https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-01-04.pdf.pdf 068feb774c2a8df1766ec9968db89d1e PDF Text Text VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO/, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. 1879. And they retried that so it should ba. They‘all went back to Shrublands, and Constance was married the next week, not ip the widow's weeds, but in full bridal costume, with several bridca- Uv. earnest friend, her schoolfellow, her one dear companion, for whom her affection could never be dimmed. And thia Potter always speaks of hi* old friend friendship had continued nnaiiatod for Black with affectionate commiseration, a whole two years after her marriage to and swears that the worst five minutes Erucat, during which it bad been her be ever spent in his life were passed in chief delight to entertain Constance at the Brighton express in company with her new home. Now Ernest wasn't at Madame Theresa. the tieginning, st spy rate, at all fond of 1 At ail even la bo' found himaelf on thConstance, and used to think her visits rather a bore. Anything war better, platform of Victoria station at noon. however, than haring hia wife in the Ah! there waa Capt Potter, aa lifcxThe brethren of Hardin Lodge. No. dokfnla, and on such occasions he would pected, stalking up and down, evidently 322, on last Saturday night, were treat­ expecting somebody. Ernest ; didn’t ed to a surprise on a point not set down io avoid in the Ixxika, and which, as an inter­ seenicd anxious, on hit pretation of Masonic law, entirely seta any recognition. But ----- T. — — aside all precedents laid down by Oli­ KX- Constance was of an adaptive Constance. He kept, however, a sharp ver, Mackey, Moore, Cross, Mitchel] or look-out on the Captain, and. all of a other learned writers on Masonic ruling nature, and fonder of masculine than sudden, he noticed that hia eves lit up, and usages. It seems that there was a saw feminine society. She professed great and, taming quickly an.nt. l, candidate in waiting to take the second interest in Ernest's pursuits, which a lady in deep mourning pass into the ilegree. and, aa the lodge had considera­ were rather of a miscellaneous charac­ booking-office. Potter now took up a position close 1 ble buiiincaa to transact and the night ter. Altogether she grew in grace and waa stormy, the gentleman concluded favor with the husband, and declined in .to the wicket that opened to the depart­ to return home until such time as it anal mcanra in the wife's esteem. ure platform where the man stood who should plea*- the lodge to take up hia o was too keen-witted herself not to ■use. When everything was ready, a ixnceire thia, but the ineradicable love brother waa sent to find him, who re­ of corpetry and mischief tliat lurks in turned and reported that the brother liad gone home. Whereupon a com­ Brown. No; the lady waa of quite a change her tectica. mittee was apjMiinted to wall on the Ths end of it was a desperate quarrel different carriage and figure from Con brother and inform him tliat the lodge tx-tween Constance and Theresa, and stance—more like his own wife, he said, ’■as now ready to proceed to busincM. Constance's hasty departure from Shnile with u iealona Jiang that he laughed at The committer Started out through tbr land* in a great rage. On her part. himself next momt-nt for feeling- Who­ ■now and storm and finally arrive;! at Theresa rowed tliat she Would never ever it waa, she jutnj»ed into the car­ the house of the gentleman and rapped have tliat deceitful girl in her house nage, and the Captain after her. The at the dour, which waa opened by hia guard whistled off the train, and Ernest wife, who was already dressed for the “All right,” Ernest had said , "if you turned away, thinking that he lia>i Iwen night The committee stated their don't care about it I don't" biisincM, when they were politely but Thea he *»• another young widow But Thera*'* jealousy, onoc aroused, energetically informed bv the lady was not to bf quieted by any such pre gnxing eagerly at>ont her, and running “ that at present she luul a stronger tensra thrac. It was all very well of here and there, evidently looking for gnp on Mr. X. than the grip of aa en­ Ernest to say so, bat hia saying so didn't some one the couldn't find. At last, aptered apprentice that the lodge might deceive her. Having once thrown her jiarenlly overcame with emotion or do ns it pleased. but, the Ixird willing, influence over Erucat. Constance, she fatigue, she flung licraelf ujxin a bench Mr X. was now about to retire with know, would not be satisfied to resign !,“* ''tJ!1’ 1 X" X-;-tS -mil tort W.UU4 Im. J w|th rora^ „hll her power so •■aaily. She didn't doubt U». but that Constance would, in some way ciwoon and returned to the lodgeor other, contrive to see him, and this Ihv! s bomb-ahrll fallen through the morning's paper hxl given her a clew to roof it could not havr created more the means she ailoptod. confusion tlmn the report of the com­ Very welL Theresa, Ux>, would be at mittee on the reply of the plucky woman. The hair nt the Worshipful Tfoi carnage had just returned from Master stood ujiright “ Eke quills upon taking Ernest to the station; it should the fretful jKirenjune," and lux liat rose also convey her to the next train for London. Siu- would have sufficient time to reach the trystiug place by gd&haXalMra. WaSafttr •**•■**(■ rreyet mertnia «v*r7 Mar.*.*, m. B«<«oel> _Wr4art4«i ry« Ihiwira Com Stoaorr* H.TOVSQ.W. M. HM PARMENTER. J. I. BAKER. WALTER & POWERS. LEWIS DURKEE widows bewitched. GramTaml gorgeous i* the first mom ing of spring. It ia not the tapping of woodpecker in the hollow beech. nor yet the nutchat humming at hia lirvakfast. that soft rap-a-tnn-brp one Ix-an. It is only Mr. Ernest Black knocking out hi» pipe against the garden-seat. Happy man! to have such a charming 1 nook wherein to smoke the early pipe. I His comfortable mansion of Shrublands. I WOODLAND HOUSE. wide, open place, not adapted for con ci-almenL flow should she so disgi:i~herself that idie might witness the m«w: ing unobserved? Th«RaL<- remembered Hist her Aunt Blake, who had liecn a widow for a couple of years, bail left lxhind her a widow's cap, bonnet and veil, haring taken the opportunity of a visit to her niece to resume the ordinary costume of womankind Bonuebi aye not formidable things now-a-dajra. and Theresa put her aunt's weeds, with a black crape shawl, into a traveling-log Hheputon a 11look dress with a while shawl over it, and her usual traveling bonnet, that she might not give rise to surmiaes at her sudden a* aumption of mourning, and then started excitement, called the mill from lalxir to refreahmvut; the Treasurer dapped Ina hand on hia jax-ket-book . the Secre­ tory njart ills inkstand; the dcacuua moved unoaaily about, and the Tyler waa and. jircacntlv. rising to the occasion, the brethren burst into a roar of laugh­ ter which fairly shook the building. after wluch order wna restored, and the lodge was closed in due form until such after you left, air, and she seemed so time as Mrs. X- will allow Mr. X.to take wild-hke and unaccountable, that I made the second degree. Ru /ini<nul Mo.J bold to follow her for fear she might UNION HOUSE Brighton. and have just seen hrHow <l«re yon follow yunr n>i«ttws The man turned away in blank W. D. PURCHIS. FRANK J PUR CH I*. Ernest thought that it wm very good to 1m> here, a* lie smoked hia jape on his garden-seal. Hut everything comes to an end. and, by the lime he luul finished his pipe and knocked out the aaliex. a cloud had come over the sun, the air waa chilled and the beauty of the morn tarnished. It waa time, he found, to start for hia train. He went into the house to say “good-by" to his wife, for he heard the carriage-wheels grinding on the gravel as it came round from the stables ^y91s< ®TT HOLflR Nashville, Michigan. C. 6. Wotcorr; Proprietor. "JfONEY TO LOAN Pemial er BcallEnate Seexnty. Aoply to Wm. A. Atlswobth. ILLIAM JONES. " Didn't I tell yon ? ’ said Ernest. " I intondod to. I shall bo borne to dinner. I am only going to town to ace the old maAtrrs. They close thi* week.” ■ Ah! if you had told me in time I wonld have gone with vou.” To say tho tenth. Ermwt did not much care for company when be was going to look at pieturra “Pity, eh?" be said, carelenaly put­ ting hi* hand under her chin and giving her a kis*. “ Well, another day, perh»jH, Tottie"—her name was Theresa, but her pct name -vsa Tottie and tlieu perhaps I eau go shopping with yon." “But I particularly wanted to *ee those pictures ” “ Why didn't you think of it before? ’ “ You should have told me you were ’ Emesi." said Cunstance. * we lu both Ixv-n dcccivod." “HtnfT!"aaid Ernest, "it was a tn w» played you. that's all. we found < your plot, and we counter-plotted. The answer is thrust upon us by daily olxM-rration ami «xprncnce. Then- an> two sentinels jxisti'd. so to say. alxitil the organism to protect it alike from with the nice, trim figun the axranlt of cuetnie* without, slid ex­ “ H<>.“ she thought, ” that i* the way porting friemls within. The first nf you look al young women when 1 am thea>- guanlians is the M'tiae of fatigue.. not by ? " When tin* up »k* there is need of rest Th* next turn that *he took she start for repair, if the monitor be unliced«-»L od aa *hc saw approaching her from the exlian*li<>n may supervene; or before ojijMMiite side of the platform the verr that jwiiut of injury ia reached the double ot herself. Black drooa, black second gnanlian wilt pertiajM, interpoM crajic shawl, widow's cap, Ixiunet and i for the vital protection— uameh, jMun. everything' Hhc thought, at the first [ Tho aen»e of jxun, hdwever, is more moment, that there was a mirror oppo,' diretly significant of injury to struct" What do yon intend to do, Erucat,’ fleeted image. But it was not so. The ■aid Constance. clutching him by the ct-sxivo strain of function, although in lady threw up her veil and revealed die arm. "It u all very well to tell your the i-ase of tlu- vital organs pain occur* | feature* ot Cunatance Brown. It wae whenever the jirea*uro npr.L Speak- ! only for a moment, and then she drew ing generally, it may be set down a* an her veil closely over her face, and, mak­ taxom that, whatever collateral us.-» ing a alight giwture, a* it seemed, of jauii may sulsterve. ita uiiicf and moat caution, she made her way to tiic Ixxik“It is impossible," said Ernest. obvious service k> humanity is as a ing-officc. went up to a porter, and "How blind you arc," aaid Constance. doterront and warning sensation to ward aakrd. in a clear, loud voire, when the "I always mistrusted Theresa; she was off danger It is worthy of note, though train staited for Brighton, my early friend, yon remember, and 1 sufficiently familiar to medical oboerver*. Thcrvan glided into the office by the believe that Potter use,I to cornu to our that the absence of thi* subjective opposite door. The pretended widow bouse on purpora to see her. using me svmptom in <*** of aewre injury i* too was waiting her turn at the ticket-hateh. as a blind. Oh, Ernest, what shall we often indicative <>f an injury beyond re­ With the auicknoia of thought Theresa 4of pair. The extinction ot juun ia no* ran up to the barrier. A geLial-looking the lugheat. although it may !< a gen old man waa taking his ticket enxu impulse. If there were no guard­ “ Might I ask you. sir, to get me a ian wnaibibty of this nature it would ticket for Brighton ? " lx- impoaaH.fo to live long in tho world "Moot certainly, madam," aaid the without *<‘lf-infiie‘.ing tire rno*t formid­ able injurin'. That pain, in the *ectmd | place, ha* an educational value aa re"Ekrawt! ” said * deciare, feminine gurda the mind and temp>-r no one can voice at"Ms elbow. doubt. Some forma of join would »vm He turned, and beheld hia wife and to be chiefly intended for this purpose; Capt Potter. but oven in thia view pain baa a practi­ '■ Hullo! "crisd Potter. “EmraLmy lioy, how are you ? Gad I Pro got into cal iulcrrai, bct.-au.se the high, r develop­ ment of the mind, ami of which the * pretty mea* with all thia ambuscading; wrong party after all, jolly row, pull the string. *tot> the train—Clapbnm Jtmoloofo-d rather liard at the Voting widow changy srfdowv^thytimr NJtW LIVERY ,o3 fiHOflHljltj;!? .wnnwrr-7 J “ Come into the waiting-room." cried Black, “and tell me what it all means. Potter, I consider you an unprincipled fellow io inveiglo thia young lady into such a trap. Yoq know you only want NUMBER 15. should ba beaten in a *old placeVeou-itox or Ccfbo*u>s.—Ths ventilation of eopboarda is one oLibore looked in th<: erection of houses, while the want of a thorough draught is epi to make itself unpleasantly apparent to the smell. The remedy of the defret i*. however, very simple; if possible, have perforations made through the liaek wall of the closet, and a few ia ths door; when the wall ot the closet can­ not be perforated, bore hoh-a freely in the door on- the top and bottom. To prevent dampness, with the accom[iaaying untikaaantucM and injurious effects of uiitOrw in cupboard*. * tray of quick­ lime should be kqrt, and chaugod from etotbss, and are sMstari of Immwvwl* >. t-ofT A gontleman Lving oo Marshall ateeai, who haaa boy that i» full a* kitteuy aa . hi* father, •-•rail the article and pondered ' deeply. Ho knew that Col Ingrt-' •oil was a anece** xt raising children fn ' • the way they should go, and he tbonght ' he would try it ' The boy had r—i>4,'"~ him oMMiidarabla annoyance,. add Blade up hia rni*d .that be bail not treated the boy right, ao he called the boy in from the street, where he vm putting soft soap on a lamp-post in order to see the lamp-lightCT climb it, and nCd to him: ' “My-aon. I have decided to adopt •’ different course with you. Heretofore I have bean careful aliont giving you money, on<i have want--d to know whore every cent went to, and my anpervudon has no doubt been annoying to ypu. Now. I am going to leave rov jxiekrtbook'in the bnrean drawer, with plenty of money in it, and you are at hbrfty ’ to use jdi you want without asking me. I want you b> buy anything you dcsiryr.. buy your own < iotbes. and to ford a* r though the money waa youps and that you imdnot got to account for it dual , make youraelf at homa now, and try and liave * good time." Tl>e boy looked at t.lir old gentleman, • put his hum! cm hi* hrnd on though he’> had " got' rm sure." and went out to IM tx the lamp-lighter chmb that soft soap, i Tlaa next day tfo? *lern portJtt went oat ;r into the country, shooting, and te- v turned <>n the midnight train three d«v» . inter. He ojx-nt-d the door with a latch­ key, and a strange yellow dog grabfo-d lum In- the elbow of hia jointa and*•hook him, be »aid “like theagur." >=; The <l«g larked and clieontd, until the bod enme down in hia nighfcehjrt -w and colled him off. He told hia father .. ho La.l Ixiuglit Uud dug of a fireman ' for ill, ami it w*s probolily the lx-st, ’ dog lorgain tliat htwi beCn made thfs^ ■rumjii. Hr xoid tfo-firrnmn'toM hhs > he could find a man that" wanted that The joint in a sheep of the best breed and in fair condition, which contains the least proportion of fat, is the leg. and next to that ia the shoulder, while the loin. n«rk and breast have the largest proportion. Aa a rule it will not pay to winter poor stock of any kind if the food they consume na’s anything, besides all ani­ mals are in better condition at the be­ ginning of winter than at any other The Strugtrk In Central Aria. season of the year. During the. winter The Anglo- Afghan war and the most kinds of stock lose flesh unless troubles ajiprvhehded with China pos­ they are bountifully fed and warmly sess mon- than a local significance housed, and it does not jsiy to take thir. They ar»- the prehminarv ntej« leading | trouble and incur this expense tor any­ up to b great conflict that must some thing IKit the beat. The weeding j<ro 1 day agitate Central Asia—the strife of eeaa is, therefore, in order. I giant* for poamwauin. No one now liv- , Winter is the rime for reading and ( mg mar see the struggle, but it is mam study also. No reason why a farmer I fe«Uy dentmed U> come, sooner or later., shouldn’t lake time for intellectual The attack upon the Ameer and the j muttering* of the (Thineae are only ' signs that Rua-aa. through the natural ' action of growth, is reaching points that 1 threaten encroachment ujwin India and . self falling behind the times- Nor will it do to forge; or neglect the social dll tics altogether. None of us con avoid them without positive detriment to our ■.-Ivos. Colt irate neighborly feelings, therefore, and do something for the nations and impressing them with tincomfort and happiness of others as well fear of it* strength, cannot extend any aa yourself.—Exi'himgc. further to the wrot. Against growth I Raw-hiiiE horar-ahucK are not fashion­ tn that dirKctt'iu tin re ia the impcuetra-1 able o.i jirairir land. In fact, the nat­ ural hoof ilocs better, and really well, She cwuiiot cxja.tul in ■ southerly diexcept on rocky rtsuls. The raw-hide nx-tiun without a fierce real stance, and shoe is really more valuable, if valn- ■buigrrou* complication* with the great al>fo at all. on dry hard ruailii than on powers; and. •■ven with even? obstacle wet or muddy roail*. Ko on frvren removed, the territory itself ia too small roads, where there is no ice. they may to answer the demand* irf its growth. wear tolerably well Ncvcrtheles* we Having olrtainrd a f’x.tliold in Asia do not sujTpoae they will soon snfqdant Minor *x ysirt indemnity for tho expense* iron, where shoes nre necraaory at all of th.- late war, she may. and proboldy The jxirent took off hi* pants, wlial will, mcn-oiui in tliat .llrcctiou ; but it ia the dog luul not removed, and in ths finding oat that shoeing is not so caret hall he atumbli-d over a birch-bark, tial as lias txwn generally suppoacd. ej canoe the boy bought of an Indian for . erpt where the team ia to lie driven o uu......... U..O...UX ... and an army musket with an iron ferule territorv The advance guard of' ramrod fell down from the corner. The jirairi' fo r armies nn.l jsiEticiana have ahrady . I*’* luvl paid for that He had also reached the Western limits, and are I lM'<ight himself an overenatwithaseab jirraMOg down npinPerxia. Afgiiamatsn. "kin collar and cuffs, atu) a complete and Uu> w. ntrm Chineoe boandary; outfit of eahco shirt* and silk aUwlung*,. while on tb«- Pacific coast her trader*. I«» In* rtx.m the parent* found the coming down from the North, are already . marble tup of a Mxla-lountain, a ’“Wtreapaasing upon lhe rich provjncea of borrow, and shelf filled wiUi all kind* Chinese Tartory. This growth cannot ' »>< canned mrat, prracrvra. and erarjtera, lie stopped except by tfo- extinction of and a barrel of apples. A wall tent and Riuaia. It will move on with the P*>r« of blankets were rolled wp stea.lr progress and resritlr** power of 1 ready for ramping on». and a burkakin not flourish everywhere. It is very the roung tide Barrirni mav Iw Emit shirt and a pair of mnluroy panto lay sensitive to frost in the early stages of to step it. but it will either overflow ami on the lied reiuly for polling on. Sw. it* growth Yet in Enghuui. and in sweep them awav. or. if thev prbve too fi*b-poto» *»d a Ixxkitful of bah-line* Pennxylvnnia, where it i‘ produced, we strong for that,’rt will trend in other »crs ready for business. and w oTsterbear little alxrat ita bang killed by frost. ilirecUuns w fo re tl.e rcosUu^e is weaker. i Cal1 full of grufowonn* for bmt wre In Chili its character waa changed. It If the new bcmcra England i* now «iuinning on the wwhstsndL The old did not make lhe battle against frost, seeking to erect on her northwestern , gentleman looked the lay-ont orer. luit against drought. It ixiars the same frontier prove impassable, tho tide will ’ t>oked at pocke^biwik in th® barea* character in California.—Non Erin- turn due <n*t and sweep on where the* drawer, m empty a" n contribution box. • .i I rraistancc is lera. namedv, over CniM.Ar.L.. w S»rt—A wnta u. a. , Tribu„, Londjin Gorden says tliat he find* fruit to keep bex! in perfectly dry sand. He keeps fruit this way all the year round. W. SUU He has hsd French crab* two yoara old itend to Th® Catelac pear has re maax-d atumd Tod ing »♦ *r Fan*. He received a letter for twelve nrontha Tho fnul must be sound when stored, and the sand must informing lum tliat the writer had a* <1... . [»,»,oui„,w tomr,t i. »1* lx? quite dry. The chief advantages of . (lacking in sand are the exclusion of air current*, the preservation from change* of tcn>|x-raturr, and the ulnorjxion of moisture, winch favors decay. Much will depend <.u the apartment in which the experiment is tried, a dry or cool one being Im-j.l Thia ia not a new dis­ covery. The Pcnnaylvania Dutch farmera have Jojig prae'iced thi-i way of keeping ajiplca. — ■l“ hl" L ’,5 'V- T'rt” to indicate the exact spot tf be wonld agree to divide the spoil. The mer­ chant wux at finit meboed to treat the 1 letter as a hoax, but ujxju receiving a -k- "W »x> ___ .j, an answer agreeing to the proposal An address lias been prepared by the4 The next day lie WM waited upon bv a gentleman of ugre<-*blr manner*, anti it I Enlistment Lalwr Association of this wm arrange.! that the search should tie i citv. showing bow the empfoymeot -®fs 100,000 men for fire year* may te promade at night, in order to iirovent the • neighbors from talking. Th* box—a vidad by way of the enlistment p!a». HOUSEHOLD ECOWOHT. wry weighty on*- was duly tuwartfo’d. Members of Congress an- provided ini«L when token into the bouse and j with copies, the purpose being to h*X» ojiened, waa found to contain R,lKN); Irgialatiou <m tli« .-ubjoct this MHaion... The plan i* to authorize the President fnuira in silver piece* of 5 franca each. to issue a proclamation calling for die' L.U. oil iatoo.’. Tb. mereh—A. m»eb X Oo re­ __ . _ _ •«»___ . . itilt of the M-arch, at once lianucil over attract them without fail. to l-e divided into •ietachnu-DUofJXlkO.’ the half which ne had promired to hi* To RrMorr Gkeakk Spots—To re­ informer, who remarked that It waa J or 10.QOO each.'and di«tnbu»rd through­ move grease sjiota from carpet and re­ rather a heavy lump to carry to the rail­ out the Western Territories, on lands cf store colors, take a hand fill of c-nmbod way station, distant about a mile, and the public domain, each delachmBirt *• wmp barfo—quillaya—to a pail of water. tliat, perhajm. tlie mercluuit could oblige l»e furnished with agricultural ar-d other Scrub the spots and sponge the carpet him with uutex or gold instead. This imptementa of industry whcrwwiUt. the merchant waa very happy to do; but cultivate the soil and develop thc.miaanSextant*.—Talk to them not merely bo regn-tted it bitterly the next morn-1 eral ruaoureva of ‘''.the “T cuu-tiy, the 2^* to give orders, but to enter kindly into ing. m he mw that tho S franc pieces ! oobI ywH of producta from every *oun?tf I to go to the benefit of tho (roverntoeBk their interrat*; warn them gently of their as a port of the recompcnre of the ob»* failurra, and praise them always when lay involved in putting th« pbu into they do well. Encourage with moder­ Our Old Fri nd, the Apple. practical operation. Tho men ar»:M ate but hearty praise. The genuine apple-eater cor roemvo th- same pay in clothing and To Cleanse Oilt FsaME*—Take himself with an apple, in their » untHcient flour of sulphur to give * gob a* other* with a pijie or cigar. WImui rations aa •oldiers ot tho regular axmjr, den tinge to one and one-half pints of be haa nothing eL«e to do. or ia bored, and to be under the *ame discijiline os water; boil in this water four or five ho cat* «u apple. While be ia waiting voluuto't soldiers, and to receive ft the onions, strain, and when cold wash with for the train ne eat* an apple, sometime* expiration of tfo ir term of service H» soft brush any part that requirtvi re­ several of them. When he takes a walk acre* of bmd •* adilibntral bounty, while storing; whan dry it will corns out as he arms himself with apple*. Hi* trav­ the enteriiriae ra to be under wimpeteiA officers appointed from c*ril tfe. Thia eling hog is full of apple*. He offers an apjih- to Jiia romu.ii.ion and takes one himaelf. They arc hi* chief aobco when on the road. He sows their wed all along lhe route. He tosaes the core from the car window and from the top of tlw alage-coach. He would, in tunc, make the land one vhat orchard. Ho dhpenma with th* knife. He prefers that hi* teeth nhaH have the first taste. Then he knows the brat flavor in imm»diately beneath ihn akin, and that in a teto a dials, not ttm add a puiof pored appls thia ia lo*L If you will and bod a few moments. A pou white sugar should bo added to a 1 the juice; boil again ten minntea.1 and your lomonadi ' ” spoonfuls of the �= Hire ef -rriy description and variety, from a picture frame to a fine parlor suite. Up-stairs retd down, their large aalea-bouasia packed to ovw-flowing with furniture, and the beauty of the whole thing is. they manufacture all Desertton was a very eomtnon thing in th* aimy before the war, *s it prov­ crivd. the tears sthMUiing down hl* ed to bs during the war; bat ths au­ eheeka, sating and begging for a lera thorities had a wry dlffhrMt way lo number and much lighter blow*. Tbe punish for the crime. Why mes should enlist, lake the required aath, and then soon *a an op;K>rtunity p.-reented ■nd is chock full of enterprise and vin­ egar. He'ha* juat closed a prosperous business year, nnd inaugurated bi* sec­ ond annual cort **lv. in order to clear nut all goods, a* it ta hi* motto to Iwgin every now year with an entirely new atoek. As the ante Liats only 40 day* it keep* Lol. and all Iranda "bobbin r" to supply the want* of the prtmof cus­ tomer*. who are thronging in to get Ute UMfllotUe low,eric* >. ., They report having met with much greater suecesa than tlrey nutrcipaUd, and a few months ago they put in n fine stock of furniture in the general line, coffin*. raakrta. etc., and by selling at very low margins, are working up a good trade. ahead of my bayonet, dragging or car­ rying a heavy ball of iron fastened to a chain, and the chain to a belt around hia waist or ankle. I really felt sorry for the poor fellows, but yet I could not help but think .that it was no more than they deterred. Would'it hare been Ona of Naterille’* young and mote en­ terprising busineoa men. la doing a big business in outtera thia winter. Wo were shown some bounties a abort time since, that were truly refreshing to our poor eyes. 'Geno alto manufacture. army than others 1 Wa* it any harder T he continued cold wo for them to bear tee reproaches and a dumper on trade nnd I scoffs of the civillian* than others f few persons are ... in ____ town___ Could they ndt bear the vtigma of be- ! main no longer than neccZai wagons and bnggic*, and doe* it so good, and doc* it so cheap, that be has no trouble in selling all he can. manu­ facture. _ cn**. w. DEMAXLXr. In Kocbe- Bros*, store, exhibit* a line line of Jewelry and ailvsrwnre, which he is ever ready to sell at astonishingly low prices, nod beiug a practical jewel­ er, doe* all kind* of repairing accurate­ ly and ebeay. Proprietor of the Pioneer Store, can never be fonnd with a poor <<r low stock of go Mis, and tl>e counter and shelve* fairly groan under their load of staple and fane)- dry goods, dress goods. prints, beta. caps, clothing, bo-rt*. shoes, gro­ Keep* a fine stock of the celebrated ceries. glassware, notion*, etc., the pri­ Rockford Watches, jewelry and silver­ ces upon which a re so lo w. tliat hi* cus­ ware ; is a tine workman, and doe* ev­ tomer* *to numbered by the hundreds. ery description of repairing cheaply, He ba* s large quantity of merchandise and with neatness and despatch. which he proposes to sell st co*t, for tbs next sixty day*. At the elevator, live yet to sec the day. in which they liave been given away Is another of our young and enterpris­ on price* on wheat and other farm ing buxines* men, and Hiram would a* grains. At their pheno! businea* can soon go out of bnainea* a* to be under­ always be found a stock of floor, feed, sold. Just now a great number of peo­ seeds, lime, salt, plaster, stucco, hair ple are being suil(ed) at hi< store, whilst and shingles, which are always sold at other* are carrying away huge bundle* lhe lowest possible price*. of dry goods, bate, caps, boot*, shoe*. Located in his own tine brick store, if not tbe first, is at least the second bus­ iness man that opened a store io Nash­ ville; Mr. Grifiiitb always keep* a fine stock of general merchandise, clothing, groceries, notion*. etc.. and being a square-dealing man. retain* many of' hia old customer* that be start'd in with, when Nashville waa a feeble in­ fant, ten yean ago. At the big horn tnaiket, never give* a tongh roast, but cot* offchoice slices of aleak that never fail to make ooe's month water. The milliner and dre*s-mak<-r. deserve* a passing notice, a* her slock of milli­ nery, fancy good*, collars, culls, tie*, flower*, feathers, etc., are always up with the times and she ia constantly making many a lady’s heart leap for At the long brick, ha* the largest store ia town, but very often it i« not laige enough to accommodate the stock of good* be carries, an.l they liave to be yacked down cellar. Mr. Truman, in Also keeps a full stock of millinery, making up his stock* for the variou* etc., and a* she sell* low enjoy* a good department* in his store, i* always par­ trade. She doe* dreae-making, cutting ticular to select only the best grade* of and fitting to order. good*, and sell* them at the lowest po*• ible price, thus enabling his large and Our gunsmith. run* the neatest estab­ conataatly increasing number of cus­ lishment, in the shop line, in town. tomers to always go away from his Alf. manufactures a superior gun, and stare happy. always keep* a stock of revolver*, cart­ ridge*. etc., and sell* -very low. Are nan bered among the young Irani neo* men of thi* village. They hare Proprietor ot the foundry and machine >w*n identified with the buaite** inter­ shop, is doing a good business in his rote of Nashville scarcely 4j I ear*, yet, line, and ia now turning out bob*, sleigh • by always "keeping everything in the shoe* and all manner of omling* till general merchandise line, that anyone yon can’t rest. Whenever you want would wish to call for, and by »q aon- anything in the foundry line sec Joe. dealing and prompt attention to cu*tomera, are now enjoying a trade tliat many merchant* in n much larger place than Naterille might well be proud of. At the down town store, ia one of oar good -natnrnd merchants that wouldn't "get left" on price* under any dreamWho is doing busiueaa at Woodland stances. He runs a full line of grocer­ Center. Ilia stock ia a bran rew oa? ies, clothing, hate, cap*. Ixx>t*. shoes, comprising dry goods, groceries, hats, e<c-. always keeping every nook and caps, clothing, boots shoes, notions, corner of bi* store cl.ock full of goods. which were selected with an idea to He also doe* a big business in the ship­ suit pnr-haacra, and at a time when per** lias, and during suitable weath­ their market price wa* low, and will er keeps ont a couple of wagons to be sold at price* beyond competition. gather up paper-rag* and dispose We advise oar Woodland reader* to look over thia stock and make their Out wido-awake, enterprising hard­ ware dealer, i* a good man to hare in Naterille. Hi* double store i* ever fill­ Charley Bronson, mine boat of the Un­ ed with an immenar stock of hardware, ion House, is always happy to furnish caUery and farming tool*, in variety to a square meal on short order. Emory Parady, Esq. dispense* Justice suit the moat faatidioiv. parchaaer, and all add at prices that ntakea tbe native* in quantities to suit, and makes the ■tare. Charley i* a very popular man Ikmw, fine-fitting booL P. i. Parchia i* always happy to furn­ and ha* done a great deal fot tho vil­ las* of hi* adoption. Tho Wolcott ish you with a dean share, or • collar. scissor* and razor, and never fail* to give aitiafactionWe have fifteen other patrons, whore prof, saional card* appear each week on the first page of the Naw*. They are reliable and trustworthy, and always moderate in their charge* for services. Dr Scott haa gone to Vermont to vis­ it a atek relative. Jared Palmer of Sheridan, haa finite ed hia new house and moved in. On Christmas eve., tbe .Meadville R. R. Club presentedDoc. Scott with a fine kntt scarf worth fi8. lug a soldier a* 'well a* the rest of us I Such. I aay, were my thoughta. Yet, likely, they were, like many others. caught while in what would now be called "temporary insanity.1 but what was then called beastly drunkenness, taken to the recruiting office, treated gently, given a good square meal, the | doctor called in. the man exaniinrd, The mump* are raging yet. The Ada Gray Combination are play ing at thia place to good houses and giving goood satisfaction. Mi«* Minnie Rowley has resigned her position a* teacher in one of our citv schiMil* nnd goes to Holland, in tins slate, where she get* more monev for । pronounced sonnd. clothi d n a snlt of Throop resigned a similar position at j dark blue,—real doth, no shoddy then Middle-ville. and takes tbe place of JI Lx* —given a chance to play dominoes, Rowley in our school. read, and in variou* ways pasv away There arc two or three weddiugswin | the time. But a* soon a* the whisky the carpet fur the future.—nnd that I worked off. and the novelty of the sit­ means ulwut Now. Year'*.—which will Iwi of interest to people here. Wed­ uation past, and he wa* convinced that ding* always interest people, and it is he bad been Kidly sold, he might have saiil two of Hastings’ fair daughters repented of hi* act*, and then it lie will surely wed next week. If they do I mean to tell you all atiout it. cnuld get a chance, leave the service, The grocerv store of W. F. Hicks was and run tbe risk* of being caught. broken int/i Christmas night, and about How • Irangc tliat a man who had de­ ten dollar* in mouev taken therefrom. serted. should return to the office for Two men, Wm. Smith nnd Albert enlisting, re -on lixt under an assumed RoLidi hare been arrested on suspicion. name, and serve faithfully hi* period They had been in the city bottoming chairs fur n few days nail were having of enlistment without being detected; a little <'hri^tm.vs jollification and got yet such i* the fact. I was personally cognizant of such a ease. But gener­ ally if a man deserted, l.e was soonct or later caught, and made to suffer the penalty meted out t ■ such foolish chaps. When a deserter was caught be was re­ turned i-*. irons to the place or regiment from which he deserted. A court, con­ sisting of officer*, convened, the soldier brought before them, tried fairly and impartially. nn,l- if found guilty, sen­ tenced. sometimes to wear the orna­ mental ball and chain, sometimes to Christina* was a dull day in tlie city I lhe bare back, and kotnetime* liotli. ac­ The cold weather had a tendency to keep people st horn*-. •*» those who excording to the enormity of tea offence. pe.-ted a rich harvest from the gift-giv­ When a soldier waa aenteneed to re­ ing people were much disappointed. ceive a certain number of laalic*. a day There w.u bnt little fining during the day. Tbe saloon* did tee-best business waa appointed, the troop* were drawn and from the appearance nf their cus­ up, forming a hollow square, three tomers it i» presoBsd they received | guns were Blocked in the center of the what they calh-fl for. The d.iuccat the ' aquarc. in a manner so a* to form a*ort I of a tripod, the noltiicr stripped bale to the waist, hi* wrists fastened to the Union ilixll. whisky being tbe cause. thank of thg bayonet*, at tho muulc of Last Thursday evening Mr. George the musket*, the right ankle to one Barm * and Mis* Minnie Mcnfirld were leg. a* it were, of the tripod, and his united tn marriage at tlie residence of the bride's mother. A goodly number left ankle to the other leg, leaving one were present and n vtey pleasant time leg of the tripod a* a brace, while be wa* had. The parties were the recip­ wa* placed in mdi a peculiar position ients of many valuable present* from that he could move hardly a mus­ their friends, and they have the go.>d cle of his body. The commanding offi­ wishes ot all. The Rev. Shoup officiat­ ed and the parties took the evening cer would take a position nt the man'i right, at a distance of about ten feet. joyabk- wa* the marriage ceremony of Tbe one to count lhe blow*.—a non - Charles L. Youngs and Miss Belle Wheeler, on the same evening, st the commikaioned officer, I believe—would residence of the bride’s mother. Ow­ take a position a little to the officer's ing to the Hadni-M in the home or the left, and more in the rear of the cou- bnde, occasioned bv the recent death victed man, the one to give the blows, of her father, thia wedding was a quiet one. A few of tlie interested friend* —a good, strong man—at tbe prisoner's and relative* were preset:t and wished left and rear, abort six feet off. When the happy pair long life and prosperity. all «m ready to begin the officer gave The presents given were appropriate the command, "To your place, sir." and valuable, and were token* of the love and esteem which the bride and The one having tho whip.—* long, slim bridegroom have in the heart* of their rawhide, al«out two-third* tbe size of a friend*. Rev. L. Master officiated, and common carriage whip, and nearly as after the cere mony tho newly married long—stepped forward one step, then couple took the train for n short trip west- Prof. Coleman, of Kalamazoo, taking hold of the whip with his left wa* present at both wedding*. hand about two-third* of the distance Kkix. toward* the top. stood with lhe butt of tho same in his right, and the whip, slightly bent upward in the middle, waiting for the next command, while tbe poor criminal—if each wo may call him—wtauds trembling, dreadiug the coming blows. At tho command, "ready ; strike I" tho whip is drawn quickly through the left han<j, *ith an upward and outward turn, and de­ scend* on the bock of tee man, then Dr. Woodmansee talk* of delivering again drawn through tho left hand, to S coarse of lectures, in white the effect give it that force neeeeaary, and then of liquor-drinking upon the human form divine will be duly illustrated again descend*, alow and steady, to the ami elaborntexl upon. count of the tallyman. While the offi­ Messra. Dickinson A McCoy, salooncer in charge, amid tbe groans and { i*t*. of our city, are said to be strictly criee of the poor wretch, stand* cooly i temperate, so far as intoxicants are looking on, while be teouta, “lay it on. 1 concerned—au unusual exhibition ot air! harder, air! down with it 1 harder I i self-respect in men engaged in their lino of business. Query: Are they en­ more force, or you will get it yourself!" titled to the patronage of tbe public f and so ou, never ceaaing bi* command* The inside work ot the residence of until the poor man receive* the last Dr. H. C. Peckham, at Cedar Creek, is blow, and is removed faint and trem­ rapidly approaching eompletiof. and bling, from the vise which held him. when finished, will be one of tho finest residences in Barry County, well situated and convenient, being on tbe apex of tbe hill and near the postoffice, store*, school and church. pilal where hi* wound* are dressed, and given good care until he revive* from the shock. and hia wound* are ail MR remain in the hospital until that D is a fixed fact, every monting being exam­ ined by the doctor, to ece that It is not removed, but grow* brighter. I know th* wound in tute a wqy that k would ae ver teow through the tain, and ike gar* the doctor mate troobte. After the deoerter had fully recovered, and tha D had become a pe_ mane nt fixture, Umu be was drammed oat of tin «erviee to tbe tan* of the Rogue* inarch. After getting outside of the lines ho wm forced to receive hi* discharge—a GRAND RAPIDS DITISIOT Broadhead Alpacas Sold only by me in this Village, My Stock of CROCKERY and a young couple came in from Rutland, and wore, by one of our estimable cler­ gymen, one evening, united in theboly _» —._:ln()nj. At a ;10uri from the friend'* reaii*l ceremony had Our popular young r,. upjonn, wentover u> oautmazo. ia*t week, and brought a wife home with him. County Clerk Enoch A'odcy z U ... ....... ..~al Judiro ccuriug Att'y Smith ‘ have appointed A. D. 'Cadwallader a* Circuit Court OimmUdoner. to fill the vacancy cansejK>y~3r'fnilure to else! nt the last election. and Low Prices I have added to my stock of Dress Goods __ 1 . a full line ot my MTprino, when the whip began to cut, he began to eurne and swvor, aud tend to xcldior*, I •ay, 1 have seen of all profane or obeoene language, or them take tlw oath tkive several times, vile rpitheta that it was ever my lot to with all the solemnity imaginable, go hear, they took tbe lead. I hope 1 may to their quarters, caret their folly in never Ixs permitted to hear such lan­ enlisting, and. in has than an hour de­ guage again from the lipa of anyone. clare their intention* to desert at lhe But with the beginning of tbe rebel­ While I wa* in tbe lion. flogging wa* abotiahed, in both Something over s year ago, erected a first opportunity. regular army I had many opportunities the Army and Navy, aa belt»< too cruel fine manufactory, placing therein im­ to take a lemon from the way deserters mid barliaroa* for civilised nation*. So proved machinery of tbe latest patterns wcie print teed. Many time* hare I mote it be. followed a soldier, convicted of tbe HASTINGS ITEMS. Goods, Extra Stylei li la the went and and the com Bring in your Country Produce ; icill excange Goods for u as favoraby as for Greenbacks. G. A. TRUMAN with naught to teelter them but thoverbanging bough* of the elm* that grace our thoroughfare*. In this di­ lemma something must be done, and the groom, thinking of ar. old-time acquaintance, they wended their way to hi# "residence, aroused him from hia dumber*, and the good:natur­ es! house-wife arrnngi-d a temporary resting place for the young mariners upon the sea ot matrimony. DICKINSON I CO Valuable at Flint, on the !iSth. fell from the riv­ er dock to the ice, a distance of ten feet, and waa instantly killed by the At a Christmas dance at Millbrook, Montcalm county, floor manager Mitch­ ell drew bis nisto! to force a refractory dancer into dancing as be wna ordered to, but tee abootihg resulted in inflict­ ing a fatal wound in the breast of a man named William*, who was sitting at the other side of die room. The vic­ tim died in two hour*. A horrible crime was committed at Leslie on Christina* night, by u hiehjs young rain named Martin Eckert lost hi* life, hi* father-in law. one Daniel Lincoln, being the murderer. It apwhile calling at Lincoln'* house, took a child in bi* um>» and let it fail to the floor. The futhcr-in-law got angry at hi* drunken cnrrlcaaneM, and a quarre tack that »n* answered by Lincoln ■maaliinc Eckert'* aknll with a stick of wood the injured man dying toon af­ terward. Lincoln ha.* been arrested, and M-cttm overwhelmed with grief. He i* a man who baa Ixirnc a fair reputa­ tion heretofore Eckert wa* a dissipat­ ed young fellow. GLASSWARE ^363 raj TBE WORXD-KENOWinSD WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and aa elegantly finished as a flrst-clasa Piano. It received tho highest awards at the Vienna and Cen­ tennial Expositions. IT 8EW8 ONE-FOURTH FAST­ ER than other machines. Its capacity Is unlimited. There are more WI L 8 O N MACHINES sold In the United States than the combined aales of all the otners. i nt vriLsun mtiwinu mi t AUMmtRi, tor doing all kinds of repairing, WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. A Certificate is given with each Machine, guaranteeing to keep it in repair, free of charge, for five years. It requires no special Instructions to learn how to use it. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay. Machines delivered free of charge anywhere in the United States. • Send for fl lustratod Cntc'ogue, an j ask for sample of mending, and our Circular No. 197 for further Instructions for buying machines upon terms stated In the Catalogue. WANTED. I WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 827 A 829 Broadway, New York; New Orleans, La.; Cor. State and Madison St*., Chicago, tils.; and San Francisco, Cat FOR SALE AT TRUMAN’S STORE. STANDARD FURNITURE AT Cutters! Cutters! J. LEi\ rz & sows, all the Latest (Style* and Pattern*, and Unique tn Deaiau nnd Finish. Final bit of Furniture li tteCnitj. The largest and finest lot of CUTTERS in Barry or Eaton FIRST-CLASS GOODS, Counties. See them before you EUGENE COOK SHROUDS AND GLOVES THE GREATEST ATTRACTION IN TOWN ! AINSWORTH & BROOKS, GRAINS -NOW ARRIVING AT- Cottons, Prints, Dross Goods, Tickings, Shirtings, Flan* nels, Blankets, Beavers, Casslmeres, Cloaking, Hosiery, Knit Goods, Underwear, Wool Yarns, Notions, Groceries, ic. THE BEST BARGAINS IN TOWN I MEAT MARKET. I offer thkteaaon a larger awl tnsice attractive stock titan ever, and cordially invite every buyer to examine our goods and prices, knowing you will find it to yonr advantage to give me » liberal share of yout patronage. I take gieot care to have the iMtrat awd Ilnd ttt all departtoents, anti pnr>MMs maintaining my Freth and Salt SteaU,’ �ia the rillagr vidlfog Ser sister, Mr*. Dr. Young. D. M. Purehia. formerly of this vil­ lage, I* mudyteg ss-dirtur with Dr. C. Boston Store! Lynne" to uigi'l- Bhc h saM Io be the iwat'aelTWM traveling hi the county. L. J" Wheeler anil wife went to Hast ing* to* attend tho wedding of their mcee^MU* Belle Worelet. on Thursday. Mbs Bril. Price, who ha* ben —The accidental upsetting of a lan­ tern. b what deprived John Chandler of Hep*, of a good bar* worth hl.SW. bM H wm insured in tbe Barry and in use, and almost every thing that son should know in thb practice It ia a book for ewrj body, man. an aod child. Thb wooderfsl I Churvh. N. E. Halting*, on the evening of the 7th lost. Mr*. A. J. Bowroe and Mrs. Gardner, -TtofrW-toW Un. w. b. KUr. of Hartings, were gnroia. at tho Wol­ th* Kalaruo -adulteress, have allowed cott House on New Year*. Tbe former tbssr sympathies to well up like mi art E. L. Parrteh, on Friday night, de­ ported on • two week’s visit to sec hb —Dr. Frank Delano. the hero of Dad. ‘ p* and ma. at Vernon, Mich. Clark 8bcpberd’S apple orchard, Amy ria. i» Haire, a good-looking youth of J*ckagain in trouble—the Kalamaxoo Jail. son. fills hi* place at the M. C. R. R. de­ Tbs tempter this tlmo b Mrs. Dora pot, during the recreatory trip. JaasteoM. of Galesburg, who left her , Ths Ladirs* ttortety of tbs M. R. I Chnrefa, of Mapte Grove, will bold a social st the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Dillin, on W«dne*day ere , Dec. Hyde, of Maple Grove, obtained a bill 8th. Everybody ia invited toattend. of divcrec from hia wife, Christina, up­ TK^ Adventist quarterly meeting will on tbe groan la or extren.<e cruelty. be held al tho Christian Church, In thk Clement Smith waa hb solicitor. and thia b tho second HU. be has obtained village', commencing Jan. Mis, and con­ tinuing over Lord's Day. Elder Pres­ for Hyde within the last five years. ton of Branch Co., is expected to be —A tight rope-walkixt visited Hast­ present. All are invited. P. Holler. ing* on Saturday to exhibit, and CoroRev. J. IL Burnham, of Saginaw, will Mr Cote tendered him the roof of bl* budding to tie one < nd of rope to— speak at the Opera House, Sunday, Jgn. Moruing probably in anticipation of a job,—but fl'b, morning and evenii.g. he. waa happily disappointed a* the subject : lAThr Philowiphy of theEmorope walkist performed his feat*, and tional in the Religion* Life." Evening: "Geography a* a Fact in tin- Determin­ descended to terra firms in safety. ation of Religions Beliefs” —Bro. E. 8. Hoskins of the Bellevue —Once upon a time a man by tho Gaxrtte, b one of the few country edi­ tor* who hath luck. At Lansing on name of Oliver WoudrafT. of Heatings, Tuesday he waa obusen Secretary of die waa a bard ilriuker, but he donned the Stste Senate, Mr. Hoskin* wa»’ As­ red ribbon, and i in axil lately became a sistant Secretarv of tire last eenste. and loiid-moatbed.proclaimcr for temper­ being a first-rate editor, is abundantly ance ami reform, our people receiving qualified to fill the position for which a touch of hi* oratory, at the time of the formation of tbe K. K. Club bare. -Tbe remains of Dr. Wilkinson, who Of late be has fallen from the faith and died at Farwell some two years ago, exhibited sach a flagra.'c disregard of hare been removed from that place to all the rules of decency and temperance lhe burying ground, a couple of miles that the youthful editor of tbe Hasting. north of thU village, Ed. H. Mallory SraMwi felt called upon to abuse him a superintending the transfer. Tbe dr- little, and did so, whereupon said Wood­ deaaed friends reside in tbh locality, ruff accosted Sir Editor upon tbe who, early in the spring, will cryct a streets of Hastings and informed him monument over their beloved's laA that be waa there to demolish the edi­ torial frontispiece, making a lunge at —Griffith A. Kerr's basement, rented him at the same time. Tho editor, in by the common council, for council trying to dodge the blow, fell over a rooms and village lock tip. ba* been wood pile, and a* Woodruff was crawl­ fitted up in prime order, and Marshal ing over to finish him. d»iibl<*d the ed­ Griggs b in hi* glory, with hia boa* eye itorial leg up like a Z, and ’ then amlon the look-out for some d.and d. to in­ deuly undoubted it again on Wood­ carnate therein. Boys, you want to ruffs nasal appendage, completely dcmuralixiug that olfactory organ, and stand <iu your good behavior, for these causing bis pliis to resemble, somewhat, cells are dark and dangerous, and couduaive to tiring on the delerium tru­ the scat of war io Afghanistan; b«it Woodruff’s trouble, were uot to etd In-re, for s.x>n nfter lie was arrested —Bro. Kittridge, lite young and en­ and fined *7J0 for disorderly conduct. terprising editor who has presided ov­ er the columns of tbe Vt'Ville Aster peiw for the last five or six months, and This famou*. <■ motional and tragic published lhe best newspiper that artnssa. supported by a finu-class com­ burg ever had. h.w exchanged pulpits with O’Brien of the Eaton Rapid. pany of fourteen artist*, will appear for one night only, Saturday eve.. Jah. 4th, Jowreof. Kit. and O’Brien are both at tbe Opera House. Mi** G ray i* with provemeot in the Nxws this week, and that is the ruling out of the four col­ umn* of patent medicine ad*, that have adorned our fourth page, and placing io their place a column of neat business cards of Hasting* firms. This year we shall give more reading matter than ever before, but shall run do advertise­ ment* for love or money, and our reoder* can rely upon seeing only the adverUsements of responsible bariuess mon, who will always be glad to see _yoc and give you the worth of your HssTOKM, DKC-. 80th, 1878. Dur News: 1 observe that the Journal and James Martin, the .liysicr, broke out anew last week, upon the .editor of tbe Nkw* io an unprincipled, unilerjuimlcd, and ontragrobsly di.honcst way. I presume the editor of tbe Nkw* could write hia name any dav for enough to buy and sell both of throe detestalde frauds, and then have money left to do buainoas with; if lie hasn't. h« has plenty of backers in this city to enable him to do so. Yon ought to wind Goggle-eye up. aa you did a couple of years ago, and if you want fact, in regard to bis hnne*tv and character, I am ready to furnidi tiicm with or without my name, and you will be doing Barry County a service, too, to use them, fora man who ing her in the great drama of "Ea*t haa do reputation at home, deserves Lynne." The following notice from none sway. I remain, your*. XXX. tbe Kalamasoo 1 rlcgraph, of Dec. 17, thus .peak* of Mias Gray: “There wa. a large audience at Un­ ion Hall last evening to witaera the performance of Eaat Lynne by tbe Ada Gray Dramatic Company. To aay that every one was mtislird would uot exprras it j tbe audience were delighted. The whois company 'have merit of a fine order, while in scenes requiring Seat feeling Mix* Gray ha* no .nprrr. SbehMagnod voice—round and far-reachiug—and is an accomplished write und tell der frienl* to coorue und eat some nice beans and krout und drink some coot cider mil 'em too, und der young folk* rite much postal card* Frank Brbbone has gone to Kansu*. to dm “sweel harts” und tell* ’em they .-ash comning to see ’em mit von slayDan got a scarf New Year*. Where did he get it t The pioneers of Woodland had a feast at 8. B. An way'*, on New Year’s >o«J<*r. t committee of the South boiire will receive bid* util Jan. 10th, 187». -------ation* may be seen at Hrary Smith’,, three mile, south and Huiy M. Smith. Gao. M. Dsvkmfc Jimxfh Nichols.- Commencing* January 1 This is no closing ont sale bnt a Bonafide Clearance Sale of Winter Goods preparatory to onr Feb. Invoice of Stock. Read and Act Accordingly. We take pleasure,in announcing to our many patrons, that having install­ ed our Annual Cost Sale for the benefit of our customers as- well as ourselves, we propose to give the people the benefit thin coming month, and to make it a success we have replenished our Stock, making it complete. Make a Note of This New BlMckamftb Shop. I !»■ g leave to Inform tbe dtitena of Nashville andsnrruamlingeottntry that hereafter 1 can l>e found at the old foundry, slmr I have fitted up a shop for General Blacksmithing. and um bet­ ter prepared than ever before to do good work, of every description. A tri­ al will com ince. Chas. Scmxidt. We sell every article in our stock at actual cost, (Groceries excepted.) Believing it more profitable to close out goods in their seu<n il<i<b keeping the stock fresh and clean, and as all goods are sold at cost it will be a rare opportunity for you to make n full selection of goods, such as is needed in a well regulated home. BOOTS purchased at this sale will be a large saving, as this sale will continue only 40 days from date, at which time we shall take invoice ot stock, preparatory to filling up with new Spring Goods. For the benefit of a.11 enquiring friends, I would state that this is not a closing out sale as I intend to remain in business some years to come in Nashville. Yours Respectfully, For sale oriradr nt a Bargain. A good house and four lots in lhe city of Hastings. Cash will buy the above property for one half it* value, or will sc’l to responsible parties on long time, or trade for a good span of horwa. Here's a bargain for »>me one, a* 1 mean business. John Fkaxck, NnahviUk, Mich. ATTENTION ! NEW GOODS,! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! At Woodland Center, containing large Stock of Having permanently located in uuai- ing. Hope to meet interested parties at the Wolcott House. Dated. Dec. 36th, 1 f»T8. Clkmemt Sxrrn. nc*s In Nathville. keeps ■rontant- [y on Land a full and well se­ lected stock of STAPLE GROCERIES, SATISFACTORY PRICES TO ILL GO THE PRICES! Sugars. Teas, ENTIRE STOCK U NEW Coffees, Spices, Having been bought during tho last month, consequently bought at —The weather on New Year’. day wm all that could be desired. Old 8ol diffused bb grata! rays, which, with tbe fine sleighing, called out a large num­ ber of old and voung. rtaid and my, to This fine ran of sleighing makes bus­ enjoy and celebrate tbe day bi tbe good. iness lively with tbe fanner* in lb# vidnity. Dr. Cha*. Rraarll has moved to Alle­ foe the first time in Nashville on this gan, where be will continue the prac­ day. Miss Belle Truman and her molb- tice of medicine. «r. Mutated by Mr*. A. J. Booths and Mia* Lena Fleming; Mr*. W.H. Young. good one, we think. FRIGES We are prepareu to do moat ample Justice to all our customers, which are many, and we are bound to make aa many more, if low prices and fair deal­ ing will do it. We have brou.'d>t our large stock here to *U, not to keep on our shelve*, and we earnestly solicit your examination of out stock before STONE and WOODEN WARE,' {FURNITURE STORE. Boots & Suoes, Hats & Caps, At Prices to Suit the Times I nr Follow the crowd and feet a bur of Dicaijraex’s Fi— r — “— — take your liltxte I few pound* of lhe re *<..