” Old clothes are more “worn" limn new, too. but it is hoped th ‘ time will soon come when they will be more fashionable. Holland, Mich., with a stolen hone and HU eliding *cal* of prices on tbe property led . . MERCHANT TAILOR! lei'i Slits froi Mr,. E. C. MLLTKKRY& FANCY GOODS! ABE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! • she Quay, drowned henelf at Forester, yestcrcuts her boy’s hair. Tao back of his head may look like thunder, but every to be rich—to be about all any of us can do, to get ourselves there. . ATTENTION, ALL! AINSWORTH i BROOKS, pay the Highest MarkM Price for A colored *n named Thompson, who lives in Bridgeport, shot a young m*n nam­ ed Louis Littlejohn, April 27lb, who la ax- KATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, BTTBBEBS, BOOT PA.CS, ■ OVERSHOES. Nubias kt &3 Cta. au* Cbildrea’« Stocking* |.U Wwl| 2-Button Kid Gloves, Plaid Dress Goods, Black Alpacas, Ladies Silk Ties, Curtain Laces, Table Linens, Black Silks, Hosiery, Parasols. Baai Saginaw. ' the Beelie Browed Bullion Bagger of ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. tbe people, no matter what their par­ LATH, come of at Eaton Rapids the 20th. between Hiram Smoke and Frank Gannon, both of that place for *100 a aide, collar and elbow The statue of Lafayette, eleven play or pay. Smoke is under Sheriff of Eafeet high, exeented by M. Bkrthodt, has recently arrived at New York It is a gift to America from the Re­ muscular and well-built man. Gannon is a batcher, weighs 206 pounds, and Is probab- public of France, and is to be erected in the Central Park at New York on Il is a terrible thing to be a man and fall ' SHINGLES, H-A TER LIME, * IN TOWN! Country Produce. DON’T PISS WIT801T CALUNC BOISE BRO’S. Centennial STUCCO. which we ahlp and reU'.I at boUem price*. AINSWORTH k. BROOKS, Proprietors. that fai'.hfnl friend of the young Re­ great deal a* to bar affections. Now. there public, General Lafayette, September land, of South Haven, George Waterman. 6th, 1876. It is a noble gift.aud it is NEW BAKERY. one which Americans -will cherish tarried them U. .zVLDILICHl with pnde in memory of their ahetent all, atrl there are several counties in u es­ Fortun­ haa hi* nrv BAKERT in Up top rttmtfas order and ally, the companion of Washington. tern Michigan yet to hear from. U prepared to furnlah slely for the safety of mankind over them, the fair but fickle Angeline Farmington has Doni Pedro, The Emperor of Bra zil, with his wifer who is an invalid, Into court and espial* this promleraousBess. ian Coart, his physician, private sec M Bread, Rists, Cates, Crack­ ers and Pies DHVGS, MEDHBES, BOOKS, STATIOBAHY, WALL PAPEB, PAINTS, OILS,' VABHISHES, A. -LATSSCia. ROOM himself in this country in a plaint TEAS, COFFEES, Yesterday noon a bold, bad boy way. He says that New York is a SPICES, who lives on Columbia Street, went busy city—that the Erie Railway is home from school and said : "Dear GROCERIES! the Dicast and roomiest he ever saw mother, mayn't 1 go in my bare feet TOILET ARTICLES, —that-Chicago suits him better than this afternoon ? None of the boys H. ALDRICH. wear shoes m the spring. But his any place in his own cuun'jy, and mother said : “No. my darling hoy ; that if be was an American citizen I cannot let yon go barefooted, and if he would be quite contented to live you tease me about it, I will wattle your tender cuticle with the unkind in this country all his life. end of a cheerful, skate-strap." So the bold, bad boy closed the debate Sluckaaana &. Willyar*, with a sigh, and when the yeas and neys were called, his motion did not rnorKicToiu If childfun never heard bad' words ______ prevail, and the house soon after ad­ —never saw anything that was not journed. But the boy went out of the LIVEIJRi'S’, beautiful, they would grow to prodig­ yard by tbe alleyway, and tookoffhis FOR MXPICAL AND MBullABICAL rVBshoes and stockings, and hid them be­ ious mental strength. FO8E8 ONLY. hind the wood-pile, and scudded mer­ Soon as you are married move rily off to school, and everybody adright away from your relatives, and UMied his fiat, muddy, bare feet. But only visit them occasionally, if you whan he got out of school, tbe ground Al ihr oM N-dtvillc H.mar Barn value happiness in the future. was covered with snow, and be hod XASnVItLX, MICH. When a wife drives her husband a very solemn time hippity-hopoing Do you want Painti and Oila? from home to overwork to obtain mon­ back home, and when be got there G«*d Team* to kt *t *11 hmin, al Xiatonabli? Do you want a good Book for the ey to gratify her vanity she must not he couldn’t tell the woodpile from a R*ta*, aad with earvCul drivan, If-daairud. We have expect him always to hasten back. hoy stack. and his shoe* and slocking* Home Circle ? It is not so mournful to look aCthc might as well been in tho middle of Do you want School Books ? the ocean for all the good they done graves where bodies are at rest as to him. So he went into the house, and Do you want a Prescription filled look at some woman who waa once a after a great deal of filibustering, he with care ? ' sweet, loving girl, but whose life has been made a hell upon earth by the!। made his report, which was tabled. . and the house went into ooramittse croelty of her husband or the nejriiof the whole on the state of the boy. bar 1 His mother took the floor, and after ihaakiag lha public for pact fovon aoliola a coDtiauance of th* tame, aad wen Id an exciting and highly inleresting iaformtha pahbolhal they wiU Nineteenth Center y.—Mother; sssmon the committoe anrne and the i kaap winManDy os hand honw •djoon.Kl, »h,le tbe boy rabCall a.nd See U«< and foneke b«d >ucl> portion, of hia uatoray u b. oould reooh, . bill lor • and sit down NEW LIVEBY! Wines and Liquors ! SALK mi BOARDING STABLE, MEAT MARKET! &*. CKOOKEBY, GLASSWARE AJTO LAMPS I Don’t forget it I Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at G, A. TRUMAN’S. FARMERS! FARMFLRS! FARMERS! Fort Vajie, Jsta & Bafiffiw R. S. ALL OF YOU THAT WANT TO BUY MICHIGAN AND THE SQUTH PLOWS, HARROWS, ROAD SCRAPERS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, TRAINS KUN BY CHICAGO TIME. Hay Rakes, Sulky Reapers & Mowers, Wagons. And in fact anything from a Plow Pbint lo a Threshing Machine, you want BBUSHKS, la .wbUUw re .1 Ua wre, b,DrT. retary and eight servants, is enjoying EA.WrWA.RD. BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, . Will give their OnComen all the advaaUm ef the HAIR, TIME TABLE. ■APRIL 1M>, ins. O. O. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE A»VT. * SALT, the anniversary of the birthday of the Grand Chamberlin of the Brazil T E ■AST *L00 DURIXU THE The Sweeny trial is to commence May 15lh. GBAUD 1APID8 AID DETIOIT. COTTOI MODS CLEAR DOTS! Delivered at their Tammany. Next to seeing the coun­ Snead. The parties are colored pereons, try prosper, wo rejoice to know lhat Miss Snead had fit*, and tho Charge was justice is overtaking the plunderers of ty professions. PRUTS FROM STI70. OATS, Clover Seed, &c., from tho property of Peter B. Sweeny BAST JkTCJD -w eht, TO AND 7BOM . CBOCEBIES, WALL PAFEK, Credit. APPLES, DIVISION. The Relfiibie~Sh»rt Lime GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING!! at •• C«ata, Utt. POTATOES, CORN, Suit has been commenced in New York for *6,000,000 to be recovered Hammer Style* CUTTING AND FITTING, ball from Portage, Ohio. ocmmUlad suicide at Dr. Thoma*' cancer Inititute, ,Yp«ilanti, April i9th, by taking the content* of a twohave lots of money—to wear good ounce bottle of laudanum. clothes, but thev will only please and William Jowell of Wallon, Eaton Co., waa gratify while w? stay 4ere on earth arre*tad al Marshall. May lot, by Sheriff In the other world such riches will Smiley for fraudulently obtaining *600 at not be wanted, and if they were, none tbe Chy National bank, on Saturday. He of us can take them with us, for in represented bimaelf a* Cbarlas Wood, a refact, to tell the solemn truth, it will ■ponaible farmer. nice thing and Dress and Cloak Making, scollop is a bright vision of devoted affection to the understanding mind. it is a Spring GRAND RAPIDS 9.00 ts 118.00 Boys’Slits “ 5.5Oto|lWO Splendid Prints, What a mother lacks in. skill she makes up in enthusiasm when ij^rDTTOZEivrzEisrTS C. Wolcott Before you buy,-and I will show you the largest Line and the best Im­ plements made in the United Staten, and J will eel! to you on time or lor cash, as yoipwiah, and I am bound to SELL GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER FIRM IN NASHVILLE! EF- I have no partners to divide my profits with, and I will give the man that buys of me the profits that I would have to give my partner if I had one. IN THE PLOW LINE I HAVE A No. 15 Diamond Steel’ MARBLE WORKS BLACK A XTTLLEK, jBcyuietors. ' MO. IB DIAMOKD XROX, AYD HECKENDORN REVERSIBLE POINT, Combination of Iron aad tStecl, right hand and left hand. These PLOWS are made io Kalamaxoo, and are warranted superior to any Plow in the World. I want every farmer in Barry or Eaton Counties, that wants a firri class Plow, this aeasou, to oome and get* one of these Plows and take it home and try it one week, and if not found satisfactory to be returned al my ' XVKRY IiEOIITIOX OF TO MB STOKES and MONUMENTS, MmW IB * WorkMMttk. MINT ftw tto U-l Fereigm Ac American MARBLE! Satisfaction Gnaranltesi. I KEEP A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF MMl.. Hot. 1, )«. . >LACX * FTLLEH. ROE & CLEVER. FRESH MEATS, Wains. *€. GivaibMD aealb KrnbriBa, Miai. And Manufacture all kinds of ATKINSON A BOE, TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE. ABTI8TIC EAVE TBOVeaiNO ■ Specialty. C. C. WOLCOTT. w NASHVILLE. MME �VILLAGE DIRECTOR r. URGE INVOICE! rheumatic few and diptheria. 1 -<«"■ »■ w. U-«-U -IB v-■ Wil®., M )uk>7 U &. WWJ - „ - . .- - BOTTOM PRICES fricad has get a ball ce hto prssniess, aad the boll is well, ha don't weal to manage U. 0. »<tau Ua pmkMrf • ha has get to de to to get a tow things •WL M. Item hastily tcgMhsr. Mortgage his place, aad —A O.,'< mA Steal* A D«r- •tesrjta-tb* Black BQto. H a might ea well *—'• amw w, irimmA wWi Ikamnmi try to ward off a streak of lightning with a SO seat paint brush as to laaageaban. H. YOUN1 IN THE BRADY BRICK. Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters,. ebster k hobbs, BiackNicest and Softest Gloves. W H«au». AO ktodsef wertttelbe Btecbxlti —A pigeon shoot will eearo e< at Hastings era will always find him nt houte—at tha next Tuesday, at V o’clock, n. m., under tho kagtartak. ■iiiginnl of C. B. Barlow, aad Um shoot —Tbe feuadatfoa walls of B. P. Reynolds’ ere of Barry Co. are Invited to participate. brick hoeos. are oomplotod. Jam Austin aad W. Bin well are doing the brick work. LOO SOO My Ovdksry M a big bargain, and wont last long. . Alee on Monday next I will open up a -Henry D.Dlxsoa. has paid hto fiee aad This work, by the author ot “Bernes' Hia been roll ‘ ‘ tory of tbe United Stotw,''(which has aeqnirod a justly merited ceoMkoadatlea from from the schools of the oonatry), Bea before —W. k Aylnrortb and wife, started yae- us. Mrs. A. Wilsey, of Charlotte to aow tsrday ea a visit to relatives st Buffalo, N. canvseeing tbe village in Ita interest. It is T. They will take ia the centeaaial, before a thereoghly aesurato history of th* United States from the enriieet times, and a reposi­ they return. tory of every important event, social, moral —Tbe erdinanoe of baptism will bn ad­ political or religious, wccarring daring the ministered ta * number of candidates la last one hundred years of American Inde­ tha Branch School /’dstricL Rev. a I. Dtjo pendence. . It to prepared from the Intact and most reliable authorities; every stale -Croquet to raging Em,. Chipman, Dr. meat can be depended upon and quoted as Barber aad Frank Timmsvteaa will wear historically correct. Tho style to life-Uke end vivid, and do novel ean be more inter­ the laurels thia muoi if. esting. Taken all in aft it is not nrpnseed by history in literary merit, historic accur­ acy, exoeHoMe of illutiraUon, perfection cf its paper, and every patriotic riUsen should hark a copy in this eentonnial year of our Repablio. —Don’t forgot tho concert to-night The band have been practicing every evening, Covacu Rooms, 1 and eoato of tho boat music of tho limes will May 1st, W76.J Regular meeting held. Present—Hardy, Halbeit, Roe.Parady and Trustees, Minutes of the la«t meeting read and approved. Lee k Dickinson's acct reconsider­ ed and on motion allowed for $16.48. Tbe following accts were preaeotBoo will not be abut np any mere for rvpoln. Every thing about hie office is now in Up-top ed and on motion allowed : O. Strong, printing_________ _ .-$18.00 order, and Clem’s feme as a lawyer, has not G. A. Truman, declare election,........1.50 B. BASEY, Dr*] GRFFITH & DURKEE, WHlwtlr or Slatf. Now Style Prists, • cents. M inch Brown Cotten. 7 cents. Codfish per th. only 6 cents. Ladies Serge Gaiters, per pair $1.00. Men's Rubbers, per pair, 66 cents. Women's Robbers; per pair, 46 cents W. G. Aruwoani * Co. —A Greenback Convention was held at the C*«Tt House la HasUaga, eu the 28ih ult. Eleven townships wsve represented. W. W. Kelley, wm elected Prarideat, aad John H. Dennis, Secretary. —Tbe Social in connection with the M. drnoe *t Mr. and Mra. H. W. Flint, on Tues­ day eve., May 0th. A cordial iavitatl ■ it extended to aft. L. R. Barns an, gec’y. —And Portland, loo, is excited over tho finding of the tody tn. a hollow leg in Ronfield. They claim there has been a sudden diappearance in that locality bnt do not state whether Uba man, woman or child. DRESS GOODS! in reply to which wo say that although wo are wot very well pealed tn each matlserwo feel that we can safely prenoaaoe in fa ver «f cur own swantry. Newark. If. J., furnishes the brat. They are called toe —A certain Nashville youth, who eoald not Council adjourned. play or sing, wanting to serenade hto girl, E. J. FBIGBNKB, D. C. GB’FFITH, whistled for a half bear under her window, the other evening, and when he got over Tmb Tust or Sciswca.—A close analysis the fence be found thirteen waiting to nee ef tbe celebrated (Mcmtool SaUrahu. ma<fe by D. B. DeLand A Co., at Fairport, Manroe Co., N. T.. win show that it contains m mat­ —Georgie. a six-year old son of L. Davie ter deleterious to health, and when used in cf Odessa, a few days ago fell from % plat­ tho qnaaUUek proscribed it will produce ths form. 18 feet high, to the ground, breaking most wholeeoms and nuu itioua broad. Il ia pat up ia rod papers and sold by the pop hie left leg abftro tbe kn»c. It w»s immed ■ nlar grocers everywhere. Il to better than lately eel by Dr. B. B. Rawson, aad he is Soda. now doing well Trowsers obtained on credit are breeches of trust. ill rentes of the Western people, but there to Wanted—A cover for bare suspic­ many a men in this region who has boon known to stop chart in the midst of aq im- ion, a veil for the face of nature, bat­ tons for the breaches of privileges, binding for a volume of smoke, ce­ girl trying to climb a hay stack. ment for broken engagements. —Geo. Shepherd, of Carlton, baa been Gashing Idiot—How sublime this paying hto nJdroMss to Mariella Frisbie. of risking is! By jove, I eoald rink tbe smm lewn. Gm. Prisbis. father of the with you as a partner through life— girl, mw hriagn writ again* Shepherd for eoald you? Young lady—Well I MdastiM, Wbe is held t* bed U tbe sum ef don't know; you see it all depends on 'your rinkome! . That item about a man hiding $300 —The Christian Serial at T. C. Dcwsinr’s ia the spare room stove—relations was wall attended, aad all were *ntorlaiaed in a hoepitaMe manner by Mr and Mrr Downing. The eornst band ware out aad fsrwtd those gathered there with several pi sees of good mnsic. Tha receipts of th* social were $4:11 ‘Who ia the mischief hu ordered •□ch boots as thane ?” casually naked a y oung mna of hia eboemaker, point­ ing to a colossal pair of No. 9 mad eta. Then there was a painful sOoeas of •mashers, with inch aolea and lore rounded off lite the bow of a Brook­ five minutes. Thro be mo»*<hon. We hope lyn ferry boat. never again to bo called epee to pass Ihrougb "Them ? Oh, them'* for Mr.--------; he said, ai he expected to do seme h«svy^kickin' in a day or two be had NEW FIRM. • 204 MAIN STREET 304 — We tavo Jut perthawd tbs ratlre stock of Ooota at Woa A. Avtaworth. and ■hall nmUnvrtbs bwiol the OLD BTAXD, as bsrstoteo, «u: E. T. CHILD & CO. DEALERS IN Selliif eicloiively for Cask at one . Price to AD, aid at 12 FURNITURE! 1-2 Per Coot Profit Skirtings, ShMtlags, H»t», tips, Ntiltl*, Ribbons DRY GOODS, GBOOEttDES, 204 Main St, Jackson. SLATS, CAPS, BOOTS, • A FEW SHOES, cnoTHnrG, Walnut Bureaux, with ilass $12.00 NOTIONS, AC., AC., AC. CtuA Purduutrt will malt Large Saving by buying their Gootlt vfa CASH HOCHE. KMhtelU, Ml—. F—■ MX IRA NASHVILLE Boots and Shoes, Of EVERY DESCRIPTION, CT** KOCHER BROS PARADY, Manufaetarer of Q CRESSY. KuAiigs, W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO., Marble Top Bureaus, do $18.oa Everythin Else io Proportioi FLEMING, WatcliBaler ui Jeweler, East sWs of Main tWwt, Nsabrtlls, MJcfc P. 8.—Ptnc ^atcAtrand Jewelry ca My repaired and warranied. TO LOAN I .00 and UPWARDS Call And See. ELI STRONG, Practical JUUlarrigM, 204 MAIN STREET 204 ■ILL ■ACHIHSkY, Buonmars t^Wn. Avurorrn. xotary i’trnma. K /Wl ENVELOPES with L*u*r or Note U. D.VUV Haadt. at lb. NEWS Office, to b« prin­ attend* to all bo.lo— <alb In maki»< Dmds. MortgaCM.dfawiae WHKata. B—-ue Stete Xo^l. »40 ted CHEAP. Step np aad ass specimens M. JONES, IfiRICOLTORiL DEPOT, Wm. CroK-------(took A Bhridon, OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Brownell's Beauty, Compton's Surprise, Late Bees, Snow Flaks, sts., for salt at rea socabie rates by W. N. DeVine, 81-88 Meadville. ' SMITH N“hville, Mich On motion the recorder was direct ed to collect the unpaid taxes for the year 1875, according to Ordinance On motion tbe Ordinance organiz ing a fire company in Nashville, was repealed. On motion the council assessed 50 cents on the hundred dollars lor high­ way purposes. The president appointed Parady, Roe and Reynolds as a committee to view Feighner's hill and report to the next meeting. . ' The president appointed Hardy, Halbert and Lee as a committee to report concerning the road north from Nashville. The Recorder was directed io com­ plete the road warrants as soon as the roll was delivered. Hardy and Parady were appointed ar a committee to repair the ceme- BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, REAPERS, MOWERS, Horse Rakes, Plows, Dated Nashville. Mich., May M, 1876. Wheel Cultivators, Planters, and ELIHU CHIPMAX, loin 2 A 2, D. Staley's add lol north of H. T. Davidson lot 44, 0. A. Phillip’s add 10.60 North 26 feet of lot 2S h4 72 let 7. A. W. Phillip’s add, .89 lots 11 A 12, block 7, A. W. Phillip's add. .66 J. K. Rood, North | of lot 28 8.80 B. D. Bitgood, let oommencing 66 feet north of lol 27, thence B. D. Bltgoed, east 182 feet, thence north 56 feet, thenev west 182 feet, thence 8. 56 fee* to place of beginning 248 The above property or a portion ef ench drocriptfew to be sUd June l <m o-.taek. U mm a U,. V>lm B<MT. S-kHU., Mieh. A. Richardton. H.T. Davidson, T. Maxson, Milo Osborn, (82-86) Justice of the Peace, 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 6u», A. D. 1876, B. J. Fsmbsks, Recorder. THE NEW Double­ Thread DOMESTIC MILLINERY i MTCY GOODS’ Hatt In all Uw late* Wyleu Lock-Stitch Machine. Road Scrapers, Azru Ha, Ac.. / Cbshmere Jar CloaJa-Ftytcrna fflvcn to those buyiny Cloaks BfoaeMnVr Prearinff. OAoring »w thaplny Old Halt. MI88 X>OW»rXXGle atm al tto bead of tbe Dnat Maki a< Dvpartaken* ■tva a»e a eslL ___________________________ LIVERY STABLE! DIAMOID IRON PLOWS w. bkimuv JEWELER a OPTICIAN Carciigrj and Buggies. CROOK'S cbas. PATENT NASHVILLE. MICH, THE The lightest-hashing machine in the world. Clocks, Spectcbccs, $c. “ DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE CO. New York nn<l DOUBLE WAGON FASHIONS �powwrfal brain, h powwrfol intellect, and orto ba in Congrram, 'staid of asfag a bammar." Bill dragged his friend into the saloon and called for "the beat in the boose." They drunk, and Bill asked : V WOT MV4*Ute presence at tinaxtatn in tha grnaary T* •• Because," said the phrenologist. ’* I knew they'd call me a darned fool." WATXX Dr, Hall ia oppoaedto the immoderate drinking of water. He says: “The longer one pats off drinking in tho moreing, .-ap-meUy in tha^Jum«ftti', *e tpuch is- drunk during the forenoon the thiret often increases, find a very nc-^Iwssut fullness is observed, in Addition to s metallic taste in the month. The Ira* a man drinks the belter for him, be­ ttarar.-Morriao* reported tack lbs S*a*U am*t>Atarnt tx lb* Houw bill dr Dulux Um tex < n yond a moderate amount. Tho more Wee* by the New York Central railrosd Wtrata-. port corn to New York. The lowest rate* ever known to have been given to whippets—tea cents to St Louis, seventeen to Cliieigo. forty- I teMtor-ritFof ft, far twrj to New York." Appro|<Ulloa cfoteted. —Hou. E. D. Waahborno han sent U dinpsteh Fudht. April 2A—Whea the itnfrom Faria to lib friend Hon. J. Iloa-eU Jonee, prathmrnl smtrt m-t, Mr. CtoryHOtor, cxiun^I tor of Chicago, absolutely declining to be a candi­ Um ta/.odut, aatad U>at a H«tponnxnt te date for Governor of DUnob. 1 ' —Tbe Maaawchtnetta Republican Bute con| vention. in efWton al'Boetou. adopted a reaoln•mall bauds of Bidlam. who will txx sttask liotj UiU tbs delegate to the National couraularge, wall-armed parties. tlou be unpledged, but requiring them to - Chfasgufain senotu danger of Itcoomlng work-far the no.ulnaUoii for tho Prreidcncy of , bankrupt. Ths city, sums aaoaibs since, a man whose faith ia tinallctably pinned to the crrdltora, Uie oartifleatrs to peas for caah for tbe ttatebaing.wd tab* takas op aa4 paid aa Bat Judff. Me AllMter.of tho Ctroutte jurt. decides that thia method of raising money io iUegai, belag oooUary to the couHtlUitioiinJ prohibition Hg*i«U tow in tod cities incurring indebtedn— CLveeJing »:<• per cent, of IhoirasMMd to rebfe prop­ erty. Th* city troaaury b in a tad condiUon al prevent; but ibsrw U strtragb moaoy doe the city ia taxcw to Mi tho coqKWWUou on it- feet •gvin, eouid it be collected. The polios, firs department, sod school tesaUeni btva not taen paid since February, and the. laboring men iu tho employ of tho Board of Public Works have not yet received their pay for Decstntar. —AD the convicted wbiaky aons]4rattwe al Bt Loom bare now been aentenccd. The last of the tateli *m Wm. McKee, one of the projwtetoro of the Glohr-lkinocral. who baa leen condemned to two yearn* imprisonment in tbe county jail. and. tn addition, to pay a floe of *10,000. A mouater petiiioa in behalf of cloaMocy for McKee b circulating in Miseouri. Il Mkn that the penalty ta commuted to » pecuniary fine by tbe PrtaideiiU —A madman appeared before one of the Houm cocnmiUeea. a few da, a since, and related a tiinMutg story of the |>er>"«atiot»H he had en­ dured al tbe banda of tta^Precidsnt. There wm no much trribol tn h.« madness, and he laid each a straightforward story, that U wm . 1 ' — Lafayette Ijuio Iim been reuomimUcd for Congress by the Demoerata of Oregon. — StcMt of U>e delegates elected by tbe Cali fariiis Itepubliean convention will Hnpport Uaitw fcr tho PrMhlcney. —Tbe Now York Democratic State Conven­ tion at Utica adopted rwolutiona favoring the noauusUou vf Guv. Tildii. for tbs.PrcwklcDcy. I -Tha ArkansM State itepubUosn Coovauturn. hddlMt week at Liillo Boek, did not in­ struct ita delegates. The dolfgatre, howarwr. arc favorable to tho nomination of Morton for the PreMdencr. —■Speaker Kerr has written a letter declining to be a caadidrte for re-election in hia Con­ gressional district, —Tha Bepnhlicana and Independents of Cahfomia have tarmnoiMd their diffsmices. Tta records of the Independent organisation have been turned over to the Republican State Coer- an order that they proceed to brer and determine tbe qaestiou of jurisdiction, that tbe beartxm potato <m tta «U> of May; Uta tbe opening end etone ef the arguwnt » givaa Jo tbe fluid taken into the system must bo carried out, and there fa but little nonrfahraent in water, tea, coffee, beer, and tho like ; more strength fa expanded in carrying them out of tbe system than they impart to it. The more a man drink* tite more ho perspirtu, either by the lungs or through the akin ; the more ho perspire* tho more rarbou fa taken from, the system ; but this carbon is nec­ essary for nutrition, hence the lea* a man ia nouriated- tha bra strength 1» haa. Drinking water largely ditonfahaB.fh* strength in two ways, and yet many are under the impzeaaion that the more wa­ ter a wallowed the more thoroughly fa the Bystem • washed out' Thus tho leas wo drink at meafa the better for tut. If tho amount were limited to a single cup of hot tea or hot milk and water at each meal, an immeasurable good would re­ sult to all. Many persons have fallen into the practioo of drinking Mveml glaasre of cold water or sevoral cups of hot tea or coffee at mesh, out of mere habit. All such would be greatly bene­ fited by breaking H up at once. It maybe very well to drink a little at rach meal, and perhaps it will be found that in all casea it is much better to take a single cup of hot tea at each meal than a gla«s I'of cold water, however pure." pensary, at Buffalo. N. Y. PhrMeuMi sod Burgwoe •kibsd la the treatment • general and those bafaBg department in parttetosr. and the iwlorioti won withdrawn .. The —Tbe House Railroad Committee have agreed Uouae. after anoUier d>j'« dlKVMatan, p«aS*d*tfM to report favorably ou tho Senate Uli sxteud- Larial*Uv<! AppropriaUon bill without any «ry Uta. rf~—. or tetortsh Ala-to taka. vitbast data. Ug for ten yearn the liir* *or the construction ra»l*n»l rhangM. The ehtef feature nt the What wo can see, you can see. What’s SrtMack'i Mtndrak. Pita. W. kaow of no rrotay •» day WM Uh' o|ipo.ltloq rn»l* by Prof. of tho Northern pacific raitrosd. Wlmt’a bad. What’s right. hxnalMS and dactalra In tt» sctlun. Il at oor« Htrikre at Heelye to the Hxx>r]'or*U0a of Ibr tnuiif'-x at tbe good. Indi&o Jturciu to the War department In thia What’s wrong. Your great GovernAppropriation MB. Ia thia opposition Prof. mofit over all the States says to all we —The grand opera'io festival oncanlzcd by I ficrije *aa aignallj anoeeaaful, Speakar Kerr, Ln an the Franoo-Ameriotn Union, to raise foods for [.elaborate opinion. »u» tain Ing the point of order. make treaty with, come and be good and tho erection of a statue of Liberty in Now An amendment made Io rule S, io u to we give you protection all tho same, and York tarber was held in Paris a few nights for bad punish all tho same. 'The witaeoe wm an escaped lunatic. The Presi­ Mince. It was a success financially. Chinee no like to make, treaty at first, dent, he said, tn tbe body, tad never done him —France made short work of the little insur­ | like to keep all her peoples nt homo. or hia tiarm ; " Mr. Grant had only done him rection in Algiers. -The war was carried into groat wrong aa a spirit," The President, fa Africa, tbe rebels trnrronnded. and now it can Tbe englfah and americaiyi ss^r wo shall, eiplanatiou of thia ouriooa affair, aaya that be be safely anuouncod Ute war la at an cod. for we have no right to keep to our­ wav epneciom for many weeks ttat'ta wm be­ —The British Arctic steamer Pandora will selves. They fight and make us open ing nhtdowed ; that be could never leave U.c sail May 25 on a vsyags to the North. our porta for their peoples to .trade. White-boose without finding the maniac torn —A letter from Mexico «eyn the ailver quosThen they write in treaty we come to LlSCOr.ir’3 .1B8AS3INATIOX ' upon htm st name street corner, and glower upon him with bis roaming eyea ; that the ee­ go [WA»hln<ton Cor. N»w York Triban*.] ’ ( to their countries all tho same on pionage became mtolereble, and tbe President irish end • french and other An ■ interesting incident which fore- german, ( one day etopped the man and told him that it —Japan hai been visited by numerous ca- shadowed the tragic fate of President peofiloe. We come to California and fit ] munt cease, or be would bare him arrested. lamltcin fires recently. March 2J upward of to Aostralia. In Australia thdy no like Lincoln, but which has meyer before | Fiuallv some of the mauiac's friends eent him 3.000 bowsaw were destroyed and -ton livre tost to hia Loma tn Ysaiand. -Haw be made hto way in the town of Jzuahi. Tbe aroc day 140 found ita way into print, is vouched for <our habits and customs, but they treat tack to this country to a mystery. burned in Mataumi, April 1120 houses burned by a number of persons, still in Wash- 1us all the sarno as others. In California —Judge Carttar, of the District court at americans treat us all the name. ington, and who were witnesses of it tho i Wasbtogtan, bna granted a writ of habeas cor­ - A dwpsteU From Brest, France, ro]»orti> tho | On the day when Mr. Lincoln was inau- The ixditicala say wa-nre all bad and1 pus in tho c»m of Hallett Kilbourne, who wi» foundering at ees of the steamer Ouessant, by gureted the second time, in 1865, and ।dirty that come from China 1 Y’ou can impdaonod by order of tbe House, because he which twenty-Otis lives were lest. just an ho hAl passod from tho rotunda ।see f We no drink in the saloons, nor refused to answer quest lorn put to him by an —A decree lias been pabliabed ty tbe Berlin investigating committee, lie was, however, government, restoring the right of suffrage to of the Capitol to the platform at tho east fight with other peoples. Wo keep our reminded to the custody of tta United States the people of Alsace and Ixjrrnno who elected ]x>rtioo, where his inaugural wat 'to be monies an J work cheap. There are bad Marshal to answer to any tndictmant found to retain their French citizenship while domi­ delivered, a man who was recognized by irish, but germans all same as chinathan. agatet him fcr refusing to testify. Tta Judge ciled in the conquered provinces. several persons to be John Wilkes Booth, There ore n great many more chinamon decided that KUbouror's case is cue of mis­ pushing hurriedly through the passage iluu. both in California. You go to tho demeanor. and pnnwhabie by the court*. CON&RESBIONAJt. leading from the Senate Chamber to the city Hall cotul and if tharaaae more —Its Senate Committee oa Privitey*" »“d Tbe great traveler TVrstAv. April 25. — fewfl/t-Tbe iienste atrotunda, and in an excited and determ­ bad ohiaauxal Elections bare reported favorably upon Ptocb'Lout*.' tack's appiicatton for pay and mileage during luont unanimously refused to recede from IU ined manner broke through the line of captain say tho european no take us in siueuiburuts to tire Consular and tMpl^taatic Appro­ the time tta queetiou as to hto admission to the priation bi I, and waked for a cotmntttes of eoafer- policemen which kt pt tho crowd back Hoag Kong, Canton and Shanghai v^itliBenato wm pending three years. They, there­ from the procession, and mode a desper­ out bonds. You can write and see, all fore, report a resolnUon that Pincbtaca bo alate effort to reach the eastern door of china servants there. Wliat for the lowelan amount etpial to tbe competaxUon tho Capitol. De was discovered by a i americans have us in their houses if we and mileage of aHcnaicr from the beginning member of the Capitol Police—Mr. J. are not dean and steal f Ycxi cvm see. of tta term for which be wm a contestant up Chong Wo. W. Woatfall, of New Y'ork—who on to Ita period of the determlnatkni of the con­ test by tta tteate. If tta Senate sgToea io comuiiltec to inquire lute the ctri-umaUncee at- several occasions before, wvreil us since, taatUna the Ute *l*cUon ia Mtaetatppl, ia ptece of this reeolation Pinchbeck toll gvt about Ottooby, exrwMd....Ttee Senate Uwa rwumed coo- ha* given evidence of hia Yaithfulnras •20,000. oideraUon of the bin to umiuI lb>- Uw relating to aud efficiency. Ho seixod the excited The means adopted by the Treasury | —TUo CenittaU Cotn'mifioticre b»vo voteJ tbe legal tender at aUvef Cota, and Jotua (Nev.) stranger, and, after a severe struggle, Department for the distribution ofailfer that tho groatwte and baiklingn of the Exposi­ during which Major’ll. B. French, then tion »ludl Im cicoed ou SundAyv : <bo, tbit no coin in exchange for the fractiouala are Commiaaioncr of Public Buildings, at intoxicating liqnora. shall I* -old ou the entirely inadequate snd very unsatisfac­ the suggeation of Westfall, caused tho tory. It is nd how coming out aa feat as door to be closed and aid to bo furnish­ rixr.1t AMD CAKUALTIXM ! it is hoarded, and there is scarcely to­ — A freight tram on tho Canada Southern | ed, auooecded in forcing him back into day any .’’ore ailvpr in circulation than railway ran into tbe Welland canal, st WcL I tho crowd. Booth had already been there wta before the law profiling fdr land. Ont, one night last week, wrecking tbe noticed by al least two persons who the exchange was in rireuhuiou. None tender, engine, and right freight care. Englknew him passing rapidly from the user Cady wan killed, also Yas Houghton, tho of the sub-treasuries are provided wit2<a direction of the Senate Chamber toward fireman. It ia ropposed that ibe'etogineer wm sufficient numlter of clerks to count the tho rotunds, and some idea of his de­ aide« p, as the signals wore np that the bridge fractionate and issue the silver in keep­ SILVER termination to reach tho inaugural plat­ ing with the demand, and the exclnrigo —A tire at Wi bamapot^ ft., last week, de­ TIPPED form may be formed from the fact that has almost came to a standstill Much stroyed twelre acres of manufactured white­ SHOES ho broke away from the man who first of this delay may be avoided by making pin- lumber, Ita loss is *125,000. seised him, Mr. Westfail, and but for the basks die ngeuta of the distribution, the closing of the door would probably whiah they will assume willingly and ' have accomplish'd bis purpose, what­ —The city of Alehinas. Kan., wm thrown! without charge if the treasury and sub­ tote a state of great excitement one morning > over it was. treasuries will give them preference over last week, by tbs tacorery that tbs CUyCtarfc'a Thoee who stopped Booth on t list day, all oilier applicants anti supply them oAre tad taco burslsrixeu and Ita account and who is all probability prrserrerl tho promptly with aiiver diange. The banks books, cunebttng of ita ledger, journal, aad President’* life, were not aware who the Uoaoao bookz, stobn. will then, as a mt re matter of accomoda­ exerted stranger was, but the importance tion io their customers both in the dly ■ of their action can hardly be over-astibr. u-ta lo light at C*otou. Mara, where acme and country, exchange the rilvcr tlicy buys diaeovrred the body of an infant floating matad. have received for any fractionate brought in a pood. Appearances are that an attempt them, and will |>ay it out for the frac­ vm marie te kiS it tafore it wasptrtin th« pood, as ita tongue w*a cut out to tbe root*, tional part of all checks. As the bnsiA horny-handed phrenologist io » | neas of dty and country n now transact­ and Uc ba y otbvnriM mutiteted ixissolia West end grocery of Madison, Wfa., the ed almost entirely through the banks, otlicr evening plaoed his liand on u, this will be the boAt and quickest way to friend’s bead, and said : " BiH, do you get the silver into a ffeooral circulation, want to know your capacity and pcrcepti- and it will go. into the hands of.those blencss!” “ Yea, if I’ve got any.” wa* who will pass it around^tMead of hoard­ 9 to evidown tbs rate paid teraUraad ^ioa for oervicc in exrrytag tta tete. tbs speed b over thirty mtaa aa taur. —Tta anneal a eeting of the fttt A-.‘«• «-'j-.wrUcJta ttm Is tlx tai. Ustm-; baipsaiml tin. of Atcerxa eta laid in New York taat1 week. Bsp'r'-s were reed shrwteg that th* American e-ilk mtaufariursra aie twosperms. tbe reply. “ Well, then,” contiuucil [ tbe phrenologist, " I place the lip of my 'thumb above tbe center of the ear, • thus. Then I extend my finger* around j Die posterior portion, railed in phrenoieriKjr, tho oeotpuf ; tt.cn I join the tips of ; the fingetN of both hands and endeavor : to bring tlie thumb tip* together, hut ’ tho thumb* don't meet by—great good• new I" At thia point the phrenologist | harked puxated, aad gazed up at the ceil­ ing reflcetirely sud gravely. "Out with ft—I am prepared to hear the : worst." said Bill. But the phrenologist I arid he'd have to tell him privately, and in,: it—Nw> York Tntnare. This year tbe annual motion in favor I of women's suffrage was rejected in the British House of Commons by 239 to, 152 votes. It waa supported by Jacob Bright, Henry Fawcett, and other advaaoed Ubaaata. John Bsigbt, however, pursuing a different course from his brother, strongly opjxwed the scheme. N i. aHworf «> ths subject that th‘« women’s suffrage fa not yot deemed a question of “ practical politic*"in Borland. ANN , ELIZA YOUNG. 3%Htoar («M tM^vlto *»1 parttesbra of I iatyta,rrictaT«»s,e«e. ]OcM», BOOKforthe MILLION d Oh, $25 TO $50 FEB DAT Can Actually be Made with the S,Well Auger Sold nil5 through agen! Union Map Co. Cblc PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAINS. $75. $40- $50- $100. CHEAP A. DUPABLE. BMiyriryffiflyaja jw.. CHFHI 1 CD. WE MEAN ITl AMd «rw prepared t«»4teMOn»<r»te Ita ttoto. OUR AUOXXS are spsctaM enUrej to iiou.hu i . ■wi.u. 01 90 FEBT PKR HOUR. TW tor* free: 3 TO 6 FEET IN DIAMETER,. And ANY DETTH KKQVTBEO. 1 bey will taws i» GREAT WESTERN WELL AGGER CO. BLOOMFIELD. 8AVI8 00., WWA. DO YOUR Madame EOTS Conet Skirt Supporter IncruMi In Popularity every year, and Fw ItKALTVt.COWVoaT •Mortal* erV 'ifQ it THM SWT aST»Cl* • ,ELAI AGENTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL HISTORY or the U.S. the Foeoi MUSTANG LINIMENT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-05-12.pdf.pdf d9064298467d939ef16835c1203e2c82 PDF Text Text Vhr ISuWWSraM 0021 0003 >.. rrAutnM ' > * Vi I*'-M WMM M- < r~—r "TVFffli c*gyg %» ■ tMwwwvm RRY Co“Mfttt.7FRlDAY, MATT 12; 1876. gifts, and was the greatest stock gambter1 - Tbrrr is no adage more true than tho .... in_______ London. ■•' one tlmt dcclarea that misfortunes never r<J» Him™ >iad m0S» «nx>hw Me in Iroopt Then, ....................................................... of course, one bring the other. In my had dined me with hid daily forty cuk , the anxieties that had trooped so ■ h««< do jou tawricrvai ‘ W»»A'^bU eBMVlriteol «fis ABSENCE PHOM WASHING* little note on thin blue paper, beginning thus: ______ J " Yea, yes, yes; I think he’ll do.” Anu understanding thin wm my old much i know ' (rubbled ••• •■in toy mind ’ ’ regarding you ** “ “How did I come here I” trying to ■ ; la ropfy to u vratdtitimi dffertd-'in the tho Black Hills fay fin Chicago Tribune, ■dntts to ttorf Jfaxrnal the foU&wfng «jxirt from Oiviter City : . 1 ' Ihave read many ortictot in papers as' to the condition of the Black Hills golddiggings, but not wo have 1 foiind that told the whole truth. The lactXtW on CuafarOutoh ar French Croak, than of Mr. Hudd’s fatherly care hanging 5g*Ul, ‘UM* lb ’’•o D » —— f Budd, ior jonr friendly .imoijoonoemi»K mr talU, ; I w ra. Mr Bndd doo. ° J . . .. , ., . . ' dse tho power* of hla office ia >u>y part of tho Seventy or eighty miles northward from this trfiy, at Deadwood, Whitewood, quirp of the Executive, an independent branch of the GovcniXBeuL co-ordinate with the Sen­ Bear’s Gulch, Iron Creek.' and bund ate and Honan of llcpreeoniaUvea, ,aa account administrations and of public executive Creek, there are claims that pay ft*om fortunes never come kingly;**’ •" »> A mm on th« foi^dU mcanr wvH£ acts performed daring 4ha\ 1 time $10 to $20 per day; and^ti beadwood, claixus sell at/rom $800 to $1,500. ence ; but there’s OT'Idh fa it worth’ of such absences, -^-y ; j; Capital wilt be required to fluocewrfully mentioning. ‘ ‘ ~ . ’ '' House of RcprreMu^atiToo mny.yqp*r. .»S a WIND. ANO WATER. work the diggings, and little can,-bo mid right, in ita demand upon tbo Executive for information, is limited to what is necessary for handed. Tho gold is found, in tho beds women rarely no. Como and tell him ho will, Rose- IK.- R.'ti.ir, ■ «*rkb»a>! bowtag to<™rd mo. TT^ ta wasaanrwif iml nfnrv lwino’w Hero । an Ji rc]>entant 'hc-f^' I had bratt-4*hl inquiry1 frank, honcet words, but in a manner that no woman could fail to understand, LOB INO THEM'ROTH. The dearest little rasabudof * girl, wjlli,.cll'ecka wlu’re the pink flush came | and went, and- blue eyes, Wit a long, Roldeu-brown lashes, and Lair that waved without the aid -of pins or irons. 1 al­ ways Ihought dwr name was the most miita^te that could have been chosen for her, tisDugh th* only wonder is that old Farmer Budd did not namt> hTs only daughter Deborah, or Rebecca, or Sarah Romans bad fortunately been her fa­ ther’s grandmotlier's name, however, and ko came a Rose Badd intotho world; for Mrs. Budd had made the Anna a middle name instead of part of tho first, and dropped ,u'; r; When I began to Jiha Rem Bndd so mnrff that 1 seriously thought of pro- back to Rosebud, to be nursed and for. ffiycn. Had sho not forgiven me, she Ui.: au R-e were betrothed. that I oould do just tiien was to squeeze After tliat no more letters in yellow her hand. ; ‘ fihe tbok pt tatqr.ntoor <faicklfj bt$, that wns very natural. I had not’seen tier tor' three yoeH. Shn did hot ‘ ItW vor’fl advice, yAnd days and weeks and mbntkn nflUiQiyJahfinf a4KongU<fay little Rosebud, fading because the sun­ tnuTs fftonlur Mnl roater than ever. light of my love was withdrawn from it, Just then, Dr. Roper being pNMDt, T crofaedwy fand, -W*y wiU‘ satynothing, but afterward, as the cvena nigh. shadows fell, she brought me tea •®d toaai.; and. toui., hc^biuid. nover, fw Vmlutte, fWiI we had mef—’ that wai Ml. * Nttfhof^tf*AlF* oueslay “ Dear Rosebud, bow good fiPyou.” —I remember it was the day after a And she answered : spteptljD tjtelond'.I Vi^atte, |—one day I made this latter statement mid. “Andi—oh, have always loved to Violette Hannover, and she, having you, —Rosebud. ’Tin true, a siren laid heard it, bestowed on me her most aris­ her spells upon mo, but the hallucination tocratic stare, and asked mo if I did not " l Xn Tihiak you arc wandering know that slu> had been cnMd te 1». Twentyplum for six long months. again,” said she, “if you don’t stop “nV11 > ',c lPncried ^r* you: , AdBSfcrfaJiHMyftiWh flMBfpwith- rat you iM’giW ing modirinti late fa itfa. temffito’Whad not been abler tb rtUft/ftVMjpyouth, only rnof” I raid, bitterly. “Do you know hoping f&r 'hie cUpIoam ia nyear, with that you gave me' reason to hope every­ J.r/Mr- .Markham I” cried she. tW practice all in the fnhlne ; .andlf if thing from you I” ‘ “ Call me Henry’,” said L • Rose, if “ I know it is time for mo to dress for you had hated mo, would you bo here so kdrive,” mid yon kfyly nlntfte?ta^.yrm|r wants ?*' on comfortably. There <x>uld ho no good afternoon^jjpft dojgt loqlfsoljdi^ ’* ** htnvt' saitf shffi •* Where should I cotppairieon drawn between in I fondly ulously tragic, Mr. Markham. I hate be but in my own house ? I’m sure I’ve Loped, that would not be favorable to ■siolkiBAato^MKitt yom cithot—Jaifififi me xtod I coolly, ikciugh peJitcly, took my place before film, and cut him oat on t the Hannover mansion. tell you, once for all, that I don't think In a fortnight Violette wan Mtn. TwenTn a month Mr. llauuover was j wa ever should have been happy togather. And I always liked Hiram tho poor .M dubby, IcokiMffcn^wKdUCT- a bankrupt—one of those who take a forbest, only ho was so shy. And, my WM epM M into tbu bac|fl>ound, and _ one d^c-khmod her aqj^ iKAmuHly kdong& thgproqBoeoCltgiiilaUon. It doee not profeai to lie aaked for that object. If tills infannatloube aonjbl through an inquiry of Uie Presldenl aii to Lis executive acta in rlew or in ffid cf the poyer of inyjeachtnoul vented tn tho House. it'ia'aAked in derogation Of in tnlierent natural right recognixed^n this country by a constitutional guarantee which protects agaiust himself. ' Hhftng tho time that I have had too boner to occupy the position of President, it Lan been, and whUaUxmlfauMoppcnw that position it recognise and torwpcct tbo bctctbI trust* and Hi cm. nor allowing encroachment* upon the proper power* of tho office which the people of the United States bare confided to me, bat aiming to [irmcryc in their proper rclitionn the sorer-1 [owera and functions of each of the co-ordinate branches of the Government mont. In nudatcusuco of tho rights secured by the Constitution to the executive branch .Qf tba GuTcrament,. I *ui compelled to decline any specific or detailed answer to tiie request of the Houno for information ae vyr. Q*'tp b»°? jyxionned /V* d\bu>'<® Muith ntarof *ffrvortHncnt fcdaUkoed-by ■ A terrific aau'wester that will long bo and toe bed rock ifl deep down. There romembexad. *nd tho moef.violent that can be no doubt that there are rich dig­ over visited Chicago, ’ passed over that gings here, some of which I havemyadf city on the 6th inst, causing some alight seen ; but as yet little progress has been made toward overcoming the obetaelra that prevent their being developed. Not of thousands. Tho storm was a com­ only is capital, andkgood deal of it, re­ bination of wind, rain and lightning, quired, but the lack of communicaffop and dtajiig-tbcjirv minutes tliat ft insbri with the rest Of the world is such that tho Cook county hospital was stripped here, in Custer, wo are hardly secure of its roof audits inmate*! left without against starvation. Tho supply of pro­ nhclter ; the Michigan Southern freight visions in the whole town, which now dtpotjJUjgflkbuiMingioa feet long, ab numbers about 1,000 inhabitants, is not m<xn t ntirely^TlemoliBhed ; tiie ' spiro sufliaiont for. more than a week; and of Grace Episcopid clmrch, which wns supply-irniim en route hither have been stuck on thi) road, or in th*) road, some seventy-five feet from the ground and sevety-flve miles distant, for somo time. over one hundred feet in length, was The Indians, too, throughout the whole hurled into-jan open'lot alongside the region, and on all the roads, arc hostile, sacred edifice ; and a heavy brick smoKe^ and almost daily stampede stock, it nd stack fell upon the roof of a confection­ with their rifles pick off emigrants or ery e<jt4blWimeiit where.> number of prospectors; and numbers of parties girls were employed, injuring four of hive lost their entire outfit on the way, them very seriously. Five workmen in and endured terrible Bufferings in mak­ the freight depot were badly hurt, and ing their way hero on foot it ia tewed somo fa faem-.vriH -notreWitliin.the m£>ntli, no less than fifteen it A » i • • ’ »' ' emigrants have been massacred by the Some of the minor accident, wore of Indians in thia vicinity, and, unless the a rather ludicrous diameter, m was that Government comra to our relief, and that quickly, there ia reason to fear the town will have to bo abandoned, os the । and thrown against a large plate glass BavagcB ran cut off out supplieti almost window on one of the principal business wholly. «trecte.__TJ}e_yagou and the window wereqnicklyfabdaniAa totalwrci ; but A. MVIIUKBIXG X.lCHISt. the horse attached to tho wagon dashed and in what part of the United States.*’ If. *hW Uhirv H* however, tbo Hanse of IloprcsenUtivea doeiros " in ttnrltfmuCT ynrds • nr -the aouftfasBt to know whether, during tho period of upward of seven years during which I have held the poriion of the cify tho fury of tho tem-^ pest lasted some ten minutes, and lum­ been absent from the seat of Government, and ber was higher than bw bpfore, , The boards piled up were blowC hither and is* Dr. Roger’s house I Didn’t you Yfffi-ff forege the obligulona or dntiea of mt Now I found fellqw, bo is—the best husband woman but continued to dUC.tfge all ofllcce, acU, and duties which were required maxi, There remained to me only the Moss- . I know now that I never really loved orjejMerrTHW-nsaio ¥ not aware that a failure occurred tn any one Ifawvo .19VQ0 ’lobl.IU .1)9 instance of n*y exerctoow toevtawwiMM--^d into a farmfc and I myself mustdeave my . I don’t know whether that wm trtio or pewen of my office mcvft/ a«o reqMHffg -wml wVIm Ur, i>ea« their dtscliargc, or of my exercising all tho ring fa w^or o aires behind me, and become a plafa love roe toon,'and doc£ not nqw;.and I’ necessary exoeutivo act* tn whatever port qt farmer—a man o£’iAk’*iiioSto<S6J Fortunately, rapidity of travel anl of mail as Rosebud's father, without his com- I I live alono at Momwood now, an old;' communlcaUpq, wdlhetecj^tx of almost in«t»x > ™». W'lw&.iwd ita fortable knowledge of money in the bank •UuUfieoug'cdrrtipondAlicd ‘ wfai officer* at the acat of Goreniment which tho telegraph was absolutely wealthy. o«Mh«t^iLim-44 alMV* per minute, and can' sweep a field from right to left, or vice versa, without hav­ ing the position of the carria-e shifted. There are six barrels (as with the Gatling gun}, bat they revolve and are discharged by the turning of a crank which prbpefi tho hammer. The cartridges are ntrung on a strap, seventy-five on each. When cnciscihsnstcd it'eur bcreptart-by s.mply^Btfpfjing a hook. • •Rati6ite man fe needed to operate the mnrdetons weapon, and if perchance <lw enemy protecting themsolvm front lbw min. ^otdd storm tho work-i, and the opera­ White they wewatending-fa tho entrance tor should see that he cotdd not destroy tits building tell, killing little Fred and or dtiay tbd advancing columns until toinforaed, he could disable the gm by breaking bi, pwWjez;. jff. ., : Ttip total loss to property in tbo city , is in iho'neighborhood of $250,000. IbFrtBu— cd scattered to the winds, and people knew that Miro Viotette lifa jilted.mu and.al»<> that my money was gone.* The‘city'had lost many of its charms, and I wrote to the old woman who had kept the house at Moaawood for my father until his death, fa.©A?.it ready for my return. Tbra .Stag Ae’ftSO W- .not lor rooms, and packing my smaller be- I must go back to Morawood and be­ come a farmer. T ‘ ~ * * by the capital M iMr with Kia uncouth Borne «-nnn», perhaps, I may marry. Mian Flint would have me, and so vould but whatever I may A maw may bo ndd-tivtete-been drink­ ing like a fish wfacn he finds that ho has taken enough to make his head swim. <* “What is your business, sirf’*rakeft til o' court in a sharp voice. • ’ A concbologifit.” “ What’s tlist!” raid th» ’ jnftge. “I opfa* ctamk."’ A noons lately advertised that for ft be would send to any address a handsome package containing 100 presents. Eocl\ package turned out to be a paper of pins. A Wisconut.x editor illustrates the pre­ vailing extravagance of the people of the present day by calling attention fa fae costly baby-carriages in use now, while, when he was a baby, they hauled him around by the hair of fas head. “My poem is gather Jcpgthy,” ahq said, * * and may be yon won’t havq rv qm for it this week.” Tha editorjyawnqd and replied: “Okl yes, we poubi find Amok U a p*-y**r-^dJlpa wry fondtoffice cream. .He was per­ mitted to $mo..fato toeJamijx tiioptjmr evening, and, as usual, .wanted more ioq cream; but, nit ho TP»d0 biff wish known be added; ” tjjfr *** BtorfiJ r.l '<W Inw « >1* aktail nifloo.-niit In «ot«gt VWjlxmW «uno out with k bloodynone •1*W kwn'.LWiV"- "■*<«.■ WMwIgil note tat LXOtmjra xoxoo.v. , mO • The total amount of capital invested in the eight Loiidtn gas companies in blindfolded, thHr arms pinibried, and $50,000,000. In midwinter soun; of the Itegaat works have to semi as much oh &.w* cubic fotft of gM fa the oouree ..J-- be a roaebnd. I threw that away long tire duties by tbo President of the United BUtoi cxieta and i« devolved upon him wbcrago, and Roper picked it up, and it makes his life fragrant. during flw year bring 14,000,000,000 cubic feet, or about 18,000,000 feet per consohttion;fof the living,’»proceeded Cniieft ifeiaiea BUT did'pawn i limited or capaWe wiiteeUMyaludik Tho difficult problem of utilising coal ^roqulnJtadMctorg.taki. trata were exha&rttxL At tho concns n imsnder-iu chief of the army >.«« iririai..*.'. b. waaa attetebed «p to the fanbfaac > CTrotofc. According io U»l jounal ton wqod tree, face tofabe,their frat tbo Superintendent of .th0 Riding rail- ^Sodtthiiifiiaoi tho Vnited ' ibid lias bran experimenting with an fading gradually This is a broad country. ‘ They are living now .'oa. Steawbeary toorteake in Georgia, and froaen laka trout fa Duluth .Chicago,.fori Topeka and Santa Fa railroad. The two mon were taken by a mob to a patch of to maintain as conetaut and almoat an quick thocapital. "I don’tlika <u4«r>"-W^P0«, pfakj pocket to another. * * Everybody has bi* hands fa his pooketa.” »iu j i: This would prevent his own gun facing turned upon him—a docrided iiyprow- ^SiUein^io ^ -io IfiiTif people. Eynntonx is -axpected Uns Cefacunial year to. plant a tree., If ypqgan’tjo that, make a bough. r. ? ’ .. “ / ., One lady (holding a very amall oabThe history of the Gatling gun is fa­ miliar to oil, but a stock oomiiany ia now thing. ” Polite grocer’s e.lark—"Ytoi bring organized fa IndiaDapMia to pro­ vide for placing upon the markets of ma’am; but it’s Becfatee ot the O^ntauP tho world a military machine that is thither, and ns there ore no mirks or brands, the ownera will have some trouble fa picking out ■ their property. TOFWUM fwpuu >■ UfilfiM UM, and month after aeeuming the duties of hiaeffiro, looked Wktf an' ontrtniliy wide phmkand oub wheae .aaisMiMAAw read without tollffatas. Washington was neceaeary from the Fred Bonk, n lad of twelve, was the 7r""cv.„ “ “.waetauwtt only p:won reported killed. He, with fid rebellion, of annealing mjwolt at kin mother, office, I freely inf^ time of my entntfl check and toltte iuw^ifo would not-be' her’f and she mid ix UgpM.Ml.'ta k°«*. * A Wife* YorOMAtfM iMgfam nd. ‘'prospected” for fhc whole distance. ' A few of tite claims on’ the gulch it may pay to, work, but. the pay will be vary moderate. In somo of toe gulchro fxuto^- north, it may pay a littte better. At Spring Cr,-ek and C^Uo and. Rapid Orooka, the oondittoo ia about the tame. WaaxixoToiq May 4, 1UTC. ’ ■AwtfaRwtying niMaagw-m« memorandum of tbo absences of Presi­ dents of the United States from the national capital during coCh of surf-mi ting on fffmotudy. Aad you’ve had a laid time/.VM-if&Hilfao on the right soon. *'t bunny mill. ; pensea, and all but thirteen riausw have been abandoned, m work on thorn nlaid m to the validity of those acts or to tho be useful' 'confided •■y—tetrm* .Boatao. •‘P.H.rriitfM<SacQmktfWF<>-fck. I hiuftdial in Npfyfc tho awful drcap TwMtbrtoal^tdandwaaryhtace «W>< v cbsnns that K, -b™ her. _ V«H*n<W»M>i» nwJioua:." hytartor directed any - wbM, - -have-MtteB 's ••deified' ptno* eeat of Govwtunnnt la avidenced by hnndredn of- fto thirteen, in fact bUttenareno# been performed u a ffiktancA from ftst'scaf 'nt upon huXd. of au^L acta ^SocLd Ift my WSSa ‘V «aBS< on. » rarx> jttwrr«jr. ■r Hof bore by tlwaoarc In tni', SVpteffi4|tatfnra.|i«atr;-aiM!Mr; Mae me an oSar, they‘.l p«« you w«t' • dt op ud lailta ip ta MU-mpL SSaBr.tr® SKWO?<"a«'i THE BLACK HILLS. ■ TON. And Violette had smiled ' radiantly tlioy had started, I remember running after them, and then—wluxt do ’I remem­ budinen outpdo too Whitehouse when upon me. Since then how many teto-a-Jotee bad ? ber then f Darknees, dreams, pain, an I not had with her—how manyirrtlerf f1 I1 ■awnkbuing ifiwlittlo room, with white was learning to dance with her, and I curtains, and a toilet fable, and a vision .charmingly dresHi ib The same odc say- •’satesa&yg* - NO. 33. coal yioMfag on an avmga 10.000 Bubie a faafitr of jtftfttle ktafcBnt fhbd^bo&^f»riflhiU9n ‘t&Ugfr. fwtfteytaWfeHMbtUiMk alone amounts to $8,750,000, and the tho effortB of Um»« recently in riteMon s«i buried on the spot fa a shallow Lrendh, apparatus by means of which a ntoam half dollar eai^i and lhe show i taMt ^»aw< there w« MtaaHraDover. Perhaps tlfa I would make amends. military. I would write has overcome the chief obstacle to com- Calfahaa. Tbs fate ministeiai Topeka. . As TVkritedro.of’ <iycnH£«ad jl,250,000 t*“* 1“ public Uwp«i«> night, little EnglWi, U»ioAU UMriM*l«U,no>IXn ■» padfargw Jofajr ■S.-<1*at; of New York, fam fa-. revolution in the coal aa the result of transfc again. 1 waa as rare of thus f> the train ThenumbMor rtrotUmp. i, idi^Uj.WU, >11. WM».. U> lllatd K-yJMOMU gnm oodal «wli»rtar « ,£^ d^i > -tah U Mta ta* KTMKB. ».!git»«i*.,uil.u«l M ta tnd. Mtr*wwteiftteft44iy«««rteto«fec ■Ir^Vluop.ocKuum. l.aM.OdO.OOOeotuc il for wrip, I thiok U» Uori?mri< U Il moves under water at such would rise that night. leel daring U» twin month., it • gron : >11 right, sod Pm going to trta thir for oortrf rW,000. | pwnaU,”— Dm. « Fn. fn". �rt " IONS! SB—BBBBBBM JT WILL FAT STOP Ajsn LOOK! MAY IL1WI above. They were alone, without cards, or checkers, or books, but Sa­ tan came to the rescue. A certain proposal was drawled by (he long short ona. They then piit vu their hats and coats, armed themselves __ __ pail with a broom, " of waler and a dipper, and want forth into the still bkllcr cold of tho Digb<,t and worked diligendy. They swept a broad path over the sloping sidewalk, quite froe ■SB’S, TGUTM* It B0T8’ CLOTHIIG GOOD GOODS! FOB THE LONG BRICK STORE OF Lowest UVIirernlL Mr,. E. C. MLLOY4HICY GOODS! 2DB/ST GOODS Spring .ml Summer S<yle« few minutes it had froxon. then an­ other dipper of -waler, and anoiher wxil, until the path was glass like in its icy smoothne»s. A whisk of .the broom sent a light covering of snow orer it, the work w»* done, and the goddess laborers, ga'hering op their tools, scrouged themselves down on >he doorsteps and conversed pleasant­ ly. Presently the door* of the meet- Dress and Cloak Making, GROCERIES! CUTTING AND FITTING, ATTENTION. ALL! IS NOW 1U. IN AND ABSYOBTH & BROOKS, pay the Highest Market Price for the pavement for a fpw minutes, and then broke.into twos a»d threes, and came gravely down ou the sidewalk. FWTATOEH, Suddenly the si illness of the night was 5ioked by a whack! whack ’ and two sBoris that were as one. A fe­ male Friend flew te the rescue— AfcMU mU>-v Ha whack! Tho whole congregatioQ Delivered al thrir filled .with wonder, came ambling down to the scene of disaster — ELEVATOR Iff IfASHVILLE. whack I whack! whack I groans and snorts, 'tbees’ and *t h o u s* filled tbe air, and, with checks stained with tears of laughter, they sal oq Hie LATH, step and •took it in,’ those sons of Be­ SHINGLES. lial, since so #ell known to the world WA TER LIME, aj Joseph Jeflerson and John Ellsler. SALT, Henrietta Irving about fifteen years ■ HAIR, riaia i*bov*4s la the Faliw ago when her home was in Milwau­ STUCCO, kee, was a beautiful, nervotn roaming CORN, iPNAS, OATS, Clover Seed, &O-, tractions, ns thousands of persons in I. a. •' IMralt. .at 1. S all thyi western country well know. Raida, rfTHkad, Ik. <n Mi.klfU .1- Her’* was a peculiar life. She was wedded to the stage, and at last be­ trail OpvrOff ease, on ths wMing of Jan* came the wifo uf William Eddy, the 22. to $500 arid* Md ths oha»Pioa*hip tragedian, a much older person than she was. He died lately at Ken •f the world. A swMhyp ooowmd oa tl4 Mlchlgaa Con- sington, Jamies, West Indies, in the depths of poverty, and his wife is now in New York, sick, destitute and appealing to the public fur food. There is something sad about ull this tbo company h estimated at $10,000. No professional business. 49 out of ev­ ery fifty actors, actresses and profes­ sional people live the most unhappy lives. They ore nervous, restless, rambling and desultory. Year after th^Rgb frightfully mangled be VM comcIobb year they are knocked around from pillar to post, mussed squeezed, turnb.ed, seduced, forsaken, deserted, as ’ At Battle Creek, May »h, in a dlspote be- a luscious orange is picked, squeezed suczed dry and tho skin at last thrown into the gutter. Once io a while a relation to »ome dotblag, tire former eUbbad professional woman preserves her vir­ tue, but this is do part of necessary ward-robe for the stage, If those who, cater to the public would only Ik. Mr. be as moral as they are clever, and the profession of amusement could Tb. drddoaa .1 be recognized as the fine art it really is, there would bu less su fieri ng among those who have spent their earnings in gewgaw* and their lives twenty-three year* ago- of Am hand clapping, leaving the dregs tu be (toured out tu desjiair. It is not of one Alloa and never afterward* re- ortxad. the person, so much os the vagabond life actors and actresses lead, that Dba ekuU of iW sms was broken. causes their grief—having no homes, always on the move, thrown -into all >20,00), which ia manner of temptation!. While we like to see a play or performance, we had rather bury a child than see il GoHum. M. W. JUtoh. Parke Jl Pratt, embark is such a hazardous calling, that is. if it waa a child we loved.— AINSWORTH A BROOKS, . Proprietor*. ' ABE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! Ma'x SiittfrM 9.00 k 118.00 MSiiti “ 5.50 ti 111.50 Splendid Prints, SATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT FACS, OVERSHOES. Nubia, at M Cta. and Chil­ dren’. Stocking. [all Wool] Fresh Bread, Rasks, Cakes, drack­ ers and Pies GEAKD RAFIK AID DETROIT TIME TABLE. GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING !! OKBCEBIES, WALL PAPER, PRUTS FROM 6 T8 7 CI BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS COTTOS MODS CLEAR DOTS! TEA15 BEST $1.00 H. ALDRICH 2-Button Kid Gloves, Plaidl Dress Goods, Black Alpacas, Ladies Silk Ties, Curtain Laces, Table Linens, Black Silks, Hosiery, '■ P arasols. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. The Reliable SA.H Uee TOWS! The Highest Market Price paid Jar Country Produce. DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING Credit. CBOCKEKY, GLASSWARE AMD LAMPS I Don’t forget it I Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at • C. A. TRUMAN’S. L. J. WHEELER LUNCH ROOM o. C. WOLCOTTS HARDWARE ADVT. BOISE BRO’S. GROCERIES! THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST H. ALDRICH REW LIVERY! ■ « Stockmann A Willyard, Cente xinial Furl lain, Jactai t Sour R. 1 MILBURI WAGON. short line arrwcKM MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. FOR SALE ONLY AT SALE asi BOARDING STABLE, DRUGS, MEDIINES, NASHVILLE, MICH. BOOKS, STATIONARY, WAIX PAPER, ike principal loeere. Sbme hme ago mention was made of thw ravages made by tho plague in Soma and Mesopotamia. As its tendency appeased Io be westward, attentioo waa called n> Chat connec­ tion to the very pheoominal weather of het winter ia Europe, and this eounlry. and the eweiNnatance appear­ ed to justify as forewarning as to the danger of the plague spreading into Ebcope and America. The danger of the apprehension being reabsod in •eases no^ from day to day. Alseedy it has made its way into Tur­ key and desolated several pro rinses its Ibe interior of that country. It may cootinoe its western course fur all we know and soon menace us here Cleanliness is the only available preveolire,and, plague or no plague, shat cannot be liiought of too soon or salivated too promptly. TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, TOILET ARTICLES, Wines and Liquors ! READ! READ! READ ! These celebrated Wagons are the best the market.. The axle trees are made from hubs rhe best Ohio hickory; the spokes from best XXX Fort Wayne oak, particle of lumber in them has been season­ ed, under cover, over three years. We rant every wagon to show no defects in ma­ terial or workmanship for one year. PRICE, Iicliiiu Ttp Boi, Wiiflelrea, Kedjfle, Staycta; asi Tn Sprim Seats. $85. ii FOR MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL FUR- FORES ONLY. has act (BSSS&SLrn:: Those birds do an imra CALL AND EXAMINE THEM Sick and Afflicted ! axaonnt of good in destroying Ibe bug* or vegetation. Nashville amd vicinhti Do you want Paints and Oil* 1 h indictable i dona , for eaca in kil- Home Circle? Do you want School Book* ? MEAT MARKET! I KEEP A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS, TO M B-BTONE8 and MONUMENTS, Foreign AAaerieM Do you want a Prescription filled with care ? And Manufacture all kinds of BLACK * FULLER ROE k CLEVER sorter day-Hk i a aondiUua. and then i. FRESH dnwn wore and try and riunk .. > ... TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE, MfiATS, ... ... _ ATKIX8O* & ROE, EAVE TR«GuaiK«l a Specialty. 7 0. C. WOLCOTT. NASHVILLE, MICH �GOODS! NEW PRICES. URGE INVOICE! 10,000 Fathers and niothere, brothers and flifftern, children, tan be He claimed to BOTTOM PRICES BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, .vujtKoa giiaur*. Griffith & Durkee Wedarsday’a evening train, from the tt’ II. YOUNG. M. D. n • ^OHer.Ksnt >M» at Mala A cornet qnanotis, **Cmm Fairies AU.' IN THE BRADY BRICK. L1I BROTHERS. at Tmtmab's. Gunm * Dcusx's. (Bosilh) had tracked Uem. to this village, Xf C. ELLIS. M. D. and Handsomest Dress Goods, "Dry GroocLs Richest Neatest and Tastest Prints, Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. HA. BARBER. M.. D, £ «ttrS£L5 “* *”* L.SKZSKZKJT^'" HtttM-o. path* HvyeMyjH Wu»eon. p*-.ys EBSTERjt "HOBBS, JBlnck- Txcmam'v. 1 B. RA8EY, Drsyrrmn. Goods i GRFFITH St DURKEE, Gaimra a Dcbebs's. tdhaxlGrov*~R Baker . E R. Withe was an excellent piece of movie. DRESS GOODS! NEW F TP. M 204 New fltjtk PrisU, 6 oenU. We have Jau purrttased the entire stock at Goods Oris. Holter end Geo. with aax Bmlth main street pLEMKNT SMITH, ao4 M. FLINT, IE. T. CHILD & Attorney mt Xu*w. pace over Detov Pros. TTretSiev, MeOhvUlo. Mkfr. T li. LEE. ’ wav also Francis, tie Old ; y»e nee that man u living U'ivtfel!” DEALERS IN Sheetings, Sheriff PARADY, Manufacturer of Boot, and Shorn, TOHN Q CRESSY, lushiigN, return with him. but Uh she (beUetuig abe bad a better thing) flatly refused to do. Finally, however, after the matter bad been 1141 f. flkDnVlne, Meadville. Buts, Shoes, N.tl.is, >IU her husband if he would wilhdtaw the BibboRt, The Ornheotral Quickstep by J, M. Roe, Eugene Coot, B. H. Hoag, F. Helm and E. —Franklie's statue In Printing House ing glasses at a pretty girt ; for which it wasn't really so much to blame as she not only had a mo-r charming fae^but was most tastily asd bewitchiagly arrayed in beeom- Barter, F. furniture." Mrs. Smith.—“John has been spending Starts, •■Unfurl the Flag,** a vocal Quartette, was Fars, DBT GOODS, James Fleming, GROCERIES 204 Main St., Jacksoil. HATS, Watchaaier aii Jeweler, CAPS, E-t UJ. cC<ilu Smm, Xasbvme, Bkb BOOTS, w /tttly repaired and warranted. ' SHOES, A FEW MONEY TO LOAN-! CLOTHING, . * h ApmH lol bdt Stcnta. NOTIONS, is iciu or kt. AC., AC., AC. dZ" ■ay anything about marring the furniture.' “ Beautiful Dreams,* CasA Purchasers will make Large Saving by buying their Goods Pieate call and examuu Goods and Prices, Cantpare promising to tears town, (which he did.) before jntrciuuing of a CASH HOUSE. rlonchere. informal ion that has oovee to oar earn . T. Boise and C. M Holler. Hr,. T. M. Brady. Belle Truman “Lot the Hilb Rceound with Song.** after which J.3I. Rog.ja behalf of the Baod.- The subject of a 4th of July celebration ia now being talked up among our bnaineaa of a delightful quickstep J>; the full band. ondcretanl the brye will reproduce Nashville Truly'fltwti and what would be more appropriate In this 100th anaiveraary of American Independ­ and new fee! ence than a celebration la the good oldhuhioned way. Nashville has always tak coming great campaign. ON LO5O TIME. L. RUSSELL. ELI STRONG, Call And Hee Practical Millwright, NASHVILLE ifiRICULTimi DEPOT OX SOUTH MAIN STREET. HARDY <fc CROCKER, Notice b hereby given that ia aoeo.-dsnco wi.b a resolution adopted by the common council of the village of Nashville, Mich., and Acoordidg to section 46, of tbo village charter, and also Ordinance, No. 2tJ, I will nell at nablic aaetUo. the following described lands situated ia tho village of Nashville. Mub.. fur unpaid ium far the year 1875: Taxes Expenses. Total. Description. $ 35 id UO lou Wk ll. D. Staley'«and" 1»«. Cr»n. * 2.00 3. GO N WINE |. Sec. 36, T. 8, Cook <k ShelJoo, 2.00 Warren Eastman, lots 2.1- 3. D. Staley's add 2.00 lot north of IT. T. Davidson A. Richard eon. 2 OU lot 44, O. A. PbilHp'v add II. T. Davidvou, 12 00 North 25 feet of lot 28 T. Maxson, Milo O.born, Nashville, JBIcfe. 200 .6» lot 7. A. W. Phillip's add. 2.00 Ims 11 ft 12. block 7, A. W. Phillip s add. General Conveyancing, 8.80 6.80 North | of lot 26 E. D. Bitgood, let commencing 55 feel north of lot 27, thence E. D. Bitgood, Collections a specialty. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, Verily Nashville scores of laurels from henceforth and f.rcv- OUR STOCK CONSISTS OP eitizena will take The Eaton Rapid. Methodist Society hue finally douided to boiM a new church at a CTU.rr.w.Mjooi.Lo.ocn. pet up an REAPERS, MOWERS, 2.00 Horse Rakes, Plows, have extended M invitation to Rev. T. L••Creede” al the U. X. Church utxt Sabbath eanght out only flve ••fellera’’ and their gala I> <U On.n C«rt $300.00 and UPWARDS KOCHER BROS and Smith will remain in the village to soil *h»" Walnut Bureaus, with Elasx $12.00 Marlile Top Bureaus, do $18.oo Everythins Else in Proportion. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO., Mrs. Sick Heed ache. Habitual Cootivooees. pal- Mra. Smith will be a- thick as ever. 3 even's August Flower for 76 sente ia certain, bat if you doubt thia. RHERl J OF EVERY' DESCRIPTION, Hats, Caps, ■•if. . Deputy Sik^rlS; u» Sellin eiclisivelj for Cash at one Price to All, and at 12 1-2 Per Cent Profit FURNITURE! Shirtings, Taen/.a**. and *L00 al N^h'-iHe, Midi. Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn money D. 1878, Dated Nashville. Xlich^ Hay 3rd. 1876. (31T-36) K. J. ftXBHL Recorder. A Double­ Thread loan rfsUy attended tn. If RS. L O. CROCKER hm >M received a Iwge stookof »|Mta« ' fflLLffiEEY&PAliCYfiOODS! Beal and Lock-Stitch CUrtMU. U. to MtoUm Lgccs, Machine. •"V selling tickt Road Scrapers, to Oicee buying Cloata Matching, Prtafng. CbtoHng and re­ shaping Old Huts.’ Prison at Jackm. at toxrd tabor. the Christian Social at their revidenc*. cost $89 W. Howver if oey wf war r«U en fully make up their m’tadv tn try tho eg- ia anticipated. the Be,t Country LIVERY STABLE! Mm C. I- Dey a, See'y. Brllviie, drove the huvbaad (a eort of a ellly Mlow,) from the hooee and ravished the —Loot week Monday Richard Gvahai ted on bis overland trip for the Centra­ >. M. tewi and oookinr uteuaila that make up GALE CHILLED. 3ii DIAMOND ffiOK PLOWS la. E.WORY’S Caninjts — In the Circuit Court, at R^tingv. WM. VENN. Pwr.itTMu aau prwo timea. Buggits. ’ a wide and ng burinew CROOK’S Mexico- lU^nrUk. Mick. At --------- - - - _____ CBAF. w. miMf, JEWELER 5 OPTICIAN PATENT prophecy he I right. NA9HV1L1X MICH, LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. "^wjja'hss.' nil Lk«T wrrr ritir - i<* famous GUARANTEE IMOrmAX MAMET. Clocks, Spectaecs, #e. “DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE CO, DOUBLE WAGON SEWINC MACHINE CO. the M �mcm cAi.t~ 6EWTS Wlltm been brutally cJubUJ about th* bsed unUI th* *» 8te* H CABLE SCREW" WlRE 1KX AJAIMNUM ANDffttIWM MU. _ NORTHWfcxrr.RX •Fx'WtUBAUK. I M AWSTNtt. IWTt. TWnnrS AHO CT» $20 the Turkish for** snd tta tDaurgeata hid iron rrel that baa arisen between the railroad tta aama-rictcsy. Vanderbilt on one aide, end Boon -There was a revolution in Hayti to April. M&U wUA Is one pro- Jfg-v-.-'Tz 20 86 tx>820;"*‘.K5S.?KSJ3a.'U“ , BEUMER ANO ENORAMM ON WOOD. J. MANZ, LU LMtaUa.cor WmWmL.« ENGRAVER MTO DIE AINKER, ITENCILS AND STOCK. ENBRAVER1 M WOffD. Be. nah lOUaMr menu ▲unrr dickinson. tn was granted the CtkyGeun< Tncago baa been f6r' Mh^-rthe dL with the OtyA riaed thatcoufw. TUat <Jfluri*ll esunot gentleman h elect one of itaown members to tho Mayoralty. ■till bolds the pnaltin.1 and the Jpto tata Ter Mr. HoVTIC ia not rreonied. y - ;.j ■ •, . . — Mr. Randall. Chairman of the Mouse Ap- n^rovd lalitig a long aenatou hi a nveappyrlimr- tion, and there te nothing to prevent an ad­ journment by flte 10th Of June, -^xcept the Belknaphnpesehment proceed!jgs. whir* may delay tho Senate. Two years ago Congror" I Aram Pcai.ua WKMN-3 PATENT ADJUSTABLE CHAIR FOR IN­ VAUDS. INOI FOLDING BEDHEAD*. felC* J {■ a it: tan -I .-.. I City to sTrcwn with wagons, the ownsro havipg fled, been ktUed. or captured by the IndlaM*. DnritMf Ute trip from Custer to Co., New York, supply the work in prrvni VFRQ II monthly or bi-monthly volumes wh«n | ”^*7 , :7 desired. They will supply specimen r« pages, on application, Rrtlts. .4 Two Important Dteooverica! Tka ikefovery _f America bv Columbua and Dr. Pierce '’ Goklsn Medical Discovery ; tho one op tb mankind a bow contteimt. the othl e.TB7.<TJ tain of health, which ik indtepoandblef wijjyment of life and ita b’.eaxingi BtClea opouHO to tho above aout-meut cow the ermoheited altesUtioas of tone of thbuaanda of partmout officiate that fully f 10.000.000 of the grateful patients, who havo been relieved of chronic ailmenta through ite |natmmenta ity. fractional carrency han been deetroyed in dr­ Tbooo voices are limited to no one locality, but cidating among the people. Thia loea, of from every city, village, and hamlet, in our coone, falls upon tbo holder) of the scrip, broad domain, u well ar from other climes, and in the strange pttmootR 0< foreign tongues, and the Government will never ba called upon like the confuted murmur of many waters, the Dlatrici-attowy fur critSr.el proeecutlno.... to replace It. come unfeigned and hearty commeiidat oua. Five heavy mill failtu*> are reported from Il ia, in coiubiiurtlou with tlie Pleasant Purga­ tive Pellets, the greet dopurator of the age. Under its benign action eruptions disappear. ern Maaaachnoetta. and one from Pownal, VL | excemivo waste i< checked, tbo nerves are Tbo aggregate liabilities will exceed ♦ 1,000.000. I strengthened, and health long banished from with awctM at 91.M0.0O0—mostly nnoalablo property. The mills run in all over 1,000 looms reeuiuiLnei dlrvet- llebea her rowiato throne upon the cheek. All | who have thoroughly Mated i’a virtue, in tlie i on print goods, arid NOO people are thrown out dWetaca for which i/is recamiuctidod.niilte in I | of employment. ellh luveaUgalictui to conduct anrb intenUfaUoaa pronouncing it the gteal Mediral Discovery of ; —Another payment, amounting to ♦250.000. accrued And not yrt (*M.. I paid by the United SUU.. —Tlie Ceotenuivl Commtesioneni have de­ cided not U»lhM(CtK>M'tN<f Mfc of Mqaoni Of all kinds in the naloona and rariauranta on the Eq>mi»|i«h grownda. The Cotunibutiooem have no auflidrity to teirae permits ar lireiuw, and ho the li<jnor men will go on aad sell. If "THEVIBRATOB” TtTTBOCT 0KB EA1LCU OB BEJtOTIOS .%S.S&t=r«3Stt3l!5fflS2ttte - - WJ. aww Taa^B.v THBRATOE ___ “S3.00 f/.-uw —Holman offrrvi! a r.aUutlou nvnmUtes pubilr Interest st!) t»- jievjudtesd —Quite a reajTsctahle enm of money wae re­ alized by the Government from tho aale of Gilbert Knapp, of Radnfc, Wte.. whereby four mon lost their liven. While the vowel lay off the point at .Montetique Owen J. Davin. Capt. Htituphrvy Thomae, Richard Jcncr, and Fran­ co- Frederick made an effort Io land in a small boat, Inrt the eea waa so rough that their frail .CTRft became unmanageable, and Bnally upset, drowning those on board. —A tiro at Coum] City, Neb . a few uighta Hiuee. destroyed a largo frame hotel and a hardware atcre adjohdng. All the inhabitants of tho hotel barely escaped with their lives, | with tlie cxcvpUnu of J. O'Neil, formrriy of । Columbua. Ind., who was burned to death. । —Twenty largo bounce, two hotels, and five » ntorrn were recently destroyed by firs atfioraer• set. Pa. The fire originated In the Bomoniet foundry. The lows in •200.000. U'T "—vr FLAX TIMOYITJ, MIU4T. HUNGARIAN and Hka M<da are threehrd, v^nanit'J. ctaraed and hated H ff7*. DAVIB, Ex-Mayor. UF.OBOB » MKlUUIX. F. M. BOUT. M. TNWKKBL’BI, city Trw tl*Jl t Hui ONLY MAC1U NET- that could rua wllh i ■ ANN Uttartnsi" to dean Bjj not EU2rA iiiiumua wcun. ««> tw«. Dwstla, ABOOK for the MILLION. ^iCE ILJK POWERS. t!t_: ocr 1m4 &..- 'fipur *P*T* (Wm* <d •r.iU /iTrr wb*eia. Uuakioe Jnmr.l toauej-cud the rulea and adopt a reaolottnn inetroetlna the tanoua oxuniitl". Hutrnl Wt should nol herniate''to recommend to anv friend of ours. Parton* Purgalirr J’iUr; they are ecientiAcally prepared, and arc adapted tc all Cha pffrpovtabf B good purgative •fleet cocuulttee to InraaUgate the Federal oflkva medicine. Ln New Urlnuw, u follow*: Glbaon, Blackburn. Db<Ti>e:ilt tho beat remedy Urol han svey been discovered for rheumatism. hwooIou or stiff joint*, ticeh wounds, eprains, brutetw. fully all horned tn wbtela " , THKattontnin of aft lovers oF the horn.' “SL’EKMWStS’Stew--.. — YOUNG. P imi'lks on the -fa~ face, rongb P.ww.m »n iha mnwh akin, -Hn 1 MEQ|C|| chap;>cd lianda, aaltrlienm. and all cnlancotiM account of iuilebteduoai of Jay Cooke. McCul- ital to testif false meaaurtta«t>!. e’ev. and aontcHilng of the kind liad to be done." ' * -GejQ JMknnp han 7<seN iudiated by the Grand jury of the District court at Washing­ ton for the alleged acceptance of briben wlule holding the po«utip*(af Utxretjff ^f.^E.(-Tbe General b very bitter in hte ojqxsdtlon to what bo style* tbo duplicity of Iteprcaentativo Oy- •c^w^-issas. -* j,htwBnv affltr. but a anp uno ■ thvu adjeuniM until Thuatday. May 4. were printed on one aulo only. Since the men who woro wounded by Indiana. K ia dan. traaaury ct'tnxncnced paying oat rilvor thia geroni for umall portion to undertake the trip. pasting baa been stopped and the eaiqdyliaa -Miles, a professional burglar, noir in tho liecn exhanated. that were Mred by lite canaplratem to aaoiot in the robbery.-Milet has wnUen a letter in which hakafw: .'••T.abx. k wav tlie originator clop;odia, together with n special notice of the Emperor, Dom Pedro IL Thin I great work is nearly completed, the last <pouv Addfsaa JAY BBONBON. DvteAi.Sforii .. — rnlime being l^intr tn in press. wrvsM. The cost coat of this ——------ • volume -—------- ------ -immense mxtort&fag ta orer W,«', I WANTED. SiSS^.-JC'l: sxeltuuve of paper, printing, and bind- । iTXuyi ia« v a. wr BrsJEa. a ■ mlfclii. D. .OVEI-TT luWr.. Co. u..™.. ing. The pubJirhere, D. At.Dl.toQ Appleton A A I ™-A TNVtlQVM.Tr C MANI ».ut,axi — Gen. ft ■Itrinkorhbff, the Froiddcnt Of the Ohio Archwotowieal asnoctatioo. annotures that, in pursuant of tho iiMtrortioua given by the society at its last annttal meeting, an InternatiotiaHlOpWiV^n Of ervba-ologint» law been called, to meet at Philadelphia <• 4 tho 4th of Kcj lomlicr next. —Tbo ficvontcculli General Conference of the Mctbodiet Rpteoo(sd church aaurmblod al Baltimore lard weck^ahd was called to ojrter by “EW Af Ataxba. recently retnn>e<I I from the Black Hills, where be spent three KlMBAJtK BBQfi. A tX)„ Mb>, V0HLS. t£JiS®SS8S m,VM.rn It» kh.ru. ITO A8ENT8 Y2XU .»a,i»o.Mk*m SXSIY.JTI JM artt m HARDWARE ANO CUTLERT—WHOLESALE. JCDWIN HUNT ZaOXA Mandi ASTHMA. ’emmCu . caSi^aa FLOWERS AND STRAW (MODS - SPECIALTY. DAT.Y. HKNROTLN A.QO . Ul ate M» Wstad»s». > GRABS AND GELD REEDS. . 113OS.MI,UO TotariM><.... ,;f.'.... sstJ'xn ENGRAVER, DIE SINKER * MAN Ft. OF STENCILS. AbOutrtUO.thMQ.- Limited . UeMta. from Boaion«®lwUli-Aipcagv are sold by tbo VanBord GeriUal.'vta (|4« .i*N»e te W , (ha bread iVunk and Michigan Central reeds. proclamation says that bo robbed tho Haytion Hykea) haA been appointed Consul at Florence. 1Y.TMI7 «r ••■OQO^WiB throe years. Italy “ —Four of tho crow of tho British ship Imonin, who were charged with mutiny and mur­ der, taro tape foruai gtulty aad seotauood te be hanged. ... . . -TtafWUt at*** <**• ef JMNBvVniabout fourteen milUbns of Blivet da. and he cau oein at the rfoe of a jiriutlng and a Half or two milUohs' a mouth Philadelphia. strive Is jrtata'U.et'®Ri(J4»P taa AtebtMs part of for taia tkascoet. and atargwd CONGRESSIONAL. tbo deO<Sl p> i^j^itrttiMnt anil Ccngrtealonal —The public debt statement for May figures printing.—-------------’ Mondat. May !.—f^natr.—Boutwetl intro■Ja de^L |n private of April. pert'cqiars: ra, Mary A. Ford, wife Ufa aha • Total wnbom intarrot ol T.m . STAMP*. VUJUM. 100 IS MO HOCK. tdy tata freights tar nothing, and give Aippeni oUn, laa| wefk, Iwtwrtn Ch|C Boganlpe sod the 'EtigfiabraM.l’ric^ tar ths d>ampi«MUip of the world, resulted In a acorn of uiutty-four for the American and eerenly-two for UIs Oppo­ nent. » • R WCHKAlW^b Trlbuir nays th st If tbs present stalo ot ttttXn BKATMI. M. B. si Ksarisr.iaz~ .Krs^SMS? Nichol*, Shepard tt Co IP. O. Box te7 >; THE JSTJJXT FOR THF CAMPAIGN J®* WM c,Tb *• Y- WSXSyi ROOFS $25 TO $50 PHI DAY Cu Actmlly be Medewtlh the SWellAuger I >ii ■ rwt-< Jar* ia< iu I he St^J’AY EOITION. N<» Y«k CM, CENTENNIAL BOOK OF BIOGjRAPHY FIRST 100 YEARS OT OUR INDEPENDENCE. ' Tbs sGrr ot America '■ * Tvauur, May 1—rirruifc.-Tlie Houae bill ‘i'Prci’rtalln* PO.OUO for aubelatence euptiltea for drowned. one uigbt tail week, by the cateue- • “— " ‘ PIANOS Ku'co..'uwSTJ oil—'*’.■. y. '* ■ ba nubile, —Tilt, ORGANS bifielilbwte Befool bd iu tug one run. the Cbrnago boy" nothing. The dlauapolis on tho 'J I inaS. Tbs outbreak oc­ BL Ixmte players made but l.’uae arrotn. — Iteccipte from internal revenue far tho ed iu the killing ot pne colored man and probmonUip^f exceed by. <3,500,000 ■bly the fatal lnjtlry of two others. Eight ooloml meu rtudaiusd alight wouode. A man- RE KO'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, W» VAN BVRES JTBKKT, CHICAGO. to inveMbrata AfflSsSa! THE MARKETS. - Several j^dKlipe^ta .have been found •6’‘"Mp!w in.yH. «*»y for defrauding the Government oT rovenuee duo from whisky. eounty Ja one day co:iHieOi>g, The Itepubllcann carried eleven of the thiriedb wanbi, and their anjarity in ttesxitjHii pvtp 4.000, -Horatto tteyrnm* Mdtivelv Archaea to be a Junkin^^^\ NEW FOILS. Kentucky. for taurusr PORTABLE GRINDING BILLS. ridor, and tkd him. af they took hia keys anj roteteMl a tkwaW teoir oom pentone. —Thqro,ia trouble among the coal mining operafM Uud'opcritiree‘«t Mandril a, Ohio, coal shafts on fire Tue incee lalca that infonnol JhM they will l« tranaporud front cliorw to Be eOnaMcrad M a candidate for the •Frwudetjcy. —Tbs Maryland Republican convention mot nnMMTit "S1 No. 3 Spring tikLiito 21 “ stflM* Twelve Points dJ date inert likely to win into Camargo witl.ont firing a ehot. He wiU unite hia forces with Um of N.rrauje atrf battle will probably gobtoeffifAMMOMNi Of teoory. sb^elfry about a year ago. baa broken down in beshb through the jarutel agony be BLOOMHeiD, M1M t», MNM. 21 00 <51 ♦ tion to meet at Mason before Angmd 1 wan rccommculed Jug^be pnrpcee. —The South Carolina Dwmocratio conven- HSS > rwcw mew hipuarc ou a ferryboa' , bttweon HudaahaMn and Bingen Con the Rhine) opportunity ot aaaaaiiii sjffi W ABEIT8' GUIDE "IJSSUJK. -| . ■ GREW HSTERR WELL AUEEE CO, SI -Of the Georgia Ropahh i' Aw DGVER EGG BEATER, OHUIUIMATl. wm 3 TO 6 FEET IM DIMETER, - 1 j ■ j.: X«»T II KA I ..................TIO ft! White winter................... 1 3 • •1 mi a i »m 1 U| 9.1 «SM of Chicago. led a fair young laida to the alter ; MUSTANG LINIMENT Andwe Mi.tx’ntt BftRV <TF WKUB to «V!C& sw3t: point. metx-td Bring with a repeating nfle. OUR AVGKB8 foe "epefoM •Aah ri'" 1H on Uw Miaataairrj. Ohio *ud ported that aS main Baes will acquieerc in thia atrangameot. ' Kang. iu,. brotlx /I ferrying WE MEAN IT!-i Pain to Man CiFrWiaa � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-05-19.pdf.pdf 7aa3b584c9ff322f3067c2d3bf7524b1 PDF Text Text Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. Ill ASHVILLE, PARRY CO., MICH.,.FRIDAY, MAY 19,1876. THE NATION'S BIRTHDAY. ’ invoking the blaming of God on tbe un­ i dextaking, was then recited tn a loud and distinct voice. . I After the singing of Whittier’s Can­ The One Hundredth Anniversary ton rial liymn, the presentation of Ute buildings took place, the Board, of of the United States. Finance, with appropriate speeches and ceremonials, turned over t'.e buildings to ths CoHwrssiou. . Tbc UnteanfAl Celebration at I’Mtedrb Next followed the singing of Sidney |>hta—Ylows of the Notable Errata Lwier’a cantata, by a full chorus, aooompaurad by the orcbartca. The applause ■ —InUiveUsg StaUNtJsBsf the of the vast crowd win enthusiastic, Wnd (innt Kx|MMltlon. jtortions of the music were encored, aspocully the base solo sung by Mr. Whit­ ney, of Boston. John Welsh, President of the Centen­ nial Board of Finance, then formally presented tlra buildings to the United States Centennial Commission. Gen. Joseph B. jfarlcr. ttra^ P^eident of the . Centennial Commiamoti, Everybody wj»s there, accompanied by- then made the preacntiUion of the Ex­ his wifp, family, and poor rehttiops. hibiting!.to the President of the United That is, everybody who could get there. States, to which President Grant re­ The attendance was roughly estimated sponded in the following speech: at 150,000. Of this number not ode was It baa been thoo<hl .ppropriate upon thia a dead-hekd. EvOh the .members of tho Centennial occaaion to bnt>K togMhar ia ITillpro* and incited gnesta were compelled a<l(')|k>ia. for popular ln*pe<&oa, apartment of to disburse the price of admission be­ our Ktainmanta in tbe tnawitriai and fine art*, aud in literature, acieuce, and [>liiloeepby. a* fore entering within. thfi gator. This well aa iti tbe great boainesees of a«ri<*lture wks (ho most curious exhibition and of commerce, that we may more tbaron<b- its great natural beauty has bean en­ of the day. Thpre was one thing ly appreciate ttao ecceUeocas axui defirtonciM hanced by art. Tira buildings are located which at the first glance im­ ot our achlevtaneuta, and also give an am- on some of the most beautiful spots on pressed the beholder as a swindle, pbalic axpreaaiou to oar aaraast desire to euL the banks of this river, groves of stately tirate tbs friandehip af our fellow-member* and subaqpwnt glances only served to of Uii* great fkmiljr of nation*. The enlight­ trees surrounding them, splendid views confirm that impression. The entrance ened agricultural, comtseirtai. and manufactur­ of rircr and landscape being afforded. fee wm fifty ersta, arid the gate-keopera ing people of the wsrid bare bean invited to Tlraee buildings stand from 112 feet to insisted that the payment be made in mux! hither « rr«jonding r;<cumm of their 120 feet above the highest tide-water silver half-dollars or fifly-cent scrip. .-kill, to exhibit ou opial trnu«. in friendly com- level in tho Delaware river, and fully that petiUoo with onr own. To thia inviutton they Two quarters would not suffiie for a sin- bare generously rwioadad. and for I height above the Schuylkill. Philmlelgb'Bdnwwiau, mr would they accept a phi* is a city of 800,000 inhabitants, con­ dolhr/bill ia lifu of two admissions. taining 130,000 dwelling houses, a large eubmltteif to your inajwction by the manager* Visitors whose money did nd! happen to proportion of ■ which are owned by their l»e of tho proper denomination were of Una Exhibition. We era glad to know that a occupants, and this Dumber is being in­ view of the ejxx-imoua of the akill of all na­ therefore oomjieljod to .pptroiuze the il onn wiU artord to you unalloyed plaaanra. aa creased at the rate of 6,000 a year. brokers' offices near .the grounds, whore well aa yield to yon a valuable practical knowl­ Girard avenue, one of the chief streets ninety cents in silver or fractional cur­ edge of the remarkable reanita of the wonder- of Philadelphia, leads directly front the rency was given as the equivalent of n 1ul akill rxiaUug in enlightened ootntnuniuee. One hundred ndred y years —- ----ago— oar country ----------was now. heart of the city to the entrance to the dollar greenback.' Two thirds of the and This is a -Tti^iy aettlwL Our twocsaitiaa have mam Exhibition building. but partialiy visitors, in aU pndubilily, w*fc fleeced compelledI m p-»to'­chiefly expend every naans and broad highway one hundred feet in width, ft thisTrfanner. Tho uggreg-* swindle ’ ”• time in fel. riling forest*, iubdulug prairies, and crossing the Schuylkill river upon a mag­ du ..... fscteriM, ships, docks, nificent iron bridge, and was erected at w«b somewhere in the neighl ----------------—D—irhood of build in;, dwellings, ' machinarv, 'etc., fllO.000. E l; itLto __________ But nhidc from this little wuelicusei? row a coat of 31,500,000 expressly to furr.iali drawhack every thing was lovely, except el*. Moat of om ------- --- lurches, libraries. good facilities of access to the Exhibition and aaj luma bare been eat tbliatoed within 100 tho wosthrr.' year*. Burdened by threo pv*t primal works grounds. This avenue passes through The gates wvro opened at a little after of necessity which could not bo delayed, we the park in a westerly direction, and is a vciy fine drive. Bordering it on tho right hand arc fjjc Exhibition grounds. Tltetra cover about 236 acres, which ore inclosed for the buildings, in addition to which there ore otlicr inclosuros for the displays of horse* and. cattle. At the Vienna Exhibition of 1873, the indosure, including that for tho horsts and cattle, which was of considerable sire, covered 260 acres. The buildings at Vienna gave about 2,000,000 square foot of ground floor surface for exhibitors, and covered 42 acres. There were originally provid ed at Philadelphia 50 acres of buHdings, giving 2,107,000 square feet of surface, but applications for space are so numer­ SQi ous as to render enlargement ncccRuuy. The articles to l»o exhibited have been classified in seven deportments, which, for the moat part, are located in appro­ priate buildings, whose several areas ore aa follows : 1. Mining and metallurgy, 2, manufac­ tures, 3, education and science, main building, 21.47 ; 4. Art, art gidlcry, 1.5 ; UNITED 8TATEB GOVERNMENT BUILDING. 5. Machinery, machinery building, 14 ; i 8 o’clock. It is rougldy estimated that yet bare done what this.exhiHUon will show in 6. Agriculture, agriculture’ building, 50,(00 people were otf the grounds at 10 the direction ot .rivaling older and more ad­ 10; 7. Horticulture, horticultural build­ vanced naUenn In law. medicine, and tlieology. o’clock. A spacious platform had been In ecience. literature, pbiloeophy. km! the fine ing. 1.5. Total, 48.47. The first of those which one reaches erected tlra side of the Memorial hall, arts. While proud of what we have done, we northNTf flieccntcf of »!» mam but ding, rcRTt-t that we bars nut done morn. Our in coming from tho city is tho main Ex,—;„ but , tho only point aud seats wrro arranged on tlio platform achievement* have been groat enough, how- hibitionD lilding for official and other invited gnents. At •ver, tn make it eeey for oar people to from which a comprehensive view may xrktxrwlrdge amperior merit, aherevcv found. be taken of them all is from, tho summit tho right of the center were seats fn the And now, fellow-ciUxena, I hope a careful of George’s hill, on the western margin President of the United States aud tho examination of what i« al.mt to be exhibited to members of tho Cabinet, aud furth< r to you will not only tmipiro vou with a profound of tho Exhibition grounds ; and here the right were the scais of the United rapect for tho skill and teste of our friends the spectator will find the machinery; from othsr nations, but also to satisfy rou.witb and agricultural halls in the foreground, ' States Senator*, memlnTi of the Eouae the altalnnisjits toads by onr^people during the and the main building aad art gallery in I of Reprcscntatirrs, the Governors of the pint TOO yearn. I invoke your Knocron« covarious States,' with their staff*, the ojH-raiion with the worthy Comanarioneni to the distance. Looking at them from ’ Governors of this State and State offi- secure a brilliant success to this International- this point, it will be seen that the north­ <«u»;T|je Huprecnri court and the Lrgto- Fitahslion ; and io make ibe stay of ear for­ era races of tho main and machinery 1 eign visitors, to whom we extend a hearty wel­ buildings are in a line ; that they are I latnrt!, tlra trpAseutatiri a of tho aimy come, bot]>inrofi|able and pleasant to them. J and navy, the Smithsonian Institute, declare the International Rxblbition now open. dividea by an avenue, but connected by a covered way ; and that the length from | United States judges, officers of Tho clone of the President’s address tho extreme of one building to the exthe Executive office and toe buret us, was followed by tho raising of the flag and the mcmliern of the WomanV Cen­ on tho main building, tho signal that tremo of the other is very groat—more tennial Committee. On the left of too the exhibition was open. Salutes were than two-thirds of a mile. Bnnning: along the northern length of those build- i center were tho scats of ‘ tho ’ Un ted fired, bells commenced ringing, and tho is a boulevard 100 foot in width, ! States Supreme court, and farth< r to chorus began aiufling Hallelujah I The ings which is traversed by a double lino of ' the left the heats far nwmbeni of the chimes ’commenoed to ring various airs, Diplomatic Corj s and members of the and the President and invited guests, nurrow-gangv cars, for the accommoda­ Ocnlcaaial Oomniission/ the Bon’d of amid cheers from the crowd, began a tion of visitors. Three hundred feet iMck of the main buildinp, their centers being in a line, stands tho art gallery. Next northward, and on tho further side of Landsdowne valley, which is croSMxl by a bridge, is the horticultural build­ ing ; back still of it, northernmost of tho principal stractnrea, is the agricul­ tural building, and midway between this and the machinery hall is tho building for tho exhibition to be made by tho United States Government. WOMEN'S PAVILION. Finance, tho Woman’s Executive Cum- ?procession thr mittoe, Foreign Commissioner', tho Mayor, CounriJ. and other official* ot Philadelphia, Mayors of ether cities. State Centennial Board*, the Board of Award, judges of yacht and rifle club’, and along the front of the platform wrro iwata for members vf the press. Tho orchestra of 150 pieces and * chorus of 1,000 voice*, under tho dtrecTlie great interest folt by our rcodera tion of Theodora Thoma* and Dudley in the kuoccss of ihi* national enterprise Buck, wwto stationed directly in Qent, has led us to secure the accompanying JgiLuorffl, u Jfb. win UlustratioDB and the latest infwmation relative to ii* progress. NotwifhstandAt 11 o’clock the President aud his •i ing the inertness of American exhibitors, jmrty, accompanied by the official’, pre­ the position of toe Exhibition on the viously designated, proceeded to the j, 10th sf Msy is for in advance of any platform, tho President having been I former International Exhibition at the taw-orh d to the grounds by Gov..Hart-i' same time. rarft, with '* division »f tho military. Thu folicwrap description will aive a The platform w|ta at qqcq crowded, and complete idea of toe extent of tho all toe surrounding space and all ti» ground* and the size of toe buildings : available points ot elevation in the, Th® Exhibition budding* are located in Fsinaotmt Park, which adjoins the built-up ^>®rtioas of Philadelphia on tlra < rr>> ii. <-f the seata were Ivdug secured, played na- northwt stern border. This is a beauti­ ful park of 2,740 acres, upon which the rtiw has already spent O’er 36,000.000, rad is now annually expending a large sum iu adornment* and improvements. Through it runs the S-chuvlkill river, bordered by high banks and ravines, and NO. 34. us complete and inlrrwiUns as poeailik'. I the, intention being to give a jnst evi­ dence of the progress made and fanproved tawte in all matters ’ pertajning to horticulture. The exhibits in the Out­ door department cempriee the represen­ tative trees of this country, forest and ornamental tn cx, plants of commerce, aud .new plants of recent introduction from China, Japan, and other parte of the world. England, France, Balgtam. Germany, the Netherlands, Brazil, Culm and Mexico are represented in this de­ partment. The space reserved for uatoamrntul gardening includes a handsome parterre,' or sunken garden, which has been laid off 'and planted to illustrate the different method^ ot ornamental flower gardening. The walks surrounding tho above named allotment and reserved grounds aggregate a distance of over three miles Thia building, intended for the use of the various judges and committees who are to award the mixes at tho Exhibition, is now completed; and will be one of the ; must attractive buildings on the grounds. 1 It is built of wood and plaster, and is I highly ornamented. It covers a trece 1 of 152x118 feet In the center <4’the building is a large hall 59x78 feet, oontaming a platform ahd speakers* desk. ; A corridor 10 feet wide runs entirely around this hall and separates it in the | roar from another hall 28x59 feet. The partitions between these two «}>artinenta arc so arranged aa to be movable, and tho rooms can be thrown into one, mak­ ing a hall 59x116 fccL On each side of the building are seven commodious com­ mittee-rooms, opening into ths corridor which surrounds tho main ludl, and throe spacious rooms arc provided in the front of tho building. Two stairways lead to b gallery 10 feet wide, running around three aitk a of the main ball. The annex for hydraulic machines contains a tank 144 feet long, 60 feet wide, with a depth of .water of « feet. In connection with this, hydraulic ma­ chinery is exhibited in full operation. At the south end of this tank is a water fall 35 feet high by *49 fact wide, sup­ The following are the official numbers plied from the tank by the pumps upon rm v.8. GortRjjtKrr uniLDHra and classes of articles on exhibition in exhibition. That portion of the United States Gov­ this building : ernment building assigned to the Smith­ Clamos 600-609. Agricultural and sonian Institution is occupied by a col­ The official numbers and chi’son of nrlection illustrating our food flshea ; by 610-619. ?omology—fruite from all tides exhibited in the main Exhibition a collection of stuffed specimens of the building Are: parts of the world. | 620-629. Agricultural products. 630 639. Land animals. 640 649. Marino animals, fish culture Classes 100 109. Mineral*, ores, stones, and apparatus. mining products. 650*664. Animal and vegetable pro110-119. Metallurgical products. । duets—used as food or as materials. Cl.OKKp o.v sr.VD.tr, 120-129,' Mining engineering. 665-669. Textile substances of vegcAt n meeting of the Centennial Com 1 table or animal origin. Classes 200-205. Chemical manufac­ missionnrs a vote was taken on the ques­ । 670-679. Machines, implements, and tures. tion : “ Shall the Exhibition be open proceaww of manufacture. 20G-216. Ceramics, pottery, porcelain. on Bunday?*’ resulting as follows, the 680-689. Agricultural engineering and glass. vote being taken by States: Yeas— administration. 217-227. Furniture, etc. Alabama, Arkansas, Californio, Colo­ 690-699. Tillage and general manage­ 228-234. Yarns , and woven goods of rado, Idaho, Minnesota, South Carolina ment vegetable or mineral materials. and Washington Territory. Nays— Tho articles on exhibition in this building arc arranged by classes, and not by countries. All articles of the same clsna from all countries are to­ gether. A very interesting comparison will result, as twenty foreign countries and all of the States exhibit . Among the moej extensive and inter­ esting exhibits are the agricultural ma­ chines in active operation, comprising game and fur-bearing Enimals, and of everything used on tho farm or planta­ useful animal products, and by a collec­ tion, in tillage, harvesting, or prepara­ tion to illustrate tho exeat and variety of tion for market; manufactured food of tho useful mineral products of the coun­ all kinds, and ail varieties of fish, with try. The tishcry collection and tho ani­ tho improved appliances for fish culture. Twenty-two acres of ground have mal collection are upon a bxg* “2S1*. under the immediate direction of Prof. been secured outside Of, and 500 yards 8. F. Baird, and cjvers about 15,000 distant from tho principal entrance to the main Exhibition grounds, and ar­ feet of floor space. ranged for tho convenient reception and ’ MiNEHAb oorjanmox. This collection, to illustrate the min­ exhibit of live stock. On this ground SIGNING THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. eral resources of tho United ‘States, is tho following exhibitions will take under the direction of Prof. Wm. B. 235-241, Woven aud felted goods of Arizona, Connecticut, Dakota. District Sept. 1 to Sept 15, Blake. wool. etc. of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Tho principal objects of this collection mules, and asses. Iowa, . KnnssM,. Kentucky, Louisiana, 242-219, Bilk and silk fabrics. BepL 20 to Oct. 5, 1876.—Horned of the useful ores and minerals of the . Maine, Maryland; Mawnchnsetta, Mis 250-257. Clothing, jewelry, etc. cattle (all varieties). country are to illustrate : 258 26L Paper, blank books, statiou- siwiippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, Oct. 10 to Oct. 25, 187G.—Sheep, 1. Tho nature and variety of tho min­ >winc, goats, and dogs. Ohio, Pennsylvania, IUmkIo Inland, eral resources of the United States. Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, West 365 271. Oct. 25 to Nov. 10, 1876.-Poultry of 2. The geographical distribution and Virginia and Wisconsin. A motion, 272 279. gool< gieal associations of these rewouroee. all varieties. then made by Mr. Latrobe (Ind.), to 289 284.... . Tho live stock exhibited will be of open the grounds free to all on Bundays, high character, tho desire being to pro­ lery, and metallic products. 285-201. Fabrica of vegetable, animal, but to cloeo all the buildings, including mote improvement in breeding stock. the restaurants, was cnrrirvl. Bo that Suitably located lands have been se­ or mineral materials. 292-296. Carriages, vehicles and acces­ while the buildings will be dosed on cured on the line of the Pennsylvania Sunday, the grounds will be open to railroad, between Philadelphia and Now sories. the public. York, and distant thirty minutes from the Exhibition grounds, for trial of' ma­ Classes 400 809. Educational systems, chinery. Harvesting mfchines will be methods and libraries. tested daring Juno and July, 1876, and 510-319. Institutions and organisations. .Ono of the most noticeable of the tilling machines during September and 320-329. Scientific and philosophical structures in the main building is the October, 1876. tasty inclosure of the Chilian Govern­ instruments and methods. 330-339. Engineering, architecture, ment. It is situated near the west en trance. It comprises two rows nt beau­ maj*, etc. 340-349. Physical, social and moral tiful cases, with a pavilion at the end, The following arc the official numbers which is a handsome piece of ornamental and classes of articles that are on exhi­ condition of man. Visitor? can alight and enter this build­ wood work, and, ns it is painted and bition in thia building: ing under cover, if from carriages, at the decorated, is very attractive. The peo­ DKPARTMENT V.—MACHINMRY. Classes 500-509. Machines, tools, etc., east main entrance, and from street cars, ple of Chili are the most enterprising in at the south main entrance. The build South America, their progressive disof mining, chemistry, etc. 510 519. Machines and tools for work­ 3. The extent to which they have been ing metal, wood and stone. utilized. 520-529. Machines and implements of 4. The medmuical, metallurgical and chemical proccsac* by which they ore spinning, weaving, etc. 530 539. Machines, 'Stc., used in sow­ extracted or converted into useful pro­ ing, making clothing, etc. ducts. 540 549. Machines for printing, mak­ 5. The inherent and comparative quali­ ties of tho extractive products viewed as ing books, paper working, etc. 550-559. Motors, jwwer gcncralon*, materials rather chan as manufactures. It includes a systematic display of the 560 569. Hydraulic and pneumatic apvarious ores and minerals under tlm<ol- paratun. The following are flic official numbers i lowing eleven distinct groups : 570 679. li iilway plant, rolling stock, 1. Systematic collections, chiefly scien­ and classes of articles on exhibition in tific and educational. this building : 2. Fuel* and petroleum. 580-589. ______ . 3. Ores, metals and their immediate, agricultural products. Classes 400-409. Sculpture. (In stone, 590-599. Aerial, pneumatic, and water derivatives. metal, wood, iron, eta.) transjxwtaiion. Machinery aud appa­ 4. Ornamertal stone* and gems. 419- 419. Painting. (In oil and water ratus especially adapted to the requireoolors on amras, porcelain, enamel, JUDGES* HALL. •mnnta of the Exhibition. 6. Arte metals, ate.) In the center of this building ia lo­ 420- 429. Engraving and lithography. meat. stands Dearly due cast and west position being moat notably displayed in 7. Fictile materials and direct pro­ cated a 1,400 horse-power Corliss en430-439. Photography (including pho­ m toe small balconies in toe four \ their manufactures and railroads. At pine, capable of driving (if required) the duct*. to-lithographs). HMbwera lira visitors can obtain ex- tiie'New York, Paris and London exhi440-449. Industrial and architectural ceBent views of the whole interior of’ bitions the Chilian Government took a designs, models, and decorations. this building. Ths countries exhibiting creditable ]mrt, but vastly inferior to 450-459. Decorations with ceramic are located geographically in sections, what they are doing in connection with and viteeuus materials; mosaic and inrunning crosswise of the building from this years Centennial Exposition. Tbe tajd vxA. north and south. The foreign oommis- Chilian notion is Each exhibit in thfe < sioners have offices adjacent to the ex pies of all the 1< be numbered, and fulL----- w---------------hibita cf their respective countries. The specting it will bs fonod in tjonnection Centennial executive offices will be found with the simitar numbers given in toe on tho second floor nt Um north side of official catalogue of exhibitors. The CeuteuDial E-4cddf.xl to be held their building. As the visitors Bait Whan works of art are lor sale, it will in September uext will be ouo of thn traverse both sides of the avenue to hoc lie ao stated iu the official catalogue. great festivitim of tho Ovnteiuiial cetethe exhibits of thin building, n distance Purchoeera should bear in mind tbe es DrntiuD. Tie programme will embrace of 11 miles must be accomplished. tabliahed rate that no article can be r.- i ofHBys,m»rtry, muse, etc. AH tbechoir*, moved until after the dose of the Exhi- i hundreds aud huudrsds iu number, of bition, November 10, 1876. the finest voices, will unite Id opening AGRICULTURAL BUILDING. The following are the official numbers the entertainment by singing some of The visitor will find on exhibition in this department the works of all the lend-' and classes of articles on exhibition in the notional ain nf Cambria, such a* 8. Pigments, colors, detergents. thia building; ing artiata of the world. Committees ot I 9. Grinding, bradiog ana polishing ••The Mareli of Ura Mm of Hortech,” selection—in most eases oompoeed of toe substanjess. DKTA.FITMENT VJL—HOSTICVLTCKK. Hen Wiad fy wired*.*’ “Tito old tend presidents ot the loading art societies— ' Claasev 700-709. Onnuneetal trecx, of my fathers also KvBcr's •‘Hymn of 10. Fertilizing substances. tins itepablic and at tiw ctosv *11 too hare bees appointed by toe Otnnmissionrhrubs sod flowers. 11. Sulphur, sa’ta and minerals chiefly era of the different nations taking part need in chemical macu factor*. Tho visitor here roes the machin-ryef' 710-719. Hot-houaes, conservatortea, competing ehoim will write ia one grand in the exhibition. They bars iwtee.ed , It is made up not only of selections all nations in actual operation, the aam graperiec, and their management. from the noatore** works of art sub­ from the National Museum, at Washing­ pie products of which can be purchased, 720-729. Gaiden tools, atMcaaories of' mitted to them those they considered a* ton, but of newlymade contributions and removed if desired. Among tho/>r gardening, etc. ! bate iwiwo^iRn ^i*r nr* culture of tbdr . for the special purpose of the Exkibi- products are Persian and Turkish rugj, 780 735. Garden designing, construe i country, rnm w>o wux*o inu* wouai—uq tion. and braidra the systematic draptay carpets, pine, cloths, needles, rivets, tion, and nuuiagemeiit. and on exhibition, the beat workaof each of specimens, somswh*X uniform to sire, I hinge®, confectionery, etc. The exhibit in this department is made country of tho old world have been taken and placed in the main gallery of memor­ ial ball,'opposite to and in close com­ parison with the best works of the most eminent artists of the United States, thus forming a most intonating exhi­ bition. there is a geographical grouping by States to more fully show tho extent and distribution of our iron, coal, gold, sil­ ver, and other minerals. . �===== TAILOR I SENSA’ MAY l», 1816 Ledger published the statement that a man in New Hampshire, who had :I American colonies had declared their been unable to spesk'Tur five year* independence os separate Slates, with trade. FMadelphia and Baltimore an idea to form a Republic, aud de­ d e—y from her at a rate of tobiooo in his mouth, and awoke clared that be was willing to draw the nffxt morning with his voice per­ and to use a rword in the Cause of nf ihe former eity. According io a fectly strong and smooth and steady. American Liberty, and with prompt late atatemenl of W. H. Van4erbill. Old Mr. Jarvis, who lives on Pond energy proceeded nt once to put bis His friends elreel, is sorely afflicted with an im­ ___ __ ____________ _ tire gmia freights from the West from pediment in .his speech, and often inugbe^^htin, but the'more they Jaaeary lit to April 15lh, .were 11,­ says be would give a hundred dollars sne-ereu ewhlai, the .more he worked 640,000 bushel* to Baltimore ami if he could only “l-Vt-t-taw-law talk tiU at last he caused a vessel to be Ptuiadeiphia. and only 3,500.000 bux£ f-M-f enough t t to t-t tell a-gug- secretly fitted out at Bordeaux His ate’to New York. But why shook! Nug-ffug grocer what he w-w wants wife was enthusiastic as be was, aud Imb-bub bub before he gug-gug gets aided him with her love and good this nut be the ease. While at Phil­ it measured out.” lie takes 7Ar wishes. After he reached, this coun­ adelphia the coat of loading a cargo Ledger, and had taken it for twenty- try, with eleven other officers, he of­ three years, and he firmly believed fered his services to Washington and ' of 40,000 $1,005, while at New Yorx wished to enter tbe army as a volun­ it costs $2,200. Mnch trade has everything he read in ii—Sylvanur He was Cobb's stories, Mr. Beecher's ser­ teer, a {frivaie, without pay. made the New Yorkers mad. mons, Mr. Parton's “Lives of Emin­ giveu position and rank of Major-Gen­ Hi* oommiasion was dated ent Americans." and answers to cor­ eral. The Nrw* reader* will remember respondents. Mr. Jarvis had taken July 31 1777, while he lacked a month He Mattie Strickland ol St. Johns, the them all in and believed every word. of being twenty years of age. He thought that probably this quid-of- was of great service to the United Ulen tod but unbalanced gill, who tobacco treatment might help his States, and his memory is a joy to ev­ signed an -affinity" agreement with voice a little, and be resolved to give ery American. ' He never stole a dol­ a roving “free-lover" and went away it a good tnal anyhow. The first lar in his life, nor disgraced the uni­ with him ns her huslmod some time trouble was that lie didn't chew, and form he wore nor the mother who ago. Well, sho has had enough of Mrs. Jarvis would never allow a hit bore him. of tobacco about the bouse. But be Woodhullism already, and Ims come bvgged a big “chaw*' of navy, and creeping back to her father's bouse, when'he went to bed he tucked it .grained, pitiful creature, imploring snugly-away in his cheek, and pre­ forgiveness, and a place to hide her pared to sleep io hope. He had his misgiving*, and they grew in number face and shame. Where tbe •‘man’’ as the quid began to assert itself and has gone no one knows, except the be sociable, and assimilate itself with' ■ rxxxdiog angel of justice, and the its surroundings. Mrs. Jarvous asked devils who gloat on the fruits of “free- him if Le fastened the front gate. "Um," said Mr. Jarvous, meaning towism" and bolds mortgages on the that he had. aoubi ->f its votaries. •‘And are you sure you locked the front door ?" queried his restless About every village or city io the » ponse. “Um." “ ’---------- -----------had that bos any live patriotism >& ing that he had not. for ho was by it is preparing to celebrate the Cen* bi. wife of Cnotfoicn, this time in no condition to open his of M khlran. In te»or of U Itennial Fourth of July on its own mouth. 4»e*, boarina dale Oetnber bun M SM MMatMtam. book, in the old-fashioned style. '•Hey?" she replied. . four** ofllee tor Um County r»u, on tbe 24lh day of No­ "Cm," persisted Mr. Jarvous. Bring out the drum, the cacnoo, and hundred and aeeenty. “What ?? she demanded. onpa<» U. It be•Id Yankee Doodle. "Um-m-m !" protested Mr. Jarvous. "Well," said she, "you can't make John B. Felton, a San Francisco me lawyer, is a lucky manr He gained this soon. “Um-m-m ! said Mr. Jarvous, mean­ a great mining suit some time ago. ing that he would get up and bounce and was paid' a fee of >1,000,000. her out of the front door if she didn't We should like to feel as he Felton hold her clack. that occasion. Presently ntly she sat up in bed. Sniff. sniff! "John John Jarvous," she exclaimed i'l smell tobacco in this house The way in which »5® visitors to I’m sinful woman. Don't you «h« CeMeouia! will be bled will viv­ smell it idly recall the time which the Cen­ U’M," replied Mr. Jarvis, which by tennial is designed to cooimemorale interprrutioa is that he didn't smell anything and was going to sleep. —when our forefathers bled. “It's in this very room,’’ she per sisted, excitedly. * ■ Il u thought that the ■‘great tra-Urn," said Mr. Jarvis, meaning kDoare** candidate for tho presidency that she must be craxy. “It’s under the bed, she screamed. ia Elihu B. Washburn- Il u said the There's a burglar undei the bed ! Oh, president will heartily support him. help ! -fire! police ’ John Jarvis!! ?*’ and she smote Mr. Jarvis a furious Another dosers tic explosion it im pelt in the stomach to waken him up. minent in an Iowa household. Ooe It was a terrific thump, and its first •f tbe boys accidentally swallowed a effect was to knock all the atmosphere out of Mr. Jarvis* lungs, so ‘that he pistol cartridge last week. iteblon, tbe Circuit Coart far tbe Couocould only recover his breath by a , In Chancery. Ebobt Cor, Complainin'^ violent gasp, which first carried the quid .of tobacco and all its nicotine The Vicesoy of India has nothing preparation that it had been stealthi­ to do but draw $185 000 in geld per ly distilling down his throat, and was year. See what it is to be bald-bead- immediately succeeded by a tremen­ dous cough, as he struggled to rise up in bed, which shot the quid square!}’ The Khedive owes $25,005,000, but into the eye of tbe sbrieeing Mrs. isn't a bit scared. He’d owe that Jasris. more to-monow if any one would -Murder, murder," she screamed, would lend it. I'm stabbed! I'm stabbed ! The New York Herald sees in the And John Jarvis choked and cough­ dim distance the day when Ameri­ ed and spit and coughed, and choked, of XaahetUe. Micblgaa. cans will be in such a hurry that and clutched Mrs. JarVis by the throat rt, thence want to the. stage coach lines will ba patronized anb tried to choke ofl her noise, but he grew so MiH" that he couldn't hold ou every highway. his grip, and Mrs. Jarvis, the moment A child five years old was drawn her throat was released from his tum­ into a paper null at Iowa City, but bling pressure, rose from the half was rescued jast io time to save him strangled gurgles to the sublimity of from appearing before the world a* douhle-edged screams, and made brown paper. Rome bowl with melody. And the An Illinois minister announced on neighbors broke into the bouse and his Sunday night bulletin : “The fun found a bed room that looked and eeellon Ihirty-ati (ML eralof Judss Iscariot.** To which an smelltd like a jury room or a street •fdigtng fellow added, "Friends of tbe car, with ihe sickest man they ever deceased are cordially invited.*’ saw lying with his head over the side Josh Billings has written a play. of bit bed, groaning at the rate of a The principal part will be taken by mile a minute, and the worst fright­ the hind lega of a mule, and the dra ened woman since the flood, sitting malic movement will be hastened by up beside him, screaming faster than the business end of a hornet, skillful­ lie groaned, while one of her eyes was plastered up with a black quid ly introduced. BLACK <fc FUELER, of tobacco. And that is Ihe way Mr. Proprietors. The red-nosed man who should Jarvis came to stop bis Ledger, and eome into Michigan and open an of­ denounces it as the moot infamous, NVKBY DESCBIPTION OF fice for tbe benefit of such as wanted mendatwas. pestilent sheet that ever to go to tbe Black Hills would next disgraced American Journalism. TOMBSTONES dhy be found hiding under a barn to wait for a calm. While Mr. and Mre. Jack so, of Detroit, Butter is four dollars per pound at were traveling from tbaleity to Boston, they Foreign A American Cuater City. Most men deem the bad to stop over Sunday at Baffalo, and pnee a d.-ad swindle, and are eating Mre. Jackson left tbe hotel for tbe purpose of making inquiries as to routes and cost of Satisfaction Guaranteed. axle-grease on their cold buscuit to travel from ibere to Boston, and encountershow bulter-sellers that the spirit of ’76 is not yet dead. BLACK A FULLER. HEADY MADE CLOTHING! IEK’8,TOOTH8’&BOT8’ CLOTHIIG Chatauqua County, New York, boasts ol a cow only nine inches high, and wants to find a boy ter. inches high lo milk her. We’d rather fl d the boy than write tbe name of county four times. ebn«l oatengod tbe person rf Mrv. Jacknon, After g«uin< away from the vUteiax. Mrs. J. informed b«r biM band, who notified tbe poliee, and Collin* and Caraaicbaei were nrreeted. They were examined and in default A Wisconsin editor illustrates the of *7.000 bail wore jailed for trial. Public feeling is strong agaiaat them. Mrs. Jack* prevailing extravagance of the ana U rope'ted quite ill from tbe effects of pic of the present day by callings­ tbe amnwlt made oa bur. Two dt the beet tention to the costly baby carriages criminal lawyers ia Buffalo bare bees en­ gaged is dofend tbe rascals. bow in use, while, when he was baby, they hauled him around by the hair kaa/1 7 FOB THE LONG BRICK STORE OF Jklrsi. E. C. I>ittliigrer G. A. TRUMAN’S T1 KLLINfflY&FANCY GOODS! Out Stock o£ lowest LEVINC Proflt. Spring and Sammer Style* Dress and Cloak Making, GROCERIES! CUTTING AND FITTING. ATTENTION, ALL! snout MBBS! IS NOW ALL IN AND AINSWORTH & BROOKS, pay. tbe High** Markvt Price for ARE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! POTATOES, CORN. OATS, APPLES, Clover Seed, tec., Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE lei’s Suits from 4212 Boys’Slits “ 5.50 to $11.50 Splendid Prints, HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PAOS, OVERSHOES. . 2-Button Kid Gloves, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, Curtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, Table Linens, Black Silks, Hosiery, Parasols. LATH, SHINGLES, Nubia* at *3 Cts. and Chil­ dren’* Stocking* [all Wool] WATER LIME, . SALT, GROCERIES, WALL PAPER. HAIR, STUCCO, ^C., fc., sad retail *1 bottom price*. vhioh we GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING 11 at 90 Cents, left. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Proprietors. NEW BAKERY. II. ALDRICH Fresh Bread, Risks, Cakes, Crack­ ers and Pies PRINTS M 6 TO 7 Cl LUNCH ROOM BOOTS & SHOES, HAlS & CAPS, COTTON GOODS CLEAR BOIH! BEST $1.00 TEA W TOWN! The Highest Market Price paid for Chantry Produce. DON’T PASS WITHOUT ( ALLING Credit. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE ARD LAMPS! Don’t forget it! Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at G, A. TRUMAN'S. la quin title* to ault the moat hungry. C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADVT. BOISE BRO’S GROCERIES! THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST KT Olr« me ■ aUl In Ihe Drady building. U H. ALDRICH 23 -ZV-ETF iZFuEJSTf Centennial MILBURI WAGON Stockmann A Willyard, FOR SALE ONLY AT SALE Illi BOARDING STABLE, NASHVILLE, MICH. DRUGS, MT.ntnrva BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER, GEO. ML SAVAGE & CO» COLUMN PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, p®f BRUSHES, Q.LA8S AND JPjVITVT VJ WHOLtXA t.K AMD RETAILI MARBLE WORKS and MONUMENTS, GOOD GOODS! TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, TOIJLET ARTICLES, DETRUfr Mien. SALVATOR BEER Is the Best Lager Brewed in ths West ThU Uer U touted by Joeob Bdter, 11 State St., J. K Moloaay A Ca., HU Onu>d River ivrnov, uxl WUUmm * (a, brvwen, Deneon Bmrv-y. READ! READ ! Wines and Liquors ! These celebrated Wagons tire the best in the market The axle trees are made from the best Ohio hickory; the spokes and hubs from best XXX Fort Wayne oak, and every particlAof lumber in them has been season­ ed, under cover, over three years. We war­ rant every wagon to show no defects in ma­ terial or workmanship for one year. PRICE, MbiW Top Bai, Wffletrea, Neckyoke, Staychainx; and Tn Spriu Seats.’ READ ! $85 Special Medical Annoi ATKINSON & ROE, ARTISTIC CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. . TO THX Sick and Afflicted ! F NASMVILLK AND VICINITF 1 DR J. B. LaSLRE The mated sad foetijr eetebrsted Fbyvfcian of Han Fraaeteee, California. t»*[-Lifullr aanounNASHVILLE, MICH. Do you want Paint* «r.di Oils ? I KEEP A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Do you want a good Book for the Home Circle? Do you want School Books ? MEAT MARKET! Do you want a Prescription filled with care ? HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS. And Manufacture all kinds of ROE & CLEVER. TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE. ■wer do bl of lady '.pool M,aw ;■ M re <4 Aa Mt-re €2 rd... _ ——1 — J -1 . . Jy. "HuBu, M'ria, [hie] up yet? Got ametch in yer pocket ?" Of course FRESH MEATS, Call and Seo TJa. all Mads, which wIDba sold loir for eub Th. hifbwt prwo paid for Hide*. Pein *c. Grim them stall on W«*l aid* Maia Bl BOISE BROS. EAVE TBOVGHING a Hpeelally. C. C. WOLCOTT. �VILLAGE DIRECTORY. NEW GOODS? NEW PRICES, FRIDAY, may HEADQUARTERS IB. im 10,000 Corn, *wa»s«rt Fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, sweethearts and children,. can be >1KV. c. D DEYO, W. M. BY BUYING TflEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM. 8TAJD —Darling Alice, «f Weedhiid, bos chang­ ed to Alice Darling, clandestinely. 2 Iba Yarmouth Cora. _____ Jirrrftrj. Griffith & Durkee; Charlie. Cort Knglish Prases, per lb IN THE .W H. YOUNG, M. b’ BRADY BRICK. M • Jr <5 art A meeting win be held at tho Christian Church oa Thurtdav. 1st. at 2 o’clock liquidating its in- w-v—' r&ceiAng W. Smith, gup., Castleton. —Sociability and good fooling prevailod st the Christian facial el Mr. and Mes. Her- NEW GOODS DAILY, T B. RASEY, d. BemMrecarvM GRFFITH & DURKEE, Nashville, Mich. A good Use of M i C*If Sewed and Peg- —Tbe Social in connection with the M. E. Church will bo entertained by Mrs. and Mr. Clement Smith, on Tuesday evening. May Jubiloe. C I. Dkto, Pastor. —Dr. Wm. Parmootsr, VsrmonlviUo's —Bov. C. I. Deyo will discourse upon ablest and most successful physician callnd tho f.-llowteg topics at the Christian Church on us yesterday afternoon. lie u attending full stock of Plows. Cultivators, Drags, next Sabbath. In lbs morning •'ShallowWheel Cultivators, and tn fact everything nssa in Religion." Evening -Ths uses and manufacture. Friday forenoon, it obeyed the guiding hand I have just received McCormick's patent, which are to well of Hiram Dickinson and manufactured 41 logs into lumber. graced himself by defacing the Belding church !n • disgusting manner. —Lot everybody attend tbe 4th of July wiU sell tho Mower and Harvester combined. meeting, at Chipman's Hall, to-night, and You can buy Hall's Thresher, M inch do their duty, and Nashville will eommemocylinder, on trucks for $350. Frank Ganxigaaowski , a Swiss, who had I am agent for tho California Mounted ebralisn that will be held within fifty miles. beon boarding of late at No. 86 Croghan St., —Recently while BoL Troxel and family Deiroii, oommiUed suicide by shooting Msy were visiting al Sheridan, their hired man. Mrs. Jasper Hayden, of Springport, com­ preprinted a rifle, a pair of pants, shirt and mitted suicide Sunday morning, by shoot­ ing herself through tho heart. Family pen knife, worth about $14, and departed troublea. line I will give yea better bargains than for parts unknown. Mrs. Wintermcyer. of Bay City, fell out of a carriage while on her way to a funeral, and sustained injuries that will probably Mr. On. Smith, and Mr. John Hart, (of i prove fatal. A boy named Mndler, wm aeverely Injnr" ed al Holland City, on Thursday last, by the JLaot store accidental discharge of a gun his companion pal ap with Smith. wm carelessly holding. A 16 year old daughter e’f Lavi Manning, —Mr. and Mrs John Harper, a well to do farmer and his la-ly. living in the township of Bradley. Al'egan county, wm burned to death Saturday, her clothing taking fire of Carlton, hare an Infant daughter lass from a brush pile in the woods. TAijmav's. May 16th, Miss Julia Willigford, of Iowa, The baby is a pietaro of health and is bright a young, lady stopping at the health <ns|iand preUy.—Journal. tute al Batt's Creek, committed suicide by tho administration of strychnine. —Tho NMhvIIlians are preparing to cel­ Simon Mandlebaum, a well known busi­ ebrate. Better come down to Hastings and join tho -bow" celebratiosL—HaeUngt ness cilison of Detroit, is supposed to have Mien overboard and drowned, while en Journal. route to Cleveland, on Thursday Last Gnirrrr* k Deus*. Atlantic P Cotton per yard 7} Harris Silverstlne undertook to hang him­ self al Detroit, Tuesdsy. He was taken' down and reinflated by his friends who pro­ Nashville. New lol of Clothing. Boys suits from $4.00 to $12.00 ' Men's suite from $5.76 to $20Q0 W. G. Aylswosth A Co. will go, to tho Cs^tauial, and we would ad- for Philadelphia haa *0.000 more women Id very low at Wbuub'i. have another chance in a hundred years. A few more of those 8 lb. pie peach- Oun Sick List.— Mrs Young has been worse daring the past week, having been taken wiC. sinking spells, during which her life was despaired of. To-day (Thnnday) she ia a.little better. Mrs. B. F. Reynolds and Rill* Nichols, are alee very sick with the diptberia. Roasted Coffee per lb, only 30 eta. Moe. Daniel O. Heron was killed on 8al■day last, tar a Canada Southern train Her husband was also badly hurt, but will live. 34-85 Cmaauu Bass. Last Saturday night a fanning mill ped­ dler of Charlotte, was knocked down half a 204 MAIN STREET 204 U FLINl1, E. T. CHILD & CO. ple know where 18179024 and toe sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May IS, 1867. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, NASHVILLE g &Ce, (E7“ &C., &C. Cath Putchaitrt will ntakt Large Saving by buying their Goods Boot* and Shoes, JOHN Q CRESSY, d SHEH1FF, Watchmaker aid Jeweler, Ka«t .IJ* of MsJn Btrrrt, Nw*rt*«, Mlefc P. S-— Pine Watcficn and Jewelry canfully repaired and warranted. A FEW MONEY TO LOAN I 01 lol bUIe Seoritit* Walnut Bureaus, with jlass $12.00 Marble Top Bureaus, do $18.oo Everything Else ia Proportion. IS BUMS or $300.00 and UPWARDS ON LONG TIME. L. BUS8ELL. ELI STRONG, Call »\nd Sce, Practical MUlwrigM, ssv neit-ss tn 204 MAIN STREET 204 HILL tlA&KIHKBY, Kii 1 u miizoo. W. SMITH, . NOTARY PUBLIC, nHA EXVKLOrES with LKtet OT Xote •VUU Heeds. at tee X KWS Office, to be prln attends to alt ba*lnra>calls In making Deed ..iruvin u, —-...I .... D 5 WM. JONES, AGRICULTURE DEPOT. OX SOUTH MAIN STREET, HARDT <k CROCKBR, Proprietors. Notice is hereby given thsl in accordance widi a resolution adopted by the common council of the village of Nashville, Mich., and according to section 46, of the village charter, and also Ordinance, No. 26, I will sell al public auction, the following described lands situated in the village of NMhville^Mich., for unpaid taxes far the year 1876: Tatea Expense*. Total. Description. Name of owner. lots 1UA 11. D. Staley's add $ .22 $2-0U Wm. CroD, 2.00 N W | N E (. See. 36, T. 3, R. 7 W. 40 acres 1.60 Cook A Sheldon, 2.00 2.22 .22 Warren Eastman, lota 2 <4 3, D. Staley's add 2. no 2.69 lot north of H. T. Davidson .69 A. Rtcbardsoa, ’ 2.85 2 <K) lot 44,0 A. Phillip s add .85 II. T. Davideon, No Mate Suwl, 12.60 North 25 feet of lot 28 10.60 T. Maxson, 2.00 2.46 h l 72 •<« Milo Osborn, Nashville, Mich. - 7. - A. - — -.eg fl 00 2.69 lot W. ----------Phillip's add. 2.55 .55 2.00 lota 11 A 12, Hock 7, A. W. Phillip’s add. J. K. Rood. 2.0q 8.30 6,80 General Cowveyasrcing, North } of lot 26 E. D. Bitgood, lot commencing 66 feet north of lot 27, thence E. D. Bitgood, CoHtctivru a specialty. east 182 feet, thence north t>5 feet, thence west 182 feet, thence 8. 66 feel to place of beginning 2.88. 2.00 MONEY TO LOAN The above property or a portion of each description to-be Ovid June 6th, A. D. 1876, at ton o'clock, a. m., in front of the Union Hold in Nashville, Mich. on good eeeerfty. AU bnalneea eotraated to hta earr, will ba promptly ami mnrfolly atundvd to. 8 Dated Nashville, Mich., May 8rd, 1876. ^82-86) E. J. Fuomtsn, Recorder. M RsTlTo. CROCKER ELIHU CHIPMAN, OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF REAPERS, MOWERS, Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn Justice of the Peace, t» 3 THE NEW DOMESTIC” Planters, anji A baa Juat received a large stock ot Spring and Sammer Double­ MnilNEBYi FANCY GOODS! Thread Hute In ail the kitcat atplcs. Ural and JmUatlon Imcts. Heal and Imitation Hair Good*. Ecru Ties, Ac., Cdahnwrc Jvr Cloakt—PaiUnw 0<w*s to thaw buptnv Clcaka. Bteadttav, Prtndng, CMcrtW shajdny Old Halt. MI88 IJOWITINO to «UU al tee bead of the Draee Makin* OepsrteesM Give me a <vJL Lock-Stitch Machine. Road Scrapers (he Bent Hake* I Country. day of committing an assault, with intent to LIVERY STABLE! irB W. Olds and Clement Smith GALE CELLED aid Hon. Joseph Gridley, died very suddenly WM. VENN. 02703282 thino for the future generation, in thia een- Regular meeting held. Present—Hardy, Roe, Parody and Lee, Trustees, Minutes of the last meeting read ’ and approved. Mr. Vass has had eeveral years experianeo in the livery business and io prepared to famish all who wish with a good rig, end al prices corresponding with the sloeo limes. «*jl and bappy editor of that paper L. EMOBY’S h Carriages and Buggies. and seme of the pasMngers injured, but. CHAS. W. DES ABAY, Isabella Dewitt, a handsome and inteli- str Charlotte by deputy sheriff Jobsmon. and charge KJ o GUARANTEE and bis tore K = A. J. Hardy grading cemetery, $33.40 Council adjourned. E. J. FKJGHJiKR. D. C. GRIFFITH, ra JEWELRY, ■ “ DOMESTIC ” SEWING MACHINE CO. FASHIONS ws double wagon 1 “DOMESTIC” 8EWINC MACHINE CO. ■ABPYACRVCJLER. NASHVIU^, MICH. THE LIGKTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. !i committee. Thd following account wu preaeat- derfeu skill- JEWELER 5 OPTICIAN CROOK'S PATENT On motion Hardy and Lee were appointed a committee to draft apeci‘Real ions for letting a job of repairing, the road leading North from Nash­ ' villa. On motion the recorder wasdirected to post notices and let a job of ra­ Da J. B La Bras pairing said road according to the resolved to take her life. Pxopkjbtob. At BHgood'e old stand, NashvHle, Mich. R Council. Roons, 1 May 16, 1876./ train ■ JAMES FLEMING, CASH HOUSE. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO., PARADY,-Manufacturer of Making and Repairing neatly done.also etrUt. Hontofllllotdmpromptly. Nashville. 204 Main St., Jackson. WMhvUle, Mich., Feb. Bib, IBIS. J. H. Woodward, of North Plains, Ionia Co., while insane, attempted to kill hie twen­ ty year old daughter by striking he. upon the head with a bar of iron. Her cries brought assistance, and her father wm not yet entirely oat of danger. H Iggii sentenced to the Stale Prison at Jacks T H. LEE, J. Deputy Hlicrin*. OF EVERT DBSCEirTIOS, of a KOCHER BROS Goods* ad pLEMENT SMITH, v. , X.A.WYWft. DEALEBB IN INCREASING SALES Sellin eiclflsiYEly for Cash at one Price to Ail, aid at 12 FURNITURE! 1-2 Per Cent Profit are proof that the peo­ ination having concluded that he had better stand trial for willful murder. minions of intemperance, take copy after Will also lecture soldier exon.pies, hpd lead a better life. Ralph Taylor, founiL^in Mud Laki, near su'd 28rd, on the subject of Secret societies. Sturgis, a few days ego,Xu an eccentric Lecture fiee. AU are invited to come and hear. Con. was in the habit of going to the lake lo bathe, and it ia thought was drowned accidentally. this spring. More improvements have tak- IXM4T. On Saturday May 15th, o* the road going NEW FIRM ’ Wm. A. Ajl»wurth, ux! th*11 rontli , tee OLD HTAND.m bareurfure, vis: Emerson Sneed, one of the victims oftbe Charles Waddell, a printer of Albion, was —Rev. J. L. Barlow, State lecturer of the Michigan State Christian Association, will House of Correction, ninety days. He will The highest market price paid for Produce ; H. W. Flut'i. and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our C. ELtlS, M. D. fc‘« •vrrler. to Uh- ~ Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, n A. BARBER, M-. D.. HomeoNeatest and Tastest Prints, 42.’,. ** Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, WEBSTER k HOBBS, Bhek• Nicest and Softest Gloves. ” «wttha. AU ktode at wort ta Ike Btoekomttb Clpcks, Spectaccs, fc. Kerry article llcle warmeled money refiteded. CBAB. W. DKMAKAY O �TOKr on EAILTM OA AXnCTKK Hou. > hivid Davie Greenbmk party .tibeltor: ’ forPratidsU. Citralnnato BBS me that a Christian girt decided to turn Mo- Uonary Conucil.” Marshal Goodell, head of the police force, has determined to cast M* torlit'iwi on the Colvin tide.. Fcnian convicts. Against < x Srxwttary Belknap by the Grand Jury of tbe Dtatrict of CohtmUa for accepting the report that be had asked tbe (iovernmunt -rriirae AnespHR ‘“d Connl I'*®!*11 K*’ had es[>tured ex-Praddsol Tbiare or PretodMit geroualy wautidod. . -Tit* Fribc* of Wal«a ho strived safely in Dominion, that ot Dnfresne A McOarrity, of yOVB 81ZXB wads biliUe* between »»0.000 and *300,000. —The LoudoA TWeynrpA oonsidare the Union IxagnoClub, iu New Tort, one night atiou in Turkey critical for the Christ Iasi week. Bocrelary Bristow was bteck-bslted through the inaUnmentality of aomo msmbere cogaged lu tho sugar basin—. who felt aggrieve 1 by some decision of Mr. Bristow. Btantinople. —Wiien the . Cuatom-hoase employe* at Thor* wa* much indignation over the matter, Havana are caught Bmuggling they are tried by • — B. IL Campbell, United State* Marshal for of tbe new Constitution providing for religious tiia Northern District of II'.Idom. ha* refunded liberty. —Winslow'* term of detention in Eng land log the wutn she paid to tarn for Blakely, a* tho lias been extended ten days, at the *xpiraUon oondrttrdfon tor bsr appointment to tbs pen- of which period the argument* for hi* rolewe siun agency in Chicago. show cause then for Ids delivery to the AmenOX.fOAL. -Mte* Sweet, tbe Chteago Penmon Agent, -Hain fell in the Dominion for three weeks Iim t«atlfi«! before tho House Com nut tee on during tbe first part of the month, and the Civil Herno* aa to the manner in which *he procured atxl retained her office. In March. Wc*?hOy aSram'wre^1^ Quebec were swollen to a moat alarming de- aiou Agent, informed her that be wae about to null* and bridge* in that region. resign, and that ho would secure the place for —It I* reported that a battle waa fought near her provided she wotdd pay him all tho profile Dome*, on Friday of last week, in which 700 nf the office above expense,- and *1,500 a year. Turk* and JOO imurgenta were killed. —Tbe British bark Caswell wm towed Into tbe port of Queenstown lavt week by a gunboat that had picked ber up at eoa. When found piy scree of. liis debt* to B. H. Campbell, United State* Marshal, all would bo aatiafac- the remainder having been killed by some lory. HJakely wa» behind in hi* arewunta with mutinona Greek nail ore. one of whom was bszlly the Gorvnimant eotne *8,000, which alie a»woundo! and unable io get away with hi* ntimed, and TUid over considerable monev— wicked associatae when they de*ertod the ehlp. *3,000 in all—to Campbell, until site ceased to CIKTSNNIAL DEPOT, PKNKBY'LVAKIA RAILHOAD. The’ Pennsylvania railroad company, whose lines penetrate every section of titc Union, and directly connect all important point* withPhHadclphia,hasmade magnifi­ cent preparutiiHi* for conveying, with safety anti comfort, the millions of iicoplc who in­ tend visiting the Centennial Exhibition di­ rectly to the Centenuialground*. The lo<wtion of the Exhibition made it imporeibk for any other railway to directly reach the Exhibition butlding* anti grounds, and the management, ever since the site was des­ ignated, has employed .its .gigantic equip­ ments and unrivaled facilities to make Ihe Exhibitiof a success, by providing the amplest accommodation* al the minimum price, for bolb exhibitors and visitors. It was fitting that a railway company,national in ite character snd operations should thus second the comtniwiorx-rs in illurtrating our centennial history by demonstrating the high degree of excellence attained by the railway transfxirtalion systerfi of America, in making the great thoroughfares uniting the Atlantic seaboard and the MLwimippt valley, the West, Northwest and Southwest with the Centennial City, aa r erfect as pomible in all ita ovcntial* and details. Its routes follow the geographical channek of continental inter-communication, uniting most of the larger cities on the southern.shores of the great lakcAon ih«* er ten milw, and every modern appliance . era] waiting room, 130 by 100 feet, a ladies* Mia>l>«ippi and Ohio rivers, and on the Al- for combining tiie highest speed with the waiting room eighty-one by 100 feet, 3 bagiantic harbors. The main road from Keti most iieiiect.safety has been adopted. Tbe gage room forty-nine bv -100 fret, s ticket York to Philadelphia, though passing company has built 200 elegant car*, with office thirty br forty feet, s package room through the principal cities of New Jersey, engines of the firstclass ample to move all 1 ten by thirty fret, and a number of retiring 1 rooms, all handsomely imi*hed, arid pro­ dee* not deviate six mile* from an air Jinc, trains that msy posribly be required. Centennial visitor* will find the Pcunsjrl- I vided with every convenience. The room* aud this deflection is due to the interposition of navigable waters. These route* aot only vania road the onlv direct route from the : on the second floor are for the use of the excel in directness as well a* in the number West, North and'East to . the Centennial railroad officials and employees. This depot is reached by a circle of three of important cities and town* they connect, Exhibition, the rate* as low as by any other I but they are confessedly superior in con­ route, the time made by it the quickest, ami tracks Sweeping from the main roadway struction and equipment. Between Pitts­ the accommodations for comlort, luxury four-fifths o. a mils lone, and the diameter and safely unequaled. Careful agent*, on of the circle they describe is 600 feet. All burgh and New York, <14 milt*, the entire this west, train* will enter f ’ circle heading * "* line is doubletrack, laid wjlh heavy steel all trains, will arrange Jor the prompt and ' trsins rails with joints connected between ties by cheap delivery of all baggage, and, for fifty and <lepart from the liej-it heading cast a process that gives the effect of continuous rente, sell Kats in a comfortable carriage to Three train* can be landing or receiving paaaengers in front of the depot at tbe any point in Philadelphia. rail, on which there can be no unpleasant Above all, there vial tore will be landed at name time, the entire tracks Imog floored jarring. All bridges on the line arc of iron or atone. A largeportion of thia distance is the very door* of the Expcautioo, in the over, and no matter in what direction -the provided with a third track, which enable* beautiful Centennial depot of the company trains may come or go, they can be moved freight train* to keep entirely out.of the represented in the above ent. It stand* op­ without confusion, delav or danger. Seventeen additional aiding* have been way of passenger travel, and permijs the posite the open space separating the Main expreaa train* to rsn their, allotted distance exliibilion building from Machinery hall, constructed, connected with thu circle, of a without intemiptlon, anti nsar J’lifladel- facing the principal entrant* gate and tbe length of 1,000 feel each, upon which wait­ phia, and other irnjKirtanl tennifiM points, ’JuJge'a pavilion, and in dore proximity to ing train* esn be run and remain with en­ tour track* have, for considerable dis- •ercral immense hotel* and restauranta. It gines attache I, until the time arrives for is 340 fret in length by 100 in width, two them to enter upon the circle, receive their tnnccs, been completed. The Block signal system, exclusively stories high, and surmounted by six towers. paasengere, and depart for destination. In design it in tasteful and ornamental, This arrangement of tracks and aiding* is ummI on the Pennsylvania railroad through­ out its entire length, compel* the engineer comparing favorably with the many beauti­ novel, and afforda facilities for the transac­ of a train to know whether the ttock is ful structure erected M the purpose* of the tion, without detention or confusion, of an e’ear or not to the next station, l>e it one Exhibition. The firat flour contains a gen- almost unlimited paiwengcr buainciw. do eo on tbe advice of bar friend*. Campbell and the steward, were "hot and stabbed, tied then threatened her with remotel-, but Preritogether, and all four thrown overboard, the cs-itain and second mite l-cing alive at the . moved without a bearing. - Hon. Tlio*. Hoyun, of Chicago, who wan CONGBESHIONAL. voted for at the laatiity elec.ion. has been in­ stalled in tbe otttee of Mayor of that city, in th# Moxpat, May A—Senate.—Tho impeacbjdac* of Harvey D. Colvin, ousted on tbe ground that lua term had exfsred. tion ot Jurisdiction wvre cos>i>leted. and Iba conn—Six promln'int New York llqnor dealer* Nuxif* H. H. H. Fork and patent method for Tub old gdntlcman rushed ncross the mowing and stacking lore or straw will save tho street, raised his hat, and offered to an- farmer its coat every season. Pamphlet free. sist her in any possible way. Hia wife Address A. J. Nellis A Co.. Pittaburgh, Pa. followed him across at a slow pace, nud VsaenYB will euro the woret cAitoH of witnessing liis devotion to tho stranger, acrofula. for which uo medic-ne has attained she got mad and shook her fist at him. anch a great reputation. ••It's all right—it’s all right,"ho whis­ The attention of all lovers of tho horse pered. '‘Yes, I know it is,” she hotly is called to the advertisement of E. C. Stone, exclaimed. •• Here an unknown woman fnut-Iiug tbe revenue. They wore admitted stubs her too and you plow bctom tho to bell in eutn* ranging from *10,000 to *20,street to eat her up with kindness. Tho frM. rarrre to consider the subject and repiwt a bl!! other day when I fell down stairs you — Al Chicago, last week, Mayor Colvin and plaelng adequate restrictions u|>ou lbs UnmlgratU'n stood at tho bottom and laughed and chuckled And tickled your ribs, and elected to llie mayoralty, agreed to snfamR their di*|>ute to a koart of competent jarisdlewanted to know if I was practicing for a circus.”—Boston Globe. dolphia, has bean turned into a beer halt tends to giro concert* there during tho summer. —Tom Alien and Joe floss, the lm]>orted on the 7lh ot Septamber next. a vay with the rxpilatioa requiring a fltty-cai.t note or silver jlece to secure admission to the Exposition. - Robens'oiu, tho murderer ot ftira Alex- ass confined under sentence of death. drunk, and white in this nteto bi* brutbsr Allan attempted to taka him home ; but Chtrtes ol> jseted, drew * revolver, and allot Allen through till Monday, without trsoactinc any liurines*. IfowAe.—Cox was circle-! Hpcaker pro Irai. during nnrr too tears ot*ouT n»dependence. Tba airXT ot Anwrlca la bar paat MOT. BOTrytadr ITO AGENTS. »—At-Al wr-e. nt IM yaar. tend f-r rlmlu. l^W. $350S WE MEAN IT! 3 TO 6 FEET IN DIAMETER, FOB THE CAMPAIGN. WANTED. meta ot tba PrealteaiUa! eatapalgB w« b* ot lUylBdMbUtalnlellrTIIE HCW YOHK ot**—m—* w ,»****>M *—*< *S s*m*« I M BWd lb* WKKKI.T KOrriON t.deta—OTl. hd— MUNtTUK MAKUF-U CO.. rxnil I MM 11 ADIT CtntEDAT UOMK. Vs: tarsi' $3.00 UBS3 . V ■ GREAT WESTERS WELL AUGER CO, BLOOMFIELD, 0AVI8 CO., IOWA. I- Kl..:l OTIIKtX ruiCA'lo e/'U'J'lK'in sjitsHSKi 'was w, tilamlniiw— hoU ud urau. nw *<v> PORTABLE MhhS niMW OPIUM IT PAYS I*3- no. la CHEAP S boo. DURABLE. CHAPXAHM, THE MARKETS, NEW YORK. ' * ................................... »q« DO YOU!? OWN PRINTINC! dgWOVELTY jn. £V pbinting rasas, ini |TETTn!i^ H ' ««>/ .X Well Auger And ANY DETTb BEqVTBED. Tb«y wfll bore la JfcsODA FOUNTAINS. Tbe most complete hotel In all its appoint- ‘ Bsavxa, menta iu th* West. The table anppiied at all . U<»<« I titnre with tbe beet the market afforda. Cotto*. Cm Actually bo Made with the its I Acavaa Frauamaii REVOLVERS!! YOUNG III ■•(■»r«lo«» hired td MMete*ltan «n* Amrtira* IHstAcI Tatamata I •—., OMOTB*. Ob**lare caalM by*. Cbappbd hands are very common with ) uoo._u**'!,"™.to.r.?r? om who have tlisir those titeir bands hand* nacli much Iu in water. A roova—r*w-y whire u it few drop* of Johnson's Anorfytw Linimmt rubbed over tho hands two or three times a day will keep them soft and white. Fiaher- — Ijiger beer that is not particularly good is retailed to thirety mstemrrs on the Centennial Z OutfitsE*M»TFll 1:m of Ihe AOK*. O*X rirr fr“ CoTeremont •*'! Ituiorr. lw»>T>arrsi> > FREE ■ K ,,e. imitoand M.p Itoaaa.CbOCAlMi. < amootii. by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care­ ful to get only that made by Caswell. Hazard A Co.. New York, as there are many imitation" He bad held the office for two terms. BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY ®40 saa•jfttisi.'sns&SK Ohaftbd IiablIb, face, puuplen, ring- ’ Coss, —Usol Von Hollen. City Collector of Chi­ cago. has defaulted to the amount of >100,000, and tie! to Europe. His financial abortenttiug* were brought on by epuculation, political CENTENNIAL "t. s^FagktXXTu' Cbf—w.we. VatesMa SamplM free with Cfrrotar* At our request Oragin A Co., of Phila­ Tvdhmt. May 9.—Both boruMM m«L but, with- delphia, Pa., hero promised to send any of our readers gratis (on receipt of fifteen cents to pay postage) a sample of Dob­ bins' Electric Soap to try. Send st once. PatnxT, May 11—ftrngtr.—There betog but $26 TO $50 PER DAT lVURCKS tocanraM e^rsbst.*0if OPIUM Tira Went End Hotel, on the Euro­ . into the luaoagexuMit of the pean plan, 1526 Oheatnnt street, Phila­ York CoBtom-botus waa ordered.... delphia, next door to the Reform clnb, m«e.) Mked le<«e to offer a resolution <11- centrally located, and arranged for two hundred gnetitic supplies along felt want. AcoommodatioAi first-clns-*. - Price., mod­ MlMlasippt. Objected to....liandall offered a bill erate. Tho proprietor, C. T. Jones, Esq., provldlnc for tbe erdnare of 119,000,000 additional for eight years in the Hoffman House, New York, knows how to keep a hotel. wsa sppolutcii on tbe Salrct Couilnittce on Fflrral Nichols, Shepard A Ob. ri’1,1 4 L! -Tb» tbiSoBl I* tb« I to s wotM— Imp^rt’TV* .UjA5-^'Jixs,ssS££sst *3 Votot S1..N. T. P.O. Boa I«*7 OPIUM tsuranta *ell beer iu bottle* only, al twenty cant* the bottle. -A (iroposiUon has been submiUcd to Coti- Tur. Times wys Dr. Walpole has loot hi* beautiful chestnut mare. She died sudden­ ly In harur**, it La supposed from bots or pin wenns. If tho Doctor had used SlurUlan't Carairy Cundltum J'oinierr, be would, no doubt, iisro lied his mar* to-day—they are death oi^rrorms. tive* of p»»«nwr Umub. and announced by ltew whistle* evcnrfrro mils*. Il la sMomed tbei tl>b warning wisiid ooabte the farmer* to •are bay and gr^n'wbteh otherwise would be injured by tbe rain to the atqount of at rand --The laborer* at Thorold, Can., oc the Wel­ land canal, "track a abort time since for an *JraoM off l‘J;3 cent* a day, and aocceedod 5 they now receive S1.37j£ per day. It ia aald The residence of Defend Stanford, at they cooditelc-! themM-lvea in an orderly the corner of Lovell and California streets, is nearly ready for occupancy. —Tbs equabbln brtween the Eastern and Finished and furniahod it will, all things ended. Tbe Uouao COnrolttee oo Waya and comridertd, be the most elegBMl PVflk residence in America. From Mean* has decided to make no change Ln tie law in regard to tbe package* iu which lids ar­ down may be seen a varied view of hmrt ticle abaU be pul up. and water, extending from the coaat —Thu* far tbe Vortal State* Treasury. de­ range io the Pacific, and from Ange] partment has paid oul ia axohauge for frac­ Island southward, until the landscape tional currency, about M.000,000 la tbe now ades away in the hasy diatanoe beyond &u> Jone. It lias an extreme width ee«4 AUD CHVJLLTltl. and west of 155 feet; a depth ot 180 feet; -MMtae King, of Mount Veratm. lit. *gtd be number of rooms, without onnme twenty, attempted to era** a railroad track in front of an expreen train cue day last week. sting emrtmenta of inferior s'za, is over The train was only a few yards from bar at the fifty. The domestic conveniences in­ time, and on tho down grade. Tho young lady clude every improved article known to wan Btrock by the pilot and hurled against a the modetn builder. Tho exterior ia fence, crushing in her akulL Her mother tried imposing. 'Die architecture is in the to bold ter back, but aha broke away from her. Italian style, with tbe bow window as of tho coot of the place, including liound -A meeting of the National CoouBiltee of and grounds, would not place it lielow the Uber*! Itepnbhcaa party rw beM in New York het week, thirty-lire detegatae being •600,006; tho mrtiu! totpcndilnre would TT»"Ot. B wU determined to boid an iodopeUeol ooorwuem iu FUtedulphia ou tbe •1,000,000.-San Frpneisco ELASTIC TRUSS Sff’vl It seems that the memory of tills woman, like that of her renowned husband, is likely to bo kept alive to the end of time. She i* said to bare poeseeaed a very irritable temper, and her name has become a synonym of " vixen.’’ or ‘ scold.’' It h more than poeaihie. how­ ever. that the judgment passed spon her by mankind bu been too severe. A more chan­ tabla dwpo* tic’.- would undoubtedly have dis­ covered in her many good qualities, and have attributed her failings more to physical infimitic* I ban to moral obiiqultv. The part v dency to render these irritable, peevish, cross, morose, uurrea•raable, so that they ch*Io and a over al! those little ills and annoyances a person in health would bear with compoauro. It U fair to infer lliat most of the tantrums of Xantippe ware dU to tbaae caaae* a’one; and could Socrates. aa he returned from the Senate, the Oymnaatnm. or the Atoeneum, have stopped at Pestle A Mortar* Drag those dare»<g«*n«Tii* causing backache, drag­ ging-down seiwatioaa. mcyom and general daUiiiy. it is a sovereign remedy. Ha aootiiing and bealiuK properUeR render it of tbe tttm<ml value to ladle* *off«nug from internal fever, ooagaation, tadammatiou, or utosratiqa, Paul ds Casuomac, th- braggart and its BUMurtlMaiBg effects toad to correct duelist of Parifi, has been detected wear­ dtapbaatnanto ot tsternal parts, the rewuJt at weakneM ot uatoral supports. It is sold by ing an impenetrable coat of mail. all druggists. I Ilf E*^ “d Pnrtnduer a iLsawgs ■ M <JU A■.«•<■ win. Bmaureity prK LIVES Twelve Points STRANCER II -A-J i-.j rnaria rue«i, < innsnau, u. Fvwlb a*4 Mui.t* HU., UuMtUto; Ky. ANN ELIZA TOTING. Al | IbaPw-id—eotUita^ THE PENN MUTUAL IFE IN8VHANCE CO, A BOOK for the MILLION. *!>»*»»■*"** 1»W. Tke Enemy of Bbesse, the Foe ot Pain to Ban and Beset, 1—B. M* is towojA'-iss.KKMaji.r wtgs&tgrefaajttrtaaiag 6 sswaw:TKMR&sit;ss 25 aagry^tejja.isi.'si.^ THIS CLAIM-HOUSE PEN8II MUSTANG LINIMENT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-05-26.pdf.pdf 0b79fc6ed8e85ed76bf3f02ac98290f3 PDF Text Text \Vu 8ke MashrilU gm*. ORNO gUriritte Siars. STRONG.) * Progression. No Retrograding. A'oL.lfe KASttVTEEi:, BARRY CO:, MICH., FRIDAY, MAY£fe$76. -aho was going tn marry iho Khan of made aa of old. Tartary. Yre—a little. He's a born arinto- or at.thePererilfe' -y-.-----------------------------— adopted from * foreign foundling .■wyHe bore with the cwprirot of merries of Grandma Peverill while. Agnes and Miles made the garden or the' ’ “ J3k*a0y—there'* a pflr of-st. fc shall ba entitled to ®or.m*tarati4.u iu the’ For it must be confessed that since Mr. Poverill’s death and insolvency the 6wn« monde bad looked coldly upon hi* pretty daughter, in spite of the Pcvcntt' coat of. arms and the luxuriance' of the 1ily. family Helper!” reked grandma. " Is it necessary for mo to deny the iwjft imp<iMXimMrt»'.whcn J have almost \’K^ mado up my mind to accept another I'. ’ 1 “ When I wm a girl-—’’ began tho cold — U-1J. . .‘-i . ' • Stade of taeM./ata Jta tota I ' ‘ “ You loved brocades.and InOcatcHus BNWBiliM jDurgi4iddangbjcrt” " Bui I .did not sejl myrelf for them. And to you arivn nily engaged to Miles - ^■stasr1 chore to lixtex|, he ,lot loose bis enthu­ siasm ; when' site gave him the cold shoulder, he-aotapted it tothpitt a murmur-^is if <jpo should. b£ gtfttefcl for any gift of hers—and fell back upon tin' old- lady’s unfailing ktodte-te. Ono day, however, even etranoma Grandma Peverill foiled reveriu janoo and asked, “ Is it really love !” after the twu,pviting each other with roses iu the garden. j; ’.’ Jtj looks likeit,"-gwped Harold; “ |Time wfil prov* Horn, that ufil< .T ______________ ,— unlocks all accreteand disclose* nil impostures. fine society and grandfathers and cooks of arms. It is n ttinw inlns oyce to bo born without a silver spoon in one’s mouth.’ . . . Bond, and the|D*p no help for it!” “ WeU/ndt' riskily: engaged • I won’t give my word-»ai least not. quite yet. trough «WTOW, You see, granfikiammu, one homtates to ’ 'Wotijth «lSy and rtamsT" rivet the chain, as they say in novels. Then sho fell into a dore again, The And then Miles says he will wait; ho sliadows draped themselves about her ; T-cu’t hurry me-r he’d rather waitX con- a star camo opl and. leaned tozlook into A..__ 1—--- I —. .tho-wimiow* a late bird'tfi&Ton a Bpray than to bo refused at onoe. But I sup­ near by, and made n sudden gush of pose. it will all end one way. ” music through tho place ; tbo fiiurmur MISB PR ffiBAL’S WtflDE. • * Abd wlkrt will Jjrou answer to Harold of laughing voices camo faintly toward Helper!" them’ oh the’ breeze. Bat Harold lis­ “ I never heard of such impertinence,' “ Heaven only knows. It will not do tened alone, for grandma Poveriil was F5 i mu irho olttts^on^ hhiheart' already far away. that ho‘ ought ’Io have known better." A few weeks later Miles Bopd and Mr. vexation. “How dare he write such “Nor that you will not marry him Helper wore engaged looking over the things to me T What business has ho because his father was a stone-cutter.” private papers of the late Mrs. I’ovcrill, «»pid b^» tma re her txeoutonfc That moth st portion write like this if—if papa were alive and ever, with a good grace. Ho made no of her fortune which her son’s specula­ we bad not lost our money." fuss about it; ho merely assiirot! her tions had left intact sho bail bequeathed : " You snoy“iliank youxrelf for this," that her happiness wouidnlwiijH bo dear­ to Agnes. Presently Miles raised his 1 kaici Grandma Peverill, looking over her er to him than his own. eyes from the paper he had bt^n inspect­ . i j spectacles totix to air pftodnoren. “Yon “That's? iho letter of a gnutteman,” ing. “ A rasoaUy piece of business," ho ‘ have amused ypurrelf .conai&£ably with Harold Helper, to xay certain knowl­ said grandma, “if his father was forty groaned, be-tween his teeth. Should ho quietly light bis cigiur with tite PSper, edge; When one dances, one must pay times a ptono-cutter." . "Pahax!” paid Mjwi Agnca, tearing bury its contents in oblivion, and many tho piper." it into fragments, but, curiously enough, Agues, and go on his way rejoicing! No; "I don’t understand you, grandma gathering them together as soon aa Mrs. perish tho thought. A Bond, of tho Peverill’s bock was turned, as if they Bonds of Bondholder, who could trace ‘ tlwir lineage to tin Conqueror! A Tnrhaptf aho fftWta XX the days thousand times no! Ho mado a deeper* when Mr. Helper was her father’s clerk; ate resolve, and pawed the- sheet to • that ho would dare ray an ranch. and had taught her chess of winter even- Harold. Tt-was'merely a tetter from tho late Mrs. Peverill, retting forth a certain . J.oqtthe office, andhte fingers os .inky .as minded and more -romantic, and didn’t family matter, which sho had deemed it Caddy Jellyby's.” guess the worth of position and long de ­ wise that they should kDOW> ne^ exec­ “ Men are audacious areaiures,” ob­ scent. Perhaps she regretfully remem- utors, but as lovers. served grandma; but if you knew that Ixsred tho spring mornings whenthey "Of course this will not affect your ho didn’t exactly bate you, you oughtn’t to have accepted him ai an-etooit when -pushed through tho woods for wild interest^.” fluid Harold, filing iho paper flowers and ferns, when ho made a quaint । you were learning to ride. When your “ It might not,” sneered Milos, “if I papa brought him home to dine, you album for her of pressed sea-weeds— needn't have mod* yourself so attractive, •bo had^t hifldcn away somowhero now. acre not a Bond, with family credit to “Ik" wotild never do,” she said, half maintain. : p^l yon! You might have had a b’ead“And yet," «A1 the other, “Shakjirha iu your own room, or an invitation aloud, answering some tmspokeu thought. out. You noedn't have talked pretty “I should always be hankering for fam- .speare tells us that nonsense with him by the hour, while ily and money. Ono must give up your father and I took our after-dinner flomethwg ; it may »b well be love as '“ Sluikspearc be hanged,” quoth the anything. Oh, if my father had only najm, netd you t” quondam lover. "Ono can't holp flirting a little, been a stoDc-qnttor,(too!” The following .week, when Mr. Helper grandma.” *'. ? ' \ > Grandma Pefcritl met Mr. Hclpei* in dropped in to pay his rvaptete to Agnes, “What, with one's tattler's clerk! the street later. ’ * I hope you don’t mean be found her watering her beds of migAnd no doubt ono can’t help working to desert us,” oho said, " because that hdmites and pansies. M«tBl^erfl<hd btoiding watah chains foolish ebit of an Agnes know “Oh,” she said, presently, and half when ’her z buttered. Itar .“ fhcoddost filing has happened 1 “Why, of course, one gives birthday member it’s a woman , ’s privilege to' *ldyly, ' I mutt tell eomebody I How^djar grand­ and Christmas gifts to all one’s acquaint- i change her mind. If you neglect ns mamma wonk! laugh if- She were here, -uncos, even to old Biddy; thn -pauper, t• *y<x> •ha' 1°*" tnm u»j>j>ier, Ono doesn’t expect thorn to presume on [ “ 1110 P0®1 mJr- Nobody knows what and say it ecrvcjl.ine right I I repcinfd . . ttmt, bojsevor,” I may hapjjen." s note yesterday' (Jou cotilS bnrtlly cull . “And to yed think that. ML Hripcr i. I boat that Miss Ppvcrill htoen- it a billet-dcufz, though it w»a from is presuming when he bffen you his I conraged Mr. Bond,” said Harold, help- Miles), and what do ymr think! He says in it—there, turn your eyes away, iM-art’slove and all hi* worldly proepecta ? don’t look at mo ito whileT tell yon—ho Why do!" " And you’re going to stand aloof and 1! '«#I think he ia preauniing, breon.re tt>e let tfikl lilt fo’Miks *Bond walk over‘yon! ■ Jrictottatarfor Btttrv. ■ . Peyerilla are not<?f hi*order, granWmam- Now lei-uio tell^ou that I mean to mako frv-i. —I ■»-. ? ! '*11 j * >' yrtu and^MfiMj^cfsecritora of • my will; so i*<llike to keep on friendly forma, with you—don’t you toe!” ; ' "Thankyou ; bj£ aren’t, jro[friends, near or apart n 1 . their Jihads with the grime, of labor; while Mr. Helpet’s nnceatoni were illit­ love,” she laughed ; “ and Havu'nt you erate mechanic, who ranntervei, Uw' king’s English/ Why, his own father was a stone-cutter. I’ve heard j>apa aay day, and you once in six weeks, which "jJfoi UX XOOM W Urn *»you think nbc will bo most likely to " And sir a mechanic, what objection would you It is pot likely that ah® will over lovd haw urged!” me, whatever happens.” " “‘Why, it’s not a supposable case, “ Who said ahe would never love you I grandmamma—a Peverill a stone-cut- Aren't you worth forty Miles Bonds?” Now jajx must know that there never was an engagement st all ’between ns ; marry him, and I promised. Only to think of it 1 A Peverill, a -descendant of Rupert Peverill, -who figured in the Crusades, jilted by Milos Bond! It must be tbat grandmamma’s jointure disappointed foe poor youth. Motto: Never appoint as your executor the man •wbo» youYish to marry ytur'bflif. ” “You don't sceta to take the affair much to heart,” said Harold.” “Because my heart wasn’t concerned in it.” • . • "Certainly riot in Must PevorilTs ro“ What under the heaven were you “ But supposing you were not a Povcriil I ” “ Prithee, what do you know of her thinaing of, then!” “ I was thinking whether or no yon— “ My imagination is not bold '•nougt regard, Sir Faintheart!" you had changed your mind, air; whether for such a flight. You see, I have all “ Very little to be sure. ” yen would ever again <laro-------” the prejudices of my ctofc. I would "J dgre do all doth become a. lover," choore unlioppineaa eocner than many nwieverated Harold, inclining to flip level beneath me.’’ ‘ of her lips. “ Will yuu reronrider the Helper. It is some years since b® figured member. Bine® foemh® has written ” Haven’t I put my fate to the touch, Mrs. PevcriU, and haven't I found that ling t” my deaerte are miserably small !'* And Agnes rocomidersd. . “Deor jur ! 1 see that you don’t know Mrs. Helper had been married a year that woman blow twenty ways of a morn- and better, when it occurred to her, in an idlojuonuufo to .overhaul Grandma Pcvcriha papeiw, now-That they ware foe went crushed iu her soft hsuda. “ Wfaa* hare you thero, darting! ” he ceATKX.vzjr. notbs. NO. 35. liberality in furnishing the funds sad a low touo of public Ceding, the. wretch-, The Philadelphia Ck-iitexiujal Expo-i pd gathering of wooden shells in West! sition starts out with abetter reputation 1 Philadelphia would MW h«ve boHi al-J for rorajiletenam-at ite opening, and for lowed. There is on® good brick hotel, the perfection of tbo arrangements for tho Transcontinental, and ono wooden ' in it. exhibitors and visiters, thou any of its structure of considerable architectural ' predecessors. It is upon s' scale of mag­ merit, the Globe (which has l.'JOOl nitude surpassing the Exposition Unisaid Harold. ' rooms), but tlie mass of those sbauticn J vereeUa in Paris in 1887, and the Austcl“But. I may be foe daughter of a are low grog-shops, with very enticing , lungin Viauaa in 1878, wlxidi were the titles, where steep prions are charged , only, two ^arid’s fairs -at Ml to ’be com­ for very. bod'refreshment. This » a "Then I would-rather b® yourwjfo pared with itjn, the extent,of .apace oc­ serious disgrace to any city, and ought than the daughter of • king,” said she, cupied and the number of. articles and products cxiubited. Tfa''location is un- .to shame Philadelphia out of some of smiling through her tears. her self-complacency. The- flaming rivaled. No fairer or more' beautiful banting and gaudy colors aggravate the i aitecould bare bren Detected.ti»ui that aquah'd character of the acene. The chose in’yie great park at , Philadelphia. court of common plsas indicates a dis- • had a fall—Harpert Rosar. AU thp approaches to(|he grounds areposition to enjoin any further building M Dttn-.ctiye as are the grounds them­ 6/: I Litt: <' ■: .■ :: 1*0 J selves. ’ There ate deiightful views from The poet Longfellow, akbough natu­ almost any point of olwrvntion the danger of fire from their accumulation, rally °f > “°®t amiable disposition, es­ spectator may select. Th* distant city, but whether anything will be done about A -vrnoNU sign of spring—garlicky pecially under the usDaulta made upon the romantic Schuylkill, thegreen slopes, tho great number - already erected, doe* butter. ' his time and his privacy by simple curi­ with glimpses of the enchanting rural not appear. ■ ... .j^-.... Mockiko birds—lean chickens for T7.* .VoorU/a min. ■ • osity sad literary-lion hunters, who have The spiro of variety is everywhere 1 ‘bnuer. no possible claim upon him, would be Frirmouiit Water-works, the Zoological very freely supplied within the Centen-1 Tub iron home has but one car-foo little short of a saint, if. hu were not garden—all these are accessories of .the nial inclosure. Turning from the mam- ’ engineer. sometimes annoyed by the pertinacity of inclosed space in which one hundred and moth structure of the main building, foe ' uninvited guests. 'Take for illustration eigiity buildings have risen “as by the visitor finds its antithesis in a contracted j two instances: stroke of an enchanter's wand,’’ in the Throe ladies, two from Chicago and post twelve months, to represent in them­ wnitkndish looking habitation which wm one from Milwaukee, entirely unknown selves and by their contents the world’s opened to-day for the first day. This is --1IM llUi/ornla. to the poet, send in their cards. They progress in the renowned arts of peace. the Moorish villa, from Tanglers, that Ix a Derbyshire, England, eave haaX somnolent country so ludicrously dcare courteously received by him in a re­ The Exposition has been handsomely ception room. Would ho be good enough opened. The ceremonies of this open­ scribod by Mark Twain in Iris “ Inno­ been found a skin-dreesing tool, similar to that usod by the Shoshone Indians to lot them see his library} Tlio ro- ing were, from beginning to end, such cence Abroad." It is not over twelve quest is acquiesced in, and the library as we may look back upon with pride feet in height, and about tho Kime in for dressing hides. width, painted with very dull counter­ “ Laxdtxjbd, didn’t you ever have a undergoes inspection. and pleasure. Nor has thero been in "Oh, it’s lovely." “So nice,” and the managem on t anything of great im­ parts of all tho colors of tho rainbow. gentleman stop with you before!4’ , ** Aro ’"Yes, I km.’’ now “Mayn’t wo see the dining-room.” portance to which exception can be The perpendicular cornice is in form you a gentleman!” not unlike a combination of red nbbon "Then I never'*had one stop with mo The cloth for dinner was kid. and the taken. This is an another cause for and a picket fence. The door is hardly before.” • . hour for that meal close at hand, but congratulation. The Commissioners nevertheless the ladies carried their have conducted the work in a manner so high enough for a full grown man to en­ pbint:;..but when it ome to. wishing to honorable, so fair, and 80 Hbehd, that ter without removing his hat, and tho night with a heavy, feeling about tho pit be shown the kitchen the host was fain no complaints worth listening to have windows aro no larger than n primary of the stomach,.yon should turn on tho to ring for a'servant, lest further exomi-' been made. The disgraceful jobbery in school elate, but the littlo voetibute, tho gns and it will become light immediately. walls, ceiling,-and floors of tho curious notion, might extend to cellar or attic. the American department of the Vienna ' playhouse aro well worth the-closest Another amusing instance also related Austellang haVo been avoided. The What is - the principal difference be­ to us by a friend was that of an English­ concessions for special privileges have study. Every inch Of space is inlaid or tween the swallow and the cat? It is an man who, like Sir Charles Coldstream, been in in honorable winner, and the covered with moresqno decorations, so admitted fact that “ one 8wafo)v;.docs intricate in thoir .intersecting lines and had “travelcJ everywhere, seen every­ CommisrioD has escaped reproach. so elaborate in oruamontation tluit it thing, and done everything,” and yet maka a spring. — wonk! almost puzzle the photographic was terribly enuuied. SrinKtNs says that wiwm the crisis Philadelphia in itself offers very few art to reproduce them. Tho half-dozen “ Haw ’ yes, Mr. Longfellow, thought attractions to the visitor. AU ita sights! individuals who superintend this exotic comes in Herzegovina, ho hopes the I ought to soo the great American poet, can be exhausted* in half a day. ’When residence are equally strange and inter­ Karagvorgovitchos, the Buw, fitches and n’nent in my card.” Independence hall (a small affair), esting, their costume being half Arabic all the other itches will be ready fo.pomo The poet asked his visitor to 1>G seated, Girard college, the M.nt, the Zoological and half Turkish, and their couute- up to tho scratch. .. wlien he resumed : • garden, and the Art hall have been vis­ nances of tlial noble but uuintelloctual “Thjb most independent of mon in ,“Yml aneMr. Longfellow; I'vo been ited, the rights, outride the park and cast familiar to travelers in tho Orient. these times.’’ says on exchange, “are a" great traveler,, sir; been all oyer the the cemetery, have been exhausted. tt»c pawn brokers. ” That’s so. And, in Continent—been to Tbeland, Sweden, There are a few public buildings and Norway." JI • Lately, in a drawing-room where the loan.—AT. K. Advertiser. business bouses worthy of a hasty in­ " Indeed ; you must Ixavo found much spection, but better buildings arc to be general course of events is followed with Pnov. Haxdxn found nearly 200 to interest you?” . found in New York, Washington, Chi­ moderation, but where, howover, a cer­ petrified mts in ono of the prehistoric '* Well, something, but it’s getting to cago, and other cities. The city itself tain respect k paid to ancient tradition, Astec villages of Arizona. If he would be an awful bwar. I've just come from offers no such attractions as Paris and a discussion took place upon the habit like to petrify a few more we know Egypt; old country—antiquities, you Vienna. Everything, therefore, depends adopted by men of leaving their hats, |i where ho can be supplied on short on the Exposition itself to attract visit­ with their great-coats, in the ante-room, ‘ notice.—Exchange. / “Yes,” replied the poet, “many in­ ors. That its resources will be practi­ and entering the drawing room with ! Thq chief difference between tho nice teresting relics of past agee.” cally inexhaustible to all who do not their arm i swinging as’ though they were I; little Sunday school boy and the nice “Ah, yes—just so, exactly ; heaps of mako the inspection a summer's work, in their clubs. Tho grandmother of the j littje Cannibal Island boy would seem to old ruins. I like ruins. ’ Now every­ k , teUz is admitted. In tuu variety and number IW.™ ol the how.., . do^-r e^h jthing's new here in America, you know - - - '------ of articles exhibited in the main hall, seven years of age, a woman of tho best ,missionary plate and the latter a plate —cau-’t find noy old ruins—«r thought the machinery hall, the horticultural ■society, refined both iu appearance and |j for the missionary sent. * ,fi‘. I’d camo an’ hoc yon.!'—Easton. Com­ in manners, baring pawed through the ‘ hall, the art ball, the women's pavilion, , An Irishman being tried for an assault mercial Bulletin. social vicissitudes of her generation, but I and the various annexes ami accessory ’ and battery in Virginia City, Nev., when buildings, the Exposition will rival that retaining a mind full of philosophy, in-1 asked by Judge Knox if he and anything ar FT/l o dis rxn 11 ba k. dulgeuoe and charm, listened to the ar- ■ i to s»y by way of defense, replied: " Well, The Methodist Episcopal conference of Vienna and surpass those of Paris gameuta for and against it, while knit­ your honor, I saw but little of the fight, at Baltimore selected the following edi­ and London. ting iiersclf a pair of silk mittens which as I was underneath moat of ’the time.” tors for th® ensuing year: Dr. C. H. sho still wore as In tho good old times. "Whxk onetakos his Sunday tfterFowler, NorlhvKttcm Chritlian Advo­ Tho question to be settled riow is Her granddaughter, coming near her, noon nap and has an ugly drcam," asks cate ; Ifcy. H. B. Benson, California whether it will prove a financial success. naked her opinion upon tho mibject of a correspondent, " can you call it night­ Christian Advocate; Dr. William Nast, Of this there aro greve doubts, and tbo tho animated discuvrion. mare ?’’ Not exactly; perhaps it may Christian Apologist, Cincinnati; Dr. experiments of Paris and Vienna do not “ My child,” she answered, " in all my be more proper to say that the dreamer Henry Seibhart, German, Family Mag­ warrant the c xpociation that the receipts, longlife—now of many years—only two has only a little colt in his head.—Nl azine; Dr. Arthur Edwards, North­ either from concessions or from admis­ men have ever entered my apartments K Com. Adv. western Christian Advocate; O. H. sions, will cover tho expenditures. The -otherwire than with their huts in their “Whobb pordniit was dot?"asked a Warren, Northern Christian Advocate ; Paris Exposition showed a deficit, hands.” Teuton of his friends as they were going Dr. E-JQ. FnUcr, Methodist AdvocatCt though not a largo onoj.ttwt of Vienna : “ Who wore these I" asked tlw young by a piotare gallery. "Thail Henry Atlanta; Dr. Francis L. Hoyt, Western zWaa ditostroaB in fflaghithdo. No one m>tr. "Hwrj-asrr Christian Advocate; Dr. B. f ’ St. Jam**/ complin of tho price fixed for ad­ 1 ..j ..o, Fry, Central . ’hrisfian Advocate; Dr. mission—fifty cents, though it is double would iwvor Iwro <oU*at«l 11 from u<, ei™ mM," be, Jl«r . Alfred Wheeler, Pittsburg Christian that charged at Pkris-and Vtennn. This om .Iw,, not .x^ptlnB jour gmndf.il.. ma^Hon. Advocate ; Dr. Jcdin H. Acton, of Ohio, will help to swell the- amount of tho re­ e.7- added tbu dowp-r, wSU.. aly amile. A who liv„ Pacific Christian Advocate; Dr. D.-D. ceipts, even -should tho attendance full •■ThahatwIhubMH -no*! oertaiily I| tho Delaware D„lnmm and „,d Hudson awnl; 1. nmr near Whedon, Quarterly Review; and Dr. J. below that of the great exhibitions that a proof of .dofcrenoe to others, and an ' I Homowack, having been nnnhyed by H. Vineent, editor of the Sunday-school preceded it. assistance also to one's self. 1 know of tho lioatmcn throwing stones at lrft tur­ papers and' tracta. Memra. Ntfeon and nothing more awkward than a man en­ keys and chickens, has fixed pules in Iris Phillips wore re elected agents of the tering a drawing-room with his arms field, and hung on them old hats, tin New York Book Concern, and Messrs. , . In the women’* pavilion we were sur­ lianging and not knowing what to do kettios, and bottles, at which foe boat­ Hitchodtok and Walden ng anta of the prised and gratified to sec how jnuch luut with his hands, which, unless ho carries , mpn continually throwing coal. Western- Book Coueoru. bet a donoih uppMed arts by tho women tamrata pookeu, » . d«,.lo<l on-, Ahont onoo , wk of ths country. -One’s idea of the work ALTOOKTIIKK TOO IltQVISITlrF. bn”*KBnu'nt ; ’ which is enough for his own use, they would naturally show would l>e “ “■! with w.^rrta.b. A lady from the banks of the Shannon, tlunr “well-trained husbands and ba­ who now does general b- usework for bies," and noi much else, but here are •nd frutkrnnor... Ui«r Un.U liwfrd___ „ their arms entircled with „ , .. . , a family on the Heights, called nt not irmly .-the looms tlwy work when a T b. oon»i.l««l « obfecU Aww*, down .ppll-nt. uman has invented the machinery, ed to send a dispatch to her brother in machinery invented by their own inino brains, white tire specimens i. H, kij or: " Where is your brother ’ ” asked the carved wood work rent by some Cincin­ gentlemanly operator. nati women wore wonderfully beautiful. — r-" dhure, I’m just aflhcr Idlin' ye. In . .rt ... b-™lj replied tbo *lrerti«. t The solid wood of bedstead^ reading .. “•■awv. »»•». orenbZn «.bdy Io, (>. pnrfore rf Ioway.” desks and book-esses is carved by their . . * . *• Whereabouts in Iowa ? ” pursued the own hands, and, also the pattern* of the dnba, where every one when he enters U-toh-ren,. W. gre-—. .nd M.; coarieaos electrician. onisuieutal hinges modeled by ibem- tai to. rerre.1,to bnttoubM “ “ Phut's' that to yanf rmadaca.t With them daring foe rest of the even | I ingly good original ing. Itol . ~n-. out » b» UI.1 '^r™*>**™T* oobbireton. . in* question*. Keritl*, I wouldn't take it when he goes to oilier people ’ s houses j ’ • '’ from yer betthoro. I may Ink grane, rod FKOJKOTIOX OF TKXmtAFCK. it is not exactly foo same thing.—Paris jaMwlSfeix-.-e n.a. .0.U .'-,u 1 -*-— make foive.' tossing her bustle as if it, wore a bag full of emotiotUL—ZfrrxiXfyH Argut. -; We also noticed a fireplace, with a At Hay Springs,‘Utah, a day or two . r-------------------- ------- -— “refreshed titamsdvee motteratoly with A wxnmxc party were on tiw way to the mildly stimulating beverages in one of formed iho groom that aha loved an- «om I thought Wd rome answered, And Harold did as Im vm told. He iireterently ; “ you knew 11 played Dwrid to Guyo’s GoHab, hitting Philadelphia aeemv to have a preuh- not a Peverill, descended from the j him on tire fortbead with a rock and kill j arly narrow pride in ?b« Exhibition. Crusader ; you knew that I had been I ing him. I There has been, as all the country knows. wm nOSKTFE. girl released from her obligations. No ♦8 for the privilege. Wb wnMtare<«l« $n» �FRIDAY, MAY ie, 187« gradually closed up, aud tn five years at th. longest Salt Like Valley will wi.M tad followers and ...iffrafo to Mss.cs>. where they will be free Iroiu where ha proposes to found the .bast and he says there wilt be no treasury grabs or Belknap affairs to disgrace the government or to bring down shamu on the administration. They Well Brigham, old boy, good bye After you have gone Uude Sara will have an old fisobtooed washing bee, snd hereafter keep clean. Sin is about the only employer who hasn’t reduced the wages of his em­ ployes. Tight times never embarrass him in the least HnTOUTfflfiBOTr CLOTHIMB "That is the song you eontiu.ued to ■ sing until eollarvd by this officer, and the soug comes under .the* head of disturbing the peace. Do you know of any particular reason why I shouldn't make.au exile of yon T’ *Td like to go to'the circus," repli­ ed the man, after poaJeriog over the query. "The arcus is passed end the tum­ bling ended." ebntinned the court, “and I shall hang yon on a line to dry. Other cireusses Will come—the clown will ask the audience why an elephant is like a brick—the aerobsts will make their heels break thoir necks—the band will phiyand the trick-nude wilt close his eyes and fool that ho has a heart after all. But you won't be here—you won t even see one end of a one horse show for three months to come." "I dunno zi care much," replied the man, scratching hrs elbow, and he fell into a chair in the corridor without a groan or a sigh. . He is a little slow about settling op sometimes, but be can be depended upon. His works are running on full time now, and his hands are being paid up, one by one, with all his old time liberality. Keely and bis motor arc at tire Centennial, and Keely is, rushtag his motor to wards,p.-rfccUx* If nothing buv* and if everything goes right, ho will goon be drawing trains of cars behind a thimbleful of water. The crows out Wssf arc eating up the eggs left in the ground by the ly birds pet names. P. T. Barnum will visit the princi­ pal cities of the U. S. during the pres­■ ent year, with his great show, which। he styles “The Colossal Traveling, ' Centennial Exposition?* MY niCH<GAM. । Yrank O. Whitney, of H Iliad ale, wm। foMph J. Kinnia, bi< wife re all erert by lightning Mlahigaa «1U probably Duriagah a hour* at Bi plug, killing not want for thunder etorm, May 19th, phis was struck by ligbtki Gault. Several other Daring a dhpu<« U Milling!on. Mny 19th. n ana by Cbe of Ward had hl> th-oat •ut by nnother dlrpnUat nametl Shaffer. Ward Is not expootod u live. IILLMY& FANCY GOODS Our Stock of Spring B«d Summer Styles Dress and Cloak. Making, The birds arrived to-day (Tktriad ar) on the Just about this season of the year a good many women imagine that they GROCERIES! CUTTING AND FITTING, ATTENTION, ALL! well as any man who over wore boots. People who are continually moan­ ing in the ear of Providence about An hotel in Kansas has the follow­ ing notice displayed in the bedrooms : "Gentlemen wishing to commit sui­ cide please take the center of the room, to avoid staining* tho bed lineu, walls, and furniture with blood.” AINSWORTH & BROOKS, pay th. Highest Market Price for ARE OFFEREQ TO CASH BUYERS! POTATOES, CORN, apples, OATS, Clover Seed, Sea., leu’s Suits fiia 1152 Boys’Suite “ 5.50 te $11.50 HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Delivered at their BOOT FACS, OVERSHOES. ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE A wag. who had wrapped a piece of cloth hating the word "centennial" on it around an egg and then boiled it so that the word appeared plainly LATH on the shell, sadly deceived a country SHINGLES. boy who took it out of a nest where WA TER LIME, it had been placed, and exhibited it SALT, . as a wonderful manifestation of tho HAIR. hen's intimate knowledge of the his­ tory of the United States. STUCCO. Nubias ut 93 Cts. and Chil­ dren’s Stockings (all Wool) ilendid Prints, 2-Button Kid Gloves, Plaid Dress Goods, Black Alpacas, , Ladies Silk Ties, Curtain Laces, Table Linens, Black Silks, Hosiery, Parasols. GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING 11 «RBCERIE8, WALE PAPER, PRINTS FROM 6 TO 7 Cl 4-e., Some old fraud xays: “Get up with th»8un if you want to be heal­ which we ship and retail at bottom prices. thy and wise.” It is easy enough to AINSWORTH & BROOKS, follow this advice in the winter, when Proprietors. the sun acts sensibly, and doesn't get uy until seven o'clock; but wheirhe BEST »L00 T E A « TOWS! commences to get up at four o'clock, we have observed that the wisest DON’T FAIL TO THY JTi men give him about two hours tho start, and let their wives accumulate The Highest Market l*rice paid for II. AI.DRICIl health and wisdom. Country Produce. “I guess not !" sighed his Honor, laying hts pen down so carefully that the least injury resulted. •■I’ll bet you ten dollars !". exclaimedshe prisoner. . "I guess I know myself as well as anybody else can !" Bijah skulked into tbo corridor to giro, but the court called him out and said to the prisoner : "You are only a deck-hand on a steamboat, and was arrested for fight­ ing. Why do you stand up here and lie to me ?" “I haven’t lied, sir." “But you are not the author of Hamlet.*' ■•Ten to one—put up or shut up I" was the bnsiness-like answer. “I’ll shut yon up Mr. Shakespeare, for thirty days ? I expect every pris­ oner will lie more or less, but what I look- af io your case is your cheek. The idea of your writing Hamlet!" “Well, I did, and I wrote Gimlet too!" replied the great author. Bijah drew the crow-bar on him, and took down the cross-cut saw and spit on the teeth, but the prisoner in­ sisted that he was the man he rep­ resented himself to be, and hecouldn't be blufled, sniil 61IBS! IS NOW ALL IN AND know how to whitewash a ceiling as lasses diet when the crisis comes. A month hence the crows will be dodging buck-shot. Lowest LIVING Profit. get down to a simple bread and mo­ "Did. you write Hamlet FOR THE LONG BRICK STORE OF E. C- Eittingrer the hard times are always the last to A gentle youth with a wMtri and very light moustache and a good deal of cloth in bis coat-tails stubbed out at a call of Charles Shakespeare. It was easy to see that he was not a enmsion young man, even though his paper eoMor hung by ono hulton-hole, mid there was a gash in his ear. His pose was perfect and full of grace, and B<jah scrutinized him and whispered to himself: "Td give a hull hen-coop if I could get my feet under me in that aristo­ cratic style I" ’ • "Is this Mr. Shakespeare ?” bland­ ly inquired his Honor. “It air sir." . "Are you the author of Shakc- grasshoppers, and jftged farmers get np early to go out and call the home GOOD GOODS! BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, COTTOM GOODS CLEAR DOH! NEW BAKERY. NASHVILLE MARKET. DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING Fresh Bread, Bisks, Cakes, Crat­ ers aii Pies LUNCH ROOM Credit. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! Don’t forget it! Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at C. A. TRUMAN'S. O. O. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADV’T, BOISE BRO’S GROCERIES! C.’IXAJ'TOISIIY HALE. H. ALDRICH. YE W LIVERY! A brakeman named T. J. Murphy on the ’ TWO L1TTLN STOXIKS. Stockmann 2k Willyard. Grand Rapids & Indiana railway wm run "Ah ! Catherine, my Kate T’ sighed over ni Knlamaxoo, May 19th, and very badly injured, so that ho will have to lore his Honor as the same slim-waisted female and old straw hat followed Miko Demond I* in the Newaygo eonuty 'Bijah out. "What I came here, for was to in­ quire about your health," she replied. •‘Which the same is excellent. Mrs. Moody r and now let us turn from the lira. Ira B. Lyona. of Flint, was instantly subject of health to the subject of killed at chat city. May 19tb, by the engine at the Flint & Pera Marquette railroad. She flatting intoxicated and crawling un­ der n horse barn on Brush street." of SUId Street of Naehvilto, MJchl<»n, nashvilljc, Mien. "Don't abuse me, your Honor,” she led to board a train wailed, wiping great tears from her eyes. ‘-It was only the other day hat I fell off a wagon and struck on hits, iarrlbly mangling bls ihoulder. He my head, and I don't feel like I want­ M»nni liv*. ’ ed a fuss with you this morning.” ODO M. B.VAOB a CO. COLCMH J«wpb Kinsey, . respected farmer of "Seven times Catherine, have you Porter Township, Van. Buren Co., while been here before me." standing near his windmill during a thun­ ICT. "I can't help It, ynur Honor—I wish ■ cbdXLad lore der rtarm Sunday afternoon, wm struck and I was a paved street or a grocery Instantly kill.*by lightning. store, or a cat, or somebody, and then inant ’ a Solicitor. During a fight between C. Hathaway and I would hate whiskey.” J. Picket, ir# young man, at N ale*, May rj-LARH ANB PAINT! There was a silence. Bijah was 19th. Picket drew a knife and stabbed HathVI WHOLEBALK AND RETAIL! seen wiping his eyeson the comer of the desk, and the clerk, who has the David Brack vu found dead in bis room reputation of being a hard-hearted Al Coburn’* Exchange, Howard City, May capitalist, seemed to exhibit consid­ erable emotion. Proprietors. “Catherine Moody,” said his Hon­ or after awhile, "I wish you were an EVERY DBBCJlimOM OF angel, and that every day of the three tbo Kalamaioo and Boutu Haven Railway hundred and sixty five was full of sunshine and happiness for you. I about two weeks, wm killed at Kendall Is tho Bert Lager Brewed in the West don't know as anything can reform Bhunday morning white cutting off ear*. Sold b/ UwCrek «t MfLWAUKKKBnEWKKU, Foreign A American Orxnd fUrer Are., Detn*. Ml<-K you. and I don’t sec as it does any IM. brer U toUM br Jreob hBct, 11 Bute eu. good to imprison you. Yon are a lone old woman, drifting through life Satisfaction Guaranteed. without one bright hope-drifting on to death without one bright hope to READ I READ! READ ! BLACK A FULLKR. look back to, and make you regret that you have grown so wih Special Medical Announcing let you go. You are so q|^M^eeand other mimriies. Th. window, were Bro- ble and broken down and k*a. Hey 18ih. much cnn»ternalioti wm soon come. It may ligMaH|^KrTO THE Centennial MILBURN WAGON, FOR SALE ONLY AT SALE and BOARDING STABLE, DHUOS, MEDIXNES, BOOKS, SIATIOBAHT, WALL PAPER., paints, oils, plTEITlES MARBLE WORKS and MONUMENTS, BRUSHES, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, TOILET ARTICLES SALVATOR BEER Wines and Liquors ! auanptad blackmailing. And now the Cincinnati Commer­ cial co-nes out strongly in fhvor of the end of the country, vtz : “A cup iho log cAr. 1 ARTISTIC Sick and Afflicted ! Of NASHVILLE AND VICINITY I D8 J. bTloSURE NASHVILLE, MICH. Do you want Paints and Oils* Do you want a good Book for the Home Circle ? Do you want School Books ? MEAT MARKET! PRICE, IncMim Tn; M Wffleta, Neckyake, Staychaifls; aid Tro Sjrini Seats, $85 CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. ATKINSOR & ROE, den a little if I tell you to or to some garret which you “call home.” She went out. wiping her eyes, . and young Ehenexer Thunderbolt, a new boot-black from Chicago, said to the boys around* him r "If I could work my jaws like that old philosopher up there, d’ye s'pose I'd be sround here blackin' butes.”— These celebrated Wagons tire the best in the market. The axle trees are made from the best Ohio hickory; the spokes and hubs from best XXX Fort Wayne oak, and every particle of lumber in them has been season­ ed, under cover, over three years. We war­ rant every wagon to show no defects in ma­ terial or workmanship for one year. I KEEP A LABOR AND COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS, Do you want a Prescription filled And Manufacture all kinds of with care ? ROE & CLEVER. TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE inform the publir that thay will FRESH MEATS. Call and Hee Ut BOISE BEOS. EAVE TBOLGHINC a Specialty. C. C. WOLCOTT. �NJEW PRIGEB. ADQUARTERS 10,000 Fathers and mothers, brothers and sister*, sweethearts and children, can be DryGoods BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, Griffith & Durkee W day’s wort last Tueeday. IN THE BRADY BRICK. .06 KukrUk. Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. We are receiving their star* brother'e "ne<t*hlding.H Bat they hadn’t Burly Mi­ lled here before Geo. Staley aarired and fair this tall, for the blue ribbon. NEW GOODS DAILY, —The Christian Social will be held at dianawards. Women's and Children’, and keep itfull assort­ ment in all of the linei. Our friends. Shall it and Mrs. Clement Smith. INCREASING M. FLINT, Wr have Ju,t pcrehucJ rbc entire .took of Gcxle E. T. CHILD & CO. Power. Now* better in the world. while she playa croquet. My. —We are informed that Miss Em. Miller’s term of singing schools at Woodland, closes Mrs. Dillln, Mrs. Dr. Griswold, Mrs. Swift, GOODSIRf SOLDCHHP and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. Coxt JVrctoMr, KOCHER BROS. Tbo way Give —P. Deller and W. Stilwell are both fair Bucceseora W Wu. Aruwoim. A FEW DNEY TO Walnut Bureaus, with ulass $12.00 Marble Top Bureaus, do $18.oo EvorytW Else in Proportion. IM 8UU8 OF 10.00 and UPWARDS ON LONG TIME. L. BUS8ELL. HARDY A CROCKER, Proprietors. ELI STRONG. •actical Millwright, 204 MAIN STREET 204 ■ILL HACHIHEBY, ■ n ■ TAX SA. LOAN! di Apptvrd tt,l LsUl* Swaritin, lamneoo, W. SMITH, - - Mlchljran. JONES, les: Notice is hereby given that In accordance wl.h a resolution adopted by the common council of the village of Nashville, Mich., and according to section 46, of the village charter, and also Ordinance, No. 26, I will sell Ml public auction, the following described lands situated in the village of Nashville, Mich., for unpaid taxes for the year 1875: , Description, Taxes Expenses. Total. Name of owner. lote 10 A 11. D. ^tatey'uadd $2.00 $ 2.22 Wm. Cron, 2.00 Cook & Sheldon, N W } N E J. Bee. 36. T. 8, 1 8.60 .22 2.00 lots 2 A 3. D. Btaley’e add . 122 .60 2.00 169 A. Rioba/daon, let north of H. T. Davidson 2.85 lol 44. O. A. Phillip's add 2 00 II. T. Davidson, 1260 T. Maxeon, North 25 feet of lot 23 10.60 2.00 2.00 .46 Milo Osborn, Nashville, Mich. 2.00 lol 7. A. W. Phillip’s add, .69 169 2.00 lots 11 & 12, block 7, A. W. Phillip’s add. .65 156 2.00 L D. Bitgood, North j of lol 26 8.80 6,30 General Conveyancing, !. D. Bitgood, Collections a specialty. 182 feet, thence S. 56 feel to place of beginning 2.88 2.00 4 88 .MONEY TO LOAN The above property er a portion of each description to be Ovid Jane 6th, A. D. 1876, L ton o'clock, a. m., in front of tho Union H ri in Nashville, Mich. Dated NaahvCle, MISi., May 8rd, 1876. (82-85) E. J. Fuanax, Booorder. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, been a member of the Maple Grove grange anger, which led to a oeQirion, whieh is ths since in first started, November, 1878, and Naw lol of Clothing. , Boye suits from $4.00 to $12.00 Men’s suits from $6.75 to $20.00 Monday nyxt. W. G. Avlswoxts A Co. brothers there, who would dedicate the fol- OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF REAPERS, MOWERS, Horse Rakes, Plows,' d«:idrf UU Xukrlll. .UuU uMru., ud ■kuMnluUluMSdOO l> uiu U l< in a stylo in keeping with tho centennial Committees on cnbocription were Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn Knrair'o. MRS. L O. CROCKER 3 A THE NEW DoubleTliread Lock-Stitch Machine. out for the banner celebration. r>u>4» ’DOMESTIC Planters, and “ Of the Bent Kake* in the Country. bake rood era ato until done through. ar GALE CHILLED and DIAIOND IRON PLOWS H. Wi raMra. ffllZMEBYS FANCY GOODS’ HaU tn all the latest styies. Heal and Imitation Laces, Ileal and ImiUMau Hair Goods, BUachbm, mwua. Obrte? oad w WuqKW OU Hau. Green Green tea nxclved a Urge «tort of Spring 111 Orirftmcrc /or Cloaks—Patterns given Road Scrapers, Centennial f’rlcew: 75 Watclmaier ail Jeweler, P. S-— Fine Watches and Jewelry caredly repaired and warranted. NOTARY’ PUBLIC. E AAA ENVKLOPK8 with Utter er Note 1/. D.UUV Head.. U the KKWK Office, to be prin­ attend* to all barinew call* In making I>e«d*, Mortga<ta, drawias Will*, etc. Knuon 8tat. Road. SMO ted t'HKAP. Step up and arc ipreltutu. ON SOUTH MAIN BTKEHT, Her death fell with great weight upon h< Atlantic P Cotton per yard 7J ■ IES FLEMING, Call jVncl See. W. G. AILSWORTH & CO., 1GBICULTUR1L DEPOT. OBIT UAHY Boot* and Shoe*, 204 Main St., Jackson. Km.HU. MkK, ru Mh, in. Mrs. Warburton, on Wednesday, the Slot Diri. la Maple Grove. May 4th, 1876. Mias Harriet Gould, in the 27th year of her will mate Large Saving b, trying Aviv Goodv NASHVILLE Gaxrrmi & Dvixns. PARADY, Manufacturer of eg a CASH HOUSE. at the Baptist Church such as Glass Pilchers, Cake Stands, Frail DEY GOODS. GBOCEIUDS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, AC., AC., AC. [L/“ M*y IS, 1867, A number of entire- Quick, Mrs. Sarah Quick aad Mrs. McOtu ber were appointed committee of arrange­ ments. It proposed to bold socials, festi­ will appear la the programme. vals, and various entertainments m tbo committee from time time to time may diCrockery, and it win be sold oa application Deputy Sheriff. Q. CRESSY, place. Mrs. MoOmber being'appointed President and Mbs McKelvey, Secretary, pro tcm. The society was duly erganited. Vis: Mice M. J. McKelvey, President. Mies Hattie Warburton, Vice Proaident, Miss Em­ ma Culp. Secretary and Mies Cora A. Cole. u, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, met at the residence of Mrs. McOmber to or- ing of the new church, which, it is earnestly hoped, Is eras to bo erected in this vicinity, LAWYHR, promptly. T H. LEE, are proof that the peo­ ple know where Traeaabny Hall's Thresher, tt tech cylinder, oa tracks for $860. to any d mo d Ute V NEW FIRM. DEALERS IN Sellin Eiclarively for Cash! one Price to AH, aid at 12 FURNITURE! 1-2 Per Cent Profit —At Um Christian Church next Sabbath, and its Cure.’ a hobbs. BlackTTamtU.^ AU kind* trf work la the Bb-kamllh OLEMENT SMITH, 204 MAIN STREET 204 the purpose of canceling its indebtedness aa good as others sell for $1.00. D. Webster hupmt Nashville, Mich. The meeting at tho Christian Church, on M. Dawbkxtt. MC. ELLIS, M. Drayman. Goods and * I I JB.. BRASfEY, GRFFITH A DURKEE, The fellow “lit-oot" for the woods as he taw Staley. And Staley gath- will coot $100 .id. of Mats OBer • Offer* 1,1. M-rrtrr. >n thrn By the barrel .e half barrel nail for prican ever. aSttriatw gircrfarj. H. YOUNG, M. D. . LIVERY STABLE! WM. VENN, PBnpgjgTOR. Dltgood's old stand, Nashville, Mich. Our school difficulty is aciUed and MLm •4 t L. EHO1Y’8 Chaxibs Bass. Caniajts and Buggits. of burglary that Nashville has been affiicted wall to see that their while-, or until oar school officers can find S-s h §•8 »? CH.4S. W. DEBAUT, JEWELER SOITICIAN CROOK'S PATENT is tempted suicide by sheeting herself with a enoe in the livery businees and is prepare to furnish all who wish with a good r»| prices correvpanding with the ete ___________________ . NASHVILLE, MICH, HE LIGHTEST-nU.THIKG RACHIHE IK THE W0M.D 8~- <T .Hl \A/ -HJ Xii 3E& « Clocks, Spectaocs, $c. ••icitr. MM Mi HdBii If it ELVIS 3 “DOMESTIC” CEW1KC MACHINE CO., ■ Now Y'orli unci C’hienjjo. FASHIONS S DOUBILE WAGON <* O Mark fcwee, IM, C.. lABiYACBWUR. FOR “DOMESTIC" 8EWINC MACHINE CO INevr York und Ohierngfo. �Hit). lo Brookljo, look. aomel of tbo bars of his cugo yesterday afU r noon, and dmdied through the tout which Barth will carry tMegrtM and otoeni to the CtnaumaU convention at one full fare for the 'roundtrip. Home few Unw will charge an ad­ vance on these rata*, but now: more Bum «io and on* half full far**. -A plan for eomrelling the Pachta railroad ecnqWre to e^atmonee providing for the pay­ ment of their debt* to the Govenunent has been matured by Uie House Judiciary Commit­ tee. lUoutemfttatM. in 1!m> oom o£ the b'nton grert moment. He doss not intend to pay any —The Hon. W. H. Barnum has bean elected attention to It. r f -Waa Julia MUhav*. an Kualiah . <gw» .to fill the nnexpirod term of the late Senator Fany. rt Ooqnboticrt. i : —The Jwlependent -Itefora confcro..rc. called to meet in Now York- by Cbd 8Autx, William Cullen Bryant, Horace White and oUiors, wm bold' in that city M»y M and 1A An exeedtivo committee was organixed, w.tfi Carl —A Wanna dbprtoh Bays the mental condi­ Sobura M'cbairmsn. Hsoolntiona were adopted tion of tho BuMsn of Turkey oauroa grave apKrtwoaioM. Ha taasMeoModalortoaa. fac­ Jr., a* a Brerttertial candidate, but ft wai re­ ing that he will bo burned alive or poisoned. jected, Uie aentimouc <f Uie confereapa being In favor rt t.ssotac M man. but of IooHe#; find, to tba Itepublifwi ‘ ■’ * bcoomT to the L----------------------------- thrro at Ute navy yards—tliaw at Brooklyn. both frilto to give Uns country a Reform candi­ .Norfolk, audMarc Is laud. OUierieoommcnda- date, then to nomluata an Urtepnudeo - Reform tions maka it a criminal offense for any officer or employe to receive, iirreeut* from coutractor*. and ah*o to make it a criminal offexw to solicit nonay tar political pnrjxaes from cmptoyaa daring bow* of Jabtfr. ’ —Letter* for persons on Uio Centenutal grounds at Pbilsdelphla may be dfreclsd to • • the Centeunld Branch Boateftioe." ' —Lrtcr advices from the scene of the trouble betwros. Wtw and blacks, rt Bayou Bora. Ia., and vicinity, aro to the affect tliat the first re­ port* waxi groxtiy orf~erate4 (k»o white man and two negro* killed and several nsgroos wounded cover tho casualties a* fir m —In tho MeUtediat general conference, in imrion at Baltimore last work, rroolnhou* wore adopted protesting agaiual the desecra­ tion of tbo Contontual grounds by the Commlaaioneni conceding tbo right to roll liquor —Tboo. Thomas proposed to get up a sacred concert in Philadelphia one, Sunday evening recently, to finable ttie rUltrtrt to 'spend tho Babba’h pleasantly, aa tiw Exposition is closed to them; but tho Mayor iutarforod. and the concert was prohibited. — Some important change" were made in Uio Cabinet reMntly. President Grant eent to tho Senate tho following nominsUonv : Edwaid.* Ptertopooti Of Now York, to be Minister to England ; Alpbonso Taft, of jpnio. now Hecrolary of War, to be Attorney-general; J. Donald Cameron, of Peunaylvanla, to bo Secretary of War. The .Senate. In executive soasjoti, eon- aud which wm separatod from* the street , by a high board fence. Great excitement was at once created among tho jatrfonne s and employtM •who rushed for the street in their stage eortumes. During, all the exqitemcni th? audience fn the ,' main tent were unaware* of what wm go Prof. Losson iu charge of the cagee, seized a polo and dashed through tho opening' in tbo tent. Aa ho pamiod ono of tho boxes blockading the paasage, ono of the female performed rushed toward him, puraued by tho lion. Her clothing had been torn from her back by the ani­ mal, whicb-_b^l . CAUgbt tho emeeping, trail bf her ‘dreen, tearing it to ahreds. ■avtogs banks wa*-peered....Tb», Hons*, in c«u- Bowies, as the woman sprang toward ■ulltxoXltealMi^ Meted a ter portion of the day U> the cearideralion rt the I’osloffice Approjirti- him, aeixod and throw her over one of, tho largo dremfag cases,'at tho same ttm MU, which WM finally pare*.!. Tmumxdiy. May 18.— Srnofr.—Consideration of The article* rt lu>l^*acbuiant *r*» rreiuned with cfcreddoor*, bet, wflbout striving at'a dectatoe upon U» qureitotk of Jnrirtfction, the door* were open space, the animal dashed back again toward tho menagerie, encounter­ ing one of the performing dogs, Patty, in hia prtsage,. yjre Ji<jp jseurd t^a.dog -Tbo platform adopted' by the Iowa D*tno crsla favor* ths imqudiato repeal of tits Rs■onaptlan art of 1875. Th* dclogau* appointed are mortleXbr Tilden. —No instructions were given to the dele­ *tru31Bg the AptwoprlaUne* Committee In Inquire gatee clioeen by the New Jersey Republican tnto the expediency of ,tasking a chsngn ta th* convention, but.a majority are nupporod to bo preaent,y»frm of public printing....lUodsltre­ ported to ths House'the Indian Appropriation* Wil. —Wm. Allen ta Uio favonto of the Ohio It apptnjrlaUn 11,905,TH, and provides for th* Democracy for the Proaidcncy. Tho -names of tmiufer of the Indies bureau to Iba Wfr departThurnun and rrexDeten aroused but slight FaiDAT, Hay £».—fteaalc—Tbs qaestion of Jurisdiction la U*a Itelknap rate wasagain debsic! in Mcmt aeasion, without arriving at a dedalon.... Very HUI* leglalaUvs buslnraa, and that of an unim­ portant character, waa tranaaefrd. —Alabama's delegation to Cincinnati arc not HcttM.—Morrison ptftrtd a rreotOtiop for an instructed, but will work for Bristow. a.ljonrnmcnt on the tilth of June, but H was not —The National Prohibitionists. in convention at Clerrtand. nominated Geo. Green Clay Smith, of Kentucky, for the Presidency, and G. T. Stewart, of Ohio, for Vice-President. —Peter Cooper, of New York, and Senator Nowton Booth, of California, have been nom­ inated for President and Vice-president re­ spectively by the National Independent or Gicop&ck party al tbs .convention held iu ludianapolM. Resolutions were adopted de­ manding tbo repeal of the Bpecio Resumption act of 1B75. Mr. Cooper publicly declared that ho would decline tho nomination, but hoped thxt ex Gov. Win. Allen would bo chonrn instead. -rTho Kansas Democratic convention paawd resolutions demanding the immediate rejiesl of the act providing for the resumption of spccio payments: Tbo dclogates aro Instruct­ ed in favor of Hendricks. —Blaine is tho first choice of the six Ilcnub^ linen delegatee from Delaware. Tho twentyfour fn.m Kentucky are instructed to vote for Bristow first, last and *11 tho time. —John Sherman. Jr., senior member of the banking firm of Bhonoan Grant, has been R. P. Derrickroa to be City CotqptroUer in ' place at R. 8. Iteyro. awl Hoc. Elliott Anthony as Corporal ton Counsel. Police' Mcrabal Goodall, Building Inspector Bailey, sod tho entire Board of HoaUh, with tbo exception of • Dr. MeVickar, the.Proaident, aro removed. —T reaid on 1 Grant is reported to have eald to Gov. Kellogg that the latter diaplsyod but —Senator Spencer, of Alabama, who was aotittle wtedon in asking for United fltotea troops. Kellogg, the Preaidwtt mid. bad Mwugl. men cnsed of securing bia election by fraudulent rt his Own disposal to put down disardam »od means, lias been acquitted by a Senate commitrniintein peace. He »hould be rt bis (oat in­ too of inquiry. stead of trying to complicate Uie Government "**1* Mr*3**T*I"‘. -j■ - - • —Cholera ta raging fearfully in Mandalay, India. It ta rumorrel that-the plague has ap~ titlX-B n CJUMIXALS. |*arod at Muscat. Tbo anthoritie-> of Bombay —Procs Wert Feliciana pariah. La., come ‘roporlA of a sanguinary hauls bat wr«u vhiteo aud other Indian ports have established atrinand blacks, in which the number of lives lost gent quarantine for vemela coming from is put ■*< frem three to sixty. How tbs fight originsted is not definitely settled; but it ap­ pears that on the night of May 13 some thirty in the vicinity of lAtirel Hill, near the Ml«al*sipjii tins, and after calling' the proprietor to the floor, riddled him with bulleta. A party, of fricr.ds frem Bayou Kara went after the body, but Uio blacks would uo£ givu it up, when a fight simaod, and thro* of the blacks were killed, with two whites. DoUi NldN were then reinforced, the number of colored cicn under anus being reported at 1.100, and tbo Regulars”said tobjfitX)«i/oDg. Dr. Kaufman, sheriff of Uio ]>arieb. telegraphed frflHNMWn to AMoine.. rt>0 re­ ferred the'matkr to Gen. Anger, commanding that military department. —A stage was overhauled near Dallas, Tex . one day last wank, by s band of robber*, who hailed tho driver In Uhs customary luauntr. .oenred |7.000 booty, took tho b«at borecs from tho traces, abet thur own. aud started far the Indian Nation. —At Brooklyn. N. Y.,.one night last week, Henry L- Dq!^ I’^ertdant of Bull** Patent Anna Manufacturing Company, cut the tiirort of William Heresy, a workman in hia employ,who died tn a few minutes. Bull states that he lollnl In MH.d"f«na*L ‘ ’ —The Governing Committee of tbo New York Exchange hare agrrod to place Louisiana bonds on the caU list of tbe exchange,' from which they have been excluded for the past mandod by the Insurgent leaders. —A trcLy baa been entered into with the Italian of Zanzibrr for tho abolition of the and growling with eatisfactiou. Meanwhile tho performers and the men who could be recalled from flight, oolketod around fhd .toni, arzacd wifli siickfi, poles and clubs. At this Limo Can Actually be Made with^he ZWell Auger around tho beast, and approaching it, snapped his whip, shouted, and pointed toward the cage. The animal- growled and glared npon his master, who, keep­ ing lus eye up^n it, struck U\q bwt.a severe blow.acroas Jtha face. It boirfed and rctraatod toward tho cage. Follow­ ing it rapidly up with well-directed blows, one of which lamed ono of Ute animals legs, tho lion wm then forced into a cage, which wm securely faatened. The lion wm captured in Africa \vbcn ho wm apparently about four jears old. - In the London Amphitheater ho killed his keeper, Thomas Jarvis, a noted Uontamef.—N. Y. Tribuna., . The Weekly Miner, tho now paper published at Castor City, contains tho followiug encadote...................................... itio of tho Black HflH: ;«•£< , who lives up in Coyote etreot, wm found on Tues­ day last apparently dead and a bottle of whisky in-his hfcml which gave riao to the hypothesis of congestion of tho brain. Oyeg the xe.mayyt whaU W- jxtetly .be bad t>-vu decided, bowaver, the eostniUnt died, Styled , «a‘ niiiwnljr’ i (Maputo took and he drdlcd th* ri«ht of U>* L»ri»!»tur* Io Inter- place M io who-shotll j-hold tte in/piMt, f*r* la tUe-tuittrr, >n<l be at*o denied the charge* Judge Thomas, Sheriff, holding that he which had beta tnadn a<*in*t him....The Rjmskrr appointed Faya*, Korney, Marsh, Wall.and Harri­ was qualified by virtue of the vox populi’ son a cnzniulUee lo Investigate the official conduct of bis election, while Major Bloker erf the Clerk of-ih* Houae... The Houa* then went claimed the privilege m a Torritorii^oJIlhtto committee of the whole on th.. Naval Apjiroprtalkm bib. A motion lo reduce the appropriation cial, Ute dispute being finnlly left to the fnun *0,380,000 to *$,710,000 was aitopted.... A reao- arbitrament of euchre. Chairs and tobluo lutloo waa adopted requiring alt person* having being somewhat scarce, Montana Jim’ff alleged corpoe wm utilized in the latter capacity, under which arrangement the game progressed ffiitmfactorHy MH with the game five and nix (seven points being played), fit) ‘ P>«J5£ Jtof'tlisM ■»l V>o KxuifUyw viirt (rswrir tho right having bcch played ‘and the —Reports from Cube bring p«rticnl*ra of various akirmiahoa, resulting mostly in favor of the insurgents. Two hundred wounded Bpaniab aoldiera aro said to burn been brought into Cardenas a abort time since. It is said freed by Pa<r declaring that tl>« power to elect tbe tbo Government is shortly to levy additional Preeident has never been <friexa!<-<l to the House ol duties on sugar and leaf tobacco. ' Jlepewutattrre wm tabled by a strict prrty rote/ —Diaz, the Mexican revolutionary leader, fled from MatamoTM, and that city has been occupied by tho Government forces under The Colorado JFhrrner says : “ Mr. —Tho European poware hare agreed upon a John O. Brewer, of Platt valley, has bash for the settlement of the vexed Tuxkuh shown us the model of a martline for (or Eastern) question, at least, for the preeeut. exterminating grasshoppers. It is By tho now. plan tho Christiana in Turkey aro of sheet iron, the front occupying a space to be protected, and the revolting provinces aro of some ten or twelve feet, the foruaao to have pretty much all the privilege* they being about two feet deep. From -this■ CONaBKBBlOffA.. $25 TO $55 PEE Dll Prof. Loewon arrived, and, nrmed with a weapon used for punishing the animal, began an assault op the lion. Ho or­ dered his aids to form a ■ Bcmi-ckclo left, as ho thought, at the bottom of the pack, wh««i Major Btok«W’ put dpwn the UmuaitUre on Fritll**** and ElrcUraa. ...lb* left bower, wifi? ft Lriutephftnt blokr of —All fa tranquil at Salon ica. Six of tbo ring- qs««:lon of Jur^adletioti tn the iiDpcsctuuent matter leadem in the butchery of the French and Ger­ w*a *K«ln debated In »rer»l »e»siea, but eo decision his flst on the table, being tho corpse of Montana Jia}, who suddenly awakened man consuls liavo boon publicly executed. from hW trance, arose and pitched’into the Major, nor conld ho be for some timepapUfoV’ , ; i a PAitAitijsB'i'oB Ai a.i?K’ir.< —The display of W.000,000 worth of dia­ monds from Brazil will not bo made at tho Pbilade'pbU Expoaitiwi. aa the fiomataretetier wav inftwmrd at tbo Cuvtosi-hoaro that he would be required to give bit personal bona for twice dor at Paris. Tho Hon cxprcMwxi tbo opinion that it was improper for Austria to maintain an emberey in a republic. -Jams. Y. Brickey went into a stable ML"xwgton. Kr.. with a lighted cigar in his mouUu and is snpp-wed to hat* fttilon asleep. The bay caught 6ro, and Brickey was cooounxd. U>gc tber with six liotrcu atul wagons. -Two men werj kltied at Drrtesrilic, N. J., c::o day last week, by an exploston in w tftartpewdsnxni;!' . L . . 1 . \ r,j.. .. .. -Tuere n> a oollrton Ou the HiMlMlppl river. ocer Lta'Ntqnr, l-wra. ono n^te tart week. Tim freight stea mer Cohweal waa running mi into a flhapdloM mutf, ThiiiappMred to mollify his anger, and he erptirtted upon tho ground, munching tho' carouwi front two wings of the same dimenrioufl diverge at an angle of about twenty db-. grees. The whole machine is suppcjtcJ by four wheels, two in front and one at each extremity of the flanges^ The ma­ chine is driven forward by a team, and hkiie furnaces being supplied with fad, jbateh the grasshoppers, as they are dis-,,k WE MEAN IT! A«4 are SartHLB!“£.“ttS£ ori?i<Tu?M>ntrw*rv' a isjsrwrtsa-.’ss tree* to 150,000,000, yield: jg a product of $2,250,000. or about one-ffevenlh of ■ to *uep-«d the rate, and p«-m Hesate tnil to the product of Palermo. —'“t Mrs. Hints;* Mi rmao ntrts to re.eire, free Chtewv.wred^haewrt. Y-®y roVdTOtf Svs . 'daVos, s wwtttorprvs-trt fr® tb* XhadKc cf A thirty eight pound ar/tet prtklo mrei ueoert wbom.ro tujmwi fxtahr. t3w- ■Egypt. The motion *e« Kirreed to-rttbent the ya. *v-r. Tbo top i f tb*, b ni«r .ad wm sold in Key Wert, Fta., recently. wwe carried a dfatanue of 7J0 feet, 'a Also a jev-iiah weighing 8Q0 poqndu. FKKTPXBSOUB. They bon frt* 3 TO 6 FEET IN DIAMETER, And ANY DtFZH BXQUIHKD. They will bore In AU kl»«t» of Earth. Hon Hand and ldme- And ws MAKS THE BEST pF WKI-fcS tn QUICK- Twelve Points GREAT WESTERN WELL AUGER CO. BLOOMFIELD, 0AVI8 to., lOWN; ROOFS 16 to $20 Brozil is the farmers' paradise. A young gentleman formerly frop* Georgia writes 7 '"“ A ]>janter’fl life fn-this coun­ try is agreeable and easy. In cultivating the land no plpu^l NWJpMd : only the axe and hqe ore nffedeil-^cme far clearing the land and tho other for planting. My “?n “iff®-nW'Fe account • f the frost; Injt I am now plrmting 20,000 ‘fret's, and when they bear they will giveJue 100,000 pounds of coffee annually—an income of 30,000 or 810,000. ran ADVX SelUcr Aperleut, The Ilockford (Ma.) JattiTjal says: "Geo. W.Terhune, of Nodaway county, appeared rt ttff QWMfty ClMk’a office with mx ydnng woiveii he Itad captured in the scalp of the mother of. the whelps, anti requested the bounty in'ffuch cam*, AGENTS. :a2.sg.# COLLINS’ EO VOLTAIC PLASTERS MUSTANG LINIMENT provided. Mr. Christian informed tho gentleman ftyA it JW? and not living animals that passed as legal tender in Joo jflffiCTf whereupon Mr- T. relm* tantly,1^* true ^vage hair AM m style, proceeded to scalp tho animate. ncgrt.335,worVLnf»l9alDCfrt l|>wteaand turbed and rjse from the ground. In front of each fumxoe is a grato, which JeuoNAimmc —Tire miocom - of Ute catches all grasshoppers which may rise New York Ahn is emnething mnrvelons after being disturbed by tltenoise of the in journalism. It prints over 1,000,000 copies per week. machine. • ^REVOLVERS!'. Cataebu is i---------------- ---- ----------- __ The Florid i orange crop for the pres­ ent Ronson in 25,000,000, worth on an Yonr foot rtlpa. In lliree narty di«c)isrgwi on average 815 per thousand. making- ti e KklowalkMnd m Umpnbbeeepveyanto; and dkacrocab'fl odor, wntaminsUng tbo twaih >375,000. It in eet-mated that there are i; Ila ef tba *fflicted. rtndvr* ttiam offensive to Qweir now not morn than 3,000 aenri of young ea^oiabe*. Thar* fa Uio highc-t medical auI Utority «fiah>g U.rt with fully ono-balf. if tree* from four to six yearn old front tile I net twofor lhirta, of Itioae effl cud with Conbud, some bearing m many off- 1<X>! oranges the part fruit rewKMi. For tho j next five yearn it in beHevMd iho crop ’ will gradually increase from growth of i to tl $3.00 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-06-02.pdf.pdf 2d12ef1d502dc5e554f7922125f82a61 PDF Text Text ®ke 3R.rahriilr ^lews 45 Progression. No Retrograding, NASHVILLE,-JjARRY (JO., MICH., FRIDAY, JUNE 2,1876. VOL. -4. Mi LjrPJTG THBOVGU TUB TBAJM odd dollare for the purpose of making “Oh, no I I’ve been looking to see AOA1JT. his shop shut up, or to Iroar of his being an even sum.” In a oarfaia fam Sows twrMyy^H‘ “•No. In tlist case you- must sdi on sold out by the sheriff, every day, for ago a great blank book was kspVand until you got above thirty. ** * ; ’ ’'' " these two years past** ' labeled “ Home Journal.” Every night “Indeed!" “ And fall back on that!" aqprotody made an entry in iU Father “ Mias Leonard is a very lovely girl.” “Yea. It will be knocking off odd set down tte sale of the calves, or mother “Tb< re's do gainsaying Adelaide’s dollars, which im will think clear gain." tho cutting <ff tiro baby’s eye tooth ; or. “ That wbuld be hardly honest." personal attractions," replied the ; “f^xdly. Butyottniaiido ft or torn his custom some otter day."' you allege, that nettles the matter as far the sloigliing party -*st night; or Bob “I shall have to accommodate him, I ns she in concerned. I am glad you in­ suppose. If ho will be cheated, it ean’t troduced the subject, for I might liavo or Tom scrawled “Tried my new gun ; bully; shot into tiro fence and John­ be helped." committed myself, and, when too late, son’s old cut" On toward tho middle On the very first bill Baker paid to have discovered my error." of the book there was an . entry of Jen­ hi* new tradeaman, he obtained an abat“ And a sad error it would have beeu, ny’s marriage,, and one ot the younger num^xff one dollar and njn/dy nan<«t odd. Homy. -In any fatnro matter-of this kind, I hope yon will Iro pcrfectly more than won justly due. Still he was frank with ma I have much more ac­ bridesmaids’ dresses, and long afterward -well satisfied, imngining that ha ted curate knowledge of tho condition a<i there was written, “Thia jjaj father made a saving of one dollar and ninety standing of people than you can possi­ died,” in Bob’s trembling band. There oeuta. The not over-scrupulous trades­ bly have." . • But nothing could have- served better man Inugtefl ip his sleeve, anil kepthia The son promised to • do what his customer. ' <- . ’’ : > 1 i -­ father wished. From that time tho to bind that family of headstrong boys and girls together than the keeping of Having withdrawn his support from virits r_r_________ __________ _______ to Miss Leonaaii waro abated, and Leonard, it was the candid opinion of .his attentions to tier, when they mot in this book. They ooido back to the old homestead now, men and women with Mr. JJakcr ttet he was “ going to tho society, ‘ *became coldly formal. ■ The dogs," as he expressed it, about as fast pwect young -girl, whoso feelings had grixated hair, to sec their mother, who is still living, and turn over its pages iw a man could go. lie often passed the really been interested, felt the change, shop, bnt rarely'saw ti cutrtomcr. -and was for a time unhappy, but in reverently, with many a hearty laugh, or the tears coming into their eyes. It is “ No wonder," be would say to biro­ a few months she _ recovered herself, self.’ “A man like him can't expect, and was again bright and cheerful as their childhood come back again in vis- GOiNii TO THE DOGU. “I received your bill to-day, Mr. Leonard/’ said a customer as he entered the shop of a master mechanic. “ We are aeuding out all our Demounts this reason,*’ returned tho medionic, bowing. . “ I want to pay you. ” • “ Very well; Mr. Baker, we are always glad to get money.” “ But you must throw off something. Let me see "fc-and the customer drew out tho bill—“ twenty sovtm dollars and forty-six Twon^-ifivq wil! da *Thcre, receipt the bill, and ’I will pay But Leonard shook his head. “ I can’t deduct a cent from the bill, Air. Baker. Every article u charged al our regular price," ; “"ph, yas, yon can. Just make it twenty-five dollars, even money. Hero it is.” And Baker counted out tho cash. “I’m sorry,.Mr. Baker, I cannot af­ ford to deduct anything. If you’d only . owed mo twenty-five dollars, your bill would have been just that amount. I would not have added a cent Iroyond whnt is dne, nor can I take anything less than my due.” “Then you won’t deduct tho odd money!’’ "I cannot, indeed.” “ Vujy well.’’ Tho manner ot the elastomer was changed. He was evi­ dently offended. “ Tho bill is too high by just tho sum I asked to have stricken off. Bnt, no matter, I can pay it” “ Then yon mean to insinuate/’ said tho mechanic who was an independent sort of a man, “that I am cheating you out of two dollars and forty-six cents i” “I didn’t say so." But it is plain that you think so^r you wouldn't teve naked an abatenwmL If you consider my charges just, you wouldn’t dispute them.” , “Oh, never mind, never mind! we’ll not waste words about it Here’s your money," raid Mr. Baker ; and ho added another five-dollar bill to'tiro sum he had laid down. Tiro mnehanie receipted the account and gave the change, both of which his distomcr thrust into his pocket with a petulant air, and then turned and left the shop without an­ other word. . “ It’s the last bill ho ever tes against roc," iputtered Baker to himself, as he walked away. “If that is his manner of trusting his easterners, he’ll soon go to tiro <logs. It was downright insult­ ing, and no gentleman will stand ttet from another, much loss from a vulgar mechanic. * Mean to insinuate !* Humph ! Yas, I did mean to insinuate," and Mr. Baker involuntarily qutakeued his pace. “ He’ll jqac a good customer," he continued to himself. “Prepaid him a great deal of money, But it’s the tet dollar of mine he ever handles." Baker was as good as his word. Ho withdrew his custom from the offending and don't deserve custom." In the eyes of Mr. Baker, the- very grass semed to grow n;xm the pave­ ment before the door of the declining tradrsman. D-iit settled thickly in hia window, and tiro add sign turned grayer in Uro bleaching air. “ Going to tiro dogs and no wonder,” Baker woirit^ say. to himself us hy .went by. Ho appeared to take a strange in­ terest in watching tho gradual decay of tho mechanic’s fortunes. Ono day a mercantile friend, raid to him: .. “Doyon know anything about this Leonard!’’ “Why! ” asked Baker. “ Because ho wonts to make a pretty large bill xith me." • “ On time t" “ Yre, on tho usual credit of six months.” ’ “ Don’t sell to liim. Why, the mnu is going to tho dogs at railroad speed.” "Indeed!" \ '• “ Ten. I’m looking every day to see him close np. Ho might have done well, for ho uodcistood his busineoB. But he’s ao unaccommodating, and I might say ao insulting to hia customers, ttet ho drives the best of tlrom bwjq*' I uso<l to make large bills with him, but haven’t dealt at his shop now for some time.” “ Ah ! I was not aware of that I am glad I spoke to you, for I shouldn'tKko to lose six or seven hundred doliara." “ Six or Hoven hundred doliara! is it IXNMibki he wants to buy so recklessly? Take my advice, and don’t think of .trust­ ing him." “ I certainly shall not" When Leonard ordered the goods, tiro merchant declined selling, exdept for usual. Ono day, about a year after his timely Leomtrd; Bfket happened to'pass along a street where-he bad not been for some mouths. Just opposite a large, new, beautiful house, to which tho pointers were giving their last touches, he met a friend. As they passod, Baker said : “That’s an elegant house. It has been built since I was in thia neighbor­ hood." “ Yea, it is a vary Ono house, and I suppose didn’t cost less than twenty thousand dollars." " No, I should think not. Wlio built it! Do you know!" “ Yes, it was built by Leonard." “ By whom ? " Baker looked sur- “ By old Leonard. You know him." “ Impossible ! He's not able to build a house like ttet" “ Oh, yes ho is, and a half dozen more Hkc it, if necessary.” “Leonard!" “Certainly! Why, ho is worth al least a hundred thousand doliara.” “ Yon must be in orrur.” “ No, His daughter is to be married next month to an excellent young man and this house has been built and is to be furnished as a marriage present" “Incaediblet I thought he was going, or ted gone to tho dogs, long ago." "Leonard!" The friend could not help laughing aloud. “ He go to tho dogs. Ob, no! jfhero isn't a man in his trade who doca so good u busiuMw, as little show as he makes. Good work, good prices, and punctuality, are tho cardinal virtues of his establishment and make all substantial. How in tho world could you teve taken such a no­ tion!" - “I don’t know, but such lias been my impression for a long time," replied Baker, who felt exceedingly cut down on account of tho mistake he had mode, and particularly so in view of the eta­ pant house and a hundred thousand dollars, which might al) have belonged to his son, in time, if ho ted not fallen into such on egregious error about old Ix?onard. So the world moves on. People are prone to think that wtet they smile on fives, and what they frown upon is blighted and must die. r ctenic, indifferently, and went elsewhere and made his purchase. It happened that Mr. Leonard bad a very pretty and interesting daughter, on whoso education tho mechanic had be­ stowed great pains; and it also happened that Baker ted st son, who, in most things, was a "chip of the old block." Particularly was he like hia father in his groat love for mbney; and scasoely had he reached his majority ere he began to look pbout him with a careful eye to a goou matrimonial arrangement, by which plenty of money would be secured. Adelaide Leonard, on account o! her beauty and twcompliahroento, was M. Moulfn, the French Consul mur­ caressed, and mingled freely ip society. Young Baker had mot her freqaently, dered at Salonica, was one of the most distinguished agents ■ in the consular and could not help being struck with scryioe of his country. Although' but her beftutyami grace. . thirty-nine years of age, he had served “There’s a chance for you,"said a oh Consul in Tunis, at Boenai-Serai, and friend to him, one evening. at Salonica, and his services had been so "In Mi® Leonard!” Jflriiptfafr that he was raised to the first “Yas." grade of Consuls about a year ago, and " She's a charming giri,” replied the received the decoration of Ohevatier of young man. “ ~ I wonder _* if* ’her tathor * 'is the Legion eff Honor. Mr. Abbott, the worth anything!" " People say so.” “ Indeed: i joct, and the Sublime Porto will perhaps teve an opport’inity to make reparation " Tea. They say tho old fellow has to England aa well as to Germany for laid up something quite handsome; and hia murder. The American Consul, Mr. as Adelaide is his only child, she will o? course get italh” Moulin and Abbott were his brothers-in- A Japanese sub-editor named Oka Yoehitaka, who lately committed rions offense against the laws of his country, was fined 800 yen and sen­ tenced to bo imprisono 1 tor one year. Before leaving his home, ho left with his friend, the editor-in-chief, the fol“I, natalented mortal, am ready to go to prison. I respectfully submit to my punishment. Now the spring is coming, and the flowers of tiro cherry trees on the Sumidn river and at Todai are attracting many visitors. And in this joyous season I take my pleasure with you in looking at these blossoms. Grief fills my heart when I think tte I shall shortly bo sitting alone in u dark jail. But as yet I do not know how long I shall harve to remain there. Per­ haps for one year. If so, our next in­ terview will be very remote. In view of the possibility I entrust my homo and family to your care. Be careful of yourself. Bo thankful to our sub­ scribers. Be attentive to the duties of your office, and never think of the pris­ oner.. Be kind enough to imagine all I feed toward you, sontimpnta which my pen cannot properly express.” Woman tea some rights in England, it appears, if she has not the right to four years ago deserted by her husband, who is still in the borough, though so changed in his personal appearance that the officers in pursuit of him have been unable to identify him. His wife four­ teen months since placed her children in the workhouse. The authorities being charge, and not finding tiro hu»b*nd, ar­ rested the woman for neglect of her family. Tte magistrate, however, said that ehc must l>e . released, unless the relieving officer was in a position to prove that she was in the possession of private property. She was not, he add­ ed, liable for the maintenance of her chiMrcn so long ns her husband was alive or unless ate was in receipt of pri- If thy wife be small, bend down to her and .p«k to her ; do nothing without her advice. Everything in life can be replaced ; the wife of eariy days is irreplaceable. Au honorable man honors his wife ; a contemptible one despise th her. The loss of a first wife is like tho loss of a man’s sanctuary in his life­ time. If a man divorces, his wife, the .altar itself sheds tears over him. . Man and wife wall matoliod have heaven's glory as their companion ; man a devouring firo. 9T*i the rood to Epsom, a mustaehed youth, on the top of a drag, evidently ambitious of being mistaken for “an officer," thus saluted a fat coachman. Lcoaard," said a friend in the same law, which must have made a very cos­ family : " Holloa, you sir 1 where’s yottt After this, young Baker was exceed­ mopolitan sort of a family arrangement shirt collar ! How dare you come to the business to the mechanic, some six or Derby without a shirt collar!” Jehu ingly attentive to Miss Leonard, and eight moaths afterward. MOXATBX KTATt'JS OF LlflUBTY. growled forth, without lifting iris eye* made prooeptibte irxoads upon hex . “Ahl who is it!" • — , The Paris correspondent of the Buf ­ Iron hu bonw, "'Ow lh» ioooo couH heart. He even went so for as to visit “Bsket." ... “The cast I have a shirt collar when your mother pretty regularly at har hou*:, and was falo Commercial meditating an avowal of his attachment, Liberty, to be erected st the entrance A tottmg man, writing from the Black What young lady was that I saw you of New York liarbor, has recently been “Well, howl ... — • ----------- •>------ ”—■/ —-------------” “ If your bill amounts to thniy dol011 thn rireet yesterday afiMncxml* law, make it thirty-three and a few odd “ Her name wm Leouard.” never satisfied. Not content with rich by the fact that the shoulders are more gold digging, he wants al! the other Sih tU nuplu. kuaev-a off, atiMF •Ukfcyo. .».M k> a. ; Hm, b. «ill Fits mw aarU<> building- will be erected by tho trustees of Girard cob Mr. Baker looked grave, and shook his him," <rf the drapery ; and the light which the *v nriWha'tr abate anything from i bill." • 300 pupil*. NO. 36. drunk, or.it might be safer'to ray that it fa seldom a philosopher Is arrested for George, I do, I do," acid the young wife, bursting into tears ; *,* but all the ooe yesterday. Long hair, seedy clothes. are, and you know folks never think that profound look. When Bi jab opened his anybody’s foot may be good aAapcd if cell door and beckoned him out, the they are large." philosopher inquired : TILE POLAK COVKTBY. “Why do men degrade thamaelvcH to The following extract from h votame the level of the brute creaMon !" “Don’t ask mo r.o conundrums," entitled “ Northern Lights,** gins a graphic pen picture of Greenland The whole of this great ooetinent in. from his face. “Here I've worked like an ox all the morning, and now I've got in reality, nothing but one immense, to fool- around for an hour with’yen deep glacier, with a fringe of mountains around it, forming the coast-line. This drunkards.” glacier has never !>een explored, never chine,” continued the old man, “but boon crossed, and probably never will be ; for yawning gaps and fissures, many hundred feet in depth, traverse it in But Bijah walked him onL ’ • “Been to "the Centennial 1” naked his every direction, and intercept forever the traveler’s way. . honor. . The interior of this great continent is “ What has tiro Centennial io do with transmigration!" inquired the philoe- on icy solitude ttet is a secret unknown to m^n, and it will probably always re­ That’s where be had the court on Uro main so. Its surface ia 4,000 feet above the sc®, and when you ascend to it you hip. “ Fermented liquor is said to dsgrado will probably perceive somewhere on the plain which rises before you in a slight a person,’’ continued the philosopher, opening his hands. “They say so be­ ascent till it tenches tiro sky, two or cause it stupefies the brain, oustin gs three little sharp, conical hills, afew feet the nerves and relaxes tho muscles. high, that pierce through the fee, and you Doesn’t death produce the same effect! will be astonished to learn that those in­ Therefore, drunkenness is death, and significant molo-lulls are in reality the tops of lofty mountains, that have been death is drunkenness.” “ I understand," observed his honor. submerged beneath the mighty in'undu“ You intend to put in the plea that you Bombody has said of Swizerland tliat were dead instead of drunk.” “Perfectly, perfectly,"bowed the old if it were ironed out it would make a very large country. J f Switzerland wore man. “ Well, the law covers both cases. If about ten thousand times larger than it you were drunk, it is ft punishable of­ is, and ice were then poured into it until fense; if yon were dead, I can legacy it should bo full up nearly to a level with diiqxxia-of the body. What do you Aj the highest mountain peaks, it would to sixty flays in the morgue!" present just the aptroarance ot the in­ “Tho human system is mode up of terior of Greenland. And yet the whole of this vast conti­ hsather, iron, and several other articles," nent wm at one period of tho earth’s history green and fertile. replied tho philosopher, avoiding a reply to the question. There have been found hero forests of “ Your system wnn mostly made up of carbonized trees and plants, and the fos­ whisky lari night,” answered tho court, sil remains, of animals that could only “•and having danced, you must now pay have existed in a warm climate. Fossil the fiddler." * corals and sponges are often picked np “ Theoretically, practically, virtualiy, now in Lancaster sound and on Uro shore and directly, I’ll not pay any fiddler ono of Beachy island. red cent!" bluntly exclaimed tho phi­ losopher. "Ah! you jump from philosophy to One day daring the haying season of aaaiI" remarked ths court. “Evon if yon were a philosopher I should send three miles from the village of Hindcaryou up. There’s more philosophy than ville, while pitching off a load of hay in clean hlrfrte nowadays, and it is my can­ tiro l»ra, in qpme way drew a full head did opinion that a good smoked ham of timothy grass into one of his lungs. will outweigh all the philosophy from At the moment ho did not, it seems, Newton’s time down to youra. 1 make realite th At he had drawn so ugly a for­ it rixty day* in the ice house for you." eign substance into the air parang-?, be­ “Speaking of ioe," slowly answered ing so occupied, probably, with his work the old man. “can you inform me why that be had no thought of tiro gram­ \tho act of freezing purifies water I" bead. in his mouth. Soon after he was .“ I can tefonn yoa that you had bet­ taken rick, and his physician pronounced ter go into tho corridor and take a seat, ” his disease pneumonia. Ere long grave was ths decisive answer, and Uro phi­ fears were entertained that the young losopher was seen astride of the blue man was going into a quick consump­ saw-horse.—Detroit Free Frerr. tion. The symptoms of nhthiris were decidedly marked. The expectoration was very copious. To the surprise of This is tho season when tulvartisemcnta many,* the sufferer began to oonrataaco of refrigerators and ico-aheste spread out so that ho was able to bo atxjuL Re­ in a newspaper tike a mortgage on’a cor­ cently, however, he was worse, and on ner lot. It was advertising in the JVoe Thursday of loot week the head of grass, Frerr that attracted a Nankin farmer in­ which hod been in the right lung so to a Woodward avenue hardware store. Jqng, was thrown out in a jaroxyam of When ho mentioned the fiict ttet ho would like a refrigerator, the proprietor that, if the Inng has not undergone too welcomed him with a sunny smile, and tlie clerks cheerfully barked their shins will recover. The head of grass is in against tiro stovos as they flew around. the possession of Drs. Harrison and “Will you look.al thrtto ice-chests !" Stevens, of Sin clear ville. It is two and asked tiro proprietor as they came to a one-half inches in length, and is not at long row. all dedompoecxl by its incarceration in * * Wtet do I want to keep ice in a chest the lung of a human being.—Buffalo for!” growled tiro farmer. “Whnt I ifeprtu. want is something to keep pioviricni’i cool and nice in hot weather." A HTBtTABT MOJiVMKffT. * * Well, here yon teve it. Here is the Mr*. A. T. Stewart and. Judge Hilton best refrigerator matte. ” teve arranged to build a splendid Epis­ The former opened to doom, looked copalian memorial church to Mr. Stew­ the box over and around, and seemed art in the finest quarter of Garden City, much pleased with it. Presently he in­ Long Island, the church to be both a quired : tomb <rr mausoleum for Mr. Stewart's “ What's the principle of the thing— remains, and a monument to hia mem­ how doos she oool off tho provisions I" ory. The structure is to be a church for “ You put ypur ice right in hero, abut the pariah, and to bo used as such by all the box and'away Hie"gons,” wm the w^^wish to attend it The ramains of "Nr­ Jft&awart will bo removed to it, ami " Ice 1” gasped tiro farmer. buried in a vault connected with it “ Why, of course. Yon can’t run a Tte building will bo surrounded by refrigerator without iqe, can you f ' grounds som>- 700 feet square, which Tho farmer turned without a word, walked down stairs and out to his bury and flowers, and will be m aiiraewagon, and getting in yhen the l* the theowtwra def f» tke Mae wttt wtllcti Ths path of duty—through the pustom-honsc. , “ OuiJutXNa " ia a fault in a horse Imt he has a dull razor. Tkk Cincinnati Timer' editor has a campaign song which he calbi, - “ Ob, Let Us be Jaw-full." _ It is every man's duty to shake car­ pets—the word “shake” to bo used in the popular sense. Tax spring n|ylc of tend-organa has only one stop. It begins in tho morn­ ing and stops at night. ~ PnocroR Knott is represented to be one of tiro homeliest men in Congress. “And yet he is Knott liappy.” Nothjno like dignity. ' The Chrirtian Wither* speaks of a burglary where the burglars used a “ James” to pry open the door. . ____ _ . . Ax Irishman says his boarding-houm keeper mnri be a chess-player, Irocatuw he “pawns" the boarders’ clothes, opd gives them “ stale junto." Woma?« .has many advantages over mon ; one of them is that his will has no operation till he is dead, whereas hers generally takes effect in her lifetime. Jcpoa—“Have yon anything, to offer to the court before sentence is passed on you!" Prisoner—"No, Judgp. I had |10; tut my lawyers took that.’* •• The blessed mon that preejchcd for us last Sunday," raid Mrs^ Partington, “ served the Lord for thirty years—first as n. circus rider, then os locust jirt-acher, and last as an exhauster." In Colorado they speak about their Italian climate, merely because when a man gets up in tiro morning ho feels as if he wore going round with a tot of plaster images on his head. When a St. Louis grocer recently dis­ covered that an employe named Ball ted been systematically .stealing for years past, there won only one thing to do to Rail, and that was to bounce him. A Boston teacher naked one of the little boys in. her school, “ Where does the sun rise !” Great war. her astonish­ ment and satisfaction as the little fellow, with a wino look, answered, “In Boston, “ How UM ita fatlier it is!’’ said tho nurse, bn the occasion of tho christening of a baby whoso father was mure U>au satirical lady; “bald, and not a tooth in its head." . .. .. A CTAiua of a base ball player, sculpt for tho Centennial Exhibition, won re­ jected. It ted four straight fingers and a second thumb on each tend, and ita nose wasn't bent a particle, and no ooqrtplaster on the oars. No won dvr tho fraud wasn’t admitted.—Norrirtoum Herald. In replying to a toast bn Itis health, on a recent occasion, Lord Shaftesbury told a good story of tho man who said, donkey by tiro costermongers in Gfliden lane, “Somehow or otlror, I shall ncvqr again see a donkey without thinking of your lordshin.’’ / hardware man hurried up and tufted : A handsome {isroonage will be' built on 8 aid a Brooklyn wife to her husband "What’s the matter!” the other day: “ It yon fail to prodaeo “Do yon think I’m a fonr-oomcred foolf” howled the ngTicafauatist. “Do you think I’m going to buy that highwm ioe, tool’’ uro me one thing," said tiro young bride of a month, as she threw har arms man. At tiro trial a pan of mud was around her husband's neck and brought into court, and the prisoner gasod anxiously.into bis face. '‘ .What Very naturally he declined to do so and ■Prosniaa ns, criminate himself, and the jury, accept­ ing his refusal as a proof of guilt, cod- When he awoke next morning Iw found his wife in tte dressing room exorcising with the dumb-bells. The money was produced fiud uight. fatttB Ba wM then ? I couldn't knock u!f the instance on retlord in which a man has • “put his foot into it "by refusing to I own budiJMs,” �ION. AND LOOK! FOR THE LONG BRICK STORE OF IBS’S. YOUTHS’i B0Y81 CL0THI1G Hr *> *14 1 m Garffeld says he Chinsman if he had to IVtr»- E. C- I*ittiiisrer It’s a free country. L ELL1JKRY&FANCY GOODS? Our Stock of Spring and Summer Style* aouoced a decided sdcccm. ’ >20,000; Insured for $10,000 Dress and Cloak Making, No wonder Dora Pedro akipa about st. • tealsnd farmer. Isst Sunday, wk Ils CUTTING AMD FITTING, the country in auch a Hvelv atvle. H«< hotel bill at one of the Philadel­ Everything worth ATTENTION, ALL! Mtehi- phia hotels was oaarh »,000. . stealing SfBIKS SliBSJ IS NOW ALL IN AND has been stolen by the politicians of Chi­ G-ZE^ZEJVI? AINSWORTH i BROOKS, cago. and now the inhabitants of that • pay tl e Highest Market Price for ARE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! live poverty. The Bay City Tribune flings its tanner to the breeze, upon which is POTATOES, * Tuurrday afternoon a yoaag man named inscribed the name of Hon. Wm. A CORN. APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., Howard, of Grand Rapids, for Gov enter. Where is Zach ’ Delivered at I heir The cheekiest method of putting reputable Dttrail Potomocits*. enticed a VfiTHee payment of a bill dow h for a young girl. Hattie King, into lhslrden.and kept her then by force for several days, party to decline payment on the bargaining to >sll bar to raffisaly debaoebground that he "wants the money to ees in the neighborhood. ELEVATOR IN HASHVILLE LATH, SHINGLES. WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR, * STUCCO, go t» the Centernisi with." of the Hartford Day Spring. that paper At this season the question which interests a boy » not so much wheth­ “sli- er his life will be crowned with glory and honor as whether hia new sum Al Grand IIarea May 3Olb, ram’s vest is going to be made out of his father's old tapusers. D ftsnford, and other bnitdings was badly scorebed. The losewas eetimsted al >15.000; insurance osly $5,000. Tbs firs was The a'srming extent that crime is> SENSATIONS! NEW BAKERY. E AI drink, wf Concord township, temporary. Bar* RKA1. MKKIT MUST BE KARNED. Another year In trade baa mMatM me that the growing demand efthb commsnlti who keeps a diary writes r "Friday— But here is a clause that never appears in diary : Friday—“Ran • away GOOD GOODS! said from A twelvs-ysar-old Detroit bey, named Walter Paton, made a bet with two other Score, one for another B. The beys that he could bit a Ave east piece tackpeople cf Buffalo bad confidence in Joseph Bork and gave him the treas■hot-gun bis deeeased father had kept stendnryship of tho city of Buffalo. He is ing heavily loaded ia the garret for more worth about >250,000, but be got tbsa three yean. The epormou* charge of •hot atraek the nick.I, bared a hole in the away with >475,495.40 of the oily elapboarding of the wood abed, and same of the stray pellets strack Mrs. Cohen, a neigbftiods. Midland was visited by a terrible fire, on Brick Pomeroy will start a new the afterMen of May 27th, which burned political paper, to be called the Great over an area of ten acres end consumed Campaign. It will be a four page fifty bondings. The flsmee caaghr in the rear of the Intel national Hotel, it is believ­ 24-columo, rod hot, democratic news ed from a epark from a parsing locomotive. {taper, and will be published weekly, Fifty buildings wen burned, including two from July 18th to Nov. 14th, and sent post paid for forty-five cents, or >2.50 per JOO copies. BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, CROCKERY, GLA8SWAHE AKD LAMPS! Don’t forget it! Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at MBraUosb, Cakes, Crack­ ALDKICH ers and Pies men!—Albteit Recorder. school and went in swimming.” ■ntAixa Btnv nr Gbicaoo ttxk Goins South. Proprietors. This is the season when the boy snoxT uxk irmis MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH GROCERIES, WALL PAPER. AINSWORTH & BROOKS. years, killed Peter Newton, aged 7, day.' search hie body eras found hanging to for snatching marbles. a tree in Ibe woods. Query—how did it Joonuli or advrnUInc wtn.lnw, are nt heat but weeded io the garden.*’ Splendid Prints, 2-Button Kid Gloves, Plaid Dress Goods, Black Alpacas, Ladies Silk Ties, Curtain Laces, Black Silks, Table Linens, Hosiery, . . Parasols. GO TO TRUMAN'S FOR EVERYTHING I! hrtUjB, JimnlftflarLE. which we ship and retail at bottom prices. being practised by the young is truly Maaialoe has another mysterious cane appalling. In Philadelphia, a few which sxcitos much comment, although it days ago, Joseph Wishman, aaen 8 does not as yet quite rival Its com ertebre ’ i.r^cii ROOM • G, A. TRUMAN’S. C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ABVT. Lowest LIVING Profit. OBOCEBIES! THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST B. ALDRICH. Sootbm Railroad >r»o AlUHr^ld*’~Wllh Dclro“’ UU»*U1< * IMtaoa. NEW LIVERY! Ar W*Mtoo- Wlib Lake Shore A Michigan Southern (Air Idne.J * is*—w“ “•"■“• " • GROCERIES! Stockmann A Willyard, MILBUM WAGON, FOB SALE ONLY AT 000; the insurance amount, to $40.00. Th*- event baa cast a gloom over Midland. Several citizen*, by tbia sudden stroke have SIZES AND Poor Mrs. Belknap is now being engulfed in seas of trouble, The brilliant society through which she PRICES ! SALE and BOABDING STABLE, srprisiltbout •nee moved, like a butterfly over pig Hen’s Seits from 9.00 to $18.00 Boys’ Soils “ 5.50 to $11.50 weeds, dua't look so lovingly on her as was its wont, and when she goes A Detroit youth of thirteen sold 50 pounds of old iron and a piece of lead GEO. M. SAVAGE A COs COLUMN and ungodly bqys follow after to' ask pipe a few days ago and received H she bas any more traders posts to enough money to carry out his long HATS, CAPS, Kinpvnn Have yriu sn InreaUon for which cherished idea of establishing a week­ LJAlbnlu. you <L-elr« a Pa-eut, either lu the U. sell. Poor woman ; sbe too belongs | b. or any forH<n couuUyl Tl.cn eeod U» rhe Me­ BOOTS, SHOES, ly newspaper which should represent I rlianles and Inwrnlorw’ As-Kfollon. Ibe onlr re to the baud of Ba. UaUa Patent Xgcncr In Mlehlon. »7 W. ( the interest of every section of Mich­ RUBBERS, Bt, Detroit. TltOS. B. SPRAGUE, P/roMenL igan, He was willing to commence BOOT PACS, There is one thing on which a bus* low down and work up. aud he es­ f^LASS AND 1?7VITNT! OVERSHOES. tablished an office in his father's cel­ VX WH0U»AI.« AND RETAIL! lar. purchased two quarts ef “pi,” hir­ can agree, and that is on what consti­ ed his sister as an apprentice, and tutes a w<N beaten carpet. When work was begun od his first number. The boy had an idea that an inde­ Nubias at a.T Cta. and Chil­ dren’s Stockings [all Wool] prwssion that it should be removed, pendent journal would pay best, and DXTKofTMICH. his first edition, which consisted of at JiO Ceals, left. and be be allowed to wash up, and seven copies of a sheet about xa large quietly reUse. But a woman's appe­ as an envelope, was devoted to items tite fur earpet-beating is never ap­ of personal nature. It was rather a peased while a man has a whole family sheet, also, seven of the eight Is the Beat Lager Brewed in the Wort. muscle in hts body- And if be wait­ items in it being hits at his father and mother, and the lone one was a bit of ed until she voluntarily gave the aigadvice lo his school teacher. While a:tl to stop he might beat away until he was out hunting up advertising he dropped duwa dead. It is direct­ and soliciting subscribers his father BBS! *1.00 TEA™ TOWS! READ ! READ f READ ! ly owing to hi* superior strength of 'aid the type away lo skoot cats with hrs mother kindled the fire wiifc the taind that the eiv ilized world is uot a wooden press, and when the editor widow this day. and proprietor returned be waagb«n lltQhrrt Market erica paid Jar a woodshed interview and then wed­ ■ TO THfc . For the accomodation of delegates ded to the handle of a lawn mower. He was yesterday ‘ •hollering" over and others, desiring to attend the na­ XAfiKVIIXK AND VICINITY I the allev fence to one of his frieads DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING tional republican conventiuu at Cin that lie couldn’t be crushed ouiznor cinnatti, June 14ih, the Fori Wayne, _ __________________________________ _ frightened off the track by do bloodJackson & Saginaw railroad corap&ov : thirsty tuob, but the -prospect for a have arranged to run a apbcial train new paper ia dubious.—Free JPrete. fnxn fcduoa lo Cioem<uuii wukou. | . Why i, tt, ar drarw.-RKl W«fupon tho Mreet people stare at her, PRINTS FROM 6 TO 7 Cl These celebrated Wagons are the best in the market. The axle trees are made from rhe best Ohio hickory ; the spokes and hubs from best XXX Fort Wayne oak, and every particle of lumber in them has been season­ ed, under cover, over three years. We war­ rant every wagon to show no defects in ma­ SALVATOR BEER terial or workmanship for one year. COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! PRICE, InciBdiBt Top Bbi, Whiffletrees, Neciyole, Staychains; and Tn Spring Seals. $85 fare r... for ;W. .ah.. — for MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER. *aaa.k r».m all pointe rm.nfa AR*L ly^Ji 9S»mibuuuuumuuuuusm ___________ »> each <4a* day from east, nt of Jarak. Jack- i< uvhe son main Loe, on U h.ana oo am Ithe ha rtlrtlH I rtte<. and Oil tlw* V.B., BOOM of THE /•<*—. Cffltfflial Neupajer Kiiiliries. laRtlO. fo Aeoinaw divisions do ibe same nt Stalinas and _____ ____ . .. ARTISTIC CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. Sick and Afflicted ! or etarngr. Monday and T«,«lay. 13ib On’ landlady lo him th. other day. aud 14th, tickets good until June liar, “that you newspaper tarn never get Tha Miohiran Ceolral wilt .ell haT T’ “* *»'< k—." wa. hi. re­ ATKINSON & BOE, NASHVILLE, MICH. I KEEP A LARGE AND. COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS MARBLE WORKS ■3LACK A FULLER, And Manufacture all kinds of TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WAR Proprietors. tombstones inform the public that they will FRESH MEATS, od MwbvilJs, M.ck. EAVE TBOL&HINti « Specialty. C. C. WOLCOTT. BLACK k FULLER. �FRIDA F. 10,000 PrtOAHniO 1-2 ftr Cert Prefit the train hove in night aha Prfcls wm Fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, sweethearts aud children, can be BRT GOODS, GROCERIES, KATS, CAM, BOOTS, SHOES, CIOTHXNO, NOTIONS, *c. tc., Ito. -flagged.' laid MO shingles on tbe n«r bara of 8. G. QiiniTi 4 Dubk'sb. BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, Griffith & Durkee. IN THE BRADY BRICK. - Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, Gayest and'Prettiest Gaiters, . Nicest and Softest Gloves. . C. ELLIS. M. D. • OfmW« MwrtMataUwp* M JL HARBER. M„ D, Hora/oH»tbl« I’bysloUn aud Scrv"«n- OtBar. mm ■nrr, on comer of WaahhcMa end Mate »t, “Hero Lake, teke this baby aid get right Large Saving In/ buying their Goods Biol. knitting, and return home with your own Rule duck ef a wife." And Lake returned. TaniKNPt OVft OCT, Atlantic P Cotion per yard 7} NaArtUe, Mictx, Feb. Ub, 1S7A J^OCHJEH. BROS., The Exchange block at Middleville, to­ gether with the contents, of the Exchange Boys anils from $4.00 to $12.00 Men's suits from $5.75 to $20.00 W. G. Ayxjwoxth & Co. —Tsmukraxcr.—Vermontville hat three Nashville hat taro drag stores, «M saloon, aod Uvtry liable eon duetad by 8. Fonts. E. T. CHILD & CO. records were totally destroyed by fire last —Tho assault and battery case of Walt Saturday night. The principal losers are James Johnson, $4.509; II. Wright, $4,000; Baq. Chipman last Monday, and decided Johnson k Walrath. $1,800 ; 8. Fonts, •frail- Centennial Prlooeii BestJapaaTt Green tea “ 1.00 «> " rradiblw examination, and lhe Hastings bar. wm Headquarters FURNITURE! DryGoods OK SOUTH MAIN STREET, hardy a crocker, M. FLINT, REAPERS, MOWERS, Horse Rj-kes, Plows, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, could make dbinlerreatod persons believe seen band, to appear al lhe next centennial, as it was marked B. C. (before Christ). Whether Mr. Brumm claims he has anythin g —A Jackson dispatch to the Detroit Fra to do with unseen spirit or not, I cannot say, but if tho watch was stolen from him >y from Nashunknown disorder SMITH. IGRICOLTBRil DEPOT T H. LEE. Ui Deputy Sheriff; 5.000 u’Sk PARADY, Maoufaclnrer of —J. H. Smith Md wife started for N. Y. Tvudav, Mat 30tu, 1876s State yarterday, on a visit lo frieada. Dit­ BnrroxNsws: , to, A. J. Barry a young farmer living north Grew excitement prevails in this School in the Centennial before their return. . District A pupil in this district found a you do. Oo to Botes Raos, and get s bottle of Green's August Flower for 75 eeata here to-day by some ...—-I s. k... :e —.l__ki B.RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand OUR STOCK CONSISTS OP Wheel Cultivators, JFe are receiving 204 Main St., Jackson. NEW GOODS DAILY, Walnut Bureaus, ¥ith £lass $12.00 Marble Top Bureaus, flo $18.oo Everythim Else in Proportion. and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our by looking Into the big end of a telescope. pit of the Stomach, Yellow skin. Coated Black' DEALERS IN admitted to inoen diary. —We noticsjlhai C. C. Wolcott, our oM to the teacher for safe keeping. She look The highest market price paid for Produce and reliable hardware dealer, ie celling a it to Nashville to determine its value, and i , H. W. Fun's. flrst-claaa double ehovel corn plow at the extremely low price of $4 each. Charley is bound to get away with all competitors. stated that it was stolen from his house —With another railroad Vermontville would soon leave Nashville behind.—Enterdon't like lo tell. It might have been pat to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Head nehe, Habitual Cost!veness, pal- HOBBS, NASHVILLE FOR $300; G. H. Johnson A Oo., $250; P. Leanproximaling $11,500.. The fire caught from k Nashville, Mich. I. G. AYLSfORTH & CO., improving. GRFFITH & DURKEE, of a CASH HOUSE. hare it until he tells who stole it and proves properly. Yours, etc., A. P. .til till). Call And See. Harrows, Corn Planters, and Road Scrapers, or the Beat Make* Country. ii JAMES jjidSinirti*. ' Watctaater aid Jeweler, the luUv repot red and warranUd. GALE CHILLED ani DIAMOND IRON PLOWS MONEY TO LOAN! h Ajpnet lol bbU Hearifa, $900.00 and UPWAhDS ON LONG TIME. L. RBS8KLL. 204 MAIN STREET 204 INCREASING SALES ^TM. JONES, L. EflOBY’S BOISE BRO’S are proof that the peo­ ple know where —Loving Mrs. Smith, tho woman whose pie Grove, aud Miss Lillie Carriages aud Buggies. CROOK'S PATENT than for her own hu.band, had said husband Common Connell Proceedings. Council Roons, 1 May 29, 1878./ The Michigan Central will take Fourth of July exenraionists lo Detroit aud return for half fare. —G. W. Hoskins, the editor of the .EnterOn May 29th, Oliver Gleason, a promin­ ent Granger and farmer of OUowa County, died from heart disea-so. ' monlville he haa made a living and some If there Mm. Peter Kelley, of Monroe, last Satur­ money besides. Glad to her ill day. gave birth to her 19th child, lhe old- is an individual that deserves the dollar dst being only 19 yean old. for a rainy day, that individual is the coun­ try quill-driver. ■ ♦ Flint, was drowned Sunday, while playing first-class 4th of July celebration has been Ed. Dolan, of Marshall, for several years raised, but wo understand the committees and until recently a conductor on the Mich­ igan Central Railroad, has became insane. Bunday night, a new-born child was found Meeting called by lhe President. Present—Halbert,(I lardy, Lee, Roe and Pamdy, Trustees. Minutes of the last meeting read and approved. On motion >200 was raised lor In cidetal fund. On motion the Common Council declared that all places where hard cider is sold direcUy or indirectly to minors and common drunkards, are nuisances. Council adjourned. E- J. FE1GHNER, D. C. GRIFFITH, Recorder. President. various eommitiei Reset Chemical salerutus. Meevn. I). B. Watch tbe bill boards. the merits of the article tested, for they au­ —Charley Wilson of Sheridan owns a thorise all who sell it at yetail to refund the held Ihh evening. L. G. Munn, a brakeman employed on lhe Detroit. Lansing A Lake Michigan Rail­ road was killed by falling from a freight Charles Leads, of Franklin. N. killed at groeae lale. Monday. Last Saturday Chav, was in the village and wi He wi shows their confidenoe in the article. Centennial GOODS ARE SOLD CHHP drowned. it afforded her of obliging Last Saturday afternoon Bay City was visited by the fire fiend, who destroy*'* $14,000 worth nf nr.lo^tr before he-lat nn” ELIHU CHIPMAN, GUARANTEE: and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. PRICES Nashville, Mlab. General Conveyancing, DOUBILE WAGON DRUGS, KOCHER BROS. MEDOT18, BOOKS, STATIONARY, THE NEW WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, a VARSIS HES, DOMESTIC" HARDY a CRQCKER. A Double­ Thread Lock-Stitch Machine. Batnrday ev- MONEY TO LOAN If RS. L. O. CROCKER 111 fcw .'□»( rvcelvvd a largo Kock of Pprfar ffilfflERY 1IAKCT GOODS! Real and Imitation Loco, BRUSHES, to those buying Cloaks TEAS, COFFEES, shaping Old ssiutnnj _____ -Sa SPICES, Dtp LIVERY STABLE! TOELET ARTICLES, herself with the assistance of the -Domeemachine. A Detroit niter named Witham Tindall. Justice of the Peace, May 10,1807. Baking Pswder, oofiee pot ready for boiling an ! then care­ fully placed it on a chair and sat herself on on box found to be pretty badly demolished. tbe s’ ova Although the occasion was dreadfully suggestive of some of lhe early not only duplicate any Ilmjgy, but will discount any pride and all through the long wintry WM. VENN, PBOFMIffTOM$0 npHE great number of visitors iu PhilsX delpoia. during tho Centennial exhihih omen for board and Wines and Liquors tab,-. hi,b ,Ulr. De coral ion ed with appre ana ax prince vurrv-p——•_______ ----­ times._______________________________ S-3 i, varying fr $110*2 60 Hi. fee. Do you want Paints and Oils ? Do you want Home Circle? a. o ill NASHVILLE, Mlpfi, THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. gooni Buok lor tbe JEWELRY Clocks,'Speciaccs, #c. Do you waul School Books ? XUWnLLS lUXXET. Do you want a Prescription filled with care ? “DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE CO., !Ncw I<ni< r.ntl Chicngo. Call »nd striking him U«. . JEWELER a OPTICIAN £e vs* In order to bare this select class the price village last Friday. Bach shooter ru ca­ lled lo lea birds which were taken oa the arrangement will wing. The following ia lhe store: ■ forehand m poewi CRA8.W. PE1A8AV, FASHIONS FOR8AUEOHKAP �infortu you that I am a daddy at last, wiaasn. "Aaani" adte Mite A-, “t—f* Abbe has got a nice fat baby, and . we ‘ argue wtth hfa wife, M» daaghto, o» hbpe these fi»w lint* may find you en- j own rioter. When they cwmmt/wee aww- W[1 joying tlie Mm<< bbtaring. Now this I» j gnment they ffte wonted, aod always ' WH to be Strictly a burinrew letter. Firstly, m I mid Wore, Abbe han got ns nice n ___ ______________________ Mo « W. »p. Strfij, I PMtto liaBrnad Company, and tee ibe have swopped nw»y old BllokfAun, and I think rhavo a pretty nice hopwit is a girl, and -wtegha Mine pounds %Tmean tho baby), attd is m fat as butter,.and . has got a good strong pair 61 lungs. She has got blue oyee and a dimple in the chin (I mean the baby now), and governor. The Kansas Itepublioui delegatee are instructed fof Blaine. Tho thirty dal •gates from Missouri to tb* Ciociunati convention are Mid to stand about m follow*: For Esina HlDKlrlnc. Ir-.xu ths eotumltlre on eo«14 ; for Morton, 3 ; for Bristow, 5 ; Haros and Conkling, 1-Mch. Th* Mehigsu Democrat*, ftnoa on lb.- dte*«rreluK 1OC» of the two Houa^e in oonvoaticu at Lansing, adopted a l»r«l- ou the Conautar md Diplomatic A pproprUtlou HU, reported that the conference bed been unable to Bxmay pixtfonn. The delegation U nn'der- wns ou the other foot, atft? two or thrtMrises larger, M near as I can find out). She fa as hearty os a pig, ate on egg, a biscuit, and drank three cups of tea for dinner (I mean Abbe). Site fa getting along nicely, and if she don’t have any bad luck rite will get along flrsVrate. is trouhlnd with. dfaordurs of the stomach, aud they «ty this fa n sign of the colic (I mean the baby). I hope it is, for the nnrne says sickly babies never die. J Senate.—Tbe ficr.ate takes snuff. (The nurso I mean now.) There, I’ve been reading this letter, agree. Th* report wm agreed to.^.KooUwr buriUMB WM trenaaeted by th> Uomc. enue, in too matter of illicit diatiUlng, waa be­ gun too Ont wook In May, XS75, and Uia re­ sult of too first ^Orff's prosecution of toe wbiaky ring show tost toe .total value of M.000,000. Th* collection of .tbfa moaty has been delayed, but the cash already turned into tbe Treasury tfim dies* sources amofinta to WOO,006. ' —The Committoe oa Foreign Affaire of the lower bouae of Uengr*a* have reported io that body ibe rmulteof too investigation of G«u. intent, but they sum up thefr roadonion on toe whole matter in a reeolntioc condeuming hia action in becoming a director at Um mine company, and" * _______________ —_______ ’ i In connection with lbs swindlerj wbo manipulated toe stock, an “Ul-advfaed,- unfortunate and .incompatible with the duUM of his odlatal poeitton." --Wm. Sexton. W VermAjrt. is probably too beat billiard piajrer in toe world. In too Oaotenain tounrament at rhiladclpbla bo hU beaten too strongent players, having made too1' two largest nuLi at French caroms cror made. Ha won hia game with Radolphe by a large ma­ jority, soaring a run ot 251, and in tho game with Cyrillo Ilion bo mads a nv'of 2H7, scor­ ing -tOO to 116 for Diem. The winner's average MotrnAY. May reached a Oual vote on lhe qureUoo of Juriadletlon tn the Belknap impeachment caae. Tlie decirian gales from Kentucky are unUutractod. Morton fa too favorite ot toe on lire Alabama (Spencer ■ "Wing) delegation, eighteen vote*. and It fa re­ ported that ulnoteon of too Mteeouri detegatea arc favorable to him. —Northern nowwpapem recently contained Washington oj>eciate aasarting that “President Grant adminfaterod a fitting rebuke to Gov. Kellogg, and elated that bo wm tired of being annoyed with Louisiana affaire.” Gov. Kellogg states toot Ibe reports arc incorrect ; that he received from the President every oanurancc he conld reasonably ask that peace would be preserved in Louisiana and lawlessness sap- murdered tbe three ofliceni of tho British ship Lennie, in*tho channel, tome months aiooc, tjtare executed at Newgate but week. —(treat depression exfata in tho English cot­ ton mills. Three at Preston hare commenced running on short time, and olhera will follow. Price* arc said to be lower titan for thirty yuan, and lhe prospects arc discouraging. —The bfianlto Minister of Finance lias or­ dered 1.000,000 reals to bo sent to Ouba to pay —At the aoUdlation'of Gov. Thayer, of Da­ too troops. kota, Gen. Hbertnan baa directed Gon.-Sheri­ —The Hpaniah forces In Cuba are reported to dan to afford, aa far aa he can. protection to hare sustained a defeat in an engagement with partiae returning from the Black Hills or too patriots at Lon Cruces. recently. Ttio loss going there with supplies. Of too Spaniards wm about 1,500. —Jbe steamer Pandora, which last year made -Gan. Orooka expedition against toe northem Sioux hae left Port Fettennan for toe Ikg a voyage to toe Arctic regions for too purpose Horn cluster. It fa believed on tlie frontier of discovering memorials of tor John Franklin, that Um> expedition han undertaken a much has been redtted for another voyage to Smith's greater task than wm thought for when toe Sound, to bring to England any dispatchoe de­ campaign waa planned. Tiro dtraffection posited there by Capt Nares' Arctic expedition. among too Sioux ia becoming very genera), She nailed from Pdrtemoulli. England, last and the infiiwM of too old chiefs at tho agenoiM h rapidly waning. —Galnsborongh’ii portrait of tbs Duebes* of -When you go to tl»e Centennial, be auro to Dovanahire, a valuable painting, worth 453,­ bring n half dollar with you. either rilvcr or 000, was stolon recently from a London galpaj»cr. The rale requiring viritora to mrito 1 ery. It wm cut out of jta frame. their own cbango ia again in,farce. —The European cabin eta arc. unable to agree Upon a plan for too settlement Of toe trouble­ some Eartarn question, and It bt not unlikely citiMJr an» ctttsmrAiAs. that a genrial war will ensue in consequence. —Nino cadet midshipmen of toe second and third claaMM ha** been required to resign and England la reported to be shipping immense suffer *joctio:i from tbe Naval Academy at quantities of war material to Gibraltar, Malta, and other pointe on the Mediterranean, and Annapoli*. Hi, for theft. -Piper, the murderous Boston Sexton, who the rates for marine iusurence have been inkilled little Mabel Young in tbe belfry of toe creaaod and made to cover war risks. —Military ojxsraUous in too province of Bul­ Warren Avenue Baptist ebnreb, on the 23d of May, 1875, wm banged on Friday of last week. garia have ceased, the revolt against too Turks —At toe execution of Runnel Frost, at having been quelled. All tho villages that WoruMtcr. Mass., last weak, for toe murder of were in revolt have tendered their enbmiasion over, and I see plainly that it ain’t fit to write. The amount of it fa. I am frus­ trated. I am a happy daddy, and that Jurisdiction. Tbe following U the vote accounts for it; so you must excuse me tn detail: AW JwrttofeMcn—Bayard, Bogy. Bum- this time. K H. H. rid*, Cameron (Pa.), Cajxrton, Ooekrai), Cowper, । Dsyla, D«we«, Dennlt, Edmunds, Goldthwrile, Gor­ don, HaoitUon, Hltcbeock,. Kelly, Vernon, Key, McCaeery, Mopooeid. Maxey, Mitehell, Morrill (VU), Baatebury, Hhaman, Htevtnaon, Thurman, WkI]e!4h. Waitace. White. Withers, Wri(ht-37. Ayeiitst JurMirtimt—AlUaou, Booth. Ikrat- Bpwnwr. West, Windom—». . Hn*.- Adams offered a resolntlon declaring " that, la tbe judgment ot tbe H erase, legislation affecting tbe tariff te_ at this time inexpedient.'' hia brotber-iti-lsw, Franklin P. Towne, in July, 187^, there wan a terrible scene. The fall wm so great that toe head of Frost was jertod from his body, which hung only by ligameata. Hi* blood spurted in cvcrv direction over toe scaffold and door. -Jam** Dodsfforth. aged- sixty, of N*fr York, assaulted hi* wife with an axo one night last tveak, and. lathering that b* bad killed her, cut his own throat. —Three white men, MoCaplle, Graham and Dumourille, while sleeping in camp in Iber­ ville pariah, w-ro attacked by a negro who TvssDay, May 23. -Senate.—Cockling, from killed McCardlc and Graham with an ax, aud tbe Committee on Foreign BelaUona. reported, wounded DumonvUle. Tho negro plundered with amendment*, lhe Houao Joint reoob.tlon iti5th* eamp arid fed. tteaUng ll>e lutarvearion ef tbe United Statca to ae- <MTO the releaao of E. CM. Condon, Who !a now confined In aa Eagllahpriaon. Laid over....After nKAUCIAI. AX7> AjntUSTKIAI.. -The Cocbeeo Colton Milfa, st Dover, K. reporta an a number of Utta of an nnlmportant 11., will nhnt down during toe month of Au­ character, rxmaldaraUcm ot toe artxlea of impeatogust, owing to toe large amount of print cloths OU baud and the dull saJce. -Bep*rtii'fr«a Ua Qrotennial aay that tho -bow b Unfatai faore UMctfvo. I* too railroacbi would reduce they fares to balf-ratre. toe attendance woffid be immense. -A letter frotfl Saa Quentin. Cal. rojxirta groat excitement in too penitetitiarv over an alleged dtaeowy of rich gold prtvjreeta bv laborers excavating for a new workshop. committee then rose and reported lhe U1J, which was passed....Tbe Indian Appropriatkm MB was then taken up. WEwraxtux. May ‘U.-SauUe.-T^c Senate $26 TO $50 PER DAY Can Actually be Made with the .5.Well Auger THB JBJtlTMU MUHBVU. The acquisitions constantly made by the authorities of tho British museum tliroaten to compel the enlargement of the already vast India of tho edifice.’ Dur­ ’ ing tho last year there were added te the library—well, now, guew Itow many vol■ umeo? Think of it a moment. The li­ ' brnry is already immense ; when one enicni it fqr tho flraLJ^no be is overpowered by a sense of tho vs tness of its contents ; but of tho making of books i there is no end, and of tho discovery of । old books and numuxeripts there seems Fto be no limit. However, there are 3G5 I days in a year, Sundays included ; and l In ‘ now guess how many volumes tho library added to itself every day loft year, ■ Liking pijo day with another. Ten, per| M*i or twenty, or ns an extravagunt Tho following proclamation boa been issued by the President: Wueuuk, A joint resolution of toe Senate and House of BeproaentativM was duly ap­ proved oa toe 13to day of March last, which Be it Jiesolotd, By toa bcnalc and House of Itepresentativee of tho United States of America in CongrcM aiisemblcd. That it bo and ia hereby roootnzacudcd by too Senate aud llouac of Beproeontativea to toe people of too several State* that they aceemble in their several counties or towns on tbe approaching Centennial atwivenuy of our national independence, and that they cause to have delivered on such day cn histor­ ical sketch of arid county or town from ita formation, and that a copy of said sketch may bo filed in print or manuscript in the clerk's ofiico Of Mid coun^r, ami an additions! copy In print or main _ ‘bo filed In toe office of tho Librarian of Congreee, to the intent that a complete record may thua bo obtained ot tlie progress of car institution* during toe Cost centennial of their oxfatenoe ; and. Wueiuuh. It la deemed proj'-r that such rec­ ommendation be brought to the notice and knowledge of toe people of the United States; now, therefore, I, Ulyweaa 8. Grant, Brocldent of too United State*, do hereby declare and —There la trouble In tlie Basque provinces make known too aatao in too hope that the ob­ of Spain, the nature or cause of which ia not ject of auch reeolutiou may meet with the ap­ explained. Martial law ba* been declared. proval of too people of the United States, and —One of the attraction* of toe Paris Exhibi­ that the proper stope may bo taken to carry too tion of 1878 ia to ba toe largest balloon over raado. Il will coptain 13,000 cubic metcr.-i of Given under my band, at toe city of Wash­ gas, and is to bo twenty-three to thirty-four ington, thfa 25th day of Mar^, in the year of our Lord 1876, and of the indopendfnee of tho United Htateu toe 100th. U. 8. Goast. By the Prerideut • CONOB BBSION1L. Haxiltox Futu. Secretary of Stalo. ---- — -... — .M UUI.-IUU-TU V, MiU Melodeon at Cincinnati one night last week. It WM saluwi at ♦100,000. -G. SCX>. &*, one of toe editors of the Cincinnati A'>u,aud for twenty-two wan an attache of that Journal. WM foatautiy killed by a train, ls«t Sunday evening, while walking oo Ute track urn Branch Hill .tattoo, where . ans .utavva! ELIZA YOUSG.lcJ,^'b±^r. teeth, I should think sho fa about six years old (I flie horse now). She fa sound, smooth and kind (I mean the: borne or baby either now), and tiro doc­ tor says aho fa the frfrwrt he ever saw, without exception. (He means the baby.)' I got g25 to boot (not on the Labi though, for in its earn the boot of Blaine mon. but the .eon routten rofuaad to , instruct or direct the drieffatM to vote m* unit. In the New itawpthir* Bepublieau conventkm no Proddsutixl prtfonauoe wm aipressed and tte ddsgatiou wm left tugtedgsd and refttttruoted. The Illinois ilopubllcMin elected a (telngrtlon to Cinrintretl largely for Blaine, but ‘ —lion. Daxubi W. Munn, late United fitatiw 8 aparvfaor of lutetnal Iteveuuo for toe Illinois district, wbo was ou trial at Chicago last werk for an all**sd conspiracy, with tot, whisky ring, was found not gnilty. Tho Milwaukee Jury in tho case of ex-Alderman Jonas. of Chicago, .jrbn was charged with crookedncs* in too mai­ ler of illicit distilling, also brought in a verdict of not guilty. - . ‘ guess, fifty. Filly volumes a day would be 18,250 for the year ; but the real number was 79,402—an average of mors than 2,000 a day. In this number is in­ cluded cvcrythipg—old and sew books, file® of journals, pamphlets, musical works, and so on. Oqt of these, no less than 45,837 worn acquired by purchase ; tlic reel were received under the laws of English copyright or under the inter­ national copyright treatiae, or were pre­ sented. The number of readers in the library during the year was 105,310, or 340 every day ; and tho numl>er of vol­ umes consulted by them wns 1,404,000. 3 TO 6 FEET IN DIAMETER, And ANT DEPTH MQUIRED. They wLU lore in *,,b— And wo MAK£ TUX BK-JT OF WELLS In QUICK­ SAND. GOOD ACTIVE AGENTS Wanted in every GREAT WESTERS WELL AGGER CD., BLOOMFIELD, DAVIS 00., I0W*. Mr. Alexander Hcadly, a youag mau ubout twenty-five years of age, who wns studying for tho ministry, and was late­ ly married, and his brother, about twelve' or fourteen years old, were drowned last Tharsday, while crossing Sac river in a i iikifl. They had stretched a rope across tho creek by which to crcas, and crossed in safety several times. Alexander was big pat taking his brother nerowi to herd some' cattle on the rancho on the opposite side of the creek from their farm, and in starting it seems a limb caught the little fellow and threw him out, and in trying to climb liack into tho skiff, ho upset it and threw his Irrotbcr out. Tho elder brother got tho younger one on his bock, and tola him to sit quiet and he would swim safe to shore with him, but j the little fellow was so excited that he climbed upon his brother's head and ' The Now York Herald publishes an editorial paragraph vaguely hinting at sunk him, both going out of sight.— । Greenfield (Mo.) Vedette. the possibility ot the death of Stanley in Africa. Nothing has been heard from tho intrepid explorer since April, 1875, until a few days ago, when a cable dis­ patch brought newa of an envelope re­ ceived by Col. Gordon bearing the di­ rection of Stanley, but oontaining only a scrawl iu a strange hand, the purpart of which is not known. It in thought that Stanley may have sent thia envelope to Gordon as an eloquent sign of his in ■ ability to toll more of bis desperate cir­ cumstances ; or, on tho other band, it may be that U* Herald, according to it* custom, ia trying to work up a small and one d-xcen Hago's Catarrh Bemadv and cure- cbojnoa tm. Mcxroti. minced tneir use. Al find I was ’badly dis­ sensation by telling half-tnitha.—Chi­ couraged, bnt after taking .fouaboWas of tbe Discovery I began to improve, aud when I had cago Tribune. taken tho remaining I was veil. In addition to the uao of Discovery I applied a solution of lain*-, to the Goitre or thick neck. *s ton adSotnebody says that on orange eaten vteo In pamphlet wrapping, and ft entiridy dteevery morning one-half hour before appaared. Your pnuovcry is certainly th* moat wonderful blood medicine over invented. breakfast will euro the craving for I thank God and you. from toe depth* of my liquors. AfUr perreveriug in the recipe, heart, for tlie great good it haa done me. taaffsiwssro" SfiS^-'SKKSi' AGENTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL COLLINS’ VOLTAIC PLASTERS HISTORY or the U.S. IT CURES Rheumatism, 5 e uni beta, Paralysis, Cramps, 8L Titus’ Dance, -Sciatica, Hip Complaints, Nervoas Pains, Spinal Affections, Ruptures A Strains, Weak Mnsclcs, Kidney Complaints, Lame Bark, Shooting Pains, and all . Pains and Aches. : *BE»T8.iS- WBlato Id what paper you saw this advcrtlaement. Collins* Voltaic Plaster THIS CLAIM-HOUSE PEK8I0N8 $350aS andby regularity, a tefonned drunkard «aya that the tiwto of liquors has become repulsive to him. As tbe same pre­ scription is often given for a oommnu disordered stomach, it will do uo harm for any one to try it who is trying to get tbe better of hfa dwwMKl appetite. A CoxxKcncrr expressman's acconut of hia experieDoe in a recent railroad ac­ cident : “ I wm pitched against tho safe. I rcrambkd up with the other feNowa, and then I rnistu-d something, and ex­ claimed, ‘AU fa foot’ * What's tost I inquired thd b;*kemsn. ‘ Why, my oar ; I always thought that I should lose one my head was pliiugvd, aud then J reached out and unhung it, and, by than One My foodtrr in Unriop reoedvw der, it wasn't my ear, but my canvas ex- *Ml*ry of £8,000. Her luune fa Mfaa pMatefr" Bum. BOUHTY: fiat? MUSTANG LINIMENT OPIUM � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-06-09.pdf.pdf 1f9c09aeb6fdb318450ad7a595516ea3 PDF Text Text -s Nashville Maj*. . ———>—- ADVEBTISIHG RATES: FRIDAY, v T-wty»> < »> Ul*r irX Progression. No Retrograding.” <\SH\%,LE;'H\RRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JUNE 9,1876. - .. ...—i----------; , .../■ > . . Ariou-F) 7'1/ j ,, ■ YQlJfo; x x’jr.r cric_ai. onJiNmair to t&lx- Her daughter sometimes -------------- NO. 37. THE BLACK HILLS. offered to os within leu than a week for explanation, "I thought perhaps yon mischievously. . . ,. ,. *' I think you are mistaken, my dear,’ "yon will oblige mo now by going ont the question, provided you will tell me whetk dimwk-will bo ready. It is 6 o’clock, and M yet X aeti bo sign of ft." "I thought-1 told you, before you answer, "that you would liavc to get your dinner down town, for tliat wo should have none." . . .. • . "Youaidaay eo," I replied ; ’‘but I supposed it wu simply a hint for me to " I know ypu did—enough to feed the aldermen and their assistants with..How did you-thin)i it. could bo cooked yrhen wo were cleaning house ?" " I didn’t know you were going to dean house," I said. "I wish to gra­ cious I bad : I wouldn’t have como home till midnight” . ■ " Yes, aijd left your poor wife hero in tho dust and'disorder, while you were feasting and enjoying .yourself. I am glad, now, you have not been todlnncr, for you can sec what I have to put up with !—how I have to get along, and how uncomfortable oven to mo hottac-dcaningta." . “ I presume it is, my dear," I said, in n mollified tone of voice, for I’was dbsirous of having my dinner, and I did not care to provoke my wife -, " and I am very sorry Hurt you deejn it neces­ Il6 U&E-CL BAN1NG. sary to engage in it Wiry don’t you sit do«7i qqietly, and lei the sexvanta do " What a confounded state of disorder . this house js in," I said to my wife, on­ the work. I don't thftk it necessary /or coming home from burincsa tho other you tojift a finger to it" " Nicely the house would be cleaned, afternoon. " If. I didn’t know better, I • " My dear," X said, faterrapting her. "if there bo ano tiring I dWikemore than another, it is to hear about your father. Good by I" I placed, my hand upon the knob of the door to open it when Katy, enter­ ing tho room, said that dinner was on the tabjs. Trym**! I tunned to my ■ftt. gw**! nnd performing other toilet duties dur­ ing, .ouy confab, and, offering her my arin,‘ which she took, we proceeded to the dining-room. - An hour before midnight they looked down on a quiet city. A vehicle rolled along now and then, and once in a while a step echoed along the hollow street, but a hundred thousand men, woman hnd children were fast asleep. Twinkling liko diamonds—they cast thcirliglit into a dark alley. There were old boxes, drays, cans, broken wheels, and hero and there n stone which had crept from ita bod in tho.street. Polhemus Jugular Johnson was there. The stars looked down upon him os ho slumbered. » Polhemus Jugular had looked upon red wino and various other mixtures. His sleep was not the sleep of a man wlw had just paid off a mortgage,1 but it was the sodden sleep of one as full as a tick. Bata came out, peered into his face, You men know* nothing about it, and X scented his heels, and went away and whispered to the other rata that there was word on the subject.” only one step between drunken Polhemus Very well, let me liave some dinner," Jugular Johnson and a dead horse. I replied, " to put into my mouth, and The night air cliillcd him. Ho groaned I will not If there be one thing I dis­ aqd ho clawed around for' the lopehcct like more than another, it is going with­ and the thick quilt. He called out to out my dinner.” imaginary chambermaids and landlords, "lam sure I don’t know," said my and he sat up and wondered where the wife, " what you will have to cat, for it is utterly impossible for mo or cither of " Fluke out o’ hero I ” . the servant* to stop work at prtsent to It was tho deep bass voice of a long'cook anything." * waisted, full-chested policeman, who Prty, tell me, what are you about 1” "I’m about to clean house, my dear/ " You look as if you were about to be­ come an inmate of an insane asylum," I answered; for my wife was shockingly attired in a dressing-gown that had seen better daya and many liouw-cleanings. She carried a long-handled feather-duster in her hand, and had a cap on ber head. you please," shoaaid; "but I presume you would find a difference in the ap­ pearance of the house if it were not that I superintended the cleaning." " Whaiposmbtegoodiaaccompliahcd, ’* I asked, "by turning the bouse upsido down in this fnarfncr! For my part, I never could ane that you improve its ap­ pearance in the least by doing so; it is simply a confounded bore, and I have comp to the opinion that if there be one thing I dislike more than another, it is house-cleaning.H "Pap thing is very certain," she re­ plied, "which is that you men know nothing about it Look at that cobweb in the corner there!” And my wife made an attack with the long-handled feather duster upon nn in­ offensive tittle cobweb that I thought rather ornamental than otherwise. " Now, don’t you think," I said, " if "Ob, anything will answer,* I mid; had come creeping down tho riloy like " a piece of cold meat-pie, or a slice of a shadow of evil. Polheinus Jugular fluked. He readied bailed ham, for instance. Thntftogeiher tho station with, a sore eye, one float-tail think will auffice. Let one of -the serv­ gone and six thousand square miles of • ants set the table in tho library, and mud on his back, When tho officer had said his *ay his then send the tilings up^ if yon please." honor remarked : My wife laughed. "If you think," she. said, ‘♦that’ we ‘‘Th* stars will shine again to-night, have any moat pie or boiled him in the but you will bo where tlieir rays shall not be visible.^’ bouse, you are greatly mistaken." that it would be a great deal better than throwing the entire house into confusion to the cleaning of tho parlors, another to ther dining-room, and so on. That is "At that rate house-cleaning would last through sn entire year, and I, for one, am not disposed to adopt your plan, No, I want to put it all into as' snUul a space as possible, and go. through "Why, wo had eomo yesterday," I answered. " Where has it gone to 1" "GonetooF’edhooflmywife. -"Don’t you suppose the children and servants must eat I” . “Why,, yes, certainly',”'I answered, " but”-----"But wlatr* interrupted my wife. "You don’t thiuk a incat pie will last forever, do you 1” "No,” I answered • “ but my mother at house-cleaning time always had a nteat pic and boiled ham in the cupboard.” “There it is again," exclaimed my wife ; "you are always comparing my housekeeping with your mother's, and I don’t like IL I endeavor to do tho beat I can, and if I fail to liave a meat pie and a boiled him in tho house whenever you ask fax them, I mb certain to have your mother's ways cast into my face. ' I don’t do things as your mother did* I to follow your suggestion, the dust and: know, and, what's more,-I don’t' intend dirt raised in one room would bo sure to, nettle, or in some way get into another manner of housekeeping, why you had room just put to rights, and the result better hire a housekeeper whp will suit yon better. I never heard my father— never end. No; everything must be done at once.” plain of.jny mother’a.houjickeeping, and " Well, my dear," I said, " Ill not khe.tangbt rnn, Everylipdy who knew attempt to argue the matter with you, for I know it. would be a vary usckes task ; but I must say that my mother, "Good gracious!'* I exclaimed; who understood these things, used "don’t say anything more to me about your mother, far if there bo onn thing I "A “ «ny wife interrupted, dislike more than another, it is (gpj1(-ar " your mother did differently from what about her housekeeping. But all thia I da She waa differently situated, and time,•while you are talking aboutlhe excellent housekeeping qualities of'your as your mother was, could have her own mother and youraplf, I am starving. Now, once for all, can I have my dinner poor wives can not follow. Itaunr /our mother was a wry remarkable woman ; "Certainly,” answered my wife; but I trust that I do my duty to you and just as soon as I am able to get it for know how. I don’t," continued my wife, putting the end of the handle of thi! feather duster into the corner of her When will that be !" I asked. In about an hour,” she replied. —W telling mo bow much better your mother o'clock, and here it is 7.1iwttal I’ll where, there is no help for it. 1’11 have offering to give hoi 600,000 at once, and gored against a telegraph pole. . a well-known business firm of this city promising from 2,000 to 8,000 a week for Tho Minneapolis Trilnme publinbcn hope no offense. It’s rather dark, and 1 any length of time.—New York Even­ tho following facts from Israel Hawaii, wno recently arrived from the Black ing Pgst. ,, , , In a few mmutea he came iq contact Hills; "He corroborates the state­ . GOOD TKKTLiRI. with another pole. At the recent session of the Right ments of the rumors in regard to the " Oduldii’t help it, air," said he, lift­ Indian scalping stories, and adds tlxat Worthy Grand Lodge of this international ing his hat " I never saw such crooked order in Louisville, about 200 delegates they are Dot half as startling' as the lanes as we have here in this atty.” facta. He helped to bury many pereons Again he ran afoul of a pole, thia time Bnd representatives were present from killed by tho Indians every day. The with a force that sent him backward to, all parts of the civilized globe. The first three days were stormy and exciting, and bodiea of those mnrderou are always found with air bullet-holes and six "Look here, neighbor, you needn'ti tho action of tho body resulted in the knife stab* in them, besides the lore of push a fellow down because he happens, withdrawing of tho representatives from • isq the scalp, which they- take off by cutting to touch you ; the road is as much mine, Great Britain, New Zealand, Nova Scotia the bead open in tho shape of the letter as yours, and I have as much right hero, and Newfoundland. The cause of dissiitisfaetion wan assumed to lx* that soma " V " from the back of the head down as you Imre, old ntick-in-tho-mud." Picked himself up and made another. o f the Southern States d id not recognize sickening sight. Ho has hod some nar­ effort to reach home, but ■ he soon came the equality of the negroes and admit row e-’capes. One party of them wont them to equal rights and privilege* in plump against another pole. ' out and wore at'ackod by the redskins, 1 tho order. Some mouths since, the "Shan’t mako anymore apologies,” but they were such poor shots that'ho' said* he ; " if you got into the middle of British grand lodges seiit out their ultiliarm was done. Tho Indians are a, thick the street and stand in my way. that's, maturn, and’ declared that if not adopted, as. flics around a molasw's keg. Every they should withdraw and organize n your look-out, not mine. " party that attempts to leava or en­ Proceeding on his journey again, and provisional body to carry out their ter the Hills are attacked, and becoming angry and diz^y, he seemed more or less fall victims to the Those British grand lodge* asked that to be entangled hi an oxtricable laby­ devils in human- form. Ono party of they l>e allowed to send mtasionnric* into rinth of telegraph poles, which led him twenty-five attempted to escape, and the Sonthcrn States to organize the col­ to make a general speech, only ono lived to tell tho story of " Gentlemen, you are not doing the ored people, and form colored grand how they were butchered. Moro Muiucumb generally band together. fair thing. You do not givo a man a lodge*, with equal powers of representa­ A oukat hardship—an iron Bteamer. fair chance. You run from one side of tion in the R. W. G. L. This demand, arrive in a wook. There are some 5,000 Shoot of change—the man with but the street to the other, right. in my coupled with tho threat of secession if not yielded to, was -regarded l>y tho men in tho Hills, among whom there are ono shirt. prulrably fifty tlral are making $20 per people on this side of the ocean as a vio ­ Just then ho met a friend, and’taking A mii.d form of now-mown-ia—tho day to 1,000 who make a dollar. One lation of its principles of State rights, him by the hand, he said : party of eight men got their sluice going hay fever". "There is a procession going along and resisted, since the charters of all Scrub ra&s generally scour the track at noon and worked till sundown, and this (treat, and every man is drunk ; gand lodges give them the sole control their total earnings were fifteen cents. for tho sweepstakes. they havt been running against me all of tho order in their respective jurisdic­ There were sixty-three men in his party The Nevada State Fair asHociation is the way from the club. 1 knocked one tion*. A substitute for tho British prothat went into the Hills. Sevan men to lx) turned into a jockey-club. ‘ of the fellows down, and one of the fel­ pomticn was adopted, which declared will never return, and four men were What is tho nearest thing to a: cat lows knocked me down, and then a lot null and void any and all provisions of lort coming out None of his party re­ lookingout of a windowT The window. cf them got around me, and I believe any grand lodge charter that made any turned with enough to pay their ex­ Life is not so short but that there is they would have licked mo’ within an distinction on account of race or color. pense*. The citie* that were tho glory always time for courtesy. inch of life if you had not come to the Thereupon tho withdrawal took place. of tho Hills on tho start are its dead ns Lonimui has a beefsteak club. PerThe subsequent action of the body de ­ rescue. Lot us go ont of this street be­ tliongh they never existed. The boat baps tho dub-ill for. pounding <ho beef fore the procession comes back, for they nied tho right of soccadon, and directed claims are along Rapid crock and Dead­ are all drunk."—California Spirit oj tho executive committee to take immodi* TOROID. wood. The best claims wore taken pre­ ute measures to maintain tho unity and the Times. ■ vious to January. There are only two international character of the order, and paying claims on Rapid creek. One of a strong delegation will be sent across mXW. I myself liavo eaten rats, says an Eng­ throe turned out about $2.50 each day the water to endeavor to hold as large a Akthub Smith, of Galveston^ TeX-ia, lish clergyman, .syi.d found them good per man; tjie other about $3 per mon. membership as possible. eating. I wm on board ship at the time, Claims wore 1 rid in Deadwool previous j while eating dinner lately, had eometo January for ftom 91,000 to $500.” . i thing ’stick in his ihroat, which shut and it was found neccMsry to smoke tho aristocratic chicken disA citizez of Omaha who lately arrived . off his wind. Arty choked* .to- desth, hold out to got rid of tho rata that had infested the ship. Three hundred and The latest story about James Gordon from Ouster. City say* tiiat just before j probably. ninety rate were found suffocated round Bennett’s engagement to Mis* May, and ho loft that place was attacked by In-1 the fires. A French third mate, who the unexpected postponement of their dians, who burned the ammunition hbuae wan oq boanl, proposed to cook, and oc- marriage, is the following explanation in in the center of the city, which in blow- j txally • did cook nomo of the fliMst of a New York letter : " Mr. Bennett gave ing up destroyed several. His party -them. Them' I tasted, and indoedate a dinner party at his house on Fifth loft at dsriight next morning, and he A TOBACOOX1BT in Boston was assault­ of them. Chiefly the hind legs were avenue some weeks ago, at which several cannot give particulars. They buried ed in the street* the ether arguing., -He eaten.. They wore ixoeedingly white, ladies, including Miss May, were pres­ John Schenck, of Yankton, who had was plugged severely in the hea d, and delicate, and tender, and, ks far as I re-, ent. Mr. Bennett got very lively to­ been shot eight miles from Buffalo his left lug was badly damaged. 7member, put mo in mind of chicken, ward cvcuing,and, the dinner-table being Gap. On the north aide of the Platte, A fashion journal Bays: "Waista with a slight -tjavo^ of game about it' over, asked all the ladies to step down IwtWcon Rod Cloud and Sidney, they ure to be longer this year ;” bnt, d long found tho body of T. P. Hermann, of I They hud been wcirnouriaheJ, and were into the billiard-room, when he would had $7,500 in | as they are not broader, young mrai With plump and in good condition. I would show them something they had never Carlisle, Pa., who short arms will manage to get around not object to cat them pcrfoetly pre- seen before. All went down, end hav­ chocks and ^$21 in greenbacks with them. - ' . ’ 1 jsared, and should regard such food as a ing, in obedience to Mr. Bennett’s re­ him. The Indians left those, but . MI* Tub Philadelphia clasais aluftio Re­ great boon after eating salt-junk and quest, got up on the billiard-table, were stripped him of everything else and run picketed pork of si x years' storing. After suddenly startled by the entranee-of two off his stock. They took the body to formed Church have eetectod Rlenaunt • carefully cleaning, I betievo tlio French­ game cocks, wliich, amid the ahri ks of Sidney, and from there forwarded it vilta, Bucks country, and the first Friday in Judo, 1877, as the place and time for man fried them ; at all events, they were the ladies, who did not dare to get off hands of Mr. Moore, a citizen of Sid- i the next meeting of the classic. •’ very entabte. Speaking of this to a the table, set to fighting in dead earnest. ls a certain drug stare of, this city eouutry frfceul ©f ours—a. Jidy—^she in­ The ladies screamed, Mr. Bennett nejr. The Indians attacked a minor's! " Which means------ tMqueried Polhe­ mus. "Sfxty days to rrdot.” "Und dot ish all right," whispered a man in the audience. On the red saw-horoe proudly seated, Polhemus Jugular Johnson made up faces at the crowd filing out. If he cared that ha wns there, ho didn’t care if any ono else cared. When he had gone they fount} that ho had writteq on formed me that her husband once had a .laughed, and the cocls fought until torn the wall: "P. Jugular Johnson wns pie mode ol rata. , They were caught in and bleeding, they were carried out, and basely incarcerated here to-day, but he a bam whert the. Mheet was jurt tho ladief; were five to descend from died game."—Detroit Free Press. thrashed, so that they were very nice their perch. Report says that Miss May and tender fiom their feeding* ■ was so disgusted at the behavior of he^ IfOIT THKr Witt. 8QKEAK. intended husband that she was on the nLOOD DR1XK1KG.' A man who draws tho prize of squeak­ The practice of blood drinking for the joint of breaking lier engagement, but ing boot* in a booL-and-shoe dab always finally it was agreed that the wedding cure of consumption and other wasting gete them on Saturday, and by the oert diseaae* is severely enmiflenteu on by should bo postponed for six months, to day the full power of the squeak is de­ many of the medical journals, and cases veloped. Ha arrive* nt church at the opening of the lang prayer, aad i ad­ are. adduced as avitknoc of lhe evil of the’practice. It is raid that it induces mitted by the sexton with admonitory bSJtD. an inordinate appetite for ^Ipod, which gaatures of lulqtioe. Tho find atept in­ A recent British Parliamentary return will be app^itaort 1bj uothtog else, and side the door is followed by a sound like wliich has just been issued gives an cf which results in n horrible form of in­ that of ripping a clap-board from the fective bird’s-eye view of the progress of sanity, to which the name of haromania' side of a barn, while all the ladies on hairbh-ifi given. Tire victim of thin mad that nation in material wealth since the right ride of Iho aisle tip tlieir top­ 1814. In that year the gross annual pas don fo; Mood will, if tho fresh blood knots on one aide and squint from their of animals is not attainable, it is said, value of the lands, bouse a, quarries, left eqw, those on the other sub revers­ mines, canals, and gasworks of Great suck the blood. o£„ sleepers to whom he ing the operation. 'Briancisg painfully or she may have access. How much Britain wm £60,188,890; in 1844-aad on the worst corn, lie makes a more here we get fairly into the railway era— truth there is in thia we do not know, gradual effort, and it. rewarded by hear­ it had mounted to £95,300,248. The ing the same hnrmonic'roverberance liko figures for 1854 embiaoe the United ages has established the fact that almost linked sweetness long drawn out. TJien Kingdom, and cannot, therefore, *11, H nM .11 th. *1 other ndhe trie* to navigate on the balls of’ his given for phyatoaf guidance'by Moses to properly be compared with those for feet, and waddice along on his heels. 1814 and 1844. The nocesaary correc­ He dutches convulsively at tho ride of tions for Ireland can, however, be rough­ Blood was of-pccinlly prohibited, and the pew* to lighten his weight, knocks ly made without much difficulty- The with good aause. It doca-not aadmilate down a woman’s parasol, and gets all the valuation for 1854 is stated at £124,871,­ when taken in any quantity into the deacons io raising their bald beads and 885; ten years afterward it stood at the revulsion, felt to it the stun acron their foreheads, and 'stomach* £101,397,845 ; and in 1873 the total was •when th-J pradino is first entered upon scowling as they do the rest of tho week. ’ should be regarded as significant of its £312,922,851. So with income* from trade* and professions. The ascertained unsuitablencBs as a form of diet. We no more, and trota along fast, jerking total fa 1814 was £37,068,989 ; in 1844 think the blood cure will bare a short out spasmodic shrieks with a regularity it was £65,095,191; in 1854, £91,280,­ popular!^, . * that he could never attain at anything 131; in 1864, £1M,O7S^O; and in 1873, £197,237,339. ber of our dorrospondeuts who have mamfwlBfrrsUiirtrrertdVhe attempt of a little Sunday-school girl of this city toadtoot 1,060,000 of canceled postage stamps beJcro the 1st of July, we axe «*joy- able to say Mmt their kindly offered as­ sistance is not needed. The little girt and his face of a color to match the saint done, in red glass in tho principal win- And what are children but nature on ,as I cbtiHTftte come to gratifying your bread, whil dollars on wtih..”' • left my mo My wife smiled. ia certain to collect a great many more than the requirefl number of stamps by A propoakd amendment to the Consti- cabin at midnight, at Resobud, between Custer and Deadwood, and surprised and killed all the occupants, literally hacking them to pieces. About ■' ‘ 4,000 ‘ people are in Ouster, and 1,200 houses. Nothing can bo done on account of tiro Indians. If a man goes a mile from camp alone he loses his scalp. j . . j' may be seen a notice recomasrtyjing a certain patent taodicine with Utn dubious heading, "Try me, box ; no other tnedicine will over bo token." . r Tint lightning struck a Patchogue darkey on thir head, but ho- refused to budge an inch, and muttered dog&Jdly: " Dat makes free time* Tse l>e^n hit, and now I shouldn’t wonder cf. iLJuff mo alone.” A fond father sent his young hopeful It was Lord . Houghton, who, when a of four into an adjoining room to get a tarty more, beautiful in her owui»yt'H book. The l>oy camo bock and said itthan tlioec of the world was boMllhgrtlurt wasn’t there. “ Yus, it te, my bod," said th.f.U.CT, •■if.onttota.lo.’* Tbnboy | >>“’ <* ««ul b^k M.1 wiKrtcd vblUlhx. “ “> uiukrlouo, =-Clur. was no book there. The father got im­ patient and sent anotlier child for the! book, and in tho meantime tho mother' brought the book from a different room | with the remark: " Here's your book; it was on tho mantel-piece." The gentleman composed himself to read, and! about ten minutes afterword discovered' Surroi*—"Well, I may hope,- then, dear, that al some future time I may base the happincs* of making you my wife. ’ Ameriron charmer-" Yes, I hope so, I’m sure, for I'm getting real fir<« of "tong fellows for broach of promiso of marriage.”—Punch. young hopeful still standing by his chair If you don’t know what everybody and regarding him intently. As he else knows you luui better hold .ybur raised lite eyes the boy broke out sol­ tongue ; and if you know something that emnly: "Father, there'* n fib about ’everybody else know* you had better hold your tongue also ; at the aame timc, 1 if you know something that nobody else Woman's Journal. IkM-kMptttoyomaftr A singular fight was witnessed recent-' A Boston gentleman who advertised a ly at Giants' Causeway, Ireland. Bey- rcwwd of $6. wr qootaions sakcil, nanl, who was hungry, saw tho ravens I for the return of. ft atolem blwk-and-tan feeding on some carrion near tho brink dog, was somewhat surprised to r-Meire of a precipice. He accordingly stole in near tho carrion and lay down ap-1 jxrmtly as if dead. The. ravens had noticed him, and resented his intrusion. I One of them flew and peeked at him, 'j from * respectabte dsily paper «n offer to insert the advertiaecnent, wrfi the *dd*d jndocement that " The daily - — » well adapted, wu believe, to your purpose, ■" it reaches th? dare to whnmyou bens of the Legislature when taking the littte gpme was oontinued for some time, j Wb’vk Itad (says "Hobokus”) an oath of office to swear that they have when the ravens, getting enraged, as- Irish ImII at the bote), and the girlsand neither directly or indirectly infiutmeed aumod the offensive. One attacked him ! boys were all there. Supper wtat anorganization nor election expenses, has the mover is chairman of the commit- reported favorably. found hs had caught a couple of Tartars, the beaux with the question : " What'll His cunning stood him in good stead for j yez have for supper?" ''Snr*, it’s s some time, but gradually ho wan being ! quail on toasht and some fried oyather* " My mother wouldn't have bad y^u, .lighuy rtvtiw, " b, the parks and fields and roadways, and "She would not have shown ss good taete, then, m her daughter did," I of oourae," she replied ; " what Ekhtt hundred girls attend Baptist mfllion 0/ defaced postage stamps with­ college* in Georgia, many bt them for in a few weeks to know that we havehad stamps to the number of nearly a million cd out of this field? the prvdpiu., and, when at length there, j Ye'll take bane aoup tike the reoht, or . ------ ------------ u-------------------- A--.------’ I ye'd rise out of thut and give your Bate to Mary Ann. Th*V» what yell do. ” and fell headlong into the sea. �- -S HEADQUHHTERSSTOT* P, 1676 y, Abdul Asia, GOOD GOODS! and LO( FOR THE LONG BRICK STORE OF GRAND T*e Relfable Stewt Mae GRAD Belridwe, Montcalm County, hu d i.Appear- ntjioi'k. by open mg uviMe profit. moprn their k>». • A llllla non of Henry Mpera, while play Tha Republican candidates already evening, waa ron orerby a team a? horses meutiuued for congress from this Dis- and terribly injured about the band. . 1 Our Stock at iDE/V GOODS tnct are James O’Donnell, o! Jackson ( A family fend between Christian HaltE. W. Barber, of Eaton, Daniel Slri ehlnirr attd wifa led blmio take her children ker, of Barry, and J. H' McGowfch, of Branch. Select the beat man. . GROCERIES! are receiving ».PbrmipeoU of the Marshall & Caldwapre improving Marahall h’said j riowedt tn tha work assigned lo her The big RapuMiean great National Convention takes place in Cincinnat- IS NOW ALL IN AND ti next Wednesday, and Blaine, Bris­ tow add the great unknown will until $90,000 ia raiaad. emerge.from the dark valley of sus Mothers live for I heir children, make self sacrifices for them, and manifest their tenderness and love so freely, that lhe name mother is the sweetest in human language. And Ct sons, youthful and aged, know I little of tbe anxiety, the nights of sleepless end painful solicitude which their mothers hare spent ovei their thonR-Xless waywardness. Those with those hours of secret agony un­ told. As the mother watches by nigh', or prays iu lhe privacy o! her cl»«rt. she weighs well the woids which alia will address to her *on in arder to* lead him to manhood uf lion­ et and usefulness. She will not tell him all the griefs and deadly fears which beset her soul. She warns him with trembling, test she say over­ much. She tjies lo charm him with cheery love while her trcarl is bleed■HP No worthy and successful iu •ver yet knew lhe breadth and dqfith •f lhe great obligation under steps al thu time when •haractcr for virtue nnd purity so narrowly balanced against a cc urse •f vic* ana ignominy. ?Let the »■«*!Lilifal aon do his utmost to amootl his ■ mother's pathway, let him oba, _ ~ implicitly as lie can her wishes and advice, let him omit nothing that will contribute to her peace, rest, and bap­ . pincas, and ye! I»e will part from her at the tomb with debt to her.not half discharged. found in NaahriMe, ' John Colyer. M old rtwidsnl of Grand child™. night. Mergen had ■nffiefanl strength to get borne, bat Erd was aubanqnmilly found in a ditch so -badly injured that be died Saturday morning. A man named Sbirtliff formerly of Adrian, left his home several days ago and'went in­ to the woods near Grsndvffls, for the pur­ pose of starring himself to death. Saturday night be was found nearly dead, not bavins tasted food or drink for three days and nights. Restoratives were givsn him, bat SIZES AND PRICES ! Men’s Suits from 9.00 to $18.00 Boys’Suits “ 5.50 to $11.50 and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines., Our HATS. CAPS. ' BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PAOS, OVERSHOES. INCREASING SALES Nubia. at S3 Ct>. and Chil­ dren’. Sleeking. !«U Wool] al »O Coal*. left. not lain, and got bey< Both ware burled Randay. team Blood, a farmer of Alpine town“ -nt county, wm amwted Thursday with ravishing bis deaf mute daugh- PBIITS FROM B TO 7 Cl GOODS IRE SOLD CHEAP to try m Thc Hlghett Market Prjcc paid far Dr. D. 11. Crane, veterinary surgeon, who lives sogsewbsrs in the rural derslricks. Country Produce. nigh unto Lansing, has been arrested and locked up. It is charged that an officer ar­ rested him while attempting a brutal out- DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May 15, 1867. Into a cell. KOCHER BROS. S. LETS HAUSER, MERCHANT TAILOR! Mbnths ago a Detroiter was sent to the hotiae of Correction for habit. «al drunkenness. The wife, a hard Cattins arvl Maltii working woman, and sorely afflicted in health, managed to provide food and fuel for herself and child, until the other day, when death came to end the struggle. Tho little girl, hardly eight years old. was al! alone in the house when her mother died. The event occurred at dark! and al midnight, the child was heard sing»g io the darkness. A pedeatriao Beard her say: “Mother, won’t you wake up and 5-hTUle. M.dL Nov. Jo. B. MEBHAU8BR. light the lamp ’ If you will I will •ing some morn!" Suspecting what had happened he soused some of the ne'ghbora, and as they went in the child sat in the darkness, holding its mother's cold Stockmann & Willyard, hand and singing : “Xks Lord will lead a title child, PROPRIETORS Aad leech me how to pray.” A dark room, death on the bed, poverty, hunger and cold to make her ailtiation more desolate, and yet the •hiid of shadows was not afraid. She said : “I kept still a Jong while to let mother sleep. Then I sang all my At the old Xmhv'.IlB House Barn •ongs to keep her awake, Then I looked out or lhe window and didn’t NABHVILLE, MICH. move, so that the angels wouldn't he afraid ta some and talk to her and mate her smile! I wish God had made more daylight for poor folks!” READ ! . READ ! TO THE Sick and Afflicted ! ar vuariue Aa vicurur t DR. J. bTl.SVRF. aometimea fo pfadaipas'of and pariah•oer on a more friendly footing. Be­ fore ibw first gasue wiw out a young lady hit him hr the bsek wit h her i: allet; he fell over an arch,and two of tha players decided never lo dark­ en his church again on account of Ina rnklat of MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, AS1" Don’t forget it I Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at • 8 Golnxi; NoTta. k C. A. TRUMAN'S u« made with BlUdale A Indiana ON SOUTH MAIN STREET, ftLASf* and VX L’jviin'ti wnoi.&*Ai.KiMn trrxu.) Window GUm. PHtc Olas Cut, Sialnrd and Enarorted Glaaa, Freneh and German Lnoklag Glaaa Illlnote Railroad. HARDY Jt CROCKER, Proprietors MILBUBI WAGON, FOR SALE ONLY AT OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF IS! AGUE. PreetdraL K. W. VO^GT’W SALVATOR BEER Is the Beat lager Brewed in the West .Vis: REAPERS, MOWERS Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, EST Harrows, Corn RLD. nr all DRUGQSTSL , April 10. ISO*. Can cojjndvniUJljr u.j Panotu A Co.'. Rat and Cockroach Kitrrtalnalor I. .epcrW to aoythlns I COMIC Planters, and Road Scrapers, or the Beat Make. I Country'. FOR LADIES. Fill Ung on the Stmt. , These celebrated Wagons :tre the best in the market The axle trees are made from the best Ohio hickory; the spokes and hubs from best XXX Fort Wayne oak, and every particle of lumber in them has been season­ ed, under cover, over three years. We war­ rant every wagon to show no defects in ma­ terial or workmanship for one year. DIAMOND IRON PLOWS PRICE, Inclitod Top Doi, Whifflctrees, Netiyoic, StaychaiBx; aii Tro Spw Seats. $85 L. EHORT’8 ATKINSON & ROE, ARTISTIC CALL AND EXAMINE THEM Carriages and Buggies. CUSSUIAATTOX PEEK. Ta The good Samanitin stopped at good GROCERIES, WALL PAPER, BAVAOE, Detroit, Mieb Special Medical Announcing , Fort Wayac, Jackses J saimr R. R. DEPOT, NEW LIVERY! READ ! GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING I! NASHVILLE 291255 IBS’S, YOOTKS’i BOYS’ CLOTHING There is acme science, a little mys­ tery and a good deal of uncertainty about the game ol croquel. The other day wbewa I>(roit clergy mun aaadte on'everting call ou one of hi* congregation nnd waa invited lo piny »game, he was only too glad, remark­ ing that such. Mmkl games served H. a LKDYARD. O. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADTT. GEO M. SAVAGE A CO • COLUMN BEADY MADE CLOTHING» SALE and BOABDING STABLE. Splendid Prints, 2-Button Kid Gloves Plaid Dress Goods, Black Alpacas, Curtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, Black Silks, Table Linens, Parasols. Hosiery, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AID LAMPS! TOWS! TEA™ nox-T fail i under bonds in ths sum of , to await examinslion. are proof that the peo­ ple know where ARE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIMX. COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! BEST »l,00 W t^t'VAlOL NEW GOODS DAILY FOR CENTiJ CROOK'S PATENT NASHVILLE, MICH. I KEEP A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF bankJM Ww.dnard Arvnii*. Five boys took all of Friday to catch fhh. They tramped about fif­ teen miled, imbedded a hook in a moot undesirsblu part for hooks iu on* of the party, had a fight in which one boy lust three teeth, and another faro, lo*t their line*, alao a straw haj. were gone < irht hours. Ndt I MEAT MARKET! Drinking gin-------Faarinatlug Blond* HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS, MARBLE WORKS GUARANTEE: ROE & CLEVER. TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE. inform the publie tbal tiny will DOUBJLE WAGON MraviBe, Mick. BLACK * FULLER. And Manufacture all kinds of BIRD! A CROCKER. EAVE TROL’GBIVG a Specialty. TOMBSTONES Fareira A B3! C. O. WOLCOTT. BLACK A JTLLIR �NEW GOODS? fl 3 dred years eg• artillery aud obureb bells sf Philadelphia coaseerated th* 4th of July is th* Amertean heart,' and it will tbere be cherished tjg^boru generation* shall live and paM-awa^pu>< Nash rille propose* to WanUd! At >• NMhvHte elevator. 180,080. lbs. WOOL, tor wttsh tho Mghsot murk to prto. Uhout frir Jcvy I ' We have Just opened a terge crate of Crockiry, *md it will be arid i»n application at pr ices to mil the buyer. We also have a nr* stock of Gtaswware. speh as Glass Pitcher*. Cake Biands. Frail Dtebe* by the pieos or atot. Syrup Jugs tb* aisart patera* you ever MW. U •* Wa­ ter Glanws, Gablets, he, he. Les Bno*. step forward, open the flood gates of patri­ Uris week, wMeb is ornaaiwwtwd wHb a flam­ otism. and celebrate our Nation s birthday ing. simmering teapot. Th*y are bound to in aa appropriate manner. Wo shall oom give satisfaction to every oustomsr. mens* work on the poster* to-day, and next —P. M- Wheeler, ef Blair, raised the Week win be prepared to giro our readers frame of a hew barn iu Tuesday. 10fl al- the particulars in fn’l. teaded—a oaateantel oak* baked cn a p'at* 180 year* old waa on* of th* attraoMons. —A woma* from Ferryiburg, Okie, was in the villsge, last week, aseompaaied by agb. Just received a nice lot of Prints her little san, looking flor awayward hus­ whkh we are sailing at 6 ots. a yard. band. She didnot find him here this time. GntrriTM h Dcixm. —Jaeob Leals A Soa« ns* furniture fac­ tory is aasumtag the shape ©f a buDdlrg The frame is up aad-the roof bring put on. It is 40*60 feet, three .tori** high, and will be veneared wkh brick. It will bo a uedil to Nash villa. , 10,000 Price ti All, aiJ at 12 1-2 Per Cat Mil Fathers aud mothers, brothers and sisters, sweethearts aud children, ean be r«r«i M<>«r u op their railroad matter. The Major railrood man of extended experience, will raise the money for the road—It u» la a and aay Tobacco from BO eta. to $1.00 par lb. The htehoat market price paid for Produce —A pigeon ebooting match came off In L . H W. FunT’athia village yesterday, wUh-D. N. Purehis and Jews* Anotin for captains. PnreWa* party brat Ansdu's Iff birds. Th. largest run waa made by Captain Purobis who soar­ ed nine bi.-ds cut of tea .hota. GAPS, 8HOES, CLOTHnrG, HOTIOWS, ac., &c., dtc. from the sal* of liquor lo rink an arterian well in the ceatral portion of that hamlet A street preacher, of the lunatic asylum stripe ha* been eotartaiaiag the people of tbe piosss eity of Charlotte. The people u* ed him almost a* bad as tbe Jews did John the Baptist, and he baa loft far. a mor* exudhlmn. Abraham W. Halts, a man cf 80 yearr, was arrested last trcch near Eaton Rapids. Aboat a year ago tbe brick sfchool house, two miles south of Baton Rapids, wa* broke into aad some books, a fail eloib, valued at $10 00, and some other property stolen. Waite wm suspected, and n warrant is.aed The Kalamatoo, Hasting* * Lowell Rail­ rood company, in order to complete their road, are about to issue $160,000 tret mort­ gage bond* L. E. Stauffer has been compelled lo rent a building adjoining hie hotel, la order to keep pate with bis increasing patronage. So keeps a good botaL , A couple of whiskey fights wore la pro- a score er toss of drinking holes, and avera­ ges a fight a day. An epent of aa eastern foundling's horns was in th* sity with a company of orphan children for adoption. Tbe court boas* square is being enclosed by a neat iron fence, which will be a pride he returned with a pony which he wiebed to Barry County. to eel! and Anally disposed of $7. He was sent to tbe Detroit House of Correction for tioned aa candidate for congress from this a sixty day* *Uy. • district. . I; ? ? O J A very great deal of ntoreet has been excited over tho law-suit of Rev. David Buck, a United Brethren minister, of Brook­ field township, which has been in proccas of trial at Eaton Rapids for three days ending Friday, and in which over 90 witnewe* were exammed. Mr. bunk having just been married, the BrookleMitM conceived the riod pair, whs repay their compliments by having sstsu of the ring-landen arrested for riot, but, sn account of sems error iu tha papers, they were duobarg*d, when all seven separately eommsuoed suit against the preacher to recover damages of $100 each for false imprisonment. The first case that af Irving Allen, being the one jurt de­ cided in Aites'* favor, the ether six are ad­ journed until Jwss Mad. GRFFITH & DURKEE, Naabville, Mich. The following tn regard to the apportion­ ment of thia county, we take from a letter which will appear in tho Mld-ileviHe Rep­ ublican thia week. It seeme to aa to be the host plan, to give every locality an equal chance, and apportion according to the population of townships: I give b<5oi r.. tlonment under the ..._________________ [see census of Mich. p. B) upon the basis of one delegate to each two hundred and leu (2101 inhabitants, or mniosy. thereof, giving to the township hav­ ing the fewest inhabitants four delegates : ELEMENT SMITH, V. _ . lawyj W. SMITH, E. T. CHILD & CO, M. FLINT, Attorney at JLxsvr. Offlce over BcSee Bron. Drag Store, Hsehrflta. MIsK FURNITUREI And join in the chorus with thine that are already singing OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Boot, and Shor., ■ This is the Tea. I long have sought, And mourned because I found it not. 204 Main St., Jackson. PARADY. Mluufaelmer of LN Q CBESSY. THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF JAMES FLEMING; Tn Nashville and sell them at the Smallest Profit. Yau can buy Wahrat Bnreans, lith ilass $12.00 StraW'A" for 101 cents, Granulated Hi cents, Yellow C 9 conn. Marble Top Bureaus, Jo $18.oo _____________________________LEEBRO’S Mrs. E. C. Eittingrer Everythin Use io Proportion. And other Groceries equally as low io price. another: and by increasing the number of delegatee, ibe danger of manipulation by rlare is greatly lessened. At any rate it will do no harm to give this matter candid consideration nnd criticism, and for that purpose it t* offered to your reader*. A. H. E. J Has >sl resaved a largo sad Ans MKrtant of Ths nmr flrm o AINSWORTH k BROOKS, psy Hie Highest Market Price for Walclimater aid Jew, Em< Ude <rf Mala Street, Xsahvflte, Mfch. F. &— FhM Watches and Jcwfey m fully rvpatred med* wnwraaduk JfONEY TO LOAN! h 4fm<J tai tall, taHi&k. $300.00 and UPWARDS MILLWERY&FANCY GOODS! Spring aud Summer Sly les M. JONES, Al Prime that Defy CompeUttoo. BOISE BRO’S Dress and Cloak Making, POTATOES, CORN, CUTTING AND FITTING, Dows la lbs Lotos* PtohtomlHe atyies. OATS, APPLES, Clover Seed. &c., Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE 1 a. Detroit, a* in ell large cities there iu a class of ♦ oung men who devote nearly all theft time to accomplishing the rata of un­ suspecting young women. An instance of this kind occurred on Tuesday night lasl. which, for tee cool fiendtebne**, I* seldom, if ever serpsssed. In lhe fifth ward, occu­ pying rooms in a oomfortabk two-story fraw* rasidanee. lives a family consisting of a widowed lady, a son 22 year* of age and a haa<taeme daughter of 18. The von io an invalid and. not able to leave hi* room and the wether, to support bins and and her young daughter, has filled the position Wr also keep on hand and hare for sale LATH, ' SHINGLES, ’ WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR, STUCCO, \ fc. 4'-. MBreai,Rub,Caies,Mera and Pies • Proprietors. LTHVCEE ROOM ke*t>noo***etlon; also a eboM stock o< DOMESTIC form', Who la in business on State street, thia acquaintance wee cultivated erich the erring one. and eu Tuesday evening teat she enticed the unsuspecting girl from her home for a walk. Under one pretext and another the young girl eras ‘ ' returning anti' it became so CtMtcdtMt a tftcvJhf. MONEY TO LOAN GROCERIES! 6T Gue m * call I* tbe Bctey boiJdlni. "X* 23 ALDRICH. BOOKS, STATIONARY, THE HEW Ko 4* Main Street, General Contf^ancinf, A. which we ship and retail al bottom prices. AINSWORTH i^ROOKS, ELIHU CHIPMAX, Justice of the Peace, . Double­ Thread Lock-Stitch Machine. BS. L. O CBOCKER MILLINERY HANDY GOBDS! Hau In all Ow lalat ttylcs. Real nnd Imitation Loen, Real and Imitation Bair Gotda, krrn Tits, Ac., OasKmcrc for ( bxiko—Pattenu given to thone buvfw Cloaks. meachtny. Prating, Waring <md rwshapiny Old Baft. MImS DOWNINGMin st tM MM of tbe Dross M>klnc DvfaraMwt LIVERY STABLE! Wines and Liquors ! CHAS. W. 1IEWAKAY, JEWELER a OPTICIAN NASHVILLE,itflCH, THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. Do you want > good Book for the sibte sad close hl M eariy he* 3b*«0owipte of the evwateg wore stfae dbttar*. Th. Ladies Moriai of the M L Church or Mspte Grove *Kl meet al Ore rcaidrooe of Mn. O. H. Cole, on Wednesday weening. *■ Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, Gayest and' Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. would arouse in th*-minds < f ber brother snd th* other resk'onU of the bouse. She bogged of her companion to take her to Jbcr home, where she would remain until morn­ ing and 1 ben return to ber brother. This No building i. being dons in Hast ter waa refused, and, apparently by accident, this year. ' -■* ■57;.■.- cinr but, no doubt, according to well laid plans, Ws ran nerusi* Frogfsot. He is Mill alive but his mind oocasioMily wanders, caused, probably, by exeessiv* menial labors of his The Social gathering of tbe Ladies Societo of tbe M. B. Church of Ms pls Grove was very plsasantly entertained at the residence of Mr*. Warburton on Wednesday evening of tert weak. This society saw number* thirty-three regular mmnbsrw About nUt> w- W. G. AYLSIORTH & CO., the beet masieians in Nashville, and the music they <Useoar*s is as good as eaa be drawn from horns, organ* and string iuuiru- The Charlotte RcpubHain. last week an­ Lasi Saturday we paid our “seal of gov­ nounced the uuse of H«*. B. W. Barber, of The street* thst city as a candidate lo eongrese from ernment" a few hours visit. premated quite a lively appearance; about this district. 200 teams being in town. We picked up The Board of Trustee* of the village of believe*, ere now using tbe tax derived lhe following •^•ANHyn,Lg wnaR.Jsi»-»' >. *. K< •«Mcottajlf tavl'nf MresreLC*m IN THE BRADY BRICK. BOOTS, -Ikt NaahviP. Qaadrill. Heed war* out and paid mwerel of our oitisoas a s Saturday evening. W« are oudsr oUip _ it vl.l—J «_ —J ..r A Bnittiarr Amimuoa* Norn—John Eales Cooke, of Virginia, aa American novelist, wboee stories, In thrilling situa­ tions, sustained power, dramatic incident, and eharming diction, are tmsurpanod, has written for tbe Detroit Free Press a aerial entitled : “Canolles: The Fortunes of a Partisanof’81. AStory of lhe Revolution." It will be commenced in the Weekly Free Pre** of Jane 10th. During this Centennial year such a story should be especially wel­ come. Buch of oar reader* as ar* Interest sd in this department of literature, will, no doubt, gladly hail “CaneHee" as the type of the heroic partisan of America* liberty, and hasten te secure far themselves the pleasure of the perusal *f what promise* to be the meat attractive story of ths year. HLA.ZE’F’ST BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, DRY GOODS, GROCEBXZ8, Last Hus'lsy afternoon aa Mr. L. 8. Haith and wife were returning .home from > R. Lemhard's their hemes became frigktO* CatJt jPurcJuutrs will make onud,'and ran away. Mr. Smith, whilst endeavoring is stop them was thrown from Large Saving by buying their Goods the buggy. He held On to the horses until of a CASH HOUSE. the rein* broke. Tbe horse* ran about 80 NwhvtHe. Mich, Feb. Sth. IS74. rod* farther, and In turning a corner threw Mr*. Smith out, injuring her no badly about tbe back that ahe was conveyed to a eiek bed and medical assistance was called. Mr. —Ths Sunfield ghoct, which created mneb exeitemeal a few weeks ago. aad ad Smith waa alec quite seriously Injured about judged by e'Opirttual lecturer to be a spec­ lhe face and leg*. ial messenger from tha inaaer-lud has oom* to grief. It wa* caught stealing oom. —P. HeUsr will speak in Venn's hall aa Sunday morning and evening. Subject: ••The Perelslest State of Christ before he earn* la tha Flesh M I propose m giro the Bible exposition of the above. P. Hottek. JSZEJLIDE ALL Owr Rteek ts wstl sesertsd, botsg sesMwtosU of Home Circle ? Do you waul School Books ? Do you want a Prescription filled Clocks', Spectwcs, Ac. ti *2 with care ? DOMESTIC” 8EWINC MACHINE CO. Nevr York nnd C7Hl<m<o. �(SRI CHICAGO LEDGER Tire ease of the German steocnehip Anna will probably *dttod without vioieUCRt. -Tbd (JhitMteA h«s yirtM U «x> of Uc tau* nf the Gownan Ministered, haa infticted punish raent by e-xtenling the ptaitM, de­ For tho Nnt Half Vasr. SPECIAL IfflTICE TO ODR-EEADEM. grading thr. mandarins in the vicinity of the place where th*^»ni^4n(loiurders Jb-rih-.-A larar*ortiM> ri th* day's aeeaiuc wa. derated to ccosidoreliaa of Banning-a b01 for tbs rrffiwUMfl Ibaaessy, wbtab wsi rsassd wlltaml smmM OAM~ AUCTION AND SALE ROONSOF HORSES, CAR­ RIAGES. ANO RNNNtSS. occurred,‘and burning down two villagca wluwe the plundered cargo waa am­ ended. Tho third daman JU tha G«r- fewrional ctmdurt In the Forrest diroroe casn. —A lawyer narrod Raed, perilling in Buffalo. without diffi­ w^~Maa* '“jhntan by the XqHWM news­ culty. paper, of U>ri city, ind in a suit far damages •7,000,000 to in silver ociu and ballioo. The the jury awarded hftn »1S. currency -balance to *9,285.108, whieh to an Notwithstanding ihd reports of the incrcaao of over 41.000.000 over tho April balUnited States oo-operating with GeriDoe. TUo logsl-toDdsre ootatandioc hkredgnumy aud oUretpoywre in forcing a Chi­ —Gan. D. V. IMk, an old-time poliUdan• cvMMri'duriDg th* mouth •404.208. Th. fnenese sctUeinebt "of tho ADDA affair, no cf Illinois, and ap able Jawyes fa hto day, diedI tionri corrcncv outstanding has docnamd from at liis raridsoce fa Chicago lari w»ek, aged> last month *3.500.(XXJ. Over •7,lW0,(*X) of instructions to join the OKtoA -fleet have ■ lr« coin wore diabtiteod during tho mUtdh. been redfctwd by Admiral Reyholds, now The coirtrartlon ot NsHonsi bonk clreatatton jn Yokohama. The Tennessee is at pres­ WM ovac >2,000>00*. and fat fltovrii moaihs ent tliu only available ship in the Eastern about *29,000.000. Tho ctuitotna receipts were scan, anil if rite is withheld active co­ tied tha other day over a story told to the Com­ •10,4f»JH0, and Internal revcDuo *13,083.688. operation caunot be intended. mittee on tha KapeadUuree ot tha War De­ This u on incrtiro of over *4,000.000 fa interA Japanese consulate is to bo estab­ portment by a Lawrence Harney, who waa for- nri revenue over May of tost yw. Tire ordi­ lished at Loudon. nary expenditures of gold- for th* month'Wert This witness-swore that fa 1866 Mr. Speaker over *20,000.000. Nooriy *7,000,000 ot thia The street* of the ancient capital of Ken, than a member of CongreMi from Indi­ waa paid out ou lhe Gaucra award. The total Kiolo havo been lighted by gas. ana. proeved an appouittnout to a posiLoa in debt on Juno 1 is stated at *1181,817.460. Dntottafuek tbe French attache at the army for one Aufpxstua P. Green, of New —Busiuraii frilurM Are roj>ort«J from MoGenfo. is jnarriod. to the daughter of the York- tlte ocmaidcratioc. bring th* t-ura of *451) rinai.ftri-', resulting In a penta; also, a targe paid io Mr, Kerr by Harney, who waa the friend former D.ihuo Kuroda. This is tho hrat of.ttrMa ia tho affair. Mr. Kerr. or. oath, de­ instance of an alliance between a for­ nied over? material statement xifecUug his eigner and Japanofle of the higher clfafl. personal honor aud oUidri integrity. —On the afternoon of Decoration day tbe Th* most aigulftcant action ot the Hc-uatc was tho Attention is attracted town Amarian —A ripple of oxdtonMmt wm [woduced al tho city of Quebec wae visited by a conflagration vole rc»t<7rtn< ths. l*r<wU«t>t*a aalarr lo $50,000 a Natiotml capital ou Uie let ihrt., growing ont which destroyed LOGO buildings with most of year. Tba rote ta’dctell on tbta «•> a. follow.; missionary preaching in the interior in of the taveriigation of Mr. Blaine's alleged thrir contents, entailing a las of at tenet •!.- rM*-Alll>ot>, Anthony, itaj.rd. lloclh, Iloulw.ll deffance of *h<* Govonimeirt prohibition. Hruce. ChrteUaney, Ctoytafl, Coop*r, Cragin, Davra, Tho wreck of (ho Pacific mail' ship 000,000. The Gm originated somewhere in tho Mulligan, who bad testifled before die Ju­ western extremity of fit. Leota suburb,. and Ednrasda, Twllsghuj M®, Hamlin, Johnson, Ms. America, burned in Yokohama harbor Millan, Mttcball. MsrrUl (Main*). Mortos, Norwood. diciary (lominlUoo concerning tli'cito matter*, swept through ilia middle .of the suburb to Faddork, I’attcrwn, Kanaoui, Bsbcrtaon, Sargvnt, four years ago, hna been raised and swore, that Hr. Birins camo to him at hto tho extreme caitorn limit, facing tho fortiBDs- Hbonoan, 8jvnc«t, Windom, Withers—29. Asji*— towed ashore. It will bo broken up. hotel tod tearfully besought 1dm (Mulli­ The tea buBinean for the season opened gan) tp give up a psekago of letter —Lightning etruck an oil tank at Oil C5ty, with unnatural activity. While prices in written by the ea-Speaksr to Waneti Fisher, Fa., the other day, and sot it on fire. This of-Bosion. Mulligan refused to nurrender the tank contained 21.000 barrels, and the finmeo America are known to bo much lower correepoudenco, and threatened to publish it if from it communicated to a second tank conthan these of last year, tbe prices tho newnimpcra attacked him. He ffarily taining 23.000 barrels. Bail mated lose, about given hero by oomjreting purchasers are handed the latter* over osi an Itnpllt <1 pr<unim> »ICO,000. fraud, untered printrd....Tbe Indian xppro>ria- higher. that Mr Birins would return them after looking —Tho Collier white lead works at St. Louie Uon bin >m under dl»cu*> ion nearly the cntlrr day. The Tokasima coal mine, hear Naga­ them over. Upon Rotting thorn fa hto posece- were partially dmlroyod by a boilsr expforion a A variety ef ararmtuirnta were oHered, nearly all of saki, is now yielding an average of 700 rioo, however, .dccliatd Jo return few days ago. Several of the employes were tho lettari on lhe ground Uiat tiioy wore badly bruised and scalded. Tbs loan to the tonsxlaily. jmroly of a private character, and had no building will amount to about *25,000. The French steamship Nil,, wrecked rrievsxicy to the matters trader c JnaideraUou. Monday, June 5.—Senate.—Tho Senate ditnear Yokohama two years ago, is to be anwedthe So adry Civil Appropriation bill nearly Mr. Blaine, after Mulligan had detailed hto aid a th* entire day. An amendment proposed by Sher­ rafaedbythfr JApaacsc. of tho alary, -made a statement under oelli, man wm adopted, pmrldteE that the Internal pi.xawhich agreed with Iho former's ao far as ronuo districts be reduced to lai aa aeonaft*» to* l>t Iried to the iamaralon of the kttere aud tho New York is in a dispute about tho manner of obtaining posMeefou. Hedsnisd. how­ proposed big bridge over tho East river $150 ever, HoUigau'e sensational statements about bta (Haixft)bring fatears, tllraalsning suicide, by auperYUan, and all other powers now exerctoed connecting that city with Brooklyn. *6 to *20 otc , fa case they ware published. Ho did pro­ DJ Um aeparvlaoco tabs voted In Ute collector*. Eight millions of dollars havo ahreaxly' test strongly against his private letters being —There being do ob«cA for Mate officers st Ateur.—Dlalno (rtelnr te a qvratlon ot j>ri vilogv). been «xp«nded upon tire foundations of printed. With one osceptiAu, they did net the last electiou fa Rhode Island, tho General the projected structure, and yet a violent base on thesulijset of lhe inquiry. He said Assembly, which met al Newport Isol wack, opposition to its completion jus sud­ he would submit them to two of tho breLlaw- declared J. M. Addcmau elected Secretary of denly arisen. Tho last important op­ yers in Washington, and bo guided by them an State. Mid fhen re-elected Goy. LIwmU, Liiiut. to whether bs should ptxxluce them. Gov. Sisson. At-y. Gea. Raylcs and Treasurer ponent is in tho person of Thurlow - News romw by telegraph via Lincoln. Weed, who argues tliat: it would injure Neb., that a party of Cincinnatians, on the Now York while benefiting Brooklyn, W«y to ike Black HUM. were attacked by a and that only the .wealthy man and tho largo party of Indians, wbllo pssNlug through ” swells," with their carriages, will be tho sand hilta. and forty-nine are bslicvod to —a number of State cmivcntiorm wore hfeld have beasi ■wans cred. couvexrienoed by the work. on ths 31at nlL. and Uio telegraph informs uo —A nraahiuglon dispatch of the 2d Inal, that tho Iowa Republican de’rgates to Ciiscfanati A new bloating pothlcr, named “ herastates that on the rfr-SMiemblfag of tbetrab- art instructed to vote m’ a unit" for BJainfo Judlrisry Cuiumlttoc, tho chairman renewed Tho Louisiana dclcgries to the mow conven­ clin,'’ is being experimented with in hie reqreri to Blaine lo present tho Icltere tion atAud ten for Morton and rix for Blaine. several French mid A itaLrian minus. It taken from Mulligan. Mr. Blaine recapitu­ Tho Missouri • Democratic delegation to St. contains picric acid, nitrate of potash, lated tb« statement made yesterday by him. in Ixiute ia unequally dlridi-d. nineteen being for and of soda, sulphur, and sawdust. En­ relate* to tbs letters. and arid he had .lib­ Hendricks to ten for Tilden. Ilroadhcad will gineers say that it burns comparatively rtcelre some at Ute rotes op the; fimt. ] slowly, so that it only fractures the nuurn, The 'BpruImm DimocrsM are alMcst < meolTTOdHi' lie read. In jt Jeremiah mdualv for Hendricks .and iiancock. _ and does not scatter the pieces about K.'Black and JMaU Caxpeufar. *e cjcdsoL Maryland Democrats will support Bayard at say they have examined all tho letters, aud Si. Loutej wtrila the drirgriewfrum Virginia to Why ought a young lady to be a bill find nothing ia them bearing at oll upop the the nafao convention will support Tilden. $3.00 of exchange ? IJeouiM she ought to .bo case noir pending before the committee, and. —MinnoectXB delegates to St, Louis are settled when she arrives at maturity. UieyH’h*J’hi«»» U> sasert his right m an unanimously for Tilden. Should ho be with­ Anteriexo tiiiseu aud resist to the utmost any drawn the lead of tiio Democratic Btales-'wili attempt to take from liim any of th«e private ell rrapect for thia Houaa. I know IU poaxw*. *n 1 lottera. They.ssj- Uiat any atUmpt <o do no tion nominated a State ticket with W. II. H. 1 truA Uul 1 rrn»<-l them but I asy that thia Behold that would be tyrannical and unjuet Blaine then BUigUmu for Governor, and adopUd resolutions Hon** baa no more power to order stut abail Im don* with downcast eye. her fate! f—- ---------- ------- ---------------informed the committee that, in accordance indorsing T Men. Alabama's delegatee to BL cr not dooo with my private ccntvapoodetico than L' meet look, aa she walks »hn>R with a alow aud uowith this legal advice, he would decline to btoady atop. Jlto pink kaajeft hsr claeka and tbe ebarry her lipa. ”lbr oace »| ariHng. danoprodaqe th« tailors or memorandum of their —Secretary C^audler lias publicly stated that ixtg eyca are now dull aud expre-mcnleen. Tbe contents." be will not l*e a eaudfdate for the Michigan —The . special irsin fwxn Naw York to Ban Senatorahip this winter. —There wan a family quarrel at tho Florida rary original pockau*-. With »owe «rn*c ot Lunilll Frendseo, carrying Janell A Primer's tlioatrical company, made some exceedingly fast time Bcpublican convention, sod a boll of ttta dis- Uon, with a mort!ftc*Uuti which I do net pretend to lari week. The run from Jersey (Sty to Chi­ sati^fied cm*,, headed by Senater Conover and conceal, with a ana** of oulra<« which I think any aptxBfsn-a Ufa Bake*? Woman, from bar cago—906 rrile*^-WM made in twenty-one Representatives Furman and Wall, who met fa very nature to subject to a catalogue of cliscaeefi hoara.from Chicago fa Omaha—492 miles- another hall and nontiDated Conover for Gorfrom which nuu ia entirely exempt. Many of MEDICAL ADVICE rtl>. Uut<Mry. Upuuu Hafol. *«., SKKr »HEU «a nsrift Uiuy taaladim' art incnot <1 by their own tauo-. • w-- , -- t - ' < * * ****road wore ■ traveled over at the rate of temn gate* to Ciaciuuati. The wrauglo waa the re­ leasDCM. or through iguoraucc of tbe law* of her being. Again, idair Fennie pUcavcs if miles ta two and a half minute. ; othen, at Uio sult of an auctaut feud between Conover and properly treated. tu(gbv 1® atto-.ud fa tlieir Gov. Hleanm. Tl*p regular Florida delegation rate of forty-flrs milei tr forty-four minutes. com re. and thereby j rove of short duration. -The roixnted maMacro of a party of gold- to tlin Cincinnati convention rtandn seven for a seed deal rather lake that than tike the cell »ur- They alioukl not b» left to*Dj;xpcri<Doe<l ubyhnuten from Cinciunati by a war party of In­ • Btajno and ono for Conkling. taiwa, and (fill toorc evil Inference*, Umt uil*bt be. sician wbo does not UudorMSnd their nature, YOUNG. drawn if I did not act with thia frankn***." aud, fa. lb ere fore incompetent to treat them. dians in the Black Hills country to conceited to The importance of attpjdfagJo.Fsmsta.DjK have taw.A hoax. cases iu their earliest :*ta|tdfl oaimdl be too —Bichan, a town in Bosnia, has lx cn burned — Palmer A Jarrett's theatr. ri company, /tarted hi a fast train from Jersey City by tho innurgeute, aud 470 Turks wore killed. I ou the lat lnsL, intending to make tho trip to j »««,<»«.,to. M. ,M» Ban Francisco in eigbty-cighi hours, arrived fa U> »l.bU.h . rournUU ta Londe,. RUCTION MART FOR THE SALE OF N9WW. MNRNESS ANO VEHICLES OF EVERT DESCRIPTION ATAUCTION AND FMVATE SALE. CESJMroflTED CATSUPS. FLAVORJNSr EXTRACTS. LKWI3 A pO_ ICKKlnjla Sand for p*fa*4M. WILSON'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE CHAIR FOR IN­ VAUDS, IRON FOLDINA BEDSTEADS. ETC. ■<W«P< tea »*kl" end crwUrd «i»ch a rvroluUou ia tba treda, by iu MAicnuMS Osau-aAvao a>d Tdk-8xVna prinripl**. fHLs®*R ,*V[BIK0E [WinJO1 VOLTAIC bULbino PLASTERS The Enemy of Die Pain to Man A BOOK foHha BULLION. MUSTANG LINIMENT ■ r.’is-r 9 KESJ that bls tnniaclloc* were legitimate and perfectly -SperixteWstTliaa testified before the Ownmittoe on Ex(>eudituraa of the War deportment In rogard to the charges made agrioat him by the witaWHara.y. Mr. Kerr rtetes that he offered the appointment to taro geutlomeu from Indiana, both of whom bad aerred Ju the volunteer forces during the war. CoL T. F. Jackson and Maj. Tteoe. Mamson. sad both declined. No ono else from hto district applied far |be ptaca.. Than ouae Green, who wm I*WNy Introduced by Harney;. Mr. Kerr does uotrecoUeot who inlrodnoed Um. He never knew H aroey. Aa Green waa strongly reoommendvd for tho Lieuteuantey, he secured the appointment, for which action Mr. Kerr never AGENTS WANTED —Tbe preliminary sork on tho gnat sub­ marine tunnel under lbs English channel, to connect England with Franco, has been com­ menced a* Langatta, on the Fn nch n;de of tbs PORTABLE GRIRDIRG RILLS. MralFrtaakRow.Uul«Uj »->. r-iiiuurre, e.*-k bead Advices from Hong Kong of- May 11, nnd Shanghai May 18, furnish the fol­ lowing intelligence: clino to lay down tlieir arms, on the ground Mr. Wade, the British Minister, main­ that the errs*siop of tbe iter Britan to the throne was irregular. Boeria has assumed tbe tains at Peking an unfriendly attitude toward the Government nominal protoc&fa cf these States. Ginga! and tho bow-oud-arrow troops damsgei o»o day IfoU w»ck by the breaking of of Fukien province are Io be disband­ * huge tank on the roof, without a iuom«ite' ed, and foreign-armed Foldiew substi­ warning, tie water ci ashing down through the tuted. Fifteen cities ora r • ported in open re­ Utelr beds be?ore it, tearing out the write and ddugipg the entire building. Several of tho bellion in the Province of Hupeh. palSnte were killed and many sertouriy injured. A Chinese domestic in Shanghai has —Affaire la Cuba appear to be tn no more been sentenced to deospitaticn for tho settfod or aaliafnotary c Jnditloa than tavy were rape of a little English girl. < • during the hottart iteys of the Partial war. Ito Tbe western army; Gen. Tao, suffer­ porta from that inland would seem to indicate thajSieiMaitflcUotJitotaeacf doerceaing, to ing repeated diwwiters, lift* sent for asgaining stroogth every day. -The nob gold fields reported to have b tan Princn Kong is ftriounly ill, mid. to dtooewed . in QuMoalaud. Anatrriio, have be in oonaequonoe of Iheae aud otlw proved * failure. . . emborraaatnonta of the Government. —The body of L L Bu-dett, ex-Couuato■temroC the Load office at WMhfagtoo. wm A singular panic ha* boon produced in found in a crick al Bergen, N.J., a few days coNaBsasioKAL. numerotra citiee, by tho cutting off of M5o:_Tl>0.4r<5M*>d.W>s laet Moa alive scene thetrilaof great mtmlieni of the popu­ two weeks previously, at the Arter house, in lace. Tliis ia evidently Uto.work of an New York, when l>e had ou his pcreun several organized baud, which, mixing in th'.-UN*nd dollars and name valuable jewelry. crowds at night, finds «o diffismltv in -A bwy mood Frederick Bawter. aged four­ perfurring the apenritcu. Tib low teen. w», mnrdero.1 m New York, tbe other day da* of Chw»e*c, however. Attribute it to Bupernatnral agency. Tire real purpone « unknown. Some believe tho matter hM apatitiatl bearing, and othaow that it ia merely the device of ingeniouH speculatore io human hair ou a large scale. The effect is becoming serious USE THE .(WJOHNST � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-06-16.pdf.pdf 55ffad66182a394179cdff355030c286 PDF Text Text V m. rtapAX, Huhvijle, Barry Count/; Miohijan, O W4 O’ ‘ Kdltor and Proprietor. ..sosra stsrttoo WNMslrt>ille?frtt>s. She ^artriUtWew. ABVEBTISIVG MATES: A+D '“s’ ^gg&ggsft ision. No Retrograding. \ ^0., omoa or TBUMAWS BRICK, 1—<md Stacy. luw^tl -n. FRy^Y, JUNE 16, 1876. NO. 38. I-wish w^Ll named all our boys Poiythrice a year, ami gracing their respee- , .« FOJTD I>V XUC TOOTH. dor and our girls Polydora.” at a time. He was The Fond I fiaat nob how we could have done ' Lac Commonwealth wealth year by year, but never a penny Twopolydor, Throepolydor Millett, and a severe toothache the other evening, rfully replied, as an extra tclJ among the generatton of the Millets he patronised. Even hta travel was so on.. But I hope you are right, my love. Rven so Bear right as a littte and be thought his bead would split Ho would ait down for a moment, holding bi* face in one of hbi hands, and sharp cut landed on his Desk : "I can't, my (ouch) darling ; mother says’I musn’L” Meekly be descended groan. Then he would jump up and the steps, and was led eff by hta mamma, that happened to lie in his course, and followed by a large crowd. The newlymade bride a ent into the beamy al^jnmod then sit down and groan some more. the door, and quiet reigned^'' j oj>en. dan beat and choicest food, and contrived to keep each nephew and wife disposed cither event it is tedious waiting for see of solo lagatooahips, with attendant next week be went fishing, and had to binding horae-radtah taavM on the out­ leth, a native of that State, oiow serving conveniences. As a consequence, no poverty was * disoemitile in tbs housoa be fished (or himMf, and when caught was as perfect a specimen of a drowned side of hia jaw, but they did no good. ever the coroner had • Dr. Ctatao’s Recipe Ifook,’ and therriu ■s a missionary in ToungoA Burmah : " When we arrived at thq> viliago of Mona too paopla tiiers wsre looking for the Governor of the Bhwaygyecn district “ $2,000 Mra. Millett ; . "The latter indeed. as like as not Butin It . roxjtciov^ ftajB Urn Lewiston Jpun>aZ,pr dead men’s shoes.’' where he sojourned ; tables were always ship-chandler as jurisdiction on. ’ - *A rank sdjtulgtd by luU-woru nwrlt. He was buried with his il iakriMil d«y use of Sunday spi|s j plenty seemed to reign- wh«rervr ho with tho childreq ho wm a prime favor­ ite, foe Ins' advent meant' meat at every funcral his will was opened by old Tape­ wax,- the attorney, in presence of all the meal, and pic after dinner. ■ Uncle Poly­ Each indi­ Millctta, great and small. dur had a distaste for' sialo food, and so timony to the But tho heads of the. families groaned in socret, and only smothered tlieir rcMfifatatit wheu tho thought Of Worth' i>»» Ultalo yonr belnhlp taeutU of • well filled pa city to have it "put up.* He returned in due time, and a dose of the compound, which contained among other ingredients liberal quantities of other and cbloro- other iMmiier of the family, and receive the forced congratulations of the others felt himself gradually being overpowered on his particular elevation to the impor- ।crossed his mind that he had been pois­ oned. lie beevme greatly alarmed, and " To that nephew who has really been desperation, to save him from his im­ moot geturoua in his entertainment of The suspicion all at once by sleep. sent for, and while the meoHeugcr wan gone the alarm was communicated to the rille—was tho inspiration of hia conver­ that nephew who needs it most, the same where hn wair t<j A eow, milked abesit sation with Mrs. Millett. It wm a regu­ amount, to be applied in tho same man- a quart, and hurried back to the house. lar thing, aud be. knew ryeryAtagc of tho dbdbaroe by heart; so he Onded $100 to' buy a black soft and mourning This the dying man drank, and had just hta wife's anticipatory effort by walk­ ring. ing out of the door, ground .the cor­ of my estate to tho hospital for idiots tho doesn’t stay longer than a All the rest and residua Item: and insane, situated in the town of —," balls, where lie left hta "If ho Millet; A doctor was immediately by.my said nephews, comparing notes neighbors. One of the men seized a MH iski lbs', pa^e, Slid agreeingrm the subject. Beni: !T? p$|L> reprcBent a loan of twenty Sammy pending fate. qneath $1,000, the matter to be settled kindly erf etc., etc., etc. The other members of the family were " this is the straw that fits both provntibs; • it-shows how the wind blows’ out again on finished when another neighbor came in and Raid that there was nothing so sure as an antidote for all kinds of poison aa raw eggs. Seven or eight raw eggs were given the suffering man, and he had just intimated that it wasn’t possible for him to aatoaisbed. week," said he, " we will pull through; but I won’t get poor old father's watch swallow another, when more two " In neighbors arrived simultaneously—one addition to tho above bequests to my txMring a can of lard and the other a “ Codicil," read the lawyer. nephews, I order my executory to allow said nephews free quarters in and ad­ tea-saucer full of coffee. •r1. * breaks the camel’s back;* betokens, time." mission to said hospital at any time they get some of it down Hta right away— a cold blast find a complete fracture." He retuxnod to the house, aud plaood the mdney in hta wife’s hand. The demand or tho same is demanded for there waen’t a moment to ioas—and the I would have divided my prop­ one with the coffee sot about preparing smile with which she received it ran the erty among them, but in my visita I have found them so proeperoita, poe- a cup of that beverage for tho dying sossedof such competeaaies, that I know enough to hold up an iron wedge. soon ns I did the fast gamut of reflection and. sorrow till it " You haven't lost your place, Hive you, or been warned out again be­ cause thb tormcnting rent is two whole naonths behindhand J" Worse than thit Uncle Polydor is coming. He writes to say that we may cfnfldeutly look for him on Thursday, li-re it is Monday, and not a cent in tfe house; how in the world will we imuuigo his soups and chickens and jel1*-not much of cither, but a tittle of I wish Undo Polydor was in Labrador, frozen several nril<* deep it an iceberg.” "For shame, Samuel Millett!” cried' Mm. Sammy, rising to her feet, and tmeiog in black lead the course of her ffeger in following and replacing a stray . is both. usetaiB and suggestive, and I’ve hoard it twice a yaw svri? since we have been married. Tho old story, my dear— unfortunate man had ■f'4 down about me, and I cannot insult their industry, frugality, and prosperity by bestowal of threeJouriM of a teacupful of lard when Undo Polydor camo in time. He was an punctual as an undertaker or a tax­ collector, and made sufishine in the house for seven days. of I knew, you would get along, Sam­ my. Industry and economy, my boy, yon won’t Imve to Work Always any more tbairmyself, my dears. When'old Unale Polydor is dead, his will will be opened and read, and the rest of the family will be mightily astonished, I warrant you, they didn’t M. and tho They knew pronounce Polydor as young or younger Uncle than he was ten years ago he would get sulky, luxurious ease for a fortnight, and we comfortless toil tho other fifty weeks of and if they did not promise him forty good yean, of lifeyri, h^wpuld eel Jhrin "Lot us make tho best of it,.and hope down as mercenary, and cut them off with a shilling. Ho could not abide con- for even better return," replied Mrs. tradiction, and so his conclusions as to Sammy, who was a bright little body, ever prone to Tool dfi the runny side of their comfortable and prosperous condi -mine sou oooai-­ • m.___» tion were net ' * owrytbing. * " Very fine, my dear, but hope is a Polydor asked „ . CluL, kita. fh™-) to purdiase a Chinese kite, fashioned poor diet; you can’t fry it, or butter it, after the likeness of a bawk^he was or pledge it al the pawn shop.” sharply reproved and packed off to bed, “Batyou can enjoy it, and dream nbout it, aud build castiea an it, and be v.ith a chamber down they don't make noise or hurt anybody. iojunction to abstain Irom such im;»ertinBmse in ti»«Jnta», fjr uncle must oof lie led to supjpose that they would sponge on him for a cent. And so it went all the time ment, exuberance of welcome, and dis- astrous lavishnosa of expense, until by «> rhta | $ud we’ll get the more by biding our time)” tho time Undo Samuel hadn’t the heart to dampen her FtC*l“CL °U1-V tku Well, ]>eace to I .have struggled through All tho rest execrated the memory of Uncle Polydor, and bewailed their dol­ lars spent for his comfort, and not one would cast a vote or express an opinion as to the disposal of the two one-fbou- sacd-dcllar legacies. When they had ' exhausted their wrath, and Were ready agq, and simply because (he did to uow it), the seven or right lK>rw of liis three brothers in the ooQ&ty wauld nr might Imj thrown on remedy for toothache and neuralgia—gives the patient a rest for a time from hta pain.’ 'And ain't it poison t’ gurgled the man, who wm ao and salt water that he could scarcely articulate: '"Ain’t it poiaou, doctor!' document whish revokes all others, and • Well, no - not exactly; and yet, a quart directs the executors of Polydor Mil­ ' lett's will to turn over all his property ' to that nephew who is least astonished , l>y the provisions of the will just read, or two of it might kill a nun—or it and who lias had a good word to say for , his memory.- In ^compUanoo therewith, • I am happy to util boms a that tiamnel ' Millett, Esq., is sole legatee, and under j has direction the necessary steps to pro­ । bate will be taken. ” /vn; _ , .__ , , _■ Sammy a straw was a long one and a with a churn full uf it’ ” • S»»l b«d »f plump piu. . . might not—it would dependra good deal on hta condition. A man of your, health and coustiiniion could easily get away and now no one dared to go that way. feet, from tip to tip, very bold, and afraid of no txily of men. He captunxl whoever came near him. whether Karen, Bhan, or Burman. M JKOTHJEK'g KACKXD LOTK. The neighborhood of Ninth and L Awufoy tiger, but, before he reached the top of the hill, the tiger had captured him, breaking hta spear and killing him in- A littln white after we left this village a man came up behind our train, He - wm an English­ man, and wore a dagger and a revolver in hta l>elt, and was rather a formidable He wm Chief of Police in Shwaygyano, aud glad to soo a white face, I cantered on with him a mile or two. He had in hta podeet tho claws of a tiger who Karens. had recently killed This, cow-hide, intcrostiog-looking too, wm an old tiger, very large. He came to him in this wise : Two Karens weso ascending the moun­ tain together, each carrying a sjioar, the one pointing backward, tho other for­ Tho tiger leaped from behind, and came upon one of the spears. He was mortally wounded and very soon He bled to by his successor. According to the ac­ counts received by cable ho had been separated from his numerour wives and concubines, and confined in a part of tho palaeo whore ho had no communication with the members of his household. If the purpose was to put him out of the were admirably adapted. It would'not be difficult for the hired murderers to dispatch him in such a manner as to give to his death tho appearance of a volun­ tary act. In view of the representations made by "the Empress of India,” that his life should be spared, it was politic to put him to death so that it should ap­ pear that had taken his own life. he How do the pbysicia'xa know that he himself severed ths They arteries? recently "Tom, come down here; ! would wondered how they could be so profuse The diee’ convertaxiont*. —Hew York Cam- he was maddened by the seizure of 30,­ in'reial. to encourage the idea of suicide. "South ’Mxbicam republics fightin’ treasure, and had several violent fits of agin, Jo; and'ib.d says oae on ’em'sGotmadnesA after his deposition, is plausi­ nmaulcr!” ble. He would liave been an extraor­ Or all the various methods proposed dinary man had he not been deeply for the reduction of postage none aro moved by tho conduct of his subjects. more practical than this: Get married. 000,000 Turkish pounds ai his private But he had, up to the time of his re­ moval and confinement in the splendid "cage" on the Bosphorus, conducted himself as a man sensiblo of the fact that destiny was against him, and that noth­ sprang upon the child and carried her away. Tho father, craeod with the sight, sprang upon a man, and carried him Wm. Graham kept moving cu roller ticipated that a counter revolution might of rest. carry him back to the throne from which he had been summarily driven ? It was undoubtedly tho possibility of such an ' his life be spared, that shonld event, made his death a State necessity. Tua Reveille says there iaa gentleman in Austin who is so noted for his re­ served manners that nobody ever saw him display any. The When a woman throws a brick-bat the slow to believe that he took his own life ; and if it bo true that great problem seems to be, not how to world will bo nineteen physicians, or any number of them who may bo willing to serve tho new Government by an attempt to re­ Nature------- ’’ lieve it of the odium of murder, will not with pen in band. be sufficient to convince the world of hta voluntary leaving it.—Cincninaff CbmmereiaL a sovereign remedy for tho uncomfori- ableness of what wo aro wont to call the awkward age in boys and girls—that judge, the wit remarked, never tells more than two-thirds oi the truth." Youku Smith :—"Rather sudden that about Jones, isn’t it! Died at 6 o’clock this morning." Old Brown :—" Good time when they are too large to feel like gracious, you don't say so! met him only last night, and—and—and of themai-lvea to feel like adults—that wo should always treat tho smallest chil­ fact that $120 arc offered for hta head. that wo show to grown-up people, and then they will nover feel at a loss as to their reception, thus quite escaping the Bleased are they who aro deaf, for tiie children, and arc uot quite sure enough dren with the courtesy and couridrration they aliall neo no ghosts. interrupted Anszirr Surra's literary signature, "A. S.,” was once shown to Douglas "Ab, that's a fellow who The monster who hwi killed nine Blessed are they who are blind, for “ On what )>age, sir ; on page!" what Jerrold, at which THX AtTKHAKn AOH. wise and sweet woman suggt sta ai persons still lives, noUrithfitanding the away. uncertain and uncomfortable "awkward •go.” There aro few things more im­ portant in the right development of a Why, I bo was alive then I” " I’vk knowd dat mule for three yeohs, and I don’t think dat de animal would .hurt a lam, cause------- This blank fq>ace indicates where tho lecture was in­ terrupted, aud tho ilarkey forwarded to tho other side of the fence—by that same mule. they never lend money and never hoar human creature Hum self-respect. But Pat (who lias been knocking for some tedious stories. how is a child to learn to respect itself, time}— "Share, dariint, an* do you sell Bieered aro they who aro afraid of thunder, for they ahall- hesitate about if it sees that it is aloud in the sentiment —that by no one else ta it respected! "Yea, sir." Pat—"Bcgorra, an’I thought getting married, and keep away from Moro harm is, perhaps, dono children you must do it by wait; I’ve been wait­ political meetings. by snubbing than ovcd by weak indul­ in’ to get Rome till the thurrest’s quite Blessed aro they who are lean, for there is a chance to grow fat him. Ifiessed are the orphan children, for Blessed arc they who expect nothing, for they shall not de disappointed. gence. We have fill myji homes where tho elighteet expression of a child's idm ed with—" Who asked you wlmt you thought!” or with some sarcasm such an —" Ah, now we shall hard tho matter mind.’* mean. It is so difficult to hit the right Wo do not want our children trouhlceome to visitors—growu-up peo­ listen to the nnooitaidered opinions of thirteen—but what if wo tried the ex­ ptriment of respectful attention for a while I Would not tho young folk stop ■ BtoMfid arc they who do not adver­ talking until they had something to any, tise, frt* they shall rarely be troubled quite as sorely if they saw that their ^VTJitjoK xowjrrxrr or jsjmjk> -I ITK». words were listened to with attention, aa if they felt that their voices were but beating the air I peaed the door and confronted his vis- England, Jews possess a higher vitality college gossip). Pater—" Now. George, this is all very well abopt the foot-ball, the prospects of the crew, and the rest of it; now, suppose yon about the are certainly exaggerated. As we write, a farmer over by the tobacco barn in let us know Greek and Latin, and this afternoon we will go overall your bills.’* ■— Harvard lampoon. Makssb (sniffing)—"There's a most ex­ traordinary smell, Jarnos ; I’ve noticed it several------ Hall Porter—" I doa’i down stairs. The kicking propensities! of tho mule shown that, both on the G sitincut and (PuxAHiurr for George, who is enter­ taining the " Governor ” with the latest wonder ai it, sir. Dr. B. W. Richardson, of Lindon, last l ye tpokre about it The butler, sir, you see, *igh church,’ which ho 'as fit up a omso. We could stand that; but tbe polling one around to hie place in front presence of Uncle Polydor himself. tor this greater longevity, the lecturer What gcutli- uees tho faithful creature oxhibitaI How and fihe burns brown paper to bofaviste tlw hincenae. It’s perfeckly hawfnl of the man is evidently an ocwmpltalMxl the "You young wretch 1 You ungrateful whelp ! o< hi, UA wUtuA teataMal SmB oc when thoy observe that the man of tho house is in his slipper feet. ing remained to do but peaceably abdi­ wkntes in Louisville twenty-four couseaUcate. And why should be. not have an­ tivo hours with only twenty-six minutes of the wagon by tho tail behind m " Mr lord,” began a pompous young barrister, " it is written in the book of near to saying as mndh la the sacred and led him like hornet her brains out with her elbow. Thomas complied with the request, wii»e Witt is the Centennial B<xmubb it's tho dearest spot on earth. ba was privily buried at night, and with­ nd, accompanied by his blushing bride, Tommy'* left ear in a firm grip, and fac­ lawn mowers for models. statement of the Turkish Minister that month delivered a lecture on this sub- druak that hs fell while tryiag to datwe. Jr you can’t get silver, do, pray, get Doh Pedro has bought ten Yankee " DKAns-TAXjnwo’’ partice—young la- ple do not want to pause in their talk to many windows, among them that of a of sculptors-—tho Chip-sway all the sense you can. could only form anopinion upon the ap{xwranee of the body after death, and when everything was probably arranged hack becoming a monarch, the certificate of they have no mothers to spank ’em. Half TLBJtSAlfTBIKJf. A Indians. out the pomp and ceremony of a funeral Blessed is she who would get married tortured ones were regularly " eaten out "-tt.-iL u*. iwkr »h«> deliberation of purpose, open the arter­ death in the private apartments of the palace to which he had been consigned nected with the death of these pernon*. A father aud hta little girl were going home from their baziar, when the tiger but can’t, for the eonsolalions of the saintly smile said : pipe ami putt at puodta and ropmtorl hia prediolton coaooraing^'ie surprise of the deposed Saltan Abdul-Aziz did, with dieiL 'Hiere wm one very imd story con­ with which, with fiendish delight, she houAe, she Ucu certificate of nineteen hit tho mark, but how to avoid knocking cut the air right and left, »a she bowled well-known young gentleman married, did you I and battery in Virginia City, Nev., whoa You puppy! (Whack !) tainod among the Jews, instancing thoae Got outed.—Franklin (KV.) Patriot. ■' Run off from your you I (Whack ! whack ! whack !) Now, The bar-trnd« r Ax old Hootch lady gave a pointed re­ naked by the judge if he had anything ply to a minister who had offended bar, brain and listrecs the body. But retired ehip chandler divided his days five but with very little hair loft on him and ward. accept it.. The settled—Miss Experience is freeing her an a dozen heads worn .thrust out of as Their landlord seven, men. Tho last one carried a spear, and said that be was not afraid of tho looking man. them requires more than or­ one of dinary confirmation Ixdore people will features, for tho "gals’* shall not molest with throwing a brick against ths door. About eight yean ago J. K. Emmet, every one the moment he struck him. Tho bmt party that ho attacked contained riding furiously. of on any point under diaouaskm was greet­ some _ donations, erected a splendid monument, to Unito Polydor, and lived , happily ever afterward. ' . Ho was so heavy, and nprang from so great a disianoe, that bo killed ntantiy. countries that tho report of tho su'eido Rleasod aro they who are iguorant, for Herald) was. thrown into a state of ex­ they are happy in thinking they know citement yesterday morning by an infu­ everything. Blceecd is ho who is ugly in form and riated middle-aged female cloth**] in black, with short red hair, and armed As might be expected from his eaay nature, he healed the wounded feelings ‘ of his brothers and cousins by hand­ If there were several in the party he always sprang upon tho streets^says' «he Washington this, secreted her cowhide, and with a Icsa.to cheer him. Uncle Polydor Lad sol i (tai A prosfaruus ' bturines* in the not t)«uple very good other devoted Millett, the inflicted and of Lovee and homo.” mount tin a little to the oast. This jmonster had kill nd no-I eaten nine persons, pursued tho beast, and caught bold of an emetic to throw the poison out of the the child’s legs, and tried to free her stomaeh. Ho said the quicker they did from hta jaws. The tiger lot go his hol'd, something of that kind the better it and the father placed the dead child On would be for him, and that it was dan­ hta shoulder and started off on the run. gerous to delay tho matter a moment The tiger came up again, and seizing the longer. They hacT prepared a - quart child dragged it off into ths4angle. The bowl of strong salt and water, and were village was aroused by the cries of the urging Holland to take some of it, when man, an<l camo to the place. While they tho doctor arrived. He examined the were standing and looking at the child’s contents of tho bottle, carefully tented blood, tho tiger camo up behind them, it, and than said: 'This is all right; ■> 'ence a moramt. "I have here,” he said, "another and not trustful reliance on good luck,waa power - Another neighbor came in, and in stated that what the patient needed was full of new milk, raw eggs, lard, coffee in their hospitality and entertainment, expenses were to be incurred, even his There seemed to be just room enough left for to depart, Mr. Tapcwvx begged audi­ his thing but his company as yetbut be '■tf family. stay—hypocntiqal aasuranoM of content­ Undo PolydortuM never given us any­ spirits by telling h«< how unwrable he Only Sammy re­ thus far, and can <xmtinu'x to make my f At r>• lx. pinching, our scraping, that ho may have any du»t or astonished, the his ashes. nnde’sttay. tlua if cesses in the fairy tales; and when the never heard before. " The old man was right; be mightily fore old Polydor Millett thinks of dying, catties tumbte it. Such an outcry as there was then was served his wxat|j, and remarked to the of im will be under tho daistes long be­ just as grand as the princes and prin­ apienta.” him; such profusion and order and pretty servant-girl—they had to hire a Then Sammy and Mrs. oldest girl would protest and then where is ail our sacriflr% our his waistcoat and swallowed it. every thing ao neat aad abundant about neighbor'^ daughter'for the "days the coffde was ready, and ho unbuttoned gifts of a kind or degree that would imply necessity on the port of tho ro- He congratu­ a rich relation and poor expectants. His money keeps him alive; .our poverty is! Hammy.” killing us by inches; you and I and all The they can do well without any aid from 2<*?k of reddish hair which swept her always succeed. Look at me! When I was one-and-twenty I liadn’t a dime ; fate. '^ThiBk of little Sammy and Jen­ Dow I am worth $200,000 and over. But nie anj! Willie and Minnie, and— " There, there, m/ love, enumeration man, which, tiho said, must bo strong keys, tho left-hand pocket of his vest. . lated Samtny on his apparent vrosperity; al, he is such an invalid f them. The lady with the lard naid that they must help her to which he on such occasions tranferred to ing his guard to his bunch of to see what could bo done to rid them of a fierce tiger. Hta haunt was the path leading from this village to a Karen He was a groat fellow, about seventeen notification bv letter—stamp supplied by hp ImAlier Bob tratelr ■ to JBXPKCTA T1ON8.U | dollars. n|$uodvliandaon-tho stove she was btack- I dispatched with it to a drug stere in the* a jieriodical victim once again, and tho ner. and into Solomon’s sign " What'a the matter dowI” asked Mrs. Sammy, ns she rested her brush- > utes a recipe wm selected and a courier she Ini- lowing extract from the Ityf last one. . three golden said In two min­ ‘"•I will and beipienfij" came into theu atfnds.' Bauuny Millett, OA umjetpaid dork in "HMgbho!" balm for every ilL astonishment of every an attorney's office, wm about to be made “ GHBA T wmb vidual was there to witnees and bear tes­ took tho children’s port that few scraps wore h»ft /or' retern-dtahee, hashes, or stows. th. ftaztBW. but one fulfills tho conditions of the statement, and on, the afternoon of the appetwed, and Finally somebody came across a copy of dispatching a de­ ies of his arm with scissors. Everybody in the house was a bad case. of throned prince or a riyal to'the throne luw been so long observed in Oriental said ing alum and salt in his mouth, and -.‘^XS.'SXX Tom, my darling, riap her good and on tho railroad, when he- was ready to leave town. He was an invalid by pro­ fession, and could only suMist on tho It’ll be $100,000, or nothing. custom The says: "A man named Holland, living out on the Goss farm, was attacked with acy at $2,00ft.” AndMrft, xhilr la»U c^uld acarortr <ors du it, except in tho style of Onepolydor, lh«t Unbitfot share of that two hundred thousand dol­ lars would come to thia field of MilieU I " Well, your honor, I saw but little of p«M his leg and exclaimed : the fight, aa I was underneath moat of fool I am ! " What a Thai feller belongs to the �mad A country editor is responsible for church-wardeas and deacons each provided with a bell-punch whew they -pass around the cuntribntion In .the city of Chic«go are upwards of twenty person* styling themselves boxes. physicians who are .making largo sums of money'each year’ from the practice of abortion. Till within the past year, their best customers have French, German and English, ao that been the rich, or well-to-do wives one can now blow hia nose in who have no time to devote to the languages in the Quaker City. 16. X TRUMAN’S!I NEW CROP OF WOOL! Our Stock ol rare of unwelcome visitor*, but now the poorer classes, driven to it by hard time*, fearing their inability to UiUI| provide for more children, are secur­ ing the aid of these professional mur derers. This evil is rapidly growing to hideous magnitude. It is filling SENSATIONS! We are receiving the country with broken down, pre­ maturely old women. Il is disgust­ sleeicd: Mr* Brcretar’-. Crim*, iBlcSOe* ' Flint butOH ef TrieSinn, earned by bathing. At Grand Rapids. June 12th, the dead body of an infant, probab’y murdered by Wm Bik**. of Romeo, while handling « rvrolvvr, last Tuiaday, *ccid«nl»llj *hol himseTf.Jead. MaihiM 31ul Ider wm drowned at Spring­ well*. eevr (Stroll, lut 8und*y evening, whilst in swtmning. MeLangblin and Martin hav* *l lail ar ranged to wrestle arain at the Opera House ia Detroit, on. the 20th in*L Ai Grand Rapid*. June 11, a woman then An hrfoxlca'ed nun named Llndoeh B. Mair, wm nin over and ki'led by a freight freight train, near Rivard rtreol creasing, al Detroit on the 7lh. Hea­ Brick Pomeroy. Two bilb were waiting in the bank for their tarn to go out into the world. One was a little bill, only one dollar; the other was a big bill, a thousand dollar bill, While laying there side by side, A d Ml met iv* are *1 Fnri<n*r<, J they fell a-talking about tbeir useful­ •niiteiy oooiramed'tti* Pomon* bou The dollar bill m mmo red out: •ixi'tetbtagMtabliahiaent*, poatoSv* an<f ness. Mr. Thorp* dw.lUat Th* 1*M U S12JXJ0. "Ah! if I were as big as .you, whnt Eniurcd for $5,000. good I would do?, I could move in such high places, and people would Alvin Bartlett, attempted suicide by di»- be so careful of me, wherever I should ohergtng two rhete of a rrrolrrer al her go! Everybody won Id admire me, and want to take me home with'them; bat small as I am what good can J do? Nobody cares much for me. I am too tided in th* township of little to he of any use." “Ah, VC»that is so said the thous­ and dollar bill, and it gathered up its well-trimmed edge that- was hying wiorv b*Od- next the little bill in conscious super­ iority. ' That is to”it repeated. "If you were as great as Ism a thous­ and times bigger than you, then you might hope to do some good in the world," and its face smiled a wrinkle of contempt for the little dollar bill. Just then the cashier comes, takes •ld*rly man, which had evidently been dead woe time. The face had been eaten by the little murmuring bill, aud kindly gives it to a poor widow. exne wild animal “God bless you," she cnes, as with a smiling face she receivesit. “My dear, hungry children can now have' Justice never eleepe. Judins Westbrook has been a-Tvstcd at or near Jackson, At Riltndnle, n Tbttredwy, the jury ■rwiKht tn a verdiet of manriangbter *r*in*i Jaoob Stevie, on trUl for the murder of Her- Lowed LIVING Profit. and keep afull aseortment in all of the lines. Our GROCERIES! INCREASING SALES are proof that the peo­ ple know where . SIZES AND J. IT. KQWLX& my. S. LEIBHAUSER, OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! MERCHANT TAILOR! 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, READY MADE CLOTHING I Curtain Laces, ladies Silk Ties, Black Silks, Table Linens, IEN'8, YOUTHS'1 DOTS’CLGTHUG Parasols. Hosiery, GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING !! GROCERIES, Stockmann A Willyard, GOODS 1RF SOLD Clftf Men's Suits from 9.00 to $18.00 5.5010 $11.50 HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PACS, OVERSHOES. BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! and we sell them lees than they can be boug­ ht in this virinty. May Id. 1867. SALE and BOARDING STABLE, Don’t forget it 1 Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year-, is the harvest time for bargains at G. A. TRUMAN'S. A FEW OF THOSE Vubian ut 25 Cta. and Chil­ dren’* Stockings [all Wtpoi]. at 20 Cent*. left. KOCHER BROS FRUITS FROM 6 TO 7 CI IGRICIILTOHil DEPOT THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST • tAndernon. Ind OX SOUTH MAIN 8TRKET, T E A IN Sick and Afflicted ! or sachvillk Alin vicisrrr i 3. B?LaSURE rin* 1»» and Una l.lt.ol (he follow) TOWN! doxt F|IL to try rri HARDY A CROCKER, The HlQhat Market Price paid for COATES’ SULKY Chantry Produce. KT CONSULTATION FREE, la DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF CCTdlL L. J. WHEELER GBO. M. 8AVAGB & OOaCOLUMK FOR SALE ONLY AT COM.IC Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn D PAINT! Hay and Grain Rake, REAPERS, MOWERS, FOB LADIES. ON TIME OR FOR CASH AT Funny U’.Uti S3O-OO each. Planters, and AND RETAIL! OteMpcr Write for Road Scrapers, 100,000 IJST VSE. These figures prove the good qualities of the any words. In its ’ I Coatm Rakes better than GENERAL CONSTRUCTION ckADk».o4 lev. FOR GENTLE1K3’ particular care i» taken to use only the best timber and metal, to put up in the staunchest manner. The shafts and rake-bead are extra sUoog ; thim­ ble-skein axles ; wheel* very high, and well built and finished; seats easy SALVATOR BEER 8»id hy timCmh *i MILWAUKEE BREWKRR, . Grand Blvw Aw.. Drtroll, Mkh. , ThU beer la bottled hr Jacob Beller. It Mate^L, end thoroughly braced. DIAMOND IRON PLOWS DRUGGISTS. CROOK'S PKTENT . (the vital point of a rake) are made of Refined Cast Steel, tempered in oil, and every one tested at the factory. They readily adjust themselves to uneven Btirfacww, and will, not become weaker bent out of line. Every Tooth u warranted fur five years. are doule enii, made with the bo* of the tooth, much stronger and better thsc the small separate wir^eookea used in inferior rakes. Such springs era weak, ond only permit ike kooik to spfiiig bark a certain distance, while tfi. THE TuOCZKZ-.CZErV'IELR, MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, •rta, na READ ! READ! Medical Aaacaaeai’t COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! BEST $1.00 Few i is better to be sma I and go about among the multitude, doing gr>o<I, than to be so great a* to he imprisoned in the safes of ibe few.* And it rested satisfied with its lot READ ! DR. Ciniagts and Buggirs. m NASHVILLE, MICH. O. O. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADVT. NASHVILLE Then the little dollar bill said: "It »a «*• window X£JF LIVERY! WALL PAPER. PRICES ! L. ENORT’S out for lest I should be lost. LABOE EXPERIENCE Cntute Md hUdm. ARE bread." A thrill of joy ran through the lit­ tle bill as it was folded up in the wid­ ow’s hand, and it whispered : "I may do some good, if I am small.” And when it saw the bright faces of her fatherless children, it was very glad that it could do a little good. Then the littld dollar bill began its journey of usefulness. It went first to the baker’s for bread, then to the millintr's, then to the farmer’s, thpn to the Indorer’s, then to the doctors, then to the minister’s, aud wherever ------ « ------ —. ..... .... erw WB. fcvw ■ <c- it went it gave pleasure, adding some­ Non fer this crime in nUhdnle countt thing to their comfort and joy. Yh» trUI — v7 At last, after a long pilgrimage of uselulness among every sort of peo­ ple, it came back to the bank again, crumplad. defaced, ragged, sokened by its daily use. Seeing the thous­ and dollar bill laying there, with scarcely a wrinkle or finger-mark up­ on it, it exclaims: "Pray sir, what hss been your mis­ Of money. He furaiehed bail to appear for sion of usefulness ?" ♦rial, nd Improved hie liberty by running The big bill replies : “I have been eT wfi * a Tfvvry born. Re was rrcaptnrrd safe among the nch, where few coaM siubsi GREAT ZD2R/2" GOODS acaount than the bodies of the ealed. GOOD GOODS! NEW GOODS DAILY, opening the doors of homes to any­ . 0* thing in the way of that excitement the first war upon nature demands. It is a prime cause for divorce on the port of the husbands, as drunkenness » on the part of the wives. The two greatest enemies to happiness are the liquor seller and the physician who so far demeans his profession as to war each upon the unborn. • These examples are more terrible than people thmk forDuring the years of war the murdering physician throve wonderfully well. Inventor* turned their attention to filling his wants and supplying him with.insirumeuts of torture and of death. Fash­ ionable society lias enriched thous­ ands of male and female Restellee. Daughters in thousand* of homes have been and are being taught by the examples of their mothers thnt the road to prostitution has no penal­ ties worth heeding. Husbands have had their love tnrned to loathing be­ cause of the inhumanity of wives— and still the work goes on. Are these mm Price, HCemwrMHirtmi Fmfion. IS NOW ALL nt AND ing sensible menwith their owa wives who are thus heartless and wicked. Il is driving women to the use of all raising msaner of tonics and stimulants to keep their life-fires burning on the hearths of fashion, or smoldering in Balcoek, PrMife*t f Jtn. the closets where t^cy keep their skeletons. It .is unfitting thousands Gavtixof wives for enjoying or even bearing the attentions of their husbands, and xnr Jwcniais. !te NtthiHe Cartti Eb IXAXI’KB KXOBl. . FRESH MEATS, DOUBLE- WAGON •te. Give the* a call on Wsst <ide Main S> Nwhviik, Mkh. UWt a CBOCKHt. its work, while dwwn, without using the hands or feet. Discharging the Bake is effected by simply giving ibe slightest upward mot ion to the handle of the lever, which unlocking it, eauses the driver’s weight to till the Rake and dischs/ge the contents. A child can operate the rake with ease. 'The Regulating of the Rako for any kind of ground is done easily, by changing a pin al the joint, which^raises or lower* the teeth a* desired. 25 ACRES I’ELR, is a fair day’s work with the "Coatss,” SONGS MARBLE WORKS BLACK R FULLER, TOMBSTOWE8 DaA.’Z- end you can O. a WOLCOTT, buci < nimi �—-*! ** itTHobm KFwcnpAL anmcftLg. j, 5? J «' Im P7”VV 8^Tk* ‘ m 10,000 Fathers m«b. •» «tArtork ». a. mothers, brothers and sisters, sweethearts and children, can l*e VrA^t^ILtt LOWS. -SM F. wUr eoamm>'cntl<.n <■• M«lt DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, XJuFhuM CAP8, IN THE pliable to behold, aad a mere damp, dfoeon- , Miate, bedraggled, solemn, sad and dte» earned multhado we never wish to aop. ' Everything bad been done te make ths pteuic grand mooom; eatables had aieiv• «<hy lhe dray load, and the multitade were f The moot ewmpleto lias of Gleesware ever brought to NashvUta. Ym oca find any­ thing you want, in that Rae, la my stock. bound to have a - pieeic, rein oe ne rain; Btill a UtMe of the job tot of Crockery loft, and mor* to arrive next week. I wmdd especially invito the attention of LhoM buying goods by the quantity, te do SHOES, OEOTHDTG, MOTIONS, AO., dtO., AO. 07“ Purchanrs Ctuk will make cording! y they returned to the ehnrehe*, Large Saving by buying their Gwxli one of the finest rain* of the Mason, te­ as were eot la tho M. k Church, and rg a Thus and- through harvest; aloe those intending to rwn steal* of tbe 4th of July, a* I shall be ' _n»®’ Kam rf*. of Ma«n fluwe. XT C- ELLIS, M. Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, Sy’ . . Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, . Nicest and Softest Gloves. H 1 D. A. BARBER, M.. D., Horm-o• patMe WtiyaMaa m* fciaiwu Ofltev, wear on acr»< r of oad 8<a Baabri!!., Mkk. . ’ GRFFITH & DURKEE, CASH HOUSE. VVEBSTRH A- HOBBS, BiaekII emtehiL AU Mteaef wort fa lhe BtaalUMWth Nashville, Mich. a throng aat down to oat what good thing* ire not destroyad by the rain. W • BOOTS, ^trerfgry. H. YOUNG, M. D. BRADY BRICK. f B. BASF.Y. DraJo^ Good. »nd V . DaccMc eentad to any pteee la the vMto*r. Stoat borwe, rax! drey anTwfflte*band*- W. G. AYLSiORTH & CO. pLEBIENT SMITH. Rea! and liianrue. A* rW«n Heuw. AH lr*al taw prepared te give you jnet what yon want and at the lowest poMibto figure*. —Bev. ®Mm Mudge, of Mspi* ItapWi. $4.00 will preach tn the Chriatiaw Chureh, next Bahbath morning and evening, on exchange 8.60 with the pnxtov. j , IT? J 3 fl i| 6.00 ■ —J. Powil* hM purchased Hoher’* 6.00 carding mill,. Mr Powli* i* a good work­ man, and w* opine be wit! b<v» a large ran of custom and do w*R. Read bi* advt. Ithtaa ^$*el Rake*, th* boat mad*. The committee on speaker* hare aoeured Hau. E. W. Ban*a*,\if Charlotte, 3rd Aaaistaut Postmaster General, al Waahington, to deliw. the oration on the 4 th. . Mr. Barber^a one of the ftneet-and ableet of Michi­ W. SMITH. NOTAHY D , E. T. CHILD & CO. M. FLINT, .Attorney at Tutor. gan** epeakera, and everyone attending our KO cts to $1. DEALERS IN 4th can expect a rich, literary treat, betide* : Ogee over Betos Bnw. Pro* Mere. K**bvfl»a.M>*fcT H. LEE? ' Beckwith's Improved Roller Drill. Deputy Hliorttr. U. Wooden and Iron beam Flow*. expect te eammono* work upon their now MeCermink'* Improved Reaper* and crick ebureh. They report $1200 already Mower*, al $96 cash it th* Fall, or $100 in pledged and mere promised. We hope Hire The officer* of lhe day bar* been ehoeeu one or two years. win BuooM^y^j Qg RlVXO GJ3RV&0 * follow*: President, Lemuel Smith ; ChapCombined Machine* at same rate*. —The Baptist Chureh will furnish a table terp, Rev. C. I. Deyo; Historian, Clem*at Those wauling repairs for McCormick'* Machinery ean get them of me m ehenp aa, ia KaahviU* m tho 4ti> of laXg. ■ .Wy so­ Smith; Reader. H. A. Barber. Battle Creek and Allegan Wooden Pumps licit the patronage of their friend* Fund* Vice-Presidents : Orson Dunham, Maple rained talk* eooMfi* Wifi U u.*d to help Grove ; 8. 8. Ingereon, Woodland ; D. W. for welt* aad cistern* cheaper than you ever Braith. Castleton; Z. B. Willison, Sheridan ; bought before. —Owing to a mistake of tho postmaster, I would My te those living outside off la*'. Friday our westward bound paper* were W. W. Cole, Assyria, Aaron Durfee, Balti­ more; J. Pendill, Vermontville; W. King, they could al the shop. town that I have a wagon on th* road. Block­ not malle$ until Saturday. We greatly ro­ Kalamo; A P. Loomis, Sunfield. Mar .halls; A. J. Hardy; 1st Assist., ed with a good stock ofCls**, Tin, Crockery' grot this, but mirtakee will occasionally ocM. C. ElUs; 2nd assist., J. H, Loo; 8rd a* ' (j > G I1 ’• and everything you -want aud anything you1 cur with the meat careftd. rist., T. C. Downing; 4th assist.. Jahn might ordrr-Ahrough lhe salesman, 'Mr. : —Mr* A.wneey, will again vteit th I* Cha*. Nichol*. You can depend on getting village the coming week, when eh* will fur­ Th* largest Delegation of team* will rothing* m cheap a* you could at the store. nish eubecriber* and all wishing te purchase oeiv* a prit* of$lfi.OO, and tho second lar­ AH teM Mid at $1.00 warrehtod, if net ''Barnes’ Centenary History ; or On* Hun­ gest $10.00. The party bringing tbe lar- dred Year* of American A bran new single harueu far sal* cheap. Independence,” with the work. load of ladle* will receive $6.00. Delega­ tion* competing for thee* prise* will report In front of the Union House nt 10 o’clock. —A thrilling dog fight took place on I appreciate the value of cash customer* Io E. CwirwAW, o, SraoM and A. and prompt settlement*, and will give you, south Main 8U last Wednesday rooming. Another kind of a fight occurred on th* same SnxicK, Committee. be.discount every time. | *tr»et toward* night whieh we refrain from A national salute of thirty-eight gun* will Thanking yon for your liberal patronage publishing, believing that the participant* be fired at four o'clock, a. m. remain respectfully, A. JM. lUl’GHEBTY. Last store an south Maia 8L, near the . depot. Wonted! Al the Nashville elevator, ' 100,000 lbs. WOOL, for which the highest market price will be pain. Aiarwonrii A Buoox*. Foe the next 80 day* barpototait. Salt Fiah. Don’t buy until you have priced them ai49, Main St. Lu Bao*. LOO will never do so more. FURNITURE! 5 PARADY, Manufacturer of OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, And join in the ehorns with those that are already singing This is the Tea I long have sought, jtnd mourned because Ifounel it not. 204 Mam St., Jackson. Boot* and Shorn, M.ktnrarMl Krpalrtn* n.stly dt>n«.ateo.trlet*lteo< Itou V> dll! order, promptly. Nartvilie. TOHN Q CRESSY, d HMEHIFF, Itoaety Coanly ttarevyorrmdOennal Ontej aacef. UtSc* at Uw court Immw. flaatteu*. Mleb. IF THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF JAMES In Nashville and.sell them at the SmaHtsi Profit. FLEMING, Watchmaker aad Jeftlerr You can buy Walnut Bra, Fit! glass $12.80 Sira® “A” for 10! cents, GranolateO Hi cents, Yellow C 9 cents; Marble Top Bureau, io $18.oo LEE BRO’S. | NI . E. C. mtinerer Everythina Else in Proportion. ATTENTION, ALL XmI >We of Main Htreet, XartvdK Mlah. P. S.- Fine U'alchca and Jrwetry cart' fully repaired and warranted. Anil other Groceries equally as low in price. MONEY TO LOANf (h Applied Beal Esfalr Secirilitfi, i h I Has Ju.t rerefvvd a tar*. and fine SMottmcut of MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! Thejnew. firm 0 AINSWORTH & BROOKS, The prooewioa wPl be formed ia front of the Union Boom at 10 o’clock, a. m., in the ■; —Last Saturday evening M. Ehret war driving an ox teem over the Quaker brook following manner: l*t, NMhvili* Cornet Bend, bridge, 11 mile* south of town, when a poor 2nd, Carriages containing speaker* plank gave way. and a child ’seven ^rears wae thrown from the wagon, two wheels offiMr* of the day. ^.ird, C*r of the Goddess of Liberty. passing ever her body. She wm not v*»y 4th. Societies. badly injured. 6th. Martial band. —Old Unde James Bock, of Maple Greve 6th. Citiseu* with team* and on foot died last Sunday morning of old age. Ho' In thta manner the procession will pro­ wm the oldpst man In Maple Grove, if not ceed to the cemetery grove where will be de­ lU sU.i i» U. tuur; Mn,ta M, livered tbeOrati^, the early history of 8-Kh year. He wm a pensioner of the war Nashville and vicinity, interspersed with inhad been married 60 yean, and worked on Hru menial and vocal mnsic. his farm up te within a few days of hi* A slow horse race will commence at 2 nnn ekveumn eta tmur or Ko*. .VW lived., al Ux KKWS Odfce. to be yrt*tod CUSAF. Stoy u;> and aee aprtiBMHia. IN BUMS OF $300.00 and UPWARDS OX IA»N(J TIME. . L. UVBSELL. Office over J. ICnewil'a atore, H tarts**. Mlcb- Spriug aud Summer Style* i7M. JONES, pay the Highest Market Price for BOISE BRO’S •w h: e At rrteee that Defy CotnpcUUoii. t Dress and Cloak Making, POTATOES. CORN, APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed. &c., CUTTING ANp PITTING. Done in the l*te*t Fs»bloMt.b> HtyU-. . NEW BAKERY Delivered al their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE ELIHU CHIPMAX, Justice of the Peace, Wo a>M keep on hand and have for **lo Fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakes, Crack­ ers and Pies LATH, SHINGLES. o’clock, p. m., in front of A. J. Hardy's and —A. M. Daugherty aa a borine** nan la *»d st crosswalk in froat of G A. Truman's. • aaooeee. Hia atore on eon th Mara Gt., i*1 lai prise $3.00; 2nd $2 00. *1 way a jam full of good*; ditto, cuatomm, Jow* Wxnrrxn and A. R.Wolcott. Com. who ere new allowed to go .away A sack nwe will eommenoe at 2:80 o'clock, , m . in front of G. A. Truman'*, and -nd l crosswalk in front ct Union House, let printer'* ink and Wy* it pay* him handsome- , the $3.00 ; 2nd $2.00. ly so to do. Don't forget to see Daugherty E. Pa«ai>t and D. Gpn, Com. when yon oom* to town. * A wheel barrow race will commence at 3 WATER LIME, SALT, No 4* Mato RtreH, Nuhvilla, Nksl*.Gmtral Conveyancing, te quantitlM to milt the meet hungry. HAIR, .A. TJUZVCII It-OOM STUCCO. MONEY kept h» «BW«ton; alao a rtmire fteek of O'clock, p. m., in front of Lee Broa.*, and ’ end lO rad* aorth. lai price $2dX>; 2nd Castleton and Woodland, belonging to one 1 Hudson was burn-d week before last. Some J$100. .J. CAMxand J. I’itixxqxs, Com. A greased pole In front of A. R. Wolcott’* hopper writs* to Frogfool'* paper rapai 8.80, t'oiwky p. m. Friae $2J». nting that the property w*» insured for Proprietors. 23 RS. L O. CROCKER hM Jn.l rwlv«! a tarp- ati M H. ALDRICH. —A small bouse, on the to wn line bet weeu THE NEW MILLINERY & FANCY BOOK! Double­ Thread DOMESTIC ), and intimated that it waa burned for A $19.00 greeted pig will Le lei loon ai' tbe ineurance money, and propose* that none one be*Idee the secretary of the Barry 4 o'clock, p. m., and given to the nu who bring* him to the judge* »land_ L:' A Eaton investigate the matter; but before M. Bnocr, Com. that letter waa penned the loaa had been ad­ The old continental* will be ent In full justed by Clement Smith, the worthy aeoreNsey of the Barry ft Eaton Isenrance Cm, uniform at 6 o’clock. Saw Drear*, Com. A running home race, 80 rod* at 6 o'clock •by paying Hudeon the earn of $16.87, which ahowajwn freqeenUy the me-your-aooe- p. n. First bora* out take* fire! money. J.Wsnaena and flaoaoa Bncrooa, Com. LOAN KVT. Git* me a call In th* Drady bulkllux. AINSWORTH A EROOKS, * TO GROCERIES! which we ship and retail at bottom price*. Hate in aU the latest idyic*. Beal and JiniUUion Isica. Betd mul IinltaUsn Hair Goadu. Lock-Stitch Machine. to thoec buying (^oak». . Bleaching. Preying, (idorlug ■ and rcthaplng Old Fiate- . LIVERY STABLE!: WM. VENN. Ptrnmirro* At Dkgor-l'* old stand, Nashrilk, MicHt • We have railroad sn the brain again. •per aad naturally impure* S rhich give* her '.he ohaaer te a yatefnl sigh that i*'s only a -ix «r Fashfon’’ tan* *U would The CoMwater, Monhall k Mackinac Bail­ road project ha* been revived, and great ef­ fort* are teteg made to .complete the grad­ ing and fitting the road bed for the irte, which eeme of the stockholders of the Michignd Southern are ready to pat down al toft a ghastly sited mse-quarter af <a tnob Mudi long. The next day he swore owl a warrant Omse. if w* will only -hang up.” greater oner os* M raising th* means is befor her arrest which wm served by ooa*ta-u H/met with than the mom ungulne exble I^rkine, but 'ere the ease cam* to tri*! he had relroted aad withdrew the sail, pedted, and it I* net at *U certain that Ver0M«triUs wilt hM hav. a competing line of paying all eoate. ««*~«-KM..,-,. The sodden death ef a daughter ef George in Friday night, was found in that state at half poet earn e'dieek CUIS. W\ UXWMt, NA55HVlLLErMItrn; Do yon want Paints and Oils ? Do you want a good Book for the THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. with cara? Keep. conatoMte ert hand a — teraft a* Flaw and Platndr JEWELRY, Home Circle? CIocJcm, Spectaess,.#*. Do you want a Prescription filled She was , j JEWELER 5 OPTICIAN Do you want School Books ? imuwtty. Mr. Vrvx has had eere’-sP year* *cpe*4> enee in lhe livery busines* and is prepare* to furnish all who wish with a good rig. ■nd at prieee ctarrnspondtotg with ■MM. _____ **J> Wines and Liquors ! ’ “DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE CO. New Tt'wLt iiikI <?lilen<o. �KEWH in BJBZjKK * -------------- . . • I btmbete- ’ ' ■ Ulf k MUM HHF * NUM mtofiMri wurwh-a. ■ wui-nkr*. nene, stiver tsririug oop-per ores ; Utah atieer and lead area ; good ooUectem of ores from New Jersey । Zmo frauklinUa coutaiphig both . J CHtCAOO j CHICAGO LED6ER LEDGERW* For the Hext Half Ve.'r. -Five children. the falmllr of Frank MaUtaoux. were burned to death ^ne night het week, by the destruction of their dwelling, mnm fifteen miles east of Windsor, Oan. $26 TO $60 PER DAT in aUdtrectiooa. pmsseeting 4be entire coojxQy, an the troaeuyM of tiia earth to lie found tn endloM variety. We may well exclaim, thia te a great »6MUtry, and ■ympethbo with th* Teutons, "Mata Gott, vat a partton- Th* frilowing UPAMwhUril togjuly : ried away, and aeveral pereecia drowned. At Frauenfeld. tbo capital of the .canton, four lumatee of a bouae ware killed by felling walla. Taisa tn Cuba, has ahooouded to the United Stales rtfc about *400,000 ia goM. —John R. Graham. of Iowa, who for a long —E. P. Ilinguton. author of the “Ufa of Artemtm Ward," and who was.Mr. Browne's agent in England, died in London recently. vidta« that wbe» Colorado to Mtmtttsd M a BUte tba laws <W tba United StatM ahaU base lb* oam« fores m vtoewtMre, and that the Stair shall cooaUtuto Me Jsdteial dlairtet; amrttitetnry of tbe Bankrupt tow-tbs aams turasnre that eMevd tbs Itenate; radtutac tbs number at tbe tewdtosl tho Southern Pacific railroad track haa bean eorpsof tea anajr....Tba MU prracrib*n« IM rate oitondo.1 to lha summit of the Sierra Nevada for jarors la United tUalra odarta wm recommitted. ....Tba majarlt* aad minority r> pAta of ths •tooM juntaina, al Tebuchape. and regular trains b?gnn to ran daily between Ban Franctoeo and Keene Station. 338 miles, or to within seventy, sight miles by stage of tint Loe Angelas divi­ sion. The track ia already laid fifty miles east of Loe Angetaa. —1‘aaaenger fare rates from Now York to Chicago, via the Erie railroad, have been still further reduced—from filfi to •!<. CONGR ESH IONAL. Trnwar. June 6.—Nmate.—Ths committee appointed »ome Ume a<o at lhe Instance of IHrl* (W. Va.), after an InveaUgaUon Into the method of book-tiepin* In the Trraanry department, reported that they are eatlehed teat no eauee for com­ plaint exists therein. ...The Henate dlaeueed mfereutially the question of JurtedicU-n In the Impeachment matter st considerable kn*1h. and ftn.Hr fixed the Uh of July aa the dale when the Henale aa a court of truj«eaehment shall begin to take evidence.. Mbyte presented a petition of O. T. Desiirejard, nf Ixmtviana, for the removal at bls polltlcal^diaslxillllee. lie**.—The Indian AiqwpriaUon bill was passed, ineludlns the section transfet ring the Indian bu­ reau to the War deportment....Tbo Hones, by a vote of IIS to S7, authorised the Committee on Hankinc and Currency to report at any Ume. The object of thia permission La to enable ths commit­ tee Io report a 1-iU repealln< the Resumption act, and to put It on ita jsu*<f promptly. WKDXBmar, Juno 7.—Smale.—ITio resolu­ tion propoafag a common unit of money aad aocounts for the United Htatea and Oreat Hritaln was paased....Tbs UH establtahln* Cbeboyyan. Mich., a port of delivery passed.... The Henate then took np and psaaed the Le<1alatlva, Executive, and Judldal Appropriation bill. None of lhe House reductions were concurred in, the bah coverts* about the same amounts appropriated last year • ••.Tbs Forttiteatii-w, bill was also taken up and CMIMJK AJfD CKI3LIHJLIA. passed. Hossa.—The House passed lhe bill removing the —The Ohio river steamer Kate Dickaotx was libeled at Louisville test week by two deck forty-acre reeUictlou upon lhe entry of public lands In Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, hands and tied up. The boat escaped te Qnand Mississippi, an<1 placing those land, under lhe dnnati, however, where the 'operation was re­ same regulations aa the public domain In the West­ peated. when the claim was settled. The pa- ern Htatea. The lull had sire ady passed the ftenpm in tho Louisville suit ware exit to Untied ste... .Cromiee Introdacs-d a bill authorising a rail­ Staten Mondial Harrington. at Covington, who road pontoon-bridge over tbs Missouri river at Ne­ overtook the steamer al lliploy, Ohio, on her braska City. Passed.. .The Bpeakrr asked and <d>way to rittetargh. The Marshal enucaron.l talned leave of abonoce for lea days, and appointed to capture the boat, bat wm warned off by Cox (N. T.) Speaker pro tern, during his absence. Taylor. At Maysville, Kv., however, lhe Mar­ ... Cannon, from tbe Committee on PoetoAoM and Port Roads, reported a bill providing s'p. nslly for shal waa shot deed by CApt. Taylor, while cn mailing ebacens books, and jiroblbllln* lottery ctrdeavoring to board the steamer. Taylor then culan paertn* through the. malls. Passed. appeared on the guards aud was shot dead by TnuoaDAv, Jims 8.—Nrnote.—The Bcaate re­ the Harriagtem party. fused te consider a resolution allowing Ptnchback -In the United mates Court al Fargo, D. pay and mileage as a ttenalor tor lhe lime in whteh T., last week, John White, a eoldkr wm sen- bis claim waa j*tiding... Sherman called up the lensed to ten yeara* imprisonment for killing bill amend th» tews relative to the l-*al-ten.ter John D. Colby, at Fort Pembina, on the 16th of silver coin, and a general discussion of the finance May, end William Bruguler to tho same term Hews*.—The House proceedings wm enlivened for killing William McGee, an employe at the by a wordy aktrmteh between Blaine and Tarbox, Standing Bock Indian Ayreey, test December. the latter defending bimsrif against lhe charge of They would both have been convicted of mur­ th- gentleman from Maine that ba was actuated der in tlx second degree, and sentenced for by twfbatei malice in offering hte resolu­ life, if thio grade had been provided fur under tion of inroatigation. Blaine repbed by ac­ cusing Tarbox of stealing a copy U hte the United titates laws. —Burglars entered the reaidenoe of Bov. Speech on the enrrency, which wm in typo sev­ Henry Ward Boocher, al Brooklyn, one night eral weeks before tta delivery, and ofartag to eeU it to a newwosper man. Tarbox pronounced tha last week, and carried off silverware valued at cliarge false, but admitted that he had a copy.... 91,000. They would have taken more had L HU to jmvent straw bids te the maU service was they not been frightened off while trying to passed .. The t»U to replace ths tom-elad cath few open tba safe. Jurors in United mates courts was dteCMoed with­ —An astraordinary suicide was that of James out action. A. Moore, a mechanic, who Hved on a farm Fmdav, Jom B.—araata.—Thu amobdod about fifteen miles aoatu of Lafayette, lad. PootoOcS Appropriate* 14H wm passed. It covtre He went to a hotel in Lafayette one day lari within a amalt fractitm ot gr^OO.CW, instead of week, and secured a room, aayiug that be waa *33.100,000, m provided hi tha Bouse bOL Beuar.-Tbs House passed lhe biU te pay tha ai work an a peculiar invention. His machine wm a self-seeing device for beheading one s widow Of IVwrtdcnt Folk kljm for ten mutes, self, aud WbOh he was found fete head WM-taa wbteh wm taken off her ptautsUou during the war by tha Unten anay....17*9 wm aaothsr exciting bos, romj’TMely revered from lhe trank. The so tie on tha fioor at tha House, growing out of the ax bed a fall of Iwrivs foci, and wm buried in B etna tnve«Lg*Uom That gentleman claimed lhe the booras after severing the neck of the dright to call up hte motion to have the Caidwell dis­ trict priated with tha avidroai taken 'by the rfjF^jrcf^r xEnivurAraui. -A disps'cli Crtaa Havana Cuba annoar nea tbo failure of Frdro A .’o,. importers of Jrtkmi bovf Their HabtUti ia arc catinuited at over -Tba Obio Falfe Car Wcrtw, at Jeffcreou. IriL. the iargMt rriabhetmeot of t!» ktod m the wrald, More been ordered to ba sold wider a fgreeicntire cd a Bicrigage. -During tbs pari two wraka the arrival of .XWell Auger LWggffOg CoogreM of Aatijora, July 1. . <f National Convention «< Catholic Young Mau's .AMOctetioos, Jdly 1. . International Typographical Congrtwc. July .5, BalaMtMm'a and Co ngiririnl Travelers’ Aseoetetion, July 3. Catholic Total Abetinence Upton «T Amritoa. July A nsrAT'X'tfYSK. PenusTlvaula But.' Dental Hociriy, July 25. Encampmrui Knlgbta Tetupiar at Ridley Park, under aurpicea of Maqbte ! Gctamandrry, July28. '' FOI/nCJL. —The Wisconsin Democratic convention did not Instruct its delegates. Mont of them are understood to favor Tilden. UMJUUL —According to a Kan Francisco dispatch, lhe ' .—While the wordy warfare continues between Messrs. Ittaino and Proctor Knott life hi Wall­ Democrats carried Oregon at tbo tent State ington will not be » monotonous aa ia "off election. They claim a majority of twelve in • yosra." There gentlemen tried couelneions the Legislature on joint bsllvt. —Senator Morton denies, with much em­ again in the Judiciary Committee room on tbo 7th, and from the puWtebod reports of the phasis, the report that ho instigated tho iiirw episode it most have been very exciting. Mr. ligations of Mr. Blaine. Knott explained hia reasons for not reading FOMMlGB. the Caldwell dispatch in the Hoote. Ho —Bismarck has prohibited for two years tho wanted to bo aseurtxl that it was genuine. ctrculalioe in Germany of the ffordatnrrika. Had a dtejtatch come from Caldwell saying tho weekly edition of tho Philadelphia .VoUuthat Mr. Bigtoe was guilty, it would have been blaK. unjust to the latter to publish IL Here Mr. —A six weeks' armistice has been agreed Blaine interrupted by raying hia belief was upon between tbo Turka and the insurgents. that such a dispatch would have got out — Many insurgents in the Turkish provinces pretty soon, when Mr. Knott disclaimed any have petitioned Austria to grant them asylum, intention of doing Mr. Blaine any injustice; alleging that if they arc refused they aro in bat still Mr. Blaine reiterated : "I mean to danger of starvation. any that I don't think you would keep beak a —Boaaia haa prevailed upon Barria to sus­ dispatch that would hurt -me." Koott became pend hostile preparations. England and the greatly netted. His while mustache grew a other powers have agreed not to exercise undue shade paler; hia fiery checks took on a pressure upon Turkey. deeper glow. He clutched hia oaken stick —The Bpoaiab Government in Cuba lias with a firmer grasp, and advanced threatening­ made contracts with ptrties in Florida for cat­ ly toward Blaine, who sat in a chair three feci tie, paying kJ in gold per pound delivered in from him. The friends of Mr. Blaine NoovitM. unconsciously gathered around him. —A Landon special says: " A pompbiet, is­ and had Chairman Knott male another sued by Gen. Iguaiieff, the Buaeian Ambassa­ step toward Blaine, there would have been a dor at Cocutanlinople, haa created a seuaalion. personal encflhnter. Gen. Hunton, who is a man of remarkable composure, succeeded in Il proposes to split the Turkish Empire into five enforcing order. When the sub committee principalales, to ba named, respectively, Bul­ adjourned, Knott, approaching Trye, a mem­ garian, Albanian. Bervian, Bosnian, and Greek. —Gibraltar has been supplied with prober of ths committee, and who has been in attendance aa advisory friend of Blaine, rteiona to supjxrrt a garrison of 2,000 men for six weeks. said to him : *• Mr. Frys, your friend Blaine —An exploring expedition left England for M the god-damnedest scoundrel in Amer­ Northwest Africa laet week. Ila main object te ica." This remark, or its equivalent, hav­ to ascertain tbo feasibility of admitting the ing al.esdy found its way into print, it should be addr-4 that Frye replied: “ You waters of the Atlantic into a portion of the forget yourself, Mr. Knott." Yees" said desert of Sahara. Knott, •• I do." and bo thereupon withdrew the remark, and apologized for having made it. The following is a copy of the Caldwell tele­ gram : Lowtxnr,-------- . To Chairman House Judiciary Cusimlttes, Wesbiugten: Haro Just reed la New York paper. KeoU'r evi­ dence bImmU osxr bond tranoacUcu, ami can fully corroborate K. I are'er gave Blaine any Fort Smith railroad bonds, directly or otkerwiM. I have three forrtgn railway contracts on my hands which mak. M issposolhis for ms to leave without great pecuniary lose, or would gladly voluntarily mmbome aad ao testify. Can make affidavit to this ef­ fect, aad mall ft If desired. Joetaw Cainwau. —Douglas county, Mo., wm visited by a tre­ mendous rain-storm a short Ums since, which flooded al) the creeks and streams in lhe vicini­ ty. Thirteen hves wm lost, and a number of mills and other buildings wm swept away. - In 1860, or thereabout, one Godard Bailey, a clerk in the Interior department, became a defaulter to the amount of f *70.000 belonging to tho Indian trust fund. The war followed shortly after, and some of the Cabinet officers having resigned, the matter was not jirenred : bat last week a piril suit waa begun at Wash­ ington against Jacob Thompson, of Mississippi, who wae Becrctary of the Interior at the time, to recover the amount embezzled, with interest. Can Artfifilly be Hide witfi the 3ca>. Mhm «,««>.• 000. Tbo" latter oven in under Ute rea< value. I reached tho grouuda quite early .•..Ths Appropriation Committee repreled ihv Army Anwop.iaUon bill'-OU,r RtO.OOO.OW leas than th- mUuiales,and with eeeUoua redoelnR lbs force of th- arutyand ths i*r<*f ofitaevu.... Lord Introduced a Joist retolullon recmuinemllng an additional tiiroe-story trull. *40,000; a drying machine, *2.506, Uite axliibitog's -outfit cost fiS.^OO boai-buiMsig fine . have *25.00* on exh)bit, there axe thirteen locomotive* averaging *20.000, *2fO,OOU; there aro fu'ly *130.000 in paaaetiger forty foot square filled with roving forms of 108 spindles, 630, spin He cardore. etc.. (4.000. Another square containing pulp boater and otiier machines, *18,000, belting in one eotabliahmaut, _|ll,000 sewing machine iutcreoL. fully •50,060. ffewapaiwr and job mac hut c press, ete., *1.000,000 ; ob< firm shows in riv­ eting machine, steam regulators, rag-picker, etc.. *94 000. Tbo Corlise engine. tlOQ.OOO. 3 TO 6 FEET IN DIAMETER, Ar.d AXY DEPTH MUJUIRED. Tb»J will boes te Xad w» MARK THB BEST OF WALLS to QUIDS- , I ( GREAT TE8TERN WELL AUGER CO. BLOOMFIELD, DAVI8 00., IOWA. figja NO AGENCY IN atSI THE WORLD showing X200 ; thia will make a display of •125,000. Hare are a few items and nearly •2,000,000 in value; now, take 11,000 exhibi­ tors. and the figurrw axe atartUag. . OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY The Enemy of Disease, the Foe ot Pain to Man mid Beast, 1. A. Uraaaotd COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTER THE CENTENNIAL. itora. wlicoa numbers are nearly the figum cuumcrali-.J. The display of African goods from tho gold coast in unique, more curious than of any util­ ity —trinkets, idols, bate, weapons, etc. . Nor­ rntLAnuj-uiA. Juns 7. 1876. way exhibits an antique buffet, *450.00 ; bed­ Four weeks have passed since the oj>ening of the great Exposition, and many of tho vacant stead, 4550.00, gold. The Vcuotiaxi oollsclicn or half occupied spaces then visible, have boon of ivory and carved work u superb, m h their filled. But though very marked progress lit* antique wooden furniture. New Zealand dis­ been made—in some eeciiona amouuting to an plays a pillar of gold imitation, to represent entire transformation — and the display of six feet iMpiarn, thirty feet Iqgb, productioM goods approaches completeness, yet much re­ from 1862 to 1875. weight 8.C25.G76 lbs. or 246 mains to bo done. Not till tho pilddle of Juan tons of 23-carot gold. Value, •151,271,293. A spool-cotton manufacturer exhibita a worked eagle, life size, worked with 8.464 spool* of cotton. Rhode Island shows a piece of belting eooDd of the hammer and the hum of busy' N» feet kmg, thirty inriiM wide; double. The workman are riill beard in all porta of the Cen­ Krupp gun carnev a tali Of 530 kilaa, or 1.100 tennial groaixis. tea weeks more will oomplete pounds, and ia thirty feet in length. From Hagerswerda, Germany, a clock la on exhibit, the display in all cesontial features.. the eornbioed arrangements covering an area Though the attendance te large and daily in­ nf 10x15 feet; lhe bell which airikea the time ia as large as an ordinary church bell. Bohe­ creasing. yet to make thia the most memorable event of the nineteenth century, Ibero should mia stands in the front rank in glass goods. lie a VMt concourse of people, flocking here by There ia to be seen in Uie varied display of hundreds of thousands from all parts of Amer­ fabrics, a naw, bemitiful artiois nf Oamid vel­ ica. from Europe,/ala, Africa, and the tales of vet ; this ia another expression of America's the eea. Eapecia^r from this eouutry whore manufacturing profeesk-n. The mineral pro­ ductions of Chili are exhibited in a tMty little grand heroic birth aud marrcloui growth and development this Exposition te designed to building with tho Soutii American condor «nrarxpanl. A curious knot of wood is eetR commemorate, there eliculd be each a gath­ which bas inycribod "thia knot waa pl«ntzd by ering bore aa would dwarf al) Eretern pilgrim­ the monks of Melrose Abbey in lhe faurteeutu ages to saintly abrinev. century." Valuable, Lka ojd wine, for tbe.aga. A portion of the cylinder of the first steam In thia time of financial depression the [*Oengine used in America is to bo seen on elhiple are compelled to practice economy, and al least twice aa many people would vinit the Cen­ tennial Exposition at half-f*re railroad raUw as at 620 for tbo round trip, who will remain at homo if the fare te *30. I believe the railroad companine make a great mistake in not reduc­ ing tho excursion ratce one-half instead of one-fourth. They would make more money now by anch a policy, and would bo leading thousands to form new acquaintances, and than cultivate the desire to travel, and create a large patronage for their roade in the future. The railroad componica wiU probably come to thia ooncluviou before tbo season ciosea. but I Ii • Great Herve 8timol*nt. COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTER i.mWi at VrilsAe-AOerlrtc Plrtss at MUrar aM ZAsv Us linUM is s Mnmsibvnln* Fl*Msr.ln>p<md .nd AGENTS WANTED TOR THE ENTENNIAL HISTORY or the U.S. kOEKTS nTfiumanc. .MOTOMO A rather am using incident occurred on the Central roaff coming up from Batavia yeeterday afternoon, in which the inquiftitiva and rather uda pliiaticatad rep-' reaenUtiTo from lhe rural districtii boie the leading part. 35 to 320 Seated direetly srto s thoaiale from our observing friends were several college boyn oil their way to the Alpha Dolt* Phi convention that aasembl*d at Utica, and, after the manner of their kind, they were soon engaged iu artistically rolling tobacco tip into cigar­ la magnificent in rxtent, richnorr and beauty, and llio variety in m large ■" human ingentrity and skill could make it. No dMcription oan give the reader a Juri coooeptioa of its greatDrm and splendor. It must be seen to be nppfeciated. A week spool in aighbaecing here will give one a boUtr idea of the notable pro­ ducts of all ooontriae than three year's travel MUSTANG LINIMENT breaasutaasd terae, ssssr-ttix WANTED! S52TJ tenters Iras. VsXiztT width. 2hs A-IOV to Blvd red rated by bovva «w| kre-r-d l-y Kmd. ette*. The old guuUwuuui watchud this proceeding for a few momenta Tn nITont amazement, and then hia wonder broke forth in words. Leaning over in bii neat, ho tapped oim> of tlia UDconaoioua lads on the shoulder, and aaid: "’Young DO YOMfi OWN PRINTINC! man, I hope I don’t intmd*, bat I would FEINTING like to -know if you have to put paper It la diffioolt to conceive the immense throng that moves in currents toward tho oponioge. I stood at one. the principal, and counted one hundred in two minute*, two-thirds of whom were ladies. At this rate, it ia ew-y to admit 3,000 per hour at each gate; thia rate, for the around your chewing tobacco ao it won’t capacity of each gate entrance to pars 15,600 witiiin that Ume, There are »ixteen out ranees, which permit the passage of 195,000 vwitora without praarare. which c uld be stimulated by a little activity on the part of gate j-d stile at­ tendants. to double tho numlmr lotoO.OOO, Ba people who come to tbe Centennial need have no appraheneton of being jammed ai tbo gates, and then when :hey get into the buildings, or wander around the grounds. If they aro orowded witbin tbe 230 xctm. more or lean, they will have no trouble in wriggling to or ouL into hin ,CK»t Mid expanded bi* phesk make you nick; I never naw the Like of it before," The peculiar aspects of the caw were quickly explained to the The Post and Mail anxious one, amid many an amused nmile from the lookers-on, and aa ho nauk back with a marvelous amount of genuine 2ss.t.triaiix" ’ll*’. fine-cut, ho was heard to murmur: “I knew I*d ace a good many queer things in the Centennial, bat 1*11 be darned if I thdught I'd over neo pere of tobacco in mon putting p.v thoir A8EITTS! A15 ARTICLE mouths."— Rocfwetcr Democrat. In the Gcrveranicut building i« exhibited a large meteorite of LW0 pounds, from Tuceoo, Anrema. There are 408 pbcatorial modalu in *25,000 and ii tho finest in the world. Why don't wo liavo an aquarium ? Ooe tfiat will compare favorably with the one al Faris. IW57 ? Thereto an extensive ntileetiou of area Ln the same building. North Carolina nude, a fine diaotey. Iron, lead, coal and gold qwartx Wrwt Virginia, lutumiuoua cool eaunel. aud splint; South Carolina, fomuliferoue rename ; TaonesMe, iron ora. lioMStorie ; MiMoari, chaloopyraa, blended galena and xu*c. lead from these area ; one specimen of specular iron wstala 7.500 pounds ; Michigan, pig-irou. eop- OnarrxD IuukIr, face, punpton, ringwtwm. esKrlietun. aud other cutaneous affocttonn cured, and rough »kin made soft and amootix. by using Juniper Tar Roop. Ite oareful to ari only that made by Caeweii. Haxard A Go-, New York, gs there Are many Lnutetinumade with conunou tar, all of which aro wurtL- REVOLVERS!! IMITIITlOmU BATCHES, CHAINS AND JEWELRY. 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The subtle eehool r yrtem of Ukaaevaral Bute* ■ _. ;.,o<;,.t B'^JT-TaeT1>-»H »t ■ A BENEFICIAL striko—Striking .a, f .a»«Murr public fund or property for the benefit c<pr ib loath rawKam • the earnest. r*<|umt nT the Michigan dnlegauob. W. Wtarft‘j>llptJu,“taM Plot tall. ( । TuKpinn wh/’geht Into prison mH bo iu future. Tmm find. • aiau that ww wont round willbo sleeted by when it wm dttenainml to tnumfer 5Ot«« to Hayon. Tba call progroecd. thnt this brypUfql. ahjet should bo so On motion' tonal dalegates equal privileges with those reprree tiling Staten. ill of sailors' boardiDg-honsce ; and all ram underclothes banging out of the anatasa A otpoaBre more . the world—the man. in tho moou. helix. ' . H & oj Ui^hiy.q^geg^ mic jPg<^r.U<l , of stairo I aiiw5S» One steps up ‘ other staMf up «ups» oq —--- ---------------------------------------- ------- : \ A coRMXHeMfrJn' out in the rniburbs i wjn yj U—’gritaB drootaht, ' “pkO tataO," 1 wants to ktfow^tt> to* to ntokaw « ___ Nottaii «Vfc OKO^Sd,. raillirai. ______ ’ *■““'. etarrted. ’* * * ’■ votedeofid for Havre. Nevxla ditto. South Caroik. d.rax —y^towdr.*’,W«Pwta hel*—o. N«w T—k 1—mod u.1 a*I .uly-oro and what you profane^H*ffihfcli^|^m is the bunting of our beloved country .W-Ib™™ «r be.™ in property. Referred to the Coanmtire on Reso­ lutions. After speeches by Senator Logan, ,j lymnca, pfamofbis, varutta ■ tf chut, unto,' 1 1 ls. It la the jmperaUve du*y of the Government A to modify erUtlng trvatlM with European Gov- 'At thiaetago the New Ynftenaretind fafWo'*' ■,Iarfortr,,X"-<rVSf^ '- A regular S^.ktal-U.M, cr«taf Itrtft-biM wiili^iour biiqti oh.—St. ■ 1 *bt for lisyv. tooawdta, raato4,4Ato..tba Taptha^ hesitadng sad warertog de^egrt^ o? TWhfimd being exhausted by:h*agW,..they Reform Club by George William Curtin, the Committee on Permanent Organization out, I would be arreeted for disloyalty, ana confined in Fort Lafayette till tho <*•• ;''WjM*aiL4 xsj, , I offered a boy ten cents to show mo ™ ’SSsrr^.riifAg!! ■* .where Independence Hall was. ■n*- bonroly Uiat peya U very broutUul aod cbaate, While a thOft (that U dbcovered) U lu wretchedly bad tarts. ' * -PtUt Artwrfykt, ia li . wnd, distort and (ii^ig«re tho lindie, ao the m*ud. -lik»vri«<> is flripplcd apd equ- It was tractod- by perpriual application to the herei that Paul-Severe । bung out the lantenn oh the tower, leldnfg to 1 the -cafk Kame wit Of idOM. e^qcl/’. b .. ■; :w J-»-n ~ ‘ Wik do Vital Mr feta WSirf y<* On 55^25*^ interesting ‘ I gave him the ten oenta. <*You siikinner ; you lowing'gwrtltfeiil- were pftt Mh nomination : convention adjourned until 10 o’clock Thum Wm. A. Wheeler, of Now Yorkt Marshall Jewell, of Co (insetlent; Stewart L. Wood­ ford, of Now York; Joseph R. Hawley, 1 s. Skinner ins^tld^fi^on going to TLi.rwul.j- .1, the for wan( of care, J had to bring that aloi ;, tooJ ’ i thini nothing is more Il looks m though ha was ‘Poor thing,' |"Ul. We taineervly deprrcjkto all aeetlonaJ feeling Mud tendrncira.' Wc therefore note with deep eo- We’re orphings, mum, and j . be gets drunk and boats us, and wo The report of tho Comniilteo ou RoIm and Order of Bualne— wan road by Mr. Cemna. of • 1 d seven nights." , >^1 IPetu^pWfeA. Somo debate ”m indulged in ito nea to chasfog A txirse-ear a ooopla ’ Mrs. Skinner was so overcome tlia^J^ UagWteUon of Role 3. providing that the of locks under theac.drcumntancce, I ok the blue cotton stocking in which wit a wife never celebrated for weak i e carries her money out of her reticule, Inn I bawling for you-to harry up, the i id gave the boy t^(nGr|Svi <^tdsl quefeion rm’nndly arises whstlmt; or not hen we loft home she M3 uprafas of nnu iago U really a blceking. Mrt i yen dollars in that stocking that she Hki icr jginnrslly addxeMos mt*-aa s i yed up voi M>'tanfar w a hart। with AtoT ing o make thing* pleasant. Ihu on Ivp. Mill, I Chink Mio. Sktalte w« (lid w Pedro, fir L or alrawlxirry festival slush, count'.mo She had heard so much about it, she , ,, . , , . . out" “ Bwxt, how did yon loee your finger ?” X.S^.d:KWSu3Z eleventh infougratiou. Thia wm debated at “Easy enough," said Billy. pose’'you !dM, but howl" mine was.’ “That don’t answer my Question.” “ WelVrif ywu tnturt know,” TWawiKtaDweteAea. - !■' imd Jiniy;^'KW tn cul ft off, orbkre ’ «Shr Ibc oust otefr clrari-t 4 bnillltae 'Joel !><)«> completed New Yak. and Belford of Colorado, and tho The 8L Louis J£turyJ^uMnc known a »Mik*to.-o4 Japan, by Humus. a A ' <Jo.i Her' Mojcfoy's coach­ girl in that <441-ffbo makes her bustle _ X iMWd the Tdildo taut out of a bed-cord sixty feet long. Just so Ung a* (aahipu keeps on demanding iiwnii««t a|Mdwad>o«im<r,; nd' i tinance qnestioa, which waa offered by Hon. win Jamea, of Texaa, of the minority of the 3 AmrriM lie rated itmong iweond-clasi Mtel FrittoiB^tbeboyMroo F^ta- opowd Ita. door ktatart-Bi'Iteli. around it,” etc., eta., etc. ** Hallowed "itedi Ote , » \TZ~ > . J. ••Yonelwvawe«iirtM-MloC“L-kl73 , understand, have la' :-J-LL - • opened a pity,'where tlie'gamc w played regard-' less. “George Washington Harris, 1 »*,. dem calf akin boots, and raise you dis jwlr df tavwadar pasta and son pehUiftr *fon< ’trTd;,e*L ”-/rxe*a»wyr. sivw add richly chased. ■ Traditional em“I’m habbin a heap o* troubla wid ,btofo« of Japan, conspicuously ttfo toi­ Jdeopliwm IM lisps nighta," remarked an old darkey tba other day. F:!? Ho, bo I I U the roof, in the Metro of whMh i»> rectonm 1 know aU ’bout dak," said an­ japanem* erowu. The interior is hreuri- other AfrfoHD near by. “.To’ Mdoww «i»brjipta>lrt»r«l wilb doth , pj *»M.- Doffis-daCa whaTyo' know^f ksfdfod rich VrJt nciannes lacc, and green wik rw«te4>Htate' waUta; Vtee ota,., I Itel wee ea ert-.:, fowl taler —tart * our fifteenth amarndtfrol «ti«en5, wo . 'fho4«or haudles and lamps being maa- write ioCBM. ■■<“■■■ liomt—Detroit ren&t what' ftrttoranoelfi^ Hbtt- }»Jla downi ’Xnroixwnjtuita carr)3©w generally, but, the peculiarity of- ife coustruetton ad»Kno wlodgcrthroagh jMtient riuidtfrugal pite pt the draught, being very light. “We , ™ ¥® V^tA • rtoh j He gj'ihl MPMWOta-WMtiligitaJk,'. witl^t^^'gfodtrsUfoaMiaerJa^ WAWflF, naffteute, the giMtag befog -wry profm*-. The metal appcintmtinfo' are1 sfitirf gilt, and MYiifae z that the sinews of tho country be appro­ priated in thia maancri jMt-ao Jong will i<»wdArktABold'$tei|jii®te» „T It is n oomtnbyientenoe that knowl­ Allows of an onlia^ed ■ amount of oroaedge fe yxrwer; bat who hatii'dstfyjCMJ iwntotfoti and oxdsptitmal interior oomirijsmLaa' tirmU mid HUlc (iovrruiurnuvnsBr OMte “I sup- “I daresay you'd* lose yearn if B had Lean where aotne length meeting-bou^ and - |fad#ej*kadJip£ B she wpqld, partake <^. «ra- *u tac^r^l >n4 hla iflamen«c servic** la w«r and In pnaec. Mr. Pierce, of MsaaaahuMtta, offered an _ ntre£ toached a card in my Hfe. N.. York U’orlrti proOtaUj tete wteM db Uuftta Itei wutay Amtaftu.- anZot/ccd ll^4h<tloxt strode out in gloomy disgust, and haven’t a word about American freedom' the Mkiib ides that we’d al ways known \ Jfince. If I find that boy there will be tlie Ftxlrofitmfly. ; ane more cripple in h^ fjtfoihz— , “Im A sand .. -t Wc found Ind^wESTSil, hTC Ura al«a; teBtof iKf pU.1,,11,. "taa .iver, and saw the famous liberty belt p“i»w flavin ■mw.* Methodist ’Ohi»r> ta SfOB. a. nugbl . ' Hue wfiW-jrbfff^ M/FKfoi WkWYMc, with1 (Mar by. “This is thensourt-house. In-, dependence Hall i»-4-t’* I >r 1 ' “Tc<’ m11 Mra. Hkhmar.-«|'^r Jfre. , Fed»o, too< MaxtliA Jaae ■ Pedjo snd /f■p ' But I didn't wait to hear any more. I to th® First, catoh-your llu- lecturer on that topic. thin of New YbA wFRO.OW, and that at « grave, elderly gentleman, who stood “Wo ata't a^any mnte,' Skinner, very indignantly. “ We don’t urn the nart/4«2.IUL# oflftktong raise cats: A SOTEimnc techirer, saying ho was ■■ 500,000 laxMlitas,.ths. increase during : , ^uttoUpesk 6h the longevity of bdsds^ the wnMwntary from 1821 to 1870, so- । x th«f audienoe, who lived at ayordftigto the tables' of Joseph 'Hain, i<me6f ' has been 150 per pent., while tho ordi- bosrding hbirtf, mid he would go, as, to after hi" expfrieitoo in th ]x>ultry at his Li ble, ho could learn:' nolfiing now from of tbo naUon'ta rreent fo«i; with’ rriMcrtinff and applaudlDK tn Uu> Natlooal Capitol Um arnilni^ita of aorvpentaat robeUioa ; with aen<Un« Union aolWlrrw to the rear and promoUnfl Confrd«ratr aol. ■I«ra to tbo front; with delilientaly proposing to 'rpudjau Ibn |>llghtrti' faith of the flovernment; eg*4on, beaded by JeremUli Hara'fc'u; in io room the Declaration of IndepcuiK .FMttMWyJWT®®*1*1 “»• Conover dele­ gatee ; in the Diatrict of Columbia they recom­ ice was signed in. mended the alnilnsion of Dowen and Green. in order wmm the ro|<ort of the Conunittco on American freedom. On thia . RaeoluUooB, which was then preaeutod and * • This is not IndependcEbs HaU,’” saidL‘ riad by Gen. Hawley? 6f Connecticut. It la as ‘ to and then put th£m ft» rban^Fand In Norway, Sjisia^ and Portugal,1 exploders. pan o^.nitrt^glycijrinc total Hebrew population-is Mt down al i them, -pit never fails to raise ffen^'lrtd lerm thM W0. Ths Jewish race slil) j for Vice-preaident. and the members of the ' tho cat* come dawn greatly demoralised, In 1 convention remJiuodTUn Xtieirlaeats to tlw preserves its remarkable vitality. i —Merittoya. Jicrald. , ’ ..." . Austrian Gaficin, where^ thcreT’are ’now * Th<> first room we went into was n large iparo room, and I knew at oijcn it was pressi^yrytood thoej n^ whoso names willbo forever his fing^biOta,. How Holland df ®,892, in d, Italy of ’fyoOO. ’ withdrew the name of Mr. Jewell, ami moved that Mr. Wbeeler'a nomination be made i n’t had anything to eat for four days Bat when lira ratal ■aita'njrtaikir. You J»n> p„ HiUmytalr taulitUo fz/nU A^>uA4.«rw. ’ -i G» i qoIoFaeuiosabix tailor- “I can’t help nios, 15,000/ Itaoria contains k .fowiair fitting* figure like yours, air,’and I'm population of 2,647,036; Austria of willing to lose money Tor iho sake of 1,300,000; Gennarfy At *01^171; Hotithe advertisement, sir I” Freshman is mania of 255.00Q; Turkey,U 200,000; (telighto^sp^ j^yn j^n extortionate bill Bra's* 4 Eagfondpf 70,000. of without umutluur. .-»t whom 30,000 nre residants ofi London; in America, 450/M)(>; in the British bro them. wife. of a iomestiC tarn ol mind, and was will­ borrower, “I know him 7.O74.R58, namely: In Europe, ’ KM; in A.ra, WJ,'(K>tUiAfrk», 793.000, greteful pwopu win always bold Uxm who -pertW 8 boa dful than to sec a man thus equipped bribing QpMxfob three ^etto tbejrar of stotigtiaH-estunalrs would Jireplied thh ] longer Um?.,1^0,J00-’.’ . f -(| turn hy^rey<l,''oh Tliw in iky flight,. tho Jcws^. Tfae,.authar,., tho, Bev. J. rTlaCKWaab, : Make na boya acaln JSrt'fdt to-nltht; ' Millar, *placea tlicar total number ut : perhaps be a better word—concerning Of^^Omuback. ufikdjana.-’dhU are a good boy," said Mrs. “ (do - francs, yrheu yesterday you oDtydifrd'-l five front LegraiiSt* “Oh!" A pamphlet just issued contain, some ' niiuffled j “ This is it;7iinys the boyr f QntonniaJ and takirig nm alone to K ftP’rfW* inr r Trm*y. .T' ! yq®. *7cari her bandbox aod -retaeule, and, as die rferMbMAUfeatauykMMBhipiM 'n.r’c ‘ " -<r. jxMXair. k>o*OT0i>-.,. . ia/'chttektod toe other; “I taowawsd •nuff dwt yo' Wn’t slteip «>’pighfc, an* ,’ahfr*, F ‘kttoWb that yo’ nmghbo*s eant Iintber, of (ley's 'got any chiokcfts F spectabln family.”_______ At this he aiwak-CT by JlmiMMd, and Mise the pillars that bold up the kmg- OTH U IC O' and rescued the fhg shot from Paul ■ Jon,.' .bir, Boo TIooiiiw TUehtafe Yta 4h» Iwllfc will, tho Bonita. -Jnp. Aww*, aliua pUcw.J jqj(talk tt burial Btbj !•«. lAad loutaug •» M> |»wln«, ■> IbegnnrtWcta IM, wtattertng . io 1T99, i> taffl living io Tnralo... l*« llA intar pjteauaoibe flag ntata troo. ». mutluwd o< _ wm wrapped around hi fcbignnn. She proposes to pre­ sent these valuable rehtw to the Gen- tennirt Commission, and I shall make Hardly, inasmuch m some of the coin bean date 1820 and Pontiac wm killed Ughta in t^o han couli not bo nfrty lighted, tho ConvmUon adjourned to 10 oeJock on Friday. Tuxan nar. Tbs oonventteu art pt ampUy at 10 o'clock. bnsting, falsity oF eyealgM which overlooks the gradation of distance, seeing that which is afar off as if it were within a stop or a Knoxes baa decided not to keep the Sunday, although a 1 0H I with tLateen rod Ilinol anti white ___ ,_____________________ The Strasbourg cAtbedral » grasp—prwiipitato the mistaken soul on city library open destruction!—6foorye UM, in "D<umI dUxeu offen d to pay all expenses for j de ortfed with keeping it open ou that day. i >100,000. Dcranda." Um Boo Horaun Kid. 4brta.tatar. ««., A — 'Lrin mar1 a f o M iamrii and Bthe ^rtTtMynnifiakta?s m. to bo freoooes at the cost of �L-Ulll-tlLUElg FOB THE LONG BRICK STO] race*; he ter Cornell had woo both FOR sufeM twaly fwthigh,•»Ucjr’emOI. »«» Dry GFoods ed not to Til. | i:c 1 leg like a4 HEW CROP or WOOL! ----------------- rance, and mads (he editor sign and ■wear to a written agreemsul io knock hi in down and rub him if he broaa. but there ia noihisg that will Oux* Htoclc ot make a woman stand before her lookiM-g ajbJ to krog an a sunburnt aoae. SENSATIONS! dla-aged maiden, as she hung lie a FFe A railroad a—lsB* aawaj Teto^to. are reooiving limp bolster out of the ihird-stcry front window oa Sunday and espied a man onee ooqnetishly afternoon whom rejeetad. had she mins ttmi Cku. A HlM-rd,. a-lwM., vnu wwli Fmaoi LlESr EXPEKIESICE 18 NOW AU. nr AND pheidly NEW GOODS DAILY, propelling an >18 baby-cart. GOOD GOODS! S. LErBKAUtER, Or—4 Regular meeting heM. Present— Hardy, Halbert, Lee, Parady. Roe and Reynolds. Trustees. Minutes of the last meeting read ARE OrPRBXD TO CASH BUYERS mdvkantMad. A U-jtit Mw*a(OqA A—I. T - . i C.a.l.n, »_11 zi- l W ... UWttl LIVINS ProSI. and keep a full assortrnent in all of the lines. days work was tranafeared from road Dial. No. 2 to road DiaL No. 3. Pet? ion presented signed by Sol­ omon Feighneraad 33 others asking an appropriation of two handled dol­ EBY GOODS INCREASING SALES GROCE RIES! Tabled. Petition preseuted signed by Clem Smith and 17 otbeis asking for the opening of Main Street sooth of Phil­ are proof that the peo­ ple know where lipa’ Street, laid over til! next meet- MERCHANT TAILOR! Prints, 2-Button Kid Gloves, CmUna .eh MKfary au. U O. uu. Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, BUBIIADK CLOTEIfi! Curtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, Black Silks, Table Linens. nrsjoonri Bsif cunn& Parasols. Hosiery, GO TO TOOMirS FOR EVERYTHING I! e*ecEantKe> JTJEJF HV£R¥! Wam, papbb, rent... dwonbed ia Ro. doproeaod ttf lata- and Halbert, SIZES AMD On motion tbe coancil instructed the Marshal! to lay a sidewalk in front of the methoefist church. On mouee Webster and Stowe Him Barbara LawrwMB, of Glasgow, were granted the- privilege of using BwAia&d, while pro«int ever 4. Graad 26 feel width of Maple St south of Smith A Putnam's store, during July dlh. 1E76. 4 On motion Stiles was granted an extension on his job till July 16th, 1876. The following accounts were preaeatedand on motion allowed : Burts Batons, laying mi roaatsry l«i« ........$. 5 00 G C- Wokwu. dad*r« aieelion------------ 1.60 tt H. HMtoatfr teaming lamtor, ......... 6 26 Budd, ft Rusin, naita-........................... 7.00 L. Evwrtt, bmkiiag «aUs---- --------- 1100 H. ft. Brooks, lamtor.---------- ------- —1.10 ' Lee ft DfekiasM, lumtos------------- ....-61.74 Jes additiaa la a graeeer ata a ia- Saginaw City. <ww>pted by a Uwily aawed tai. .the foe department **ved the baildia*. bat an elgbi-yaw old bdy wml'tonraid to death. gu<t«a«« A WltlyanL PRICES! 6W ttf SOLD CIW At Spring Lak*. I'M l«h, white Edward Itl’i Slit! frei WttH&.OO MSliti “ 5.50 to $1150 HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS. BOOT PACS. OVERSHOES. sell them less than they can be bDughi in this vicinty. Mvj \6, 1667. an4 we KOCHER BROS. ntublM U 9S Ct«. and Chil­ dren’s Stockings [«U Wool) BOOTS A SHOES, HATS & CAPS. SALE aittBOARDING STABLE, Don’t forget it I Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at C, A. TRUMAN'S. READ! flKAD! READ.' Special Mea'fcsrr .lanonnca i O. C. WOLCOTT-g HARDWARE ADVT. NASHVILLE THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST c. GRIFFITH. PRIITSFR0BITI7U ifiRICBLTBRil DEPOT Time is like b ship that never an ■ on* or Ht'o b*m« warn wht*k*d into apace. chon. WWe we are on board, let u» do those things that will profit os when we reach tbe landing. The voyage will be But a brief summer M6T $LQO T^E A 15 TOWS! seaaou, while our home “over there,” from tb« hou*e *, few siautea be Core his will hw-ttro ceaselean ages of an eter­ wif* miMed him. She want out to the barn nity, that uever ends. With many, life's vessel is in mid occur, but with others, the “shining shore ou the oth­ Chantry Produce-. er aide has bove in view, and their bark wili sooa areigh anchor in tbe A tarribte tragedy waa wia«i«I June Uth. DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING promised land. a abort dirtaace aoink of Lawton. Two eolored mas Wark aa Umir W*y bewa ia a ru­ in »bm «hv »»rose Mealy ««>«■ witb COTTO! MODS CLEAfi DOIN'. a elng loaded nn by M unknown perron in by the roadrfd*. Roblnron danjrerecdy woonited ia (towrw and shock L. 3. WtUEElXB. OBO M. a ATAOB a co-» COLCm COATES’ Pvoprleteri. out STOCK CONSISTS OF SULKY Hay and Grain Rake, -sarins Es REAPERS, MOWERS, CUbte U alway* m ttoMthofl No. LU Woodward Arrau*. COMIC Horse Rakea, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, atgbt. WWliWUjpSw SaiWWd Sei baa Udt UateU Q.LAMAKD FA.INTI Harrows, Corn 830.00 each Planters, and Road Scrapers, 100,000 IlST TTSEL third wth! Caaatry. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION wkh thasahwiaasani beard la abtigaU. The fawih «r*e b a tola for bus veice, in tba key ofC. Aftdreboeuaia 0, new take* I spu.lW . )ary. **d on ..prtna, •pM, food Mcrr»j kid out, hi* WF. VOIGTS SALVATOR BEER GALE CHILLED ad D1A10IDIBDI PLOWS Lle-Ueia axle. ; wheeU very high, and well bwi!t aad fimabad; .earn eaey and UxKnuyhly braced. h*n3w am»«a«Ta TBLH3 TBEftETEC Grtwttntorbrta vt । KXlfta-.-- STS l. emkt>s Tooth is warranted fur five years. artiste aver OtTXt -kite Cankjts and CROOK'8 1.1. PATZNT rxTKKA, »6 w-a—y, j.r. Haatlnga THH XjOCBZ-XZHnrHTEe, Tba innate o( Ute vane will heart the wonFridV«T~k«, MEAT MARKET! WM ROE A CLEVER. MARBLE WORKS GUJlRAJTHEE: X3COMT. Rake is effected by rimpty givmg tbs of the lever, which unlocking it, cans and discharge the coetenta. A child >ward motion io the handle M’s weifh: W lit *• JUke ■ i the mhe with Maa. tombstones and — - ■ MONUMENTS. x- ■ rm w- w —» a a y . rrfth. hU4«« at ‘J? — FRESH MEATS, DOUBLE WAGON varkinf a ad kt nd I, whtek will U said lev for Mat 25 ACRES FIBER, TJJL'X’ m maatso aft Tbe Mgtoa* prtna paid fer Ridaa. Frfta sn«>. m»Y*ciaaEK. laa aert. ot iluWe U> po»>r HU Aafcr. ruck a rittJSK �NEW GOODS?! riEL4G^ p^RECipBJr. S.rirtit,, k M erohnwlr fc Cal it ne Price tt All, aid at 12 1-2 ftr Cat Wit <Mr State > weU MMtted, tetegemnpciMd of BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, DBT OOODa, GROCEHIES, 8««Urw gtrwtaj. ; caps, BOOTS, VUU Fte. tea Ml________ I SHOES. -n'r>' ' * CteTHIWO, « mmiwl »" ■ T-1 k FteWTA.CU.Jl______________________ c-teb. jjiu4.Ute, teHtera-xar a TeyUri tebargn Salt Perk |ri price. Berate., Bite. Cte Ite.H'lb Cntem. , “ Aiteteri vtel^IOrrateCrfte. - WOTTOWS, ' Ml* ............ - W I.- 1- a_u 4-l.u i_ ,tel. .WK— .. ik. *4) ttetosad l.$0 —Gov. HajMis arid to bare a vote, al­ mart *?—< te.tho fog bom of MH Aiea. af ill *Mni; MM teeir WMp, and Wp- I., od th Ol’kas foteeathw from • In ehargs of Vo." Bartley, whilst Wm. wm •ut of eight. Wm. missing tba whip took —A nunwhorry fortlval ritt bo teM al afUir ud soon overhauled «be’'-U0,< «ba ■ threw U. whip <«l of th^ teapr. Wm. the M E. Church Ihie evening. AU are in­ vited. aad had the bojrs arrested. They wete arrdfhtf Bo, Uhlpwaa. on. pNU guilty iMhe theft, and was «d.d $6 and AproriydMr The cht oot lot at Oetetag iatowa. Boys' from t6 to $7 00. Men's I MxAmiMJO tellLTh. no., OaA AniuK. *o. uiU auk GRFFITH & DURKEE, Nashville, Mich G. AYLSWOBTH & CO. prapu-U 44raJ—|U*< — !*>• — lUteb .ID Ite tkla b,muute. —Mbyte Mfcy. W F*te* tea • toy :sasorrai»r _Cbu. JWkMfe.nAB4.il. rti, Batil. tcaal ted fllfotesh Fumpo —Prior Little, who broke hta leg test weeb. l» getting nloag m Inely as poesible. tw0 1 the particulare » H« *te » lo^ng aad tbe .nd of a log “elowod** H vusnd. etriktog ami breaking hfo right fog below the knee In two places. Ho crawled to his home, a oonsIdoeaMe diriuee, ud rote lo the house, before he reached asrim lance. Dr. Young set the broken leg and diaeorery that there never WM a wedding teed Peter up in a comfortable eondltiou. , without there ww n women la It somehow. R^isosl 204 Main St., Jackson. tar" LEE BROTHERS, ’g PARADY, MaDufwctnrer of You can buy Ha» Jo»t received a larsr end Hoe aejortroeut of The new* firm o pay the Highest Market Price for FLEMING, WatcMer ni Jeitftr, East aWe ri Main ttxwt, NMh.Ote. Kioto P. 8.- Fine Watches and Jcvxtry m . fully repaired and warru»Uxi MONEY TO LOAN! h Afpriirt lol Udi femlitj. $300.00 and UPWARDS ON I.OSG TIME, . Jt _ . L. BU38ELL JONES, J)re^s and Cloak Making, POTATOES, CUTTING AND FITTING, CORN. APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., Delivered al their ELEVATOR Hf IfASHVILLE. We also keep on hand and have far sale ELIHU CHIRMAJf, Fresh Bread, Rasts, Cakes, Crack­ ers and Pies LATH. SHINGLES, H A TER LIME, SALT. HAIR, STUCCO, Justice of the Peace, General Conveyancing, CoReclions a specially. GROCERIES! which we ship and retail at bottom prices. DBUOS AINSWORTH > BROOKS. . Proprietors. S3T Oir/me a call In tho Brack building- II 3 THE NEW H. ALDRICH RS. I*. O. CROCKER Double­ Thread DOMESTIC Dem Fleming wm ia the W Sabbath. Ho is new la charge of tho M. Lock-Stitch Machine. Ileal and Imitation Hair Goods, £cru Ties, Ac., Cbrilmcrc for CfailAi to those bwylnp Cl«ter. BJcacJdny, Pressing CHortog and re­ We have adopted aad hereafter shall strictly adhere to the Cbsh syrimn. Read wafly, write tbe remark. ‘Tvo WM that i;riu Carpenter is Uanuag telegraphy, a few of our prices: thing often an* darned If I shouldn't like to under tba tutorship at IL L. Parrish. Straighl A Col. it work.” Mrs. H. Williams, that wm Msry Dearer, ExtraO-flo gar; i. visiting rrimiree is IbtsvAtege, ' Ne. 1 WMte ns No. 1 White Vid For the next Ml days we will offer bargainsia Salt FLh. Don’t buy until Ims article for brighteaiag tin ware aad a yea have priori thorn st 49, Mate teec'lutiLu for re«toring and curling the hair 1 Lm Mm. paM NashrtU* a visit Um. part week. He ' eatooeoded in disputing of $1.60 worth of the muff to Mr*. D. W. Lincoln. Boots and Shoes, [OHN Q CRBSSY. THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF Wahut Bareaus, with ilau $12.mi Straw “A” ftrlfli ceits, Granted ill cents, YeGew C 9 ceeis; And other Groceries oqoaUy as low in price. LEE BRO’S. lartle Tsp Bmau, ii (I8.ro Mrs. IS- C. Fittli.grer fterjliiHBKiiWtiM. MILLINm&FAMCY GOODS! AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Spring and Summer Style* Try my 60 oL Tobacco. Wnxui ateaUioa, horeee, ote. Low, $1,600. lasored ia lho B^yy A Ratoa. ty*T 5tA droak mU dineteerly chap, incareer, nWi.. u wtiWw»l m ite rv!4«e. SO. K. Col. HoraliF^radUf Ite nala. •f^fi in th. HsMi.ge jail, |*m Saturday rara*l. uteltetiljlnvi. ua.nyWaa. night, about midnight, roee on hi. kind legs and made th. old Jail resound with his howls. Ho imagined he wm ia porgatery. drees. WM brief in the superlative. A few * Making ecd Repairing omtly Ueu..sl«« M.-Ut atlrailoa to mil otdwv prempdy ■■ MaebriBv. ■ . AMES lat auia U. (te mill I WSU For your Sv<j*reand Syrups r: wiM; CelMcUcn.a epwtaliy. In Nuhvilln Ind sell them at tha Smalka enfil. BOISE BROS *-The scandahtevnger's tongue waggeth tely joax now. Verily, the DevM and his aa^pcit are at work. The prespeots for an Miss NelUo Truman end Mrs. T. B Van Obnadani harvest are good. Wsgner have our thanks for elegant bou­ *w.0ne of tbe tndancholy sights of ihe quets of flowers; also Mr. O. A. ThlUips Mason is a roast or standing on one foot, and fora bwnvelanL “trnw” of tho largest staawthat fool in the water liagerfag and consid­ btrrie. wo have seen Uiis year. ering whether it ia to rate aU eummer or Bov. Deyo is out of town. Mo spoke lari Sabbath to the Maple Rapldites, and will the coming Sabbath discourse to Ihp Bol- Deputy HIxerlXT. This is the Tea I long have sought, And mourned, because I found it not. MF. B. Van Wagner, of Maple Greve, is eontefaing iter ebaptsn of Me eeMmtfd . ■ bosl sbtotaMe his foot which wm injured •'Saturday Nights,.* skrtobeo. The object , four weeks ago, by a largo stone rolling np- of this book te to eoeoarage thooe who are weak, to shrivels be strong in good jatem—ffovorsf Important IA lures of the Cen­ lions, and (he proceeds realised from their tennial 4th ofJuly e.l.brailon, ia Nashville sale will be Mod for tba pnrpom ot charity. ywir ara.j. ' A bran new single harness for sale cheap. are not noted in the posters. Como and noe Price 10 cents per book. 3 for 25 cewU, I appreciate the value of cash mtsiomere for yourself. V per hundred. Read them. and prompt settlements, sad will give you —Bev. D. 1. Millard, of Belding, will -fcrta t'riwha ■.—B^tes tnnrfbte be discount every time. , occupy the ChrMtian pulpit next Sabbath Thanking fon foryoar liberal prisons*. morning and evening, in e* eh sag, with the toothache; can't go t^ ecbeoL Half paat ala. a. w—A oeUteey dgwa ■ay be pastor, Rev. C. I. Doye. ■k alking through th. streets leading to th. -j —Frank Ducor will gtva a grand bowery nrer.-ttohfogpoU sadbau HrifpMtriX dapee. adjoining bi-hotel, an la. 4th. Tbe .—...... Nashville Quterille vriil furnish axoelXT.Oe II. LEE. join in the chorus with lhuso that are already singing AMyris, Kaiamo, Vermontville and Sunfield attend tbe reusing celebration al NMhviile 7hto~4ih. Toor Uys wfll frte< to come Shovel Plows ...ra.l...;.Tram eteng sod compete for the each rseee, home Com Cultivators, six (eelh... 6.00 races. whMBmtaww rsoes, groaned polo aad Thirty-tooth Square Dregs. pig prix.i, .nd you jours.lf can Just m w.U -ecu re that little premium for detegafioni. Wheel Cultivators. - *•-. -j-w Ilhioa Whrel Rakm, tie tert riodu ' —,No maUiqr how well yon treat a shot­ Lot every turner, wife andbabies come out. Beckwith’s Improv*! Rotter Drte.gun, It will knack you dsiter than a ciam’e They can afford one holiday ia thia o*ntenwial yeah , the first time It gets » ehance. for wells sod eistenu cheaper tree you ever bought before. I would say to ihoto living outside of W. SMITH. E. T, CHILD & CO, FURNITURE! A thorn of MM Afopad Richest ancTHandsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, '■■■ ■ ■ Gayest and'Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. —UH BraU.te.rKU4 .lU Ul wlTa. Sarah, three Ilmen, th«^ last taking place oevM years ago. During that period Mr*. Sarah has taken oare of the farm in Maple Grove, and proved, herself a good citixen. Kfall Brooks relumed from his wanderand ever sumo hen been Ugteg to drive Mn. Brooks off the firi^a. His last moanary wm to pull down and draw away the tteM in ftwnl of the premises. JFi^|,wff4 HT8! speedily replaced by a new owe, by the neighbors. Shame on him! The most complete fine of Glassware ever brought to Nashville. Yon can find nay- lines st sam. rst t. reprise As MlCtofolok’* BBADY BRICK. IN THE shaping Old JUaU- MI88 -« DOWNING LIVERY STABLE! Wines ana Liquors ! CHIS. W- oriiitn. JEWELER 8 OPTICIAN NASHVILLE, gfCIt —Some limo niaee wo hoard a certain NaahviUtea bitterly eempiaiaiag boMMo bo had a large soboel tax to pay and no chil­ Do you want Faint, and Oil.? Tte L.4— Arate, .f Ite M. *■ Sburab dren to send to bohcoL The only way to WMte<* a™™. -4M teMtelteteualte Do you vaat a rood Book for Ibe gel afoogjfilk this evil is for * waa « mflto tival at ice rerideaoe rf Mrs. MeOmber, « *<• to have oh|Mre| to tend to .hfo wheel ■b. -.Ute .r--... MU. A raratel Itek Homo Circle ? Do you vaat Sobool Book. ! Do you »ul a Preicriplion filled with care ? "oows.tk:” scwinc machink co., Naw VToric and CUUeaco. FASHIONS ■Ate prepsmxms fir * muni bet­ ration M • grated rente thaa wm yeareiri CRAB. W. DT.WARAT �■object, and wh'Mo Itivf qn*auou ™ on; «. -TheagMMre.WMpiVbN*. * 8U Am luettne. !U, died suddenly, recently, of apo"“^k. cm 000,000 would fMMthaaiitfiW-qaWUifWff? poumlmdi; 10.000,000 ^anr non Baairertioetff1'000’000 hreuhy conunmc one-quarter, of a pound each, making a total consumption or 1,040,000.000 by aSS®A» p~ple. AmcprtattoettU. "c- <ie»with blm. informally, eouvot^s on . thfi following CaloUl^fod -, uams tbe prereot Urns. U^gBld fetaVOPW f<x to sny,«x»oro than fols. although avohmtr 1 should be glad to give eomo expression to tho proftrnd eeane of gntofoda I foal fog tfeapfffidanew reposed tn mo by youreelvM and those I rioueWJauto. A number* )*W*l*fa ,ratoi.y wore received by Bia EuwUmx?, < Thi»Uf is calculated, is for table wm khUUd one-thir^^^^for «£E- ! wnoetoxaH' U mwJ n puck m playiDg-cttran in tns passesrrou °’ld*W’*b<v- vt-id*’ rokKtnjr. • —The Hsreegovinian chie fa rceolvrd to rojeci Oto amfoties offered by Turkey, and Ute KWld* Government ddtmMto M* W i lad a thraahiagjor owning such engines biSai®t,iUto Doctor placed tho cards in his own pocket, intending them at tho first ary purpose*, giving wrBggregalo ooneumptice of nearly 1,400,000,OfilpbtfiP by the the exports- r i Revolver, mailing » lorgotTJstort them, and rabacqucntly, wfiile in the oars on the Way to tbe city, c 4 gXklJMW he pulled out his handkerchief, and the - auarwrin ub how. b® pi joo to destroy -shi yuue£ Wfdtf■ v udl aervd > .if M s<b ! ' , t ..~. *1141 Bn gaisaBi»-^sMwMte^e< 11 f ....... t Mattered them np with- ayety rod face, 1 l^d whiW Jo Welarfong^g themi|TljB. o.*tod.totakeeffM*iNM<y^ BeretPM MdWi« wounding of a large nuibor.' Il wm' hknd, heJKwarough-looking man in^iia be eaye, beoause hie pftaHto brndacse damandai caused by a rocket being lighted tn a room and । .lapdfogin aSOO-pound pile of powder. The irking tee following the’cxplcetoq lasted from early. Had wea tfodl etavmasseMM \1msv |Hlia« 1 -u , Town,.——-------------‘‘*'CA6Qj£l ’« your little i outbeoek of cholera in tfh> village of Gu on the Bombay and Baroda railway. I Umkitanls, 100 died in Ptree&Rk' 'plied Telegraph Company. ’rikTOattha dtpaVl. .. —Tpo dioaetroua oonflagratiem* arere wm mt’lf CuUwfcl. « ‘cUlairi_V.lir. ju.Jjiireia—one in Moacwr. where fifty Blaine, hut that U wm prompted by -Tom were -destroyed, and the otherTh" Cat Scott, who tetagrepM <foHwt.ll and deWrtd where three-quartere eft the city waa him to confirm hie (ficcSI’fi) teaUmonj. There my^lL Now, bow do you work iU” “Whatdo you me«H Jfo't-lfo I When a medicine will promptly cure each ter­ rible eating ulcers and free the blood of Um virulent pola<Mk cauliuptocia-jrlm akaJ'W6r. doubt its woaferMr>4'<* >|DrJI'fafle, how­ ever, doe* rrerwwte-toSflacafoiivltoWtetr Me*csl Visoovery in tho catalogue of quack patent nostrums by recommending It to euro every disoaee, nor does bo co recommend it; but what 4.? f0f UooddieeaM and that tenoeridenoe k>ew any­ , —Tbe rumors of impending trouble bo- work what!” thing about Caldwell being Mked to «md the tween’ the Turke - M Ctiriotum* are Wy * Oh, you know well rtfou/Hl. "Wiiirt1 eablo dispatch MlredUM!" fcUP. receiving further confirmation. InCpnataaiidieeaae la cancer. Be does not recommend dojrou skin ’em pnJVfv’j ~ hw Dutcovcry for that dteoaee. yet ho known it ooplo fears are outertaiiMtl of an uVriilng. “Bkintheml Skin, who i IleaUy.Bir, to be the moat searching blood cleanser yet dieand in Joru-alem tho OtMtiana axe propereovered, and that It will free tho blood and system yonr remarks are inoomprohouaible to kV themMlvee for dofowe, and have appcaloA- to Germany for military anaialanco. ’ ooa day lari week, and nn amuck, -^nued with a revolver, ha entered a chamber where whola'ttMng'^ You're huntilg^ttpwfcn* ^ITGl^gSIOHAL. the members of the- Cabinet wwre hoidin ; a body’To'play rovon-up with, and yoriTucounal), and killed two Miuietcra and two at:, June 13.—Senate. —Tba Senate wm tend to beat ’am - out > of Uiair mopey. . Honut.—The Honea juwd U>- UU ftoia t!>Military ObiriiNMii tbe fUer.iary at War-, to detaH Un additional ahuy oflJwra aa l:>. other day. Tho boy died, and .Ac wm driven by remorse . to eoufosn her terrible, wot’* The girl can givreoreasou for hat trims. Sho first tried some oxalic acid on scat, which died. She then, by promuen of candy, induced (he boy to of Surveyor General of Mlnneoota. Tho re­ port of the CTvil Service Committee In tho Blakely-Sweat MM- was damaging to hbi reputation, as it wm charged that be wm know­ ing to Blakely's defalcation in the Ofttos of Pearion Agent at Chfoaga aod yet permitted Military Committee reported lack latrffrima and Other paper* of Ute mnttory <e0af « inquiry In Oca. DaiKuckh -—i t» —..j- m. otumendaUoS of the oytnmittee they were referred to the committee oa whisky frauds....noteian re­ ported lock the Poatotaco blU from the Appmpcta* ttoca Committee, with the rrootnuiendsUon that “Now, m -Workmen exeavatfog a cue CO tbe Perkiomen Valley branch of the Reading railroad were caved ia npOh .a .fcw .days ago, and William Welch res killed, and three others' were seriously inja rod. 1 —Twenty-four women loot their livoe at Ayr, Scotland, one day ImI wm£ by the burning a false alarm, locked the door of the work­ room. and wm lumaelf burned to dreth. -An old budding on Third -trcct. Bh Louie, occupied m a cheap boarding bomri. fell to the ground one morning hat week, end wm en­ tirely demolished. tfevwnteeu Inmates, includ­ ing two women and an infant, wore buried in tbe ruins; nod iwno of them cowdtlembly bruised, but no Urea wwre loot. —A fire in tbe town of Kt. Johne, near Mwjtroal. last week, nearly dretroyed the place. Tbe fire broke mat in a saw-mill, with a airoog 20 Kft'ttSSiiWiK'.iSiS: HtITS 6 ass.l^iflg'siglg MUSTANG LINIMENT $5 to *20 earth that -kin .... Hancock fokrahmd a XMwt rMtfnlton dhratihs Uie Committee on Ways sod M -ana to inquire into the propriety of reUcvlns ftrsn taxation all fermentS been. ..Mr. Itoterta introduced* MU .tore-. noqtoeUzallow on tbi ritedlaUoic! Htoe bafikl “ You aro a scoundrel, mr.^exfelaimrxl > aa amount equal to that paid tviNaUoual banka Wxn.XM»*r..Jduo IA.—Amofo.—N«t in eoe- the Doctor.' •‘Lebfec cHmjgn m^sEat Byoipiano." o r / Tu-I •—--firtth, of ^crat^pits; wtaren V-fftiao.J» f»Torof granting prnrltuu to ite «nnl»or»of In­ dian wara, and by Lawr^nrr, |D' rrfrrrpcs to tl.n Fadttc railroad tpnd«, On <wuim|tfre toseapd U>« Honar adjourned. 25 what 111 do. you toll There's no man on this “Won’t do it? rvUir^ft C4BiT41.TiM. „ Naw,, don’t you I” asthma.* wsaf'Stakj&jtax rif m valuabfo as poopla say itM, im» family >ould be without it. Certainly no parson, be Cm> Aetatlly be Mede with the . No tutilor. ti'ihcrman. or woodsman anouid ZWellAuger Won’t chib xn with —“d •** ♦ ,t «Certainly not, air.” I. $,on.t lcnd my sleeve I’’ ’ “Yoa seep jtp ^fpigct ,/.l that I *m,n PtMTi.K8 on tho face, rtxi^U akin, dtapped' bands, aaltrboum, and all cutaneoua affoctictM curod. tho akin made noft and lUnooUi, by the urir of Juniper Tar Soon. That don’t mean are many imitations, made from common tar, clergyman, sir.” “A clcr—Oh, do. 1’on Jo *ay that—tliat—you'ain’t a preacher ; and GRAIN BA ISMS* who are yoWri aoa—ro i7, aaneao, mass _ YAkWIRS ( ■ •'-» tarp- mrlnx mada by it will not enpkry Info“ REVOLVERS !!g?«S$3A0 1»UR SIXES sfefo-aw A fo'Mia* H Booo AlR4.?e%?. ?6KS~ -V- Dr. P.” wm - “Toobad I Too bad ! ■ BeUavo me TWO STTLX8 OF HOB8K FOWXR8, if Ldidn't think you>hkasVono of those fellows who play cards on the cars to 0* IWk- gouge groehoras out of their money. hlMUngore.Tah|pii|W^lA«^.ftA»»ri«*u* You look like one anyway, now don’t i And what are yon doing with Unit reddles »bra»‘l, waa rojnirted to the Uoum, with a you ; ncotumendaUcn that it puo. pack, old man. liey? Would yotx'^dd* Pamir. Jone 18.—SMate.i4Conridcration of if I showed you how to ran ’em over Ill do it Io, DOlltotf;, TteoDr. PoU t twal car and got off at the JUT- - the hind next station. I are without a roof. Tbe tom will aggregate • 1.500,000. Maa Lay, a milliner, wm burned to death while storing fo eave some goods. —An exptarion of dynamite occurred at Glasgow, Scotland, oos day last week, khllnr ■x esen. The material waa stored in a earyren- A.B00K for'the million. FMBT PEB HOUR. . Tbyi top taw. 3 Birrart, PbllaflrlpbU. ..wj Mood*!. wbar» ail latten , jBEhUXgA T3Jj he would his neigh! _ _____ _ would gjvefUfAirrf of de map, a&ll ; / --------- .83MU1, Cne myself. Welt, you cm I went to church end gits 'quainted wid no neigh­ bor's bans. Dare Mr. Waahingtot^l* »“Wwa Cif-ap iHiter. is wprkin' on young BiUy Smith’s and he’s gittiu' de fourth, and find —A. Maloom-oa A Cm, a large Itocn mauufactarlag firm crfJWfast. Ireland, foileda.ltort tiaMetaoe; Mata&Um. €1.SOG,000 rot" THE MARKETS. n®auuBaE self; and <iars Mr. Linkum, ha’s work/ in’ on old man Jonra* jdacc, and is gif­ tin’ tilth, ali.1 ia t.inn.1 . “B’Kw.'Xh: 48 —Thh aomeser wfll bo owe of cheep' travel between the East and the Wost. AU the great ocaepoUng Hum have now reduced their pee•engerratea. Thirteen doliara from Chicago to Mew loA ie eheep travel. The bum roods hana myself. Dwt Smith’s tauwwwr gft- tin' dc./ourtA, and Jones’ Itaxm was git- ’ tut’ do 4/TA and found, and I gwino to stand no fMW. fto heaiyWc would MM&M MS <fee, and make a a Mi'W .eontrack, and wc bof come to town ■ ’fiquirw foinl-cnriie A dbvxkxm brimmer,arreatrd in Scran­ ton, .feted that he had left Philadelphia “ to avoid the ertuh incident to the Cen­ tennial.” Calliu’ Voltaic Plaster* !»« . TO 8* FEET 11 DIMETER � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-06-30.pdf.pdf 91771fddde287ba9ed87ff07b2533fe7 PDF Text Text ADVMEMGUAIB -4T- ■ STRONG, V V y'T#.’ y \ ♦/TV (* ♦ TFrog»MSion. No Retrograding. MAW* 'JjMnafifeaE DOMESTIC shouted the man, puffing out his checks. " Sir, I own this rood I I bought it just before leaving Detroit, and While I would a tortured heart ><i. jf'l The young girl had been so gradually but resolutely, she raid, m she had said Mr*. Jones wm standing in her back­ hedged in by the kindness of her suitor before; yard feeding tho chickens, when Stone­ must be more civil or I shall discharge that she had acarcdv measured her load wall Jackson camo running in, crying as jw ewb U fm ten • . . though his heart would bretat, and told dor.en lb support her life iwyoymtmt, TV keca^tt j*n " I must have your ticket or tho mon­ . Ktatofc Bill-Brown bad slapped ’dm for wm ta IxwMWn afmt Mgrdjjfel* oral ey," said the official. hardness of heart Sta naked herself " Sadie, can you be so blind, ho deaf to " Contador yourself discharged,” again and again what she could desire in love, m to doubt mine I De my wife, but-she gritted her teeth hard, and went n lover and husband that Colton Ever- and every hour of my life shall prove into the house to out cabbage, and chop­ roared the man. Ho was left on the track between two ped it so fine, thinking it was Bill hard did not offer her. Ho wm yhung, i^tew'foryofc” stations. Ho sat down on a log to pin fine-looking, intelligent, well-educated. "I cannot be your wife." "his pfljtcx collar onran?khis last words M Hfe family occupied a good social_pu«igating his dinner that evening, Mrs. the trail moved off were: " Gentlemen, this outrage will make Yet he wooed her, a penniless girl, giv­ question, but I will answer you. I do Jones told him of the outrage that had boen committed, and asked him what he this country shudder from Maine to ing hsr do love. Could she marry him, no*, lovo another." and live year after year-with no hive for "Then lore will cotta. I can wait wm going to do about it Jones pon­ Texas.” dered. Dill Brown wm fully twanty-pne tar husband, no love for him I Could years if it must be." she stand l»o(oro tho altar and pledge " But he pleaded in vain. Badio firm­ yearn old, a shining light in the Fire The' oalli, for purpdara of etaferffleabor~U io hraJr kal'tW • ta« Jbr ly refused to. dxooai* ap qnlpred^ • im- Department, piteber ja a base-ball elrtb, tion, may bo best defined assn asseveraand had tho general reputation muring 'LL™ .i.o ->«1 'Irhoxu tihe felt folk only a gratitodo yhjch loving wife. . . , 'tian'made undci superhuman penalty, It was > late whru ’ UAi! disappointed experts of bing “a good man." After tantalised tar VyA'^aJBding' BtBfitiixan ? Buch penalty being (as in the ordeal) As if in amiwtr do tar thought, tar suitor took, his. Leave, and, Badic crept consulering these things carefully, Jones either magical or religions in its nature, mtafcfr inAttaV*ihtitMK').r I b.. 1 ' c;imo-to the conclusion Unit tho Ixwt mother saiHt'i:.. • . ' •' or JkAh combined. Here, then, wc.diff" Yet you.- bava all to gain by such a Fotgivo me that J d<uyc you, too, course to punrao wm " to treat Brown tingniah tho oath from the mere deptarathe comfiirtaef a httae," sha sobb 'd. marriage, ■ lion, or promise, or covenant, however “ Child, child," her, mother said, " I “I should lose my;aelf-rospoct, my.. . formal. Where, then, does tho differ­ happiness for life. ' No, mother, though want no hotpa Inuit njtou tho ruins of ence lie lietwocn- tho two! -Is it to bo I may seem ungrateful, I'll not marry your liappinotn. Have you forgotten to­ notice.” found’in tho incurring of supernatural "All right, Mr. Jones,” said Mm. THBOVGH SOBBO W TO JOT where there's no love." morrow is your birthday, Sadie? You penalty f There would lx: no difficulty ■Jones, “ if you’re not man enough to at all in clearing up tho question, were protect your family, thank God, 1’vo got it not that theologians have act np a disrather chaerleas sitting-room, engagud her daughter's decision. She tad mar­ attic ; but the morning found thn Hart­ a brother,’* and she swept from Che room tinctiuu betwsen .oaths of imprecation in the homely occupation of ttockiagried for love herself, though hc^Jitispand leys up early,, and Sadie preparing to go with a look that Joum know only too and oaths of witness. Such subtleties, darning, while opposite to her Sadie, her tad boen a rich num/AnSiroe kneifr‘only oat in srafobol work, -th bright sun­ wnlh He tad seen that name look on his however, looked at from a practical point only child, with folded bands, looked out too well how much warm, true lovo is light made the prospect somewhat more wife’s' face onco before, when ho brought of view, arc seen to be casuistic cobwebs of tho window. • needed to make married life happy. To cheerful than it had been the previous a friend homo to dinner on wrahing'day, wliich a touch of tha rough broom of Thera' had been a tall figure passing fedyuifeM^if to gianj^Cejton Eye»li*id common sense will sweep away. The down the path that led to tho little gate, after bar reasons for refusing wore so practical question is this: Docs the but, long txdore, that wm out of sight clearly stated, would have been to do narrow puseage : swearer mean himself, if ho breaks faith, Still Sadie ant there, her dark, mournful Would bo no peace in tho Jones family "Harttegr!" some special magic harm or divine dis­ oyca looking out. upon tho dusty road, * until tho insult of the morning had been pleasure and punishment I If so, the her beautiful mouth folded in lines of boar tho rejection of the beautiful girl cried Sadie, flying down for the letterr wiped out with blood. oath is practically imprecatory ; if not, pathos, touching in so young a hfin. That night tho boy* were all sitting in ho tad persistently wooed for many long and up again. is futile, wanting the very sanction which [ a neighboring ‘beer-saloon, ' and tho Busily tho sinning noodle went in and luoolh*. 4 gives it legal value. It does not matter out of tho stockings, and sometimes tho planned the apparently clmuce en^oan ter Evcrhard and Hall,” she said. " dan1 genial proprietor was telling them whether the imprecation is stated or only mother cast awistful glance sj the lovely which first brought-kirn to the natfoe Oolton sue mft for breach d promise,; what tho.would do if bo got the nomimplied. When a Bedouin picks np a ■ iaalion for Aiderman. This gentle face opposite to her, as if longing to and grateful acknowiedgmohta o( the mother!" straw, and swears by Him who mode it comfort dr advise. It wm strangely pa­ widow and her daughter. Ho tad spent , Tncrc wm a j«ansc while Bailie ojxmedI' man, whom wo will call Mike, because grow and wither, there is no need to ac­ thetic io her to nee the small white hoods, valuable time and no unital amount of tho letter. Then Mr*. Hartley gave a; that was not his name, was an ex-prize­ company this with a homily on tho fate that ware always so busy, lying idlo in money in following ua this introduction, ntartlod cry at tho deadly pallor of tho> fighter, could barely write bis name, of tho perjured. This reticence is so the forenoon, the cheerful face bo ab­ and tavir^, and wm in many oilier rcspccta especial bfi^^Wttadida face lifted to moot her eyes. usual in the world, that rs often m not sorbed and aad. aff«x:tion,4»o ankfid- her to be iis wifi:. Mother,” Bodio said, in a hushed wo have to go outside tho actual formula A't tail Sadie broke the long, painful and ceremony to ^earn what their full in­ silence. | liberality and recklcssuess of cx)>cndiof her ow» mantes heart togniffujtar, tention is. Let us now examine wmc f " Mother," she said, " ia it my duty to had refused hi, offer. wo love each other." •. lure for which Vicksburg candidates are typical forms of oath. The rude natives marry Oulton Evcrhard 1" ‘‘A shock of joy, mother! Bather ak famous. Janna camj "in« took his pro of New Guinea swear by thesun, or by a ‘‘"Your duty, Sadie! Have you no jl rata of beer, and himself down to medicertain mountain,or by a weapon, that tho warmer word to use when you talk of L tate upon tho Brown affair. At last a to> gain by kindncta. kindne&i. Before a week bitter snn may burn them, or the mountain paraed, ho urged ins suit with Mrs. will" -crush them, or the weapon wotfnd them, a debt of gratitude!’’ “Yea, Sadie. Speak quickly, child.” Hartley. With affectionate words She if they lie. Tho oven ruder ravages of " No, mother. I ym grateful to him, j rubbed his bands and slapped his knees " In care of Evcrhard and Hall, to bo told him of her own regret at Sadie's de­ tho Brazilian forests, to confirm their in glocful anticipation. but I do not love him." cision, but absolutely refused to use fare, opened, upon my tw nty-first birthday. words, raise tho hand over tho head, or j At last lie said to Mike, with a caro­ "Yet he loves you devotedly.” own influence to altar it. , Then, tgttfF Coften^Everbard’s father, mother, taa thrust it into their hair, or they will "If 1 could only believe that 1" Sadie bad'tfita will since Undo Herbert died.”> less air, “ Mike, is Bill Brown ouo of touch the point of their weapons. These sig St “If I were only smo'jia lovST vague hints were thrown out to waken " I begin to understand, dear. You। your supporters ?’’ tor fears, stately dignity replaced the tw° axounta of savage ceremony introra hetroafe----- " । nothcrly warmth df’her tar mnauoi^ meaner and aud u customs well known to mv on that," says Mike; "there’s a boy I piy. ,«Jpubl that,!", Mra. Hartly lolton Ever hard was** wa/ cotirte<m»iy cofirterawiy tat "Tlo twenty thburaud pounds." bat lions of higher culture. Tho raising sp «> in a tone of the utmost antasoThere wm a long, long silence, and do stand solid with." listinctly informed that Sadie could of the tard toward the aky seems io m. t.- Mxite her busy tamta fell idly be" Tbnt’a strange," said Jones. [ra. Hartley gently untied Sadie's •mean here wliat it docs elsewhere. It is *» by bril You doubt Colton Evprtard’s fol h-r. M>y bonnet. After n struggle Tn ' "What’s stronger* said Mikn,_wilh in gesture culling on the Heaven-God kn r that uneasy, suspicious a>r so common smite tho jxirjurex with bii thunderbolt. 1 Mother, if he really loved me, surely among candidates. . The touching of tho head again carries heart; would mwwex wmathifig to hta for the heirusa'or her motlior^ , ' ’ ■ " Oh, nothing,” said Jones, mysteri­ its meaning among these Brazilians, al•nt price that only immediate removal ously ; " I don’t think I ought to tell.” It was throe years later when Sadie most m phinly m in Africa, whore wo vmainod for the Hartleys. The easy, sh uk from hiui the monk I ask myself tfnd men swearing by ttair beads or icrative work wm taken away at a mo­ was sought for a wife by one who loved wl ■ he should feign a love far me, who her and won the treasure of her love ; their limbs, in tlio belief that they would nent’s notice, and when Sadie went to ca give him nothing. And yet I know, " Well, I will,” raid Jones, " but you wither if forsworn ; or, M whan among rhere she tad form? |ly, wgrked, cmploy- and tho warm, true heart, under the apby 'very tlirob of my own heart, Colton must keep it.confidential.” . nent w*wd$nicd iwr. .’Wigter was «^ntbo bld pruwisnsn rnfh would lay his "All right; go ahead," said MUus E: rhard does not love me." ng &, and tlio narrow attic rooife righttawlraj bis own neck, ;nd his left You are ioo romantic, Sadie. Think anxiously. oemod even more dreary than before, lovely girl from becoming the unloved, " Wcjj," /aid Jun**, jo*b <WF« on tta b<£y oak, raying: “May Porkra a moment . We were miserably n contrast to their cosy cottage. Stiff uutoying wife of on unscrupulous for­ from the Ucnteiurial4wr-ro'jm, uiidhcArd (tlte tbundnr-gvd) destroy me 1" As to tuno-hunter. swearing by weapons, anwtiie^ graplifc Brown ray that you didn’t know your iimtanco of ita original meaning comce head from a ■ s^ot-gun ; that ho caimbt from Aramu, where the witness swearto Evorhard’a way.’’. The ooffilnhatfon by which Mr. Blaine you yue day rcadinga newspaper iqwride ing to speak fife tenth takes in his liaud kful that some, of the load of gratiWm U accident ? I have often down; that he’d sooner vote for the s musket, a sword, a apcar, a tiger’s was cancelled by this sudden, rude was deft'ated and Gov. Hayes nominatod th ight it wm strange ho should tare lowest-down nigger , in the. wartb than hutk, a crocodile’s tooth, i^id a thunderoration, ami Mrs. Hartley spoke was formed between midnight and 8 vote for you, and that if you Were oloct- bolt (that is, of course, atone celt). o ’ clock Friday morning. Previous to in terms that quieted any pain od city scrip would go,down to five cents laughter might have felt on her ao- that time all efforts to unite tho elements on tho taxrii go npj4» high Tho oath by tho weapon not only lasted ItlHW MM Jy failed. At on through ctastac agiw, but remained ro T>X p oh-------------------------------5»(S«Q bt’twccn the man who wm rude to mo you couldn’t reach them with a bal­ >„ bi il whs effected .™ which wU.Uu it an'd liny‘daliyarcr. It was rafter.IraA "Sadie," she said, "I shudder to tltc oOnfcreuce at loon. ” prcwdy forbidden by a synod ; even in of your lifo^t^pown* Qf a man there were present Mcsara. Cornell, of mstic, mother, that sudden rush to pro- think ' the seventeenth century, to swear on the who could so wreak his v.-ngcancn ujxxn New fork, and Carheran, of Pennsylva­ , a Ixxi line- for tta -ijqfitauiml bar-room. tect me." sword (like Hamlet's friend in tho ghost two helpless women. Thank God. my nia, and some of the leading Hayes Jones went tame, and nt down on the of the great deli­ acene) wm still a legal oath in Holstein. ^fafcild. your heartguk4xi ytaIWjI’ >lW (W. Tbwuaw*.«*mwMti«xa<». Wtxxlford should hare the second place front gallery, smoki.ug his cigar with As for the holding up tho hand to invoke man who ever loved you could so sudthat peace of mind which only one 'can time. His introduction to me wm cer­ dculy bcrome your enemy." know whoso bogom is dipipiikd wijh tiic tainly a gentlemanly method of obtainthis primitive gesture remains to this . Il wns in January, a niglil when rata; pn.u.1 eonsciuwKtess <4 tavfsg oet. The work in Mr Wtaetert be­ day among tffo oliief a«ta in tho solemn ! wm falling fMt upon half-molted snow, cti ring half wnn chiefly done by. Gen. Merritt, 1 oaths ©f Enropoan nations. that Sadie camo homo after a day offruib HOKMITY Tilt: BKST POLICY. ro olfewata and vet an wvll laid. • And tor work. s.J^^.wacZrtaiMriArawe-wraw "Where is your shawl f The old doctrine of tho Chancery for him the first place qn the ticket Al­ Coiuta that suitors must come into court when your dear father died, you could ley said, as the girl drew' shivering, to though they failed V pbtain. far him will bit our boy any more.’ with clean hands lias recently been unthe finy handful of fire. "Whyt”^. . oyr >4 more than three rote« on any Iwllot, foMt^ iu u ntrikjag mnnnsf in t-iicw " Come and itee.** than Colton Evcrhard. noiidautly shows they dnl wprkxyi a sentiment in hia fa­ the quiet reply. vor which showed itaelf to the surprise pctittett cM the A. Mie .poke thiii 4g. J inrjbitr SS® l»u<* tor u» homo on a shutter, with both of his cryos door, and Colton Evertard camo in. Vico Presidency began. The Conkling His liardsome attire/ his courteous ad- men voted for Mr.'Wfeater ylrfijgroat' bunged up and his nooo dripping blood qtait'arid piut bottlra of brandy. It ap­ at every pore. • 1-7’ ' ' ■’* ' dreta, were in strong contrast to the peared by tho defendant's answer that in his Mr*. Jones turned to her husband and wretched room and the cl ’ Yrtoixac. the complainant wm in the habit of using tion teat met him. Stiff, quiet his trade-mark upon bottles containing •• Darling, can you forgive met" Jonosdrew hinwwlf up- haughtily, and new, and gradually led the convcrnaiion ia them, and the Court of Common hare reached thia country from Er Jones, I ’don’t think T ttrHnii' to pro- PjMUd^CliMd foisterfsre. This (tens­ Not abruptly, but by graceful taotUta family; you’d better scud for ion ban now Iwn affirmed nt General Term, the <xmri bolding that "the basis UfcrtdT-*.■ upon which tho whole til rnetarn of tradeMra. Jdx* wm crushed. Wfr a mu W) M kM - NO. 40. JUNE3(1,1876. DIPLOMACY. * <>K pronunciation, in spelling, or in both, which removes, in effect, the difficulties this way the German names Bchnfidnr, Meyer, Kaiser, Kraemer, Bclxallenbergnr, Bahwarxwacldcr, and a host of others l»ro broow. rapwtorli,. Swartewclder, etc. S-jmetimes, too, an American name more or leas similar in sound or meaning has boon taken or given in place of the original German title; as when Lcowcnstein ("Ltonrock") wiw exchanged for Livingaton, and Albrecht ("Albert'*) for Allbrigfat. The old " Knickerbocker"'names of the Middle States have’, in most infctnnccs, retained their Dutch spelling intact, but have generally been subjectod to a similar process of adaptation in sound. The Kime may bo said of the French names in this country. Their spelling has, as a rule, boon preserved, while their sound Tins Been American­ ized. In thia way De Itoract has ac­ quired the pronunciation Dcrroxctt, and Jacques 1ms come to »>e called cither Taniu! hasn’t banana accident from • fruit skins so for, but it will be cany to orange one. . Mastkh— "Now, where did UirPyclopa Irrel-’ Youth—"Iu Cyclopedia, plcaat* sir.” Master—" Go down." Jh Bath (England) Abbey is to bo Been tho following; . ■ , A ntAurircr. font should ta on« reventh the wearer’s he’ght. That io the reason a Chicago girl must go on afelfi; nymics, such m the old South Carolina Huguenot name Marion, exhibiting to have a beautiful foot.—A’/. Luuif nothing peculiarly French in their Republican. Two Chicago girls, who took, a snh-jpn forms, are now pronounced' entirely in accordance with our rules, and their national origin is preserved by tradition alone. Some French tilteo, however, liavii.g undergone only a partial change in pronunciation, survive in a hybrid form m to sound, though their spelling remains unaltered. Specimens of this class may bo found in such names ns Huger, pronounced "Huxbee;" Fouche, commonly called " Fooohc;" and Doveraux or Dcvvrcnx, now con­ verted into "Dcbro" or "Dcvroo.” The only very noticeable change that hM taken place in tho orthography of onr French names is that the article has been joined to the noun in many cases where they were originally separate. In this way La Ramie, La Itabic, La Iteintree, etc., are now usually spslted Lar­ amie, Larabie (or, in Home infttanpcH, Larrabee), luarciutrec, etc.; the pronun­ ciation of the newer form being Ameri­ canised in tho usual' way. But this change in form is one which might easily have occurred even in France. —Lippincot^a. cuitioniTutn sbom run norrvu The Challenger has returned to Ports­ ]mouth, England, after a voyage of (throe years and six months, with a ve ry (complete and valuable collection of (specimens brought up by dredging. Some of these were brought up from a (depth of 2,450 fathoms off tho coast of Ascansiou, and others from tho still ‘ greater depth of 4,750 fathoms, or about ,five and one-half,miles, in the Pacific, (during the run from Japan to the Society .Islands. Among the other curiosities (arc aca-elephants from the Straite of Magellan, a gigantic turtle from the So­ (ciety Ldaods, a collection of rare birds from Kerguelen Land,. a great number ‘ of exotics that have been transferred to ,the Botanical Gardens at Kcw, and an jinfinite quantity of relics and oddities ( of ravage or Oriental manufaotura. But (one life was lost during tlio cruise, , which extended over 68,000 miles. Tho (roundings taken will provo very aervioo .zblo to the cause of ocean telegraphy/ ; liavo played their first game oT croquet for tho season, and to-day are not on speaking terms. " TnaT’n what I call a finished Her­ mon," remarked.a num as ho was coming '' out of church. " Yeo, finished at hat,’' rejoined his neighbor, "though I began to think it never would be.” An English lady, visiting tho Phila­ delphia Exhibition, saw a " Great Sale of Domestics" advertised in tho paper. "Bless my 'cart!'* raid she. "Hi thought they'd habolishod slavery ’err, yon know.’* WinrjAM—" Mornin’, James. I sue your gain ha' got a new guv’neae. What sort of a piisHun ia shei’' " Well, hi can’t exactly say. ha» b> don’t ’avo much to do with ’er class; but hoar ladies down stairs don’t think much of A Blomvalb man who went homo drunk and was directed by bin wife where to find codfish and potatoes to eat, indignantly asked after a while where she bought such codfish, and thtin alio found him wrestling with the baby’s clothes and cuffs in starch.— ttica '06- Isaac Watts is one of the Centennial judges. He'll have a chance to locate precisely tho center bf gravity among tjm Quakers.—AT. Ztouhi RcjnibUntta; Isaac Waits never had anything to-do< with gravitation. Sou’ro thinking.of,, Isaac Walton.—(’hicapo Tluica. 1’oolil gentlemen, you both mean Ike Parting- Sqmb perrons have a nine way of put­ ting thing'. They forgot to give a stranger a napkin who entered a restau-’ rant yesterday to get his dinner, and beckoning tl»o waiter to him be said : •Tve forgotten my tandkorehief ; I Back of a country store in Oampo, make it a rule never to gotgruaoe ou my Oal., are four gravefl, each containing coat-tail; and 1 positively rem t wipexuy the body of a Mexican VaudiL Two mouth ou this marble flab.” brothers nam<*d Gtudn-11 swing their h'gn Mb. Snobbukhos Hajumiash (’•ffw-1. from the counter in tho store, which they own, and tell how the bandits wore ing bis hand and heart to his fair com killed. In December last a parly of six pmiion)—"No, now, w-w-wcaUy, Miaa made a dascent upon Campo, which is Mawy, don't be Kurpwitwd. ’I’on my w-w-wvrd I menu ill^tdo, ihdwxl 1" composed solely of the store, black­ Mies May (a wul port)—" No, nhttv, Mr. smith shop, and the residenoe tho Gash< lli», intending to .kill tho proprie­ Hordcnsh, I couldn’t think of nceeiwiag-’ so much. I wouldn't mind jukl having tors and carry off all tho money and gooda. One of the brothers wm shut your mare, simply for friendship’s sake, • , , ; •> .down in tho store, and left for dead, you know F’ while the rubbers went to kill the other in the blacksmith shop ; but the wound­ ed man revived, armed himself, craw led into a good position, and picked off throe of tin’ robbers. A fourth wm ahot by the. other GrahaU, who was himself Displeased with their failure, Hie survivora on their way tried to rob a herds­ man, but were again repulsed. •fiknd aa acquaintance from whom ho met the otter day : " Whktarc. you doing now!” "Oh, I’m trying to make an honest living." " Well," said tho questioner,- "you ought to succeed admirably. ” " Why!*-i*od ths oihi r. you've got du compel iliou. iu Atlanta.”—CAattanoopa You are thu Comtncr- ertablrihiug a uniform price for kinaes. tar. The other day one wm waited upon In Illinois, a few days since, a young by a young man, who began by raying, man who took a kisx from s young lady “ My father died ami made a will—“ " 1 am nis only living relative, except- J?”* “d “ *“ “ W* •S aul nmwMrtllufeB&Wi The other morning as the conductor of a train going west from Detroit wm paaa- the public.’ Thialxnug the case it ro- npulMI.Wm, dk>«d hiaa M» am v, to be looking thing," answered the lawyer. **I and costa, Ixvddei undergoing the humil­ iation of hearing himrolf called an any difficulty about it, I tad better giro with a very lady’s attorney. In Brooklyn, on the oth­ er hand, a young man who kivwd hired a street orchestra to play in hiu stable for the edification of Ida horses. white she wm parctamag a boqwt tom, was tet off tor a written apology. father made a will and diod-ym, yea . �MttU - JUNE SO. 1876 sutw candidal*. U wmW MERCHANT TAILOR! FOB THE LONG BRICK STORE OF Cuttlnc an^l MsAlng^n. la th. tete*t terod the ww in 1$6|, a»asooad liantenna Perhaps ffie m«t wort!. Jr sf IW.4A candidates is Boo James O’Donnell, READY MADE CLOTHING > ksspMbMda SMdsaMrUwyHOf im, TWISS’ l MTS’ CLOTHING DryGoods Our Stock of a Repnblican, the present mayor of Ptauc pirc me a call. firm to the Republican paity, »d if SENSATIONS! Liauleaant Colonel, Cohrael aad brovette the city of Jackson, and publisher of Brigadier General. Staeo the war he bss the Citizen. Ha is emphatically a eopwty, discharging these duiiM withered it FOR IFc ty in Jackson city, which is largely their own interest by nominating and GOOD GOODS! aending to congress, James CNDon­ ne!!, of Jackaoo. The late A. T. Stewart died April • On June 26th. a young man named Bron drowned whHe bathing at Plain welL Manley Poteen, » young mas 18 yea ARE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS’ Lowest LIVING Profit. noon, come* down , Broadway and circles around- the marble store into getting some koras msdiataa Into bis system ' door precisely as fosmeily when the sad died in terrible agony on Monday. Death lurks even ia tbe 1nmber-l«den farm wagon. Jamas Pike, of Denby, near Muir, rive lifts. The only difference is that wm killed by bis wagon Upping over-sn him b*p another man gets inside and an­ other on tha box. The world moves gsaat millionaire merchant was in so as usual. “Another man inside** tells the whole story. Such is life. lilted euicide. INCREASING SALES GROCERIES! At this writ A young man named Menard, while haul­ tag wood at Rockwood alalion, in Monroe county, on June 20th, accidentally fell from ing ths chances for Tilden securing the nomination for Ptesidtency are fur ahead of all other candidates. Il is are proof that the peo­ ple know where Hancock 58. GOODHUE SOLD COUP Last Sabbath aa Rev. Alanion Scofield, of California, Branch Co., was about Io alert HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, BOOT PACS, OVERSHOES. Hendricks T26, hoe.w be WM ttriekea down with apoplexy, immediately expiring. Allen 44, Bayard 32, Parker 18, and Davis 4. Last wMk while Michael Th oral on wm l-iunpled ou by the horse., breaking the bone between the eye* and eenter of the It is a well-authenticated fact that forehead. He cannot recover. clean cuffs have nn unaccountable The Oddfellows of Hertford did a handtendency to secrete themselves somebrethren. They lifted a $400 mortgage, wliere in the immediate vicinity of left upon her house by her husband, and the elbows, while dirty ones exhibit thus saved her from being made homeless. a wiltful and exasperating determin­ At Flint, June 22nd, a deaf mate boy sination to remain obtrusively io the vi­ dent in tbe iMlitatian, named Jeroen* P. cinity of the knuckles. ftubiats at 9S Ct». and Chil­ dren’s Stockings (all Wool) ut MO Cea la, lets. COTTON GOODS CLEAR DOWN! $1.00 TEA >•>' ^>ST X.UL TO TOT IT. and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May Ifl, 1867. absconded, leaving a wife and large family, CrodlL and many debls unpaid. He ia also a for. ger to ibe sum of $4,000. L. 3. WHEELER. he isn’t over eighty rods from heaven. ged M fee murderer. . Tbe chief ef police of Grand Rapid* baa The last great judicial decision brekewup * dra of iniquity, the mictreM of which is charged with forcibly retaining in decides lhat“w father has a right to ber bouee » respectable young woman whip his own child, bet no right to wbbai s raeetny back-driver had lured ia bstreit N«ia G.T. JaMtUa, io.» Wayn* JaoeUou 30,4# Aoa Arbor 11W Jsekaoa. * 12JJ ~ 1— .■ y• G. A. TRUMAN'S NASHVILLE THE BEST IS THE ON SOUTH MAIN STREET. \ READ ! COATES’ SULKY READ • READ! Special Medical AnnoaaciR’t Jay, Coafwt aad llapplae» OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF REAPERS, MOWERS, Hay and Grain Rake, TO THE Sick and Afflicted / OF A St) NASHVILLE VXC1MITY I DH J. BTiaSVBB FOR SALE ONLY AT Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, ON TIME OR FOR CASH AT “‘■a ss-ssr kk~ tar uoebultation free *«■ H-LASS AMD T’jVTTVT! VI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! Window GUaa, line (jlu. Cut. btain.d sod En»m• led Gt***. French and German. lAokla* Glam comes from Arkansas, where a judge each. Vka twclor'. ehargy ar> a» aaodarate th*l Planters, and Road Scrapers, Write for or the Beat Makes in the shoot his neighbor's hens.** 100,000 I1T TTSE. NEW LIVERY! Tbwe figure, piova lhe good qualiiiea of tbs Co.rn Bix.a bolter than Invealkin tor which GENERAL CONSTRUCTION lag to Mrn an boa set living. ■ rbanlca and InwatOM* JUwnctatlon. the only n >n Mkbleun. XI W. (X^rw Taking pity on a penailesa fellow. George UaHe FataM As«o«y THOS. ft BPBAOVK, Fn-^dent ty-one newspapers ia the United Rhlrwr took lleory Buhler to Me home, in- BL, Detroit. Stales named Observer. There arc SALVATOR BEER a good many things which they don’t ing Buhler aroae a fl ar Bhirvr bad left and Ii Uw Best Lager Braved in the West aiiempted an outrage on Bblrer’s wife. For beM by tho Cau u MILWAUKEE BttEWKIlR. this offeree Buhler was arreeud anJ beM Grand RJwr Ave., Detroit. Mio* for trial in lhe CxrcuU Court, si Grand ,.%ssr Kies i-si Spring- has v> far advtweed in Radida. WilUama St Ga, Lrawvra. Duncan Brewer; . Alaska thatr woman can dig horse­ radish with ah old barrel-stare, and IEST her h tuband can leave his feet out of CROOK’S birds aye view of the kuiag isaane parpens roam sb< Centennial or the tail boards and a fclbwing the full beat of their wtHs. map of Wagner’s hymn on the front warranted to wear longer than the But who wants a bosom Ion - ' VWS large and k>»eton»: Ob ! my ; . v . j ‘**7 t*r«!y malud is oar mouth. L. EMORY’S DRUCGSTS. The lemmr.r duster for gen tie men A drift dealer advertises a bosom GAIK CHILLED aoi DIAMOND IBOH PLOWS particular care ia taken to use only the best timber and metal, to put op in lhe stauncheal manner, The shafla and rake-head are extra strong ; thim­ ble-skein axles ; wheels very high, and well built and finished; seats easy and thoroughly braced. (the vital point of a mke) are made <4 Refined Cast Steal, tempered in oil, and every one tested at the factory. They readily adjust themselves to uneven surfaces, and will not become weak or bent out of line. Every Tooth is warranted fur five yean. Camagts sad Buggits. will have a that a roncral war cun not be averted. Don’t forget it! uppermost in your houghts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADV’T. Harrows, Corn . oomea right there to join a church, believe that be bad been foully murd.red. roll* his eye* erewnd and pretend that The Nev York eowaspon dents o<- BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, Richard Garlock. a farmer sad Methodist Eastern man that deserts his wife ger than bis shirt ?. KOCHER BROS Proprlelort. One ofthe candidate* fix Congress The State eamp-meeting groqnd< about a from the 4th district i» a little weaz­ mile beyond Petoskey, gv* being- pul in GDO M- SAVAGE & OOa COLUMN en-faced old man, who doesn’t look readtneas for the Aral annual camp-mMiing. wbloh is te be comnmeed AuguM 2nd. LITTLE HATCHET as if he knew enough to eome in Some Ibii ly or forty acres are nnderbruabed —--Iy c‘ and cleared out. and tbe erection of cotta, when It rains. We know him. ges will be eommesoed era long. shirt. CBOCEBIES, WALL PAPER CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AID LAMPS I HARDT A CROCKER, The Highest Market Price paid for to secure revenge. He her taken ribs. Ha is Mill alive, but ex n not recover. Country Produce. along a base ball club weighing 11 He has a wife and four children. pounds, and tho- red-akin who gets a Schoolcraft has a real sensation in high DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLING knock will nevei know what hurt There are one hnodred and twen­ GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING!! town: An Omaha men who was scalped mil! In Jefferson, Hillsdale Co. fell before by Indians last year has started out Deaver wants to Snow why every GKAID BAF1DB AID DETBOIT, PRINTS W 6 TO 7 Cl AGRICULTURAL DEPOT, best . him. DIVISION. The Reliable Short Liae PRICES! estimated that the first ballot will stand Tilden 467, RAPIDS GRAND 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, Curtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, Black Silks, Table Linens, Parasols. Hosiery, Ho has bean Men’s Suits from 9.00 to $18.00 Boys’Saits “ 5.50 lo $11.50 at St. Louis. Tuesday. and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our miR/sr goods Cbarlea J. Kneeland, a young, man 12 An associated press dispatch from years of age. wm drowned In nlamaroo river, five mile* weal of Battle Creek, while St. Paul, dated June 26th, states that In swimming, oa Tbnreday. Leo Miller and Mattie Strickland, of At the Grand Trank Junction,. Thursday free-love fame, were -arrested at Cas­ afterwoon about 6 o'clock, a M. C. R. JL switchman named Thomat Bagg was run SIZES ASD tle Bock, Dakota county, on two in­ over by a locomotive and instantly killed. dictments' found byjhe grand jury at Mr. Crouch a German. 80 years of age, wm killed instantly at Cereseo, Monday iDcuura six feat borixouully. Hastings; one for lewd and lascivous morning. He waa leading a bow to paeiure oohabitaUon, and the other for Leo’s add wm thrown down and his neck broken. disturbing obscene literature. Mattie Rev L- H. Pearee. pastor of.the Metho­ beiny about to become a mother, was dist ebureh, M Battle Creek, preaches hie Sunday evening serin on t out duos in front not imprisoned. ef the church during the prevailing warm The Democraticrdelegations met IS NOW Aid, IN AND NEW GOODS.DAILY, SKSSSWftiSL’E;, wm horses, at the same hour injhe after are receiving Whether tn hroufef th* oev« rolonn of tlx- -MtbUe learnaU or advrrtl.tr>. n«r txuiMM. are aa brot but fmiorary. KT REAL MERIT MUST BE BARNED. t* Another year IM trad* baa ealfefl>4 im that Ua growing deaaart ef thbi oemmaratty democratic. We do not propose to mix in the fight but we believe that the people of this district will consult PATENT GUARANTEE: ROE & CLEVER ixnking Um public for past favors soti-Ms conxinuawa of tba aawa, ju>d »oail inform tbi public tbai (bey wilt keep eonaustly oo baud LIVERY sm aai BOABDDiG STABLE, NASHVILLE, MICM. Good Tenme to M at afl booro, e are doula cniL made with lhe body of the tooth, moch stroager and belter than the small separate wire so often used in inferior rakes. Such springs are weak, ond only permit the tooth tb spring back a certain distance, while there is no limit to the the spring of the “CoaTE*.' THE LOCK-iEVER MEAT MARKET! Slockmann A Willyar*, has so ingeniously contrived joint which hokls the rake rigid «ud firmly lo hs work, while down, without using the hands or feeL Discharging the Rake is effected by simply giving lhe slightest upward motion to .the handle ;of the lever, which unlocking it, caits^. tbe driver’a weight to lilt tha Bake and discharge the contents. A child can operate tho rake with ease. I The Regulating of the Rake fo» any kind of ground is done easily, by i changing a pin at the joint, which^miees or lowers the teeth as desired. ' MARBLE WORKS BLAOK fc FULLER, TOMUHTONEH and MONUMENTS, ACRES FEZR, -DAL'ST FRESH MEATS, DOUBLE WAGON •’ is a fair25 day’s work with lhe “Coates," and you can save enough grain from Warn rid. Maia Nt thing to keep is a lead pencil. SnaBviUe, Minh. . twenty-five acres of stubble to payftr the Rak*. I O. o. HARDY A CROCKER. WOLOOTT.<W black & mm. �every •otamiu** eltand Strictly to their du­ ty » this occasion,—it wait patriots that WWUBrals one hundred years ago,—for there is tre need of.Hfideas, dry bosM ia the ------- ----- — . . 10,000 Fathers and mother?, brothers and aiatera, sweethearts and . children, can be ^J.VIHNXU.E • _ —Georgia fro naa fa nd. f«r foo4tb with a nice stock of Are crackers. Wonted: premise* occupia^fa Waldron. bat owned by Hardy. C. 8mil? and J. A.8w*«yapAt U. .l.nUr, I0AM0 U-—The farmer* are h^ylag, and lhe Re­ p~r*d forplaintiff, and A. M- Flint and C. WOOL, fcr wkMi Ik. ki.k-t p— publican politieiawi ar* Hayoe-lng. wuiHeOk !■»— * . G. Holbrook appeared for defendant. The —Mm. B. Eddy fa building • now ZJxLT I on Wedaraday by Esq. having th* saw* warly ready for oeoopaney. Cbipmaa, ia furor ef defendant. —Rev. E. L. Kellogg will lecture on “Marriage" al th* M. I- Church next 81m- Mr. Felghnsr .was -tkrowe cut and Mrv. Helm jumped out, receiving injuries that —A gam* of baa. ball will b* played be- ba* eon4ned her tn th* house since. twaou tbe,Vera«Rlvmaaad.NaahyiUc clubs, in this vilhc* to-day. —IM. Northrop wfll prasbh for the Bap­ tists avory two weeks unlit October, commenoing with MXl Babbeth. , —Rev. Millard preached at th* Christian iChurch a sound sermon to a large sudieuee. and Prof. Dick*y, al the Methodist, gained ;an addition to his list of friends Ism Sabbath. model* I, painted and repUsterod hla bona*, painted his barn and put up a naw sign to his blackstnith shop. ■Rcuawat.—The horses of Thomae John­ son, of Odessa, Ionia Ca.. took fright Just aaho started from home for Woodland Cen­ — Wm. Brice'* grocery, in Maple Grove, ter, Monday morning, throwing Mr. John­ was struck by lightning fast week. Mr. son on lo the wheel, and finally to th* Brice was knocked dawn by>W-sb*ek. 1^ grottnd. wb*n the hind whael passed over material damag* was done, but it was a his head, bruising it oeaalderably. Ills back is also bratwd and ort badly, yet —Th. Free Methodists ar* holding a big nothing dangerous it i* honed. The buggy oemp meeting, eix miles'north of Vermont­ a bran new onb, Is bally demolished. ville. Il is estimated tnat 700 people al8, P. D. (onded, last Sabbath, and from 80 to 75 con­ verts reported. Camlx Buy* Them. —Hank Heath has not beau heard fmeu. We have adopted and hereafter nho.ll I. kl. InL»>. la Ik. aBMk la Ik. *wstrictly adhere lo the Cbsh system. Read shall policeman the eap enapped when lhe revolver was jiointed st, and within a foot Straight A Coflee 8'Jgax,------------------ 10J of the policeman’* face. BuiruO Sugar........... ... ................... .10 Ne. 1 White Fish............ X....................... 06 —Th* annual school meeting of this dis­ Ne. 1 White Fish per bbl................. $k60 trict will be held al the acbool house next Ne. 1 White Fish, 20 lb kits....—. L40 Monday evening tn elect two trnstees in tbe JU. 1 White Fish, 15 lb kits................ 1.15 place of H. A Barber and James Floating, MmArel, 20 lb. kits--------------------- - 1,75 CcdAah, P«r lb----- ----- ---------- ---------- 00 —Last week ■ Porter Barnes living just Bowefoes Codfish, per lb...................... 07 over in Kalsmo. “cocked” his gun to shoot Jjoeom* for 18 cents, 20 cents, 26 cts and a troubleeome fowl qf the plr, and tha buHet 38 meats apiece, at w*ut 40 rods beyond the bird and atydiek. • C,Ijatlt 4 SoK‘r Valuable mare which died from the injuries BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF-THE NEW FIRM, DBY GOODS. - JI*?’1*** BOOTS, SHOES, ClOTHUra, ato., HZ" NOnOKS, jtc. Cash Purchasers Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, . Neatest and Tastest Prints, • Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. will male Never w*a there a treater need of economy than now. Dime* sad dollar* are lard to t*t. Large Saving by buying their Goods wt.«re you will 'get tbclx full valuo. JfhBhville, Mich p$-Tbo Michigan Central Railroad p**y, orU. W * July, will exttZgex jTWbeleBerfa^l li^A •discs** and its effects: eaoh aa tiionr&e^ •ch, fiisk Headache. Habitual Oosflreseae, ‘ * • epefth* 4is«MMn of the stumach and liver. Two doems of ffanFi A co err Fto«rgu win relier* Goodsand PLEMENT SMITH. I.'., __ ... W SMITH, 'BrO'FA.R'J I* to *U beat aem cal dn wins VriT!*, etc E. T. CHILD & CO M. FLINT, 150 cts to $1. DEALERS IN T II. LEE. •J. Deputy Hlicrtir, Naakxirx.Nkh CoMwUon.a epMteity. FURNITURE! FARADY, Manufaclurcr of And join -in tbe ciiorus with I boss that arc already singing Of EV EBY DESCRIPTION, This is the Tea I long have sought, And mourned because I found it not. 204 Main St., Jackson. tWprianity । if you doubt tbi* go to Boise Bros . Dntg—Ho! *ai gista. med g*t a S*rr.p’.e Beetle for 10 eewts Tbe ladle* of the Christian Church, will pre•nd try B. Regular ns* 78 eentt. pwre tables and spread akwunUful repast in *l»lcoii*e agricultoral shods, on th* 4th of July. Tb» farmer* of the society b*v* en­ tered into a eolera.i compact that the beet prodneto i<f kb* farm shall «u this .oecarion be spread for the beuefff of flto'bungry, sad tb« orofft of the aaurnh. and SO eheap that th* pooroat may buy son his Deal be s»U- D. W. LINCOLN. Unu ____ __________________ r ibemy path of to. profaeai.^. fo, straigfaand narruw way of tha ministry, or to revel said th* Bowers of lit neatare !" “wo aut*/ * Boot* anti Shoe#, Making and Repairing Deally dooe.alaa atrict sitesUoo tu 0111 order* p-ompity. NaahvIHe. ' _ THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF AMES In Nushville and sell them al lhe Smallest l*rofit. You can buy Wains! Bnreans, with glass $12.oo Straight “A” lorlOi cents, Granulated Hi cents, Yelioi C 9 ceb And other Groceries equally as low in price. Marble To; Bra, Jo $18.oo LEE BRO’S. ATTENTION. ALL Mrs. 12. O- E’itting'er Hxe Jeet received a large and lino eu^rtment of MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! The new firm o AINSWORTff & BROOKS, Spring; pay the Highest Market Price for mid FLEMING. WatchEaker ani Jeweler, Ea*l Ude of Malo SI.-W, KafovfAa, Mich ' P. S.- Phu Watches and Jewelry care­ fully repaired and warranted JVfONEY TO LOAN I On Apprt Kul fol, Iwarilits, $300.00 and UPWARDS Summer SI> let* JONES, At Pilcre that Defy Comprtltlyi.- BOISE BRO’S Dress and Cloak .Making, POTATOES, CUTTING AND FITTING, Done In tbe totem F*.Uou*VI« Siytca. CORN. APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., Delivered al their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE We also keep on hand ami have for sals Fresh Breafl. Rasks, Cates, Crack­ ers and Pies LATH, s SHINGLES, WA TER LIME, SALT, In quantiUee te »utt the mcwC bancry- HAIR, A. LUNCH ROOM STUCCO, kert which we ship and retail al bottom prices. ELIHU CHIPMAJV, Justice of the Peace, ■ No M- Maur 8M*f, General Conueyanciitg, Collectimts a specialty. conoertlan; also * choice *tock vf GROCERIES! AINSWORTH k BROOKS, II ALDRICH BOOKS, STATIOKAKY, THE NEW Double­ Thread DOMESTIC up to Ibis time no person has been inviied to participate except to look on and see bow Hastings can do such thing*. Middleville was willing to go to Hastings to celebrate but does not propose to go lo that city simply to suck its thumbs, and ad­ mire a Haatinge display. We ar* aoable to ■peak for Nashvll’o but imagine that enter­ prising village also objeota to th* arrange­ ment. Both villages were entliled to Invitations to attend the meetings for making lhe pre­ liminary arrangement and were also enti­ tled to a voice on the executive committee. But Huting.* in its usual spirit rolls up its nose and when it 'ooks over Barry county sees nothing beyond tbe city limits. Lock-Stitch Machine. O O We wish to call the attention nf farmer* and othegy. that wish a Wive power which oak bo applied te nearly every variety of «ut, and to almost any extent, I© the BflUpoe Wind Engine. TKe rapid growl b of our country aod tbe constantly increasing demand for practical and durable farm n>»-. Winery, has brought the Wtad Mill into atmost general use. Their practical value i« no longer disputed. No well regulated fartn can/aff jrd lo be without one Farmers tbai Do you want Paints and Oila !. are i<npF«VtUf JkBtr- property and making investments will find wind mills not only a Do you want a good Book for the pieasaie but a “gtachine cfproftt.*' Water supplied for boas* and bam, wood sawed. 1Home Circle I Do you want School Botrtcal’ ecra shelled, feed cut, etc , is eome of tho work for which these engines are adapted Do you. want a Prescription filled The experbmoe ef our CY»uufort<ire Um care ’ brought ns to believe that our principle will with ' admit the greatest degree of pwfeotioo yet reached in wind pumping or power mills. MILLINERY & FANCY GOTOS! HaU in all Ifu latest styles. Heal and Imitation Lacen. Ural and Imitation Uair Good*, Ixru, Tics, Jx., . Vashmcre for (hxifar-PWterae ylm to thmc buying Cloak*. Bleaching, Prcestny, (Waring snl rcshaping Old ItnU. bllSS DOWNINO I* *UU ta t!.« tread of ibe Dr™. MaUm.- tX-^rlown: LIVERY STABLE! »2 Hr. baa Usd several years sxperteno* in the livery burin<•*.-. and is prepared to furnish all who wish with a gawd rig, and al prices iurr*ap<u»diag wilh Ute ufoee Wines and Liquors ! of ibis WEBSTER k HOBBS, Black ’ ’ emtlto. All kind* of week is the Black.*! 11 and BaneaboethK line aueodad to protnpUy. O11. I. G. AYLSWORTH A CO. Proprietors. : —We propose to run • solumn of busineas card* o« tbe flrat page of ibe Nsw*. This peg” is * superior place, it eontMn* wholly reading oattor, and no Urge adrsrtieemeata will be admitted. Apply for will send lhe matter to the clectrytoper this afternoon. A. BARBER, M.. D., Homt-o* patfa*-------- “ — V**; t GRFFITH & DURKEE, From tbe MMdlevlIte Bcpublleaa. Th* Hasting* papers have both published items slating that th* Celebration would this year be at Hasting*—that Nashville and NiddleviRo wore simply to have aid* shows, w . It is absolutely certain that we have no means of knowing what will tak* place st Hasting* lb* coming Fourth, a circular baa be- n received which stated that there was a design to celebrate and inviting tbe people to auend, but wbU th* celebration was to be like has never boon staled. It was our underetawdrng-thet Barry Co. wax to celebrate as a ceuety and it seemed -r-A hard wind storm passed through this section last Friday afternoon. Considera­ ble timber vas Mown down in Woodland and in Sunfield, one man had Ave horses killed another thro* oow*, whilst a third got ofl r ^Laet Saturday a. highly decorated lady l watkvd tbe streets ia a manner tbai would atahe ofb Imegiae that she had a pound of ' shot in each shoe, and lhe Up disease in th* bargain- She waddled front side lo side Hhe *u intoxicated dudt, and yet some : folk* exits this style. H. YOUNG, M. D. IN THE BRADY BRICK. CAPS, WooMAWP, Mica., Jns 26U, 1876 Mr. J. W. Stinchcomb has removed to bin farm again. —Our school closed last Friday with apA. T. Cooper has built an addition to th* propriste exercises. Mr. Crandall has re- u.ik.ia. ofkU bow. iurued to bis home, at PlainwelL The building known as Dr. Raweon’s of—Attention is eeHed to Mfs. Timmer­ flos ia converted into a tin shop. man's card in thia paper, offering bar ser­ Mr. N. Brown has graced tbe street in vices to tho public a* music tea oher. ftmrt ef hl* premises with,* new sidewalk. —Tho festive potato bug keeps bis grin­ Tha building usd by 8.'Hilbert as a oook ders in working order, but Paris green Is room, is new moved on Mala BL, to bo used tho essential that knocks lhe sluffing outen' for a mi liner afore. ■A. Men and boys den’l forget to got a Mr. A. J. Carpenter is erecting a nice suit of 4th of July Cloth**. Remember my —Centennial 4lh of July arobes are being goods ar* new'.diaving boon bought within erected across Main St. Tbs span* will be 'dwfitUng bouse on tbe cast aide of Main Bl. opposite lhe M- E. Church. the last 60 days, I rooeiv* the full Imwefil decoraled with evergreens and emblem* of of th* heavy decline and will divide with Th* house ef D. B. Kilpatrick received a our country. coat of paint this spring which improves its —A certain married man was discovered appearance very much. ■ biting a woman over'ihs gate, u few rrenOn Friday, June 2Srd, lhe funeral sarings sinoc. It is awftil how some people do vioseof Mrs. Hosmer were held in tha M. bate each other. A J ; IB- B*»eniber my prieo on fish family E. Church. There was a large atfondaffoe. whit, per bbl. $1.50. Renumber my flab —Nice young man of 1876, get your girl D. 0. Kilpatrick and 8 W. Wiseman have •re all inspected wed branded with lb* iu- engaged and yoursolf ready for the great Loth erected spieodid awnings in front of epeotorts name in 1876, Dawuarr. dashing, slashing, smaeblng C*nteo«rf*l 4ti> tbeir stores, which improve* their appearof July In Nashville. . aeb> Pap® Li«« Coats for f 1.00 ance^ and are a great comfort to Ibe propri­ —Ths farmer who can plow stumpy etors, ground with a epeu of lively mules, without The German Methodists are building a swearing is prepared to go through purge nioeeburob on the north aide of Broadway Shoes and I wish to hive as many as can of lory with an overcoat on. elrosL The carpenter* and painters have them toad lhe Centennial 4th. Come and —Will our friends do us lhe favor to re­ fl'iished the ontiids. and the masons have A. M- Dauousan. port th* happening* of their various tonali­ opmmeoocd plastering. ties. Wo can sot tnuku a Hue Incal paper Mr. J. Suoim who has been absent from unless w* have something to build on. here some time has returned, and has re­ Knr it tn Miro.—At my Agricultural building Just north of store-you will And a pleaaaut place to reel your weary self and on* cf the beet stocked stands on lb* 8t. Having secured Ch* eervieo of several you ng men of the place to assist u* oo that daj. (tho 4th.) we expect to supply your wants en abort notice. A. M DAcoaakrr. Seffiu mlufrely ftr Cash at roe Price ti AH, aii at 12 1-2 Per Cent Profit CtUS. W. UEHAIiAY JEWELER 3 OPTICIAN NAsyriLLE, Mien, LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. ■Bethanies' AiC tr required to operate M. Clocks, Spectaccs,#v. £«ry weacJttoe /•dig wnrmnird. “DOMESTIC” SEWINC MACHINE CO. Tfow York uual Olalca^o. FASHIONS issues DOMESTIC” SEWINC MACHINE CO. Kew Yojrlc ciu<i CJhleinro- �“4. Defamatory wards fslpoly spoken dition troely, by the rolrase ef the forger Window and Brest in England. of-, party vhkh pr-Mtoee aadi party in his ar her profesrion pr trade. ' Tbe President s^s, after stating the -‘5.,DefBinaft4y-woMbfalte|r aja-keu proxTsiona t»f the treaty : It to Wtth great regret that I am bow mU«1 of a person which, though nt*-in fecer.upon to announce to'you that Her Majeety's nelves actionable, occasion tho party. .■ .. 1 I '• I ---- —l-l Farnam* . M«lBrenL knrf ret-tbvm *4 ’ “ The decision in this is affirmed.” ng to comply with the proMr. Justice Clifford delivered the —Robert Napier, tbe great shipbaUder of Imtttaof ths treaiy under Glasgow, Hoottand, died last week. 1 O3 ' wlikh eatxadition of fngltire criminate, te opinion. _______________ . —Taking Mh-autage of tbe other dtotetrt- made between tbe two Goviremetos, . The O.V -TW ITMWATH. auoo. which now w. fully occupy the attastiuu posiuou tlius taken by tbo Britirt Govern­ ment, if adhered (a, cannot but be regstded Chrmtiaiw demand the appointment cf one of m tbe abrogatirai and anuiment pf the th«r own number m (knwwor of tlio bland, nrticla of the treaty on extradition. Under and tho InnlilnUou of PMdod adtmnistralivo' these cirvunwianew. 1: wxll not, in my jndgBienh comiwrt wltli the dlgtoly er -vJf rosjK'rt of thb Government to m.ke demands uppn that Government for the anrremtar of fugitive criminate. no< lo entertain any requisition of that character from that Govfrnmimt under tbo treaty. It will bo aonmeof deep regret COraBDUIONAL. If a treaty which has bora thus ben­ eficial in ite practical opsralione. which Hartford. It w>. to her Mr. Owen dodiou<ri han worked to well .and so efficient­ bte mxtobtograpbj as, “To tbe friend at whreS ly, and which. notwHhatariding the pleasant boeM on L*ke George a part of three exulting and at tbo same time violent politic* Iiagre was wnttao.” aud etbont, who were concerned iu what la gen­ erally known an tbo - Jteldeu and Dganiacn Canal Coutract" of 1*MK. Th. suit wmbrought lo recover money of which '.bo Btate had been rtefraudod through lbs con.jancy of ite own agaM* and ooutr.oture, with whom they .were in l<»gne. H wm reganlml on all suIm m a tet case, and the 'jjpUion U expected to terminate rqiixlitr the bcraotle. nt mMIrn vm po»*®d. t’ader It. provteion. HI eultoted men. e>!dier»;».llMTi. and marl dm, xre to b- Stowed »»ja ‘i p«r month for the p-iMxl of .er.lce between th. Uth <rf April, 1MI, Md Uh of Ata?, »«•-, .ledodliu: rfi bonutlr. proisretapof CMmgotie.bem. poeamMyMttlro u”a"" “ X Derickaoo. and the appointment of J. A. Far;=. well to tiie ]Kwitkni. Ibis gcutlem.n Ims been aHUiy’jne'nnVd in the chief clerk -in tbe ofltoe tor eight yearn. . — .. —Tbe last official act of Secretary Bristow was tbs awarding under the act of Congrere of June 20, 1874, of three lito-earing medal* of tbo find claa« to three brother, named Hub­ bard. rcalding *1 Mxrblchtrtid, Ohio, who, on tho 1st of May. 1875, at great peril to their own lire*, reecuod two men from the main­ topmast rigging of the schooner Consuelo, which in a terrible gale had sunk off Marble­ head. Lake Erie. Tho action of the Hubbard. —The Fort Plena, route to the Black HillsIim Wrtin been oj-eoed. sad the hungry miners will soon be supplied with pmviriona. .. —Tbe chinch bug and tuo IlMuten fix arc re­ ported to ba ravaging the wheat-field, vf North­ western lUinoiA. Weiteru WteooDAln, Northern low* and Houtliero Miantwota. —Col. 71100. A. Scott testified before tbe Judiciary Conuxiiltea, Clio other day. that bo Mot * dispateh to Joriah Caldwell, In Lon­ don. thanking him for intoning bls (ScoU's) ovitonc* Wore th* committee. Mr. ttooii wm exile1 up j» by a youug man named Hood,' who showed him tho copy of a diepatch he intended to a-nd io CaldwoU, and similar to lhe one recoivod by Knott from London cicul]>»Uug Blaine. Jamee C. Reed pnblialien a letter in the New York paper* annouiieing himself m tho author at the •• Faro ” dispatch lo Caldwell Bead aaya bo does not know how Mr. Blaine learned that CxMwcll lia.1 cabled tlio Judiciary Committee, »<tl be kerne now —Julge Bkrigett, of the United Btate. Clremit Court, at Chicago, has passed Mntenoc njxm a number of tbo lead ng membera of tbo whisky ring in that city. A. C. Hewing, editor of the Slaalt ZeU«*g. hM boon condemned to pay a fine of tfi.000 and to imprisonment in tbo county Jail far two year.; Henry B. Miller, formerly County Treasurer, pay. M.000 aihI euffera an imprwotimeiil of six montho, and other diaUllara are fined in ration* anms, be•:<Jm olMirt term, of imprisonment. Petition* for the pordca of Ureing are in circulation, ------ ---nuiere .uri> dte- • . point hi Winona oonnty, Mian....Randall, Chair­ man of th. C<®uaUtee on AppmprUlious, rvport«l tbe Hnn.Iry Civil Appropriation Wil (the Iwt rmeral Bpprcrriattea bill). Ordered printed. Tim MU.pjwnjwl.tr. f U.M7.WM. aealn.t in |lJ,tfre^7O....Riddle Introd nerd a bin to repeal the ten per cent, tex <m notea of State tanka. WaniuXteX, Judo 21.—Senate.—-Allison, Morrill a. HrcrOary at tbe TreaAtu-y....Tbe Hoom Joint rvwluUon aulbarttiag tbe ftecvrtary cf the Treasury te iaaue *10,060,000 tn .liter coin In exmam waa wldrd providlug that the tra<l*-4ollar be u«H hereafter * legal tender. IMue.-Tbr Uouw Aerete-l lh«- *uUre day »o Uy given rise to no complaint, du tW port 8F Wither Government against either it* spirit or ite provWoa.-. should ta .brupUy terminateCIt ba* tended to the protection ot • spetety. sud to Uio general jptereate of both countries. Ito violation or annul-' moat woakl be a retecgrwl* step in IntcrnaUonal Intereoera* I ^ave been anxious atid have mads efforts to enlarge ite scope, .nd to make a new treaty wltfch would be a still mere efficient agent lor the punishment and prevention of crime ; at tlio name time I have fell it my duty to decline to entertain a propo­ sition iiiailo by Groat Britain pending itoreftn«al to ox acute th* ermting treaty, to amend it by practically coucctling, by treaty, tho identical Tlio fallowing decision han been rehdered by the United StatcH Supreme। Court in tho case, of Maria A. N. Pollard, against Jacob Lyon—Error to the Su­ premo Court of tho District of Colnm-■ FJjrn AXD CAHUjII.TIEH. —The Bay sugar refinery. anovon-elcry build­ ing al Ban Fraocteco, waa dretroyedby Ona few days anoe. Il wm valued at 8350,000. lhe amt ainjrular ewota that ew oo>wtwa Wok al College Comer. Ohio, ottt strojed a block of LuiJdtega, indudiog the Itirj-ntrh j r-.uUng cSice. Lore, f (0S,Q0a. -The Hgbter jxvtiou of the Brurihan oahibit i». Agrirndtaral Hal’, at the Onitwmlal. wm d.uttrmid by fire a few days ago. The Coaivde- Voltaic Plasters ATFa.D THE MOST IHUTEFTl ICElief in iu. Arm-no™ or THE CHEST AND IXTIGS. IheaUftJl Viuttr cw«Mi44<w bm jnota'MJnw.' ' ' Gen. Crook’s Big Horn expeditiomsiy countered tho Sioux , iu foroo on tbe Rosebud, a branch of Hie YeUpwatoue, in Montana, on the moi oing dt ' June 17,: “ Words both false sad slanderous, it. is alleged, were spoken by the defendant, of the plaintiff, and she hum ir. an Action on tho case for dander to recover dam­ ages for Ums injury to her name and fame. Controvcrsiiw of the kind, in their legal aspect, require pretty careful riBRATOHP CHROHIC PLEDRISY CURED. aud*a fight laattogfdnr itaWs ensued. Tbe followingja an official gasnnnt of tbo ' engagement 'as dfisputcbixf from G6n. 1 Crook to the headquarters of the army, 1 Uie Goncxal thcu being iu camp os Tongue river, Wyoming: “Ou Uio morning of the lltli hmteuA . tha scouts reported Indians in the vicin- eral - hours. Wo were near the mouth of a deep cauon, through which the । crock ran. The sides wore very steqp, covered with jiina, and apparently im­ pregnable. The village waa eupposed to , off. They dutflsj^jU ptrong fprcti st all pointe, occupying bo ninny nud such covered places that it ia impossible to correctly estimate their number*. Their attack, however, showed that they antic­ ipated that they were strong enough to thoroughly defeat tho command. OPIUM $260 JggfSSWS under Ha act of Parliament. • In addition to tbo imncreiUhty of Ute United t>ro«ghj the' cajrao,, j State, entering upon negotiations under tbe throw a menace of an intended riojation or a retaeal to but I wan obliged to n« it elaowhcrc । execute tbe tcnwi of an exiting trA^Uy, I before it had gotten to the Hnpponod lo- i deemed It inadvireblo to treat of only the one cation of tho village. Tlio command < amendment propcwwl by Great Britain, while the United States dreirce on enlargement of th* finally drove tho Indians back" in great lut of crime, for wjiich citraditton may bo confusion, following them several miles, 1 the fcouUi killing a good many during enoc has *bown. might bo embodied in a new tho rotronU ■euualtt^ were nine . treaty. men lulled and fifteen wounded of the It ia for tbe wisdom pf Congrcsa to deter­ Second Cavalry, three men wounded of mine whether the article of the treaty rcl*Un£ to extradition i* to be any longer rcp-arded m* Jhc Moarth Infantry, aud Oapt Henry, obligatory on tbe Government of the United of tho Third Cavalry, severely wounded Slate.-, or m forming part of the nuprcme law in tho face. It ia impossible to correct­ of the land. Should the attitude of ths British.. ly estimate Ibo loss of Uje Indians, many Government remain nnclianged. I nhall not, being kiUM.in tho rocks, and otbera witboot an exprereion of the wl«h of CongreM being gotten off before we got poeacaaion that I abmdd do so, take any action, either in making or granting requisitions for U»e Mirren- of that part of tha field, thirteen dead der of fugitive criminals, under the treaty of bodies bring1 left “Wo remained on tho field that night, 1841 Itespectf ally submitted. (Signed) U. & Gbart. and having nothing but what each man oarried himself, we were obliged to re­ tire to tho train to properly care for our The President issued the following wounded, who wevwtrutsporfod here on proclamation on the 26th ult: ' ■, mnl6 Ettera. They arc now comfortable, Tlio Ceutanntal oanivertiary of -tbo day ou which Uio people of tlio United Slates declared their right to a ee|>endo aud equal .utton among tho poweni of tho earth neoma to demand mi rough places all tho’ time, and so have exceptional Otaervaliou. The fonnderwef tlio orikrod five cotupaniea of h^u|ry, aud Government at tta birth ard in its feebieooe. shall not probably make shy extended Invoked tho bleMinpi aud protection ot it Di­ movement until they arrive. vine I'rovideuce, and the thirteen colonic* and “ The officers and men behaved with 8,000,000 of people have expaoded to a notion of strength and number, commanding a pari- markod gallantry during tho engagction which then was aaeerted, and for winch fervent praycrw were then offered. It smbmi (Signed) “Croom, Brig.-General.’ fitting that op tha occurrence of the one-handrodtb anniversary of on^ex^letseo as a nation FKrtlAH tRlSOHEBB. a gratafal ‘acknowledgment be made to Al­ mighty God for the protection and bouoliea which Ho lias vonehaafod to our belavixl The report of the escape of the Fenian country. I therefore invito the good people of the United State* on the approaching 4th day .prisoners from Western Australia is fully confirmed by late. European ad­ .of July, in addition to the wool oirervancr* with which they ore occnatomed to greet the re­ vices. A <3orrcs}>ondent in Australia turn of tbe day. farther, m each manner, wrifin^kp Ur Lautlnc give® tl>« and at each time a* in their respective lo­ annexed version of the daring enterprise: calities religion* aaaodatiou. may find it “ On Esaler Monday thc.ro waa a re­ moat convenient, to mark it* recurrence by acme pa)>Iic religioan and devout tbankagiving .to Al­ gatta nbor Freemantle, and the Conmighty God for the blewiog. which have been trollcr General and Captain of the Pen­ bcatowed upon tn m t notion daring the oex> sioucra wervj? ’ ,Tb« usual force toncry of our oxintcuce. and humbly to invoke of pensioners a ooatinoance of Hie favor, and Uto protection. In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my l,y tho Senate over tbe Hm« MH la a <SecrtaM I rem the hill at teal year of 8M6,DOO. An anirnrtment wxa adopted Intended te prohibit the -Tb« liXMh aonivorwy of tbo battle of employment M targe force, of laborer. In tbe navy­ Morten, which gave to Switxrriaad her inde- yard.* for political purpoaea, by forbidding pebdence, wm celebrated with enUiuiiMtn by tlio Hwian and (ierraan population of CTiicago, ou Hcuslsy ot last week. Tlio procoardeii waa a grand and imposing-Onb, and Uio otatlonn ap­ propriate. The fMUrillM wore participated in by a large number of |>eop)e. at a grove in tho .aborts St too «ty. —Qen. Crook’, expedition has boon brought Done at tho city of Washington, this 26th। to a Mandati!! by tho defection of tho Crow day of Judo, in tha year of our Ixxil 1876, aud1 and Snake acouta. Vitlmut econLs nothing of tho independence of tbe United Htstee bf can bo done, and an effort is boing made to eocuro lbs nervier* of eomn half-breed Sioux. (Figned) U. 8. Gjuwt. Moan white, thoupoditfon ia in camp on Pon­ By the President. der nvrr, having retraced its stops from Bom­ Hamxltom Fisk. Secretary of State. b ld creek, and there II will remaur for three or four week, before again taking tho Loki. —Al AIcsomt, in the'provtoeo of Fcx. Mo­ rocco, Uia other day, * uatlre. while laboring under tMayn>jMy inarat?, stabbed eteveu Jew*' with* dagger. Amtxig Uio persona wounded are . British aubjecl aul Abccam-, wn of. tbo V»oe Cmsml of lite United Statea *i Lunette, Morocco. The Moor declared hi* igDonuicc of U<vU>GOMunhUrfU»c crime*. Mewtaarrretcd ■nifiaMftrtiiil,|. ■ICOLLINS’ $26 TO $60 PER DAY Can Actually be Made with the XWell Auger ^IW^mblN^FyCHOBXKCT.fWayTtpE. A NOVELTY. A BOOK for the MILLION. MEDICAL ADVICE C.t.rrt., Ryl.t. QpliM^teau. ac^SCXT VBJUL apt,mclp ©I R1 • . .. . •* w .. M. » _L. M. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT FKET PJKK HOUM. Tbty bare A~m 3 TO 8 FEET Hi DIAMETER, Asa Ajrr nrrrn nstjuineb. They win bore n JOS’, mIb^hc GREAT WESTERS WELL AUGER 08., BLOOMfIELD, DAVI8 CIL, IOWA. Wflteio la wbat r*:>« jrxm mw this X'.U rrtl.-ri.ro L, A 6BEAT prisoners managod to .escape. to • fig,- Eras gcry about a mile frtnn the prison, where they changed their clothes and gotinto coQvryanocs which wero wsitiag''for tham. They am SKBMite 1 by nn American, who has Imnbu living in the district for some time. Tltey drove to H,*ckinghain, nineteen miles from Frc-imajls received there by a man io .whom they described tbcmjte’tv^e r fid ■cxxnirsionista. He attended to the hotfc. »n.l JRSnrvM ihfp Mbf oosri, where s b<mt had put ou shore I a-longing td tho Amancpy, wbrier Cataljm. ” «• The boat wns manned by ono white man and five or rix men of color. Tlio prisoners told Bell they were going on board. They Lad giwu him monej, and Lo. asked them what he was to do with the horacs and traps. The reply was, “Lctlh«Jni 0OtobelLw On looking jntp f Definitions of alander will filTard vary little aid in disposing of any qnes tion involved in Uiia record, er iu any other ordinarily rising in such n co-ilrowtrf, untasB where it beeomee n«*«w»ry to duilue the difference b tween oral and written defsmatjon, or io। prescribe a criterion to determine, iu ono of tbo txmveyanoes ho found in it three prison felt hate, some }Mtent rervplycni, ufmmmuuiliou. and a mmro.l. He nt once nusjiected that they were escaped convicts, and gave the alarm to the police. Tho Georgette, with fourteen jH*n*ionen<, followed by tho water police boot, put off in pursuit The cases where si-x-ial damage is claimed, Georgette steered in lhe direction of the whether Uro pecuniary injury alleged whaler and overlook her lying to about naturally flows from tbs speaking of the twelve miles off the land. The inate was subject, but it will be sufficient to say in charge and said tbo Captain w« ntrt that oral slander, as a cause of action, on Ixnnl, but away in one of his bo»ta may be divided into five dasBoa, M -fol­ with mx hands. “Tlio G<x‘rp?4io liad in conwiqwcude lows : “1. Words fidaoly spoken of a per­ to return to Freemantle, ’lhe IxmU be­ son which impute to the party the com­ longing to tlxe whaler had boen over­ the prisoners mission of some criminal offense involv­ looked in cowscqtwnee ing moral turpitude, for which Ute patty, being added to the ere<; find was unable to stand a sea-way. She kept along the if the oliarge iu true, toay bo iudieteii and land daring lb« day, and wjjs followed “2. Words fatoriy spoken of a. per­ by tbe police boat many nines astan’/ son which impute that the party is in­ The tost, however,, reached tbo Oetaljia, fected with same contagious direare, WM picker! up f»y her and left with the tWil । _ --w-- . when.-, if the charge is trap, i. w would exeluda the party from socitty, | Ik Nashville <n?l Ctu&aMogs they are or, j making ion by the aqua ammonia process “ 8. Defamatory words'falsely spoken » at the rate of five tciui per day. MUSTANG LINIMENT - $444 DO YOI 2SINTIMG PESOS. KNNIAL HEITS! AIDWHUE. trill: � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-07-07.pdf.pdf 07e444f942d361ef46d5d949e5740d5c PDF Text Text W iivebmb prTHT.TRgnm every Friday, un f Nuhrille, Barry County, Michigan, ORNO STRONG- 1 ojiat thah MHT XOIIH ;qCX“:::iJS45:S.J: ■!|SBfc::4S>iiiart* Bdltor and Proprietor. Progression. No Retrograding.’’tL£,1 OmCB Iff TUOMAJf b'bBICX. Iwn<! fftory. RRY CO. NO. 41. wjfch Jnen’s blood raging at fever heat; THE 8T. LOUIS on the field of battle mercy and humanity tor fourteen boura, meet of tta time Jn Um> • awo tie alighted. Hia thirat wua bartering eon. exposed to a cnnfinS*! flfti truin' almost intolorablc ; his tonge and mouth wm formally called to order in the 6*11 of the wiiro parched and dry ; bo wioi stiff and ■ore from long continuing in one poa- Ou Tuesday, Juuo 27, by Mr. Atigustrui ftchell. fall which shattered Id* leg, ho Uy on the ftold >f- dteihairf ui&Ulua w> nu*a,4o said they had agrocd -on the resolutions.but had Mr. Keriian rftorcd a'recem nntB 2 o'clock in Tho convention wm dliy ■ «FAV- ' I called to order at 2:15. j F e: a Ui« W« tJioukl raa it f<*ar«r. this MMult endured, who wore comp«ll*d tolls whore the)- fell until dorknoiii .OteMM Uto! Huecoring jwrtks eon I from our Rum. Death ou lhe battle-field in Mich a situatiou i* ntcruly 13 13 (■ ij’ ..,,1 mittee, who. in the name of the committee. movement i iporary Chairman. of tho enemy to him. Anti it won well for Him that ho did not .I Once during: _ tho'diy/k volloy of Confederate bullets Raneom. of North Carolina, were appointed -■ - at sonic of- our men who directed were rallying in one of the hollows passed carefully exami ncd. He then requested Mr. Durahehncr, of Now York. to read ft to the con- . iter Uenx4.ljM.pQ8n Um> will­ ing recorder of many l.uthful and ro- t Ihno to rreArrajQf.MU-ritxlbopao, protecting life tical apd iutereatffig' dbtwfe oT tire war from death ! will Im? at once Been when wo learn that A piece of bark, peeled from a stump bj > ball«t,i*rpfy cautious advances lie moved his Hmtab) in.l il lo tory of the Great Jftebelli 1ft) has his month. _ JJonncnted by thirst as he only to say of it : was, Iliff caution Waff nffcciMtri^ «O great After ’eercrai atys’ bombardment a second hour. aM*uft wa* ra*.to<>i> Port HCAou. Tho chief in this that it occupied h*!! point of - attack wrt! tho tidraieaoterly corner * ‘ I know it was at much a* half an hour,” of tho cuemy'M lino of iwircuchmonte. The re­ he said in relating this story ; " but if I sult of tho terndB. wm a nearer apj>ro*cU to judged l>f ifay feehaffs all that horrible time, I should say it was ludf a day.” Weitzel made the more palpable attack on the Ho chewed the bark eagerly, and the aawEOT® in' Ins own knowledge during tlie great ri'lxillsQD, but ih» reader may bcr iMinrcd that noit^moru truthful wap cwr put in i print thou Lhat of tho gallant "Color Corpora!,** which Ism now About to roInta. Ho would not thank mo to give rite real name, and I shall speak of him moroly as "the corporal.,r Thmrehnda of just such ozpericnow remain untold, But what bad been thus gained had cost 700 cold water to this poor sufferer would and will novar be told; but it is only more men, and no» sutaeouout_asaaalu ■“k’-cT,oul_y’"*a,u woio wo’°...J«*Tq ■'boon more precious than I have boon been a amuded arat.Ciaa.rduo . '__ anything < in the whole world ___ 12 ;; and from individual examples of the kind tl at the public are to gauge tho merits The magnitude of the whole subject he was but one of tliu hundreds who lay of tho volunteers in the Into war, and to makes this brevity unavoidable in the enduring these indescribable agonies nil reach any appreciation, however inade­ histov^in; but Buoh-A-xaiBjileii ii« tifia-will over iMt/MhC Bnkmi$bUw»r..T quate, of tho bravery, devotion, and suf­ give ns a better- "understanding of d 'The Ibng'snmuicr day cftdM al L-hf, fering of " that grand figure in our his­ familiar anecdote of Napoleon. After nnd tho sliattered regiments of tho as tory—the American private soldier.” inlting columns, wore withdrawn beThe adventure of tlio corporal was at Port Hudson, in Jhno, 1863. Our army civilian was congratulating him that patiently waited until darknora hud set­ invested tfilrt formidable stronghold, whatever might happen in the future bis tled upon tho scene of blood, and then hardly second in strength to Vicksburg place in history was Mctnv. ••Frtmsr," be 'vefitureil to relievo himself of above, and throe weeks of bombarding wm the impatient response, “ all this is tho dead weight that held him down. |Niased and found us still pu.iido the cit­ nothing. If 1 sbodld die to nurrow nil Ho sat up and stretched his arms adel, suffering from intense heat nnd dis­ tluit I have done would bd compreaaed £’th that feeling of relief which only ease. -Then followed tlio disastrous Sun­ into two pages of history." i? nyui knows who is rek-AMal from the ' ' ' . day assault of tlio Uth, in which, from clinifti that iiava long bound "him. Htill To return to our story. The muster daylight to dork, half trio army, in two fearful that ho might l>c observed, ho of the next morning showed that every columns, struggled to penetrate tho de­ would not rise to his feet, but crawled one c@C“'“ feases, nuil was hurled back with a loss Mdalthily down toward tho hollow. A woqhftM, of hundreds in killed and wounded.' Al­ . figure hnlijing a.mnskpt ^fhd^rnly ijpter timt, almost a whole month of mining, 0n>; Uh. corp** “t!’ “,U1J canninnuling, aharpshooling aud starv­ . riot be nnv any of of bur men, for nil all wno who worn wore , . , , , , , , , not onr men. ing was required to bring the gallant de­ from Ins dead hand was bttdiy wounded, able to move had boon withdrawn some fenders xocaratiilation ; and surf ly there was not a soldier in our own sadly-thin­ ned army left to witness tho surrender Confederate musket* by a gallant pri­ who did not experience what Sir Walter tlic lino of Inn first movement; A few vate, who dashed up through the'storm Scott calls— yards in that direction brought him to of fire and seized it from the ground another picket—for such they wore. The where it lay, with corpses piled :iH«baut (i^Iedvrufi'H had thrown out n chain of Tiic corporal was a brave, sturdy boy and upon iL Three of I he weiinded Hoidwim to make certain that the aaiault color-guard were brought from the had been, abandoned for the day, and *1111 bdldneM and resolution enougl field ; two others -were known to be the .cprooral iusi4p their lines. de of him for throe of his stalnro, dead, and it wai "not doubted ?at. the Lying “H* u* itiouloas, he heard “ Tall soldiers for the color-guard,” wm time that our corporal was also killed. another Confederate, apparently a nonbad been seen to fall ns he caught Uu) rc<uircm«nt*hcn wo first entered He commiaaioned oiuccr, officer, camo come up witn with or. „ .< ,, ; ... i• i i commiwuouea * “ ’ ’head* -. up ‘the flag and’ wav^d’ n, over ,his , ... . .* _____ tiic Hcrvfce ; Imt some months of activi np •ervioe, with the ravages of disease and tiie bullet, had worded out tho rank^ and our giants of six foet fon^ five, and lix were few chough. 80 tho Oolonq x.u, lulnd passed over tho latter's face, A truce was ( began to act on the principle ** tho berf nor heard of him since. and its wnrmth iustautly told him tluit ( ■Didiers far the color guard and horn agreed upon tho oocond day »«<y tht* tiic than waff olive. better were to lie found than thii fight, and three hundred odd bodies, " Ho I lank," he exclaimed " Git Corporal. Ho had been in tho color blacken cd beyond recognition by the up liayo. Qba^ou walk I” < . guard three months at tho time Of thii fiercc oun of thntlntiluil^, were buried' Tho corporal realized tbnt thts io together tn the •tddicr's grave. The • dreadful assault, and was with it al time for artifice or stratagem, and at through that historic day. Hard enougl mining were all supposed to be among onec decided to surrender, for fear of did tho bravo color-guard faro' In thal them, and tbe corporal wna ^reported' wvroe consequences than capture should |ghL The battalions in, front of n| dead, with many others who were never lie be detected in any deceit. were urged one after another up agiunrt recognized. v /• Yea, "die ^ayt, a'kl ^rronder. I can flie idmont-psrpcndicnlar fortification, But -the si-'ge dragged it» sh>< length ■walk;'T..aiu'tAAidi s hurt; but I’m mad jriaixo they melted away beneath thl along, and the capitulation came at last with thirst. For God’s sake give we rifles of tho defenders like the mists oj on the 9th of July. And, much to the ( some water 1” that morning before tho sun that w.u Burprira and delight of his comrades, " I iq>oko from my heart, thou, if I kist rising. Our turn came, and w<^ the corporal was found alive and well in ( did in my life^ and tho appeal |x>, Kurged forward with a clamor of the hands of the enemy, and was re^ ever , nioyed m^.oaptex lyt pnoe. Ho unslnng leased by the J8®k’«tor,\_with , his'-enrtOMr ftmtr—biff- shoulder os ho of- the hill, over the stumps and roota, others. He at once recounted his ad- , marched me over the deml bodies of my and into the ditch. The colon were ventures, which I^will present in the ( comrades, throqgti tho diteh, anil up iute Haunted in tho very faces of the enemy, third person. The Indi thii prostraftff Jthestrongfiold; and uageriy seizing it from and carried an far as the foot of man him Ixdore the works had merely cut the . i, I drank its blessed contents— wore titan akjOart. of ipu e, cold water, or ducing a plentiful effusion of blood, and Witbpfit once stepping to take breath. cred away our battalion. I was borne Jmtockmgliim iwnredl««, but cunning no It fit'empd ■sUto.R^h.hfe, ptrengtti* hope, from that angle of ‘death quite early in injury beyond tins. lie lay nncon;‘ rvwytiiing came back to mq i* that the ilny^th^a. Mhn^thnujg^ Jhq . body, scions for u time, and awoke to find him-’ draught I ucwqr- kuaw so happy a mobut tiio- infproaaiou «f ' thtobfftote- scene ■elf lying fist on his bock, his face muntin mvlife." .Sadi were his words. that photographed itself in mv mind will burned to a blister Mre . . Inaifli jUMJ'So'uliedenito works the corair all about him stifi ‘ringing wRu"the’ porn! was allowed tho liberty of certain n cotfunuu ruslr of our bine-clad boys, noises of battle. He heaxd- the .yojaes with bayonets fixed and yells of encour­ of tbeoilicers rallying the men in the tempt to ueat]»; and, with the exrejiticm agement, up against that impassable Jkoltew below, out of -aightr and prea- , i of tho novelty «nd inotrnvettfeecd <rf nmk wall; a continual sjrurt of flashes through cntly several companies charging up the meat and dried' pees for subumtonve, tho gray mist from tfia workq> the hill, and again the ywHfa. ncaata rteiooiLaWhat, he met with hotly from thedfr^ ■no’fhrtbW fldviBxrturB till tho capitulation dared fjo stir lest hp should be observed silos, the ditch filled npd the gnmnd in by some wstehful Confederate and shot; front strawn ajeJ encumbered With dead, bufias the advancing troops rushed otfit VUMAirn ^jyrXATXGX. him with shout and cry, an offi^r throw Alluding to tho aurtoms of Biam, a -up his arms and fell directly J?pon the writer nays that when a girl falls in love, 4hff-^<j£tfie5S'3taDG^d will not ^ Mm J *1™»lhn9’T3B in his face. The assault failed, os did and the ill-atitrred wvtault was over. every oth« during the 'day, and the little column fell back to tho pruh.ekion iv> •xoiptonj of I*m> hollow, leaving a. large proportion Of deed on the field. .: from U>» f Jb Mjrino'i Kaotnchy...* .Jr; amtor^d for prowl Spwpcv-nej-, Md held fos pdeL ’*! ta tbe public cnij.l"*; th»t tie- <1,i..; re drink to Jte health. With a will, with a #10. A STORY OF THE H’Ali. Indian*.., wr, ine orieptea cr rpe tweioeratir party oc me United Buica, fu NaUcnal Conrentlon ae* tabled, b, «MVoertMl • .U’lh* ’ Iff Mary Un <1............ ii MaaaachuaetU... M Ml«il«au........ it 1 .cam, j•nrff..dooa falxltW! tb« jwrformancc aite«i that the party In power can work . .'... ■ j 21* Cij n* .... "»7 iit* -of- .... «.i !... 71 18 •f ‘T c M ‘T tag convention : Secretary. Frederick O. Prince, of Maaeachtuiott* ; AM>stant SecrotariM, Mcwrn. tirU ^rt/of it ’i' if KfiSE“.. ii To^ab ............. 1 ms »x Ohio; Sergeant-at-Arm*.' Dan Atild; of MhrU aiulptlfloyafreborn*, in Ihe rraaluy r eouri. •t» l>«f»rv <he Jual bwy or' tietr. x»w» et An a matter of convenience to rcjx’rtcra. tho ment; In the liberty of li»Uvidiia^oondurt unvexed Chair requested that gentlemen when recog­ to Kunipcuary lava; lu the faithful aducaUca erf nized would give their name aud Stole. Ho burinem, and demred^to know what was Hie w ...v nJ; JjWf •JSffifcES" OMo............ 45; •rrejron............... Ilho5?l32S?''' vin, the sasembUge rising to tticir feet 1 Tbe Chairman then, by direction oY tn* Na­ tt>» Vtilted ffutre/wflb 1U xmrntUnenU, univer. tion*] Committee, announced U>o followingnamed gentlemen as temporary officers of tbe record our alcadf^at conbdenre lu the perpetuity .... IC ...i .... IM i» >.* ■T rtoUc duty. Mk WMUMbti r*- ;:!? c f "i Z! 'ii a 33 Iff Tilden and 11 for Hendricks. The clerk thou announced the vote, m follows: . ■vary to . i. TOffM t upboldina the bond of our Union and the *r»ai *«rt>.................... . ........................ . ...x—. *•» IU«e*a. ............... .....j, U J*mU(......................... ............. ... I* A necoul ballot wa» procceital will, amid mncli rxcitomo^t, with tbo following result r pleasure of tho delegates. Mr. Abbott, of MaMaehuacUs, offered a res­ j'ric- Qf liberty. olution that the rules of the last National I I r nipt c.-ntrall-m, which, after Inflicting upon ten tho jmrpoM of arranging Committeea on Per* mauont Organization, Credentials, Itesolu- Alabama.. Chairman of its delegation sent up the names Itxclf with Incapacity, waxte and fraud. Infected of the gtottomea tbat had boon agnaod upon but their reformers are voted down in convention. for members of the rcsjiective committees. Irtmia people In the par*1!*1* of hanl Umea. CoonesUrut Mr. Weed, of New York, made a motion to Itofonn la neceaaar; to e»Ubq«li a a<>utr-l curren­ adjourn, but, at the request of the Chair, it cy, reatore the public oredlt aod TWWInfalra ilia na­ was withdrawn in order to give a delegation of tional honor. ^W'yr|np«*ce uw txtlarc tor all be bad by a peaceful civic revolution. We demand prvnUae’of the lady representatives of the Woman's-Rights National Convention an opportunity to epeak Kentucky in support of their claims. Mies Pb<rbc of the idlahUd At the cuueluvion, Mr. iXmilicinirj said that tomudana. Couzina, of BL Louis, then, by unanimous Maine.... the committee had adopted and indorsed. eonecziL read the address of the National Wj th was signed M.-blCan. lion which he read, indorsing the action of tho is President, The memorial was referred io tho Committee in nwresa eij" ii—*, without acemnuixinur any rvon Resolutions for counidcration. W«> denounce the OnancUl lt>|becUily and in>. ItewoluttoM It It later, rt Mebraska, ex tending tbe Presidential term to six yearn, mx! making the Incumbent ineligible ‘ i " jf 2 nouao o. mpimciuMna. in cutting down a|>- tiiaaourt.. propriationa and exhorting to firnuiMw; abv ' Nebraska. •• 1 io diem, sailors, widows and orphans. Mr. Ewing, of Ohio, took the platform. He V.rth Carolina said that at tho reqneat of several ruombcm of ............ •■^.o-eM/Mtoa.f'iwwimHtou, hat, the committee he pwented Urn minority re­ Or»<t« .. . h*< d-touted rrMCufttos by wa-UB-.: < ur rwr- port, recommending striking oiu the following CMmaytiMM.. Ito-ato tatoo.' . fC^dtix^utilug ail cv l»W. dinseinthe majority, to-wit: "As such a while annually prnfeaalnK to Intend a epeedy return, hindrance, we denounce the resumption elaneo ilr. Rayon' resolution opponod any further in­ crease of tho public dobL and favored tho repeal of the rcaumptiou clause of tho act of X875. Tbe Secretary Ilion, upon request, reanuonneed the times and places of meeting of tbe r>uH>6« r«'aou>du rccem nnlil 5 o'clock p. m. Upon reassembling, tho report of the <>immittco on Credentials wa* reail, showing that'' to apede payment*, has annually enacted freah blndranoMtberrte, Aa (Uch a MxSrince we denounce tbo-rtwmuptfonrtawse nt tbe art of jwra. and we H'c doiuaoU a JaiUclotw «y«teiu<rf pfrparstim, by public rivinuiflteX, by otSrlal relrvndimenl, and by wlitn fluaucc, whkh aludl-snable the uaU«n ■oon to luurr the whole world of it* jxrfect ability and lt« |>erfect rradl:ie» to meet any at Its Htatce were fully fopreneiit«<l. On motion, it wm agreed to giro the Torritoricx Kotl the DMrtct of GolianMa reprorontatioii in the convention, with tho right to vote. Uon. which wwi adopted, a* follow* : For Per­ manent PrcHidenfi Mr. John A. MeClemanil, ■to^acmpknmeui to labor, * *4 renew tn all Its ua°f Pr«4ideat» audSocretart-'-. tloaa] *■>««*« the pnwnrrltr of the propie. Tho temporary Secretariee, with Mr. Prince, of Boston, a* ridyL wery eonlinnad *• tbe work&4' fl**retaa«i. '• sad Mfgitiit-auArran Able wan also reappointed. psal.” Ho propo-cd to substitute thcrxfflr tho following wordi: “Tli* haw for the re- The Cor.unittco on Organization *1>k> recom­ mended R ‘ ~ ----’ ' » of the National 1872 be adopted by this convention for the government *«»■ K’i Wuoonain.. 19 «1 n i* January. 1879. having been enacted by j Several <lel«g*tci>—" I now to mxko the the Republican party, without deliberation lu Cuugraw. and wittiout diacuiwiou before the nomination unanimou*.M Mr. Wxllxcc. of Pennsylvania—•■Purxuaat to people, ind being both ineffectual to secure its object, and highly injorious to the bunt new Of tho orilen of tha Pennsylvania delegation, 1 move to make the tiomhiation of Mr. Tilden too country, nbeuld be forth with repealed.” Mr. Ewing moved, and Mr. Eaton, of KanniM, unanimous, and, as Iho second Slate in tlh> accen ted, that the amendment thua enggeeted Unions altboQgh we should.hay* preferred one born on. our aojil, j>till nbo will not nlacx Mr. Ewing proceeded to etaio hi* objection* one nerve nor’weaken one effort forlbesttfccoss of the nominee of this cony^btfon, and Mr. Dondudniar, of New York, a poke In favor wlicii tbe ide* of November eumo we fed asawed tbxt victory will ervwn our banners resolution offered by ttio most dietingnWicd advocate of soft money in the United btaLes, ,o». form.bytflpQi D^W^VmAmm at Iliana; Hou. Tho*. S. Bocock, of Virginia, «nd M«ulean labor. It Um aaer*d>-I American cotnmrrcr. ton Marble, of New York. Tho General wm la Mr. Abbott, from Now Jersey, desired U*t trio uotaixuttwu of Tilden be made nnaniqioas, and eaiil: •• Aud 1 will ton this Convention fore thia nomination wm made, bo wftb tho , S1OTr|J "UBO energy ano uio buot nro wo wui huwvi bv u^, BUU. U.et,^| mden|]oodebiml sent hare signed by every one of the Eastcra Democratic Slates, and to which I hare put my own Ngnalura. This is a ml Idle ground which dopa leave some hope, b .t if you declare, in flit language of the. gentleman from Ditto Gen. Ewmg), for a tepool forthwith, then aben- A delegate from Tenneaeec—’* In behalf of tion-Tennoam-o will give bee Electoral vole from Virgin* wtu> oe*t the. oije vo^ amUnat Tilden. I move to make tho uomiiia^ba dhainmotw. I will take off mycoAt and work for qipCrtcd the mi­ him." (Iteiddiecm.] Tbe question wm put, and Titoen deHarad wU« thelpuu of labor. It. promote* fraud, i amu«|Unir, curiclira diakonaat offldal. Resolutions not beggJSP^U H rcP°rt' 11,0 conveutton adjoerfiatWiffl Til o’clock on Wed non­ re Venue. tbe Democrsaie party of U>s Ualted States The convention thcren|x>n adjourned until aright to be beard ot» lira •object. Wet Vir­ Tbunalay morning at 10 o'clock. ginia, Ohio, rpy own gallant Democratic State , ttpan pax. ‘ . The convention met, parsnuit to adjourn- Mr. Cox (NJ Itoldlng the couvent’on ; TsmwMoe, that con­ odl«4 to order by thoj’faiddeuiv, , . tains tbe Hermitego anil the anliM of Jackson Tlio llrrt order of buaiarte bqjug th* umniand Polk ; Iowa and Kansas ; am they not to be naUon of a candidate for Vice rreaMeni/fin form Cornwiltee. considered? Do tbty amount to nothing? 1 Illinois delegate proposed tho hams of Thomas Mr. Wax. of WteeoMta. olHaii temiuttou will My. with all runpect to the gabtletna u from confining the delegates' speech tv to five m!h- oroua fidgaitiy in ircry department and from mry New York, who has jm-t net dnwn. that wchavs No wthor naurne Mn« pK*p<a<h «»• <«>U-ot utes, except th>t ,-jea ajpujos bo allowed tar (itUsMJ preeaodod with. *t. Houdnck. prracnting^dKJMBKdBraiMUed. On motion, the nomination was declared opjoeiug the uomlualiou of Gov. Dklen. Mr. Jacotwij of New York, m*dt> * point of order that tfate iiiVdaf of oiflen 'It*:tliau- ao do.*»• MU Webber, of Michigan, coed to ballot fork Presidential candidate. Mr. Woodson, oX Mi—nnri, offered an amend­ lu< tbe dtlatfdc. of the ahlrtd of Anwriean rtttacn. ■Mowed 219 km to SoOMya. leave; and if he declines to marry her, ment, that llio convention will not ballot until ' ti»o old,wotoeq of the neighbofbo xl lpxn 1 out and .p-'lt him with inferior eggs until :ho cbangcvi jus mind. AsktagMkbjs ' custom pR»Ua. wo ahoaldu’t think tbe girls of Biam vrould eare much iTtfeo al« HBn upon -i’ ’ hours l»tra*atte atonld nritber lie a tax span fee tune of all our public me# nov the iaatnnumt of their ainferred. »1 ii. ! h a :for immoral; unity of -»*r Mr, Whitely pnsumied Um nam. of Tbouuui Francis Bayard, of Delaware. lb* WM U. HMwIk k»Wk of K»wt flnd With -it* phM OV With »h< e*«r M-rviuits, or with my mistrom or your■elf. Far from that—I should be most hw brigade in a ehargaacroM a field at another Mcope from the ground shot dead. It happy, st any time, to give the place a Htaiov wm withdrawn without taking a vote. point of attack. Struck down by a mini*-ball | was neither merciful nor humane ; but character !”—Finch, DA1AT> FnKTCUitn, yho lives on tho Uno of the New York Contra] road near Amsterdam, was working in a rited irilh his brother, wlwn ba " I »m had Mr. Clymer nominated Winfield R. Hancock. i It is thought the shot was fired by some wanton traveler on a pMSihg train. �FRIDAY. - - JULY 7. 1876 HEIDQUHTERS MERCHANT TAIlO I FOB THE LONG BRICK STORE OF READY IADS CLOTHWG! G. A. TRUMAN’S H iatatMl of ife® JKV.OX) •ndowiumt far Ka!Thu is.the kind of lEiliouTHriBoircuTsiie Onr Stock of *ut a pair of linen trouseni that bul- O'Coantll smbbi SENSATIONS! Dr. V»»3<r We,de wy« »InUele article ef jelly ma ba made from old boot,. And alrhoel aay prinlio, of We are receiving SPIRING GOODS! MUST M make a barrel at that sort of jelly. IS NOW ALL IN AND NEW GOODS DAILY. "Can a politician be booast ’’’—.Ex. ryp?.TT! a t» GOOD GOODS! insrrj'U’CEi^ricijT': A Boston midnight movement. gtedito*.*fey protean pgr; n Mjr parpamt*Mpi»trsvelu*line<rf Unites il brt’MMtlinra boiler It ncbi hardly pen Lowest LIVING! Praflt. eurrbera io oee day, besides what Ibe girl. ale oo the way lo school. pie colic will soon be here. “Sounds just as loud as a new quar­ ter.-' chuckled Midas, a'l he dreps a fi-e osnt nickel into the contribution wu enticed iato a root* Manitowoc. Wishes a female base ball dub known as tbe stripped stock­ ings. They play well, but the girls will stop, while running the bases, to fix their busilea Frank Flynn, of Utica, four and a half years old, is said not to b« as large as one of Tom Thumb’s legs. He is about the size of an average GROCERIES! ARE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our GRAND 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, Curtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, Black Silks, Table Linens, INCREASING SALES _ Parasols. Hosiery, RAPIDS DIVISION. The Reliable Short Lime GUID KAFWS AID DETSOrr, TIME TABLE. EASTWARD. STATIONS. Thai w*S * Uralj taural *1 D^rftald UM it three quartan The undertaker The Mayor of Augusta, Maine refuaed to consult a quack doctor in re­ gard to his Isme leg. and came near I e'rg impeached for his lack of faith in traveling human nature. are proof that the peo­ ple know where SIZES AMD PRICES! mcamraa ux feet boeiaoataUy. Y«t can now buy a paper collar til 1:80 tho noil morning without either with a picture of George Washington party obtaining a fell. The referee endearen each comer._ The time is at hand when a man earning $6 per week can have pictures all over his. shirt. Mr. Coon, of Davenport, tried to vile med. each participant having aeknowlsee how dose he could let a locomo­ tive come to him. No one will ever know what ho thought as he went skywards. lei's Slits fol 1152 Beys’Slits “ 5.50 to $11.50 HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBf.lU, BOOT PACK OVERSHOES. Woman lias many advantages over Don't stop to tell stories in business man; one of them is that his will hours. Nabl» Lt »3 Ct». and Chllhas no operation till he is dead, where­ If you have a place of business be drru’a Stock! age [al! Wool] as hcr’x generally takes effect in her found there when wanted. lifetime. No man can get rich by sitting The latest method of killing swine around stores and saloons. Never “fqoF tn business matters. i< lo hang them until dead, dead, Have order, system, regularity and ■dead. The meat is said to be harder also promptness. and firmer. Do not meddle with business you : Twenty thousand dollars per year, know nothing of. , paid monthly in advance, isn’t enough Do not kick every one in your path. to support Beecher’s small family, More miles can be made in a day BEST $1.00 TEA111 TOWM! and hi is obliged to go lecturing. by going steadily than by stopping. Mrs. Lionspiis. of Philadelphia, Pay as you go. cowhided a young woman who wantA man of honor respects his word as he does his bond. Tte Btehsat Martet Pries paid for young lady «aou $1,000 and a new Help others when you can, but Owntry Product. never give what you cannot afford lo, $1$ hue. A Cairo- grocer laboied under the simp'y because it is fashionable. Lea n to say No. No necessity of DON’T CANS WrriWT CALUNC impress^ that it was perfectly safe snapprug ii out dog fashioned, but say to roll a barrsf of sugar against a it firmly and respectfully. preacher’s heels. His eyes were nut Credit. Use your uwn brains rather than in such a shape by the good man that the gxocery had to be dosed for four those of others. Learn to think and act for yourself. Keep ahead rather than behind the GBO M. B*VAGB & COs COLUMN A Jersy City wife being invited to times. elope by a young gallant replied, af­ Young man, ent this out, and if ter a moment’s reflection : "Well, I there be any fallacy in the argument, let ns know. GOODS HE SOLD CHIP GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING 11 CRhCERIES, WALL PAPER, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AMD LAMPS! and we sell them lees than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May IS. 1867. KOCHER BROS Don’t forget it I Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains dt . WESTWARD. C. A. TRUMAN’S. C. O. WOLCOTTS HABDWABB ADWT NMbrlllr. Heatin'. M*<Mhrvt»e. NtsaVILLK THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST I Dally. PRIUS FROM 6 Tl 7 Cl iGRICBLTIRiL DEPOT, COTTON GOODS CLEASDOWI! A Plucxt Gibl.—At Mendota. Ill hnois, a few days ago while Miss Ka­ A colored preacher in translating tie Vanderen, aged sixteen, sat alone to hie hearers the sentence, “The harvest is over, the season is ended. in her father’s house a man in a mm>k came to the door, and after gaining *De corn has been cribbed, desa ain’t admission and being informed that Q.LAA8 ANB KA. I INTI WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL! _ her fath- r and mother were at church VJT any more work, and de debbd n still he drew a revolver and threatened WlDitovOlM*, 1-taU Glam Cut. SulntdMd £•«■>■ fn.din* arid Hie nrwnmnHil h*r life unless she gave up all the A Milwaukee girt in New Haren, raoDsy in the house. The girl was amazed a Yale theological student him to help her pull off her 'Uh ten she told him if he didn't Kiely replied that the m-niey was kept fused just on my husband’s aceount" ii. B. LEDYARD. OK SOUTH MAIN STREET, READ! COATES’ REAPERS, MOWERS, VOIGT’M SALVATOR BEER The other day the Boston police arrested three very successful bur­ tbe hammer, botby her failinc to do glars, only one of whom was over 11 years of age. Youthful enterprise ia certainly commendable, but we have Cincinnatii paper sometimes thought that parent* would, perhaps, vary but hllle from the strict line of daty if they should < ma». Ik is a Philadelphia, add VICINITY I FOR SALE ONLY AT rin« IBTd and 1171. Horae Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn ON TIME QR FOR CASH AT $30.00 each tr VUXSULTAT1ON FREE. Planters, and Road Scrapers, loo.ooo tit rrszffl. NEW LIVERY! These figures prove the good qualities of tbe Coates Rakes better than GALE CHILLED Hi DI AIIB IRI PLOWS particular care is taken to nse only the beat timber aud metal, to put up in the staunchest manner, The shafts and rake-bead are extra strong ; thim­ ble-skein axles; wheels very high, and well bailt and finished; seats easy and thoroughly braced. TUTS THETH (the vita! point of a rake) are made of Refined Cast Steel, tempered in oil, ■nd every one tested at the factory. They readily adjust themselves to uneven surfaces, and will not become weak or bent out of line. Every Tooth is warranted for five years. & Willyard nMtnmn SALE aid BOARDING STABLL Carrogw »«* BegirtCR DOT'S PATENT rdxtsx.-’*-’ themselves to death when a husband They camr down the street, arrn in diet. Christianity has taught them that it u batter to settle up the estate At tbe same momvut they «tej a piece of ice, and aimulti they stxuck the pavement. Spurgeon says that the clergyman berried AND DB J. BTLaSURE: GENERAL CONSTRUCTION sha should bring it He. hewe»er, foUawed, placing his pistol in his pecker. €>n gaming the head of the bed. the girl picked up a small rifle, and, turning quickly, leveled it'at the READ! Sick and Afflicted ! OF XABHVILLK OUE STOCK CONSISTS OF ed him.” A New York paper describing a boat race, alludes to “the Bashing at ten thousand ayes, and tbe plandits oi twice as many fair hands.” What a Jot of one-eyed women there must READ • SULKY MEAT MARKET! than the small separate wire ao often ----------_ interior rakes. Such springs are weak, ond only permit tbe tooth io spring back a certaic distance, while there is no limit to the the spring of the "Coatss.” has an iDgMMomly contrived joint which bolds the rake rigid and firmly to K» work, while down, without using the hands or feet. Discharging the Rake is effected by simply giving tbe slightest upward motion to the -handle at the lever, which unlocking it, causes the driver’s weight to till the Rake ■nd discharge the contents. A child can operate the rake with eass. The Regulating of tbe Bako for any kind of ground is done aasily, by changing a pin al the joint, whic\raises or lowwi the teelb as desired. ROE & CLEVER, hashtag the public for past favors soi FRESH MEATS, DOUBLE MARBLE WORKS Proprietors. TOMBSTONES 25 ACRES P2CR XJjh.-y wagon ■u»i a cBKua, o. O. woloott. BLACK X FTI.LEK �pniPUTORir. NEW GOODS ? NEW FIRM P ••rirttw. FRIDAY, 10,000 1-2 Per Cut Prent DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, BOTTOMS, AO., AO., AC. r.<jr nuitna —«■ T. tel Calfia AluxorU —The Servian at the Christian Church neat fiohbath nuralag will be appropriate win OnirrtTit k Dvaxn. WQU Men's fonts of Clothing for $7.00 07“ meaee brick laying next week. The church will be 82x44 feet walk a 12 feet tower on —Haaliage will need to took to her laurela. If Nashville can eolipee her in 4th of' tbore great fundamental principles of vir­ tue, jusiice, and right. Mr. Deyo then things, and wiU m burely m lbs sun will spoke of the sublime possibilities that opAned before us, ia this country, stretching across an entire continent, from Ike At­ lantis sea-board, for across tbe foountain watob-towsrs of our western plains, to that for distant Pacific stope. And concluded by Coals for $1.00 sword should be sheathed forever, and the battle of thought, of virtus, of truth, and of all humanity, should be wagered with an —Ervin Cals of Sheridan, while snapping inevitable -power, until tbs sun of a pure revolver to this village last Monday night. and inteiigent nntioaality shall rise to set no more, forever I” CasA Pttrchaurt will make Fathers and 'mother*, brothers and sihtens, sweethcarta and • children, can be BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, Griffith & Durkee, frst» 3,600 to 6,000 persons. - . . . ™ atrw.. rtUe. OfflM knnM W^,R ‘ GRFFITH & DURKEE, Nashville, Mich. jBuy Your D. <tex “,1"C Kubvilto, Mteb. HOBBS. “tat* 8J’ BJjok. I B. RASEY, Drayman? bsoda aud TEAS pLEMENT SMITH, E.»_____ _ AiAWX® 204 MAIN STREET 204 W. SMITH, XQTARY D. . E. T. CHILD & CO TEAS no. 50 cts to $1. M. FLINT, T H. LEE, V. IXrp Ws bslisve it FURNITUREI LEE Hastings. ■otto according to programme, and prises awarded m fellow*; In ths alow race Harry Stows secured first prise, and Scot: Mackintosh, of Sheri- _____ , Btowi. Sirrrf,r«. Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, M C. ELLIS, M Neatest and Tastest Prints, Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. H, A Grove, wm over 8,600 souls A reliable maa who oases from Hastings on the 1:88 train said mctsimn IN THE BRADY BRICK. DEALERS in up »nd tmy ywwr mother ••Domestfa." Uw«Ur ----- .__ ' A.BS1U.I lt».l m , °f a CASH HOUSE. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO., lull BROTHERS, PARADY, Manufacturer of And join in the chorus with thuse that arc already singing: OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Boots and Shoes, This is the Ten I lonH have sought, And mourned because I found it not. 204 Main St., Jackson. TOHN Q CRESSY, w HiiEmrr, THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF proof that Gasan's Auorer Fw«ta will I* th* sack race John Dorie took the Aral Sick Hrsiacb'. WabiUiAl OoetircDoea, palpi­ ing enough, bat ike KaskvQiteas' cap st tation of tbe Heart, Heart-bam, Water JAMES FLEMING. la Nashville anti sell them at tho Smallest Profit, George Pennington waa the lucky chap efGuui A cover Flowka for lOeeatoaad Ik. pri». In tbe running homo race J. C. Ketchum of Maple Grove, lock first money and H. Larkins lhe second. . riotic multitude that thronged Ike sidewalks Walnut Bureaus, vith jlass $12.oo Stiwlil “A” for 101 cents, Granulated 111 cents, Yellow C 9 cents; belli aud blowing of stotm whUUaa. dores will relieve yoe. Ms M Z TIMMERMAN. parade of the Old Continentals, under the captainship of Sam Durkee. They were arrayed in grotesque coelumM, masked and JOHNM. ROE. end received lhe $15 prise, it being the lar­ gest delegation present from only one neigh­ barhood. About half-past ten o’clock the procession WM formed, bended by the NashviL'o cornet band aud martial band, and Ths car of Ike Goddess of Liberty, containing 88 ladies representing tbe different states of ths un- D. W LINCOLN grove with its oocupanta. palrt- tiro. by lhe Georgia minstrels on a large plat* fora wagon, who gave tome active demon­ stration of double shuffle. A big ox cart contained tbe speakers. And olher Groceries equally as low in price. MarNe Top Bureaus, So $18.oo Everythimr Else in Proportiou. LEE BRO’S. ATTENTION, ALL! The whole dosed with a good display of fireworks and lhe aud Ace dispersed, some DURING TUX Centennial Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE ■ may walk a mile, it hsppuaed, however ELIHu CHIPMAN, SALT, ifc., . Proprietors. H. ALDRICH, BOOKS, STATIONARY, teas, 3 ■8 e THE NEW LG AN “DOMESTIC i If RS. L O. CROCKER : ~*"4 • ** HILLINERY& FANCY GOODS’ Hale Ln all the latest styles. Double­ Thread Lock-Stitch Kcal anti /mltatlon Laces. Heal atul ImUaSion Hair Geode. Machine. to those buying Cloaks. Bleaching, Prrmmg, OAortng and re- corrm «MP*>0QM Hato. LIVERY STABLEF p 5? WM. VENN. Pmopbibtoi. Al BUgeod's eld stand, Nashvifie, Mich. Wines and Liquors! Do you want Paints and Oils ? Cessmi. Rmhs, 1 July fob, 1870 f Do you want a good Book for tbe Meeting called by the President. Present—Hardy, Halbert, Randy, Home Circle ? Boe and Reynolds. Trotlees. Do you want School Booka ? On moiiou by Roe the police were allowed $2.50 each, for services on Do you wan! the fourth. The following accts were allowed : C Halbvrt..... D C. CriflU. Council ad C, GRIFFITH. TO GROCERIES! AINSWORTH A BRQOKS, MEDIIKES, paikts, oils, CoOeclionj a ipectaky. MONEY 4-e., whic h we ship and retail al bottom prices. WALL PAPER, Auabville, Xlcle. A LUNCH ROOM STUCCO, DRUGS, Justice of the Peace, Orneral Conveyancing, HAIR. their riba. for health and II. ALDRICH fell M, Rusts, pates, Crackera an! Pies H J TER LIME, Council Roons, a July 3rd. 1876. f VARSTSHES. Regular meeting held. Present—Hardy, Halbert, Patady. Roc ane Reynolds, Trustees. BRUSHES, Minutes of the last meeting read and approved. On motion the Feighner petition waa tabled til! the next regular meet­ SPICES, ing. On, motion the Smith petition was TOILET ARTICLES, no: granted, Ou motion by Hardy the marshall waAinatrocled to close all places where cider to rold, without paying tax or giving bonds. Petition presented signed by D. A. Green and others, asking for a side­ walk on east side of Middle Street Tabled. Th* following accounts were pre­ sented and on motion allowed: J. L. Robsrts.......................................... $8 «> L. Kvre.u--------------------------------------FOR MEDICAL AND MBCHANICAI. FUR­ On motion O. Strong’s account POSES OMLY. was tabled till the next regular meet­ ingCouncil ndjourned. K. j. FJUGH.NCR, D. C. GRIFFITH. / Raoordvr. President their pull* UZM. JONES CUTTING AND FITTING, SHINGLES. Common Connell Proceedings. They were stUing together, he and she. and he was aruaouaiy thinking what to say. Finally he barat out with. MIn thia hind »»< coble achieve­ ments and undying glory, why is it the world, fronting on tbe two great oceans that women do not come more to lhe of the world, with iMskanstible mineral front , why to it that they do not and axrieultural res-urew. and a land that olimb the ladder of fame ?" "I *»p OS LONG TIME. CORN. APPLES, OATS, NEW BAKERY Clover Seed. &c., Ljl TH. reside in the village. The Revolution of 177fi $300.00 and UPWARDS Done •« the latest Fashteoabte Styles. Accordingly tbe published prooeed- ing and sloqusul prayer very suitable for ike oecMion. Saturday evening. July 8th, at 8 o’clock. but tbe part leu Sharp. lorica! address of Castleton and Nashville. ■ B. Cook, Secretary. C. I. Dsyo, W. M Ikal brought forth many mental and verbal A petition to the council lo prevent Ike selling of any intoxicating bevearages was of Castleton township. It abounded In sts* In this village. July 4lh, by_ Eld. D. W. Lincoln, Mr. Seneca 8. Bcigb. to Mtes Condemn bo man for net thinking as you think. Let everyone enjoy the fuD and free liberty of thinking for himself. Abhor every approach, in any kind or degree, to lhe spirit of persecution. If you ranoo', reason or persuade a man into ths truth, never 0« ApmtJ tel btelr Seartiu, Al Fricee th.f Defy Cnmpctltioa. POTATOES, mounted a rooking cannon, brought up the ord. The invaluable Money’to loahi Dress and Cloak Making pie before bis eyes. he begged the Koeorder waa filled by Rev. C. I. Deyo. troll and Grand Rapids thia 4tb. The speaker commenced by saying Ibai he wm glad to join with bis fallow-ciut.ua in celebrating thia centennial jubilee. He felt that this wm indeed the jubilee day of Spring* anti Summer Style* pay tbs Highssl Markvl Pries for BOISE BRO’S P. &- Fine Watches and Jcmeiry care­ fully repaired and warranted L. RU88ELL. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, 204 MAIN STREET 204 to ths marry dance, and others to their preaided over ths meeting, end Dr. Berber homes, fully impressed that Nashvills was read the Dvelarelloa vf Independent. entitled lo enter the lists against tho world E. W. Barber havinx been unavoidably on 4th of July celebrations. Thia wm presented Il entire to our readers. Bev. Deyo delivered an able and eloquent oration to a speli-dound audience, and was ity waits further developments. Mi s. E. C. mttiiigrer ImILLINKRYSFANCY GOODS! Call And See. following notables: Rod Jacket, Beecher, Tilden, Victoria Woodhull, Mrs. Belknap, Bessie Turner, etc. Beecher made a good The exercises at speech and wm loudly cheered by his Ito- Th* ’*«*> *°d instrumental se- Watchmaier and Jeweler, • ion can buy rith lime*. _______________ w. mam, JEWELERS OPTICIAN chis. NASHVILLE, MICH. THE LIGHTEST-BURNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD $ Clocks, Spectaccs, fc. “DOMESTIC" SEWING MACHINE CO.f s-s New A <wlc trod Chicago. Call and Se FOR SALE CHEAP we didn’t really care if it Danbury, has excited public curiosi­ ty by having a large apple painted cm hia sign. “ DOMESTIC " 86WINO MACHINB CO., BOISE BROS. New York und Chlcogo. - quire nt this offle-. �The Amertom XroMfoe<4M **tH 767,812 inhabitautai Oa the 1st of D^ cembw, 1871, 4A.05H.792 tohabitauto were accounted, including, of course, the troops then stationed in France. According to these figures, thore luxsbeeu an increase of 1,699,020 inliabitants as mack as 1.82 per I i Lorraine have been included.) Within1 tlio last census period, tbe population> ; thmlon lixrmMd 11,700,000 inh»U-’ bulls, or 0.73 per ocuL. more Uuut within tho foregoing period of four yoatw. Only a port of this difference may be ascribed to the war between Germany aud France. The principal reasons of the increase lie in a rod action of emigretion and a strong over-balance of births । against deaths. If we look atthefig' urea of each scperaie country wo find that the population of Prussia alone in­ creased by 1,082,216 inhabitants, while its average yearly increase has amotuxiad 'to' 1.07 par cent., against 0.60 of tbs . ■ 1 . i —Tbe cousidaraliau of di*- fwopoMfoo to ad­ mit the ’nmttory of New Mexko'iato th® Uafou a® a State baa beam poeljiausd uuUl mxt XteCTSubdf by th® Ueus® GootaWiteoouTwrttoriM. -John Morrtawy (tho telegraph states) ooutemplaWajtdugiatoUM' newspaper businrwi. of th® moot dangerous and cjponeoood Id th® buainsws was captured, with <76,000 in Bpunous currsnoy, a number of ptttes, etc. —Th® teroer at O. M. HOuM * New York divorce lawyer, bas eudad.. it® was killed by his wife in a family quarrel the uhar day st bi* homo near Lawreuoo Station, Metw comity. N. J. Hous® had a br.d temper, and often sbUMd bl^wiffl. The tact of thee® dis­ putes finished in uic Injured woman ahootiag her husband in too brain after ho had abamofully kicked and beaten Ur. . JflMJCS JLXD e/SU-lLTlM. -Mtaa Looiao Hawthorne, a talented xclrom, bat lately ralurnad from Califoruta. aocidenlaliy fell frost » eixlb-atorr window at the Tre­ mont Houee, Chicago, eno morning last r-oek. BUe struck lb* pevetaeal below, and of ocurao ber d«ath wm inrtatrtauMua. In private Efo the lady was known as Mr®. Morion. Her huabaad roeldM in Now York —The American Liana MUI, *1 Fall River, Maa>.. WM damaged by firn one night last Uurlbnt, from Up Cotnmilte® oo MUIteryAflaln, re­ ported a biU to auUiortM lb® p»rn><nt of the Ibrro tncmUW extra jwy to Um officere an J <otaler» of Uw ooe for printing and 4i*tribnUn< tbe a®ricn>tnral reforta, when tba UU waa rea>! a third ttaa® aad po»*ed.... The Honee bUl authoelxlnK the CotnmteaAoner of Indian Affair*'to purcbaee auppUte for tbr Indian Durnau In open market waa pMaed.... Windmn. Lngau, and Cajierton were appoint'd a new conference commutec on ths Indian Appro- foregoing p«rio4 of fonr years. The increase was, however, greatest in^axony, where tho population of two mil­ lions and a half increased by 200,000 in­ habitants—that is, 1.92 per cent, a year, against 1.8 per cent in the forego’ng census period. In Bavaria, Wnrtemberg, Hesse and Baden, the growth of the population lias not been m strong as in* Prussia and Saxony. Of the other twenty Htaics, only Macklenbnrg, Lubeck-Waldi’ck and Alsace-Lorraine have suffered such a reduction in the number of their inhabitants.' The re­ duction is, however, very much h*s im­ portant than it had been in tho fore­ going period of four years, and theaolo cause was emigration, which in thnx* States took place ou a larger scale—in Alsace-Lorraine on account of political reasons, in tho other states on account of tbe slow state of industrial progress. The following anecdote illaslrates the ■tart down for eovetsl months, and a bug® truth of the proverb anent tho slips be­ number of employe* are thrown out of work— 400 Mate® and TOO tan*! m. . tween tho cup and the lips: A few years —Tlio Dutch MtAuner Gen. Krome, from pointe, wmpaasad ...The bUl for the Immediate before his death, the Emperor Nicholas Acbe«i to B*teri*. waa wrecked tn tbe Stndte purctaM of th* eoppUe* weeded to keep tbe Ix- of Russia sent a looking-glasa of rare of Bund* l*rt month. Twenty-five pMoctujera dtene from (tarvtn®, to the amount of 1180,000, la sixo and beauty, with an embassy, to the Empress of China. Tho looking-glass —Two young men n*mo«l Willio Mor«»u *nd had to bo carried nil the way from fit Victor Monro*, mm of prominent dtlxotM of H*u<hl>or<>. Mia*., were drownod In Hom Like, Petersburg to Pekin by Iraman hands. one d»y ]**t week, la attempting to a*re th® Despite tho immense distance, which Uf® of a oompanioiu had to be ]xirfonued in this manner, the —Sixty budding* wer® destroyed by fire at lookiug-glaas safely reached China) bnt, BL. Joiipabitry. Vt, on the l«t, aud many families »ro homnicwi. Among the bonm ciuteon nt a p®HUc»l natarv, Uia rvport waa agreed in tho meantime, difficulties luul broken burned were tlio Unireraallat Church and a to, aad a new conference committee app-Mnted— out l>etweon Russia and China. .Tho Son The loot will exceed Randall, Ntagletoa and Foster....Tbe joint reeotu- of Ileaveu neither admitted tho embassy >“«” p«[»r flOO.COd nor did he accept the present. A courier wm dispatched to SL Petersburg, who asked the Emperor what wm to be done with tho looking-glass. Tho Emperor Dr. llobori Lowion, in tbo Zxmerl, replied that it should bo carried back by gives the brain-woights of some luna­ tho tamo route aud in tho same manner. tics who hare diod in the West Biding When ho gnvo this order the Grand y/wrtMcr.ii xxxi xxnvsm.ti.. -Tbrstrtrth MinuxI M®rsntk»ot the N®. Asylum. Six range from fifty-eight to Duke Michael happened to be proeeut, tional Hoard of Trad® riot at New York l**t sixty-one ounces, four of them over and offered to lay a wager with the Em­ week. Praud-ut Frederick Fraley wm re­ fifty-eight, which was the weight of peror to tile effect that the looking-ghtM elected. The report of the Executive Ooamti^ Daniel Webster’s brain 4 ao often spoken would be broken on the way back to St. tee wm read ia regard to the effort® made by The lunatic of aixty-pne ounce Petersburg. The Emperor accepted th« tbe ooupag tp prge on Uie Govcznmrut tbo ro- of. avoirdupois was 71 years of age, and his wager, and tho bearers of the looking­ HtUDjAiou of specie jxymonta. bruin must bffvo weighed sixty-four when glass received stringent orders to be tin careful as possible. If they should —Bcrvi* baa detknatoed to h»»o s war with bo wpa 45 years oid, and tliis was tho Turkey, aixl to lose no time in ccmuM'ncing weight of the biggest head on record— break it on tho road they would be se­ verely punished, but if they should bring tbe great Cuvier. This, tho Pnpulat hoBUUtUs. Prine® Milan's ultimatum to tbe Port® has boon rejected, aud b® baa issued a Science Manthlx thinks, proves that it back safely they would receive a hand­ war aaautfoM® prcctauniug a state of ales® brain-weight is not an index of mental some reward. They earn cd it back with throughout Bcrvi*. All male® between tbe power. It would be, if it wm certain the most incredible care, forty men car­ tluit-these avyhim patients did not'get rying it by turns, and safely reached St. —PreaWont MacMnbou baa jiardonod or re- there from the very fact of an overdose Iwiac’s palaeo in SL Petersburg with it, dneed tba aentaacM of dghty-®cven partici­ of brains. A powerful nervous organ­ whero the Emperor stood with hu broth­ pant* in Um Commanlkt iiuturrectlon. ism often wau>: out the bodj^and the ers at the window of tho palace, and reaction is mental death. If it hadn't . laughed st having won the bet. But on been for his stomach, bow easy it would tho staircase of the palaeo one of the have been to bare made a lunatic of carriers slipped his foot and fell down, Daniel Webster I They used to say it dragging several of his companions after COXGBBSSlOlt.iL. was politically uncertain whether he him, and the precious looking-glass «m broken into a thousand pieces. ~ WMn't oner anyway. Tbe Grand Duke, therefare, won his bet. A Ixtok has been published at Berlin entitled “Th® Fan Language,” wh ch gives the usual sentences in tlio vocab­ ulary of love and friendship, with ap­ propriate directions as to their expres­ sion by means of the fan, such m, “You have -won my lore"—the right hand points with closed fan towards tbe heart. “Whan may I see fbu touch tbe right eye with the closed fan. “I would like to be ever near you”—fan the person in question with tho open fan. “Be quiet; we are watched"—hold the closed fan over the mouth. “Dare I hope to win your levsunfold the Wroknostur. Jane ’W.-StnaU.-After para Ian wide with a quick movement “Do tag IbAAimWlTw Ito ■*!« of the Lamm Indian laade. in Kaiw, tn actual aolGera, tbe H. nalo io- not be ae cold"—move the dosed fan backward and forward with the right hand. "Do not be so jealous"—rest the oloeetl fan against tho right eyebrow. Pretty nonsense this, tor simplc’auB. A long chap, with a piping voice, entrroda-Mdoon, and, gaining tho attention ci the half-dozen loafers therein congre­ gated, rail: “Genttomeii, how many of you will drink at my expense t" “I will! " wm repeated by the seven, While much that is good can be confi­ dently expected in Detroit boys; there arc, ahs I a few who have no memory for deeds of kindness. Such a one wsa seated in the shade of tho postoffico yes­ terday,' devouring a banana, when a boy acquaintance came along and wanted a the public buiUKngw aUadht* is Boatoa s hundred years ago Inti four runutoi; audio onto* ef agtt these uro, Christ Church, the 014 &mtb, the Old Stet® House, and tbe Stime and last named remain essentially un- MUSTAKG LINIMENT Episcopal Church to Jfaw England, was erected on the site of the present Stone , Chapel, on the corner of School aad TW- |C,d most streets. jJtj^jLg^mod Queen’s Chapel in honor of Queen Anns Hum, King's Chapel, for her Buccesscft'ina ifiT the tormiufltkiu «f Mia Colonial Govern­ ment the ptoaent edifies took the brdsr of Stone Chapel, although the preceding name wm, and is still, sometimes -used. In 1749 tho corner *tono of the preseut Stone Chapel was laid by Gov. Shirley. In 1756 a new organ wwh pwroliaeed, built by Adam Smith, of London. In 1830 tlio rector, alluding to this organ, raid: • The traditisn that it was selected by Handel himself should be accepted SRAM BBOS. a OO-.S.W.Mr.a*Aami WatatactM. FLOWERS AND STRAW GOODS-SPEf’ALTY. DALY, aksitonx a CO . Mt <M| IM WteuiMT. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-WHOLESALE. KDWLN HUNT A SUNS. M and S take. HEAVY HARDWARE—WHOLESALE. founded in truth. Handel died to 17.58; and, although blind eight years be­ fore, Ms ears raarf prolrtftily fudged of m itn tones and powers, and bin own hands haw rested on the keys.’ Thin organ wm to Use Jforj 173B;U 1800.” . CES.IMPORTED CATSUPS. FLAVO RISC EXTRACT! EWIB'* OO., M M. Kintta. Send J«r ptteadM.. HLSON'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE CHAIR FOR II VAUDS, IRON FOLDING BEDSTEADS. ETC. Torrence KeaJhey, of Kansas City, wm unkind to his wife, aud she said that she would kill herself. 'Ho retorted, “Kill and be blowcd," and left tho house. Mrs. Kearney hail no suicidal intention, but she wiK^d towcwMlwrhw’taUfimW $25 TO $50 PER DAY Can Actually be Made with the SWell Auger gcxxl ladiavior. <Sho Nuspandekl A-brop®, stood on a chair, and adjusted a nooee nronnd her nock, so that she might jump off when she heard him coming. She calculated he would cut her down before site had choked much, and he would be­ lieve her t ffort genuine. All sccmeil to work WoO. She heard Iris sUp£ in ibe ball, and made ready to leap. She heard bis Hand on tho door-knob and kicked the .chair away. She heard him turn back and go out of the house, and about that time she wm strangled to iinopnscionstiw. . Her struggles, however, alarmed somebody in an adjoining room, and several physicians spent the night in reviving her. A Missouri weekly {xiper combines business and modesty by saying: “A rush of advertisement thia week pre­ vents us publishing an account of how । wo licked four men in front of tho past— - - — - OUR AUGERS are operated eattealy bv IIDlWth>WF.1L aud will l»rv al U>r rata of SO They bore frvsa FEET PUR HOUR. 3 TO 6 FEET IN DIAMETER, MACHINES And AXY DEPTH REQUIRED. . They will bore to ■Une, Bltainlnnui Stone Coal, B latv (Mad Hardpan. And wt MAKE THE DE«T OF W ELLS In QUIOEBAND. GOOD ACTIVS AGENTS Wanted tn .w. GREAT WESTERN WELL AGGER CO. BLOOMFIELD, DAVI8 CO., IOWA. 88THML. jS T? rsrsuta 'n what R*pcr J<ra u» thia adrtrtiwmMl NO MORE PHYSIC <5 to >201 ;st Wrioier Usei A.S ELECTRIC BATTERY. A Great Offer. auaunoD, m litter or bad tent® ba mouth, intersifi^JXwofc.’tsag of etomxch. pain in ride® or *'.x>ut ahouldcru or back. coklnoM of extromiUMr ®M, Only ■ few of tlio obovo »y;.;ptonwi are FttaGy to b® psM«nt In any om® at on® timo. The hvsr REVOLVERS!! “Come, now. Jack, gin a feller a small bite. Yon know I’vo alios ton good to ‘•Yon never done nothin* for me si knows on," replied the eater. “I hato't, ah J Hato’t I raved ye from lickings! Hain’t I lied for yet" “Thai was yer docty,” ’mumbled tho boy with the lauiana. "See here, Jack?* continnod tbe other, rising to his feet, “d’ye ‘member th« time when you wan small and sick aud had a sgre heel; I wm going by tho bouse one day, an’ you looked *o rad anil poor that I lot you wet me all over with the penstock hose to cheer yon np. Was that my ttooly! Is there any other lwy in Detroit who will do that for ye T" It waa a powerful appeal, but just na it vm finished, the last of the banana was crowded into the ungrateful boy's “•ntot pnrn* tn you, gentlemen,” contiuued the vagrant, putting dowu a m«k<a lau.«« t-rr, “bow liulr mo l» A-pwudod oo amt i»p—iuu.. Too love >M wow, (Urd wiUlbo kotidpoUo'M The law requiring nil ratoons to • good KqujM. drink. Your aotioipo. dosed on election days works well. The boo. wffl be M-tod, ood Uko you will whisky bottles arc decorously covered with towels, and wh-n a thirsty party or politician enters Lhe barkeeper shakes hi* bead aud walks gravely away. The thirsty politician then take a mean ad­ vantage of his temporary absence, slip MALE HOMEY REBD * SONS’ 0KGAN8. A BOOK for tho RUTABAGA MfltferfflWS A6EHTS WAHTtD FOR THE GREAT DAWO LAKORETH « 80*8, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-07-14.pdf.pdf dc6b27c43f4fd45f22391f0e6d2ea54c PDF Text Text mt mot ran aaoj ; No Retrograding.” Progression. IY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JULY 14,1876. JtePUXUW she descril>ed beraolf; it waa cwrtaiidy natural that she should en joy ncarvs^ kindred; and chiuge of color showed tluit. sho was suf­ fering from suppressed excitement. I considered NO. 43. crsrfA’s rxrr. a . moment and then coun- ?W, On the contrary, ho was glad of it; and Information he proposed to taw to extend indefinitely able, to go to her husband before sendthe vtaMlp v^^jcfl|kMaM|tu|*BJi^l ■teg him any word. She decided on deed, ft &N*0u4& Aby< I asked Istf name and wrote it Adin, her moujt-r ana fluidly and rot retritti ffP handing her my own card. I begged Ho would send her money her to write to me, feeling anxious to whenever she wanted it. In urging her know the result. stations, ho seemed to We were in Itocb<wter long before have made up his mind to insist on a way of Btiffwater, by It Mew that Custar, with eight owepaniw. reacted tte river tn too forenoon of toe ttto. dSJ and night. to Mfr to Booing tbs upi*r or noelkern camp of about &,€00 lodges On the Little Hontc ,N»4f immediately attacked it Ouster took five companies and ebarged him at alt a 81 m Of. i dctachnicnt, only as 'they ’trade it the dead. rat ».*rthtogr. Maj. Reno commanded sopartKaon. afterward I received a letter from pai’TIrfT diiURCH. Bhe liad stop]»cd at her aunt's, and it sho naked, ______ waa her intention to remain till the next day. Jktl her pould’DptW 'It is not a kind-letter,** I began. .... . . ... her atop. S|io walked to her husband's “Ob, but >laceofburiffcita. \ -..iXu-irtl detachment escaped. Ttind to mc-iSwAyl/ffiu? ’dJiflaSu * He luul an office in tho lumber yard, -girwfPRt. and was seated nt lus d<wk, writing, when the ‘slight figure of his wife ap­ tho killed aro estimated at 300r with only tliirty-rme wouuded. The In.Hnns snr- rounded Iteno's command, and held them ouc day in thii liills, cut off from water, until Gibbon's command camo in raxd, flung her arms around r~rVtj woddmg tour was a trip to Ni- 8,10 filled again. ’ No need of 1 • “61 iui answer in worth.. . _ ”'J bftr cy« How could you think I coul stay away from you t" That was all Iho reproach she gave im, aml if su^octo Thohusband was a all pcntience in n letter!” a moment for his ab­ surd jealousy und kis eritertetter. Tho young wife’s letter to mo expressed Ite - toward me. * J “ To go to my husband at once," was comp in tho Are you not g&d to night and left. »rgo I sco me! The Seventh Cavalry say there's nothing like bather, duut thoy!” "Yes, sir." “Tkon it’s a mand are returning to tho mouth of tho so much gratitude that I verily believe Littiu Horn, where tho rtcamboat lies. sho thought I was the author of her haj>- The Every Indian has a isAscmut Gent (to waiter)—“They ; The storm on' the evening of Um Indians got all the nrms of the lie, for thia steak is!” (Waiter evap­ ,> orates.) to soo her traveling alone. . \ALr.'C.BnTpNj, little She wore a oh. I era «> gM ,<m think ,.DidI| Her grerbueg. veil to. thrown who would have deemed it duo to the dignity of her sex to obey tho unkind an both Adjutants and the Sergeant Major were killed. Tho Indian comp was from three to four miles long and ing te ar* posited out the beat way ; nod t^lt-Sw, fitWkeZtl'Sr KW1 which interested me at once. 7 " May I ait by your side a few minides!” she asked timidly and in n very J always took some credit to mynclf for tho word apoYen'm season. ' i ■UeoMitariMeouJiHTB'. from Gen. Terry four . days ' “Indeed, I ought to oak your foritivenegafy pyumg to YP» ; but I have Do yon flunk, madam, I can bo sup- his face, moved by tho unmistakable tono of idoep feeling. bi.vnHR tui OrnMW. tiuk rrvMte^l-Ptt Gouda. Gent.’ Furni.inc (teod«. Noffori' » She was evidently very young, and extremely prepossessing in ippearance. right to go to him or to bo with him !'* “'So~I thought—so I think!” the young creature said, her face suffused with u blush-1 thought Jnfinitely becom­ ing. DBut------- " * Her features wore regnj^x . SB® wbnt, child ? Surely there can and delicately molded ; her complfcon 'b^jgJJ»jcction------- " Sho looked down, was fair and pale ; her low forehSRl and her face was ;>alo again. At length was banded with manses of soft brown hair; her eyes were largo and dark she said, with a return of timid hesita­ tion : grey, shaded by very long lashes. “My husband is very much my It waa iho eyes that most attracted me. superior. He has had a splendid educa­ Thero waa a tender shynosH in their tion ; Iras been through college, and hoc depths, and I saw that tliey weronnffuoed been in excellent society in too large with moisture. My symnathy wy stirred OS I asked her what I coqj?dw|for T1/7T "e"AAadV •BBtr.n.OBBB. •• Civvy » tall,. » “ I shall be glad to assist you.” And I made n movement as if to draw out M5lL •f .yoa; my purse. Sho started, and colored " No, sir," replied tho doctor “but you? question la.” “ You have lost a friend I” I asked, and carried everything before it with a has now oomo to be generally conceded suddenly de­ on thu frunticr that when the Indians Fcnt-nren HORuinns oomrumation. Halt Lake, Utah, Jiffy 5.—The 7¥mea’ stroyed that tho people had no time to make an effort for their lives. Whole families perished together. No widows make tliuir appearance in aqy numbers their intentions arc of a horse-steal char- ma'am; that is, if you menu you all tho more, knowing how rare such , Depot}’ yxjerlfr. "No, by death," she faltered, with a kind of gasping sob, as if her heart piro aching ±^i£M5ryx I wish I knew'what to do." fafciBiaoiWr, No, no, dear! him as you do. husband is a man of culture he will prise blic covered her face and burst into passionate tears. I southed her gently, and, after a short time, she was able to women -re. And, besides, bearer of dispatches from the Little csiu and reports tho following: serose by tho supply steamer, and whence it ;and every man belonging to tho five 1 companies were killed. Reno retreated 3“«5» (HW>en iowrd ltiino. The Indians tatf the Linle Horn. K. H. Tkumt. ‘ the 'battle ground looking fike t a Brigadier General Commanding. When Custer camo upon- the Indians, Imd he withdrawn and waited tho rein­ forcements on the way, he might tho mutilated. ■ s&oHAuarAeaok. Hho was a young wife, and had been part mounted, Custer had tho temerity, companies of his column. Tho remain­ t>e bcexk or the siluoKTE*—riiit rrioM:or Inrnbbn lb. Mlowin, MvU at the fight in which the brave Caster the like fate, Up to thia time Ueoo and Uiom with wliich certainly Now tho stream had grown to help amid the roar of thunder and storm and crash, white lurid lightning dashed will—all—remove the r’maindarT" (Ope­ rator sflent). ’ Two CAitn rUniro friends were ■p**' pine forest1, when one ing through a asked other ttie this conundrum: Uh» “ Why cannot thu proprietor of forest fell his own timber!” “ Becauao no one is allowed to ent when it is his- own deal.” under While prepera- point about tine tails* down tao right attempted to ford aqd (Stack toe village the ford. The MR Was found to Joseph Becker, Ellen, his wife, and two I’earoe, ohildron; James Emma, his he’s an awful bullyHe , twists mo and hoT do the same to you. Cextbal Pennsylvania You see!’’ has and her two children ; Mrs. Cary ami two childI en ; John Klassen, wife, and five- children ; Peter Knapp, Wife, the spirit almoel moves me to «j«wi with Kings­ common with the lost oueeof the world's and four Mrs. children; Wm. Bradbury, and alL Richard Altogether stone. Thousands of people bars vis­ ited the econo during the dky, and people are going and coming constantly. with ojmidixI their doors in their power. va^emeM® nu dt» qi aini phraaee . ixopje." “ Eqoxomi, my dear, economy,” said he, . “Jt’a all right for you to The population of sense in paying fifty cents tat a towat- to such of the afflicted The bodies of the dead were washed by kind bands and many of them taken into the dwellings near by. KkeTr IxirtK.—Thirty oho compu- handed her the box to put an oleander in, lighted his cigar und went out Thk find Lord Ifl'ttlcton waa tha dead andgiv- bodies drownrxl have teun recovered. tatfUa, tying aatM? of the Further search will be continued until all .sro another of tho party, “help turn to who* The «aae rd Suaqqphauna poatoflk». »d Sr- what he wanted.’’ ten W Ixtan fishing for.trwrt vapr me74.lW..