-« tor Ib which wc defy competition on ChB drea's. Trath*' *i»<F MeaX in price and quality, to suit tboM of ample r»««nB to the LADIES CLOAK’S Prettier aod chsupf thansver. ----- KELLOGG 5 DEMARAY CLOTHING! A good deal of building h «m> tbs pro- Th. hMnd*- A BRANCH STORE DAN. MANEE PIONE’R STORE FURNITURE! i 1 i GOOD GOODS CHEAP B IE til AFTOBB W, COFFINS * CASKETS �than twenty yw» ago. In tbe year 1K4 t£re was . oonrict at Alton named Hall, who waa earring a Ufo sentence for murder. He was a dtwman of wiry frame, and Ida ia.- asm hid roll, hke l:n!t <f ngof.wk taken from her. and she was allowed only blanket and moccasins. Tbe camp N«VTM*uX»a Fatsos with Bwzrr was moved often, always aorjhward., The warrior* several times left tbe Olt.—A poison of ahy conceivable de­ scription and degree ot potency, which , hM been intentionally or accidentally swallowed, may be rendered almost instantly harmless by simply swallowing two gills of sweet oil An individual with h very strong constitution Miould take nearly twice that quantity. This j oil will mod patftMy neutralize every Jeauft roOrgr Ha told Mr. Jours that fora d MlruUiuimd. rr the party ren- cHefly Yank tons, from.1 prison —t with v whieh phyrdciami and ' the Yankton Agency, but were a few chemists **■ *“*" ore acquainted. ' ! from Red Cloud and Bpotted Tail! Beaxx fob Colm.—A jrritcr in the i Agrnria*. They were out always during1 Statical cites a uUmber of cates most effect­ summer and returned to the agenciesi in which borax i* proved in tbe winter. ual remedy in certain fortns of colds. । Their slave* are kept outside the, He states that in sudden hoamcne*s. or , loss of voice in public *;x-akirr* or singagencies in concealment. Other female | white slave* in the party lold her, era from cold*, relicJ,fi>r^ji hour or so. through tbe nitenircter, that their; a* by magic, may be eften obtained by friend* had bra-n murdered, and. a* they slowly dhaariving. partially swallowing, hail no liomes, they had no desire to ew- a lump of borax the size of a garden c*jx. Young Jonea. who i* aged 15,-be­ jxa, or about three or four grains, held came a .favorite and wn* kindly treated. in the mouth for ten minutes befonAt the expiration of two months they, ] spanking or singing. Thi* pro«lnees a reached tho neighborhood of u small profuse *>-crction of aoliva, or “ water­ villagi- in Northern Nalmska. whore tbo> ‘“•’'.of tl'f mouth anti throat proba­ Indians procured liquor, and they all be­ bly restoring the voice or tone io tho came drunk. That night Mrs. Jones e*- dried vocal cords, just ax wetting bring* caped. liaving on only a raggeil blanket back the miasing note* to s flute when the world in ita dhd men. and that, in his j immigration of tbe Mc_„---------------- ----pernutted. th«-y would take possession of tbe Pacific eoaat, to the exclusion of tbe white race. “A people," continued Mr. Blaine, "who cat beef and wheat bread, and who drink beer, cannot labor alongside of those who live on rice, and if tbe experiment i* attempted on a large scuie tho American laborer will have to drop his knife and fork and take up the chop-stick*.* On being asked if he did nut by this argument con­ cede tho ‘superiority-of the Chinese laborers, Mr. Blaine raid no; no more than it was conceding the superiority of the slave labor to ray (a* wa* always found to be the case) that free white labor could not live and flourish alongside of it. Tbe cbumw which would drive white tabor from the Pacific coast by the introduction o* the Chinese were not essentially different from those cause* that drove white tabor from tbe South by the apreod and incrcsM> of the servile race therc._ Il w*s urged by a wvll-known N< — • England man tliat the “ of' exclusion * could — —in this nineteenth century, but Mr. Blaine insisted that all our great troubles thus far in the Uni­ ted States had their origin in distinc­ tions and prejudices of race, and that no*., just as wo are getting over one that threatened the destruction of civil liberty on thia continent, it wonld not wem wise t<i invite another and possi­ bly more serious trouble of tbe same kind from an even more dangerous source. Mr. Blaine was then asked by a prominent Western man how he would deal with the Chinese already in the ----------- j£juJjT - ’ * ’ • - ture; the first met Oct. 25. 17H0. It Texas had m many people to tbe nquare mile a* Massachusetts abe would liave a population of 72.000,000. Lx the English army, especially among tbe young. Ixxf tea baa been found It seems probable that a record of Ocu. Grant's travels will be published. James Ranrl Young ia to bo the writer. yteed a desperate sehsmn to escape from the pnson and humiliate tbe Warden. A H«w JutPEf clergyman refuse* to A Wabhixotox correspondent of tbe I At 10 o'dock one morning, while at | make a return of bi* marriages to tbe Chicago rribw **jv "it to *teU*d with mud> work, he signaled the guard, whose name I Slate, claiming to be nwponaible only cou&lWKM in cireta. that Hacntary Htor wa* Crabb, that be waa sick, and, in acto God. tn»U d-win-« to lx- tbe ratulutalc of conlaiMW to the rule. Crabb started with Sax Fhaxcibco recently shipped her Ohio, *ml lh»l s»n *fW reMimptioa shall b*v* him to bis cell While in tbe corridor, first cargo of fora to Europe. The goods as the guard wi* opening an iron door. | <ame from Alaska, and arc worth over Hidl struck him down with a bar of iron.' >500,000. which be hail secured in lhe blacksmith I The ccwtliont switch of hair ever made •hop. and dragged him into tbe cell. ic Paris waa sold there lately for >500. He then Ixiund him with strips from the I . It was snow white, and a yard and a bed blanket and closed the door, shut­ quarter long. ting down tbo bed again*’ it Tbe The New Orleans Times says some guard waa stunned by lhe blow, and i of the more unfortunate scboul-tcachem did not recover hi* senses for an hanr. in Now Orleans are upon the vetge of but, a* lie did not return to the shop, nt.vrvation, and no money with which to search Was made, and the Warden »a» 1 l»y them. quickly informed of the event. Hall. ‘ A THTmiciaX of Montgomery county, armed with his knife, ws* keeping, Ind., allowed three feet of stagnant watcli over tho wounded guard, and wa* wat.-r co stand in the cellar of hi* bouse, •ecure in hia cell. He .-ommanded the and was much surprised when hi* child ” ' Te declared that hr would died of diphtheria. ■I unles* hr was granted a Bohtox ia going into expensive im----- <------------ - but, after some reflection, ’ demanded, in addition, tliat he should be furnished with a loaded revolver, and be permitted to walk with tbe guard out j " Take a well-opened lemon, rob and of the prison to a carriage at-the gate, iwpirerz* until the juices arc well liqui­ and that Col Buckmaster should drive Coxrt.Airrs have been rife in Darm­ Ilrrc ^ahc procured a small ram of fied. then open the lemon and Miuocze the carriage in such direction a* he1 Tax Directors of the Mount binai stadt of the adulteration of American money She l>erame alarmed at the un­ tlm juice into a glaas rial. Add to the would thea indicate, and a* for a* he (Jewish) Huapital, of Beer York, have declined tobacco. Yellow straw paper, saturated certainty of her ton's fate and returned juice three or six pearl Inittona. accprd- might cbotw, and permit him to escape. ; to aeei-pt tho profler ot t-'*" oy Jmlgn Hilton, with extract of Kentoeky leaf, and dried, : ing to size, such as is used on lineu or itopslrb-^ya th»l 4-> t>cr cent of tte linoaiaaM U> Central Nebraska, where abv traveled j cambric underwear. In a few day* it Hr further announced that if anj at- 1 estly, of course," replied Mr. Blaine. haa been found in cigar*. tempt was made to take him he would who rvtnrrxd a; tbeir Ikhtx* will h*v« ]M>zi*h*a| from place to place, watching for emi­ “ They came here," continued he. “ un­ IIkckxt events have developed the i grant* from the north and living with will be found the lemon juice haa eaten fall on Crabb and murder him. by tpriag if tbe wesUxr iluo* uot mr«kr*i* der treaty rights, and are entitled to le­ fact that in Now Jersey there ia no law up or dissolved tbe buttons, ao th eyean Hia terms were alisurd. of course, and Svtxntx* P**H*, who wa* recently farmairw. At tin- expiration of many be mashed lieiween the thumb ’ and Weeks, aick and disheartened, abe again the Warden at no time thought of com- j gal protection and humane, Christian against stealing bodies from the grave; |, trted *1 <‘aE»t*ntux>pl« for e ton*n*xvn>eul <g treatment. The quCsUoua of fair deal ­ and the subject will be pressed upon finger. Shake the mixture well, then started eastward (Inc day last Octo­ plying with them, but the situatian waa | ' ~ l*h smuea, tn Ux tax w*r. u»l aruaptJy it to the corn; a few application* horrible, and there seemed to be no ing with the few Chinese already here the attention of the Legislature this. jxrpetnxl bsaialiment. li** m>mv*>d * ber. while walking through Kearney, and tbe throwing qur ports wide op-n will conquer the moat stubborn settler fall panli.. means of getting at tbe desperado tliat * rrvulntfeu ta (tucua un in < i uiutata)** ». c*a»xl recognized a* her non. who had just and giTr permanent relief." 7 hia is a did not render the death of Crabb eer to an unlimited immigration of Mongols Territory of Oklahoma it by Ux levying ot an oimt.oui tav Hcural remedy easily prepared and contains no tain. The people of Alton were soon an- entirely distinct iiMies, and no man > give every Indian man, «r:i* li*vr Ixxti klltal in de- *tr*x<«, ami num come in from a long nnd terrible jour­ Tbe Jiild a homestead ot ICO ney. Sheltered by Junea Conuiehaal, pcriaoQooa substance; so all who d<mre aware of these facta, and the town waa of sense will confound them." j bar* ot jitotamrot jt-ottoam unprnunel . conversation was prolonged and anima ­ _ , ,, ' A a*rreat»oda>t at Karam, In .Ugluiilitaa. •*’■ » farmer, she watched at her nan's bed- can use it without fear of evil conse- in an uproar acre* of land m addition to the tnbal Tho guard waa n very (J. KKDEMXTEK. who brutally mar- m Afghan »*>ldxr in tbr Uritl.fi ~-rv»n «aa aide during a long illnraa. When the ted, and was sngg* »tcd by the nresctice tantta which now Ixlong to the various well known and re*i>cctable citizen, and FnarVtwimK Loan, Ma. taatJmx.be. firing ioxarn In. n x.nlrymae ut Ux lioy had ]>ortially recovered, they both IlrxioKn.—Among the bunion rrm- hr Inal a family The prison gates were of the Chinese rmbaraiy in Washing­ Indian families*. olica pit forward tn the newajsipera crowd**! with anxious men and wotni'n, ton. At the conclusion of "the talk it , . ' wux«>.-r.l u> Urrai or fnira «•**.■: I*' foarUxn M. Dklkiixccjck, the Director of the •tad wi-h great ectai lb* comptaUao at a rw. r-^i aervito<l* for texeux. ttx-anx are the following: <1» Bind a fine and everybody's ingenuity was tasked wm wud that three-fourths of them:.-st* Bordeaux Mint, whose urn-st crf-al.il ' BCT'“" **7 ‘ u7,h*’K* rtvor. «®- I ciwreapratetmy* a i-nx lamati -r. of Ux Kinser linen liaud tightly around the foot and todoviaraway of saving' Crabb's life. at the table were in sympathy with Bcn■ucli a Mrnaatiun, is alleged to have ab­ The now* wa* sent over the State and stracted bars of silver and substituted ond wear it .lay and night; l«tbc the country, aod attracted its allowance of liars of copper silvered over. The fraud fert frequently in strong Ikihix water, Thi steamship Emily B Bonder, attention. Communication wa* kept up i* estimated at 1,300,000 francs. ujuna* trasiMxmfu] of pulvenxcd borax with the convict and the guard through S. D. Richards, who was recently ar­ from New York for Bsnto Dcmtngn. in rrportrtl Somebody started the hoax tliat Wm. to a bann of water <21 U*e pulverized !•* at •» Dm few of her pMur-ap-r* u»J lhe door, before which Btickmaater rested at Mount Pleasant, near Stcn■sltpctre and sweet oil; obtain si the stood for the greater part of three <tav» lienville, Ohio, for the murder of a V. Taylor, of Whitehall, N. Y, wa* to cr»« <«e*jx4... A Iowa tn Itayti u reported druggist s 5 or i» cent** worth of *glt- with a pistol in hi* hand, watching dili- woman and her three children tn Ne­ fall heir to *100,000 if be married with­ of tramps. Men here from tbe agencies pctre: pul into b !><>ttl>- with sufficient' gentlv for a chance to kill die convict. braska. has made a confession, of whieh in a year, and now 300 letter*, evidently an jirepanng to investigate the matter, olive oil to nearly diwmlve it; shake up But Hall managed to keep himself cov- ,the following arc the material parts: penned by solicitous and susceptible f<। pirttaJly ii and express the opinion that many of well, and rub the inflamed joints night cred by the body of die guard, and hi* “I wa* born tn Mount Pleasant, Jcffrr- malea, swait hia call at the Whitehall tah.irr'. In ' the agency Indiana have kept up the vigilance never relaxed. He raud lie sin county, Ohio, and am a Quaker by jMMItoffice Fora gentlemen of New York city •vsirmatic murder of settler* during had brai trying to get the Warden in- birth and religion. I went Wrat, and have offered foOU aa a premium for the the summer and sucvwaafnlly conccahng ■tead of the guard. l*ut had been roc , have lived in Michigan. Iowa, Wiacontheir cnm<At the Yankton Agency pellcd to accept the smaller game--------------- ---------------- • —---------------------- best four design* for a house for workLEE REED A CO. there will lx an immediate investiga­ whereupon Buckmaster offered to take -''* bn“k,u Tbe flr,t murder I committion. and the identity of the Indians *e- should also Im* wounK around the coni. Crald>’» place if he might lx released w“ m Bnftdo county, in the tatter Bondage at night. <4) Try binding <.n cured, if possible. —j i.c. . .. .. stark . Btate, where I shot a man with whom I and hf ---------agreed1 to go into the cell the pulp of a lemon every night. naked; but Hull wisely declined to was engaged in a quarrel. I afterward rarioM Sources. The Oldest Man Alim cliangn his prisoner. It was useless to ninrdercd another man in hi* own Bic* Headache.—This complaint i* At N<». 157 Sarah Ann street, in re­ | attempt to poison the convict, for , house, because ho cursed me, beating sponse ta tbo reporter* summons, the ■ tlx gnsnl str the —mo food, hi* brain* out with a luffim,.- I then door wm opened by Uncle William . g too little. Nine times ou* of ten and the little window through 1 went to Kearney. At dial place there toehir Scott himself, who asked the writer and the cause ia in the. fact that the itoniMcb the wall did not afford a view of either 1 lived a Swede, a liorhelor. on a farm by bis com|iaDwn* to come in and take * was not able to digest the food last m­ U hen thi* desperate aitnaiiou w*» nn- himself. He had plentv of money, and 1 hr f»rc i truduccd into it, either from it* having । denrtood Oov. Biascll sent ■ jiardon to I treat to live with him, soon after I lx*-n uiiAuitalde or excessive in quautiwhich I poisoned him, hut, as be did world. It came back by the way of fashioned poUtanraa Col. Buckmaster, to be usevl at his ill _ Curie Hill" is a line, intelicetrial­ I ty. A diet of bread and butter with . ri.-tian, but the Warden reaolved not to not dlr q^ick enough to suit me, I one San Francisco in just 100 days. | ripe fruit* or Ix-rrie*, with nuxlerst*-. looking old nagro, al>out five feel eleven , use it except in the last extremitv. No | night knocked hi* brains out with a A XlcK-xrrXAMlxa young man called inches in height, wrll-projwrUonnl. and । eoulinuon* exercise in the open air. labor or pains were spared to catch the club and took all his money. Thi* •til! muscular, with bushy gray ixard Kufficirut to keep up a gentle prrapira- convict off hi* guarL but he seemed to Mr*. Harleaon, whom I murdered along at ahonse in Provid'wce and told lhe and hair. Ths first question aakud tion. would cure almost cverv case in n feul neither fatigue nor fear. When - with her direc children, had a dtasof&te lady that her husband had authorized short time. Two tetk*p<>onfnl* of pow ­ him to got hi* overcoat to wear at a fuhim waa. of courw-. whether his ago was every other cxpevUcnt had failed the । hukband, and a short time ago ho went dered charcoal in half a gtas* of water, a« great *• reported Uncle Bill at anicn reaolved to force the door, and away and loft her. She waa a hardp-ol fleflniurr treaty *re «asl to Im rspidli once replied. Hi a clear Voice, “ Yrs, and drunk, generally gives instant re­ accordingly, when the cell door was 1 working soman, and had a farm with lief. We are inclined to think tliat the !*kmc -lisp.- Hams. slUxmKb •lx will alii , opened to admit the supjxr of the man. plenty of grain, stock, poultry, etc., on msb-ly I.ua.1 apo mdrauulv. w<!l not nrres above remedies rasy do in stune. but not - be introduced a crow liar and thus kept it. 1 conceived tbe idea of murdering !wr flcnunds la the prwiit unsnn*! o.u.liU.«i in all caat-s. A sovereign remedy for nt U>«. ~ 1..., _<n ___.___ die floor open, and. with the aid of an­ her and her children, and then selling thi* dioraae i* nut easily found. A cor­ ’ other guard, rushed in and dragged 'i off everything she Lad and picketing respondent from Conneeticsil cootrib- ! 1 Crabb out. At the first moment of vio­ the pnxecd*. For Uii* purpose I told nta* the following on thw. subject: lence the convict fell on Crabb with hi* <I the neighbors I wa* going to take Mr*. • have been 1725», thr*x year* Ixfore “ Sick headache i* jxriodical and i* knife, but failed to kill him, though be I Harleaon and her children to a neighAt J unction City, Tex**, Tom Doran Washington was born. an<) when Balti­ the signal of distrem which the stomach wounded him dreadfully. When the 1 lioring town, and for them to eomo over put* up to inform u* tliat there U an *nd lout* Temple fousbt with Doran more eity bore the m>w-forgottcn latte guard aa* removed. Hall closed bin tho next day and feed the stock. Tliat A Marrilng Mau. ovcr-alkaBne condition of ita fluid*;' killed T.mpta. Tlx loner's f»Uxr puranol I of J ones’Town. i door and refused to surrender. He sat night I murdered them, and hid their Tho Rev. John Mandelinc. of Brook­ Dora*. *aoo«inc hha fatally, sod thro I At ths luggestion nf the reporter that it needs a natural Arid to restore dawn on the floor oat of pistol range, i liodics under a hay-stack, and went •tablwd tbe l*dy ricvMi Liar., sod cat tbe lyn. just sentenced to five years' impris- Uncle Willinn* -frtated the history of the battery to ita normal working con­ and wa* beyond the reach of Warden away myself. After the-tapsc of two or . ih2M.frb? *£ **.•" -. • -A n*-b«d . on cent for bigamy, miaacsl hi* calling. dition. When the first symptom* of a D®® tt th* ..tyncLing horse-thieve* He should have been a humorist. In his life. •' I wa* Ixjrn." raid be. " in headache appear, take a teisqxxmful of Buckmaster, who called upon him to tliree days. I returned and gave out ----- llaek , "" ........ W of toar (MMW-MUCTTM that Mr*. Harleaon liad gone to join her I Calvert, Md." When aaktil the yaar, A anti. working in a paper mill in »t Carutag. «*y oocatyArk hi* confession to the Judge be wrote: I he replied : "Deed, master. I can't r^- leno- juice clear, fifteen minute.-* be- i surrender in vain, and, aa hi* body and husband, and that I haa bought every- i , Delphi. Ohio, found among the waste limb* were entirely concealed by the The Court Houne at Maysville, De ■ " After my first wife died, in 1878,1 fore each meal, and the aam>- dose at thing abe had. I ’ । paper a couple ctf *50 bills. Tbe proKJb oraaty, Ma, bn* been banml All tlx went to Philadelphia, where I became m<-mbcr the figures." His father wa* a bed-time; follow thi* up until all *ymj>-1 doo* be still held out. But the Warden , j everything, and, i_ _ pnetor took them from her ami kept stave, and lielonged to Min* Perry [ watched until be saw one foot exposed, acquainted With Mary E. Itaatel, and ; Irawrence, of Calvert county. Hi* toms are paraed, taking no other remeHtisjxcted, left the place and came on to them. She sued and gut judgment bcmarried her. Soon after, rr wife left 1 mother wa* a free woman, and the .Lea, and you will soon be able to go and inaUnUy piareed it with a ball. Mount Pleasant It was on the 8th of De­ I low, recently affirmed by the Supreme mo on account of my religion. I then mother of, “ twenty-six head ’ of chil- free from your unwelcome nuisance. : The wound diwtroyrd the self-command cember that I committed these mur­ Court, which held that the pwrehaae of of the oonvict aud’ho expemed his head, > went to Newark a* a preacher of tbe > dren, as Uncle Bill termed them. Will­ Many will object to this 1-xiuw the 1 and a ball pierced it instantly. He wa* ! der*. I deny notldng. I am guilty of j waste paper did not give tbe purchaser gospel There I became acquainted iam was the fourth child. He has no n-mody i* too simple, but I have seen ' taken out, and died in a day or two. tho crim*-* I am charged with, and ex­ a right to unknown valuables found in 1 with an old widow, who proposed mar­ ; idea what became of tLe rest He re­ many cures in thi* way." The guard, Mr. Crabb, recovered en- peel to hang for them, but when they ; it, aa against the finder. riage to me; and, after telling her my mained with Miss Irawrencc until ho tirdy from hi* wound*, and held bi* ' take me back I want to be trsatod an U Ax immense grave or vault is being ' * my wife who was 4« years of age. al which time he place in the prison after it was removed I was once a white man, if I do Dot now j made in the cemetery of PereL* Chaise,1 yttriaK, -----------------------n-. She also wa* made free, on account of hia deserve the title, find liave a fair trial I Paris, in which to place tbo remains of, to Joliet left me. I then wont to Bradford. Ct, lefore the taw. I believe I will be i mother bring free-born. After leaving the forgotten combatants of tbe war of where I made the acquaintance of u mobbed aa soon aa I arrive in Kearney. ] Mina Lawrence, Scott went to live with 1870. This immense grave baa a superI third woman, to whom I was married. I am a member of a band in Nebraska1 a CoL Hoskins With the Colonel ho ficies of 120 meter*, and will be rarShe found out the circumstances re­ that ia sworn to avenge the death of any j remainevl thres or four years, and acted moun ted by a monnrn*nt. the design of specting my previous marriage*, and a* hia body servant member, and they will avenge mine. I which han not yet been eboaca. Tho' one morning, upon returning from mv At the tune, about the year 1775, tho am sorry I camo bonte and brought, work*, which are of great importance | work, I found that abe al*o had fled. I Indianv were a cause of a'groat annoy­ disgrace upon my friends who lire in i and likely to last a conaidaraUe time, then came to Troy, where I formed tbe ance to the people of Maryland and acquaiutan-e of a servant girl, to whom other aoteuira. As CoL Hoskin* was I was married. She fled from me. Wsaderthl SpHor*s Web. Lmrnmg that this test jwrn intemtol to have me arrested, I left Troy ami “Acrons the ' sunny paths' of Ceylon, n ar-u V ______ where tbe forest meets the open coantrv. pownx ft BAKL0W, and which constitute tbe bridle roads tinopte, and vbai tbe fottar arrived he found the ftultaa with a Bibte in his HARDWABE hand. "Yoauro a Ctarfattaa," said fee Sultan; “swestf to ma upon thia Bibte that yoa will teU tha truth. I wish to know if my lungs are affected, or if . I have any other organic trouble." Thi doctor took the oath, and then. aouDding tha Saltan s taaga. found them bmkhy. a* also hi* gsaaral ^stern. Hastings Business Directory. DRUS8,-«EDICIMESaHC0EliCAL3, of in—eta of all <Uocn been the prey of th family who ■•ccnpy th &S aMrt. and hi* mrmnda in Mueatin* cou “ *ome additional rehca on The last mound oura.ee loo- _________ doubt that tbe apiikrcMtatU LOAN! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-01-11.pdf.pdf c8787a5400aecd0ed7a4b4aa159f6bc8 PDF Text Text teash. 1SMB. 1 — -V Xtnrhas.^,..,^., a NASHVILLE. BARR' VOLUME VI. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 18711. : I<: H»*s »>tc B •a as ftjtt a tut tut MM • ut M MSB tut NUMBER 16. •JrSiartR Within the lart eight reare, il appears from th« reoorts of the several pruescut'ng attorneys to ths Attorney Gwusral, that the number of pernone prMBcsW eefitasl to this Rute far vari <m cleiie wee <7,«. of three m u were diargvd with <he crime of arson, hat rah fortytwo ware ronvtotsd total puoiatoXL II would .. . «L- L.__. sxacvnva aasawusi - •. catotaL Hto traracw ctwai matty aeeatoowa hMtesn*alrarit.*«wl'^e^cnrdte^i smv*atoZ 1*1 that tbo jwrtie. concerned bare not the fun.la mtrJWtc to Isdld It, and tlsat there to uo reas-nalX' probahfhty of thrir la4ng aHe to ob­ tain UMMieya for tixt pww, Lave taken stops lo doeiare th. nmtract forftotod, aad to pia.v tbo land Fact re that it may be available to any other parties who may coatraet to b-.iBd the nwA The rootrtrnrttiw of this rallnisd is aa ntjtrnt .. Ul Uirm *1 all I □rrec- . The Hoard for the .Supcrriskm of Charitable Instl tattoos lias stradny ptireneri its work, and I refer you to fta rr]virt f<w many rire[lent eng gvertons to regard to our system of chart ties and urrerttoo. The rtp.rVi of the Hosni of Health hive si traded aUectton and cisitaui valuable tafoinjanU ! Of toe Ktata ixtai Ltotee preparation and pnbUatton of the vital .tatistie* It would arem that they tose ranch of “-y x- •>- 11.e tsian! asks an apj/n-pnation of 175,(11) for eurrvtii ripraaea for the roautog two Teara, with an addition of >10,100 for aao. ry t’rtua apeelfled ia the rwjxw-t it also asha authority to buy aoma aiigr acres of land for jxaturagv ai>l other pwrpoaea, and snggwsls that provisum be made for the exnpbnmeot l.y the tostitution of a Halting agent. whoso duty it ahaU tar Io seek out bumee for the children arid otherw»»O look after their interest The further •ntgiwtom is made that quite a number of the ebudren »nffi r from cLrunk disease u.1 re- - rexmw in more tends to corer H lnl'‘tfce dretrttrtksiof many livre and mllltostoof doilarr' The amottol of this class of lands, l r. on worth of property. Comlitaati.s»s were fnrmid, . which redrtnpti. <i lias expired aol the State radn»d depute, warrlstUMW and sbopa amas>l, a.-rinl.-vd a title, rsmaiaiug t-aeohl al the ctoso frrigto and tiasrangrr Imux cvxspeflcsl to sun, .f to o-tolwr, 1S7\ was ( running, am: a large lift of the carry toe buri , tto- stn-tini ttnsnld st the close of the sale In ores <jf the Country for the tune ta-irj »u»| Staled. | I *77 was 11,WvMA 44. show toe aa inrrwsa of I Having rrliaMe raformatowi that a similar HXt,:rfatMl Tte iwdew during tbs year 197S. al danger was tbrwalesdug Ibe peace and go.! | the Auditor General's and cwnnty Treasurers' onlre of thia ftiale, 1 ttoeirxd il my duty 1>- take ..Arera, rskrei tngvtb'-r, amotintad to IW»,C1, |>rntupl and envnretir mrasurew to mset stici. . showing an increase of sales in IBsfi as ex.nleu»vrreca-y alaxd.1 11 arire. I areonllngly or , pand with IB77 of »ir<741:X derail out the whole military force of ths ttiab II will lv arec that the Kate has azvpnrert a to be eccampo) wtore Uw-y might rapidly l« | large antount of larvls of this charactsr, and i your ronstituenta. ina<le available in case of nred To this rail that Uiet are constantly lacrreatog rumilararf ' 1 the troops prorupt!v rewpooded. and the Hirer eurutibii.«ue hare occurred to former years and regiin. nte were quickly in the field rredy f« tnetb.ab. of relArf have bran devised l.r the active duty On the ?Kh day of Jnlr a portion ‘ Ixgialaum-. Il ia rory important to the intsr, , . . . of tbs haadstxi ins employ of the Michigan Ora- < eats of the Htalr that some prorlxtoo made JaTAX H k> 1* » greetwheat pd>n.n—I Wwwmam* .« <»-— «■»« I.-V—x— si.. ■—*. — -* | dlicwx ,Sk«°1 " Sacsaor l*es " are now the faeWcw rw pasi i in Kentucky. ••£ ,~.a BaIiAU and eheeac should l>« offered, just before dotoert. A hot brick ia the brat friend that-. MMXMt paople have thia weather. ..; A. T. Stxwakt A Co.'» rated bo^diMf> in New York ouveta jrigbuxm acre*Xa floors. . . ;ij Bcauax etteeemen are revolving their minds the possibilities of a reio^ lotion. Aluast, N. has made a CaXHtofr «Jy aa a last resnri m aid of lbs nvil aathori- failsd to ks«p a rweord of the aamo Urw vbn) their efforts to rvstor. order had , cwlu4-<i has rvwciltod Uisrrby Lust proved tsywerkwa, I at otev placed myself io ^1) local bonds are reciairc! to be eornnutrorataja with Hrei Jamre (VfrwmeH. with a Arwicnate.) State nfltoev Ixfurs Mayor of the city, reqwwting him to keep me I ilelircml. Tula pruocodtng is said to vivtoed of the a'tnatuai. and assnrtt* him that I 1,-uer r'.andiug and to thus facilitate 1 would direct tbs nuhtary to prot——• firmly aspport the local autbuetbes tairuog j*a<-» and the raunwasc? of I further bw.uo.1 a prviamaU.s; ruj. hit in securing a new 514,000,000 Stkto; This immense imncrj of capital ei-^agsd in die tramjcxtatoin »f jwxwoK'-rs and mer­ chandise adds RTwady to lbs wealth of the State and t> the cx>u»rtiarev of He nuxeas, and ta> tmtitlesl to ytsrr fostering ears and pro'cction ll has been tavratrd under rights and prtv and too t.MxUxlkV-r, tor prodprer sad tor ship C. are rriQalh «uitlait loyntir pwotertiea. WV no oatue of cxxnp/suit in regsn! to Ur rust of iraarj-irtffiK |iawtigers or freight. laieaj rates Lave been as low If not tower than in our neighboring Hlaies Hut as <>o« of Hr- States over whose 111** of railroad the .rEHmw pro dactions of the West are tranapurtrd to the “* board, tn the obtaining of which tocre has bora ai.d atilt contmeaa Io tx very active cucipetitwwi by railroad com panic*. there ia danger that *7 M>r‘irX . .a i 1 tbontaco. anted by the dtlxras of tor place, warn doing all In their ;.>wrr to quirt the .lie . twbanre aad provide for the paxxgeof tnuw. | with a fair prnapert that aueh result wnald be .jxdily al ame.1 witbotrt roaort to the ex of I rmhiarr lorixL 1 wa. .ulweooraU, advtoed . . - , ,, 1, ™ Jackson, to the proAeni t»kn> \>r । a railroad oActada to prerrai » coUmtoo with । rdtoK a»ureUretUt thcrfuU j«.wrr ' of the Stale Wtlhkl Is. raptojvd, tfMcrasary to ,-Trebtetde to the workingmen who ownged u: 'be airthe tbsA they spesdiiy tock vamnsal of wwtowi and abandonol tlw-ir iiKtmaidsrato a*! ualswfwl prorevdiw- The tuilitarv merit siy thana. fur tlx- alacrity »>th wbk-11 they re- lac the btisiorws of r-arrhssuig Krtlcta-W far irs:u>]a>rtation orre Law («r, nads, srxl re­ fraining from gntog to uiv itMhvidnal spix-tal privlisgte over <>lbrm oitiser ia too form of redured rales or rebate. I sugxrwl wbeLbrr it M not dssirsbto to prohibit by taw anv acral or 'I* «“<b Juatire. WLDaerrey ufE.-tai sto.c 1;>,r a |aj/ allowance for his services, it ^,U)„ pnr„ tha1 extravagant pc ’,11Cllla u’^Tu. tix-e wboi^fE *. u I, rierleaL reoninnw Mvthar * tnjnll,^r, hwnung. « aUUt. The awl . ^eful taqtotf aimKTix xannsal. i Dtrrnr Ttm ntale of Mary lalai nrw hoida the Uilr w AjitleLam Naluaial Gcmeterv, aa Truatae , —„ ---- —------— »r several SiaU.sjrf.icii axitrftmted toward ito .Irunkarda. .. . .T*» It ie elaimed that the HUi.ibnd Gel tn lour mouths. A womax named Henrietta Berger, te ------------------------- - Friebourg, SwiUcrland, lately hangml . .os is, ' 1 hT omuJirf • ~n-v r4JAa win- canal. j ,l ,quarter 1I14rtCT ,erf rf _z o| _ _________________ Xp'cXl fcinna<. throu^ it Las toerr—vl to I.TO.aS tons in (lw t(m, tn • m (l TPar,T rwrennre during the same .* -.tj.,.:,,. i,T >wtM m.XM.AS . — ' to 1»7K Muro than ^ - la.-iTux^ , >• tru»l rely etosfly upon our Slab- military to suppress rtois or tnwinlta arirnwg in our midst Tns policy erf Ux Gracral ttovrrmnral areres to ba to dncucragw the reuptoyniral of 1 ctoral troops in such cases until it u appareut that tLe Mato alatw i»( unalds u. oTsrrouie thn dis turbanre • In the outbreak referred to, if we bail been without a State forts, and had l*ra obliged to wall until a formal apj.Ucntloa eoald hare been all oumaaimrs ma-™™ made on the President six! rrejwcxJrd to by f mate in the resietrnetiou । f’uderal troop*, the strike would uudoulrtsdly The indobtodr ren at *»^5, island. Tki Bnirilijul Government has -rd u privilege t<> a gentleman for ftemanufacture of a paper from the wM fig tree. • lx Paris the rage to for old bottoM,' great pnrew Itoing paid fur thoeo in atoxA lutrcv. jaaper. pobblfia or Alencon diamonds. » • o»dl Tbk Hoq. Wm. IL Evartn. Stciwtagy ol State. Laa rooantly parchaaed aevatal. hniblred acrea of land in Palo Alte_ ;• Tssnev Alabama Legislature cat , tains 77 planters, 44 lawynix, 4 mer^ chanta, phyaieiana. 1 miller and 1 hP [I stnance agent । Tur slave trade « being steaMu^ ■ •carried on in the Red sea. (he slavee ' being taken from Abreeinia to the I Va, ia eo great that very many of there cannot poeaibly find anything to do the line of the profceaton. • ■ 'w Sricwn in the United Siatee aver­ a** eighty per day. Denremron X spirit*, conreqnent ca the hard trine*, appears to be the great mure. Ex-Oov. BotTwxix, of JfaMtiihwite* believes in frequent tdectiona, and thi»hbr CowjsuS S^beoLUeod to hare enrolled ilie maiinium number uf able L»lu •! inra, aa there are al wavs •aue who cunot -to duty at call; they sboaM hare offleers of rsperirnre. bold regular meetings far drill, and bn aubjert identity » then plainly underMood. Thkxk » eaid to be an old T namtxl Pavanovia living ai Bihat*, G tia, who h 135 yew* okl. and ahN se �Long Brick aooa oerrkd. bet will kick yoe Lat Cbariecte SATURDAY. fyfe«, <r<MM*», £Jarfi «H tta bfl-teting anfc- uuppir.g that th- kvmbxm without reserve the fmnteby thuAuti and Low Prices •vxrss,-^.^^ mca I have added to my stock of Dress Goods a full line of State, with the a ■ --------•------- jB the capital. Well." said kb tack HURRAH, BOYS I Broadhead Alpacas viilc. lorad tbo array.” * bore mtn*, r ony per­ ordered to quit th.( capital Another caro I | wimuu »m«r day*. Tta npnlaMHi ot other* who were obnoxious to the po­ lice followed. Ev«a member* of tbo My Stock of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE ia compWe. Lamps for 25 to $5.00. Mr*. Bradford tournala and^the German kth th* dirt and filth, paw it j ■aid! way* did be manifeot inanity, either Mee. before we judge too hatefly. Hrte Ahrr Mu tMfod fo, I undoubtedly would bo tbo deal re for rvU.r M..IV . tort limo ns b. .pfomnrf X.!S 1K( latites Frank Melvin of Colfax. Hnroq hi* knees, poliew, h. Uieir trenchant way, have dile noire, broken through artifice* of which much Why, Ilka lb* real, yon would i■ ' Sold only by me in this Village. DWIGHT SACKETT’S BAKU. Alfred Gray, a teamater Flint, " J GBAUD RAPIDS DIFIB1OI Bring in your Country Produce ; will excange Goods for u as favoraby as for Greenbacks. Quart or Diffiti. “S^ I p-k b« KK- G. A. TRUMAN. sb. a.i_w w I*’- ‘ D. HACKETT. no lietter, the poor fellow waa given tions. Socialurt song Imoka ana romax- 1 ®r °r , hia ditohargr, when lo! he suddenly be- ’ <*•■ rousing panegyric* of tbe CoraA farmer named Peterson, /while came saue and was seen at various ,1,une- luflamatory histones of the walking on tbe track of theGraafi RapI?" \ I'eaaanta'War. ta«rat»liira of Rua-ian ids 4c Indiana Railroad. threemUe* times afterward, perfortuipg duties Nihilist^ stormy pampnlets. and other south of Leroy, on the 7tk, was struck bit*. Second: a great deeira that an ioaaue perron would hardly un- such political literature. Ths tadex «r- | by a locomotive and died in the three UR Stock was never so nearly clored out at this reason of the year a* at ] dertakc The stave two case* are on- P«T~tori« appear* to ta compiled with hour*. present, and we are now replenishing « with l,M.pl™o<M0>oI.W«,ru TM •"rtrlp-rtowne--. Th. ch.rt»u. IfopobllcM'Sd' ' to strict accuracy, and. unfortunately, or two books of a scientific charac were still many ways left open ta*ide our ter have fallen tinder the pol e* inter- “ ^r ™ Ingle with those who have seen the above 4o “play off." and among diet, and hare had a short thrift. These 1 .1 if ’ f -to th*’ t J U U fortner editor*,will much of the world, aod bear each, one them may be enumerated the ulcer are serere measure*, and re« the m*M ! ‘ Which are muck cheaper than in the Fall, in fact lower than ev toll of th* wonder* of "fatherland," of the people do not show that they are . “ ’0T,le<1| dodge. After serving awhile in the history of trade. Especially in whether of auuny Italy, mountainous nnny a soldier would '•accidentally" deeply iirttated thereby. They do not £. W. Canfield, aged SI. wa* found reset?’ the bareh treatment of Herr dead in tLr road about a milo from DoDYESTUFFS. , get hurt on some one of hi* limbs. All IlikM^lninun and Lis fiirnds in the un••----------*------- 1-------------- •— — . T0&T srocisj^ . Polaud, or merry England, down-trod­ ■' would ta done possible to do Jo cause mutakalde nisuncr in which the stern the mill, and il i* supposed the sleigh den Ireland or of the highland* of Scot, ­ | the wound io heal, but the wound would procedure taken against offending bish­ tipped over, the log rolling on him. s* land. and, in tact, he will aee represent - refuse to succumb to all the treatment ops and priests under the May l*»i nr waa found Iving face downward and TR s^Sjlder braces t»w resented. Not only in tbe Polish tbe log aero** his bark. received, but instead, grow worse from district* of Prussia, wbrre a little spark SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Mr*. Corbin, the Leroy. Osceola Co. Older the *un. and learn from the.ni day t> day unti^it become a “fever” is wont to kindle a great Hunt of dis­ womaa who killed hereal f recently by PAINTS. OILS, much of intaraat. all of which he will vaUnishes, sore, when the poor man would receive content, but also in the loyal Rhine winding tar apron strings about her province*, loud murmur* were heard AND BRUSHES. hi* discharge and likely a recommend neck and pelting them taut until *ta when the people knew that thdrreverfor a pension. Boon after leaving the I cd prelate* were in prison, and when wna choked, took her life that she might lie witn with ncr her baby, which n-wi h*d uieu died a a icw few Sttal, _e nany. wmen ---- were -f way opportunities wb<> service tta fever sore would suddenly tbey ________ LOOK AT OUB 1870 TRICES: week* before. The loaa had unseated 1 read book* and pepen, which were *1- change Its mind, and a few applications officiated contrary to v order* in bis--------own ._^. -------her reason. ! Wall Paper, Barderin< o< -.for ud . IdU, „|ot«,eo. .ould ' ‘“'T,1' “ W’. '» CUUIVU UIUIU, w .“"Jn “ ™"—. ....y On tbe find inst. a widow lady named ------ __ eqnalinghiastipend. pious KhineHhine.V _ u . L. . . eonalinp hiaatinend. The Dloua wage*, board and clothe*. and care i_ Stauoeery. leave the wound perfectly jrtzxrs.M healed. lander* Mt Dr Falk's legislation to be Jackson, of Oakfield. Rext Co who is , of the Rebellion many a sore trial of their loyalty During the ware?LwLJll -------_ ______ _______ , —legislation _____ __ an invalid, waa left by bar daughter | innocent men were worn to perform hi* duty faithfully, be tern re accused accused of of playing Dialing ,i necessitating necessitating a a painful painful choice choice tat between «tarch. »»a manv of returned ata dta..vJred inroevTata disrovered that that bar «io*bmothpernio and quiet, and much time will < off tn order to get out of tta army. <',•*»' ,, ... . 7 them seemed prepared to make their < Ps clothing had taken fire from the bo granted him for recreation. Such. ““ U^lUV . l‘eCO,T ' plv’TUo?iifor/,"'Jitt'‘r’ It2i? *"£h.,P’,rit I Move. Tta woman was so badly bum! fortably, or too cowardly to ‘face the , of hostility ha* been called forth by the cj t»;at djrd froaj the effects I might have d me so. but tbe I energetic execution of tta Anti-Social. , __ __ __ _ good one* too. Tta man improve* hi* music." A tew da vs age some “'mart X SPECIAL. X' X. time, attend* to all hi* duties promptly leeks." disturtad a prayer-mealing at I who were, by ill health, compelled to | make their protest, obey and depart. >»<•«»«* Ledge Like, seven mile* south wiser if not a better man. On the ot! - receive their discharge from tbe *er- I There is no distinct symptom iu the •'XCadfllac. After merlin'was out John rtc» dan, » rtlpeu.U, ; .1,11 U>„ Hl PE5.“' >• f1” l'»rlu»rol. " •dC-, Cr>,.?U*J. W>U!*?! • . .1, -p-t— K... A ,h which IS not in session, of a general ap- Myere and other* what such conduct •lyn aboraa. are without home or friends there waa no alternative but death I prehftn>jon u»at constitutional rights, ; w“ ■“«! * quarrel ensued, whieh In conclusion we propose to awaiting them. But after getting out , precious to the cnmmunitT. are being ended by the stabbing of Craw in the l precious to inc ouuuuuoj, a v_ thia land where all are after the mighty —------ » — I pilfered by the police. w«u» Noisy meeting* bowels and the cutting of five hole* in Wade’s shoulder* and breast. No dollar, and consequently are forced to change of climate, food, water and care "nd sedition* journal* ana societies deaths or arrests yet. ------— °-D<> ^rV-,e aoak for employment somewhere, and awaited them, they recovered, and in i Peter Cady pf Montery. Allenn coun­ fall into <p4. the hand* of ofothrr the recruiting for nut rum,. u ..pportuoUj |. „„ pLli«i‘S'’upiJi<*’“' ty, wishing to retire from business and onlu-. 1e the army to get the wherewith j ,l,cy re-enlisted and served faithThe return of the Emperor William to have hi* children enjov the fruit* ot to support them eel ve*; or the worthsome to the end of the conflict, ; .,o tarlin has been marked bo some hi* labor before his deoih. hit upon an Re* perilally. tapwb.ua. a.4,u.kea»t,„tb. bui»»u, (.n .i,,i, X m.FZSKS original way of doing it, and one that avoid* the danger* of will contcata who ha* committed some crime f>c,o< U'e ft*. *nd their bones lay t» show for ouce that t^iey heartily ab- He ha* divvied ni* property, amount­ SCdflioa to th* army to escape the ren- ,|leachiuK under a southern sun. For- , borred the regicida! attempt* of ilodel ing to about 830,000,*ojong hi* children th* law The«r are tta ma- bid that I should »av anything disre- a.°d The regency of the and bind* them to pay interest to tbe .pretful of til. bravo and gallant ta- ‘ r°'rn Pnn^ '*!’! cra**’- <a.d ‘h‘' amount of 81.WQ a year for the sup­ port of himedf and wife aaloaga* they । torial of which oar army was mainly roes who risked their live* m defence of tl.e Union, who left liouic and friend* Babailiou. They made very fine sol- maay amea thhmgh which a soldier arate poo*, to me the ci tie*. place*, and other sight*, which be thinka thia the CLOSED OUT AND FILLING DP. 1879. DRUGGISTS, Pure Di ugs. Medicine?, 1879. O DICKINSON ICO NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS - Breon Goodn liic:llai?)u l Bini Basil, DISCOUNT all COMPETITION I Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 I-2c. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. Teas, Coffees 4 Family Groceries. Cigars aud Tobaccos. French Designa 11c, former price 20c. Jap Stripes 18c. former price 25c. n« Tdtcto. Ci< Ira MR Wo,.stv(] style* from 12 1-2 Io 25. • ■ ■ Our old Dress Goods will be sold much low cost. Don't buy until you get our ’ prices. — 1 .a., 1 D. C. GRIFFITH. HI MUI BiMIS world to lay down their lire* at the al­ tar of their country ; no never! never', will I say aught to »taiu the good rec­ •uuruii m a muui.w-i «»» — -u.' .. ord of one of the “boy* in blue." but must bt iu»m irritating to a prince « ho ma« almort be said to have lired alway* iu pulih. Thr Emperor of Ger__ . . . . the world the heroic dr rd* of all tboee tua\' aceeodtd to the throne no late in m.kw. fa—I,.■»forth lot*. Vote.. life that be baa never cared to bend Tbore neu wh*>. by their scheming. himrelf to the slavery °7 kingship, and t>M and intelligent people. he dislike* to have detective* about But acme will nay, “anyone ia good hi* person. sympathy, they were only a small part A prison who visit* Berlin and ask* mauogb to be a atddier, to be shot down of the human family, who, not having u> be shown the Royal Palace. I* aurlike a dog’ by rhe Indiana, or drove the pluck of their fellow men, or had TiTLS’k!S,*jH?h around by the officer*, like a lot of anifamilies who needed their personal at­ tention. only did what many other* grea with you there. would have done in their circumstance*. ...w. --- -— away from her parent*, mw pair then worked in the lumber wood* all winter, somewhere about Ladington, she drea*ed in boys clothe* and passing *• his brother. Thence the pair tramped afoot to lui , discovered, I hot for the Michigan. 15 month* old. o.iw .ifo. in. -tn.. GRAINS A Valuable Invention (Mild Ma. Edit*'* : . I noticed in the Joortu not , . 'L-_ _. ii-rlin and all hint* that ,w "7 ~ -r—r long ago, a piece con ermine a enuplr stoce. when atjieritn. and an ntnu «n« t1unB< whl<_h ftrearma were discharged, toaiw married a few year, ago in ^“.^N****Fred Brach received a danreroua the town of Woodland. It said : "Thr . w'“ * Ilf wound in the head from a pi*tol fired F»«r. . K*nl working ronug m*n. was r “ “.^K. i wtrJTnr by Anton Wennlnk. A bad wound wa* ______________ . -wfortl U». I... a™l>for Ol • «»11M SdmolS.u »>»»bk?; mmk.-wIM.w.M. <? SXJStai S<~ ' -----------one ot tae from hia own ptetoL Six rioter* were the ground ground arre*tod . g*»t. *tay would endeavor to watch ^ideDcTnf tb-'brid*’* parenta Final- two window* ot Ina studv on the • ------------------------------------- .."Lis ’Ll, not un- and pearaocr. said be b the cat ’ move, therefore, educated, intelligent. with hi fo ,rU tub him u> the w win"rm* »» ».ore are ,o ’° nlm ‘.°' d»w, and he would acknowledge the ' salute* of the officers with a friendly wave of the band. rioiaoliuie* be would look into the street merely to , watch the rain fall or tn amuar himself 1 with tbe ordinary sight* of a crowded thoroughfare, and more than once the odd sight ha* tarn witnessed of a targar appealing to hi* Mgjeaty for a rtlver grosebvo and tairg ei>joioc<l by the Imperial foretlngrr to •'more on. Toward* three o'clock a throng of ™ rtnfoiffoi..foa. fSXgSttW Mafera Mdtf a mmt ewltaa in th. military ~rMMt expect |n B mo per time. hi. bki« I H.W«br. live on tta to take tar That hr never did. tai .w J»-■£ j a, - tadU lX«t ftaa jXliFi.. p*- ,fe:^M07LSPta’tad‘mAT hTZ ' •«"»»> -<lk* of Thiergar» male Tn disuoai- I He was always i* unitVrm, with —a ™«r. tike a mule in disport of OnJrr M hu neck, and he wa* rtriet in eipecting that officer* and soldier* slrould salute him; bat he never objected to being addressed by anyone who had anything to say. and be would frequently stop some joang anhaltern and walk about him’tn. Thia young h very identical one that him. and do Ma duty without gnim- tbo military service. lime! to think that tU-y would simply •'■aiT through ?? _ .. M*.Et>ITO*: rinater. Mucco. Hair aata TSX WOBXJS-XtZSrOWSnBD WILSON SEWING MACHINE ---------- Ine* Sarei It Dealm rill then. John*, ou Saturday. Mr. Bond, while going in with a large load of log*. it U Winter—with its cold weather, rad noses and frw-n toe*; but with tbe good sleighing, merry ■leigh-talla and rna -I l»«—. w. IM .hukfol for tta cold winter. The majority of tbe people in the land are frying hard to visit tbe tax-gatherer and avoid pay- | A IM* WORTH ■ BROOKS ' : --------------------------- ——-----------------------I f jl • . B urn it ure ing atanl one hundred and fifty mile* , north,, we find nil aawide awake a* in! FlXrnitXlI?©2 to St. John*, ou sleigh* on Friday, the X7lh imu- from owe mill. The people are making a desper»t«- effort to u-e the good sleigiitag.Nomr Cururw. STANDARD FURNITURE AT waa displaced by Middlerille merchant Christmas ev*. He went into the meat market, purchased a ten pound turkey and sent il to a poor family : for him­ self and family he purchased a brace of docks al J. LENI Z & SONS, Joo- mat uk tf Fimtin u tucmir. tew. 2£d nft‘£ ISyiSr L. tiao and last fialnrdav waa wa* ai arrealreal- WANTED. I WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO FOR SALE AT TRUMAN’S STORE >»*.■»•«« cuted at this office. .--------- —• H. ft. DICKINSON BCft. JltS1!-" FIRST-CLASS GOODS, Siiialt S8iii£ liciiM Griffin 98; Mary Oriflhi NO: Willie Grift* 88: HaUieGriftnft: Ida Block MEAT MARKET. I Et. Bhlxrt 100; Olli, flllte Emit. M; Fnuikie n»u «. wm» ifo—<« ■> aBfokhM . D.1U Smith », UU- thubMH»; Chute? Ihuh.. «- Undertaking Good their ttete*. Meeta la now al the Palacrtaw AmakniMr Market*. Walnut Cam and Caakata. SHROUDS AND GLOVES When ruling 7. Mo-of v initructkmA; l»m to It. •Ml.f.mlon guaranteed, or no pay. Mtchlnot delivered free of charge anywhere In the United States. Job Printing of Every Description exe­ Tta foHowing » the aeboel report tn pen* in a public place ia immediate collared by tbe police and conveyed Mary Gay 188; Willi* Gay 180; tbe lock-ep. Kaiaer Wilhelm eou ■teTreywlOO: Willie Troyer801 Viol*Sta*pl80; LfltaStaap88;Freak- In workm.n^ilp I. «■<*>■ to • Chronomotw Water, ■nd .. ^^.ntly flnl.lwd ». ■ firat-du. Fi.no. It recivKl th. hlKho«t award, at the Vienna and Cen­ tennial Sapoaltfona. IT SEW* QHE-FOUSTH FA*TER than other machine*. It. capacity I. unllrnttyd. Thar. ar. mor. WILSON MACHISE* «>ld In th. Unlttd StatM than th. oomblrwd othw». THE WILSON MEMDIRC ATTAChMEMT. for doing all kind, of repairing, WITHOUT RSTCHIIIO, ■Ivan FREE with meh machine. A Certificate la given w ___ A~A.1_. ---------- *- -A---- Swa kssn it in rnnalr. Frosh and SaJt Jfeota, �OR I GIN A L 1879 SECOND ANN UAI the Michigan PublUhere’ AaamdaUoti. At Chai lotto, having a couple Immhi of J □Sfi.TR. riEKTUS Upon boarding tbe C. «■ L. with Bro. Rackley. of the Battle Creek LtCAL GIBWIK-GABBLK, AtffNMMlOttbOhN. Sa-«=«aSg! adjourned hl vWtiivMJ. H Smith’*. About flfly newspaper moo ware no body at men of like number, know- beat Coflha Keewta. beet beat Orleans Molkaaea «)cmI vffle. you will find at Qnrmn'i, vened in .Lansing before. And Lan­ sing felt tbe importance of the occasion Overcoat* al 83-50- Chan. 7. Hubbard, of Millbrook, baa On Sunday S. 1. Htcernu. of Maple be.ore. Flags Bowled, buaiueea houses wertyreorated. the fire brigade paraded.inhabiunta were out in bolNday at- buainesa. eft unto himaelf a rib, □Idagg. Boise Bros, come to the front thia "’SSSfi ?«<>.«. Overcoat* at 9U.00. Overcoat* at 918.00. H. R. DicKixaox it Co. That perauD that disturbed tbe meet­ ing laatSabbath by her inoeaaantcough­ ing. bad better get a bottle of I>r. War­ ner’* White Wine of Tar Syrap and cure that cough.__________ ( (19-19) taburn, unmolested, all night. Sen­ ator* felt tbemrelve* placed with adiopularity. and rale tn which CT* When you buy Alpaca* get the Silreg Strane! or Monumental brand*. j kept only by D. C/ Gmiffitb. 1 I —The theatre on Saturday and Mon- W. G. G. Ay AyUworth, formerly of of W. law Orth, formerly village, but now tu hnaim-aa at Bridn’a, Montcalm Co., waa in the lage tbe firat pert of tbe week. “ . W. - —A Mn M.nar^ V.mII ■ married coapl*' ot Parma, Jackaen hawebroft vixitm* frienda in thia thin* in Mevil- , Co.. vil lage aud vicinity for a week Wt. railroad ties a legal tender and took MoeM Howe of Torir State, and Cha*. 1.300 of them at thirty eel ta apiece, but Holme* of thu village, wane* firm , . , ... ,, , .. j. that baycrented Um. Bartley a blackthat tbe railroad company are full of •milit shop, and eommeueed buaioea* thrrein. • •tripe of Battle Creek, play at the Ope- Red Ribbon Club, enThursday. Jan. 1«. Tbe troupe ta highly spoken of. and Mr. AJcx. Blair ot Leasing, and a brother of Mra. Dr. Barber ia stopping in town tor a few weeks with the in­ tention of purehaal'g a farm in thia vicinity. . • W. & George, the obliging olo veteran of Michigan Journaium, tbe irrepresaible Don Hcnderaon ot tbe Allegan Journal, the polidrod Kendal of the Kalamazoo Telegraph. J. E. Scrippa of _ >a.____ I. __ I Qviinbv of the Free Preaa. fun-lonng John Burhngb of the Ann Dvm°f th® G d Kaprda Demoerat, 8.W_____________________ •r. “*.M*ni*____ u* Time*. C. G. Griff. v of the Neguauee »*««>•«. *•, of U* Ann Arbor Courier, I. N. Ingcraoll of the Corunna Amrriean. E J. Kelly of the Poptiac Bill Poater, C. M. Earl* of tbe Greeuville and acore* of “ other* "* “ Democrat, * * too numerous to mention A very intexeatlug meeting wav held. The •ab­ ject* of “advertising.” •" weredisnewspaper pay," “libel.' liutod to examine the libel laws of tbe state report what legislation, if any, Nashville andaurruundiDgoonntry that hereafter 1 can be townd-at the old foundry, where I have fitted up a shop fnr OtbnenU Blackamithiuir. and am bet! Ur ever Wore to do work,of eTery description. A tri alwill ChaI. SciunPT. al will convince. convince. Ot 1 shall toon be obliged to call on yon. I will be at D. C. Griffith'* atore in Nnah ville. every Friday, and at Sher­ idan on Thuraday afternoon. delay, for my returns must be made on tbe •'rat day of February. - • • ■ • ■ George and Sanfonl, alio represented the Lansing press, and quite a number Naahville Jan Sud, 1978. availed themarlvea of the courtesy and visited *tlie Agricr.ltura! College, end Reform School. We enjoyed the trip Stamped enhighly and the manner in whieh we were shown around Uy Prof. Kedzie of County. and Castleton townahip ia not tbo Agricultural College, and Supt. tionery. oyster*. cigar*, etc., and epjoya Howe, of tbe Reform School. Had wo Fy Decorated Crock err al W HKKLXK'a. a good and increasing trade. DooX time and apace we would speak of fail to M-- hia new advt and remember three inatilutioD* io a manner they merit. in exchange for Gloves and Milt'ns at ! But there 1* one institution at Thera will be an oyster supper and I^anaing which ia a crowning glory to the People's Supply Store. many yean, which shows better than donation in Connection with the tl. B. our beautifni atAlr, that we must say a few ward* about and that ia the new Church, at the residence of Mr. and capitol building. It occupies a sightly make, that we are prospering, and not cheap. Call and get a auppiy. eminence, i* built of brick and stone. Chas. U. Smith. I next Wednesday vv runemiay eve., cv Jan. 15th. Bill. 84o feet in length. I ill wide, and 363 —Al the Reform Club room* uait I ________ 50 centa___ per couple. An invitation Is high, and coat of little orer a million aud a half of dollar* and is claimed to Table Cutlery, at prices that defy com­ Moeday evening the following pro- ' extended - - to all -- to attend. lx one of the very finest State hou*c« petition. Cha*. W. Smith. 0. E. Nichol*, of Reading. Mien., rep- in tbe United State*,, and a* it ia paid (or and our Mate entirely out of debt, it stands a noble monument to Michi ,„,w wa* in the village over Sunday. Mr gan's enterprnw. and to tb« virtue* of I received ; and don't forget those Wood Chas. W. SMITH, Nlcbola lived here when Naabvill* waa frugalilv and honealy that baye ever Spind*. born ; wm a carpenter, and a**iated iu attended our officer* in tile adminiatralion of public affair*. Foc*ftlr or iTSsdr »t n Bargnln. . , . . , , „ . building th* old Saab rille liouae. tbe * re * ■—— A'good house aud tour lota iu the , am-mM1.11. -.rr>pcta,loodly numb.