<WsMW (H AouM 'quoted thirty-throe before. Ths Ik waa । "" «rf JMHM?. JW> MONEY TO LOAN hu» answer? What would you very he asked for, and he will cuppoao it is Bat 'A. " "T""* have plants and all that, but there's reason in all tilings, and there isn't a partlcfodf kindly alacrity, the imputation w^;«4,000; the value < > UVt A potato- wife, and two children; Pvter Broker absent minded to company. One day at dinner he pointed'|o a partiontar dish, 1841. wm 8,2QQ,000 souls; the value of tated on the prices of that year. Iff 1851 Free Prcmr. 0Mg to marry Jack t I wouldn’t, not if I kuowed it, rather." Betrothed One— “Why not, dear I" Algy—“Why, Thio dead arc: conacqucncofc, cxtenMd taw tiva stock waa His eyes were putin such round by tho nock and dusts my jacket, Burke—thirty nine in jwiod before and a period after the po.MtMtaS, T*»np‘i<wi«jrtaO over 1845 to 1840. er's heel. blacker tlian before. Tbe naighbort, ita immediate Gtntrii the every minute, lighting up tho dreadful scene for an instant npd leaving it ley, Thomas Blenkirou, Oliver Blopk- toe vilhge at mother point wealth of toeOtoUttrviq the production of live ^CocE critapstoil with a thank you, madam, so mnob. Csn you recommend any stuff which As tho buildings were swept into the the scene was one to touch ft heart of questionable evidence of the increased After it bad started were capsisnd, tho former being torn in iron, of hretaud, just publjibed, renders uu- stopped at a station. hotel these day. One who never fails to listen to prayer. “ Wrong f Surely not," I replied. tearing down, striking the Horn’s store. Both of and would have bocn tlieira but that Gib­ bon’s command oomo to their relief next Are you in the habit of prayer I" Wajl J wrong to be so happy I" railroad which went . drab wondcra about his garden ho re- ud M> found my the wreck the inmates were hurled into tho I will study with all my mignL glistening on her crimson cheeks. at liuUctin. rather thin on.{ho top sir. We can 'ighly rec—” Customer (gayly)—" Yes. surging current, the voices crying for c-aped narrowly oe- mother, who lived on a farm beside the •• Uh, madam, I waa so happy there ! crash fragments of 2,000 feet wide and fully 20 feet deep. was spqudcut with the Sioux City expedition to liia own rash galbntry, which as well waa f$MM[ jho five few weeks before to pay a visit to her She had left him a tho tho side. Lieut. Crit­ Gen. Crittenden, ogee, numbering at least ten men to his "ArtdjMmt _. must seek guidance mid as­ sistance," I want on solemnly, “from lumber merchant. by bridge, before tho fight occtirrod. tenden, son of women acquiring a noble education after madam. lowed join Ouster, who knew it w«r coming /rjrrtfMr j>krirL»; " What a blessing you are to me, dear married a little less 1 __________ •charter and .nd »«. , husband lived in Rochester was a such tiring as “ in our midst,” but We A Caiho grocer labcred to retire. Oh, I will I” she exclaimed. Richard Grant White says there is do large tree standing but a few feet away, impression that it was perfectly safe to ™»p .«K>jSW”)re>ov< c™~«J “to against whtan it lodged, resting upon its roll a barrel! of sugar against a preach­ side of tho Ipdi^ But you must apply yourself .ALabout 1 a portion ..noy, Ik no’a command bad been fighting from Bunday noon (toe 25to) until too night of toe " I will I “WbWrt rt.vjsf.Fjw1 higii, and soon ?the smn^qj .buiWiugs were swept away. ing seven companies, under command of marriage. were left to mourn for their husbands and children, no children to mourn for to 4,000 warriors on one side, and Col. Oatfisik was kliscovered to have become onxl 20 or 30 miles up tbe Rosobad. Gib­ . so swollen that tbe vtrwts wars owrbon's column will move thia morning on tho , flowing and escape: to tho ^surrounding north *ido df'fiA-Yeflowstons for Uta' month Of the Big Horn, where it will be ferried reserve. Gen. Ouster and fifteen officers, highlands cut off. The surging water of ed*ate c< ** yourself to his level.” I: “Gunltl’iffflFwkod, her cyos dilating. “AJprpimlJt i have often heard of and study—study hard.” bo popular beverage among tho young. If your you Rockdale- was rush. lose such a swMt little wife, wlio loves tears welling into my own eyas as I ’.-."..I The New York Commercial mys it At about half m hour after midnight the ewwes, and underrating the enemy, who 'thought of such an affliction of my own. vening land, formed n mighty torrent, above is confirmed by other letters, wh ch and ho may really wish to caat mo off. ” “ It is not possible,” cried I, catching painfullv, oh sho prevented me. her hand and controlling with difficulty I “ Not that, madam,” she exclaimed ; !**! do not waot~toafrkiqd pf-J>c!u ; but F -tho impulse I felt to cl^m her in my owns. T^tfnnAotfiyttetMy man who -is not h aowiwighi hioF'-wmild wish to ti»e tho inter­ i; attacked the Indian village of from 2,500 out that I could not make him liappy, mach in society. caused All the rort aro dead. An extra edition of th» Duhuyuc Timet gives the fcdlowing partianlars : lia«l imsarance of an easy victory over thenxbkioa. , . , But, counting upon his former kui> only'plain schooling, and I never waa trembled. The heavy rniufidl 'The battle Ho may have found Bhe hesitated, and I c*iiW MPT fluff «hr' tSom3/ creek. would Hke to know where be would la- ■ Cart ox nir. Nobtu Boanrtm, June 21.1876. —it is your husband! Who hits a better nial ; Boswell odoo aritod Dr. Johnson if a certain dasmcul pietaro waa indecent. their parents. Ono entire family escaped. jrnsed too forward in doing sot" “it is not a lover you aro going to reclaim Apropos ol nude art at tho Centen­ the junction of two hrandica of Catfish tho two streams overflowed ' and I find no one to whom I dare speak • . but yourself. You look as if you would "*] listen to me." vwjnQRSpi —iwii II, smsI ttaftMtHaorn r 1 turned and looked her fulh Im-Um* situated on slightly-elevated ground at water to rise to an unprecedented height; regiment when ho came upon the .lydian, encampment on to current rhyme : calamity arc furnished by tho telegraph; Briefly they orc these : Rockdale was men off their horse? in some instances. I extra from Bozeman, Monk, July 3, 7 p. m4 hto.tiie jfofl4w»i»g: r*Mt. tbyjcg, compauM1® of said: 'dta& Urti Catfish The last Punch contributes this .trifle give this as Taylor told me, as be was over the field after the battle. Tho It appears from the following dispatch, received _ luulwritten to desire me to stay away Ittn. M. J.^IMMEKMAS, on village of Rockdale, creek, wivn almost swept out of existence by a ternblo flood. Tno details of this perhaps they were right, and my hue­ , ba£Idid not want mo, and that after ho J. There may not be gold, but there's no question about the quantity of load, gion of Iowa, and in one short hour ti>e iffKlo. p wards aneak into the cellar and cat seven pickles.—A7u> York Jbraid. gun full of it, aud isn’t stingy. Gibbon’s com­ and grey poplin dross, trimmed with' block r L UWEPT AWAL tho of -remnant , will lunvo half her ice cream, and after­ in the Black Hills. killed. TtElNtlr BtAOY. . j^TTOlg^rH njkytanwikMS; tajawJ " .4 . njerox house, T« courageous vowel—Brav-oI alkiwod tho garrison no rest, and inflicted »e- »n»n. The number qavod with w Reno was 320, including 51 wounded. Ttio Iom amoug the Indians waa. probably ccnaHeralile, as The Seventh fought like tigers, and bodies have been found in every direction, we., w.n.a. by — tenia fnsnn Tha and they left behind only a asiaR (icrttea of 4bclrde*d. Bight, when they broke ~SJFS£buC Z IMI bappj and eiu-rrtnl. Two hundred and peared in tho doorway. As he turned to soo who it wax, she ’ ripr bank. Thia' pOsiUou appsart uaUNMHlr. he remounted and cut Indians jmarad in a rauntarow lire from Jtacidtek Um> gmtiir por­ tion (ought on horseback. Ouster, bis two aUdinctMuM. )f- WW" What should a faint i Take air. person take when ■<aa»%w < ,"8“* Francisco brought out no Ohia use pas- �EISOU*1ITE*« catch sight of its hugs alls, and Wrong bars as ,we pass by. Shortly before eight o'clock the train reaches Chicano and we step off. To our right lays Lha broad lake of Michigan, and to tour left a large CharioHc io attend the Moood day of and beautiful city—lhe inetropelis of uf their cairbratkm. the west. , " and wa warn boned for Chicago We were whirled akmg through, a fine conutry, smddcd with fields of finest bqildiHgs in'the U. &.,Md io soled for its big churches, hotels sod theatres, ft might be termed a fao era!, thro»»gh which many ihoiuaod tassled and silkened out. Michigan's soldiers, is dead. Our that Jackson is a rouaded, with his three hundred foilowdfeiyjt horde numbering them, t none left to tell the sad’story or their frail leas courage. ‘ In that coun­ lieve that in this We be­ equipped with steel rails, and most ot pul up in ihe 5th siury, for the mod- protects them. We enjoyed the way double track, and is under ciate sum of 82 50. A ship on the broad, boiotercas and high luring—that ml as fax u our open ocean aeedeth no pilot. But it dare nnt venture alone on the placid ot large railroad" experience, ability went down tot breakfast profusely il­ boHom of a little river, lust it be lustrated with silverware xnd French bills of fore. Upon our advent into the street* popular about a thousand grimy imps and the train halls 20 minutes for dinner. After this feeding liate the again speeding onward train is through ax The scene that greets the eye is one of ever changing, panoramic beauty, study rivers, green slopes nnd valley*, level plains and- luxurant prairies, and large farms and magnifi­ cent farm bouse* fly past as we glide smoothly and noiselessly over endless steel rads. Battle Creek is reached and left in the rear, nnd soon the brakeman shonts, MKalamax*>c,” and the beauty of beautiful places in Michigan is It is also termed' the "big reached. village" from the fact of its number­ ing twelve thousand inhabitants, sad having never had a charter. city Around Uris beautiful .village, with its “have a shidaU*’' • After doing oar busmens we took ta Central Park,.probably tho finest IS NOW ALL IN AND NEW GOODS DAILY keep a-fuU assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our SENSATIONS! west of the Alleghany BiottoUius, and other objects ot interest. umnMwry. oar- JtEAL Apollxr W« called at the office of Ponuer- tA&EUTBa fl-d out th«i lira grculnr dra tnft Demoaat. Everything here ii in tip top order. We were admitted to>the “Home corner," and had a hand shake with “Brick," the most original writer in the world. The floor was covered with a magnificent carpet, elegant fumkwre filled the room and saberb pictures adorned the walls. Near Brick sat his faithful Lowed LIVING wife, who assists him in the editor­ ial management of the Democrat. Onounl ojaitlotki In the afternoon we visited Col. Wood's museum and matinee. This is ihe finest mu»etnn hi the west. It is located in a mammoth building, contains several thousand selections of animals and objects of interest from every quarter of the globe. In connection with the museum is a first class theatre, with the best of actors, and one ticket admits to both. So you see," you can always get your INCREASING SALES CASH BUYERS! GRAND 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, Curtain Laces, Ladies Bilk Ties, Black Silks, Table Lineup. Parasols. Hosiery" DIVISION. RAPIDS giaid iact in ami, TIME TA.B1LEL fiTZTliW are proof that the peo­ ple know where GO TO TRUMAN'S FOR EVERYTHING I! GOODSiRE SOLDCIUP BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, rblte it !• Profit. CBOCKEBT, OLAMWA1X AJTD LAMM! and ice sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May 15, 1867. ZDIR/y GOODS GROCERIES! KOCHER BROS Don’t forget it! Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at G, A. TRUMAN'S a. a C. C. WOLCOTT'S HAJIDWAM ADVI NASHVILLE magnificent churches, fine residences AGRICOLTORiL DINT fouud is NuNrillc. Is SIZES AID OFFERED TO WALL PAPBB, GOOD GOODS! money's worth here. The proprie­ tors of the museum are R. L. Marsh ' lections of our yonlbfni straggle w> and Wra. Van Fleet. At five o’clock we boarded the pursuit of fife, liberty, happiaew and train homeward bqund, and thus end­ good victuals. ’Twas there eight ed our day in Chicago. years ago this month, that we started ARE azta wrecked by some hidden rock. Thus it is with life, ’Tis not io otir open, exposed deeds that wo need the si ill voice of the silent monitor, but in the small, secret, every day acts of life, boot blacks some of them- not over 5 having had fat yeses such men as H. yean old, greeted us with, “Here’s that conscience warns us to beware B Ledyard, Henry C. .Weotworth- your Tiaw. Tribune. Inter Ocean," of the hidden shoals of what we deem We always too common to be dangerous. and a score of others at its head, it end “Have a shine.” have a sort of sympathy for the little has justly merited its popularity. chaps, and generally buy a paper and Marshall, where sraiin obdsi bloody slaughter, pen. 30 cents ; if you use a steel pen the Sioux have tolled their death­ belonging to the house 20 cents, or knell. A vigorous prosecution of this if yuur own, 5 cenls, and a rep­ war (brought on by themselves} mi) and Chicago. . . rimand trom Hie man with a raousAt Jackson we take the main fine leach all Indians to (ear and nnd re­ tnche, and. Alaska diamond shirt of the M. C. R. R. This road is sTuda, behind the desk. We were spect the hand that caresses and and thefinest depot between Detroit Luxurious coaches, Wf are receiving ihe hands of a savnge foe—a strang­ er alike to honor or mercy, t»n. Our Btoclc ot tenance is delineated honesty, brav- ed, and then, at Iasi, meets death at if tlu* should see fit round house and shops* that give em- reach 6. A. TRUMAN’S!! Before us foys n picture of this man. paya toll. For iastsnea: The big hotels charge five dollass perf day, for exlow something u follows : jucin, 60 els ; Albion and DryGroods mm! town of some importance, being foe and enterprise. «P Snr- i«y, firmness, galnutry and-ayotpathy. At 9; JO we reached Jhehwa. readers all know FOR THE LONG BBJCK STORE OF of the moat courageous snd daring of B. LSDYAMD. PRICES I ON SOVTH MAIS STRXKT, in life without a rag to one back, and just Sl.85 cash m otu pocket, whilst now wt have plenty of rags and only READ ! $1.80 in our packet Ckartes II«, of Detroit ed. The old furnace looms wp, but how changed, dark, gloomy and atilt John IlsisUr. an old man. w». killod by l«c*ipo«ir», at DoUoil, but Friday. Mr. Bishop of CaatorrH'a eommiUed »ui- At the depot near reigns supreme. things appear lively enough, bat up town on Mdn St act a team or indi­ vidual greets the time that eye. Verily, the bls gallant foltowerr, , was reckoned Irtwfoa Theodora Herta, City,clerk of Ionia, shot among the prosperous villages is bimeelfkat week, and died lut 8 at nrday, from injuries thus received. among the things that were. An ac­ Sis eompaniu of Michigan U. 3. troopa. quaintance that entered the cars re­ formed b$ that out of its 400 ing hoases leva than occupied'. one-third were large furnace from the Detroit arrival from the Black PRINTS THON 6 TO 7 Cl COTTOS GOODS CLEAR DOH! located there. BEST >1.00 hands and month. paid oat Siek and Afflicted ! OF REAPERS, MOWERS, Horse Rakes, Plows, Lawion received inis pat ponagn and flourished and grew, NASHVILLE T E A IN TOWN! Oiuarv rnOtter, VICIXITY t Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn Planters, and ■ ■ Grain Cradles, Road Scrapers, •elf laat Saturday ni(bt, in erne of the build- but LSD Grain Cradles per tlfi^OO READ ! OUB STOCK CONSISTS OF ■ hm» e?ly a small Blipport mostly b'tral Nubian ut 93 Ctn. and Chil­ dren’s Stocking* [all Wool] WiilUm Lfosfoy had both hand* blown of support from the forming country, vil- , Oraad Rapida, ajad 3 yean, fell Into a cisrived ria HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS. BOOT PACS, OVERSHOES. What has done this? We Lawton reply: dwell­ READ! Mei'x Suits frOB 9.00 to $18.00 Boys’Suits “ 5.50 to $11.59 Gentry. Grain Cradles, NEW LIVERY! ago, when the panic struck this conn­ fry, iron went town, and the furnace suspended busineasr since the river a fair day a ■Ince.' DON’T PASS WITHOUT CALLINC when GALE CHILLED ud DIAMOND IBON PLOWS Lewton has taken retrograding steps. cost from five to ten thoasaad dollars, go begging for sale at a few hundred Natwittotaadtac th»« is the Centennial This goes to show that manufacttiropen for the prosperity of a village. Bet­ SALE ntBOlMIMG STAM, la. EMMY’S apiece, or ebe are crumbling to dnsL ie* are not wholly to be relied FOR SALE ONLY AT LIVERY STABLE! men! and basin ere, wd bmldio<9 that WM VENN. PaaratXTox. ter give it, aa Nashville enjoys, a N .UStVILLX, MXGM. Carriage anf BegirtCROOK'S PATENT large uainterapted forming country. Niles is the next place of import- river, and the scenery rauod-a bout U beaut if«L From here to double track and the train A! New Baffin MEAT MARKET! Chicago increases the trawler first GUARAJTTEE: ROE & CLEVER, tracks that led te a fauakijagdaeydie catches sight of the Lake. New Buf- FRESH MEATS, DOUBLE WAGON aft kiada. wkiab will lx iild lew for eadi AT :■ TO OWKS �FIRM any (net with this groat mine of wealth it shall go backward ? Ia tbs near future I believe ws shall see Nashville take the load of all ths cities aad towns of Barry county. Not only 'Idas she receive the support of tbe rick farmees in Cattleton. but tbe farmers of Woodland. Maple Grove, Assyria. Baltimore, Kalamo. Vi. Tills, Chester, Banfield and Koxaed oosse hither with tho produota of their rick soil aad buy of our dealers, and make monry fa so doing. I oanaot close this history without say­ ing cm word more. 1 have been talking to you about a place which is dear to my heart. Castleton is the homo of my childhood, my __—. __ — tka same Boe. Abort time the A ret school honee wee built to the Modus district. In the sprteg ef iMB another election wm salted ia hearts of think of U Jealousy c; —We (he (Ms week tbe grantor ^ertJsn ef tho brteriert sfifrms delivered by Ctemeat flmWK pn tbe 4th. ______ ' y ewued 2140 --------->4Ma. Their permmal property was raised-»t $1,460. The whole valuation of the tewnahip was $27,880. There is ao record of the amount of tax ru'.tad. The population el this time waa Um than 100. 0. B. Bheklon was elected Supervisor every year until 1847. when Alonso Barnum —Tbe fieligarisa rfteams. aumUring 46, dour to our hearts. Il is _______ _________ Ufa'e earnest work ; it is here my children were bora; it is bore where a little mound, -------1----------- a__ of d#ajl| —Tbe Vermontville Brtmyrtas exhibits 12 columns nf Advertising. Good teaff. We seen export to beer that Hoskfas has retired with a prtoaely fkrtoaa. Castleton township where it is to-day—in —Mr. Brook, W Meek drover. whilst the first rank of the towns of eld Barry endeavoring to flirt 6 front lens stallion at County—oootaiaiag more fanners to-day, lhae say other town fa the county, and hav­ Bufalo, IV. T . tort weak Monday, was eeing within its limits oee of the most pros­ vscaly bitten on the keek of the right hand. perous and thriving villager fa Michigan Tm, the days of logging bees, fag boue*-, Bunday School meeting al the M. 1 Cherek, next SrtMU eveaiag F. A ppi am a a nod Clomsat Smith, historians, will make the reperte that we failed to get -At tbs Christina Churah ae* Sabbath, tbs pastor will discourse tbs following top1m: Morning, “Unity fa Diversity.'* Ev- nfefags,' basking bees, and paring bees have goae by with us. aad whlls we realise M is not as necessary to have them now as then, yet we know that why we do act need Ihyrt now is because we had them then. I -fled that one Jamas W. Clapp, came into thu township from Syracuse. N. T. in tho sum­ mer ef 1887, and located throe BO acre lots. two of thorn on section 25, aad oee on Boo­ ties 26. being wbai aro now known as the Bachellor lota. Mr. Clapp cannot be aald te have been the Aral settler became be didn’t settle. It“ is — “ “ —1--------said that he married the —_ —ww— of • ri«h ••*«» in flytscu*., and as the old gentleman didn't come down with the stamps to twit him. he cams out te bring his bride bora, thinking thereby that tbe nd goutlemaa would make some of­ fer te keep her with him rather than have her come to this weal era country to be de­ voured by tho hungry bears aad wolves that iafoMad this region. Tbe rase failed, bowever, for the old gentleman seemed willing Truman, Assistant Suporfato'.denl; Chas the daughter should come, and the daugh­ ter was willing to fellow her basbMd, a nd Bendy, Secretary ; O. Strong. Tree sorer; Mr. Clapp returned to Syracuse, aad sold and Mm. G. A. Truman. Musical Director. hie land for a more sung. He had however agreed te sell ths lead to Wm. P. Wilhissoa, aad ia tho winter of 1817 Wilkinson na appeared ia the Heavens hero Saturday took possesion of tke same, built him a log shanty, aad commenced keeping bouse with night about nine o'clock. It waa a ball, or no wife or bally, with no neighbars wearrather a bolt apparently from six to ten than Loren 10 Mudge, who had moved on inches long, and two inches in diameter, and Section A2. Sept. IBtb. 1837. At this point sharp al both aads, It panned from south te then we start with thia history. north. and the appearance was somewhat like that of a sky-rocket, oaly that la bright­ ness it was stare like the sun. lighting up the whole Heeveae. It left to its trash what al Srat locked like a gold wire the eixe of a fish line. Thia Soon began to en­ large into what so sored to be a pbeephereo- eent light until it assumed the apporaneo of tho milky way ia the hoavaaa. The bolt, or whatever It was, seemed to consume itself •nd jo ohL TH peculiar light which it left behind remained very plsis te W secs for fifteen minutes after the bolt passed. G. A. Truman and wife ialcad to start on a few weeks trip te the Oeeteaaial next Bunday evening. May thrir visit be a plesr- Mine Hattie Peekbam af Fort Boott, Kan., U virtttof her atotor, Mia. 0. Strang. J. H. Bmit> and family have returned from York State art the Centennial. fftmtrn, Jff£T 84h, 1876. ftoms omottsmart prweaflod M tbe WoosL taad Homs, tm Friday merafag. July 7th, in which the proprietor and one of hie ing abort some pereoart metiers, tho pro­ prietor rtradt tbe boarder in tho Am, wbea ho picked a ehrtr aad rm followed by ibe proprietor, who received and what waa then a part ot Hastings,.Haitings then being what is now the North half ef Barry County. Lorcuio Mudge waa the Aral actual settler, and Wax. P Wilkineon was the snt Parties wbo came hero al that time bad to walk from Detroit.' Mr. WUkiaseu came from Venneat, aad worked to tbe eummer ef 1887 in Vermont­ ville for six skillings per day. That wm iho time of wild eat moaey whan anybody wbo had cheek eaougb could issue bills ascured by mortgagee, on rewl estate worth about a third tbe ameaat of U-e mortgagee la the winter of 1838 Dimick BeuneU and wife put in aa appearance and as they had no place to live they moved in with Wilkin eon and remaiaed all winter. In the spring of IM?. Wm. Cross earns with his family and fie toe, moved ia with Wi.kiason re­ maining with him all summer aad until he could buila a house to Iks in. In the same spring Ansel floeley moved co Section 32, near . udgee, aad in tbe fall of 1638, Jo­ seph Kasey aad wife with his family arriv­ ed aad thojr toe, having no place to lira, moved in with Wilkinson. Mow, some may imagine that Wilkinson kept a tavern, but thia is not so. He wm lonesome and his heart wm large, and when a maa came «o him with ae where io go bo aharod with him all be had Wilkinson al Ibis time was what the world eaiU aa eld bachelor. New this maa, Joseph Kasey and wife, bad a family of boys and girls and they off mov­ ed tote tbe humble dwelling of our baahtler friend aad remeiaed there alLwfoler un­ til • bouse oeuld be built on their land on ’6nod '58. Isaac B. Rls in *60. aad C. 0. 8oott fa .. . lion 119 votes wsrs -cast, the population of (be township being 000. The war came fa 1861 and Castleton gave bar full share of soldiers, may of whom never returned, aad quits a a largo amount of money- wm raised by taxation to keep the draft from the town. In July 1864 a vote wm taken on building aralLoad from Battle Creek to Hastings. —Rev. C. I. Deyo will preach at Lap­ 69 votes were cast, 2 in favor of tho road and 67 opposed. The road could not stand ham's Hall, Maple Grove center, at 8 o'clock ouch backtettta, and wm never built. P. M. ___ ______________ . xas^yilul —Seo business cards on first page, this In J866 (ha G. R. V. Railroad agitatlon commeaood. There was no Nashville issue.. There ia aUU apace for a few more, if deaired. mill built by Hanchslt in 1868, tbe black­ smith shop of Clindinin, a little ctors, built bv L. {Mauler the year befora, where P. Holler now lives, aad a log house, built by H. P. Ralston aad then owned aad occupied by Rob't Gregg. r In Sept, 1865, a special town meeting wm held for the pu pose of pledging tbe credit rt the tewnahip to tho VaHoy Railroad. 78 votes were eMt, 62 In favor of it and 21 against it Tbe amount of bonds issued wm $6000, which were taken by the town­ ship in stock, and in Fob. 1870 were sold for $750 As soon aa the propresed route struck ibis'point, the place wm named Nashville, bv one of the engineer*, whoso name wm Noah. In 1866 tbs Mallett's built tho grist mill. In 1866 D. C. Griffith opened up a dry goods More, and the same season L. J. Wheeler built a store, formed a co-partner­ ship with T. 3. Downing, and went to sell­ lag dry goads. From then until 1870 the town grew very fast. Tho village was platted by Gregg ia 1865. a hotel wm built in 1866, and the school house in 1867. The cars came in 1868. Your historian osmo £ere in tbe spring of 1868 to practice law, sad whore Mrs. Crocker eow lives he opened np an office with about $16 worth of law books, and an empty pocket. Our follow townsmen. Lewis Dur­ kee, owned the building, occupying the front with mo for a justice office and there maindor as a dwelling. Dr. Wickham also bad an office with ua. In the spring of 1869 Nashville was duly Incorporated as a village, and al the election in April the following gentlemen were elect­ ed otficere for the village : President, Lem­ uel Smith ; Reooeder, L. E. Stauffer; Aseeeaor, Hiram Coe; Treasurer. Robert B. Gregg ; Trustees for owe year, H. P. Rals­ ton, M. Pennock end J. Purkey; Trustees for two years, D. A. Phillipe. H. T. Dandsoa end P. Holler. John Webster was ap­ pointed Marshall. Lemuel Smith was re­ elected President in 1870. D. C. Griffith was Preaident h> 1871, Lemuel Smith again ia 1872, George A. Truman in 1878, which office he held until the late election. The viliage officers al present are. Presi­ dent, D. C. Griffith; Recorder, E. J. Feigb•er; Tress.. Conrad Clever; AsseMor, Lew­ is Durkee; CowuriAmen, E. Parady, B. F. Reynolds, Heary Boe, II. M. Lee. Dan Hal­ bert and A. J. Hardy. Marshall. C. H. Hanebatt; R»«d Commissioner. Silas Btilev; Village Attorney, Clement Smith. Tbe vil- T. 1869 the M. E. Chnrch waa built, and printer si* I Mg Ep. Ga Saturday. My Irt, while Mr. Bar­ num and Durkee, were up here on business, the coll Which laey wore driving, became frightened by a deg. and rm amaj. throwiag Mr. Barnum to Mm ground cutting a deep gash to the fimsliinl and honing his back bnt net —tj A boy earned Smith, living on tbs town 4*a farm on Beotian 11, tbs largest ban to the township. It fa 66x80. with 30 foot pests, and an andar geoaad stable. —- 10,000 Fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, sweethearts and children, can be BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF T1IE NEW FIRM, CAPS, IN THE BRADY BRICK. BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, AC., &C., Uyr Cash AC. Purehaserr will make Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and.Tastest Prints, Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, , <- Nicest and "Softest Gloves. Large Saving by baying their Goods of a GRFFITH & DURKEE, Na«fiw. Mieh. CASH HOUSE. Kartvllte, MRh„ Feb. Sth, ISIS. W. G. AYLSWOBTH & CO., E. T. CHILD & CO DIALERS IS i5O cts to $1. FURNITURE! < Mo Twenty-five hundred peopjexwere convinced this week, that it don't pay to pay 12J cents per pound for Sugar, when OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, tnoy can bup a better quality of Sugar for 10} cents per pound, al Ln Baos. And join -in the chorus with those 204 Main St., Jackson. that singing are already This is the Tea I long have^sought, And mourned because I found it not. THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF I have not told a pound of inferior flour, if I have, it must be P. Holler's, as I have not sold a pound of inferior quality, as he represents 1 have done. I am selling Belle­ vue flour that gives perfect satisfaction. D. W. Lincoln. Walin! Bureaus, liftilais $12.oo Marble Top Bureaus, do $18.oo Everythini Else in Proportion. In Nashville and sell them at the Smallest Profit. You can buy And other Groceries equally as low in price. — Loti of those 2 qt Mason cans, for $2 per dot, and 1 qt. for $1.60 per dox., al C. Lays 4 Sox. WOOL CARDING? Dyopepel*. Americans are particularly subject to this disease and its effects: such as Sour Stom­ ach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cosliveness. Heart bum. Water brash, coming up of the food, coaled tongu*. disagreeable taste in the mouth, palpitation ef the heart, and all dipeasce of the stomach and User. Two doo­ es of Gnnnx's Acqust Flowiu will relieve yon at once, and there positively is not a case in the United States it will not cure. If yon doubt this go to Boise Bros.. Drug­ gists. and got a Sample Bottle for 10 cento and try it. Regular else 76 cente. 1776. 1876 Dress ahd Cloak Makin, CUTTING AND FITTING, MILL1NEBY& FANCY GOODS! MERCHANT TAILOR! to 1870 the Christian Church. In 1670 ifee population of Nashville was 642, and ibe wbrte township 1788 In 1870 every avail­ able ajmeo was used tod Naabvillo was full of life aad activity. I recollect when I rented in May, 1870, the upper rooms of the old brown building in Ibe upper end of town, was used for offices. —Tho book pert was a justice office, tho southwest corner wm my office, and tbe north-west wm occu­ lted by Barber and Gifford, physicians ‘'be offices were partitioned for a lime by imeginary lines. Then an actual lino made of white chalk, aad finally a rough board partition wm put up which aa soon as the lumber shrunk and tbe knots fell Out was LIKBUAU8KR. ao better than the old partition. In 1874 we had oar first fire burning asp about $20,000 worth of property on Main Street. In the same summer Russell's plan­ ing mill wm burned. In Feb 1876,wo had our third fire, the burning of ibe old hotel aad Clever's eating bouse, and daatroying about $8,000 worth of property. Lot ua bow briefly look over the condit­ ion the louaehip al present, and thia iartudee that portion of NashviUe which ia hi Castleton. The roll of 1876 shows 302 actual resident farm owners, 21 resident owners of village Iota ia Bhejrdan, 1“B res­ in quantities to null the mrwt buncry. ident owners of villege lota in Nashville, A. LUNCH ROOM tbe first white child born in making in all 600 land iwners in the town­ ship. There are now but 2760 acres of ». Warren U. Wilkinson, eon filkfaaou, was born fa 1840 and land owned by non-reaidenis. The lax levied la 1876 for tho township waa >7,680.46 to be paid as follows; for township. tr Glre me a call la the Brady building. At Ibis time tbe nearest mark eta were state purpoeee $663.86. County. $1,341.04. 3 H. ALDRICH. Marshall aad Battle Creek, and the way to Incidental tor town. $400, road and bridge reach Ibom wm to go en foot or with aa ox fund. $1,000, School and mill tax. $1483.89 team. There wm nothing ia market but and this does not include the $1,136 raised maple ougar, but things had to bo boagbt in the vill'go of Nashville. $2,62« railroad te live oa. The grocery bills were perhapn tax. $66.90highway tax, the balance being light, bat light m they wm tbe mere aec- excess. The aeecMed valuation of personal eaeary it wm to have them. Flour aad oora and real, $835,260.00. Is the Best Lager Brewed in the West Tbe present oflfaere are, D. W. Smith, meal must be had if nothing oloe. Wheat ROM by tbe BREWXRR. —-Cart » —> M MILWAUKEE , —-—Mi. wm worth about 60 cents a baabel, aad Supervisor ; E. J. Fairer, Clerk ; John Keagle, Treasurer; Elihn Chipman. Ken­ yon Mead, Joshua Martin and John Mor­ gan, J ustiom of Use Peace; John M. Roe, «upt. of Schools; E. C. Blseum, Highway p-LAHS AND F AINT sad Drain Commissioner; W. DeVlnr, " WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL! Brthxd Inspector; Samuel Fowler, Horace Window Glass. FleeoGUm Cut, StalMd and Kami Ned Glam, French and German Lookiee-Gto Larkins sad Baxnuri Lawton. Ccna'ablra. J’Ukee, .Ik Iteynw, Seaman A Co,', and Fahn. V.__ Tbe Moans report of 1874, 'shows Caotle- .I..LL taa to have a population of 1986 ; 860 befaaging to N^vllfa The voters at prseoat number about 600. Ia 1874 there were raised 25,689 bushel* of wheat, 28,479 bsahsls of corn. 21,277 basbols of ether grain, 7,760 basbrts of po­ tatoes. 1.146 teas of hay. «.9M Ibe of wool, i If the spring of 1842 tbe first election 87,770 ibe of pork. 86,880 lbs of butter, 87,­ was held, it is perhaps proper to My that 780 ibe of maple sugar. 4.815 bushels of aptho first eteirt.s wm * faitare. Lormuo plea, 146 burtels of eberris^ » bushels of Mrtgi aad Cyras Bnattra bad bona appoint- Strawberries, 177 bushels of surrarte sad IEN’8, YOUTHS’i BOYS’ CLOTHING Fnah Bread, Risii, Cakes, Crack­ ers ail Pies GROCERIES! dsr same ont wtto a UMk eyn. and lhe peo Selliii eiclBsifely fer Cai at one Price la All, ail at 12. 1-2 Per Cart Profit SALVATOR BEER Price. 10 Cents per lb., ir 12! wterc I Finnish OIL Hats in all the latest styles. Ileal and Imitation lace*. Ural and Imitation Hair Groils, Ecm Tics, Ac.. Ciishmcrc for Ctpaka—Patterns gtren to those haying Cloaks nieachiny. Pressing, Coloring and re shaping (Hit Hats. (iuraikf Perfect POWLES, Prop- BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS. COLORS VARNISHES, BRUSHES, • THE NEW Double- ^Thread DOMESTIC Lock-Stitch Machine. sorjtcal listiwits, Irina, Etc., toilet articles. TEAS, COFFEES SPICES, Fine Tobaccos and Ciian. Wines and Uquors Do you w«nt Dye stnfls? Do you want Paints and Oils LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. Do you want a good Book fot the Home Cisde ? Do you want School Books ? Do you wanl a Prescription filled with core ? (ratemedl maciuner, aad toots. £>ery itutohlttf folly trarr-ntsO. te wtol we »>w idsr. “ DOMESTIC ” SEWING MACHINE CO. Vork nwal Otk:a»o. DOMESTIC BOISE BROS �aim -Tbs Mimoori - Republican State Committee have called a Blate Convention to nominate a Htate and Eire-bs.l U*k>L to be UId at JeffereonOtty satire Mb of Aograt. —Mr. lUaitre ban bran tendered tho .vacant ‘aiSVoAnofiwa ttw:i tbe parts that are cld." T» moral and material' prrapertty of ths flow&sni ~ ~ be moot effvrtnafly adviuesd by a _ irencroua. recogultloD of the rlrt>«» i<f lbs asDiiary expedition uadee Geun. Ter all, by all; " a re«wo«fcn without reserve or o»’ —Tto eommitteo appointed by the HL Louis and Glbtxw. M»lu.t th.-/»*0>.Wt*rn erption.” WMh rtth s reeogxdttaw fully accorded, Convention to notify Gov. Tilden of hfa txxn- Adopted....!ho (peaker pr.-trtu.MM t praetirabtr to promote; by tbe influence Hoose a t-l.-xraj.blc .Uaj^uJi from the <*^arn|»W Ination for Uie Presidency by the Democratic Mabie stating that Mr. lUatn^tgvln^ scocpted the 'ot all 1-glfcmats l«eac>. of tbo General Govparty waited on the. Grvertior at his rwddMxra in New York, one evontoff Ust week, whsti gtarts.to (Mala for thrmselvso ths MsMtags at Gen. MoCleroand, of Illinois, read tho addresn wswbrtsai **;»blv Inral govwnmwnt. If tlectefl, I offjthe Ht. Louts Convention cous'eying tho ■ball cooaMsr H art attly my duty, but It wQl bs my anl*at <te*lr».-to labor for th, attornment c< official infonnaUoa of the nomination. . Gov. Tilden replied, accep(ln« tbe nomination, and be said ho would soon trnnunit them a formal ot orvantzlna an aCwlnialraUrn, « will be <mhalter of acceptance. ~ j which wlU re«ard aad etireMl Ibeir tnwrt lol»rt«ta, I tbs hdrrwts of *e white ssd ef tbe colored people b>4h and <qeafiy, aad wMeh wUl put forth tu b«M _ . . .. -BelrnjBOey wtat8fcwtn wjpeoBi lata Morrill a« Berrelary of too Treasury, Ilia gen­ erally believed that he will accept, though ho cannot tape to resume public ditiim for a loa^ formerly a noted Confederate trader, has went Ure following telogram to Praridont Grant: ** Gen. Carter hae been killed. Weonoefooghl him. bat now propose to avenge him. Should you doisnuiue to call volunteer?.-allow Mia soari to raise 1/X».“ ■ -Hitting Roll, the chief of the hraUla-Sioux. wm the leader of too Ninnreota masaaEro in 1MX and should not be oonfoonded with tbe Hitting Bull of tbe Ogallalaa, who was at Wash la(tna in the council last summer, and whom the President pr«ne*rtsd.wttti a rifle on woeomit of hra great service lo the whites. Ibe Utter Bitting Bull » the one wtio arose in tbe council at Uie Had Cload Agency at too time when tbo Tbe vaaecl waa lost bi pie IMraito of SuixU. bound fcw natwna from Actaaan. ’ , -.A raUrdad cd baton |* rapertod from'Hvstxerlaud, briweon two p«M>ei>gcr trains, ton perm'ua bates# killed.' DMh angbuv. were de­ stroyed and aavend cant deroobalied. white man I shall Uli tnysdf.-Oar Coruml at Han Domingo, I’aw! Jone*, —Al a meeting of Gem Curtrr'n oh! com­ •ends pariieulara of a grox iimult eteyrd cur rtf, 100; nays, M; no* two-lbinU In the aflirmarades in Wanliingtoti, a few wreriingn since, tta< at that port last month. Gen.' Uuininev*, Tvraiut.1 Jqfr -iAlLL. irofca' resolalioua of respect wero adopted, atd step­ ox-Miniater of War nn tor Pre4denl Gonzalo*, takes for tbo organixaUon of a Ouster Motxaof 8aa Doainfn, took p*MW#* on tbe atoamcr tbe ComtuiUae on- ApprojwtaUoeas, reported with ; Tybes at Capa HayUen. biff fare to Ban arurndntenia tbe Hirer and lUrbnr Ap|>n>pctaU''U seemed in <a*gar, end. drawing toe rille which tire Prasideut giro him, -aid: ■• There must be no troujde hern. These white men must DomiuRO mu! back (hi arriving at Kan Do sumgo Uie ateamer was bearded by aome fifty aoMiera. wtio tore away tbe American fi hjb on | boUi aide* of the gangway and ea<jlur< >1 th. General, wbo waa lame and dtakttnd, in bin •< and makes regular trips bat worm Not York atxl Han Doanlugo. —Tbo whole country is aroused at the fate' — Ityan axpio-iou of fire-damp at a colliery which befell Gen. Custer and his oomradt—. near bl. Avoid, France. forty-two peraoaa were and off ora of volnutceni bare boeu telegraphed killed and forty-seven seriously injured. from many places, ready to start on tho war-, path m >toeu m permitted. TlMro U no lack of firwt-olaas. Indian-fighting matenal So avnngo —Il is reported from Rod Cloud that three U a grant deal of uueasino** and mourning among tbe ludiatvi at Uie agency. Tills is re­ garded aa an indication that'too Io-om of Sil­ ting Hull Ln hin encounter wjtb Gem Coster win secure portly, exptriraer. rffoSenrr. soft eooaoesy, a strict regard far the prtdte welfare solely in appotfiteufiMa, ami th* speedy, tbor-ouch and unsparing prosecution and pan. iahmrnl of all public officr-r* who betray an; it is a spb <>gl«W trrate, with a sound currency, with educa­ Ih-e.-vtry I" pfi toanlXrdU.* jilicity and fniyahly In pubtie and private af­ faire, and with a fraternal spirit ef harurony porvadlag U» p-opls of all recGons aud ctSM*ra, w* msy reasctmlfiy hbpe that the second century nf our, existenos as a nation will, by the blwslng ot Go.1, 3 TO S FEET 111 NMIETEB, tatH’IDWra BWOMD. Thar WO! bora tar TUB HOB BOVirtniK. Tho alxive iff tho name of a rimplc de—**i rented by the qittlc-ynri] mun at_ -Albany, N^Y., to induce hoga tq move from the ears in which thry - wereJ transported into tho yard. BREIT IESTERI YELL AOGES C8., Bt«aMFiaD,oivoEtL,ma, PigB, Ma —**—ll to obafrjapes yg» raw (Ma odaflgiinpM rate, aro not of aooomnuxlating disposi­ tions ; and whan it coiaoa te prevailing moffu *Sre»4 TUB CONCH BSHIONjIH. ! upon n narrow gangway, tho tirrt ones ilml itert upon tho plank are apt to dixdine to j>ryccod further, and no block the ogress of tho rcaL Following in the lettorof.Gov. Ilayea, ac­ cepting Uie Ilopabliean uominalim for tbo Facaidcncy This uoceaaitutes an nstopinhing amount of patience and Mteei«u>*4 by thia marhlsa, tot extra GrealhM^,•n tBK WET GRAU ot 1C5. tbmo usr. ablate*-1 Mttfistol msem. Fsrtok ron— HabraskS Itos Wssfi T.<-Jc U v.ry r!!*<toaL A fsw doera will crels u> *ppsMte and rlrs rmih tl«x>« to tbs Mtorvatsd bsdr FtW Sy-retwu. U U tovalwsbte Many sadtent pbnkUns bavs doubted wbrttw djvi'SP>U can bs p*rm*»*nHjr cured by ths drs«* wblcte are ssnsrallj exspl<vsd tow Iwating, besides unlimited strong lan­ guage, and of course often delays a cat­ tle train for some time. has boon tbo thoano of comment everywhere, and the fearful affair te Juul beginning to to rraluted. The Preatdeut, the Hocrvtary of ^Tar. Tho now into vcBfiui for persuaduig the animal |wm on .is the, hog bounour, mode by. axu! (Ten. Hherman bail a conference a few day* since, Imt what coocluaiotm. if ahy, were reached, have not been made public. It ia Gen Btatrs by Um itcpublluui ffatbuial Cmanllob al Bbornian'a ojiiiiion. bowrever, that a genera) Cincinnati,. I acwj* tbo nontinaUou with gratitisl*. Indian war in how a necessity, and bIcim will bo hoping that, under Itovldsnce, I shall bo able, If at once taken to reinforce tho anfiy in the field, -ircted, to execute the duties at the high offies as s olutlno glvin • । >> »-i.l .nnlrastto r. 11. H. I'iurband press .forward operations with greater trust for Ibe beneOAuf, AU tl> pe»f>- t <9 -nnt. bfrti, steuuHUltg to soma gXMZXL AtteniM* wees, , dasin it neevssary to »nt«r upon any rxtcndoArx—At a recent public meeting held in Bali made to smeud by adding oUi»r uu.ncw«,ful claim­ . aiuinatlon c f th* <1*clarsUon of principles made by Lake City it waa resolved to offer tbe Gsvrra- ants sf reals, but only lbs claim wf Mr.Myths, of the convrntltfo. The resolutlnna art lu acwrd ajtb Alabama, wm arc.pied, and tb*n ths resolution vu my view*, and I heaWtUy erorrti* IB tbe rewMjiUw meut s regiment of 1,200 men from Viah Ter­ ritory, to avenge the death of Caster and liis men, and bring the Bionz Indians to term*. —Imprisonment aud linen have lieen mclcd oat to the MRanttikoe crooked-whisky man an The fifth resolution sdo|Xed by th* conienUoii la follows by Judge Dyer, of tbe Ulilted Btaira of jiaramotint .•Market. JSyre than lo^y ycvA*#P Circuit Court: Hamuol, Eliaswnd Jacob Ihndn, s system of ma king app<4>:tni*ifl» to blAce gr*w' up, ‘ l»»cd upon the maxim, “ To ths victors bcloog the kopf. rectifisTB. each one day'h iniprteontnctil in •pods." Th* old rule, “ lh^ true rule,” that honesty, tbe county Jail, and a fine of 11.000 each ; Ixocapeetty, and fidelity cxmadtule the Ohly real qualiI>oJd Wirth, a distiller, six months and 01,000 ; ficattona for offlev, and that there la no other claim, Aaron Hciioeufeld, a distiller, five months and wu: ami lOTHUpU Uj (hiiartir, e tor at and •1,000 ; William Bergen toal and Charles Grau, • ffrolof Chinee* Immlgraltou to thia country ... each four months aud fl. 000, Cturlce Hintz, a The Renat* r««uin*<l rnn«W*raUoa ot th* artlelra dtetWer. Uiroe montoa and 0200. —The propeller HL Clair wan burned on Lake Iwea Improved. At first tbe President, elihsr d»Buperior on 8mxlay morning of last week, aud redly or through lbs beads of departments, tusdr ali the appdnuuabte. but gradually the app-UMluK twenty-six persons were lent—sixteen passen­ ’ peered in' maoyVaase, paserd Into tha ccefrdf of ger* and tea of the crew of fourteen. Hie craft waa bound from Duluth to Hough ton, with a cargo of catUo, flour, feed, etc. All Uie small boais were jiilod around the smoke alack, aud all but one buruod. Thia waa launched aisl tilled with people, but capsized lire or six times, and the water being very cold all per­ ished before abe wm righted the lut time. —Tbe New Yack Harrogate baa diemtesed the poliliou to art aside tbe "wiU of A. T. Stewart, WE bringing one end of tho gangway plank to a firm support ; then under the other cud two double oar spriDgn are placed. Apowerful lever and a spring complete the device-. down so as to oom press tho sjiriuga by tho lover IWdeented ou behalf of jicraoua claiming to have been relativen of tbo dead millionaire. —The House Judiciary Committee has post­ poned until tbe next acaaion of Oocgraai tbe investigation of tho trailer of the Fort Smith and LiUie Rock railroad bonds, so far as Mr. Blaine s'connectiou with It is conoerncd. This action of the committee was on account of tbe receipt of two dispatoUcs from Mr. Blaine's physicians. Mating that perfect quiet ia dosira- | bla, and perhaps noecaaary Io insure hta re-1 at the Ilonas tn adhering to Us swtartts<w, which they elswcd would ertpfte th* Govenimrnt. aud amorated virtually to nuibttortbm and revolution. Thurman anil Ikaa «reilf d with great warmth, aud defended th* action >4 to* Itoure In rodnelug ex­ penses, arguing that the Senate bad no right to 'assail tbo molivescC tea lower bows. That body, been rather quiet since too disaster that bo- they Claimed, lied acted In obadteees to tbe fel some of Ibeir gang in Kentucky aevora • months ago, reapi>«arod in public life on Fri­ were then apjm'ttted wpoo Um General and Bundry day night of last week, near Otterville, on the Civil AM>roprlsUra bibs'.... A UU waa psauto to re­ more the poUUcal dMaUliUM of O. T. tWaarrx>rd. MiMKiuri I’actfic road. A train wsa stopped, tbe express safe eaptared aad opened, aud a large amount of cash recured, with which the freebootera rode gaily off, leaving the rail­ road men to gel their eugiae nut of a pile of lice into which it plunged, aad tbe paaaengers - wbo were badly reared, but not ■ otherwise molested—to get to their journey's end m 1 best they might. and tho hog-i are tlieu Tbe catch ia allowixl hooked to pass along the platform, and so long as they dra$rl>ed ; bnt aa aoon grogatefl nnd m a crowd cod­ objects to FOR THE.SIM.KMU A.VHIACIIUL inrTHHY^OH 2fl tEHT^*! vociferously going further, tin; catch ia Rpriiug, Ono end of tbo platform flies slwnit OflHIJIS’-XOVrW.HItSTW: •di three foot upward, and the ranilt ia n shower of living porkcra, shot over tho Garre ^P<inftrfod kUJMff., /- * t la Grel-fol an,! S».U>iasl csvs* KiMwreaSSWreJnnsrw >'1 ItWHsle.RsiUMesad KcasMaateaL it 1. preMribsd byivnsnssc SiHtWWt*Ww*.-.s narairtT ■ head* and upon tbo soft bodies of tho Hroae. They aro seldom injured, but vaaHy Mtonialwd ; aud it ia needlora to add that tho blockade ia at odcu dia- vsivmarasei.' centa committee on the LrfUl^Urr, ElrruUra and Ju­ dicial Ulla had l»rn unable to a«r*e. At Ur a loos |«niaau debate, participated in chiefly by Garfield and Coz, the coefersac* report waa agreed to, aad a hew ooCumlttos ot conference appointed. catch Before tho ctr door ia opened, tho platform is carried nDfl J-fM-t^d, ’ igfcrthaMnJinM MMmEiSdsffKir^- iis have becotn. not merely rcwanls lor party terrtera, but rew>r<la for sm-lces to jwrty traders. This drug-dork shoved into their rcatingsystem destroys ths th* separate plapoa a couple of drawers labelled drjwrtmrnla ef the (Wv4rW<MWkr M ten ls dirvudy- "ipecac ” and “ magnesia.'* Tlpt night • •■ * i IWLLHK’ VOLTAW PLASWI JRi’aly an# Im •• wmkheas " ieoreoamud together ia a saloon on Fifteenth streek,j ak^AWalnut. They sat by a window, pud when Bloody jumped up and shout«1, J^OhrWQrtSS* 1“ white he pointed । Government. It la felt, I am cconfident, by ike street and dexterously emptied majority ot tbe members ot Congress, to'bo"Za'T. - — • l /ff .qaTe powders "in her cream, J Intolerable burden and an nm*^«ra Vf. f drance to the proper discharge of their duUee, ’ ■ ' thought his exclamation w*a only a i It ought to bo aboilahed. , ^14 > little joke, and tho cream was soon tborongb, radical, aud complete. We should ret uro oaten. On the way homo she said she 1 AGCTTS WAHTED Mt wea-riUf,<r<QfctrjKefcr<l retAld 1 IEBMAT te take n kiss from tho- love-powdered Xpif when Ufqmck jhinj opn thy uq»o with her parasol, and Baid aha trait nick enough already, ‘ “ * and if ho com* •fbuid htt ii ripe cow •12?. preecripHoniaL — Philadelphia V-life aud health >b worth anything, lake.J. 11. McLean's Htrcngthrniug CXwdiat ami by Washington and folknred by the early Frsaidento can t>a best accompli«br-l by an *xrouUve who t< under no temptaUoa to um the patronags of his office to pnxocXc bta own re-electloa, I desire to perfsrtu what I regard as> <n«y. la stsUsg now wy InfiexlUe purpose. U elected, not to be a oandl- M^Vawnc. jteM^Lggsta KEKT8 Otkr 300 milcrt of railway have been built in Colorado during Uie paot eight »5tot2B; month*. -Cartie GAnlern'a famous old building of 5ew York, ha- bec-n d.wlroj td bj tire. It was uswl a hundred year* ago m a fart. Afterward v«n Of tlH Government. Which muat in good faith it Ucame aa asnembly am! ball room, and be kepi. It Is ray enuvfctloa that tb» feeling of «hJenny LUid wm first bean! there in America. I afwrt out W «b»lr rarnings a •ten to apply in the ecrtalnty luaepareble from an IrridacnnU* psprr payaaset of their debt to Um Gorernravte. For toe last twouty years U han bsen tbe currency, wiilr'lta fluotuaUaus of values, to one of Batosdat, July A—fimote. — A Uli continu­ hr-dqrartere of ibe New York EoffgraUon ing for trn deya th* aet recaoOy passed tn rrovioe___ _________ ________ temporarily foe tbe < ij»n<liiure« of th* Govern-' certainty can fie swdrd UMMwts passed l ate. a toll < tteudlng foe Ihuw tone an set autbortxioi; U»* IJnogrewdonal Winter to continue th* public: |*mttng. . u>«u mroad to tak* up th* Hons* bill to equalise tbs 1-raa.HM nf anl<ber s wbo .erred lu lb* date war for tJFjrc'rOrft OF TfffitwOswWrV 5^2^^ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-07-21.pdf.pdf 4d19346c6bc996ad84cbff027d4e0777 PDF Text Text - She *i5hrUk «ew3. AOTZMTUara UISS: ’•'W« . NMhTille.BanySdunty, Michigan, ifiliB °“2. Progression. No Retrograding, HVljtVE,. iy|lRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JULY 21,1876. iim NO. 43. . rhand shall never touch the haad nor my ox THK nr.IK PATH. ! ent in my honae 1 She's wus’n a pirik" One Ulmy *vo tn FDjrlUn'bowsr heart cleave to tho heart of him who A tall.form towered iuto the editorial j The clerk "aid ; “ Will yon take your shames her.” VILLAGE OFFICERS o’clock urtb ttat you’ll imw toll ij I giro yon She flashed Upon her husband a gaze and, approaching the city ed-1 somcthuig strong enough to rend tho word ; but dow it- seemed os if she which dazzled liim like sudden light­ Ror'a desk, inquired in the mildest man- I ramparts of tho world I" Tho old man scarcely saw him, as with one hand she ning. nor, “ Are you the diap wat’s spilin’ to bowed his bead ami solemnly made tbo “Isaac, we have lived together for get licked I" promise. The .clerk then gave him a “ I was not aware of having any mor­ glare of plain eaila, and tho man went twenty years, and for all of them I hare been a true and loving vffo to you. But bid desire of that kind, " responded tho out ■'to chaw up things.—Boston Cou­ tiemeur she aNteff. -Hkvu you efo. I am the child of God and of my coun­ somewhat surprised " city.” ptHRtUTJAS CHtritCU-C. 1. sen the part of mon or of traitors !” •‘Well, I h’eern as how some o* you try, and if you do this shameful thing,' kJ tor Bwloa* errry Sabtalh at 1 It wan putting the question too broadI will never again own you f»r -my. hus­ chaps was a dingin' it round" beer to tho "Yer see,” began the boy with a scar Jy—■» like a woman seeing only the band.” fiapers, that you could jee t clean things b«ro, Wfr fticU, and. quite forgetting out by contract.” vf rrnoDw episcopal churvm-e. l “ yer see, I’ve got a dorg which isn’t no the delicate drapery which was intended 1T1 Kmlloiiu Paiflpr. SvtvIcmi every Habhath ai 1 “Possibly you have-------” 1-2 a. m. and T p. m.. .Sabbath fblioal at 13 o fighter. He's a peaceful dorg, an’ he “ No, I don’t want any gottto’ outen saying. Leave mo for such a th:ng ns wonts to have other dorgs let him be.” Sabbath itl an* I don’t do nothin*’tbout some thi*!" •• Can't fight, ch 1” queried His merod and bungled over their answer, but ef you’ll jest trot this yer in­ "For such a thing as this !" she cried Honor. it" men in a false position wilt The ter yer paper termerrer mornin. I’ll have reply cams) st last, mingled with scornfully. “ What greater cause could er good rivteon to cum round an’ ken •• No, but—ho can't fight nothin’ nor there be ? I jimrriod a good mon and anybody, but he’s good on the watch. explanations, and excuses, and npolosmall-pox tho ranche. ” true, faithful friend, and it needs to This 'ere Jim here lias a rcglar tearcr to pc*. r . At this juncture, a crumpled piaoe of divorce to sever me from n traitor and a J Quito bardra '• fight, and he enmo ’long last night and “ But Fhyllta, dr«r, my aprllinu flower, paper was tendered, and the office boy, iiig, luilf-clotbed, undisciplined army coward. If you take your protection set his dorg on my dorg.” for somo reason, vanished up stairs. lika'iour*>toi atUmpl i't| dM*p<4o|ritb you lose your wife, and I — I lose my Suiaw ••Yes.” The paper read m follows :• lnw,HiyUb,boT«r England-4 uplijnited roeources. Re- husband and my home !” “ And when I seal my dorg Henry “Jim Cockran ,iain town again ; he’s inibirw: ttveryrthari—nuBldsh-ihrdwing With the hurt words the thrilling voice ih taay U>Af fc fati.” bein’ all bit up to kindlings and got broke suddenly with a pathetic fall, and a red-heded, long-noacd horn thefe, wicb away life and fortnjiq fyr a shadow. ” 1tJL< Office boon from IUD a. «n. and * to t p. i it ho had his deHarts, he’d be in jail, stid away with, I felt so bud. I pitched into You know llic bid axgumcute with a film crept over tlie proud blue eyes. Jim here, an’ w was haviR.' a Fourth of A1*** ■totwh'of j irpniRjiiy of hocr.” 2AlJiX*fUZfl. which men try. to prop a staggering July time when tho pierce jumped to on *r D. lfoaMRua*hi« Pbjdefam amt ftentron Tbo " city ’’ ix>rused tlFo'int'Tcsting conscieucsi ‘ ‘ . ‘ 11. weakness moved her hearers rw deeply cried, M. Office near iwiSvncr.paoonicrafWaaHhir na and walked us down." loH and Stale Nlrret*. NvhVRte, Mfch. as her bravo, scornful words. They were “brevity," and tlion glanced at tho “ In that all, boys!” * Mrs. Arnett listened in silence until not all cowards at heart, only touched stranger. M. O. ELLIS • • Yasser, ” replied Tom. tho last abject word was spoken. Then by the dread finger of “ That’s my name—Jjm Cocknui, and panic, a hh mtv ten to the pc '_• Yaasor," sighed Jim. Offioe met L 3. W which, now and then, will ___ par- I’ve steughterrd moro’n ono editor for •‘Now, boys, this thing must l»e alyzc' the bravest. Homo lind strug­ writin’ them kind o’ tilings in Texas.'' stopped. Keeping a fighting dog is an The men looked at each other, but no CLEMENT SMITH, gled long against it, and only half After tho last remark he glanoxl again awful wicked tiling of itself, but encour­ one spoke. ~ ! .1 / if** Hkribafi I iaftfiah!” urged her hus- yielded at last And some there were to st the paper, and was silently wondering aging sucli a dog to chow up a peaceful :■ ' through**! tbo L*. 8. HANNAH ARNETTS FAITH. band. “ ~ Do you not roe that these ore whom old traditions had never quite lost if “ Jim ’’ and “ Fite " didn’t attend tho mcmlier of canine society, and bringing no questions for you ! We tire discuss- their power, whose superstitious cori- same school, when a step was heard on on a boy light to boot, is terrible to FLINT A BRADY, tho stair, and tho foreman of the “press think of. If I let you both go you’ll IRXKYH raid (ixinwllrw. nt law. Office, -.1 .Ide <rf Vain Strrei, ^*.hrHl<-,Tilei1|Kan. room "—a powerful man—passed leisure­ never, never look st another dog fight, attention alter, tn colwctloao. LINT. T. M.BRADT, weighed down with doubt and despond­ to your spinning-wheel and leave us to theff 'rfcwbn and' judgment both' toW ly into the outer, room with an ax-helve and never, never, noVer have another ency. Defeat had followed defeat for Settle affairs. My good little wife, WMWf yon _UI, them that, borne for the cause for which in his liand. boy fight I Do you promise!” D. W. SMITH. ti>«’ Amrei»> troops, (Sift jfeo JtAkla? yqiMMff rfabcKbia, >Do they boro it, it wan a title of nobility. . “You would like to have this pub otary pnbikvpiu-nd* u> become demoralized, and discourage­ ntA expose yourself in this way before • Tlie words of the little woman bad lished, would you!’’ making <k«fa, nrarlovw. ment hud well nigh lx-como despair. our friends." “ WeH’5—lie stopped and eyed curi­ gone straight to each heart, be its main­ Then Hi* Honor went home to ham Lord Cornwallis, after his victory at Fort , ■ His werdfl'paeaed her car likp tb«;idlo spring what it might. Gradually tlie ously a big compositor from the job of­ UNION HOUSE anti eggs.—Detroit Free Pre#. Lee, had marched his army to EHzkbethWind ; not even tie quiver of hn eyelash drooping brads were raised, aud tlie fice, who {Hissed silently but, twirling a TpllANK PANCKB, PmurteUw. “ A niraaar.lly fitualrd iiTtlwi cent town (December, 1776), wlierp ,they were •bowed that eho heard them. eyes grew bright with manliness and two-foot cheese-knife between Vis fingers, Hampk ruouia nn flnt floor. Tin 1“ k<t will *lway> lx- louui! on tbr Uti now encamped. On the 30th of Novem­ He was a rccdy-looking individual .“ Can you not teU me I ” she said, in resolution. Before they left the house •• ru—•• thing eii-ir to ni»kr |rue»l« comfor ta I ber the brothers Howe hod issued their the same strangely-quiot voice. “If, that night, they ImuI sworn a solemn Again ho hesitated, ns tho janitor and, as be stool upon tho corner gazing .!/./' (■. BUXTON, celebrated proclamation, which offered after all, Goj does not let tlie right per- oath to stand by the cause they hail walked by, ‘ in the stops of tho others, wistfully nt the disappearing form of a protection to all who within sixty days bill—if America should win in the con­ adopted and the land of their birth, carrying a musket, wliich lias stood un­ nows-lmy who luul just picked up a irn, ot any inanuraciun. n should Jeclaro themselves peaoeable flict after you have thrown yourself upou through good or evil, and to spurn tbo loaded in tho offioe for over two yoara. good-sized stomp and was making ofl Shop near the plaining mill. British VUb^tA nd l<rp4 tfcmselt*, British clemency, where will you be ofTom.^t-thrir JjzautB and foes tv. the Another noise was, hoard uu tho stepa, with tho prize, there was a vague asjiect Mn. M. J. TIMMERMAN. neither to take ;< . .. -.inst their ai d the editor was forced to bite bard of despair in his attitude which was ’iq'oke one hi^TfaGng voice."j defect incite. . sovereign noflo encourage ot^era'Jq^q" Perhaps it was this Some of the names of those who mot upon his lips, as tho office boy came very touching. street. ti-SVhy, fliAn, "if -ft1 over could *bA, we in Unit secret council were known after­ wheeling by the model of a 24-{x>under which attracted tho attention of a mildaccepting thia proffered protection that looking party who was passing by, and JOHN M. ROE, should be ruined. We must leave tho wards among those who fought their bra's cannon, brought in by the patentee a group of men had met in. one of the country forever. But-it is alumni to country’s battles most nobly, who. died for examination soma weeks before, and perhnpti it was something else ; but, IhUik otauch a tiling. 'Die xUugglc is upon the field of honor, or rejoiced with which had been stored np-staib*. Tho however, this may bo, the mild-looking Strap o» er Iley nol la . pure jkMrfe .when the day of triumph cyca of tho Texan were* protruding and party stopixd, and, gazing at tbo solitary aft Utterly-hopeless OUV. We 1 CHAS. W, DEMAR A Y. We are apt to think of those old titnes men, no money, no arms, no food, and cam-; The nnruD of the little woman his cyca open. Just then, the supcrin. figure, addressed it thus: TEW EI.KB, «im1 In Fltra «nd Hated JmltJ ry’ Cloek», SpcrtJk-lea, rte. Kvery ankle war- as days of unmitigated loyalty and cour­ England has everything.” “Old man, wouldn’t you Eke to have figured on no heroic roil, but was she ten dent of the job office, with his arms age ; of our ancestors as unfaltering he­ “No," said Mrs. Arnott ; “you have the lees a heroine! bare to the shoulder, and shirt-collnr a drink this moguing f" roes, swerving never to tho darkest forgotten one thing which England has “You’ve read me as Accurately ns This story is a true one, aud in this thrown ojm'd, came stealthily down, aud, D. W. LINCOLN, hours from tho narrow and thorny, path not, and which wc have — one thing Centennial year, when every cpimb of as though not seeing the occupants of though my thoughts ware printed on an which conscience bado them tread. which outweiglis alLEnglond’s treasures, information in regard to the old days of the' room, crept over and pulled down open page," replied tho Solitary, taking Yet human nature is human nature in and that is tho Right. God is on our ntruggie and heroiirm is eagerly gathered the blinds of tbo front windows. This -his quid from his mouth and pas’ing a all ages, and, if at all times tho “oMR PARADY every volley from our muskets up, it may not bo without interest— was enough. There is a window looking dilapidated coat sleeve over hi* lip*. fashioued fire ’’ burned low even in mgnte, “1 thought so," murmured the mild/ of His voice. Wc are poor New York OLncrvcr. out on tlie stairway, twenty feet lx*low, hearts, and profound discouragement and weak and few ; but God is fighting aud this was ojien. Ho cleared it nt a looking party, while a tear trickled Af.aiUK.i or evsTf.n. • palriod for a time the ardent courage, for us. Wc entered into thi* struggle down his cheek; “but conquer the bound, and uh he went up tho sirwt Gen. Custer was born in Ohio, and didn’t look at all like u mon who wanted desire. Fight it as you would a legion what are we that wo should wonder at or with pure heart* and prayerful lips. We J. B. RASEY. condemn them! Of this period Dr. had counted the cost and were willing was sent to West Point from that State ; to clean out- a newspaper offioe. of devils, for drink has ruined many a Ashbcl Green wrote : to pay the price, wore it our hearts’ yet be lived in Monroe, Mich., and re­ Our office boy has been promoted to man who luul a more expansive foreluuul “ I heard a man of somo shrewdness blood. And now—now, because for o garded that place as his home. It was local reporter, and Texans on the war than you’ve got!” WEBSTER If HOBBS, eey^utlii* vneatiou* among hi* riAth are requested to call in amt examine once say that when the British troops time tho day is going against us, you th And then tho mild-looking party con­ s nnd friends. Wild, unpulsivo, stock.— Wruhingtm Chronicle. overran tho State of Now Jersey, in tho -would give np all- ami sneak back like re tinued on bis way, and tho Solitary closing i»rt of tho year 1776, tbo whole cravens to kiss the feet that have1 rt'cklcsH, he won for himself the name of gazed Aream'dy into space and comORNO STRONG, population could have been bought for trampled upon ns! And you call your­ a hard boy, and at that time seem­ mtmed with himself.—Itvuitvillc Aryiu. The fust atheist wc hove enny ackonut 18 pence a head." selves men—the sons of those who gave ingly had none of that ambition wliich The debate was long and grave. Home up home and fortune mid fatherland to afterwards developed in him. When the of was Cain, ho was a consistent one Queer are the nicknames of the pco-. were for accepting the offered terms nt make for themselves and for dear lib war broke out one of the first regiments too, for he killed his own brother and pie of tho different States : Thu inliabP. HOLLER A SON, onoo pothers hung back a little, but all erty a resting place in the wfldcracwi.' that was fonmvl wii* id Monroe. Thi* konsidered it no krirnc. itahta of Alabama are called Lizards; regiment participated in tho first battle Ingratitude is tho devil's kreed. had at length agreed that it was the only Oh, shame upon yon, cowards ! " I notitrf that those persons whoso of Arkansas, Toothpicks; of California, thing to be done. Hope, courage, loy­ Her words had rushed out in a fiery I of Bull Run, aiid it was then tiaitynung >|wctalty. Gold Hunters; of Colorado, Itovein ; alty, faith, Honor—all] seemed s<rej>t' tlbixl, which her husband , had vainly Custar performed Ilia first natablo net in handwriting ia adorned with the must -tho war. Shouldering a musket, ho flourishes don’t flourish mutch nt enny- of Connecticut, Wooden Nutmegs; of away upon the flood «*f panic winch hail striven to cheek. I do not knowhow ^Miscellaneous (Cards. Delaware, Muskrats ; of Florida, Flyoverspread tho land. There wits one lis­ Mrs. Arnett looked, but 1 fancy her a went into tho fight with the Monroe ihing else. up-the-Creeks ; of Georgia, Buzzards; tener, however, of whom tho eager dis little, fair woman, with kindly blue eyes boys, mid was tlie first man acrons the Comick lokturing is the most irregu­ JOHN Q. CRESSY, of Illinois, Suckerfl; of Indiana, Hoo­ v m 11 is 11 I J putents wore ignorant, one to whose and delicate features—a tender and lov­ Chicknliominy. He wan on tho staff of lar bizzness i kuo, it iz az hard to guess heart their wise reasoning was very far ing little soul, whoso scornful, blazing Gen. McClellan when that officer was re­ what kind ov a verdikt on audience will siers ; of lows, H iwkeycs ; of Kansas, from carrying conviction. Mrs. Arnett, words must have seemed to her amazed lieved of his command, and, consequent­ bring in az it iz to toil the amount ov Jayhawkers ; of Kentucky, Corn-Crack­ T II. LEE, tbo wife of tho host, was to tho next hearers like the inspired fury of a ly, being out of mrvioe, returned to damages a petti tt jury iz agoing to give ers : of Louisiana, Creoles; of Maine, if • I>cl»uty ftWicriiF, Foxes ; of Maryland, Crow Thumpers; Ho wn* a warm McClellah for killing someboddys yallcr dog. room, and tho sound of the debate hud pytlioncsn. Are wo not all prophets at Munroe. Xaal>li:k.Mch CallroUon.a .pccially of Michigan, Wolverines ; of Minneso­ reorimd-icr wlmni "be sat Hhe Ud lite Solomon waz like a grate menny other times— prophets Of good or evil, accord- man. JAME3 FLExWNG, Judge J. P. Christianity and Judge lights ov the world, his philosophic grip ta, Gophers ; of Mississippi, Tadpoles ; toned in hUcdcO, until, carried away by to our bent, and Svith mine power than of Missouri, Pukes; of Nebraska, Bug her feelings, she could bear no more, we, oursclvcn suspect to work out tbo ful­ Daniel S. Bacon had recognized soldi<*rly waz more grippythan hiz moral squeeze. Esters ; of Nevada, Srge Hens ; of New and springing to her feet she pushed fillment of our own prophecies? Who shall qualities in young Custer, and desired to The most comfortably matched family Hampshire, Granite Boys ; of Now Jer­ open the parlor-door and confronted the sav how far this fragile woman aided to befriend tiirp. It was at that time that teams that i have ever saw hooked up, sey, Blues, or Clam Catchers; of Now ?*■ Fine. Watcher and Jewelry can­ assembled group. Custer publiahwl what probably bin the wave of desolation which was haz been wharo one ov the party* fully repaired and imrranied. York, Knickerbockers ; of North Caro­ first attempt at newspaper writing, in a Can you fancy tho scene i A large, spreading over the land! wanted everything their own way and lina, Tar-boiloro of Ohio, “ ---------------- , ; A , Bncklow room, with the dark, heavily-carved “Gentlemen,” said good Mr. Arnett lasjrtby Mtar iwHing forth hi* change the other party was willing they should eyes; of ’ Oregon, Webfeet and furniture of tho period, dimly lighted by nueisily, ‘ *1 beg you to excuse this most- of vie*® bn 'he political questions of the Hard Cases ; of Pennsylvania ; Penh lol Irate feraritiH, I the tall wax candle* and the wood fire unseemly interruption to our council. times, and fully endorsing the adminis­ It iz a ootiasable truth in the market anoes and Leatberimadf; of Rhode Istration. In a few days, through the ex ­ | which blazed in the huge fireplace. My wife is beside herself, I think. You IM WMI* OK that the value ovall our luxurjs depend* Island, Gun Flints ; of Bonth Carohna, #00.00 aiut UPfV.lItsAI Around the table, the group of men—’ all know her, and know it ia not her ertions of Judge Chriotiancy, Judge Ba­ con, and ortiert, lie was ordered back in­ entirely npon the price that other folks Weasels; of Tennessee, Whelps; of 3■: uw ixjNG Tnca.: ■ -t. :7a pallid, gloomy, dejected, disheartened. wont to meddle with politics, or to put upon them. Toxas, Beef Heads ; of Vermont, Green i In the doorway the figure of » woman, in brawl and bluster. To-morrow she will to actjve service. L. RU88ELL. Mountain Boys ; of Virginia, Beodka ; Gin. Crtflbr about- that time married I the antique costume with which, to theoe see her folly, but now I pray your pafly dMighand only surviving cluldof habits, are not always the most long of Wisconsin, Badgers.—Record of the Year. ______________________ lived, they wear out in one place and M. JONES his friend and benefactor, Judge Bacon. runt out in another. i r JOLLY OLJ3 JIAXQVJ£TlfB3. j her head, the indignant light of her bine the slumbering manhood to the bosoms Libbie was a beautiful girl, scarcely 19, The Inurdcet lesson to learn and the A singular banquet, founded to 1867, of those who heard her. Enthusiasm full of romance, and just graduated st'the Monroe Seminary, under the Rev. eaiyest one to forgit iz humility. by an end officer of the First Empire, the majesty, and defiance, and' scorn makes its own fitting times. The failings of mankind i rather res- name-1 Chabert, and which has since which clothed her as a garmentT No one replied; each felt too keenly Erasmus Boyd. ' They were married at pekt; -it ia only their vices that i dispize. taken place annually, was, says a Paris his pwn pettiness, to the light cast upon the Presbyterian Church, in Munroe, by the Rev. Dr. Mattoon. There were paper, held a few days since to a reriantrance ; the sight of a ghost could‘hard- tlicm hy thia brave woman’s words. those wfae e*o*krtboir hi«d« won ­ rant at the suburban village of Malakoff. “Take your protection, if you will, ' A wHd-tooking old man, with a eondid that of this little woman. Her hus­ she went on, after waiting to vain for a dered how tlie marriage would turn out, ttiscd nose and un ugly-looking scratch The gueata, to be qualified, must bo at feaat 80 years of age. Each year some band advanced hastily. She had no reply. “Proclaiip yourselves traitors for Custer's boyish pranks were not for­ down his left cheek, went into a drug and cowardr, false to-your God(bvtb(K*, gotten. From that time forward bis wife store on Main h rent last Friday and said occasion are found to be missing, but Hble <witl be tha jbdgmAik ^rofi wifi ’ WMa ,5oant*at companion.—Afcw York to tho clerk : •• lam goto’ter git sot up ' politic* and political expediency were bring upon your heads and the beads' of A'wn. to-day, ous* me if I don’t Gimme have arrived at the required limit. Thia those that love ^on. I tell you that The people of St. Johns, Newfound somethin’ that’ll make me’s ugly m Satime twenty-five were pres cut, the senior England will nr-var souqHer. I know it being a hale old man of 98. and fed it in every fiber ol my heart. can git up courage enough ter perfect Bo be Hm God led uaeo fur to desert us now i some fifteen hundred feet in height, has myself from.my wife. Great Boott, I’d Ir you lived in Liverpool you could 3U»hriU Jirrrtani. now," mid would have taken her hand to load her from the room. She was u docile little woman and ' '&yct! hili Wishes in general without a RO N Vaicbmaier aid Jeweler, MONEY TO LOAN! ELIHU CHIPMAN JuHticc of the Peace, MONEY care, will ba promptly i TO LOA Ji grounded just outride the harbor, and stormy winter sea forsake their children the tehrperaturo nf the town haa b-en “ Hann fth ; Hunnah I thia in Bo who have put their trmrt to Him I For j reduced thereby to a delightful steto of far you. We do not want you here jnat me, I stey with my country, and my I coolnoea. like to chaw giant powder, vulcan pow­ go to the American Centennial and hack der, rend-rock powder, dynamite, or Buthin’. I'd like ter be as ntrong as a "round ticket" from that foreign port steam ingine, and I'd make things differ- costing only WO. XOBX1XO svMMon. Ami »tl Uh worM'i awalUn« you— Ax oat-worthy number—the horse. A difficult lock to pick—one from a. bald head. He was 21 years old^ she 65, and they were married in Concord. The problem of the hour; to keep tha starch in one’s shirt collar. A roiAiz way of putting it—Troubled . with a chronic indisposition to exartioy. Why should yon never tell secrets in acorn-field! Because all tho stalksLave . Never look a gift horse in the month, nor examine the date of an exchange Ix’gged from an editor. '* Is it not time that you paid me that 85 !” said tho farmer to his neighbor. “’Tain’t due," Wku the reply. “But,” said the farmer, “you promised to pay when you got Imck from New York.” “ Well, I hain't been," was tho reply. •' Wnavr’h y er awksent, muu t” bawled a brawny S<-ot to a Cockney who was murdering the Scotch dialect in some public readings. The reader's wit was better than his elocution, for 1m> immedi­ ately rejoined, “Why, you've got it,” and the audience roared. “Hi, Johnny, there ho is," said ft small lx>y on the curbstone us the jkjHco parade swept by. “ Yer sea tlmt feller with tho big nose in the front rank, then* ? Hirn’s tho cop »^ot took two dorgs to the pound for m«, and ain’t gimmo my divy yet."—N Y. < tm. Ade. A Fkknck gentleman who supposed he luul mastered the English language was sadly puzzled one day when a friend' looked at him and said “ How do you dot" “Do vat?" “I mean, how do you find yourself!" "Haire, I never lose* myself.” “But, bow do you feel “ Smooth, you just foul mo." ■ Ff.ank Buckland is, as usual, indus­ trious ns ever ;• he has discovered another hybrid—knows it can be easily, acclimatized to this country, and haa done well for years. It is a cross of tho bee (not a spelling one) and a bug ; he proixuics to call it “humbug."—Sport­ ing Tinier. “ I beau yon arc desperately court­ ing tiio chambermaid," sail1 a man to his servant “That is my bustoos*," won the reply. “But I hear, too, that she favor* your attentions.” “That is her business." “But do you know tlnd I will instantly put you outride the door?” •• That is your business.” COMFAHSIONATK CURATK—“ What’S the matter with little Billy, Mrs. Dodder!” Suffolk mother (who has been correcting her son)—“Matter with'm I There’s alius sufTn tlie matter witli’m! You can’t dew wrong n-hidin* of’m 1 If he beaut in mischief, he's just a-goin’ to, Urnlse just a-comin’ outPunch. The latest story of a bravo though child-like form, faithful at the post of duty, comes from Ohio. He was the sou of a village editor, and, having dis­ covered n broken rail just outside of town, sot for five hours on a fencm near by waiting for tho train, so that be might be the find to carry tho parttoulars-of tho accident to his father. Such devo­ tion to the paternal interest ia very alfecting. “Ah,” said the worthy old Mrs. Stubbs, as she stood staring at a placard on which was inscribed, “ Youth want­ ed “ yes, I demy. Most on us who have got a bit oldish, as you may say, might carry a ticket about with * Youth wanted' printed on it. But what with old Father Time, and what with troubles and trials, most on ns will have to go bn saying * Youth wanted,* I. expect, for a long time to come." _ Hebe is a photograph of fashionable music, copied from the original: U>«U*dariaa; Skvkn mites from Osaka, is Sakai, one several foreigners were murdered there, and for participation in thin crime twenty men were obliged to commit hari-kari in �a BMOB., JT WILL PJ NA«HVJE1,K. FRIDAY, - - JULY 21. 1876 within." a poor man’s head for daring to com­• plain that a rich mail’s carriage ran। hb btU ihroagh Ibfi skin of over him. , ' "The reporters delight" is the , linns. How we hnghed nt tlrat de- name of a new toy just out. Any r boy cm can I get up marenaru ------- ----------------wy , six runaways . in half <rf diagnrt, he folded up his liUle bill, an ho tin ’ The Danbury News man's core for. warts kills the person who owns the wart, but there's nothing like having' । a reciipe that produces some visible1 .Tlie political organs have a good effect. Meal to say abont the feller of Haya. ’ Two Belgian officer* fought a duel The Republicans applaud it and the' the other day. After firing fourteen Democrats denonnac it, lint then, no-’ shot* one was hit in the thumb and lody cares two straws what party or honor was declared satisfied. another victiih. Il is tho i|jyileJg-• There is no less than thirty cirenssed papers to which people how a- es abroad this aeason. Save'your , fractional currency, boys—for fifteen days look for their political-opinions. . dollars you cun see the whole of them. White duck pahta look well and A Chicago paper coil tends that are fashionable, but the trouble is a men can learn to shoot with both man must always be looking croud eyes o0eu. ll,« easier to shut both after a napkin if he- wears them. eye* up about the time the gun is You .can't wipe the least bit of dirt ready to kick. gans have to say. t>ff*y<Hir fingers on the leg of white the loaves of the maple nnd chestnut. His eyes had a sullen, vicious look, and there was something wick­ ed in his very step. The officer halted with him for a moment jast where the eye could trace a beautiful street for n full mile, with every green tree holdmg-ils leaves Up io be kissedAKj-he warm sun.* Juat then a.robin^Tt it* uesL'in tbo branches atiove their heads nnd uttered its loudest, happiest notes in praise of the glorious morning. The bad man looked up, then around him, and such a change came to his face that the officer was amazed. Tho bad look had left the eyes, the hard line® went □ ■yov. «nd tboro was a quivering of the chin ns lie whispered: I. "And I have got to be abut up from all thia!” The robin sang again, wildly, soft­ ly and so clear that its notes notes might be heard a long way off. The bad man's eyes were foil of tears, and lie said in a husky voice : “How could I have been so wick­ ed with such glad notes as those to ring in my ears and make my heart tender!" The man of whom witnessca had said “He has the heart of a liger,” was broken down in one short mo­ ment, and he blushed that men should see the irons on his wrist and point him out as a Criminal. There nee manyjreceipes forgetting duck breeches but what some one rid of the currant worm, but thole1 is nothin? so'sure-in its results n« to will notice it. blindfold him and back him under a pile driver. Of lira papers in this district, al­ ■ "Fifteen cents per day is what ready heard from, 7 are in favor of some of the Bl <ck Hills miners make." James O'Donnell, as the nominee for And that too, in digging gold. Why. .Anything but That.—He was on Congress, and four are divided In they could do better than that at home his knees to her His face was flush­ their preferences as to candidates. digging potatoes. ed, he talked rapidly : "Nothing It teens that Mr. O'Donnell is the Old Grumpy nays, that Sweden shall separate us evermore, darling. will send Jennie Lind’s sboestrirfgs For your snke I will beard the lion in favoRid one. to the centennial, and hopes that his den ! I will face death un the Denmark will scars up a button to battle-field ! 1 will skim the seas! ••Yon must cultivate decirion of Hamlet's coat. I will endure all suffering, all hard­ character, and leara to say "No/* said He paused and Blood-drinking for the cure of con­ ships. all misery !"' a father to his son. Soon afterward, sumption-is no longer recommended looked eagerly al her, his whole soul when the father told the son to chop by English physicians. It gave pa­ quivering in his eyes. “Will you do some wood, tho boy said “No" with tients a strong desire to kill a few of all this lor the sake of my love T’ said she, gazing earnestly into ’.he burn­ an emphasis that showed a remem­ their neighbors. ing eyes. “Yes. yes. a thousand brance of the lesson. After a play a young Frenchman times yes." And if we are wed," she raid to his friend : "I could play the said, "will^ you get tip first in tlie lover belter than that myself.” She morning and build a fire ?" With a A woman writes that "a man can replied: "Then why in Heaven s shriek of dispair he arose and fled. hold his age much better than he can name don't you ?” hold his-youth," To wliich a man The reward of kindly deeds is thus Otftcrve a young father trying to might add that a woman can hold taught by a Persian seer. Ha fig had appease a bawling baby, and you'll her nge better than she can hold her witness enough ingenuity in ten min- a dream one night and saw a man Mioiilli—Xiit a respect far our hair nles to make you think that man who was held in utterable torment io yonder woild for his selfishness, indo­ prevents us from making the remark. ought to bo En inventor. lence and cruelly. Every limb snfOlive Logan wrote: “Mrs. Grant ered—onty the right fool had occas­ The cavalry branch of the army of is a sweet, darling little woman.” ional restraint from agony. Hafig Olive Logan's husband isat once nom­ asked the seer why it was that thi" Greece numbers eleven men, nine inated for a Ini office. L-uer—Olive fool had relief. ‘.'This man suffers horses, one old omnibus • from New Logan is mightier than the sword. continually because be was never York, and a buck board for (he Colo­ Young Brigham Young, whose known to do a good deed,” snid the nel. The horses are being shod and name is John, can support but one seer, “except that once he kicked a ’ and the civaliy placed on war foot- wife. He might try to if Lis one wife tuft of grass to a It-thercd ox standing didn't have red hair nnd a temper in the hot sun. For this one act that that makes sad havoc with crjdtcry. foot has its reward." • . General Sherman says he expects Hajf a dozen men may go down the Indians will be in a condition of consecutively on the same piece of hostility so long as they continue to banana peel, nnd yet each will ex­ oxut PS a banded tribe, and that it press himself as differently ns if he had been brought up in a different may be one hundred years before language, this country will be free from their ... They have a pair of scale* in New molestations. York which weigh thp millionth part of a grain. A Detroit grocer breaks An Arkansas professor says that a cracker into thirty-eight pieces to for 810,000 he will drive the* Indians make weight, but he must take a out of the Black Hills in two weeks back scat now. with L.iloons trad sharp shooters, A Sioux saw a small baloon at a circus in St. Paul, and he fell back dead. Tbo intcligcul druggist in Cohoes, N. Ym having given a woman helle­ bore instead of Rhubarb, from which slie nenr'y died, «h<« is now giving him the first sylahle of the name of the poison in a suit fin damages. A gentleman inflicted with an im­ pediment in his speech took dinner nt a tavern, and calling to a waiter addressed him thfts,- "Wc w-waiter, gi-givc me me s-s-somc r-r-roast b bbeef.” The waiter stammered out in reply, “W-w we n-n-ain t g-g-got ,any." At wliich the gentleman, high-* ;ly enraged, supposing tlie servant was mocking him, sprang from his , scat mid was proceeding to knock him down, xvhen a third person ar­ rested his arm nnd Cried to him not "Dey aint no nigger on ’.ho lop to strike, saying: "He st-sl-stutters ns w-we d-d-do !" side of iteration/* said a colored man s-s-sninc 1 the other day, putting his hand to liis A frontiersman wns requested by bandaged head, “what can sing a ( the Sheriff to come V? lhe jail and hymn an’ pul do genr on a kickin’ J identify nn inmate who was charged mule at de same time." with a serious offense. ‘ I'll go ami A Texas woman fell over n rai. look I at him, but I’in not going to be and bit her tongue off while'chasing familiar with him until he apologixes her husband with a pitchfork. This for shooting my brothcr-m law last may not come under lhe bead of di­ fall," wns (lie naive reply of the guile­ vine retribution, but it's a plaguey less child of the flowcr-bcspanglcd bad thing on the woman. prairies. "Early to bed” may be conducive Flocsrutti-itM, when yoa bey I). B. De­ to health ; tut then we don't think it Land At Co ’■ Dc»t C’hcwUcnF Sttlcratiut you CeoteiMual year no less than $-5,000,­ hurts a fellow much to sit up any till will find every pep«r weighs a pound. Can you say the esnic about other ealcrstus! 800 worth of fire-crackers . will be eleven o'clock, if he has the right kind of company and the lamp turn­ turned, loose ia the United States. down pretty low. • It is estimated that during this California may stop men from beat­ ing their wives by applying twentyfive lashes to the back, bat won't the husband ninke faces at her, mid pitch lodgings at ary country inn, they say, into her relatives after the lashing ? without a certainty of being immedi­ A Western newspaper says : "Talk ately waited upon by any number of about the wind blowing the grasshop­ big bugs. pers nw»Y ! One of them faced the, gale the other day for an hour, nnd What of the rag-baby ? We have then yanked a shingle offa house for a fan, saying it was awfully sultry." wot heard jtcarcely a whisper Rural hospitality in Spain is highly spoken of. A stranger can't take aihee the St. Lents convention, FOB THE LONG BRICK STORE OF F O R DryGoods Onr Stock of ■ IKc snni@' MODS! are receiving IS NOW ALL IN AND NEW GOODS DAILY, CKR-ZEJVT Walnrflay ami BmxUyexwjiUd. UUily. Ilaaar C. Warrwoarn, II. B. Lsvta»». G/P. * T. A, Chteafn. G«’l hupi., DHrrti- ARB OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines.* Our GRAND INCREASING SALES are proof that the peo­ ple know where »-Hoo«Uy eweytrd 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, u rtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, Black Silks, Table Linens. - Parasols. Hosiery, RAPIDS She is going to the Cen A young lady from Deatsville, Ky. tennral as a champion tbrashei. went to Louisville on day last week to have a tooth drawn, and when the The dreadful fad has been made dentist asked her if she would take gas, she pulled out a hot lie of whis­ public that Wm, A Wheeler once key aud remarked : "This is the kind parted his hair in the middle. If this of gas we take.’’ The tooth was "ex­ is so—but no, no, it cannot be. tracted without pain.” ' EAST AND -W EWT, TO AND FROM GRAHD RAPIDS AMD DETROIT. TA-BIjE. KTATIONH. GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING!! GROCERIES, WALL PAPER. 18179024 BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, CROCKERY, GLAllWAM AMD LAMPS! and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May 16, 1867. KOCHER BROS arrivlDi ■ troUa,SOi Don’t forget it! Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at G, A. TRUMAN'S. WJ* C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADFT. I Drtly. NASHVILLE AGRICULTURAL DEPOT, THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST C B. BUSH. ft. It LKM'ARD. Fort Wayne, Jaclson & Suiiaw R. R. SHORT LINK gRTWREM HARDY & CROCKER, MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH Proprietor*. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF REAPERS, MOWERS, Horse Rakes, Plows, Grain Cradles. Wheel Cultivators, Har r o ws, Corn Planters, and Exprem Grain Cradles, Road Scrapers, lhe Beat Tlakr* in the girt*. Boise Brom, and gel a sample bottle Grain Cradles, Wchlfan MARBLE WORKS BLACK & FULLER, J'toprielnrs. GALE CHILLED aid DIAMOND IRON PLOYS fatly EVERY DESCRIPTION OV TOMBSTOIVES and MONUMENTS, FOR SALE ONLY AT porrhaacd. Ab READ! Carriage and Buggies. MEAT MARKET! CROOK'S TO THE DR. J.fe. LaM RE Wc wll GUARANTEE ROE & CLEVER, llu> |-0_ j Nasatillr, Slicb. ri4, Hd, B1 READ! Sick and Afflicted ! OV NASHVILLE. VICINITY 1 PATENT I Io ba Um beat la the market. READ! Special Medical Aineaaca'l L. ETIOHY ’M Forrian A American “My hoy." said a solemn.visaged Evangelist to a Ltd who- had just Saiitfaction Guarantee/!. ' Pomeroy, and he refuses to support emerged Gom a hair-pulling match . ILutinp, Mich.. Nor. fi, IBIS. him, and prophesies Tilden will nev­ with another boy. “do you expeect to BLACK & FULLER. rave hereafter in lhe land of pare de­ er be elected. light ?*' ’?No," said the lad *Tvc ' bunted'another button ofl'n my Irons-, Doing busies* without advertising era. aud I expects to get licked for it." is a good deal like trying<o borrow » Some persons have a nice way of| flag ou the 4tb of July. (Hitling things. They forgot to give j hanking ibt.pnblie (nr part Cs-vom soMcis « al ranger a nnpkiu who entered a | -• .»■--------------- j *“*’ Infor. U. pnMie lh., Will It ta reported that fikJen is worth leslurant yesterday to get Iris dinner i keep coa»U«Uy o» hand- ... -u u •2,WM),0DB( and that he pays well for and beekoning the waiter to him he said "I've forgotten my handker- F R R 8 II MEATS, 4ii« advertising. chief, I make it a rule never to get ■ . / »a;t • nnd I nnwi kind*, winch will ho told low for cash Tilden is too biller a pill pf "Brick" yonraeli*, and then l.r.ly ran »•>,.« m, mouth on nimble slab. DIVISION. The Reliable Short Lfae Can The hymns for (he opening servi­ ces at a baptism in Winchendom, it be that the little darling is to Mas-., recently, had been agreed up­ jnfo oblivion? on. when the minister questioned bis choreslor as to a hymn nppropriA young Indiana school marm re­ priate after baptism, and the latter cently thrashed thirty-nine pupils in dryly replied, "Pull for the there." one day. nmtu of newspapers and by Bmggls’s to use something for Byareprta and Liver Com­ plaint lhal.yoa know nothing abont. you g« discouraged spending money with but little success. Now to give you satisfactory proof that Chu i Arorsr Flows wilt cure ynu of-Dyepepsia and Liter Complaint with all its eflectK, such aa 8o«r Stomach. Sick Ilradache, Habitual Costlreness, palpi- HEADQUARTERS AT FROM $3.00 to 4.00 each DOUBLE WAGON mm a crocker. CALL JL2ST2D SEE. C. C. WOLCOTT. . »- WNSCLTATtOX FREE. THI The Doctor'■ ehcrgto art- an mnderai* Ibal p-or may rrertre the benefit of hU *XUL �— jCity fiMantey. Seililt nclMtaly for Cart at me $1O: Price to All, aid at 12 MEI’S, YOUTHS’1 BOH1 CLOTHIIG 1-2 Per Ceet Prafit . Worth of Merchandise nt Coat, for the next Plchse give me a call- snw printed ob M boy,’ UM «ftb« NEW BAKERY. ^VLITTllCIl Conrad and finally enjoy the luxuries there- drink, the stomach utterly refusing all nour An eight-year-old boy named Millet, fell frsrtn a cherry tree, at Bsy City,' Monday afternoon, striking on his bead and receiv­ ing fatal injnrica. Clifford Pryor and Etta MoNams*. reel, dem* of Marehall, aged respectively 16 and Centennial trip. last Sunday evening, via Fresh Bread, Rudi, Cakes, Crack­ ers asd Pies A LIjNCH Large Saving by buying their Goodt Much to I ho grief of thsir parents. more people at Middleville on th* 4th- than there wa* injiaeting*. and the New* teds the ‘.ame Ue'ter Nrebvilla. But the fact u ROOM GROCERIES! The body of Robert Rte wart was found of a U. ALDRICH. —Flint & Brady bare moved into their Jiew quarter* on west side of Main Bi. They and then mnftiplind by two. Hinder. MRS. L. O. CROCKER ',0H Samuel Bard, a young boy of Wayland. unJ BuiXer0*1 lhe Basting* Banner. edited by Frogfoot He was after ducks and fell in, and being Dewev. whore foot enntinu- in wnw* *a unable to swim went down before assistance f'prln» MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! finds mere for Cloaks— Pattern* given following topic* nut Sabbath. Morning : to those buying Cloaks ••The Gospel 8h!p-n Krening: “Manhood Bleaching, Pressing, Coloring and re­ present. The few aoooqpliabed the follow ­ Hannah P. Bai'ard, of Niles, while going and Religion.” shaping Old Hats. ing businere: Voted to bare ten months from her father'* farm to a neighbor'*, Fri­ reboot voted to admit foreign’scholar*, and day morning. was attacked by, a viciout dog and badly bittan. Her arm* and limbs to build a rough two-rail fence around the were badly lacerated. large spreading ears waved like swinging tavern signs as he related to ns the virtues of tho house he represented. He was from Monday night, and lest one of bls nhoea. Bellevue, and represents a life Insurance It was recognised and hung up on the Has* Company. tinge House sign to prevent its abstracting —Tbt burden of the harvest is upon our farmers, but for several years the harvest­ ■—Miss Rom Jarrard has completed her ers of Michigan have not suffered so eb boil­ three-munibs term of School in Newaygo ing hot weather as this, and men of muscle Co., and is at home etyoying a short vaca­ tion, after wbioh she will return and teach At three o’clock Monday morning Torrent k Dacy's saw-mill, near Muskegon, bur ned to the ground/ together with considerable lumber, lath. Me. Lobb about 560.000 ; in­ sured for $40,000. Cause unknown. Chas. -Jessup, ia fellow from Charlotte, who was on the Sth insL caught in attempt­ ing an outrage on the person of a little girl, al Eaton Rapid*, was convicted on the lllh, and sentenced to 60 days in the work homo. of prey." Thia time it i« Lona Cneany, of Stephen D. Kerry, a farmer near Mani*Rutland, and the charge is stealing a buggy bare his arms and breast, grasp tbe riekle. and gather the golden grain, for in it ia-hhr a shanty in that city, was mured Tuesday of J. 8. Geer, last spring. marniog. Search was made and his ho ly —There were 664 births in this county was found near the mouth of the river, Thursday night. A careof domestic trouble craxlness and suicide. lift up hia voice and say that the married Saturday morning abont nine o'clock. German Methodists, al Woodland Center, Miss Addle B , only daughter of Asa B. the increase their population * will be dedicated on Sunday* July 30ib, Hadsell, of Bloomfield, cammitled suicide —L. J. Wheeler proposes jwlce a year to 1876. The dedicatory services to be con­ by shorting herself in the right temple with ducted in english at 10 a. m., by Bev. F. L. a revolver. She had threatened to take her life, nnd gave as a reason that no one cared do bo is advertising to sell them at mat. Nagiev, of Goshen, Indiana, and in German far her. ' Her paregs are wealthy, nnd beThis is a golden opportunity for our fanner Elder of the District- A cordial invitation rytliing pleasant around her. D. Matthau. Pastor. —A band of Sevcnlh-Day Adventists have ia given to all. Flint on <hn 14ib. Mrs. Dr. Johnson itnerected a tent on lhe school bouse ground, ger religions meetings, which commences red lasted stranrrty, after wh:ch she was Harveetlng ia fully under way in thia vi ­ taken with griping* and slekncss of the tfowfeht. They came from Hastings, cinity. Tho golden grain bow* steadily be­ stomach. After intense sufferings she ex­ pired. A vial containing strychmno was fore the reaper*. found ia the hnuif. and Dr. Wilson was —-fl&eWrd Collins, of Hastings, ie another Notwithstanding the busy seaaon, a large nfaMo*M> that tolerates old stove-pipe. and pleasant company met nt the residence | eymploma were those of poisoning by atrychof Mr and Mrs. Streeter, en the 12th inrt.,] »’«”■ Fo"’ pUy «larkly hinted at # Thursday. aad with its content*, including where the Lsdlea Society was very pleas Thomae Jacobs, a yardman at the €. & L. antly snterteined. The Society will be en-!«- « R- depot, at Bailie Creek, wan killed tertained by Mr. and M-s. Rufus Brooks a: i"'7 ,,,h\ T?e »*lng warai he ret «ms4. UmUM . icnoineu oy mv. «-». urooss. a< d()w0 o|) jhe jn fronl of |h, depot, —A. H. Fertar. arjfe and Mie Grace Shel­ their residence July 16th. A.l are Invited and it j, *appo«<-d fdl asleep. The express ■ E C., Scc’y. I coming from lhe east at 11:30 probably don of Fruitport, are visiting friends and —-......... । si artled him and he became bewildered so Spring nnd Tie ,1 C-ulK.. will m«l In "-1/ >" ««"•» '• “• ’V _ «... I •»«’ of lhe engine struck him, and doubling —eii, » S«lUi ■ U« offio*. n» B-lnnl.r. | hl Jup br.U fci. b.ck. ,»d .<k«nrtM h? the 2?»d Inal., at 3 o’clock, p. m.; to nomin- Jured him io that he lived but three hour*. •I. J.l.pK. Io Ik. wunlf <> A. „ Tk^p^,. rf ...nh ,,., K.nl.r,. be held in Hasting*, on Saturday, U>o 29tli , owns a huckleberry swamp of 40 acre*, ioat. ; which probably will yield 300 bushel* of Dated, Jniy 18th, 1876. I berrire thia Muon. He ha* an Indian warB» Onnan or Conkthtr. • i ri< r named Jack-on Biackhawk, empluvnd LOCAL MATTERS. ere co their own Bide of the with, Tuesday, Hirer Mary Pedro and Bubhy Franky Frost, eat upon fence. Molly said »he wondered gilayen in NaaWMe/tbat art mighty bard E.T. CHILD & CO Crockery at Cost. DEALERS IN GROCERIES AT COST. MEN’S SUITS FOR $5.00, Pure Linen Coats at 75 cts. each. Dress and Cloak Making, 204 Main St., Jackson. . CUTTING AND FITTING. Done In the Lateal Fn*lilon»!-!r Style*.,— STOGA BOOTS, $2.75, WOOL CARDlW? Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per lb. Walnut Bins, with glass $12.oo The Nashville Cardiug Mills Marble Top Bureaus, do $18.oo Good Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco, 45 cts. Everything Else in Proportion. Price. ID Cents jer ID., or 12! where I FmisD Oil. Having had a . . LlRtE EXPERIENCE Nashville, Mich., July 15lh, 1875. Call And See L. J. WHEELER. 204 MAIN STREET 204 1876 Buy Your TEAS' of 1776 BOISE TJITO'S Guarantee Perfect Ssli-Mn. -L w. rowles, Prop. Cente nnial new lh eiiy: Stockmann & Willyard. DRUGS, MEDLINES, CHEMICALS, SALE and BOARDING STABLE, NASD VILLE. MICH. LIVERY STABLE! DYE-STUFFS, School nnd Wi-^rllanenu. BOOKS. STATIONARY. WALL PAPER. PAINTS, OILS, COLORS VARNISHES, BRUSHES, S»ritcal Instruments, Trass, Etc., WM. VENN. Pmopbictor. At Bitgood’a old stand, Nashville, Mich. TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES.' TEAS. COFFEES, SPICES, Floe Tobaccos aid Citars. GEO. M. SAVAGE & COc COLUMN At the residence of the bride's father, In Maple Grove, July 19U>; 1876, by Rev. Jore-pl: S.Preston, enisled by Rev. Cordelia A, Fawny Whitefish. Boots & Shoes at Cost ' Mr. Vxxx has bad several years experi­ Indian with bia face all aglow with war­ Cloituag. Boots and ffbere, Hat* and Cape, paint raised up in about one foot at them. ence in the livery bn>iness *nd is prepared to furnish all who wish with a good rig, Crockery. Groceries, ate., which will conand at pricer corresponding with the close them. —Hartford Day Spring Mid a spree- HATS & CAPS AT COST, 204 MAIN STREET 204 Summer Style* At Prices that Defy CotnprtlUuu. •arvtul ilrivrr*. i -ofiraahriUs. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO., OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEW CROP OF WOOL! .Robert Alexander, a brakeman on tho Detroit. Lansing.1 Lake Michigan raiboad H'uol sent by rail will be carded with while attempting l» gain an entrance into n house of ill-repute. al Greenville, July 17th. promptness and returned per direction*. was struck upon the head by Ellsworth, the seems as though one might run a big foun­ proprieler, inflicting a dangerous scalp dry in thia weather'with out spending a cent wound. ■vc.unierrtaad ii« has thought wf returning Xa*hrnir, Mich; Feb. Sth, tr«- FURNITUREI Nora Gleeson, a girl fifteen years old, was —A gentleman came up to ua the other drowned in the’ Cboclav River, four miles day whose appearance made ua glad. The from Marqnrtle, July 17th.' A party were dash-board of his shirt was ornamented with hie wife in a terrible manner, a few days studs about tho site of crab apples, bis hair M. P. Bnrch, pt Grand .Ledge. conwas divided immediately upon the meridian, wd In jail at (hi* place laat week for conby a eivil rngineer, no doubt; his luxurimpt of court. It ie «ald that he epit toicco juice in a dog'* eye. during a juetic* the Christian Sabbath School election two moustache bung over the entrance to bls provision <^pol like a great Borrow, and bis court session.—Charlotte leader. CLOTHING AT COST CASH HOUSE. MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS ’ ell is worth doing welL’ DRY GOODS AT COST, Mrs. E. C. Eittinsrer -Tbo Hastings board of education baa or laughing stock of the country round-a-bouL dent; Jam Sixty Days, at Ileal and Imitation Lace*. ffeal and Imitation Hatr Geoda, Edward P. Pierce's dwelling in Grand Rapids, burned yesterday, with moat of its At Lansing,' Friday, Tommy Keaton, a DRY GOODS, GROCLHXES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHEtfG, NOTIONS. <fcC., &.C., ifcC. ttT*' Cash Purchaseri will make West. Herring, per box.. LEE BROTHERS And join in tho chorus with I hose that arc already singing : This is the Tea I long have sought, And mourned because I found it not. THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF ~■ In Nashville and sell them at the Smallest Profit. — J You ean bny StraifiM “A" for 11 cents, Granulated 111 cents, Yelloi C ID cera; And other Groceries equally as low in price. NEW FIRM? NEW GOODS? NEW BRICES 10,000 Wines and Liquors ! Fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, sweethearts anti children, can be FOR MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL FUR- FOSEd ONIA. BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW JJRM, Do you want Dye-stnfln? Do you want lUiata and Oils? Do yon want a good Book for the I IN THE BRADY BRICK. Home Circle ? of Glass in Nashville, at Do ytm want School Books ? 'J Griffith & Durkee: Bellevue Flour Do yon want a Prescription filled j wi,hc“”! IF SO, IRLD. ’ Richest mid Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. Call nnd Hoe C DRUGGISTS. GRFFITH & DURKEE, BOISE BROS. > NftshviHe, Mich. �■ 1 Youth, mfaMte and « j rcprttK-uted ; so were 1 miimbt-ni were Iwrn ib Engtand, two tn^ I IreUnd, two fa SooUu>4,oo« ta *** «*» 1W»‘- l<it u,« rrert. and. ftwreing Uirir rovtarar*, slid mi WrtBjrj _____________ ____ offioant dsa.1. Tt>*v titoti proewaded to a ton aita. uro of hta tim- in etudylng our in-Utu- mt? wbarn tiwy fanmtrlv workrd and romIkiiHt. It taaekHowiMigi*! on aX luuxta that b* ta Ibe moat wnnbte “groat uua" from abroad wbu ha* evwr been among ua. —Lettawfrotn White ’Htaj-m Hiy-ri Vi । I ’ > 1 ' —At> unpteaaaut omtroven<y te taroat cued batwneu Mr. «r*l Mrs. Tilton concernin'; tho gusrdfaueliip of their mx> italpli. They were mippowd to have cmnpnmiiMd on tho children by agreeing that ho should have tho thrm girl* and oho the two boye ; but lately Mr. llltohinduood Itadpli to vteit him. whan, putting him into a carriage ho drove over to. New Jenwry. ■ [From tbs CatrnnsbuTg (Pa.) Herald.) On Wadxvwday morning lagt We made a visit to an httereaUng mound, ootilin­ ing the remains of a large number cf human bodies. ‘This mound is one of two situated on the farm of Wm, Boon, the fcnrdeiw, novera! t!trn*before they reached tlie river.. They tatped into tbo water and attexffpted to eiaeajte aero**, but were atoned to death by too outraged workfaeu. • ' -Baywood Grsrtt waff hte^ad atRdroe Grt. on Friday of last week for arson. On Ute scaffold he oonfereied to bavmg Hille 1 four men. one of whom was Gea. Hindman, of tho Coofedaraio army, at Helena, Ark.’ —Gov. TUden baa commuted tho sentence of highest ground in a Sold near tiro Boon xertidcnoc. It has- been almost entirely tho case, but public sentiment 1* strongly against hanging a woman—something not done la that State for fifty year*. rXffjLNCI4J,. aJl-D /NJ» t-NT/lfwU-. , -Up ta Mowdag. Jfcly 10-targ m«jU»A-» 3.07A1M pomotm liar! virdtctl tlni tbo Kalional Centaantal Exposition at Philadelphia, aud tho total cash roceipta were fG81,530. —OoL ■ Berko, tbo agent at Bundwg Bock, --Tho Brm of Tho*. Wtagata ATta-.’shiptaUmitM tho Indiana in the Big Horn country at 10,000 wurkn. If thia bo tho case, tne combined force* of General* Terry, Crook and since; Uabihtio^.WOO.OOO. —Tbo Chicago Coromon Council ha* primed Gibbon will scarcely be a match for the aavan order to extinguish all tim street lamps ex­ cept those at the street corner*. The tax­ fighter* aro to be brought to terms by haring —Officer* of the Eteventh Cavalry have been thetr water supply cut off, and the private ordered to Join their regiment immediately. sewers on their premise* diacounnoctcd with —JI la now stated Nh»t ^Cuatar'a heart was the genital system. i < taken cut fnii-placo^ on a/pota around width the retfikiitedanced, after "the yellow-haired —One of lhe fsat.lraiua running over the chief" was shot in tlie bead by tho chief IlainPennsylvania railroad l as further roluced lie in-the-Fare. A largo force of hoelilo ravageotieamped near For} holly. Dak., probably rate* to DO conta per 100 pounds for) fir*\ sec­ ond, and third dan* freight, from jtaw Yflfk lo allies'qf Hitting BsUJatia <* lSnbl are in the Chicago, and 15 rente per 100 pounds for vicinity of tho river agsnoiM for the nurpoae of procuring armu and ammunition for thoeo in fourth and r;tecial classes, iq lota of not less lhe field .qpposiuc, u,0 Ga^erugietta Vrotn than 5,000 pound* each. Contract* have also these ^vjgrtCAliA wArc in tho jBgbt agdlnel been made bytld* line it these i ates to last Ilakota and Utah, agalaat the Kloux Indiana. Uy Wade, tor the erection of an rapieatrlan alalue ot Oen. Curt«<m WMfatagtaa. Ry Loader*, fas tb* Immediate utHiratem trf goM and silver taUUqa, by. WrUOcstro ot a ralne to encourage lhe coining Uiereof, end to make the standard direr foliar s Custer, came tSS report of tbo mutilation of Carter'* rnmaina.. —July 12, the anniren-ary of the Battle of tho Boyne, wa* pretty generally observed all men, who -walked"to their hearts' contaaiL —The Ulinoia ITolubiticiiUin have noaitaslt d With lhe excaption of a email row at Montreal candidates for the State office*, with Dr. James (such sa would be likely to happen any where F. fimpaon. of Grocno county, al tho head for or on any oceMtan), they suffered no molreta- you, with great propriety. aa,I think, hav* deeUnetl to t»«urr,Mtfxpjn^ Utel what eccura to t>« Catenet, or between a ntemlwRrf the Cabtact and tho Exectiro nffleially h privileged, and that a committee of Coegreaa have no right lo demand an anvwer. I appreciate Use poaltlon yon r auutr ^1 on th I* qn retina, but Seg to relieve yvu from all ubUgaUon of aecrrey on tbif anbjeet; anil dortra not only that yon may answer aU qnrotloua asked relating to it, bntwish that all member* of my Cabinet and ex- people tall lhs«Mttvua,'-or' aro accidentally killod, erf lets, ae dio^a nature} death. -Ile4-fta»!-Ur.i'th Juclian chief St' UlS B.xiUed Tail Agency, reports haring a recent interview with Sitting Bull afo^io^amp- of th* latter, in which bo raid tliM l^does not iotend to moW any one oouLh 0TMio BImV Hill*, but will tight the whitesln that Occntry m long as tho question in unsettled, and If not ssltlcd as long as he lives. ' —SilUng BuH-a band m •15,000 or *20,000 in muM Cuaisr and his men, aa tho] bman< had JuAl been paid off when tbqy iel ’on IJnooln. and had had no chancs toiqsl it. Tbia b* noy will enable fitting Bail to> nitlon as ho may need fur « —hoi-via. at the preaeut time, I* tho ----- * (MUadiao M<*t at thopolfcs aro wU»t l „ „., and pillage ani^robUeg aro flouriabing. Arm* have been distributed very promtactiotudy, aud aro used by tbo marauder* against farmer* and lauded proprietor*, who defend tlipnuelro* and tlielr property with groat difficulty. —War nows from tho East is unsatisfactory. Both aides claim victories, and neither appear* disposed to admit defeat. From latest accotuita tbo advantage appear* to be In farOr of the Rorvlanv, Osman Pacha having attacked them and met with severe repulao and great Jo**. 1 be Servians, upon the qthcr hand, ap- cd being iu a terrible condition. —The parties who wore responsible for tlib killuig of tho foreign (innate st Salonicx, re­ cently, have been sentenced aa followa: Tlie .Chief of Police ba* been dognded from iua rank, and has Oftoon year*- penal servitude. Tlie oommaudor of the Turkmli frigate is Re­ graded front hi. rank, aud han ton year*’ itoijirisoumcut. Tho commander of tho citadel ita* three yearn' rtHiffnmuentln the fortre**. —'Ilfcortteially reported bytiiqKorviaii au­ thorities Out during'the attack on Ku.* Vmorot,3lic Turk, placed Christian women and childxen in the iutronchmeuta, art! many of them wore killed br Uia tiermn fire'. —After Parliament adjaorns. some twcnlyfovm member* pf that body, including Jacob Bright, fir Charles Dilks and John O'Connor Power, intend to vodt the Centennial. CaXGKESSlOXAl.. TwrcU aa th* mlrr of New York city for more than trtehe years *B<1 said that during that time, when Tammany Hall waa hi ita fxvrer and plory, ander Twrrd.'tbe gtuttrjuiB from Ohio (Cox) lilbuffht hi* 1 hi* (Coa1*) taking hla earpet-bag trnexi Ohio, he bad al*ayt maintained bf* right of lacrwnockei, and bo bad .the right to co back to New York tn long a* be was good and ju«t, Lamar got the ficor arid •poke of the Hapiborg affair as dUgracefol and terrible, hat be denied that Ha elrci*nStane'-s dic ary Committee that he wfll not answer .pirsiion* regarding CMrtntt weenrta, even If J-aeific ItaffYnad acta, which Wa* roa.Tby Mr. Lltil-. ttio President has given his consent, a* ho A lively,nnnteat occurred orrr lhe reference of the bill. E-ltnunds and' Thtimai <u>p<*><rt'ita refer­ President and bis Cabinet officers are priv- ence to the Baitroad Caznmlttra an the ffround that this ouumUten was boatile lo the bill, sod favored Ueged. its rrf< r nos to th* Judiciary Cotutu litre. West -Gen. Terry ia anxicu* tn Join force* with and Mitchell repelled the charge of favoritism Crook, make plana for mtbjogatiag tborav- toward the 1‘adfic railway. The bLU was fl-ally agea. and execute them without regard to any question* of seniority. Terry is tho ranking —W. H. Bowaa, an ex Con federate GeuoraJ from Louisville, offer* a regiment of ill* comradar for service against tho Sioux. ' —The IdtartWTiyliraa in Crook’s^ front num­ ber throe hu qnij.Ht 1**’ no do<[i; erfhia ability to whip thorn, aud would do ao but that such a. victory would bo ont Imitoii of reaiilto. When ho i« reinforced by Gon. Merritt’s Fifth Cavalry be intcude. to attack ?M*&iL land hopro to oud the caml>siRntaHh one Sectairo Wow. -Ex Bccretary Briatow has replied lo tho rrcaidenC. letter granting pentwoion to an■wor queaijona propounded by lhe Houae Ju­ diciary GiBifMiCReMill ooiufldeni himself *• —T»ta Qabmro secrete. Hla opinion on %'& robjoct wa* repeated) v stated to approval. Ju, withdrwwal doe. net modify hia duty in this renpect. m ij, *ecmt to him that ■■such an ixxpxiry ^n^onisufcee of Coagrero tend* to the absorption, if th. complate deatniotion. of executive power, and to the eatabliabment of * purely legislative goverri- Th® deepest Atlantic soundings over made were about ninety miles north of tho Island of BL Thomas, in 3,875 fath­ oms. Tho pressure was so great at this immense depth that bulbs of the ther­ mometer, made to stand a pressure of , throe tons, broke. HALF A DOLLAR WK1 Pacta Itai r^E" BflaW CH1C*CO W^LEDGER LEDGERS* CHICAGO For the Next Half Year. (Mgyjgfi For tho Noxt Half Year. $26Cun Actually TO $50 PER DAI be Made with tho XWell Auger • la Che Grand.Ota _ MUSTANG LINIMENT THI VIBRATOR” JVIBRA'OK HOtUIE-PoWKR. •*<! Witl b-T- a* Uw rate of IK FEET PER HOUR. They taro- trum 3 TO 6 FEET IN DIAMETER, panie* for tbo benefit ot U.r employe*, when fonvtrated CaSalf giie, t, run, pricey Ac., prating engaged in malarial districts. The highest Ire- c*tr advertieemente bend jWe. AddrrvB timotiial* have Wen given by contractor* and by lhe - I’rroldenta of twwie of tlie leading rail­ road* In the South and Weak When men are BLOOMFIELD, DAVIS CO, IOWA. c jnsregaled in largo number* in tho neighbor­ hood of swamp* arid rirera. Wilbofl’A Tonic will prove a valuable addition to tho stock ot modicitiM, and will amnlv reward the company in the saving of time, labor and money. We recommend it to alt G. R Fisur A Co., Pro- GREAT WESTERN WELL AUGER CO, R8THMA. ------------------------------- --- -------------- Gun Work* have consented to extend tho time to wliich their premium certiflcxtes expire". >o Aug. 15th. Bo bunt up your old pspere of tbo iKTS AN EXTBA FBICE U uraally sold for mis and Beedi cleaned by thto machine, for extra d*nUnoM.' IN TI1K WET GRAIN of 1OT.UUM wan iptataatfaUy th. ONLY MACHINES that could run wit&to>M or ecnnwuiy, doixg tet, tborvusb and perfect work, vie* c-Um BUtrlffiM. AGENTS 2! 5 $5 to J20 A fact worth remembering—Five eenta' worth of .Sheri-tan's Cavalry Condition Pomlrrs. given to a linrao twice a week, will save dpnblo that anion nt ht grain, and tho horse will be fatter, stacker, and every way worth more money Ilian though lie did not IF IXTniFATKTl In Threshing or Grain Italdng, •[■vty to onr n-*r»« P*al*r. or write to n« for iUnrfmted <Ircntar (wnt trw), Riving foil partlculani of £ix>«, Stylra, I'licea, Trrn-.«, ole, JHcWj, Shepard Jb Co., Asas RATTLE CREEK, MICH J. B BUKGK.* Tlie Skin WITH ITS MILLIONS OF PORES, WANTED. ■>«<■»Hr *”(».. Tho following circular, in rognnl to cheap । >08 tn go oil thiriVclam mail mat­ tassrtSan ter, hnn been issttod by the Postmaster General: Wumjxnux, D. Vafjirty 1», 1W«. ‘f Hi*: The following section of a law has been passed .by Congress and approved by the 8ki:. 15. Thai transient newspapers and xaagaxinee. rcgnlar publication* dmigned primarily for advertising purponc*, or for free cirenlation at nominal rate*, and all printed matter of tho third elaae, except nnncalod circular*, eliall be admitted lo and be tranemitted in the malls, at the rate of 1 .■ont for every two onrcca, or fractional part duCMi and rx*ciiw-4 by -the to |wv lhe pMTiaax good chroMter of Bolku»f>. NxXWV. Itelph B. I^vw, of lowe, Henstoi* Alliaon aa<l Wright, Gen. Baser. Oen. fi. V. Benet, Oeu. A. A. BuwjibHiw, Gen. It. B. Marcy, Jndjje Advocate General l>unn,.A«aockte Juttoe Miller, of the 8u- Notue.-Tbe Uotue panwd a tall for the e*ut> UBhtneutof two aiidllional military poet* on the YeUowatooc river, in lhe region <rf the boeUk !ndtaoa....Balnea, Chairman of the Committee on tertrrf etacUou era/. declaring Darrvll, the »ltILM uutnltx, cutlUed to a max.. . Th. ULU pro. vtalnr for the ~ta of th. Fart Keakrfay D«x) military rroerraUou. Nebrrai*. was pMs.-d ... Hewitt, from the Committee <mi Foreign Affair., rnp-.rt.-d bark the rjaolutlrt dri-Urtog ttfwU.m of Bobert C. Schenck, yhii* United |uteaJtlm.for to England, In becnmmg a Director of Uir Emma Mine Company, and hi* operation* tn ronnerUou with •liana of eaid ecnnpaoy and render* thereof, aa Ulailytoad, uufortunato, and Incompatible with the dutle. „• lie pauik-u. Adopted without dwnMlon dug over, and ita proportions destroyed. A abort Ims suice, Mr. Boon, needing stone for some purpose on his farm, re­ moved tlie earth at this elevation, and wm surprised at the regularity of posi­ tion presented by the stones, it evidently appearing,that they wer- placed there in some systematic order. Another pecu­ liarity also presented itself, aud that wan that there were many kinds of stone de­ posited there, some of them originally from distant localities. This led him to more closely investigate the mound when he found evidences of an extensive bur­ ial place. On careful observation, it was manifest that one-half of the elevation Luul Imtu nt Homcremote time dinturbed. In that part of Urn reibiundf* which ho jn«pecirol bo found the. remains of nt h-aflt eleven or twelve hnmra bodies. These rcmaina were very much docayed, even tlie bent preserved presenting but fragment^ of the bontm. The flat and spongy bonea had almost uniformly disnpjienrtxl, rad in moat case* the long bones broke at a touch, tthowing that tbo bodies io which they belonged had boon placed there a great many years ago. In some inatanoce the ribs, jaw bonea, rad teeth, and tho phalanges of tho brads rad feet were passably-well preserved. The bodies seemed to have been ar­ ranged according to a very peculiar sys­ tem. Mr. Boon informed ns that he found in each in* trace the bodies radiat­ ing like the rays of a star from n central boulder against which the head of coc.li body .wm placed. Underneath the shoul­ ders of each he found a flat, shelfy kind of stone. The remaining stones need as a wall of separation or a covering (this was hard to determine, from the advanoed stage of decay), worn systeiAatically placed or built, so that they overlapped and made it difficult to remove them un­ less the keystone could.be first found. With Mr. Boon’s assistance we bared the earth from the stones in one place and saw something of thoir peculiar dis­ position. In this case the body has Ixjcn entirely amalgamated with tho surround­ ing earth. The peculiar nature of the noil, uud lhe shape of tho body— which could lie traced—indicated the certainty of thia, assimilation. Wo se­ cured some of the beat specimens of tho bones. There is every evidence -Ihat tho per­ sons whose bones had thus been discov­ ered dial tong since, possibly centuriea ago. Tlie noil containing their remains is elevated rad dry, rad the surronndingn, one would think, favorable to their long pre nervation, and yet as intimated iu some instances only the slightest trace of their existence could be obtained. Who were these people? Who placed their bodice here 1 Were they of a pre­ historic rnc< ? Tiro Rome (Go.) .Vtnw has this : “On Bsturdsy night, an Jonas Kinebrew, col­ ored, was wearily meandering homo­ ward, as he neared the center of the rail­ road bridge, lie wits attacked by s bulldog. Jonas was the happy poseeasor of an old rusty pistol, which he let fly at the dog’s head. This was like sliding fuel to the Ore, rad the dog made after tlie negro, who turned rad hit iiim over the bend with what ha relied a skeleton lantern. The light was not extinguished by tho air, rad the frame' being firmly fastened around tho dog’s neck, his throat was burned until life was cx- aten of the Mouth Oarolto* matter was iul*ri|uentjy reopened by Hoge aa< cootiaued by Ora, aosh ' op*ai lug ot the other as the carpet-baggeg from but Hoc* aaytita b- bad esrpet-bagrfaakoM 4 kna|>sack, lo which Cox reiterated, with an Intima­ tion that tiogv nrodsd B ku.orar* to carry all that he had picked up. Footer called upon ItejnueaiBtaUvra from Oeorgls to atop these Infernal outraxea. true, tnw with tn. Item. Jnara trisa.HLggvssb A NOVELTY. ounce* or fractional parte thereof; and the master of any * Join of lhe lldrd-claaa mall matter may wnto bi* or her name or addrran that ein, or on tlie outside thereof, with the word ••from" abov- or preceding the same, or may write, bristly, or print on any package, the number and names of the articles inrioBtd. I’«bJi*hcr» of newnpap4.ni and periodicahi may print ou tho wrappera of newapajrer* or wagaxinM aenl from Um office of publication to regular tartiacnltens the time lo which suhacriptioti taareof has been paid ; and addre.ro* upon j-cstal card* aud annealed circular* may lx, either written, printed, or affixed thereto, al the option of the sender. ■•SsTfltl. That all acta or paita of acta in con­ fl ct with the provMton. of Usm act are hereby PEERLESS s On lumeaiod circulars, and all mailable mat­ ter of Hi* third cla**, other than that desig­ WRINGER! AM nated hi the foregoing aMtioo, postage will l«o charged from the Praaidcnl tr*n»miu>ng reports, from On. Khrrmaa ana Maj. G«x>. Terry. Ju .re—Gen. & h. fknrgia. Colonel of the Sevrnth apanae to lbs msoiat an. ratling for information <*»>Uy (of winch Carter rn Lieutenant Colonel), give* il a*In. optakm that the Govwnmrut wUJ have to call for mounted volon- and DlpkmmUc appropriation MH... tecr* to.qarUUo lndi»o war, and that it will providr for Uv roortrocikm.irf two rr tak. ^1m| 7 Oto jprtidta^ltaed cAvalryraru ou th* XlltaiUlblU tivM wa. jart d. and Martxw Approbation Mil wa* d: to do tbo work. ' ber improved war nlwawa. ;T-ie latart cf Uiewe ironclad*, the Thundoiw, white on a trial trip a few day. /moo. exploded ouo vf l>er Ixvttev, kdliuK lyrenty 'ivo perron., fiaty oUroro were Udiy m^d. —Arthur Mur**, agwi 37, a vou of llio tato Prof. 8,ft By JUiy..wB* kilted E>y roe iWon the Pucilebarirrto railroad uuar New O.lean* a fewdaystancc. Mr. Mnrro wm sitting on th. Mil of ISA taiXform of a crowd* d paa-emrer ear, from wludi be wm thrown bj a smUen an heretofore--! cent fur each sIWr: “Uw Fathers” were not old m«n. you to tall on our neckCox ridiculed Foster's expraeaten, about f*Lllo< on the neck* of Foutbern The average age of ton ngnen of the mm. sncTraked blm why h« bad not fallen on tbc Declnnitioi. of the Fourth of July, 1776, nrcka of Pratt. Yaryaa, tiyrr, J. writ sad (-tbera. an I scarcely reached 45 years — John MnXee, Me Donald. Jwyee, Babcock, Mane «fod Hnnoock, the President, was but Avery, and would even rather embrace a barrel of 39 years old. The six oldest repre­ crooked wi.teky, [Izod laurbter and mneh eocrfu- sentatives were Benjamin Franklin, sped stou.) Tb* (tepnMtean aide <rf the Hnuae fasti do70; Stephen Hopkins, aged 60; Francis Ixrwi*, aged 63 ; James Smith, aged 68; Matthew Thornton, aged 62; rad George Taylor, aged 61. The neven youngest were Thomas Lynch, Jr., of South Car­ olina, aged 27; Edward Ruttodgr, of South C«oUna, aged 27 ; Thwowts Bay­ re. ’ U was the Repota 1 which yoo war* Um ward, of 8o«th Carolina, aged 20; Ar­ fa betayl Twroff hia thur Middleton, of Soutf Carolina, agrtd ■«*«ybMy taoro that I 33 ; Thomas Jeffersc^ of VtrgiwM, taM 33 ; Elbridge Gerry, of Maaaachn-rttx, aged 32 ; Benjamin Ruah, of Petinaylvenia, aged 31. The difference of age between Franklin; the oldest member, and Lynch, the youngest, was 43 years. A Great Offer. Tarrant’. NcKxer Aperient. mKSSCkwK* Stem 9* wmuMw*. th 4 N-i-M. RokkI ■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-07-28.pdf.pdf 19e6e1e448b84155026ab003d604f764 PDF Text Text ORNO STBOMO. Idlar .naBtaFrtrtw- Progression. No Retrograding.” ■NASfrVlLIffi BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JULY 28,1876. “Are jtoa!” says Sydney Wilmer, as ^Directory. afcwkrin VILLAGE OFFICER & - uu 1 ord gravely rubbed the end be checked his horee in the middle of “A promise is a promise, the rood. “ Yes; why don’t you drive closer!" lhia (Ouri« Tiribly brigbteud) ; '»> I —!•«> ><- (Thwinter dar, ' pretty faoe donded again.) Where are Rrfngr * wtoJ'SS to £~t Abo mar th. mMiU. “»» ’roodB ,he «,cn' “0, did you waul to go home with “Of course I did. I’d have gone home long ago it I could have got aS JMrirtiq. 'w»irrtA» cnuRCH-c. C iisrrnoDWT episoopal church-k. l tai ini Bat «mr flytag. . Cate* Umjt XaHsswl Victory <a criinaon wia« I Xapeac-miariMW-oinof tbftrtrirwj - N^^ilnKS’ sKjaararxaiES. ' JWrrfcrj. ■ L'.' “Nor will the expedition be unprofit­ able to me,”said Mrs. Grimford, gravely. “Tlwro are many choice varieties of adiantum and aapleniurn'to be found iu those woods, and my collection of nk-‘ nyt to read reports or study paleontology, but to slip out tx> the garden, where Syd­ ney Wilmer was sitting by a great rosstree that carpeted the velvet grawi with ing-brbeee.’ ' l,f’ ; ■(; Syd^Y(I !8J!d^°J^‘I:,un BO m‘B’ “Well,'madam,” said Sydney, in ac­ cents of the coolest deliberation, while Carrie clung frightensd, and yet smiling, to his side, “ I sluUl be happy to hand jqu off that reckon one condition.” ’ ''Condition I What do you mean, sir?” exclaimed the indignant matron. “ Simply this, Mrs. Grimford! I want to marry your daughter. But Carrie, like a too-dutiful child, will hot become my wife witliout your consent.” “Which rite will never have,” replied “Very well, madam I” and he shook " You’re-not going to leave me heref” . “Currie, what . »* tho matter?” shrieked Mrs. Grimford, in a panic of MJilL UJifMFOUp ’S DAUGHtie cried, hastily going toward te “Unless you comply with my condi­ herand Carrie told him, to the bdtt or her ability, what the >nrt- tion, I moot certainly shall.” assiduously employed in fastening dried ter was.’ “And that condition is—” 5 butterflies on a sheet of pasteboard, with Is that aRV” ho asked, when tho re­ " Your consent to my marriage with an “ Encyclopedia ” lying on the table cital was finished. your daughter.” M 0. ELLIS. “ Isn’t that enough !” she replied, pit­ beside her, and a magnifying glass affixed “Caroline,” cried Mrs. Grimford, “willjou be a witness to this—this atro­ cious conduct and not interfere !" . CLEMENT SMITH. normal developments with which this " Never mind, petite. It will be all “Sydney won’t let me have a voice in century is afflicted, fatniliarlv known as right. So she won’t consent to our mar- the matter, mamma, at all,” said Carrie, Yfliftfl, 6hTl Whit shall we do, Carrie— “ strong-mihidsd stfctnin.^ * demurely. “He says he doesn’t believe' A sparse, prim, hard-featured matron, elope quietly I” in women's rights!” FLINT if BRADY. one who believed in " women ’ s rights, ” “ O, Sydney, yon know I would never Mn;. pnxn ord gavc * hollow groan. INEYH anJ 1'oansenora alia*. Ofllce, marryxrithont bar bin^ont,” 1 ’ 0 i j M|. Wilmer touched Iris hot*) slightly I alite of Malni’lnvl. Naahvllle,Mtehlrm. And arlf two livds to be made miaer- w. k Yb oSs, UNION HOUSE ALE. C. BUXTON, Mrt. M. J. TIMMERMAN. JOHN M. ROE. CHAS. W, DEMARAY. D. JV. LINCOLN. TXEALEIL In Grate ica . mJ FroM U Good*. FcmUhiR Good*, ? E PARADY. J. B. RASEY, luisa liorwl* WEBSTER HOBBS. DI.ACXSM1THS. AU A Usds of work In tee BteekJj smith and Iloraaahorlan line allofted U> promORNO STRONG. P. J/OXL£Et SON, ■PROPRIETORS of tbcWoIrcrinc MUI. Tlwrxxl A rcpalalian of Ihrac Mills Is conShned by lh« ^tUcellanmf TOHN Q. CRESSY, W 0U.JQR.11 T H. LEE, v» Deputy Sheriff, JAMES FLEMING, Wctalcr 8ii Jeweler, fatly repaired and mirrantcd. MONEY TO LOAN I 01 .1 jfrwd tel I«UU Srcarilin, $300.00 und UPWytRVS »“ • OM !X»5C -WMK. L. RV88M.L. Ofiraovar J. RoMeiite atore. Riari»4»,Mteb. jy.M. JONES, ELIHU CifIPMAl Justice of the Pt Vaslirille, Mich. General OonBtyancin^. MONEY TO LOAN amounted to 2,670;874. Our regular army is about.30,000. Our naval forcer consisted on July 15, 1874^0! 48 iron­ The following statement, compiled clads, 63 other steamers and 26 sailing from the “Statesman's Year Book for 1876,” exhibits the comparative military MiaroKTUxxs or avocttaarvi. And naval strength of the nations of the world : A writer in the Cincinnati Oaeolte anjs: Beginning with Austro-Hungary, we The peculiar misfortune of a wbmin find that her standing srmy, which is thus gifted is that she is separated by modeled after that of Prussia, num­ her genins from general society. Thin bers, on a wor fooling, 838,700 men. ii s jxmalty which all iraeh persons feel' Austria has also 25 fortrwiecs of the- keenly. There arc few men who first and second rank, and a navy of 47 are sufficiently her equals in'talent to h team cis. command her respo&L Then, is for Tho standing Army of Belgi’im is love matters, it may lie asked, who is formed by conscription, and amounta, there tliat would fall in love with upon a war footing, to 98,770 men, 10,628 such a lioness? Let none envy that horses, and 152 guns. Besides this degree of talent .which must cause per­ standing army there is a Garde Na­ petual desolation. If Miss Diclmmon tionale, numbering 400,000 men with the ever marries, it must be the act of> re®rvc. condeeoeurion. Women of talent, when Tira forces of Denmark comprise they takj a husband, must view him aa 47,925 men, and 1,328 officers on the “ the woiker vessel.” Mrs. Sigomucy, war footing. Her navy contain 31 ■for instance, was in her day a noted steamers with 314 guns. tpoet, _,t but who __ _____________________ o___ over heard of BigourThe military forcee of Franco are in a [ npyj WM merely a Hartford carpet ARMIES AND NIVKH. rrfk">6iiHrrAr» dKA+af. “*»*<*» °i-» **;•. ■ hwd Bl a Ji Ute pall and apade mi npco It—auddrnjy. ar * tamcitelU.» steep witliout-hurting it!. When he folds it whip tjy’m witt forty rods, wb|ch is said to make a Fur-long. f .p f A small boy; could not sec the neces­ state of reorganization on a basis of a deaiorf unknown beyond tho limits of sity of repeating a liistory leeeori, having now “loi rur le recruitement,’’ which i^e. been told that liutory repeats itself. enacts that “ Tout Francais doit le ser­ Jenny Lind threw herself upon an in­ “Do you 16ye me still, John!” whisvice militaire personnel. ’’ Th® nominal ferior । fellow, whose name she has been ।jierod a sdnsiKvc wife to her husband. strength of the French army upon a war compelled ( to wear, and Mrs. Stowe Im.'. <“Of course I do—the etilldr the better,” footing as given in the returns for 1873 (always ranked above her excellent has- t answered the stupid -husband. was 757,727 men and >142,288 horses, jImmmI, the Professor. And Mre. BidHer navy contains 62 iron-clads, 264 un- (dons, too, that famous tragedienne ! armored screw-steamers, 52 paddlo- •There must have been a Mr. Siddons, Kteamcrs and 118 sailing vcseels, wilh a ;but, though be was a clover player, he Ir any one ahopld ask you, tbp differ­ total of 67*2 guns. , was lost in the grandeur of his wife. ence between Belmont Driving I*ark and The German Empire jxmbcmcs on ;Nobody ever heard of Siddons, except ‘ the natives of Fiji, answer that one is a army on a war footing of 1,273,346 men, (m a piece of masculinity attached to a race eburoe and theothcr a coarse race. 81,195 officers, 281,542 horses, and 2,700 wonderful woman. SmT" didn't want any more; had alguns. The empire has 37 fortresses, of Mrs. Scott-Siddons is now in Austra­ which number 26 aro in Prussia. Her lia, i and will do well if she there gets 1rcrulj- had a nurf-'est,* was what a seaproper sphere, and trampled on by the ablc because the thinks matrimony a bothtagf young lady said after being “Stop!" cried Mrs. Grimford. “I navy consists of 11 iron-clads, 57 steam- rid of her drunken busband. This fol' ■ tyrant man ! mistake 1” he asked, gravely. consent—but it is under protest I” ora, and 5 sailing vessels, carrying' 472 । low attended her during her last year’s 1tipjwvl over by a roller and trying to . -Mkt AiMmfari. toad AM. J Q sitM 3&ie*e ________________ .... _ ie’s pretty "You can proteat all you like," said guns. HTeam under water. :* ! . engagement in this country, and was 1 being a man herself—what with a deep head drooped like a rose in the rain. Mr. Wilmer, satiating his mother-in-law Bourn ’s opinion as tohis new sister : The maintenance of a standing army generally drunk st the tavern white she voice, a bearded chin, and a figure quite Sydney watched her quivering lip and elect into the carriage. in England in time of peace, witliout was electrifying tho audience^. Mrs. “Now I supixMe I shall have to be very in^oMnt of* all; superfluous ta>d tear-istainod. qyeJjds, and eaid no more. , Silently Mrs. Grimford entered the tho consent of Parliament, is prohibited. Siddons has had in this wri-teh a good, becapee we have got this baby,for graces. . Really, if one haff changed Dcr In the afternoon, when Mr. Wilmer pbtoton ; rilently she drove home, and in mother won’t want her to bo naught-, Skirt and body;to teori^re- «nd> emit, she dtnVe up’in his light plteoteo, lie found silenee crossed the threabokl of her Tho amount of military force is there­ dreadful source of annoyance and morarid she will 1ms if I am.” fore a matter for decision by the Gov­ tifleation. , ~ ' wouldr have .passed - for one of the-con- Mr&.Gyimwood| ready, with on.immeniw* house, as became a conquered party. ernment. The standing army at prreent Men, HaysA^lam Smith, are naturally onn pATK^ra. drartd Ml ■rilha&l diSoaMy. 1 green umbrella to keep off the sun, and “To think,” she said in a hollow oonsuita of 105,720 men, 16,280 non-com­ Tho whole examining force of the unecntimentm. ‘ A man wiR scoop the But Mrs. Grimford’s daughter was, a Un cnao to put in. Mm. Grim- voice, as she sat at dinner, “ tliat after missioned officers, and 6,983 officers. jiatont office ut Washington numbers bottom outbf an egg without thinking quite different As Carrie Grimford ford quickly stepped in, and Carrie, all my precepts and examples, Caroline The total force of tho British army in about one hundred, of which two are that the mothe; of that effg ' is, perhaps, (W, so dainty^d meekly following, was nearly over­ should end her career by getting mar- i bur India was stated to tonount to 62,840 ladies. Of oourse, among such a large a hundred miles sway,- in the ntih. id anf ‘jipo of a whelmed-by her mother’s voluminous rie4!" men of all ranks. The number of pen­ number, there are to be found men of A WELU KNOwir phyrician has left "Mamma,” mud (hrrie, timidly, "I sioners and army reserve tore© is 83,000. every kind. Some aro so illibcra' that town for a few days, and a ndtiOe to this \r £$&**!*& io middle ; it don’t think it is so terrible a fate, after The British navy contains (>0,000 officers they will never grant a patent when they effectia pocted-on the door of his office. _______ ofequilil the ■ will beatequilibrium preaervo the all J" and men, 112 sea-going steamers, and can possibly refuse it; others go to tho Some wag baa added*. “ Fntienta ex­ so unlike. “To think,” continued .Mrs. Grim­ vehicle,” said Mm. G., wedging hereelf 127 reserve steamers and sailing vessels. opposite extreme. Each one having his pected to recover in the meantime-” “Nonsense, child,” Mrs. Grimford was between Sydney and Carrie with a ford, paying no attention to her daugh­ own idea of what constitutes an inven­ sipilecf'gri^oij^laCMcy. bteimso- ter'a reply, “ that pou should meet tho| Of these ships 62 are iron clads. A 1’HiLOsormczL woman writes to in' The army of Greece contains 380 offi­ tion, of what is useful, many ridiculous quite: " Why is it that just ,0f the mo­ dtatcly^gab-MMouhrihgon &c hdbita fate of an ordinary woman.” cers and 8,077 men. polenta liavo been granted. Ono man ment when a young man finds out tliat “ But indeed, mamma,” pleaded Car­ and propertiee of ferns witht nA-The military organization of Italy obtained a patenVor a combined plough his girl will have him he wonts to back rie, “ it isn’t nonsense. He really wants pausing volubility. Suddenly she upon a war footing shows a total of 445,• and cannou. Whenever the farmer, white out of the engagement!" W° nP mo to marry him.” checked herself, as her eye caught a During the period of two years and 500 men and officers. Her army con­ at work in tlte field, saw any savages or the conundrnin. 1 . “Marriage, Caroline, is all a mistake,” duster of green waving vegetation on ten days, from Juno 20, 1874, to July 1, sists of 91 ships of war, with 798 guns. tramps approaching, ho was to unhitch said Mrs. Grimford, laying down the the crest-like point of a rock overhang­ 1876, the Comptroller of the Currency CcBTOMlm—“ How much fdr the lilies The army of the Netherlands was com- his team, so as to got them from before of the valley !” FluriiiU-" Ffve ‘shillings magnifying glass. “ I don’t intend you ing the rodd. • . X£<?ciic<|jroni the engravers new bank poeed in 1878 of 59,491 men and 1,935 tho muzzle, apply his mate)), ai/J say his a Imnch.” Custotebr—“Tod'much." K^Ste amount of >272,376,512; “Sydney! Sydney !" she cried ; “ atop officers; her navy of 67 steamers. prayers, for tho farmer was a good deal Florist (blandly)—" Weil, matMn, if you “ Mamma I” a minute. Can’t you reach that aspion­ and he issued for replacement of notes Portugal has on army, on a war foot­ moro likely to be killed by the recoil, “ A woman who marricd^jjantiDqpd.. will bare the4ilies of the valley, you must ium ebenum!" redeemed and tho supply of new banks, ing, of 68,450 men, and a navy of 22 than the savages by tho shot. In case pay the vidly of lhe lilies.” H the strong-minded matron, “ is a woman “ Is it this, ma'am t” said Mr. Wilmer, or banks increasing, their circulation, to steamers and 25 sailing vessels. ho cannon went off white in use as a plow, enslaved. I should never have married making a dive at the tall stalk of some­ the amount of $218,050,874. During Human nature ja. indeed r. • curious The army of Rnwia, upon a war foot­ it was unfortunate for both tho team and had I known as much about life when I thing growing by the rock. study. A boy may sing. “Bold the the twelve months ending the 30th nit., ing, is 1,218,259 officers and men ; her the farmer. A jiatent was gran toil to was 18 as I do now. From the stand­ “ No, no, not tliat—the little green ho received $112,232,625, and issued Fort ” eo sweetly ou Sunday Jhat the navy contains 262 vessels and an arma­ another person for tying a brick to a point of a grand mistake committed in thing with the black Mem." very walls of Zion tingle with, the sa­ 890,720,565. The total amount of mti- ment of 1,585 guns. cow’s tail, so as to prevent her switching cred melody, and yet you wouldn’t rec­ my own life I can rectify yours, Caro­ “This, ma’am?" hazarded Sydney, titalcd currency jeccived hy dhe Comp­ Spain has an army of 151,668 men of her tail in his eyes white milking. An­ line.” ognize him bn week days when he comes troller sod destroyed as unfit for circu­ all ranks, and a navy comjK>sed of 73 ' other reo&ved A potent for placing a “But/mamma,” criwl poor Caroline, ‘ out from swimming and finds that some lation was §238,398,022 during tho two steamers, 24 paddle steamers, and 13 1 house on rollers, so that in case of an how sti 1 other boy has faiqielBRriy knotted up his years and ten days, and 8106,473,190 sailing vessels. • Ifqtd; •' earthquake the hotwi would not be[ aliirtaleovoe and trouser tegf.' l jump out during the laid twelve months. Those The strchgth of Sweden is 132,775 of' aiiakon to pieces. Still another received figures indicate that in order to keep tho on army and 130 ahipa of war. “ Pat,” said n builder to an Irishman a patent for o combined trunk and “ Mamma !” remonstrated Carrie. bank-note circulation in good condition Norway has 13,000 regular troops, a1 house. The trunk is miulo with triple engaged in carrying slate, to the top of a “0,1’11 help her,’’nodded Sydney, it is neoereiry' to renew them once in study, improve your mind. Devote all reserve of 30,000, and a navy of *20 man- waih^ so that by taking tho articles out four-story building, “have you any springing nimbly on the cliff, and pall ­ the energiee of your nature to solving about three years, and three months. houses in Ireland,as tall a* this one!” of-war, with 149 guns. of the trunk, and extending the two ex­ the great social problems that surround ing Mrs. Grimford by main force up the The whole expense of paper, printing, “Ya’as, me mother’s cabin." “How Switzerland can bring forward a force tra walls, a house is formed. steep side of the rock. you.” redemption, reusues, and probably en­ many rooms hsdit?” “ There was the “Ah !’’ cried the lady, it is very steep. graving the entire issue of some $331,­ of 201 ,*257 officers and men. pin for the social rtteing-room, the slaping-room, the Turkey, 459,360. Turkey has also a la think women should devote 000,000, or about 844,000,000 ofjicparato The ScknUfic American says : “ A kitchen-room, and the pig-^en—four u&auKaM. O, here’s navy of 20 ironclads and 70 sieamera. Mj fev drops of carbolic acid in a pint of rooms.” “That’s a story,"'Raid the notes, has to bo incurred regularly about Rontaania has 22,463 infantry, and th¥’ (fliMffin-^veiy’ohoicS specimens, once in three and one-fourth years. water wiU clean bouse plants from lice builder. " Ya’as, four stories, “ Mud Pat. 12,184 cavalry. Why, Sydney, where are you too. ... _ “Never with my consent” in a very short time. If moequitoee or The greenbacks nave to bo renewed Servta about 4,000 men (regularly) un­ The old man was seated under a shade­ “ O, mamma, surely you would not— ” going f” she suddenly cried, seeing Mr. bftener, because the proportion of small other bi'joii suckers infest our sleeping tree, softly hamming/ “’Ilfffre’ll be no der arms. “ Caroline,” interrupted her mother, Wilmer had sprung back into the phae- notes to the whole issue is greater, and rooms at night, we uuoork a bottle of ] more sorrow three,” when a' searching The Argentine Confederation has pn . . .... 1■ MIC nmau www Uli* .uqtMT. xuo in a tone of judicial calmness, “don’t ^OD' • pennyroyal, and these insects leave in the «m|)l AOtes wear oqt ;FMtar. The “ Only for a little turn, madam, while I■ ones and twoe lwoB oo^tnUiiboht per army now in course of confederation of great haste, nor will they return so long you sec what a confusion you arc cre­ constitute' about 2J 2) per You finish killin’ them oatesrillnrs on sting among these ujsechu ffbjch I h*ye you jro collecting your botanical trees-1 cent_ of tteMnOTrolof bankissaea, white 2,612 infantry, 3,291 cavalry, and 436 as tlie air in the room is loaded with the them peach trees, or 1’11 giro je sorrer . _ । they constitute more than 14J per cant artillery, besides a militia of 19,667 men. fumes of that aromatic herb. If rats so carefully classified !' I beg you trill ar€B--* enough to last ye clear through eternity. Her navy consists of two gunboats. •■Yta.bl.l-" Mta.anmford.TOri. of u.. u. gnrolMou. The interrupt my studies no longer. Go enter the cellar, a little powdered pot­ Now git along, or 1'11 break the main­ Bolivia has an army of 1,060 men rank read the report of the ‘Convention for of remonstrance were drowned in the difference will be more clearly seen when ash thrown into their holes, or mixed spring of yer back.” The old man said the Amelioration of Womankind. * Why, rattle of the wheels as Mr. Wilmer it is stated, with respect to the number and file, 81 Generals, 869 staff officers, with meal and scattered, in their run­ something about a darned old tti for » what areyou crying for T A well-regula- drove briskly away, Carrie nostling up of notes, thai.42 greenbacks out of every and 654 other officers—that is to say one ways, never fails to drive thiyn away. wife, took up a bucket of suds And wnnt officer to every two and twb-thirds men. to his side. One long, lingering glance Cayenne pepper will keep the buttery ' Brazil has 28,933 troops under arms, “I. and storeroom free from ants and cock­ turned' to her tin can and umbrella. twos; or, approximately, 64 greenbacks « roaches. If a mouse makes an entrance Canada, in addition to the imperial had to be elevated and improved. O, “They’ll be back presently,” she said. and only 27 bank note*, in every 100 are into any part of your dwelling, saturate troops, has a militia, a large volunteer But the afternoon wore on, “the sluulca a rag with cayenne in solution ami stuff ' when you said you would not consent to of evening ’’ were rapidly dosing in, Mrs. therefore, that the greenbacks and bank­ force, and 8 sore* steamers for lake it into a hole, which con bo repaired I my marrying Sydney t We shall be ao with either wood or mortar. No rat or | notes taken together have to be renewed happy: and he says ho will be miserable and still “ they came not,” like the char- an often as once in' three yeewj. Coin ' jEbearmy of Chill |tumber»3,516 man; mouse will eat that rag for the purpose ' moit$ wifl last from strven id -Sta times her navy 10 steamers. of opening communication with a depot »• 0 Un O Lor* Paraguay has “ Something has happened I” cried the na long, and then it can be renewed at a haa 2 battalions of infantry “ Caroline, Pm astonished at you! .Of of supplies.” cavalry. course I’m in earnest. I have neither prophetic soul of Mrs. Grimford. “ O, comparatively trifling cost, and the loan Ptorn has 13,200 soldiera and 6 irongold nor gems to lay en the shrine of the if I should have to stay here all night I" It is a dvliciom mrenent, oretaioly, cause - but I have a daughter, and I in­ She looked nervously urcund. It waa coin will seldom exceed 1 per cent— that <rf being well nestled in> bed, and Uruguay lifts 1,936 soldiers. . tend to show the world what a woman Springfield RepulAioan. . feeling that yon shall drop gently to | Venezuela 5,000 men with a militia. unshackled and unfettered can aooum- cut off from the woods beyond by Tex years ago William Foy was murThe Egyptian army oomistaof 12,000 mfutr,. I.'*) duakuA »,■*> tatalrr, the limbs have just bren tired enough to the 1,500 artflleiy, and 2 liattalions of en- render the remaining in one posture de­ lightful; the labor of the day is gone. comprises 7 rising some twenty feet up from the moat incessantly, visiting aeveral States A gentle failure of the perceptions creeps road. As she surveyed her situation ■ more piteously than ever. dross for those who uw the b«wh ad and spending a large sum of money, un­ Mrs. Grimford began to feel somewhat ; Wiu ui>l rauve jui, «*‘u engages itself once more, and with slow joiutag a. pnMw rtrwl. JVwltas I Grimford, returning to her butterflies. tike St. Simon Stylitee on his pillar in til now she lxa» discovered him in and hushing degree, like a mother cle- dudMm of #4« Bom-nwu. <i<^Uon Um Texas. Hr will probably be convicted a total of 850,000 men. the wilderness. But suddenly a wel­ people go ufrinwatad. and hanged. Tao total forces of India are 62,977 come rumbling of wheel* broke the etillsleeping child, the mind reems io have a n«M of the F-ddom-travelod mountain road, and Mr. Wilmer’s spirited gray Durham, N. H., which originally coat Abo, found .b.no» th. b^. ll«of 30 000. ** c*o*a“mystmoua apinl hss gone ; 8150,000, have baen sold at auction by dash«d round the curve nf the hill. The total number <rf men called out by uk<’ *“ rounds.too b^ry to carryand so be/aJled his him this afternoon.’ the President of th-. United States from ! “ But, m ammo, dear/l never had any more thankful for anything in my life! ’ of Dover, was the purchaser. Price, I’m tirod to death waring.” 1 f21,000. 1861 till the close of the civil war • ambition tube an eatxaordinary weman.” t!it it contained 1,500,000 frrnep, ' D. W. SMITH. NO. 44. A. �J£OCHJEB BBOI. FRIDAY, tonoa trecriuluua wiih the * Darlinff, tny vwn p nne fond kiss before we part!’ i sharp voice from tbf upatain nothing againit bigh-Um- march into the house. To-morrow’s washing day. and you ain’t a-goin to lay abed till noon,'now. I tell you •" The Cincinnati! Commercial says A sensible writer advises those who would enjoy good eating to keep good naJured, for. says he. "in angry man cannot tell whether he is eating boiled cabbage or stewed umbrellas. There m U.XN NEWS. . apoa tho Almighty without wvUauoa. FAY TO HEADQUARTERS STOP AND LOOK! FOR THE LONG BRICK STORE OF "Dry GrOOCLs t£ H th« CUnion County horae thieves aow,--whicb They say that the coming crop of honey will be the largest for twenty yearn. WILL JRirhigxn (tratal-Kailroad S JULY-2®, JT Our Stock ol Wraiher. The bees seem to be gaining A cam of spontaneous combustion is rtSTATIONS Justice Is swift in Virginie. Twen­ n»l. On the 13th Inst, some clothing which ty minutes after a man had stolen a horse he was run over by tho cers IFe arc receiving ■ad killed. Rather curious that none of the selves as “the heat point to' start to the Black Hills." Robert Bonner is the only man in Amenaa who is deacon of a church and the owner of eighty thorough­ IS NOW ALL IN AND ually apoke of Grand Rapids, Michigan, as being hi* home, was' found in a deeortad •pot soar 8u. JoMph, MiMouri, on the 18tb. upon the St. Joseph Clipper, but wax mimed about a fortnight ago. From bottles of atryebnlne and other indications found near bred horses at the same time. Mias Heath, the first and the di­ vorced wife of Brick Pbmeroy, has taken to the stage. She is spoken •f as beautiful and refined. At Barnwell, South Carolina, there » no money to pay judge, jurors, sheriff or constable, nod prisoners in 8 ho damage was done except the spoiling of the clothing. ■ . Western cities uow advertise them - deliberate'y took poisqn for the purpose of ending bis life. 21it-of July, Un people were startled by a cry of murder, and rushing out found that ■ horrible tragedy had been enacted in front of ths Csntral School bulldint, where a woman named Mary Erault was found liter­ ally chopped to pieces. Her left am was ■early severed Just below ths shoulder and NEW GOODS DAILY, G-K/EJLT and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our INCREASING Stokes will came out of jail in Oc­ erad with cuts. Her husband did the bloody deed, and has been arrested and locked up. are proof that the peopie know where A Cincinnatti paper thinks that Lo, the poor Indian. is preUy well k>ath Yes. but—but cd about these days. The King of Italy is charged with taking a circus proprietor as dis boon companion. Thai’s sharp in him if be wants to dead-head his way into the show. "How ministers are killed," is the enptiou of an article through the papers. circulating You may not have out* lo kill, but it is well to know bow il is Jone. Beecher's salary, which was $100,­ 000 last year, has been reduced >20.000 for the ensuing year. to Is. that any encouragement for a man to re­ form ? A cousin of Commodore Vander­ bilt is an Editor in Rochester. The Commodore has offered him a place as brakeman, but ho wants to be baggngemasten Richard Grant White says there is »o slicit thing as “in our midst," but we would like lo know where he would locate the pain that makes par­ egoric a beverage among the young. It is first a great flood, then a drought, then a tornado, then a big India* war, and the old lady can’t be blamed if she drops stitches while “toeing off" a stocking. . Il is indeed an ill wind that blows nobody any good. The excitement of a Presidential campaign keeps people from thinking they've got the nydriaphobia and gives the poor dogs When a Quincy editor attends a festival the ladies pass him an oyster plate heaped full instead of a little two-cent sauce-plate. And there is aoom in Quincy for another newspa- Ererytiimg goes to show that Tur­ key will have e bad war oa her hands soon, aad that's another reason why you should pay your rent promptly and thank Heaven that you are an American. Jealousy is assigned as the cause of the attack. The woman ia in a precarious conDey vas hafing some lifely dimes dilion. oudt to der ’‘nule-dracks” der oder «*»y. md K°PP'1Z ask me didn’t 11 —The Song Journal published by C. J. vould like to go oud' urtd see der ra­ Whitney & Co., Detroit, for July ia fully up । ces; so I tells Katrina I vas going lo to its usual excellency. It contains in ad­ been avay n leedle vile, nnd to lake dition to its large variety of misoellaneous goot gare off der shop vhtle I vas gone, und I vent me oudt mil him. and instrumental music. Der vas blcnty of drotters dere, mid N'ormxa Likb It—Full weight and uni­ pooty goot horses dey vas. too. Von form, perfect roods : aueh is the BestChem­ off der horses vas galled der “Gold­ ical Salcratus, made by D. B. DeLabd & schmidt Maid," und she vas to drot “against dime," ns der horseman say. —Hoskins, of the Vermontville £rUerShe was a pooty goot marc, 1 della rUe, has got into some to- • sort of a muss you. nnd dey gifes her dree gheers >er (be temperance question, winch call* ven she game omit. Der bropies v'ns petting deir money ull nbomi us, tin J leasly throws himself ••inio the bands of this der creenpacks vas changing hands in'tillirenl community, and the keeping of a jual God.’’ The enemy mutt preaa him aorepooty lifely. mid eferypody seemed egsidel nbomi deir lavorid , horse«. —He very eotnmou looking old Ve got us ■ goot blace oup pv der shudges slant, vere've gould see der horses ven dey game in, u»d I vas but when schtanting mit Koppitz dalking, ven I hears a vellow schust pehini ' me rig and tried to pau him. the common Inbksay to his frient, ‘‘I dells you, Schonny. der Maid vas in xchpkndit gonditioos to day, ain’t it ’ fxchust see astonished young, chap’s sight going as hom she schleps off! I pet you she light and free and as easy as a ■•Light-Runmakes der first mile.in 1:80.” I turns me rount, ven he says dot^ und kind off schmiled at der idea off a horse Ainericans are particularly subject lo this drafting a mile in von t-ighdy, ver der disease and its effects: such as Sour htoaiYellow he sees me und say: “Vol J *cb, Sick Headache, Habitual CoativenoM, Hrart burn, Water brash, coming up of the you lading at, yon pig Dutchman ? I vant you to underschtant dot she food, coated tongu*. disagreeable taste in tho mouth, palpitation of the h»art. and all schust do dot, und I pot you ten dol­ dilraaca of the stomach and liter. Two doslars, und put der money iu dis shen- ea ofGitntx’a Acocrr Ftowxn will relieve tleman’s hunts, und if she didn't do you al once, and there po-itively ia nol a dot der money vas yours." Vol),' I case in the United States it will nol cure, tf you doubl thia go lo Boise Bro*.. Drug­ vasn't a petting man, bud I dinks to gists. and get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents mineself dot dis vas a sure ding enahow, und dot no horse gould drot a mile in von eighdy, tiniest he vas tied on mit ■ railroad drains; so I dnkes mine ten tollars righd nvny oudt und Statm or MicnioAX. pools it into der ahenllemnn’s hauls, nnd vc vnited vor der mure to get rount She wa« a goot drotter, any­ way, but I velt me sure of der mon­ ey, und ven der dime vas gifen 2:18, MEAD DrceaMd; I schmiled all ofer mine face mit Measure, und say to der shentleman vol hold der money, “If it blease y«u now 1 dakes dot dwendy tollars. * , “Hoh on," says der vellow dot pet the ■ money, “ton’t pe in a hurry ; von'l' you duld me vonce how much vas J von minute und eighdy second* t’ < Dot kind off took me town, vor I re­ members dot dere vas seexty seconds । in der monut, und so von eighdy vas ! der same as dwo dwendy, und der ! horse had dratted io two eighdeen, vich vas bedder ds dot ; den der vel ' 8. C- BRINDLE. low he laffed und kind of pooled ‘ town his leld eye at me like he vould say, “Vas dere somedings greeu dere ?* nnd valks off mit mine den tollars; dot makes me feel pad, nnd Ifon’t go me any more to sooch blaBLACK & FULLER ces, und so I ton’t haf to answer some Ptoprition. more of dose den lollar conundrums. MARBLE WORKS EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Cacsk for Blvshks.—A Paris correspondeat writes: A very popular Mr. Sampson, a civil engineer of but blind count, lives in the Champs - •Providence, R. L, sacrificed himself Elysees. Being witty and musical Modr In a work manlike manner frtxn lb at Naatuckel, Man. a few dap his society is much. sought after. Foreign A America ago, to save some of his friends. He He left Paris three months ago, and on his return called on a fashionable was in a sail-t*oat with two other young men. The latter went for marchioness who was preparing to Satisfaction Guaranteed. She begged to ward to adjust the sale and left Mr. go to a fancy ball. Sampson at the helm. By a mistake be excused, but as he had an impor­ BLACK A FULLER. he put the helm up instead of down, tant message lo deliver, he was as he had been ordered, and the boat shown, in, and being of course biInd, *ca|>eiRed. leaving the three men cling­ he was asked to take a chair in her ing to an oar. Fiading inis iniufflc Iwdouir. Gossip ensued, and during lent to sustain them, Mr. Sampsou the time the marchioness, assisted by told the others that be thought their her maid, executed the mysteries lives of .more ounseqiwnce than his her toilet. Being ready to descend hank! ng lhe public for past favora solicis ■ oonlinnance of tbs same, and would own, gave up Ins hold and immedi­ to her carnag* the cvuiit stated that inform ilia public that they will ately sank. His friends were rescu- he hnd been atwent in London, and , undergone a succmaful operation lor eJ. cataract and could now sea as well Tobacco store Indians 0ftD*t talk, as the marchinneu. lite latter ■II kinds, which will ho sold low for cash and it is well. If they ooulj speak shrieked and jumped into her cab they would be askina every pedestri­ ri-ge without even an an revoir to . The highest price paid for Hides, Pells ‘ ate. Giro them A call oa WeM side Maia St an Tor whiskey and fixed ammunition fv-r nnweleotne visitor. * NaMjirillc, Mich. and MONUMENTS, MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER DIVISION. The Reliable Short Line TO AND FROM GWTD RAP1DB AKD DETROIT, TIME TABUE. STATIONS. GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING !! GROCERIES, he feels just as if he wouldn't shoot another man for five hundred dollars. GRAND RAPIDS 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, u rtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, Black Silks, Table Linens, SALES Parasols. Hosiery, jail must beg for their daily bread. tober by ex pirn lion of sentence, and ARE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! WALL PAPER. BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS 18179024 CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AID LAMPS! and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May 15, 1867. KOCHER BROS Don’t forget it! Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at ■ . STATIONS II,42a tn C. A. TRUMAN’S C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADV’T, NASHVILLE AGRICULTURAL DEPOT THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST ON SOUTH NATS STREET. C B. BUSH. H. B. LEDYARD. Dirtalon tfap’t, Jackson. Gen'l Sup't Chia Fort Wayne, Jacboi & Sazinaw R. R. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH Projrrirtari. TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. O-oinsc South. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF REAPERS, MOWERS, Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators Wheel Cultivators. Harrows, Corn Plan ters, and OF THE LATEST IMPROVED2PATTERNS Road Scrapers, OF lite Bc«( Jlakea in the Country. FOR SALE ONLY AT Mleblon BouthcvD Railroad Michie an Ilttnoia Railroad. GALE CHILLED and DIAMOND IRON PLOWS READ* READ! READ! l. rnoRY’M Carnages and Buggies. AT THE Sick and Afflicted ! r NASHVILLE AND CROOK’S GUARANTEE: VICINITY I DR J. B?LaSVRE PATENT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE OF $35 EACH, IXANDER EMORY. KT CONSULTATION FREE. 121 ON SIX MONTHS OR ONE YEAR’S TIME. FRESH MEATS, DOUBLE WAGON BAROV 4 CROCKER. C. C. WOLCOTT. and • p»»dy am marantced. eu>r Wilt rmv tlou R.wa.d for I �SeQiit for Csb at m. Price to AD, aM at 10 : KniowwiBUTrcLOTifflie 1-2 Per Celt Prefit Worth of W industry. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, if alnetod. aa umll CAPS, II. ALDRICH Lnresxo Lots who shot nnd HIM Martin ia tho Wayne Circuit Court, was acquitted by thejeryoe July 10th. M. can a! Niles by a crowd of some petty offense, and sa- Jia FlU-Haary wmt into * Day City mill BOOTS, Fred Bread, Buds, Cata, Cradten aid Pies A. LUNCH ROOM Dora Btott, of Traverse City, was in Grand M ' Cashmere for Cloaks—Patterns yltxw to these buying Cloaks Bleaching. Pressing, Coloring and re­ shaping Old Hats. She baa been arrested. DRY GOODS AT COST, CtuA Purchastrs will maJce CASH HOUSE. NashvOle; Mfctu, FMl Sth. 1ST*. H. ALDRICH. RS. L. O. CROCKER bto Jiul recetnri a terjp >t<*k of Bprius Hats tn all the latest styles. /Zealand Imitation Laces. Heal and JmltaUon Hair Ooods. ID*- *f a MLLDIiRYimCY GOODS! buss-saw did it. SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, AC., AC., ItC. CLOTHING AT COST, GROCERIES! ay Give । 23 Merchandise at Cost, for the next Sixty Days, at W. G. AYLSWORTE & CO., HATS & CAPS ATCOST, 204 MAIN STREET 204 Boots & 8h.oes at Cost E. T. CHILD & CO Crockery at Cost, DEALERS IX GROCERIES AT COST. $1,000 ban bond fast to bins. The Adventists are pitching their tmts at Naabvilla preparatory to a short campaign against the winked NaahviUiaaa.—JK News when be had tied him the night before. John Lawrence, of Commeret, Oakland JMErs. E. C. JPittiiijarer It looking and popular candidate for congress. The bodies of Peter Duraas and Bernard MeKnhaUy were found in ibe river on July 24th, at Detroit. They were mieeed on flat- NaehviHe, while fatoxleatod. Both have large fsmi- tion, to be held in Hastings, Aug. l»tb, 2nd. Eadh^iownehip is entitled to fear del- —Gee. Porter, living near Charlotte, had threshing machine. -J LOCAL MATTERS. chine. The pbor fellow was terribly man- eleariag-oel sale of all kinds of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Crockery, Groceries, etc., which will cm- MEN’S SUITS FOR $5.00, OP EVERT DESCRIPTION, Spring «i*i. . On Joly 24lh, Thomas Barnas, a gunsmith —Miss Grace Kellogg, while riding out and Pure Linen Coats at 75 cts. each. Snmiuer Style* Dress and Cloak Making, 204 Main St., Jackson. CUTTING AND FITTING, Chestar Kelly, of Ingham eonnty, was the last victim of the mowing machine. Ho relief. FURNITURE! MLLfflKBY & FARCY GOODS! s.’zing of a skiff in Green Lake. STOGA BOOTS, $2.75, WOOL CARDING? A FEW Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per lb. Walnut Bureaux, vith class $12.oo Tie Miiils Carton Mills Martie Top Bureaus, to $I8.oo Good Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco, 45 cts. EverythiuE Else in Propurtiun. NEW CROP OF WOOL! loot her-white-flannel blanket. The finder edentaly low. returning it will be rewarded with one of L. J. WHEELER. O’Laary, while In Ehler's saloon at the Grand Trank Junction, Sunday evening, —The Hartford Day Spring is ornament­ mere, from tho Portland mills, at a bargain D. W. LiacoLn’s. ed with the profile of its edit r, O. D. Had- al uell, but It needn't be ashamed of this, for thirty- Wool sent by rail will be carded with promptness and returned per directions. Nashville, Mich., July I5th, 1875. Call And See. Price, 10 Ceils jer 11., er 12! where I 204 MAIN STREET 204 Furnish Oil. 1876 1776. aa lively a lecal as ia makeable. Crockery, Glassware, Ready Made Clothing, with the heinous crime efcosmltting aYape on three B«le girls of that village beI wee n LARGE Bu\' Your TEAS of EXPERIENCE DURING THE of Maple Grove township, Saginaw county, ItMKN RM ■ • , LlBOOUl'S.- ssveve bilhoue attack. and therefore aunoun- tian Churck, next Sabbath, and that in the Family Whilefish Herring, per box.. 12j tbs. rtoe for Guruift Perfect S*iisEwti»a. A. M. Davobabty. preferred by the husband of the woman. It Is alleged ih^ the criminal intimacy has existed for two'years. The examinetion ,US& a recent visit to the residence of D. C. J. W. POW^ES. Prop. EE W LIVERY! Stockmai ten consecutive sheto with a rifle at a dis­ ,1.00 tance of 400 yards, with a string wind -nd At Dacobxbtt's. the music etore of R. D. Bullock, of Jack- SALE Md BOABDING STABLE, everything in the Notion line at Bottom fig- open, and from' $20,000 to $30,000 in notes, and about $700 in money and drafts stolen. D. W. Lixcolm’s. At Ihv old Naabvilte !Tou«c Darn NASHVIU.E, MICH. DAVOBBATT'e. but the officers have scattered in pursuit Last Friday the house of Matthew Wool - consisting of CoUonade Pants, ■Cridler, ic'Ratf end township, with its con- Ovsralls, LIVERY STABLE! D W. Li-wcoui's, HaasbUON, plements al Daugherty's. *«xertiese-saved the other buildings. Origin My stock con- have been crsmeaUd. Wm. Gage, a farmer living near TpeilanCultivators, Plow Points, Sulky Rakea, Seed fi, was stinek by a Grand Rapids express train going west. Jaly 24lh, and so injur- WM. VENN. Proprietor. At Bilgood's old stand, Nashville, Mich. MF* Good Cotionade Pants for $1 at D. W. Limcolm's. Mr. Vwxhai bad several years experi­ ence in the livery businew end is prepared .-Saturday, to nominate delegates to ths state 50 cts to 81. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, LIVEBY fST* Remember the Bellevue flour can’t fight the Indians DYE-STUFFS, School and Btecellaneou« BOOKS, " STATIONARY, WALL PAPER, PAIWTS. OILS, COLORS VARMISHES. BRUSHES, Swcal IistnMls, Trusses, Etc., toilet articles, PERFUMES, TEAS, COFFEES, SPIOES, Pine Tehaccos ami Dinars. gan and Lafayette wooden pomps for wells 48yl times. damaged th< Lansing House to the extent cf $8,000. Lou to liveries, $1,500. A gener- •furniture factory, including painting and D. w. Limcolx's. . Lixcolx. GEO. M. SAVAGE & CO’a COLUMN Richdad Halsdurf, of Port Austin, while KvM by Ue Ou* M MILWAUKEE BREW Kit It, Grand River Ave, DrIn.tt, Mkh. FOR MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL FUR­ Tkta beer U bout-4 by JWoub Better. 11 Mato SL. J. F. Moisney a Co.. W Gnwd Itiyer avenue, and POSES ONLY. WliihuM A Co., bn-werv. Immm Brewery- LAKS AND PAINT! Do you want Dye stuffs? Do yon want Faints and Oils? D. W. Lixeou. wa* Mixed with convulsions and shortly thereafter died. Do you want a good Book for the Detroit, drove his wagon under a tank filled THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF In Nashville and sell them at the Smallest Profit. 'You can buy Straight "A” for 11 cents, Granulated. Ill efints, Yclloi C10 com; And other Groceries equaHy as low in price. LEE BRO’S, NEW FIRM? NEW GOODS? NEW PRICES. Fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, sweethearts and children, can be Griffith & Dl/rkee: IN THE BRADY BRICK. Home Circle? Du yon want Schoo! Books ? Al thia prieoovary rake will pay far it self This is the Tea I long have sought, And m ourned b&Muse I found it not. BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! retail 'Banilac, Saturday, became overheated and LEE BROTHERS And join in tho chorus with those that aro already singing r. 10,000 SALVATOR BEER Wines and Liquors ! InOtMMSClve leaded teas A Wilfyard. PROPRIETORS itudrawn and she -A. J. Hardy's horse and J. VanOocker’s Centennial Do you wunl a Prescription filled With care ? D. W. Ltjtrotx. Richest mid Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, * Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest anti Softest Gloves. Call and Hee Um. Yours Truly, MapbGr<m,JnlyM18?8. BOISE BROS. 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Every Sabbath, after meeting was over, bo would post of great sympathy, glancing mwehievhimself at the church door to escort her onsly at Ids face, which was growing rodder every moment, and which cer­ his •* Sunday best,” he might have been tainly showed nootigns of ill-health. seen striking a bee-line for Squire Dear­ " What a beautiful situation I" she re­ born's. At about 9 o’clock the old folks sumed, after a pause, looking admiring­ ly around on the wdl cultivated farm. "There, is only one thing wjmfed to looking stmigkt into the flre( andacajpely make jowquite comfortable,” she adiled, daring to move or breathe, with ihe mo­ lightly, " and that is a wife. What in mentous question trembling on the very the world is tho reason you don’t get tip of his tongue, yet never leaving it; married, Joshua t” no nearer ihfc object of his visit when he Tho poor fellow colored clear up to loft the house than when he entered it. ttetipp •fhtehrir. "I-t-rtellj fatA ‘ know,” he Tilings went on in this way for acvernl Directory. SUshrill TILLA GE -OFFICER S gM|ied ;" there—ther have me.” , KHUHW.W.ftl Ahl why ahncaiM, or how U chanced Who. pttyiniMay low* Mtate. . lvl» Otr^haulvteMa a.«L and < lolp. m J^^B^B^ r.Mkh. M. C ELLIS, CLEMENT SMITH. AW YK1L. ruHikra in all U» roafte In <hl» »Uta. Inxintnrc and Hal «wlaU> agent. !*nwiirv» Kswtiassr■■ L FL&TA- BRADY. ■ \ A TTQRXEV«-an<l < <>sbMnon at law. <flw. ,!b r T. M.BRAHY, D. W. SMITH. *MOTAKY I*uV.|l«-. ftltrnd. to all Im. in cm rot), tn rtf* union house, TJlRANK DAftCBR, l'r.prU«>r. TH. boGl U X blrawnttr •Itu»tc4 la tte.crater of Imclm— ALF C. BUXTON, Mn. M. J. TIMMERMAN. JOHN M. ROE. CHA S. 1 l' < H\ DEMA RA Y. * !H PdJGLDY. Ooh to nil all eatenand al th* lowral It’-inf prtaw. Hlioj. of Main ____ A RASEX. WEBSTER If HOBBS; , lM.hCXSMtTHA.1Ul kind, of wait In Um BWk I > Mnilb HHHWl>«riii» Uu« alien l~l to pramptjy. filve u a nil, rati aid* of MMn Sweat. OR NO STRONG. SON, P. HOLLER -pnnpRIKTORS of llx- WdmlM Mill. TWsno.) X rrputaUon Of these MIU* to o-nfipacd hjTUw eaSUoual lamaae ot patron*. CualAawMi a JOHN UM^SY,*. H T.BC, 1 •Ueptaty. Hlierin, J ■J JAMBS'FLEMING, TCcMcraii Jew/. * WJ., MM /*. &- FJ«*c IILitohcw and Jrwciry cure- MONfiY W LOAN ! IX JU M8 or ' ysuttw dnf UTM. JON6V~ T'i»rr*cvi a DE ITTI S' IflefrvtllA. SUcte. EUB’V CJIIPM.1.' Justice of the JPei .... Orani «'•*■ QMnauMf.^- _■ ^S'XSSYC aJUc^i’^! ^d&jyYTg-xtt,: of Dr. Hale, the village physician, came home from ccllegc^ where he had gra !uatod, it was said, with considerable dis­ tinction. He was a tall, lank, smoothrdlw,tl^qor*|f*nto<|U«B brains, and more brass than either. -'He tuiwMarypi cluirdi (4? fjrsi oftMnodu, end took a great fancy to her,'and oommence^ puyipg-bor cocvndeHblc atten­ won’t anybody " Fiddlestick I” was the laughing re­ joinder ; "I know better than that There are- plenty that would, if you would only take tho trouble to ask thorn. I kflow of one, at least,” she added, in a lower tone. t "I?o, but really, do yout" inquired BOTFTUirs. jrait two months to enjoy himself in, to look nt the pleasant things of life and be as happy as be may. Tlien he will lie down to rise not again ** till the heavens be no more." Ho talks cheerfully alxjut the matter; counts the days m they run them, ___ _bis _______ ___ _ are,_______ along ;.__ and when - young friends 4n the midst of their hilarity ho pointe Dr. Birch, of the British Museum, thinks the origin of the Egyptian race is enveloped in mystery. Tho Egyptians at the earliest period repnwented reives as " men,” and mythically were suppoocil to be created by the gods, or to his attenuated frame, and says : ‘‘Hv to proceed from the eye or mouth of the member, boyr, it was a fast life thnt did . . "■ demiurgoe. As early os the third dynasty this to ma," M European, distinct from the Nigritic and Semitic races. Philologically con­ sidered, tho ancient Egyptian language belongs to the Semitic and not to Um Aryan family of speech, and favora the hypotberis of an early Semitic wave of emigration which flowed into Egypt; but the only HoltUion which remains is the oonrideration that tho Egyptian was * lyite produced by a fusion cf diffi rent races after a period of miscegenation and olimateric influsDcoa, and varying lifter word with tho political relations. Nor is there any indication of an aboriginal race subjrxited to a more m^rfnl one. or reduced to rervitivlc, aijL tho exist­ ence of a stone period; as \_has been Joshua, carn<«tly. " Whot can it be I” This was rather too much ; and, grow­ ing indignant at cither his stupidity or been Miwy’s want of courage to take advantage of .the particular aversion, . She had disliked ^ppoftnnt^r ahq fievc. hfm, she remained called, in tho valley of the Nile, during But she did silent which an uncultivated race rose gradu­ * • Did you ever aco*a bashful man! Il him from hid Ktyhood. you have, then you have seen the most not scruple to flirt with* him a little, hop­ ** V list a singular-lookiDgapple that is al!} to a higher development. Geolog ing to arouse Joshua’s jealousy, and you bold in your hand I” she remarked ical considerations, too, do not aid to' any groat extent in determining tho higher chronological limit of inhabited IhihgUfrtdtlVb and Ifitefrffing H *fiie’ that nuBuc-d. shrinking t midity ot a blushing girl, ing that Mr. Lawrence, one of his neigh­ "Yea," returned Joshua. "It’s a Egypt 'The Egyptian l*elnnga, after all, to the more recent race of men, and has bor?, intended to give n party, and hav ­ though I have my - doubts iq r^gyd to, new kind I grafted last year, and the only it; but a bashful man—who ever pities ing’oMifaed ktfilflMir^ in some way that one that came to perfection. Won’t you nothing to distinguish his first appear­ ance on the earth's crust from races ac­ him! Though despised by one sex, and that village chap, as be termed his rival, have it, Mins Mary he added, looking tually existing. There is no trace of laughed st by the other, always doing intruded to take Mary, be b went ovrr to at her timidly. . - fjuonjjjg fm^ever iut^der t< ipf sayPf — - .. early H *rWHBI hnvoyou, Joslmal Of course evolution or developments. Even tho ing wha^he never intended to say, be is l^n* texs! ner hitrirflf. iWtNMilyra with-the most inno­ earliest monuments exhibit the' finest Alarmed at the bare possibility of cent air imaginable. art, and there is no evidence of n one of tho most pitiable objects in exislosing her, Joshua appeared like a new Joshua was thunderstruck, scarcely primeval ravage race inhabiting the “Ts‘IP.A.<<?*<A ■tnto;. instead' at WCiplDg in some daring to believe his ears. banks of tho Nile and the plains of tho To bo sure, in those days ofbrass and corner, as was his wont, not daring to " Are you in earnest, Mary I" be in­ Delta gradually ascending in the scale assurance, when everybody thinks him­ speak to herof any one else, be remained quired, looking anxiously into her face. of ’ civilization. Ip tho investigations self as good fl his neighbor, .and a good "To bo sure, I am,” she returned, made into this history nothing has been deal bettor,' they are very ’ fate./ Hut fey het side 'nearly the whqle swning, scarcely quitting her for a moment, and too insignificant for notice. It is not laughing and coloring ; " and we will be .still tboy are to be,m«t withccamianaljy, history compiled from papyri or literary though they are' quickly disappearing, than oaly whts sbn requested"him to married next Christmas. ” tiring her'apmc refreshments. dooumente alone. A portion of it is Unable to contain himself, Joshua im ­ and jMtfiMhV ia-sftw ytwrs .tkfje will 'Mr*. Hale, who had viewed Joshua's mediately throw bis arms around Mary, inscribed on the walls of tho courts of be no trace of them left attfcptiqns; |o Mary idlk.a jeaJpus(qyi), and ratified the bargain with a hearty Egyptian temples or on the rides of the My friend, Joshua Wheat, was one of heard this request,’and, being well aware kiss, at which performance Mary mani­ pFopybra, tho qatee or doors of which this unfortunate class of people, I say Joshua’s blundering propensities, fested not the slightest objection or dis- were the triumphal arches of Egypt Wry maliciourly placed a stool directly Here the hieroglyphic details of war in hi* Pretty noon Joahi^aqan^e Oa tho following Christmas there was are blended with sculptures represent­ - No one eOtiRi n*v^ kteB JAnOI"MUff bapta, •^toetc^of .-flilkmg a^und the a many wedding at Bquiro Dearborn's, ing the incidents of Egyptian cam­ stool, as anyone else would have done, at which our friends Joshua end Mary paigns, the list of vanquished countries especially ladies, without being aware he stumbled over it, aud, sprawling full were the ehfef actors. and conquered cities. Tho eldest of of this peculiarity of hia. Ho generally length upon the floor, landed the conAnd now the staid, dignified-looking all treaties ccpied on the walls of the c.mrt at Karnak remains long after man ^wbo waliu} into church wjtb such an Tt'.p'-oAvofRte.Wftfia'-pktolKatMte with iD^xXtaut air,, with hisMfo on quo side the original, engraved on a plate white, scared face, hiding himself as doughnuts, pumpkin pie, and various । dftrt tkrir littls’ hoy an flic other, would of silver, has forever diimpi>cared soon as posrible from observation be­ hardly be recognized os that blundering, in the crucible ot time. Yet even hind a door, or in a corner. If there other eatables, directly in Mary’s lap. This unexpected feat produced quite a awkward fellow Joshua West. these are s< con dory in importance to was a chair or a stool anywhere in the sensation. Mary set up a loud scream, that research which has oj>rned every room, which was very apt to be tho case, and the rest rus Ik'd to see what was the HKtr.tKC or coj.onBD gncKtxai tomb, aud joined tho broken clue of be generally managed to stumble over it, Thepoisonous nature of the dye used history from contemporaneous monu­ which was not at all calculated to in­ matter, and it was some time before ,ir *- . •a.'rtr order was restored. . ment iuacoesriblp to thp Egyptian, and crease his self-possession, or add4»<he When the tumult bad in a measure been frequently demonstrated during unintelligible to the Greek historians of grace of his entrance. If a pr^!y~ffirl rarfteidod, Mary looked around lor the the hot weather. The Scientific Amrri tho country. Criticism in this respect spoke to him, ho stammered, and turned Not only all sorts of colors, looking as frightened unlucky cause of it, but b- was nowhere can says that rod, brown, blue and yel­ has supplanted tradition. and ashamed as if be had been convicted to be found. Mortified at the ridiculous low may lw poisonous, and (ells of a rocks and metals, however, but the figure he bad cut, and the merriment of case as follows : " The garments were most fragile of all materials, papyrus of sheep stealing. jug 1,Mfl banded down details of Egyptian Foor Joshua I there certainly never those who had witnessed it, he luul of a light woolen material, and, havii aa'’ history. About 2,000 rolls and frag* was a nun who had a higher opinion of rushed from the house, and never become somewhat worn, were sent to an' stopped or slackened his speed until bo tho better part of creation, or was more extensive dyeing and scouring establish- mente have been discovered and pre­ ifdark blue. had_yeached his room, and bolted the .mflLlnthfc dty to served. Unfortunately, tho Turin papy­ The dWMr, after wearing tho clothes for rus, the canon of history or list of all a few days in hot weather, observed that the Kings with their suoocaniou, years, the blue color rttaisod bis undergar­ months and days of reign, and in some Poor Mary won more annoyed at Josh­ ments, And in the localities of the stains instances the duration of their life, has years before. He bad five brothers ; but, though ua’s evident discomfiture than nt tho he became sensible of a cutaneous erup­ only escaped the ravages of time in tai none of them hod half his good looks or Iom of her dress, which was nearly ru­ tion.- The latter soon extended on a tern, aud it is impossible to patch them sense,, they possessed what he did not— ined ; and she conceived a stronger dis­ large area, wfiich became excessively in­ together. It n supposed to be a system plenty of assurance, and a tact of like tliar. ever to the young collegian, flamed, and a pustular state followed, compiled from all extant ami contem­ showing all they did know, and were who she was quite sure was at the bot­ resulting in excruciating suffering and poraneous sources, representing tbs idea all married and happily settled in life, tom ot it all. She resolutely declined prostration. The case was carefully ex­ of the date of tho world fl known by the Much difficulty exists of amined by several eminent physicians Egyptians. n due city, who pronounced it one of reconciling these elata with synchronistic her brothers ; leaving him the alterna ­ history. Still, it ik wonderful bow many tho most severe attacks of poisoning It was not from want of means to support a wife, for he had plenty of this tive of attending some other lady, or that they luul ever encountered, aud of tho important ontlines ot Egyptian going homo by himself. unhesitatingly ascribed it to ihe dyeing history have been discovered. A great world’s goods, a well-stocked farm, a •Two Sundays pu»ed, and Joshua did of the fabric with aniline blue. Had|ti:e deal still remains to be done to fill up nice new house, besides some money in the bank. It certainly was not for the not come near her; and, on tho Monday sufferer been a child or an invalid, the defective portions, for the subject is by want of girls, for there were scores of following, Mary put on hor bonnet and bpiAfdn'was that tEe'dlseasfc'Iras suffi­ no means exhausted. Fresh and younger them in the town where he litad,of all shawl and went over to his house, for ciently maHgunnt to prove fatal/’ A studonta would find a now sod attractive sorts and sixes, black-eyed, blue eyed, the oat ensible purpose of having a gos Rife way is to discard any garment the inquiry of a novel kind to reward the efforts of research. gray-eyed, and eyrs of no color at all. sip with old Mrs. Wheat, who lived coloring of which stains the skin. No ; Joshua Wheat remained unmarried with her eon, but in reality to find out merely because ho hod not courage suffi­ what had become of her sensitive lover. Much to her dirappointment, Joslins Ono of the most interested spectators The sort of people thatthe inhabitants cient to look any one of the girls in the was not at home, though she saw a coat' Montenegro are is coming to be of the panuio when the Itoston Tiger* 'taiLq'^iapWateappoar through fl oppo* ’ pasaod through the city, says the Now site dock fl she entered tbewoonr, which their ‘redeni‘ shape. A German letter York correspondent of the Boston Jovr^ the uninitiated ae>tm very easily spoken; she shrewdly conjectured belonged to from among them says that they are naJ,‘ wfl a .young man under 30. He li»in yet I Lave known many a nan’s courage very superstitious: “Thunder is be­ hai been an urdunt military man for n fail him at the thought of saying them, After sitting awhile and chatting with lieved to arias from the fact of BL Peter long time, genial, liberal and popular. who would have rode into the front of the old lady, with whom she was quite playing at nine’ pins, while lightning is Three months ago he was in robust regarded*! the reflex of the. sword with health,*and w», of a stout, stocky, ragged the fiercest and bottmt battle.without 8L EHas combate Ute dflil,” build, capsbte of enduring everything. the shadow of fear. At last all the girls of Joshua's ac­ go across the lots, as it was considera­ from which it app< are how their " Chris- He never knew a day’s aicknera until within a short time. He has been a gen­ quaintance were married to braver if bly nearer. fire to l>o extinguiahvd, people call erous liver, and had ample means to She accordingly passed out the back it: "Wine! wine!" instead of gratify his taste. 8ix months ago his Dearborn, the prettiest one among them way. As she was going through the all, and as good and sensible as she was garden, she caught a glimpse of Joshua " Water f* believing as they do that, by father died, and he took a large buri in an adjoining orchard, walking discon- uttering the latter word tho genius of ness, the fruit of twenty years' industry WUifW “* W* Fire would fee! insulted. Life is not and indomitable persevt«ance. The socurs to any. -But kbs dtief glory of young num threw off (he asoeticirm of if she married at though he hadn’t a friend iu the world. (he Montenegrins is to uwwer in large his father, and launched out generously.* all, fhe would have nobody but Joshua He started and colored as bis eye fell figures to the salutation : "Howmaxiy He was just the young man to have hosta Wheat Turks’ heads hast thou cut off I" The of friends. He treated them just like a Jcxbua had taken a great shine to *• Why, Mr. Wheat,” she exclaimed. prince, and entered on what is knowu as but the most deferential salute is to kies “fast life.” First his business failed. thought of. finding yop hen1 Why, I' tlie stomach. The factors of the people Tlien a blow struck him that crippled bis health In thpoo months, frosa a florid, oral tradition only}. A party of German energetic, robust frame, ha l»ecame a winter on his little sled, and bringing physicians is new making a study of the -that is, I haven't been' mere skeleton, and now his own mother (very wdl, lately,” stammered pner country, while caring far the wounded, would not kpow him. He is around । Joshua, looking M if he bad half a nfad and through them porno interesting o9er.ll exhibited I to run away. accounts c^'wfiatis the real condition of friends ; for hia doctors have told him in a some“ You don't sav ao I You are lookinir 1 the Montenegrins. that there is no help for him ; that he has tion. ’? .r°&« tui> i*»*l COURT- NO. 45. IT FVLl,OF There was o Sunday school celebra­ tion within a hundred mites of Chicago, not long ago, and the minister made a speech to tho children, in which he en­ deavored to teach tho natureof faith.,So he told them ti c following story by way of illustration: In tho deepening twilight -of a sum­ mer’s evenings pastor called at the resi­ dence of one of his parishioners, and found seated in the doorway a little boy, with hands extended upwards, holding a Use. " What arc you doing here, my little friend t” inquired the minister. "Flying my kite,” was the prompt re­ ply. • "Flying your kitol” exclaimed the pastor ; * • I can sec no kite—yon c m see none.” " I cannot sec it, but I know it is there, for IJccl it pull /” • The children were all deeply interest­ ed, and tho clergyman continued: Now in * few days after this the mother of the little boy was about to die, and she said to him: "My sod, when I am an angel I will come, if I tan, and bo with you and shield you from harm, aud watch to see you grow up a good man. Will yor. try to think sometimes that I sin by your rideI” And the liUle boy raid ho would. "Now, my dear children," raid the minister, "when that blessed angel camo txick from heaven and hovered over her child, and placed her hand among the fair golden hair, how did he know that she was there, for he could not see her t” "Why, ho frit htr pul', of coturte!" roared the class, in unison, and with the promptness of alwwlnte certainty. The speaker sat down all of a sudden, and tho exercises concluded with tlie singing of a hymn. Wons wagon'wheels Jught to be re­ tired. ■ 1 ' ' ■ ■ ; Tnx real hams <nf Sigaoriusttpeitetini, who erossed Niagara «* sawire reaesitiy, is Sarah McGinnis?—/’<cc ... ,, " What kind <4 a carpet shall we get for the parson's study J’’ asked a church committeeman of his’ colleague. ' **Ax minsteri” wtif* th<5 comprehi'nsivii reply. Ts W4*jv*«n*<itbUteteteM* * ■ *’ ■ Tcaat Saefl to coll UWrfl^t1'’'•*-> A. ItavKRKWD gentleman (jnniti excited) —"Now, just look at this eoa^l .po-yqn call it a good fit i Tho fact ia>^rop can’t cut a coat!” Tailor Iwliosc dignity is touched)—" Sir, if you could ‘preach a sermon as wefra* I can cut i cost, yon would have been a'Bishop before now.” A woman writes that " a man can hold his age much bstter thain b* can hold his yonih. ’’ ■ To which * manjuighi add that a woman can hold her ago much better than she can hold her mouth— but a respect for our hair prevents us from molting the remark.—Norritlmrn Ileraltf4 X:*‘: Tour»t—>*Are there any iiinb in this village, my little mtn f' Small na­ tive—1' 'Ees, sjr, thope b^ thc1 Eox and Lion,* in Middle street, aud the ‘Cob­ blers’ Arms,’ down in the Millend." Tourist—“Winch is tho liest obel” S. N.—" I dunno, sir, but father alius gita drank at tho * Gobblers. ’ /—Zzmfan ! * ■r . . ‘.‘Caj; you change tbit William for me 1” said a young man?. who presented a $50-bin ul the counter of the Glou­ TUI KBMKDY FOB XVjrMTHONli. cester (Miss.) National Bank recently. The PhilidelphiA Ledger, in an ar­ ..... „ I •• U1O bi«r; bin-wkj do ticle on sunstroke, says thnt in all caws ot trim tru« '■ui^vruae .ui»troke iuc tb'o bsui »Hn in b upruiug boratog . “H—ft WiUuimt" .*<Ob, aot ui -----• ---- » F* — — hot uni ilrr, U.o tenpenliln! ot IL.-1 tuuilar enough Mitk Ito. MmI ot • _ ________ .... n-i. .. Lhino* in nail it Bill. ” was tlie ouick thing to call BUI, toe quick Ixxly ranging sometimes us high im 106 deg. or higher. The sufferer is r^ly. indeed burning up, and unless prompt relief be given him, death must soon en­ sue. rurtnnately this relief is to be found in the use of a remedy so simple and po self suggesting that it seems almost in­ credible it should not Imve boon resort­ ed to long before it war used. *ltua is tho free us.: of ice, if it can lie swal­ lowed, which in rarely the cose, and ite free and persistent use externally. Who rver’.lnds a patient thus affected rhonld carry him into an airy room, strip him of his clothing, and, placing a man nt each extremity, got him to nib him from In-ad to foot with largo pieces of foe. The purpose and effect of this is to re­ duce as rapidly as {toraiblc the tempera­ lure, or, in other words, to put out the Arc which is consuming him, and, if this bo promptly done, recovery will take place even in cases apparently of tho mart desperate char­ acter. But this rubbing with ice murt lie thoroughly dune w.th large pieces of; ton, and persisted in until oonsciousne\i and Datural breathing be restored. If ice cannot be obtained, copious effusions of cold water may -bo substituted. Of course various auxiliary measures may Is* adopted by an intelligent physician, but . these enggcstioDs are for immediato adoption in a malady which, if not promptly rented, may prove fatal before the physician arrivesbut, in tel casre, a skillful physician should < f course be rent for without delay. Henry Lccwenberg, of Berlin, has in­ vented an imitation of leather, which, if it proves to wear well and eau be econ­ omically manufactured, will soon find abundant applications in a largo number of Jmluatrit a. The imitation is put ujkid cloth,1 very much as india-rubber goods ore prepared, and it is so much like Un­ real leather that only on expert could detect the differeqoe. By having re­ course tonne to Y'ronxfhg uronxnig and sou coloring matter, IthpomblotopnAuMSrnwtenU,!, which look proci~-l, like g.l™o plulio <»!*. In lb. Hue ot furniture trimming, ........................ architectural decoration, imitation of at! kin la of fancy wood-cutting, cornier* and dccurations of ceilings, as well ax for clothing and shoes, the new suljetaxice A Horn--KBETKn posts at his door1 this notice•* “ German1, Ttafuin and Spanish spoke Here.*-■ Arrives wn ’Bngh'*d«mafi, and in -fantaitic tfrencli Mks plica the write*, “toejrp’s>oQ*».’\ "VMi, no ipte^pr^e^ l And yd you on your sign •iiki all the languages are spoken hero." "tti, sir, by the trav­ elers. * ’yt '• /;’1 ■■' ‘ " I’vs got another, my dear,” said Mr.~Dork ins o« he hurried into tho .Trinity Uhnr<4> spiro qv the back of a goose, how would you get down !*' Mrs. Dorkins thought she’d jump down, slide down the lightning. rocU fly down on the gnore, ftM' down, and them gave i| up. “Why»if^jou wanted to get down, you could pick it off the gooee,” eaid Mr. Dorkins, exidtant^. • Amono (ho prisoners who appeared before Justice Harbangh yesterdry morn­ ing (6 answer to a'chsr^o-of drunken- neoM was Teddy Daily, who wna dis­ charged from tho House ot Correction Tuesday momuig, and out of a residence of eight y(‘tirn in thin aly has paseed five of those years in serving out sentences at the House of Correctton.’ ^When Teddy was led out yesterdaymorning be cried and: teu^rad, arai tested tel kneeled down and prayed. Finally tho Judge Rted : "If I lot you go to-day, Tqddy, will you go right home and boat your wife I" and Teddy replied, with more baste than wisdom; " Yes, Your Honor, disuoveriDg his emx was relieved by tho Judge, who flid. " IV discharge you aud give you sixty miuutea tq gq| qut of the city.” And Teddy started for*Tolf*do.— FcrFreu. ' "/ ’ J, Mr. Darwin and the" other naturalists, in seeking to define the peculiarities which distingufaih man from the lower very remarkable distinction. M^m te the only ---------animal that’ ■ blows his dosc. —----- — Th-JligAi. h*, h. ur^ly too l»"g. b»L he w.rat btoWMft. Tho phont phrnt can chh roach nw*h ovwf ,nar his hi. nose turn and «*d tickle ti h!t.S tegs, Urr* aud «>uf be hh often Afton does Aim ;• bat ha he his hind never wipta ft. Tbf blua-nose baboon mlAeet animal njigfci ^..Qmd, Ifft » ita mannfaiHura a profound aren't boats to any part'd the city for a quartet [ bosdsna as a of a dollar. ' a ipericrity. eridaooa fate �JT Will PAT TW FRIDAY. - - AUG ♦. I87« STOP AJSTT) LOOK! A fctowatoly firi it i spelling FOB THE LONG BRICK STORE OF sahnU MA down OB “pantaloons," No man e*» bwoome thoroughly ac- qnainlad with hie family without runBaby perambulators are said to be a* low as four dollv* apieef, but Accomodating a friend with a fifty dollar note is an ex-L-lcnt way of ' The extreme height ol misery is a small boy with a new pair of boots and uo mud puddle. ' . ’ A retired physician has gone iixlo the green grocery tine* throws in a prescription, with, every dozen green cucutbbcrs. shotrfd seise limn by the forelock, Cur the rude old fallow, sooner or later, palls all their hair out. i You ar^fW'd every day through th* col­ umn* of nSyepApera «sd by Druggis's to um.something for IXyarapaia and Lirer Coss■ plaint I bat you kMw nothing about, you ’ gat discouraged spending money; with but ^ttto suoesHN. No* to gira you satisfactory proof that Ouw'l Acunrr Flo*s* will sura you of Dyspepsia *Bd Li rar Complaint stumbled into a doo r-yard at Holland Thura- with all its •flocls, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual CoaUruaaa, palpitattoo ot th a Heart, Hoort-bum, Waler An iaoandiary attempt was made Sunday brash, coining up of food after aalisg, tow •ruing t« burn BriUy'. hotol al Ba iliai spirits, Ac,,we Mt you to go to your Drogreek, by aaltiug fir. to some rubbish in a, gists, Boise Bros., and get a sample boule of Gnoien's AOoust Fsowsa for 10 canto and try li, or a Regular Sixe for 75 cents, two dooes will relieve yon, bridge. Friday, as Is supposed, fwn the eftQls sunstroke- self-admini sisrad. Hon. C. H. Walker. Walker, of Flint, fell from a Irra bo was trimming ytslerday, and strik­ ing upon a pick* tone* tbo picket* was forced through his thigS. His life WMjda- DryGoods Our Stock ot are receiving IS NOW ALL IN AND NEW GOODS DAILY, pedlar who wont swear. Next he Christian Bohnerila. cf Adrian, was st* will want a boy with feathers on his lacked by a mad bull and bcf-.ro he oould ARE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! legs. The Saratoga chap who married, a broken, bis color bone dislocated and eever girl, last summer, having fallen io with her beautiful complexion, says Ionia, arrested uow that it was a “skin game." character and a' resident of Muir, on pldon of being the ptrton who murderously assaulted H. V. Staley last Bunday, night. oeully in that dty, five women spent Tbompeou wm taken, to jail. two long bou.s in making a selection Mr. Asher MUbourue, who died at Charui* one simple little straw hat otha. peraotw tot- rested I. Mid ctete. ore re.;Hired (•appear at a »c..ion .aid court, then Io bo ho'.den H the Prtfbale Oflk*. In I he city of Harting*. and show cauao, If any tbsra be, why the prayer of the peUttoner should be granted; ▲nd H Is further ordered, that said. paUUuaer give nolle® tn the peraon* Interested In •aid estate, of the jKmdcncy of Said petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy ,U.------.--------------- In tbe Nash rille New., circulated In said ct-unty of Ira wacks previous Io said and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our GRAND BAPID8 DIVISION 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, Curtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, Black Silks, Table Linens, INCREASING SALES Parasols. Hosiery, Warm weather helps one to be gtwd. That ia, you don’t care wheth­ er your, neighbor has a big woodpile than an Indian village called Schimmacon. ur a s.na!l one. Eyen during the healed term the An eld mau eighty years old, by the name Kalamazoo papers get inlo-a gramalstation, just west of Battle Creek, kicked ical dispute. Il's singular bow men are proof that the peo­ MARBLE WORKS ple know where BLACK <fc PULLER, Ptopriclon. can be in such- a mood, while the clothes on fire, and was so badly suffocated heat is iu tebso. At the Congressional convention forenoon. The First Regiment of Stele troops has at Albioo^Aug. 2nd, J. IL McGowan of Branch was nominated represent­ gone into camp at Jackson. Il ia denomin­ ated Camp *76, and is under the command ative on the 26ih ballot The con­ of Col. W. II Witbing i on. The militia pre­ test was a hot one. sent comprises Company A, Capi. RevenThe Hon. Potiphar Peagreen, of awgk. of Ann Arbor; Company B, Cspi the Georgia Legislature, rose in bis Hunter, Coldwater, and companies C, D, E and MONUMENTS, Mkd« In > wodunanliku manner from tb« bei Sait.tfaction Guaranteed. BLACK & FULLER. ber Uie meaning of geology. The An Adrian man bought a lol of wild mus* tcnced taming them, 204 MAIN STREET 204 an(Z are- sell them, less than they can be bong ht in thisvicinty. May 15, 1867. lie uses a lasso, end Tbe London Lancet saya that no ried homo on liters. Boolheels fly higher person should sit for more than half than the barn, and the Doctors are out of an hoar. S'posen a fellow is silting splinters-and arnica. Iton Turner has it all E. T. CHILD & CO KOCHER BROS Mrs. Custer—poor lady- ia out in Fort Llncold, kul will soon return to her old A negro w-s scalded to death by a boma to Monroe, Mich. Her only words boiler explosion in New Orleans, last are, “all ths world is gone;*’ and it must week, aud on his tombstone they BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, Don’t forget it 1 Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at C, A. TRUMAN’S. C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADVT. DEALERS IN on the sofa with his girl, is he going UKOCERIEH, WALL PATER, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AKD LAMPS! Forcigaa tk. American seat the other day, and asked a mem­ member told him it was a species of GOODS ARE SOLD CHEAP GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING! I NASHVILLE to he |Mrlicu.ar to a minute ? THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE 54^255 chisled deeply : “Sacred to the mem­ ory of our 'steamed friend." OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, maaeacre ’made 26 widows. OH M>UTH M.UK 6TUEET, Fort lajit, Jitbn I Saiiui B. B. Six pairs pairs of twins kick their The eeneation of the day st Niles, is the suicide Saturday morning of X. Bachman, of Florida, Northern correspondents boot aud shoe dealer, by hanging. Finan­ ought to be ashamed to run down the cial embarrassment was the principal cause resources of that state. Bachman was aa honorable and high-mind- herb under ibe table of John Law, It wasn't a loaded SHORT LIKE B ETWEES 204 Main St., Jackson. HARDY A CROCKER, MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Proprietors. Onendaga county preacher who recently said : could not pay. He leaves a wife and seven “Brezzern, szeaaier for a emmil—hie children. —Igu srough ze knee of an idol, zan Early on the morning of July 28th, a fire on block, in Grand ItapiJs, which spread with great rapidity and before the fire Co. arrived the rear of the Rathburn. House, the Lyon, BeUfcrd aud Foster blocks were in flames. The upper stories of these build­ ings were occupied as sleeping rooms to-the Rathburn House. The flames spread rapid­ A brave young man in a neighbor­ ly, cutting off the escape of many oceuing city got patriotically intoxicated peazibly with hiz muzzer-in-law." the other night, and while in that Cnarlie Thompson was so seriously burned A FEW OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Walnut Bureaus, with class $12.oo Marble Top Bureaus, do $18.oo REAPERS, MOWERS, EventWKteaProptrtiOD. Horse Rakes, Plows, Call And See. Wheel Cultivators, 204 MAIN STREET 204 Harrows, Corn condition received to avenge Luster's The death—and next tuomiog not one persona were more or lew injured. firemea diJan elective and heroic work with sound wooden Indian could be faoed their todJeve to teecuing those xrhove eaeape wu eat off. The total loss ia estimated at How nacaxAlly one turns away, at $70,000. this interval, from the works of bards, •ages and philosophers, from visions of alatacraft aad the phenomena of our table. It is full of good reading matter. pahtical science, and sixhs for Ibe nisi, fssbioM, receipts, etc., and two superb matohlesa liberty of that civilization NEW MUSIC! Planters, and Wheel Cultivators OF THE LATEST IMPROVED.PATTERNS Road Scrapers, Peters' Household Melodies. or the Beat Make, ia the FOR SALE ONLY AT whioh. permits a man to sit around all ladies sud everybody etoe. Address, L. A. GUDET, Philadelphia, Pa.' canvBM for “The Tribulations of the Al the M. E- parsonage, to this village, Peters’ Sacred Selection Martyrs," was kicked out of five of­ fices the first day, and nearly scalded Wilocg and kltss Mery A. Coats. Both of O Bering rtoUm I Mele Voire*'. to death by an irate woman whom he interrupted in her culinary duties. An Indiana man has just been Now he swears that the tribulations neatly scalped by a stroke of light­ ol the martyrs amount to jnat noib- ning, and be "peaks of it ns a very ing compared to his‘own, and ’he wigged performance. wants his name added to the list Good.—Colonel Ethan Allen, of when a new edition of the book is Revofutiouary fame, though roughly reared, was verj corteous by nature, There have been plenty of Indian and m»*de every passible effort to im­ braves at the Exhibition, but the first prove his manners by observing those When he was a genuine leathered, moccasined, deer­ of other people. prisoner of war in New York chy. on skinned squaw made her appearance parole, he was invited into the brtil only yesterday. That aba was a society of the city, and oh one uccas i borough bred member of Sitting ion attended a large and Tashionable Olives were passed Bull’s family, was put beyond doubt dinner party. mound the feast, and,, following lhe wbem she yelled at an urchin who general example, Cui Allen took one. Healthily pulled a feather from her He was onable to overcome the dis­ gust it caused his palate, and. taking lhe half-chewed fruit in bis hand, he said, with a low bow to bi» bovtew, • tongue. “Ugh •'Madam, with your permission, I’ll tile. Petert Octaro Charnsa. GALE CHILLED asd DIAMOND ffiOK PLOWS ElORY’S Carriages and Buggirs. Petert Orw Selectioas- AT THE CROOK'S PATENT VolanUty. Peter’s Parlor late. GUARANTEE GREATLY REDUCED PRICE OF $35 EACH, LaCrcnit le la Creme. ON SIX MONTHS OR ONE YEAR'S TIME. Hotwire. DOUBLE WAGON i. L rerrai. » v. B1SDY « l-RtoKEB. C. C. WOLCOTT. �■awaM ccmss i»b nrrixo, WILL OFFER ■a. Mj *> «■' T~ l„u MERCHANT TAILOR! IM al Daugherty's Wholesale and- Retell —Mm. John R. Eastman, of Woodland, m — cn»rin ..d vwitb lying very til with a fever al her fethB?i, Groeerie* aud Provuions IBM’S, TOOTHS' I BOYS’ CLOTHlIfi D. W. Liaoou'a. Family Whi'efieb Herring, per box. Ne. 1 Trout, new. »} ttw. rtoefor.. LIXBHAUHKB- .60 During the next 30 days GREAT INDUCEMENTS DRV GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, AC. AC.. 40. II. ALDRICH driver. Hero we found Lawton friend, 0-'Robinson? Dauomsstt’s. district, aad Clemeai Smith a delegate te windows cleaned. He is running M Bread, Bull. Calcs, Craciera aid Pies A. LUNCH ROOM —This is the way a neighboring Dutch- Clippers, of Hastings, and the Wolverines judging from all reports, we think it time B9* Remember the Bellevue flour can *t blacksmith, is building a nioe frame dwel­ ling. GROCERIES! 20 per Cultivators, and everything in lhe line on hand. Points for Bellevue Curtis Plows. H. ALDRICH 23 WOOL CARDING? . LiircoLM'e. The Nashville Cardinn Illis' —The Republioane of Castleton will meet gross the minds of the Assyrians just now, is .a church trouble and haunted bouse. NEW CROP OF WOOL! BSl. Took all the Pramlums at the Wool sent by rati wUl be carded with Centennial Trial—(he McCormick Reaper promptness and returned per directions. and Mower, a combined machine for sale Tho ehured trouble dates its existence on time, without intereat. If you need a from last winter. J. Paton, of Almout, rested last week Jhureday night for disor. A. M. DAcaainrr. family, but thia makes no difference to the and mysterious noia One if elected, would discharge the duties, con­ nected therewith, with credit to himself and that Doc was compelled to leave his wife Shoes a t Cost, Boot s Crockery at Cost, GROCERIES AT COST. CLOTHINGI From $5 per Suit Up. MEN'S SUITS FOR $5.00, - Pure Linen Coats at 75 cts. each. IK GREAT VARIETY, From $1 a Pair, Upwards. STOGA BOOTS, $2.75, Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per lb. AU Goods Sold as Represented, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Street, in W. A. Ay Is worth's Brick. fiumke Ptrfcd Sri&b'n. Good Fine-Cat Che rring Tobacco, 45 cts Side of Main Nashville, Mich., July 15th, 1875 J. W. POWLES, Prop. it and see. D. W. Lincoln. ......Try the SILVER SOAP—three Bara bars. NE W LIVER Y! For sale al DQUQlicrty's. New goods of some description ar-! riving nearly every day, D. W. Limcolx. uino tobacco of D. W. Lixcolx, Scythe Stones five cents each residents of Assyria township, died July JJudu - ^adt Location.— West Stockmann & Willyard. H. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. 1776. 1876. PROPRIETORS IB- One new Single Harness for sale at bargain, at Daughcrttfs. liberality hi all laudable enterprises. HATS & CAPS AT COST 50 CENTS TO $1.00 PR POUND. LARGE EXPERIENCE *9* A Big Line of Ready Made Cloth­ ing. Headquarters for Farmers and Work­ ing Men. The Highest Price paid for Produce, and Goods sold the Cheapest, At DAuaasBTi’s. CLOTHING AT COST, BEST ASSORTMENT OF Price, 10 Ccib peril., er 121 vierel 15 GRADES OF TEA Famish 01 naring had a D. W. Lixcolx's. DRY GOODS AT COST, DEMINS BOOTS AND SHOES ! EBP Good Cottonade Pants for $1 al «. D. W. Lixcolm’b. and private, from the rostrum and in the not providing the oomforts of life; however Eld. P- Holler, is pastor. it appears that the court did not fest much confidence m the evideuoe brought on the day of tho trial, (Friday), and the prisoner eeeded in winning about one third of the Adventlete to his belief, and now some of —The Republican candidates for county the questions of the -quarrel are : "Who owns lhe church pioperty t” and "Who shall dispense the Holy Writ to us. Holler dr Paten There is something truly mysterious and draws, of Carlton; and our fallow towns­ exceedingly refreshing about the “hsuuled man, Lewis Durkee, and wo suppose there Prints, Cottons, TICKS, Stripes and. Che.dcs. . Limcolx b, *Si_ Agricultural Implements Naabville, on Saturday, Aug- 13th, next, at FULL LINES OF everything ip the Notion line at Bottom figD. W. LuooMt's. Since Worth of Merchandise at Cost, for the next Sixty Days, at . TO PURCHASERS OF READY MADE CLOTHING 1 South Main Bl A. M. DArotrskT-r. XB- Buy $10,000 1.0. HillIBII t C9. DrMg and DURING THE DIVERT SALE and BOARDING STABLE, Centennial BA. For Fresh Candies of every descrip­ . Lmtcolx’s. TEAS 50 cts to 81. NASHVILLE, MICH. 1848, to Assyria, bought from parental jurisdiction, in Union City, horse jockeys. He finally brought up at bis undos, as above stated, and worked as boys county. On Friday his funeral sermtn raa largely attended and tho rsmai ine family Medicines, that I am selling at manufacturers prices. D- W. Lixcolm. LIVERY STABLE! DYE-STUFFS, School and .VllaccUaneoua , Came into my enclosure July 16th. three fore. “John Furniss living near the center had same by ealllng at my place, aud paying all nine acres of wheat that yielded 267 bush­ reasonable damages. the sale of berries to lift a tn or I gaga from Maple Grove, July 22nd, 1876. els. It was thrashed by Baker's machine hie faim. Last Tuesday Fremont appropriChas. T Hubsajid. “leg ball.” Ho came into this village, bought a toil of clothes and a revolver, and many, however, that the very fine slock, especially in ths horse flesh line. at, look The Ladies Society will give an enter- Lhe people The German MethedW Church was dedi­ large WM. VENN. Pbopubtox. Bltgood'e old aland. Nashrifle. Mloh. Stolen from the premises of lbs subscribr, an Sntuaday night, July 28th, a large Uyl times. the return of the U. 8. mail, well satisfied ing, and the two parts joined together with with our Assyrian neighbors. thole saturated with ROE & CLEVER, hanking the public for past favors eoliets Dr. Griswold. BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS VARNISHES, BRUSHES, MEAT MARKET! Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Etc., for information that will lead to the recov- thieves. Maple Grave Coaler, Aug. 8, 187fi. JOHNSON McKELVEY. DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, inform the public that they will FRESH MEATS, TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES, TEAS, COFFEES. BPICES, File Tobaccos aid Cioars. LEE BROTHERS And, join in (ho chorus with I huso (bat are already singing . This is the Tea I long have sought, And mourned because I found it not. THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF In Nashville and sell them at the Ssnallest Profit. You can tniy Straifiht "A” for 11 coots, Gramlatoi 111 cents, Yellow C10 ceus, And other Groceries equally as low in price. LEE BRO’S, NEW FIRM? NEW GOODS? The highest price paid for Hides, Pelts •te. Give them a caUoa West ride Main 8t Nasavills, MHb. ODO. M. BAVAQB A CO a COLUMW XL W. VOIGTS SALVATOR BEER Wines and Liquors ! ally set into execution her former resolves, unintentionally pain is caused. Is the Best Lager Brewed in the West 10,000 Fathers and mothers, brothers and sistere, sweethearts aad children, can be FOB MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL PUR­ different from tbs POSES OKI.T. bo would shrink C.LA8S AWD RjkIINTX IT WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL! BY BUYING THEIR GOODS OF THE NEW FIRM, Do you wont Dye sluffs? rtosk’i Btttoth known Marten Do von want Paints and Oils ? Do you want a good Book for the Griffith & Durkee, IN THE BRADY BRICK. Home Circle’ Do you want School Books ? ItaUi. *3 Do you want a Prescription filled Siu sbou-J Richest and Handsomest Dress Goods, Neatest and Tastest Prints, Gayest and Prettiest Gaiters, Nicest and Softest Gloves. Call and See Fours Truly, BOISE BROS GRFFITH & DURKEE, * Neville, Mich. �- Matta®*,' ’ att /urtwa odawrfw* rar* f«!- LU VUfl u> .jwrabu. lunger oxpkiriug p**-1!-- The magoitud*’ of the tank ur.wwn^lMilird will lw Nnrn from the ontfine given by Prof. Huxley: T " "r' .. ...... W)...l»» XS-XT^fc^TU^ c^.rmedwice. r»T« it la ’ITiunr Hob>.—Lzvuiing varieties at (KAtske psk!. Josn Kxax tain far u* that mon* precise and accu­ rate information of ti*o physical eharactesMtuM of the sen and of the animal Mandi. i« th. JUgrut of tt.® Turttob Empfcr.- for the ’progrete of fidcnce. For tb*t pnrpone she wm order., d to tmvrTwe th® Attautie twice, to proceed by the wny c f the Cape of Good Bop®, to mkke b dive into the AnlarcGe region* among the »now and ioo of three loaiHtlw; then go north again by wey ot Australia;. to pose through Torn-.* Stnile, to reach the coast of Chin*, then strike across the Pacific end find her w»y home again by way of Cape Hom ; and throughout tho whole of that track, amounting by the courao she followed to some 70.0OT miles, it was her duty at xegulsj* intervals to aeot rtain tho exact depth of tho Bco, tho distribution of temperature in tho sea, tho nature of Iho crvalurcn who live on the nurfoce, the nature of tho'debria found at the bottom, and thus to lay something filo 4 solid foundation for our ridenbtv Ifchteuad. had a different Utituda HM-s.nl. mutatairy. ®>»nn»n. HU~:»mxu Jbu” man. WMUateb. Wallacr, WhyK . * «b*». Cbrtati-Dcy. “*■"• V(WH.). ------------' ,. cw. Hamlin.. Bowv. fniatt’. J«are I™" ° CaucaatM, and are overpowering garriacua. -A du-palcb front Parti aaya that a number Of Turkish desperadoee recently attempted to hie tattimony untarily given. Brusrels to deliberate upon tho Eastern quawMixioos to»«niro hia famoua io'IN no Rttihy man —A diepatch from Kajara announces that ’.irysn bad-cliaqiad to 5,000 Tarts SsfeaUd th a inaurgcats at lUmeuwhisky ring commit- granda after thrso bourn’ figbdug. The Turks fired ths village of Triobs, and the inhabitants Be .cut to Binford WU- fled. fto., Jonca (Fl*.), Mxxey, Marton, Hkaroe. Tb. preaidias officer wwinrri 14#' Iw^-iMrda ... < «.!■>. ...» >hn>. fan th- ra«vwi>Ua< Lb. Aflb artKL. *Mlloto>t presence of Sacrntiu-y Morrill and Maj. WiMon. lhen bund that Bluford Wilaou aiiall in lbj future b. plkced upon tho footing of au ordi­ nary citixm, and shkll be Allowed no aowa. ip public doenmeata uc.pt by consent of dtpart- —The surviving members of the Seventh Cavalty who were in Ibe fight of Jane 25 and The uonaa adjoerned witl.vn*. rr»<-i>:r,K addr.wsod a petition to the President praying terant Colonelcy of Uie regiment, dan Custar. —All Hit cavalry now on duty In Hoalbem Kiihsa. Texss. and tbs Indian Territory havs been > nierod ts jjui (Ten. Terry or G» n. Crook, aud will leaT$ for their deitinttian at once. That thia task was performed in a aatitifactory mnnnur, appear* from Prof. Huxley’s summary of the work, and the Buppicmentary remarks by Prof. Sir Wyvilla Thomson, member of the ex­ ploring party. The Challeng. r followed tho route mapped out, and brings l ack reports of Bounding* at nearly 400 points. Thrso reveal tho nature of tho ocean's bottom, the temperature at various depths, the formations disoovored, the kinds of living creatures in all quarters of the deep, and the fact that animals <M}( Utrr, rrtgrucs wee plseed lire al all depths of ocean. Synod ingw baud, •tewtag tbsl GW., B. to the depth of 4.400 fathoms, or about I*urtrr lost tiO.ODb la t Oeub! coneplrscy, ILrough Jay five miles, were made. At great depth Ata Bird Gardiner, President of the Cbicaco tuih- thin temperature was found to bo nearly U> Adjust their losM-e ; tbsl that at which fresh water freezes—* diecovery which Prof. Huxley considers very interesting. Over. Urge areas of aea bottom was found a kind of chalk, Tiicujidat. July 27.—tvnatr.—Tho BK.alc commanding tbs military station attending Bock Agen y. baa learned some uitorsetmg parti ralan of Crater’s last figiil with .the Kioax.- Jits information coati from seven of the aavagea Jost returned from the hostile Wilson*. re.lcaaUoa ImtwdUMr foDow»d Bria IwpcrtuwnL agrees with Um araonnta heretofore published. The ulatilca were celebrating thrir greatcet of roligioha fotirab-. the ran d.nce, alien nin­ th. CoinnifUev on Appropriation*, rrportrd a 1411 •PpropriaUns $317,MS for payment of tudcb<Mlnr>> Xotir.ll,* Douglaa, Hanleubergb, Faultier, and Beno firak attack*] th* rtiiag aud acron* Little I’ig Bcm THE INDIAS WAR, Faioax, July 23.—Senate.—lural.-. from tho defeusiva when rpuners bi^ouxld the n$ws of Cidif'^attaek on ths nc nJ) end of the viilsgn, three’or four milts distant A force large enough to prevent Ileco from aasumiog the effetuuvs was left, and the kurifins aniihbie fores followed to the other - sod < the camp, where the ludiaus-went Nudcteafully dniing Custer before them. A aaadHnuritor of cava’ry brake through the Hoe of l^tauut In their roar and e«cspcd. but were vrortakcu WLthin a dis- Ashton. ■ The engineer and [Wa.hlmrtou Cor. New' YoA Vributw.] —______ ____ _____ _________ _ ____ The last of the new detachments sent -. ArUfow nnti thr Jix~MieUar of <Ae . rrinforca our troops engaged in fighti ing the Sioux Indians are now on the J. Blafoxd Witaoc. who recently natgnod ni,, Mi, xsutioa of SolWtor of th. Treasury Do- ; . Oto. Shermfili. byjhe aetit, bs. teatifiod bofore a Congremk>»*J i judicious distribution of the troops situ, u to firn maimer ♦hfch. rt t« | »hioh were ststitmed oq toe ._Allnntic I<xi, Mr. Brutiow'e ’fforte to pnuiali rtvo- J seaboard, has b«m able, notwithstanddefreadere wenAhw*ried. by powerful; Log the present nummeal weakness of .eagers wer» aha killed. wrecked. Tt:o Main waa a^A tamed} paased ovrr Djhmore townehiji, ing several dwelling* and other bniidioga. aud duets. Mrs. George Webb waaimdanfiy Mlicd. infant belonging n Jacob Bynor was hilled. CBimK AMD CKIMIXAJ.X. b*Traii*T, July 29.—5mo.'r. - Com- Wil'dWaajrtn Oava—No.'S Ch***-o.. JU’S The Enemy of Disease, the Foo of Pain to Man and Beoat, « > non-TMW CkMal MUSTANG LINIMENT, BaauiXr-Xo £ !• * Sn AO mil*, ai formed from tho shells of minute- cm* tares—“a sort of geological shoddy made of the cast-off clothe* of these animals.** These dep-jdts rain down from mid-water as tho animals die—a conclu­ sion to which the examiners were led by Lhe fact that wjute tho water near the curfsco might be full of these calcare­ ous organism**, at the depth of 8,090 fathoms or more they were not found. Prof. Thomson reported lhe average depth of the Atlaatio Oeeau to he about 2,000 fathoms, and that of the Pacific 2,­ r.i >. ouchiati. *J»» 1» (*> «1» V ioxi »J I MM )| M x-B—I....... Medium. 800. Tho waters of the. two oceans pre sent pretty much tho aamti feature*, aud the bottom of each is a tolerably level $5 to $20 a* expanse, with slight undulations. Tn ■A?LoK^..K3S.k' ♦his respect tho report hardly agrees with discoveries nf an American party in tho Pacific. Instead of si girt undula­ tions, mountains were found rising to within a few hundred fathoms of the snr- JS“S£!h^SX^krtXX &R faoe. One importent atatuneni in Prof. Thomson's report is that in alt depths of ocean living creatures were found. The greater the depth, the fewer Uie animate, ILL. CATATXWJVNOFAl bat e ven down 4,400 fathoms life was found. As he refers for proof to eovaral 18THMA. St-S’.tlMRSfiT.’K^K^Sthnnsand specimens which he brought home, tho generally accepted theory that nothing lives at three miles below ocean’s surface must l»e uiscarded. Science will profit largely by the re­ sults obtained by the Challenger explor.dions, aud it was purely in the interest of science that the party was sent out. ■WHaJWTKSa. BLCFOHl) WlLtiOX. last man that wa-. killed was killed by two rom of a Santee Top, Bed Indian, who was a leader io the Cowmltn-c on Ajproprnt..-n«, with tnatrw.. .... ’ I °ur army, to respond promptly to the in the Minnesota . fltaaa tea of t*4 and- 83. I u frpnrt Uie bill »o that the total anxrnn Mr. Brtrtow dedicMd to recount to tb. Coo.. . „ Q. .. t . After the bittle the mpiai - MU-nd lb. fit Id to prepnatM shall n-X canext p.lCO.Ott) . grtMional committee tta acron of the IVrei- caI1M °f GpD’ 8h‘,r,d*». rein forex­ pliiuiar aad matilalA ~lit$ _ _ ... dent and the Cabinet, bocanso it came under > menta- "nd Do volunteers will be noosed joidog was indulged in. au-J a duitnbalioa of . f<* IhseompItiLue •< the Wa>bfnK«xi manuincot th. bead of privUegM eommunkatiana. Bai to push tho Indian war to a 8<lCO-*sful YVUaon wm under no rentraint >-o far aa hia ia conciuiuon. condition. lien, Gen. mu Sb rpnn rjdnn reports from connection with or kno< ledge pf the pro^cp—•• everything -----is making -• >-1’ Chicago that satis Up to thia attack Uie tioea went. ' ' . ,; factory progress, ami that active opcraThe following ia the bricte-.t ontUn. ol Wilijions will lie resumed within a few ■on’. tMtimaay: weeks. It is tffimaliy reported here UiutM soon as the jjcoesi ary prepara­ tions are made nnfi the supplies for­ ......................... ......... , _ ____ _ __ warded, Lieut. Gen. Sheridan will take given, and. it b believed, for n-inforewneuta. .uted that iTraid^nt Oraot bimaaif mi Warned ffho field and peraomdly superintend (lie With b^ng.pArty to lhawhiaky rag i» si. Louia. movements of troops M hs did in hia —Nolan’s shoddy mill at PldlsdelpliU wae ‘muter ou the Military Academy bill, lubtuitled the .rT^t*r4',_____________ fal cmi-lKOOf 1868 iu.1 IBM dextroyrd by fire one day laxt week, with tho chare* MrinM htmiwU Mfor thafvitthAt ii^rk i again’t the Cheyennes, Kiowas, Arrapastock and maoldnery. Three women rapped and Caaey bad been accnard of oompUdiy with tb» 1 hoes and Comanche* between the Platte . . x_ .. . —^l-, - - l r .. „ —The • Flying lluk-bmau,” a fast train, running at full .peed between Taunton and THE MARKETS. ■peculation upon the phymeal geography th. Moood arttote, tesrtr sri ttawVwy. N’H'd wb.ttb'-M .ffpiveHJ “ guDty,” and twenty- Ove “not Kiflfty.- Many who did not xaxwcT «> tbn first roll-csil Toted gouty on tbs .meted atofi. Jtteaidrs ••not (silly" repeated tbetr r»- CONGREtiSI ONA L. WKDxntDAX. July 26 - .Smalt -The Impeach- KBYVSSaW GBATB 45 Years of Bojoless Snfferina. ftSs-fflK "WELL AS EVER. JltlSaJWMl 5WWBJW 25 6 SE.WSSUKMSTE'S&SS BUS Marte tee, As Manx us twenty of th? 28.29J er boub whose deaths were registered in Ireland in the first qiuuter of the pres­ ent year are <.escribed m centenarians. There are tnreo among them registered as 106 years old, one 109, one 110, and two men 111 years of age. '■ Rcbbihhi novels hare had a good deal ♦ tTi*i'n it. Nfe i Sherman will remain in Washington, to do with the present tendency toward directing the general movements and snicido among young persoijfL providing the necessary means to insure ibe success ofibs estperijlioiK *v*.»a.i_ J. A ' *been The plan of e^mpkig^ whioh Imu Tb. liver is the gnat d^urating or blood a„.novelty:.S^m n AGEWTS WAXTED FOR THE GREAT Centennial history - ’jWWapf^SriateoitMl $350 PEERLESS WRINGER! LOSCINC’ determined Btermined upon unon ia is to make a combined movemeat of three colhmoa, with Fort I /EEis at the base. Two of the columns I tm/Zv ■iWS AN ELECTRIC BATTEAT IW9ECDED IN A POAOUS STRENGTHENING PLASTEJL S£=SfiJs- will move directly against the Indians and one against their villages. Gen. a«ntw 'Sheridan will, according to the present plan, r-stabhsh hut ^■•*'lfla*ltera in the field, al somt) advantagsdns point on __________ _____ .4ll« to aerra, nn ■ °«*® CreA’ «b°nt mile* «orthweM . .Tba two-, uu--r purpaBa io aocomptiab, th»i to •ofovee ite of Fort Phil. Knamey, and near the scene ‘ of Gen. Cnxik’s battle on tlie Itoeclnul I ou the TTdrtrf Ttme. The fvreeW tixmo »(inuiw.iii xxmm ££$ Sij “*■* v three coinmtis will ataoual iu the aggro­ gate to iH-kwtHin 3,00V and 4,000 nu n. tbM tho Indian cbir-ftaiuB will naturally have t^e aboioe of position, and that in order to fight Uimn it will be nroewtaty to meet them wlwuever they uSt r battle, proved. KsspectfuIIy yours, "Yxunxiox, kdgar Co., Ill, or wherry, r they can be'caught. Judg ing from what is well known of Indian Ciuteb CumnI—8af» axd&cul—Dr. chjtnurU-r, ho dors not think they will i fight uuIom they h»vo the adv.iniegu both in poatlion and number*, and, aa a poritaoa l« mtuphi amt »c’R«»Ufic. no poUon. Il art onanequoDoc*,' it maid b$ expected that pernianenL II U tire United State* troope will Buffer REVOLVERS! I $3.00 sards astoJa.’—• Ji WWVEIS PEN 810 N S.-^SSSlas’J fighters, and that, if they get anything like a fair chanty, tlwy will make it very FOB SAAB BY AU. I>ar<XUl»TV. e< deposit. •»,815 ecu; Hmnre IL Iknro, of Jefferson, Me., MERIDEN O tut AoCvKPiXft (o statistics, 126.H22 school vacation in the United State*. A want has been felt and expreewed by phytacUao ter a otfo end rebates purgative. Hoch a want Is now stipoltod in Persoas JWriiiw i‘iU» " manufacture all OF TABLE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-08-11.pdf.pdf a0bb9c0e4a7974465b550aba0c16baa7 PDF Text Text ®hr ^ashriUr fcrtrs FRIDAY, :ssas!w’m»; :4<H*JS1S1SI .' 4 Co; 6 to. lUUUlfH j c*i«mm2^S:»( ORNO STRONG-. Editor and Proprietor. •ear to faytm sutscmMM swAmmm Progression. No Retrograding. MrIW COa MipAY, AUGUST II, 1876. i. i . .— VOL. HI. words. Say you have not been trifling with me 1” Her dark, pitiless eyes never wavered as he finished. She had been through so many such scenes a* this that she was hardened to it. He waited for her to reply, and watched her fair Greek pro­ StosshriUr girrrtonj. VILLAGE OFFICERS Jfrcfrtto. MKTHOD1ST KPI8COI-AL CHUROH-1'.. J. Al. Ksi.luwu |*a»i<>r. Srrrlecaevery Sabbath al 1 l-» a. m. an* 1 p. m. h-J-balh jfchoal at H» Jirrrffirj. W. II. TOUNG, 11. A. BARBER, M. C ELLIS. CLEMENT SMITH, throughout tbf I'. 8. FLi.XT S, BRADY, » TTORWItYH (WthoUori al taw. M.FEIST. Notary I’ui BRADY, ONE CHANGES WITH THK > YEARS. " Really, Mr. Dalton, I do not under­ stand yon," and Rose looked up in ap­ parently deep confusion. Her eyas, met the homely, pleading face of the man UNION HOUSE, . before her, and a look of disgust half­ DAKCEK, Fronrietor. Thl* l-Xel I* curled her beautiful lipa, as aho noted the tall, angular figure, the irregular features, and the bright red hair and ALF. C. BUXTON, beard surrounding the pole face. Mr. Dalton looked down in amaze­ ment at the coquettish young lady. He lirrrrn mwm, or »ny m»i.ur»ciun-. ruroun. 1WI price, raiop near tUe ptainln< mill. supposed, of course, after her giving him so much encouragement, that a pro­ ' Mr*. M Z TIMME/TmaN. posal would not prove distasteful; and lo ! at the very first hint she grows sud­ denly cold and distant, and affects JOHNM. ROE, ignorance of his purpose in bringing her TTOCSE, K1«11 BMl Carrtece fainter. Graining, XX Frmeotac, awl Paper Hnn<lnr a Specialty. hither from the crowded ball-room. " If I can moke it any. plainer to you, CHAS. W, BEMAR A Y. Miss Gilmore, by asking you, out-andout, to be my. wife—’’ ty' CToekt, Nprctavtea.■ >l«i a» n-prva.-nli-J, or m< "Don’t,” interrupted Rose, abruptly. D. W. SMITH. 1). IF. LINCOLN. prised in my life. Indeed, Mr. Dalton, I could never—no, never—marry such —” Bhe hesitated, and he, reading what she would have said, went on: £ PAR AD Y. "Yeo, I know what you would say : Vf ARUFACTUREK at BmoU s»d 8boe*. Making 1U *n.i raplnns n<«Uy .lone, alto rtrid aura-. That I am too poor, too homely, for such a beautiful creature as younji»lL4<> fancy; but oh! Rose, why have you en­ J. B. RASEY, couraged me, smiled on me, and prac ticod all yonr witching wiles upon my EALKB 111 Umraie* and ProTUlom. Ury Good*. G«rt»’ Famtos* Good*. Notion* ind _ a U-I-Ol—I D WEBSTER 4- HOBBS, Why, indeed! Miss Rose was to blame for this sudden denouement; and well she knew it. Had she allowixl the poor fellow to go his way in peaceOR NO STRONG. :R, >ih! PuUhhw <rf the Saaaru had she not sought, merely through her u- Every dcaertptio* »t Maia nrx! Fai W rvcrated with rxwfnc*. a<-rararT t vanity's sake, to see how far she could go—perchance the poor young man would never have fallen in love so hope­ P. HOLLER 4- SON, ‘paOPMSTOKS of Ibe Wolrwiae Mill. The kq-J lessly. But Miss Roae. yoqng, wealthy, JL reparation of these MlUi'i* i<<nfira»e«l by Chr "and fascinating, could not lot any man, however homely, worship at other shrine than her own;so, when she saw that Ed­ SHiscrlljmwitf £irtU. ward Dalton was falling blindly in love with her, with the usual consistency of JOHN Q. CRESSY, woman, instead of moving her to1 pity, it d 8H R 111 FJ only made her angry to think be aboidd dare to aspire to her hand. She, oh heinses, and the moat beautiful woman H. LEE. J • Deputy Milvrlfr, Now she was thoroughly disgusted, and replied to Iris impaasioned words in asoold and haughty a manner as if he had committed a crime in daring to lay hie heart at her feet: “ No, Mr. Dalton, ’’ P. S.- Fine Watchca and Jewelry caro- I was not aware of yonr love—for fully repaired and warranted. a downright _ J, nerving MONEY TO LOAN! herself, aho continued : " Your love for JAMES FLEMING, ' Watcimaier art JaweKr, Di AppuJ la! bUle Swirilio. ,* an*, or f300.00 and UPWARDS OS LONG TIME. Li KUH8|LL. and can only say that-1 never could or would marry you, under any circum­ stances whatever.” Mr. Dalton’s i>alo face became even him, at the same time that it aroused surprise and mortification. He was'a very nnasetuning man, and would never have declared his love hod he tliougbt she would take offense thereat. He wo* ^M. JONES, j fore ; but, beneath all the awkward and Mir.fa. MONEY TO LOAN But Rose's beautiful, dazzling eyes NO. 46. Been left * fortune white dross, a blue scarf wound about THE BLACK HILLS,. her neck. Her white arms, still round, ' " Has he f" ejaculated Bo*o. " Why, I used to know him. That is "—and ahe smiled complacently—" he fell in loro heifcfifftl man's heart thrilled in with mo a few years ago, and I refused spite of himself. How she reminded Salt Lake Tritnmr, who has Itecn in the him. There, there! don’t tell any him at a pertain night reven year* ago. Btaek Hills since May, write* from Dead­ wood and Laramie that the country is the oleandan beyond. Noted the long, nod, Bore's sweet voice was saying, while she without doubt a fine gold country, bat blonde curls fallingover the white shoul­ looked nj> at him ooquettishly : ders—the soft shine of her silken robe. "Fell in love with her I” exclaimed as many arc leaving as arriving. All For a time there was perfect silence. one of the girls. " Impossible! How often wo repent Of a foolish art!"- -and branches of trade in the camps are much tn fact. Rose was too angry to speak, could any one fall in love with such h«r ruioc awtvered noinfullv overdone. There are 100 trading shops in Deadwood, and ten could do all the as a glance at the despairing young man: Aud Roee had once on'rivaled them all’ rejoined, rather brusquely, “Yes, in- business required. “I have7 told yov no, and no) moan. The Hon. Mr. Dalton arrived that deed, Mias Gilmore.; but then thing* A great many locations are made, but Your own vanity has probably misled very afternoon. They were most of usually happen for the best, you know.” ouc of which is claimed to be very rich. Bho shiv'-red. Was lw alluding to her Miners' wages are 15 per day, paid in Ho .dropped tho amah gloved hand. dust al 820 per ounce. He is satisfied jtlUngTum F A lUNimnx, your account of gloves. Could so fair a creature be so utterly more. ' ; . "Ah, yes, Edward!” and slic leaned that the gold quartz found will not pay bcartleas—«o devoid of all that was .H«x nilkcn akirta were puffed and Or court i the best drum corps is a work. There is not a vein or lode that forward, with tender eyes uplifted. womanly I For a morrent, th* pain her ruffled in the lateat fashion; in will work over $10 per ton. Ore is of dead drummer. words endued him deprived him of hod made a most elalwrate toilette; yet PEfow.often hare I npbraided myself whito-blnish color and glossy-looking, Whkn honest men fall out thieves, get speech ; then - lie skid, slowly, with one all the beauty and exquisite finish of her for direarding you. How different would and will cost at least $25 per ton to more than their own. .” She hesi­ last, lingering look at the face that had drew could not hide the hollow checks, be my—my—answer crush in a stamp mill. A h-uusxnr must be a great place for tated, expecting he would fling himself brought in bis heart such havoc : " For­ the dim eyes, and the faded skin. Ai In a few places claims are paying from dancing.” "Wby aol” "Because it give. me, Mias Gilmore ; I am deeply tho tall, elegant figure of the man she at her feet, and declare hit pent-up love ♦50 to $3,S00 per sluice. The length is.” "I don’t see how." “Ain’t a for her, But no 1 With astonishing grirved to Brink I have oflended you. ”, had once jilted aups nptiwwalk, sachel coolness be surveyed her anxious coun­ of the paying ground in Deadwood nursery a regular bawl-room I" Mis* Gilmore never turned her in hand; Iter - fodliah heart quickened tenance a moment, then said, smiling is not over four miles, Whitewood two Tr any one should ask you the differ­ and ailenoei reigned again. Tho soft perceptibly. rnDes, and Gold ‘ Run one mile. With , ence between n driving park and the Satirically, taking out his elegant chro­ sphrnh of the fountain and tho confused Timo bad wrought great changes in the exception of these gulches there is natives of Fiji, answer that one is a race • murmur cf the .voices from tho ball-room Edward Dalton. The awkward youth nometer r " Nino q’clock. Miss Gilmore!. Sorry nothing found that will ]«y wages. course and the other a coarse race. had settled into a magnificently-propor­ These ore the only places where hired Roao become tired :of tint monotony ; tioned man.' To be sure, Xbe red hair to break up our pleasant tete-a-tete, but I leave for Washington to-night, where men can be employed. her conscimco wna getting too unruly. and beard w»ij still there; butane did Many are prospecting in hopes of find­ "Take me bflek,” aho commanded im- not think of that when looking in the Tniwers, one of Washington's society - ing rich orc, and many who worked ixjrioutdy; turning round. intellectual face, thin and haggard- belles. Let tin row bock I" faithfully the last four months .without To her unspeakable astonishment, Mr. looking no longer. Good - living and a any success, are compelled.to leave the RsquuDcrr Buos is the classic name Dalton was not there ; ho had di**pcountry on foot However, provisions good income have everything to do with of the military gentleman who beads the peared ; and Rose was left to Trend her a piaq’ii looks; buul tlnjy bid altered Ed­ Some animals live society, others are very low. Flour sold at auction at Sioux rebellion.—Enquirer. No. The way back-'to the ball-room arf best alio ; ward Dalton from an absolutely ugly travel in flocks. In such aggregations !♦8 per 100. Deadwood is seventy-five classic name is Sedentary Taurus.—Cin­ could. Of oourao, Miss Rose was angry from Custer. The estimated num­ young man into an elegant, fine-looking there is plainly developed a sort of lan- miles 1 cinnati Gazette. at his desertion, and resolved never to gentleman. He was a scholar, too. No­ guago adapted for establishing concert 1ber of people in the Black Hills on the speak to him again ; which aho did not where was there a gentleman more dis­ Aobiobtcrai. Journal:' Question— 10th of July was 7,000. Send 5,000 out, of action among tbo individual*. In have occasion to do, for Mr. Dalton tinguished for his learning; and "a selfthe balance could do all the work " Will the editor please inform me bow building their lodges, bow could bearers and 1 biui departed, bag and baggage, that very 1 made man, too/’ as his admirers would the Hollanders salt cucumbers I” An­ make a regular division of lal>or, and so 1tliere is to do, and not be overtasked. migliti I .( ‘. f 1 swer : "The murt common way, os we proudly add. perfectly co-ordinate their work, if they observed when abroad, is to salt them Many marveled at his sudden depart­ At first Rose Gilmore’s memory had were unable to understand one another ? Alexander brought rice from Persia to with aalL" ure ; but. Rose held her own counsel, been painfully distinct; but, as ho ap­ The marmot, acting as a sentinel, could . and, for the first time in herlifa, did not plied himself more and more closely to not warn its fellows of the approach of the Mediterranean, the Arabs carried it Lrrruc Girl : "Oh, please, sir, I’ve tell her dearest intimate friend of the his studios, the sweet, false face faded danger, if it did not possess the power ,to Egypt, the Moors to Spain, the Span­ brought your shirt ’ome, but mother iard* to America. Lncullus brought the new conquest she had made. Somehow, from his heart, leaving but a faint scar, of giving s sign*!, the meaning of which cherry tree (which takes ita name from before those grave, unworldly eyes, she they understood. When swallows are .Census, the city of Poutua, where he was obliged to paste it up agen the wall that soon disappeared altogether. had felt shamed ; and Miss Rose gave Xon may ii ' his 'surprise, there- about to •migrate, some of them appear found it) to Rome as a trophy of his and chuck soap ends at it, ita so ten­ up flirting for the rest of that reason— suddenly stepped from to be conoemed about the performance Mithridatic campaign, and 120 years der !”— Fun. not because she had cared anything for A noriHH novico in mnokwg turned S' Step* and ruiihed to­ of the periodical voyage sone time be­ later, or in A. D. 46, as Pliny tells ns, it Mr. Dalton, for, to use her own expres­ ward him, saying, gushingly, "Wel­ fore the rest; they flock together and was carried to England. Cxear is said deadly pole and throw away his cigar. sion, "She never’ could or would have come, Mr. Dolton; I am delighted to utter their call; they flit hither and to have given barley to both Germany Said he, “ Thar’s sumthiu in that air liked a red-haired man ”—but because meet you again;" cigar that’s made me sick.” "I know thither to summon individuals who, in and , Britain. According to Strabo, tius lost oonqntet ha? loft her more The Honorable, somewhat daunted, their folly, take no note of the change of wheat come originally from the banks of what it is,” rod his companion, pulling ashamed of herself than any of her for-, stood bat in bond, unable to recognize temperature. Is it not plain that these ,the Indus, but it had readied the Med­ away. "What!" "Tobackar." mor flirtations. Fasct the horror of a man when the the gunhing, elderly sudden before him. know how to say, " It is time to be . iterranean before the dawn of authentic Shehad.set so systematically to work new phonetic telegraph sends his wife's "I beg yohr‘ pardon, madam, but, gone!” histei-y. Both barley and wheat came to win him merely for her vanity’s sake really, I do not remember----- " But in all probability the language of ।to the New World with conquerors and voice shrieking through the Jodge room —she hod allowed him to think that she with the familiar cry, " You old brute! Rose—for it was ahe—vexed, to think -animals gives expression only to very ( colonista, and the maize which they thought the world of him, and had dis­ he had not recognized her, interrupted come straight home or that front door simpldiiaphvtaibns and ideas. But, tn- :found hero soon went to Europe in ex­ carded him in tho end in such a cold, him: Mmuclt an we do nrt understand it, wa ।change. It wna known in England in lees will be. bolted.”—N. F. Oom. Adv. hcartltss^nnnner— that now, when it was ,T 2’P° Joa not re.Gilmore, Tire Saginaw In tuber interest is re­ cannot define either its extent or its than fifty years after the discovery of ported as greatly revived again, and too late, aho regretted her foolishnrort. ' of New York city !’* - - •i­ rne character. Some persons have the America ; it was introduced to the Med­ However, Mira Rose was no'more than this floors again the Michigan newnpa" Indeed!". and Mr. Dalton smiled power of imitating th* callsand songs -rf iterranean countries by the way of Spain, pers who have repudiated the cur­ human, and very human at that; and the somewhat. " Happy to meet you here, birds ; and birds, in turn, re|w*t human ।st the end of the sixteenth century, and rency table,asserting that ten mills don't following season found her flirting as Mira Gilmore.” Ho raised his hai stiffly, language, without, however, understand­ the Venetians soon carried it to the d'^speraUily as joye-i. whole, her and passed op Rose stepped back, in­ make one cent—St. Louis Republican. ing its sense ; it is only very rarely that Levant later it traveled up the Dan­ refusal of Mr. Dalton’« the licet stantly besieged by s thousand querieg i Xo/yn recognize in the phrase uttered ube to Hungary, and gradually spread thing that cohid' have nappetied to tliat* 1 frorir tire bevy oT-y oilrig girls ardunu by the inl^hitanta of. a cage the expres- ,eastward t.» Chis*. The sugar cane, young gentleman. It aroused all his her. They had not heard what she had sion of a' 'desire. Man and dog, cluse which, with its sweet products, was pride, and ho determined to make some- , said, but wore much.Juterested in'asoerfriends thongh they arc, understand one thing of himself, that, some time in th* !tahxing ......._________ ___ __ whethsr Uere was any chance another only by means of a sort of pan ,as a curiosity, seem* to have been culti­ far-off future, ho might show this cruel,' lor themsclveii; arid, when Rose tomim'-. EveafhaUy the dog under- vated in India and Chin* from the carli beautiful young woman that bo was them that she had no idea but what be Lobd B------ , who wore a hnge pair of stands'somc of the words spokan by his ,eat times. Ita introduction into Europe made of better stuff thnn aho had aver. felt i terribly' toj faeet her 'again, they master, and the man understands some was one of the result* of the Crusades, whiakers, mooting Mr. O’Connell in imagined. could not refrain from laughing. Dublin, the latter said : "When do you of the vocal expressions of bis trusty "I did not notice that ho felt very friend ; and this is the highest result of and thence it was transplanted to Ma­ mean to place yonr whiskers on the deira, and early in the sixteenth cen­ Seven years have elapsed, and again badly,” said Ella,' maiicioualy. peace establishment!” "When you long asHocistion. It appears as though, wo meet Miss Rose—this time at the " That is because you could not neo by a supreme will, an insurmountabic tury from that island to the West Indies. place your tongue on the civil Dst," was The original homo of “ King Cotton ” faahiq^ablo rcsqrt, the Thousand Isles. his face,” retorted Rose, angrily. - "He obstacle had been opposed to all close was probaldy in Persia or India, though the witty rejoinder. Hie maiden lady of 27 has lost all the Ladt—" Are those the hardest boot communication between inai» and ani­ it is also mentioned in the early annals bloom of 20. Too late nights and ex­ This was in part truth, for Mr. Dalton mals.—Emile in-Popular , of Egypt, and had siiread throughout brushes you have!” Shopkeeper—" Oh cessive dissipation tell upon one in the was always pale ; bu^ he had not paled Science Monthly Jar Augutl. yes, m’; fact is, m’, they’re generally Africa io very ancient times. The potato long run, and they had left Miss Rosa light df b^r/antt Rose know she w*a was found in Peru and Chilli by the ex­ eousidered too hard for boots, m', and with A haggard face, lined with prema- telling a fib. The truth was, Miss Gil frtrirhEBFtri. CAKXKB OF A CK plorers of those countries, who carried are used by laundresses to scrub genta’ turrf ag^.'anfl a nervous manner, very qjoro.was afraid of the pretty young; and cottars, m'. They're tlie liardit to Spain. It is said to have reached Vshirts Eti^fiBh patera give interesting ’j L'. disagreeable. Bbe, happily, was un*' girts,; of she wonld^Aw have welcomed Burgundy in 1560, and Italy about the aware of the ravages relentless Time had Mr. Dalton in so public a manner. As "M a, did you say that pa. was never jt w^Ar sh*. n<yr felt somewhat alarmed, the life of Mr. Walter Ty^5n»,who has same time. It appears to have been enpged to MwsH^ie8ninumpr” Indig­ and, under some slight pretext, she left come'prominenti^ intrcpnbtfc -notice by brought from Virginia to Ireland by nant mother, in reply—" Ho, pj <taar! not reveal Che gradual clianges mode them Amf humoiF up to her room, her tbo groat success which has attended his Hawkins, a slave-trader, in 1565 ; and to he never oven looked at her." Inno­ upondiejr face aixl figure; and so wo find heart beating high with hope, and vis­ pupils in their comjictition for the India England in 1585 by Drake, who pre­ cent but purswtent child—" Ma, if pa her, jb«mng !£er age;.the samo weak, ions of-a veil and orange blossoms. civil service. His prosperity is tho more sented some tubers to Gerard, who had married Miss Salim Snifkius, would silly, vain Rose as ever. As trio yearn Pausing before her glass, she solilo­ 'remarkable as be has long been a hope­ planted them in his garden in Loudon, I have been. rod-boasted t" had slipped by, each following faster quized, twisting thia j w*w . and that to less cripple. Recently, while canvassing and described the plant in his Herbal! ; £111.0! How Chelsea for an election to Parliament, and it was also introduced by Raleigh at than the other, site bod grown uiarmed. ran. Lantoinc, a wealthy citizen of Arras, Mr. Wren, in the oourae of a speech She, young, beautiful, pul wealtliy, w*a ' which he made, mentioned that his con­ attract attention, and it was not tills cen­ Franco, bequeathed *11 hi* property to fast drifting into tho channel of 014Lauro I*mtoine, a married niece ; but an Maidiwn. Shu exerted herself, there­ hair.” She did not designate it as red dition was duo to a kick which ho re­ tury later that it began to be much cul­ examination of his safe showed that fore, to frosh endeavor*; but other girls, now. " But then he is really quite fine ceived from a bully *1 school, for whom tivated. In 1663 the Royal Society pub­ younger, more blooming, amt leas frivo­ looking. I must play my cards well. he'was fagging. He did not^ however, lished the rules for its culture., and from bond* and notes, was gone. The house lous, ha«l superseded her; and ho we find J’lktefopf! be *ill> captivated before mention all the facta. Boon after he re­ that time it rapidly gained in favor. Tho was nearly torn down By. the thoroughher at 27, despite her wealth, on the the week is out He loves me a* well as ceived the Mow it was found that he wm Datch carried it to the Cape of Good most seriously injured, and his pro*Hope in 1800, aud thence it made its flap-, or «hq would .iwva. boen married jHxita loomed utterly blighted. He re­ way to India. At length th.Kit MM Mratlal Uutl M. fused, however, to admit that bo wao " Have you heard the nowsf” asked charming smile. oaxjvAjr's srixtzojra. butlumc tadiiddm H biMMll. with Um “How. easy iijs to cliarm there men ; beaten in U>« battle of life, and rejected one of the group of young ladies From nine to twenty millions of dol­ help of a servant who liad afterward and she curled' her Up contemptuously. lars left to throe little children, the died. The wife of the aurvant knew ita him. Ho determined to proceed to the sand-island House, of Rose, who lias sedulously cultivated young society of self very agrooable to Mr. Dalton,, and university and become a “ coach,” if he give her late. he became her constant escort. They Oourt upon the will of the late William "No, what is it!” took delightful boat-ridre np the Bt. At Cambridge Ht« acquitted himself with T. Garner, of New York, one of the UCgrand old tales— great credit, and since be left the banks victims of the recent Mohawk yacht dis­ " Why, the Hon. Mr. Dalton is comGt the Cam for the banks of the Thames 1 Quito the reraise. folks; in f-mt, Min Ro*e flattered her- KLIUU CHLPM.IX, Justice of the Peace, iio ■» U '»■ ;?<owwm dtot ft-rantMM<wl*M. ppIwwiMaU M xtaiuM tMm. ’•UnmarriedI" asked one of the she only saw the homely fw» and figure. " Of eouj>'. Do you think I would mention a married man? I met him last winter at Washington.”. She drew herself up now, and essayed “ Dalton—Dalton,” murmured flow, to leave the little nook where they had ■ She had almost forgotten, "Edward her fair, gloved hands, exclaiming, pa» । " The same," replied Ella. “ Tall aM sionately : "Oh I > do aoi discard me, ■ red-haired." "Horrid!" groaned the girl*. “ Oh, no! I assure you,” cried Ella. One night—ah I how beautiful it was —when the full moon glowed big and led in the aoft aummer-aky, and a dolicio-xaly perfumed hreexe danced over the rip­ pling, shining water*, Mr. dal­ ton were gliding intently down tho broad stream, the oars gleaming wet and silvery aVeMsry dip.’ How quiet, how fx^oeful it was!' The soft light made Rose look almost estate include* one of the Staten Island “ crammer " of the day. Ho is wheeled from room to room; and, although he second to none in the Union, boaidec aod the courts have decided that the can walk • little, his favorite position as time of drawing hw will, April 5, 1871, then some »9.000,000, exclusive. of the tempering of gUw by which it is ren­ dered #s tough as indta rubber. Usiug .Along the lines of street cam and in one of Iris patent chimneys w a bummer variour. other parte of Philadelphia en- the youthful offspring, giving them a ho drives ten-penny nails into a two and tarprifting bays are doing a good bu»i- munificent Mart in th* world, »o far as a half mob plink without making a flaw wealth is concerned. Berkshire.—Boston Journal. �JT WHA, r*jr »• ! 1076 j FRIDAY. . • -- >1’ A N lf> TA»O I KXtriRi- Tfi3 =r,x E RS HU lerriMy inangl FOR THE LONG BRICK STORE OF ly, Reynold* ■ Lieut. Goy.. ■ M».lu of the lot two Bieeitn gs! FO R WILL OFFER "On motion by Reynolds the peti-1 |U|pb Ely, of Ur*Uot; Treasurer? tion mgoed by D A. Gfben* was sc-i cepted. arid the following Ordinance [_ ..... passed, by yeas and nays ys'Mlnws :•] ~ v - ■ ,w You—Hwdr, UrynoM,. l^r.drj 0*->VW» •“»•»»* Roe and I«er ISap't of F-abli* Imrtrudtw*. H. 8 TarUH, N.,, •Halbert. ■ ’ • .snibB’t'BiH the next 30 days United State*. Oiii- Stock of DBY GOODS. <ift. M-tebath ^eboul .tA.GobiwH"’ b*d nlo M th** Uke-.. >«**“» r*l« oat Motion made by Halbert anti car­ 4Xt,p ftat boat Which ttuflk in W ftwl of watried (hat there he an ordinance pass­ f r, *n|,l|>« flowing .nam'd porsoos. were ed proh'bifing ball plnying ou Marti drewwtl;. G, H. Taylor. Mrs.-Xbyption and 8’reet, nud 1 he foltuwiag Ordinance I daughter, Mrg. Mnyrar,. Mary, ,a«pl Libble pa»setl liy yeas and uays n« follows : Cunuingham, Mary Keeley anl Alice Hays .Jimis—Halbfil, Ia«o, Reynolds, ■nd Randall Blsrkmao. Coldwater wan Roe. Parody and Hardy. dropped in moarnin| over the terrible eaN-tys—None. lamity. . ’ .... ■ JJjapcjmU.. Amaricspe arc paruoubtrly Mthteet to ihb knocking • ball on Main Street. Any per­ disease nud its rffcc!s : such sul SotirlMas*-' n nt or parann, found.guilty of Baid *ffn«c* aeh. RMc Hradaehe, Hnbhual ‘ CtMlivannM. ahull on cotrvictian thereof, pay a fine of one dollar,ot bcconfiwrd tn jail on* day. This food, corned tonga*. diw«jj»t»hte . ta«« in the mouth, palpiteticn of th# heart. *wd *11 On motion by Halbert the Feigh- dbeMcw of tne stomach andIhei1. Twodtisner petition was taken from the ta­ e* of Guebs'* Arourr FtowxS -wttl rrlicrc you st once, andAhese pe-dthely if got a ble and Slier a lengthy discarsion casein the Vnited Stetea it will pot eore. w*5 IsMed. If.you doubt Ibie go to Boise Bros.. DragTko following accounts were pre­ gii'.s. and get a Ham pie Botttk for 10 cents sented and on motion allowed : (I. Rtroug. priming .^.... f 12.08 II. II. Hsnohetl, miaccllaneoua,...w..»G.OO GEO M S mOB * CO. COLffMW Mo'ion made and carried dial C. II. Hanchelt be requested to resign ond that Horace V% . Flint be appoint­ ed in his place. Council adjourned. K. J. FB1GHNER, D. C, GRIFFITH. • Recorder. President. respon»IU>« hon-e will «rlL Wehava made armnj^M» . jniciitL an. BOOTS, GROCERIES. CAPS, lF*c are receiving SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, AC., .AC. AC. and-keep afullassort.ment in all of the lines. JDEZMITVS, • Our ARE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! Prints, Cottens, TICKS, DE ST ASSORTMENT OF ajrady-aUuk INCREASING SALES CLOTHING! From $3 per Hutt Up. BOOTS AND SHOES ! are proof that the peo­ ple know where 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress Goods, Curtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, Black Silks, Table Linens, Parasols. Hosiery, Grat Cmissiot Merrtaats, e yoa.au UvcnUvn for wNrir d suva Patent, eithrrinUie U. . cwimryt Tbcsr wndt<. theMrinrov A-Kx-Isjlon. l^-only u­ r in MUhlcan. ss *'.€ot;«rr»« U .S BPI ACIUE,Fraddanl. From $1 a Pair, Upwards. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. 1776 1876. GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING! I NEW MUSIC! GROCERIES, WALL PAPER, GOODS m SOLD CO BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, and- ice sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May 16, 1867. Don’t forget it! Remember it I Keep' it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at . G. A. TRUMAN'S. KOCHER BROS C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADV’T. NASHVILLE B1' 1' THE BEST, and get the Old and Reliable Centennial Ij| the Best Lagsr Browed in the West. SuM by the Cask st MUrWAIlKKK UUEWEHM, . Gram! River ,<vr. Detroit, Mfch. Tii.!_ _ _ i ..a.— -,,. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS. School nud MiBcellancoaa Marching 'uca th our starry Bag. Ilslny Day...-..—.... .............................. — DRUGGISTS. SKFWS; XSSWJffflS?' w““““ ‘ *■ BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS VARNISHES, BJtTTyHES, Snrtical lustnmcits, Trjisst, Etc., Spring and Summer Style* TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, Peter’s Organ Selections- No. i, Price 3S eenu. contain* IW foll.T l'a*loraJ Sn>tphony, aad Hr al>Wl food. Hr., Handel lAnrlx-lto. Marrh Andarte.----------------Bert bn, m Faltb, by Eto*abii. and PreludeHord ( oncinding Voluntary................... Page ■ La CrtM it la Creme. CROCKEK, CUTTIXO AS1> HTTHO, Jackson Wiagon, MEAT MARKET! REAPERS, MOWERS, ROE & CLEVER, PKOBATiBORDEIl.' £r;sur.X2i Wines and Liquors ! FOB MEDICAL ASB, MECHANICAL PUR- FO3EB ONIA . >rni„ . all kinds, whleh will b» sold low for cash Th* highest price paid fur Hide*. Pelt* etc. Give them a call on West side Main St IfaMvffle, Mint. Harrows, Corn MARBLE WORKS Planters, and GAU CHILLS) aid DIHMOH PLOWS hanking the public for past favor* solicts a continuance of th* Barna, and would inform the public tbni they will ke*p conalanlly on hand FRESH MEATS, Wheel Cultivators. File Tobaccos art Cigars. 1IXM2 i&? Cteriottr Horse Rakes, Plows, Of the Beat Rake* II Country. SPICES, On Time or for Cash. PRICE, Coaplete fitii Donttle Bui, Whiffietrees, Myoie. Staychains, ait One Steel Sprin Seat, - $75.00 BLACK A FULLER, . . ZYopr: rf<5«. tombstoives and MONUMENTS, Foreign tc. American Satisfaction GnaranUaL EVERY WAGON FULLY WARRANTED. BLACK A FULLER. READ Allowed to b. fully terted before pnrefaa^d. AI­ Special Medical Ainouncail It. BMOBFS Carriages and BuggifS. JUST RECEIVED ’ TJJ-THF. Sick qhd- Afflicted.! OF NABHVH.UI Do you want Dye stuff* ? CROOKS Do you want Paints and Oils ? GUARANTEE: DIAMOND STEEL PLOWS! Do yon want n Preewiption filled with care ? LEANDER EMOJI". IF SO UR.NITU RE! CMUl and Sue I or OF EVEItr INSCRIPTION,, itct.v nbckittios i 204 Main St., Jackson. BOI8E BROS. DOUBLE WAGON 8«VV * CMCKEK. AND VKUNITT 1. DR. J. uTiaSl BK FATENT :fiD you waat a good Book for. Jhe laomwCbeie? ' :j Do you want School Books ? • Ucboar J. J-. PETERS. 843 Broadway, N. T. OL’K STOCK CONBIST8 OF Road Scrapers, Dross and Uloajc Mfpking, flhinrday a wnrirmin st the Qunicy stamp tTrtfl. m Stateedt, named Stvimtr, t«i en- X ,aio«r Petrft Parlor Insic. FOR SALE ONLY AT dor flask they were playing- with- and Gnffney Was badly burned by the explosion and Ganada. Tobin leave* • wife and two chib Petert Octaro Choruses. Moonlight in ike pintw. 'idyita' Jerry Kam, a, variety performer, rbcftnt- Jbbu^ehueler end Michael Tobin, tof De­ trait. ,-pM-reW wijUe playing earth te a »*Iben, on ttn'SOi teat. Echueler Anally draw -viHlmt JUc Voions—. .............. Gcnnud ON SOUTH MAIN STREET, HARDY DcBtituilon it supposed to He have! asrite, h*vteg been married bat • few weefs. ■ -. , Peten’ M Selections. SALVATOR BEER drowned in Rabin Blear, while bathing al a spot known M “Ox Bow," Thursday. David Hyatt, a colored man of Vickshtn-g died Tuesday craning from the effects of s head ri rack against a r*i1>*o*d lie. sad bis Peters’ Bmelwll IMcs. No. 30. Price 2S rU., contain, the following bongs : RoWn. foil WJlIe I'm waiUnc. B. A Cbo.. by Hays The WbU M-dher read. Kong A Cbo_.H. P Dante CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS I Platea, ahn Renner. Bauman A t'o.’a am! Fahue- A n*’i named- Klingler, residing at Chtf•ea^was instantly kLIed by attempting to THEMAGN1 FBANK THOMPSON. * afternoon nf a dlsrapptable house, Grand Rapids, by taking morphine His parents parents reside st IfndBon. New Torit. Bundayr Leslie Gaffney and Frank CsrL at short suf. extra demand. Tbo IGIIICULTUIIiL DEPOT DURING THE IO. W- S’ I ST3REAT’VARIETY, 15 GRADES OF TEA The evil effects of this terrible reign of DETROIT, / '', - ‘ MICltlGAN, Grantlem ia being fell everywhere. Even a aol^-ited fr>ia ail la the tra<e. LU»Muskegon barber shop has had to succumb CurrapondeMg erst WlvanmW'^w waate|*U>te<s. * Refer to Detroit to the hard limes. ridiral talent. cars kt« ran fN'iu <WuSHr>, W. Loot.. ]x>uUvi!k-, rineiDnattl, In-ltnr.jpnlte-Sufwmbas, Toledo, Cleve­ land. <M Mri* without o*wSjj». I.I..1J — »Lu. ». GREAT reii Lira or Tl c slcond mate of the barge’ Saginaw, whose name is not known, wardrowned by slipping off a log at Bay City, Friday eve­ With our th»n>*«U r.xperionra awi kaowled ning. . ’ year wants we can rive you Orstem fhul will si 50 CENTS TO $1.00 PR POUND. Thomae Trask, of Grand Rapids, a pau­ ’ ' per invalid for many years, committed sui­ Wholesale Oyster and Fruit Dqahir*, All Good. .'W.i (u ntprttenlak nnd cide Aug. 7lh. He willed hb body to Dr. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1 nPlXfflO wante! for Um- life of Samael J. Tildas DeCamp. IlibNlD ly H«. M. CoraeU. bl.U; .n.f lit.1Location.—West Side of Main After many dara : LmI October. E. fl. Street, in W. A. Aybworth’.* Brick. * Miller was killed by the explosion of a tagJOHN H. WENDEtt’k CO, ’ un Thunder Bay, and Ibis week his body the pew and died in a few minutes. 18 NOW ALL IN AND NEW GOODS DAILY, WE KEKfIS STOCK munrs. RO we may forward lhem some of oar I bim! shwarey plan>.->l«. nl.o po*l»! r ud» for ordi RAU.R0AU, TO L’VRCIUSERS OF ...... BATS, Harm Teee.s, of Chicago, shot Cha*. D. Rese, at Grand Rapid*. Aug 7th, inflicting fata! Injuries. Tesco claims that Rose has persecuted him for ten years. , Monee Pitts, of QraenvtUa, on Aug. 7th; had his arm cat from his shoulder, by a •aw in Crosby's mill, which'cautesd him to bleed to death almost inaranlly. Monday night, daring the Borvleee in the Fenton Methodist Episcopal Church, Mrs PENNBYLVAIIA TDryOoocls XmheUlc. MU*-. Ordkite, That num of Mnta-Wltlr KWf.ro>* CoV. so Hurt yoa can onlcr in small qnanuum durtse the warm wr-itwr. and only w tn th* some fn-oportlen you do On larv" qtunv you mar order oft-a wUb safwy from Ins*. oR .nc I «o!d over fifty of these Plow* test Spring, and every one gave perfect; ssttefaction. We wanant them W be the Draft, Rutett Handled, i and will Scaur in noil that no otter plow will. �= == ,i«e. mak\,.M tbs fflai• tilled. FRIDA. I, u>»». Church. to two hotels, two doctors, almost two of everything; L. J. WHEELER. Davawurr. —The sltealixm of oytttsr daalsrs h call- ing Ma skull, and killing kin inxteaUy. ANui.em. nr entorrriring tnershsut id'Grifllth & Durkw. hat Ths Mr. Bamuel Pojfaj1 ot KaUand Township, as discovered lo^iiok Thursday morn- mere, from the Portland mills, at a bargain at . ‘ ». W. LuuteLx'a. . of IlMLings, in an unconscious, .condition. He was token to that place, and Dr. Upjohn ,sees everything' through a ghwr darkly. MT" I-ost M»szr by not buying grocer­ called to ez amine hit wound a. which were ,Oar merchants are doing a very fair basilee at Ztawphcrtyto WUbiaaio and Retail fo’uud to be very sever*, and probably fatal. । . Grocery and ProvUlon lltMse. Tbe lar* ‘ Just how ills injuries wers rectired to »o« ji a very fine lilUs fellow. *eai and moot complete stock in Nashville . ----- ... u > ..r, known, but.... as houWas In flutings Aho CTea-'’ w.n M , [Ayteworth returned from their Centennial Imai store on South M>1b 6L. Ing bkfore and aomowlml Intoxicated, it is: quiet । Hute, town, everything mov« hnrmon'' ' A. jt' Dawmxxtt. 4.00 last Saturday »>gbL • .. . AtDaccnaarr'a—Perhaps IM nicest atone Kandalloh it QniWlTB A DvBKZK'b. toe Baptist Church. lag in the Notion line at fettoa fig- wiA til further noti.A BarryvUle, Aug. Ab, !87«. * Faisxn D. Sovexs. DavaniarY'a. consisting of Cottonade Panto, Overalls, Shirts, Underwear, Hose, Etc., just reeeiv. ed at D W. Lixcolx's, Odd Soap and draw a Go! I Dollar. VQa. Agricultural* ImplemAtto 20 per Cultivatora, and everything A. AL Devonian. — New Goods just received at tSP llemcmbvr the Bellevue flour can’t Six months ago Exra Krites was a hap­ py man, and lived With his wife ia the Tbocdaa Purkey did it balmy township of Woodland. But Satan entered his paradise and hia blissful hearth- pose of electing delegates to tits county con­ The wtfs’ft parents sided In’ with llie wife, vention bo well attended. If good men are who pocksd.her bundle and went home, to sent to the convention a good ticket will be live with them? Then Ezra gol his ebeutier up, and turned hia facs' southward. Io work out his fulura dssGuy alone. A ^ew Praise Mooting'will lake the place of the months of diversified hash,— a few months regular service at the Christian Church, of lonely combat vfith the Ohio mmlquitoei next Sabbath morning. All are invited—es­ softened'Ezra’s heart, and ba was ready to pecially tho children. 3 -> • retoru to bed and bosom of his orri “huck­ — L. J. Wheeler's,elegant new brick house leberry. He arrived at Woodland last week ia now entirely completed,- and tt seems to Sunday, sod learned that his Wife was alus that the right thing far Mr. Wheeler.to ttbding the dedication of the German M. E, Church, al Woodland Center, with a baby with the right person and occupy ths same. which had pdt In an appearance, during his five months* absence. This last statement 4 —A. H. Foster ha^hu dreamery InWorkappeared to please Ezra and he hied to the tng order, and already.has shipped several church, arriving thefe jnst about the time cargos of butler. He is located undcr tbo minister was saying “amen." He on. Wheeler’e store. He will remove his famitcred tbe church with his heart overflowing for all of God’s creatures, passed noiseless—Eld. H. M. Kenyon will preach next Sunday afternoon and evening, at the tent. and was about to kira his offspring, when he found his wife’s parents in his hair, and Constitution, and ita re'ults in the light of the Biblealso on “ Modern Spiritualism,” amidst such exclanraljoas as, “dander and next Tuesday evening. blixea,” “Got in Himmel,’’ “der lyful," end “py Jinks,** was a caution to behold. Poor Middleville a cnnpte of weeks’ visit. He said Ezra! Alas’ Poor Yorick I Where ia your Marshall, Mayor or Cotaman pasta, up there, for discharging their duty T DRY GOODS AT COST, CLOTHING AT COST, Good Cottonade Pants for $1 at D. W. Lixcolx's. Totdroll the /‘ixinUutnz al the Omlcnnlal Trial—ths McCormick Reaper and Mower, a combined machine for sale oa lime, without interest. If yon need a A. ,M. DxrautaTr. me, poor ns ; with my hands full already. Well, thank G<-dJ that trial' is over, but hardly had the storm passed, and tho bil­ lows that bad rolled up in mountain heights subsided, and tho lamentation and woe properly applied according to directions. D. W. Lixcolx. — NEW GOODS at Gairrirti A Dueren's. •tr A irsi-clazx pair of Overalls for 7< rata at D. W. Libcolx's. A Big Line of Rcadj Made Cloth­ ing. Headquarters for Farmers and Work­ ing Men. The Highest Pries paid for Troduoe, and Goods sold the Cheapest, D. W. Lixcolx. ----- Try the SILVER BOAP-thrae Bars Nla**ni Valls, Crockery at Cost, MERCHANT TAILOR! MEN’S SUITS FOR S5.00, Pure Linen Coats at 75 cts. each. STOGA BOOTS, $2.75, READY MADE CLOTHING! Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per lb. MEN’S, YOUTHS’ & BOYS’ CLOTHING Good Fine*Cut Che tying Tobacco, 45 cts. Nashville, Mich., July 15th, 1873. L. J. WHEELER. GRIFFITH & DURKEE Fresh Bread, Rusks, Cakes, Crack­ . ers ad Pies —Mrs. Elizabeth McCartney, mother "of ing Maa though a fool/* can plainly see tocratic and cver-bcariog in hia nature. I do not thinfi him very much'of a doctor as GROCERIES! arrived at a copelusion that we bare too he has not succeeded in killing aby one much money invested presses and type ainca be baa been in Assyria. The most H. ALDRICH to stop this paper to gratify tbe whim of noy man, woman or child. We sometimes Methodist preacher, that is, of the episco­ i drop a name from our aubscription list, pal order. When he came here, finding no (and in Ibis case we dropped one name,) church of his own order, be bed tbe audac­ Hinman, dissolved co-partnership; Hinman but if the court knows herself, we don't ity to g- to I be Protestant church and joinwent to Saranac and opened a barber shop, propose to atop ibo Maws. No, sir; not bat he bid a pretty hard lime of U until his ahiping God, and still farther gave out an rival was killed by Dgbtnlug, which gave but a s«aail ray of sunshine strikes in upon he is just piling up the ten cent pieces. which offended his Hoyal Highness very our gloom when we turn to onr books an reflect that daring the past twelve days mueb. I wonder how ho durst do so with­ NEW CROP OF WOOL! just 21 new names have been added to cur out permission from that mighty great,( not sUhMrlptlon Hats. And as to advertising. in intellect but in muscle—weighing, as bo HW sent by rail will be carded with promptness and relumed per dlrcctlcrte. ding trip to the Centennial, to their home in Woodland. Mrs. King, of Allegan, (that one c»h sec. Oh ! poor misguided, incon- money, and his wife built the home. I supsislsut croatu-e of this Cootstool, that seeks era last fall,) and Mrs. Baryum are perfect­ to ruin us with yonr torigm, pleas* consid­ There is a good.deal of improvements going arrangements to reader th» opera of er that while you may talk to 60 persons we can talk to over 3,000 "•Lalia” ia ibis village soon. . beautifully painted, Mr. Begarb as built a new bouse, and up at the American there IdRCE BlrEBIESCS has been quite a good many Improvements, Oscar Warren has the brlcit Work of his Tho dissolution which for a time seemed and also one uew church built. I believe inevitable for a Lime botwoen Mr. and Mrs. new house completed. Whan fintobsd ii‘ Tubbs, has al last been compromised. Mr. , -will be a floe reaidcnee. fiurukt Perfect On tbe 2nd and 3rd of this month, John idly carry forward ths enterprise, to its fi­ Tubbs is to furnish help in tha house, and if }tmay xeem consistent in order for M's. DeLnng threshed on ^to place 1014 busheis nal completion. J. IF. POWLES, Prop. WOOL CARDING? Tbo Millie Cardifli Mills Price, ID Cents per lb., or ISlwhewI Furnish OIL BQu. One new Single Harness for sale at ed to precare her board and lodging where bargain, at Daugherty's. ‘ Teas. Coffees, Spices. School Books, Blank Crops arc genera’ly pretty good In this" Z. IJ. Willson, of Sheridan, will noon re- vicinity, Wti4U [s shrank a little. Oats arc injured by thn rust eomn. Cucn ia do­ boughta farm and proposes to go la farm­ ing wall and bids fair to be a good crop, ing. i BaLios have come in a very light crop, afid Miss Bell Lathrop, after two . years stay tho presence of Martin Palmer, Mr. 8. Cole and others, and delivered iu tbe hands of her old home In Barry sills. Owe lady fr.eeds.are on ths stir preparing - XraCM, al GairriTM A Dcxkzk's. Close. R-JMamr. Johnsan McKelvey sboujd feel very grate­ for the silver wedding of E'der Webb, which fol towards Xavi EDtoe, ifeough hto inD. W. Lixcotx, struweatelity, Johnson entertains a lively C. Lan tooa. one this season in the neighborhood, and that was ataroot ad entire failure. Wby it happened so, I cannot tell, but accidents will happen SonrelltBcs to the best of fatni' lies, and so it turned out with the noble seer' of thia little one. I am exceedingly sorry to say that it to so. May the good Lord , September. , Home of our farmers that hav^hraahed huckleberry swamp. GROCERIES AT COST. NEW BAKERY. —We have rec^vod a nice little story, all about a school offio«r ia. Maple Grave, .who. because he couldn't beau Use pretty adhoolma'am around al a festival.* according to his □wn fancy, had her discharge made out. Walk up to the mark! b|r. School Director, and tril us if thio bo se. -. : At Dacouxarr’s. Boots & Shoes at Cost, as I turned toy eye eastward, I saw looming Coaebcaare farauhvd with the Wlnebetl f.Uot up in the distance a more terrific aceno than mortal eye had ever beheld. The whole moral, or, I might say. Immoral heavens were in commotion. 1 paused to inquire yiultl IJghtnlnus She had I have just, received sane of the above valuable medicine. It cures Nervous Head: Hav. Kellogg delivered the funeral discourse ache. Neuralgia, of the Head and Stdmache, to a large congregation of sympathising Cricks, Rheumatism, Toothache, Conges­ friends and mourners. tive Chills, Di pi he ria, Croup, Cartarrh, Sick —A few weeks sines our “knights of the but U>R1 the "fluid Lightning” will relieve. HATS & CAPS AT COST, as it vibrated along the heavens and through the air, '"Adventism has exploded." The Naaarene that was put into the church FRANK E. SNOW, a few nights ago, baa ignited and the whole ■ machine blown to asteroids, which caused-a great deal. of weeping and wailing and 8. LEIBHAU8ER, gnashing of teeth. There is quite on exciting time at the post office. It seems they are having more than their ahara of spiritual influence. The spir­ nn<l Mislcirto: Jone tn the lateeti its are making wonderful demonstrations at CuttLnu ' ' Fashlonabl* styles. that point, which cannot be accounted for* unless it is that tbe Dr. and the bonschold are very spiritual people, of which I -have no doubt; The Dr. is a Very aedile and honest looking man, one (hat I should think would attract and draw spirits of the same kind, if any man could, but I wonder that he became so frightened at their pleasant demonstrations ; (hen again I cannot con­ Please give inc a call. ceive why it is that these spirits make such B. tfKBHAVHEK. wonderful demonstrations at that particular TTashrine, Mleb. Nov. Io. Illg I nud I.lttlo u. point unless It to to convince the unbeliev­ ing that there is "slch ” a thing as Spirits. some It la amusing to see tbe effects of feeble mortal to bust up a newspaper that I acknowledge that I am left wholly in the dark in reference to the whole matter. I II. ALbRICIl if the editor happens to express hia opinion would-just say to all the occupant*, bs carepublicly on any mailer, no matter how triv­ Is prepared tv furnUli ial said matter may bo. For instance : We treading oa holy ground. L don't think I can close my. letter withbond in the church organ allair. We im- nut saying something about the old doctor. I beliere that he ia boarding at tbe Ameri­ tertising patronage had been withdrawn, can House. I think I have beard that bo ia tn quantities to suit tbe mo«t hungry. and aldo that some 4Odiffoient persona had a native of Kentucky, rained in tbe domin- JV LTJZN’CH room Bng_ A big lot of Wooden Pumps cheap- him, until tail Tuesday, when he put his hand in the money till of A. Wakefield, A. M Devonerty. drex.fartk $52 and decamped. it and see. L. J. WHEELEM cf life.—Hastings Journal. and was struck by ths midnight train going bora got into a.little dlfficuly tanJ were a good deal inclined to try their muscular strength on each other, but the good spirit Republican ticksL prevailed and no one was hurt. Wasn’t 1 erwlee horribly mangled. Il is hardly glad of .it; I trembled in view of the coneeilling “papa” «f a lively probable that ho will survive. Family Whilefiah... Herring, par box-..;. 12j (ba. rtes for freely strtd all day, and ths-itweto were Hb-, eraNy dotted with Inebriate laboring man. iTorth of MerciMndine at Cost, for the Hext Sixty Days, at Mr. McKelvey, since Well,Tliftotor Editor, it's an orfte! hot 4«y, they expected before and I am almost “done gone for.” and shall haf Io elose these breef remarks by sain that ••1'80 Well ax common and hop* these DEALERS IN STAPLE Boys’ and Men’s Clothing, Gents- Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots anti Shoes, Gloves and Mitfins, Groceries, &c., ■ We are noiv fuDy prci»are4 for the Fall Trade oF 1 K76'. HaffJng purchnsed our Slock,- the firsl week of Attg., during the depressed con­ dition of the market/ at 'bottom pftc-x, we feet conHdont that we can oftvf Goods at m’es thni will be satisfactory to tlya ctosrsl bnyofs. . We shall add to our slock, from i»me to time, all the litfrsf styfes that make tfreif appeareuce in the Easlprn market. Wilfaigl going fntther into’ deull, we extend a a cordial iuviiaiion to all to examine our flock before purctiaxing With thanks to our eustoflMMi for therir past putrbussu, we solicit a continiiniTce of the same, mid >alsn invite ihoscf-who have not hith­ erto traded with us, to give us a (rial# behetrng UnH we eon offer g$>ods at prices that will be entirely ffilinfactory. GRIFFITH & DURKEE. Buy Your TEAS of NEW LIVERY! Stockmann & Wil I yard, SALK and BOARDING STABLE, LEE BROTHERS MfiQVUXS, MICH. And jofu in the choral with those (bat are nhcutjy sieging > gennthough the Lake fellows are trying hard to Goop Ramaxitax. Tki& ia the Tea I lon^ ha pc sought, And tntmrned because J found it nd, LIVERY STABLE! so silently that THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF The jobbers are al work improving the followed and the road running north from Sheridan. There is considerable rich nets along the of the parties w.e wiH.omiu XIX. Tbornopple river and lake. IA9HVILLE MARTET. WM- VENN. •P«orRtETer.. i fftgQtxps old stand, .NashvUk, MicB. L , . .. Tn NashviHo am! »cM (hem nl Htp tiMoilcst Crujif, ■ You mu htty Straight A” far 11 cents, Gwlsiei 11! cctb, Moi C18 sms; Gjtrtfsn. tha Piano Fw« is worth more tittur the . pnoe ov me magaswr. »! p«r ywr i »«' litb-f by C. J. Wrstmy & Co., Detroit, M- MICI1IGAIV. KiASHVIlJLrEt a good rig. And vthcr Giocvfivs equally as lot �HEWS IN HRIEb ---------- - “ Khouted out, " More salt! ’ rzuMTwru Djt^ra i* a cutxxh. Of urwto tho nofH dr'pk»»H> of " K. N. Pepp*,'' died a tew days oinro at BaMirintvUlc. N. Y. -Bev. G. W. Hrarax*. of Ba»h. ». Y., wm prostrated In Ito pulpit by snowliokr J«t Monday, al tto ckwe of his morning eermoti. ' —Anus DIcHneon will try tl.e rtago oooe AUCTION MART FOR THE SALE HOMES. MARNEW ARD VEHICLES OF EVERT M5CRIPTI0N . XT AUCTION AND ffWVAIE SALE- -Brigand- in ti e Province of Sevilla fSpato) tW.ttiC which he 1 w. between Fourth and Fifth stwta. stale of alarm, to the bouse of a neigh bar named Mr. Faria, and notified him of his brother a mishap. Mr. Faris at onoo rau over and found R couple of women in tiro yard, all in a great state of alarm, but expressing doubts as to whether, tbe littio boy hail fallen in or from anefamli, tto other day. Burrell DotUey. WM reotnUy killed mcni of the Guben struggle forsook, dry goods Ingleoito (Utile they should only oesiQim iro £»»««* «• wwb. ENGkAVEa AND OfESlNKKK.fTEnCUJ. AM STOCK. Vcgztine bad never failed to cure the FLOWERS kMO STRAW SOODS -SKCIALTT. GRASS AMD FIELD SEEDS. that there was no time to be lost in guewiing about it. Ho tried the cistern opening, nud found it so very narrow as to make difficult the paemge of his body.' Taking off Jus coat he extended ebeli. ,ln menufacturL.g tto srUcteo. "objata his arniR above his head, and then made a vigorous dive head foremoet, which took him through, but scraped the akin off his Kps. The water was ten feet Kiyoto. Japan. eibiMta ivome elegant articles prejudteiil ' —A fearful Iragedy occurred at Chicago one BuJHvad, ttu> Fecratary of the Board of Public Weak-, and Principal Hanford, of tbo North &do High School. Theforoiir, who believed that hia 'wife, Mrs. Margaret Boolianeu Hullivan, bad beya maligned by Mr. Hanford in a Enrique Aw, Iba year round, Shcridan'a Can- their fataer'a house over in ColliiiBTille, HOTtl.S. WILSON'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE CHAIX FOR IN­ VALID*, IRON FOLDING BEDSTEADS. ETC. "THE VIBRATOR" Engtoh- since he entered the Cuban patriot ranko in gospel, resilteg in Brooklyn. Iim died during minated in tto shooting of tbe Ial ter. —Tbe BL Paul Pirjiatch turn started a sub- baled men at Fort Uncoln, a number of whom will be entirely destitute when deprived of tbo fliwface, arid wm not long in finding th through tho hair. When light and transparent. little boy, who, by this time was miendble. He held tbo lad above water until help came, and then, by torning him with bin feet up, succeeded in panning district ia a quaint collection ot children's him out In order to get Mr. Faris out, however, it was found necessary to cut lug ba1- and feathors with bemp and vrilk away the box at tho opening. Ho kept 'afloat, and camo out all sound, with the exception of tho slight injury mentioned. The boy was soon resuscitated, aud tho OoubuI General Mar ria explrined to mo U.e gratitude which his parents had toward Mr. Faris is past expression.— St. Lcvit hull bolding three grains, with which ho dec­ liepublican. Oooncil, visited tho residence of tl.e latter. An eii 'Anaiioo was dcstoidod, Lot It is chimed it was refused, whereupon Mr. BuUiran struck Tbe that in tjio emiffio that look place Hanford struck Mrs. BuUivxn, which was tto owe of tbe shooting. . 1,'OLITICJI.. 1 quarters and rations atiU allowed them. —Tho Hon. Godfovo 8. Orth, tbo Republican ocli|k>od all her previous jicrfonnanotK. Iu the free-for-all race she trotted thnxi straight drawn from the contest. Hia rsaaona for this action are given in the following letter: 1000 SOLD LAST EEASON WITHOUT ONE FAILURE 0B REJECTION TKts$SE»M,£LaTiaRATOE $5 to $20 ffjjf orate • his watch guard, waa a unique and prac- dian who am red al Red Cloud rrceuDr, direct ■v-nlial to both of them, and confident of hia ability to whip Hi era. He further states thu reinforeemrnta are arriving daily from the north, from British America, and a few from Minnesota. —Some of the gentlemen at Stet ding Rock »y dtellnaUon as a caodldato foe Governor. Brazil, and the reputation of Java, tbal Libe- toons, Bradford, Bright, Briran. X. T., Bnnru, K»ru, UabeU, <ML!w«l>, Ala, Qsldwoll, Tran.. ket by many espes-'a. Whal tbe opinion ot the Gonuivs 8. Orrw, ■ FrhxUey. Chairman Itapublican —Tbe rrobibitioutata of Massaclinnetta hare tho Woux fighting force at 27.0(0 men. and nominated a full State ticket, and all but two believe there aro 10.000 well-»rmrd warri.w» in .of their Candida ten have declined. the field. . —The Aulborilies al Washington have, it is yiold 30 f lands of oolfeo. Another ape drily w lb Liberia H palm oil. Bixteen hundred Jam, I'oppleU n, liandall, Itea, Iteagu, IteUIy, John, like, Booth, of California, declined. Indian war impossible. The aanjes are to l>e —The Michigan Republican HLate Convention lUddle, Hoblntoa, Savage, flh.aklr, Singleton, gradually disarmed, and all parties s< Hing am- nominated the Hon. Charles M. Grossweil for Hlrinow, SnuUi, Ge., Southard, flpringvr, Sllngrr, Governor, By aoctamatjon. —Dispatches from Clieyonno to tho duly —Hon. Benjamin Ilarriaon. of Indianapolis. trien erhito u The Glorico is a trace system press furnish the following items of Indian fa j< been agreed upon by ‘.bo Republican Htate pie.- sutly a Upt'ng itself to local circcmstauce news: “Ou rife return trip from Deadwood, Central Committee aa the Republican candidate sod available for m'lilary at well as induvter Governor in plvce of Hon. G. A Orth, j .'ey*-Abbott, Adam*. Bagby, Balky, G. A., Daglry, tr>I purposes of cxmunication, ar1 ting tbe tlio stage waa attack rd by Indiana at luton crock. tbo stock stolen, I withdrawn. J. H„ Makar, Daho^ Banka, toll, Blair, Burvhanl, mail-lags cut open, coach deetrcrW, and one* -«ru<; Watterson, -Henry i-Mtcirmi, Democrat, uw and omwtoi editor of ,uCbUtendra, Conger. Cnranae, Cutter, passenger wounded. A camp of fifteen ludiann ' ti'° Louisville Courier-Journal, baa been waa surprised and attacked at old Bridger Fer- j dected to Congress from the Fifth district of fur industrial acd strategic purports, such m ry, - forty miles north of Fort Liramie, by a Kentucky, to fill a vacancy. At tbe time elec­ party of herders. One Indian and two pouiea tion young Henry Clay wu defeated for I'row. ware killed, and fourteen pomes captured. curing Attorney by a slight mijority. With a simultaneous front and aide Joet”nga Tho Bak ar A Davis train, retuftdng from tho nlficcrM refilled in favor of the iJcmccratic Kcblrichrr, Slnnlckaoa, Haiall, Smith, Strait. candidates by about 30.000 majority. from the ocular of the Giorine pleut you can bead of horses. A Sergeant, eight oavaln men. of the Indiana, but failed to overtake them. : ~A I‘,ru’ dwpatcl. aaya a .evolutionary There is couaiderablo cxcitoaieut ameng the I prorinntetioo has been distributed in Alexaastockmen in tbe valley, and liorare arelreing corraled." —Gen. Crnz.e i> now at t>» i.*. i .a o ,an ti fating men in the beet condition, divided aa foltawa: Cavalry—Ton companies of the Fifth, ten of the Third, and five of the Second r»gimeats—l.tMmoa. Infantry—Four cowimuxs cf the Fourteenth, four of the Ninth, aud two oftheFotuth regimeute—423;bbotd>onoRODUte, M5; Ute sooata. 20 ; white and half-breed scouts and civilians, 30. This is undoubtedly thestrougesti finesi-etptipped, and b- st-offioend _ -----------. ,----------expedition yet teut against our savage foe. Gen. Terry M tolioved to tore about twentyfive companies rf infantry aud cavalry, numberiog nearly >000 men. Tills will make nix17 companks. or 4,000 men now in the field againat H Uing Bub. drU’ »*«king, under tho pretext« f de* fending tlie magistracy, to raise a rebellion ' airainat tlie Khtdivc. -A heavy gale on tbo coast of Scotland and , without:emoting the enyhio from the Iraius iu order to tut a it around on the turn-table. bill, • bleb twenty-four hours, both tn regular tour and 0 ditlon traffic. Ibis iurentlou baa no superior ■'i machinery in loading heavy freights. rrncy. Ang. 7.—H naif.—1*110 House The Argentine Republic exhibit a cuira- —After a long discussion the Education bill has |>aao<d the British House oh Commons by —The Servians lost terribly in the recant Io tbe late rkctlon in Mlaalsalppi were prvM-nted batties. They are n portral to have lost 3,000 men at Gurgnaovalz. Reinforcements sent ' .. - ---------- -----.1 uic ao cn rain, waa rr*'l ana ■ u,om bJ Ticbcrxiayeff, constating of four hat- ..ferrod....Tb» Um Joint rroolutlue,propoainR a I talions of militia and thirty of voianlcera. ar- | aiiUxui^anicnitorat to lb. ronrtitatiOT, prohibiting nved too late, and were cut to j»iecea, 2,000 tbs appropriation ot any acbool fund foettoaup! m«i being killtd. port <-f aectanan achoola, etc., waa, after dtacuaalon, -----..... tv., u—.. —There aro --------30,000 unfortunate fellows in «.e.^i the debtor prisons of Turkey at the |>re«ent out a serm, r'no a handsome Pampa girdle and a variety cf fsbrics made by tbe Pimps Indians. A curiorv collection in the Argentine exhibit ttonght springs up in the n^nds of most via- Argentine Republic. Cordoba sends handsome In 1796 Chauncey Goodrich wrote from Philadelphia to Oliver Wadcolt: *• 1 place under cover to Fnxlsric a paper of yesterday, in which you will find Guv. Mifflin, in his address, luui done the gov­ ernment of Connecticut the honor of particular mention. It mcrita, and, I presume, will only meet with, contempt A few days after this display of patriot­ ism aud holy zeal against speculation, tbe President and Caaliier of the 8taU< Pena Bank had Irocn guilty of an em­ bezzlement of' ita moneys. The Presi­ dent had, by connivance, taken from the bank 8100,000 or more, without con­ sent of tho directors, which, though charged,' he kept without interest. Ho and the Cashier are Iroth displaced. It was yesterday rumored that Gov. Mifflin, wltoee son-in-law wits Cashier, had in the same way taken $15,000, and that he had given, his security for restitution. 1 believe the story. The ptace furnishes indications of great depravity. Bank­ ruptcies are frequent. Nicholson ha* fled to .England. Judge Wilson Itos been to goal and ia out on bail. Blau McClcnochan, lately chi sea representative, has conveyed his cat to 5 chit to cheat his creditors.” At our request Crogra & Co., of Phila­ delphia, Pa., have promised to send any of bur readers gratis (on receipt of fifteen cents to pay postage) a sample of Dob­ bins’ Electric Soap to try. Send at once. stages, I can recouiruetid Dr. Pieree'a •• Golden Msrlical DisooTBry,” if taken according to di­ rections, for it has been thoroughly tried In toy famSy. and tbe results were glorious. “Al­ phabetical" must not expect one bottle to do the work—toy wife took three botllis before TOE EN0BMGC8 WASTAGE at grata,* iru’l oxter .-..to of Thr-.h-n.cm bo SAVED by thia Improved Machin-, te.Kcinl, cs terry jrA, to men Oaa ^FLtx' TniOTTIT. MILLET. nUNGAEIAN and tlaliy the ONLY MACJUNra tbst'could roa Wilk pn.at ___ L______a-,-. r__. -—a wnrl WELL AUGERLBS'XW-1 .^L. our Auger Book. U.K. Auger Co., 8 L Louis, Mo. "fjck? Infa- OPIOMgw F?on trail KrikK SI UL J The Enemy of Disease, the Foe of Pain to Man and Beast, wAN’t'Eii-^saaisgr/g.y C—. Aar-,, owr 1WII Prawktent. by CnL IL 11. OcwwfL OPIUM ing tiie fourteen Argentine Provinces, pre Uy aid iiiflti.retire. They rend from Cordoba beautiful flowers made of seeds. Zurich, Switzerland, baa a apocialty on ex­ CONGREUS I ONA L. Aug. 2.—Nrwa*e.— »bs]M> of a rule providing ttial tbe iuvraUgaUua «aa expsUed in 1841 for al ege<! duloyslly, with a rrsolailou texlndlug th" reartuUon expelling him must be a groat delicacy for thowc who aro fond of figs. Another rpeeialty is surrogate of gratnv. Tho moot boauUful Uprotrios on exhiUlion aro from Belgium. There is a portrait ot Rubeua, penala from Gaitail, portrait of Cousin iu Arabian eosiumc. eight panels togother, ropreneuliny eight gods from Olympus, with all their attributes from Audnn. Full length painting, style Ixmls XVL Tbe tepesUy carpets are beautiful, representing iu bright and attractive colors different ecenes in —The ship Goltwoorl. from Liverpool to MelHarlxw Appropriation blU. Northumberland. bouUi coast Australia. —Tliree warimen were killed, one day last church. Montreal. drowned by the capsizing of a row-boat in a small body of water near Whitehall; N. Y. —Two young tadies summertag atFain«rt. Brown, of Greenville, J*a., and Mias Game HtolL of Wamu. Old*. - Undr r date of Ju> jfi, Gen. Crook nruta V> Gon. Terry dial when Uia fifth cavalry ar­ rived be would have about 1 600 fighting mm. bomdoa friendly Indiana, and intended to move without flutter delay. He would leave hia wagon-lrain cm Tongue river. M.r where it cornea out from tl.e Big Horn m-.uutaiiiH. He was gradually moving along the f<_ot-bUis that Uy to rard-N Tongue river, anticipating being on the north fork of Go Ma river stool the limo hia ro'nforeemeute rami up. lie was rationed till tbe 1st of B.iptemlxr, and would share with manda camo together. Whether tho Indiana were found iu hia or Terry's I'epartrae rd, if tha la ter thought tbo .xPereetoof theservice would It. adrancod |.y comWuatiou, be would moat cbeertnljy rerve under Tarry. --They had an (her railr.'ad disaster in Eng­ land lately, It oe .acreJ on tbe H-.menK t and Dorael rad way, near Ittastock, between a Lou- lntmk>r bepartinrnt Aayltun inveatigaUon, and mapwny and minority r.-porta of I be >atuc couimtttae li. regard v> lbs survey <rf public land* were also ma.lc. All ordemd print.d amt rrcwnmllUd. . The blU to transfer the Indian Durvau to the War OepArtraent was taken up, and Ox*, who bad charge uf Um bill, yleMad tbe koer to Lamai, who procoaded to make aa elaborate speech on tbe con­ dition ami needs of Uu> South. He spoke about two hours (Uia Ums bslcg sxteadul <m uoUoa of Mr. Garfleld) and comtnamted thrniigtaocC iita whole speech tbe clov and Inrcreeied attention of the MUSTANG liniment, ino reading, pstchohancy. fascination. SoM Charming, MraoitrUai and lovtrs* 0ul4«. M Stock-Growers Colony of New Merico. te>l alata wantnl let -ond parly. I«. alart ItejH, liwh. First party <m lb- rrms.1. d.ltxht-d with .nintry. Wet r.m|*l-<-, ~Mr-— 130 llrarimt n-at.. REVOLVERS 1! ~,j. $3.00 Iawtcuoo. Miriua county. Ind. —Cincinnati Timet, Feb. 4. 1875. The GnEAT Favorite I—Tbe jMiputar Chill Cure of tiro >ge! ! (•bmpuwd of purs arid simnlo drags,. Wiinofl'4 Tonic ban kmg bold the bigbenl place Ln tho long lino of remsdioa for Chills and Fever. It ta not only AntiPcriodic but i« Anti-Panic, for it eartaiki tho eavy expense of Doctor's visits, where friendly calls are all itemized in the account currenL A penny saved ia a pinny rxitrod, and oaring it in thia wav add* to hnalUi and comfort. Try Wilhoft's Tonic aa a certainty and you wifi MINSVHs C FiESAt EffVlix E.’SXfk' cr-u‘->(-Axanta wan A BOOK for the MILLION MEDICAL ADVICE Catarrh. K«M-urr. XhHWu. ILW .KST rnlV -- ___... Chaffed bauds, face, pimplefl, ring­ ful to । from the CooitnltUe cm Military Affair., rt|>ortc<la<!rcrM]r oa the Houaebill to pardon draert- adapted to agricultural purposes. era fmtu Ur array, and it »u indefinitely poetTho Japanese exhibit beautiful leather made of soft deer skins, printed and dyed. This of the resolution of Mnrtnu to print 10,000 oojifcs of fabric ta from ToKo. The Japs are famous for tbe nioaagv of the I*rsshtcnt sod aceorapauylng documents in reference to the recent tronble at their paper: thh they make from the •* Rod. ■ Hamburg; fl. C„ and Eaton epnko in opposition xu.” "Kaji," “Gampi," tho Kuwaor mulberry tbcreto. Hr was followed by Fsttersou, wte>*oke tree. Hi-nc ki. a a Jd cherry ; tho bark of. all throe trees aud ahrubu. Baraboo is aho mad;1 lUferted to Ib- JudlnUry CooniiUsc ...The luiuw win tbe Krn» << another lively jxjIlUcal de­ ate, in wbiHc Uale an.i Cox w-rv tbe chief partici. riX^CJJL JUD l>Di:»TBr.<L. p. u !^d. with 1 abilities of *301.000. ll-u. Wnat baa been addo4 to make it productive ' IOBa- pin nt wore killed and tbirty -fuja.nl. -Tw firm of Ciltre'l i Bsberck. of New York, mat utaotur< n* of j-ruUng j>tt Las aihC. LiaWlrttew. over «5^000. -Tho Hincr»’ Tnial Coenpanv Bxnk. asavi.ga trust institution at PoCtarilia, Pa., has auapeoilad pajmeuti The principal eairae aligned Trnna moderate Ijiv r»t>., IteaUMX .-Uulrrni I'mlawl Mta.oc Mqnn Her attempt to raise a war loan in proved a failure. WanxiuibAT, t a,., i iq>--------------------- ---- known to tbe trade aa “continuous'' whisky, was o«rm. and it is said that large quantities of it have been shipped to Kansas, Wisconsin and MLsiotiri, and it is said to have been mauutacturel by the Boone County (Ky.) Distillery Company. —Tbaaunnd on vocation of (bo UniversalLais of lows will beheld al Mitchellville, Sept 7. —Many of the Indians coming into tho reaervatiot s carry arms belonging to tbe v.c imof the Seventh cavalry. I in exoM-rsttog bta, and »o reported. To the vurrriae of rv.rjbody, Xaott took tbe Boor and reviewed lb- Mam. matter, Indulging Jn remarks which tbe friends of Um latter deemed highly »nJiut and grossly cB^erAlemsM*. Frye, Hale and MeCrary. th” roninntte*. In lain reviewed Lie tvn>«rt» with a eeveril? wldcmi nuctod in debate. Th. tu-u'rtty of the Driaacratic Ude app-arrit to rtftrd the arratguui'al aa entirely .“.tei, and. fl AGENTS WANTED EON THE GREAT Centennial history ll —IU faata* tau> aar otbor to* me enWtatiw *S3 tho bamboo ie cut before the loaves arc out; the pulp is mixed with a certain parcoutage of the Kadxu fiber. Tbs paper called Cbftuabl in really bamboo paper. Some of their orna­ mental papers are preUy and strong. They nos ill writing on their paper a pigment known by the name of Chinese ink ; it in nned with a br^h. tbo pen being dispenstd with aa nnsnitaWo; tin* broth moves very stoly, abeorbn Uie ink without allowing 11 to nproad in the leaM. Their crape pa[»er shows a high degree of ar­ tinite industry. Among tbe rare and valuable rsvolatiouary guns an exhibition in tbe United Htatro Gov­ ernment building h a rix pound French gun. brooio. prsronted by Lafayette, farming inc'.osuro around models of modern gun plant, twelve-pound siege gun, brouse, mounted on wooden carriage with timber; eight-inch howUser, bronce, Moroer. Anll>o«iy Wayne's bow itxcr, iifteudnd to be wwd on bonwheok. cent >KIMl>r,K«ir-E»p rii LATEST IXI'HUVE Increase* in Popularity every model* of tho Constitution. MtoMppi. Jararatown, 8t. Mary's. Portsmouth. (Joust sHaltan. The valise of a man, who did uot hap­ Niagara, Merrimac, New Ironsides. Hartford, pen to be very fashionably dressed, was Monitor. Kearaarge. Vandalia, President, Ohio. Enterprise. Washington and Fulton. Part of oonftaMted by a hotal-keeper at Long the original machinery of the torpedo boat Branch a few days since. The man Bpeyten Duyvol, a steam launch, with ti.-a flrat turned out to be a prominent citiiten of torpedo machinery u-ed tn tbe United fi'ataa Philadelphia, who somewhat artouMrod the Loniftee by presenting a 11.000 bi!’ In a Htiburban town school a teacher in payment for hia nroah and lodging. gave out the word ** paaltnr" tn a dan in Ik Atc years wo are to dedicate r spelling. It was a ’* poser ” to all 111 it reached the foot of the class, when a monument to Washington. MaduneFOrs Corset Skirt Sapporter w rtulsdelpLto i— tort____ M-diuts. ... - - . - ■—■ - - ■. -- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-08-18.pdf.pdf 27fedb764acc5e5eae619f7429f87655 PDF Text Text ashrfllr glnw. <Thr tt b c?CiisMleKtins PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, -r- AT—• ' . Naahrille, Barry County, Miohigan, ORNO i$ke aflashrilk Btirs. STRONG-, ADVZRTISIBO RATES: Kdltor and Proprietor. »»T TO MY1M SUB*r;0'SWS tf •M Pt !■ U»u«. >« F*V*r OawHanM ^untll p4d fnr-«mty *• "Progression. No Retrogradine.” NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICIj., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1876. VOL. HI. j.-r'(lE :K TllDMZHl BRICK, 8«*^m*1 Sfory. THE OL» zoo CHURCH. Jlashrillt girrrttnrg. a herdboy, now a girl filling her brass The cida-uae k»-b«iit martin, henae, water pitcher bosido the tank, and cspeBtiii atauito ita granad where the rKwwxwda ciolly molesting tho solitary boatman VILLAGE OFFICERS KTnOIHHT EPISCOPAL CHUKUII-E. L Kbllooo Hufor. Servkir.rverjr fitabbatb at 1 M The roof-tire moulder*., Ue giant bote That nerved aa a atop to the maaaive door, to rotting over a chipmunk1, bate ' • ■ Thai plerera under th. aunkrn Boor; The crack* hare widened the log* txtwren. Tl-rongh wHkh th* mln to traced within, Wbm must rya ttm try jrtMti OVv wrreka where pulptt* nd pew* have been And the owl1* dull whoop, from the unaeen perch, Ring* mdly *t tiny, through the old log church. But Mil it la good that M bold* Ila ground lu the dr.« In which H waa ftrot attired, White the farmer*’ hew* for mile* around To claptxwvrvl. and paint long tone* arptrvd. . Il mutely apeak* of the aterUag day* When life waa faabtonad without veneer, Wbra mru cared snore tor the truth than pratoc, And a woutao** amlle, pr a woman** tear, Meant Jnat Ila idtowing—of awect ami aalt— And toooor wa* borer, and f«uM waa fault. ?usi«rw Jirrftorj. W. H YOUNG, U. Offire Kart Od«<rfMain Street, ^aahTtllc *H A. BARBER, Then the red deer leaped In lb* erdar broke. And lb* red man Mted bl* abaft to bow, And It waa *wr but give and take — M CLEMENT SMITH, The alternations of tho four seasons, -which give such diversity to the aspect ever, makes the whole world time for action had come. The grass of nature in a temperate climate, are un­ through the malice of xnaa-catcx, and boughs to the left were trembling known in torrid sones, where, instead of it were not for the rquaws peddling bead­ work, and the hackmen, tho cataract of who then was believed to be among the rocks near the river. Extra under eomn preasnre. . I made one step forth from the screen of tangled vegete- the transition from winter to spring and Niagara would bo a desert. rewards, in addition to the.unuai head­ money granted, had ’ been offered by tioD, stood motionless, listening for an the Government for the dentruction of the my head flew, as if propelled by a cata­ rainy period, lasting from June to Sep­ an errand aa tracldhg ths eernmy to hto pult, a huge dark shape. Tho man-eater tember; and the third, or cold season, lair. had made his spring and missed his prevailing through the rest of the twelve hundred Bnt fifteen rupees! That MAN-EATER. ATOTAHY I’nlA'c, attend* to all bc»lnc*» rail* In IT making drear, mort«B<r«, drawlnt villa, etc. Mr. Edwards, but UNION HOUSE hundred and fifty pounds meant much to a man in my case—meant Ernestine’s part and pbyfofts&fety, I could probably and on the plains during the cool months safe removal to the breesy seacoast near have oomo unin.urod out of the affray. medical skill would bring back the hue of health to her pale cheek, and escape ol the year; but in those weeks when An unwounded tiger, and especially the •the floodgates of heaven are open and cruel and cowardly brute that han ac­ the rains descend it is disagreeable every­ quired a propensity for human flesh, is where. In the mountains the rainfall is for little Arthur from a climate unfit fdr almost sure to slink off abashed after a European children. failure so signal. Bombay, where comfort and change and It was a desperate venture, but still the idea of it took hold not in my plan ; and, before the baffied of my mind, and I resolved to stand the tiger could gather himself up I was on does not come down from the burdened clouds in drops or splashes or jeta, but my feet, and liud fired three shots at in cataract* that quickly convert quiet close quarters. for tiger-hunting, but, bad there been, sharp reports, as the ouuce-bnllets sank, the aountry was too rough for the use of elephants and boa tors, and craft for with a dull thud, into tho soft craft could the rapidity with alone obtain m advantage skulking man-eater. Telling on business, and might not re­ Again tho tiger lowered his head common for it to be 140 at midday, and arched his back fox a spring. Nagal J»L while acroM ma lay the tiger, ita hand- blaze. aome head resting on a turf of moos and crevices, wild flowers, and the blood welling faat Soil Hint in the rains is as soft as a sand Six of stroke of tho hoe. "Sometimes,” con­ two I‘ is a. hard case, I admit, but I have no suasion, brought I am to pay up your salary to wliat I proposed. the man to agree to An hour before sundown there arrived ’ J, Raymond Edwards, was then a sur­ the revolver, with MONEY TO LOAN! Ol AppuJ B«il foiak Swiritiw, L. RUtiSELL. Offie* ovw J. Rarorir. •fore, U*niMa*.Mteb. yfM. JONES. " In debating thoPacific railroad there "Mt DEAii," said John Henry to hto scornful wife, "Providence has spare ! •if my friend had a friend,’ said Gon. 30x40 feet in sise. Craig, yon the necessity of making any exer­ tions of your own to turn up your uoac." the rooms, the latter being as large as any St Louis and go through Springfield with all the startling suddenness of a death blow. ing their swords and Poor, and encumbered by a sick wife cm gourds and drums, to scare away the monster. With tliis noisy company I town, Bombay, on the meager traveling allowance to which We therefore lingered clubs, or beating crossed the river, and, when they had departed on their route, prepared to re­ life, and it Tnrre are generally Each bed-room has room in the house. might well be that the man-eater, before 'who wm and Albuquerque. about to start to vcDgeance on n bath room Attached to it, as a bath two est route to any given point on earth, or or three times a day and an many entire over it, or Ina I bruises and a trifling scratch are necessary in a few cliangre of on one order to go through tho day with any was, save for at hir mercy. The roofs of these houses are comfort. shoulder, unhurt, bnt— clothing flat, and are made of strong beams a foot membered me at last, for he had lifted square, placed four feet apart. the mouth of the Mississippi, the first breaking np of the ice would wash her been assailed on the way homeward from the river bank to the hut where they dwelt On this fact I Slowly, and with an effort that was evi­ On these are joists one foot apart, op which is laid a floor of brick. On this floor a layer of refuse limo, gravel, and Just head toward me, and, with blood "min­ Western an had always had based my simple strategy. fixed, with a malignant gaze, on mine. dently painful, the creature gling with the tion of Chota Mahal, the primeval for­ owner on the bank, grasped the rude tially removed, I struggled, and by a ests stretching on one side to our very oars and rowed lustily toward the other great exertion freed my wrist and got customary attire, it is probable that I foam throat. of the striped foe untouched, for a man­ Almost mechanically I native of low rank, and had even taken the precaution to daub my neck and shoulders with tho rod, achroous clay being dragged from beneath the dead risks and hardshifis.of the Mofiuail, and from tho river,'lest my white akin should awaken doubts in t^c mind of the lurk tied to bamboos, waa carried, with dances and drum, into Chota Mahal by —and I had been" a fool. ing brute. the overjoyed . illagera, and the reward But hopes had been held out to Now I was poor, and unemployed, and the small hoard of rupees wan letuening Ernestine required comforts that it waa hard to provide in that outof-the-way Western corner of On landing, I made fast the boat, and, selecting the narrowest and least trodden of tho paths that led through the bushes and -tall jungle health. my hand within the broad cotton girdle all, from an interview with a man-eating that 1 wor®, and beneath which were tiger. concealed my weapons—a Colt's revolver and a heavy bunting­ came in to pay his daily visit to my ail­ knife. The pistol was cocked and ready A Paris eermawndert writes that re- brought me a . for instant use. In such a case as this Gen. all depended on the judicious employ­ friend, you know— ment of moments. oentiy a duel took place between a jour­ nalist and ‘aa .offlser, on the Belgian “This post Morris — your has started, on sick leave, for England. low him to Cheltenham ’’ This waa bad news indeed. Months • • • The floors of the • houses are made in tho saifio way rs the roofs, though rretiug upon the earth. The windows are usually in the doors. A verandah, ten or twelve feet in width, usually surrounds tho house, rooms." The Europe am keep except make where it to walled iu to their bath­ IrotMre dosed from morning until evening, in the hot season, in order to exclude the ______________________ snnlight and the burning atmosphere; ' while the punka is in continual motion largo-sized letter from my brother at Jlianni. out injury. VM r<*h>re<i to to When flnishml it endures the a roof. Some bancfl t may accrue, after the ing wife. masons, and n water-carrier about four days to finish twolvo feet square of such jx'-st enabled me to remove my wife and am thankful It requires twelve kulls, two prerance child-to Bumbay, where the former, I grass, advTOced with leisurely, stop to­ wards the hut As I did so, I passed but cement, which is mixed with a red color that gives the surface a beautiful ap- destruction of this notorious India. Then an­ fine coating oi hottest sun and the severest rains with­ coming on, and—4' News, but not good, Edwarda," said the kindly doctor, as he yet, beaten; and, lastly, a The carcass of tho striped monster, for tho inches in other layer of still fluor material, well The victory was won. tiger. sickly heats of a tropical summer were m in the same way as the first. fired. tiling tiiat I remember is that I was several thickness, is put on, beaten and watered Throagh tha fast I wore, now, lb<) scanty attire of a health. a two, while plenty of water is thrown upon it. A aeoond layer of finer brick and lime, of eyes approach mo, .and already I seemed to feel the white fangs close on my bare might have passed close by the ambush that the cold season waa at an end, to face with little wooden mallets for a day As the weight deepening twilight I could soe tho fierce How often did I upbraid myself for A gang of placed. feet—sit on their heels and pat the sur­ that pressed on my right arm wan par­ bold of the pistol. is kulls—one for about every four square on its whiskered lips, crawled forward. the folly which had induced me, on the . .pounded brick turned its pended, the arrears paid np, the labor-, before sunset, at the hour moat prop! era dismissed, and yet perforce wo re­ tious for a tiger’s attack, I Mopped alone mained residents of th 3 unhealthy sta­ into the heavy boat, and, leaving its about GOMtP. to create an artificial breeze. All night long this huge fan, depending from the ceiling, sways track and forth above each frontier. The cause was pronouncing sleeper, "except when tho punka-walla Then horrid I had not proceeded far before I felt, a lady’s name in too loud a tone in a himself takes a Dap. wake the aeby a curious sort of instinct, that I • ball-room. Tho oombatanta returned to I dreams and nightmares waa not the only occupant of the jungle. Paris aa sound as when they left. The perspiring victim, and he gore for I oould hear nothing. Tho velvet feot officer having mentioned in a club that the fellow outside, b» «towing upon him some caressing must elapse before I could receive a re­ that regulated their pace by mine wore ho wished not to wound, but to give his ply. noiseless, nor was there ally sound of antagonist men, rustling, though the high grass, which took place a few days ago, when the the interior of the bouses in India to the and unable to la. id mo the wherewithal roee^bovc the level of a man’s head, officer was killed. tattie, which consista of a frame of bam­ The good-natured doctor, and the other minor officials, were needy a lemon, a second meeting Another editor lias also fought a duel, boo thinly thatched with the roots of a reported a lifting his band, in viuod, as plainly as if my virion had mothcr in-law to be positively intoler­ side stantly wet, and the wind, blowing through it, is robbed of ita beat and and a strange one. ■ He found his my " This time, it was a decent man, had been both seen and scented, and able. She struck him with his own cane, and in self-defense he employed the a shroff from the baxaar, that the man- the man-eater was pursuing a parallel nearest cate.r ix>unafH; on. TJukt makes nine-und- brush. passed weapon at hand—a sweeping­ The mother-in-law has accused accursed be his sire and grandmother 1 My heart throbbed wildly, but the mem­ but hia wife and servant asBert it was a And the reward is ory of Ernestine's pallid face and wist­ fair fight says, to fifteen hundred rupees; not that was too late now to flinch. No ♦» M*ln Btiwt, anyone is likely to venture in upon that or die. —has to answer for. oar tori the four-footed fiend. and encouraging Another device for cooling waved and went to, the left. I glanced aside, but could see nothing; yet I dibeen preternaturally sharpened, that I to be raised, remarks." magistrate ful eyes arose to give me courage. It I must do him of attempting to asHSMinaio her, At R->cky Point, near fragrant grass, and fitted into the out­ Newport, they ceoaon 200 tattie is kept con­ The made delightfully fresh. tb* on forever, tho off.’ jors- probability who bad been calmly slnmbcnDg, awoke with a start and yelled "fouL” The first base camo down from the choir and This waa said by a Missouri Senn- 1 put him out. tor. ' " What is tiiat, darling 1” asked a | young Fifth-Ward husband of hisHobo- played his jet of fnn on watery Cairo !’ ken bride. | her blue eyes upon him and answered : In ; "Tlmt is one of my gaiters, dearest.*' the very heart of the new city tho cry of ; " Ah !" he added softly, " I thought it the faithful boatmen is • No bottom I’ was a dog-kcnreL" " CcL Benton humorously drecrilied "Mt dot,” said a solemn-vtoagedman the use tho Digger Indians made of n to a tad who hod just emerged from a long, Biendcr stick with a metallic hook hair-pulling match with another boy, on the end of it. They catch lizards 1 " do yon expect to rove hereafter in a with it, for food. • What a godsend for land of purn delightl” " No," sai.l tho hooks,’ he argued, 'is the telegraph tad, " I’ve butied another button off my wire. It gives life to tho Digger, but trousers, and I expect to got licked for death to the lizard.’ ’ third story of ita first class hotel I it." " Ono of tho most effective anecdotes ■ A young gentleman homo for tho hol­ ever related by anybody was that from Gon. Clarke, of Missouri, during the I; idaya was talking with an old laborer at work in his father's grounds, whan tho straggle to elect a Speaker in I860.-] John Sherman was the candidate for old man said : "Ay, ay, sir, ’tin a lino thing is Icarnin’. Tiicro was no such nearly two months. At last he with­ whan I- wav a boy; I was a big fellow drew, and hence tho anecdote. A hunter went out turkey-hunting. Ho found a helpin' the family, when all at qdcu 1 school broke out" turkey roosting on one of tho highest "What have you got!” inquired a trees of the forest. He fired, the turkey I fell, and he started for tho purpose of solation, you will have to roost lower । ool«l Dock and breast—bring mo some Bat the winged other part of tho chicken, and wunu it , the rest of your life !’ bird of 1860 is now a Senator. the vaticinations of politics Such are; ' up a little first ” ' The following adverttoouunit appeared “ The elder Adams was occasionally parties who arc in tho habit of helping into an acerb quality, but which has broken out in the present John Quincy themselves to his firewood that they may now have the axe, as ho has no further with royal heartiness. uso for it. kept a diary. Tno elder Adams It shows an occaaxomI mirthful effmrion. His Indian story is Ho hope* that tho taste they so strongly displayed for boat may be gratified, if not in this which sphere, at least in the neit." Indian—-'He won't eat so much hay. penoe-half-penny, remarking to the el­ Maybe ho drink as ranch water.' der, A wkm« known member of the Estab­ before. The Indian inquires the reason. lished Kirk in a small Scotch village • It coats mo m much to keep a hogs­ lately put a shilling in tho plate, head of rum over winter as a horse.' and coolly hcljied himself to eleven- It was " I fdrgol toe gi t change ye»'treen, Maister Bruan; son I’ll just put in aaserted iu 1867 that it cost over six a ahulliu’ au’ tak* out tim eMvra-peneo- millioM fora regiment in the Indian h t'-penny. country. One Indian was killed, and, comment: 'Six millions for one Indian, and it is still doubtful whether ho is dead or alive.’ ’’ Ye’ll be gayeu glad tec got rid o’ the coppers, nau dooL” A flash of lightning strnck fifteen teTegraph poles’ SHnttltannotisly ou the i lino of the Jeffewuvilte, Madbon and On Monday fest be AU this time my mind was quite dear, gallons of opened dams, a ton of blue­ shoc Fall is fast wearing away, Prospect killed the sixth ferryman at Nagal Jat" and my train of reasoning lucid enough. fish, 600 loaves of broad, and three tube Tower has been torn down that it might The animal of which the poiicemaa I had only once before shawl in hunt­ of bn tier. not topple over and make a job for the m man-eating tiger ing a tiger ; bnt I knew their habits by report, and was careful to keep moving Coroner, and fhe ugly little ark of dis­ bec. ligious mania, and eo violent that they do Doi let him attend the celebration of under ground, the mass. above ground. spoke was a famous that had for months been ths terror of nrighborhood, and that haunted the at ar. even pace, knowing that to run or outskirts of ths village, carrying off now 1 to halt would be alike certain to precipi­ A Dxtkoit man whipped his wife !x>- comfort, " The Maid of the Mist," has causo tho baby did not take the first drifted somewhere uncomfortably into prise st a baby show. the patent matches. There is plenty of to the party 'or sheer wit A landlord sakes a copper more fox rum in the spring than the fall are gradually passing away. Table Rock " Mr. John Gow begs to intimate ing, which lib son, John Qtrinov, turaod spots and prominent pointe of interest has fallen into the pool below, tboHorHe- in a New England paper: soothed by merriment of hto own mak­ said Senator Windom, by way of lively buahata of clams in the shall, 150 to 200 guest of a waiter with his nock tied up, who waited on him at one of our most ran off with a broken wing. Tho hunter , aristocratic hotels. " I’ve got a cold in pursued till be got tired, and erased in my neck and breast," was the muffled with the exclamation, ‘ There is one con­ reply. " Then I don’t want any of tho catcliing him, but tho tnrkcy got up and picturesque but She turned the heaven of His steamboat landed passengers in tho '' There was an Indian debate. oioxia or jriaoaxa APrBJLBtKG. Niagara Falta will in all flow nerve up daily during the doors. pledge tho "It was pitched without," said tho clergyman, and an old base-ball player, iris head, and his glowing ejeu were the the results of a JmtmaL $ "•If you were to lift np tho whole State of South Carolina and place her at who had been lulled by the man-eater awaiting such richer they grow.—f/ntieville Courier- route 1* spurs of lower the And yet they know that the longer they keep thirty-fifth parallel, or by the ram's-horn on, in onr hired bungalow, built on one Tho fierce brute had re­ pledge.” under it, is by way of tho turn. alone. I well remembered that the ferrymen Heavens! " Pawnduokem,” Bays an exchange, "will advance nothing on a temperance He thinks the near­ the prostrate foe who seemed no utterly he died, would sale not a hundred miles from Boston,"ty­ ranny trembles like an Aspinwall leaf." was much peppery shooting aa to routes, thc-ir numbers, and all of them shouting and ringing, and clatter­ of fellow-citizens,” said a Centennial orator to 21 feet high, and the rooms 20x30 or heaven, ho would want him to start al tenacious “At tho name of Gcorgo Washington, The only seeds I saw grow­ a sitting-room, dining-room, and bed­ lion, is worship in their own way, and prevent other people worshiping in their’n. " 'Em tho gentleman the greatest of India, like his congener, twenly deaths that the cunning brute— LOAN through it “They came here,” said Artemus Ward of the Puritans, " that they might • Yes, sir; I have been seen the State t’ my bullets had taken fatal effect. take toll of improve it I—Inter-Ocean. where planta, for they drink sassafras.’ ELIHU CHIPM4X, Jugtlce of the Peace, TO seeds will grow.’ Carolina boat course to mine, watching mo as if it bad been a cal in stealthy chase of a mouse. MONEY man’s State of North man looks like a A Connaught be done to Munster in it. tribution of seeds. 'I apprehend,’ said he, ' that there is no land in the gentle­ it. Bnt The linen traveling Ulster to a much- abused garment, some parsimonious objections to the dis­ The people there do not want these tea­ told that I cuixrrn her fair hand in a rapture <rf bto*. And thought, ob^bow bkaaed *ur faU* t ■ TUI I looked on ihoglcvc* that eudrded her wrUt* And found that, ala* I they were •• tight*." book by dread ol the terrible foe that might door. Od Meurtiy. All - ■ tro : « t i : willt>* promptly and v*,4foi?ySinXd w. ’ Tho across, all ci them with faces blanched salute, to his turban, as he Collfctims a specialty. mile-stone." l>on) branch of the Carnatic and Malabar railway, and the sudden decision of my "Sahib, another dmth!’’ Kaabville, Mick. with a ing of money. abounds in legislative anecdote, m the fol­ lowing brief extracts will show : "Ouoo veyor employed in laying out the Rancc- pawing poiioomau, Gtwical Oonyeyaitcnig, Accommodating a friend with a |50 note iB an ex-Llent way of getting rid flank I am afraid your letter will Ixave to fol­ IN BUMS OF $300.00 and UPWARDS ON LONG TIME. more humor in Jerrold than wit, when' he exclaimed, as he saw a tall man douoo with a short tadyr"There’s a mile danc­ ing there were tar, pitch and turpentine I Their houses arc necessarily very When wrestling with green apples man forgets hto pride of birth. was ble for Europeans to survive the intense large, and built of brick—tho walls being lj*to 2 feet thick4, the ceilings from 30 job—building a chimuoy. of a composing room. ho exclaimed,"Whategotism." This was n witty flash, and it hurt; but there up An cm-bossiiig machine—the forenuu say at dinner, " Sheep’s head forever," tinues Mra. Hauser, "it seems impossi­ Of that there A inn When Jerrold hoard n foolish stranger heaving of the striped Little Arthur wan well Eaal able of Main Street, NaahvHle, MJeh. P. S— Fine Watches and Jewelry curefully repaired and irfirrantol. tho dry weather can bo pi.K.AHAifTttira. Don't go without your muff. and sharp, an edge-tool dangerous to handle in the most practiced hands. a party of native travelers to be ferried fast, for Watchmaker and Jeweler, temporaries who have received his shafts can vouch for his beings wit. "Humor," he Bays, "has no sting; wit to polished Ewen the quick and Ernestine had made light of the JAMES FLEMING, humor, and though he is a recognized humorist, many of his legislative con­ was not modi doubt. me of a far better post at Oodcynuggur, 43 He draws n rigid line between wit and chambers yet loaded, laj within The tiger was dying I the date of legal notice, and that i« alL" scarcely Hnah! hu»bI And happy drram* All tbrouah the allent utohl. Feaenothing; *lnml<r «> Until Uio morning bright. Khat cloac thine «y«a. For angel* *imt Cby lunaUea. He describes humor in nil ita phases. reach, I could not make a motion toward think I must have fainted, for the next Crrltoctlonaa apuctolty. like stone. is hardened end arm, and, although vernacular, and easily, by the the tion. Naakv:::r.Mkh Tbo ground is bare, filled with his prcdeceasors had fallen victims to the tiger, and I found eater excels the fox in suspicious can­ • Deputy Hlterin", man laughed even if he felt like crying." play a little fun by w y of aMwering dizzy on the ground, boy into a district so unfavorable, now V, the blood of which being stirred tho it was my fortuno to hear tiiat prince of humorista, Gen. Craig, of Missouri, ment to bring my delicate wife and the J H. LEE. particularly marie for a laugh to run In, "and one day h as like another ’’-as it and Huab ! htt*h! The day I* done, Ur down, my child, am! afcrp; Tb* rilvsr *ur* ahoy" For thro a wateb will krep. Khat cloao thine eye*, Hr. el I race upon Uiy jHltow be*. tho human body, phlegm, blood, choler, and melancholy. They fonnd one vein posmbly can be. The sun rises like a big globe of fire, and gore down in a strength of a mere temporary engage­ KHER1FF, reckoned several kinds of moisture in the earth with breathless , . Hnah • buah 1 Tho moonbeam* fall Upon the aummer Ira*; Tb». ul«lit-*rfod murmniy aolt Among Um rtttlky trr*^ Shut GbM* thin* efaa. For the laat atnak of d*yll«EFdie«. old times," reys the author, "pbyxicianA aii I pulled the trigger I waa hurled to P. HOLLER 4- SON, JOHN Q CRES8Y, COHO BEMIOXA L HVBOn. took aim at tho glaring eyes, bnt almost a violence that loft me .Baah! buah! ail noaixla art *UU: The birds arc cone to rert ; Thr ruoUirr-lHrd kri>|>* warm Her »ouuj! w;lliln the uert. flbni cIom thine exM. For Um laat *onR*tcr homeward filr*£ "Why wo Laugh," is tbo -title.of a A wild spot it was, amidst ■pROI’RlETORS of the Wolverine MiU. The fowl A rtpotation of there Mill* to ennfirmed by the rmHlnnal inrreaae patronaev. I'natom work a apodalty. Jfonuty County Surveyor i<nd General Conveyancer Office at the court boure. Ilaallnya, Mich. 1 this period the brazen sky is cloudless, . - The *u« bM kma »Ieco *u-I Sail tbo fM^lming flower* Witb".br»rj- dewtp-' Shut dear Uua* *y«*; TvtHjtht I* darkmUsK Uw *kie«. very entertaining and highly amusing book written by Congrcasraan S. 8. Cox. It is m sparkling as a newly-opened bot­ tle of champagne, and as enjoyable. "In jutting rocks tbai overhung the river, where stood the ferryman’s lonely There was a snarling cry and a convul­ sive movement of the huge limbs,' and I V it to be 110 in the During known house at 10 o’clock at night means of a rupee or two and a little per­ ized regions. ancmt$ €ard>. and I have With all the coolness that I could muster I " A LVLLAJtr. 1 Hn»h ! bn*b • TbTJmbt drew*' ou ; kin, and if huge trees, ami tall grass and brushes, shore. I knew too well the habits of peaks of the mountain range, rising, a. man-eating tigers to be, on this occasion, giant wall, between us and more civil­ in European garb. Had I worn my Job IVintinc ex er ■Il-polch. Office, Mrs. Hauser, for seven years a xreident of India, remarks tlmt it is not un­ hate turn till Ute, T. left her undsr the care of hex ayah, and set off for the ferry of doors, while on the other soared aloft the ORNO STRONG and fury that glistened in in Timo passed on; the works were sus­ WEBSTER Jf HOBBS, . it were so written. ’’ I could talk fluently military command in Central India. islaco I and willinc ' those terrible green turned upon me, or the eyes. 160 degrees.- which the man cater of the India Office, to stop the works. urgent appeal to a friend, then in high J. B. RASEY, ter soara aloft among amazingly high figures, often reaching tho altitude of like—conveying peremptory orders from Calcutta, in compliance with the desire Ghannts, III and rcpalrtnc neatly Gon to dll all orrVra prom season tho mercury in tbo thermome­ striped hide ; but'words arc too weak to expreos fire flying at every of R PARADY, In the hot lands into a spongy morass. dug np, I was entitled. Fotni>ln< Good*. Notion* _ ... . streams into roaring torrents, and dry tho out Bang! bang! bang! .rang heap, during nearest presidency D. »: LINCOLN, The water from wounds in ita neck and ride. Ita weight fairly pinioned down my right and child, I could not hope to reach the Opfo- brief period of four montiui. strange fatalism of Orientals, to die, " if superiors came upon me CHA S. IF, DEMA RA Y, JrKW KI.ER, and dealer In Fine ind Hated I rj' < l!.rk-, U.Iva, etc. Every artkl frequently 300 inches, or 25 feet, in tho This, however, was “ Here is the Lieuten­ Mn. MJ. TIMMERMAN, JOHN M. ROE, climate is delightful in ant-Governor’s dispatch—read it, if you option. ttntvn.|oo*rr», or any manufacture, rurataix IM filler. Shop near the plaining mill. Tho months. the now occupant of the post in some­ what low spirits, but reagDod, with the cer in charge. ALF. C. BUXTON, Had I chosen, having won this stroke. the mountains during the heated term, cottage. ’• Sorry for you, there’s no help for it," said the staff-offi­ first, or hoi term, beginning in Mandi and continuing to Juno; the second, or first point in' the game, to. act a passive and W. SMITH. season to the wet. In India there are three distinct phases of climate-thc did not care to risk, their skins on such myself D. instant, and then fell forward on my or poisoned, while the native shikarries beast, but he was too wary to be trapped Ernestine that I was obliged to absent T. M. BRADY, summer to autumn, and to winter again, there is riinply a clumge from the dry hands and knees upon the turf. Quick ns I was, I was but just in time. There was a low hoaraa. von, nml over oyer the FLINTf BRADY. INEVH and <'•onn-rllor. Bl*' the beautiful young lady who walks tho tight rope. One touch of nature, how­ could see between the paepul frees. The There were not, in that station, sports­ M. C ELLIS, water and a bridge and a roar, neither of which can be despised, to My nothing of of tho ferryman, whose thatched roof I men provided with the neoemary outfit I>., OflWra hl« •ervlrea to tiw people of thia vi • dully. Offlcn over U J. Wheeler** afore. INDIA. Jat ferry, no hazard. *r p. lloawnpalhle Fbyaician ai 111 • <>Olen. near retidenca. on eomci IN ing perished in the course of ten. weeks Governed .Soriditf. LIVING ra«y Balhl Hou.r. hmM Awfrorowr to fewer than six of these poor fellows hav­ who piled at the Nagal I'rwMrnt—Dwiti C. Griffith. At length I saw before tate the attack. me an open spsce where the grass lad been mown, probably to feed the goats NO. 47. lodiauapolta railroad. Dear Beltarabuxg, Riel, tho Manitoba rebel end outlaw, sbattrriog them to piec, a. still if»-Beaupfrt Asylum, near Que­ He is hopelemdy insane with re­ lMr*AD of burying tteir dead six feet Sioux Indians run them into the air on lodge-poles six feet �TST N ABHVlX.X*Xa> FRIDAY. - - xk IS. ABO >876 nrcmuAN. v.ummuii. FOB THE LONG BRICK STORE OF FOR WILL OFFER tpistgtsiny* a* l» the anceeM of thia cyolopl- Da«U ftarriafiwd. a tboumajter of Flint, One nnndrodth Birth-dey as a Notion^ The During-the next 30 days RAILROAD, ^BKAT BDUCEIENTS to Dry Groocls pf*acnzMR8 of tUMglug directors. Aug.lSth, and was instantly kilted. John Ilonghton, of Tpsil^nti, has also tri* Raber-ca Bochanan, a 11-y tar-obi girt aw Sunday School excursion. Out Stock of DRY GOODS, Exhibition. GROCERIES, ■•ite c«»m»ui. u* »Uu or ouo*toou HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHIWG, NOTIONS. AC., AC. AC. " About 800 cf the bnsinros men of Big Rapids have signed a'pledge not to support The Great Ft. Wayne ft Pennsylvania fitll SPiWO ill We are receiving IS NOW ALL IN AND NEW GOODS DAILY, The FouwylnmU Relink! bi th. grand-: Ball* wav otx»i»»U'Hi In th* wwW. It cootroln when SEE’.SM&£i>t%55£.: C3-K/EJA-T Lines or pay his liUle debts of $50 and under. Edwin Walker, aged 20, residing in Part­ Lake Huron Railroad, on tbe 14th. ARE OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! h>na Hotel, Bleeping and Drawing-Room Pullman Palaota, to anouatodate visitors. in Kalamasoo, Tuesday. The coroner’) Ju­ The tracks of this favorite, abort and most ry rendered a verdict of death by sunstroke. direct line, lead direcHy into their new Can* Wm. Leach, of Lansing, a dark in ths tennis! Depot, a aonvenienoo appreciated TICKS, • er road nun their slevpiog can into. Phila­ He delphia direct, without change. Tberudoc- ment in all of the lines. DEMIXH, A ' Stripei and Checki. 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, Plaid Dress oods, Curtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties; Black Silks, • Table Linens, - -Parasols. Hosiery, Our . , BEST ASSORTMENT OF Robert-treklr, an employe tn Cappon’. made the farva about one-half of the reg>>ttmnery, at Holland, going to- Saugatuck to tariff. Bound trip CentenalaJ licksis, good visit but family Saturday night, fell over­ for sixty days, with privilege of stopping board from the tug "Fanny Shriver,” and off al any point, may be purchased over tbe and. keep a full assort­ Prints, Cottons, gtotthj-ghde INCREASING SALES CLOTHING! GO TO TRUMAN’S FOR EVERYTHING!! Wayne, -Toledo or ClsvolaniL children. At Grand Rapids, Ang. 10th, Gov. Bag­ are proof that the peo­ From $5 per Sult Up. ley and staff reviewed tbe Second Regiment Slate troops. They shoved great proficien­ cy in maneuvers. A sham battle was Saniwich spring to Detroit, oonlained 160 persons among whom were a party of fast Phebe Worthly. wife of John Woribly. a men. and a very fast girl named Lottie rosident of near Flint, oommiUed suicide Mitchell, who had been at’ the spring all the afternoon drinking and carousing. Saturday by drowning’herself in a tub of water, Mrs. Wcrthly leaves a husband and Some person made an allusion to the eos- three ehildron. Probable reasons foe kill­ tme of Lottie Mitchell, which drew forth from her a disgraceful tirade of vulgarity ing herself, family troubles. and profanity, nt no one in partkaarl but A uyin named Prentice, living near Nnneverybody in general. Soon one of her ica, was struck by the engine of the night BOOTS AND SHOES ! From $1 a Pair, Upwards. Salboun Co., laat Saturday night, stealing swung hi) ax again and struck another a span of horset, buggy and three s U of young man named Bheldon, cutting a terri­ harnesses, besides breaking into a Metho­ ble hole in the back of his head, and. It is dist church and deatroyiug $800 worth of said, fracturing his skull. He alao inflicted property. slight wounds on the hands of several per­ Mrs. Mary Tannsr, a successful female sona and succeeded in tearing com life ruble thief, some four weeks ago opened a ‘•fence’’ •'loll)ing. The reign of terror not more than on Congress BL, Detroit. She'thrived won­ CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! 15 GRADES OF TEA anil we sell them less 50 CENTS TO $1.00 PR POUND. Don’t forget it! Remember it I Keep it uppermost in your thoughts, that now, in this great centennial year, is the time for bargains at than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. Mny 15, 1887 G, A. TRUMAN’S. KOCHES BROS C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADVT. NASHVILLE 1876. pur THE BEST, and set the Old and Reliable AGRICULTURAL DEPOT. Cente nnial ON BOtTH MAIN STREET. __ , —,v- rr. derfully for four weeks, but ths piriiee got BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS. GOODSARE SOLDCHUP WE KEEP IN STOCK 1776. to the Malayan frenfy of ••ruaninga-tnuck,” HARDY A CROCKER, Proprietor. after her and last Friday she was arrested. 'WESTWARD. •Even’s Uxpnw. ■Mall. STATION*. O U! > n> 2»pn> Detroit Lv pm — ,, j lea*. G.T. Juncllon 03> lo4H ,%V2 Wayne Junction 0.4) 11 30 Ann Ariwr IM III f> 45 m ;> m I =.42* n. Jackson. J l.=3 <14 :16 Rtrea Junction, Onot.Jnaa, 2J0 Eaton Rapids, .-'•I Charlotte. . 1» IMO Vermontville. h.M Nashville, Ar. .ou . M3 Nashville. Le. IM »,n N45 4,4o Harting ,40 M’MlevHle, 1,14 MB .15 Hammoud, 1.4' M3 630 SO Grand Rapids, 10.00 •Snnday excepted. tSatnrdsy and Sunday exrepled 4 Dally. _ k tt-__ _ ’ White, Ed. Hogan and tbe woman. SheL Jobnny McGovern, a Il-year-old boy, son doo is dangerously if not fatally wounded, of John McGovern, of Dexter, in attempting to gal on a moving freight train- al the cai- days. ears and instantly killed. His head was out off end his limbs aad body were badly Between Jamen Charles and Richard E. Round), well-known and preoperouo Kent County Urn>era, reaiding one mile south of Grand Rapids, a quarrel had long existed an ber’s livery stable, at Battle Creek, put mor­ to the location of a line fence bet wees their phine in bis coffee Monday morning and farm*. Laat Sunday morning Mr. Rounds was dead by bo’cloek in the afternoon. He leaves a wife aud'two. children in rcrr dessupposed belonged to Mr. Charles and went tllute circumstances. No nnee for tho art to thi house of the latter to get him to drive lra» beet, assigned excepting that be had them out. The old quarrel waa resumed and Charles commenced throwing sticks al mangled. Rounds, who waa on the opposite side of the fence. troit ft MUwants) Railroad. wa» found dead Mr. Rounds throw them back at threw back a heavy piece of scantling which fractured Mr Charles’ skull, from the effects of which he died In the evening. The coroner sum­ vlOiMrt Mn. 11, moned a jury, who rendered a verdict that wikrUlM ,1 Orrad Rounds killed Charles in self-defense in the Mr. Charles, and finally in hie bunk oo the rar on-Wednesday mora- manner stated. Rounds was arrested and held for examination on a charge of murder. . A tbsliag ishand baa been discovered In H. B. LEDYARD. C. B. BUSH. sent after who arrested John Bowen, John ™ bimad b, tw ei, i arrtvlne »t Jwksw at tl.oO Mldnl«ht troll IMO A m. . wharf, it waa slopped, and the police was Enough stolen goods were found in her b, d„4 linn, gjitliigan Central Railroad GROCERIES, WALL.PAPER, W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. Thieves made a daring raid on tbe far­ aurpeseed. Meals win be tuniUhcd nt anllablo hours and arnpk- time allowed for Mijoylne tbesn. EXCURSION TICKETS, at red u«d raise, will 1» told at a’l principal KallnjaS Ticket Offices In the. West, North-Waal and Sont>-.Weak Ik- .ora that ycurtfckeU read ria tbeGrtx'.Fran•yhanla Rente to the CentanuUl. FRANK THOMPSON, D. M. BOYD, JtL, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. ple know where lime since for shooting a man in Detroit, Tnesday evening. Bi Harms and legs were went to the bow of tho boat, procured an AU (hodti Sold mt Ilrprenented, and broken and bis body badly mutilated. Pie­ ax, returned swiftly to the scene of comtno- Satisfaction Guaranteed. , ces of his flesh were found on tbe pilot of tbe engine after tbe train reached Holland. Location.—-West Side of Main rectioo, while terror-stricken men and wom­ The National Bank of Albion is building en blindly rushed about seeking safety from Street, in W. A. Ay Isworth’s Brick. a block. Tbe vanlt is.being built of rail­ the murderous man. Bo struck a re­ road iron. It is two ihiokneraes of T rails, spectable young man named Wtn. A. Har­ and will oom about $2,000. About ten tons ris, wbe had taken no part whatever in tbe of iron being used in its construction. No dispute on the right eidr of bls forehead. presumptuous burglar will ever attempt to Inflicting a wound fron which the blood enter there. mers of Burlington and Newton townships. presents k> tbe '.at^tier over 1U verted roadway, an ever-chaagMg panenunn ct rivet, moeauia, and ’^^ATOWMATWSa '«?*££ line arr an- DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Jackson W*agon MEAT MARKET! OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF . DYE-STUFFS. School and MU«rrllanron> REAPERS, MOWERS, BOOKS, STATIONARY. WALL PAPER. PAINTS. OILS. COLORS VARNISHES, BRUSHES, Horse Rakes, Plows, ROE & CLEVER. FOR SALE ONLY AT FRESH MEATS, Wheel Cultivators, all kinds, which will bo sold low for cash The highest prise paid for Hides, Pells etc. Give them a call on West side Main St Nashville, Mich. Harrows, Corn MARBLE WORKS Planters, and ffluical Mnnirats, Trusses, Etc., TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES, TEAS. COFFEES, SPICES, hanking the public for past favors solid) a continuance of the nine, and would inform tbo publie that they will keep conotantly on band Road Scrapers, FULLER, BLACK tc. Pit^rietorg. On Tim© or for Ca^li. KVERT DESCRIPTION OF Of fhe Bewt Makes in the Conntry. Fine Iota and Cijars. PRICE, CoipJete lift DaDblB Bai, Wiiffieta, Neckyole. Staychains, ani One Steel Srt Seat, $75.00 TOMBSTONES and MONUMENTS, Foreign Ac American Luke 8t. Clair and Americaa col ora hoisted Mh inM., Ml her infant ii On returning to the GALE CHILLED and DIAIONDIBOK PLOWS 204 MAIN STREET 204 Satisfaction Quaranieed. EVERY WAGON FULLY WARRANTED. E. T. CHILD & CO. Wines and Liquors dieMverod of fee UtUw waif. MiMingtrw, Monday [for DEALERS IN Special Medical Abbobhchi'I mkpp'at. axi> mechanical itr- Carttagt? and Buggirs. jvst received FURNITURE! OF EVER* DMCRIl’HON, 204 Main St., Jackson. ■ Frederick M- Hottsway. eg HMlsdai. • f< l.’umottsaiossr of Stale Laad Cham ory W. Greene, af *Mk!*nd; few Attorat An. Walnut Bare®, will [las $12,011 Top Bareans. io $18.oa Ergrythini Else in Pnwtitm. CROOK'S Do you want Dy» stofls T j Do Vchi want Paints and Oils ? I; Do you want School Books Y GUARANTEE: | DIAMOND STEEL PLOWS! • Do you wnnt a Preaorijuioo titled [ > 'itbeare? LEANDER EMOET. . We -wu bwp the test ___ !I sohi over fifty of ihtrae Fawn lust Spring, and every one gave perfect ‘ satisfaction. We wnnam them to be the LighttA Draft, Banetl Handled. 1 I and trill Samr in soil lbs! no other plow will. DOUBLE WAGON; BOISE BROS. BiHDi A CROCKER. XASHVILlX VKT.MTT r »R. J. B. LaSl'RE PATENT Do you want a good Book for the [ Home Circle ? ... n 204 MAIS STREET 904 Swk and OF Call Jkn<l See. M. I---------------------------------- - -- BLACK ft FULLBIL . VJc*r* of aT kidd«. flaw Lirer send KM>m? <Vn»pJ Rsysty-etet, . InSaauMOMy Hbee : �4 ' FRIDAY, - - Cramer, aged 20 ysars, »* AUG. Tho f.shwn-, ; oos. and the oUored steel plat. Is etpeeisHy J XT. bomrtiful. - Good as the irt orfes hyve alsra/s ' I■> al..— a- ... akC.' ! $10,000 "xto Worth of Merchandise at Coet, for the next Sixty Days, at dsbralad Clawaoa Wheal for vale, for seed. day morning far Ohio, au a vialtiorcleUve*. IW, Address CnsaLxs J.Tfrpsxson, ’men. Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. fall for TiMsii 4 Headricks. hurrah.'/ Hurrah for V /YoXiteiniTM’!' (HUY ANT * STRATTON) until hia mother unticod f.rinj ed from his hothe. thovoud* and pnK'tlc«>. oeeapte* Ui« .ttoea* coil <rf L. J. WHEELRR. land 8a»u KiB&oxa all Silk, seven inch- was in his right mln-L .reward. Center, densbnrg, N. Y..on a visit to relatives, last 1 young'man's Ufa. Return and get ll.e own intarert by rWlUo; u>te taatitulloa whon In search of a baalnoao education. Collage Paper and Ont-ronla! pawplikt of 4& pa ire a*nt free. New line of Prints 6 cts., at' Aylrcurth A ‘Ch.*Jb , igents rsev’ats w H »f Ruthtrforil B. Hayjbv C'-oi K. H. Can welt. DAVGXntBTY. making propuDUtoni <o rigit tbo Centennial , t. - GxrrriTit It J>u*b:xb*h. IQu Several pieces of genuine FA.RKS REDUCED. during Soplumbox- Caei- mere, from the Portlaad mills, at • bargain st . D. W. Lurcour’i. —Mrs. H. R. Dickinson waa called by telegram to Ixpe^r, Wednesday. Her broth­ er is not expected to live. ’ large stock and low prices, which I am on- R . JOHN IL WENDELL . throughout this section, and farmers will and sell your butter and eggs al D. W. Lrxcotx’s; futuro of our Great R«pabHo. Th* gatburlas of ten million* of our country peopl* In th* grand >««end»ry old city of Philadelphia ood tbe viewing of lb« — New Goods just received at GairriTn A Dckkbb’b. W. O. AyUunrth A Ch. “ ‘Walton for which U fi 1 uNTQi you (Wires Patent, attbertetbe U. f H. or any foretrn country! Then wndtetheMe• chanlcs and Invenlen-ooclatlon, ih-only re­ SALVATOR BEER b U>» B—t Lager Bnwri in the Wwu We would respectfully call the attention of tho People of Nashville and vicinity to market in our new building, 2nd door north •of lhe bakery, where we shall constantly wiU be used as a dwelling. HATS & CAPS AT COST, Rot A Ctrvxa. AyliWorth A Cb.’a —Rob. Brady has purchased lhe building SA. N. B. Don’t be swindled by any advertised cost, prices around town, but formerly on the Baptist Church property, CLOTHING AT COST, CO. DETROIT, •• MICHIGAN, Correapomlcoe* solicited from all In th* trade. Ul. eval advanraa u>n*!cnn>ent*. Refer V> Octroi Grangers Drill end Cultivator combined, for $45. Beal it if you can. —Mr. C. Ainsworth and wife, have re- and look all the better for their little recre­ forever decteryd u* unshackkd and • free people, tbo broad *r*phte Delaware, rich tn history of our ation. A Grain CoMisioi lercbaits, f'ruli and SaU Mcate. Tuesday evening, and, will occupy the Chris­ tian pulpit next Sabbath as usual. pay nor bed debts to loss. . * . A- M. Duranm. Sot And all other kind'of Meats In proportion. We keep constantly on hand all kinds of To The -Futillc: ’ 7Jr.li. H-'TYLKHACo, Detroit, V. Best Surlofn and Round dteak, pcr.lb, JO cl Best Roasts—,,,................ ... Rib Roast*....... ...........4 ct Brisked per lb,.,.-....-............. ... 8 ct DRY GOODS AT COST, 1 br Jacob Holier, It State fit.’ SR> Grand River avynur, add Thl«t>e«r Boots & Shoes at Cost Crockery at Cost GROCERIES AT COST, f^LASS AND I?2kIFiT! keep on hand all kinds of meet al reasonable V WHOLESALE AND RETAIL t Window Gia*., Plate Glaaa Cut, Stained and Enam- reasonablo share of your patronage. •lock** Strictly'I’m eent. oaved by boyl I -■! —Eowt’a great Loudon CSrcus accompaneverything in lhe Notion line at Rotlym fig­. led by it* usual band of swindlers, visited Hastings last Monday and relieved that conretire* of »fl nutted* who cheerfully tend their ures at D. W. Lixcolx's. aid tn celrbratlng most properly In Philadelphia tho ‘■burg" of. Its superfluous change. Cider! Cider! On and after this data I will be prepared —P. Durham has completed his building msmificUt It Wayne for a meat market, built a slaughter house, man in the Clipper Base Ball Club, of Has­ Dadohsstt's. . Pure Linen Coats at 75 cts. each. buy Agricultural Implements is At DACOHBRTr'1 formally opened up business yesterday, y 1QU Crackers for 5 cents a pound al »d It Congre** fit, I DETROfT Mira. ... Tbo cheapest place Ln Nashville taken his son Orlando in partnership and til further notice. ' Berryville, Aug. 5lh. 1876. MEN’S SUITS FOR S5.00, Best Surloln Steak 10 cis., and other meats from 8 to 8 cts. lUap'y Tour*, P. DURHAM & SON. ■ tings, bad his shoulder blade broken whilst STOGA BOOTS, S2.75, Atlswobth A Co.’s. Beckwith Roller Drills for sale only playing*el Hickory Cornsrs, Saturday. At A. 5L pAUQUKBTT’s. Youth’s Hand Mad* Whole Stock Boots Every pair warranted. From $2.00 per pair up, at . Aylnoorth A Cb.'s deceased, at auetion on Saturday, Aug. 26th. of Gold Soap and draw a Goll Dollar. Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per lb. —Mrs. Lovinla Buck, of Maple Grove, will dispose of lhe ebattles, consisting of stock and farm implements, of James Buck, their three Centennial dafiy trains, when required, to accommodate the msltltade. Tbe kWs)« h*« Riissmbsb tbe place get Choice Meats, from three to ton eenls per lb., is at Roe .t Clever’s Meat Market. Hitting iTuU —Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barber’s frltnds IVlrs. J2. C. I’ittiiigrer surprised them with a pleasant tea party They did in commemo­ MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS ’ Good Fine-Cut Che wing Tobacco, 45 cts. last Saturday eve. — Neto Goods Just received at GurriTH A Dcxkkx’*. Remember tho Bellevue flour can’t —Four or five “bruisers" from tbe Mud Daughcttfs. just the same. ration of Lhe 12th anniversary of their mar­ Creek neighborhood. Woodland, patronised riage. ■ X Saturday night. Along about one o’clock prosperous and large-hearted fanners. He Sunday morning, the benxino began to work D. W. Likcolm's. not only takes and pays for the News but and tbe boys imagined they were Cioero and They paraded Bpl. A big lot of Wooden Pumps cheap- eends tbre* extra copies to friends in for­ could conquer tbe world. the streets crying "Dlood, blood," bnt onr eign parts. A. M DAuonxRTY. ■ Look al those Patch Pocket Sults. Nobby. Al AyUworth A O.’» - 19" Good Cotlonade Pant* for $1 at D. W. Lixcoxx's. BQ. Lard for sale at C. Lsxx A Son's. Fluid UlixlituliXK, valuable medicine. —C. 8- Dunham is one of Maple Grove's fighting bjoods, at that hour were calmly —Mr. Geo. Jones, who visited lhe Cen­ tennial via the Ft. Wayne k Pennsylvania Bleeping the sleep of lhe innocent, and the bruisers could find nothing but dry goods Railway, joining It at FL Wayne, speaks in boxes, lamp and hitching posts to battle glowing terms of thy beautiful scenery with, which was too slow for snob fast fel­ along this route. lows, and they departed for the more eon —Tho Republican Convention to nomin­ genial olime of Mud Creek. Come again, ate a Slate Senator from the 15th (fistriot, boys; our new marshall wants to get ac­ composed of thia and Eaton counties, wiM quainted with -you. tyke place at Chipman's hall .io this village, It cares Nervous Head- to-day, al 12 o'clock, m. wost part of this township u dead. A ter­ rible disease fastened itself upon his vital* Cricks. RheumatisiH, Rheumatism. Toothache, Tantha^ha Cn....,­ . . : .. Cricks, Conges sb al tn place of C. H. Hauchett. Horace tive Chills, Dipthsria, Croup, Cartarrh, Sick entered open his duties last Friday morn­ gradually sinking until last week when ha Meadache, and there i* not an ache or pain, ing, since which time he has been as faithful died the death of a d*adTbest, sold put bis aut that the ‘Fluid Lightning'* will relieve, to ‘•btx’’ as a Laplander's wife. .A and nineteen times out of twenty cure, if —W. A. Aylsworth^nade a flying trip to subscribed for lhe Nkws, and from time to properly applied according to directions. Try a bottle and be convinced. D. W. L»colx. — NEW GOODS at ’ • the beautiful city of Chicago the first of the present week. He started yesterday tor Buffalo, where he will join bis wife, from wnence they will proceed to Philadelphia. pay he never did. Just $3 will settle this dead-beat's bill, at this office, and as we turn yadly to our books and eras* his name Gsurrrrn A DvxKn's. —Samuel B. Sloan, tbe new President of will get his deserts, when he reaches tbe the M. C. R R., H. B. Ledyard, Superin­ place prepared expressly for the dead-beat. tendent, and other officers of the road, pass­ A Big Line of Ready Made Cloth­ ed through this village yesterday morning, —B. F. Reynolds’ new brick house is reing. Headquarters for Farmers and Work­ in a special train, on a lour of inspection. esiving i.s adornments, and Frank is work­ ing Men. The Highest Price paid for —Tbo second annual moating of iho Has­ ing like a beavsr, that be may soon enjoy' Produce, and Goods sold the Chcapat, its camforts. Frank is about as good a tings Horse Association wilt be hold al Hes­ At DAuaitKBTv’s. linga Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September 5th, 7lh and Bib. Tbe entries, ?Io»o September 4th. Premiums $1,500. A flrst-class pair of Overalls for 70 cente at D. W. Ltxcour’s. bars. »a- lithe r«mtetmla! Exhibition *t Hilladelpbl*, but can. In eddttion, irUlt tb* principal eaatom dlitlea, with an opportunity of atoppihg al any of tbe great numbar of famous raaort* InNrw York and Penn­ sylvania. The Canada Southern I* the only line Fall, tbe Great Rapids. *n<l landing them directly •l the Fill*. Tbe track of tbo Cflnsi!* Southern tv Ventilator, ensuring perfret freedom from dusL Witbits complete system of macnlfleont Parior, Sleeping and Drawing Room Can, from ChicagoDetroit and Toledo, and Its admirable connection* at Niagara Falla and Buffalo with tho N*w York Central and Erie Railway a, ip* Canada Nootbern U fast becoming the favorite Un* to the East. Tick- FRANK/E. 8S0W, Grn'l Pass, and Ticket Ag't, DetxvU. Americans are particularly tn hied to this disease and ita effect’s:,’auch u Sour Slomacb, Sick Headache. Habitual Coijlveuess, Heart burn. Water brash, coming op of lhe food, coated tongu*, disagreeable taste in the mouth, palpitation of lhe heart, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Two dose» of Ghbrk's Aoovrr Ftowax win relieve you al once, and therrpo«ilively Is not a case iu the United States it will not cure. If you doubt this go to Boise Bros , Drug­ gists, and get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular site 75 cents. barring this, however, he is a clever eitlCouncil. Rooms, 1 midnight train two wacks ago, died at the scu, an honest fellow and a help to this Aug. "th, 1876. / For sale at Daaglusrty's. Hastings House, Inst Friday night, from in­ community. ORDINANCES. Rxmbmbxb tho place to get Choice juries thus received. Ho admitted that the —The Canada Southern Railway is the The Common Council of the Village of accident was the result of bls own -srelessonly route through Canada, under Ameri- Nashville. Mich.. Ordain. That owner* of Roe A CLever’t Meal Market. lets or premises'adjoining Middle St. bn th* — Remember that the cheapest place In Nashville to get Groceries and Provisions, Teas, Coffees, Spices, School Books. Blank „ C. Lssx A Sox. — New Goods at GurriTH A Dukku's. represented to us as being tho bast route side of D. A. Green's lot, thence south to That is, we expect to visit the big Ceuisn- through Canada, making tbe best connec­ Sherman Street, are hereby required to con­ nisl show in • eoapls of weeks. We shall tions, haring the most luxuriant coaches, struct sidewalks, adjoining said street, to be completed Oct. 1st, 1876. write up our experience in the Nsws and eurteous oonductors, etc. Especial atten­ tion is palled to the “advt.” beaded "Can-i E. J- FEIGHNER, D. C. GRIFFITH, Recorder. President. tennis! Excursionist*." in another column. 0. W. Ltxcous, —Al the Republican towaahipjeonvey- D. W. Lixctn-x’s. lion: Friend D. Soules, L. J. Wh«t1en EJ. Malkry and II. A. Barbee; wtoo^tiit'Mliis. lag named perrons to the Reprr*«n(»rive De Vine end Geo. cvttiso asb L. J. WHEELER rirrtsa. GRIFFITH & DURKEE 8. EEIBHAUSER, MERCHANT TAILOR! DEALERS IN Cutting and ‘M’nlcinst don* in th* Utret FaabtooaMa Mylre. STAPLE akISr> FANCY READY MADE CLOTHING! M?FS, YOUTHS’& BOYS' CLOTHING Which will be «old at reasonable price*. Please give -me a call. NEW BAKERY. Boys’ and Men’s Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Gloves and Mittins, Groceries, &c., NASHVU.LE MICHI&A.IW. i* prepared to furniah We are now fully prepared for the Fall Trade Of 1876. Hav­ ing purchased our Stock, the first week of Aug., during the depressed con­ dition of tho market, at bottom prices, we feel confident that we can ofler Goods at rales that will be satisfactory to tha closest buyers. We shall add to our stock, from Hma to time, all the latest styles that make their appearence iu the Eastern market. Without going further into deti.il, we extend u a cordial invitation to. all to examine our stock before purchasing With thanks to our customers for their past patronage, wo solicit a continuance of the same, and also invite those who have not hith­ erto traded with us, to give us a trial, believing that we con offer goods at price* that will be entirely satisfactory. Fresh Bread, Rusts, Cates, Cracters and Pies A LUNCH ROOM GROCERIES! KT Give me a call In the Brady bulkllnc. Kewpcotrull y Your**, H. ALDRICH. 23 GRIFFITH it DURKEE. WOOL. CARDING? Buy Your TEAS of ft Nashville Carflim Mills NEW CROP OF WOOL! Price, 10 Cails per ft., w 121 where 1; Fanisli Gil. LARGE EXPERIENCE Y Edwin'fiarlow pleaded not gnilly to an sebod . H’ool went by mil will M Warded with The Cbmmon Council of the 1'illaqe of promptness and returned per direction*. Nashville, yrirh.. Ordain, That all persons are hereby ptohibited from throwing or The Circuit Court for the coun'y of Barry knocking a ball on Main Street. Any p*rbegan, ita session on the 7th last., Judge aon or person* found guilty of said offence I H°ytjpr«»ain«’ *«'1 •djoarned on lhe lnl» shall on ootividieu thereof, pay a fine of one [ without day, no jury being in aUend- dollar, or be eonfinod In jsf! one day. Tblv Uaving.Ud a ordinance ahall lake immediate rffoel. ibnceE. J. FE1GHNEH. »- C, GRIFFITH. Leen Chesney pleaded guilty to an in for­ . Recorder. Preaident. mation for larceny, and WM-ocnlenceJ to fault of sucb-Tmyment, to one year's impris­ old, Mr. Maple Grove School Direel or step- onment nt Jackson. The fine will probably “WiL which Nashville, Mich., July 16th, 1875. ' II. ALDRICH Common Council Proceedings. -..-Try lh« 8tLV*R SOAP—Hi— B,r> At Pilcxa that Defy GnupeUtfon. Dress and Cloak Making, number of Tourist*'Excursion Ticket* at areally X —Samuel Lawton, higljgconstoble in the Spring alnI Summer Style* Will, of eonrae. wl«b to tee alt the »l<lil» comfort* jpfonnatiotr for seduction, and his trial was LEE NEW LIVE KYI Cunilft Paid StitsCKlin. Slockmzinn & Will) ard, ] continued until tho November term. J. l-OWLBU. BROTHERS,< And join 5n the chorus with those ibst are already singing : ' LIVERY STABLE! Thitt is the Tea I long have sought, And mourned because I found it not. THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF KASHVILLE MARKET. LIVERfY. SALK aufl BOARBING STABLE, Came into n»y mudosare July 15:h, three WM. VENN. rxorniETOE. | Ritgood o old stand, Nashville, Mich. ; In Nashville and sell them nt llto S/naflesl I'rnjit. You can buy JStraiuM “A” farll wits, Granulated Hi cseat, Yellw C10 w; Maple Gn^e, Aly i~Bd. 18T8. rfth a And other Groceries equally as low in pries*. LEE BRO‘8 �•~s “the vibrator IN HRIEF of Fnutris Hatiford. a Chloagu teasbtr. who wae killed in flint nf bls reaidsDM by Alex. Bulllvau, a few tlajn apo, haa bet® eoneltiita!. and thv j iry reoommaod tiiat BulUvan bo bold fur trial at the Criminal court, without ball. etiapol ai King Kooc, for Um. rrwvtooo of Ugan Ball, wm attacked by tk> poputooa daring <1m oalnbratiou of a kmx. Tbo pcinat and many of tha congregation vot kffkad. —In the Third Maine d strict Stephen D. Lind­ sey has been nominated forCongrera for tho long term, and Edwin Frye for Mr. Btaluo'a un­ expired Unn. >fc. Alxfae wm present ta th« convention end spoke briefly. ‘ -Dtaneli will retire from tire Hototaof Commous, Ilsvtng booh create t a member of the peorago- w’tl> tti« tiflo of <>f Bescoua-, etc., ecattterod over a considerable spaco of ground, and damaged by rain and exposure. The drafte, chuck*. ^4, .nlowted to many UioiMAuda of doUrn's. rmmUv drawn by Treas­ urer of Uie Mireouri. Kansas mid Texas railroad, for the payment-of employ ea. ' —A very bold outrage has been, committed In Colorado. A body of masked men stojiped a raiir ad train utar BaJstou. <» tho Colorado -Jmm » Iftokfik. aliM WiM BB1. known ia Centre! ioml.- and terribly Urik therefrom Kansaoand Ui|‘ $»iritoKfta m a mout ofieotwe Ju igiTlttae, oarryiog .him -to Uio jnoun- soreraJ fights in Cartago. and 100 Liberate (ths promltreigoe yt «Hy fiaye. ba Mien a Victim tails. ? The Judge wm on hia way lo try an Government party) were killed or wounded by to a Woslcrn vendetaa. He waa killed in a wa- importaut ca*e. aud it ia supposed the object Uio Conservatives who gained tbe fight. At loon at Deadwood, Wytx. recently, by cue BUI Vidala, near Palmyra. July 17. the Liberals de­ Sutliortai-d. who, in jiintificatimi of the act, —One of tbe most fivtidlnh aud daalardly feated 500 Conservatives. Another tiody of allegM tiiat Bill kilted hia brother at Fort Hays, crimen orer committed on Ltnii Island lias 500 Cou-crraUvca, under Daniel Herrera, werti Kan.. some years ago. .been taougbt to light iu Hunpstoad. L. L— beaten at Mount Pacheco. Herrera losing bte —Speaker Kerr's condition . !• ftucfi . aa to the brutal outrage of a girl named life in tbe fray-. . alarm bte friends, and it b -ltow believed lie Bane, duly 5 years old, fdll-jwod by lier murder, will not long survive. A recent dtepotch re­ and tbe atrocious mutilation of her body. KxCONGRESSIONAL. ceived from him. dated Bock Bridge. Alam traordinary excitement was caused hr tbo inSpring, Mjs: " I am njnch worse, aud hope is bumsB deed, tbr body of tbe victim, when growing weaker." found, having been pounded nearly iu two inth a log. , —Gon. Foraylii.’df G«p. Sheridan's staff, baa j net returned from Tnnyja a^rap. Mta ml’jkpea are tofthe. affedtjlat jSio^k) agoa -worn 'eWl j eupj<oa< d "to bo maxadd aomewhere beiwoou tho ,soon- ba an announcement of'oertain days Rosobnd river and ibo Big Hom. Though tyben , tho price of admianiou will bi only twen­ they wore in front of, or in close proximity tty fife rente. It In thought, abo. that Uia to. GeK, Crook's •ciuOMaid. it wan not bollcvod tbuildings will be ill tip for o'rmteg exhibitions. that Hwy would ahow MRht or allow Gen. Ctodk —Tbe total admbwionv from May 10 to Au­ or Gee. Terry to got a chance at them in a (gust 10 (three months), to the Centennial body. No danger of any roveraea to tho tie- ।Exhibition, ware 2,801,000. Tho total cash tiuual troofw is lo be apjnohpndcd in any quar- , receipts at Ibo gales were 49*5.800. There ter. A bloody battle |a ptodiclkd lor Ibo laat । ban also been, a .large toremto from licenses and other aonroon, making an aggregate of —James G. Hill, of Boston, for two yean more than a million doll ara received into tho peat Aaaiataut bupervteing Architect of the Trewtgry, and for. sevrrai jfars previous a draughtsman in (sit buretu, has been apodnt- od 8upervuuiig ArchitecL —President Grant bu sent- a message to Congress mi increasing tho army in consuquenoo of tl.e existing Indian irottblM. It ia —An oil train on lhe Central railroad of New Jetaey broke in two a short distance from Boscllr, uno day last week, and Uie detached part wm ruu into by a second oil train. Tim result wm the burning of ton cam loaded with oil, be­ sides a large ta&k on the track. Tho oil burned mlltro on CIvlLBervlos Reform should ascertain sad rrport tbe facta. McCrary signs an addlUc.val so'fiercely that trains could not pass. — Ono morning laat week a water-spout struck paper expressing the opinion that di«- House may the lihe of the YirgiaiA Midland rai road, six miles aouUi of L‘ rtebbarg. Tire flood extended for five miles, swelling tho smallest crocks into risers, and submerging a'portlonof tho country be-'llrel." There was for a Ums great eonfaaloa and exrltemrat <m tbs floor, but nutters finally quieted down and proceeded ta lhe usual order. Tumdat. Aux. 15.—.Sknote.—Tho CummitU-es ow Frtntlng and on Public Buildings and (Hounds were authorised lo sit during the recess. ....The Hcuate then prwreded to consider tire House Nils xrsnttog peertooa to rartous per- PRINTERS PAPER WAREHOUSE riwl away, leaving a gap ninety feet brtw! and fifty feat deep, into vhidi a falgbt train wan precipitated. killing Keyes. engineer, ami An- drrxm, brakeman. Tho storm laatod only a e ntlDue-! until I o'clock Tuesday morning, moat of the time being taken np tn dilatory motlona and maneuvera to prevent Cox resuming hit epecch tn —A rtipn named Herman Weigel. one ol the excursionists from Toledo. Ohio, while walk­ ing on the bank of the Niagara river, a abort both Cox and Kasson to make doe apolojy to the House and each o<bcr for rxhiblUaa any augry pa«slax> or tbe violation at any parliament­ ary decorum that either might bavs been guilty Cards and Cardboard, Tbo largest wboleaalo ] in the country in thia 11— _ __________ ______ buaineae ia of such an extent tiiat special barraina can be made by porcbaeara over all other boose*. Beyers and oilier* visiting Chicago Ibis fall should call at those wueroems. two blocks west of ExpoaiUon building, at corner of State and Adams ata., or address W. W. Kim­ ball, Chicago. AMOLmo-v ruBK soan. The very largo eoen manufacturing concern Colored Print Papers, Fine Flat Papers, Ruled Papers, Tinted Papers, Cover Papers, , “lKMfrhTu'uJwd.*&* A8THMA. nied jxmltivcly dial be toTfl* Wilson th -t "the greatest favor ho could do tho Prcaideut was lo rliield Eabeciik." Ho denied other awertiuiis of Wilsoiu Tin witness skid' If'st he never hoard Gen Babcock referred to aa con­ cerned in thn speculations, except from tbo —Tbs wages of railroad employes at Chicago and in the Eart iro being rcducml Tire freight brakemen of the Ohio and Mbautappi arc on a •■trike, and are making much inconvenience for ibo company. —Another cut han been made on'raraenger f-r«s. The rate from Omaha to Philadelphia ia now only etO. for Um- cnlirtmcnt of Toluntei r« to aid tn »appn»»Ing thn Indian boatUlUra. A tueaxago waa al»o rec-inxl from tbr l-re«l<!- nt announcing that br bad algn/d the PtplomaUr and Consular Appropriation bill, but calling attention to tbe fact that coo- President intimated iu him tti^t nothing what­ ever had come to his knowledge which impli­ cate-1 Babcock, directly or indirectly, or in any manner, with tho *Black Friday" specula- —George A. Fmkplnberg. of BL Louis, has — Complaluta are reootvod from Fan Laramie i of Indlui depredations in that vicinity. The •been nomlnaiod by tho Republicans of Miscedekinn are In small eqnads. and attack small i i-oari for Governor. —The Democrats of Michigan have nomparties, nm off stock, and make raids on tho ■ MUlcra. It la supposed they amid Uio cap­ । lasted W. L. Webber, of East Saginaw, for tured hureea lo htodquartere. There are not — Hallell Kilbonrtio !im entered atilt agalunt enough troops at the fort—from Cheyenne to Gon. Croak there is bat ano company of oayal- Hie Bpoakcr of iho Hnuac, HergoanLat-anan, and member i of tho real estate pool committee, ry, and too much oorort duty hut to be done. —Tho Now York Urruht pablt-lica an inter­ claiming #150.000 damage* for injuries auaview between d’resddent Grant add Ita Wash­ taiued by naoou of Lis imprinonmenL The ington correepondenL According totho report Honae ban etenred cotUMe) to defend ita ofilof the interview, tho 1'reaident staled tint —There are now two Republican Btate tickets there wore many miarepraaantationa made in connection with the official commanicaUon be­ bi the field in Arkansas, and also two electoral tween bimaclf and ex-Hccretary Bristow and tickets. At the Btato convention, held on July ox-Bo!icitcr Wilson. Ae an illustration of this, 27, Gon. A. W. Bishop was named for Gov­ he said ho novar a.ked lor the roaigriatioii i ernor, and at tbe second, held Aug. 10, a State of tho former, but several timm. when ho i ticket was put in nomination beaded by Joseph voluntarily proposed lo lealgn, and waa nr- , Brooka. Tina latter a-wcmbly tendered Bishop Robeson. Tbe minority pr.acntad a report ocutgently anxious lo do re, ho (President a poiition ou its eloctoral ticket, but he de­ batlDK Uie concltMiona at the majority, but without any considrrebln debate tha majority report waa Grant, firovailed upon him to slay in cjicc. far as anything hal been elicited in Um Congreaeinnal examination Iwaring n[x>n him <r —A panic is re presented -aa prevailing in the attadiM of tlic White House, the- President waswflKug to leave Uio wLoln mat hr lo tbo ' HeivU. TurUsh troo|m arc reported as on ludt reti'ina. Ser ria has appealed to the Powjudgment of tho country. When mtny and anally pwacd with amendaasota restoring the faatfrequent reports were made about Uiceo liavir.g ' rrs for mediation, and this te refused by Lie ruall service, and also restoring the franking privi­ Powers until t!io Montenegrins are driven near and inUmate official relation to him. it lege . . Spencer read -llapatchea from prominent from Turkish noil. TIhwo are about tbo latent llrpqt-licana In Alabama, alleging that In the recent was natural that he should accept them withreports from the neat of a ar in tho EasL election tn that State ibotuaoda of ItepubUcan great caution and suspicion; bnt bo always , —Qtauley, the explorer, has sent another voters were C »uled the right of anting*. Mpenrtr signified in- the reoat (flatiuot and emphatic bitch of letters diluling aomo of hia rxpemaunor, sm be did to bio letter of in'torermefit rioneoa in Africa He bad a fight with a band of "Let no grilty of savages, in which fourteen of them were (which Bluford Wilson killed and unlit wounded. The letters arc to abstraet, with otlre ... . dated Lake Victoria N’yanxi. Jnly 29, 1875. tho Treasury Deportment), that lie did.no*, de­ —One day test week, ak-Borne, Bwi'xerland. sire that any poreons. no matter how high ofa B-riMau lady fired a pistol al Prince JL Gottfldals thoy might be, even If they were bis echakoff, the BfieeUn Minuter to Bwilxerland. own inmates, should enjoy Immunity from roTbs Vrinoe was unhurt. The lady was srrostaixmsiHlity, or escape ptmirtum nt for wrong­ doing if proved upon them. «• As for Ur Bris­ to political moll vmv . tow," tho President added, "uotwitbaiamfing —The French Government baa granted tbe the doubts an:! expostutaiio is of my friend* right for a tele-raph cable between Paris and 1 always regarded him with the ftfilsni confi­ Now York, and subscript!ons will soon be dence, good will and respect; bnt my friends opened. laughed at mu wbeu I govs it finally as my —Another mrurreclion has broken cut in opinion, from the facta anil information Kan Domingo, audthe whole republic han been brought to my knowledge by pereonn Whom I thought reliable. that there was a conspiracy . — England haa sent a warning to Turkey. on foot, in which he took part, pertaining to • ' Ttie attoutuui of tho I'ocie is colisd totbeBulthe I*reridential candidacy, and I regret the. garian outrage*, and Ixrrd Derby, In a dispatch conelnaiou forced upon mo tiiat there wm m re to tbe British Ambassador at Coastsntinople. seeming truth in the mippoei- intimates that there haebocu more than enough concermng himreif." Olio - President of such barbarity. ' “" . " ’ —integrity or —Thirty tbcivaud Bulgariane. principally_________ ____ proUty, m it might bo judged now or old men aud woman. h«vo Ui an refuge b bating isoojno In after yeara. never gave him aa emntlnu of nervier^Tlic atrociUt s cmninitl eri by tho Turks ~ concern, at kaolin tbo way of doubt, berea*, - m rxagana_____ ___________ r__________ in Bulgaria and 8-rvia arc reported m beyond ho knew that ho had over been Impelled by 1 do»CTipUon. ’ proper moUvre, anl be did not behave ihrr. , .J,, „ 1(m. heU i- .eprxted fearful, ex. was the Mlighteat thing lo the contrary ou ceding any lecoWecUou^inoe DW0. Madrid is rocord. I deserted. Forty field Lb Here are deed, near A late dispatch from Bismarck. D. T., SrrUle. Tho vines in Audaltwia are ecurebijig dated Aug. IB, asyn; •• We have newa of Ter-.' sM failing. ' ry's laet Qght with theIndtan* fay tha rteamvr ; —It iv •wldum U.c Bpeai*r4e In <>>■* admit Western, which arrived Uda morning fnm a viclory for the patriot-, aud wbeu ver they Benton. Wbeu at Fort Pock, the Indians uil-1 do it i» always twisted and distorted into a ma»tbe Captain of tho Weetern tiiat Terry had had mere or .vouie wxt of an ovxam On tbo 2d j a fight with thefiioux tbe day before, and that iurL, lefi mon and dx affireni of U>o Boautab Terry's killed numbered 800, St ting Bull's J ------------------------■ - - - MtoWV-W-* ‘ ------------------------- --—The seat ion of Congram just ended baa ' rlor insurgent force and Fcrnaudes: and twentybeen the lorgoet oooticuous one since the three men kilkd. . foundation of Uie Government, and ths longiet ' —“ Hi ace. *her rotnni to Spain ox Queen Isabella of any k-to! to twenty yrerr. Two Senate eom- has stirred up a raimaterial ertein. The removal mitteee to eU during reoem ware autLorix-d, of members of tho Cabinet who . took .part _ in namely: The Ccmm'ttee on Printing and the the revolution against her la contemplated. ended by referring Ibe measage to lh« Coxumlitee on Ap|<eopei(Uoas....niintea, from the Judiciary Oxntultlee, ma-le a report exnr.eraUng Ibe Cbainnan of that Committee (Knott) tn connectton with the Joslab Caldwell telegram. Adopted— R1 to 00... .Banka offered the following resolution, which vu adopted torr 4 prealldlUR ofU.wr, lhe unanimous ezpreastou of tho heartfelt aympatby of ita members in hia affliction, and hope that the recovery of hie To be devoured by a wild beast is, to each of ua, nu odious thought; but it does not Jollow that to be killed by a tiger or lion is peculiarly painful On thia topic Dr. Livingstone has given us the benefit of hia own valuable experi­ ence. A lion leaped on him, aeixed him by the shoulder, and toaacd him in the air aa a dog totnea a rat Tho tow­ ing canned a dcliciou. delirium, which । precluded any sense of pain ; had he then died it would have been a merciful death, but we should not have known However, his companioiutshotthclioD, who thereupon dropped tiiat so it wax. his intended victim aud took to flight. Dr. Livingstone’s life was saved, and he endured much pain in tho healing of bis wounds, though he had none while in the lion’s jawa. The skill with which quarry, all rajiaaiouB animals kill their has often been noted. Evidently this is no accident; it pervades nature. The tossing of a rat, or of a man in the air, might have seemed sportive caprice in tho victorious beast, whom wo can uot Wboleaaio doth beams of Biddle A Boyd. !8 and 40 Madison st.. Chicago, have a largs Block of Foreign and Domestic Woclena. ati-1 a fall line of Tailors' Trimmings. We make the lowest prices. Orders promptly filled. rvmtmnuL Colby A Wirts, 217 and 219 State st. are tbo largest fnrnltare dealers in Chicago. Good* 83X per cvnL lew than last year. No extra charge for packing and shipping. TWIX BB-rrBRUUi TKsaT. Tueee incompar-blc yrvrt ctkrs are nniversally acknowledged to be the rest in the market; oan b* purehaeod in any grrrerv in tl n U. R. Manila Papers, Envelopes, Tag: Printer's Inks. Roller Composition. nn<1 Printers Furniture, which we offer «t crnarkably low figures for Cash. $5 to $20 BUS The Liver ia Uio g real depurating (purifying) organ of tho system, and has very appropri­ ately bean termed Uio •• hotuiakeepcr*' of our health, lliavo observed intbe dMaoctiog-room. and also in making posf-mor/rrn examinations of the bcdica nf those who have died of differ­ ent disca-ea, Uixt m a largo proportion of caaca, the liver has given evidence of having at some time boon dlr eased. I Jrer affections are equally Cralant in boaata. Every hotelier known that liven of cattle, abeep, aud awiua are ton Umra m frequently diseased aa any other organ.-. A healthy liver each (1*y secretes about two and a hrJf pounds of bile. Whoa it bo corner torpid, congested, or if, from any cause, it be Jtaai-led in the performance of ita datia*. it is evident that the elements of the bite mtMt remdn iu tbe Mood, thus irritating, poisoning, and perverting every vital proceea. Nature at­ tempts to rid Uio system of these noxious ma­ terials by means of other organs, m tho kid­ neys. langs, akin, etc., which become over­ taxed in i-cif.innhig tbeir additional labor, and are unable to withstand tho pressure. Tbo brain, which ia the great electrical cen­ The Enemy of Disease, the Foe of Pain to Man and Beast, MUSTANG LINIMENT nnhraltiiy blood, and fails to normally perform ita fnnetiona. Hence there ia dullnM, beadac'ie, impAirmeut of the memory, dirzinrea. gloomy forobaliuga. and Irritability of temper. When the blood is diaeaaod. tbo skin manifests di-eok-red anote. pimjrfea, bloteheo. bMla, earbnnclrw, ao 1 acrofulout tnmm. Tbe s-om»cli and boweta, sooner or later, bec-uue affected, and coustipition. piles, dropay, dyspepsia, or I'TxrroMs or um coxri.xixr. A sallow color of the akin, or ye!fowiali-brown -note on Ure face and other parta of tbe body ; dullne— and drow>-ine«, with frequout beadacbe ; dizMiicsv, tatter or bad taste in the mouth, dryixtM of tho throat, and internal beat; palpttaUou of the hbart. a dry, teasing c-wgb. sore throat, unateady api-cuto, eour stonuch. raising of the food, and a choking nNiaation in the throat: etekneee and vomiting, distrrer, boavinees, and a bloated or full feel­ ing about tbo stomach and eldas; aggravating patna in lire aidre. back, or breast, and about tho shoulders; colic pains and norencss through tire bowels; cou-Ufiaiioa, alternating with diarrhea; piles, flatu'enre, nervonsnn—, coldnces of tbe extremities, rush of blood to tbe head, with aymptoma of apoplexy ; nnrabueno of the kmba (especially at nicbt). and ebilta, alternating with hot flaaiiee ; kidney aud other urinary difficulties, dnllntw, low apirita. and gloomy forctxxlinga. Only a fow of these symptoms will be likely to bo present in any ejLM at nnn a suppose to do it from any design ; but SlKl-ftweB Colom...... of New Meiico.K O.fc.nUts I.- t. REVOLVERS!! NOVELTY. when wo learn that it causes tho captive to swtxin and benumba his pain, wo seem to read a divine mercy beneafh tbe ani­ mal intrtincL !".'•*•Jll’* "* I’rtw. and w*rr*nf*d. I7 WKMESAPtN TEH, Pn-pTtoUMi, fkatou. a«k lu« S8£j INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION The extraordinary musician known m Blind Tom playa, by memory, 700 seieotions. 'A trial of hia capabilities in thia direction was made few weeks since in Virginia, and tho blind boy actually ac­ complished the feat of playing that num­ ber of pieces. A medical num tukod hia legal tulrincr bare of Um- How, io prepare a anllabl* Oerern how he coaid pnaudi a servant who had m-at foe lb- JWatrUA of Columbia, and report at ■Men a camaler of valoable snufL ** I the next »wton of Comtre—....Ttw bin to carry am not aware of any act.’’ .eaid lhe law­ lain affect U>< Hawaiian treaty was peaaad after yer, “that makjM it penal toUkesnuff.” Book Papers, WATER WHEEL <A good inveetmcnl; ono dollar for BhaUotiberger'a Ague Antidote. Thn worst case of chtile cured immediately. Never more than one cMCt after o -mmooeing. Itetrrnathens lhe >r4«-m and improver: the appetite. Nothing in it lo inj ire an infant. (HoMrre all druggists ) Great h«rxn and discomfort is canwd by the u«e of purgatlvw which gripe aud rack tbo system. Parxmf-Purjafitv Pilu *rr free from all impure matter, aud are mild and health-giving In their Aperation. PEERLESS WHINGER! 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Maud Muller and Kate Ketohum rendered a pantomime. Rum's CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. INCREASING 3, 3. Itorkla*. GRAND 2-Button Kid Gloves, Splendid Prints, Black Alpacas, • Plaid Dress Goods, Curtain Laces, Ladies Silk Ties, . Black Silks, Table Linens, SALES Parasols. Hosiery, are proof that the peo­ ple know where Excellent music about $24- OFFERED TO CASH BUYERS! and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our RAPIDS Tbe Reliable Shwrt Line GRAND RAPIDS AID DETROIT. GO TO TRUMAN'S FOR EVERYTHING I! GROCERIES, WALL PAPER, THE 1st CIRCUIT COTET COMMISSIONER PENNSYLVANIA BAILB0AD, GOODSIRE SOLDCBMP BOOTS 000 left him by a relative in the North of Ikelaad. ’ - & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AKD XJLMPS! Fast Mail Route of the United Stater. r H Hiyfefd. Charlbe* Birdsall fell from a Band ear. »l or «,*rt from the nu&rou. lent* botah eon Uroon* to UrU •lotion mwi Ch« Exhibition.-a eemton tonee of th* gre*t*_l value to rl.llor., and afforded exduoirelr by the Penn«ylr»el» Railroad, which ■■ lire .n)v line ruitoins diwl to the Ccrtonolal 1-eiM was struck bylightniog, killing him instant­ iaa. Kxcunlon trains wlUxl-a-.top at the Ka camnmant of the Petrone Hu.tmndry, at Elm fluiien. on tlda'road lyThe Penn»»lr»nl« Railroad la the erarrdeet Rail­ way omnrtaUon In U>« world. It control* nrra Ihonxand mile- of roadway, farming eontinuoa* line* to PhlladMphia. New York. UJUmore. and Waahlnyton, oewr which luxorto-. de end night cere are run fmru Ch nagtr, Ht. Lot>|«. Lnulevillr. caught the thief, Arthur M. Haw by, mr hlai 2d CIRCUIT COURT COMMIMIOMEE. Jliil; V.Wiekm.„....................... M Wm. H- Ksyford.................... —........................ 97 Hl Fnd.y al(IK. and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May 15,1867. u K..4 Clly, X>. Don’t forget it! Remember it I Keep uppermost in your thoughts, th&t now, in this great centennial year, is the harvest time for bargains at G. A. TRUMAN’S. KOCHER BROS 1770. NASHVILLE met employe. 1876 Al Big Rapids Aug 22, a little am of s»ph Cole Char. Strouse, fell into the river, ihe fath- iGRICHLTDRU DEPOT. which S. J. Bidleman was chosen chairman. W. G. HLSWORTH i CO Centennial Eli Corlis, of Pro denis, was drowned The full number CASH! 17lh., in Maynard HARDY-A CROCKER, RerRBBENTXTITE. rraprlctM.. lap, a suspicious-looking blacfc bottle fell on the floor with a thud. ‘There.’ -be exclaimed to his companion. M1 DRUGS, MEDIOXXES, CHEMICALS, TO PURCHASERS OF She was stopped Punuaot to mH, DEALERS IN the Senatorial Conven- this village, on Friday, Aug. 18th, al 12 Near East Saginaw, Aug. 17tb, while thr David R. Cook, chairman of the senatorial inhabitants of a German seUlemeal were FURNITURE! engaged in raising a Tilden k Headricks OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, REAPERS, MOWERS Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Com chairman. 204 Main St., Jackson. Twc brothers, John and Almon Green, of Eaton Rapids engaged in a quarrel a few days ago, and KI mon attempted to shoot hie c remittee of throe on cwoaeaiiris. The brother with a rifle. Almon's wife in try­ chair appointed aa inch committee, Charles ing to prevent him from oom mini ng nrttrder was shot in the leg and foot and bad.y in­ MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH jured. Dr. Knight who attended her prerick and L uouncad her crippled for life. TRAINS RUX BY CHICAGO TIME. On me! ion of Charles H Brown, of Eaton Ce.. the chair vu directed to appoint a « Fourth « Third Orria E. Packard. Fort Wane, Jactan 1 Saiinaw R. R. Jamos R. Gay, of Boston, hasjusl accom­ plished a oafs voyage fro* Boa*on to De­ troit by water in a row boat. via. Gulf of St. Lawrence. etc. The actual distance rowed was 4,400 miles and ths lime 109 days. Mr. Gay roerivea $2,000 for his journey, and large bets that the journey could not be made its 120 days wee made BOOKS, STATIOMAJEtY, WALL PAPER, PAIJTTS, OXU, COLORS VARNISHES, BRUSHES, Surgical listnaaenti, trusses, Etc., Road Scrapers, DOMESTICS tohjet articles. TEAS, COFFEES, U EM I INS SPICES, shall lose my cough medicine." was presence of mind for yon. Pile Tita aid Ciian. Checks. That MEAT MARKETI ROE & CLEVER. uklng the public for past favors soliets ooniiauABce of ihe same, and would inform the public that they will FRESH MEATS. The highest prioe paid for Hides, Pelte etc. Give them a call on West ride Main St Naahville, Minh. MARBLE WORKS BLACK & FTTLUEB, Pt opfitters. KVKBT DESCRIPTION OF Prints, Cottons, TICKS, Stripes and and MONUMENTS, Foreign & America* BEST ASSORTMENT OF GALE CHILLED ad DIAMOND IRON PLOWS An attempt was made to steal a valuable span of horses from the farm of Henry Smith, of Leroy towaahlp, Calhoun County, L. EflOBY’S Satisfaction Guaranteed. $ady--Rladr BLACK k FULLER. CLOTHING! Wine* and Liquors! From $5 per Suit Up. READ! READ! READ! FOR MEDICAL AMD MECHANICAL PUR- Mr. Smith was avowed from hts sleep by a horse neighlag. and on going out doors be saw the thief walking rapidly away School and Nlisceltaneeus FULL LINKS OF telly Aug. 16th. DBY GOODS, \ GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS; BOOTS, SHOES, CEOTHIMG, MOTTOES, AC., AC. 4C. Planters, and Off Ihe Beat Makes in Ihe white- During the next 30 days OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF E. T. CHILD & CO. concert-, WILL OFFER GREAT INDUCEIENTS Niles sloped last week. Al ’he closing ot a o young gentleman was struggling" with hrs hat, cane, overcoat, opera­ glass, and l»ia young lady’s fan, all of which he was trj ing to retain on his- with his horses. Canutgr# and Bufltjirs. BOOTS AND SHOES Re Immediately mounted a borae and pursued Che thief so ! IN GRRAT VARIETY, CROOK’S PATENT elnaely that he became frightened and aban- Sick and Afflicted A OF NA8HVIXXE ASO TKURTT t Do you want Dye stuffs ? From /I a Pair, Upwards. Do you want Paints and Oils ? Do you want a good Book forthc Home Circle ? within a longitudinal eooipoM GUABAJrTEE: 15 GRADES OF TEA 1 Do you waat School Books ? Do you want a Prescription filled 50 CENTS TO S1.00 PR POUND. CistleCan. W. H, Devine. ProirieviD*. Jahn J Perkins. LEAMDER JKMOBY! AU Goods &ld as Hsprcssntrd, with care ? mui SaUsfnrtUn Guanmieed. Location.— West Uiy. DOUBLE WAGON ■AKDY * CROCKER. THE JACKSON WAGON, the Side of Main Street, in W. A. Ay Iswon h's Brick. W. G. AYLSVORTH & CO. CHEAPEST Call and See Ui BOISE BROS. ANT) the BEST, for �LOCAL MATTERS. LOCAL MATTERS. rtship was abort but excwedtiigly s gave lbs ailniater $8 to bind their FRIDAY, sss ly adultarsted. ADO. 85. 187$ hearts into one bundle and set them JoggUg $10,000 —Cbri*. M. Holler U lying sadeaely ill urd#y morning they had a final quarrel. —Considerable aiekntex is reward. reported New line Worth of Merchandise at Cott, for the next Sixty Daye, at . Old Itella. —Many of our brother editors through­ out the Slate are ••CenUnnialixieg." and hearts and re­ ar iiitis infirm-. Best Furioin end Round Steak, per lb, 10 ot Best Roasts Set A —This locality was visited by a slight frost last Sunday night. No damage io re­ ported. Rib, Boeel s 4 cl Brisket, per 8 ct flOJLDBI’YITlfVN (BRYANT A STRATTON) And all other kind of Meats in proportion. NT m’BINEM Il.'WtVKRMTY. We keep constantly on band all kinds of er than tingle life. . He returned to Belding J. WBKBLIB. Freeh and Salt MedU. last Monday, Mrs. Henry Allen, living 8 miles north Charlotte to Jackson. ilm there. of Hastings., left her three Hone-sterling sends email children in charge other husband and 1 went black berrying. The husband feeling eo with the mother. Although blsokberries Ros A Clcvk*. ggxju. A. M. DACassnrr will sell yon a own In ter mt br <U!Un< thia InMltnilnn whn ta Granger's Drill and Cultivator combined, aaarch of a bu»Uir« eduratlon. -Cnlln<* Paper and Centennial pamphlet ot 4f> pa >• • lent free. —Mr. C. Kill and our popular druggist, Dacgb**ty. DRY GOODS AT COST, j GENTS *ynWmfoM,h&!ra."^ Aylsworth A .Cb’s. — New Goods just received al OmwiTM &. Dbbkbx's. —The thieves Who follow Howe's circus drew $240 from the Hastings postofflee and $15 from Tohn Roberts. - ory, end ehe had s prewntlment that all JOHN II WENDELL* CO. of the People of Nashville and vicinity Io first question They replied they didn't know, which in- market in our new building, 2nd door north Grain Commission lercM, s/ —John Roberts and hie brother-in-law . LixcoLx'k. building. ' Bee advt. elsewhere.- —Jonas H. JdcGowan. the Republican as swiftly aa possible to the well where she candidate for Congress, from this district, saw the lege of her darling sticking out of has failed, with * liabilities approximating the water. It appoara that the ohild had $70,000, —James Miller of Sheridan, wbe arrested Obi rriTi A Dtraux**. ' MICHIGAN, DATEHTS. | 8. ur toi reasonable share of your patronage. I HATS & CAPS AT COST, Boots & Shoes at Cost any rhonlcs and Best Surloln Steak 10 cis., and other AGUE. Pmaldent P. DURHAM A SON. The bheapest place In Nashville i SALVATOR BEER Is the Beat Lager Biewed in the West Sold by the Cask at MILWAUKEE BBEWERK, Ml-X buy Agricultural Implements Is At D^cubbuty's. M , on exchange with the pastor - keep on hand all-kinds of mecl at reasonable —Rev. N. Bray, of Woodland, will preach and looking down fell to lbs bottom, a dis­ tance of 30 feet. and evening, and at Maple Grove, at 2} P. DETROIT, of the bakery, where Ue shall constantly al the M. E Church next Ba.bbaih morning D. w. Libcolx i CLOTHING AT COST, We would respectfully call the attention She Crockery at Cost. The Nbws readers will remember that GROCERIES last Friday for obtaining goods of A. M. ahout two years ago Madison Howell and James, A. S. Teal stole a chest of caipenter's tools is now boarding al the hotel de Creasy, in from the United Brethren Church in the Hastings. Itew Tiling Atlswobth A Co.’s. Daugherty under false pretenses. I —P. Deller raised this year 716 buehvls Beckwith Roller Drills f»r sale only WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I VI Al A. M. DAUOBsaTY's. caped but Howell was arrested and paid a fine of $100. Teal was never heed from Hasting*, and was picked up by Sheriff MEN'S SUITS FOR S5.00, . Boe A Clew's Meat Market. DKTRofr MICH. tHittlnsr Bull IF. G. Aylsworth A Cb. —A fellow by the name of Arnold, living on the Sunfield line, northeast of the vil­ •very thing in the Notion line al Bottom fig­ lage, Stole a cant hook from Furaiss* mill yard last Monday, but sacrificed 20 bushels tree a* D. W. Lixcoi<*s. of wheat to settle for the same. wboop. Pure Linen Coats at 75 cts. each. He was incarnated in jail to await examination. Daughety's, just the came. IN THE T world. ^►SOLD BY AU DRUGGISTS. Week ago last Sunday little Del Deller, — Friday was > pretty good day for edi­ egod 6 yearn, eon of P. Deller, living in the tors in this village. Phii. W. Nie'aeru and ( west part vl v township, was pinyiug of ,„ the playing with M.F. Jordan of the Middleville HcpubH-| » neighbor's boy. Albert Kunlx, who On and after thia date I will be prepared til further notice. * Barry rille, Aug. 5th. 1876. . Fkibxd D. Soulks. . Dewey of the Hastings Banner, quill-driv- Our devil says the little fellow comfortable. MILLMY& FANG! GOODS’ Good Fine-Cut Ch« iving Tobacco, 45 cts. WOODLtvb. their abdominal department.) gathered to- From $2.00 per Every pair warranted. pair up, at Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per lb. IMCrs. E. C. —Last Friday the air breathed of Repub- Youth's Hand Made, Whole Stock Boots STOGA BOOTS, S2.75, chopping on a log with a hatchet. Dei reached out his right hand Io pick off a chip e*a, In addition, visit thr principal eaaurn cltltl**. Dauuubbtt’c. lorial convention. AT COST. (1LAM AND I^jYITSTZ .Spring On Sunday. Aug. 8th, Aylsworth A Cb.’s Snmiuer Style* NnshviDc, itT»c4» , July 15th, 1B75. Dress and Cloak Making, —Elihu Chipman, Haq.. delivered a lec­ D. W. Lixcolx'* and AVPtlcce that I*fy PvmjwtIUen. reason to doubt the veracity of our devil. CUTTING AND FITTING, ture upon ‘'Spiritualism" al the tent last — New Goode juot receivai at GnirrtTn & Dcucxa's. ed by Elder Kenyon upon the same subject, S. LEIBHAU8ER, BfiT- Remember the Bellevue flour can't a abort time since. The tent was crowded, and the verdict of everybody was that Mr. The Lone Stars of Woodland, end the Chipman delivered an able and eloquent Wild Cals, cf Odessa, will play a match game of ball, on the Glenn farm, three quar­ discourse. ters of a mile north of Woodland Center, on Saturday, Aug. 2dlh, to begin at two o'clock D. W. LticoLx'i GRIFFITH & DURKEE, MERCHANT TAILOR! Cutting anil Makinc done la the bieet Faahtonable Style*. DEALERS IN STAPLE FANCY A. M Dal'cbkxty. Look at those Patch Pocket Suits. Nobby. Al Aylsworth AOtt.'s School worker, in the northern part of this Slat*, has been called to lake'charge of the lege and will enter upon hie duliea the first D. W, Lucolx'i Americans are particularly subject to this mence on Monday Sept. lllh. The school will be taught by Mr. T. ttf. Diamond, of disease and its effects: such as Sour Stom­ ach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness. Prairieville, who in a competent teacher. food, coated tongu*. disagreeable taste in school a success. As we have a pleasant —The Republican ticket that was placed place, a nice school-room and a good teach, in nomination last Saturday ie a good one we expect a good and fill school, wuicb it. Dear friends: 1 am extremely thankful and gain new frienda by paying strict alien­ ing places are being faal taken. A cordial game of bell played at Woodland, between Nov. will tell the story better than our fee- the Lone Stars and the Heavy Setters, both — NEW GOODS at Gatrrrra A Du mess's. of Woqdlaqd, in which the setters wertf al­ I most entirely demolished, leaving the Stars 1ST A first-class pair of Overalls’ for 70 D. W. Lixcolx's. fine, which is as neat and comfortable as a rare how yon fool with the Stan, as you do ual trip during the summer solstice, it ie .______________ A>- w- Lixcolx. ------ Try the SILVER 80AP-thrw Ban. • 8. LIEBHAU8EX. NEW BAKERY. CouxciL Rooms. 1 Aug. 7lh, 1876 f E. J. FE1GHNER, D. C. GRIFFITH. Recorder. President. Boys’ and Men’s Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Gloves and Mittins, Groceries, &c., NASHVILLE, - Fresh Bread, Bosks, Cakes, Crack­ ers and Pies In quanllllo* to *ull the moat hungry. -Al i^uivcii room kept In eonnoetlon; alio a choie* etoek ot GROCERIES'! —Mrs. M. E. King and Mrs E. Bernum well to present to our readers the promin»«i“ Girt me a call In the Brady building. The. Common Osuncll of tho Village o/ will bold a musical convention the following Nashville. Mich-. Ordain, That all persons 23 H. ALDRICH. uingdirect to *he Centennial grounds To arc hereby prohibited from throwing or knocking a ball on Main Street Any per­ for the improvement of Mieses and children. this end we would speak of the economy, son or persons found guilty of said offence convenience and desirability of taking the Hoc A Clever'a Meat Market. Teas. Coffees. Sniees. Rohani Rr.nL. m.-L dollar, or be confined in jail one day. This ordinance shall take immediate effect. E. J. FEIGHNER. D. C, GRIFFITH. Recorder. President. especially are invited. A_wMhtaita.iMCs«rtw.. . . . of the eljgant Pullman Parlor, Sleeping and Hotel Coaches, and combine the luxury and Fall Trade detail, we extend a a cordial invitation to all to examine our stocik before purchasing With thanks to our customers for their past pa Iron a«e,w» solicit a continuance of the Mine, and also invite those who have not* hiltrerto traded with us, to give us a trial, believing that we can eftr gooda atprices that will be entirely satisfactory. IXcmijpecrtTulIy Yourw, GRIFFITH A DVEXXX. Buy Your TEAS of Arc now In prime working order, and ready for tbe ROBERTS A HOSLER, Wool sent by rail will be carded with NEW CROP OF WOOL! thia famous route, noted for its perfect equip- — Xew Goode at Geotitb A Dearie's. 1ST*, We are now fully prepared for the •f ■hwing purchased onr Stock, the first week of Aug., during th* depressed•*•- The Nashville Cardini Mills NEW MEAT MARKET. that baa afflicted thia mundane sphere aince C. Lxxx A 8ox. MICHIGAN. dilion of the market, at bottom price*, we feel confident that we eaa>*Ae* Goods at rates that will be satisfactory to lha closest buyers. We shall add to our slock, from rime to time, all th* tetrad style* that make their appcareuce iw the Eastern market. Without going farther ink> WOOirCARUING? Great Ft • Wayne & Pennsylvania Line, which is running three (8) daily Centennial of “Lslte*’ will be rendered. - II. ALDRIGI-i baa b!» new BAKERY In tip tnp running order and la prepared to turn 1th ORDINANCES. The. (bmmon Council of the lrUla^e of Nashville, Mich., Ordain. That owners of Sherman S'reet, are hereby requir'd to con­ strue: sidewalks, adjoining said street, to be completed Oct 1st. 1876. are preparing for or contemplating their us­ N**hvlUe. Mleh. Nov. Io. Common Connell Proceedings. Hcftand fiddle; still he ie not through mak- pets to be put on 'be figure, and pictures on The Highest Price paid for Produce, and Goods sold the Cheapest, vies the Doctor'his pleasant surroundings. • At Dacobutt's. He is a hard working, enterprising eilixea, Which will be sold at reasonable price*. Please give me a call. case in the United States it will not cure. If you doubt thia go to Boise Bro* . Drag, gists, and gel a Sample Bottle for 10 cents GOODS, I aha!) keep on band a rvod aaaortmeut of MEN’S, YOUTHS* i BOYS* CLOTHING , ic frienda will have to bring forward their Yount Truly, D. W. Lixcolx. READYMADE CLOTHING!- The select school at Woodland will com­ promptness and returned per directions. D. W. Lixcolx, stuck out like rollers; its hip joints reesm- Centennial Depot, are to be found hotels. D. W. Lixcolx's. ine family Medicines, that I am selling at ed for two to five dollars per day. The Encampment at Elm Station, near rould ride such a brute into the liigh-loaed the Centennial Grounds, was established by haltdry, for the purpose of accomodating the large number nf agriculturists who de­ sire Io visit/he Exhibition, and to afford a D. W. Lixcolx. loot Tee finder will ink-slinger ef the Hastings Journal has Fresh and Shit Meats I Price, 10 Ceils per lb., or 121 where I Fnnisk Oil. Hsriag bad a Bottom Prices LARGE EXPERIENCE NEW LIVERY! in tbe Carding Irnaine**, I d» not prnpooe to takf a back erat for any competitor* in making root*, and will alwaya the moderate expense of t wo dollars per day. fiurukt Frrfert htishcliM. J. IF. POWLES, l*rop. Stockmann &. Willyard, PROPRIETORS bard road io travel MMaM Call build up bis morality by preaching course will be "God's wisdom displayed in moa at us, which he imagines will strike unveiling the fixture from man." Evening, us as Flint. Toolala; toe lais I strJohsf!) “Chureh and State-*' LIVERY STABLE! SALE and BOARDING STABLE, WM. VENN. PxorxiXTojL At Bitgood’, eld stand, NuhvHle, Mieh. ' Mr. ...vi «ncc in the livery bnrineea and is prepared ; U> furniab all who viah with a good rig, and al prieer correnxmdiag whh the close ' time*. 4Sjl I SALE ONLY BY C. C. WOLCOTT the chorus with those that are already staging : Thin u the Tea I long have sought, And mourned because I found 'itnot. THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF LIVERY NASHVILLE. MICH. And join in GROCERIES, Id Nashville and sell them at the ShaoIUM jPn,Jk. You can bey Straw "A” for U cents, Granted IB cnl Yeltar C10 can . . . . , And o,her Groceries M}U*l]y a* Jgp n pnt*. at $75.00 EACH COMPLETE. �=5= .MgmMMwhi ntmnm ta-ateB. the PRINTED IV. In IMS. INK Hl. Ubilitira ara •«.-! of w, tbrt ChMlm wra not a bad man, w— '-■-v............ - teWr fW)mwn amhitinus hypocrite, . .1™^.:“^“—" -ns -------------------- -Laat.ltetantey G1.K0 i niartyr, I > 80ft of January, IMS, ftatohf WlU'laor ever saw. gr«ieby Uic BopobfioaiM of limit rrapeetivo ffli-WtU—tho Hmctecntii Ohio M.d tho Seventh MiobJgnn. ; Faux of .the tons may bo hod ill’ hofds and hounwi adjoining the grounds m low as SI, or tun and Lindsay,* requested.hire..to monthly, and gambling is in no'way re­ stricted. ’ • -’tf • cott, would not alliiw tho burial srrviqo. Ho told them that '• the common prayarItook bad. been put down, and ho would tudr. ’ . lo rnfoQM lhf» article by apt ruprlatc ipgUtoUau ; • nJ rrsnlated should bo faiUtfnUy rnalnlalnad and the Exhibition. For fifty cents you may revel in unknown German pudding kaac, or taste Viennese kipfcln, and a cup of a grasM-widow, which.ia the more to be coffiie and whipped cream which shall When tbd war of the revolution be­ muM> you to abhor the familiar home coffee pot. fur, ever after; or sip black pubii n.ehmoua surkod oul ro«,bl7 npon —OoL Goo. T. Anthony, of Leavenworth, bra be<n nominated tor Governor by the Ropnbll- scarfe of lead ’* the letters of bis name j mJ Dm Tlwn, dl in .ilnw, 4 j Un_ Smo<do,, h-d m-t„ oI io -L- '-fwwy o/kiuuuu, .L, . u. Onrnaur Hohool. Yorkxbire, lor «rerol, .»,! imkeJoUt^l, lb., <»rrie<l U» ooBo, , flogsios » bo, olio b>J obUinod help io then covered with ft * black blank pill,.of which whwli ■ y, Th. „umu-d- “-—j— « “* £ without foundation. —A-TjspciauatioM is puMirfnd from Cua.•Untiuople, inviting Uie H- rvima to aubmia- p identical cn chanfed sherbets and roec- which we have roadman in a dream, in thu "Arabian Nighta.** i IrC FG ru fl .. frontier, in rradiu»«s to b- ured np=n the tali nr king. China, in extremely unpopular, owing to nqataiUoa of the proper lecal antboritiia for /rJ> 84* Uffoioiir- aupiiresaiou of gambling-Uormcw aud opium dew. .violence, of y kwR.Dg. .d to aaalal in Uta an- |,m been chancod by tho Japaneiu frightftjl cxcowce. Fifteen'hundred women cnapcl witn tuc-ir burden, it began suddcel, lo anov. And lb. noo. Ml » I • from Canada. infonmxl a Ciucags tb^tMag^ug iuLiu: i<ri. trad0 to the Sioux. 5. X>. Cakkbox. A gontlemw rtcently Trtlmne corre«pondeii'. 2<g JlgVlWffi «<> sta^tid fat»*- J - aUvUrtteMroonffMalh MMtiM > JnuctioffMl tMMlh iart, and uwrta’Ao.-wxn)' ’ ‘ • a*uow' “?nl Mwnwd ■ito^liuA »*dv Qi u iL.'JEaiflKfu*%r77-.-; .... li>diM» until ffie main command camo up. Indiana arriving at tho Fort Peck Agency re­ port thn «<■-ting force of SiHfS^HhWK <-wn?-' of Mmuewota, and <1 W. M Protideul dodinod to tho iiivervliou of and it ia now b-diovod action in rogari to tii —The six Feidrai r 04;>ed from tho Dritioh 8outli IWx Ans: 'de ty;" Seribner for September. In hot weather hang a wot horse-reg WELL AUGER!-3S’t!» U.H.L. 1. ^.ta.^U.Uu..U. . , . • , « -volrer wm pointed . , . h» .omnbodyl" ratered the to .ervo out ben-«‘«lihg. hr Id Bill I llAftTiutiUrfoi: Well Aide b, ride with • mu witeuoml for might klMwi '•^teJ^'Soi-th.,' *» I™" <” enuring th. <Wh of hi. hud him ip the dnrk T*nll to moUlcr with tln> other royal bones, dropping wife. , _ ’A mas who cash woconnpanylng tna wrd.u Civ. Its trial I .1 ing the wind, and the room will become IO lb. Cans, 26 lb. Kegs, DO lb. Kegs, - S3 If the e MS: ’about the but growing evil of of -oovLrCr* oq'.QMwir $350 Ha™JAY n“noted. mm the whitcuosf fd th® snow-covereii pall emblem, 0117 raid, of his innocence) room in New York lavt week, writes to the Sun that ho wan a priaoucr at Ander­ sonville, but that that place will bear no neaaM and eomplainta that afflict the women of the pTMCOC dav. Thia natural a ped He oomjound W call*! Dr. Pwroe's Favorite Proas ipuou. Tub following an amotuf thoas duuuwro in which Udo woDdorfcl medictBe has worked currn an It by magic and with a cer lsintv never bef.,- o tUalned by any mcdioiDM: Weak back, Uorroua and general debility, falling and other coinpariwui in -filth, stench, or wretched­ ness to the pruwncra’ waiting-room at ■upporta, internal fever. conKeation, inflan­ nation and nlraration. and very many other chronic d.-x>vxia incident to women, no*, proper to mention here, in which, u well aa in the world. A Hast FiuWcuico paper in plyaaapt It will not do harm in any atato or cou- .——.'-t- s a te.-j.t.M icino. generally. . Hurst Hotel, St. Louis. European plan. Ilootna. fl per day. Moala L-___ Z'.-I r T> Mark by a process which is known only to thin tbc loan wm made it w»*'.oftourod •—— —» ’by — - people and to tho Bosnian*. note for $75,000, and by securities c the faou 4ahw*«>f &20)000, bat now ^nc Almost one-half of -the revenue de­ of iron and copper are a prolific are iude **" pf^ntontof tho Patriarch at Const -uti®cifle. They were converted . ta ^’•“1 Christianity abont ninth century. FENSlbWj.S»fflaSslS®r A NOVELTY. SrWKlSl-; gto ring in this city, and ft seems alfe- txrl. «Itx Iridy. the. tert la g< ttier impossible for the autbot ities fe by in SidUn j regaining ill power, tho patient was at t 180 ynarsi hurt co^iplclelyrt^l^rod. /" *’ } ELECTRICITY tesmisreusgttsafl' BALSAM ANO PINE. n AGEMTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT Centennial history TWO IN ONE. Premium Fann Grist Mill. SWS. 1aAmple, rbeap nod durable, and rnada an hied, ef grata rapidly. It la adapted to all Un.-U o! horwwpoerx Send for <l~<.rip. Uve aticaUr. Wm. I* BoTra A Hao.. fK ir lw»lvr, e^ralntty wrappra ami v»rLUI«■ <1,ror*^,ll,rraprlrtFra^.2 CHOICE FARMING LANDS. Mateme POTS JSJS*srssrarttsM sasffsra;r.?E55 ; .W'-‘*LS3j^'1'*. u - atfSttgayMrc ■sa.-#.* S5Swij\%C, Ctoonaort?' Q Ji. I. BUHNHAM'8 ih» prompt applirstftri. of tiot-water bags und»T 'tribute by th* Turks toward the done of the fourteenth ofuitnry, and in j tho extract of (neat with ,a littln brandy, COLLINS' CUlra litioll i tlw middle of the The reunify was plac'd a VOLTAIC PLASTEK tod SUIm eenk^ <w Uteir el-tdira end otpt.xM. can ob- WATER WHEEL T1m» religion of the Servians is Uni of the GryfkPlmrch, but they o’S'Sh.tS ’oPt rAV??!.,.w’nn?J«.^sliora4 An Klectre-OAlrasin Battery combtnr.l with the Celebrated Medicated Porous >«/» ®! , mixture, The Enemy of Disease, the Foe eV Pain to Man and Beast, TOBACCO USERS tT.“ Nic-in-Noc KS.-<^1£^3’jdSrtKa?ti«S LO mated that in one year 472,700 of three An ioterwU.gawonnH. IpriuriwJ Iff. 1»W animals were aauV ertt pf Uta$c$nfert •Dr. Young, of Florence, to one of tho Their flash mthAu4g<I m art arttAe’ of Tureign medical journals,, of a caw of night; of both food, but they are ineltgfl into .fat. poisoning by chloral hydrate, and tho rich mineral product, and .. CffVffiX £w-Kti*K“ ri’s^segewa. the Tomba. ^'inpni^^ii ^woul^.be mmply in rude bunks CHICA66 NEWSPAPER UNION, a /1 m.a’.sy/si.aiiL REVOLVERS 11 Sw~ $3,00 $iug. could-. be j^id (pre fu? rived from the exporte of Sorvi-i ia lion of the really respectable gained by tlio traffic in pigs. It is esti­ atuilu wrapped in B OO MUSTANG LINIMENT, pending upon it for their subsistcnoe. aonw years, «£O_. to Efbolf XJ. Kino, x>! The fnritlk dri«iri»Jtar'lortnbf ptua<M, ,N?W York, now a bankrupt. At the Ume ... ano®, 4 BO m Monroa Sirrat, CbicagP, Ill- on of certain vagatnble Bcv wtdob hadoea not cue which admirably empty echoing,chapel and took the keys ! reading while one ia enjoying a post­ away. Windsrer hits seen weeping and prandial cigar. Hew is a paragraph : serrow like c<cry otte r old -Immwo wiiera • A Chinaman died of small-pox while ' wealth. - z <Mrwa . It is a rad commuatary upon our bov.ud elvil.'ixtion tlist the women of our times L*v« de­ generated ir» health and plryvi^no until they are literal!? a race of invalids—pale, nervou*, fcable, aud back-achy, with only hero and there . .__n_ - i— AL. -------------------------- .r AL. static qt tho SOK large experience. wav arreated in a faro to to the -black gulf with him—not a •Wnl said, not f prayer except in their h.-art8, the Puritan Governor of the cat-tie i^andto'g by to mn> hte orders' executed. cost over 20 per cent. or blanket over the door or window fac­ .^z.z ly. localities. ■ PASTYEAR Write H we have Impwed rhe appearance of tho Howapapera e< as sauce piqpaph'.—-•• Home and. So- WtLHdrr’8 Awti-PKDIODJC OH Frvxb axn Awe Tom. —Thfc invaluable and elandard family .owdkine ia now a hoMobold word, and maioia ni its reputation unimpaired. 1L men for generations have lived r~* Jj ing on a heap of febaocu that was ie lodoracH by the medical j»rofnw»oi:, and proM-ntM'd daily in the Charity HoepiUl and otiwr Hl. Louis exprra* from Uio track near IJuoolu and niof ---------- ] UIM.J H, mailing dgara.” ,, HMi itab in New Ori?«n». WilbofVa Tuum hi crock bnego, N. Y.. a locality where there ia a Hjrffering ing and Harrow'were ..... apt to ... follow _____ Thk--------Cxi of JJuW1W1 pboliahetl pub­ thus highly rcrtwnm* hcled by the leading medi*to«p embaukmeu^effuiculi-fivtrfdkrtf Tnr» in the paths of kings; but never 1ms our lic executions, which have hitherto been object wm plondor. of oourec. . venerable hitlo sean so melancholy a preooded by im exhibition ot. the con­ tore. Now Orleans. sight demned criminal on a black cart with a < That firvat thinktra and -.-ha<d- brainChaited hands, lace, pimplre. ring If the story of th® Stuarte ,lred been a placard round his neck through the prin­ worm. Hallrtiru.-n. u>d other cutinwoaii affecvr.*~«.jp«rti»a j. ~rw. -th drama, a great .tragedy such as Hhak- cipal streets of the city, besides a parade, tiona cured, and rou.il> «tin made eofl «f «-«•. >u u wb ranoodi. by uoiius J sniper Tar Heap, llo care­ sp<orc could bayi made, no doubt it for tan minutejf'under the gallows. AU ful to RCI only dial mado by Ouurell. Hazard ume-by-Dr. Beavd. He presents a list M there nr« many imitation* would have cndcctf lieto.—St. Nicholag future executions will be witbin prison A Oa.^CoW uf-some 500 of the most eminent tonnes walls. ... tn biatofy, fnchiding a ntrnfiier like Pan­ ' A Justics or thk Pback at Underbill, 14jalpMbsart, Keata, Abd o<lrerii; who died K OHEA.T many people have asked u* SBttrtA. Vt., was rooenUy coifed on by an old of late, •• How do yon keen your homo looking yOTHfcitttt’lKnUflni sverageagoar 'thc fckrvia, tho Slavic principality now en­ ao alaek and glresy r We toll them it*, the *°tarc been over 64 years. As dun gaged in oiio of fts^MSkriScs^ Mntggk-s man in his last sickness to marry him to ea«i»l tiling'in Hk> worlds give Hhcrvitm'» tho woman who had been his companion Corolry Condition Pott&rt two nr three to far brand tite average ago of fexijporK, uitli tha.Oltonum Empire, contains au from his youth. Ho then divulged the med^nicsoud bnsiuees’ men, he conarea of 21,000 sqwo milrJ*, lying be­ fact that at ihe time of his ostensible Ahk any druggist for the. but Agus liio wear and tear of brahitween Austria, Wallachia, Bulgaria, aud mvriagq tuber years ago he had a young euro, anil ho will give you 8ballenbero'ar n Pilte. y$yitynot M exhausting as is oom- Bc&rim ’ TM countrv fe mountelrtoit, V l axnxs fans never failed to cure tba wife living ;in Cannd.t. His marriage rainTi U■ f u 111 lij -Hurt -ft-Tgnffyand by far’di* grtftttoi- pert ia ecvctvil was none f^. soip, os it bos been fol­ fhorters life. Th®. Lopiion Spectator^ v4lh dense forests. Tlio )nnd which is lowed by his death. howefj, JeJi^w^g jfis thcorj/ 4ato< TITK MARKSTS. under cultivation is extremely fertile, Tax btiADeea depression nt Boston is Liins (hat excnniivn mental loiF must M-..v'v)KK. {driving ‘many’ profostnonti! men ‘ 1 • to fe -Itef**--y shorten it mnnnid,'Junior. . J^uror j ¥¥! ..... cited ; various fruits, particularly of jdums Imd 8Q(>; ^4W»M IW. WWi gorous aud grapes. The dimare is tem|>crat« WHKA.T—No. a CrtcMO.,...... .... ■■ d :........ < f vital, and wdubriDna,. Jynt, ;in tho1 derated the police force, aud one of the men ap- CoBs-waacmvbrt superior plafeaur, is somewhat cool. Oak is the vitality which part, also, chief wood in the foroete, yet chestnut wn« ’ T TNIICUKJ. er, they were aud frtlt tret1* ofTsrintis worts’ Abound, itinuA even to old lu sonco.plaowi targe-tranta are«covered were rfufftaiiig for food'. under the with wild pear trees. Ihe plum'crop le­ • The Itecfivor of ihoiTojm^nnlSiWiffi (J«d: to! forew one of the most im parhurt rMriurces of bank, of New "Haven, Conn.', lias lately yyeara the country, many of' the peasants de­ received $900 for a $f0,000 loan, made W. jtw —OaSaturdax. night, of-Urt wc«k. somp inW^trltC mile iA attta^tiU tlubw the *^Sfg£ PRltenWI' stay. Crackeps and cold ham are a feast when the woudcrk^dYthe’ world are served World1. Ibiekl, ..dtete U»l KO. Vltabkteki^ ri.o >nte.po»~l. jo proteete.1 p.U«,ril white.- Wu ihero oror n M«> «.« Ute tenrri of tt. Shteffl. When oil was ovet^> he looked loekrd up the tho i rffpTTi gRiwiMBM. MMflEfaSgSX pockets,-have brought in their satchels enough food to last them during their " .... . ?r~ itheother day between her brother and a ^fc’tbZ hAVl,?TtLnt^|:^*1,n«mob who lhinrted ______ _________ In iho <UW4 j kill mournful sightdun 1 chapel lli.l anow corered coffin would thought n oonriot <w bo bo the________________ '.mtey iigbtoo* J Muwwhhtette State Prteon " The BbA5p^VoJon .toed wiping I • ‘™ Mutanoe, for a>a(taL!a faros tn (Waned) Several women that ww know, with full brains but empty A uuava Colorado girl placed herself aion; ml offering protection to tbo»e anbniWling. TR saya: * • Tho TnrHali commandera •rMritAJl'b.) protect all peacoablo inhabitants BEEN SOLD ing dancing girls the while; or cat the IMD ItADINa. nYCHOM«NCY. FASaKATION. rt^ndiet for tire defendant. JrJ ‘a., 5,000 Kegs Printen* Supply ItepartuiMU, K r to rehmi to lbrtr old hSm„ | “w^W^UTP-l^lWip IlooiiU. Hnni.n.1, bu bora rood rOBBIGX. article ; therefore. $5 to $te tir usa.jyasrgsts.g iirtreiB.8 Mocha from Tunis, looking on bewilder­ time tort in w»wering tetters. cool --Vrw York Herald. Two dabinc loclandern have Bxptorcd Tua author of “St. Elmo" aud othjtr so naked, so nltertd,- that • it ’ was only ! the vo}nuuc> region- of the Dyrigyen nuprocedMitedly low. pretentious'rubbish has cleared $80,(XX) —The latest is the utoppago of train, by with hard ado that they found a‘vault in [ loodow, and dcsceft^l gio cyafer of the from.Iwr writings. . rasuhoppem—.ml in Iowa. Great delay h tho middle of what had once Ix-oU-tJ^o • voloanic Aakyra. At a depth of 800 feet kfL*lof some ot the railAt oar request Origin k Uo., &f Phila­ choir, -ybsn^hsy qjvdd lay Ute they caxno few lake of seething hot water. delphia,. Pa., have promised to send any Here tlfoj"fbuud a little space for Ki^g ; Hkhdreds of Canadian French mill of our readers gratis (on receipt of fifteen »r Wl.^r r. uw..ws t*kii.K cent* to pay-portage) a tempto of Dcrt»,^uore Jlenry vlli. lay pgMMnDMh' i jefugo in the State almshouse st Tewks- bin«* Electric Soap to try. Send at onoo. TilonjTko-™ oomio,. TMW&» ol lhc„ „„ 1! atUixin* b&foree. fraud, terre^ In,. ll“l u‘? Scrvtann have hare been driven drirep ,baqk ,b«ck to C0UKTRYPUBLISHER8. fthd cbet»pn<*M of the diflcxnnt kinds of •klly to Bt Gfotge’s k find a place to J bun, but found the chapel SO bare, ! .1 o cunfrnrd by Tbn.xutaJe may “As between* highwayman and decision, thqy went ’ which ho reosjvcd diclndt Really pay for .sibta'Jo.cHangc per «-u ton on on w'catwanlCoiled SUU» to vote rhail rot b? denWd <r The x“e Amount obtain* <1 j>cr even 50 oente per d>y. one having had experwuco, and mildly Aftkr: gin there was but oao man in Maraanot atifer it .to be used in tbatganfeou cbnaGits who was worth more than $30,-. when : bo co^nm*Dded.,' You* will 000; there H(o now fody-flye worth more —Tise boiler of a Jipaa&ie atramer bnmvin from thia that persecution than a miUiou. au inlsiid u*, July 4 and twouty Iivm were see win not all on one side, . but Tua A nti-Glunrac and Workingman’s jhat/irjtowcr was uppermost ju tbwe Association of San Jose, Cid., are about Itenu, and the buainewi portion of thn place h violent iiares did his beat to crush’ his to establish a laundry, wharo the work in aalira. The foes U about <100,000. urigbfor. Im mUmI buir, is to bo done by, white women at the —Four rolored persona who were attending ryrtes now charged by the Chinese. M'sasTr ni(tl>ri6" troir« rtuaklng, kiaiUc but a to say bed^' pijiyeiri ever their king’s and ’ larch** fire, ’• UifirIrTM!d?ii'gTav£>—<'xdojil,jail©uJ,.thc AA/ARO.17> UTTBi-VniJCKCK. refund of lbs} mme king to let tljcAc rn1 fJ '‘‘I ^*Kt4'ni truuk lincw ritSDS livo aiowg wfth him hi tbeiuMvo , __ :, ____ _ ____________________ Txwhymmi declared, a few years after Jkcrtbedij <3 U W mAW Me/ffom New York to CbiEuglu^ ^od fo<<f jew M^tejP.k'c ’ ’K ljerD appointed poet laureate, Wii tie faithful lards found it impos ‘™ *h« «fery of a little Ires than $100 f«S83©3 MADE EXPRESM.Y Comfurtablo rooms for two per­ Tux unfeeling New York World talks 4 the Castle, *h» VM a certain Cqt JVhitalidaughter, of Burlington, VL, were drowned in Lake Champlain, a fnw dsya ogo, while bathing. wheru.. range from tho moat luxurious menu ot from gamble™ fn Virginia City were___ _ __________ ___________ _r_r___ Pnrirtan cafes,w to Mndwichte and rcoffee ♦OT.000. Th. mmw-r !■ ooll*ekrf)«te» e«.U -oh. Wood, <ho rul-y of Hertford, and.the Earls of Soutlauin’- Bat the Governor of amsll fxjwn*.) aa poawble, i» lotakoafur- with so much *■ caire” that in many Bi-diqii.Juxun, who sltindqd th® Ki*k. AattMaeEnaaa.* wStdi to renutin for -a week or more st as niahed room and obtain their meals else- instances they have knocked down $15 iwrdsy. ’ Jinry him, and carried the boiSy W.k to J10 Cartlk ±1 ey took with them that him now. - Tm-Phihtdcrtpfaia car conductors have oeri puflehtog their dummy six stiootkb ou tb« scaffold, to read the, aervise nvar tsui:ii< regions. . ” rt — even>•fei«J than that, it *»*> One core wa »• “­ - •» isnu feet iters tho ground. 4wl >• —Tbd Piertdral bu iraurd tt:n following , r - t Marqura ,tempip, dky, bcgun in 1857, Tbe.baildiag’te swart fif- If Yen Wann, Kike Hoary Brad Thta. Dtallag tajau u< rrila «, Grri*. 1 ilTiTtal Xev.- 1 Invert Itemrt � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-09-01.pdf.pdf 65f5e28aa041ce819c3458b989a6d8cf PDF Text Text STRONG No Retrograding. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER J; 1876. VOL. Ill ■JIashrilk tSJ -IHrrrtcru« gpwwtw VILLAGE OFFICERS ay felt hat with three-quarters of the iim tore away, leavin’ the rest stackin' ant The tn-cfi w.uj jeet moro'n taskin' an’ toerin’, as I could see by the flsahca of. . *■ ■' -litoo-J, s-lookin’ at me an’ larfin' a litfte, lightnin’; bufthar wa’n’t nj light. without, I thought, because I wm ao all struck iu "I was a-goin* io step back into the ‘ a heap. I had waltaed up thar m brash cab, mighty disappointed, considerin' Mf 1 as a sky terrier; but ono blink o’ her was such a lectio thing, when crash const J roguish eye, an’you oould ’a’ knocked the mb wilder. By Dr. Pope, who was noting evejy change, mo "clean out o’ time with a feather. a flash of lightnin' I caught a glimpse of ■Lad hardly time to summon bin anvinus " • Hem! Kin I git a drink, ma’am, a woman atandin’ beniide the track, bore-; C Though it had long been Griilsni that if you please I’ eays I, kind o’ stammer- beaded, an’ with her hair an' do's the only relief from hta sufferings would be - dwiih, his nobio wile who, tliruugh that long illness had tended him with dipper.’ “A glance showed mo the frame of a untiring love and devotion, could not Now Itotea. aud rain' wb*l 1 WIM mkI doul yo« "She skipped into the house, rad out lantern rollin’ on the cab floor. That rmHse that the awful-momvut of parting, tartii whri lmy: Take aditoe ot> a '»p«rtM>e.d puwna. u>d youU <11 agin before you could toes up fur the was eiujugh. I knowed it meant danger. — had inevitably oome, but, with “*•-----up 4* laddfr as* atay; becr/bringin* a dipper that you could a .“To whistle fur brakes like mad—to lag aye* rad breaking : Who knows 1 You-iuouitht* git to be Vrrs'deni, or sbqrcd by a deuced sight better titan ary Star’s fatal nut Ho leave her. The three cornered piece o' lookin ’-glass, frars, “' It’s hot work ridin’ on a locomotive Iways sEtsnsiasfflgs. sBsonza 3»«»r»6 JiirrUrs. she’d took mn in from tqn to toe, ono gullus ah* itiL “•It’s oil-fired hot,’ nays I; an’ fur the first time in'my life I lost my tongue flat—-fact 1 dummcr’n a wooden man with, his mouth shut ‘ " ButI didn’t lose my eyes, boss, you bet I Lord love ye I she looked like as if she’d jest stepped out of a fairy:book, I wUhMrjflaevra^plHlup almost to the shoulhhre, - an’7 apro&strings circlin’ a IK H YOUNG, H 4 BARBER. M C. ELLIS. r”"^ isXkiC”''' the step an* looked irako In man was straining the hurt notch. “ It seemed an ago before she begun to slack uj?; an’ when she come to a standstill the nose o* the pilot was with* an’ in tbo very worst place, a croespiece was spiked to the track, an’ on this was an incline, p'intin’ cur way, fur tho pilot, to run n»cw., , . . . ‘rWkdn tW wii 'bo&o whit® faces, waist that Queen Victori’herself couldn’t ’a’ matched. Ar trim m a pin, an’ an neat ns wax!—fellers, I felt a, if Td jest drop down on my marrow-bones in the grass an’ worship her! CLEMENT SMITH. FLINT $ BRADY. Eeperiel atlrnli A > FLurr. when the pwaaa^mrai*tad.<Xrt'w’.4fcecar, on’ seen, that they had come witliin ten- feet o’ kingdom come 1 Some ono asked me howl found'it out in time to stop while I backed that train-to tho Lock­ worth farm. . “ * Thankee, ma’am I' “ I - found her beside the track, jest "An’ givin’ her back the dipper, I jest whny she fttpod when wo pawed her,' tifp humped myself fur the engine, ensuin’ '’wifid ’i'bldwin’ sO*b coiild hardly D. W. SMITH. XT OTA nr. Pa Mir. «unri» iw Pt makitxdnd*. u.ortivsrt. MSoDoe north of tl>« Wlhjje, oi UNION HOUSE If, tho next day drill sarjent!— boots shiny—black pants, with a roll at tho bottom, so’s to show the stifTnin’— b'ilod-Aliirt, with a ruffled' front—rod butterfly—an' a crunh hat that £7.99 wouldn’t buy. If that cut didn't take her eye, then I’d throw up my hand. ' " W... serac ta th ,i...|hsl whaled^ San>[4« nmmaon flr*l llo«r. Th* teat In t.® mar­ ket wUJ always 1* loutul on ibe tabU-, arid everyALF C. BUXTON. UNSMITH. manufMtami IUfleaa<IStK>lOmi» atnl rrp«Ir« all Firr»rtr» »nd finr MacMaary. Jlrr. rh-l-»d«-r», irf any unuii»t*rtnrr, turr»bh«l »l li»X prfc-c. Shop iwar Uic pUInlng nil IL ~~ ~M™7mJ. TIMMERMAN. G " ibtakiu’obyaa. JtewUV Iwiu w-bUn^in’of her almost. .When I jumped down, slui nabbed’an* s dreamed, hysterical-like: -• : :-.N. "•Oh, Cap! Ob, Cap I’ “ Then every thing seemed to give way, and she was as limp as an empty \ Own '‘Miriifw'"™? ”■** been marked with the most f dWOttaP, dgng to’ttto cold hnnfl of 1hS‘ ‘UW W *^ral. ragutah of **- NO, 49’ tat a conviction. Ho says be wm trying ’ a Ainut inn ; One of oar swell young man look a a murder «teo a few,years ago, down in White there ha visited agnaoer acquaint­ ance, and stayed with him *nhduk,yilay- jury ; that eleven jurors bad been sworn round like a flash, mokin* an excuse o* iHTWOlifl^r a^titaOhit I soon tho corner of her mouth go up, and ing train, heaaw a young tody with whom he was slightly acquainted, rad be immediately took a raat with her and aforesaid trowsers were held up by a entered into a conversation. When the------ ■ talk Hww»a, > looluxl khoul lor n». *• yk U» mm! qurtioM ia Kwh omm, chief. The opportunity aoMfe, afferodv Mfriknra ‘: He ' * ' crinn 'ornmnitted, or having heart! any This ho cafefufiy withdrew, Of 'ihe ttwrimony delivered under oattr, jmj discovered that be had a prise in fdrjned or expremed any opinion as to phape- of » package of, oradiee. The the. guilt or innocence of tbo prisoner at thsbarr And the "single galius," fellow, in a bad done, but to di ring the grins on tbo faces of aevcral passengers who had wife- clear rad distinct voice, answered, Uenscd the transaction,, she was z ted to “Not any.’’ “ Htare you any prejudice or bios turn around upon him, rad then discov­ ered he was eatiug her candies. Upon resting on your mind for or against tho always does. pocket. - i... .. The death eocue was ope of peculiar pathoaand solemnity. Tho eyes of the Speaker rested with a look of yearning -the itapulsf of: the moment aba drown her hand into his coat pocket in scorch bly sweet upon his stricken family, and of retaliation.. , _ . ,4/ ' tiwn wandered slowly around the room . “Go ahead," Iw said,^ very much amused by her set, “yon won’t find any­ rat. Hon. 8. 8. Cox stood near the thing there.** head of the bed, and wm deeply affect­ As ho spoke her fingers clasped an ob­ ed. The Speaker's secretory, Mr. White, ject. In desperation she drew it forth, rad Mr. Scudder,, his clfirk, were also took ono,glance at it, rad immediately with him. At an early hour this morn­ dangled it before his face in full view of ing R was thought by the physician in the interested paaaengero. It waa a attendance that death wv near, but ton partly-eaten herring. Simultaneously a tenacity of lifo.in the emaciated body, of scream went up from the audience titat tiw sufferer cxdtod the wonder of alt, brought pretty much all the swell young and set at defiance the oxjicrience of the man's bipod to his frac. He made one medical world. Before 10 a. m. there or two rfforta to speak, but nothing in­ wm no perceptible pulse in the wrists’ telligible escaped his lips. The instant or arteries of f e arm, rad yet tho linilw the laughter subsided the youn^ lady, seemed under perfect control • still holding this dreaded object con­ The condition of emaciation to which spicuously before his face, said : . the Speaker was reduced by too ravages “I odriso yon to step iato the bag of fata disease, can only tie expressed by gage ear and finish your lunch." saying that his body presente the aj>The swell young man jumped to bis pearraoo of a skeleton. Every bone is 1 feet and hurried out of the car, nr’distinctly perceptible under , the thin, companied by another shout of laflghtightly-drawn skin, while even the line ter. • of -tho spinal column ta visible through — — —-— -r—- — -—----------»The moral of this is that after fooling the coltapsed walls of tho abdomen. ! ftr0Qnd a grocery it is advisable fo make Fcr more than sixty hours before death 3 aesfcli of the pocketa. What the Iw took no nourishment The disease ( gnxwr intends for rterely i< harmless bit that baffled the medical skill of the ooun-'। pleasantry may result most dirai--. - ---- consumption A---- of ,the k.. bowels. Nr.nrntrt II trow!^. __ _________ ■*___ _ Newt. __ _ ‘ 'JJ —Daiibiir^i H ®3w0bli OTiWaa P. HOLLER 4- SON, act appealed to those rude natures more right sm^rt friends by that time ; au’ -pBOWttKTOitS nr tbo WotvertM toll. Thr woo-! A. r«p.n«u«u •' Ukx> MUti i* conflrmcrt b. the forcibly than a volume of sermons could when I was pnt on the passenger I runtlniml Inrrntw at jw'.rocuKv. CuWn M-rk a have done ; and all along the line Cap blowod a signal jest before I come to the Lollard'e ■ wife was invented .with a sort house, an’ she’d stand in the door an’ string hdrsfm-TOimHalhMe nAF^p^ftd. £»rd>. "Wai, genUctneff,” l>egan Cap, in re­ ''' “ Gf court*'you an-kfid^thsl ihofet o’ BrT'" nfo" sponse to the solicitations of tho crowd, tho Western roads was built on a bogust .QU.N Q. CHESSY, “ if nothin* else *11 do ye, I suppose you plan. Tho formers, along tho propotod। ! Ikeowlj- Cotim} ttarv«Mri<H<<rD'-ral L'o»ve>a»c«v jOTXnw OEt m tbc i-ourt bovra; HtMtliw, Mich. 1 ' I I Nf'tfBE, . a construction trzin, though I was put to borrow money on, the railroad conv on to a passenger that fall. There wa’n’t paniep guaranteeing to pay tho interest much business ^M?S FLEMiX-G, btuutcaa on the road n»d; an' «»' we wo was «aa OI] Ulo morlpw-w, rad p»v the loraon;; -looking The swell young min is generally up to MtbUhisl Coming bank on tl»o even­ had seen uis family aot out o doors, threaten to dump a train fur tho railroful «T>I#FV f»>yn>liiu’—because d cwlvea la U-o »k«co tn die country to kfll for a JOHN M. ROE. that was iny run, boys!—hod discoveredQC8E, Sl«n and Carrtagv PutnWr. Ontetas. the plan to pile my train over tho bonk. '' During the day the Speaker lay iu a Frwolnj. *n<l r»p«r Hsntflnc » Spcrialty. si»oj» om KeyuoU* * < o»k’« wMon «hop1 semi-lethargic condition, . with oyea knowed a thing or two. I could sec Kou^ewhat introverted, rad half covered ROMANCE ON THE RAIL. CHAS. W. DEMARA Y. Vr hM** > “J iJrMFP’J ® u’?w fF1p« i 'that plain enough. . 1 I’d told her, she atood close to the track “But with py. store do's on I kin an* throwod a lantern through the cab sudden start, as if from sleep, at which I was at Jim Larnigan* »Itr Union Honw. ' f.vce anything that wears calico; an* I time the irttellefil -wottlfl ’ be _ again thor­ the occasion suggested done ray self prtaid that time, I kno r. W. LINCOLN, •“But now it was all over she wilted, oughly aroused. He suffixed paroxysms -Beforu'f•aataCI?>ny> I had a bouncin’ of intense pain, which were "rendered an* I her on U.J my mmuo. hands. • ■■ - ... IT . X had X4' 1 VI* JU Good*. UcuW.yurol»Jh< Gvoda, N< visible by the knotted cords of tho wusMedleinw, w«vt 4*> of Nalu Sin-ei. * warmed Gap's blood unfed he felt that ltakm of'the neck and limbs rad oontxra-' E PARADY, every man was a brother; arfce might ■Iia’A nUV*ro<l it ' ' ..... T . . .. tion of tho nenrea of trio face rad eyon, mighty big lump in my throat All that my fireman run the train drippin' wet as she woe, I took her up in though there was but little audible indi•ode in his checkered life. For Cap sel­ mostly, while L-by in the under my arms an' atraddlod it off toward the eat^on of his suffering save ra occraional dom spoke of his wife to Chifboys; and 4hu hollow groan. He scemo I at tiriuw to about house. An’ tbinkin’—mighty solemn, J J. H RASEY, kin tallvc M how riip’d raved my life make painful attempta to express him­ ' " Tl’tAT JTAJf. a nd Hhotmw arrtrf io »i>y in one door to give me a plcosunt word. Of (no! (o^iAefifioi) the hull-train), an’ what self audibly without fmcoesB, and could «<** «*•**■**» d*«y a legend current that a “ green hand ” course I'd *s* got the grand bounce if the only iridlthte '^y fcwHvcs ror an occ.v a dainty lectio thing sho was to be out "*■" Webster a- iibiBs, ’ on tho road had once itailed him with, IbingUa H-.lto he.dqMii.ni; but u™.,, MBlrMtU.' tattul spasmodic whisper his wishes. tv »,arX‘nnTBSAlXkio*i frsra a»?th<- R!«>.- “ Well, Cap, how’s tho old woman and Uta mind was clear to the hurt. He the babies?** Tho story ran fhat; •★itiu J ■duhrt find no fault at his double work, ... ... ....................... her wet cheeks, an* lips, an’ hair, all the reoogniz<-d I ho Hou. ‘Montgomery Blair out deigning to answer in words, Cap arid others, who spoke to him, aad-slrortORNO STRONG, struck straight from tho shoulder, and th.ing lasted two weekr—such ajBoft job yj Jy. before death indicated tjj Dr, H.rrta, TEH. mA Pubttater nt ttw-Naabulli IllA bottom I..-,!...... ’ his would be friend went to grass with a couldn’t run InnM long—an’ then the ,bf tho Methodtat Criukch, his rcadintw sayin’, now and then : “ shanty -ovct his eye ’’ ,fw hta undwe •*i ui-Vr hu» to' die rad hopes of a future life of bapladiliarity. ; The fbivtlromspiotjpf tje^ A or Untat id<*tx*e at 11.. .*«^«=srt4T»JKS “ I hain’ti” • “Is your mind perfoctiy impartial between the State and the accused!” “Hit air." ** kre you conscientiously opposed to capital punirfnnent!’’ Tho State did not like tbo juror much, but -ft being hue and jurors ncaroe, ho wm put upon tho prisoner in the usual manner, tho solicitor raying, “Juror, look upon tho prisoner ; prisoner, look upon the juror.’’ . Tho juror wm quit® near tbo prisoner, nud when this command wan given ho bent over him, Kconning him from Lend to foot Tile juror Jookod toe prisoner firmly in the firn®, and then turning to the lodge, mid, in a firm, solemn voice, . “ Yes, Judge, I thihk he’s guilty.” Tin; i-irKfv<Kr.T3 of J>r.ir yoXK. Tho New York Tribune gives some interesting details respecting the labite and modus operradi of the pickpockets of that city. Thp majority of the fra­ ternity are now absent from tho mf-trQjxjr Us, having gons Either to Philadelphia or tbo leading summer retorta. Tho pickpocket not unfrequently commences life as a uewsboy or bootblack, hia first attempt being uu too.change iu his cus­ tomers’ poefenta, until he gradually with­ draws altogether from tho appearance of knifing an Jjonret Ijvijiibqod. rad bocomps duly ^prolkd in the brotherhood of crime. , The pickpocket often devel­ ops info tlm highway robber or burglar* arulsomeXimosenja,his careiir on the gallows, as in tho com of John Dolan, the Nuc murderer. Tho homo-car robl m:t iesgM* rpetxakd by, gragn .of eight ten. men, with.scarcely an attempt ftt.couocalpent, formcriy to «oumon in N«* York, am dow of rare ocrarrraoa The little old theater in Albany, N.Y., has been made tho scene of many curipos th<-3trical stories. On one occasion Edwin Forrest, then a young m;ui, and more famous for his muscle than his genitu,. gave a tremendous display of iiially powerful acting. Ho was rappoeed to repnaesi b Itoman warrior and to bo attacked by six minions of a detested tyrant At the rehearsal Mr. Forrest found a good deal: of fault with tho Kupea who condescended to play tho minions. They were too tamo. They wouldn’t go tn as if it were a real fight. Mr.' Forrbst stormed and threatened; tho snpes sulked and consulted. At length tho captain of tho r.upea inquired, in his locfd staog: s.■< " Yer want this to bo a bully fight, . “I do,” rephod Mr. Forrest "All right,’’■rejoined U>® captain, and tho rehMntarqtnctiy proeweded. In-tfiff liventtg tifo'HttM thtjater was crowded, rad.Mr. Forccjrt was gnthnsially received. tVTieu the fighting sqano occurred, the great tragedian took tho center of the* stage, and the six minions entered rapidly rad deployed in skir­ mishing order. Afetho cue “ Seine him 1” one mkiiou awumeda pugilistic attitude and struck a blow straight from the shoulder upon the noso of tho Ilomau hero; another rained him about tax inches from the stage by a woll- lirected kick, and tho others mode ready to nieh In for a decisive tussle. For a moment Mr. Forrest stood astounded, his brood chest bearing with rage, Ms great cy« like flashing fife, his sturdy tegs plantea like columns upori the stage. Than came gf»m from a friend in Indiana. He or two oompboBtK a week of robburies listened intently, and his mind evidently on tho street cars, and thtUe principally wandered for a time to the past ' He made by parties .who were ,ip|ooricated •jjhw robbed. The detoctiv*« now exendov grcalflr. vigilaacc w the . oara. than freru the ccaul charge roouutlyi made fornMriy. Pickpockets seldom travel m took to complete a contract in a given against hie honor and th# lumlsome gangs, but work alone, and most of this time, but, as tho.final dayraproachixh' fortadklhU{kiUdI^ena UeWaAking littte tribute paid to his sterling integrity in cU-s «rf thefts « done by youths of from Mr. Carpenter’s late speech before the 16 to 18. It m difficult to keep track of the cod of which, om rape wm seen progress with the work, and that his Beuate. professional thieves, lljiy change their' etiokiug head-foremost in the boasdrum rfaulenccs frequq^Jy and their,names’ ns piU-n, । AU j»r.ufe8BionaX thieves when Last \vccK a ragged mao, hqviug the descended If investigation,’ arrested hsvu their photographs plaad ft Wr»»e dMl wild BllOflk llo-y- and, having reached tho bottom, fotind- wppeawreee of an itawwralvmwiieiaa and iu the rogues’ gallery. la the rare esm: track, dodgin’ out o’ ths grand pit an’ k,ov in ovchitnpptfnr iUv smio’o, his woven workmen intently watching carryipg a finite jundej hie arm,-entered tito jshop (i'.a pruk-lmUlieri'and Sailed of a Uiief'H reformation his portrait is re­ shouted " Fire !” al the top of hta voice; 1 hcvcii crabs. Cioee examination dpv it moved and given up ;io him after a while Mr. Forrest, called before the for a sausage. When he camo to pay for “ AJJAjqg-tbv rcBd thm-,wM pocjb T n TT6*t-We Olin Mrtst, KUto'Ute. Mlrtt. period of probation. Funerals afford * “F. Hue Watehen anti Jcwttry cnrc: mighty fine farm houses ; sri’ onestrnck curtain, bowed his thanks pantingly to however, he discovered iuu that ho had Rxi-upro-uw it, nowever. nc meooverou uv uau is, rad triad Iwifeh him, an^ leering his the applauding audience, who looked They read tbs motniug papers to ascer­ upon the whole affair aS past of the . . ............ ...... .. i “ scries of fiddle’ as>- pledge, hurried' away-to ob ' old style—low an' spreadin’ out over the tain where funerals are to be held, and piece, and "had never seen Forreel act ground bo's to be comfortable and clear off their mortgages themselves, er races, one of which ws» in process at tain some. Hardly had he left than n mingfo with the tnonntexs at, toe bouse, ao splendidly.” roomy. A lot o’ clamberin' vines an’ git kicked out o* house an* home. tlio*tihw.: Tfie cause of .tori ’ddaj’/xas ' ti Ipftini lai tak Starifia, in the church, or even around the grave. explained." half a dozen wide spreadin* oaks made IN BUMS OF' There were formerly several schools in perceives the fiddle on- 'the-counter, JOtTA. loo$>4fe i^->kss it.^p a^ erte? excited­ It may not be generally known that ., OS LOSG TIMK. ' other bnmclHJs of crime w.:ro regularly and cigars are giving way to cigarottes ly': the ditch kinder promiscuous, yon bet!. L. BtfHMLL. taught,’But it is believed that they have among the Hmoking population, rad the “ "Why, it is a gtmnine Stradivari uh ! that water was a pretty choice article. ** Wai, as the (all puMed, tlic ereqiaV they'dm, nevertiicdess. Same very fine change is not wholly desirable,- if we all been broken up. got shorter, until' I dlan’t’'git |io taary’s ones have been raised on a farm on the I will give you 500 francs for it I” may believe toe following from the New JONES, bouse until aHt/ "dteM'*' 'iSieh she used EasfeBolyq pv^r, ajx>ut two milea uortlfe York Graphic: ,',Thc American youth Here in an extract from the prooee<lslow work iwttin’ on the box in Ute sun, to irta&d in the oj>en door-way, with the east of town. The plants were kept in are getting into a detestable habit of inga the Providence, II. I., police with that house in right, white the man .Itiw. when’; young, moot' of'the but has been tail hare for a few nkimvnts smoking cigarettes,-thp papery smell of court:,.The next victim was an old col­ was unloadin* the flats; an' it didn^t take at a winder. winter, and wer^ pnt' Otrt during the by the owner.’’ ored woman, named. Holliday. She 1 out dead ag'in* a gonial days, and..by_Lho exercise of carta ’S Bime reply. Tho stranger fcowly ami stood at the bar with tears rolling down powerful thjCTty when-wo It wan btacker’n reluctantly lays, down tbo precious insite that partic'tar place. So, down I the inside of a star ________ . crime .of keeping an uuliwrased dog. jumps, leavin' the flremra in charge, an* the rain lashed rig* years to bring the 'pirate to-irt^jeof ntrument, gives the pork-butehcr his found at' She had paid his Ueaaee for seven years, nz. »_____ U.I it all trio tronldc mid «xt>cn>w <rf nursing i th‘» wand Hotel raff gree l.etw fn ^’j«4 byrM*tj*« houw • 1 wm jflrt letcrun up al ine wen, . . , ,4. woaMtethrtigo. “Tferndfl j wtwm 1 taroed, ra’-J.-rusbu Jac.c’-' qnite' j* down grade, au,'at the end o’ —AoooaDeUa. The proprietor of the Stradivarinsjre- ' l»rs mid costa,” eaitl tiso Judge, in his . . . ' I tear in too doorway stood about the that grade a curve rouncl the face of a turns, pays for the sarisage, and is about I atfoctionate way. “ Oh, air 1 “ said the .... ■**» . bft fwnjUe fk*h j|n, blQod bluff, with a Iblfty-foot fall on the out- , ble servant popped the question.” Some genius, who evidently behoves that workmen riiould bo watched, says^? ~3J8H A Watflafler ad Jeweler, iToiflo'in MONEY TO LOAN! ^0.00 and UPWARDS DENTIST ilZ, ELIIIU CUIPMAjr, fjMtiPE of th€ PeaceJ U»» I rw. «*«.^,oa Xa.brlll., Mleb. Oumttaw-yMxW. ra ' „ ' , MOSEY TO laHowtu, . , no two-tegged man critter 1 a apKuHy. j ajdn- ht, LOAN ] FdW< U.U j»t KV, g<^ times*t-dw0's dopr wifebin fefaa tayt,few to depart when the pork-batober offers ; obi woman. " I havn’t got but just seven ! l! yrtA; towrt' havte Ja' KjM of kAritottk-uB to buy the fiddle, offers him 50 francs— j dollrns. If you would take that, and tet u-• tlwrught about it before I got tbar; but I UnyS to myaelf, «uya I. • A man that’s born to be hang'll never git drowned!’ So I pushed ahead, as liras'. " dost before cornin’ to th* Lockworth holdem life. Within feho time in which-i 1-1. hyl&jVy I 1x1• - * J• hta beep a metier of ao much rftoWmWThUl has bera am- | antty in attendance st his aide, seven I of his physicians have died. 1 1OI--W». This last off* proves top Lr.it.w J uraetx for 1U.« the • poftr davii, ....I and he accepts it Tho butcher pays the money. aoisM the fiddle which the mendicant snrrenders with tears, and hastens to the Grand me bring you the root Saturday night, I iwlltl.I ’ could .-<-11 Hell lo-imA Home r.f of my ilittitvw things wit.I and get a' get a litOd more money, sir.” upon ca««, which bring the fish directly from j Ulis comlition the old woman was j-e- ’ �■ N.. - BBOI., FRIDAY. (JO TO SEPT 1. 1S76 Slavs Trade—The slave Whole hog or none. trade still prospers in Africa. Lieut. Cameron says that the whole of Af- sweet to be watched over by a broth­ er—of one's dearest friend, . » MW • — • - ------- — starve trade is increasing, and whole Batavia. 111., passed an ordinance distnets-desolated by it. He thinks forbiding profane or indecent lan­ that by o|x-ui»g up the country to guage. and the first man fined under cc-rnmercial enterprise, srqd placing it was a Councilman. ■ Kfeamrti on the Congo River, much Iowa juries hold that, in case a een be done towards destroying lhe inhuman traffic; and Mr. Young, marriage engagement is broken, the who recently explored Lake Nyassa, parties must return all presents, or their worth in money. ■ h year earned off from this shores bf “1 shall follow her soon,*’ said a the fake. The imputation on the sad-eyed msn at the grave of his 'OUth and west are employed by the wife. Within a month he was fol­ Arabs to make war with the tribes lowing another wohui. inland to the west, and those that The Liar’s Club, of Austin Nevada, were captured were taken as slaves. has adorned its-room with hatchets •He firmly beltves that a dotfcn reso­ and branches of cherry trees. Bath­ lute Englishmen. with a vessel simi. fa* to the one now over' there, and I er an Austintalious style of decora­ tion. some bv bales ot’ ealieo, would pul HEADQUARTERS .‘•TATI'C.':1 FOR Dry Groods V. a MAIL LINE FOZB STATIONS CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. PHILADKLPHIA.PA. W e are receiving a stop to the whole traffic A, town in Kansas is called "Wom­ an’s Waste.” because an Indian le­ gend, says that an Indian once killed There were a score or more of bis wife there for wasting buffalo women gathered together at Mr. John­ meat. son's house. Mr. Johnson is a goodRochester is the spot where base­ hearted tnan and a respectable oiti- ball first opened'its eyes on this wick­ rzen. though he is rather skeptical ed world, and there'a where one sur­ about some things. The women had geon has mode >50,000 amputating just organized ‘•The Foreign Benev­ fingers. olent Society’ when Mr Johnson enNorwich, Connecticut, made prep­ terdd the room. He was at once ap­ pealed to donute a few dollars as a arations to set tramps at work, but foundation to worK on, and Mrs. Gra­ when the work was ready not a tramp THE could be found. Here's food for re­ ham added: “It would be so pleasant in after flection. years for you to remember that you gave (his society its first dollar and its ~4*!t kind word." He rfoxriy opened his wallet, drew out a"en dollai bill, and as the Indies smacked their lipa and clapped their hands he asked : “Is this society organized to aid the poor of foreign countries ?'X ' "Yes. yes, yes they chorused. "And it wants money?" “ Yes, yes!’’ “Well, now," said Johnson, as he folded the bill in a tempting shape, "there are 20 married women here. II there are 15 of you who can make the oath that you have combed your children's hnir this morning, washed the dishes, blacked the cook-stove, and made the beds, I'll donate this "I have,” answered two of the Crowd, and the rest said : •• W by, now, Mr. Jo-lnson !” "If 15 of you can .make oath that .your husbands are hot wearing socks wi’h holes in the heels, this money is yours," continued the wretch. •■..Just bear him !" they exclaimed, each one looking at the other. • “If ten of you have boys without holes in the knees of their pants, this •X’ goes to the society !" said John­ son. ' “Such a man !" they whispered. “If there are five pair of stockings in this room that don’t need darning. I’ll hand over the money !" he went on. “Mr. Johnson." said Mrs. Graham, with great dignity, “the rules of the society declare that no money shall be contributed except by members, and as you are not a member we beg that you withdiaw and let us proceed 'with the routine business.” . Among-the Sioux Indians a moth er-in-law can be thrashed with a lodge-pole if she looks her son-in lew in the face for the first year of his marriage. an I ndef«-rvlenc, «T" Norornttfr 10th. 1S76. GOODS DAILY, l>orlBs the thirty d«y» la e opoato* of tka ExblbiUoa i PEOBYLVA1TIA RA1LH0AD, * Gfd Rapid*---- Lt. Hammond--------MlddlTTine-......... N-hr'Sk...... ArNwbvlllr....... Lv... Vermcntvlllo ....... Charlotte............. F.«um Rapid.,---Onoodaca,.............. Best Calico 6 cts. per yard. GOODHUE SOLD COUP A GOOD GAITER FOR $1. AND 8.00 a m 1IA5 SB 10.13 P « <ds 1X17 pts UJ» «,« 1X44 1MB 12.10 a m 7.40 1.40 1143 IM IM MS MS X® x*0 1,15 S.03 »A0 Jack too............Lr. Ann Arbor........... 10,43 ill Warne Junction 11.18 4.10 11,46 DatrolL..............Ar. 19,00 noon a.» XI* 4.00 M3 64* 7JIS 7.45 1,00 S.16 8,36 X30 « trolt8,3u*.m. WESTWARD. and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. STATIONS.___ ’Mail. Detroit Lt io or, i G.T. Junction 10,20 Wayne Junction 10,40 Ann Arbor ” BOOTS FOR $2.50 The first and only plow made by Daniel Webster is on exhibition al FRANK THOMPSON, the Centennial. Daniel never held it but once, arfd you can see where his heels knocked the splinters off. G, A. TRUMANS. KOCHER BROS NASHVILLE Fort Wayne, Jaclson & Saiiaaw R. R. eiloar tins Bm'rrr 391255 MICHIGAN AND THE Si O. O. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE ADVT. gll! THE BEST, and get the Old and Sellable DEPOT, TRAINS BUN BY CHICAGO TIME. ON SOUTH MAIN STREET, Illinois Railroad HARDY tc. 1142a m Rlvea Junction, May 13, 18S7. The eight-button. glove is prety unequaled In America. ’ fair, but a Detroit imanufacturer is landscape THE EATING-STATIONS on Uta Um arenamaking some with buttons clear down io the fingers. He says he'll give ’em all the buttons they want. If a tallow candle be placed in a gun and shot n! a door, ft will go through without sustaining injury; and if a musket ball.be shot into the water, it vrtll net only rebound but be flattened; if fired through a pane of gtass. It will make a hole the size of tlie ball without crackiag the glass ; if the glass be suspended by a thread it will make no difference, and the lbread wjll not even vibrate. Cork, if »unk 200 feet in the water, wtH not rise on account of the pressure of • he water. In. the arctic region, when Happy is the man who has found the thermometer is below zero, per­ out his sins before his sins have found sons can converse more than a mile distant from each othe^ hitu out. Too Poo*.—Some gentlemen Weer Mlsudinwt recently, at a street corner, when a little gtri approached and rat­ tled off her lines in quest of a dime. “Are you au orphan ?' asked one of them, •‘we are only interested in or­ phans." “ No sir." replied the Utile purret, thrown on her own resources to amplify her part, "we are too poor to he orphans." Tne maladrvitnexs of this explanation was too much. She got a dupe from each member of tpe |»afiy. EASTWARD. •BSii; w*6-' ' Exprro. Expre.. STATIONS. and Dlrbt The doctor who sued the Californ­ kwomoUvca ia philanthropist, James Lick, for the amount of his bill, swore that he made 3,150 visits, Some patients can stand anything. Au enthusiastic but rather tiresome member of a Danbury church started into a prayer at a recent meeting. He prayed* with great fervor for the brethren. Finally he paused, and the congregation thinking he hud done, indiscreetly started a hymn. “Hold on there, for heaven's sake screamed the excited brother,"! ain’t prayed for the sistern yet." . TO ntro aaoM GBAUD RAPIDS ASD DBTBOIT, are proof that the peo­ ple know where Barnum believes he shall eventually*bring up in Heaven. The first thing he’ll do after getting there is to cross over to the newspaper corner and ask for a puff. We are told that no man in the colonies could surpass Thomas Jef­ ferson as a dancer, and when the mu sic grew light and inspiriting it is said that the author of the Declaration of Independence was wont to “knock it down" with a vim and emphasis that endangered the flooring bnt cal­ led forth loud applause from the be­ holders. FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS. INCREASING SALES The rate of lunacy has increased thirty per cent, among the colored people since liberty came to them, and there's a problem fo scientists to ponder over. “What shall I sell this lor? It is marked >4.50, and cost 60 cents.” DIVISION. TIME TABLE. Most of the newsboys in Detroit have belonged to the Blackfeet tribe since the first of May, but a few fros­ ty mornings will work a change of nationality. It if perfectly safe to send a De­ troit boy to the grocery after a peck of harvest apples. His judgement will warn him not to.devour any on the way home, but to hide a dozen under the crosswalk. GRAND RAPIDS The Reliable Short Line Fart Mail Bonte of th. United States. A Kentucky schoolmaster whose wife was one of his pupils had occas­ ion to punish her one day. Tncnexi day the school-house door bore this Yesterday morning as a well-dress­ inscription: “School closed for one ed citizen was crossing the city hall week; schoolmaster ill.” grounds a thick-set and very determ­ A Massachusetts man n fact u re r ined woman called on him io slop. has been-granted a patent right for a He halted, and as she harried up she noiseless shoe which will be a great asked: convenience to the kicker but dread­ "Do you keep a little store on Gra­ fully discouraging to the kicked beca tiot avenue T' use he will never hear a squeak till “No ma'am, I don't, nor a big he’s hit. store either.” idt "I’d like you to help me a little . "Don’t you lie to me," she wheez­ ga said a tramp, poking his held into a ed, Mocking his way. ' 1144 r ■ country store. “Why don’t you help RMdlnf “Lie to you? Why, don’t you Ilink'-r« yourself?" said the proprietor angrily. know who I am f JooMTiUa I think I do. I tbiqk yon are th^ “Thank yon. I will,” said the tramp, as he picked up a bottle of whiskey reprobate who wold my son John a little, dried up old corset without any and two loaves of bread and disaplace-holes in the back, making him peaied. ^All train* dally rxrrpt Sunday. Jacxtoa — CIom eonnectiot believe that it was one of those newIt is rather annoying, to say the LtMlchit-n UrntraL Jaekron. L fashioned bustles.” Grand River Valley, and Mlehli least, when the new clerk of a Bos­ “Madam, I am not in the corset ton merchant, who had just been ini* Southern lUHrrw! lusiness—great Heavens, no!" ex­ listed into the mysteries of the trade­ .r Baxxxm—With Detroit, Hll.dale a Indiana Ral'nwd. claimed the man. mark, inquired in a loud voice as a LT WaaaLoo —With I.ake ghore * Michigan «. .. . , .. , ,_ . , “Yen are the same man he des­ customer demurred to the price, cribed—short, blue eyes, faded whis­ kers and long ears ! " Don’t think to deaeive me! Don't think that be­ cause I am an old woman I can’t make a terrible example of you ! ‘ “You are simply mistaken, ma'am” he said, waving his hand and start­ ing ofl. “There’s gqilt—-that proves it!" she shouted, making after him. He saw her on hia trail, and he skipped into the hall and disappeared before she entered. She entered all the rooms on the first floor in her search, and when she realized thai he had evaded her she unrolled the corse*., slammed it ngainst the wall and remarked to the laughing crowd : "Gcuilemen, you may laf and tick­ le and grin, but the pintle wlw swindied my innocent boy has got a pan thcr on his trail and he’d better look out for claws !'* ana keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. . Our CROCKER, Proprietors. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Jackson W*agon REAPERS, MOWERS, FOR SALE ONLY AT Charlotte Vermont, NaahvlUe, NaabvIU* Baalim. M'UUUUo, Hammond, Grain] Rapid*, ■Sunday except 4 Dally. Through Coacoca ana »agner creeping vara I through to and from Grand Rapid* to Detroit. All train* connect In aamedepot al Detroit with Great Weatcrn, Grand Trunk and Canada Soutl era Kall- E. C.-BROWN, H. B. LEDYARD. At the closing of a concert, while a young gentleman was struggling with his hat, cane, overcoat, opera­ glass, and his young lady’s fan. all of which he was trying to retain on his lap, a suspicious looking black bottle fell on the floor with a thud. ‘There,’ be exclaimed to his companion, "I I shall lose my c uigh medicine." That was presence of miud for yon. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER. hanking the public for past favors solids Horse Rakes, Plows, FRESH MEATS, Wheel Cultivators, all kinds, which will bs told k>» for o«sh Ths bighMl pric* paid for Hides, Frits He. Give them a cell on West side Maia St NsMTilts. Mieh. Harrows, Corn Planters, and Road Scrapers, Al the following greatly reduced p.ice,, COMPLETE, with Double Box, Wbifflelreea, Necbyoke, Stay Chains, and one Steel Spring Seat, for MARBLE WORKS BLACK &. YTELLEB., Proprietors. $70 CASH, OR $75 ON TIME xvxnr ues'-Kimoa or TOMBSTONES NEW MEAT MARKET. ROBERTS &. H OSLER, GALE CHILLED aid DIA10ND IRON PLOWS Don’t buy Inferior Wagons, made of Brash and Brittle Timber when you can buy Wagons made of the Very Toughest Timber, that has been sea­ soned under cover from three to five years at the same price. . and MONUMENTS, Foreign & American Satisfaction Guaranteed. BLACK k rVLLli. ADow*d »• W tally READ,’ Fresh and Shit Meat*! L. EIORI ’K Bottom Prices. The J ackson XVagon Carriages and Bnggirs. NEW LIVERY! PATENT lit NABHV1LLK AND VICINITY I «* U» SHk «r «Or month b« GUARANTEE: v . ir.J-x-xy jl. t LEANDER EMORY. SALK and BOARDING STABLE, j The fullowing is a copi of our regular warranty. Each purchaser is en! lifted to its benefit, and should avail themselves of it by asking our agents jfor it, viz : We warrant Jackson Wagon No .... of our manufacture for one year, Io be of good seasoned timber, and well made ; any breakage (except springs) from any defect in material or workmanship, to be made good free of cost to the purchaser. AUSTIN. TOMLINSON k WEBSTFR M F G CO. NABU VILLE. MICH. Sick and ' Afflicted-! OF DR. J. B? I*aSl RE Stockmann A willyard rnoniiETOM HEAD! Special Medical Aanonucm'l Til k In pool of Durilnuty. Style and Finiah, and Ligblneesa ot Draft and Eaay Running Qualities, is not aurpaased by any Wagvn in the world. CROOK S READ! DOUBiLE WAGON iik.f * ciecm. (Our Seat Springs need no warranty, as they are leaving lhe shopis) tested before �CASH! SEPT 1. I67« FRIDAY, Charlotte. luiimmiM That is $10,000 WILL OFFER JO, Genuine Kish in g cry»; A A. trrnb’c CSSra During the next 30 days Worth of Merchandise at Cost, for the next Sixty Days, at eaull with inten I to bill. flnimTM k Dnaxsx'a. I ewitt, of Mireugo, Richar.1 A. Round, of 1 Jsmea Charles with p. W, Lixcolxa. GREAT INDUCEMENTS rhokilL TO PURCHASERS OF homicide. OmrriTa k Dnxnx'a. Andrew Tiffany, of Jobs*rille, is in Jail to * having, seduced his iHlh Cider! GEO. M. SAVAGE 8t GO'S COLUMN C'lrt er! At Charlotte last week Charley McCon­ nell, wm quite Mriously injured by a brio* TO which fell from the roof of a throe-story building, and struck him on the head. Berryville, Aug. 6lb. 1876. Fhkxd D. Socles. A thlrteen-year-old girl named Burner Rapids man to the Coldwater jail, heavily has mysteriously disappeared from her borne near Charlotte, and visions of foul play fldat through tho minds of her friends. . Lrxcotx'i. Wednesday afternoon in Brookfield, about and the four miles from Eaton Rapids, as Bimon Mills wm attempting to water a vicious mule he wm kicked in the breast and dan- Cherek, next Saturday at 2 p. OYSTER DEALERS. at hard-pan prices. paying in advance for the next year. HATS & CAPS AT COST, Boots & Shoes at Cost Prints, Cottons. TICKS, ployed on tho Lake Shore k Michigan Soulcrn railway, bad both lags horribly mangled while attempting to oonple cars at Monroe, Thursday. Quincy, are $80,000 of which $31,000 are secured, leaving $69,000 unsecured, com­ posed mostly of deposits. The total assets are $60,000. CLOTHING AT COST, Uttl ron on <;rd<r ,-ni u<«tS.-r,«:.:! cr. JJKMIPNH Stripes and -Mr. Elihu Chipman will speak further An infant child of Mr. Wearo of Muske­ upon tho subject of ••Spiritualism,” at the gon, wm bitten a few days since by a fly Mo»l rc-pectfuny yours, poisoned with fly paper, and died from the Wholeeals Oy.trr nr tent next Saturday evening. Give him a effects of poison. The child's throat, lips Rok & Cleteh. and chin were swollen fearfully and turned flOUBB.niTS<»S (BRYANT A STRATTON) black. vr mnawna vnivbkbity. Good, Fresh Crackers by the barrel mnd, cheap, at D. W. Lixcolx’b. Christian Church next Sabbath on the fol­ . Oakland county wm visited by a destruc­ tive storm of wind and hail test week Tfaurslowing topics: Morning, ‘•The White — New Goods put received at _ square, and derastatated 10,000 acres of Gairrrvx & Dnxn’a. corn, washed out roads and demolished merit U tMeeMarj-. Young mm will roiwult tbefr mortality of Man.** own In ter Mt t>v vi.ltlng till. Inatltullon when In ffenoes. Mttrdi of ■ Vu«loci» c<luratl»n. Colliwa Paper end \—The Village School will commence Sept. A German child at Bay City tipped over Ccntenoial pamphlet of U pa}** •cnl k*-' 4th. Miss Eva White of Saranac will leach a pall of hat water upon itself and wm IfipiiaQ wanted for tbe life ol D. W. LtiooLw'a, the High School; Mrs. A. J. Beebe the In­ scalded to defth, and tbe father comforted U Mf Good Cotumado Pants for $1 al termediate, and Mice Mina HoCartuey the D. W. Lineout's. Primary department. carelessness. JOHN H. WENDELL A CO, — NEW GOODS si The total liabilities of Bowen & McGowGntrrrrn k Dnxxx's. r. Lixcpu. DRY GOODS AT COST, FULL LINKS OF Trutaaa is filling up the long Brisket, per lb_.. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHHYG, NOTIONS, dtC., &C. AC. Crockery at Cost, Checks. BEST ASSORTMENT OF gUadjj-^adt GROCERIES AT COST. CLOTHING! From $5 per Salt Up. MEN’S SUITS FOR S5.00, BOOTS AND SHOES ! „ . Pure Linen Coats nt 75 ets. each. IN GREAT VARIETY, From $1 a Pair, Upwards. STOGA BOOTS, SZ.75, Grain Commission Merchants, DETROIT, - MICHIGAN, 15 GRADES OF TEA Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per lb. —The Bov. J. B. Hui in, of Middleville, SO CENTS TO »1.00 PR POUND. killed Saturday while plowing, his team Mr«. E. C. Elttlnger having run away and dragged him by tbe — Remember that the cheapest place iu E, Church at Hastings, Isst week, with a lines which were fastened around hi« shoul­ AU Goods Sold as Represented, and Mr. West's skull wm crushed and all - Nashville to get Groceries and Provisions. paralytic stroke. He is still living but the der. Satisfaction Guaranteed. his ribs broken when bo wm found. Teas, Coffees, Spices, School Books, Blank Location.— West Side of Main Mrs. Lottie Huddelon, of tbe Canadian —The Michigan Conference Church of Street, in W. A. Aylsworth's Brick. settlement, Eaton county, died with grief the United Brethren In Christ will convene recently at being charged with poisoning Spring and Summer Styles in Annual Session at the Kilpatrick Church her husband, who died aome months ago. in Woodland, on Wednesday, Sept. 6th., at A post-mortem examination entirely exhon2 p. m. Bishop Dickson is expected to .pre- eraled her. but lhe disgrace weighed Jatally upon her mind. We would respectfully call the attention elde. ■of the People of Nashville and vicinity to CUTTING AND FITTING, Sam-iel B. Seovill, clerk at tho Sauk Ste. —Daring a game of base ball at Hastings Marie canal for five years, has absconded.' He took passage on the oteamer Celtic, but market in our new building, 2nd door north fearing he'would be captured at Port Hur­ ■of the bakery, where we shall constantly just S. EEIBHAUSER, on, he look a life-preserver and jumped keep on hand all kinds of meet at reasonable overboard in tbe lake. Il is believed that ••dead bait”. “Dead ball.'k retorted the he never reached shore. He had stoloh a DURING THE striker, struck, “If there's a live ball on lhe Best Surloin Steak 10 cla., and other ground, that's 1L” ■ A man by tbo name of John White, Cutting and Mnktnc done In tbe tete»t Hoc & Clever's M rat Market. Good Fine-Cut Che wing Tobacco, 45 cts. MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! Dress and Cloak Making, Nashville, Mich., Joly 15th, 1675. L. J. WHEELER. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. 1876 1776 GRIFFITH & DURKEE, MERCHANT TAILOR! P. DURHAM k BON. vine tobacco of D. W. Lixcolx, D. W. Lixcolx's. iae family Medicines, that I am selling al D. W. Lixcolx. —The operetta of ••Leila,” was rendered streets of Northville, Saturday evening lhe Wednesday and Thursday evenings at tho 26th inst., and placed in the lock-up. Soon after his incarn»Uon tbe building was dis­ covered to be on fire, end before assistance village, under the direction*of Mrs. M. E could be rendered tbe unfortunate inebri­ King and Mrs. E. E. Barnum. The chil­ ate perished in the flames. It is probable dren did extremely well, taking into con- that the unfortunate man set fire to tbe rderalian the short time they have been straw in his cell in attempting to light his pipe. practicing. Several pieces of superb music READY MADE CLOTHING! STAPLE AM) FANCY Centennial □ MEN’S, YOOTHS’ & BOYS’ CLOTHING Boys’ and Men’s Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Gloves and Mittins, Groceries, &c., Please give me a cnlL num and her hatband. LIGHTNING EXPBILXS. Nashville, Mich. Nov. Io. «- LIKBUAUSER. HASTINGS. NEW BAKERY. Roc & Clever's Meat Market. There ia considerable sickness in this and II. ALDRICH ux something for Dyspepsia and Liver Comfatal. Typhoid fever taking the lead. Hr. Crawley, of the firm of Crawley* A proof that Gassx'a Acorrr Flowkx wiji Mato, last week, while shoeing a •fractious ■cure you of Dyepepsia and Liver Complaint with all its effects, such as Boar Stomach. threw himself on Mr. Crawley in such Siek Headache, Habitual Coeiivenaas, palpi­ tation of the Heart, Heart-burn, Waler without’ Basil lance.. Although badly bruia- ■ofOuaw'a A cc.ce t Flowsb for 10 cents and DEALERS IN without any broken bonea. ■doses will relieve you. on being arraigned before Justice Rayford, of tbo “Wil- waived examination, an d in default of $300 bail, lhe Hotel de Creasy will furnish him with board, until his Honor, the Judge, The base ball match on tho fair ground •rail themselves of this opportunity. Call xud see them. « Oaxo Svxosa. The eccompliebmeot of the extraordinary run from New York to San Francisco in 80 hours, and almost one-third of the. entire distance over the FL Wayne & Pennsylvan­ ia Railway, was a most fitting fulfillment of the promises made by the management of A thia great line, that in the One Hundredth year of our existence as a Nation, a railway for the completeness of its structure, tho perfection of its equipment, the most exact •■xpediments for speed, all modern improve­ ments for comfort and ingenious combina­ 23 tions for safety, on the face of lhe globe, should be the great Ft. Wayne A Pennsyl­ vania Road. How well, trely and faithful­ ly has that promise been kept, may be Judged by the great crowning triumph in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS^ TVjVSII'V'IUL.E, School and Jlisccllaneaus BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER, PAINTS. OILS, COLORS LUNCH ROOM VARNISHES, BRUSHES, * GROCERIES! We ore now fully prepared for lhe Fall Trade of 1876. Havipg purchased our Stock, the first week of Aug., duria^ the depressed con­ dition of the market, at bottom prices, we feel confident that we can offer Goods at rates that will be satisfactory to ths closest buyers. We shall add to our stock, from t«me * time, all the latest styles that Frfisfc Breafl, Rusks, Cakes, Crack­ ers and Pies WOOL CARDING? Palmer Spacial Ban Francisco Train, which Came into my enclosure July 16lh. three chip of Barry County resulted three to ono ran from New York to Chicago in less than i’ll hours—a dlitanee of 912 miles. 444 same by calling at my place, and paying all i miles between NewTork and Pittsburg, wm make their appcarence in the Eastern market. Without going further into detail, we extend a a cordial invitation to all to examine our stock before purchasing With thanks to our customers for their past patronage, we solicit a continuance of the same, and also invite those who have not hith­ erto traded with us, to give us a trial, believing that wc can offer goods at prices that will be entirely satisfactory. Surgical Instruments, Trusxes, Etc,, H. ALDRICH ItflCBLXGUkM. TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, It<-»«pcotT«Ily Yourn. GRIFFITH de DURKEE. Buy Your TEAS of The Nashville Carting Mills Fine Tobaccos and Ciian. NEW CROP OF WOOL! MAPLE CJiOYE. DJ* Pay your Subscrip­ tion like a man. Wool tent by rail will be carded with glc stop—* feat entirely without precedent The picnic held at Mr. MoOmbar*s grove in the annals of railway history, and teach­ promptnc* and returned per dirccllorut. es us that nothing is impossible on the Great Ft. Wayne 4 Pennsylvania Railroad, and that it has outstripped the progressive held at Chipman's Hall next Saturday evening. pla Grove Center, September 0th. Old World. Foreign newspaper correspond­ ents, visiting our Centennial, overlook tbo great .Exposition and its world of wondirs, and fill their homeward-bound letters with Havimt tod a And lhere axe no hacklebcr- It costs South Carolina thraa thouond dollars to convwt, exoonle and btiry a murderer, and tne lemonade stands around the gallows make no great profit. __ A bath-house coating six dollars of all Ideas advancing the inter­ comfort of its patrons. Pullman’s i New Pa'ace Sleeping, Drawing Room and Hotel Com, are run upon all trains, and tbe; line being many miles tbe ahortesi. from Chicago to Raw Fork, PhUadelibia, Bal It- 50 cts to $1 POMES ONLY. LARGE EXPERIENCE LEE Do you want Dye sittfis? ■nd will Fl Wayne Railway system, and invaribly ») y ca.n live in London for one-ha If while coming to Middleville Utt Saturday, and unhesitatingly pronounce it, the model railway of the world, and America's fitting 4he cost tn New York. That may by hoisting an umbrella while on bunw representative of rations I engineering. thing ? TEAS Price, 10 Cents per lb., or 121 where I Wines and Liquors FOB 14KDU AL AND MKUltANJUAL PUB-j . Fmish Oil. Curukt Perfect hthfactM. J. W. POWLES, Prop. LIVERY STABLE! Do you want I’d in is and Oils ? j Do you want a good Book for the . BROTHERS And join in the chorus with those thut are already singing : This is the Tea I long Jtave sought, And mourned because I found it not. Home Circle? Do you want School Books ? THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF Do you want n Prescription filled with oare ? - -------------- - ---------------- ----------------------- ------ ’j WM. VENN. Pbopmibtob. ! At Bkgoed'e old aland, Nashville, Mich. ■*i cities. snee in the livery bwiinewi and is prepared General Office. 1K Clark St., Chicago, or io furnish all who wish with a good rig, | and al prices coxnwponding with ths clow i Umos. 4’yl ' Call and See Ui In Nashville and sell them at lhe Sma^eM Profit. ' Straight "A" for ll cents, Grawlalal You can buy cev Yelloi C IO cents; Fount Tettly, And other Groceries equally «■ low in price. BOISE BROS. LEE BRO'S. �pnb PAPER WAREHOUSE should for Governor. ■• Well. I’m w» *od-»o, if this TUB MAHKMS. o' bed for a job p’ that kind." Something dropped ujxxr th*.side-1 walk, and Hia Honor cried out, “ What s tart speiug waa energetic *ud satirise, and । thatt” • " Ten dollars,” answered one of the wm* sanraaadad v»tb " Here's tha cu— of being a public man," sighed the Judge. " I s p«e .warms that The door ain’t locked. j S.»eh means of destroying tbewnt Crook's Mnmand will 5; Preventiqrt BkHbt •tendered uie-o mw* “"•“•ryr I*»M U.. Uurt-d mb,. W’WsW*’* . Slide up. nceivr-d br the Collector »r B» AM, u. W Fine Flat Papera, smSe Medium to Fata. First door to the right” The party went up. Hia Honor was sitting up iu bed, sad said he hoped the lady would excuse hia costume, and the WMk to ascertain »be foertbOliy of introducing 'which it is not iudi*euoua may not Utt to wiour on tbo Colored Print Papera, cuicirtd. iboretm. • - -ri A Tinted Papera, Cover Papera, 3*1 lady said " cern’ly." * ' "AU right, then You two falters that ain't Roin’ to be slaughtered fitend buck, and you two come fornd. Yes, license aif, correct Lady 25; name Spikington. Gent21 and named Muffly. Arthur Muffly, do yon take thia woman to be yoiiT wedded wife.’’ .. ofc, y—, sir!" gwped tbe I |jfa, faw, c^mison auil Ilin knot* trembling. The two friends behitul ex­ e Ruled Papera, - 1 ■ " • Book Papera, ' ' ' ) •■ : ‘-H ytG Manila Papers. ■Bavelopea, T^«b, ........ .. ... » • -mm LariSilffiJvuif >4 "<i"« iff. LOtHa. _ to tho bolder thereof tbe sum called for under tbo Wlatav...—... 1 MJ»41 M . . . ...___ J .- -- ~.t „(■ II,. RI.U far several days, and that the Turks loot 15.000 both Tarry and led.................... men in killed, woanded and prisoners. Thia Kiel. w. ■ ■ । ———------------tmeury for tbe name. far tbo Advancement of tfcience. last August, 1 victory will secure to Nervis better tertna. —Bte Victoria crtonflfew Houth Wales, ta » rote an follow; . (JU-.b^/wrffono/rtcr^K Barring oxoej>Uor*l Artificial Afeoe* V y^royi.^lV - coe—. where nhaliow plowin' can be resorted —Dfytotoa Na A M lhe Ancient Order of Intanasly ooll weather. Their winter oornoe __ . . .. ..___ th Htben>lana,U Pbilwklpbia. has absolved, and in July. Two mililaa shtep died in ILvcriua changed grinx Chicago CMWWa- '! . for want' of grasa. _ "Well, that’s all right. Belinda European and Ariatie Gjvenitobnta liable 4Tha JBoomw tto mmnbcre bellcysd tbate funAa *wvjw to be d.- 1 i4ottWchto#Of remuntrativo emr.lojnwnt to young people Spikington, do you take this mail to be HEALTH AND { vrtefto tbe defease of tbe Molly Maguire*. your wedded husband t” of the ground, .seldom to a greater <!opUi | —Tbe oenteaniol anniversary of tbo beltlr-of Otaa. " Oer’nly,” answered the lady. late f*ll and oariy spring. than an inch ; and Ugh. dry gronnd ia preferj Long lalaod. which was fought oa tbe 27th of " Well, tliat’s all right; but before I red for lhal parpono. Very often Ibe grouud hatched lt>ru*u fhoutd be encouraged by • August 177A mi duly olbcrvrt in BrooklgD. ■ Tbo pastont of wrtr' 30& ebtu^iew df rtl Be- stating the eel la ao cMaplstely filed with (base egg enter*, A bushel of the newly-batched locuita will con­ go any further Fd be obliged to you, that not a apounful of tbo aoU can ba tnraed tain thirty or more Unas aa many individuals Mr. Muffly. for a chaw of tobacco.” Mr. Muffly not being addicted to tho then.- to call attention, in their discourse*, to up without exposing them, and a harrowing or as will a bunbei of the pope, and, morooyer, **s »* eliallow plowing wJU cause tbe aarfaoe to look ; their destruction prevent* tbo snbecqucut In­ filthy habit, ono of tile friends sup­ Uie Ipasa to be derived from tbe great resole-. ’ -iuhi uBtM?. n. quite wbiiiab ae tbe maasea break up and jury. It would be fotly to pay CO cento a plied His Honor with a mouthful of tho -Totkar*.......... ... *• ** w Sig krt 10,000 nxn in five days’fighting around I bushel for them tater in tbe eeaaoa when weed. _ ___ ______ \ —ths Nataooal Hpovtamsu * Aasoeiatioti abd th j ; mart of ths b^nu tt^y are capable of dotog. “ £<*«** *i» । my brand,” Urn Judge —Deports concerning the Bulgarian atro I or plowing, aa they are not only thereby more National Ksnosl Club. Tbo f anoar body eraThs prtoo offered, therefore, ahonld • vary with rcmsrked'affably, fts he fixed the pillow veaod at tbe Grand Pacific Hotel, the latter at dues are fully eonfitmed. ' Tbo Londoa Times jishta to tbe attacks of natural cnem.ca. bat tho eeaaou, and while M or 75 cento should bo more comfortably behind his back, and I tbe r*om* of the AuJubou Clui^ Q>npmsiuDsi' •aye, edttoriany. that mxeh bxrbahty Wfll not bo j J. V. Le Moyne del.verod an aditrw before the telerated ly Euglafcd, prtrtpk acUtoa oB offered in in March, pnoe ahoold lo . iMSgan ^king his jaws. "Solace is । offered Marti', tha tno price iuvuw dlmintah ™ Sportsmen * Aaeocistion, of WbtBIi he'la the tbo part of tbo Brildb gon rument is called eon. If deeply turned under by tbe plow, SO cento in April. 23 cento in May, aod‘10 cento much better. However, Mr. Mufflj nyny of lb«a will rot, and tbe yOOsg Uat tn Jone. In addition to the foregoing reqaire- and Mins Spinkiugtuu do .me tbe favor PreeideiiL plastjEL far. chance to haUii will come forth Roe late die mento of such an act, every precaution should —It ia unofficially ^nuonoced from Turkey 'to jtno your bandit. So. Now, I de­ , CBIXB A XD -CJUKHTA LA. tlial Ibero<is Cobos change of rulers there be taken to prevent fraud and dtebonsaty in clare you man and.wife by virtue of tbe ehortJy. fialtan Mahmoud to to bo deposed, obtaining lhe bounty. , authority voatod in mo by the laws of ha* written a inter to the Kuim* City Tfwuw and Ab ltd Hamid wilt bo proclaimed bia sue- tbe egg* to tbe surface iu tho spring. Ftneaej sconDmoita. denying camplidty in an^of she crimes the State of Nevada. Tho job’s done." charged againdt him, and iccusing Gen. Bacon ‘ "What’s tbe feet” asked one of hia Montgomery with, bwtigatiug the Migtoari Pv e< 3TOi‘i~rfirr c.r-iifir «**«<><., to accomplish which ought not to be dilhcult, j frirnda, » tall man with a grave face, tall ma WliiTo tbe army was being marched rww,finite and fsd upon aoU filled wit!} such eggs, stepping forward. mttj Uieeu wUl bo dortrtyed by «x» toward Madsmui, I obtained my first ••That, ” remarked Hia.Honor, with ••That. ” remarl replies ia wuuug willing w to be rvpnw thal^e <11*11 oo investigated, inroaugaiea. and ana i ।tramping. rille, Lafayette county, suggeoto that to insure ' invites Jarno, to stand * like trial at Hcdaha. I experience with cavalry advance guards. I /A'atrvtks. <-/ the Unfledged Yonng.-h» ] becoming humility, “ ia UBUBlly left to concert of action, tho supervisor* of each pranking that no ether cliatso ahall bo | Gen. Ston*itann, Chief of Cavalry, was i (hern stated ta tb> article already ellndad to, the generosity of the groom. ” r.choo! district bo authorized to call out every brought against him. directed to jmah n large force of cavaby । "How’athat for style 1” inquired the able-bodied man and oblige tarn to work in a —Two brother* named Danham wire killed along the Uno of lhe Orange and Alex- ।ia aafficiently firm and even, doetroyn tho ! general system of.dostnu-Uoa as soon as the tall man, handing the Judge three trade audria railroad, to determine the porn- :larger jwrtion of them, bat io moat advanDung hMoote begin to travel. dollars. The Enemy of Diseue,. the Foe of tageoualy employed when the inaocta are moot ' 7^ eisting arrest by a owortable'e poec. Tbe Dnn- ’ " Thank'ec,M ttaid lhe Judge. "Good­ hams tank refuge Io ■ *«;: store, and rtjx-t> j tion-of.thd enemy, and, if possible, aluggkto. They drive almo*t as readily *a» i ‘'The same plan of allowing tbo gran to re­ Pain to Mau and Beast, main unburned until tho young hatch In night, genta ; a long life and a happy being ordered to surrender Uny opened fire, drive him across tho Rappahannock. I abeep, and may be burned iu lirgu quantities i spring, suggested for the dsstxuctiou of tbo in­ wliiob was promptly returned with aueb fatal Upon arriving at Catlett's Station, near [ by being driven into winrowa or piles of bum- . sect hi its native boma will of course work one to you, malam. I hope yon feilent ------,u. | effect that both were instan'.ly killed. Cedar run, tho enemy’s pickets were will find that ten when you gc down 1 • —Goa Adame has been arrested at Buffalo, discenit-d in considerable force on a hill atairx again. I think it would break S200 and ooLfessea to having been instrumental in altout ono mile in our front The Fifth your hearts to loae it."—Virginia throwing two trains off tha trash during the < do baiUa to thsse young locate armiss—rtpe- alaugbt- red loctwta, tbe easiest and generally A8THMA. City (Nev.) Newt. month, ooa of ttieat a Gr»tt Wroteru railway United States Cavalry, to which I then ctally where, aa in West Missouri, last spring, train. Whereby W. E. Clemens, the conductor, belonged, was in advance. Upou dis­ there was no Itay or straw to buru- -to by diteli- employed are buruiug and burying- Yet tho Inaecta might bo tunicd to good advantego as was killed. He claims that he intended to cerning Ujo pickets n halt was ordered, ing. Aditeb Uro feet wide and two feat >ls - According to tho statistics presented j | ,1 g r^WIM MM41 tiiyiHIWB avert incidents by notifying tbe train*, hie and intalligenco of the enemy's presence with perpendicular sides, offer* an effectual in the June report of the Department of j S.’m wtranTai? wiS object being to *ecare lhe friendship of tbe #ent to Gen. StoDcman. An order wan barner to tho young insect-. They tumble into quantttiao ar^dantaoyed m*dcra bounty oy»uw, soon rcoeiv. ,d from that offioer directing Agriculture, the value of farm animate : Aifwr rrtooi.n situation. in January. 1876. wosaafollows ;Horo«, Jf)l / Q that tho pickets of the enemy ’jo driven hlionld bo considered. ‘ —Thomas Callahan, a prosperous farmer of 1 comes groat and necessitates tbe covering up Finally, much can bo done to avert tbo cvU 8632,446,985; mules, 1108,566,114 ; I Bosetnoonl, Minn., while paying off acme bar- back across Cedar run. I at once a»ke>d of tbe mans. Io order to keep the main ditch vert hands, exhibited a roll of money, where­ permismon to take my' company, the Oj*cii. therefore, it to best to dig pito or deeper we recently Buffered from, by a judicion* choice , milch cows, $320,346,728; oxen and 1 . C. E- Bxskxt, upon four tram Ia sst nr.on him with ciulw atdI command of which I accidentally held, auto dttcbrt at abort tetervato, into which tho of crop*. other Cattle, >319,623,509 ; sheep, $33,-1 AgrirtilUind College, Amon, Iowa. knives, and toft him dead. Tbe decrased, owing to, tho absence of the Captain and 666,318; swine, $176,070,484. Grand Aug. 19. 1876. while unobserved, trweed bia money s*me die-’ First Lieutenant, and perform -tha duty average as follows : Horses, $64 90 ; • m»n before Un* mighty loouat plague; but I rorjcKrr auokg mkcuaxics., males, $75 33; of driving in the pialaite. Permiwiai “* milch cows, $28,811 ’; am quite confident Uiat here wo have a remedy A cotemporary in Newark, N. J., th* being accorded, I marched tho company $10.M; nhoep, $2 60; that to at once thorough and effectual, whereby other cattle, ’ ’ gOriMsEyoTPiuj center of important industrial interest*, -Lord IUbU«d»bl-', the atepawi of Earl Iloa-. to tho front, formed lino and advanced The average swine, $6 80. _ value of eail. ban ooomutted suiette in Hwitzerland. toward the pickets, then plainly in view, avert in future aucu evil as that which befel aays: M Never in the history of this city horses was greater in New Jersey, $110.-. RF"eeri^TS2 has .inch widespread poverty and dutrews 84; least in Taras, $33.17. and interested oliscrvcre of our move­ them thia apruig. Of and**, j FlJCAKCIAt. AJfjt IXDUHTBIAU been known to < list among lhe families greatest in New Jersey, $128.82, and' looownoxi as to i-xavnrnvr xuartr.' ment*. Advancing yithoat opposition —Tho official report of the lllinoM State of workingmen as during the present least in Oregon, <45.68. Cows, greatest | Board ef Agnenltnre, for the month of to the base-of tho hill upou which tho view tbe destruction of the ineecte when onev «normer. AfterjMiatniig through a Jong in Massachusetts, $48.33,, and August, baa beca published. It shows that pickets were postixl, when within conMini least it-ar. iu in they are upon us. The question vety naturally and gloomy winter by Aa * skin of their • venient distance, I gave the command, arise*, “ C*n something not bo done to prevent• tecUi,’ hundreds of stout, able-bodied Florida, $14.62. Other <oaUle, newk^t j_ age. with cats Hgbt and dhaffy. Winter wheat । " Charge," for the first time. My com­ », and kaat in „ tlio incursions of tbo .ipcoiea iato tbe more in Rhode Island, 819512, M bettor than anticipated, but npring wboat is pany rcspoudod galLiudly, and rway we HEVOLVEa *f,MikiTSiWas. fertile States in. which it ia not indigenous.-' men were cheered by the prospects of Florida, $8.14. • Sheep, greatset in-New almost a faitun*. and very little wijl be cntT securing plenty-of wirk in -ths wjwicg went Our adversaries did not wait to Iu tbo prrrfonaly quoted p*i>cr read al Detroit, Jersey, $5.01, and least -in North Car­ —About 30.000 New Jersey people, with their N. F. BURNHAM'S receive -us, but retreated hurriedly aud I garo it aa my opinion that "the prepay way i and summer, as it won generally sup olina, $1.58. Swine, greatest in MmmaGovernor, vieited tho Centennial ouo day last crossed tho bridge ovex the Cedar run. to deal with this insect ia to attack ft' in Ito na­i posed .that business throughout the ehnsette, $18.03, and least in Florida, setting fire to it immediately after. We tive breeding plaeca- -it ia w fart «Urt does notj ooantry would then improve and knoney <2-26. _______________________ speak well tar same of the countries of the Old —The Treasury Department baa .concluded pursued them to the bank of the run, World subject to locate injuries, tAtltis to., would be plenty. The spring has paaeerl the contract fur the sale of WOUXXJ.OOO at 4*4 and then exchanged several shuts with ■ away, summer is on the wane, and the The Turkish restaurants atdinner-time per cent, baud*. ‘ > prospect seeinH even gloomier tlrnn in the enemy, now safely posted on tho op­ are a wonderful sight Tho gnesis squat posite aide. Being unable io advance European natiana bare liitborlo nhu wu letluujjy 1873, 1874 and 1875. A competent judge abipmanta of <x Jon good* to Obitm round a mat, the host b^nga in * whole on Uiis aabjocu it ia sx> re—on why we xhonJrt. estimates that iu Newark, IlellcviUc, - Or.o hundred and fifty mason* and atooe- acrowt the stream, and exposed to a se­ Ixit us rather iu this, a* we have iu tuauy Bloomfield and the Oranges, fully 4,000 sheep and tears it open with his hinds, culterw sailed for Ecolhmd, one day Last week, rious fire from small arm/, I ordered my tiling*, art an example which they win be glad whereupon 'the guests aqisu upon tho skilled meahsniww are out at employment, under a contract Io work on the jiarocHal cummaiul to retire, which it did ia ex* to fallow. • • • Oar Lffurta should be eonrice, with which tho interior of the out cellaid writer, but not until ouo msn, fined to lhe r—tricUon of tiro epeeies within ite mal ia stuffed, snd,.«ftcr kneading it in private John W. Bryanil, had been shot natural limit*. - TT0*1 week, Of this array fully three quarters their fingera into bolls till it is quite One hundred and fifty more are to sail soon >ne of-the beat mean* of checking t‘.e to-' are men having families dependent u;>ou in the hood, fortunately not aeriotudy, for Bootland. brown, they put it into their mouths; them' for topped, and ihnndaed* even, an done horse wounded.—Cti^ter'e " War the flat cakes of horrible, indigestible . now art' in - abject poverty. iTBw Over­ . atarUng up agate, girteg cayloj-BJOit to tbwi - Memoir*," in (lalaxy. maize bread supply tho places of nap­ seer of the Poor reports that in his exkins, and arc then eaten. IKKHKIATKH-THXIB T» KA fM'M tioiicaiasoff at N«w karks f«w<te?s ago. ia tho Wnjfopr's Fkvkb and Ague Tonic.— ' t>r. Ji. S’. Drri»(Journal prt aoticc vt buy ora from all parte of tbo coun­ and Mental I>iee.aMA, January, 1876) uie« for tbe benefit of tbeir cm; try- Prices ranged from 42.7S per ton. for I know of the bird both here and tn Ito native gaged io malarial district*. Th ateambort coal to W.70 for cheyt:urt_(*tnrti. A report has just been issued upon feet if nwiliral jurtspiad^oe, ns that |] country, I ahoold expect UlUo aid from it in thia showing a tumble iu figure* of from's^ to Uno, and if it can thrive to tbe northwest, it tho sqbject of the ^British national fltmple volnntary intoxication l»e reeog- I will noon Bprcad there. — it ia rapidly multi-1 debt, which will provb satisfactory to 1 nixed Ma mwdwn<fuiar, subjecting tho plying at aororal |>ointa along tiro M'«*ii**ipjn. the taxpayer. Within a period of shunt of a warn pa *t»d mars. Wdboft'e Ttxuc will m./ iMrtk.1. .m ■*>■ ooptraUoca uni res —V lW>. laaUedr. TU. . 1 -ufltuder arrert and proper punish- ■ W<> may expect more good from the encourageprove a valuable addition to lbs stock cf mcdieighteen years the debt Iiam been re- L___ -...< .nil r-snr-anv in dneod. fa«w, " monk, and habitual intoxication or con­ meat of native locust-feeding spodoa. Prof I duced to the extent of more than £60,' <1 that iuducamcuta Excellent Agricultural Ifands, firmed drnnkenueffH a dangerous diaaIndians ’ td collect 000,000. Al the door of the fiscal year be offered to t bility, subjecting ths party convicted of 1857 8 the debt stood £836,519,326, t ilw same to Ivl detention and disciwhite on March 31, of last year, it. was » pline in p«b»e asylum o® institution | TrtoM *X501 o •^•e^0 an Acre. veuting tho extensive prairie fires iu fall that only £775,848,686, being a positive dim-1 drowned." ettablishrd for that purpoee. 'This are common iu Uiocruutry where’ tho insect During the’ all obstruction of tbe kidneys tn boraea, -A cable <ti»i aJch from Antwerp. Hrifftaa.’ coarae would not only result in restoring nilorally breeds, and then subieqncutty firing inution. of Xi'4,190,640. period mentioned a new debt has beenI NVind»’a Curxilr;/ <’OHdi<i/m J’o»rd>r». tbe country iu tbe spring after the young hatch created to the extent of £28,656,441. Of ebri&tiun to sobriety and uaefulneaa, but this debt £8,537,139 fit'unfunded, while it would do more to create in the public not less than £5»46*l,50p was formed last mind, arncmg all claaova of wooaety, a ou B ounwifotly extended and comprebeu- year; £8,300,000 w*s on oc-wnnt of the HAPPINESS J ■ioTfaiArVoLT.ic president S2 cty.SttR.* BIGPAY'ffi^iS<.W. dHSfiSEtt mustang liniment, BUS amiiKiwjaaas&^ggxssii PATTOK’S AMERICAN PEOPLE I ,’.'.’ff=tl»?Si?5S52± WATER WHEEL ,®ssgss i^giPEEBLESS JCMIbs Jriww! ■ bHoib« FARMINC LANDS. LANDS FOR SALE 960,008 Acres u Southwest Muioiui nnt-cuJD sfoc« A__NOVEUTY. REVOLVERS 11 g«£~$3.00 aaar-zm’.^irtrrrarf-A^r' tiro IltUraad HUri. Sues canal purchase, and £2,300,OUO for advances to local authorities* for public works. ’Bjepatnnded de|t thus epw teal is now* represented 1>y valuable property of intaxIcBtinff drinks, than oould be ao* cnupUslicd in any other wwy. Inateckl ■of coufinuibg the erroneous belief A fireman natoel fitedkrd among the young and latariiig cbmee in nxxirraXe -piantitiee !>cnc6cial, and relied teeeffert to ma«ra«y 1 or temeficial improvemorts. Tho fundetl nineteen or Ihi. .am X10. I J»n i. rawa -1W Luuar-.lte, p«tacabaud& ctliy and indissolubly oonneel tbe uae of intoxicants with the idea of pbymcal and m ratal impairment, social degradation t> in strict accordance with, the tenths rcteuoe and inter»*ta of humanity. Mains baa a new town colled Bkoteh- « of Jcmsto. The blit, thou ;U U. uu- I 202,022 eras raised to pay for the ptirstop right dire«ton_M yrt, to chase of telegraphs, while the remainder went toward national »artifir*tka»a and tbp localization of tbe army. Bm» Bm W' te* ~* »°i™“ 3d. stood face to face with •*» vbta IHr who started the scurrilous report tbst be is a West Point graduate. A BOOK for Hi*: MEOtMLRWlffi^ taslhafc fr,rto MT that lb* **•*<• . — - . .1. —___ - — — »-- —- -* -*--«■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-09-08.pdf.pdf b783565647b2df089dd3681dd543a789 PDF Text Text L!___________ ILLI”!-1 •- fcashvillf few®. civ s PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, . — ~ Nuhvflle, Burry County, Michigan, — *Y — O R NT O STRONG, Editor and Prop ria tor. She ^AashviUr Mews. " Progression. No Retrograding.” VOL. HI. ’ the . -. . rniLoiopBf or NASHVILLE,’BARRY CO., MICH.,FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERS, 1876. it. pretty she is! 81m looks, too, as if she liad a noble character; and eho can take her own part, os I haro found to my ‘ Why do I lore you ? I deal know • VILLAGE OFFICERS cost But I'm afraid she ban been They say Love usver gl too a rnuoo PrmMrnt—DetriU Oriffltb. Hut that he has our I don't doubt spoilt by admiration. To get into her Do you T You do! That's downright treason. good grnoes, one must go on his very SOI Arrays, lot ma tell yon, air, knees to'her; and, faith I it is always . Love practised ruck execs* of prudence; worth while to do it. But, no I Rupert <J Twas one* bis custom to explain . ’ The why and wherefore io hl. students. Mortimer, my boy, keep your self-re­ jftrirtir#. spect.” Than, with a laugh, “Iij thy ' And how to salts each puxallug cake Ho taught by ratal and Illustrations; servant a dog, that he should do. thia But nkepUcs, sack as you, have made thing!” Love Ihy of KtvlM demonstraUons. • . Yet often that evening Rupert found Why tarfirh mortal* love at all. hiiuwlf, as if by acme magnetic attrac­ Why we two ho)d_each other dearest; ILf CTHODI6T EPISCOPAL CUVRCH-E. I. tion, drawn to Kitty’s side. Kitty, too, 1»1 Koixoso 1’astor. Kervler. every Sabbath al 1 How long Twill last, and where 'twill Mid, }-a a. m. and 7p. A. Sabbath ithool st-IS tn You’d Ukp to know, you preejea qusrtet T could not lidp occasionally glancing ad­ ftsyer nwatlng every Thu reday Ton oarer wijl! 111 tell you that, miringly nt his handsome face and grace­ fjAITlar CRUacn. Berrlcv* every Sabbath Yet StUl Mlntaiu my.firat aaaorUan; jL> alio 1-Sa. M. sod 7 r. n.,at Rsese* DeUcrtck'a ful figure. She saw, very soon, that ho Lore Bkdoretahda what he’s about.' wm? life best dancer in the room. Sb, And blinds y<xu. ftrat, tor htadlvexmou. when a waltz struck up, rnd he naked -M-AsnynxE lodge, -xm r. a. a m. iuk Ab, why I tore you 1 If I knew, XI ularTostmnnhwtlon on each Wcduoxte) t-i her to join in it, she could not resist. I wonfd not 1*11 you—co, no, never I on or before the tall at the ■*.»■>. Transits I brotl “ If I.don't dance with him,” she said era are cordially Invited For semis Ilka youre were made to aeek. REV. C. L DEYO, W. M. And mine io tilde, you see, forever. to herhelf, “ the other girls will sny he Evatwa Cook Secretary. There'* Uttk, sir, you don't find out. didn’t nsk mo; and' that woilld never do.’’ But aiooe that Hille makes life pleasant. ?wiar« girrrfeni. Kitty hod never enjoyed a waltz so I think 111 keep It ercrei still. much. Bho 'forgot the ridiculous epi­ And ao’lwy you. too, for the present. IK. II. YU UN (I. -AttaafMjfMAJy. sode in the swing, forgot the stranger’s cool effrontery, forgot everything but LN THE SWING. the dreamy music and the rythmical H. A.^tA RBER, When Pretty, saury Kitty Trent swinging up. movement of her companion. Ltl • Office, near residence, on oor nt and down, up and down, her light mus­ the band stopped, she sighed involun­ ton and Mirto Htrevu, Nnahrllk. Mich. tarily, wishing it was all to go over lin drc-uB waving nnd fluttering in the M. C ELLIS, again. breeze. D., (MTcn his services to the pe Balin, picnics, and croquet-parties fol­ ** Glorious, Rupert, isn’t it f ’’ she • dotty. Office uvr» 1„ ,T. W cried, calling to her pet and companion,a lowed each other in rapid succession, for huge, shaggy dog. “But whore are the summer was a gay one. Kitty and' CLEMENT SMITH, yout Why don’t yon answer, airl” young Mr. Mortimer were together al­ And swinging more slowly, she looked most constantly. Somehow, Kitty fell into the habit of expecting Rupert al­ everywhere round her. FLINT A- BRADY. Kitty was down at the bottom of the' ways, as her special tiwrt; and he be­ TTORNKYH and lounwlter. at law. Oflce. gan to foel that no one but ho hud n . West aloe of Main Street. Nashville, Mtehlpii. old-fashioned garden, bock of her fath­ ecial attentfon given to reltecHon*. er’s farm-house, where a swing had be^n right to Kitty, and to be very jealous M. FLINT. • T. M. ftttADY. when others attempted to pay bar atten­ Notary Publie. Real Ealaleond Insurance Ag put up for her iiPa little grove of trees. Suddenly n merry voice cried out, tions. And yet, however, no words of D. W. SMITH. “Here! ” and a handsome young man love had passed between thorn; for-Ru­ otary pbmic, making deeds. ilrawlnc wills, etc. leaped the low fence and advanced pert, now thoroughly enamored, feared toward her, huightng, and doffing his to ruin all by too premature au avowal; UNION HOUSE especially as, once or twice, when he hat, RANK DANCER, Proprietor. This b«i < I* ■leaaantly situated In tlw center of tmaineaa. Kitty wdB oat of the swing and on her bad ventured to approach the subject, feet in instant, her eyes flashing, her Kitty had suddenly grown haughty and figure drawn up to ibt full height. She cold. A final picnic had been planned to looked prettier than ever in hsr indig­ ALF. C. BUXTON, close the season. It proved a great nuclUflr and Shot Guns nation. and tine Machinery. . “ I beg your pardon,"said the intrud-1 oesn. The day passed merrily on siutil er, bowing,' half mockingly; “but l| luncheon-time. Rupert had made up was taking a short ent across the fluid his mind to have a quiet ramble with Mrs. M J. TIMMERMAN, Kitty, after this meal, and, if th<ngs when I heard you cal! mo," • “Call tfou.'” Kitty looked as if she went well, to speak -of his love. But ho had counted without his cost, for when would annihilate him. JOHN M. ROE, “Certainly,” with the utmost cool­ luncheon was over, and he had got rid of OUSE, 8lft> and Carriage Painter. Graining. his mint, Mnt. Stacy, who had called him Frweolug, and Paper llan<lug a Specialty. ness. “You called ‘Rupert,’ didn’t to her side tr« wait on her, lo ! Kitty had yon! ” CHAS W, DEMARA Y, “I was calling my dog, sir,” said disappeared. Full of jealous fears, and determined to find out who his rival was, Kitty, with infinite hauteur. ■ money refUF.drii. Oppo“Well, I'm not exactly a dog," was he set forth through the woods to dis­ the laughing answer, “ but I’ve often cover Kitty. He had not gone far be­ D. W. LINCOLN, been called on ‘impudent puppy’—at fore her favorite dog came bounding to­ TTkEALER tn* Grocer te* and Prorteion*, Dry your service, miss’! ” And he bowed ward him, jumping and barking, and JU Goods, Gents' FnniMns Goods, Sotion• and manifesting the greatest lelight at see­ again profoundly. lUshrilk ^irtrtorii. ST MJST KSKIJtT BOVTBLML M N F H “I should think so,” snapped Kitty, stamping her little foot Aud she mut­ tered to herself, not expecting to be heard, “ Impudence! ” The staanger heard the word, never­ J. B. RASEY. theless. His mauuer changed. Ho be­ came as serious and deferential as the m<T8t chivalrous knight of old in pres­ WEBSTER HOBBS, ence of his mistreM. “I l>eg pardon. I’m nfraid I'm tree­ passing. But the path through the field was trodden ns if one had the right OR NO STRONG, of way here, and I heard you call—well, I made a mistake." Again the mirthful look dancixi iu his eyes. “Qoodmoruing! ” P. HOLLER 4- SON, He swept the very ground with his hat as ho executed another profound bow, and then turned, nnd putting his hand on the top of the fence, vaulted IHijcrllanroni over, aud the next moment was cut of sight TOWN Q. CRES8Y, Kitty did not swing any more that day, w shj:kiff, ©entity County Burrejormu) Ororr»l ConvrynBccr bnt went back to the house, muttering, Ofltee ■» tbe nourt hoiMc. Haotino. Mich1 “The impudent fellow! ” while the real Rupert, who had been off chasing a rab­ 1 H. LEE. bit, reappeared just at this juncture, and V. Deputy KHcrlfT, NMkCr.c.M'-ct CnlteHkmtn »pcri»Hy. 43 aocomjianied her, froliciug and barking round her. Bnt this was hot the Rupert JAMES FLEMING,. she meant when she said “ The impu­ dent fellow!", A wtxik passed. Kitty saw no more EMI *Lte of Main Street, N*.In lite. Mich. P. &— Fine Watches and Jewelry care­ of the stranger, though she often won­ dered who ho could be, and if he wu fully repaired and warranted. staying in the neighborhood. At the end of that time she attended an evening party at Gen. Stacy's. Almost the first !■ Affmrf Ini blak Storiliw, person she saw on entering the room was IS HIM, OK the handsome stranger. 00.00 and UPWARDS “I wish to introduce you to my OX LONG TIME. nepltew,” said the General, leading that L. RU88ELL. persouage up to Kitty. “ His name, by OSee over J. KosmU's store, HxrrtWM. Mich. baptism, is Rupert Mortimer, bnt he is such a saucy fellow tliat tie is best yfM. JONES, known among his friends ss * that impu­ dent puppy.’” The jjyes of the two young people, met Young Mr. Mortimer's were ibuiciug with fun. For inc life of her Kitty could not help laughing. 80 they laughed iu comrart, and he said, bowing low, arid repeating the words he used iu ttxi garden, “ Yes, ‘ that impudent pup­ py’—st yonr service." • “He is making sport of me,” i.aid Kitty ■ to heraelf, aud drew herself up haughtily; and for the rest of the inter­ view she was cold and rreerred, con­ fining herself to roonosyGabio replies. General Cohteyancing, Vary toon, st the appearance of one of Collections 0 specially. her many, admirers, she exawrad Ji<aelf, and went off to dance. MONEY TO LOAN “A Hl of a Tartar, I’m afraid,’1 solilo­ quized Rupert Mortimer. “But how E PARADY, D' Watchmaker and Jeweler, JfONEY TO LOAN! ELI If! CH1KM.1AT, Justice of the Peace, “There now,” he anti, “I« shall take you home i.uxmndialcjy, and stop for a doctor on the way. Nobody can drive yon with so little pain as 1 can," he ad­ ded, seeing sho was about to object “ Besides, you must begin to obey me, so as to get your hand in, far you are go*ing to be my wife, you know." , “ Your wife !” cried Kitty. She gave a pout and a tosn of her bead, but she blnauod, and not with anger either. Yea ; blushed to the tips of bar dainty cars. “ Of course, ” retorted Rupert, os he stepped softly Into the phaeton, aud took his seat beside her, looking half-* saucily, half-fondly into her eyes, which fell before him. “I’ve meant it all along. Didn't yteuf’ . “ Really, ypu are the most • impudent puppy* I ever saw I" retorted Kitty, bursting into laughter in spite of her­ self. • But, for all that, she did not repuhte tiie-kiss with .which, Ixifore starting, Rnpert thought it necessary to fortify him­ self for the journey. “What more is there to tell I Very little. For Kitty and Rupert .were mar­ ried early in the autumn, and wore superlatively happy. “Do you know,” said Rupert, oue day, “that it was the merest accident wo ever knew each other! I had come down to my uncle’s for a single night only, when I saw you in the swing, and my whole life was changed. I fell in love at first sight, and resolved to stay and make your acquaintance, even if it took all the summer.” “So I owe my happiness," answered Kitty, atchly, “to my faithful dog— dear old fellow—being off guard that afternoon.” “ And to an • impudent puppy' ooming along,” retorted Rupert, with a kiss, “ just in the nick of time, and taking his place." . IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. What Wr BuV and What Wr AMl-.fn Jfnraaraffino KrhMt. The total importa into this country for the year ending June 30, 1876, rays the St. Lonis Republican, were $476,677,­ 871 in value, being a decrease of $77,*228,282 from the previous year. Of the total nmount $320,379,277 was dutiable merchandise, and $156,298,594 free. The domestic exports for the same year were 8644,956,406, au increase of 81,851,649 over the preceding year, 'the fact that our exports show a slight increase, while our imports show a large decrease, indicates tliat we are selling more than we are bujiug, aud to that exteut getting out of debt to foreign countries. Our largest item of exjiort was raw cotton, $191,717,459; next wheat, $68,­ 382,899; gold and silver, $50,038,691; bacon and liatns, $39,064,456; Indian corn, $33,2'’5,‘280; illuminating oil, $28,­ 755,638; wheat flour, $24,433,470; to­ bacco, $22,737,383; lard, $2'2,429,485; cheese, $12,270,083; leather, $8,394,580; pork, $5,744,022; oil cake, $5,744,585; furs and skine, $4,398,883; .firearms, $3,667,050; machinery, $2,709,439; rosin nnd turpentine, $2,187,623; tallow, $5,­ 692,203; spokes, stakes and headings, $5,239,329; boards, planks and 'joists, $3,693,909; manufactures of tobacco, $2,578,279. Nearly ail our leading •articles of export shew an increase ex­ cept gold and silver, iu which there is n falling off of $33,800,000. The increase in cotton exports is $2,800,000; in wheat, $8,600,000; in ludian corn, $6,800,000, bacon and hams, $9,000,000; illuminating oil, 81,700,000. Our chief articles of import were cof­ fee, $56,788,997; sugar, $55,702,909; tea, $19,524,166 ; hair of all kinds, $13,­ 035,707; cotton goods, $11,000,000; wool and woolen goods, $41,000,000; manufactures of flax, $15,800,000 ; fruits, $11,912,000; irou aud steel and manufactures thereof, $13,000,000; leather and manufactures thereof, $8,­ 960,000; tin platra, $10,000,000; mo­ lasses, $8,157,000; silk goods, $24,­ 000,000; tobacco and cigars, $7,500,000; wine and spirits, $6,500,000 ; lumber, $4,000,000; zinc, $4,200,000; jnte, $2,384,000 ; barley, $7,887,886 ; chemi­ cals, $4 810,000 ; glare, $4,500,000. ing him. But when Rtqxjrt stopped to pat his namesake, the dog darted ahead, then stopped and looked wistfully at Ru­ pert, and then rushed on again. “Whst cxn he mean!” said Rapert. A sudden fear seized him that some­ thing was wrong, and ho hurried on, the dog rapi ly leading the way. At lost, in an. opening of the woods, on n moas-coverod rock, ho saw Kitty, pole, breathless, and apparently in pain. In a moment ho was at her side. All his jealousy was gone. Lovo wus upjiermost. “ Oh, darling !’’ he cried, “ what is it? Thank heaven, I have found you.” “ Ob, Mr. Mortimer,” she cried, with n little sob, “ how glad I am to »*.•? you ! I began to think I should have to stay here all night alone. I’ve sprained my ■nklo so I can't walk. Wlutt nhall I do?” and sho burnt into tears. Our hero took both the little hands and bold them tightly in his own, while he questioned her anxiously os to the accident, relating in tho meantime how he come to •find her. “But how,” exclaimed Kitty, rue-, fully, when he had done, “ how am I ever to get back i I don't believe I can walk a step. ” “ Of course you cant. Who said you could t" cried Rupert. “ But you’ll get back right, all the same, for I intend to carry you. ” “ Cany me!” Kitty gave a little scream, ^nd shrank back and covered her face with both hands, for she felt the hot blood iu her cheeks. “ Oh, no! that will nover do she bluniiered out, unthinkingly. “What tub F.xrf or all thx wo mbit. will people say 1" The lady who has the smallest feet in But Rupert did not slop to reply to America is the wife ot the cousin of Sing this questions Very little cared ho for Lee, proprietor of a San Francisco wash­ what people add. Without a word, he house. Her foot is two and three-fourths put his arms about Kitty, and lifting ! indies lang, two inches broad in the her bodily from hir feet, walked offi middle, and one inch at the toes. She with her m U she had been a fcather- wears white satin stockings aud blue satin slippers embroidered in silver. A At first, Kitty struggled a little ; but correspondent of the Louisville Cbu ierthe strong, mntiful aims held her close, Joumal curries a tape measure, and luw anil she noon began rather to like it, and had her foot in his lap. to think it all very delightful. “Al any rate,” riw said to herself, “ I , Diamonds ore dirt cheap in South can’t help it; he is too masterful to re-! Africa. The ctaum-holdera have deter­ gist" mined to submit no longer lo the prices With this comforting oondumou, her ruling, but rather to stop digging, and fair head sank ou his shoulder, and for rfosc their claims until diamonds are the first time in her life Kitty knew what higher. _______________________ it was to ba supremely happy. “ If tou crook your finger at me I . Rupert carried bis lovely Irarden to his own phaeton, which stood apart frctc the crowd, ud carefully planed Kitty wjji kill you,” said Farr to Graham, at Kirkville, Mo. Gtaliam crooked his in it. Anger, and Furr kept Iris promtae. THE COBBITES. Capittrr attrarry, XyJm cf •* Kand of TTwMan JhnlU-HarrUde Orfall, af ThHr Prartlttt. (Pros U»* St. Louin GlolHs-p«moM»t.J Several months ago the St Lotriapapers contained aooonnta-of the horrible practices of a baud of religious fanatics in the southern ]iart of this State, under the leadership cf an old man named Cobb, arsligimta fanatic from Michigan. A little band of men and women had been formed who protended to bold communication with the other world, and who at the some time gave themHelves to the most immoral and revolt­ ing acts. Old Cobb claimed to bo en­ dowed with all the attributes of Christ, and boldly asserted that there was no sin in anything that he and-hui followem did. They liad lurated in a sparMly eettled’part of the State, nnd news of their presence raid shameless creed spread very slowly. They tolerated Hie presence of outsiders at tiomo of their meetings, but were non-commnui<»tiv>'. Ono after another the little children of the three families winch composed part of Cobb’s converts died in u mys­ terious manner, nnd in every case tho death was attended with the most ex­ travagant maifeetations of joy. A neigh bor who hod gone to the place where the families lived just at tho time of -one of the dcatlis, won told that the child had been offered up m n sacrifice. Going to au out-house the man beheld a sight which turned his blood cold. There lay tho stark, inanimate form, with the external evidence of having been tortured to death. Full of excite­ ment at his discovery, the man made a hasty retreat from the abode of tho Cobbites, and there was apparently soiuu’ enough lingering in their minds to eee what the consequences would bo. They fled, and those who came a few hours Inter found only tho dilapidated huts in which tho females had lived. From Mis­ souri they went to Arkansas, moving about from one place to another, nnd leaving no trail. There were only seven in tho party that left Missouri. Since their departure nothing has been heard from them until now the news comes of a terrible tragedy enacted in Arkansas, in which the Oobbites played no insignificant port. From passengers who arrived from Arkansas by tho’ Iron Mountain train to- day, the details of the frightful affair are obtained. About three weeks ago the Cobbitefl, increased to a dozen members, mode their appear­ ance in Searcy. Nothing was kno <m of them there except that they had last lived in Lonoke connty. Searcy is a place of about 1,000 people, tho connty fleet of White county, and is on tho Lit tic Red river. It is northeast of Little Rook, and within three miles of tho Cairo apd Fulton railroad. Tho Cobb­ itefl took posseraion of a deserted build­ ing some little distance out of Searcy, and old Cobb Iwgnn preaching his doc­ trine*!. From his latest converts he had obtained some property, which liad been turned-.into caali, and this furnished a moans of livelihood for tho band. They did no work and lived all together, Cobb ^making all of the women his mistreases. Cobb preached almost every day. A good many people went to hear hinj, and he actually mado qtuuu converts in consid­ erable numbern, especially among womeu, who did not join his band out­ right, but professed to accept his tenets ’and still live at their homes while at­ tending his meetings. He would go to mothers and induce them to senif their daughters to him. and by bo doing would sanctify and bless them, at tho same time warning the parents that a failure to comply with his wish would l»e the . means of sending them and their children to tho lowest labyrinths of hell. He proclaimed himself Christ, baldly asserting that he was placed oil cartlt to save the deserving portion of mankind and to punbh tho wicked. Following out this, ho proclaimed that all he did and ordered his followers to do must be obeyed as the orders of God. Most of Iris converts were made among the humblor and farming classes. The people of Searcy paid little or no attention to what was going ou further than some of the men visited tho place of worship, which was about throe miles out, occa­ sionally to listen to Cobb’s ravings, and than report them in the town. Sun­ day night a young man named Blake} arid a saloon-keeper of Searcy, named Carl Humphreys, got a team of ban*** and drove out to the Cobb place. They did not go in, but stopping the horses near tho church sat listening to Cobb, wi»o had worked himself and his band into a perfect frenzy. There were few proeent except tho regultr members. Finally Cobb came out of the building, and spprovohing tho buggy, said in a sepulchral tone: “ Young man, do you want to see God !" Humphreya laughed, and said “Yea.” The old mau then eaid, “Come into tho temple,” pointing to ’ the door from which some of the baud were making the’? exit, white the others i inside were howling and waring their i arms in a perfo.it fury. Bsthof the men ! jumped out of the buggy, and while Blake hesitated a moment to secure the NO. 50. team, Humphrey started toward the door. As ho stepped on the tlireflhold one of tho male fanatics dealt him a crushing blow on the hood with an ax, while three others aprang on Itim, and with frightful imprecationfl four of the women attacked Blake with knives, but he cut tho traces "of one of the horses and managed to get away and back to town as quick ns ho could, and immodiately a posse of men started out When they got there Humphreys’ head wjb sticking up on a paling at the gate, his - Deck having been stack down on li,' and ~ his body was ■lying about eight or ton yards from it, horribly mangled. They had killled him with knives and sticks, and stamped and beaten his face into a jelly, and then got an old meat ax aud cut his head off and placed it as before described. Tho boys from town, as-soon as they got there, dismounted, surrounded the house and demanded the surrender of the parties. They camo out shouting, and tho bolder told the men to take the boys’ guns away from them, and they would cux their heads off while alive. They advanced and were told to halt, but did not atop, and before |hey Readied the young mon they were fired upon, and two were killed. This did not stop the other two, who kept on. Ono of them was knocked on the head with a gun and very dangerously wounded. The party then surrounded tho others, who arc uow in jail. There aro four women, two girls, two boys between 14 and 17 years old, and two babies. Tho affair has created great excitement, and but for the coolness aud humanity of some of tho crowd there would not be so many of them in jail. Cobb is still nt large. Ho camo from Michigan, and was tarrod. feathered, and run out of that State years ago for his free-love Mormon doctrines. THOSE WOUDKUFVL IHI'XCUM EJi. Tito national wealth of France and the remarkable habits of thrift that characierizo its people ore in very remarkable contrast with the hard times prevailing everywhere else. While all tho rest of the world is pinching and economizing, France is recktessly and laviahly pitch­ ing her milliards about us if they were pennies. Tho war indemnity amounted to five milliards, and the war cost nearly ten milliards, and yet there are now two milliards of money in coin lying in the Bank of France. In our money the war indemnity wus fil.OOO.OOO^OOO ; the cost of the war, $2,000,000,000; and there are now in bank, $400,000,000. The recent city loon of Paris, amounting t > $75,000,000, waa taken at once, and more than thrice the amount was offered. Tae Paris correspondent of tin* Edin­ burgh Scatimian writes that tho French budget which is now under discussion exceeds £101,000,000. or over $500,000,­ 000, and yet meets with no serious oppo­ sition, except in the matter of tho war estimates, which the Budget Committee thinks should bo slightly reduced. Tho war estimates amount to $110,003,000, which the Committee are Hooking to re­ duce about $4,000,000. Tho only criti­ cism upon these extraordinary estimates comes from the Imperialists, who do not object to tho eatimato itself, but are in­ clined to improve the opportunity of tauntingthe Republicans with thochargo that their expenditure vastly' exceeds THE rJUEEHS OF OLD. White masj la th* •ifep. O'*r 4*y> ot “ Xal4 Lang SyiM," Ami dmuituc at pMt h»ppy liocw, Of JOTth1* Itfiflht irtnu^r-Unu. FLEASAJITHtBS. The oourao of u bark at *ea ta shaped by'the dog star. A.CocENBit belle retaarks that Cleo­ patra probably hat! no pocket, as she car­ ried her wiper in her bosom. A?kewcomek who tried to be a Sitting Bull in Wall street now complains that h« waa scalped by the lying bears. “ If there's no moonlight, will’you meet me by gaslight, dearest Juliana t" “No, Augustus, I won’t; I’m no gas meter.” At a recent dinner of ohoemakem, the following toast was given : "May we have nil the women to shoo and the men to boot.” “Don’d ray noddings to me,” said an indignant German at a caucus. “I wote for the men vot'Tgot a righd to." He wan not molested again. Maid (before the party)—" Shall you wear your white muslin to-night, ma'am t” "Mistress—“ Yes, June." Maid—“Then I'll wear my blue eilk, as I don’t want us to elash."—-Punch. Indignant husb-nd—I suppose I have a right to F|>eak my minif f Truth­ ful wife—Yes,' John; but if you had nothing but yonr mind to speak, you’d be alwaj s dumb. If an old woman in a red cloak were | to overtake a fierce ram in a narrow lane, ' what transformation would take place ! The ram would turn to butter (butt her), ! and tho old woman into a scarlet run­ ; ner. | CONTENTMENT. i He that bold* f»«t U>* Roldcn mean, And live* ccr.tentedly betveeo Th* Utile and Ute i?re«t. Feel* not the want* that pinch the poor. Nor p!ayi»* that haunt the rich man'* door,' EmbittcrlD« all hia rtaie. King Alfonso’s approaching nuptials will no doubt remind him of the young countryman who was about to marry, and naked his next friend what he ought to do first The friend calmly answered, “ Get your head shaved.”—Brooklyn Aryus. “A fink trip Blip"—Slipping on a (teach skin on the sidewalk. A water­ melon rind on tho pavement forms “ a green trip slip" pretty often.—Norris­ town Herald. And n fellow sliding into tho breakers at half-part 4 u. m. is a bnff strip slip.—Philadelphia Bulletin. A. tihbhtt toper in a bar-room flung down his sixpence and then filled his glass to the brim with whisky. “Hold ou!” exclaimed the bartender, in ap­ parent astonishment, “ there’s a chromo goes with Hint drink," aud tearing off a that of the Empire, to which tho Repub­ portion of the end of a cigar box, be (x>litely handed it across the counter.— licans retort that the increased expendi­ ture is owing to the recklessness of the Brooklyn Aryus. Empire, which increased the public bur­ “If makes me sick," said a girlish dens and lost nil the tax-payersof Alsace tiling of about forty-aeven mimmara on an and Loi .-aino. The wealth of th j French Indianit avenue car last night ae another people, especially after the exhausting young creature entered it, “It makes drain produced by the Franco-German mo nick to sco people who ought to ba war, shown a most remarkable degree of preparing for the iomb painting and tlirift and absence of extravagance, which titivating themselves out to try and pass have not usually been considered char­ for girls." And she laughed a langh of acteristic of them. each hearty soorn tliat her front teeth fell out and her back hair dropped off. ' mortality or city axd covetry. —Chicago Tribune. Dr. James Stark’s investigations and statistics of the relative mortality of town and rural districta in Scotland are published in Ute Edinburgh Medical Journal. Of the striking facts brought to tight by Dr. Stark, tho following ap­ pear to be inn ing the most important: That were all the town children of Scot­ land reared in the country, at least 8,000 lives would be annually saved to the population; second, could the mor­ tality of the towns be brought down to tliat of tho mainland distriota, upward of 13,000 liycs would bo thus saved to the population,1 aud every iudividsal liviug iu the largo towns would, ou an average, lire 10} years longer than he has any ohauce of doihg at present. Still further, if from the rural districts were ex­ cluded the towns with popitlationfl vary­ ing from 3,000 to 10,000 inhabitanta, the mean age at death would have been been about 40 years instead of 85, and, could the mortality of the towns bo brought down to that of tho purely rnrd districts of the mainland, then the average of life of the town po{>nlaticn would b« increased abaut fifteen yesro. “M. Quad” lately had a hammock suspended beneath the trees in the yard of his stately residence oh Fort rtreH, Detroit Subsequently, af ter getting his arum set and his head bound up, he sat down and wrote : “ A hammock swung under a tree is n nice thing to rest in. It takes only four or five men to hold it while you get in, and iu getting out you fall out.” • A certain mod wag on p Cincinnati journal lately distinguished himself in New York. Dining at a rrataufant be noticed on the bill of fare a Request to the gucals to report “any want of atten­ tion.’’ He sent for the Landlord and pointed out the notioe. “Hu there been any want of attention 1" queried Boniface. “ I should thick there bad.” was the reydy; “I have been here fif­ teen minutes, aad no one has asked me to take a drink.” The town of Ncrtliamptou, Mas«., is glorying in the honesty of a small boy, too young to undertake wicked jokes, who wu found on the street tiw other day, earnestly inquiring where he eemkl find A. W. Faber. “ And wbta do you Thu efforts to stock the rivers and want of A. W. Faber T” asked a bystand­ smaller lakes rtf New York State wtth er. “WhyB replied the boy, “you fidi are seriously obstructed by uaprin- see I found a ptaoe of pencil that had civkd Bui who cateh the young fiflh in his name on it, and I’m going to taka it nets and throw them away. back.*’ �—- 88 Dry Groocls THE SEPTEMBER IS, 1876 Fast Mail Bouts of th United States^ i Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, NEW GOODS DAILY, lln-el.> I’MUdrlpt.ta, Now York. c Julia Nawton. a beautiful girl ngad seven- and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our • - ■"» dwpoodanl. and Friday HIM bsrsolf INCREASING SALES ., roile« nonh of ikk’.ou Rapids, was bitten by x rattlesnaka Tue*iay. probably fatally cat to allow examination uf lbs wound. Angelina Carr, of Ensley, left her hu>bat.d'e bouse Thursday, pretending to gv to the bouse of a neighbor. She did not re•uru when expectt-<i and >n inve*tigatmii pr-.M>i lhalabe bad vatuused in entupuny with a young fellow who b .d wotkrd in the neighborhood for a year hr two. Jt" commenced proceedings for a , ft-oni the untaiibful partner. ’ 8be loft a leg­ acy of three email children behind her. 1 n«t week Wednesday, Mrs. C. W. Ro .nd • >[ Wenuns, threw herself across the. rnil- and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. «;ng it completely in two. The engineer yelled lo her, but nhe paid uo atl'ftitiou. .No bhui.o is al I ached lo the train men. Jh>r terrible death in attributed IU tetnpuruyy inMnhy. sa are proof that the peo­ ple know where ^GOODSARE SOLDCHEAP a s ever brought into Nashville or Barry county, and at prices to suit the times, and which CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD! and it will be to your advantage to wait and examine their laige and complete stock of goods before making your fall purchases. As they own their own building and pay cash for goods, when bought, they can self at the lowest liv­ ing rates, and are bound to please all that may favor them with a call, and they hope to retain the good will and their share ol the patronage of the patronage of the people of Nashville and vicinity, as they intend to make Nashville their permanent home. nctent 11 it. n»ln.n- <h>rin« WwCmumvutal exhibition. Tin: magnificent- bckakry m whiei ' THE THEY WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN SHOWING GOODS TO ALL, whether they pureliase or not, and will give the IjOWest Plaices, an(l "will do you no harm to call and examine them aS The store will be known as the BOSTON STORE, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. The Reliable Short Line . To AND .BOM GRAND RAPIDS ABD DETROIT. TIME TABLE. Yours Respectfully, L. L. LOOMIS & CO "AT1U^ ilammon,) . Middlevllk. fiS. » UA5 . Nuhvllk-'. Oncindar*..---Riven Junrllou KOCHER BROS C. C. WOLCOTT'S HABDWAHE ADVT. NASHVILLE iiss J^liV THE BEST, and get the Old and Reliable AGRICULTURAL DEPOL westward. STATIONS. Detroit Lr 0.7. function Wayne Junction ON SOUTH MAIN t>ntKET,-» rah Cupit disappeared from 1'elu, Ingham Co., August 25ln, and is supposed to have HARDY & CROCKER, joined her paramour, Dr. Mm. IL Haskins. I*roprlrior». The Tils ssducsr came io Delta about eight- • >t<rtbodi«u. WM appointed cUta-ieadcr, and preached in several neighborhood*. He pocketed $66 aa the fruit af a revival in the .Adams district. Ho has a ready, super fieial speech aud inidnualing manners. Joseph Cupit, the village miller, a quiji, reflective man, a kind aud indulgent husband, with considerable means, permitted the medical attendance of Dr. Haskins upon Mrs. Cupit, and the road frosi innocence to iniquity was rapidly traveled, though the U-t man to believe it was the injured husband. She G. A.. THUM AN’S! I *11*11. to <K 10.20 10.4ft Er Jon Rapid., Nuhvlllc, Hnvlimc* M'ddlrrille, Jackson OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Grand Rapidv, •tDindny exevj.twl. !iUlurd»j and BumUy cxccpIwJ I Daily. It- AU REAPERS, MOWERS FOB FOR SALE ONLY AT E. C. BROWN, GEO NT BAVAGH & CO a COLUMN Wheel Cultivators, f^LASJ* A SB PAINT! V* WHOLESA f.E AND BETA IL • Window GImh. Hate Ghw Cwt, .“taltiiM and Knain Harrows, Corn At the following greatly reduced prices, COMPLETE, with Double Box, Whiffletrces, Neckyoke, Stay,Chains, and one Steel Spring Seat, for Planters, and The usnul number of matriraouia engagement* between cadet* and very young ladiea are reported from West Point. These engagctuouis usually iaat six weeks, and end in ; what children call a4)ig crying spell.* NEW LIVERY! Of (lie Bent Makes in the 1 Country. »1 12 C,-nsr>-.w 8l. J-KI ROIT MU Q PATENTS. Road Scrapers, J 8. or any ft* • < hanim and Uatdo Patent Ai St, Detroit. $70 CASH, OR $75 ON TIME FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS. GALE CHILLED aid DIAMOND IRON PLOWS Mtekmann &. Wiliyard, SALVATOR BEER Don’t buy Inferior Wagons, made of Brash and Brittle Timber when you can buy Wagons made of the Very Toughest Timber, that has been sea­ soned under cover from three to five years at the same price. Is the Beat Lager Brewed in the West. Sold by the Cask al MLLWAIJKIU JHUlWKBtk WHZUm. *. FBOPXI JOURS DRUGGISTS. LIVEBY, ( L. EHORV’S Best Calico G cts. per yard. SALE aidBOARDING STABLE,{Caniaflw and Bw». miuh. H. B. LKDYAftD. Horse Rakes, Plows, tors st ihs oCeodar* and property. Ths anoM. paiaful thing is that Christian prafM•ions are disgraced by ihe rile hypocrite, KAXRVILLK, D. M. BOHbJa.. Jllidugau (Trntral Railroad P. S.—Mr. Loomis is now in Boston and New York making a large I purchase for the fall trade. freight oar in fr. nt of it. Mrs. Woodard and Mrs. Sessdy. wives of the employee of the company, wen- in I be car aud at tempted to escape. Mya, Handy, who was on ibe platform, was thrown off and wiped with acme bruises aud a severe shock. Mrs. Woodard was behind her, and was caught' between the two Udcvcoping oars and was killed instantly. Her bead was torn to pieces and naafly severed ■ from her body, .aed she.was otherwise frightfully mangled. .tT iVi “."r ATIOKS' Meet. »fil be ftt fkank thoktkon. you will find every department full and complete. May 15, 1867. A fat d railroad accident occurred al De- EATT3DAD, PENNSYLVANIA when they yill exhibit one of the largest stocks of If'e arc receiving i" eierutiy by the b<urtc door, oslled suicide. Its made mede a frightful botch of 't after trying both the razor and opium aud still sassss © Soner*m aak I. N. Hitch™*. both !>«t»'>crat, Hitchcock a Republican. We take pleasure in announcing to the people of Nashville and ieinity that L. IL. TjOOATIH & Co. liavc been < ^enlarging ted improving their store in this village, preparatoiy to oc i^npyiiig it on or about . -------- —.--------- I MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER I • - I gDfiON, MOORK de C<*, jin point of Duribihiy, Style and Finish, nnd Lightneass of Draft and j : Eauy Running Qualities, is not surpawed by nny,.\Vagvn in the world. j CROOK'S FATRKT „ af *7v JD K Y GOODS, DETROIT. A GOOD GAITER FOR $1. AND GUABAKTEE 0 BOOTS FOR $2.50 The folluwmg is n copy of our regular warranty. Each purchaser is en- [mkici titled to it* benefit, aud should avail themselvea of it .by asking our agents i ..... for it, viz : We warrant- Jackson VVngou No .... of our manufacture for «<■•*,«tc.'"ftmMwrr one year, lo fie of good seasoned timber, and weM made ; any breakage, i •(except spring*) from any defect in material or workmanship, to be mailed _ ____ ;goud tree of cost to the purchaser. ; Gro14 AUSTIN, TOMLINSON U WEBSTER M’F’G CO.^^ j (Our Seal Springs need no warranty, ax they are diormigkly tesitd before ' ! lea vine I be shops ) • A., T, 4b W. L1*LJ C. A. TRUMANS �I -lr. Iteyo. Bm}., M. R,b.b. Carried. • W. Flint was appowited maralialf by yea*nnd nays as (dlaws : . . Mwlv. N»yn — Hardy, Halbert and Pnimly.; ‘ The'© being a tie, the J'rcsident, D. C. Griffith. voie3 yea. Council adjonrned. GRIFFITH, ... Prssidenfcr- —Hwrmftvr wi>«u Flint it Co.Hurting* f. G. HLWH & co. During the next 30 days Worth of Merchandise at Coct, for the next Sijrtff Days, at ‘ GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCBASKBS OF . Tool of HapU’ Orovo, yai*e4 7S8 j DRY GOODS. Regttlar meeting held. GROCERIES, Present—Hardy, Hsibcrf, Parody and Roe, Trustees. HATS, Mmates of the last two meetings CAPS. read and oir motion approved. Petition presented signed by BOOTS, Boothe nnd Wheeler -asking for the j SHOES, taking up of nu alley. Tabletl, Ou motion by Halbert Wolcott was CLOTHING. • . granted the privilege af using a por­ NOTIONS, tion of.Main Si. until Oct. 15, 1876. The foilowirtg accounts were pieAC. AC.. &C. Dann>« (Gogglo-eyei link. 187C ineonvanience the gnat In the alight asl. -His a meal ax and as cute as a bull frog’s elater', and is a burning disgrace lo tbe city of Hastings, as scores of her leading men will ter. club of Nashville, at Union Hall, this twtlfy. I’ee air; any editor that wil allow any one to write slang umler a ficticious UA. Cbn.U.u Ckorek ,„t , p,,,, „lp, ,b, every thing in Uta Notion line st Bottom figS.bb.(k u u«.l. nu,r«iu, u>4 | „d wmll ,uU lf h, h>d lh, 1). W. Liscolw's. TbaPotnr will >!•» nruoh at T^nham'. courage. Bali, Maple Grove Center, kt 8 p. u, Whe is 'Bijah Flint! Echo answers IF. G AyUv^rth dt.Oi.'e. —The Demoerata and I.iberate of Carle­ ton will meet in enuetts, at Chipman’. Hall, and what worn tbc grounds upon which she Beat Purloin and Round tAkikL per £, W cl nest Tuewlay at 2 o’clock in the afternoon I procured her. uivoroo ! He.hasn’t manhood til further notice.' ' , IWrj.Ul^ A., Wk. 1HTC. Be«R«MU........................ Rib RnkkU.............. ............... Brisket, per lb. sented and on motion allowed : Lee «r Dickinson, lumbsr...........—1.$67.40 Bmitb ft Putnam, nails . 4.00 Hardy* ft Cracker; ecraper'. v.vo C. tl. HancheU, dr eying.. 5.50 C. C. Wolcoat. nails ....... L Everett, draytag.. ... 0.76 H. W. Flint, repairing and building .walk 1247 On inotioH the Feighuer petition was taken from (he table and on mo­ tion an appropriation of one hundred dollars wits voted to be applied on the highway east of his residence. The Wheeler & Boothe petition was reconsidered and ou rholion was rejected. . Council adjourned. . Be' ‘" 'd e1 vention, kt Hastings, on the 18th. and Own tho Authorship of tho foul artioles. ‘ hut allows the impression to be created that i*e awip wmtwnrj h«» I»amtjj4r|iin0 of ufefcaant, Mr. C. C. Wolcott, is preparing- 'ilia bis wife. Ob; vilest of vile! Now, Freah and Salt • Urate. (j,0 ground for anotber store, to tho north we du revere a woman, but when a woman «u*w to be a wonuin, she no longer deof hia t’resaui one, which, when completed urtxo lhe name of a woman, and tjareaflar E. J FBIGHNKK, D. 0, GRIFFITH. ... Good, Pre ah CracAen bff' tbs ban-elI will be used as au agricultural store. ' Recorder. Pr«id«*nL or pound, cheap, at D. W. L.tjtfxii.K'fy -—The Ha*ting» Jotinio! has been sold facie about thia precious pair, which can be a full stock of Ladies Kids oat to Flint & Co- of Charlotte and Johns­ snbelantiated by a trip to Charloiu and IF. G. AvUmarthA Ct* town fame. No money changed bands. Johnstown. Verily the man or woman that Flint A.Co. merely assumed the responsibil­ seeks sympathy from such champions, must ity of the chattie mortgages on tfco concern. be pruud indeed.' ROBERTS & HOSEER. D. W. Lincoln’s. - Clement Smith and wife start for tbe I We beg - lhe -pardon of , ocr readers for ocOur paper .. i. k. ,.o; ™w*”» ,d,“ building, In tble viUagv, wbefc they will cpnelauily NEW BOOTS! NEW~BO^TS! Htanduwbwbr.mufi*^I1*” "«“• kO! fcW DON'T GO BAREFOOT. TI of lb. Skirl,. ..J C. H. Brad, I "»• ’“'0 •• «P • H" ■» k«»>, $10,000 WILL OFFER FULL LINES OF Printn, Cotton*. TICKS, U12MIJVS. Stripes anti Check- ' BEST ASSORTMENT OP gcadii-glade L. J. WHEELER’S. DRY GOODS AT COST, CLOTHING AT COST, HATS & CAPS AT COST, Boots & Shoes at Cost Crockery at Cost, GROCERIES AT COST. CLOTHINGI NEW MEAT MARKET. From per Suit Up. MEN’S SUITS FOR S5.00, BOOTS AND SHOES ! Pure Linen floats at 75 cts. eachIN GREAT VAHIETY, From S-l I'rtah aud Sult .Heat* NEW BOOTS! NEW BOOTS! will nro II. l..1Or. dorio, il„lr .U.«o , —P-W/ ><,'k.J oro .Itekln, Ib.lr or... into busino«« that does not concern them. 4-—At tbeschool meeting loti Tueidoy eve-; --------’------------ - ---------------5 . : . A War turn will Involve tbu Great K»- DONT OO BAREFOOT. U , I intend <o offer logger bargains in liuotn and Shoes for the ballancs of the season, than you ever heapd of. Men's Stoga’s, band-pegged, $2.50* Men’s whole stock, double-tole, $8.00. Bargains in Boys' and Youths* whole­ stock Boots. .— Bargains in Woman’a Fine Shoes. Serge Gailcre. fine. .$1.75. , T. My stock is sYl new and 1 make one price Sate T/fnc.ll Ahvc,jri>u£v! SferaJJcaUh by buying good Boat* and,Sh4«e.'-st A M. DAUGHfcfiTFP, Bottom Jc*i-iceH. ing for the Primary School depart menu to coat not more than $500, and to be eomplclto Chas. Furntes for $489. j —Upon comjilaini of Joseph Hafner, Cal­ vin Irland. Attslia Multan and Saluciu* Knapp were yesterday arrosted a.id brought before Esq. Chipman. to M*v«r to the .... .. H“ J“*t recdrrd a Urjjr sod fine SMorttavnt vt . .. r— ’MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! a;—- -rr~ ~— - r'—; BIUjIjIHJbll 1 fll TABUI UUUUO ! ■ B,rQnHV l«dlcaio. it will call from tbe field . and w«’rk’h*P< ,h* reserves of j In Ml tbe Ut«t charge of using prOfoBe language at a1 •*cb of ‘bo° «“»«««•• wba wUl »*lhe I Spring1 nnd Summer Style* school meeting held iu school district No. 2 ’ Th« l’"« «'1 • ... , m Cfi-ttetun, Sep t Ith I bloody, aud lhe drafts made upon ihs la-j Al Prtws th«l Defy Compottiiou -rcrOM.,™.| H Win b.„<u ,1,.. !“’*•« W“,l,“P" “d j Lout store on ’ South Mafrir SL.’iiear the I. I. L.u.1. * Ou. .ill ...... tt.tr ,.„k ,, . . , . . the nffiicrtlturtd Interests of Europe. Then depot ■' ; , .' of dry g> oda from Hasting* to their store ...? ., . . .. . < . .6' ,, l . . : will the neb granaries of ont' Northwest be in tbie village, on the loth. Mr. Loomis is . , ' , , ,. , Dlsaolution. ----"-----------------------j opened and our cerate command fabulous p.rtw.r.4, .»'! In­ > pricvv. p;«uui.ituii tug iiiuui.nca awn.fu__ i__ ..._ .___ • , ..... . __ . 1 . trt'd.Jn mil in «« lur,. a utn-l K. cl0C t BStliCan i B ,‘ *n<* PUr “ISHon of skilled Amcridaj been diMNdrad, Mr? D. C. (inffirh burce.s o o nev । cajj cnn flnj employment in the in­ Drc.vsCBTTISO aiul Cloak Making, AND HTUSO. I b,W’ *irr l^rcipiialei into a pond of Hnuectfnlly Yours, . DC. GRIFFITH. fitaF* Good Cotlenade Pania for $1 at . D. W. tiscoLx’t Look aiour CesUnaial TkiZTonly 10 uooa a our ,«iker.nlBl mesmg, ouiy tj । NEW BAKERY. 11. in the »o.«, M HAt it was useless. The ent, or the enthusiastic landscape portrayer I mos* was M heavy that the buys could not swim, however they managed to get hold of a limb, to which they clung for two hours, detir of lhe Suprente Architect of ihc uni- j shouting for -hslp, which, at the end of tiie versa, which so plentifully abounds upon ‘ , ‘*“7 Pe“n’>‘*7 'and elegantly t.ltulrsled guides of over fiL re(X1TerwI. citnans. Indeed U rarely happens that does Mr. Smith. Ho has Business ip town is rather dull al present. , as the fanners nrs gelling ready for their ' Geo. Holden, of this city, haa bought o ut C. A. Bnilay'a interest in the lieory Mabie. The bosincM will be conducted under the GROCERIES! I 23 . cage. >. W. Lntcour. S. UlEHHAFSER. ■ Fresh Bread, Ms, Cakes. Crack­ - --------------------- ers asd Pies ; ty P****. «”•/ be *»••* writing k Tbe Republieaa nominee for Judgn of j the General Office, No. B5 Clark Street, Chi­ Nashville to gel Tea*, Cuffwee, Plrosr give me <t cttlL H. ALDRICH. WOOL CARDING? Good. Fine-Cut Cite wing Tobacco, 45 cts. Location.-—West Side of Main. Nashville, Mich., July 15th, J875; W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. 1776 1876 L. J. WHEELER. GRIFFITH & DURKEE, DURING THE DEALERS IN Cente nnial STtA.I’LE 4JNI> F'A.TSCK' KEN'S, YOUTHS’ I BOYS’ CLOTHING. 4kh. Nur. lo. Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per Ibi. Street, iu W. A. AyIswurth’s.Brick. MERCHANT TAILOR! BED)! MADE CLOTHING! token before Esq. Chipman, and Hine fined | grand«bt of triumphs, our Centennial Bewte Durkee. of the firm of Griffith A Dnr- $6 and costs, and Knepp $1 end costs. . Nevftr before has lhe Great Fl. Wayne & Hine swore by all that was powerful that he j Pennsylvania Railway .effered such inducec place, and in thin-vonnectiuu 1 would wouldn't pay tbe fine, and consequently took meats to the traveling public. The superb a free ride to the Hartings jal'j where bo ■ sights, tbe glittering line of double stee in Eaton or Barry. Couwy, and when 1 make Contained until Monday, when his employer. ' rail tracks, the magnificent palatial cars, ’A. Parker, paid bi* fine and hid him rc- -frem which tbe Centennial visitor oan view do not prupoM lo come into cum position leased.. . „ [ the scene's uf our country's early struggles. ■ -DlKk.ku.llA, U k. quin popul., „» ] <■­ Ik. n..r,............ lu SK.rJ.j !». ku.A Un.,. ! ,h' “"!■* Al‘ I I .wk...p. tuoA., g Ik.l Hl... il<»i .Ml,. I ... ............. nd to sell al or bwlew catl lomeet preiniiiri n„1A Sn.f Q __ «... , , , jv-tj. , . g.« neoessiriea, or that clow th.t depJd -P.m r!' RasAy ’ n'‘ S *m Wn~.. U ‘l*"n •h»lr <utlR I legbooies. enjoying a sunrise on the famous [ stepped into Dy curve, and ftrr hundred, of mile. | __ ______ r'l’jt . ’ , j sirnoofl itil.i ua boat hn>i sad rmsbd ap. .... rt. aotue ! AU Goods Sold tu Brpracnlcd, and' Satisfaction Guaranteed. S. LEIBHAUSER, ' I due'rial e*iahliabmenta of our country—and will pay all th* firm debts and colled alt debts due the firm. —Tbo«e mnd creek fellows gave the vj’.- j geld from our European neighbors will pour CuttiiiK i»n«l Mnlcini: 'Ione In tbe late»t Dated Saab rille, Sept <ll». Wd. lage another viait Saturday evening nnd as ; rapidly into tho laps of our deterring bii>1 I». C. Gatrmii, •belure poor whiskey had le suffer, hut Ike ' patriotic citiuns. Manj <?f ibom will then ■ Lewis Dukcxs. result wax that McDooal-1 Hine and-Sainciu* j forever .regret they perc ,. rdKtied the • aplendii . -1-1..1* . . .. . . ... ......... . .. "Knapp were snatched up by Marshal Flint, I opportunity to pass without visiting the ' U<arr of prufiui. for 1 intend to k»ep claeaaime, deaHog in firm clave gnodi anteeing fu'.l wjkiiiM and meawree nn STOGA BOOTS, S2.75, 15 GRADES OF TEA 60 CENTS TO $1.00 PR POUND. Should England, Russia, Prussia. AustHa, „ , _ , . .... I Franoe and Turkey Become involved tu a | .•a Pair, Upwards. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYli-STUFFS, Sebool and Yliwccllaneniiw BOOKS. STATIONARY, WALL PAPER. PAINTS, OILS, COLORS VARNISHES. BRUSHES. Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Etc., TOILET 4RTICEES. PERFUMES, TEAS. CQFFEES, SPICES. Boys’ and Men’s Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing; Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes; Gloves and Mittins, Groceries, <Ee.,. NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN- We nrenow fully prepared for the Fall Trade of" I *»76. Ha* ing purchased our Stock,.the first week of Aug., during the depressed erdition of tho market, al bottom prices,, we feel confident that we can offer Goods'at rates that will be satisfactory to tha closest buyers. We shall add to our stock, from time to time, all .the latest styles that’ make their ttppcareiice in the Eastern market. Wilhunl going-further intodeti.il, we extend n a cordial invitation to all to examine our rtoek before purchasing With thanks to our cuatomers for their post pairotjage, we solicit a- cocitinuancs of the same, and also invite those who have not-hith­ erto rad rd with us, to give us a trial, believing lhaL we can ofier goods-atprice* that will be entirely satisfactory. llewpcotfully Yours, GRIFFITH & DURKEE. The Nashville Carton Mills fte Tobaccos and Cigars. NEW ctiOP OF WOOL! IFool arnt by rail will be carded with and Provisions, and thia name is sbeordod him by all who . promplnan and returned }>cr directions. I . ' * know him. He is a wholb-Suuled, generoue ‘ enm ; charitable in his views and with bit' : mm . mutiny. Ko worthy objoei vr cause foils to C. ,Lm» kfiot. mi kb k.it. n.» „a i.4u^ । - nY.;wki;, of FOR MEDICAL AND MEUHaNKAL fVEsOtlMils tf a war b«»A |’«jfBy,I,ajlerM” of city played a match iflavtna bi) a , I'OdtB ONLY. good proFsr:y | of tll8 onh. f#r. I l , ? **’ on PrlJV «•><. w.|»»roin they bust the LARGE EXPERIENCE . . . f.. 1, a li,, -I math, " has been followed sll . through • his bus-jrp.Hir Bukr, nr- f»'*. _ .... ____ , II t lies and Liquorn i.u -ki.h us....I, i. ik. i.- pfjge [j gents psr li., or 12! wi?re 1 i rrevsmenl r»f our oily. I ‘ ' Fermi Oil. Db you wont Dyt» siuffis ? and will ai«»y» Innsltt friW Ssiklulm. J. IF. PGWLES. Pr-jp. LIVERY STABLE! ■At. Smokers Do you want a good Book for the Home Circle ?' Do you want School Books? Du you want a Prescription filled U. & MAIL LINK And join iu lhe chofua with those that nro already tinging : Thijt is the Tea I lone' have, sought, And niouFMtl because 1 found U naK THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF with cat-e ? MUSIC! MUSIC! 'ssz LEE BROTHERS, Dt> you want I’diuLa and Oils? WM. VENN. Pmommetos. In Nashville and sell litem ut tite Simdfrsf At Hi'good'a old stand, l^abvllle, Mich Fours Truly. You can buy Strain “A” for 11 coati, Sraaslaiei Hi coa, Yo:i w C10 cats; And other Groceries equally aR8uw Mt pric'\ BOISE BROS. LEE BKO’B. �*» Prta. from M w rboui anal to <70 fe» eheatnut *? covered w’ith midnight n possible.” white with their dwteibnbon. Tl-we is * chaiioe her? for tbe use of the tadum-d nicely; dowry, <300,000 cash. they grow. Speaking of the roses, I may say. that Santa Boe* wm a fstiatowi around might make juicy reading.— Francitw /iu'l-riin. '^^PHESWENTVir.'V.^ A I’mcR of New York up-town prop­ erty, valued at $200,000 throe ream ago, pie Mating that the Oabioet Council was resolved to depose the present Sultan sold for $50,000 cash, the other day. Morad, sad place Abdnl Hamid in his rritli white, yellow, pink, txiff, id crimson. There were pep- all the gentlemen rowing, and the rise of her biceps has lutd a depressing cffe*jt from Africa and Um Sandwich inland”, on malrimouud proposals. Imurum from Centtal America, dag” Ir you go down to tho Thousand from New Zealand, magnolias from We lalauds look out for the one owned by Southern States, eucalypti from Aus­ John Grover. I f you picnic there ha will tralia, cypreauw from the mountains and from Euroiw, myrtleri from Palestine lx spite of the immense -indemnity and Greece, and a Paulonb tree from , paid out of French savings anl di­ Japan, which reaches a height of forty vided among tho German St-.tes, France feet, and revels in leaves of the rise and is to-day the least depressed country in shape of a elephant’s rar. AU these Bfirope. trees aud flowers remained out of doors CosMxcncvT produced TOGnew invenwithout protection during the past win­ tkms last year, or one to 764 inhabi­ ter- In fruit trees there were tigs, tants. Massachusetts stood next in the Granges, lemons and almonds, peaches, number of patents. Arkansas in at the plurn'i and apples, besides all manner of foot at the list. grapes, including a black Hamburg, A uusTNixo-BODSgcntatHiggiusport, which dutinguiohed itself by growing Btoox l>»»t> boau dlridad up ; that towyifcrwt want to fight any nm, bat will eudeavur to crows th* Ywl'airotono ao1 gat hick to tbe ageoolrw. It they meant to fight they «n»U not b*v* afiowwt the Junotlon of tho fcroeo of Gone. Crook and T«rry. It appear* to the Commandor-lu-Chief aa If atttng Bull w*. getting t*»dT ‘o edrrende r and socure the determined engaged In the mod deeperate priru fight that pounded to a Jolly* ”• carried Lome dead. pud bj tn* muted i repaid i»F eatwp. —Deadwood city, in the Black Hilta, la ro- M.O33H SIMM «,«*’.us AVM.SS3 —Fifteen million cartridges, valued at $875,­ 000. wars shipped from Naw Hxvnu. Cann., a -Hanl time* are raging in England, and the iron Uado noerna to be mpecialiy afflicted. A mnMitndoof failures, mostly of >mall bounce, dltiou precedent to a grant of farther an­ are reported, and the auapeoaloti of doth and nuities will be the rolinqaisbment of the Black of otnploytuent. —Latent ’ advice* locoivod from Fort Fettcr- trail of a large body of hoatUea. estimated at and Crook la following the trill with all poaei- POLtTICAL. —Hoc. H. C. Bobltteou hM been nominated a* th* Bcpabtican candidate for Governor of Cotin«o«l:uL —Hua. Horatio Bcytuour i* tho nominee of fifteen feet in the laat^ twelve months in open air. Everything grows in the town without, irrigation, excepting strawber­ ries, and some products attain ondrmoru size, notably the horseshoe geranium, Which forms dense hedges of soariot bloom, fuclieias which cover the sides of houses, and lemon verbenas, which have so jinny and procariouy a growth in the East, but which grow here to a height of ten feet, and with a main stock three inches in diameter, and heavy enough for oqxdwood. In many or­ chards I saw fruit forming on trees which were planted .only seventeen months previous, and eucalyptus trees, which wvre in pote aix years ago, arc now between thirty or forty feet high. Indeed, it u difficult to say what will not grow in this section, for everything that b tried has yielded good returns. —Tbs low^Deuiocrats hare nominated can­ ongagemeut with Bithog Ball'a entire force in didates for the State ofiloro. with tno excep­ a few days. tion of Governor and Lientanaut Governor. JWOH' WTSO.V,, TUE WEST 1’uiMt —The Democrat* elooied their Stale <>ffioofa cadet. Died. io Arkautai, by wbat majority is hot yet known. lasoed in future, falls short of 5,000, and of In Little Book sod Pulaski oouqty ths vote wm A Call reporter had an interview yes­ grown males 1,000. terday with a gentleman who was 8 exceedingly dose. —Whiaky-maktrra will be interact 3 to learn cadet with “ Bison” at West Poirjt, and that the Commianlonrr of Internal Berenno fOSKIGK. graduated in the same class. This gen­ has fixed the product fn*m each buabcl of grain —It i» nuoffldaUy announced from Turkey tleman lh familiar with Bison’s subse­ period ia forty-eight lionm, and fifteen quarto abortly. Sultan Mahmoud la to bo deposed; quent career, and denies tho story that and Abdnl Hamid will bo ]>rocLalmed hi* «uc- he is Bitting Bull. Bison’s real name —It la announced that the campaign against was McLoinc. Ho gratuated the fourth Billing. Bull iacloaed for tho noidon.' Tbe in his class, and not tho third, as staled a band in tbe war igalnat Turkey.' The other in the letter of an army ofliccrl in which I*owm are in favor of peace, while Ilusria doho is spoken of as the leader of the alre* an umbttee, her object being rappood to mouth of Tongue rtror, for winter quarUn*. gain limo fbr preparation. Meanwhile tbou- Sioux. Bison’s -uUiuomenta were un­ The gwera! feeling among both officers and aanda ot Btiwila** eabjecte arc aaid to be pouring questioned, but his habits were wild, men in that further ccairh for Sitting' Bull and -he was refused a diploma, and, would be likely to prove an iiumruae wild—The llulr town ot fit. BjmUUm. CuoJ* therefore, a obrnmiarion, on tho ground goo»e chare. Crook may powibly alrihe boeio tliat he hod made his escape from West aoudl paiUee who are now haraMing the gold - <lay list. Six hundrcil building* wors destroyed, Point while nominally under arrest for and tbe loaa ia rotimated at $1000,000. * some cocapnde iu which ho had in­ —Yellow fever ia epidemic al bavannali, Ga. dulged. Embittered by the result, he -nd forty destha occurred in forty -eight hours. Now tnat many of our prominently- seems to havQ resolved to lead the life of After wealtby men are disappearing from a desperado, and he succeeded. C-JtXMar AXD CKJAtlir^LS. —Ixxd Rlbbloadalc, tho atepeju of Earl RA- view, those who remain arc more inter a rough frontier exmrience in tho We*tcotuig than ever. Commodore O. K. vrn . States, ho otisied for'Californio. Garrison is one of the beat known of our Ho was at Acapulco in 1853, and came Dinkgrovo. formerly Sheriff of wealthy men, and, like most of those on lhe steamer to Ban Francisco. He who piocrded him, is a self-made man. either liad not his fare or refused to pay known miscreant. The ktlling 1* generally ntl It may not bo so generally known that it, and as ho eaid he was too much of a down aa the result of aa aid feud, tho Doctor one of the most important episodes of genii man to work for a pirumge, there killed a min nunod Wlmterk, who had mxny his life was that which, tlrrough a com- was some trouble with him on board. fricmlB. binotion of circurcBtencea,r_____ made_______ him a From hero he went into Colorado, cast —Iks BMateuea of Jmoo Fomaroy, tbo boy-j rival of Oom. Vanderbilt It was in his lot with tho Mojuves, aud became to b*’3 “«ri"«l ri: ISM Ital Vudcrbilt ™ running U» all intents and purposes au Indian. Ha Impriaounsat for Ufa. • n -■n- uuu rtta. ,r ou. Btata « a. lfa' *“ 8“ io full dyed Ids skiu and eschewed all clothing tad r.ta Otar, u, Uia. B®». Art., i. th, bJ'' °> 'oorcta Hi. Agent in that city axve tho kind worn by tho nomgHs with * ' ' - •' ' was C. K. Garrison. In 1856 the fili­ whom he aasociited. Ileatlcsi! as ever, i an old man uara&l Cobb, busters under William Walker broke up ho went from one Indian tribe to an­ the Nicaragua tranait and, seising the other, making friends with some and reins of government in that country, an­ enemies with others, bnt always ready nulled the Vanderbilt tranait contract. for a raid or for desperate work. At Garrison, by thb not, was thrown out of leugtb, iu au encounter with a hostile a job. Suboequently a new contract wan tril>e, he waa single dout, lassoed and offered by the Nicaragua Government, strangled. His body was left for wild women and <*cape<L Tbe fugiuvo procurul which Vanderbilt refused to accept; but beasts to prey upon. The Sioux knew j Garrixon and Charles Morgan (the New him not. Sitting Bull, whatever his or U» .ho -or. Uta. ro .^^.p talliotairo) took it skill may be, is not tho Bison of West -it' «. Lori. Mo., tat Ito*,. • Ibi* ,rtiOT Point CoL B. S. Williamson, Superman named Jamee Lidtioil became nnru'.y in I ' anderbdt greatly, and whan luteaden: of tho-Lighthouse Depart­ one of thepublk parte, and on being put oat- I Garriaon camo to New York Vanderbilt ment an thia coast, graduated vflth the aide tbe intioearo l.urled a atone at the fence. | refused to speak to him. They were re- diaappointotl cadet Maj. McAlister, Bcliui Officer Woodlock was then called upon couailed subi-equcnUv, and Garrison was commAnder of the Ordnance Depart­ v"’ » >•» ment, graduated tbe previous year, and steamboat busuiosa. Ho b now the Gen. McClellan was also in training allffbtaal provocation (UAScll offering no re with him m West Point Bison was •artonce) ehet Lins tkrongb tb« tort, killing ‘ him iMUnUy. Woodlrek haa boon arreoted. I rtreet parlanco b getting out of steam­ well known to both these officers. —San ------- ■.— j ships rapidly, and will turn them over to Franciica Call. XIRRS AXD CAACAEriES . his MU William R., who b tho chief —An *oUre block wm dretruy*! by Bro at 1 niansgt r. Com. Garrison b worth anyChinese elopeinonte arc well managed. 10M will exceed $500000. &®u> of the . nD‘icr*u,od to have targe anma invested None bnt th« laxydeserve tho fair; there is neither ladder ncr trellis to be scaled ; taga boroed were of a aaperior character. | Chicago. Peraonally ho b one of the among than baing the G<raixu Ho-plta! and i «uo«t unassuming men on the street. He and the old gentleman is easily perauudt il that whatever i«, is right. Hiere the liailroad Hotel. A flromaa nainotl HiAnr>I h a Imhitun nf Turner ’Rntnnl, tell fraa a biter and was taecaoily k'lted. week, but spends his Humlsvs with lite was Ho, the laxiexi wight of Hangchow, •» ’ family at Iterator Hr i. M inveterate who lived by odd jobs, and uevoc could by fi^TuTmotme**d pUy«r, which b about lite only m>- got regular employment. Ono night, Tbe tee* on freight te variously estimated at' m visiting the Garrisou monument at from «150,0i0 to ♦St’.ooo. upo.i which there fat j GwenwtKxl Cemetery—a half-mosquo verr llilic. if ativ. th*. l*> — . ... . . ... macteM I Of Vanderbilt and A. T. Stewart in exploded A Mdm hiul'ik thief awaiting trial in the St thrown out of his painted wagon, and kicked to death by one ol hb homes, all at the same time. The old ajiplo tree at York, Maine, that wiui brought in a tnb from England, in 1629, was out down by its owner re­ cently. liecaniio tbe many visitor* to it trampled the grass. . MisbEiaek E.'Dilew, of Boirton High­ lands, jumjied overboard from her lioat in a rough sea and rescued a cliild tlqrt hail • fallen from another Ixntl, whose managero ncre too much frightened to wear about - SiNuuLMt death notice from the Wiwo (Texas) Examiner"Died—A the reaidenco of Major W. W. Downs, on Third street, Monday, Aug. 7, nt 1030 o’clock p. dl, Copt O. J. Downs, of voluntary abstinence from strong drink.” M«. Waitxbson, of Louisville, is tho only member of tho present Oongrcai who was bora in Washington. The in­ teresting event took place on tho 16th of February, 1840, when the cider Waterson was serving as a member of Congress from Tcnnessoe. The proprietors of tho Manchester Botanical Gardens, after n warm discus­ won, hnvo at last determined to open their gardens to subscribers on Sunday. Tho question has frequently been brought up within the last twelve- years. Tho votes wore 165 fur and 85 against. John White and Alice Ayar Rtarted for the clergyman’s houso at Scarborough, England, to get married. They wore very poor and out of work. On lhe way they seem to have decided not to strive together for prosperity and happiness, for they committe 1 suicide by drownteg. Curious sales in Texaa, says the Weatherford News: "Jackson’s madstone will be sold at Weatherford on Saturday, the 20th'test, at auction, for cash in band. This stone has i>een in Parker county for fifteen years, and Has been applied to the bites>of many rabid animate.*' A roit'wn pastor of an up-town church in New York justifies^ the practice of­ closing houses of worship and taking a vacation in dog days, referring eomplaiucra to the fact that by-and-by they *11 expect to be ** where congregations ne’er break up and Sabbaths never end," and then they will have enough of it. stent intenwt. He wu*t born in 1842, and is the second son of Abdul Medjid Khalif. His mother died young, and his father gratified him in afl his wiahro. He commenood harem life early, bnt having a stronger constitution than hb brother Mnrad, fate exowweshave notacrionaly impaired hb health. Ho is not a drunkard nor a spendthrift, bos one wife in chief, and owns several odalisques. He is on orthodox Turk, cordially hxtes the GreeX*> performs hb religions rites punctiliously, knows a little French, has a fancy for collecting stuffed monkeys MBd cockatoos, and wijl probably make As good a Sultau as any other Turk— the demand for any particular Sultan baing short-lived in Constantinople.— Chicago Tribune. A BM1LL CBTTRCII AXD SHORT SEJtMOJfS. Westdale, a little parish in England, him the smallest church in tliat country, aud it b a very diminutive affair. It has but eight peau and yet u capable of so commodatiDg double the jiopubtiou of tho district. The rector opens the church himself and rings the belt Then ho dona tbe occlosbatical robes in tbe presence Of hb congregation. There b do mn’ical instrument in-the church, and the minister leads the singing. His bermons are very short, a recent one oc­ cupying only seven and one-half min utes in its delivery. Two services are’ held' every Sunday, and this rector, clerk, precentor, sexton, bell-ringer and church-warden ail combined in one re­ ceives for the performance of hb varied duties the modest little salary of about 8300. _ _____________________ Only 30 Cents Cor Six Monlhx. Tho Chicago Ledger, a large 48-coIumu paper, .will be sent to any sddreea six momtub, jxjstpaid, for fifty cents. Tho Ledger ia the cheapetil and best paper in tho country. Address The Ledoku, Chicago. Ill. At our rtquort Cragin AJJo., of Fhiladolplua, Pa,, have promised to send any of our readers gratis (on receipt of fifteen cents to pay postage) a sample of Dob­ bins’ Electric soap to try. Send at onoa. Wix.Horr’8 Anti-Periodic ou Fkvkb A!»n Acea Tome I—Wiltioft's Tonic baaeetabliahod-iUelf aa Uie real infalUble Chill euro. BMW *10 FILLO UEM. ®an«fwnt KDirur nun HOTELS. ffvtHC I!« OOLU «>•«> a-ay $17Ds=ar<£r»«.; WILMS'S MTEMT ADJUSTABLE CHAIR FOR I VAUDS, IROX FOLDIMG BEDSTEADS, ETC-. TO PRINTERS $360x PAPER WAREHOUSE REVOLVERS!! $3.00 ACFNTR ■“cmiKMs'aiss RAG AND STRAW PRINT, Cardfi and Cardboard, Colored Print P^perc, Fine Flat Papers, Ruled Papers, Tinted Papera, Coyer Papera, Book Papera, Manila Papera, opium Envelopes, Tagp. Printer's Inka, Roller Composition, ami Printer's Furniture, which we offer at ’IMD REAOIKB. PSTCHOMAHCT. FMCINATIM. • — *v ***»w * ir i*»i STEAM ENGINE CHICAGO MKWBPAVKK UNION. $10,000 J25.”LS!iS&‘,"inE!!.......... the Foe ol lot b*w,ty. Teuitet. and OS«a*lv» F»M. H»»« b» mul. 1 LITTLX i'pO ficat.-e of tbe very beet people from all pxrta of the country. It curee mxlarloui, dinesBo of every type, from the shaking Muaa of the lake* and Talleje to tbe ragtag feroro of tho torrid sone. Tty it! Il baa never been known to fail. G. IL Fxxlat & Co.. Proprietors, New OrtasML Fob aaix bt *u, DscMtm . WuteitstW Houiatm’s PnxsEnviNo Comtoujcd dbpdtaMM with sugar, beat or ur-tight oana tu pre­ serving IrusL vocltable*, meat, egge.etc. A largo exult it at too Contemns.1 Exponuon, proeerved four yearo ago, look* m fresh aa if Rath >r«d yes­ terday. Tbo moat enitaeittcbetulrta certify to ita valun and beelUifnlneM. A box. which will pre- CUNS! CUNS! CUNS! criis-retTes suKsrs- MUSTANG LINIMENT TOBACCO USERS tS* Nic-in-Noc with IMt lotmrro. Bnrrroxa VrJCnoo. IHrsnrxaa, O«o. Hol«»toA Cx, L Na 33 Agnooltural Hall. Centennial F.xpoaitlon. 1'liUadoTplua. Edwxhd Baimb, Euq , Horton, Kings county, N. 8., writc-i that an antonialiing cur* has been offccud on hi* daughter by tea two ot JofiHKm't Linxmenl. Uta whale *[dno become diacaaoa, eh* loot tbe tree of Lar limbi*. *ad her back wa* rounded up like » bow, ui conM<|uenct> of taking cold alter having been inoculated for the ktae pock. Sho ia now wcIL A oovru who lived in Epping, N. H., have had eleven children—eight sons worm, aaltrhoum. and throe daughters. The father, now living at the age of 86 years, has been an inveterate omuker and cbower of to­ bacco moat of hia life, and his wife a snuff taker more than fifty years, and The remarkable euros effected by yet no one of the cloven children ever Vegetine Lave induced many phymcitua and apothscarir*. wliom we know, to prescribe and used tobacco in any form. THIS AND THAT. And »o you found lb*t p-»r room doll. tank, b*v<Dy to yvur ta*t». my dear ? It* feature* *»»mnl nutwauUfn!; * But tlu. I know-tw»* there, not here. You plighted troth to tar, the word Whlc‘.-M> that poor room how It beard. And UU» ihu rich room obtain* obulna your yonr pratec pr*i*e Uu.pixliited-oo u.piaMbcd—*o bright. fright, «•> lair. fair, Ho all II whereat perfect *t*y« etay. T »55 g $77 >.’s-,&4ii?.: asraa Why suffer with Chills-! n agents wanted for the great Centennial history One dose of SEXISM «. F. BURNHAM'S THIS MARKETS. WATER WHEEL Th" other «ord wm m»>kitu •— Uk lh:» rich r-oni bow you dropp'd u>c >“**V I -Kcbrrt Rrvwuin,t. Two yeara ago the coinage of twentycent pieces wad ordurod. Tbe object was to reduce our coinage to the decimal system.. Bat, unfortunately, the twentyfive-oent piece tna also continued; while be wm drinkiug tea in a wayride Nothing was, therefore, gained by inn, he boasted that ho would never do change, eXoept the confusion .rewull anotlie/ day’s work unless he could find a rich employer With pretty dasghtsra. Hoj>e« were nntertainod that by this coin An oM screw, namad Triang, who over- we would get rid of the phautaemii! bcard the remark, wan ho cnrAgcd by it “ bit,” which, though it htw no real cxthat be engaged all the laborers who isteaoe, occnipiee a place iu all our tranfwere prew-nt except Ho, aud rafiued to Mciiona. Hut the twenty-oent pieces give him even a night’s lodging. •icver entered into general circulation in this city. Largo numbers of bsck-yard, aud very mournful he wm. Suddenly a great bundle of clothw; was thrown out of a window were turned out But the straugcHt pjrt ■ Thinkfab there were thieves in the of the story is to uomc. The New York j Journal t\f Cummeret charges that they ; teat the farmer's household, lie put the are dwtritinted at the oth’vr Hide by some ' bundle ou hja lntck aud trudged Jovrti nrcwwaa of f*vv<»riti«Tr.. nn.l am writ ,/v,.s2. ' LaMD.-... ible to the general puhHo. The journal behind' him. The infuriated farmer I Not so. It was only a pretty girl. Hha ’ joined him aud walked by his aide.w.tli- ■ 33 p*sr cent, premium, or four for H.00, our saying A word or. looking up at him. And tab is not the ieas.t of the puxxtaa Ob they mat through the dark night, j which duster around this com. Why PATTON’S AMERICAN PEOPLE I IfYouWantto Make Money Read This. LANDS ■FOR SALE WIW ** IQ boy* a l*ai ar Cail on BM> Iraab^* of Whwat, tad ' *■*"••»**** ; 960,000 Acres it Seutbircst IM. 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' CITIES. are now agreed to th) opinion that, Wo had moved from Memphis—tor couple of years more onr boy contrived when people will nse more of such to gtt nrtns arrant boy in a big machine VILLAGE OFFICERS. simple vitalizing extract; and a little lew bow Old Trnaalcr managed to brack us shop, an’he had the faculty of makin'him­ iv>MMOTit-rw«riu tea, for their strength and health, they up, an’ come along just as bo had got to self useful no well that he soon got to ire will be willing to dispense with the be all the world to us, an* said he guessed a general favorite, especially with Mr. Mr. Schuyler, tho American Secretary present artifices of cookery, as numberwe’d htul'im long enough, an’ ho would Rosenberry, the boas, who took such n how take ’im off our hands an* givs his strong fancy to *im ths‘ he vowed the boy of Legation and Consul-General, has lem m they are useless.—New York been making a very careful and pains­ Tritnme. edicatiou the Anishin* tenches. As for should bo somebody, an’ rctually offered me, I thought I should drop'dead, an* to send *im to college a year at his own taking examination of the region of tho XCLK ANfi ZIOV. . _ Bulgarian revolt of last May, in order to William—for it The Cincinnati donkey that whipped by which a lion waa not, it Bcema, the first animal couM do to keep y inilBB of that species to nnbdne the king of old whelp with i beasts. The following item we find reILflTOHtalGT jfttoCQTAL CHURCH-X. L was, they hod a mighty fura, an Trus- was ever so much obliged to ’im ; * but,’ wide and nearly'one hundred miles long. produoed in the New York Sun : “Many 1T1 K HL Loco IWor. - Srials>a rri-ry Sabbath al 1 The rebellion threatened large propor ­ I S a. m. «»d 7 p. m. Sabbath *1 12 ra ler went off vowin’ to harp tho taw on says be, * I am not just ready to go to years ago a Florentine gentleman had a my man, an*, declarin' by all the prophets college yet, for I want to master the tions, and at tho time we were informed mule so vicious that his grooms and T> AFTIAT QHVUtHI. Srrri*— <*«T Mho! that measures had to bo taken to “ local­ -O Mio l-« A. M. a*4; r. xMA8i-m4 D^utteT. in Scripter to git even with ’im, au* trade an* le^rn- all about the burinoM rerranta could not approach it withoutmake it too worm in Cincinnati for all of first, an* then if I think I want to bo a ; ise" it, Jtww “iocEliaed.” There is receiving a kick or a bite. Its master, no need of manufacturing stories of cru­ us. That was a dark time for us, nn’ I gentleman, an* have os much leornto’ n» "M.MH VILLE LODGE.-2MF. *-A- M. Itatcified priests mjd maidens bunted riire, after employing in vain every means to don’t know wfa>t we siusiW 'a done ifr a* anybody, rDmi lure 1 time render it more tractable, resolved to ox-. hadn’t been for’thAt oisbeed toan Dr. cnotfgh. I’taisfndyih’ nefwa gtiod deal, of'heads ent off and used in a gome of AlffY'SIK worlfflyiting* aw! man,'' ball, of babies bayoneted and thrown I>ora tho creature to the wild beasts in -Stebbins—which I hope ho may never nights an* Bundays, an* odd times, an’ the meratgerie of the Grand Duke. A Eocttri Cook SecrtSwy. ' • -ifavo any bod luck in his own family, for . while I’m gottta* on with the trade I high in tho air Ixiforo the, screaming lion was accordingly let loose, whore mothers’ eyes. There wus no need of if ever there was areal angel in, men’s guoes I can git a good start on tho rndiroaring would have frightened any other clothes ho in one.' Henry had just got ments, an' then if I can’t get on ass gen­ manufacturing suck stories, for the act­ animal'; but the mole wuwly retired, over a bad spell of the fever, an’ Dr. tleman, I'll havo a good trade that no­ ual fact of battles where no quarter was without showing any sign of fear, to a HrjUf ,<Jcw-»n>p« an the leant* of Time, given^nfl if Ullages talk to ^io mercies Nouhrille Stebbins it was ns tended on *im as body can take from me, by which I'll lx of Circahsian irregulars, are enough to corner of lire court, in which he could though ho was fhe son of a pork­ able to take care of myself and the folks only bo attacked from behind, where its IL,A. BARBER. THE WAS-MElt WOMAN'S BO1 packer, although he couldn’t help who liave been so good to me. I’d like blast forever the memory of Hussein Avni greattret strength lion, and tkero waited Pasha, who ordered the performance. His •. । >nie», wnirnnm, an «*t nt “Wall, you soo, that boy won nex* but know, that from our circumstances— to have u good edication, Mr. Rosen­ tho attack of his enemy, observing him l.x> ami mate HttwU. Naahrille, Mich. murder by a Circassian seems like retri ­ th-Dg to an orphan when wo took *im. for you see it had been an uncommonly berry, au’ I’m sure, you wouldn't grudge all the while from the comer of its eye, | butive justice. One crime testified to M. C. ELLIS. Ho had a stepfather and a stepmother; bad treason, the river bein’no low nearly helpin' mo to it, but I can't give np and presenting its crupper. The lion, by Mr. Schuyler, however, should bias t Ibiavi both drunken whelps, on* between ’em all summer tho boats couldn’t run, an’ workin’ just yit, an’ live on your bounty­ tho character of the present ministry if sensible of tho difficulty of the assault, they nearly managed to beat the life out my mon luul Lreen so long ont of n. job till I’vo got a homo for tho old folks, they fail to pursue its perpetratora with । employed all hia addrera to cateh his foe of the poor child. Wo soon tho litde that wo were in a tight pinch, I can tall on’ give mother such a b'ft that she CLEMENT SMITH, relentless punishment Tliat is the him- ■ at disadvantage. At length the mule fellow, my husband an’ me, one day you, fqr it wasn't as though ho was won't have to stavo any more. By the saare of several thousand people in cold found an opportunity to give him ho viowhen his father bad come home tearin' bringin' in his forty an’ fifty dollars time this is done I’ll know my own mind _ |ent a kick that nine or ten of his teeth an’ was a dashin'-it to 'im with a piece every month, on'-it all come on to me to better, an’ you’ll be able to tell whether ____________________ I Were broken, tho fragments flying in nil the FLINT A- BRADY., of lmr'1 stave, and it fairly made my keep-the family with what I could make I’m worth tho candle.' _ ________________ ___ poputa- * ‘hrectioni. Tire tang of beaata acknowlA TTORNKYH and < *mn»eMani it taw. Offloe, heart bleed to hear *itn holler. We had । at wrahhi’, an' wmdimefl tliat wm “Mr. Rosenberry told mo all about it Na«hTl»r, Mlehlfin. Michigan’ W«at iMr <S Main Kt reel., N^hTlIIr, tion, and their remains’ lio to day nn- , » defeat, and retreated to his den, no children, na. two, au’ I says to my mighty slim pickin'. . But tho Doctor, afterward, an’ if I loved my boy before, buried in tho streets and in tho church. | leaving tho mule master of tho field.’’ BRADY, William, trnya I, *My dear, lot'll try an’ bless you, ho never thought about his I w'orahipped ’im thca. Well, ho kept For nearly three months the mountains 1 got the poor little shaver away from fiay, but turned right in with a free on, workin’ btoddy, savin’ his money, EXBHCIHE IX TUB OPEN Aik. D. ^r. SMITH . have hidden the 84*cret, but tho Govern- ! A mother, feeble and worn out, was OTARY IWIC, aitrn.1- to all U*lr.r»* call* In them UDiRorcifuI vagabona. Wo ain't will to see what could bo done for our read in' everything ho could git his ment must have known it. The thing ‘ making ikcd», marttf*Kr«. draalnc wiUa.Hr. nona of our osru to l>«ok after, an’ ho’s a aufleriu* child, an’ somehow, it wnm’t hands on, an* studyiu* almost all tho r<'stox«l to strength and health by cxerhas been spoken of before this, but dte- | Ri uldrncc aortii of the tllliurc. »n atalr road. nice, peart lookin’ chick, an' might bo long before the good n an got so inter­ sciences an* algebras on* Such things, I •Pk o cise in the open air. Her prescription, believed on account of its horror.’ -T ' UNION HOUSE * raised up to amount to somethin'. ’ ' It’s ested in ’im that we could see ho was do believe. It wasn't three years till ho isu’’..Bs '’ CO8ta authenticated reports from the Coneu T r nothing, - is ns follows : rank dancer. i’n>j<i<-c«r. tri. howl i» vary true, as you say, ’ rays William, determined the boy should get well, if wm the best workman in tho works, im however, dMmodtboUov.mmmt. I L“‘ J,,lj A,,K'”1 1 *° pleMantb •ltuaU-4 In II- conwr of bunincm. • an' I don’t mind txyiu' to see what can medicine could fetch *im, an' it did. Mr. Rosenberry told me ’imaelf, an’ eud eemed il to nuie ...me .Low ot die“4 ',0"' °nl “O’"*™ “»■ bo done.’ Bo William goes to old man But, dear mo, I’m gittin’ ’way off tho when ho como ont of his time ho wus •pprowd. Tho olBeid. at tho Porto ««"■»"'“>« h°““ “>• «“• ot my Trnraler nex' day, when ho was sober, track. As 1 was goin’ to say, tho nex’ made foreman of a branch at once'L By credit American erimioearie. with bring- i “““ “J P>*r«o**» I A/.F. C. BUXTON. an' aayu he, ‘Look hare, old man, I want morn in' after old Trusslor hail give us that time ho had bought this lot, an’ ing th, Ib.lg.rian horror, to the notice UNSMITH, manufiwtnm RIH* *nd : I"’'1 °* 1 "h“dJ atid repair* all Mrrarma andflei- .’ to take that boy of yours to raiao, hu' i such a scare, as I was liangiu* up the built the back part of tho house— which otth„EoroP.~imblfc. BatMtuwrl TrT." “ r ‘ "r* I? A? SL. ” Ikccdr-loaitm. of any nuuiiitacturv, fu; Ibt prkr. Shop near the plaining mill. make a man of ’im. He's a smart child, clother, the Doctor went by to soo old is now tho wing. Every year he has Uro been able tomwrtahr. the primajwl 1 lu* '.'“l ,8""* but you know yourself he'll never made some improvementa, an ’ last sum ­ omHl belong, to Sir Philip Fnmeirr tho I " ,d ’ ^ r 1 dl ^™ “ o d * “ Mrs.-Meschim — tho first mate's mother Mr». M. J TIMMERMAN, amount to a hill o’ beans if be grown up —an* I up’s au* tolls 'im all about what mer he put up what he calls the house -i n it 1. 1- t I would not "he round! longer, but English Consul General hore, who died . .. _ ,, , under your jichooliu'.' The old fellow a limo he was likely to have. Tho Doc­ proper—makitg all the plans ’imself. __ T .. . ... while I could put one foot boforo the recently. In apito of the determination ; ./ , „ _ k wouldn’t have notion* to say to it at tor rubbed his chin, an* looked at the " Yes, he’s done well, an’ he’s been a t a- a T*n• » *1 < i . other, I would move about. So, I put of Sir Henry Elliot, tire Ambassador, ’ . , , . ,v , JOIINM. ROB, first, but William wiw dead-Bet on gittin’ Cathedral spiro’ for a miuit or bo, an' good boy to ua. I can’t fad thankful , , . . . „ ; ’ t ou my hat, and, leaving the children in for {relitical reasons to prevent publicity, I ., , . . .. ® • T . ouse, stm* »"■> c.irri»s>- rainier. tho boy—for you see we had talked it then a ligljt seemed to spread over his enough that ho has turned out tho way he o- tm u 1 l. i i vLL 11/ I keeping of too nurae, I walked in Fr«ooing, an ! Paper Hangiug » Sir Prnhp worked until he euhifcxl the 1 v ® .. ., over among ourselvea oo much the night face, on* hesjioke right out in his blunt has. I don’t take no credit for it myself. tho open air as far tut my strength would attention of Parliament and the British t/ .. . .i ■ 6 CHAS. DEMAR A Y. before, an' had arranged every thing bo ... . ... permit, resting frequently in my walks, It was born in 'im. If ho hadn’t had nation. Tho American muwionanro, ac- 1 , PJ , TK«U.tfi, am! rfoihr In "nnc anil .Hated Jcwcl- an'ao—so my man hfi palavered old Trura- Mrs. Rockaway ; before old Trussler the right kind of a disposition to . , . .. . . । Immediately I i-cgan to grow stronger, f I rf Ckxii. bfu«-la.-L*. etc. Kvf-ry article warcturtomed to estimate the value of on- T . , .. . , . , , ■ •... . . . I kept up tins course for Rix weeks, and taalof a* n-pn»entPd, or money _ refunded. Oppo- ler for ever so long, tollin' 'ini how wed! gets back, you take that boy an' go start on, all my trainin' wouldn’t have . deuce in this country, have been rather , , • . ... . the child would bo pervided for, till right up to the Probate Oourt, an* have done much for ’im. He’s got a good , _ . ... . . . , . . .. a tluy or two ago walked with ease tan slow to believe statements which they , ... . J). If. LINCOLN . finally tho old heathen knocked under, *im appoint his own gnardeen, in reglar head, an' he knows what to do with it. ■ , - . . . । nulcK. I have taken no medicine, have were unable to pwretagata. Lt so bap4 . ... . . , , , , EALER In Or><nle» and Froriaiona. Dry an’ said he wouldn't stand in the way of legal form, an’ yon ^n keep .’im in spite He's always bryin* to make improve­ > “it 7 it u iv >-t ■'?. i ;«rton nutritious food, slept regularly, Good*, Genta* Fumtenij Good*. Notion* md pened that the rebellion did not touch . , ’ 7, .IA- ..9 u.l. his own flesh an’ blood, an* the upshot of all his step-father can do.’ Just then ments on the machinery, or git up some­ ,. „ t ■ • t and amiiow well and strong, and in good directly any point in Bulgaria where । _ . r . of it wm that it turned out just os we William come, an’ the Doctor explained thing new, to save tabor, an* ho's now . -ji , • .. . . , < flesh. I must think tliat a great many R FARAD Ye Americans resided, and in all their state- 1 , ,, ,, , ’ liod counted on, an’ William he brings it all to ’im, an’ offered to go with us to hard at work on some kind of an inven­ .... . , , I feeble .romen would grow strong if they mentis they have been very careful to i . . ., . . tiie court house himself, as a witness; tion, widch he My8 ’• bound to make home the boy. . t . .. . .1. i ‘ 'roultl walk every day in the open air. Hon to >tll ail order* promptly,'and at thcl , . . . Beporate separate what wnut they u knew to Ire true and J * th.., b.^a living pricr*. Hbop went »14e of Main Htrrrt. “ But Buch a sight you never oaw. an’ it was a good thing he Bui, too, foe I ■" ‘ V1* 0' •““’I “ >'”’*’*° I* *>.■ --- L------------ -1 as rumor. The Itatak . CUI1.LT BLENPIXU KUUMI. honk rye i believe you. How so much don’t believe wo should 'a got -ft all nn up in bnmntwi business nn on tna his mm own hodk. IT nnlv only horror was hidden away among tlie J. B. b se An erroneous idea s-'emn to prevail dirt got on snoh a littlo boy was a puz­ through so nice as wo did if ho hadn't. hope it may, an’ I believe it will, for he mountain’, and Mr. Schuyler waa the “ To moke a long story short, wo got don’t git discouraged, an’ what he seta in regard to the health fulness of our zler to me. Au’ creepers I Why it ilr^t foreigner to visit tho ptaca and steeping apartments. It is often asserted makes mo scratch to think of it. But it all arranged just as tho Doctor had out to do he docs. prove tho truth of Hie atoriea. 'I’ll** ’ WBB^niR^ifl^BBS, that they should bo cold in order to be “ He’s goin’ to l»e married at Christ­ says I to William, 'Soap is cheap, an' said, an’ when old ‘ croas-eyec'—for his desire for wholesale slaughter appears !.A<*RSjflTlt< AU kind* ot work in t&> Btockhealthy. In alluding to this, a medical eyes were an crooked as a rams’s horn— mas, to a girl 'most as smart as he is, an* ■mitu and HonmUkmCw Una aUandM to prom- tho fine comb is in my reticule, hangin’ deeply rooted in the minds of tho peo­ on tho bed post' So I tucks up my came back ho soon found out wo had 'im who will make ’im as good a wife on any ple. From the beginning of tho Herze­ journal Htatea tliat a modenite amount of heat is nociled in a bedroom, but that wlicro tlio hair war short. But he talked man over had. She ’ s Mr. IJoscnbcrry ’ s sleeves, takes soap, water an’ towel, an’ ORNO STRONG, govina troubles both sideH have maraamoderate amount is needed in the winter goes at ’im. He wann't used to any­ ho aggravatin’, an’ made so many threats own daughter, frpm wiych you (nay cred every foe they could readi. time. There in do advantage in going to that I got real ’ fraid he would , cany out judge that ho hasn't changed his op in-, thing of that sort, an* puckers up his dlapatct>{ bed ^n a cold room, nor id sleeping in a month , an* goes to errin'. But I tnliui some of thoitf/so f persuaded my man ions of tho boy since the time ho wanted ^y/iiLLER 4- SON, cold room, nor in getting up and dress­ cheerin' to 'im, an’ ca'mH 'im down a to send the boy out to his brother to send him to college. If you'll drop Tho other week when < Now York® bit. Well, after n gooJ hard Bcrubbin* George’s, in tho country, for n few in again, sometime, sir, I may tell you called nt h cloth as- cleaning cfitabliih- ing in a cold room. Persona may sur-Pact. Brows, 1 Tetchca ’im out somethin'near clean, weeks, till the old varmint would leave more about ’im.” cmHlaual Iwrreaiw of CU«W« ment on the Bowery with a pair of pants To havp the chill taken off the air on an* by close, wotcliiu’ at tire end of a the diggins, but on the vety* zoomin' im . under hb mm, the affable proprietor of going to bed, and whan droaring, is week there wasn't a crcejrer or ’im. was goin’ to start with 'im, wo accident­ a PR BE LAXCB. tho place shook them out, held them to JHiKrllanno Care. comfortable and IwNdthfal. A room un­ ally heard, through one of the young Then I tidies ’im "up a bit with a new CoL Becker, one of the Servian lead­ the light, and remarked : der forty-five dcgrece is a cold room for suit, made out of some of William's old men I washed for, tliat Trussler hail died ers, seems to bo « veritable soldier of “ I can ^etore the penta in a manner JOHN Q. CBE6BY-, 1' •> ' tithes, au' 1m» looked w> sweet that I sot sleeping apartment, and sleeping in nn J b n e 111 f jf , though J «» W ’ t indoor atmosphere lower than that is aldown ou a wash-tub an ’ had a good cry. Deiraty Coanty flunuynr nod Gvnrtat Conveyancer ■A day or two ago the garments were vv4y»> hurtful, and positively pernicious, He was mighty ahy an* timid at first, an’ help bein'gl <d to hear tho nows. But called fbt, And as tire ' owilcr inspected 'for the simple reason that such a tem­ it wm a long time before he got over then when little Henry cried, and took with the police which caused him to । 1 II. LEE. them he discovered that certain spots perature ciiim the carbonic acid gmi of lookin’ for a bestin’ every time William on so. an' begged to go an* se6 bin poor leave Rurata He acoomjianied Maxi- .hail । been worn down so thin tliat hotel 1 father — who .was so good to, ’ j«i wluui he a sleeping apartment to oondonao and come home, fqr you Hee, bless his hi art, miiian to Muxicp, bufcfioin after npp<sarerC , -must soon appear. Ho oegan to up- settle in the lower part of the room, * * 1 been so tired to gutiu* drubbed wasn't full or drink—I fe.lt oshomep o* in Porta, and^ter.a abort■ rtsy proJAMES. FLEMING, tho cleaner, who smiled sweetly as where it is breathed into the lungs with royself, 01 ’ eel down au ’ had a good ory' time his old dad got into the t > Rome, and was enrolled' in . -be replied : ; -.-. fi ; -,j, id! its pernicious effects. » that ho was kind o’ lost without with 'im. Xh'ovurUUotM, ; “ We do our work hare Ijy frictiun ' it, an* (or a week or so I o^nsated that , t!p ;i sc have flpme to l.x'k ou Mala N«tbvin.. Midi. Hi CQ^tact^ith rxrjtr the boy Wbein ’ our 6wd', ‘ almost, for wo he was rather disappointed tliat one of whence to* Alexandria jn* Egypt, wnere P. 8- Fb* WateJie» and Jewelry care­ spofj e»14rfrietioi) ot titealoth us didn't put lire eprout-i h Im. > But heard soon after, through a deck-hand he soon found hinni«lf ialsbc hbad trf fully rejtalrcd. and warranlrd, John H. Docker, of Charleston, S. 0., certain to be more or lees affected." from Memphis, ae shipped on tho Mollie body of tho Khedive’s troops, with Bey ‘ ■But these pantalooim ore ruined,” {mulatto), was married in Newport, R. style^a* I don't uphohl it My father Darling, with my man, that his step­ suffixed to his name. But Egypt seems L, Monday evening, to Jeanette Bur­ ~” * o’ thinkin’, in' I know mother had died six months before, to have become too hot for him, and protested the owner. n. ■ -■- । asrai'iDUw .' . “ Nominally P»iue^ I admit; bat you bridge (white), daughter uf one of the VI ap^lVfi-S* m^arurca, |jsaptMaos through starvation, almost, fii‘. ttiLugh- po^n .ho reappeared fo Porta. H« fcft ■ IN of brong it up to fear vopr parente. Ho wo i it was mmiSmAm to the boy—tarho lias his that dt/fdr Constantinople to offer his peel was deceived in you. Sly idea business men of that city. The mar­ was that you luUJailed in business, and riage ceremony was performed by the used jiotbin’ ■ but kimincra wiii little foelin'fl like other people—we hive con­ service* to the Bultap. In tho Turkish -wUit I UesWtAlooHriy |Mif at pu>ta- pastor of tho Union Congregational (col­ Henrj, an' it wasn't long till lo begun cluded that it was all for the best. ON LONG TIME. capital ho met Ignatieff, who procured loons to wear around until yon could ored) church. As it was generally nnto KVMKLL. to take to us, mi' I do believethe iriho“ Well, yes; about the boy—for I see his pardon from Russia, converted him fix up a settlement of ton cents on a dol­ derstood that the wedding was to take cent child would e'on a most run his your pjrticuoe ta gittin’ kind o’ reetleus. into a full-blooded Ponslavtat, and sent lar." ' plaoe, a targe and boisterous crowd of He took to seliin’ papers, an’ doin’ all him to Servin. men, women and chi'dren congregated a«’ I know I oouldn’t a thought tore of odd jobs ho could gjt—for ho said it NliTBIlLTB Boon. about the house and made night hideous. the dating if he had been myow dtald. didn't seem right tn »ec me work so The problem of feeding the young They throw utones at the bonne, broke “ Well, things went on to tideway for ■ . aand tho poor physiologically is not easy, windsws, and used the meat, insulting four years, during which Wo hud . _ Hix woman tire at present Knighte of but it ta simpte 41-iMMjaiie^fwM-dhe language, the women being tho most m to school the biggartpet of the Ltfcifer, an’told wo to buy bread an’ the Grand Cross of tho Legiun of scientific poiui'of view. Tljat'thc bulk tr----------------fixRi of Uks IKXirrr cUj-h.m ttu>t things with it But bless his innocent Honor, namely : Madam Debar (Sister oI mo nod, but to do purpose. Tar barrels dropped in to see us, an’ said WVas heart, I never could touch it—till ouoe Victoire), Superior of the Convent always - be brawl is unquestionable. wen- burned, and the wedding wae detho brightest boy in school. VWl. he —the time of. the explosion, when my Esperance, in Napoy ; Boss Bonhaux ; Pear, beans, und olht-r like bgnminoua man wbs hurt so bad, au* I had to give Lady Pigolt, docouted by M. Thiers for ptanta, however rich in albumen, can bride had not lived at home, for a king waya about it, an’ he used to Bctjhx the . up my waahin* an* take cars of 'im for her seal in helping the wounded on Uie never be expected to succerafnily oom-, time, and her father, although opposed eveni 'g, when WiUtom was aw* with nine mortal week*. Thau I was obliged, liuttlfi field in tho lata war ; Mira Bertha pete with bread ; first, bemuse they re to the wedding, took no measures to as you might say, to break in on Henry's Booher, of Havre, who founded several prevent tbs union. Tho bridegroom is charitable institutions "and hospitals ; s College graduate, and very good look­ , Aaskville, Micb. body together. But I rowed that it the Superior of tho Siatere of Charily and then are indigestible, while at all ing.—Awidenea JownaL tlt?D, hy puttin’our should all be made good again, an* it of Toulouse, who, at tho risk of her tamos they, arc not so easy to be digested General Conrrtfaxtcing, together, we could generally lifp, saved many persons during the re- aa bread. But broad is not . so good a Collection* a specialty. make -oui -mf for fix months, til? it was all l>oek again, ec-nt floods ; and the Superior of the Colony railroad, and the engineer went MONEY TO LOAN «'.l*ppLr wuman you never saw tiun Siaten of St. Joseph of Guadaloupe, in, and shows that breud soaked in broth me on the day as I completed tbs task. who has labored for forty ... years among remain*-. He found the little one under But to keep on with my story—for it's ' the poor and sick in the French coloniee. food as th? best meat diet. Indeed, the the third pwranger car, unhurt. Hashrillr JBirrctory N F G Oh UUle klac and parting tort! Hearty laugh--One that gets down among the ribs. A man whose fortune is in a nut-shell —The peanut dealer. ' “ A.I.Z. farmers leaving their meat will be promptly attended to and smoked,*’ says n sign over a Troy smoke-house. Miks Htag was married at Haxnoikvills, N. Y-, recently. Tho bridegroom luul engraved on the wedding ring : “ Name ever deer to me.” . Baid Mr. Tapley, of Danbury, footing softly of his now, “ I don’t want to bo too bojxfid , or sanguine, but 1 believe I’m going to have a lx>il!” You may liave seen the sign, “Thia Estate for Balo,” poeted on the edge of a suburban frog pond. Well, such premtecs constitute what i* known as » “ real estate pool.” A lady says it M«o worse to encirclo a lady’s waist with your arm in a ball­ room than to kiss your friend's sister on tlie back stairs. No worse! Why, it is not half so good. “ I should be afraid to carry my nose as high as you do, ma sm,” said a ser­ vant maid to her mistress. *' Afraid of what f” she asked sharply. “ .Afraid ot spiders, ma’am.” Nothing pleases a fly so much as to be mistaken for a huckleberry, and if he can bo baked in s cake and paaa him­ self off upon the unwary as a currant, lie dies without regret “SrRAKiNG of bathing,” said Mrs. Partington, “ some can bathe with per­ fect impunity in writer os cold ae Green­ land’s icy mountains and India’s coral strands ; but for my part I prefer to have tho water a little torpid. H D I Y B '^^•rt“Tf,rwk?F4L 1 LAiaraJK;, ' u Walchmakr ul Jeweler. MONEY TO LOAN! f300.00 and UPWARDS J us! < ci: of the Peace, A theological student, supposed to be defletant in judgment, was asked by a professor, in the course of class ex­ amination, “Pray, Mr. E------ , how wouidyou discovers foolt” “By the questions he would ask,” was tho rather stunning reply. . Odd Jodbeb—“ I wish Pd got my brother on this heer job with me.” In­ quiring employer—“Why, my man, your brother specially I” Odd jobber— “ Why, ye see, sir, he’s got a rare cheek on him, my brothty hits. Why, he’d think no more of asking far a quart over a job like this—than nothink.” During the recent “occultation” of Saturn by the moon, or, in other words, wuon the moon paused between Saturn and tho earth, several astronomcre, who particularly strong telescope*, say they distinctly heard the people of Batum yelling, “ Down in front 1” to the man in the mefou. Mb. William Black, in hia story to the September GaJart/, telb of a sailor who, coming on deck to the English cliannel on a voyage homeward from tho Mediterranean, and finding himself sur­ rounded with driving sleet and fog and east winds, remarked : “ Ha, this is weather as is weather; none o' your hanged blue skies,’’ Home's Grezlkt used to tell this story: He once sent a etairn for eollooit as rather a desperate claim, told the attorney if he collected it he might re­ serve half the amount for his fee. In due’time Mr. Greeley received the fol­ lowing laconic epistle : “Dear Sir—I succeeded to collecting my half of that claim. The balance is hopatees.” the cider’s hospitality'was as huge as his family wan numerous), I watched with interest the xnarehaliug of these fractious elements about the table. . Ono “Quick, quick, pa I now is your time the Belf-murdcrers arc German. Th* �, Detroit now furnishes a square meet fur ten cents.When you get below feat figure yunr teeth will hit ’ iomk! gravestones and-old buckles. - It took two separate bolts of light­ ning to kill an Augusta mule, and he has been a sickly mirie for several mouths. G-oods CUd Gen. Joe Laue; who once ran for Vice -President, now lives a her­ 1 get out. of grease OOOtiutiad lhe mit life in Oregon and shaies his bed with wood-sticks. young man. “Graase ? greaae ?* pondered the Children pass for half-fare on tlie ’old man, ‘ why you don't need any gr.-nkc—yn« are nnt working for n Toledo Street railruadi. but they did­ n’t tiQtil a German mother walloped lubricating «atsb—" • "Ob. hut you don’t undrratnnd me” a conductor mo*t to death. chimed in the youthful employe, rath­ er embarrassed. “I menu what tdmll I do if I run ont el spCnduiti-—wealth —atRtnpi ’ • ■ "Sponddfix.? wealth ’ stamps’’ ech oet| lhe my tiffed merchant. looking nt the young fellow over hia glasses to see if he had gone craxyl ‘•Yes, currency—greenbacks,*’ ex­ claimed thndnwuner, "c**b, -money, you know ’’ ..»• . A light seemed to dawu.on the old gentleman's mind .at this moment., for gazing upon the cieature before him with a look of contempt and pity he broke forth: “Young man. what are you-givitra us ? I rather guess. you needn't go out, for I don’t believe ■ your oUae of ctislomem could get alone very well wife you—they all speitK English. Pull down your vest, walk up, to the cashier’s desk and got year Sagar. Now cheete it, cully, yun’re boucced.” And lo'ht is fee way the high-toned kid got Imtanced—ell through the per­ nicious habit uf slinging along. Sothe gentleyouth ur good-hearted old man yesterday left a pin on the seat of a Woodward avenue car. It wits a .pm bent tip in a curious shape tint! was left there to carry out a pur­ pose^ .The man who swung himself aboard that car near the City Hall and sal down wife a sigh gpl up with n yelL In his great surprise, he leaped off* -the car, and shouted : •“Mad dog around !” hut there were no dogs of any sort under the seal. A lady .can drewi tix.deralcly well in Paris for about .*12,000 per yex*In this country the figure runs from •5 to *25,000, acording to taste. Wagner's mucic may be all right, but there's no music so attractive a* I 'he notes of a dinner horn calling men fromdhe back lot The day has gone by when you could throw twenty-gve cents* worth of mixed candies into a young lady’s lap and expe-’t her lo get up anti spoon over you. Money, mails the mare go in Port­ land the other day. She went for eleven dollars, and lhe auctioneer was well pleased. There are handkerchiefs at lhe Centennial wdrth $1,500. and one one can’t look at them five minutes, without feeling like wiping his nose on bis coat-tail. A Maine Indian was caught- in a bear trap last week and he hung head downwards. When released he didn't feel a bit like scalping any At the closing of a concert, while a young gentleman was struggling with his hat, cane, overcoat, opera­ glass, and his young lady’s fan, all of which he w-«s trying to retain on his tap, a suspicious looking black lioltle fell on the floor with a thud. ‘There,’ be exclaimed to his companion. "I shall Jose my c'ttgh medicine.’’ Thst was presence of mind-for you. hint he was much cliagrinncd. "I thought J could lick /nost any man, ride any horse, stan a any sick­ The weather having frown cool, those ness and ruu for any office, but yet who dislike leaving their homes whilst the (his contemptible little pin complete­ thermometer ranges 96° in the shade, will ly upset me."—Free Preu. now moke a grand rnsb for the Centennial. The Ft.'Wayne k Pennsylvania Railroad, An . Indigkxt Pavper.