„„r city of HMtings. Ca*h will buy tbo ! HutJin Badness Directory. uee ta expected. arwJ in N»MiriBe. ' above, property for one half it* value. —Mr. John Mayo, ot Maple Grove. I were gla-1 to make hi* acquaintor will ae*l to responsible parties on I long time, or trade for a good span of died os Saturday laat of meningitis, ' Bnce. horse*. Here's a bargain for some one. tbe county, who are interested perhaps, m I mean buaineaa. rtOODLASD ITIIS. Johe Fuaxce. more iu • Hasting* than Nash rille, m NsaLvilla, Mich. kind father bare deemed it expedient to open, on Jolin Holme* la very low with the and a gwaeroua and obliging neighbor, ty Decorated Crockery Ware in Ta­ lung di in*sa ­ and by ioduatry and hard labor bad in which to re present the live business ble and Bed Room Sett* or by the piece made himeelf a comfortable borne. Ho wm a devoter! Chriatian and a men>en for this column only from euterpriatbe Prote*tan I Methodist church. ig, reliable aud wide-awake firm*, and I will lie in Naahville during tbe thought be had e hat £s go died. ny of our reader* having buaineaa month of January, 1S78, on Friday the itb them can depend npon getting tnt?t*1' । . , ... «"d on Thursday of each week follow­ er worth of their money every time. ln* Hope lo inU,reMed partie* D4—. _ V .V»»-..« »•. t tbe-Wolcott House. day .b-Hcutters last and Monday evenings to Urge audien week n» hia-shop. Hoy*. beat that if Dated. Dec 36th, 1878. tional Bank. This corporation ia Clmmkxt Smith. liaBlc institution, and having an i —A few days since Henry Feighner, of this village, killed three ll-nsootha•Id pigs the combined weight of which “Camille.” Miss Gray is indeed a Una This is no closing ont sale bnt a Bonafide Clearance Sale of Winter Goods preparatory to onr Feb. Invoice of Stock. Read and Act Accordingly. 0 We take pleasure in announcing to our many patrons, that having install­ ed our Annual Cost Sale for the benefit of our customers as well as our. selves, ive propose to give the people the benefit thia coming month, and to make it a success we have replenished our Stock, making it complete. Make a Note of This We sell every article in our stock at actual cost, (Groceries excepted.) Believing it more profitable to close out goods in their season, limb keeping the stock fresh and clean, and as all goods are sold at cost it will be a rare opportunity for you to make a full selection of goods, such as is needed in a well regulated home. BOOTS purchased at this sale will be a large saving, as this sale will continue only 40 days from date, at which time we shall take invoice ot stock, preparatory to filling up with new Spring Goods. For the benefit of all enquiring friends, I would state that this is not a closing out sale as I intend to remain in business some years to come in Nashville. Yours Respectfully, Pioneer Store! e WM. A. AYLSWORTH Reepectfully auoouocca to tbe pal that he haa opened a DAN. MANEE ' A BRANCH STORE At Woodland Center, containing . flavins permant <tly located in buai- Closing 2 |y ou Land a full and well se­ lected atock of Out Sale! CV Indies' Cloak*. the preltiret of of tbe •canon, at W HEX LEE**. QO M O a demand* of tbe farmers, whether they s & o “ STAPLE GROCERIES, SATISFACTORY PRICES TO ILL Such aa PI mind Stiffars, Teas, that the EWTIRE STOCK* NEW Coffees, Spices, Fish Jto. Jtc. Ml line at Having been bought during tbe last month, consequently bought at the falL Woodland, Dec. let, 1978. covering. nre *uou< and ia thought past Rolwrta A Lampmax carry an extenve stock <4 drug- and medi in. a. fany and toilet article*, book* and ataonery, etc., carefully prepare phyai- iy Follow the crowd and get a bar of DiCKixaog'a Five Cent Soap. Then pike your Utttle brown jugTnd J^t few pound* of their excellent Syrup, ---------------------- -———— [ <y Clothing cheaper than ever at WHEELEa'l STONE Ui WOODEN WARE, For Everything Cheap everybody and D. FWUsret lty of dreaa and cloak making, in inch branch, the ladies aay, he excel* al! competitora. K. J. Grant, tbe mayor, cornea next. he waa glad to get |w>mr when erect. . Hieka On and after thia date I will nay oue half a dollar 1 dvance on Saw Log* of every description. Dated, Kalamo, Jan. 4th, 1878. WM SPIRE. for !<• and vfcinty that I have opeuat market in tire building adIxse 4c Smith'* atore.andaebe servire* of I-*e Tuckerman, LoftC On Friday, Dec. 87th, between thia village aud Anthony Oatroth'a, in Maple Grove, a leather pocket-book, containing 97.78 and two dne-billa. patronage, and vra will guaaantee aatInfaction Cftaa. Fvtutisa. at the News office. _________ Geo J. Hoffhae. That you can g< at all hours for FURNITURE STORE. At Prices to Sult the Times I KELLOGG: DEMARAY MORTCACI SALK. FURNITURE! Call at the that German Syrup is tbe only remedy which has given complete satiafaction in severe cases of Lung Diseases. It is true there are yet thousand* of per•on* who are prediapooed to Throat and Lung Affection*. Consumption, Hem­ orrhage*. Aatbma. Severe Colds aettled on the Brea*t, Pneumon i*. Whoop- AYuworni. In amounts to suit borrowers.. New MeaU JUu-iteC. Dnig •rug Store, can also always be found 1 itb a complete stuck with atock in hia line, alao also 1 boeksetc. *" ‘ Family recipe* recipea prepared wif* with care and al low rate*. 1 o --------------- * ...-------- <_ 1 Tbe remarkably rood sleighing of prop* of ilaatingK At hi* alore you tbe past two wroka, baa broa ■ grand may find a full line ef dry -good*, ailka, tbfawflbrtbeft—ronda, ready-made clothing, hau, ipa, boot*, dioea, etc., and price* alay* u low aa the lowcet. Juliua Knaaell deala in fancy rood*. apU dry goods, drew-goods and triaa- will 01 0 Originality. doctor. We tear* Ms name is Johnston. ' Originality ia one of the thing* nocHe has bought Dr. Kuasdl'a office, and "on the square." Tbe President, A. J. Bowue, ia one of tbe oldest settlers of ' eraary to make life a aucceaa, and yet Mi«* £. Huip^* baa diaaaimetl b«r B*iry Co. Hr began life aa * farmer, some (>eoplf blunder through life on tbe atreugtb of their inveutMna, and we achoo! and is at the Center CalrinirrftTr but by frugality and good judgement would cal] the attention of the people of her brother. Mi** H. 1* n first-cl*** ha* earned a competency that auv man to the fart that L. L. Ixmimis, of the Boatoa Store, having been the inatilut^‘“■7^ , may ju.lly be proud of. ClEiL Bth" COD 'l CJement Smith i* one^f tbe young | or and originator of the Annual Coat Sale, in X'aahville, for tlw uenefit of hia many cuatomera and himaelf. propoeee to carry it out (thia month) to the very • One of tbe oldest and well-respected letter, believing it better to aell gooaa , in their aeaaon, than carry them over. , citizens of Hastings is James /i. Swee- He haa no old ahop-worn good*, bnt all 1 try, by profession a lawyer. We can are now and dean. We well nothing cordially reeeommend him to anyone wishing legal advice. Mr. and Mra. Ed. Recae returned on Monday from a holiday vlait among . . frienda in the vicinity of Battle Creek, gone into tbe manufacture of farm •ive spring atoek. Beware of humbugs and imitators. livea en Eeq. ChipmaD'a farm ia Maple Grove, M mUea tooth of Naahville, wm Brook/. 0 I,. L. LOOM IS IER BROS, slaughtered a rabbit and brought it in- I-OH. lUiU,. .dl koo-o Ihia section, and who removed from thia village about three year* agu. haa * wbmcm returned to thia clime, having traded Mr :h* ' ‘ Aaaviia bold property. Dw ight Sackett keeps a full line of Commencing1 January I, ’T9 (0 0 0 FOR 40 DAYS ONLY N D IS E ! had received their money's worth. 0) Boston Store! PIONE’R STORE mRYTHING FIRST CLASS. GOOD GOODS probably enjoys the being raised to ror the next . oaantiiiaa for a»b, arlla low. and ia a genial fellow. Power* A Barlow are rnunr, widi CHEAP 18 R CAI AFFORD TO, 1 after tbe SO DATS! r-riw * COFFINS 4CA8IETS CENTRAL STORE. fiaxuwr3f?«»a; • �•ETIEW, lUshrillt gmrtttg. ll then proceeds to describe and pre­ dict tbo contort for acaU, as follows: Of the Nationals, Mresrn. Gillette and Weaver, of Iowa, will act with the Democrats in organizing the House. Mr. Bartow, of Vermont is chased as a Republican, being in reality a bolting U oldto Gmml ife Anny, m*S«fth diahm.r. a»d h likely to be rtricken from the MIL The probaUlities are that both tbe Senate and tbe House, parifcmlarly the latter, will be alow to enlarge the power of the chief militarr eftntnander in time of peace by limiting the powers of the President, who ia the con- Delaware - There is some talk of con­ torting Mr. Martin's seat, on tto ground that he had ton convirt^d of slave­ owning and that hia itanlou bad not been properly entered, but nothing Hall Illinois In the Fifteenth district, the sest of Furaythi- (NaL) may be con­ tested by Decins (Dem.). In the Sec­ ond district, W. H. Condon <N«L) has given notice that hr will contort the aoat of K. K. Davia (Rap. > whose plurality war 4.2JKI. Condon only re-, reiving 230 voire in a poll of oeariy 21,000 vote*, but tbe notice, is said to be irregular. Indiana—In tto Ninth district, the •cat at Orth < Rep, ■ will be cunt rated by McCato ■ Dem.', who war l«de:i by with Secretary Rawlins in MAc Gen. Schofield wm then artin tary of War, and be issued the I order before Gen. Rawlins wa* c transferring the bead* of /the mans from the civil to Uemilit troL Gen. Hherman followed, tl .............................. •nlord^ _ araiy, transferring A wr'oKTF.E for tbe Chicago Journo I iatarvirwrd HamE. B. Wsahtanss sag |v«n>n) from hb own lf|» that be has rot Lrrn otTmd tLsfttaiu. mtok>n. amt, further, that be cosl.1 K aompt It ta case it 'stooM Ito control of tbo Secretary of War to hi» staff. Gen. RaWbns at once protested against the subordination of hia office to thr General of the Army, and »n (he 27th of March, with the approval o? the President, he rescinded Uie Hcjiofield an.1 Hherman orders and rest.-rail the military anti, civil authorities tt> their old relatjaaA. The fact that the new Army bill propose* to give the (Jenera) of the Army the authoritv by law that Gen. Sherman attemptol to rttenftaunder both Rawlins and Belknap,' and even to give him greater power .rest the civil authority of the War Deportment - ----------— ___ ... tlian he then claimed, ia operating *“ a ,t“l °°r I greatly U> the prejadioc <rf the measure. 2LT Kui- ■“> J-taE- >~! <« it. -r.» r- Ox the 29tb of January two murder­ s are a. !«• hulls-".! •! Indianap-'-ta-. and cn At» Carton, Wy. Ter., a party of men bnAe -pra a baggage ear *od look oaUrfbuigtokMrerapbpoie - hutch Char iumM remplini- with aD Ibe requTrei^ta raolotton .._t ;_r A roar ol-dsvt w-rvaut. ___ J u nurxt. twvbw.v H. M. T»Jl»r. iWmu < u>r toirnow. ttwl'”7havvUUM> honor io ackrowlntavlrrf jronreof the Srt u!l. tockwug matt.-r taviJvsd li> tbe ay motou m the re*Q; tocMTinx and eolerufaiiiig the namcrous calli. L_ir _7 ere Tbe CaptU-l was throngr-d tn every part, • ~XK,t half-paat « o clock tn thr and Ilir appnariMw to Uw O-.rert.or’. bra evening when a youth created something 1 * -•->» of a sensation by passing through *a Alpine village, in'* driving anow-vturm, carrying • tsumyr. tq»m which ww> in•crilMKi the strange device, “ Ererlsior:" His brow was sad, bnt his eye "according to nil account* he had but one eycj flashed like a falchion from it* ahcatl , while he pushed on, looking neither to the right nor the left. but not forgetting to call louHly,* Eacelaior!" At first the villagers thought he tod b<«cn drinking, and a policeman vs/ starU-d on his track: but. finding there was nothing dlJordcrly in the boy'a conduct, he wk* Cru.ittod to go his way unmolested. In ppy home* thr young fellow saw the ligut of bouaehoHI fires gleam warm and eberry, although eoal wan away t>p out of all reason, aa it always is tn cold wcatlirr; above, the spectral glaciers atone, and from Lis Up* <wca|>ed a sigh .v_.----- c-------- > ... _ . t^thh efi.-rt, “ Excclaior! “ Try not the paan," the old man said “ Fre lived here for ninety rears; I'm the oldest inhabitant, an' 1 never saw MICHIGAN LEG IN LATl RE. grraU.1 aggravated th* prelading -uflrnsta thntugl. oat England. In Manel-ester. UbefficW. ata! ull. r taanuf*rtiuu« cratere. ttouau.d-ol Wffrra, poor an- l«D« frd by the potto retor committor... .tjtrikaa are tto order <if • w*. full of vinegar. Tto grocer 1 der for four quarts, lgil tod only s threequart aud u five quart measure 111 his •tore. The boy wa* notallownl to ]Mnir out and wrote any of the vinegar, and to tod no other ves»*"|. • So the first thing to did »«.« Io ].inr tto- th rev-quart measure full, aud then Mnpre it inta tto five-qiwrt mr**wre Then he j ion re.) hi» th n-r-quart tunumnfnll again, and filled tto five-quart m.-ae1 are out of it. ’ Then hia vinegar *(o<m1 thus: Five quarto in the five-quart nreMure. one in ■ the thnw-quart measure, and two in tto- ' I J. I BAKER. II GRISWOLD. The first four were .-lecto! in Oetolx-r, । ",rr and took this step to make their claim ■ giMKl iu either contingency. lU-pnlili 1 cans baring done tliis a* well as Dcmomrt*. it .-annul to allege. 1 that the move was a “partv dodge,* and the best legal •4"’r k, SWEEZEY, * * ’ ' ceeaes, and attach and punish for con­ tempt by military roles. ia M startling .-.mur-ju wmck innovation an the civil government in tie- iun«tig>uo» prop**.! !■, time of profound peace 1 ■»— —— Th» recent letter of th>* Secretary o! Ito Interkw, eallui^ ujmio G--ti ‘flwrl.lan tor , . - » -—-----------—< •j-'ofic facta io e>;,urt uf his dsargiv agxm>i Cg utuamrs. S. C.. liaa suffered from ’**•■ HB.-t'-ncj of tto Indian •.r’i.-v, ha* rhcite.1 The taking- effect, OU the 2d of I jjrttwh January, uf tto l^.wampUon taw oaw»! ...« itr-xaeut in thr financial crater* of the maotry 000 "r” At the yuitod Stata*tnamry. In Wrotangtou. . w.LXv ‘ । Hastings Easiness Directory. some twenty-five or more college stu­ dent*. not residents of the State, voted for Orth, and fraud is alleged in Ver­ million and Montgomery counties. IoWB There is likely to be a tanddlr in conanquencc of tbo claim that the (Ictober eln-tion was not Irgid. and that nicn)i>cni elc-ted in No rem Iwt are cntitlwi to their seata Election* were held in sir districts in November, when t^M>. ^/’Uowing gentlemen obtained m»j°rt ties: Brtudca, the roarin' krrant » wide and deep, an’ if you gat across you can't get back for a week, unto yon go around by Rabbit-hash an* cross on the bridge. Take my advice, young feller, an' stop over night; you’ll find the Washington right over the way. the cheapest house in town. Shall I take your baggage ? " The boy turned up another street, indi­ cating tlurt he intended to climb the hill on tbe weat nde «( tbe town. “Oh, stay," the maidan said, “and rest your weary bead upon this breast." And right here the conduct of the young man tx-came inexplicable. He did not accept thr maiden a invitation, although she was ccjnely, about 1G years of age, and evidently brlongwd to the Ixwt so­ , ciriy. Hr Simply said thai/hr was in a I hurry, and wonld protwldyvtop tbe next ; time hr was in town. Tin- maid.-n po.s*cd into thr house, slamm.-d the door, and remarked to her mother that if sl.v rw offered to assist a man in distress again ah.- luroed she might hr blessed. The young lady was quite indignant, in.ieed. “Beware thr pitre-irre’a withered । branch I beware the —" “T)h. give us a rent!" acr»-ar..t-d the boy. who was getting out of patience, and th.- wcll-m.-aning peasant retired Boynton । Nat ' will contest th.- scat nf Loring (Rep i. alleging among other reasons that ilh votes for the latter did not specify the..file.- to be filled. Lor­ ing's |Jurality over Buynkjn was 113. Minnesota—In the Third district Donnelly (Dem and NaL) will contost — --------------------------- - —•/— — —z. the scat of Wowl.burn < Krp i on thr frixa UB>„ iftne. cock, ondev tnj dwerrati-® grounds of “bril*ry, intimidation, rio ' ‘------- —* *uv • lence, fraud, and corruption." Wash­ burn's majontv waa 8.013. New York—'in the Twenty-fifth ills triet. J. M Wirting "Nat and Dem., __ ___ — >— T________ , W’N conb-st thr scot of Htocoek (Rep.", ).'J^IH»to1port’^^U^'’rLdI’rJ*<^LI a'i , who «as ricctod by a.125. on grounds nf Um- Isto rtofi-ia ta New York eity, sad lam an , allcgvd corruption and intimidation. tbl*1Td.l7 W'.‘n,’-.w?*l’ prr North Carolina— In the First district, Y iwi<-a iDctu.) will probaldy contest the •cat of Martin ! Rep. i. tlu- State Canvas­ acre having declined to go behind the DRUGS,'MEDICINES ail CHEMICALS, LEWIS DURKEE WOODLAND ifouSE. DR1 GOODS, SILIS aii DRESS GOODS tin 51 majority. In the Second, O'Hara (Rep.) will contest thr sent of Kitchen (Dem.i. churning that hia vote* were il­ I rsonectfhlty refer nnt Io that portion of legally thrown out in Halifax. Edgesjwcn rtf Henataw WalUre, one of yonr cuniUe, Cn»ven. and Lenoir coant tea. iber, deliver*! in tbe Hen»to, Itoc. \ !KW, ' which sent up amended returns. * „ ,k_ i-.. _i—--------- ... Pennsylvania In the Twentieth. Curtin (Dem.I will contest th*l of Yo­ cum (Nat. and li-p.). >>n tbe ground pf fraud and brilsrey Yocum^ majority was W2. There is a ~|nl>ble over the •cal of KUiri iDem.) in the Eleventh, winch uclaitu.wl by Albright. The Can­ vassing Board split, but Klutz has filed tlic juihciallr certified returns of all dyi counties with the Clerk of the House a safeguard. They give him !‘f> maiontv. There lisa !>ecn some talk of MeCandlrew < Dein - contc-sting the seat of Bingham (Rep.) in the First district, where Bingham's pluralitv was 7,427. Virginia—In tbo Ninth district it ia aiud that McMullin .Ind. Dem.) will .-outeat th.’ scat of Richmond (Dem.), who was rlo-tbd by a plurality of 291. Wisconsin—In th.- Thirl district. King-Nat.) will probably contest the Wh*n a corpse Iwcvmies a ooqw, the tint tiling to do is to notify the under­ taker. He OMiiea at once, and takes complete control of the whole matter, and dore not surrender Ito full charge until he receipt* the hill. Of coarse. to furnish*-* everything, and the bill of an undertake? for a fint-ebu* funeral will UNION house W. D. BURCHIE ORNO STRONG. garfe Groceries ud General Produce, JJONEY TO LOAN Pcnaial ir BcaKEnste taarily. Anply to At break of day, aa heavenward the pious monks of St. Bernard uttered the oft-rep.-ata-d prayer, they were .tartled. nay, sl.ocked, to hear a young man shouting “ Excelsior," and cursing the country black and blue for being the roughest, coldret and moM-forbidding of any he had aem rinre he left New . Jersey. /How (ar is it to the next vilhger ** h/rekad; ** foe I hare snoxrthing here that will knock th.- aodu off of Wa. A. AruwoitrH. 1LL1AM JONES. «fai These are onlr medium funerals, and if we should put the figures at the high noteh it would nut be lean tlian >1,1)00 more, or about tl,600 to dir stylishly, and about |«XM) to fade awny in an ordi­ narily rwuiei-table, quirt manner. This of KW that banner with thr strange de­ JJASTIMWi IQCKK, HVIRY& WARDING STiBLg 100; MONEY TO LOAN $100.00 and UPWARDS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-01-18.pdf.pdf 8faa8a5d5a1499d077b3c7354f0f6773 PDF Text Text == Ske -SlaskriUr Birrs. ■a 5 ORNOSTRONG DevoUd to ths Isuftttf of tha But Pfirtr Undrr the Sun, VOLUME VI. iMhrillr Jirttlorj. NASHVILLE. BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1879. The hostler tried Um door, and then occupy the den Ln mod in thsir mid«L TRI HOME DOCTOR. afternoon. and ■IB •*!•*** •<**■» oaS ai*w, ™ SnL*MabaM?XXr jw*r» around VILLA GE OFFICER 8. asked — --------ura uw IUUCTO1 uroc i aaion Colby. left the cemetery, and the gslc still stood open; otherwise Burt would not Burt, gravely. । , have entered it. The t*o men looked steadily but ex­ The wind wa* piercingiy cold, and, pressively *t each other a moment; then though hardly eoamiaWi of it, Burt, to iMwajic it, reeled through Hie open door wouldn’t drink any more if I into the tomb, and tumbled down in g to," said Burt, quietly. , He either fell asleep or became utterly --------- grinnetl. The aatnn- and Clark expedition to explore the Mi»I insensible from the liquor he had drank, ished u’lkxi lucked the tomb again, and fw wbat followed till toward morning la the three young men returned to their Mra. Mark*, of Locfiat Bill, by to* forThree event* occurred more than three late round*, closed and locked the door Private । shortly ything of him ices man. Hia It was Dot until some hour* had pasaed Burt came to himself, somewhat, quenched. At times he rgperieDMs It| and Iwgan to wonder where he wa*. He but it is leas strung, and iu slowly list hl* aid lay for some time, trying, jn a dull, surely growing weaker. / and cumtianion, and lie ebone Lieut. heavy way, to solve this difficult prole Il this man can rclortt^ I believe it ia Clark, of the regular army. The leoi. The air felt cold and damp , He company wa* organised with als.ut was in darker**. He put out hi* liand. by an appetite for ini thirty private soldier*, and commanded It touched a cold stone. Upon thia, lie started, with a shudder, to his feet, self.— Youth'ti Comjianionl though be was iw> lienumbed that hr a youth of 17. 0^1 Tom. Tom was ■taggrred and fell liack again*! the wall r.-markalJy black, and neither comely Beecher and Moulton. at the tomb. tn person nor attractive in manner. How splendid Beecher's people stand Waa he in priaon? Had he com­ mitted murder or aitnv other criminal by him! He received IJKJOrallayraterdrank T? , more than last year, whoac offense while he wa*a drunk 4. Ixwis often tol l how Tom The thought so ■appalled him that it I New Year fell on a mnch nleaaanter <lay. hi* life after the expedition I some extent of the It speak* Volumes for the affectionate fidelity of the human heart that *o waa aixiut to descend the Columbia tiling which Burt had always feared river. Lewis was in the wildevneaa. more than anything else wa* that on lowed him up and down the ragged he should kill l>ecn chnaU-nod by the soldieis “ Capt- Strinia. UHXIX-SIF W. H. YOVXO Ruurty Jirrrtarj. HC H. YOUNG, H A. BARBER, ITAf. PARMENTER Z I. BAKER. __ _. •nd lighted it. By it* dim light, be 1 — ’ the *u •horrible —*• discovery ••____________ • made that- he wa* in a tomb along with the dead A* yet, be could recall little or rxithing ut lost rvvtnng's doing* How he h*d got three, or who liad put him »•- H GRISWOLD. UXkED INTO A TOMB. ulby r House, in one of ths pretty ht*gcs on h-s the id WALTER S. POWERS. CHAS. H. BRAD} NUMBER 17 LEWIN AND CLARK. ______ . udore Tilton, ,-uid resd his passionate aelf-a*-cu<*itit>n with­ out losing confidence in him. But hostile tnbr* then tn that roantry. Frank Moulton is popular with hia fnemK mo 1 »w lum . moment ves- lh<(* Jolr ;n terday. making <-alh, red-beaded., trough the bead of one of hl* a*■r“ 'I~ -■ J» >; p-<- ; Th.. rmbrJ «n hl. "W “Id1™,'-’" ,h“' b— .Iat" bin kmi Tom “'■“’“f ““J.™*; „j „u, taH h„ ; I 1-rwtoU mrnto l.™u.<4 H. Orutom.4«.< im.bhb.b^mrl— u> H. .co, d of rcligWHi. newjq.prre; and 0,^^ u>1 , tn>1> hardahqw throccti oil the trial* and hartlahin* of nt man! Bacon, the Mephurtophele. of | expedition without flinching. whole affair floumhee in New LewiTwd Clark expedition ter­ ren. «o hurrah tor everybody! nil|uUM |n lwf> c u, ““ J. you kjjow," Haiti Colby, hading the way lo the I'egiatcr. "Only." lowering hi* voice—“only Burt Slater, you rememher Burt?" even les* prolisbility that he had been es, indeed! What pt him J ’ put there for a joke. le’« got the ’ jim jaiu* ’ again f Then he lighted more matches, and tried the door, It was a heavy iron ful. too’ There Albemarle county. and rhat discouraged by the arctic weather. can Iw applied lo a both Peel it care­ fully. wet and apply it to the part af- Id the vestibule of the Uaiob Club, Simple but cffi'acious. ■ays the New York Times, sit* install™! a portar, who opens and chuta the ita turn is destined to be fold- P1TE AND POINT alio*)d member* except those brought by the MoXKT gate tight, but ia never drunk [>cr»on enters the sacred edifice; from the interior of the vestibule a small powerful but Harmless in their antiseptic waiting-room branches off to the right. properties. Ho simple a remedy tiring Tur I light of ■ rope never produces within everybody's reach, it would be hydrophobia On the first or ground floor are spacious well if it could l*ecome generally knoan. Kxockkd in the middle of next week reading and smoking rooms, the bar, Comxxo mu thz Sick.—The the office, and the cloak-room. On the Houeekerjier'e Comf>anion advises second floor, the billiard-room, card­ never to use anything but light blank­ room. and library.' On the third floor, ets as bed-covering for the sick. The A Mx* ia not always the jnildic anil • private dining-nxims, heavy-cotton impervious counterpane is been brought up right all luxuriously fitted rip with a single tempt at elaborate cmlxdlisLmenL The while the idanket allow* them to fow* kitchen is above the dining-room on the through. Weak patient* are invariably fourth floor. Thi* arrangement docs away with the unpleasant odor of cook­ ing. which so often pentiratrs house* ting any sound rdeep whatever. A coiuutaeoxDEXT of the Chicago An elevator running from the ground Journal nay* the following cure for a floor to the dining-room i* constantly in operation. The card-room ii fre- felon ha* l*cn tested by wide experi­ ence amon^ hia friends, and is worthy onented by but a small j«ortion. even of those member* who take all their meal* of circulation: Roawt or baks thor­ al the club and make it their home. oughly a lavcrr onion ; mix Uic soft-in­ Whist, euchre, all fours, ecartc, beziqne. ner pulp w _ two heaping table-spooncribhagn and picqnet only can be ful* of table salt, and apply the mixture B'aycd. Beta are strictly limited. to the affected part bh a poultice, keep embers must not have at stake, direct­ mg the parts well covered. Make frc*b application* at least twice a day, morn ly or indirectly, more Ilian the following ing and evening, and a cure will folio. tinned games Any violation of thi* rale render* the offender liable to ex pulsion : Whist, twenty dollar* ■ game, <>r five dollar* a point, when playing what i* known a* the “ English J game; euchre, five dollars a game la “ *lam " to count aatwogame*' with iinvilrge of betting in addition ten dollar* on the usual rubber of cither three or four gomes; all fours, five dollar* a game. ecarte, five dollar* a game: bezitine, two cent* * point—two hundred addi­ tional |M>int* on each hand. Betting up to theoe limit* is rather the exception than the rule. The games chiefly played are short whist st fire dollars s game, and euchre st one dollar a game CoxrxDBCM for the rich—Shall the poor be cold or coaled ? and never P a* he fined a man for stealing window RisssI Eva* a clothes-line becomes unsteady i when it ha* too many eheeta in the pity it ia that men of large St Lrnra roa Dtriminii -Mr. John । small ends » ■ C*x a man who climbs on the roof of the building of a savings institution be that, after two raare of malignant <bph- called ■ mountebank ? Tur. label u|kiu a bottle of ague reme­ dy. requesting the patient to shake well ihowrd him before using, is superfluous. Why is it called ‘liver complaint," rcruing s trractilioncr who u.*-i sulphur tu cure U>r discaac. Accordingly he used milk of sulphur for infant* and flowers of sulphur for older children and Willi glycennr. done, a U-a*|a>onfn! or more, according to age. three or four fore, but I notice you ha*e been getting plication of the aumc to the nostril* with •' Ucu enormous consumption of timl»e.r “ is a theme which al! young men ritory, of which he waa ti»<n Governor. who chew tooth picks on hotel veranda* On hi* return hu rtopjxxl for the night Hamlet refrained from killing hi* life when the affr-ction hail alThen he shouted for help till he tmulr at a little inn on the roadside some­ mother's hualxnd while the latter wa* IS. E D. SESSIONS himself bourse; but the echo of hl* own Ax Earl Mondial was found fault with where in Tennessee. In the morning voice, a* it resounded through the pent Takixn Cold. When ■ pcraon lirwell, of South Byficld. Mass., had no gins to shiver, the blood is receding up resting-place uf the dead, wa* hl* husband ! It ia pitiful! ment* at a coronation. “ Please, your snrh HCruplrs when she decapitated her Majesty.~ hr said, “ I hope to do better hualiand with an ax. Mr. Faldwdl was Now Burt was not a jieraoa to b<next time." kneeling at a chair offering Ins morning ‘ Pints for #5?” said * *ecdy-kx>king But, though a boy in years, alarmed without good <-au*> , •>>. with devotion*, the only other ntram in the more composure than might b<*np ’ man, genial. Iiouht being Ins sister-in-law, who wa* the lung*, neuralgia, rheumatism. etc man. reading tlic sign in the window of (Mieed. he sat down on a coffin and took handsome, obliging LEWIS DURKEE " I hi* is a matU-r the Caldwell steallliily entered the room, ralking. or tn some all mv life.” flattering. The onlv thing that Im lc«* talked about the better." On the and. snatciiing up an ax. which her hus­ jnat what band Lad brought into the room the decided reaction in the aystem The “ W Ho brayed there ? ” saked a mem­ ■ Why.” said Carpenter, in ■ tomb, with the dour locked, and to Allremarie county, and with Having* Moulton I dined with Frank the other bonghl a small farm, which be occujiietl night Ixfore. dealt him * blow on the .-lerrise should Iw sufficient to produce ber of the Canada House of Commons oA the |arr*ona who were trying,_by inter-, EMORY PARADY. could <>f getting out. The pl.irr on the day of his death It is anppiMcd hi* head from hi* body. Death wa* in­ ruptiun. to silence him. H-alrilly. but never that, from fceblencwn and exhaustion, stalltancona, and the soul of the sup­ M could rely on him to the hour and echo," retorted s voice. The Worst of II waa he fell fu the road, ami, not being able pliant followed the half-uttered |>rayrr dnnk, it will materially aid the pcrspi minute. T hk custom in Texas of to ri»c, was fro«rn to death. His death & J FE1GHNER. volvcr* was illustrated in her efforts to MUOTr He iuul a l>*d«-d revolver in lit* under ’•»* K"'«K' *'• <•*”7 it off by mi* expedition. that he could safely rely upon it fur hi* houae end told him to go over, as she oniuiary buainee*. and bat for thi* one root pockcL He took it out. thinking I L“k' - when Frank sent the conductor kuul struck her hualiand and might have tailing—drink —he would have I.-rn ■ whether it would nut be letter to ore it yid recovered iL ^Thrn. a ben they got killed him. He liad threatened, she ' fsvontc with every man in the village and end hi* hfr. For, even if he should ’ said, to kill her. Mr*. Caldwell sx•rung, and the Mutual Friend WOODLAND HOUSE. character fur sobriety and stcadmeoH. hlbited not the least sign of emotion, turn. Hi* grandfather and father fate, with hi* present habit, wa* only ■ after »]>mding half a century in acqtur- and talked unconcernedly about the qaeation of time. That bullet would in for alarm. It t* only an evidence thai Extract from ■Irtwlful thing she had done. Mr ingenious dining-room Mogul, face to the establishment advertises.— Rome Caldwell wa* an iutclligent farmer of coin. Neb.: "Fora mumczit." so he afterward told Sentinel. i used s* freely as water. the •ry day and gi»e« U church UNION HOUSE Frvm-hmau me, "it wa* a toas-np which 1 should do. men who w.-re guilty of the inhuman DtsTiXGt tsHKD divine (tu recent con­ liad been brought up in tb« unfortunately find* himthe then and there, or live un. if 1 o old. crime at roasting alive Mitchell and vert >—“ Wc protioee to baptize yon by Lie member* nt the Orthodox church. .. when the Ketchum wear arrested in D^rwm the Turkish-batti method. It is really had been a drinking man I and face temptation again." ago a pimple commenced developing on Then th.rv camr better thoughts. He jnirchaser of the egg* wanted hl* money the only means to scrub your years of county yesterday Tb»-v are John am sure tliat pxir Burt had inherited partially deranged. *o mnch so that her thought of bi* ItUKiliout, thought uf Baldwin. * botcl-krejwr, Myron Brown. •in out of you." - an appetite for alcohol. 1 can gif no moneva harrowing affliction he owes *11 the E PARADI Much a* 1 condemned and lamented wiiat he might make it if it were not for 'roubles of his life. It ha* bereft him her movement*. There wa* nothing but Barney Armstrong. J I' Olive. John ia like hi* laul ha!lit*. He thought, too, nt a of the public confidence, converted hi* happiness in the relation* of husband Fisher, the • Kid.’ John Gantlin and putting your hand into a •«g containing William Green OUve «a* the ring­ ninety-nine snakes and one eel. Yon and liked to be in his company. It wa* five gallon laugh IB hi* napkin. , liappy home into a howling wilderoe**, and wife, and the woman's drvihah deed _ a pleasure to spend an hour in'hia room. lust faith in him; and then, by contrast. ' and maile him the miserable object for is universally attributed to insanity. leader of the daatanDy roasting of be wa* so good natun-d and cheerful Ketchum and MiUiiell. The men were ■gainst yuu." J. B. RASEi iur lop <>i iur ur*i| ,veir , X. . . , . ” tliat moment; hi* life, too. and his duty <-ie*i up ■Treated one at a time, quietly, by a >•<„ ! r..r, /...l.oUpoZI. 7a„r,.ol er »l Tb. grwi o( punpl^. .. ■ Ax inquiring man tlirust hia inger* , ' though ordinarily bright and witty, to other people, a* well a* to himself, _ ons phenomenon; they develop slowly Egetist*. came to h^» mind in new light*. "What of Plum Creek. Atty. Gen, Dilworth, B>,,r, I.,Ur .«! BU H.MU. T1“ S"? ‘“■hr.u.,n o. Um, prnrar^ a fool I've Iwn!" he said. " Worse Lord Erskine wa* a great egotist. together with three brother* of the . . .... , especially on the noec—is a faint cardi W. D PURCHIS, . rr S!”.Trf ? h“d "J7mki .uu™w, .IrlnmJ onr Ih. than that, a weakling and a coward 1 * murdered Ketchum, and other gentle There was ample scope here for Im casually asked wiiat Grattan said of men. did the work. Learning that the gers the man had. The cunoaity uf himself, as of one "booked" for s thought, certainly, and Burt did more himself. Ttiis wa* a splendid oppor­ men were at Plum Creek, they slipped U> -A, urn a.it mm. ™U I fnlr- ekrnrij Burt did not drink halntually. serious thinking then than he had ever write plainly who would make an effort. amined, it might 1k> mistaken fur a tunity for Curran giving Lord Erskine rested them without firing a shot, not­ About unce in three or four mouths, an done in his life liefore. The result ws* Hi* m*i>u*crir4 was the delight of print­ " Said Af himself!" wa* Curran's a*- withstanding O.ivc and other* had ORNO STRONG. ungovernable desire for alcohol cam­ that he put his pistol in hi* |iock<-t. and, ers. Mr. Taylor wrote quietly and natural mistake that the gentleman IB tooiahcd reply. * Nothing. Gratton boaated that there were not men enough I over him, and hr would dnnk inces­ in a better frame of mind, looked higlicr steadily, and pruduceil a great deal more "copy ’ ’ in a given time than any one santly for three or four da., •. These in Nebraska to. arrest them. ,, Three । । I ... , Xevt mnm»c. IB lAe I would suppose him capable of who ole his attention to it with the remark that ! “ I had never firayed, nor bn nan. !r-Sir. torture ----- ------;-------" could mrn ‘*“d been in hot pursuit of (tilhan. prav," be said to me, “ but 1 self-praise from I tj.(. Sheriff who surrendered the un punch; Old gentleman gentle * man who had a helpless family and an 'Wring n syllable of arU-praiae Punch; Old (who baa hurry. He waa rather carries* in hi* amiable wife could not afford to spend Grattan; a team of -ix horses couldloot fortunate men. Ketchum and Mitchell. PVjj id aloud, that if God would cnuT lieen lunchini fo crowd of When Colby told me of thia second pbrrUurtis €irO. ——---- ----- ------ ---------- —-------------- — — । evwcuur iw-cu lUMvuiOg. “ who bura.d buro<-d them. This This | del-ivetov*) derisive boy*): “ O' G’ Ihome, you boys hia time and money tn hanging around ! drag an opinion of himself c.utof him. to the fiemi* who liettcr man, and lead a decent and hon ­ enough •> to I m cunspicuoux He Lked Like all great men, he knows th. oftoooa thev caught him. All the sunk, for ii seemed that Burt must now saloon* and in bcaatly dissipations. —go ’wav— shouldn't loiter "bout a stout, plain rail of clothe* that could strength of hia reputation, and wil I mru DOW ,n ,W1 Kearaev. anil are l>e utterly lost. And a* there art- thou- orable life.* strceUh.’ (Solemnly»: “ Wba’ should never condescwnd to proclaim ita march. Merely ironed- The whole city ia aetaanda of similar ease*, the country over, -'“d lb** Great Father of all, hearing l»e worn a long time, a loo«e-fitting gray about?" hkc the trumpeter of a jmppet show p, prevent an incuraion of strreUh 'stead o’ Mendin' 1 btuh'nsahj I I should hardly deem this one likely to ' Bari Slater *ay these words, knew that overcoat and ■ broad-brimmed slouch “That’s right, sir; get mad fire up , intrrvat .. al _____ 1 a but Afor . a strange . J in. I. _ _meant __ them. C. Wolcott, Pnuirietor. hat.He waa a hearty cater, the reader, h«i,at Hir hr *tanda on a national altar, and it oUth-BieD to the rcaenr. Nearly all the and ws* fond of the German na­ and treat me! * ia the busmesa of na inferior men to keep r,n«;nl from Texas, holding do ri4i; cident that led Burt Slab < to rise from Having done this, he mC lock and at “‘ • “ But, mv dear—” up the fire and incenae. Yon will never xenahip here. The people of Nebraska I a condition that is ordinarily hoprlna . waited hi* fate with a certain fortitude u'” ', beverage, which be halutu“ Oh. 1 knew it would come to this. sec Grattan stooping to do either the rejoice at their capture. •* dcatli itself. and stoicism which thoor who know hi* ' ----- r— —---- ----------I was warned against you thirty years ' I did not sew Burt that week. Hr character would understand better than might have l«en elaared aa a Unitarian one or the other. “Yesterday a prisoner called 'Dutch Curran objected to Bvron’s talking of Charley.' a rLd ^gent. was being taken ’ ' * stranger. Morning came, but no <>r • Debt, though he had great rever- ago; and. if I had heeded ii then, I wf h“ Quaker ancca- should not now be a drunkard's wife.” himself asia great draw^k on hia po-1 ln ckjugl. o( „ o(Bcrr from Laramie to a delicious pate, and I did Dot care to see him. In the riicery light foand it* way into the ruc* toT Um‘ “ What ia it you aay? Confound it, etry. “ Any subject, be said. “ but Rawlins for trial, and, when the train the chief, “have i couras of a fortnight, however, he was tomb where he sat. The day dragged ,z,,“ madam. I don't understand you at all' " *vm* that eternal one of self! I am weary of re^^d Carbon. Wy , last night, a party on. The place ws* stifling and unutentered the car where ■fitly. ’’ Then go and get your break tcrably noxious. Bennmlied and faint. on a journey with mnch reluctance. your cruelty at once—strike me down knowing jx-nodx-aDy the state of any I <lf x.me back; you will Lavs feta After seeing and knowing wcl) al! the man s hopes or fears, nghto or wronw* hc and carried him out some 4 indulge in intorigreat cities of the work! his preference at your feet smaah the furniture I would •* BOOU read a register of the Uule JiaUnce from the train. They bleak, wimly Nuwas NevrYorit. He often said he bad weather; the baromet.-r up to «> many . telegraph-noh, and then in it t.- —.—-----------------------------would come to tin* after a while," and rather live there than in anv European inches to-day. and down so many inches .i — . i... — •_ . ... . . 1 appetite again roue up within him. He Awpa to W«. A. Atl*worth. wandered round with parched lips and Meantime Colby, at the D— - House, capital. Taylor’s wife was the daughter •d anything to say. hr had IwUer aay wa* anxioos about him ; hr had wak hoi of the celebrated German astronomer. Stunned, bewildered anu half insane. WILLIAM JONES quick. They succeeded in inducing previous morning, and Prof. Hansen. She ia a lady of fine far a good purpoee. 1 culture and considerable literary talent. A school murderer* of Widdowfield and Vincent. <hrrrM Burt did na4 man was startled , . .. , . ikBurt'* hoetier with ; piercing cold would help ■ him and drove down to L------ . The i the cross-bar of the telegraph pole, muttered ie hia ra ...—.— mi one end wa* oocurclv fastened arc Having arrived at L ed in di ven newspapers last up Mr Taylor corrected it in a letter * his horse. has iuat been printed for the first launched into eternity. i> the Wilmington CommerSaL ! the rope which they had picion* took definite .shape. Proceeding nearly ten year* ago. He then lied around the foot of with hia call, he found the weeninw place Cedarcroft, and Loped hi biting old age there.— G. W. Si CUodanA HerolA. of Reynolds, Little exritemmt' ------M----toothhly A Trchaifld Crime. [ itoems came The Pnwsdent baa wy justly parliterary fnr nd, I.... (hr f^u.,1 the title Both of them caa hardly hold him." 1 fell sorry, indeed, for the poor fel­ low, for I had known and re*i»cct«l him for hi* manly qualities. Hr kept • neat । in the depths of woe, deserted by Mr Beecher, and repudiated by Plymouth Church, which at first nwppGrted her. Lxl by the coiilcnqititoii* hand of cliar- MONEY TO LOAN .'I ii ntriM Ftnrnl BaKEmte Secintt. DENTISTS NEW LIVERY! J. OSZNZEUIbT LIVEBT 4 MlfflJDIG STABLE protatottog in making * mail kev when th th- Lrav.br* & Single Rigs, There was of the wife and Are chil- �— To Make Room for Our Spring Stock SOd falliltgup- ■ ■■ i h d XJR4ND RAPID8 out lhe light DIV1BIDT . Our Vast Stock will be Sold at Cost, or under if necessary, for Ready Pay. rnnm. Men’s Suits for §6.50; Men’s Suits for 12 00 Overcoats for 5 00. oL that w»dety, to a, ily cowm. and they would not'xc-ohj nt; it may not be -t util they mw gmpe shot going into rv Ato. ui^taev hnt . fka m Mr. Editor t Having to wait a abort dmo in one of our public buildings, I will try and write you a ftta of tny thought*, if you, --------- - their Maker, turned their mouth* tilled emitting smoke and Oh, isn't it pitiful! Men’s Boots for §2.50. Men’s Boots for 3.75. llubber Boots for 2.75. Men’s Alaskas lor 85 cts DRY GOODS. Prints for Fire Cents. Doable Fold Alpacas 12 cts. CottoDades — — —— for 16 vth. Kentncky Kentucky Jeans Juns for 35 cts. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - h.. - - 1 *" ±. xil Wool Flannel Tor 18 cts. >o much.eele^m. In all our public building* we ought to lie- penaittod to breathe the para air of Leaven, but aa wo cannt. our feeling* nra nurred I Rut jMdtKJay, undoubtedly, ia lhe ’ a battle between them, but they had a while we are couipelltxl to endure aa j v wa*. ptiMM vatM© of all the caw* of mutwy ! mntiny on a rcndl acute between tbem»n thr military er uxvol *errie« of the ■ adrr*. It aeenu that there were Home l uiivd States, a* it U the male caoaa j very ugly, disobedient nnd rebellious a 1. Luiimui. «; moat of the iuauEraotioti* and other meu ia tho regiment, (which wa* main- th. oh, how Jt* beauty ia marred with j exite of wwirty. When a aolduir or ly compowd of a* fine a lot of gcutle- arnoke. You see nuuiberieas little' MUlur tidAlc* that favoritism la shown a inert m I ever met in the aiiny) wbv . al,..,, a. a. k- ^lll '______ a____ a__ ___________ __________ groups here and there, smoke issuing | to (moke-stacks, with eomption, ' vile tobacco Juice. । IUA-m.-- IA * And the aroma L'iUlcS UDOerWCdT 4v C. drag* itself along. It is attached tn a beautiful girl, -and nho to a portable uaoke stack. Luteu : "la this mnoke duagrvcahlo to you T’ “Oli, no 5 I rather like it.” Wom.au. Woman,—'* thatrruAY Why »> often turn your head and cough 1 Thai i» a blemish which *honld not be allowed toilemmy £ ^rr a™ tL^^ Krineml>er, “faithful are the wouud* of a friend, etc.’’ Here is a sick lady; we *l»pro*ch her try to apeak a kind word Cotton Batts 11 cts. Cotton Hatts 13 cts. I | ; | I tnu,w-Hte. TEAS! TEAS! w: A cd keep far sale Lie with our nr two pair of blanket* on ■ Quart or Diisli. G. A. TRUMAN. IIKOOK8. 1879. Furniture! STANDARD FURNITURE AT ■ Chn.lm?!.r.4 duo. J d. ’ ure Dj ugs, Medicines, ESTTOILET AKTICLES TRl,WM CLOSED OUT AND FILLING OP. UR Stock waa never w uearir closed out st thi* season of the year • NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS J. LENIZ & SONS, Goods FEMrUMK. ad a trtntl with ir: and AKD BRUSHES. Stag ta, IwdhMa I BUii Bali, The Indian 1879 O present, and we are now replenishing it with DRUGGISTS, Hon. CtariM Dickey, of Marshall, 'b« time. - b! how delightful to he <mm IMUr. are tetr Bring in your Country Produce; wili. excange Goods for u as favoraby as for Greenbacks. 1>. HACkBTTT. DISCOUNT all COMPETITION! Foot Uk if Finitin ii tWantj. X.OCUC AT Otm 1B7» razees: Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 1 -2c. FIB8T-CLAB8 GOODS, York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. TSiij Teas, Coffees 4 Family Groceries. French Designs He, former price 20c. Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. Undertaking Goods, Fix Vftta, Cksta, Wi, Pin. ic Wall KtLl. and O *Z7twi The Net Tort Evening Post My Stock of CROCK :RY and GLASSWARE i« complete. Lamps for 25 to §5.00. MWssgtrw. lou) M fey Dcahnz iitb tten JJUIAE BROTH EBN, THE TOLEDO BLADE. Sold only, by me in this Village. Plaster, Mturro. Hair and ti Pl«thia^d'a) ***• brokeJ»fl »t Jack*m, I have added to my stock of Dress Goods a full line of FOB . <rnnlr ----— WMldBftoa------Btaiut. ----------AR train*-tally niM8o4>r Throat Urtrtj t E*» rafimaaifea * torSun'Sri awtttam »*/«» I'. B L/M>MH ANDERSO.’WILLE Prison SKETCHES, Broadhead Alpacas HURRAH, BOYS ! DWIGHT SACKETTS BAKERY. == 1ST Honest Goods, Extra Styles, and Low Prices. SMOKED HAMH, SHOULDERS. POULTRY, LA RD, Etc. »et and the dry,—or summer and win-. ter. Tbe summer weather not *0 WtarTomira, w fo.n*. Um •( warm, on the average, a* in Michigan. , w » nor do we ever hare what i* known « B a k e r ’ a G O o <1 ■ I a hot day in Mich. Never too warm to , --------- vogstatioii, during the entire summer. The winter rain* commence about tho middle ef Novrmlier and continue on till Hammer, which commence* about the first uf March. It due* out tain eontiunaliy. anly for a few dars, ami riien there will be a few day* of clear wrath- sa* >*** aur M tkM SPECIAL PEATUB On band, and cut to order. 1 ous anbecribrtu. hence this letter. 1 You know that we are several degrees of Isiitude (nitlM-r.north than Nasbvill?. C7*Hidea and Pelt* taken at the highbut di© climate is n gnra* manv more degires wain-rr than yuura. Now to _ _ __ _ with the time __on • ■which I ar-। commence Don't fail to give me a call. rived <>n Puget Sound: It wa< then CH A*. Fl BNtBft. ■PrinF "'"J,be f™1* ,,rw* *prT jn *“« ,hr 11P"? *• we bad Jnst left a cold winter Iwhhid. ‘ The went her cot> tinned to be delight- i ful nntil the winter rain* set in. which TEAS! Best Japan Tea 65 cents. __ II** taMr-ta L. J. WHEELER 5EF8EEJQH. IMSWORTII8 IINIl. v he Long Brick MICH1CAN JEWS. Monday utnmiug •* three o’ekok, of dmtauea. Ita wa* U. & Marduddarisg Piatadeot Ltoeala'. tat tana. Wall Paper at Cost. rr»ln» Hunth "TSdta^:------- n*ua »T............. - ...... . _ Tl* Don’t delay, come quickly and get a good bargain. of a good night's rert, if be ia not dis- i tarbed by some other eanae, via: chib I e-d.,. Men's Drawers 35 A 55 c. Linen Handkerchiefs 10 cis. Cotton Batts 9 cts. . | FRESH AND SALT MEATS! 1 ■»<>““"rkilMJST'.; Ata *0 Patau Waa>. Direct Route to Baltimore. A NICE LINE OF SAXONY AND FUR HATS AT COST. Now is the time to buy a sett of that Decorated Crockery Ware. ixSiS White Granite Ware at Cost. Dcrany ejwauing. while sitting here in my arody, a ailing ibota. at the fun,- in the field,- ur tn sny | there-were were but urt© otto or two person* who 1 fo for t||n turkey turkey to r-x»t, roost. -Hie . --------r t||„ the thought place whatever. They would hardly were the first tu sow tho xe-l* of di*- fla*hM through my brain that a few treat a volunteer respectably; apply cord, and therefore, tu them must the written to tbr New* in relation Having st. Lona. KAwaas. tkxu, j FUBMSS' MEAT MARKET! through tba Ft -MO of Kansas. Indianapolis, Louisville Some very fine Ready-Made Cloaks for $6 to $ 10 UNDERWEAR, &c. Produce taken in exchange. -b. Mb nebaont. or Ulinr, iKbr «mU«7. win »n»7. U». o>. h^dRi-rlnr. M '‘“.’“‘j of uud. -'“-b. l-unh ■ .nd .mil rwnUr.. laluirn nturoed from lexa*, but »!*<» were , la.*™* ■arnudatd faaafat.,. w farw of Coufedrnrira, by their com- ,Cashmeres for Forty Cents. Lowest Possible Prices. Tweeds for 40 cts. Port lane, Jactea 1 Saimi R. B. Bearer Cloaking for $2.75. NHORT LINE. Ail Wool Flannel 30 cts. , Ladies Underwear 60 c. Men’s Wrappers for 35 & 55 c. lb. Loc .bivt,----- Good lx>rd dell,., a.! Ladies Skirts Sixty-fire cts. Ladies Skirts Eighty five cts. Linen Handkerchiefs 8 cts. fTtowta’X’to?' XSrS Linen Handkerchiefs 20 cl Nubias for Fifty cts. Nubias for Eighty cts. . ■TATIOJB. DRY GOODS. A Good Japan Tea for 35 cents. — (otuiind !..<».« b. olM on uodi.r rr<noeni wbn »— oriUml uf> U> qolJi maU>/ „„ u„ hind ■»» InJ-boa »d u> -> doi.« toiw fmr on r~v.iodrr. Bur -U1 wtol. ,(u.r ^,i„ th® aid he required, to find them of no te „ .... „ u*, ,h. particular* they threw down tlreir arm* Men’s Boots for §3. Wool Lined Boots for 2.50. Men’s Arctics for 1.25. Beaver, Cilf Foitd Boots 2.50. Prints for Sii Cents. Turkey Red Prints for 9 Cts. Single Fold Alpacas 14 to 18c. All of Oar Dress Goods at tbe Gottonades 20— cts. Cottonides for UV 25 cts. w for — v wv* WBfrVMWUVV 1VI VW> AU Wool Cashmere for 65 cts. Buver Cloaking for $1.75. ' All Wool Flannel 25 cts. lion, wheu tbe Gworument was calling tiny I was an eye « hues* to, and Ibero- ' rompl.irrnt face, puffing away at bis for troop* to quell the iusjrroction in fore am more explicit tn mv deacrip- cigar, indifferent to her ven existence, the feuthero State-, when there was a lion of them. Many other cares u! *hl>; *h-sufirr*. amartvr to hit.moke •Uifo to are which would do the must open disotaxlioDce to the rules of the . hrf friendi* »ylmJ.^*S?r.M will’ you be to maintain the union, then it waa that I arBiy were known to me, but a very *<• kind a* to stand farther off; your I i smoke A* be -•slowly teeiousy got tbo command of men’s ' few sneb have I soon. —v“ U offi nsivo.” •—' wtnda, and they failed to dethrone herj ln mme future number I will give an , tarn* away, mark the curve of bi* nose, duringall tbe conflict. Tbe regular' account of uu© that I hod a hath! in. which say* mure plainly than word*, "what nonsense.'’ But the l»ell it ring­ army, which wa* scattered over al! this but being of quite a different nature.— Ing and we haateu to the cars, with j broad domain, waa called together aa eldiougli caused by jealousy—I will stomactis heaving, brains Iwfugged, face*smutted. drrsM-sdraggl'd through aoau * possible, hut the must uf tbe arnothing further of it her©. the Juice, hoping the time is not far mywsson tbo Pacific coast. Iu New Many regininata while iu tbo field di-tnnt when mtn will awake, and in Mexico. Texas, or at some dtelont post bsve rebelled agrinst the order* uf the strength of tljcir manhood, will [ in the Torritarieu. ’1 hose in Texas and their anpnrior*. and iu sum© caiw bar© banish totsiocti forever from the land. New Mexico were basely surrendered caused much trouble, but generally, aa | M r , North Castlrton. I to tbe Confederate, and sent north, “idleness bnnn discontent,” tbe most Corrrssendencc^roM IV ash In-Ion Terwhere they reorganised, filled tbeir of thr xci. of that kind are shown forth ritsry. ’ tituird rank*, and went to the seat of while the soldier* are in campandcom- ' —zwar. Of tbmo I (ball chi-fly apeak paratively idle. In all of th© case* of , ->ew racnsta. w. Tj. when at- I mutiny that I have ever learned .... the ' L/E.AK Dear *7 News: ALL KINDS OF -- -----speaking of regulars. They, ----- -I. wa ; | reretaMug lareMMUg north, aarth. were, of couiae. couise. Jealj«*J- particular-.of, particular* of, and found where they | « e with -------yon a*---------------happy new ----year *innlim uni-rr . Always pay th© highest mark©* noaeC ths eitfeen soldieia, and. — ..a. thereu»>^ yriginated, ^d^ud. and .»d by u, whom. I1 hare al- J if tbey.caugbt a volunteer in tbelrcamp During tbe year 19© a certain rrgi■ . .. ... ■ **oolA P»t him In the guard house, or , march to tbs relief uf a certain com­ *’ ®©oW ta*l do that, sock a quar-. nuUld ujio wcw, surrounded by th© ent*L likely thamofullv — and• their-------------------------------«• - sad — *-------------- abuse — lhe j emy, communication cutoff, tan. I r>nt tliH tM-irni'tii having served their During tho acuumer and fall of 1861 u j * having been paid for ten* rat encamped at Fort HsmiLon.i ...______ _ .11 ---- BUUin MM1C, ICLUKTd IU Hll J*- *•• • reffiuaent of New\urk 8tate Areata or pleading* of lhe officer* HMM 41M IwlmiaH. 1 taU„«,. (^lw, u d,..™ nd, n-4nlion. -bro C*. tap. .«d.«, u. •dX~~-uX,oa«rb«>,oMi;.bta. s BOOTS AND SHOES. Men’s Boots for $2. Men’s Boots for 3.50. Rubber Boots for 2.50. Women’s Arctics for $1. weeks old, and van borrowed of conret. comrade I^-t one regiment of soldiers ! younger member* of tho regiment, and aopear on inapeetion more cleanly, bet i who had been anoceaaful to a great de­ ter dallied, and gain a few words of ; gr©o h causing tho trouble which led piaitai from the inspector, then all the ‘ to the killing of one man. and wonndotber regiment*, be they ever ao many, I fBg of two or three others. It seema— feel badly abused, when they are a ware If Wy meqpry serves mo right—that at tturt. the prute©waa only a form. Just lo die detail for guard, thorn wci e *owe flatter the officer* of the regiment,who, of these bad men who wore oidered on without dunbt, have caused their com- ; guard each alternate detail for a week, wund to discard all Uicjr old uniforms । tu a punishment for aoaio mlsdcmcuafur new ouaa. caused thorn to drill or, and they refused to serve tu that twine a day. with a dress parade each capacity, when they were ordered arevtadag. and likely kept their boy* In in rested, rmted. to be confined in the guard evMtOg. a ’’band-box" for a week. Let aa offi-i honor, hut that oulcr awoke U*o spirit «wr *bow any more reepre: for one of of disobedience in other*, who took hte orti than he show, for the rest, and *ul« uite; the delinquent*, ami tbe regrant him a particular favor, then Jeal- , suit was arms were freely u*ed by both m* rampant, and disobedience—aa ■ parties, to tbo disturbance of thegarrifar a» they dare go-la die result. ) m,b, aadtbs killing and wuumling a* • S' ""H i h branded m corrupt, for an Men’s Suits foi §10.00. Overcoats for 4.50. Overcoats for 12.00. Men’s Suit’s for §8.00. Overcoats for 4.00. Overcoats for 7.00. Our old Dress Goods will be sold �Mr. Bobbins on Wednesday mtroduoed a HD to amend the asamou laws <rf 1875, raising to tbe taxation o< th. bqnor trafik; on Thursday a ND to yraoride for ths, bMtor fiMeotion <rf tituto <rf clothing. unUftff flrah cut a&d |m£*d, mtwlrs lTt.d a kxSoflairribieM -lootarotta' — iq-” to-* <wta of Ita tai Bota H, « orita.ta4lta.tafU o< <ta . knit, ta .fita 1 JiA not tai <h !talyd~I. - U3. irortaiM lor ltaj*kins “itrll ua <ta oU.rr br Mr. ------ lb. ibiiaUw _ __________ mertUeeKknl „„ Xr.rort. Bolh toll. Uta U. C. M.’Croawell, Jrn'ma*raaogvT lo the nta M utoM U- MtaM M-d oo* *r (•■.■mooi*** 44 -on Horticulture-srill •MXIO.'MB. or oltart IS i»r root probMJv be ereavd by Um tar Uta> Uta o< US Mr. McElrov has introduced a bill to tmx caax or judux Mxim.rrr. Tbe oUrgea agxinrt H. W. BlodgeCA Unrttel StaU. Judge 'or the Northern district erf Illinois, were brougbt to tW • -nktlentiou of Congress this w«ck. in thr tatatatai In tat, tai — U,. of ita tata i "I “T farmin, to pert a faxft »<> theft te«nh by adding another standing committee I I > . I tbe Governor’s rara-ge : Chase. Hall, Curtis. Turabull andMeNabb. Mr. Thorpe offered the following rssoiaticu: . but have nevoc woU illustrating the denhah of infuriated n.en M the*.—Karam i.v«6.)Prra»«. __________ Hastily Basixess Directory. be n quesud to prepare, at hia earliest j T I AMTINUS NATIONAL BANK, oomrtxieaee, for the use of the membrni MaMlwffs. ■totota of this House, ■ certified list of toe crate and thirty-nine Republican* inames, kind of service, and cranpenaaCapital and Surplua Sfoo.ooo. ssa I r-to. per diem or otherwise, of all the Butler could not vote in hia own cas*. tion i Pattmoo and Conover in thia art <officers, clerks, aids, of whatever name A CAU.-CTT* diapairh report* that the pledged to Batter. Thia would givrf1 or < service, now in the employ and pay Hr Utah army taveilwa AfgUamtor. — tn. Martim' . a tie vote njon the question, if Senator of , tbe State of Michigan. The above-named resolution met into winter qteartora. ami that He- b-^th of w—. __________ Dumb should refu»e ngxin to vote; but WAxatxnTox, Jan. 11, IffTO. I te«~ towamUmrt... Prtam’Itawy. <* nJula Mvim that wwdd with vigorous opposition, although The d««th of two Congrraan>en within jI it ia doubtful that be would refuse ia about half .the members voted for It* br.<Ur of Kiag W Jlmm. la dead. Vanta<www to the Itewh-vatB to Um : thia oaae, aa be refused before largely , TMK HLA1XK IXVWrriGATIUX. **------- *'--------‘-*w-dto sdo|Aion. It was a move in theinterest a week —Julian Haxtridgv, of Geor- ; iij-in the ground that hia vote wa* not । of economy, and should have met with TV Teller l.a»tS)U~- »-tc*d work al Sew < tegia. and Gustavus Schlci.-hrr, of I needed. In case be should not vote, ii a hearty response on tbe part of the ia boned by Corbin that Wm. A. 1mm ou tba 7lh iam. amt oa that day ae.er*l T«U»— has agaiu directed alI Wheeler would be allowed to east tlx1 member*. On Wrdnaaday *cversl assistant clerk > tention to the impure air of the Capitol, vote that would break the tie, but there1 and produ< «l a nenouiuca» among aur- 1, ia no doubt but tliat the Democratic' and officers took the oath of office. 1«E> A. SWEEZEV. ' Mr. Ikmnelly ha* introduced a bill to viring mcmlierB that may powubly lead Senators would resist to the last anyI provide for the incorporation of Hi­ Attorney * Counsellor, to the adoption of measures for the bet- attempt upon the part of the Viet' beruian Benevolent Koeietiaa; Mr. Saw­ : President to - cast a rote in a case in­ yer, a bill to provide a site, system of t»-r ventilation of the Representative*' volving a neat in the Senate. government, and plans for tbe erection . Hall. Feeble attempts in thia direction THE "TATI OF DAKOTA. LEE REEP A CO. A bill has been introduced in tbe’ of id Industrial Home for exposed ami I have been made heretofore, but they helpless girls lietween the ages of 5 and _______ ___ ______________ Iamounted ___ ___ to nothing. Both mrmlirrs I House to admit the Territory of Dakota I 12 years. Befrrvcd to Committee on dmind by TU.Wi (Uwodlv, to «- ... . wldch baa been ,nto ^’nion * St*to- « » claimed pneumonia, been , br the friends of thia new candidate I Blate Affair*. cars awh toadmocy, Iwaa antbortard to offer , died died of ofp.v.utata. pneumetua, which _ ____ _has __ __ LUMBER WAGOI8, qUil * prevalent members thia , pern rase* the numerical of statehood, that *hs winw. and whichamong prominent physician* qualification* to: ticra>autlKwirin«> the' waru nau -- -----------And Carriage* of all IHcriptloBb. lw«— In r-Hl.-ua*'pariah jfrom sUkb Ibey . , us—Al *.| few feet. Said one of the gents, “Did attnlrato to tbe foul air of the hall entitle v— »-* »..*« lb* „/ r4 M*^'b F F a km Waimins a Mpkcialty. you ever see hair put up in tlmt way hxl pre»l<nialy lrw> driven), and B i-u»no txt XX* AXMT BILL. | family he •»/ humanity from molcstelkm to fatare. before T “ On Friday Speaker Rich announced j “Upon my word I never did. It’s i ) OBE RTS A LAMP1AN, The friends ef tbe new bill for the Thirdly. th* testanony limited frvai Armt |Xr«tetBl* •Wtal. Duncaii and Hb-ward waa a retract*>ri reorganication of the army are doing ! the alanding committeesenough to spoil the brat hair in the ami dvttod << the material facto to thau ennuiPetitions. taking for the mte of th.some hard work to convince Cougrera- ” 1 Mr Bro H a.h i. » nwdool of Itar. proposed Industrial Home for Giria. trade. "And then the color—why, it ia en- । men that they will be doing the right anou, Ky. I are beginnin g to pour tn upon lhe Leg , and proper thing in passing the msas- 1 Felt bonnets embroidered with gold |1 tirely off style." fl i are. Chief among lhe workers for the ‘ ’’ll'c. Hendrraon. of the ADigan I "Went out of fanhiou two years ago " are among the novelties. The lady ahead looked mad enough I bill ia Gen. Sherman. An equal num- ‘ IXDtA contains 240,000,000 infants- Journal, ia to prepare the Legislative her of bard licka are ln-ing put in by the ' i to eat a fire-plug. Manual for W ____ "And jus* think of charging $7 for a opponents of the measure. It ia a nq>- ■ itanta, and 20,000 priest* The House committees bare been as­ and-tuck fight, and it will take a letter ।1 A Lowxix, baboon died of fright hair like that." signed mcni», and Motor of the more lot“of prophet than your correspondent to | Saw himaelf in the glaaa. If 1 bad ii in my store 1 wouldn’t get prominent onra will hare clerk* at Ki rid of it in five years nnlcaa some Innatic I foretell which side will come out ahead. Tux moat succesafnl settlers in Texas । There i*4DOt a great amount of interest,i are said to be the Germans. ’’kuL to. ol «rito« Jritay «ta[- j ““ j“«. ~U can i cim. lem tlrnn three hours' taken in the matter, outside of army A bhotbkx of George D. Prentice m noon I. tbe rwoapcct i* that b<H hltle and official cirdca. Seerrtary of War i now a clerk in the Navy Department. work each day to keep the miserable I bounra* will >»■ Iran-acted I-dorr next tousle in order. The woman's husband . McCrary bitterly antagonixea tbe lull, Eastux salt works have dechncl oa iI Tuesday morning. «• ’*■ as, in hia opinion, it virtually atrij>* the-ithat—" And then that lady in front tamed j , War Minister of authority and vest* it account of the richuras of the Michigxa .ialt wells. X1CHIGO LIUISLOIBE. in the General of the Army. around with Are and fury in her eyra: Thx gold 'mines of Georgia are said io ! "You miaeralde nuppies. I’d juft thank >■ TMX KLXCTOBAL COVXT. . produce not les* titan $1,000,000 bullion j boat, Jan. * —toarx—1W body met ■ you lo let my hair alone. If yin dare ' A meeting of tbo House committee, ! 1' of which Mr. Southard, erf Ohio, ia the | per annum. clock ’to tbe rvroiag. pwr*u*al to adjourn - j to asv another word Ill scream ’ Police.’ 1 Tur. trouble in Scotland is showing , | Chairman, appointed to revise the laws i ; and have you arnat.il.’ Aa soon aa tbe gentlemen recovered t regulating the countingof the electoral itself in a serious fall in real eatate a ' breath, the Pittston man exclaimed: ’ i votes for Preaident amrVico Pruaident, Edinlxirgh. waa held the other day, and it wu I “Y’our hair, madam! your hair I ’ Tax average daily ahi] “Yes, my hair. You just keep your agree-! to report adversely to the jms- ter. from New York to k . impudent tongue off ft.” sage of Senator Edmund*’ bill, ao that 1,000 barrels. ”1 positively decla«e neither of na there is little prolmbility of the latter. I At a charade party at 8L Matthews, lucuaurt' becoming a law dunng the, j 8- C.. a mad dog rushed in and bit turn saw you or your hair.’ "Then what were yoa talking about it peraent araaion. Tbe main difference V DRUDSrlEDIClXESaii CH0I1ML8, DR\ GOODS, SILKS ui DRESS I EEDINGS. CaI.ifokxia baa eight national bonk\ ' i rtaortal bj Mr. Staltari'. co~»Ul~. now before the Houx, ia thia: The representing about $6,000,000. capital i former provides that all oontrovrames and surplus. Ouoox ia waking up to the import-; ' ._ a_ State ...... regarding » <k* tbefor vote for arising_ in it and Vice Praddent aliall I-- ance of her chipmunk crop. Their hides j । Presidcu! tribunal to be deaignafed make nice kid gfovra. n larml to lature. and makes the de ­ WoLVK* bare dralroy.il one-third of j Adjourned at »| br tho Ix-g —___ ______ , tribunal conclnaive. The the reindeer of the Lappa thia Minuacr, : iha daily biwiom are to comawnea at 101 Honan bill provide, that aneh eontro- and nearly all th. young one*. reraiea ahall L>e referred to the highcat TllX Chinem- Language ia apoken by , judicial tribunal in a State, *boae de­ 3&0.000XXMI. The Engliah language ia cinion ahall l»e aubjeet to a rrverwal by apoken by from M«»r0o0.txX) to A VoU of the two Ummm. Tnim-oxx dirtillerina and flitarea TKere arw tome other difltervncca tween the two Hila, but thew are _ minor importance. There ia aa little I probability of the peaaage of the Southard lull aa there ia that of the Edmund* bill, ao that it looka very much aa if our preaent dnmay electoral machinery, the inefficiency died from the effect* of the “ accident." , Bowros'a imports in Pf<H wore *3t>.- | of which came dangeroualy near cauaing a recon d civil war in C10JM aa cumpaml with M7.7MUM4 in 1K7<5, will be found rtil! in opmtion 1877. Herrxporta it 1878 were $40.■JlttJ.465 aa conifiared with IWJKVtBI in | I in lift). 11877. I The m.rlical authorities of New York eity dow concede tbe scarlet fever to be < ptdemic, and report a totalof 218 caaea I for laat week, and for the year 1878 a total of m<02 caaea. Tsxxx an- 272 telephone- station* un­ der the direction of the Oerarnn puatoffice aiitboriti.-H. Tb<- inatrumvi U work perfectly over line fifty kilometre, long -any thirty-two mileu. lx St. Joaepk. Mu, a otr <4 3UJN0 ' inhabitant*, a big gray woif came out i from ita den under a slaughter houm-. : one day last week, and attacked a boy, ’ wU UM ft oC go« a gun ami killed tt. । A KxxTrcxr lady named Buckles has fallen heir to an cwtate in Teiaa valued rKOVTT-.TTKU . aowtaKT. j at rUKWMW- The -tnmg* thing about In AmM- !“• • I—"! i H is that it wm left by her father thirty k. M.K.T A Mklta<» Ita e-hbta-a i j ears ago. and ahe has jnai received the >■»«• tad,h!ta.ta.l th. ownrw of ita istantitai ta-<- mtao ita-UA-unof »/«».«» rtarpO'S: oM of it Bta K —• ttey •» We were not even -riiTtafylookrii • Huk tailliM. ImT W remarked with a rather seortjful accent: MAI “It may Im- an, but I don't t>ev.Te,— word of it.” And ah* aailed off with her nose i up in the air, while the two grea startled grntl-men stepped into tbe .is, tional House for something to steady \\ their astonished nerves.—A>. Adige. ’’ Thkxf. are e. en who, with increaidng rrsn, liave not yet learned to view with equanimity the inevitable overflow that । follows the attempt, no matter how i carefully and smentificaDy regulat'd. I to poor one's cuffee into a saucer. Groceries and General Prodwt, < KK-l.r), �cos Now, boys, fur shame; "Alx day* atolt thou labor, and do all th-ir work.’’ But ft seeuM there isa.riaM of persMs* like the ..hl dffweoe. wto said ; I ner, frB dawn, and had nut tto driver i all day Bnndno. F«r shame, toysj for । came to a dead toll a? that inatant ' ' ’ there wunM bare tom a brokrn leg to While Mr. Reese and family were ab­ pay. No doubt this "catthing no be­ sent from home a short time ago, a bar­ hind- te ten for tto boy., but it is cer­ rel winch wa* steading in the wood­ tainly very annoying to tb^Tfarmrr, shed, and coutahiiug astoa, took flro in who Ims driven six or a dwieu miles, to some manner, and Ito *ro caught in find______ hliaself, ­ side of the bowse, and Mr. Williams, .. on entering'town. ____ . — Burthe rounded by a horde of yelling toy;, I who had been at tto bora duingehurea, who are tout on catching on at*H haz- i discovered It Jnst in lime to tevt Ute ards. danger or no danger, and to very I bouse,- aa in a few momenta more the often is obliged to lianl np bis team to j fire would have been beyond bis eonavidd driviug over a prostrate boy tore I trol, and before tolp could have arrivoi wgrinst another there, injuring them । ed the bouse would bare been all U a and thui lay himself liable to tbe In- blase. —'•Gone but not forgotten,'* a* , our davfl aaM when a Mg fat fellow .han. btad out one frigid day. leaving the prin^iag oAee desr open. —Our reporter, th- <»Uwr day, ovciboard a couple of fanners engaged in a lively diacuraion aa to whether a bog that grunts and squeals will fatten mi rapidly as one that feeds in quiet . —Sheriff Hooghtalin ba* appointed H. M. Lee deputy sheriff for thia por­ tion of the county. The appointment ia a good one, aa Herb’s record in thia capacity during the past four year* will —Attention is called to Che prospec­ tus of the New York J?eesiwp Pott, in another setupn. it,in one or the tost • paper* in the U. 8. for totli foreign and borne news, aud everyone ought to take it. —A family jar reaultcd hr the disso­ lution of tbe domestic relations of a newly organized family in this vicinity, rne day last week. Just think of fl! and the mercury down to sixteen de­ grees below zero. —On Monday while Charley Wooleott, the newshoy, waa crossing Main SC. he stepped upon the sidewalk 'and slipped, rearing a hernia, from the effseta of which be will not to able to get mt of the hou*e for a few days. Ralston White, au old farmer aged bout 75 y-ara. living near Middleville, fa tto aftenoon of the 10th left his Wine to drirs some swine U> a neighW. In a half h >ur after* nrd* be was CM drodl.lto road. Heart dtatoee tota,ktao«.' . Sunday lost waa tto “bora" day for b-riding, and in the afternoon c to­ dy turuod out to have a ride and thomwl vi a. and the way horses, bra, men and boy* flew up and down ISl for about an hour waa a sight mold, nnd made it dangerous for ■lo to croM the street. 4 Monday afternoon, m Rev. N. • Lkway waa driving up Main St., M&llg turning the corner of Maple ■.t enure waa suddenly Upped airowing him out nud scaring the owrhich got away and ran home,— t 4ort-dutonre. Fortunately no sm* was dune. -8*r two feet deep on the level. The editor ha» gone to Ohio on a yisit, and that is tto roton why thia ia not mnch of a Nxw*. Mias Stella Whet lei of Heatings wa* in the village visiting her uncle, L. J., C. clever has been out in Southern Illinois, looking up a Iwtel property, which be contemplaten buying. Rev. L. IL Monroe is holding a aeries of meetings at the Hosmer school house, two mihm north of the village, kith goodurn-era*. I Regular Maas Meeting ofR. R. Clnb ! at the Club room next Sunday eve. i Speaking by Eld. Dearing. Lewis Dur­ kee and other*. i A. R. Palmer, a refoimod anloonUt I of Lapeer, lectured «» temperance st the Opera House, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, to fair audiences. The second quartcily meeting of the U B. Church on Cedar Creek charge. Rev. I). H. Shelly officiating, will to held at the McKelvey school bouse. Maple Grove. Jan. 35lb and 90th. Tho Presiding Elder to expected. MKLEX BLTE. This beautiful and accomplished ' young artist, who has been astonishing I the press and public throughout the i East and Canada, has been specially engaged <o appear iu tbo Opera House, in Nashville, by the manager, on Wed­ nesday and Thursday evenings Jan. 23nd and 23d. in her wonderful imper­ sonations of Juliet, in "Romeo and Juliet," and Pauline, in "Lady of Ly­ ons” and the theatre going people of Nashville should no| mi** the opportun­ ity of seeing Mias Blyc. she being a Michigan girl, and pronounced by the press aud public not to have equal on tbe American stage. Possibly there to not one of our citizens but whv have read many of the criticisms tn all the Detroit papers, aud many of tbe east­ ern papers and there certainly should to a full bouse to greet Mira Blyc iu tliis her first appearance among us. From the Detroit Free Prm .­ -'Mira Blye baa power, fire, correct instincts a fine presence, a voice that iu the tragic actrera to a boon, and a cer­ tain majesty of mien that well befits tto weightier rirmenta of tragic roles. ■will do well to free the aamc hr. There are but few atracl>k kind that will stand up unatndn of two feet of ----- - — ■*•■ a-fcrtaft Tub Toj-xog Blade.—We call attotion to tto adrerttoment of this exwllrot Paper iu another eoltuon. It ia > esc of the largest and beat news and bntlly papers in the country, and contou* m«nv Gaum asd value to the general *sy other paper pabltslxt! stoecitmm copy, which wji free. Subscription jUdrero Tag Blade, Tol—, w. ., H Last Monday aa Michael Heath waa Mil slob tbe Blade with the Nawa for passing out at tbe Preston woods into tto road with a raw low os hi* sleighs, and'kimself standing on the rear bob, the pole used to bind the log to the sleigh struck a tree, bringing it down in such a manner aa to draw the chain off the end, when the binder dew up, striking Mr. Heath acre*. the fare, av­ er the -mouth. Iearn, g the upper lip Mioutc. W tta pnTloa;mtaUnffrwd loose, and breaking the jaw loose from sad approved. i On luntion tto at Hcnrv the check bone, and badly bruiting his . Feighncr «a* tatob from tlr. table, and face and one eye. Mr. Heath has al­ 1 r<» mutiou bud over again. Tto fulluw ing account* were preaentways been quite unfortunate, aa luj luu met with very many acriuu* acci­ rd and uu motion allowed : A. W. Olds, Umber, *38^7 ; Durkee, for anwMwcnt dents. As he is n msn of poorhealth lull, etc., *;m.OO; C. H. Brady office rent Md meeting, *P..*SO; 0. Strong, pnntnr, *18.83; Grigg*, for fixing jail and ether work. *30.S4; J. Q. Creroy. for Oit Tuesday last aa Tom Niles and Si. hard of prtroocr*. *1.02 ; W. Nichole, Shepherd were cutting down a large nark ou St., *1.00; Levi Evert*, work oak tree, by sawing the upper side, and Ou motion tto account for tto wilwhen about ready to fall, the tree aud- I **<M.fres iu tto case of the People ra. deuly split, aud as it fell it threw the Mary Brady, the part of d-fendant waa upper half back, or rather kicked back, tslilcd. the men ran, Niles one way acd Shep­ i On motion the account of F. R. Bowwas not allowed. herd the other. Shepherd'saw the butt II nOn motion the petition presented end or the tree coming after |iim, and M-'tvtl by Mow s Koeber and 78 others, in trying to got out of the way of it to jssying tl«»i a highway to opened comfell over a log. the half uf tto tree shot ■H-ncing at the east eixl of Heed street, m> the half quarter line of Sec. M of back over the log where he lay, just Cssth-tun, running east, till it intersccta miratag him and completely covering the. road niuniug ■ fi»m Nashville to him but doing him no harm. Tbe log Vrnnoutvllle, wa* tabled. Ou motiou council adjourned. saved bis life, os had the log been C. U. Buaut, E. CHIPMAN. smaller, or bud he been two K-et farRecorder. President. ttor away lhe half of tn-c would have struck him aud carried him into tbe ground, and ground him into atoms, as when it struck the ground it plowed a a large, deep channel, throwing tbe dirt in all direction*. Tom, in running heard tto noise of the breaking of a beech tree which the oak top struck iu falling, and Tom ran to gel out of the way of that, aud to rau into a brush heap, and the torch, which was crotch- J ed. came dowu directly astraddle of ' him. but as in tbe caro of Shepbtfrd,! doing hhn no harm. Tbe boys each got out of their traps to help each oth­ er. who was exper ted badly hurt if not I killed.but wha> waa the surprise uf both to sec uo injury done. They both had a hearty laugh over tto -comical inci- 1 dent. The oak split for forty fest. Rkowg. | This is no closing out sale but a Bonafide Clearance Sale of Winter Goods preparatory to our Feb. Invoice of Stock. Read and Act Accordingly. We take pleasure iu announcing to our many patrons, that having install ed our Annual Cost Sale for the benefit of our customers ns well as ourselves, we propose to give the people the benefitllu^cojningTrnTriTtr. 'ahd. to make it a success ive have replenished our Stock, making it complete. Make a Note of This We sell every article in our stock at actual cost, (Groceries excepted.) Believing it more profitable to close out goods in their seetu ilireb keeping the stock fresh and clean, and as all goods are sold at cost it will be a rare opportunity for you to make a full selection 'ctf^goods, such as is needed in a well regulated home. BOOTS purchased at tbi& sale will be a large saving, as this sale will continue only 40 days from date, at -which, time we shall take invoice of stock, preparatory to filling up with new Spring Goods. For the benefit of all enquiring friends, I would state that this is not a closing out sale as I intend to remain in business some years to coitie in Nashville. Yours Respectfully, HERL WE COME New Bbackvnitlh rthop. I tog leave to inform the citizen* of Natiivillc and arrrTutinding cMuulry that One of II. J. Martin's children to very- hereafter 1 can to found at tbe old low with whooping cough complicated foundry, where 1 have titled up a ahop to General Blsckawithing, and am tolwith pneumonia. Albert Wellman ia still fiauing in Bobby. Mart had a dozen or so of his small fry for dinner Wednesday. The doeton don't like to hare their names mentioned iu connection with any cnees tliat prove fatal. Singular, isn't it. F. M. Potter of Kalamo. has snuuoed command of the Enterprise. May bis , shadow never grow less— m,r much larger. Thia city is organising an orchestra from the be.t mmdea! talent ’f the place and itscurirun*. Now let Thom­ as look out for hia laurels and Cinciunatti her reputation at the musical tnr<,r-; i jtl'■niir|i is very Ihi* community. If ywa ______ should bear, on some pleasant morning anything which aoanda like a concert of male ben*, don’t think w- are crow­ ing over you. Rememtor we’ve gut the „ av.cre WAiurut uu Commencing January 1 GOODS FOB A SONG A BRANCH STORE Pay Your Tint*. Or I aliu.ll soon to obliged to call on >o<i. I will be at D. C. Griffith’s store io Nashville, every Friday, and at Sher­ idan on Thursday afternoon. W. N. DkVixb. Trcamrrr of Castleton Township. STOLE GROCERIES, Tnkr Noiler. On nnd after thia dale all persons will to prowetiled for immoderate driving in the street* of Nashville. Dated, Nashville, Jan. 4th. *78. —---------- W. E. Gkiggs Marshal lCTOHT PRICES fO ILL ’ i'eas, Coffeci^b, Ta-Nlgkk --tatata. tta tall -ta-W Ita Signor Boran. who to prononneed by ••a ta ita an k, ‘ ’ our exchanges the greatext wonder of •taaa. Dr. Tottta the agw as an illusionist, will open hia enchanted palace at the Opera House Friday. Jtalurday and Monday, Jan. 17th, ISth. and INtli. One uf the prin­ ciple feat area of tbe show is the dtitribution of one hundred towotifnl nnd costly preuenta each night. The fol- __ ___ . _iln» tnrougb the Enterprise, of a lack of good faith and common hones'y on tbs part of hb em­ ployers A local newspaper to a happy thing through which to air private Fteh &c. DRESS GOODS! “Itafii"1‘'“ One of our "reformed" citisrns, Mr. Wm. Berger, whom many of your citiaena know, having broken hia bottle, and kept unbroken hia pledge for more then a vest, is now rejoicing in a new biick aliopand plenty uf custom. He would run fur coogrera but that he frara tto temptetioiia of Washington Ufa. Tbe question, "who i* to to our dep­ uty sheriff at thia place" bos engaged the thoughtful attention of quite a number of pnUlic-spiritcd young men. and some not so young. Juhu B. Wil­ liams, however has the Inside track, and all perrons needing to to arrested lag. some- ! for u‘ xt y«W. <»■ »’c accommodat’ - ' ed speedily by applying to him. The furore .xrated ever tto death of STONE ud WOODEN WABE, ** temim KT.tafrllj, *. itunomi BUCK GAUNTLETS *1.60. CAPS it COST to Close Ont! 17th. KELLOGG e DEMARAY SUIT* FOR *3.80. Z SUITS FOR *A30 ALL WOOL SUITS FOR **.00. OttTUABT. nil to the injury of a certain doethat totality, who, by miwrprebteu of tto tert*, led ito good pro- Call and Examine Goods GOOD GOODS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-01-25.pdf.pdf fb9246e58d920ec77fd69c6c2531fbab PDF Text Text OJRNO STRONG, Deroted to tbt Intarwti of the Boot Partr Under the Sun. orrrea i* t»vmxx-»*sjcx.s*coxp sToav VOLUME VI. Jartrillt Jirertorj. riLLAGS OFFICERS 1.1- J. WSrater. 11. A- Itorter. 4Hdrtifg. ’i|*Ta<H>IST winuorai. CHUkCH-h\ L ^wy*r M*s<ta* •"<•!> Tb«r»*ajr «v*ni*y • “8i Holden wanted to help him, but ho wouldn't hev no interference. ‘ Timo enough,’ says Fcrgusor, ‘when I drop.' It wasn't long before a half-naked body came up, an’ they got thr rope off ** quick m they could, draggin* Harry Mil­ ler out of the works more d<wTn alive, tremblin’ - Hke a leaf. They thought at the time that he wm scared at the dan­ ger he'd )>een in.-an* didn't notice bow much exhausted he wm, but they found out afterward thet he'd played it down in thet shaft m i mean m one man can plav it on another in sich a time. "Yon see. there was five of 'em in the lower drift, and. when the buruin' tim­ bers of the upper work* began to drop n— ■^ASHVILLE t.opot-m ra. A-M a—. A* *Br 11 Bwotoauna or mr* m MR mou. Tr«*r.taMte»<k or* «*r«lsll} l*v1l*4 W. 11. YOUNG, W. M. Xhoi Ooo«,B«<mary. SbMum gHrrrfarB. > W. H. YOUHG, Xf D. (XRw EaM aU.ofM*l»Slrrel,M—trrlll. Offit.hMra from T lata w. **d < lo Ip m H. A. BARBER, If It HmmruIIc Ph,(Man o*4 asr*«t>e 1’1 • <XB«. K'»r n«U«ner, on corner of W«*W«< Im **d Hrwu, N*«h<lU«. MIcK WM. NASHVILLE, BARRY-C men new the door to fetch him the ol’ winlsM thet was lyin' outside, near the dummy. “You never see men woi-k like they did a* soon - m thcr was a liead. The rope an* tiui win'iass wm brougfat into the works on the jump, an* fastened to the acantlin'. Down went the rope and Ferguson shoutin' after it, ' I’m here, boys, an’ I’ll stay till I roast.' Then he grablxd the crank an* spun the rope round the bar'l faster's it ever wm rolled before. He used one hand first, an' when she tightened he laid the other PARMENTER J. I BAKER. If D. lT...leU» Xurreoo Anr^-U~, .^1 Uva**ulo*iM. <»•>.«•< MaploGrROlwaln Mleh. PrvRipt >U«nUoaflTao lo «U* t>J <Gp joking with ■ crowd of boon companion* in the cool shade of an awning at Quartz Mountain. ° Hl* face wax ■earned and distorted by Iteculiarly glomy scar* the ineradicaols evidence of rloac and long contact A. M. FLINT. with that shriveling clement, fire Hi* f. TTtmXI.V .1 Law .*4 -dlHi... In n,1Wy JX win prarlte I* *11 lh« t*,rart> of ilteeloie l>ody *m bent, and he walkol with sid­ rniteUou* prumpilT mod. Offlr. o.er 1’ < ling movement. He wm a sickening GrlOkk-s fWow. Nanb.llle, Xbrh. «)K-ct*He at first sight, suggretiqg fear ful suffering .n the [«*t and my cu WA L TKR S. PO WER S. A TTORXKY.l L... J»<te cite Pteee. *M nooity in regard to him wa* thoroughly ah aft. The cage was on, and they couldn't get out till a rope came down. They could see a flicker of light above, end yi-llml tiH they waa boarwc, watchin* thet glimmer growin' brighter'n bright­ er rv'n- minute, an' knowm' thet the ■liaftin timlier’d blaze mighty *ooa an' ent off all hope of their ever gittin’ out "It was u terrible thought, an' you can't blame Bill Hlocum fur grabbin' MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1879. U»d fur months he didn't stir out of a dark room. But then wasn't no look o' in-ip an' prayer* an' faithful nurse* to bring him round. No, air; there wasn't a man. woman, or child within 100 mile* o’ the Chaparral min* the* would.'t a crawled on their hand* an* knees to watch one hour at hia bedrid?, an’ thought it one o' the tnggrst kind o’ honors—yon ken bet your life on thet. Yea, sir; Dandy Ferguson is a king in thia yer country 1 —he's better'll font kings moat o' tlie time, can.k" any man that know* him 'd lay down four bullet* any day if be held them agaimit Ferguson; it ’d be ' like takiti' an advantage, ye see, lo hold ’em out on him.- He can hev anything or dp anything he likes. We send him to Congress ef he'd go. but he won't. We've got him here, thzrigh, an* I gucM hell never leave; I wuh I was one o’ them jnetry writersTd write tlie bUlurat poems about Daqdy Fergu­ son yon ever read, you hear me? I “Yew, he'u married. Gofaianiod after she? Why, Maggie Hildreth, of eounc. Who eb» *>*d it be, Fd like to know? Wliat liecame of Harry Miller? Well, that's purty good Miller, ye see. came out all right, and vou l>ct be didn't r>-st till he'd ts-gged hill Slocum's pardin for leavin' him in the shaft as be did ; but Bill wouldn't hev it; said that Mil­ ler 'd lalanced accounts by savih' the life o' Fvrguson, the man that savtxl him 1C. H GRISWOLD. xr n PhTOria* «oA ill* Oder l> C tirUSlh i Blor* luul.oi. eoraer I'klUii* »r»i tl'iirkc- »trt»U. I'rnnipl alien, tea given touLUdtyur nt^lii. The sentinel walking guard on ths cast side of the prison-room containing the Cbeyeanew had just cried out, “Ten o'clock, all's welL“ Hardly bad tbs sound of hia voice died away on the breeze when, by a preconcerted signal.the ■avagea burst through the door* and windows, which they hail previoualy nnfaaentnl. Th? movement was ejuvuted with such promptness as to take the Mintincbi completely by surpr.se. The find of the aavagca gaining the outside al the east raid opened fire upon the sentinel* from firearms which they bad aurcecded'tn concealing aincc their capture last October, succeeding in killing one and dangerously wounding another A similar acene was enacted on the west and soutli aides of the building. The Ravage* iiaving fired into the guard­ room, severely wounding two guards­ men. the main guard, consisting «»f twenty men and two non-comniDunoned officer*, rushed to intercept the sav­ age*' escape. Coqmral Pulver, a brave young fellow, of Company L. Third caralrv. sprung* on a Ravage, supposed to be iLecuicf. 1 lull Knife, with the inten­ tion of disarming him. The savage, anticipating tlie attack, immediately find on Pulver, the ball taking effect in ilis'nght arm. Other member* of the guard in the meantime wen- trying to prcvenl the escape of the retreating Ravages, all effort* however proving in­ effectual. a* the bucks on lieiug over­ aken fired on the guan I with fatal rf- . may, that they had escaped during the night. Owing to, the troops having do provision!) on hand, it wm found im­ practicable to follow their trail. The following are the names of the killed and wounded since the outbreak of the savages: Killed-Private Smith, Company A. Thin! cavalry; Private Good. Company A, Third cavalry; Private fverette C<anpany H, Third cavalry. Wounded—Oorjxiral Pulver, Company A, Third cavalry; Private Egory, Company C, Third cavalry. All of whom are expected to recover. Forty savages were killed, fifteen wounded, and about fifty recaptured. Amcav the wounded wm a sister of Red Bear, a chief of Red Cloud's hand, who wm present, haring arrived from Pine Creek agency the day previous. Os seeing his sister wounded Red Bear ■Led tears, and called her a bad squaw. dtv. a well-known railroad man tells the following rodiantic *txiry, which, if the account* are to bo relied on. occurred Pacific train wm making lightning time acros* the plain* in the diioctum of Denver, the emigrant car wn* occupied by a solitary woman anti direr little tow-bcndcd children. h> occasionally poesing through, the conductor hml ubserrod that the paaoengrr wn* apparent­ ly very uneasy, and frequently inquired how iotig it would l>c before they the matter little attentwi supposing it was merely tin of fsmalc impatience- W1 don't like to own it, but I’m Hit I'm Harry Miller Interdooc* Dandy Ferguson? Of course 1 yell never get an interductie NUMBER 18. Two very imjiortant financial meas­ ures ware pasacd by the House on Wednesday—the bill authorizing the issue of oertificatea of deporit in rid of refunding the public debt and the bill making United State* note* receivable for duties on import*. Both bills were prcjmrtd by the Way* and Mean* Com­ mittee, and loth were passed by a twothird* vote witbout division. There . wm an interesting discussion on thr bill । for convertible certificate* of deporit. I Mr. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, wanted to | amend it *o as to make the cortifi' cate* convertible with accrued interest. | after six months, into lawful money. I and at any time into 4 per cent. bond*. 1 Mr. Wood, the author of the bill, oppoaed thia He thought the bill, m drafted, would afford thr pcxjrvr claMMw an opportunity of investing their small earning* where tlicy would be sate and secure and not subject to the instability of private corporation*. It wa- |irop<Kw<l by tin* bill to make a na। tional savings bank where tliere would i be positive and absolute security for ev­ ' ery dollar deposited by the poorer I claosea, and the result of which would l>e to maka these clasw* of jieople cofxrtncni in the Government itself. a memorial and other papers in relation to female suffrage, and hhaxged that the President had ignored the w.omexi of the country in hi* annual mesoage. The President treated them very courteously, and in reply stid: “You nay I have ignored the women at the country in my annual meoaage. I will carefully consider whet you have said and tlie papers you have presented to me. In my next message I will set according to the dictate* of my otmscience and ths beat light I have.* The President, after a liricf interview, asked them if they would like to meet Mrs. Haye*. Of course they would. Thereujion they were turned over to the “first lady of the land,” who proceeded to ahos them over the Executive Mansion. She pointed out the nursery, kitchen, and other domestic appomtmrata, and dilated largely upon housekeeping economy, culinary science, ete^ tint never once allnded to statecraft. The strong-minded sisters left the White House with the impression that they , had l-cen trifled with. They didnY gt> there foriufonaation about bouackaiqiing, but to talk about voting. The recent massacre of Cheyanue Indians at Fori Robinson, in Nebraska, has caused considcnilile feeling in of­ ficial circle*, and loud is the condemna­ tion of the miserable m i smafiagwngfit which hs* led to this ugly affair. The matter has been brought before the Senate in the shape of a resolution, in­ troduced by Mr. Vooriiucs. directing fraternal concord throughout the land- the appointnu-nt of a special committee Mr. Kelley said the only provision in the t<> inquire into the cimimstanera of thia bill which was characteristic of :F" •laiighter. with a view of placing the **" blame where it projierly lielongs. The ■n’ । resolution w** imme'diaiclv paaaed without opposition. It is Iiopml the ernn.rnt proposed to engage tl inquiry will l>o made with as much mg people Hi a game of chance. . ___ the law wan. "Ihwh. I win ; tails, you liw " No laboring man could have any concentrated about the ■Ux-k cxrhange* tereats. by which it i« lioped by A. <>f the country Suppose a }XK>r man In mid* of each bill to get both th roarh had deposited $10 and found himaclf UougTt •«• thia Mwnnti. and overcome the unable to deposit more, he would jxiworfnl influence the Union. Central Zl 7 Pulitlt. T.*n**r<* ■ rroer*: lo. Loa* *1*1 l'a|l«ctl<>* bo.lnw* Boon’,. Frano* “Who that man ? “ I aakrtl, ncr<> Ing a tall, bluc-*hirt<-d miner, who n ■landing in front of the postoffict " Don't you know him ? " suawervd t man ; “why. that'* Dandy Ferguson, ,o Ikmnt, «nd Pud thought everybody knowed Damir F< Brew'. Mon-. M.lt> Slnot. N*»h.llle. Rkl CHAS. 11. 11 RADY A “ V*.” *“■’ andCuaeeyaacIn* *>ped*h, •>on Clote. promptly otie.4-1 «o. *ad *U other bv*lnew eatniMoi lo hi; e»re <lfi.. 1 n •a H<x*r. XMkelik Mteh questioned. nor t* it to be wondered at for the jwtqdr and l»CD«-flc«-nt in when we remember that the skin of an ■ffi-cta in the funding operation* of or<linary-*izr*l man boa been calculated Government. Mr Bank* opposed to contain alxiut twenty-eight miles of perspiratory tube* eontxnnallv exuding □tfnr the withdrawal of the d<-po*it* in more or Icon moisture, and relieving the the caving* Itaukn of the cou“try. force l«»dy of a large amount of waste matter. the forrloaure of lliortgagca, I’SUlkrupt The mi*ehief which nnwt follow the ob■truction of th:* immense drain by dirt " Breanse well. Lm-cstum' he used to D>. E D. SESSIONS. TTOMEOPATIII' l-hntea* l-ot-t >t A-, r be • dandy —a regular mit-au'-oul *p«>rtWben Dandy Ferguson first came to tiTaJ* •' F"trT Ik>T *D4 a><>>< aU*' thia camp he was a gilt edged gentle man, an' n<» mistake He won-a plug, ISAAC M. FLINT. Je . A TTORNKY Md < ouR-tUH *t L*. Wao4Ua<l, an' fiaalicl * spark in his filled «hirt front a* lug as a peanut He put <m .xk Mlefils**- All lra»l loallm* pewapOy mon- dug 'n a mine rapcnnlcndcut. an' most of the boys wa* down on him from LEWIS DURKEE the start. Tbel wa* alxiut thro- yean T AVTIX NoUey Paltlk Itwl K*t*tc and laaur ■go. an' hr come up here from the bay JLe •»« Aral <’-4telloa* promptly raid.. *»d Qiuaih*"^"* ’■ro1"’1’ man might n-vnntte on imports Nerewilty bn* en forced economy m all form* of luxury, for etvn the comjiarutivcly nch wfitwinoraMv have l>ern cut down, and still <!&£• la b C rarniah it is suffocated in a short time lust a« effectually a* if it bad been .trangled with a cord. Lastly, the akin is i grout niswirbent ot various matter* rowing In ••outset with it, and in this way lend, arsenic and other poiaon* An hour or two afterword he gave another call, and found the la.l v ac­ e and happv How‘* that youngster getting along ’ * EMORY PARADY. TUSTice or the pr_t< r . -n".j*»rtn< t*^ tally *ad pijatptly *u.-wUd „ --flier ea*r •M • M*>o e<nea,XMi.rt|> M.k ~ K. J FEIGHNER. 7QOTABY PfllLIC .nd Ue^ K*i*t, a^l hoy or **J1 tJal ~t*u- win Sod m* *l«ar> "*> t**4 U. Mload to Ikrtr -,c[* ’ WOODLAND HOUSE. I ■WViuJARti Furr Mow,,. Wo^uod n*,. | • » ry t-iwnty. Mlrktcaa. I'arOcokr UUaUon I > Ibr auu of r«r*U. Tcra, raaaoMhU **4 •*: 1 ■fxU-y r*ara*u<4. __ ___ as* UNION HOUSE pHULB MOMWIi, Prwprlrte. Tte tout W VpteianUy eltoalM to th- rmtrr ot boat. “ ,b**u‘*W •’” ■Slag ate to ter »a«*U eo«afo« la14a. E PIRA DY. »rANt'FAC-n-BLTloCBoo<. aa4 f^oea Mai In. ™ ■zrai.'^L^r U-tqjnrr. lUtop eaal aljaot Mala tlirte J B. RASEY. PJUATMAN Oood. ate n.«r^r rarrtet lo aey OR NO STRONG. niACTK AI. I*n»ior. and PaUubrr of toe Xa*L. 1 ein* Sew. Iiata and I'aaey l-nntlne ™f e.ery 1 Mwrirtenjwotte roe.ply. «nh otenea*. and ^ttgrrliMcng €artj. •^yOIX’OTT HOUSE, NTaatiwtlla, Michigan. C- C- WuLctirr. Proprietor. 'y •sew Wotol, real rail y loralad. well Mpt, it ::C ife JVLIl'S ECMEIX, I-raler io Faary and M*j.4e IDIR/sr GOODS, La**'u“‘ ■^ILLUM JONES. J3EJSTTISTS, NEW LIVERY! -------- M-------- J. OSJtzfCTTT, LTOT & BOARDING STABLE 1* *■- Karr** Bara. Saeih Main Strew*, sad to — that is, e.f I'd gone through wliat he ba* and suffered what lie did. Proud agin, an up come Ham Hildreth, with of 'em! Mister, tliar ain't a man in th:* jut strength enough U> maku for tlie 5tv county no, sir, nor in this yer dorr The roof over the biler and the tale a* is prouder'n Dandy Ferguson of whz! other men might gneve over an' sigh about, an' bo man's got a liettcr right to lie proud, either. When be first came to Quartz Mountain he used to parade the street* with his nose cocked up so; he'd hydraulic himself with pat chouly an' smell-water till you couldn't get within a mile of him. Hr was a delicate-looking raw, an' hi* an' I won't forget yr, in "Ah' he didn't. Il take it into her hem! to jump him. she'd dreth's sister Maggie, ax knock the spots out o' him m denied short order That was our opinion of him when he played hpi small cards in this yer cvinp— but be showed down loth bowers and the ace In-fore he quit the game, you bet your life. D’ye see that quartz mill over thar on the sidr-tuil? Dandy Ferguson I*11 marry him rf he's That's the Chaparral mine, ye know,an' a Chinaman ' “Them's her identical word*. mister. it’s thar that Dandy Ferguson showed The men didn't need no further orders, “ One night, shout a month after Fer­ cause, you see. Maggie Hildreth was the guson got hero, somebody out there hau'somcal girl in the country, an’ the ?>Ued ' Firw!' an' the camp turned out l>cat, an' had cv'ry young buck fur miles he hTatin' works waa m a light blaze, arouu chtcn al her heels all the time, an' the flames shootin* high up in the handicapjnn' each other fur anulea. But dark. We all Yuabcd to the spot hke a her brother Sam saved her from them pw-k o' mad animals—you know how a galoot* - saved her fur a bettor man. by fire stir* men up an-’ excites 'em. Of weltin' the blanket himself. “About thii time the heat wa* terrible; course, nolxxly knew what to do, an', for a minute, we all stood lookin' at the fire errepin' along the «avi*. an' the way up, crawlin' alowlv to the ragin' buruin' shingle* droppin' -lawn the furnace on top. crawlin' fa»t enough in ordinary c.n-umstanc«, but hardly fast 'What!' kinder sharp an' fleroe-like. enough with death racin' down on his Then there waa a little movement in the savior at a tvi?forty gxiL Wen Jack crowd, an* a man as pale a* death spring* Harmon cameout o' the shaft bo stood a away from the mouth o' the shaft yellin' minute on the acanlbn' swayin' back an" frantic: 'Water! Waler! For tlie forth like s drunken man. blinded by love o’ God turn on the water—th? ■moke an’ bewildered, an' ef Ferguson hadn't caught him he'd a gone back uight shift'* in the lower drift' “There «as an awful agony in that man’s voice; he had jiat remembered “Two more of us hed got in with that hi* brother waa down there, and buckets of water -'boat all tiler was in that the fire under the biler of the en­ the tank; but it seemed to drv off a* gine was bank.':!, thet the cage was too fast as wo poured it on, fur the blankrt heavy to work by hand, an' the timber* waa smokin', Wen the rope went down in the shaft piteh pine an' dry ms bone, fur the hist time, to ban! up Joe Haiqu-r, with grant sparks droppin' down like the acantlin* was barnin', an' the upper timls-r* wm lieginnin' to blaze. The how fast a man think* in time* of dan­ whirlin’ smoke hid Fsmaoti from u*. ger." Jim Slocum thought of hi* , but we knowed if he didn't come out brother, the dry timbers, the engine, th? ' purty soon the whole riicliang’d give gage, an' water all in a second, but thet1 way and bury him; the rides was in a wm alL He didn't hev time to think ct light blaze, *e' the place where the win'thetertthMthere w^laliorlof water lass Stood WM the only spot where eve. withinamileof the mine. Dandy Ferguson could a worked. It “Somebody rushed up to the tank- - must a bin an awfnl strain on him—th? ther wm about a tubful there. The fire | last pull—but he never owned it, an' was playin’ round the biler, an' the en­ bimeby up comes Joe, the bravest man in the camp, I reckon, burrin' Dandy Ferguson, 'cause, you see, ba wouldn? tech the rope till they'd all bin hauled up; he tied every man on except the coward. Miller, an' then came through the Waxin’ shalt himself, watehiu' the tittle tongues o' fire shoot out tnfm the ev-ry onre in a white, m if they’d tick the life-thread in two. “A* Joe grabbed the upper chains ibe ■baft lit up with a hiss an’ a roar, m if the fire was mad at luring ite prev. Joe got out an’ Ferguson staggered away from the wuilasa, bu* his luck went is. then-fore, absolutely necessary in 1i promoting a healthy perspiration, and through thia a 'uni­ form temtn-ralure of the body; (2) in largely assisting the lung* in the per­ formance of the function of respira­ tion: <31 in preventing the absorption Hou* by th- ir bring frozen, anti the n>o*t-M-non*Ij injured of whom died within the ensuing two hour*. Daring thr work of dnwuug their wottntl* by SnrgtMin Petty, who displayed gn-nt te*- on Banking week, at which nietul»-r* wrrv present, it until the aetung of th<- moon rendered further pumit impossible until day light. Soon the Wuxi became visible •nd pursuit »v renewed Tin- princi­ pal trail lay over and through a sue•-enauou of mountains and runnra rendrnng punryit by mounted tr<H>p* al­ most im|Mi*siblt-.. The troo|a> that fol­ lowed the smaller trail* were slicermftil in capturing many saragra. and killing such s* rendi-n-d it '-ce**ary for srlfprearrv*tion. A detachment consisting of *i* men of company H, Third cavalry, having dis­ covert*! a |«rty of savage* to a wualiont. New England States aggregate ♦.'l/itM, 682.39. or about one-half of the revenue dismounted and advanced, calling u|*>n which Kentucky and Virginia respect the savage* lo surrender, by sign*, etc., ivejy pay. or a little more than one signifying lo them their desire to cap­ ture rather than kill them. The Kavsgra. fourth that of New York. in response, ojxned fire. Everest falling Wbj Ben Butler Supported Jeff Davk. mortally wounded. The remainder uf Tlie Minneapolis Tribune nay* the the tTOO|M gained the neareat ahelter following letter was written to a gentle- and opened fire on tlie savage*, killing and capturing the entire party number- i . ) I ' ' I i'hc truopa tliat followed th? main trail succeeded in trailing the savages tn when, the latter hail intrenched tiiemrelvca, in a ravine whose natural defen»c* rendered it almost inaccessible—a place, no doubt, well known io the sav­ ages, and which in years past wn* used for their campiug-groun«l. The troops, finding it impoaaible to dislodge the ■avagea without exposing lhcEi*e)vc« within easy range of the savages' fire, determined to surround them, in hopes of getting them to surrender. This determinatiou being acted ujx>n. the troops remained in position »H night. The fol­ lowing morning the troops diacovered the Indians had thrown up additional breastworks during the night, with a view to nwiai any attempt of the trooja to dislodge them. The commanding officer, seeing that any attempt to dis- when l<ankmg. insurance and the agrnev buxine** were ■upfHmrd to yield w.mltL almraU without limit, and when it w» brticved that fortunes could l-c made t>v merely organizing some kind of stock rotu|x*ny and patting tlie share* on the niark’-t, there wa* a general flocking of young men from farm* to atiea anil towns, to get nch without labor. But that ilelusion ha* ended in bitterness and diMippaintment to thousands all over tlie Laud, and proved that the game of living by the wits is one that very tew can thrive at- We are beginning pre-eminent merit —it will yield a liv­ ing. if nothing more, and that is more than can be said of many city pursuits. It is generally eotecmed a plixlding. unromautic lmaine*s; but thia is offkei by its exemption from the barasament* and tragic features tliai too often mark tlie painful ami exhausting struggle for the maintenance of credit and social jxjaiUon in city Hfe. It require* but a small capital to go to farming. This offers a simple solution to the livelihood problem to all who art willing to work, and it is gratifying to find that the fact i* beginning to be realised by many wcarv of prolonged idleness in cilica.— lowing amendment to , (wnding on tlie calendar providing for the rejM-al <. ' The bill granting pennons to soldiers who served at leant sixty day* in the Mexican war, which ha* been * bone of contention in the House for the last two yean, was finally pamed thia week, but SO loaded down with amendment* that it is (incationaldo if it ever get* through the Senate. The amendments. among '■Hier Jiinga, include the surviving soldiers and widows of soldier* who served in the Black Hawk, Creek and Florida wan*. The total number of tienaionera on tha Government would A Heaater (aagbt Nappingt* increased, in case the bill becomes a A jocular Senator from the West law, to the extent of nearly 14.0C0. tell* a very good story about another Senator Chaffee, of Colorado, looks Senator from a Southern State. The latter began life a* a brakeman on a upon silver bullion m nothing more nor railroad, and, by industry and foresight, Iras than merchandise, and, consequent­ ha* aceumnlahxl s fortune and high jo- ly, as much entitled to protection as litictl honors. Senator Tliurman, while anything else in the dutiable list Act­ ^leaking, nanally holds hia eye glasses ing upon thia view be baa introduced a in one hand and a huge red handker­ biU levying a duty of 2 per cent on the chief in the other. He blow* a sound­ shining metal. Mr. Chaffee Lliinks the ing Idaat on hia nasU.organ in the midst jiaaMge of such an act would quiet the of speech quite as naturally as Senator apprehensions of those who fear that Dawes looks up at the galleries every the single-standard nations will throw their silver on our market, and would also raise the price of rilver bullion 2 Uioroughly from tlie scurf and oily •mat­ ter, spft water will be found more ef­ fectual than hard, it* solvent pourer for ■aline matter Ixing greater, and, when ■oup is addetl, th? oily matter i* at Oner aa|>onifle<l and the cleansing is cantplvtr Sonp and water should be uaod at )<-n*t twice m tlie twenty-four hour* on the ex|M«cd jxrts, the face and lianil*. anti the whole body should be ■jtonged daily with cold or lukewarm water or soap. Warm water or the Turkish l«lh (in suitable caorw) should be used about once a week, and will be found conducive to bcaldi. Ul.-aahm-as in til.- matter of clothing is also very iin|kortant, a* through this chanm-1 germ* of disease arc carried about which not only infect the jx-rson carrying them, but likewist, those with whom Home old Indian officer* cull them -nigger*,'or “demi-aavagna.’’ Yet wet of them have fine features and splendid physique. They an- said to call them­ selves “Beni-Israel,” and to trace their descent from King SauL Tbrir Hsbruw physiognomy, the division into tribes la-aring the familiar appellation of Israel. Jtiwf, and Ibrahim, their custom of avenging blood, and of changing their powoaion* every fortieth year fapow sible corruption of the jnbriwektotake the hypoth‘c«i. at least biteresting. The hill tribe* who inhabit the borders are people whose hand is against every man. and. though *omc of them are nominally subject to the Ameer, there is no real suzerain, and no common na­ tional feeling, unlraa it be the universal hostility to the “FepBgbw,’ or Mgn er. These “Rathans," M they are usual­ ly called, speak the I’nahtoo language, while the name of Afghan inctudaa all the inhabitant!!. Their religion is of tlie kind which, after rendering to (Al­ lah the prayers, ablutions, and fissia snppoaed to be Ina due, kavra them free to indulge their natural instanetr. Tlx a omen, wtso are usually pwtey. are �GRAND RAP-IDS DTTffiOT Our Vast Stock will be Sold at Cost, Men’s Suits for $6.50. Men’s Suits’for 12.00 Overcoats for 5-00. under if necessary, for Ready Pay. Men’s Suit’s for $8.00. Overcoats for 4.00. Overcoats for 7.00. Men’s Suits for $10.00. Overcoats for 4.50. Overcoats for 12.00. BOOTS AND SHOES. i; bfcshoss attwi*|iine like nd in fact peifectiun, or aa r be. mutt be the condition for a-* anch a time, or woe be ■ final dtachatge from we were to have yan officer from kmJanAwe badi Men’s Boots for $2. Men’s Boots for 3.50. Rubber Boots for 2.50. Women’s Arctics for $1 Bkklix, OWntNAKY, Dxc UM, 1878. The correspondence between thia number is make Co. A feri "sick." Our Sergeant, and United States Governments rela­ z' tive to the expulsion from Germany of . McGraw, a big buriey sou at the Etnc-r■IdUK )«.! u (oil of h>0 u ,«l, 3. Baumer, the naturalized American tti.n. has bent pobltabed. In it the * ’ " ‘ where I I cf meat, and of courae encouraged the German Government maintain their i boys in their plot- Inspection day came, and we were fully prepared for ;i right to expel M. Hamner, in order to it. It proved a beautiful day, ail one I prevent the evasion of military service, could wish for that bnvneaa: »c were II and declined to pay any damages for i fa^. IRochsater. N. Y.) and around early on the ground, knapsacks packed i1 his expulsion. • Y. Central depot, we are enjoy- as perfectly as we could doit, under the :< A part of the Berlin Press is utucli at what it c.-iH* the false of yrest %.**': s”~ - iuslntctinus of our "boss,” arms bright,' offended as they could be made by polish-ng. exaggerated reports now r.hroad about "Gnoa morning, air; fine view thia" clotbea, shoes, and accontrementa asii the vexations iwfd difficulties of travelft “r» Sr. -.rr niw ” clean and bright as labor and other;I ing in Germany. 1 have not’seen many ‘But," says new comer, •-why don’t thirigsJ’oouhl possibly cause them to be, of the reports in question, but those »jotn the army, when yon would mo and as we happened to be alotly lot of jI which ! have seen were not rxazrgeretthat ia worth seeing in thia country, fellow* With a vpA tally War. wa ed. In regard to Beilin in particular, ; psy for your tituc, dothro and tear- wore quite well dnitad in the military ; my advice to foreigners would certain­ tactics. Well, after forming in Hue 1 ly be to star away unless they have properly, we atack arms, then off comes : urgent business, or have provided of sneb * thing; guess wo won’t enlist onr knapsacks, each one-must drop sti themselves with abundant pape.a. and the same time, and be placed in frontI: are not ruffled by daily, not to say houryst: well think about it first. ‘TiMDOove*'to the recruiting office: of us. The the command "Unstrap i ly visita from the police. No appwthat% it right there, and arc what a nice knapsacks." each one bending over t n- j; an^e of respectability, no probabilities fastens his own knapsack uud straight- • of good character and lawful business, time a soldier baa," nays ourfriend. Wo Lar® do particular objections to eus up, evgry one at -the same tttnr,I; take the place of the most formal and looking around, as that is our businees then along comes the inspector, hU eye . exact papers of identification and legithare to-day, Mi we consent and aoou on the aoldier and knapsack both at I imation when travelers have to deal we axe in a cosy little room, where all the same time.—can’t tell rbu how ’tis ।! with tlie police tinder die new system. look* pleasant. We are invited to be done, but he’ll see an-thlng wrong, or -| The rigor even extends to the provinca speck of dirt on either puce quicker '! es. although the obligation of passports than yon could.—Well, Co. F goto the had not been formally Introduced ex­ praise of having the beat parked knap­ cept in Berlin, and only about a week sacks, the cleanest uniform, the bright- 1। ago a Swedish gentleman of faultless ost brasses, and tieiog tire l>c*t dnllcd ; demeunor and excellent antecedents of any company present, and sent to had to solid to the Embassy here in hot haste, lo gel a passport and escape the our castle to rejoice over our victory. But wasn’t Company A mad T That’s threatened expulsion. If this sort of no namt^lor it. why they eould "whip thing is possible in the Interior, what anyone, of Company F. or all together." must be the severity of the officials nud prepared to pat their threat Inta here in Berlin! A capital ease has execution, so after retreat down, they come to my knowledge, and as it illus­ came to the castle to “Jirk the whole trates rot only the petty rigor, but also ; craw.” McGraw, getting wind of tlie the amazing stupidity of some of the affair, prepared hia men for "action." under officials, it deserves to be record­ On came the "host" down to the gate ed. An elderly Indy, the widow of one and called on the “whole ere*’ to show of the first echolars of America, is liv­ their faces "if they dare.” outside of ing here with her son, who Is pursuing the castle. Yea, we willingly go, led his studies at the Unirensity, and learn­ by Bergt. McGnrw. We meet a shower ing authorized socialism of ProfeMor of enl>ble atones, but being "brave W agner. As she came to Berlin before lads" we pay no attention to such inis- 1j the reintroductioa of the passport sys­ siles, but ruah to dose quarters with i, tem. she is legally and strictly notafthe enemy, who we soon rout, and'chaac focted by it. Nevertheless the police them pell moll all over.the Island, into |j have utterly ignored lh.it fact, and the cemetery, behind the Battery, tn:। have pursued the poor woman as rethe church, nud In fact wherever they 1I morwlcsaly na if thrr suspected in her rigttta ua for walking." ^*0: bnt yon can’t go oaf without ar. could hide. One poor fellow got very I the poMibillrr of aUharlottc Corday or escort," says our good friend; "you badly hurt, and some n few bruise*, ।