—In old bating anticipated Ibis, have all of their iinK-%. whi'ii a man went into hank rnputyj he -was bundled up and Sent engnificent now cars and rolling stock in to the pu^r-housefand whenever hts the most complete and perfect order, so lh«t imine was mentioned everybody Centennial visitors may not want for any­ wophl sigh end lopk serious. But thing co add to then* convenience and oom­ now-a-days, when a man faik, he is fort. K It must be remembered that tickets via Washington and Ualtimofe, may bo pur. the envy of the whole com r.unity. A lew days ago. a gentleman who chased at the same figure as a straight Phil­ was rushing about with a subscription adelphia ticket costs. This' enables many list for the benefit of orphans, stop­ persons to visit lhe Nation’s Capital; view ped a merchant on the street, and the ‘-city of magnificent distances,*' and lhe explained to him tliat he wanted ten large piles of marble end granite, of the dollars for a charitable purpose. Capitol, War, Treasury, Post snd Patent “Have you heard,” said fee mer­ Ofit-e Departments, the Presidential Man­ chant, looking snd abont the corners sion, and tbb public institutions uf Washing, of li*re eyes, “that I am about to’ go ton. Then Baltimore, Philadelphia and the into bankruptcy T’ Ceniennial. and Now York—-each insnoeess•■Y’tht,” said fee collector, “I heard ion visit*!, and ride continuously ore- the so, ati'd tender my congratulations at the happy event, and wuth you many Great Ft. Wayn* k Pennsylvania Railway returns of iL You know when you tinea—an advantage which no other road on were, doing a flouri-hing business, Ibis continent can offer. The Fi. Wayne k and Mfere in straitenad circumstances Pennsylvania Railway have neatly printed I never a»kcd you to assist lhe poor, guides in book-.'urm, containing over fifty but now that you are laying up mon­ pager They are baauiifully iRuatrated, ey, I thought you might contribute a and a great convenience to lhe tourist and rravdar in selociing the points of intareal little." “Put mi* down for five dollars.” oa tba entire line of the road. They also said the merchant, gloomily, “and I’ll oontain a map of ike Centennial grounds of have to pay that out of my own pock­ Philadelphia, and are invaluable. They et. . Chanty begins at hutue by ean be had by mail, free, on application to the General Office, No. 65 Clark St.. Chica­ “Only five dollars ! how riches do go. Cheap li-kets can also be obtained at harden a inari r’ And he noted down Depots in Toledo, Ft. Wayne or Cleveland. in hist Imok: “Five dollars from an inJigfeft pauper.” We are receiving. NEW GOODS DAILY, and keep afull assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our Few arc aware of the vast number of people that can be placed in a small place. When we speak uf iiiillipua of men, we ate apt to pfeiure to nurstdyes an almost boundless mast of humaurty yet a mi.liou of |K«ople standing together, each pen- NEW MUSIC! TO AXD now QRAKD RAPIDS AND DETROIT. TIME TART.F. INCREASING SALES Best Calico 6 cts. per yard. are proof that the peo­ ple know where 09179172 A GOOD GAITER FOR $1. AND and w.e sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May 15, 1867. - BOOTS FOR $2.50. G. A. TRUMANS KOCHER BROS B’v OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Jackson W*agon REAPERS, MOWERS, FOR SALE'ONLY AT K. W. VOIGT1-I Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, Planters, and Road Scrapers, SALVATOR BEER Is the Best Lager Brewed in tho Wort. Sold by Uw C*.k M MILW A UK KE RREWEER, JEST At the following greatly reduced prices, COMPLETE, with Donblc Box, Whiffletrees, Neckyoke, Slay Chains, and one Steel Spring Seat, for $70 CASH, OR $75 ON TIME O£ the Bent Hakes in the . Country. Peters’ Sacred selrctUis. WHl, of roam*, wl.h to w* alt ti,«»l<litii comforts My and ?H«ply. To this end the Canada Hoalbrm Railway Company has, thioagh it* cotMcUooi In the West and Norihwvwt, plsred on Mie a large number of TnurivlB1 Exr.sr»lon Ticket* al malty reduced ndo, by which psweaem cannot only vl»lithe Ccnumalol KshlbiUoo at Philadelphia, bat am. In addition, vlalt the principal ea«tcin ettlUe*, 'ORLD. DIAIOITO IRON PLOWS Don’t buy Inferior Wagons, made of Brash and Brittle Timber when you can buy Wagons made of the Very Toughest Timber that has been sea­ soned under cover from three to five years at the same price. ______ DETROIT. •I S'lM»r* Fall* and B<Alo with the »*w York Central a--xt Erie Raltwava. th* Canad. Soalb»rn 1* Bwwcii^ BamTwui, Special. fa.t hveomlnc ttw favorte Hn« to the M**l TUkoU via thi* popular lin< ean be procured al all ofArea Wc-.niM«lin« ilaw, or at the Comp. uy1. own READ! READ! READ Peter’s Octaro Ckorases. Caniaflts and Busies. CROOK'S Kick and Afflicted T XXSHVl.LK Arfb VICIKTI PATENT Peltrt Parler lose. The fullowtug is n copy of our regular warranty. Each purchaser is en­ titled to its henrlh, and should avail thetm**|vea of it by asking our agents tar it, vie : We warrant Jnckaon U agon No .... of otir manufacture for one yeur. to he of good nhuoned timber, and well inode; any breakng«(vxcrpl springs) from any defect in material or workmanship, to be made good Iree of cost lo lhe porclinser AUSTIN, TOMLINSON & WEBSTFR M*F*G CO. trtilcwdll« wluilbpof would hai oti the tyiltt•<■ wutid rvuM ewlv be auconicdaivd on a tract twelve miles; wide—ie-as in extent than some Iowl- ; ships*' _______ A JUtolmicy kewe i« awd to cart! wnti-e melons around the town. FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS. _________ JULT lad, WM 991255 A Maittr to Sciknce.—An Iowa naturalist last Sunday, while inresri gating the causes and effect of the wasp, noble determined to make of himsdll a martyr to science, tind ac­ cordingly handed his thumb to an mipatient inscel.hr had caged in a buttie. The wasp entered into the mar. tyr buuuocss with a great deal of spir- . st, asd backed up to tlie fenmb with an abruptness which look the scion tint by surprise. ' He was so deeply absorbed in the study ot remedies that he forgot to make auv notes of the other points in connection with the Mings, but Im wife wrote a para graph in his note-hook for the bene­ fit of science, lo the effect that the primary effect ot’ a w.isp sting is ahrupt,.blnsphcnwiis aud terrific profan­ ity, fellowed by an intense desire, fairly amounting to a mania, for am-' nioiiia, camphor end raw brandy. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. i u ertat it ladlft!Creae. .ai, Plg «. Prt~ DOUBLE WAGON BA BUY * I'KUCKEK. (Our Seal Springs need no warranty, ns they are (iwroughly ruled before leaving lhe shops ) A., T. 5c W. LT-VZEJ^RTSr. SALI adBOARBINBSTABLk XAMIVfUX MICH �O-A-SIi! O.._ c... 'from one m high in position aS the eminent old, M>'l they. arc a lively pair «f Shanks a: rahr referred to hu endeared him to our WILL OFFER interest in th* United States, and csptnr- country, of which he never tired may e* TkunKhye of Mtoh week, *»til further notice. Berryville, Aeg 5th. 1«7«. $10,000 I. S. HISIMTI4 CO —A mad dog was killed at Cari- During the next 30 days Worth of Merchandise at Cost, for the next Sixty Days, at GREAT 1NDUCSIENTS Hia trip from (ha wort lo riail tha Oenles- slight frost on Monday night t because Glad —A W. Olds’ mill is receiving a t'r/‘ ch*^r*' TO purchasers OF —•Harley Lee and wife have gone on a visit to friends in Ohio. phi*. the Emporer having selected this road —Cris. Holler, who has been sick, liasoa. on eco> uni of its being lhe shortest, nuickNEW BOOTS' for three or four weekfc, is now able her lisge lord, and eloped with bio brother, »*•’. and becanse of the grand panoramic •OT DON’T GO EABKPQOT. "ffipl to get around’ a firey-hairvd youth named Ckri^r ParNEW BOOTS! NEW BOOTS! —Laborers have been engaged io of all who take this fivorite railway. leveling un Maple Street, It now The railways of Braitl are still in an empresents a fine appearance. bryotlo condition, while other institutions DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HATS, NEW BOOTS! —Mrs. G. W. Strong,; of Bridge­ own, and the high elate of perfection of the water, Ohio, has been visiting al her OAFS, DRY GOODS AT COST, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING. NOTIONS. AC. AC., AC. CLOTHING AT COST, son’s, the editor of the News. FULL LfXKS OF Bargains in Boys’ and Youth s' whole- Inst Friday evening from a visit to an na»ed Mary Keynolds was found- dead friends in Ohio. Her With M fever high authority. . Dickinson and wife are on a visit SrneTtmcl &x»,|£Wf SaotHtaUhl lo relatives in York State. M. DACOHEBTrS, Centennial. Direct eonneotlooa are made There are 10,000 Chinamen in Cal­ ifornia who would goon the war path against the Indians for eleven cents U hen they caught one She per dsy. they would wash his spirt.. —Orno Strong, editor of the Nbws, Clement Smith and wife, and Tom­ my Brice, started for lhe Centennial NEW MEAT MARKET. . Mr D. C. Griffith her- on Monday last. —Mrs. H. A Barber's ennary birds escaped from their cage on Redoes day last. Any one finding them will Howe, aged nearly 70 years, accompanied by hb wife, while driving through the started on a visit to his parents in Three Rivers, St. Joseph County, Hayes & Wheeler club during my of committing the suicide. Fromfl a Fair, Upwards. . absence will find the book at lhe post No .people in the world suffer as mueh office. Come everybody. with Dyspepsia as Americana. Although Clement Smith. the filling water, so that tho boat wm over­ years of experience in medicine had failed "to accomplish a certain and sure remedy for Strenuous efforts were made to —At the Democratic county con­ turned. this diseato and its effecte, such as Hour rescue him, but with no avail. The funeral vention, which was held in Hastings Star* ecbe. Heart-bum, Water-brash. Sick wm held Bunday al 3 p. tn. on Wednesday, the following ticket Clerk, A. Aldrich, of Barry ; MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS I Spring and Summer Sly left Nashville, Mich., July 15th, 1875. Dress and Cloak Making, CUTTING ANO FITTING, —- - - ■■ ._ READY HADE CLOTHING! Centennial HEM’S, YOUTHS’ 1 BOYS’ CLOTBUG Charles Wall, of Frankfort, oa the night NEW BAKERY ALDRICH ■show, and other things of interest Griffith's new Mock of. Boots and Shoes have come. Don't buy until you look verse.’’ We hope we will have a good time, but visions of tough beef­ MiBmUtih, Cakes, Crack­ ers and Pies drink end work m well era, styles ayd tjaality. The best Hand­ steak, cold beds and sharpers, dance made Standard Boot in the market, alao the through oar mind, but we shah strive beet French Calf Bost for Ladira, beat But- to keep clear of the station house­ attempting, to ran off a belt, bis erm his moustache cprled and boots black­ became entangled in the machinery, which Tommy Brice has just come in with ed, who says it is high time we were Deal gently with Mellie whilst wm the belt. He lay in each a position that LITNCH ROOM GROCERIES! we are away, and when we return «*e "vim" per week into the columns of Adieu. Dry Goods and Groceries, thing, calling itself ^lawyer and Stkojvo. avoid a free ride on the rail, m the people diecovered that hie ‘•wife” a young girl DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Boots and Shoes, DYE-STUFFS, Hats and Caps, School and .■fliwfllaneon* BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS VARNISHES. BRUSHES, . Gloves and Mittens, Or anything you want, are not undersold. SoriLical Instruments, Trusses, Etc., R. ALDRICH. lelurn we will put about 1900 lbs. of the News. I N ' H. LIKBIIAUSKR. two week’s visit to the Centennial rather than pay 71 Seine that wonld ot 1876 Cutting anel Makins done In ths tetral Please fftve mc.-a call. hair washed, and valise packed for a off W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. 1776. clustering around the “hub of the uni­ cat Good Fine-Cut Che tying Tobacco, 45 cts. Location.— West Side of Main Street, in W. A. Aylsworlh’s Brick. Al Prices th»t Defy CumpcUtlon. NaahvUte. Mich. Nor. lo. facluring establishments, and throws about Gentle readers, our face is combed, fifty heads eut ef employment. There is AU Good* Sbld. ax Represented, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. of buildings and precipitating into the ohaam Moxoa- MoaMixG. Barr. 11th. W O. Ayltworth A Os. Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per lb. 50 CENTS TO fl.00 PR POUND. MERCHANT TAILOR! Raymond. urer, Ira Stowell, of Woodlapd ; Reg­ ot lhe runaway. Stralian earriad some ister of Deed.% — Willison,, of Johns­ jewelry and a revolver with him that had been left at his shop for repairs. town ; Prosecuting Attorney, W. T. At AUegan, 8epL 7|^. a disastrous break, Orr, of Hastings. We were unable twelve fisei deep and thirty feet wide, in Che We would rMpectfnlly eall lhe attention to learn who were nominated for of the People of Nashville and vicinity to the fact tnal we have opened a nsw meat Circuit Court Commissioners, Sur­ P. DURHAM k BOX. STOGA BOOTS, $2.75, 15 GRADES OF TEA S. LEIBHAUSER, Treas­ maritel in our naw building. 2nd door north veyor and Coroner. of the bakery, where we shall constantly keep on hand all kinds of meet at reason sbI* Pure Linen Coats at-7 5 cts. each. IN QUEST VAMETV,--’ WE KEEP IX STOCK Bottom Pricew. Charlie, the youngest son of Harlan Ing- was nominated : For Sheriff, Leon­ since the introduction of Gastx'a AvoctT ard Stauffer, of Hastings ; Judge of Flowbb we believe there is no case of DyeProbate, Porter Freeman, of Irving; From $5 per Suit Up. MEN’S SUITS FOR $5.00, Il is supposed on Monday next. —Any person wishing to join the GROCERIES AT COST. CLOTHINGI FrcNh'aud Sult Meals! Mrs. E. C. Eitting-er from where he will go to New Yurk, and was sick abed himself. rr. a. Aylsworth A a. Crockery at Cost, gtatht-glade BOOTS AND SHOES ! greatly-oblige her by returning them, overturning and throwing him to the ground —Geo. Franck, of Castleton town­ breaking his neck". Look at our Centennial Ticking only 10 ship, on Tuesday last showed us a hen’s egg that measured 7 3 4 inches dead on Saturday night, while attending to New style Prints only 4} cts. per yard. one way. Bud 6 1-2 the other. Bent 9 ft Balls for *1.00. it if you can ? W. G.Avuwoarn & Co. a little babe buL.lwo months old. —Tuesdny night W. H. Kocher C. Lkxi A Soil. Chedct. ROBERTS tc HOSLER. Good Tor tho Times. Naahville to get Groceries and Provisions. Striper and BEST ASSORTMENT OF lying very low. debla due lhe firm. Dated iMhvilto. Sept 4th, 187C. ‘ . D. C. UsirnTB. Lun, Dvbkee. Boots & Shoes at Cost JOEMIIVS, township, was stricken down with a paralytic stroke on Friday, and is still day been dieeolred. Print,, Cotton*, TICKS, —Mr. A E. Angevine of Rutland HATS & CAPS AT COST rlthout an WOOL CARDING? Remember we Nashville, Sepk 12th, 1876. TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES. D. C. GRIFFITH. Tie Nashville Carding Mill! Fiae Total and Dinars. and doped into living with MEAT MARKET! NEW CROP OF WOOL! due to Mr. Simons for giving notice of tho 0 B. DeLand A Co.’s Bai Chemical ROE A C! their residence-st hanking eho publie fir continuance of inform the pubS Mwple of all kinds. MUSIC! MUSIC! i s HtttaX^Orwve.mifopOb freshI n‘K&" delivered by Joha W. Coaler, »f of ail kinds, wMch vffl H’ool tent by rail will be carded with promptness atA returned jwr direction*. Price, 10 Cent! per II)., or 121 where I WVmcs and Liquors ! Finisi Oil. FOR MKP1CAI. AND MlCCIlASlCAL I’VRIsARlaE EXPERIENCE w, after which a Hays k Wheeler i Maia St Do j oh want Dye sluffs? Cumin P.itetl hla&dm. j. ir. rowlbs. rnv- MARBLE WORKS NASHVILLE MARMET. In Ass the st . LIVERY STABLE! and MONUMENTS, Josiit. This is the Tea 1 long have sought, And mourned because I found it nut. Do you want .a good Book fur the Do you want School Books! THEY KEK? THE LARGEST STOCK OF Do you want a Prescription filled with care ? ------------------------------------------------- ----- ------- rj WM. VENN. Fsopsibto.il ' Bitgwod s aid stand, kashvUlr. Mich. Call ence in the IWery BLACK a FULLER. BROTHERS And join in the chorus with those that are already singing : Do you want PainLs and Oils ? Home Circle ’ Holler. While in t£ LEE la Urn (tenth FYt’ti Nasarille. anti See Uh. I’oure Truly, Myl BOISE BROS. In Nashville and sell them at the Smattett 1‘mJU. You can boy ■Straw “A for 11 ceil!, Gramilalei 11! cats, Yefloi C10 ran; And other Groceries equally * low in prior. MME BRO *8. �„ T . iart Uwmm lo -pfmoiM. it, ml to know >U r>luo » . OriU-tniixuiKTb.-r tuuU Imm.to Iteef a gdod era*, to train ths qye in lasiaRiriiig diatancas, to be firm in grasp­ boil and -et election vf Ben. WtoMcgfcm to the Prerouud.MboT<>), and every piooe from the ing the lance, yet nimble in using it, idency, celled the “ John Jones’ party.” mold weighs about half a pound. audio have steady. nerve.—CMmherr' The Mud Jonaa, after whom the party Now, eighty molds of thia salt are worth orw aupytoof flue, gold, which is polittetaU. the requisites ef a . ..To ooms thia latter deficiency, of which be wM well n ware, especially in a oontest witN’a popn‘ar csodidate for Congress, John Jones early avowed kimaelf as the peculiar -.sgir dsvotril irisnd of Gen. 1000.0M wa* handled, making a daily Washington, and on thia safe ground, as. ho thought, ho endeavored to place ids > of over »7,«»,«»: -rTbe State Horticultural Society at Ohio rival in opposition. Id order to carry B&l'ftia object more effectually, he caUsd a mooting in his opuflly, jjI “ all those friendly to the election of Gen. Wash­ -The Interstate Industrial KxporiUon al ington." 'r-'1 ‘ r . Ityragp is upu (qt th< tDazthasaaap. and the On tho day ryipointed Mr. John Junes appeared, and was, on the ^ut-and-drie^ goods and Inter iug to tlie fine manic furnished motion of a* friendly adherent, made by the band. While tlie horn blowrr.i are re­ Chairman of the meeting. Ho opened the proceedings by a high and carefully Tbs studied eulogium upon the life iirul acr- gvwytbing Ludlow otrort jtil. Labrador । tina of valuable oil pointings. to the lost patronised |*rt of lb- ebow. Taking warning to speak of himself as hia early patron ,a^d faost devoted frientL1 He eooduded hia remarks wi^h a proposi^on^to form a party, to be dalled “ The Trite and Only Sons of tho Father of iris Country,” and hw boon fitted up near the entrance* |o the for that object he submitted to the meet­ ing a readlutieo aoatelhing like ths iob for the redemption of •10,000,000 of 0-30 lowing: - —71m Bfaoiaxda itat <be fllb of December. George Washington, and Wil) •nataln him in Met *V a»d <7,000,000 •‘Genttemen/'artd Mr. Jesw, after —A mercantile firm at Hpfrit Lake, Iowa HavFadopted a new method of doing bnaineoa. now about tc put the question. Thu juatice with totcTMt lie then bays bta goods and pay* for tbuo. tiou Wi!h Savannah by rail are vigilant ts pro­ —Some of the fain held recently bad bard vent any freer Bavanpali fpuc otpppinR in tb.tr luck, maisly on account Of tho execrable addak • • .• 1 ’* ' woaibor. The Polk oocnty (Iowa) fair, bald —President Grant has written to JKmperor William of Germany a letter in reply to the prctnolur-ly. Th- Ohio Btete fair al Colutubtia ran in debt; lb- cxpkntM txooed-d therwcelebration" dkipteby H.500. -Two EngUah rusi!uiU<Vuitnod Tom Allen of the world a| U«Ucuff« and » pun-o of <5,000 tatierwl and pommeled each ether for nemo thirty mmutaa, wUm th. warlike Covington Light Guards marchod up cofi requeued that the fight immediately osmo. Me gentlemanly referee, after oonaidtriug th« polite demand, aocwlod, aii.1 tljo bcniocr* adjounied to an- —Three men were killed outright by a pre­ mature expiceion at Hall Gale in New York “ primer*" for tho final blow-up that to to do no much for the improvement of that harbor. <XM*eay iMtwofk, by (lia falHag of a pole wtdub wa« being rafoed At a political meeting. Tlie polo via 230 feet long, and tho factlitiea for raiding it were insufficirnt. aa a break oe currtd when it had been ralaod 100 feci. Thia undisturbed. Ssvsutten round* wore fought. aoddeot injured no one. fortunately; bat the second time the polo wan raised it fell in tho jegowd, with the result above staled. —A grert^fire ia reporud m having recurred roferee derided (fem tte; wtanec. aHbonah ho wae torri' Jy beaten, while Allen wan compara­ at Curacoa. South Ame*ica. causing tho de­ struction of properly .xslnod at h*M a. million tively uninjured. Alhvathak Um fighe hated dollari. —WlidS an exqinuou train waa en route frem BayouSata toJtauaal Sill, La, tho Rmb of a MeKim wu thrown under the wheel*, horribly annihilation of tba Utile band of eoldiera. mutilated aM instantly killed. A colored boy was badly rontuacd, and two or three other* wiro cither killed or dm bl cd after tho tin.*. slightly woanded. —Qm evening laet w*ek th« Keokuk and Indian vallry, aud that all.ff them tailoix ««»'■ •• were kiDel bofure Bano cCSWiuCiod. hkuaU- Sw?" North LaCroaae. Wa., exploded with a temblo report, totally demolishing lhe mill and ma­ e iinery,-TartDaw)y va-ned at from •ZO.OOO lo •30,000, instantly killing Mr. Edward Andrews, flrwt engineer, and »eriou«)y wounding aix other persona, two fatally. —Tom Allan, the pugilist. p-ibliohe* a card poMibleloobtain fair (lay in thia country. and KAILKOAD I1TTKJLIQXSC*. —Pho Union and Central lUcifio railways from Oatalui to fiaararsento are. ;a (acqsdaace in hia late fight with Gosa, ia Kentucky ; that ths referoe, Huiland. bad moooy bet on Gone, and derided acc irdmgly. On the other band, tamed in csMtructton at lhe rite of from <14,Holland makes roaponae, sod says that there (XXI to S4S.000 per mile, the queaticu of length wu no money pet up ; that Lhe fight was for the moooy oootributod by th* sxcaiwtoniats —The raUrosd licipl agouti, in convention who camo frosn afar to sm a tM of eklfi * and tho resolution. All those in favor of the reeolntioa wffl please to say • Ays,”' A thundering “ Aye !“ shook the very walls of the blilding. The united vuictH were like the “ sound of many waters," "Now, gentlemen, for the opposi­ tion,” said John Jones. -“All those who fxe contrary-minded will please to say ‘No.”' • Not a ebhtary voice waa heard. The dead silence eeemod to confuse Mr. Jones very much. After some hesita­ tion and fidgeting, he said: “ Gentlemen, do vote. The Chair cannot.decide a disputed question when nobody votes on the other side. We want a direct vote, so tliat tho country may know who are the real true friends of Gen. Wiuihington. Upon this appeal one of the audience arose and aafi: " I perceive the unpleasant dilemm* in which tho Chair is placed, and, in order to relievo tlie presiding officer from. his quandary, I now propose to amend the resolution by adding, after tho name of Gen. Washington—and John Jones for Congress." “ The amendment is in order—I ac­ cept the amendment,” said tlie Chair­ man, spetduBg Very quickly; and the Chair will now put tlie ^question aa amended : “All those who ore in favor of Cirri. Washington for President and John Jones for OoagreAs, will phase say *Aje!”’ “Aye—aye!” said John Jones and hw brother, with, loud votoes, whiah they had supposed would be drownod in tho unanimous thunder of the affirmative The “Chair" squirmed and hesitated. “Pat the contrary I” atad a hpudred voices at tlie name moment. the Chair, "will pleaee aay "Npl'” “No—o—o!" thundered every voice but two in the whole aaaembly, and those were Jonm’ and his brother’s. tiekota to Now Yort and i'biUdeJjOila, from all Than followed a roar of laughter, aa Car­ lyle asya, “ like the neighing at all Tat—Tbs Indian Commtedoaera lately appointed terenlFs.” “Gentlemen,” said Mr. Jonas, “the th- Indian Territory Chair perceives that there arc people in re-ckcUon by the MwteecLnarita Ikpublioam. thia mepting who don’t belong to our th^’h.v.wl^.tOoai.btalo r, —Tim majorita. for Fair banka (Hep.) over HOUte uul nului mi«Jurf. I therelor. of propaaUtana ware mafia to the lp.V«TW hr adjourn thia meeting !“ ' lb» Commririritero^WaSp' ■^hi^e. Cbl. —•'ftree' Male eaaywationa were hold on the Manyponuy, ao-J aUicre-ancladitig tW re. •th. Ln Mamacbneette tl>o Democracy notuiatrictam of ths Bmita tb^ r.wrva- natpd candidlUs iff the State offic.w, beadeAte Pig sticking (in which the Prince'of lien; n linqniaiung all claim Warth Jfabbard for Wales tried hia akill daring hia recent Black Hille regiou; allowing three ■ CJUJKB 4XI> CKUtUUM. N-rttotaM. Num., oue horaeback. It is said to e mbine the excitement of atoeple-chaamg with that of fox-hunting. Old boars are cunning q ha* rofueed toaefte |Mi advice of fellows ; having been on-e huntad, they are difficult to dislodge, and often refuse to budge out of their lairs into tlie open­ ing ground, whatever may be the array and Lhe noises of the beatera. To pros cotiUnuea. Ths latest acute a aucoeaaful mint, a line uf spear­ * taMtan wgv Wto. andtbS l.SdO men men get well under cover, and a signal is given by a party of acjQts ; a line of beaters advance, nomeUmca silently, sometimes to the sound of noisy inatru1 territory. A Tnrth-h Paaba r« caught In a to render ni<*d expedient UiA the beaters' work to drive the boom The* were driven into »n into the open. When a boar appears, a about ia ghmt by the l«eaters, and tluspearmen gallop up. On they go, boar and rooky teete. Iho Tutkieh artillery first, spearmen following, belter akelter over tlie open groutd—a well-trained rider ; until at length one of the party drives hia spear into tho dfawomfiteu boar—not always witbent brikgifig his’ home or even himself to grief. Another game fc< boraemcn is traLpegging. Tha natae is a somewhat dumky one • half th»|M'te»ta p"g out i to 10.000 There w«ro do daily papers in the time of the Revolution. Of some fifty itepers which were bora and lived, or exoeption that the mold* of the present died, between 1T48 and 1788, hH were day weigh 11B pounds hmtead of half a weaklies or wmi •wceklfea. There were forty-three such in existence st the end PAPER WAREHOUSE A IXMX of Veg,■tine, tikrn jnat Wore tag to bad. will taw a comfortaftta night's Mun sflwiw, stt Card* and Cardboard, saoo tgaa BIG PAY rffiaMW-I'Sr SOS: Colored Print Papers, > Fine Flat Papers, Polo. Each cake is stamped with the Tinted Papers, h--. Manila Papers. fe only quite lately that liter baa begun rtsa &u txwMctiomi in cittes riioated in the neighborhood of Poo-urh too and Heumaon. The bill tribes attach groat Envalopee.^tigB, Printer s Inks. Holler Compoofttou. apd. PRESTT1EMT •we •wt’SMtmssrBS tortodil. TboObwa. ia tbair tarn plunder ths hill tribes, .wlte willingly mand, such as gold, stunk- and skins, at IGRETHjs^e: It iji almo-t neodka to a»y U*L being than valuable, -alt doea not eacape the notice of the mandarins, apert from tho imperial tax upon it; buf» gs it is oomparatively cheap, Uto official difiicnUi-» it Um to struggle againat in its pcoduc- CheFoettf The Enemy of -n MUSTANG LINIMENT surround the various processes con­ nected wjthgotd, silver and copper.— fbrnA ill' Marjruinc. Rjui^to^n iHWGunt. Tii- growth of towns, dticx, find atataa in former centurion waa Inrariablyalow, anti ao gradual that few of real progreea. It required a period of ■bout fifteen oentariee to elapse after ENeiHEER8JI^2£51?^niT^J? England first emerged from - the condi­ tion of barburiam before her jxipnlation UpB^Zr* had. increased to a nnmber equaling that'which the United Stotae poeeeeeed in 1880. Since the railroad era eommitMOd, even England has gained more la population than she had previously gained in a thousand years. REVOLVER But there .will neoesmarily be a- limit to her inareare, becauae an island rarrounded by water will not UUmit t>f per- gling shoots that they were, tho credit of a generally heroic spirit, and a very noble achievement iu shaping tho pa­ triotic temper of tho times. rove. Cover Papers, Book Papers, to tliat locality news from distant jnuta qf tho country and of ■ tho world. In fitet, the newspapers of the Revolution ha 1 comparatively little to do with nows of any kind. The gathering of it had not been reduced to a system. The pnblislu-r wua hia own editor and re­ porter. There wtro no tehwraph-tolls to pay; and bad these been, th. re would Uara been no money wtek which to have paid thorn. Nows traveled to ths paper by a private oemveyanao. It was twu months coming from Great Britain, and six months from Constantinople. Tliai twefnl and widely-known individual, Ma gentleman of undoubted veracity," lived, however, in the country at that time, sud. rendered valuable services.. Tho j»pei^ wore filled M-ith political sayings, i utirrs and lampoons. By many of them the largest Hberty of discussion teas allowed, and Ibero were notioeable tendoncics to the freest sort of speculation. Of journsdsm in the kiodsrn sense bT the term, elaborated, enterprising, com­ petitive, lavish in outlay, and present­ ing a field for tho highest attainments and moat carefully acquired professional akill, there waa absolutely nothing. Ami yet we must accord to the journals of tho Revolution, small, irregtifar, strug­ j'ozsojko<;» .■> .;i Ruled Papers,' plsyed considerable enterprise, and ex­ erted au imuienso influence. It wm their characteristic that they aimed not so much to print the news of the locality in wfildi they were published aa to bring campaim; . Tho Sanitary Inspector of Glasgow (Scotland) has found that the yellow toy balloons sold to children arc j>oisonons. He says that tho coloring matter con­ sists of one part of chromate of lead and throe porta of carbonate of lime. Chal­ dron, being in tho . habit of applying will, in her eaas, soon be filled and the their moutha to the orifice of these bal­ loons for. the purpose of filling them will still require at least a century ' of with air, may readily receive a quaulity progress at tho present high pressure of such poisonous powder into their rate of speed, to develop her fall mpapiouths. Toy balloons, thrrefofv,’ rf- Wi: ________ . though admirably fitted for . playthings Josn-n A. LoMd, of East Haddam, at baby farnpi and other institutions of Conn,, 78 yrars old, shot so many squir­ h similar character, should be viewed rels the other day, that his neighbor, with suspicion in every well-regulated Jmige Higgins, «M ye*« old, wm ej>nurrery. That colored candies have vtous. So, tho Judge went out and sometime! contained poisons is well brought down two squirrels from tho top known, and those should be avoided. of a high tree atone shot Many other painted toys should b<isus­ Ceuta fur Hix Months. pected, especially tbe bright-eolorod ones, which moat always are of a mineral nmn papor, will bo aent to any address nature, and if not directly poisonous, so Moxrns, postpaid, for fifty oanta are certainly injurious to health. As The Ijtdgw is tho cKeapeat and but tirore ia on abundance of good toys with paper in tho country. Addrero The out' colors or painta, there is no neces­ Lsdodi, Chicago, fib sity to get suiqiiciouB-looking tMtagsTar apquwrt Cragin 4 do., cf Philochildren, and all smalt colored (Jr*J)Ainthd toys for use on the table, and which ba blew may put into tbfltrtoouth», shduld, be banished from a nursery. The paint Th< Gujut Family Mmucnoi-Dr. uu large object*, tho elcighsand wageas, ia of course nut so apt to do injury as that on smffil objects. LANDS FOR SALE 960,000 Acres ii Sflitiwest liuoiri. Fia$T-CtA« STOCK FMWI. Excellent Agricultural Landa, ■d te>a Toaaooo aamoN i» uw w«a short wivrny, x<> onaMBOPrioui. *»d Kuta.** Prices *2.50 to *10.00 aa Acre. SHEET MUSIC I n.ixx •• tnrn *-«■<>. -rip-x> ■<» n ou-av “ REVOLVERS I IE”£ $3.00 sssir-ias ■fradrzresrSuSsr- PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. EXAMINE ALL PEERLESS i >Xtaa6ftuaS*aSU.'aSrtR’.M*jaA-l<iMvKi> WRINGER. PATTON’S AMERICA PEOPLE I fatal M. F. BURNHAM’S $10,000 J££ZL3fiK.fS2.1XSS WATER WH^EL Two «w»ea of a peculiar morbid mental called the questioning mania, are men- (}. tioued in Mind, the new philosophical quarterly review,’ as liaving reoauBy been vHox. Josxph ; ILickJaud. M«~. l«aae met with in Germany by Dr. Oecar Ber- and Miwara Pnf<• iteu ^oondilioBa—Ni .pp-rto a.'ry OutedteM h”1- b““ ’nU* all. Inti iymptoam of irritable weakness ul tbe nervuas system were preaenh The sufferers were annoyed by continu­ ous, tabtle questionings in U«we minds,.,. as. to thu grounds of sfl tfrtn^a^wa irre- THE «a.- o ^uTstoeih.. CURE SSSUREOrirZ7— •£ 1 MARKETS. •iatibls why and whrfefore accompany- ' answers. For example, the patients were disturbed for hours by imfth ques­ tions aa the following, rouurring again. and again in Dew forma: “ Blow ia it that men uro ouly of the siza they arc!” “Why are they not m large as houses I” " Why are there not two itona and two moons instead bA one I” The ait acks laste.l from one to several hours, but the entire manifeatatiou ia regarded aa a transient symptom rather than a perma­ nent oondition. "Nf * •- >u» ASTHMA A3M TV£SEHTUC?1U5£L»<..... A AGENTS WANTED FOR HISTORY it Centehi exhibition IMPROVBD 1 KINGS LAR D, the capital. The Fcuthrr lAoyd ouu- 1 tradict” in tlie following terms the state- mbteMww they ha.1 not the UighV-M in­ tention to offer themselves m volunteers. As long aa Servin was under Turkteh dominion the Jews srere not persoiufion. The 8-rviaua, have driven them from all town* exer citizenship from tbnra. How leraoHtes, than, think ,of HO, FOR IOWA 11 ! carcA^ college or ifotrai nyyjjHKpi.' ' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-09-22.pdf.pdf 7f5bfd1c430789de98737c387ff0de66 PDF Text Text ADVZBTISIMO HATES: .Miebijsn, ORNO <■;&!; Sit siisag STRONG Progression. No Retrograding VOL. Ill aashruk f trrrtonj. VILLAGE OFFICERS. ** . Ciatimax *w, awTtem (WJ ««htaih *i 101-X A « , *nd d u _ ILf KTMODiflT EFJfiCOfAL CHVRUH-K. I. 1»1 KnUHaiCMor. 6crrlr**<-»rry tl.blmth *1 I 1-2 a. m. and ? p. m. HaMiatb School at U cauBoii. B* baU, IDLE LODGE. -B5 F. NASH^LE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, SEPT^N^BgR -22, 187g, Captain, whom he had raised up-in his Two days before the prisoner's trialI I anus. A minute later LieuL Scuresby arrived on tho spot Capt Summervilla marker, chlLd upom young Hersey. ' ntnMlv said: merely aaLI- •* “I T know whn who iltsl did HitM. this," " “Tilf'nL'nnnt Lieutenant,w ”-’ ha he nnLl said, “yon Iliare( and ho then expired. always been very kind to me. Now, I; Liout Bcoresby confirmed this state- 1 have found something that will startle( meat, except that he said Capt" Slim- you. .Look at this pistol—". Ho.pro-, ■xerville’s.last words liad been, “ I don’t duoed a largo horse-pistol. know who did this. ” ■ 'Great God!” cried Honey, “it is! I Tho surgeons declared that death had been brought about by a pistol shot, itr , from behind vAich Oept Bmnmcrr । *• Squire Windom had then a long, con­ was shot” fidential conversation with Gen. Perkins, “To the right of the ditch, Larry I* Who, at its close; ordered tho whole brig­ ade to be formed in line. Horsey s»nt immediately for hw coun­ As soon ns this wa, done, the. General sel, and told him what the negro had id to Uio soldiers: * communicated to him. “ I order tlioao of you who have “ Bo of good cheer," said tho lawyer, stols, to deliver them to mo for in- “ for this confirms certain other things, whidc ITiave fofcud out to-dgy.” ' n In my favor!” ‘ Largo numbers of officers and men peorooEAPirtjta thb ha nr. They camo at 10 a.m.—the baby, bis grandmother, hiv papa, and mamma, and two aunties. They wanted to have' his picture taken. Tho ebliging artist got everything in reedineez, brought out the little velvet-lined high chair in which babies are usually photographed, and then the trouble began. The baby's papa wanted to take off its Hiicqne bocause it had such pretty fat arm*, lint its mamma was afraid that it might take cold. Then ono auntie thought it would be so sgeet to take off tna little Mock­ ing* and ait him in a big arm-chair, but his other auntie thought that such a per­ formance would be very immodest, in­ deed, and>.conflict recmod imminent Finally it was agreed that they should take the artist’s advice and nt rap him up in the high chair. After much ringing of bells the baby was induced to look with favor on the now state of iiffiut*The artist prepared to take the negative, but joat at the Critical moment the in­ fant doubled himself across tho strap and screamed lustily. His piqia jiugled the bells«ncw, the aitist set the music­ box gnzpg, while tho mamupi drew him oat of his chair, and one auntie culled him a “ pulzy utay ittlo sing." Peace being restored, another nega­ tive was taken, this time with tolerable success. Butene auntie did not like the expression of the face, and tho mamma thought that it did not (In justice to hi* eyes. Tho next timn ho r tuck both flits into his mouth and shut one eye; and the .next time his grandma, who had NO. 02 tity of mosquito netting, which he wound around Ida head and put on a pair of leather gloves. Protected thus he re­ turned to the aid of the horses, and, af­ ter scraping the bees off their sides with bis hands, nucoeeded in getting them away. The animals died a short time after reaching home. The bees seem to have been infuriated, for they aftoward attacked their owner's house, but were driven away by the fumes of burning sulphur. In the morning, however, they renenewed the attack, and drove tho family out of the house. The St. Louis Olube-Democrat says that two sensitive gentlemen, known by the name of Pigg, presented a petition to the Circuit Court of that city, a day or two ago, for a charge of name to the leas porkiah name of Peake. The law­ yer,. Mr. Duncan Cameron, inode no re­ marks, but quietly banded tho document to Judge Gottschalk, who read it with h alight'grunt of satisfaction, and granted the request at once. The petition is in the following words: “ In Circuit Court, SL Louis County. —In matter of application fbr change of name. Your petitioners, Marcus 8. Pigg and William C. Pigg, who are brothers, respectfully state that thrir full names are as follows: Marcus L. Pigg and William C. Pigg; that they desire to have said names changed, so that the same may be spelled and pronounced Lafayette Peake and William C. Peake. As good reason for the said desired change of name, petitioners state that other members of the family have had 'their names changed in tho mode above desired. That tho name Pigg is a cor­ ruption of the word ‘Pique,’ the former family name of your petitioners. Thai the name of Pigg is offensive in sound, and often excites ridicule; wherefore they dreire io have said name changed as above indicated, so that it may be spelled and pronounced Peake, instead of Pigg. Marcus L.’Pio a, William C. Pigg.” It may well be imagined that a man named Pigg would meet with const mt mortification in society on account 'of his patronymic. Hogg is a common mime in Scotland, but Pigg is rare in all countries. Mr. Pigg must have hail some difficulty in obtaining a wife, iw few young ladies of taste will consent to. become a Pigg. And then, how annoy­ ing -it must l>e to him to be a«ked, “ How is Mrs. Pigg and all the little Piggs i” It i*’ not pleasant for him to hear tho boys on the street singing, “Little pig, big pig, root hog or die.” By changing their name to Peake, the Pigg broth ere iwcapo all these and thousand, other annoyances. Imprtfoa* her tier. Hb»'» the pntUwt tfrt aocomjdishod wagon man. footer—The fish­ Tmt most inquisitive of ancient divin­ ities—Tcllus. Would it be. proper to call a retired liquor dealer’s country estate a bor-ownial mansion? Mepp«l forward and produced thoir “Yea,*Mr. Hersey. You ore as good Epitaph upon Richard Button, Esq.: piatols. ' . as acquitted." On tho day of tho trial the court room All of them were carefully examined, Tnt Now York Ourmnercial Adver­ but none of thorn were found to have at Winchester was crowded to its utmost, tiser't good advice to young men about capacity. After several unimportant wit­ been recently fired. . to settle down js, that they “ settle up ” nesses liad been heard, Earnest Scoreaby H: A. BARBER, “ Is thoro any officer or man who has first not shown mo his pistol I" shouted was cnlleil to tho stand. . A VILE PLOTTER. In reply to the questions of tho prose ­ A Fiiknviimas got exceedingly angry tho Qcjicral after the examination was | cuting attorney he made statements sim­ “ Where can I find Squire Windom!" over. with a waiter at an English hotel, “ You' o ellis said a dust-covered traveler, who had There was no response. The soldiers ilar to that in his letter to Gen. Perkin*. rascal!” exclaimed ho, “ I blow your just galloped into tho town of Winches­ were sent back-to their tents. Rquiro The counsel for the prisoner cross-cxahi.nose for you!" ter, Va., at 5 o’clock p. m., on the 19th Windom took tho remains of the mur­ inod him. “The aingln scull race!” exclaimed CLEMENT SMITH, “Bcoresby," ho said, “ will you swear of August, 1846, to several citizens dered officer in charge. An escort, com­ an old lady, as she laid down the morn­ al <-.ute went. ITweure* lounging in front of the Cumberland manded by Lirut. Bcoresby, accompa that you did not shoot Capt Summer­ ing paper. “ My gracious ! I didn’t and atten% to eulleetin?; Hotel. ville T nied them to Winchester. know there wn.i a race of men with There was a great commotion in the, “You will find him at Mike Ready’s double skulls." **■ Tho terrible and mysterious event had FLINT A- BRADY: billiard saloon, on tho corner," replied thrown a poll over the entire encamp court. * TTORNKYH »nd GroiweUora al law. Offloe, Tom (to Jack, who has just received a Jk artsi afala of Main Street. Naahvllle, Michigan. one of the citizens. meat. . letter)—"You look precious down, old E*pccial sUanUoB (iren lo colloctlooa. “Yes, you, sir! Did you not hidej slapping him on tho back. “ What is the matter ? Has anything In tlio evening a largo party of offi­ T.M. BRADY', man ! Nothing wrong, is there, with It wav 12 o’clock, and tho thormomehappened!" cers was assembled in the tent of Gen. this pistol in a hole under the treej tho rich old aunt who’s been so bad t I “My God! yos,” replied tho horse­ Perkins. As a matter of course, nothing from which you fired tho murderous। ter stood at ninety eight degrees in tho D.^V. SMITH. hope she’s not worse.” Jack—“ N-oo— shade, and that artist ground his teeth man. “Capt Bummcrrillo, of your was spoken of, but tho death of Oapt, shot T” ihe’s ■better!” city, was shot doad, an hour ago, at the Summorville. During tho conversation Tho lawyer held up Hersey's pistol, uml looked to see how fur it wiw from A fabmek tho other day wrote to a t thp window to tho sidewalk. Three or First brigade encampment.” a messenger arrived from LiouL Bcurcs- and Bcoresby turnod deadly pale. His Now York merchant asking how tho for­ UNION HOUSE The citizen* sprang to their feot in by, bringing the •foflowing letter to forehead was covered wiU> perspiration. four more unsatisfactory attempts were TP&AXK DANCER. J’r»|dMw. ’ TN* botd I* mer’s son was getting along, and vhcro made, and at la*t thu baby, who had -T i>I^M*nily *Uu»u*J in the ccuiw ot bu*lw„. great excitement Gen. Perkins: He made no reply. S«n>p* tybSM ou Arct floor. Th* l<eat In tho mar­ he slept nights. The merchant replied: “Shot dead I By whom!" they in­ ket will alwaj* be tound on the table*, and every“Did you not tell Miss Harriet been taken out of tho chair so many “ He sleeps in the store in the daytime. quired with one accord. Wheeler, after she had rejected your, | times and was not properly secured, I don’t know where he sleeps nights." ALF. C. BUXTON, “By an unknown assassin,” replied company, Andrew Hersey, (bowed bis pistol to proposals, that she should never many, slipped down on the floor with a thump. Min. X. thinks of going to tho circus, the horseman. “ I have been sent to Capt. Summerville!’’ thundered the, A grand hubbub followed; every body and her servant girl tries to dissuade screamed; the timid auntie fainted and Squire Windom at once to come out and lawyer. her. “ If I were yon, madome, 1 would the pajxi t>wore; while the trembling artist, hold an inquest over tho body." pbtol vu not In ina belt tide (furnicwn, and Bcoresby buried his face in his hands. not go.” “ Why !” “ Oh, they have a fearing for his life, soaraied himself Mrt. M. J. TIMMERMAN, Fifteen minutes later the Squire, that during Uio cx*tniu»liou ho niinifoalcd “ Your Honor,” said the lawyer to tfw horse that stops before the most foolish accompanied by tho me senger and a Uie utmost agitation. I shall be in camp at presiding Judge, “we have the most behind a screen in tho corner, where he person in the audience, and suppose bo number of mounted citizens, were cn daybreak to-mono* with farther infurmaiioti damnatory evidence to. the effect that1 waited until be was sure that no bones on this subject, which I dare not intrust to pashould stop before yon!” were broken, and then ho cam* forth, their way to the grove, throe mile® from JOHN M. ROE, that villain, Bcoresby, murdered Capt "There is ono good thing about saying that he had boon suddenly called Winchester, where tho First brigade of " Very nspectfsUy Summerville.” babies,” says a late traveler; "they down stairs to see a mail. the Virginia militia was holding its an­ “ He sliall be taken to jail," said the never change. Wo have girls of the lie was so mucii relieved cm being nual encampment “First Lieateuwt.'' Judge. “ I direct the jury to honorably told that they would not try again that period, men of the world, but the baby CHAS. W, DEMARA Y, Upon reaching the grove, they found The General showed thta-noteto OoL acquit the prisoner.” ! tj inl bo forgot to live up to his rules is tho same self-possessed, fearless, I the camp in a perfect uproar* The Com Pinkney. Soormb, ■ oo»Io«iou th« (ol- „d ,h,„ (1„ nepUiTO laughing, voracious little heathen, in rrfun<tr-L Oppo- manding General of the brigade, Elihn Tho latter, after reading it, whispered lowing <!«,. Al bi. Ind b^wuMn-^ A. they .iartod down the all sgp* and in all counlrtes.” ' Perkins, said to Squire Windom : to tho General : tnowl io bo bung ; bul lb,. Gorornorof „uil, u,, lirad 0, Ulo inionn«l Thk Dutch have built a splendid iron­ D. IV. LINCOLN. ’ “ Coroner, tho painful event for which " LieuL Heraeygs present." vigiiu. oonnmuod bi. atnUno. Io uu t|ial wouU „n ,gain in , fow ' clad, apd can’t got it to sea because they EALER In Gmeeiie* and FrovUinn*, Dry I have caused you to be summoned, oc­ Tho General stood up, and said in prmonm.nl lor lUo. ■ Goed«, Gent*'__ Fcmtenf Gouda, j have not a canal big enough to float it r C.. —> Notion* ind Irired a email boy to curred os follows: Shortly after 3 a load voice : ' there. Let our Dutch friends keep their l.-:----- - - ---------------— i pjt aj tbe foot ot the steps and bring o'clock to-day the Winchester Company E. FARAD Y. “Will Second Lieut. Hersey stop for­ THE- LAVGB JI EXT WHO LAUGJI big ;liip where it is; they wiil be able to the aHJKKirr’g twexd uunt. । him word at their approach, so that he of Light Infantry had invited the bri­ ward!" ™ , . . . . . boo it occasionally, which is mare than rrpainn* i»e»tly Sheriff Conner's search for Tweed has | may have time to lock the door and hang gade fltaff and other officers of the en ­ A tall, handsome young officer re­ I all order* prom Ttaoth^d., . pnr.1. a jirOT. -J campment to witness their rifle practice. sponded. Ho looked pole, and there personally cost him several, thousand i out a notice—“ Gone to the Centennial." TT U"',nd I ol ..m. of oonu-fweA dollars, false clues having Jed |o Omaha Revublican. Capt. Summerville, of your town, fired J. B. RASEY, O'* both lu. kg. penditurcs. Last winter ho on the first shot Ho thought he had bit MAY MAN. Goo-hand Raor m«.UTOu>g <»<ta gronml. ^d.*. _ „n(1„fa to HEATILT EDUCATED. place In the village. Moul Pinkerton’s officers to Canada; but a tho bull's oye. The marker riguallod he “ Lieut Hersey," said the General to and wUUnf hand*. to tk. (<>r j, noUlil,g William H. Say bold was guilty of ooeom-nc. p.bb. ta lb. ride of 300 miles in a sleigh, with the had not. Capt Summerville hurried to him, “have you no pistol t” »I WEBSTER 4- HOBBS. cheers him up so much, and so effect­ thermometer below zero, resulted in the target When ho had about reached t.A< kAjflTHA All kltxU nf'wurkln the Black­ “I had until this afternoon.General,'' ually. keeps the wolf from the door, a* overtaking—not Tweed, but an innocent it a shot was fired by some unknown raM m-,<5 Hnnw.boolnt unc t- proc* splendid largo fish, caught in tho St. he replied in a tremulous voice ; “ but said: for his fellow-workmen to pass a mricH |.tly, (iiw a* b call, raat «h>» Main 81: himliermnu. Tho Sheriff has liad 50,000 partj, and wo were shocked to see Capt. when the target firing commenced, I “What's the use t»f .denying tho- Lawrence by Mr. Hillman, would bo sent of-resolution* praying for hi* speetly re­ ~ ORNO^STRONG, photographs of Tweed distributed. Summerville fall to tho ground. The took off my uniform co.-., and bell, in Every city and seaport town in Europe | charge f Your clothes wuukln't eell for to his cottage nt tea time. Very glad to covery, and ordering an engrossed copy first two persons that came to his assist­ | 40 cents ; you can’t show a nickle ; you have any donation of cold or warm which I bad tho pistol, and after Oapt of the same to be presented to his family. ance were tho marker of the company, Summerwile had been shot I mtased the are hungry and dirty, and you might m victuals, tho young man linvited twenty An excellent an<J honored citizen of or thirty friends to sit down with him al offer of $10,000 for’his rapture. Tho pis oh” Louisville was going home, ono night, Mr. Seoreaby, First Lieutenant of Qapt. OLLER 4- SON, “ It's to boo n man as heavily edu­ tho table and help uso the fisli when it * " end *" There wan n hum of excitement among Sheriff says that, in his opinion, Tweed tipsy for tho first and last time in his Ml or tbe Wolverine Mill. The good Bummercdlo’s company. But the bullet arrived. They all came. In due season cated as.I am in such a fix as this," the aasembled officers. sailed for Europe on the night of bis had entered the Itrain of the unfortunate the fish come also.' It was brought in life, as ho protests, and no doubt truly, “Lieutenant,” said the General, escape from his keepers, not remaining sighed the prisoner. •' You ought fo see when lie met Prentice feeling from ouo officer, and in a minute or two he had that I’m no loafer, and therefore go light on a large platter by tho famous old hi«ln of Ute walk to the other. " Prenbreathed his last Will you accompany gravely, “ did you leave the block-house hidden in the city, »e moat of the city caterer, D. B. Chew, who said it had on me/’ I 5Himlliinri>MS CTard*. i tice," oxclaimod the elated novice, "Pm me to tiie surgeon’s tent, where the re­ from which your men were firing at ths politicians believe. He is confident that , “ Heavily educated, ch? Well, when bcenc x’ked by him at the dining-hall. drunk!"' Staggered anew by this omozmains of Oapt Summerville are lying!”. target before Oapt Bummeivillo won Tweed was taken away in the bark Lord Never did member of the Qany tribo I JOHN Q. CSESSY, . Clarendon, which was purchased by a was Micliig.m admitted to tho Union!" ' ing anuouneemenl, the veteran slowly The Squire proceeded, with Gen. Per­ afiotr tl • . HIIE Hl “ Moro’n'nine yoara.agq,” replied the look more tempting. Tho skin was. drew himself up, with the air of a neigh “ A did, General," replied Lieut Her­ nephaw_qf Tweed, wbo paid more than kins and other officers, to the surgeon’s niedy Jjrowucd and covered with gravy. she was worth, aad rivarpd bey fat sey. “Lieut Soorcsby asked nta’to go boring picket, and, surveying hie dis­ I H.’iEfc, “Yes. Well, who was George Wash­ Tho edge of tho platter was garnished She guised friend, said severely : Well, There they found the brigade and reg­ with him and see whether Lxrry Boot Liverpool ’ with a small cargo. witli cut apptes and parsley. Tho xeington 1” J. .. , yjwputy Mil' Josh, I Imve been guilty in my time of imental surgeons engaged in trying to by, the colored marker, wiw not making Hailed for Liverpool two weeks before Na.kxKM HXk GuH-ttkmr a ripient ’ s appetite was uheited by tho “ A feller," was Ujm fouatwmc reply many scandalous thing*, and some ontextract the bullet from the terrible wrong signals. Ho said he would go Tweed escaped, and was a mouth mak“Yea, guess ho was. How many sight He was impatient for the fray. of tbo ihoottig “* U- lop, wlnob could tate. bMn rageoiR ones, and tome d—d mean ones, wound which the poor Captain liad re­ dung ibr rigkt JAMES FLEMING, A carving-knife was given him; ho com­ ditch, ud ulud me to go themade ----- “ in about —1 eighteen idays. The States in the Union I” but, tliank God, I never was drunk 1‘ ceived 'in the back part of his head. menced work- Somcnow tho knife lAJuifv'dlc Courier-Journal Among the bystanders who watched the left side. Before we met the fatal shot Sheriff bulk vos that the bark lay off the State, and Now York < State, and Ohio, would not cut. He tried and tried; sickening prooeeedinga with tho most Wits Aral. That is all. l have to aay, coast in waiting for T^eed, and that ha everybody Moiled. It uoctirrod to tho was taken to her in a steam yacht be­ and—and Canada.” ^ P. Fine Hatches and Jewelry cure­ visible marks of grief was First Lieu­ GenaraV’ The day for speeches has gone by. *’ Mr- Hftyijqld, you are u deep-dyed hero of this fish story that there was full y repaired and warranted. “And you declare, upon your word longing to hifl soil The Gap tain of a tenant Scoreaby. tvs«jalN«nd,;iuril*|x tons of truth would something wrong with the present. Ho Webster, Clay, Calhoun, with all their “ Oh, my poor Captain!" he grovned as an officer and gentleman, Lieutenant, fishing smack reported to the Sheriff 'hardly make a square mau of you. Your put on his oyo glass and looked closely eloquence, could not move this gen ora­ that you did not have yonr pistol with that ho saw a steam yacht moving along him. tion as they did their own age. The heavy education is all in your ear, and at.Uia flah. The inspection Several officers stepped up to him and you, and that it was afterward miss­ tho Lang Island coast toward Bandy * te Bal halt The flalt-akin liad been sluffed with cot­ Hook on the night of the flight yon will aeon be all in a jug. It is my consoled him. He burst into tears and ing !” ton and then browned with painL There the fernm. When the country was small IN SUMS The yacht was not seen or heard of after­ duty to inform you that your nose will sobbed convulsively. . ’vaa a unanimous and hearty laugh at and newspapers were few, voter* were word. Tbe Lord Clarendon, after rooii rest on the cold iron bars for four “ My poor Captain1" he sighed again him. It may be guaranteed thnt the obliged to dcjicnd upon public speakers . reaching Liverpool, cleared for New months to ooaae." OS LUNG TIME. ant, solemnly. and again. person who received the flah will play no cr th-dr politiad ideas. Mass meetings L. TIU88ELL. Orleans, and tfas mot there by ono of mure tricks this year, at Round Lake.— were then serious matter*,-and had di­ ■Doral" plaintively inquired ths pris ­ tho BtwrifTs detectives. Only two of the bullet They looked at it and were rect effect upon the capvaas. Now they Tray'A-atw. oner. the officers who sailed in her from here evidently greatly surprised. ^pr-TOTWS, cral, gravely. . are mere celebrations, in which parties “ I would if I were you." SJITEUXTH CKNTVRT PBICBI. “It is a pistol bullet!" exclaimed tbe The Lieutenant bowed, and a Cap­ were aboard. Tho others, including tho utter their enthusiasm. The lut of the “ I worn’t, though—1*11 die first I” ex­ The Pall Mali OawtJlc gives an ac­ tain took his sword from him. Next crew, had quit her in England. Tho groat debates was probably when Lin­ claimed the vag, and be will probably count of the “ R.»ok of the Joint Diet, Squire Windom and Gen. Perkins ex­ day, Scoreaby reported to Gen Per- two officers were evasive wl\cn quescoln mot Douglas on the stump in Illi­ bo obstinate about it.—Frw Prtuut. Dinner and Supper, and the charges amined it nois, and argued the questions of the thereof far Crammer, Latimer and Rid­ “General,'’ he said t> him, “I am " Yes, it is a horse pistol bullet,” said d^r in the immediate presence of the the General. “Who could have fixed sony to inform you that LieuL Hersey and intimate friends under surveillance. A few days ago a driver fn the employ ley," kept by the bailiffs of Oxford, people. But FjHeehcs arc not now made itr ' had yesterday morning a quarrel with Tbo detectives reported to him that of Dr. Webb, of Bjxmton, N. J., took while the reverend prelates wero in their The Squire announced that be would Capt- Huuuoervilio in my presence. Richard Tweed, a aaa, started for Eq­ the doctor’s team to Franklinville for a custody. Oyataxa must have been us tonDuring this quarrel he repeatedly rope soon after his father’s escape, and kwl of marl. While jiaa»>uig a placj tahiug cheap, for au Oct, 1, 1554, only threatened he would shoot tho Cap­ traveled there under the name of Ma­ where tlwro are several hives of ber»«, tain.” guire. Be wiut followed, but do clue the driv. r stopped for a moment, and Upon this evidence Lieut. Hcraey whs was thereby gained. Foster Dewey, the immediately the bcee flew out in largo *«, ponec.^ During tho reign of Edward I., . secretary of Tweed, ha-f had his move numbers and uttackod the animals. The kickfifi and plangmi.attl wtre M- **“ Common Coucdi fixod the a of uiurdcr. Hd was a young clerk, manta dogged. Tweed’s house on wild with with terror, terror, bni all effort, idforta to to P"00 of ‘wo three Halfpence, Ko_Iw,J( txlt Madison avenue, from which ha oe moot most wild but all urge ibenf on proved ineffectual. The ; lwa woodcocks the same, and a fat lamb caped, h«a b*cn watehed night and day. driver. tried to anhiteh, Ihrm, but tho 1 ffo5» Christmas to Bhrovotide, Durand fenrpanae. jiSj ago to the house of her brother-in-law, been attacked him vigor-rusly and soon I th‘* r''^ o< MONEY TO LOAN left. The negro added that he had not; The grand jury met, and indicted him . and it has remained unoccupied since.—. drove Ilia away. He pioueeded. to i Maximtuam’s ro. chinan in Mexico pressed in the Demo looked at anybody but the wounded for murder in the first degree. | New York Mm. Flemington? where b« procured a qq»q-. i now drive? a soap cart in Wareham. York Herald, VUtifM Jirtrtotj. ~ M . 7 D D B P“7 ’ Watcfenakcr ani Jeweler, MONEY TO LOAN! or $300.00 and UPWARDS MJJIU CSIPJIAJV, Justice of the Peace, �I' FOB OM3,P frt» $1 ,200. Tbe «•»< l^W V wal nb- Thr tn frying to duufle a blow the horse I Ml over, fie sfniok u bttahel ivnekel U G. Ha nd all, uf Jlndssn. bung LU veat are receiving »,w NEW GOODS DAILY, » {tally. aubarbe of- Jadtana. Saturday morning, which rertihad-in the kiPing of eooe eaule The American House, at Reed City, was destroyed by Are together with all its eontenia, Wednesday morning. Insured tor $2,600 in the Underwriters’ Insurance Com­ pany. • . anti keep a full axeortment in all of the lines. Our GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. 8. K. HOoi-Elt, Gca'i Ticket Ajrer.t. Tbe Reliable Shwrt Lise FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. PHILAJDKL.T»EnrA. T>A. GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT. TIME TABLE. ing or. n Snndny Schopf rxcunuon StHnorrow rd whip you out of- your him in ths abdomen and shoved him through a fence, inflicting several very dangerous w.'uods. Timely Advice.—When trade Two valuable hortca were stolen from the grew slack, and notes fell dur, the merchant's face grew Ions and blue; llil dreams were tronbled through the wight with sheriffs bailiffs ail in sight. At lost his wile unto him naid, "R se up at once, get out of bed ami get your paper, ink and pen. and any these, words unto all men : ‘My goods 1 wish to se|l Io you, to your wde and daughters loo; iny prices are so very low, thnt each will buy before they go.*” He did as his good wife advised, and in the papers ndwrlised. Crowds came end bought off all he had ; his notes were paid, his drcams were glad ; and he will tell you to this day how well did printer's ink repay. He told his wife, with n knowing wink how he was wived by printer a ink. isastwXrdl Best Calico 6 cts. per yard. arn proof that the peo­ ple knoic where GOODS lfi[ SOLD CHUP good gaiter for $1 AND Four persona were arraaled at Chesaning charged with the murder of Charles Smith •nd lodged ii> the Saginaw City jap. In the bedroom at Smith's bonse bl nod was PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. BOOTS FOR $2.50 litre. Junction. May 15, 1867. G. A. TRUMANS KOCHER BROS NASHVILLE rxeloelvrlv by tlx- «mly ||nn m laew. Kirorrti...___ ...... _ campmenl of the ItaDonr. Hwibaodry, at Kim Station. on thia rnatl. ’ Tbe IVnn.ylr.nta Railroad la the pnndoel Rail­ way onmnlxatUin tn tbo world.. It ootn.U aeten Myfa; flilladclphia. New^York. UlSlnwre, .nil C. C. WOLCOTT'S HARDWARE ADV’T. SS’STiSisSE OX WITH MAlX HTRKJT. «f al the rorniasnd. of U (mrperfect arenmodslUrtM tor Stallm-wt U« natron* d.irtrw theC«now.«i.l ExblUrfoo. m e HARDY &. CROCKEB, THE MAGNIFICENT SCEMCRT for whirl, the Pvmiaph-anta R-tftewl !» »r> jtreilr erirbrnlr-l prewnlx U tlw hawlvriwn Ua perfect roadway, an e<rr- ’rnntflnp panorama nt riter, reonntaln, and TH‘KK.Vn*'GnsT! Proprietor*. That beloved and nineb venerated Father ited bls peculiar trail for ttulbfalnssa at an >oM indelibly OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF SALVATOR BEER FOR SALE ONLY AT. Will, .»f roarer, «l.b to all tbo >Igfcta romferta ' , Is tho Beet Lager Brewed in the Wert. hl r ami r iM-apb. Tn thia end the Canada bout bcm Sold bj tho Cm* « U1LW A VKKX BXEWEBB, Railway (-.'nupaay Imh, Ihiowyh Ila coonectiooa in , nu ». tbe Wert and X.^ihwnrt. place-! on ante a larv* «.y M,M ><“'-r * 130 tiran’2 Kl w areaw, and number of Tmrri ata'Eten rein* Tlrkrta at srretly " llltama A Cta. tamwens Muiraau Urewerj. n^luw-l by which pu»rarw> r»n»t>t only vte U tbe CcntewsM KsHWUoa al i'huadriphta, but fan. In addhion, rial! the principal eaMern cltlllra, with an opportunity ofirtopplnjt at -my nf the meat Horse Rakes, Plows, PenneyIvania Railroad cannot make any (equipment, etc., of that popular and aiag। , Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn 1 1 Planters, and inc'uding Piitabnrr. Harriaburg. Baltimore, Waabington, Pbiladelpbia. New Yarkand ■ ; i < , t , , ( for n church iu Uxbridge, he caught stealing a watch from a f point wr, » «lK> ... .lunu . hymu.buuk Raihrvy 6 Pbgndelpb a ar nay poin.™.-, Wilk him Uu,,pg ill. H, MH—fcrtM IU U... ,.d .. wa, sll4 n crral num | "l—>—’*’•**'”* -,<W. Tk< IrmMn, •yhTUli*. Tta-C*nad» BnaUwn. It the Oiilj line from the W'rrt runnlns directly to XUjara Falta, At the following ^really red Deed prices, COMPLETE, wilh Double Box, Tlrinj piMlspn, from the train, a vonderfal pan­ oramic view nf the Mlehty Cataract, fibMHlk* Whiflletrees, Neckyoke, Stay Chains, and one Steel Spring Seat, for Road Scrapers, $70 CASH, OR $75 ON TIME Of tbe Bert Make« in the Country. GALE CHILLED and DIAMOND IRON PLOWS Don’t buy Inferior Wagons, made of Brash and Brittle Timber when you can buy Wagons made of the Very Toughest Timber, tht has been sea­ soned under cover from three to five years at the same price. o truth Carriages aud Bu^irs. , I eontshea. beautiful aceaery, awootb track. CROOK'S PATE KT The J aokson AV a gon In point of Duriidhty. Style and Finish, and Lightnesss of Drift and I Easy Runnutg Qualities, <# uot suqxuMeil by any Wagon in the world. druggists. at the Falta. Tbo track of tlxi Canada Sovlwrn U an air Im, laid of otrel ralta of the heavieet pattern; £D3ON, MOORE * Co, tfe-ie arc no cun co or credo* ; wood la tn~d fur furl Coarhcware furnt.hed with the Wtaehell Patent Whcieedn Ttaalm tn Ventilator, enaurtnj perfect freedom from duel. With ha coaqdetn «j»tc:u of masnlflcent Parlor, gjeephia and Drewfeg Room Cam, from CMnfo, J*». L' Rbsns, ,, DRYGOODS, DETROIT. IU«OW GtLLU.' at Ntasara Fall, and Buffalo with the N-w York Central and F.rfe Railway*, tbe Canada Somhora 1» FTarwaa Bal»wnr. Special fart IwomuIum llw favorite tine to Ute Eaai. TWs- RUSINESS' PRO PEETY FUR <U via tl.i. popular line ear. be preeared at all of4?h ’-**«»** W-rt. now FRAXK E SKOW. READ-' L. EMIT>R * Hirrau id 10 sad 13Ccnrrere 8u 1 ilKTBOfr MICH. Jackson W*agon REAPERS, MOWERS, than George Washington, for he could tell a lie but wouldn't. READ! READ! Special Medical Annonnci Hick aud- .ijficled ! or Vbov.ujs aho virosrr, DR. J. bT|.»»*« R« NJE W AW tatert prt-mptly anrwered and infor- Sfot GUARAXTEI: Tlte fvlitrviog n cam of oar regular warranty. hut ngeivfs ifarture for s u i; s c r fcll J}UV THE BEST, and ffel the Old and Reliable 391255 bide tbe erplence of guilt. THE Fart Mail Bcuta of the United States. and tve^ sell them less than they can be bong ht in this vicinty. Conyin. four mites north of Marshall. Salur- tra-npa. A reward of $100 U offered by Sheriff Smiley of Calhoun County, for the return of the property and thieves. JULT •.'nit, 1376. ______ INCREASING SALES Mary Winters, of Saginaw, an in male of An old wagon was sold nt auction on: .Congress Street yesterday, and Thursday evening and will probably die. during »bp rivalry to see who oottld hid the lowest one of the cniwd call-’ She haila from Perl Huron, and haa been e«> another a her. The two rushed at each other, jerked off their errata, and it seemed ns if a terpl le conflict would lake place., But^hero was discharged on tbs Uih, but before he got wire »o figliling. outside the building was rearrested on a "O-h-h-h ! how I would mash you '.ike charge by ths Sheriff ef Clinton Co. "if I hndti’f got to go to the depot to J-iltn Boll, an old resident and for oevsrmeet my wife's sister.”’ howled one, । halting b<mi fists in the air at once. al years Street commbsioner of Grand Hsvsu, was dangerously injured Sept 17lb by “I don't care for your wife’s sister!” shrieked the other. “If I .weren't go­ a vicious bull. Bolt attempted to drive the .Tulin GilHms. a talented London pick|>ocket. took an active part io the Mo<>dy and Sankey meetings, and aA tvr Hie departure of the evangelists became a papular singer and ex hott­ er. His pie'y waa not questioned by his felhMr-wnsfeeis, and bis' friends among the- thieves did not expose him. Tims he wan enabled to- pick pookels witte grant faciliiy. often tnk ing lhe watches tend pocketboolw of roes aad women while praying nt their sides, or while exjdaining to them the way of salvation. Contioued sUebww, perhaps, made him care- JFIe tUUrowl. “Here’s five mnn who owns the lK»r>»e !M ahouled the olctk ns he saw t haJler.". “Nti I don'tr was ihe calm reply. “Then what trre you doing with thnt halter ?” yelled a policemanwrtn going a fishing was tho ready answer, “imt if this fellow will give me a dollar 1II lead that old hor*e off to the slaughter house.*' ' 'H.e clerk tried to detain him. hut, he jumpetF tiMu a wood-yard and eacaped, calling otM as he wc.it over the fence: . •‘Gennbrnen-, these are mighty cur xmis lime* when a mnn can’t take a halter on his back aud go off after a Many a child- goes astray, not beaause there is a want of prayer or tue at home, Imt simply because Ikune larks aiinshmr. A child needs smiles as mneh as fibwers need sun­ beams. Children look little beyond the present moment. If a thing pleaatm they arc apt to seek it. >1 it displeases they are preae W avoid it. If home is tbe place where faces are sour and words harsh, and fault find­ ing is ever in the ascendant, they will spend as many hoars as posaiblr elsewhere. Let every falbyr anef mother then try to be happv. T^*t them talk tn t|ietrchildren,especially the little one*, in such n manner as to-maka them happy. FOB Mr. J. J. MaynarJ. a promini.nl eiijirn «f Portland, met a horrible death on the Jli. ln| t>f linakeia nnd wooden ware, with mure nr less crockery, and the tjmsh vraanwftrf. Hr duln'l nv»ke on rf fort tn ge: up. ant! just Rs th# elerkS Tbe Menial, o Timcn that Pai unlay •yells hnd gathered a crowd the man with flic n»pe halter came tip. It John Duukcy mouldeil, by h^nd, 8.00U brick wna hie Biackhnwk. The fidewnlk 8iabbaaudGeargeB.il. iak w. DOU BU>E WAGON , s'"' ; iravina the ■MOV a CKOCKES. AUSTIN. T0ML1SS0N k WBBSTFR MTC OO. sP'‘rt» »«<i «> »■«..»<,, u ii.,y 1 iLnmUf Mcdi,or«e A T A- U’ C. O. WOLCOTT. VERY! �numbrn of lb. NMhv.ll. Cor- A so-called moderate drinker was tea vfery angry with a friend who.! d that safety is akme in totalhr». nwl. rrof»ralioo. for . !y aba tn in mgfrom ______________ ainittg the use___________ of ardent thu production of the raging dramat'­ apirita.-nml who -allowed hia innlnsiiic aMsation, mid will produce for thes cal nolions to insinuate that the mod­ benefit of the band, Tom Taylorsi era to drinker might then ba beydnJ great sensatioua! drotna^ entitled .: self-control. , “To make plain the qneation which ! ."‘.'rha TtckU-or iedre-tom»,'rand-hnve ’ is wrong," said tho temperance man, secured the . services uf the* “wttt you jtist quit one moptb ; not WILL OFFER young American actor, Mr. W. E.■ touch a drop during the time ?" Said the other— Nyhart. (late of A. O. Miller's lhea “To tmliafy your miad. sir, I -will tre) who will appear in htw originalI creation of Boli^Qierly, the-licket of, wuth pleasure, though 1 know mytn-ll, , I will du ns you ask, to cure your ovleave-man. supported by the leading• wrought iden».M talent of Nashville. In our next wef He kept the promise, bitt at the to pqRcHAaBns of shall bo nble to give the date of thei end of tbe month he cmue to hi* friend with ttyirs in hia eyes and enter tainmeDt. thanked liim for saving him from- a !DRY GOODS. Said he: “I nev Common Connell 1‘rorecdings. drunkoftl’-a grave. GROCERIES er knew before that I wits in any CusxciL Rooms, 1 'sense a slave to drink, bnt the last !HATS, 8«pt. 18, 1870. f' 'month has been the fiercest battle of, Regular meeting held. . CAPS, my life. I aeo now that I was al- , Present—Htfrdy, Halbert. Parody, most beyo.nd hope, and hud tne test BOOTS. Reynolds and Roe, Trustees. come many mouths later it would SHOES, But 1 Mimi les of the last mceiittg read have been too lute for tne. have kept the pledge, and by God's CLOTHING, and approved. , 1 help 1 will keep it through life.". NOTIONS, Geo. Siytpson’s saloon bond ns Moderate drinker, just try it for one &.C., &c. liquor dealer presented and acc- pled. year, and see how' near you ate to. AC, CASH! SEPT. 22. 1.76 w.g.hlsw8rth&co <0180 —Pleasant weather again.-’ —F. Helm has moved into his new I’mk n4 Ntaawa Falla, ' house? -This iwue closes the third vol-’ pine of the News. —The *MW wood-s&wing machine is again at the depot. —Capt. L. C. Boise will return to this village again, •dentaly low. —L. J. Wheeler is now living in his new house on £fcaie St. L. J. WHEELER. —B. F. Reynolds' new house will A. Xi. DACanBKTT. soon be ready for the plasterer*. ■4 —A large number of bur citinsns have been attending the State Fair this week. Ul furthOT'Mtier. Barryville, Aug. 6<h, 1876. Fataxn D. Sorto. —The Cuunly Fair will be held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, rtr- A. M. Dafohkxtt will mH yea a Sept. 27th, 28th'and 29th. . —L. L. Loomis & Co.*S goods have arrived. During the next. 30 days Worth of Merchandise at Coat, for the next Sixty Days, at ■ , GREAT INDUCEMENTS H. W. Flint’s acct, presented for the rapids beyond which there, is no Thpy will be ready for bus- , returning. BA75 allowed at S3.37. FULL LINES OF iness in a few days! The following accts, were present­ new herelohwe carried on by ns. hae thia —Phillip Franck ahowod tts an egg (ed and on motion allowed : day bMB diseolved. Mr. D. C. Griffith hav­ ing budget tbe intereat’of Lewis Durkee, thia week that measured 8 inches one E. J. Ftighaar, rroonllng... .......... $19.26 will pay all tbe firm debts and oollert a* way and 6 3-4 the other. A. B. Caopw, draying............... .. 50 H. W. FlitHi making an arrest....... 5.00 Dated Nashville. Sept 4th, 1876. —The Sunday School held in the D. C. Gatrrrnx. Council adjourned. Branch school house, will participate Lewis Da>K». E. J. FKIGRNER, A. J. HARDY, in a picnic next Tuesday, Sept 26th. Recorder.I’reeident, pro tem.*9. Nobby suits at DAvauxnTT’s. Rev. C. I. Deyo. of this village, will speak on the occasion. W< would respectfully call tbe attention of the People of 'Nashville and vicinity tn lAllBTl'ILl.E. MUSIC! . Tbe 8i!v«e3Vedding of Mr. and Mr*. An­ Communion j son Ware, of Castleton, was celebrated Sept. The pastor will Hlh. , A large cirole of relatives and friends also preach at Maple Grove Center, «were present Among who w»r Mr. and Mrs. L. Mudge i>t New York, and relatives from Ix>wcl1, Mich. Tbe silver rattled —There will be preaching at the around lively. Tao large silver castors, M. E. Church and at the Hamilton two napkin rings, and plenty of eusllcr arschool house, in Maple Grove, at the tides, all of which was thankfully received usual hours next Sabbath, by the pas­ And in return, a table was spread so boun­ tifully that pen eaonoMell, and only those tor. Rev. C. G. Thomas. that bad tbe privilege to partake ‘.hereof —A. M. Daugherty has been re­ can realise the fallowing: ceiving a large stock of fall and win­ Prints, Cottons. TICKS, U & MAIL LIXR DEMIIVS Stripes and and shoes, etc. Griffith's nefl^ stock of Boots and Shoes have com*. Don’t buy anti! you look *» them. He can beat oil the boys for pri­ ces. sfylrs affil quality. Tbo best tytadmade Standard Boot In the market, also the bee- French Calf Bool for Ladle*, best ButtaaU. 's —At (he M. E. Conference which has bitn in session at Niles for the |<ast week, Rev. E. L. Kellogg was Hoys L oot a ia abundance. assigned the Tekonsha circuit. He will remove from this village to that place next week. Rev. C. G. Thotnns will lake his (dace as pastor $ta(Uj-3Hade Shoes at Cost Boots GROCERIES AT COST NEW MEAT MARKET. CLOTHING! ROBERTS & HOSEER. Fiw» #5 per Suit Up. MEN’S SUITS FOR S5.00, BOOTS AND SHOES ! Fresh anti Salt .IIcat* I IN GREAT VARIETY, Pure Linen Coats at 75 cts. each. From Si a Pair, Upwards. Bottom STOGA BOOTS, S2.75, 15 GRADES OF TEA Do anything »la- but keep them tofrlher. Mrs. E. C. JPittinsrer 60 CENTS TO §1.00 PR POUND. kind and gentle th rough all your Ufa, lhai your children may learn by the pr cepte zlll Goods Sold us Jlcprcscnted, and you show, “to honor tbsir father and moth­ Satisfaction Guaranteed. er below, that when you are done with Location.—West Side of Main life’s rugged road, you all may be Reunited Spring and Summer Style* Street, in W. A. Aylsworlh’s Brick. in that upper abode. C. F. Al I':lev* that Competition. N»-livlIle, Mich., Aug. 1st, 1870. MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! ECONOMY ABD COMFORT. Dress and Ctoak‘.Making, CUTTING AND FITTINOk Done In thu l*te*t Fathlonablc tbyte*. of the M. E, Church iu tbis village. avail tbemaclve* of this opportunity. HATS & CAPS AT COST, 1 Utile Cmk Tm-xtajr* ami rtiturdajr* at 7i Next week he will make improvements in hia store by (tutting in shelves and another conn CLOTHING AT COST, Checks. ' ter goods, consisting of clothing, bools is is Nashville. DRY GOODS AT COST, BEST ASSORTMENT OF Church next Sabbath. gfir A U. DaCuuuti has Jurt received a large and chtHoe lot of Clothing and Gent’s Furnishing Goods, which te le offering al L. J. WHEELER’S. MUSIC! —Services as nstta! at the Christian at morning service. keep on band all kinds of meet at reasonable prices. We hope hy fair dealing to merit a reasonable share of your patronage. Beat Burioin Steak 10 cts., and other meats from 8 to 8 ct». Reep’y Tours, P. DURHAM ft 805. $10,000 —The first Christian Church so­ Call cial of the season will be entertained So much has been «sid and written of onr S. LEIBHAUSER, Centennial Exhibition that almoit every one by Mr. and Mrs. G. A.' Truman at in our broad and beautiful land i« nt least their residence, on Tuesday, Sept. desirons of paying a visit there, and view­ 2Glh. The exercises will consist of Tableaus, Music, etc. All arc invit­ the remarkable products of cur country, Cutting oh<l Makins <l<ino In the lafet. gathered from every slate and territory. ed. Mas. C. I- Daro. Sec’y. To those, especially, who desire economy, we wiab to presents reasonable table of pri­ In Berrien Springs, Sept 10th. Mr- ces, or the coat of a trip to the Centennial, L. J. Wheeler of this village, to Mrs. M I. McNab, of Berrien Springs. point. Good Japan Tea, 45 cents per lb. Good Fine-Cut Chetving Tobacco, 45 cts. Nashville, Mich., July 15th, T67/J, W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. 1776 L. J. WHEELER. 1876 MERCHANT TAILOR! with Dyvpepaia an Americana. Although thia disease and its effectr. vuch as Sour Stan ache. Heart-burn, Waler-brash, Sick Heart. Liver Complaint, coming up nt . the Boiie Bra.'*, abd get READY MADE CLOTHING! S In Hastings, on Monday, Sept, Excursion ticket, Chicago to Philadel­ phia and return, good for GO days...82 00 I8t h. by Rev. Fletcher, Mr. AHerd C Buxton, uf this village, to Miss Mt- Font meals going an>) four returning...6.00 r®nds A. Austin, of Castleton. Supper, lodging and breakfait in Pb'ladelpbia-.................. 2.50 ill reliera Admission to Exposition............... .. ......0^0 Lunch in Centennial grounds............. . ...0 50 of carriage hire or the vexatious annoy­ Al Angola w* noticed an unusual demon- ance of slow-going sired cars, which trav­ rtjation.—a largo procession headed by a elers by all other routes must use, in order to reach the centennial grounds. more than three miles distant from any depot, except boarded tbe earn, >ade a abort speech the commodious one erected by the Pxks- NEW BAKERY cline and .view with delight the charming scenery ot lofty mountains, beautiful val­ ru about GO, hale. leys, and the rippling waters jot the bright ROE & CLEVER inform the public that they will Boots and Shoes, II. ALDRICH Fresh Bread, Rusts, Cakes, Crack­ ers and Pies In quantllle* to suit the mo*t hangry. GROCERIES! tar Giro ma a call In the Hrxly hulkllng. ‘«JI H. ALDRICH. WOOL CARDING? The Nashville Carton Mills School mid Mittcellipi'-ouH BOOKS, STATIONARY, Will PAPER. PAINTS, OILS. COLORS VARNISHES. BRUSHES, Surgical iBstnmrats, Trasses, he., Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Or anything you wan, arc not undersold. N^hyiHe, Sept- TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES, TEAS. COFFEES SPICES, Fine Tobaccos and Dinars. teas BLACK * FULLER, Proprietor,. he Drmucratio vaudidale for Vioe-Presiout, Is also a favored son of Indiana, and The Knoxville Whig figures it up ( BLACK A FULLER. LEE J. IF. PO>VLES, Prop. LIVERY STABLE! Do you want Paints and Oils ? Do you want a good Book for the Home Circle? Do you want School Books ? And join in the chorus with those that arc already siuging ; This is the Tea I long have sought, ■And mourned because I found'it not. THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF Do you want a Prescription filled with care ? 7 WM. VENN. PDofrietob. In Nashville and sell (hern at the Smalksl VraJU. You can buy Bitgood's old stand, Nashville, Mich. Call and Hee Uh. that the clergy cost tbo United States [hismew, which wwrii prise:pally BROTHERS,< Do you want Dye stiifis? Gtumke Perfect M&uli'u. Mansfield. A Vermonter was engaged tirthree girls and was looking lor a foarlh when be fell nio an old pit. remain­ ed there two days, and came out so changed that he now hates the sight of a woman. 50 cts to SI FO3E8 ONLY. UME EXPERIENCE Gateway ofttw Erhlbltlon wtlhoul change of cursor any transfer. Train* of the Grand Rapids road connect at Fort Wayne, while the reads leading into Toledo with the MARBLE WORKS 1876. NEW CROP OF WOOL! Price, 10 Cents jer Hi., or 121 where I IK!nex and TAquoi Furnish Oil. i banners, which slated that Morton wuutd be ri’.k that night. We resolved to go, Remember we D. C. GRIFFITH. moos Horse Shoe Bend, Allegripptu, Paeh Wool sent by rail will be carded with Tbe firat sound that greeted ne upon Saddle, tbo crossing of the Sasquthanni, promptness and returned per directions. and an endless varisly of lovely eights n> t non, which sounded .terribly loud in the to be found on any other but this popular cars, causing the windows to rattle, ladies line. On could spend hours In ifriling of its SI FOR MHUJI AL AND MliClLlN h'.IL PVtlhonor to Gov. Morton, and upon alightlug beauties and comforts, but space forbids FRESH MEATS, TO MB H and MO DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DY±-STUFFS, It appeared that a Republican Rally had MEAT MARKET! ID. C. GRIFFITH’S Dry Goods and Groceries, Please give me a oalL 23 Every visitor to the Centennial hat testi­ MAI tan, with one, Gen. Sheridan, of L'mieatria, fied to the, superiority of tho Great Fort Wayne & Pennsylvania Line, with its com­ plete and elegant Parlor, Sleeping and Hosaved the elate from, disloyalty end diehon- Cente nnial MGH’S, YOUTHS’ & BOYS’ CLOTHING of Dy»relieved. ”**?*** le'ST'io Esch day at Exposition..................... ......3 50 Co ’e Bert Chemical Salrmttu is tbe only In presenting this array of figures, we Sa Ierat ua that will produce a, uniform nrPHlLADKLraiA. Sift. 18th. have, of course, adopted tbe shortest 'and DaAaltavna*: quickest line to the Qntcnnlal,' Ln order We left our home in the plearant village to give the cheapest, and that route ia by of Nashville, Sept. 11th. Our route lay ov▼er the Peanaylvania Railway, and accord­ wbich runs ell Rs trains direct to the maiu K ASHVILLE MARKET. ingly we look the eare at Jackron for Ft entrance, thus taring the. traveler the cost DURING THE »>MOO.OO<1 Mundly; <he <»»<■»* (._,----------- „ *,0,000,000; lh« lawyer,, *70.000,- <» rw™.»h all •.« 000, ud rum. *200,000,000. j pri"’ nuu is j.reparru rich a good rig.' (Straw “A firH cents, talatei! ill csats, YtDas 0 in And other Groceries equally as |^v in prk>*« BOISE BROS. BUG’S. �intata. a ware <laa<Uwa. relUlaaalj ' picked infants np oat Of their cradto. The Turkish commander, Hafiz 1’iudu., : with their hnyonots, tossed them in tbe ’ - u— Indian village, Mtnatod in a small valtay in marching through Bulgaria, arrived which was commanded by bluffs on the before the little town of Panignrishli with n regiment o< regular Iroops. two Tte, canwJ Hui. babca alaxrt the I tlic west, but not in close proximity. or three pieces of artillery, and a great with their poor little hsads nud arms j MU»« ordered Lieut. SchwatEx to take number of Basin-Bounties. It would drooping around the Lancto of their j । twenty-five mountejjfctou and charge the 250 men armed with muaketa or riflee. guna, and' tba blood streaming down ' Thereat bad only knives or p abols, that over their hands. They cut off tlw • nor, Surprised tho Indian borders, drove .before -these troubles. were worn by beads of childreu, and compelled other , children to carry tho still bteeding heads J them poll mnll before him, and captured ’everybody. Ona hundred and fifty of alxxut 200 first-class peniee. He charged tho best armed had gone out one road ahoutfo their arms. The crimes that were committed Iwre • toward Tator-Bazardjik to dispute the right.through the village, and produced' sMawtoate*! *o u to pnrent their testifying. The local authority bare couni rod st th* es­ a regular stampede, the Sioux befog way, and 100 on the other road; for it are beyond the reach of exaggeration. ‘ There were stories related us that are Afjrrt A Morrn-toKiTOsa cape of tbe principal partlee Indicted, and the completely surprised. Meanwhile Secret Service Bureau -is practicaliy powerlero Crawford aad Von Leutwitx dismounted, by winch way tbe army jr would am maddening in their atrocity, that cause to eounterfriting. charged into tbo village on tho flank, When . Hafix arrr r , . Pasha „ strived he found Uw heart to swell in a burst of impotent XW and captured tepees, ’5,500 pounds of only 100 men to oppose him, and tbeae, rage that can find vent only ip pitying, —The boder of an exigixic ira tbo Baltimore drind'meat, an immense number‘of fright**1'*’- *t the great aujwriority of and Ohio railroad exploded near Frederick. Nd.. buffalo robot, and other Indian Gneries, the force brought against them, ran Sherman House, Chicago, III. and, lastly, 200 dogs. They also took a uway at the first fire. It doe* nut even “Tbo truly great stand upon no mid­ Winitpi large quantity of dried fruits ant! other appear that they fired off thmr guns, dle ledges'• they are either famous or —An explosion cccurrc-d eatables, quite a godsend to the, for there was not a single Turk killed unknown." The “Sherman Houaa’’ The men displayed heroic। or wounded. The inhabitants, panic- has a national reputation, and i* one of sianUy killing Lyman Benner, ono of the soldiers. the moat popular hotels in Chicago. workmen, and i>robably fatally injuring an­ bravery, and reflected credit on the। stricken, hod in tho* meantime at­ Tho rate* of this renowned hotel have other. . , American army. -Nothing could hivei tempted to fly; but the town had boon reduced to *3 per day for all rooms —The Jlbole island bloacbery and dyo-workn. been -' more gallant than the conduct; already been surrounded, and they above tho parlor floor without baths. tn Providence, owned by Adams A Butterworth, of the officers engaged in tto। were cither driven back or cut down in Only 50 Cents for Six Months. Taken altogether, it was ai tl-e fields. At the approach uf the The Chicago Ledger, a large 48-col♦JOO,000-; die inanrance, *80,000. About 15,000 fight bright pago in tho history off Boshi-Bizouks tho inhabitants of eight umu paper, will bo seat to any address this expedition. Taken by surprise, thei or nine neighboring viltagtw, foar six MO.STHS, postpaid, for fifty cents. probably Lavored by their respective owno-s. —A freight train on the Western barilla Indians cut theraselvcs o'xt of llutir■ stricken, had abandoned their homes Tho Ledger is tho cheapest and best broke through (he trorilo-work over Tom tepees and managod to escape for tliei and taken refuse here, to Uio number of paper in tho country. Address Tkx Lkpgbb, Chicago, ID. Faine'e slouch, branch cf the Ban Joaquin most jairt through the ravine. They, r. 5,000 or 6,000, and they now filled the river, a. few <bys ago. and thirteen cam were At our request Origin A Go., of Phila­ gave our men two volley* before theyr streets, crying and screaming with plunged into tho slough. Two stowaways wufo delphia, Po., hove promised to send any cleared their village, and then tho dark­- fright As all resistance Juul now of our mulora gratis (on receipt of fifteen killed. . ■ ness of tho morning, (it was still rain­- ceased, or rather ns none bad really been cents to pay postage) a sample of Dob­ ing) enabled them to get away. They- offered, Hafiz Pasha had nothing to do bins’ Electric Soap to try. Send st once. —The ludepcndoiit Greenback ]>arty ot Con­ rallied in tho hills and soon made mat­- but march into the town, arrest tho - WiLHorr'a Toxic!—A Safe, Subs ner heat, hare put in nomination tbo following ters warm for our boya, keeping up an; len lern of tho iuKurrcction, and- restore asd Saiomno Cubs!—Tho unprecedented Bute ticket: For Governor, Charite Atwater; incessant fire and making desperate1 order. Instead of this, however, he aala at Ibis world renowned medteiM provw n AGENTS WANTED FOR HISTORY iacontrotably that no tt m*dy h*a aop-ra«d*d Lleulsnant-Governor. Francis Gillette; Secre­ efforts to recover their captured ponies.. brought up his artillery, and without tho nao of tt>i* reliable Tonic. Noapltanha* tary of Htiio. I.ucwn M. Finney; Treaaurar. i summoning the place to surrender, com­ been found so hard a* not to jitH to it* eoftenA party then took up position in n Loren T. Sodd; Comptroller. John A Feck. inC intinonoa, and no liver so hypertrophied a* -Ex-Gov. Scymcur, of New York, dae'anad kind of burrow down’in a small rot be-­ menced a bombardment, rnthlewnly not to giro up it* Icux-rctalned bilious aecro■ I. ...1 1... v., ... tiio umninalion for Governor, trndere 1 liitn by tween two cliffs, covered with brush and1 throwing I he bursting ahells into these tho laio Democrat!*" Convention at Saratoga, protected by rocks, and with * kind off crowdfl of shrieking women and chil­ Inva bixls. Tlu> troops made desperate dren. Until midnight the din of the The convention reaeacmbled and put In nom­ efforts to dislodge the savages, but the bombardment resounded through the Chaffed iumds, luce, pimples, ring­ ination the Hon. Lucius Boblnaan, present latter, although very few, fought with Htroeta. Hafiz Pn-ha was offering him­ worm. MiltrlieuiA. and other cutaneous affcoComptroller. t)oii« cured, and rough skin mads soft and —Gen. Butler has been nominated for Con­ tlic courage of desperation. Col. Miles, self a concert. . The hoarse roar of his smooth, by unix-.;; Juniper Tar Hosp. Bo oarsgress by tho BepaMican* of bls old district— liaviog too much property to guard, cannon, the ^creaming of shells, foe ear- ful to got only that made by Caawull. Hazard A Co.. New York, a* tbaro are many imitations the Seventh Mas**cbn*ett><. and being harassed by the Indian fire, splitting'explosions, mingled with the —The Repubilean* of Bondi Carolina have sent couriers to Crook, seventeen miles feebla wail of women and children, made for the re-houunated Gov. Chamberlain. bock, with the main oolumn,for reinforce­ sweet music to bis ears, and lie pro­ Mi88io2iAnixs,aud others sojourning tn ■ —The Maine Legialature will stand : House. ments. Crook immediately took 100 longed tbe entertainment He wished foreign land* should uot fail to take with them .iHUHF120 Republican* and 81 DcmccraiM ; Senate, 20 ____w. AA- • . 'l. M. a good supply of Johntont Arotlync Ltnimen'.. selected men from the Third, 50 from the to see it by night, lit up by tho fires of It tn the moat reliable medicine for all purpoacw Republicans and 2 Democrat*,. —All the Democratic Oongresaroan from Second, and the Fifth Cavalry, and ar­ burning houses and tho globes of fiamc Georgia have been renominated. Oowtaoxofs diseases, such a* horse rived on tho field ns tho last Indian which leaped from the months of the mn •<> mt« «n.l a 3<eat »ump. and I wUt aond —The Independent Groeabankeniof Arkansae shots were being fired. He ordered the cannon. It was a safe anil liarmlres kind ail, dander, etc., may be prevented by tbo ure of f-hrri<ian't Cavalry CondM>i> Povulfrt. have uomirated an electoral ticket for the savages in the ravine to be dislodged, of amusement There was no stern- Persons traveling whh horse* should take note Blate. and led the attack in person. He dis­ eyed men there to give him back ball —Official retnrua received at the SccreUry of; Fobtunks ron All.—Ag Stale's office from the whole Slit o of Maine, played splendid pluck, and captured a for ball nod shell for shell, but only Addreoo Bullion Mining Co., 176 axcapt one town and six plantations, give tbe j dozen squaws and half a dozen papooses women and children, wljo answered REVOLVER Lrrawriy $20W A NOVELTV. proba’Hlili'ja were that .a new department would bo fanned, bat gkvo polking definite in —Ex-Gov. Henry A. Wine, uf Virginia, died -Bbariff Oosmt. at Xrfk. has retained tho i-xecutlon In ti.*> Tweed 16,000,000 judg­ ment wholly unaotlsfiad, he bring unlblo to find any property ou which to make a levy. —Th* Gorarnment hu instituted a salt for tbe recovery of *1.0G0.O», which it allegro it was defrauded out of by crooked distillers at Chicago. Mr. Storrs *ha- filed in the United State* Circuit Court at Chicago the tieceroarj m'ot. titauu Island, [lartidpatcd in by team-i from Australia. Canada, and tho tcamaof Groat Britain, resulted la a victory for tha American the Scotch third. ' Tho match luted two days. follow*: Axnarlcaaa............... *« tMstrritan.....................3,oa «nah.........................SJMFOanadian Sooteh...................... s.oesl * —A Bismarck telegram aay* that a complete mniter sif tba Indlaua at Htan ling Rick Agency shows only 450 lodges, or • population of about 4,000. ItetioiiB have been heretofore tamed on a basis of 7,000, wblrfft would indicate either that 3,000 have been engaged in carrying on tbe war sgainal the Government, or that tho contractors have born manipulating a e^al. Some Indiana have returned from tho liomtile camp, but eo stealthily that they could not be —Tho yellow fever haa reached Dalttmurn twenty-seven intc-menta from thia plague in ono day at Savanna}: laatwoek, tholargcotnum.tar yet repotted. There Is great destitution — An eutbuaiaade aasembly of 8.000 pcreoun witneeood tbe praasotatiou of tho riflemen's trophy to 'ho victorious American team, at . Gilmore** Garden, New York city, the other evening. Mr. Gilmore a:ranged the musical Card, in compUmetit to tbo rompoecr and tbo mombena of bis team. 1 • God Have the Q uoen' waa performed in honor of the rifle teams from Her Majesty's dominion*. —A heavy storm prevailed at PiuladelphiA last Bunday Portions of tho roof of the Main F.xhtWti (i^builJUig and Machin* ry Hal] wore hibiU. American and Engl eh exhibit* (.offered most. Several othem of tho i mall buildings within the grounds ware a xmevlnt damaged by r. re blown down, roofs and chimneys'Carried —Tho Northfield bank robtera have been utile* west of Sioux Falk and about aiity miles oaat of Yankton, toward »hich point they ap. —Crook's campaigning against tbo hcatiio hta reached Custer City, greatly to the delight of the Black Milk )*op!e, who had begun U» feel the need of military aociety. There will Indiana hnuu’i goods to the exhibition el Sydney. Australia, have reported that tho ahlp Napier. of Mon­ treal, 1 177 torn* burden, baa been aociiroJ, and EUPEON! I’BOOF AS TO NEURALGIA. OPIUM .'1’i.Ur-rtixCTiS MtOOF AS TO RHEUMATISM. tyXTt Centeni exhibition OrMrfT-r?* ■.^.Lp_V£R8^tt^^ A BOOK total vote of ]35,9C1; Conner, 75,710 ; Talbot, I 60,251; scattering. 529 ; Conner's majority over ' Talbot, 15.450. One hundred and twenty Re­ publican ReprcscutaUve* are elected and 20 Democrata. Two not heard from. right at the mouth of the Indian burrow. Lieut. JohirG. Burko, of hisstaff; Lieut. Bogers, LieuL W. P. Clark, Second Cavalry the guide Baptiate Courier, Col. Itoyal, of the 'Drird Cavalry, and Capt. Munson, of the infantry, also cx|>os«l themselves with conspicuous gallantry. -The Indians, however, although somb were shot, kept up a deadly fire, and killed the scout Charley White, alias "Buffalo Chip,” a friend of Buffalo Bill’s, shooting him through the heart. Among the trophies secured by Milos are ono of the guidons 4f Custer’s regi­ with shrieks anti groans ; and he con­ tinued the joyous concert until midnight Then the loud-mouthed dogs of war censed their clamor ; they liad done their work ; it was .now the turn of the eabor. During tho night and the next morn­ ing.-the troops and the Bashi-Bazouks entered the place, and then began n scene of pillage, violence and massacre Conatautinofile for trial. The Turkish Govern­ only equalled by that of Batak. Neither ment baa promised to dbttributo *150,000 ago nor sex was spared. Tho town mm among tho Ilulgariaxusufforcra. pillaged, then fired; about one-fourth ’ — Tho English people are apparently aali»of tho houses wero burned; people were fied with Derby'* explanation of top eoura* of tho Bntiah Government ralativo to the ment, and an officer’s under and over­ cat dowu in the stroeta, on their own internal trouble* now existing in the Ot­ coat, blouse, several saddles, and a pair doorsteps, slaughtered ’ ’ 1 on their own toman Empire, and public agitation on tho ques­ of gauntlets marked “ CoL Kehoe ;”; hearthstones.. mt Old men and women tion ia gradnilly subsiding. Advioee from Con- also, Fomo horses which belonged to tho Ixtgging tor mercy, and children and etentinople state that the Porto refuit-1 an araamo unfortunate command. infants screaming in terror, perished nxtetice. but declared ita willlngucra to diecnaa About half-past 4 in the afternoon of alike beneath tho swift and certain —Miller A Sous, calico print era, of Glaogow, Sept 9, tlio Indiana, strongly reinforced, t>abcr. It is thought that 3,000 people Scotland, have fsileiL Their liabilities are renewed the battle to recover their po­ wore killed in this place alone, of whom roj.ortcd to be 1500.000. nies. American Hora", a celebrated ■100 were inLabifonts of tbo town, and —The Porto han informed tbo aulbasnadora chief, and two young warriors, surren­ the rest from the neighboring villages of the Powers that it ia prepared to accept a dered out of tho burrow to Gen. Crook, who had taken refuge here. But wo pesos upon tho following points: First, the on condition of sparing their lives. wero not greeted here with the scenes reoccupation of the fortresses held by Tut key prenoui to 1B57. Second, the deetruction of They went in with their women and of liorror tliat nwaited us at Batak. tbo fortrcroeeconatrnciod by tho Servians since children, who were unable to escape, in Hafiz Pasha, unlike. Achrnct Agha, had 1857.. Third, tho investiture of Prince Milan the morning, preferring to die with, sense enough to have the bodies bnric<I at Conatantiuoplc. Fourth, tho reduction of I rather than desert them, expecting no within tbo following three days, and thus the effective Servian army to 10,000 men and ।। quarter. They fought with a tigcrisL to cover up his tracks. tliree batteriss. . , - , -Sunultaucou-ly with too deh.ery of tbo I feroaty never excelled. Throe hundred In I*anigurisl>ti we ware showu in the reply to tho powers containing tho peace con- soldiers volleyed them for half an hour, ruins of tho church, before which had ditinnn, ti>o Porto iroued urdors on his own | and they never budged until the squaws stood the altar, a block spot specked initiative, for tbo immediate cooation of all । got scared, and Gen. Crook and Baptista with calcined bones, on which lay a bou­ « U>. —mpto. IhuhMud h„drll ,om„n o, lho quet of flowers. This was 'the remains Montenegro would issue similar inatroctioua. j , , . .. . n BU.3- <i™ «' 1>««- C"*' of a priest, Theodor Pcoff, 85 years of tag Rock Asency, D. T.. baa recrivod a mro-J icr »hot ttnJ scalped a buck after lho. age, who hod been seized and tortured sage from t!ie hostile bands encamped on a i women were rescued. American in the hopes of obtaining money, muti­ tributary of Powder river. They express I Horne, and fain young mon held out for lated and maltreated in ways which only ttemaalvee tired of fighting, and want to ftwo — *houts, ---- •- — * ! « ** — until the. chief ----was ehot tho* foul imagination of a Turk could through the bowdK* Tho prisoners invent, then killed and burnt here be­ will not bemoic-tcd in hunting for game. The wore of tho opinion that it was Or*zy fore the altar.- In nuottn-r place W“ Horse’s land that recommenced the were shown a black spot where an ohl fight. The Sioux, although fewer in Sitting Buh'a noulimuiiH. blind man, Dondje Strcglcyoff, was -I’rinoe Milan ba* been proclaimed King of numbers than tho troops, camo down beaten half to death, and then thrown on • front and flank like sauselroui on a L“ap of wood and burnt brave men. They struggled hard to recover the captun d ponies. common programme, the immediate result will There was au old man hero, Zwatko It is impossible to estimate bow many Boyadjefl by name, a public btmefttoior, Indians attacked. They are supposed a liberal contributor to tho school fund, to have numbered from 800 to 1,000 warwho in winter supported half ths widows I riore. They evidently expected to <nand orphans of tho place, who was re­ i counter Miles with his small party only, OUT TBE TEA II. , but instead had to face Crook's entire nowned for his charities to Christian and j force, who were st the time in a llght- Turk alike. Ho was likewise seized, ! «aS«UWKJ-an-.o. THE MAKKETH. mustang LINIMENT, 5 —wMr uTT.l r».Mr w *~< MliMnrrnrae c:a H1L1/8 PATENT HTSEI5G GLOVES. $40 TO $60 rota nu at MAMMOTH RYE. •nw wftu-r Al f- OntranUI Kip «uk®. frrudaUac ta b««!>»>a to lh» >»». natkinc bnaxf~1U»1 • > Un brOtwal; »*> {•< OnUrW uoao.^nml foe mK Ih MK CHICAGO COLLEGE OF MIDWIFERT .it M «ttlt » . * >»X WATER WHEEL I5IPROVHD SHUCK SHILIM. Farruen>. don’t ahnek your corn bat »h»-B It on oar Rhcllcr, which shell* wHit the SHUCK OS " KinGSU«57FEBGDS LANDS FOR SALE 966,000 Acres ii SMlhrtsI liman. Excallent A«rloultural Lands, t55S»77rmae?.- _ JSsfSBb, »ri<e. M.SO toSlO.ao an Acre. SiOiS&j^KS.*;i EUPEON1 asuasHtmc, a’nw.wt. ■ fog humor, being hungry and tired. ^Ur uudcrnn, lb. mo.i ; wMTW- — 1 Before dying tho famous chief Amcri- poi.ml, 1- ~ Urnnm o. . A-- -a On the march tu tho Black Hills, Gem i nan Horse said that the Indians are ■ —; Crook's column suffered much privation I ucattering. ami did not sappom. that heap of wood fainting or dead, the poo-1 - t from cold and hanger nr. well an the ; Crook would dare to pursue them rafify wi’ather. In the afh-rnuon of the j into this rogioti. It was a bold ad7th of September, the troops being re- ■ duced to of eating hone- -J UUVCl, w tl»e necessity ... flesh, the General determined to amid I Col. Anson Miles to Deadwood by forced ! tbe Foe of $15 SHOT GUN PATTON’S AMERICAN PEOPLE I SEW YOKE. H. A.HURLBUTACO., MILLION. SHEET MUSIC I roBxion. —A dUpalcb from Ooi-aXautinople to the Io tho subject of tbe match, opening with Handel'* •« March ot Victory.". Axbuckh* played London Daily A'cu-s stale* that on tiio report "Withm a Milo of Edinboro' Town" for ot a Turkiah official, just made, regarding the atrcdtiM in Btilgin», several leaders implicated larney" for tbo Irish. Mme. Pappenhoim eang “The Btar Bpanglod Banner” for tho Americana, while tbo Apollo Club rendend tho Oans-lian eong of ••Row. Brothers, Row" for the Canadian*. A song, entitled “Am I Uoforgiven 8till," tbe pDttry and music of which were <x>uipoe*d ly Capt. A Flaunin, of l he H. A. HURLBUT&CO. venture, tho chief said, and might off bis tingvra odo by ooo to extort money, I Q uHuiE A aud, ns the poor man hiul none to givei have XCOIUIOU resulted use like VUOZ'I Outer's attempt UBVU r UUVWJi. ■ . . 1 Zt < h*yl It hn»n made three weeks earlier, ' them, !h»vy continued by cutting He said, also, that the Bioux were pretty i off bis lutuib, and finally bis head. We! E l2££511 fl v »<-.« ■’>. k II ROOFS r«U< as Hi.pcnt ■^.br BUT * OO. 75 *!>d 77 K^xdol;* .U Kl CMoarx Acacia toe tba Plopdatara. marebf'1 far supplire. Accordingly Mil’” i well tired of the war, and wore dincour were shown in ths yard of a ueat little j ........ ... 1 _ . .. . . . . I .' m . .. __ i...__ —a—■ - - « ■ beat horses of the Thin' Cavalry. rpnF »f<Mitkmax. tow. ivm 4: rtsa®rarsJSswefo»j.. d fight flgfit to to the the last. Inst. man of 18 who bad just returned home ; warares. * thirty mil-is and struck an Indian trail; thought they would kilbxl leading south. H« resolved to follow j Our losses were three C----- — 2 2 sad four- • from school when tbo troubles began, as .ar rjai-swtrnioEsas the trail and attack the Indians, if port- teen wounded. L*-ut Von Licutwna ; a*ror «* »«»«>«. j«—- ------- ---- — j fh sibte. At half-paid 3 in tlta afternoon - wn compelled to submit to amputation ; I>d taken no pari in tbo outbreak, j jg? k io wtmte feuded tbe observed a herd of ponies : of bis right leg above the km e. The ! They had seised him, and in men p»N SIONS grazing cm some bluffs about fir*' Sioux prisoner*, men, somen and cbil-' sport cut off his hands one by one | mils* ahead. OoL Mile* and Frank I dreax. numbered twenty- two in ail. jin ths preaenoa of. his mother, time ! d Groatd went forward to reconnoitre, | —1—■—■—-----------------J killed him. Wiiat made these acfatj HONEY and they bernm*: jratjsfled of Uw exw-j Kixo William, of Germany, nas to . more torribl” was thtt many of them | riT "ff*77tc .-x i WELL AUGER'^'XSS tence of a village. Mile® told hia officers, I worry *'ong on a salary;of $3,000,000, ! committed in tho preaencx of the j Iiieuts. Bchwatk*, Von Lwatwitx, and I Or 88,200 per day. I wetping relatives—wife, mother, broth-1 ouxAH^rboctT TTAugwEo.,S*.Lo«da,Mo. st all bftUiKjthrs.- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-09-29.pdf.pdf 44512361cafb48d0b0cfe52ad0e62d2d PDF Text Text She Mashrilk »ews ADVEBTIgUO SATIS. re, A.D Saltville, Bury Comfy, Miohifw, OHNO STRONG, Progression. No Retrograding VOL. IV. JUshnlk Btrrrtoru A BANDIT HUNT. toral College thia year will therefore consist of 869 members, distributed dear school among-the States ai folio.ra: friend,” said Fanny, "in Sweetville.” On Thursday morning, Sept. 21, seven "NoI” cried Field. "Are you miles west of Madelia, in Watonwan 'Why, so am I going to Sweetville.” " Is it nice there I” aaid Fanny. . county, two of the four Northfield bank "Delirious,” answered Florian. ’ t robbers who have been lurking in tho - Bo they chatted on, becoming more Blue Earth county woods, and the pur­ Uodou. and more pleasurably intimate as the suit of whom had been abandoned, ap­ train sped on. They soon seCmed to plied to a Norwegian farm house for bread and butter. Paying for the same, "Shall I tall you a secret?” aaid they departed and joined their com­ Maryland Florian, merrily, m ho folded the end panions, 900 rods ahead an the highway. VILLAGE OFFICERS fratitiitf. * IIR18TLAN CHURCH—C. I. D«ro. I’M. Mr. Httvler. every Sabbath .110 IS A. a . ^d 1 V- X. Hnr-.lav R-li«zii I........fl.-Iv C Of RTHODIBT EPISCOPAL CHtmUH-E. L in KatxmnPaMor. Sen-ie-'cwy Bnbbnlh nt 1 M i n. >0-1 T r> ®. ,^.l>h«lli A-hool at : of her traveling shawl doser around his fair companion. " Do,” aaid Fannie, laughing. "I’m going.to Bwectville to bo pre . staled to my future bride.” “ Presented I” echoed Fannie. " Do, you mean to tell mo seriously that you. ■NTAtJH VILLE.I/1DOE. - JM F. i. A M. I Is alar comaianleallnn on r«eh Wmlncd*. gtTrrfttg. W. H. YOUNG, ■m.” FOR LOTH ALONE. M. C. ELLIS, CLEMENT SMITH, FL1NTA- BRADY. A TTORXEYH and CvnnMllon at Uw. Offlee. 2X WMlaideirf Main Stnvt.N.i«bvltlr,Mith>inu>. Eanrctal •tlenlion «irrn to collection*. XV D. W. SMITH OTA RY Public. attend, td »H borinew c»U. In making deed*. nwrtgagr*. drawing villa, etc. UNION HOUSE TPRANK DANCKli. Pn>|>rlH<>r. TI A? nlrMaotlr .Hunted In the renter c Sa*»|ik rwum. on tint floor. Tin- t>c»t i ALE C. BUXTON, /■tUSSMITH, manufactnrra Rifle and Sbot (itina vT and repair, all Ftrvaroi. and Uw Machinery. Mrs. M. J. TIMMERMAN. JOHNM. ROE, TJTOUSE, Kirn ami Carriage Mater. Oralnlng. Fraaculntt. hnd Paper Han«ing a SprcUlty. AA CHAS. IV, DEMARAY, EW KLEE, iiid d*»lrr In Flnr and Ilxtrd .71 Clock., Hpert>ck», etc. Ei cry *rtic! money refunded. Oppo- J D. W. LINCOLN. JE. PAR A DY, MANUFACTURER of Boot* Mdt>boe^ Making •IVA and rotiwinnr urajly donr, al«o .tricl attrn- J. B. RASKY, If place in the v und witling band*. WEBSTER HOBBS. lacksmiths, aii kiwi* of workin ttainaek•mlth and Honwahovlmj line altetxM to proin- B ,ORNO STRONG, TJRINTER, aad PnUUbrr of tb» ; A New*. Ercrjr dc*erip<lon at Plain a P. MOLLER <J- SON, T)ROI*R!ETOIIS of the Wolverine MliljTbevnoJ A reputation nf tlicnc Mill. I* eonflnncd by the '(•dally. gHifrrilanrou* Card*. JOHN Q. CRES SY, 11 fe# HE 1113 JH. LEE, • Deputy fe*li<-rlfr. JAMES FLEMING, VatcMcr ant Jeweler, EoM >id« of MUu HUret, NMbrUle, Mkb. P. S- Fine Watchc aitd Jewelry care­ fully repaired and warranted. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1876. “Of course,” eaid Mrs. Dorrance, "we must have a now Brussels carpet for the guest chamber, since Fanny Pynhurst is coming. Tho old one is positively not fit to be seen. And Swiss muslin dra­ peries for the windows with fluted ruf­ fle*—and a dreasing-caso with a mirror "Any thing else?” demanded Mr. Dorrance, with a sarcastic elevation of the brown. " That’s all I think of now,” Maid Mrs. Dorrance. " You see, dear, Fanny Pynhurst ta an heiress—$6,000 a year, Dor­ rance, In her own right. And I shall invite Florian here, for tho time of her visit Buch a chance as this, my dear, don’t often occur. It’s a very nice con­ catenation of events,'* added the com­ placent matron, playing with the gold teasel of her watch-chain. "I happened to see in the jiapera tho arrival of Mias Pynhurst and her uncle at Pontiflx Hotel, and recognized in * Miss Pyn­ hurst, of Pynhurat Place,’ the Fanny Pynhurat who . used to be my school­ fellow at Mrs. Ripley's seminary. And I remember how attached dear Fanny was to mo in tho old times. Isn't it lucky, Dorrance, that wo took this cot­ tage for tho summer ? Fanny Pynhurst can't help falling in love with Florian in such a picturesque wilderness m this.” "Humph!” grouted Mr. Dorranpe, who was nearly bored out of hta life in tho absence of city interests arid occu­ pations. "Sol’ll write to Florian at once,” aaid Mra. Dorrance, drawing her rose­ wood desk towards her, and examining the point of her gold pen. And thua it came to pass that Florian Field, in the luxuriant surroundings of hta favorite club rooms, became con­ scious that hta stater had formed plans for hta benefit.' "Why can’t women let me alone ?'* grumbled Mr. Field, stroking down his magnificent mustache, " though, of course, an heiress wouldn't be snch a bad idea, if she wasn't abso­ lutely humpbacked. I wonder what bar name tall wonder wnere she comes from ? Just as likely an not she ta a reg­ ular Gorgon. However, I suppose Chua won’t be Battafiexi unless I go and ptay tire docile brother—and Clara Itos been very good about helping to settle eome of those small bills of mine.” To Mr. Field packed hta portmanteau and set out for the station. "Halloo, Field 1” cried a buriy, gnjwhiskered gentleman, as he entered the iron and crystal station where the travel­ ing world most doth congregate. " Go ing up the line 1" Florian nodded. "As far as Sweetville?” aaked the gratiemau, taking him by the arm. MONEY TO LOAN! readily believed and responded to with winter he ta actuated by a reckless ambi­ " Never.” “ But how do you know you’ll like alacrity by several resolute citizens, who tion to boro holes in the ground, of the hastened to tho place under the guidance size of a pipe stem, and then to fill these And "How do I know she'll like mot” of the boy, and they were trailed to a holes with cream-colored' 00. alough and soon surrounded, while the though he ta small, he attends to bizk gayly retorted Florian. robbers crawled through the tall gram and ta a triumphant sucoess. In stature "I don’t understand you." "-Well, I will try to explain,” said and willows toward the bank of the river he ta about a match for a sixpenny stub Florian, lowering his voice to a confi­ on their hands and feet Shota were nt nail, in form he ta like unto a lynchpin, dential accent " You see I’ve a stater first exchanged at long range, but final­ and he wears a green sealing-wax head that is a bit of a match-maker, and she ly they were charged u;>on- boldly by on him and a pair of glass eyes, so that, wants me to make my fortune by matri­ eight men, and a hot fire enauod for with his long- tailed duster on, ho looks mony. So she lias invited an hoirees to eight or ten minutes, ono of the robbers, like an unsophisticated and near-sighted visit her, and I am to oomo down to try apparently tho leader, falling dead, two' schoolmaster. But unsophisticated isn’t my best to make an agreeable impres- others. going down badly wounded, what’s tho mailer with him. And nu­ while tho fourth threw up hta left hand, meration is hta best mathematical hold. "But,” cried Fanny, “you surely exclaiming, “For God's sake, don't Ho will stand himself bolt upright like a ahoot" Upon which the Sheriff ordered peg in one of those holes aforesaid, and "Marryfor money?” here interposed him to advance, while all tbo guns were view the heavens with an air of sublimo leveled at hta breast Ab ho approached serenity and woodonheaded unconField. " Never I” . Burrtmdcrod hta weapon, n sciousne-ifl. For since ho had seen dove-eyed ho Ho Don’t you fool yourself—ho knows Fanny, he felt sure that all tho gold in new Smith A Wesson revolver. just what he ta about Ho prefixes him­ was then ordered to bring up his com ­ creation had not power to move his rades. Hta reply was : "Good God ! self like a figure 1 in the business, and, heart. * . adopting the derimalsystemof notation, they are shot to pieces. ” Tho Sheriff " But your stater?” calmly places a 0 whore it will do tho " Slm'll be disappointed enough, I then ordered lum to lead hta party to most good. That stands for 10, and.be­ tho spot Arrivjng there ono man was dare say ;-bnt one can't expect n man to sell himself for a mere twig of gold. If breathing his last, shot near tho heart fore you can dot and carry one ho hns added another cipher to that and he I marry,” with a glance at Fanny, "I Ono of the others, named dole Younger, was resting his head on his elbow, with now reads 100. About this time you shall marry for love only.” And litilo Fanny Pynhurst looked a wound of buckshot or bullet, which begin to find out what sort of a rooster shyly up at him from under her long entered near the bottom of the left ear, ho ta, and you entertain a degree of awo eyelashes, and secretly thought what a passing through the head, and lodging for him not inspired by a Irtmt view of noble hero ho was. But ail this time back of tho right eyo, which so pro­ hta green goggles. Reasoning a pos­ these very heedless and incunatatent truded as to render ite exact locality teriori you discover that he ta a danger­ But wnjlo you stand young people never thought of telling unknown. Ho was also wounded through ous neighbor. each other where, they were going, and hta back, and ono shot in the loft sjde, amazed ho rapidly suffixes fifteen or twenty more 000, carrying his problem when the train ran into the station, the and wounded in tho left leg. Ho ta b strong, well-built man, sandy liair and into the million millions, and has sealed Dorrance carriage was waiting. "Mr. Dorrance’s, if you please,” said complexion, quite bald, with full and cemented it up ready to be fired at the driver, touching hta gold-banded whiskers and mustscho. Another, who you next spring. In two rpi110^ ,n(i * calls himself Jim Younger, was lying quarter ho has given you a problem that cap. "To meet Miss Pynhurst” • Fanny looked around for her escort on the ground, apparently BenBeless, with all your powers of multiplication, Ho was busy sorting out her trunks from with a'ghastly ahot in hta tips and cannot be solved or equated. He com­ the mtaoellaneous heap of baggage on mouth, with loss of front teeth, part of pounds his interest at 100 per cent, eventho jaw knocked out, besides wounds in five seconds, puta a snap judgment on the platform.. the shoulders and privates, making your cornfield, and forecloees before you "I am Miss Pynhurst,” said she. And just about os ahf was to enter the eleven wounds in all. When brought can say Jack Robinson.—Fergus Falls carriage, Florian Field made hta a]>- to Madelia bo was quite cold, but soon (Minn.) Journal. pearanoe, flushed and breathless. " Where’s Mias Pynhurst?" "Here I am,” said Fanny. “ My friend has sent her carriage.” Florian opened his eyes wide. "This is my stater’s carriage," said "Mrs. Dorrance’s?” “ Yes, Mrs. Dorrance’s!” "You — you are Mrs. Dorrance’s brother t” cried out Fanny. "And you are my sister’s heiress,” echoed Florian. Fanny Pynhurst burst out laughing. Florian, discomfited though ho wait, could not but join in her mirth; for, you perceive, the situation was so very ludi­ crous. “ Misti Pynhurst, ”, said Florian, frank­ ly, " what a fool I must have appeared to you.,” " I think you have been very kind and polite,” said Fanny, earAestiy. And M.s. Dorrance, who had not ex­ pected her brother until tho next day, was quite surprised when Florian led in the little heiraM, with a face nil rosy and smiling.' “How do you like her, Florian?” asked Mrs. Dorrance, when Fanny hiui gone to hex room. “ She's an angel,” answered the young man, enthusiastically. "How do you like my brother, Fan­ Mr. Warland. "A young friend of ny t” queried the same fair arch-uloUer, 01 Id KiUk fainties, mine is going, and I am prevented al when Fanny reappeared, and Florian IX BUMS OF WM smoking a cigar in tho dining-room $300.00 and UPWARDS a telegram summoning me in another di­ with his brothcr in-law. OH LQJfG TIME. "O, he’s splendid I” confessed Fanny, rection. But I shall be perfectly satisBUSSELL. laughing and coloring. And the upshot of it was, that Florian Florian Field winced a little. He had Field married the littie heiress after all. ^y .M. JONES, But it waa'for love alone. bad too many of tho instincts of ELIHU CHIPMAX, Justice of the Peace, Nmebvllle, Mich. Gtmral QmceyaHCUig, ■ CoHrctian, a upecially MONEY TO LOAN And Mr. Wetland led him up to " Thom arc tho robbers. I must go-to TKJK GRAaaHOPpjSR DXBCRIBED. Madelia and give the alarm.” The The grasshopper as a champion multi­ father replied, "lam afraid they wih_ ply tat has no equal. Ho lays (speaking see you.” Unbeknown .to his father,' generally, and not to put too fine a point he slipped sway, and mounting a upon it) an Agg which ta about tho size horse rode rapidly to Madelia and shape of a long primer 0. In fact he and gave tho alarm, which was lays several of them. From Aug. i until rallied, and called himself far from dead. Ho ta fine-featured, small face, sharp nose, black eyes, dark hair, and about 5 feet 6 fi.chce in height. z The fourth man, callingliimsc-lf Bob Younger, ta of good-size, well-propor­ tioned, sandy hair, smooth face, liearing a ihree weeks* growth of' beard. He was wounded badly through tho elbow in Northfield, and carried hta arm in a sling at tho time of the surrender. Ho was also wounded in the side. Tho whole four were armed with Smith A Watson's revolvers, and knew well how to use fhem. They -ere foot­ sore and fatigued from constant expo­ sure and travel in the rainy weather of tho past two weeks iu the Blue Earth woods. Colo Younger frankly acknowl­ edged their identity, saying to a reporter that ho. Cole, was born on the 15th of January, 1844. Tho man tying by hta side, ho says, ta hta urother James, and the other, slightly wounded, Robert, their respective ages being 28 and 22 years. They held a levee this morning, hundreds of people passing up to see them, old men and youths, aged ladies and young maidens, and a more affect­ ing sight is seldom witnessed. The women - were melted to sobs, and strong men gave way to sympathetic tcira. Prayers ardent and fervent ware uttered, and the two broth­ ers clasped each other's hands and gave wzy to apparent grief, their features quivering in every muscle and scalding tears rolling down their cheeks. Many behove in their contrition. Both I rothora speak in feeling tones of their dead mother and living stater, and litis tench­ es tbo women wonderfully. Neither will say who the dead man ta, excuring themsehos by stating it ta a point with A BVJIDXBD rtsn.1 DKCIDB Two wealthy and influential Berlin bankers, desiring to provide for their children's heirs, and fearing that through disastrous reverses they might become poor, and therefore be unable to doto, have mode a wager concerning tho United States. Tho one bet 8,000 marks (a mark is equal to about ‘25 cents of our money) that the United States will not remain a republic^ but advance to higher knowledge of tho arts and sciences, while the other, just as confident of winning os tho other, of course, beta -1,000 marks that our coun­ try will remain a republic all tho time intervening between this and the sec­ ond centennial, but will not retain tho high position in the arts and .sciences which she now occupies. This sum of 7,000 marks (about 81,750 American money) has been placed on interest for the period of 100 years, at the expiration of which period tho royal court of Germany will decide which I*rty is winner and entitled to tho money, the total sum of which will then bo 5,704 marks German money, or 818,398 . American currency. Explicit agreements aud stipulations have been entered into by both parties, in due form of law, one of which provides that under no circumstances shall the money or any part thereof bo withdrawn before tho expiration of tho allotted period of 100 years. NO. 1. HUXLEY OH NIAGARA owner did not dream thirty yours ago, [FnaaTroL HaxUy’. Addre*. at NMhvlBe.) I kuow it is thought very often that men of science are in the habit of draw­ ing largely from their imagination, but it ta really not so, The most sober, careful consideration of facte forces,upon you more and more determinedly the conviction that tho theory respecting which wo have this arch reologi cal evi­ dence of a period of tho past hirftory of the world ta of a duration which, in com­ parison with our human standard, may bo regarded tui almoetalxsalutely infinite. Take, for example, the caw of the cala met of Niagara, where I have been re oently spending some time, so that I ' might fill myself with the grandeur and beauty of that extraordinary natural phenomenon; it ta quite easy to see that the Niagara river has formed its own valley, has cut ite way back through the plateau <?f rock from which it falls for six miles. Thera ta not the slightest difficulty in seeing that. The great cliff from which it tumbles ta formed of two kinds of rock-hard rock-at tho top and soft rock underneath. The water under­ mines the soft rock below, when the solid stratum above faltaover. You can trace tho gradual excavation of that vul ley for six miles from that marvelous bluff which, from Proctor's monument, overlooks tho plain of Ontario. Now, tho rate at which that “work ta going on has not yet been positively ascertained, but we may be perfectly certain (I am now speaking largely within limits) that that work of cutting bock docs not go ou at the rate of a yard in a year. We hare six miles of such cutting, which will bring you to a period of 10,000 years for tho cutting back of Niagara alone. It ta on immaterial matter to mo how many yours it takes, but it would bo nearer probability, much nearer the truth, if I had said three or four time-i that amount. What relations doos a period of that kind bear to the- vast duration expressed, by these vast lodges of strata which form tho globe? We are a people curious enough to form a very «irtinct calcula­ tion of this. The sides of the ravine through which Niagara ta cutting its way are formed by masses of alluvial matter, which must bo older than the rivt'r which has cut tlirough it. While in that alluvial matter you find the re­ mains of ahcllftah, uudistinguishable from those which now inhabit the take, and along with th’em you find—as has been found—tho teeth of the mastodon, which wo know from abundant evidence was an inhabitant of the continent of North America at a comparatively recon t period, tho very last step of that long series of changes of which tho limestone, upon which you are now standing, indi­ cates ono of ’the older ones. Thus it follows that tho whole work of Niagara occupies one period of this vast duration. In relation to our dura­ tion of time, that 10,000 years, or what­ ever else it may have been, ta but an in­ finitesimal fragment of time, so far ns the great phenomena of tho globe are concerned. During that vast time the population of the globe has undergone a slow, constant and gradual change, ono aperies giving way to another. We have passed 'by slow and gradual methods, without vast and sudden changes, into that state of things which obtain at procont I need not say that this view of the past history of tho globe ta a very differ­ ent one from that which is commonly taken. It is Ro widely different that it ta absolutely impossible to affect any kind of community, any kind of parallel, far leas any sort of reconciliation, be­ tween these two. One of these must be true. The other ta not propr/ktoji It is not tho first time that Mr. John Walter, M. P., has riritod tho U bi ted States, nor will it probably bo the last But tho presence among us of tho man who lias so nobly carried out the ideal of his grandfather, who founded, and his father, who built up, the most influential newspaper in the world can never fail to be noteworthy. From tho restless pub­ lic curiosity which dogs the steps of im­ perial and royal personages, the move­ ments of that hereditary potentate in tho domain of public opinion, John Walter the third, will - be happily exempt. A modest, retiring English gentleman, he aRks nothing better than to be allowed to A leading dog fancier of New York Hty says; "Black and tan are getting common, but a choice dog will always bring a big price. I got 8700 frotp a lady for one once. She had a desire to gat the smnlleRt block and tan there was fairs—only their own. The reporter tto *be found, ' * and’ she ’ ‘kept me running ‘ u The Governments of Great Britain and mentioned to them that the other two, for the boat part of two yean.. At last tho United States are st loggerheads on suggested by the position and the antho extradition question, and, an neither dead and the other dying. Dita seemed AvcouriHotel, opposite 0<mtr4 Park. Ho will recede from tho position taken, all asked $500 for it, and ba closed tbo bar­ cltxely associated with that of the Lon­ deed, tho smaller or larger of tho two, gain with three 8100 notes right off, and don Times, to which we may, without adding the caution: “Mind, 1 don't sent the root next day. My expensoe impropriety, allude. It ta that the prin­ and one thing and another made up I ho ciples which presided over the founda­ When the reporter said they oeknowl- 8700. tion of the Times—integrity, enterprise Derby holding the affirmative of the po" How big was that dogf and energy—are the principles which "Did they say anything about ba?” " It was full-grown, fat and sleek, and guide it still. John Walter, of the third Tho repot ter answered "Nrf,” when they just weighed two pounds and teuounoes.- generation, worthily bears tho uuaubied any proposition which dura not ree>g- replied, "Good buy to the last.” Tbo lady weighed it . against the dogs name transmitted to him by John Wai­ nise his position m correct. Therefore that her friends boasted on, and (me ter the first The London Times of there ia no extradition treaty in force be­ Ths number erf Preridcntial Electors weighed three pounds and three ounces 1876, known and read wherever the Eng-1. tween the United Statea and England, to which each Blate is entitled is equal and the other three pounds and eight lish language is epoken, wields s power ■ and no immediate likelihood of an agree- to the whole number of its Banaiora and ounces. So you nee sho was tt long way to which the Times ol 1788 did not ’ Bep resent ativra in Congress. The Elco- ahead.—New York Times. full weight of its ability and influence against fraud or public. wrong. The success of tho Time has been a triumph of moral courage as well as of tact, energy and talent in journalism.—New York 1 imes. " Mawning,mister,” said Lucy Kelley, • as her black face appeared in front of tho "I should think you’d TM pretty cheap, ” replied Hta Honor, as he finished writing her name. • " Wall, I s’poee I do. Times ore hard, an’ I s’poas de price of folks is down 'cordingly. Still, I shouldn’t like to be traded off for a melon.”'* "You’d like to raise another row. " No, euh. De trouble dat I had wid Mrs. Brown has been amcricably settled, an* all is joy and peace.” “ You settled it by slapping her mouth, I understand ?” " Jist so, sob. I intended to hit her on do foot, but she dodged and de blow fell on he* mouf.” " But you screamed and screeched and raised the whole of Kainttfck.” •' I was calling for the polfccrs, rah. Dey doan’ hear right smart, an’ I had to holler party high.” "Yes—ahem—wall, I gucua you won’t holler any more for thirty days to come.” -•* "Does you intend to be hard on a poor colored woman, Judge? Jist re­ member dat times arc hard—awful hard.” " Thirty days,” he answered. "Is dere no retraction?” " None.” " Has dis poor chile got to go up ?” " She lias.” " Wid funeral expenses thrown in ?’’ " I suppose so.” "Den I shall bo dead when de sun aits—dead behind de bo’s, an’ you, Judge, will be do murderer!” Some catarrh snuff which Bijou gave her seemed to put her in better spirits, and she agreed to live for his sake.— Free Preen. A dialogue occurred at a Lafayette avenue boarding-hou'o Saturday after­ noon between an effeminate, shabbily dressed young man and the landlady, which for ponderous rhetoric exceeds anything of a serious nature that has seen the light in some time. The land­ lady appeared at the front door, in an­ swer to the bell, and'was accosted by tho young man as follows : "If you are manager of this domicile I wish to know if you could be persuaded to provide me with apartments and pro­ vender during my sojourn in this city, which may be of two or three days’ dur­ ation and may possibly extend through s greater period.” The mistress of the bouse, catching tho style and spirit of the inquirer, re­ sponded : " Unfortunately, a great demand ex­ ists al- present, which so crowds the ca­ pacity of my apartments and the con­ tents of my larder that I cannot consci­ entiously provide tho accommodations yon desire. ’’ Evidently tho young man had expect­ ed to completely crush the landlady with his command of language, but his disap­ pointment was plainly shown in tho look of blank amazement which ho be­ stowed upon lierafter hearing her reply. Ho was not completely annihilated, how­ ever, for he continued: " Provided you could, madam, pray what amount of money would you impose on me for ac­ commodating moi” . "Eight dollars a week in advance” was too suggestive, and as tho young man backed down the steps he simply said “good^day.”— Detroit Free Press. A lady who lived ut Martha’s Vineyard eighty-night years died recently, and tbo ladies who prepared her for tiw grave found the natural hair to be entirely woven iu iunoug the false hair, and so much sb as to bo oblige the use of setasora to remove tho latter, which bad tfot been removed from tho head for more than thirty years. After its removal oount, 180 common pins, that had been position. In one article of her ward­ robe wore found 808 pins, put there to hold tho article together. There were in bureau drawers ninety-eight new drew?patters, of all kinds and qualities, which had never"been mad«» up. Some ago. Shu left one elegant broaade silk dress which can h? traced back *200 GurnoK, Austria, famous fur iU heal­ ing spring* and m the resort of royalty - w several hours’ duration, which covered the afreets some inches deep, and broke aspire. But the paper, which has grown j down many fruit trees. . �The railroad pm«» through ^1 beautiful cities, a L'lll FRIDAY. - - SEPT SO. JB76 pg and its exhibits. The build­ years nening is gothic in architecture, beauti to tho Bullock, capable of dis­ tai Congress was held after the dts- ngo, ■ fully painted, aud stands upon a nmitiBr astrons battle of Brandywine., <charging 25,000 sheets per hour, of slight elevation. It is the home of ; watch mnipufactiiries ; envelope, Michigan excursionists Thera are Ono little incident occurred, per- day < machines; an iee Y*cl)t, used on the over fifty edifices classified as private haps worthy of note ; the trains do 1 Tho Gaouc^Ul Show, the Tenth Wonder Hudson, capable of running a mile not stop for water but take it on tfie । ot designs that add to llic general alfly. by means of tanks built between ’a minute ; ,a coast cannon' from Es- tractions of the sape. Then there Germany, 26 feet 3 inches long,। arc the raxtnrams both American and tho rails. A btiek negro, wishing to ’ i^fcch.twre, weighing 63 1-4 tons foreign, without number. But, gen­ see .it done, ateppedmn the .first - plat-. I taking for a charge 280 Iba. of pow­ tle reader, if one of these tesluranls When nearing Alleghany City, we form. The tank^was soon filled and 1 should charge you 82.25 for 20 cents der, a ball weighing 1,160 lbs., and thmst oor head out of the car window gushed out of the vent hole, convert­ ( worth, don’t get mad,—the object of will ahoot fifteen miles ; a water fall these Ixiter institutions are to sur­ ' nnd naw a large building on firs. ing the negro in an instant into a 30 fret wide, 33 feet high pouring in­ prise one, and they succeed ndrairaSaid fire provwd to be a large iron, first-class condi’lon to ••steam” before to a tank 160x60 feet, nnd machinery। bly. mahufhetory, in blast, its fires burst­ an old-fashioned fireplace. • The band and forearm of a statue At eight o'clock p, m., wo arrived of all kinds and from all countries in ing through its many windows, doors; representing Liberty enlightening the motion. nnd Htiwkc stack'1, penetrating the। al Philadelphia, the city of Brotherly In one corner of Machinery Hall’, world, has beep put up on the darkness, apd having .ev^ry appear­ fore and tho great exhibition; The grounds. This.statue is a present is several type writers ojieraled by la: of France to Uncle Sam. Only a ance of a bujldiag on fire. We nev­, 'buss men swarm around like bees. dies, end one cun send a letter writ­ small part of it haa been received yet; and ask in ten or a dozen different er saw n lietter imitation. . but when completed it will be set ten by a type writer to a friend or Wo crowed the Alleghany river, languages if you want a buss. They, up at the entrance of New York har­ sweetheart (or the small sum of 25 and stopped at Pittsburg, where we w'ith the hotel runners and private bor. Oar readers enr^ form some cents. 'Some of our editorial breth­ idea of its magnitude when we in­ s'opped all night. After a season of boarding house bores generally leave, ren have received and are publishing form them that its height is 115 feet; sleep we were .awakened by our a stranger his clothes, bat they sue pedestal 80 feet; total height from We these letters as reflecting great credit "paid,” who stated that it was about ceed in ruining his disposition. . upon the mental powers of the send­ ground 220 feet time to pull on ojirboots. We could­ finally escaped by selecting a chap, There are many interesting things er. To undeceive them we will say who represented a private.'boarding in the grounds, and in the so called n't hardly (relieve this as it was quite that they are all alike, only the name private buildings. Tho narrow dark, but onr chronometer indicated house, and congratulated ourselves being supplied, and read as follows :: gauge railroad, which give you a ride 7 a. m- and then we realized that we upon having escaped a crowded ho­ all around the ground for five cents; D bab----- • Steading la Mnohintrjr were in "Smoky City,” its vast man­ tel ; but alas ' upon retiring we found Hall in the mid«t of wondera. which 1 can­ the first railroad engine and cars that ufactories belching forth ceaseless that the landlord expected at least not d>-acrib^ from every country in the was used in the U. S.; the one rail world, I nmihinkiuK of v>>u. and wishing ’ elevated railway; road engines ; rail­ clouds of smokp, covering the city four — of his boarders to occupy one you were here to enjoy it with me. With ep like a pall, and which beguiled us in- bed.. Gentle readers, pause ono mo­ much preuing up n my attention I have not' way engines; rolling chairs, in which you can take a ride for the moderate to the belief that aurora had not aris­ ment whilst we shed a tear iu re- time 16. write, but send you this letter punt­ ed in Machinery Hall as a memento of this sum of 81 per hour; the marble foun­ en. Our readers are aWarn that Pilts- meinbraacc of ourPhiladelphia board­ great exhibition. tain ; Crystal lake' and large foun­ bjirg is located at the junction of the ing house. tain ; the large bronze statue of the ART GALLERT. American Soldier etc. The Lans­ Alleghany and Monongahela rivers The next morning found us up be­ Or Memorial Hall, is a permanent downe Valley,—a valley so deep and and is noted (ar its iron and glass times. Otir ramrod told us to go one edifice bui'tof granite, glass and iron, still । hat a pdrson can loose them manufactories, in these two industries block south when we .would strike costing $1,600,000, nnd is the finest selvrs in it, nnd vet have the whole outranking any other American city. the Chestnut street cars, which would building of the kind in the world. It world within reach. It has a population of 88,000 ; Alle take us direct to the exhibition Then there is a steam \organ ; (he is crowned by n massive dome, rising cities of Paris and Jerusalem in mingrounds. We did so, and found the ghany City 65,000. 150 feet from the ground, surmount­ erature; a Hindoo I-lol, "God of the . Here we take the Pennsylvania cars, likewise many people in them, ed by n collossal bell upon which Sun," worshipped 2,000 .years ago; Railroad, proper, which extends.U> on lop and hanging out the sides, and stands a female statue, emblematic the mummy of an Egyptian princess, New York, a distance of 414 miles, the street car conductors seemed Io of Columbia, twenty-three and a half• 3,000 years old ; the Egyptian, Turk, and is double tracked the entire dis­ want to show how strong their ears feet high. Two winged Pegasuscs | Jnp, Heathen Chimee. Moor, Per­ . isian. Spaivard*. Laplander, Russian, tance,.with steel raffs, and is free from !• were, for they kept up a constant guard the main entrance, nnd when and Swede, with their peculiarities dust, os ii is ball.nstod with crushed brawl of‘•Plenty of room, jump in once in n person can iomo themselves । of dress.'thrown in, nil tor the one stone. Wc found the depot filled gentlemen,” We finally secured a in bewildering labyrinths of pictures fifty-cenl price of admission. ’ will! passengers going east, so much­ "hanging on position behind," and af­ and statuary. The largest painting ' big “ show. l ly tffht our train was made' into three ter innumerable s’ops found ourselves CONCLUSION AND ADVICE. in the collection is the Battle of Getdivisions to accomodate them. on Elm avenue and in front of the j lysbttrg. One of the most exquisite AY hen we commenced this article I our object was to make it a complete Upon entering 'Jie cars the first main exhibition building. Here we pieces of marble ever seen is an Ital-1 guide to the Centennial, but if our tiling that greeted our optics was the found tho worst jam wo ever saw. Il mn statute called Lost Blinds, which I TeaderTliave fctmd "any thing in'itjo following notice: "Passengers must was the next door to impossibitity elicited much, praise afid some re­ amuse or. interest them we shall rest not pul their arms or heads out of the to attempt to cross the street, and the proofs nt;d tittering from some who satisfied. In cnncllisiun wc would windows. Disregarding this rule only way to gel in was to form inlo ad visa our friends that arc going to are endowed with more false triodesthe Centennial to take along a bed may result in personal injury or loss one of the many lines pouring inlo esty than good commen sense or —we are supported in this assertion of fife." We were at first non-plussed the entrances. Once in we breathed breeding. There it also in ibis de- ; from the feci of teeing one poor tel as to the meaning of this notice, but freer. purtment a silver and copper model' low, who had made his bed on a pile soon found out that the railroad x^iis Our readers are undoubtedly pretty of Independence Hall. W< next of telegraph ^oles, loudly calling for . more "kiver?’—wear a sheet iron, often carved through mountains of well posted upon the Centennial wandered into the vest, keep their pockets full of offic­ rock, which came up very dose to the buildiogs and grounds, we having giv­ HORTlCtnTURAL IIALU ial catalogues,'and patronize all the track. Ten miles from Pittsburg is en them a Tull description with illusTo" sec the posies. This building boolblacks. Next week we will tell the battle field, upon which Gen. hutrations last May. Wo will say, a crystal palace of remarkable beauty our readers what else we saw in Phil­ Braddock, was defeated by the French however, that ths grounds cover 236 will also remain a permanent orna­ adelphia, and n’so during ou and Indian's; and all along the coun­ acres, and the buildings cost $8,500,­ days' stay in New York city. ment to Fairmount Park. It is filled try is dotted with coal and iron mines. 000, nnd cover 75 acres. The exhib­ with flowers, plants and shrubbery, JJOCHER BROS. The country is yery rough, but we its are classified under the heads of collected from tho quarters of the' never rode upon a smoother railtoad. Miping, Manufactories. Education world. We saw plants with leaves Our'tmin was a fast ex’press. mnk and Science, Art, Michinerv, Agri­ ten feeltmg, ferns and bearing fig YE LOCAL OK THE RAIPAGE. ing but few stops, and aflera delight­ culture, Horticulture, nnd Cariosities, trees. Around this edifice runs a ful ride of 50 miles, wc entered the nnd are from every nation under the balcony, from which the observer can Alleghany mountains, through which sun. view beds and terraces of flowers and •he railroad winds its way, along riv­ Upon entering the plants, artistically arranged, and th-n ers, sparkling streams, and ravines for MAIN BUILDING into the conservatory, the wliole be­ nearly 200 miles. The scene to us >,860, feet long, by 564 wide. covering a scene of loveliness, as entranc­ was new and thrilling, and happily ing 22 acres, we whipped out our ing as a |xiet’s dream. Five chan­ there were no baggage cars on our note book intending to take a minute deliers containing 3,900 gas burners tram, find we procured a standing po- uf something m every department, are suspended from the ending. Tho sition at the door in the front car but wo soon gave lh» up as a fruithall also contains a large automatic xvhicli afforded us a good view of the less task; oim |>oor pen is too poor to organ, operated by electricity. splendid landscape through which we । portray or comprehend its magnitude G. A. TRUMAN'S H FOB STATIONS fMflaaU UUkagti. FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS TIME TABLE. « Ttiis building the next iu size, lays tindge 2,070 feet long, from which • wwt uf the main building. Hera w» ’ the view up or dawn. the river is; found rtre big Cofhss beam engine, simply ningnificeut. 11.406 horse-power, giving sfandy nN>* building by women. The. building I was era wiled by women. Taken all together it was too much women fur us, tMid accordingly we dug out, with­ , out a very careful survey of the ex-1 Mbits. July ana, ire. ________ '__ EASTWARD STAT1O! 8.00 a n> G.zt I A17 p Q> 4 4* txu - 13 l.!3 1.40 1.40 7.43 >-0 7.1.0 S.1S 2.20 »,33 3.40 l>J» - S.8S V..YO V-O Ilammond.. MldiH.rlllr.. sasit-:. Best Calico 6 CtS; per yard. NMbviUe...Vsrmontvllle Charlotte Eaton Rapid* Onoudava...... A GOOD GAITER FOR $1. AND KWt MS ll,ts • ' ».4S >1.45 C.lo Dt.Ulpot.n 6.S Atlantic Kxprt«a leave* Grand-Rai>M* STATIONS. Detroit Lr BOOTS FOR $2.50 ■Ann Arbor E- ton Rapid*, Charlotte, Vermontville. G, A. TRUMANS. M'J.llerlllr, 1 > iratir. 1 Through Cooclic* aud Wagn«r Sleeping Cara thrbofth toand from Grand Rapid* to Detroit. AH IL R. LEDyIrd. ---------- '— ------ n— Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw R. R, , SHORT LINE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOtJTlt HEADQUARTERS Dry Goods and Groceries, FOR Boots and Shoes. TRAINS JTOW BY CHICAGO TIME. G-oitijx South. Ind'oll*. .Tonvavllle Angola Dry Groocls Todtanapoil* 18 Gloves and Mittens, Or anything you wan. are not undersold. SJtam CJotnxr Remember we sa Nashville, Sept 12th, 1876. J Ke are receiving n;.- Buy Y our TE AS of AU train* ilaily rzerpt Sunday. ,t Jxcsaox -CIomt ronnecliot Mlchinn Ventral. Jark.on, L*n*lnc Grand River Valiev, and Michigan Al ir Joauvui.a — With Lake glivtu Sm>Uwn>(AiTLhw.|. Aubttra Junction— IlliuuU Railroad. At Fort W«rnr-With PUUlMrjr. Wart Chkmro.T.ied- \FaXlnb* W.-Ment. Fort W. Monel.-A Cliirtniiait. aud Cincinnati, Rlchm at Fort Wat r>« Railroad*. and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our INCREASING SALES. machinrct wilnxo. DIVISION. The Reliable fctiort Line GRAKD RAPIDS AND DETROIT. NEW GOODS DAILY, lira road leave* the numubuua amicrosses tho S’.Yquehauna river on al RAPIDS GRAND Hats and Caps, ■ were passing, and for which this route and extent. This building is devot­ Is filled with a great variety of agri­ is so justly celebrated. . ed to the exhibits of the industry of' cultural implements, ‘interesting col­ In (the Pack Saddle Narrows, of all nations, and over each division is lections of land and marine animals, the Cooemaugh, Lewiston. Narrows, suspended the name of the country etc., from all parts of the country. Here we saw Daniel Webster’s old and at Allcgrippus, Kittamng Point, 'making the exhibit. There was plow; two Chester White hogs, one nnd Horse-Shoe Curve, especially, Chiun and Japan with carload’s of weighing when alive 1.300 lbs.; silk the scenery is unsurpassed. Before chinaware and inlaid cabinet ware. worms feeding on the tn til ben y leaf reaching the curve the road passes Egypt, the oldest ira'iou sending aud spinning their cocoons; lemon The Uiruilgh a tunnel. -3W2 feet in length,' greeting to th- youngest nalio» with and orange trees bearing fruit and at an altitude ot 2161 feet shove ] jts pyravnidic syudiols H» inamifhetiw- live stock exhibition is outside the exhibition in closure. • lid* waler. Leaving thii magnificent I and „ h„Se stuffed crocodile,U. s. GOVERNMENT BUILDING, Muniuit die road desoendsviuid makes France Wllh a French plate glass, 22 One of the most striking within tire a horseshoe shaped cure, around n I’eel high, 10 feel wide. 11-2 inch grounds, was erected by the govern­ trenienduous deep ravine. Ou our rhick. worth »l,500, and the largest ment fcr its exhibits, which are pe­ latl lowered a lolly mountain, nnd ever impo.led ; OreM Britain with culiarly interesting. In, and on the far do wo. k> the dark ravine sparUed it, silk, and satins; Brasil, with a’ contiguous grounds to it. can he seen all varieties of arm^, old and new, of a dancing rivulet. Al Kitlaning solid cake of silver, weighing 4,002 the war ami narvy, from the heaviest ' - Ihanl jasl scions die-ravine we saw Jbs. ami worth 872,000 ; Uncle Stnn field or murine cannon, to the small the road we had jual passed over far willl , galling gun, that is •artan ted Coll revolver, manufactured on the above ns, and from winch point we to discharge 1,000 shots per minute spot. Then there are valuable pahad made n eircutr of perhaps two-, „ld perfect wlislaction-. There peis and documents, nil kinds of coin­ age and currency, geological nnd miles. To the east, rantro after range blg from Beslou. aud ju.t j mineralogienl eurioirilieD, life size fig­ of lofty ntountnine asoea into ,Hvn.. the hall is ns rival’ Irum Eug- ures of soldiers and officers, u cation virw. the power of Vision living wiob- towt. ete. ete., We stopped inlo large enough to carry fifty red skios, slrueled by the signs, of civdiaalioo. „n elevo-or and went up mtwone of which w is (undo out oi a single tree, It was a scene so new. so grand, nnd j ,|„ mwen of this hoildutg. Before aud other things to- tedious io njcirtkm. so thrilling to us that it will never lie lay Um eahibiliou grounds. FairThese lnwldicgs are all faultless in torgonra. In .last the rente from the luouul Park, with its 3,000 acres it■ design nnd perfect irr construction, | Ohio to She Delaware Is a scenic , a .total and artsficial beauty, aud just but grand nnd -imposing ns they are, panorama, often built nlvng ravines ‘ ,cr™, tbo placid SoheytkiU the great they are biu the centers of life great 1 show. There is the Women’s Psr-! so narrow that iu Led u darted ouMeity of' Philadelphia, th- largest to 1 vHlrtM), Covi rihg w* acre groutUM1 of the overwhelming ruck*, and some-1 „c3 m (he U. S. and second to none ereeted at e cost of 830,000. which j time* through h^hly cultivated val-j in ,|le w(uid bul London. was cootrrlmrad by the wanes ofi ’ayx; fallowing kr miles tho “Blue wtwn r u~k fro™ uu» ,-tmracie b%i>. Unde Saul's domam. Jt i» ninplmt .limMia,’’ ar brand SuiraitebaiuiaJ Aiu teb^d ically a woman's braiding, all the ma-1 . , , , , , I Thte ma»'« tefclt* will arara, chioery being run by women, and »|>| BlOfi? wIioxb banks bo.'runny nxmes Ustu.nuwttMaM. the exhibit* being made and presid- j uf Indian valor or treachery Were <u-' It is a sight fax bebold-r-a sight for a ed over by women. A woman's rights paper is edited and printed in this, acted in ehrly times. At Rockville j lifetime. S.U' 0 00 h!r aodvhaapjy. '3$tMa am} p.-.-^J*uad« Southern LEE BROTHERS, arc proof that the peo To Il th* Centennial EiMMtlnn al Philadelphia. but ,r djn j, Wtt >4i/. pic know where And join id tlU chorns' vrith.tlUao that arc already singing: Tht* tort he Tea I lowf haro taught, £OflDSARESOLDCHEtf! ,1nd monrHcd -brca tute I found U uoi THEY KEEP rilE'fiulSEST: STOCK OF and- tee sell (hem less than they can be boug­ Yqu can buy In Nashville aud sell them at tho Smallest ht in this vieinty^ May 15. 1867. I Straight "A far B cents, MMIU cauls, Yellow C10 cents; ' ■ i . '.acnar: viFn*; * j^rj, • • • ■ . And other Grocexitw oqwaBy w low in price. KOCHER BROS.! LEE BRO’S.^ frank e«row. �cash: U» •(«.»! W. G. WLSWORTH1 CO COLUMN WILL OFFER i the 12th. was cofffinvd in ths lack-up at; Conard Monday night, aad next morning [ DuriUK th© DCXt 30 dSVS was fuun i in an unoauerioua state, having o «r severed hie wtwd-ptpe with a skoemaker*a kxlfa in tbe HiiUdals jail. GREAT INDUCEMENTS making ‘hian lively. walking along a railway track in advaneo ville as the Irttse of our operations • editorial brother and friend, Jerome Win ebell, ef tbe PlalnweR JtepttMlc. hat been because we believed it to be a town mapped out for a glorious fhture. Since then we have had a gcxxj op­ portunity to become acquainted with her citizens, and as a class they are energetic and capable, and the seicotion could not be bettered. Young man of the can building a large and convenient adddltloa io boast of-bettor meo,—either in n mor­ Nubvilk nt heart; do town al or business point of viefw. But we —Regular Fellowship meeting of the self-made men will conduct the affairs of Christian Chureh, next Saturday at 2 thia great Republic. are do turn to tho village or nnakiud; —Last week our readirs were informed -To-day will ba tbo last opportunity for who have no pleasure in this world TO PURCHASERS OF : DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, children. CAPS, LOCAL MATTERS. BOOTS, SHOES, kinds at ' Bolts Bxo.’s CLOTHING, Attend the BusineM College and Telegraph NOTIONS, Inetltute, Kalamvxoo. Board $8 a weak. *O., tkC„ 6:0. Cider I Older I* On and after thia date I will be prepared with my four preesee to make all eider that FULL LINES OF BELONGS euta. TO exect, perhaps, ia the dollar that they hoard to their own suuls. selfish • Nashville has no need of them and : will she bo when Gabriel sounds | hw trumpet for them to appear at the bar of judgement. . The News is ho charily waif, and since its existence has endeavored to make things lively, and give our pat« worth of their money. Per­ haps our course has make some ene­ rows - mies, but we glory in tho fact that til further notice. Barryville, Aug. 6th, 1876. a lady of Berrien Springs. Upon their ar­ Fxikxd D. 8oui.es. rival to this village, they found friends at the depot who conducted them to Mr. We would respectfully call the attention —Eld. W. R. Northrop Is in the village Wheeler's now bulk residence ou Slate St.. of the People of Nashville and vicinity to again. He will preach at the Baptist Hail the' house warm and lighted, a repattspread market in our new building, 2nd door north next Sabbath morning and evening. upon the table, and a party of friends to of tho bakery, where we aball conxiantly —The Branch Sunday School of Maple keep on hand all kind* of meet at reasonable price*. We hope by/air dealing to merit a Rev. C. I. Deyo addressed the school. Mrs. Goo. W. Pranain, of this village, were reasonable »hare of y<»ur patronage. Beat Sin-tain Steak 10 Cte., and other —The Vermontvilft Xntrrprfac is sfriv- the prime morera in preparing the aurpriae. P. DURHAM & SON. our enemies are ranked under the u np tied womanw-hippers,jealous-pates, Maflk Gaovx, Birr. 25th. * Ed. Nsws: , A. 8. Quick mat with quite a severe acci­ dent, on Thursday, Sept. 21st He was in lbs woods chopping, and having fell a tree was in tho act of lopping off a limb when the tree sprang 'sidewise, catching bis leg br1 ween ths tree and a sharp stub of a limb on another tree, pinning him fast. Hsahontedfor help, but none cams. Then exerting himself ho managed to back off ths stub. dead beats and town drdnes; whilst onr friends are known as noble, hernestj.encrgetic, industrious and largehearted men. • • . • -The Banta*(tab Stere la in fall blast We have a good advertising pat­ E. .IL White hare been secured u ronage, a fair run of job work, a good printing office, auc> house and lol, and —-A young man of Middleville dlalooated owe no man a cent. Can any paper hie jaw whilst, eating a apple a few days in Bany Co. show a better bottom ? To our friends-—those who have ago. This should be a solemn warning to everybody to not eat apptea aided us"9y their patronage, we return —B. D. Wing, or Orangeville, baa raised our thanks, and shall feci grateful for their patronage in the y-^ar and years this eeaaon thirty-one pumpkina from one teed. The pumpkina averaging in weight to come. —At tbe Democratic Represent alive Con­ vention, held at Middlcvi.le last Friday, for Whilst many papers are "doping-’ the Western District of Barry County, EH* their readers with a Rood deal of pol­ Nichol*, of Orangeville, received the nom{nation for Representative. itics and very little of anything else, —Tbe first Christian Charch social of tho the Naws has been content to keep silent upon this subject nnd leave its *ea«on. held and entertaine I by Mr; and readers to choose whomever they see - fit. caae at Truman's everybody enjoyed them- Our policy is and advice would be to vote for the best men,— men who do not seek office for their own —Time* are getting better and the far- glorification, ItM men.who will serve mon of currency that will help them, but the interest of the great mass of peopie the t>e«,—Trre.petnire W’pnfttfral belief. The claims of one man par­ —AH the characters in The-Ticket-of- ticularly do we wish to press .before the citizens of tins cctinty ; that of our fellow viz: townsman, Mr. the auspices of the N. C. B. Programmes Clement Smith, the Republican nom­ with* fall particulars will soon be out. inee for lodge of Probale; not espcc^ X —A riging and lengthy fight between ially because he is a Republican, bat because he is a man, young, ca|>abic, Monday morning, folly demonstrated the enterprising and honest, and one that fact that Roberts' dog was worth at least will make jnst sneh a Judge of Pro­ $8,000 for his “hang on” propensities. It bate, as will do honor to the indus­ trious people of thef thriving county inhabi­ tants ofaluj i|Und cochgMOits thereto Check.. BEST ASSORTMENT OF #nidy-gladt CLOTHING! From $3 per Suit Up. BOOTS AND SHOES ! A Gmkat Discovmby.—Il has beea dis­ covered by thousands of housewives in a'l WK KEEP IN STOCK parts of the country that I>. B. DeLsnd & Co '• B«*.«t Chemical Salcrahu is the only Saleratus that will produce a uniform re­ tbe bouse. Upon examination tbe wound sult, and give perfect satisfaction every proved to be a bad one, the slub having been time. . If once you try it, you will always 60 CENTS TO fl.00 PR POUND. buy it. ______ forced into hip leg an Inch, through boot-leg, tHr A Full line of. Violins, Bows, ate., leaving a bruised and mangled teg that All Goods Sold rte Represented, and Strings, &c., at Botsa-Bno. ’ a will confine him in-doora for some time to Satisfaction Guaranteed. come. Scuds. jV JUy ISasrirnlri. Location-—West Side of Main I-have two Sewing Macblqea of the “Will son" and “Grover & Baker” make, which Street, in W. A. Aylsworth’s Brick. 'i have been in use only a short time. We Mrs. John E. Davia has gone to tbe Bat­ need only one and will therefore sell the tle Creek water cure, for her health. other at a big discount for cash or on time. Pbena Staley has returned from a four Anyone wishing a sewing machine should Call week's visit to relatives io Wsabtenaw Co. avail themselves of this opportunity. and toe them. Oaxo Stxoxu. F. C. Bpise, C. Kill, Clement Smith and. T1IE AXH1K1CAN PEOFLB. wife, and your humble servant, >eturned No people in the world suffer as much safely last week, from their Centennial with Dyspepsia* as Americans. Although trips. * rears of experience in medicine had failed Lewis Durkee and wife, John Barry and to accomplish a certain and sure remedy for wife, and Geo. W. Francis wil* st^rt <m a thia diseascand it* effectc, such as Sour trip to the Centennial, Monday. Others Sion.ache, Heart-buro, Water-brash, Sick Hcadocho, C'oytiveaess, palpitation of the from (he conntry are goibg, but we did not Heart. Liver Complaint, coining up of the food, tow spirit*, general debility, etc., yet since the introduction of Gxbkx’s. Avcvrr Naw DnrAKTcaa —The Boston store of Flowu we believe there is no case of Dys­ of this city has taken its departure to Nash­ pepsia that cannot be immediately relieved. ville'to occupy the st re there owned by .".O tXX) doxen sold last year without one case Mr. I ootni*. Cojral Loomis will be to solo of failure reported. Go to your Druggists. owner of the establishment in that burg; Boise llro.’s, and gel a sample bottle for 10 and a*beiter man to deal with can not be ccqte auC try ii. Two doses will relieve you. Regular six* 76 cents •peak from several years acquaintance, and our city can ilj afford to lose a man of such There is no pers-jndtving but what rnffera sterling busiaemi qualities as Mr. Lontni.i. SuceraM to tbe Nashville Boston Slote.— more or leas with Lung Diseases, Coeghi. DRUGS, MEDICINES Colds or Consumption, yet some would die Hastings JoumaL rather than pay 75 cents fora boule of med­ CHEMICALS, icine that woold cun* them. Da. A.’ Bosciina’a Gernax StxCf has lately been irf- DYE-STUFFS, Friday Jahn Clay, n farmer'living three tro-luoed in this country from Germany, and miiea from Charlotte bad hia leg broken its wonderous cures astonishes every one School nnd Miscellaneous GEO M SAVAGE a CO a COLUMN TVilO ItEC’ErVITVGr Cente nnial ■ROSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE—The Unwta* Jror. Work* arv now BOOKS, STATIONABY, WAXI, PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS VARNISHES, BRUSHES, Sanical lutnuots, trusses, Etc., dixappu-.nied, for a strung-miuded mother iu-haw could happily NIi*8. E. C- Eitting^!* INVOICE ARTICLES, PERFUMES, COFFEES, “W •» «*•! •rt MU'* have shaken up a family much more than did the explosion. tor UH tapping, and u at present under ar- File Tobaccos and Citers. Spring* an<i Summer Styles OF Film & Co’» Hastings Journal atilt confin- was done. ROE & CLEVER. .drawer cf J. T. Sweesy’s hardware. Saturday morning two Olivet men named George Horn and Frank MeNaraee. had an altercation oxer some trivial question, in irW* •truck Horn end then drew of all kinds, which will bo told low for eimh Tho biglienl price paid for Hides, Fells Me. Give them a call on West side Main St Nash rille. M^h- Wines and Liquors I FALL FRESH MEATS, Tim comnlishtd Ity Gwa. Jwlm G. Newton, the openriiou, attoi thc wnrauidinary spccteeje was witnessed by thousands lu< Bri vention t»f Barry and Eaton Counties convened al Chipman's kali iu this village. Sept.-21SL A,_C. WMHWW. hner. Secretary. The con ven proceeded to ballot for Slate Juil.t's right BLACK & FULLER, a# the exprwaion of Piuprietors. . WM. VENN. Psopiirroa aaoe iu Ute livery te^ineiw and in j repared to fontirb all -who w1Hfa with a good rig. and at pricce curt vt-pufflllhg with tlu- clone t|«M. ./ 4-lyl I , Do you want Dyo stuffs ? NEW LIVERY! Do you want 1 ainls and Oils? MARBLE WORKS CUTTLSG AND FITTING, LIVERY STABLE! MEAT MARKET! banking the publigfor past favors solicts a continuance of tlie tame, and would inform the public thal (bey will FOB MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL PUBkeep constantly on hand Only a slight MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! Dress and Ctoak Making, -A man a^pvared in Charlotte, Friday er- as Hansford is now in the county jail. Eaton Rapids -has developed a juvenile thief, Willie Casper, aged ten years. Hr DRUGGISTS. Noah Is lb.>ucht Io bare hntf on board* »uf.|4y «f Parson* ’ Exterminator, from the tapl that for nearly Mx - erk. bo did not are Ar) rat. Ferrand, Will­ lama A Co- WjK.te^le Ag-.it-, Itelrolt, Mkb JjEDSOX, MOORE A Co.", DRY GOODS, DETROIT. knock oof their fonn duteous and top­ were WrtffU>ALE AND RETAIL! Is the Best Lager Brewed in the West 8oW by the Cask u MILWAUKEE HUEWERR, Grand IUw Arc.. IMsirit. Ulota. Thl. Iwr U boUtol by J»~l. In-Urr, 11 State SL. J. F. NoBuvv *C<u'Sa> Grind River aveune, and W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. 1776 1876. that the force tri Um (bxjriosiou would led for State Aeuator tn this 15th Sennto.ial Jt ple them over into old ocean, but they VA SALVATOR BEER ■ft —MajorGw M. Andermm. of Hmdllgs, C’LASS AM» PAINT! 15 GRADES OF TEA took place laat Sunday, at 2.5(1 p. m., The wife of Neal Harkins, an old resident in a successful manner and without Reverend that will occupy the M. E. pulpit of Marahall, died Sept. 23rd, while titling accident. Hell Gate is located at N. and expound the Gospel of the Living God in a chair. Rhe had been suffering from a in East river, jnst above Black­ He « spoken of as an able minister Rev. well's IslencLuod has long been con­ Kellogg has been assigned the Tekonsha A young isdy named Walls, of Eaton Rap­ sidered .tovto-altt.b.rrawment, circuit, to which.place he will move his ids, took morphine instead of quinine, by hU wife’s health win mistake, and. in spite of prompt and ligaat medfcal assistance, may yet lose Mr *hfm. . alarm DEMINS StrifeI and Shoes have come. Don't buy until you look al them. He can beat all the boys for pri­ ces, styles and quality. The best Hand­ made Standard Bool in the market,,alio the best French Calf Boot for Ladies, h$sl But­ IN GKEAT VABIETY, ton Kids for Misses, Ladies and Youths ex­ tant. Boys Foots in abundance. From fl a Pair, Upwards. For these talents nud the —Charles B. VanEnery and Henry Vgn while engaged in logging.* print, cut this out and take it to your Drug­ fact of bis being a good Nashvillian Valkenbnrg, two well-to-do citiaenx of Fia#H. J. Martin, of Vermontville, bu pur­ gists, Boise Bro.**, and gpi a sample bottle do we support him. ' chased the Freemiro aaw mill in Sanfield, for 10 cents and try it. Two doxes will re­ lieve yon. Regular sixe 75 cents. of goods from Samuel Illieh, of Detroit, on false pretenses. VanEnery was convicted NASHVILLE MARKET. The Chicago & L ake Iluon Railroad The explosion of Holl Gate, of in the Detroit recorder's court on Friday Company bare a splendid nsw engine on last.. ’ which there has been so much talk, of Barry. Prints, Cottons, TICKS, Do you want a good: Book for the Home Circle'? Stockmana A WUlyard, Do you want School Books? Do you want a Pfescription filled any cash with care ? WINTER and MONUMENTS, Farcieu * American SALE and BOARDING STABLE. Call uml Hee Ui ottoi*! BOISE BROW- ' GOODS. �TO MAKE MONEY *200 TEA SECURE AN AGENCY FOB THZ CHICAGO SCHOOL FOR MOSES of the British Legskian at CaMtantiooplr, on the alr.xutiea committed by the Turks in Bnlgarit, says a cAblo tele- wofuishd at Northfield. Madelia claims and turn,' a Mankato party of thirty-five having arrived at Madelia wo lite for the. flgLt. HL PsuL and pnbxb'y all Minnesota, is happy Uy boyr. lol ty i country Hhcriff. tagged tbo --The captured Nottijfl<ld robbers harooon- tire mine that blow DalWa Point reef to pUoe*. battery, at * nf• dtatancc. Colo, J3bnj rofoyo^o divulge tlio name -of too’ dead man or the nacres of those killed at Northfield, or tell olio are those oath to keep rueb things McrcL Colo Younger —The hostile Sioux triad to form an alliance with the Oana lisii Black feet. Uie oojnot being bullet in hta ebouldi r, another in bto breast. feet, if they would Jain them, plenty of hones Americans. They also told tho Blackfuel that they bad ptoatyof white woman, whom.they had taken priamien, and they promised to give them to tho Blackfeet if they would join tlioiu. Tbe Blackf<xt dcciinod, not being willing to fight against tbolr friends ■ -KtU Eagle and Little Wound, two leaders of Sioux bauds who participated in the Custer Gen. Carlin, tho command iug ’officer at Stand- body. Robert, tho youngcat. Is only slightly wounded bi the aide, but baa a Lad wound In the right arui. received al Northfield. James wsa also wounded in tho right shoulder at Northfield. J — Tho .National Agricultural Ocngros*, b> session al PldladoipUis for aouio two weob, adjourned Sept. 18, to most next year bi Chi­ cago. Hon, William C. Flagg, of Illinoia, is PmidsnL —Tbe Secretary of tbe Treasury has called tn for redemption <10,000.000 S » bonds of 18C&. May and November, upon which iutoreat will claimed that they want to the hostile camps for position at Philadelphia 4s now literally im tbe purpose of trade; that Sitting Bull de­ meuae. The Dn*bs* <>4 p*y»ng edmiyiona o* tained them, killing their p.tiiwi aud robbing toe aiMpiAtmte. (thiN^wJo4 Irl 118.488. —It ta now estimated that 7,000,000 visitors will have attended the Centennial Exhibition It wax not until after the Cutter maaeacre that at its close, and that stcckbidden will be repaid 60 per cent of their subocri]>tiona. FIRES AXD CAS V.I LT1X3. Pnsident. —The daah by the Seventh Cavalry and a Colliery, near Now Philadelphia, Idonging to batUliou of tho Sixth Infantry u[»jn Wolf ,thn Philadelphia aud Reading Coal and Iron Company, waa destroyed by firn. AH offarts Uncpapaa attempting to crown at that point, to check the .fire wars unavailing, and at lanl was a tellura. The troops failed to overtake too Indiana, who succeeded in foaling tho •75,000. ** river and escaping to tho Dritirfr Tcmwiy. —Tbo steamship Rebocc* Clyde, from Wil­ mington, N. G.. for Baltimore, went to reckoned the number at several hundred. —The Indian Commlasioncrs have had an­ other big talk with the' Sioux tribes regarding engineers, three •wuncn. tho steward, two coal-heaven1, and a pawenger named Wheldon, with ths Sioux, Cheycuncn. and Araji&hocs, they agreeing to vacate the Black Hills tn con­ —A paeaenger train on tho Pan-Handle railsideration of certain annuities a-jd presents. They arc to be removed to tire Indian Territory, lutnbue, Oiio, at an early hour one morning and taught fanning, stock raising, aud other peaceful pursuita rear earn were wrecked. Four men and two —The rocks at Heli Gate, that have so'.long children wore kilh-dfrn^ iretuo thirty or forty a period been an obstruction of navigation of varrongem more or lesfl seriously injured. —Late dispatcher from Reading Penn., give demolished. The frat was effectually per­ an account ot a sweeping flood in tho mountain formed at 3 o'clock in tbo afternoon of Bim- etreanM ot Fores', osunty a short time ainoe. Two cabins, occupied byGoorgo Parks and Dan­ eijht-oners, and with very little disturbance. iel Cooper, woodchoppers, w< ro washed down Everything waa prepared bo fore-hand; a tun­ the mountain aide. Tbo Parks fairdiy ootiatatcd nel was construoted under tbe reef st Hallct'a of seven penone—fattier, mother and five children. Tbcro were nine members of Coo|koh«nt< d with dyusmite cartridges ; these worn er’s famlly-Cooper, Lis wife, pix children and connected by wirov with an dcclric battery st Mrs. Adams, too mother of Mrs. Cooper. The a safe distance, and at the ti-no stated above th-a-o waa a slight tremor of tho earth throughout the city, and ths upheaval of two pletcly wreckcxL Two persons were drowned columns of water, aeconipsnird with x consid­ near Smitbport In Tiopa county three lives erable quantity of rook, wlfch all fell into tire are known to have boon kat, and four penxma rivar. No accident occurred. It is pro- were drowned at ills port. nouncal one of the greatest engineering feats -A cable dispatch from Falmouth. England, on yrrerd. says: “The’American bark Norway pul in —Enough recraiU have been obtained on t’re frontier for lire 2.500 csvxlry recruits collision on Saturday night with the bark Wave atffhoriz d by Cdngren, and recruiting oQisirti Queen, belonging io Sitorcdam. Ono acaman detailed in Nebraska, Kansas, and Wyoming liavc been sent to their regiments. person known to bo eajbd from the Wave Queen, —Tho Bupremo Court of Illinois baa decided wb'ch disappeared." that it U optional with parents whether their ddldrcn shall stuly tho German Iwgusgc, —It in decided by the Attorney General of mnmc, sad drawing in the schools. Those utudieo bavo heretofore boon compulsory in tho Uniled 8ULm that a candidate for I’reoidotiiial Elector cannot hold the office ofUoL seme or the bigh-toiud city rchooh ; bat now the school offia ra.are reminded that they have rule appliei to attorneys specially employed by boon getting r.bova their boriucos. lite Government to aa-irt in the condnct of' tbo parties indicted by tbo Unite! SuteaGrand Jury at Jeffersou City for complicity in tbo Mis­ souri war-claim i frauds, has been placed tinder —Dre report of Mr. Baring, Secretary of tbe •5,000. British L-galion at Constantinople, on the —Quite a shock of earthquake wm. expert atrocities camnuUed by the Turks in Bulgaria, cuood in some parts of Southern Ilhnots and is published. It is accompanied by the proKentucky on the morning of SepL 25. In «m0 gramma of the Balginan insurgents, which the Turks claim and Baring 1 eliervea t > bo anUien- TWKXn’3 (fBOHtKJL. Richard V. Connolly, cx-Comptroller, ■resides with his son-in-law, Joel B. We would call tho attention of cna pauied^by a nolo from Elliott to Lord Fithian, at Vevay, Switzerland. After Derby, in which the British Ambassador an extended tour in the East, and a pro­ longed sojourn at Cairo, where ho-was first recognised under tie thin disguise tho Robbins Little’ Wattrek ThU machine eatabiidh™ the fact putt arueltiea have been pcrpe£ntfod sufficient to justify the of a French tourist, he purchased, indignati^Srhiah they have callod jointly with Mr. Fithian, the chateau of Bam: halt, ia undoubtedly good exerforth.,Ho aranstniU ' a letter from tho ox-King of Holland, which lias on mj and capital amusement, but it often occaona bunged oyna. broken »kiiv» and blistered Schuyler regarding tho atrooitiea. Tito the shores of Lxko Leman. Here he Las 6*j| A Household since made his home. Tho place has I Blessing, gramme of the Bulgarian iosurgentf, been fitted up in the most luxurious The enterLunmcuts given are which tho Turks clafan, and Baring be- manner. Wz would not recommend tbe (re­ livysw io Jm» authentic. Thin programme described m generous and elaborate, if J WBINGEB. provided for a general and aimnltanoous not elegant Peter B. Sweeny Uvea in rising. A largo number of village*, all one of the moat palatial private Hotels of aud raliaUe m a laxative or cathartic. of which ore named, were to bo buhied, Paris. The entrance is at No. 2 Bne and the railwaja were to be destroyed. Solfcrino, though th a frontage lies upon blood, tirerabj earning The win­ The Government ntorea .were to be the quay ot tiic river Seine. See adv’L of Ladies’ .Floral Cabinet. aeized, all MuBsulmami who resiated woio dows command a view of the Tuileries gardens, tho palaeo, and tho Place do la Il in the mewt bcerttital magazine fa America. to be killed, and all Bulgarian* who re Tho quarter is expensive fused to join the .insurrection were to bo Concorde. forced into the ranks of the iunurgenta. and aristocratic, tho neighborhood being Baring, in hia report, catimatre that in made np largely of the old nobility. Mr. tho rzndjak of . Phillippopolia 12,00 Sweeny lives very quietly, and is Only at A8THMA. jaU'.titSHaTjSSlJSa: BRET HARTE IN THE Bulgarians and 200 Mussulmans were home to a fow intimate friends. Several killed and fifty-two villages burned. months ago ho expressed himself ns Tho Bulgarians burned five small Turk­ seriously inclined to return to New York ish villagoe. The report giveo a circum­ olid meet his accusers. As au intended stantial account of the deatruction of proof of this heroic rceolvo, ho actually cadi town. It states tliat tho most fear­ went as far m London. Mrs. Sweeny— ful tragedy ot the whole inaurreolion formerly the wife ot William Page, tho occurred at Batak. 'Hearing that prepa­ artist—lias lately given some charming ‘ • 1NBUHE AOAIXar ■ $55 g $77 [■VvtliK?, ASt Kt rations for a revolt were going select musicalos in Paris, at which (ho on here, ‘ Achipct Agha was ' ordered fashion of the American colony has been Richard Tweed, eon of to attack the town. Ho summoned represented. William M. Tweed, and more familiarly the inhabitants to give up their arms, known as “ Dick, ” has boon living in but, distrurting his intentions, they re­ fused to olxiy. A desultory fight suc­ Paris under the name of Richard Sands. ceeded, lasting two days. On tho 9th His apartment, shared by Elbert A. of May the inhabitants had a parley with Woodward (late clerk of the Now York Aclimot, who solemnly swore that if they Board of Supervisors), ia in the Fau­ gnve .up their arms not a hair of their bourg BL Honore, near tho Boulevard OF HARTFORD, CONN. _ v heads would be touched. Tho villagers Haussmann. Robbins FajnUy Washer. PEERLESS Courier-Journal A°J£"raa r .-‘gmrrsrs Jag “p-r. "is'-rs.'air'C-z: >; todelfcat M.—HMS>»l» Whether You Travel or Not, ALL KINDS OF ACCIDENTS, 8 i.OAixissrausstaSEsfAs? TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INS. CO. thereupon surrendered their anna. Then all the money in theplace was demanded, after securing which the Boslii-Bazouks sot upou tho people and slaughtered thvm like sheep. About 1,500 took refuge in a church, and ’baffled all at­ tempts to fire it from tho outside. Tbo Boshi-Bozouks finally climbed to the roof/tore off the tiles, nnd throw burn­ ing pieces of wood and rags, dipped in petroleum, among the thickly packed moss of human beings below. At last the door was forced open and tbo mas­ sacre completed. Tho inside. of tho church was burned. Tho only survivor ot this slaughter to bo found was au old woman, she alone remaining of a family of seven. Baring continues: “I visited this place on the 31st of July. Hardly a corpse had been buried. Where ' a man fell there bo now lice. In tho ■ streets at every step lay human remains rotting and sweltering in tho sun. Tho stench .was overpowering. Five thou-. sand in all were killed here, and about i eighty girls'were carried off. Tho sur- ■ viving inhabitants live in wooden huts j Ono of the wealthiest of English vel­ vet mauufneturera, Lifr. Listar, worked his way to buixhvw by years of patient labor iu search of a way to utilize silk rags. He began by buying np all such waste at 1cm than a cent a pound,and up to the year 1864 ho had expended tho immense sum of over $1,300,000 in fruitless efforts to And a proceai. Noth­ ing daunted, however, ho continued his experiments, and within the part ten years lias,discovered a method of convert­ ing such refuse inlo velvet of the finest quality. He carries on this industry in England, employing some 4,000 work­ men, and hundreds of travelers are also employed, whose sole business is to buy up a silk waste in til _parts of the globe. The factory is said to Iuiyo cost nearly $3,000,000. ’___________ ■ sherxax house, Chicago. People visiting Chicago should not fail to avail themselves of tbe comforts of tho palatial Sherman House, Its rooms are doubla tho aizo of those usually found in first-cloM hotels, and their outside tho village in great misery. - To । prices liave been reduced (to conform Achmet Agha and his men belongs tho I with tho times) to §3 per day for all distinction of having committed, per-1 rooms above tho parlor floor without haps, tho. moat heinous crime that has 1 baths. Alvin Hununrr, Proprietor. ..tamed Ch. tutor, ot the nr~.ee ceuOn| cutorCUz Mtatl.,. fare. tore. Neverthel^ta Ncvertheloai ho has been decora• The Chicago . Ledger, na large 4R.„ 48-colted by his Govermnent, as have also sev­ umn paper, will be sent to any address eral other leaders in these cruelties.”__________ six MOh-rnB, ,____________________ postpaid, for fifty ______ cent?. Tte report eonoledo. : '• Tb.ro wm un- The Ledger i» the cheapeel «uj Lal Address The doubtoaty.r^lotiopwhicbtauttobe I Lkdof.u, Chicago, III. crushed by armed- force, but the Gov----------- *----------------------rrnnwnt is to blame fur calling out the I At <«» request Cragin A Co., of PhilsBeeM-Beeouke, for bed it rent ropibr ' ‘Vpl‘b’ ’ . B , I of our readers gratis (on receipt of fifteen troops earlier tho Bashi-Bxzouka would ■ U) postage) a nampte of Dobhave lieen unnecessary. Tho manner in | bins* Electric Soap to try. Send at once, which tho rising was suppressed was in­ human to tho last degree, fifty innocent or gentleman desiring to devote a few hours persons suffering fur every guilty one." each day to a light, active buainc^s can dear from tl’tn 42 per hour, by showing a cow jmbbcatioii that everyone wants and taking sub C1IISX8X SQUALOR IX SAX XRAX- saiptioun therefor. For fall particulars write to J. B. Ford A Co., Now York and Chkugo. CISCO. Pncruts on tho foco, rough skin, Individually, John Chinaman is a diafqiod hands, salttl.cnm and all entanooun clean human ; collectively, he is a beat affections cured, the akin made soft and Ah Stne, the cook, keeps hia coppers and paua clean and bright, washes his the only kind that cau be relied oa. m tharo bands in goiug from diah to dish, is or- ara many Imitations, made from ouuunou tar, resisted were to bo killed, aud all Bulgarians detly, fresh in appearance, »nd everarwho refuae^to Join t> were to rayed in spotlere white and blue. Fol­ be forced into tho rsuki of tho imrargenU. low him home, and you will find this Oda to Lee, Btritabira county, -Mare. He waa Baring ertimatee that in the eandj .k of PbiLp- cleanly unit become oue of a herd of ani­ popoiiv 12,000 Bulgarians and 3(0 Mussulman* mals living iu a stat ■ of squalor aud filth, at which even a Digger Indian would for tho night claewhere. Thia round LU gariiui.i burned five small Turkish villages —The Fiji Titn't ttporUi a fight between tbe shudder. Fifteen Chiiuunen will live, .cannibals of lire Nalawanisa tribe and a force sleep and cook in a hovel or cellar return with a neighbor, Mrs. Haxard wm found under OapL Knolteya. Tbo natives fortified twelve feet square, having only a door on the flocr. with Wood swinging an ax above in cavern* after tire attaett. in which a number to admit light and air. Clouds of rancid of the whites were killed and wounded. The smoke jssuo continually from the com­ and lived but two hotue afteiward. Sha was rtrooghold was blockaded and tho cannibals mon chimney, window and door, through Cjyexrti old. Din mnrdcrc r w»a trrested. Ite starved out Seventy nrtaouera were c? pl sued. will plead insanity, —Tweed and hta c mpauiou. Hunt, have which John and his fellows may dimly —Tho trial of the • Monnon “ Btabop" John sailed from Vigo, Spain, tor tbo United States, be seen crawling, cooking, smoking and D. Lee, charged with being tho leader of tho in tho Government eteamer Franklin. On their sleeping, for when Goo Leo lias nothing Mamon butebera at the Menutain Meadow arrival at New York they will bo handed over to to do he generally crawls into his hole toe State anthOTilieJi. to sleep or smoke. The large compa­ —Volunteers auA Mntiibationa of money nies’ boarding-houses are no better. continue to arrive' tn Hcrt-re fn Every story is refloured amt made into policy of tbo Mormon Church to nacrifice Lira two, and often three, tho standard height of a room being a trifle over or under motion that five feet Clean at first, tho building soon becomes grimy, and then black, and then »’.irt- rruated from garret to and TcrrUori.1 Ix^Kl»(nre. paaoed and coming The reel and gray squirrels do not lay roof./.Once occupied by Chinese, a into effect March £ 187c miXiou w by winter store* ; their cheek* are mode building must always n-rpnin a pest-holo ovanulcd by Judge Bon nun. without pockets, and whatever they or be torn down. Under tho sidewalks, transport is carried in the teeth. They under nlaircaawi, in crammed bttuks aud are more or leas active all wintor( but on rickety platforms, John lives, and, it October and November are their festal is repeated, thrives. It is only to the months. Invade eomo butternut or adventurous and strong stomached that hickory-nut grove on a frosty October a fair picture of Chinese life is presented morning, and hear tho red squirrel beat ill nil its foulness. When a fire burns tho “ juba” on a horizontal branch. It out a hole, aud lays open a mjcUou of is a moall^ Jig^I*t4ie boys c.ill a this vile quarter, then it ia that groups "regular break-down,” intctvperand of the curious gather round and try to with Hneera and suickera and derisive believe that they live within a block a! laughter. The most noticeable pecu these rookeries and alums, where there liarity about Uw vtieal imrt of it is the >s no dilfcnmoo between tbe Uadenera fact that it is a kind of diu-t. Iu other of tho charred L-eama nnd that of (iio words, liy some vcntriloqual iriek he sleeping hole*. Of course there are appears to accompany himeclf, as if his voice Mpii<r«zjr», i paH^rtJng a low, gub —Charles Wood, a tramp, mmgbl ebcUer at tnral sound, and a part-a shrill nasal for instant ; but there is no danger of sound.—John liurr.vugha, in Scribner darkening the picture overmuch ; and for October. Chinatown, lying in the heart of rpHF. SPORTSMAN.’ Tort. FUM Snort., A<rtC. J°EObTi*L«•» Yo,k- WATC»K« tSKBg- $350 PILES $175— LOVERS EUPEON! -SMtiA&ss:. If you have rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, a burn, or a bruiae, procure a bottle oi Eupeon. It will give instant relief, aa thousands can testify. For sale by all Druggists. H. A. HURLBUT A CO, 75 aud 77 Randolph street Chicago. Agents ior tho Proprietors. MUSIC BOOKS! MUSIC BOOKS I n-.U>d trre 1>t Till NO rotall nrtcnol M. I ' ta lUt-u.ni>»iii VFMAHUFG CO.. SL Loota, Mn. l« MaocBtnck.Uuaa .auiti r..rm-r. Mr Ctiniea Dant TREE. tSJBSWaSSJSU! r ^wt.’.'Kss.'ertX'KTX A TKKH. LAHO AN1> MIXING CO.. Nawport. Kr. 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JUshnlk Btrrrtoru A BANDIT HUNT. toral College thia year will therefore consist of 869 members, distributed dear school among-the States ai folio.ra: friend,” said Fanny, "in Sweetville.” On Thursday morning, Sept. 21, seven "NoI” cried Field. "Are you miles west of Madelia, in Watonwan 'Why, so am I going to Sweetville.” " Is it nice there I” aaid Fanny. . county, two of the four Northfield bank "Delirious,” answered Florian. ’ t robbers who have been lurking in tho - Bo they chatted on, becoming more Blue Earth county woods, and the pur­ Uodou. and more pleasurably intimate as the suit of whom had been abandoned, ap­ train sped on. They soon seCmed to plied to a Norwegian farm house for bread and butter. Paying for the same, "Shall I tall you a secret?” aaid they departed and joined their com­ Maryland Florian, merrily, m ho folded the end panions, 900 rods ahead an the highway. VILLAGE OFFICERS fratitiitf. * IIR18TLAN CHURCH—C. I. D«ro. I’M. Mr. Httvler. every Sabbath .110 IS A. a . ^d 1 V- X. Hnr-.lav R-li«zii I........fl.-Iv C Of RTHODIBT EPISCOPAL CHtmUH-E. L in KatxmnPaMor. Sen-ie-'cwy Bnbbnlh nt 1 M i n. >0-1 T r> ®. ,^.l>h«lli A-hool at : of her traveling shawl doser around his fair companion. " Do,” aaid Fannie, laughing. "I’m going.to Bwectville to bo pre . staled to my future bride.” “ Presented I” echoed Fannie. " Do, you mean to tell mo seriously that you. ■NTAtJH VILLE.I/1DOE. - JM F. i. A M. I Is alar comaianleallnn on r«eh Wmlncd*. gtTrrfttg. W. H. YOUNG, ■m.” FOR LOTH ALONE. M. C. ELLIS, CLEMENT SMITH, FL1NTA- BRADY. A TTORXEYH and CvnnMllon at Uw. Offlee. 2X WMlaideirf Main Stnvt.N.i«bvltlr,Mith>inu>. Eanrctal •tlenlion «irrn to collection*. XV D. W. SMITH OTA RY Public. attend, td »H borinew c»U. In making deed*. nwrtgagr*. drawing villa, etc. UNION HOUSE TPRANK DANCKli. Pn>|>rlH<>r. TI A? nlrMaotlr .Hunted In the renter c Sa*»|ik rwum. on tint floor. Tin- t>c»t i ALE C. BUXTON, /■tUSSMITH, manufactnrra Rifle and Sbot (itina vT and repair, all Ftrvaroi. and Uw Machinery. Mrs. M. J. TIMMERMAN. JOHNM. ROE, TJTOUSE, Kirn ami Carriage Mater. Oralnlng. Fraaculntt. hnd Paper Han«ing a SprcUlty. AA CHAS. IV, DEMARAY, EW KLEE, iiid d*»lrr In Flnr and Ilxtrd .71 Clock., Hpert>ck», etc. Ei cry *rtic! money refunded. Oppo- J D. W. LINCOLN. JE. PAR A DY, MANUFACTURER of Boot* Mdt>boe^ Making •IVA and rotiwinnr urajly donr, al«o .tricl attrn- J. B. RASKY, If place in the v und witling band*. WEBSTER HOBBS. lacksmiths, aii kiwi* of workin ttainaek•mlth and Honwahovlmj line altetxM to proin- B ,ORNO STRONG, TJRINTER, aad PnUUbrr of tb» ; A New*. Ercrjr dc*erip<lon at Plain a P. MOLLER <J- SON, T)ROI*R!ETOIIS of the Wolverine MliljTbevnoJ A reputation nf tlicnc Mill. I* eonflnncd by the '(•dally. gHifrrilanrou* Card*. JOHN Q. CRES SY, 11 fe# HE 1113 JH. LEE, • Deputy fe*li<-rlfr. JAMES FLEMING, VatcMcr ant Jeweler, EoM >id« of MUu HUret, NMbrUle, Mkb. P. S- Fine Watchc aitd Jewelry care­ fully repaired and warranted. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1876. “Of course,” eaid Mrs. Dorrance, "we must have a now Brussels carpet for the guest chamber, since Fanny Pynhurst is coming. Tho old one is positively not fit to be seen. And Swiss muslin dra­ peries for the windows with fluted ruf­ fle*—and a dreasing-caso with a mirror "Any thing else?” demanded Mr. Dorrance, with a sarcastic elevation of the brown. " That’s all I think of now,” Maid Mrs. Dorrance. " You see, dear, Fanny Pynhurst ta an heiress—$6,000 a year, Dor­ rance, In her own right. And I shall invite Florian here, for tho time of her visit Buch a chance as this, my dear, don’t often occur. It’s a very nice con­ catenation of events,'* added the com­ placent matron, playing with the gold teasel of her watch-chain. "I happened to see in the jiapera tho arrival of Mias Pynhurst and her uncle at Pontiflx Hotel, and recognized in * Miss Pyn­ hurst, of Pynhurat Place,’ the Fanny Pynhurat who . used to be my school­ fellow at Mrs. Ripley's seminary. And I remember how attached dear Fanny was to mo in tho old times. Isn't it lucky, Dorrance, that wo took this cot­ tage for tho summer ? Fanny Pynhurst can't help falling in love with Florian in such a picturesque wilderness m this.” "Humph!” grouted Mr. Dorranpe, who was nearly bored out of hta life in tho absence of city interests arid occu­ pations. "Sol’ll write to Florian at once,” aaid Mra. Dorrance, drawing her rose­ wood desk towards her, and examining the point of her gold pen. And thua it came to pass that Florian Field, in the luxuriant surroundings of hta favorite club rooms, became con­ scious that hta stater had formed plans for hta benefit.' "Why can’t women let me alone ?'* grumbled Mr. Field, stroking down his magnificent mustache, " though, of course, an heiress wouldn't be snch a bad idea, if she wasn't abso­ lutely humpbacked. I wonder what bar name tall wonder wnere she comes from ? Just as likely an not she ta a reg­ ular Gorgon. However, I suppose Chua won’t be Battafiexi unless I go and ptay tire docile brother—and Clara Itos been very good about helping to settle eome of those small bills of mine.” To Mr. Field packed hta portmanteau and set out for the station. "Halloo, Field 1” cried a buriy, gnjwhiskered gentleman, as he entered the iron and crystal station where the travel­ ing world most doth congregate. " Go ing up the line 1" Florian nodded. "As far as Sweetville?” aaked the gratiemau, taking him by the arm. MONEY TO LOAN! readily believed and responded to with winter he ta actuated by a reckless ambi­ " Never.” “ But how do you know you’ll like alacrity by several resolute citizens, who tion to boro holes in the ground, of the hastened to tho place under the guidance size of a pipe stem, and then to fill these And "How do I know she'll like mot” of the boy, and they were trailed to a holes with cream-colored' 00. alough and soon surrounded, while the though he ta small, he attends to bizk gayly retorted Florian. robbers crawled through the tall gram and ta a triumphant sucoess. In stature "I don’t understand you." "-Well, I will try to explain,” said and willows toward the bank of the river he ta about a match for a sixpenny stub Florian, lowering his voice to a confi­ on their hands and feet Shota were nt nail, in form he ta like unto a lynchpin, dential accent " You see I’ve a stater first exchanged at long range, but final­ and he wears a green sealing-wax head that is a bit of a match-maker, and she ly they were charged u;>on- boldly by on him and a pair of glass eyes, so that, wants me to make my fortune by matri­ eight men, and a hot fire enauod for with his long- tailed duster on, ho looks mony. So she lias invited an hoirees to eight or ten minutes, ono of the robbers, like an unsophisticated and near-sighted visit her, and I am to oomo down to try apparently tho leader, falling dead, two' schoolmaster. But unsophisticated isn’t my best to make an agreeable impres- others. going down badly wounded, what’s tho mailer with him. And nu­ while tho fourth threw up hta left hand, meration is hta best mathematical hold. "But,” cried Fanny, “you surely exclaiming, “For God's sake, don't Ho will stand himself bolt upright like a ahoot" Upon which the Sheriff ordered peg in one of those holes aforesaid, and "Marryfor money?” here interposed him to advance, while all tbo guns were view the heavens with an air of sublimo leveled at hta breast Ab ho approached serenity and woodonheaded unconField. " Never I” . Burrtmdcrod hta weapon, n sciousne-ifl. For since ho had seen dove-eyed ho Ho Don’t you fool yourself—ho knows Fanny, he felt sure that all tho gold in new Smith A Wesson revolver. just what he ta about Ho prefixes him­ was then ordered to bring up his com ­ creation had not power to move his rades. Hta reply was : "Good God ! self like a figure 1 in the business, and, heart. * . adopting the derimalsystemof notation, they are shot to pieces. ” Tho Sheriff " But your stater?” calmly places a 0 whore it will do tho " Slm'll be disappointed enough, I then ordered lum to lead hta party to most good. That stands for 10, and.be­ tho spot Arrivjng there ono man was dare say ;-bnt one can't expect n man to sell himself for a mere twig of gold. If breathing his last, shot near tho heart fore you can dot and carry one ho hns added another cipher to that and he I marry,” with a glance at Fanny, "I Ono of the others, named dole Younger, was resting his head on his elbow, with now reads 100. About this time you shall marry for love only.” And litilo Fanny Pynhurst looked a wound of buckshot or bullet, which begin to find out what sort of a rooster shyly up at him from under her long entered near the bottom of the left ear, ho ta, and you entertain a degree of awo eyelashes, and secretly thought what a passing through the head, and lodging for him not inspired by a Irtmt view of noble hero ho was. But ail this time back of tho right eyo, which so pro­ hta green goggles. Reasoning a pos­ these very heedless and incunatatent truded as to render ite exact locality teriori you discover that he ta a danger­ But wnjlo you stand young people never thought of telling unknown. Ho was also wounded through ous neighbor. each other where, they were going, and hta back, and ono shot in the loft sjde, amazed ho rapidly suffixes fifteen or twenty more 000, carrying his problem when the train ran into the station, the and wounded in tho left leg. Ho ta b strong, well-built man, sandy liair and into the million millions, and has sealed Dorrance carriage was waiting. "Mr. Dorrance’s, if you please,” said complexion, quite bald, with full and cemented it up ready to be fired at the driver, touching hta gold-banded whiskers and mustscho. Another, who you next spring. In two rpi110^ ,n(i * calls himself Jim Younger, was lying quarter ho has given you a problem that cap. "To meet Miss Pynhurst” • Fanny looked around for her escort on the ground, apparently BenBeless, with all your powers of multiplication, Ho was busy sorting out her trunks from with a'ghastly ahot in hta tips and cannot be solved or equated. He com­ the mtaoellaneous heap of baggage on mouth, with loss of front teeth, part of pounds his interest at 100 per cent, eventho jaw knocked out, besides wounds in five seconds, puta a snap judgment on the platform.. the shoulders and privates, making your cornfield, and forecloees before you "I am Miss Pynhurst,” said she. And just about os ahf was to enter the eleven wounds in all. When brought can say Jack Robinson.—Fergus Falls carriage, Florian Field made hta a]>- to Madelia bo was quite cold, but soon (Minn.) Journal. pearanoe, flushed and breathless. " Where’s Mias Pynhurst?" "Here I am,” said Fanny. “ My friend has sent her carriage.” Florian opened his eyes wide. "This is my stater’s carriage," said "Mrs. Dorrance’s?” “ Yes, Mrs. Dorrance’s!” "You — you are Mrs. Dorrance’s brother t” cried out Fanny. "And you are my sister’s heiress,” echoed Florian. Fanny Pynhurst burst out laughing. Florian, discomfited though ho wait, could not but join in her mirth; for, you perceive, the situation was so very ludi­ crous. “ Misti Pynhurst, ”, said Florian, frank­ ly, " what a fool I must have appeared to you.,” " I think you have been very kind and polite,” said Fanny, earAestiy. And M.s. Dorrance, who had not ex­ pected her brother until tho next day, was quite surprised when Florian led in the little heiraM, with a face nil rosy and smiling.' “How do you like her, Florian?” asked Mrs. Dorrance, when Fanny hiui gone to hex room. “ She's an angel,” answered the young man, enthusiastically. "How do you like my brother, Fan­ Mr. Warland. "A young friend of ny t” queried the same fair arch-uloUer, 01 Id KiUk fainties, mine is going, and I am prevented al when Fanny reappeared, and Florian IX BUMS OF WM smoking a cigar in tho dining-room $300.00 and UPWARDS a telegram summoning me in another di­ with his brothcr in-law. OH LQJfG TIME. "O, he’s splendid I” confessed Fanny, rection. But I shall be perfectly satisBUSSELL. laughing and coloring. And the upshot of it was, that Florian Florian Field winced a little. He had Field married the littie heiress after all. ^y .M. JONES, But it waa'for love alone. bad too many of tho instincts of ELIHU CHIPMAX, Justice of the Peace, Nmebvllle, Mich. Gtmral QmceyaHCUig, ■ CoHrctian, a upecially MONEY TO LOAN And Mr. Wetland led him up to " Thom arc tho robbers. I must go-to TKJK GRAaaHOPpjSR DXBCRIBED. Madelia and give the alarm.” The The grasshopper as a champion multi­ father replied, "lam afraid they wih_ ply tat has no equal. Ho lays (speaking see you.” Unbeknown .to his father,' generally, and not to put too fine a point he slipped sway, and mounting a upon it) an Agg which ta about tho size horse rode rapidly to Madelia and shape of a long primer 0. In fact he and gave tho alarm, which was lays several of them. From Aug. i until rallied, and called himself far from dead. Ho ta fine-featured, small face, sharp nose, black eyes, dark hair, and about 5 feet 6 fi.chce in height. z The fourth man, callingliimsc-lf Bob Younger, ta of good-size, well-propor­ tioned, sandy hair, smooth face, liearing a ihree weeks* growth of' beard. He was wounded badly through tho elbow in Northfield, and carried hta arm in a sling at tho time of the surrender. Ho was also wounded in the side. Tho whole four were armed with Smith A Watson's revolvers, and knew well how to use fhem. They -ere foot­ sore and fatigued from constant expo­ sure and travel in the rainy weather of tho past two weeks iu the Blue Earth woods. Colo Younger frankly acknowl­ edged their identity, saying to a reporter that ho. Cole, was born on the 15th of January, 1844. Tho man tying by hta side, ho says, ta hta urother James, and the other, slightly wounded, Robert, their respective ages being 28 and 22 years. They held a levee this morning, hundreds of people passing up to see them, old men and youths, aged ladies and young maidens, and a more affect­ ing sight is seldom witnessed. The women - were melted to sobs, and strong men gave way to sympathetic tcira. Prayers ardent and fervent ware uttered, and the two broth­ ers clasped each other's hands and gave wzy to apparent grief, their features quivering in every muscle and scalding tears rolling down their cheeks. Many behove in their contrition. Both I rothora speak in feeling tones of their dead mother and living stater, and litis tench­ es tbo women wonderfully. Neither will say who the dead man ta, excuring themsehos by stating it ta a point with A BVJIDXBD rtsn.1 DKCIDB Two wealthy and influential Berlin bankers, desiring to provide for their children's heirs, and fearing that through disastrous reverses they might become poor, and therefore be unable to doto, have mode a wager concerning tho United States. Tho one bet 8,000 marks (a mark is equal to about ‘25 cents of our money) that the United States will not remain a republic^ but advance to higher knowledge of tho arts and sciences, while the other, just as confident of winning os tho other, of course, beta -1,000 marks that our coun­ try will remain a republic all tho time intervening between this and the sec­ ond centennial, but will not retain tho high position in the arts and .sciences which she now occupies. This sum of 7,000 marks (about 81,750 American money) has been placed on interest for the period of 100 years, at the expiration of which period tho royal court of Germany will decide which I*rty is winner and entitled to tho money, the total sum of which will then bo 5,704 marks German money, or 818,398 . American currency. Explicit agreements aud stipulations have been entered into by both parties, in due form of law, one of which provides that under no circumstances shall the money or any part thereof bo withdrawn before tho expiration of tho allotted period of 100 years. NO. 1. HUXLEY OH NIAGARA owner did not dream thirty yours ago, [FnaaTroL HaxUy’. Addre*. at NMhvlBe.) I kuow it is thought very often that men of science are in the habit of draw­ ing largely from their imagination, but it ta really not so, The most sober, careful consideration of facte forces,upon you more and more determinedly the conviction that tho theory respecting which wo have this arch reologi cal evi­ dence of a period of tho past hirftory of the world ta of a duration which, in com­ parison with our human standard, may bo regarded tui almoetalxsalutely infinite. Take, for example, the caw of the cala met of Niagara, where I have been re oently spending some time, so that I ' might fill myself with the grandeur and beauty of that extraordinary natural phenomenon; it ta quite easy to see that the Niagara river has formed its own valley, has cut ite way back through the plateau <?f rock from which it falls for six miles. Thera ta not the slightest difficulty in seeing that. The great cliff from which it tumbles ta formed of two kinds of rock-hard rock-at tho top and soft rock underneath. The water under­ mines the soft rock below, when the solid stratum above faltaover. You can trace tho gradual excavation of that vul ley for six miles from that marvelous bluff which, from Proctor's monument, overlooks tho plain of Ontario. Now, tho rate at which that “work ta going on has not yet been positively ascertained, but we may be perfectly certain (I am now speaking largely within limits) that that work of cutting bock docs not go ou at the rate of a yard in a year. We hare six miles of such cutting, which will bring you to a period of 10,000 years for tho cutting back of Niagara alone. It ta on immaterial matter to mo how many yours it takes, but it would bo nearer probability, much nearer the truth, if I had said three or four time-i that amount. What relations doos a period of that kind bear to the- vast duration expressed, by these vast lodges of strata which form tho globe? We are a people curious enough to form a very «irtinct calcula­ tion of this. The sides of the ravine through which Niagara ta cutting its way are formed by masses of alluvial matter, which must bo older than the rivt'r which has cut tlirough it. While in that alluvial matter you find the re­ mains of ahcllftah, uudistinguishable from those which now inhabit the take, and along with th’em you find—as has been found—tho teeth of the mastodon, which wo know from abundant evidence was an inhabitant of the continent of North America at a comparatively recon t period, tho very last step of that long series of changes of which tho limestone, upon which you are now standing, indi­ cates ono of ’the older ones. Thus it follows that tho whole work of Niagara occupies one period of this vast duration. In relation to our dura­ tion of time, that 10,000 years, or what­ ever else it may have been, ta but an in­ finitesimal fragment of time, so far ns the great phenomena of tho globe are concerned. During that vast time the population of the globe has undergone a slow, constant and gradual change, ono aperies giving way to another. We have passed 'by slow and gradual methods, without vast and sudden changes, into that state of things which obtain at procont I need not say that this view of the past history of tho globe ta a very differ­ ent one from that which is commonly taken. It is Ro widely different that it ta absolutely impossible to affect any kind of community, any kind of parallel, far leas any sort of reconciliation, be­ tween these two. One of these must be true. The other ta not propr/ktoji It is not tho first time that Mr. John Walter, M. P., has riritod tho U bi ted States, nor will it probably bo the last But tho presence among us of tho man who lias so nobly carried out the ideal of his grandfather, who founded, and his father, who built up, the most influential newspaper in the world can never fail to be noteworthy. From tho restless pub­ lic curiosity which dogs the steps of im­ perial and royal personages, the move­ ments of that hereditary potentate in tho domain of public opinion, John Walter the third, will - be happily exempt. A modest, retiring English gentleman, he aRks nothing better than to be allowed to A leading dog fancier of New York Hty says; "Black and tan are getting common, but a choice dog will always bring a big price. I got 8700 frotp a lady for one once. She had a desire to gat the smnlleRt block and tan there was fairs—only their own. The reporter tto *be found, ' * and’ she ’ ‘kept me running ‘ u The Governments of Great Britain and mentioned to them that the other two, for the boat part of two yean.. At last tho United States are st loggerheads on suggested by the position and the antho extradition question, and, an neither dead and the other dying. Dita seemed AvcouriHotel, opposite 0<mtr4 Park. Ho will recede from tho position taken, all asked $500 for it, and ba closed tbo bar­ cltxely associated with that of the Lon­ deed, tho smaller or larger of tho two, gain with three 8100 notes right off, and don Times, to which we may, without adding the caution: “Mind, 1 don't sent the root next day. My expensoe impropriety, allude. It ta that the prin­ and one thing and another made up I ho ciples which presided over the founda­ When the reporter said they oeknowl- 8700. tion of the Times—integrity, enterprise Derby holding the affirmative of the po" How big was that dogf and energy—are the principles which "Did they say anything about ba?” " It was full-grown, fat and sleek, and guide it still. John Walter, of the third Tho repot ter answered "Nrf,” when they just weighed two pounds and teuounoes.- generation, worthily bears tho uuaubied any proposition which dura not ree>g- replied, "Good buy to the last.” Tbo lady weighed it . against the dogs name transmitted to him by John Wai­ nise his position m correct. Therefore that her friends boasted on, and (me ter the first The London Times of there ia no extradition treaty in force be­ Ths number erf Preridcntial Electors weighed three pounds and three ounces 1876, known and read wherever the Eng-1. tween the United Statea and England, to which each Blate is entitled is equal and the other three pounds and eight lish language is epoken, wields s power ■ and no immediate likelihood of an agree- to the whole number of its Banaiora and ounces. So you nee sho was tt long way to which the Times ol 1788 did not ’ Bep resent ativra in Congress. The Elco- ahead.—New York Times. full weight of its ability and influence against fraud or public. wrong. The success of tho Time has been a triumph of moral courage as well as of tact, energy and talent in journalism.—New York 1 imes. " Mawning,mister,” said Lucy Kelley, • as her black face appeared in front of tho "I should think you’d TM pretty cheap, ” replied Hta Honor, as he finished writing her name. • " Wall, I s’poee I do. Times ore hard, an’ I s’poas de price of folks is down 'cordingly. Still, I shouldn’t like to be traded off for a melon.”'* "You’d like to raise another row. " No, euh. De trouble dat I had wid Mrs. Brown has been amcricably settled, an* all is joy and peace.” “ You settled it by slapping her mouth, I understand ?” " Jist so, sob. I intended to hit her on do foot, but she dodged and de blow fell on he* mouf.” " But you screamed and screeched and raised the whole of Kainttfck.” •' I was calling for the polfccrs, rah. Dey doan’ hear right smart, an’ I had to holler party high.” "Yes—ahem—wall, I gucua you won’t holler any more for thirty days to come.” -•* "Does you intend to be hard on a poor colored woman, Judge? Jist re­ member dat times arc hard—awful hard.” " Thirty days,” he answered. "Is dere no retraction?” " None.” " Has dis poor chile got to go up ?” " She lias.” " Wid funeral expenses thrown in ?’’ " I suppose so.” "Den I shall bo dead when de sun aits—dead behind de bo’s, an’ you, Judge, will be do murderer!” Some catarrh snuff which Bijou gave her seemed to put her in better spirits, and she agreed to live for his sake.— Free Preen. A dialogue occurred at a Lafayette avenue boarding-hou'o Saturday after­ noon between an effeminate, shabbily dressed young man and the landlady, which for ponderous rhetoric exceeds anything of a serious nature that has seen the light in some time. The land­ lady appeared at the front door, in an­ swer to the bell, and'was accosted by tho young man as follows : "If you are manager of this domicile I wish to know if you could be persuaded to provide me with apartments and pro­ vender during my sojourn in this city, which may be of two or three days’ dur­ ation and may possibly extend through s greater period.” The mistress of the bouse, catching tho style and spirit of the inquirer, re­ sponded : " Unfortunately, a great demand ex­ ists al- present, which so crowds the ca­ pacity of my apartments and the con­ tents of my larder that I cannot consci­ entiously provide tho accommodations yon desire. ’’ Evidently tho young man had expect­ ed to completely crush the landlady with his command of language, but his disap­ pointment was plainly shown in tho look of blank amazement which ho be­ stowed upon lierafter hearing her reply. Ho was not completely annihilated, how­ ever, for he continued: " Provided you could, madam, pray what amount of money would you impose on me for ac­ commodating moi” . "Eight dollars a week in advance” was too suggestive, and as tho young man backed down the steps he simply said “good^day.”— Detroit Free Press. A lady who lived ut Martha’s Vineyard eighty-night years died recently, and tbo ladies who prepared her for tiw grave found the natural hair to be entirely woven iu iunoug the false hair, and so much sb as to bo oblige the use of setasora to remove tho latter, which bad tfot been removed from tho head for more than thirty years. After its removal oount, 180 common pins, that had been position. In one article of her ward­ robe wore found 808 pins, put there to hold tho article together. There were in bureau drawers ninety-eight new drew?patters, of all kinds and qualities, which had never"been mad«» up. Some ago. Shu left one elegant broaade silk dress which can h? traced back *200 GurnoK, Austria, famous fur iU heal­ ing spring* and m the resort of royalty - w several hours’ duration, which covered the afreets some inches deep, and broke aspire. But the paper, which has grown j down many fruit trees. . �The railroad pm«» through ^1 beautiful cities, a L'lll FRIDAY. - - SEPT SO. JB76 pg and its exhibits. The build­ years nening is gothic in architecture, beauti to tho Bullock, capable of dis­ tai Congress was held after the dts- ngo, ■ fully painted, aud stands upon a nmitiBr astrons battle of Brandywine., <charging 25,000 sheets per hour, of slight elevation. It is the home of ; watch mnipufactiiries ; envelope, Michigan excursionists Thera are Ono little incident occurred, per- day < machines; an iee Y*cl)t, used on the over fifty edifices classified as private haps worthy of note ; the trains do 1 Tho Gaouc^Ul Show, the Tenth Wonder Hudson, capable of running a mile not stop for water but take it on tfie । ot designs that add to llic general alfly. by means of tanks built between ’a minute ; ,a coast cannon' from Es- tractions of the sape. Then there Germany, 26 feet 3 inches long,। arc the raxtnrams both American and tho rails. A btiek negro, wishing to ’ i^fcch.twre, weighing 63 1-4 tons foreign, without number. But, gen­ see .it done, ateppedmn the .first - plat-. I taking for a charge 280 Iba. of pow­ tle reader, if one of these tesluranls When nearing Alleghany City, we form. The tank^was soon filled and 1 should charge you 82.25 for 20 cents der, a ball weighing 1,160 lbs., and thmst oor head out of the car window gushed out of the vent hole, convert­ ( worth, don’t get mad,—the object of will ahoot fifteen miles ; a water fall these Ixiter institutions are to sur­ ' nnd naw a large building on firs. ing the negro in an instant into a 30 fret wide, 33 feet high pouring in­ prise one, and they succeed ndrairaSaid fire provwd to be a large iron, first-class condi’lon to ••steam” before to a tank 160x60 feet, nnd machinery। bly. mahufhetory, in blast, its fires burst­ an old-fashioned fireplace. • The band and forearm of a statue At eight o'clock p, m., wo arrived of all kinds and from all countries in ing through its many windows, doors; representing Liberty enlightening the motion. nnd Htiwkc stack'1, penetrating the। al Philadelphia, the city of Brotherly In one corner of Machinery Hall’, world, has beep put up on the darkness, apd having .ev^ry appear­ fore and tho great exhibition; The grounds. This.statue is a present is several type writers ojieraled by la: of France to Uncle Sam. Only a ance of a bujldiag on fire. We nev­, 'buss men swarm around like bees. dies, end one cun send a letter writ­ small part of it haa been received yet; and ask in ten or a dozen different er saw n lietter imitation. . but when completed it will be set ten by a type writer to a friend or Wo crowed the Alleghany river, languages if you want a buss. They, up at the entrance of New York har­ sweetheart (or the small sum of 25 and stopped at Pittsburg, where we w'ith the hotel runners and private bor. Oar readers enr^ form some cents. 'Some of our editorial breth­ idea of its magnitude when we in­ s'opped all night. After a season of boarding house bores generally leave, ren have received and are publishing form them that its height is 115 feet; sleep we were .awakened by our a stranger his clothes, bat they sue pedestal 80 feet; total height from We these letters as reflecting great credit "paid,” who stated that it was about ceed in ruining his disposition. . upon the mental powers of the send­ ground 220 feet time to pull on ojirboots. We could­ finally escaped by selecting a chap, There are many interesting things er. To undeceive them we will say who represented a private.'boarding in the grounds, and in the so called n't hardly (relieve this as it was quite that they are all alike, only the name private buildings. Tho narrow dark, but onr chronometer indicated house, and congratulated ourselves being supplied, and read as follows :: gauge railroad, which give you a ride 7 a. m- and then we realized that we upon having escaped a crowded ho­ all around the ground for five cents; D bab----- • Steading la Mnohintrjr were in "Smoky City,” its vast man­ tel ; but alas ' upon retiring we found Hall in the mid«t of wondera. which 1 can­ the first railroad engine and cars that ufactories belching forth ceaseless that the landlord expected at least not d>-acrib^ from every country in the was used in the U. S.; the one rail world, I nmihinkiuK of v>>u. and wishing ’ elevated railway; road engines ; rail­ clouds of smokp, covering the city four — of his boarders to occupy one you were here to enjoy it with me. With ep like a pall, and which beguiled us in- bed.. Gentle readers, pause ono mo­ much preuing up n my attention I have not' way engines; rolling chairs, in which you can take a ride for the moderate to the belief that aurora had not aris­ ment whilst we shed a tear iu re- time 16. write, but send you this letter punt­ ed in Machinery Hall as a memento of this sum of 81 per hour; the marble foun­ en. Our readers are aWarn that Pilts- meinbraacc of ourPhiladelphia board­ great exhibition. tain ; Crystal lake' and large foun­ bjirg is located at the junction of the ing house. tain ; the large bronze statue of the ART GALLERT. American Soldier etc. The Lans­ Alleghany and Monongahela rivers The next morning found us up be­ Or Memorial Hall, is a permanent downe Valley,—a valley so deep and and is noted (ar its iron and glass times. Otir ramrod told us to go one edifice bui'tof granite, glass and iron, still । hat a pdrson can loose them manufactories, in these two industries block south when we .would strike costing $1,600,000, nnd is the finest selvrs in it, nnd vet have the whole outranking any other American city. the Chestnut street cars, which would building of the kind in the world. It world within reach. It has a population of 88,000 ; Alle take us direct to the exhibition Then there is a steam \organ ; (he is crowned by n massive dome, rising cities of Paris and Jerusalem in mingrounds. We did so, and found the ghany City 65,000. 150 feet from the ground, surmount­ erature; a Hindoo I-lol, "God of the . Here we take the Pennsylvania cars, likewise many people in them, ed by n collossal bell upon which Sun," worshipped 2,000 .years ago; Railroad, proper, which extends.U> on lop and hanging out the sides, and stands a female statue, emblematic the mummy of an Egyptian princess, New York, a distance of 414 miles, the street car conductors seemed Io of Columbia, twenty-three and a half• 3,000 years old ; the Egyptian, Turk, and is double tracked the entire dis­ want to show how strong their ears feet high. Two winged Pegasuscs | Jnp, Heathen Chimee. Moor, Per­ . isian. Spaivard*. Laplander, Russian, tance,.with steel raffs, and is free from !• were, for they kept up a constant guard the main entrance, nnd when and Swede, with their peculiarities dust, os ii is ball.nstod with crushed brawl of‘•Plenty of room, jump in once in n person can iomo themselves । of dress.'thrown in, nil tor the one stone. Wc found the depot filled gentlemen,” We finally secured a in bewildering labyrinths of pictures fifty-cenl price of admission. ’ will! passengers going east, so much­ "hanging on position behind," and af­ and statuary. The largest painting ' big “ show. l ly tffht our train was made' into three ter innumerable s’ops found ourselves CONCLUSION AND ADVICE. in the collection is the Battle of Getdivisions to accomodate them. on Elm avenue and in front of the j lysbttrg. One of the most exquisite AY hen we commenced this article I our object was to make it a complete Upon entering 'Jie cars the first main exhibition building. Here we pieces of marble ever seen is an Ital-1 guide to the Centennial, but if our tiling that greeted our optics was the found tho worst jam wo ever saw. Il mn statute called Lost Blinds, which I TeaderTliave fctmd "any thing in'itjo following notice: "Passengers must was the next door to impossibitity elicited much, praise afid some re­ amuse or. interest them we shall rest not pul their arms or heads out of the to attempt to cross the street, and the proofs nt;d tittering from some who satisfied. In cnncllisiun wc would windows. Disregarding this rule only way to gel in was to form inlo ad visa our friends that arc going to are endowed with more false triodesthe Centennial to take along a bed may result in personal injury or loss one of the many lines pouring inlo esty than good commen sense or —we are supported in this assertion of fife." We were at first non-plussed the entrances. Once in we breathed breeding. There it also in ibis de- ; from the feci of teeing one poor tel as to the meaning of this notice, but freer. purtment a silver and copper model' low, who had made his bed on a pile soon found out that the railroad x^iis Our readers are undoubtedly pretty of Independence Hall. W< next of telegraph ^oles, loudly calling for . more "kiver?’—wear a sheet iron, often carved through mountains of well posted upon the Centennial wandered into the vest, keep their pockets full of offic­ rock, which came up very dose to the buildiogs and grounds, we having giv­ HORTlCtnTURAL IIALU ial catalogues,'and patronize all the track. Ten miles from Pittsburg is en them a Tull description with illusTo" sec the posies. This building boolblacks. Next week we will tell the battle field, upon which Gen. hutrations last May. Wo will say, a crystal palace of remarkable beauty our readers what else we saw in Phil­ Braddock, was defeated by the French however, that ths grounds cover 236 will also remain a permanent orna­ adelphia, and n’so during ou and Indian's; and all along the coun­ acres, and the buildings cost $8,500,­ days' stay in New York city. ment to Fairmount Park. It is filled try is dotted with coal and iron mines. 000, nnd cover 75 acres. The exhib­ with flowers, plants and shrubbery, JJOCHER BROS. The country is yery rough, but we its are classified under the heads of collected from tho quarters of the' never rode upon a smoother railtoad. Miping, Manufactories. Education world. We saw plants with leaves Our'tmin was a fast ex’press. mnk and Science, Art, Michinerv, Agri­ ten feeltmg, ferns and bearing fig YE LOCAL OK THE RAIPAGE. ing but few stops, and aflera delight­ culture, Horticulture, nnd Cariosities, trees. Around this edifice runs a ful ride of 50 miles, wc entered the nnd are from every nation under the balcony, from which the observer can Alleghany mountains, through which sun. view beds and terraces of flowers and •he railroad winds its way, along riv­ Upon entering the plants, artistically arranged, and th-n ers, sparkling streams, and ravines for MAIN BUILDING into the conservatory, the wliole be­ nearly 200 miles. The scene to us >,860, feet long, by 564 wide. covering a scene of loveliness, as entranc­ was new and thrilling, and happily ing 22 acres, we whipped out our ing as a |xiet’s dream. Five chan­ there were no baggage cars on our note book intending to take a minute deliers containing 3,900 gas burners tram, find we procured a standing po- uf something m every department, are suspended from the ending. Tho sition at the door in the front car but wo soon gave lh» up as a fruithall also contains a large automatic xvhicli afforded us a good view of the less task; oim |>oor pen is too poor to organ, operated by electricity. splendid landscape through which we । portray or comprehend its magnitude G. A. TRUMAN'S H FOB STATIONS fMflaaU UUkagti. FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS TIME TABLE. « Ttiis building the next iu size, lays tindge 2,070 feet long, from which • wwt uf the main building. Hera w» ’ the view up or dawn. the river is; found rtre big Cofhss beam engine, simply ningnificeut. 11.406 horse-power, giving sfandy nN>* building by women. The. building I was era wiled by women. Taken all together it was too much women fur us, tMid accordingly we dug out, with­ , out a very careful survey of the ex-1 Mbits. July ana, ire. ________ '__ EASTWARD STAT1O! 8.00 a n> G.zt I A17 p Q> 4 4* txu - 13 l.!3 1.40 1.40 7.43 >-0 7.1.0 S.1S 2.20 »,33 3.40 l>J» - S.8S V..YO V-O Ilammond.. MldiH.rlllr.. sasit-:. Best Calico 6 CtS; per yard. NMbviUe...Vsrmontvllle Charlotte Eaton Rapid* Onoudava...... A GOOD GAITER FOR $1. AND KWt MS ll,ts • ' ».4S >1.45 C.lo Dt.Ulpot.n 6.S Atlantic Kxprt«a leave* Grand-Rai>M* STATIONS. Detroit Lr BOOTS FOR $2.50 ■Ann Arbor E- ton Rapid*, Charlotte, Vermontville. G, A. TRUMANS. M'J.llerlllr, 1 > iratir. 1 Through Cooclic* aud Wagn«r Sleeping Cara thrbofth toand from Grand Rapid* to Detroit. AH IL R. LEDyIrd. ---------- '— ------ n— Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw R. R, , SHORT LINE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOtJTlt HEADQUARTERS Dry Goods and Groceries, FOR Boots and Shoes. TRAINS JTOW BY CHICAGO TIME. G-oitijx South. Ind'oll*. .Tonvavllle Angola Dry Groocls Todtanapoil* 18 Gloves and Mittens, Or anything you wan. are not undersold. SJtam CJotnxr Remember we sa Nashville, Sept 12th, 1876. J Ke are receiving n;.- Buy Y our TE AS of AU train* ilaily rzerpt Sunday. ,t Jxcsaox -CIomt ronnecliot Mlchinn Ventral. Jark.on, L*n*lnc Grand River Valiev, and Michigan Al ir Joauvui.a — With Lake glivtu Sm>Uwn>(AiTLhw.|. Aubttra Junction— IlliuuU Railroad. At Fort W«rnr-With PUUlMrjr. Wart Chkmro.T.ied- \FaXlnb* W.-Ment. Fort W. Monel.-A Cliirtniiait. aud Cincinnati, Rlchm at Fort Wat r>« Railroad*. and keep a full assort­ ment in all of the lines. Our INCREASING SALES. machinrct wilnxo. DIVISION. The Reliable fctiort Line GRAKD RAPIDS AND DETROIT. NEW GOODS DAILY, lira road leave* the numubuua amicrosses tho S’.Yquehauna river on al RAPIDS GRAND Hats and Caps, ■ were passing, and for which this route and extent. This building is devot­ Is filled with a great variety of agri­ is so justly celebrated. . ed to the exhibits of the industry of' cultural implements, ‘interesting col­ In (the Pack Saddle Narrows, of all nations, and over each division is lections of land and marine animals, the Cooemaugh, Lewiston. Narrows, suspended the name of the country etc., from all parts of the country. Here we saw Daniel Webster’s old and at Allcgrippus, Kittamng Point, 'making the exhibit. There was plow; two Chester White hogs, one nnd Horse-Shoe Curve, especially, Chiun and Japan with carload’s of weighing when alive 1.300 lbs.; silk the scenery is unsurpassed. Before chinaware and inlaid cabinet ware. worms feeding on the tn til ben y leaf reaching the curve the road passes Egypt, the oldest ira'iou sending aud spinning their cocoons; lemon The Uiruilgh a tunnel. -3W2 feet in length,' greeting to th- youngest nalio» with and orange trees bearing fruit and at an altitude ot 2161 feet shove ] jts pyravnidic syudiols H» inamifhetiw- live stock exhibition is outside the exhibition in closure. • lid* waler. Leaving thii magnificent I and „ h„Se stuffed crocodile,U. s. GOVERNMENT BUILDING, Muniuit die road desoendsviuid makes France Wllh a French plate glass, 22 One of the most striking within tire a horseshoe shaped cure, around n I’eel high, 10 feel wide. 11-2 inch grounds, was erected by the govern­ trenienduous deep ravine. Ou our rhick. worth »l,500, and the largest ment fcr its exhibits, which are pe­ latl lowered a lolly mountain, nnd ever impo.led ; OreM Britain with culiarly interesting. In, and on the far do wo. k> the dark ravine sparUed it, silk, and satins; Brasil, with a’ contiguous grounds to it. can he seen all varieties of arm^, old and new, of a dancing rivulet. Al Kitlaning solid cake of silver, weighing 4,002 the war ami narvy, from the heaviest ' - Ihanl jasl scions die-ravine we saw Jbs. ami worth 872,000 ; Uncle Stnn field or murine cannon, to the small the road we had jual passed over far willl , galling gun, that is •artan ted Coll revolver, manufactured on the above ns, and from winch point we to discharge 1,000 shots per minute spot. Then there are valuable pahad made n eircutr of perhaps two-, „ld perfect wlislaction-. There peis and documents, nil kinds of coin­ age and currency, geological nnd miles. To the east, rantro after range blg from Beslou. aud ju.t j mineralogienl eurioirilieD, life size fig­ of lofty ntountnine asoea into ,Hvn.. the hall is ns rival’ Irum Eug- ures of soldiers and officers, u cation virw. the power of Vision living wiob- towt. ete. ete., We stopped inlo large enough to carry fifty red skios, slrueled by the signs, of civdiaalioo. „n elevo-or and went up mtwone of which w is (undo out oi a single tree, It was a scene so new. so grand, nnd j ,|„ mwen of this hoildutg. Before aud other things to- tedious io njcirtkm. so thrilling to us that it will never lie lay Um eahibiliou grounds. FairThese lnwldicgs are all faultless in torgonra. In .last the rente from the luouul Park, with its 3,000 acres it■ design nnd perfect irr construction, | Ohio to She Delaware Is a scenic , a .total and artsficial beauty, aud just but grand nnd -imposing ns they are, panorama, often built nlvng ravines ‘ ,cr™, tbo placid SoheytkiU the great they are biu the centers of life great 1 show. There is the Women’s Psr-! so narrow that iu Led u darted ouMeity of' Philadelphia, th- largest to 1 vHlrtM), Covi rihg w* acre groutUM1 of the overwhelming ruck*, and some-1 „c3 m (he U. S. and second to none ereeted at e cost of 830,000. which j time* through h^hly cultivated val-j in ,|le w(uid bul London. was cootrrlmrad by the wanes ofi ’ayx; fallowing kr miles tho “Blue wtwn r u~k fro™ uu» ,-tmracie b%i>. Unde Saul's domam. Jt i» ninplmt .limMia,’’ ar brand SuiraitebaiuiaJ Aiu teb^d ically a woman's braiding, all the ma-1 . , , , , , I Thte ma»'« tefclt* will arara, chioery being run by women, and »|>| BlOfi? wIioxb banks bo.'runny nxmes Ustu.nuwttMaM. the exhibit* being made and presid- j uf Indian valor or treachery Were <u-' It is a sight fax bebold-r-a sight for a ed over by women. A woman's rights paper is edited and printed in this, acted in ehrly times. At Rockville j lifetime. S.U' 0 00 h!r aodvhaapjy. '3$tMa am} p.-.-^J*uad« Southern LEE BROTHERS, arc proof that the peo To Il th* Centennial EiMMtlnn al Philadelphia. but ,r djn j, Wtt >4i/. pic know where And join id tlU chorns' vrith.tlUao that arc already singing: Tht* tort he Tea I lowf haro taught, £OflDSARESOLDCHEtf! ,1nd monrHcd -brca tute I found U uoi THEY KEEP rilE'fiulSEST: STOCK OF and- tee sell (hem less than they can be boug­ Yqu can buy In Nashville aud sell them at tho Smallest ht in this vieinty^ May 15. 1867. I Straight "A far B cents, MMIU cauls, Yellow C10 cents; ' ■ i . '.acnar: viFn*; * j^rj, • • • ■ . And other Grocexitw oqwaBy w low in price. KOCHER BROS.! LEE BRO’S.^ frank e«row. �cash: U» •(«.»! W. G. WLSWORTH1 CO COLUMN WILL OFFER i the 12th. was cofffinvd in ths lack-up at; Conard Monday night, aad next morning [ DuriUK th© DCXt 30 dSVS was fuun i in an unoauerioua state, having o «r severed hie wtwd-ptpe with a skoemaker*a kxlfa in tbe HiiUdals jail. GREAT INDUCEMENTS making ‘hian lively. walking along a railway track in advaneo ville as the Irttse of our operations • editorial brother and friend, Jerome Win ebell, ef tbe PlalnweR JtepttMlc. hat been because we believed it to be a town mapped out for a glorious fhture. Since then we have had a gcxxj op­ portunity to become acquainted with her citizens, and as a class they are energetic and capable, and the seicotion could not be bettered. Young man of the can building a large and convenient adddltloa io boast of-bettor meo,—either in n mor­ Nubvilk nt heart; do town al or business point of viefw. But we —Regular Fellowship meeting of the self-made men will conduct the affairs of Christian Chureh, next Saturday at 2 thia great Republic. are do turn to tho village or nnakiud; —Last week our readirs were informed -To-day will ba tbo last opportunity for who have no pleasure in this world TO PURCHASERS OF : DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, children. CAPS, LOCAL MATTERS. BOOTS, SHOES, kinds at ' Bolts Bxo.’s CLOTHING, Attend the BusineM College and Telegraph NOTIONS, Inetltute, Kalamvxoo. Board $8 a weak. *O., tkC„ 6:0. Cider I Older I* On and after thia date I will be prepared with my four preesee to make all eider that FULL LINES OF BELONGS euta. TO exect, perhaps, ia the dollar that they hoard to their own suuls. selfish • Nashville has no need of them and : will she bo when Gabriel sounds | hw trumpet for them to appear at the bar of judgement. . The News is ho charily waif, and since its existence has endeavored to make things lively, and give our pat« worth of their money. Per­ haps our course has make some ene­ rows - mies, but we glory in tho fact that til further notice. Barryville, Aug. 6th, 1876. a lady of Berrien Springs. Upon their ar­ Fxikxd D. 8oui.es. rival to this village, they found friends at the depot who conducted them to Mr. We would respectfully call the attention —Eld. W. R. Northrop Is in the village Wheeler's now bulk residence ou Slate St.. of the People of Nashville and vicinity to again. He will preach at the Baptist Hail the' house warm and lighted, a repattspread market in our new building, 2nd door north next Sabbath morning and evening. upon the table, and a party of friends to of tho bakery, where we aball conxiantly —The Branch Sunday School of Maple keep on hand all kind* of meet at reasonable price*. We hope by/air dealing to merit a Rev. C. I. Deyo addressed the school. Mrs. Goo. W. Pranain, of this village, were reasonable »hare of y<»ur patronage. Beat Sin-tain Steak 10 Cte., and other —The Vermontvilft Xntrrprfac is sfriv- the prime morera in preparing the aurpriae. P. DURHAM & SON. our enemies are ranked under the u np tied womanw-hippers,jealous-pates, Maflk Gaovx, Birr. 25th. * Ed. Nsws: , A. 8. Quick mat with quite a severe acci­ dent, on Thursday, Sept. 21st He was in lbs woods chopping, and having fell a tree was in tho act of lopping off a limb when the tree sprang 'sidewise, catching bis leg br1 ween ths tree and a sharp stub of a limb on another tree, pinning him fast. Hsahontedfor help, but none cams. Then exerting himself ho managed to back off ths stub. dead beats and town drdnes; whilst onr friends are known as noble, hernestj.encrgetic, industrious and largehearted men. • • . • -The Banta*(tab Stere la in fall blast We have a good advertising pat­ E. .IL White hare been secured u ronage, a fair run of job work, a good printing office, auc> house and lol, and —-A young man of Middleville dlalooated owe no man a cent. Can any paper hie jaw whilst, eating a apple a few days in Bany Co. show a better bottom ? To our friends-—those who have ago. This should be a solemn warning to everybody to not eat apptea aided us"9y their patronage, we return —B. D. Wing, or Orangeville, baa raised our thanks, and shall feci grateful for their patronage in the y-^ar and years this eeaaon thirty-one pumpkina from one teed. The pumpkina averaging in weight to come. —At tbe Democratic Represent alive Con­ vention, held at Middlcvi.le last Friday, for Whilst many papers are "doping-’ the Western District of Barry County, EH* their readers with a Rood deal of pol­ Nichol*, of Orangeville, received the nom{nation for Representative. itics and very little of anything else, —Tbe first Christian Charch social of tho the Naws has been content to keep silent upon this subject nnd leave its *ea«on. held and entertaine I by Mr; and readers to choose whomever they see - fit. caae at Truman's everybody enjoyed them- Our policy is and advice would be to vote for the best men,— men who do not seek office for their own —Time* are getting better and the far- glorification, ItM men.who will serve mon of currency that will help them, but the interest of the great mass of peopie the t>e«,—Trre.petnire W’pnfttfral belief. The claims of one man par­ —AH the characters in The-Ticket-of- ticularly do we wish to press .before the citizens of tins cctinty ; that of our fellow viz: townsman, Mr. the auspices of the N. C. B. Programmes Clement Smith, the Republican nom­ with* fall particulars will soon be out. inee for lodge of Probale; not espcc^ X —A riging and lengthy fight between ially because he is a Republican, bat because he is a man, young, ca|>abic, Monday morning, folly demonstrated the enterprising and honest, and one that fact that Roberts' dog was worth at least will make jnst sneh a Judge of Pro­ $8,000 for his “hang on” propensities. It bate, as will do honor to the indus­ trious people of thef thriving county inhabi­ tants ofaluj i|Und cochgMOits thereto Check.. BEST ASSORTMENT OF #nidy-gladt CLOTHING! From $3 per Suit Up. BOOTS AND SHOES ! A Gmkat Discovmby.—Il has beea dis­ covered by thousands of housewives in a'l WK KEEP IN STOCK parts of the country that I>. B. DeLsnd & Co '• B«*.«t Chemical Salcrahu is the only Saleratus that will produce a uniform re­ tbe bouse. Upon examination tbe wound sult, and give perfect satisfaction every proved to be a bad one, the slub having been time. . If once you try it, you will always 60 CENTS TO fl.00 PR POUND. buy it. ______ forced into hip leg an Inch, through boot-leg, tHr A Full line of. Violins, Bows, ate., leaving a bruised and mangled teg that All Goods Sold rte Represented, and Strings, &c., at Botsa-Bno. ’ a will confine him in-doora for some time to Satisfaction Guaranteed. come. Scuds. jV JUy ISasrirnlri. Location-—West Side of Main I-have two Sewing Macblqea of the “Will son" and “Grover & Baker” make, which Street, in W. A. Aylsworth’s Brick. 'i have been in use only a short time. We Mrs. John E. Davia has gone to tbe Bat­ need only one and will therefore sell the tle Creek water cure, for her health. other at a big discount for cash or on time. Pbena Staley has returned from a four Anyone wishing a sewing machine should Call week's visit to relatives io Wsabtenaw Co. avail themselves of this opportunity. and toe them. Oaxo Stxoxu. F. C. Bpise, C. Kill, Clement Smith and. T1IE AXH1K1CAN PEOFLB. wife, and your humble servant, >eturned No people in the world suffer as much safely last week, from their Centennial with Dyspepsia* as Americans. Although trips. * rears of experience in medicine had failed Lewis Durkee and wife, John Barry and to accomplish a certain and sure remedy for wife, and Geo. W. Francis wil* st^rt <m a thia diseascand it* effectc, such as Sour trip to the Centennial, Monday. Others Sion.ache, Heart-buro, Water-brash, Sick Hcadocho, C'oytiveaess, palpitation of the from (he conntry are goibg, but we did not Heart. Liver Complaint, coining up of the food, tow spirit*, general debility, etc., yet since the introduction of Gxbkx’s. Avcvrr Naw DnrAKTcaa —The Boston store of Flowu we believe there is no case of Dys­ of this city has taken its departure to Nash­ pepsia that cannot be immediately relieved. ville'to occupy the st re there owned by .".O tXX) doxen sold last year without one case Mr. I ootni*. Cojral Loomis will be to solo of failure reported. Go to your Druggists. owner of the establishment in that burg; Boise llro.’s, and gel a sample bottle for 10 and a*beiter man to deal with can not be ccqte auC try ii. Two doses will relieve you. Regular six* 76 cents •peak from several years acquaintance, and our city can ilj afford to lose a man of such There is no pers-jndtving but what rnffera sterling busiaemi qualities as Mr. Lontni.i. SuceraM to tbe Nashville Boston Slote.— more or leas with Lung Diseases, Coeghi. DRUGS, MEDICINES Colds or Consumption, yet some would die Hastings JoumaL rather than pay 75 cents fora boule of med­ CHEMICALS, icine that woold cun* them. Da. A.’ Bosciina’a Gernax StxCf has lately been irf- DYE-STUFFS, Friday Jahn Clay, n farmer'living three tro-luoed in this country from Germany, and miiea from Charlotte bad hia leg broken its wonderous cures astonishes every one School nnd Miscellaneous GEO M SAVAGE a CO a COLUMN TVilO ItEC’ErVITVGr Cente nnial ■ROSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE—The Unwta* Jror. Work* arv now BOOKS, STATIONABY, WAXI, PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS VARNISHES, BRUSHES, Sanical lutnuots, trusses, Etc., dixappu-.nied, for a strung-miuded mother iu-haw could happily NIi*8. E. C- Eitting^!* INVOICE ARTICLES, PERFUMES, COFFEES, “W •» «*•! •rt MU'* have shaken up a family much more than did the explosion. tor UH tapping, and u at present under ar- File Tobaccos and Citers. Spring* an<i Summer Styles OF Film & Co’» Hastings Journal atilt confin- was done. ROE & CLEVER. .drawer cf J. T. Sweesy’s hardware. Saturday morning two Olivet men named George Horn and Frank MeNaraee. had an altercation oxer some trivial question, in irW* •truck Horn end then drew of all kinds, which will bo told low for eimh Tho biglienl price paid for Hides, Fells Me. Give them a call on West side Main St Nash rille. M^h- Wines and Liquors I FALL FRESH MEATS, Tim comnlishtd Ity Gwa. Jwlm G. Newton, the openriiou, attoi thc wnrauidinary spccteeje was witnessed by thousands lu< Bri vention t»f Barry and Eaton Counties convened al Chipman's kali iu this village. Sept.-21SL A,_C. WMHWW. hner. Secretary. The con ven proceeded to ballot for Slate Juil.t's right BLACK & FULLER, a# the exprwaion of Piuprietors. . WM. VENN. Psopiirroa aaoe iu Ute livery te^ineiw and in j repared to fontirb all -who w1Hfa with a good rig. and at pricce curt vt-pufflllhg with tlu- clone t|«M. ./ 4-lyl I , Do you want Dyo stuffs ? NEW LIVERY! Do you want 1 ainls and Oils? MARBLE WORKS CUTTLSG AND FITTING, LIVERY STABLE! MEAT MARKET! banking the publigfor past favors solicts a continuance of tlie tame, and would inform the public thal (bey will FOB MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL PUBkeep constantly on hand Only a slight MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! Dress and Ctoak Making, -A man a^pvared in Charlotte, Friday er- as Hansford is now in the county jail. Eaton Rapids -has developed a juvenile thief, Willie Casper, aged ten years. Hr DRUGGISTS. Noah Is lb.>ucht Io bare hntf on board* »uf.|4y «f Parson* ’ Exterminator, from the tapl that for nearly Mx - erk. bo did not are Ar) rat. Ferrand, Will­ lama A Co- WjK.te^le Ag-.it-, Itelrolt, Mkb JjEDSOX, MOORE A Co.", DRY GOODS, DETROIT. knock oof their fonn duteous and top­ were WrtffU>ALE AND RETAIL! Is the Best Lager Brewed in the West 8oW by the Cask u MILWAUKEE HUEWERR, Grand IUw Arc.. IMsirit. Ulota. Thl. Iwr U boUtol by J»~l. In-Urr, 11 State SL. J. F. NoBuvv *C<u'Sa> Grind River aveune, and W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. 1776 1876. that the force tri Um (bxjriosiou would led for State Aeuator tn this 15th Sennto.ial Jt ple them over into old ocean, but they VA SALVATOR BEER ■ft —MajorGw M. Andermm. of Hmdllgs, C’LASS AM» PAINT! 15 GRADES OF TEA took place laat Sunday, at 2.5(1 p. m., The wife of Neal Harkins, an old resident in a successful manner and without Reverend that will occupy the M. E. pulpit of Marahall, died Sept. 23rd, while titling accident. Hell Gate is located at N. and expound the Gospel of the Living God in a chair. Rhe had been suffering from a in East river, jnst above Black­ He « spoken of as an able minister Rev. well's IslencLuod has long been con­ Kellogg has been assigned the Tekonsha A young isdy named Walls, of Eaton Rap­ sidered .tovto-altt.b.rrawment, circuit, to which.place he will move his ids, took morphine instead of quinine, by hU wife’s health win mistake, and. in spite of prompt and ligaat medfcal assistance, may yet lose Mr *hfm. . alarm DEMINS StrifeI and Shoes have come. Don't buy until you look al them. He can beat all the boys for pri­ ces, styles and quality. The best Hand­ made Standard Bool in the market,,alio the best French Calf Boot for Ladies, h$sl But­ IN GKEAT VABIETY, ton Kids for Misses, Ladies and Youths ex­ tant. Boys Foots in abundance. From fl a Pair, Upwards. For these talents nud the —Charles B. VanEnery and Henry Vgn while engaged in logging.* print, cut this out and take it to your Drug­ fact of bis being a good Nashvillian Valkenbnrg, two well-to-do citiaenx of Fia#H. J. Martin, of Vermontville, bu pur­ gists, Boise Bro.**, and gpi a sample bottle do we support him. ' chased the Freemiro aaw mill in Sanfield, for 10 cents and try it. Two doxes will re­ lieve yon. Regular sixe 75 cents. of goods from Samuel Illieh, of Detroit, on false pretenses. VanEnery was convicted NASHVILLE MARKET. The Chicago & L ake Iluon Railroad The explosion of Holl Gate, of in the Detroit recorder's court on Friday Company bare a splendid nsw engine on last.. ’ which there has been so much talk, of Barry. Prints, Cottons, TICKS, Do you want a good: Book for the Home Circle'? Stockmana A WUlyard, Do you want School Books? Do you want a Pfescription filled any cash with care ? WINTER and MONUMENTS, Farcieu * American SALE and BOARDING STABLE. Call uml Hee Ui ottoi*! BOISE BROW- ' GOODS. �TO MAKE MONEY *200 TEA SECURE AN AGENCY FOB THZ CHICAGO SCHOOL FOR MOSES of the British Legskian at CaMtantiooplr, on the alr.xutiea committed by the Turks in Bnlgarit, says a cAblo tele- wofuishd at Northfield. Madelia claims and turn,' a Mankato party of thirty-five having arrived at Madelia wo lite for the. flgLt. HL PsuL and pnbxb'y all Minnesota, is happy Uy boyr. lol ty i country Hhcriff. tagged tbo --The captured Nottijfl<ld robbers harooon- tire mine that blow DalWa Point reef to pUoe*. battery, at * nf• dtatancc. Colo, J3bnj rofoyo^o divulge tlio name -of too’ dead man or the nacres of those killed at Northfield, or tell olio are those oath to keep rueb things McrcL Colo Younger —The hostile Sioux triad to form an alliance with the Oana lisii Black feet. Uie oojnot being bullet in hta ebouldi r, another in bto breast. feet, if they would Jain them, plenty of hones Americans. They also told tho Blackfuel that they bad ptoatyof white woman, whom.they had taken priamien, and they promised to give them to tho Blackfeet if they would join tlioiu. Tbe Blackf<xt dcciinod, not being willing to fight against tbolr friends ■ -KtU Eagle and Little Wound, two leaders of Sioux bauds who participated in the Custer Gen. Carlin, tho command iug ’officer at Stand- body. Robert, tho youngcat. Is only slightly wounded bi the aide, but baa a Lad wound In the right arui. received al Northfield. James wsa also wounded in tho right shoulder at Northfield. J — Tho .National Agricultural Ocngros*, b> session al PldladoipUis for aouio two weob, adjourned Sept. 18, to most next year bi Chi­ cago. Hon, William C. Flagg, of Illinoia, is PmidsnL —Tbe Secretary of tbe Treasury has called tn for redemption <10,000.000 S » bonds of 18C&. May and November, upon which iutoreat will claimed that they want to the hostile camps for position at Philadelphia 4s now literally im tbe purpose of trade; that Sitting Bull de­ meuae. The Dn*bs* <>4 p*y»ng edmiyiona o* tained them, killing their p.tiiwi aud robbing toe aiMpiAtmte. (thiN^wJo4 Irl 118.488. —It ta now estimated that 7,000,000 visitors will have attended the Centennial Exhibition It wax not until after the Cutter maaeacre that at its close, and that stcckbidden will be repaid 60 per cent of their subocri]>tiona. FIRES AXD CAS V.I LT1X3. Pnsident. —The daah by the Seventh Cavalry and a Colliery, near Now Philadelphia, Idonging to batUliou of tho Sixth Infantry u[»jn Wolf ,thn Philadelphia aud Reading Coal and Iron Company, waa destroyed by firn. AH offarts Uncpapaa attempting to crown at that point, to check the .fire wars unavailing, and at lanl was a tellura. The troops failed to overtake too Indiana, who succeeded in foaling tho •75,000. ** river and escaping to tho Dritirfr Tcmwiy. —Tbo steamship Rebocc* Clyde, from Wil­ mington, N. G.. for Baltimore, went to reckoned the number at several hundred. —The Indian Commlasioncrs have had an­ other big talk with the' Sioux tribes regarding engineers, three •wuncn. tho steward, two coal-heaven1, and a pawenger named Wheldon, with ths Sioux, Cheycuncn. and Araji&hocs, they agreeing to vacate the Black Hills tn con­ —A paeaenger train on tho Pan-Handle railsideration of certain annuities a-jd presents. They arc to be removed to tire Indian Territory, lutnbue, Oiio, at an early hour one morning and taught fanning, stock raising, aud other peaceful pursuita rear earn were wrecked. Four men and two —The rocks at Heli Gate, that have so'.long children wore kilh-dfrn^ iretuo thirty or forty a period been an obstruction of navigation of varrongem more or lesfl seriously injured. —Late dispatcher from Reading Penn., give demolished. The frat was effectually per­ an account ot a sweeping flood in tho mountain formed at 3 o'clock in tbo afternoon of Bim- etreanM ot Fores', osunty a short time ainoe. Two cabins, occupied byGoorgo Parks and Dan­ eijht-oners, and with very little disturbance. iel Cooper, woodchoppers, w< ro washed down Everything waa prepared bo fore-hand; a tun­ the mountain aide. Tbo Parks fairdiy ootiatatcd nel was construoted under tbe reef st Hallct'a of seven penone—fattier, mother and five children. Tbcro were nine members of Coo|koh«nt< d with dyusmite cartridges ; these worn er’s famlly-Cooper, Lis wife, pix children and connected by wirov with an dcclric battery st Mrs. Adams, too mother of Mrs. Cooper. The a safe distance, and at the ti-no stated above th-a-o waa a slight tremor of tho earth throughout the city, and ths upheaval of two pletcly wreckcxL Two persons were drowned columns of water, aeconipsnird with x consid­ near Smitbport In Tiopa county three lives erable quantity of rook, wlfch all fell into tire are known to have boon kat, and four penxma rivar. No accident occurred. It is pro- were drowned at ills port. nouncal one of the greatest engineering feats -A cable dispatch from Falmouth. England, on yrrerd. says: “The’American bark Norway pul in —Enough recraiU have been obtained on t’re frontier for lire 2.500 csvxlry recruits collision on Saturday night with the bark Wave atffhoriz d by Cdngren, and recruiting oQisirti Queen, belonging io Sitorcdam. Ono acaman detailed in Nebraska, Kansas, and Wyoming liavc been sent to their regiments. person known to bo eajbd from the Wave Queen, —Tho Bupremo Court of Illinois baa decided wb'ch disappeared." that it U optional with parents whether their ddldrcn shall stuly tho German Iwgusgc, —It in decided by the Attorney General of mnmc, sad drawing in the schools. Those utudieo bavo heretofore boon compulsory in tho Uniled 8ULm that a candidate for I’reoidotiiial Elector cannot hold the office ofUoL seme or the bigh-toiud city rchooh ; bat now the school offia ra.are reminded that they have rule appliei to attorneys specially employed by boon getting r.bova their boriucos. lite Government to aa-irt in the condnct of' tbo parties indicted by tbo Unite! SuteaGrand Jury at Jeffersou City for complicity in tbo Mis­ souri war-claim i frauds, has been placed tinder —Dre report of Mr. Baring, Secretary of tbe •5,000. British L-galion at Constantinople, on the —Quite a shock of earthquake wm. expert atrocities camnuUed by the Turks in Bulgaria, cuood in some parts of Southern Ilhnots and is published. It is accompanied by the proKentucky on the morning of SepL 25. In «m0 gramma of the Balginan insurgents, which the Turks claim and Baring 1 eliervea t > bo anUien- TWKXn’3 (fBOHtKJL. Richard V. Connolly, cx-Comptroller, ■resides with his son-in-law, Joel B. We would call tho attention of cna pauied^by a nolo from Elliott to Lord Fithian, at Vevay, Switzerland. After Derby, in which the British Ambassador an extended tour in the East, and a pro­ longed sojourn at Cairo, where ho-was first recognised under tie thin disguise tho Robbins Little’ Wattrek ThU machine eatabiidh™ the fact putt arueltiea have been pcrpe£ntfod sufficient to justify the of a French tourist, he purchased, indignati^Srhiah they have callod jointly with Mr. Fithian, the chateau of Bam: halt, ia undoubtedly good exerforth.,Ho aranstniU ' a letter from tho ox-King of Holland, which lias on mj and capital amusement, but it often occaona bunged oyna. broken »kiiv» and blistered Schuyler regarding tho atrooitiea. Tito the shores of Lxko Leman. Here he Las 6*j| A Household since made his home. Tho place has I Blessing, gramme of the Bulgarian iosurgentf, been fitted up in the most luxurious The enterLunmcuts given are which tho Turks clafan, and Baring be- manner. Wz would not recommend tbe (re­ livysw io Jm» authentic. Thin programme described m generous and elaborate, if J WBINGEB. provided for a general and aimnltanoous not elegant Peter B. Sweeny Uvea in rising. A largo number of village*, all one of the moat palatial private Hotels of aud raliaUe m a laxative or cathartic. of which ore named, were to bo buhied, Paris. The entrance is at No. 2 Bne and the railwaja were to be destroyed. Solfcrino, though th a frontage lies upon blood, tirerabj earning The win­ The Government ntorea .were to be the quay ot tiic river Seine. See adv’L of Ladies’ .Floral Cabinet. aeized, all MuBsulmami who resiated woio dows command a view of the Tuileries gardens, tho palaeo, and tho Place do la Il in the mewt bcerttital magazine fa America. to be killed, and all Bulgarian* who re Tho quarter is expensive fused to join the .insurrection were to bo Concorde. forced into the ranks of the iunurgenta. and aristocratic, tho neighborhood being Baring, in hia report, catimatre that in made np largely of the old nobility. Mr. tho rzndjak of . Phillippopolia 12,00 Sweeny lives very quietly, and is Only at A8THMA. jaU'.titSHaTjSSlJSa: BRET HARTE IN THE Bulgarians and 200 Mussulmans were home to a fow intimate friends. Several killed and fifty-two villages burned. months ago ho expressed himself ns Tho Bulgarians burned five small Turk­ seriously inclined to return to New York ish villagoe. The report giveo a circum­ olid meet his accusers. As au intended stantial account of the deatruction of proof of this heroic rceolvo, ho actually cadi town. It states tliat tho most fear­ went as far m London. Mrs. Sweeny— ful tragedy ot the whole inaurreolion formerly the wife ot William Page, tho occurred at Batak. 'Hearing that prepa­ artist—lias lately given some charming ‘ • 1NBUHE AOAIXar ■ $55 g $77 [■VvtliK?, ASt Kt rations for a revolt were going select musicalos in Paris, at which (ho on here, ‘ Achipct Agha was ' ordered fashion of the American colony has been Richard Tweed, eon of to attack the town. Ho summoned represented. William M. Tweed, and more familiarly the inhabitants to give up their arms, known as “ Dick, ” has boon living in but, distrurting his intentions, they re­ fused to olxiy. A desultory fight suc­ Paris under the name of Richard Sands. ceeded, lasting two days. On tho 9th His apartment, shared by Elbert A. of May the inhabitants had a parley with Woodward (late clerk of the Now York Aclimot, who solemnly swore that if they Board of Supervisors), ia in the Fau­ gnve .up their arms not a hair of their bourg BL Honore, near tho Boulevard OF HARTFORD, CONN. _ v heads would be touched. Tho villagers Haussmann. Robbins FajnUy Washer. PEERLESS Courier-Journal A°J£"raa r .-‘gmrrsrs Jag “p-r. "is'-rs.'air'C-z: >; todelfcat M.—HMS>»l» Whether You Travel or Not, ALL KINDS OF ACCIDENTS, 8 i.OAixissrausstaSEsfAs? TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INS. CO. thereupon surrendered their anna. Then all the money in theplace was demanded, after securing which the Boslii-Bazouks sot upou tho people and slaughtered thvm like sheep. About 1,500 took refuge in a church, and ’baffled all at­ tempts to fire it from tho outside. Tbo Boshi-Bozouks finally climbed to the roof/tore off the tiles, nnd throw burn­ ing pieces of wood and rags, dipped in petroleum, among the thickly packed moss of human beings below. At last the door was forced open and tbo mas­ sacre completed. Tho inside. of tho church was burned. Tho only survivor ot this slaughter to bo found was au old woman, she alone remaining of a family of seven. Baring continues: “I visited this place on the 31st of July. Hardly a corpse had been buried. Where ' a man fell there bo now lice. In tho ■ streets at every step lay human remains rotting and sweltering in tho sun. Tho stench .was overpowering. Five thou-. sand in all were killed here, and about i eighty girls'were carried off. Tho sur- ■ viving inhabitants live in wooden huts j Ono of the wealthiest of English vel­ vet mauufneturera, Lifr. Listar, worked his way to buixhvw by years of patient labor iu search of a way to utilize silk rags. He began by buying np all such waste at 1cm than a cent a pound,and up to the year 1864 ho had expended tho immense sum of over $1,300,000 in fruitless efforts to And a proceai. Noth­ ing daunted, however, ho continued his experiments, and within the part ten years lias,discovered a method of convert­ ing such refuse inlo velvet of the finest quality. He carries on this industry in England, employing some 4,000 work­ men, and hundreds of travelers are also employed, whose sole business is to buy up a silk waste in til _parts of the globe. The factory is said to Iuiyo cost nearly $3,000,000. ’___________ ■ sherxax house, Chicago. People visiting Chicago should not fail to avail themselves of tbe comforts of tho palatial Sherman House, Its rooms are doubla tho aizo of those usually found in first-cloM hotels, and their outside tho village in great misery. - To । prices liave been reduced (to conform Achmet Agha and his men belongs tho I with tho times) to §3 per day for all distinction of having committed, per-1 rooms above tho parlor floor without haps, tho. moat heinous crime that has 1 baths. Alvin Hununrr, Proprietor. ..tamed Ch. tutor, ot the nr~.ee ceuOn| cutorCUz Mtatl.,. fare. tore. Neverthel^ta Ncvertheloai ho has been decora• The Chicago . Ledger, na large 4R.„ 48-colted by his Govermnent, as have also sev­ umn paper, will be sent to any address eral other leaders in these cruelties.”__________ six MOh-rnB, ,____________________ postpaid, for fifty ______ cent?. Tte report eonoledo. : '• Tb.ro wm un- The Ledger i» the cheapeel «uj Lal Address The doubtoaty.r^lotiopwhicbtauttobe I Lkdof.u, Chicago, III. crushed by armed- force, but the Gov----------- *----------------------rrnnwnt is to blame fur calling out the I At <«» request Cragin A Co., of PhilsBeeM-Beeouke, for bed it rent ropibr ' ‘Vpl‘b’ ’ . B , I of our readers gratis (on receipt of fifteen troops earlier tho Bashi-Bxzouka would ■ U) postage) a nampte of Dobhave lieen unnecessary. Tho manner in | bins* Electric Soap to try. Send at once, which tho rising was suppressed was in­ human to tho last degree, fifty innocent or gentleman desiring to devote a few hours persons suffering fur every guilty one." each day to a light, active buainc^s can dear from tl’tn 42 per hour, by showing a cow jmbbcatioii that everyone wants and taking sub C1IISX8X SQUALOR IX SAX XRAX- saiptioun therefor. For fall particulars write to J. B. Ford A Co., Now York and Chkugo. CISCO. Pncruts on tho foco, rough skin, Individually, John Chinaman is a diafqiod hands, salttl.cnm and all entanooun clean human ; collectively, he is a beat affections cured, the akin made soft and Ah Stne, the cook, keeps hia coppers and paua clean and bright, washes his the only kind that cau be relied oa. m tharo bands in goiug from diah to dish, is or- ara many Imitations, made from ouuunou tar, resisted were to bo killed, aud all Bulgarians detly, fresh in appearance, »nd everarwho refuae^to Join t> were to rayed in spotlere white and blue. Fol­ be forced into tho rsuki of tho imrargenU. low him home, and you will find this Oda to Lee, Btritabira county, -Mare. He waa Baring ertimatee that in the eandj .k of PbiLp- cleanly unit become oue of a herd of ani­ popoiiv 12,000 Bulgarians and 3(0 Mussulman* mals living iu a stat ■ of squalor aud filth, at which even a Digger Indian would for tho night claewhere. Thia round LU gariiui.i burned five small Turkish villages —The Fiji Titn't ttporUi a fight between tbe shudder. Fifteen Chiiuunen will live, .cannibals of lire Nalawanisa tribe and a force sleep and cook in a hovel or cellar return with a neighbor, Mrs. Haxard wm found under OapL Knolteya. Tbo natives fortified twelve feet square, having only a door on the flocr. with Wood swinging an ax above in cavern* after tire attaett. in which a number to admit light and air. Clouds of rancid of the whites were killed and wounded. The smoke jssuo continually from the com­ and lived but two hotue afteiward. Sha was rtrooghold was blockaded and tho cannibals mon chimney, window and door, through Cjyexrti old. Din mnrdcrc r w»a trrested. Ite starved out Seventy nrtaouera were c? pl sued. will plead insanity, —Tweed and hta c mpauiou. Hunt, have which John and his fellows may dimly —Tho trial of the • Monnon “ Btabop" John sailed from Vigo, Spain, tor tbo United States, be seen crawling, cooking, smoking and D. Lee, charged with being tho leader of tho in tho Government eteamer Franklin. On their sleeping, for when Goo Leo lias nothing Mamon butebera at the Menutain Meadow arrival at New York they will bo handed over to to do he generally crawls into his hole toe State anthOTilieJi. to sleep or smoke. The large compa­ —Volunteers auA Mntiibationa of money nies’ boarding-houses are no better. continue to arrive' tn Hcrt-re fn Every story is refloured amt made into policy of tbo Mormon Church to nacrifice Lira two, and often three, tho standard height of a room being a trifle over or under motion that five feet Clean at first, tho building soon becomes grimy, and then black, and then »’.irt- rruated from garret to and TcrrUori.1 Ix^Kl»(nre. paaoed and coming The reel and gray squirrels do not lay roof./.Once occupied by Chinese, a into effect March £ 187c miXiou w by winter store* ; their cheek* are mode building must always n-rpnin a pest-holo ovanulcd by Judge Bon nun. without pockets, and whatever they or be torn down. Under tho sidewalks, transport is carried in the teeth. They under nlaircaawi, in crammed bttuks aud are more or leas active all wintor( but on rickety platforms, John lives, and, it October and November are their festal is repeated, thrives. It is only to the months. Invade eomo butternut or adventurous and strong stomached that hickory-nut grove on a frosty October a fair picture of Chinese life is presented morning, and hear tho red squirrel beat ill nil its foulness. When a fire burns tho “ juba” on a horizontal branch. It out a hole, aud lays open a mjcUou of is a moall^ Jig^I*t4ie boys c.ill a this vile quarter, then it ia that groups "regular break-down,” intctvperand of the curious gather round and try to with Hneera and suickera and derisive believe that they live within a block a! laughter. The most noticeable pecu these rookeries and alums, where there liarity about Uw vtieal imrt of it is the >s no dilfcnmoo between tbe Uadenera fact that it is a kind of diu-t. Iu other of tho charred L-eama nnd that of (iio words, liy some vcntriloqual iriek he sleeping hole*. Of course there are appears to accompany himeclf, as if his voice Mpii<r«zjr», i paH^rtJng a low, gub —Charles Wood, a tramp, mmgbl ebcUer at tnral sound, and a part-a shrill nasal for instant ; but there is no danger of sound.—John liurr.vugha, in Scribner darkening the picture overmuch ; and for October. Chinatown, lying in the heart of rpHF. SPORTSMAN.’ Tort. FUM Snort., A<rtC. J°EObTi*L«•» Yo,k- WATC»K« tSKBg- $350 PILES $175— LOVERS EUPEON! -SMtiA&ss:. If you have rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, a burn, or a bruiae, procure a bottle oi Eupeon. It will give instant relief, aa thousands can testify. For sale by all Druggists. H. A. HURLBUT A CO, 75 aud 77 Randolph street Chicago. Agents ior tho Proprietors. MUSIC BOOKS! MUSIC BOOKS I n-.U>d trre 1>t Till NO rotall nrtcnol M. I ' ta lUt-u.ni>»iii VFMAHUFG CO.. SL Loota, Mn. l« MaocBtnck.Uuaa .auiti r..rm-r. Mr Ctiniea Dant TREE. tSJBSWaSSJSU! r ^wt.’.'Kss.'ertX'KTX A TKKH. LAHO AN1> MIXING CO.. Nawport. Kr. 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No Retrograding.” office ar tkomaws Baier. a**»na-sxHy. itoshriUr gimtorg. clioly eyes; his hands, beautifully fashioned, ar© thin almost to transpar­ ency Ho leans with his arm on tho byUtUfl -back of x^y chair and begins talking about some book he has given me. To all Ms questions I reply with warmth smd animation. Col. Gordon is oh- VILLAGE OFFICERS. K. I’traLjy,' U. BrynoM*. .Nerirttr#. t-S ». «. Mrt 1 p. m- NEVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1876. VOL. IV. loutiy than is my wont. I cannot help coniraating the two. friends: .toe maycau younger—and so ujuch the younger, Hrbocl »l H m »APTMT CnU«Cn. Herrio-rv^y e.W-U. JL> *1101-1 a. m. atulTr ».,»lRw4 DeUrrirk’e \TABH.V1LLKLODOE.~»SF.*.A. M. B-w".■teftWBSWJStt fiSSW era a/e eordlalfy InrllM gtuintw Jinrforu. W. H. YOUNG, H. A, BARBER, M. C ELLIS, n hi* Mtvlcn to th* prople of thh vl Office over L. J. Wheeler’* "tore temth?" Th» child wb-> enters life cot&ra not with knowledge CLEMENT SMITH, FLINT A BRADY, . 1NKYK and <*<x>im*IIo©i al law. KNOWN AT LAST. D. W. SMITH OTABY rauh, at&nd* to all tiualnr rpaktng deeda, nxjrlrsirva. drawing A Juno night; such a June night I warm, blue, and breathless, and moon­ lit. UNION HOUSE I am sitting all alono in too dear old London garden, and the canal which runs by too end of it, rilvered by moon­ thins rbc to raakr put-ala comfortable.' light, and occasionally darkened by tho ALF. C. BUXTON. ahadow of a pasting liargc, looks quite mgXttU, ’manufttrture* Rifle and Shot tin soft and Italian. and repair* all Mrrarm* aim! fin* Machine, Ilnwh.lfrtftc*,, of any mannfartura. fumUbed Papa has had a few gentlemen to din­ ner, and till they nru satisfied with win© Afr». M Z TIMMERMAN, and politics I prefer Lite garden to the drawing-room—the garden full of moon­ Menre al u. A. itart«r*i, oo 8ut».SIt«rt. light and tho- Benrching scent of tho thorn. I am not long, however, to en­ JOHNM. ROE, TT0V8E, Sl«n and Carriass Fainter. GnOnlnr. joy my solitude, for here is a step doe© 11 Frv*mlt>c. and F»|""r ilaacing a Specialty. by me, and the glimmer of a cigar. ‘ Ah! Miss Paisely?" says a low, CHAR W, DEMARA Y. musical voice with which I rim very EWELMK. Md <le«lwU> Fine«nd PUtrd Jewel- familiar, iy*-CMk^ Sp»ctiMk»„«-lc. Every artlelo w»rant«<f n« reprvvt-atcd, or nxiney n-tUnUf©. Optxi- “Did you take me for a ghost?” I N G J h. say, laugliing. I). IK LINCOLN, “Hardly. I'never yet heard of a "IAKALHR In Urw.lrw *nd Dry JLf Gocxla, Gmta'FurnUioc UiKola, Notion* iu4 ghost wearing flowcra. I left the din­ ing-room before, the others because I wished to havo a few minutes’ serious JC BAR A DY. talk with yen.” “Ob, don’t be serious," I cry, pit­ eously, and making a wry face. “ Oh, put by jesting,” ho rejoins, in J. B. RASEY, rather a weary tone of voice; “after this I shall make no further exactions upon your time or mood.” WEBSTER f HOBBS, My vanity is wounded, and I say, sharply, “I can bo as grave as mudt plljr. Uhr ua a call, cut aide of Main Street. people when the occasion requires it; OR NO STRONG, but there are persons who mistake mo­ ■pilIXTER, aad PuWUhrr of the Nx.btill« roseness for gravity and good spirits for JL N«v«. Every <le«er1pU<>a of 1'U.lu nr»T Fancy heartlewmexe.” “Very likely/’ ho goes on, hardly P. HOLLER SON, heeding my sally; “ but I have not oom a KOTRXrrORH Of the Wolverine MUI. The rood to defend my own conduct, but rather to rrptrtailon of lhr*e Mnb la cmUrrned by the plead lor another. I-am going—T am going to apeak about my young friend Hamilton. Look here, Rhoda Paisely, gftUcrllitnrw €ard$. you may flirt with ninety-nine men, and, though it may hurt your vanity to JOHN Q. CRESSY, J HHBBl bear it, do them no histtog harm; but with the hundredth it may be different; you may at tat drive him to madness or T H. LEE, perdition. Hamilton is one of toe finest V. Sheriff, young fellows that over lived. ” Ka>tel^«.MUh CbUmUoqb* *p«dalty. “ An excellent young man, doubtless,” JAMES FLEMING, I put in with something of a sneer. Not noticing the interruption ; “He is, I know, not generally attractive to women. From a boy he has been physi­ F. &— Fine Wtitehr* and Jewelry core- cally very delicate; his nature is highfully repaired and warranted. . ntrung and nervous. Now you know he P Watciimater ant Jeweler, TO MONEY LOAN! 01 Aftrnd tai kilt Swintir., JK SUMS or f300.00 and UPWARDS OM LOMG TIMK. L. RUSSELL. WM. JONES. ELIBU CHIPMA.V, JtMtiee of th« Peace, Xaahville, Mich. General Cosivryancing, ho looks so grave that I say, anxiously, “ Is anything too matter, dear 5” “Yes; I have very sudden and bad news,” ho answers, taking mo into th© dining-room and stroking my hair With hie dear, kind hands. “Young Hamil­ ton is dead ; was found dead tliis morn­ ing in his bed. It appears he was al­ ways subject to heart complaint. I met Gordon in the street, who gave mo the Ead news. Poor feflbw! he seemed quite broken byjt” I am terribly stricken. Dead ? I say toe word over and over again, yet can­ not realizo the full meaning of it. But when I go to bed I turn my fees to the wall, on which one long ray of moon­ light is playing, and sob os if my heart would break ; and yet I know I did not love him. ’O soft, melancholy eyes! per­ haps not melancholy now, but glad snd radiant and full of n new, triumphant light. O poor, troubled heart? that has, I hope, at lost .found re-t. But I think of the little kind things I might havo said and done, and of all th© things said of don© so much better left undone. Well, the tedious summer dajs go by. We never see OoL Gordon now; ho seems to have given uh up; even papa censes to wonder at his aflenoe. Ono hot August day we leave noisy, dusty Loudon behind and take wing for the shock of poor Mr. Hamilton's death, byt I am not quite what I was, and I think if CoL Gordon could sec mo now ho would think me less frivolous. I have a half hope that we may meet him in our him, and I feel ho grateful that he should have cared for mo ; but in tho way you mrtnn I never loved him. All you na:d to me that night was right and true, and I have been tho better far it” “ No harm has been done," ho rejoins;, “and if he died thinking you loved him, he died happier. But you are not looking well Is anything troubling you I" “ No ; I am not happy ; and now ho has gon©, I have no one who, I think, really loves mo.” . “ You are mistaken there,” be replies, quietly. “ Don’t you/know that I love yon t"—and then more to himself thou loved you, Rhoda, from the first day I Haw you ; but then ho loved you, too, and he was so unable to buffet tho waves of this world, if you could have loved him and mad© his life happy—well, dear, you understand. I have said mor© than . I meant to ssy ; consider it unsaid’; only remember, if ever you should want a friend, yon will know where to come ; and,” he adds, with rather a sad smilo, “ I will not even in jest ask you to be­ come my wife.” " Becans© you consider mo so worth­ ier i” *“ Because I will not give youth© pain of saying n?.’’ “ Because you will not give me the joy of raying*yes.” . “That could not be," he replies, with almost childish incredulity in hia voice; “why, I am fifteen years older than you.” " And if it were twice that, it would be nothing," I reply, warmly. “But must you Ikont all tho pride out of me?” Ho turns round now and faces me, laying his hands upon my shoulders, while I gaze into his. eyes so frank antf fearless. “Remember,” he says, in a solemn voice, “ tho place from which we have just come. remcml>er all that is at stake, and then tell me if you can say from tho bottom of your lieart— I love yon.” • - ’ * My heart docs not falter ns I echo his last words, and I know now that ho will never ask me that question again—at least for tho want of confirmation. He folds mo in his arms, and, bending down, kisses my lips long and passionately. “I camo in here," ho says, “one of the weariest mui in-all God’s earth, and now I am sulk-ly the most blessed." We go back to London, both happy, both su premcly happy; and as wo drive home through tuo shrieking London streets, I shudder to think how nearly I .had , missed tho groat peace and bsppnu ss of my life. lie bod kept his secret manfully; but, thank God I it. had been known at tat, and not too late.. . wanderings. I took anxiously at all the He walked into tho drug store, nays hotels into the books of virijtore, where the Now Orleans Bulletin, and said : bis name is not registered, and after two “ Gimme a glass of that aody." “.What jnoujhs of mountain and sea air wa ■yrnp will yos hare t” aakod tho boy. come back to the old London, the old “ Boerup 1 I doa’t want seerup ; I want house, and the old life. We have been aody f The boy placed the glass under home a week ; to-day papa has got to his “Indeed, you flatter me,” I say, look office occupations again, and to-day I the faucet and turned on the aoda water full head. As it struck the gloss with a tog down to hide a blush, which I fancy hissing noise, the ntronger said, "Ooh (though I know really it is not viriblo in rail things round me tend to all Jerusalem ! what’s that?” and startthe darkness) can not escape hia gray, . . . , . , 1 penetrating eyes. garden paths, the meanings of the wind . But ho says, quietly, “ You cannot in the leafless branches. ths cold, gray b. triad It «« Jp, b. taW perfumery stand, which caused a bottle aspect of the sky. Is there’ nothing I what I will have from you is this : How should like to do? 1 think, as I wander to fall off and strike him on the back of will yon answer when he put* to you the resticaely'lx!tween the garden and the the brad. At tho same time, the boy, supreme question of hia life t Silent I house. Ah! yes, there is one thing I thinking something serious had hap­ But I demand an answer.” have always intended to do, and why not pened, dropped the glow cm the marble VAnd I command you to desist from to-day ? I gather a nosegay of late au­ counter, breaking it into ninety-nine tumn flowers out of our own garden, pieces. Tho unfortunate stranger, with I me,” I cry, springing up in a passion, knowing that, if living, that would his hand on the back of hia head and his eyes protruding with fright, started for 1 and flinging far from me the rose with tite street at a speed of twenty miles bu out on my sad pilgrimage. They hour and ran plump into the arms of a are a delegate from your friend, he lias (Mliccman, who collared him and, crush­ inuced Lew unfortunate.” Norwood, Ih the dim vaults away under j “ No, upon my honor I am not that,” the church. Ab I walk up between the ing him up against the wall of a bouse, lung rows of tombs a chill rain begins said, “ What’s the matter I” “Matter I" echoed tho thoroughly affrighted stran­ falling, beating in my face; but I do ger, “ why, th© drug store bwt exploded not tod frightened er lonely in this cap­ soon Ute gentonneu come in. William ita! of the dead, nor do I shrink an, lit andl’m tho only one saved !” by a faintly-glimmering taper, I follow I Collectioiu a specialit;. money to loan too—so fair and fragilo'; the eider, cer­ tainly not at all handsome, but < trong of limb and broad .of cheat, with the dark, resolute fact- worn and.beaten by the storm-wind of the world. I think I make myself very agreeable to poor Mr. Hamilton. We sit by ourselves all tho evening apart in a corner of tho room, appariitftly loo| in emo another, till something he says puts me out of tune, and I leave him in a tiff, poor fel­ low. Only, when ho is going away, I am so sorry for him that I cannot resist saying, “I hope you don’t think me too quarrelsome?” Then I look up piteously in his face and cast another look of proud defiance al his friend.Soon our little gathering breaks up, and I am glad that tho evening is at an end. Another superb day, just os hot and cloudlww as yesterday; but in spite of th© beautiful woatber, and all the roeos in tho garden, I get up feeling cross and out of spirits. Am I merely a flirt I something altogether too light and friv­ olous? A woman, I think, should bo something better.' After all, OoL Gor­ dan was right, and whon I see Mr. Ham­ ilton again I will show him firmly Vut kindly that he has no reason to hope. I am something comforted by this resolu­ tion, but I have no will to read books or to pay visits. I have no mother, and I am an only child, ho my life is rather solitary. Somehow the day wears itself away, and at 6 o’clock, punctual as the time itself, comes tho quick, familiar ring, and I hasten to meet my dear father after his official duties. I overcome him by kisses and complaints. " Oh ! I am bo glad yon tiavo come back," I nay ; “ I have been horribly dull; and hasn't it been hot ?—no cool corner in tho house, and no shade in tho garden.” ' He re­ turns my kiBsee.very affectionately, lint in hand, stops before one. I signify to him that I would bo alono for a few minutes, and he retires. I bend down ■ and read tho inscription. “William Hamilton, bom May 17, 1851; died June 9, 1873. “HegivethHis beloved sleep.* ” Is it indeed sleep for him, and tmmarrrd by any dreams ? I think of how ho loved me—that love which I bold so lightly _ . —and the _plenteous tears come. Bnt here is a step. The custodian of the place *' ’ coming back, I suppose. I raise my face hurriedly, and meet the dork, well-kuown.eyes of OoL Gordon ; but they have in. them a milder, sweeter look ttan I have ever seen before. He takes my hands in his and holds them, looking long and lovingly at tlw inscrip­ tion on the coffin. We do not word, but we leave the place together and come out into the windy light of the fading day. ' He draws my arm' in his, still holding my hand, and we walk away in silence* At length he says, very kindly, “ Thank you for this, Rhoda ; I did not know you loved him so much." women : tall and elight, with an aristo­ cratic, mobile, though somewhat fem down the winding staircase into tho sad, populous region below, though I chiver st the dank air, in which death Menw to bfoome almrat palpable. My guide, CLIMATE AND NERVE■ POWER. Victories won by Americaus in various sports which have been practiced longer and more carefully among other nations very naturally lead one to speculate on the causes lying back of such Bnocem. A great deal has been said in tho way oi denunciation of the American’s physical constitution. He is said to be too nerv­ ous and high-strung—too much lacking in those solid qualities which boating men call stay and turfmen call bottom. It cannot be denied that, in very .many instances, sdeh appears to be toe esse ; but, before applying a general rule, it is well to consider the arguments’which may (i'll againiit that conclusion. Tak­ ing for granted m correct the common criticism, namely, that Amerioans are a‘ nervous people, .and acknowledging that, in many ways, a temperament of the kind is a drawback, nevertheless may not this very thing, which by its oxoeas in evil, contain the saving prin­ ciple that keeps us level with older and more favored nations in the struggle for life ? May it not be nerve power which canoes Americans to win a great many con tests ? Some time ago Dr. Brown-Sequard printed an opinion that tho average of men who suocumbed to surgical opera­ tions was lower in too United States than in Europe. As we understood his words American;, can bear the pain of opera­ tions better than foreigners, and a greater proportion of the wounded recover. This could only have for chief cause a stronger system of nerves, and tlicso again might b© traced to two principal rcaaona— climate and abundant food. Yet th© climate of toe United States lias been long noted for its stimulating and irritat­ ing effect on the nerves of people in a fair state of health. This is soonest no­ ticed by persons who in other countries have lx»ea in too habit of consuming much alcoholic stimulus without having their nerves, as th© English would say, “ overset" The Scotchman finds that in England the amount of whisky which formerly gave him a pleasant glow proves a “drop too much," but when ho gets to America the same dram will inevitably intoxicate him. English and Germans who havo been used to drink beer without ill results are similarly affected if they do not cut down their al­ lowance. A like quantity taken in the United States goes to their heads, and if they do not lay the blame on the liquor they are at a loss to understand toe reason. The truth, however, is that our climate, extreme in heat and cold, is a very dry one in comparison with thati of Great Brittin, end there is a prolMbility.that the nerves Buffer irrita­ tion more easily in consequence. In the United Statea not only alcoholic liquid, but ten and coffee, cauuot be taken in as large quantities as in Europe without risk of temporary disturbance of the nerve system. But in rpite of our nerves—and it may bo a legitimate speculation whether it is not l>ecausc of onr nerves—wo man­ age to win rifle matches, ball contests and rowing races without having as care­ ful preparation uor always as much dis­ cipline - ns onr competitors. At Phila­ delphia there was a conspicuous exam­ ple of what American nerves can do when put to tho test 'The American crews were cooler and more4self-posstances fought the racis through in what looked like nervous strength alone, in Home cases beating better drilled oppo­ nents, in others coming close on their heels. The slow stroke, which in a short race is very trying to tho nerves, was pulled more consistently by the home rowers than tho foreigners. A iKatmon finds nothing more difficult than to per­ suade himself that a quicker and more violent stroke is not going to effect a greater speed in shell raring. Another surprising eight was the good stern race some of the American crews could row. Of the foreiguexs, on the other hand, the chances were that if they got far In the rear they lost heart. Even mere uuuctwwu noticeable than juov -u Uiuiu miui in rowing tel b-» U» tnmnpbrf aemin ri£ j, b ,hich u,, match tat jear, and tliat which drove the American team on tho second day of tho late international contest at Creed­ moor to show themselves not disheart­ ened by their inferior score of the first day, but only spurred on to winning in spite of everything. The Scotchmen, who were leaders at the close of too first day, ouuld not stand toe strain on their nerves. The res;x)nnibility of losing in toe face of England and all her colonies was enough to make any man’s hand tremble, and if a rifleman’s hand tremble it is all up with to© eoore. Th© Australians, also, who, from th© practice became demoralized, while toe Irishmen improved as the match went on. With | turned from the watoriug-plaors to ♦ho Americans, however, there was a i New York and Brooklyn, from which it j may be concluded (bat there are at least that number of persona in the United ,Blates who do not feel tho hard times. . NO. 2. and began Lis second day badly—the LADURB TRAVELING ALONE ono who appeared the most frightened in the American team—saved himself It is said, and with .truth, that there is no difficulty nowadays in ladies travel­ ono after another. Probably this unen­ ing alone from Dan to Bcerahobo. viable marksman had an attack of what Every facility is afforded them, while hunters call buck-fever. toe politeness of American men to ladies whom they observed traveling alono has TRAINING A. MUSTANG. passed into a proverb. Yet in spite at all thte, ladies find traveling alone very disagreeable and .liable to a thousand A sale of unbroken Texas mustangs mortifications. took plioe on Baronne street the other Take th© great line of steamboats, for day, and young Whitmarnh, who rather example, upon which so nitiJab of the prided himself on his riding bought one. summer travel is done. The object, of He thought it would be no pleasant to course, is with women as well as with train him and teach him all sorts of lit­ men—air, change, exercise, and a degree tle tricks ; so ho hail him taken to Bpcar- of freedom aud comfort which can not ing’u stable, and instructed the hostlers bo secured in going through by rail. to take good care of him and bo gentle . But .a woman traveling alone can with him. After th© mustang got gentle have none of thee© things. She can enough to permit his food to be put over not get a stateroom unices it is one that from an adjoining stall without trying a man will not occupy because of its to jump ovex there and kick the hostler utter darkness and want of air. She to smithereens, Whitmarah thought he can not walk about because it attract* would ride him. Accordingly he sent attention and sets people wondering word around to the stable to have to© who “ that woman” is. She can not sit horse ready for him at 4 o’clock that down on’ deck and enjoy the breeze afternoon, and lie appeared ‘upon the from the river or sen, bccauee if she scene promptly at that hour, dressed in sits near a group they will stop talking, a new riding suit gotten up expressly for the women will be suspicious, and she the occasion. After several fruitless at will become painfully conscious that tempts to get on the mustrag’s back he she is ano too many, and she cannot sit at last succeeded in getting into the sad­ down alone without toe risk of bring dle and putting his feet into the stirrups, imjtertinently regarded, and possibly and then ho said to-the boys holding insulted. This is not an exaggeration, and I use him, “Let him go.” They did let him go, and the first jump ho made meas­ the word insulted,4,n its strictest sense. ured fourteen feet Ho didn’t stay where Gentlemen do not speak to la lies travel­ he struck long enough to nay “scat,” ing alone unless they see on opportunity but shot out to ono side about eight feet, to render a service, and then they often and then made the bystanders wonder if refrain for fenr of being misconstrued. the walking beam of r. low pressure Women in the habit of traveling alono steamboat could go up omd down as fast know this, and whil© they glodiy and os that mustang. Then he went straight thankfully accept a courteous civility up in the air and landed on tho ground which relieves them from trouble, itiff-loggod, and tho shock wiut so groat readily distinguish between thia and that Whitmarah thought tho horse must the intnunon of a person who takes ad­ have fallen from th© roof of a house. vantage of the utter isolation of their Finding that fail, ths horse ran for position sud th© extremity it would bo twenty or thirty yards ns fust as be could neecesary to roach before asking for help go, and suddenly stopped stock still. or interforc&ce. Men bustle alxiut; with perfect natu­ Just at that moment Whitmarab raws friend with whom he had important ralness and sangfroid they order tho writers to bring this and that What business, and, not having time to dis­ mount in the usual way, went right over they cannot get by bullying they obtain by feeling right and left, or, well, the mustang’s head, and, although the distance from the hone’s back to the not to put too fine a point upon it, l»y friend wo* twenty feet, Whitmarah only lacked two feet of reaching him. They carried him home on a stretcher, and after ten hours’ uncertainty he gave proof that ho wa% alive by opening his eyes. As soon- as ho could speak ho gave instructions to present tho mustang to his wont enemy, a man who lived next door but one, and whose seven children were each provided with a tin trumpet. Ho don’t take tho same intereat in horse­ back rid’ig as formerly, and for the next six weeks his wife has no fear of his being out late at night Mr. William Cliamlx-rs, th© veteran author and publisher of Chambers' Journal, contributes to that excellent periodical a summary of some of tho many views held by scientists as in the I antiquity of our world. Tho Quarterly Review treated the ib me subject re­ cently, and that most conservative of magazines now ad cute that the ordinary interpretation of the date of creation, | about G.OCO years ngo, is to be eet aside as untenable and at variance not only with historic and archsological research, but with the substantial discoveries of geology. The reviewer quotes the opin­ ion loot it is impossible that too earth can have existed many millions of years, as the earth is cooling, jf not rapidly, at such ajate as to make such on antiquity J impossible; and again, there is reason ' to believe that th earth’s rotation is not' so rapid ss formerly. Tho question as to th© date of crea­ tion must bo considered to refer to our solar system alone. The nearest fixed Btar ar Bun outside our system—poseibiy j the center of a similar system—is too far to enter into the question of the age pf our sun and its planets and thefr satel­ lites, being two hundred millions of mill­ ions miles sway. Sir Charles Lyell gives the date of the Cambrian formation of rocks m at least MO,000,000 years ngo; while Mr. Darwin assigns to too world a much greater age oven than this. Mr. Adams has essayed to calculate tho retardation of the earth by the friction of the tidal waves on the atmosphere ; and, in conjunction with Prof. Tait and Sir William Thermion, he allows twentytwo seconds per century as the time lost wisely concludes bis article as follow.-:: “ Wo can only nay that the theories pro­ pounded are eminently suggnstive, but nothing more. It is not remarkable that thnro should b«» differences of opinion among man of science concerning the dark and stupendous questions of ton for a chance to get a state­ room upon the Providence, of the “ Old Colony Line," recently, which runs be­ tween New York and Boston, I heard a number of mon imploring rooms for “sick” and 1 “ invalid" wives, who had no ladies with them ut all, and when at last a poor fellow did come along who had a delicate yoang wife and baby, too answer ho got was, “ Ob, come, now, that’s played out, the wife business is through for to-night.’’ Now, I dal© say, some particularly wise male reader is seeming superior nt this catalogue of woes, and wishes ho had a chance to say. “ But, my dear madam, so far aa the state-room is concernod, you could have saved yourself your trouble by telegraphing or ordering it in advance." Just what I did ; but I was told the dispatch had not been received ; and possibly it had not, for though I wrote it and addressed it myself, 1 sent it by a mau, and you know ono can nover depend on a man. I had even addressed myself to the next rvsource— the.chambcrmaia—but flve or six men were ahead of me in that quar­ ter, and hod preferred parting with a quarter extra to standing in “ line" with only a small chance at the end of it. Tho sick woman and the women with babies—poor, things J - had berths down stair?, or sat in the ladieo’ cabin all night with their wailing infanta. It was tho men traveling alone who secured the best of everything, becaUM they liad no “ incumbrances," and money wes “ no object" My experience was precisely th© same on tire People’s Line, going to Saratoga, and on my return trip fiom Boston I found it was. nut an isolated one by any means. Standing by the side of tlie boat early in the morning, as wo uearod New York, a young Ixdy approached and somewhat thuidlyaskcd the name of s fort w© were pasHing, and the reply led her to explain that ah© was a stranger on her way to the Centennial, and traveling quite alone. She experienoed no diffi­ culty, exoept from ’ tho unpleasant re­ mark she seemed to excjte, and toe utter inability to find on( anything of interest which she saw in the objects and scenes by and through which ahe paasod. Ono question only the had ventured to ai‘k, and then too fellow, who was a gen­ tleman in appearance, shortly after ap­ proached her and askeu her if she was not “ lonesome." and did not want “ com­ pany." That sent her to her room, and shut her off from deck privileges during tire rest of her stay on board. This liability of all but very old or vary ugly woumn to remark or impartiuenco, taken all the good out of taavdiijg fcj some women who ax© obliged to do italour. Two ladies can travel together with great enjoymeu^i and perfect Fccnrity; but one requires to brace Im rseif with exmragv, not to nrot too dangers of the way, but the people, the human or inhuman cstatnieB, who wear the garb of mea. �tail remarked: "What a commanding | was so stirred by the magic elo- G° TO mflttenee that old-worn-out piece -ol ipirncawa At . . iron would create on top of my soup uladMiere tha factory. ^MM ^ideal W« fe^'oii^ ru offered io Leaving this Hall 4V« viril OCT. 6, 1876 R. Mint, and saw car load lo«teo(,il. would fisfe probably bra»«d tire old FRIDAY, YE LOCAL OK THE RilPAGE. HEADQUARTERS r. also die procMt^l coin making, i cundqsmjadgo on tha sp«t, bad not lour brother just then called us to-ex- ^Iso saw at work stamping amine the church pew occupied by out real* gold twenty dollar pieces, all Washington, Morris, and Franklin. of which caused us to ponder in our Then we saw the court equipment of mind-the incomprehensible fproblem FOB the noble Lafayette, the writing desk of tho necessity of hard times and Philadelphia, (City of Brotherly of ( . Washington, sworus, epaulets, scarcity of money. ' . There are rnag^v’lber buildings > Love) dates fts existence frotp 1682. sashes , and relics of those who fon'ght, It was laid out by the Quaker, Will- ।bled and lost their lives for usa.huniam Pen*. also founder of Peansyl- (drtd-yaars ago. vania,-whs intended iu to In the East Wing—or Independ­ and greene connUy tonne,’’ with gar- ence , chamber—we found the origin­ and things of intereiTto'the Centen­ nial exeuraiohMt in and around Phila­ delphia, hut we havo made this Cen­ Dry Goods tennial bminess too long already, and FOR Every al ( Declaration of Independence, along will close with a brief sketch of our schoolboy is posted upon the history ,with the commission from continent­ trip to New York. Leaving Philadelphia . we soon 4>( Penn.- How he purchased the al , congress given to Washington «s land of the Indians, aud founded the Commander-in-chief of the American struck and followed the broad Deladens around every house. , It was nfear State, for a home for die oppressed ,army, in a fire proof safe. Time hasI ware for many miles. Friends in England. A home in nearly obliterated th.e sigusturM or! Trenton where Washington crossed which every freeman could vole and the , document, bfit those in tho left the Delaware in mid-winter and prod­ We hold office who "behaved in God and hand corner are still legible. On the ded the bloody Hessians into submis­ kept the Lord’s day,** and Penn’s on- walls of Independence Chamber are sion. A fellow traveler-pointed out Jy wish seemed te make the little hung the portraits of the statesmen the exact B|»ol where his boats land­ colony as happy apd free as could be; of 1776. In it is the identical table ed, but as wc never take much stock He worked unconsciously but his upon which the Declaration of Inde­ tn these traveling wiseacre*, wo did NEW GOODS DALLY, work was the foundation of a new pendence was signed,, and the chair not value his information very highly. A tfireu hours ride took us to New Empire,—an empire tot liberty, both ,occupied by the President of Con­ civil and religious, the first in the gress, John Hancock, and the chairs York, and we spent two days very world. "Hut history tells ns that occupied by the Other members of profitably in looking nt the metropolis Penn’s benefactors did not appreciate congress, all in their order as on that • his efforts, far faihng to collect his memorable day, 160 years ago. small rents, he sorrowfully returned ’Twa* Bichard Harvey Lee that first to England and died in want and ob­ offered a resolution declaring that “ Thue United Colonies are, and of a scurity. Philadelphia is probably the finest right ought to be, Free and Independ city in matter of location in the U. S. ent States. of the New World. We rode GRAND or walked over the principal streets from Baxter to Avcuue A. Visited Central Pnrk, saw. the noted Toombs, To all of the Chestnut street cars. which we assented. Over the mag­ honorable body. History tells us that Trip.” no record was made of many of the Worth Com*id*bis<i.—Good diet mike* most passionate debates—the idea healiby cbild.-en and healthy adult a. Good •aler*(u<i help* to make nutritious, healthy prevailed that in case of a failure, tho diet.—Hence ua* D. D. DeLand A Co.'