s a Lucretia Borgia. One sergeant nf must not leave here without a paaa, or when we gave up the ehaac and retorn- police hna made himself particularly ed to onr quarters, completely tired out, ,■ arrive in probing the dark secrets of an escort of one of na" Did you ever frU like selling your- expecting to find ourselves nil under 1 thr lady's past career, but his learning udt ta nothing and throwing in some­ arrest next day, but good old Major j and intelligence not being equal to hia thing to bootT If you have, you can Holmes in command said, "good enough zeal, he one day became tlie hero of the feugiite how we felt. Bnt no backiog- for them, let them mind their own bus- ., following incident: The sou of the lady <mt this tima so we kindly consent to ineaa." Ro we bod two feathers put in posscaaea a paMport, which, however, as a student, he obliged to deporit with our caps. In one day. the authorities of the untvrtrify, receiv­ ing in exchange, a student's card, as it ekothea and boots. Wc sell about twen­ is called. Thia be one day showed to ty dtdlara worth of clothing for about the sergeant, who had been again urg­ sewaty-llvo erata and as our Imola— S-—ough good ones—are ot no use to A poker room h*« already Imen es­ ing upon the mother the expediency of her expending the required amount for , we generously tn row them in; of tablished at the new state capital. On hand, and gut to order. a neasport if she wished to eqjoy the evarae we are all rigfalfot dothing, so The house of John M. Mnubr. of advantages of living In Berlin. The SMOKED HAMS. we think we are aevcntv-five«e»-nta • Battle Creek, was destroyed by tire Fricard, as a scholastic document, was ahead. We pick up the dominoes and SHOULDERS, | day night, while the family were abnaturally In Latin, and certified that begin to play.'to peas away time; don’t POULTRY. bearer. M r. So and So, was a student in sure anything about the news just now, [ senL Loss, $4,000. LARD, Etc. so we Jet the newspapers ttmaiu uadisJohn Maloney, of Highland, Oakland the '‘Univendtv Bcrolincnsia.” The Co., waa thrown from his sleigh bv his grave official scrutinized the document IT*Hides and Pelts taken at the high­ Now comes the fan for us, sure. I runaway horeea. at Milford, Werfuca- with a puzzled and suspicious look. er market price. I "What doea that mean F said be, “Mistery loves company.” so does any day and tnscantiy killed. . pointing to the above words. The aaa who ia "suU." In eome* a corpls Don’t fail to give me a calL of chaps who have been caught by our ' On the 22nd Richard Copeland, an veung man rgplained' that they were friend, aad wn very willingly help pic­ 1 employe of the Thayer House in Flint. tAitin for "Berlin University. “What, CHAM. Ft KWIM. ture out the glories of “Johnnie baa was found dead io his bed. He retired that thing," continued the armant, gone for a soldier,” and soon haveeom- I in Ida usual health and the cause of hit "Ber-o-linen-si*, that stat ds for Berlin, bnt what is that ‘o’ there F I am pany to beax the joke. We very gnn- death is unknown. rronaly contribute our "mite" of his­ Mrs. Amends M. Stewart, a widow afraid my young friend laughed direct­ ly in the face of the law. Whether the tory in order to hear theirs, and !n.tha: way ws pass aw the evening, and woman of Calvin, Cana Co., who lived unfortunate lady has since got her psaeaoou retire to bad—res! bed. where we alone, gnt drunk one day last week, port, or has been expelled as a danger­ dream of the terrible battles we are fell on she alove and jr** »o terribly ous character, 1 cannot say : but her participating in, how we are surround- burned that she lived but a few boars. experience is such as may befal the most innocent person who comes to •d bv the enemy, and how they are While southern Michigan ha* experi­ Berlin unprovided for the state of siege. pricking us with their bayonnta to make much very cold weather this win­ At the same Umf there is something to ns surrender, bow wr finally yield, and i enced ter. the temperature in the northern be said on the other side. It is not on­ then awake to find ourselves about Mr; of the alate has not been distress­ ly self-provident that the German au­ covered with bod----- clothe*. ingly low. although there has been thorities have a perfect right to impoeNext day we are escorted to the train, *ueh regulations a* they place upon wbsre we, in charge of n corporal.— who plenty of enow. kindly pays our Lire,—are taken to A terrible warning to bora whn "catch travelers, but it is-also unhappily true M*sYi>rk where w* snetbe "elephant" on behind” comes from East Saginaw. tlut many Americans— peculiarly nat­ sideways and are kindly and pwrour- A six-yea--old child, named St Mary, uralized American-— make themselves ly sniatad with -Johnnie don’t you while endeavoring to climb upon a far­ liDuecesaarily obnoxious by the ill-tem­ mer** sleigh fell down and tlie beck per, the impatience, and the rudeness runner went over him sruahing him to which they show under such restric-1 tions. It is, of conns, annoying to be look; clear the track for Cncte Sam’s death. stopped and catechised by stupid poblue i-osta,” and after meeting with lieemcn. but such officials are In gener■aeif * Brand reception we feel "migtitv « an, oi nav vny, b»g." Still, very curiocb to see all the a pers-m to be avoided eral only carrying out their literal inatxucttaDs, sad nothing is gained by rights, we very kindly consent to the males She got a verdlc storm inc about, throwing Magua Char­ tavtatien of our “gniAe" to visit Gov- against James Beatty for ts into tueir eyes and shooting English and white Beatty was in> . oaths in aloud voice down their throats., of paying up. he escaped, i *B Island is situated at the surd the sheriff for lectiur . Such demonstrations both surprise and gOlSE BIUTBCIH. Indaon river, in New York Nov ahe snen John Middleton for bas­ irritate the mn« innoeeut official, and make him instead of avoHeitousfriend, Ttbe Old Battery atrbe foot tardy. Next! ay. New Tort Crty. The a troublesome enemy. It would, uuA SlUQO fire at Portland, last week donbtodly, tee hettar for Germany if t*to ab«.ut forty acres. is Mt Maud and thereon is Fort Thursday, destroyed J. D. Woodbnrv’e America aad Englarai could make her CanttoVilltem. «..<! a large *a<hi,,gPZ* W'.y laws for her, but since Germany herself rides ibeaeecMHry buildings Rime and th«> residerxv> of A. Knox. *iKX point, to gel a few Prints for Five Cents, Double Fold Alpacas 22 cts. Cottonades for 16 cts. Kentucky Jeus for 35 cts. AU Wool Flannel for 18 cts Men’s Boots for $2.50. Men’s Boots for 3.75. Rubber Boots for 2.75. Men’s Alaskas tor 85 cts. DRY GOODS Men’s Boots for $3. Wool Lined Boots for 2.50. Men’s Arctics for 1.25. Beaver, Calf Foied Boots 2.50. DRY GOODS. Prints for Sii Cents. Turkey Red Prints for 9 Cts. Single Feld Alpacts 14 to 18c AU of .Our Dress Goods at the Cottonides for 20 cts. Cottouades’for 25 cts. ‘ All Wool Cashmere for 65 cts. Bearer Cloaking for $1.75. AU Wool Flannel 25 cts. Cashmeres for Forty Cents. Lowest Possible Prices. Tweeds for 40 cts. Fift fane, JataltSaiiur 8.R. Bearer Cloakiag for $175. AU Wool Flannel 30 cts. HHORT LINE. Some very fine Ready-Made Cloaks for $6 to $10 Ladies Underwear 40 c Ladies-Underwear 60 c. Men’s Wrappers for 35 4 65 c. Ladies Skirts Siitj-Bre cts. Ladies Skirts Eighty-fire cts. Linen Handkerchiefs 8 cts. Linen Handkerchiefs 20 cL Nubias for Fifty cts. Nubias for Eighty cts. Cotton Batts 11 cts. Cotton Batts 13 cts. Men’s Drivers 35 4 55 c. Linen Handkerchiefs 10 cl Cotton Batts 9 cts. Wall Paper at Cost. _ A NICE LINE OF SAXONY AND FUR HAT AT COST Nori is the time to buy a sett of that Decorated Crockery Ware. White Granite Ware at Cost. TEA S ! TEAS I A Good Japan Tea for 35 cents. Produce taken in exchange. JET FURNISS Best Japan Tea 65 cents. ;ood bargain. 1 he Long Brick MEAT MARKET! Honest Goods, Extra Style. FRESH AND SALT MEATS! I have added to my stock of Dress Goods a full line of Broadhead Alpacas HURRAH, BOYS ! Sold only by me in this Village^ DWIGHT SACKETT’S BAKERY. My stock of _ CROCKERY and GLASSWARE cojnplete. Lamps for 25 to $5.00. Ints h«i If Desliit will ths. Bring in your Country Produce ; will excange Goods for it asfavoraby as for Greenbacks. CLOSED OUT AND FILLING UP. DRUGGISTS, NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS J. LENTZ & SONS, dV- uu / VARNISHES. AND BRUSHES. 8M, .lisctUuess It BIiiI Bate, Wall Paper, Bnrricriaff FIRST-CLASS GOODS, Tut, Coffees 4 FimilyGraarie. history of trade. Especially in Brens Goods DISCOUNT all COMPETITION! Flint Um < Finitm ii tk Catty. tu . . . ______ r.te Ml sun s et ISAS I <■ 1*5 F Ml | 2M am > “l * o. 7-Ws.m, ...... —. tM p. ■ ——— * M TEAS ! Don’t delay, come quickly and get AINSWORTH & BROOKS, ---- >'-■ xxxjfcc at ova irre pkicbb: Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c, York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. French Designs lie, former price 20c. Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. THE TOLEDO BLADE. �CO re lumber. I’bny celebrated' of tbrir married ---------- - —..They I.M fair to 1 live to ce,let>rate thrir 5Mh wedding an­ niversary, when all thing* meat come down to a gold boric. yet they would mH relero a buadte of greenbacks. • There U some ricknros around hero lately. Al. Mix in quite rick. Mr*. John Mix lias Urn ailing fora lung Him and i* ht ■ prote nt quite Inw. Ed. iteexn ha* taken to the bed, yet win net admit be n very rick- A few otbare on ths sick lUt, yet w« hoar ot no The new itbool bonae I* a mre thing. At a apecud iuecting of the district the voten doriihd to procure plane and ■jiecifieaUuu*, and buildafiaru-iKln.oihuuM tite coniing auamwr. Meeting -lands ady^rued to Sxturd.iv eve., tlie »th toriTDoo’t tell the canwn tore and to ad v”rfb°Ut U >e<’ ber*U’C Wc wUh at 31 o'clock. curved on Monday. ja« two wnMsto an tenuant ntxonc* or Keeping nacnciara hoar after Che father and husband bad ball, hi*' frow" haring gow to Homer to visit her parent*. , panned over the dark river. No report* of boy« who “catch on lw, -TW .other night. .bind* iu tbia-village, bring kilted, have, a* yet, been handed u». although then* fi<Ji in Jordan Lake, and they are itptendid. Thom town fellow* who are co opposed to the farmer* spearing In the spring, can enjoy firiiing in the winter, and roll their tiah to the farmer* at j rente per pound. The M U. B. Cbareh Waa dedicated on the 8th. Bixhop Weaver conducted P* l“ rri«* ’vhteb pawed off very nice­ ly. The amount ot MW was ratamL Ute church cost about $1,900, and wani* dedicated to all orthodox churelte*. Uncle Galloway waa one of thane liber­ al ones and gave $75. Nxxx. £ Dr. Scott ha* left Barryvillc aid moved to Sheridan. Cha*. Mead, of Sheridan, the other day while lifting on a log. put hi* knee out of joint. • Dr. C. O. Scott returned on toe »l*t from a four weeka’ trip to toe £a»U He report* the anow from three fret <>a the level to 30 feet in the railroad cut*. The M. I;. Clinrch, of this village have commenced operation* on toeir new rhurek. They will build of brick and puto it through with all despatch. Tlie other day while little J reair Darling wa* playing at the foaiiionablr hoy’* pmOiroe ot “catehiag on bririnrl.” he lumped on before, the runner of a alrigh *tnk)nx him and throwing him again*t the boraea heel*, bartiug Iflm quite badly. . On the Ifrtb, while Daniel Ruckle was in hi* fathrr.* oaw-mill. and a log wa* being hauler! in, tin- macltincry. from anme cause, became. unmanagvhle'and the car c&rne in at railroad apeed, alrik- 1 ing Dan. nnd jamming him up con rid- ' rrable.- Had it not been for a block on I the aaw frame, which protected him. be would hare lost both leg*. The ice trade i* quite lively at Thorn­ apple Lakejust at present. 1 presume but few of your readers realise the ex­ tent to which thia industry lum grown. Thr R. R. track run* within about four rial* of the lake. The Co. have built a ' ' track. The •hoot from the lake to the tee is'ent with an iee-plow into aquar-m and then floated into the shoot, where It is grabbed bv hooks, manipulated by ropro and tackle* operated by the «-aMine, and nearly a ton ot ice i* drawn into the car* at a draft. G^uitkk. 40 DAYS OJNfLYk Commencing January 1, Read and Act Accordingly. We take pleasure in announcing to otfr'many patrons, that having 111dl ed our Annual Cost Sale for the benefit of our customers as well as our­ selves, we propose to give the people the benefit thio coming month, and to make it a success we have replenished our Stock, making it coin ph te. Make a Note of This We sell every article in our stock at actual cost, (Groceries excepted.) Believing it more profitable to close out goods in their seeson, thereb keeping the stock fresh and clean, and as all goods are sold at cost it will be a rare opportunity for you to make u full selection of goods, such as is needed in a well regulated home. BOOTS purchased at this sale will be a large saving, as this sale will continue only 40 days from date, at which time we shall take invoice ot stock, preparatory to filling up with new Spring Goods. For the benefit of all enquiring friends, I would state that this is not a closing out sale as I intend to remain in business some years to come in Nashville. Yours Respectfully, ham flour, corn mv.il, ground feed, corn, oat* and bran. Delivered free. 18-4w W.J. Ekb. . part ot a gnldf pea ton, with toe initia The Outer will con ing it at this office. E. E. LOOMIS HERt WE COME! Main St., the top ■faced sleeve but’P." on tlie face, r ■ favor by leav- That peraon that diatarbed the meet­ ing last Sabbath by her taee**ant congh.ing. had better Ret a IxAleof Dr. War­ ner** White Wine of Tar Syrup and cure that cough. .(16-19) (7* Bawmood, Oak and Aril Ixrga taken in exchange for Gun*, at my shop. _________ Atr. C. Bdxtom. Paople of .Naahvillo and Sux- WM. A. AVLtWOWTH GOODS FOR A SONG! cheap. Call and get a supply. * Chas. W. Smith. DAN. MA NEE Knickerbocker Dress Good* 8 ct*. large Stock of ^y on hand a full and well ae- 3 °3 Maw Caffa 1 »aw Lag* I On and after this date I will pay one half a dollar id vance on Saw Log* of STAPLE GROCERIES, 8iTISFACT0BT PHtCES TO. ILL —Mi— B Sugars, Teas, ” I will be in Nashville during the of January, 1873, on Friday the ' month 3rd, Thureday the 9tb, Friday the 17th. and on Thuniday of cock week follow­ ing. Hope to meet intereuted parties at tbc WoleoU House. Dated, Dec. 36th, 1878. Clkmext Smith. A BRANCH STORE Loolc nt Tlieflie I?ris \ TWILLED RED FLANNEL 36c. CF" Crockery, Glassware, Pocket and HEAVY PLAID FLANNEL »c. Table Cutlery, at price* that defy eom. petition. Cn*a W. Smith. | I ALPACAS 16 Cra. Attention Laadfoa. ■ A new lot of ErobooMri Picture* just ; STANDARD SHEETING 6cto. | ________ .rrit’f.H * *nii H.in’t IV/wvl . Spiral*. Cn**. W. Smith. BEST SPOOL COTTON 6 cto. Spiral*, ; 1 ““’“"Si •M— Hood Vtuntcil. ce« In exchange for Glove* and Mitt'naat tbc People'* Supply Store. Cuss. W. Smith. PRINTS 4 Cts. Mine. 979o This is no closing out sale bnt a Bonafide Clearance Sale of Winter Goods preparatory to onr Feb. Invoice of Stock. ruu r*u ct; Ai uie r mi SK-.-JS w*>, ’ John Howard, living out of Hasting* two mile*, dieri last week. He waa tlie only aon of. Peter Howard. Lewi* E. Hinchman, of Aiwrria ha* been appointed aprcial adminUtrator of tbc rotate of Tbomft B. Hinchman, de ccM*cd. Hank Know lea. of Barry, boarded at tbc cooler over Sunday, and on Monday mud ’Squire Campbell |10 for tlie privliege of being drunk. The bouse of Mary Ann Brown, of Prairieville, burned la*t Saturday morning. In«ured in tlie Barry A Eat­ on for <373. Her aon George Brown I-Mt three or four hundred dollar* worth of houAehuhl good* ; not injured. ' The Stockholdera of the Heating* National Bulk recently held their an­ nual election, with the following reaalt: Andrew J. Bowne. Daniel Striker, Gnome E. Goodyear, Daniel H. Pratt an I Lorer.ro D. Gardner, Director*; -The Heirn Eftyr Dramatic Company Andrew 8. Bowne, Pnwident j Daniel re two of tbvir mipcrior entertain- striker. Vice Prcatdent, and George E. nta M the Opera Ho«to M Wednee- Goodyear, Cashier K«rx. r aad Ttranriay exj-nina*. via: “Ito■ and Jutwl” and “Lady of Lyon*.’ ■ undOTtaad that thia ia the. first ton at Mto* Bly.', sterring. that ri>< Boston Store! LOCAL MATTERS. „ i At the Reform Ciub Room* on Mon­ day evening next, after the regular or­ der of business ha* been transact^,!, the foUmwiug prugrauium will be carried out for the giMwl of the order: Select Reading .Original Kria* bv Mr. E. H AH TINGS ITEMS. Chipman; Oration by 0, Brady; Select Reading by Ja*. Ffesiinff; Ex­ temporaneous «peecbe* by others at the The Mcthodiiu are having protracted —We are oorry to note t!-.at four of call of the praridcut. A cordial in vitaour village boy a got drunk an Saturday tiers is extended to toe public. ----------------Jerome Murray, a temperance lectur­ er of the reformed drunkard order, of Houghtalin hold* the aheriff’s helm Toledo. Ohio, held forth at th, M. E. al. Church, font work Friday nigbt, taking Clem. Smith haa been down with the m fata theme “The Good .Samaritan in iuujimw never ; i .m mmi ■ _ i conditimiagain, largely attended, although thwm who! John Morgan ha* been appointed i publishing toeir attended »noak of Mr. Murray a* one of guardian of Cornelia Lamb, incompehrreafu-r when I the mo«l eloquent and convincing tew- «v«t. ink they will re-' peranne arator* of the day. Hr may J. L. Wilkin*, of the Spalding A tacraUr, fftaepH apeak here again, sometime-in the fu- Wilkin* Manufacturing Co., haa returnWilkiu* Manufacturinx ■Maa* and lower themselves in t ie rightot the world. . —On Monday morning a tin tea-kettie attached to thr rawdlr append*r- of a yelping cur. rattled down Main attreu Along about two hour* afterward*, a very indignant Hurt toa^are todrii^od on one pretext or another, and not brought to trial. If Mr*. King and Mr. Fairfax arc innocent then why proaecure other* fora similar offense! While the people rcapect W. H. King they do not wiah to see hi* wife declared an ‘•injured innocence." or escape proaecution when other* have to steneftoe full penaitiea of taw. Buowx. A Wooden Refrain. i Tbo>e Cincinnati boggy men were in town n few day* rfner, and left Wm. Kerr thr po**r*aor of a dnsen boggle*; bought for »iwnlative j«rrjM»»ea» r. and SfK A- H. Pewter, of Olivet, were on the programme. scon after Nashville wax mapped out, Wt»rc in the village a couple of day* thia week vis­ iting relative* and friend*. -The M.C1TL U tekNrIMwf* Mr*. R. F.. Burrow* bn* packed up Thernappte Lake from 18 to 33 car. her millinery good* preparatory to re­ moving theiq to Middleville > however »hc will •pend thr winter visiting friend* Mirnh. 'ere *he re-eogagr* in haoaaa along the line. *ore throat, a bad cold, and score* —Should any of tlm coopor* iu tota ofAache*, laid bold on the prison of ye vicinity receive a letter from a Cincin- editor, this week, rendering him more fit for the sick list tlian the>*anctum, which wo trust our reader* will accept National Bank nt fire day* right,” liter an an apology fur any error*, omissions, or g lack of aprigituinvs* in this issue, should their critical ryes detect any. U an unmitigated fraud. The Boot Is Hana Concert Company, under the mauagviueat of Geo. IL Ftemiug. will give, one of their superb He baa beard that powder would burii. entertainments at the Opera House, on and winking to male the kitehen fire Munday EVe.. Feb. 3rd. This enter­ piwJm-Wh fiponti.. eoah- Be wilt tainment will prove a first-,-!*** one. and wr can heartily it to not be called up to kiudte aay mare our people. Save ap recommend yoar httie 35 cts. 1 firm thia winter, fur “Spring time will come, gentle Annie,'? 'ere be recovers. Signor Bosco, the illusionist, held j fjirth at the Opera H'>u*r, Friday, Sat—A aad aeridMt Afcconwd to a.ten- tirbay and Monday nigh to to small an- I aaaatba old baby ««< Mr. T. T. Dewr/J dicner*. The show wm a riewbt-ofIssad, oac-honw atfrir, tbr BH»t inter- ( rating poiiion bring that performed by Ritey. the Modoc, and some other vil- ’ Wa barn that there i* being circulat­ ed a petiteon for the purpose of releaalag Mrs. W. H. King fromarrwton the charge of adultery, and to exmwrate her from all bluiur, and throwfug the whole crime upon “gentla" [Fairfax. Can’t tell what will happen in Jtbia great age of toveaUotM. May be Irita guilty <>f th- t-rribit* crime for whidb they are both accused, apd tbc ta (innocent. W hen a person signs a pettiioh. for her releaae they are only countebancing wbatabw wm accused ofdotoj. The LEI! * puuui. n m toat toe EKTIHI STOCK Coffees, Spices, Fish Ac.. wear m Kina KEW &c. DRESS GOODS! toe fait «u>. 100. WM. SPIKE. STONE ud WOODEN WARE, rhng»*. and Long trouble*, when an BUQK GAUNTLETS tl-M. immediate relief run Im- so readily atBUCK MITTEHe NUB. toiMd. ; Wwm 8n baa gained the largest sale in the m ,rid for U»e eure of ( uugk*. (’old*, and the sevenwt lung disease*. If i* Dr. Booebre’s famou* German prescription, and i* prepared with too greatest care, and no tear nerd Im- oulertaincd in ad­ min Utering it to the youngrat child, m per direction*. The sale of this medi­ OVERCOATS from >00 to tllJfi. cine h unprecedented. Since find inSUITS FOR SMO. CAPS it COST to Close Out I thecitiaen* of jsrcffi’is FURNITURE STORE. At Prices to Suit the Times I KELLOGG g DEMARAY _________________ irepared than ever before to do — work, of every daaaciption. Atriwill convince. Cmat. Scheipt. Pay 1'owr Tates. Or I aboil aooo ba obliged to yon. I will be *X D. C. Griffith ALL WOOL SUITS FOR IA0O. in Naahville. ovwy Friday, and i idau uu Thursday a/ternoofi. JI Iba. SAGAR IUI. W. N. D»Vi H lba. COFFEE tl.00. ' SUITS FOR fSM. Ol&ar** A. Tobacco* I FURNITURE! BEST TEA Woto Call and Extuninc Goods FIBST-CLASS, good at we think our Cash Cus- efifir i> vs ----- OLD nxUABLC— Ooodtan worth what we = ask for them. J —- MEAT MARKE Jl'oOtve Me • m»n ana nut* 8Mtd But ni IMtm, 5 A. C«U. ' IOFFI �WEEKLY NEWS SEVIEW. By Mr. Hodg*. *o "M«Ni*h the Miobigan School for the Blind, and to con­ solidate and ■■iiag k*c* relative io the education of Ute blind in this Slate; by Mr. Robbins, relating to Ute con­ struction and keeping in repair of aidewalks in the highway; by Mr. Hatton, to repeal io -liiirfTlirf aa act lo author iso th* election <7?f* Township Drrin CooKnisahmer in each organised town­ ship; by Mr. Hodge, to ootabliah a uni­ form price for publishing legal notices, 5 Mr. Pendleton, relative to contracts married women; by Mr. Childs, making appropriation* for the Normal School; by Mr. Huston, to authorice the Fxxdat, 7**. IT.—ItaUTX—Bills wars intro, Board of State Auditors lo contract for the printing and sale of the Supreme dosed In relation to liability of tittaa, villa­ Court reports; by Mr. Weir, in relation to the liability of odes, villages and insurance other than life. Brv, sad nanne; lo townships neglecting to repair sidewalk* and streets; by Mr. Hine, to autharize and regulate certain kinds of insurance; bv Mr. Childs, to establish a State hos­ pital at Ann Arbor; by Mr. rattereon, relative lo the foreclosure of mortgage by advertisement; by Mr. Weir, in rela­ tion to plank roads; by Mr. Billing*, in reference to non-forfeiture of policies of life insurance; by Mr Stephenson, in relatior to mining interests; by Mr. Hodge, in relation to teachers* insti­ tutes; by Mr Ambler. U> anthoriae the Directors of ths Detroit and Milwaukee railroad to b« represented inilie Board ! of Directors by proxy ; by Mr. -------- . I that Railroad Directors shall be citizens of the United States. / Tbb trial of Mr*. Kate Cobb, of Norwkk, Ok, lor Mm wontw ot bar hiMbaod. by | i ■ I toE has satatad a rood deal at attoatton U the Kast Tbr fury t.mori ter gutty at mooter, J<4r> wrawswU tew to a Ute tuS*Y’ *r'"'’ U'4 to*u,’,,a‘’’U00i v"n Two xoTOEior* counterfeiter*, Henry C Cote awl Cbkrtrw Vlrieh. hat. jute bwt> ar- Tin TaHcr Committee, on the 15th, It ia asserted by thr “ knowing ones' ing L«> high for the B*mr— That thr Cotnmismoacr of laCnd Office furuiab information •• to why Agricultural Col­ lege land* worth to |>er acre are sold for f3 That the Senate employ * steno­ grapher at per day wa* tabled. That The Giant Powder works of Baud thing. or place a double Uuokru— of nrwtempeni over the windows. Thia lets in some light and prevent* the escape of heat A double floor or fire ■tate in which it is Uted fcwbtesf smin ihe room over tlie cellar, wdl help to ■ama; uniformly mix with its own weight in water, slowly bested to bod­ ing, and the liquid, after boiling briskly tor a minute or two. ia to '.he strained through a towel from' the coagulated Exoaoe Help.—Look about early in allramen and the fibrine, now lieocaae the Hcaaon, and get your pick of hands hard and horny. -Thna ia obtained an in the market. Make a written bargain equal weight of the most aromatic aonp, in detail, no matter if you *re wsll ac­ of auch strength aa cannot be obtained quainted. This will prevent misunder­ even by boiling for hours from a jaece standing. The man agree* to remain a of flesh. certain number of months: to perform To Bros* -on Cxtbtallixx Ber­ certain chorea Sunday or holidays; to start about such an hour in th* morn­ table-spoonful of butter, three table ing, and close at such an hour in the spoonful* of water, and one tearupful evening. If, tn case ot an emergency, of white sugar; boil until ready to can­ he works longer, he may have certain dy, then throw in three quarts of corn, privileges to compensate for it In nicely popped; stir briskly until the case ho quite before hie time is out, be candy is evenly dull n Ira ted over the only receives a certain stipulated sum. corn; set the kettle from the fire and Calves *ai> Sheep.—Lard and kero­ stir until it i* cooled a little* and you sene are good to keep lice from cal vre; sulphur mixed with salt is good to drive ticks from sheep. Calves, lake all ani­ mals, should be kept growing from. birth to maturity Here i» one place where the profit come* in. There ia al­ delicious. h«». by allowing young animal* to “ stand still ” for aix montha or more of tlie veur. Sheep arc well clothed -and need shelter from anow and rain, and perhaps from tlie very *t: ongret winds but oold agree* with them. Feed them well; give them plenty of water, in small flock*; keep them dry. and they may stay out in the cold and thrive. A close, dark pen is a poor place for sheep Wood, Tpols. Ice.—Cat * supply of wood, post*, rail* and log* fw luml>er. ready to be moved eai ily on the advent of aJeighing. No thrifty farmer will leave theae thing* to be done in the buiuer *caaona. Gel wagoa* and bug cmcaoij. G>ws *04 HHta*......... Hoo... aw ' FLM-s-rnxy Winw WuOsr B*.... 4 * i Omi Io ClMlcs Ifenac *L. > * 1 a*a. B Bp«ta*.... 0**^r——Es. B O»S»-JU. t... .'.’.'.'.’.’.'“.".'il"” >» BraXNo.t ................................ Bvma—ctater Ct ......... Boss rmm ................................ 4 K H ■ ■4 r.- I* l-»»x> ................................ . —BU MU-WAIXXE. OT Wna»T—Ho. 1................................ ■■ ■ Co**—Ho. »............. ........ ....... r n Oavw^—Ho. r ■ X,s- Ita. 1......... *, ,■ £o 5 w I ...... W. Lovi*. W**a»—Xo.BBMrto. ........ Co** — Ml»4.................................. Oav»-Xo. 1 still kept repeating his prayer*. Sharpe. as N ■-* i a» a *V Fob*—M«aa.................................. Whihi the nooae wa* living adjusted McDonnell trembled violently several M* Uta• (XXCDOUTL ■I j j , WinaT_ Had — Cou......................... '-I'...... . M 1 g XT*.,........ M l-oui—Maa*................................. B ■ j • T. i •. , a. » • TOLEDO. v«xt -Sj i wait. .. , r— 1 tlnoo....... . , . . nig nart in an ordinary All t>eing in readi1 o*rt B*. • ... ........... tmsjrr from the acaffoh! The aupporta were FT aow— WV. 1,, 1 withdrawn, and at 10:42 o’clock Mc- 1 WuiT—Xo. Xo 1 AjBtw* . Ikinnell and Sharjx- were awinging in Co** —Xo. 1 . . O.r. -MlteO^ tool* and implement* for summer use. j mid-air. Scarcely liad the drop fallen when a Fuas^Mno ....................... ■take*, and get n-ady everything 12 , a . * 4 •> *4 s » ■a ir * -rp II cirar ano o ----------- j -- — — , ,, , never to (reexe thick H I. von have .. — ... tned berate throughout the building. Dte ice bouse, and enjoy .raiov • Sheriff was so annoyed that he sent a 1L build a cheap ice houae, and The masaacrc of thirty or forty Choy- pcraon who committed the outrage e«lc,r eloae together. There abould l>e Scarcely hail thrdejraty opened the door |>erfe<-t drainage al the bottom. Imt no when Sliarpe and McDonnell’s brother* Mr 'l>v*hrr. to define and »uppre-« tramp* Mr. Alien, making apjiropria tions tor the Normal School fur IWJ and LB80; also, for completiug building. Mr White, to provide fur * uniform ** iM~,«mrnt of property Mr McNabb, to Hastings Business Directory. J | AST 15US NATIONAL BANK. of eighteen luchr* of sawdust. Capital and Surplus Stoo.ooo. thr Um fialRU c throw u>g Both ruidied forward to the foot of th» scaffold, when McDonnell* brother, ar M-ientific. find Low much brown* Straighten up all around them nr the book*, and thr little debt*, and col­ lect th oar dur from nrigbbonc Small a.-votrnt» should not run long Trust not to memory Arrange the l.<oks for A little el the buiiincaa of tbr year Study over to quiet the men. but for a long tune all their effort* were unavailing. Being the plana cctnuderalJv in detail, aad do tiuin 1* nstiallv not wait till th«- ground I* readv to confronted by the Sheriff, they said the M-fore tlie nntf plow before decnhng what te> do. IxK>k i. While the rath*U<-, Mrtntnai. reiigioui culture Mr Cutcbeon. to «i construction of a railroad <■ at *nme (>oint on Tnundei The Teller Committee, »n Jan. IhiIi. the murdei Hint* for Eronsmy. ide for uni Mr < ha*«. the murder vemlw-r, and thr third for thr mure an unknown man near tbr Platte in tbr*|>nng<<f Hr wa««rr*i pleaded i ot guilty of murder m the fin .1....—... Ti.........—_____ ■. . ..................... . te-enth jixbrial circuit*, and Twenty-fourth Mr G H I Attorney & Counsellor, ;e; whether Uo-r» much help Thu Hal iwrl fne.r Im Mr Knhn. relating t« Nothing br>-ad rrutnlia. Grufuitu wan) i-vmpb-tltig a breakfaat. *od witli many fanulle* prove a raflloent variety nght there Hr turned • >f the room where an ax ■nd 1 m-ized * hanitaer w Itellurart procun lift’ The aitontiey fur tbr defense a*k<-d for committer r • verdict of manslaughter After being out two IxiUT* the jury returned a ver That fommitlrr .bet <if murdar m thr fi,*t degree, ar-4 ruinating oil* the iirtsoner wa* imnx-diaielv ■rutrnerd Taxatiou arni Way* and Mean* employ ■ clerk at ft fw-r •lay Tl >0BERTS A LAMPMAN, DEOGS, KEDICINESaf CHEI1CALS, had Imvu irrful influem-e for g well a* on plant* R>"-I *upply of pm furundi time, <« yEOPLEM DRUG STOKE. I daughter and the friend* of waA iM-reaming al the top of ■ •■11 enough, on । the poor women received sympatliy on the fodder and all side*. At length, after much diffi- nth ■nulled Ea-ttrn liotiae Thening ly urhed tnen ha-i Iwen graliU-d a reprieve by the Governor until Monday, Jan. 2U. The brother* accused tbr Sheriff of derating t>- hang them while anticipating a re pnrve The pricat* denied this state­ ment, and *aid that Um- Slienfl had told them he wm. willing to poatponc th- cow i* a machine * )al»>ratorv (or con things lamb-shank *te-w For this. L>k< verting raw matrnid* into milk. If everything mll * few little ahank*. boiled till pcrf«*-tiy little 1»- gl< II. little will br received Another brother of McDonnell, who muj tender, alawit four hour*. At the |-roppccially those kept for breeding. Somi- knell at thr foot of tbr scaffold while BwMi AMES A. SWEEZEY. and the nulure* H satin l»RUA.VINT A BOOiiMF.LI.ER GOODYEAR, rben it i» muddy, no one but rdj fodder on the ground danger of h:« DRY GOODS, SiLKS 38d DRESS GOODS CoxnmuTioxs In ing altercation, were eut down. Both men hail died from strnngulaUon. Though the *talem«nt of the priest* partially acquit* the Sheriff of undue (VAGREXMU5AL FROCEEDINGN. leanicd that Hheriff llaudcubush tele- ■d apple*. eith« I, afford a reii* tlie following . Bart.v. C. ROBERT J. GRANT, GENERAL MERCHANT, matter of httit Hendcraou. to cviupdr the manual The Democratic Senator* held t>J Mr Edmarda. dartertDC U.»S the U»’ ™?-’i“”»"Ual |;BTe t-ri. rstiftnl; tE*l the L*»» alrra.tr ei.a. U.1 f.,r aoI.rewu.M aUruMl- fuUduUr !bat (ooktow *h.'<dd furt!.rr pmn.lr Mirvafnevruxtil bv aaMitkiual leeiutu..r swtoe ite aub)«* .M rWKm! awnnBttre of aevrn, head'd l-y mar.’ t , |ue. li> The Democrat* of thr North Caro The I>cmocralic memlK-r* of tire Mi* Tint Republican* of tlie Indian* f*eg- The Republican* of th« Counecticut The day waa intensely cold. The con­ gregation had arermbird and the oerrice* were t>egun A man mnfflul in heavy coat and scarf entered, and. wglk- out. t«« kill them mix t>orai with augur. woman could not have ha>i time to reach the jail, which i» a mile from the depot, lie awung her huaband into eter |*uitlng for breath. Thia inatanre aul»jecta the Sheriff to much cenaure. and Kaxh the shelve* with a strong of ixirui. then sprinkle the •o cioaely that no hi* thank* for the honor The Legislature 1* gutting down te> When whitewaahmg yu ir room, i comical atory of a trial in which a Ger buxine** in dead i-snnvl. th* commit tablc-wjM.inful of pulverixed b*r man doctor appeared for tlie defenae in • ariint tol' ‘Itell. Send hot to the tabic a cam of damage* again*t * client of hold of and •’’ll* • liquid sauce made of -rriK eminent jurist soon recogniaed in hi* Both houra* adjourned from Fnday *nd flour *dd«-d. and ImmI ten witiMwa, who wa* produced aa a medical noon until Monday evening. Jan 20. minute*. expert, a laboring man. who, some y ear* liefore, and in another part of the connMKH1GA5 LEGLSLATURE. teatolalar., oo the ITthtast. nnouustaj (wkUh hsuhatanttotetogsteMiu H run, tow r*1 *r “ Usited Mate* «mm «*: ltt*te. (Mix Hawley .ul e*4tov. rTyT*'*. *•« m^lKlate., sad Wheal. Wool. Balt. Plarier. Water Lime, Ac. JKtdding." tiuuir of twilled nor, "oirtl •t<reh pudding." 'cottage pudding," t 'roton bug* 'apple pudding." Tlie latter i* mad.by tilling a puil<hng-dl*h nearly full sprinkling the floor with pulverized b With The jierol- th read I sue part* of the cloth niblied with * half-worn hatter'* “card." filled ,... , . with dock*, or with * prickly thistle,tx>n: “You rain or black-quarter A* the Try an ““<il » *ufficient nap i* rai*ed. When iiead after it •dock tiecomc* mixol w th the improved U,u‘ •’ doB<-' ’k*' "P to dr^’ race*, the latter and the proge.-v o» the | »'th • bnuli. Uy the nap the "Ob. va-­ cxjxx-ted to become victim* victims to the tlie pc. preva CoMnnrnxT*. It i* not enough that builder. lent diseases from which the serai-wild food should contain alimentary prtner race escape*. This seems to be die case, <|Uant:ty; to render it doctor?” "Enough to kiD him if I not aave hi* nud the more valuable entile are suffer ing just now more than usual. A sad supply of condiment*. Thiiw- may be "Well, doctor, what did you do for result of the disease is the death by compared to oil in a machine, winch lilood poisoning of many person* who neither makes good the waste of mate ^"Everything! ” । k.— been engaged in skinning the car ___ ­ rial nor supplies motive power, yet hare casses of cattle that have died of tbr dis­ cause* it to work easier and better, ren­ perfmvn the ( ■•aarian ojr ease. This is a fearful fate, aa a most dering essential service in the process ■Oh! yaw, yaw; if me not do painful death is inevitable from the least of nutrition, though they are not of inoculation of the poison from the ear­ tbemaelvea abb- to prevent waste of any “Did you decapitate him ? ’ ns**, death being preceded by the oc­ part of the body. ‘Yaw, yaw; me do dai. too.” currence of boils, carbuncles and ulcer* BrxrwTEAi. Midbid Srti*.—Take a ’ Did you hold a post-mortem over the whole body. It ia rate to bury piece of rump steak about three-quarter* the whole carcase and not risk danger of an inch thick- Trim it neatly and for the sake of a hide. beat it with the cutlet-l«t, sprinkle it with pepper, dip it in oil, and broil it A llljHM* fetate Tanbhed. “WeP, now. doctor,” and here the When Capt. E. B. Ward fell dead on over a dear fire. Turn it after it has Judge bent over ia a friendly, familiar the street in Detroit on Jan. 2, 1875, hi. 1k*u on the fin- a mmute or two, and way, "tell us whether you submitted keep turning it till done ; eight or ten outate wm popularly supposed to bo your patient to the proceaa known worth •lO.OtAiJJOO- Official appraisal minute* will do it. Sprinkle it with among medical men as post-and railhas reduced this to AS.400,OUO, including ■alt, and serve with a small quantity of Mrs. Ward s inheritance of the Luding finely-minced parsley and a. piece of Ion property, valued at a round fl/MO,- butter mixed together, and place over 000. The debts of the aatate were or under the steak. Garnish with fried •1.440,000, and it was expected that •2,000,000 wuukl be left for Iheotbre hair after Mr*. Ward's apportionment sire of uh waa deducted. The legal time for larbMta—v,—---------------------------ckmng tbs Me nvur, on Feb. 2, morning causes her to leave one of the whan the executor* wiQ report >641,000 lialatitiaa, <rf whirb K»3,000 are direct. EWLM STER5. HASTINGS CASH STORK. Groceries and General Produce, molaane* end sugar. <-qu*i * rocMcry, Glu«*w*n soot* 9M**< Bus. to. - — ■ _■* — ^ALiMBURY A BROMSEA I lent among cattle in Texas. GENERAL FX7RNXTUR |)OWERS A BARLOW, *«xwr JJENTLEY BROS. A WILKINS, HamimgsFolepbt A- Machine Shot ■^TEWTON HOUSE, J J ASTI N(* BOI SE, Haailagw. WMu, M. H. WlMO, PnOFIUETtlB. 1 k« 4a«4-Mto»ta ti.Trtwa^W >**^ry taswu M MONEY TO LOAN! /} 00*00 nd WP WARDb <* UfflO TUUL part*. ■ lit � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-02-01.pdf.pdf 25e9de3ea7a7b7c4231ed4f10bc52647 PDF Text Text ttSrSStlXSZ: ORNO STRONG, NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1870. VOLUME VI. I was still alila to catch a faint accent from; above, to thia effect: Msshrilk llirrrtsni. tag as this?’ “Well, for instance, P1Lla CJS ~0rFKBKS.~ what THE HOME DOCTOR. NUMBER 19. »>ram. and then I wrmH kick the little . ‘ would "It it calmly agreeable to me. and I “Bloodshed I" am obliged to you fur mentioning the " That's alxnil the size of it," I said. surgeons, ter I am afraid I should not " Now, if it is A fair question, what was ■’T'b^m.*,i!rL b, I™. enough?" * klon.l.. .n k* ka^inn",! ■ lz» mV. The surgeons swarmed around with their probes in their luinds. and applied their microscopes to the whole area of M. Gambetta's person, with the happy nwalt of finding nothing in the nature of a wound. Then a scone ensued which waa in every way gratifying and leeringly. Then he added that he and but, considering the exalted positions hia principal would enjoy axes, and in­ owupied by our clicuta, ft will be Well deed prefer than,* but such weapons and decorous tlrai each of us appoint other's necks, with floods of proud and several oocau1’ * _l happy tears; that other second embraced the highest profession. I walked the floor, turning the thing over in my mihd, and finally it occurred Have you engaged a hearse?” j to me that Gatling guns at fifteen jocca " Bli s" mv stupidity, I never ^bought of it I I will attend to it right away. I must »>vm very ignorant k> ^ou; but It M-emed to mv then that I would ide* into a proposition. rather be the hero of a French duel ■ than a crowned and sceptered monarch. a swell duel m thjs lief When the commotion had somewhat • rifles; then. doubla-Lam-lcd shot-guns; a good deal to do with I suliaided, the body of surgeons held a then, Colt’s navv revolver* These beconsultation, and after a good deal of rights Liml TkK following remedy is rccommend•d for frostbites: Extract the frost by dettc. frosen part is pliable, avoi'ling al! arti­ ficial heat; then apply a salve made of BURL LA RS IX A DEATH-CHAMBER. equal parte of hog’s lard and gunpowder rubbed together until it forms a paste. It is probablc that the Car has an affliction on hie hands that may occasion more trouble than the Turkish war or Caspian sea. One dirpateh state." that “ the people died like flies." Later re­ ports repnrent that the terrible scourge Christian street. Les a yowng man upon whose wan face death baa already fixed the grim specter has l>een hourly looked power than acids tn full siren I for. The diM-ase which has wasted his eaae waa at -first mistaken for typhus, Barb an acid js contained in the but is now recognixed as th- real Ori­ eructations from the stomach, in a_. 000,^^^, nrcresarv ental plague, or "black death," which,in of the medicine* administered, and in t] t he’dioukTu watched constantly', • h. >Hto.Ito. nt too.1 whteti. moisten,..! ““I . , . Lx:ted districts arc no* between the teeth. An article tn the wEich ro(,i<!C, yj,- ud nj-^ BrUI’l ‘S’! toautoTuar.toLto^ih stopped, and phyricii been rent to tbo atric gnm».l H..1 Ito rf toab r—u«. iDg b, M, ,^4. „4 p..rfon„,„K W.H YOfrltG. nuijly tom, Ito. Uttor cuto. 1-. w,^.l ara.ndrf. throe-quartan of a mile. I always hate and let anybody cord than up ukI eart a.n 1 ““"“S* th« re was rcaaon. to believc torlto, toj. itot Lb, linul. to odltonlv t|„ boon of 1 -nd 1 o’eto-k to fool away a humorous thing on a perktod. -to. mi remoT, Ito putnlto ol' in thr „„„,Dg Uk«» ages of the jilague in Europe during the fourtriruth and seventeen th eentprics. Hung further to suggest’’ internal hurts were deemed the m ist mtotor Itol tolton to Ito t««h. Il, ,iU1 . noleol Bl of an-1 It filled me with bitterness when In the*year IMHthe plague broke out in ,ton. to<nl ,luch b„ "Nothing, except tliat the head under- • “*• rlTn(™i '.-nJtLu-d rnr^eft liib/ J.onl.1 to mol'd op this man went soberly away to submit, takers shall ride together, as is usual. mtoiptadr ratototod Ito boon Komis not far from where it now exists. . ■ m-..,, mv ortraiik^hul been to hontooUU;. Tto mtolb .toul.l the last proposition: to' hia principal. The eubotdimte. Md mute, will go on “2^ 0^e sid^’u! Hie to. .1, ulisr. On Wmln'mU. tophi Mr, It waa carried to Constantinople, whence He romo back presently, skLaaid hts fotit.’aa is *!*’ usual. I will see you at • * 1 -L » I * n » • i *"T’ “jo "77IFJf. *!?<’ Hwceny Swtony took took ner b-r seat toto by by ms hi. bocuuie, totoidc, it spread all over Turkey. From Tur­ E‘ tcipol was charmed with the idea <»f 3 o’clock in the morning, and we wdl "TC .‘l T™Ud’ be .^j waited unU1 *•“ ronk until he ’ban sunk iBU into ‘a key it extended into Italy, and thene.* k-bat" at tiirr.-i-quart' r* of a mile. then arrange the i nter of toe jmw e. । i **■»• .“ ^«fn< " deep. Bring slowly worn out with 1 but must daclinv na account of the dan- ston. I have the honor to bid you a ” P*rf“™ te-poon- hrr for on J. I BAKER. good day." S± bown~ of “ undertaker, the ’ tween. Then I said ; t . , . w . , . I They torn set my left arm in two [ of cologne tn a quart erf water—the -Richer stole to iu adioinimr room and ' "‘7'"’ V’ '°U‘ ■” "’■W* 1*""'r IbiCT b->«-II to, . bto! k. .oto. b . to the circuit of Europe, from Southern to I “ Well. I am at the end of my string. ■ V. ,7 Northern Russia, in the space of three | now. Perhaps you would be good years. It is staled that I -ondon lost | enough to suggest a weapon ? Perhaps H*. H GRISWOLD, 100,000 inhabiUuita during thia visit of ' you have even hail one in your mind all the plague, while fifteen cities on th^* {tlir lime?" ! His countenance brightened, niid he ] “ Sir ’ If after our tern* ami intimate 10 “*• .“1< /’’’j longs to the malanal group, and its pre- two men on the shed outside the win- continent lo«t 300,000. In Italy half the population were swept away, and it a manner as was estimated that 23.000.000 |>eople in A. M. FLINT. rcre upon an Europe perishe«l by the scourge. The I I was placed in an ambulance at the origin of the disease was traced to China, Have 1 warned you . rc verv „ b<wI head „ off th the „ procreaxm; procession; and thus thus | witb which it is con’Long aickncro ’had* rendered him where the chronides of the empire state of them — muttering all the whu)*. tnv.tear fn< nd <u^Sufe»ll>Jukh. iito Uta.? Trh:eXe°™ « w^hTe I 1 l,“° foanded^^ pbyriciau.. Insure it completely helpleM. and his voice that more than 13,000,000 died from its with labor. Iheralore go on with tlie 1 Pann most conspicuous figure in xvu.ninamtnent nt tool dis- could not be raised alove s whisper, effects. AU account* of thin terrible thi-m?" WALTER S. TOWERS dCTbk.yi angl'd to A. UM ne was succiwaiui. nc nanon ^' ....... ......... ,, , ' IU. , ,c... T. ........ ■] and br tbcae circumstances he was visitation of death are colored by the out of hu trot ptM-ket a couple .if hole ’'*" bat The bloody minded? ourtou the hospital. comjicflcd to lie and wait tlic issue of superstitions prevalent at the time. Uiings which I cwnal to the light and be sure ta atu-tal U. it. Or I my The Cross Cross of the Legion of Honor wcakneM. dull aches and pains in dif­ Tlic ferent parts of the body, with chilliness. erenta Presently he saw the window Many attribute it to the Jews, who were discovered to lie pirfola. Thev were *etf-yea. to make certain. I will drop j,aa liecn con ' xT i b*" **ca conferred upon me. However, - The diphtheric character is exhibited ratseil, and the two men stealthily en- . accused of poisoning the wells ao that single-laureled and silver mounted, and I • “I journalistic fnenn.*• Ml.J few escape -< that distinction. : generally by a feeling of uneasiness in tercd his room. Then they crept to i ~~ *------------ Z 7~~ w' CHAS. H. BRADY. | Buch la the true version of the moat [' toe throat, and of stiffness in the back bi. U«l«,b,. to..l <m» ol lb. toUto'nto Ito P>-«“ ‘11 lb' J..« ™ aM craeU,to s]>cak for emotion.* I rihmtly hung "Oh. come to think, you may save - memorable private conflict of the age. । of the neck; the throat in such cases bin. d-to! . h'.to, bl,. «|x.b ' Mto., »< ibeto, imbmimto* one of them <>n my watch-chain, and re- ' yourarlf the trouble; that other second My recovery is still doubtful, but there bi. <„r.b,tol Th. n.to, .to b'lpl... P-'-to... —‘W lb. Utok.hcblb', turned the other My companion in 1 has informed M. Noir." ore hopea. I am able to dictate, but Tb'wrel'hc. ltoto,Jh,.l'to.,lbctoa. dtoontod. Utok Umr OCT b". Itom>t>..ito,>iatuln--uarnn.-ori. I •'H’m! J might Lave known it. Il there is no knowing when I shall lie able fomuition of grayish-white jiaU-he. may toll .b. llrd bi. lx>ny torn. HU rapto 1 »“)•"" I ►nr..,. ennui ,tov>-> howurrolle>la|s>stage-slaxnp<-on-1 ." ''S"" k“’" tai in ng several cartridge*, and gave me is just like that Fourtuu. wbn always ' to write. In™ wHHI* be observed, which rapidly spread and Ibto'ul.le'i, iulto lu. blotolCT Ain ~'dtol'Utoiu. I have no complaints to make against thicken if the disease l>c not checked. tonlllllrdbto bod. „lb i-.n. 1:.. toioUto.lorlunogU™ xHtotolbinkio, one of them. I asked if he meant to ■ante to make a display .* Dr. E D. SESSIONS At half-post 9 in the morning the )>ro- any one. I act«>d for myself, and I can As a high temperature and quick pu’ae toill Ibri' ..lul ..ik .to h«l btol Ita- in U™ CT' lo expitoc ibe no. ol lb. cession approachi-d the field of Ph-sna- stand the consequences. Without accompany the attack, the free applica- ulnJ. l-rmn, Un b' toigbl r"on! ,So»'U~'. U>~ OCTICTU. | dial the French code js-rniitted no more. Piquet in the following order: First I boosting. 1think I may say 1 am not tiou of water to the trunk is un;«>rtant lb" wx-.-l hi* noiutb uni W"™! bl. u«n,l»nto ihoo-o.Ktool U..y dbfrno'l, ; I then beggml him to go on and suggest came our carnage -nobody in it but M. afraid to stand before a modern French in the treatment to reduce the fever and b^.1 CTh . U...1 m no b . mnu," to ■“ *->>’ -P^1 J ’ a distance, for my nflud wan growing Gamlietta and mraelf; then a carnage • duelist, but I will nr1 to ton,.. ..bl. b,. Hr,tol, i"bl, ■”-» ’h" ,.l iL piUoCTU.' "~*Z ■“ •“»,* containing M Fourtou and his secund; stand tiehiad one again, membraneous formation is poiaonous nto. Srinn* He said then a carnage containing two poetMai:i Twaix. lb,r.p,"i opto, U.' tl.ku, K tool nd ".to on Ih' bmod. M.nr ami gangrenous, and. when extensi ve, 1^" VI Ibnr i™.„r™ to bo'lm'di. a gargle of carbolic acid or chlorine CTDltod Ji I'tote. *|»n LEWIS DURKEE Oct these had MS. funeral orations project water mav be nrcewsary to destroy it. H.nns th*, toeoml IbeLtol". . -ck lb.- »,.*,k. .holbn* Uo gtoo. lb"7L.hnl tooth th' boito to,d «*«—»■<*•- » .«»»• i "Sixty-five yards with three instrn- mg from their breast pockets; then a Wc would not advise the application of The Seci^tary of the Treasury has meuta? Pop-guns would be deadlier at carnage containing th«- hsad surgeons I »>» ■>»" “““ caustic, except in very severe casre. eoUoctod . Itop- l*oi- ol -bn. . toll ot «*.»» [ fifty. Consider, my friend, you and I and their caaca of instruments; then dismissed a certain lighl-hotun keeper The solutions mentioned are generally black cashmere, and a piece‘of rd Ik । are Immlpd together to destroy life, not eight pnvate carnages containing con­ for forsaking his post during one of the sufficient. Nutritious food (mainlv lined by Mrx. Sweeny for coffin mourn- ] EMORY PARADY. sulting surgeon"; then s hack contain­ (arinacconsi should lie carefully ad­ ingx. There articles they placed in th*’ luted, ns they were the ordinary sepaltj fully sn4 SfjKpdy .UraM lo OCcv .«•! But with all my persuasion, all my ing tlic Coroner; then the two hranww; em-d to carry away the light-house, and ministered to-the patient. Milk is ex­ pillow-cnae, ami then priwecded to ' chrre of the dead. Mitny nought refuge .Ml MH* Kina, Nash* ills Mkh. srguroenta. I waa only able to get him to then n carriage contaiiijhg the head nn the keeper, lircoming frightened, de- cellent, being taith nourishing and soda- maae uieir escaiie. ------ . ... . . . . , reduce the distance to thirty-five yards; dertakera; then strain df aaristauta and jI serted. leaving the light unlighted for In Ih- »rknun» 11., i»~Ud l.n.l you- <™» toll ratonfc .nd E J FE1GHNER. THE LATE GREAT FRENCH DUEL. and even thia coucrerion he made with mutes on foot; and after these came two nighta, an I then returned to his OU.cto'wlwh.1 wfc their functions by giving fresh, ripe, or l~n nakins M-bU '«™u In nkton pkxbling through the fog a long pro­ station. The Light-House Board cooreluctance, and said with a sigh . bi. b»l (Ln. lb- ,»ff<.»lias ta.rl l*“ “ Th"r 1»~»“ <>I»« cooked fruit. ■udrra it the duty of cverv light-hoiuw "I wash mv hands of thia slaughter; cession of camp-foliowern, police, and I H. - Iw! .toll, in bi.nbj'CT, ; «» 'm eiUxcns generally. It was a noble turn- । '<*ll*’r, «.J in lliMiik bi* Itol, m . Itol *£h l’“-k"d »!’ >'•’ “■'<»* ’h" “>?“■™ t ailaad u> । outbreak lietwccn M. Gambctta and M. on vour heail be it." tire izn|airtncnt of the vision is discovThere was nothing for me Irat to go out, and would have made a fine display ' b' I'll on. ni I tol niton lb- ««,' ..Ui *•?"' Fourton in the French Asaembly, I WOODLAND HOUSE. home to my old lion-heart and tell mv if we had hml thinner weather. > b'.ry UmJ. Th! nobto wctoinotol .<■» *• “ I«n»« yenjtoUU. know that trouble must follow. I knew ardly m for a soldier to leave his guns physician—one who £ivea special altenl« to OCT KMltoto.: it because a king personal friendship humiliating storv When I entered, M on the advance of an enemy. His fail- tion to eye diaeoaes w preferable. Or- I, hi.’ Oil -l-'to'd Uto lb,,«■. wh., | ■h"~ with M. Gamlietta had revealed to me Gambctta was' laying his last lock of several times to my principal. Lut I urv to keep the light burning, capecislly dinary inflammation may be treated .l„,P|.J lb-,' l« uni .pn,»g tblCTffa I IJow“ “ UtoTnJno.naSto ■ ™ ■'tototoJ,n.™.kth' 1«nbl'<LCT«. the dcaperate and implacable nature of hair on the altar. He sprang toward judge thut be w»" not aware of it. for lie inc aissur—?,------------ -------77-----me, exclaiming : S toot Iron !•»» “ 'a™'"™™ • the man. Vast as are hia physical pro ­ UNION HOUSE ■J die that France • . •/. — |0 new people. Putrid corjws were car­ portions, I knew that the thirst for rein the Iom of many lives and of much • (,f soft linch and saturated with water her sleep, and she rushed into- the ente—I nee it in your eye!" mav live!" ,> I ried down the rivers, often accumulating sick man stretched nnd the me sick nrau streicucd , , - . — .___ -.7, property. On the other han J, the lioord Bluitihl lie laid over the eyes and occa- apartment to find “I have." I Arrived in the field, mv felfow-aeeond upon the door, -pe.chlc- and he]pk„, >n •"** °.ff * homlU* His face jaded a tnfle. ami he leaned - w„f I pac,s| (lff UdrlT fiTC vardn. god takes good care of tlx»e kecfiers w!u> tonally freshened. Severe inflammaI did not wait for him to call on me, provc themselves faitliful^ In the year , tj<m should have tlic care of a physician. «*i4 Ik. 1-UUCTd l™ib"> «,a lb' M“.y wm S”"" but went at once to him. As I expected. —,_to. 'J ‘ — —-,—— a a particle of dust gets in if! ~ i.o. . n„^, „ |m, _ J5,' J k£2??" ” A E PARADY, ptaulrr ol Ih. lb,"~ ■ UUek..l, **d m from ~ taCT to I found the brave fellow steeped in a j Itork .. .."'.I' tor . New England kept hia post until the an eye, ai»d* becoming imbeddctl in the 1 _____ _________ another, tearuur tearing out the hair and profound French calm. I "ay French light-house went down and then saara membrane, occasions much pain. A “ST ’T”' . .. .. ™*h»r Tb"* b.,** ashore. The Tto lioord thereupon ttorroooo reeomhan. with a pointed instrument These prdunuunr. preliminaries being recom- v*.,1v steady hand "The veajMin! the weapon! Quick! Fear drove people from villages that glish 'oalm liens have pointe of difference. A correspondent sends the following mended tlml Congress make an approusually remove the irritating ante were stricken to those that were He was moving swiftly back and forth What is the weapon?” asked him if he w»s ready. He But sometimes the particle is' to the Indianapolis Jourual. J. B. RASEY, "Thia!" anl I displayed that nilrter- spread himself out to his full width, pnatiou to reimburse him for all Iom. among the debris of his 'furniture, now "About twenty yearn ago I liapjiem-d healthy, and thus heljxd to spread the ,uw “Heady! Let and it was careful to see to it tliat no tiot readily found, and the pain concontagion. and then staving chance fragments of it monnted thing. He caught but one mit and, said, ia in B a wru "tern voice. item was omitted. tinues - to soothe which a simple prepara- into an lndianai>olui drug store just as glimpse of it, then swooned ponderously thr batterica be charged." across the r.om with his foot; grinding The plague which prevailed in Lon­ There are many dramatic inddenta, : bon like thia is effective: Takes spoon a well-known physician was ordering a • a constant grist of curses through his to the floor. don and elsewhere in Europe during The loading was done in the presence tragic and humorous, arising in the or hcjU it, Hnil jxmr in a few drops ORNO STRONG, set teeth; and halting every little while of duly-constituted witnesses. We ___ ___________________ thus tient which had been badly froxen. ltU13 and the two succeeding years waa " ""con’''■ light-Louse semce. Once in a while a; ;of'iamUnUm. * • —-”’ The*alcohol being • • to deposit another handful of h's hair fully: productive of fewer deaths than that at sldcred it beat to perform this dcbcate * ’ . . • down iu a night with a evaporated, tlic laudanum or opium will Some one asked the philosophy of the "The unnatural calm to wliich I have service with the anustaiirt- of the Ian\ . on the pile which he had been building md every person and »oon b'-eomc dense and jollr-likc. A t prescription, to which he replied that the fourteenth century, but the ac­ snbjectcd myaclf baa told upon mv counts of it are more ------. -m . r( WB t<. r ulded will dissolve the cam-5 of the itching and other diratiling is lost. Not a trace is left. The j few drops of water added 1 cam* dim, — — -. ... reliable. This waa He threw bia arms aronnd my neck. nerves. But away with weaktieMl I Wr?y,.7 *\DlWp^’°’,Ln’r? elements nrake make aelran a clean sweep. One Oneday day U Uiis u, ^mmy gummy t____ material, J. _d and the liquid greeable " pains of....................................... frozen feet was Ike , w “t !*pr itet was will confront my fate like a num and a *i.Al .ppM by b, tlie U.,Sn. . police noticed that I Twu. B kccficr slipp -1- while cleaning thus fonnecl mav be applied fin- a.«l e«uH'-tod. ..I.iro-U-I l.rJU.j l^'hjtlb' jHiArrlbrerm Curif. kissed me on both checks, hugged me rcachnmn. L hT^d « W hu displaced a ger to the “inside of the eyc,T an they four or five Umre, and then place. 1 me H« 10 h“ ",d “»uteid an grthi r on the right ami left of the field; al )cna which, falling upon him, say, and the rase which will follow will moved oral, woum t~---— - " ~ „ that, ana and tnc tlic iwuing itching would yyOlA’OTT HOINE, in his own -chair As *0011 a* I attitude which for sublimity has never Uiey therefore begged . delay, while , kllw hun From an econotnwd point be^ very satisfactory. Not an uncommon erare. The phik-ophy struck me m ~*uUy m g*"' had got well again we Ix-gan bnainem at been approached by man. and lui* scl- they should pat three poor people in , ot thp man,■m a>mparcd cadent is to a ..totk-MV fra^rnt of lime in the --------round,. but the fly^bbater wm objecUou * J” , “^1 “ . .... -------------- — I-------- totou, u, ----- ------ — --------~ - « , a place of safety. Th.- requeot wm wllh T._ of Turkey, andm rilh the ioaa of the the tens, lens, wm waa slight, slight, for for . Cy Cl and snd the the acUvitv activity of of thia this powerful powerful able, aide, both both m as aa matter matter of of convenience convenience ; the northeraportion “* I said I xupixised he would wish me hr « l‘i» deep, baa tones: C.C. Wotvwr. Proprietor. granted. Irat is — J oI . -f,1**8**^, " he keeper could be replaced from kun- Jjiali requires all that i" to be done to and snd exi^nse. expense. nanngiwii Haring two :eei feet u»* tlmt nao had ,. 1parts to act a hie second, and he said, “Of . "Behold, I am calm, I am ready ; re­ Do nota waste time lu^an been iltoli.nto itching of winters for twenty 1I symptoms of this terrible prarilence lw.1 I*. »to.«lto^w, » . J___ .a_____ - * - alto... rtf a-intar, f,.r lu-r-tiiT SVUltll course." I Mid I must lie alloweil to «<». Bie distance." ; '■ctIt'J •* <" a.' t" ninltitndea to take positions behind the the lens involvrdan importation from by attempting to ,**kit*«kb*i pick it out, but CTi.|y>>>. n«i-1 years, act under a French name, so that I might I "Thirtv-five yards." of removing the cu- | ent races and at different seasons of tbe be shielded from obloquy in mv country, 1 I «•<* HB him up, of course; dnelista, we were once more ready. The > France anil a largo outlay.—irasAiiiff- tralize th«> alkali by a few drojia of vin- i experil y~. I. CT-Uj d"Vop. iltoll Htbta weather growing still more opaque, it tan letter. rgar or of lemon-juice ililnted in a little ticle b; in case of fatal ranxiia. He «inc«l , b,,t 1 woIIr-«! him over and poured waU-r ________________________ ______________ ...... ,_______ 1 ^t loop, ol Into, ■'*?■ I"'” “T IT" “ hacw, probably at the ang g eatinn that down his back. Hr presently came to, 'other s^ond that. I w fore giving the 1,^.1 Pna-kkrnrat. -------------------------------’ lime and made a foot-tub full of strong Thc sfiucted person hM, a yy ILLIAM JONE 3, w. . witk f III 1(1 "dkill I I fatal S1gnal. we should each deliver a I Tall and Short Mem whitewash mixture, as warm M I could I aocomp««Md with a dchn•Thirty-five yards— without loud whoop to enable the combatants to i "Ten daya or fiO," raid the Judge, Jtut afur I loft Honuoye Falla a taU : convenimUy bear my feet in. At night, Jous «t»t® <hr nervous system. Owse ascertain each other « whereabouts. and the prisoner, a sullen-looking fel- j man do<11 in tlw sot in front of me. • just as thev te-gan their nocturnal itch- 1 arr followed by a putrid mfiammatain I now returned to my principal, and ‘ few.clioee the latterdtenistive. paid , noticrd him standing wearily I ing. I soused them in the tub of hot of tb* exp-etoratjons of blood. wM distressed to olkscrve that he had | the fine and was discharged. He Bbonl on the .j.tform, and I piUedlum. whitewash. The relief was inatantane- and, feud breath. Boils appear on the i lost a good deal of his spirit 1 tried | walked moodily oat of the court-room. jj_ heart wm full of symimthv for him oas. At the end of thirty minutes I ! htnba, and black spots extend oyer the .p b~l U ItotoUO bb». ItoiA-.tol^l. ,b«.b™ k. rotU U. ■!«* l«r«~I ; , toCTj.«mp to* . uuLn. H**,^ ; look Ibra o*b toi tomnlil*p.b*l to- . 1»~ J>*a b«l7. t>«Hb orfbanl.' sir, things are act so bad m they se«ra.1 “id showered a wholesale tirade ofprowhen I get before an audience, I min. ’Hinn hmn a brisk rub- ! corn within three days after these symp| Considering the character of the wrap- I fane abase upon the magistrate. Then hare to stand on my tip-tore to bing, and there came off great rolls of | I ons, the limited number of shots j be ran into the corridor, but before bo ! OTer f(X>»-lighta, I wish I was a dead cuticle; then I anointed my feet allowed, and l°<r» ?*’’! ' Ui,fc’ Ull®r UuU‘ 1 B0t ‘h“ k’ng‘ with a little mutton-tallow, pat an some | •■id he had never hear d tollman. rF“" I ““■ -™* -- •>—- u.: S ,ll I; *yji !p| EEMTISTS NEW LIVERY ! 3g The money wan 1 alter which bo broke silence with: the collision ? ’ the universal brotherhood of mass I1 I objected that thia would re.iuir «------ /•_ - _ . i* __ _ — Tbit the rame year, it was 31.435 tom. nd M.1S0 in 1«T7; in Italy, in 1878. it wm had wo good an affect that A Fable hr “the Cnltnrtd.” LIVIRY i BOARDING STABLE French it by heart: mutilation.* with L> mother's bn-akfsst. ioconmqu<mce tn wanted wan thrill. IM; carried it Foartoa's While be �i.m Our Vast Stock will be Sold at Cost, . Men’s Suits for $6.50. Men’s Suits for 12.00 Overcoats for 5.00. IB®-/*. .............................. lat on Lawton load «nirt Liquor tax,, Total.. - jsasre Paid 5,067 11 2.441,73 1.7® » 1JMM 1.19130 /Matbews. Rowland. Fuller, Swift, trags and Young—10, a resolution submitting to tbe voter* of iiig or purrhaAingJa county Poor House, now ottered tbe roBowing report: Tbe special committee appointed at the Oct. session bog leave to report as follows: That Whekeas. of the Board of Ru grapber for toe Circuit Court was County had in 1878. — brought before the Board and discuss- entered into to build cJ by Mr. Hewitt, aud more nt 1'ngth tbe contingent fund nt .—..... ... •— «»- w---------- *»----------- j Attorney Poor Hotro? and said house having been bctilt^aBd^nearly paid for as thus proreport of — -.pointed at Wherka«. we deem such a house a < »n motion of Mr. Carter, the election the session in Januarr leal to construct necessity that cannot well be dispensed of a Supt. <WM made the special order a houoe f $ the Poor Farm, which report with for the comfort of the unfortun­ was recei ved and placed on flic. for I o'clock thi i afternoon. ' ates of oar county and likely to prove On motion of Thomas, Bocnl ad­ an economy to the tax-payer* of Barry journed until rine o'clock to-morrow County and a lasting monument to morning. Emoch Amdkv*, Clerk. tb-tr generosity and enterprise; and Uhaa. H. Bauer can ta used by Circuit WHKKKAa, The building committee Court Commissioner Martin, unless L. Wednesday morning. Jan. fth. and builder* of said bouse have done E. Kuappeu desires to occupy the same Board met pursuant to adjournment their part well and faithfully and are fur his office. and proceeded to btwiness. deserving of the commendation they Tbe following resolution was offered, Mr. Thomas moved to take from the are receiving: and and. on motion of Mr. Thomas, laid on table the resolution in regard to print­ Whereas, in our opinion the only tbe table: ing, which motion prevailed. mistake that has lieen made was io not Ou motion of Mr. Thomas, the reso­ submitting to the voice of tbe people /faaabwd. That the County Clerk be and is hereby InaCructed to procure all lution was adopted oy the following tbe question of raising tbe necessary printing for tbe use of the county, in­ vote: amount of money, and believing that cluding Court Calendars, of that person Aye*—Carter. Cole, Firm fog. Hewitt, the good judgement of tbe voter* of tbe sta will do the work for the same at Hick*. Warner, Manchester/ Mathew* Barry County will insure the indorse­ the lowest price: That sealed bids ta Nichols, Fuller, Swift, Thomas and ment of the pntject, therefore required after three day* notice in Young—18. Assoicvd, That the question of raising wntiug to the printer* in the city of Nava— Durkee, Kilpatrick, Kipp. six tbouxand dollars to pay for new Hastings, and that the work be let to Newland and Young*—5. County House be submitted to the vot­ Jbe lowest bidder, who will enclose, Mr. Fleming moved that the rote by er* of tola county at tbe coming election w ith hia bid a sufficient bond for the which account No. 23 was allowed at in tbe several townships a nd wards of faithful pcrformancv of hia w ork ; said the sum of $35, be reconsidered. the city of Hasting*, in Barry County, Motion lori by the following rote: bids to ta fur the work for tbe ensuing and we would recommend that a print­ year. Ayes—Durkee, Fleming. He’ritt, ed appeal be furnished to the inspect­ The bond of Joseph Cole as Coroner, Warner. Kilpatrick. Kipp, Manchester, or* of election in each precint, and tbe with Elam Ctuok and R. B. Wightman Fuller and Young*—41. said inspector* are hereby requested to as rarefies, and that of George Purdy, Nays—Carter, Cole, Hicks, Mathews, post the same in conspicuous places and fortta s»iue offie. with Giles Giffonl New laud, Nichols, Swift, Th 'mu aud use due diligence that all voters mav aud C. B. Lee aa sureties, waa present­ Young—9. have an opportunity to endorse so imed and on motion of Mt. Carter, ap- ' „ The . . com. , on . claim* , farther , , reported ,, , portant an improvement and that said proved. • that they had examined the following ' ' ‘ appeal Im. ma<ir by toe chairman of this The bond of Alonso D. Cadwalladcr accounts and would recommend their | iLwxrd and contain a statement of the .is Circuit Court Commissioner, with I allowance a* follows : amount yet uutaxed necessary to cover Am B. Pennock, David G. Kobinnou Kn. Am'l elM R-e.d jjj t]lt. iud'-lltcdncM pn Aaid llOUSC. and David R. Cook aa sureties, and that •’a"^!? * •os’ ioo Respectfully submitted. of Jarno* M. Martiu fnr the same office S3 M ' wLodaawv wttsrw 1 79 110 ELI NtCHOLK, with Nathan Greenfield, Chas. H. Rey- M J^.yodf.ru.u.U. 131? VU W. W. COLE. nobis and Porter Burton aa atiretie*. i SI W E a>»Me. »SO IM» * C. N. YOCXGB. M J W.WkHi.weUrtt.-rtWt > Oo.rOrrei n_ „r \|r and on motion nf Mr. Young, approved. »: bTbomr*<« Dw do l,n motion <•! Mr. 1 oung uic report Tlw bond of Enoch Andrus as County ». LA was acccpteii. Clerk, apd also tand as Register iu ; aM "'••isico iss »b The roniinitUf on county building* Chancery, with J. M. Roger*. Seymour m p.Tm c*Vu*.P*7v,?Zrl**Or,r 3-3 submittal the followiug report: Audru* and 0. D. Spaulding suretie* im Uum UaMtKok The committee on county building* were offered aud on motion of Mr. Car­ »«3 jj, prwj.pti-tusf u«e ism have examined the buildings on the ter approved. 108 .*• *• County Farm and find the old building On motion of Mr. Young, all acconnbi in a very tad condition and no wise now in the hands of the Clerk were re­ im Q Cr*«f tirako? «s4 >iUr w so «oi to cxgnfortable for its inmates. The new ferred to tbe committee on claims. im lmouso h»s». wiimn iw im building is nearly completed and partly On motion of.Mr. Carter tbe Boanl }!! *2 ’2 occupied by the Overseer of the Pooradiourued until 1 o'clock p. m. •« »" Jon.x Flemtxo. Chairman Afternoon Session, Jan. 7th. in c v a<44a«os.4«|Mrti *ri tu On motion of Mr. Swift the report i :* its was accepted. Boanl met pumhaat to adjournment. n: a m-vj’o •h‘-h iu ’12 ’im Mrtqovcd to reconsider the Roll called. Quorum present. a*i ii other*, jam* siwi • vote by which account No. 30 was disOn motion of Mr. Tbomna Boanl pro- iu <n»Ma uu im allowed, which motion prevailed. cegilM to the election of a Sept, of the 1,11 Y" *5 On motion of Mr. Kipp the account Poor, by lodlot, with the following re- . !!* yM Ji 1! IS waa allowed. lit Ps*MWaie>u. wiim a* m On motion of Mr. Thomas, Board ad isi im 1jourued until 12- o’clock, ,sn Wm l-A. Rwiu. r e, - —vttixM -. _ m. Whnle number of votes cast,13 12 ' ! I«1 in Noon Session. Jan. 9th, 1879. Of which L. E. Stauffer had 7 Board met pursuant to adjournment Wm. H. Merriek . 5 On motion of Mr- Thomas the report with a quorum present. On motion of Mr. Carter Board pro­ To attend the meeting of tbe Pioneer ceeded to a secund ballot with the fol­ waa acceptesl. On motion of Mr. Nichol*, accounts Association, in accordaiwr with a pre­ lowing icsult: M and 97 were allowed at the sum of vious invitation. Board adjourned until Whole numberIfl three o'clock, p. m. L. E. Statfffrr had11 $10 each. On motion of Mr. Thomas, 110 was Afternoon Session, 8 p. tn. On motion of Mr. Carter. Mr. Stauffer Board aiet pursuant to adjournment On motion ot Mr. Newland the report wm declared duly elected. aud proceeded to borines*. sa amended, was adopted. The committee on claim* reported Mr. Kilpatrick presented the petition Mr. Creasy. Secretary of the Pioneer that they had examined the following arcMinta. and would recommend their > Associatiou, tendered Lhe Board an in­ of Jacob Ulrich of Woodland with an vitation to meet with the Aa»ociation affidavit that he. the said petitioner, at Union Hall to-morrow at 13 o’clock. bad paid the expense* of hia wife at the Ou motion, invitation waa accepted. insane asylum at Kaianiasoo for a per­ On motion ot Mr. Swift, tta Board iod of.threc month* but was unable so to went into a committee of the whole for do any longer; mid a* tbeSupU otaaid the consideration of the County House Asylum had certified that she was a fit voucher*. patient to remain there, the petitioner The matter was discussed by several asked that the expenses for the same mem tar* of the Board, aud by invita­ might be tarne by the county in accord­ tion. Prosecuting Attorney Knappen ance with the Statute in such ease made gave at considerable length hiaopinion and provided. in regard to the legal aspects of the On motion of Mr. Hewitt the prayer of the petitioner was granted. case. On moUon of Mr. Carter, Board ad­ On motion of Mr. Swift the rote by journed until one o'clock, p. tn.. which account No. 90 waa allowed at the aum of $15X30 be reconsidered. On motion of Mr. Hewitt the account was allowed at the sum of $18840. The committee on claims reported farther that they had examined tbe ac­ count of J. M. Martin for witness fees State treasurer, .. 17,018 00 Rent, office of Pro bate Judge Order ot C. Judge, Rrpan* on Jail and court house tence Teacher’s Institute Primary school. . Fine m<mey Township trcas'r,. For wood, 317 88 ; Order of Building - -------Committee4^00 00 80,991 ® Bundle J, county orders,. 87* OS Bundle E, C Judge Older for book.. 10 00 I Bundle E, C Judge order for counsel, 30 00 Birth* and deaths,. 78 80 County canvass^.. IM 48 Advance to Sheriff, 390 00 Salary.Co. officer*. AM941 4.3*4 49 Bal. cash in bandaof Trvaa....$0,1l3M Tbe committer state further that in addition to the cash baUnre in the tand* of the Treasury as shown above, $9.11X38, tbe further sum of about $18.­ 600 will be paid in by the township treasurer, making together the sum of $37,61X38, out of which the sum of $1X837 is due tbe state for state tax. leaving >13,»B8J« applicable for the current expenses of the Couuty fur the ensuing year. In the settlement with the Treasurer a majority of your committee decided to allow as voucher* order* drown by the building committee, so called, to the amount of $4,300. If the action of the committee in allowing these orders is not sanctioned by the Board of Su­ pervisors, the statement will show a balance of $18,386,36 iu the Lands of the treasurer, which sum would be uearly enough to corer the current ex­ penses for the year. Aa it has been currently reported that at tbe close of the last fiscal year that there was some 8X000 surolns fund on hand that might lie used for the build­ ing of a county poor hotw. your com­ mittee have prepared the following ta­ ble showing very closely the financial condition of the comity at that time: £ SiZTv!^ CitaBt.ES N. Yoi'Xgb, J 1 concur in the above report with I be exception of allowing the order* from the building committee a* voucher*. Geo. Thomas. On motion of Mr. New laud the report was accepted. Mr. Thomas moved toAmend the re­ port by disallowing thf-ordci* drawn try the building committee amounting to $4,300. Motion lost by the following vote: Ayes-Carter. Hicks, Mathews, New­ land. Fuller and Thomas.—*. Nays—Cole, Ihirkee. Fleming, Hew­ itt, Warner. Kilpatrick. Kipp. Mabcheater. Nichols. Swift, Young* and Young.-^IS. Mr. Hewitt moved to expunge from the record the resolution Introduced by Mr. Swift, providing that orders drawn upon the County Treasurer shall not bear interest until thirty days after the acceptance of the same. Motion prevailed by the following votes Ayes—Cole. Durkee. Fleming, Hew­ itt, Hicks, Warner. Kilpatrick. Kipp. Nichols, Fuller and Young*.—11. Nays—Carter, Manchester. Mattaws. Newland. Swift, Thomas and Young—7. Mr. Swift offend the following reso­ lution and moved its adoption: Jiesolrrd, That if the Dog Tax is con­ tested iu any Township of the County of Barry, the expense of said Town­ ship* in such case to be paid by the county. Motion prevailed by the following vote: Ayes—Carter, Cole. Durkse, Hicks, Kipp, Matbews, Nichole, Fuller, Swift, Thomas and Youug—11. Kaya—Fleming. Hewitt, Warner. Kilpatrick, Manchester, Newland and Mr.^wjft moved to take up the re­ port of the special committee, which motion prevailed. Mr. Swift moved to amend the report br striking out Ute words "yet nntax- furnish at the Court House and J ad one hundred cords of l.urd wood, one-half M os ion prevailed by the following of tbe same to be seasoned. Oa motion of Mr. Hewitt the Board vote: Ayes — Carter. Fleming, Hicks, adjourned until 9 o'clock to-morrow Manchester. Mathews. Newland, Falter, morning. Eaocs Ahdbls, Clerk. Friday morning, Jan. 10th, 1870. Board met pursuant to adjournment, motion of^Mr. Newland toe report and were called to order by the chair­ man. Roll called. Quorum present. Mr. Nkhols offered the fallowing res Mr. HewittofftewdOM foilowing resolution and moved its ad olutioo and moved ita adoption: JUsatea* That tots Board hearttty e«> WUSBEAS, The Hon. F’rankA. Hooker. Judge of tbs Sth Jui di ci:. I Circuit. dorar tbaeffbrt being made by the tembn* sent to the Board of - ------------------thi* county hia certificate that tbe bosineaa of thia Circuit (or thia county is such as to render the employment of a stonynpber desirable and ueocaanry. That the certificate of said Judge ta and the same la hereby ap­ proved bv thia Bend: and that tbe - ’ - ‘ * ‘ ‘ Paid by asM «rod.atas lowprtee aa poratote. Men’s Suits for $10.00. Overcoats for 4.50. Overcoats for 12.00. Men’s Suit’s for $8.00. Overcoats for 4.00. Overcoats for 7.00. BOOTS AND SHOES. Men’s Boots for $2. Men’s Boots for 3.50. Rubber Boots for 2.50. Women’s Arctics for $1 Men’s Boots for $2.50. Men’s Boots for 3.75. Rubber , Boots for 2.75. Men’s Alaskas lor 85 cts. DRY GOODS Prists for File Cents. Doable Feld Alpacas 22 cts. Cottonades for IS cts. Kentsch Jeus for 36 cts. All Wool Flannel for 18 cts. Men’s Boots for $3. Wool Lined Boots for 2.50. Men’s Arctics for 1.25. Beaver, Calf Foxed Boots 2.50. DRY GOODS. Prists for Sii Cents. Turkey Red Prists for 9 Cts. Cashmeres for Forty Cents Single Fold Alpacas 14 to 18c All of Our Dress Goods it the Lowest Possible Prices. Cottonades for 20 cts. Cottonades for 26 cts. Tweeds for 40 cts. All Wool Cashmere for 66 cts. Bearer Cloaking for $1.76. Bearer Cloaking for $2.70. All Wool Flannel 26 cts. All Wool Flannel 30 ctf. Some very fine Ready-Made Cloaks for $6 to $10. Ladies Underwear 40 c. Ladies Underwear 60 c. Men's Wrappers for 36 4 66 c. Ladies Skirts Sixtyfire cts. Ladies Skirts Eighty flve cts. Linen Handkerchiefs 8 cts. Linen Handkerchiefs 20 cl Nubias for Fifty cts. Nnbias for Eighty cts. Cotton Batts 11 cts. Cotton Batts 13 cts. Wall Paper at Cost. A NICE LINE OF SAXONY AND FUR HAT AT COST Now is the time to boy a sett of that Decorated Crockery Ware. White Granite Ware at Cost. TEAS I TEAS I A Good Japan Tea for 35 cents. TEAS ! Best Japan Tea 65 cents. ;ood bargain, On motion of Mr. Fleming tbe report wss adopted by the following vote : Ayes—Carter, Cold. Fleming. Hicks, Werner. Kipp, Manchester, MathrwK. Newland. Nichols, Fuller, Swift. Thom­ as. Young and Young*—15. Absent— Durkee, Hewitt and Kilpat­ rick—3. Mr. Carter moved to reweind tbe res­ Nays—Hick*. Mathew*. Swift. Thom-1 olution instructing the I*rosecuting At­ os and Youug*—5. torney to enforce the dog tax aet, which On motion of Mr. Durkee sect. No.' motion was lost by the following vote . 103. tabled at the Oct. session, was tak­ Ayea— Thomas—1. en up and allowed at the sum of $15.30. Nay*—Carter, Cole. Durkee. Fleming. On motion of Mr. Warner, trio vote Hewitt, Hie.ka, Warner. Kilpatrick. upon No. 70 was reconsidered and the Kipp. Manchester, Mattawa, Newland. same allowed at the additional sum of Nichols, Fuller, Swift. Youug* and Young—17. On motion of Mr. Hewitt No. M also The special committee to whom was tabled at the Oct. aensiou. was taken up referred tack tlic matter of preparing and allowed at the sum of $48.98, the a resolution submitting to the people the question of raising $3,000 to pay amount claimed. Mr. Kipp moved to reconsider rote for Poor House, now offered a second br which county treasurer was instruct­ report as follows: ed not to pay order* signed by the Tu the Chairman and Board of Super­ chairman of the building committee visor* of Barry County: and ecunty clerk. Motion prerailed , Your special committee would most by the followiug rote : reapectfully report that in view of the peculiar cirrnm*tancea attending the . ing. nr win, nanier. KUpatnca. aipp, building and paying for the new CoanI Newland, Nichols, Fuller and Young. tv poor Honor, the fact that said house —13. has been fully built and paid for out Nays—Hicks, Mathew*. Swift, Thom­ of tbe coutiugent fund of the treasury as and Young—5. of this county, and said contingent Not voting—Manchester—1. fund simply depreciated to the extent On motion of Mr. Thomas. Board ad­ of $fJ,dOO, and said Board having the journed until 8 o'clock to-morrow ixiwcr to replenish said contingent fund morning. Eaocn Axdbus. Clerk. by tax, without vote of the people, roar committee does not deem ft expedient Saturday. Jan. 11th, 8 a. m. to submit to a vote of the people the Board met pursuant to adjournment Eu Nichols, and proceeded to business. W. W. Colb, Mr. Thomas offered the following C. N. Yousoa.. resolution and moved its adoption : l?4Mo/ccd, That tbe Proaeculing At On motion of Mr. Newland tbe report torney of the Coonty.be and l» hereby was accepted. directed to prosecute the Board of Su­ Mr. Kipp moved the adoption of the pervisor*, or any other party or parties, report. Motion lost by tbe following vote : who have been guilty of .olating the Constitution and laws of tbe State, in ^ A^reiH-Warner, Kilpatrick, Kipp and aaacoaiug or attempting to assess a tax on the tax-payer* of the county, for the ’ Nays—Carter, Cole. Fteming, Hewitt, building or attempting to build a coun­ Hicks, Manchester, Mathews. Newland, Fuller, Swift. Youngs aud Young—Uty Poor Pouae. Aliacnt—Durkee—1. Motion loot, not receiving a majority of all tbe Members. Not voting—Mr. Tbomaa—1. The committee then offered a third Ayea—Carter, Fleming, Mathews, Newland, Fuller, Swift, Thomas, report aa follows: To the Honorable Chairman and MrmYoung* and Young -$. bera of the Board of Supervisors of Nays—Cole, Durkee. Hicks, Warner, Kilpatrick, Kipp and Manchester—7. Harry County: ' • Your special committee appointed at Absent—Hew>u and Nichols—3. Mr. Durkee moved tn reconsider the our October westen A. D. 1878. to sub­ vote in regard to extending the time mit to tbe Board a leaolntinu subwitfor tbe collection of taxes, which mo­ tiug to the people tta question of rais­ ing the Hum of $8,000 to purchase or tion prevailed. Mr. Durkne then moved that the res erect new County House, respectfully olution introduced b) Mr. Mancbeeter present the following preamble and be amended so as to include all tbe townships in tbe ronnty. Motion pre­ tioa fey tbe Board, rut: Whekeas, At tbe January atwaioa vailed vjf the following vote t Ayro-Carter. Cole, Durkee, Fleming, laat of tbe Board of Saperviaon of Bar­ Hicka. Warner. Kilpatrick, Kipp. Man- ry County resolutions were adooted cboater, Matbews, Falter, Swift and ami arrangenicnte made for Imilding and paying for, oat of tbe contingent fund of the treaaury of said county, a new County Poor House, and e Whekeas, By virtue of said resolu­ tions and arrangements •said County vote taken in regard to the county printing, which motion prevailed. On motion of Mr. Hewitt the resoln tian was laid on the table. ' On motion of Mr. Swift the Bos.il ad­ journed without <lay. The following is toe Pay Roll of the Boa id for this se-son : Kaanra. Harlow U V»ru-r-_. WIR.im W Cote.— l^wte I»ork«w—-.... John Etemis*-------- tals W. Hawaii Illi (kartmil. IlMk*.... AJJ )KUf*Utek.... J B MamteMtesim Altea MU'teoi... Wri™ A J*«wl»oJ Ell Xtetmte-----------Irwn Swift-.......... Mo- shall , . Aftaroom* W*srirm. Jaa. 10th. *B. Board met pursuant t*> adjonrnmrat Mr^St nwred ttaTwr. Carveth Boofoot Im than Mb ba allowed tbe farther earn of $00, mere than $1» for each afftaaae. Motka preraited. wiueb taottoo waakra by tbefoUowiag On motion of Mr. Kipp No. 119 waa allowed at the »um of $1.30 per day. Howitt, Woroer, Kil Nictate and Fuiter-U>. lien's Drawers 35 S 56 a Linen Handkerchiefs 10 cts. Cotton Batts 9 cts. MEAT MARKET. -Freg/i and Salt Meat9t MU Bits id Sialkn, �Wm. A. AYLSWORTH 'Kut•nitnre I I*’’ ii rn.l t u r e ! । •A-GEA-IIN- T3ST Mlm Frankie MUhwMfBnttie Crook, to vtaitin* at L. L7Uom£. ----- THID FITDLTDI STANDARD fTRXITUBE AT ... *• boaght of H. R. DjrikinaonJL Co. their Stock of Good., I aUR at J. LENTZ & SONS, GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE ! la *U lhe Ixitvmt Wtylra and Patlerm, nnd f riiqwe in Design nnd Ptoihfe. B. R. DfckiasM to adding inlaid* bliad. to hi* bowse on State HiL STILL AHEAD! r. The bottom haa Mi oat of th* ateixbiugbndly on oar principal thtndogb- Ever knoWu in Nashville, the like of which haa never teen beard of in thi. vi­ cinity- Occupying my own store-tending and running under light expeaae*, I am prepared to make the moot liberal offcro in tbe way of prieoa and term*, m yon will aoo by the following GROCERIES Yell out und und der L-... —.— uud pecanLM vaah much lively, old lady coome in mit Gib. Smith started for Jackson. Mon­ day mowing to acrept a job of “brakeing." on tbe main line. John F. Berner, tb* new bakery man. haa presented u» with a sample of hia worknwrehip. Thanks. gv< it. —Another new elevator 1 H. M. Lee has leased a strip of land 300 feet long, of the M. C. R. R-. opposite Lew. Dur­ kee’s, fur a new elevator. »x40 fert, two stories, with basement for loading car*. Chas. Fowler of Maple Grove, will put up the structure and become a partner, the firm being known as Lee -Wm. A. Aylawnrth is at bi* old to the wants of al) of hi* old patron*, and many aroce, aa of yoea. Attention nnll, it caught a board that bad not been properly thrown out of tbe way, w hich caught and shoved John Funds*, tbe head sawyer, on tbe log. in from of the circular naw, but tbe prompt in­ terference of Mart Cooper, who grabIwd John, and helped him to gain hi* equilibrium, undoubtedly prevented a and accident. nation this pra** evening (Friday night). Oyateca, and only 30 ct*. each. Tbe R. R. Club are to give a spelling match at their hall, one week frvni next Monday night. Let everybo iy attend. Mr. H. A. Dickinson nnd Mra. J. H. haa shut up their house aad moved in with H, R. Dickinson’*. Mrs. Lee ap­ pear* to be improving in health. On Wednesday morning Maggie Jef­ frey started to visit Rev. Thomas’ peo­ ple at Jonesville : and Ubbie Bulen to Veil den. some time ago all der ehlldem wat pelong to the Wolf family, von nite roomr in mit so mooch birth­ day bresents for der old lady. **h ahe act down und cry uud veep mit joy for der pig auiiper to. Der report »ay Henry Purourn bought Th«>L*die* Society of Maple Grove farm of Sam Schmidt. un<£Schmidt will hold a social at tbe residence oi der moving out to Campbell town. ’ Mr. and Mr*. John German, Feb. Sth. pee* Und der report **y tome leetle war Refreshment* will be served. Com. rash coome in der poy* at der Martin'* Uaele CharlesGallowarof Woodland, akool house. und some vash wounded took the car* for Howel! on Tuesday, und no pody’* kilt. Goot pyc, der male PorrWASHTKX. in answer to a telegram announcing pee* counting in. that a relative waa on hi* death-bed. That highly interesting, entrancing and serio-comic drama. “Proceeding* Tbe Methodists still continue tlieir of the Board of Supervisor*,’' ending with the roaring farce of “Pay Boll” revival mcctinga. The lawyer* are getting ready for curtail* our space for locals proaigiousCircuit Court which convene* next ly, this week. Monday. On Tuesday night John Webster and । wife were the recipient* of a surprise. fotten up by Mr*. Wm. Wilmin, of ackson, a stater. It w*» on the fifteentb anniversary of their niarriagr I (gla*« wedding.) and a nice attendance I with quite an array of present*, in i glass, wa* the sequel. Req. C. C. Miller, one of the beat qualficd Evangelista in the State, will l>c in Naabville. Feb, Sth. to commence a serie* of gospel m<-< ring*, in the Bap tirt Church. A cordial ira’itation isextended to the entire community to *t। tend theae meetings and take part in them. Chrisfiaua. pray that God may revive hia work and men and wometi i be saved from him. Pxarou. —One.dark night last week “Bloody Hill" had a aenMtion, that might have terminated with bad and fatal reaulta. On the night ia question Will. Fisher, a tough young rooster of Kalama, ac­ companied by a vouug blood, named Farr made a raid on old man Howell's nlxxlr, proliably with the intentuf hav­ ing a "nigh old time" with a young lady that works there. Among the pleasant little tiling* they did waa to tote the youug lady around ua their shoulder*, threatened to kiaa a female ConraL Rooms. doctor, fired off a gun cloae to the win Jan. 3Hth. dow. when Geo. Howell appeared on Regular meeting bvid. the scene, cocked his little revolver, Preaeut—Chipman. President; 7 and put a bullet through Fisher'* pant­ man. Lee, Wheeler. Barber and You aloons. and theu the convention ad­ journed Me die. Minute* of the previous meeting read and approved. The following accounts were present­ ed and on motion allowed: Rasry, teaming, etc.. $9..V<. W. 8. Power*, attorney fees, $5.00. W. E. Grigg*, arrests, care of tramp*, etc., $t«.;j6. C. H. Brady, wit&ra* fro*. .47 cte. M. Ev­ erts, work onptrert. .(Beta. John Bobto try pajwr No. 2. but aa we have not •era a e-ipy yet we cannot bay what aort of a paper it is. We thought the Nawa waa good enough for any burg, The account for witneaa frek in the ef that eiir.-JfkidlnW/r ZfcpaWir**. raar v*. Mary Brady. «a* taken from Now give ■■ a rest no thi* paper fool- tbe table. and on motion not allowed. iuhnee*. There’* nothing in it. Sim­ On motion the petition praying that ply a gentleman of tbe dberal ebure’i a highway be ooenrd cotnmencng at faith thought we didn't publish hi* ao- the east md of IU—d St and running cirty notice in the moat conapicuooa east to interarc: with the road running place in tbe Nawa, and said he would from Nashville to Vermontville, waa give $35 to atari a new. unbiased paper taken from tbe table, and on motion here. The printer doesn't lire who the p>aj<-r of tbe petitioner* waa de­ w ante to run a second paper in thia nied. On motion the time for collecting taxes waa extended until the b’-th of Fabrurary. On motion council adjourned. C. H. Bkadt. E. CHIPMAN. Recorder. Preaident- ..James Fleming. ------- E. M. Evert*. Mr*. A. L. Haary. ....... G- F. T.mnan. Mro. C. W. Wtekham. > & Jeuk*,..H. C. It F. Wooleutt. lay* will l«e interspersed with To d in at rumen tai muair, anil tabunder tte managemenl of Mm. ioottfr. Admission 15 eta, chil. . ................. at7p. m. ;En- Tbe hotel haa changed hands. to to remain with him or not. deir shirts vash moat all goae, und •bust like todder time booth vaab whin­ ed ahnst like tier odder. Veil der di­ rector coottie next day und tell der teacher to go avay. put be no go till night, den took der key off to. Veil, der omcer took der luck off and pat on von mon-, uud wbou be coome nock he no .yet in. put ooome lagging for der new key und den go home mil hiapooka. Veil don Bbon Fuller go M him mit der law und Barter va*h vllling to bay $7 und cal! It aqagre. Veil den. Bborge Barden -coome along uud aay be try It. und der akool vaali all rite vonee more. Der akool poard had no gootniet mit Barter; I spcct they vaabtired giving gontrart* to Mia* Ada Jordan. Veil den, Broeeher Sias pee* keeping meeting at der Union Church some A gentleman by the name of Fish, from Ionia county, waa in these parts looking land the past week. | Tom Nile*! Ye*. Did you notice him 1 Wbvt Mr*. Nile* presented him with a four pound girl laa. Friday. Frank Hartwell and wife returned a few days ago, from the eastern part of tbe State, where they have been visit­ ing parents and friends. For fourycar* Fraak ha* kept from under tbe parent­ al roof, and he reports a good visit Ye correspondent learn* that T. A. Crandall and Jerome Esgul staked their watcliea that a horse could not be driven from Charlotte to Ralamo in a certain length of time. On trial. Dr. Snell’s boron went tbe rout. M mile*, in 48 minute*, thus winning the bet. Fast time, two watebea, one boroe. There was quite a flutter created in oar school a few day* ago by the ap­ pearance of the arhool lioard, st an early hoar of the day. The cause of tbe visit of the officials waa, they had la-en told that the *cho>4 waa very bad­ ly conducted, and that, like bedlam, there waa no order; that the pulling Port, and hauling wn* fearful to behold. So the Bon. Board came down on the Tillou school progeeMiag finely. Tbe amount of ndvica left for tb* school was up in a numbers, ao your correspondent not give the proceeding* in fall. 8ch©d.ule of Prices: CONBIBTTNQ OF Pay lour Taxca. Or 1 shall noon be obliged tn call on yoo. I will be at D. C. Griffith’* store in Naahvilte, every Friday, MdatStoeridan on Thursday afternoon. -y say Beet Standard Print* 4| to 5 ote. Heavy Cotton Flannel fitoUi eta. 9,000 yard. Brown Cotton (to arrive) 4i to • eta. A tot of Gingham* reduced from UH to 8c. Sugars. Teas, W. M. DaVurx. Treasurer of Castleton Townahip. DRESS GOODS Coffees, Spices, । Undentalcitiqf Good>>, A*4 •**»!«■ gust 1*U* U**«r Marked down to ton If their original prlee. the People’* Supply Store. Chas. W. Smith. CV Coffee* and Sagar* are very cheap. Call and get a supply. Cha*, w. Sumi. T<l*w.u4k<*>*bUtM Pilot Uu of Pmitm ii lit Ctui. Ranging io price from fl. 8.10, l*i. 15 and 90 to 50 and 75 eta. Heavy Twilled Flannels 33 per cent lea* than ecat. Handsome Shirting Flnnucl. from 18 to 95c. Tobaccos, Cigars Walnut Case* and Caskets. SHROUDS AND GLOVES K«0 rawtsMlf esluB*. W» *1m twyi O ,-4 II...M lor yUcS, »u taoenl *. v aorkar*. KT Thaaklc* "it r*lem* ft »»•. tatm a. bt«rr>4oa xalr. l>-. raal. sk»« hj l*< **4 aaUl*4 s-Md SM»a IkalaatWU Ma.utSa m*. i* IMa Iklara: Kaab'lll--, Xkft.Jas.eai7 lai. 1»7* I Crockery, Glaseware, Pocket and Table Cutlery, at price* that defy com­ AND EVERYTHING ELSE USUAL­ petition. Chas. W. Smith. LY KEPT IN A A new lot of Enibomed Pictures lust J. L.F.VFZ A. MOXM. In Men's Boy*' and Youths’, consisting of Beaver*. Diagonal, Baaket and Fancy ' received ; and don’t forget'thoae Wood Spiral*. Citxa-.W. Smith. Caaaimere , Ocr $34.00 Suita reduced to $18.00. $30.00 Suita reduced to $15.00. $10.00 Salta reduced to $19.00. $19.00 Sait* reduced to $9.00. $10.00 Suita re­ TMHMB BROTHERS, duced to $0^0. $8.00 Suite reduced to $5.00. $5.00 Suite reduced to $3.50. 100 I will be in Na*hville during the Pair* Good Pants $1A0, worth $3.00. 500 Hate and Cap. $1.00. worth $2.00. month of January, 18TO, on Friday tbe 3rd. Thursday the 9th, Friday the 17tii, and on Thursday of eatlrweek follow­ ing. Hope to meet Interested parties Karp at « ! llmaa ,r->apl.„ hoe at eavrTlk ac -at tbe Wolcott House. CmtwI la aMBstry u»w* J-W auk* 0MM»aU*c Dated. Dec. Mth. !»78. CLOTHING! SStoteTC" CLOTHING! CLOTHING! FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE DRUGGISTS, BOOTS AND SHOES. STONE and WOODEN WARR! Pure Drugs, Medicines, 900 Pair* Boot* at from $1.50 to $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. WOpair* Women’s. Miasr*ie»( aetklsea, Ct>eu.icala, e« and Children'* Shoe* from 2^ eta. to $3.(X) per pair. The above nre a decided 1 DYESTUFFS, bargains, being worth double the money. TOILET ARTICLE^. PEHFl Ml '. ' TRUSSES. SHOULDER BRACES. SURGICAL INSTRUMENT «. PAINTS. Oll-s. VARNISHES. AbTr PRICES CORRECT. AND BRUSH! - Good Goods! Our country ia getting to lie fearfully alarming, the average of life being lea­ se nned every year, without any reaaonablr cause, death resulting generally from the moat insignificant origin. At thi* araaon of tbe year especially, a cold ■* arch a common thing that in the hurry of every day life we are apt to overtook the danger* attending it and often find, too late, that a fever or lung troulde ha* already act in. Thousand* low their live* in th l« way every win- avoided. Tor all .disease* of tbe throat and lung*. Borchee’s Grrman^Synip has proven Itself to be the grratent discov­ ery of its kind in medicine. Every druggist in tin* country will tell you of it* wonderful effect. Over 930,000 bot­ tle* sold last y -ar without a single fail­ ure known. For sale by Bomk Bros. OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE. Low Prices ! Fair Dealing Keroacne Oil 35 eta. 13 lbs. Louisiana Sugar fur $1.00. 4 lb*. Whole Leaf Tea for $1.00. 11 Ibt. Raisins for $1.00. Chewing Tobacco 45 cts., worth AO. Plug Tobacco $5 eta., worth 80. And a thousand other articles at corresponding pric­ es, which cannot fail to attract the pocket book of the close caab buyer. CARPETS AT COST. We are bound to meet all co tn peti­ tion, guarantee our good* atrictly pare, Hemp Carpets at 18 eta., reduced from 25. Ingrain at 80 ct*.. reduced from 40. and the price* aa low, if not lower, than the tame goods are offered by any other firm In Barry Co., and if not natOlfact­ On or about the 15th of February I shall commence selling by auction, word to the wise ia sufficient." ory return them and your money will Sttal, Jtaltara S Bia ii Bm’u, Wall Paper. Ilordrring And Mtutlonvry. Teas, Coffees & Family G?occri<5. Cigars and Tobaccos, A. SPECIALTY. Fite WatdiBs. Ctaus, Riajs, Pins. Is In c»nrlu«i<>n aeptaptweto K K I. 1. f7* De not fall to look at the man; bargains ofTrred. and put money in your purse toy buy ing of AM I , O AV As good GimmL can lie sold. Call and See Ue. He»pr< tfldl), WM. A. AYLSW0RTH. Your* Respectfully DAN. MANEE. itoisi: BB0M. >• K W ____________________________ tourer—or to H, H, Dickinson A t o. 1879. 1IRSWORTH & BROOKS, ' CLOSED OUT AND FILLING UP. 1879. UR Stock was never so nearly doard out al thi* season of the year a* al O preaeut, and we are now replenishing it with FURNITURE STORE. NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS KELLOGG I DEM ARA Y court. M. Nolan. was adjudged to pay a fine of $35>) or go to State Prison one year for committing aiinltery. At Grand Rapid* ou the 38th, E. Hvdron'« little daughter was playing f>y the aide of the house, when *ome froien ’enow fell from the roof aud killed Which are muck cheaper than in the Fall, in fart lower thau ever known tn tbe htotory of trade. EapeeMly iu n Stlichigan <ttntralKritanu. (sOOtis furniture: DISCOUNT all COMPETITION I LOOK AT OUB 1B7S PRICES: । Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. GOOD GOODS, ----- A S t> A ft— French Designs l ie, former price 20c. CHEAP AS »e CAN AFFOBD TO, Every Time. Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. W< San cs I ! U Boat Us* ot Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. & CASKETS, Our old Dress Goods will be sold much i COFFINS them. U Xsaftrtlte, okkk *1111* ask! st botloa ; urn I below cost. Don't -buy until you get our PLAKIXl;. HAT< III.\4.', *c„ prices. um GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION Monet Ss’ei by Dealiss villi WTiere can we find n race of people more anxious to make tbe “mighty dol­ lar" than our own rare, commonly call­ ed the Yankee* f You cannot meet with one but what he is either silently and steadily studying bow to work out tbe great problem, “bow to make the i mighty dollar," while other* are eoti • stantly building air castles, with the expectation that some future day will bring to them untold wealth : but bow often these castle builder* are doomed to disappointment. Why T because the time ha* paMol when fortune* are made in a day : but, like our forefatiiawe must work it out by hard labor small savings. Ti* true a few men by gambling and speculating, make* a fortune, but as a rule soon lores it. ami not only tbair fortune*, but all self re­ spect and eacrgy. How few of our young men know the actual worth of a dollar, and it ahould be the aim of parents to inculcate into the mind* of tbeir children not only tbe worth of it, but the wisdom of saving it, aud him: of all, bow to invest it to an advantage. Would it not be well for u* all to learn the simple Ireaon of how to in vest the mighty dollar. I woaM Mggeot that we carry the theory into practice, by learning to cultivate our own indgement. and when weare in need otpait nevor purchase uahas confidant that we are buying them as cheap aa they can be ought elsewhere. Never bay inferior gooda. and to thaw wte wish [ As Vsxtai. VT Thanking you lor past (tovora, 1 remain Xsrtvin., mm* . Mot. i«. ing Yours rieupectfYiI’j’. KELLtMiG * BEMARH, Ifcmll. Mala »«.. Mar X. B. _______________D. C. GRIFFITH. HURRAH, BOYS ! DWIGHT SACKETT'S BAKERY. T he Long Br ick and Low Prices. Broadhead Alpacas Sold only by me in this Village. « SMOKED HAMM. SHOULDERS. POULT LARD. Etc. DTHidea and PUta taken at tbe highe* market price. Don’t Ml to gira me a call. Respectfully announce* to the public that he ha* opened a A BRANCH STORE Dry Goode. Uroerrtro, Hat*. <•!»•. Clothing, Boot* nnd Mboe, Xetiona. Kte. Which, with ready eash in hand, a* 1 1 light exprutw*, will enable u« to make the moM 8ATI8FACT0HT PRICES .TO ALL —M— ALL KINDS OP FRESH AND SALT HEATS! My Stock of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE complete. Lamps for 25 to $5.00. For Woodlaud Outer. At Woodland Center, containing a large Stock of , I have added to my stock of Dress Goods a full line of -A.T _ WM. A. AYL8WORTH xa THE PLACE FOR Honest Goods, Extra Styles, FURNISS’ MEAT MARKET! m ,, n» »•«» rta io— Wi. ai.,1 that the emtire STOCK >■ MEW H.rtar u™ u. month, cMiaequently boudin *t PRICES Bring in your Country Produce ; will excange Goods for u as favara6y as for Gresnbacks. G. A. TRUMAN. Mutch lee* than tL<«— ruling «*ri* ia the full. * WoxHate. LW ifc, Uta. RMfeCtfutly, WM. A. ill..'.iogyu, _ �man's doing bostneas on borrowed capi­ tal. A strong pressure u beajg brought to bear upon this Legialatnro to have He legal rule reduced to 7"prr cent., m is the case in sxno other Blates. Mr. Thorpe, of Branch county, even propowd to reduce tbe rate to 5 per oeat„ but such a sweeping reduction evu’d not lie made to work. But the j^plc have rights which the law-making power o' the State is ixjiind to resprct. That the legal rate of interert in Michi gun will be reduced from 10 to 7 per cent, there is good reason to believe Senate bill No. 8, entitled “A bill to * lers section No. 7454 of laws of 1871, in regard to The reporter naked tl if he had ever come acre “ Yea," wm tbe reply. Mr. Huston wm iu favor of the re­ duction ptopoMd. He argued that since the prices of almost everything have greatly declined since the war, the price for legal printing ought also to be correspondingly reduced. Salaries and the wages of laboring men have been greatly reduced since tlie a nr. He con­ tended that the publishers in his part of the State an- making money three hard times. ' Mr. Hodge, after forty year*' experi­ ence in tlic puldiabinp busanaaa, thought hr knew aomething in relation to the w-iStarv isMRW la fftTMr, Vinw* »r matter. He aaid that, in war Umea, when prices for everything were enor­ mously high, in response to a popular Tildrn fa aaid tnbs MeUn* lb*> fh-vcrowMii. of New Yurt next (all aa tha *»p0ag *ax» b> tbe rmomlMtiM for tte ProaMa£yia 1»C. At a meeting of the Potter Commit tm, tte other <Uy, <«4 BatWx .rtaivd Ufa oo- A WasHINuTOX di»pateh oar* : ’‘Mr. C'.mkilnc haa »**Jn triumphed in hfa oommlllw, awl. by Un» -olid role of the lUpubllcan There Ims been a derided increase in the exportation of American produce and live stock during the post year. Tbe Bar-can of Stallstics m Washington hss returns to the .'list of October, in full, and a circular ceutaining the in­ formation will Ik> published in a few At Coal Creek, Ind., two young men. named Hagbea and Dallv, quarreled over a friendly game of earth, and l>*ily drew a re­ volver and abot Ilagbae d-ad The ciurderer Thu week another new drama. “ Two W.®®." i« being produced al Mal n-kar'*, in Oucsra As this pixy ■ a partial adaptation __ ___ Mr, __( The following ia a nietil of the value l>ortcd; bury IlrwA. RXOWT deaths: John W. Goff, one of tb. loading beuww tore .4 Cinelnnail; John increased from 50 to 70 cent* Bill* introduced; By Mr. Willet, lo'moro twr folio. He claimed that pnnten. of liMm.eMytum. inpnwtal Criore the war gladly took legaV print- . wm ing st 50 cents per folio, and, iu Ina J f-trowc, for Uu> pmrrvaUoa and jwvlorUoo judgment, thev would now gladly do <4 S*“*; bX J*r- Moalt.m, v> n-snl*io and gov the name tiling.’ He contended that the « Cnrroetu.n .1 loeta- b, high rates now in vogue fall with crush­ ing weight tijxm the Jioorer .-lames, who arc {east able to boar tlie burden. Mr. Sbc]*rd strenuously opposed the |wuj>oscd reiloeUon in legal rabw. earnestly contending that print era as a class are poor men, striving hard to “ make both ,~ir7',~7r~ —r.”” Sitting Bull and a party of twelve came on a vprit to the Berthold Indians, who were still in their winter quarters They afterward same to the. fort, and I told Sitting Bull that I could only allow him­ self and a few of the xmneinal men of the tribe to come inoide and trade. He knew that regulation waa customary when we were a little weak, and ho made no objection. I further told him to go iato the store and trade at our regular ' prior*, end when he waa through I । would satisfy him by giving him any­ thing that hr wanted, but I could not permit him to fix the price. lie went into the store and got some Iroquois sheila, which are hugely use*! by the aavagra for psrpoats of ornamen­ tation. He offered five buffalo rolw a I for them. but the price waa ton, and tbe store man would not accept his offer. , Sitting Bull came into my office and said he would not give more than fire -robes fur the shells. I told him be; could not have them for the price, and I i took the shells away from him. I walked toward a bureau to put the arti­ cles away. Knowing tbe treadierou* nature of the Sioux, I watched him over my shoulder. Hr had his arms crossed on the stock of a double-bar­ reled gun, the mnxxles of which were •way from him. Sitting Bull raised the hshen. do much gratuitous advertising pHa!uf rvttlmrf .Intwwa person.; by Mr gun and wm bringing it to bear upon for the public; *Iin* sliout all the cash Wl!k:u«, relauvo to rhanging tbe names of me, when I drooped the sheila, oared and threw up the liorrels of the gun, .-nuuur «l,k>n ...... Inm 1 aud knocked the i-apa off with my thumb. While I wa* doing thia the a>-cond chief of the Bera, who wm in the office, pulled out liia revolver and covered Sitting Bull, Mking me in In­ dian. " What do you mv?" I thought a second or two and the ^riendlv chief rep^uj Smtxu Bru.—the good old soul— I as sent to Ids Uncapapa relsdrsv *i standing Hock Sg«»er the following He wants to locale ——r-^-r-------------- - ------- —“ — lilBi iMtauRAxm in Wire county, Texas, from Lawit^-v, Kan . cnxairod in • tilth:, in which forlyaboto were exchanged Bre Khadr, an-! .'<>• llam j were fatally wounded. TlUtKZ negroes named Alexander and Ihroe white men nanicl tiamblin qoarrrlm] der. u> tba Jmzb Admiral. «..l L >rro.-h roloUMi u, ucat <Irani with *11 booors <Jm to the too.! of an l»d- r*u.lrnt Bak-pewlrnl AccontTn from France. England anil HalUxid repnxM-ul Ibe snatber aa tuiosnally sevsre. aud much lUC.-nug iu cuuseqneure... Hon. I-rvi Bishop, of Detroit, has yesentrtl a petition to tlic Senate, rek­ ing for tlic restoration of capital pun isliment for murder. The petitioner, „ Mr. Bishop, is one of the beat-known :c । and most able lawyers in the State, and it ia fair to infer that bo has given the matter much thought and not a little investigation. Hr contends earnestly “ ■cwreriy an article of mer- that, since the death penalty was sbol- many of wTtnrew thrvoshoat wM^.mtr* not ^arK,17 increased during the <U4«>ry k> the Jh-jmhUrwn wllrrwra A oumlrr , 1*“** JWaT, »tal ID HlUie of tlie great artl ut -f—«. ----- clew of rx|>ort tli.- inrn-are u enormous It will Iw *ecn that tin- diiprurnta ot wheat have mon- than doubled, which is also the caw with rye, ami tbe-----pre. ­ , ------pared brvwlstuffa iwi;i 'inch includes farms and other artick " of food f.wx] manufactured i>! have increased more thanithrec times; the exportation of oote luu increawl nearly five times, while other breadCWIURENMU.OL nUKEEDIXr;* stuffs .how large gains. The large increase in tha shipments of homed cattle will ala.. U noticed, while the shipments of horses have doubled. Large nirrrauw in also .u-,-n arttcleaof merchandise; u*„ of lieer tn bottle* tn 1H77 were valued at while those for 1K78 were >1 12,4«'W. Tbe exports of unmanufactured cot­ ton iu.-rcased 30 per cent, while the ex­ port* of manufactured cotton were mtual in all items to tbe previous year The shipments <4 leather increased about 25 per rent., and those of oils siiow a similar increase. The amount of lard oil cx|M>rted in 1877 was JJJ7C,477, while that in 1K7k was ♦1,074,4W. drr haa fearfully incroaMud. He says there were fifty murders in Michigan last rear. He,holds that the "greatest good to the greatest nntnl-r " thn restoration of the death penalty in this State. The matter will most likely come before the prciw.ut Legislature for somr action thereon. "male.” called cut a utiarp and exciting debate. Mr. Kahn, of Detroit, led off in the debate, aoaerting that the Bible ex|»reM)y excludes women from church govern- Mr. Gould said that women are. re a ■ class, the beat and most refined of the arias. The question, he said. was one 1 of right, aud not one of polity. Il will not do ta> my to the women in our churches: " You have no rights which moire are bound to reaped." Mr. Tborj* said he was a believer in 1 tlic advancement of great ideas like woman suffrage. He thought tbe malter one of great importance Mr. Donnelly said that ‘hr church should tie allowed to govern itself with­ Bleedy Berard of HresthlU (aunty. out any outside interference. . The information from Breathitt conn­ Mr. Allen thought the mcmls-rs Srere ' io of u startling nature. The dark making a Ing ado out of nothing. St. | rtxla that have l»cen iw-rpetratod in Paul mid : "Let women keep silence in the churches." Thev exert a power­ ful influence for good, but manv of them do not wish for tin* ballot, they wouldn't (hank any one tor the privi’- appeared the next day, and wete never bMtd.«fapda. Their fri-od. knew not place.iaao cutoff from ths rert of etv-. : ilixation, or rather from ciulixation, -that it ia a safe retreat for fugitive* of X heard recently of a young I kwyw, who. bavin been indicted by fib. L nite.1 Stateo7uwt,wmt to Breath- b.. Hastings Business Directory. LUMBER WAGOH8 Aad Carriage* of all Iteaerip(l*««Fakm Waihixr a ftraciALTT. im i-uu^a. DRUGS, IEDIC1NES aii CHEIICALS, -------- * - Mi (M Btill.arrr, aery. ■•-. Pa>a<*. Oils r. ..Ul Uqoorv Ur rrwrtpd<MM canrfuBy "Well.* aaid the scout, smiling, "we don't always know how things will tarn out 1 had considered the situation, and thought if Sitting Bull wm killed in ■ide the fort there were sufficient In­ diana in his ramp to have smoked ns out He left shortly after this little epi node. looking anything but pleased, and he sent me word by Bloody Knife that he nad an arrow in hia quiver which he would never use until he met me again I returned the compliment by sending him word that I had a rifle which al­ ways spoke the - truth when it spoke, and that when I saw him be would hear of it. This chalirngi- remained in force for two years, when Sitting Bull wm de­ sirous of visiting the Berthold Indiana. He scat two runners with a pipe of peace and asked me to smoke and terminate the fend. With this pipe bo sent two fine American Lumen, m a sort ot in duccmeut for us to amoke. At the aoheitation ol the chiefs of the Berthold Indiana I smoked the jiipe, and gave the homes to the bead chiefs at tlic fort. I ■ent word to Sitting Bull that m he came so would I receive hya; if emptyhpndrd, so would I be, but if hr- Lad's bow and arrow*. I wouhl have my pis­ tol. From that day to this I have never had the pleasure of meeting Sitting Bull. I understand that he earn*- to the village at dark and always returned to his camp liefore daylight.” It is estimated by competent judges that the Arrears of Pensions bill passed by Congn-M will take from $20,000,000 to ♦30.lW0.Uiir) from the treasury, and some estimate the drain m high m ♦50,OOO.rkW. It is claimed that the act will seriously cml<rnuM tbe resumption operation*. The Secretary of the TreasHw m opposed to the pomage of the upon the ground that the Govern­ ment is Dot iu a pooition to ntalid the enormous drain on the treasury that will be inflicted. The text of the bill is m follows: fir « rwortef. Mr., that *U peuvion. wHeb DEI GOODS, SILKS ail DRESS GOODS Groceries aid Gtnenl Prodice, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-02-08.pdf.pdf f7be64919da6fc4f90b2f19b65e9eeff PDF Text Text hIT j&m ilimM/ttejMt fa** Bukrllte gJiurtsnj. rfLLA'lK OFt-ICE/li iSitssSS1 viii . ..... ...... in 1721. He was a reapeetal some love affaire. WM. suit: • It was find dmaribed by Sydenham in the icvrnteenth century,” said Prof. Barker, “ as a distinct disease." “ Are there great differences in the ______ Her own heart in- _ _, _ the falber and The family seems .to have __ of these two only, and they lived in one of those “flats," or suites of_____________________________ rooms, opening from a common atair. i stranger. Harris declared tliat he found ' vhich were common in 'Edinburgh the man in a fit, and tried to assist him. then, aa now, though in London, except Morgan further said that he had after-, in the Inna of Court, they are a modem 1 ward seen hia master rifling the pocket* innovation. Under somewhat itnp-r-1 of the deceased. PARMENTER. M urufnuai lh» |Jw o! l~Ujw« j „a mJ,, Prof. Swift looked over the field, and noted as he looked many of the .inter­ esting pointe, and suggested that we RSI Tl » lhe idrengfli of ejacuMion follow the sunrise on the moon. On and strong desire which send* it to the moon the dawn advanced at the rate heaven, and make* it pierce the clouds. of ten miles an Iwur, lighting up now fields and furnishing to him an ever­ —BUhop Hall. changing panorama. Still there fa to discover what it is in aracter of Jesus Christ, fa life, that' thus attracts t admiration, it ia not CHAS. H. BRAD\'r LEWIS DURKEE 'WOODLAND HOUSE. ORNO STRONG. 