* Bait English government would get after Chemical Saleratus, a* it i« perfectly pure I the leading revolutionists and they au-1 belter than Suda, and much belter and cheaper than Baking Powder. would have to hang for it. But the nificent high bridge across the Schuyl­ idea of Revolution grew more popu­ kill, past the U. S. Mint, Geo. W. lar day by day, and on that memora­ Child's big Ledger building, elegant ble 4th, fifty-four delegates affixed he said, "There ! John Bull can read In front of "Independence Hall" that without his spectacles, and may stands n large bronze statue of Wash­ now double the reward ol five hun k’Sfc.'a KreteAa....... 1 Venaoatvilte Charlotte....... . Baton Baplda, A GOOD GAITER FOR $1. AND GOODHUE SOLDCHUP BOOTS FOR $2.50 and we sell them less than they can be boug­ ht in this vicinty. May 15, 1867. To Our Delinquents. C, A. TRUMANS Dear Delinquent, it is lime to call KOCHER BROS residences, their signatures to the Delarntion, the roll so please toe the mark and large business houses, and we pass John Hancock leading; and as he listen while we do a.little plain talk­ Sixth street, and reach the Mecca of wrote hi* name in a bold, clear hand, ing. You are justly indebted to us American freemen. Best Calico 6 cts. per yard. are proof that the peo­ ple know where magnificent churches, TIME INCREASING SALES ic history, than any other city in the of the many secret sittings of that ious description of our "Centennial Eh, one morning as we stepped into in amounts varying from 75 cents to 62.50, which wc ought and would pass into NASHVILLE Jwk»« Westi tleman we must be unanimous ; w^e give you the worth of your money, early must all hang together.” “Yes," re­ have heretofore hinted that we want­ many curious visitors are already on plied Franklin, "or yre shall all hang ed these little amounts. We can’t believe yon are a dead bAt and we hand. The west wing is used as a separately." museum for the relics is of by-gone For Independence hate to dun yon, but we want to see Wc years. Alfiiough there is modi to Hall has been nsed by the authorities those "spondulicks*'very bad. claim attention, the first thing that: (or S'ate and City court purposes. don’t want the money to look at,— we wish to see is the Old Liberty But now State and city buildings are we want it to improve our paper, and Bell; and we have no trouble in find­■' in process of erection and when they make it more interesting to you, and years many ing hanging from its original framei can be occupied Independence work, the old cracked bell. The bellI MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. HARDY & CROCKER, OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Hal! to buy good clothes for ourself and Horse Rakes, Plows, played in the Revolution, but it is one which was put in three years ago,— punctual, and don't Jet this grand that can oft be repeated. it is just as it was one hundred years Centennial year pass without at least Early on that beauliful, sultry 4 th ago when it echoed and reeehoed being square with the printer. Do of July morning, Continental Con­ wifi) the logic of Hancock, Jefferson this, dear subscriber, and our soul The bones of Wash­ Harrows, Corn wHI rejoiec. They will never do it !" Suddenly quid* quid* ” fell like a thunder clap upon hands onr pent-up patriotic feelings, and and shout, "Ring, Ring looking around we beheld the “cham­ Ring! Patterns To two dollars per yard. If you will call and get prices before purchasing wc will guarantee it will do you good. *x>. c. GiriFF’i’jrM- of onr or (he Bent H ke» in the Cu (ry . Grand River Valtotr, nod Mtohlaan Hr Rae L R'a It JomriLLi — Will. Lake gbora < Mtehi*M> 8r>ulhcm Railroad At tl-»»•«»-With Detroit, Wtedate A Indiana Ilttaoto Raltnad. to throw their tobacco he beard his boy dapping M, Ring for Liberty F and- pion of the beH incident,'* of the grasped the iron tongue morning. The air breathed of masagain wa wa were were haul-1 haul­ The acres, and—and again and did ring with a crowded streets caught We have Over One Thousand DrflHM Ranging in Prices from Road Scrapers, hi* bell might be the first to give forth out America’s fair realm- for the gnod news. All through-th* long just here iho exclamation of "and in day he waited, shaking hyihead and that spittoon is where old Tom. Ben. used Planters, and BASHVILLE MARKET. all the inhabitants thereof,"—leaving bled to dust, but their heroic deeds hisgmodsen l*elo* to announce when will be told in song and , and rhe Declaration wa* adopted, that (heir memory be hallowed repeating, "They will never do it! Still it is so ’ Wheel Cultivators, bell-ringer went to his post,—beside ington, and other warriors and States­ the bell, upon which by a strange men of '76. who have been actors in coincidence was inscribed "Proclaim the thrilling debates within its walls, li'ierty throughout all the land unto have long since mouldered and crum­ Where he is now receiving ond opening up one of the finest Stocks Good* for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down • in Nashville, and never in the memory of man was goods so cheap ns he will sell them this Fall. Why, who ever beard of a Good Check REAPERS, MOWERS, FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 CTS A YARD. history uf the old bell, on the part -it ing the addition of a new floor,— have some pi ide, be square-toed and the old patriotic or Franklin. X BY CHICAGO TIXK. FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS I Proprietor!. will be made fire-proof, and be pre­ wife-; also we can always write live­ that first pealed forth the glad tidings> served for future generations to gnze lier items M'ith a full stomach and of freedom to an oppressed people.. upon. Although it is now one hun­ plenty of legal tenders in our pock­ Everyl»ody, of course, from thes dred and fifty years old, it is still in ets, llran when they are empty. We, school buy up, is familiar with ther a good alate of preservation. Except­ have trus’ed you in good fai'h; now, gress assembled; Offl'l B.p-1 1—1 & Saeinaw 1R. Fort Wayne, the Although it «J0 tOatorday and Sanday «(cw<*d have if you had only charged your 791255 first wing. 10,00 Free Exhibition ington, which was raised by reveren­ dred pounds for my head. That is miod to attend lo it. Now, wc have tial hands. We enter the building my defiance.” Then he added, “Gcn- striven to make a lively paper and and DETBOT, GRAND Trinity .Church, Booth’s'.Theatre, etc. Took a trip up East River, by Black­ Philadelphia contains more relics But the sittings of Congress were completed will be the largest suspen-, pertaining to the Nations. birth and not all confined to Independence sion bridge in the world. But we must drop the quill, for it struggle for liberty* more edifices Hall. Carpenter's Hall and other around which hang a halo of patriot­ secret places comin for their share ■s high time we had closed this ted­ "Now for a look at the birth-place of the Nation," reverently mnrmure<^ DIVISION. No doubt but that the well's Island,—the summer residence Independence was tho of Dou Tweed,—Hell’s Gate, up lo angles and are broad beautiful, with such men as John Adams, Thomas tho East River Bridge, which, when a population of 800,000, it contains Jefferson, John Hancock and Benja- completed, will connect New York nearly 140,000 dwellings, giving it mtne Franklin, swept away all bar­ and Brooklyn. The piers alone are 300 feet high, and the bridge, when the title of “City of Homes,” riers lo the advance of Liberty.. Union. RAPIDS FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS. and keep a full assort­ ment in (ill of the lines. Our Laying upon the Bght bank of the mattei of beautiful Delaware, it extends 23 cause of much anxiety, and many Harlem, aud went over into Brook­ redes north and south, by six the oth­ wrangles witbin these same walls, lyn, but we did not dare stay long 1 er way. Its streets all run at right but the oratory, logic, fire and zeal of But the biggest wonder we saw wa* j LJ| VISIT TO INDXrF.NffkXCe BALL. are receiving ed down from the sublime lo-ibe seal, lion, every steeple reechoed itr aud and Eli hurried ua out into the rear all night long by shunts, ilhimina- yard to Bee the posies and velvet) Nature suon soothed tiuus and booming of sannons, the green grass. I our agita'ed feelmgx, and we walked people declared their zeal and joy. Many attempts have been made down to view to restore the sound of the old bell by CHILLED aid DIAMOND ISON PLOWS MEAT ROE & CLEVER. Iinnkhig tb« public for past favor. toilet* a contiauanoe of lb. tame, and would infortalhe public tbai they will keep ooaatantly pa baud FRESH MEATS, AIlowM te te telly l«ted tefera |«nteae4. At- l. ehory’s Carriages and Buggies- LEE BROTHERS I of all kind*, which willb* a.ld low foraaah The highest price paid for Hide., Pella Me. Give them a call on Weal aid. Main Bl Mameflle. Mirh. CROOK'S Its mission Ims been performed, and found a lalf-chosen speaker, in the | center of the room, expatiating upon This is the Tea I long have sought, And nidturned because I found, it not. guarantee <|te merit* of the Hall in Irike the following language: ' would not devolve an atom from ’ honor due to ce Hall, but THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF GROCERIES LKSXDE* EMORY. if there had Carpenter's | Hall. there would have been no Dec- In Nashville aud sell them at the Smallest Profit. ■ hmtion of Independence." These Whilst we lingered and stood gax-. j' considerable rivalry between the de­ ll velees of the two Halls. The ing on this old velic our feeling* had' ___ Ixscn gradually patriotic, when au old Continental Congress assembled it) grsngery looking fellow at our eoat-1 Carpenter’s Hall in Sept. 1771, that . And join iu the chores with those that are already singing : enlarging the fissure, but all in vain. A rearcely lean sacred edifice, andj in the language of the poet: ■. PATENT doubile I WAGON straW "A KB u ite 11 it i< HARDY A CROCKER. J You can buy G™W Hl cents, YellDi C10 cm; And olbtr Graoerin equally u low in prio,. LEE BRO’S. •) kaala. The Canxd* Soatb-m h tte nnly line from ite Writ ruunUw Jlrwriljr to FalU, «1»tn* pMMncera, Um tnte,» mmM-M at ?•■orerote rtew of Um MI«My Catarart, HwWb-c ■ V.U, »te Gnte R-H*. »b4 item Stectly m theta*. Tm tHKk W iWCmm* Swttera w �= dware Specialties! THS PranreYLVAHIA uilmad THIS ill Kill CHEAP FOR THE FALX OF 1818, AT COLUMN lirisj Lb drew' Underetototot * TwmAW'e Ce^ to a^d’eis 4fee“ Mvr** •^k Good, to Kaahvin., and got prioe H-t, the Bosrex 8roaa. ______ -A^r~La.U •umething to- —D.'O. Griffith ba* km «U after kind* at BELONGS 1> NmAvIU*. ■»d r Jnrrr*w<l |u umlpmwU fcr an* wHl de prvja rv.i to botht ■ tn Fred. T. Beiee. C. Raymond. H. Coo, be Baobellor, Ad. Bachollor, A. J. Hardy and ■ft- a*« Blankets at 1.M than tbsy *1* slock of fall and winter mtltoery n«f. Melinda Totten. Ida and Mary Btodmarch, Wm. Northrop, wife aud daughter ; — Benedict, wife and eon. Nashville. THE ONLY IN PLACE TOWN THE WHERE YOU CAN GET GENUINE THE llA'HNG-HTATIOJi* n>.«r<i, m«,i« »:n i- n Mt niCHIQAV tha Boston Start, in Nashville. 'd—Time is slowly drifting around, and the lime fer laying to ysur winterfupply of cat­ nip and banking np the home.la near st Th* asylum for the insane al Kalamazoo J[f FIBSOM HUIS WHITE IUD kND OH FRANK THOMJWON, 8. LEIBHAU8ER, Charles D«>o, of Dewitt, fell under a train Albert O’Nail.'of Portlaad. died suddenly .avsday morning from over exertion in striving to catch a paaeook. Michael Dauber's shingle mfli at Luding­ ton wa* burned Monday morning. Loss $8,000; insured for $6,000. —Will It. Kocher has returned from New Older I Cider X day, un’Jl farther notice.'» Barry vitte, Aug. Sth. 1876. ' , FaiaRnT). Sculxa Mr. GillsL cf Wley Cantor. BL Clair Co,, —Wil! Venn had the misfortune to hare Ed. .Taylor, Jin employe st Ruel’s nail work*, Saginaw, fell into one of lhe “train­ —The .Nashville A’rtcii is three years old ers" Th n rad ay, and was terribly scalded by A All lift, of VIMin. Bow., thi* week, and tbe editor has been lo the the hot brine. The flesh of one leg came Centepnlal. He is'bound to go it fttrong String*, &<l, at ._______ B<«*» Bao.’*. Dr. J. Thomas, an Indian doctor of Jack­ —Mr. Jamas J. Gould, of Kalanio. has son, killed bimaclf on the eve. of Oct 3rd, by taking morphine. He has no known rel­ atives and had lately expressed a desire to the Boston Store- in Nashville reeentative to the state legislature for the die. second district of Eaton county. Whipple Bros.’ sawmill, on the line of the Having pytaBmu New Cider Mill toto —Our popular village Treasurer, Conrad J..L. A 8. R. R . above Bay City, was burn­ ed Thnrsdsy ; 100 m of lumber was aleo de­ the a»hery ittiMing at NashviUe, I am pre­ stroyed. Tb* Iom is estimated at $9,000, pared to make eider at alll times. Give me Monday morning te get an introduction to with no towranee. * a trial. M. Baocc. a bran new daughter. All doing welL Jattes Mahan and Edward O’neil wers ar­ rested at Jackson, Sept- 2Fth, charged with Bring down your BuWsr and Eggv —Jobs Baffum, of Kalamo, generally at­ snatching $Uk) from an old farmer named tends the Charlotte fair, but he promises to Snyder while partly drunk. ![he money the biggest prints. was found on them. Snyder resided at his pockets picked of a ten-dollar-bill the Jackson thirty yean or more and is highly respected. Came into my inclosure* on the 2(hh Inst. Mathew Blennerhassett died at Port Hu­ White Hog, which the owner can have —Base-ball accidents hare been rather ron on the 29tb Mr. Blennerhassett was otae of tbs oldest Masons in tho United Nashvilla, OcL 3rd, 1376. moutville last week, whilst the Bellevue and Stotee. and it is said he was a lineal de8. C, Waemxx. with him into treason at the famous council A. Big lUrgnln. round, in which John Cary had hia note on Blennerhassett's Island. I have two Sewing Machines of the “Will smashed lo a jelly. son” and “Grover & Baker" make, which have been in use only a short time. We seed only one and will therefore cell the Well, tbe County Fair is over, and we had other at a lily ditcounl for cask or on time. a fair Fair. The entries were about one Anyone wishing a sewing maobine should repairing and remodeling, previous tooccn- Ihousanti, snd a good display oFborsM. cat­ pying it A. R. Wolcott has purchased D ­ avail themselves of this opportunity. Call tie. she*p, swine, agricultural implements, and see tbetn. Oaso Svao.xu. C. Griffith’s house and lot oh Middle BL potatora, apples, pear*, grapes, and almost everything in lhe fruit line. A aplendid —The Christiau Church Social will be en- •how ef poultry, a better cannot be vbown in tbe btate we believe. Floral Hall was No people to the world suffer as much with Dyspepsia an Americans. Although tbeir residence, en Wednesday evening. Oct full of articles, (too numerous lo mention) such as is usually on exhibition in that de­ 10th. A general invitation is extended. partment. There was trotting and running Mm. C. I. Daro, Sec'y. racks, base ball, etc., sufficient to divert tbe this disease aud its effects, such as flour. , nw-tam>. W.l«r-u..b. Bick I-M.r.,jinii attention of tbe assembled hundreds from the bold driuly weather. Tbe Fall was a Headache, Coativenera. nalmtaiion of the . _ Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up of the presents a truly fine appearance, and the success ; but further than that we have not sp»ce to apeak. The attendance each day food, low spirits, general debility, etc., yet since the iutroduotion of Gaaart'a AvOerr Reynolds, with the Baptist Church—when was very large inaeed, more so than at any previous Fair of onr et unty, so say many completed—will greatly add to its beauty. who think they know.—Banner. Store, in Nashville.____________ of failure reported. Go to your Druggist*. —Rev. C. I. Deyo will discourse ripen tho Boise Bro.'*, and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it Two dose* will relieve fallowing topics at the ChrisHw Church next Sabbath morning: "The Mind of yofl. Regular site 76 cent*. Christ" Evening: “Samson's Biddle.” THE AGE OF HUGE EVENTS ? At Maple Grove Center at 21 p. m.: "Each Man the Architect of his own World." rill be anr Fwtnret KitLxn.—.Two farmers, one u Mr. Brigg* of Kalamo, and tbe other osmrf Bell, while living near Charlotte, had $200 to gold and a mania for fnvt riding, and for tbs benefit of.flyir.g sight-'cekere. we will call attention this Continvt and within tha limits of the United Statow! Otir Centennial famishes pesky bankers could not make anything off to'Che fastest through train in the Untied unmistakable proof of oar pragrraa, nnd is the admitted Huge Evmt of the Age. aud to .! >ride over the line between tbe see it our readers must take a flying trip day robber* took the whole stocking ft.ll. . ■ ! .Ciweneial city and P'uabnrg, 854 miles, in —rwaebing at the M. B- Cbart^i wvery “•* cis tiMira. This particular train is compo»' m., 8uu- of, parlor cars, so arranged that the magnif­ the Exposition and Eastern clfie*. During Inn f U AV “ ■ I1 ,1 AA.AAA — < -_’ . . . icent. Mtcnery on both sides of the line eanday School at 12 nk. not be overlooked. The old, highly culti­ vated nnd rich agricultural districts east of ile that the Foil & PeensylvauHarrisburg uro extremely interesting to tbe as virtually a:tai «gree of perfeetraveler, whilst the mountain rangers, the Howe Shoe Curve, Kittening Point, tbeConemangh. the Allcgrippua and hundreds of pea. of Ihowgbt to pasa. With a soi­ l-bed of brakes atone. the heaviest Channing varied views may be enjoyed dur- Mrs. Cha*. Dein, a widow highly retog daylight by taking lhe Limited Fast Exprest. By thia train tho sleeping cars mnsmy orwmxwn oy t**Mg vyesniue stacked at Pittsburg, and passengers She resided thrae miles nertkof that place, arrive in Chicago tbe fallowing morning. K other railway on thisContinenf can r ffcr tbe toduBemeat of -a lightning train from the EaM. C. M. Clark, al the General Ticket —Next wevt Mr. will ta|j ors»*. 65 a<rk ♦rrvet. CMcago, will give abwbed l, and apeak upon the polittcal all information. Particular attention given te toner* of inquiry. P*-w«ag*ra can go Center- Wndneado v ni-Lt .i t thrbWgh via. Grand Rapid* road io Fi.rt »w; ThcnW., C#.r , J,w. .lY IMqWi tt.il Hope Township; Friday’ night at j m*d breneb. ville, and Saturday uigbt at Maple I .2------------ -____________ 1 ——------ - AT THE BAKERY ■M, ha —d _ _____ _ P. & MAlt LINK c*k ok rotrxB Sri ud J|,m' „ rtaO, ri Inr, 'Uh । FRESM: ed that they wanted nil of tbe kt,gen row*, i MUSIC! ~ivsfC’ — Cutting and Makins doni in the Ute READY HADE CLOTHING! Jtff.N.ils Ifld t» «M pr kg $3.2S Strictly pure White Lead Jm, oM .ka u,. rtd Uhri, ,a d™ h 11 celts per lb 44 84 to M pr keg 3.5« 44 MtoU pr keg 3.75 Strictly pure Linseed Oil belled, 65 ets per gallea 4d to 5<I pr keg 4,oo Ruw <0 cells per galloi 3d pr keg 4.75 Eave Tronskinff—We hare 6d easlag keg 4.50 greatly reduced the price to 10 cents 8d casing keg 4.M IM easlag keg 4.00 KEN’S, YOUTHS’S BOYS* CLOTHING Nashville. Mich. Bov. Io. B. URBHAUlKR. Mrs. E. C. PitMnger WHO MILLTNEBY & FANCY GOODS! per foot; put up out of the very best OK Roofing Plate, Fall and Winter Styles. Dress and Cloak Making, West Side Slain St., Opp. Union House, CUTTING AND FITTING, is LIVERY STABLE! C. C. WOLCOTT, WM. VENN. FaorsnroK. 1776. CASH! 1876. DURING THE At Bitgood's old aland, Nashville, Mieh. RECEIVING and at prices corresponding with the dose limes. 43jl W.G.HLSWORTH&CO Centennial NEW MEAT MARKET. WILL OFFER ROBERTS A HOSLER. During the next 30 days GREAT INDUCEMENTS Freah and Salt Meta DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, ing a corner with his omnibus, when one of litem drove directly into Tremaine's team, runntnd tbe tongue of his wagon Into one of bis borsm and killing it. It is claimed that they were intoxicated at tbe time and hard­ —The attendance at the county fair, ccn- ly knew wbot they were about. They were sidering the wnfavorable weather, was good both arrested and placed in jail to await can scarcely realise the rapid changes that their examination*.—Charlotte Hepubllcan lime and our. active and intelligent worker* and the display, sepecially to the line of 1. A A A .1a wI.LSm an. — ------ — C A ___ csttle end poultry was good. The cash re­ MANIA FOB FAST RIDING. ceipts witre $1,200, About $800 was award­ ed for prtitoms. The society sold 708 and civiUser* of the world. Titne la dietmembership ticket.’. wmE MERCHANT TAILOR! WE WILL SELL THEM AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: the gearing of a grist mill on the 27th ul«. logs, whilst logging last week. lickat office, t", Clark St D. M. BOTIi. 3, OYSVERS. ~» f- f. . ■ R0L QGA~A S.1 VSAGE, GROCERIES, and WAB« MEALS fw tie M TO PURCHASERS OP DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES. CLOTHING. NOTIONS, &iC., dfcC <fcC. FULL LINES OP DOMESTICS Priuta, Cod n«. TICKS, JOKIMOTVS. Stripe/ and Checks. Bottom Erices DYE-STUNTS, School and Minccllanenun, BOOKS, YEW LIVERY! STATIONARY, WALL PAPER, Stockmann Jk Willyard, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS PROPniKTOns VARNISHES, LIVZEK/’ST. BRUSHES, Souica! Instruments, Trasses, Etc., INVOICE SALE and BOARDING STABLE, TOILET ARTICLES NASHVILLE, MICH. PERFUMES, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, Tine Totraccos aid Einars. ular- Too cannot affutd lo U without U, Crirkti on the Srarth. BEST ASSORTMENT OF geadtj-glade CLOTHING! From $5 per Suit Up. TFme# and Liquors I FALL FOR MXDICAL AND MECHANICAL PUR■ POSES ON LI. BOOTS AND. SHOES L IN GREAT VABrtETT, From. $1 a Pair, Upwards! Do you want Dye sluffs?' Do you want Paint* and Oil*? Aivr> Do you want n good Book for the BLACK A FULLER, Home Circle? 15 GRADES OF TEA 50 CENTS TO fl.00 PR POUND. Pt aprictort. Do you want School Books ? Do you want a Prescription filled ' with care ? AV1NTEI*. LOOK IN! and MONUMENTS, Forrigu A America Location.—West Side of Maio Street, in W. A. Ayhworth’* Brick. MARBLE WORKS Call and Hee Un, Tours Truly, ¥. G. AYL8WORTH & CO. BOISE BROS. GOODS BLACK & FU.LIJ&. �9S9 news HAlf FRANCiSCO nr . rnioxn. —Braxton Bragg di^d st Gaivestau, Tex., afew days agu, aged «1 year*. Hedrop­ pad daad riiile e.rorafag a Orest. mk( in front of the portotfM. He wm in He usual b*dth up toU»« moment of his death. TLe cause of tisrth wm * fatal syncope todnoad by organic diaesse of the heart. —The .bt'et ** scare " in London is that an ittMH fat to be made to rtwem tbe Fenian priaonen in Chatham jdl. Beatinela bare been iMgoiy ittcroaael in numbin.. and tbe prieonete bare been hi.Won. -Sir Thomas White, a member of .the Board of Aldermen for the Ward of Partocken, has bsen elected Lord Mayor of Loudon. Accord tag to the general custom, Aldetmau Thomaa Owden. of Bisbopogate, eh on hl liars been chosen, bat the1 bad elate of hia health jiroclnded him from taking tbe office. -Tbe man who at the ttnw of Tweeds de partnre frrnt V.go waa atopping at the hotel . there, under the name of ** Banda,” Israel out to be William Tweed. Jr. —A cable dispatch announoes the death oi tbe great Gernvu sculptor, Ernst Von Handel, the founder of tbe oloeaal statue of Arminim., which was placed upon the annuals of the Tentoburger Waid last August, amid lher»joiemga of tbe Whole German people, and which spread hte name and fame far and wide. The ecloses! statue of Armtahts (or Hermann) overlooks tbe epet where that hero defeated • tbe Romans and reedued Germany from-tbe oppression of tbe ancient Romans. — James Lick, the fickle-min led millionaire of Oa'ifornU, te dead. ' —An American Spiritualist medium. Dr. Blade, te under arrest tn London, on a charge of couap-fiqg with ono Kimmons, his assistant, to defraud. The complaint te male by Prof. Edwin Ray Lankoeter. T. It 8, tto. Made and. Baumona wore held to biil, and the case was continued. wAjrjrBxz.. —The work of tho Indian ConumaRiooeta . sent Wort has been aucceeafullr concluded. TheHJoux Indians at tho Rod Cloud aud Spottri! Tall Agencies haMndgnod a treaty agreeing to remove their people co tbe Indian Territo­ ry. The CommlMionora havo returned to their homes. —The c-Mumtesion appointed by Congress to investigate and report upon tbe workings of tho faet mail service established in Septemtw. 1875, and discontinued in July, 187C. met at Chicago last week. anil, after inquiry among tho VtuineM men of tbe city, arerrtained that they as well as tho poetoffice officiate and railroad mon, earnestly desired the resumption of tbe fast trains. —Tho Choctaws, Cli'ckaaawn. Cherokees and Cstawbaa of tho Indian Territory protest vig­ orously against tho removal of tbe barbarous Soux to that country. They .say it te an out­ rage against tho dviltaed Indians at well as tho uncultured Brulea aud Totons. —Gen. Newton annouScos that tho roof al Hallett's Point has boon swept away, aud his summary of the facta te m follows: From 180 foot dietant from the aboro lino to tho iine>of buoys tbe bottom slopes gradually from eight foot of depth al low water lo twenty feel outside tho lino of tho buoys. Nothing loss than twenty foot of dentil at low water was found. The divers havo boon examining tho reef, and report »thorough breakup. —On the 1st of October tho mail service was commenced cn about 700 routes, which were let under regular advertisements on U>c31rtof July last, thus completing tho entire system of mail transportation to ersry Stalo and Terri­ tory of the United States. Murders are on the increase. Two a day now te about tho average in Chicago. The boUlo-imp te at the bottom of ucaHy all the murders, a majority of them originating in bar rooms. ■ —At Trinidad, Cat. a Deputy 8h<riff named Brigade Oordaba called upon his sweetheart at Mr. Strane's house, fterano bad p.-ovioualy told Otwdaha that ho would shoot him If ho cime in: but tho lover persisted, and Strane kept hte word. —Tho Cincinnati Timet having remarked “it tho brothers Younger ever gel any oiler. Min­ nesota te not the kind of a Bute we lake bar to be." tho BL Paul Pioneer-Preu ami Tribune says; ••Unfortunately, Minnesota te bound hand and foot by her law*. She cannot pre­ vent tho brothers Younger from getting older, because her statutes permit murderers confess­ ing their guilt to escape the gallowa, and tho most infernal cut-throat living haa only to comply with Ibis requisition to cecapo tho Juat punishment of bte crimes." —Three bold highwaymen stopped a colored man on the road a few mites from Independence, Mo., ono day last week. Hte pocketbook con­ tained only «7. which the robbers compelled him to yield up. when bo was remitted to go bte way. —Delay in carrying into effect tho order for disarming and diamounting the Indians at Cheyenne Agency rrenltrd in the unprovoked murder of the Rev. Mr. FenneD, an E,4acopa] missionary. He wm aitet through tho heart and head by a fiendish redskin who had been con­ fined In the gnard-hcinse for some misde­ meanor. and had sworn to take rever.go on tbe first white man he met after fair release. The Fplaeopal robaictary happened to bo that man. — Ou Friday of last week Francis Epf e offorcd death by banging at Coshocton, Ohio, for the murder of Alraham Wertheimer, in November. 1875. Owing to the inazp* rieuce of the Sheriff-s deputies the eondemtod man suffered needlesa torture, as somebody had blundered, and tho poor victim bad to bo held up, the fatal nooeo readjusted, and thus Ept wm hanped twice before be was killed. —In Heniy county, Tenn, reocnUr, two United State. Marshals attempted te am»t an Uliclt dwtilter ussud Gd«, but be rasteted acd killed ono of them with bis shot gnu. Tbe deCM-ad wm CtepL F. H. TorbsU, formerly of tbs Hix!eenth United Blates lufautry. lh.M. easaiu fled. -Thss'cam barge Lady Frarklte. runnings woed-sjow bstwosci Saginaw and Ouio ports, caught fire Mtly one morning lavt week, near Amberisburg. Can., at the mouth of tho Detxt*l river, and was entirely destroyed. Her crew all eroa)Hx! with some slight ’lujarias, ex­ cept her mate, name nnknoen. who was Jest. BLowm owned in Cleveland, and valued at ♦fi,0M'. She wan originally a paescugor steamer -The eebooMr Mridhwex of Milwaukee, laden with lumber from Quebec for Leitlu Beat­ land. Ik came waterlogged and wm abandoned in mid-ocean. Her crew, nine In number, were taken to New York. —Abel Forth, bow oan man of tbe ehtmpicn f «r-oare<i crew from Halifax, N. B., who dtetmgnWwd tl-.emnehca at Phil ale! phis, and M.rk. Lte trewter, wire drowned on the morn1 ig of the Ul in Halifax harbor. They were going hemo in their schooner boat of about sixteen tens with, some coal aud winterrtovra on board, whan they were ran dawn by lhe mail s’eamer Nova Sro-ia, board in from Fait more. ATntMAfrE’iw. Haul In U»»< «t Oi- <:u<w» AWC*~u V. iSZJXVi gomrowM -W-ltn. H.PTO.U7 UlulKlul. - A oorrraipondentwntowns follows from San Francisco to an Eratera journal: There are almost one hunilreil million­ aires in ibis State, more than one-half cf whom' live in San yfanciuoci ■ Why, I -Tbe Vallejo (Cal ) Savings and Commerctel can well remember when there were but three persons in the United States who were worth oyer a million dollars; but the Argonauts are not satisfied with mil­ stated at upward of •550,000; Uie indeUnd- lions Th<y go accumulating and dazzling tho ma«4&intb a display of 10 be temporary. , their riohee until death arrests their pro­ —The total debt of the United Blates is gross. On Olay street alone there ore 91176,776,418. The public etetamonl for from twelve to fift *en private raside now,October 1 la as foilows: each of which coat not one cent lose than $300,000, and'tWro are three or four on . .»i,csn,no,iob tho 'same atreei that cofit more thin l i«jw.<n» $500,000, and one or two stables that cost more than $100,000. The magnifi­ SI.8T-.U0U »Ate,<U cence of San Francisco docs not consist alono in ite private, roaidences. Tho »4l,S9l,ni M,».WJW0 tetenwt paid vr ite tatero-t niKld ty Htalcs.. new Oily Hall and tha Custom House, as well rn other public buildings now in ooureeof completion, lire gardens, parks, theaters, churches, temples, gambling saloons, the Stock Exchange, tho buirinees houses, the Nevada Block, owned by Flood A O'Brien, tho Mint, tho Safe Deposit Building, etc., are enough, as Mulberry Stllcra would say,, “to aston­ ish Hie world." The Stock Excltan ge lifts not at many members as the Board of New York, bnt it costs much more to bo a member 4 f it. As much M $45,000 has been paid for a seat in tho board. Just think of it I $45,000 for tho’privilego of buying and wiling stocks. And thia is —Tho Chicago and Southwestern railroad, not alL There is much more onbddc with sli ite property and franchisee, is adverbuying and selling dono hire than in Wall street is never as order of tbe United States Court. The road New Yprk. uteadx from Washing ton. Iowa, to Leaven­ crowded with people m California street. Tito inauia for dealing in stocks pervades worth, 300 miles. all cla-ises of society. ‘ Bulletins are FORBIGM. issued every hour. Men, women, and the Spaniards sent against them. A telegram children uro found everywhere asking tho price of Consolidated Virginia, Cali­ her six br Italians of Infantry and a regiment fornia, Ophir and Savage. Women, who of cavalry will arrive in Cuba. Fourteen bat­ c’aim to ba ladies of tho highest respec­ talions will bo sent to tho island daring tability, can bu seen hurrying to aud fro, —A report eomre from autheu’io sources that giving their oommisiriorB to brokers to tho Mante&ogrina are uuwilliug to conclude buy and noil on tho margin. Servant girls tiro aLx> infected with thomanii, and not a few of this class become sud­ —The British Admiralty have a letter from denly rich through their skill or luck in Allan Young, tbu commander of tho steamer stock gainbling. There seems to be do Pandora, making a voyage to Smith's sound to law p gainst gambling of any kind here, bring to England dispatches deiKwitcd there by tbe. Arctic ex|>edilion under CapL Nxrca. It and if there is it is not observed ; for it announces hiv arrival at Vpcraavik on tho is openly dono on tho streets and in bar­ Mth of July. He reports all well on board, rooms ; a favorite amusement is to toss and says that ho would proceed northward up n twenty-dellar or ‘flfty-doilar gold July 1U. picco, with tho cry, “heads or tailsf. and the man who wins quietly pockets Ratib Pxrlra, tho Egyptian ComuiAudor inChiof, and bis staff havo boon taken pritoti- it with an air of perfect indifference. I have never seen such crowded streets. era byttew Abysriulana. —At the coticlunion of the tea days’ truce certainly not in New York or Fhiladeltho Beivians fuiioualy attacked lhe Turks at pltia, aud Iho wonder is where all the Dellgrad,, but were repulsed with a loss of people coma fNffn, fB tho city does not Ifi.VOO men. Tbe Brrrian for cm between claim to have more than a |x>pulation of Alexiuatz and D.digrad are estimated at L tile attention is paid to 120,(00 man. with 110 gum*. The only aim 300,000. and result of the S- rrtann accepting tho armis­ dress. The city in cosmopolitan in tho tice was to eoctira limo for Gen. Tchornxyeff fullest sense of tho word. You can west to siwemble an army in that qnjrior and sur­ any kind of clothing you please and not prise the Turks, and drive their army into the excite comment. I have seen aide by monnttius where It could badentrnyed ; but side ladies in white with straw hats and in thi« datign they failed, a» stated. . ladies in velvet with cloaks and furs. All between Turkey aud Bervia was fought. The tho languages of tho ear th arc rpoken 8< rvians made the attack, but wcyo repulsed hero—tho Chinese, tho Japanese, lhe four times, with great low. The Turks having Hindostan and tlte Greek, to say nothing kept on ilia defensive, their low was only 360, of th - French, German, Spanish, Rus tbe wonn led liaving been brought in. Among tsian and Italian. - Grcijt barges and tlioeo ou the Servian aide are many Rumi an officers. Tbe officers had to drive the Servian fishing boftti and birch eanocB are not sold era to lhe attack at sword's point. The uncommon. fighting lasted throe days, tho Biuetan officers displaying considerable bravery. About an bonr before a game of base­ ball is to come oil tho members of each Last night a man who had been play­ club aa-cmble.at on ippoiutcil rendez­ ing for four cr five hears at a faro tabic vous. The' Captain arrives, calls ’ the in Virginia said, in a quiet, det-rmined roll, oisoovera' that all on*, present, and tone to the dealer, os ho laid his last then a.’ks : dollar’s worth of checks on tho tray and •‘Secretary, did you order a gallon of five: “If I lose that I’ll bl jw my brains ..rnica and soiuq HjilinVs and plaster ?" ouL"_ There was a hush in that small "I did," is the reply. room where souls are bartered nightly •‘ Treasurer, liavo joa arranged with for tbe chance of winning gold. Yonthe, an undertaker to hold himself id read­ fev.-red with the excitement of the haz­ iness I” ard, drew back at tho awful threat, and ’* I have." old gamesters cast an eyo at dread, upon ‘•Pitchy, did you secure a burial tbe pale-faced man who staked hia life loti" ' upon a card. Tho gay murmur which “I did." almost always rixa from a group of “Thru let us march to the grounds, g-mb!era waa huahed. Tho long, thin and to a glorious victory or a noble flogeni of the dealer trembled. His death f* colorlost f*co twitched nenrttunly. 'The And they march. jaw of tlte attending waiter dropped, and his tray was held mechanically by the nerveless liand. Slowly the cards were DesignB uro wnnfed for: thrown from the l;’.tjo silver box. The A ret of artificial teeth for tbe mouth five loat! The money of tho ruined of the Mreaiusippi. gameatcr was added swiftly to the deal­ A lcw mnttreM for the bed of the er’s boar J. The features of the loet North river, gambit r were terrible ta behold! With A clothes prop for tho equinoctial odo swift geeture of despair, he turned lino. and said to a friend in a huiky wb sj>er, A raddle for n nightmare. "Bob, len’me a dollar." “Goto blank," A pair of oara for a butter boot A lid for a Christmas box. ’ replied the faithless friend, as he laid a A bonnet and a chignon for tho head four-bit chock on the king. Then the relenting suicide passed oat, and stco J of Katahdiu. Fatty Evans off for a plate of oysters.— A slipper for the foot of Mount WtwhOold J1UI (/Ver.) Ntw». ington* An immense pen to rule railway linos. Ix tho forty years that tho Merchant's A kid glove for a hand at whist Gargling Oil has been before the public, A bridle for a dotlies-borae. thousands of patent medicines have been ushered into tlte market and re­ A oork for a Lottie-jack. tired, white this old remedy has held on A Eteam-wiMsto ent sunbeams. its way, increasing in 1 opularity with each succeeding year. Merchant's Gar­ A WATDUMG I'LACX correspond'-!t gling Oil is known familiarly the whole ' Ispgthand i read th of the tend,and tho g-iea, “gimme room," and nays : •• Her name ofAbe Secretary, Mr. John Hodge, hair u a rich copper bronze, flung loose of Lockport, has a fame as wide m Ute like a mane. Her feet and ankles are medicine he dispenses. We hare no white oa lhe fleety aonl of a billiard ball, date as to the number of bottles sent out from the manufactory last year, but the which h s invisible legs of ivory." Lot j quantity uiurt have befiu cDormcai. Ilin oompany distribute two millions of almnuscs and domestic recipe books annually; and when it is remembered that those aregivtn away, some ides qt pir^ xtrxt of the alvertming oiterpriso may ite formed. A modiatno that will stand tho tert of forty yews, as the Merchants Gargling Oil hav done, need.-t no special iudorecment at this trte day.—B'lfTiilo Courier.V him out. legs! A billiard ball with invisible * 91.00 te Greenbacks I CRYSTAL SALON, summate Taste and Beauty. . ■ $55 g $77 a^£5£ BS CHICAGO LEDGER. IMPROVE! HAIR RESTORATIVE What It Does’ THE LEDGER, CHXCAGO, XZZ. min Pleasanter still is the fact that only good words in behalf of the display down by tbe SOLDIERS while the showing here claims modestly to Yet we have our points of supremacy, and oddly enough they come tn just where, at first thought, one would hardly have looked lo see Tliink. for instance, of tho great phaaoof art involved in tho designing and fiaislitogof femith s line ; of the fact that Paris is tho conceded 1.1 i $1 SiSgSgiS i:: MOHEY^trax^-^ WELL AUGERLSi'Sfift: PEN3iON8rr^!ri: £51? S60 A WEEK complete, distinct and supremely artistic. In richness of material, elaboration of trimming. duMtcal dceif n and finish, harmony of colon, and tliat final icderaibablo something summed up in the word ‘•style." there are at least half a dozen fnll-drese tri'eta in thU enchanting glass batten of Goosige A Oa’a which tha visitor to Phils irlphla'a dteptey will vainly search to equal. R tlir than all, there is a culture and reuucmcut nliining Ln every fuld, every detail of ornamcntalton bi these costumes which commend them to tho unerring instinct of womankind as rcb in which a lady would feel hereelf more of a liuly than over. Of the rctUtetia judgment which baa guided the grouping of tlicee superb oaetumee, hardly a word nr erne requisite. The moil untutored art soul finds an enjoyment, even if it cannot tell why, lit tho atatoiv'elccancc of those silent figures'; the securate bJcndinc of hucp ; theunenirg taste which has so placed each figure that it heightens lhe effect of its sisters ; the dli| lay of uncut goods magnificent in their scope and riclincee. and tho cardos* yet car6fallr pituino I strewing of cloaks, India shawls, co>tly fans, lactn. <t al, which serves as an admirahic fail to the runited grace and imposing ewcep of iho completed toilets. To lhe lover of the tcautifn). tho undorstindtog admirer of tha arihlni. tho display bi as sniatanttel a treat m fh sfforded tn tho art galicry itself. Viewing this superb < xhibit in its matchless lieauty. ot o does not ma: vol to see lady visitors trim abroad continually catch up tbe cards of tlte firm who ennooivod and contributed it in onlt r to send them in laudatory lettera to dis tant frier,du, or to personally vh.it tho great <H*ab iubmont front whence all this magnifi­ cence octa ualed. Tho noble display, which, we learn, is to bo snpp'cmeutod an ura 27th tnst. by a etill larger and finer one at their own «xiahteUmeiit, in hereby cMumttrflod, in all sincerity, to every lover of Into art and fauiticea oariumlng so­ journing pirmtntaUy or temporarily hi ChiDon’t forget to read tho announce­ ment of Tira Gao. D, ilteioll Co. in tho teat weok'a number of thfet p.rrar. It conteiuv a lucid dMcripUun of tha philoutphy of tho Robhitib’ Wuht-r. and nbo much valuable informx tlon for hottnekerpers. From the teeUmonixl*. etc . apply to The Goo. D. Bhwll Co.,' Naugatuck, Coun. The Ohio State Fair awarded the first iirrmium f>r planon to the Ohio Valley Piano Company, of It nb y. They are mwufarturera of the celebralM Valley Gem. tho most popular hwL-umwt now sold in tho WmL FIELD! THE - --------- - —• -Guram--------- -r.....:,' Il, ■■ $250 > AKXT rXKE- Addrau WjORTH A CO . Bl. Iziola. Mo. Wanted EUPEONI If you havo rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, a burn, or a bruise, ploeuro a bottle 01 Eupeon. It will give instant relief, an ■ thousands can testify. For sale by' all Druggists. H. A. HURLBUT & CO.. 75 and 77 Randolph street, Turkish Neurotic! BAY’S TURKISH NEUROTIC FEHN ffifial IHUKTCI InrwUsrtolMmwlteof Thonies. AlibNTo. ter, Tt» c .mtilnitKa ("r llite aa«<n«i aaruiM**anrltiUx TEA S. AT THE As well as at VIENNA. THE WILSON RECEIVED THE HIGHEST AWARD, A MEDAL & DIPLOMA FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD I LANDS FOR SALE WILSON SEWIN6 MACHINE CO. 360,000 teres it Southwest Missouri. . Maple srUcte-pIoUaa ...n texfr Fl AST-CLASS STOCK FARMS, Chicago, New Orleaps, New York. Excellent Agricultural Lands, UM1 I>m> TOBACCO RXGSO5 tn th. W—L SHOUT $10,000 HALL’S PATENT HESKING GLOYES. Prices $2.50 to S10.00 an Acre. A BOOK for the MILLION MEDICAL ADVICE C.t.rA, Hiipterr. Opium lUtet, Ac., SOT FillWin rrr»if A DAZZLING CHANCE!! Otte -CTnt LADIES' SELF DRESS-FITTER. hravr paper. •<> that after meMC K.-3. tha exai-i-atllna pa I tern S profit la tear serf a bait dareon CHICAGO SCHOOL FOR NURSES ANO LYING-IN ASYLUM. 174 ASHLANO-AV. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT lENTENNIAL HISTORY $50!pr »I7F H«!$50 m£.e.S>Lh:Acn mES> flAIX-S XMPROVED HUSKING PIW, xloci.anfi l-y rrtun. ini ••t*ctr Dre—letter'' FMKEI Frpil uamn tnr mw aoU beaut Catalugne or Faabtuna. A. BURDETTE SMITH, trau,. U Xxri Wk CL. I Naw-York City ' K1HGSLMD. IU8IC BOOKS! THE EHCORE It •=4^5 “ $3.00 for 10c 1 a. 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I UaVUxK U twa aad .erf aijra Ite «M, frwily. IKI<rtIAM.Swrt«wllrH.Ma o|L^IntTr,^rt1 T2u’.Neurol1. Juk£TtpiS/KroM. CHIClOO. Baavss—ribdcs OraAsS Surra. Cbdre Katina..,. Gows and ll.lfcra. ANNOUNCEMENT Osier’s Dictionary. CENTENNIAL AW Two on th nits doses of Sheridan'• Cavalry Condition Pomlrrg will euro a Lorre 6ipos.,......................... . Flrf.ea -Ao,»rfit.' »■ atera IN lower. Read, Think a d Write. THE MARKETS HARTE t mtt vgvaz tosaffe.* •** Thkxk io no disease flesh is heir to nwretroiit:l<MK.iUBl>nianA-;o than rheuairtlatn. p. cotao. when von h‘Mt «tx>ct It, aud g< netally r« wain" till It cits ready lo go a<ay. Tho tuoKt couipicnou. remedy t> r this complaint la Johnson"e Anodyne Liniment. knew this from experience. BOOK AGEMTSC BRET think that French tuitions hire a pecollsrly conspicuous hIiowidk at tho Centennial. After retnectlrtniig all this, is it not a matter to make even dull masculinity tmglo with wondsr msat and pride to know that fits Chicago Expo­ sition present* an exhibit Of toilet and dress goods oonsiderahiv more elecaut than to made by anv ainglo exhibitor at Philadelphia ? . the writer, a dweller for three months dur­ ing tho anmmcr in lhe Centennial city, and an altar st daily visitor to tho assembled contribu­ our Auger Hook. U.S AugvrCo.,St.Louli4<o. tions of uatir nx, took a turn through the lees Ct’RKD^A^nOMR. proto ntion* display in Chicago early the present week. It was a revelation to discover in the spaclKtu and airf cnaial apartment, blazoned with tlie name of Charles Geauga A Co., wm t-roufod a mor* oomprehsnslve, varied and KIDDER 8 PASTIllEASSSK. beautiful showing of ladies' costumes aud dress material than could be remembered in oonneolion with an exhibit al the great Philadelphia bazar. Knowing tbe facility with which indlvdual judgment Is apt to tumble into unoonsetous error, the wtilcr took paiua to fortify tho opinion thus formed by obtaining tbe ideas of TH|g lady friends, art connoisseur* and others who had wandered through the oorridora of the greater Exposition. There was solid comfort in recording an unvarying verdict in behalf of homo aovoreiguty. Within tho channing predneta of thia Chica­ go iioudolr may bo counted come 90 complete toilets. Tnew embrace every variety of cos­ tume, from tho rich and substantial promenade eults for fall and winter wear, to dazzling At out request Cragin it Co., of Phih* delpbia. Fa., have promised to send any of our readers gratis (on receipt of fifteen cents to j ay portage) a sample of Dob­ bins’ Eloctrio Soap to try. Send at once. JFAJfXJrCXAA JJD IHDU8TM1JZ. —The exlHbitora al tho Cotainmal had a of dealh as impo’oJ, becatute th? culprit The attention of uddferfi and their . ira Ute in the judges' Uli. one day lart week has his neck broken instead ul being hairs is railed to the cud of HcSaill & Birch, Tbe ccOMten ws» th* formal announcement of hanged by the neck till ire is dead. 91.00 te Gold I 91.00 te Silver I ___________ FASHION AND ART RRiEt: OLIVER DIT80N & CO.. Boston. ni Baoanwat, Corrugated STOVE-PIPE ELBOW. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-10-13.pdf.pdf 5b5048b7c70505ada13a67d8cd97d5b7 PDF Text Text - - - - - - - - - - - ——,— PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, Nashville, Barry Ceunty, Michigan, O^RIVO STRONG. ■dltor Brtd Proprietor. Or ^tashuilU aflru-5. SlttNi — ADVERTISING RATBk • -___ :__ _ ___________ i_________ —__ *_J__ ft—i___ ........ Progression. No Retrograding. omCESK TBUMAWS ERICK, Story. VOL. IV. SUshritk gHrrrtimi was in store for us on our arrival in Cin­ cinnati. Wo had scarcely reached home when I was arrested for grand larceny. Tho "Stolen goods were found in my shop, but how they came there I know not; and I declare before God that it is V1LJLAGR OFFICERS jlfrtrtirf. ZuiJUSTIAX CHURCH—C. I. Dare. Pm V tor. Bgertwa every Sabl«it>>i 10 ,aod 1 r.w. Sunday School ImmodUU* nfur cwralnp awvice. FeOawahlu the tut twlcnUy In ■JLfXTHODIHT-kFMOOPAL CHURUH-K. I. Ul ttlLoco 1*mUu. Honiara every Sabbath at I U A m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School al 12 tn T> A PTI.ST CHURCH. Hcrvk*« rrerv Sabbath atlsi-ta. a.-stxll r *.,•» R/*ae* DcUerirkV T^A&HVILLX ikiDQfc -«4 F. A.'A-; M. '»«£ AV uiar communication on anch Wcdneadaj eve nowrr-or hud or falling 9«riW Stmtarg. -: i. 3F.-2Z MOdWa OffiW^boaw from ? to t a tn. »i “ HA.llAR.BER MC. ELLIS. Rral*!«ncv, _ ______ _ ,~ ‘"-CLEMENT smith AWTKR. In «RU» rmtrt. In thU ttate. iMtirxncc and iCil'raUla avrnt. Procnnw bounUM sodlpfMlOtM. and nttanib lb collecting tbrougfrait tho U. g. L , FLINT Jr BRADY. m<1 Lninrellorr >Tl«w. Office. -vest «Mr at Main JUrrM. Nuhrlllr, Michigan. ATT0U5KY* XM*eial attet>Uau sirrn to' roUr-ctkma. - A. M- FLINT, T. M. BRADY, . D. W. SMITH . UNION HOUSX. IUNK DA.S'CKB, I-ro|«R.»or. • Thia Itotol U pleawntly aitaatn! In tbr_ ^xtilcr of bnaiixo. F ALF. C. BUXTON. UNSMITH, nMUuiaclure* JUflr and Sbol Gun» and n-p»ir» *11 Flrraro.* at.J fliw Machinery. G BroMi-loaden, of any nianirf»cturv, furnlibcd at Ihl-prltc. Shop near the plaining mill. • - Mrs. M J. TIMMERMAN. JOHNM. ROE. CHAS. IK, DEMARAY, xt a*«v£xuKQl«'!,'t>r tuoocyrefunded. Oj>po- D. IK LINCOLN. £ PARADY, \r ANUFACmtER Of Boot. »nd Shw. Making 171 and repalfjjw neatly done, al»o elricl atten­ tion to till all order* promptly, and at the foweat IMng price* Shop w»at idife of Mala Street. J. B. RASEY, hands. WEBSTER d- HOBBS, OR NO STRONG, Job PrtaUusn rented with neat ■ilepateb. Office over Traman’a P. HOLLER ^ vSON, ■pBOPBIETOBS of the Wolverine SUB. The good A reputation o’ then, Mill* b confirmed by lhe ■pecWiy. IHtsctUuurouj (Cardp. JOHN Q. CRESSY, U HHEKI T H. LEE, Deputy SBerlh; U. NmUIZc.MJUi CallroUwwa .pwUJlj- James Fleming, ' Wateiimater and Jeweler, P. S-— Flue Watches and Jewelry curefully repaired and warranted. MONEY. TO LOAN! Oi ApprntJ tai btek keiritia IN SUMS OF $300.00 and UPWARDS ON MUG TIME­ L. RUSSELL. . NyHVILLB, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13,1876. yfM. JONES, ELIHV CHIPMAJiT, Jnetlce of the Peace, THE POWER OF KINDNESS. "Tho evidence was all circumstantial, but it was twisted and distorted into what appeared u perfect chain, and I was convicted before I thoroughly real­ ised it Tho last dollar of our-savingu luul boon exhausted in efforts for my defense, and my wRe wm force i to labor for her own support Her former friends deserted her because she .was tho wife of a convict,- and sho was often in distress for tho neceMaric*of life; but the climax of her miseries came when she found herself mother of a baby boy. Lack of nourishment and nursing did the fatal andtufci a few Urf aftef her con­ finement’ die was 'box-tie to an humble grave, with tho little darling cold upqn that breast that should have given it life arid strength."' • Tho man lx>wed his head upon his bands and tho tears trickled rapidly through his fingers, while his strong frame war. convulsed by heavy sobbings. Newland’s eyes were not dry, and sev­ eral moments passed .without a word from cither. The would-be burglar at length resumed : " I served Out my full time, end it is but just to say that I experienced better treatment in tho penitentiary tluin I have outside of its walls since I left that in­ stitution. A few days before receiving my discharge I resolved I would not re­ turn to Cincinnati, but go away into the world where, my disgrace was un­ known, and work at my trade like on honest man. I journeyed as far as Pittsburgh and obtained a sitnation there at tho first rihop ut which I applied. I had worked there but little more tluui a Joshua Newland aas awakened ono night by n strange noiso in the room ocan pi nd by him as^ a sleeping aparttoent. He arouspd himself, ant up in bed, and discovered a man in the act of ransack­ ing the drawers of a bureau for plunder. ‘ "Friend," said Joshua, "this is an unseasonable intrusion, and I would bo justified in having you punished for it; but first I wish to talk with you a little. Come and sit by mo while I ask you a din, who was a journeyman in ‘the shop few questions. ” where I learned my trade, came along Tho mon was frightened, but his and applied to the boss for a job. He amazement at such treatment from the appeared very much dissipated, and gentleman ho was attempting to rob, seemed just then recovering from the was beyond expression. His first im­ effects of a * spree,’ so his application pulse'pointed to flight, bat tho benevo­ was refused. But he had seen me in lent countenance of Joshua reassured the shop, and, probably to console him­ him, and ho drew near tho hedsido and self for his ill luck, denounced mo m a Heated himself. ‘ prison bird,’ at the same time greatly “I wish to ask you," began the worthy exaggerating the offense I had been de­ gentleman, "why you engage in a pur­ clared guilty of. suit so hazardous as this, when tho re­ ’* I was immediately discharged, and wards of honest lab ur are so remunera­ the boas said to me that ho would be tive and so well assured ?" doing but the right thing to withhold "Because," replied tho man, "I can mySrages, as a penalty for having imfind no honest employment." "Tut, tut,sir; speak tho truth or not called mo a ’rascally thief,* and hinted at all There is plenty of work for thoee that the sooner I left the city the better who wish to labor, and every man that it would be for tiy safety. This was is blamed with health can readily earn discouraging enough, and I scarcely an honest living for himself and family. knew which way to travel; but after Have you no trade I ” serious thought it occurred to me that "I served my time with a gunamitb, my best plan, after all, would be to go sir, but have not worked as a journey­ back to Cincinnati, and, by a strict and man for several years, except—" honorable courao of life, Hva ’down the "Go ■on,’’ said Joshua, "except false charge against my character. what! ” ”1 arrived here about four months "You will think none the better of ago, and at once sought employment at me for the explanation." my trade, • -but was driven from every •*’ Perhaps not! but certainly none the shop'in the city. I then attempted to worse. You owe mo a little confidence for the breach of decorum in which I engage in some other pursuit, and even sought employment a* a common labor­ have this night detected you, and you must tell me the truth. Tell ms all, er ; but various accidental encounters with former acquaintances continued to and then if I can do you a favor I will.” Tho words were spoken in kindness, disclose the fact that I was a discharged convict, ami J have been denied even and the burglar responded by nerving the'most menial employment. How I himself for what ho viewed an important have subsisted is a mystery to myself, revelation. "Well, I was going to my—except in but it is a fact that I have not partaken of one good, wholesome meal since my tho penitentiary.” return to Cincinnati. An old negress, "^j.you have been there already ?” who wm my washerwoman during my npprrnjirvwhip, gave me something like "For burglary t“ a dinner two (Jays ago, and since then I " No, tar.?’ • ■ ,"Tdl me all about it, man. What have not tasted food. Breaking into this house is really my first .attempt nt crime did yen commit th it consigned orinre, as God ahflJJJgdge inc ; and staryou to a prison !’’ " None whatever, sir." Joies that I am here, and that I did not " That is not the truth. - It is simply accomplish my original purpose, for impossible that you were incarcerated if now I feel that I can lie down and die iu yon had not offended against the low." " I swear that I apeak, the truth. 1 happiness (having told my tale to willing was sentenced to three years in th^pen- oars and a behoving heart) in the sweet itentiary for a crime I did not commit, consciousness that, whatever may be the and that I did not know l»d been com­ verdict of the world, I am innocent of mitted by any one till I was arrested for positive crime.” it I was a decent man than; that I am no longer such I do not view as my own fault" "Did an unjust charge and punish­ ment necessarily make a bad man of you!" " I will tell you the facta in my caae, and then you can judge more understandingly. I hail finished my appren­ ticeship according to agreement, and God bleev you!” xasponded Joshua. “But upw.^ii^ continued, "you shall attempted burglary he was enrolled as a private in an Ohio regiment The real gist of this sketch is in its sequel, and it is more than usually in­ teresting for the lesson it teaches. The convicted and subjected to a punish­ ment tlrat threatened to stamp him with everlasting disgrace, proved to be brave and trustworthy when trust was reposed in him ; and within twenty months from the date of his enlistment rose through the different grades in rapid succession, to the rank of Captain of a company. At the close’of the war ho returned, with scores of honorable scars asd[ minus an arm, to attest to his ser­. vice in the cause of the Union ; but he} had established a claim superior to, that the highest patent of nobility can( bestow. He is to-day a revenue officerr in one of the most flourishing cities of ak sister State. Had Joshua Newland caused an alarmj on the night of the attempted burglary, and handed John McMaster over to the •ffloera of the law, he would have added। one more to the hordes of vagabonds, that infest our lands ; but, by a contrary course, he secured a valuable recruit to the ranks of good citizenship, for which act he shall receive an exceedingly great reward. A KA8K TKICK. . Strangora often remark that Detroit' Isdies' seem to have a great fondness for carrying gold watchca, and any jMireou1 walking ten blocks on Woodwax* or' Jefferson avenues will see, if it is a fine' day, at least ono hundred ladies with' gold chains hanging down to the watchpockoL But, is the watch there t On a1 Woodward avenue car, yesterday, there were half a dozen ladies and only one' gentleman. Satan must have put him up to do a mean thing. Taking out bis wnteh, he looked at it, shook it, sighed heavily, and said: " Ought to have been cleaned a wack ago. Will you plcaBc give me the' time!" Tho lady addreenod had on a magnifi­ cent chain, but she blushed, half rose, sat down again, and whispered: "My—my watch is—is out of order.” I "You have tho time, perhaps!” hoi asked of the next. . "Y-ycs, sir—it's 10 o’clock," she re­ plied, looking out of the window. " Does your time agree with that!” ho I asked st tho third. "I believe so," sho coldly replied, though sho well knew Hint her chain was pinned to her dress. “And what does your watch say?” ho smilingly asked of the fourth"It’s a little alow, I think," she an­ swered; drawing her shawl closer. Tho fifth lady had a watch, and a fine one, too. She drew it out, made os much display os possible, and called out: " Ten minutes after 11!" The gentleman smiled, tho other four ladies bit their lips and scowled, and tho driver shook up the linen and called out: "Go on, now, you old raw-bones!"— dkckj rub. It wa<i at the second battle of Bull Run that a cannon ball carried off a poor soldier’s leg. " Carry ma to the rear!’’ he cried to a tall companion who had been fighting by bis side, " My leg’s shot off.” The comrade caught tho wounded sol­ dier up, and na he was about to put him across Iris shoulder, another cannon ball carried away tho poor fellow’s head. His friend, however, in the confusion, did not notice this, but proceeded with his burden toward tho rear. "What are you carrying that tiring for!" cried an officer. •* Thing!" returned ho. "It’s a man with his leg shot off.” "Why, he hasn't any head!” cried tho officer. The soldier looked at his load, and for tho first time saw that wliat tho officer oaid waa true. Throwing doyn tho b*xly bo thundered out: "Confound him I he told me it was his legl"—Balti­ morean. SINGULAR DISAPPEAR­ ANCES, almost trivial, are of great importance fore breakfast wrb over, McMasters’ to the housekeeper.—JVom Century for Jor miBintw, wma wo Women. itaiUj to Burry. W. inflolfod in » portunity to regain the reputation, to CoUection-i a specialty. I liifc tip ULobMUb. when, w .tipp'd unjustly filched from him, could be jonty tiros (Uys. sod rrtoraod rory found in the service of his country. Ho he won’t retire to a farm and drop out ®f MONEY TO LOAN declared himself anxious to enlist, and sight He means to buy a gravel road in three or four days subsequent to his and eel up a toll-gate. bM infornied yon ri*ht Ho ia dead. Oar safety fortndn us to «ion<l you your property, to wit, soom> (taper* which have been burned. HYGIENIC NOTES. pearancee. Experience baa taught most of u* to be rather callous na to many of the cases which are mentioned in the jiapera, but occasionally wo have an in­ stance entirely devoid of a "G..G." flavor, and that of Assistant Paymaster John Breeee, of the United States navy, see a oouain in St. Louis several weeks ago, with whom he stayed till Aug. 14, when no started for Chicago, intending to go to- Newport, via Niagara Foils. From that time nothing has been heard of him, and about the 1st his friends be­ -ramo alarmed, as ho had from $2,000 to $8,000 about him. His brothers, one of whom is a Captain in the United State* navy, have made every effort to I rim, but' without success. Although in tho majority of caeca those who disappear reappear, there are instances to the contrary, though the public bears little of them. A hoc and cry is raised for a while, but then the lost become* for­ gotten except by a .mon'a near relatival and friends. A notable case in point wsw that of Mr. Benjamin Bathurst, who was dis­ patched on an important secret mission to Vienna, when tho continent of Europe wan in a state of fermentation, in the spring of 1809. In the following November ho was due in London, but day after day passed and not a word of tidings of him came. “ I renumber,” says his sister, “how for weeks together every knock at tho door sent a thrill of eager hope through the house." One evening in December his father re­ ceived a note from Lord Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington’s eldest brother, requesting that he would immediately call on him, as be had an important com­ munication to make. Tho substanbo of this waa that Mr. Bidhurst had mys­ teriously disappeared. It was stated that on his srrinfi at a certain posting inn in Germany he sat down to write with his papers scattered about him, and subsequently sauntered out, it was supposed, to take an airing. After waiting nearly an hour, his servant be­ gan to make inquiries for him, but could learn nothing, noFwaa he ever seen again, notwithstanding that tho Govern­ ment and bis family offered splendid re­ wards for his recovery, and mode every effort to that end. A pair of overalls were brought to his servant by an old woman, who stated that she found them in a copse near tho town, and in the pocket of one was found a note scrawled in pencil on dirty paper which alluded to the political dangors (he carried im­ portant dispatches) by which be was surrounded. Some time afterward it was alleged that a certain Count and Countees D’Entragues were heard to xsay that they could prove that Mr. Bathurst had been murdered at a Magde­ burg fortress, and on hearing of this a relative of the missing* man called at once on the Count, but the latter was ill and could not then see him. Within a fortnight the Count and Countees were murdered by their servant. Of course, a world of eonjaeture fallowed Mr. Bathdrst's disappearance, but to this hour it is entirely a mystery. One drop of essential oil of cinnamon on a lump of sugar, which must be kepi in the mouth until dissolved and then gently swallowed. Another—A tea­ spoonful of vinegar will generally give immediate relief in tho most obstinate hiccough. Take a bit of cotton batting, put upon it a pinch of black pepper, gather it up and tie it, dip in sweet oil and insert into the ear. Put a flannel bandage over the head and keep it warm. It will give immediate relief. Btriw-holUd on tho tk'nlna «nd, ' With bmniing cb»*i, oud arm. anJ hoa'I- • Two loofenwMSBbod h> perfect blh« 1 Ghabsuopfejis—Ilaucera on the green. I have known dysentery iu its worst Wz hardly dare to think what it means, form to be cured, after other medicines but the Graphic says every married bad failed, by' drinking wheat flour man is trotibled by a saytrap. stirred in water, in quantity of about "Own railden bpen flf ■- J <■ ■ half ‘a tumbler of water, mode to the With rabai) owl Hell*i gntco, oud on their hinge* gnie consistency of cream with flour. It may n*r»b itiutidcr."—Nitton. bo advisable to add a pinch of salt, or " Why Do the Butterflies Waft Their file flour may be eaten in ite dry Btate. The name effect is produced in cases of Wings!”—a twenty-two verse poem, by “ Esmeralda,” is respectfully declined, chronic diarrhcnc. with tho informntiou that they have to quick raxsanimoh's. do it or walk.—Er change. Prof. Wilder of Corn ell University, Thu in not from " Daniel Deronda gives these nliert rules for action in case of accident: For dust in the eyes avoid "She waji plump and beautiful, and he rubbing, Bash cold water in them; re­ was wildly fond of her. Sho hated him, but, woman-like, she strove to catch move cinders, ctA, with the round point of a lead pencil. Remove insects from him. What was he ? A flea.”—Ex­ the ear by tepid Vater; never put a hard change. Bchlinoton Hawk-Eye: The financial instrument into tho ear. If any artery be ent, compress it above the wound; if stringency of tho times was sadly indi­ cated yesterday in the eloquent failure a vein is cut, compress it below.' If choked, go upon all fours and cough. of a drunken man down on Front street to borrow seventy-five cents of a hitch­ For slight burns, dip the part in cold water; if the akin be destroyed, cover with varnish. For apoplexy, raise the head and body; for faintness, lay the person flat ing-poet A muon! little girl, having been asked to write a sentence introducing the word "’carrion," presented the fol­ lowing to her .teacher : "Bod children DIO LEWIS OH WHOLESOME FOOD. For Breaifael. —OalmeiJ porridge often carrion in church when the/ ought with milk and sugar. to bo quiet." Or, Graham mush, with a little good i Bask-balp players, from whoae char­ syrup. acter the elements of humanity have not Or, cracked wheat with milk anti been wholly obliterated, are beginning sugar. very solemnly to ask themselves why it Or, baked potatoes with bread and is that Thwkagiving day always follows butter. so closely upon the end of their playing Or, beefsteak or mutton. chop, with scoaon. baked potatoes and bread and butter. Boston Globe: A Pennsylvania boy If you are thin and need fat use the filled his pockete with- blasting powder, first three ; if you are too fat use tho and, when his mother was about to chas­ bst-uamed two. tise him, threw himself nu, the floor. Drink cold water or a little weak cofThere was an explosion, and shortly after an explosion in that family. They Dinner.—lleef or mutton, roosted or now speak of him as "that blasted stewed, with any vegetables you may youngster." like (though tomatotH should be used A snob once asked the celebrated carver, M. de Pounat, who recently died in Paris, if he bad learned his art at tho King’s table or kitehen. "At neither,” replied the renowned carver; "it wm I from having so often to slice off the ears of insolent pupj>i.* that I acquired about which I am so fixed in my couvictions au that nothing should lie eaten ' tt. You Dow see how I can cut up n after dinner, and I think that the din-1 goose." A young Scotch girt inquired of a ner should be taken early in tho day, not I gentleman, in broad Scotch, the rood to o’clock. In regard to the precise hour tho Tremont House, Boaton. He de­ of the dinner I am not so dear, though sired. her to fallow him, and asked her for myself 1 o'clock is the best hour.; how long since ttbe had arrived from * Hair weeks, yer. honor. ” but in reference to tho omission of the Scotland. third meal, I have, after long obw.mi- On their arrival at their destination, she tion. no doubt whatever. . , s • very coolly inquired: "Noo, sir, wull hoc ye kennkl I was frac Hundreds of persons have come to ye jist Bootlan^i ” • t ' sparingly), good bread and butter, and close thj meal with agtasiof weaklem onade. Eat no desert unless it be a lit­ tle trait, and eat nothing more until the next morning. There is no rule in regard to die* " Aw-boo-hooI” bawled a small Chi­ cago boy over his father's front gate the other night *' What's, the nutter, son­ ny I" inquired a kindrhearted gentieman passing by. "Matter ’nough," whined the-boy, " my brother's up stairs with a whole lot of measles or suthin’, sn* they won’t let mo go in ah’ have any—boohoo!" Then the kim'-Lrarted man the third meat X Eat nothing between meals, not even tried to soothe the lad, but be couldn't moke him believe that " meaalt s " were an apple or peach. If you eat fruit lat not some new kind of nuts. i! be with tho breakfast or dinner. When Seth got home from mockcrelCooked fruit is bos', for persons with weak digestion. ~I have met hundreds ing, ho sought hia Sarah Ann, and found of people who could digest a large beef­ that she, tiio hotftieM one, had found And then moot awful steak without a pang, but could not anotlier ibiui. tight -he .got, and ao he went away and manage a single uncooked apple. I think certain dietetia reformers hare bound himself to cut live oak all down in Floriday. He pined upon the live somewhat overrated the value of fruit. Avoid cake, pie, nil sweetmeats, nuta, oak land, he raurnmred in the shades; his ax grew heavy in his band, rdl in the raisins and candies. wild wood gtadee. Mosqnitos .bit him Manage your stomach as above, and everywhere, no comfort did he get, and at the end of ten years you will look how terribly he’d swear whenever he got back upon those table habits as the bit. At lost, despairing—of relief, and source of a great advantage and happiwishing himself dead, he went into the neta. ' woods a piece and chopped off his own For thirty years I have been a con­ stant and careful observer (I have no hobbies about diet), and in the light of Quite os terrible a caec occurred in forms, and have experienced such relief England two yaara ago, when a letter in a single week from omitting the su|> appeared in tho London *Timea relative per that I have, for a number of yearn, to the disappearance of a young man depended upon this point iu the diet oh named Bauer, confidential sgent of a the beet item in the prescriptions for in­ great Birmingham house. On the 25th digestion. I have nevermet one -p*xof January he arrived in London from scu suffering from indigestion who was Moscow, pursuant to notice, and put up not greatly rtitewd at om> by ouriiting at the Charing Cross Hotel, whore he had an interview with the manager of the Mcmkow gas-works. Nothing has since been heard of him, except by a letter dited the 27th of the earns month, with which wan inclose 1 another dated February 2. The first, which pointe to his connection with a secret society, ran as folios*: WOMKK A8 AKCHITKCT8. It is certainly aeUlod that a most use­ ful and proper business for women is fast no lunger. It is near morning, so thatpf a house architect. No one knows I may as well draw, and we'll take up an well the advantagoaand disadvantage* of the arrangements of the- interior of break fas*. Yon-diava had. a poor show houses, and the hundred little things far/Four ^me °f Bfe, my friend, and I thought trivial by a man by a woman am sure there is better, fortune in store arc known to be important She known for you." the step* it nave* to have the storeroom Poor John McMsstera was overcome in the right place, how much breakage at such an exhibition of ’ generosity, for is consequent on the want of a proper it disclosed a phase of the human heart were limited, but I had mawtged to save he luul never before witnessed, and he ing the closet door open on the wrong a fbw hundred dollars; and the girl 1 wept tears of joy; but Joshua wentvigorside, and the trouble of having the hooks ou-4y 4o-wi?k to feed and «lotfa* this too high. When a man builds a house for he was for himself, and hia wife helps to plan >, and saw a it, every woman who succeeds her in it convinced would enable os io commence business promising genu of good in him. ' take* oomfort in the little con­ and housekeeping in humble style withThese events happened in the second venience*, which, though seeming NO. 3. hours I shall bo dead. In good faith of doing a good deed, I Joined certain people a tew years ago. Alaa, it waa a bad error Into which my youth lived in dread, although 1 was not prepared for Va«bville, Mich., Grneral Conveyancing, To this wm appended . From a passenger from.the Wcet this nervations, I assure you the table habits - morning, #e learn that a rather inno­ I advise are vital to health and happi- I cent-looking young man on the train, who evidently had not traveled on tho cars a great deal in his life, went out on A young man wm frequently cautioned j the platform of the car for on airing, by his fatherJe vtita for. " measures, not | when a gust of WinA carried hiaalonohtd man.” He promised to do so, and soon hat into a cornfield by the back, and tho after reoeivud • 4xrau* ■ to rate for JAr., train going at full speed. He rushts Peck. His father, astonished at Ms I into tho cat- in an affrighted manner and voting for a man whom he deemed ok-' says, "Conductor, ean’t you stop this jectioasblo, inquired the reason for de- i train ; I’ve W my hut" The oonducton-aodibly wailed, and went on his rounds, to the infinite disgust of ‘his if Peak is not a me**ure, I don’t know I green traveling man.— Winon sin State Journal. �> J- >, l QO TO At the Stale elections heM Inst Towsraklp. decaaspwd Oct. «th. carrying «T Twetalay, Udiana went Di-moeratie a diamond pin. a gold watch sad a masonic ring, ths whirls valuer! al $35«W. Two hy 4,ODO majority, Ohio, Rrptibltcan hundred dellara reward offered for the ar­ by .1,000, and W«I Virginia. Demo-1 rets. of the thief. .A'man named McKay. gM in a row with era lie byJO,QOO majority.___ his Imilar half OH a Flint A Pore Marquette Mr. Jaroea Ltck, who died recent­ Rath-oad train, nonth nf East Saginaw. Oct. fiih, and' pusbsa her from the platform of ly in California, was a little, spare the car. whilst the train was going at the iqmreoM man, itattaHy-dressed in a rale of thirty mils* an hour,. The . woman was so mad that the tumble didn't kill her. mTiwty wit of M*«k. and wearing a The bdler in J. 8. Minor’s shingle mill tail oulinr with a voluminous neckteral Alpena, exploded Saturday meralng? chief. Ho gava in his will $700,000 complstbiy wrecking the mill, and HUed four person*. Andrew Tilehroa, engineer, for an olxervatory, and $300,000' to William Caid. Frank Jariaeka and Daniel found and endow the California Bowman. Kight workmen ware more or School of Mechanical Arts ; 8250,000 lee* injured; the two Tboarpeeu Haya anti. Panker seriously. Lacs about $7,000. lor n group of brvnae statuary repre­ A liUle sou of Frank Bvsrhart, of Porter. senting the history of California ; vaw Case ,County, was killed Friday while driv' Oioms ibe cow*. He had fastened a bal­ • 100.000 for an old ladies' home th >■« h( let around hit body and attached the oedof Ssn Francisco; $160,000 for building the strap I* the oow'u tail with Ute idea of nnd maintaining free baths; $130,000 fur a brnttxe monument to Francis Dr. AIM'S Wial tattlft! Im patent enshrine. and try M-tMrt*. and lathi* way ctjww»! ww-re than auflfatant la hare cured and kaptltem wrlL’ The fret fa, by mring drag Uli.,' h»M nrf ti-nd, etc., M cures for Ire. than others LIFE IR TOO 8HOST TO M MI8JLE ABLEWIf YOU lave any rerloiw, uhrtlnatr -lkrea-e or annoy ins »vm|.tmn». bo matter bow dta-uuniffnd or Banner •25,000 to the Protestant the same amount to found an orphan home in San. Jose, and $10,000 to purchase scientific and mechanical works for the Mechanics' Institujeof Saa Fraocuev. Comment! us to Philadelphia after all. While the Centennial exhibition is in progress the Grand ’Jury is in continaetts session. The moment a pickpocket is caught stealing he is' presented to the Grand Jury, the wit­ nesses, ge.Andly strangers, are called TaUent. arriving In the dly *bouM roms at once M the I Wlor tef.-rt atamjln* tool tar tm.ln-.. fJfflwbvur.aa.m.bU p m. Kuud.j. 10 to X at once to testify, and in an hmr or ttvo the prig ia on his way to the State prison. A ease in point: A thief stole a gold watch froth Charles Snlivaa, of Ohio, al eleven o'clock in the forenoon ; was arrested at 5 nin­ presented to. the Grand Jury nt twelve; tried and nies past eleven; found guilty at half past twelve ; at a quarter before oiie, p. of that DR. AIKIN I* pre eminently .urei-wful In curing coae* In h Gmrt Fpmmatfaw. an* hae masy llvlmt vOncM owe life and health iu him. after bavins tin home standing, utterly destroying t«a who ... 1...._ .... i.,f. block*. A woman -end child, strangers stepping for tho nigh: allha National 'notel, wore burned to death. Several others - in the hotel and private honse* barely eaoaped with their livee in-only their night clothes. The low m estimated at from $20,000 to $40,000, though I hat hbut a random gu»»». Morley is a small iMorpora'ed village in M areata Co., on the Grand Rapids A Indi­ ana Railroad, near the lino al the county. It is a lively little manufacturing village. A train on tho Great Western Railway waa wrecked by a broken tender wheel, near Princeton, Canada, on lbs morning of tba 6th in»L Rogine-driror Cooper and fireman Irwin, baggageman Wright, express maaaeogtr Andrew*, and a man supposed to be McBride, in tho employ, of Bondi io A Co., of Detroit, who was riding in the bag­ gage car al the lime of the accident,. were kin»4. Non* of the otbvr puHSfM were hurt, but btdly Mared end oh*kr% up. Thv ear* took fire, and one firaLclau, one aecond-claaa, and the baggage car, with nearlylwanty pivere of baggap, were destroyed. The remaining oars ware very eUgtoliy dam- I’erowHi at a dirtan-e may be eure.1 a: bom. by ns » letter to Dr. ADIu. .tatlns e»re. .ymptom*, lenrtk of t‘me the dJacaw im. enntlntwd. and ha.-;- me<lirli-.e. prnmntlv forwarded, frre fr ,m dama«e and enrf-Ut y. with full and pb-lu Mr.-etlon* for U«c M reeling «tc in reclrterod letter, P. O. Ord. r a!.! 57 Monroe Streel, Grand Rapids, Miohtree!* hU pall<mi. hotx-r ftfvew the chnlorel rame4tee; l» a regwlar tveduats In iMildiw; onlreneL ly ownrd the n»o«i anreereful. ami I* the r'«ht on­ to employ ta Alt ofaes. HovUmi* doctor* try to lnJore bLn-lIxx—In general p.-MUee al I-rapt every earn- they <-an get. tMu»h unable tn well treat mwhl diMMO*- -while never deananclng olber M. D.*a. bet aendlna ’brm f«m‘ly Mtienta.carefttl, notar. In­ dependent. l»B. AXKN devotee hlmaelf wholly to his SMeWUes with triumph .o-oe«i All th* afflict­ ed who rorne Is Mm will Bn.l the aid they *eek. FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS. TIME TABLE. JOLT tad. IK*. n.<*K>MMITnra (BttYANT A STRATTON) h-allh and !l-»'« -iij.-yi-rnt. kx mi'sinem univBBsm. The ro&doeud, meet •urere.ful, popular ‘TOO LATEJ DIED THROUGH NEG LEOTI" .. obJret, —£ —Wrt ------------------.u,ult In bnw m»nv case* thl*c*n M *afal-of frierd* or relaUvre, virttma of Con*amplbm or Other ln*tduou. dlmac. ».-l how »»d Ibe reflreUou that lM Umelr, skillful treatment wa* n<-<lcrte>l. M«l famllu-a tare on- or nrero with Ufa .embit­ tered by noodlre- nffrrinf -M-Mora free from fain, alwar* cwiretao* of dtaaj. or dfaaMUty, yet who can he rertored to health by CM •kltlful Hpeclallrt. ar Ewahilrtml l—re in xttmdre prutfavaiMO isee, (at.Sl. Mui. In "M, ta. Franctax. durin« '47k Best Calico 6 cts. per yard. 'SHE SALVATOR BEER Is the Best Lager Brewed in the West gold 17 tbeCatk al MILWAUKEE RREWEHK, Grand JUvar Are, Detroit Mli-h nil. brer I. Muled by Ja««b Helter. II Slate St- d»y, left ths Court room for five years in State prison ; at three o'clock was A GOOD GAITER FOR $1. AND DR. AIKIN, in prison; nt half past three got up from the barer’s test with his head shaved ; at four was in FOR swnfa-s M kjuq Tte Doctor’s Lmtioo 51 Im St., Key, author of “The Star Spangled Orphan Home of Sau Francisco, and G. A. TRUMAN’S H CHRONIC DISEASES Well Kaown Specialist, prison garb and locked in his cell to be assigned WORLD. BOOTS FOR $2.50. to employment the next nwining al tale la *11 iirrwin. holdinc claim* ogaia.l .aid re tale, Is wtueti t* prevent tMir claims ttiuafb- examiuatlon iuk! adju-tnwmt: Nmfcv !• hereby riven. Hint we win meet on If you go out at night in your bare Thurulay the 3tMh day of govern ter, A. l». 1S7A and Wedneoday .A. D 1ST?, feet to bring in the washing, and yon on ... , Wtte Mlh — -L.dnr .1-—of -I February r-,———U_|(t.lHearing nnd Night Reatorcd. step on a rusty nail, you are a doom­ Lnng, Throat, and other ed man. If your wife loves you she Chronic Diseases Cared, will go herself. ' —We've got * bran new girl baby at our house. Centennial.' Came yesterday. 1776. 1876 and Broken Down Constitntinns Bnilt Ip and It cln vigorated. His Patients Gain 10 to 40 lb*.in Weight. Serlowa. t om pHc«ted IMaeaar*, tbal DRUGGISTS: iGRICULTU RiL DEPOT. A. At Jaekeon, Oct. (xh, a od Felt, was fooling with off and shot “his father, thought, a fetal wound. Last week Thursday, a man named Cad­ well, of Vevay, lagham <Jo., paased from the -eraee of this lite, by hanging hirrelf, leaving a wife and child to shirk for them- DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, A lady write- U> Dr. Aik in: "I am aotmon ami e»Dr well by your treatment that myMth In you 1* unbounded. and ahall recommend you to all my trivnd. a. amou reliable jAydclan." “ Mir-t have hrfp or dlr. or gelmanr, I concluded" write a man of A In ta-.r Maith b.ryearnwho. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF REAPERS, MOWERS, BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALE PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS VARNISHES. BRUSHES, Suiical lutrmtf, Trusses Etc., Horse Rakes, Plows. Wheel Cultivators. Fine Tota < Cifan. Where ho is now receiving ond opening up one of the finest Stocks of Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down in Nashville, and never in the memory of msn was goods so cheap as he will sell them this Fall. Why, who ever heard of a Good Check FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 CTS A YARD. Still it is bo ! We have Over One Thousand Dross Ranging in Prices from Patterns CE1TTS Catarrh, Consumption! irthma. Rrorwhltl*.’ and all Tbroal and Laax Comptataui. (whteh, in thia country, are the g reatrel eu— i— .z, ur.o «hrn chance of cl mate Planters, and To two dollars per yard. If you will call and get prices before purchasing we wiU guarantee it will do you good. - Road Scrapers, I>. O. OTtlF^rJTIT. Buy Your TEtYS of TEAS. COFFEES, SPICES, A four-year-eld eon of a man named Mo(\trdy, of Grand Rapids, secidentslh nuug htmnslf while jumping from a chair with a rope aremod his neck, on the »th inst. r-'sreingiou A. Bacon, mi ef.the veteran oJncurosn of yreeh far thia state, died at Flint on the Tib. He ft-r many year* taught iu 1‘rtrolL and has had for bis pupil* many Who are now ibe leading men of the state. FOR THE HEXT SIXTY DAYS! A Doctor to Have Faith la. TOILET ARTICLES. Orlando OTilder. of Orland, B-aneb Co., during a viait to Philadelphia, gave bi. checks to a bogus bagrareman, and loaf al 1 trace of his trank^aad $600 worth of bag- BANNER STORE! life «« when under your care ami alnre raring me. 1 ,eUW foot years, belonging ♦. a John Christina, a Hollander, of Grand !!-.?ldi, was drowned Monday by falling in­ fo a barrel of awIU in the yard. ’ Lnpeer *m virited by a heavy fire Satur­ day afternoon, which reduced to aabes. nearly a block of buildings. Loss estimat­ ed at $10,000. T Fort The, Jactsan 1 Saiiaav B. R. SIIOKT LIES BETWEES MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. JaaMi Whitat Ipriagwell*, wm kill­ ----- < -------------- -Jilst walking on the Lake Shore Railroad, at Detroit, on the 6<h. Last week, George Kdred, of Troy, died from the effects of a flail from a tree, which accident happened while ho wm fixing a •ivlng at a picnic. TRUMANS' ZD. O. GRIFFITH’S The Right Doctor at La»t. H. L. Way was arrenled ak CoMwaier for fcrgery. Il was a bad way Im had of signtng the wrong tr----- A' Free Exhibition. A Buff-nr for yean from dl-re- and Ul tmtnwat write*: "Hr. Alkln, I tbtak you from itetetlom of mt heart for making well a* I »“• James Buckland, of Holly, has been arsiwted al Marshall on suspicion of horse ab­ duction. G’ ■ NASHVILLE The MarrteCnr Himtb dmitlni; aid or advlee fat a, delicate matter rotallnff io health (and beauty J. .rerenthmond enreof dlreare. confident Icily ereuh the Doctor With the awtrano- of mfc, uukk urv in al! e««. « be I. doubtlem the rotaI .kinful *d>ea'phvalclan In the world. Do not .offer from •all., ifeaknere. White., Ulreratlon. Supprewl-m m ilbrr dtawta and drag amf-«r<al.> fife, when MUD IRON PLOWS Wine# and Liqworg Abner Idee, who was arrested at or near Traverse Chy. for an attempt to rape a tit­ tie girl, escaped from custody, and bis body !»■» b“-a found in tho Boardman liver. It it thought he drowned himself rather than vfan 1 the d'mgraoo whleh he had attracted rf.xn. ata, remadtel by Urn nw4 improved Caniagrs and Buggies. LEE GENTLEMEN! Do you want Dye-sluffs? UXQ. MIDDLE-AGED AID OLD MEM. CROOK’S BROTHERS, PATENT And join in the chorus with those that are already flinging : Do yon want Paints and Oils? Do you want a good Buck lor ihc This i-8 the Tea I long have sought, And mourned because I found it not. of Plain well eel the afifiietrd ' Home Circle ? yr.ntb’a limb became ba had nn Mend­ Do you wont School Books ? present to guarantee payment. THEY KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF Thureday night Daniel JU.-4 wm arreni^ Du yuu want a Preacription ailed «t J-.ckaon, on a ohatwe af eounterfriling nlokvi*. A pair of motel mnwMe. *ir<7 tre with care ? fitdvM five *«,r.l firore were taaad in M. GROCERIES, In Nashville nnd sell them at the SmaUetl Profit. You can buy We dixll keep !h* be*1 DOUBLE ’WAGON StraW “A for D cents, Walei 111 cents, Yellow C10 cam; ‘And other Groceries equally as low iu price. HARDY A( ROCKER • LEE BRO’S. �THE with oesrly al! iu cornea:*. I’EIJfSYLVAKIA BAHEOAD Th• Tut Mail Bcr.fo of the United Bute*. ••©aping with their *h»»k buh with each MMDbw of bis fami hxf>«»d»y anti taout of their hcussho' 1 CHEAP FOB THE FALL OF 1876, AT P»J phoid fever. Mr. this poor family, as in addition to all their clothing, and nearly aH their furniture they been felt in Nashville. »e came up one* an hallooed with all ths in the cellar.—Banner. —Sociality and good feeling prevailed in a field some distance away, hoard him inant feature of this Magarino it its copy­ cane rim* Mr. Yrland called to Wm. Bart- right Novelettes,—“Mios Crevpigny's Ab­ surd Flirtation,” by Fanny Hodgeeon Bur­ al»o hailooed to lend aerialanee. They pro/ nette, and “The Days of Seventy-Six," by perior to the oomlnued stories Io be found rasal of Dr. Atkin's sdverltssineaL But, as a cotem- tllE ONLY PLACE JN TOWN WHERE YOU CAN 20 da. aad 23 et».. at ths Bootox Bronx, fastened tho spear into the clothing and in magnrines generally. <4 — A Sellick for many years lii^par for THE GENUINE drew all that temained of Chris. Lens’into In Nashvfite. n ’t— a* ak. patterns, in short, everything in “Peterson'’ that I will busine... - purchasing a half interest la the is the best of the kind. The prion of this Msgailne is but $2.00 a year, three coplee boniness ».nd offiei of William Jones. for $4.80, “with a vuperb engraving “Sur­ ele-1 oonsisthtg of Ibe following gentlemen : render of Cornwallis,” io the person get­ G. ATruman, Dan Halbert, H; A. Leo, P. McOmber and 8. G. MaUeeon, all well. ting np the club ; or six copies for $9.00, Wm. Jvnea, Conrwi Clever, aad C. B. Riehand an extra copy of.the Magarino far 1877. araoon, who rendered a verdiet as fellows : tho Centennial Exhibition last Tuesday. “That aaid Christopher Lens came to his .SUrc, In —The President of the Western Michigan Specimens of the Magarino are sent, giatis, death on the evening of Ool. 10th, 1876, at NashviDe. if written for. Address Chablis J. Pmsbis own hands, by drowning himself in the Quarterly Meeting at the Mudge School soa, 806 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. *RT Gtocn^Nuf MUM**, a targe Has mill pond between the bridge aad mill in At TimAM's. the Village of NMhvttta. Mteh." —The Berryville Sunday School held a WE WILL SELI, THEM AT *TUE FOLLOWING PRICES : Mr. Lens had been drinking quite bad B. DeLand A Co.’s Best Chemical Saleratuo should not be nved in all cases, as it has a picnic last week al 8. J. Padooek**, and Don't pay 50 els. for JCerosrac everybody felt happy In consequence of the come that intemperance was the cause of JHHM1111$ FiSS Hili LHD MD OIL Lee nrot will anh yon a Graautated SoIB- BoatWtl t® l«o» .(th. tho rash act; bnt the femfly of the deceas­ ed Urtnk his mind was a Huie shattered. The funeral services wera conducted by —HmaTl boys now gather in tho desolated country gardens, and, hiding dewn behind Rev. C. G. Thomas at the N. E.Church, yes the fence, shy frost-bitten cucumbers at the tarday. John Mulvany and J. H. Keith are two 1®- D C. GairrtTH’s store will be --The Social in connection with the M. neighboring farmers’ In Assyria township. E. Church will bo entertained by Dr. and On Thursday hrt Keith’s cattle (3 cows) Mrs. Barber, at their residence. on Tuesday aad he is now receiving the Banner Stock eve., Oct. 17th. A cordial invitation is ux- treepavuod on Mulvaney's premises and of Goods, cUerper than ever before. Mulvaney penned them up. Soon after, whilst Mqtrau.'y WM'absenl, Keith, armed —Four weeks ago. Cunrad Feaster, liv­ with a rftib, came after the cows, and Mrs. ing north, whilst threshing, bad the back MuHsney, who is a gritty little woman, of his right band pricked to the bone with ■Qu 22-bonc and four-clash G>r- a pitchfork. I? gave him no pain until held eh st-the gate and told him he could­ n't have “them oaUle." Keith assarted iu throe or four languages that hs would, aad slammed the gate against the plucky little been exceedingly painful. woman, breaking bar right shoulder-blade. with my four prrues to make cider every —John Merrill, a runner for a Toledo On Monday fast, Mu^ynney had Keith ar­ day, until further notice. Soap Factory, and a Detroit Tea House, wav rested for assault and battery, brought be­ BarryvlUe, Aug. &U>, 1876. arrested in thia village, by Dept. Sheriff fore Esq. Chipman in thia village, and*the Fuiksd D. Soulis. trial was set down for the 17th lost. ' Lkb Bans, are selling a Tea that of a Battle Creek hotel-keeper, for jumping OHBISTIAS M. HOLLER. a board-bilL Dame Rumor claims that the arrest for jumping the board-bill rasa farce the family. The funeral of Christian M. Holler al the —that the hotel-keeper pul up a job on him, Christian Cbaruh, Wednesday* was very by bringing him a prostitute, who stole his largely attended,—more attending than Nforr, in Nashville. could get into the church,—which fully ■ST A Full line of Violins, Bows, Strings, kc., at Raw 60 coals per g.illon. 6d casing Sd casing Lan Bans. Nashville, Oct. 8rd, 137ft, Trout into mince meat, but Trout and Mr. Clever succeeded in getting him away from ■he building, and sailed upon Marshal abort time. laid hands on him he would “knock the should Village Marshal pasted on. iky. Call STMIU. Ibea Cousli ' CUT THIS WT» i*theX-berbo«oiai Hattinjp- The next It May Wavs Vottr LACm. morning he wm brought back and arraignThere is *u> Hfi^w>M*fcte *d before Eeq. Chipman, who administered CoTd.'L'Oe------- “ 1---------- ------ * rather Chan 1 ' WM. VENN. Pkohu’ktoil .A. TO PURCHASERS OF COLUMIX DRY GOODS, GROCERIES HATS, CAPS, ’ x BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, / NOTIONS. AC. AC., AC. i^vuge TICKS, INVOICE F’-A.IaL PROPRIMTOBS LIVEBT, steady-glade CLOTHING! IS From $5 per Suit Up. READ BOOTS AND SHOES ! the family of another .. AND NVI^TEIt SALE anUBOARDING STABLE, GOODS. KASHVILLK MICH. CONSIDER!! 'T’HE GREAT H AHD TIM RR p*PE 1 Ihr kZj, the < >.. apr.t, anil tb» Moat Fopflv olar- Too cannot afford to w.ti.out It. IN GREAT VABICTT. ®ricltrt on the dearth. From$l a Pair, Upwards. The Keliable Finn of 15 GRADES OF TEA KOCH ER & BRO. Up k e j.tsfnilde*’ LARGE STOCK. OF floods, Grvoceries CT? W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. MEAT MARKET!ww ROE & CLEVER dd per res Url lifut o lifrir n*e»l kuje stock of General Merchandise, a ooh <-1 • no trial fit All Goode Sold nt •Jtrpmcntat, and. LocATibN.— West Side of Main Street, in W. A. Ayhworth's Brick. | Christian Church, Oct 121b, conducted by Ci 1. Dxro. NsriivHle Cornet the pastor. Stockmann A Willyard, Check*. money, and BiUy went bis Th* members of the Bottom Prices. The top of the Market paid for Hide, Fthe, *e. Give* Um -A. CmIL NEW LIVERY! L. J. WHEELER SaUafacilon Guaranteed. tfr: v tnihh »nia«e, where lhej will cvmtantly TO BEST ASSORTMENT OF ’ NEW MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Skit Hr« 10JEMIIVS. Stripea and Mr. Vxxx has had several years experi­ ence iu the livery business and is prepared to furnish all who wish with a good rig, and at prices corresponding with the close times. 43j| ROBERTS A HOSIER, OF otts, At Bitgood's old stand, Nashville, Mich. BELONGS FULL LINES OF 50 CENTS TO $1.00 PR POUND. POSTPONEMENT. TOECEIVIIVG- THIS GREAT INDUCEMENTS C CUTTING AND FITTING, LIVERY STABLE! During the next 30 days Prints, Dress and Cloak Ifakinjf, C. C. WOLCOTT WILL OFFER glorious morn should shine upon him, he would awaken in ths likeness of his Divine Master to di* no more. In his death. Nash­ ville has loot a worthy citisen. society an honored aember, the Christian community an exemplary disciple of the Lord Jeens Christ, and fata family a dutiful and only eon, loving brother, and an affectionate and kind husband and father. He loaves a father and mother, two sisters, a wife and liulo daughter, and a targe circle of friends and assoelatas to mourn their loss. His funeral was held at the Christian Church, on Wednesday, Oct. 11 th. at 2 o'clock, p m.. conducted by the pastor, as­ sisted by Rev. C. G. Thomas, pastor of the M. E. Church. C. I. Dxro. Sunday (febool in this village. UuleVtril*, thou h»«t W* n«. lUa jest received a Urt^o-t flne aaaurtoirat of MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! OK Roofing Plate, W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO Mr. HoUer waa bora in booth Bend, Ind. and oamc hero with his father in 1807. Al the age of 1% be profesaed- faith in Christ, was baptixod and united with the Advent Church, in Bucannan, Mieh. Ha lived and died in the faith of that Church, that in the Perlie waa a chat wing little girl, and Mrs. E. C. Eitting-er per foot; put up out of the very best West Side Main St., Opp. Union House, • GO days in the Detroit House of C*rrec- Bnpartrd thbHfe. tn thia vUImaOM. 11th, Peril. enux's Oannax Studf hss lately been ii keg 4.25 have greatly reduced the price Io 10 cents Al Prtrea that Dafy Cocnpetllfou. Having put s Bran New Cider Mill into haven't heard of Billy being on a spree for along tine, until last Friday afternoon. — FsH B.rl„ U B. UKBUAU8KR. Fall and Winter Styles. To the grief-bowed parents, who have lost their only son, and to the young wife. —Billy Weir (Irish Billy) enjoy, a mug or its equivalent, for Goods when delivered. of 40-rod-dmible-extruct of Indian corn as the Nsws extends heartfelt sympathy. Nashvilla, Oct. 12th. D. r. LINCOLN. OBITUARY. th. biggcM priMr. - Eave Trougllillfc—We keg 4.50 lOd casing keg 4.00 H. ALDRICH Please call and band In that Utile amount a I rial. PUasc fflvc me a cull. NaahrlHo. Mich. Nov. io. pr keg 4.75 LOOK IN! for a moment, when they entered and prov­ Truly Cris. M. Holler, was a young man, identially found water handy, and subdued honest, energetic, worthy and’ industrious, the fire, which bad caught from some paint and one that Nashville could illy afford to caught sight of the “critter'' and they wsm for each other slmullanoaualy. Now, Billy is a clever sort of a fellow when he is so­ ber, but when joined with the “red-eye" be girds on his armor, sounds the battle ery and atrium forth for victory- This was the ease last Friday. Ho entered Trout wine’s barber shop and dared Rol Dunham bailed, 65 eta per gallon. id to 5d pr keg 4,oo WARM MEALS for the Hungry! the delinquent board bilL Be tbal as II cst, respected and bekved man in this com­ may, Merrill wm allowed to depart. munity. Rev. Deyo preach*1 a good ser­ \ —Last Saturday morning Nashville came mon on the “Unston Morrow," from James <be Bsfan S^rr. >a NMh.uk. #ltbin an ace of having its customary an­ 4th chap., 13, 14, and 15th verses, and — O.i 1C..I u~ Lh Bros. nual conflagration. Shortly after a^ fi&e spoke words of comfort to the grief stricken, was built in Reynolds A Cook's Wagon shep, parents and bereaved wife. In speaking of TAKAJ PfOTICE. R. B. Gregg came in and noticed the upper the deceased he said : “To me bls life was I wish Io say to the people of this commu­ floor on fire, where the stove pipo ran all revealed'Jn the expression of his father, nity that I have just received a fine stock of through it. 'Ueno gave him the key, and during the purring aceno of that last half GcnU' FumUMng Goode, Scarfa. Woden Wntppcn, Over Skirts. Vnder Shlrta.' falsehood. Draum. Grafs' Hose md Ovcrallo. 1 the dense smoko drove them back, but only Give me MEN’S, YOUTHS’ & BOYS' CLOTHING Strictly pore Linseed Oil 6d told pr keg 3.75 BOLOGXA SAUSAGE, GROCERIES, and Boux Ban.‘a. aUl times. 11 centh per lb. 8d to 9d pr keg 3.50 FRESH OYSTERS, MERCHANT TAILOR! BEADY MADE CLOTHING! Jeff. Nails 104 to 60d pr kg $3.25 Strictly pare White Und CAN BIS T OOSD . Broke Her Sbtraldcr-Blxde. bewildered ear. tho Destun SUare, in Nashville. AT THE BAKERY S.-UEIBHAUSER, I 7 BOOTS AND SHOES. fur CASH and will be Hold at the lowest CALL -ALtTZD SEE US MARBLE WORKS BLACK A FDLZJER, . Piopri.lora. KVBMV DMfltirHtlN OF and MONUMENTS, as folkeep constantly on hand , Thursday. Oet. SiFllESH MEATS,,h i M | <rf all hiiUk -Uoh will b. .old low lor om 1* | Th. blfbMl pole, paid Tor llid-i, VH1, uw -lc- OHwihm . C*U <m tid, Mwiw FC I KMh.Ul,, Xloh. I and we wid convince you that we are not to be BEATS# OX BRICES!! KOCHER BROS Furrigu & American BLACK A FULLER. �OJ nail-doetors in Parte who obtain m* high African travels will be interested iu see­ ing the stuffed hide of tho terrible go­ gaged in the kerosene carrying trad*, and the rilla that was kilted by the plucky little nooring hsd liecoene saturatr-l with thia iu- Frenchman in «n cucouuUt wirch b<> grajihiaklly describes. It ia exhibited with the Ohio archioological collection, in the mineral annex of tbe main build­ ing. The exhibj^r is the Mount Union College, of AUtefl»8i^rk county, Ohio, l.»——If The Chicago Lkikibk is mid to have HAIR RESTORATIVE nil r?4E* --*■11 •***' —1 ■<***-*• pent thronghout tho United States, we •honld say it would take as much to go round this yr ar. And to cap the climax tho preprint irn have announced their {*per at $1.00 a year. How it is done is a mystery, unless they have more than *' a PJJkfSrOTKJHMS??®?: :st EN6IAVEH AMD Dtfi MMU. ITEMCl LA AMO IT OCX. What It Does! It eri- far the mun-jum of Which it waa obtained publishers that all they oak of therca.lcr at a cost of $10,000. When this for­ is to pay for tho white paper and post­ were killed and aix i njurad. Tro boy* . midabte beaut was attacked by Dn Chatl- age ; for their labor, when the paper FLOWERS AM* STRAW B00DS-BHU3ALTT. lu and two negroce, ho wrenched tho1 reachos 100,000 or more circulation,thrir MMAU AND FIELD SUM. guna out of tho hands of tho latter, bent; advertising will pay tho profit While them in tbe shape of • horseshoe, killed they are building up the l>ap»-r they do bad purrbaeed the right to play. Daring tke not solicit advertising, and benoe the HARDWARE ARD CUTLERY- WHOlSSALf both of tho Africans, and then rushed' readere get a great paper for 31.00 that SDWIM HVrrr a BOSS. MaodSlLaka toward Du Cliaillu,-screeching horribly,. is worth $3.00. As the publishers have and beating hte breast with hte fore­ Lxdosb. Chicago, Ill., inal Fine Bluff, Ark., consuming three block*. hands, aa tbe gorilla always doee when HOTELS. r .00 for subscription and 15 closing $1.1 enraged. Tbe little Caul, however, fin­ cents fjr |X) postage.—Chicago Timet. roAirxcir. WILSON'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE CHAIN FO* t*ished his gorillaship with a bullet - viuos, IRON FOUHNM BEBSTEAM, ETC. The very highest award that tho Cen­ through too heart, tho mark of which Hlectorv. a SUto Executive and a State Centra! may lx> seen. This affair occurred on tennial Commission can confer upon any exhibitor, a Diploma of Honor and Sr John tho 1tanks of tho Gaboon river, in Africa. Medal of Merit, has been granted to I. MEDICAL ADVICEi^S^S The stuffed hide—generally known in L. Cragin k Co., -Philadalphia, for the celebrated Dobbins’ Electric JJoxp. Centennial circles as “ Dr. Darwin - Maj. W. W. Lander, formerly Private 8*cstands erect, grasping with one band tho eloquent addins* to tho convention. CANVASSERS WANTED for » Suptrb Thfa Company fa ono of tho liogb.of a tree. Assuming him to be part two yearn a well-known jMHltioian of Colo­ ORK OF FRENCH ART, MAIZKOAD JJfTBLXIGKtrCK. still in the flesh, be weighs over 260 baa tbe largralanvuint of RmeUand tho largeet rado, died iQtldfiuly at Decve?last week. —The Chicago, BorlinKtoo and Quincy Railpounds, and is an excellent specimen of amount of inauronce of any oompanv of ita age; the nearoat approach in tho brute king­ dfapateli from Atlanta ttaiea that Den. Rockford, Rock Island and Bl. Louis roilroad, Gen. N. J. T. Dana being appointed General dom to man, from whom, in outward *1.319,962 ; ratio of aaoeta to liablUtiaa are 153 * ‘P ><*»“• aadOiteasu. Buperintendenl Robert Harris, of the appearance, lie differs bn^little except in Chicago. Burlington aad Quincy, fa Managing the formation of the head, tho length the benefit of the yellow fever auffrreni, Gov- Director. The taleo peid ww» exactly of the arms and legs, and ia being cov­ 111 assa rxu Ori* fan tad wte *1,820.000. * ered, except on tbe face and palms, with prenuuma are rctnarkBUiy low, and lla policy value to *5.000. Tbe port hand at Gen. Roger-• FVKKIGN. dark brown hair, which is long and contract* simple and definite. It ia a strong headquarter* gave a concert for the benefit of bushy on the head, shorter, bnt equally don papers: Tbe Ttowi" Vienna diapalch thick, on the arms, legs, and back, and Agenta wanted in every town in -the Northern Don’t take any other. tecra in Rervia. including 1.800 officer*, and vAry light and sparse on the breast and ijMWWMatASBHft into winter quarters until they have beaten the 2,000 more voluntooro arc collated. A Vicuna back of the hands. His height is 5 feet .Y PHYMIC1AK. IJ UY TIIE Indiana. Wk take plcMura in calling the espe­ diapaich to tho Daily Newt report* Uiai tbe 11 inohee. Belonging to the order of Oubei. lioumanfa, troopa have refused to allow quadrnmana, ho has four hands, twice cial attention of oar roadara to Ui« advertisemeat of tbs Robbia's Family Wisher in cur Exposition during the mouth of tfejiUmber as large and three times as powerful as Issue of two weeks einca. were 2,130.Wl. —It to officially announced from Madrid that Til nncliino is f^aitiisg li, popular eetlmsthose of on ordinary man, from which tlsn every day, bolnj: e-qx-cialiy adapted to tbk all tho diffrrenoe* between Spain and tbe efaiple. self-opereUng. United States have been arranged, and that a thofe on tho arms do not differ in form, wauls ____ —of families. Lt to__ j , while those on the legs ore shaped like at tide claiming that tbe lady waa drunk ori the Government. machine, or who wish to' a man’s foot, but have longer digits and rrallt/ <jftod stage one night recently, and she thinks her secure a good paying buainess, to send at ot.ee —Mattom have come to look serious In Cuba. are nved both as hands and feet. The «*> «*»*•* •* x***The Luuugcnta have lately nlwwn much vigor animal walks on aU fours as readily as TMOMPSO.1. Ihablfahcze, *10,000. In addition she has swore oo^fi aim- and determination, appearing suddenly whore teaumoniata. eta., a □ply to the manufaetin on hte legs only. The legs are about six the Geo. D. Itaaeli <»., Nangathck. Conn. Ins! libel ' inches shorter, and the thighs much —The city of Grand Rapida, Mich., wan thrown into quite a ferment of excitement last Colon. Ramor*,*not without foundation apeak thinner, than those of an ordinaryWO •"OAAVINOO.O —— Bunday by the action of tho Chief of Police. developed man of the same height as the Borne time ago a petition was presented to the who are exported to prlvathina and miaery. pound curled Uair maUreMO* *11. now offered gorilla. The bones of tho animal are, by Udlby A Wirta. 217 and 21* StMte-*t.. Chicago. while a great many of the officer* who walk the however,one and a half times as thick Thbir aleck of furnitare excel* any estiblfab■ -■ Woavomo. o.n.rtm^i..h r,»uww ing that certain provirions of tho Michigan meol in tho Northweet, and ibeM qomaiiuna Sunday laws bo enforced mote etnctly, —Tho Ixxidou Hatidctrif* Belgrade telegram and strong as those of such a man. The indicate the taw price* of all iheir good*. No *e.".»L!;KS!SKiX‘ especially with reference to the keying of riqtorta that Gen. Tcl.ernaycff baa oent to Bel­ fist is a veritable sldd go-hammer, and the cLarco fur packio*. Arraegemento are made grade fifty privates who bad matilated theit m-m hardly less than a battering ram. far snipping with every roilroad at half raUa. to a special committee of the Council A re­ right bands in enter to • vjapc military duty. As ho never carried a pocket kuifo Uia Pimiu-ks on tbe face, rough skin, port waa* made. A substitute waa offered They will bo imprisoned three year*. finger nails appear to have been In chapped hand*, aaltrboum. and all cutanaoua affoctiona cured, the akin made aoft and instructing tbe proper officer to enforce - If any intelligent opinion can really be the Sunday laws, both blatc and municipal formed out of tbe latent cable dispatches re­ mourning since birth. Tho circumfer- amooth, by tho use of Jumper Tar Boap. Thai made by OaawaU, Hazard k Co.. New York, ia Acoocdingly the Chief of Police arrested garding the Turkish war ettualioa. It to that enoe of his cheat is 54 inches, and that of tho oaly kind that can bo rdied ou, in there UK. L. <1 VBATIWMV. If you have rheumatism, neuralgia, . his waist about 40. When erect his headache, a burn, or a bruise, procure Turkey; that England will ba neutral, and that. arms reach three inches below hte knees. a bottle oi Eupoon. It will give instant for mail Sunday noon, peddling milk, riding the oouroe of tbs other power* la proUematiexl. It is in the head that his animal nature Many valuable horses die from the relief os thousands can testify. For upon the atreeir, keeping open barbar-abops. It looks as if all Europe were iu an exceedingly is mainly displayed. It is twice m long cffecia of colic. The fast thing to do in a case sale by all Druggists. H. A. HURIzof th fa kind fa to pour a botllu of Johnton's critical position at the present time. as that of an ordinary man, forming ju Anodyne J.inimenf into a long- necked jank totBUT A CO, 75 and 77 Randolph street jdaors by their owner*, etc , were c inatrued aa Ua, add hilf pint of molanafn and water, thoa violaliona of law. and such persons were ar- consequence on tbe aeuthorn coast of Cuba, - tho rear on almost straight line with the pouf the whole down the horae's throat. In reeted. 8ome cases wore tried. Tho J।iron about sixty miles weal of Puerto -Principe, by' l»ack of hia bead. The forehead is scarce tan mmutea the horao will begin to eat. . disagreed, arid the whole affair was a most the insurgents, ia the source of much annoy­- half an inch high, flat on top, and recedPabsokb* Purgative Pills will greatly ridiculous and abeurd mudilie, which some re­ ance to tho spanitrda, who have been repre­' ing almost horixoutally to the immense gard a* a huge Joke. ■ senting to tbe outside world and tlattejiog’ bump behind. The upper half of the Y«rt.aad II* mmtlrurt.ClMtanati.dnio. tbemeelves that t he inounect.on was dying aul ( face is flat and square, tho eyes being relief than any other medicine. FTKST-CLAM STOCK FARMS. CXIMM AKD CXIMIXjIU. —The Mexican CongroMtncn propcee to save —Aspecial from Sedalia. Mo , say*: "The tbem»elvca the trouble and expenae of going, very large, brown, glaring, about five Excellent Agricultural Lands, The Ohio State Fair awarded the first before the people as candidates for re-election,, inches apart, and located near th* tap premium for r>fanoe to the Ohio Valley Piano trol Missouri feel under a lasting debt of grati­ by tho simple pr^ceve of paselng a law doclar-• and sides of the face. Tho lower half is Company, of Ripley. They are manatacturent a HmIUu CountfT­ tude to tbe nrare and chivalrou* ciUrenv <X ing theme*) vea re-elected. One hundred and1 tho bump of a monkey’s physiognomy, of tbe celebrated Valley Gem. the moot popular Price* *X50 to S10.00 an Acre. Minneeota who risked their lives in tbesncocBschintess, bnt having a month, the oorful capture of tho notorious Younger brother*. fJCIlNKTT H FhAVOHINO EXTRACTS BTC ' ners cf which are four inches apart in artaUv. >IW Half *• lw R«W Haianl Mbe- tSTKiHit»**■ ANNOUNCEMENT CONS lliT.l51 W L’S-JE IhW£T: Buy the Lagg.'^iw—- Corrugated iljF STOVE-PIPE ELBOW. ■S9 YDffliEHouseKBBBer’sFriBiifl ggs (hasfbasgaycu^s; Burnett’s Cocoaine, Burnett’s Cocoaine, Burnett’s Cocoaine, DANDRLTF. Gnarding^ LEWIS LOSS the Mails MONET FOUND s.o;.s C-A-IKFCESlrL.. EUPEON ! A DAZZLIKG CHANCE?! LANDS FOR SALE 960,000 Acres ii Soetat Mdsoan. Read, Think a~d Write. IRRITATION OF THE SCALP. way, aad it bai wbally imdirat«d th JOSEPH llllL. J«- HAIR-DRESSING. For MM lime rate 1-have l«n ut£ag yonr Cocon- ^,x;^ErtoJ4'r>uSE1,asuk" JOSEPH BURNETT A <X>-» Boston, n AGENTS WANTED EOT THE GREAT Centennial history M **n» fao*r faaa a^ «*faw cm* F&BUMIUQ1 po^ewfa*a*, m « r'ItioVal HO, FOR IOWA 111 turn wan paruwd s.lh gx«At Intertet, and gen- diaary power* to the on J of April next. •tal aalfafaction was exj>reaeed when their —England ia rot altogether without consola­. identity was fully ettaHtobed. Tbcae bold tion for the failure of peace negXlationa in the> nlgbt-r>dere had long been a terror to our Eul Sho haa just abipped 15 000,000 car tridges Co the Turkish GovarnmeuL The bill1 possiblr." amounts to about *415,000. ( —In a drunken row al Tay loravllla, a auburb —Gen. Tchernaycff Uu demanded that all tho Berviana between the ages of 18 and 50, Jamia killed a aaloou-kteper, Edward Jamia, yeers bo called cut, in anticipation of a renewalI of boaUUties in tbe spring. cently exposed in Boatan, the victim being one iwco Uwe past the Treasurer of the company baa been hoarding up the pinched tickets turned tn by tbe oondnctor*,witb the Intention of selling them for old pepar when tbe quan­ tity should boeoms largo enough to make it an objucl Within a day or two tho Treasurer tickets were raiaeing and in vaatigation ahor -d that the conductors had etofan them and turned cent on each tickc t by tire operation. Ooc con- dollar* in this manner. The game had been DISTINCTION AND DirNUBKNCXS. G. M. 8. rays he is well acquainted with “Bill, the baggagemaster,” and, according to the Boston Globe, tells the following anecdote of him: One day Bill had company to dine with him, and his wife, wishing William to appear well, quietly admonished him to be careful what hn said. All went well till Bill got his potatoes well maahed, when he said, “Dolly, parse the grease I” “Why, William," said his wife, “yon should call it. gravy.” “Wall," says Bill, “I guess if I got it on yonr table cloth it would be grease." The guests shouted. The man or woman who has not heard of Merchant’s Gargling Oil is poorly York for the exclusive negotiation of mining, posted indeed. Perhaps no article ever petroleum and maunOmturuig stoclm. Ths manufactured for the cure of man and beast has done more good, or gained a wider celebrity than thia. It is sold Iceland .which report* that the Celling aeaaou the world over, and wherever it is used there is bnt one opinion in regard to it, and that is the highest man can bestow. For diseases in cattle and horses it is grated to Canada. invaluable. It ia a liniment tliai does up its work speedily and effectually, and leaves limb and body sound and healthy. Whole columns might be written in its praise, without exhausting its merits. It is manufactured at Lockport, N. Y., bold themwive* at 1 barty to dose the spuming and is sold by al! ilruggista.—l\nigh keepeie (N. Y.) Sunday Courier. U> <te Turkic Uuk. 1««U XM.COO u a straight line, and nine if the mcasurcment is made around the lips. Where ooohtry. the social and intellectual “ bnmps " are in man there ia next to nothing in the gorilla, although corporally be is only one step lower than man. Tn spite o his great yawning month, horrible grin, and (our immense canine teeth, the la­ dies inspect him with great interest. When niiuote wan young, and her towns were few and spareely settled, with a population not remarkable for general culture,.a certain Justice of the Peace presided in the examining trial of a man accused of murder. -No lawyer liad yet settled in thte particnlar town, and the Squire bad it all bis own way. After tho testimony was in, be gravely called the prisoner to the bar, sentenced him to be hanged on the following day, and duly attended himself to see the senten.e properly executed. A few months afterward there was another murder in tho town, and the suspected murderer was brought before the Squire for examination. Iu the meantime, how­ ever, a lawyer from a di »tant town had been engaged by the accused, and ap­ peared in the oonrt-room for the de­ fense. The old Justice war proceeding ae calmly with the second case aa with the find, when ho was interrupted by the learned counsel. “ If the Court please,” he said, “you cannot try this man. AU that you can do is to hear the evidence, and, if you believe him guilty,' hold him over to stand hi* trial in the Circuit Court.” “ Can't try him I” shouted Ute Honor. “ Can't try him I That's all you know ahent I tried a man. and had him hung only three months ago, and I can do it again. Mr. Constable, bring ont the prisoner, and I'Ll show this young man that I can try hte dient, and hang him, too." And be did. M^ztaxova-BTAiiaTicif. The total number of Chriatiana, aa given in Cluunbcrn’ Encyclopedia, ia 353,000,000—an immense number, but only Th.«w»r- “ V large comparatively—aa it inelu Joa pop”>^‘<"> <* ooantnw, mint', Burners, hcritics, infidels, and all. On the other hand, the non-Chmtaan population amouuta to 913,000,000, which indndM 120,000,000 Mohamme­ dans, 120,000,000 Bmhminioal Hindoce, wOO»n » pTotMrion«iij «iuna«i, I 1,000,000 Paracea or fire worshippen-, this is a description of the nx tbod of ■ AB3,000,000 Buddhutta, nud 180,000,000 operation : First a sharp instrument [ j heathens. cut the nails, sloped them on the side with a point in the center ; then a tiny Hartford, is own'd and captained by n pair of pinoars were need to pull offall the pieces of dry akin around tho naib, com­ When tbe husband died, five monly calhxl by ua hang nails ; then a steel file used to raise the akin np Hie vesael, but the plucky women have and push it back so sa to show the halfpaid ihatoS. . me on on tbe nail, which is considered Tn-LOTSON A Hussxxn are job printers a pari of ita beauty; then a liquid wm in Vincennes. Mrx. 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Two handsomer men seldom eat down to^k dinner than Ronald Win­ field and Theobald Garland, and a sun­ nier sky never shone over London street than ahdue that lovely April day, and that smiled into the dining-room of the hotel were these two gentlemen ate through their menu leisurely, 'and watched the throngs pawing juat out­ side the plate-glassed, flower-patterned Mrnfobutr wihCQPAL church-e. l the Wall, if only for a day or so. You have boon making a perfect recluse of yotrfself these last two or three yearn. I don’t tixink London society has caught a glimpse of you in. all that time, has it I” " I don't think it has, as you say, Although I anr not positive Jfotthat tite W has been for ^id. •iriatfd-Ain I>APTT»T OntTRCn.. fh*v< JL> at 10 Ml M- aadlr. ■.,»»» rr< a.-c eon!tally Inrltrd iau9iM« Siu£ri. confidence, old fellow, my fate baa comp to me—at home among my hooks ; come like an angel and led me straight into M • 1(>tl£f5£fcll And Um «un mam In ghoaUy light; i an »n<1 SOU Jdnata, fortallle, Mteh. M. C ELLIE. paradise.” - “You never mean you have suc­ cumbed at last? Winfield, I really thought better things of you who know tho world so welL Why womeh are the “Toil mast not perate the sax to mo, CLEMENT SMITH. WINFIELD'S a WEETHEART. FLINT & BRADY. TTORNKra «nj Caunwlloni alb* D. W. SMITH. •AJGTAHY PwbHc, .UeraSi 4o*aH b*«inra*c*U» in 1\ rnikinc *rf>. mnrwiura. rtiiwlnu will*. eU-. Rt .l<!<-rw* IHM U> of Ibr vUfef*, ou *Ut« roxl. VNION HOUSE, ~T IPRAS'K DANCEfi. Prowiecor. Thl. hoUl to J? plraaaailj- altaated in th.- n-ntar of 1-hXkcm. Ntmprt n»i.-n»<in Arc floor. Tbr be«t In the in*r—in ........I —— ALE C. BUXTON, fVUNtiMlTn, ruAnuUcwrr. Rifle um! Mtol China vX Mid repair, all Firearm, and lino M»- hlnery. Mn. M. J. TIMMERMAN, 1 or Oman. Term.: p.00 for 34 In* idnxw al H. A: llarfar**. on Htate MM. JOHNM. ROE, CHAS W. DEMAAA Y, EW KLKR, and •ImW In Ffot- and Pliufo nr' Clock.. Xi-rcUuiM. rtc KrcrynrUr J D W. LlKCOLtr. ' - In Groccile. *04 ProrWon., l>ry Good., Genu- FuniUin» Good*. M U ind DEALER NcdlrJiic., wot .Id* iifMain Street. o uua E PARA DY. lion to till all order, promptly, am! at the I li’lng price*. S^op wnt side of Main tftrrcl. J. B RASEY, .RAYMAX. Good.and H*crac« carried to any Itirng ****** i<t”n i*ur*r*1 ^r“J' Tho solemn hush of midnight was over the softly swaying trees and fair, luxuri­ ant p>r>pf-Wiqfleld Hall.; andBonald JX WinflnkiAgre»u£f|niet, iiaDdBojna,1! in <i splendid physical beauty, that was in perfect accord with his keen, fine intel­ lect, and his pure, manly principle* of right and honor, and duty and religion, stood in cue of the bay windows of the library. • ’ ’’ Q "To think that my darling half cbndi^scended to love mo ! To think that a month ago I never knew such a lovely girl existed! Madge, my queen, my love, my darting T If you knew lialf how 116vu you t" _ , His ardent,.jWMMXiftil jbaughtacame And while Ronald Winfield stood in the starry silence, with hei kisses yet warm oq feiBjbBs; an^his-bqart exidlpg in the arowaag glor^.of fjiilifc, Iradge ORNO STRONG, «>d J*nWUt»r of lhe Xiuiniu Earnest was standing before the mirror »». Every .Iracriptloa of I’Uin and Fancy llnr Mtculed wttS nratnej.. accuracy and in her dremng-rooo^ the wide sleeves Office over Truman1* store. ' ’ of her'aznrb* cislihlere wrap iter falling 4- teway from the perfect, ivory-like- arm, m aho slowly, removed the hairpins from her hair, leaving it to fall in tress niter tress of vivid golden splendor over her pretty shoulders and swelling boaom, SON, •pectalty. Sjifrrllancow Carfr. "Iam so sick and tired ef Hail! A TOHN Q. ’CRESSY, mouth in the country is enough to drive sn x:« iff, • Deooly County FancynrimdGeneral ConvrjiUHx-r, one wild -onth inini; aTxl*IWlwj*, if T I H. -LEE. where there is excitement and gayety, I ’"S! ™ iiLteg fc nfegputy wiierirr, ColkvU«>.a .neeUltj d. tho ligut from tho shaded lamp gleamed ou her engagement ring—a magnificent solitaire, with a thousand gorgeous lights imprisoned in its cold heart. Her blue P. Ftnr WaMuv and Jewelry caft- eyes lighted momentarily)«> rtftV I fully rtyMffrcd awl tettrrauted.." - JAMR^ FLEMING, ’ Watrtmater ait Jeweler, MONEY Oi TO Theobald, for my own darling’s sake— my affianced bride—whose name I can­ not give you now, at her own request Dud our engagement be kept private a short time yet. I’ll tell you one thing, however, Theobald; she is the foircet vision man ever dreamed of ; a beautiful, 'intOig«f.-.h&iAtU^ gtfl,' Who terra mo just im Welt, I bftMevo,”» VioW Bw —wholly, perfectly. ” "Winfield, God knows I hope you will bo happy—that you will find your dream amply realized., I would be the Lk>t num to shadow jour rosy sky, but experience—bitter, stinging experience —has taught mewhat it may never teach you—that there is no such thing as true, unselfish love in woman; no such thing os earnest, devoted affection. I loved once, Winfield, as fair a piece of God's handiwork ns ever dazzled the eyes of men; and when aho, in the same breath, in torroato el auiapok«u words, a* he refused to marry mo because shKcortld' stood on the threshed rtf feat night; uof liva on my income,. I talk •ndthoglfidka “ * tentoffeswoil _ . ” . «n<1 a tn and imlnlinn ambition nt of rrrv my Iff life, and i’ll never his spotless face—a face women had be the same man again, although I am loved time and again—« face that had pretty well over it, m they Bay." ’ time and again bowed lowly over fair Winfield’s deep, sympathetic pity wns hands, and smiled in courteous pleasan­ visible in the silent grasp of the hand he try in bright eyes, but neyer, fo( th© gave Garland. - ; <-y oake of tho grand chivalrous acini that "I have half a notion to'remain over governed him—that had never lighted night for tho ball at Mrs. Saybrook’s; with tip) warmth; of jloye-vrord^ whose aho sent cards a weejri^a to the. Hall, truth ho <tid i»t until .Madge Earand I Can hardly account Tor tit, but*l1 neat'had come and bowed this splendid am anxious, as I have not been for years, man at her feet at almost tlio.firstjjlftpce of htr eyes. ' ~ } • for chi' gftyety and qxritomentjoP music, and lights and flowers. A reaction, I It had been quick, ardent, passion­ dare say, after yearn of .seclusion. You’ll ful—Ronald Winfield's wooing and go, Theobald, if I do!” Madge Eumart'n conquest—-and both "Yes, Ill go. There’ll be lota of wet© rapturously congratulating them- pretty girls on hand, and Mrs. Saybrook WEBSTER 4- HOBBS, T> LACKSMTTH8. Allttnda o< work In theBJackX> .mlth »od H>>r»chi.r|iu: Hue attend-d to prt|m!ll. HI.. ...» .LI. ... KlH-U P. HOLLER Jmowahowto entertain to perfection’’ The Earnests—and Madge, of course, then I' Winfield knows now why he had beeh eager to gtJ. Madge—hit' pee-foa one!1 What a chartifing surprise if would be to meet her, perhnpc in the conservatory, amid the tinkle of foun­ tains, where the lights burned dimly, and the air was fragrant and warm I Hta heart waa suiting in the possessicns^p of tho-invrij- girl, and he won­ dered if TheobifeJ *would suspect if ho naked after her—his darling, whom ho had not seen for a fortnight, staon Hia midnight when be kiAsed her under the solemn stare. I shall be glad to meet the Donularly. Dq you see her often! She is a njori beautiful girl 17 A ’ J " Yes, Bomi-occaaionaliy. ‘ Ab yon aay, a most beautiful young lady—bewildaring, fascinating, and not at all ad­ verse to using the power she knows she posaeses.” A hot ' warrood Winfield’s fair checks. This of Madge—his Madge ! LOAN! . * glimpse of a tall, stately girl, with ardent ayes, that the last time he had seen were smiling in his own; a glory of golden hair, that had so lately been piliowad an Ilia breast; fair, ivory checks just tinted with the pink hue of sunrino— Madge Earnest, ail unconscious of his nearness, loaning on Theobald Garland's arm, her pale-pink, kidded hands clasped lightly over his sleeve, her trailing skirts of creamy white and dainty phvth sweeping regally over the velvet floor. They passed between the blue silken obtains that separated tho smaller sa•fooff frofa the conservatory—a long twi­ light apartment, jnst tho very place where Ronald had fancied he would come upon her uuawarva ; or.d, with hie grave, splendid eyes globing, his heart panting, and all the love for his be­ trot ed almost at his fingers’ end, he went on after them, to pause sharply, suddenly, as if a pistol had been fired behind his ca'—petrified into tho fixed- KILL EAGLE'S STORY.*, homes, and started off to meet the CM»r fmn sutiny Cat** r-u» troops, who were reported coming, so he Story of Cuter’e Ijui Battle—that the woman ond children would not »n cfoMtpf _ ■ - -■ • ortho fight Thia wm three days the Custer fight Some of tho Th© N«-» York Herald acting Indian Agent at Standing Bock man’s trail, and were following it Agency, and Kill Eagle, Chief of the white ’ Blackfoot Sioux. Kill Eagle, it will be Others came back and said eight remembered, left his agency, joined the Cheyenne Indians had engaged the. hostile^, but returned and surrendered —their horses were better than himself and people. He claims that he whites ’ tho others. One Cheyenne, noted for wm deceived as to the purposes of bravery, and who wore a war bonnet, Kitting Bull, and that he took no part was shot through the head and killed and in the fight After describing his jour­ brought bask into camp. Tho Indians ney to the hostile^ (tho Rosebud bottle) were approaching tho soldiers whan this he proceeds: one wan shot; they dragged him back by Q. Tell ns all about the Custar fl£litthe feet After thia a number of other A. W© were coming down to the Indians crept up and found tho homes tributary of Greasy Grass creek after tied there, but no one with them; they the battle was fought on the Rosebud. took the horses and returned toesfop. (He here makes a sketch of the battle­ From this camp, all went np to the field on the ground.) Wo crossed the Rosebud; that ifl the place I escaped Greasy Ora's creek, wept doum wkJ camped on it The tiroope struck our Q. How many Indians were killed onsound of MBdgeEaxnoat’sveico—Madge trail on the tributary, followed it down] Earnest's street,‘ intense voice—earning swam their horses over the Greasy Grass the right of the Camp in the fight with from within a rose-bower not a yard dis­ creek, and struck tho camp at the upper RenoT A. Fourteen killed on tho field with tant. end, where there wm a clump of timber. " But I don’t love him, Theobald 1 I On the southwest end of tho camp they Reno, and thirty-nine killeddMd'on the field with Custer. I know of seven who have been falsa ■ to every feeling of my dismounted and tied their horses in the heart when I told him I loved him, for timber and opened the fight When tho died of wounds within camp afterward. Q. How many were wounded f I love you. Oh, Theo! Theo! don’t firing commenced tho I ndians rushed to A- A great many. I would judge look at me so—don’t Giro, mo just one Hie scene of action. -1 and my men were look as you used to do, and I will try lower down, about tho middle of the about 600—wounded in every way— head, hands, arms, body, etc.—nearly al) and be content when Igo to Mr. Win­ camp. The Indians drove tho soldiers field. For God’s sake, Theobald Gar­ back out of the timber, and they ro- I saw were wounded more or less. A lot of Ogallalla Sioux ranged in line and land, don't repulse mo!” croased the Greasy Grass creek below ctilltHl me to look nt tnem, and said : And Garlan&’a'lo^. steady tonM caine tho mouth of the tributary, taking their " Here is the wounded on one hand”— like the clang of a steely bell : position on the high hills, bare, with­ there were twanty-oeven or. travers and "Misa.Esrneii, if I hod sword or look out any grass. There they were rein-, for you, for my friend Roland's mks I, forced by the soldiers who had not thirty-eight ou horseback. There wan a Cheyenne woman who would not let it pa®, my.qy© or ray Upn. crossed the creek (Ooh Bon teen and Copt He loves you; he has perfect trust in McDougall). Befpre retreating acroas had a revolver strapped on bor and went into the fight and got killed. you, os I bad on co— ” 'the creek the eoldiera (CoL Reno) got Q. Did Sitting Bull take any prisoner And Ronald Winfield parted the sprays into the camp and set fire to some of the alive in cither one of these fights I of drooping, fragrant rosea, and stepped lodge*. On retreating across the creek A. Ho did hot; he took no one alive; into their presence. to take position on tho hill, they left it wks like a hurricane, and swept every­ "As he never will have again ! Theo­ their doad behind them. Another party bald, friend, I thankyou I Miss Earnest, appeared on top of a long hill, moving thing before it. good night, good-by I" rrxxTBto to sjell x nxLP-i/srxj?toward the south. KD MXX X UA1R-HKUKU. That has been a long while ago, and After quitting the party on the knolls Madge Earnest is Madge Earnest still : word came that soldiers were on 'the left A long-wnisted lady, having a seand, while the, days have brought heal­ ductivo smile and winning ways, called acroas the creek, .and there wm great ing to Roland Winfield’s bruised heart, upon a Detroit shoemaker yesterday to excitement in the camp, and the Indian as they did to Theolupd Garland—for convince him that ho needed ft metal warriors rushed to the left to meet tho her there remains nothing but vain rehair brush—a novelty just out and in troops. The Indiana crowed the creek, .grets and unavailing self reproaches.— the hands of canvassers. After she had and then tho firing commenced. It was put in about five minutes’ talk ho un­ very fast at times ; then alower until it covered his bald head and asked : died awray. Re describos. Uw firing aa zior to cook a njiar. " Where is there anything to brush follows: (He daps the palms 'of his One of the editors of 7Vr/, Field and hands together very fast for several with it!” " Then your wife could use it," she Farm, received a present of a fine ham, minutes, stopping suddenly, which de­ and the question as to how it should be notes the sound of the firing when they “ My wife is dead, poor soul.” cooked became as weighty a one os the (Ouster) first began. After a few sec-’ “ Then your daughters." naming of a first baby. Finally it was onds elapses bo repeats the same as M have no daughters, and the only thus disposed of: The ham was put un­ above, and continues, but all the time der the hydrant, and the soft waters of. lessens the quickness of tho patting and the Padfoic, Jffiterrd.cnthe heights of sound, until it gradually dies out.) Tlie his hair too much.” “I believe this brush would help a Jersey City, and conveyed to our culi­ Unit'd .States troops were all killed on nary sanctum in iron pipes,were suffered the east ride ; none crossed the stream. new growth of hair on your scalp," she said, unwilling to let him off. to pour over it in a bounteous stream I got the following information from the live-long night At the first glim Sitting Bull himself : “ After creasing I "Don’t want any hair there,” he re­ mering of the dawn on the following tho creek with his warriors he met the plied. " I was never eo happy as since . morning it was reverently lifted from troops (Custer) about 600 yards east <d I became bald-headed." "Well, don’t you ever brush your the tub and carefully scraped and dried; the river. He drove tho soldiers back immediately thereafter it was placed in up the hilL He thon made a circuit "Never. I have it sand-papered four a largo pot filled, not with water tumul­ armind tho hill and drove off and csptuously bailing, but aiaunering gently, I tared all of the horaeo. The troops made times per year, and tho reel of the time and there it was tenderly watched for < stand at the lower end of the hill, and it must get along tho best it can.” " I am in great need of money,” she six hours; then it wns taken out and there they were all killed. In going wiped again, placed in a. smaller pot, 1 around the hill tho Cheyenne Indians replied, as sho looked around toe ahop. “Bo am I,” he replied as ho pogge<l and six bottles of sparkling Newark cider killed a warrior, thinking he was a scout poured upon it, and again il was allowed who hod left this agency ; but he waa away. "J haven’t seen but $3 in tlw to simmer an additional two hours, at not, ho was a hostile.” - “It would be almoat an act of charity the end of which time it was cast into a Q. How long did the fight last on the to buy of me/’ she pleaded. large tub of water iced to hyperborean right J “ I never give to charity, madam. I frigidity, ahd there left until cold. It A. It waa about noon when they wns then wiped dry for the third lime struck the camp, and it only lastetf a few haven't given a shilling to any oae or to any obj-ct for the last thirty years." and put away for the next day’s eating. minutes. Tlio' fifcht at the lower end . “ Your second wife might want the The next day, when with a keen-edged, (under Ouster) was not finished till near brush.” thin-bladed knife we carved delicate, sunset “I shall never marry again. I liate rosy slices from that ham, iti deluodus Q. Did all th? warriors leave the fight women.” and go to the left 1 •’Then you don’t think you could use moribund epicure. "We have A. They did ; tho whole thing left it t" she asked an she rose up. Q. What did they do after killing all “ Yes, I could take it and brush my made at the North, and wq . fancy tho tho troops 1 dog's ears mean back to' his tail, and question was best answered by old Mr. A. At first a Cheyenne Indian came Marshall, ot Virginia, whan he remarked that no hog could make good bacon in with a var bonnet and proclaimed : could make' it over info a Bnow-ahovfel, unless at some period of his. life he had “ I have killed three soldiers, but they or aell it to some saw-mill, or repair my snorted booh! nt somebody, meaning have killed me at last” Hewaswoundod wheelbarrow with it, but I said • no/ They then kept con­ and I shall stick to it. I’m bald beaded, thereby that, to make good meat, hogs in two places. should n»U 5(fid in a foreat range and tinually coming in with wounded thrown ugly-temparod, sinful, malicious and subahdon oak and cheectiiut toast, and over horses, with their heads hanging . ing my- wut-T’; and, madam, if metal then be takeu up and,, falte'ied rapidly , down and the blood running out Yonll try j our r fhui! j«uil ;-<• to t»W J ' A flowman nmy be a Fhareboldrr. but ho is sure to be a bahk-riipt. 'x-. ’ The youpg lady* who always wonted her sweetheart clofte at hand irxplrink if on .the ground that 'twaeonly anigh , Inquudco nrind-(t^adingj^-tiltiasys here, ma, ' His remains ,Wtare (taken ^p . their lastre«tiug-place-’ Whj mv ‘His remains’—wasn't he all there r* JONES. KL1HV CHIPMAN, Justice of tAe Pence, Nashville, Mleh General Can<rrwtncing, MONEY TO LOAN Will b« promptly vri ew-flutr atteod-d •• »i" reflections. . "At is sfotted nnrj I shall be mistress of Winfield HaU be­ fore fee ' roses blow,’ as Ronald said so romantically. But I mt 'I would exchange for just one word, jnst one kiss from TheubJd. Thro, my love, my tove .It esmo in a wail of unspeakable agtrny, and the lips grew pallid and the eyr-s took in them a yearning of nnspeakable woe. • Yj i -itLcEi* before. It w.ift hxte that night when Ronald W|nfirid bowed hfe aalnfoti&ip over his then turned down the light and drowned wo encamped near the foot of the While long; coke will he used in heating the mountains. That night, whan I was retort; the human aahes will bo collected asleep, I heard> man calling. I woke ,। ■t'-Wtrfng-to eat IL , , • ., . , 1 ' Tint latest manta knovci . to man is ^1- , phnbcticit-ni. There is a deluded who, if he had his way, would Uve^n A hoos© with fcB hivej uaor thoO^ottfeo -if banks of the D. New OxnEAira Bullcfin: A bmber on Common street yesterday shaved a cub- ,. tomer without asking him if ho didn’t want his head shampooed, hia hair dyed, and his whiakcro curled, nod he burst a blood vessel on account of it The indicative mood, present tense, of the verb to go, should now be ren­ dered thus : I go to Philadelphia ; You . ' ' go to Philadelphia ; He goes to Philodelphia; Wo go to Philadelphia; Tticpr.,, all go to Philadelphia.—Buffalo Courier. ' Many times n odd eilerior covers a warm heart, and it often hspp<®« itatB-’<; formal and frigid husband trill ■ blossom out into th© most - devoted of men when ‘ his wife goes off to cemp meeting and, , leaven the hired girl to keep house for him. ■“ More Trouble on th© Mexican Borpity those poor women. I nevdr had such a bother as I did with the Grecian border of my last dress, and Mexican border must be much more trouble-’ anta" A naturalist arks, “Do bees hear We don’t think they do. At any rate, when a man is chased by a bee across a ten-acre field, and at the top of his voice urges his pursuer to “ Bhoo there 1’ the insect pays no attention whatever to Our fellow citizen who has been howl- , ing all numiurr, "Leave that dopr \ otx>n!" has changed his tune, abd now slags in the boss-cot tonca : "Why the . ,t d------ 1 don’t you sAtrt that dcar!”-^tho name old song with a slight variation.— Marquette Journal. - * A frisox for women at South Form- . ingtou, Mass., will bo completed next year. AU the offioere and cmyloyaa, ex-‘. ? ( cept the engineer and fireman, are to bp , women. We may be mistaken, but it, .. seems to ub a woman wiU not go to that prison if she cm help ii.—Jiochc«ter Democrat. • • - . M1H8 MiDDLKRin Mt down fit the piano yesterday afternoon and'songi "Where are the Dream' of tho Dawn!" And । \ her young brotUqxy coming Out pf.ioh . . adjoining room from, an, interview with f his father, sobbed out the. xefpun,... t “Under the bonding willow.” Andifo, meant it, too.—Burlington iIa‘j>h~Eyc. CnEBoncAR—“Baby w» rather troublesome in church last Sunday, Mr J. NoUckina." Mm. NoUekins (minh dis’ treaoed)—"Yes, bo wa» indeoV He f don't soem to like going to church at ajl, and ho never left off crying the whole time; and it gives ua a groat deal pl { trouble, air, it do, for wo did hope, to bring him up aa a minister like yousr ’ Thkrx {KiMcd through the Hartford poetoffioe, hut week, an envelope about twelve inches long by five w/dc, ou the,, face of which was the following remark• About sundown they all returned afol hair-brushes and bald-headed men and jI able effusion: said: "We have killed them all; put female agents were as thick as buttons ‘ up your lodges where they sro." They had just begun to fix their lodges that would atill cry * N-o-u-^-h—no I’ cveffiing, when a report come that troops Detroit Free Freu. were coming from toward the mouth of When this report came,' J ' CRKX^TlOlf ftrtUTACJ!., li^cs, run in tho range. And now let tho creek. On Gallow* Hill, about a milo from Mcome to the philosophy of tho modus after dark, the lodges were all taken operandi. The running water was to down, and they started up the creek. Washington, Pa., is the first and only take out the surplus salt and soften the I told my men to keep together, and we cremation furnace in the United State?. Christopher Be'irodar, oas'nf meet; the ham was simmered, because would try and get away. Some ou© told It is built of brick, one story in height, no culinary artist ever boils anything on me, and thej said let us kill with a roof of corrugated iron; it has poJoon’s buglers, died a fortnight ago edible; the ham ww; wiped and- scraped him and his band; we have lost many ! three chimneys and two rooms; in the at Castle Gorden, swn offer his arrival because it wak n> be served so all old young man to-day, and our heart* arc reoeptiqu room there is a catafalque, from Europe. He wv on his way to bad. We traveled All night and next witli a few chairs for mournera; the fur- fllinois to visit hi, son. He was bpm in surprised and delighted hostews’ plump hand. •' How delicious of you to come, Mr. Winfield, but iM>w pxoioiupg: to cxime so late I They have been dancing this hour or more, and your particular friend niallic and the carbonic acids added a Mx,i^«^d J^wbwa enjayto'g himself delirious piquancy to the flavor, and, a'tmoat as long, in hu. ustud way, flirt- finally, it wm plunged soothing hot into —te think of such a thing whan Ronald. ice-cold water to congeal and hold in Winfield Iim such grind good thing* to Rouaid smiled and bowed, and ' went pktoe the precious juioM of the meat. on through the p:*AMn<ly-fill*d room*, The Duke of Westminster, a wealthy looking for the gulden hood and peachy Ecgliah nobleman, gives workingmen on Sundays the privilege of Viattiag the Then all the world changed suddenly picture galleries and museum at his .-U . " Theme,” said Jones, oshe wxaihtfllj, such aa WimviAIo reputation." , , ------,— ---- -V "You Bee I was right when I said you' 11 when aho invited me for a month pur­ posely to meet her invulnerable Prince didn’t know women ah well as I. You’ll .jrith corn; and this we believe to be Charming. I wonder what Ronald doubtifoe be able to judge for ynuraelf ‘true, for even the famed sugar-cur»xl would think if be knew I had come down to-night at Mr?. Saybrook’*. ” hams must cede the palm to the Mary­ lor the sole, simple object of baring him diriXING TIME. ■ And the stiff reserve in Theobald land and Virginia and r tho Westphalia ' L..RUSSKLL. . fall in love with mot” ' ' tone Jkl »ol r.™n, “ Bonnld bacon, all A xbfcMb is jnade from hogs A curious little smile aqgoinpaniod her Winfield thoofibt, from the Hci ol Iton- which, for the greater period of their fJoo.oo-Md upiitkAbs - NO. 4. POOR LIMlt. ^UsbriUr U irerttiry. - No Retrograding.”_____________ ____________________ 1778, in Thuringia, and was thft son of a Gorman rwalptur. He sludtel bm>c and traveled through Germany fofth’a • military band, finally caKsting ufotet Napoleon, following him toMofoww and bo a Obey sane Indian, belonging to a graph, and poetry, if need be. No fees bring wounded al Laipsfo. Re crcomri party that hid been off on the warpath will be charged for inri»rrBtijW|fow the ocean seven times and rtixa^A ’to . iu the White mountains. He reported much aa the furnace hai beenbefofirs4—1 & Tuiauy l^t July, os ,b®l to' die where be «>botij. A gicat Iqng'Ug tp . see kii children In the West aeuiad him of the White mountains. The next tidy and pleasant place in which to roast in September, au-1 he suddenly net nail morning the warriors left ths camp with ■ ~ �gke Johrillr gn*. FRIDAY. Dr. AHUM* COLUM.V, The Undecided Boy. Yesterday i* linen cm (JO TO Sgidugas frstud £ai!md lad Shis’! Sod AH!! OCT. 20. 1876 of his month. Woodward and Jefferson Avenues, ■nd inquired of u K*y about hi* own Etttr DeAw^werU, it is time' to call1 age.when the next excursion would leave. * • “Now ynu just hold on,” replied listen while w«? do a little plain talk­ the one addressed. “You just wait ing. You are justly indebted to us' ■ day ar two and my dad’s society is in amounts varying from *76 cents to1 going to hsv« an excursion that will' •2.50, which we ooglit and wduld make the chips fly. There will be have if you had only charged your‘ free lemonade on board, and a big dinner hr nothing.” . mind to attend to it. Now, we have “Don’t you talk !" exclaimed a third striven to make a lively paper and boy. who had been hanging on a give you the worth of your money, hitching-post near by. “My father's have heretofore hinted that we warn­ society is going to excurse next week, ed these little amounts. We can’t and. every boy who goes along will have ice cream, soda waler, lemonbelieve yon *re » dead beat and we and, oranges and raisin cake free of hate to dun you, but we want to see cost.’’ •• Who are you ?” sneered the other. those “spundiiltcks" very Lad. We don’t want the money to look at,— Why. when my dad’s excursion goes mu we shall havo quail on toast, fried we want it to improve our paper, and oysters and clam chowder, and there make it more interesting to you, and will be a chance to bet on poker and 1 to buy good clothe* for ourself and io buy prise packages with dollar uMthar ratiaere al hills in ’rm !" The assertion wns a stumper, hut her items with-a full stomoch and the other boy came to tipie lively. plenty of legal tenders in our pock Stretching out hi* arm and assuming els, than when they are empty. We ■II the dignity possible he replied: DR. AIKIH have, trusted you in good fai'h ; now. "Yes, but your excursion won’t have any dog fights, and men fights, pnoclual, and don't let this grand and boy fights and.mine will. You'll ree women pull hair and men get Centennial year pass without nt least knocked endways, and I guess we’ll Hie wbol being square with the printfrt. D.. arrange to have four or five children InvI.oreUim ly retted npon »• this, dear subscriber, and our soul drowned f* loocroi will rejoice. । any annoying die. The strange boy with th* new lin­ * ability and oneen coat on had leaned first toward A» Ufly Old Mow one and then the other, as their state­ ments were made, and when the case Just about these days it is not on­ ly nstnral but highly appropriate, had been dosed he stood neutral and when two men meet, to have a word nndeeided. He wanted to go on both excursions, if possible, and when last or two on the political sitoativn. Therefore, when a. mnn boarded a seen was returning home to secure -TOO LATE! DIED THROUGH IBGLBOTTWoodward avenue ca< yesterday ar.d the advice of his mother.—Frte Prut. Dr. AIKDTS RaeJial InstititB ’ CONFIDENTIAL! CHRONIC DISEASES The Dxiirt Location 51 lonroe 8!., 91 Ottawa 8t., sat down by a keen looking old gen­ tleman. it was alright for him to mk : "Well, how’s Indiana ?” "What in thunder do I know about Indiana !" shouted the old man I never lived there—I was never in the state !" “It’s going to .be pretty close, 1 guess,’’ remarked the man, though seeming less interested than before. ■*What’s goingjo be pretty close?" yelled the old man. “The election." “ What election ?’ "Why, the Slate elestion." “VVhat do I know about a Slate elect ion m Indiana?" cried the old man. "Who do you lake me for. •irT’ "Why, I tlionght everybody knew there w,s to be a State election in Indiana to-morrow," humbly observ­ ed tho other. ‘‘What business had you to think so, sir? Do you suppose all (he rest of mankind thinks as you do ? Do you run this whole country T‘ “Never mind," observed the other Ynan, as he settled back ; "I didn’t know hut that you took an inten-sl in politics." "Yon had no right to think so, sir —not the shadow of a right, sir! Suppose I should get into a car and •sk you how Indiana was. How quick you would knock me down, sir!” “No, I wouldn’t." “Then I'm a liar, am I?" shouted the old man, trying to pul! off his ov­ ercoat. There would have b.-en a row had not the other man hurried Bho Knew the Beast. ’’You see this boss don’t you?" called out a woman about forty years of age as she drove up al a Grand River avenue blacksmith shop vesterdny. . ' The smith came out and replied that his sight was good. "I want a shoe on that right hind foot to once," she continued, and she jumped down and had the herse al­ most out of the old wagon before the smith reached the curbstone. She led the b^ast into the shop, sat on the bench and prepared io take ■ smoke, end as the blacksmithi look down a shoe she observed : -No fooling, now’ I wnnt want that shoe to s>ick to that foot for a whole year. You can’t impose on me ’cause I’m a woman* After the hoof had heen prepared the horse suddenly became restive dancing around and, bothering th shoer so he could not proceed, •'You don't seem ’o have any jierience in horses," remarked woman, as «h« rose up and laid her pipe aside. • I know this beast from Dan’l to Beshcba, and yon just git back a Utile," The smith retreated a few feet and the woman caught the horse by the bits, gave him a two hundred pound kick in the rib* and yelled : •■Whoa! Charles UenrT—S’* around there— te that—and this— and some mo Now come up and toe the mark . Charles Henry kicked the anvil off lite block aa the as she kicked his riiia^ but she kicked the ibe hardest, and when the horse-shoer borse-shoer stuck his head into ihe shop the horse was half over a ibe. bench, but as qui<-t as a ismti. “Now pnreeed,” said the woman, ■s she picked up her pipe. “When a hsss goes to looting n ran nd me and aching fora row he's laying up sorrotr tor his gray hairs!” SargMat Corlretf, lhe min who •hOt U'Am Booth, has been appoint­ ed • jarukw io tint main Exhibition building. <1 ImildiEf, St a salary of S1.5Q p<-r day. is fiafiosfibfe to crush really shin­ It at ing merit, ar to aheck the gratiuide of the nepuHie when it seoaps up ■ hero aud bean* him onward to for­ tune with the force sod Mfoeitjr of a ► pri»gfre*hat BA8HVLLE MARKET. tUltr. yet who llful Hpeelalbl. |WNiMS •Ince thor-ugh <(uaIM- THE KMT DIFFICULT CASES SOLIOTIP. FOB Un n TOO SHORT TO Bl MIB1BA1LE. haqe medlrlue* promptly forwarded. eue tbty mn get iboogh amble U. Veil tregl .w1*1 dl»c*»e»- while nnrvr danouncing other M I> '• but eendlng them family mtlento.careful, aober. In■Icparklrnt, UR. AIKN devote* bimaelf wboUv to GRAND FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS. AWT FKOM 1D9 AID DETECT. GRAND AT THE BAKERY DIVISION. Short Line CAN BE FOUND FRESH OYSTERS, BOLOGNA SAVSAGE, GROCERIES, and Best Calico 6 cts. per yard. WARM MEALS for the Hungry! LOOK IN! H. ALDRICH. MEAT MARKET! A GOOD GAITER FOR $1 DR. ATKIN, ROE & CLEVER. Well Kn»wm> Sped al 1.1, n< brat son farther than the poor, and ia much more healthy. We ean recommend D. B. Del and k Co.'a Beat Chemfcnl .Snlemlua STATIONS. Hearing and Sight ftestored. tW« p m °F ell kind", which will be Hold low for caah The bigheat price paid for Ilidee, Peile •tc. Give them a call on West aide klaio SI Nvfivllle, Minh- G. A. TRUMANS. NASHVILLE Free Exhibition 392285 gugiirft «xrMs. ON SOUTH MAIN STREET. HARDY WM E. GRIGGS. life tc CR.OCKEH, ■ it, boon friend* i LINE FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS! OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Where he is now receiving ond opening up one of the finest Stocks of Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, everJ^id down \ in Nashville, and never in the memory of tnan was goods so cheap as he will sell them this Fall. Why, who ever heard of a Good CLeck REAPERS, MOWERS tialir e-i.l.reted phiucian*; brace NO ONE KHOVLl) IHNPAIB that I* afflrfrd with weming Horse Rakes, Plows, BLINDNESS! We have Over One Thousand 'Dress Ranging in Prices from I*a.ttexTi8 DEAFNESS Harrows, Corn Catarrh, Consumption! tUel» beret? rfm, That w wUf MiM wd»jr the 30th day of November, A. D. ISIS, ami rcdireaday the Wl. d»T of FebruaryJI. O 1«77, ■ o’clock A. M.. of aach day at Clamant Stntlb'a tn the village Naahvllle. In mMCmi> roeelve are! examine auch claim*. lober 3rd A. D. IRU. JCI.1HU CHIPMAN,) >1. T. DAVIDSON. CoMkaiowrt. LEMUEL SMITH, f Asthma. Branch.da; and all Throat and Ixinx Com­ plaint*, (arhlrh. In thb erwrotry, are tV ffreeiortenemlm to heal.h and Mfel. wh-n change of climate : atxl all ria- f*!'". are cured by Dr. Alklna improved labaler and Canatllntlonal BcetnraUre Treatment. LIBGE&HG OR OHKOIIO DISEASE BerofuU, Bbrumaibm, Dr.pomla, Pika. Goitre. P ropey. Fravel, Onadpallon. Tape-Worm. IJver Iliaeaara. eta- of whatever nanw or ualure, awfully dlaffaoacd and aklilfuUy treated. LADIES! The Marrtedjw Hl nil- dsalring aid or advice in any delicate matter relating io health (and beauty L prevention and cure of diiwaw. coo Merit tally ran■alt the Doctor with the aaattranw of ante, quick rare In all eawe. a* hr la doubtlce. the moat aklllful Fain, eakore., Whltre. VHrxtkra. Hnpprmaion or other di*eaara. aad .Ira* net aratarrabln life, when by a little caw you ran have the enjoyment of perlee« health. Ktreall or wcrxl aUmpfur circular and Important information. lore-few, healthy children, or none. Planteis, and To two dollars per yard. If you will call and get prices before we will guarantee it will do you good. Road Scrapers, lhe Beat M kea li Co try . GALE CHILLED aii DIAMOND IRON PLOWS READ AND CONSIDER!! The Reliable Firm of EPILEPSY. Etta, Cltorfa, Pkby. and aU Nerrnoa Affections arc eared where other mean* fall, by Improved rtrur Have just added, to their usual large stnek of General Merchandise, a L. EHOBY’R Carriagts and Buggies. SALVATOR BEER I.X*. Beet Up. Browed is the Vm. NW - A <*• U MILVAVKBSUL^ UUWKWK. —a<—— . LARGE STOCK OF GENTLEMEN! Toon Mirottiom a» ou> ra. CROOK'S PATENT Dry-goods, Groceries BOOTS AND SHOES, Which were bought for CASH and will be sold at the lowest Living I*rlces. rr ALL DRUGGISTS. ►solo CALL ^ISTD SEE TJS DOUBJLE WAGON BAROV 3 CROCKER. io,on MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TRAINS RUM Bf CHICAGO TIMK. Going South. Ind'oll*. Ancola FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 CTS A YARD. Still it is so! Wheel Cultivators, NaahvIHc. 1/ H**lln«< M' Adler111 e, Hurntn.rnd, Orem! tlaplda, •Sunday except » IW v Fir! Vane, Jacbm I Saturn E. R. BANNER STORE! rroprict^rt. MUSIC! ' MUSIC! tNIfhl «M*11. BOOTS FOR $2.50 FRESH MEATS, ad Ekiti. <3r««t EMflcmcyr No people is the world »uff«r m tnueb with Dvgpepsi* as Americana. Although Chronic l>l«caer« Cnred, years of experience in medicine had failed and Broken Down ConIo accomplish a certain and sure remedy for this disease and its effccte. such ae Sour stltntinne Ballt Up and Sto ache, Hean-burn, Waler-brssb, Sick Reinvigorated . Headache, ('ostiveness, palpitation of lhe Heart. Liver Complaint, coming up of the His Patients Gain 10 to 40 lb*.in Weight food, low spirits, genaral debility, etc., yet. Serloaa. Com pl lew ted Pleenaea, tbn since the introduction of Gsass’s Acors* Flowks we believe there is no case of Dys­ pepsia that cannot be immediately relieved. BO 000 doxen sold last year without one case of failure reported. Go to your Druggists, The Right Doctor nt Last. Boise Bro.'s, ai.d get a sample bottle for 10 •ents anc try it. Two doses will relieve U & MA IT. WKSTWA.RD. hanking the public for ped favore wlietx a eonlinnanoe of the same, and would inform the public that they will keep oonalaatljr on baud and we will convince you that we are not to be BEATEN ON PRICES!! KOCHER BROS. Goins �Hardware Specialties! THE UILM1J FErtStLVAHi c«f:rr twcwk i.int fut Mail Brate.rf U> Uai'tkl Suit* IARSHALL ffBfET KUR8ERIE3, or lurruck'u, r’» this for Injun *oam*r ♦ his togs orushsd. m parale naa Hj^rwottvery to doubtful high. CHEAP T6& THE FALL OF 1878, AT MH. A_. T>. GREEN Paul CoUins. • Frail and Ornament# Ainsworth it Brooke are building an addition to their store house near the ale- TIGS, SHRUBS. GRIP! IIHS. kntfb by Albert Clark, arrested. TA1E QNIaJf -PLACfi ON T.CW Ww JQV THE .GENUINE this village started for the Centennial last Monday. . —The Christian Church Botdol jrill be A Plummer's mill al Saginaw City, stepped upon a wet stick, slipped and ,f«)l upop a -Tin* Bottom Brows. minald. invitation is extendad. CAfl BUY 8ATI8FACTI0M GUABANTEED I MAONTFTrjrw-r rxrUBMfor TICKTHV JHRItll 11115 SHIITE 1110 lie OIL Respectfully, &c.. FRANK THOMPSON. D. M. BOTD. Ji N. & C. CHILSON. evening waa well at- receipts were $4.25. 'kind, at THE weaksinjsil. —J. H. Keith, arrested for assault and Stallman, of Grand Hbybb. waa doetroyed eyrie, was tried before Bsq. Chipman, in by firn Ort. 1 Sth. Los*. ; inanrad this village, on fTpesday. and the jury in ths.Atoericau, of Philadalphia. for $1,000 -that Griffil —Hon. J. H. McGowau will address tho eitiieaa of Nashville and vicinity, on Tuea- ken, beaide other injuries. m.inviled. . Q. Ayltworth A Oa.'i. and Maculate, ••pretty thin." but, gentle reader, pause a moment before you adopt. Don’t pay 12J <rta. for Cbjfee Sugar wh'A lhe critic eye, and we will tell you Lhat we have been laboring with a double-beaded Granulated 8u- eeraobe. a headache, with • to->thache and core throat thrown in, wbieh will eatisfy r. Saturday night, John Chooser, an old resident of Dundee and au ex-editor of'the Dundee Enterprise, attempted suicide by taking । end medical advice waa called. He lives to pander on mao's fo4lishaesa. Family G. AyUworth 4 —Clement Smith ■Autouwrtti A Cb ’i —Hand itl fin per and Shore, al His-renovery ia lair ex4«ovamor Fenton, of patriotic memBelding. Ionia Co. ahovaconference, the monthly Fellowship mtoaioner of Um Stale Land O&ce in place Meeting of the Christian Church, will be held on Saturday, Ort. 21st, al 2 o’clock, p m. > C. L Dbto, Pastor. of the oouatry as well as throughout the . . —No doubt many of our reaiera will Bute. Don’t pay 60 cU. for Keruaenc Aylnmrth & On. a WE WRL SELt THEM AT THE FOltOWING PRICES: spoke last night «t ths Millerites f.-r winding up this little world of ours and setting it spinning '-ff inSyria Center. Negt week his appointments are as'folio we: Monday nighlnt' the Branch school hones. Maple-Grove; Wednesday Millarites took atook In the prophecy, but wight at Castleton Center; Thursday night in Rutland at lhe Podunk school house; Barwell McNatt, a young bmu well known Friday night at the Bryant school bouse, Baltimore, and Saturday .night at Irving Btalion. Friday night called READY MADE CLOTHING» Cap. Boise is now located in the build­ JeffNdls IM MM bRlSis Strictly pare White Lead 11 eeats per lb. IBM’S, YOUTHS'i BAYS’ CLOTHING ing formerly occupied •* H 84 to M pr keg J.iO Strictly pare Ijiaseed Oil « (4> t4 pr keg 1.75 by E. R. White, oppo­ belled, <5 eta per gallea. site L. J. Wheeler’s, “ •’ 44to5d pr keg Loo Rsv M ceats per g iiloa. where you will find a '• •* $d -pr keg 4.75 store chock full of “ “ td eoslog keg 4.50 Eave Troughing—We have IVEr*». E. <?. Eittinprei' greatly reduced the price-to 10 cents Dry Goods, ^Notions, G e n t’s Furnishing » •“ WcAiiog keg 4.25 per foot; pnt up out of the very best MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS’ •Goods, Ladies Under “ “ lOdwlng keg4.M O£ Roofing Plate, Fall and Winter Styles. and Overwear. You will find almost eve­ Dress and Cloak Making, rything wanted to RFest Side Hain St. Opp. Union Hotuse, CUTTING AND FITTING, make you happy. Di op in and see for LIVERY STABLE! • yourselves. UEBHAL'SEE. U C. WOLCOTT. Ik G. BOISE. WM. VENN. P«op«ix7uB. 1776. CJVSZH! 1876 THIS Centennial 1 year* experiind ia prepared COLUMN . ------ i.unwim PRICES when it waa aocidenUy discharged killing the little instantly. His father, at lhe time, SBEAT INDUCEMENTS DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, QULSX HOURS. During the next 30 days BELONGS Bottom Prices dbt Bottom Store. ia Nashville. GcnU’iPismUhinc G.^dt, Scarfs. Woolen Wrappers. Over Skirts. Under Shirts, Drawers. Gents' Hof. wul Overalls. TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, O‘ersl.sL'owr.1 the glowing .1 y. Mr. MiehMl Welsh, a bridge lend** nn the Chicago and Michigan Lake Shore rail­ road at KivneaidS. W^allid&by a mao nam­ ed bmith. while on duty at hto post, and a Bolan Bbo." SBTical iKlrnffieitx, Tnua Etc., • fine Tobaccos ail Ciiars. troubled, wish ware, of pvacu. ecu. unis Slockmann & Willvar.1 proprietors WHO IS NASHVILLE, MICIT. , UEMIISS, Stripes and E. J. WHEELER JffEW LIVERY! SALE aafl BOARDING STABLE. DOMESTICS, TICKS, (MIL or Prints, <Joits * TOWNSEND, Fresh and Salt Meat a TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS, * GROCERIES, ipRUffTII, HATS, STATIONARY. CAPS, BOOTS, WAZL PAPER. SHOES. PAIWTS, OILS, COLORS CLOTHING, VARjriSHES, XrOTTOHS, BBUSHE8. AC., AC., AC. ■CU Hastorv given ^Store, in Naab villa. 4J!yl TO STUFFS, tthe family, times. NEW MEAT MARKET. X WILL OFFER ty Grange in Hastings. Al Bitgacds old aland, NashvHla, Mich. CLA-SHZ! C4LSH2I •DURING TUB H'stal Accident. ed three years, of Johnstown, while playing with a Utile son of Henry Bristol, aged pine ■61- Good 22-boae and four-olaah Cbr- years, waa-dirt and instantly killed. They 'ere'playmgin abam, and finding a load- •day, until further notice. Barry villa, Aug. 6th, 1876. Fbjkxp D. Soubxs. MERCHANT TAILOR ! rt William Peter’s taw-mill, waa caught , in a -is Naabvilia. NaahviUt. AUCTION STO HAS BUSTEQ I RECEIVING Checks. star- You caamx afford to be without nJ tErukrt on the Start!;. BEST ASSORTMENT OF Christina Kain ar, a yeang shoemaker, aStadu-nade Jia tWieeerL Wines and Liquors ! Nashville, Ort. 11th. LINCOLN. CLOTHING! LARGE For Men*!, Boys' and Youth*' tn town, at FOB MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL FCR a child named Rhodes at Corrunns which was plunged aaarly through the neck POSES ONLY. From $S per Suit Up. BOOTS AND SHOES ! waa chilled to death. De you want Dye stuffs ? WiHitMUNsnis Joint, nt Tbsir mother Detroit, Thursday, but aeaeued alite. Do yon want Paints and Oils? Do you want a good Book for the Home Circle ? kiU-d on Saturday by a falliag tree. Do you want School Books ? >*. Darid A. Noble, a prominent and Do you warn a Prescription filled IN GREAT VARIETY, From fl a Pair, Upwards. Call and See TJ». loibeir.ao. OB>e BTMOBO. **J ,b4 ias’.aally kfllM Fours Truly, MARBLE WORKS BLACK & FULLER, 15 GRADES OF TEA Proprietors. FROM KVKKY DESCRIPTION OF rill Goode Std as Jlcpracnted, an-l Saftofacflan Guartintei l. Grand Ba; tot of J-'thing rained at $WO. The thieves OF WE KEEP IN STOCK W CENTS TO 41.00 PR POUND. Naahviile. Oat. INVOICE • W4bXJL> and MONUMENTS, ATVD Location^—Weat Side, of Main Foreign ft AntrirM Street, in W. A. Aylswurth's Brick. KaahriUe Mich., Aa*. IM, 1«7A WHITER. Satufwitto* Gtsatantoed. W. G. AYLSWOBTH & CO. GIOOJOS. BLACK B FULLER. �the great majority of exhibitor* could only have beet: dead a short time, for their bodies were still almost warm and unatiffened. Wo had not ilrcomed wlral fearful havoc HAIR RESTORATIVE porattvely The defeat of the Servian* must have been much more revere thin we imag­ ined, an the enemy had left his dead and wounded behind, odfet the the, river’s t xbibii* are wjrthJw*. , Indeed, tiMra What It Does! 14 Yiblc fonnenti they must have endured, lying among corpses and deprived of all Andre Hille Qf tt>a mcaldosfrviBg at consolation, all help. How many groans worthy rxhiUtora to the Juattog and valueand sigha must have passed the quiver-, s T5 miS 2» »M« to* «33&S * 2) . I 'A odiat F.r.BCTp*] Church. GCXAM4L —Tb» Bnriah brig Ada Fulton, which arrived which must have-slipped irorn his dying hand; one represented the deni man, but in the uniform of a Russian Major MILWAVKn. or Colonel, and the other a young woman with fair tresses, a prominent nose end Lightroolorod ■ eye*. The photographs for England, with a cargo at lumber, but had been taken in Moscow ; on the back •of the man’s stood in pencil, ‘Nicolay lighten the ponied and diaaat-efl.xi exhibitors. Aa the really distinguished exhibitors are the Komoff.’ I know not in what relation Piral National Bank at -BL t*nl. Minn., examin'd with the woman stood to the officer; but In the Second dUtrict, Andrew Humphrey*, whether wife, sister or betrothed, it is certain bis last thoughts were of her. decitoed to cotni Not for from him lay the bodyof another, .-.-.II — Af U—* I erffiocr, toil right hand preajad on his brt'Ml, where the splinttrr cf 'ft shell hrul ejected to nerve out tho uhexplred portion of Aa.a good reprenautoliva cf Uda oiasg I hit him, and grasping a piece of paper. amlned tho exhibit of a well-known house of Tho Legislature IlepubUcan Is by a small A strong man, ho appeared to have tag the expulsion of.Are oadete fas jjefwniog to Majority. ______ r struggled, long with death'? his face, testify against otbera who Were charged with this peculiarly vicious academic folly. ’ which had tho unmistakable Russian _—. yORJKIGlf. —fjftren thousand additional Bpauiab tyjxj, being distorted from pain. It was troOfw will leave Madrid fer tuba «i:orfly. with difficulty that the paper was re­ I OlFQ \J / * —It iw announced by cable that in lhe recent moved from his hand. It was a letter, manutACturrre, idaome rem for the further fmprove- duiastroUH expedition of Egyptian troojw to without any date, in Cyrillic writing, and । grounds' Jhd rurrounding*. Abywiuis tho Aby«alniana alaugbtered at leant evidently from s child’s hand. Col. 8,800 to 12,000 of them. —The Montenegrin commander al Trcbinje Mehmed, whp was once in the Russian negotiate an extradition treaty between tbs report* tt *•. tn the rcigrt ^d, i^ch, ranted sqryice <ne ia & Circossiap from Daghes­ "United Slates and Spain. in tho burning of L’jabinjo and all the auf- tan, subjected by Buskm more than fifty sounds. snOdent to All a church. Tor lhe parity roondiog vill«pa,lAOaTsrks *t® killed, to- years ago) and nnilerstands Russian, and eaquiaito swsetocM of Uxcir Urnto. and alao cniJtB Ajri> cnixiifALA. for the imi'.antkneotu response they giro to the cluhrre of tlione who were burned in a house. —Judge Boreman. at Bearer, TJUh. baa The bulk of the TurkUUeoMlore went decoyed translated tho lettur into Turkish, and into an asnbnrb, and tho Montenegrin* tired thed' one of our, Ccsncks, a Pole, who So great i* the popularity of these organ* that tho leader of tho Mountain Meadow tugs.-aerc, Jiad been bicught up in France, gave their Bales »ro constantly inerssntog. seen in these dull tunoi. being larger tho faux mouth mo tho contents in French, as foHows : than e'er iwfore. Their pnesw range from 870 26th of next January. bare been ebip|>cd this scaiwu frost Canada to : to «1,050. Uncrtraing earc thatiJlUiair ROudB —At half-past 7 o'rfook. one evening lart shall be perfect, hi makrial and sorkmanslnp. —Tho London tdandardf Vienna corroapooa thousand tod «!>o drcams erar)- night Uiat thou ,lle-t Exposit'owj. A very eu not with dishonor. The majority are - agreed dead under a tree. Come to us, dear father, in Ihrtr lino at thia .that if foreign proaAlro becomes intolerable to formether has become so pale; and, i» always took Uro fin Expedition. a kvolyintoro-taoioiiK amount taken is about 814,000. No clue to the ' tho . Uxbreudtuco of the Government, thsy crying. I am very*gold. eo thst the may not fruit-grower* ami farmers, by'pabliahing tho robbers. 'prefer separate terms with Turkey's cry still mrro, ju^i when thou ccmset baejx will following, notice: —Blanchette the ytjxngxr, charged with arch-enemy, Busria. CTnen-MMUWo kxtkaokpixaxi. remain good’ibd neve? be naughty again. But ' causing t“io groat conflagration st Bt. ' —Germany took an enumeration of (la In­ Hyadnlhe, Canada, baa escaped from jail habitants in 1675, and the official rt turns are in Agricultural Hdl 1’blladelphia, Thursday, tlierbi and ts irapposed to be hiding in ?%>»- published. The total population, including also kiss thy little Ninka.' Oct. 26 1876. when1 they propuaa to j*rfarm Ueal city. Throe prisoners escaped with tho unprecedented frat of preadng 100 berralo of cider from 800 bushels of apples, in fen funirt. him. The jails in Canada are becoming a embraced within tho new Gorman Empire, j» Amotjg the conspicuous omtssions of < by-wurd. prisoners being spparently able lo 42.726,644. Thia |a ■ aix»Ut theeaxpo m that df the dont^nnio! Exposition none' is more walk out unmolested whenever ft- suits their the Uuitsd Stales. tiik j-om-er or VDXSCIBJtq*. —In view of tho critical state Of affairs in noteworthy than tho absence of Texan. A touching incident, illustrating the the East and especially in the mobiUiatiou ot For, save a few bales of cotton, which power of oonwionco, even; in tho most are of very superior quality, aho has no hardened criminal, recently occurred on goou in ths eaatara portion of Jackxon cocutv. being placed on a war footing. exhibit of her splendid products and vast Park avenue. At dusk n well-dressed Mo. Ho was wounded in tho kntx> while in rasourc®n. It is certainly her misfortune, stranger rang st tho door of one of the Minnoaota, and at the time of hi* c*|4~.rc wm in bad. Ha wm taken to Boon rille, Ma. where for there is a widespread interest in the houses, and, on being admitted, said to The following statement ahowa tho ofIlobba Kerry, another train robber, ie confined. Lone Stnr State. And had her exhibit the proprietor: “You do not, air, reoog.Tixo James rang J* now virtually distended. firm! vote id all tho candidate* for l’rw»-. been “equal ’ to her acknowledged re­ nixe mX face. ’Tts well. Listen. Y*our iiient since 1840, and tho electoral vote I Joseo ha* gone South. sources, the immigration it would have pocket was piekeifabout a twelvemonth — A triple muidcr waa commitIAl at Buck* of each candidate, and the number of, port. Me., one night la*t week. The victims electoral votes each Slate lias this y< rr : attracted to her fertile lauds would have since.” “It was, aud I lost $12.75." greatly increased her wealth and popula­ •* I was tho thief. Nay, air, spare your are an aged man nemod Trim. Lie daughter, Mr*. Thayer, and her little daughter. - Trim'* tion. As on instance'of thia interest, and reproaches, for for seventeen days I had CaeAidau. %*<«. homo aud building* were burned, ami hi* Tear. an evidence of what Texas has lost, a not tssted’food, and my wife and eleven >*. darn-on.......... l.r*,<ll ctiarrod romaine were found in the . debri* of IMO-WllUaw Martin Van Buren well-kuowu corn Kpondent of a promi­ small children lay at home on their mis­ ..I.SLM9 tlia carriage houan. lira. Tuyyer wm known 1MI h«x» K. For nent Southern paper a few days since erable pallets crying with hunger and ■esnrfifty.. PCMMN to have bad >8,000 in the hon«e, and plunder Btraay.. gave notice that be would distribute cold. The money I stole from you, i* anppooed to have been the incentive. Guides to Southwestern M1exas, and give sir, saved them, for with port of it I VCr^L AfTD XJfJBlTS^RJAL. 1(31-Franklin iT'rc information conoeniing u; and for many bought coal, with part of it bread, and WinSMd Heou.. ivingk bank* in tho city and v.clnily days one might have thought that be waa the remaining portion I played open ou a sacoisafnl candidate at a county clee­ the eight, coppered tho king, and called run, which, if not promptly gut aa[op to, may wrt.SM tion dispensing patronage, so many the turn till I ran it np.to’——but par­ sought him for information. He rectiives don me for intruding the details of my fxtrtcd iu trouble, and one of them. the Holetters on this subject from all parts of humble business upon your attention. boketi Homeatoad Awociation. received de­ Baft.......................... posits until the list hour, though It is charged IBM—Abtaham Llocoin.., the country. Thu apathy of the Texas I 'bocame an altered myy ami deter­ llevrr.ll McOMlari. .......... 3.01*0X1 people with regard to immigration is sur­ mined to reform and lead nether life. .......... jVtoTh prising. Did they manifest the enter­ I am now well employed, and night and :::: prise which Kansas has displayed their morning my wife and children biers your New York, between Broome and Fourteenth recompense would be great. But there name, though they, innocent onMl jo IStotta. । UiMo.iri displayed in the wiedowa. This i« occasioned, are forces at work which pronjisp gre<Uy: nc£ denow t hat I # ji^oJq the . money. (J ; 'iebraata according to tbs Now YorirTtnws. by tho re­ CatiforaU to improve the conditjon of Texas. ■ XeradA.. have long since sought you, bpt 'was moral of tho great retail trade ot tho c.ty fromTua Galveaten. Hxrriwbnrs and ftef Autouio uttatyato find you; but, fortunately, my Broadway below Fourteenth street to ths railroad will reach San Antonio In a few woeks. ’■friend and benefactor, I repognjt^d.you and th»n * magnlflocnt country, m rich aa any ;» <j atroete on Broalway and Fifth avenue. 5i Orvgoo................. J In the nation, will be opened to the Immigra- on a Madison street car yesterday; ! folllboou IndianaPmiwjivsms.. lowed,you homo and learned your name, Ubode Idand.. io surprisingly healthy. Ccuuumptives go and to-night I have ''oome to restore to Suda < sru.tus Xrtitnrky there from all parts ot tho aotmttyahd have you the money of which I robbed you.” I, t Venaoct, B./flayiug, the penitent thief gavo the • Virginia. Mai7laa<i. •• cvimu ana sugM. suu ui iu» amau cwrcsu in Great credit I* accordc 1 to tho engineer and •_c abundanee. In the 4eAtfw portion Urge fort kind gentleman a $*20 bill, received pitot Hebert for their ^f&e«bir ones are toada by grazing herd* of cattle and F-ip change, blessed his benafaotdri during the burning.' ‘ ‘* flocks of cheep. It'ft not rurpriaing, then, wartnly, and left the house. Next morn­ —At Colorado Sj*rii<|>»r CoJ.!, Jw»tl)*turd»y, s that the overcrowded Inhabitant* of cities, and ing the old mon found that the bill was AMJU THU AGITA­ fire broke out in a livery hafnro it THE a counterfeit, und that the |M>a)t*»t ihii f TOR. was got under twenty-one buildings were de­ B.MUW,... W«(m. T„«. . a>orW«d 1uk1. q„ U» ,U.?Lo ll»-,l»kroU>o' old i„» vln(( .1.5' 1._____ *ru.wx_ In the height of tho nnti-Hlavcry exMH.Ar roazt l/i a iwiHNHAfiihv-A and frulnifwin3A~er>r. < ' . . - . . — ... man's bat and umbrella."—^THdbpa, eikment William. Lloyd Garriiron, the which al! thoughtful men wish lo fu-ovldo for great agitator, was traveling in the thmneelvos and families. Tribune. South, wbou ho happened ituppcucu to io moot meet a n ' Mr. M. Wbllldiu, Wii during the Exposidotf. can Joint Lock, one of the few survivors explosion cocurred al the n*il-mlll of Zug A large Blaveholder 0: ---- - - -boot tereldrereod __ 1 at Newspapor Pavilion, OeoteaOn a lukMtSMippj of the battle of Waterloo, has just died PulladtdpLls. in regard U other s frame Exhibit! Neither knew the oU — ’.. —— or social n*“ Exhlbilion. iu an almnhouso at Rochester; England, poaitian: both were well posted on tho Louis, or E. M. Stackpole, 4 Cedar etrtet, New at the age of 84. He was’in the Sixth questions of the day, but of course ouDragoon Guards, and, although among fifty ware Mriowiy Irjnrad. An cxanrinrtioq |tagouatic. But bo well and ia ao kindurrLVRMCB ot' roojo.ojf bggi. the first of the troopers engaged and in __ ix_______ >_________ ___ .-_.t__ of the remain* of tea bailer al.dwaJ ttoft ft lu4 i■ The flavor of an egg,’acquired by food, the thickest of tho conflict, neither ho bwu fearfullr dr fieri re. In pjaoc, ] that when Mr. Garrison left tho boat nearly or quite all lesdea in tlw yellow. nor his horse was injured. . bora®:! nearly ifir jukI;. atul iu other plaea* the ■ • platea were v»ry b«dly welled. It w*n patehed, 1the idaveholder took him by the band It is very strongly affected wh-n hens and t xpressed satisfaction al the (inter­ The very highest award that the Cenare fed on putrid moat, ~ ‘ taaul Ounmwioa bUvte’v. Zug A Co. will lore about £100 000 view. “If you NortlACBoars,'* mid hej It is-highly rc-commeudei exmo’.tdr, a Diploma of Honor ord ** would calmly debate there questions to hens which are to produce eggs for Modal of Merit, has been granted to I. with some show of justice and common incubation, because it adds much to ’tho L Cragin 4 Co., Philadelphia, for the - plodtd dear Morgan* Point, Galvraton bay. sense there would be no difficulty ; it is bulk of the yellow. Rye, on the othsr peJebrat^d Dobbins’ Eleclno'Soap. your Garrison* and Phillipsea that make hand, inerraurts the albumen. PractiCbaptkd hands, taew\ pimplea, ring Oil the trouble.” - ; colly, ori q$g is animal food, end yet Lwi. W0.OOO. there is nofcb of the work of th<4 Iratiher Loxpon is now supplied with "Msrn about it; ob’c-tliin] is solid nutriment, । get only that made by Caewpll. Hazard XALLJtO^O Zjrr«LLJGKXCK. ardllen butter.” It in produced at a large , Now York, aa them Me many fiuitaiww and there arc no tough pieces or bones Proriclw-cy of lhe Grand Trant U»ilw*y Cbm- fteut^e caudle factory at MarseUlcr,‘ I1 to be laid aside. Would it not be well pan. of Canada, and C.pt Tyterhsa W<=u ap­ Jrfnqfes-,»n appearance the very finest far every oue to eat more eggs daily ami Hiuvr oals are ; none pointed to soMeed. Tb«n> is dkumtf rffr %' Epping or Dorset, and keeprf lc*is weatf For those who use their iZ- ix brain, the phosphorus contained ineggs \ ‘ There w hnnlly a achool-boy in the TtTK OCTUBKR Xt.BCTlOXM. Jrifia4 tl»l« whenjll elreJaUe. . .... hud that has not rend ot Merchant’ll Gargling Oil. Before the public forlhe cooked three minutes for those who pre­ Tira Ohio State Fair awarded the first last fortv yean, it has become almost a fer th^m soft, and four minutes for promiam tor pianos to lhe Ohio Val'ay ikano ‘ ‘ id word from the Aptotic to the of Iliptor. Tue.y are maaufretarora I Lore who priAfir them hard; that in the CorujMfty. c? Uw eclnbritwl Valley Gem. trio ma-l popular ' Aa a liniment and exterior ftpIn Ohio the Ilapubl'caa majority for Milton I tu. nr—i j in burt.8. r colds, tmraina, ordinary way of boiling them. But frost bites, flexh wounds, and ■ ——----------------, -------- -------------- -------- . they am for superior if scalded in boilChamps and pains srous ailments of fiMh-aadlimb “F ’•*« ,Jr ,oar xto"U’: “«■ ,1W fn both msn and te ret MeMtefit ■ GargImr4 ’ hnt stand- unrivated in tlw world, i — ^5»« ‘!ow* nnt not twnnme fc**’0”’ bftrd bsU hicrklv tf’s Worm Tsb!-t«, « certain stsd ( g-Iatinons and difp-itib’e. Frisd and iiedy for utb^k ohilr‘.-hard boiled eggi sro indigestible; on Buiuntrfs Cocoai.is kills dandruff, adulie, hove Hkrwujc become (ho contrary, ]x»cbed egg”, or those ANNOUNCEMENT CONSUMERS! cixciiiiari. Jtor.sSrtrariK is S«=rE x:s 1-htiadeipMM s: Sff.J. X Cut Out Certificate Below and Return with S3.0Q. TBAIWffiSSSS: aifti i*siin« —***•* - r ** • -*>•■**—■ $2 SgrTfflShcr-SaKJT 5^S^X£3iKw.,uU..Mur. »»>j±&ae,Kesa^c.*8st ASEMTS FgWSfflrtcaggfe vaxcsco, txx.; W CtXCISXATI. tMUO. A°wKJ?-jgaLgS*Atgyis: $25 n AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT Centennial history S350 8.'<3 S3 ar CANVASSERS WANTED for 1 Supert. $984 WORK OF FRENCH ART, bauq.lca free. X.INI3WTO?! u hitpv *•*» »— MUNn ftiS^Srsx'JSSXig WHAT E.’eJJ tyF11®11. WJsFJ NEW WILLCOX X GIBBS AUTOMATIC WELL AUGERI’S^;* U. B. Aus»rCo^8l-Loai«,l our Aurct Book. rwftsSrraureooA producing •2“ OPfUM V I , Da»afta<M*L JQa.F.ftSibM.QMaq, bb $60 A WEEKffi^d -■fexfeass SILENT SEWING MACHINE. Send Postal Card for Blxwtrated Price List, Ac. Willcox & Giblrs S. M. Co. s cts. per pagr. Giustrated Calalonura U.at Win I.nnf Jon • v40 w »l hime d*y or ee'nf. iMVKWTQ1l5^ L’.flOX, X3B GrwwnwUh IU.Sbw York. $1.00 in Gold I Buy the $1.00 in Silver I Corrugated $1.00 in Greenbacks ! STOVE-PIPE ELBOW. Bimatr . Don’t take any other. H tl WW m W1U id UMH1M1 ttT PNW nHL a Man of a thousandii CHICAGO LEDGER A CONSUMPTIVE CURED . iteL-ss-c'-vt ,ii OMe^. st almost any drug uterajx* thg Ln L—j boiling water, w very fouler. Peppjv ' Fokhma* Str.duiky (Ohlo) TlcffiA^. ’ ’ kills the flue fl tvor of a good egg. Address Balboa MtoiugOa, 178 Broadway,N.Y. Stitch Indicator. Results. ■sSfiwtegs.... . !«iir. ->r £ = *:• GO.. 7S* TbMfaijyg. T.---- SUsrftftT! THE LEDGER, CHICAGO, ILL fflPmS OUTFITS READY-THE LANDS FOR SALE 960,000 tern ia Sontiiwext Muronri. FlfltT-CUSS 57CCK FARMK FARMEElS^jSSS'^ iliiliUtorr.arnad nuHilbU». rnrm««Xle». Krrm Kxooilont Agricultural Lands, , , * iUillhy Uauatrj. srstsisr. Prices MX 50 tc MIO.00 an Acre. 0AUTION.te.‘^^'TOJrB5 Guarding!^ zayrcreg.' ms SUMSS KMOAY1N08.~ —— EajsmF^flaSwj wanted CHAS A BOOK to the MILLION. Ijm-ss MUSTANG LINIMENT SB ,L KINGSLAND, FEMUSM $15 SHOT GUN A DAZZU8G OHASffi!! Read, Think and Write. EUPEON ! B. F. WBMHAM’8 Seltw ArerienL WATER WHEEL HURL- BH. .rmcni, don't shuck your cent btrt shell it on W, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-10-27.pdf.pdf 88471b236fc52dbe167e6588263ce7d3 PDF Text Text ! .vtv Star IlHJhviUeWws. FRIDAY, ADVEBTUntO BATES: 7318 liatEisStsga M«T TO PSYtM SUBSCKIBEM SI tLM Hr A— ■4 Progression. No Retrograding. to NASI^ILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1876. dyoe went over and over the ground, and gave shrewder guesses as to how the robbery had been managed than any one else. When other thefts of a similar nature, and also of leaser degree, con­ tinued to vex and puzzle us from time to time, it was Mr. Fordyee who insist­ ed on severe measures, prevailed on the authorities to offer large rewards for the apprehension of the offenders, and made himself so active in the matter BIG FISH 8TOSY. received at the bank. Perhaps it was that story that made me, tired zs I was, bestow some thought on a hiding place for Steve’s money. I pondered the mat­ ter very seriously as I took down my hair and arranged it for the night; then, with a laugh at my own ingenuity, I tucked the roll of notes in among my town. 'He often joined our* social gath­ erings and became the life of them. I ought to have slept soundly, and I was quite envied in having his es­ cort so frequently, and the rumor was dream-d happy dreams; but I did not very soon circulated that we were en- Some counter influence seemed to ruf­ fle my slumbers, and I awoke. Some one was in my room. I knew it Bteve and I had some words on the —awlnfiac and ewoy teak and forth. With th. roae-llgtil tn bar fao», Hha aaamad Mi. a hint and a flower In / And tb-forr.l h»r naUn placa. H AsJfARBER, , MP. Homeopath!.- ritttn AMri Auntrofr m. ttrsaisfi CEBMEHT Sttf/fi; ‘ • Y AWYEK, prattler* In all ibeeoarta In IkhalaU. ■■ throoirURiP^*01 A BlBi vmt aide ot Main Mrert. NahrtHe, Nickman r,uaisr M Y PFLIR TA T1 ON. [H. . - UNION HOUSE XpRAMfC DANCER, Thto bofc! U ■A plrawillv (ituAirJ la cvntcr ot IhiASUm. room* ffn floor. Th* br«t tn the rn»r- - AEF. C. BUXTON, manufortaira Rlflr an>l Shot G rrpolrt *'! Elrririr.. noJ (nr Mx-hlnrry. Gt•’NSMTTlT, im 11*1 price. F)iap near tlM-ptalnlnc mill. THHTM J.^nfMERBU: 1 orOnom. Tissua^ ietvfatrl* tmons. Idenrv at H. A. Barbi'a So State Mr«rt. JOHN M. ROE, D. W LINCOLN. , I hnd jilenty of baaux when I was young, and liked that very well. How­ ever. .1 bad heart enough at bottom, and whan Bteven Lashley asked mo to marry him, in the end I consented, though I kept him in suspense along at first. Neither Steve nor I were rich. My father lind a sufficient income to keep the family in' a good stylo of living; but be saved nothing, and I could expect noth­ ing from him when I married. Steve hod just begun to practice medicine, and was struggling aa young doctors must. There was a pretty bouse just outride the town that Btevo and I had our eye on for a long time, and I had promised to become his wife as soon aa he could call it his own. By dint of such struggling and econ­ omy as I never could have guessed, he had put by enough for the first payment, and wm plodding patiently on toward the second and last myself with the flatteries of others, while Steve was working so faithfully for me. That sounds as though I wasn’t going J. B RASEY, to marry Stave for love; but I was. Our town was something of a fashion­ able resort for summer; and many of the people were in the habit of taking board­ WEBSTER .j- HOBBS. ers than. Father had always objected to our doing so; but this summer of winch I speak he fell in with a stranger, rk strong oa he was returning from a long ride in RINTER, and Puteahrr of the the country, who, having shared his 5i»i Ewy-dnsrtpUosof PJala Job I'rtsflns circvk-d with nealano. m phaeton with him during the homeward dUpatth. ' Ofiee over Trtusawa Star*. drive, succeeded in so ingratiating him­ WM. E. GRIGGS, self with my father that he allowrtd him A VITIONEKR, win BUciri to tn Note to board with us. 1 x. brf IntrartM to hfa care. TmiM r The stronger was very much in my line—distinguished-looking, possessing MUS{C! MUSIC! un >«.ia DEAN, a (NUvcdWv.rivr an eloquent pair of eyes nearly the cuter Icmoim uti lhe Hallo or Orican. and in liar uf my own, and having a propensity for liearv opposite < Rrutr»n CXareh, , saying "pretty things” that was just delicious to a girl of my turn. It was such fun to draw him out, and then TNROM Naabrllle to lUtlle Crrwk. Leave N~ laugh at him ; to pretend pleasure, then R -bj Ul- < . ing eonn«ctkxia wlth lraltw «**t and wait. Lcai shyness; to invite and repulse in the onodation uf |».«-i>r'Tisame breath. It was a genuine flirta. JJKRjI h AA'ER. Eropat BuoU and Sl.ue*. Mak Ing n-nalnng neatly done, alao «lriel alienMANandV FACTVRER ' S O . P M ^HiKflUwrfXS 6«d$. Btevo came often tn see me, but he did not see me alone, and he never stayed JOHN Q. CRESSY, Steve's sister Marian and I were inti- Poor Bteve eujoyed my visits to Marian better than he did seeing me anywhere else, and I liked it too, a- much because TAMES FLEMING, ’ WateBrntfetW jewehJr, to accompany me thither, thus parading, as it wen*, my conquest, and the aocompliahmenia and attractions of Steve’s new f ully repaired and warranted. ‘MONEY to:. LOAN I Il Vffrird lol Efait Sttirilia, IN BUMS OF Steve was good-natured, and kept his not like Mr. Fordyce, and he was quite alone in that. Everybody liked Mr. $300.(>6:aeJ UPWARDS ON LONG TIME. L. RUA8KLL. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, bearing himself genially toward all When Parson Hammond, who lived learaal to us, lost a valuable hone from liis stabls, and came over to our house to Jec about pursuing the thief, Mr. Fora jaunt with some friends, which had > Collections a specie MONE Y TO LOAN and, indeed, quite led it." Il was the subject sevcr>) UtneR; <a>d because it was so un ostial for him to insWt in sueh a matter, I resented it when he did; and the more I suspected myself to be in the wrong, the more I resolved I would not own it. I detected Steve's dislike of Mr. Fordyce, and taxed him with it Bteve said nothing, but he only shook his head and looked gravely at me when I praised him. Ho never said worse about Mr. Fordyqd than that he did not believe in him. Steve objected to my intimacy with him on rather general grounds, and I answered in such an ill-tempered manner that Bteve, not be ing ice but flint, struck fire and retorted angrily for the first time in all our ac­ quaintance. The result was a serious NO. 5. no sound either, but for all that I knew I was not alone. I tried to scream, to raise my voice. I was frozen with ter­ ror. I never thought onoo of the money, or robbers, or anything, that I know of. I was only frightened, so that I could not move hand or foot, or make a noise. I don’t know but I stopped breathing. I can remember yet how cold I felt, though the night was .warm.' ' Suddenly, without-' the warning of a breath, I was conscious that a hand was creeping stealthily about my pillow. I did nbt think of money even then. As terror had stolen my sensee, so now it brought some of them bock. I gave one scream and sprang from the bed, or loved to put his vote in if the . women were, for he certainly had just as much sense about such things. The lady said ■ . . JJtasn fork B*a.] . she made up iter mind instantly to go Coup’s great New’ York aquarium, directly to the polls and vote, though the first' of the kind on this continent, she had no idea of doing so before that It* fall 4.W, and .nrrr-Uthted tan* la a day, svMthaari, ihlnltf and brt<t>t. was opened last evening. The most in­ man so slandered her sex.” teresting object in the exhibition ia the Lova ia a year, l>rIotkI. UUer and brUf: n both ft. aprtnr ot bad. and Mmb. and J»af; young white whale, born last spring, A correspondent of the London TXmca and ten feet long by two feet in diam­ writes : ** Taming the ostrich and mak­ eter at bln widest jmrt. He .reached ing it a domesticated bird has only been attempted of late years ; formerly they used to run about wild on the plains of tilted, flo that he might roll into the im­ South America. They were shot by the mense tank that had l»een prepared for traders and natives for their feathers him. He at onoe disported joyfully af­ until they had almost become extinct I ter his imprisonment. He was taken at have often heard my native servant talk Grain Harbor, Labrador. about the number of birds they have There is B long cavity in the beach killed and eggs they have eaten, but that opposite Grain Harbor village, left dry is a thing of the past. They are now fit low tide. A deep tank was dug in it, watched by the farmer most accurately and oro day, at high tide, sixty men until the young are hatched ; they are formed their two dozen boats in a semi­ then taken from their mother ; the egg« circle, and were rewarded for their sev­ that are not hatchc<l arc taken home and eral days’ waiting, by finding several generally pul under blanket* to complete young whales between them and the the incubation. They are generally sold of his poverty “Principally," said shore. This young wlialo took refuge when they are a week old for $10 each ho, with a twinkle of his eye, "because in the cavity, and hid in its depths. to those farming with them ; -they are. I have preached so much without Guarding the two.inlets against his es­ fed on lucerne, clover, or any grass stuff notes. ” cape, the men waited for the tide to ebb, from the garden ; they are housed at "Why do not women learn to swim I” and as Ums water became shallow he ran night time, and are put out during the is a question agitating society, and we into tho tank, and thence he was lifted day when the sun is warm. When a answer, explicitly, " Because wash-tubs into a boat bedded with seaweed. A month old, they are taken out by a boy are not nuule large enough."—Andrcu t’ canvas was thrown over tho ixiat and it to tho fields, on a pasture peculiar to the Bazar. tawed to a schooner, ana hoisted by a country, to tho ago of two years, and derrick, and lowered down the hatchway Now, then, has every lady got her will feed about the homestead with the into a tank, well cushioned with sea­ seal-akin? [Joyful cries of “Wehave,"' poultry. After that ago they have to be weed, ifl^he hold. " Of course we have,” eta. ] Well, then, kept in paddocks. The birds oommcnoThe water in this receptacle was laying at the age of three and four put them right sway, for tb«y have gone scarcely two feet deep. Thia shallow­ out of fashion entirely* Buch is life. years. They are attended to the same DbM was nocesaary to enable tho whale Two raBBONs were waiting in the rail­ aa wild birds ; but when we find a ben to lift his head and blow. The tank had has more eggs than she can cover they road station. One asked the other: a depth of only three feet, and had it are placed in an incubator, where it is “ What time is it I" She looked at the i been full, be would not liavo had water interesting to study the process of incu clock and replied : " It's ten minutes ( enough. His back being dry, it' was eebation. Birds are kept solely for the to wait." But it was only twenty min­ aentml that two men should pour buckfeathers. They are plucked every eight utes past 7. i ots aof water upon it every fifteen minmonths, and will aveiage at each pluck­ Tux other day when we wrote : " Bhe utee. After eeven days the schooner ing $10 worth of feathers after the first took a dose of poison to ansuage her leached Quebec, and there the tank was plucking, which are chicken feathers and grief," the lame compositor from the i transehipped into a railroad car. are not so valuable. The Cape never Southwest miulo it read : “To sausage j Tho whale is fod with minnows and offered a better time than the present her grief," and wanted his pay raised.— ehrimps. for enterprising young men, where farms Free Preu. ' are being let at a nominal price ; but I Jones thinks the saying "Every dog She was very pretty (says the Wash­ should advise those who intend going ington Chronicle), wore! pleasant smile, ostraich farming to rent part of a farm has his day,” is only the bark of a great of which ia that and, when she entered an avenue car from one who is engaged in tnat pursuit, truth,- the body , h“ “d last evening, there were seven young bw»™>il do«iBOl r^iuir. much ground, I und «t Ibn mmn limn ho will bo .bio fc i • <» “ • u • “ aulrluin condomen who immediately vacated their riou.—Graphic. seats, and delighted themselves by cast­ gain information." part of it the next day, but I listened other hand vainly sought to loose my coolly and retained my anger. I flirted with Mr. Fordyce more dee- hair. Tho net, more obstinate than pmloly than over after tlud, but the neta usually are, would not come ojff, affair had really lost all its relish for me. probably because in his hurry, my mysI went recklessly on, however, in my terioua araailant was unconscious of its foolish course, till .Mr. Fordyce in so pliant meshes. He pulled my hair in hia awkward attempts, horribly. The many words asked nio to marry him. I don’t know what it was about the man pain was like a spur to me. As his arm lay across my arms, I bent my head that all at onoe struck me as insincere. I knew that ho did not mean what he swiftly, and fastened my teeth upon it said ; and yet he wore a very love-like with a vicious snap that only a woman air, and he would have clasped aod in my situation would have been capskissed me if I had not shrunk swiftly bio of. | The unexpectedness of the attack dis­ away from him. With an audible I answered him, however, as thpugh solved my bonds. ho Juul spoken sincerely, and told him oath, he let me go, and I darted away what I did uot often acknowledge, Unit with winged feet, and met father in the I was engaged to Bteve LasEly. No passage. Of course I fainted then and man likes to hear “ No ” from a woman's there ; and by the time anybody got ing alternate glances at the fair one and into' my room, my robber had made good lips whenever his petition is an idle one. his escape. For the first time 1 saw Mr. Fordyce> seat with a nod to all and a* bewitching . . Alas^.however, ho should.not have al' face distorted irilh » sneer of mingled smile; six young men bowed and sat anger and dislike ; and I knew that my down, while the young man bowed and woman with such acute ears as I had. I poor Steve’s strange fotling toward stood up, and imagined himself a martyr. Mr. Fordyce was reciprocated by that had lioard the voior and I knew it be­ She carried a beautiful child in her arms, longed to Me Fordyce., . * gentleman with at least equal intensity. and it was very playful. One young Father fairly turned palo when I told One night there was a warty at Steve's mon thought she was its aunt, and two to betray father's. It yas Martan'« birthday. him;, but he qautipjuxl that I suspected any oue aPpresent, and others were quite positive she was not Mr. Fordyce took me over about 8 itamother. Meanwhile the child amused o'clock. It was a gay party. Wo had he took Steve’s money under his special itaelf.x It climbed, and crowed, and charge. We all met again at breakfast. dancing, which wo did not always, and, Jaughed, and . played, and the lady tlic music and supper were good. I I should have said that Ms. Fordyce laughed and petted it. One of the danced with Steve several times, and had made uis appearance about the some young men, a sacrilegious wretch, com­ being in good spirits, found jt.rather time as the rest of the family whom my menced humming, "I wish.I was a difficult to maintain the distance I had screams had aroused, and in tho moat baby," when tho child, kicking in a He came down to lately adopted toward him. His eyes, natural manner. playful mood, knocked a handkerchief too, had- «uch a? soft, tender । fight 5n saw**!' from the lady’s lap on tho floor. There them. His lips ra^h brightness. were four of the young men who made a Father wont away into town after " Come into the garden a minute,' simultaneous dive for the maslin, and Bell,” he whispered to me aUhe cloe<> breakfast, and Mr. Fordyce eat in the two got it; they came up smiling, neither of a danoe; " I have something to say, garden and smoked. The officers who willing to relax his grasp, and two hands to you”—and for the life of mu I could camo to arrest him stole upon him from were extended toward the fair one. An the back way, and accurcd him before he I not say no. old liuly’on the opposite aide tittered, thought of raaistaucc. When we were in the bright moonlit and the young lady held tho child in front of her face and blushed. The garden, ho stopped where a clump of proofs enough of robberies he had been lilac bushes hid us from the house, and young men looked at each other und then at the bottom of all along, hid away in drew from his bosom a roll of notes. at the ------ . Their months and eyes ins tranks,.and he owned them at last, opened ; each handod it to the other ; ** I shall finish paying for our bouse with smiling nonchalance; turning buck something fell upon tho floor, And the tomorjo^r.jih^x.i'h? qsuLius voice that | sleeve actually, when no one was ; exceeding happiness'nfafie* tremulous.' two young men silently departed from looking, and showing me the prints my "I flrew'tifB'moncy from the bank to teeth had made on uis white arm, anil the car. The other young men looked day, 82,500. -Ah, how I have worked out of ths windows, and somebody whis­ kissing thlm with the old gallant eiu for this hear 1” . . , .. . pered, " It wasn’t a handkerchief." preasment. — "• •* -- »-*• «I should have been harder than a mill­ Of course Steve made his payment, stone if I had not forgotten all my foolish and wo were married st an early day. Misa Thurston, a young woman who anger at that moment, if I had not melted went “ up in a balloon " from Oswego, rather from my coldness ; ton I was aa N- Y., a short time ago, nearly came to GOOD IbriCtW BdXDKKJt. BM as he was, and I dropped my head Abundance of dean napkina, whether grief. It seems that the valve bad been on his shoulder there in the moonlight, tampered with before starting by some and cried happy, happy remorseless you work a 10 or 15 cent shop. persons on the ground. After ascendKeep your razors wdl boned. — Wash yo^r lisnd| prevjgus to cirfry m,; to an altitude of more than a mile "Steve,”I said, "you-shall let me Mias Thurston opened the valve and the keep the money till morning. I shall Don't finger the lips of your custom­ balloon began rapidly to deBoend, but think I have dreamed if you don’t." when she attempted to close it she ers too freely. Steve laughed, but he let me have my Never puff your hot breath into his found she could not do so. She threw way. Ah, what a foolish whim it was 1 out ballast, but to no avail, and finally, whita,Uw» Few would have dared to take charge of Donkt w sle' time in poking lather up when rear the earth, Prof. Squires, such a sum of money; and fewer men proprietor of the balloon, set out to hin nostzilaor in hia mouth. would have permitted them. But Bteve Keep your combs and brunhes piously natch it, and, after a race of four miles, came up to it, though not till it had tian, with me as with himself. Don't compel your customer to talk tempt to stop it was unceremoniously whether he wants to or not single instant I thought I' saw the Arrays bepleftaty anil polite ; it costa dragged over fences and lota in the live­ shadow of a man across our path; but nothing, yet pays. liest manner imaginable, but with .true looking back I saw nothing but the Regular and thorough rinsing out of grit ho bung on, for, as ho termed it, he lilac bushes tossing in the summer air. was "bound to fave the gw’.” the sooji-cup and brush. **What's the matter!" said Steve, gftrjrx. When jerking a. .gsnUcman’a bead noticing my backward gaze. around or twisting his noae, just imagine “I thought I taw the figure of a man th? predicament if either one*should happen to oomo. ttfL .MendHandle voted in the United States. Bhe cast in indoors. her ballot in Wyoming, and gave tho Well, Steve and I were the happiest do it tenderly, and not like a Sioux In- following reason why she voted st all, pair there that night, end Mr. Fordyce laughing aa heartily as any of her hear­ saw, and could not quite keep his eyes Tbe following is the quhitessenct of ers: She said she was standing in astern one day, when a largo black dog came it.urltaDuiodao. ahop. Neglect these maximsand you in, holding a basket in his mouth. It The party broke up about 12 o'clock; will be a botch all your life ; adhere to was election day, and some of the men that was late for us, and Mr. Fordyce standing round talking about the lata having brought me there, took me home. in the profession.—Hair Druser'i GorA&rj, said Jack (the dog) should be aj- xxcEsnsr or tub pbn The earliest mode of writing was on bricks, tfles. ouster shells, stones, ivory, bark and loaves of trees, and from tho latter the term " leaves of a book" is probably derived. Copper and bnutn platea were very early in use, and a bill of feoffment on copper was some years since discovered in India, bearing date 100 yean B. C. Leather was also used, as well as wooden t» biota. Then the papyrus ioUmu into vogue, and about tho eighth century the papyrus was superseded by antiquity, especially among the Chinese; but the flrat paper mill in England w built in 1586, by a German, at Dartford, in Kent. Nevertheless, it was nearly o cintury and-a halt—namely, in 1718— before Thomas Watkins, a stationer, brought paper-making to anything like perfection. . The first approach to a pen was the stylus, a kind of iron budkin; but the A kemarx of an old minister is com­ mended to all preachers who are tempt­ ed to oomplain of a small congregation : " It is as large a congregation, perhaps, as you will want to account for at tlio day of judgment." A colored minista r, wishing io notify his congregation that the Sun lay after­ noon services would'be discontinued, said: "Hereafter in the afternoon there will be no preaching in the after­ noon hereafter.” A NEGRO witness, on a horse trial in a New J<wy couit, was asked tn explain the difference between a box stall and a common stall. Straightening himself up, he pointed to the square iuouNure in which tho Judge wbh seated, and said, ** Dat ar'a wat 1 calls a box stall, dcro, whar dat old boss is a-sittin.” It makes the new preacher awful mad, wliile fumbling with the intricacies of a front gate fastening trying to get in and make his first pastoral call, to have the woman of the house turn the slats in tho frequent and even fatal use in quarrels, l»y window and call out, " We haven’t and then it was made of bone. Subse­ got no ohl clothes to give away, and quently reeds, pointed and split, like these ain't a cold vittle in the house.”— pens of the present day, were used. Burlington Hawkeye. _ , j The recent educational progress of Japan is so wonderful as to be almost in­ credible. It was only in 1873 that the - movom®. .t for public education was fully inaugurated, and now, the whole coon try being districted, there are 18,712 public schools, 2,300 private schools, numbering in all 1,725,000 pupils ; 51 normal schools, with 5,000 pupils; 21 Government colleges, with 3,973 pupils. All the schools provide education for more than ene in five of the whole popu­ lation. It is a very significant fact that on the Japanese school records are 422,127 females. To the school ex­ penses the people havs contributed by taxation nearly $1,500,000 ; the Govern­ ment gift has been about $950,000, and the voluntary contributions of wealthy $1,080,800- The present fsshiou of moantainclimbing counts another triumph. Mount Ararat has been successfully as­ cended by Mr. Bryce, of Lincoln'b Inn. This is believed to be cither the third or fourth ascent, the. first having been made by Parrot in 1834, and the second by Atiich in 1850. The mountain is 17,219 feet in height, and tho last 4,000 feet had to be climbed alone, the Cr—cik Little Johnny has pacnlisE viewe as ■ i to original sin; One day be was about,, to be puniahod for acme misdemeanor, when he pleaded; " It wasn’t me, mamma dear—it was tho bad man." ** Well, Johnny, I’m going to whip the bad man out of you.” "Ab, yes, but that'll hurt me a precious lot more than it will tho bad man." „Now, then, Bate, ’taint to you a-hargyin* wi* me ; I tell there’s a big knoc, and I say there’s a hinlargemont there's no good you that wherever always a ed in defense of his favorite)—** Worry gotten a desperate big ’ead, and that looks bod for you.” Am Englishman, who insulated hjs bedstead by placing underneath each post a broken-off bottom of a glass bot­ tle, says that he had not been Ires from rheumatic gout for fifteen-years, and diately after the application of the insu­ lators. A local paper, <i noting this fellow who ould cure Ids gout if he bottles in time." Scene —The ball room of a faahioEsble seaside hotel. Lady Godiva Highjinks (to her partner, daring a pause in the meuians of the neighborhood believe the mountain to be inaccessible, and in­ met you before!" Tue Partner—** Yes, sist that Noah's Ark still remains upon the summit As mountains go, however, ahoM I've ’ad the pleasure of fittin’on Ararat is not a particularly Lard^olimb. Your Ladyship si our ’house in the BurThe peak is a sugar-loaf peak of volcanic whisper) I must say that origin covered with snow, and as no a more hvxquiaite foot tnan yours, My noue of their added dangers to meet. �CHRONIC DISEASES n«-ck«. when tbe Ibege bells lhev rtrah peU.rorfi oat id eight and hear ing, lest they nhoutd be aecnsed of A Sbrevsrport, La, man lost an ■rm and a diamond by the premature even smiling r.l Iba approaching ter­ ror. When on duty a louse tunie discharge of a cannon but Thursday similar to Charles Goodall, of Jacksqn, was injured He offers a reward of $50 fur th* those of tbe rest of the army, and lbe< Saturday i by bring o«n<ht by ike tumbling .u— ' T»l_ ___ . jewel, but does not say a word about officers carry whips to lay about them 1 the arm. ill case Ujey think it traeded. and trowsers are worn, Tbe Doctort tasiou iLTSaSfi TIBED. fool when he planted GO eeres u> petatoee «nw that be Jia* 4,000 bnahrU," worth In Sing Sing prison, N. Y-, on the but 1 $4,000, tbry don't think eo. Tired of everything! Tired of 11 th. Lmjwig Wulf, a convict, way (a rumored that ihe Mlchiran building hot weather; of tbe kitchen stove; married to Nellie Huhn, who came .. ( It ■i i.—. i ...... rid.,,, t* of setting the table; of washing the from New York tu -marry the one she ' dishes. Tired of doing the same loved, to give him hupe while ha re- 1at the close of hto Exhibition. things over and over again, seven < in the week • Tired of makin; mains there 20 months longer. The ( Theodore Rush, a farmer ngar I’irtning- days cits turd pies and currant jnes ant marriage was by the prison chaplain. < cherry pies ; uf roasting and boiling A kisa, a bog, tearful embrace—the 1 and baking and brewing! Tired of Mrs. Normals Allen, of Jackson, whilst the children's voices calling "Mother! husband want back to his cell and the wife to her home to await his mother !" from the dooryard and the barn and the nltic and Mho parlor, in every imaginable key, and in all sorts of moods ! Tired of the baby’s dinging arms’ about your neck, and of having him awake up and cry just when yon fancied he was safe lor a two hours* nap ! Tired of sewing ! * Tired too. of being misunderstood and info tho Chicago exposition buHding. aid cross and unreasonable, when you not a cent when he came oiiL Pickpockets. are tired and worn out! Beattie A. Brbrga. * daughter of Luther Yet how much worse it might all Brirr- of Livonia. Mt or threw h’tselfon be. Suppose you were in tho con­ * Ji— t. i r u-lt-.__ ■ -• Ply moth Friday. *t»-l tbe engineer wai uu- dition ot' that poor woman on the old •bte to atop hi* train before it *lrndc her canaMmat in the East River, whose Mid killed her instantly. 8he wee not In little daughter starved to death the her rifchl mind and wm nMr-riffitad. ether night. Died of starvation, they On the night of the 2let. Petrr Knepp, a said al die inquest, as they looked at ftirmar.liring *00111 of Etton Rapid*, had the attenuated limb* and pale, pinch­ his team Molen, end I»reel Allen, living “J»r ed face. Suppose Jim had fallen by, loM hi* light wagon end liarnee*. Offi­ down and broken his leg instead of cer* were immediately started In pursuit nierely tearing his trousers. Suppose and wueceeded in tracing the parlioe M far anything were to happen to the bab . a* Albion. » Last Monday afternoon an exeureloa train Bless the darling ! that thought wak­ on the D 4 M. R. IL, loaded w|th pa>*«n- ens you to instant alarm and love. gers for Grand Rapids, to boar.Blaine, near­ But, tired woman, wherever you ed Lowell, when 'he coaches jumped the are, we send you a word of sympathy. track, fortunately without Injuring any one. It is hard to be burdened, and hard not to be crushed under burdened. Try lo cast them off on Him who is ever ready to help in every time of Five men asmed Cherlea Blum. Herman Knapp, tlharle* and John Smith, aud one need. named Caaeo. were drowned Oct. Mrd. white A large satchel was picked up in croMing Saginaw rieer above Cerrolton. where tbey worked. They .were in a bmall Central Park, New York, last week akiff. io the bow of which there wu a hole.. by one of the patrolmen, who shook Tho tug random came along, and the awrll it to see what it contained. He found out, for straightway a baby beVV hipping out his knife alarmed, aud the boat filled with water and jarf to cry sunk. All fire ware drowned. They were ie cut the satchel open, and found in all men of families and all poer laboring it a pretty little baby girl. It was ta­ ken care of. x - 91 Ottawa 81, 57 Monroe Street, OB. AIKIB ai'Jsr FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS •coming.. Wc will wager three years 'uneral, fall dead. Cdiuo, heart disease. of'life that she « a. tip-top good wom­ A CharloWo congregation wenl-to church an—« real help u» man. May she J hat Sunday and sat there aUently for about an hour wh*n it suddenly dawned upon prove the angel that leads tho unfoj- tthem that they had no preacher engaged. tunate 'lo perfect excellence. A hog droTer named Eugene Cribbs. 11 v- Stokes, the murderer of Fisk, will be set at liberty on the 28th ot Oct. It »3 said that he looks careworn and thin and suffers from the asthmaHis divorced wife and daughter are liv<Dg together, the latter being a very beautiful girl of about eighteen years of age. He will be wcll-io-do when ho comes out ofpriaon, as his. oil re­ finery works at Hunter's Bom^eve been carefully looked after by his mother, who is devoted to him. At Elizabeth. Jfew Jersey, week befoto last a Presbyterian minister was dismissed . and drunkencss. disgraced for In New York city* on the 10tb of October, Henry M. Little, n Meihexitsi Episcopal divine, was sent to prison two years and nine months for obtaining money under false pretenses, aud doing a . the Beecher line. Mrs. Mary Ann Hale in Foster Isaac M. Singer, sued for a share of the $14,­ 000,000 left by the great inventor tu be quarreled over by his eleven wives, nnd has settled her clsim for Ralph More. Hampton More aid Timothy Lenion visiled the Charlotte brewery, calL $75,000 cash. •’ She was a regular for beer, and brinr left aloue foT a few min­ widuw with three children by laaac. utes, abstracted fiftoen dollars from a pair of pantaloons hanging in an adjoining sleep­ Their eyes ached for the money, and ing room. Upon being apprehended Timo now they have a nice slice of what thy Lenion turned state’s evidence, and was their bumbaslio oid papa left. nifty, end their trie! h»s been deferred unl the £4tb. The euihorities hft»e ivciivrd last information thu Lenion Is w*nt>d el Kip. tramp story. Tne woman of the house came in the kitchen with u At Marshall, at 12 o'etoek, on Sunday xauoor in her hand just as a tramp night Ed. Dolan, a freight conductor, set fire lo a barn in the vicinity of his raeidence was “xoftly flitting" out with a big While it wa* burning he attempted Co fir* loaf of bread and a pie in his hands. ihe Catholic echool building near, aud Mr. Desire Reuse, a nephew of the catholic Of course she "shrieked for help," pricei, white extinguUhing the fire, waa and then she threw the saucer nt shot by Dolan, the ball lodgi'-f in his spine, which caused lii, death. Dolan ran, and him, hitting him in the face and cut­ ting his nose, aller which insult he parties who were attempiing lo irfir. him He was at last caught and lodged in jail. wouldn't keep her old broad, and pie, He is a raving maniac. Of course much but threw it and ran. ' excitement prevails at Marshall over tho Burlington, Iowa, tells the S An elderly darkey was. inquiring of S tstejs. ft Holter, pm th. Best Calico 6 cts. per yard. BOLOGX'A SAUSAGE, GROCERIES, and IfARI MEALS far tie Hun! DR. AIKIN, NpcclwlieU www CUT TH 18 OUT! LI earlac nn<* Sight Restored. C. A. TRUMANS Free Exhibition His Patients Gain 10 to 40 lbs. in Weight Serious, Complicated Dimw. that OCR STOCK CONSISTS OF We have Over One Thousand Dress Ranging in Prices from »t l-b ranted cttreetmeni t REAPERS, MOWERS, JPatteras DEAFNESS! ! BLINDNESS! ****** “’"'*** StrAlphum-J. Catarrh, Consumption I Road Scrapers, IES The Reliable Firm of DIAMOND IRON PLOWS Have just added; to their usual large stock of General Merchandise, a LARGE STOCK OF DEF0RIIT1E8, jU EHOBF8 VOIGT’M SALVATOR BEER Is the Best Lager Brewed in the West. SeM by Uni<^»k at MII.W AUKXK BREWKKR, Dry-goods, Groceries GENTLEMEN! TOUSG MIDDLE-AGED AMD OLD MBS. BEST MITHt WORLD. BOW W AU DRUGGISTS. Carriages and Buggirs. CROOK’8 PATENT BOOfS AND SHOES. W*UUmu. tb« maaag-inani Is so simple that, by eon per dayIt. I* estimated that the! population has been reditned by refit- j Harrows, Corn I»ror»y. GEO M S *VAGD A COa COLUMW Canada Oct. ! I, were 726. an average of 181 Wheel Cultivators Planters, and READ AND CONSIDER!! effect political sep­ pealUs from yellow fever m Sa­ Horse Rakes, Plows, GKIFFITII. Guldwiri Smith writes te the- To- vannah, Ga., alone, from Sqrt. 1st to| NA8HV1LKB FOB, THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS I EPILEPSY is ripe for it. of *U kiade, which will be eold tew for eaeh TWhigUet prim prid for Hidee. ?«U* •te. Give them » call on Wwt ride Maie 8l Bwaville. Minh. Where he is now receiving ond opening tip one of the finest Stocks of Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down in Nashville, and.aever in the memory of min was goods so cheep as he will sell them this Fall. Why, who ever heard ot a Good Check To two dollars per yard. If yon will call and get prices before purchasing we will guarantee it will do you good. tly pertmtied mer he prefers, and thinks Chronic DfteaiM Cared, and Broken Down Con■titutinna Built Up and Reinvigorated. FRESH MEATS, IGRlCQLTflBIL DEPOT, FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 GTS A YARD. >2. W. MEAT MARKET! inform the public that lb ay will department asking that *he might be id ■. ALDRICH. ROE & CLEVER. BOOTS FOR $2.50 There is no person living but what inffers more or Jena with Lung Diseases. Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet some would die rather than pay 75 cents for a bottle of med­ icine that wetud cure them. D*. A. Bos'• lias’* 0 aMt aw Sracr his lately been .in­ troduce# <n Ibis country from Germany, and its wonderoa* cures astonishes every one Still it is so! that try :L If you doubt what we say in print, cut this out and take it to your Drug­ gist*, Hebe Bro.**, and gel a sample bolllj for 10cent* and try It. •— * *“ fonad. rutu [iicss that LOOK IN! GOOD GAITER FOR $1. AND HARDY A CBOCKEB, Tbe Special Corroepotident of the London sent friends" for $1, inVnrihly in ad­ Time* says It would be d flicuft tn find an vance, lest her own daughter a few spter illustration of the big- way in which the Americans do things than that furnish­ days since, n»d immediately went ed by the “Centennial Nen-epaper Build­ rioLDByfrrir* {Bryant a strattoni BCUBINBM a^irKMUITW. weq>ing and' begging to the police ing." in tho Exhibition grounds. Here you LT aration between England and Cann- phev—quite apMt from ft* liicrory atlrxe tla has iiecn brought al»out, and that ti*n*—aw * vftftiw to >he Kxbihition' coatrf emit lo be ufferrl a citerr la,. Wf niejr nt I liere remains but two issues—iude- Sr4t wor.lcr how. among peprr*. pettdeace or annexation. Tho for­ CAN BE FOUND FRESH OYSTERS, fii DENTISTS Newspapers at th® OeateaniaL AT THE BAKERY TOO LATE 1 DEED THROUGH nJUCTT HA3HVLLE MAMET. a policeman if he knew anything of Warren A. Sherwood, formerly of Ionia, his sou Pete. The policeman repli­ who roxotly committed suicide al a hotel JONES A SELLECK in 81. Louis Mo. The proprietor of the ed that these wae a young darkey in boiel sue* for $1,300 dsaeges done to bi* the lock-up for breaking tip prayer- busineiM by tbe malicious snd felionoue eritae of the deceased in *ommil ting suicide inoeling with an ax-handle. “Dal’s on bis prennOM. Sherwood wm one of hie and did “feloniously and maliohim," exclaimed the overjoyed parent. boarders * iouriy commit the crime of murder upon * He told me he wa» gwioe to ’muse himself,” thus not only cheating the isn-Ilerd out of n good enetumer, but Muring the hbaelf."(raveling puMic lo talk about and avoid hie house. Therefore be claim* dantages a* A prominent N«w Yurk woman aforesaid —Ionia Standard. clairvoyaaf, wito tells "all secrets” aud “reveals the abiding place of ab­ FRANK J. PURCHIS. l'r A. etwejr* rflw Winch were bought hr CASH and will be Mold at the lowest GUARANTEE: UlvinR I?rlceB gees about 8.0G0. harden! dertlc.n Jo .1 id jury to l>» "An P»*»e* Jr ••running" ft for *ix uonths much h.WJO and triW American Mvtpoiw < and we will convince you. that we are not to BEATEX OX 1'RICESJ! KOCHER BROS MOD UWluE AID GOOD UUT“in. SJ.SW* •rm toe lbw wmm! pfcrrtMi DOUKLE WAGON IWDY A CROCKER. z �Hardware Specialties ! I. *. In. ths jfr&at RueSh to Cap. JBoise/s New Store! . r U CHEAP FOR THE FALL OF 1*7*, AT DryGoods GROCERIES. r.i. Md wu. Mil* Hate, Cape, GeaU’ Furnishing ok. plyGooda, M totty 8L-®wwto»4 And Ecrything Nice for the Ladles. M<Xu<- let on State 8L, paying therefor ; fast tolt iaj ©Id lady, both played thair parte JM); chararters demanded, aud won and patrons whcare ■pHmshis. . , ir ~ Fnrriah, as Jew Dalton ihe “tiger.” and Frank Timmerman as Melter Moss, the and rraan n mm er man u Mturr uc . ha»W aft THE I nUTMT Uah**** in Woal ytanael* for Jaw. played tbe part of plotters, iharpam *»W** AB IHL l>UWb»X. ' of Cwpl’s old friends give him a call. L. O. BOISE. • — Bert OoM*a Drip Syrup raty 75 oral* Warn particulars. pw galley at aptotosrUA 6’a IN FLACE TOWN WHERE YOU CAN the genuine tSPtA TINO-R?ATirWl' JTrtXuae JEFFEBSOM1111$ V'KX Ilin EE1D LID OIL Nashville, 0ct. 18th. oflapgbtec. X*. Moebsr, as Hawkahaw the detective. Court NashviDv J_________________ ONLY and robbers with great success. —Tbe sBsChrfcfshth*/ **? Oth. for husband ‘at Emily Si. Bvermond. and Cha*. sasiotih and battery, (in wMflf Jtf*. MuiSalisbury a* Sam WilL>U«hby. th* Xteing lnl«> .1 TUE ^iKS-is FRUIT TREES I ley Brady, an Mr. Gibson, mad* a AnU-claB banker; B. F. Reynolds, aa Maltby Che Trial before Ea<p Cbip- landlord, and W. R. Griffith, as Burton Che WE WILL SELL THEM AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: IA83HLLL STREET NURSERIES, DT BATTLE CBEER, MICH, her elocutionary powers, will read at tbe NashviQs has abusdanc* of homa talant, and Christian Church this evening. Admission 15 Santa: ohlidren 10 senia. Don't pay eta. far fli/H Sugar when Common Cooncll Proceeding*. -Heavy twittsd Ticking, 10 eta peafard *4*1 fftl to took uUx wbols-atork young man’s the Bort** Stone. fat NaahviHe. lb*ir roLadies* Balmoral and Felt Skirt*, Ladina CM**fdBean: CleA from |800<e for cash. £1.rices Ur. LINCOLN. TosecuUng attorney, frem $.HOO to J«00. —A. H. Ellis of Middleville, will speal manner tbit will bo pleasing to the Bepnb- B'byfor? because we became entangled in exceedingly glad to take a back seat, which It gives os great pleasure Lo write that M» of NuhriUe’s greatest needs will soon SdlrrrUus can be made than D. C. DeLand A Co.’* Bc*t ChendcaL Besides it is full weight, and that is more than can be said of some brands of skleralu*. — Oat Meal at Minin, i, X^k'UU, M Ctv Married.' , OeL l&h. ai th* house of the bride’* par­ ent*. by Rev. E. L. Kellogg, of T*kon*ha, aesisted by Rev. C. G. Thoma*, of Nash rille, Mr. David 8- Hongh, of Battle Creek to Mi*s L. Warburton, Maple Greve. OeL 18th, al the houA of Wns. Decker, . TAKXi KOTtCB. The eito chos­ — Wo shosW judge from appearanoes en is on Church St. jaal east of Lee Bro.'a i that Gairv.ia’s banner store was rapidly be­ ttoi It- dimensions will be 36x100 foot. ' -eoming A favorite place to trade, good, full Votefijr the Beat Man. nity that 11 Gentf nr Wrappers, Drawen, Gents’ Hok vnd Overall*. ' tu the day <f election draw* nigh, wf APocket Book, containing a sum of monget that Hrt RepnMiean uominara for i of Probate, Clement Smith, i* on* of the mwUdkU. . . ____ , _ _ Democrat duty-bound to vote the Deaocratio ai at my residence and proving property, laebvilh, OeL, SOth, 1870. E. J. STEVENBOH. the Nashville Union School House, on Saturday. Nov. 11th, 1876, comcncing st ChMloton, Oct. 26th, 1876. JOHN M. ROE, • Township Superintendent. u Fruit aud Ornamental M Id to 7* pr keg 3.75 Strictly pare Liasee* OU belle*, tf eta per gelloa. 4* to 5d pr keg 4.00 Rar W reels per gsDea. 3* pr keg 4.7S 6d eariog keg 4 JO Sd easing keg 4.25 Ildoaslag keg 4.H per foot; put up out of the very best OK Roofing Plate. HEADY MADE CLOTW IM’SJOUTBS’lMH’CLOTRlIfl Please give me a mH. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I Respectfully, &c- C. C. WOLCOTT. 1876 1776 DURING THE JMfrns. E. C. Fittiugrer* MILLINERY & FANCY G00B8! N. A C. CHILSON. CASH! cashi CASH! PIONEER STORE! Fall and Winter Styles. Dress and Cloak Making To. J« WHEELER, Centennial W. fi. HLSWORTH & CO CUTTING AND FITTING, LIVERY STABLE! WILL OFFER During the next 30 days DRUBS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, / GREAT ffiDUCEMHm DYE-STUFFS, DRY GOODS. School and Miscellaneous s GROCERIES BOOKS, HATS, CAPS, STATIONARY, BOOTS, WALL PAPER, SHOES, PAINTS, OILS, COEORS CLOTHING, VARNISHES, NOTIONS, BRUSHES, AC., AC. AO. Surgical Instruments, Trasses Etc., TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES. TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, WM. VENN. PMOTMRTML RECEIVING TO PURCHASERS OF NEW MEAT MARKET INVOICE FILL USES OF Fresh aa* Salt Sell* Bottom Brlooe. OF Prints, Cotte TICKS, NEW LIVERYt 1JEMIIXS, File Tobaccos and Ciaars. FA.DL. Slsekmaaa A Willrar*, BEST ASSORTMENT OF Wanted! 10,000 bn* hols at apples, 6,000 bushel* of potatoes, 2,000 busbela of com, and 1,000 AND Drawer* ai 87jrt*. merchandise at bottom fi| MERCHANT TAILOR! West Side Main St., Opp. Union House, Store. uf Caatlw-m. Maple Grot*. Woodland Eave TrouyhlDK—We have BUHtJ CHIPMAN. >1 T DAVIimnw. greatly reduced the price lo 10 cents &C. by Adam Wolf. E*q.. Mr. Mepben M. Down* to Mrs, Dell* Merrill, both of Ma­ ple Grove. Opera Home. the Boston Store, la Naehvilla. MR. .A., T». GREEN, TREES, SRROBS. GRIPE TIRES, Goodyear, of Hasting*, will apeak to please leys. The following accounts were pre­ sented and on motion allowed Beautiful yard wide Carpeting qnly this evening. 26 cent* per yard at Avlbwortu & Co'*. Smith 4 Putnam, nail*.... —L. J. Wheeler, Bev. C. G. Thomas, Dr. Cbaa Furan*, himb«r.... ,17.27 Cha*. Furuus. lumber.... 1-1.15 Barber, Frank Timmerman and “ye local” H. W. Flint, crosswalks ■0^ La* Bros, are selling a Tea that ».oo down to Grand Rapids, to hear Jim Blaine, On motion council adjourned. the man from Maine. There wore present E. J. FBIGHNER. D. C.GRIFFITH, three or flour bands of music, and over 2.000 » Goad Fell Skirt* only. 70 Recorder. I’roslileat. Bnur Bno.'s. Jek.Nrils 10dteM*prbgS3.25 Strictly pare While Lea* 11 eeate.per Ih 8* lo »* pr keg J.5S CouncilRooms, 1 Net. 23, 1878. / Regular meeting held. Present—Lee, Reynold*, P*mdy, Roe and Halbert, Trustee?. On motion by Reynolds the Mur^)an jiHrtrut _ _„jtructed to remova the , walk from ih front of the Christian Church to the east'side of the church, provided the church does not build a walk writbin twenty day*. Carried by Trear and cays aa CoIIoms : Yeas—Lee, Reynolds and Halbert. ' Nnys—Roe and Parady. On motion by 'Halbert, C, B, RichWdson wna-iaejrjtcied lo construct n railing arottud riha oellarway on the north side of his store and grates ov­ er cellar window*. ■ On motion the marshall was in­ structed to enforce the ordinance in regard to obstructing street* and al­ Stare, in Naabrille. - Wines and Liquors ! SALE aid BOARDING STABLi, CLOTHING! ■WITTTEB. From $» per Suit Up. GOODS. BarryviDc. NASHVNXK. MICH. — Don’t go a*d pey « M 60 cecu for FOB MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL FUR POflEfi ONLl. bet go to th* Cheap Quh Store where you district t^ia winter, at a compensation of BOOTS AND SHOES ! fill for... '.S B- n.Hny l>n» Ik. Jrt (tad Lm U war. ,|y finishedi of putting a bridge across the. ------ W1-2 Exira C, ------------ W Best Detroit Batter Craahwr, for...07 1-2 proportion at th* Cheap (Suh Store. Do yon want Paints and Oils ? rt.iTJ c i: Oil U IU.V. «ur.U BisACK a nrujEBo Do you want a good Book for the Ptoyrielon. Do you want a Prescription filled with care ? u,. MARBLE WORKS From fl a Pair, Upwards. Home Cisele? Do you want School Books ? UtMfearUMIrf md. u Sh.rtS.n, hr. Halting® Do you want Dye stuffs ? 15 GRADES OF TEA FROM 30 II 60 OTO. SO CENTS TO S1.00 PR POUND. and MONUMENTS, AU Qoadt Md tu Itopnsenitd, ard Sattofactton Guamnieed. of the foundry. J. BOOTH. Call and Hee Ui Location.— West Side of Main Street, in W. A. Aybiworth's Brick. Font* ivnij/, BOISE BROS. tombstokeh V. G. AYLSYORTH & CD. MEN’S OVERCOATS FOR <*a. BIACS • rtUM. �prereuted to Richartf Wagt Concert Grand of Messrs. Sillas—y=L^it.,»e??t?Y (a* Mgzrr.CTMu.^‘*2ahKi.’» wed from tho Atlantic to the Pacific Coeat BtoSto- Ul« Acting Unite-1 Htaica Agent text t o only a high compliment to the wellknown firm, but also to Auxerican indus­ try. This is the tmmo firm that 'was ihe recipient of tho only Gold Mednl far tte c4>!’' condition of peicu ie hie surrender, best piADos-at the World’s. Fair in Vi­ Belgrade enna, 1873, and which na ubp just now awarded the first prize at tho Centennial break of the ptague occurred at Agang el avert z. Exhibition, George Stock k <Jo.’s name clotbee being placed at Um head of the list of uiiocM.ee ;:.o agencies. — r„ 4 _JL_ .A awards f«tf pianos, theirs having again ;.—A.rowing contort for B>e champiouehip of ploughed up. w liMatbo pcotilenco oeaahd ae proved to be the finest in tone and of ■uddealy m it appMKk -greater .durability tlitn nil other instrn—Tbe Pali Mall GdktUc contend* that Rtteibetwesn-Wm. Bcharff, a glass-blower, aged 27, world as being above all competition, AnUate therefore preferable, to pnrehas'efe who wish to secure b strictly flrstclasB and reliable instrument • -~Uo~V*eSmn~i*L SSSJSWS £ 't7Tk'yx'-1 rfs I MWI* l>.» Irrll.lfe to UtoM IM- fartMltltno on reodrd for that dintancc. Thonaande upon thousand* of dbUarn were wagered vanced (J cents per buahel In a rlnglo day, ind “ —The Philadelphia BulMiii take* ploaaure gold at New York the same day advanced from la'nfotog u. ^kry or IU4 Bawia ha*uoL bocnidle dur-A dtapat* Tooaon reports U>» death Tbared the Centennial Ex portion would be a of Hon. Jetm Tltns. sr-Chlaf Juotiooof Oregra. financial failure. All debts ara paid. The current Quit Uy but rapidly ah* ha* been engaged in daily txpeunes ato paid. And a big balance is gigantic preparation* for tho great etrugglo. He was anatirsof PliUadsipWa.. , r —A alotefr W<bo 1AW«I PYeofdont Pblk Alad pUurg .Up in bank' to pay tho elock-holdere— Uia Turkish frontier ' immediately, How a few d*JW A«0. AA ■ Cafemtda. Teen. Sho wm the greet powerr will stand upon jUMtoaatoaripUona,tho question in atlll a matter of speculation family, whi^pouMaUd.of nine brothare and abort of aiatera, President Polk bstog the eld—t. -Among U1V IM* $ettnnlBhedv’Mrriyab1 at Now Yorkitfi’^'Sk. Huni?.' i»it^2fcL»aa*' bet to watch the movements of Russia with a known m William King, who 57<A with W1!J; framed^a •• corner" a* lo grind severely on jealous eye, indicate that Turkey will hardly lack allies tn the elrnggle. France will not • ‘ J^O's ” pocket. This evidently ws* an item ism M.' Tweed at Vigo when he wa arrosted. — Hr. Jqatph Mwfiy, who t* playiug a star iu a prolonged campaign not counted upon by take part in tho couteet, but will remain strictly neutral. angagemaotid |toVicker,s Chicago theater fohi .Ujofiionx are vwjj WB|l,'ynf at lout «uffi4eBtly, provided with everything noccweary to bold baesengor train from Qtrebcd for fft. Jotin, N: ***■“?*•,** B,, a few days ago, waa detained six and a half i (utoneaUv fooMnefu! la pieartng hie oat Indefinitely. hours by a anow-stonn. In some place* the I'OLiriCAZ,. bestowed upon'hie* j^rforinaaoe. JHurpi’>'« —The agitation in Europe continue*. Tho —The aegre^ato vote of Indiana, on the Bude ticket f* 433,4ej. of wnuni WiUjama received policy of England, an nlaUd by the London S3o*pt*bls, and now, after 213.0U6; 16. ■ > has Anally *auwis*a nleeo depandouL 1X22A Willlama* majority over * ternta are menaced. Itciahtance to Ruwda fearns to be the introduction of a real black- Harrison.191 ’JM Mrftbilkldopeuilcut vote must ocmc from Aiutria and Germany, aud iwrom. candidate for State this is not now among tbd probatodcA ho that am tli’s ahop, a r—1 boras, real forge, bellow... Troasuror, 15 latajtdli Turkey is left .to faro, a* be*> abo m*y-. —A London' cable dbqiatch asyrfc'Loll Won __ Hnnss - ite;mb!icau», 53 ; Democrat*, 45 ; In­ occurred a day or two einye cB Flpnhitig, be­ the;mirror up *----- -— tween t)W>»toatu*N Switzerland, from NbW : 'bdopsudsoto, 2. -ThodMiU ta.jbriij fcbatotiitfRtfdtt- York, and Grebe, from Liverpool. The latter that Rximauia has declared herself indopen* ----- .Secretary of Mate of Ohio, is 6.692. , —A London paper eaya the Egyptiare alloCharlee gothnr loetJI.'JtHj xqyn in U40 recexit Abyeeinian ________ ■ • indopenflt .snjor, wm 112M' • u. , ; j,,7 ’ ' —The jsjdjomtut in Enrppe ha, apmewhat —Philadelphia police officer* claim to have subsided.' • HngianaJ, Gernisny add Austria discovered, Bnww'dm to)th<rqh»rte RM 7 ffThe individual who wan arrested in Kareu* are disposed to stand aloof for tho nreeent. mjstory. ’ Wj j$$yl •:faju>«.iiiroma»t Jy*i; ■ Oil* by the BL Louis detectivm ' recently, on awaiting:iUvAloptU«iit*. France will:in atty obtained, and that the- recovery of tho tho stippuwiiiori that he waa tho notorious train­ event, maintain tho policy of non-Interfer­ Hlolsn t>oy'M»-qWHe prctebte. About a robber Frank James. tut ns out to be a difft rent ence -. and, if wax should occur, Russia and party, Ho has been idaiufled by St Louts Purkey will probably bo loft to fight it out UMweaants as John Goodwin, of Louteiana. tetween themselves so long sa the territorial member wu in tbe oily. Detectives wore However, the St Louis Pofica force will make aud commercial interests of tho other powers . de-perate t ffortai' ftt teAAct', Vta'. Mth tliM.< (Should p*>l Be QireateiietL giving Ws name aa Sam Benners. UjAq ox­ Northfield robbery, in order to prevent bis —The island of Cuba was recently viaited amination ho conforaod dhiVoBiow an about by a fearful hurricane, which did cunsiduible the mteiing boy; that ho wu in Penney Ivsrus, danugo. hi Havana a number of buildings and had heVrr been out of' it; that ho was not were unroofed and others leveled with themany mflee from the dir, and that ho (Benply>1 a* a traveling nalcMman fot a wholtwale ground, nera) baV BMri 'MfalaUnt*three ieeks frren- 1 Equor boure OT IMs/Ttoilbeity. 'w»^ fcBrdM*d w^ feeling prevails in England that the war onsly, Ibpocro ia «U11 in custody, but ho will and robbed »*r DauMjrg. P*.. last wra*. A Isiy days yroviouely ho ws* in Huubury, and. A dispatch to tho official liueaian Telegraphic . Agaxmy m*j*. '-Thudop»rturu uf tLo British Northern Central Railroad Depot, exhibited a Ambassador al Be. Petersburg for Livodia, and teht. that certain •• rifle clut£’- Whs rotonp^nd issa t-r day ,od priolor of the deed ws* Quimbo' Appo, * night Ineaiw-arfWMir ,6m,. JwaeeaWe estUens Chlnamxn. who had already committed three murder*. Ills •’CUUlj fo^lrizhmtn named John ertnpcv Urith the game, aud upjoi tho board, at the same ' t> appl.ring »omo insulting spithelii to the _ joagdian. Quimbo rcseuiod the UAult, and the United in tlio fight that followed Kelly was slabbed iaUirprolod an a further proof Chat Russia and England are endeavoring to arrive at • sound and lasting paclflcsUo*.’* . —The British Parliament has been further prorogued from QbC'SOto Dec. 12. - —Six mtnidn jiecple are "Threatened with T»evere dielrssa in India, from fading crop*. The Collector of Poonah, one of. the district* of Bombay, repirt* that not a Made of gr-s« is visiblc fbr I^il4£ n>4 tanks and rivers are drying up. and cattle are dying from etarra • Uou. _______ _________ Medals and diplomas have beam so numerously awarded at tuo Centennial in FhilmJolphia that they indicate noth­ ing as to tho comparative merits of exhibits. The Judged' Report* idone determine rank in excellence; unequivocally assign to tlio Mason k. Hamlin Organs “the first rank in the >65 g 177 L-^tC," asgflg HAIR RESTORATIVE RfMlVERV^r^X?^ What It Does! $25 LaL-dflfioStfV&art 816 for S2ooimtwftrffi*tt.“<as: Ais^aarrtffls.rriat ax. HTHMt. gtTaMgafcaugK wyotorfi CONS $984 VOLTAIC recd organ# exhibited, in, 91f important qualities.’ Within a few weeks there.haa been publiahed in Berlin tlio Journal of &>ok* and Housemaid*. Tho paper contains quite n number of reports of employers who lock up their butter and sugar from Bervants, who apeak impolitely, and in other ways .give offense. Names are given, and s largo number of unbscribcra to the paper have pledged them selves not to engage in the service of any woman who may be exposed iu it us often as throe times a year. At our request, Oragin Jk Go., Philadel­ phia, Pg., havo premised to Baud any of cur readers gratis (on receipt of 15 cente to‘ pay jwstagc) a sample of Dobbin’s Electric soap. uVy it. Bend at onoe. Stdnway’a Victory T.HCTwUl haw R. U yosalMkl UU FARMEBSiS,”^1^ ahrube. Xven in Paralyaia, E >a mouth U bo~.d.7or-'-W. 1 »l. S.« Y«L $350^ $10 $25 fg^gflggsrag MONEY KUrra-SJ Highest Honors AT THK CENTENNIAL! L501$i00^ Laareb. ■Rte following oflkiial report of the Judge* of Awards, accompanying the Medal ahow* eonctuxiceiy that tho highetl honort in' the gift of i ho Centennial authorities wore tmonimouak' ^rr.ifral concert capacity in Grand pianos. as alto highest degree of eroeUenre in all their styles of piano*, vit. : largest volume, purity and duration of lone, and extraordinary carry­ ing capaci'y with precition and durability oj in'ehanitm- also, nooef ditpotilion of the tiring*, ami construction and bracing of the j tai frame." Tho report then minutely describoa and em­ f phatically indorse* the six principal patented i-nprovemente which have made th# Steinway Referring toHtoln way’s exhibits in Machinery II all of sample® of hud ware, metal frame* ami patent tubular action a the report further atatee: BOLD BY ALL DBUOOIBTa. swass: CA<\’»'NKWHl‘-AflilC'uWoN. Vh”'a£m!riu»st MASON & HAMLIN XTOUR own Ul.tw £ tainted on tu.u. H trp». trw «lUi th* IL mi Unanimously Assigned the fJIOk NALK-CHKAP FOR (lASIl-Ona SSCOWO. AwaPdstY^sss: custe r — - I^>M UM—. —• «1—l —r>r. S. Z “FIRST RANK ffHAT Ci—SMIJna Of Such Instruments! AGE!tT8.'~X~ IH EDI CAL ADVICE ittsaWilttSS! 'aiarraUtukarr. Opu^i llab.l, *c.,S£XT FULK •» nrrl/. rrrpec/r only, but in *A A L the IMPORTAh 7 QUALITIES of such instruments ; and they are the OKL I* organs assigned this rank. _r EJLi“ BtTlr'&Ta® Prices *XS0 to S10.00 an Acre. NKW HTYLKN. >lth RXTKNDKD TOFii. «wy ant. »r»l oU»r liujwwTrwwaf*. riUlbUrd at tha (ll •<SNI <!.. «lz*snt n»« a*>». In cmal varbty. Pr Whether You Travel or Not, Die mlllllif < fully, yaw'd „ advertised. Ils uao haa not only become general in every State of the Union, but largo quantities of this y&hiable pffepara'i jn are annuaily Bent to iot—A diapateb from Yuma, Arizna. aeya: eignooautrietL—The Revolution (Ji. Y.) mm THE BEST PAPER ALL KINDS OF ACCIDENTS, BY A YBABLY POLICY IM THB HICAGO ^O^SIXMIaraar.and ISe for posUcr. will m TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INS. CO. OF HARTFORD, CONN. Best Story and Family Paper ! I REDUCTION IN PRICE ! I RICHARDSON’S NKW KTHOD PEERLESS ------- A CARD —TUB FUBLUHMRB. BKUKVIMO THK DKMJND k WRINGER. FOR PIANO. J.ESTEY & 00 ttrSend for Dl—trated CaUlogpe H. F. BURNHAM’S MKW WILXCOX A G1BB8 THEY BKUKVB THS PUBLIC WILL APFRXCUTE THKIR ACTION. AS TO MKRIT AND IL CELLKNOJt. THKRB IS NO BOOK ITS KQVAU TT STANDS FIRST AND FORKMORT. AS ITS ULEB OF HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS WILL ATTKBT, AUTOMATIC •W-SOLD BY ALL MU»U AMD BOOK DKALKRS. AMD USRD BY THK PRINCIPAL TKACHKRB IM THK UNITKD 8TATKN AMD CANADA. SKLENT SEWING MACHINE. , r BUKHHAM. TM. r. Only machine Buy the ar. ..... loots. to ^SnB Corrugated STOVE-PIPE ELBOW. HmB Don’t take any other. c tt wet im win im tapr !!■ ay mv it «w IN PRESS OU’ Send Foetal Card for Illustrated Price List, Ac. •Willcox & Gibbs ft. M. Co.. OLIVER DIT80H & CO.. Boston. •THE $15 SHOT GUN otxciinrrn. M laAeliMi .Cltieam.. UL.oa oautionTE^* 8SL:.;:: ’ ' ~ '' ' Bn......... . Mat-chant s Gsrgling Oil has become M"" one of the most popular liniments that ia INBURK AGAINST It laver CLOTHES And TIME. WATER WHEEL vised me to carry a potato in my pocket °£* "*'*• It looked a foolish thing to do; but I Bablsv-m tried it and it cored me,”— The Meth- towsav FIRST-CLASS STOCK FARMS. Excellent Agricultural Lands, ■nd bwt TOBACCO RBOION ts th. W—. SHORT WnrTKRS, M> qRAB8HOPPKR3. «ood MarkM, •*/ THE LEDGER, A special di»pateli from Quebec aays: ; Nho.wnok to tho boat* eventually reacted tho LANDS FOR SALE 960,000 Acres tn Sonthwcst Misiouri. rftf£E “ESTEp- have died since then, and tho mortality 1 Fortumis for All.—Agents wanted, last month was greater than ever. As j A<ldre" Uo1110nMintnsCh. 176 Bro*dray, N.Y. in tho case of tho Fiji Isimders, dtocAws 1 THE MARKETS. to which they have not been socustomod and of which they are entirely ignorant ......................... 1 » <*io ........................• ■»!» *• Imam al ticked II.... — comparatively ____ ll__ 1_ -- t*--"-have them. 'T'l. Tho WrMvrn..' < 40^5 s innccuoun nudady of' whooping cough »r>.................... 131 a1 Mfl............... M W prevails among them, and e ght Ubto ..... ........ <s • died of it, The ffaddest. feat urn of their 27.'.;.*»v» «h case ia that there in no physician at the CH1CAOO. reaervalionto cam for thorn; nd, they rosdily fall victim* to- tbe dbeaeed that attack them, A' mmiatet afflietod with thehirSturm mentioned his trouble to a Paddy em­ ployed tou hi$; pECtoissfl a Qch, stye," ttpf adl«—wpt— *e th- EUPEONI BUT & CO, 75 and 77 Randolph str oct HO, FOR IOWA . _ . ahsnat »w«r (SlV If you have rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, a burn, or a bruise, procure a bottle oi Eupcon. It wili give histanf relief as thousands can testify. For A BOOK for the MILLION. higheti perfection of finith nrvl workmanthtp and tho greaied firmness and uniformity of metal etrneture, a atoel-liko and sounding quality wfth a tewulo ■treeg'.h exceed.ng 5,000 (■cuods । er square cenCrut-trc, aa demonstrated by actual teetii. ' The fall metal frames of cupola shape jvisnere an unegnalnt degree ot rselstance, j>erun'.Ung a vaatiy increased ton■iou of etrings without tho slightest danger of —An American whaling ship arrived U San Franctex, a few days since, bringing news of thc'torrible < xpericncun of a HocI of fourteen A-pptater iu yer pocket, je’d get welL" ---------- ra A day or y*to after, the minister eat in the elegant 'windy of ah np-town city church, chatting with the pastor, a per­ ?b f 'jptaiu. then held a council ^x-d decided fect gentleman, wIkmic culture and good eenae arc the prida. of hit - oonfeneiwe. Ihe vttiior aakod, “What can I do M tint i proepect was niy rheumatism f The cultured pastor CsttlsT.*. their luggage half a mJo or eo rwplxxl : •> Eaeuy enred, my dear brother. •r«*A»-M< ' —-------- i lueu go u«cs huh roe ixwua I had tho rbcut'attorn. A friend ad- oos.-M*' co.11 nU SSe., 5<>c. or Cabinet Organs Centennial history better maintenance of public ucrco in Rent!J MUSTANG LINIMENT SEVERAL REQUISITES »c,mJ to Ih. larexm I r, J r. „ I^gTt >t Cmfligralion ba* occurred at LouState, and I iarok. tho aid and «x>prraUon of alt KT- 71,0 iT-cf qfi thqThonier Sood dUMtta thereof to upbWd th. Jan and pre- ' b:ock- Alexander* Hotel, and a number of •erve the public peacr. ' furniture, grocery, and Uquar atare*. Th* Je“ ,“Pf~ -Mndjp'** “ OTcr ... _Th# ^jp Kydll u>1|i f Wal«w, affixed. . ' [WSymUos from that city, recently, and Tino t <*<*' ' ''*• «<- --c I tet while trying to r«Mch the .VttSrs PLASTERS 1S idlo*R *• •U’M*'' V -rHte entire biwlnc** portion of Jordan, Ill’ll 34 ELS! whla’i •• is aa much,” says thej?ew York Trifenc, •'•»» to my they are the best pensions . ANNOUN ---- TO — —A dispatch from Conntanhnoplo snnonnee* BOU NTYiStf 2SUZ1U13J7 that tho Government' bu discovered a con* ssjzysjnrrsas spiracy to murder the Grand Vfriar and Midhat The following conversation between . considerably increasing the vibratory power. PaabK' aud han consequently arrested two two children is “smart," 6nd this time ! augmenting the lasting qualities ot their PATENTS, ulema* of high rank, and Ramiz Pallia. The it’s Arlington. A atoter mid^ter brother j lMlnimcnt^__.------------------------------------ ICT IboJTewio&lprtt* have boon exiled to various islands. face,, reugh . ekin, dent of th* United Btatee, on application of U»<- Otherarreiiin ari^e^j^et^!.' r ■ f ).’•[«! were occupy pg the svse bed, naren's | ia;qx»l tnardn. ettltrhoum end all erttaneoue ------------------------------ piade epft and _rrLeonard Amblam, a murderer, who was in on adjoining room, a cold winter’s i alls Toctionn cured, the akin ssu boiiig taken back to Belgium from Englsnd in night, nnd the little fellow, whore name .. , . ’ , msde by Caswell. Hazard A Co.. Now York, b was Jimmy, awakening rather earlier; th# only kind that can bo reltod on. a* there L'totllNMATl, O. near Bruseel*. The body of tho officer in than usual, slipped out of bed and was n AGENTS WANTED EOR THE GREAT trotting around, when the sister, miss­ vuu.ua, calls wu, to w bins'thus ulul vllUB wise :Tlr,‘ Ohio State Fair Awarded the first mi-eyig. It bi conjectured that Amblam watched ing. herT.chrngfe; * ’ , premium for piano* lo th* Ohio Valley Piano It Mt ttettr tb*a any <*b»r t-ck. Ot—Sent «^d «l $4 Ynpwtunity to attack tho officer with hia UD, Jim . y, come and get into bed - Company, of Riplov. They are manntacturer# JtljIUXAL p'^BUaAiNW nt A<****~ wrist irons and beat him to death, after which this minute. You will esugbtyour def be unlocked tho manaejest ayt^ofesjjod. a cold, and you will be sick and die, 111 A mission Aur, just,, returned, say# ho AnKM^-. ...... -Z 4 — Jimmy, and go to heaven. And you regard* John/on't Anodyne Liniment aa beyond know, Jimmy, you have no relations all pries,., »od effioacioud beyond any oilier there. But I have, for Gran’ma B. is j medicine. It m adapted to a great variety of protect .Adi State and tbe ettlxen.’ tberruf og.bial i!ntne«tlr vlote--.I ... — _ __ paying . , --O ,pricer, ------. though tho ..... rnaj >rily went WCU. far there. Oh, Jimmy, do come!” and he world. -x, came.—Bouton Truhther. I’ETEns neldom make nn attack without own printing, ! Warning, and may often lie thrown off"by soakVJfilAl'PT HAMKINS. — wl‘““ »“ Three years ago .the Modocs ware re i 1,1 tlrO « threii' oT-Poraoru’ U.U b, . •e-fut. -l.u~a.bl. o. .bool H30.0W) U». ., •, ■ -.1 I Purgative Pills. •MhWBtetodiiqikjfltf Mrwip^^bVUWur !*M>curwl- *,8','°00 parUy secmod, and #100,000 moved from Oregon to a reservation near i ----~- -------- — ■, re*pectlv* botnre within a United noy; _ !<5nc tr> European hotwee. Nominal awete, 30 Seneca,rMD. At that time they unm-• Bl-hnett'b CocoAtxf. is tho liesl and Aow, tOKfdfe; VtnyJaca S. GrinV*ft«^nth*,,**<”lll‘odol,'u'beret! 153. Of this number fifty-eight' e<*H*«* hairdrerelng iu th* w<»1<L' and reu™ IMPROVED .SWBMIta. ........ iUXVtXi........ »rS BAST LlWuttY, FA owt •*» eiHlre •lock. ur» vtoasi. ItKAfOV AL � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-11-03.pdf.pdf 40aec19ba8ce665a94565dcc4358ccaf PDF Text Text ahshrillr Mews aBVEKTMIMO XM»: ~ ” Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. IV, t $ irrrtorg. “inexplicit, unsatisfactory and insuffi­ cient,” with a further demand “ to wjiich k categorical answer was expected whether he (Gilley) had declined to re­ ceive his (Webb’s) communication on UjWoi l.'XL JVU MUVVff W WW.iW . J WU * , The |wlh ter whnol U>»t bo wilted for jm Mnee then tb* frajQTiat bl=*-ronn bare conn ToUw bougiM, ah! mk»r»U«n«; And a bride® la over U>* brook that »to<a, gliwfsrg 38H»i*rw -JK J£-¥OWVG, And they watch th* building bird*. M. IL 4. BARBER. THS GBAFES AND CILLEY DUEL M. C ELLIS, ei^MEKT'shltH. of Virginia, has revived the story of tho Graves and Gilley duct This occurred near Washington City in February, 1888, both principles at that time being representatives in Congraw— Mr. Graves from Kentucky, and Mr. Gilley from Maine. lu our issue of October 5 we copied a statement of tho affair from the Chicago Tribune, which contained errors that wo would have corrected at tho time had wo more carefully noticed the article. And we observe in ths Louis­ ville Courier-Journal on editorial allu­ fote! ia sion tG the mntter which deserves cor- I AW k^n, iracpowi In all ttectoortata thia«tale. FtlNTlj’ BRADY. T l^W/SMffril,1 A brief account of tho circumstances that led to the deplorable killing of Mr. Cfiloy may not bo' out of place. The facta, which wo detail, are mainly ob­ tained from tho report of the committee appointed by the House of Representa­ tives of Congrem to investigate the mat- ALF. C. BUXTON, Ma. M J. T/MMERMAN. ' Iraan. Twrtna: ftMM fur 34 tea* i IL A. Harbert, on Wale Street. Matthew L. Davis, at the time the JOHN M. ROE. Washington correspondent of the New ■VTOU8R, 8l«n and Carriann rtluter. Graining, York Courier ■and Erfquircr, writing JjL Fromloa, and Paper Haogins a Hfwdaliy. Shop over Hajuoldt * Cook5* wagnw “'“■I1over the rignature of “ The Spy in Washington ” (it . was ho who subse­ CHAS W, DEMARA Y, quently edited a biography of Aaron Burr), had' charged a member of Con­ itcj. orjnpncj rrfuadM. Qppogress (not Mr; Oilley) with corruption in tbe passage of a certain measure. AL. W. LINCOLN Wise, then a member of tho House from Virginia, called tho attention of that body to tho article, rthd offered a reso­ 12 PARADY, lution that a committso bo appointed to Vf AKUFACTUIIEK of BooU and SImxm. Makinj inquire into the truth of the charge, 1Y1 and repainnt neatly done, aho Mrici aucntlon loSU nil ordro p: omrtjr, and at the lowe*t with power to send for persons and pa­ pers, as the character of tho correspond­ j: / » j.a.'Sr ent had boon vouched for by Ool. James fAKA YM AN Owrf* no.! (taros* e»rri<ii Io any Wataon ’Webb, tlu> editor of tho Courier U place In the .Ula«t<>- .Moot borwa, r~d dray and Enquirer. Mrs Gilley npoko in op­ position to the resolution, and in the WEBSTER Jf HOBBS. course of his remarks observed that he “ knew nothing of this editor (Webb), plly. Gpw u*a«aP, eaM *Ma ■XXteb. but. tbut that if ho was the same editor who ORNO STRONG, once made grave charges against on in­ stitution of this country, and afterward was said to have received facilities to the amount of $52,000 from tho same W«. E GRIGGS. institution, and gave it his hearty sup­ port, ho did not think bis charges en­ titled to nruch credit in an American MUSIC! MUSIC! Congress. *’ fest ELLA PEAN-of OMrtl Cvilere, wdi rive Tbese words were spoken in debate ; M. I*MMunite Jliuo or l>r»*a. and In Ha. they were strictly parliamentary, and were perfectly well founded. They re­ ferred to notorious facta—facta that had f,~U. S MAIL LINE. iWif x**hvill<3 to Batlle Oroak. L*»i been officially substantiated. CoL Webb vjn. -yn Murnly .n.1 Friday msn.it had, m editor of tho Courier and Enqulra-, and otherwise, supported Gen. lk»u<rf tuawngnra. Jaduwn iu his war upon tho United HKKATuAVER. Prop. States Bank; and ho had afterward changed that bMtility to a support of ’RUjkrll«ir$W €«r<U. tbe bank, having in the meanwhile ac­ cepted “ farilities” from that institution WHN Q. QRESSY, SHERIFF, to tho amount specified. This a com­ Drauly Cuauty Bun-try or. .nA < imml Convey anocr mittee of Congresn, in 1832, appointed to “inspect tho books and examine into T H. LEE, the proceedings of the United States V• Deputy fesjierifl*, Bank”’ had established beyond dispute. x.-_ • For Mr. Cilloy’s remarks, as quoted, CoL Webb, nine days aftezwvd, visited JAMBS FLEMING, Washington and addressed Lira a note inquiring if he (Webb) was tho editor alluded to. This note Mr. Graves bore, P. S- Fine Watches and Jewelry care­ tendering it to Mr. Oilley in his seat. fully repotted t^tlUhwnltE Mr. Cilh-y refused to receive it, with a personal explanation to Mr. Graves tliat in so.refusing he intend'd no disrespect 23- F . iatetaier ani Jeweler, TO LOAN! 01 Affmd lol butt 8«irili«, .., - t» HVM3 OF ^300.00 and UPWARDS OS LONG TIME. L. RV&SISLL. , slfT&r'cfrrpMAAY Justice of the Peace, Nashville, Sicli. SMSttXwtl' NASELLE, BARRY CO., MICH.,FRIDAY. NOVEMBERS, 1876. accepted the preposterous- suggestion, that if tho matter was not terminated at the third fire tho distance should bo shortened. February, nary, near Bladensburg; the hiaground for such events, -where Oomire Decatur and Armsteai! MAson, a United States Senator from Virginia, within a few days previously, had fallen. Gen. George -W. Jones, delegate in Congress from the then Territ- ry of Iowa, acted .as the. sbeond of Mr. Oilley, .while Mr. Wiio acted ip jiic same relation to ‘ Mr. '* Graves. -The weapons were rifle*, and tho distance Mr. Cillpy fell at the third fire. This dud was fought on a punctilio. Mr. Cilloy had not declined .to receive Got .Webb’s note, as the Cburter-Jburnal states, because he di J not recognize him an a gentleman and a man of honor. As the corrcspondeniM! shows, ho refused to express any opinion upon that hflVject He had said that if he (Webb) was the editor referred to in a certain report made in Congress some years be­ fore, charging him with having received facilities from the United States Bank, which institution, up to the time of such accommodation, holiod pppoaedand de­ nounced in tbe oolumn#} P'qx’t, and thereafter had defended and sus­\ tained it, then that ho was unworthy of notice. This it Was impossible for Mr. Gilley to retract or to qualify, which Mr. Graves perfectly knew when, be1 consented to bear Webb’s note- Io the attempt to force•a'-rotraclfthkcr qtuiHfiration lies tbe gist of Mr. Graves’ respon­ sibility and the responsibility of his adrisers for all that followed. After tho first exchange of shots, Mr. Oilley firing before he bad elevated his' . piece, add plainly with no intention of hitting Mr. Graves, Gun. Jonua asked1 Mr. Wise if .his friend was satisfied. Mr. Wise replied : “ Mr. Jones, these1 gentlemen are here witbeut imiracrity toward each other. They are fighting merely on a point of honor. Can not1 Mr. Gilley assign some reason for not1 receiving at Mr. Graves’ hands Mr. Webb’s communication, or make some1 disclaimer which will relieve Mr. Graves1 from his poritjen I” The challenge was1 then suspended, an® C|en. Jones pro­ ceeded to say tliat Mi. (llley, In dedin- j ing to receive a note from Mr. Graves, purporting to be from Mr. Webb, meant' no disrespect Graves, ’ bectarie ha entertained for hint the highest' respect and most kind feelings, but that he hod declined to receive the note because he chose not to be drawn into any contro­ versy with Col. Webb, or tliat ho did not choose to be drawn into any expression of opinion as to him. ” This was deemed unsatisfactory, nnd the dufel font on. After 'a seebnd ex­ change of shots, bbth misting, there was a strong interference on the part .of those proseut'ubt officially efigaged, who urged that the oombat should now cease, and Mr. Graves declare himself satis­ fied. Mr. Wi"*, in his testimony be­ fore the committee, say* that MrXlnjTAS “ positively, peremptorily and repeat­ edly insisted ujton another shot." This was had, after the reiterated assurance from Mr. Oilley that he entertained the highest,XMpect for jfc Graves, mid only declined to receive Webb's note Deciusb Some hour 1 later, however, the attempts opened his eyes, stretched himself, set Though‘we were now 1,500 feet below up, looked around him, evidently tried to comprehend the situation but could the surface of the earth, there was. a of my visit to England, my first experi­ mark : “Well,"I must have been jolly ence of an * inn.’ We went directly to drunit this time!" ho walked away with­ Cheater, and, to the disgust of the portout so much as saying, “By your leave," or “ Thank you."—Sacramento {Cal.) drntly ‘ gentry,' wo should have gone by Record-Union. instinct—to the elegant spit^and-span,' bran-new * Grosvenor,' but instated cm BUBGZAXT AS Alf OCCUPATION. being carried to one of the old-faahioned A burglar who had si>cnt a good part inns. We found a,large house with ita of Al-spent life in his “profession,'’ traditional ’ * landlady 'in the bar, and and escaped all injury from the resist were shown' into a waiting-room while once of his victims dr the attacks of the our parlor was made ready. This proved police, was killed the other night in New to lie a large apartment furnished in a York by the falling of a stone capping comfortable, home-like way, with tho iu the doorway of a house ho had en­ some sort of furniture that would have tered. He wili well known to the police been found in au ordinary English for hia skill and ability as a thief. Ho house—I mean, there was nothing in tho was as great an athlete as Hugo’s Jean room that suggested it hail been fur-' Valjeon in “ Les Miserable!. ” He could, ntabed ‘on contrapt.* When dinner­ scale the front of a house either by the time came, we found the table laid in gutter-pipe or the projecting masonry our own parlor, the waiter and hta boy and enter the seoond-atory window. He in black coate, white neckcloths, and would then lock tho door and proceed to white cotton gloves, and tbe table set ransack the room, and the other rooms, like one’s own, and differing in no re­ if not disturbed. He corcfutly locked spect, not even in the quality of tiuj tbe doora in each instance. If tho door furniture, from what one often saw after­ rattled, it would be a warning for him ward in England at the tables of very to leave; but generally the persons out­ good people. Wo had ordered our din­ ride would go away, thinking that some ner beforehand," the landlady having member of the family had the key, or come up and asked us what wo would that the room was occupied by some like, very civilly, and kindly helping person belonging to the household, who tho fact that Mr. Oilloy, from the tratimany before us, did not make the nhghtest effort to ustf hut skill as k marksman. Like tho duel between O’Connell and D’Eaiarro, between Costlexeigh and Can­ ning, between the Duke of Wellington and the Earl of Wincholsea, and between Clay and Bandolpli, this between Graven and Cilley. was at.-bottom a political duel. It produced a profound effect upon the country, and had its influence an late as 1844, in tho great contest be­ tween the Whig and Democratic parties for tho Presidency. Mr. Ciay was rep­ resented a/i a counselor of Mr. Graves in the affair, and it had the effect of doing him serious injury. Graves him­ self mottheobloquy of his act like a man,. M ho wps, ran again for Congress in' spite of it; and was triumphantly re­ elected. But this wai immediately upon the heels of the event, when his oonatit-' uency, incensed at tho public outcry' down, tho tiresome waiter we against him, was disposed to stand up to had left 8,000 miles away, with hta skip­ him, whether right or wrong. This fool­ ping alternations from freezing neglect ing afterwards painfully changed. to pushing oboequiousness, and his * bill­ ; Up to the time of this unfortunate oc- er- fare' with ita chaos como again,, and curMuse h* had beau • cBra of our .ma-t its damnable iteration; were a forgotten promising public men. Ho had as his nightmare, and tho dinner was a fore­ first opponent for Congress tho distin­ tai to of paradise. I remember that after guished but eccentric Tom Marshall, dinner when tho dessert was set—the and beat him - by an overwhelming ma- cloth being actually removed and the jority. A steadfast Whig, thoroughly old- mahogany revealed—the waiter, in of his party, putting on the table some handsome old and over ready'tcTfierve it, he was, Worcester plates (made in the days when nevertheless, a man of brood and com- there was a Worcester that hod some­ prohensivo views, and unsullied integ­ thing better to do than making bad cop­ rity. His chief characteristics were per­ ies of Japanese perfections), whispered sonal courage, strength of wifi, that ‘ Mrs. -■ —thinking wo might like, and indomitable perseverance. This ns Americans, to see some old china, hau latter quality the Whig party in sent these up,' and how was it possible Oongrem turned to account on an im­ after that to feci that we were in a hotel ? portant occasion. Tho session was ap- Tho surprise was reserved, however, tor preaching its conception, but there was bed-time, when, on going to our cham­ yet’ tuorff than half n day remahrfng. ber, we found a small fire flickering The party in power had in view tho pascheerfully* in the grate, tho candles sago of an important bill, and the only lighted, the curtains of tho four-post means, to defeat it was for some Whig bedstead drawn and tho clothes turned member to get the floor an^l speak the down, while al one side of the room, session out The one-hour rule had not placed upon a doth of ita own and with theh been adopted. Graves managed to ita own towel-stand supplied with bath­ get tho floor, and hour after hour, in towels, thvi the welcome hat-hatli, an sfita of interruption, menace and reEnglish gift to the world worth all the nxinstrance, Sid the intrepid and tiro­ ttawing machines and steam engines that less Kentuckian keep it, and speak on werfe ever invented.* Here was a com­ until tho Speaker's gawl fell, and the fortable lip cf fortnnq to have fallen in­ to, and wo hummed with Dr. Johnson After serving out bis last term in Con­ those linos of Shenatonc that no home gress Graves returned home, a stricken staying American (at least, since the man. To a friend he remarked that he -good old days of ‘Buukers!’) can ever could never, even for n brief period of understand tho sense of : time, remove from hta mind tho dying “ Whoe'er Um traveled We* dall rmtntl. look of Cilloy. In 1844 ho was promi­ May algh Io think he- atUl baa #6ua<l nently brought forward by many personal ond> political friends as a candidate for the offideof bbvarnor of Kentucky. He entered into the canvam for the nomina­ tion with .zeal and energy; but the old sorrow, like the upas of Oriental fable, lingered with him, blighting all with which it came in contact It was affect­ ing. to see the uad, proud man stung by slights "which he could not resent, and chocked by opposition which ho oould not avert. He lost the nomination. The Oilley duel did the work. Ho never afterword took a prominent part in poli­ tics. Faults of others, but more of his with him. Mr. 4MW was H i» tho literally a broken-hearted man.—Col. ’pt.^eiy'in^G c<A'in9l0n (J^.)|S>wbody. He (koppril Iras rifle, -bsdiofied monwcallh. * ...... . to a friend standing near him, and said to him, “I am shot,” put both hands to his wound, fell, and in two or three . I boyo heard,'’ began His Honor as minutes expired. * i: * • • ’ he paid the bey for ten oente' worth of 'There ought not at this day to l>e any snow apples, “that there ta a certain controversy about this glinstly, this de­ person connected with this court whose plorable, this wicked business. The vote can be bought for $2.” blame nearly alike jqwn all con* The Oterk indulged U • quht grin. ‘The Sergeant was reading the piper Mr. Crittenden, who was present as an adviser of Mr.' Graves, exhibited a lamentable degree of indecision; Mr. and called out: . Wise lost his coolness and Mr. Graves If there’s any such his temper. Gen. Jonefe/who noted for pejtasu around here I want to know it!” •• Among my reminiscences of travel, I do not know cf any sharper contrast than between this comfortable inn at Chester and the hotel wo went to on ar­ riving in New York—one of the three or four * first-class' hotels ; for, whereas, in EurojMi no one who is merely after com­ fort, and not after a showy way of spend­ ing money, ever goes in a city to the first-class hotels, hero at home it is never safe to go to any other. At this hotel we were shown, into a big bare room containing just what wri necessary for decent.iiviug —a carpet, a bed, a bureau, a looking-glani, a table and four chain, with the inevitable furnace-hole in the wkII, the* gas-burner, where no one could uno it in dressing, and the wash-basin in the narrow closet—a scientific desola­ tion (your room being exactly like every other in tho caravansary) which' we Americans have carried to perfection. At dinner, we sat in the well-lighted handsomely proportioned dining-hall, and * fed’ with the multitude—the gen­ tleman in front of us enjoying his ice­ cream, water-melons, peaches and coffee all at onoe—he at the tail of the carle while we were at the head. Yet. for all this bare and bleak discomfort, wo paid Lu- more than for the English hos­ pitality." i Mr. OiJIey, having conacnted to tho “What I have beard I have heard," meeting, should have token his prin­ replied tho Court cipal from tho field after the first ox “If that, means .. rac," continued dimoas friends that he might poetibly change of shota.' Tfir s&ili nle iff th* Bijsb, brtatlhig up-Mill more, ‘*1 want It is narrated by railroad men, speak­ bo compromi’ed by tho refusal, ns in code (so called) as generally accepted to see the hyena who told you so! I ing of the accident near Pleasanton fart bearing Col. Webb's note ho wan tech- among men of honor ta that, “mail cases of substitutioti tof ftt4 second f«r wrote Mr. Gilley and d«naw.’i<kid whether tlie principal, the seconds abould in­ leaf I Who fa he, and where can I find the engine of the train following ran into K, aud he was knnidnrf tlpaswheat rods or not hi. refusal to receive the note was terpose and adjust the matter; that the true reason of ’ snb»Giu!55n' fif the sup­ posed insult of imputing to jou the in­ equality which is charged upon youf Bijah went into the corridor with friend, and .vfimn the contrary is dc-_ CjL Webb; that he neither affirmed clared there ahonld bo no fight, for tadiriduals may well differ in thisr estin-ato af.anotijar’s character and ataudMr. Gravas in w. unpk entering a ball-room, raw therein a violated in this instance. The course of young tady who plca« d his eyes. He -that he intended by the refusal no’din Mr. Graves and his friends rendered any cried, “ The prettiest girl in tbe room; I’ll marry her!" And many her he did, Mr. Graves responded that this vita straightway. gard Col. Webb m a gentle man. Mr. Ciliey replied that he did not choose to Ilf THE DEPTHS. ENGLISH INNS. „^0je Courier-Journal saya that Mr. him m a gentleman or a man of honor." tho rifle, while Mr. Grave was nnused Mr. Oilley ndused to admit Mrl to it as a. weapon, and that. his lack of Graves’ right to propound tho question, skill was such that his friends expected and was thereupon immediately chal­ him to fall at the first fire. -It mentions lenged, Mr. Graves, under the code, that “ Mr. Benton or Mr. Clay, or some placing himself in the stead of his prin- other prominent member of the Senate, rips], whoso character and honor were drew hia wateh and Baid to a friend near Graves is a dead man.' " All this baptSoEryphal air.^t wo'/wQI-nbt ■ a—rhi lln'Hlt-U NO. 6. did not wish to Im; disturbed. In one of his marauding expeditions on Madison avenue he stumbled upon a box contain­ ing 8200,000 worth of securities, more than a quarter of which were negotia­ ble. A detective traced them to this burglar's possession, but ho managed io up and down, as by a well aweep. Peer­ ing over the edge of tho pit, ono could, •ee a faint light at what seemed an un­ fathomable depth below. Goh Fair had drawn ns one side to a shaft where wo could have a breath of ooql air, when I naked if we could not oontiancj>ur ex­ plorations down in this lower level. He lookad st me incredulously : •* fee, we oould, i ’ WO could screw our courage up to swinging ata rope’s end and being let down like a bucket in a well." “And tiietadyt" " No, no ; inch a thing waa sex down In that tremendous depth under ground. ” " Well, but there must be a first one; hare is an American girl that has gone around tho world, and; isn't afraid to toy.” -Slowly he rose up, as if he doubted her courage even then. Ab wm fitting, I led the way. The bucket was ono of but ordinary sisa; it would take. two men, but would give them atauding room for only ono foot apiece. The other leg was kept swinging in mid-air, serving as a guide to the bucket, which would spin around like a top and often kick against the sides of tho shaft, ho that a kick had to be given in the rear to send it off to the opposite side. Tbgs spinning and re­ volving, and knocking hare and there, it descended with considerable velocity till it reached the level below. The foreman first took me in hand. The bucket was drawn to the side, and we put in ono foot each, then grasped tbe chain overhead, and ho put his arm around me, and we were hoisted away, swinging a foot or two to got clear, and then lifted over the mouth of the.pit and slowly let down. How long ue were in descending I do not know— perhaps not over a minute, but it seemed ranch longer. . Then came C.’s turn, whom OcL Fair would let no one take in charge but himselL She stepped into the bucket as gayly m if she was going to take a sail in a boat by moonlight, and the gaitant Colonel put in his foot on the other side, both clasped tbe chain, and he put hia arm around her (he is a powerful man and has a grip like a grizzly bear), and held her as in an iron vise. But the bystanders above (I waa already on tbe lower level) were somewhat nervous as she “ swung off," or rather they were in a Htate of mind between fear and ad­ miration. Ono of them, an enthusiastic young American, looking at her as be saw her go down, turned to our English friends who were standing by and said : “ There! Is there a woman in all Eng­ land who couli do that I" conceal them, and no case could be niodo out against him. The woman of whom ho hired his lodging found $43,000 of tho securities in his mattress, and handed them over to tho police. Tho absurdity of tho laws for the punishment of burglary is illustrated by the case of thia man. Ho was seen one night to scale a house in Brooklyn, and tho policeman arrested him after he camo out. He was sent to prison for five years. At tho end of his term he took up his business again as promptly as if ho hod been on a voyage to Europe, or at a summer wntering-place. In fourteen months, it is believed, be reaped an im­ mense harvest, some burglaries amount­ ing to $25,000 or $30,000 being attrib­ uted to him. He was so well known, and his peculiar way of working bo familiar that he was at first suspected of the Nathan murder on account of the circumstances attending ita commission. But he was exonerated from that because he proved an alibi, being at that time in State prison. His career demonstrates what a farce and burlesque our criminal taws are ns regards professional criminals. They arc based on a wrong theory. And un­ JOB.T KU»KItr>» ItEVfAJtKH TO til legislators recognize the fact that GIIiLS ABOUT DKUt. burglary is a business with risks and Dress ns plainly as your parents will profits like any other sjieculation, and allow you, but in bright colors (if they conducted on that principle, imprison­ become you) and in tho best materials— ment for live or more years as a penalty that is to say, in those which will wear will not bo conridered as having any­ tho longest. When you are really in thing more to do with interfering with it want of a new dress, buy it (ar make it) than suspensions and failures in business in the fashion, but never quit an old one have to do with preventing men from merely because it has become unfash­ going, into business. ionable. And if the fashion be cosily, you must not follow it You may wear broad stripos, or narrow, bright colors Smith is a mau who heareth a good thing and straightway goeth his ways or dark, short petticoats or long (in moderation), as the public wish you; but and gotteth it off in a new but not imyou must not buy yards of uaeless stuff pro~cd form. For instanco, ho was out to make knot or flounce of, nor drag with Jones tho other evening, and, us them behind you over tbe ground, and the weather was a little cool, Jones pro­ posed that they take something a little the ground at all. I have lost much of hot, aud said to tho barkeeper : “ Give tho faith I oiicx had in the common mo a little Oshkosh," kindly explaining sense, and even in tho personal delicacy, to Smith that that wu tho funny way of the present race of average English of calling for hot Scotch. Smit!: made women, by seeing how they will allow a mental memorandum of the witticism, their dresses to sweep tho streets, if it is and, a oouplo of nigbta later, finding the ^fashion to bo acavengera. Learn tlmt he hod an exposition of thirst come ■Imwre*lring yourself, with pains and upon him, entered a saloon and said time, and use a part of every day in unto thopresiding genius: “I guess needle-work, making as pretty dresses a little Prairie du Chien’li be about 'the as you can for poor people who have thing this sort of weather.” “A little not the time or taste io make them nicely for themselves. You are to little Prairie du Chien.” “Prairie du Chien." “Prairie du Chien—what in most Tight and graceful, and help them thunder’s that f “O, I beg your par­ to choose what will be prettiest .and don," said Smith, confusedly, while a most becoming in their own station. warm blush broke out all cv<r him, " I mean some Green Bay—strong and hot, and don’t put any nutmeg or spice In During the it." “ 0 I" said the barkeeper, “ sometiling hot ; that’s what you want, is it t Bourbon or Bcoteh !" “ Hot Scotch, of people gathered at the maim, Buo course replied Smith. “Hot Scotch Drouot, anxious to subscribe. Some of —that's it. Oshkosh—hot Scotch, don’t them wore on tbs ground all night to fainted from exhaustion. officer, after examining her. bars of a popular air and tapped his phyrictan who was summiMied did not forehead significantly by way of ex­ dboovor any wounds on his body or eviher husband,'* and he pointed to a man pressing his admiration for the massive duncL of broken bones, it was decided standing in the ranks and regarding tbe mind of tho great humoriat—CAica^o that his. injury must be internal, os no _______ ono could withstaixi-auch concustian as ffrftwws. “ What r said the officer, indignantly, Tux Norwich Bulletin »nyn cider is eo people 50 cents a barrel .to drink it, and rtHoscitate him, but they ware unsuo- *bl»-bjdiod mt-n are making from $1 to cejafnl, and it was generally believed �= tauryl of 1376 NOV- 3, Atu! tow the great Indian pence xxractl Iim rukuked in the Indian* Unit***! CHRONIC DISEASES IXM" ar* ec-aldad badly. Major. u» Mill Jvwtf peacefully and pwma- The Dr. AKIN'S Esiedial Mite! :HJ*b al nia* o cloek. killing O^orp Vd.1!, .Bd bold to boil. In Htttadd* otmniy, for States H petting aH wm toll such a time as they shall become s<df'sup|»urtiog, which simply means forever; and when they have select­ ed a-permaneut location will give ev. cry family one hundred and sixty Ilobteci .nd acres of land, kuppfy farming implrm^nts-and seeds for the wme, build school houses and supply teachers to teach the children, and du a hundred FOR Aaaon Sharp*lain, of Paafiald, nartb of Balti* Creak, left home last week Monday, afternoon and laatod until nearly dark. ing h* wan found in nn in**n*IM* eoaditinn other things which if done for while »waxTa 4 IM tt |wo|>ld would give the land good set nt re nnd. peaceful Ctlucns. He Doctor’s teiion fortunate man and after ward* placed him An old miser worth >30.000 who foot ball cannot imagine the rushing, kiekkepi tt boot and nboe'atore tn a Wis­ consin village, died a few days ago, aioo. in t» little room in the rear of bis-shup yelling in a manner tljat would no credit to When fuuud Ute rats were nibbling a whole tribe of Indiana, ia a scene loot ia Add to bis carc.ua aad everything about lite easier lma<in*d than d**criboJ. jihtce" presented lite appearance uf this nearly a thouaend apeclatora cheering Michigan Central Sailroad Mae most abject poverty. The Reliable Short Line Foor old Brigham Young is finding having 70 wives don’t DR GRAND can imagine there would bo coooiderable noire. Aker tbe game of fool-ball war finished, RAPIDS TO AND FIKMt GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROT time having expired whhdi allowed Ch eago, aleppad Into th* ring and challeng­ TIME Brishatn Io pay Ann Eliza her air- ed the medic* Io bring out lh*ir beat »~an for a friendly trial with th* boxing 'glorsa, mony, a spegjpl commissioner has but no Me lie could be found who waa wil­ been directed to seize upon the propSTATIONS. ling to mak* a trlaL erty.of the patriarch and sell enougli Then Gales, of California challenged them Hammond . to (my $75,000, the sum required. M>.) Dm •!!-. i be big Californian's mn«ele. liaatlnc*.... Na*hvlUe... There ia ooneiderable political excitement NMhrtll*... Look out for warThe Philadel­ FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS. . ‘ The New York Sun says that Plymouth ChtHch was never so hard in the ovening of Ojt 2-ltb, otninoua noises up for cash as now. lirallh and ll'e • enjoyment “TOO.LATE I DIED THROUGH KEGLBCTt" CAN BE FOUND FRESH OYSTERS, BOLOGJVA SAUSAGE, GROCERIES, and Best Calico 6 cts. per yard VARI MEALS Dir tie Hun! rmnauna, A GOOD GAITER FOR $1. AND CrottMDa-m. WESTWARD. HTAT1ON8. ti’eleea to try to oppose, tbe force without LOOK IN! H* ALDRICH. DR. ATKIN ♦Nl«*t »M*U. MEAT MARKET! 10,SO Rlvr* JoncUao, O’KMi.lwa. K ton Rapid*, Charlotte, Vrrraonl rill*. NaahvUta, Ar. X**brttlr. Lv. lluUno M-ddleville. ROE & CLEVER, BOOTS FOR $2.50. A young lady in Troy ha* sue I her father' for $5,000 damages for kicking her beau out doors, and she meant As the engagement continued to fight him t<> the biller end. making th-r aide him |nty Iter lawyer as well as his bl-ci it and batter, and cake* and pies, drop­ p ’ d U every band so that none escaped of owa. * either party. The affray was brought to a WHO Cl tlEll. AT THE BAKERY as Let's have some more tears from Brother Sherman. 1*1 organa to tbrtr natural function*. purilpn* and hi* Meaetallle* wilt, triumph ed who coma to Mm wffl fla FRANK J. PURCHIS, iM» < il.45 1X^0 Boon Atlantic Kipr*.* leave* Grand Rapid* Saturday k.....f.. -i.Ki. - an » — v..kLjii.a ' Rev. E. L. Kellogg and fanily (formerly of thia village} b^d vearcely become nettled AIKIN TABLE phia Chronicle thus insults - the Tilden will b* th* next President, and tbe K*U.r> Rapid*, Queen: "The British lion would ttepubliean* ar* just as sure *f the elect loo get tsp end srao*b things, bat unfor- of Hayta, whilst once in a while may be lunate,y he is unable to get his tail beard a ch*«r for Peter Copper. from between his legs—be ha« ear­ ned it there so long.” 57 Monroe Street, Grand DIVISION The pay. >. toencfcelngStafa 91 Ottawa a, isr^’ One bundled and aix-ijr men kicking covered and brought to jtuMlo*. 1AJ keep constantly on head Hearing Grand Rapid*. 10,00 The man who started the report . of greenback*, and th* family were left ia that the hnckwheat crop was a fail­ » Dally. Through Coacbe* and SVajnrr Rla*pln< Car* ure, ought to itch nil winter and have lhroi«h toaa-I fromOratxl Rapid* to Drtrolt. All thimbles bolted to the ends of his fingers. and .Sight Restored, of all kind*, which will be sold low for eaah The highest price paid for Hide*, Palls He. Give (b.m a call on W**t aid* Maia St Nashville. Mi«b. C. A. TRUMANS Free Exhibition FRESH MEATS, Reinvigorated. His Patients Gain 10 to 40 lbs. in WeightSertoMB, Cnmnilcrttod Dleaaae*, that NASHVILLE Human Retire. It is the same here, snys the Daily Nut Shell, as in Cairo or New Jeny. the other day when a Tnrhcel, with sunken eyes and high cheek bones sat down on the steps of a grocery, beside several others, beaighed heav­ ily Mid asked: “Gentlemen, i.f any of you found a five on the sidewalk, would you hunt for the owner ?’ ft "I would,” came from each individ­ ual with promplt.es* and dispatch. “Have’nt any of you lust a five, have you ?" (Onxiously continued tbe man. ' “I have," answered one, and the echo went all along the line. “Describe her, gentlemen,” rema.ke.I the mnn. One said his had a figure “fiye" on it. Another said his had a picture ok •-De Soto discovering the mouth of the Mississippi River/* A thirdaaid the words *‘U. Sv"' wore plain tv he seen on the bill that foil utu of his test pocket. "Gentlemen, this fire don’t tellv." mournfully remarked Tarheel. “None of you have hit tbe description with­ in a. mile at»d « tand liar.” . “Let's, see " asked two-or three a< the seme linu». "It'a a five, and * found it on the walk,” be whisf.ered,. holding out ins hand. The five was a n'ckle. Some «f the crowd leaned bpek, and held titeir hands on their outraged Itesrb*. while others ruse up, carefully brnali ml their erm| fails, nnd said it was time tn go home. O dy one o! the victims seemed to appreciate the sitttaiior. lie chuckled and gasped, nnd asked the stranger what he wuuld The Right Doctor at I.ant BANNER William lleMinge. of Plymouth, fell deed a few morning* sine*, in Detroit. 691255 DEPOT. STORE! FOB THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS! gua exploded and bit killed the vquirrel. A Doctor to Hare Faith Bn. A prominent Muskegon merchant, named and then. CUT TH 18 OUT! bed nf a wateh and $450 at Grand Rapid* Thursday night. Where he is now receiving ond opening np (me of the finest Stocks of Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down in Nashville, and never in the memory of man was goods so cheap as he will sell tbemxthis Fall. Why, who ever heard of a Good Check There ia no person living hut what aoffet* more or les* with Lung Di**ase« Co«igt.», Alfred Knight, an res'dcul an l a Colds, nr Consumption, yet some woitn die prominent cit:*eu of Flh.t, >!rnpped dead Friday aaorning from paralysis of tbe heart Da. A. Bo*lafelj been inA lot of Detroit bay- roiminr through an alley Friday, can,* up>m a human hand and Still it is so! arm, wrapped in a piece of paper. Ihat try it. If you doubt wh'l w«> «ay ia print, ent this out and tak* it to y«ur Druggiata, B«i*» Bro.'a, an>l get a aamplr bottle poplexy. HeWaaZti, for H^eenla and try. it. Two dolies* you Regular aix* 76 cent*. HARDY A CROCKER, Proprietor*. br Dr. Atkin,forth, iviag a remarkable i OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 CTS A YARD. Wo Irave Over One Thousand Ranging in Prices from Patterns CjBJSTTS REAPERS. MOWERS, SHOULD DI BLINDNESS! »d DEARNESS! ! To two dollars per yard. If you will call and get prices before pnrc'nssiog we will guarantee it will do you good. Catarrh, Consumption! Sathma. tfcoocMUa. amt all Threat end Laar Com­ plaint*. | which, fa thi* rwonlry. ar* th* greataaten- LISGERIBG OR CHROBIO DISEASES. DENTISTS READ AND CONSIDER!! LADIES! QEO M B«VAOBACO i COLUMN George R Bang*, of Tecumseh, fell under ’•* trying to lamp off while the train PATENTS. | S. or any tn I The JReliatxIe JPirm of ' .nJ ■ worH. I >o not tuffrr from *, Ul<xraGon,Hupxrr**ina m Bare jjnt added, to their usual large stock of General Mervbaodise, a The Chin*-se seem tu have a thirst A y*«>ng ImJy living in Cnrlstou, Monro* for carvin’’ Christians. . Not Iona agu in a town in the District uf-I/uti ki.tn (•litrank hostile to the Christmris ami Earopeans were found posted up in the tnomiue, and tuxm after a guard Kat. Martin, a cigar maker of Coldwater, was phterd around I he market (dace fell over the bannister* of th«- Southern tn prevent nnv from escaping, and a Miohi*an Hotel. Oct SOth. striking on bi* wooden croa* nf dimenekma t m immense iiiiiueiiBc tMtaenmous .. . . w. r . . ■ ... All Urn ennui I. f..„„d I-1" ’*,rt *“ d,"J Planters, and. Road Scrapers, Th* Married^nr Minsk clmlrlng aid or adv tan is say drlieal* rnattor relating W. health (and beauty! prevention and eure of disease, eonftdeatlally eon- EPILEPSY Asylum. Harrows, Corn GBIFFTCH. D. 0. CtnAeick owner of a aaw lUiley, of Detroit, was killed on Thursday night, a lew milre oaal of Marshall, by * train n( Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, JONES & SEI.LECK, Jnhn Baker waa killed while "grubbing" st uni I*, near Mendon, one day last •Whiskey Miaaght" was the prompt reply of lite m:m» “S> would J. if Kever drank,” said the citizen, and he lonoged down town to get tip a bet on the weather. were lk*n seize*! atui f tod tn the rros» and riteraUv In^-kcd and chopped to pieces. Their htnises were pillaged and scenes too IkwiUdv to (elate Were enicted ia full sight and knuwSeu^tif th • mnndarins. It is said that these । e scent ions sre -for the par pose of diseouragin^ Europeans imd Chri»ttonf front attempt to extend trade to the intenor of China, NE'HVLLE MARKET. bad a run of sleighing. Mrs. R. B. Norris, one of th* pioneer* of Ypsilanti, died on* tbe 27th. Ci GAIK CHILLED aad DIAMOND IRON PLOWS fatly l >• orrrMjry. , UMf I In Ur Mt by vUlUu* Al* th ota boMB**a aducatio* LARGE STOCK OF Ji W. VOIGT’M YOUNG MIDDLE-AGED AKD OLD KER. Is the Best Leger Brewed ia the West IMLWAUKKK nBHWElUt, BOOTS AND SHOES Which were bowght for CASH ind will be CROOK'S PATENT GUARANTEE: and we will convince you that we are not to SEATED OJV PRICES!! .MHZ) H.rrrRvnw Caniagts and Buggies. Mold at the loweat JL*ivinpr Prices. CALL -A-ZhTID SEE ITS Jacob Heter, m tnrh*n> county farmer, I.. E.HOKY’8 GENTLEMEN! SALVATOR BEER ^HtTHC ORLD. D n AU DRUGGISTS. DEFORIITIES, KOCHER BROS IXANDEB KMORT. DOUBLE WAGON I1IDYA CROWES �THE g Stoves MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN I fralSYLV/IIA BAILBOAD Tut Mai! Boa!* of th, Vcitod Sutrt. - NOV S. JS76 r»» «.)? >2.00 p~ A Leaf from the Spraytho gtoriight; «O. WHlte Boy. 'florae. Home nfoo a beautiful pisoo for the piano -ent itled "On the Banks of Ibo^haser.". * Meeors. Whiauey NUtJaJstgo four Story .building bo ftogt tfreet, Dotroil, which In the treat Rush to Cap. Boise's New Store! DryGoods GROCERIES. ebaraa, don t fall to give framin'* long —Thirty.persons of Udi vicinity, Wedn< here Kudricks apaak. They report a good alio publish era of that licsllent monthly, "Tbe Bong Journal," which Is. said at the modest earn of $1 00 per anunm, and which Hats, Caps, Gents’ Furnhhing Goods, Ahd Rcryihlng Nice for the Ladle'. Atmtfoith & Co m. —Rot. C. I. Deyo has returned borne from 6,000 besheto Potatees, 2,000 baskets Corn, ■eoalat Ike Christian Church next Sabbath J shall bo pleased lo see my old friends The Writers Rural. Milton George, a practical and successful armor, and for several years cenoeetrd and at prices as itbthe editorial staff of The Western Rurcl SCKA^Kf fur wF-S LOW AS THE LOWEST. will apeak at the Quail Trap School House, L- J. WHEELER. srigbt before electUxj. —Best Golden Drip Syrup only 73 eenh —Nko-Bhawls relling al 40 .seels, At Car. Deien’s THE KATING HTAT1ONH on U . anweed. Mralx will U rOrt,>*l.«ul oom and ample lima »!'■<.wed fnr rsOer KXCt’totJdNTtCKWra, M vwaer Please give n' a call before pur. basini now great'y Improved, and has the abler! eUewhere. Ths Highest Market Price paid and beat editorial staff and list of ooalribu- for Buttor, Eggs, Etc. Nashville, Oct. 18th. • Cheap Transportation and equal Justice to plots and leas plump Mapartridge with all claeses. Couibininglts pareGeal Infor­ mation on Rural Affairs with its entertain ing and instructive liters make it the moat Co»j ware patronise Charley. ly Newspaper extant. E. 0. BOISE. HUNK THOMPSON, D. M. IliiTD. J* . FRUIT TREES 1 this village that the flta'e Prison, st JaekDon't pay 12$ eta. for Cbfre Atflar whi Address THE WESTERN.KUBAL. • . Chisago, in. I will furnish the Western Rural and ths News, for $3 00, end give ths Ruial from 0. Stmxo. —Two Hastings mon made a wagerabout MARSHALL STREET NURSERIES, OF BATTLE CREEK, MICH, -Heavy Twilled Tiekinr. 10 eta per yard and a fight Insusd, in which knives and pis­ HashvHle and vlrlnity. their agout, tols were drawn. Neither hog was killed.— mous author of "Adam Bode,” "MhldlaKoenlny News. march," etc., has created a profound eennmr a i green . —The Vermontville editor will give a Chicago or Detroit hotel more puffing (er n 8 different giados,and are prepared to skunk literature. George Eliot will probably con­ down sidered by posterity the grentrel, certainly ■ft. Bewtliful yard wide Carpeting only At Car. Botas'i WANTED! 19,000 bushels Potatoes, 10,000 IU Dried Apples, 1,000 bushels Beans, Boston Sroa*. Nashville, Mich. Oil, and 12 1-2 cents for Coffee A Sugar, but go to tho Cheap Cbsh Store where yeu can buy. . Oil f.T........44c Extra C, .80 Best Detroit Buller Crackers, ter..SR 1-2 Fish way down and everything else in proportton at the Cheap Cash Store. ,. lileratu-e has not produced. Tbe publishers of tbe popular “Laheside lege (art Monday after 20 rents worth of Library" editions of standard authors hjivs esmpbire gum but after going through two Issued a cheap edUionet "Daniel Deronda" awful fist fights snd^falling off the sidewalk complete in two volumes, unabridged and by the foundry, his mind was so shaken up unaltered, price, only 20 cents each, by mail 23 cents. Sold by.aH Newsdealers, or thst'he called for "castor oil." sent postpaid by DoSxrLLY, Lorn A Co., —Last Sunday night while JobnW. Glas­ Publishers, Chicago, III. gow, of Baltimore township, and family were al ehureh, listening to a good sermon, their A Jealous Husband Shoots His Wife and then Kills Himself Chipman and Lee supposing they bad ee­ cured tbe land of Wm. Killen, began to which U construct the Opera Heuea, and line -■ItHxworth A Cb.'s Lu Baos. — OalMsdat Mittins in Nashville, at Can. Bous’s. MT* Remember that at the Boston Store they are selling piles of goods. They'have Jost received Ibeir second stock of Fall ssuficieat." Boms Braes. TAKE XOTICE. Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Scarfs. Woolen Wrappers. Over Skirts. Under Shirts. Drowrs, Gents' Hose rnd Overalls. ing himself ao< quite deed, obtained an old notified to call and seUlo their accounts and Yours, respectfully. Please give me a call. RcspcctfitUy, &c. trial by tho Co.'s Best Chemical Salcratus. That ia a pare article, not detrimental lo health, and r . •. -___ w>_ >______ ti . house of ill-fame in Battle Creek and etab— Wo should Judge from appearance* ‘.hat GatrrtTM's banner store was rapidly be­ coming a favorite place to trade, good, full The decision of the stock, flir dealing and low prices la what does IL An examination of teachers will beheld and now It is granted she will spend money at the Nashville Union School House, on lavishly U secure hie acquit*]. Hye ia a Seturtlay. Nov. llih, 1876, oomenciag el Oulleton, Oet. 26th, 1870. JOHN M. ROE. Nirs. E. C. Pitting'er MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! 1876. PIONEER STORE! Fall and Winter Styles. Dress and Cloak Making, PUniXG THX CUTTING AND FITTING. Cente nnial I.6. HLSWORTH & CO DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, ) Proprietor. During the next 30 days is GREAT INDUCEMENTS RECEIV1 jN" Gr TO PURCHASERS OF LIVERY STABLE! DRY GOODS, School and Miuccllancoua I GROCERIES BOOKS, HATS. STATIONARY, CAPS. BOOTS. WAIL PAPER, SHOES, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS CLOTHING, VARNISHES, NOTIONS, BRUSHES, »LC., &.C <fcC. Surgical iistruments, tas Et., LINCOLN. Call M Booth's BarreB Nanulhctary fo ell kinds ef Tight Work. Every barro barrels ) NEW MEAT MARKET FROST A TOWNSENI.' INVOICE Frcwh a<l Sult .Virata rblch Uey FULL LINES OF Bottom Prleew, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, TICKS, Fine ToDaccos and Cijars. N E W LIVE H Y! DEMINS Stripes and Checks. Stockmann & Willyard. BEST ASSORTMENT OF rnoniiETons Wines awl Liquors I FOR MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL PCM PO8E8 ONLY. #rady - glade AM) CLOTHING! WINTER From $5 per Suit Up. GOODS LIVEBY. SALE and BOARDING STABLE, X.UHVJU.E. MICH. BOOTS AND SHOES I Do you want Paints and Oils? Do you want a good Book for ibe Home Circle ? Do you want School Books ? IX OKBAT VAUILTY Front $1 a. Pair, Upwards. WK KEEP IN 1TOCK 15 GRADES OF TEA Do you want a Prescription filled CARPETS MARBLE WORKS BLACK & FULLER, FROM 30 It 60 CTS. EVERY DESCKITTION OF 60 CENTS TO >1.00 PR POUND. with care ? and MONUMENTS, AU GomIs SM as Represented, and S^Usfactltn Guaranteed. Shop eart ef the foundry. Call and See TJi Fours Truly, Barry ville, Aug. oth. 1876. Fiummi D. Soulm. At Bitgood's old stand, Nashville, Mioh. PERFUMES, Do you want Dye-stuffs?' Flannels, lirnum awl Bleached Cottens Ladies' Balmoral and Felt Skirts, Ladire' U nd erwear. Kentucky Jeans, BU-, whUb WM. VENN. r.or,HTO>L Mr. Vnxx has had several years experi­ ence in tbe livery bnsinere end Is prepsr d to furnish all who wish with a good ri and at prices corresponding with the ele , DYE-STUFFS, Aylsworth A Ch. Dry farm of Phillip Frank, north ofUis village. .Nashville, Q*. Ard, 1376. C. C. WOLCOTT, N. & C. CHILSON. A Kua Piece of Busum*. Tuken-Lp. 0. LIEBHAVSKR. TOILET ARTICLES, Prison for life is none loo large MEH’S, YOUTHS'& BOYS’ CLOTHING WILL OFFER work by pulling off hia boot and discharging the contents of hia gun with hia toe. His land Walesa they pay him four limos the bead was blown lo pieces. Mrs. Rmho was original sum agreed upon lo be paid. Oh, William I Wo thought you was a man that able lo reach tbe house of n neighbor and prided yssroelf upon your word and honor. give the alarm. The cause of the terrible Scat ! deed is attribntsd ta jealousy. —Elder W. R Northrop will pi each at the hell in this village next Sabbath mornthe Nashville lodge, F. ft A. M., on Wednes­ day eve., Nov. 8th, and every Wednesday ing subscri|-tions for carrying forward tbe thereafter until further notice. work on the Baptist bouse of worship, Ecobnb Coox, Sec'y. 0. I. Dxvo, W. M. which ia attended with much sacrifice to A Hamburg, Conn, girl has eloped son interested In tho building up of Nash­ at thirteen: ville win lend a helping band. The Elder ia not a resident of eur village ; bio mission I will hold a special examination for tbe benefit of teachers wishing such privilege for the township of Maple Grove, on Tues­ encourage h.m in bls laudable underlain ug- day, Nov. loth, at Nashville. Inquire of . A. IL SEAMAN, S*ipt. Maple Grove schools. sd during the trial. the latrel READY MADE CLOTHING! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I of his children, wqo was standing near him exclaimed, '•Don't shoot again,'* and he re-' plied, ••Ill shoot you, too." The frightened child eeeaped from him, and, probably sup­ posing his wife dead, returned into the house and unifora»>b|«cuU, it is more than prob­ D. W. LINCOLN. CntUn* .nd Maki, Don’t fail to see them. of Violins, Bows, straightened up with his usual pomposity Botsn Bno.'a. L Lineoln'i 8. LEIBHAUSER, The King of all Stove MERCHANT TAILOR! - IA. Good Felt Skirts only 70 sis. A Full Strings, Ac., st Kt.inu cnirsiAN It. T. DA VIDHON, LEMUS!. SMITH, TREES, SHRUBS, GRIPE VIRES, 1776 —Stoneware eheap at Linooin’i ’ Fruit nnd Ornamental John Reeee, aged forty-five, and for many Ury. Insured in the Barry A Eaton. yean a respected resident of BckforJ. about five miles south ef Marshall, having a fami­ ly of seven children, quarreled with bis wife perlure, and will leap remember him.—es­ Thursday afternoon, Oct 26th, and while pecially those who deal in board-bills and she was attempting la escape from him and seek refuge al a neighbor's bouse, be seised a two-barreled shot gun and fired, thocharge liquidate before his departure. Nyhart is a taking off ret in the side of her head, cutting in this village. He is now baski congenial eli mate ef Angola, Ind. the ftunily. .. » BOISE BROS. Location,— West Side of Main Street, in W. A. Aylswortb'x Brick. Nsebvilie Mich, An*, let, IKS. W. G. AYLSWORTH & CO. Fore let* fc America MEN’S OVERCOATS FOR BLACK ft FULLER. �NEWH IN ERIE!'