5Y ILLIAM JONES, NEW LIVERY the aprain once or twice a day. ; Chai'FKJi Hakd*.— A corteApondMfa with severe and yrouaeaMw But th< re are ahngt _ _____________ cases during ~ the write* ns that a aimpie mixture of cqmfa qnantitiM of rich cream and alrcuttwu*' moat severe epidemics." • “What are the causes of scarlet egar will make a compound which, te used on toe hands after wm&ing th«-m.’ fever?" ‘ “ The specific cause fa infection by a will cure chaps. Ctxnn* lx tbk Ent—The sin>nl**t'" specific poison which, ia communicated method of rrmoriug cinder* fscim th* by direct contact either with the ex­ halation from th«f lungs of patients, eye ia to pass- a essaelWInrir > brmdi in water over it The opcratiow with their akin, or by means of clothing or various substances with which th* requires do special skill, and occupies . patients have come in contact Scarlet but a minute. fever fa said to have been communicat­ Bimflx Bemkdt run Buaxa—Com­ ed by milk, or even by a tetter. Taylor, mon whiting, mixed with water to Aha an eminent English writer, reports the coiisisteucy of a thick cream, spread on beginning of one '’ — ■ linen, forms an excellent tool sppbosthe family at a n who de liven-d tion to burns and scalds. The whole r-7— t>f these fami- burned mrfacc should be covered, thus .bea aix had scarlet fever as a conse­ excluding the action of the air. Tha quence. A certain individual predispo­ care it affords is instantaneous, and U sition must exist, as it ia frequently only requires to be kept moist by occa­ found that oue child in a family may sional sprinkling of cold water. . take the disease, white others of the children who have frequently been ex­ posed in the some degree do not get **•„a • d’ '« 1 h » th co®r*'- alctdiolic drinks, Leer. Wm W. who W br Hqoonot JI kuwU L.I Joo, food l» disease in a mild form more liable to the i • • • • • ----i— second attack ? " “I should my not. On the coi those who have a constitutional offera fanhtiea for hsanng high voice* ■ evidence waa broaght forward to orhrevyfrila The nearest neighbore prove that al! the msrifa on ha body of th* Shews, alfamily named Monson. , ^4 hare arisen from natural cause*, ulu., , <1. quurJ. «l 11., Th, ™ o, U„ point o( bo- tudaa -of Ufa deserts, Christ eame, bringing religion into the haunts and ' There fa one grim old story told in U,m~l™. 10 l»teB.U><T ooaU bmr: u, b, Shodopo^l home* and flfagyday life of men. For ancient law Itooks. of a murder com­ wort. ,birh tbo ttrl *rtll?!«ulJ»^d«««lTopoi.lUm.™niw the mortifioa^toua of the hermit. He mitted at an inn. It was a little country w Ur rid ml nro. !««. Mon™. dow„ o„ u,,t „„„ing u„ tn.d. r’. BulartstuUxl (be Jal>oni of active benevo­ inn, in a roihertinfrequented place,and a* be sat following bis occupatiou as a • ’ •• - • - ■ • • • ■ -lence; for the fears and gloom that . ...„ .....-----------------------UUek. Oriiuml, .... Mirk there on one wintry night arrived two watch-cose maker, beard Oathecine giv­ abraek from men. He >«oaght the light | trace what seetuwl at first to lie shore imeunn. bvm . ™>od. l«t seta of guest*. One party consisted of ing vent to such expressions as "Ixrof diberful j^a^r, which made every act | burs on the. borders of -thia plain, there are many exceptions to this. It an elderly invalided gentleman and his bytiy I" “cruelty'." ana “death!" of daily life nBjUon-'---------------------------- ' Gn closer inspection, instead of wave­ is very rare that jaatfenbi die from a sec­ man-servant; the other, of two gentle . - •------------ -j. | washed sand, these lines appeared to be ond attack. In fact not more than three he heard somebody leave men, friends, traveling together. The thePrrecntly ‘ llta^Sr*f G-r.cbureK , gtepn formed bv sucecsaivi- or foui cases of tlifa kind have been re­ room. shutUng the door noisily and accommodation was rather limited, and ported in medical literature." tlfe man-servant waa stowed away in a locking it For some minutes after­ ward there was aifance. Then ho heard the girl, and he dng up a packet con­ “How long does the jiofaon retain it* loft. The two friend* *gn*e<l to share activity in clothing, furniture, rooms, several faint groans in what seemed taining £30 at the spot which she indi ­ one cliamber, while lhe old gentleman living God, it had liecn gone long, long I force. From one of the largest Catherine ’ * voice. Ho felt alarmed, and cated. Harris then acknowledged having wm to occupy that next to theira. The ago. -Its own weakness and j H d . the | crater* n<w three volcanic cones, “Thia is very uncertain. There is three gentlemen spent the evening to- called the attention of other* to the ' hidden the money, but he did so with ever new cOttBptions of its belief «nd I the summits of which are tipped Ether in the common room, the land­ sound. They went to the door of Bhaw's such reluctance, and wi^h so many eva­ [xriag of iteatted. the imperfections of i with sunlight liefore the floor of the conclusive evidence that it has been re­ tained in clothing sometimes lor 'd and the man-servant coming to and flat and listened there. Presently they sions, that he waa instantly committed its hfe, and th* woridlincas of its heart; j crater is lighted. In another large mouths." heard the daughter faintly exclaim: for triaL fro in attendance. It transpired, some­ the abonndihp evils that lie around it, “How soon ia the disease developed how, that the elderly invalid was travel- , ‘ Cnu.-1 father, yon are the cause of my' ; At Ujq trial Morgan again deposed and the actual hostility of many that ' crater two cones aria.’. From the larger crater rays spread out, aa though the after infection ? * death!" They knocked‘Imperatively' that he had seen the murder committed. for admittance; there waa no answer; The girl again swore to the concealing hKdrnpon it and say, ‘ Raze it even to | vulcanic force cracked the firm crust in “Tromwan rejants a case in which the the ground,' jjpuld have smitten it to j its upheave!, injecting " ' ’ disease was manifested in twenty-four bul lightly; in fact, it was little more and, calling the aid of lhe town guard, of the moncv, and the constable proved the dust loofiL since. It lives, U nas „ dazzling hours after exposure, and other cases than an inference- which might be they forced the lock. Catherine was having found it according to her state- lived in spite' of all, and, therefara, it white lava, that spread out like the are reported; but usually the period of found lying in a pool of btood. with a ifrawn from something he said. About shall live. 'Ged will establish it for- ( arm* of a cutilc-flidi covering a vast development fa from three to ten or midnight all the traveler* retired to knife bcriao her. She was in the ago­ ever.' In afawst every land thare fa ' surface. nies of death, and quite speeehlre*, but re*L An hour or two after, one of the some b'rtr< » Or other which the pride The grandest phenomena an- to be proliobly due to the difference in the friends awoke. Lying in silence, he when a neighbor bent over her and in­ of the inhafaitante calls ' the maiden ; oliM-ncd by following lhe sun on the heard something like a groan, and, on quired if it wa* her faxner who had done fortrem,’ and thereof the legend fa that I moon. The advancing dawu forms a susceptibility of the jistienta.’ “At what period of the disease, and it* being repeated, he aroused hfa com­ this, *hc wa* just able to make an affirm­ ragged crescent line ujion the surface how long, fa it infectious?" panion. and loth listened. The round ative motion with her head, and then stul in darknivt*. The sun’s ray* pas* “It fa infectious throughout its whole came from the next apartment. They over dark chasms and low fields, light­ course. It fa lielfavcd to be most in­ sprang to their feet, and, thinking thexr Harris seems to have taken his sen­ ing up ragged mountain tops far in ad­ tensely so during the period of dfaneighbor might be suddenly and dantence mccklv. He persisted in hia in­ vance. ' They apjx-ar like little islands | quamaiion. or when the akin fa peeling gerouaJy ill, they hastily struck a light nocence, ana only lamented the aardidand wi-ut to hfa room. But they found n.— of teasp*r, which, h* said, had fad within and forw without: ‘Say unto of light lying off the eoaat of an ilia- i off; l>ut so long as there la evidence of they had l»ee.n anticiiated: light al­ liim into a general dfatrustfulnca*. anil him, the virgin, the daughter of Zion, miuated see. High mountainsand erater ' disturbance of the system from the lo­ ready streamed from his opened door, into such ways as this of hiding hia hath despised thee and laughed thee to walls near the sliore of light cast deep ; calization of the pofaou in any organ it shallows. The circular rim* of cratera fa not safe to assume that the dix-ase fa and at hfa bedside stood the landlord, money, which had proved hfa ruin wora: thofcngfcter of Jerusalem hail, with s face of bonw, and in hi* hand a After his masters death Morgan and shaken her bead at the*. I will defend ore iUuminsted, ami shine like rings of net communicable." bloody knife. A* the ra>tlemen en­ the mail were married. They lived, this «:ty to save it for My own tt*e. ami silver glittering upon a cushion of | “ What fa the comparative suscepti­ tered lhe room, the invalid gave a last very nithappilr, and at laat the wife ilia- for Mr servant Dfarids sake.’ ‘God will darkness. The advancing dawn now ' bility and danger from the dfacaao at lights up the bases of the outlying ' Ci<-ed the whfte alary. ■ TWrha.1 both' groan and expired from * deadly wound mountains tliat but a moment ago known their master's miserly temper, showed Imt a speck of light, and still : Naturally, the two gentlemen seized and the girl had found out that he sided that the blood on hfa shirt w — new mountain tops are tipprel with aih and secured the landlord. Between the buried money in the garden, a fact there ia consequence of hfa having ver'far i u advanei-. The sunlight strikes telltale weapon 1U his hand and the ex­ which she reported to Morgan. They ujxm the side of a circular wall of n treme dismay and trepidation which bled himself, some days before, and the resolved to let him go on doing so until ( he manifested, be might aim.mi be said bandage becoming untied, but of tLt- it should amount to acorviderablc sum. i oue. If We serve oupelvcf we gain crater, and there is a siln-r crescent, । to Im- taken in the act They roused hr could offer no corroborative ridcncc. when they parpoaml to aeia* it and to । notHng by if; ftwwe can give oaredvre । with a black space bet wee* it and the i sea ot light. Slowly the summit of i the house. The few sleepy servants So he was found guilty, and hanged in only what we already have. If we , other portions of the circular wall on came hurrying in, among them chaifa- at Leith Walk. serve our fellow-mm, obey their com­ Exactly one year later the new tenant lighted up. and then the sunlight inthe footman of the murdered mam So mands, promoting their interests and ■ vades the dejiths of the crater, while great was the howl's terror that it was of William Shaw's flat was making some enhancing their glory, we can obtain 1 thefahadow of the wall nearest the sun some time before he could utter a single rearrangements in hfa room, setting up from them otdy what they have to give. | stretehre half serosa the floor of the word which might put a different com­ a cupboanl, or shelves, or something Perhaps they will not perceive the val­ : chasm. FresjUcntly great gap* arc 1 plexion on the ease. At last he found which led him to pay particular attenue of our services, and have no grateful broken in the crater walla, and streaks wits to dr lore that like the gentlemen, appreciation thereof. What they can of light stream across the floor. The he had been roused by the groans, and. placa Suddenly be caught sight -of a “ To prevent scarlet fever complete ! give, fa perishable and of little worth. jsggrd rocks in calm, eold beauty shine isolation of the' oaticnU is absolutely fearing robliera, had nnued himself with paper which seemed to Imre fsljru be­ If we serve any lust we are slaves of a a knife and hurried forth, boning to be hind iL He took it out, and when he plunder that master' board while he l>ca*t. If we serve any passion we are I and glitti-r in the fierce white light. essential, m well a* the prevention of in tunc to give help; that worn he saw hail unfolded it he road the following was in prison, thus at once gratifying the slaves of a demon. God permits ns I The mountains are mountain* of de*o- all contact with those in attendance on letter; “ Barbarous father, your cruelty I lotion, and the vallcjra are valley* of «i- the diseaaed person*. It fa ereential in having put it out of my power ever . his hatred and hia greed. Of this ’ to serve Him, that fa to olicy Hia com | fence and death. They are wrinkled also that the house should be thorough­ to join my fate to that of the only man i aobetns hr apprised ths girl, an' secured maodaienta, co-operate with Hia grvat : with the flow of lava and torn with up- ly ventilated, so that the poison which movement and promote His glory. her approval. But when she found that | iicarols. The moon fa dead. No air, no rnny escape may be as diluted as possi­ I could tove, and tyrannically in Mating on my marrying one whom I hail always the anrusation was not sufficiently sup' *<«, no forest shade, or living thing. ble. All clothing should be thoroughly Such a story seemed cr listed’, has made me form * resolution to jiortvd, white some words dropped in , The moon is a never-failing source of disinfected, and even the soiled lipen of but there were sundrv put an .-nd to aa existence which has , delight It fa also awful in its sugge*- the rick sliould not »« mingled with which instantly falsified ’ tion* of power and in its loneliness of that of the other meml»er* of the house­ where the landlord had «>cpt uw too re­ become a burden to nte- My death I' mote from the acene of the murder for lay to your charge. When you read hold. The relief of the patients per­ tains to the medical treatment. After any groans to have reached it; and the tlifa, consider yourself as the inhuman knife was not one of those in ordinary ' wretch who plungixl the murderous the dfacaae fa recovered from the sick­ knife into tinbonm of unhappy CalhA Chinese review has just been wituse, which might have been hastily room should be tboroug}’ disinfected, ’’ netted and descrilied by a correspondent as well as Mie lieddxng------------e furniture, snatched up, but resembled others which of the Shanghai Courirr. The men, the carnets, and even the walls. were kept locked in a cheat in his bed­ “ It Many relations and friends readily -----is clad in uniform* of red and bine, were found t&>t dry beat to the point of 212 room. Of these - circumstances he recognized the handwriting. The highranged in two ranks, every tenth man degrees, kept up for some hour*, effect­ would offer ao explanation, nor yet of flown language, the egotum of {one, holding a bright scarlet flag, white a ually dedroys the pofaon; and this, sundry ejaculation* he had uttered when ------- ’ * mind poisoned by the sergeant in the middle gave tin- time perhaps, fa as good a method as any of firat surprised. icp in fashion at that to tiic advance by waving a huge crim­ •lisinfecting the bedding of those who a us feel with th* poor In spite of hfa protestations of inno­ son standard. At the sound of a horn, cannot afford to have it destroyed." cence, in which, somehow,there seemed father. who was probably honreHy dr which resembled the humming of ■ gi­ “ Does the term roarlalina mean * always a curious reservation, he waa airous to save his child from real mfagantic bee. the Imtallion prepared to mild form of scarlet fever? “ condemned to die. The d^bt before erv. tbouxrh. nerhana, he did not taka receive cavalry. Out porood a soldier "No; the two terms are precisely hfa execution he made a singular con­ the beet way to do so. It reads like brandishing a pike, which he }Kiked at fession. ric acknowledged timi hfa solemn irony that the Mapstmte* of cupidity had been so excited by the Edinlxu-gh ordered the body of “Will­ shriek like an owl. lie ftoansbed hm idea of his visitor a vateablre that be iam Shaw to be taken from the gibbet shield, turned a rom.•n*ult. and trip­ liad resolved to kill him. and to possess (the lionea were still hanging in cnaina, pingly retired to the rank*. When Ipmaelf at them. For thia porpow be according to the gh**Uy old custom) Be. an importunate beggar at the everybody had popped out. brandished took uni a knife apd stofo frees hfa b*d and given to hfa family for interment. And “as the only, reparation to his ^^Eat wiHjderfu! condeacension t God and poked h» pike, ahneked like an room. FrobaUyin the prroccur«imn of hfa horrible enterprise he had beard bceecches me to4e reconciled to him. no footstep dot any span; and the first UBCtHSTAITiAL EH Bid IT. IK. H GRISWOLD. NUMBER 20 tL'ARY 8, 1879. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO VOLUME VI. a. 3^ When hi* light fall on the awful scene, and he saw hfa own crime had been anticipated. his knife fan from hia patefad hand, and things in the hands of God; and that Godes my friend. weU in tlie duat (wfatoh rose in clmufe-. atood on th* back of hfa xreck white be flonriahul hfa fags in the air, recurred himaaU. grasped wildly with hfa am* at rar mm stable ragged ground, ■whet* horses cannot be employ rd, are in winter time drawn aasly along on the smooth. solid war­ fare »f the &oa-n wv. *Bfadtoafahv food uj drink, A-tWluixi eons by all mean*. Exercise freely in the open air; never sit moping, but turn your mind enlirelv from your diiraaa. rind troubles. Keep regular bonra; riae early; exercise half an hour gently be­ fore breakfast. Bathe frequently. locusts, brutes, and bodies of human beings -produced some change fat "the air iiumical to hfe. Some writers nJ that tlie impure air was actually yiriblu aa it approached with its iHinten of death. The plague owed Ua -.ttfaaafan almost wholly to mfaction awd �; • n,.... . .■ i on iv torrax urm. tfe» JUskrHIr gkrs. UTURDAY. MBitfotton (wectiowit tM num. sb* aidum, SEASON mhw. M Ztatar. <rf Mtakl. ItaUta llEULIN. G>HH«Nr. 1 Jan. mt, urn. Dark a« throe wintry days Is the Wood and Tin Sap Buckets A Pails, Jam* Sullivan, a young urn man, waa killed on lhe Lake Hi South-western Railway, al Taws GRAND BAPIDS DIVISION. Mira Hattie Andrews, a rout every day to lhe an of Flint, died very suddenl day evening, from Use cffocta taken to procure an abortion. Theyaold sadi artidee much cheaper than the sutler, and therefore were ■auro fraqimutjy petroaised. But the buya roalfl never Io* a chance to nlav ■ Jake on any one. even If it waa their beeC friend, sod our kind old friend need to grt his share of abuse, Home ..la ----------- - I I j 1 , I ration In do country e In Enrlund, prr*enu ronnterpsrt. The country is wow par­ Ing for the tremendous efforts it made to conquer I rance, <ud for tbe extrovagancr of wll kinda into which it was tempted by tbe completencr and rapidHy of it« sneer**. Secondly, this poyerty has taken hold ot a nation which. in rxmoaritakH arilh ntlw>n mar laarall. Common, Charcoal, Russia and Galvanized Iron Sap Pans, Galvan­ ized Iron Evaporators, Smoke Stacks, Syrup Cans, Sugar Martin Haller. Tins, and all kinds' of Sap Spouts, including rouse his girl coaldn'l love him. Hr sleeps in toe aoil. It haptxmod on lhe nth ult. Frederick Schneider, a German of Ann Arbor, committed suicide Monday night, by hanging, while laboring under a fit of temporary iuaanlty, caused by excessive drink. POST’S EUREKA Saturday morning, causing almost in­ stant death. Financial troubles alleg- Which ^acknowledged by all to be the beat in the world. John Bidgood, a ahip-carpentcr of Grand Haven, uu Tueaday fell through lhe hatehway of the utramerGen. H. E. Paine, Mtriktng on hit bead, crushing hie skull and causing instant death. Wednesday, aa John McBride, of latke township. Huron Co., was walk­ ing on the iev, he slipped and fell, a pole he waa carrying striking him on inie when men suspected of cherishing the neck, inflicting fatal injuries. 11-wiU against tbe Stale, were imprisD. H. Davis, a dealer in musical In­ med without trial, or condemned with struments at Dowagiac, became fl nan, ««*• «vw swm । *rry scant regard to evidence, or pun­ could poeeibiy i*hcd with extraordinary aeverity. The ----- ------ ,— . open it from .’hy outside-, and therefore German Government liave been guilty from hi* embarrassment exited, rio ■mm meatericas power done tbomis- of no«e ofthese mistake*. They have poison. chief. Tbe next morning down came simply said t« certain Socialists. “We Attorney-General Van Zilc, of Utah. the old Major to learn what all this I cannot suffer yon any longer to u*- the miaehief meant. None could toll the < liberty you enjoy ns a cloak forconspir- n.«w visiting nt his old home in Char­ eM*. and after giving theoldaergeajit acy against tbe institutions which se- lotte. hns been detained by a sad acci­ afew words of caution, he drpaitod. | cure it Io yon. You shall not be pnn- dent. Hi* daughter Hortense, aged 11 leuving the mystery um xnlaim-d. We iahed. a* you once would have been ; years, fell into a vessel of Iwiling water never learned who playedthe trick on you shall not even be tried. You ah.-tll mid one of tier legs was terribly scalded. tbe old sergeant, but could guess pret- be free to go n b<-re you like, provided Josephine Hamilton, alias Bertie ty straight only that you do not stay inacommnn- Karris, of Grand Rapids, suicided on the Sib. rot morphine. She baa liven One your admission, enCrely hostile, an inmate of a Rouse of ill-fnmc in that doe* not arera tr» Iscruel, but it ia day a ioUy lot of boys went < city for n short time pa*t. She is the sutler's for the ostensible f daiightcrof respectable {isrcntBat Niles. purchasing a few notions, l>u. r'-y a joke on the old currandgvon. and cat jw-nalty is very well filled to makt A ruiddle-agvd widower named Syl­ vester Riplev «n»m-<l ■ 13-year-old get even with him for the rxnorbitant the actual suffering *r u> all the great er. Banishment alarms a great num daughter of fienn Ijimsou. ai Grand la-dge. New Years day. The m. a. w. is now under srrvst for aliduction, and the girl is under the paternal roof again. which The Berrien circuit sent Andrew soldier to the paymaster. r« adily band • ■d out hia "dada" which tbe bora would t« keep a man's head on his shoulder* . tlir alxluction of a girl look at and then hand them back say­ but when l>MU^«hnient can be inflicted he purpose of coticabtning the articles didn’t suit. While a ut any ruoinen* at the jil«-a*urv of the m. A. Frazier got four |ieit*uu were at this buainrs* the reniafodcr were apparently standing look­ fog on. but actually »rrr damaging self wcurr. crime T dsNlara worth of the sutler's warm. The old snttler never discovered the a ven heavy military Budget was A young negro named Frank Davis. rascals, and had to bearhialoss without agreed Io. it «u on the’ condition that nf Rattle Creek, was arrested Friday on satisfaction. •etrcuchment should be eflcctod when complaint of Carrie Fisher, a white girl Near tbe church was a billiard mom tbe arrangement then mode cauw to an of I J*, for committing an outrage upon and bowling alley, wbetr the officer* end. As a mailer of fact, tbe military her while out sleigh-riding Tbe girl used to do the most of their duty, bnla expenditure ha» been atradily growing lives in a respectable colored family soldier waa hardly ever permitted to ever Mince. Instead of living rrmdird and aMociatrs little with white people. eator the former, while the latter he by the indemnity, France ho* ahown Davis was held in $iw for future ex­ •ueh a mazing power of recovery. Iiaa amination. voted »o cheerfully inimenMc iuni> (<h Isaac r- < . ninio*. a prominent ai- ' into the billiard room, and taking the tbe reoiganization of bei army, the re ■rv. fired the gun. and then by jumpfo<r through the embrnaari. escaped detection. Tha report shook the old castle and alarmed the whole garrison, bat order waa noon restored, and the eM aergeont. who waa almost crazy. otoad trotBblfoc. wood, ritw how such a thing could happen. I left everything all right have with me, or pin me in the way of 1 flf4ling what you have for myself." The combination of Socialism with drstitulion is always an ominous one. To > this combination there baa lately been I added a third element. Tbe recent legislation against Socialism ha* in one graves. then entorir g the alley got the that the Germany military authorities "ten-pfoa" and carried them to the hil- wete spurred on to leave nothing tin done to maintain their stiprnoriiy. For yenra the competition of these two In all such acranca it waa nemmary to get tbe sentinel on U>c right side, or the little game naa frustrated. This fofo«« ns to where we will sreak of tbe fixing up (as for inspection) to please the foatnliouM tastes of the young oflj erra. ao much unnecessary parade, and in al! your exercises with' tbe musket, you must wear gloves cf snowy white Deas, (parchasrd by yourself? aad as uo one pair will keep clean alt dav, vou mast provide yourself with two 'pair*, and all things must be aa bright as a Dew quarter. Well, on guard gor» the recruit. Through the day all things pans lovely, but at nine o'clock come* the cxxiDtersigr and. with the former instructions, ninaalmut like thia: “You ground* of y our beat, salute all ■ passing, and require the counfmfogn of all pc-raons af*'ter nine ‘ o’clock." Enough, with bis fear of forgetting the countersign, to confuse any one. Along in tbe night comes some rascally fellow “word, of course any thing w ill answer, an “Jtraaalem doe* tlie work, and up goea humbag. “Pretty good gun that; yon don't bold it right; let me show K.14 I. n t.______ ... . . grirea him hands r>>f ----- —a little good adrive. Hau> u> Lack hack tbe the gun and departs, depart*, having haring a Imdly scared man. with a good lesson Ironsed. It was seldom each “taotfor chickens" were found, but ones in a while yon and in conseqilrnrr of the difference between expenditure and revenue has licrngruwiug wider Thia difference ha* lievn made good by increasing the • uiatricular roniributioii*"—those paid in by tbe M-vctnl Btatro into the imper­ ial Treasury. Only one ray of light pierced the iineror cloud* ’—*s with the return of the F.mp-™' Then’ri------ can lw no doubt that the joyfui -*,>r demonstrations with which the — public welcomed him were thoroughly genuine and intended tn make him forget that the infamous deeds of Hodei and Nobiling were pe rpetrated in Berlin. The Eni|M-tur uu thia occasion again Iwbav CALL IN & LEAVE YOUR ORDERS EARLY A881M33IflYlPW 13U0d I will guarantee to furnish you better goods for leas money than any I HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN FARMING IMPLEMENTS FOR I87»: Champion Combined Reaper and Mower, Champion Single Mower) and Reaper, Jackson Wagons and Buggies, Buckeye and Farmei’s Friend Grain Drill, Coates and Tiger Sulky Hay Rakes, Buckeye Wheel Cul­ tivators, Wiard Steel and Chilled Plows. PROBATE ORDER. L-g" Don’t fail to see me before buying. Nashville, Michigan, February Mb. 1873. torney of t'lmilottr, died Jan 30th. He | was aged 42. and waa the first white child burn tn Eaton Co. He was at­ tacked with paralysis of the brain some C. C. WOLCOTT, carried on through of hi* early death. Sunday morning. Tbe marble shop of V. N Pranxdl.* West Brother's furniture factory and Chas Brown's gun­ shop, with their content*, were entirely consumed. Mr. PraraoH’slossiafi 1,000; West Brothers, $1,000. Chas. Brown. $300. Mr. Willman's tailor shop wa* damaged alxiut $300. No insurance on any of the property. , 1 Wednesdiy morning John McLaws, employed by the M C. IL IL Co. al Strutt, ns wheel tapper, was attendinj- to bis duties, he naw n car coming alour toward him. naving been shunt­ ed from the end of a train some dis­ tance away. Expecting that it wonld take the track Icaduigaway from where lie Blood, and ns he widled logo in that direction. McLaws jumped upon tbe car. holding on to tbe side railing. The rar lumped the track and before the people's loyalty, that in the hour of unfortunate man could save himself. । trial which God had sent him. he bad । found s call to examine whether hr had done Ins dutr -f that if his suffering* be was riding on. After he had been should bring him to n consciousness of rolleel the full length of the stationary the common danger, he could not de­ car he (ell to the ground io a frightful plore his wounds. Nothing could be condition, and was dead iu ten minutes. more touching than the simple earn estnesa with which the Emperor ipokr —everybody telt that be meant what he said. Yet iu bis speeches tbrrvwere several rather startling paowige* Id light u* noon-dav, and a terrible ex- | deploring the present stato of thing*, plosion followed it* disappearance be said that he bad foreseen it ten y ears This wa* beard with equal clearness ago (that is tu say. he had foreseen the and with a like effect at Mayfield. 13 consequences of the late hasty legists rnili-s south, and al Williamsburg. 12 tiuu). and that it must be amended by miles cost. The effect sas of an earthnew and bettor law* Here the quea- I ciuakc shock. The houses were shaken tion ariars. Why. if he did foresee th ar windows shook and dislies rattled upon consequence*, did be sanction those , the shelves. A * waving luotion seemed | lawaf The only answer is that he was lobe given to thy'buildings as of an unable to resist tile demands of bis itn- upheaval and *rtthng Imrk If the mepctuotu Chancellor. It roust nut be »upp«*wd that he likes him ; the F.rnjwr or is yerv keenly alive to hia Minister’s 8. Baiactt, who baa a ti-hing xbanty at I>ad qualities. He told Count Arnim I the head of Carj> Lake, aeveu mi lea that iM-rscnal rancor pervaded Bis-; north-weat of that place, saw tbe flaah marck’s character. He strongly blame* and wx« almoai immediately dea'ened by tbe report of the explosion. Tbe next morning a large hole, 50 feet or everything to bring about a more in diameter, waa diaeovered in lith France, contrary to his •rot’s) injunction. But he oe*a. and bad the appearance of being driven down. an old man of 80. who, until within a frw days, resided on the Kalamo road S| miles from thia city, ia a wanderer where to Uy liia head. He has always ipg for men who will rapport their been one of our hardest working and most industrious farmer*, and witn rare and saving had nccumuUled considera­ ble of thia wotld'a goods. Hr waa one ot tbe atockbobfors of the Port Huron road, and had beard that tbe stock hold- r, it iinino*-. that one or two more -porta stall be opened to foreign taf. •*“; *• ~Uu*« tat» Ptanr. fodnlged only MEAT MARKET. TIM tod SAP SPOUT! j I PIONEER STORE ________________ nxi PROBATE ORDER. To Mtbke Room for Our Spring Our Vast Stock will be Sold at Cost, or under if necessary, tor Ready Pay. Men’s Suits for §6.50. Men’s Suits for 12 00 Overcoats for 5-00. Men’s Suits for ¥10.00. “ IttaStuF * ll. yr»rrr talj p»OI Overcoats for 4.50. Overcoats for 12.00. Men’s Suit’s for $8.00. Overcoats for 4.00. Overcoats for 7.00. BOOTS AND SHOES Vf...,’ Cj.T 1»1LI1 8 15001-8 101 ^1^-. \r ■ Tl « r o»-rt Aldi 8 £>0018 101’ O.OVT-. . . T-. , z» n >-<x Rubber BOOtS IOF 2.C>0. ——■ , Women’s Arctics for $1. Men’s Boots for $2.50/ Men’s Boots for 3.75. Rubber Boots for 2.75. Men’s Maskas lor 85 cts. DRY GOOSD Prints for Five Cents. Double Fold Alpacas 22 cts. Cottonades for 16 cts. Kentucky Jeans for 35 cts. All loot Flannel for 18 cts. Men’s Boots for $3. Wool Lined Boots for 2.50. Men’s Arctics for 1.25. Beaver, Calf Foxed Boots 2.50. DRY GOODS. Prints for Sii Cents. Tirkey Bed Prints for 9 Cts. Single-Fold Alpacas 14 to 18c. All of Onr Dress Goods at the Cottonades for 20 cts. Cottonades for 25 cts. AU Wool Cashmere for 65 cts. Beater Cloaking„ for $1.75. AU Wool Flannel 25 cts.” Cashmeres for Forty Cents. Lowest Possible Prices. Tweeds for 40 cts. Beaver Cloaking for $2.75. AU Wool Flannel 30 cts. Some very fine Ready-Made Cloaks for 66 to $10 UNDERWEAR, &c. Ladies Underwear 40 c. Ladies Underwear 60 c. Meo's Wrappers for 35 & 55 c. Ladies Skirts Siity-fiie cts. Ladies Skirts Eighty-five cts. Ltnen Handkerchiefs 8 cts. Linen Handkerchiefs 20 cL Nnbias for Fifty cts. Nubias for Eighty cts. Cotton Batts 11 cts. Cotton .Batts 13 cts. Men's Drawers 36 t 66 C. Linen Handkerchiefs 10 cts. Cotton Batts 9 cts. Wall Paper at Cost. A NICE LINE OF SAXONY AND FUR HATS AT COST, Now is the time to buy a sett of that Decorated Crockery Ware, White Granite Ware at Cost. * TEAS!. . Fresh and Salt Meats, SUM Hut ni SMlffl, A Good Japan Tea for 36 cents. Best Japan Tea 66 cents. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, tST Produce taken in exchange. BOE 4 0LEVT1. '••ft Don’t delay, come quickly and get a good bargain. L. J. WHEELER SfttajEfESSfti Whwtoy gtre* TteM »y «<3 icri-i-x-JSSrtsrS �STANDARD FUWITCWt AT J. LENTZ & SONS, TTAVING taught *f H R. Dickinson A Co. ttair Stock of Goods, I shall at 11 onee inaugurate the STILL AHEAD! GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE ! W!TH A COMPLETE LIME OP Ever known in Nashville, the like of which has never born heard of in this vl-, einity. Occupylag my own •tore-building i ' ' ' “ tniug under light ex pen sea. I GROCERIES tarn flour, com mra . ground feed. oom, oata ana bras. Delivered free. HMw____________ W. J. Emb. CT A fine ita* at Gent's Furnishing Goods, bought for cash and selling at lo agree on a verdict. MM fam further be caar. Thia case d ably tried l.i Ixijal L E Bauer for Um lolbrook and L. D. Creek, for the rt- you will sc* by the foHuwiug Fiiat Uu if hnttns ii th Cmtr. Schedule of Prices COXB1STISO OF Sugar*, Tea*. SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, Al Truman's Store. . Coffee*, Spice*, Walnut Cases and Caskets. Tobacco*, Cigar* igbbora. they having raised Chat Krider will soon t- in renmsrsufos than ever before. Wofeote is aow note agentdor •lav S3*. TwG21 ing ana quit drinking. The Boos-Hana coi now prepued to make a higher grade of Flour than ever before. ______________ 1\Holl»:u. That pared* sUB continues to annoy the congregation at one of our princi­ AND EVERYTHING ELSE USUAL­ pal churches with teat cough. We . The rase of the People ss. John Brady LY KEPT IN A has gone over the term, aa has also the guess she has not used the White Wine of Tar Syrup aa we recomumoded. »-23 forgery case of Hammond and Berry. Tim case of Thomas Tinkler rs. Wm. Tinkler ia on trial. The usual order of the court room was somewhat interrupted yesterday afternoon by the disorderly conduct of the court dock. All at once it took a notion to strike. Whether It had heard large range of sewing in textile fabric* of the noted strike* of last sammer, or and leather. The tightening of a set­ WITH A FULL LINE OF whether it waa striking for fun or screw changes the utfirh Troni a light waa striking because it couldn't help it, ahnttle stilcb for leather work, tailor­ 1 root say. Only thia I know, it struck ing and heavy manufacturing, to an and struck and kept on striking. After elastic Stitch lor family sewing. Ito h« actu pern-­ । motions are continuous, admitting of it had struck ninety-five time*■ bv rera tried al count, deputy-sheriff Powers tried an «traordinary rate of speed, either is efforts to persuade it to stop, but his efforts bI »«*•"> or foot power. Every motion ,b* tre*dle makes six stitebe*, thus were unavailing. It looked him him right right i io strike ! Pouring about one-third more work tin .ome lbau other Sewing Machine*. ________ _______ liul. unM, pit-d Ml ■»”«. ML- 1>h« “«.•“? “d wd l«,iMdi.wl7om Jr ■>—« h.^d -UUk . UnSe M-dl.ouiof iK. t.b<v. mln. Hull d<.p.tr.j«rsr McKlrlU ( *d,l±2,’S_C2?>—t. «. CmiMidj. w.nl .11 o,,r hl. I»»"d »i-d l»ih •ide.irfU,. owdlr. tm. II. mJrchidr.p to Hi. a«*. .r‘“J4 re.todiU<>rlu«mdS«. t«* It down °lh" >“ itod r.rrtod It out .1 lb. room. Um f™ ta •'«*'* •“> dm*, mmuitrhik. ronunuin, to «hko. !•»« Md Sv. .nd ..,-luilr lunnUrh. I think lb. muwr wu .muured , u,d Jh. «h«l. Mm-hiim to vmj com­ ... « other, howrv.r, .« Urn “lor* wm -.d tow.Ulk.ll/ ronMrortod in l.~u tomulomrd phw. th. ml mom- ProwrUonk -Upm. do.in. .nd .p. | pearance. Its simple, powerful and Among the foreign attorneys I notice ,u71‘,?ui,,’.'n RIbcT* “ in E. A. Foote, of Charlotte, who eame up *dL“,7',of *” ,M?Lh‘"f?’ tosetaZde the judgement of William “3?.,ek.»^®aeh ‘be tin 18 motto: Spires m. David Brackett on the ground 'PTnk.in‘t ‘f1*’ **cn,<,,B5 of irregularity. Hr did It without a for TTT"iri.,,< ttl k,oda °] struggle. Hon. L. D. Dibble, of Battle fabnc" *»«hout patching and Creek appmred to assist in tbe defense .a‘,acb*uePl" of Hinchman. Hou. Sumner Howard. £•* w“.b •>« " 8e*in» Machines, We are bound to meet all competi­ of Flint, on business counted with tta Hciueinber for-ale only at . 1 r» ' I; » Tvl’W .. . tion. guarantee our goods strictly pure. FIBST CLASS GBOCIBY STORE CLOTHING I —On Thursday evening a saw-mill whistle frightened A n nan iss Linalry’s spirited team, whilst be waa unloading wood at the depot, and started them up Main SL at a rapid rate, but E. W. Fonda rushed to the rescue and nimbly hopped on to the alrigh. secured tbe line* and saved theSwrede a tramp heme, if not some Injury to bis chattels. -Some boy. were skating nn the riv­ er on Bunday, when one of their num­ tar broke through the ire. and went down in some eight or ten feet of water. Tbe ire bring rotten, the boy could not draw himself out, and tbe other boys couldn't assist him, but being a plucky fellow, hr broke ire with his arena a distance of eight or ten feet, until he could reach an old log. when be drew —Quite a large number of skunk skins are coming into market, the black commanding from *1 to *1 JOeach.aud spotted from 7* cents to $1. Jim Dav­ is aad Hank Heath have formed a co­ partnership far the parpose of trapping those sweet-scented creatures, and 'tie ■aid they aw> catching from three to twenty jwv day. Tbe original demand for those pelts cornea from Russia. Bus-Attention ia called to H. A. Good­ e’s card, which appear* in our Haat­ s besineaa directory. Mi. Goodyear «M> of the roost respected, useful. IpubUt spiiWta dHmnsof Hasttngs. lamatthe oldest residents at Ai My, (beta* preeidaat of the Pioneer nation lUjudinosM in tbe making of hia stocks, and any of the News’ —Wo. E. Shields, an employe in Kellogg A Demaray’s furniture factory, ■rot with quite a serious accident nn Saturday last. Ho was at work at the -shaper/' ■ —making 4.000 revolutfeus per minute, when bia foot slip­ ped. causing him to throat hia left hand re~frrf tbe knives of tbe shaper. Tbe second and third finger were taken off and the other two and thumb severely injured. Dr. Yoang amputated the second and third fingers. —Tbe post mortem examination held upon tbe body at Jeff. Feigbner, by —On Turn day last. Mrs. Elias Ogden, of this village, borrowed Dave Perkins' borne and buggy, and started out to rfett friends in Maple Grove. While aareodiug tbe Fuller hill, which was inhume*] fey and slippery, on account of schoolchildren coasting thereon, ths fens Ml down nad broke a leg. and tte poor brute bad to be killed ia order Live stock «crmi to lie pretty scarce, but thia week a Kalamazoo cattle dro­ ver invaded thia vicinity, and with the asawtance of Mr. Frank Fuller, suc­ ceeded in picking up quite a large drove and started them fur Kalamazoo efa overland, on Thursday. > Good Goods! Low Prices ! Fair Dealing ! ot R chancery matter. Y. H. South worth, of Seductive Tobiaa. Marshall, to look after a foreclosure Down in south-weal Baltimore there has lived, from hia youth up, aa indi­ vidual whose handle ia Earn Tobias. He has always sustained a good charac­ ter, barring a villainous fondness for women. \S hen quite young be mar­ ried and lost his wife. Since then be has lived on bls place, except one sum­ mer. when he l>$akrdcd al Mr. Hugieson'a, a near neighbor, keeping barnellor shall, and having hia baking and washings done at tbe above ns reed neighbor's. Mr. Hugieaou had a daugh­ ter. Mias Hattie, just turning sweet sixteen, whom said Ezra succeeded in aedneing and debauching; then be CLOTHING! CLOTHING! In Men's Boys' and Youths’, consisting of Bearers, Diagonal, Basket and Fancy Csssimerer. Ocr fiM.OO Suite reduced to $18.00. *30.00 Suite reduced to *15.00. *l«.00 Suite reduced to *11.00. *11.00 Suita reduced to MM. *10J» Suite re­ duced to *< .50. *8.00 Suite reduced to *3.00. *5.00 Suite reduced to *3-30. 100 Pairs Good Pants *1 JO. worth *3.00 500 Hats and Cape *1.00. worth *2.00. JgOISK RBOTBEK.H, DRUGGISTS, BOOTS AND SHOES STONE ud WOODEN WARE! hie trtiM-iouMWM for business, has kept him like a sentinel to his post. H- R. Dickinson is devoting hia time exclusively to his saw-mill and is makabuwnen« Just hum. He has put up, winter, an elevated railway for running off lumber, and made other «, little improvements. Aina worth 4c Brooks are turning out large quantities of ground feed, and Billy Mhopbell U the man that presides over their feed mill with neatness nnd despatch, and never fails to give uni- SHROUDS AND GL0VE8 Flannels Pure Diuga Medicines, ) 900 Pair* Boot* at from *1 JO to *9.00, *3 JO and *3.00. 500pair* Women’s. Miss­ es and Children's Shoe* from 35 cts. to *5.00 per pair. The above arc a decided DYESTUFFS, : bargains, being worth double the money. TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. AND BRUSHES. OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE. Keromme Oil 93 eta. 19 Iba. Louisiana Sugar for *1.00. 4 lbs. Whole Leaf Tea SCllOOlj M1SC2113RC3US I 812111 BlOtS for *1.00. 11 Ibx Raisius for *1.00. Chewing Tobacco 45 cts.. worth 50. Plug Tobacco 93 cts., worth 80. And a thousand other article* at corresponding pricea, which cannot fail to attract tbe pocket book of the close cash buyer. <■ •.«» xr I •' raper, Mornering And Ntatiwurry Teas, Coffees & Family Groceries. CARPETS AT COST. Cigars and Tobaccos, ▲ SFECIALTT. j sai,_ per lb., at DsuoiiMmr’a. SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER. At Truman's Store. Nottee. I will be in Nashville during tbe month of January, 1879, on Friday Hie 8rd, Thursday the 9th, Friday tbe 17th, and on Tburwday of each week follow­ ing. Hope to meet interested parties at tbe Wolcott House. Dated. Dec. Mth, 1H7H. « CLKMgrr Smith. Kewdy-llnd^TkMhluc. i pa re favorably DacoKKarr. pounds. j with other dealer*. Tbe member* of tbe M. E. Church ' SEE THE LIGHTNING 8EWF.F. gave Rev. J. Roberta a douatiou on the At Truman's Store. 29th. Die receipts were *33. Ambrose Cooper is lhe happiest man in town and says be believe* that one _ . ... ~ from two leave* three. It’s a boy. , <>" and aftertbiadato I will n*y c Corer and Stowell ere fluoriok .. ' mwUkr church lh.1 I. belo< belli in I — Sunfield at the Hunter settlement. WM. SPIRE. The saw-mill at the burg ia doing i rood taunneas. having a yard full of lof. ; ud Hwy L.ro «ol ll.rir pUoer Ant| io |. „ raontot too. ral!»r bu.ro™. Urol/. tJ,e dnt «wd booaiuo tooro near 'be This was on Friday of last week. To­ The Woodland Fire Insurance Ccm- depot. Call when convenient. No bias waa brought before a Hastings jus­ tice and formally charged with the paying him *7Won the house be lost. 1 will pay cash 75 eta. per liarrel for commission of the crime of •eduction, We calculate doing business on the ' choice spples in lota of 5 bbls, up to 30. when be waived examination, and not square. , Remembering my many friends and being able to furnish bail went to Dr. Carpenter lias bought the Snecu- I customers and thanking you for the iail. There ia a report current that Tolol on See. 91. south of tbe Center noble manner you have responded in Mm |m mIm ••mbmI >u aMhMBEtwb lator -J J * • • rime* of want, I remain aa ever. other young ladies of respectability. _____________ Dauobkktt. He ia about 98, and brother of the get wood, and there ia being a pile of Woodland Tobias, who. in October last, wood taken from thence. ly Try Hoixkm** ne w grade of Flour. Mt . Haight wanted a correction made eloped with Amanda, the wife of Wil­ Mew DlMcLamith Maop. liam Anderson Cooley, and mother of in tbs Niki about the article of the little yellow dog. He save they didn't four small children. •rgleave to inform the citizens of chase the dog but went *v i fBMvdle and surrounding country fhat ” — ~u— -Ti field, **’?11 hereafter lean lw found at the old -John Barnum and his neighbor Jor­ dog crossed the ■r~r dan. of Woodland, contracted to dig a guns, and the dog t—ok n° no^cet*1*’ i foundry, where I have fitted up a shop for General Blacksmith lag. and am tet­ ditch on their farms. Barnum com­ track and they left1 it. pleted bis share but Jordan didn’t, and There waa a dark cloud bung over ter prepared than ever l>cfore to do a few dava since a yearling, belonging our little burg last week, and coming good work,ofsvesydescription. Atri­ to the former, gut into tbe ditch, but to little Mike's shoe-shopfound a crowd al will couvioc*. Chas. Bchkipt. couldn't get out, and following it down and looking down the road aaw 'Squire BEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, to tta end of tlir excavation where the Barden coming and tiiat meant busi­ At Truman's Store. ditch waa full of water, waa ’’rowned. ness. .Mike had »ur<l Wheaton Irgram A littlegirl of Barnum’s, in the excite- fur the pay of a pair of ImmHs that be got in 1873. B. liarnum, (nut Hastings , rr 1 might add Greal Cteriq 8aU. Barnum) appeared in the defence, and I do or iuteud to clear a small profit Flint for the plaintiff, and summoned on all goods sold. I>ro compelled to in order to be honest. See me. Bee me. C. A. Hough and — “ ~ ‘ A. M. Dacohkht. fendant claimed____________________ warranted for one year and did not laat but four months. He waa clerking for Curtis, and boarde I at home, mak­ *0EG a:i items. ing a walk of four mile*. Although Mr. Barnum sp]>carod in meekucas and Sleighing hereto sea s^. humility, be lost the.suit. We have H. H. Hull has sold a vacant tot ad­ got good timber, but they wanttostudy Shakespeare to get tbe form. NtUjoining the Hall to James Gurd. R. B. Harter's and Rackfe's miUyarda are chon foil of saw fags. tbe same goods are offered by any other firm tn Barry Co., and if not satisfact­ On or about the 15th of February I shall commence selling by auction. “A word to the wise is sufficient." ory return them and your money will Flit Walcta, Ctana, Diiu, Pin. 1: lu conclusion we propose to Give Me a Call. Respectfully, WM. A. AYLSWORTH Yours Respectfully. BOINK filtta. DAN. MANEE. iUSWOBTH & BBOQKS CLOSED OUT AND FILLING DP. CR Stock was never so nearly cka>ed out at present, and we are now replenishing it with O 1879 — FURNITURE STORE NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS KELLOGG»DEMARAY hkuw/.rutok. Ewwui/ik GRAINS Bress Goods furniture: DISCOUNT all COMPETITION! LOOK AT Om? 1879 PRICES: lut) Said It Dully HU tin Numa Suitings 8e., former price 12 l-2c. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. GOOD GOODS French Designs 11c, former price 20c. CHEAP 48 TE CAN AFFORD TO, Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. Our old Dress Goods will be sold much COFFINS A CASKETS below cost. Don’t buy until you get our PLIMIVG. MATCHIMG, tte. prices. .. An Vnual. ’• Youra ReatpectfUllj'. D. C. GRIFFITH. HURRAH, BOYS ! 2 he Kong Brich DWIGHT SICIETTS BAKERY. itfoRyi Honest Goods, Extra Styles, A BRANCH STORE twill —Over the Hills to th* Poor House.’ imih to be produced in Nashville, s^er.the ansp&ro of A. 0. Miller, him who i« also * d kind of a citiaea. Tbe fee train that has been bore for •om* tin* baa left for Middleville. They were a peaceable lot of men and I have added to my stock of Dress Goods a full line of aaw/sjdit aiad pile right cords of stove-wood ner d*y. I-ari week Thursday, they began about 7M a. mcat between right and nine c..rds of FURNISS’ MEAT MARKET! Broadhead Alpacas Sold only by me in this Village. 3 ATIFACTOBY PBICtf N liU. to in ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SALT BATS! My Stock of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE is complete. Lamps for 25 to *5.00. ’“““Wk PRICES Bring in your Country Product; will «j �rell. Alton end Jaekron. through Mr. Cottrell, reported a arnre of resolutions, which wm unanimoudy ndopted by • am! Jo Lightfoot. Arriving st a thick­ et. tbe dogs gave notice of their near approach to bear, end tbe party decided to atatioc tbemaelvm at certain points and tot tbe dogs go in and dri ve the bear ouL Thia was done: but the doc­ growth made hia prograa alow, but he fought his way shred until he come to . in a little gnk-h. i alocg by ths Bmbs be ________ ____ npper cod just in time to I* confronted by-a huge grizxly bear. Retreat waa impoerible, as it had been with tl»v utmost difficulty that the doc tovfMd a& aMeffwe'Mbdtere was no : tree in convenient distance, and, as the । pizxly showed fight, there was nothing left for him to do but shoot Taking detibsreto otea with Ma Hrery rifia, tbe doctor fired and the brer fell mortally I wounded. Atiotlte’ from the magazin lhe doctor, iooki A laauM nnmbre of wilneaeea, black a -tte --------- - --.a—m.------------- qIlicUy ^{nf. M. J. SrujvavT, tbe famous Ford wjijW (Bld tonaar, dbd rantitiy on aa HMo ■^ Vi ». to ter waste at*wf tnsa tba vOlao* hsoaHwMteu. Afi^ Bi Ht j^a,. <»,. br consequence of the amral at Liv­ Mafisj s ahyqpioA* sloe* sod Max's erpool ot a cargo rsiUe infected Wttb tarip Lo~~. tifc.0W and •tB.om, w>t plonro-po^inroU, from CaamU. tbe lint ra»pecUrc,T. ubOovrvwMitoapraiuMeaibe UnportetlM Omk of tbe captive Cheyenne Indian* st Fort tebtoaus-WiM Ha^ by «—*> «wd M* wuhappy life. Ha staled COMJRESKlth'UL PROUEEDLXGK. The city alma-houae at Louisville, Ky., wm dMtvywl by fire, last wwk Tl.<n ®** taxnauw in t!» insutatm. and it ia Hkmmak, Frederick, and Arthur HMarirb, ttuw broUm. a«ed r*ap«-tir«ly tfl, I*, and H\ wm drowiMd in U» OMo river, t"ytwy*\.l[y-. .t’7 toe overturning at > eortk® to prawot th. *prea.i <g the j—Ukmx,, ^7, Cot. 1’XMIT WTxnnvM. the distin- 1 Utonw r*r* thaaqi^pwMM a bo can pas. upon 'ite qum' ^“*>-'1 soiJWT of fortaiw. formerly with Gan to“ ,o5’>rt rWerrwt to Um Attroey bsldi aad with tbe felon xnay la the American P»*t. s4a»*t dvd war. haa town -killed al lUngoaa. India. The cxceea of exports over im|>orta ,n * uiu- ...»■<., «>u_. ._ fat Itacsmbae, l-O. w»rr R6,1»\CW; f«the year 1•», X3tM.M2.axi Lntrr. Comxuwmui Kku>, of the fated Maim navy, who, daring th* pobiimj mittec aa Privilegca and Elections, and now Consul to Cologne. It appears that Bulioak sorted out all the suspi- Hodge and Dufltekl. Repreeeteativm & W Hopkins. Campbell and Allen. Hon. G, V. K Ixwhrr-- -* * wa* called out and spoke, foelumly <>f ^e many i character poMnemd bv th---------------Mayor Langdon, of Detroit, alluded to tbe effort being mada to raiae money to erect a tnouuBBent in honored Gen. Williams. He asked the ro-opcration of all the friend* of the .lead hero throughout the tttate. MAHqVXTlX AMD ____________ r_ tolwd to see a third lieir in tbe aamc place where be liad sbof the other two. Again the tevrripave Ja'ud a fresh charge went into position, and again tbe doctor looked up and dianoved a fourth grizzly coming toward him from the name openagain, ami down went brer jio 4. By this time the doctor had got wanned up and excited, and hr kept moving tbe lever and fir.ng into the bodies of the l>rars until the sixteen shots in the magazine wcr^ exhausted. Meantime hia companion*, bearing the shooting, and {iresumiDg the cause, made their ' way to where tbe Doctor wa», with the intcnti.Si of aasistiwg him, but found him on top of the largest I •car, with the other* strewn about, swinging hi* hat and shouting, lustily. One was an imtocos., rnxzly, *> largu OAt the hunters vrtuid nut handle 'him. ahd the other three w.-re good-sized grizzlies, protmbly about 2 yeurs old. The shooting <»f lour t>e<s4>’y «wr tfifhbtit Her changing his position, is something hitherto unheard of, even in the m<»t highly-colored annals of the Wretern wilds.— Trinfty < Cal.) Journal. trunk, returned to tbe Telegraph Oompnny.shippml off toNtnrYc*k,aml burned. It wa* supposed by tbe telegraph people that aU tbe dtopatehrw relating Io tba PHriiliHM sinfMnn wwte i»duced to aahes. There wm ai toast owe parson, however, that waa wiser than the telegraph company, namely, George MACUIHAC F-ULMoAP. A bill extending for two years the time for building the Marquette and Madtinae railroad, after a sharp diacuarioa in toe House, was pwwed laat Wednee.lay. Mr. Thomson, ot Somlae, moved to strike out all after the enacting clause. He said tbe grant of land waa ample to build lhe road, yet nothirg lia.1 been done upon it for two years |iaat Tbe larato were being kept out .of market, and their settlement wa* rendered impomible. He conceded that the road was an important one to the people of both pouiosulaa. He thought, however, that the Htato ought to have some guar antee that the road would be speedily put through. With a still farther extenaion of the time, and the improved con dition of things, he hoped to nee the rood <-otnj>l<-ted. Mr. Young alluded to the importance of the road to the people of the State. The matter had been pretty thoroughly Houaa—Hdl* wen- uitnalnosd; |ly Mr. Par caiivaMed in the Hdhae, and he hoped •on*. antboririag Use Ladw*' Library Asoocisthe memlM-r* sould act intelligently Uxi ot Katasiaaw hold projrety, real and and promptly. Mr. Campbell strongly urged the Mr Moore thought tbe loll should be disposed of now. ao that action could be taken under it laskien Fripperies. Mr. McNabb stoutly opposed the bill. Coiffure* tend to comiiactncue, and A thousand men, he said, each with a are worn lower in the back. ' fann of 1110 acres, an* better than 1,000 Cerrtmmioua dinner lot tots demand miles of railroad. elbow sleeve* and lace rufflea. , Mr. Thomson finally withdrew bis Braids or short curt* down the lock motion to strike out all after the enact­ are worn with dressy evening coiffures ing clause, and tbe bill waa agreed to, Ball and evening shorn must l>e and. subsequently, passed. trimmed with a flower or bouquet, but it tanas be very small and fiat Mr. Willett bos introduced a bill in Oriental atlk««. Persian and Egyptian adka. aatina, velvets, bttxwds*. and cor­ tbe House, which should have Iwm a law long ago. aa it ia but simple justice duroys are all used for waistcoats. Very small figures, check* and atnpee totaern man and man. It provides on white ground*, arc the feature m the swearing, mistaken identity, ar other new Spring cabcoca and perealcw ' A double cape of heavy silk chenille, cause*, is convicted of erime, confined with tinsel thread twisted in the same, in the State prison al Jackson, and af­ ' Vb* tat*rtLno*cl,y k* U> terward parioned by the Governor on 1 White*mS' &eMea' ’oToUn^5® evidence establishing hi* or her inno­ cence, such person shall have a claim on leaden tint are worn by the ckterly the State for coinjienaation at the rate ladies fur full iLresa. with f»H trimmings of H for each anti every flay falsely imjinsoned. Tbe claim shall be made at of creamy oM point laces. The long watateuaU worn with drewiy the court where tbe conviction was toileta are separate garment* anil mav be made, and the person shall produce a worn with •. vend di Bee*nt kinds of certificate of tbe Wanton, showing how many day* he or she was deprived of Snake bracelets, winding acvcral times bberty in the prison. around tbe aim, and having jeweled *o nuar al hand probably, has caused eyes, arc among late novelties in jewelry quite a flutter among the Republican and arpatnenfk. ' / II* Square n«yks are much worn on low politicians in tbe Legislature and corsages. \ necks are also seen, but । throughout tbe State. As I write, the round, low necks arc preferred by moat i Senator haa moot likely reached his home in this city. Aa to well known, young ladies for ball toilets. The hat of the fwaaing moment to the । although far advanced in Tears, be has equestrienne, in rough gray felt, (land­ a young and fashionable wife. A few ed with three narrow ribbon* placet al 1 year* mm-e, be erected a fine residence in Lansing But lust now the interval* around tb«' crown. among the politicians * Birds of fioradtoc, butterflies, and in- question M1 »‘*u in {"f® «f. fpdd filigree to, “ Who shall succeed CLnstbuicy aa i With the and Imp^gau feather ornaments are United Stales Senator!' Rrpnblitan politicians Chandler ia still worn in the hair for full dreoa. strong and popular, altlxmgh. as » as the case four yearn ago, some memlier* o tiie Legislature, among his own party, can not I* induced to aupport him. Ex. Gov. Bagley, of Detroit, Las many | political friendte who would be glad to ' >re him in tbe Senate. It to under stood here that Judge Christiency's ‘ nwignation takes effect March 2. The joint committees on the Insane Asylum at Kalamazoo will resume their Islioni in that village next Tues­ day. They have beet: authorized to send for persons and jaqs-re. and tlo-y will have a sti-c ;raphrr Io aid in tak­ ing testimony. The committee sp)>otnt*d to investi­ gate the State printing make very alow progress, having done little or nothing There haa been ranaadexabk debate Upon matters jxrtairing to nigeutu. deer and elk. Many pigeons and a large number of dear are annnallv transport­ ed from Michigan. H tbe steagbUr goes on, the number of throe birds and noble deer will continue tn “grow small by dlgrsna and bewutifiiHy toes.’