. ' PRRAONAL. -Kro.nl doth. .. At Warn*. AixMeia, Haron . Anton vow I’TokiwctK-Bteu. th. AaaUian diplo­ mats ; a'. Virginia Qty. ifcix, of typbmd faw, toe Hon, Cba. E. IMoeg. ox-MinWor CENTCNMIALl HiBLffl Cabinet Organs at Wtrafrilloai with his suite, MASON 4 Being able to speak a little English, theJ -E. I*. ftUoton. won of tho Me Bceretery of War Wimtotojand Attorney for to. District of Columbia Sfrxw tbe formation qf tho pnsnl form of U*4 IHattirt Govwnmmit, baa teodw «d has offered a rewapFcff fiS.ftiti ffc-hte arrest. U«-raainnatioti. ' —A heevity.loadod pf*tscger train oa U -J. I. Bro. ks. a reWs.ted d^.ctlre. ba. bean aw-jlntod Chief of tho Broret tfcrvioo in , Waabbiirafla pteeu He ia wall known iu the three of tho passengers were- killed. Nearly * Wcet from bit. cfadeuiaw vice in thowbb.kr- —HuAm. ihe slayer of James Fbk, Jr., has Uon set at liberty- Ou toa fitb of January, . !J7l wm fired to* tffict that next day |.rvvad fatal. Once tho* ebbeter wm convicted of urardar and acoUnead to bo hanged; bat a oecood trial wav tacured, reaulting In a verdict of manslaughter, and the penalty wm ituprinoumeut for' fear jean>, fttokra’ conneel cantondlug that tho nuryoom who probed Flak'* wound really deal', tbe d«aib-b!ow. Whan Btokraotepped forth a fre® man (Det. 2H) bo wm elegantly attired In a ouit of now cloth®, prooeuted by bin brother Uoraao, hia overcoat waa of the richcat material, diamonds apaikled on hia ehirtfront, and a heavy gold chain. . with watch attached, wad oonepicnooa Ou hia arrival in New York hia drat viait wm paid lo Oommbdcre Vanderbilt, tbe greatest friend ho ever had. ’ - ■ —An attempt was made to play some of Hiehard Wagner's music st a concert in Faria recently ; but so deep-seated la thejiate which the French heart bears toward Gcnntuiy and Gorman nuudo that toe audience booted a grand march off the stage with ahents of ••Down with Wagner!" Au overture from Ven Webar, another German composer, shared a similar fate. GENERAL. > —A few <)«th ago, Gen. Crook, being saiicfied that Bed Cloud's and Bed Leaf's binds of . Hioux, in camp near the Bed Cloud Agency, were about to depart, with a view of joining thp hoetilca in tbe ticsffi, determined to disarm them. and. with eight ccmpaulot of tho Fourth Cavalry, surrounded Lhtf two bands,consisting of 300 lodges, and captured the bucks, squaws and ponies without firing a shot, and thor were marched into tho agency, after having been disarmtd and dismounted. Spoil d Tail, who has evinced an- unswerving loyalty to the whites, wm made head chief, and Bed Cloud de­ posed ; ami Spotted Tail, with Little Wound have agreed to furnish General Crook with all tbe warriors he may need lo cooperate with him in the Aiming campaign, which will be in­ au pirated at onwi. —Tbe breach of fraternal relations which hM existed between tbo Northern slid Hcnthcrn branches of tbe Methodist Church in tho United States has sa far been healed that a large number of representative* of tho denom­ ination North and South, met laat week in Louisville to ratify the action of tho Northern Conference at Baltimore, last summer, looking to reunion. —Tbe ninth annual convention of the lAilror.il Omducloni' Life Aavodatiun of Ihe UuIted Btatee and Canada convened at Detroit ImI week. The present number of members ia 1,470; amennt of benefit* paid during tbeyear ending Aug. 31 waa 822.500. During the year ten passenger conductors and one freight died, and three freight conductors were k'lled. —The Jury in the case of Alexander tJuilirau, on trial at Chicago ImI week for the killing of Francis Hanford, were nnablo to agree, and were aooorJingly discharged. Bo tho indict­ ment will Lave to be tried over again by another Jury. Tho circumstances of thia care' are about as follows: Hanford, a teacher, wrote an tuionynxra* communication to tbe City Cvtmrtl implying that Mre. Sullivan, by reason of her talent, position and repniatisn an a .writer, had acquired a strong influtnoe over tbe then Mayor of the city, and tho Board of Edu­ cation. Sullivan placed a wrong construction upon the matter, and, being morbidly sciiaitive about hia wife's reputation, called at Hanford's bouse to eccuro a retraction. There wm an altercation between him and Hanford, who were strangers to each oilier, and Sullivan, in a towering passion, drew bis revolver and aliot tbe schoolmaster. Hanford's note wm written to a member of the Council for bis information, and wm not intended for publi­ cation ; but the Alderman blundert d. read the note aloud, and hence all the misery that followed. —The President bn appointed tho 30th day of November as a day of publb thanksgiving and prayer. The following ia Lis official proc­ lamation: From year to yvar wa have been accuctomeu in pauas lu our dally pursuits and art apart a time to oflsr our thanks to Almighty God far special blrsaings He las vouchsafed to us, with cur prayers f« a continuance thereof. We have at thia utna equal reason lo be thankful for His continued, prolectfoc and for the many material bleastnga which Hta bonnty has bestowed. Iu addition to Ihoas favors accorded lo ua as Indivldilata, we have evpecia' e rcaaloa to express our hearty thanks lo Almtahty Gcd that by -Hta providence and guidance cur Government, ratabhshed a century ago, hM been enabled to ful­ fill the purposes of Its founders, in offcricg ao a-yltim to the people of every race, securing civil and religious liberty to all within ita borders, and meting cut to every Individual alike Justice and equality before tbe law. It la, moreover, especially our duty to offer our humble pSayera to ths Father of all mereirs for a continuance of Hia divine favor to ua m anatfon and as Individuals. By reason of all these cxmslderulons, I, Ulysses S. Grant, President of the United Hlalcs, do nwomm«r to ths people of the United Stairs to devote the » ‘th day of November next#to the expression < f their thanks and prayers to Almighty God,and, lay­ ing aside their dally avocations and all secular occupatlone. to awmbla In their iwepecUve places a worship and observe such day as a day of thanks­ giving and rest. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my band ar.d caused the sea! of the United Hi*Us to be af­ fixed. Done at the city of Washlngtoc, this twenly-aixtb day of GctoberUe the year of oar Lord one thou­ sand M«ht hundred and seventy-six, and of tiw Independence of the tnittril Stat as of America the one hundred and first. (t- «■) V. 8. GnaMT. My the Prea‘dent: Haxiltow Fun. Secretary of Htate. —Nine cadets of tho thud class at tho Annapoliu Naval Academy have been fxpclled from tho ins'. Itut ion for refusing io testify in tlii. invMtlgsticdi of a case of •* basing.'' As tho lads are atutborn. and will not tell tales out of school, it ts lik»»y the whale claro ail] be dismUaud. Tbs court of inquiry J» aUll in Mate. . . —A New York Herald tipsria! from St, Ajtana says preparation* are going on for another Fcnim invasion of Canada. --Yiforoas measures have again loon adopt­ ed by ths lUssiaua to keep their Servian prov-gea from «lf muLbtixm ^nddraren fl gtt. Ba nub rffiosju in 1‘nnco Milan a army divxde ttjrir butalions, employing orc half in fighting lbe Turks,trials the ocbsr i» made aseful In citteking the iochnation of tlie Servian* to run away. — kL Dt» Srtnmc.-nrd. Chief of the French Cottraifesiaa lo the f'-cntennial Exposition,. br-nd-i as a bare forgery a Mnuilnual kUir j irp.irttag to bs written by him lo a friend in G-rurery, in wh eh tbe managemor.t of tbe greit Esha liion ia rather sharply oiUeiasd. no: to VKy-sixr.djred. Ito tetter which ths gentleman ueaics having written charges that AmbMsador entered into conventktion with the' Engliahmiui, who, during the course of tho Mme, mentioned that ho Unanimously Assigned the “FIRST RANK reeuIUdln a that it would be a pood tiling for thoEogltab borne Brostteldc. Lady Landen came A abasaador to buy them and use them to traverse the slre'otfl of Paris with. 1'iUon under Capt'. -Tbe British The Amba’-aador immediately then and there did buy them, taking from his The train wm delays d by tbo strike of railroad wm f«md to be about 4W Treasurer 10,000 franca and giving them cerUinelAheta ■to the Euglishnwn, receiving A receipt io return. Then tho Englishman got preen light—“aB rigbl”-st»d chocked firmly wfa 1Q4 degrees below aero. Valent la, Ireland. off at tbo next station, but tho Celestial in-place. Tbo train preceding tho wrecked wm the Ont laud made after leaving tho frozen never got pos’ession of hia engine and train of cars. one, for Philadelphia, passed all right forty-fire minutes before. . —The prospect is Increasing that hostititu a ** Gueat physicians may die,” once between lluasia and Turkey will bo postponed, Dlinoi. District of tbs Cherokee Nation by. the by moasa of an annintico, until spring at l«Mt, remarked a wise French doctor; "but there are ever three greater than tho Oberokco author!'ire, ImI week, fur Uio killing and parhajw indefinitely. of a color*! man. Thia waa HcalwT third man. greatest and better than the beet who tbe FugHah Arctic expedition declare that tho remain with fluttering humanity. And I'ular sea ta perpetually frc zui. Tho ordinary tliey are water, exercise, and diet.” ' k« avvragoa eighty foot in IbkikucM. Animal At our request, Cragin kOo., Philadel­ life and the northerly migration "of birds ends evidence will be pat in at the next trial, iu phia, Pa, Haye pmmifled to send any of our readers gratis (on receipt ot 15 oenta to pay poetage) a sample of Dobbin’a Electric soap. Try it Send at onoe. Globe- Democrat »sy« that three Motbodiat minhiterr, while ridlpg a circuit In Popo county, of Deligred aod neighboring places has been An old Pbynician. retired from active prac­ tice, baring hsl placed in bis hands by an log by two illioit dtetiltera named Hugbre and terribJo. Na force Lm undergone Buch Ibtat India Miaeionary too formula of a simple Vogotsbip Bomsdy, far toa speedy and pennaHale. It i» believed they mistook the mmlstaEN •uffcling - since -the retreat -from — Mosoow. ncnt Careof Oonoynptioo. Bronchi Us, Catarrh, for revenue officers and Mandiahi coming to —Turkey hM trinmplied over Sorvia. While tho negotiations fur an armlstio* were in proDebility and all Nervous Complajuui, after hav­ ly wounded, and died two hours after ing thoroughly tnsted ita Wonderful curative iu the field, and now has Serna conquered, powers in thousands of casern, facie it his duty notwithalauding the Ba-uiau aid to tbe latter. io mako it known to bis Buffering fellows. Deputy Sheriff Woodward, with two consta­ DJuuia. a Servian stronghold, has been caj^ ble*, attempted to arrest a'desperado named (free of charge) to all who desire it, this recipe, John D juovan, for beating bts wife. Donovan confusion. Tho Sorvians deaerted their stand- with fall directiona for preparing and buooeesplunged a knlfo in tho bowels of Countable ard», and the HumIadb filled their place, a f ally aaing. Sent by return mail by addreaaing Price, when tho Sheriff shot Donovan dead. large number of the latter being killed while fighting despera’ely. Tbe Belgrade official NXDtXS AND CAHOALTIKB. Chatted hands, face, pimples, ring­ Journal published an urgent appeal tp Btweia worm. Altriioum, and other cutauooun xffeo—On the 31 and 4Ui of October, Central for immediate help. —I. -VI__ * America, in the vicinity of Nicaragua, wm —Tbe much-talked-cf place. Now Lare­ visited by a aevero wind storm and flood, which do, Mexico, hM been occupied again by made by CwrwoU, Hazard destroyed property valued at eovenu millions the Government troops, under Geu. Quireof dollara, and killed many of tbe inhabitaate. ga, who anncuncee that he Um driven the In tho toWna of &Ut:agra and Blanfield over 700 rebels out of hia di»trict. Tho customs author­ Mn.idON8 of bottles of Burnett's hon-ev wore blown down. . ities have opened tho port, an 1 tbo stores, abut —A steamer Jost arrived st Halifax reports HP for no long a Ums, roopea for bnslneaa. CbcoAixK have been aold during the test the loss of au Amenaau sdheoner, wtlh all Huh, wo bellava, takes from too rebels their bands, on Bablo island, a short time ainoo. only port, and they Lad only a nominal claim verdict toa*. it is tho beet hair drreeing in tho world. • —Tho mills of tho Mersey Sood-Cntsbing Th« fact that the proprietors of SamCompany at Liverpool, England, were de­ ronn's Batucal Ctbx roa CATAaan are per­ stroyed by fire last work. The loss is 3100,000, In Cox’s court there waa a charge of mitted to refer to ao well known and respected and-over 200 hands are thrown out of employ­ naaault againnt that old'offender and po­ a gentleman m Haxar Waixs, Esq . of Wells, Fargo <k Co.'a exprcea, must weigh heavily in ment. licy favorite, "John Doe,” and Mr. RAILROAD INTRLLIORNCK. Dickson, the attorney, wna examining a WmiotTT doubt hundreds of people who will read tlua item are Buffering with Kid—It is announced that the X100,000 required witnoaa. to cancel the Government lien on the Northern Dickflan—" How hard did ho shake railway of Canada has been paid over. This dyne Ltnimcnt, used internally. Why not try it ? the man when ho grabbed him!” payment severs the connection of the Govern­ Witness—"I don’t know. Pretty Parsons’ Purgative PUlt, which axe ment with the road. now being extensively eoU in thia State, are hard," purely vegetable, and axe mild and gentle iu POLITICAL. Dickson—" Wbat do you call ' pretty tbeir operation. Ono ia a done. Good quali­ —Th* following are tho full official returns hard I’" ties, certainly. of .the October election in Ohio, as furnished Witness—"J guess I can show tho The Ohio State Fair awarded tho first by the hrcretary of State pnmium tor pianos to the Ohio Valley Piano court. It was like thia—” . Company.-of lUploy. They are manufacturers Hero tho witness rose from his seat, of tbe celebrated Valley Gem. toe meet popular liarox (Bep.) .. Ball (tanj . I.’ecj-313.CK1 and, springing upon the astonished at­ tamrumeirt now sold in the West. Chapman (Pro.) torney, grabbed him by tho collar, and, Foktcnks for Alu—Agents wanted. with a strong, impulsive jerk, lauded Address Bailion M:ning Co., 176Broadway,N.Y. him on the floor. Then be gathered IH1ONN 1NCRKASKD. its, Tra.lsMuba. etc. — How him up and flopped him across a chair; nA. BINGHAM A CO.. AU Boynton'* majority then ho began to bang him fiver the xaxou so*i E»an« (ttep.)............. . ................. iia,Ml floor, jam him up against tho wail, and TUE MARKETS. ,. 9103a* CJoosb (Dvra.).......... .. Xlp»—*1^*3 batter him around over tho benches. Kbtxmaker (tlU)..... "Hold on—I understand I” shouted Evina* majority.... the lawyer. The pluralities on Reprceeutativs “This is how ho fetahed him,” re­ torted the witneaa, giving him another lift " Won't the court rule out his an­ swer ? I object,” said Mr. Dickson, catching hi* breath. "If yon withdraw the question, all right,” KUU said the Judge; iuki and,, uprxu^ujg springing , xiguv, UJV vuugu; Medinin tojtalr....^...., 4 10 dvmfam bi» mt, i» ooiteed tho .it-; ;s boas and took him off. When he again ! Good to choice spring Ex. s oo mounted tho bench, he remarked: " The | xo 3 Hprtng...................... i ot witness appears to have introduced his ; sj teelimonyi but I can rule that tho jury ignore his answer.” By this time the spectators were in a —The Secretary of State of Indiana author­ izes the following aa tbe result of tho recent convulsion of laughter, and tho attorney retired to brush his dothra. The case Treasorar of State, Jtaiaocratia,' JU2(019; Be- was dismissed.— Virginia Citg (Nev.} publicau, 206.JH8; Independent, 10,082; total, Chronicle. 484.319. The averAge plurality for tho Demo­ cratic State ticket w 4 846. that for Williams CURIOUS 11IKTORY OP A HTATE. Hoot.................... . The territory now known no Wiscon- c*Tnjt.................wri-wMtiri' over Barrieon for Gcrerncr being 5,139. FARMERS-.'^^S Jasga Drum i/rD* ■-•h<’*»®.wa»ri*a 10.0^7^. n 11 ULlCnWwgawOCTWcwOtewm.ni. The MASON A HAMLIN OHGANSan 0m NO MONEY art the ONLY truant cuiijned thit rank. $1041,000 Addxwsa BAXTMt *1 wANTEugrsiirsiiri One Dollar. xl>.r» wifi bn wild varvebMp tor e»»>: A CAOO NKWSFAFKk UNION, iu Ma The Enemy of Disease, the Foe ol Fain to Mau and Beast, A'laSS^flSJQggA^lS PHI6AG01 EDGER MUSTANG U------- L.... — LINIMENT, Wanted; JV'I.'.VVS av'W*T“41 One Dollar CIDER. One Dollar DATTNTC procured. JFB.1 Lil 10 TOTA L COtTS, W3. Head lor Circulars to Knight & Knight, Washington, D. C. crwaalnf - *r«n waatwd siwirwbsrs ioBT. wbu£ Issttadsnsmssts o. imot. S250 One Dollar S40T0S60 Us aoss rtu. 11 Chicago! edger A BOOK for the MILLION. MEDICAL ADVICE .A,d'SS.!:-?«rSSi ......... ... urw-r vuVL- ....... $15 SHOTGUN EUPEON! One Dollar Chicago |edger Ttate laftH (wa. KM M ttaal adtea >•£»•: Jxmalwl w» tagHOK Buy the ^SflRcorrugated STOVE-PIPE ELBOW. hoadache, « burn, or a bruise, procur© a bottle o4 Eupeoo. It will give instant relief aas thousands can testify. For sale by al) Druggists. H. A. HURlxBUT A CO, 75 and TJ Randolph street Body, with Gaaca and Bxarvr at Form. Three Garment* in otic. Approved to^aU^obystOMK Bam plea by mail. In Coutil, gi; Don’t take any other. nts MIS u< Will last tons au ut mow nit. LANDS FOR SALE ruPTURe^-, 960,000 Acres ii Southwest Missouri. nWST-CLASS 8T0CX FUHS, One Dollar Chicago | edgeb THE LED3KH is * large 48-column paper, ably edited, handsomely printed; containing every week choice complet­ ed stories, an installment ot an interest­ ing illitetxatod aorial, and general reading for old and young. Send your name and address, plainly written, inclosing OWE DOLLAR, with Excellent Agricultural Lands, Address • HeelUiyGone try. OAT THE LEDGER CHfCAGO, II^Tte It eoaitalas no Ojxlwm i«»«y form. Guarding^ the Mails 200 flUFEWB KNURAV1MOS.O ........... .... igthtdr Coo- MTiigxsntini; ChIGABO I EDGER >1M is aa axtxaas: •THE MASON A ILkMIJNORGAN CO 'Saxha/.lof SSSVIOS »22gr«Mffi<sr'.teKL.’CT . -Tm: Chrhtian leader (N. Y.), in ■peaking of Merchant's Gargling Oi', says: "Mr. Hodge is a geutlemari of liberal !*■*<» and cxcfdleut Jufigmeut, and tho Gatgliag Oil Company, under ‘ his thoroughly judicious direction, has become ono of the strongest and sound-1 cat oonceins that grace the commercixl annals of oar State. Other medicinal cAoo. a distance of 130 milea. Tho contract spt-cialtitoi, in addition to tho Gurgling wdl amount to alxnl 42,000,000. Oil, are beginning to claim the Company’a attention, and of their great aucccm we have as little doubt as we have of their intrinsic merit” lba JDDQBT BarOKTH. DR. WARDER’S HEALTH CORSET. AGENTSnr5SW«’.°S5-K^?R ass a Of Such Instruments! Potter's Am rican Monthly, [sin was cl timed by France, on the X®.».......... —........ I ground of dircovcry by its missionnrieti Coan—No. i.................... —Exports ImI wook from too loading Atlan­ and teachers in 1690, who governed it iu”7"..?.........1. tic mtli-n include S.0K3 barreta of i>ork ; 6,007.­ ■intil they ceded it to Great Britain in 770 pcuuita of Lacon ; 2.609 339 pounds of lard; 66 258 barrels of flour; 531,941 bushels of 1763. It was held by the British nation until 1782, when she ceded all her pos­ sessions northeast of the Ohio to tho buehcla of peas. United States. Wisconsin was then —Somctiiing over 70,000 people who bold thrown under the Territorud Government polidca lu tho Continental Life Inauranoe of Ohio by the ordinance of 1787. On Company, of New York, will be unpleasantly tho Uli of July, 1800, Indian Territory K«T'hfBKUTY, PU •ton of tliat company, and tbo appointment of waa organized, and it wav attached to a roceivar to wind up its atfatn. The prospect tliat Territory until April 18, 1818, when la held out that dis aseeta of tho company will Illinois became a State. It was then at­ tached to the Territory of Wisconsin, policy-holders, and it <snjwtb to be hoped July A, 1836; so that Wisconsin waa gov­ that 11 maw h* tn erned by tho King ef France ninetythree ycflQv; the King of Great Britain twenty years; by the'State' of Virginia Son th cm tern Nebraska ami Sou tn western one year; by Territory of Ohio sixteen 825 5.£ilL“u*fSeSsi“..,K,s?:'JT years; by the Indian Territory nine years; by Illinois'Territory nine years, hM done but little-bsrta. brkife in the latter soetton tho crop will t.o smaller than last year and by Michigan Territory eighteen years. She continued a Territory of the and the cholera Um been qm.o dcetructivo. United nearly twelve years, vfhen the Poeta-Mtcr General, it appears that the on the 13th of March, 1848, flbri became SEVERAL REQUISITES NEW WILLCOX A GIBBS AUTOMATIC Only machine a 4»tkr verU AntctMlic a. r. BVBMHAM'I a TA It H K LTZICK KST KTalwsr . It •lU™ra"«f™HM»n'sw Um aettew In o - MS SHJ iHSSS^y 1 .us, .k> much gwid. TiyiLaad ** ‘nt DBUUOlbTA_______ _ SLLJENT SEWING MACHINE. WATER WHEEL IN PRESS OUTFITS READY—THE Willcox & GiblM s. M. Co. MERIDEN CUTLERY CO Received tha HIGHEST CENTENNIAL PNIXB. John Conway, of St. Louis, wrote to aixuuw iomxca?H: —Tbe historic ciiugs at Balaklava, when drunk. | kj h. atwaor k acxv. aoarox. mam. CAUTION. ww<wt»«w TABL® cutlery. �HARDWARE! ' ' • ■u--— • CHEAP! CHEAP! j S' . - . , ■ • • ■__________________________________________________________2 :_______ :______________ TWO STORES IN ONE Having completed my new stoic, 1 have an area of 55x85 feet to do business in. Don't be De­ or persuaded into buying Hardware of inferior quality and manufacture, but patronize the ceived m mum putt iuue Which is now running Two Mammoth Store*, stocked wi'i> the FINEST lot of hardware in BARRY OR EATON COUNTIES, of every description, from a scratch-awl to a celebrated Jackson Wagon, and fresh Goods are arriving daily. ■. ■ iub ' ’ ■ .is ■ •• I buy all of my Goods direct from Maufacturies for Cash, and can sell them to you for cash ox time, * as you prefer. Jefferson Nails, $3.20, Rates per keg. I Genuine Silver-Steel Diamond-T oth Saw, $1.25 6d and all sizes larger, in small quantities, 4 cts. lb i per foot, with handle, file and gauge. Shingle Nails, 41-2 cts per lb. Do not be deceived by my competitors who are Lath Nails, 5 ejs. per lb. offering a so-called Diamond-Tooth Saw for 76 cts. Wrought Nails, all sizes, 8 cts. per lb. per foot, as I can sell you are a better Saw for Axes, 75 cents each. ) . v ! .37 1-2 cts. per foot. Don’t pay $70.00 for a Wagon, made of brash and biittle timber, that will smash if run over a T rail, but buy the old and reliable JACKSON WAGON, made of the best seasoned timber, for $70 cash, or $75 on time, if®" Don’t fail to see the new Tnuss Rod Wagon. The Largest Line of Cooking and Heating St oves in Barry or Eaton Counties, which will be sold at prices beyond the reach of competition. I keep two experienced tinners by the year, and anything in the 'fin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, furnished at Bottom Prices. * t®” You Riat are bound to pay cash for Hardware should not fail to see WeHt of Main IWuhIiviII,-, Mich. C. C. IVOLCUTT. •* �NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 3, 187®. DALAXCF.NHEET. Mr. Wolf presented the pelHioe of; On mo Hon of Mr. Stowell th. ywr00 ^*1 "l lh* b*,inn,n|:s’g7'^.c,: Robert McCmtney and 1 fl others ask- port wns accepted. 8,625 00 i »ng‘hat »aid Reflation bo adopted1 On motion of Mf.xSidnam tho re­ Amount raised by tax 1875 i **yBo*rd. | porf WBi |aj^ on th8 table. *^*er was a,*° • remonstrance AFTERNOON SESSION, SESSION, 1:30 P. M. M. AFTERNOON low r. I Total The '-'VIWUlllM-D Committee UI> on WUUIJ County Build- - - -------- —--- —----UIIUUBahry County Clkek’r Office, -.«» WI presented by ” Wm " Freeman ; mgs would report that they have had Board met pursuant lo adjournment. ■ m. O. and Hastings, October 9lh, 1876. , .li R*d! called. Quorum meson t.! MlUito in TrtMury 51,488 12 1146 others in opposition to said _peti- the matter under consideration and Th., hang the day Jeogeete.1 by B<j , „0„lIcd Estitn»i»'l •« nrcMairylo be rai«. tion. would recommend.that the following the <• statute KiAtiiie ,. of the I he State e of Michi Mtclii-­ .... 1account of , Win. -r. . ■ Tlie Tinkler nnd■ ed• by tax for tn# ensuing par - r $3,000.00' Mr. Smith moved that, the resolu­ Mmi of money he raised, namely : gan,.for the annual meeting -of the eleven others were presented, mid sin . county farm ACOOUN tion be adapted, which motion did For * sinking ftn.d for the B«mrd* of Supervisors. The board motion referred to Canirililteu on i<75. • -nrt prer®fl by ®y®* **«y» *» m ' purpose of building a of Supervisors "f Bnrry . . Co. met ntiI riuim<**• Ts'd for Sba apples ... lows: th. County Clerf, Ommittee. to work. M County House on the lor *3 kxuoi “ i office, office, in in »i<l said 11 C T., • unable Committees to work, on u*.kji ’ so# Ayea—Mr. Bnrtram. Houghtalin. i County Farm at some fa­ wen’ called tu< lo ; mnl:on County, as above, nhdI were ‘ i of Mr. Wolf, Board adjourned I ijuutai , ■“** 7. x<*. James W.. Dewey. Hoyt, Perkins, order by David G.’Robinson,'-chair-1 unt|-| ej ;; ISi Smith and Wolf.—7 light o^cldck to morrow morn- Not man * Nays—Mr. Armottr, Brown, Benon County Ferm .. flfl 00 On the roll being called by the j •t>pi«*................. .... Wm. 11 Powers, Clerk. iw.ham, Collins. Houghtalin Henry. We would recommend building a labor In Iiuum-....... Clerk, the following Supervisors were i on tarw, bulrbcrlag. .' 3*01 Odell, Phillips. Sidnam, Stowell and jw walk on the Sou^ fife pf the present and answered to said call : WEDNESDAY MORNING. " W3»! Chairman—10* * . I’ve. Thninse IL Bartra ' October 11th, 1876. :: Absent—Mr. Hendershot:. southwest comer, Ftotades Blown. useflb0 °>d l^»l M. Dewey. trsiMportstlun ufMr>. Diller. Bon rd rYiet pursuant io adjournment • '‘‘S' On motion of Mr. r. '* Hoyt the ‘ Board’ plank for repkiriog the ren ier of Zebulon B. Hoyt. UtrCldv ............................. | Roll called Members all present! * adjourned lo 1:30 p. p m. (the walk area nd the Com louse. ower*. *, Clerk. Clerk. .| Estimated cost. :: Wm. H Poweb ■ but Mr. Hendershott. • RoblilMin, -35 00 . ■. Journal read and approved^ hitlrtx-rlo# We would reoommend an ap“ }2 AFTERNOON SESSION. ‘ . iu--'Uicinr uimi rui The following Supervisors were Board proceeded tu business. • ‘-J Board met pursuant to adjonrn ' Propriation for atpvc lor jail 830 <00 , I Feb- brcfoiid Butler. absent on snitl cal!: ‘ • The Committee on Miscellaneous | ■ "snoot ment. Ro I Lea I led. Q'tonim present. »»»...-» * ••Ury lu urrn.»r . Total .Traverse Phillips, David W. Smith. Claims, • 1,105 00 Clnimc through ihr.mrrli their ihixr chairman, rhnirniAil Mr. Mr . Board proceeded to business. 1 bu UlBoUii *eej........... .. : L. M. Dewey, John J. Hendershott, from the town Smith, reported that they hnd exam­ rr|4ilrla|t rtoUl...... ..... • The account uf Isaac W. Vroocnsn J. W. Honghtalin, Committee. ship of Irving, appointed to vacany! foed the following accounts, and laiiploa au-l«ut>dri^«. ■‘ - ...I I.K, •*• and lour others were presented, and • P. Brown, r occasioned by the resignation of! Wol||j rPConnnend :heir allowance ns • ;; *5 on motion uf Mr. Colltns were reterAaron .1. Walker. • On motkn of Mr, Stow follows: ’ »* red to the Committee on Claims. There being a vannncy.in the com­ r Nam.’ Nature of Clsltu. Claimed. ,7. tsw On motion ol Mr. Hoyt, the Board 'port was aenepier.. Mr. Stowell noted i mittee on Finn nee,occasioned by the J. P. Roberta, Stet lottery, |l«.T0 he ” aw Procesded to the election by ballot of resignation of Mr. Walker, on motion report of the C immittt ng mas: I 1*0 n County Superintendent of the Poor, ■undrira* of-Mr. * — • iwey, the Chairmau appoint» out that portion relath nff i S’ f°r three venrs. m the place of Daniel MuHMag. ln»n«port»lion of F. O’rilley. S ims to tilt snch vacancy. ed Mr. 11* B. Pratt, whose term expires, with sfund. prk laid before the Board a Mr. Dewey called fa Libor In l>mi*v. nd rum account.—....,............■ ™ iso thu following result: com mu *11* ion from the Auditor Gen-1 nays and the motion did B'<M>k(rk! llurk --iirht ioo Daniel B. Prutt, received 12 votes; ersd containing a Ntnternenl of amount ; un p»ll ati'l »urecC curn. not prevail ns follows: !7 tx Zebulon B. Ifoyt 1 vote; Ira Stow>a.oo mu of Stute Tax appointed to Barry Co., 7.‘. iX e,l 1 vote; John Keagle 1 vote. , Ayes—Mr. Armour, Collin*, Bar­ for the veur 1876, which on motion ; tram, Benham. Odell, Philips, Smith, eanl-ii «vi< and «u»dri< - 3« Dnnier B. Pratt having received of Mr. Hoyt, was referred to the Cum- j > 111 ram Norton, ’tirrur f.r* s«.«ii.Dd wat-a W., for Pit Walla |0 K>l>niU‘M I'alilUtiini; <>• *.7 i uo the majority uf vote* of all the Super­ mk L •,K>tatoe« .................. mitree on Finance. w.s; N-.vs— Mr. Brown, Collins, DewBooks, blank. * MnUunrry wooltwiue *ti<l ruiAriv,. visors elect, on motion of Mr. PriillOn motion ”1 Mr. Stowell Board ; 11 Hlchtnood. lUcku. A Co.. June ult »tiit jm |> r....... < y, Ifouahtnlin Henry, Huoghtalin J. a.:* ..' : oo ips he was duly elected as SuperinIxwinx timber tu Wn Perkins, Sidtinm snd chairman. adjourned until tomorrow morning, •cbdiig UlfiU-r... II }ao. tendent uf Pour. count aa Fro-. Atty............ » I" •hearing •lwv;>... nt ibe hour nt 8 o'clock. 13 Wm.Tinkl-r, Deputy Nitertaa>wpurtat:<*n ... On motion of Mr. Bnwn, the Board Ifffcea.......................... —- UOI Wm. H. Powers, Clerk tuotf »rnl 1< Wm U.IUyL>rd.jf«Ucrtr^i 3I.U3 ' ' until to morrow morniug al the hour labor «hi farm... Hoyt. 1.1 John Robert* mt»c«l!»nr<>>i* 3 no labor bi hosw... •- ?’• of eight o’clock. TUESDAY MOONING, lubati'i Mir»dr1«-«. On motion of Mr. Perkins the re­ Wm. H. Powers. Oeluher loth, 1876. ; port was laid on the table until 7 Board met ’ pursiinr.1 to adjourn-j THURSDAY MOANING. o’clock this evening. ‘ mciit. 3.00 October 12th. 1876. c*tru-Un« t.-Ui si>4 ■utwirlni. Mr. Collins offered Ing 4.10 Roll called. Quorum present. Board met pursuant to adjourn­ Resolulioa: r , Il Vdbrfe uf MlddlotHle tine S« Juiirnal read anil approved and Board j Rrlotted. That tbO'^ihcViutendent ment. Roll called. Quorum pres­ proceeded to busiimas. ent. After the reading of the Jour­ uf the Poor be authoriz 'd to lease to The County Treasurer laid before I nal Board proceeded to business. .tbw United Breihren Society a suf­ the Board the lists of rejected taxes j On motion of Mr. Dewey, the reThe Commissioners on Snleries of ficient amount cf land for a meeting for the previous year at his office, also port was accepted. County Officers made the foiknriog bouse site, on laud belonging to >he at the Auditor General’s office, toNB. On uiouon motion ui of ,nr. Mr. owwmi, Stowell, Ma» account iivUrln-- »n<! •umlrira Coffnty of Brity. lying between the report: gethcr witg the list* and amounts that N„ 7 u,a, re»Crred back lo tho ComTo the Chairman of the Board of highway and Thornapple River, on have been charged hack to the coun- mj|lee on Claims. iv|Milr«h<i Supervisors of Barry County : or near the old school house site. Libor In li ty. and by the County Treasurer, to On molion of Mr. Collins, account Your Committee on Snleries of On motion of Mr Stowell the Res­ the several Townships and the city >jo 2i u-as hud on the table. x County Officers would lespectfully olution Wna laid on foe table until of Hastings. j On motion ol Mr. Collin? the re­ * “! ro|>ort, that thoy have examined in- to-morrow afternoon. Mr. Dewey moved that the SuperW;ls ajOplej „ nmendcd. s« to ’he subject suhmitred to their con­ On motion of Mr. Sidnam Board visors ot each township and the city The committee on claims further i’^; sideration, and think the County Of- adjournwd te ,7 p . m. ot Hastings be authorized t*» correct reporied that they had re examined , sts ficers should receive salaries ns‘ *■fol “* Wm. H. PoWerx, Clerk. nil indefinite and improper descrip* Laccount— • Nn -12 of- June Session, ------1876 lows, to wit: . ( Concluded next treek.) lions that arc; now nn their resneciive 11and would retfeommend that italic County Treasurer, • 900 Assessment Rolls. ।uot allowed at any further smn. 700 aio County Clerk, Motion prevailed. On motion the report was accept­ ”! Judge of Probate for 1877, 700 To Our nelhwueuli. Mr. Dew^y moved .that the chair (ed and adopted. *|j Prosecuting Attorney, 600! man Appoint a committee of three on The Superintendents of the Poor aa | Superintendents of Poor, Dear Delinquent, it ia time to call apportionment of taxes, which motion ssubmilted the following report. >1501 ”| John M. Nevins the roll ao please toe the mark and prevailed Re|»ort of the Superintendents bHSM' Samuel J Biddletnan 75 The chair appointed the following the Poor. Daniel B. Pratt 60 listen while we do a little plain talk­ CONTRA. as such commoiittee : Win. I*. Siding. You are jnrtiy $166.M»j To the Board of Supervisors limit. Thomas H Bartram, and Hen- । . looo Total. •3.175.00 ,n .nw.i.nf. lota! Barry Cpnutv, Oct.. 1876. nts to All cf of wmun which your your committee would . ry Houghtaliir. ... 4.33 Ail tx-iuiuuioc wv»m . y . r .. .submit, . ■ and• ask to be dis■ 89 Whole nnmber tf penions rupwould • 08; respectfully 2 SCI. ®°* whufh whtcfc wn wi 24} pounds builcr On motion of Mr. Dewey, the list ported al tbe Poor House 28 I Dec. 2 year oM h«if->r sold, of rejected taxes and the amounts 20 00 'charBe^ f,uni ^Uf,*ier consideration of; have if yon had your ot county Treasurer. charged back to the seveial Town­ ol the bnliject. mind to attend to it,/ No. of person* temporarily relieved 92 we have ships and the city of Hastings were Z. B. Hoyt, ) . striven to mnfce a livtl Feb 29, of cotialy Tre»i...—155.49 per and received, nnd each Supervisor author- ( March, 23 50-60 bn uboU at 1.14 27 17 Ira Stowell, > Committee. . . . , C.ISH DRAWN FROM THE TREASURY FOR Jacob Odell, j 1 ?*e the Worth * money, April, calf sold8 75 | ized and instructed to re-nsscss upon THE POOR FARM: May 10, eouniy Treasurer 30.OU , On motion of Mr. Peikius the re- have heretofore hinffil t we wanttheir respective townships and city 1’nbl to keeper of Poor Farm $155.49 •• 30. 13 1-3 bu wheat at L17...v .... 15 iu 601 uu , the amount or amounts, or iqion the ‘ ed these little amounts. We can’t for clothing 185 00 ....23.40, P°rt wr8 accepted. . for bedding 63 45 several de*criptinn? therein, as re... 50 00 i On motion of Mr. Woif, the report believe yotf are a dead bent and we 25 sheep nold............... for food 178 64 qtiired by the provisions of Sections ... 4.50! was adopted. 1 calf hate to dun you, but we want to see for medical attendance 110 and 112, Act No. 169, Session j July 10. ufcounty TraM no M' On tno’’on Mr. Dewey Board 800 Aug , 30 1*3 bu wheat those "spondulicks* very bad. We *“2'j. adjourned to 1 o'clock p. m. Laws 1869, and the same referred j .for transportation 25 80 Sept. 5tb, 16 5-6 bu wheat don’t want the money to look at,—• to the Committee on apportionment' lor labor In house 5 02 ... 26.00' AFTERNOON RSION, 1 P. M. ** 27tb, 25 bu wheal....w. . 196 IX) of Taxes. we want it lo improve our paper, and 1^471 Board convened pursuant to ad­ 30 00 Total On motion uf Mr. Bartram, the Su­ journment, Roll called. Members make it more interaati^g to you, and for Uber on farm 14 38 CROFN RAISED. pervisors of the several Townships, 56 50 | for repairs and sundries. ________ mi* 78 all present except Mr. Hendershott. to bay good clolbea for ourself and ' 318 buebtla of wheat; 375 bu. and the city of Hastings were author­ $me4 031 pound* wool; 130 bu potatoes; 12 tons i The Committee on Claims through Total ized and directed to assess upon the u-_ . u----------- r-----lhejr gjjainnan, Mr. Smith, further relier items with a full stomach and taxable property, both real and per­ EXPENDED FOR TEMPORARY RELIEF: { ported that they had re-examined ac- plenty of legal tenders in our pock­ 2^ j,. . STOCK ON FARM. For medical attendance son al, the several sums of money re­ 109 60 • 1 hor»#; 6 cows; 2 yearling caul#; 2 I count Mo. 7, and would recommend ets, than when they are empty. Wo for funera.1 expenses quired to be r used by Certificate ofi 648 76 1 eB ' Tpa ! 7 ho.-» and 8 pig*, । that it bo allowed at ten dollara, also for food have trusted you in good faith ; now, the Township Clerks and the Recor­ 20] oo ' wl,‘°h ’B rcipectfully eubrailted. for cb thing j that they had examined the foilowing have some pitde. he sqnare toed and der of the city of Hastings, for Town­ 70 85 J’0, Nevibx, for trancpurlati-in accounts, and would recommend their punctual, and don’t let this grand ship and city purposes, also tu assess ' -- 16 -- , H. J. Bid»lkmas. for medicine and other expense* 89 allowance as follows: Cooniy fcupU. Poor. Centennial year pass without Rt least for fuel upon the taxable property of School, Do Districts end School Districts frac­ On motion of Mr. Stowell, the re­ 28 M. W. Riker ju.tioe fea- 88 99 $88 90 being square with the printer. Total $1881 87 this, clear subscriber, nnJ our soul tional, such sums of money as ire port win accepted and adopted. 24 Isaac W. Vrootuan under OTHER EXPENSES. /— properly certified to and required by Sheriff fo«a------------ ......88 44 80 44 will rejoice. On motion of Mr. Wolf, the ResoPaid County Superintendents $850.00 19 60 lution laid on tbe tuhl* table Tat at lh* the June J Ru“ iL.n lafA .... lh* Line School District Boards. 3upervlaara 80 83 On motion of Mr. Bartram, account transportation to tindTjrom A Hud ton Biver pilot rang the hell Session, 1876, relative to restraining 10 20 from running at large in the town of the Flint asylum No- 13. uf June Session 1876, was 7 70 for the boat to "alow,” and when an expenses to Coldwater taken from the files and referred to • Maple Grove, all horses, cattle sheep, 27 Daniel Mane* and 5 *hrtrvesltg.iion was thade it was found W; and hogs, was taken from tbe table.! era juror feas....~.^.w... tbe Committee on Claims. «00 fhat deatb'w glaze was on Ui» visionTotal Sapervikors Proceeding*. } On motion ol Mr. Perkins Board • adjourned until 1:30 p. m. Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-11-10.pdf.pdf 1272f968852f657c3bb7e7eff3e3ab14 PDF Text Text J3F ADVERTISING RATES: OR NO . i IB « m1 * «i* aoJaaoiS Mb » !■ •SH'SSS' »i“ .t a O9.it torM oe:»No; m < HTRONO Progression. No Retrograding.' IrvrtUwniant. tint with 4ir*etl«‘ri« O «~tU%urt f.rWw.»* VOL. IV. But, worst of all, I wm at length forced votes in favor of his proposal. Sud­ r to acquaint Emmeline with our terrible denly ho confronted me, and said in a position. The poor child tried to eom- jx>culiar tone and with a significant ' fort me with tender carceees and hopeful ’•e^y •ra*« which were tightly, i words, but tbe words died away on her folded on my breast: ’ quivering lipi and gave place to bitter “And you, sir, do you not approve ' sobs. And I could do nothing. Noth- of my suggestion I" L itjg f Ab, yea I one last hope retnaiijod “ I do not, sir,” I replied, with outto me. Some days previous I liad writ­ waid firmness, but with a face paler ten to Mr. Maitland, telling him of my tlmn ever. A silence os of death suodesperate condition and requesting him eeedod these words, and every eye in to give me some letters of introduction tho room was turned, in my direction. k 9* foottrtr IMIJTIOll FULLFT. VILLAGE OFFICERS . Dally ,Shrirtic*. 0/ “**°i 'rad T r. m. Srbool ImiaftlUkto *R'r rosraing MTrtM., Fertowrt-.il. m«ll»«:hi- rot 8»:nn!ay lo .* ■< *______ _ . KTRODfeT episcopal chubuh-c. u. T^Mx^P^r. raer, BalMM M » M . i pwrtngby, wickedly. Busiww aMircfanp ■* ’ . W. H. YO UML *£ IL HutnslpalHe Pbjrtctau and Buntron- m. XK c.-&ws, . v IL. Otten hla Krrkw lo tb« people of I CLEMENT SWm . KK, ptaclW* la aHtWr «Aftt In thia l FLINT A- BRADY. TTOKN KVH ted i’uunwJlgro »t Uw. Qfflee. rate <)f SlBlrJ'troet/fiMtoVIlW.MlcHr.n. EMMctoalteiiUooKfvMi to eoltecttona. W- A a■ | -Y D SMITH ..... . - DHToir'mouse C BUXTON. •. jxlswltlf fright: Full ot KiootuJert foretxdlaca, U . ' ;■ manufacture. Rifle and sbol Gun. and rcpalra all Firearm, and S'* Machinery. GUNSMITH, Un. M. J. TIMMERMAN. . rpEACHER of InUrumente! Mu'.lc, on tbe Piano A or Onpu>. ■ Term»: |9.U> for Z4 kaaoni. Ite*idence al U. A. Barber*!, on State Sired. CONFESSION OF A THIEF. My father had been dead a month, when ono morning Mr. Maitland, our family lawyer, one of my father’s oldest friends, called on me. “ Mr. Charles," ho faud, after wo had ~T shaken hands, “ we have arranged your ' fatixer’a affairs, and found n purchaser “Are all the out-lying debts paid in full!” I interrupted quickly. ■. D. W. LINCOLN. “They are, but,” continued our kind friend in a troubled voice, “ I grieve to say there is hardly anything left for you and your sinter ; scarcely 81,000. £ PARADY, " Ah J" he went on, “ if you had only followed my advice I Tliero were among your father’s debts more than one that J. B RASEY, could honestly have been cut down by one-half. Your father had ever an open hand and a geno’-oun heart, nir f UUnftaixb.____ WEBST^i^^HbBBsT “I regret nothing that has beer, done, Mr. Maitland, and have but one more question to ask you; when can I have the 81.000.’’ ; “To-morrow, if you wish it" A few days later my sister Emmeline Job l*riutln< executed with ucatncM. aa and I bode adieu to our onco-happy .H^teli. UgUvbr* Trunua^ >W home—ours, alas! no longer—and de­ Wit E GRIGGS, parted for New York. A VCnONKKR. will attend k> all Sate In spite of my efforts to bear up A J* *9*W‘P* blf f**r TertfU t against the sudden adversity that had fallen upon us, the blow nearly overMUSIC! MUSIC! whslisril ms at first I did not think so b* ELLA DEAN of Olivet Colleov, ranch of myself; a man can always make his way in this world with energy and a strung will, but I was troubled for V, & MAIL,-LINE _v' t__ my dear sister. How nhuuld I find tlumeans of providing for this fragile, del­ icate girl of 16 all the comforts and lux­ uries she had hitherto enjoyed ? When this terrible problem first presented itself to me, I fell a prey for just bne moment to utter discouragement and de­ lOHN Q CRE^yT**^ spadr. But thone of my race orc proud J SIIBRII^F, and strong of will, and I mentally re­ --------- — ■ ggtorejorand General Conveyancer solved tlud. I would fight the bottle of art bOMK life so bravely that victory most at last crowd my efforts. rpuXy ifhertfV, '* Am veil in New York, wo took a mod­ ' .. lit’ b . . .a. 1. ,a est apartment and furnished it with us much comfort as our Blunder resources JAMES FLEMING. would allow. I made out a list of all my father's former friends, resolved to apply to them one after another until I had obtaiaed rwptoymeat. Day after Wv hoped and waited Promises without number, expreetuaiMi of interest for my­ self and my sister, and regret for our bereavement, were lavished upon,, me, but that was all. It wwi the old story, so well known to all those whose hard doom condemns them to solicit aid or gn long 'uma. BU68BLL. first, then oblivion. We had now been three, mouths in New York, when one morning I found that only 85 remained M etits. ' WalcImalKfcal Jwdir, MONEY TO LOAN I Oi Afprti lol kMt Sn.rife, ^300.00 arid UPWARDS L ELIHU CHIPMAJV, Justice of the Peace, Nftelrtflle, Midi. MONEY TO LOAN firs DATS Ur A TBMJPB3T. We have to husband all thin go if we would not bo bankrupt before oar time; and interest, emotion, craptouds, and xeeterday afternoon tho Mexico mail steamship City of Mexico, Commander with the rest if wo would have every­ W. B. Sherwood, which has had a torn- thing in harmony, and tho key-note of our voice not an hysterical screech, pro­ ricano in the Gulf of Mexico, arrived st claiming nothipg. So should it be with Italicize it rarely, Harboak'a steres, Brooklyn. As soon as th/i handwriting. and then only when the subject impera­ bcrod on board and gained the following tively demands especial prominence. account of her passage from Progreso, te Mexico, to Havana, which lasted five it ban often been said of people slight­ tho shape of a large, official-looking let­ in a toneqj shall never forget. “ I would hole cut in the bulwarks, forward, to al­ ly insane, who commit or attempt sui­ ter, bearing the address of Hon. Mr. rather l>e tho loser of t10,000 than wound low the seas to run off that sho shipped cide, that they are moved by unreason­ Carleton, an eminent member of the ju­ the feelings of a guest under the shelter in the hurricane, boats without oovera, ing selfishness or vanity. Even vanity dicial bench. Taking up' my hat, I of my roof," and, moving toward the broken-in windown and doom gave evi­ might, and we venture to think would, straightway boro tho letter to its destina­ door, he added lightly, “gentlemen, dence that the good ship had gone lie in many cases overborne by tho recol­ tion, and, having read it, the Judge said coffee will be ruined if we delay here through nd slight contest with the winds lection that suicido is murder, and Uiat to mo, glancing st mo kindly over his longer.” Jratt as he was parsing through. and waves. In conversation with tho tins person who commits it will be treated after death as a felon—his body buried gold-rimmed spectacles—■ . _ first officer, Mr. Beting, he gave the folwithout Christian rites, his family dis­ loMng account of tho hurricane: graced, and his property lost to them. me, and I think I shall have good nows ton," I said, “ you will hear me ? Pray, We left Progreso, in Mexico, on tho The -man who could make and sign a (or you.” do not refuse mt,” I added, seeing him 15th inst, bound for Havana with a full disposition of his property with the in­ On tho third morning after this inter­ turn coklly away. He stood still for a cargo of hamp aufl general merelion diac tention of sniaide clearly in his mind moment, and then, turning toward me, and a few passengers. Tho wind was would be more determined on self-deview I had persuaded my sister to take a walk with me. Daring our promo he said brusquely, but without looking freah. .from the northwest. Tho next btructiou than certainly ’'a_ half of the day it blew from tho northward in nude, we happened to pass before a res­ at me: persons who at present oommit the “ Very well, oomo," and he led the squalla, accompanied by rain and A ris­ dreadful aoL taurant in the neighborhood, whence a ing sea. Al noon the galo increased, waiter had just issiiod forth, bearing a way to his study. It has not, we believe, been denied by Tbe door had hardly dosed behind us with a heavy swell, the wind being north­ medical men that the homicidal mania is luncheon tray, on which, among other tempting viands, wsgj p daifay . roast when i^houts of teug^ter were oeard from northeast. Tho ship labored heavily, frequently restrained by the fear of chicken. My poor sister involuntarily the drawing room, and, before! bi d time and shipped large quantities of water. punishment. But, as the law is at pres­ fixed such a longing, hungry look on the to utter a word, Mrs. Carleton burst On the following day (Tuesday) tho ent worked, many cases occur in which food as it passed before her that it al­ into the room, holding the musing ring weather was similar, but tho boos were the maniac coolly counts upon the im­ heavier. On Wednesday tho gale in­ most broke my heart. On our return in the palm of her open hand. punity which will attend his crime. The “There is your ring," she said, hand­ creased in violence, tho wind still being same feeling may work upon suicideH. home, I found a letter from Judge Oarleten awaiting me. Apologizing for ing it to her husband; “a servant has from the northeast Tho galo, heavy They may, and no doubt often do, know as it bad been, was nothing in compari­ the irregular form of hia invitation, ho just found it" and believe that under no circumstancee “ WlwaJ'^ B|anuwred^fte-.CxIe.to,D. son with the hurricane which commenced will tho old law bo brought to bear upon said be nhauld }be happy to see mews a si 11 o’clock on Wednesday night It guest kt dinhdr Tm the'wnms evening. • with a look dEjdtapdM their oase. ’ Among recent examples “Just in your plate,” she answered, broke on ub with fearful violence from there is a large proportion in which the As the servant announced me. Judge east-southeast The roar of tho -wind Carleton came toward me, and, taking laughing merrily. ruicide, however insane upon the one waves was terrific. For sixteen “ Very well, Annie, leave ns for an .and ■ me kindly by the hand, introduced mo [XJint, was perfectly sane upon every to his wife and daughter, and then to instant and wo will join you in tho draw­ long hours the infernal racket continued, thing else, and there being no restraining but tho ship behaved nobly. At 11 several of his guests who had known my ing-room." thought in the f cor of legal consequcnceii, father. All were jw k£fl and cordial to ’ X-i Uio door doted' behind his wifi', o'clock on Thursday morning Capt haa Isien left to commit eelf-mtirder as mo that in a fow moments I felt quite nt Mr. Carlefdl Came upto me and seized Sherwood gave orders to throw over­ an oct affecting himself alone. There board a quantity of hemp to lighten tho home. The dinner was a brilliant ono. ce by both hands. are many man to whom disgrace appcarH I was engaged in an animated con­ “Before you say one word, sir, hear ship, and all hands worked with a will. wore© than death. Such a feeling is not versation with n charming and very my story," I cried, and then with rapid, A hundred and thirty bales were Boon uncommon oven among those whose in­ witty lady beside whom I was seated, ■feverish eloquence I told him of my thrown overboard, which had tho effect tellects ore considerably disordered. my affection for my sister, of preventing our vessel’s- tailoring as Stealing, adultery, blasphemy are quite when suddenly all my gayety fled from struggles, ' as ueavuy as previously, or shipping snippx of my suflerings at seeing her suffer, heavily impossiblo to many a man who will yet the table a splendid roast fowl that a and finally of. tbe htiari-wringing. much water. The rain fell heavily oommit suicide. Ths idea of fituting wore unablo unable to take any ar ob­ domestic, had just placed there. The acene of the porning. “And thia i*.. while. Wo were another is often more repugnant than servations, and kept tho ship ’ s head to scene of the morning and the hungry why I prefer to pare for a tiiwf nOhcr 1 that of hurting oneself. wind. Fortunately, at 4 o’clock on look in my* sister’s‘eye* rose up before 'than hare -it-ka own-that -niy father’s the ! There are many with whom a consid­ me, and my heart was wrung by the daughter was dying from hunger," I Thursday tbe wind and sea moderated, eration of tho injury done their families remembrance. Tbe next instant a por­ concluded, drawing'from my pocket the the former hauling to west-northwest. would operate powerfully as a deterrent, tion cf the fowl was placed.before me. 'portion-of the fowl I had contrived to At 9 o’clock we headed to tho westward, even more powerfully than the desire to tllree bourn Inter we made our course 1 In the meantime, the lady beside me, slip from my plate during the sumptu- and gratify the suicidal impulse. Paarion is Havana. On Friday we had fresh 1 finding I had suddcni.vH’ecotno taciturn ; ous repast of whicl^Lhad just partaken. for thus controlled, and tho man who would from the westward, then cloudy and ciittrait, gave 'inlr -Attention to my The tears fell from the' eyrkol the good gales ‘ stick at no cruue to attain an end where next neighbor, and left me to my de­ lawyer as he listened to me, and, when I weather and fresh broc&m from the his own longings are concerned, is yet At 3 o'clock on Friday vices an'd the satistac^on'iiT fc?tawiy hack ceased speaking, ht^xmee . more northward. 1 held back by tho consequences his rashafternoon wo came to anchor in the port appetite. I made Ruch gftod use of tho neas may bring upon those whom he liberty thus accorded to me, that in n “Good lad I The sister you love so of Havana—and so ended one of tho lovofl or oven those with whom ho wishes few seconds ovsry^ trace ,<rf food on.ray well shall neverJoxow, wipt Mffiin ;” and moat e rentful trips the City of Mexico to stand wedL It is not possible to be­ over made. Capt. Sherwood and all on plate had disappeared. Dinner was with my hands fttil! chmpcdHir his own, lieve that if every intelligent suicide— nearly over when the conversation ho throw open tho door of tho drawing­ board worked splendidly, and to prriae that is, every suicide whoso intellect has turned on a lawsuit that my host had room, draw me in after him, and laying one would be invidious to tho others. only failed on the one point—could be Dpon the voyage to this port from Cuba gained for bne of. his clients. hw hand ofi my isheuldejt with fatherly shown, whether by argument or by wit­ wo picked up the disabled steamer Potts­ “Well," said t^o; Judge, laughing, a flection, he said in a voice of deep emo­ nessing tho experience of others, that his ville, bound from Galveston to Phila­ '' ,r . “ the case is one of my best. I’ll allow,; tion;' delphia, and towed her into Delaware crime would be punished by social dis­ but my client deserves a little mention, Gentlemen, I present to you the grace, ho might not be induaid to hesi­ breakwater. too. Just look at the handsome present i most honorable and worthy fellow I tate, and, as in all diseases, time gained he hks-spilt m/;" ^nd Jiejdrsw ff<jm hfa would be life saved. finger a magnificent diamond, ring, and A very remarkable cbaracterisih. of Ths impulse is often transient. Re­ handed it fur inspection to the lady who I hearts that night in our humble apart- women is the habit of underscoring strained for a sufficient period, it dies their words; writing in italics for the out, and every consideration, legal or sat next to.him,. Ip tho jpidqt(of ex I ®«iL , ,. , r, ’ . ,, , presaions of delight and admiration, the better direction of the reader, and the moral, which can be used for its re s Lost nice. more distinct emphasizing of the sense. , Btraint, should be diligently sought out jewel was handed from one guest to an­ One of the most remarkable races that Like many other things, the value or | other round tbe tabic, and Mrs. Carleton and-.employed. Half a dozen verdicts ever iuhabitRi^fbe earth is now extinct. had just risen and was priweciliiigTo7 worthlessness of this habit depends ; of “felo-desc” would have a stronger peas into the drawing-room, when her TheySvtlre kjaowu as the Gaunchee, and solely on its use or abuse. Judiciously ' influence, we are convinced, upon in­ husband exclaimed, “Mj dear, have were the aboriginee of the Canary employed, those passages underlined, ‘ tending suicides, and would have a islands., Jn tho sixteenth century pes­ those words in italics, are excellent you my ringl". greater eflect upon tho annual number tilence, slavery, and the’'cruelty of tho finger-posts to the mind; Jbut, when of oases, than auy medical treatment " No, indeed ; Mrs. M------- returned Spaniards succeeded in totally extermifinger-posts are put up at every field ­ wl atever.—London Saturday Review. it to yQUyafow.ujonjepts ^inco.” “ Bless me f Then where can it bfc ?”•'gating them. They are described as gate and foot-wide bridle-path, tho jt,HIATIC DOCTORS. having been gig ntic in stature, but of attention is diverted and the main road The first core of the Hart phymcian is fediagzra nW bis ptickptejtone after .thj*. other. - No one stirred from tbe tgble, and for some minutes tho room wbs filled with a confused hum of voices and the jingling of knives and forks, china and glass, brought into viaisEi.ddllfeioa. by the excited guests in the search after the missing jewel. But the search was al! in vain ; the ring hod certainly disap- -lull behold, ag»lu»t prti» «ky, -With mighty <ont<M robed In flooci. The awful Himalayas Imai!- A “UAMBT” son—Venison. A good kind of a miser—Economizer. A Mowle pajier thinks jtopping tho question should be prefaced by ques­ tioning pop. . • t ’ The Philadelphia ladiei speak of wearing their gains when the local weather propheta predict vain. :I Russia wishes to “strip, off Beas Arabia.”. ;Oau, th< patiops jrtand by and see such an-fet ot indecency performed without interfering! Pul un your .atrat riSL*t)|n boouel I’niL-iNTHnornrr—“There’s a penny for you, my lad. What will you do with itt" Sweeper—“ What, all this at once I Hl toss yer' tof it, double or quits! ’’—Punch. ' “Dn. Ingersoll's tenth wedding" is the way a Brooklyn paper commences a popular pastor's MUtiverraxy. When mked by a reporter how many wives he had buried he replied, “ Noin Yesterday being a pleasant Sunday,says the Norwich Bulletin, most of tho boys who attended Sunday-school brought homo a good many chestnuts ' which a kind man had given them. Ike has had on irritating skin disease. Mrs. Partington says “ tho Charlotte Russo broke out all over him, and, if he hadn't wore the Injun beads as on ome­ let, it would doubtless have culminated fatally." R«v. Mil Lamah, of Alabama, says if wo liad Do other proof by which to es­ tablish tho truth of tho church tho fact that it bus never been killed by its own ■members would be amply suf- Qcieat We can’t understand why it is that a married mon can’t gQ into a stere to buy a new rolling-pin without blushing to the tips of his ears, if anybody happens to giggle when ho prefers his request.-— Burlington Hawk-Eye, The fear of woman is the beginning of wisdom. Children say what they will bo; old men what they have been ; only fooh say what they are. A woman may avow all .to a vain man and deny all to a jealous can ; neither will be­ lieve her. . , Visiting magistrate (to pauper luraiio)i*> Wen, Willhai, you have been here nearly ten yeara; I suppose you would like to be discharged I" P. L.— “ ’Deed, no, air ; yon don’t think 1 am to study your general appearance and so crazed as all that, do you! I am very ask yon about your temperament He comfortable, tlmnk Your Honor f" has learned in the “ Tukhpatul MumAn unmarried tout not young woman iniu,” the most common medical book hero, that you must belong to one of in Chicago has a father who will not al­ four classes, and his treatment of your low her to change “1845” to “1855" malady is governed accordingly. When in tho record of her birth in the Bible ; he haa combined your symptoms with and she turns .pale with fright every your temperament ho will pull a bag out time her lover goes near tho sacred vol­ of his pocket, or untie the scarf which ume as it lUa on the parlor table.—New habit is inveterate. We have seen letten in which every line was dashed as was of tho rudest kind. They had a regularly as the t’s were crossed and the religion which &mght them a future i’a dotted. Sometimes the dashes were state of rewards and punishments after doubled, and not always in the right death, ■ and fcf goddiand evil spirits. They regarded the volcano of Teneriffe night f" ar “ IFe missed you yesterday as a place of punishment for the bad. very much;" or, "Our miuic vr.\8ffood, The bodies of their dead were carefully AND the tinging acellent," and so on. -t we hoe- it Jit aid the Mdge, This habit of italicizing insignificant . York Sun. words and nnim;>ortant phrases passes ■ortment of drugs in twisted bits of pa­ Jokingly, “that ring must be some solemn, and before engaging in them Master Tommy (be had beta very into the life as well as the voice and tho per, perhaps tasting and mailing to find wicked fairy wlrj hw raalteioualy hidden they were, fattened, on milk. naughty and was now unuring himself handwriting of both men and women ; the right ones, and, haring chosen the with bis Hcnptnre pxiDtej—“ Here’s herself away in the pocket of one of our Buentano, the famous newsdealer of and people who act in italics and Roman proper medicine, will give you the usual number. Now, I am going to make a Daniel in tho lion’s den!” Mamma *’ ” ' ’ ’ in this country in capitals are quite aa onennon as those direction about dooes and diet. The (incautiously)—* Ah, what wm hs eret _ _ >u«DCBB by peddling who 'speak anil .write in thorn. Whc medicaments employed by Central into the lion’s den for! ’’ Master Tom­ newBpapers at retail. He is now, at tile doee not know the emphatio aelf- Asiatic physicians are, in general, very will—and which you would utterly lemy ।(with triumph)—“'Ckinse he .was age of 47, one of the best-known charac- imporianoo fay which the smallest, event simple, being in most part vegetable1 ject.if it c*me from another, quarter ; of a man's life is Sa largely acted, and as good!".. , , substances, but few animal matters and tftnktodaifeob>6.~ IA .1 much dilated on. as if his whole barter Mmk. X. has charming features, from an eccentric individual like me.” turned on that one pivot T Borno people charming arms, charming hands—but “Explain! explain 1” cn&d .all the . Merchant's Qargliag Oil haa won for lose their fortune*, their boat beloved, gurata in chorui. i I - « J ( j itself a world-wide roputition aa a lim­ their health, and no one hoars u word; ing from a long illness, she raid recently “I propose, then,” continued our substances to the patient and allows him to one of her friends : ‘ “ I am still very world has the fact blown through a to mix them for himself. This not only feeble, but begin to be able to put one and Ninon then has eteadily grown into trumpet into its earn. Every acquaint saves the physician trouble, but, in a foot before theothyr.” “ And that ia the ladies on thia side, and we gentlemen the favor and oottfidtoSb 4»f the people. not Kajisg * litth),” murmured the ex­ tory spoken in capital letters and italics. ing of the patient, who might imagine; cellent friend. it to the notice One gets tired of all thia fervor and force, in case he did not immediately improve, At the word “search" all the blood In thia making snail shells into pearl qyaIt is noticed as a singular fee' that that ho hod beau poisoned by the doemy veins nuhed back to my heart, and which cannot be doubted. Au objection New York city ceuUins no atetue to a cold sweat broke out on my forrimnd to.its ww»—that of staining tho skin— monde; and with so much ado about Alexander Hamilton, and it has been has been entirely removed, ro that it now Mr. Molyneux St. John, uf tho To­ ing, ray and trickled down my face, which 1 felt leaves no slain whatever. proposed that a public movement be.orAlthough nothing one weioomos tho repose of ronto Globe, on returning from his trip called “Family Oil,” and prepared in­ monotony itself, the rest of indifference. tentionally for human flash, it answers as Color in one’s life m all my wall; but to Britfah Columbia with Lord Dufferin. a ell for beoHte; and will l»e found one of it is fatiguing to see nothing but scarlet found that be had been appointed Sheriff | th- best remedies for all pvrpotk-e, where — —j «.u VU..I. auu . Bxiu ira um a man axuua wim wmc. i a liniment is required, that has ever been mn will .oa. uUoU. rf otothrng. Io | And iteuugh H JI I could b-r �Mr. Stowell moved to amend the I»r. AlKIVft OOMM* of ih® Slyte.. County and as follows. NOV. Iff, Dr. AIBN’S Mai WH! HoufliUlin, James W. Moyi, JEabulun B. (Mall. Jaoeb Ex 'V Ruhalor AIaa£ CHRONIC DISEASES ■■ hi< i ? ? crowing Itnrtily. ever THvaday’h «l«enrfe, when in, may Il I IS. 2 Pbilupa. Trareraa Bidaatn? William P. Smith. David W. Stowell. Ira Wolf. Adam Bobinwn, David G , 1AM 16.88 r. York Shue went f TriHvM by about 6O.O0G majority. The other aftrtea eiaiaMxfr for Tilden r»re Indium-, New Jersey, Cvweciiettt. Claims audited by Bwirii---------- Superviaura attendance and txaval $279.12 FOR/ Mary kind,'Maseaehasetis, North Car- olinn and nearly tri! if not quite all of the aouthenr a fates,-—enough to give him 200 elecloriai voles. It is also claimed ar the house is largely Dem Michigan goes Republican hy from twelve to fifteen thousand: luajrmity ISnpervisora Praceechupr There being no farther busmen* before the Board, after the reading nf the Journal, on motion of Mr. Smith Board -adjourned until Monday, Dec. W. P. SihXAM, Chairman. 26th, A. D.,1676, al 2 o’clock p. IV G. Boata»ox. Chairman. On motion of Mr. Wolf tbe report (Allert) Wm. It. Powsm. County Clerk. wns adopted. Mr. Bartram moved that the vote Isi?»«hs38asssa- taken yesterday, by which tbe resonee in medicine had failed lutfon offered by Mr. Cbllins, relative October 11 th,_ 1S76. lo accompliih a certain and acre remedy for to leasing ground to the UnitedDreth- lhie tliftarc and tie effecle. each rviMM ssasioN, 7 r. a. ren Society for Meeting Hoose site, Slo- ache. Heafi-bafD, Walcr-beaab, Sick Board met pov.Mianl to adjournment Headache, Uoelive»e««, palpitation of the wns hid on the table until this after- Heart. Liver Complaint, coining up of the Roll called. Members all present food, low xptrita, genaral debility, etc., yet xcepl Mr. Hendershott. Board pro­ n>nn, be reconsidered. rince the inlrudnclton of Gwaax’e Aocvrv ceeded to bosiorsk " Motion prevailed. Flowbb we belieee iherv i» no case of DyaOn motion of Mr. Wolf, the report Mr. Bartram moved to amend said pepeia that-cannot be iracie-lialely relieved. of the Committee on Claims was ta­ resolution by inserting the words "for 80.000 doien sold tut year without one case of failure reported. .Go to your Drngghta, ken from the table. Church purposes” in the place and On motion of Mr. Siduam the re­ stead of the words Mto tho United pent wns adopted. ,,On motion of1(y. Perkins the re­ Brethren Society. port of the Committee on County Motion did not prevail. H ASHVILLE MARKEr. Buildings was taken from the table. On motion of Mr. Perkins tho Resrepoti Lj linking on. Ihat portico of olalivo oBercd by Mr. Collin, wm JS same relating to sinking fund. The ayes arjd nays were called for, and the motkn prevailed by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes—Mr. Armour. Bartram, Ben­ ham, Hcugbhilin Henry, llbyt, Odell, Phillips, Smith, Stowell, Wolf and chairman.—11 Mr. Brown. Collins, DewNey ey, Kfoughiahn James W., Perkins nnd Sidnam. Absent—Mr. Hendershott. On motion of Mr. Wolf the report was adopted as amended. The account of Levi M. Dewey and ten ethers were presented, and on motion referred lo the Committ ee .on Claims. The cotumillee on Finance llirounli riieir ohuirman, Mr. Dewey, submit ted the-following rei rt : To die Board ol Supervisor of Burry Coupty: Your Commitieee b inance ^uruild respectfully report that they .-.Tinae hasfcthe matter under considerslisas mid* find the several amounts necessary Id be raised in the Coaniy foe the year 1876 to be as follows : TIm; amount of State Tax apporlioMil to this county tinder various jlkotsof the Legislature is as follows, adopted. The Committee on Claims further Tiie Doct»r s Locatiaa Ini'S — 91 Ottawa St, DR. AIKIN FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS DOCTOR WHO CIKES. FRANK J. PUR ORIS, WAGE BA BRER, and dealer (a CoUa AT THE BAKERY “TOO LATE I DIED THBOUGH HEGLECT! I reported that they hid examined the following accounts, and would rec­ ommend their allowance as follows : WARM MEALS for tie Hun? II. Power Mortirauo fflnlc TAHFAVLT hoTlnR l«xn "»»!• to Uto coadiitotu LJ of a n-rtaln MorUncr. dffteJ the twcnlTjfth LOOK IN! A GOOD GATTEBFOR $1. AND DR. AIKIN Printing nottee Of nf.Mortiwr., on 7.- . :.7 1.190 49 351 46 Tvt.l COUNTY TAX Aa. FOLLOW*. J3.000 00 Poor Fund. 1,250 00 In«!tn« Aeylu 25nm Houm of Correction Balarin of County Ofliccra i-L. r. • Deaths. Kxpeewes ©(Circuit Court.... 100 00 2J3OO 00 Other expenaaa of County 1.256 00 5,000 00 CTM) 00 Total Ttotal amount of Siata and <17.B ■ $28,7W> 98 We find that 6 14-100 mills on the dollar in the egregate valuation ol the taxable property of the County give the amount required, namely, ----------------yye t|iercfore nscoirtS28 798.98, mend that the sum of 0 14-100 mills un the dollar be assessed on the agregate valuation of taxable Real and Personal Estate of Biyry County, as equalized by the Board of Supervis­ ors at the June session. Ail of which is respectfully sub­ mitted. Lert M. Dewey, Adam Wolf. Cum. Wm. P. Sidnam. Pleiadeje Brown. I Frederick W. Collins. J FRESH MEATS, C. A. TRUMANS On motion of Mr. Wolf the report wns accepted. On motion of Mr. Collins the re­ port wns adopted. On motion of Mr. Collins account Nu. 21 was taken from the table. Free Exhibition Reinvifforaled. ' His Patients Gain 10 to 40 lbs. in Weight Serious, Complicated Dlscnscs, Chat FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS! EST •f all kind?. which will ba told low for cash Tho bifhoot price paid for Hides, Pelta etc. Give them NaMville, Mich NASHVILLE HARDY A CROCKER, Where he is now receiving ond opening up one of the finest Stocks of Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down in Nashville, and never in the memory ot man was goods so cheap as he will sell them this Fall Why, who ever heard of a Good Check OUR STOCK CONSISTS OT FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 CTS A YARD. Still it is so! REAPERS, MOWERS, We have Over One Thousand DreSH Patterns Ranging in Prices from BLINDNESS! u4 DEAFNESS!! Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, To two dollars per yard. If you wiH eall and get prices before purchasing we will guarantee it will do you good. Catarrh, Consumption! GRIFFITH UIGEUKGOB CIDUM1C DIEEASES. READ AND CONSIDER!! LADIES! The Reliable JFirm of Absent—Mr. Hendershott. Mr. Smith moved that the Nash­ WbofawUeAr.nl., itetroh.Mteh ville News and Earry County Repub­ lican be each paid the stun of twen­ TONES & SELLECK, ty-five dollars lor publishing the pro­ ceedings of the Board for current TbaMarricdJpr Pintle dertrian aid or advice In W delicate nxaltrr r-GUnS to health («u l beauty!, --------------- *-*--»Ujdly CVO- EPILEPSY Harrows, Com Planters, and Road Scrapers, the Beat Mkt. ia the Co try GALE CHILLED aid DIAMOND IRON PLOWS Have just added, to their usual large stock of Genera! Merchandise, a dentists Naalavllle. MicB. DEFORMITIES, GRAND RAPIDS L. EMOBT’S LARGE STOCK OF GENTLEMEN! JUirhigun Ccntralgailraad TOUSG. MIDDLE-AGED AMD OLD MU. Carriages and B«(jflira DIVISION OtOOK’S FATENT p;,AwrxV7kiiO. BOOTS AND SHOES i.- On mutton of Mr, Fbiuipslhe votu by which the amendment offered to x’<miZv‘u« Board met nursuaM to adjourn- said Resolution by Mr. Bartram, did not prevail, was reconsidered. Rail called. Quern r . the reading pf the JourMr. Bartram moved lo amend Mid lo busmeax. ReSGiutien Ly substiliilmg the words for Church purposes’* in the place IlH rullowimi «- nad stead of the words "to tbe Uni­ ted Brethren Sormiy. To the Honeraids Board of Supw- w Which were bought for CASH sod will be mold at tho lowest GUARANTEE Livlnsr Price fl CALL JAIISTiD SEE ITS on4 we will comnnM uou that we arc not to BEATEN OX PRICES / / of Barry County : the Board of Bupurvis­ ors (at CMober Session, A. 9., 1F76: Cared, Con­ BANNER Stowell the re- d,f- Disease* WILLIAM PARMKNTBR nays ns follows: , Ms. Bartram, Benham, C>4Fitalm Henry, SidW., Phillips, WlRuWS 1 CHILDREN Smith aod ebairman—10 dlacbaw, a>< roUUcd to a PENSION. Mr. Armour, Brown,. Hoyt, Nay . . MILO B. STEVENS A CO Odell, Perkins, Stowell and Wolf.—7 Absent—Mr. Hendershott On motion the report as amended was adopted by ayes and nays aa follows; RLD. Ayes—Mr. Armour, Bartram, BenIfougbtalin ham, Collins, Dewey, DRUGGISTS. Henry, Houghtalin James W., Per­ kins. Phillips, Sidnam. Smith, Wolf and chairman.—13 Nays—Mr. Brown, Hoyt, Odell October 13th, 1876. di romc 1GRICULTURIL DEPOT. " Mr. Bartram, Benham, Aye ---------------------------------- . ColGEO M SAVAGE & CO a COLUMN lins, Dewey, Ilonghlalin Henry, Phil­ lips, Smith. Sidnam and chairman—9 Nays-Mr, Armour, Brown, Hough lahn’Jatnei W., HoytwOdell, Perkins, Stowell and Wolf.—8! Absent—Mr. Hendershott Mr. Smith moved t»amend tbe re­ port of the CommMlee on Salaries by fixing the salary ot rbo urer at one thousand The motion prevailed by ayes and Motion prevailed. Mr. Perkins moved that the Sher­ iff be instructed io post notices pro­ hibiting persons from climbing over Ou motion of Mr. Hoyt the report Court House fence, also that the was adopted. Sheriff prohibit ball playing in Court On motion- oh Mr. Wulf the report of Finance Committee wm referred House Square. Motion prevailed. io the Committee on apportionment On motion of Mr. Phillips the vote of Taxes. On motion of Mr. Hoyt Board ad- adopting the Resolution offered by BiLJCellins. relative to leasing ground” pmrned until lo-mwrow morning to the United Brethren Society ftu the boor of eigb* t>dock. Meeting House site was reconsiderWm. 11 IWku. Clerk. On motion tri Ms. MEAT MARKET! inform lb« public that they wilt On motion of Mr. Dewey, Mr. Col­ lins had leave to withdraw account Nn State Capitol, Act No. 4 '72, »4."fll W) No 21. 6 ’76... 783 65 Mr. Phillips moved to reconsider 615 87 iUaiverrily-Aid. Art No. M, ’78 the vole taken yesterday adopting School of Moniea, Art the report of the Committee on. SaiI-'... No. 205 ’75 era a ay i The ayes and nays were eaMod for I,&87 SO No. 120 and the motion prevailed by ayes and Institution for D., D„ and B 7b 1 75 nays as folio No. 67 ’76 State House of Correction No. 96’75 Military Fund. Art No. 220 H. ALDRICH. ROE & CLEVER. BOOTS FOR $2.50 Mortwe, dint, awl Mn. EanlM Jour., boot- duly appointed admlnlatratrti of r State Public School, CAN BE FOUND FRESH OYSTERS, BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, GROCERIES, and Best Calico 6 cts. per yard. • IVtalncu, pr t-u KOCHER BROS DOUBXE WAGON �Stoves Boi&e's New Store! OOUMTx election. Dry Goods kfir PriAecut-fv^^y vo.te was tbroaghouj the county.* The National RcpuLUcan Ticket wna elected by * ma­ jor) ty of. 1,000. McGowan's majori­ GKOCEBIDS, cara «ra run <rr CtDdulMttt. Inal Hats, Capa, Gents' Furnishing Goods, ty in (hi* county was oyer 900. Cook’s'majority for Senator wns 700. -4r.4 ErrytMn>j Nice for the Ladles. Stindtcomb’s majority for Represen­ tative in the East District was 340. I allalt bo piec'd lo see my old friends the Baptist fthhreb. The Republican . County Ticker । id patrons wfao are in need or anything in rilh. the exception of a small portion of the was elected by majorities Varying. 1 y line. You will And my stock complete from 800 to I,WO. The largest ma­ jority was was received by Wm. H. ja»l received their eecoed stock ot Fell Powers, for clerk, whose —All persons Interostrd in reorgsnlxhig the ‘•Nashville Lllcrary AvucUtion." are requested to. meet el Chlpmab's Hall on Sat­ ton amr Irving went Democratic; tbe * Prints. Owttm urday eye.. Not. 11th* former by 21 majority and the latter - Rob Brady wav on (bo war palh Wed’ Ladies' RabvMsl and Felt Skirt*. Ladles' Underwear. Kentucky Jeans, Etc., which needxy. Forty-rod whiskey, atolan bools by 6. Hastings City polled the latTbe total ■nd Republican thieves formed lh» subjects gest Greenback vote, 96. . LTNUOLN. of his discurse. » Greenback vole polled in the county —Vermontville went Republican by 160 was 60$. Cainleton potted U61 votes. Went majrrily against license, and 8f> majority again* increase of Judges Beleriex. Else- Republican on the National Ticket Now Tilden ia sleeted 1 will veil more u~ Dried Applet a pail of BtUsr or a bushel D. C. Gxirrrrn. Car. Bous'i dento per g •Hott al D. W. LiwcouFa. ’“J ■ bv 78 Fort lie [uidloe. MARSHALL STREET NURSERIES, OP BATTLE CREEK, MICH, for .the National Republican ticket, 100 for "Tilden, and 70, for Cooper. Clement Smith’s majority in that township was 146. “IB? MICHIGAN. ’ not govern arc asiigncd aa tbe causes of Eugene Bentley, -a well known farmer, living near Eaton Rapids, La* turned horse­ thief. Lest week he run off tbe horres and buggy belonging (o Peter Knapp and Israel Allen, but wae overhauled al Terra Haute. Ind., and brought back to .Eaton Rapids where his bail was fixed at $1,600. D C, Fester, editor the Grand Rapids New ad. crowd- on $2,000 bail The complainant it Wm. B. Smith, proprietor of the Waterloo street va­ —••Bob" Brady has another lawsuit on riety theatre. Foster seated in his paper hand. This time he la after the household that Smith's institution was nothing more than a moral peat house (which undoubted­ yeara ego when Bush bought into the Camp* ly is true), and Smith i* after *5,000 dama­ ges. He will probably get it,—in a born. chattie mortgage on his heuaebold farniA terrible accident happened at Rast Sag­ merchandise in Barry Co. inaw Friday morning. Mrs. Mary C. Nor­ st tbe Nashville Union School Home, on ris, wife of Thomae J. Norrie, a young mer­ । Saturday. Nov. Hth, 1875, eomencing at tbe mortgage but Brady repudiates the idea chant. was passing up the Bliss block, when and therefore the suit, which comes off be- । fore Esq. Chipman to-morrow. Ctertletoa, OoL 26<h, 1870. block, crushing her to the earth and killing JOHN M. ROE. _ her instantly. The brick was loosened by Township Superintendent. ly Tuesday by lovers of the ardent One .political tanner wrote ksd across tbe atroet. I viB hold a special examination for tbe benefit of teachers wishing each privilege for the township of Maple Grove, on Tues­ day, Nov. 15th, at Nashville. Inquire of O. A. Truman. A. R. 8EAMAN, Sept. Maple Grote schools. A calf akin pecket-book, with forty-rod whiskey, walked up to au bail beau marrid only about throe mouths, awning post, and Mid ‘•'Rah for Hooper, bet yer three (hie) dollars that Hooper is flhe was a very beautiful and attractive 4- week Thursday whilst some boys end shoulders beat them hack to the ground. containing Sunfield and this village. N ash villa Na wa affico. Oka* PmunvaTox. Naan Avxiv Kaurar. —The thief that traded the stolen hor«M Smith and slope at CharloUe. Last week Frank sent earn. Fowler after his oxen and he PRICES DBUG8, MEDIOOTES, CHEMICALS, / Meal instruments, Trusses EL, TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES, TEAS, COFFEES. SPICES. Fine Tobaccos ani Ciian -• . whit* the owner oan have Nashville, Oct. 3rd, 1178­ . 3. C, Wabm*. eknea to-day. During the next 30 days WM. VENN. rxoPRixTOB. GREAT INDUCEKNTS At BUgoed’s eld aland, Nashville, Mich. RECEIVING Mr. Vass has bad several years experi­ ence in the livery bnsinevs «irf is prepared to furnish all who wish with a good rig, and st prices corresponding with the clo*e times. 43yl TO PURCHASERS OF NEW MEAT MARKET. FROST & TOWNSEND 1NVOICE FULL LINES OF Prints, CotU KH, NEW LIVERY! DBMINS, Stripes and F re»h ad Salt Nesis Bottom Prices Checks. FALL Stockmann A Willyard. BEST ASSORTMENT OF AND LIVERY, CLOTHING! WINTER SALE ad BOARDING STABLE, From $o per Suit Up. GOODS WAaSYlLLS, MICH. IN GREAT VARIRTT, From $1 a Pair, Upwards. CARPETS MARBLE WORKS BLACK fc FULLER, WK KCTP IN STOCK 15 GRADES OF TEA Proprietors. FROM 30 It 60 CTS- Do you want a Prescription fi'.led TOMnSTONES 60 CENTS TO *1.00 PR POUND. IF SO, a White Hog, LIVERY STABLE! BOOTS AND SHOES ! Do you want ScIkxjI Books ? in the 76th Proprietor. PO5S8 ONLY. Do you want a good Book for the with Christian fortitude »ad jiatience, funeral service* ven held at tho resi­ Fall and Winter Styles. Press and Cloak Making, DTE-STUFFS, DRY GOODS, School and Miocellancoui ' GROCERIES. BOOKS, HATS, CAPS, STATIONAKT, BOOTS, WALL PAPER. SHOES, PAINTS, OILS, COLOBS CLOTHING, VARNISHES. NOTIONS SHUSHES, &C. &O., feC. Hexxt Malloxt. Ake artery building at Nashville, I am pre- PIONEER STORE! WILL OFFER Home Circle ? dumping and Mrs. E. C. T’itting-er MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! Cente miial W.G.HLSWORTH&CO Do you want PaintA and Oils? -n-Ob, the slush, the beautiful slush, slip­ «i Did irt Milk ping about with annoetutfua gusli,jrieiding 8.UEnHAU3XR. CUTTING AND FITTING, Wines and Liquors ! OBITUARY. C. C. WOLCOTT DURING TUX wen playing Just back of tbe old Cam pm honestead in Detroit, a nine-year-old boy named HenryTisebe, picked up a piece of edging to carry home for kindling, when an eleven-year-old boy named Paul Los» at­ tempted to Jake it from him.,. Young Piscbe resisted, when Low eiruck him with his ff<t and scratched his right cheek, At this Piscbedropped the wood and picked up a small pisnoftimetosk. FOR' MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL FUR cession of one Robinson, and arreeteJ E. A. Gage, as an accomplice in the theft, who is about one hundred feet, now in jail at Marshall. Gage aleo lhrr* in He was carried to hie Eaten Co. aentbef (JlhtrloMe. Fowler seems Please glue me a enU. 187.6. C-A-SHI 1776 IBS’S, YOUTHS & BOYS’ CLOTHING NMhvaw.Nteh.Nov.lo. Respectfully, &c., Do you want Dye-stafls? r Having pot a Bran New Cider Mill into Don’t fail to see them. Your patronage U rsmceily aolielted, and N. & C. CHILSON. A. J. BOOTH. BEADY MADE CLOTHING! &c. Arc. Th rec-card monte monte men robbed a German, of Ionia, of $200 recently. A Blissfield farmer atort ed home tbe oth­ fice end has donned a black choker and er night while partially intoxicated and eras We have tbe word of into hie mind to gird oa (be intricate bonds drowned Jn a ditch. an Adrian loca I editor that Bliesfleld whis­ key generally kills without ditching waler —There is a Utile difference in the coun­ being added to it. tenances of office seekers now-a-daya. The Mr. James Camp, of II axe'.ton township al the Lowest Qwh prices- (It costa nolhftosrny StDUS, . and flail’, whHat those who are elected by a near Corunna, bad been married but three weeks when he found it necessary to take Ns.bville, Mid*: big majority to Hay at home, pertain more down his gun and blow his bratne ooL Be­ to longitude. . 1>. W. LINCOLN. Cutties and Mxklns done lo the lateet Crime, tin leides 10,000 bushels Potatoes, 10,000 Iba Dried Apples, 6,000 lbs. Batter, 1,000 dox. Eggs, 1,000 bushels Beans, Ckll at Booth's Barrell Manufactory fo The King of all Stove. MERCHANT TAILOR! TREES, SHRUBS. GRIPE urn, WANTED! TAKE NOTXCE. I wish io say to the people of this commu­ nity that I have juet received a floe stock of Gents’ rumishlng Grxxls. Scarfs, Woolen Wrappers. Over Skirts. Under Shirts. Drawers. Gents' Hose and Overalls. Ialso keep in slock Flannels. Woolen brick, and one of NaahviBe's oldest and Yam. Suspenders and ChJdimeres. AH of livliest business men, is now flying around KUHU CHIPMAN,. M. T. pAYIDROX, J CommtMjon-TS. LEMUKL SMITH, f S. LEIBHAU8ER, Fruit and Ornamental SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I —Theo. Maxson, ex-druggist, etc. here, paid this village a visit last week Sunday, and Priend Soules bad bun hauled over the coals for a little ••crookednees" about a note, and Theo, looked around for a hole, but finding naan, Milled the matter. . ». Bnrn, j... Th.ro were polled Stinchoomb's 33. Clement Smith’s found on the farm of Cbarlee Cummings, of tnajoritjr ( was 274 ; the balanpe of tho Brilsvue. The oWfellow had ribs five feet county ticket went from 82 to 77: Maple Grove polled 308 votes ; 138 one of cither kind that has floated to the breexe in Nashville this campaign. d. Commissioners' Notice. FRUIT TREES! Henry Covjptcu, of Dover township, Len­ A fine etock of Ladies Underwear, Scarfs, swoe connty, a man-aged 72 yearn, haebeen Bilk Neckties, Mik Handkerchiefs, Cardi­ gan Jackete, Leggings, Hose, etc., Just re­ Clement Smith, who ran nearly two hun­ arrested charged, with the murder of his son Henry, a boy 40 years of age. He shot ceived at D. W. Liscolx's. dred ahead of bis ticket in this township. ‘''^-Uncle Wm- Killen is after ibe port of­ him with a rifle, Cap. Bous e. " W~!. K.«rtl.-Wrrt and S«irth.Wr»L FRANKjntoywg?., —Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth will coidially ------------' * - ” • •• 233 straight Republican tickets, 85 criertoin a'l that attend tbe M. R. Social to1 straight Democratic, and 10 Green- NadiriH* and vldalty. their Heat, 1 feck rickets. # Croswell’s majority Mor. 14th. A. I?. GREEN was 72, McGowan's 78, Cook’s 49, —Thank Providence ! it is over. The po­ will have their bands W. E. Bamtlktt, Dxsrur, from Bailie lities! newspapers . Cr~k. r^air.UT I.fara ll>. UlU A>' >' lk'T “» «>"» »•*' lh» . . .. . . _ _ 1______________ ,.U __. vens of Nashville and vicinity that be will rolls around. visit Nashville on Mondays ssd Tuesdays of every week. Tbe preservation of ths- —4—A Tilden A Hendricks banner, was sus­ natnral teeth by filling and other treatment pended. avress Main Street, from E. R. made a specialty. Win U\t Dr. Janes’ of­ White’s to Wheeler’s store. ’Twm the only fice on tbe above named days. W. E. BARTLETT, Dentist THKKATlNG^nTATIOXS on Ute tire rpwwed. Meal. nil I >-r ♦Drntebad at •»» and anpte thn» ollnwrtl for eniorinr Please give me a call before purchasing was 1,3-50. Clement Smith's was eleowbere. The Highest Market Price paid 1,000. The town giving tho largest for Butter, Eggs, Etc. Nasbvin*, Oct. 18th. Republican majority wns Thornap­ ple, which gave lG3for Hayes. Carl­ _____ Im O. BOISE. ■gain. Strings, he.. st LOW AS THE LOWEST. majority Call and Sea U. Tk..rl» BOISE BBOS. All Goods Mil ru Hrpremfntrd, Satisfaction Guaranteed. and MONUMENTS, and Location.—West Side of Main Street, in W. A. Aylswurth’a Brick. W. G. AYLSWOMH fc CO. MEN’S OVERCOATS JFOPL ta Satisfaction Gva>Mitrl. �~ .. tz ’ .. From a Gentleman Known and Hon­ ored from the Atlantic’ to the • Ode of tbe naddeet cases iu the police history of Washington occurred on by the IfiincL- CflQ'.nl Railroad Company. •X * Bay In Ari* fc»l* tw«H. Alter*. SreMw.M*. REMMKIBIE LETTER Highest Honors T «**» NEWS IN BRIEk'. Pacific Coaat. AT ™ W2Sr^ffi-S--?BSBLWP CENTENNIAL! MASOS & ums s Cabinet Organs ; gHoivEBKsrawfeagr; fare th* Police I with being an insane man,.and uniufeto be at large. Ho was committed to the Nine eicea,' oaattng from <28 to M». and clean­ District Insane Asylum to await tho ing -from 40 to100 baabeh hourly, eupplv result of regular investigation by court every want of tho farm or tho warehouse. It into tbo matter ot his lunacy. His his­ tory is remarkable, and -to persons »25sjatt-u'fSMan.'R.err F RST RANK ^sjm* ■ »ss g 877 fMte pity. -JU iSa t*fc first Iteprwwmte it the only prwuintn in Ila olam. fron lud^Sl/’ tbelcadiug ffarTMtera of the country rivo in OongreM from Kansas, being elected in 1869, to represent tbe b»by State. He waa a printer by trade, hav f-.tr.-' >a*» (whrr* It r» ranch dm4«4|, my obj» ing worked in Baltimore,«and was ono an perlot to all other Horvretore on cxhiUUou. of tho founders of tho Typographical Immorality to be made again*4. Bev. Henry Ward Union. Hc^wcnt to Kansas and started the Indiana about sixty mile*, when they di- a newspaper in ’57, was an active Free- a premium on their Bolf-raking II sapor. They • Tided, one portion going toward the ogenclre. soiler, and assisted in framing ilia a^d KMfag Bull toward Fort Pock. flea. MUc* There can be no mistake about it. original constitution of the State. When ............ i ” Plug tobooeo take* tlia load. Old Indian Delegate in Washington, and widely fallowing. Grn. Hazau hav gone to Fort Pock iwani aayit give*betteraatutfacUou he came to Cocgreas he was famous for er thanfliKvcut. You cwnot be Im­ for MH. x Hitting Bull croaeod the river below ai each plug has tho words ' • MatchJo.” on a wooden tag. Try it once and yoi 1 alwaya ebew iL M.oufactorwl bv count of bis visionary schemes and the Pic Tobaojo Company, Naw York. fiiandly. but wanted ammunition. chimerical ideas. Homo ecoentricitiee —Tbe sudden -death of a little boy named Pdtpijw on the face, rough skin, Herbert Bortb, at tho Plankinton school in which developed while in Congress Milwaukee, Wis., a few days ago, after puniah- made him unpopular at homo, and he by tho uae of Juniper Tar Hosp. WM repudiated by his State. • Mortifica­ smooth, m»da by CaawoU. Hazard A Co.. Now Yc tion preyed upon his : health and ahal- tho only kind that can bo relied on. aa tered his reason. His friends obtained ■ rumors of inhuman treatment. Inquiry showed for him a foreign consulate, hoping that Thk season for coughs and colds ia reaidcnee abroad and change of scone and x:is nearv. rapidly approaebinr, and every one ahould ba r-’Otan*-. report from the West that allassociation would xcstezo his health; -prtjmred »o check the Oort Rymptoma. oa a farmer* of Wyandotte county, Kanaaa, had large body of Rioux kurprised fifty lodge* of 'but a few months as Consul proved cou;b contracted between now and Chrtatmaa frequently laate all winter. There ia no better organized a YtgUanoe Committee to protect tho friendly Shoshone Indiana, and maseacred j bis incapacity,'and he'was recalled in remedy than Johnton'e Anodyne Lifanwed. For ail dliteaeM of the throat and luaga it shftme. Since then disapi>ointment and Should they bad hanged William Fulton and auotlxr be uArd internally and externally. cular Action, thia Plaate;-. by Hallying the noiariona doe(>erado named Heodky, fight tkoux war party, eetunated at 1.200 lodge*, at his continual ■ ministry-to a diseased im­ Lung fever, common cold, catarrhal Painted Rock, near the eoene of OapL Bated* agination had entirely unsettled his fever, and naaxl dinohanro of a brownmh color friends “J- sided in borare maybe checked al once bv llbtral fight in July, 1874, and about ninety mlM. reason, and, although hi« fr three otbani Iqto caotody, who bar* undoubt­ frotn Orap Stambaugh, Wy. As far aa learnSll him in yorious ways, be has SOLD BY ALL DHUQGIflTB. _i grown from n«e of Sheridan'* Cautby Condition Powdere. edly been honied, nt:d that tbo f»nncrr of only oaeSbohone. by tbe name of "Humpy,." PnxMATuax loss of hair, which is to Jackson county.,Ma. ore oo-opondiug with to fll-treat hifl wife and family, to whom oomraon nowadays, may be entirely pr evented life of (>pt. Henry, in Crook's second fight Bent on receipt of price, 8S cent* for One, Jomca boys and Clol Miller, tho Northfield thia eummir. Tiio number of those murdered ho had always before been n loving hue­ by tho uro ot Dvoxgrr'p QocoaiSz. bead and father. Ex-Senator Pomeroy was from SWto 300. THE MARKETS. secured for hia wife a Government clerk­ ship, and Conway, imagining Pomeroy's internet founded’on ippjjopcj motives, powder placed in a window by some maheioua shot him in His etreet about’ two -ycare injured. ■ ago, inflicting a'painful but not serious —Dr. John H. Roe, an Indiana Blate Sen­ Ho waa arrested, but dark bole for fifteen days on an allowance cf flesh-wound. ator. from Jafferaou county, commlttoa Pomeroy would nbt appear against him, Uken from the ship that they had to be brought and ho wae discharged by tho court —Several of tho pugs who atieulUd t^e. uiterourt on atrelclwre. After a trial, lasting prize-fight in New Jersey some monthr. sinef,' K-Jxtki days, Capt. Grindle was acquitted on Since then he has been supported by a in which Walker, one of tho principals, was' technical grotfnds ; the verdict being "Not distant relative on Capitol Hill, and him killed, have been seatencxl to long Urms of guilt f under tho statute and the ruling of the spent most of hia time reading at tbo imprisou acnL They were convicted of man­ Congressional Library. Ho parades tbo court, tan guilty of <Tuol treatment" slaughter. Their^amts are Jtmtw Weeden," streets a great deal,, and created a sensaBam Collyer, Martin Neary, alias "Fiddler," No. 3 Sprit 400 lodges of hostile Sioux, of tlio bands rs- Uon oomo time ago by marking queer­ No. a iJyrt Bpring Dick Goodwin, and "Fiaahy Jack" cenlly confederated under Sitting Bull. That looking hieroglyphics on street lamp­ Clark. Their punishment was tn> yi at six rod ruffian himself was not among them, though four of his subordinate chiefs sur- posts, doorsteps and the doors of private —Charlre Oachwald and Tbotuen liyan have residences with red chalk. His peculiar been found guilty of the murder of Officer appearance always attracts attention Cloud. Brook, in Newark, N. J., Aug. 3 last. The —A petition ot 3,000 citizens of Chicago, aak- wherever be appears. His form ia small, officer had derided them in committing a Ibg the rotir< want of ^ndge W. K. McAlfator. .slender and quaint, his manner abstract­ burglary. of tlie Circuit CfanrK ”»• prfafnted a Vnw dajn ed Ubd very nervous; tbe muscles of his ago by a commitfae of tbo signers, who were difaatialhdwitli.tho Judgo'i ruliuga.ip thy trial bands and face are always twitching con­ vulsively, and his bright red hair hangs of Hullivan far the killing of Hanford recently. odmineionn to tho Centennial wore CG6.O23. ...................... i io u Tito Judge dpchued. tp niako any rreuouao to in long clusters around his shoulders. MILWaLZKL. gie ppliiioii.'. |Af db(<loic at the trial of Beoently he lias appeared on the street Sullivan it h^obkuo IhKl the Chicago liar with largo jiatche* of bright rod flannel daring that time tho total hnmbar uf cash admfowiona has boon 6.924.463. and the receipt* - Association will inVMtigato tho Judge's con­ on his garments. He is perfectly inof­ . . ' . . In evil hare boon <3,279,483.35. The total duct. fensive iD his demeanor, and never gives annoyance to any one, .and' there is no FOREIGN. 8,453,923. It i« couilierrd certain that the —A dispatch tram-Buraia AmosSce* fast, .Reason why ho should not be allowed at financial aneceae of tho > Exhibition will bo diplomatic officials there state that the Forte Urge. Confinement can do him no .han accepted an armialice of two months, and good, and'"ids liberty can at ' least \te> no AGO —Tho number of postal-cards iaauod during harm. . ■ t________________ tbe month wan 23,116.000, being An increase of — A twrioin outbreak ia rejxirUd from Japan. 2,997,500, orntarly 15 per cent., over the issues I awsrsl rM.llnr for A tramp deprem^d by hubgar, but of October of last year. Uns is tho largest Large usmbern of official* were killeel. I h-.o~.wtf., .nd for —Turkey baa agreed to an armiaiioe for two bristling with ambition to work, cams ° ieauo of cards occurring in any ono month lo mate IU V>n* unU since Ibe indroduction of cards some jhrpo month*. Negotiations for permanent peace into the office th w morning and wanted a and tbe ontidcration of tho rarfothi profxxKd years ago. "sit.” There was nothing for him to «« THE LEDGKR, —Tho November statement of tho public reform* will now prcoecd. CUionKO, Ulinoi —The solution of tho Eastern question will do, the foreman told him. . But ha “ di bt i« aa fallows: begged all the harder. He.wns penniNEW WILLCOX S GIBBS loss, hungering, but be would not take ££ informed people that Banian dcminds become charity. He wanted work. His impor­ mote dtnboidoned 'at every stage of the pro­ tunities grew so strong that a composi- li­ ceedings. As sooh as the Porto yields one Tcaxa axixca ma co., akway »v iwt point. Other and still more rigid conditions are ter was induced to vacate his caJfa for — Only machine laid' down, and the coavimon gradually the accommodation of the wretched Inventloo. and! forces itself u|M>n the public mind that tho stranger, and stick and rule were given promoting " Hwutlful “ChMiniB*!" -Ob. bmr Innlri- “Wktal Automatic CK< worts?” Ac. SRchara Ibouc Tenatoo and ,UB»°/rill coon come when such conditions will him. It seemed os if be could not .be MR wtM>»»c ia« l»rr»,e>c4nt new Ciincw Sfarv-nai 1 cd *7 U'» fit! Uh Kan>l».n «».l Aawrlean Paf.ltahlns be tirdpfa'd as will cause tbe Porte )>eremp- thankful enough far -thft. 'jsvor. U-n Indicator. He ooc will want thnn II rwqnlrw on I torily tq reject tli<m. .Thf forti^u . Ambwwalooked nt the copy, at the case, and then . SILENT SEWING MACHINE. .tJfiCSititb Amt4»ador. last week, to -01110 around tho room with an expression Ifke Send Postal Card for Illnstratad Price Liat, Ac. upon a method of dotei mining a domarkation unto that of a pleased chi'.d, then ho W illcox & Gibbs 8. M. Co., line between tbe belligerent armire. mentioned that ho would not go to work (Cor. Bond BL) 068 Broadway, New York. —Kftir-ixn officers expro«s a bclxf that lhonn- until he had bxeakfaaL It, Jacked but' Cincinnati "Cancer Tnatitute, and* of Humana havo faU«m fa Urt raliw of an hour of nodn.sothc foreman said, Olllv. ' the Morava' alone. They opeiily‘accuse’the that as tho type was needed Ek> hod beG I. Servian: of bayouetfag lUuniaua who attempted, revolver fa hand, to urgo them to attack tne ter wait until that time. But ho was so faint that bo could Dot possibly lift a fTurks. FIRST-CLASS STOCK FARdS, 1 BLsitfli’ —Notwithstanding tbo two months* armuticc typo. So a mau_ was dispatched with 1.WX47O Excellent Agricultural Landa, xtoeo.sMI agreed upon between Raavia and Turkor, tbo him to axwteuraot, gnd'he btSifiaHed. 8,«faJC5 latest report* are again warlfki < Germany and He came back with a face radiant with Austria; it ia reported, iiavo joined fa a retaoqAraneo agaioat Rnreia'a alleged broach of gratitude. He took tip • the stick again, Trices SX 50 to *10.00 aa Acre. —Tho now* ‘hat the ormistkro ___ ____ tbo neutrality exiating between thoao -three smiled agreeably at tho copy, and said •greed upon between Turkey and Serru had lo the -foreman t “i ffu«B I’d better tho effect to prodnse a panic in tbe cloth and aide with Turkey. look up a boarding-house, eh 1” yvnlrodn in Liverpool and Kaneintet^Ai.' The foreman' kindly volunteered to a NorBL BCHobl' a'litLa. gland. Yarn prioee are reduced a’l round, aid perform that offio^ for, hipx. Again bo buduees in cloth ia at a aland-ahlL JOHN WILKINSON, A acii'xd for Indies has been opened toyed with bis stick and ngiin he smiled i Berlin, on a pliwi deculodly novel but at the copy. Thenhesaid : *5 As this is -very practical. Tho bAilfiing eon tains —The Colorado Legidatore hart earn Saturday and too late in the week to do IN6UBK AGAINST lodgpg rooms for forty girls, school much, I guess I’ll wait till Monday to raqglA, working rooms, an immense go to worb, so w tg commence froth SOO SIUPgRB ENCRAVINC8.O —— Itejfoid, ItepublicRD, for member of Congrtw. kitchen, and a petSriknefctL'akarJ fifthe and square.’^ -1,0)1 majority ; Jndges of th* Baprwa* Court, SERVICE BY A YEARLY FOUOY IN THK IkpuUiean msjorily 1,480. For tbo Logtela- school rooms every branch that will tit Ttiero was a sudden oommotion, a turo th* Repu''licxn majority te 1.933. Th* the girls for situations in banking, com­ hasty movement of legs, shooting-stick, L'gidsturo Rtands: Senate. Republican* 19, mercial or mercan^tU r«>luhBi<nts is planer and a few' ofker Article* of 1«ba IXmocrate 7 ; House. Republicans 31. Demo­ txnght. Various trades that ladies can importance, hut tbe stranger reached crat is—» tw. -thin's Itepnbbcan majorit v ou follow are exemplified by skilled opera­ tho door first .. .Iff ’>'L’i jlint ballot tives. The kitchen is, perhaps, the The office i* waiting for Monday with chief school room, for all the work there oomdderab’.o anxiety.—Danbury Neve. OF HARTFORD, CONN. is done hjL±b^Jgla. guder- tbe ^utfervisianbf ^yfftbe bestcodks in the city. ‘IJQUCICAVLT ba» rewived over ^250,000 MJ “The Colleen B*wn," which he The building wm crowded, and a njah fopm dfe-fegto- number <rf betrothed iu three days, end thus obtained buicn cf Chicago la 407,661—a fiyure consider- COLLINS’ VOLTAIC SEVERAL REQUISITES sis for ssasfanr.iargvL Of 8uoh Instruments I «DALS or SOUAL MERIT tew Ufa a ONLY.tteA $200 A8THMA. ^.T?aR58tr1 The MASON A EAMLIN O I.GANSca-e declared to BANK FIRST, not in one or ftro reaped* only. but fa ALL the IMPORTANT QUALITIES of twA indrwncnle; and they PLASTERS J. & P. COATS wtUi KXTEMDKn TOPS, very rfe. $984 $350 h AGENTS occ. i7\T. BrIEK a co.. 7Bd BrtadwM.N. Y,___ MUSTANG LINIMENT $£ Oi $100 “SUPERIOR STRENGTH otah.'l Ad rwN.W.TeiwW* laaUtaU.Jaow.Ula.W*. <-h” EXCELLENT QUALITY ofmr wort u.| papa'- t*rma lo a*vat*. < L. T. LUTUKR. Mffi VUiaae. KO«W riR. S. 8. FITCH'S FAMILY FHYRICIAM. SPOOL COTTON.11 : 115 2 Bromltvwy. New \*rk. £•!» >Jn. •*>*& ’ue wifiiikCurv* I>res*« wt.ee allot Mnv ir» Knt/rrr on sp* 10 r. J. WHITE. $3.00 FOR $1.00 ChICAEO I EDGER AUTOMATIC FlYasantaflAPrefitaHeEmployinent. THHF.K IIKNTZNNTXL MKDAIJ3 AND THKKK 1IONORAULK MENTIONS are riven ta Boynton’s Qas-Tlght -- -----------H.rdCooJ ICart or Plate Iron for Blton A BOOK for the MILLION. iffySirt-spS: IM«. -I.SJrM.. 771'TiSi”' SOMETHING NEW ! SELLS READILY! -Ti'iSSlll SSJte"oS;; J«cb.raI^!3."-h~.-o- vhH, cjj n AGENTS WANTED FOR HISTORY vENTEN’L EXHIBITION UafaatutM Uusaav otter book. Om A«ret odd M $10. $25. $50. $100. $200. 960,000 Aera in Sontiiwext lismin. would prefer the Cxir'a .pey; it ia more 1 steady-like, you know. by the police. .. r CHAS. CLUCAS A CO., Chicago. tbe tbe expenses of the other departmdepartm<-nti. nti. At our request, Oragin k Oo , Philadel­ Thk ingenious Westen lectured re- phia, Pa., have promised to Send any of t ut readers gratis (on receipt of 15 orals laet Monday nlgfak nine paraongora were km. d otctly in Liverpool, England, on “What to pay postage) a sample of Dobbin's I know about walking.” A clergyman Electric scop. Try it. Send at once. What in the use of going dry when course of bis lecture Mr. Weaton said cider is only 81 a barrel! that much dislike had trocn shown for In consequent of tlw many inferior him in America bscMue fc' <acd4 not imitations, th.ht*an tetarera nf tee o-tobrated associate with tbe betting clique. “Matcffilaaa ' brand of plug tobaooo liaro besn bar. The Had of Kaya 8ar-e a wae x:ded. and No C9LLKOK in the United’States pro­ vides instruction in architecture. ■ j’HK l-u xown* lu pataoni in «und« wh.. trarp boeoow neb Uiraoan FiteiuRriMjn A Co-’a fortanua 'fanrtoSietaL StocAi ;rjreined <Qd cxnle.l U-n< » deolrvd oo manta ham Ultw to On rev ewes- XWNead far Otr**hax. HO, FOR IOWA 111 uh-smajwa-4 THEENCORE $15 SHOT GUN ALL KINDS DF ACCIDENTS. THE ENCORE EUPEON! the neat wugee of 880,000 a day. Thia bi ate thi Oxarfa income, tout Boueicaolt FOR SINGING SCHOOLS! THE ENCORE LIFE AND ACCIDENT H8. CO. maiden s who flock thither to obtain good Patent Revolving Album. Whether You Travel or Not, TRAVELERS CIDER. ■JffKSK.'SSESTS?*; GANGERS, TUMORS, HEM0RH0ID8 LANDS FOR SALE Gh/arding^ the flails ~ SuciIARDWI!^ BOYKTO.W A CO Murc/taUum. Pottei's Am rican Monthly, THE ENCORE Mr. L O. EMERHON, THE ENCORE. 0LIV1B DIT80S & 00.. Boston. Tr.rrantV Srllxcr Aperient headache, a bum, or a bruise, procure • bottle ol Dupeon. It will give inatanf relict as thousands can testify. For imuoGim. ypWW W H1T15G , — BUT A CO., 75 and 77 Randolph sb eel IN PRKM-OUTFITS RNADY—THE cmswosfei" MERIDEN CUTLERY ( Received the HIGHEST CENTENNIAL PRIZE. [Eitabliahed 18^6-1 J.ESTEY&OO -111 U»‘ lAa «A«m. ef 1OO1 tz-Send for Illustrated Catalogue cautioner tab£e cutlery. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-11-17.pdf.pdf 47155e13a390b0c7c3c141974fdf829c PDF Text Text Nulrrffit, Barty Oounty, Michigan, ORNO STRONG-, Sditor and Proprietor. <l b c WisiipOmctos ffhr ^ashrilk Meirs. ADVERTISING BATES Progression. No Retrograding. TBVMATfS SNICK?. Saoond Story. NASHV^E, BARRY QO., MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1876. VOL. IV French surgeon, mentions an unfor­ tunate priest who became so thiu that h<> ■ was at lost unable to go through with the .celebration of mass. His bones and joints became so dry “ tliat at every gen­ uflexion they cracked iu such a loud and strange manner that the faithful were terrified, and tiio faithless laughed. ” Mr. Banting’s struggle with corpulence is amusingly described ;-and as be won the battle, and became “ a thinner and a happier man,” those who think them­ selves too fat may, if they qhooae to run tho risk, go and do likewise. An inter­ esting chapter treats about matters per­ taining to the liair and beard. Many instances are recorded in which vivid menial emotions ef a painful kind, such as wrtreme .terror, havo blanched the hair almost instantaneously. In prison shville flirertoru, VILLAGE OFFICERS . lierorda jHrirtiw. lUUBTUJr 'CHVBCH-C.. I. DsrK Pra­ ter. Service, every Saabliuthal 101-2 a. M ,and - _ _ A__ 1— u.k^.1 luarnlno C W KTHODMT EPISCOPAL CHURCH-4.-. <J. ill TnMU.I'Ulir. Servler4ev.TT8.bb.th.il* XTAdHVlLtX I.OPOK -» F. M. H 1N alu-oommankMtaioa VVwtyda) on <>r before tho full of lb* niootu Tren.lent bn •"s^lHUymrtled 9«iftU0 girrrtotfl. _ JE IL YOUNG, ' H. A. BARBER, THE HEALING P. Ho*M|tahlc mysidsa sod Surrom . Office, near rreUene*. nn cor otr of V »* Wi< ton M.d SUU >trnrt.,y».hrllk, Mkl.. M . M. C ELLIS, CLEMENT J. SMITH omieri, 4WXKR.jV»ciiMbinriltbe<o<wuinihu«irir. bountX‘attend to coHrctlnx BRAXrt. 1 TTORXEYB »n.l Coonwltor* ix l»w. Offlre, “kW“T.M. BRADY, &.FI.IXT, XTOTABY Public, allrnd* to all bnalnwa ealla In f UNION HOUSE DANCER. Proptkior. Thte te>Ul b salute--* ALF. C.'BUXTON, Mn. M J. TIMMERMAN. eacher <>t T nnuuiucaui Mu.k-,«>ujhc pui orOrs-Ui. Tfcrmi: (oMArfAIraront. ll< JOHNM. ROE, TTot’SE, Sign and CatHm* Printer. Orrinlnc, • i bills. irpDB.’tfAicJY. ■ • • lie Union IIoum-. “ ~D. W. LINCOLN Vf ANUFAITURKB of Boot, and Shoe. Makin* 111 au<l reralriK uaaUy door.'riau atrtci alien- J. B. RASEY, U nl»ceinU«vUta»e. bimii bvrscT. r~ ■nd wllliu* haudk.'_________________ - “ WEBSTER^- HOBBS. ito wwi- ORNO STRONG, Job MaanevfeMted enA iwataHa. io <ll«pate>i. OSJoo over Thumb'* »torv. WM. E- GRIGGS,' MUSfC! MUSIG.'f KIXa 1>EaX „f Olivei Colkiv,'wtiljrtv* ou (be l‘i»uo or Onpui, sod tn liar U. S MAIL LINE ^iscrnarfcttis Cirli. JOHN %cj|SSY\ Tt H.XEE. rid if;. V, Deputy HlierltT, JAMES JL^ING. ’ fatc^uier til Jcitler, .Ww-C** 1" A4*1P. Ftnc IFatchcs and Jewelry cart- fully rcjxiircd and toarrantecl. MONEY TO LOAN! "Il Iffrwd U biilt fasilia. u^w^RDS OX IZ»NO TIME. L. RU8BBLL. ELIHV CHIPMAN, Justice of the Pence, \*shvllle, MichCo.v^a.cbig. CoBectioiu a fperiphy MONEY TO LOAN ART. It is not every day that we have pre­ sented to us a book, so full of curious and interesting matter os “ Doctors and Patient.’,” by the late Mr. Timbe. A capital anecdote is told about n very famoua man, not a famous doctor.* ----------1— although --------- ----------------------------------Oliver Goldsmith, whose medical career tended in tho house of a lady, a personal friend of his own, ono Mia. Sidvbotham.. He waa prescribing for her, and ho and the apothecary quarreled over tho dose, the lady siding >ith the componnder of drugs. This was more than the M. D. could stand; he rushed out of the room in a violent passion, and said to Topham Beouderc, whom ho mnt: “I am de­ termined henceforth to leave off pro­ scribing for my friends." “Do so,” said the wit, dryly. “In future, when you undertake to kill, let it only be your enemies.” Most people have heard of Abernethy’s gruffeesn. Hero is an anec­ dote which shows how truly kind and liberal ho could bo at times. “In the year 1818 Lieut. D------- f 11 from his horse in Lohdon, aud sustained a frac­ ture of the skull end arm. Mr. Aber­ nethy wm the nearest surgeon, and, be­ ing sent for, continued his attendance daily for months. When the patient be camo convalescent, ho was enjoined by Dr. Abernethy to proceed to Margate, and adopt shell-firth diet. Tho patient requested to know the extent of his pe­ cuniary liability. “ Who is that ’young woman t" inquired Abernethy, smilingJy. “She is my ■wife.” “WhaMayour rank in the army ?" “ I am a Iiaif-pey Lieutenant. ’’ “ Oh, very wellwait till yon are a General, then come and see mo and we’ll talk about it.” Tho realm* of quackery, like the more regular paths of medicine, were never entirely free from the invasions of tho softer rex. One of the most notable quacks of her day was Mrs. Mipp, the bone setter, who resided at Epsom. She was thedaughter of a bone setter named Wallin, 50010 have alleged that she was the Bister of tlie celebrated nctress who sub­ sequently became Duchess of Bolton; but this, Mr. Timlie says, is a mistake. However she acquired her skill, sha was certainly very miooctaful in her treat­ ment of fractured bones, dislocations, and even of structural deformities, of which she wis alleged to have performed sonte wonderful qures. She was a tall, raw-boned, exoeeditigly plain-looking woman, and her strength was bo great that she required no wriBtnnce in re­ placing a man’s dislocated shoulder. Of this strength she one day made a curious uw. A fellow was scat to her by some doctors, who prptended that he had a dislocated wrist. She-took hold of it, kiw that it was all right, and with a sin gle wrench turned his feigning into rarurstiM-ss. “ There!’’ she said, “ go back to the fools that sent you and get them to sot your wrist; or, if you come back this day month, I will do it for you myself.” WhilostillbaBkingin the sunshine Of fortune, thia strongminded, or al least strong armed, prac­ titioner, determined to marry, the object of her choice being Hill Mapp, a foot­ man in the employ of a mercer in Ludgote Hill. Tb»> marriage was not b for­ tunate one ; Mr. Mapp wm not a good husband, nor did lie give bis connubial felicity a long tiiul, f«>r ha absconded in lais tlian a week, taking with him, as a souvenir of his abort honeymoon, a purao of 100 guineas which his lady happened to have in the house. And in the December of the following year, her short hour of popular favor over, ably poor at her lodgings in Seven Dials, and, as Pat would say, was indebted to the parish for a coffin and a grave. Mr. Timlrn next treats of corpnknce, many recip-'B for the cure of which are given. We read of s Spanish General who by a much that he could fold hie ekin around hia body like a garment How long ho lived after he had effected this somewhat alarming reduction of bulk is not reco*ded. It is a weariness of flesh to be too fat; it ia almost an equal affliction to be too lean. Larrey, a oelebratod the hair of Marie Antoinette became suddenly white ; and. Ludwig, King of Bavaria, who hod canoed hjs wife to be put to death, in a fit of jealous frenzy, on learning her innocence, suffered such extreme remorse that “ his hair became in a moment as white as snow.” Apropos of hail-dyes, there is an amusing anec­ dote of a lady who was beginning to get elderly, and who once said to Douglas Jerrold : “I can not imagine .whnt makes my hair turn gray ; I sometimes fancy it must be tho essence of rose­ mary with which my maid is in the habit, of brushing it. What do you think!” “I should bo rathex afraid, madam,” Replied the witty dramatist, “that it must be the essence of time." Many interesting anecdotes arc given to illustrate the remarkable contagious power of typhus fever and the plague. Cotton shipped from a port infected with the plague is sometimes impreg­ nated with roeb a poisononr eflluviam that instances have been known of peo­ ple being struck down dead while opey-. ing the bales. Thc^ Arabs, who are fatalists, seldom resort to medicine for the our® of this disease; but in spite of their predestinarianism they often try to escapo from it by flying into tho desert, “ alleging as an excuse tliat, although the distemper is-a mresongar from heaven sent to call them to a better world, yet, being conscious of their nnworthinere, and that they do not merit this special mark of grace, they think it more ad­ visable to decline it-for tho present” Poisons, of which Mr. Timbo treats, have played a very imjxirtaht port-in the history of tho world. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, and more particularly in the hands of Popo Alex­ ander VL and his famouH mhi, tliey were a regular engine of statecraft, and the powder and poisoned ring of the Borgias obtained on unenviable notoriety. Chemistry was then incite infancy, and such a dread ,of secret poisoning per­ vaded all claseas of sddely that there i? no doubt that many guiltlees persons must have fallen victims to the panic created by tho arimre-of a few. Ifodioat ed gloves, bouquets and handkerchiefs were sometimes used to convey the sub­ tic agent of death, but more commonly it was introduced into tbefood or drink. Aqua Tofam*—a® named after the Iwg whoTnvratod it—■ was credited with the death of 600 people in Borne, and .was a preparation of arsonic; while the “ pow­ der of succession,” much in vogue with' C-.udinalH and personages still more ex­ alted, was common sugar of lead. Laurel water was tho poison employed in. -a vciy remarkable case—that of CapL Donellan—in 1791. _ Ho won a needy, unprincipled, unscrupulous man, and his wife had a young brother, Sir Theo­ dosius Boughton, to whose estate she was the nearest heir. Thi< reversionary interest, it was alleged,, combined with the Captain’s pecuniary difficulties, formed the motive for the crime which ho conceived and curried out. - His brother-in-law had acme alight ailment, for which ho received same vials of med­ icine from an apothecary, upon swal­ lowing one of which he suddenly fell back in a fit, and died almost immedi ■ ately, foaming at the mouth. It was af­ terward proved tliat Gapt. Dcncllan hail n Htill in which he prepared laurel water, and that he showed suspicious alacrity, after the death of Sir Theodosius, in ringing out the vial which contained the fatal draught. On the evidence he was condemned and hanged at Warwick, in spite of certain exculpatory evidence, which was to the effect that a fatal fit might have been induced by tho revul­ sion caused by swallowing a nauaeous mtdicin/r'. Tiren comt a an amufng ancodote of Sir Walter Scott’s experience of the faculty in a email English town under the necessity of sending for one who had been long established, and one a new-oomcr. The latter gentle­ man was fortunately found at home, tor’s summons, who, looking up when ho entered, saw before him n grave, sa­ gacious- looking man, attired in black, NO. 8. shark’s gill", playing * Come rest in this “ In truth it is, your honor—just a' Ths next place we stayed at was Trom­ bosom.”' Thia fisherman was much that’s for him.” * “ Well, let ns bear. You wore a horse so, Norway, where we anchored off the envied by lite brothers of the gentle doctor before, now it seems you are a town tlirc days, and now the sun mere­ craft —Now York Leiter. ly revolved round th® Aj, and at mid­ man-doctor. How do you get on 7” AM VMFOKTVXATA COMMA. •‘Ont Just extraordinary well; for night was high above the horizon, and About the sharpest dodge attempted shining with a brilliancy even greater by impostors in th© charity’ lino waa is vera sure and orthodox. I depend en­ than that seen under tropical skies. The almost suoceMful- a few days since in this tirely on twa simples." . effect of this phenomenon has been city. AJ female of good addrew, but Mark Moortali matdana'. matron.-Bias. often and variously described, more or poorly clad, called on the rector of ■Mon si Morel. wort ma frail r malda. haps it is a secret I" less poetically by many travelers; but Trinity Episcopal Church, and stated Match IM my attiebha. Madakna. “ I’ll tell your honor” (in a low tone); all unite in one sentiment—that of' its that she hod been a member of that woudrous grandcui and solemnity. For church and attended there, when she myself, I experienced a feeling of mys­ could afford respectable clothing, but Mr nxxlnM tn «tt» mwch m tU«n. “ Simples, with a vengeance!” replied terious awe and dread, m if the past that now she was reduced in cireumMr M»leU»®’< mort mirtMnl m<*ri Sir Walter. “But, John, do you never had sunk into oblivion, and we were all stances, xnd what was worse than all, her Mach mellflf* «ny happen to kill any cf your patienta t” phantoms on the confines of the land .of sister was a corpse, in her house, and My muuntfuta«M** mi«uttad4 “Kill! Ou, ay. May be see. Whites which it is said “There is, no night she had no means wherewith to bury her. Molta -makea ata mwrj-, MadaUtta. they dec and whiles no; but ft’s the will there.” One peen iarity in this region 8he gave her address, n house on New b' Providence. Onyhoo, your honor, U is that, although all nature is hushed Jersey avenue, southeast, and so moved will be lang before it maket up for and a palpable silence reigns over jdl, was the pastor by her appeal, tliat through Hodden." there utaomelhing in the atmosphere his efforts and others charitably dis The use of anmstbetics, Mr. Timbs which renders sleep almost needless. posed, a sum of money was raised by the tells us, wtvt partially known to tho Midnight found us quite as lively and day following. This sum, together with ancients. Pliny states that the juice of bright as early morning—ladies likctch- tho address of the supposed suff-ircr, was mandragora was used, before incisions ing or reading on deck under porarols ; handed to some ladies, who, proceeding were mpdo into tho body, to produce in­ gentlemen lounging about fishing, ig­ to the place indicated, were shown to a Friday is an unlucky day—for flibes. sensibility to pain; and the Chinese, in niting their cigars by the aid of bnrn- second-story room, wherein was the Why is a hen immortal 7 Because her tho third century of-our ora, wars accus­ ing-glaiwca from the sun’s rays ; and body of a woman, on a tied, apparently tomed to administer a drug for the one hod to darken the cabin windows dead, and motionless ns a corptw, with Grkex apple* iwo like Free Masons— same purpose, snpposod to be Indian with thick curtains tyen to obtain the tho side scones of a child crying, and hemp. During the middle ages, man­ four or five hours’ sleep we allowed our­ the woman who mode the appeal leaning they give one the grip. “That’s the only wedding-trip I shall drake, a compound of mandrake and selves during the twenty-four. From her head on the window sill overcome opium, and a potion composed of Tromso we visited the Lapps, and saw a with grief. Tiio scene was so solemn probably ever take," said an old bach­ opium, mulberry, lettuce, and a variety herd of reindeer. . A six-mile walk up and impressive that the ladies soothing elor, as he stumbled over a bride’s train. of other herbs, was used to accomplish the Tromsodal brought us to some the grief of tho latter handed her the GHeex grocer—“ Cabbage, mum 1 tho same end; whilo in our day, Sir fenced-in inclosurefl, and farther on amount collected and left, each thinking We don’t keep no second-class vegeta­ Jamcs Simpson discovered in chloro­ three or four dome-shaped huts about how little one-half the world know of tho bles, mum. You’ll get it at the lower form a safe, an effectual, and an easily seven feet high in the center, construct­ sufferings of the other half. One of the end of the town." administered anaesthetic agent, which ed of mud, stones, end timber, each party, through having left her gloves “How noso wil.1^ my chop be, has robbed the Burgoon's knife of half having a door, also a circular-shape.: in tho apartment, returned, whan what waiter (” asked a hungry man in a its terrors, and conferred on inestima­ opening in the roof, serving far a chim­ should she soq to Jiex astonishment but restaurant. “ About five inch**, air,” ble boon upon all ranks aad — ney and window. On entering the hut. the corpse sitting up in bed counting wus the prompt reply. Cfaunberi' Journal. through a doorway about four and a tho money they had left. The scene Ip yen intend to do a mean thing, pat half feet high, wo saw a very grimy old that followed and tho ruse need no ex­ it off till to-morrow.—/7<O. W. Childs. If Mr. Darwia (says the London Lapp woman sitting in the smoke of a planation, ond it is unnecessary to ray Never put off til) to morrow what you Dally Newt) wished for a further in­ wood fire. On the ground were what that tho donois immediately repos*w-racd can do to-day.-— Thowu Jrjfmnn. stance in support of his theory of the seemed through the smoke to bo several themselves of the funds of which they A Texxfsske paper says the matri­ origin of species, be might possibly find small bundles, and by four cords from were well-nigh defrauded.— Washington monial harvest is ripe. . Well, why in thunder don’t you got your . prates ono in some curious fish which have just the roof of the hut hung a smaller bun­ ( D. C.) Chronicle. been brought to this country and added dle; examination, however proved the ready and go to work!—Kentucky pa­ to the collection in the Brighton Aqna- latter to be a baby about a month old, A short time ago the fine rteamor Lee, perrium. These Call are called “ telescope and the others, various members of the in making her trip from New Orleanr, On the channel, where the voyage fish," from the remarkable length of family, covered with reindeer skins.- had her full complement of passengers. . produces its usual effect, an economical their organs of virion, which project a The baby was laced up with gay cords As thry walked about listlessly, and lady cries : “ What a pity! A break­ considerable distance from the side of in a cradle, having the form ef a large were apparently annoyed, they listened fast that they charged so much for, the bead. They are natives of China, shoe. Wo were not loath to make our willingly to a suggestion from on indi­ too !” and the storie© which liave been circu­ exit, and, asking for the reindeer, were vidual who owned a monte Ijonk, that Hit said ho “bleevo he’d take hia’n lated concerning this peculiar feature in told to look upwards, where they were just to pass away time they should buck jeico/’ns he’d “ heard that the city pointed out — “ a magnificent tribe of their formation have bden received with at manto. The dealer found a table cisterns were dryin’ up, and when the 400,” slowly descending from the bare incredulity. handy nnd-opened his bank. .Ina short prcchus fluid wan goilin’ito ncarcc,*twsnt In large specimens the eyes are placed looking •mountains. In time, by the time tho most of the company were en­ no u» a wastin’ it when ono hadn’t on the extremity of a cylindrical projec­ aid of sagacious dogs, they were driven gaged in tho gnme. After it had pro­ ought to." ’ , tion as much as im inch in length, and into one of the indosurcs, and some of gressed a while, a rough-looking “It’s proof of the singular operation when, at last, individual fish found the animals, being adroitly lassoed, stranger, who was closely observing the their way to Europe they were consid­ were brought near for our inspection. game, handed to the dealer a $5 piece. of the human mind,” says a mental ered to be a distinct spseics. A further These Lapps and their reindeer wonder The dealer, surprised, asked him why philosopher, “that when two men acci­ dentally exchange hats, the one who gets peculiarity is in the formation of the into thb interior of the country during ho had done so ; when ho was told that the worst tile is the first to discover the caudal and anal fins, which ore pro­ the winter, and return to thcao their he, the stranger, had lost it fairly, as ho mistake.” • ''I ; ■. ■" '* longed in sneh a way as to give tho fish summer haunts every spring. It is had bet in his mind on the queen. After said tliat their approach is always an ­ the appearance of having two or more several deals the stranger gave the dealer tails. These “ telescope fish” are, how­ nounced beforehand by the arrival of |10, making a statement similar to the ever, gold and silver carp, which the the wolves, them latter animals making first; whereupon the banker pocketed the Ohincea love to exercise their cunning a point of being continually in attend­ money, thinking that be hod found a in cultivating; and they originally ance on the herds of reindeer—I am lunatic. sprang, no doubt, from some speci­ afntid with sinister motives.—London But my dangUUrt wj <l»ughter all her Wc. After a short time had ebipsod, the mens which produced tho abnormal Quetn. An Irish emigrant, hearing the sun­ paasengen', startled by a most terrific growth as a protection from some in­ yell, looked in wonder and alarm id the set gun at. New York, asked a sailor : jury either nccideutal or purposely in­ Detected in Paris, with their pockets oontortionr-of tho stranger, who, jump­ “What is thatf” “Why, that’s sun­ flicted. crammed fall of abstracted articles, the ing about the group, cried out nt every set!” was the reply. “Sunset!” said Just ns floruta produce the manifold Buroneaa and two 'daughters made no jump . Fat “And docs the sun go down in varieties of form and color in plants “ I’to won ! I’vo won 1 I've won it!” tliis country with such e»bang as that T*' from what ia known in the trade as a attempt to deny their guilt, and were consequently brought to trial, the “ Won what 1 ” asked tho banker. Angelina (who has been pernidng the “ sport” or unusual growth, or as bird­ “ Why, I’ve won $2501 I bet in my “BirthH, Draths and Marriages”)—Ed­ fanciers breed tho “cranky” varieties mother being sentenood to two yean,' mind un tho cavier, and ho won ! Hand imprisonment, whilo the daughters were win, I do so objoct-to that horrid word of cauarioa which find favor with cer­ “relict!” If I uhould die, Edwin, tain amateurs, so the Chinese, by years acquitted. These ladies belonged to the over tho money.” proudest aristocracy of France, the As the banker bad permittod him to promise, oh promise, you will not allow of selection and in-breeding, have produced this monstrous form of'tife1 । mother being so lofty in her ideas that lose when betting in his mind, he had to mo, to be described ns your relict !— she refused to visit a former acquaint­ pay him the money. The stranger re­ common carp. Punch. ance because she had lowered herself by ceived tho money, and also a request to Pbbkjnh observes tliat whereas men espousing a person iu trade. Being too be mon’ audible in his bets. arc impatient and anxious while awaiting A Pine street woman bought a pie at poor to purchase nuch- dresses for her returns election night,’there are thou­ a baker’s last night to give her husband daughters as would ensbta.thcinto make A very curious case of arsenic poison­ sands of women who await returns every an agreeable surprise. .When they camo an appearance in society in accordance night and never get impatient a bit to sit down to.the evening meal the pie with their station, she unfortunately ing has just occurred in Pano. A rich They only grasp tho poker a little tighkhod disappeared. William, the be­ adopted this nefarious method of sup­ lady residing in the Faubourg BL Hon­ er. —Exchange. loved son, was softly seated at his fath plying their wanks. The whole affair ore found herself growing very ill, and A CLO6B FIHTXD man invited- a friend aris left hand, and the blush on his. has ended as tragically as possible. The the doctor pronounced her to be suffer­ mother died, broken-hearted. in prison ing from some alow poison. Madame to dinner, arid provided only two mut­ youthful check proved his guilt. “Bill, where’s that piof’’ demanded a few weeks ago. One of the daughters X. rejected this idea as absurd, but, on ton-chops. Upon removing the cover be wiw engaged to be married, and her be­ rising one morning, found a glass of eaid: “ My friend,, we have a Lenten en­ the old man. trothed nobly lent her the aid of his water, which was usually placed by her tertainment; you see your dinner before " Pie 7 “ queried the boy. presence and support all through the bedside, to be discolored by a white, you.” Taking the two chops upon his “Was it kinder round and kinder trial, ntver leaving her side till the ver­ filmy powder. On showing this to the own plate, his friend repliedr “Yes, but dict was pronounced. The engagement doctor, he at once declared it to bo arse­ where is your dinner I" flUf” “You would make a most beautiful was broken off, both girls entered a con­ nic. All inquiries failed to detect the vent of the vary strictest order, and the culprit, and the next night madams actress in the drama of life," whispered “And kinder brown! ” young man has suddenly changed from filled the glass herself, and kept careful a poetical youth to hm inamorata tbs “ Well, now, if I don’t behove I Lent a gay And elegant society beau q.tp a watch tliat no one meddled with it other evening; “indeed, ’tia so—you Nevertheless,-in the morning the white would be a very star." “And you,” it to Johnny Slade to use for a wheel for- confirmed old bachelor. powder again made its appearance, and murmured the fair one, and she loaned hi* cart! I thought it was kinder soft, DJI A1TIKG r.T« toitaiior. the doctor •woo fairly at his wits’ end to her frizzes on hi* shoulder, “w-wouldn’t but I don’t Husk much of Johnny, and A man who can invent romantic sto­ find the cause. Finally, he discovered you like to support melp Bo ho ar­ I wanted to see his cart break down and ries on the spur of the occasion, which that his patient was in the habit of read­ ranged it right there, llow could he kill a man.” contain all the elements of Munchausen ing in bed, and for that reason caudles help it! MBill, you scoundraj, you are lying!" ihix, with a largo solution of original were kept burning all night in her room. exclaimed the old man. “ Own up, now, Not a thousand miles from Richmond humor, is certainly a benefactor as well These candles, of a dazzling whiteness, a wife lay in a dying condition. Having or I'll flog ye!” as a genius. Buch a character I en­ had been strongly impregnated with brought up a clever orphan girl, who ••Well—you see—well, father, if I countered in tho person of an old fisher­ arsenic during their bleaching pxocras, was grown, the dying woman called the man who is the author of the following and the arranic, becoming volatilized by young woman to her and said: “ I was up stairs here looking for you and facts: When asked by a curiosity-seeker saying you were to have a 81,000 office will soon leave you my little oliihlrt-u where he had been, he replied, “Fish­ That wih another, but he stuck to it, astonishment, ho recognized a Scottish ElUabeth^N. J.) Herald. blacksmith who had formerly^practiced with oonri-terabio sncosM as a veterinary operator in the neighborhood of Ashee■ tieL “ How in the world," exclaimed [ Ste Walter, “ came you hero! Can it be possible that thia is John Lundiet” ing—for sharks. ” On being asked what luck, he said he only caught one. “Ho Olobalm. As rapidly known shark that swallowed a whole band of German musicians who got drunk sad capsized.® boat When we got thia fellow ashore and commenced Tub British Admiralty have ordered cutting him up, wa thought we heard mrnuc, and sure enough on opening him the immediate construction of six steel there was the whole band in their uxdcruisers in the Pa my husband to marry.” The young woman, bursting into tears, said : “We were just talking about that” An English traveler in Ute country remarks that he fiadu.no superfluous civility aseeg ixpreasawn, booking �OQUJfTY ITEMS. LOOK! LOOK thi« Hartings io .talking «f widening StsJa 0s .< Mrs FRIDAY, NOV. 17. 1876 OBITUARY. TKi» political situation is unchang- The RcpitLIaaMi papers claim Flori­ and Louisiana da, South Carolina Djum.. the gaoonds of their having, since negro snfferage waaestablished But it is Hie printing of the Republican. elec­ which Wisconnin, ■lectors iu that slate, and as r conse­ I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF MY Jamea U -Seaman, and became the mother ■of 14 children ; 8 n-iw are living ta mourn her Ices and 6 await her on the ether chore, She was a devoted wifeand mother, ani this affliction falls with ponderous weight upon the grief stricken family. Hbe waa a great auffarw, (being afflictvd with causer), but patiently cnda'ed until the eaJ. They can but rcafiae that their lose is he? eternal gain. Tho L-nersI eervictw were cundwtai el ibe .McKelvey eeboU how Nov.. Olh, by Rev. C. G. TbemM of NaahriHe. who diseouraed to them on the subject of “Human Suffering ant! Divine Goodneas.’1 Text, reported that a blunder was mode in ticket of CHRONIC DISEASES I. F. Jones. who recently kepi a grocery d-e in Hastings, has become insane, and application has been made -for a - place ■ him in the Asylum nt Kalamaioe. ofipial count has been made and the toral The quence the Democrats claim that the highest candidate on lh» Democratic STOCK Which will be sold at rates slightly in advance of cost prices. FOR 75 CZEHSTTS Yon can buy the best WATERPROOF iwKxn M i^gM The Doctor’s Location 51 Monroe St. j in Barry County ticket is vlected, which gives Tilden Hie requisite majority of 185 votes, Good 44-lieb Sherling f*r 1 Cents- regardless of .what may be the result of the elections in the three dispnta- CONFIDENTIAL ! a rail. seturus which are canring iu slowly, indicate dint they have gone Repnh- hcan by a small majority. Dr. AIXIH’S Rgartial iDSfflite ’ Mrs. Mary C.Hesnum. wife of l>«r. James O. fcsm»s. duperud UHs Ilfs Nor. fth. at the rcsldeaee trf C. T. Hubtard, in Maple On/ri. Mrs. Beaman became an orphan al tho early age of 0 yearn, and gave her heart to thief, Good 44-Iich Bleached Sheetla- for 10 Celle. lodged in jail.—Banner. ed Southern states. It will pmlmbly be a-week yet be­ . Nice Dress Goods at tS Cent- per yard. fore a satisfactory result is reached. Beautiful Nubias only 50 Celts. Elegaal Sleevrless Jackets for $1.00 The only way to make a nrws- rhb trlwwnati tm-oea him will and the ■ paper pay hi ■ country town is It I* fata economy to taCer from any annoying die. rss-or symptom, which, from IU ability awl ttre<■<■«» In so v.anff ilnillM case*, you hare every rrs»on to brtlrre the Doctor can eur*. H« !!h u cheap­ er than suffering and funrrala. Do not be mfaM or Influenced by the anrioua.Jealoua or.prejudlred, bat acilnit on your own beat ju-lar-tnenl. can •" funy In- pie will watch for it, add co crazy if they can't get >L Something mote than five y'eus ago O. D. Hndtfcll ( ras kicked tn For Ladies, Men and Boys. ■STe» founded thfr%Hartlord (Van Boren Co,) Day Spring, in a smaller place A large stock of Mlebbptn.oo HATS, CAPS, GLOVES ; MITTENS Julian R. Albright, of Farwell. Clare Cof. than Nashville but he m ide a five ,>aper, one that suited the best por­ tion of the community, nnd ho soonhad a large advertising patronage, Wwich will be closed out CHEAP. Work ■ Russell A Daly's confectionery shop at Juelsm. was htime-l Tuesday, and adjacent A few weeks sin>*-e htiildings slightly damaged. Loss about be sold out the Day Spking and re­ fl .000. BOOTS and and the longest row of subscribers in Van Buren Co. tired. to private life. ' TOO LATE t DIED THROUGH ffEGLECT!” In hpw many <■»»<•« thia cnn be artd of frlerd. or relatives, vtcllwa of Cunnstnptl>>n or other ImMiiom iUmwm. «.«! how rod the nfloctiou that the timely, skillful treatment »« nwlrclwl. Moat families have ono or more with life emtritterrd t.r u.kmIW* euffi rlup-eel.lom tn- from pain, always ocnsciotw of dtawao or dtabUtty, yrt who can be restated to health by tho skillful Hpecisilst. ■ar litabUshed here lu-Mtcnalve praetiew tinea IMO, fat St. Louis Han Eronclsco dnrtng 'll). •nk>r|n< a wide and u>- riled reputation aa a moat successful I’hyi-fclan, and harhiK tbor<-agh qualifi­ cation*. itni«ht and aptiMw. for the healing art, with The largest stock in Nashville. During his five years of journalistic life he won unto CenTennial have gone :o Port Natal, Sontt* himself many laurels aod retired mid Special Bajgains in the regrau of many friends, We us Two colored Uboieni nt Eaton Rapid* mcd to be neighbor to Bio. Hadsell and gsged in * ficiA Wednesday, night in which razors were u«ed, but no one wm aeriouely as a journalist are ono month his sen­ injured. ior. Charles Doughty wm kiUe-l Friday night t Swoa’a Station, Ind , on the G. R. ,t I. The experience of trans’gnilting R. R, He wm a brakeman, and a aoa of lhe Rev. B P. Doughty, of Sturgis. audible epeeech over ll.e telegraph wires.was tried in Boston recently and proved a success; Telephones He jei bin trap-run. tripped on the strings, were placed at either end of a line and wm inrtantly killed. two miles in length, and the Daniel At Eaton Rapids, Noy. 18th, a son of 14 years, while hunt­ cells battery removed from the circuit John R. Smith. ing wm accidenUlly shot. Tha shot enter­ and another of carbon elements stib- ed his aide tearing it iu a gbutly tnaanar. slituted. Articulate conversation thus He died the nine night. Crockery, Glassware, Groceries Nashville, November 8lh, 1876. Well . C- A. TRUMAN The eight ytar-old daushtber nt Nathsa HnMnip tiring fire miles west of Eaton Rap­ from being at first faint and indistinct ids, w*B borrih’y burned Not. 12th. Ilerbecame quite loud and intelligible, clo«he( were entirely burned off from her and was transmitted to paper and body. Tbt o*se U considered fatal. Christopher Meagher, of Republie, a mi­ found to be perfectly correct. A revner, wm tiabhed in lhe ncek and tbrownmff ulntion in the telegraph business ic a bi idge into tbe Menominee river last week. He managed to get out and crawled to a now imminent, and probably in time plseo of shelter. It wm an election fight. a friend here may greet a friend in On the 7th fnrt. whilst Ida Smith and St. Petersburg with ease. WARM MEALS for tie Hwy! MEAT MARKET! Known Specialist, now nkin^ t ha. public fur paai favon aoi conitnuaDce of ibt aaiM. and w« inform the public that they will Hundreds Atlewz ibe Grewl Efficacy of hUTrcnliarat. Hearing nnd Sight Hestored, took place, through the wire, which GROCERIES, and ROE & CLEVER, I take in exchange for Goods, at the Highest Market Price, Butter, Eggth Dried Fruit, Cash, Credit, and all other produce. WILLIAM PARMENTKR, BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, H. ALDRICH. DR. AIKIN, VERY CHEAP. ft CAN BE FOUND FRESH OYSTERS, LOOK IN! Knives, Forks, and Silverware. HORSE BLANKETS, BUFFALO & LAhROBES AT THE BAKERY Free Exhibition Chronic l>l*eaare Cured, and Broken Down (onstitnlinnB Built Lp and Helnvigoratcd. Nianville. Minh. His Patients Gain 10 to 40 lbs. in Weight Serious, Complicated IU»ea»e», that The RighCDoetor at Lait, FRESH MEATS. of al) kinds, whfeb will ha sold low tor cash NASHVILLE 397255 i states: "Dr. Atkin you are right -» 05 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ■Young man, if you will waifs, and killed and F.lla received dangerous wounds wish to do it Id the highest stylo of art, do it thusly ; 8. LEIBHAUSER, Place your righl arm around her waist about two in­ ches above her pin-back, throw your neighbor named left arm under her right fin, then stick ' MERCHANT TAILOR! rel. and Lilly etahbed and killed Creager, your nose in her left ear, and whirl. Do this, and you have got the thing . Whilo fry nig to quill a disiurbnuoa at Eaet Saginaw. Officer Austin wm terribly bruiaeJ, He had arrested two men and *m taking ifretw to the lock-up, when he vm down to a fineness." Fuhlonabla l-lyka. READY MADE CLOTHING! A Californian has offered the law­ IEH’8, YOUTHS’& BOYS’ CLOTHING yers >100,000 to procure him a divurce from his wife. He has either At Ray City, Nov 11th. a horrihle caae of brutality developed itaelf, the principal im viving act ora being John McCarthy and his his wife wears oat shoes awful fast. wife Margaret, a little boy named Wood­ ward, adopted by them, died suddenly. The CMe demanded an-inquest which re. A Harrisburg man fell forty feet, suited in proving that the child had been strnek n joist with his stomach a^d horribly murdered by alxua. ’Ths body Please gltx me a call. 1*> see how fast he can use^ it up. or Those Pen- •d by b«i»g brurally buaten wuh a «fr*p by ■ylvanians hnv« good digestion and ihu tnau and wife. The boy wm ■ fine Ut­ ile fellow whose chief wrong wm th-it he ■trong stomachs. A Uoelor to liar. Faltlk In. Mleh. Nov. Io. OCR STOCK CONSISTS OF FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 GTS A'YARD. We have Over One Thousand T>x*eeia Ranging iu Prices from REAPERS, MOWERS, JPatterns BLINDNESS! a>i DEAFNESS! ! 8. LIKBHAUSKB. NEW MEAT MARKET. FROST Sc. TOWNSEND, Str»i£hteixri. Tnl^ itai- ££ I NuunU. No Pula I To two dollars per yard. IF you will call and get prices before pnrehasing we will guarantee it will do you good. Catarrh, Consumption I ORIFF1TH IESIKG OB CHROKIO DISEASES. Froh ad Smit Meats It is Mid that there is a noble Newfoundinnd dog in Toronto who ewer to child murder. wears around his neck three gold An Adultery Scrape Which Ends in a Kllkl ni-dnls, each of qgliicli was given him Double Murder. for saving a human life. "We expect the great father to feed and clothe no as long as we live," K-nderly remarked one of the indians who had thirteen scalps hanging in his lodge. "Piof, Wise, the balloonist, declares shat lightning-rods are of no mote ac­ count than so many fishing-poles set’ up in the chimney-corner. , Pools are now selling tt» Chicago ' on the number of eotivcrls Moody ! and Sankey will make ia a month. ■> , a rewatd for their work here. The wicked oall these the Pools of Siloam!। At Van Wert, Ohio, we notice that। out by Henry W. Tate and Parihenni Young. Next will coma young; , gave as a reason for not marrying, that his father never had a wife, and[ oy’-f Dfliviotru/. BEAD AND CONSIDER!! DENTISTS The Reliable Firm of Horse Rakes,1 Plows.i Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn Planters, and Road Scrapers, dlagnoacd and akUlfully trvakd. LADIES! Bottom I*rice8. On the night of Nov. 12th at about 12 o’clock a terrible shooting affray occurred five miles east of Landing, JONES A SELLECK, on the Marble farm. The lads are as follows: John Marble lives in Lansing and his wife on the farm. He Iras been for some time trying to irroctire a divorce. It is chimed that be knew she was not faithful to the marriage vows, having been living in adultery with one Wm- Martin for some time. Sunday evening accom­ panied by iwo men Trom the city, John Morley and Charles Ayres, he went to bis farm, probably far the purpose of procuring some evidence GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION against bis wife Some time alter 'their arrival Martin and Wiil Chap­ man. a sou of Mrs. Marble's and Mr* Marble armed with a shot gun and two revolvers, came out of the house and approached the other parties, MMOnMUel. who were some 50 or 60 feet away. When nt close range Chapman be-, SSO&-: gan shooting, killing Mr. Ayres in I stanily by ■ shot in the temple from a shot-gun, and striking Mr. John Morley on the head with the butt of his gun, breaking his skull. Morley has since died. Marble then shot Chapman iwice, once through his left aim and one* through his neck. t- C. BtoWX, Mrs. Marble at this instant shott and I A- : GenAfter hit Marble in the shoulder. __ । I D,"’C-C HARDY Sc. CROCKER, Where be is now receiving ond opening up one of the finest Stocks of Goods far the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down in Nashville, and aever in the memory ol man was goods so cheap as he will sell them this Fall. Why, who ever heard ol a'Good Check Still it is so! got dead loads of money and wants was all right next day. FOB THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS I r/fiiek ■kllifnl EPILEPSY Have just added, to &eir u«ual large stock of General Merchandise, or the Beat Hikes «■ the Cu try . GALE CHILLED ai DIAMOND BON PLOWS Allowed to be tally taaUd Won pnrehaoed. Ah- DEFORMITIES, E. EMORY’S LARGE STOCK OF GENTLEMEN! gtjfticjitgan Central Railroad BOOTS AND SHOES. Which were bought far CASH and Living JPrioes. will be sold at the lowest and we will convince you that we are not to be BEATEX OJf PRICES!! KOCHER BROS TOHSa MIDDLE-AGED AMD OLD MEM. iflrring the sad efttcuoa body aud mind of f but*. ExroiSM, Itfawaae or Iiefcvt. whiter en doetend. In « ill-, |.-l not dn pair or fata mod­ ! your »ntn. hut call or «-nd al once. ■iyTtw only sure. rational, tating cure for ft atorrhaa. Seminal Wokncae, Nrrvoui Dcbtl ■s^^i&ar'T.x'tFtt.Ti Caniagrs and &WS. CROOK’S PATENT GUARANTEE DOUBLE WAGON HAKOl * CROCKEB. �E/TTJST OVERI whilst a !hth iwo- PIONEER STORE!iMARKTHB8EFACTS MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ! hrtuf* FRIDA V, —R*! the Maokamilh shop on Mrs. RalrtOUS —Attention ta celled to the advertisement honeet, industrious and hard working young ■teruhsjraoe at botL J. WHISLER. body wanting anything 1n the blacksmith line win find bit —P. Durham's Hille daughter Mom, died Pills and Ointrorld. Die oases ed old rooster wm groping his way along the atdewalk »n Slate St., hie mind engross­ ed with the all-absorbing question as to who FOREST KING THE KIHS OF HOUS! AppL., Cax. Botss’s. WA5TZD —10,000 . ’ the bld man doubled up like a U. be faintly trained the feelings «t Tlldeu or ■Mb. New Orleans Molasses and Syrup- mortgage. “Sound-Headed Farmer’ of Assyria, sends «■ Remember lhal at the Boaton Store DryGoods MT A Full 8lrtng«,-4c., at line of Violins, Bow*, Botra Bno.’s- —Services as usual at ths Christian Church, next Sabbath, end at Maple Grove —Tax receipts printed at thia office for fifty cents a hundred. Township t'reasnrers Disorder of the Sidney* A nd Ec'rytht-wj Xicc for the Ladies. LARGE I shall be pleMed to see my old friends end pair------ " *" " *----- " my line. FOR STOMACHS OFT OF ORDER INVOICE Please give mo a call before purchasing elMwbore. The Highest Market Price paid for Batter. Eggs, Etc. Nashville, Oct. 18th., HOI.I (IW.lY L. C. BOISE. cannot in- FRUIT TREES I io hear from “BotrtitMIeBdtd Fsrnrsr" on IMPOKTAVT CAUTION. FALL Now Tilden ia alerted I will cell more —With our | day, we sealed —D. S. Hobbs, of the firm of Webster & Dried Appha. a pail of Better or a burirel and took a trip to Thornapple Lake. Hobbs, has rented hh interest in the black- Blop- MARSHALL STREET HURSERIES, cider-making and ‘get a drink." Found Friend nicely located, and having a big run Van Buren Co., last Monday at tho sudden of cQiiom. With bis late improved mschindeath of her youngest sister. reh of cider per day, aa his presses are unBest Chemical Saleratus. and yon will not "^t—T. Garllnger and his two sons Peter get gemts made ont of cheap material or end Phillip raised 2.800 bu.bels of wheat frosts, much later than other mills • in, thia adulterated ta Its ssanufocture. vicinity. From Friend's it is but a abort ride before you catcb glimpses of the lake Car. Boisx’* gone to teaching aehool for a compensation and whirl up ta frvnt of the Lake House. OF BATTLE CREEK, MICH, . AND D. C. GnirrnH. xad wa found the mill undergoing repair*, —having a new carriage and foundation put fonndation laid for a new brick dwelling, in; but wo found a acnr« of band* Mwing which will be completed next spring. out material for trunk lop*. We count Mr. Harley m an energetic and indutlriou* man, one of the beet in West Cartleton. W. -E. Babtlktt, Dxntist, from Bailie a T rail had a collision. Three fingers of Joe ’ s right band were badly demolished. Creek, would respectfully inform the ciliOUR TOWN. sene of Nashnlla a^<l vicinity that he will visit Nashville on Mondays and Tuesdays Tool it to the Vandals! Shout ii to tbs erary (books) that ever wm shown io Nash­ Gath* ! Proclaim i*. from the house-tops natural teeth by filling and other tre^ti and sound it in the vpllays! • That every ville. farmer in the Uwnshipe of Caetlatnn, Maple Grove, Woodland, Kalamo, Vermontville, L E. BARTLETT, Dentist Sunfield, Chester, Assyria, Baltimore and gel there they changed their minds and Carlton can come U Naslville and buy them­ selves rich. And why ? Because there are now tn full blast in thia village, ten Mores lO.OOOdbs Dried Apples, 6,000 iba. Butter, Coart. last Wednesday. Moore 'was found pocket-book, Bonfield and this village. Nashville News office. < tec AX PxXNtWGTOW. Fruit and Ornamental C. C. WOLCOTT TREES, SHRUBS. GRIPE HIES, stood, that fire cannot he controlled afflicted oltl'i that dhtri-aelnx malady. MEN’S OVERCOATS ur kept any length of time when wood is burned in a stove Gkate. on a Open Tho ashes falling through the grate, leave the coals exposed to SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ! Respectfully, &c., the direct draft and they are consum­ time) becomes unnecessarily hot, and the wood is very soon consumed. N. & Q. CHILSON. the wood ts green, it requires close attention to prevent the fire from go­ DURING THE Combination Grate nest piece entitled: “We shall hear'ths an­ used in the FOREST KING of 1676 gels sing." • “Papa Come Help Me acreu ths Dark consists of two grates working in River," by Cora Davidson was well rencombination one with the other, each DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Fine Tobaccos ail Cijars. With such worthy leaders as Mrs. Dr. greatly economizes in fuel, and en­ period that the Christian Sabbath School heretofore raised against this class of would be ta a flenrishing Bondition, and the concert be a’grand ^access. Although the admitte.nas w*» t*»t THE FOREST KING is the on­ noticed iL «cdpt* at the door i ly stove made with the Combination —Whilst you are making preparation* Grate, and is unequaled os a stove of I mean your frienda.) io a bountiful thanksits class, in the world. THE FOREST KING is mouut- lively Garlinger. Geo. Feighncr, David Graves, G. Wines and Liquors I DRUGGISTS TO PURCHASERS OF Stripes and Check/. At Bit good's old stand, Nashville, Mich. to furnish all who -WHl with a good ri; ----- ... elw 48>1 times. NEW LIVERY! Stockmann & WHIynrd PttOrAlKTbRA LIVERY, WASJlVlLLt Mien. From $3 per Suit Up. BOOTS AND SHOES ! Do you want Dye-stuffs? Do you want Painta and Oils ? Do you want a good Book for the Home Circle? Do you want Scliool Books ? IX GREAT VARIETY, From, #! a Pair, Upwards. W1 KEEP IX STOCK 15 GRADES OF TEA Do you want a Prescription filled 60 CENTS TO fl.00 PR POUND. The ASH PIT with care ? extends under the entire DOUBLE E»cry Stole is Fully Warnnted WM. VENN. P*or*irro*. CLOTHING! SALE and BOARDING STABLE, ed complete with No. 12 cold rolled polished boiler iron. LIVERY STABLE! POSES ONLY. AU Goods Sold as IlcprcscnUd, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. BOTTOM. O. P. Wellman, G B. Harrison, Nashville ; and Daniel Johnson, Woodland,—9. GREAT INDUCEMENTS gtadtj-£ttade tirely overcomes all the objections FOR MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL FUR C. O. Thomas, BEST p IN THE WORLD. BEST ASSORTMENT OF that the fire is at all times under per ously throughout the winter; that it Methodist Uhttreh, ibis Nov. ftOth. at 11 WISUWS3 CUILDKEN Z^'!’ dlschargr, aie entitled to » PENSION Apply to MILO R. STEVENS A Ct, During the next 30 days DYE-STUFFS, DRY GOODS, School and Miscellaneous GROCERIES. BOOKS, HAT? CAPS, STATIONARY, ' BOOTS, WALL PAPER. SHOES, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS CLOTHING. VARNISHES, NOTIONS, BRUSHES, to. AC., AC. Surgical iBstrumentx, Timses EL, FULL LINKS OF TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, TEAS, COFFEES, Print*. Cott* SPICES, TICK8, DISMISS. .feet coiitrol. and can be kept continu­ Buxton's went to ashes a few night's sinea. GLAJSTZ! Centennial W.G.HLSWORTH&CO night. lustratod their part with appropriate sing* on the improve, sod If it ooutinuoa, wo shall p-cy in Mielilgsr. 24 * Co. <t~ THO .S 8F1 AGUE, I’mideol. WILL OFFER Mim Dora McGraw tang a beauiiful piece provided with openings and corres­ entitled “Kies Me and I will go to deep." ponding blank spaces, forming either Mie* Bell* Hardy did harsolf great credit an OPEN GRATE or CLOSED clover hull er “The Angels are Watching." FIRE BOTTOM, and is operated Miss Kelsey, the olocationirt, read eines salted to ths aHammts of a vast class dog jumped from a fence into the machine with a shaker from the outside of the Nichol*, and an extract entitled the “Mod­ But Stove. ern Cain." The parable of the “Ten Virgins," was After thorough tests, we claim for —T. M. Brsdy didn’t vole on election day. this important invention :—That all of ths curtaia sh«w< dressed 14 white III the coals may ba retained in the stove . b*bp—* ,lrl 0.1,, U tb-l, <od th, Ant and burning; and the Ave foolish virgins of MJ kl*4—kopl bl— fro— th. po’U dressed in,black, who had fallen asleep with and any amount of the ashes desired ; had about it Have you « ciiaute* and /rtOLDSVIITII’M (BRYANT * STRATTON/ VT •-W KBM1 Y. 1876. 1776. I a wood fire on an open grate over heard preached in that church. rather then pay itrine that would L. J. WHEELER. DATEm ing out, and it is impossible lo.keep —Will oar friends do as tho favor ing the local happenings of their ne CUT TH IB OUT! FOR If heavy sheet iron, all of which bum ing questions relative to Heaven, the school responding by extracts from the wood on an open grate. Scriptures and by staging suitable songs. Tho pubho’s obedient Mrvaniji, Holloway A Co. three l»w>n* and I ebeerfully Hotter Block, Detroit. Mich, Sot. 4th. of life and points Ippllcabls to the tuna Having pul a Bran New Oder Mill into informs ns that hia sermon last Sunday FROM 30 to 60 CTS &c. &c. It is a fact uow generally under­ The Hxxxr Malloxi. a co-. colobh FOR SALE ONLY BY These difficulties have caused great parity. The exercise* opened in the usual way and consisted of singing, ate. The inconvenience to persons using the manner tn which tho tubject “Heaven” class of round stoves mounted with wa* illustrated proved very Interesting, they need repairing we will tend to 'em. oeo m s-vaob STAMMERING CURED containing The finder will GOODS If dry wood is used, the stove (for a court ordered the household goods returned calf skin will be Riven to ««.» <>•«• renderlnc •oc><tnfrrm«tlan a* ru»r kerf to Hh- detection «rf any.party or parti • aMtlfttarfeltlog tlw> medicinw m vendtax t)»a US' knowlnx them to Ire epurious. ♦ • • HuM at tire msmi'atinrr uf PVofeaanr HaiLow ST te Co, K<w York, and by alt rrepeeiable dr- Kleta and Heater* In mediHoe tliron*M>ut tbv eh: • Isrd world, in buiaa rt 2& ceqte,St rente and fl « ■ ■arTbcre is eooertemblc mt log by taking the 1. * N. B.—IHreetlona for tire gukhdee of patten!er er)' di*order.»ffixt-d to each box. • . Office. 112 Liberty Street, Eew Yori- _ MH. -A.. F*. GREEN ns any firm within twenty miles of Nash­ ed, leaving neither coal to aid com­ ville. And moreover, tho business men of this village are willing to enter into comp«- bustion nor ashes to retain the fire. won't take a back seal for' Battle Creek, Marshall, Hastings, Charlotte or Ionia, on —Talk up the Opera House. Don't let prices Don't trade with old fogies in .one Cao- Botn'a horse towns, but come to Nubrille—the* liveliest town ob the G. R. V.,—and do bus­ town. Sartain that reputation by keeping iness with'live men. For further particu­ on at Booth's Barrell Manufactory for lars peruse the advertising columns of the all kinds of Tight Work. Every barrel thing* moving along. —Tne unit of R. 8. Brady v* E. A. Bn*h vrr* decided Friday by Eeq Chipman in fa►TH. The Christian Sunthfr School Concert. A ’WIIS’TElt h’srtn tile and vicinity. their sgeot, hich were bought guilty of malicious trespass. 1,000 bushels Beans, —Preston Long and Oeo, Moor*, two Has­ In exchange fer good* which will bo sold tings chaps, collided on election nlgbt and at the Lowest Cash prices. (It costs nothMoore was pretty badly carved with a Bostox Stokx. knife, bat it cost Long $50 to do it Nashville, Mich. Disorders. Hats, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing cratkrl louse, Bosrox Btokb. the wise sufficient. JR.EC’ElVITVGt GROCERIES, LOW AS THE LOWEST the Nashville corres­ pondent of the Hasting* Jmtmol, with a milar State are located - * SI , lb* HV*^b f* • <* S9M* .**(| •— ** — • ■ • 1 —■ "7oL*f TmHwdeeSwSsBrnStateL -' tektad "be ear*, se t l*w a»tee tetL’’ -S«tx! KM-two lHixaK.1 waat martera noorft - ' -1 curlOM « dutter; year prt»e te 16 enss, but > m^kta.touwt.«ortha<fon»r.” Goods, MoCarincy's farm. Maple Grove, t Propricior. . In the great Rush to Cap. Boise’s Store! Call and See Us, MARBLE WORKS BLACK A FULLER. 1'ioprietort. every DEscJurritfSr Of and MONUMENTS, Location.—West Side of Main Street, in W. A. Ayhwurth a Brick. —Mr. and Mrs. H artsy Loa will entertain for Flae Years. C. C. WOLCOTT. Fount Truly, BOISE BROS. Satisfaction fincuanL ¥. G. AYLSWORTH & CO �=SS== NEWS IN VRIEF. WOOD’S and girl, too, for that matter. How many tragedies would be avoided if 'tsss. wave#, and it h auppeawd that about 5.009.per»m» p»rt»l»ed in tlis Inundation. POLITICAL. —Rotorua from ell the ooontiee in Indiana make Tdden'i majority S.tSL . . cbanujUra, —Ti>o IluMian imperial family «u<! Uto Cltw of ot»»rvatitD an the Black aca, and rotirod to United Btaiao •teamor Franklin, in which kb for tiio prencHt. -Spoikh rrfugoc* and crai^rauta have been ordrnx! to quit Portng.l. —The reports of famine from Bombay are tricia. * . —A Cairo diapeloh saya the Egyptian MiuiaUr of Tinauce endeavored to originate a plot against .the" Khedive by reproeenting to the people • that the Khedira, by accepting the reforoa adtOk'xted by Mr. Goeehen. wee*Belling tho country to the Chrixtiaun. WBa 'axilcd . —With th* going down of tbe sun on 'he 1001 of Kovwnber tbwgreal Centennial Exj>oriiion closed fbrevtr. Alt In all. its sis months thither. A dlwpAtch «*eriboa bln dewlli. tocxcoraive drinking. Preaidant Grant and hia Cabinet officer*, by rjHcial Invitation, officiated In tbe final eloalng —’Ute following ortltra have been i-eued by look* that way Jtul at prcaonL Bomia hold* e»gor for the fray, while Turkey, refoalng to be bullied, in preparing for the emergent?. A STATION INDICATOR. fratu other Btatiw, I untlenUod. la rrju IziuUUna to •«><• that the Board of C*nra3<< (Klgccd) U. 8. QaAirt. Tn accoedazico with the saggratiouH con- tbe foliowing-namcd gentlemen signified by talrgrapb their lulcnliou of starting at once for New Oilcan-*: The Hon. Lyman Trnmt>nll. IlliiMM*. ea-Uuitcd Blatce Senator ; tbe Hon. J. M. Palmer. Illinois, ex Governor ; the Hou. A. J. Ccrtiu, Penney 1 vanla ; ex Senator Ham­ ilton, Maryland ; the Hon. J. R Doolittle. ’.VteconaUi. ex Senator ; Judge J. B. Sulla, Ohio; the Hon. Oswald Ottendoifer, New York ; tho Hott. Henry Watterson, Ken­ tucky ; tbe Hon. Theodore F. Randolph, New Jersey ; the Hon. J. B. Smith, Wire^uniu. exGovcroor; tbe Hon. C. Carroll, Marylaod; ex-Gov. Bigler, Penusxlvaaia; the Hon. d. An invention which will moot a want long felt by tho general traveling public has just Ixxm patent'd by Mr. Conrad Jenson, an enterprising young German of this city, iu the form of an indicator for steam cars, by which tbe various stations to bo stopped at can be placarded. Travelers by railroads frequently are nt a lorn to understand the names of places as called out by the brakemen on tho care. By-the inven­ tion itt question nil this annoyance is obviated. This indicator consists of tablots, about eighteen by >six inches, bearing the names of tho different sta­ tions the train may run to in its trip, each tablet arranged in the order of stopping. They are mounted on n sliding hinge made of thick wire, and fold up something like a book, and are held in place by a lever, which is the kc-y of th© whole arrangement Con­ nected with that part of the lover nearest the tablets ore two fiat pieces of metal, each a little over an inch in length, one an eighth of on inch -inside the other, and both extending in tho form of an angle inntcad of running perpendicular to ono another. Directly above thisi with the lever is connected* the cord, which mns through a tube tho length pf’ the car, and in so connected on the rear os to be worked from the platform if nec­ essary. By pulling tho cord -after a> train starts from a i.tation tho name of’ the next stopping place appears. ■• The first public trial of tho indicator lu» been made on the Fitchburg rail-' road. It performed all that shu claimed for it.. The Fitchburg railroad pxopoees। the Hon. Samuel J. IlaudaU, P<-nn«yivanU ; Prof. Humr.or, Yale College; Uio Hon. , IL D. McHenry, Kentucky. On tiio part of I tho liepublicana tho following pcr«ona were, invited, and all accepted tho treat repoeed in them: William M. Evarta, John A. Dix. E. W. to have indicators on all their cars, und BtoutibUni, and Van Allen, New York; Mr. already have fitted up eno train "with Schaumbcrg. W. D. Kelley. Pennsylvania; them. The comi*any will have them operated either from the platform or in Hbcuman, Gcu. Garfield, and Ju Jgo Stanley Matthews, Ooln; C, Irving Ditty, of Maryland; the car, by tho brakemen, although tho cord which connects with any one of diana; E. Rockwood Hoar. MMnachuaetU. them can be attached with those of oth­ ers, snd thus ©very indicator in a train, from Deadwood, in the Black Hills, for Wolf no matter of how . many care, can bo jnooutain, where marvelous diecovenfri hnve worker! by one man, at one time, in any pari of the train.—Boeton Herald. —Tbe Monlton-Boectier case Lei ended for the preacnL or until brought up in soma nt-w ahape. Mr. MoniUin declines to entapit to tbe William H. Beard, of New York, linn removal of the trial of hia cue to Delaware .begun a large picture, entitled “The county. In purenance of thia determination Stump Speech.” It represents a gathertha wit haa been discontinued, Moulton pay­ ing«of monkeys, who have assumed the ing the cceta. character of politicians* as they appear when attending political nice ting*. The speaker, upon a rostrum, with clenched Fprioifield, W., one night last week. It had fists and str ying arms and body, is cvi-1 been ter some time euppore.l ihataneffait deutly making a strong argument before tho. asaembled multitude. Behind tiio | Lincoln from the tomb at Oakwood cemetery. speaker are tbe members of tho commit­ barn and a party of Chicago Jeleetirre, aad tees, staid old monkeys, ail of them, when five rubber.) appeared and laid aacfi. and possessed of the dignity required logioua liaad* on the «arooptagua Cbo watohere for tho poiulion they occupy. Om of "prang from their placo*. Unfortunately the the gnry-hcade-.l committeemen has his aoddeuUl discharge of a ptitol frightened tbe head bound with a red. silk handker­ chief, to shield it from tho chid wind. in their flight they left their tool* boldnd, Mr. Beard says that at least one of. tbe “ sore-headed” old men &> always found on the committees at mass toeeungs in the country. In the foreground is the cmaiur the durability of iron i*il* which usual collection of well-to-do fanOen*, professional politicians and peddlerr. railroad officid bta eaaerted cot.filanth- that There is the deaf old man seated at tbe speaker's fact, with his hand to hia car to catch tho word* ; nnd near him is the —Fifty tbowand mivi reign* for Mcntrea], village “ eagr,” who nods approvingly and whispers to his companion, York wcro wuKbawa fiam the Izaudou banka. “That's tho doctrine for me,” besides the idlers who are stretched ont on the green award and ore making fun of tho •Id monkeys around them. di»Tri.L The following Scriptural passage was in fc puree stuhia-from a woman in Bos­ ton : “Let him that stole steal no more, but rather let him labor, working with his hnu.Is the thing which is good, that he may have to give him thht ueedeth.” The thief ratunied tho property, an J, doubtiess, hereafter hundreds of pocketbooks will be furnished with that breast down beneath the bddy, turoWing the brad below the surface and putting the wearer iu danger of drowning. 8 jmc country boyvget two bladders and then tie them together with a short cord, and uba these os supports. They are most dangerous tilings poamblo for a boy to Jiavo. The board, is perfectly safe, and one may learn to swim in a very short time by using ooo. It should be over four feet long, over a foot wide, and two inebns thick, made of soft white pine or cedar. To uxe it a boy wades into the water up to his aliotfidora, then, taking liolU of tbe end of tho board, ho pushes it before him—toward the hank and Dot into deep water— springs forward with his feet, and throws himself flat upon* the«wator. This moTcmenk'barritM him along a few foeL He then draws up both his legs at the same time, keeping tho knees aa far apart as possible, nnd strikes out with both fort, not straight back­ ward, but sideways,, just as a frog doed. The stroke is made slowly, and is repeat­ ed again, drawing up tho log* slowly, and «bwd'ly. Tho board keeps the bead above water. When tho log stroke has been learned, one" hand is taken from i25L3tL%Wfir^£jrr HAIR RESTORATIVE AGEfTS rffSSVS’JttJRffife DESIGNER AND ENGRAVEN ON WOOD. ENGRAVER AND 0<E SINKS*. STENCILS ANO STOCK What It Does! REVOlVERV^rsr^LXXrs A"wrii5M%' MMwrAsctt M?m»gtane. MUMSLSSgS ItAVER. SEALS. FRESHES. STEEL ANO B SI AM^. STENCIL TOOLS ANO STOCK U 11ARSON’. ■ Sooth CUritENGRAVERS ON WOOD. Etc. FLOWERS AND STRAW GOODS-SPECIALTY. GRASS, AND FIELD SEEDS. A eoHRiffl'OKDKNT, wxitiog from tho Canlcnnlal ExpoMllon. tafia of tho following wouderfal feat of HEAVY HARDWARE—WHOLESALE. HOTELS. £=!’•* WILSON’S PATENT ADJUSTABLE CHAIR FOR IN­ VALIDS. IRON FOLDING BEDSTEADS, ETC. work waa performed. $984^ ANNOUNCEMENT IONSYs££ CONS ■ ■JjBO-I $80 cESSaBSJjg /youths' Tueiik can bo no mistake about it “MatehloM " ping tobeooo ukM tbe load. Old flno-out cbowera nay Lt givoa better satisfaction andbichcapor than tino-cut. Yon cannot beimpoaed upon, as each ping has tbe words ** Matcbl«u I*. T. 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A Youth’s Publication.—For half a century tho Y’otrru’s Coxtafion, cf Boston, hae l>c*n puhliahod. It wm etartoil in 1827, and is to d*y ono of the brightest and most rigorous paper* with wbic'i wo are acquainted. THE IHfSO. 22d Year. 1877. Progressive! Comprehensive! WESTERN FIRM JOliRML MARKETS. A Practical Agricultural Newspaper. Largest on the Continent! MASON & HAMLIN Wants! Cabinet Organs 50® Unanimously Assigned the “FIRST RANK IS THE Greenbacks SEVERAL REQUISITES" i$100 ‘WcT?.tAs'-;JB.Sr‘,?sssr!sis 8 *a tn r*nil»r tbi Jor-awtt- ta lb» tra-il iwwHsri**™- “ • e->m“ THE LE8SON FOR LIFE. Of Such Instruments! Joa*r-.\.sr PATENTS ®n ffA BEHtBD/.r FlaVOBINO anttie*railJC«*«. A BOOKfoitkeMHJJON. MEDICAL ADVICE Opium liiMt. e^NiKrrHrjl uarree^ JOUKMAU Iku™. FOR SINGING SCHOOLS! The NASON <t HA HUN OHGANSare thue declared to HANK FIRST, not in one or tw> rftptctt oiAy. bul in ALL the IMPORTANT THE ENCORE are At ONL Y organs aaaijned this rank.- A AGENTS WANTED FOR HISTORY UENTEN’L exhibition Uaall* fester than any oOwrbook.- Ona Aa-atM4dH $15 SHOTGUN By L 0. EMERSON. 75 eta.; $7.50 per te. THE ENCORE THE ENCORE .n.wnii SEW hTYIJW, ENDXD Tot’S. iJSSttturewj rzK-^'ST'iSK. THE ENCORE x.-sstKnaj; O.M.KT1X. Potte.'s Aiirricau Monthly, THE ENCORE. OLIVER DIT80N A CO.. Boston. L PROVED ARMOUR FAMILY KNITTING-MACHINE ’ THE KNITS . m J.&P. COATS have been nwnnird n Medal aad Diploma at iba Centennial Eipedtlon aad eommended by tbe JndMr« for UN. TXI.KOR. “SUPERIOR STRENGTH -AND- COMPLETE OTOCKIXti EXCELLENT QUALITY I>o«blr-Hiri|»ed MITTKN ■■IrAlWsi'i’.’' -OF- Price $40 SPOOL COTTON." _________ . nnn.'sins.’Jt’ift.ltrs.eKSns _ tl-mt.>r>—. • »5.«!>•»• utbejasmo wad1077 u-poiu1'. f ■**>}• »*a1- .»yrL.qff** IU 4 I ■ A<«'ukr*t<X I* flffrrSiA tSo^llhdla-.Fa. Gjuardinff& the Mails issssssso?. lir'tawwa^’.Sa.IS PieasantaQilProfitalileEfflplonneBL Ctrf.” “Whu ” B-aatHul“Charmtnr!” "Oh. h-ra rill WrtTUX UO Uiwamul Street, IlilWph!*. LANDS FOR SALE 969,000 Aera ii soitlrJ lisnrt A Sen* Story. In No. 47 of the Chicago Ledger, at finely illustratotl, and will be found one of the most ent-rtaining romances of tho day. For too torm’i of tho Ledger nee our advertising columns, or address The Ledger, Chicago, HI. AVinno**, M w. Un-.«i »L. Detroit. Web. KNIGHT & KNIU11T, Wo*1Um<«om, D. C. OMI.Y. that WATCH THE CHlLDttXN’N HIT. The following advice from the New fork Awning Poet is very important Let every mother remember it: “Lifo-loDg discomfort snd sudden death often coma to children through tho inattention or carelotuinesa of the parents. A child should never be al­ lowed to go to sloop with cold feat; the thing to be lost attended to is to co© that tho feet are dry and warm. Neglect of this has often resulted in a dangerous attack of croup, diphtheria, or a fatal sore throat Always, on coming from school, on entering thn bouse from a visit or errand in rainy, muddy or thawy weather, the child should remove its shoes, and the mother should herself ascertain whether the stockings are tbe least damp. *lf they are, they should be taken off, tho feet held before tho fire and rubbed with the hands till perfectly dry, Md another pair of stockings and another pair of shore put oil Tbe re­ serve shore and stocking* should be kept where they , are ^pod and dry, so as to be ready for use on a minute’s notice.** _______________________ . S". ek. m«kM $10^1,000 Addnm BAXTER A < J. T. Trowbridge, Another of tho ways that are dark is the stealing of pairs; of checks from tho baggage-room or elsewhere, putting ono slyly upon a trunk in plac-j of that tho baggagemavtor has put on, and then claiming it by tho duplicate chock. A Shrewd rogue will, in that way, some. timoa get oho or two trunks, but the chancre are that ho will get caught A wliile ago a former workman of a cer­ tain road, being familiar with tho4train baggagemen, used to rido'with them in their car, and contrivol to exchange checks that he hul stolen for those ’on tho trunks, and then would appear ami alaxm them. He was detected after J ho had tried the trick a few times, and a large past of his booty was recovered. BuBNETT’h dtetremoDg, especially in this country, tlian almost any othsr dineeso; and, at itte Mtme time, ft may be simerivd that it is at little understood and as untuoc<**sfully treated. Physicians, in many cases, are unable to cure it, oven in their own pereon; yet such are tho unparal­ leled virtnwi of tbe celebrated Merchaut’aGargling Oil. that the most ob­ stinate cases nt once yield to it.—SpringJMd (Mom.) Raifg Us'an. WK*5W«XSSt worm, saltihoum. and other entaneoas I non* cured, and rough akin mado soft smooth, by coin; Juniper Tat Soap. Bo fol to got only that made by Caswell. Hi tho board and tho stroke learned, or the A Co.,-Now York, m th*re are many imUa cbiu may bo rested on the board while the stroke is takeu with both hands. . In coiiR-:qucuco of tbe many inferior This is a very good plan, as it compels imitation*, th* manufacturer* of the celebrated *• Match!cm " brand of nlng tobaocs have been tho strimmer to keep his hands under the comoelled to protect themMlvM by a trade water, which ho should always do. Byand-by tho board may be pushed ahead, and tho young swimmer may swim after The HWioteet word in our language ia it, always keeping it within reach. health. At tbe Orel indication of divoaee, use When a Number of boys go to swim, they shouhl al trays hive two or three of petMiaor indigestion, use Pareone' Purgative Pule For cough*, colds, acre or lama tuoniacb. these boards with them for uso in case ueo Jo •neon's Anodyne LMmenl. of any accident Collins’ Voltaic' Plahtkb is a gentle A practice is growing.np among the railroads in this region,-of refusing to check baggage for any 'one' till tho per son has purchased a ticket to the point to which tho check is deeireda The IniggngemaJitcr punches the ticket and then no more chocking can bo done on thattiokeL This rule puts a stop to several littlo swindles which in the ag­ gregate have coat tho railroads a good deal. It was ascertained that trunks were chocked at ono end al tbe line, the checks sent" by mail to a person who claimed them at tho other end, and who then presently sent trunks baok in the some way. In this manner a large amount of express business wm dona free of charge. Another trick wav to buy a ticket and then get a trunk or two checked by one train, more for another train, etc., till perhaps half a dozen or more, loaded with nobody knows what, hod' been sent free of tho extra charg-i required. Tho pouching of tho ticket by tho baggageman prevents this operation. 4 IMPROVED •ucru, finra* ra uuor huu. well wid that man ia the only animal that kwca lumaelf iu thn water. We append directions tux acquiring the art of swim­ ming, as furnished, by a correspondent of the American Agriculturist : When I wm a boy I learned to swim by means of a swimming-board. Tuis is the mfet-t method poeaihla. If corks aro ...... : • “**- ■ A I. COWORN. Director-GenenL • J. A. HAWLEY, Pre*. it. WARSEB’S BElLTStcS^tr VYtib Xfclrt Pfu^pairter r.ittl' The Enemy of Disease. Pain to Mab art Excoltent Agricultural Landa, Trici.iaa.IPU *10.00 » Aar. AUTOMATIC >. *4d rra* A. L DE*IE. tanS EZTaACTS.— Fend Post*] Card for IfiurtnUd l*nctf Lbt, Ac. Willcox & Gibbs S. M. Co..' ’ I ; * twa p«-» r.j mail, tn viIUUl. K ; Saueen, n u. .Ip A<uta al S5 cvHtalw. .Order site two Tie WAwit Siam BL Lwta EUPEON! SILENT SEWING MACHINE. ' MUSTANG LINIMENT n you h«v« rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, a burn, or a bruise, procure a bottle oi Eupeon. It will give InstanT rede! as thousands can testify. Fot sale by ail Druggistv. H. A. HURL­ HUT Ok CO, 75 and 77 Randolph *t> e-'J Chicago. Agents for the Proprietor*. >1 avui Ksuffsaaffra DIO. $25, |50. 1100. noo. D. Lottrop & Cd.Tbm’SK Mass. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-11-24.pdf.pdf cab00d42ab27ea9fae43ec43e9dc4185 PDF Text Text ®hr Sashrille »eurs AEVKHTISHa KATES County, MidrfgM, usssttsssss Progression. No Retrograding VOL. IV jflasnrulr Btrrrforu NASHVjfrLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 187C miafatorid, of Ibo RctomUtf; Board of Izxiuii- LOUISIANA. 'llio following card bM been givtn to Lho public. It fit aoIf-explaDRtory : Hon. Abraham 8. Hewitt, Chaiiman of the York. Not. 10,1878. M following. The that a delegation of prominent gentlemen come NtSSliJ.SS.VSK1' triUL.-s; tt>Ux>< to materially rhancr the result of the elseSaturday evening. proceeding directly south, Charles Hotel, New Orleans, Monday mornguiuM Jir.rt.rj. requested. The emergency appeals to your patriotism." The undersigned are informed you bare come W. H YOUNG. judgment of the board upon the validity of IL A. BARBER, imppert to Merc:*. Bayes and Wheeler m c*arS^SrwUNMhrii ”mt M. C ELLIS, . frauds or violence, it would be a manifest in­ terference with Bute rights and kcal aelf-gov- official right, to attempt to influence or con tert that the pood citizens of all ;*rtya regard anthon- its Judicial election. Had a corresponding est oount andtrus returned the vote actually cast of greater moment than the success of any candi- authorized to [■*** upon the fraudulent returns Rreulenre, hrel bcoM rail of Um M.. CLEMENT SMITH. FLlNTJi- BRADY. and tounsriloes- st taw. vol rids of Mala Htreel. Nashville, Ml ATTORNKTH BRADY. D. W^SMITH. fan a national importance, and upon which constitutional government. The undersigned, therefore, in viow^of tho unhappy coutroveraion which have heretofore arisen from tho action of tho Returning Biard of the State, where its action could not in any lYcwiilenlial UNION HOUSE * will of the majority m lawfully expressed, r»rank danckr, rrwetenr. thi* houi i* »l«a**ntlr *itu*tel in tte renter of buMuere. A___ l. T,.. K~. m*T- ent, to meet and confer with them personally, F Iraan- Terms: for 3* lea* i iL A. Darter'*, oo bale Street. JOHN M. ROE, CHAS. IF, DEMAR A Y. ry Cto»k».bpe U«i aa rrievaenu e Union House. D. W. LINCOLN. in UroemiM «nd Pro Cwata. OvnU' Faralting Good*, DEALER _ _ ____ _ u.i„ o E PARADY, J. B. RASEY, and a delegation of rd titans of Ixmisiana, how­ ever rcwpoctabla, attempted to Influence its judkisl action upon the facte presented to It tho duties of tho Canvarolng Board of Louisiana were merely ministerial or clerical, as in the case of any officer chargsd by law with the duty of verifying and declaring the result of any election, and inves­ tigating. with no discrotiou, as when the Presi- election of Proaidant and Vice President under the constitution of the United States, a diffcrjudgment. vital to the preservation of epnetitutional liberty that the habit of obedience to the ALF. C. BUXTON. Mn. M. J. TIMMERMAN. and impartiality shall command the respect couatitutlcnal modes of redress for even actual grievances should be avoided and condemorl parties. Yours, respectfully, as revolutionary, disorganizing, and tending to disorder and anarchy. Morriton, HUuot*; Bamusl I. Randall, A. J. OurTo reduce the whois quastion, therefore, to Uo, William Blclrr, Peuasylvanl* ; J. E. McDonald, ItMtan*; J. B. Doolittle, Geons B. Hmlth, Wlsoor- the mere clerical duty of counting the votes actually cast, aa proposed by you, in distinction from votes legally cast and returned, !£«>■{>«€•.I ire of the question whether they are fraudu lontly or violently cast, or otherwise vitiated, involves a nullification of the provisions of William T. DoaJlton, Maryland; the laws of Louisians which have alraady been adjudicated aa valid by the Supreme Court, and would be wholly unjustifiable here as well The following is the reply of the Republiprovided lews to protect Uie rights of votera crate inviting a conference: re, concur in your proposition for a conferiee on that basis. Very respectfully. HtanVev Matthews, J. A. Garda!.!, ■igned. tn whom your note of the Hlh inst. was addressed, only arrived in the city yester­ day evening. We have, therefore, been un­ J. M. Tuttle. able to reply until thia morning, and can only WEBSTER If HOBBS. kind* of work m u»Black­ smith and Hormahorirw line attended to prom- delivery, and without the possibility of an answer accompanying. You remark that we camo at the request of the President to sec ORNO STRONG( that the Board of Canvassers make a iln and Fancy accuracy and lacksmiths, ah B WM. E GRIGGS, actually oust m by Ito fr irnoss and impartiality MUSIC! MUSIC! U. & MAIL LINE JMijcdlMWtW €«rM. heartily with you in counsels of peace, and in fully constituted authorities, and wo may add Moses of what shall cccur in the canveMof the JOHN Q. CBE88Y ') « H E U1 roflMtiou. will concur with na. We are hare as T H. LEE. V. Deputy HJxerlfT, laws of thio State, nor have we any right to control or influence any of Ito offioara aa to the JAMES FLEMING, ’ iatcUaier ail Jeweler, Kral >Me of lUta Bimt, NMbvHte, Mich. P. S.- Fine Watchn and Jewelry care­ fully repaired and warranted. MONEY TO LOAN I Ot Appi«4 Keil Kitale Settriiits, in sums or ^300.00 and UPWARDS ON LONG TIMEL. RUH8ELL. ELIHV CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace A correspondent of tho London 7>-Z- graph writes: "The oddities of Bel­ grade life, normal and abnormil (oerlain features of tho Russun oooupation tak­ that both the organization and action, ing a conspicuous place in the latter upon tboao whose duty it is to admfmuter them; whether judiaii or ministerial of the ikt::ruing Board of Louisiana were beyond any categorf), would fill a small and singu­ larly-diverting volume ; but there are would be the height of arrogaace end folly to ■trauqere io this Blate. aud wo had taken It for which one hesitates, even under the strongest temptation, to lay stress upon, to t he suggestion of the President, was a recog­ terpretatton of the laws open those whoso duty or even call attention to, tho comic as­ nition of this fact. We bad supposed that it pects of men and things Servian. NevAuthorities of thia Slate, by our mere ns that it would bo srrojtnoo tqnally to attempt ertiiolcas, one trifling incident of recent b) our concerted action to influence the pro- occurrence strikes mo as being so in­ trinsically and harmlessly funny that I boards acting -judicially. and hence wo am cannot forbear narrating it, aa nearly a* whose observance mnet dejxind the eeqaloepossible in tho words of the person to oeuce of the people of all parlies In the declaird whom it happened, a young Russian of rnault of tho Louisiana election. Rules such enoing tin action of the HUaruing Board. but my acquaintance hero. This gentleman, case ; that the decision in any contest ought having demanded and received permis­ net to depend upon the more arbitrament of would enable ue jcdii'ly with yonmclvm to sion to inspect the citadel, was conduct­ ed over the works and the Kooak by the Servian commandant, a somewhat stout and fairly hoard ; that all questions of law eonm.uniofficer, who, however, when my friend ought to be decided m conformity with its rotabiiahed.sonend principle", and sM quostiona pears to na to accomplish that which by your expressed a deeire to ascend to tho top and of the minaret hard by, from which an extensive view of tho surrounding coun­ all the Btatea of the Union. Tho Irisl of causes try is commanded, excused himself from Involving public interest st least ought to bo accompanying M. do ------ to tliat ‘ bad public, and all the proceedings resorted to f r eminence-,' but offered him a trusty guide, tho purpose of determining the bsute in the present electoral contest ouglrt by ttair to that rantIt. and called up a strapping young fellow manifest Impartiality to disarm the nuspidon in a sort of fatigue uniform of drab col­ associate! inflnonco. This wei regard aa l>eyond ored canvas, whom ho instructed to con­ our duty or our privilege as indivlduala. We duct the Goopoden. Arrived upon tho In this connection we may bo permitted to observo that while undoubtedly, as you nay. a and. as individuals, to co operate iu whatever tiny platform, M. de-------first took in sedulous inculcation and cultivation of the alia!! be right, but concerted action for tho tho panorama at his leisure, and thru habits of obedience to tho forms of law is vital -purpoo« of influencing an official board wo bent his eyes downward toward tho place to tho prooorvation of constitutional liberty, it hold to be boron-1 onr privilege*, and wo ahall fronting tho Konak, where ho noticed is no less important that a refusal to yield such several exceptionally fine men, clad in a obedience bo not provoked by using throe costume exactly similar to that worn by forms an thorfneana of euVrertteg the wry his companion.. ‘ Tell me,’ ho exclaimed, ends fof which they were dr Signed. Without fully, undertaking to question tho sincerity of tho John Rteraan, Stanley Matthew*. J. A. GarBrld, turning to the latter, ‘ who may those men be, and to what branch of the serv­ you know of no reason to doabt that tho ice do they belong 7’ ‘ Look, Gospoden,’ Louisiana Returning Board will make ■ jMrfect- Ohio; Ruitrne Hale. Maine; roplied his guide, ‘ that one there is the ly honeat and J oat declaration of the reaultaof brother of tho Minister------ ; ho han the recent election in Loulaiana, we deem it not well, Abner Taylor, J. M. llrard»ley, 8. It. Haren, improper to ramipd you that the presence in minol*; ieiin-Ctiborn. Will Combsck. Indiana ; C. twenty years ; it is because ho killed his wife. That other one, tho tall youth this city of eo many citizens from all parta of tho Irving Ditty, Maryland. Union al thia moment teems to be evidence of a with a sweeping mustache, ho will widely prevalent dtatraat of the action of thm not be here so long. He is the son of board, end that each diatrual has this foun­ It is reported that John Morrissey has Senator------ . He only killed a mr.n w ho dation at least, that the oonstltuifon of the board has not been changed since ita returns deposited $2,000,000 of pool money in offended him.’ And thun ho went on ware sal a*i>lo by a OongreMional committee of one of the city trust companies. There with his catalogue. It should bo remem­ which the Republican candidate fcr tho Vice is probably as much xxjpro put into the bered that my friend, a slight and some­ Prceidency wu a member, and this distrust ta hands of tho other pool managers. It what delicate young fellow, was entirely not unnatural in view of the fact that aa we would not be extravagant to say that alone with his interlocutor, a sinewy understand one of the members of the Return­ giant of truculent aspect, upon a narrow ing Board is a candidate voted for at the recent there on> $5,000,000 to-day pending upon tho results of tho elections in the ledge of stone sixty or seventy feet above election, another the holder of an office of profit and truat by the , appointment of the various States, and this sum i« increased tho level of tho ground. His fotlings present Executive of the national Government, hourly by the conflicting stories which may bo more readily imagined than de­ while all the mrmben of tbeboard are believed come frpm the doubtful States. If there scribed when this gentleman in drab, to be in affiliation with tut one of tho panics should be no election, or a dispute as to who had just revealed himself, by impli­ to the preneut political contest. In view of all cation, to be a galeriano, turned to him thia It is hardly tieceaeanr to add that tho who is President, the people who have Uxma of cur letter were not designed invested it would bo deprived of their with hideous jocularity, and, slapping to prejudge tho question whether tlie func­ money for some time to come. Some him amicably on the shoulder, observed tions of tho Boturning Board were judicial or fine day large sums of money will sud­ in a tone of restrained pride, such aa in ministerial, or both, but simply to invito you denly-disappear from some of the pool­ assumed by modest merit, ‘ I also am a twenty-yeara’ man, for you neo I, too, acter of these functions, they are openly, fairly rooms, and then people will wonder how have killed my wife.’ My friend re­ and honcetiy discharged, and. while we thus re­ keen sporting men were willing to trust frained from any attempt at staling or con­ their property in the hands of gambiers, plied, in as Steady a voioo as be could struing the laws of Louisiana, we deemed it while they would not be satisfied to command for tho moment, ' That is in­ equally irrelevant to the subject of our corro- ptasoitina banking institution unless deed very remarkable and interesting. it was known to bo tliorougbly rolvenL Perhaps I am keeping you from your vol ring upon officer* other than the conaliluregular avocations. I think, perhaps, ento of the Loslaiana Bctamlng Board tinder We hear that some of this money ia very we had bettor go down. When they got the laws and constitution ct the United Stale*. loosely kept Ono night over $100,000 to tho last stop of the staircase tho amia was deposited in tho safe of one of the Whether, aa you obeervo by way of illual ra­ tion. under tho constitution the President of up-town hotels, without receipt or other ble misogynist turned short around upon the Senate both eounta and dociarea the •votes guarantee than the honesty of a hotel M. de----- , and, stretching out his ' red of the electors of the eevtral State*, hia dudre dork. These sporting people are not right hawd,' ejaculated, ’I like thee. being purely ministerial, and not eubject to business men, and have not business Thou art a good man. Let us ecrdiaUy tho control of Uongroas, or wbetbir. habits. It will bo m much tho fault af shake hands.' What wan my unfortunate yearn, a practice inaugurated by men some tho betting put lie as of tho proprietors friend to dot Lot ns mercifully drop a of tho p^ol rooms if at some time heavy veil over tho inevitable accolade—tho losses ace incurred. AU this public culminating horror of th is, tragi-comical under the direction and control of the Senate gambling ought to be prevented by law. eminently Servian episode.” without official functions, attempt this, wo hackman’s busineM is always driv­ Wh«n can you be paid to swallow gharware I When you bny a tumbler and goblet. The namo of ono of the British iron clads is Wye. It should have Donough for a consort. 'Bru conductor—"WeD, bobby,what's your fare >” Police Sergeant—“ Bread and water—same as you had before.’’ A Nkvada woman picked up a stone to throw at her husband, and found it tm a silver brick. Moral—Throw stones at your husband. At the volunteer camp : Sentinel— ‘‘.Who goes there!" Officer of the Day —"WhatI Not know me7 Your tailor I’’—Paris Paper. An old gentleman who is gettiug "thin at the top ” says, "Always pick out a bald-headed barber to shave you, because ho can't consistently ask you to buy any hair-restorative. ” . "Tommy, do you know that your Uncle Robert has found a little boy baby on his door-step, and is going to adopt him f” " Yee, mamma ; and bo’ll be Undo.Bob’s strp-aoo, won’t het” upon the discussion of wliich we deem It no There is excitement enough about our THK PVKEVIT OP SAPPIXICSH 1Aelections without having betting so or­ TKurKRrn irrrn. mit na to say that, notwithstanding your refu-al ganized that it is a temptation to every­ Barney O'Toole and Patrick Moran ewer to our letter of the 14th inst., in which to co-operate, we Mill cherish the hofie that the body to "put up” romeihjpg on tho before tho bar of tho Fifty-seventh you inform us of your determination not to Returning Beard, warned toy the history of the result. Ab now conducted, pool-gam­ 8h oet Police Court Barney had a black bling is even more demoralizing thou eye and Patrick a damaged nose. Bar­ such tariuenco as pboeryed by the whole world, will diacharge ita lotteries. — New York Graphic. ney delivered a plain, unvarnished tale : delicate duly with each circumipectian. fairactually cast at the election in Louisiana as by neaa and impartiality aa will giro «ati<f»ction “ Yer Honor, it was all on account av its fairness and impart^dity shall command to tho American people. To thia end wo will the diction. Pat, ho said that Hayes The Rusaian Count Zirraiba — * d emi continue to labor. Should a different rrou’t' witz elec fid, an’ I said that Tilden wuz Wo sincerely regret this failure of pur attempt follow the notion of the board, we ahall have nent liogutat, haa formed a mom.tor class, to secure the co-operation of the citizens from the satisfaction of knowing that while you hare cleciid. of 1,000 in BoetoD, to teach it German other States in the furtheranoe of the purpose taken the rrapomibiUly of declining to act "Thin sex Pat, aggravatin' loike : which, an we supposed, lisd brought them with na, we have done all in our power to avert by a now prooetw, which, it ia o’aimctt, •• 'Hurray for Hayes'.' is wonderfully easy. Tho fundamental hither at this juncture. We regret it all the “ ' Hooray fer Tilden !’ sez I. idea of the nyetom is that whereas chil­ specif ally. " ' Yer misbtakin intirely,’ sez Pat. operate with us appears to bo baaed upon a sedren learn their native language first by 1. Randall, A. O. Curtin, sound and prununaiateon, and afterward •• ‘Whoop.” sez Put by grammar, tho English student of the “ ‘Hurrsy!’ re* L German language uhoald proceed in the '• An’ thereupon we agreed to settle it same way. By tins method the material loike gintlemin *u* decide Uio for forming wnienoes is taken from about waa eHetion st wuist I hod got in ono phrases in common use, and, so the cm Pat’s Dose, an' Pat had landed wo understand you are hero—in his recent order achoLtr progress, h, is increased by doto Gen. Sherman. That language waa deliberfirninst my eye, an’ everythin’ wus illigrees. When the student becomes used the KranzjoiXDra. gint, an’ Tilden’s prospects wor nivvt r to the German sound, tho German words The following is tho reply of the visiting broighter, whin a polacenaan camo inter­ are printed in German type and repeated Republicans in New Orleans to the Dcmoeralic ferin’ loike, on’ thcr's no telLin’who underneath in English character!*, both note of Um 17th : would hev bin clictid at all, at all,” and words iiaviug the English meaning op­ Birney and Patrick stopped down, posite, and thus a double explanation of murmuring against armed intfsrfcreDO) the word is afforded.__________ the 1’resident icjuethw in supposing that in of the law.—New York VYoUd. M ish L ucy C ouchun went from the and that we were in error in attributing to you rotro illegally cast, as you certainly do us in- a purpeao lo interfere with the legal'? ooneti- home of her married siaur, at 318 East A man in Virginia City, Nev., whowi tated aataortiM of ttus-Btote |p the dwebargo Twenty-fifth vtroct, on Wednesday even­ Chinese conk left him, was tumble to narrow and vicious interpret* ing, taking two smoothing irons, and retain any of numerous " Johns ” for Baying : " You will never sec moagain.” over * day, until he induced one of them In cur Judgment the expression 1 • votes actYesterday morning fat r body was found to explain that some appanutly-mcnnin the East river off East Twenty-fifth iogleaa strip* of red paper on the kitohon street, with one of tho smoothing irons i wall contained the Chinese inscription: rotes only did ww dartre to secure a fair and attached to each fool. Miiei Coughlin 1__ __ _________ , was 50 years of age.—Nw York Sun. ; Muchee jsw jaw. BafhoridM LOAN A ing- J. M. Boardaiey, 0. B. Farwell, Courilaudt Parker, MaefcwiHe, State. MONEY TO ceediuss of Uw board in rtacbiag a reeult aa President and with na it, thia nnderataoding. VILLAGE OFFICERS. HstunUy !o NO. 9. Thk conviction of prize-fighters to tho New Jersey Peuitanliary lately affords much food for tho thoughtful It is be.vwre* «.,a more-, evidenf rtailv coming “ld m.ore vident d y that a withering card in the newspapers >. . Ur brtUr wd wj rf „tUiOg . ! Tn„ are making a crusade against ! phyricians in Manchester, F-ng. ------------------ ■ • • —.—\ I BlNOSRS AND PBEACHEM ID danger of . JojUn c(m n(..w jn-incl: pie, Dr. 3. H. MeLsen'a Oramb and lou* Baal­ fTTSL rough thai pounding him is. I L*an. U« diratuu!. St Lou *. A young lady of this city, who was in­ attentive at whist, has broken off her engagement with her lover because ho recommended her to " scoop her mind up in a peanut shell and fix it on the game.”—Brooklyn Argax. "ILmlk. U 'tto cross the bridge at night must we pay toll!” "Of course, my dear; why do youMkt” "Why, because the river has gone home to sleep.” "Oh, tho river never sleeps.” “ Then why has it a bod, mamma 1” Tax editor of the New York Telegram was onoo a boy, and he remarks; “ When three good little boys got to­ gether of an afternoon, tho chanocs are that there will be either a quarrel, a win­ dow broken, or somo stray dog will have a pan tied to his tail.” The Scotch larch will grow on very poor land, and so will the chestnut Tho trees should ba taken from the nursery or from open ground where they have been accustomed to the sun and wind. Trees taken from tbe thick woods are PMUsmsDi being angry in a defeat" one day, put his hand ou his heart, saying : “I am the trusty guardian of my own honor!” “Then," observed Ourran, tbe anng sinecure to .which ho Um ap­ pointed hinwelf.” ’ A famodm usurer of Parin being 'em his dmlb-lxri. bia <»«&»«» prwitea > ■ilnr wocibi tohiio, «ilb » ■n— to aw»keb bin, to a aauae oi bia aitnatowi snddenly exclaimed ptodKi. barbarities unparalletad in modr-n �1.1.r newspaper no on» aupprasag t< rould poraib'y succeed, and m** nf.tbe ezp«ti*sc»d Journallets of this c'uy, .predicted that it. founder Mr. Jam*. E. Bwint*. ’ wouM in a few I Saturday. Bui the pe FOREST KfflG, C DISEASES T«£ MOW Mmwn I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF MY I STOCK! WINTER Which will be sold at rates slightly in advance of cost prices. LTTB IA TOO raorr to ml If YOU hmaayamn snnvyln* irmptorae. ro miner haw yra> tiU'it is doubtful if any Detroit paper bf'ttaw <l0t<*flH»n»r0imneUuy.. . ’ . _____ Whtttl* ft Bliss arv hnMing revival meet., •bfo sucews,. yi»ir readers will naturally ghlr auderttwd ibe buaineaa. THE KING OF JUKI! FOR 75 CZEJSTTS Yoa can buy the beat Th» low W ATERPROOF Tie Mart LocatiK 51 Imre St., gsiSii'srtrtliE! • .tvrtbrr crleaner a! 91 Ottawa in Barry County Good U-Iieh Sheetisg for 7 Coals. eaaforano*. Mrs. Rfoohfoy. wifo «f th. props the Franklin House Al North fentin dentally killed heroett, Nov. 12th, by an Good 44-!aek Bleached Sheelins lor 10 Cent>. to 10.000 । opera per bout and Nice Drew Goods at ti Beaatifal Nubias only JO supply only a limited number of rtieet., •ren when important news tia« orvatod a deEdward Griffith, while digging a well .3 tnaod for paper.. The Evening Kcyot ha. mile* rauth of Evart. Nor lith. wm cum- been able to throw npon the markoi in a ■bort winter’s afl4ru<x*n .from 15,000 to 20,000 copies, and has ia»u*d in one after­ noon aw many as 2T.000 coffoe. tho erenhig. Hut the most important agency in ponoAl Grund Rapid., Nov. l&h Rodney Kell. lar'uugaix) building up this journal ha* oTAilvgaB. rttempted suicide, taking throe been the ability of the publisher, lb oaowi ef laudaaam. A pby.ieian raved a forge editorial eiaff. and to pay such sal­ aries as ahould wimmand a superior grade of literary okill. and they have been fortun­ ate in thus securing a valuable corp, of writers. Mr. J. R. Seripps. who I. hi. own manag­ Xa. Hanshaw, of Port Huron, on Nov, ing odlior, h.s just commenced his twenti-Htb, met bio (forth in tho following fool- •th year of cnatinoous jouroaliMic work. Ho U ably arafotod by Mr XL. A!my Aldrich, * (own ditch. recently of- the Bortun Globe. Mr. F. 11. Burgert b the' .wide-awake new. editor ef th* concern, an-d Mr. Oil. R. J0»mun. for- mlheltaeMr Celt, per yard. it Cent*. Eleeaat Sleerelew Jackets for $1.0*. aw, restoring lire Ml valid. Us jwnnonry to .offer from say anooylna , JONES O SELLBCK, Boys. Ladies, HATS, CAPS, GLO S■ MITTENS, hrs'th and ~ “TOO LITE! DIED THROUGH NEGLECT!" Wwich will bo closed out CHEAP. DENTISTS MEAT MARKET I K»- Establish 1 ROE & CLEVER. The largest stock in Nashville. The Battle CrveV/eurnal says James 0 ey, of Varena, wdRobbcii of last Alonday* night. Grey hae, for a good many yearr, kept a-liitt* grocery .lore at Verona, living intlhaJMfik4Mtfi.fif.lheJ>uilding. It is the opinion of the neighbor, that be was awakened. 0b. the 55th ef lart July, James Beteher •hot ond killed Daniel 8. Kenyon, in Mer.ea Emex Co., Ontario, in a quarrel about Vom« cd in the Sandwich jail. Belcher wa* con­ victed of murder, on Saturday lawt, and •entenrad to be hanged at Sandwich, en the14th day of neat December. day night near St Helena Island, Strait, of Mackinaw. On Tuesday morning five of ky. captain; F. Martin, mate; W. .Mu'uruM, ftromsn; Vetal Barroom, steward, •nd John New I on. Turoday of last week the house of Alsia Barry, two miles south of P»iterviile, a for­ mer about eighty yrars of ags, eaugbt fire in the chamber, he being glon. and in at­ tempting to distinguish It bad boebme .tiffoesaed hy tbo smoke. Whvo dfocov.red by a pwinrneighbor tic wss .in an toroartbl* :ng building and the Ore finally put nut. His beard, eyebrows and hair was-burnrd U.UU. IXUVX ...MM---- -------- - ■ . derrtood, thfo winter act as WoiOungtou corraspondenl. Mr. &■ »■ ‘.h" most original, humorous And polished writ­ ers on the Deiroib press, will prtAnhly be located In fenring, and if he >», eokwAhiug bey .ad the ordinary dull prosy reports ot Initiative proceedings may bo looked for from his pen. Altogether The A’CWS main­ tains a- regular editorial and reportcrtal staff of-from un to twelve perrons, betide, a host of outside oomuponronts. The publishers are just now procuring a new eullit of type and intend for the comhg year to kava aa h«ndsome a paper aa ia pub­ lished in Che State. Bimuliaaeously wilh this renewed vigor of editorial management; they will tnake .n effort to bring the eirbofatioB, which during the political campaign has ranged 'from lfi.000 to 16,000 copies daily, Up lo.'a round, 20,000, and ihia I bare little doubt they will uccomplhll wilh the paper they art* planning io furnish. The olfica ef The A’ow is rilurted on Bbalbv *lre-t, wilin n few yaid. of the offi­ ces of'the Poti, the Tribune, th- ChmJner Clal Advertiser, and the Michigan Far­ mer. It is a Jow, stvagglfog building, part of brick, and part of wood, very dirty from th* coal smoke of the neighboring offices and from the dirty paw. of hundred, of news­ boy. which throngs the vieinty. Inside, the premiro., except the pressroom, arc cramp­ ed and ineonetnienl, and the' necosrity ef a new and euforgmt bailing ia sen'oufly felt. Its erection cannot be much longer post­ poned. indeed. I bvliwe is already t .lktni of, and in eoOBM^OR with it. an even farter press than the one now used, is looked lorwaH to. Gr.Stx.AfK hanking the public for part favor, .edict* continuance of tb* nune. and would inform the publioahat they will FOR SALE 'ONLY BY Special Bajgains in Crockery, Glr sbware, Groceries DR. AIKIN HORSE BLANKETS, BUFFALO & LAhROBES NEW MEAT MARKET. Celebrated stood, that fire cannot t»e controlled or kept any length of time when wood burned in a stove is on a Open I lake in ruhu,e for Good., >1 <h« Highe.1 Mullet Price, Butt.r, Eg<a. FROST & TOWISEND Dried Fr.il, Ce.h, Credit, .od .11 other produce. Nashville, November Sth, 1876. Hearing and Sight Restored, Lung, Throat, and other Chronic Di*ca«ps Cured, and Broken Dour Coa* Gbatb. . The ashes falling through G. A. TRUMAN the grate, leave the ooals exposed to the direct draft and they orc consum­ ed, leaving neither coal to aid com­ bustion nor ashes to retain the fire. Free Exhibition ' Frr.h >d Skit Meat* Reinvigorated. Bottom Prices. His Patients Gain 10 to 40 lbs.in Weight Serious. Complicated Di sense*, tiiu If dry wood is used, the stove (for a time) becomes unnecessarily hot, and the wood is very soon consumed NASHVILLE If the wood is green, it requires close attention to prevent tho fire from go­ ing out, and it is in$ossible to keep a wood fire on an open grate over r.ANNEH 299255 STOKE! Have Faith In. These difficulties have caused great inconvenience to persons using the class of round stoves mounted with DEPOT, OH SOUTH MAIM ATRKET, llfei FOB THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS! night Morley fotally.wounded mid two «»bcr m«n rarioualy injured, the L.n»ing Journal ray« of all kind*, which will be sold low for cash Nashville, Mich. VERA" CIIEAI’ It is a fact now .generally under* Internal injuriea caused by inhaling the fyraking of ibo terrible family quarrel T-IEFAULT tatloj beeni »»<!«’ In the condition* and fight near Lansing, mentioned list JLZ of a certain MnrtRafr. dated I ba twantTJlfn. FRESH MEATS, Knives, Kories; and Silverware. C. C. WOLCOTT HABDY Sc. CROCKED, ere be is now receiving ond opening ttp one of the finest Stocks of ..nbcmwtrrf. and ahall recommetaf y Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down frirad. M a mort ndlabte jd>j uckan.1 irf Nashville, and never in the memory ol man was goods so cheap as he will sell them this Fall. Why, •nor a abort trealmonl by Dr. Atkin. 1 •• Yoor nunedim are havfog • who'.ever heard ot a Good Check heavy sheet. iron, al! of which burn OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF wixxl on an open grate. hi. wife, now Mrs. Marble, and a fellow named Stead, and on* night diecorevod the The Combination WiUta* Farmentor. own life. R<w'«le1* used in the FOREST KING of 1876 Still it is so! She next rhfch Mortgage two wart divorced. Then upon at\ unlucky day Marble made her acquaintance. He •Ighty-nln* m4 44-W» defer* (»W.«i. besides sttornes fee of twenty-nee dollar*. agrred In a •bl. etifora. but with hi. marriage hl* trotib. lc» bsgaa. Lawtuits, bickering, and acau<Ud* ttullTpIivd until Marble io hfo' old ngn consists of tiro grates working in IE Patterns BL1NBXESS! sad DEAFVESS! ! provided with openings and corres­ ponding blauk spaces, forming either CLOSED FIRE BOTTOS!, and is operated —The following are our new subscribers We have Over One Thousand Dress Ranging in Prices from combinatmi one wilh the other, each an OPEN GRATE or : Catarrh, Consumption I To two dollars per yard. If you will call and get prices before purchasing we will guarantee it will do you good. , Asthma, Bronchitis. rad alt Tl.ro.t .nd Lunt Com­ plaint (which, in this country, are tbs grrafeten- r>. C. GRIFFITH with a shaker from tho outside oi the MmHwUAv John Wlaea, Z-Fark. Grate FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 CIS A YARD. stove. After thorough tests, we claim for LIKGEWiO OK (JHROSTO D’SEAEES. if»U. Rbrnmathm, DrapepUa. MW. UuUr>. the coals may bo retained in the stove M.n.Ort—. that the fire is at all times ubder per­ EPILEPSY. Have just added, to their usual large stock of General Merchandise, a READY MADE CLOTHING! Barton and lunes' Drains!ic Co.’ restating ef nineteen artists, will ’ •«oo appear this village. mf heretofore raised against this class of THE FOREST KING is the on­ ly stove made with the Combination THE FOREST KING is mount- ° i AT THE BAKERY CAN SB >0USU < FRESH OrSTERS; »| B0L0G.V.1 SAVS.1GE, Sj GROCERIES, and 5 fABI MEALS to ite Wf! L. EMORY’S GENTLEMEN! Grate, and is unequaled as a. stove of -was recently kissed in the‘dark byl..^mhlakr. explained her etimsion to Allows* LARGE STOCK OF stoves. BEU’S, YOUTHS' t MTS' CLDTHIKG ptrtiahed boiler iron. GALE CHILLKB aid DIAMOND IBUM PLOWS DEFORIITIES, tirely overcomes all the objections !r<*. Planters, and Of (be Brut Nike* ii Country. by • tlturcere yea era ha»<- the rajuyiaont -f pet; tsrtiMMUlh. ■^Canurwwlrtamp&x circular ami Imtawunt informarton. ’ UyaUryteul Uu. fcw, heeltky «hUdn», or pone ously throughout the winter; that it greatly economizes in fuel, and en­ Harrows, Corn Road Scrapers, The .Reliable Firm of fect control, and can he kept continu­ MERCHANT TAILOR! Wheel Cultivators, LADIES! and any amount of the ashes desired ; S. LEIBHAU8EJR, Horse Rakes, Plows, READ AND CONSIDER!! this important invention :—That all ‘Fr!u'"K«!tu.Mr.»<xTXB, REAPERS, MOWERS, Dry-goods, Groceries, Tocsa hhwid-aged udou> oolx.1, so. ..r F Carriage# and Buggies. CROOK'S PATENT BOOTS AND SHOES, Which were bought ftrr CASH tnd will be mold at the lowest The ASH PIT extends under the entire DOUBLE CALL -ALtSTZD SEE ITS BOTTOM. r. M _ ,, „ . . and ire will eenvince you that we are not to BEdTEJf O.V PRICESII Enry M«»« U F.lly W»rruled LOOK IN! O. a WOLOOTT. KOCHER BROS. DOUB.LE WAGON �On “Friday, Nov fOth, before Ju«*^toe Hayford, the,people vs. Frank Ryerson, pwrjury ; examination ad­ journed-until the 13th of Dec. Pna~ ________________Cy-Bwi'.. B«ghl»rU«d Jcufap. ZRzTJIsr OVES! Tbv ,C'>a|r*fndU*n*l Church ol KaIswo. oner released on $1,060 bail. FRIDAY. T«faA»i - -- .CTS PIONEER STORE! MEN-, WOMEN IND CHILDREN ! nud Charles C. Smith, wwult and NOV. 81, NUY. 24, 1676 1&76 baiiArv.arntuencd the 20ih. ; plead ebmted h» «lel birthday last Monday. u w. He • ,hr w<t n**°,n* xen w now living ______ in It is ■ efl until the 22nd, at which tune they —Sol. Troattchanged their plea., sad plead ffuiUy. of the Baptist They paid a fine of $7 apic<«J-ior the pleasure ol striking a man wilh a In the ifreat Rush to Cap. Boise's JTew Store! *• I*’* Apple., —If vott cannot afford a turkey co On the-21st, Granger Van Vteck out an4 shoot an owl. was arraigned tiefore’Justice Hay­ —The yellow pumpkin lies golden ford far exemption on a' charge of embezzlemetrife wss proved upon op the hillaido in the country. on tbe-evtdence'of?Van Brunt, Shrill­ —Potatoes are 75 cents per bushel er and S'ge. that defendant had srfld but one dollar will buy a oord of good vinegar, cider, kc. fur another p.arly and after converting the money to SALE. I —J. D. Tillou han concluded to his own use, left for the north woods. J not embark in the blacksmith busi­ Jle was bound over to the next term of'Ciroriit Court and in default of : | iicss in this village. am alter $200' bail will remain in tho county companl now. offer for sale »y hntae — —R, R, s. S Brady Brady has has shouMere shouldered E. jail until next February. Bu»h'. (urnliure and ouriad • Tlie Circuit. Court is in session and Ud. Tww mw*ariHo fo tf,° Circuit Court, lhe "emninal” esses have ■ been disshiagb mil! wiikiA } Jfcosed of as follows : * IH basExad's bed and board for beUer accoa)odalioiu. . « iyh«re the four corner* ef the township* of CiAlJstod, Wood lead, Hiutinsv and Caa•leion join, lhe Dieeiplev Church *re erect­ ing a fine houxe of worship. ■ The Soald of Che IvdiM of Maple Grove will bo enivrtained by Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Nov. 2tHh. tvnd. • All art cordially Invited to at- Dry Goods RECElVI MO- GROCERIES, Hat., Caps, Gents’ Furnisliiug Goods, -4nd Eerythln'j Nico for the Ladies. Tho Methodists of Kalamo don’t think'it I ehall be' pleased to see my old friends Is very good religion to »it in a warm church whilst their horse, ebiver out doors, and •my line. You will find my stock complete * The people of the Stale of Michi­ consequently bare erected sheds for the and al pricco^as miles off., throe m.los from counlry Moro this villsgfij shall feel awfully. gan vs. George Redder arid Minnie poor brutes* comfort. nnd pool office, (moil every doy,) six tulle* LOW AS THE LOWEST from o rood grist mill, 10 miles from Ben— Henry,. G. Downs, of Benzie-Co., Jacobson, order noZZc prosqae entered. The mayor of Charlotte ha* given sports­ xoni*. the County »e*t and W-at of the Grand( The people vs. Allen Dewitt, com­ Please give me a call before purchasing friemls in lhi| Traverse College. Jind half way tWfataea, is visiting ■ /“'’/ST™ *r7. i ’ locality. lie ' I piaint for false pretenses;— Reasons men permission to shoot do.es which are elsewhere. The Highest Market Price paid “ ‘his farms up there for sale at a ,, Trovoveo City sN Frankfort. Soil a rich numerous in that city, but the Leader has­ for Butter. Eggs. Kttf. fil ed for not filing Mrforniaiioti, and sandy loam. Timber principally maple, I bargain; tens le explain that Hie Excellency does Na*Uville,Oet. 18th. taii about 4(».6oo foot of’eboic. pine. haxTS —-Glory Hatlelujah! Chipman A , _jiise dismissed. . The people vs. Major L. Smith, for not mean **aoiled doves.” L. O. BOISE. about dOwcrr. dcand. 18 seven of gras*. Ease have scouted the site? and that forgery, order nolle prosque entered. baa about 300 fruit treoo, some in bearing. Opera House is going up this falll. Sojourner Trtth, of Battle Creek, lhe ag­ The people, vs. James Reed, John a>oo •• boAicWW lUUe lake in ibooontor It wi]( be 32^100 feeL Wilson mid Electa England ; abduc­ ed lady who has so many times been report­ abounding in fish and covering 7 aoroo । Reasons filed for not filing in­ ed dead, spoke to a large audience at Ch ar­ Back of tbiv io a marah covering about 20, —There will be a Sunday School tion. •tree, rncloavd by a bank, a taw roda wide concert al ike AL E Clutrnh Sunday formation and case dismissed. ietta. Nov.lflth, although ebe is 95 years old thrmagh which a channel could be ea«tly eve Dec.'ini. Admission fan Cents. The people vs. Wmx Hummel and she poses.ea a remarkably strong oonstitu, An.,.. iX. frnm th. l.lrn cr nth. . Wm.‘ McGraw; larceny. Plead tion and active brain. thereto riot guilty. A separate trial ply. r»r Cr»»b«r, palun. I ... «».r —Th. >Pri«hlly D.lrolt Brrnw was on’.ered for Hammel, Wm. Bur The Vermontville Enterprise claims a ?<■»d'-«"d .ghsr being appointed as his attorney. circulation «f 480 copies, and ita editor ha. ■ time. »r withom ihv pl»« far tl.3O0. or pet ticoat, and is looking as bright as OF BATTLE CREEK, MICH, The people vs. Archio W. Teal; been threatened with a horse-whipping. would wU the werinrtab’no-would ex-1 a sixpence. Its a mighty btg little information foi larceny, arraigned on Oet a revolver or a pair of brass k nuckles, good. oafablr ________ .. ■ • ■ - - tho 13th and plead not guilty, on the Hoskins, and the next time a saloon keeper eny. ror inn j»iwa«i<»u owi< uu iui auoacribor »LClement Smith’s law office nntiljA—We have lost three subscribers 16th, former plea withdrawn, and a attacks you put a head on him. Dec. 10ib. after which call at his residence, this week and gained twenty two. plea of guilty entered. The prisoner or_________________________________________ addrws HrnktC. Downs, Inland, Mieb. If our friends persist in treating ii« is now-in jail awaiting sentence. 1». GREEN — The bones of the mastodon discovered MR. <hi’-y«.h^ib.obi«eil u>bUy In the ease of the people vs. James while ditching on the farm of Mr. CuniDolph, the prisoner a bright faced lit- ; tie fellow not yet twelve years old ,siderable attention and hundreds are flock­ VcrmdnfaiUc is hiving ■ seige ■croM the entire farm. Contains about was brought up before the Judge up- ;ing to see them. Over 1,000 pounds of 300.000 feet of good pin*, will bo sold for of the roller skating manfa, anti thh on a charge of burglary. The buy , Fruit and Ornamental these bones have ben taken out of the ground young Indies of ’that "burg" wear $1,100 or divided to suit purchaser*. plead guilty, and was sentenced to ( lots of stuffinc in their bustles and a HENRY C. DOWNA and at ill there is more to follow. the reform school al Lansing until he good broch of back hair. > The forward part os bead has not been ; arrives at the ago of 21. There were ( WANTBD—10,000 pounds Dried Applet —A few days since we noticed one several boys came into the court found. One ef the bones found weighs 68 I at Cap. Boisi’s. and a corresponding bone from an 1 of Roc k Clever’s turkeys minutely room to hear the remarks of Judge pounds, Holloway’s Pilis.—The most powerful inspecting a»copy of the Evening Hoyt, which were very impressive 1 cximlng medicine for the cure "of female one half pounds This large bone is Netn. Tt is supposed be was rending and it is hoped they may learn a les- and 1 complaints. Fifty years experience, incon­ and three-fourths feet long, and the 1 testably prove ihcec remedies anrivalleJ for Gov. Bagley’s Thanksgiving procla­ son from thw sad experience of their three ono of the ox is 14 inches in length; He . the disorders incidata) io the softer sex. mation. schoolmate. No tam:ty should be without theoi. Ther The people vs. Geo. D. Moore, up- 1ha. taken out about 13 feel of the backbone —Mr. C. Kill has moved from his may be taken by young or old, as they will the pointe sticking up on the backbone are oti a charge of malicious trespass. 1 beforo health when every other mear, prove farm to this village, and his first move was to make our heart happy Jury wore out fivo hours and brought ‘over 18 inches long. What we call-a tooth­ . The Judge 1pick in a deer’s fere leg, which is about 3J by faking 2 extra copies of the News. in a verdict of guilty. ,N«W Orleans Molwv and Syrup We are proud to number all such sentenced him (o pay a fine of one <ruchec long, ia in thiaanimal over 20 inches Al 0. A. TatniAx’s. hundred and fifty dollars, $145 costs >in length. One joint of the neck-bone, men as Mr. Kill among Nashville's and S5 fine, proper, the same to be iwhere.it joins the head, weighs over 14 lbs. inhabitants. paid instnnter, and in default thereof aand the hole through it, called the spinal •T^n .A”yria jus’toe is credited gix monihs iu the county jail. Mr. marrow column, is nearly five Inches. One just reemved their second stock of Fall "*•' with ’• having, on «» n occasion, Moore p.y fine and weul home tooth found is 8 inches long, 7j in width, N. & C. CHILSON. rebuked a witness t. .... contempt _____ ...... _. for of rejoiciug. ’ and 4} thick. The ribs in thia animal sita court in tho following language: ' ROY. edgewiie te the backbone, instead of flat­ "Young man if you speak ialhrtt way wise aS they do in the ox. The animal is again this Court will forget its dignitho wise sufficient.’' Bovron Stom. FOR STOMACHS WIT CF ORDBH.. fo m-ALctn* uUl *o effectually lAiprav* the intst' be .turnacU m them Ptfic tJwy rrtaore all «cUb------ I.,,.—.—— ■ INVOICE “ If ft OF FRUIT TREES I importajtt FAI.I, MARSHALL STREET NURSERIES, A. TREES, SHRUBS. GRIPE VINES, H..1I *1 tlx. ru«nu’uzlorj- of Profi-*«or HolLow-’ WINTER. Office. 113 Liberty Street, New York. GEO M S AVAGE GKX)D8 Detroit. Octobers, is;& Thislatoeertifr tl>*t*Dr? K. FROM 30 to 60 CTS. CVSBS JOSMTOI Baller Block, Dettrtt, Mleb, Mor. tth. MEN’S OVERCOATS Itatcreacee—U. f. .vnarrw.. x. w*t: Booth A Root, prop’* H.nran! H« Dr. M. A. Maas** office. 1S3 Congrm. Ikrtmll. Mich. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I Respectfully, Ac., of Violins, Une Bow Boian Bxo.'a, Strings, Ac., at quality and price at WANTED! 10,000 bush elx Potaloe*. ' 10,000 lbs Dried Apples, 6,000 iba Butler, 1,000 do*. Eggs, 1,000 bushel* Beans, In exchange far goods which will be sold at the Lowest On»h prices. (It eo.te noth­ ing to look at them. BSSTOW 9to»«, * Nsebville, Mich. Goon Cooxs — Udisa. if you would be ..... _ _________________________ known as good _cocks, and would avoid the mortification of having poor biscuit for tea when you have company. n«e D. B. A Cn.’s ®<i ’>>“ only. Cap- Bomi'e. fer men and boys wear, which were bought I) W.LtacoLn. 1 Pair Bob-sleighs, 2 Wagons. 1 Bett D>’Uble Harnees, 100 Bushels of Corn in the ear, 6 Tons of Hay; We above-property . Liw«a Dcrkmi. VEBUOHTTILLE nily and pundfi you in the snoot." ‘x—After waiting five years' for thpathmasters io appropriate a suffici­ ent sum to fix the road across th? flats at H. Feighner*s, the farmers nf Maple Grove have taken the matter into their own hands and are holding “bees” to grade and gravel the same ; the first "bee" peing held last Mon­ day. —Mrs. Lewis Mead, of South-west Vermontvijljft, last August, while vis­ iting at Adrian, became insane from a sunstroke. Her insanity* has in­ creased to such an extent that it baa been deemed necessary to remove her to the Kalamazoo Insane Asyl­ um,■ C --------- " lut week, when One no one was in’lhe house she fell up-!on the stove, in a fit, badly burning her .. ..Jr hands nauas aud auu face. race. , yr —Lwt Monday afternoon a certain Maple Grove man found a negt of wasps. Supposing they had frozen up for lheir winter's sleep hp picked them np and jokingly tossed them over to a friend.—the friend returned them ia the same way, but unlortunately one-Of the insects fell down the back of his'aeck, nnd. in a few min­ utes that Maple Grove man was fran­ tically trying to g«t from inside ths shirt. He said the foot of that latle varmint wss altogether too hot for comfort. —The regular fellowship meeting of the Christian Church will be held Saturday at W. E. Bastlxtt, DxsTirr. from Battle —Rot. J. W. Weeks of Marshall will ooCreek, would respectfully inform the Mticupy the pulpit of the CbriaMao Church on xens'of Nashville and vidaity that he: Mill vl.it NasbvHle on Morays and TueaUys •rdial invitation to all to attend the M E. Social. natural teeth by filling end vnie Lodge. T. ft A. X., will be held on CM1 at Booth’s Barrell Mattufcotory for aelvea accordingly. BOOTH. C, L Drvo, W. M. —Rev. C. 0. Thomae will laoture before lhe Nashville Literary Society on Monday CUT ■ j Is the first meeting of ike society, since ita adjournment. Isst Spring, It Is hoped there MABlDifla treduced in this ita wendm « that try It W y A "profae" meeting was held at the M. E. Chnrch hurt Snnday even­ ’ ing it being lhe first onn of lhe kind ever held in thin aty. It provixf a 1 w00 mother-in-law sharply inquiring if that spare room it ready. srttnent. There being not a I of water in the place to use ^£firc,jt-has been concluded lo no fires,—a perfectly original f^i It saves damage from dirty water. 'Hie entire departmeat, en­ gine, hose and all, consists of une man, called the fire warden. He can get together on short notice in case there is no fire, nnd put himself out before any damage is done. Our lawyer is away from town and the xcsiilt - is that the Justices are turning lheir hands to honest labor. Our postmaster' is becoming ner­ vous over the political situation, not knowing whether to take a job of cutting railroad w-km1 during the win-, ter or nut. All depends uj>on who is elected next President There! is a prospect of a literary entertainment in the church on thank-giving evening by Miss Kel sey assisted by the choir. A singing school, under the leader­ ship of Prof Field of Charlotte, is in successful progress and bids fair of ultimata success. Clatues are held Monday and Tuesday eveniuings of cack week. The pulpit ministrations of Rev. T. L. Brown are well attended and high­ ly commended. He is evidentally growing in power and usefulness. The failure of W. II. Benncdict, announced this morning, (22t>d) lakes this community by surprise. Mr. B. has for the past twelve years been engaged in the retail grocery businessandhas done a thriving businew to all appearance, al least kc has retained lhe confidence of business men to the last. His assignment to his unde, A. C. Benedict, is under­ stood to have been voluntarily, under no immediate legal pressure. He has the sympathy of a largo circle of friends. sirone resolution to wife had gone to his mother’s house and left him alone with some small chi! Iran, he took hi* raxor and went* into the bedroom and windpipe so that the noise made by bia of­ other room so they left the house and ran for their mother telling her that grandpa noise that scared them. At the alarm they hurried to the house and foand him dead with blood still flowing from his throat as be lay upon bia back wilh the raxor still clutched in his right hani. He was a man about eighty years of age and one that al­ ways cultivated a miserable ugly disposition making him.elf a very disagreeable man__ Middleville Republican. FROM ASSYRIA. - L. J. WHEELER. DURING THE Cente nnial W* will five Customers all tl» advantage* of th* LOW I’KI C E S C-A.SH I CASH! 1.1. HLStfiRTH & CO. WIVtiWS 4 CHILDREN tlischarfe, aie entitled to a PEXSION. Mliil II. bib' * LU, War Claim Attonwya. IS Kaater'a Block, Detroit. WILL OFFER During the next 30 days ix DRUGS, MEDICINES, . CHEMICAIS, GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO TORCHABBR8 Or DYE-STUFFS. DRY GOODS. School and Ma«cellaneou« GROCERIES, BOOKS, . HATS, CAPS, STATIONARY, BOOTS, WALL PAPER, SHOES, PAINTS. OILS, COLORS CLOTHING, VARNISHES, NOTIONS, BRUSHES, AO., AO., AO. Sariical Mnuncnts, Trusses. El, TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES, TEAS. COFFEES, full Fine Tobaccos and Cigars. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. . u»n or Print*, C TICKS, SPICES, Michigan ®ftitralRailroad DOMESTICS । IIKMINH, Stripe, and Clucla. BEST ASSORTMENT OF Assyria Center, Nov. 20(li. Ed.News: ____ THE BEST Jtadg-glade LIVERY STABLE! We are having a little excitement at the center. This morning quite n crowd were attracted in front of Mrs. Abbey’s grocery store, by an object For Han't, Boy*' and Toutha’ In town, at 20 feet in length from tip of nose to WM. VENN. Peor-lilTOK. end of tail. It turned out to be a FOB MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL PVR horse ihnt had been presented to Dr. At Bltgood c old ataod. Nashvlll., POSES ONLY. Delano and he was labeled "'Rail Splitter.”-* Upon his 4>ack were ima­ Mr. Vsstr haa had several years erperiges representing the Dr., family and •nee in the livery basinem and ia prepared patients, and covered with inscripto furnish all who wish wilh a-good ri«. IN GREAT VAR I KTY, Do you want Dye-stuffs? tioon appropriate to the doctor’s prac­ and at prices cofrerponding z With the close tice, etc. Do you want Paints and Oils ? The hotel is about to change hands. Do you want a good Book for the Wallace Hartom has his new house WK KEEP IN5STOCK nearly completed, and will moye in Home Circle ? next week. Do you want School Books ? JAflEN HTOCKUAKW, B. T. Kent is doing a fine busk FROM nm ; ditto Mrs. Abbey. Do you want a Prescription filled We have had a number cf deaths 50 CENTS TO >1.00 PR POUND. with care ? ' in tbits place lately. I do not know the reason, unless it is that wc have All Goods .Sold as Represented, and Home is the place where the heart a doctor in our place who seems to Satisfaction Guaranteed. should empty out all its griefs quick­ have good luck in this respeet. ly, never io lake them in again. Location.— West Side of Main Handy Andt. Call and U«. Street, in W. A. Aylsworth’s Brick. (We have iworived two letters from AsurrThere is a tailor in Lincoln, Nob. Ia, bota of which charge Dr: Detaaa with Nath villa ItlrfL. Asg. 1st, IRS. Fours Train, Wines and Liquors ! CLOTHING! From $5 per Suit Up. BOOTS AND SHOES ! From fl<a Fair, Upwards. NFW Lirtxfi 15 GRADES OF TEA r ton: i iTot LIVERY, IE SO, ally. chair, Is high and to have weighed 30,0u0. Mr. Cummings has been offered a large sum for Ttiisj»laco has now two saloons, a half Interest in the bones, one wmskey 'Shop, two drug 'stores, ■nd is soon to have a lock up. Who SUICIDE. says we are out destined to grow ? Local items for tbn village newspa­ Mr. Cidy for many years a resident of Ir­ per are no longer hard4to find, but are ving, this county, and late of Twin Lake, exceedingly hazardous to publish. If Muskegon Co., committed suicide on Friday, the Enterprise cdifpr doesn’t get November 3rd Inst. Mr. Cady had parted thrashed once a quarter on an aver­ with hie wife a number vf years ago while age it will be attributable to his great living in Irving and still living separated sagacity or indomitable pluck, or— each under the care of their sou Exra with aomeUung else. . . This place lacks paly ten of having aide Mrs. Cady living in a separate house thirteen dry goody store*, which is which Exra bad built upon He place on purmare-that artist place* of its size can po.e for her. It appeared that upon aris­ be glory of thia rffmee is its ing that morning he told a neighbor that he FOR Sts 1876. j O-A.SH I 1776. A "f^ll Caution. box of J"iU» and GlnUsaaL .—Mitos.) BOISE BROS. SALE aiOOAm.SW W. G. AYLSWOBTH & CD. �braked. CATARRH »m The oelebraticn w.l! cost half a proix-eding* sormrcted with the count wit will DOW. attach. 2 <77 zr-sr aii Maj. McDonald, a paper upou thia subject which will be denta, so far been concerned, namely : John Qdincy convened, and will doubtieas furnish the Adams, In 1824; James K. Polk, in SANFORITS RADICAL CURE. AGENTS rglMWgffiCTUgfc basis of a prolonged discussion, which 1844 ; Zachary Taylor, in 1848; James must -necessarily ensue. Maj. McDon­ Buchanan, in 1856, and Abrahatn Lin­ kernel is a Itttte larger and ald is tho loading parliamentary author­ coln, in 1860. In 1-S24 there were four -tow. loot Mil. of UxUrUMsl i^-kw. ZSSStffSXfSk ity in the Beuate, and ranks crith John candidatM in the field—J. Q. Adams, Andrew Jackson, W. H. Crawford arid sad Bobtrt Yaanyer. Jointly, indicted-fdfr the Henry Clay. Adam-t received 105,831 numtary bw. He murder of Joseph L Haywood and NiebUaa lUOM. OK BMAXD . vote's, Jackson 155,872, and tho other counting of ______ _ . Baakt r. with intent to do great bodily I.arm, tho election of Martin Van Buren, in two cantlidafes combined about 180,000. 1887, and baa been in the constant em­ -In 1844 Polk reoaired 1,337,248, against Chy and Birney. ployment of tho Semite since that time. 1,361,362 for 1848 Taylor rcoeivod 1,860,­ Ho, like Mr. Barcby, is of the opinion- In against about 1,500,000 for that 'the twenty-second joint rule is a 099, not guilty. a tomb, at fipring- nullity, not having been revived by the Coss and Van Buren. In 1856 joint action of the two houaiw. Ho Hpchanan receive! 1,838,169, r-gaimt UrntUy.___________________ Tbg^l joet of the villainous plot waa to recnre b also of tho opinion that there wm no 2,215,798 votes cast for Fremont a?d ' A Yotrrn’fi Pubucahom.—For lutlf a other . In 1868 Lincoln received century tho Yoxrra’s Comtasion. of Boston, rioua connitrfMter, from tho Illinois peniten- constitutional authority fur the joint rule. . He claims that Oongreae will be 1,862,352, against 2,810,501 votes for tun banii pattUsbad. Ir wm etarte-J iu 1837, so1ia to-dsy ono of tho brightrot sod mo*t obliged to fall back upon tho oonstita- Douglas, Breckenridge and BcH. a raiding go. Its their trial at Faiibatd*,. tional provision, which b somewhat ob­ A COtra MMMMTHATION. 8avw Yovb Hadi. —If yon wish to save Minn., they all three pleaded guilty ta murder scure. He ssya that we ore now in the CHtERFULLY RECOMMCND8 Over two weeks ago, Mr. T. B. Scott, same position ns we wen’ with regard to prfeoumont tej the remain'!*? cf tbair natural Buaxm’o Cocouxx. tho cnee of Wisconsin in 1857, when of Candoo, lost a heifer. It wm ou Monday ahe wm misled, and for several Vice President Mason, of Virginia, re­ THE MARKETS fused to entertain the objection made Io days he searched for her, but she won xommigm. the vote of that State. It wm yet not to bo found. At last he went to a mobilizin'' of .hie artny; that ia. to any, counted, and he decided that he alone straw-stack, where ihe-cow had • been -in had the right to throw it out. The dr- tho habit of running. There he mW a previously on the War ctablteiimonL Tho cumstanoesoonnected with that case were holo eaten into the stack, and at once military orgsn'zalion of IluMia, on a peace these : The electors met on tho day after suspected Lis cow was in it Ho went footing, la about 763,000-men of all arms. iu cantiondy, for it wm as dark as But three troops arc arraxigtd so as to supply that fixed by bw for the . mooting Egypt The passage seemed to have no “cadres-for a forae Of 1,450,000. A "cadre" of the electors in the several'States, and is a skeleton organization containing enough in that respect it wm a non-compliance end. . He had gone twenty-five feet, and or a failure to comply with the reqnire-- do cow found yet, and tho passage still YrOURown that it can bo swelled out safely, and effiiriaatly, BANKELL LEWIS. monts of tho bw. Then the electoral open. At bat, at a distance of thirty 'by emptying into it a proper proportion qj tho votes ^cro counted on the second feet from the month, ho came npon tho roaervo. In tliis way troops compsrativdy animat She wm alive .and doing well Wednesday in February, in 1857. Tho President of tho Senate pro tom., James on. too straw; and a good warm hense to 1.0 an vxcellant Ffosur.—tea attend by volunteers, an in thia country. M. Muaon, of Virginia, opened all the she hod undur tho stock. Tho passage la.a^yteMte.dnWS.giygg.y '^-7^ pertifisatee, and landed them to.thp tel­ she m:ule wan a winding one, or she *t,Om July, W. —All Europe appears to be arming. Gigantic lers, and they were read, counting those wonld have fonnd her way out at the BOLD BT ALL DBUGGIFIL preparations for war are being mule by Russia, of Wbconmn, and in pursuance of the opposite side — Toronto Globe. England and Turkey. AU tho railway lines fa Hm:* tixvo been seized by the Government terms of a resolution which wm reported A Nsw • Hahtsihiuc murderer, after far military uro, and Austria oontcmplatea a L-y tho joint committee, appointed to concluding hia statement of reasons why partial mobilization of her army. prepare a mode and manner of counting —In view of the rttnom with reference to tho electoral votes, declared that James ho should .not bo sentenced, snatched the contemplated Fenian raid, the citizens of Buchanan was duly elected President up an inkstand nnd hurled it at the head of tho County Solicitor. The great man, St. Lamberts (Canids) continue railing volunteera. Beatrice are still placed over die armory nnd John O. Breckinridge VicePresi­ by a skillful dodge, avoided tho missile, MILWAUKEE. and magazine at Granby. Everything ia re­ dent of the United States. After he had and tho prisoner was restrained from i mrulc tho declaration a member from ported qniet at BL Alban*. VL ’ further violence. tho State of Kentucky, by thr> name of torisl on the probable occupancy of ConstanU- Humphrey Marshall, arose and raised a At our requeat, Cragin £ Oo., Philadel crs< inn v.; nopJo by Ikitnh forcee, mjti: "England's question of order, - to-wit: Hod the raaenUree «■«?• phia, Pa, have promised to send any of r. j. wim p. object U not to participate in a war between chic a- a our readers gratis (on receipt of 15 cents President pro tern, of tho Senate the Turkey and Russia, who may fight out their to pay postage) a sample of Dobbin's right to declare or to decide whether or Electric soap. Try it Send at once. protect Cot.stantinople and the Dardanelles not tho vote of tho State of Wisconsin from seizure by Rn-aia. Hngland would should bo counted ? Tho President of Wnaxv-Extra.. Centennial Awards. Amter. mmpiy hold Constantinople in pledge tem­ the Senate pro tcm., Mr. Mason, refused Coaw.................. porarily, on behalf of tho other powers, and to entertain the question, and thereupon The nowspapera have been lately teeming with ingouiotudy-worded adrorUaemente re­ loft the chair and proceeded back to the garding THE LEDGER, the awards. These publications have I-hUadolpblL'. Senate Chamber, followed by tho mem- been eklllfully prepared, no as to convey tho Chiouj£O, Illlnoi-. l>era of the Senate, withont waiting for impreasion that this or that exhibitor baa wweeS It b satisfactory to learn that the at­ any question to be put to the joint meet­ really received the highest and beat award. ibrowsco.; •» wu Thu-, instead of iufotmfag the publicaa to the tention of the Government has been ing. There were preoeodings in the true state of affaire, they have simply con fused called to Mr. Stanley’s procoedings in Senate, but attendee! with no definite tho reader. V mi tors at the Centennial find themnelvos bewildered by the adven-o c'ataia Central Africa, and' that steps will be action. Mr. Wm. Bigler, of Pennsyl­ to atstiuctiou which they find placarded on every hand, and they do hot know which way taken to repudiate tho apparent respon­ vania, from tho joint committee, made sibility which that •• pioneer of civiliza­ a report. Mr. Butler^ from- South Car­ tion ’’ has in a wholly unauthorized A BOOK HIT,T,TON olina, introduced a joint reeolution cov­ manner contrived to fix upon thw coun­ ering the cate that was then in point, MEDICAL ADVICE iSS&KeSC.®! iter skirmiab line of try. A memorial bu been addressed to fbut nothing was done with cither tho re­ W. O.^PZBzntS. Vitj beaalilul lUMath Scbo-.l were officiary an­ Lord Derby on tho subject by tho Com­ nounced. They Lave vied wilh onh other fa :I<6.1 [Eat abliahcd port of Mr. Bigler or Mr. Butler’s joint C AGENTS WANTED FOR HISTORY mittees of the Aborigines- Protection resolution. They were bid on the table, tho uao of extravagant language to prove their rcsKctire ciaima to diatiuctioc. TBo and Anti-Sbvory Societies, and the of­ so that tho only election wm that the moat ingenious methods have been devised ; ficial answer to it has just been .pub- President of tho Senate, in tho presence dkinterretod voire«|>o-.idoiitF, above rolo ob Joel was to instruct the ignorant public, b>vc at GOOiEmlnentMusical ComposersLiahed. It states’ that “ Jib Lordahip of the House, opened those certificates volunteered their semoeH (for a cooaider*(SS.OV.I By X. B. UaaiMo. Varj intort«Ua< tsrSend for Ulnstrated Catalogue Iim read with great regret reports of the and coanted tho vote8,ufclnding those of tion); ex-jndges of awards, in tho interact of certain ptano manufactari r*. have made pre­ new wnxcox a gibbs TERMS. <13.00.1 HVAIMEB A Baum. circumstances which seem to have token Wisconsin, and when tho question of tended n vetattocs of the accrete of the jury­ place in connection with Mr. Stanley’s order was rained on tho admissibility of room. for tho cake of mippoit ng the cliirae of their particular favorites, and iigbtatag calcu­ explorations, and which have created ! THE WORLD OF SONG. ! ----------- | the vote of Wisconsin tho President of lators have been appealed to and bav<> found such a painful impression in. tho conn-' the Senate refused to entertain tho quess- convenient matfanwtical rules bv which to Cl __ » ________ 1. . ..................... try. Mr. Stanley not being a British tion, and left the chair. Duly machine subject, Her Majesty's Government have most srs^Au“Rrl least OLIVEBj IKTSON & CO., Boston. a srcxairirif rouKG Dtuisox. no authority over h£>a, but Hb Lordship GOODS 1,-X “.feg-gprl MONEY There was a second trial in tho Brook­ finsD0« >bu tintaitfatid. Iu f*cu the pi*no Stitch . v cannot but hope, looking to tho charac­ men bsvo left nothing ynlone U>, ml»ksd the Indicator. ter which Mr. Stanley has won in thb lyn City Court yoeterday, Bays the New Public, mid by their affurts bavaratued cvirycountry by hb expedition in search of York Sun, of the suit of Min? Mary L. Unng relating to punoa to bo looked upon with distrust, and have made themselves the SILENT SEWING MACHINE. Dr. Livingstone, tliat be may eventually Smith against Peter Mallon, the florirt, bo able to afford some explanation or for 85,001) damagee for embracing, her Willcox & Gibbs S. MPCo., <Cor. Bead BL) AM Broadway, H<w Ta justification of hb proceedings which b against her will white she wm purchas­ not apparent from tho reports which ing in his store. In a previous trial be­ have been m yet received.” As regards fore Judge Reynolds the jury disagreed, the cliaritable hope of tho Foreign Sec­ after first reporting that the plaintiff had Mveit Missouri Bcfoie Judge- found to bead the list Thia bonce, from the 960,000 retary, the only comment whrob^sug- no-cause cf action. FiAST-CLAM STOCK FaSMS, grsts itoclfjb that Mr. Sfaurcy has np to McCue, yesterday, Miss Smith, a stylish, couimenoemoui of the lajdbition. relied eotely upon the merite of their instruments to si-coro tho preseaf bites the Veporter of hbown propoa^cesing woman, testified -that on Excellent Agricultural Lanas, tt?^TOSA<xm?aoiQaj.?.WML Moby prooec^ga.; and,. jO84s to be judged the 23d of February she went to Mr. highest honors fa the ptano department, Ui»r out of hb ow3 mouth, tho appearance of Mallon’s store. It waa tho fashion then have modestly remainrd in the bickgroumf. any subsequent explxuatian or justifica­ for ladies to wear a roee with a geranium It io fortunate thal the judge-, in preparing the Tinahe report, ao framed it aa to leave no tion o f his proceedings b in tho lost degree loaf on their sacks. She tried topin iton, d -nb! about their prr-emintncc. They eapeimprobable, and that for tho simple reu • but Mr. • Mallon told her to put it up Hallyoemmendod all Lhi^fourstylteof piaaro, concert gland, parlor grand, square and up­ son that he obviously sets nothing in higher, and no leaned over to pin it for rights, and accorded them the proi«o cf utithem which requires to bo explained or her. He put his arm abont her and < quated exoellenoe fa all the details of pea foct instruments. The rtpert is plain, str-lghtjustified. Considering, however, the drew her into his embrace. forward and comprehensive, opeHfv ng ail the KNITS A COMPLETE STOCKING Mr. Mallon, a plain, homely-looking e’otMuU of merit which it U poxaihle for ths manner in which hu. doings are regarded J. R. HAWLEY, Pre*. in this country, it is m well that Mr. man, testified that when he leaned over Stanley’s audacious assumption of an the counter to pin on tho bouquet, his 1H3B. aaa Year. 1H77. and origiQslity of ccuaUoctiou. and sxosllaaoa English mission should bo at once put a foot slipped on a wet leaf on tho floor. of wurkinxDth!;.. By ccmpsring it with the Progressive! Comprehensive! If you have rheumatism, neuralgia, Ho lost his balance, and, pitching for­ other report* in tbs same d*i>ertcnoiA. even headache, a burn, or a bruise, proem e the most skeptical will scknowlejgo tb»t ro “ Lord Derby will cause .Her Majesty’s ward, endeavored to recover himself by rtronper Isagnaga amid hare bo<n need to ex­ a bottle a Eupeou. It will give la«tir.t Consuls on tho cast coast of Africa to be touching Miss Smith on. the dioulder. press Uin uuauiaK^n apptxmJ nt the judgta rcUet aa thousands can testify. Foi lhauDEU-au, Nov. 11. 1876. instructed to intimate to him, if airy She said nothing, and did-uotseom dissals by all Druggists. H. X HTTRIr means of compummhog with him | pleased. Bho wentacrou tho street, anil Tur. Youth's Comfawion, of Bobtor, BITT & CO. 75 and 77 Randolph street A Practical Agricultural Nowipaper. should be open to them, that he has no i ho saw her afterward standing on the lMrac»t on the CoMtinenl! Chicago Agents tor the Proprietors. among ita contnt.ak.ra each writers m J. T. authority to hoist the English flag.”— opposite side of tho street Trowbridge, Edward Fgglcetoo. Edward Ever­ The plaintiffs counsel, in summing ett Halo. James T. Flak’s J.G. Wliitti. r. C.A. Pall Mall Gaz'.ttc. Cincinnati Cancer InaUtnte, np, arid that his client wished only a Bteplvn*. Louisa IL AJcoU. Rebecca Ha ding Davie. Julia Ward Howe. Mrr. A. H. LeouoMkiichants Gaikiusg Oil.—TLm moral verdict, protecting her rights and wen«, tziuisc Chandler Moulton. No writers •tandaxd linimaut has boon before the thooe of the community. If ahe gained more aUncdwe fa tho ronotry. and tin rmblipeople for over forty wm, it having a money verdict, it would be dispensed cition for ycuug pooplv mvfa cutorprteing and been flrat manufactured in 1888, and it THE LESSON FOR LIFE fa safe to nwrt Hurt j..» preparation in to some charity. He wished the juryWe often tw a tanre stock of cattle JEW the market baa to fully stood- tho teat of mon to copBidcr themselves in the light whten do D 4 OA-rm i time, and boon received with such uni- of brothers or relatives to lhe young ‘•tpring poar,”sU tot veraul favor as the Gargling Oil It is woman, directing attention to lhe inter­ ’* * r —/household in this found jn nearly every esting facw of tho plaintiff. country, and ia also sold s . extensively in Paia to Knud Judgo McCue said that the jnry should , ta Uoglwj Oil Otapw, ha. tau not heed such appeals, it the plaintiff ' oblipd Io rtwdil, iunue il» taalilim received any money she oonld spend it lor nKocrftanriug, *ud now employ, u, •85 tfflS.-?Ka0SKu,Si£tr WANIfo S3 S984"« ty for lhe so- poCXtoo. 8.M4.M0 poopta. EVERYBODY $!0*$26 COLLINS’ VOLTAIC PLASTERS. $350 s rioted, ha la diafiabchiacd. The treasury will NO MONEY "THE BE8T PIASTER largely benefited. FUTAMCIAL AMD IXDrtTRUL. " AM EXCELLEIT PLASTER.” 10.098 «ta 4.M7.411 pounds-, floar. 49,035 bamte ■ wheat, 479.650 btwbebi; com, 7W.097 bushel. ; exta, 107,497 bushels; The Now York pool-room proprietors an- ia absolutely known—probably the 4tb of March. Meantime something ike 84,000,000 Wta. Iim been on;*r;iz»<!, with capita! cf •100.000, to be Increased to •900,000. $3.00 FOR $1.00 Chicago | edoer -Dtapatebt Idnte Barney and the bife-Veteran were totally —Tho American Consul, at San Juan, reports that in tho recent hurricane which visited drowned. —Al a elrnroh antertaiument ia I’anywiUe, Madison county. N. T., one night last week, a fifty ladtee aod children a distance of twelve foot and rororal of the ladle, were quite palnfully ornieed. —News ofa terrible Innndedon oamea from In-Hs. A QilcutL*. diepatch says: "Three largo islands, namely, Haitian, Hundoep and Mends included In Backergunge. NookhoHy and Chittagong, were entirely submerged by NEW MUSIC BOOKS. 500 rqnarM in extenL It had a population of about 340,000. Hattlab and fiandeep toBpiber had about 100.000 population. Up to ronwoAX. New Orleans dispatch of the 18th says: unoonsUtutional !n providing for the treation X The Salutation. '•5-&UJL'Biographical Sketches Dictionary of Musical LANDS FOR SALE Acn: it legislative Ulaln, nwwMwUvM or hrsuchre of tho pol.liMl porta; UENTEN’L EXHIBITION $15 SHOT GUN THE J. & P. COATS “SUPERIOR STRENGTH sad for the The Shining River, g'.flti AUTOMATIC •wopt three out to Ma. Great diaircaa prevalte among tho enrrirjng population." FARMERS-' The Encore, The Whippoorwill. E?W J.ESTEY & OO tivo ®a FOR HO, FOR IOWA III Guarding^* tis^the Mails EXCELLENT QUALITY THE IMPROVED ARMOUR SPOOL COTTON” FAMILY KNITTIMACHINE -The ofilflial vote of Marr laud for President ar-d Vieo President ia: For TiMcn, fl.780; Haro., 71.981, Tddeu’a maj->riiy, 19,709. -The Louisiana BeUiraiog Board agreed to oaontatood: TJdsn 184, and Hayes 173, aa EUPEON! WESTERN FARM JOURNAL Price $40. SIS EACH. l*L.bXttr ib’r?8- was? pEsk:::::::.vr Talat..................... IM' Total electoral roto«.___ Total................... J Tie Wife Aaale lajame. institution far ths distribution of alms company ia due to the careful or favors, and the county of Kings did not pay jurors and judges, and maintain th*’ paraphernalia of a court of juaticr responsible position of Beer at an ennrmous expense to turn the oonrt who ifl also the nronrietor nf into an eleetnoeyMsiry iusiUntion to allo one- ]>arty to be charitable at the expcai of enotber. The verdict was fur Uw> defendant Tax Ameer of Oabtil, the Khxn t-f ; KL -lat and ths raj ih of Sikhim will at- I tend tb« Delhi AMutnbiag<«, where the Potter's Anrrican Monthly, J. £ p. Coats mqEJmket |10. m. IM, (100. (200, MUSTANG LINIMENT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-12-01.pdf.pdf 87b0b2ce5d672008ac6b442821150187 PDF Text Text T3TT ilUNdw FRIDAY, . Buttin', fem? Oranty, Mpu, ORNO STRONG Sdltor «nd Fnrprlayr. =-= VOL. IV. ;glashviUr girrrtonj HJT1 BBOKK. VILLAGE OFFICERS >orirtic.5. AJUioiu'h Uu. pbllu«ot>l.rn croak; UKV. C. X. DKYO, W. M. Jitrrterg.. JF. //. YOUNG, H A^BARBER. , . Torre i» al way, a jT-mtutn ou gold — x». IfoinA.ip.ihlrand Hurgwin 1V1. arar-wMdaurv.oaaarafir Wak’M ton ambm*!.NMl.tilk-, Mkb- M. C ELLIS. CLEMENT SMITH, I AWYgK;pract!w«IaaimWeo«tUlalllUi JLi ln»umn« irul re.U ----- ------ D. W. SMITH. OTAHY mite, t’v •» bw nuikiDg dct-ite, B><*taa«w..drav N . DANIEL QUOROM’S CLASSHBBTIHO. UNION HOUSE VBANK DAJiCKR, I'reprkwr. Thl. hotel te J0 »l«xwillr oltuated In tbo .ronlrr ol btixlnew. ALF. C. BUXTON, ' ' L’NSMITH. ra»nnr.x<ture. lUrti-.nd Sha Glint ■nd repairs all F>rr«rn-t ami fine Mainfaerjr. G Mr,. M. J TIMMERMAN, 1 or Oraan. Tvnn,: 00 fur ’.'I Itmoim. Hc»Idrnre al U. A. iwH'X “0 S’-** Siren*. ~ j~ - ~ R QB OUSE, Sltfn »n.| Carrl*«e FainUr. Orilnlm, Frwroliir. «inl Fajwr lUnsUu ■ Specialty. H CHAS- W. DR MA RAY, D. W LINCOLN. E P.ARA DY. J. B. RASEY, - "Trustin' him where we cannot trace him. ” Thus Widow Pascoe had finishod her complaining and doleful statement She hod picked out all the mysteries and perplexities of her lot She had "sighed, with a sigh that spoke volumes, over a list of her troubles and trials. Shu had gone through a very lengthy and dismal catalogue of the ills of the past and fears of the future. She had languidly, shut her eyes, m if by way of adding to that darkness which was to her the emblem of true religion, and had shaken her head vary solemnly over her sad forebodings. As to love, and joy, and deliverance, she bad net b word from beginning to end. Of Him who always “ causes us to triumph,” through whom we are *'mbro than conquerors/’ there was just onu word at the lost; in a tone of despair aho wound up by saying she hoped she should trust in him where she could not trace him. Then her mouth returned to ite sour propriety; drawn down at the corners and tucked in under the folds that kept it in its ■nd wlllln« hand'. Poor Dan’el! More than onco he had rnshod st thin sentence, and hacked ana hewed it till he hoped it was post recov­ LACKSMITHS. All kind* of work In OwBtaek•rallb and Honw»b»4n< line »Ueti4M Io j«ron>- ery ; but here it was, growing luxuriant ..I- .11.* .1.1— XI _ I.. U«_...l as ever in the garden, or rather in the ORNO STRONG. graveyard, of Widow Pascoe’s soul; Again Dan’el gathers his strength to de­ Job Prfatina ex molish it. Yet it was with much tender­ <>i,|«tch. pffl. ness, and almost sadness, that he began: WM. E. GRIGGS, “ Trust him where ! Trust him where you cannot trace him! Why, of course, of courseyou know you can’t trust him anywhere else. Yoti didn’t MUSIC! MUSIC! mean any hurra, I know. Folks mostly , IS8 ELLA DHAN of Olivrt CoUmo. wit never do; bat they do it for all that Ope way not to do any harm is not to WEBSTER 4- HOBBS. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER I, 1876you cannot trace " And 40 hope •for grace to treat our lovin’ Father like tliat! You didn’t mean it, I'm sure. Bless his holy name; it hurts me somehow to think anything like that about my blessed Fatlier, and much more to hear people keep sayin' it, " Trustin' him wKai we aannot trace ’Doubtless acme Svil beast bath de- poor M-rvnnt of his, r off and on, fet that lead it; to go on wonderin' and doubtin’ and fearin’, a reaching out the hand, and a feclin' with tho foot, as if them that lead haven't a'bit more eye­ sight than the blind man himself. When I was a little lad, I remember oooe I'd gone up to spend the day with my grundmqthcr. About sunset, when I oitgbl tri be goto! boms, there camo a tremendous thunder-storm, and the raiu camo down in torrents. Of course, I couldn’t start when it was like that, no ray old grind­ mother said, ‘Dan’el, my lad? however wilt thee get home!’ And just as she was talking, in camo my father, drippto’ wet Ho had ofi a great, long, Hue cloak, like, they used, to .wear in tboae times- himself when ho got down to the land of Goshen and found his son there tho great rain of the laxd, and ho would go grieving then. that be. had gone grum­ bling before. ' • •' voured him. I’U go rorrowing down to ray grave.’ And the old. xoan goes in and out refusing to be comforted, tear­ ing the wound open again when it did begin to heal, and loving to have it fcatering. And there all the time his ■Fatter in heaven wm preparing to feed him I Why, it be a poor kind o’ trust ithem All, and keep them alive in that only traits because it's Hind, and time of famine. If Jacob was like me,' not b«M>0 ift'ipi toy UHi Ill jhom T l»» b*3 ■»! dit-lInUy uliunod ol said: ‘Now, Dan’el, come in under here;’ and ho put me inside tho long cloak. I got in under there, and took hold of his hand, and away we went. It .was pitch­ dark; in thcr<« o’ enures, and outside I could bear ‘ tfeo thunder crashin’ about among the hills, and every now and then I took hold of his hand tighter, for somehow I could sec the blaze o’ tho lightnin* right to under the cloak. I wci-t SplMhin’ on through tho puddle and tho mud all right, because I’d got hold of his hand. Now shouldn't I havo been a little stupid if I’d kept s-sayin’, ‘ I don’t know where I'm gain’ to, and I can't tell where I am, and I can't nee the way? and it’s very dork, and I must trust my father where I cannot t ace hita.* “ Why, I didn't grumble at the dark­ ness ; it would be like grumblin’ at ray father's cloak that wrapped me from .the storm. I knew tliat be knew tho way right enough. Ho looked out and man • aged to f ee the road somehow. And at last wo Stopped at our door ; and they flung back the cloak, and there I was in front o’ tho blazin' fire, with mother gettin* ua all sorts o* dry things, and the supper waitin', and all lookin' such a welcome—like only a'hulV mother am give him. Of coureo ho led mo home ; where else should he lead me tot An’ seemiu’ to mo that bo just the way it ought to be with our heaven­ ly Father. ” " Under tho very sliadow o' bis wing, dear pleader. . He do loyo to cover us writ his feathers, bless him/’ laid old Frankey fervently. " Under bis wing, 4k»y dear Frankey. And. in theie we'dhuU mind-the dark a bit Come, Cap’n Joe, thou hast been thinkto* aver it a bit, an’ wo.jmput have a wonLfrom thoe.” “ Well," taid young Cap’n Jes, in his brave, outspoken manner, and with his ringing liass voice, like some sturdy David giving testimony after an old, sil­ ver- haired Samuel, “ I’vobeep reminded of two or three, things while I've .been listenin' to-night. I’ve been thinkin's how much people lose by trying to trace the Lord instead of trusting him. The other day I was on tho other ride of Redburn, and I overtook n man who wanted to know tlio way. I told him I was going in sight of the place, and “would show him the nearest jsith to iL We turned off the high road through the wood and, FRANK J. PUR CHIS. about what we taid, we shouldn’t do so over the downs. Tue.day was beautiful, and as we came along under the trees I much harm by a good deaL best quality, " Trust him where you cannot trace thought I had nev<r sepn anything more U. & MAIL LINE him I Why, he’s a very poor creature loyjjy—the sun. coming in through the ilROM JlMlreln.- is n«Ute Creek. Lmi among us that you can’t say that much leaves here and there on the branches 1 viUeevwy Nottdar awl Friday moralr of. If you haven’t got any confidence and trunks of trees,’Mnd lighting up toe in a man, you can’t say-much worse of fluirers, and thcrbirdB singing idl-abont him than tbw:■* I’ll trust him as far as I ua, and the rabbits kept running acroas cau see.’ The other day a neighbor of tho mossy path. But that man didn’t ^isrrllanrouf £xrds. mine was a bit hard up, and he camo in see a bit of it; not a biL The path to my place and told me of it. Well, I went winding along, and ha kept putting JOHN Q. CKKSSY, knew that ho was a good kind ef a man, liia head first on this side and then on HHBKl.FF, panotj County Siarvt-yori-vi tlcnmil Conveyaner* so I let him Lave a sovereign. I gave that to see it, and when tho trees stained Office »t *be rourt kooM. tilling*. Mletl. 1 him the money and away he went Now to Jilock it in, he stopped and said quite suppoeo tliat as soon as he had turned timidly, ' I’m afraid we’ro wrong ; tho I H. LEE, - ; . • bis buck I began to th ink-about my pathway ehds hare.-’ I Jaugfied^at his v» Deputy ffU»er|fL money. Come, I say to myself, I’ll foolishness. ‘Why, 1’vo been along trust him where I cannot trace him; but hers many times,’I said. • You nnedn'l JAMES FLEMING, where I can trace him, what should I be distressed.’ But hu was as nervous trust him fori So I slip out after him. m ever. Then wo left the wood and He goes down the road, and I am at bis camo out on the downs. ’ .And when wq B I WBfcr aii Jewtflcr, fully repaired und warranted. MONEY TO .LOAN! h l^nwl tel hUt S«irilia, IN SDMS OF ^00.0.0 qLRd UPWARDS ■ OSf-libSW-TJMK.'• L. RDH8ELL. Nashville, Mich. ' ( Gmeral Conveyancing, Co&ctioiu a specie MONEY TO LOAN “That, is what ootnes of tracing tho Ixjrd. and it must be so, I think, for wo sec only one '.sido of it—we can't ^cc the. J,ord'B tide. • Here's the coat wo wanted to wrap Joseph io—right lieforo our eye; but we don’t see the fine linen and tl»e royal robes that ore being woven down yonder in Egypt. ■ Here’s tho empty chair and the place where ho used to sit, bat wc can't we tho throne that God is leading him up to. It is so with all tliat God takes away. Our oyes are ui>on our lost; ahd we think of wliat is gone,, but wo don’t tee that God has taken them naray only to enrich thorn, with majesty and splendor, and one day give them bock to* us exalted and enriched as kings and priests. We cannot afforiLte gi tricing the Lrfcd; wo make'such bungling work of it’ " Besides, when we go tracing him,' there’s ono thing wo never see, and that makes all tho difference in the world; wo never see the special grace that our good Lord will give for special soasous. Seems io mo tliat these people that are always wondering what they’ll do if such and such things happen, want to have 'tho grace now for all tkoir life­ time. Tho children of this woild are however-ww can listen to tlie devil -when he come round temptin’ of us to doubt our Father's bvo and care is wonderful. It bo such impudence—such down right, brazen-faced impudence.” "Just like him, though, my dear leadefj” put in Fran key. " But 1 was goin* to tell the story that I heard from dear old Billy Bray. Ho was preachin’ about temptations, and this is What he “ ‘Friends, last wwk I was a-diggto* up my 'taturs. It was a poor yield, sure ’nongh; there wa hardly a sound one in tbe-IoL Au-’ while I was a diggin’ the devil tome to me, and he nays, * Billy, do you think your Father do love yon?’ ' " ‘ ‘I should reckon ho do,’ ’ I says. • ‘ Weli;I dfin’*,’ ‘snys tho old tempter in a minute. If I’d thought about it I shouldn't hi’ listened to him, for his ’pinions ben’t worth the least bit o’ no­ tice. *11 don't,’ ’ says ho, • ‘ and I tell 'ee what for,-if your Father' loved you, Billy Bray, he'd give you n pretty yield q’ tafrirs; so much as ever you do vpnt, and ever bo many of ’em, and'every one NO. 10 first attempt wa-i made to introduce suit o’ white aa 'll never wear out; and Christianity into the western portion of he-ssys that ho will make a king of me Africa. The summary of Christian mirbefore he've done, and that he'll take sions on this coast may be given in a few me Loma to his palace to reign with him words. The Roman Catholics came first In 1481 the King of Portugal sent ten up here a-tailin'like that5 ships with 500 soldiers, 100 laborers and “ ‘Bleea’o, my dear friends, he went off a proper complement of priests as misin a minute, like as if he’d been shot—I sionarics to Elmina. The Romish mis do wish he hod—and he never hud the eion, thus founded lingered on foe a period of 241 yearn, till at last, in 1723. A hearty laugh followed Dan'el's story. that of the Capuchins at Sierra Leone Even Widow Pascoe had to twitch her was given .up, and they disappeared al­ mouth into ite propriety. together from West Africa. They had made no impression, except upon their M.-D. Conway, in one of his London immediate dependents ; and what im­ letters to the Cincinnati Commercial, pression they made on them wns soon totally obliterated. Protestant mission­ writer : . " When Mr. H. M. Stanley returns to ary attempts were commenced by tin England, if he ever does, he may. find Moravians in 1736, 140 years ago, and himself the center of international com­ continued till 1770. Five attempts cost plications—a sort of Alabama case in eleven Uvea without visible results. The flesh and blood. The sport of negro­ Wealcyans followed next In the min­ shooting in Africa, which ho tie much utes of the conference of 1792 we first enjoys and has carried to such perfec­ find Africa on the list of'the Wealcyan tion, might secure him a pleasant wel­ missionary* stations, Sierra Leone being come in some regions poa<ibly,bnt hard­ the part occupied. In the minutes tor ly in England, where the chi abolition 1706 wo find the names of A.' Murdoch societies arc 1 till flourishing vigorously, and W. P. Patton set down as mission­ under name of the Aborigines Prctec- aries to the Fouluh country in Africa, to tiow Society. This society has ample which service they were solemnly set wealth and influence to scrutinise ca«<* apart by conference. The Church Mis of wrong to negroes, as dor. Eyre found sionaiy Society sent out ite first mission Jto his cost It is true that Lord Derby aries in 1804. They established and at has contented himself thus far with tempted to maintain ten stations among sending wort! to Stanley—which it would the aborigines, but they could make no require another Stanley to carry—that progress, owing to tlio hostility of the .his raising the English flag over his mas­ natives, who preferred the slave-traders sacres or otherwise is not regarded fa-. to them. The missionaries were forced vorably at the foreign office, and send­ to take refuge in Sierra Leone, the only ing -a remonstrance to Washington on place where, at that time, they could the behavior of our countryman. But labor with safety and hope. The Bartle is he our countryman 1 If he comes Missionary Society—one of the most suc­ here ho will have to prove it. A groat cessful on the coast—had their attention deal of apparently sound testimony ex­ directed to Western Africa as early us ists in London going to show that Stan 1826. But it was not until 1828 that ley is a Welshman, and though ho may their first company of misMonori- s havo taken out naturalization papers, ho reached Christianborg, near Akia, the will bo called upon to show them or evi­ place which the Moravians had attempted dence of their existence. I remember to occupy more than thirty years previ­ witnessing Stanley’s wrath when bis ously. The United Presbyterian Synod American nationality was called in ques­ of Scotland commenced a mission on the tion, but I also remember ’.bat in the Old Calabar river, in the Gulf of Benin, course of a considerable speech about in April, 1846. Five denominations of it he did not once ass/rt tliat ho was an American Christians—Bcptiste, Method­ American. I fancy many Americans, ists, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Lu­ will be resigned if they ever have to buttherans—are represented <>n the const— sufrei der tht honor of his connection in Liberia, at Lagos, the island of Ce­ with the sacred centennial soil.” resco, and Gaboon. The first American mission was established on the coast in Ono of tho wonderful things in life of 1822. Now, what has been" the outcome which wo never think is tho fact that, of those missionary operational The among all the multitude of jtooplc who results thus far received are in many re­ inhabit this globe, no two can be found spects highly interesting and important. that exactly resemble each other. Even At the European settlements established in ca-sea of twins, where a strong simi­ at various pointe along the coast from larity exists, there is always to be found Senegal to Loando, and at the purely some point of difference by which those native stations, occupied by the Niger most intimately acquainted with them (native) missionaries, the Scotch mis- wiser than the children of light, in thi* , too, as in a good many other things." "Aye; that bo true,” interrupted Dan’el sc me what fiercely, with a look m if the little cyo hod shot out a lightning fliuih, and thia was the attendant thun­ der. " Men never arc such fools any­ where ai they be in religion.” Cap’n Joe continued: "For folks to keep on wondering what they'll do in the future is just as if you were to meet a man- going to work with a sack of flour on his back, and a piece of meat, and s bundle of clothes. ‘You know/ he says,' ‘I shall be hungry in three months* time, and I shall want food and clothes then, so I carry it all with me. Now nobody was over mazed enough to <to that. The man just takes fiis day’s dinner *with him, and goes to his day’s work ; 808*410 bUievoe that where to­ day's meal camp'from,, to morrow's will, too. And tliat is what we wanL The Lord gives us one day’s grace for one day’s need; and to-morrow'ssupply will come out of the same fullness, and what are enabled to distinguish ono from the more can. anybody want I” other. And it may l)o further observed Dan'el finished tho talk of the even­ that those most alike in early youth lose ing. ✓' their resemblance, to n greater or hew "Well, friends, ’tis a' pity that the degree, as ago advances. Faces ore time be gone ; but I must tcll’e a little constantly changing. A skillful physi­ story I heard tbo other day. Cap’n Joe 8 ognomist may often determine character boeu talkin’ about temptations. Why, approximately by the countenances of of ’em as big as your ftet For it ben’t no trouble •’ far ^our Father to do any­ heels; he turns in over U10 firids, and I came to the top I stayed to look over thing; and Ho could just as easy give the furze and the old granite rocks tb the you plenty as not. An’ if he loved you sea, ’There’s Saint Michael’s mount/ Ho would, too.’ ’ tarns into Lis house, and abate the door. I said, pointing away in tbo distance. ‘“Of course I wasn’t going to let him So I sit down on the doorstep, and con­ * Isn't <his a fine view I’ But he looked talk o’ my father like that, so I turned sole myself with the saying, * Well, I about quite timidly and said, * I hope round ’pou him: * Bwf, air,’ says I, wo are right* ■ ' ‘who mavyoii bnpi^T- to be, cornin’ to " It might cure us to think what a aet, mo a talkin' like this here I If I ben’t There I sit for hoars t'wilin' him. By-and by he comes out of ignorant creature r. ye are, and what j mistaken, I know you, sir, and I know mistakes we keep making when wc think ‘ my Fattier, too. And to think o’ yr.nr t and finds mo there. we can trace him—mistakes that I reckon ' cornin"’ a imyin'Hedcm’t'lovo mel Why, will be almost enough to iqrnil heaven I've got your written character homo to .-JO*-. I ” * Ob/ rays I, quite coolly, ‘-trustin’ my hoiwe, audit daoay4 eig, that yon he •' thee, neighbor, neiohlior. trustin trtintin’ thee where I we’ve wronged' our Llesswl Father. a liar from the brgitnrin'. Au' I’m There was Jaoob, he tried his hand at sorry io add that I used to havo a per­ tracing the Lord, and a num hn made of sonal aqaaintanoe with yon man/ yearn •od out, ’Ib Ibal wb»t you oil it, making himself'and everybody else n:nce, -and I aarvefl you faithfully as Usto'nxl xIoUowiu’m.^xxiliMtW mwtrrabte for half a lifetime; going ever any poor wretch could, and all you »wd tber. P1** guvn me wm nothing but rags to my where he keyt the tout ctf tunny, colms ; Ikking'i' out a!! stain^'Witb bMmarks in’ head—an’ no tatura—and the fear o' doubted and suspected.* "Why, it’s about as 1__ _ __________ ____ _ t; going ________ M .again,______ ____ ____________ of blood over the_____ story hell_____________ fire to finish_ up with. And here_’s torn anybody, only to trust ’em because j 1 baking hi* head and saying bitterly, my dear Father ifi heaven. I’ve been a JBLiHU CBIPMAJe, | Justice of the JPeaee, ADVEBTI»lM)-EJrtS»; Progression. No Retrograding.” QHBWRAW *M KTHQDiilT XI’MCOPAL CHUHUH-C. Q. Ill Tiaxu.PuWr. Bwlo—r»»rytfaW»iniu«- Ehr ^ajihvUk Meirs as the toad, the crow, the rose breasted are no Iras than twsnty-tbrea inaect cn<mira that attack to kill it’ Th© bug has also been migrating eastward acrowi tb« continent for several ycera, until it has now reached the Atlantic ocean. We hope it may find a watery grave, and let the waves sing ite requiem.—Rocky Mountain Newt. TAKUfV COKfOBT. The dream of mortals is of a time coming when cares shall ceaae to infest, anxieties to oppress, every wi ■oomfled, and they shall " take fort" Many waste all their lives in the rein pursuit, of this dream, which, like the will-o'-the-wisp, leads them a .sad chai® over bog and feu and morasa, eluding them to tho last. A few thoughtful souls arrive seasonably at the wise con­ clusion that not in this world will tho time ever oome when, without any dregs of bitternes.",’ the chalice pressed to our ips will be full of only comfort. Wo must take tlxe bitter with the sweet on wo go along. . . ' Contentment is notan outward growth. Its roots spring from the very depths of the soul, and are nourished as well by rain as by sunsh'ue, by sorrow as by joy. When odco ono has resolved within himtalf to take lite as it is and make tho tx'st of it, then he may, even in tribula­ tion, take comfort, though tho majority of people do not prefer to take it in that form. x The deljghts of life, like pleasant weather through tho year, arc scattered all along the way, and unless we enjoy them as they come, the opportunity once past never returns. It is all very wrll to provide for a rainy day, but that man is very foolish who allows himself to be soaked by drenching rains that ho may save his umbrella for snme possible future storms. Pleasure taking is not nearly so much provided far among bur earnest, intense, energetic American people as it should be. We lire alto­ gether too much in the future, too little in the proecnL We live poor that we may die rich. Wo get ail rea^Jy to be happy, when wo are quite ready, infirmity or disease or death steps in, and tbo chance to take comfort in this life is gone. If wo only could be content to seiz* upon tho little pleasures that lie just outside and often within our daily pathway, they would make a large sum total at the end of the three sooroandtou. Far too many of us scorn pleasures that are efiesp and near and within vur grasp, and complain because wo cannot have Hneh ns ore costly and remote and inaccessible. But if we would only magnify the little things that make life pleasant, as wo do those that make it un­ pleasant, the cup of our joys would con­ tinually overflow. Wo complain of cloud and storm, but do we rejoice in the sunshine and fair weather! We grieve ai the coldness .of a friend, but do wo valne folly the fidelity of those who remain true! Wc count the hours when racknefH profrtrates us, but how many days of health pass utterly unnoted and without thanksgiving. Wo mourn 1 passipnately for tho dead, while wo neg­ lect the living whom to morrow wo may . weep as dead. It is well for us to heed the saying of tho wise man, "There is nothing better thin that s man should rejoice in Lis own works; for that is his some tbcusands of natives, haring been brought under the immediate influence of Christian teaching, have professed Christianity, and, at the settlements, have adopted European dress and habits. Numerous churches have been organised and ore under a native ministry, and mon; but ns a sheet of paper, printed thousands of children ore gathered into and reprinted, must st hurt become a schools ustter Christian teachers. confused jumble . of indistinguishable iraxAT fJtoM tub Bsn mvrut COVffTUY. characters, so ore people’s faces too The greater part of tho bonds sold by much interlined and croealined by the confused imprint of circumstances and Jay Cooke to build the Northern Pacific events to be iutoliigible even to the most road jruru sold in New England, and are practieed reader of faces. Not infre­ still held there in the expectation tliat quently good faces conceal bail hearts. some day they will be worth something. A bold liar will deny a true accusation Speaking of tho. last wheat crop raised portion; for who sliall bring him to see with a perfectly candid face, while the along the line of that road, the Spring­ what shall be after him t" timid truth-teller, abashed by^tho mere field RepubNcan says: A ckbtaik candidate at the late elec­ "Tho Bed river wheat-field, ou whose tion lost thirteen votea through making suspicion, blushes guiltily. A man who was tried for and convicted of murder, development the Northern Pacific de­ a rash prcftniM to his wife. Ho had and who confessed his crime before bis pends for the settlement of ite lands and promised that in tho event of his elec­ execution, was admitted while on trial to the growth of ite business, is reported tion ho would buy her a sealskin cloak be as fine-look tog and prepossessing in to have been only moderately successful and a pair of navy-blue stockings, and appearance as any one on tho bench, at this season on account of grasshoppers she wouldn't root till she told thirteen tho bar, or in the jury-box; yet that and other drawbacks. A yield of twenty-1' lady friends all about it, Tho ladies court contained some men whose liver five bushels an acre of the finest spring expressed thomaelvos m " awful gkfil” had been in Uw highest degree honor­ wheat wm hoped for, but only fifteen to hear it, but throaienod their hus­ able, and whose personal apjiearance bushels has been secured, even thin be­ bands with a suit for divorce if they could scarcely be excelled by any equal ing considerably larger than the Illinois dared to vote for thia particular candi­ number of men anywhere. It is no­ yield, and making a profitable crop. date. " That old cat wou’d look nice in torious that circumstances of easy liv­ The Railroad Qaxettc says that the BL a seal-skin cloak and navy-blue stock­ ing, tb6 absence of business cares and Paul and Pacific railroad, which runs up ings, wouldn’t she t" is the way the ex­ worries, will, do much toward smoothing and down tho Red river valley, the pressed themselves in speaking of the away tho marks of crime, while faces of southern connection to 8L Paul not yet candidata'a wife. Who says that women criminals who have lived in circum­ being completed, promises to compete have no politic d influence I • stances of physical hardship gather s /or the Red river trade, unless the North­ Staxdahv Rkmkpikh.—It is a fact well rough brutality from which we instinct­ ern Pacific, which owns ite stock, cau known to all'our readers that a few pro­ ively shrink. also get control of its bonds, and ulti­ prietary me-licinea havo achieved a 5epu mately of the rood. The Northern Pa­ tntion as standard rwnediei, and occupy " What docs that gentleman do for a cific crosses the valley, and only com­ a place in eveiy well-regulated house­ living!” inquired a stranger of a saloon­ mands its trade for a limited range, hold, almost as universally jm the Bible keeper, as he pointed to a distinguishedand tho family alnsansb. Foremost except as tt makes use of the river or of among tbewa is the Mor&ant’s Gargling looking person in tbo room. The mixer a north and south feeding road. The was English, and he said, "That, sir, interest on the preferred stock of the Oil, inaunfactiirod by the well-known is one of the moat eminent barristers to Northern Pacific amounts to $5,880 n this city.” " Thought so, thought so,” mile, which it will require about ten well-attested cure*, said tlio stranger; ■’ ho has had his wrists timva the present net earnings to meet.” of the y here what the pati on your bar for two hourn. Ho will . ------ r----- :——r------ _ j Blade fully uhderstana—wui wo do not rAKBWBLL TV tb* Forxro ‘male a prlcticn of praising mdiaorimi The Colorado potato beetla, or potato n*Wy toe nnmerom compound- oftwed Thb present Sultans of Turkey wa», bug, as we generally call it, has st last I to the public, tert sinoe we teltera the before marriage, a disreputable woman found ite match in the shape of a mite ; ** Gmtgling 0 of Pera. She is a Belgian by birih, and pararitiv Prof. Riley, at a meeting at ™“ TWedn married the Sultan, when he waq twiceremoved from his present portion, as a the BL Louis Academy of Bctenee, ex- j ( Qhio) Blade. hibitod a potato bug which was so oom-1 speculation. pletely covered with s mite parasite that: You camkot moa rr! " That Catarrh ara!* xou.TQics. " Dr J. H McLaaa’s Wco- — --------------------------------------------- r—— , | on any part of the beetle's body without t.iSds �Kdgfaburkood Im. Mr. Andrew J. Neff, fur Many years » res­ idual of CharteiU. died Mov, 27th. Mr. 9«T *m nw* ef tte plenaer* of Miehigan. ‘nd • him widely aal f.vorabte known in Kaion Co. . Solttcntm Korrtohek, aged 02. wm run in­ to by a team al Eaton Rapids, on Saturday, and *u*i*ined internal injuries wbreb re­ sulted in death. Nov. 27lh. He bas'bura a nf resident of Eaton Rapid* five year*. and Ths post ftftder nt Fort StU char- wm engaged tn the dry good* businws. ’ ts.w for a pair of thirty oent busJudge Htmliagtou. of Muon, i* to hold |.Hiuier« In this "gallua'' way he court in the city of Charlotte this week, and has been enabled to roll up enormous <V«poe« «f the case in which J#dRe Van Site }>rufiw. • was retained- as counoil prior to his elect ion One reason why a Texas’ tlespera* as circuit judge. Van Zile will bold court do ceased hnng*on a shurifTa party at Jackson at the Mme time. . • from his fort in the buih**s was be­ ' Eugene Bentley, a well known farmer of muse he bad six bullets in him and Raton Rapids, has received a sentence of felt hke dyfog. two years is the State Prison,, at Jackson, j, . The people down in Virginia City arc getting so they have bull-fights on Sunday, dog-fights on Munday, goal-fights on Tuesday, and anybody who wants can fight during the rest of-th* week. - - for stealing a span of horses, a carriage and a doable harucM. Mr. Penlley's aged fallierand mother, also his wife and obildrru were in attendance at the trial. Th* prisonqr-vas deeply affected. XT ' ghi*!! Xrad M!! Mr*. Robinson, a lady GO year* of age, months ago, and they had not been living with her son-in-law at West & Lewis' married two weeks when he gave mill, on .h* Saginaw Valley & St. Louis her o beating. She overlooked it Rnilroad, Hear the Saginaw couu'ty line, re­ then, thinking he would soon tone tired as usual Nov. 25th, and during the down, but in a week more he black­ night arose and took a flour sack, walked through the snow barefooted to the barn, ed her eye. In brief, Robbins turned when she tore up the Rack, making n rope. nut to be a brute of a husband, and She then tied one end to a beam and the the ex-widow had tho sympathy of other around her neck, thereby hanging her­ Her body wm found in the niornineail the neighbors. She is said to be self. meek and humble in spirit, anjl Bob­ Religious enthusiasm is attributed as the bins had no excuse for his brutality. cause. The Jackkon Patriot thus descrides a sol­ Four or five days ago he knocked her down and started off up town, and emn scene in the recent revival in that city : “After the usual reading of the scrip­ the wife crawled over to a belcher’s tures. singing and. prayer. M^jor. Whittle to »ee about having Robbins arrest­ preached a shot t and stirring comment on ed. The butcher, who weighs one the text “.My spirit shall not always strive hundred and ninety pounds and has with man,” in which he pointed out tbai a fist like a maul, knew a better way the door o: the door of lbs ark of salvalion would not always remain open, but that the than going to the police, and he un­ spirit of God would in time cease to work folded a plan. on the hearts of the unbeliever* and then When Robbins readied home that withdraw it«elf fr*m the world After this evening the house was dark and the came on* of the mod solemn and affecting acenes ever witnessed here. Prof. Bli»s butcher, dressed in woman’s clothes took hi* scat at the organ to sing “Almon and jaws tied up satin the rocking Persuade 1." Mr. Whiille asked all believ­ chair. ers to bow their bead* in ailent prayer for “Why in blazes isn’t supper thoM out of Christ, and then requested all ready f howled Rubbins as he stood thoae who fell a deatr* to accept Christ and not reject tho Holy Ghost to signify this by in the door. ■ rising daring the singing. A solemn hush The butcher groarfed. fell on the crowded church, broken by the “Grunting around again, are you !” subdued, plaintive music' of ths song, the shouted Robbins. “What’s the mat­ alight noise occasioned by the rising of the panitants and the aigh of soma more affected ter now ?” than others. In the neighborhood of one The butcher groaned again. “You feel too high-toned to answer hundred thus rose, aad at ibe end of the singing Mr. Whittle prayed earnestly for me, do you !" growled the wife-beat­ them. A glad song wm sung and tho two er. “Well, we'll see about that workers bade the people farawelL” Just take thia will you!” The Czht Alexander receives, in He struck out. but Ute disguised butcher caught his wrist, sprang up, round nnmitarH, >2-5,000 a day in­ and there was fun in that cottage. come; the Turkish Sultan, $16,000 He choked Robbins almost to dcaili. the lEmperor of Germany, >8,200 ; lied him up in hard not* and untied the Kins of Italy, $6,440; the Queen him, drew bun around bp the heels oi'Enfr’and, >6,270; the King of the and hair, and finally picked him up Belgians, $1,613; the president of nnd lowed him over tho fence into the French Republic, $500, the presi­ the mu l. The wife-beuter kept up dent of the United States, >140, and a steady yelling from the first attack, yet, notwithstanding the latter fact, and as lie rose from the mud and iltere an* hundreds of good citizens b|»ed dawn the street he seemed to who aspire to be president of thin thmk that Sitting Bull’s who Id fight i great country. ing force wis aflei him. At eleven , o'clock that night he entered a Mich- j ignn avenoe suloou and told a story | about six men robbing him, aud lull ' an hour Inter, as he was prowling nround a,shed to find a place toakep a l»olieenmn h« ard him 'saying: "Xoae smashed, eyes Lunged up, More thrmi'. I>ruired all over and awlui sleepy! What a deceiving per­ son a widow woman is Detroit f'te r*rw. . IN AT THE * Dr. AKIN’S RMBdial Iixfflite! THK LONG BBXCKI CHRONIC DISEASES FOREST KHfG, WINTER CONFIDENTIAL! THE K08T DHTIOULT CASES SOLICITED, Coomihatl rumv prv-|>ar I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF MY mod. STOCK I Which will fee sold at rates slightly in advance of cost prices. Hl KING OF HOUS I MTCHlUAtV. In one of the counties of Miuoarithey have what they call an “Anti- * Week’s Rrcard of Crime, Rnlcfde* Borae-Thief- Society.” AU you have Accidents and Other News. to dn to become a member of the so­ e'ety is to appear at the ••lodge" with A 12-year old boy baa been arrested in a stout rope und a similar inclination Saginaw county, charged with hors* steal­ ing. He did the job in broad daylight. tu use it when necessary. . John Morley, who wm wounded in the When a Boston girl breaks her en­ fracu ai the Marble farm near Lansing. io gagement with a man and her friends which Charlo* Ayres wm shot, .died Nov., eX|HM»nilate with her, aha -only has io 18th. . ■ay his views on the thcosophic doc­ . At Grand Rapid*. Nov 23rd, John Gor­ trine ut cosmogony are loose and they man died from aaphixia. the result of blow, realize at once how impossible it is tng oat the ga» in his room al the Commer­ for any true woman to risk her hap­ cial hotel the night befors. piness with such a person. Re*. Geo. Donah>*on,i of Clare. la on trial before a church court on a charge of adul­ AmxcooTx or PaRsiDZNT Lincoln. tery wilh another man** wife, a Mrs. Tuck­ —One day during the war u Indy er. of the same place. called ol the capital to see Col. ForJennie Jefferson, of Ransom, Hillsdale nry, the secretary of the senate. A- Co., weighs only 110 pounds. but ahe bulk­ soldier, sentenced to death for deser­ ed 03 burlielt of corn in one day, going tion, was tu feMhut the next morn­ tliree-foorth* of a mile to do it. ing. The lady find become interest The trial of Henry Monroe, of Sandstone, rd in the poor fellow. She wished on the.charge of atlempiing to poison Geo. Col. Forney to introduce her to Pres­ Snow, hi* brother-in-law, wm concluded al ident Lincoln, and to aid her in se­ Jackson, Nov. 24 th, by a verdict of not guilty. curing the doomed man’s pardon It Mrs. J. F. Frickie, a lady 00 years of age. was late in-the afternoon before the bung herself in an out-house near her reel-, secretary could leave the senate deuce, trix tndea aoutb-wesi of Lapeer, on chamber and accompany the lady to Friday, Her reason bad become unscol* 1 the White House. Thn cabinet was in consequence of domestic trouble, it is in session. Col. Forney sent his said. card to Mr. Lincoln, who came out A.iss Lodema Allwood,- who came all the seemingly lost in profound thought. way from Tennessee to sue James Johnson, Introducing the lady, and. staling the of Caro, Tuacola Co , foi breach of promise, object of the call, the secretary return­ got $250. About enough ■<> pay expen*-, and <ho postage rjje used in aparking James ed to'the senate. The lady, after at that long range. pleading her cause, waited in an Two men named Geppert go! into an alante-chamber. Late that night she lercation near Dowagiac on Tuesday last. came rushing into the secreiary’s One of them wm badly cut with a knife. room. Her face was radiant. Tho This makes the KVeuih men stabbed in that pardon was in her hand. “I Ijiavc place in the short space of two weeks, one been up there ever since,” she said. of which was falsi. “After the cabinet had adjourned, 1 On the morning of Nov. 28rd m a Michi­ sal waiting for the president to come gan Lake Shore railway train was coming out and tell me the fate of my poor into Black Lake Station, a braLcman named Virgil Roberta was struck by a bridge over soldier. I waited one—two hours, the road aud thrown under the car* and in­ but Mr. Lincoln did not come. Grow stantly killed, hi* body being cut in two. ing nervous, 1 went up to the door of At Manball, Nov. ?2qd, William Page, the cabinet chamber and knocked. eg.-<1 70 years, expired while sitting in hi* There was no answer. I opened the chair nt brcakfMl. He has been a resident d«»or and passed in. The worn pres­ of Marshall many rears, and was much re ident whs asleep, with his head on apected. James W. Prior, John W. Griffith lhe tablei resting on his arms. My nnd Gen. Schooley, all old residents of Mnrdiall, died Imi w*cE soldier’s pardon, signed ‘A. Lincoln,’ While driving home from Flint’ on the laid by his head. I waked him. night of the 21st,-Mr. Geo. Coibrain hap­ thanked him, blessed him, and came pened to drive out of the road a little, nnd down here to tell you the good news." the wagon struck n slump, the coliisb n. throwing Mrs. Cotbrnin and her baby out The Trick on Bobbins. and the bahy was killed, while the mother was very badly injured. James Robbins, of National ave­ The trial of Mrs. Margaret Robinann for nue, has been missing for three days the murder by ill-treatment nnd starvation but there is no anxiety around his of her adopted son! George Woodard, aged house to learn his fate. His wife seven yarns, terminated in the Circuit Court knows what cauyed him to disappear at Bay City, Nov. 26th. Tb* jury rendered and she is willing to let him get a n verdict of murder in the second degree The judge pronounced a sentence of fifteen good ready to come back. Robbins years in the aisle prison. married a lone widow about four Ur. AIKI*’* COI.ERM. WOLCOTT’S COLUMM. J^OOKI LOOK I FOB 75 OZEHSTTS You can buy the best WATERPROOF in Berry County Tie Doetor’s Location 51 Monroe St., another irt 91 Ottawa St., KTs£iu'w"dtr“1’ •, Good 44-Inch Sheeting for 7 tents. are Street, Grand' Rapids, Mich. I EMBER. Good 44-Inch Bleached Sheeting lor 10 Ce*t*. ' ?UthUi^^w°r^bel>MriXi eittmnee ■ DO. AIKIX > th. only oar*Be rn, to4 p. m. Handay* 10 to L Nice Dress Goods at 25 Cents per yard. DH. AIKIN Beautiful Nubias only 50 Cents. iMitVetxiln* lh*m family patlrDla, sarnful. depeadent. UK. AIKN rferole. hJwaalf Elegant Sleeveless Jackets for $1.00. UNDERWEAR . " For Ladies, Men and Boys. valid. TONES A SELLECK, A large stock of HATS, CAPS, GLOVES « MITTENS, "TOOLATE! DIED THBOUtHJ, NEGLECT! ^Wwich will be closed out CHEAP. n bow many ea*m thin can be arid u< tttend* o BOOTS and SHOES, C. C. WOLCOTT. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER. The largest stock in Nashville. FOR SALE ONLY BY Special Bargains in Crockery, Gif ssware, Groceries enjoying a wide and merited reputation ■■ * mrwt ■vxerariiil Phy»ici»n, and harins ihor.-ugti qualm hanking the public for. past favor* aolicl* a> cation., I might and aptnvm fo*4M lie*Ut>« art, with continuance of the tame, nnd would all Us- U-wt mean* and apnllanec* (Instrument* and inform the public that they will' remedia, known tn the Profemton. a constant sue- keep conrtanily on band HORSE BLANKETS, BUFFALO & LAP ROBES DR. AIKIN is burned in a Gr^te. stove on a Open of all kind*, which will h* *o1d low for dull' The highest price paid for Ilidoa, Pelts etc. Give them a call on West aido Alain Bl Nashville, ATich NEW MEAT MARKET. VERY CHEAP. stood, that fire cannot be controlled or kept any length of time when wood Meats, fresh Knives, Forks, and Silverware. Il is a fac’ vow generally under­ DENTISTS I take in cxchsuige for Goods, at the Highest Market Price, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruit, Cash, Credit, and all other produce. FROST Sc TOWNSEND, Nashville, November 8th, 1876. The ashes falling through the gnile, lenvo the coals exposed to _______________ C. A. TRUMAN. the direct draft and they are consum­ ed, leaving neither coal to aid 'com­ bustion nor ashes to retain the fire. Free Exhibition, Iro-li ad Salt JI eat a Chronic and Broken Down atltnti<>u* Bniit I'pand Rrlnrigoratcd. Bottom J?riceH. Hitt Patients Gain 10 to 40 lbs. in WciirhL If dry wood is used, the stove (for a JV lime) becomes unnecessarily hot, and the wood is very xoon consumed. If the wood is green, it requites close alleniion to prevent the fire from go­ ing out, and it is impossible to keep a wood fire on an o^cn grate over night. These difficulties have caused great inconvenience to persons using the class of round stoves mounted wilh heavy shoe! iron, all of which burn Grate Combination used in the FOREST KING of 1876 consists of two grates working in combination ono wilh the other, each provided wilh openings and corres­ ponding blank spaces, forming either an OPEN GRATE or XASHVILIvE ZD. C. GRIFFITH’S iGBICULTURIL DEPOT BANNER STORE! ON SOUTH MAIN STREET, FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS I Where he is now receiving ond opening ufe one of the finest Stocks of Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down frkniin aa a moat reJiabu' ph, alelan. tn Nashville, and.never in the memory of mtn was goods so cheap as'he will sell them this Fall. Why, who ever heard of a Good Check HARDY Sc CROCKER. Proprietor*. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF wood on an open grate. The t CLOSED FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR' 16 CTS A YARD. Still it is so ! We have Over One Thousand Dresg Ranging in Prices from £5 JPatterns BLINDNESS! aad DEAFNESS' ! CEFbTTS To two dollars per yard. . If you will call and get prices before purchasing we will guarantee it will do you good. FIRE BOTTOM, and is operated After thorough tests, wc claim for this im|»ortaut invention :—That Catarrh, Consumption! Horse Rakes, Plows, Wheel Cultivators, Harrows, Corn URQEtUBG 0B CHB0HI0 DI8EAEE?- Planters, and READ AND CONSIDER!! Road Scrapers, LADIES! all the coals may ba retained tn Ute stove ItwaigbuntdL ArUddri Eye. tnsertrd that- look Natural No Pain I REAPERS, MOWERS T>. C. OTtlFFTril. with a shaker from the outside of the stove. In every department of hln Great ally *ac!> ra»m U havf drtlnd the Junllv orb-braioa phtrician*: SHOl'i.n that I. affifa Th« Marrlecgor Single dmiring aid or ny delicate matter relaxing to health (ar The Tteliable JFirm of and any amount of the ashes desired ; or the Beat 1*1 ke* ii Country. that the fire is al all times under per­ ously throughout the winter ;* that it KOCHER & BRO. greatly economizes in fuel, and en­ Have just added, to their usual large stock of General Merchandise, a fect control, and can be kept continu­ DEFORMITIES, tirely overcomes all the objections heretofore raised against this class of GALE CHILLED and DIAMOND IRON PLOWS LARGE STOCK OF staves. fieri IHjeaaea, Cancer., Tmnon, Hare -L GENTLEMEN! THE FOREST KING is the on­ ly stove made wilh the Combination Drygoods, Groceries, TOTI0 XmOLB-lUBD UP OLD MU. L. EJIOBl 'S Caniagts and Buggies. CROQK'S Grate, and is uneq naled ns a stove of PATENT BOOTS AND SHOES, its class, in the world. THE FOREST KING is mount­ ed complete wilh No. 12 cold rolled polished boiler iron. Which were bought for CASH and will be sold at . the lowest GUARANTEE Livinpr JPx-ices. The ASH PIT extends tinder the entire DOUBLE O-A-iuL -A-Jsrro see tjs BOTTOM. Every St«ve la Fully Warranted and we will convince you that we ajre not to be BEATEX OX PRICES!! GOOD ADVICE AND GOOD TR£1T*EWT. DOUBLE WAGON for Five Yeary. C. O. WOI.OQTT. KOCHER BROS. BARDY & CROCKER. �R.TT3ST 9VER.l!p10NEER STORE! ■wwrrsm. MARK THESE FACTS MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN I L. J. WHEELEH. •d tn this township. Leaving old Niagara Co-, N. Y-, behind, I landsd at W. P.' W.’s and lived'with him until ! built my house. > Hoyt. GRAND RAPIDS is Thanksgiving. There will About the same time having heard of the tbo M. E. Charoh, conductod Mudge settlement I had occasion la see that 8oJ shouldered my ribo the Rev. G. W. Bherman. thc pi tar which tbare will be a “praiao * on my journey, ^it being then a wilderneei,) WCM- M.T«L la Jal) last wrote, baa been Z-i nwd to a myself on the banka of the Tboraapple Rivflheriff DIVISION —•The Wnutifol know has been coming dewn for * week, falling on tbo mad and ntbkhtg plenty of oloih. but no sleighing. on Saturday last. looked around and noted wbat an ugly look- In the great Rush to Cap. Raise’s JCew Store! IS Dry GroodLs RECEIVING GROCERIES. Hats, Capst, Gents’ Furnishing , Goods, impleded with Wm. Hummell, case has been* due on railroad bad not gone but a few rod# before I discov­ Ana Ecrything Nice for the Ladlct. an order haa been made reducing the amount LARGE thing black. W. Olds will extend ■I shall be pleased to see my.oldTriends A little son of George Garrison, met with FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORDER. You will Sod ray stock complete what it wag, and while looking nt it and thinking wbat it might be I caught sight of the Christian Social at their home, on the. one of his fingers. —8 Stiles had three chickens stolen from his coop a few nights since. He thinks it roosl high, about these days. The boy is now improv- LOW AS THE LOWEST. INVOICE Please give ms a call before purchasing elsewhere. Tbe Higbret Market Price paid Tho ell Isens of this place are very much ' passed through bis body'and came oat of for Butter. Eggs, Etc. Nashville, Oct. 18lb. one of bia hips, so as Io disable him from to trains on tho Grand Rapids Division. —Rev. C. G. Thomas's lecture, "The re­ X. C. BOISE. OF lation of the Bible to Common BehooU,” est and tbo public g^od L> place the Grand kind of a circle, like a horse show, want a delivered before tbe. Lifotory Society, last Rapids Express back on the road, if by do- U«tle ways and then slopped and looked at I hauled on him again, be stumbled take off the night trains. me. around and again started off. I began to IMPOBTAXT CAUTION, Nooearr Krasin* ontem the •jgnalurr of J. B*f• load my gun and broke my rod. Then I gat a "Mother f<**•T M'"‘ fn* United State., Mrround. rarh —Last Monday evening ’Georgia Treman dies of Emanuel Church gave was in a dilema to know wbat to do. On boa of Pi h a and OinlmenL A huxl-om* reward Goose ” enter!linment entertainment at al Unk Union JIalt which celebrated bla 15th birthday, by a party, will be gtvni to any on* rendering meff xfornulkm the top of the hill 1 discovered a house ** m»» lend to the detection of ar.y f*rlr or nnrtle. and 40 of the little young folks of the vil­ consisted in'tableaux scene* in the life of where William Ware then lived. I went incoutKerfcUnr the ineeh.-lnr. ar vending tbe u«e. that notable character of our childhood. It knowing them lo be .partoue. lage were gathered beneath bls father's • ♦ • Sold nt the tninurarlory of Profeeeor HollowTV IVI > tbe receipts, $39,roof, aad an snjoyablo time was had. ar ® Co,Hew York. epdbysH reopocuble drug, OF BATTLE CREEK, MICH, gut. ind denier, lu medicine throughout the civil. uerd as a church fund. 1*^1. woHd In bozr* a » rent.,cmle .rd (1 neH gun I then told the lady that I bad wound WThrrr I. conoderabk' tevlog by t.kJtic tbo UrAt the -Presbyterian Church on Friday ed a bear aad bad broken my rod. . 8b e of- T.ko pleaser* In Introducing to the eitlxen* of ter alar*. . . • me Kennedy, Sol. Fptghner, Levi Brooks WINTER evening a email but highly appreciative JL d’—1,lrcc,1,,n* fnr of patient* in and Anthony Oelroth. Nashville; J. W. kinds at Boisx Bso.'s audience listened lo the delightful readings Guy, Rev. G. Kilpatrick, and Cbas. Gallo­ of Miss Maud Anna Keisey, of Ypsilanti. NIR. W. E». GREEN way, Woodlaud; and W. M. 8trielon, Blair. track, which she did. Tbe dog took the GOODS Will Carlton's "Over scent and started pell melt, but soon return­ —Mr. John Fuller, living in Ike Booth- perfect satisfaction. the Hill from the Poor House,” and a chap- ed half soared to death. He had been boxwhile replacing a win low in the loft of his barn, fell, striking a beam, tbe fall breaking by Miss Kelsey, in a manner which will new the attack. ■ I followed and soon came Fruit and Ornamental long be remembered by all lovers of gopd in sight and got within two rods of the bear several ribs and otherwise injuring him. reading. The receipts of the entertainment when he turned upon mo and I ran like a — The Woo Hand House, kept by J. Os were $14.50, which w 11 be used toward de­ savage; gol tangled in some grape vines and 8®“ A .Full line of Violins, Bowe, raun. at Woodland Center, haw the reputa­ rings, kcM at Botes Bno 'sthen there was a pull between life and tion of being a model country hotel. Tbo death. I got out aomabow when *the bear BOT. viands prepared for its tables would even WANTED! w*s within 10.feel of me. I turned and fir­ OTHCULOAHVASa ’ 10.000 bushels Potatoes. do grace to many of e#ir large city hotels. ed. the ball grazing the end of bis nose. 10.000 lbs Dried Apples, Then tie ran and I after him him ; he went —Godey's Lady Book io the model maga6.000 lbs. But! er, Below we give onr realers the total numof MongMra, on pace II® ; upon whi-h Mortgage 1,000 des. Egge. three I* claimed to |>c due and onp*M. at the date of I imagined be was going over into my flowing with good Ihinss really interesting till* notice, of principal «i** inter**!, the »nra of 1,000 bushels Beans, late election in this county, which may be efKl'ly-uinr and 44-100 dollani (#ffi>.44), !*«l<le« an A beautifol of interest lo the reader. The first named country, for he look a north east direction In exchange for goods which will be sold —especially to the ladies. is Republican, the second De uocrat, -and home. The brar climbed up a tree about icriber for 1877. Habacription third Greenback. Bostox Stomb. 20 feet and there rested, looking at me. I Address L. A. Goner, PhiiaNashville, Mich. Judge of Probst®—Clement Smith 2tM9, had shot ray lost ball, but found in tny delpbla. Pa. • Porter C Freeman 1808, Wm, W Cole 701. pocket a half of a bullet which I pul in on Sheriff—John Q. Creasy 2058. Leonard —In another place will be found tbe cora powerful load and thought I would go un­ m.i > .«h — — ■ u i . xf xx* i-: — i. K Stauffer 1785, Peter Cramer 766. 1 Pair Bob-sleighs,* 2 Wagonx, 1 Belt Dou­ der the tree and take him endwise, but just L. J. WHEELSR. Two trains, N. * C. CHILSON. ble . Harness. TOO Bnehels of Corn in the went into effect lest Sunday. as I was going to fire he dropped right at the Grand Rapids and Evening Expenses dricb 1648, H. H. Campbell 676. my side. I ran and ho after me, for about Register of Deeds—Wm. M. Scudder 3001, have been taken off,—we nuderetand on ac­ 15 rods, wberi I sprung over a large tree Bubjvct to auotbre count of lack of patronage. This is to ser J. Melvin Willi-on 2147. John M. Willison 8. that had turned up by tbe roots, at (he same by the aald Item! n Treasurer—Geo. W. Wilcox 2945, Ira Mar.-% u> Hiram time ho tried lo get over, but his hip being IIOtAOWAT's Pttxs Ain> OlSTMXXT.—For Stowell 1780, John Dawson 755. broken, he didn't succeed. I then -flung fy-urvy. Leprosy, and cutaneous diseases "KSTs.. . Mh, 1ST* • Prosecuting Attorney—Bhns. H. Bauer our people eould go cast (or Svzn down my rifle and took ray dirk knife and 7 W1LUAM PARMENTER. 2865. Joseph W. T. Orr 1592. Abijah M. cut a club, (he with his fore-feet on the log Flint 1,000. veloua, for the expulsion of pimples, blotch­ growling at me). I plied tho club^ until es, &c., they are unparaleiled. and as a cos­ will.be few bcfo*e business will warrant (he Circuit Court Commissioners—A. D. CadGEO M SAVAGE A COi COLUMN I thought it was rntber short, then I cut a metic the Ointment stands unequalled. Sold walladsr 2926. Phil W. N iskern 2886. John niqtPlI'PQ H,Te 7°° “ >“'*Btton tot which replacing of these trains. larger and longer one. Well, I pounded the U fi 1 tl HI U. you drelrv * Patent, either tn th" F. L. Fisk 2331, Wm. Rowley 1916, Waller | S. or any forrifn ooun'ry! Thea wnd lo tbe Mo­ ••Hocsbwivxs Favobitb."—Such baaD, Work on Chipman k Lne.’s opera house Powers 738, John Fisk 2. Wm. L. Cobb 1. old follow until I had knocked out one of his I nod lorenlo s' .inodalton, Ht* only r»eyes and broken bia mouth all to ‘pieces. B. he Land A Co.'s Best Chemical Salrim- progreMeth. * Tho foundation walls are Surveyor—Frank 8. Bowen 3019, Geo. Then layiog down my club, took my dirk in WILL OFFER completed and the frame' Is being put op. H. sptulding 2160. John Q Crresy I. rj.OLDS.VflTH’W (BRYANT * STRATTON) one hand and with the otber hand held his Its dinxmsiOM are 32x100 feet and 22 fest Coroners—Joseph Cole 2933,X?urli« Per VT BVSINEm VHIVKHISITI. from floor to ceiling. Will have a balcony ry3922, Jas C. Hanw 1811. David W. head while I stabbed him in ths throat and that ended his lifeFOR SAXE. Smith 1813. Bern Pierce 788, Cortez P. PenOh ! I waa a big man then. I got on a ridth of the building, supplied with cartain. diU 783. Ing and hurrahed and swung tny hat. I tell DRUGS, MEDICINES, you I felt as big *s thoogh I was President The entire FROM ASSYRIA. Wishing to get my matters in a smaller of the United Biates. 1 really thought I CHEMICALS, TO PURCHASERS OF compass I now offer for «ate my home farm Ma. Eoiroa: should gel to bo President some time, but 1 of 160 acres in Inland, Benzie Co,, Mich, on ed and painted op in fine stylo. The esti-' WIDOWS CHILDREN havo lived until my locks are getting gray DYfc-STUFFS, main traveled toad, in a thriving neighbor­ mated coat is $2,500. It is expected by DRY GOODS, dlaehargv, tie sntrtM to a PENB1O1C. hood and thickly settled. Two saw mills January first that Nashville will have the wilh age and have never been nominated School Mnd nitccllancous Apply to within two miles, one shingle mill within j GROCERIES, for President yet, but when I kill another MILO B. STKVENS A CO., the transaction. Tbe transaction did not BOOKS, try town in the State. HATS, FRUIT TREES! MARSHALL STREET NURSERIES, TREES, SHRUBS. GRAPE HIDES, FROM 30 to 60 CTS. MEN’S OVERCOATS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I Respectfully, &c., 1776 F’on sm. 1876 Cente nnial w. g. num & to During the next 30 days GREAT INDUCEMENTS -Still we are besieged with letters from From the Earth to tho Moon. Hr.'s gate, whilst the Dr. was attending his wife, who was not expected to live. Now Jetts Vbbxb, the famous author of "Around certain women as he should be with hit as to i bo Dr , we have been acquainted with the World in Eighty Day*,” etc. It is a most interesting, indeed exciting, stoiy of a tains about 400.000 feet of choice pine, bas own wife; an I another will affirm that tbe remarkable attempt to burl a large hollow about 40 aerrs cleared. 18 acres of grass. projectile containing three persons, vis: Rarbieanc, Nicboll and Ardan, to the moon !. also a beautiful little lake in the eenter. This projectile was fired from an enormous Injustice to the do:tor cannon, built al a cost of $2,500,000, and we publish a letter sent as by two well- and exposed tbe spirits that haunted iL the wonderful voyage beg»n. Like all of known citiiens of Assyria, and hope we will Now we do not uphold the Dr. in making Verne's works, its pages are charming read­ through which a channel could be easily his statementB, bat we cannot deny the truth ing. and its profuse and striking ilium ra- I cut, flowing the marsh from the take or othtiun, by Twenty-Eight fine engravings, of them. 'Mr. Editor, where tbe trouble greatly increases the pleasure of its perusal. weald put up al Assyria, the inhabitants of comee, is that tbe Dr. interferes with the Although the ordinary price <*f this book i» practice of one doctwcM of Assyria. That now before us is sold for only Tsx Cxxts, is his wont fault Youn Truly, complete and unabridged ! Sent postpaid by the publishers, DONNELLY, LOYD & change in part for other good, salable prop-, — S , For foil information c»ll pn the eubDONATION. ber at Clement Smith's l»w office <m Traverse College, and half way between of Dr. Delano. Traverse City and Frankfort. Soil a rich One correspondent will horse stealing occurred in this village. or address Htirf C. Dowxs, Inland, Mich. 300.000 feet of good pine, wjll be sold for $1,100 or divided to suit purchasers. There will be a donation visit for tho benfit of Elder W. R. No throp and family at STATIONARY, WALL PAPER. SHOES, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS CLOTHING, VARNISHES, NOTIONS, BRUSHES, AC, &C., 4lC. Snrgical Instrnments. Tresses EL, MERCHANT TAILOR! DRUGGISTS. From the Rev. B. Davies, D. D, Minister of th* of J*ar«OM* Co's Kilenaluakir. I found my prvuent dwelling overrun with Be. Um and Bewcbna j <mh box b*a sufficed to exterminate the teasets entirely from FULL LINES OF TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, TEAS. COFFEES, SPICES, Fine Tobaccos and Ciiars. for Printers. Print", C TICKS, DEMINS Stripci and | MANUFACTURERS, Xtady-JHadt Wines and Liquors ! quality. No cheap ur t ftrtor srades ol Ink bum । 7 EXCELSIOR Checks. BEST ASSORTMENT OF S. LEIBHAUSER, Charley and Play. Fsighner, two sons of Henry Feighaw, living Mufb of Ibe village, rode into town, hitched their horses in front Doc 6th. As tbs Elder has labored with Cutting and Making don us faithfully, and sacrificed much for tbe Fsahlonsble Style*. CAPS, BOOTS, CLOTHING! London, Rnglaud), rrn < iiicagos uoe LIVERY STABLE! WM. VENN. PiorutTot HENRY C. DOWNS. horses, a three-year-old black mare. appreciaticfa of his seivioM by a social visit and a generous donation. Come one, oome toll. There will not only be a supper pro- bort distance, off. Ofliesre IEH’8, TDUTHS'i BOYS’ CLOTHING DyOansn or Cowxittm THE APBEKICAM FWrLE. beyond Kafomo Center ; but in the No people in the world suffer aa much meaAtimo filr. Fsigbue- ami bis Uy* l»d with Dyspepsia aa Americans. Although years of experience in medicine had failed Albert Barnes*. Recent developmcnte pointe to a Ston acbe, Heart-bare. Water-brush, bit* young man from Welton. Ealofc I'o., who Headache, Cotti reams. pal pit .flow of Uw Heart. Liver Complaint, coming np of the was it. the vilhira Wednesday eve., aa the food, low spirits, general debility. «c.. yef since ths introduction of Gasan's Avccst lUtWa. da. Fuen we believe three ia no care of Dysi have been prpsia that cannot toe immediately reltered 4 if they get A beaaiiin] Tear from a jury pf, From $5 per Suit Up. READY MADE CLOTHING! BOOTS AND SHOES ! Do yon want Dye-alnfls? Do you want Pa in tn and Oil*?”- IN GREAT VARIETY, From $1 a Fair, Upwards. Do you want a gootl Book rot tbe Home Circle ? EniTon News; An my wife has lately been carrying a •• preUy high Land" with a certain gentle­ man. who line in a a little log bawe. just tify an error that baa been created in this community. In the fir»i place I never left tny wife but once, and that was some eight years ago ; the fjrmer partings having been Uv. Bbooki. AT THE BAKERY FRESH OYSTERS, BOLOGMA SAVSAGE, GROCERIES, and WAR! HEALS for the Wj ! LOOK INI’ H. ALDRICH. to furnish all who wi«h with a good rjg, and at prices corresponding with the .close times. 4B>» .m: w liver yi ■ Do you want School Books ? Do you want a Prescription filled CAN DB FOUND At Bit good's old stand, Nashville, Mich. with care ? 15 GRADES OF TEA FROM 50 CENTS TO $1.00 PR POUND. AU Gootls Sdd n» Rrfrratcnlrtl, mul Sallifitctlon Chtarnntecd. Call and See Uh. Location.— West Side of Main Street, in W. A. Ay 1»wort h’s Brick. Fours Truly, BOISE BROS. W.U. AYLSWORTH & CO. J A VIES STOCK W AN W, FROIRJSrrOR. LIVERY, SALE and BOARDING STABLE, - �-r-m-wirri. h»a- *"• '<M o*.~» ' . nu 926&SS ruorn! wutimi'iita of our nature—wbat on inddrulablc influent;** it brings to boar RHOmBttSSES laeoad pn Wednaaday. United Htataa Dtatrir* bilitiM! Take, for example, tire relation Introduced an affi.tavi*. wtUng for fttttbw dom and a stronger power titan their own tiler tire would be granted. sometimes ss a monitor, sometimes aa a latter gave neUoo phyroatc, And anbon«ciona)y becoming ' tusdtnilAled to it; ia ik pwsible to con­ noon, the futiowih*- drowned. 990,000. Two hundred man will bo thrown oat work in Chicago. Il has -been discovered that eacrlhglocs acta the medical oolleget are re- -A terrible tragedy wm enacted near Keytea ville, Mo., county-scat of Cbarttou county, tbo other night Emma Jarol. a handaomo girl atautly kfllad by a rejected lover tmmed James B. Brown. After killing Miao Jared, Brown allot Limawlf through the bead with the same plated, ano died in a »hort time. The girl"* psrenta objaoted to Brown's viaita and aha dta’ ’ miaacMi him -T. o Sedilia Jku sonic other cars wi re added to the train st this place, he asked permission of the brakesnsn, and was directed by him to enter one of them, a sleeping car, where ho found a seat When the conductor took up his ticket ho demanded 11.50 extra for the privilege of riding in the car, which plaintiff refused tn pay, al­ leging that his ticket entitled him to a seat, and that there were no seats elrewherc on the train. The conductor afterwards put plaintiff off tbo train about eight miles from. Lancaster. He walked in to Lancaster, and in tbo long walk his disease, as he alleges, was ag­ gravated to such (tn extent that he has never entirely recovered from the effects of it. Lo Van’s suit for damage.* Iuu> been pending eight years. On the trial the company's version of the affair wsb that ths conductor allowed tho plaintifl to remain in other parts of the train; that shortly after the train left Middletown the conductor re­ quested liim to' - take one of these soats and Lo refused, whereupon the train was stopped apd he was ojoctod. There Jras hb fovoe, tho defendants claimed, used on the plaintiff except the mere laying on of hands, so that he should not seem to aaaent to hia being put off tho train. It was the duty of the plaintiff; His Honor said, to accept the seat offered in tho ordinary car, if such had been actually offered him, and that the conflicting vcrmonK of the affair must lx> reconciled bythe jury. The jury, after a deliberation of over two hours, returned a verdict of ffi.SOO —A horrible tragedy ocejurod in Banerve township, ou the outskirts of AUogbcny City, m-nn. aged 51, murdered bis wife Barbara with face. Ho then cut hia own threat with a knife. Beth died almost instantly. * —Tho tola! vote in IViaccrwun will exceed 253,500, an increase of 60,000 over any previous election. Hayas* majority over IMden is 6,1A3. About 2,000 vote* ware cast for the Greenback and tho Prohibition elector*. D. L. Downs the Bepublican ticket*) Iras a majority of about l,30n. r —ANewIorkdiapetahof Nov. 23saya: "Ccnlong letter to tbe Herald. Tho Democratic dude fraudulent vote*, sod will exerc *o that power if they find it naceoaary. If *3tber can­ didal » fails to receive • legal majority of the vote* in the official count, which would be tlio ixiana being counted for Hayta. Tbo Demc- when tbo Lnuuiaua certificatce are opened ob­ jections will be made to-counting those voire. tiveo will adhere to their own deeuion. and. as tbo oaunt will decide that there hae lixn no chtaeo by tbo Electoral C-jltafe. precept at Stelegive Pacheco (Republican) a majority tor CmigraM in the Fourth California district of -Tildocs official uAjority iu Georgia ia 55.1S5. -Die aggregate vote of Missouri fw Preetdential tdoctom is 350,583. ou mcrease of 72.Jonty la 22,bM greater than four yearn ago. . ! f o iron trade tn LlatlanL Milla are cfaaed or the inevitable datrn-. » painfully vtalhte. Boys and young men sometimoa start out in life with the idea that one’s sue cess depends on sharpness and chican­ ery. They imagine, if a man is abih al­ ways to “ get tbe best «< a bargain,*' no matter by what deceit and ineannes-t he carries his point, that his prosp* rity is assured. Thia is a greet mistake. En­ during prosperity cannot be founded on cunning and diahonoeiy. The Iripky and deceitful man ia mire t? fall a vic­ tim, soon or late, to the in flucnees which are forever working against him. Hia houee is built upon the sand, and its foundation will be certain to give way. Young people monot give these truflii too much weight Tbo future of tb-.t were read. He would not do •uJ they hoped tbe baud would parge itself of ceive au atnioepbcre more exquisitely adapted to quicken in young souls the innate germs of that moral and iqiiritual Julian. «. B. Smith, and Bigler. Republican life which is destined to "flad it* highest object in the disclosures to it of the ton. Garfield and Kelley. Tito Cfark reported tliat return* from fourteen pariahc* had not fatherhood of God! yet bean rrceivaL Tito following partihe* We often speak of the sanctities of were aanvaaaod to day In axeentive aeraton: l^nnr. Literally,** well as figuratively, BL -Helena-H»yo*, 520; Ttider, MB; Packard. oat characterisation of it is true;-for it 516; Nichati. "CM. bt Mary-H»y*e, 947; is there that those affoctions ore first TUdetL 1.4H5; Packard, 2.397; Nichol*. .1,455 elicited, oxercisod and expanded, which Tetwas-Hayta. 2,907; Tilden. 464; Packard, Terrebonne—Hayea, in due time, ami unless perverted by 8,192; Nicboti, 486. evil, will be filled with tho foHnem* tliat 1.972; Uldon, 1.389; Packard. 1,»61 Ntaboti. 1,402. ■ Wanhington—Haywa, 165; Tilden, 514; flows from the uncreated source, and Packard, 163'. Nichol*, 929; Vermillion—Hayra, that will constitute our sublimer life 277; TUden, 902. when the present initiatory ono has paaaod away. The family circle is a the Canvaaring Board to-day. ou motion of scenic representation to young hearts of Gen. Audor-on. tbe Frseidenl of Hie boird inslrteud the Secretary to isaue orders to all that higher world of relationships where­ rinperviaom in the city to filo their icterus im­ in humanity is to reach ite perfection; mediately. The loan! completed the cativm* and the unquifttiouiog obedience wo of only three periebre. as follows : yield to earthly parents, our implicit NatohitocUeo—Tilden, 1,781 ; Hayes. 2,099; trust in them, our unreserved love of Union—Tilden. 1.493 ; Hayek. M ; Iberrilk' them, are, in theis first exertriso, just THden, p57 ; Hayes. 2,297. At one poll in Natotatoebrs tho board threw those susceptibilities of our nature which out 542 vote** - for three Republican elector*, in their last will unite us forever with and 173 votes for three DaKKcreUeelrctor*'ou the ••Parent Divine.X aceoon t of informalitira. Tbo veto for tbe tire Oar training for immortality begins Republican electors in Natabitocbea wm 1,559. with our fire! recognition of the right to In Iberville tho five RopubUcan electore re­ command which. the tones of a father’* ceived only 1.849 votes instead of IW7. owimt voice express, with the flnit appreciation to tbo omission of uamee on tire brllote. Hold rubbery. Thia u. to the effect that the of tiki love which plays, in a mother's Janm brother* recaped by walking boldly smile. True, wc ipay frustrate but too through the^ruwda at Garden City, in broad effectually three •itimplcel preparations daylight, Mealing a pulittciau'a boreee, and galfor what wo should be hereafter; but it is not the lees true that it is in tho family remembered, were looking for these same fel­ circle that wc acquire those primary lows. ' —Bank officers, be on your guard ten thou­ srntimentn which oanstitate 'the very sand foes arise. Four men attacked, tho substratum of subjective religion. watchman uf toe Waterville (Me.) National KIGHT Of PA.IfiKXUKK TO .4 8BST. Bank tho other night, and bound and gpgged In the cnee of Barnet Lo Van against bank they were diecarcred by another watch- tire Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in Court of Comrfion Pleas No. 4, at Phila­ —Die primary causoof Tweed's fight ia now delphia lost week, tho facta are given m known. He had beeg released after one yoar'a follows: Tho plaintiff in November. imj rtatiumcnl ou BtatiweU e island, after being 1868, purcbascil at Harrisburg a ticket from the defendants for passage to Court of Appeal*. Hr ascertained that there were twenty-ilx additional Indictmenta ^aiuat Philadelphia, the train on which he was him and that bo ciuld only get off by buy teg. to take paaaago being known as the Cin­ each jury., Tnroo days after getting thia list. cinnati express. When the train reached the station at Harrisburg it landed him on tbe coast of Cuba, whence be consisted of but two passenger cars, an ordinary car »nd a smoking car. The plaintiff asserts that he waa conJoveltar 9300,000 for protection, and then he -stiiutionally unable to ride in the Smok­ waa finally compelled to hastily leave for Sjiain. ing car, and the other car was full. The He return, mnch thinner in peraou and much plaintiff was afflicted with a disease which made standing for any length of time positively injurious to Eim,nnd, as One DoHar. the Democratic ticket, wee excluded fr.m the room. President Welle aaid that Gov.Wickliffe Chicago | edcer OSAPPSD. hands, face, pimptea, ring ■ the ceu raanera did not, they weald be oommitted Colvwbu. Nor. 25.—Tbe Supreme Coait of THS LEDGER is • large 4&-oo!nmn taming Board 91.500 each, and ordered their recalcitrant official* were at ouca taken in Ipbarga by tbo Sheriff, and the Clerk of the Umrt waa directed to iaeuo certificates aMUng' the Legtiiatdre in tho two oaonliM (Edgedeld BvaMCXr’a Cooqaixb - A perfect .Irees- (or old aad young. Send your name and address, plainly written, inclosing ONE DOLLAR, with United Btataa Dktrict Attorney Corbin, coun- liquid fora a large proportion of deodorised acJ for tho State Hoard of Cauvaaaors, dia claimed any intention of contempt, and aaked Address until Monday to aatlafy tbo court, which waa lltHTKB and cbaese are almost indie­ granted. ’Rio Federal 'forere in the State have pentable articles cf food. Properly need, they THE LEDGER _ ___ m» - <.« - « -. „ tn the following telegram: S984*7' "■* ■'iiii- CHICAGO, remove b>lb thaea troubfra. 8x»ziMU catarrh, chronic catarrh, ul­ cerative catarrh, with all their sympathetic dis- dent: WOOD’S by Hanford' THE M1SKETH. eouaUtuUon. 6680 HAIR RESTORATIVE maintain a n nnbUran form What It Does! Attas ■etorae. ralaklr. Gray Heir fe H* fkrar ffatsml Gov. Welle Instructed' the clerk to of the 18th, from New Orloao*. lie eaid. In reepondonta to be prcHOut Tbe return* from three contested ^parishes. East Baton Rouge, ;tt. Tammany and Iberia, were taken up. East Baton Bouge haa eighteen polling places, bat the return*, when opened. den 1.102, and Havre 1,477. After much dlacuaeiou tho returns of East Baton Bouge were laid abide. The only pariali finished to-day waa St. Mar­ tin-Tilden. 1.023 ; Hayeo, 1,027. ' The board adjourned until 11 to-morrow. Nkw OaLiuxa Nov. 25.—The Returning Board met at 11:90. Gov. Walla staled that be must diapenae with tbe reading of any pro­ tests on motion* before tho board, and that all evidence must be in before tbo close of tbe Tat lAsaaAXM, Nov. 23.—In tho argument before tbo Florida Supreme Court upon the application for an injunction to restrain Oov. Steams from taking upon himeelf tho canvaaa of tbe altctaral vote of tbe State, Gen. Barlow, coctuiel for tho Governor, waived all '■otudderatiou of the merita of the question of autbori- BOBT. W OUM punt. y ANNOUNCEMENT CONSUMERS! restrain the Governor, and that tbo injuncaolutely void of fores or effect. Gov. Stearns aubmltted an aMdarit atating that be had not yet decided to a same the right to can vase the CIWCIKSATL to got tliraarfi with it* dr liberation*. Col. Zsdtario Inquired whether the board had deter­ mined Lo fill the vseanov, aa it wsa tho mum necMsory to have * representative on the board toward the doao of ita deliberations tlisn si any other tim*. Gov. Well* stated thol tbe board hal never taken any action on the K*VT LtBKKTi. matter. Col. Zschsrie asked if the board bad TatXAHAaaEE. Nov. 25 —The return* are now PhUadel|>i>laa. paaeed upon any -of the application*. Gov. Welti said there had only boon one pro­ Uficstion thia morning from tbe 8 icretary of MedltUQ. sen tod—that ratitivo lo Dr Kennedy. Gov. 8«««r. ' Welti Intimate 1 that tho Democrata had lost' and charged wilh ctiling it together, that they any claim lo repreaeutallon on tho board by must meet at 12 o’clock noon. Monday, to canTHE would try to fill the vacancy if they could agree mit a committee of five from each of tbo politi­ cal partire and the Cb»irmen-of tbo two Btata waa dated the 25Ui. In explanation the Seero- packagea. aa bia book allowed, and after some found to contain a consolidated statement of aotmi casouxa. CoLCitnia, 8. C., Nov. 22.—Tbe Board of State Canvaasers yesterday made a report to tbo Supreme Conit staling tbe persons who had received the highest number of votes for Appended io tho report cf rtetdta wav the tireir opinion oaitiin irregularities whioL af­ fected some of the Republican candidate* A passage in tho Now Testament says: •• And if thine eye offend thee pluck it out and cast it from thee.'* Leon Gambetta, tho invincible. Republican agita­ tor, is said to have deliberately destroyed his left eye when ho was a boy at school, if not exactly in obedience to tbo divine command, yet because ho disliked to study the language in which thia man­ date was originally written. Oambotta hated Greek, and did his utmost to get excused from studying iL But when he found that his cutrouiiea were of no avail with his fattier, he threatened to destroy his vision. Gambe ta p-re, a stern and resolute man, who deemed it a wise father's duty to thwart tbe whims of an olistinatc boy, was Immovable, and told Leon he could pluck out his eyes if h* chose, not of couree for one moment supposing tho possibility of such a thing. Enraged at this wholly unex­ pected answer, young GambcUa tore his Itft eyo from its socket, and informed received liw highest number of votes liis father that the right eye should go for mcmlier* of tho Legislature, includ­ to keep company ^ith tha left if there ing tbs •couctie* of Edgefield and Laurcnr. were no other-way of escape from study of tbo hated language. Happily for elcclore and ireuad a tulo on Um> board to abow cauae why tb.-y abould not correct tho state­ France, his fatlinr, rocoguiziug the igmanta of the County Oanrateara by the pre­ domitable will of his non, at once yield­ cinct returna in their poeareeion. Paoduig ed tbe "point. Lauren* atd Edge field counties, which gave large Dome era tie majorities, mould be ex­ cluded ou account of frauds ami iatimldationa. Thia morning tbo eouit made an order coc mending tlie board to inane certificate* of eltc- boap! held a aceaion and ieaued a certificate to all the members of tlia Legiklatuio except for Laurens and E igefiaU counties, thus nacuring a majority of the L-gialalure to tbs BapuoUcan ride a d the defeat of Hampton and tbo election of Cbambcriain. Tha board also Wheeler elector- and to al! the Republican State ticket. The board then adjourned wine At our request, Cragin 4 Co., Philadel­ phia, Pa., hare promised to send any of our readers gratis (rtn receipt of 15 cents to pay postage) a sample of Dobbin's Electric soap. Try it Send at once. An old Physician, retired from active prao- mined lo rely on U a oourta and exhaust all MOST GOODS f»U U> fceaboCUa.or A BOOK for the MIT ,T,TON FOR LEAST MONEY YOUTH’S 0MPANI0N PAPER FOR 1MM. Progress! vs’ Comprehensive I WESTERN F IRM JOURNAL YOUNG PEOPLE A Practical Agricultural Newspaper. ■s? 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Ap» k>M > CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION It is beonming all tbo •‘go’* toe " Matchlera - plug iuetoed of fine-cut, amade r>f Latter insteri*! Mr! finer *•»<! deboate fitvrr. ao mosh !ik*d by old elite ftjt’HrsnwCTi^ytoi? 3bmpanrT’iKt UMjawtaan Caam'lMtllirte. aad dtaeoiens W U» “SUPERIOR STRENGTH EXCELLENT QUALITY SPOOL COTTON.” AUTOMATIC rtiwayr iet!h got*i huxvm. ' auya be has resigned bia offloe. KIIQUT A KMIGHT, WaeteingtMa, D.C. »«r uenfioci « r>.u U>al I>•■- ^A-'?wi^.asa from DeSoto corded by tbe Secretary aa having been rt- PATENTS®^ fuel ferred that right in tbe injunction and mandamus caare were continued today before Judge White. Mr. Seilera and Judge Beiddle, of Philadelphia, in opeechoe, and Gov. Brawn, of Georgia, by written argument, appeared for tho Demo­ crats, and Hen. Barlow and Judge Emmonn for the Bepnblicana. Tbe court adjourned with- lief. Fur Bronch'.tia. Aathma, Catarrh. Con- ihrret into execution, be replied; “Ob. h—1! that fe’loyr is twice so' 1-ig sa he abootete aborttiso j wxeyetterdry."—J iutin (2Vrv.)2?evci/te. WAN”°^;—a— Haw yon ague in the face; and is it bdlt hvoUmi ? Hava Cure of <.'ojisumpU''D. Bronchitis. Catarrh. A*tbita, and a.’! Thro it aw! l^ng A ffactions, »le> a lr*-IMc Poutive snd ILdicsl Cure for Nervous Debility l> IU^AI*> K OS’V *im!»1I Nervous Complaint*, aft r having rkoroughly ranter} Its wondorfal curative powers in Nov. 33.—To-day tbe eoutt leaned tiionoL-ii!* of c*arr, fo»ta it bis doty to make it OF->*C1UBE» ANO Il.LLHTBATED. known to hi* i offer fag fallows. Actnited l ythti tude of Bowie and tho uniath.factory eoodimotive, and a omacnenttou* drain to relieve bu» •f!lSS?vebBe». ail who desire it. this recipe, with fell directions for jrajanng and eueosssfuHy using. Beni by r- torn mail bv addrew-ing with stamp, naming Board of t tate Can varecn la oanaidcred final this paw. br. W.G. Btevtma, J2fi lowua' by the B’publican*, while the Demoerate hold Block. Rochester, N. Y. pheno of doubte-dreding, and ?ays tho whois foundation of his career in the enduring principles of ererbsiing truth. check’d. If allowed to continue, irrttatioo ef gmlty of contempt. They expreee a de l r-rmtua- the L logs, a permansut Throat affection, or sMcon soaait rauoaBTs. an Incnrabki Lur-.g diehwto. i* often the result. An amusing story is told of u incident • Bsowx's P sox curat. TuonnE*;,” having a dithat oocurred al Belmont some time ago. the faol that it extoed. throughout the priori- I uYmiWinc, waMSUSflaX K£S£“ SILENT SEWING MACHINE. The Biemr of Disease, the Fee oi Pain to Man and Beast, MUSTANG LINIMENT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-12-08.pdf.pdf 17b34623db912df6577ca406d3171d67 PDF Text Text Sb gnt* fan. She iftaskrillt ififtrs. ADVERTISING RATES: PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, ■ • . — AT— ' ’. IhuhriBe, Berry County(Michigan, ■ ■ . ' — BX — . OR NO STRONG. Editor and Proprietor. 8EMT TO MYIM MIMCIUBCM M tf.«O Pw Amot onm nr tbpmamw ;■** Progression. No Retrograding.” NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1876.___________ VOL. IV. moi, ****»a m*ey. afctfhrilk girrrtonj. . NO. 11. THE. THE NATION to at one* duties, and iu nk* ___________ ____________ wdUtaly .taken to subititato Chargee d'Affaires for Ministers Itealjtant iDj Foftiigal. Danmark, Greece, Bwitaer- FJ..S> ago to Gougree*. auoeiJ refer to, and i Whilo thoroughly impressed with the wisdem live without any previous political training. From the age of 171 bad usver even Wttutteed the oxettement attending A n*mdeuttal cam- voter. Undt eligible ee. it la ...____ Britain, and are likewise recognized by the repreeSntMito to lids country Of the republic of gating the loyalty of tho clalmxnt*; second, that Congress sanction tbo scheme of an annuity fund for tho benefit of the families portauca wmcb will attend otlr foreign repre­ sentative* under Uila reduction. I am o opinion that a ro examination of the an however, ootud not. It is snp- administer­ Ing the Government, In naariy every case se­ lected without * general acquaintance with tlie Jirrrforj. trasta are to be allotted, tliat the right prrtiM ahuuld be cboeeu in every initantte. Hiatoty ahor* that the Administration, from the time IK H. YOUNG, adopted for the satisfaction of the classes of claim* submitted to the court, which are of long Btabding and JoMly entitled to early oonsideratton, Ibottld have proved auocawful and •ocsplable. Our northern Boundary. It is With satisfaction that I am enabled to P. Otter Kost *HoefM*ll<8trevt. Nashville OlU«o bour« fiyw I tp9«- m. »tnl 4 to Ip. m II. A. BARBER. Relretpeetlve. My civil fisreer commsnoed, too, al • most fur determining the l>onnd*ry lino between the United Blates and th* Bntiau I’owvovuon* from before tbo ecuntry had emerged from a conflict such as no other nation Lad evar survived. Nearly one-half of tbo Stales bad revolted tgainrt the Government, and of those remain­ ing faithful to tho Union a largo percentage of the population sympathized with the rebel- to the Rocky mountains, oommeueed in 1872. has been completed. The final agreements of M. C ELLIS. D.. Offen hh MHlroi lu'the pcopk of tills *1 Office owr 1,. J. Wheeler'- dore M• dully. CLEMENT SMITE. 1 AWYI8, practice* In *11 the court* In this Mate . _1_4 Insurance And real vatata agent. I'rorurri bountlc- St*l'.pensions, and nllul*U to colleetlllg thro-JgbuOl Un- U B. D. W. SMITH. * ■\TOTARY 1'uUic, Mtvnd* to *11 business ealh in Jl making tteed*. mortgage*, dratrlng will*, etc. Rraklrnce north at the village,-ou »tat< iuaJ. lection of the Government they would see de­ stroyed, and reapcdvaU the pecuniary advan­ tages to be gauital out of Uta then existing stale of aSslre—many of them by obtain mg con­ tracts and by swindling the Government in the delivery of their good*. . Immediately on the cessation of hostilities UNION HOUSE. RANK 1»ANCER, Pm|wte«ur.' Thl l.l^ur.llv .ku^L-i! luulu- ,-ruU-r F ALF. C. BUXTON. /"T.UNSMITH. luanefarturv* Illrtw and bbol Gun* VT and rvpsira all Flrvarn» • ml fine M*thlni-ry. The intervening time to my first inanguration was filled up with wrangling between Oougrosa and the new Executive as to the best Mr*. M.J. TIMMERMAN. as to whether the control of the Government ehould be thrown immediately into the hands of those who bad ao recently and persistently JOHN M. ROE and Union-supporting votes. If free full sense of the word, they would not diaafipoint this, expectation. CHAS W, DEMARAY. TEW Ei.Elt, and dealer In Fine and Fiatrd Jcwd♦J re'Clocks, Hpoetades, etc. Every article war- D IF. LINCOLN. urging the Logislsluro* of Btateo that bad not yet done so to ratify the Fifteenth amendment to the Constitution. The country was laboring E PA RADY. oppreasivo a* to* dmeourago production. Auotoir danger »l»o threatened us—foreign war. Tbe list difficulty had to be adjusted, aud wa* adjusted, without a war. and in * manner big lily honorable to all parties concerticd. Tbo taxes have been reduced within tbo Iwt seven yc*n< nearly *300,(MX).COO, and the nation*! debt has been reduced in tlio same ' *433,000,000 by refunding the G per ided debt for bond* bearing 5}^. 6. cr cent, interest respectively.' The -jtexest tia* been reduced from over 4130.C00.000 Ln i860 to' but little ever *100,OlO.uOO in 187G. The baisnco of trade h»s been change'.! from over *130,000,000 against the United States in 1860 to more than *120,OvO,000 tn our favor In 1876. It i« confidently believed tliat tho balance of trade In favor of bq J. B. RASEY. 1/ place lu the ritlsire. and willing bau<l«. WEBSTER 4- HOBBS OR NO STRONG, that the pledge of Congress to resume further legislation ou tim subject WAI. E GRIGGS UCTIOXKER, be Intrusted V MUSIC! MUSIC 1 , ' ! A policy lian been adopted towards tbe Indian tribe* inhabiting a largo portion of tlio terri­ t. ryof tho United State* which has been hu­ mar.o, and ha* eubnlantixlly ended Indian hoe­ Ulitie* ta tho whole land, except in a jxirtion of Nebraska and Dakota, Wyoming aud Montana Territories, the Black Wilt rogicra and appreaches thereto. HosUlltlM there have FRA NK J. PUR CHIS wao Jim vio.atod our trea.y stipulations it ATIl.LAGE BAllBEl:, aixldrslrrhiCull*r>,Tlc*. I his search for gold. The question v O6nt'» FuniUbluK Good*, and Cigar* of the I might bo esked why the Govern‘ to the term* of a treaty prohibiting Uio oocnration of Uio Black HUI* region by the whites. tinn UERMUAVEih Prop. • that region increased number*. Gold has aclually been found in paying quantities, and dlancoufi -(’’arils. movol, subject to the approval of Congress, by a treaty ceding the Black Hills and its ap- TOHN Q. CRESSY, J M UB K I I The subject of tha Indian the Commiwviouer of Indian Affairs, and my views ao fully expressed therein, that 1 refer T H. LEE, •J. Dep complete. The fixing of the boundary upon the Pacific coast by tbo protocol of March 10. MTS, pursuant to the award of the Emperor of Ger­ many. by article 34 of tho'Treaty of Washing­ ton, with the tanninatiou of the work of this eomtnueion. adjust* and fixes the entire boun­ dary between tne United State* and the Brit­ ish Poseeesions, except as to tlio portion of ter­ ritory ceded . by Rttseia to the United States under the treaty of 1867. The work intrusted to the Cominirsioners and the officers of the woll and aatiafaciuriiy performed. The orig­ inal ef tha final agreement of tbe Commitaioi:•r*. signed upon the 2flth of May, 1876, with the original hit of astronomical stations ob­ served, tbe original official list of monument* marking the intarnational boundary lines, and the maps, records aud go noral reports relating to tho commission, have been deposited in the Department of State. The official report of tbe Commissioner on the part of the Uni­ ted State*, with the report uf tbo Chief Astronomer uf tlio United States, will bo aubmitiad to Congress within a abort time. cubj o.-.. ItotarallsaUon and Expatriation. witn regard to fraudulent naturalization and the subject cf expatriation and the election of nationality of the numbar of peraonsof foreign birth seeking a home in the United States ; toe ease and facility, with which tho boueat emi­ grant may after tho lapse of a reasonable time become po*eraed of all tne privileges of dtlzenahip of tha United States, and tbe freqnsnl occasions which Induce such adopted citizens to return to tho country of their UtUi. Under protection of tho honest naturalized ciUxeti* are of paramount importance. The very simplicity in tho requirement* of tho law on this question afford* opportunity for fraud, and th* want of uniformity in Uio procoedingR aud records Of Uio variom e jarte, and in the forms of the certificates of natnralizitlon issued, afford a constant eourco of difficulty. I suggested no additional requiremonte to tho acquisition of citizenship, beyond dom of some provlaiou regarding uniformity in the roooida and certificates, and providing agahut the frauds which frequently take place, and for the vacating of a record of uatura I list ion obtained by Gaud. These provadnn* are needed in aid and tor tbo protection of tho honest citizen, of foreign birth, and for tha waul of which he is made to suffer not infrequently. Tho United State* baa insisted upon Uio right of expatriation, and Las obtained, after a long struggle, en sdmhsion of the priudpls contended for. by justice to the Government to which such naturalized citizens have formerly owed allegiance, as well as to the United Blates, that certalu fixed and dollnito rul~ —'* v* adopted governing such cases, While how expatriation may be accomp both native-born and naturalized, one* citizens of the United States, either by for­ mal acts or as the effect of a oeries of facts I reserve for a separate communication to and circumstance*, abandon their citizenship Congress a atatemeut of the condition or tho and cease to be entitled to the protection of questions which lately aroee with Great the United State*, but continue ou convenient Britain respecting the surrender of fugitive occasions to assert a claim to its protection. In the absence of provisions on these ques­ criminals under the treaty of 1842. tions, aud n this connection, I again invite your attention to tbo necessity nf legislation Tbe Ottoman Government gave notice, concerning tho marriage* of America:: cit­ under date uf January 15, 1874, of its desire izens contracted abroad, and concerning tho to terminate tho frosty of 1862, concertriny status of American women who may marry commerce and navigation, pursuant to the foreigner*, and of children born of American provisions of ths twonty-oecond article there-- parent* in a foreign country. The delicate pf. Under this notice, tho treaty terminated and complicated questions continually occur­ upon the Sth day of June, 1876. That Gov­ ring with rofcrooee to naturalization, expatri­ ernment has invited negotiations towaid* the ation and thb statu* of such person* as 1 have conclusion of a new treaty. By the act ot referred to, induce me to earne*tlydiroot your CoDgrc»s of March 23,1874. the President wu attention again to theae subject*. authorized, when ho should receive aaUsIn like niinner. I repeat my recommends factory information that tho Ottoman tiou tost some means bo previdod for the hstrGovernment, or that of Egypt, had Lng aud determination of the just and exist­ organized the new tnbunaladikely to secure ing claim* of aliens upon the Government of to the citizens of tb* United%tato< the same tbe Uuited State*, within a roauonable limitiimpartial justice enjoyed, under tho exercise of judicial functions by tho diplomatic and by 'eiiatlDK provisions of law the Court of —--—I.. a....- u — — - - --> - 1 ,r. h. consular officers of tbe United Btatoe. to sus­ pend the operation of the act of Juno 22. an alien claimant. The absence of an; gener­ 1860, and to accept for the citizens of tbe al pruvidon-i go.eming all such cases, und the United State* the jurisdiction of new tribu­ « *nt of a Uibnnal skilled tn'the disposition of nals. Satisfactory Information having'been such cases, upon racognixod. fixed and astUnl roertved of the organization of such ue* principles, either provides no remedy in many tribunals in Egypt. I caused a proclamation to bo issued on thu 27lh of March last, suspending the operation of tho act . of the Government ot Juno 22, 1860, in Egypt, according to the provisions of the act. A advance of the United States upon this qua* copy of tho proclamation accompanies this tioti, and tliat the practice now adopted ta euMn-uiii;e. Tli« United States has united with tirtiy uutaliifactory. tbe other power*in ths organization of these court*. It is hoped that the juriadietiona! question* which have arisen may bo readily adjusted, and that litis evidence in judicial March, 1875. authorized tho-----------—------cases may be hindered by no obstacle*. Territory of Colorado to form a State Govern­ ment. write tbo name of tbs State of Colorado, and therein provided for the admission of said State when formed, into the Union, upon an feet th* convention respecting commercial equal footing witli tho original States. A con­ reciprocity concluded with the Hawaiian stitution having been adopted and ratified by Islands, in 187S, having bean ha*], the tbo people of that State, and the acting Gov­ proclamation 'to carry it into effect, as ernor having certified to mo tho farts m preprovided by the act approved August 15, vidsd by said act, together with a copy of tach 1876. was duly issued upon the----- Tuesday constitution and ordinances uh aro provided of September last. A copy thereof aceomp*set of Congress having boon duly complied with, I bMiird a proclamation di>ou tho l*t of Foreign Complications. August, 1876, a copy of which is hereto an­ Tha commotions which have been prevalent nex ad. in Mex.co for some time past, which unhap­ pily seem to be not yet wholly quieted, hsvo let! to complaints of citizens of the United Tlio report of tbo Secretary of War shows States of injuries by persona in authority. It that the army has been actively employed, n> hoped, however, that tbeee will ultimately during 11 ie year, in subduing, at the rsqusst be adjusted to tho salufactiou of both tho Governments. Tbe frontier of tbo United of the Indian Bureau, certain wild bands of the tUaux Indian nation, and la proaerving Stales in that quarter has not been exempt peace at tbo South during the election. from acta of violence, either by citizen* cf Tbo Commission CGnstitutod under th* one republic or those of tbe other. 'Xho fre­ act cf July 24,1876, to consider and report quency of those acta I suppose to be in­ creased, and their adjustment made more on tho whole subject of tlio reform and re­ difficult, by tho considerable chanson Ip the organization of tbo whole army, convened eonroc of the lower part of the Mio Grand* in August last, and has collected a largo river, which nver is a part of the boundarv msaa of statistics and opinions bearing on Theao ar* now between.tno two countries. These change* tho subject before it. under cuuaidcraUon, arid their report la nave placed ou either side of thsxrhor por­ progreeetng. I am advlsod, though, by the tions of. land which, by existing convections, Preaident of the Commission that it will belong to thu jarie ictit ti of the Government bo impracticable to comply with tha clause on the opposite aide of the river. Tha anbject of tho adjuNtmanl of thia cause of difficulty far tbo permanent reorganization of th* regul»r service, both o' v hlch were reeonimendoa in my last annual mooasgo : third, that the manufacturing operations of tho Grdnanfie Department be concentrated at throe antenaM and sn armory, and tliat the remaining arse­ nals be anld, and tlje. proceeds applied to this object by tbe Ordnance Department. Tbe anpropnstions for nver and harbor improvenfenta for tho curpont year wore *5,0(5.000. With my approval, the ftetTrtary of War directed that of this amount *2.000,OTO should bo expended, and no now worke ehould be begun, and none pr:secuta<f which wore not of national importaoae. Subsequently this amount was ineroaeed to *2.237,600. sod the works are now progressing ou this basis. The improvement of tlio -cuth pass of tho Jliasissippi river, under Jaiuce B. rads and hlA amiooiato*. Is progressing favorably. At the preecut time there is a cbaunel of 20 3-10 foot iu depth between the jetties auJ the mouth of the psssage. and 18% (set at tbe bead of the pass. Neither channel, however, has tlio engineer officers is now examining these works, > nd their reports will be presented as soon as received.______ ___ ___ ' •________ The report of tbo Secretary of tlie Navy sliows that branch of tho sorvice to be in A condition as effective as it is possible to keep it with Uio means that th* appropriations give to tho department. It is, of coarse, Impossi­ ble to rival tbo rosily sud progressive estabImhmt-uta of tlio ;:rc*t European powers with the old material cf our navy, to which no in­ ert ano han been anUi.iri.teil since tho war, ex­ cept Uio eight small cruisers built to supply atanthliy rebuilding eamo of ouf old Mdm with durable material. and completely repairing aud refitting our monitor fleet tho navy baa been gradually *o brought up that, though Lt doos not maintain it* relative twtion r mo ng tho progreaalvo navies cf th* meat, which were actually leas in amount than thoeo made before the war. nolu.thstanduig chinery. The money neceesary for these ronehra should be pro­ vided at once, that they may bo completed without further unnecessary delay and ex­ pense. When this is done, all tho strength that there is in the navy will be developed and n*«ful to its full capacity, end all will be powerful foftho purpose of defenre, and also for offensive action, should necessity for that ■rise within a reasonable distance from our modern and powerful than it is has boon made a cause cl complaint against the Secretary of tbo Navy by person* who. at the aam* time, criticise'and complain of hi* endeavors to bring the navy that we have to its best and moat efficient condition ; but the good *enae of the country will understand that >t is really to his practical action that we have at this time any effective navy force at command. -The report of tho Postmaster General shown tbe cxcees of expenditure* (excluding tho expenditure* on account of previous rear*) over tho receipt* .for tbs fi»c»l tsar ending June 30. 1876. to be •4.1S1.98S.66. The otimatc expenditures for tho fiacal year ending June 39, 1878. are *36,723,48143. estimata l revenue for tho same period is *30,613.161, ibaring sn eltimstcd exoesH of ex-innditurcs to be sppropriated as a deficiency, >t *6,078,267.0. Tho Postmaster Genera), like his pred -ce**>r, ie convinced 'hat a chance in n>e basin •( adjusting tho salaries'of Postmasters of th* fourth clan* in necessary for the good of .ha service, as well as for the interest* of tho as ascertained from r.-juonted that their danger should not bet except in the case of a mail messenger at Spar­ tanburg, in South Carolina, who reported that hv had been violently driven array while iu charge of the mails, on account of his p-Utieal An Awistant Supcrintaader.i of th© Railway Mail Bcrrice investigated this case, and rt jxirtad that the messenger bad disapjieare:! from his pest, leaving hie work to be performed think* thia ease Is sufficiently suggestive to Justify him ta recommending that a more se­ vere punishment should be provided far tin offense of assaulting any person ta charge ol the mails, or of retarding or other wire ol>structlng them by threats of personal tajniy. A vary gratifying result is presented in thafac: that the deficiency of tblJdepartment durii.g o last fiscal voar was reduced to 14,081.7!) > 18 against *6,169,038.8* for the preceding ve^r. publics. JAMES FLEMING, Watchmiker ani Jeweler, The relations of Uio United States with foreign power* continue ou a friendly footing. Quidicu have arisen from time to time tn the I foreign relations of tho Government, but Uio Columbia has naid the award in tbo case of the steamer Mootijo, seized by the authorities of that Government some years since, and the amount has beta transferred to the claim- hbaration which tho importance of the sub­ ject demands. Therefore, I ask that the titao for making too report be extended to th* 20th day of January, 1877, in accordance with too roooJntion* of Aug. 15, J876. Tbo army ragniaUnna nrsoared under tho act th P. S - Fin*' Watchr* mvl Jewelry curt ■■ tufty rejmlrtd mid wurrmitcd MONEY TO LOAN ! On AppwrJ kra! Ettak Srf«rilif‘, The Tcternsltanal Exhibition held in Pbila- Ute Bou thorn .Claims Com- escape the roodbaton that in tome lust the withholding of appropriations will The Court of Cumml*»i'>ners of t o Alabama claims, whose functions wire cuetinnod by an set of tbo last sc*"ion of Cangiess until the 1st day of January, 1877, has carried on its labora with diligence and general eaiisfactlon. By a report from too Olork of the Court transmitted herewith, bearing dilo November 14. 18TG. it appears that during tbo lima no^ allowed by law the court will have disposed of all tha Helms presented for adjudication. This report also contain* a etatemuut of tho general rosulta From the atmual report of Bccrctary Mor­ rill we glean the following flaurra tcusbfng the nation’e finance* The totkl reoaipts of 1 lutite First, that the claims, under of July, 1864. for supplies Gksn by the artsy be removed from the offices of exceeded the eetimatee therefor, and a »llg 11 decrekee in Us ex]>endlturea. Tne onhuan rrceipta of the Toutoffice Department for it. wldlo the increase of expenditures to: t!> same period Las been about 5’, per enut. | annum. and the decrease of Uio deficiency oo-inlry. - Jt baa shown great progress In tha aits, svienfeeg, and mechanical skill made in f single eantury, and dcmomtaitea that we are bv a little behind tbo older nations in bring propio and products of aklll and lahai from ail parte of tne world together, and ti> bringing together people from all aections at our own country, but must prove a great brnrfit in tbo Information imparted and pride T bas boon sttegcs'.ed by scientists intore.te< in aud ccuueeted with tho Smithsonian Insti t-.ito, ta a eanmunication herewith submitU*! tiiat theOpvernment exhibit be remsved to th< Cjpital. and a rwitable building be erected or porcbased for it* acoctnmodation as a pormi, sent exhibit. I earnestly recommend tlnii. anti b iliovtng that Oongreas would second this view I directed that all the Govonunent exhibit, s', the Centennial Exhibition should rowan where they are, eioect such m might be in­ jured by remaining ta a building rrot intended f.i a protection ta tadeznont weather, or such ax tn»y bo wanted by the departments funtiali ing them, until the question of a permausn'exhibition is acted on. Although th* money* fleent to carry out the nndertakiug to the fid: «xu-nt «e first contemplated, it gives me tdraauro to refer to the very efficient and creditable manner in which the boards appointed from tlio several departments to provide an bare dieebarged their duties with ih< funds placed at their command. Wlthont a precedent to guide them in th6 preparation of such a display, tho success of their labor* wrm .’amply attested by the sustained attention which Wo contents of the Governmrut bu idiny attracted during Uie period of the El hitaUon. from both foreign and native people. I am strongly impressed with the value of tho collect!on made by tho Government for the purposes of tho Exhibition, UlnstratiDg a* it does tho general ranoUrcee of the country, tho statistical sod practical‘ evidence* of our growth as a nation, and tbo uses of the mer­ cantile »rts and the application of acl- tbo Government Many nations have voltin tardy contributed their exhibits to the United States, to increao* tha Interest in ax>y permanent exhibition that Congraas may provide for. Fc-t tb« act of genart oily tliey ahuuld receive tlio thank* of the people, and I respectfully »ug gcsl that a resolution of Cougree* to that effect bo adopted. flreal y-ar ending Juno #0, 18<7, were »15.518.970-02: rxpenditnrc* for the name period, fM.72M76.5H.' Fur the remaining three quarter*»ucvuii«»u« , cBtimatre that tlio receipts will be 925.10. and tho expenditures, >158,876,860.09. He cFtiniateo the receipts for tbe fiscal year ending June 30,1879, at 8270.050,000. and the cxt>ei.dituroe for the asms period at *343,350,701. Upon tbo .basis of these estimate*, there will be a surplus revenue far the fiscal tear 187S. applicable to the sinking .fmifl. of W6.C99.29fi. The estimated amontrt rrqnirad bv law to be set apart for that fund ■«*, *3j,391.096.60. If. therefore, these cstiMate* nball prove to bo approximately correct, there _ will be a dafldoucy in this account of 08,69.. 800.OT. During the fiscal year endtag June SO, 1876, the public data was reduced *20.249,381^. Upon tho subject of the resumption of specie itavtnenta Hccretary Morrill aayst • In March, IMO. by an act enUUod ‘’An act to B<rcngti>o:v the public cre*bt," tbe faith of tbo United Stale* wa* solemnly pledged Io the payment in' coin or ita • equivalent, of al) the obligstiotta ot the United Stales, not bearing intereat.kuown as United States note*, and of all the iriterc*t-Uarfng obligations cf the United Blate*audr further, “ to make 'provision at tbe earliest practicable period, for tho redemption of rtie United Stated note* u» ooin. ' , By tho act of January, 1875. Congreve de ebred tlie ptirro"' of resumption nf eptcio payment* on January']. 1879. and to that end. and in therxecution of the pledge of tbe art of 1'69. rrovided for tbo redemption tf tho United Blate* notee. and tor the leene of na­ tional bank notes ta lieu there of, and thus, amid cnrtlieting theories, decbred, in effrei, a monetary system combined of solu and na­ tional bank notee redeemable ta coin at the demand-of tho holder, in harmony with th* oonfititqtion aud the traditional policy Of Uio AumieMi pwple. By this legislation it will bo porc.ivtd that the United Staiee is folly committed to tho rtHumptten of specie payments’op a given day in January, 1879. bv the method of ndetnpuon of United Stereo n<-‘f* current a* lawfnl money.and the snha'itati-m therefore of nation­ al bank currurcv. the equivalent of money by its convertibility into coin cm demand. The popular favor with which this enactment wac tiailrd, looking ta the consnmmatiou of an oyigent mcaeuro of public necessity, *«" modified onJv. by an apprehension of tt.e poraible inadequacy of it* Ictma to accomplish it* end. A return to tbo constitu­ tion G atandard of vaines at any time will loubtlre*. to setoe extent. Involve a reduction in nominal prices, and consequent contraction of the volume of cu:rer»cy, but U-ia U not of The attention of Congreea cannot bo too earnestly called to tho necessity of tlirowini: aocno greater safeguard over tbe motliod o' choosing and declaring tbe election of a Preri dent. Under the present syvtcm, there atciuto ba no provided remedy for contsstiug tlio election in any one State. Tbe rezredy » par ti^ly, no doubt, ta tbe enlightenment of tbeloctora. The corny ulnory support of tbo free school*, and tlio disfranchisement of alt wb > esnuot read or write tl»6 English language, after a fixed probation, would moot my hearty approval. I would not make thie apply, how ever, to thoso already voters, but I would to all becoming ao after tbe expiration of tbo probation fixed upon. Foreigners coming io the country to become citizens, who arc ed­ ucated ta their own language, would acqtnre tbo requisite knowledge ot ours during the necessary residence to obtain naturalization. If they did not take enJligh interest in ou: language to acquire sufficient knowledge of it to enable them to study tbe instiintiona and Laws of tho country intelligently, I would not confer upon piem the right to make such law* nor to.select thoee who do. an evil incident to a vicion* sywtem, not cured by tho continuance of the ovi.l, while the mc**urt> itself is demanded by the highest economic consideration* and principle* of honest dealing anicnp men. Iteeldt*. the troubles likely to grow, out of enforced resumption are believed to bo greatly exaggerated. lU-atoraticn of the oouetitutional standard of values by re­ h u nipt ion. and the extinction of Iriedecmable notee entrant as money, and tho enforce­ ment of payment in coin on demand, of the uatiunai bank notes treated tho equivalent uf monev. arc obviously alike of national obli­ gation and public necessity. Tbo suspension was the act of the National Government, and to the National Government the pooplo properly look to lake the initiative in reRumpticn. Having, order its authurtly to coin money, aeaumed to regttla.o tb* ctirreucy cf tho couutrv, and as the State**reinhibited "to dcriu pay moot of debts," aud, as itrodeemablo and Inconvertible paper currency I* ee*eutially repugnant to tbe principles of the concututiou and the traditional policy of the American ptople, it is obviously incumbent on tbe Government to maintain aud preserve the money standard of valuta 6f the constitution, and to enforce tbo obligation of peyment in coin on demand, at tha option of the holder I append to thia Message, for convenient of ill paper money. raferenoe, a uyoopais of administrative events, and of all the recommendation* to Congree* tions not to have been wisely conceived, but I behove the larger part will be no discredit to the administration. On* of thoee reecmmendatlona met with the united opposition of one political party ta the Senate, and «ith a strong oppoettion from the other, namely, tlie treaty far the annexation of Santo Domingo to the United States, to which I tdull specially be in a mere prosperous condition to-Jsy, both poliUcslIv aud financially. Santo Do­ mingo is fertile, and upon its soil may bo crown just those tropica) proddbte of which tbo United Slates use so much, and which are produced and prepared for the market now by *lave labor almost exelnnivoiy, name­ ly, sugar, boffoe, dyewoods, mahogany, Irop- Uuited Blate*. A largo percentage of the ex­ port* of Brazil alao find tbo aamc market. Thee are paid for almost exclusively in ooin. oxidation, particularly In Cuba, being un­ favorable to mutual exchange cf tlie product* Of each country. Flour shipped from tbo lliMiseippi river to Havana can pass by tbo very entrance to th* city on its way to a portion cf Spain, then pay a duty fixed uiion article* to b<i re-exported, transferred to a Spanish vessel, and brought bock almost to tbe point of etart^n|r'nJS**'n6 * second dPlJi kM * i profit over whu weuld bo received by direct ; shipment ............................ ----onnid be Being a m our u-r’i .r,.^, .» —— - . ... purase of maintaining a trained cls*s of men •killed in tifrlr duties and devoted tn lh«tr Sag, the annually TSO boy* for the nat number Of rues now allowed. i-r-aav. *ur •" — — Uurvaua of Agronomical Observation*. Ordnance. tions. anil a .ub^iHrd by tbs Buresc ot Ordoauc# an e*ttmat du ties on no import msree with these advxntag would bava Free Cuba. would now be advantageously porting the valuable wood* and of the aoil of tho Island and in carrying supplies aud emigrants to it. t»,f 14.187.t‘J 1.M7.8M.91 M7.W2l.87 would have soon fallen into the hands of Uni­ ted States capitalists. The products are so lefiaaing Aan.Tso.ia teudod. ha* brought it* labors to a cloac. From the report of the agent of the United States, which acccmttauiee tho papers trans­ mitted here with. It WU1 be that within the collars, ae.compannug tills mars* cruelty, such 6SO.S10.IW MOgM HMM $300.00 and VPWAHVH ON LONG TiUK. L. RUBSELL- ELI If I’ CHIPM.1JT, Justice of the Peace,, DFPtRTMESTS. A curious cnirtom still niaiuLuncd at Bavarian executions in tliat of the clerk of the court hreatdng a black wand aud throwing the fragmentsthe feet of tho crimintd. This is symbolical that Bia life » ta be violently and gmidouly ter­ minated. It wan done • few mootha wars laMNd Nivcttrille, S 187*45 and 1875-78. Gnrral (Joticepancing. This increase is taksd not public. Dr. J. H. MONEY TO LOAN ExBourm Mambo*, Dec. 5,1875. �—~ j ooic kook FM1DAY *■ - DEC. f. 1876 Al lost the politteal issue has come 1 and approv-d toa'ifoous; the Rctonririg B mrd <ie The lullowing accl. wa« presented j claring the States of Ronda. South and on muiioij was wlluwed : -| . C. H fianchett, cleaning St. $ .60 < Carolina and LouiahuM fur Hhyes by On motion Council adjourned. . small bmjpriLies. the Hugest majority, E. J. FEJGHNER. D. C.GRIFFITH. which is. 4.OIHI being given by tii,e Recorder. PreridtoL laat named Stste, This dediuion • CovsctL RooX«, gives Hayes a majority in the elect® ■ rial college. , Regtilnr meeltog held. Prearnl—Halbert, Hardy, "Lee and R' t-.’rtsof the election in the South . . •rwic to us fraught with ktorieS of Roe. TmMrss. Minutes of the last meeting read nmrder and oritue, and now that a and approved. decietoft hwt b«!en made, there ri#o? The followingaecl* was presented' up h fearful howl of blood and war. nnd oo motion allowed : Wm. Bartley, pubce, eleciioa f 1.50 L. Dufkee pccL of ^50 for assess­ ment roll, tnMed till next meeting. On motion the m* shall wa» in­ structed to puice n railing on the west side of the siduwalx east of tho foundry within a week. Council adjourned. —•Eldar P. Hollar will IscTura bsfor* the Nash sill* Litrrkry Society, on Mond«y ave- FOREST THE WIG CHRONIC DISEASES I I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF MY WINTER *-r nr Which will be sold nt rates slightly in advance of cost prices. THE KING OF STOVES ! The Doctor’s Leann WATERPROOF in Barry County : i!r<rid>BL Good tt-lnch Sherting for 7 Cents. ' 51 Moms St., aaal 91 Ottawa st, ssrae: E. J. FEIQHSFR.-. D. C. GRIFFITH. ' ' -jtocodkr. « Of tl«4. «tt., Im eur« toi LIFE IR TOO BHOKT TO ea I! YOU taw any Mdr, FOB 75 CENTS You Mn buy lhe best 57 H nre Street, Grands Rapids. rkivik.wbf:h. Good 44-luck Biesehed Sheeting tor 10 Cents. public ar» respectfully invited to attend. DR. AIKIN . Nice Dress Goods nt 25 Cents per yard. y In alii e Beautiful Nubias »nlj 50 Cents. BARRYVILLE. r2—- Hr .1. ... Elegant Sleeteless Ja.kels for $1.00. DOCTOR ebotilii give tbrir orders' to W. Ji. DeVine. B’«nt for the PnImrria. N. Y.. Numerics. ^Michigan Cnitral^ailroad penaeiion of $25.00 per month. The mill men, R. B. Harley, and Ruckle For Ladies. Men and Boys. SASffVILLE MARKET. A large stock of MA IN LINE. HATS, CAPS, GLOVES i MITTENS “TOOLATE! DIED THROUGH XEGLEOT!” Wwich will be closed out CHEAP. at gboridan. A good flouring mill is wba> Sheridan need and a ana of tbe right atamp . timely, •kintal trratmaal waa nr»l’-ctr<l ri... r.—t.. would'flud il a good boat ion for Lurineas. 6a>tkb. M. . EMnMUh-d The largest stock in Nashville. CHANCERY OKDEK. Judicial Clrex.lt In I tfor th* irt lion— her. A. D. Fred taForee^a Frenchman of Montreal, wa- -truck on the head by a falling limb and instantly killed, on November 8thh, at Benjamine'e camp, near Big Rapde. ally riot himeelf while out -burning Nov. 2<Mh; • He was climbing over e fence and drawing the gun toward* him, when it waa Saliettor within tw’trty days after, discharged. • copy of aald Niland tint lea of tha Ja*f« Page, employed in McConoel'e •aw prill at Pierson, Saturday waa rollin’ a log off the saw carriage, when be clipped within'twenty dayr the Comphdtu.nl and fell, Tho log rolled over him, crushing notice - of thin order to be pablUhM kla Irga ao badly that both had Vo be ampu fated. Crockery, Glassware. Groceries Knives, Forks, and Silverware. Special Bajgaine in C. C. WOLCOTT HORSE BLANKETS, BUFFALO & LAP ROBES is burned in a stove on a Open mum Grate. I take in exchange for Goods, at the Highest Market Price, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruit, Cash, Credit, and all other produce. In t HOLBROOK, G. A. TRUMAN the grate, leave the coals exposed to the direct draft and they are consum­ bustion norjishes to" retain the fire. Inant'n Hollcitor. a dangerous and probably fatal wound. Truck eras arraalet). Tba parties had hud Last Friday night a policeman found a man named Roa* lying Insensible in Sulllvaa'a saloon. a> Flint, and snbaeqnen* favest igat low showed that lhe man had icnunrJ ekull, broken iaw and aeveral teeth knocked E. Sullivan, the »a!son proprietor, hat been ajTcated’M the -murderer. * JAItr.8 STOCKMANN, * PROPRIETOR. jFree Exhibition If NASHVILLK. MICH. MEATMARKET! ROE & CLEVER. hanking tha public for p*at favors aolicta a continuance of tha lime, and would infoi-m the public that they will keep constantly on band FRJ^SH MEATS, In the great Rush to Cap. Boise’s New Store! Farmer Exr.a.a VOL. Lv K4O a. ta. 1444 Rlvre June.Ion. „ l:M E ton Rap ..la___ 1:45 Charlotte...... -..... tw Vrnnuntvlil’.- ........ 2:44 Naa».vlllr_______ SaOS ■ Haatlsin................. □ 2’1 M’.ldjrvllle..... .. 4:15 Hammond............. 4:47 Grand ttepld.-----v - a ?- Tn J:l0 MJ £46 :k» W 4:15 4.54 S-AO MS . CM a. m. Mtxaa. ............... AO0 a.«. M0 a« IS 110 4:41 tOOp.r. tMtUt* E. C. BROWN, il n. ledyard. FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS! night. These difficulties have caused great Where he is now receiving on<! opening up one of the finest Stocks of Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down in Nashville, and never in the memory ol men was goods class of round stoves mounted with so cheap as he will sell them this Fall. Why, who ever heard oDa Good Check heavy sheet irtfn, all of which burn A Doctor to Iluve Faith In. FROST &. TOWNSEND, inconvenience to persons using the wood on an open grate. The Combination Grate FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 GTS A YARD. used in lhe FOREST KING of 1876 Still it is so! consists of two grates working in ImlLltug. io thia village, I re»h ad Sult Nlcat» nytovlne in nit rwp>xt> " DR. AIKIN has cimu P»8bc •»!e ncr tu*. nt tart- th. a>aat »k>-ptk*i aad facredulouv Bottom Prices. >i«UV ML’Uaird nh’nuiann: tx-nev NO ONE SIIOL'LD WE8PA1R that In afflicted with owniIng We have Over One Thousand Dreas JPattevriM Ranging in Prices from BLINDNESS! and DEIFIES*I! combinalioff one with tho other, each ponding blank spaces, forming either CLOSED To two dollars per yard. If you will call and get prices before purchasing wo will guarantee it will-do you good. stove. After thorough tests, we claim for this important invention :—That Catarrh, Consump’ion I \Khma. Bron-.hltH, and a>l Thmii and Lua* Complainti. iwhich. In iMs roumry, are th* gnatMtrn... L_l,K IL’,-> nt . IltMle READ AND CONSIDER!! all The JRelia/ble Firm of MHQESIKG 0E 0HE0SI0 DIHEASE3. Bosbfula. RtMiamMiwn. Dy.i^fnia. FUo«. Ooltsv, Drorny. FrmaL roa^lpaUon. Tap.r-H«wn». Uwr DImwm*. cu . <d whatvtcr name arnaiara,car«foily and at prices corrvaponding dlagnoand and aklilfu'ir truaiid. LADIES! TbeManfod^r Mufo danirittg aldaradvlw in any delicate matter relating to health [and beauty I. prvvvnttouorMl cnrvaf dta-nne, co.-ithlonrlnny non­ null tbe Doetur with lbs awatraneo of eats, .juick cure in all en«—. b» U dmtolmo tbo mou nklllful stoves. The OF LOW AS THE LOWEST. PleeM give ms a call before purchasing Tbs Higher Marku Price paid Uta. 18th. Is. C. BOI8K. Grate, aud is unequaled as a stove of THE FOREST KING is mount­ ed comfl^ete with No. 12 cold rolled poliahedjboiier iron. for Printers. UREBK, MICH, 1 Have joM added, to their nenal large Hock of Geoeral Merchandise, a DEFORMITIES, LARGE STOCK OK metbod* MIt. A. E». GREEN ” GENTLEMEN! FOREST KING i> <he on­ ly stove made willi the Combination fen of all kiuds of buidneati anti isduMry ia MARSHALL STREET NURSERIES, BATTLE EPILEPSY tirely overcomes all the objections e pleased to m my old friends a who are in nee I or scything in Yon will Ind ay stock complete mioymeni uf peripiorrittularant* fect control, and can bo kept continu­ heretofore raised against this class of FRUIT TREES I The Froprtekre of Uw by‘Tliitite’ Hats, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing ously throughout the winter ; that it greatly econo mixes in fnel, and en­ WM. VENN. PanraitTOa Ditgood's old Manti, Nashville, Mich. C. GRIFFITH that the fire is at all times under per­ ytnU Ecrything Nice for the Ladltt. LIVERY STABLE! provided with openings and corres­ and any amount of the ashes desired ; GROCERIES, NEW MEAT MARKET. a wood fire on an open grate over the coals may ba retained in the stove Goods, Doctor’• Wl» are r people It urvrr Mlmd. ing out, and it is impossible to keep SALE and BOARDING STASIK, •hvrlff of Ogemaw County, and taken to Weal Branch ou the charge of assault with intent tobH'. 11 ia reported thai Damon if dea«l. be neglwied. Nerloua, Catuplicwlcd Diaeaee*. (teat eX The Right Doctor at Ln at. with a shaker from the outside of the logs "on tick.' chance to be another open winter (which n.tnr prriliel) Mat aummer wiltaee-aH »fre rirearn* cverruu with toga. RelnrlgiH-ated. Hit Patients Gain 10 to 40 lbs.inWeight- the wood is green, it requires close HEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ! FIRE BOTTOM, and is operated A > :.rrocpondsnt wrltet freta tbe line of tho Jaokann, Lansing k Saginaw Railroad as follow!?: "Talk about curtailing the log cut—-graeioui. but you should take a peep into ibe-ptoeriee. They fairly awarm with STATtONS. Drlmlt._____ time) becomes unnecessarily hot, and an OPEN GRATE or Damon drew « rtvol- Kxptvua an. 4 J» p m ill am Gr’d Rapid*----- Lv. Ilanunoiwl ............. ILS 7.4S Mld.tlarllle............. 1M0 foil 1UN t?j’ IM) IMO Vermnatvlllr ........ ■ av ISIS Cha’lolte.............. -10 ' ua XIS LSO X14 Eaton Ranirti — tss <45 Rlvr» Ju net to”-— st tv. Jaekaon.-------------KOS 1-10 a. m attention te prevent the fire from go­ ZRrXTTST OVER! I»aoMn> wi'h Throat Chronic l>l»c aud Broken Down Con- If dry wood is used, the stove (for a NEW LIVEKY! of all.Jtindk, which will bo nold low for ca»b Tbe highest price paid (nr Hide*, ’’elta Me. Give them a null on Weal aid# Main Si At Grand Ledge. Pec. 4ib,-s fire broke JCasaviila. Mi"h. out in lhe Goodrich block and totally des­ troyed that building, together with five oth­ er atore buildings, including tbo Derry Mock another lumberman I UlkMT Nashville, November 8lh, 1876. The ashes falling through the wood is very soon consumed. Aa Henry Davis, a barber, waa croeaing the afreet in Saginaw City, ibankagiving •lay, ooa Matbiaa Teuck approacbe-l him STATIONS. stood, that fire cannot be controlled ur kept any length of time when wood l>i« band aud the band frightfully lacerated. A traveling man, at c ppi ng over night. Wednesday n:ght at the Potter Honor. Bat­ tle Creek, attempted auicide by poinooing while ritting in (be office of the hotel. Hia aral to "abuTfle off"’ wa« ton great, and he admin»lrred too large a doae. A atomact pump and name emat tea brought him around all right, and ha departed. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION DR. AIKIN It is a fact now generally under­ ed, leaving neither coal to Hid com­ tempt to desecrate the tomb of Abraham Lincoln, was once a reaid ent of Allegan, and was employed aa a driver on the stage line between there and. PlainwellIsaac Seller, County Surveyor of Livings­ ton Co., while feediox a cider mill Monday, slipped aad bad his left hand taught in lhe Kllht E«pt FOR SALE ONLY BY ejot» r». racKuan. urrnMui It MltaSctorilr aptxarinf t.y affidavit ii» ciuk, ttiat the above named Drfenda I. Filat. Complain- uaemfol Dry-goods, Groceries BOOTS AND SHOES Which were bought far CASH and will ba sold at the lowest | I_JLvinjQr JPr-iceM- TflUlff. MODLC-AQCD 1X0 OLD MEX. Fruit and OrnameHtal TREES. SRmS, CRIPE finis, Tbe ASH PIT extend* under the entire DOUBLE CALL JLLTD SEE TTS jsS B0TT0M- kxcblsiox FLINT* BRADY. Erery M«ve l» FuU» WarrutW and we wilf convince you- that we arc not to BEATEX OX PRICES! ! EiTISFACTIOS GUAROTEED ! ■ • •! •• * ‘ KOCHER BROS. N. fc C. CHILSON. for Fire Tears. C. d. WOEbOTT. Respectfully, &c.. �Macy of n«r readers' reaneeaber George; Williams,, who, nomcthiwg vnr a year ago. ’ ■ thbrUlaga Tbeywffl^- FRtDAy. "J^ugsw — — -.------- ---- that U wav a puriliaiic brewTbe following are Uie uemee tic, and had a way ofjamming, sroitnd those pointed . offioere: who estne Into combat wUh him that wu fighting. —If yrm know anything worth knowing, U»e ap­ He p-o- Tbe following resolutions were adopted a Jot of Ys»Ur4»ian Telegr. Telegraph blanks navrspapmof the eouwty for pwbHoatlan. and Mvetopre, »n<iZitb a horse M tried out to reap hie harvest. agent tor repressing tho liquor Iraflo than thia initsly IU. com* at once,” and numerous —J C. Stott? toss built an arMlUtm and other similar blind, yet catching message*. 2nd. That we depreciate the interpreta­ tion which tbe Supreme Cour* has placed friend or re'^tive of the party he canteajJ. SrncjAt. Baxoaixs; -014 IU,.-. j, ulan. m41> s&t - «l»« wn UH'1 ta-w* >»Ur Canned Fruits of.*11 descriptions. el«i to their eoloaiBS and that we should the messages required an answer, and as • bey usually ealle-l no one to Lansing until " Ths Prid« of Michigan.” my Wees there he will alart a creamery. aad See for Yourself. Beet water white Oil. (Mich, ten) 40 cts 8uc- tbj following evening, the rascal was able • Wpursue bis delivery trip- of nearly two —The M. E. Social win be held st t*e residence of Mr.’and Mrs. Clement Smith, further promote the temperance interests by takltfg a temperance journal. 4th. Thai we hereby expresa onr thanks hospitality in entertaining delegates and visiting members to the District Temple. be collected about $?60, beside swindling Hickory Corners on the flrd Wednesday of hire. everytntrg UMielly foMAIathe Uno task Henry G’ovev a large lino. Berest." Roass! Hopsx Bx.A»xrrv! > ** i j * February next, al which meeting it Is ex-, peeled that a public lec'ure will he deliver­ ed by some able speaker. Earnest efforts Frigbner killed . weighed 296 lbs, ’ Con any ether farmero j JUmm.ykarfhUt . , nm'ii.—l in tbM. e.Wi—b, *01 iB from.the officers while on his way to trial. Again, about ittx tfiorrtbs ago, ho was cor nereI and captured at Lafayette, In.Hana, See our new style Cardlnah. sad bt« pf this village. Deo 11 th and 12tb. ha- proby thiage. —Who is it that is duiug this netiy thiev­ Get Raanr roa CnairrwAi ’ ing about town T On Monday night, H. AL *'*8W0trt|8Mt*fA(nJOE emeU profits. —An enjoyable time was had at tho Rap­ hnl succeeded in getting away after two days* imprisonment. About three mon<bv ago -fee (ought a prise fight near Mound Ci­ ty. Illinois, and lhe officers arrived on the the rogue. We Hare in Stoek and are constantly reeciving invoicesofas fine an assortment of . . BOOKS, TOILET ARTICLES, TOYS, ETC., Our Goods Wierc bOffiffht fbr Cash, and will be sold^very LOW. As can be (bund in the country. >t«e at 20 P’B,W1 awindling—which names ho learned and tends todufeat true temperance reform. kte<Widw- bT Inquiry al Lanelng and along the road 3rd, That as laborers in th* cause of * . Tfion be would drive rapidly up to' a fartemperance we ought to extend our Influ■mer’s house.'histl^y run (.o the door, deliver ri,b> « m >iialo m Kernel Coffee at« eti Boise Brothers Tits modus operand) vac la fill cal a black a fall Um of Mum* and Obilldretfs Calf i ill in ciiihib"- "i urn m iui, W. A. kt-Miss Mattle Payne, Middlcrflto. and the’ prospect for aMg erop oast eereon are good. iClkn in the city. figure*, rwwgiag frow to , W. D. G-- -Mias Gere Goeper, Woodhmd. W. t). Am.—Frank Hhennec, HmUlngs. ' W. !>. C.—Ker. G. W Shermao, Havtlng" D. T. oneof more thnn usual interest, and it is confidentially hoped that every lodge MUdtavltl., No». vnh.im. C. H Cnuxx, Bee. D. T. To my Friends and Patrons : On lhe night of November 27ih. to remove my office and business to Hastings 11 take this method of thanking you for tbe IN BOOKS WE HAVE— Barriers Burned Away"—R oe. JANE PORTE R’8 WORKS. • Opening of a Chestnut Burr, “ • From Jest to Earnest,” “ . Many works in Prose and Poetry • Near to Nature's Heart.” “ □ot tnenltoned. {Just pullished. ALL or Mts. HOLMES’ WORKS including " Edith Lyle.’’ (Just published. DR. J. G. HOLLANDS’ WORKS, • Katrina " “ Bitter Sweet,” "Mistress of the Manse,” "Seven oaks," '‘Ar­ thur Bonnicastle,’’- “ I* > a i n Talks,” " Tiicotnbe Letters,” "Bay Path," and the last (just published)*" Every Day Topics.” A (Wete Lite ol Sciotl toil ad Statitraery, FAMILY^ BIBLES, QUARTO BIBLES (latge print) POCKET BIBLES, Large Print Quarto Testaments, POCKET^TESTAMhNTS- A full hne of Blank Books, Led­ gers, Journals, Day Books and Cash Also Shakespeare, Milion, Cowper, Books, Memorandums, Quartos, Rec­ Byron, Moore, Scott, Burnes, Ten­ ords and Composition Books. nyson, Whittier, Longfellow, Edgar Uiarys for 1877, excelsior and per­ A. Poe, and many other poets. petual, good for any year, at very low prices. v “THE GUNBOAT SERIES” Pocket Books and Bill Books, foi will lolereat every boy in Barry or ladies, gentlemen, youths and child­ Eaton Counties. ren’s use, very cheap. list Donation for the benefit of Rev. W. R. Northrop, at Mr. Cuy»nler*a. Wednesday evening. The receipts were >40.00, bull Co., Ohio, aud by Detective Baker, who capture? him and brought him home for tri- have generously overlooked my many faults —At tbe late election CaaUettm polled 116 The Market Price paid for country pro'•.-;«dAppic.t.b^alreC^V<be more than any other township in tb« eoon home, bat was foiled In each ease. ly, except Hastings, which boat us by tbo me advantages which will make me Tbanking you for pot liberal ptUronagr, and iru«r>ng by fair dealing, a coolinuewaoe ing a cellar for a new brick store, to be •reeled in the spring. A for the Respectfully built. Lam &orc on 8ouib Main SI., near tbe depot. Wasted! 10.000 lbs Dried Apples, B.ODftRis. Batter, I.OnOdas Egye, l.ooo bttwhele Beant. • In nehenra tte poods which will be sold at the Z/>trert fhJth prices. ing to look at them. (It costs noth­ Bwvox Bromt. Nashville, Minh. Santa <71au* If invited to call around and vw tny iclcc- tion of Cbriatmaa Gifla before porcha«ing D W. Lixoolx. K1U. Oyster Crackers 8 cis. * pound at the Cheap Oath Store concourse of interested spectators. The ex­ orcices were appropriate for tbe oceavien. — the programme consisting of songs ami lawyer. Tbo future will tell whether my tend to any legal business which yon may want me to attend to. I bare made ar­ rangement* by which I expect to attend all ‘•Th* Empty Cradle Bed," a recitation. I was delivered in a meritorious manner by so to do, as in lbs peat Being at the scan Ota Wbeelcr. A aong entitled "Singing from tbe heart." cuit oonrt better than I con)d did I live here. , eo will be he'd as usual next Sabbath in tbls by four little glrle. Minttie Co*. Fanny Heli, Charles H. Brady, who has been id my Tillage, and Doc. 17th, at Maple Grove. Hattie Greg;, and Ida Clever, was very office as a clerk fer the past year and a half will occupy the office in bis.own interest. pretty. business on Thanksgiving day, and the ma­ ••The First Speech,” by Fay Thomas, lhe I can cheerfully recommend him to all wbo jority of them attended church and listened minister's fonr-ysar-ald eon. wrs etnpbati-. drsire'tbe servicM of a lawyer., I know be u> a good discourse from lire words “Thou ' cally original. If in forty years from now is honest, tcuiperaio “and industrious, and will do all he can in the ini erest of hie cli­ he can mount the rostrum aud bring down ents. although he has never had any prac­ the house, as be did on the occasion of-hi» tice in the court*. I believe he will quickly —Last Friday Oecar Crampton, of W>’. first speech, bis chances for a princely seat learn, and will faithfully and earnestly work his way pp and become a good practitioner. ton. Eston Co., wm brought to this riilag.. in the Temple of fame will be good indeed 1 am desirous of getting all my matters Nc belter person could have been chosen -u rH. J up before January 1st, 1877. and «o by cnpstahle Fowler and charged with elanIto recite tbe "Little Chatterbox," than little that end 1 desire all who aro indebted to me Nora Ainsworth, She did il to perfection. A song. ••Closer Io Tfige,” was well ren­ brought before Esq. Chipman, and dtoebavgtny’bookv All who owe mi on mutters left dered by Nellie Walralh, Hattie ' Coe and >with rne for collection are requested to do Eva Gregg. tbe vame. —Rev. I. N Crittenden last Monday aeAgain thanking you and hoping I shall ■•The Children's Consecration," was a •ning drove down Croat Sheridan to hcrare recitation .made np from selections from lh« before the Literary SqactjF-. hHobia< hia , •.cripture-% Mil recitad by KelvaamsU boye CLEMENT smith. bnrM nn Wain Ui hie sneak thief stole his borge -blanket, but a few persons tniere’ted themMlvM in lhe matter, a subscription was raised and a new. just received their second stock of Fall Goods, aud why are they selling so much ’ The bl- B. Sunday School concert earn* Firte assortments of Combs, Brushes; Mirrors, Vases, Toilet Setts, Smoking Setts, and a choice line of Lttndborgs Perfumes ; each and every bottle warranted. Fine Cologne, Ink Stands, Box Paper, Stereoscopes and a better Stereoptic Views. off, as per announcement, before a large •—Rev. 0. I. Deyo. being unable sn aeappoinlmeot here and at- Maple Grove last His lecture on the subject of "True Man. to Gb>ry.* rf.fr.- rtmt Coe. A duett, entitled "Forsakn Me Not,’ myself and children. aeveyargood-aised emiles. I>al«i, Doc. 4th, 18’6. . Jot a Kiaui-k, Treasurer. Barak A. Bnootu. 1.,, which bi«hmcd cod surtwl mA ••Cbm Waking." a solo and cliorns, sung Tin funeral of Nora Durham, axed four years, young- siderabiy damaged, but the inmates escaped witbont injury. ll« Percie All those indebted to WiU pleasA c»H and retUe day of January next. w4W^.’«ft*H*’JosUqB Demarsy CASH! AT BOISE BRO’S. PIONEER STORE! CASH! I.. J. WHEELER, GEO M B '-VAGS & CO s COLOMN W.G.HLSWORTH&CO Propricjor. _________ I*.. ■!.. I.—., In- tho nndentigned Lodge No. 155 of F. Jb- A. M., bold Nov. up hy the first 29th. the following officers were elected fo’r and was put on the platform and delivered it wjrisffiy-iij^cswvw. a* If no*, account* office frr c«Heop .‘guaiac • 4»k>r>« ,MU*- . Il A. P. Nicwu 8 W.—Dan. Halbert. by Misses Alien Walralb, Pheaa Staley. L. W — William BtiHwoll. Flor* McGraw, Uu* Downs, Belle Price Armnd with thia great, antidote, tbe Bray and Clareucc Barber, was exceedingly good ordeal w parsed through and the sufferer aa officiating. IS DRY GOODS, OROOfRIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, &C., dtO. AO< RECEIVING L/kRGE Hi A Farm of 160 Acre*. Wishing to gat mr matters in a smaller compass I npw offer for -ale my home farm JONES 4 SELLECK. OF Print ■, C TICKS, JDJEIML1IVS, F'A.IJJL. BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING! wrtn somrnesrr., eim, etc. tontains about 400.000 feet of choice pine, has From 95 per Suit Up. attack of iuftamatcry fere*. A teivgraph memge from W. A. AyBwwth. at Rast Clarence. N. T.. to hte w<t. Iritis a marsh covering about 20 :)os*d by a bank, a fr.w rods wide •bich acUnrri ceoU U easily AND WINTER GOODS CAN BS FOCSU - FRESH OYSTERS, B OL 0G.V.4 64 US.1GE, GROCERIES, and ' WARM MEALS-for tte Wf From $1 a Pair, Upwards. 15 GRADES OF TEA etoe warted te ore Ma fret Mcwday. LOOK IN!. ; H. APWRlt-W. __ __ erwi«e at pleavure, making a TKry desirable place fbr rraabnty eoHure. I now. offer annonnced the s*rfeu> ill sene of her untie, m4 .NaeUvitre. Mtefa. BOOTS AND SHOES ! Enrrtm BatnsviUB Naws: 40.W0 ^railg-gladt miles off. three milM from count and post office, (mail •i’rey day,) «i from a good grist mill, 10 miles frt aonl*. the county scat, and aeatoftt dektists, .4TTHE BAKERY Titnm»rm*n. butt Tues lay. Pnreusnt to Reaolution of the District E. R. Lombard, a farmer living oast of Temple l/0. of G. T. for tho county of Barthe vHlago, is confined to his bod ’ with a MICHIGAN FARMER Gives w These Wbo Get Up ffiabe of 1G0 acres in Inland, Bantis Co,, Mich, on. mills of tb. BnCoi ot tbo Di* trict T«o£l« It 0. of ft T. of Bury Oo. I cou^atMl INVOICE ritbin two mil<w. ore-shingle mill within J' Ue Creek. pATEm 9100 in Greenbacks FULL LINES OF and well performed. ewoe. bat no< ro with D B. DeL<.nd ft Co/s VVPVf During the next 30 days FOB SALE. 8 D.—B. F. Reynolds. PcFFOXT Homs Maswactum.—There is nt WILL OFFER I wish to announce that Gt I Brooks has left me on three distinct occasions, and Alicfi Wvdralh. were driving down the hill, across tbo river. • “My Dog.” a recitation delivered in a cute manner by Clarence Barber, caused Ing the boras'into the fence. CALL BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR GIFTS, TO PURCHASERS OF —Monday.ovsning aa Hiram Coe. and wife to receive the tax for said township. -OUR TOY DEPARTMENTRepresents Toy. Books, 25 styles, Dolls (50 doz.) both China nnd Wax. and Dulls Heads in China and Wax, Alphabet Block**, 5 styles, und Toy* innumerable, . Fine Fruits, Toya. &c„ in Candy and Wood, all as low as the lowest. • GREAT ffiDUCBKNTS Local Don espondcnceMu. EutToa: nn<l black i Becapaa they sell goods 20 per cent cheaper h n>r»n)«|ff cr/UAcUlc. IN TOILET ARTICLES WE HAVE- and miilakee. I know that you are tried and trpe friends, I regret my removal and only take tbe step believing that it will-give 8. LUBHADSEa FROM 30 tl 60 CTS. MERCHANT TAILOR! Cutting nn^l M«»ktn^ dew- ia tbe hue«» DOKATIOI PASTY- 50 CENTS TO S1.00 PR POUNJ>. and Satarday of each READY MAM CLOTHING! week, until Satisfeu ti.m auarauiesd. Location.— West Side of Main Street, in W. A. Ayhwovth's Brink. (■kli at *Bocrb‘s Barrell Manufactory for MEN’S OVERCOATS W. G. AYLSWOHTH & CO. IEI'8, YOUTH'i MTS1 CL«ffiJ5 WMch wta he oaM O i >i«eevt»1v prime- FOR «s Contaiae about Ftaoee me •^ash. «.UBUUro*. �4848265327234827020117001723232348897v{ CATARRH of rhunMwm, ehilbtatas, frasU^m, PJUMQJLAL. •il. Sreuing Catairti, Ctawto Catnrrti, Uterrtiro Cltrrrti, jiinnmnltyawrd by It is peculiarly effionctou* iu nil inataDoea whi ment is required.—liochceter Dailff Union and Advcrtierr. majority of the. fore* evidently thinking * half SANFORD’S RADICAL LBiLl-MdSHBLSn CURE. $25 aarnm fMDfMhwsJSfk f..rrmS it ta all mopped up; got eotne at Dr. J. H. McLean's Ostarrh Bnuff. It sooths*, heal*, and 314 Oheetawt BL Louis. claiming tbe Ibipirilu. State for Tilden and H« According to Bpenwb account* funtebed (thsy state)’ in noticed. On tho quartern the eagle'll head ia turned to the left, while on the They were attacked _ by the iMurgenta, numbering 300 Infantry and WO cavalry, who •tatemente it epfWre that tbo Tilden electors Bm been gradually lapsing into insanity for gfiJUl • WtoklWe, 88,980; Bi. Martin, 88.8N; Focbo. 88,839; Deblanc, M,force into tbe At oar request, Origin A Oo., Philadel­ phia, Pa., have promised to aend any of our readers grabs (on receipt of 15 <*nta to pay postage) a sample of Dobbin'* Electric noap. Try it Bend at once. $984 ML SlchoUa. while th*** Spaniard* were fighting for their 77.IM; Bnroh. 77,144; Joeeph. 74,889; Sheldon. 74,844; Marks, 75.221; Loviseoe, 75,370; Brew-, star, 75,457; Jefferaon, 75,956. Hie returns ainjrtm (Kngland) Mternr. tho Uber Bpenirh troo|Mi behind tho hills. »»») CMURFULLY RCOOMMEND3 luatertaUy frum thoee certified ata . Monday morning, four persons perished, two Daniel a Jopoa, Amo* Marsh and William Marsh were killed, and Thomas Davie and Joseph Phillips seriously Injured by tho ex- beantiful binding of rod and gold, it is tbo moot splendid gift-book for boys and girls ever issued all contingent emergencies, and has depressed the BL Petanburg Bourse. that waa not surpriatagly good."— The Church- heretofore oaat’ CONGRESSIONAL. Ing Board a great quantity ot written evidence Mumhay, Dec. 4.— Senate.—Tho Senate met and was called to enter1 promptly at 13 o'clock.... Democrats and Republican*. Democratic counsel also entered a protest in regard to the manner Ul. widcli the committee bad been an objection against receiving any protesta except those accompanying Stipcrvis ors' ro- law. They adjounied subject to tbe call of tho PrcaideuL J, Madison Wells. about 9160,(NO. In hew Orleans three squares wore burned, aud hundreds of poor jieople loot to MOO,000. prevailed generally, and eomo notified th* Democratic) They left tho pursued that night to a point thirty mum north of Garden Qty whoie they were fired on and v-oundod. the credentials of the General. It wm signed by Geu. Hampton, Senator Gordon, of Georgia and A. C. Haakell,' and charged Gen. Roger with bad faitli and as acting like a partisan in tlio interest of Gov. Chamberlain. Coi.uxuiA, Doc. 1.—Tbo situation is un­ changed. Tlio legislators, both black anil Holman and otlier Drruix-rata ixmtaudlng that ths orgstil^aUnn cf the H«xiac was nrc-assrily th* Unit bOACM-M in order,-while Banka and other Itepubll- to a truce until to-morrow at noon, when It is be­ lieved hostilities will be resumed. Gen. Rager reaoletlon then Fourth California dirtric*. aa published in the Han Francisco Chronic*, gives Pacheco (Itepv.blican) 19 115; Wigginton (Democrat), 19,112; majority for Pacheco. 3. Tilden's majontv in tlie district is 1 368. ■ —We print herewith tho popular vote for Hayes aud Tilden in tho States named below : lUMhl lutloii instructing □arfiehL showing "The Stars of Each Month," which on popular science recently given to th* public. Amusement aud instruction, with fun and frolic, and wit and wisdom, will bo mingled as rote for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, .heretofore, and St. Kxcuolas will oonUnue to delight tlie ycuug and give pleasure to the old. Tbo London Literary Ifbrid says : “ There Democratic members of tho Senate then j■re­ tested against any action of the Bcuat* tend­ ing to recognize tlie body presided over by E. to equal Uda choice production of Bentnxxx'e Roprreantalivcs of Houth Carolina, not hav­ ing a quorum to do businreg etc. In the evening Speaker Mackey told Speaker Wallace Be intended to remove the Edge­ field men with State constables. Wallace said ths House was tlio only conservator of its own order, and could not legally be interfered with commend, aud would yinld only to United States troopo under Gen. Roger. ' Two Rapoblican memta-m (colored), Wyera and Hamilton, deserted tho Republican aide and were sworn in by thg Democratic Speaker, Tie resjiective bodice n w stand : Democratic Hour, 59 MMinbera ; Republican Hoose, 57 memt-exH; contested sea s, 8. Coixxnu. Dec. 4.—Speaker Walbiee ad­ journed the Demoeratio Hours to meet at Car­ olina Hall, aa there were 100 special constables Beturnlog hoard. Morriaoa r-twnUd Mr. Wallace feared such * movc- It waa reported on the Boom which first baa sixty-three members, a hgal quorum. with certificate* signed by tho Secretary of State. Tbo Republicans have fiftysix and the Democrats sixty, not reckoning the eight members from Edgefield and Laurons tu.na t»,W* THE ELECTION. 470^34,71# .nt**,l»Mia ......... •e.W 1. 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Hatecribe I cu’ated to itnpa1 Pinkston with regard ts the killing husband waa admitted. Two farmers of Ouachita pariali swore that submitted objections to tho two precincts in Henry Pinkston wm killed in a tight among colored people solely, and tliat the affair wm Columbia county, alleging that the Democratic Inspector industriously changed lhe ballots a personal quarrel, unpolitical. An address was rremveJ from iho IltopmWican candidates were taken by throe Democrat* into a swamp a in Orleans pariah al the late election calling at­ tention to the great number of talloui cast by portions naturalized.npfr * short Urao before tbo election. l£e Eakl Baton Rouge case fra* ■ they would vote tbo Democratic ticket. •r «e«ai •«*>• «»a «bU*: »aU< th«T n AGENTS WANTED FOR HISTORY lENTEN’L EXHIBITION U arlto Urttr than any irtbre t>nk Ofc- Ajax M Potter’s American Menthly, * A3B0TT * CO., Positive mid all Nervous Complaints, after Laving thor­ oughly tested ite wonderful curative power* in ,1 .---- '. ■ ------<• KI. 4a -.-La If THE BEST YET which the CommiaiiocMr*' ro'-urn. and tally- brought before the man suffering, be wili send (free of charge) to all who deaire it. this recipe, with fuILdEactlona tdard taken up by the introduction of testimony be­ fore the Board of Canvassers. Esch aide filed Tn,M9.CM The Youth’s Oompaxiom, of Boston, ibonxigbly wid*-awake paper, having I Jta contributor, meh yritors a* J. T. 64.RM.613 GEMS OF THE DANCE! -Mo. 3 Bad Fall, PhHadaiphtM. I contradictory affidavit i road. Tho Democrats caUed attention to the fact that in tho aflida- TautaBAaszE. Nov. 30 —Tho Coke leaves lhe Goverr.or- . THE ELGIN WATCH wo could point out its equal iu our own period­ ical lite ratarc." cent midsummer holiday number (Ike yi/waf number of any magarine ever ietued), contain­ ing tlio opening chapters of another splendid nouna. n,3MN> ES rhyme, are throbbing with vitality. • • ■* Tlio literature and artistic illustrations are both To meet tlio demand for a cheaper lit. Nicho. 11.171 X»L7» HOLIDAY MUSIC BOOKS. MMtoBM«.tt.lO. CM*. 0-00. OM.M.OO. concn mat rmolntion for a joint convention avoiding any colliaion. H.OXVWO mi THE WORLD OF SONG! pen for boyn, by William Cullen Bryant, John G. Whittier. Ttiomae Hughw, William Howitt, Dr. Holland, Goorge MacDonald, Sanford B. Hunt, Frank IL Stockton, and others There will be stories, sketches, and poems, of special interest to girls, by Harriet Pruecott Spofford, Busan Coolidge, Sarah Winter Kel­ logg. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Louisa AJoott, deadly implements. CoLcnuu. Dee. X—The Republican branch members. 3fiu.iria.co7 WX »0J4« glcntou ; “Tlio Petorktaa' Cbriatmaa Tree," by Lucretia P. Hale; Poetry and Carole of Wie­ "iwn.vx sxr ricrtTuts," By Prof. 1'roctor, the* astronomer, with maps, reaoiutioo waa offered by Hewitt, and adopted, for 713,330,6*0 h Uxudwat.O^ July. WX 60LD BT Au7pltVGO151C Oorron. By William Callen Bryant; “The Horse Ho­ tel." a livelv article, l»y Coarlre A. Barnard, splendili. illustrated;. "The Clock to tbo Sky." by Richard A. Proctor; "A Chrtatma* tha Judiciary Coastal™ to .! 13,638 debit. J10426gSf£SS ’KS ■x t>*r. j. , siyFvmr ii taftra. gokroSi. OLIVER DITSOH A CO., Boaton. elected United State* Senator from Alabama. statement of tbo public “AN EXCELLENT PLASTER,1 By J. T. Tiowbridgo, author of the. “Jack Hazard Blonoe," begins in tho ClirtatmM.holi­ day number. Iksido serial stonoa, Christmas stonae, lively akolclios, poems and pictures for the holidays, and some astonishing illustrations of Oriental They can look other r«t ii am on at pleasure. 24; lutependmita. 5. Upon Joint ballot the Ri publicans Iiave 101, Democrats ?<t. aud In­ dependents 5. withdrawn from bank in Loudon ono day last r.iistsBm: HASKELL LEWIS. fail to buy .St NicMat for the CUriatmaa holi- lhe Democrats and Independents. Of tho Bonatora-elect, 11 are Repub'ioeua. and 14 are Democr&te and Independents, making-1 the comre Governor. " THE BEST PIASTER.' Speaker (Wallaoo) bora from Edgefield would not bo jierraitted on • POLITICAJ.. —Haye*' plurality over Tilden in Illinois ta 13.G3L The official canvass of the vole for numbers of tbe legislature shown tbo Ripub- 11*0*33 14L0WS OEM tn. mesous ron 1877, Which opens with November, 1876, begins a short and very entertaining serial from tho French. “The Kingdom of tbe Greedy," a Two Splendid ViJunwt far Prrjenlt. effort* were prealdlnr offlevr, the Hour waa called to order at -Minnesota papers say that there la no truth from Garden City in daylight no mu money ssrrr $350^ der and had tho roll called. —Tbo Howard county (Iowa) Court House, Cresco, was dretroyed by nro tho other night, and all tbe court records aud nearly all PIASTERS. 86 Chritltnae holiday number of BL A'icAoiaa. •dperbly Uluatratcd, contititui a very ii.tercta- Twenty firemen were injured, glieh ooest, with con-idcrablo loss bf life, in tbo • term of last week. By Uxt foundering of tho freight steamer Prince (says a dispatch from COLLINS’ wounded and dead. Tbe,Spanish lost thirty three killed and fifty-nina wounded, among tbe latter rix officers. The insurgents left the citizens aa expressed at tbe polls. Aa to twenty-four dead on the field. intimidation, violence, and other illegal acta, —A dispatch from Berlin a^ye tliat mi order, it is a significant fact that tn tho pariahoe which ta hi preparation, for calling out all the ItitMianMUAierW y^oT age.!* MgaririM for theirroapoctlv. terms. Chaffee EVERYBODY WAWSRjHffgg&g Bepultacau candidate for ekotor, who waa Mm«»MdbrttaDMtMl «M». latere*. repaid hg taawpotteUcu B.no,nt •nd 5 for Tdden. making Haye*' majority in tbo State 47 onthe fane of the returns. •bgtwe to an electorahlp. to-day and .wore that bo reeigned in Oxober. WiirntB is dow fairly upon us, and the BIG UasUmlug to tbs lumber woods in the- wood*, b* be capauy other man. bi to of Joiknton i Ancuiifne lanimmt and Pareonu' T'ur^aiivt Fill*. Many uwulbeof labor (ta tbe aggregate) may be saved centennial Ito Enem; of Diwoae, the Fm al Fata to lasasfiBeMl. MUSTANG LINIMENT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-12-15.pdf.pdf 95db7c62ce588d4b443ee99ec81e6192 PDF Text Text IT !,)<>■> ADVKRTISIXG HATES: WVMSY FRIDAY, HaiWfe9*nyOBttW>MMicu> ORNO STRONG Progression. No Retrograding VOL. IV Raskrillr fWCWW VIZLAOS OF^JCBK!l ,CHURCH—C. Wha« msrrllj !***<* piraty an<«h-r 7 jsefsris. u.tml.d^trtdiw, and Nj Pepita s with him—for although ho wm young ; then I fell- on ho had a ship of bis own—I said yes .mother and Minnie used to pass long with all inj^he<rt,for I loved the hodesb- isummer days weeding and ’watering and his shoulder Tike one dead. “There are no words to tall you, tho beds of poppies and mari­ hearted sailor, ma’am, ever since we tending ’ were little children together. -I only golds and asters—old-fashioned flowers ma’am, of tbe joy and happiness we thought then of all the strange, sunny such m mother loved. Pepita wm her knew iu our littlecoitage that .Christmas day. We eooldn’t realize it ouraaivee. lands Charite had toLLma about, and to I (fidnt ctore 4o take my eyewfrom Char­ trip to paradise. Well; wo were mar- the garden, and go and sit for hours on lie for e. moinent, leet I should the beach watching tha waves tumble in look .back and find him gone. Min­ voyage to Brazil. I mind me so well among tho stones and beat against the nie and Pepita both sat clinging to. him He had a long of that voyage, ma’am, just m if it all foot of the cliff. Wb-n Charite came and carrtvwing him. happened yesterday. It was late in No­ bomaafy wm alwayz the firat to wm? Iran story to tell n» o! shipwreck upon ship­ iar down the road, and I’ll nover forget wreck, of long waling upon lonely vember when we startid, and right hero off Hatteras wti iJawi ri' terrible gain, t how her pte^y i*». used to>ok m she islands, watahtog month after month for wm so frightened when the wind bowled would come dancing up tho Rarden path sails which seemed never to come—ad­ and whistled through thfe rigging, and pulling Lira with’both her hands, and ventures through which many a poor almostowished, ruywlf back in the old ho laughing and calling her all manner sailor lias passed, and from which of tender names, * . ‘•Those were sunny days, ma’am, and The old lady’s voice broke, and she I’m sure there never wm a happier fam­ stopped fo wipe awayjjjo tears, which ily than the ono gathered round our lit­ ran down^he* cheeks. • x • j tle table while Charlie wm hc«ne. “But when the wind blew the wildest^ - ‘*We had saved'a good bit of money, cottage with mother—for I had a dear J^AHH VILLE LODGE.-JMV. la wbat) cheerily. • araa^OTrdtallytnviU.1 RKV. C. I- DKYO, ^tHrrrfcry. the story M Charlie did. “ That night, silting by the fire after the children had left us alone, I made Charlie promise me that he would never leave me but would give up the Charlie only laughed, and nt. last I cried too, for Charlie‘wasn’t like some Bailors, “I didn't realize till'long afterward myself to sleep in his krms like u fright­ who throw flvaryihingabout when they ened child. are on shore. Every penny wo could how hard it had been for him to promise spare ho laid by for the lUtla girls; for me that I had oomo to have such a x .a..*** U WVI I,.'-. M warm tropic seas I wm happy watching they were always little. MS'hhn, • and kl- terror of the sea that I couldn't rcali z IL A. BARBER. how a sailor’s heart delighted in it toe schools of flying-fish and the groat x«*.a Mince, near rcewence, on oortit “ But our flay <?f anxiety wm to, coma. When years had passed, and Minnie and floating fields of gulf-woed; and nt Con and SUU Mrosta, Swindle. MJcb. night, when.the sea wits shining and the Ari opportunity wm offered Charlie to go Pepita had both married and left us THE STEWARDESS* STORY. M. C ELLIS, ship seemed passing through a lake of on a long voyage to the East Indies. The alone, I began to feel how hungry Char lie wm for tho life he had loved so It wm Christmas eve. I wm spend- sMycr, AU my dreams of paradise were chance, m we looked at it, was 4°° gwxl to be thrown away ; so bo sold the Pe- much. He used to spend his time wan­ ig it not in the sweet circle round tho dering about tho doaks and going on “ Thou camo tho foreign land, with pita, which was getting to bo an old CLEMENT SMIT11 homo fireside, but in a saloon of a south­ beard the ships in from foreign ports; ward-bound steamer, where there wm its straugo swarthy faces, and words I ship, and went off as ludf owner of and sometimes he would sit on the cliff' didn ’ t know, and odd fruits, and all another bark, the Arago. It wm hard nothing to remind one of tbe blessed for hours with his spy glass, hatching' season of peace and good will save a sol­ manner of queer things. Charlie wm to let him go for so long a time. South the pMeiug vessels, and more than once D. W. SMITH. never tired of bringing mo new and America Seemed like homd, but the East itary cron of evergreen which one pas­ ROTARY mUk, attend, to: I heard him sigh m if his heart was senger bad fastened over her stateroom curious trinkets, and I mode my little Indke wm an unknown world. He was 1' aaaking deed., tnortiair*. bursting; but I would never listen when cabin m fancy m a Ohintee toy shop. so full of hope that he tried to go off in door. It was a viild night. We were “ When wo came homo from tliat voy­ his usual jolly way, kissing Minnie and ho spoke of going to sea again until at just off Cape Hatteras, add the vessel UNION HOUSE TCRANK DANCER, Proprietor. Thl. betel la wm rolling like a plaything in the hands age my little Minnie wm born. She telling her she would be a little woman last his health began to fail, and it T >lrMamJy (Husted In rt& cenler of boriuew wm a darling bloe-eyed baby, and seemed there was nothing for him but of the stormy sea. A violent snow-storm Charlie wm so anxious for her comfort then—and premising Pepita no end of to return to his' old life or die. But I couldn’t bear to lot him go alone, and that he persuaded me JbTstey at home ’ curious things from the foreign lands ; dreary and Arctic. Snow and ice cov­ ALF. C. BUXTON, he couldn't bear to leave mo behind. ered everything, and the muffled forme with mother, and ho went on tho next but there was a heaviness iu my heart, We were both too old to begin life and when he camo and put his arm voyage alone. of the sailors passing to and fro under intact a re. hi MBritT couldn’t bear it ; so, when he around mo and said, * keep up your over in the long trading voyages; the glare of tbe lanterns appeared like alntny mill. came homo again, I begged him to let courage, Maggio ; IT soon bo back, ’ I and as Charlie had the offer of tbe place the weird ghosts of dead Arctic voyagers. Mrt. M. J. TIMMERMAN. of first mate on this ship—the Captain is I was glad to seek the warm saloon and me go back to my homo in tho little couldn’t look at him. I hid my face in , on the Plano an old friend of his, ma’am—I got the gat bored myself into a corner of u cabin. He had fouml it desolate enough my hands and sobbed like a baby. “ After ho wm gone we settled bock situation as stewardess, and for three without me, so he said, and we went loupgc. To watch the movements of into tho old ways; the children went to years Charlie and I have been traveling JOHN M. ROE. the passengers was mu linement enough, again together. OUSE. Sicaaad C*rri««r fainter. Uralnlnt. and served to prevent mettom thinking “This voyage we lay a long time-in school, and mother and T kept the Leufle back and forth together, and we will Frroeolnj. and Paper Ilancinc a .■’pccUIly. continue to do it m long as God gives us too tenderly of the home circle where I tho Brazilian port, and Wore we sailed tidy. But I wm .uneasy; I didn't dare health and strength to bear tho jour­ wm missed from the festivities of Uhrist- for bqne another baby wm in my arms. to say anything to trouble the girls, but CHAS W, DEMARA Y, We called her Pepita, after our dear old I never lay down at night without dream­ ney.’’ ing of shipwreck, and When the time Tho old lady slopped and looked IwwThe usual crowd wm collected which ship, and it was hard to say which the one always sees on a steamer pouthward sailors petted tho most, the ship or,the came round when we could expect news itatingly at me and at some other pas­ from Charlie, it seemed as if my heart sengers who liad gathered near to listen, bound in the wintertime. Here around baby. D. IK. LINCOLN, " AU went weU with us until wo were would burst with anxiety. Tho news as if she feared we were wearied by her a table were gathered a group of men, probably sugar mere i ante, striving, in within three'days* Mil ofNew York, and never cams. Day after day wo waited, long family history. I hastened to reassure her by thanks spite of the motion of tho ship, to play a then a terrible storm camo on. It wm and litUb by little a sad silence settled E PARADY. quiet game of ouchor. Stretched on the in tho winter, and for eight long days we down on our cottage. When word would for the pleasant way she had enter­ so£m were ladies in kll tho stages of sea- were tonacd at the rnflrcy of the tempest. come of the arrival of ships which oailcd tained ns during tho long Christmas eve sickDMs. A few children not yet put to It wm an awful time, rifa’am; Charlie long after Charlie's did, we would look bed were crouching on the floor with didn’t laugh then ; and, although ho in each others’ faces and never speak a *• And so Charlie is really here on TJTgSZBJU» DIBJ.STBK. wao/«- Oiry •w chart. J. F. tMwBwy LoniaA Ota MM |M. Mother rrodrard, Mrs. Fsrrcn. The nobis be­ hind Ibo somm interrupted the vetoes of the dismixsed. and there would been nothing more serious to have record appalling. Trisa the panic becarao. rutoraraal. aad^ght The houae waa about two-third* Ailed, thoaa wu on ovary faof. and every faoa was tamed bnlow suing well forward toward tha efego. to the vestibule, which vras the main exit. For those in the family circle, dreo-circlo, aud Washington street A panlc-atrickcn people fire right behind me, you ongbt to have pres­ rtxahed pell-mell towards and down the Btair- ence of mind to go out quietly." MiwiKaio diked up, and a scene of terror, confwtiou, pls to sit down, bat they paid, aUaniian, and and distreM ensued which beggars deeerij'- a wild rush for tho door began, accelerated by Uou. ’ ' ’ the roof of die hut on the stage cabbing fire. Just above the landiug-plaooof the aUirway, W. H. YOUNG, H J. B. RASEY. WEBSTER 4- HOBBS, ORNO STRONG. Job PrinUame dispatch. Office WM. E. GRIGGS, MUSIC! MUSIC ’ FRANK J. PUR CHIS, VILLAGE BAKBKR. x»d«k»k-r laCU G«nt'* FurnUblnjr Good* and Cip <iuxHtJ-, ..tird'-orVulh of L>*oB JTo U. S MAIL LINE 3»i>crllwcm CarM. JOHN Q. CRE8SY, N H Kill J H. LEE. V. Deputy HUerlfT, JAMES FLEMING, Wilier ini Jeweler, P. S- Fine Watches and Jewelry carejujly repaired and warranted J^ONEY TO LOAN! h ipfmtl U hhk !<anfct, ’ IN SUMS or $300.00 and UPWARDS ON LONG TIME. L. RUMELL. ELIBU CHIPM.4.V, Justice of the Peace, Atauthwills, Mich. General Conveyancing. MONEY TO LOAN their nurses, and in a warm corner near the heater lay a poor, txxiHumptive girl, carefully watched over by her mother and brother. She was going to die un­ der the orange trees. Only tha old story repeated over and over again every vinMoving-round amougall those who were sick was tho trim, plump figure of the old stewardess. She wm currying bowls of broth, tumblers of chopped ioe, and all these little delicaciee ho welcome to a sufferer from Hea-sicknes-K. The quiet, placid face of tho old lady interested me, and in those few days al­ ready passed since leaving port we had become firm friends. With tho quick instinct of a woman who had to do with all kinds of people^ she felt that I liked her company, and she had alretuhformed the Irabit of coming for a quiet chat with me the last thing at night tried to sr«ak^'KMerfol wordfl, Toould see he wm almost wild with anxiety. IT never forget that time, wfien I sat day and night on tho cabin floor, -nth Minnie clinging to my dress, and prior little Pepita in my arms, listening to tho waves crashing against the ship m if every moment mast be our last. Tho sailors would come down now and then for a drop of hot coffee and to warm their frozen fingers, for everything fon deck wm covered with ice. They hadn’t the heart, poor fellows, to speak to the children, and I aaw more tlian ono tear on their rough cheeks when they looked at them, and Pepita would smile and stretch out her little band* in her un­ conscious baby way. ** But God saved us after all. la the evening of tho eighth day the wind clianged, and wo drifted into calmer water. It it hadn’t been for the eMt wind blowing, we might just m well havo drifted the other way, for the ship wm nlmoflt JieljdeaH, It was abput 2 in I wm impatient to-night for her tha^jorptog-when Chirite rushed into leisure hour to arrive, fori naw a strange the cabin and almost carried me in his tenderness in the old lady's face, and arms to tho door. There I saw, gleam­ ing through the fog, two great, shining old memorial to her heart, which per­ lights. They were, like angels’ eyes haps I could induce her to tell me. Bo looking from heaven to mo. I've passed when at last she came and sat down on those Highland lights many a time since, ono end of the lounge where 1 was lying, ma’am. I’ve seen them in soft summer I said, trying to lead the conversation evening* clsar spring mornings, to what I felt wm uppermost in her but Iheyer me them without njy whole mind, “It's* rough-night for Christ- heart going out in thanksgiving and praise. No one to whom they hatfb not “Yes, ma’am,” she replied, smooth shone, m they did to me that night, can ing the folds of the kerchief across her know what they really mean, standing brtMt; “but I’ve seen many a rougher there on the headland aud pointing to night at sea in my day, and **—thought­ heaven. ; fully —“sadder Ohrietmas ewa, too." “ Well, wo saw tho lights from other tacked in their berths and her duties for •• Ym, ma’am, but not in thte way. I DOM17.wrecked ship up tho harbor, and uaod to have my own little cabin in my before night I laid Pepita in my mother’s r . . • •‘After that Charlie wouldn’t hear of my going to sea again. He said he could bear anything if the children were not suffering too; no, for the sake of my lit­ tle ones, I couoen*«i consented w to bwj stay wuuiu behind.. cm wj **. ue “Well, ma'am, I’ve been thinking it; Charlie bought a little cottage on the all over to-night, and if you don’t mind Jersey cpsat, where. I ©ould overlook the IT tell you some of the thing* a Baiter’s ■ an(] J settled down quietly to toko wife Um to pass through, and how her care pf (he children while he went on heart gets wrong very hard sometime^’’) Ins vjyzges. ’ " ' “ I hadn’t much knowledge of those ' •* He kept on going to Brazil and back tilings when I married Charlie, for I wm for a long time. Twice I left the chila slip of a girl then, and knew no more dren with mother—tot aha had come io of tbe » Uma ot» kun. io ntobing li,. rf*. |bo -0.1 the weasels sail oat of and into a quiet I with film, for it buri me to paw all my land-bound harbor. So when Charlie life away from Charlie e side. Soeveryaaked me to ba his wife and go to seu thing went well with us. We owned our and never felt afraid of storm nor wind." tho other’s heart. Only little Pepita never gave up. ‘ My father will come back; my father will come back,’ she used to say, until I couldn’t bear to hear her, because I couldn’t believe it; and when she used to stand for hours, shad­ ing her eyes with her hand and gazing off over the water, it drove me almost wild, because I knew what she wm watching for. “A summer and winter aud another Hummer had passed since Charlie went away, and, when ChristmM came rotuid again, I laid my poor mother in the churchyard, and come bock alone with nyr children to the cottage. “Howl got through the next year, ma’am, I con never tell. As I look back it appears like od awful dream, but I do remember tbe OhristmM ave, the third without Charlie. Minnie, Pepita, and I sat huddled round tb fire talking in low tones about our loot; for we could bear now to speak of him sometimes, a«d.it soothed mo to bear the uhilfiren talk, and to see how much* they loved him. Pepita tried that night to sing one of tbe sailor songs he had taught hex, but she couWa't do that Her voice broke down, and wa couldn’t one of ns speak another word. board with you!” I said. “O ybs, ma’am," she replied, smiling. **T would not lie here without him. Did you mind the man who wm freak­ ing to me at tho cabin door to night— the tall, stoat man with a gray beard ? Yes, you saw him, did you ! That was • Oharlie.{’ “ It wm a sad ChrtetrnM eve, ma’am— tbe first one whan all hope usd really gqna. out, and when I toy down to sleep that night I felt that, except I must live for the children’s sake, it would be such a blessing to die. “ Christmas morning wm very clear, and I renwmber how tha sunlight danced in anr little kitchen. It fall like a blessing on Minnie’s pretty hair, mak­ ing it sparkle like gold, and reflected on the picture of Charlie’s ship—toot tho lost one, but the dear old Pepita, which hung on the walk >‘Ths children kept busy preparing our little Christmas dinner, but I couldn't do a thing thab morning. My HOLIDelT PBBSBNTS. Pretty little Beent- cases may lw> made with nut-shells and silk. Two large Madeira tints or English walnuts are re­ quired. Halve "them carefully by forc­ ing the points of your scissors into the soft end. Scrape the inside perfectly clean, heat a liair-piu red-hot in a candle blaze or gM jet, and with it bore two small boles opjxifdte each other at each end of the shell; varnish with gum- shel­ lac dissolved in alcohol, then set item in a warm place till perfectly dry. Make a bright colored silk bag three inches and a half square, with a hem at one end and a place for a drawing-string. Sew on the nute, at equal distances, a little way above tho unhemmod end; run a thread round that edge, draw it tight, and flniah with a little bow. Form the other end into a bog by run­ ning a narrow riblion into a drawing hem. Last of all, sot a tiny bow at the top of each shell, and fill the bag with cotton wool sprinkled thickly with sachet-powder. A pretty pen-wiper can bo made in the form of a closed parasol. Sharpen a thin lead-pencil that has an ivory tip. Out a circle of silk, and an­ other, somewhat smaller, of thin black cloth. Point or scallop the edges all around, pierce a hole in the center, of each circle and run the point of tho pen­ cil througii, leaving the silk circle on top. By a little ingenuity you can now crease, fold and secure those circles close to the handle, so that the whole will look precisely like a closed panraol, by experimenting flrat with apiece of paper required io suit your pencil. These sometimes, m^’am, no. blind, to God's little ornaments can be made easily, and mercy hanging over us. Amply repay the makers for their “ The table wm spread, and wo sat trouble. ____________ . . Sings Like a Bird.—The delightful •ffecta of this new pnaciplr. Dr. J. & Mo- ma’am, I can hardly toll screamed like one mad with Joy. l’ sprang to my feet I couldn't tell what had happened to me. I saw looking is. at the window—Charlie—Charlie alive and wall I . clear as s I CaL.ls. and **’ ' Trial Boxes, by about to open a store in New Ybrfc fox know I couldn’t move. I mw m in a the sole of wligious articlesL Brolly. rw». Iwwtt Iwrm, «• ,«■• bind, forced forward by Un terrified people •till farther behind, fell over her and pUtd ou top of each other, four and five de?p. The police from the station-house nexLdoor were promptly on the acene, but owing to the men and children were trampled upon, and their cries of agony could be Hoard nearly separated from their children, and children from their mothers, and thereJwent up a hqndttd-voiced shriek thtt made too stoutest top of each other and. maaeed together, hry could extricate comparatively few. and thcM were all bruMod. bleeding, and maimeJ. The New York Fomlny Pott haa tho follow­ ing description of Uie March for the mlMlng : "At about 11 o'clock a horrible discovery riblacruah. They Mtaedfainting frown and half-dead children and dragged them into the I lobby, and returning to rescue otlicra perhbed UtaBtMlVM. Ihero 'Wots cTwSrfbrutal mau there who worked to Ml imIvm only, indifferent at to tho fata of otltera. "Riey rrowdod tbeir-way through the atniglobby of too theater lay an immense heap of gling oum. pushing baipIeM woroca and Chilrubbish, smouldering beams, fragments of forms of men who had fallen in too crush. pontic tbo principal entrance to, too theater. Above, in the gallerlM and on toe stairway, was heard the tramp of many feet, and ehridks wboro tbe stain which led to the gallery fellUnder tho heap tint men­ tho bouM was full, and when, tho panic, oc­ tioned a dead body wsa found, curred below there wAi the’ same great rush and tho firemen diligently prosecuted tbeir Morel) In thto direction. With raueli labor was cut off. The sernes of lho main Door a horrible sight wm rovnaled. Boucalh that wore re-enacted above. There were the same mound corpaaa lay In row#, heaped one upoa_____ _____ ____ exhibited, tbe safce bravery and______ cowardice another, packed together with a fearful iramplins of peoplo under foot- hr W ® iidity, which told of tbe great pressure to i panic-rtricken mase. tho eamo atruggte for UJe. which they bad been aubjeotod. How many j jjoii, in their efforts to c«ca|>e, climbed ever lay there, what their mxo or ago. no man could people’s beads and iirod violence, but in tell, and at noon only gueeses could bo made. many cat on their . . o.Torts wore fruitleu. — They Up to 1 o'clock ninety-four bedim bad been perished where they stood. In .ths hoighj. of taken from tho rains, and other" were still the panicTliomas llocbeford. chief usher, saved visible, lying in layers four deep." many by leading them by a aide door to Myrtle A later dispatch says that fully 300 |>er«oua avenue, but the draft through tins door male perished miserably, and that iho probability is and such of tho player i as hail not alwsady made L900 people in the theater—600 Ln tbe gal- exit, finding retreat cut off. Jumped down beloriee. Ttioeo in tho balcony were warned early, had made their eecapo comparatively and struggling behind tho hopeleasly compact descend. TtiU opened into a wide lobby, thirty mass, who fought and wrceUed and shrieked in their combat for life. BKMVJ.TOf THU OFFICIAL COVITT IN ZOVJHIdKji. . ; Nrw Ouxaza Dec. 6.—fitaiq Itetura-. Ing Board have notified the Secretary of State of level walk along the front of too lobby and of the election of the Htyea electors, the ‘Republioan Stats ofiioera. and four out of fhs Six way, whore, p abxbly, throe men could vralx ahreut, loading to tho ntroet. When the great other Htato oflicera is m follows: Governor, dim of ;>eoplo, mainly young men and boya Packard. Bopubllcan, 71.814 ; Nicholls, Demo­ Ln tbe gallery, raahod down tbe upper Mairway crat, 71.193 ; Packard's majority, 3.428; Lfenfrom the third to the aecond floor, they enoenn- Icnxnt Governor. Antoine, Republican, 7L,tc.-ed a volume of amoko driven in from the G» ; Wilts, Democrat, 71.693; Antoine’s ma­ jority, S.67C; Attorney Genera!. Hunt, R’puV Ucan, 75,030; Ogdon. DtmocraL 70,886; ou thia landing numbers of them fell down, and Hunt's majority, 4. LW ; Auditor of JPublia Ac­ otl.cra toppled ' er them, until their accumu- counts, Johnson, Bopubllcan, 75 555; JnmoJ. Democrat, 70,301; Johnoon’e majority, 5,184 ; they were precipitated over the balustrade into BuparitiUndcat of Public Eduratian. Brown. the lobby cf tho acoond floor, a distance of Republican. 74.446; Laahor, Democrat, 71,109 ; probably fifteen foot. Tlua maiui of hutniu, bo- Brown'a majority. 3,337; Socrotary of Btata lngn were thrown at once, with a violent shock, Honora. Republican, 74,855; Strong, Demo­ □I>on the floor of the lobby, broke it, through, crat, 70,898 Honore's majority-, 8,057. The and the make were precipitated, two hundred following are the comparative, figuraa of the stou, waa narrow and circuitous. From the third floor to the necoud it was wide enough their charred remains. Burch... 8beldon\ Marks... -Wickliffe. 7<.*iaD.BU S (Bij'S-xy.. WITHIO-Jb.. TV'n>rwa Jeflrioa.................... . — —..------- , is. 70. .flktto 70.56C The majority of tbe lowest Hayas elrotor Tbo complete story Of the horror in Brook­ lyn. when folly written, will place it at the head over the highest Tilden elector is 8,487 Tho of the long list of theater burnings, with per­ Bepuhbcxnis also have a majority in tho Legis­ lature. , , ... , Lboatcr-playore and nearly tbe entire audience by flro In the Dublin Tbioter, wn« eevonty Eumituro frequently becomes dotty, occurred in toe South American church of and requires cteaniog. For thia pur­ pose, take a soft sponge, wot with clean, drapery of tod altar caught fka' and numbers 1 cold water, and wwih over the article. periahod in too crash. Tbe horrors of that dreadful night will perhaps never be fully Then take a soft chamois skin and wipe it clean? Dry the skin as wafi as you either incapable of graphic description at can by wringing it in the hands, and wipe the water off tbe furniture, being careful to wipe only one way. Nover in shocking and appalling incidents all that lum ever been committed to type. Strong men tho vorniah is defaced, and show* white marks take linseed oil and. turpentine in equal parte, shake them well in-a vial, and apply a very small quantity on a soft rag until thn color is restored; then with * dean, soft ragrtnpe Ae ing down woewn and children and weak with their strong fieta, leaping frantically tho becta of tbceo In frack while fl>o wi mixture off. In deeply-carwd work tho dust cannot be removed with « spenge. Use a stiff hairpd paint-brush instead of asponge, . Merchant's Gargling Oil. Iras become human flesh U for horses and it has no equal to the world. Wo are’ Assured by those whom is a dis'iuguiflbedphyeiciau—Ihtt among all the various pile remedies none »tr.>r<l«a rack �CHRONIC DISEASES A foolish lad. residing in the fami­ was eovorad with a thick man tic of ly of John Mon I ion, a toucher, at snow, and the street# of that then Gorham, Me., was left in the chaise Mvely •barf.- were filled with sleighs of an infant, and, imitating what he had seen, he killed tbe ebild, skinned lional •>»«<“ to the fsricily painted the body, and etit and hung'it up. I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF MY of svery description. from the iradi mrtteth and the tnoswal ring cf the ilmgh belts and the merry laugh uf the gay .and frobesome filled the air Pomeroy's tjetnncrai has ntrained a circulation of 42,000 copies, and is as rad h*»t as aver. aa the runners dashed to aud fro. “Brick” makes the most readable paper in Chicago, Our «i»d was engrossed with the Think of it; ursrtvooa ■*. WOlt 56 broad columns of pleasant anticipations of a thanks­ lively reading matter every week, giving dinner at the hotel, (which for only 12.00 per year It is just our employer* had offered us,| wbcyt tlie paper for the westerh family. vra turned the key io'the took of the Tbe Doctor's Locatiw "print shop,” and passed oat upon Ranis and Turkey sre firmly bent the Street. on fighting and both ns I ion sure ma Ere we had walked a square we king extensive preparation* therefor me! a young girl who Irtd arrived at The Turks are up and already on the You can buy lh< brat WATERPROOF in Barry County .Wrtbw Mltru-vro at 91KcparAl.Ottawaroom,St,for tllff-roni r-«#>nf. Good Il-Inch Shenin- for 7 Cento. ths fascinating, age of which poets war path, and Rnnsia ha* 400,000 write and modem young Pythias soldiers in camp, and has given Un­ dreams, "sweet sixteen." Her eyes de Sam an order for 20.' 00,000 cart­ Good 44-heh Blenched Sheeting lor 1* Cent*. Nl«< Dress Goods nt 25 Cent-, per yard. were filled with tears, aud this is ridges, the shells of whioli will be ) What she said: “Orno. pa is dying, manufactured fram Michigan copper. knd the doctors sent me after this It took a man ot war, 519 men and prescription, and I cannot get it, be­ ' Beautiful Nubian nnlj 5» Cents. HATS, CAPS, GLOVES * MITTENS, “T00 LATE! MED TDOnOHJE0 ECTrIn bow many caaca tbiaenn be nald of friardi or Wwich will be closed out CHEAP. timely. *killful trmtment wm neglected. Xo.1 famlUm ha»c «r or mar* w»t> life *mUttered by ooodle.e enffrrlns-«k'.om free from pain. lot to keep the gaunt wolf from the Sweeney will return from Europe. Last week while a police officer Then was it that the true meial in tho womanly heart of Josie S——be­ She assuaged warrant was going The largest stock in Nashville. FOR SALE ONLY BY of Grand Rapids, in search of stolen ed her with the assurance that she goods, he was greatly astonished at She finding a wjjite woman, the wife of a ■eadily secured a certificate, a school C. C. WOLCOTT HORSE BLANKETS, BUFFALO & LAP ROBES mother of five children, in the house. Her repiita’iocr She had been living with the colorud as a teacher was so good, that at the man for some time. end of her first tenn, she had no The officer tri­ It is a fact ths Lawton Union School, which she An English correspondent writes held for twenty consecutive terms is burned in a stove on a Open "In the Gratz. The ashes falling through White House there is not a single room which can be associated by the the grate, leave the coals exposed to of the presidential building: Bui about a year after her father’s death, Edward G------- the son of a prominent farmer, attracted by her greatest stretch of imagination pretty face and many the idea of ‘home/ accomplish meats sought to woo and wed her. well set upon one's househo.il goods ed, leaving neither coal to aid com­ but she answered nay,-that her moth in a huge barn. The rooms are like bustion nor ashes to retain the fire. er needed her help, and should have naked, gnning vaults', with not one If dry wood is used, the stove (for a it Now Edward was an iuduslrious snug corner to be found through the young man, and as persistent as he whole length and breadth of them. time) becomes unnecessarily hot, and was sensible ; he had made an ini They are intended only to Iook the wood is very soon consumed. If 'preneion on the damsel’s heart and ‘big,’ and to provide space for the wood is green, it requires close finally secured the promise of ihe crowds of persons whom the her band at some distant lime in president is .expected to entertmn. altemkm to prevent the fire from go­ the future. Her words inspired him lor the credit of thr cotmfry st h'” ing out, and rt is |pipossibk* to keep and he set about to prepare a home own expense.” a wood fire on an open grate over and make himself worthy of the one he hoped to call his bride. Having Jennie* June says : “A devil could night. not help pitying Mrs Tilton, who, course in Oberlin, [O.J co’lege aud fault* or nor, is spoken ofby nearest neighbors, friends and enemies ss a became master of tbe telegraph buri ,mo*-t loving - and <tevoie,l wife QMS. Then he stort-d out to secure aud mother, with a henri always op a- competen.’j, ultimately reaching ten, anil n hmxi alwny. ready lo min Wickenburg, Arizona Territory, in ister *.o the sick aud ihe sorrowing the service of Uncle Sam at the sig­ Yet she is left to a fate ■ rnilltoo times worse than tiaatb. while the na! station there. Ho proved to be men, whn. by their rgregtmr* egot­ apt and just the kind of a man Uncle ism, vanity, selfishness end Wicked­ Biun needed and was soon made an ness, were the cause of nil the tronbofficer and his pay increased io a draw crowds of sympathizers, make money and seek ronsulatiwn n any handsome salary. Being thus pro­ way that seems to them best. vided ngunst want, and with si eadv and honorable w^rk before hiitx. Im- EuTJTST OVER! laoged fur the society of his promts bed bride, especially as the ywirg WEN, WllMt'i A\D CHILDREN Free Exhibition osed in the FOREST KING of 1876 In the great Rush to Cap. Boise’s New Store! roads are so rough as you branch off plains ot that archaic region, that b« never FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 CTS A-YARD. unagiued she could make the- trip alcne. ise *10 f’ao 4:17 Wj-n. NEW MEAT MARKIT. Still it is so! We have Over One Thousand Dress Ranging in Prices from Pattern« drnee tn rotjriitv iht mmt »kt ptlca a ltd 1 ncr-dnlnn. tdat Ma m-Audor tiwatsiva* *» per-11"*" — In ewry department of hl» Groat S ally —eh rwr. a. havf defied tbe I tartly rolrhrated ------------- ---kltobLl* D0WAT ly IneuraWe d>rt»« iferad ot Mifll-riaK, combination one with the other, each BLINDNESS! and DE1F^ES< !! provided with openings and corres­ All dlw^waod AffectaU.miof i>-- Eye and Ear aoccemfolly treatrd by mfM romrdtev. Crom Eye* ponding blank spaces, forming either Catarrh, Consumption! CLOSED Uxhm*. BrancbllU, and ail Throw nd L«nx Gu<aptalkM. t whleh. In Ihl. ronntry, w th* gmtekten- MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, baabing tba puhlie for pnet fa»or» aclisis a ountinuaucc of the same, and would inform the pubKetbw they will keep conetamly ea hand / aisssattSttS FRESH FIRE BOTTOM, and is operated After thorough tests, we plaim for 4:16 Atedy wriU«lo Or. Aik In: ily W.-1I by your tn-alment lhal my untawnArd. and rt.all n-eomm- nd trlaada ■■ a mart rrllable phv rtcian.' __ MX»tt haro helper dlr, or gn I num*, I toneiud-d" write* » man of M U> poor bc«hh for yc»m. who, after a abort troaftaeni by Ur. Alkin. furth--r rtav.: M Your remedies ar» ha«in« a remark-Mc-ffi-rt. I ean rteep heller, am calnlflr fleak, and my WUb i* ■GBUKGOK OTMMIG M8BA8E8. his station to go and get her, sad the into the caunous and dry Mt ass N'ldlrvinc........... 4:13 A Doctor to Hove Fn it la Is with a shaker from the outside of the But he could' not leave MtsrA 8,16 p m Hearing and slight Il-stored Lnng, Throat. P*rinc Chronic Di«eases Cored, STATIONS. 4 Mu*. Mreaa. and Brohen Down Cm»IMrolt.---- „._tv Iftld i«,m ’%£>"&£ elltatlona Bailt I pnsd Rlvr* Junction---- ISA Reinvigorated. wo ll& : SiHis Patients Gain 10 to 40 lbs.in Weight»3i 5:4* JUSll« Serlouo. Cwmplieiated Dlxeam., i«a»t life M when under your ear.- and tinro curing i heavy sheet iron, all of which burn consists of two grates working in NirKi XxprM* 11.JO am AM * m 0.44 am ftlo LOO rt*a , »1 a '!3 MO kl> *36 A-4» at The Right.; Doctor at Lnst. wood on an open grate. Grate Eipro*. DIVISION A rtitthrer for yeart from db>w »r>H tod trorivnent write: ^lir. Aikta. I iu«nk you from ihr hoctom ot mr b<-»r-, for making m" m well .« I sm. A rirtlltMii rtate: -Or. Atkin «o..«ro rigM -H ia needle, io M «lck. Hr following fvqx dlrocUon. .fliT your mcdletM. bM mired me, hS«e kept P'*r——11 | ,_tt - - nt VMtr --'.1 MMMM class of round stoves mounted with Combination STATIONS. Grahd Rapid*..... L These difficulties have caused great an OPEN GRATE or ladies of the Arrapaboes and Phobia tribes have ways and manners not to C. A. TRUMAN RAPIDS G rid Rapid*---- tv. uammona............ Mid ItevlB*.. ...... IlMtlno,----- -----Na.hrfllr.....l,v... VennonfarlHe----Chnriotfe--------Eaten Rapid*........ Rl»r* Jnnetlovi™. .Taek»«o I>rtroli.............. Ar I take in exchange Tor Good,. al the Highest Market Price. Butter, Eggs, Nashville, November 8tb, 1876. inconvenience to persons using the The Well Kaown Speclwllat, «ae uinnently taenud In Grand Dried Fruit, CaUi, Credit, and all other produce. with the direct draft and they are consum­ One might as a fair English education he took n GRAND DR. AIKIN, now generally under­ ed to persuade her to leave, but she stood, that fire cannot be controlled refused. ur kept any length of time when wood trouble to procure a more lucrative situation in one of the departments of his taste. Special Bajgainn in Crockery, Gkssware, Groceries Knives, Forks, and Silverware. well known ex hank cashier, and the in the rural district.-and began her career as teacher- WL'h a search through the domicile of a colored citi- tisen on one of the small back streets the grief of her mother and comfort would get something Io do. --------‘ ---- - ----------- ' JHirhapni <8rirtnlsiaiiioad Tweed sed away, leaving a wife and three munity from prosecution. duklren.and nothing hut a house and will very soon be released, and gan to assert itself. DR. AIKIH I. pro emlnentr Orv»! Spcdolli Inrliomttna lb* whole nynUra, and b« ft UuHor ly relied upon »• A DOCTOB WHO CIBE». house of tho nearest druggist, and in in New York that a compromise has 'twenty mmoles the prescription .lay been effected, under Which Tweed in her hand, in her father’s house, and Sweeney, are lo rafundlhe City but too late,Tor that instant the be of New York quite a large amount toved fotheqbreathed hi* last end pas­ of money ’nd to receive in return im­ ’ Call <*Hy. ■>» .Utw .kn-Ll ----- ■< nno. til Office hour. 0 a. ■>. l«4 p. m. tWtf'NttX Elegant Sleevelen* Jatkels for $1.0#. cause the drug stores are closed." 300 tons of ooal to bring Boss Tweed We took the prescription; told her to and his two pieces of baggage home Il is rumored return home, and hastened to the from a foreign shore. door. 51 lune St., READ AND CONSIDER!! thia important, invention :—That axx ScrotnU. Rheumatism. Drupep-ia, Ilhv. Goitre Dror«y. FravcL (ourtlprtfov. Tap'-Wcwm. Uvei DiMMML. at wbatavrr uamr. ur naenro, carofulb diacnortd .nd .kintmlv Ireat/xi. LADIES! Th* M.rricd>r fiiayk during aUaradricy ft MEATS, of all kinds, vriich will ho »<rtd low fi-rcaub Tbe big hunt price paid r<>r HM**e, “rite rte Give tham a cal! on West aide Mai* 8* N’neMate. Mi*b. FRUIT TREES! the coals may bo retkinad tn the stove Dirt over and over again is it proven, in life-that where'a woman and auv amount of the ashes desired ; has a will there is a. way that the fire re at all times under per­ and so in this case, to the astonishment and ■ABSHALL 8THEET NURSEBIS, fect control, and can be kept continu­ against the advice of the too appre­ tartbhy chiMreo, Hute, Caps, Gents’ Furolsking Goods, hensive friends and tbe evil surmis­ es of old maids, Josie, after an en­ greatly economizes in fuel, and en­ gagement of five years, feeling that tirely overcomes all the objections as her sister was now able to teach and assisfher mother,, she could be heretofore raised against this class of spared to do duly lo- No. 1, so she I aball b« p!e*Md to too ny t>M friewda quietly packed her wardrobe,leaving aaJ psiruao wbo are in nec-1 o* anythin* in THE, FOREST KING is tbe on­ You will Sml my atock complete her Saratoga behind, and bidding my line. and at price* as ly stove made wifh the Combination ariiea to her old mates, set out unat LOW AS THE LOWEST. Grate, and is uotquHied sea stove of A Wieaaa give m" a call before purchaainy its class, in the world. -totwenre. The Hipnewl Market Prien paid oeat announcement of her safe arriv­ for Butter. Bgjn». Kle. THE FOREST KING is mount­ al at WickeolHirg, speedily fo»>we i Nashville, Ocr. 18th. . wilb cardr in her own neat ohisugned complete with No. 12 cold rolled In phy for as evening now happdy pars­ polished boiler iron. The ASH PIT ed, have come from her, thus allaying extends under the entire DOUBLE all anxiety for her at Lawion. The OF BATTLE CBKEK. MW». EPILEPSY. ously throughout the winter; that it Have just added, lo their usual large stock of General Merchandise, a Pit* Cborf*. l*»by. »nd *U Nervous Affection* are eurril where otter nw.ni UH, by improved ra*n- 9 E F 0 K11IIE S, Large stock of GENTLEMEN! T0U10. HW E4IS> A»0U> MDT. tended to join her knight in- his long vigils on the Southern HMKuitrin BOOTS AND SHOES. C. BOIBS. for Printers. general verdict now is loud in her fa­ WX!."St vor, and that she is a chip from the old block,—her father, who was e AXCEL5IOB BINT3XG KTJX CO. gallant Uniou soldier in the late war. Liberty in Franca is murder; Amnin, iWl in I BOTTOM. Eier, More b F.lly Warrmltd and we will convince you that we are not to BEATEX OX PRICES! / for Five Fran. O. O. WOIXQTT. KOCHER BROS. SATISFACTIOK GOAHAmi Respectfully, <£c, �« MARK THESE FACTS VigilMrt says $2,000 have • i 1ERBT miSTiiS’WIKI Hill, fiHarf with la«ghiagpl<a»ure seek- ><. Trw. Boise Brothers and »2,WX) worth of young horse kiiDd. The total Um la from $ $8,000. . L neither talk tier wrj: “«•*’ banner •till proudly wan The father of Thomas Welch. a wealthy "mills of the Goda” are grinding the offeod- We Have in Stock aud arc constantly receiving invoice* of as line an assortment of R. P&tt.droppad hii pwk- N. T., la the bedside of tbeir dying wotherer ___ _ ‘ —S j. Biddkman, of Honings, is slowly north part of Qrand Rapids, attempted to covomit suicid* last week by stabbing himMa bank papers, to tho t one of $200 or $500 *«H repcaudly tn tbe necu with a pair of scissors, die'has since died. Maia. Loft $8,000. George llennsssey, the young man ou trial at Monroe for killing Mr. 1 inghoa, tb* of Charley MoCarthy. on JriTareoa St., the •idoon-heeper, baa been (bund guilty of manvlaugbtsr. The other young men, Ru­ pert. Durrell and Vincent, who were with 1 n'rxflfftlita ftvr road* which will fan saU BOOKS, TOILET ARTICLES, TOYS, ETC As can be found in the country. Our Goods, were bought For by a vHlanout scoundrel who wo'rkedfor The east dormitory of the elate agricul­ tural eollege was burned 'Mo-uisy night. Cash, aud will be wold very LOW. ‘A the kidney* II.Cm I •’ll- ,!r.r.ilJ hr IaXv* tn lli« printed lUrerthm*. and the O>«|1w.n sLutd No siudents were roasted, as they were all opinion in.tbia ease aa two l«» anita are —IN BOOKS WE HAVE Barriers Burned Awny "—Roe. JANE PORTER'S WORKS. • Opening of a Cheslnttl;Borr, “ ' From Jest to Earnest*' •' Many works in Prose and Poetry* • Near to Nature’s Henri.” “ nol mentioned. [Ju»l pulbshed. ALL or Mas. HOLMES’ WORKS tUlla tha dirtiest, meanest tbiet that I ever by fire on Munday night, and was badly including " Edith Lyle.’’ burned in striving to retene bis 7-ytar-old *. . (Just published. thinst Ufi DUWNmus U> men lion. >. DeLarge, In drawing a gun toward DR’J G. HOLLANDS' WORKS. ‘ Kalnna," " Bitfer Sweet,” '‘Mistress at an eagle ax Fair vllaven, St Clair Co.. Dec "th, accidentally caught tbe trigger of the Manse,” “Seven oak#." "Ar­ byterian mhrister, had business which call­ end the gun waa dixcharged, and Mr. De- thur Boanicastle,” “Plain Talks,” up jntb Lorge waa instantly killed. “ Tucoinbe Letters," "Bay Path," At Jaskson, on the nlsht of Dee. 7th, a and the last (just published) '• Every­ ly list week. boihr in Redmond A *ree»‘ brewery ex­ Day Topics.” la tha Arpat to taka tha midnight truin, ploded, -shattering the building into kind­ ling wood John Blott received a broken Ako Shakespeare, Millon, Cowper, shunldr-blade and cut* and braises, -and Byron, Moore, Scott, Btirnes, Tenand over the building, and waa picke 1 up nys<>n, Whittier, Longfellow, Edgar with a broken leg. Usually a Urge number A. Poe, and many bther poets. of men are around the building at this lime "THE GUNBOAT SERIES’" of night, but this evening il so happened Christian Church Social, at (heir ra-tidsaee and other things, in all of the valoaof about that these two were the only ones. The low will be several thousand dollars ; par­ will interest every boy in Barry or Eaton Counties. tially Insured. Knupp has since died from oarthlljr u.lud Mn. C. I. Din, Sn> Ha calls ii\ saloon goods of all kinds at or about eost. D. W. Liwcolw —Min JhM Dwi... -ho vw n*n, friends, whilst organist he was forood to go to Detroit without il. The mighty Nimrods who seek the iV!l>urcb, in this village, tb Suspicion pointing pretty strong towards pine woods of Michigan to slaughter ed last week la Marshall, game generally leave from five lo Trcamrer. inflnn-slnpr di-esses yield to a diligent uee knocked off at euotioo, to Chas. Shooter, of Ikl* powerful pr-p»r«tlon. In the foot; (or $4,056. liASHVILLE MARKET. by riding down hill looked pitifully at tbe venarable cenrt. (Squire Uayford) with his blind aye, and ple*d guilty.—The Court leaned back in his P®1 . sm* ThboW ft Tn msDnus.— lf every justice, and went it blind. Ho dwelt glowingly upon the enormity of an old man refunded. Opera Hous*. . QUARTO BIBLES (luge print) 3 POCKET TESTAMENTS. A full line of Blank Bo.>ks, Led­ ger?, Journals, Day Books and Caali Books, Memorandums, Quartos, Rec­ ।ords and Comjiosition Books. I Mary h for 1877, excelsior and perOfficd. 112 Liberty Street, Kew York, pciual, good for any year, at very low prices. Mort|gn|g« f*iilc. Pocket Books and Bill Books, foi ladies, gentlemen, youths and child­ TAF-FAULT l.svlnr been made In ths eocdiUoaa JLz of a certain Mortgase. dated the l«W’-fifth ren's use, very cheap. - 1.1 lies five (I. —OUR TOY DEPARTMENTRepresents Toy Books, 25 styles, Dolls (50 dog.) both China and Wnx. and Dolls Reads in Chinn and Wax, Alphabet Blocks, 5 styles, and Toys innumerable. Fine FruiU, Toys. in Candy and Wood, all as low at, the lowest. _ . CALL BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR GIFTS, AT BOISE BRO’S. PIONEER STORE! CloserHred per ba. CASH I II. 8. Larkins has the jab of er, pointed out the better walk of life, tem­ pered justice with mercy, and lined him $50 CL^-SIT! There i* wo doubt bm the present condit­ ion of all kvwde nf bu-inees and industry is M'>rtK*icf' I* pUil In < b* takrn U> forrrlwt thi re -tllngn el taw barlsg I debt r.malninr aceunx psrt thereof; tl are foie ' by virtue at the powr by tbe aid Itsnil re Msrwa snd hlv wile. Hional Mapev, to I!lratu- Coe for the vuto or five bund dollar*, do* la fiv« year* from the daU *f I “inSfNov. Mb, 1«« 7 W1LUAM rARMENTKK •etacilr appearing by affidavit on file in that the above named Defendant. Emma the foulest dens in Barry County. GEO M S*VAQB aCO's COLOBCT i'ourlis ie something like the fallowlag: IMFOHTANT CAUTION. POCKET BIRLES, Lirge Print Quarto Te,laments, IN TOILET ARTICLES WE HAVE- Houm bin twfVoup. Whopping Cough, etc FAMILY BIBLES, rl«. C-oa*amt.llon, DeMlllv.brepty. Pi *»-n!»^y, Kry• •u-U*. frra. I* :>r«uUrkk.. Friers »f all blade, Fit*. Gout. 1l-ei1jrbc. Indiyrukin. IntUiaatwa. Janndl'vv Liver t.'omp'nlnt*. Lorebairo, Piles at Bl<-smviUm. SUiruGsu of uvitre. tteroiuteor Kiag'e . •‘■ore Thriwiv. S«M«e au£ Orartl. Tle-DMWreflx Tumors Hirers; Worms of all kind), Vrsakoct* from »n> catxre,»1c. . • Fine assortments of Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Vases. Toilet Setts, Smoking twenty packs of cards in their aban­ Setts, and a choice line of Lnndborgs Perfumes ; each and every bottle fine shirt, easily identified, as Che preacher doned camps. warranted. Fine Cologne, Ink Stands, Box Paper, Stereoscopes and baa oe!y one arm. and has Bia shirts made Stereopiic Views. to fit him. Old Pai imsiedistsly lit out but »1.M «•> plpved without jrapardixing life. k CoBjrtele Uh if Schosl Books aid Staiionery, FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORDER. Na m Alein* wllt.eo rghrtuaB* ItupiM* the I* u ll^M 1‘llU: l5rvtn»uN •!! a-1 “Comt "horee ran away about'a half a fdle sout h of town. I browing Doc out of his'sulky, but fortunately he was not injured. (BRYANT A STRATTON D74C rrup>-ic]vr. a copy inareor i Solicitor wtthln WILL OFFER the |«tro»a«v of Detroit merit la ttereiary. Ya ABRYriLLE ITEJIB. During the next 30 days Harvey Towl h teaching writing school in the Branch district. to VcRcuisEiia OiH »< Booth's Darrell M<*nnfactnry for 11 kinds of Tight W-rtr. Every barrel rarrau'ed to he right. (I give away apple A. J. BOOTH. GREAT INDUCEMENTS FROM BEHIND THE WALLS. The following litter, written on a piece of wrapping paper, was discovered by Leo Bros., in a stock of brooms, manufactured EDWARD A.HOLRROOK. goods l.)lo his new store, and Dr. Goodson THE SUN tin Delong. Sylvester regies, Chas. bile homing on the 12lh inri. accidental kly edition wdli On the 8th laM., tho Cliftoa Houae and Dalroi s contwats at Paw Paw. fire U fiU tuna of $!,Wa know that Mrs. Wilcox ii a had w«a«n. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHOTG, NOTIONS AC., AC &c. On the lilh, while Wm. DeVine and Chas. How Is R Hyde were culling down a large white wood. $1OO in Greenbacks LARGE MICHIGAN FARMER Gives to Them Who Get Up Jabs INVOICE FLlXTJf BRADY. -,ud CaauKlUra at taw. Ofilca. Mjin Strtei. Naahvllle, Michiganriven to collecUtrtM. FULL LINKS OF by military viol msdets—1 M«s -r xr nninr of tha situation. C. jt.. McCarty, of Trumbull, Jacktran whOat walk tag on tho railroad, on the tbe 8fb ipw.. in an itwoxloaaed ,n drin - PATENTS. I S. ur any to I c banka and or trhorAaaeaenami. tfilb, the proceeds to be used to buj a libra.y, '.Azt/fi Vi flf 1/ about $1,000; partially insured. RECEIVING TONES A SELLECK, TICKS, Keighboring Mews. Our Court Record. JLJEMITVS Strips and Mies Harriet Robinson, of Marshall, fell ever an obstruction that had been left in Checks. FALL BEST ASSORTMENT OF Th, Mhr> rnw’. wsod »t l»am*T property h >5,000. friend* yolourmaking Replevin suit.—g. Spriugett «utm.-rllx-rj from one pl»cn wW dy «f the utter tut himself jBradp- gindr CLOTHING! AND DEISTTISTS NaMbvHIc, __ WINTER Ji E IV Lir£Hn .Front S3 per Suit Up. goods. JAW KM STOCK* AXN PHOPKlKTilR. • BOOTS. AND SHOES ! MY WICHIUA.Y. LIVEBY/ IB GREAT VAJHETY, SALK 31iB0A8BI»G STABL1, From $1 a Pair, Upwards. MUSIC? MUSIC? iHSSt MUSIC! .MAI L INSTRUMENTS ! ’THINGS. PICTURES. ETC. FROM 30 to 60 CTS 15 GRADES OF TEA CAN IIK FOCNn 40 CENTS TO »1.00 PR POUNI>. _, PIANOS & ORGANS? 4. GIVEN AWAY All Gwit Sold at Ilcprcpental, and SntlitfacUni GwtnmiMd. Locatiok.— West Side of Main MEN’S OVERCOATS Street, in W. A. Aylswurth'.v Brick. Union Block, HutJOg*. FOR W. G. AYLSWOBTH & CO. »ASUVILLE,.MPSH. AT THE BAKERY FRESH OYSTERS. B0L0GX4 S.lUS.tGE, GROCERIES, and WARK HALS fsr te Hwpi? L&CflK IN! 8 At.BRICH. �� https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-12-22.pdf.pdf af9ffe23221f1cca6c4138c1964f0fd6 PDF Text Text ?ht ^ashtillc Meirs. ADVEBTISISG Uffi: ,. OH. NO STRONG Rditor and Piwprtotar. " Progression. No Retrograding."___________ ■ BARRY CO, MICH.; FKip^Y, DE^^R2^jl876? VOL. IV Bashrilk Biurtary. she said to herself. “ I must give him his coup de fraGe," • So the next night at a ball, when Harry came rushing up to her,"the mo­ ment she entered, and claimed the first dance, she looked at him with a lift qF tho eyebrows, and sold: “ But I am engaged." “Engaged!” Old campaign!r |«he win, Harry now committed a blunder ; but we all blunder when we are in love. •‘Engaged,"lie said; “but excuse ma; it can’t be ;.l am first.”' • • “ You think so always, I'know," said the pretty widow,, coolly, opening and shutting her fan.Harry flusbod'to'the forehead. *^But you’ve always given me the first rXURBTLMf dnVBCH-4X I-thrTo, PMV/ tor. grrtlcronrr Sabtathat 101 -2a.n ,»n.l even Fabbnlh Itae**ADeUcrlek’i t!m>» KTASHVII.LM LODGE. -MS F. *-A- M. R J.'I ukr emnnranleatkm on each W>dne*daj «• a/e cordially Invited 1. DETO. Secwar» Sitrrftrj. IF. II. YOUNG, H. A. BARBER, I'hyiiMan' • • nffire. near rvakkner. ou cur nr Ilin# oat tta* Joyful tldlof*. then, M. C ELLIS, il.. Oflcn.hb wn ice* U> the n* . cUrilr. Illta otw L. J. W M CLEMENT SMITH, D. W. SMITH. UNION HOUSE TptUNK DANCED, lyoprtetor. ThU h«Ul U Jl uleexAr.tljr aiUut«dW> tho enter at budiie** ALE. C. BUXTON, e ’MacMnery. (uratabexi at But Aaat* Cl»u. la Mor to-nirht. Mn. M. J. TIMMERMAN, A merry chime, whom Joyous aouad JOHN M. ROE. —Harper', W*Mr. CHAS. IF DEMAR A Y, CHRISTMAS CHARADE. “So that was tbo pretty widow," so­ liloquized Harry Barclay, as he smoked a cigar before retiring. “Sba’a posi­ D. IF LINCOLN, tively pretty ; in thri respect her friends EALER In OnxwiM anil PmTiaioea. Dry G<xxl», G«nt>' FornUInc , u.i.. Gocdn, Notion* and don’t exaggerate; but I’ve no doubt she’s an awful flirt. Il would be'a good E PARADY, thing to teach her a lesson." • For our hero, in spite of his many un­ deniably good qualities, was rather con­ ceited, as, indeed, most mon, with his fortune nnd position, would have been. J. R RASEY, But who was the pretty widow > She was a Mra. Oonway, who at 18 bad mar­ ried a handsome foreigner, who soon WEBSTER fHOBBS, proved himself to bo a heartless spend thrift and debauchee. Before twelve months, however, alio was happily re­ leased, icr husband* having fallen in n OR NO STRONG. duel at n German watering-place, the re­ sult of a quarrel originating at tho gam ing-table. Three years after, Mrs. Con­ way returned to America, and now at 22 WM. E GRIGGS,' was even more beautiful than aha had • rcTJONKEK willBlImd n»*11 Hole* that been at 18. 2k 1«^IUWI1»U'4 <o kia c*rc. Trrm. reaoatu _ Harry Barclay luul been introduced to ~~ MI/SIC! MUSIC r tho pretty widow that evening at the opera-box ___ of Mrs. Musgrave, War dm next evening ho was to dine at tho Margraves, and meet FRANK J. PURCHIS. ■. her again. Ho had heard the praises of TTUAAfiE KA UBER, and .irajtr inC.dl.ro. Tl*», the pretty widow sung so persistently by , V OwFi FurnUbhig Good*. u>d near, of Um Mrs. Musgrave, ever since the latter had learned that her old schoolmate was com­ U. & MAIL LINE ing home, that he wax rather bored with the subject; and, when at the dinner he was asked to take tier out, he gave an almost imperceptible’ shrug of the rood rl« for tboaufci.u shouldara. The pretty widow saw the shrug. “My fine fellow,” she said to »i*rrllMaew €nri>. herself, “ you shall pay for that” Now, our heroine was not heartless by nature. JOHN Q. CBESSY, •J BnERIFF, But no woman likes to see a man shrug Dcnaty County Bniwyor nos G«ier*t Conveyancer his shoulders at her. Mrs. Conway wm an witty m she was T H. LEE. lieautiful, and that evening she surpassed J. IJcputy HlxerlfT, heraelf. She was the life of th* party. D JAMES FLEMING, Watcbaater ani Jeweler, Mexico. if Harry had aent his noto^gbe would have had pomo equally unanswerable reply. But Horry did not send his note. “ Confound it,” he said, when he camo to read it over, “thewholq Five days after tbo eignal drfeab. of ’ ’ , r . _r mess. To discuss it* thing is '(s only ‘ 'to -make matters worse. If that1 unprincipled flirt of a widow can be im­ 1,000 soldiers, fled from .the capital. prudent enough to goon with it, 1’11 not The President sought to gain some show the white feather.” And he tore friendly state whete he might reorgan­ tbo note viciously into a thousand ize his Government and majutain at least a aemblanoc of authority. During The rehearsals prqvud less cml«arrass- the journey he was ■ deserted by 700 of ing, however, than Hiirty^ nod at first hia followers, and accordingly must have auspected.., Tho ■ widow met him at the fallen unresistingly into the hands of first one, as if nothing had happened. his cnemim. • Mr. Lerdo has been a She smHed affably, asked his advioe promindfttwotor in Mexican affairs. He about one or two.minor pointe, and dis­ is in his 03d year, and began his public placed rare tact throughout Face to career in 1855, “when he became a Judge donee. I—I took it for granted.” “Never take anything for granted, face with her, listening to her exquisite of the Supreme Court In 1857 he was Mr. Barotay," retorted the widow, sig­ votoi*, Harry felt all her old magnetism Minister of Foreign Affairs, being afthe nificantly. Then, with a bow,, she took over him retipniqg. Ashe^had no no­ same time head of the Government. the arm of a rival’ suitor and moved on. tion of being jilted again, he was glad Ho was subsequently a member of the House of Representatives, and played n Hurry stood ns if turned to stone. when tha rclyxiraal wto over. Every particle of color had left hiM face. The'next rehearsal was even more try­ leading port, as a menjlier of the Juarez “What a precious fool I’ve been," he ing. but it was also more delightful Government, in hastening the over­ In 1868 he muttered, angrily, after n while, “I Nothing could be qoore^winningf thin throw of the empire. might have known it I said it tho night the manner ’of the pretty widbw. Yet became Chief Justice of the* Su­ I first met her, tho heartless flirt.” it was at tho third and lari th«t Horry preme Court. In that capacity, under After that, Harry and tho widow were finally loM his balance, for he fancied, the constitution, ho became Pres­ not so inseparable. He bowed to her and his heart beat at tho very thought ident on the death of Jnarez in when they met but ho never asked her that she really meant more than mere 1878, and on Nov. 1 in the aame'year he to danoe; and, if he received an invita­ acting. Tlusro were looks and tones, all, wm almost unanimously elected to that tion to dinner, he declined if he had of course, proper for the scene, that office for the term which ended in No­ reason to suppose she was to bo there. made his pulres thrill with delicious vember last This year ho was chooen “So the pretty widow and Harry have happine«M. Ho forgot all about her for a second term, but the validity of his quarreled," said society. “Neither can want of heart His answering looks and election was denied both by Chief Jus­ be constant long; it isn’t in them." tones kindled with real passion. Tho tice Iglesias and Gen. Diaz, who are But n>»w a strange thing happened. other acton who were standing around still contending separately for supremo Igleens ia supported in tho Tho pretty widow began to feel ennuisd. broke faty applause, f ‘ I)ear, mo,'' cried enutrei. 8ho missed romething. It was a long Mrs. Musgrave, “ it couldn’t have been- north, 'Uot-QeB. Diaz has • control of while before sho would admit that it was better if you had both meant it Wc both tho capital anti Vera Cruz. This :ulvantage, combined with tho overthrow . the cessation of Harry’s attentions which must have it again.’* [*’>'• But Mrs. Conway shook hffr head. of President Lerdo, renders the proepects made Uie so dull for her. Il was still longer before aho cooped being angry She knew if aho attempted it she should of Diaz considerably better than those of with herself for being so weak, ns she break down.* “Not to-day, love,” she his opponents. Gen. Escobedo, who has been shot, said. “We both know our parte new, called it. ' ' Sho wap ton proud to make overtures. I think. I will run up stairs, if you was a devoted adherent of’ Juarez. It She wa i too thoroughly and unaffected­ please, and get on my things.” And aho whs he who, in 1867, captured Oneretaro ly womanly also, even if she had not left tho room in order to stop further ex­ and made Maximilian prisoner. He sub­ sequently conducted the execution of been toe proud. But somehow toe postulation. She lingered up stairs till everybody that ill-fated monarch. During his oomcolor faded from her check, and the maiid of Queretaro, Gen. Escobedo acted light dimmed in her eyes. She grew irritable and CdpriciauH. Her friends no­ begun a- long story to Mrs. Musgrave. with military severity, and was in part ticed it, and annoyed het by asking what Thinking now tiud she was cafe, that rejqxKisible for tho cruel acts which sul­ Some wm the mat ter. Only Mrs. Musgrave Harry would certeinJy ba. gon&ahe lied the republican triumph. was silent. the truth. Mrs. Musgrave suspected “-Ihavc it,” said tho sage lady, one day. “Left alone, theae two will never come together again ; both are too proud to make the first advance. I must be their good fairy." In a few days Mra. Musgrave an­ nounced a OhrirtmaA eltarado Jiarty, and wrote a note to Mrs. Conway, summon­ ing her to a consultation. Tbo-prettywidow came, and then- Mrs. Musgrave raid, “ I have thought of sach a capital word, CoretTHinr, because tire first half will enable us' to have a fine spectacle, where yon shall enact the queen, receiv­ ing her court f snd then'a scene will fol­ low, aa if on board »h{p, which will bo full of humor. For the fnll, Courrnunr, I you shall also act; I know no one qo quick, and I have myself written the charade.” tripped down to her carriage. To her dis­ may, Harry was at the foot of the stairs, evidently waiting for her. . “ I have a favor to ask,” he said, bow­ ing low. “It is to go over that scene -once more with you. ..I really think I shall break down at tho public exhibi­ tion if I don't know.it a little fetter.” Tho pretty widow hesitated q moment. Her heart was in her throat, and she could hardly speak. But she managed to soy, somewhat neMtuAj : “As you please.” A moment after, they ware standing in front of the fireplace, and Harry and she were holding the book, as they read. “ Are you quite sure!" 'answered the widow, with her eyes demurely on tho text? . -**I swear it,” retorted Harry, bis voice qpivering with, ebtotionj'buj 4ot daring to look up. “ Swear not at all,” said, tho widow, in spite of herself a lit­ Mra. Conway entered fully into ths spirit of it, and it was not until she liad tle tremulon?, as she finished tho line. agreed to act in both tho first and last “ for the oaths of man—who wijl believe them !" “ You will believe them, won’t scenes that she bethought herself to ask you, darling!” with an emphasis on the what this last scene was to be, mid who .you. Harry's tone was inexpressibly was to play in it beside herself. tender, too, and as he spoke somehow “O," answered Mrs. Musgrave, “there’s to be but two actors. And his band stob> up to lu>r. shoulder, os it in an unoonseiocs caress. The pretty only one person is fit to act with you, in widow’s eyes were still fixed on the book; all our acquaintance ; the rert are too but her face grew crimson; her bosom dulL" i began to flutter, and somehow, also, her disengaged hand stole up to moot Harway, her heart misgiving her. ty’A "Her voice shook s&'kho' went pu. “Hn^ry Barclay, of course. But ■•Xm,T1i ben.™ yim.-iw aawt never mind him now. Let us consult ins whisper. “ Beally, truly 1” inter­ about the costumes for the first scene.” posed Harry, for tho wtn-ds were not in The pretty widow would have declined, tho text; and tho next instant the book if she had dared; but she could not de­ had fallen to the floor, and she was in cline without entering into explanations; Harry’s .arms, and Horry was raining and explanations were imjxxsrible. kisscfl on her Unresisting lijw. The next thing Mrs. Musgrave had te. How long this (net set down, as wo out a half refusal, pleading wuit of dra­ have said, in* the chanute) would have continued wo oanhot aity; But that matic talent. “Nonsense," said Mrs. Musgrave. “ Yon are the brightest of us alh Of courae, I know you don’t like Mrs. Con­ way ; but there were no other two to never met so charming a lady. AU his now, prejudioos against widows vanished. He cart in tho part; you’ll oblige won’t you 1” ) / ;■ < TJ wen^ home more than, half in love. But the ordeal proved more trying Uns, met almost daily. Very noon ho than either Mra. Conway or Harry bad uiofiiBut Mra. Musgrave and the old maid were heard coming down stairs, and the two culprits sprang apart, and appeared quite engrossed, one in look­ ing out of the window, the other in sppethfagAlQiin his chin. But the lady months ago Gen. Escolxxlo was appoint ed Minister of War, succeeding Gen. Mejia, whose fidelity was questioned. The appointment gave general approval, great confidence being placed in the firmness and executive ability of the veteran soldier. In a sketch of the career of tLo late Iteverdy Johnson, the Now York Post relates the following; Mr. Willard Bal­ lard Preston, of Virginia, was from the first an active partisan of Gen. Taylor, and ih one of his speeriies boasted that he lud been the first roan in the coun­ try to " mount Old Whitey and show off his pacM.” As r. return for his scrviooa to the party and to the President, Gen. Taylor, with small knowledge of men,\letermined to make Preston At­ torney General. His advisers among the Whig Senators remonstrated, urging Preston’s lack of great legal fbility and learning, but all to no purpose, Taylor was immovable. Wa. H. Archer, Senator from Vir­ ginia, finally took the matter in hand, and, calling upon the President, held a brief but characteristic conversation with him on the subject. “I hear,” he said, “that yon think of making my friend Preston jour At-, torney General.’’ “ Yes," replied Taylor, “ I do.” “Areyou aware of the fact,” con­ tinued the Senator, “ that-an Attorney General mnu represent tho Government in the Supreme Cqurtt” “Of course,”replied Taylor. “ Do yon know that he must there meet Daniel Webster and Reverdy John­ son as opposing counsel!” ”Certainly,” replied Taylor, ••■what of that I" “Nothing, except that they will make a -------fool of your Attorney General.” Without another word the Virginia Senator took his leave, but he hod made the desired. imp^eeaion. Preston was appointed io another place, and Rcverfiy Johnson bosame Attorney General. NO. 13. reached the shore. When he considered his own safety, around and beneath him was a sea of fire; escape by the usual route wju impoesible; a clear jump of fifty feet to the deck was tho only alter­ native. He stood poising himself far the jump, calm and* collected, a king in his glorious manhood, and then down he went crashing, only to fall on deck mangled unto death, with his spine I broken. The laboring population of England have an unpleasant way of Celebrating merry Christmas by getting disgusting­ ly drunk. Some moralists have attrib­ uted this to Dickens' gush in many books over tbo extreme jollity and general gwod-fellowahip of taking much more liquor than is good for you. Whether or not the popular novelist has this sin on his spectral shoulders, tho fact of the general drunkenness js admitted. The London TYmes gravely warns the English that unless Christmas " takes a somewhat more useful and active turn, and so justifies ita observ! anco to tho world, it will not much longer hold its own.” So it seems that the Puritans, who prohibited bear­ baiting, not because it gave pain to tho bear, but because it gave pleasure to the spectators, and who also prohibited the observance of Christinas because it gave rise to •* unseemly and godless mirth,” are finding a tardy justification for their acta. Bear-baiting is "gone, and now Christmas u thipatoned with a liko fate. But as long us there are children—and there seems no present probability of a stoppage of the sppply-^-so long tho Christlrind, and Santa Claus, and St Nicholas will come down chimneys and fill stockings as vigorously as ever. Tho drunkenness of the poor will not be stopped by destroying their holidays but by removing their poverty. The colossal landed estates of England, which involve the wretchedness of tans of thousands of jxiople, are tbs real promoters of poverty, and intoxication, and uncleanness in England. If one of these were cut up into peasant-farms, the new owners would not celebrate the birth of their Savior lyan unani­ mous drunk. umiu CHIPMAX, Justice of the Peace, Artful Mra. Musgrave! Things have gene far enough, now,' To do her Hum. blinded by smoke, with death staring him in the face, until nil thwt could had The Natohez (Miss.) Nfu> South re­ lates how two mysterious men camo to Catherine’s ereek, and hired « negro to -dig • holo at the fodt of a large cotton­ wood tree. He worked all night, and the Neto South reports results : By 6 o’clock a coneidcrablo number of strangers considerably, but <|ia not in­ terfere with tho work." Tho hole-bad by this time assumed considerable dimonsions, being some eight foci deep, and several feet wide, when suddenly the colored man struck his spade on some bard substance, which produced a grat­ ing noise, causing the two'white man Jo become excited and somewhat nervous, an if the object qf their mysterious un­ dertaking was about to be consummated. They had apparently struck the lookadfor object, but the men thought it would not do to uueardi it in the presence of tho numerous spectators who had been .attracted to the scene by the strange proceedings, so one of. them suddenly . disooveaed that their horse, standing sone few yards distant, showed indications of sickness, and lie immediately ran to the horse, at tho aamo time calling upon the spectators to follow him, which they did, and, as soon os their backs ware turned upon the excavation, the colored man, with his spade,burned up a ma­ hogany box about eighteen inches tang and six inches wide, which the remaining white man hastily snatched up and cov­ ered with his overcoat, and, after order­ ing the colored man to fill up tho holo and meet them nt a certain place, ho hurried to tho buggy, and, in company with the other white man, drove at a rapid pace toward tho city, tearing the astonished spectators in a state of bewildcrment, and wondering what all this business meant. There are many sur­ mises regarding the contents of the box, nnd how it caino U bo buried at the foot of the cottonwood tree. Tho prevailing opinion is that the box contained dia­ monds, specie and greenbacks, as one of tho men paid the livery bill with a musty <20-grr.cnback, issued during the war, which was prolmbly n portion of tbo contents of tho box. Tho two white men are suppoaeii to have formerly be­ longed to a Wisconsin regiment which wiis stationed here during the war, and the box and contents were in Jl proba­ bility stolen from some residence and buried by the parties who resurrected it, or by other members of tho same regiment who let thein into the secret. It is rumored that the box and contents were valued at $80,000. or aoamkmxoips TOM II Fresh on the heels of Cesnola’s won­ derful discoveries of treasure at Knrfum, comes an announcement from Dr. Henri Schliemann. Thia enthusiastic archaeologist has been at work upon the site of the ancient city of Mycemu in the Peloponnesus, and his work has been crownod wilh success. The Doc­ tor. has telegraphed, to announce the result of his exploration, to tho King of Greece, as follows: ! To ttis Mai-siy King Georyt: With anbonudod joy I auuonnao to Your M»Jen‘.y that 1 bavo discovered the monuments How the woman of Utah conducted which the teMiltlou reUtad by Paosaaiaa tndi- themselves at the late election in that Territory is described as follows by a Eurymcdou ai>d their companions, who were correspondent of the San Francisco killed while fcasting at a banquet by ClytemChronicle: Tho wife of cx-Sacrstary a are surrounded by a double Black, Mrs. MaxweU, Mr*. Aril man, with tablet* undoubtedly erect- Mr*. Lloyd, Miss (tonevieve Hartwell, and several other Gentile ladies, took an active part in their respective pre­ cincts,-and electioneered with thepolyg»Tho traaaurc alone in onfficieni to fill a largo nwoemn. and the moat splendid In the wor|d. mous wives of the saints. They would In snocooding agea I am aura R will attract to argue the point in this way: . ‘Why, Greece ttioneanda of strangers /rem abroad. Mrs.------ , I'm astonished 1 How can you for a moment think of voting for Can­ non! He has four wives, and, being offer it with intense enUinaiaam entirely to a woman, you know he cannot love them all as he ought to. He is a brute! Take this ticket and vote for Baskin; a man who doos not believe in degrading Uioi.al wealth. Da. Hnsni Hcui.ir.MAMX. Mxcksjc. Nov. 211, 1876. women.' Tile Gentile ladies turned out in full force, voted like men, and did all their talking afterward. The votes of “There is absolutely, as yet, no clue several Mormon women were chal­ to this singular pnxxle;” tho writer ad­ lenged by Gentile mon, who did so with ding, “and we confeos to incline— extreme courtesy and timidity. Tbo though not strongly—to tho belief not women were perfectly shocked, and only that Charley Boss is dead, but that seemed afraid of swearing to their vot­ ho was dead from the first; that the ing qualifications. Two of ths wives leading kidnapper, Mosher, who alone of Bishop Woolley were challenged, but niscorKKr murdtr which uhould bring him 820,ObO and no detection—which he calculated could never occur unless tho child were alive to be discovered. It is dear that the death of the child was constantly in-Mosher's thoughts, for be not only threatened it in almoat every letter, but be is perpetually argu­ ing, as if with his own conscience, that morally he in only a kidnapper, and that “• oi lb.obiU i» («uU l»t) “• W? “» UitaraJ.ta.i. n jorf.J. the oolrpumibl. onentitat tho child is still in confinement near Ehiladolplua, hia custodian being afraid, not of the law, but of tho lynching with which all ooncnnwd were threatened by tho eitizena. —Landon Spectator. of the house more than suspected, from the heightened color in Mm. Conway’s - > - /WettAra Irod Jmlnr O.rr; was wholly in her power. For tho first ~ ’ r IV. a~7T-S ~~I------A hero,.indeed, was Herbert, the pilot f utty rr/tnlrcii and wnrrrmtca. - j rod Uie^psft asmgned hun, ho rat dow* ■— -— , .. -------------------- UCM> ID -----DIB nte, of the Southern Belle, lately burned on and wrote a note to Mrs. Musgrave, say­ ib.Mi.MH>>. With ib.Mn.oI Ore MON EY - TO LOAN U» Bdl. M bo^l tor th. tank, tel, hw ova. i . bkom. Bali But the widow still said, .m ing it was mtnply impossible for him to Oti Iffnid lol bid< L.ril'w, go through With it The love making, d«p>U.tl» elation, ol th. offloo. io to toll the truth, was rather decided. of it for days and days, and the talk was M >b.pM«(~ «>». bar loom.. renewed when, shortly after, the cnber, the utmost. confusion prevailed— OS LUSG TUSK terror that defies description Boomed to ■de; L. RUtWKLL. suitable at matches," was the verdiet A bands, frenzied with terror,, jumped spoken/w tiws rttqid Ip will ©ever overboard, the shrieks of the drowning 11 Catah me in a charade !” he said. •• It toward the pretty widow. Ho took it know wfaat we mean; there’s nothing and piteous appeals for.UtyatoadhC Whom * Philadelphia father get" of­ wua too much for even Kttch seasoned for granted that ba was to have tbo unladylike in it, te there T”. And when’ high above the mtlten ro*r of the flames. fended at his son he thinks it is time the pretty widow had been compelled to toota as Harry and the pretty widow.” reply in the negative, ber friend had Is ir possible that one will be so fool* short time ere tho Belle grated against through the head. At least, John Bruck XiMbvlll«, Nidi. j to bo her favorite «oort on every oc- continued, “ Then go ou with it, for if the bank. f pall-paawngera thought so. ‘ cwrion. For awhite she lot him Imve his you,dWt ivwill took peraoao! to Mr. and crew sought the abore. The pilot, «H*h wild rtppl" <*□>• It suited her that he ahould denHd«po* until r -7 oesve nimsou. But one evaning she You ought, you know, to have declined the last moment, amid the flames that at first," MO NE Y TO LOAN encircled the pilot-house, and almost $300.00 nwt UPWARDS A BURIED TREASURE. TttM CALliOJl.'i'ljl 001,11 riitv. The gold yield of California this year will probably be about $20,000,000, or aa much aa it was in 1875. Of this, twothirds may oome from placer claims and tho reinainder from quartz. Th® greater pert of the gold is obtained by hydraulic claims in the channels of deed rivrra, with deporita cf , aurifctou6 gravel several hundred feqt deep and a quarter or a half -mile wide. Although been washed away to the bed-rock, large areas remain and proaiiaa to yield a good profit for many years to come, though the product will doubtless docrecfo gradually. Tto> ptaoer mining caiaps steadily declining. “ The champion fibber of the State fa in man a*ked him how be came to be there. Tbo fellow said, with t*«s in hi" l?"”**;.”*1 .£*»□? built th. jtil «ooad bin., uid vbao b. 1. B lfcta.1 »U | kbbtaoai." > �I>OOK ! ItiiJhif!! DEC. M. 187« It may not come amiss to remind old tunids that the je«p year season ll »•« aa ran, .-.J l;ckr ’ is about drawing to z close. Tliere is jnat time for one last desperate ef­ fort. BRICK! Dr AIEDf'S Beiedial IirtHte! THE FOREST KING WINTER CONFTDENTIAL 1 CHRONIC DISEASES I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF MY A Pennsrlrania man has died in eons'-qiinnco of hiceongha caused by n drink of water. The moral to thia is crowded out by a press of. adver­ From i” * Y ** "’*• u-“ Which will be sold at rates slight]; in advance of cost prices. tising. LIPS IS Tnb SKOMT TO Whzt this country needs to have KSktAlUL nght off is a religion which will make Henry B Farrington, tbo a man feel tbarit is just as cold for tris wife lo get.up and build a fire as TRf KING OF STOVES I The Doctor's teiira sjssssut: it is for himself. Yoa can bay ths best A day or two since 600 pounds ol Battle Creek, in Barry County 91 Ottawa 8t.: Good 44-l.eh Steell.; f.r 7 Ccals. Pa. Neither horse, wagon, nor meft Tba cilisoae living aw the Csmpau patch la Grand Rapid., whose 11lira bare been have been seen since, Good 44-heh Bleached Sheeting for 10 Ceatx. ■ ' BeatUifal Niblas only 50 Celts. Mod- I lay ms," he adds, in * truly thank­ Elegant Sleereless Jackets for $1.00. ful spirit, “Ma, ain't I glad-I don’t Injurin resulting in bis death nt 8 o’clock have tn sleep oat in tho shed any tb« uril morning Tbo bore. vm frlgbl■ naJ Kw Ik. more !** doctor who rrsix raoomny to .offer from any anooylnr dta. mploea. which, from Ita AiHiy .nd .oe- When the Rhode Island militia charlwroix and Cheboygan Cnnnt Isa. The MUtMi of Pmoaksy bar. united in a call paraded the other day yoa. might fur b.lp for lheir starring neighbors, aiakx hear the officers thunder forth- their ing a strong appeal lo ehurchra, aotamiit -on , and Luiividuats 4»Alt com num let ion. and commands: “Guide right; steady, For Ladies, Men and Boys. necticut!” The largest stock in Nashville. ful glow along l.is frozen back bone. C. C. WOLCOTT sideration of being allowed to return “The Special Bajgainn in Crockery, Glf ssware, Groceries Knives, Forks, and Silverware. HORSE BLANKETS, BUFFALO .& LAP ROBES ercoat! and two pair of bools in con It is a fact now generally under­ Ball__ Arrtv. Detroit *1» p : Arrive Detroit liM % i aavinc thor u«h quallfl , Sir the healing art. with FOR SALE.OXLY BY Two young Texas bloods, after a The local paper says : sial tot. an be r—Uirvd to ! 9-r Mtabtbbed for ot least six months sen Isa grate­ home. P-.1*7*. TTunrs ox os * MUI________ MiMa.m Arrlr. Chkwgo Itay Erprr-_.lMBp.rn. Arrtre Chicago Arrlr. Chicago Arrive Chicago Early Friday naming last, as tba through An man walks forth with his hands freight on tke Detroit A blilwankcs Railroad was pulhag oat of Gr ind Raj id., Conductor in his pockets snd an icicle on the Flsnigaa. allsmptad to jump aboard. end of his nose, the assuring knowl­ edge that he isn't liable to sanstroke thieves that had stolen the mules and had to give them two dollars, two ov­ main line. hand* of fod phyaUttna. and "TOO LATE I DIEDTHBOUGH MEG ECTT" Wwich will be closed oat CHEAP. two days’ pursuit, overtook two horse gjtichiflan Central Railroad A large stock of HATS, CAPS, GLOVES ■ MITTENS, men ; don’t push any one into Con A .hacking accidept occurred at Tecum­ seh, requiting in the death of Alpbon.o btacy, editor of lhe Tecum.en Heruld. • .on of Judge 8'aoy. Toung Stacy h.d token erawo nrinting io a taain going north, about Ado clock, and remained to talk with bi« AIKIS Nice Dress Good, at 25 Ceils per yard. At. bedtime, now*, after the little Philadelphia boy has said his -Now taied the limb ar the thigh. P"or Flantn. unable to bear lb. shock and lo«a of C blood, died under the operation. *• 51 iome8t1asMi3«sas aaoUwr eotrsraw at nitro glycerene exploded while being unloaded from a wagon at Petrolia, l.rHM^.1, .1 WATERPROOF GRAND KTATIOX8. Or-d ItapUta—_I.v. VERY CHEAP young men deserve rhe (hanks of the stood, that fire cannot be controlled the Other ita rat ire length and eutting off community for their vigilance." I take in exchange for Goods, al the Highest Market Price,'Butter, Eggs, or kept any length of time when wood the foot. Hh band era. also injured. He Dried Fruit, Cash, Credit, and all other produce. Atnl three hours afl.r th t accident. A blacksmith having foiled in busis burned in a stove on a Open inraa, a friend, to enable him to start Nashville, November 8lh, 1876. Hearing and rilght ll-otorrd. once more, loaned him some iron, Grate. The ashes falling through wbieh a creditor attached at the forge. the grate, leave the coals exposed to Chronic l>l«ea»«Hi (’nred. The friendly owner su ‘d in trover for and Broken Down Conhi* iron Chaote appeared for him, the direct draft and they arc consum­ stllntl"n« Bnilt I'p and The body was die- nnd pictured the cruelty of the sher­ iff's proceedings as follows : “He ar­ ed, leaving neither coal to aid com­ Kelnvigtrrafied. rest- d the arm of indu-try as it fell His Patients Gain. 10 to 40 lba.in Weightbustion nor ashes to retain the fire. Oerlona. Cwn.pl lewtod OloewMM. that toward the anvil; he. put out the kob iB U,e ioe »kr®ath B’oiecb ■.«•!!, bat no tracks leading away from it. breath of his bellows ; he extinguish­ If dry wood is Used, the stove (for a Ptor.lclaui 'fllood being found OB the ice near tbo h Io ed (he fire ii|>on his hearth stone. Like pirates in a gale al sea, his ene­ time) becomes unnecessarily hot, and Mlddlevlila............ Ha. tine.............. ... XMhvflle......Lv_ Vermontville Cli.-lotte.............. F.-Mon R.nl.1........ Rive. Junction.... ■taction................ Detroit-....... -„Ar G. A. TRUMAN Free Exhibition Mason vm visirsd by a dirasirout fi-«. last w«rk Wmlneaday. which dewroyod the fallowing property : I1ab>l«*d'a two dory Hock of i wo atom; lbs three story Union 11.11 block of aiorea, occupied by Hander, san's hardware atora. the po.t office. Sliter', tailor ebop, Casa'aj'.stifle office, and Reed's barber shop; Mira Hughes two story mil­ linery shop, and the residence of Mr, W iL liasi«; the two atory- building occupied by Pocola with boots and aboea; Dr. Morse. Zea tai rocai snd residence ; Mr. Traxell'. owMraee acme, tbe aireat; Darling's meat market, and esraral small buildings adjoin tag. Tho daautge fests up io between $20.­ 000 and $80,000. Th. fire is a terrible mies swept everything by the board, leaving him. gentlemen of the jury, not no much—not so much as a,horse­ shoe to nail upon his door-post to keep the witches off!” • The tears came into the black­ smith’s eyes at this affecting discrip tion. One of his irieirds noticing them, said to him : “Why. Tom, what'a lhe matter with v-u ? Wlial are )ou blubbering about t’ “1 had no idea," was the reply in a whimpering tons’—“I had no idea that I had been to much a-a-a buaed!" Nor had he until Choate tola him. The bottoip ht! fallas out of tba Cbesantug murder case with a range.no,, ,Bj Cathy parlies eland out in full view. It wdl b« ratnambprad that on tba 12«h of Sap- by females of it.bar.tbalbare an the farm of'Ch.rba Smith, in Cbaaaningfownahrp,aginawCo., araa dratroyed by fire, and the charred re­ Mr Bmith were autmaqu.ntly round In the nuna. Sb-rl’y after Treeman Carrin and wife .nd s.l.i?. . murder of Smith I hiring the progress of| U. IrUl. .1 8.,,... Ci.,. l.„ N„. rUAln.Bdar conr»w4 tb« .hoi. .ff.i, llMm.th.1 .odd, k.j CTtaiD.l1, bilta.i. Will, Mn. H«>iib for --- -- —• —- --- m.tun ui aeverat smallehiMrw Tbe pair planned io get Smith out of the way. an I various ivbem.s warabresehe-l. umil at last Mrs. Rajth ar*M0. On (he night the wood is very soon consumed. a wood fire on an open grate over tell rv-rrtods FOB THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS! night. These difficulties have caused great Inconvenience to persons using the doss of round stoves mounted with Bottom Prices. Gr.de Still it is so! We have Over One Thousand Dress Ranging in Prices from Patterns fnMr •fk-bratad uh.riciao.: kraro NO ONE HJK'ULD DWAUMmt la atflcted wlthwiraioK call. BUNBNESS! and OE.IF'ES'i!! provided with openings anil corres­ : lata—ifBJly ttratad by mild r.awiffm, Cr<x« Kyra Mrsigbtan-I. Artificial Kyra touertrd that• leak To two dollars per yard. If yoa wi|l call and get prices before parchasing N.UtraL No Pain! we will guarantee it will do yoa good. CLOSED GRIFFITH. READ AND CONSIDER!! In the dreat Rush to Cap. Boise's New Store! this important invention :—That all Where yoe win f nd the coals rosy ba retained in the stove and any amount of the ashes desired ; GHOOEBIES. fect control, and can be kept continu­ ROE & CLEVER, rcald FRESH MEATS, KQE1INQ OR CH&JSIC DIHEABE3. After 'thorough tests, we claim for DryGoods MEAT MARKET! Catarrh, Consnmp4icn !■ FIRE BOTTOM, and is operated stove. L A D IE S ! of all kinds. wbieb will be »oM law far cash Tbokigbee* prior paid far Hidra, >’.1U Me- Give them a call as West aida Maia fit NaawviUe. Mich FRUIT TREES I The Reliable JFirm. of that the fire is at all times under per­ MARSHALL STREET SUffiffilES, deal law tew, kratlby rfiiHron. or non,. ously throughout the winter ; that it OF BATTLE CREEK. MICH, EPILEPSY. greatly economizes in fuel, and en­ Have just added, to their usual large itnck of General Merchandise, tirely overcomes all the objections stoves. DEFORMITIES, MR. A. T*. GREEN deal IHwwk Caneere. Tumors, Hara LI LARGE STOCK OK GENTLEMEN! THE FOREST KINO it th. on­ ly stove made with (he Combination LOW AS THE LOWEST. Grate, and is unequaled as a stove of Ple.ee give ma a call before pureba.it!3 its class, in the world. Dry-goods, Groceries TOUJW. KID DC-AGED AMD OLD MEM. TREES, SHRUBS, CRIPE VIRES, BOOTS AND SHOES. THE FOREST KING is mount­ ed complete with No. 12 cold rolled Printers. IfcU p.m _ ____ A()t> 1:10 1:42 1:00 245 J.-X *M 254 ltd* 4:15 IMO 4M 3 in OSS u>-: 4:17 *44 a. mJ I resh ad Hialt BKeata with a shaker from the outside of the Is. O. BOISE. Detroit,____ «~Lv ».4Sa. m. U$ U0 1:44 S10 944 UN 1 121 <34 4:47 USD p.m K ton Rapids...... Charloltc.............. Vermontville ....... Na.h vill,___ ___ Hi-Untn............... M'NIvvUl.,-___ ffammimd . ...... . Grind Rapid.___ . Pictric Ktraars. Mrxvn. ?|NEW meat market. combination one with the other, each an OPEN GRATE or Naahv’ns. Oct. ISth. M.IL- FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 CTS A YARD. wood on an open grate. ponding blank spaces, forming either U la reported that B&'cmss'. Gi»ma» WESTWARD. STATfONR. Where he is now receiving ond opening up <>ne of the finest Stocks of Goods for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, ever laid down tn Nashville, and never in the memory ol man was goods trt£d."XT iJS? no cheap as he will sell them this Fall. Why, who ever hoard ot a Good Check heavy sheet iron, all of which burn And EerytiUng XI— for CM Lad4c. heretofore raised aganst this class of lowt horrible and *43 am 7:44 «l» 1*30 IMS I23n 210 215 4M COO II. n. LEPTABD; Qvn'l rtupl Jaekrae. Urol Sept Itotrolt attention to prevent the fire from go­ ing out, and it Is impossible to keep consists of two grates working in I .hall be pleaaed lo see my old friends nd patrons who are In weed o' anything la •y Hao. Too will find my slock complete Mixed. If used in the FOREST KING of 187C Hats, Caps, Gente’ Famishing Goods, DIVISION Xlaht bir Kxprra. Expr-—. 1! •» •« UOpa 1140 13:20 ItfclO ■?? ;s? las Itw ±10 kflff S35 1:40 srrt OSS ew> «.!& p ru M0 a. m. (he wood is green, it requires close The Combination MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ! RAPIDS DR. AIKIN polished boiler iron. The ASH PIT Which were bought for CASH and will be sold at the lowest Living Prices. ! extends under the entire DOUBLE BOTTOM. EXCELS KUt Every Store Is Filly W.rrsated and we will convince you that we are not to be BEATEN ON BRICES! I for Five Ye»r». O. C. WOIXJOTT. KOCHER BROS 8ATOFACT19M SUABAITEED I QD ADVICE AID G DTIKaT-BWT . he/tpectfiMV. _ Aft, N. A C. CHILSON. �— "iiEmciMniir* wti» nil. I1.I.KI ntlDAV. dealL vm d»ilr MtpeoUd, but it fell ootnmunily, in whidh she had many r friends sad no enemies. The fatal Boise Brothers. disease ended hwr life at Tl o'clock, Tuesday night, when she sadk .into . the arms of death at^taacefuily and trustfully ns aa iftfanlTdftpping’ to forthwith. —A. M. Daugherty h< sleep. . She passed from thisjife at nklHUn la thl.( the early age of twenly-five years, leaving a husband, one child, other oral christianily.** Tho assay was an able We Have in Stock and are constantly receiving invoices of as Foe an one, and showed mueh thought. Mr. Chip­ assort man t of man said a good many good, truthful things, BOOKS, TOILET ARTICLES, TOYS, ETC., After tbe singing of 4 quartette entitled relatives and a large circle of friends •*8ter. of a Snamcr Night." Mi»« Adda —Tha service# at the Chr1«ttan Church Nicholv i«ad a beautiful poem, entitled As cAVi be found in the country. next Rahhath will be appropriate to the, to mourn their loss. The Naws extends the hand of “Coming.” Mia* Nichol* is an excellent Ca.Ii, and will be sold rhririraa* festival. ( sympathy to the grief-el rick en hus , band in' this his hoar of affliction. Owing.to ChristmAs and New Year comLet it be comfort to him to know, -IN BOOKS WE HAVE— that the companion of his youth and fife is not dead, but has simply cross­ A. M. Davohnntt. Wh^Urfo stere a»4 the bank. —The ChrisHsm Church SoClai held lost rill ed the river, and entered a ne* life in a beautiful country of joy and rest. ■ where p»:.n, sore trials, temptations and a thousand besetments incident Wishing tbe people of Nashville and vicinity will on-’ lUSnSBS COHHl-’trO'IDEXCE. maltar it can be carried on during the —D. C. Griffith yesterday Shipped to New MgU Ofve tty >1.00 Tea a trial and you will ««e do other Ro fine a flavor that it K«Dt» the whole room while rtreping. •« 1* M. DAroHiarr. Chcap Cash .SJore. WAITED! MA8HVIDLE MARKET. businoM enterprise justly entitles you to. Hastings is .comparatively prosperous. Of —Ths oyster supper Berryville able and willing to work that is out or em- AppJe*,drted. lb. Butter, per lb. —Tho Biddle House. Detroit, Is now be­ ing repainted, remodeled, and rocriving forts of life; pov-rty and deaiitution are alother interna! improvements, which will Cloqer lfee.1 per tsl. and idle, dioolule, gambling vagabonds, who in.ooo bu-hrie Potatoes, 10.000 lbs Dried Apples, 6,000 lbs. Bntter, 1,000 dot. Egg*> —The floor of tbo upper story of Oeo. large cities, ,i Shop cant, of A. M. Dttughtrty. i.. Rev D. W. Ltacotx CALL BEFORE FUBOHA8ING YOUR fortunes with' thv rapid dash of flush times, are progressing io a safe and solid finan-dsl competency -. all of the stores are occupied and many of the mercbsnts are carrying immense stocks of goods, and smiling faces Hustings Union School is one of the In­ He offers $40.00 in stitutions, the proudest boast, and most beautiful ornament of this delightful little America during the renting year. . confounded little 10x16 educational bins. •ubjee: U> another morteK*- ot the ww date ■» hr ttm Mb! IIaiUI ro Mara, and 14. »iU. llu.ra) Manra, la Illr.ut Coe for tbe *am of five hood dollar., due in five year, from the dale of i TS®..,. Mb, 1*1* 7 WILLIAM PARMENTER. v.G.nmiH&co Onondaga, and will be interred beside that blue beach gad, it seami pie, a bloating to the children that their of her mother end father. parents never knew. — Buy Prints at Dmtf/hrrtv'a. Tba spring elections are already having a Death of Wm. Loomis, beneficial effect. Tbe ••ins" are beginning We inadvertently omitted to mention last to «ct aenrible. and treat the intelligent vo­ Blaek or Brown, go to the Star Barber week tbo death of Wm LtMmis. an old we'i- ter with marked courtesy, and so if be had Shop. ■_______ . known and mueh respected merchant and some rights they were bound to respect, and ait Isen of Hastings, and tbo father of Loyal •■outs” display a suavity of manner, and a ■Daughcrty't. of the Boston Store in this village. For quantity of shirt bosom quite refreshing several years past his health has been deeliuing. Hls remains were taken and tbo The holidays are upon us, aa I have learn­ funeral sermon preached »l Battle Creek. ed by seeing my UfcAin with his nose flat, DeLand & Co Best Chemical Saloralvs. being always fuU weight and perfect good*. -r»_ ir t • AD thaw indebted to will pleaaa anil asd Mttio day of January aett. will be left al the Juetire waa. a 1-™., — I. •* the oaderrigned up by the Aral If bo*. aeoMtaU offtee far eollno- ih lUUc. „ <,« nab r.ld., I, JmuJ Dated. Dee. 4«h. 187C. treed against ths toyshop windows, casing with wonder-strained eyed at tia horses with two lesg. and tails larger than their bodies growing fearfully high up on their backs, and having terrible blood stained nostrils. Oh, those awful toyshops, how they banal oar dreams jaw new, and elean our pockets of the used Cui nlokls,- but you know bow it is yourself. I wish yonreelf and all your readers a Merry Christmas and Happy Now Year, with many prosper •us and pleasant return* of the sea*on. • —There will be a Christinas 8ve. Praise Service M tba M- K- Charob. in this village from their suppers one evening last next Sabbath evening. Wo hope to have an enjoyable time, and w» trust we shall sev barn belonging to 0. D. Spaulding. The many of oer Mends in attendance. progress of tbe fire .being stopped before c. G. Trona*. —Tho Methodist social will be held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Flint, on Tuesday are. Dec 2G(h. A special invi­ tation is extended io every one to attend beea ths work of an incendiary the last social of 1876. Tho ladies sf Emmanuel Church.gave an L. R. Balin, Sec'y. entertainment for tbe benefit af their socie­ ty at Union Hall teat evening. An oyster —There will bo a watch night mooting al supper was nerved at S o'clock, which was the Norite Castleton Church, New Tear's followed by Betsey Babbitt's quilting party. eve. Come cue, come all. Taking it all together it was a pleasant afD. H. BMXI.BT, preacher in charge. —Some ten weeks ago. a men named Herriaon Bowdish, of thia town-hip, left Whitehall one day last week by omstabie home saying fastens going north of Heatings A. W. Aiddob, of Barry open a charge of to rent or buy a place. He went as fitaas stealing the team from George ' M .aroo a Kaahrille, where be traded bis straw hat for. few waokjudaea. The prisoner wm brought wap. tiaco which time all traces of him are lost. He left a wife and two or theeo flbilto this ofty oa Friday last, and lodged in . jail to await eiamfnstioB. which will come i off before Janita Barber, OTO M SteVAGB a CO a COI,\ «IJ County, on tbe 27lb day of November, A. D. te. Hasav C. Tacna**, Confptelnsut, During the next 30 days Cant R. Ptcsaas. Defendant. It •atl.txiortlr »pp«ariaxhy xALlavit on Stet tn Meaner, that the above t>an><M Defendant. Emma l*eckhan*. la not a reaidrat ot the State of Mlcbin. and Umt ber prearat plare ot rcektrtace la un­ own. On motion of .tbtjah M. Filat, Complain- GREAT INDUMTS ;~'‘V.WXETft < l.'ommlnkSHT in end 1 ft. FUST, C-amptalraa flOEOSVriTH’W (BRYANT * STltATTVT Bt'KINKMi (INtVKHMTl. RECEIVING TO PURCHASER8.OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, 8HOES, CLOTHJOTG, NOTIONS, too.. 4&O., JlO. DATOTS. JONES * SELLECK, LARGE INVOICE DENTISTS HEW El VERY! FULL LINKS or J A VIES STOCK MMII, Prints, Cottonaj TICKS, FRWRYJtTOR. E>£2MI1NS, IStripa and Checks. BE ST; ASSORTMENT OF $adg-$Ude Fall CLOTHING! From per Suit Up. goot»s. BOOTS AND SHOES ! CAM B« rmiHf FRESH OYSTERS, BOLOG.VA SAUSAGE. GROCERIES, and LOOK IN’-' H. aldrCch. Frontal a Pnirt Upwards. VI KEXf|nr;gT0rtt AT THE BAKER-i VARM MEALS fsr lie Heojry! nr GREAT VARIETY, 15 GRADES OF TEA SALE and BOARDING STABI *A«evn.L*. Mica. AND FROM 3019 60 CTS. MUSIC? MUSIC? MUtrtGI 5^aa^MALL INKTm’MKs'fs ‘ l^miNGy, riCTURLfi. EHL 50 CENTS TO »1.00 PR POON1>. S8T Parmer* and a-, here who want yood rruit e< Ornamental Treat, Hhreba, Etc., tb«-M fin tbrir orders ia W. M Mat agast for tb« palmyria, ft. *., nnrwrie* x Proprietor. Will offer Daughtrty'i to salt the times. A. A. BURROWS. P. 8—Snbecriptiet and daily papers. AT BOISE BRO’S. PIONEER STORE! the ripeaees of paper and i rinllug war hi pakl; and. cotmdcring the a!*c of tbe t Hain Before Justice Hayford, ths people vs. Jonathan Grant, et.aL Warrant issued and I have opened a Confectionery and opartieo appeared. gave bail, and the case bacco stern in Fleming's building, east side waa adjourned for one wook, oinoe that time the eauaa has been nettled by the con­ the village. Old Santa Clans should not sent of bolt partita The people vs. Jno. Whipple, arraigned fall te giro me a call if he want* pure and for disorderly conduct, upon complaint of choice eandiea. O dors for wedding and Milton Prickett. eaueS waa adjourned as private part tea promptly attended. Terms GIFTS, । should tic buildings in school loving Michigan, and (J. I. Deyo 22nd chap., 4th and 6th verses, to —IN TOILET ARTICLES WE HAVE— Represents Toy Books, 25 styles, Dolls (50 doz.) both China and Wnx. nnd Dolls Heads in China and Wax, Alphabet Blocks, 5 styles, and Toy* innumerable. Fine Fruits, Toys. &c„ in Candy and Wood, all as low as tie W the lowest. nhl of Me for 1877. yrar will l-e tbe aamei The ilaily aUtlon will —OUR TOY DEPARTMENT— fst hogs and beef battle, are shipped from this point, and, of course, a. corresponding amount of cash 1s left with tbe producer* Lax Bsoa. Daugherty's THE SUN. Eaton Counties. Fine assortments of Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Vases. Toilet Setts, Smoking i of Harry Cimnly. Mia>l<ra,on Setts, and a choice line of Landbergs Perfumes : each .and every bottle warranted. Fine Cologne, Ink Stands, Box Paper, Stereoscopes and Steredptic Views. the p>-opl--, u to goraraiaeal by fraud, It. U>a teikt-bux aul ftf thv rouotiug at vuua.«aforc 4 by sM'Itary rtolioev. It win cwfcavor to it Iy appointed administratrix of the e-uicof —Undoubtedly the finest lunch counter Barry County iaoneoursgi.ng. Vast amount too. formerly of the Dyckman Hones, Pat ROLUJWAY'A 1’1 LIS k Coffljlete Use of School Boats ail Statiracry, Atortiruffc finale. ought to be sent to the Detro.t Work House. ri. M Daugherty. JAJiE PORTER’S WORKS. ‘ Opening of a Chestnut Burr. “ 'From Jest to Earnest,” •' Many works, in Prose and Poetry' ' Near to Nature’s Heart.” ” not mentioned. . [Jiutl pulbshed. ' TAEFAFLT having tarn trade In the condition* kJ of x errttin Mertrar-. dated the twenly.flnh 1.000 hnrisrls B*an». Bosmx Proas. N.*hvi)le, Micb. FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ititDRH. rax Tarawa Uleerv, FAMILY BIBLES, DR. J G. HOLLANDS’ WORKS, QUARTO BIBLES (large print) IMPORMTT cautjom. ' Katrina,”^ Bitter Sweet,” “Mistress POCKET BIBLES, of the Manse,” * Seven oak*,” “Ar­ thur Bonnicastle,” “Plain Talks,” Large Print Quarto Testaments, ’ “ Titcoinbe Loiters," " Bay. Path’," POCKET TESTAMENTSand the last (just published) “ Every Day Topics.” A full hoe <4. Blank Books, Led­ gers, Journals, Dav Books and Cash Also Shakespeare, Millon, Cowper, Books, Memorandums. Quartos, Rec­ Byron, Moure, Scott, Buroes, Ten­ ords nnd Com position Books. nyson, Whittier, Longfellow, Edgar IHflryg for 187*7, excelsior and par­ A. Poe, and many other poets. pet uni. good for srry year, at very low OSoe. H2 Liberty Street, New Yor'prices, . "THE GUNBOAT SERIES” Pockei Books and Bill Books, fot will interest every boy in Berry of ladies, gentlemen, youths and chikl- manthe old, that weighed when dressed .808 Editou Nassvillb News: and27X I sse from your spicy, wideawake paper same number last wee., ranking 24.000 dox- Barriers burned Away ’’—Roe. ALL or Mas. HOLMES’ WORKS including •• Edith Lyle." - ■ (Just published. this cold world can never come. rhich Our Good* were bought for very LOW. PIANOS & ORGANS? SaUsfactien GuaraMeed. Lou ATI on.— Wont Side of Mam MEN’S OVERCOATS KVKttTH. Street, in W. A. Aylswurth’s Brick. ana* FOR as I.6.AYLSIORTB4CO. GIVEN AWAY �7 of martwiatbs aernttd «agreen agates* Pririek MeKtana, who were indicted for tbe mur­ der of Morgan Powell at Rmnmii Hill in 1871. “ Yellow Jack " Donahoe tern convicted ot this Ag^fgMMgflgRCat REMOLMERKXrS.’,S=cXXrz quietly nilmiL and I hi ve caffisent respect nod confidence In tho great majority jo tbo op­ posite |»arty to bdtove that they will do ibe The faiimr was hilled ids* fafl. and. tbe motlrer being enable to work, tbo family baa boon wandering about all winter, picking up a fcvfibaWtlish. —Tbe Ho*it John Young has been appointed Tbo oath of office was administered by Justice to wfcWx :G««u Hampton sde Conunte. toner for CMsada to the Sydney Marritel!., Exhibition Mxl year. He will tear* for 4u»- read his inaugural addmai, in which bo tralia early In January, and writ probably t-e pledged himself to ths canoe of good govern­ ment. an efficient system of public education, —A special from Yunna says th" remark aud tbo cq-iabty of all racon before tbs law...... —Wm. Ortpo.'Jpreaedeoi‘ at tbe Western mate by the ’Czar to one of ths Ambaawdpp recently, that Russia was ready to reoounoe Union Telegraph ’ Company, ’ taring bo*n ooctipsticii provided other guaianlotw could be served with subpccxB .directing him to profound, baa bean officially oommonicUod to tho duro bsforo Bfr. Morrison's Looirisna tnveetigating uommittxe tho ropies of messagoo sent —Tbo prolongation of the armistice until and received by certain high xjScUIs during March. 1877, is now certain. ‘Turkey objected several mouths of the present year, writes to to ehurton tho term, liowia did not oppotv Mr. Morrison that be.cannot comply without her. because aba has only 190.000 msn cunoentrated on tho frontier, <0,000. below the found- . ic tbe telegraph. Mr.'Orton «y» ho dste'yvd big rvjJy fpr acme Ums kith* expectation of roootv—Tbe Urjua cf the programme submitted by icg a similar demand from llw Senate luvestigatBulgaria included general aanxe'.y for political log committesw, so that tbs aciiou of ■ lbs offenders, aalf-goverumsnt, complete reJig loos cempany, being ttic same lu resfpcct to tbe and political liberty btffon tba law, decrease of mM gfst of both political parties, oonld not taxation, temporary foreign occupation to dis­ lx> attributed to a dw^re to prejuaico or pro­ arm the Mohammedans, aad guaranteeing re­ mote the interests of cither. Npt receiving any snob order from the ftenato, be reepecltonus by Uis powers. ftlly “refuses to’-pernut hie ampioyes to be­ —A terrible colliery explosion occurred ’ L'rc. come spies and detcctivM upon and foformerr 18 In tbo South Wales Oompuij'e pit, near against customers." Mr. Manila, in reply Newport.. Sevautocn bodies have boon rtcovto tfos note, tygrrin lid* rofnsal; but says bta ereij, and many of tisk*tlnoia taken out alive duty will be to Invoke i|teaiAof the House iu aro seriously and some fateiiy injured. '.be enforcement of rite procaw, —Hie indication* aro that Uie liepublican ■z.—Exports from the leading seebosnl ports loadeni st X*w Orleans will favor s military goveromknt for Lcu'.riaua. Ttiero is » growing Mt week include 67,622 baire> of flour; 526, 186 bushels of wheat; 784.46.1 buahe’s of hnpreMion among Uiom that it will be impossi­ corn ; 90,394 bnsf.ete of oats -. 156 874 basbols ble tor a Republican Stat Government to «nstala iterif and execute tbo laws, even though of rye; 7,627 barrels at jxwk; 7.108.PJJ iinstalnod by tho National Gtriernmeot. They pounds of lard, apd 13.XH.M3 pcuuda of aro about satisfied, ft la arid, that the people are so convinced Uist the Demccrstic party —Joshua A. Hailey, who. tn 18C9, fled from earried tho Blate tfjdf %libe late atectioc, that tbs country as a defaulter In his acocanb* with they will reapesA an-i obey only .a* Democratic the Government, m tho Internal Rcvcnuo Col­ lector of the Thirty eccocd Now York district* or military government.’ It la reported also has returned. made good hie deficit, and re­ that several members of tho H ouao isvertigatfog cam mil tea hare about come to the same ceived front tbo President a full pardon. s its taoeaueaes, 1 mu. veryrute rent*. TRIAD IVUYTMIRO. SI 5 for MTHMS. BIT, —Tbo discovery ofw rich field otf guano io reported from Peru. Tbe field commences about a mile from Piacoand extends along I'M coast for about eighteen leagues, with an ar­ crags width of twelve leagucj. If there be the least truth In the latter clairo there will be Unian Triegraph Compujy, rsfostag to prod uo. tbs I nano enough to psy tbo total IndaStodnma of original* of the wlrgrajdilc d:»patclie*. Th* di»the country,’ even if it be sold M one-half tbe patch*, having tern read, Mr. WoodlSt. Y.) offered price it now brings' —A rumor comes from Paris that tbo Turkish COLLINS1 VOLTAIC PLASTERS Afford the mort grateful relief in all Affection* of tho Cheat and Lunge. — A Vienna ^jxtcial says the Grand Dnko Xlobolaq, hart ukad far a reserve force of 100,­ 000 men. Tuoir mobilization has already eontnenoed at HL I’oteraburj; and Moecow. 'MUITAifKzL' ate dleet>M*d the resol uUou of MltelirU, providing for an iavsstlgalteu tn rsgsrd to the appointment of Cronfo a* a PreetosnUaJ elector in Orvgna. ... One EGG, <w 1 Quart of WHEAT, or 8 Pinta of CORN, or 2 Quarts of POTATOES, or 1 CABBAGE, or 3 Pinta MILK, or 1« Ounoes BUTTER, or U fest of WOOD, or V Ih. of SUGAR, or % Ounce TEA, or one P. O. STAMP, saved or produced. tavtoed fitalutee of tba United.Blates la rrjjxr! to vacanctet tn the off er of ITraldanl and Vlee Prvsl drci. Tbe bUl provide* that the Beeretary <*f State, —Aim. H. Stephens says, over his own sig­ nature, the statement that be is edriaing a “ friendly acceptance' by tbe people of tho Commodcrn Vanderb it frem birpoeiiion of an­ South of the Inauguration of Hares is utterly tagonism to Scott aud other*. The rates from New York wo*t will boCO ’oroto per 100 pounds —Gov. IL IL Hayes, while eu route from on first clsar, and on other daastr in prupoition. Nothing has yet been decided upon in Columbae f rr Dsytou, waa met al tho depot at regard passenger rates. Rriboad men eay Dayton by a delegation of citizens, and sere­ officially, under tbo new arrangement, that naded by a band Of music, and salvos sf artil­ etflcl-ncy of the marine houpttal service; for a aliipmobts of traffic in either dlrrs-bon, from lery,' at the conclusion of which be made a Cotutrleelonar on the locuet plague....Mr. Fry* all oompetltirij points in tho West to pointe bo-, riiort-Apseeli, oforing-ee-follows: ■ “All tan­ Commuter ou Appropriation*, reported tbe P.wU yond tbe termini of tbe eeveral lines, or to portent interestn—labor, trade, education, odee Appropriation bUl. Tbe bill reecmmrnda the offered a reeoiuUon for tbe appointment ot a ootnEurope, through Portland, Ito tor. Now York. religion—depend upon the preservation of appropriation ol |3U,M.I,lrt....Tbo Hpeakrrlald bePhiladelphia, and Baltimore, shall bo the ramo (idaoe. Aqjr disnirbano? of that peace endan­ in the aggrepsto cost to the shipper, owner, or ger i tiioee interests.' —By tits sudden breaking cj> of tho ice in the MioaiMaippi river,' which vrat frozen over at 8L Lento, thirteen steamers were forced from their moorings in winter quarters, and some of thrm badly crenbed, while others were sunk. The greater numlnr.ftf tbo fleet ware euly third-rate boeto, taB rtiiltlo tore will ag­ gregate >200,000. —A recent telegram from Halifax, N.,8., says: “During a snow-storm, yesterday, the brig Westward went mbore near Herring Cove, kDd ««1 four of her seamen Were drowned." • ‘ —A cable dispatch states that tbo berk Emma and Curl, from New Y'ork for dtottein. eapaized ’ ifa a hurricane off the Orkney islands, and eight —Throe yoong men. roeidiug at Winchester. HL, wore drowned at Harris' Landing, a few nights since, wbjlo attempting to cross the Mississippi YiVer. Mr. Fergneoo. a telegraph operator, narrowly escape*, death in a brave but urniucceesful attempt to succor tho fated adventurers. Klir.HO.lJ> IKfULr.JG HNCH. —At a mooting of tho Director4 of tbo Britimnro and Ohio railroad, last wook. John W. Garrett was utuuiimoitaly elected Proaident for —In a comurauicatlou to tho commit tec ef too cunning year. By Ibis election Mr. GarroU thi House of BsproeontaUvo al) tbo nn tubers enters upon tho nineteenth year of bin adminof ths Louisiana ibllnmittg Bosrd dnt.iod the ■pKrttion of the BiltirAoco and Ohio railroad. action, and dochned to deliver up' their docu­ ment, w|Ul.Ui«y bad- Cpit been aubatiUed to the State LegWainrr. They premised to give <• iptoH, however, | rovp'ed the committee would furnish necee-ary funds to have the work pf copying done. ■-Says the Chicago (nUr Ocean: “Gov. Hayes has been vsry.retlcent about tljc politi­ cal rituation, and *tudimsly avaifled express­ ing an opinion until after the meeting of the Electoral CoHejos. Now, however, be fra iVv declare* List he has no doubt' of his henes't election, and, having been elected, be expects to be inaugurated." —The Republican Ixunalaturoof South Caro­ lina h« elected District Attorney Corbin aa United Slates Senator from that bute to sac cesd Mr. Bibertaon. -Tho following addr eaa ha* been iaatted by tbo National Demceralic Cooimiltce : To tbe Propio ctf lb* United Biair*: —Rayne New York telegram: "Theamount of specie rooclved hero from Europe, from Sept. 20 to Dec. 11. amounts to *14,332.000. There, is still on the way. gl.K3.C00.'' —Tbe railway war between the Great Weeti ere. Grand Trunk and American trunk lines has terminated, and a genera] advance in rates baa gone into operation. Tbo Grank Trunk maeagcrv tare fawned a circular to the emptoy- of the company stating that, in ocneettUeDco of the groat dopraorfon of trade and falling off In the company's bnsineas, it has been determined to discontinue a large numb r ot trains on and after the taeL At esti­ mated reduction will mount to -about 90 per ©out. of tho train service, which will necnsitits a large reduction in Lbs comber of enginodrivore. firemen, txaui hands, and others em­ ployed by the eortpar.y. ‘ —The European bondholders of die Gilman, Clint mj and Springfield railroad have under active cotrnidcraUoa a projept, to extend tbo lino lo Litchfield, Montgomery county, there connecting with tbe Sr. Louis branch of tho CHRONIC PLEURISY CURED. COHOBBSHIONAL. NEW —Tbe great railroad war hotween the East­ ern and Western trunk linos baa been brought consignee, whotlicr tbo **mo be shipped on through bills of lading or by combined rates. —A destruct.re dro occurred at the Transfer or “Spoon-Lake HU-tlcn," opposite Omaha, last wook, by which tbo Tru»*f< r Hotel, four railrood ticket offiros. telegraph office, saloon and baggage-room were al! tanned, together with their content". Four Union Pacific freight cars, 1 *-lxd with merchaudute. were destroyed; also all tho transfer -1stform*. Ono mm, Daniel Duffy, a car-repairer, who waa Blooping ur-*taire in the Tracafer Houac. was burned to death. Tho fire waa eauaed by a ooal-oil lamp falling to tbe fl xwin tbo Traiwfoe House. Tbe estimated loss ia 635 000. —Tao annual report of the Albany peniten­ tiary shows that tbe gross earnings ot that in­ stitution for the year amounted to <123,529.06; tbe ordinary expenses aggregated f37,501 06. leaving a gain of 037,897 <0. Tho number of convict* received during tho year was 2,066; on baud. Got. 31, 1873, 953; a total for ths year of 3.019. —Tbe recent report of the ravages .of tbe a-nall-pox In Winnipeg bare been overesti­ mated. Tbo Icelandic aottlrment h botetod, and in a population of 2,500 Icelanders and 300 Indiana there have been only eighty deaths, and but fire daaths in th# last two use!.*. For a month pari there hit been strict quarantine of tho lufectel di«trift1_’>,d thore ia no panic or Interruption of trade. ** MOKEY SUNDAY MAGAZINE REV. DEEM8. ONCE A WEEK MONEYX WILL DO IT. BEAUTIFUL, VALUABLE,... CHEAP. For City, Village, and Country. One alite BetlBelps for tlese Hard Times FRANK LESLIE’S SUNDAY MAGAZINE HalfaCentaDay 'duassaf. mtttro to inquire as to whether frauds have been practiced In the election is Srv York, Urcoalyn, Jersey City and Philadelphia, Uessrs. Cox (New York). Bice (Ohio), Waddell, McDougall, ami Welle under the rule....Mr. Bauulug moved to auap»nd (Mlariarippl). Oin <uie, aud. adopt a rvaolatlon calling for Gen. Wkminitax, Dec. 13.—Senate. — Numerous Hbcrldan'a report on the removal of Gov. Wells; cf Lout«lan* .. A ^<-«olutlon imtructing tbe Judiciary W1IKTHEB for use on man or beaat, Merchant's Gargling Oil will bo fotxnd an invaluable liniment, and worthy of use by every resident in the land. Wo know of no proprietary medicine or article now tmed in the United States which shares tho good will of tho peo­ ple to a greater degree than thia. Yel low wrapper for anima), and white for human flesh.—If. Y. Independent. $984 CHICAGO SCALE CO., ■ nd 7oSv. Mnnror Mtrvet, Chtengo, 111. The Chicago Ledgeb is raid to have spent 950,000 in advertising the past two Tkuosdat, Dec. 14;—Senate.—Tho rcwolu- years, and, by the looks of the newspatlcn to pricl extra copfe* of tbe PresMenl's Mt*- pent throughout the United Staten, we nag* an.! the a<x'otu]>anyii>g document*. In regard should tuy it would take tut much lo go to Ute lair rlectteu In Ix'iilatana, waa takrn up. round thin year. And to cap the climax Mr. Tbtirtuau moved Tt> amrai, w u tn bare the proprietors have announced theig pa­ per at 31.00 a year. How it h« done w a cnsidoa followed. Mr. Khrnuan drfendnd tru> n-jwt vigr rouriy, while Mr. Itiunnan aacatled it a* vigoronriy, aad riaharg that H grossly exaggerated the fad*. Th* delxta Ijecstur gemral in character, net oi ly intolrtag Jz>i.lalauA,l<,tit Ftoitda au<i Muotb bane! of money1' to give away. Wo beli*vo, however, It ia the theory of the publiaticre that all they ook of llio reader la to fray for the white paper anti post­ age ; for their labor, when the paper reacht-H 100,000 or more circulation, their advertising will pay tho profit. While they ore building np the piper they do not solicit odvert aing, and henca the readers gut a great paper for $1.00 that i-t worth 83.00. Ab the • ’’bltehern have the money, no doubt they will succeed. Address Thb Leimieb, Chicago, HL, in­ closing 31-00 for subscription and 15 cents for postage,—Chicago Timrjt. The Nason & Hamlin Organ Co. re­ ceived from London, n few days aineo, a rangle order for 250 of their organs, which are becoming nearly aa celebrated in Europe aw they aro in America. They swvr to th* Senate rrrolnUcu Of the 13h tnot. in have just completed to order ar> organ regard to the employ meet of IMputy Marabalr on ebcU9udaj Th-:. Attorney Genual »*ya tbe to- for the celebrated Dr. Franz Liszt, forxeiUou called for to net in hl* po*re**lon, ml Pcsth, Hungary, for use in his concerto. ran only be obtained trim the Marshal* of tbe —N. Y. Phil Journal. United Htetre, who hare the power to appoint depu­ ties. but be will a**k to procure Information at a* early a day m practicable. Ordered printed and to J.ESTEY&CO Brattleboro, XT*. GrSend for Illustrated Catalogue. , AuPiii; w to >28 K.'tasT.xassjfflff A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. 8JLENT SEWING MACHINE. Send Po*tal Card for Iliurtrated Price Ll»t. Ar. Willcox A GibbM 8. M. Co., (Cor. Bopd SL) Breedw»y. New Torlte CAIXTCER. Cincinnati Cenosr Institute, Oflicc INo. riu.m St- err WE WANT SOO MORE FfRET-CLAfiS SEWIMO MACHINE AGENTS, ANO 500 MEN OF ENERGY AND ABILITY TO LEARN THE BUS1NESSOFSELUNCBEW!NG MA­ CHINE*. COMPENSATION LIBERAL, BUT VABY1MG ACCORDING TO ABILITY, CHAR ACTER AND QUALIFICATIONS OF THE AGENT. FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS VDHSwfittCOritmo, W 5 Mt EMtfWtf, fcw YWt, er ikw Oriteaa la. WltEATkY KOH ACinWT^-THE supply Bpringfield with another outlet to BL Louis. The'proportion is to baud tho extsnaioe early in tbo spring. * MUSTANG LINIMENT CAUTION Axsaa a. HMtri, CtaireiAto. . Ute aky of New York <pilLe a large amount of rjwoney, and to receivs in return immunity from I'pnMteutiom Tweed will very eooa bo released, jtod. 8wenaey sill return from Europe. Tbe rempromno te tliottgbij to include ConnoDy -Pa'riA MuMgar:, a member of Ute Balti­ more CXr CVmnml, Aod In that «iy, Ute other da* fcum the Offset of enroute roorived durleg *aTrow >d a faaUomble party. —Toe po'ics of Chicago foe wock raided seme of tbo gimfahcg ds>m> cf that cdy. and furhw raids are lo foMow. ,,3cpijrrc:»=l£a; MERIDEN CUTLERY CO. Seolvsd ths HIOHUT CCWTKNWIAL VKIZS- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/558/NashvilleNews_1876-12-29.pdf.pdf a820ba95c5e8d5e61990bc36a0c879f0 PDF Text Text NuhviDe, Bury County, UoHgu, ORNO STRONG Kdltdr and Proprietor Of ^flashrinr ® b tNasdiV ilkjXdw ADVEBTI8UG RATES: Progression. No Retrograding, VOL. IV «Mhnllr fhrtrtorg. CHRONOLOGY OF 1876. VILLAGE OFFICERS The Whole WorU for One Year NASHVIL^g, BARRY CO,, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2D, 1876. NO. 14. Church of tho United States : Rev. Dr. THS 1LICTOBJL COLLSOB. pounds; "Big Ben, "at the houses of P»rSeveral omint ut jarLubt have died. incladinK Mr. Morton read the following ex­ tract in tho Senate the other-day to show how utterly the Electoral College New York harbor, drowning William T. Gar­ ner, his wife, her brother, Frost Thorne. Mias History of Mankind. Oonveutiun of Now lark moots H Syracuse ... rtroysd in tho oil region* by tighialz^. comes abort of representing tho body of Dr. Kamuel G. Howe, the distinguished physi­ cian and philantliropisL and Dr. Julius H. Potcrmann. the well-known OrientaMvL Avovar. q aniimAM~ cHtmen— following: John Forster, tho English author and jocrnaltet; Ambrobe Firman Didot, the noted French publisher; OoL Cliaa. C. Cboawy. ted st •1,000,000....28. Intelligence of the tho people or tho public sentiment of the whois nation in Presidential elec­ t ft: Servloes •»«•* breaks, precipitating a vast volume of water into the valley below, causing an enormous destruction of property. Articles of impeach- A8IIVILycr.ODGK.-U4F. A. A M. R ul*r eommuBicJttlon on e»ch Wednm4*> N Uvea at Washington against W. W. Belknap, late Secretary of War, charging him with high ber of city officials indicted and arrested in BL £ujiirtt gtrrrfsnj. of Mississippi, rssigna his office to escape im­ peachment. YOUNG, H. A. BMBSR, CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD. 3. The Hnuze of Representative!' nuanlmon*of impeachment against penal aervifude in Australia, arrived at New York in the whaling bark Catalpa... .28. The .... 81. 8ultan Murad V. deposed bectuae of his mental infirmities; Abdul Hamid proclaimed The Centennial trophy presented to the Amer­ ican Rifle Teem, al Gilmore's Gardens, Now Cincinnati Enquirer; Dr. William A. H ■.earns. President of Amherst (Mass.) College ; Henry Kingsley, a well-known English author; George Band, the celebrated.French novelist; Miss Harriet Martineau, tho English authoress; Prof. Charles Davice, the mathematician. and author of “ Davies’ Arithmetic;'’ George Alfred moot for the trial of W. W. Belknap; accused CLEMENT SMITH. F rented... .31. Foor oatlawa bong by vigilanta in Rooku .oonnty, Kan. A man named Simmons mordared, ditocted, and bia remains packed in a box, at Greenpoint, N. Y.; arrsat of Victor ALF. C. BUXTON, flUNSMITH, manufacture. Rifle anJ Shot Gur.' \JT and repair, all Firearm, and fine Machtiwry. Mr,. M. J. TIMMERMAN, 'pEACHERof ImtrumrnUl Muak.ou the Plano A or Orpin. Term*; *eno for 24 leaaoni. Re»- JOHN M. ROE, in tho Democratic National Convention. CHAS. W. DEMAR A Y, O-ilhery explosion tn Belgium ; over 200 miners killed. Gen. Bhcrmaa writes a letter, saying D. W. LINCOLN DEALER In Gmceilre and Frei Good., Greta' Furnl.lnc Good., Notion, and ... u.<>. ci.—i E PARADY, AfANL'FACTUREK of Boot, and Hboes. Making 1Y1 and retisiring neatly done, alm> .trie! .Hen- J. B expressing a preference for Gov. Hayee, of Ohio.... 6. 3altan of Turkey accepts Count govinian difficul.y. A fearful panic occurred RASEY, WEBSTER f HOBBS, BLACKSMITHS. All kind, otwerk to the Black•raltb .nd Hor»e.bac4ac U<m> attend'd to protnORNO STRONG. Job IMnllmr rxci dlupateh. Office WM. E. .... 12 Explosion of fire-damp in a coal mluo at PitUtoo, Pa ; 4 miueni killed and a number «out>dol....l4. Tho Bultai. of Turkey rigned the insurgent provinces.... 17. Collision be twesn tho steamers K'.railhclydo and Franconia in the English channel; tho Btraithclydo sunk, and 31 livee lost.. .22. Indiana Republican State Convention nominates G. 8. Orth for GRIGGS, 1‘residenL Wisconsin Republican Convention indorses Blaine for President... .23. The Con­ MUSIC! der magazines at Belt Lake City blew up, send­ ing a aliower of rocks into ths city, killing four Rhode Island election—euccefn of the Rspublioan ticket... .13. Gen. John McDonald and Loola wbteky dog. sentenced to tlio Missouri penitentiary. 6. Destructive tornadoes visit Ciicago and other Western pointe ; hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of property destroyed, arid several people killed....?. Twenty thousand Jersey City Holghtr, damtglng many build­ lugs, and cau dug a shock which was felt over an extensive area. Anival at Washington of must be a very strong-minded or self- Among the old politicians of this country MUSIC! tion... .24. The trial of GomOrrllle E. Babcock. Military Becreury of President Grant, on a Centennial Exhibition formally opened at Philadelphia in the preaenoe of 300,000 people. what she Ohio; Hou. Edward Young Parsons. Member of Ciugress from Louisville, Ky-; Hon. Allen T. Caparton, United Slates Senator from West Virginia; Hon. Michael C. Kerr. Speaker of the Hous<« of Repreecntatives -, cx-Gov. Hourv A. Wise, of Virginia; R. Barnwell Rhett, 8r., of gouth Carolina; John Wilson, ex-Commb<aioner of U>6 General I And Office; ex-Gev. Francis Thomas, of Maryland ; Francis P. Riair, Br., of Maryland ; and ex-Gov. William Cozzens, of Rhode Island. The •listinguiithcd foreign dead include tho names of Francis Desk, the celebrated Hungarian ntaUsman and reformer; M. Casimir Porter, one of France’s leading stiles- attempt made at Springfield. HL, to steal tho dia ; 250,000 lives lost.... 10. The Centennial Exposition formally closed by President GranL j...11. The Emperor of Russia made an Im­ portant speech at Moscow, declaring in effect Mexico. Chief Justice Iglosia.1 revolted and ing». The imprisoned Hsuth Carolina canrasoent liberated from jail by the United Hiatcs Oortrt.. . .28. Tho Democrats and Rcjrablicane The United States naw has lost Rear Ad­ miral String ham and Commodore Stephen and Senator Booth for Vice President.. . 18. A Btoamor exploded at Evansville, Ind., killing nine man and «otindiu^ a number of otberv. Presbyterian General Assembly met In Brooklyn, K. Y....22. The President ap­ points Edwards Piarrepont Minister to En­ gland. Alpbonso Taft Attorney General, aud J. Donald Cameron Secretary of War... .25. The President uwuos a proclamation adviait.ft a The terms of tlio Berlin Conference made pub­ lic, allowing that important conceeaious wore required from Turkey. Extcution of Piper, tlio BMtou belfry murderer. .29. Lawrence Harney testified before a committee of Couliross that lie luul paid BpeGrer Kerr £450 for under oath. Tho United Blatee Senate, after two weeks' debate, in secret ecasion decided that it had jurisdiction in the Belknap im­ peachment. Hrirk competition between the railroads results in a marked reduction in paethrouemont of the Bultan of Turkey.. .80. A fire in Quebec destroyed 700 houses. A sensation produced at street jaiL . The South Carolina canvassers A correspondent of the American war I at was Col. Oak^y Bynum’s tho town of Courtland, where 1 saw a school of minnows playing in the sun­ shine Lear the edge of the water. All at once a spider os large as the end of Florida canvassers organized and invited North- my finger dropped down among them over the spring. The spider seized one of the minnows near the head. MONEY TO LOAN1 h Appifi Ul hUfe ktirifo, Ab soon as it swiftly in the witer, and on to it. frequently dived to tho bottom ; yet tho spider held turned upon its back head joins. and died. fluted out, until -we really believe we fashion To illustrate the operation of the district ■ystem. ws will consider tho result of tho elec­ tions for President and for members of Con­ gress in tho fear Btatoe of Peunsytvania. Ohio, Indiana aad Dlinoi«. fom 1860 to 1872. Tbeee Blates voted solidly for Mr. Lincoln in I860, eastings 74 doctoral votes. At the tho camo election they retarnod 66 num- changes, and we, of course, change with it, to young ladira, delicate slender, scant dress skirts, In 1868 the same Htatoi throw 76 electoral votes solidly for Gen. Grant, arid elected 68 trains. with long, narrow people say that and I have heard a train “made a lady appear graceful.” Combine a pull-back and a trailing “graceI”— is the dress, and where There is an echo answers, “ where?” old, old saying, that “one might as well According be dead as out of fashion." to my experience one might better bo out of existence than to drees fashion­ Fashion! how in South Carolina joined tho Democratic organ­ ization ; the rival houses remained in Joint Y.; tho princijMl tiieater of tho city destroyed by fire, and 800 of tho audience perished in tho flames ; intense excitement over the ter­ rible catastrophe ... .6. The Electoral Co! tegso Two Cabinet Ministers killed and one Canada .. .6. Tho Prseident nominated Rinh- age In there four 8tales tho Democratic strong lb, as compared with the Republican, has bion about eight to ten, but under the operation of the general ticket system they have been wholly unrepresented in the Electoral College, but in tho House of Representatives, under the diB­ aame period. In I860 New York cast her 35 electoral votes solidly for Mr. Lincoln. At the same time she elected 33 membsrs of Con- Tanned Hil’, Western Ga. The train on the Atlantic and railroad had stopped at a small station, and a beautiful mustache, a gold-headed stick, a pair of Its success tight boots, and a smile, had led into the shows that it had the judgment of a car a blushing damsel of 18, with a practical engiaeer.” ravishirg hat, and a piece of court-plaster underneath hex’ lovely month. They took scats, gazed at each other, smiled work*. He talk* loudly of what he can We all havo a work mere lay-figures. to do and a place to fill in thia world; don’t thiuix ladies should make tbrm- selvcs ridiculous for tho sake of dressing to suit their own taste, but I really feel times like doing high tragedy— me away to aomo desert land where pull­ backs, bustlos and ooraeto are unknown. I don’t advocate bloomers, although 1 has courage to wear them, and envy her young gentleman, with a linen duster, a nover the more gaze with admiration at the woman who spider must have fallen was between 10 aud 'braggart All clutching my hair frantically, aud hying Tho limb of tho tree from which tho Tho swaggerer progression.” of aud wo would do well to remember it. । I at nearly one-third of tho members. spider moved of! with it to the shore. and 15 feet above tho water. other word iu the English language. The leaders of fashion say “ thia is an in 1872 tho same States again voted solidly, . reason thabsin—for when dross gets to be giving 85 electoral votes to Gen. Grant, and a passion it is a sin—should be put elected 77 members of Congress, of whom 25 down. God never intended women tor It When the fish was dead tho and talked, and every old goeaip in tho car had her eye upon them. Ho opened the freedom she must feel. the discomfort Despite all us to dress it causes fashionably, I presume wo will continue to torture ourselves until we are called to a home where fashion is, I hope, un­ known. — Axie, tn Chicaffu Ledger. T1ONS. Tho lecture given recently by M. Leouce do Lavergne, at a meeting of the French Academy, is far from being correct M. de Lavergne state* tliat, do and huzi done, and triea to impose a book and turned the pages, wltilo she next to Spaiu and Denmark, France is for President; much excitement Uteoughou'. tho couatry. The remain, of Baron de Palm cremated at Washing- upon his neighbors by a boastful man­ looked out the window. the all. How much of this silly swagger aud a section of inner darkness. When tho Denmark, with an area of 700 geograph­ CongreM containing a letter from Benator Hherman aud oUicrc on tho election in Lonidana....7. Noss from Mexico that tho capital has boon captured by the revc'utioniste.. . 9. Burial in Brooklyn 3f 100 unrecognized and swash is to be seen on all sides I ner. But he amounts to nothing after valued at <200,000.... 14. Wade Hampton sworn in as Governor of South Carolina, thus giving the State a duality of Governors. Great fires at Bolivar, Tenn., and Little Rock. Ark. ■ loesee, <200.000 and <150,090, respectively....’ Tlio train dashed through Ga., in sight most Europe. in th inly-peopled country The fact, however, is that Nature other end of tho tunnel was reached she ical square miles, contains a population was looking out of the window, while ho of 2,000,000 inhabitants, equal to about ever, for keeping hur favorites quiet and was turning the pages. But tho court­ 2,857 inhabitants to each square mile, concealed. Tho great thought is the one that comes to its birth in silence. The plaster was on hia chin—n»t hers ; the center not while Greece, with an area of 950 geo­ graphical square miles, has a population smoothed down ; it seemed to have boon of 1,400,000 souls, equal to 1,474 tosach edges turned up and tho Norway, with an area of hastily deposited. All the old gossips square mile. his real advantage. " Never mind about thorn trifles," saya Nature to him; "I made a not- She looked at him, 5,800 geographical square miles, has a tuiw the oourt- plaster, rubbed her owu will do fax better by you if you will come on’L chin, bluahed and whispered to him. jKipulation of 2,000,000, or only 350 to the square mile; Sweden, with 8,000 And m thus going he sees how He put his hand up to his chin, brought geographical square miles and a popu­ lofty is humility, how modesty helps to down tho court-plaster; took out a cigar lation of 4.500,000, equal to 562 to the put all obstructions out of the way, and and fled to the smoking-car. square mile; Russia, with about 850,000 how that tranquil reserve which goes tance rose the grim defiles and solemn geographical with genuine power recruits his ntrength curves of Tunnel Hill, Ga. 80,000,000 inhabitants, equal to 280 to continually. disaster in Wales ; a number of miners killed 19. Gree* fire at Little Tunnel Hill, somehow made aHpecial provision, how­ On tho other hand, pre­ ductor steel entered punch. tlio Tho In the dis­ The con­ car with his new car-boy shouted farthest They are sure to be found out. Let a windbag alone long enough, and it will collapse at last, firsL do one cares gtese for the Indignity. square miles the square mile; and and some Portugal, with 1,725 geographical square miles and 3,500,000 inhabitants, or 2,030 Co the square mile, all are much more thinly peopled than Denhxrtr. Prof. Swinton, an cx-war-comspond- eut, in a recent lecture in Brooklyn on 9,200 Spain, with geographical square mBas and 17,000,000 inhabitants, shows 1,850 in­ habitants to each square mile ; France, Tho portfolio of the Indians on Jone 17, in which nearly 100 of the Woolwich is now in better position to apected New York city editor, now do- with 10,000 goographioal square miles build guns of 200 tons than it was to un­ oeased, visited the front with a stovepipe and 37,000,000 inhabitants, gives 3,700; dertake those of eighty tons when the hat Tho hat became the immediate order for manufacturing an experimental' subject for fun and chaffing. ‘ Gome out weapon of the latter weight was flnt of that hat,’ ano soldier sayn. Another: and England, with 5,500 geographical issued Designs for a gun of 164 tons have been for some time in the hands of txtraons killed and 37 injured by a railroad ac- man, tho celebrated actrees -, Charles Edward dian; Felidae David, the celebrated French ELIHU CHIPMAJf, Justice of the Peace and 29 buildings destroyed by a tornado in ...AO. The propelisr 6l Clair burasd an Laks dangling down.’ Still another; of ordnance for the English navy of the Grant’s most important interviews with future will be a Fraser gun weighing Gen. Bbcridan the conversation ran much about 200 tons, fifty feet in length, hav­ like this:‘Are you ready, PhiLI’ ing a bore of twenty inches, and throw­ • Well, go in I’ ing, with a powder charge of something terviews between Generals were no more like 800 pounds, a projectile weighing magniloquent than this.” 'Yea.' Soares of important in­ The bell of Bt. thing like Paul'a weighs soma­ 13,000 pounds; square miles and 30,000,000 inhabitant, show* 5,454 to each ytypbfcfraqnare mile. The population of Denmark is e very year increasing in a large propor­ tion. '______ ' '.■ ■■ ■. ‘ - i*. q o XOOM pgj, J^ORK SJTMF*- rt Last year we paid foreigu eounteiwi SSO,000,000 lor woolen pod. mWl,000,000 lor maanlMtand (oode. When wr> hereuHlw emaWy MO0M0* ntneo eheep tnrui wn here now^we abellaUr produce the wool we nee, and prt Ibero U no oormury on forth whore rieep mu be mM >• proBUbly >* In the United from 3,900 to 4,000 pounds.—Tbronto This world money to loan legs will be surpassed, aud that the pet piece Globe. General CaMveyancing, ‘ I know you're in it, because I see your * Boys, he's one of them fellows that goes up North and writes oords about us bein’ eager for the fray.* In one of Gen. the War Department; but it fe dow al­ most certain that this immense caliber OS LONG TIME. L. RUBSELL. vlil«, Mich- are frizzed out, padded out, rufflixl and weigh a respectable number of pounds, Finally it came to the top, seemed to have been bitten or wounded on the bohk of the neck, near whmo tlio IN 8UMB OF $300.00 and UPWARDS We are slen­ der blondoa, or plump brunettes, just us the leaders of fashion ordain. Wo when suddenly the of Reprueeutatiren. In 1844. Mr. Polk received not-quite 50 j>cr was seized by its captor it swam around Gon. Crook's officers captured an Indian vil­ lage of 100 lodges.. ..30. Thanksgiving day THE DEAD OF 1876. P. &- Ftiw- W'alcha and Jewelry care­ fully repaired and wormnUxt Van Tlio fish thus seized was about three inches long. is! at are each organized as a separate body; tlio former were excluded from the State House by nom- Wheel- WatcMer ait Jmta, the the heathen simple and harmless it sounds, yet it has tension and humbug go but so far at tho Rspublicao Convention al Cincinnati JAMES FLEMING, as ably at the present time. spring, in Lawrence county, Ala., near ticket and a Republican majority in tho Lcgte- Aziz, the deposed ouitan of Turkey committed suicide.... 6. Escape of Fenian prisoners from Australia in an American whale -ship... .7.-Ex- An Illinois jury declares Mrs. Abraham L'n- Deputy HIktIIT, At thia election Mr. ' In 1964 the same States cast 76 electoral tome." R. LEE In 1848 Gen. Taylor received 47 per cent of brightost lights—Inspector General James Hardie and Gen. George A Caster. from a tree hanging Blaine and Knott.. ..11. Mr. Blaine prostrated by sunstroke as be was entering a church in Washington. .. .11 Heavy floods in Eastern Switzerland -. greatdam»ge done.... 15. Wine- JOHN Q. CRESSY, J HHER I Apparently cree os unquestionably 10. Intelligence from Mexico that President j large man knows too well that tho mo­ ment ho stopped to brag he would lose ^Uij4ccll»ncou5 £»rdfl. ’ 5. Four hundred lodges of Cheyennes «or- French Consuls bung at Bcloniea. Turkey. Democratic Convention of Ohio notuinaten Gov. Alien for PresideuL Nalioual Greenbsck Convention mot st Indianapolis LINE ion oi ps •*cait>-r». HKRM HAVER. Prop * upon ... 17. A fire st Louisville destroyed property valued at upward of <600,009. Ing up, they adjourned sine die, first declaring the Black Hille. J Keotueky, attacked and fatally wounded a young lady who rejected him....9. A fire In Ceveland destroyed property valued at several hundred thousand dollars.. . 11. By the burn­ ing of the steamboat Southern Bells, at Baton policy at the Berlin Conference..-.15. Tho Litorals bold » nation*! conference in New York city, to <11«cum the political eitnaUon and Imuo an address to the coontry... .16. William H. Barnum elected Unite! States Senator from Connecticut The Bn I tan of Zanzibar enters into a treaty abolishing slavery in his dominions.... 17.' Six of tho cnlprita rer-tering a verdict of "not guilty •nd several persons killed and crippled. pleases." women of this ago bow to fashion's de­ Naturalist says : "Just before tho late FRANK J. PURCHIS, U. & MAIL willed woman who will, in this siage of the world, "wear what she likes and ruined more men aud women than any people were killed and many more injured,... Babcock, Military Secretary to Proetdent Grant bustlee, patent lung-expanders, oorseta, chignons, high-heeled boots, and other evils too numerous to mention I It ingstone " and other novels; George Heinrich Pertz. the German historian ; Joseph Warren, a well-known journalisl, of Buffalo; tod Dr Ed- 1. Fifteen of the whisky, ring at Indianajoll* moutha to three yoarr. William McKee, prin­ cipal propnotor of the BL Louis Globe-Dv»nocrat, .convicted of conspiracy to defraud the Government.__ 2. A stage lino opened from Cheyenne to the Black Milla. Lower house of pinahed-np cresturat only dared follow Hindoo bows to his idols. Bnew fell in tho OstskUls. OCTOBKK. England, rejected by the United Blates Renato. UNION HOUSE rank dancer, Procter, -n ■l<*Mt>Uy riliMtel tn the center o F-XSHZ0JT. Wear wliat you like, and wbai you pteaae • period."’ I wonder if those linen were written sinoo the days of pull-backs, In I860 Mr. Lincoln received only 40 per expedition destroyed an Indian village, killed 14 Indians, and captured a large lot of - stores. to ths Exhibition. T250.000, disappeared with his family... .26. Burglars rob the National Bank of Northamp­ D. W. SMITH, ton, Maaa., of 8700,000 in securities. Three XTOTABY Public, attmda to all baainraa call* In mon hunjr by a mob at Charleston. W. Va X’l making deeda, mertgagaa, dravtsg wllla, etc. IL al-teore^tb of ilmvilT^on alate road. 27- Tbs robbary of <400,000 from a Chicago weighs 480,000 pounds. healthy, bright young faces we wbfaid see on the streets, and in our houses, in place of tho dragged “ girl of the 4. I xml Lytton appointed Viceroy of India M. C ELLIS. killed by a railway collision at Huntingdon, pounds; Mosoow, 141,000 pounds; and, giant of all giants, another Moscow Ml tho preceding advice, what • host of In this election Fillmore reccirod 25 per spectators.. ..It An armistice for ten days Sens, 34,000 potmde; Vienna, 40,900 pounds; Nov­ gorod, 69,000 pounds: Pekin, 119,000 If we poor ** pulled-bock," Jaoed-dowo, the vctee of the people; io tho Electoral Col- DAFTIBT CHURCH. lioment, 31,000 pounds; tion* : J The following statement of tho result in the different Presidential elections, from 1872 back to 1844. will establish the truth of what we TUoenae Aird, the English poet; Dorking .... 29. Republican State Conventions in Penn­ sylvania, Ohio, and Indiana... .80. The dam of P. •»!? Montreal, 29,000 pounds; Erfurt, 30,000 Antwerp, Bfelre. But we ere oondug erery your nrerer to applying our own markrea Ute wool Utey dtenend. In 1873 16,000 pounds ; Oxford, 17,000 pounds ; with R^nw, 18,000 pounds ; Mechlin. S0.000 the wool ottfX Ute country woo neoriy pounds ; Bruges, 23,000 pounds ; York, 000,000,000 pounds, while In 1M0 it wee 21,000 pounds; Cologne, 25,000 pounds; only 05,000,000 pound* �***• ■: 5 “wTX * Xy./’;* OREST hottaehoM necceMariea th$f they keep. They also deal iu crockery, glassware, notions, candies, and many other.things, alt of which they are selling at prices, not to be outdone by competition. itf, and honor. They do not helotti to that class who aro to stingy to ad vertbe. nr too bay to draw a fwl », W. LtMCOLW. d«*d Deals a* they do a rnttieaoakc, They are ’he heart of the prosperity of Nashville. They bvlp ns »nd we help thorn. They have goods (hriy want to seH, aui consequently place their advertrsentent where 3000 peo|4e wiH read and chink of them eac\ •.reek. They are honest and reliable aud we .can heartily recommend, them to ow leaders. Here they are : Since May IKJUi, 1868, Mr. Tru­ man has- been a fsM'toltd business men here, and in many ways has added to the prosperity uf tho banaer vt«a9BrMBd proved himself a friend ♦to the needy.' He. carries such an eveneoue srock of dry goods, boots, -risnea, hats, caps, crockery, groceries, eku that il crowds even his commo<luuu brick. Ha always fours the >> Ml .goods in the market, and has no tremble to dispose o( them, tor low prices and squats dealing is lu5 rapflo. hro DISEASES JU5*U KMTG This down town store has'woxkcd up a good Undo, atul iu a abort time, too. Groceries is Mr. Lincoln'a forte, although he keeps n stock of dry goods, imdeiwear, fancy arlWes. e tc. Ho has just disposed of a fine stock of-Saoto Claus articles, but a few remains to ba eloeed out between now and New Years very low for ■ cash. S. LIKBnACSEB. Here can be found a complete hna of ready made clothing, which Mr. Liebbauaer is selling at very low rates. But if you are not fond of ready mades, ’he will mensrire and make you a suit that is wnrraitied to fit. Trv him.. . He Boctor'x-taato 61 lore 81., KftMii'ffii.'iis;; another rntmrr • ' " i91 Ottawa 81,fbr patfrwt». Caflearf)-. i terato at (bnethf,^^. «»-ntinartI f „7| n.iJIctnw prniaMMxMLri. trsatr on d rarUMitr. wUh rril atri ri"Cn Jirw.-Uon, f.uwriaoMt «>• I" ••iriMvrvd P. O. Onk r Va4JM-<Fr«f. N. JI. AIKI W, M. D.- j at toed Shr»ti«g for < Onls. I , Good H-!oeb Bfrorhrd Shrrtlng for 10 fintfr. flW-rrnt ataald mawt *1 fanrae Street, .Orand Rapids, Mich- to DR. AIKIN Klee Brrw (foods of 25 Cent-, per yard. Is an honest, ambitious and enter­ prising young niqn, and deserves a big trade. ' His stock of groceries, provisions, -crockery, fine candies, fa unusually large and complete, and is all sold at rock 1*01(001 prices. Give Andre* a call. K«fMurai* r~>m« !• nrermiaantljr aar«e*4ui.lnrarl* <w»* Iu Ida tire*t SpertnltiA, »t»d D’ny Hvlog wiiO'-f’rwIh, n-ratlh- an.! brail!, to turn uTt.-rhartftt rivm un nil bop>- of rriw-f ntauxt tafclllblr. with tuanrriltaaambwy In rrthvlng «<oitp<rnH* aa4 rmmrtnx I hr r»u«-« o! dl«ra»e. rwrtoi Ina I’w vi , tai nraeh* to ihetr mtn rat function«. pnrifytnr ««ri iavl:«ratlnx Um wbulc »y«teu>, ar-I ba la aalrer*aJly relM «f*’O ae .• Bnelifil Nubias only 50 Cents. Lie, ant Meerrless. J a kets for i 1.00. It l» hl«* rermomr tn n«rr awv aMmytn*<ta. ,ra»0r*y>»iM0m, wbUl*. from 1U abfolj atastto If yon want n warm meal, or a c»— In so m*aff ktallar rasrayou tare cwry n»ann u> hcWcre llir Doctor can rare. RcaTth t* elwapKiel everybody kiwM-s L. J. dish of fresh oysters, don’t fail to drop cr than ndfrrtnt «t»d Do nM h* mi*!-.-! or Wtoaler His Esther was one of the into lhe bakery, where you can also lnflnrncr.1 by the *t>« mm>*.>*Umi* or preJndtoM.>st •ctin* on your own beM Iwlfmm. <•« ho full) tnfirst settlers hi Woodland, and filled find a good stock of general grocer­ vo*U«alo *nd hilly mtUfy ronreetf, !»n n*e to d>nnonra * m»n »to, l*k«-» fop* Iroei lbth* office of first supervisor for that ies, that are being sold right. hand* of good phyclriaa*. aad by hl> anperior akllt township, crtoacqucntly gray hatred nruitn *n,.i tl-r * i-njoynwwt. men "know Lycurges from his boy- With the aid of the knife and clear-“TOO LATE I DIED THTOU8H NBOLECT’.” Iraod up. He ts the oldest merchant er, are doing a large business vkb Wwicb wiW be closed out CHEAP. In.bow many al* Ihleeun U- mH. of friaeda ar hi NwshviTle, having io 18<W5, opened the beef eaters of Nashville and vi­ relative*, victim* of Conaucmtlnn or other InaJdn«..,* *.4 how and Ae TVC.-rtlna that Um she first dry goods store, when Nash- cinity. . timrlx. «kiiUu> tmtoMai WM tka^Wvh-!. . Mimi tamlhca bars one or n«,ce with life entMtvftle was nowhere,.and lhe bulk of The market of Frost & Townsend tcrerf by n rarffeaa rnth-rfnr e*Miau free from p«’n. bn inhabitants warn fishes in the we understand is also having a good always annaHoa* of diaoarr or dfaahUilr, yrt J»lw can be mtnreil U> bcillb by the akUlful HiktUIUI. Ustoto. Mis stock of dry good*, rpody run of custom. • MV F.-!it.lW---d herein raiewtivv prartJeeatar made elufhjng, etc. is complete, and In addition to the above wc have The hugest slack in Nashville. he dvaeraes the larga trade he is n- 2G other advertisers, whose cards FOR SALE ONLY BY cmvin> will be found on the first page of the NnWs. Think of them often. ■ d. o. oairrtTH. Special Bajgains iu Ite another good husinesa mon, that! name here when Nashvdlc was untiltog bat a baby.-vto: in Aug. !8Gt». Lasbapricig after a." abort vacation Well K...WU Sp.cl.U.<, u.w from the duties and perplexities o! buaincM life, hewng^Kcdinnaw in the j ■ Mra. Lydia Foster. aged8U, of Tort Hu bustoexn of his adoption,—dry gnods. j ton. was Inrtanily killed on Chriateax eta., It is a fact now generally under­ ale., ele- and is now having n trade by falling dawn a pair oi Maim. stood, that fire cannot be controlled A Jnckion butcher went into s saloon for that merchants in a much largcaplnce than Nashville might well be proud a drink Monday night, tearing a splendid or kept any length of time when wood I take in exchange for Gnods, nt the Highest Market PiiCe.FBuUer, Eggs, tram of horses outride, and they were stolon. «/. lie is now serving out a year’s Dried Fruit, Cash, Credit, and alt other produce. On Saturday evening, Louis Weston, Hr. is burned - in a stove on a Orsx sentence as President of the village. Nashville, November Sih, 1874. ins noir Springlake, was finally injured by Hearing and Sight It<storcd, 'Die ashes falling through the ears on the Detroit & Milwaukee Rail- Goats:. Will wd John Kocher came to this I.nng. Throat, and other the grate, icnvo the coala exposed to Yiliage.lrom Jonesville, i» July 1874. C'hroaic Diseases Cured, Btnnary, the Dexter m.in who was so bad­ nnd embarked in the dr)* gnods trade, ly kicked by Gao. Henning recently, has the direct draft and they are consum­ nud Broken Down Conjind noon had a large trade. The se­ riaro die!. This probably gives the stoic stiUUi'Hia Bnilt I pand ed, leaving neither coal to aid com­ cret of their success is owing to two one more laborer. Itrlnvigorulrd. Mr. Bradray. of Battle Creek, ha. settled facts, that they bny their goods low Hrs Patients fiaia 10 to 40 lbs.in Weight. fl>r cas«, which ennldes them to sell with Crandall, by paying him $-010 for the bustion nor ashes to retain the fue. luxury of running a ecrew-driver through rhewp. thereby gatoiwg many friends If dry wood is used, the stove (for a Bis face, while drunk a short time rinee. mcHlat Wnwaeraraa Phyalciaara. •and pewnawaat cuatomers. Don't The Chicago A Lake Huron Railroad ia time) becomes unnecessarily hot, aud tail to kok ewer Kacher Ikon.’' stock. HATS, CAPS, GLOVES!' MITTENS, Crockery, Gif ssware, Groceries C. C. WOLCOTT Knives, forks, anti Silverware. DLI. AIKIN, HORSE BLANKETS, BUFFALO & LAP ROBES C. A. TRUMAN. Free Exhibition Dear Delinquent, it is time to colly the roll so please foe the mark and listen while we do a little plain talk' ing. You are justly indebted to us in amounts varying from 75 cents to 82.50, which wo ought and would have if you had only charged yonr ruind to attend to it. Now, we have striven to make a lively paper ah'd give you lhe worth o( yottr money, have heretofore hinted that wo want­ ed these little amounts. We can’t believe you are p-ttead beat arid we hat© tb (fori ybh, but wk want to see those “spondulicks’' very bod. Wb don't want the money to look nt,— we want it*to improve otirpaper, and make it more interesting to you, and 10 buy good c'otbes for ourself and wife; also we can always write live­ lier items, with , a.-(till sfoQMich nnd plenty of legal lenders m our pock­ ets, than when they are empty. Wo have trotted you in good faith ; now, have some pride, be square toed and punctual, and don't let this grand Centennial year pass without at least being square with the printed D<» this, dear subscriber, and our soul will rejoice. I aHichigait (SrutraIRKlumtl Successors to W. A. Aylsworth. arc a fivwly firm. Tire rush of custom al their big little store,.causes W. G. •cd Oawold to fly aboat like two erickets. Their slock of dry goodi'., and “sich like” is as complete as can he, and just a look nt their slock of rloibing is enough to make a follow feel warmer all over. now completed from Port Huron to Valpariso, Ind , and on the 1st of Jan. several new through passenger trains will be put open the road: . Emms Frovjn. of Grand Rapids,' was arrril'd tho other day, and after she had whipped two policeman and kicked the win­ dows aH ont of a hack, they bad no difficul­ ty in Previn* her a disorderiy duracter. Geo. A. T anresae. a New York drummer, was robbed a few dayn since, whilst travel­ ing frem Detroit to Chicago, of his checks for bis sample trunks, which contained $15,000 worth of jewelry. The amply tmd was found in a Toledo hotel. With Mr. Loomis foi proprietor is n credit to Naahville. $10,000 worth During Ihe hunpvrary abranbe of the wife of dry goods, clothing, groceries, etc., ef Charles Miner, a farmer in Gcneaee can be seen] hero any day. Their township, near Flint, the bouse took fire stock of dress goods, gen is furnishing ami lhe two youngrat of three children prrgoods, gloves, fancy goods, etc , clc. btlodYn the trainee; The aWeet child eeaapto so complete and extensive that it en. but bad not pretence of mind to eave woklrl pttazle even a Philadelphia the nihera. Mr. Miner was absent at Flirt lawyer to attempt to describe or item­ at the time. Two young men named Sumner Wheeler ize them. Altliongh Mr. Loomis is a new comer (having lately removed and Frank Carpenter, engaged in a dispute at Big Rapids. Dec. 22nd, when Whorter to thto vtttoge from Hast togs} we are struck Carpenter with a base ball dob. glad to Fee that Ue to karing a big knocking him eenselwi. He was taken borne and remained unoonscionn until the next day when he died. Wheeler was lotged in jail, and wilt prvWMy be tried for This man first started in 1873. just about the time the News started, John Coe. of York, WaabteMW Co., taft which makes its almost feel relateu hix home. oafwiriNy on buaiaexa. and did to him. Ilia stock of dry goods, haG=, l »ni iei hi« family know where he was going ! n*r how long he would ba absent. He rotsps, gterw, mittens, groceries, etc., • turned borne one night last week, and. witb■m mt with rhe limes, and l|is old ,' out wine any of h& family, retired to bed foods that he gamed by his bu«i I alone. H« was found dead ia his bed lhe Mas ahiktie*, in 187 L are flocking tv : next morning. The affair is shrouded in hia store to view nod purchase goods 1 mystery, but it i« supposed he eonuniled I suicide. Is ene of the most enterprising mer•kawto <rf Nashville. ■ At thia lime of the year his two mammoth stores preMObwiivaly appearance, fix our far mere and farmers' boys well knew* jfc»»the glace to buy genuine goods, fnwnM.pair of skates to a full grown Jxih slrigli, is at Wolcott's hardware. Allien in need of necceuaries in the hardware line, patronise this store, and thereby show that you seek to discourage deed heads. Tie Chaney-Barber seduction (and ■un­ der) ease is »• trial al Kalamasoo. Th* “nub-’ er »te riory ialhat Alice Chaney, a motherless young girl, .worked for a rich fanner named Barber, In Richland town­ ship. Rhe was yonng, pretty sad cowMiag. and before abe wna fourteen years old Bar­ ber was alleged to be engaged in the devil­ ish work of ruinin’ her. She became tnHcnte, *nd her destroyer Mrod a vag to marry ber. and seared her info aquieecrnce, but the work, with drugs, her sorrow and fright killed brr. Be tbw story of lhe prwecuiioe goes. Han- Chaa. 8. May Is en­ gaged upon the side of the plaintiff, the girl’s fa! ber.—Btxning Newt. Ar« having a holiday trade ; we AfaH u» tbe PwbJir. believe old. Senta Chius made bis years we Kara made two mediTo the ailxmrnts of a vast ekae headquarters there this year. Frank Thotminda of cures ha»• been la always on hand to compound a prascriptisn with aeenracy and dispattrh, and Frcel arranges tlwwe per fwmea, fancy soaps, brashes, toilet nrtiriew in a nrenser that trmpla even a pnfr country editor to buy. Re- ease fbe people »• have pfoeml upon each matober Boise Bros, when you stand gaauine hex af Holloway's Ointment the ef the rirnatnre of ooragrac, Mr. to aaed of anything kept in a drug. Jo-.ritnlle Ilaydoek. To eountwfbit is Oriooy. rtocf, and pulroniza no other firm. : We shall relentleariy eunino »»y one who 4. M. OASGBgKTT. . ) imiiatra thia with the uttnori vigor of the law. We foost earnestly bra that ths groat of Ameriaan people will aid nr in cue eRasta to prutart chair health, and Mfo m to the task «f bringing thaoe moot unprinci­ pled men to the bar nf juatire. Uniformly I i« well refttee to pnrehaee Madiriara purporting to bo our* unleaa Mr. Havdoek's signature tobacco*, i. aftaehod fo meh box of PHla or pot of Ofo’mrmi and the end wHImm* ba mucked. la a ttosMHkgh baatoese soar, from flie: mean the wood is very .soon consumed. * If- The Right Doctor nt I,Ant. the wood is green, k requires close f jean In?n» di-a*’ and MI ttratinrat writ*: "Or: ArkWi. 1 tt.xnk yn«i fmiri«a*k*<Swa at air toBHromriona me ra well nyl am." A Itratfe«naa : "hr. Mkln you fight -ft I. aritoao th W >,. k Wv f«lriwn>rT <r/<thratirai ywr uiatiri»<a had aarakjoa. tofeAWUMRfccur w*n. I Wil, wrylxrijF ol jw srrat »«.cra AM luiWOVfri irraimrnt." Aaoibrr aae ■ay, : -Haw acv'r Hl «> wll iu mr Ur,a* alien undrr jour care »«>d «lnrc curing nw.' attention ter prevent the fire from go­ ing out, and it is impossible to keep a wood fire on on 4>pen grate over night These difficulties have earned great inconvenience to persons using the class of round stoves mounted with — •*<_ A Doctor to Hare Fnilh In. Where he is now receiving ond opening uip one of the finest Stocks of A !*ir vnir. to hr. Alktaf "t am m won siri ra»Goods for the FALL AND AV INTER• TRADE, ever laid down Uy writ By yrar uratmrat Um! mv UHli Io wu l> in Nashville, and never in the memory ol man was goods so cheap n» he will sell them this Fall. Why, who ever hoard ol a Good Check heavy sheet iron, all of which hum TUr GRAND .RAPIDS DIVISION. FLANNEL SHIRTING FOR 16 GTS A YARD. wood on on open gmic. C'oiiibiiiatiai) Grate SOU il is so need in the FOREST KING of 1876 We bnve Over One Thousand DreMN Ranging in Prices from ■Mr >• KWFAIH that b aflWeio* wffh » mine 1 c—fol rrvir of trratm. nt consists of tw«> grates working in combination one with the other, each BLINDNESS! and I»MFNES«! ! provided with openings and corres­ | .Ml dfanuriairi AffigriMtma of (to Mre awl Bar ’ aur«w»fall> lrealr.1 l.y ml II rrrn-u-.. < ‘ruw Eye. xrx.'ahUTwI. .Ynifk’Ul gyta in«Mtrd dm* took ponding blank spaces, forming either an OPEN GRATE or Catarrh, Consumption.! CLOSED FIRE BOTTOM, end is operated with a shaker from the outside ol the LIHGuBIHG OR CHROHIO DI2EAS13. stove. taarawa.*MM«< vhaSev«rj«MM or imtuiXMnUUy dUfOOwd au^l aklltfiiily trra&o. . After thorough tests, we claim for this important invention:—That L A D DE S ! all the coals may bo retained in lhe stove *n>»M«rriri>r Siuric dmiylny aldormtvice la any rtriicalr matfr rriaUw to health [ami hemrtyl. । ffMavs-sirate and any amonnf of tire ashes desired ; ! cure In to <a«ia, to b« h OouSlbm the mmt ■kiltful ! that the fire is at all times under per­ fect control, and can be kept continu­ ously throughowt the winter; that it greatly economizes m fuel, and en­ NEW MEAT MARKET. ‘^“'epii.'epsy. Hove just added, to ibek usual large stock of Geneva! Merchandise, Fib.Ow—U.U. .,.1 <ii Nwtmm Atf>vd<uu are eureA ahcrx other rnrana Ml, by l«njxxnrl reme tirely overcomes all the objections heretofore raised against this class of LARGE STOCK OF THE FOREST KING a the an-| !y store/fnadn with Hie Combination < I3ottom Price*. Grate, suid is uueqtmled as a stove of BOOTS AND SHOES. its class, in the world. The top of the Martel paid tar gid,., ?• Give Vm JV OIL THE FOREST KING is mount-. MEAT MARKET! ed complete with No. 15! cold rolled . polished boiler iron. The ASH PIT * ROE & CLEVER. extends under the entire DOUBLE; " BOTTOM. Iui7a ! and we will convince you that are are not to b< BEATEX OX Pit ICES.'.' for Five Year*. ‘ ' He fnr past favor* aoliota a >f the taoM» Bud would iufoiffl the public that they will pmm. rFRESH MEAtfi, If �___I-____ —» - BIN, WOMEN *X> CULMEN !? AA«U •wn boatodtariri wirt maHtMroc. Mta Christ Inn Church will he held Saturday. Dee. 30ih, al 2 o'clock p. tv. living north of Uie village, gave Ira members present. but ha wouldn’t and then lhe boys,bad him and aevsu others arrested/or trespase.* Tht- tricarvlty of Money. Plaintiff', rnli.-le-l the- There is no doubt bui the pre xml eondit. Flint's, ion of wll kin-la of businws and indu-'.rr is fearfully depressed, and il behoovea every faniily le huk carefully to Useir expenses. >- . ...»— on when children _ _ ____ dam- W|nter iseomtog oro lial l<» Croup. Whopping Cough, etc. Coughs C, Smith, and tho Dcfs Goods, and why are they selling so math ? l“v - - " ' diet of “No enure cf action" and —Lawis Dankos >* nboat to ragngv in the ages, for'ika defendant. — * -*• ’-«■ •*-*• poa'lolfece ’lo! ✓.-rtltlair pos 1 ' C.n*. W w-re-. - sumption with other throat and lung din- will? uDdoubtrnRy,; the const! alien of a lion. be dieeonfiujtod nu lhe first af JMiuary. .ertfisf. Come- ' C, T. Dxto, Past or. The Adrian people are »o infh'.aatod with croquet that they have rtp»ted a hat! ami aonsiHicted two playing grounds, warnied ing tip busineaa, tbyy Ordered bifft to dvairt, . ’.................................... noon m 4MEBB Y CH«IST»1S” * "I MPPT IEWIIB," r« Bueinru ol Boise Brothers•iDiyGoodfi GROCERIES, Wfr Have in Stock nnd nro conar*nl*y receiving iuvoicea of •« tine au Msortment of BOOKS, TOILET ARTICLES, TOYS, ETC. Our CTootlfl were bought for Cash, and will be wolti very l/OW. Wednesday fore-- he was driving a load of eord rood across th* railroad track, near the say mill. has failed. One bottle at 75 cento wHI keep your whole family well during *be winter. Two doses will relievo any case Sold in all (owns In the United Slates, and by your seioM hia tegs. Help was Dnigght*, Boise Eros and get a bottle. handy and ha was rescued from, bis perilous position in an insensible condition, and an NASHVILLE MARKET. Traulictnet Sftnr Barber Shup. tr bis trtieai nnd shoulder. A. M. Dauoiisrtt. «*«* »UC DW IWU.T »»r , Wv..an.«riol'u«>n..ur D..M- »*•» &*-L — <~««1 «Uk . .Ui,h ..nX*Mu.r. *^-ckr-»^ \ KeryUdng Nice. for the i And LarUM. As cnu he fotuitl in fho coutiiry. IN BOOKS WE HAVE- lhe front sled stakes gave way. epiUing him For Cuffs, Collar* and Tbs, go ■ Hat.., Caps, Gents’ Furniilung j Goods, I sliall be pleased to see my oM friends ' and patrons who are in need uf-anyt|hJng in 1 my line. Yau will find my stock enmptoto ' and kt prjees^as ' - - LOW AS Till: LOWEST. Barriers Burned Away ”—Roe. _ JANE PORTER & WORK&. i Please giro mn a call before purcha*ia" ---------- | riMwberr. Tbs ILihest Markc. Price paid ‘ Opening of n Chestnut Burr. “ Many • ’• From Jebt to Earnest," " j Many works works in Prose and Poetrytar Butter. Kggr, he-. *. | Nash rille, Oct. 18: h. ., , . • Near t □ Nature’s Heart,'’ " not luviiltoncd. * [Just pnLlislied. examination by Dr. Darber showed nobonre broken, although he may be inleraal'.y in­ I*. C. BOIA Complete Line of School Books ait1 • a StatioiiEry ALL or Mil. HOLMES’ WORKS A mark these facts including “ Edith Lyle-." , The Testimony ef the Whole Werld. ________ ' (Just published. —8ave^ or eight ‘fmosa backs'* were on a trial nod you A.-Aylawortk and wife rstumeu FAMILY BIBLES. flavor that ii ^om weak, and Will isenjoying ry drunk, Christmas night, aud two DR. J. G. HOLLANDS' WORKS. iday recreation. QUARTO BIBLES (l«ige print) ’ Kutrinn,” ** Bitter Sweet,” “Mistress natal appendages fit matter for POCKET BIBLES. A- M- Davomibtt. of the MftB»e.'‘ "Seven oaks," “Ar­ Okla, Lee & Dickinson and Chas. Furniss/ thur Bonnicastle,” “Plain Talks,” Large Print- Quarto Tesiamentn, dafi Christ's birth day.—the ^toy that Hay per Ton. . . POCKET TESTAMENTS. •• Titcombe Leiters," " Bay Path," Oyster Crackers 8 efa. a pound at the be held as sacred (not solemnly so) Closer Seed per tm, «.00 and the last (just published) “ Every I mMv'**U*M6 —The gcod aleighing makes things lively CHARLES H BRADY, ~ Sabbath,—the day that Christ is born Day Topics." . A tull hoe pf Blank Books. Led- _?Y'’"r J«x« in the bannrr village. We noticed over fifty again n the hearts of those who have loving ger?, Journals, Day Books and Cash t^tdudThVrei Try Sugar House Molasses only 5C trama in town at one time last .Saturday, thou and kindly desires,—the day that Also Shakespeare, Millon, Cowper, Books, Mernorandunis, Quartos, Rec-! ’.^e'n'iX » s. par gallon, at JAtwohertOgood will came Io earth. Then Byron, Moore, Scott, Burncs, Ten­ ords and Composition Books. ’ •■d —Our enterprising friand. IL D. Harley. LEWIS DURKEE, WAHWMU nyson, Whittier, Longfellow, Edgar Diary* for 1877, excelsior and per­ V),000 buibch Potat»et, T AW YER. Notary Public, Rml Brtateaod In.ar- A. Poo,a nd many other pools. petual, good for any year, al very low 1CUO.000 feet of saw top far thia reasons JLt »ucc Ageut. C->llc«tlona pCoujHlr uiadu. and Ccnrryancins properly cxscutcd OAcslnD.C I prices. Griffith's Htnre. Good-Bye Old Type. b,000 lbs. Butler. • THE GUNBOAT SERIES" Pocket Books and Bill Books, foi F'or Cutaneous Disorders. will interest every boy in Barry or ladies, gentlemen, youths and child­ 1,000 dos. Xgg«, S.*s&"r>UW.Afa auj . Baton Counties. ren’s use, very chenp. 1,(NO bushels Beans, jured. ' [i was a narrow escape. ThWatoca, ur *h> . a . tore of an inch thick. rill be sold at the Lowest Giihprlccu. ing to look at them. - Bosrox StomB, Nubvlll'/MM. Now, therefore, look cut for locals. (It costs noth­ . For six Ung years the present type has been charges. out faithful servant, and during that lime GKOJ Invartldy cure IIki fulliraring di»ea*ta eighteen were Wheelers, eatdowu to turkey and other Christmas goodies, at Mr. 1 J. — Very nice Maple Syrup at Tumirt. Wheeler’s,'on Monday. Fine assortnicnls.of’Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Vases, Toilet Sells, Smoking Setts, and a choice line of I.undborgs Perfumes; each ond every bottle warranted. Fine Cologne, Ink Stands, Box Paper, Stereoscopes and Slereoptic Views. ‘ ’ and in the wretched hovel of the starving day otfk-tober, A. D. tow.’ It has recorJsd the deeds of good sad Hannah K. Map — Buy Mittens and Glovea of m.i.t wcu 11 gr>OU JUT a out with their ultig^s and cutters onI .. — [ i long time of service yet; but we mean to Christinas, and the merry sleigh bell jinglAi publish the neatevt paper, lypegraphieany. its jiujte tt.e live long day. A. M. Daugherty. Lav Uses. Bay Centennial Jara Coffee for nothing, at 25 DanQhtrtv't. Mortaaffr, died > lr*» duly nppdi —OUR TOY DEPARTMENT .■—During 1877 wa are bound to teaks a tools; so old type, stand aside and make Morlgac-«•*• ou thc flret day of Jurw, A. Ji, 1*74, m r> duly awtsnrd !>y the .al l EnnU-r .Tom-, ndmlnhtw- Represents Toy Books, Bt 25 8tylcfi, Dolls (60 doz.) both room for your new neighbor. J—" ”J Do11’ ...... ia China and Wax, Alphabet Blocks, 5 won i uuri you a uu ii you speas a goou China and Wax. styles, and Toys inoutnemhlc, Fino Fruits, Toys. &c„ in Candy and Wood, all as low ns word for it now and then. BO*. For Cigars and FxrnWiIng Goods r in general go fo • Treutwinc'vStar barber ofMortficra, no p^n IM; «itwn w'hhh Nortcaxe | —We are under obligations Io friend The Circuit Court jronrsned at 2 o'clock, .Charley Wolcott, for coplta of the 8t. Loais Tuesday. Slgbty-nlM ml «.1W «Jnllir< ft*».4O, brehtev an j liailif Journal, a newspaper published at Chas. J. Wlwolon was brought before — Buy Roots ijn’l Shoot and auve 2-V perp 3L Louis Mo., by hh brother. Justice Hayford on tho 18th Just., upon a sent, of A. Jf? Daugherty. v —Joel Kocher, from the broad State of charge of larecny, having taken a pair of Buy the pure Rio Ground Coffee gloves from Loreuxo Gardner. ••Joe plead •Shop. Pau CanJi-a.fif all kindu i-nd vvle- ants of this vicinity, baring lately purchased not guilty, but saltlod the case by paying Lhe Misener farm, north of the village. —Tbs services at the Christian Church next Sabbath will be appteprate tp the Old — liny Prints at Black or Brown, go [Services at Maple Grove Center al 2 j p. m. Tople,;“Diary of,187C.'' and New Year. /AnKjlintv'a. to the SuiriHarbcr —Jovial Sam. Rohiuson is at homa on a and artist, for the Christian was sentenced to pay a fine of four dollars, Directors, S. J. । Treasurer. Daniel Striker; — We detest'the idea of dunning, but »wngemants with W. H. Msyera, if Grand why in thunder don't our deHnquents pay Rapids, to deliver a lecture for the benefit •o more keeping open saloons after certain hours at night and oa Sunday. 160 varieties of goods. A. M. Daugherty. All those indebted to the undersigned dollar*, due In t| roortxacc. ■ D-ded, Kdv. »lh. |V7* 7 Wll.UAM PAIUIENTER. —Owr folks think Friend Soule, to lhe tight.kind of a mao to make a good eom- State nf Ulrhlxsn. Serontrentb .1 udlrlal Circuit In Gtamoi’ry. Hull pending In the Clrrult Cost-1 fur the County nt Harry. ii> Cliamery, al itiu Court Hwiw In •aid County, on the 27thd#y of Xoveruber, A. D. JMfi. ItaathCwtorilr .jmrerinrby afiVtavl! nn file tn lua ,tu», that lhe shove tmmoi Defemtant. Jfmraa L l*»ekban>. la uol a rc-klcnt at thaMUajlf Mkhptn. and that her prremt place at nvt>trpoe > un­ noun. On motion of Alrtfab M. Flint, Complain- fcn<!a»tAM It i* farther ontrreJ, that vrithlu twenty <lajl thn Complainant cause u notire at thia onler to be publi-hcd lit the time prssrrllrtd fur her sppearanve. ’ EDWARD A.HOLBROOK Circuit Court Cmnmlwlwwt tn and for Barry Co. naroHp ndshC- M. Knappen. a.yoaag to>- Tax- his new field of aciiea, but we r — Leo.A Chipman have issued tickets an­ --------------why torero of the “fantmrtlc too/* can’t Mv * IM6. Oixtmimt.—S ore Xega, £ Ui im! drukr* In medic .1 wurtd.iu bnkwr.iu KF“ There >• cor.«!crabh Office. 112 Liberty Street. New York- The eldrtit. b«rt cnnduetW. n>«l ruecreefnl, popular thr flu-.-, .n.t uf GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO pl’UCQASKUS OF DRY GOODS, > GROCERIES HATS, CAPS BOOTS. SHOES, CLOTHING. NOTIONS, &.C., &C-, SiC tlnMa Patent Awrer In Mtchljan. M tV.Cor^row St.. DeiroW. TilO ■. K SPFAatv*, PreaMent. JONES i SELLECK, DENTISTS XA’JK LIVERYl jaws Mmaa.uM, Priuts, Cotton*, . plexy. Robert Crowhunt, of Bellevue, lest wook, TICKS, ruonuKTuB. . LIVERY. UETTICSS Striper and Checks. SALE and BOARDING STABLE, Geo. Bersona, formerly station agent of About three weeks ago Bcrsons ProtaUe Ottes la U»« Utf -if suddenly disappeared, and il is alleged look cansc.tr any there Ln, why the CIlArlolte. aud show prayer of the' ey with him. Bersons eras kaocksd down and robbed lost May of over belong- nrwrpxprr print- themselves. lb seat the hall. Tbs receipts will be esmfiTotal bill *3. ■ J«t> NASHVTU.lS ‘Slttf. jStadjj -glatlr CLOTHING! AT THE BAKERY WINTER per Suit Up., From woods BOOTS AND SHOES !j the robbers, being confined to >r some time. The company de- then decamped. He has heretofore borne i'rani In the >MtMr of the* saiais of MATTHEW J TE KIJBP IN UTOCK •I. Ai.DRtcn. FROM 30 to GO CTS. MUSIC? MUSIC? UHBT MU8KJ! . uw mW. : MAU. INaiUUUMTMJ -- — ■ TRlNGti, I-LGILBSK MU , FROM ,Tua Naw Yobk Family Sroar P.trxa, a haul, well printed and well tilled family pa- Salrrutux i> the Best BsleratoA Chemical Jarrard, Sr., wtu euSelero’V u Verter than Soda. Chemical baleratus has 16 ounces in a paper, while Irrtniu the Chrmiau Church Social at their soma brands have UOt. Chemical Baleratus is ch LOOK IN! I a Pair, Upwards. '• 15 GRADES OF TEA; an exoellao* reputation. ends with unfailing certainty. I 'r u_____ _ CAN B£ rovji) FP ES1I OYS TBKH. ’"T,B0L0GX.1 S^lViiJGE, GB.OCEEJES, aii.1 WARMTSKAL8 for tie HttjjjJ PBOBATE. OKDEK. U'.cera, kc„ can be cuibd. The ’ —We had faith in 3- Stevens and ^MMaw and withheld his jalsry for tha> purpose. treatment aa hnlkatod by nature, Beraona considering Ibis unjust paid himace the local m&ams'.ioa, soothe Madisou and trusted them for the Nava, 60 CENTS TO SlliU I'll POUND. All (toods .Solrf ns /&-prrsr»»t<vl, SutlrfcuUan Uuaranlud. PIANOS & ORGANS! nndf ' ..•MEN’S OVERCOATS West Bids of Maiul n/thn £tfeot, in W. A. Aylawurth'x Bride, | Location.— Ww.C.1, D«o,^ofi> all kinds warrautm harrala.) cAtiwx fWOMNCW ITW* iHRYANT W sTItATT'ON kX BCMINKAS lifillWKItMITV. During the next 30 days House on New Year’s night, by a ball. e know there to be first-etoa*. mpokt.vvt will be ctv.-n t<i any one rendering .uelfnformailou a« may 1-xl to lhe d -trrtlon at say t»rty er perthe enm>lerfrftlo< Ihr lunllcluea-or veodtag U>e *Mr. GEO M SAVAGE & CO w CPM7M» a considerable sum of the company's mon­ nouncing the first opening of their Open Holloway's Proprietor.-. FULL LINES OP tee Chicago 4 Lake Huron Hallroad, at Charlotte, has been arrested by the Sheriff of Castleton, that the und.-rsignod will bo at Nkbob' store in the village of Nashville, Fruit or should gi ’xft&sas nOLl.OWAY'S P|I.J> an- She w ku&wn la ibo winM fi.r.tta- a>Ih»«rtnAstir. Asth­ ma, B-Ummmc nplamw. fitoUho o» Ibartkia, Haw. CoMutnplIoti D»b!lltj\pnn»5,IU.» rul£Q.klJ.•>p-U«. frm. 1e Irrrmhriflrw.' rrrrr» r>f aWwHws; I Fite, Gout. Ilradadw. ludigcrtion. L«Sfciul»tkitx. I JatnulUr, u*cr Complaint*. Luwlows IfiJsp OS I HSc»m»tt«m. Rctcrftlcni Of urine. Scrrrfnh'TTKrev'S BEST ASSORTMENT OF Notice b hereby given to the’ tax-payere Dated, Dec. 4<h, 1876. Jmix Keaclx. Treasurer. t<> the prlnlrel dirvrtldn*. and »tw Omtmrot toeiffit. to well rnbbrd Into thf ,»ma1l of itw Hr-k st"be< time Tl>'« trvntm-r.t wf»--1v>- nlmr-.t tmmrdistw n lkf »!«>» all <ul,er <miUM GU-.1. FOR STOMACHS OUT OF. OMUUt. No re-dlatoe will »o ctfceUsatly La>|wo»v.tha tas*otthe •t<>ma,-li u* tlirx-'rill*; tpyy rrKyivcjji ytdl- .Mrs. 8. Alien, of Charlotte, while recent­ ly visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Knight, at Baton Uapida, suddenly died of appo- made'us a present of a pair of spring chirk- aranting some frsjb meat, knocked a beef will be left at the Justice office for collec­ ena of lhe yeUow lag stripe,—the kind that THOMAS H. BKAXBLOdSOM. ml <la reading and filing the petition. tion. 11 A. P. Nichola tsaal in expiring fell upon him breaking bis *o receive the tax for aaid township. W.G.HLSWORTH&CO W.ILL OFFER Tha Good Tomplara hire have made ar- of SUu> St-, and am now receiving, arj of their society in this city sometime in Janbare on band lhe finrelpt^ck of candirs in uery next. The subject, “Four yeais a the village. Old Santa Claua should not bilb, io non-raHul r.b.eribon, kn.l b»,o Hindoo," is said by th* pres* to bo one of fail to give me * call if he wants pure and the most interesting detcripiious of “Far choice candies. Otdera for wedding and you get your letter? private parties promptly atlamtoi. Tern* Cathay," that Una even been written. —The saloon business baa become such to suit the 1bnes. A. A. BURROWS. ROY. P. 8.—Subscriptions takes for weekly a nuisance :n the city-of Hastings, that the Hartlon, Dee 17 th, 1IX and daily papers. A. A. B. City Dads, after being pricked to it by the Noighbcring Newa. —il keep the most complete assortment in Naihville. L. J. WHEELER. Also Horace Cutout plead guilty to a Hr charge of being drunk and disorderly. In sums from $50.00 to $.'W0.0f>, ou finu Babbith School, last Sunday were each pre-1 Uidleman, Thos. Al toft, C, J. Norris, Bur-, cla»« Real or Personal NccaritiM. senlcd with a vase and volume of poems, as ton King and J. C. Bray ; MaraLall, Peter Apply to Wm. A. Atlswortu, a token of appreciation of their servkac in or nt his n-jriikmo or Muro. tbc school. CJASECI tn al! >K.ea»r< aff.-<llnj tli,-*® oijgui*. wh ly, plead guilty and paid a fine of $1.’ ehart furlough, during the holiday*, smd __ ___________~ ,__ but not leapt the probate court In in — Boy Mens' and Boys' Clothing and now some other chap smashes baggage and ; Daugherty tl. < ; Jumbles ont express on lhe Air Line Digel the best bargains at — —-i ,uml aion. Judge Prindle being very busy ■ • • Frisk — Buy Hole and Caps end find the lar­ ••Clem.” —Lari week. Msec Charles, a mixture of At a meeting of lhe Barry county Agltetflgest stank to select from, at Dnttjffiertjfa, white, Inlian and African, was found dead tuml Society, held at the court bouse on the — Huy Notions cheap nt the down store in bis bunk, in Dellovuv. Ho kicked the ' . A. M. Daugncrtv. 2Gth, the following permme were chosen as bedolotbM off sad Jack Frost nipped lhe officers Iw the ensuing year ; President, life outen him. John Daweon; Vtoe-Prasidenl. Henry Daugherty'*. —Belle Truman and Ida WoolcuU. the Houghtalin ; Secretary, Travers Phillips • organist gifts, AT BOISE BRO’S. PIONEER STORE! CASH!' noon. •ell at public suction, to Stic hlgh«-«t l.J4Jer, at , the north front door of the court bou«c. In the city I Al the Recorder’s eonrl Luther Hyatt, nrlta.lin^a Il—I 1.1—I,’. I was arraigned for being drunk and disorder­ •Sliop. I have opened a Confectionery and To- _ 33rSS’S,^Jys{®i.“£'JS:?! oall before purchasing your ___________ ;_________ ■''. > and gal a silver half dollar, given to you with every 6 lbs., at Daiujharty't. Di order of the Kidneys. -IN TOILET ARTICLES WE HAVE- —Forty-three relative, of which number for Childers, of nr.F judge urnteUu I. G. AYLSWORTH i CO. ■: gfvxjt away •vi. TUU . HlAlt. sysut 4*. ,uV lUwck, Haeitttgair . �CHICAGO fiio&atfgficafcaetfflgy vsaslng Boards. Including Loutoian*. Florida, aod 8oate Carolina, is gi van M follows: Til­ den. *.»0,»8T; Hsyx. A Ml 738 ; Ooopar, AS, W8> Smith aodacaUartag, 18.18S; making a total of B,«iS,877, ■gatart M37.315 in 187X indfi.718.7M in 16S8. .that all the Btoax Indians, with tbelodgss tulsd tmder-ebiefa, are sutantartrste the control of the Goveruroent al Washington, and Umt they have signed stipulations to yield up the Black Hills, along with right of way thereto tbreogh NEWS IN BRIEN. FMRNONAL. —Mr. Delano, chief editir of th* London Timcx.in very 111. and rapidly falling. Ii ia boiler*! bo cannot Uro many weeks. -John Bright doc* not bebeve that England baa any Intercot at stake in tho East wnlcli would warrant bar In going to war—Dot as much M would justify her in sending a single nan to slaughter. Lord Besconafield'a speech on tbseobjectbo describes as rbodomontade aud balderdash. —Tho Hoc. John Young baa been appointed - sole Carols, ion tr'for Canada to tho Sydney —A o.)ngratalatory letter from the Mikado of Japan lias been Ncsired by President Giant fepd made public. —At a rreeat meeting of tho House OommRtee on Fore gn Affaire, tho a-ldfcst of the Irialnation on tbo centenary of American inde­ pendent o was load. It wlU bo ramoml-ertd that this address wax presented to President Grant, but ita acor ptanco was declined except thrwugii the Britiah ^Legation. —'lhe Board.of Directors of the ’Western Union Telegraph Company h%vc directed Prvsldenl Orton to make all fogai rs^stancc to the demands of the Hotpio and ito committees fcr jwirate and ’ coniidouUal reports, and de­ claring that all messages sent by the company are the exclusive property of, and In the care of the Executive Committee. —Th* Florida Bapreme Court has' issued an order cireoting a recount of tho vote by tho Stole Canvsssing Board; and a declaration of tlio result as shown upon the face of tho re—Tbe fastoit voyage and quickest time be­ tween England and America is reoordud in favor of tho steamship Britannic. Oapt. Thom­ son, which arrived at QceetBlown !u seven days and thirteen hours from Now York. Exhibition next year. Ho will leave for Aus­ tralia early in January, and will probably bo through tbo sky like a train of blazing light, absent on fata rmsslon about flvo mouth*. from tbe far West to the Esat, on the night of —A special from Vienna aaya the remark Doo 2L to tbe throe of general ectamenL It made by the Osar to one of tbs Ambassadors recently, that Russia was ready to renounce Bon. From a comparison of the crude de­ occupation provided other guarantees ooold be scriptions given, the following la an approrifound, has been officially communicited to tho mate et tament of the path punned by tbe various Court*.' meteorite wli ilo visible -From eomo point aoutb—Tbe prolongation of the armistice until west by * eat of L twrecoe. Man.. to Miami coun­ March, 1877, is now certain. Turkey objected ty, Ohio, on tlio eastern border of that State; to shorten tho term. Bomia did not oppose her, beosoM she has only 130.000 mon ^u.cenacross Dlinota, from Adams to Iroquois coantrsted on tbe frontier, *0.000 below tho intendtiea ; across Indiana, from tbe southern por­ tion of Newton >county to Fort Wayne, Alien —Tbe taros of the prog>-amcos submitted by Bulgaria included general amnesty for political era point of Lake Erie and over the nortboffenders, eslf-governmeat, complete religious wertorn corner of PauDsylvauia into Now York and political liberty before tbe law, decrease of State. Tho distance was nearly 1,000 milea; taxation, temporary foreign occupation to dis­ the height above the earth's surface some arm the Mohammedans, and guarantoring re­ acventy-flvs milea when over Kansas, to forty forms by tho powers. —A terrible oolliery explosion occurred Dec. size of tlio meteorite Is supposed to have been U in tbs Booth Wales Company', pit, near shoal ninety yards In diamotsr. Newport. Beventaen bodies have been recov­ —Tho Patent Office 1b in a groat commotion ered, and many of the minus taken out alive over the discovery of supposed frauds in oonare seriously and some fatally injured. tinning on tbe pay-rolls a large number of —The Bev. John Spalding has been appoint­ sinecun*. It appeals that the clerks were ed the Boman Catholic Bishop of tbe now called upon to present themselves in person Diocese of Peoria, which has boon farmed cat to the Disbursing department, and draw their of counties taken from Um Diocese of Chtasgo, and tbs northern boundaries of which will be Appointment Clerk, as had been customary be­ the south line of the oconttee of Rock bland. fore. when it was discovered that between Henry, Bureau, Putnam. LaSalle, Grundy and twenty and thirty persons, whose names were Kankakee. Tbe new Bishop is a native of on tho pay-roll,.bad not appeared to demand Kentucky. their psy. Thia result naturally cause! a npplo —It Is said that. In ease of war breaking out in the office and Commiasiuier Duell vraa called between Bosela and England, tho active com­ on for an explanation. He declaimed all mand of tho English fleet would devolve upon knowledge of the matter, aud attributed the Blr Henry Codding ton. “ one of the youngest responsibility to Mr. J. Nottingham, ths Ap­ Admirals," who baa arrived only at th* callow pointment dirk, who was al once d.esiieaed, age of M. Tho Admiral of tbe Fleet ia Hir An investigation ia promised. George Sartorius, aged 87. —Tbe Senate relict ronnJttrr, appointed by Vice President Ferry to confer with a similar roiwuitoo of the House as to th* best plan fo,. harmonizing tbe differences between the two caused by a misplaced switch. Both locomo­ bodice on tbe ekctoral question, consists of tives wrro badly smashed and one engineer Senators Edmunds, Morton, Frclinghuysen, Several passengers sus­ and Ixigan, Republicans, and Senators Thur­ seriously Injured. tained fractured limbs by Jumping from the man, Bayard and Ransom. Demccrata. Tbe track to tbe ground. House committee is not yet appo'uted. paexengor and mixed It xlna on the Boston, Barre POLITICAI. and Gardner railroad, near Princeton Btalion, —Tbe Democratic Herat* of Ropreeairtaiivoo by which ono perron was killed, three fatally of Booth Carolina has elected M. C. Butler Injured, and twenty more or leas hurt. The reUnited Btates Senator. apousibility for tho accident to unknown. -Acting Vice President Perry and Hp-caker Randall have agreed that four Republicans and mino. near Georgetown, Co)., a few daya einco. three Democrats on the part of the Senate, and caused by a abaft taking firs about them. four Democrat* and throe Itopublicabs on the —Incnndlarias are a: work iu Little Rock, an part of the Mouse, eball ompcsv the joint is wiliiessod by tbo occurrence of another largo oouimittne to consider th- question of counting fire there on the night of Dec. 91. the d*.-oral vote. —A destructive fire occurred at Hom'r, Ia , -Th- electors! vote of Florida, tho«flrst from on Dec. 22, dostroying property valued at the disputed States, war received st Washing­ •160,000. Twenty bnaiuoRS bouses and dwell­ ton oa Dec. 30. ings were burned. The five wsa tlio work of —Tho Democrat* at Washington profeee to an incendiary. bare received positive information from Bep- -Indiannpt Ite was vtaltod by s light ootfia reeoDtative Thompson that Florida has given a gration on Dec 22, doafroying fiS.GtiO wortii of majority of votes for their candidate, bat Seoproperty. retary Chandler is equally positive that there —An engine on the Illinois Midland road ex­ oau bo no doubt about tho telegrams which ploded at Parto, Deo. 23. killing Izraia Wib ey, have reached him affirming the anocssa of tbe engineer. Charles Johnson, tirem*n,*andAllau Bepublioans. It is a fact recognized by both partlee at Washington that extreme talk is on tbe decrease, and that a peaceable conclusion of the present muddle is inevitable. —On Dec. 9 there wars in sight in the -When Gen. Dennis, tho Republican meeseogcr from Heath Carolina, handed in Uu> United State*and Canada: Wimal, 10,8M.<33 bushels ; coni. 8.660 814 temhoto; octa, 2,952.­ vote of that Bute, admitting there was a oou tort, no receipt was given to him. One reaeon 173 bartiels; barley, A397.701 bushels. Of thia tor the course pursued by Mr. Ferry amount there were in Chicago, S. 102.877 bushels of whe*t; 838,015 boabsla of corn; to the fact th*’, if the receipt vn givw, the first messenger reaching tbe treas­ 615,233 buabel* of oate ; 105.109 bushels of ury would tea be enabled to draw bta mileage rve, and 1.126,055 bushels of barley, and in Milwaukee 1.*07,276bashsis of wheat; 127* from tho treasury, and there is no provision bushels of com; IM 309 bueboto at oato; 32.05* in tbe lav whereby two persons both claiming bmdicls of rye, end 231.663 bnaheta of bartoy. to be BMoengKs can bo paid. Export* of breadeluffa from tbe loading acaboard ports for tbe week coding Doc. 18, in­ clude 70.225 barrols of flour ; 381057 bushels of wheat; 903.285 busbato of cam; L898 basb■ta of aata ; 300 txmhela of rys ; 21M« baahato at pea*; 5 399 barrels of pork; 11068,908 pounds of lard, and 5.029,803 pound* of bacon. »6 to >21) &»I££To-‘RaCJag WOOD’S good hie aecanc—B. & Bartor, MMtetanl accountant in th* Bank of Wontroal, Toronto, ha* been af- in saj irig that Sheriff Manning killed B'arvey. -W. 0. Walk Bupennteudentof tbe Money­ Order Department of tho Pittsburgh pootoffice, baa abecouded with fnndg of the department amounting to •1500, and It la discovered that he is a defaulter to a larger amount. —Four froight-tauna, with five men. wore attacked by Indiana on Indian creek. Colorado, recently, and two of the white* were killed. —A dispatch from Fort Davia, Tezae, aaya the Mexican rerohitionlata have captured an American named Miller, a banker, at Chihuahua, and demand a ransom of M.000. —William Mi-asenger was hanged st States­ ville. N. a. Dec. 28, for the murder, on the l*th of M«J tael, of Mro. Barati Belling, his mithtr-in-law. Messenger wa* jnat 9* yeara of aga oa tbe.day of bto death. —A revolution is threatened in Denmark by reason of the Radical members cf Parliament, who axe In a large majority, urging opposition win charm everybody, both old and young. Among the more notable papers will bs founds “Latter to a Young Naturalist,” by William Howitt, tho poet, and "The Btare fcr Jaaaary," by Prof. Proctor, the Mtronomer. urre.” with fao-simile reproductions from the "New England Primer" and Webster's old •• Spelling-Book." •*Badge's Visit to tbe Oeotanmal" by the author of “Helen's Babies,- REVOLVERS IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE What It Does! ar gi,.'»isa.u Beferred....The Orr_geu electoral matter was dtocuse*d....On motion Of Mr. Davis, buslnees was suspended, and the Renato then paid Its tribute of respect to the wtuory of Henator Caperton. Ap- HFS Pages for Very. Little Folks, eta, eta. In ■bort, this to tbe Naw Tub's Ncxnxn of .hat magazine of which “Tbe London Daily News" said. “ We wish we could point to Ut equal tn Bend one dollar tor a trial subscription, be­ ginning with tho November number, and inpolatnientof uaelnct cornEilltee to investigate tbe cloding the splendid Christmas Holiday num­ charge made by Hewitt, that hl. letters tax! been ber, with William Cullira Bryant's "Boya of tampered with in tho New York portoffioe. Io con­ My Boyhood.'* and the New Tsar's number, nection with it, Mr. Flatt sent to the Ctork'o dert, with William Howitt's “Letter to a Young mgiaM ANNOUNCEMENT lOHEYaE^ OPIUM by Tom Huanu. that earneat, honest, etroDghoarted Englishman, who ia known all over theworidae "tfte/Hsnd o/ffie acAooMoy.” —A apodal from Vienna says that Buwia hat granted 1000,000 roubles for tbo reorganiza­ tion of tbe Servian troop*. —Th* London Timet, in an article on the Eastern question, aays: “If the Marquis of Salisbury should bo instructed to tell the Porto that it would forfeit tbo support of England by uncampr.tuieiug rertataocc, tho now Grand Vizier would, we believe, see tbe neooesity of sumniarion, and the lasting danger of a war would pass away." -A crul'ing Austrian war vessel on the Danube was tired upon lately by a Servian fort at Belgrade, and great ia tho excitement in consequence. At last advioea, the Servian Government had made an apology and dtamlaeed the indiecreot commander of ths fort, and thia will probably allay tbe Austrian In­ dignation. —Eleven women and twenty-one men. stu- lnstittr.4. Bi. Petersburg, iiavo been arrested for shouting “Liberty." and unfolding a red flag bearing tbe inscription “ Union and Lib­ erty. " at service in Kasaan C.iurrh. Doc. 21 by tho Emperor in person,' during wLicli bo said, referring to the Eastern qutation: "Tlio ncgoiiaiiotm of tho pow< nt on tl>o Em tern quart ion, m far aa prootaded with, justify tho hope that my effort* and mutually conciliatory and peaceful intentions of tho Powers immediately concerned, will ba suoeeMful in solving tbe pending questions with­ out prejudice to tlio good relations exiaUng. Germany wtll continue, by friendly and dminterrsted mediation, to lend her oo-opcraUon —Bexvia baa most readily rendered complete and satisfactory reparat ou for the recent in­ sult to tlio Austrian flag, at Bslgrade, by a solemn salute to the Austrian flag. —Tho ooinpauon of Bulgaria by Belgian troc; ■ Ln still seriously considered. "OKTHE?IKAJ or corrugated appiaraocc. Unfortunately be had thrown ta tbo waate-baaket tbo anocymocs letter. (He received from ten to twenty a week.) There­ fore Its band writing could not be idenUficd. Hn, too, with the envelope*. They Lad been thrown IU aoee. Tbe reaoluUoc directing Mr. <kn*s New York committee ta investigate the chargee was than passed.. .Tbe Speaker laid before the House a There can be no mistake about it, '• Katchiees " plug tobacco takes tbe load. Old fluo-cut chowera aay it give* better -a tie faction and is cheaper than fine cut You cannot be impooed upon, as each plug be* tbo words, "Matchlees P. T. Co." on a wooden tag. Trv It once and ““ —«* w-—■ facturod by leges and Elections, and tbe reaoluttou was agreed to.... Arter tbe transaction <f acme unimportant bualneaa, the iterate adjourned until Tuesday. to aweeping in ito provisions, and the right of BarokDAY, Doc. 23.—Smaic.—Not in sesreligious worship, liberty of tho preae and free­ dom cf education are guarantee-d. —Tho London Times, in an arti>flo on tbo Genova award, closes a* follows: “The United States Congress ia perfectly within its oompoteuco in couaJdaring how tho surplus money of the Genova award shall be appraria ted. Tlio indemnity wa* paid for losses which the United State*, m a whole, was held to have sustained, not what Individuals proved to have ■nstalntd. It would bo too much, perhaps, to orders and correspondence cf U>o War Depart­ ment relating to tbe UmltaUona made by lhe expect any oonacienoo in Congress Moaitive Pneldent of tbe appropriations for the Improtr­ enough to inquire whether tho Geneva award ment cf rivers and barbora. and to specify bow the was too high, and consequently, that portion 0,000,000, out of lhe I',M0,000 appropriate d by the of the unappropriated balance might be iaat Cocgrisa, bare been expended, and ala> toetat* returned. Wo would bo sorry to *co such a delicate question ral»<d, interesting aa it would be." —San Dmalngo has just peeeod through Several years ago the wife of Alonso another 'evolution, deposing Qonzilez and restoring Baez to the Presidency of the re­ Hayward, of San Francisco, obtained a public. . divorce from her husband, and received Btatai. abn aatMKl. haiulMWWlz t»l»U<l; cor.Uhnn* THE LEDGER, agreed that an hour's discussion should be allowed, aud Mr. Gsrtteid apoke agalnrt lhe rvwnloUou, on the ground that tbe Hon k Is not jmrtifled In trractnx telegraphic cctcmunleatloos aa an official re­ port. Quite a long discussion followed, end finally tbe resolution was adopted without division. Fridst, Doc. 22.— Senate.—The resolutioo of Mr. MltchelL anthorialng an Investigation m rotes: Paine, Huntes, Hewitt, Bpringer, McCrury, Hoer. aud Willard of Michigan. C ONGREBBIONAL. $3.00 FOR $1.00 letters received by him lo-daj presented any ap­ pearance of having been Umpired with. After some little discussion, tbe prerioua question was •_________ _____ Chicago, niiiiol-. Have tho roaden of this paper over u«ed any of Parton*' Purjatice Pill*.’ If not, wtynrx? Th*y are th* beet family ph»ale, bmudrs being tho greatest anti-bilious remedy there ia tn thia coaniry. Etsbything about Sanford's Radical Cure for catarrh invites confidence. It to tbe prescription of one of our ablest pliyaioiatia, and ia prepared by one of the largest and most reliable drug house* in the United States. AUTOMATIC ACEHTB^^iH.w BOOK, CBCAT 8ILENT SEWING MACHINE. Send Poetal Card for IllueL-atc<! Price Uri, Ac. t.-r NeSier. lunMi and a*mpl--egnk*tt><a. p. w. ATKULKR a oo . Wirt sTci.ra m.. chtavn. dl Willcox & GibbH 8. M. Co., A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. sur WE WANT SOO MORE FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINE AGENTS. ANO 900 THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY, THE FARMER from him a full half of bis property, then amounting to many millions of dol­ lars. Since the MpsnAion his circum-. stances have undergone a great change for the worse, and his divorced wife has repeatedly offered him portion. a part of her The Christian Union LuteMMaiuttoul, Evangelical, Prv* As he persistently refosea to accept a cent of it, she hss altered her Editors. tack, and courted him so warmly that The Enemy of Dlfieaae, the Foe of Pain to Man and Beast, their remarriage is reported as soon to The ninth annirenary of tbe execu­ MUSTANG LINIMENT tion of Allen, Larkin, and O'Brien, the three Fenians hanged nt Manchester for murdering SergL Brett, was celebrated in Dublin.- About 1,000 men, headed by national baod-i, gross earnings for tho aix mooths ending Oc­ tober 31. stows the re.-aipca to be: Freight, •ls7U.mM; peaeaagor. MMt.fiM.fl6; mail, >47.963*7: etpreas Ml 966 25; mtoeeltauoooa, fiifiLllfi 831 total, M.6M.3S1 OT. Beveo par escL of Ibis amoon* (6179,6** 57) totob CCT >26 marched round tbe monument in Ohumerrin cemetery. irwrjWSTSa. tt cento leas. OrdSV alxe twe MERIDEN CUTLEBT CO Received the HICHSST CBNTaNNIAL RRtZS. TABLE CUTLERY. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Nashville News Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Nashville News.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank the Nashville Michigan Historical Society for their generous support in underwriting all digitizing expenses to have the Nashville News scanned into PDFs.<br /></strong><br />The Nashville News is one of the oldest newspapers in Barry County, MI. 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