* TMK LO»G M*HD>S. The Tlaghbhiru now takes its accoe- Hastings Business Directory. tnrned them over to William E- Chan­ dler after trying in vain to decipher them. Chandler carried the originate to lhe office of Ben Butler, and. while that gentleman'* bock waa turned, quietly laid them on his desk. Copies of them, in the meantime, had been made and forwarded by Chandler to Whitelaw Reid, of New York. Reid placid two cxj-crU. Hazard and Gros­ venor, at work upon them. They wrestled with tbe matter for weeks without mak- NWEEZET, tion to be placed upon* portions of the Pension Arrearages bill. It is a I matter of great importance aa to when tlx- payment of arrearage* ttegin*, whether on the date of the diacliargr of the pensioner from ' the Government service at al tbe period at which the dvsbility commenced. After consider­ able debate on this topic tbe matter waa left for tbe opinion of the Attorney DEn&8,MEDlCIBE8aBiCHElICAL3, Fa».y and ToWK Art<l~. sad fMuMwn, teste*. I-rrtuorry. as, PWaw. CM. Warren Mitchell, of Lmitonlto, Ky., ha* for several yean been prosecuting I a claim for $12*.000. to reimburse him for cotton seized by the Federal troop* ' in Georgia. during the laat days of the Rebellion. The Coart of Chums once I decided favorably on this claim, and Mitchell was just about to get possesdon of the money, when information came to tbe tnctnlwrs of tbe Court that, ao fur from the plaintiff Ix-ing a loyal citizen. as be had proved by any number of vitaemea, hr bad been a contractor in the South daring tbe war. furnishing the Confederate army with pork, beef, and other sinews. Thereupon the Court of Claims modified their opinions so tar as to reverse their decis­ ion and kick the claim out of court. Of course MitciwU's next st«-p waa to make a raid on Congress. After a nene* of spicy debates the question waa de­ cided adversely by tbe Senate, by tbe decisive vote of neventedp yraa to thirty >OWEKH k BARLOW, IRON, HAILS i SHELF HARDWARE to these war claim* in tbe Houac of late haa induced Senator Edmunds, of Ver­ mont, to propose aa amendment to tbe eonstitnUot. prohibiting the payment of DR\ GOODS, SILKS aa< DRESS GOODS LI UN RUNKELL, Senator Ferry, of Michigan, baa offered i.i the Senate a new National Militia bill. It provide* that all able­ bodied male citizens between the ages of IS and 45 veam, within the rcopective Slates anal lerritories, except *uch aa may be exempt by iaw^hall constitute tbe militia. The militia are to be divided *1,000.000 Groceries aad General Prodice, opinion is that tbe practice to not wise or wcrean. A * cut and dried ’ visit, ia a bam bug wd * * ' wm MONEY TO LOAN! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-02-15.pdf.pdf d0b412cd240fefd7dab244f1ff4cdae8 PDF Text Text ORNb STRONG, VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE. BARRY C’0., N^HlGANt-6ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1871). tiality which makes the ghastly recital at once valuable m history and exciting m the most absorbing romance; and with a masculine diction which, eonsidering the time in which ba wrote, would liavc been *ufllwmt <4 itself to give him a high place in English literaturc.^De Foe waq a child during the nlagni; BMweof flic harrowing scenes WM. fAKMRNTBft. nK#.GUIS WOLD. MlM* l*1lT«iH>a 81 C. lir HIU--* iiue buran- .'rm. |1 aadnehoiarahip. to* point out the defects in fche mode hith<vU}.*’dopted. No effort skpjid be spared to make the next clisrgul that fiends who luui recovered cAUMieration more thorough than a«y from the disease stealthily earned it to taken during the first century of the be introduced into families who. by in­ republic. It is particularly desirable many and >briou» defects in cident or. cleanliness. had escaped it in tbkl it* usual count*. Delirium was one ot th? method id collecting industrial stsin common effects. Il is hard to believe tisMos should be removed, for it or well klKivn that the utatuitica thus far obtainrd have had but a nuxlcrate value. But the important political interests mmhtleil^.-eMion“of monev: jewelry ^Uich depend upon the ^umeratioztal and clothing. oarsitatir^. also maku it oxceedimrlr de rirubli1 that tlie work should be more The story of the blind japor ia one nf fcrciirelely and faithfully performed than tlie grim legends of the fame. Da has Ixxsn (xaiauble under the old system. says he was not blind, but weak, igtio- It in a notorioaa fact that in manv local­ rant and poor, and that he wcutalufj^ht ities the rivalry of towns has liad some from door to door, piping, and thus ob­ influence Upon the thoroughness of the tained food and drink- of which he wa* work, ami tlMW"ulta wjll inevitably be fonder and some kind of lodging. Otif distrusted aS tang aa returns from one uj#u ^ overcome with ............liquor, . night, x-hcH«V placi- can 1-W1 back for revision until _ __ .. . " and _J* x'.i 'i down......... nporf a. *irrct-*tal! those from other places have iwen for "•« . asleep. The ----practice of... the .bunera was wan led and zn»'<- public The plan of to nng a bid! to announce the coming of the dro* heart, and a* a signal to bring out tb« IkmIu-s rcniiy for -interment. A* the blind piper forgot, in flic uncon•cionOraa of uitoxicatirai, the plague and it* borrora. the bell rang around the comer A door ojienrd. and a dead laxly was lai.1 upon tile stall benidc him. hr. l*x>. being supposed to lie dead. Th* hearsay, and some* of it indention, ft bears the stamp of natty*- on every page, and might have bgcu absolutely true in each detail. 'rjtc reported ap­ proach of the plague, after tLo close of the war with Holland, demoralized the people, and in their fright they liecamc easy vn tuos to ynackg. totroio’firs und Signa appeared on many d<x>ra: “ Here lives a fortune­ teller," and crowds visited these impoatora every day to find out who was to be attacked bv the disease •• Infallible Preventive fill*,’ the '•Only True Plague-Water,* and similar matrums, wen- energetically advcrUaed and brought large profits !•> the fraud**en­ gaged in selling them One doctor adTlie ronqiaratin* immunity which T’>rt'*p<} ' Anfallib)*- preventive, naaions have enjoyed in the present"azewlly jybie-J , " Advice gratis to eeutury from nil form* of pestilence tiie j»o*>r. Hundreds flocked to lu» mart be attni.-Yted to better m«xlr« of . living, as the restraint of the spread oi apulauiirt when’ they do appear i* to be b»cV*. ami Imij hi* I* it lie*. Many delu­ 1 attribute'! to inor*r ihtelLgrut mrlboila ded wretche* were iu> overconio with of droliqg with them. In Curtliagn. fear that they robbed traveler* im the Rome, AUmuk, Egypt, Ethiopia, and tngirwav» in ordi r to rar*- the iixmcy Syna. plsgii*-* raged within the five to got the doctor's decoction Al last, c-ntunro pweiling tlie <Jhrt*ban era . the mob l*cgaa to appnx i^tc the charand nearly every (Jeutiiry Until the pre* cut contain* the swfui record of Similar pelted to distribute hi* st>x-k amoug them and fly for lus life. Thvchtrrclica companion Wen- thrown ii devastation. At G*in*tan(inan!r were the favored resort*. al*«>. for the occupant* soon joined lh< eighth century, 200.00(1 p*-r*<>n* ignorant and auix-n<tiUau*. a* well as Lu'Jc. It is said that hi* pip th re. year*, without for the pk>Q> and alucaled Extraor*nch as *up*-n>titi< plied, and large numbrn died from the spread of the infection in Sisily and gr-nrrafl’ Greece. England and Ireland were plague visited in the eleventh and twelfth, and «t> soap and water and disinfectant’ cattle, fowl*, and donicati'- animal* dial fart, nobody thought of i-li-iuiltne*. of the same pestileixx- aa the people. Il ntilation or any hygienic rule a* i was the plague wjnch drove Henry II out of Ireland in the next centurv- and. in the thirt<-cnth. it extended aYl ovl-r Europe, and was <wp*ciallv tagligiiaut in the llritiah islands. In the your leenth, the fifteenth, the aixlocnt.i and idoubtedly U-red along the road. De Foe ’ ’ * ’ i part. at this ma probaldy al! -fletio he plague last,* I tti« uid popular diafav ipprrciated for th' LEWIS DURKEE EMORY PARADY. WOODLAND HOUSE OR NO STRONG. 'y^TOI*COTT HOLNE, hTnahville, Michigan. rtain a oonviruon Orthodox As soon a* the plague wm uttl aiautious | ov«f. aa.i thgpuid clergy returned, the Motlaniel-ia their ‘ diab-nter* w«n-attack' d w violr-iitlr ** dayfS Mtaiy (J evr-a nrgad thet ill ever, and their asrvir*-* Were'forgntfrn woul't bc blasph* , and rpresumption with the name promptitude with which * ' * they )<*d h*-rn acca-ptiuL to attempt to escape from what the following year destroyed the germ* manifestly God's wrath, whjc.ii ha Nolhiug is said alx>ut the cliiirvbra and fumigat^l the city Tin- roti lx> appeased doing anything in the form of practical fiacralion lasted three day* and night*, 400 street* and 1.1,20(1 nouara were laid plagues tn tlie auro of Weaforn Euroj*.* S"r ia it clear that, on account .f the Waste, eighty nine churches, including were engender'd by cause* wholly regulations adopted bv the th.vern 8L Psd*a. were dfiAtaoi*-*! and a stop withir. the eoatrol ot eMim-a and n„.nt. anytbu.g could hav.- 1--.-I. done wa* put t«> the flame* "uly by bl"*>ng goal sense, and wore n<4 kindred to , dwav* l-erfl the habit of mou up a larg. l>«lt of bou**-s in tl»s» way. the Asiatic p.-*tile:iro, althongb alway. ari.11B ,h,.n' <Unp.r llf 1u|h[ believed to lie of the same nature .pr^Led. the King. CLarte* IL. and hia Then- wa* an epidemic in Txmdon ••* • • *•' • 1407. of which 30.000 died, ’t was municipal ant bon tow nndrrt'xik tin- ilfi.tWU.OUO to jacnah, wm p duced, n«> doubt, bv local neglect. AdmitualraUur. of bomnens. cred, moral ■ t»mnrkabJ» SMUiirai pi- now Irish ]iriKliier<l th« , .Mid staentiflc. dunnf th.- plague «ra -famine —--7 pnjbuljy . wThere were t called plague "f Hflb Abd lixO, and, «J-. The- plague provisions wen- ex ' famines. «w«rtn* of locittto. though there was a pcstilru.x- m Ox tremely simple They eonai.led in reiiatiaJ os well as terresti ford tn 14i 1. and a general and deadly shutting up the door*, window*, and the order of the season* ae. malady, whatever its type, waa import rd. Henry VII. fled with hi* court to Calais to escape the distemper in 1500 . Oxford wm literally depopulated seven teen years later by what was called tbr “ KWcsting rickn*-**," which did not then appeju* fur the first time, aad the Jilagn*-* in Izvbuid a fuW ytwn later were of tbr uaii- »ti!l nnexolained character In th*- Iw-ginuing of the •evcntcclrth century » large part of th*population of । I.qtuloa |x-ri*J*v«l of a malignant epidemic which the rhroniplague, and seven year* later it swept r rance with a liroom of destruction. In 1656, 400,000 di*-d of plague in Italy, and the groat English j>esUlvnc*I of 1665 ha* l»*rr. graphically drocribed by De Foe The fire in tlie following year K-ctn* to have had the rffc-t of a diaiufcctont. for England remained fre - C. C- WOLCOTT, Proprietor. NEW LIVERY IMA BOARDING STABLE Double & Single Riga, tiqiuty and tradition; ita most fatal irruprions were in 1831-*32, '3ft-’:j7, '48■49.’B5-U6. AJ Mediaeval literature <■ replete with vivid and often wholly incredible ac­ counts of these jx-riodical aeonrgee. The idea of associating them with natu­ ral cauara, oi checking them by scien­ tific retpedic* was practically unknown. Indeed, then* were no scientific reme­ dies. The black death is Florence waa calamity. Better far io confess poverty, be an honest bankrupt, than to l«e brok­ en down in Ixxly or mind under too great an exertion to avoid such a calam­ ity. With emotions of unspeakable pity for every man barasaed by his un­ satisfactory affairs,! turn to expostulate with die coming generation. Keep a sound mind in a sound body. Dobe con ten te<1 with ‘ things honest,' with comfortable mediocrity. Huslxnd the stock of physical and mental life God has given you, that you may not grow prematurely old — tikeless before your ni firm t tnahocany mace, tipped with elaborately-worked silver. For over an hour a very seedy individual, with red hair and a broken nose, lingered abbat the window with such a mysterious manner a* U> lead the officer on the comer Ui behere that Li* intention* were not good, so he “took him in' on general prineiples. When the officer related to the court his ground for the arre*t, and, finding themnot tenable, the magistrate quizzed NUMBER 21 Asai-i P Inman, whose funeral took place two miles cast of Utica this morn­ ing. was a highly eccentric character. Seventy years ago be built a log cabin on one of the hills that idwpo to the Me, hawk river. He waa them 16 years at age, bad a wife and Home time during the flrat year of L:s wedded life Inman informed his wife that be intend­ ed to preserve silence for the remainder of his day a This conclusion was the result of an exciting dialogue which In­ man ovrrhranl between lus father and a near relative. Expressing • belief Unit more barm than good is wrought by apeer.h. he announced his determina­ tion to place a jiermauent padlock upon bis lips. This was in 1810. The following year hia first child waa bora. When that interesting event sraa approaching a near climax Inman rode teveral mile* in the eight to Fort Herkimer in quest of n physician. Hr carried date and pencil, wrote a state­ ment of the situation, and returning with the medicine man received tlie an­ no uncement of lus nate-rual respouaibilitira iu silence. The following year —in 1812 — whim the ycommof Central anil Northern New York were sum- bor. Inman rcfw>rte<l for duty at n post near Adams, Jeffmon county, riding alone nearly 100 mile* through the for cats to the recruiting station. Produc­ ing In* alate he wrote. “I com.- to tight, not to talk.* The commaruhng pfficer declined to give lnm a place in Twenty-four Senators have been elected, and only one i* still to be chos­ en The retiring Senator* are srventern Republican* and right Democrat*; the new Senators, including one Re­ publican yet to be clioscs. are fourteen Democrats and eleven Republicans. • Nothing; Jcdgr simply admiring fl c was noted fur hl* strength. With and meditating.' Ezra Grinnell (who is now living al (he 'Admiring what’* “ That list, Jcdgt the beautiful Ixae age ot H7), Inman earned a cannon from the St. Lawrence river to Adam*. Jef­ ferson county, s distance of forty mile* The men were four days making the trip Two day* of this wa* spent io O-nsu* BurcaUj which thn* far have Ix-cn singularly sustained by facUy^vc 47.U83,<XM) probable jxqnitatinii July I. 1K7K *J>'1 49.395,not) ** thepret’ *bl<- poputettun July 1. 1879 Th«M' cal'-ul»lioii*. btta-d upon the principle • if constant wmkI difirrencea. give on increase «f about -Tl per cent fertile decade now approaching an end They are strongly confirmed by the ccnsu* taken in fifteen of the State* by State auCiunti. during 1K74 in Michigan, during 1X75 Wpii'wa. K«nw. Ixiaisiana. Mawiciiuiu'tbi. 4iinnnM'ta. N'-viula,Ne>« tnetnlwra, two will take their seats in the body for the first time, and one is yet to lie chosen. The Democrat* gain seven Senator* four tn the South, two in the Pacific Coast Stales, and one in Ohio; the Republican* gain one in Con- After five or six years of tin* 2___ :.E: developed He would never read , iiiwl; hr refused to dnnk well I r. and for aixty-five years slaked his 1 He always sat by a wood fire, and of late years, wln-n traveling, earned a box or trunk containing a supply of fuel. Inman visited New York city once— dvr yean ag*> nding as far a* out* day and completing the the ilay followicg For fifty *>e<nint now‘day*, though " "You don't li»jk aa though you'd bnn^ a prize.* put in the court. 'Not for buaulT. no. Bat for acara, Jcdgr; for scan I ni prime cheaac, head of the heap Pm n martyr, I am, but doImhIt would guen* lt_* “To sky-acrapera, Jrdgr, daisy ten* Iwunrra, ver know Taking but, nglit off thr .... hand The elactinna of Senators have now been nearly completed. Including the elections made last year, the new claas of Benatora for the term beginning in 1879 and ending in 1886 will Ixt M fol­ lows (Democrat* in italic, Republicans in roman): • March will, it is now certain, consist of forty-three Democrat*, counting Mr. Davin, of Illinois, as one of that party, and thirty three Republicans. Sooinitially they will be divided aa follows: I Otherwise staled, the Northern States are to be repreaented by thirty-one Re­ publican* and fifteen Democrat*; the Southern State* by twenty-eight Detpocrat* and two Republican* The next class <>f Senators—those whose present term ends in 1881 —in­ cludes eleven Republicans and fourteen stive he went prepared for a tenng one of the leading . Uir Democrata. on the other Buffalo, th. old gentleman ^4. woa14 (*»] to thrirSenatora h the State* of Connecticut. New York, Sew Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. If 10 change should occur in tbu next two i rar*, tlie Senate, after the 4th of March, 1881. would be compoaed of forty Dcm>crata and thirty-six Republican*. ILone will preliably go Republican thia rsur, and Mr Hamlin will hare a Re­ Hi* theory wu* dial die glare itruni-d tta, eyes, while die oil left on unhealthy taint in the atmoaphere. He wm never known to sat bv a n<! fire, always avoided ga», and hi* *ju, from whom I gather throe detail*, arourro me that, _____________________ ■ -■ rather than sit in a car heated by a coal E I'iuribu* I'cam. fire, the old gentleman preferred to ndc Mr. A Louden Snowden, of Fhil»twenty-aix mile* on the ptalfurm on a dclplua. thus deaeriliea the origin anti bitter cold day tn winter. i use of the motto E Pluribns Unnm t Inman never oacil toliacro in xny 'It is escribed to CoL Reed, of Uxform, never taxied liquor, avoided tea bridge. Ma**. It first appeared on a and coffee, and never had personal oc- ] eopper coin struck at Newburg, N. YM caaion to seek medical advice. Recon where thsre wm a private mint. The fidcntly expected to hvc to be 100 year* pieces struck are dated 1786. in 1787 ok^and but for the accident which was the motto appeared on iwveral tyjiea of the immediate eauae of hl a dealli it is highly probable he would have talked u curious gold doubloon, or 916 piece, r-entnry. i<oat spring he *owe»i thirty coined by a goldsmith named Brasher. aerre with oat*, assisting m the fall It wm there put ' I'num E Plnribua.' harvest and performing ----- „-----from choice ----- the ... Only lour of there piece* axe known to full quota of 'farm 'laborer's ’ 7 ' work. *■ !>e extant, and they are .very valuable. < Inc of theip. in poHscaaion of the Mint, The ooIh were stored in a gn ever___ 91.IMM). nected with the dwelling by .ia supposed ->-c;___ to - -bo worth ___ _____ ____ poaengv-way. Mr*. Inman, rctt Bung When Kentucky was admitted, in 1791, from tins granery last Monday, informed it i« raid copper coin's were struck with her hnnlsrad that the mire were making E Plnribua Unum. They were made ■muI havoc with the o»t* The old gen 1 in England. The act of Congreas of tiemon mounted a high stool to look | 1792, authorizing the establishment of into the oat-biu, loat hi* footing and. a mint, apd the coinage of gold, silver falling, suatained injuries that speedily . and copper, did not prescribe thia motresulted in hi* death. to, nor wa* it »v«r legalized. It was He leave* a carefully-written record , ptar-ed on gold coins in 1796, rnd on — .years of. • MjTCT coitM jn 17M. It was constantly of hi* life danng some sixty silence. Portions of throe disnes are used thereafter until 1831, when it was quite interesting, bat as s mle he en­ withdrawn from the qnnrtcr-dollar of larges upon the absurdity of giving ut­ now device. In 1834 it was dropped terance to frivolous thought*. He sei-ms from gold coins to mark the coinage ui to have tegarded speech aa a sacred gift, the standard fineness of the gold. In to bo indulged in only when it nromiaed “Them tell* Uiv tale All of them J busted time and again Had 'em drnv in clear up U> die second j’lnl, and The qu’WUon of grentcat political in­ pulled out with tweerere ilozens of terest ix.iinisiOil with til'- rrll»ll» Is in tinw-a Every finger broke in six place*, j regard to tin- ^-apportionment of repre­ Ave tiiuea six. thirty . thirty bn-aka on sentation Takillf as guides, flrat, the "prrdlly • llrv.-d that the diwjw MX' attnhntrn increase ascertained alxnit the middle the nght hand, thirty bn'Mrd on the k-fL Twice thirty, sixty . five twelves, iti-rval a» to aii atrnropbrnc |K>iaon attacking th*dead •-art Stopp**!, the dead >f respiration. The route of ond, the well estal'hsbed fact that since sixty Five dozen broken lingeM in the cause, and ain't worth a continental. ' d ragg*« 1 OUL «m!, tl tia iffilird, the jxuiic of 1873 there ha* l«*-n a very Pulled in for gazing and meditating on I. the ruqiM-s were flung into ■ n>|vrtan>. readjustment in th,- occupa a prize list. Thia la Ux> bard!“ Uiin and location of lalmrer*. with ex­ “It i« indeed bald.' raid Hu*court it to (xinstaalinopln. them-*- i traordinary in*rea*e m thr population "Do TOC see that smelling apjmratua Italian j>orta and »u diatn <d th<- newer *gru.-ultural Stati-*, vs on my oounuunuioef Looks a* though . , over the European continent have prepared an '-wtimate of the prole if timatetl that IB.OtW.OOO du-d able population at thui time by SlaUW. th**’- fail'll in hi* a.**igiu-d ihity.h'- m ami 2I,(H«>,IK»1 in the other c<. tied to a cart-laiI nkd whipp'd ii|> down tlie slryrtA. Tltew yn-, cuur*.-. deserted Aft«r* ^0 pratih___ ,— —-rha*l tak'-n its hold on the city Their their fatal Htonro heard n-> livelier rattle th.-ui the dead-sari*, the «liru-k« of tnauiaro. the Stupidly attributed to groan* of th* sick and dying, and the in Mayeocc 12,000 were lamentation* of faithlrs* watchmen, as maaascred liy infuriat**] mol* If Prof Elliott * estimate l» fully «USthe bloody iaah welted their naked 1 wk*, The leaaou* which Western Europe cither taiuud* occaAiouaUy disturbed end the United State* have learned from tnim-d. thr i« j>nlsl*on of .-*ch oi throe the profound lulcncc when these wen the cholera^havc not Imxjd without gen diTimuo* should be slightly mcreased, the Wostmi States and tlw Terri'one* Si Aunt. Fanatics. Irtiatic*. fools <4 era! effect, Europo ' i* armed and high and low degree, went aimut sing­ mallei against the Eastern visitant, tlie moat It la posnlile that tile allowand <^phtti«ria An th* ?«artb an* yv#.w Inriee maiir fur recent increa**- in Texas f'-vsrin the Sen th liWfrrf’taugM nA that and Arknmuu 1* too large, bu. the gain the price of liber- >n lh«*e States and Western Louisiana death by repenting of their sins. All m, .. . J.— ...I- ......n..,.u... , — w *1... Hardly any ane -who ha* a targe ae3uaint*nc«-, or who reads obituary or rath notices in the public prints, can fail to hare noticed how fatal a disease pneumonia 1*, eajircially in this aty. It really seem* sometime* m if it caused halLUie deaths tliat occur. Each win­ ter it appears to grow more dangr-rou* This season it trn* been very virulent, aomc of his “axiema“Most lives are owing, prolialily, to sudden change* anil productive of empty noi»e.“ “As the unusual amount of snow. Pneumo­ 1.000,000 ia to one, so is sense to sound " nia invariably begins with a cold, to “He who talks most feels least.' “The which scarcely anybody attaches any fool talks while the wise man thinks." importance, and the cold is neglected Inman leaves a snug fortune which his poiaofa of the plague afoot the vital or-' until it result* in the painful, and al­ son inherit*. His last written message gans that, in the beginning, many | ways alarming, disease. 'Only a cold! * was: "Silence is golden." His oft-pen­ robust men draMpd fiead in public eehoed the renowned Abernethy. "A ciled admonition U> his son was. “Keep pta^u/Thry CM. oFcvunra.' robbef One of the clergymen of Worcester, cold is always to be feared. ' * K mouth thuU" In the neighburA* the season extended, families pre­ Ma**., in the conracof a sermon recent­ killed, mory men than *~ bc was known as the dumb man. pared for their fate by getting randy ' ly, u tiered the foltewiagwnutionary «ugHe was quick to read character, loved a fitting gBnndDt* for the grave; these I ge*tion* in regard to immoderate brain good joke,and insisted that there wmbo were, an a rule, tom off iu the journey . WO“Ii’ te a feasdri'«M ^re are dow fo much in the world to learn and think 1 from the dwelling to the eafieteries. , about that time spent in talking wm There wm no pretense of ceremonial. I “--------- kdared. Inman's funeral sm The content* of the carta were spilled ttended, neighbor* coming like oual into bin*. ; .J be snow-drifts for miles to 1 Many blood curdling storiea are told flushed with youth—energy. Within three or for..- days he ia dead. Pnen monia Lm cut him down. Persona who care to live—and the fact that they do live shows that they care to—-cannot be teowwtehdulofkbobegiMU^AoIpBaB4onta,whiehtaoMof tWmoatUataMous and formidable foes of human exist­ ujK>n humpa. He wm rich, and trav­ inn* of your power*; ex­ ence.—A’ew York paper. eled hi .very direction for information. nt and the subtle thread of It wm in toe milder region* of Europe . A ruptured capillary on that he found the tnufortune the most l>ara]yxca that center of prevalent. Spain aupploxl the greatest the stalwart, brilliant man , James Btopheaa, the Inal* rerointioni< amvrel yesterday in the Francs. The rumor of his intended vitat had liecn current in Irish national eirahM ra this city for some time. He was met at the wharf by several friends and escort­ ed to quarters that had been prepared for him. iirincinaBv in Pana since be wont from New York four yean sgn, but was in consent comtnnuiration with teuton in Ireland of the party who beheve in �Wood and Tin Sap Buckets & Palls, ThU siticlo *h.*U treat of Common, Charcoal, Russia and Galvanised Iron Sap Pana, Galvan on any one fact, leaving aloiia hfeown cuneluaiun*. ized Iron Evaporators, Smoke Stacks, Syrup Cans, Sugar Tins, and all kinds of Sap Spouts, including POSTS EUREKA min, and also otre ef t ter those he leave* lx never to roc again, awl cxiitemeiit ji'.;..- In: written np by aide pens, I will drop it, feeling that all will excuse me for not wfehfag Ui deal farther with it. We will return to our lines, where a few of the boys are selected,—or volun­ teer.—as a party who are to be railed the “forlorn hope" whose duty ia to lead In an aiwault on the enemies works, they leave their comrades feeling that they will never retan allre, bat duty prom pts tlicni and on t hey rush. Steady they go, in solid column, into the very jaws of death, never looking back to see if they are followed and supported in hb thnuly anna, fangs it lovin by their comrades. On they go : up, i up! ’Now they reach the top and arc preparing to rush down upon tbr ene­ tbs littis one, and looking around upon my, when, looking for support, they the group he wwndefw within himself ilnd tbcnMwlvrs deeertML anil fall liack “Khali luvaraee these dear tinea again,* they must, i»r all lie taken prtsonera. then overcome with emotion be Imrsfa Beck they go,.lhe rain of shot and »heU into tears; while none but the gn at and pouring down tijHin them until they,— merciful Father can tell the feelings of or what now remains—cuter their lines. that little gf^uy aa they are fathered Another call is made, nnd still anutbor, without doing more than to thin the to bid him good-bye, I ranks of the anny. A great General : ----------- -------------- -ground, frelmg the arrive* ; now trie works wm oe taken ; scene to I*> too sacred for their prea- an advance ia ordered, C few thousand cucc, while n prayer AM-eud* too limit- more livre are lost, and another star in en from (heir hearts, (or hia safe re­ added to (he sIkhi Ider at Uie Gunerwl. turn. Soon the enemy gets tired of playing, Now, the good-byes arc said, the man and they evacuate thr work a, leaving baa gw»c, leaving mnny to monro his the Gencial to get the credit of driving absence, while he. thinking of ttte dear tbepi nut, and also add to hU liodgc one* left behind, returns (o bis ivudi s- another star. But bow many widows vona, where he must remain untiithe and orphans are made, how many time comes to scud the lummami to homes are made desohite, just to grati­ the front. fy the auibiliou or n few men. Think , Possibly he has lieea there a few days of it ye who would rush into war at when word arrives for him to ' return least provocation. bome quick.’- for a fata) disease lias at­ The soldier i* taken very suddenly , tacked his family and one him already sick ; the doctor is sent for, but be is , tiled. The new* comes like a thunder­ attending some ‘loyal’’ Southerner’s halt tn his mind. for be knows be loft feast and can’t come, or may betbssolthem ia apparent good health. For diet is “playing off" to get nil of duty, ’ sack n«i unreal case be gets a furlough and "he is not going to spend his time of possibly six days, and he newr fnoltug around them.- ?£. poor fel­ sleeps until he mecu his family, t«y> of low must remain c«*>;kk1 up iu a dog which have already passed away, (one, tent until his excellency feel* disixrsed the little prattling child he belli to his to honor him with a visit, when likely Iwaom when parting with bis family.) the Great Mogul looks down on the ami one other lies vciy daageroualy ill. | suffering nfen with all the disgust im­ He, with aching heart, conveys to their aginable, and turning ronnd. hanghtily last resting place thr two dear ones, »ays: “take him to the hosjiital.’’ (Here and amid the erica of his family, nod lot mn my. tbh* ia n trne picture so fur, with bran loin with grief, Ik- must ' the surgeon m. a poor day laborer lwleave hi* family again. He takes, as j fure he entered the army, and the sick he thinks, the Inst look and kiss of the soldier a highly reflected and educated •ick ehikl. with tears in its eyes, ami farmer.) The ambulance is called, the quivering lips, looks tip to 4» fattier man is tumbled in, away they drive for and asys, “Father don’t leave us; I two or three mile* over a rough road, shall very soon follow dear brother and the soldier jolted, aboat and almost sister, don't go. Father. Don't go!” dead ia soon nt the hospital, wlmro he What can the father do? The time tumlilea out or is heljwd oat and placed has already past in which he should re­ on a cot where be cannot rest until be turn to his post. He hruvrs a sigh, replies to a thousand and one ques­ and looking towards hravvu breathes a tions wbc~ *— s----"~J — — •called upon to atrip prayer for .he rratuianod io health of aul don I lothc*.—but not tuihis dear, child, aud for the welfare of til he first x»d -----------------------refreshing Im th hfe family, theu taking a final adieu, —and aftej hr la about al>out dead with fa­ depart*. weighed down with , grief. tigue he ia Kindly permitted — to lie down But who can tell wit'i what agony of and rest if be ean.. TL? The poor fellow mind that man retains to Iris cum < tides. I lias contracted some diacare which will there to find that they are ready for dtmble him for life, the surgeons neg­ marching, to leave their home* and lect their duty, thr man is sent home, friends and go forth to Iwitlc with the and tlie war clunea. He fcal* that he ia , foe, and t*s they match away the entitled to a pension, hr applies prop­ thought of each one is. “will 1 ever rr- erly and to the proper ant nori tiro, he tnru bouse alive; w ill I ever see those i* infonned there 1* no record of hia Ibave left behind F ever Iteing sick or in hospital, and Ju.1 a. they are about to get aboard therefore he ia not entitled to tire peatlie ears the father receives the very erwMy of the Govrrnmrnt.’his claim ia painful news that the child be' left sick rejccU-d, and hr passes through life a has died, and O, with what grief docs bttrden u> himoelf and to society. All that father take his place in the care through the good management of the among his comrade*. who are less am - army surgeon*. rowful than himself, and who are mat- jI Another poor fellow meets with an ing tbemselvra a* happy and comforta­ ! accident; lie has got a shot buried in ble aa t be cireumstatM-es will allow, a* hi* body, caused by Ix-ing a little “beed­ are to be whirled away from home. I ies*.’’ n* the officers said, but done A brother of tlie man. who ia to be a while in the service, but not iu the line friend at all times, tries to encourage of duty, therefore be can't have a pen-, and comfort him. But what due* the i aion brother, who ia unman led and without A soldier hears of the death of his a family, know of the secret sorrow of wife, child, tiareiiu, or some near and 11k- husband and father. They go on. dear friend ; he asks for a furlough ; be Nearer and nearer they come to tlie foe. ia roughly told to “return to duty, you Deeper and deeper sinks ihe grief in can't expect to run home every time the iKisuni of the man aa be third.* of any little thing happens." He returns the sorrowful wife left tu baUle with to duty feeling that this world is deso­ the fanible trials ot life, alone ami un- , late to htm. Another soldier, sick, and added. But what ran he do ! To cheer in Imspital, alm<Mt gone with some ma­ np is beyond question, although be ia larial dim-are, asks to lie sent home that paining through a portion of coantry. he may receive the benefits of a more whteh to him would, at any other time, pure and wholesome tUmoapberroi seem of great Interest. change of food nnd water, and tne care they i omr tn where nil of kind friends where be knows be will is a continued num of buaincas; (poop* snrrly recover. He is told that the beings)..|.p..l to the front, cannon and | Government can't send home all the other militare stores heaped up here t ureu w bo are a little sick. Poor fellow ! and there as far as the ey e can reach. he must lie there and suffer iust because She (to him) painful sight of kick and the officer wishes to ret rid ti recom­ wounded lying all around him. waiting mending a furlough fur him, orbecausc abe wmt north for care. And, amidst there are so many officers going home tills confusion, he soon forget* his there tan’t room on the boat or cam for own sorrow and grirtf in the thought hint. Or perchance a man will lie fooled thwght that here lies many, who were out of ten dollars, by not having the all to some wife and children al some |>rivi)ege of funuahtng the coffin when distant home ; and while be is wander­ ing among the wuuudcd. and meditat­ I will not try to picture oat one half ing, be suddenly stops where lie bc- the uiseriea that pertain to bis life, MR* > «W»4 which calls for all his sym- w here fay the lose of comrades in battle pcthiss. Lying on a temporary couch or by disease be is left withoat friend* *s the mangled form of a man, and ov­ In the army. By tire lows of wife, child­ er him fe bending a lady, who, clasping, ren, parents or rriends, be. on return­ tbs Hseding farm t. her k.-U.Trm ing from the army, finds all dreary and ateMt disUwcU-d. moaning and cry reg desolate, and with tssw-ful ry«w and immwpntfxiod HHEUMATI I HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN FARMING IMPLEMENTS FOR CT7» l■y^yCJl*M»amwHi istfcs p Champion Combined Reaper and Mower, Champion Single .Mower and Reaper, Jackson Wagons and Buggies, Buckeye and Farmei’s Friend Grain Drill, Coates and Tiger Sulky Hay RakvS, Buckeye Wheel Cul­ tivators, Wiard Steel and been known for forty-two years; so say the oldest inhabitant*. The people are very friendly bat they lack the northern energy ; tin*can be readily seen by any practical observer. Then come on ye Northern men and build up this good and productive country.’ We wen- sorry to learn, through the columns of News, of the death of out much esteemed friend, J. H. Lee. Leaving these few remarks for thr consideration of the readers of the New#, I will does. B. II. Fauokkh. VIENNA BAKERY Don’t fail to see me before buyin. Remember PIONEER STORE Boston Our V ast Stock will be Sold at Cost, or under if necessary, for Ready Pay ’s Suits for $6.50. Men’s Suit’s for $8.00. Men’s Suits for $10.00. Store! Men Men’s Suits for 12.00 Overcoats for 4.00. Overcoats for 4.50. Overcoats for 5-00. Overcoats for 7.00. Overcoats for 12.00. BOOTS AND SHOES. Men’s Boots for $2. Men’s Boots for 3.50. Rubber Boots for 2.50. Women’s Arctics for $1 Men’s Boots for $2.50. Men’s Boots for 3.75. Rubber Boots for 2.75. Men’s Alaskas tor 85 cts. DRY GOOSD. Prills for Fite Ceils. Double Fold Alpacas 22 cts. Cottoudes for 16 els. Their Complete Stock Kentucky Jeus for 35 cts. AH Wool Flannel for 18 cts. MICHIGAN NEWS. Men’s Boots for $3. Wool Lined Boots for 2.50. Men’s Arctics for 1.25. Beaver, Calf Foitd Boots 2.50. DRY GOODS. Prints for Sii Cents. Turkey Red Prints for 9 Cts. Simple Fold Alpacas 14 to 18c. AU of Our Dress Goods at the Cottoudes for 20 cts. Cotfonades for 25 cts. AU Wool Cashmere for 65 cts. Bearer Cloaking for $1.75. All Wool Flannel 25 cts. Cashmeres for Forty Cents. Lowest Possible Prices. Tweeds for 49 cts. Bearer Cloaking for $175. AU Wool Flannel 30 cts. Sone very fine Ready-Made Cloaks for $6 to $10 Tlie skunk han cat lias yielded over at Charlotte thus far. A Inn of runaway steers killed a lit­ tle son of Mr. Peter Snyder, of Kent Chy. a few days ago. A. L. Skinner, an old and highly «wtecmed eltixrn of Battle Creek, died CALL IN & LEAVE YOUR ORDERS EARLY did chance for a man of small means and also far those trf larger means. This country needs a good merchant flouring mill, us there is worn- in some eighteen or twenty miles from here, and the citisens of Triplett and sunwand­ tug country uro willing to make it an object for some good miller to locate at thia point. * . . There has been considerable snow this winter, but it baa all disapr* red and it is now nice and pleasant. Tlrerc BiHIIPT PBICESI SPRING STOCK T Ladies Underwear 40 c. Ladies Undenear 60 c. lea's Ii for 35 4 55 c. lea’s Dravers 86 4 55 c Ladies Skirts Siitj-fiie cts. Ladies Skirts Ei^tj-fiie cts. Lists Bai Linen Handkerchiefs 10 cts. Lira Bndkerckitti JO ct Mabias for Fifty cts. Kibias for Eighty cts. Cotton Batts 9 cts. . Cotton Batts 11 cts. Cotton Batts 13 cts. Wall Paper at Cost A NICE LINE OF SAXONY AND FUR HATS AT COST. Now is the time to buy a sett of that Decorated Crockery Ware. White Granite Ware at Cost. good bargain. MORTCACK SAUL TV in UHAe.d-Uas karta, Kn ^,4, u �J. LENTZ & SONS, 18-4w_________ SEE THR E»HTSf!WI HEWER, Trumaa'a Store. CT Ataa f Ml Wfcarw th keep leUevtw anil Ohio Jfrbite Lime on Mod at all tour*. I'W’Vring Hair and Read Ihr **M." Of tbr Vienna bakery. rfiMdi John Brener ta proprietor. HM Amy TWwl M Mrs. Altai, of Hattta Crreh. are ndting Mr*. L. C. STILL AHEAD! GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE ! GROCERIES Ever known ia Naah villa, the like af which Ma never breo beard of ia this vi­ cinity. Ocenpyiwg my own atorv-haikliDg and running under light expense*, I am prepared to make the most liberal offcra in the way of prices and terms, aa you will are by the following ruext Lat Finitire n tte Cmly. FIRST-CLASS GOODS, Hon. D. K. Conk and John Q. Crerer, tw-> weB-known HaatingxHre. were In the vilhagv a* TasOdgy. CONSISTING OF Sugars. Teat. ready for the aprirg freshets. The New WBaou Oscillating Shuttle. Sswlug MmMm M rtUmaVStore. ta the great center of attraction. J. H.-Bainbam's sutyrcta at the Opetog, ‘^ThTfShratT Undertaking Goods, Coffees, Spices, Walnut Casos and Caskets. SHROUDS AND GLOVES evening. "A reurch for God.” TuTTiX > to Potterville by a telegram, on Moo- I day, to attend the funeral ot a stater. । The trustee* of the Christian Cburvli ! are requested to meet at the church next Tnewlay afternoon at 9 o’clock, to dore up the church borines- of the past Tobaccos, Cipars «ui AND EVERYTHING ELSE USUAL- FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORK The annual Maaonic festival and ball will lie held to-morrow night at Uvion Hall. Mrs. Myera, about whom much ha£ lieen said, is married and living al Mus­ kegon, with her husband. A very nice and enjoyable oerMion was the social of the W. C. T. U., on Wednesday t vei.ing laat, for the bene­ fit of the Reform club. new elevator, and on Thursday the find load of material for balMing tbe aai»c arrived on the spot. —We bare on hands fall stork of paper-iMtfa. and delinquents are the only class that can reduce oar stock, and that they will do it soon, ia our pit­ eous prayer seven times a «lay. '' —A vigorous, healthy and young married men was recently asked to have hi* life insured. **Whal for." hr inquired in aMoniehment. "Why; to give your wife'* wenn^ luwhand a start, of course," wm the nedste reply. !■ --A1. Wella Md Bake Mix. two young Kabuno feBows, attendetl the Liberal nodal hat Friday night, and gut into a duel; however they were parted, after some blttod had Ihx u kIkmI oh both sidt-s. A pair of braas knuckles look an active part in the fracas. —The Kalamazoo Insane Asylum inVMtjgatigg committer, might find a The New Wilson OacHlatinz Shutilc Sewing Machine is wonderfulJjuJm* coneeption, unprecedented ’ doiDg a large range of sewing in textile fabric* and leather. The tightening of a set­ screw chabgea the stitch from a tight shuttle stitch for leather work, tailoring-a^>d heavy manufacturing, to an clastic stitch tor family sewing. Ita motions are rontinuou*. admittina of The protracted effort at the M. E. Chureh clrscd on Tureday evening. Rev. I. Taylor, of Albion, the presid­ ing elder, wm here from Friday to' TueMiay aMisting tlie pastor. Heath it. La-Iw* have formed acu partnership, fixed up the gallery >n Griffith's brick tn an elegant and handy luauuer, and are now prepared to rotnPle with any firm thia aide of ranrtsc Mr. Hugh Rom, foreman in Wilkins' making photo'*. croquet factory, ia the present able There will be an oyster supper at thr M orthy Chief Templar of Hastings Ixalge No. M4. I. 0. G. T. bouse of Mr. Heutwn Norton, in Maple Grove, next Turmlay evening, far the The Presidential chair of the Reform benefit of Rev. C. C. Deering. A good Club is now ably filled by Mr. Ik-nJ. stitch with the needle ontof the fabric. time ia antici|>atrd, and a cordial invi­ Cotant, who presides over ita session* It use* the well-known Wilson Com­ tation ia extended To all. with a torti-ous and dignified manner. pound Fred on both aides of the needle, it haa two-third* less parts than any C. C. Wolcott t<x>k hi* daughter Ota, I have just Is-cn informed of a scaaSewing Machine. Its who has been afflicted with u sora ere daloUHeca*c near Bowen's Mills, in othertafirst-clare fuilv eight and one,half inches for the, past ten months, to Ann Arbor which an hitherto respected and aged arm long and live and one-half Inches high, for treatment, on WcdiM-wb^v, and thr church memlier and an adopted daugh­ and the whole Mac>dne ia very com­ Prof, pre*crilx-d a prescription which ter, age*! alsttit fourteen, are involved. pactly and scientifically construcuri in be said would make Ota's eye* well in It i» aaid the matter haa. in a private proportions, elegance, design and ap­ a short time. way. ix-cn Itcfore the church, but no pearance. Its simple, powerful aud inmate of the asylum, sometime, and perfect mechanism places it as far in lauit week while wo were noting that testifies to seeing brutal treatment Olds' saw mill cut 3,070 fret of lumber A gentlcmnn here haa a pnbliration advance nt all other Sewing Machines, practiced by attendant*. in an hour, tbr Hastings Sentinel wa* giving fifteen thonaand renwtna why aa the telephone i« superior to the tin —••Over the hills to the poor hoare." also I’ragging about 1.400 fret that otic should not believe in the Bible. speaking tube. The Wilaon mending was rendered in a superior manner, by Bentley Bros. At Wilkins eut tn fifty 1 hava been sitting up all night, read­ attachment, for repairing al) kinds of our amateurs, assisted by A. O. Miller. ing the continued stories in die {latent textile fabrics without patching. and WifeaaitUiUCbtenu Mr. MiBcraaid of office reports, and when I have finished all nccreaary attachments furnished aStbs •Mateura he ever had any «with all Wilson Hewing Machines. There will be a Temperance' ’<ass these and about fifty voinmea of Con­ free pencncv with, ours were the beat. Thr Meeting gressional Globes, which I am aching Remember for sale only at at the Club Rooms on Snr day gross receipts of tbr play were *41.50. evening. Mr. A. R. Palmer, ottapeer, to peruse, I ahaU -go for” the "reason*. . G. A. Tkvmax’s Siotut. will be present and address thr meet­ L. W. Burnette, brother of Mrs. John ing. It is hoped there may lx* a full Berry, and whose outer appearance, I make a fair profit on all good* sold, attendance as Mr. Palmer ;s one of the with long and flowing ringlet*, haa of­ lest of speakers, and it w ill prolaably ten eaiiM-tl the ejaculation of "Who la and a- with little expense a* any. I tw the last ••niMirtlinitv the people of ia he T” haa left na, having l»ern ap­ think I can stand it. and will *ay that after April 1st 1 shall pay cash on ar­ Nashville will have of bearing him. pointed to the position of United States rival for all good* purchased for my H. M*. Imw for the post four months Consul at Ambt-rstburg. Ontario. Bur- store. Remember tbc Bonanza mean* haa been afflicted with n srevioua sore “bit." A. M. DaL'UUKBTT. on hia netlwv lip. which nomt- and De­ rmita," an inveterate disciple of Isaac troit physicians pruuonnecd a cancer, iW al ton, and those who became inti-j SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, and Merit, went to Detroit to have fl mMoly acquainted with him will miss i At Truman ’s Store. open«r<si upon, but it grew no better, him much. but rather wonw, and the kuife waa , The principle matter of luterent hen- ■ recommcndc*:. Ou Saturday Herb. ' 1 just now l« the vaat impetus added to, I will lx* in Nashville during the went to Anu Arbor to have the surgic­ and the startling velocity with which month of January, UGKon Friday tin* Ze matter again. 0. forixmranre! al oiM-ration nerfortued, when Prof. the temperance sentiment In aggregat- I when will thou cease to lx* a virtue ! McLean, decided against the cancer, ing strength and volume, aince the terory. math- Herit. the atibject of a —Having ju»t received a new canl lecture laefore 950 M tide nt a. ami prr- opening of the aew year and under the ■ cutter and a fine stock of plain and acrilwd for him, and adw the' lip U uiiuiageiucnl ot the new officers, who at the Wolcott House. Dated, Dec. Mth. 1S78. fancy boards, including Oriental, East­ healing fast, which everybody herewiU are reformed men and mechanic*—no profcarional men. Large Dumber* of ■ lake, Emboward. Mtxtaiou. Damask Ami -be glad tu bear. those who have long held aloof from Granite, in thrtr varidu* tint*, and a SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, the Reform Club and the Good Temp ­ fujl line of Bristol*, we are better pre­ A Fracas Sear Middleville. lira are now owning forward and ' pared than ever before to funiish ele­ gant visiting and weddingcarda, or I mil lout week Thursday, Peny and throwing their talent and influence to­ ward the promotion of thr interval* of programmes, ticket*, addreaa and'busi- Frank Moore, two brothers living near neaa cards in any star or shape desired. Middleville, had a fracas, which result­ the cause. At the last meeting, the Don't fail to call up and examine when ed in Pern- getting Ida skull cracked. universal cry waa for a vivid awaken- I in nssd of printing of any description. We are indebted to Barney Brooks for ing and for more zcalou-. thorough work, and thia ia haring a good effect the fail ow ing partfa- ulars: ‘ WM. SPIRE. Fmaxcis GrtaVKa, —The moat wonderful, powerful, Perry and Frank Moore an brother*, in various way*. light-running and perfect article in the and own n farm in company, and have U?" 1 believe it is generally known yfii> i;;;; can l<c seen by « miaerabk- cou' h- tty tho name at BOODLAMHTEJIS. that my Mock ia os complete us any ■tofipbetao Truman** store awl exam - Braid to keep hoasr for them. Beard general»to«k in thr county. Alan, in­ Tim, Martin Mill ia shock full of bus­ viting vou to call and look ore.r my ining the new Wilson Oscillating Shut­ and wife nava been ia tbr habit of car­ tle Machine,—a bran new machine. jn*t rying whatever one would happen to iness now-a-days. speciai burgains. I remain reap’y, out. All expert* concede, it to be most say about the other, that had tlie Ir'int Montan Huff anticipate* burning a A. M. DaronEBTT. perfect in mechaaiMa and unprece­ shadow of mcatmeM in it, magnified, to few buriiels of lime. dented foe duiug a large range of sew­ the other. In this way, without nny Kew Bbarksmitii Mi«tp. John Haynes and Ira Jordan aay tal­ ing inuvrnr dereription of faiwic* and apparent olgect, they had soerveded in ly a girl for each one of them. I l>cg Iravc to infonn the citucna of leather. No lady ran try it without creating on animosity Itetweeu the 8. IL Valentine luu gone to Petoskv, .Nnahvlllr. anilaurrouudiugcountry that wasting it, and the low price it ta sold brothers, which resulted in Perry’* go­ hereafter I can be found at the old at will debar no one from having it. ing to tht’ltarn, when.* Frank wa*clean­ and Charley Bunion candojuatrehe foundry, where I have fitted up a ahop ft»r General Blacksmithing, and am bet­ —•'Driven to death with Work ! In ing off his team, and after putting Thc Woodlaudei a both young and the store all day and till 13 o'clock al away the pitch-fork* and other things, old, are having very bail cold* thia ter nrrjxirvd tliau ever Iwfore to du good work, of every description. A trinight, posting book*, bringing down which might lx* n*cd a* weapon of de­ changeable weather. -I M-Ut ..... ____ baiancea, and gatrfag ready for the fense, out of the way, he called to hi* next day. Enough to kill n man made brother tu come in then* as he wished Some of our reboola are closed, thore SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, of cast iron f TImm: wen- ibe wonk to see him. After Frank had gone *n- having three months Urm*. We uuAt Truman's Store. he spoke to his fond wife, who sym­ to tbr Imru when* hewaa.be (Perry), dcrstaml that R. Perry ta going to pathised with him aad told him be fastened the door and aaid be was g«»- teach the Galloway school next winter. ought Io have more help. "Can’t af­ Ing to give him the d----- st whipping he Mr. Spindler thinks now be has ford it there timea.” he ngbrd m shov- ever received, and pnx-eedrd to <k> so. struck Uh* fountain bead. He has a After be had tired himself out he let drove well 74 fret deep w Inch forced the water up 4fl feet from th« xcreen. thr only wii, that ha* amounted to any thing Since the mill started. Mrs. J oreph Simons ba* just return­ ed from Ohio where she went to attend the funeral of her father. On going to the train the team ran away, and they di<i not rateh tbr train she wished to, and therefore arrived at home ten hours after her fatbet's death. The ladle, ot the M. E. Church held ' a public mi**ionary meeting at Odessa j ln*t Sabbath, wbteh pa-red oft very pleaaant; commencing at t o'clock. After a recital of poem* and rending of ' couipoMtioM of two hour*, culled off ties sold last y ar without a single failare known. For sale by Boux Buoa. j Low Prices ! Fair Dealing! CLOTHING! DRUGGISTS, BOOTS AND SHOES STONE and WOODEN WARE! Good Goods ! CLOTHING! CLOTHING I In Men's Boys* and Youths’, consisting of Beavers, Diagonal, Basket and Fancy Casaimerr*. Our *34.00 Suita reduced to *18.00. *90.00 Suits reduced to *15.00. *10.00 Suita red iced to ♦13.00. *19.00 Salta reduced to ♦9.00. *10.00 Suita re­ duced to *0.50. *8.00 Suits reduced to *5.00. *5.00 Suita reduced to *3.50. 100 Pairs Good Pants *1 JO, worth ♦3.00. 500 Hats and Caps ♦l-00. worth 19.00. Pure Diugs, Medicines, 200 Pairs Boots at from ♦ 1.30 to ♦‘2.00, ♦2.50 and ♦3.00. 500 pairs Women's. Miss­ es and Children'» Shoes from 23 eta. to $2.00 per jmir. The above arc a decided DYESTUFFS, bargains, being worth double the money. . TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES, TRUSSES. SHOULDER BRACES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS. OILS, VARNISHES. AND BRUSHES. OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE. Kerosene Oil i' eta. 13 Pm. Ixminiana Sugar for ♦1.00. 4 lbs. Whole Leaf Tea for ♦1.00. 11 11m. Raisins for ♦!.<■>. Chewing Tobacco 42 eta., worth 50. Plug Tobacco <J5 eta., worth 80. And a thousand other article* at corresponding pric­ es, which cannot fail to attract the pocket book of the close cash buyer. CARPETS AT COST We are bound to meet all competi­ tion. guarantee our good* strictly pun-, and the prices m low, if not lower, than the same gixxls arc offered by any other firm in Barry Co., and if not satisfact­ ory return them and your money will be refunded. Schoal, Iiscellw I Bini Bials Wall Paper, Bordering Teas, Coffees & Family Groceries. Cigars and Tobaccos, Fine Wafcta, Mb, ffitp, Pin. It SELL AM 1^0 A' At good Goods can be m>UL Call and Seo Give Me a Call. WM. A. AYLSWORTH. Your* Respectfully, DAN. MANEE. Respectfully, KOINE BRON. Nurerwor to II. H. ENckinson A C CLOSED OUT AND FILLING UP. (BROOKS, FURNITURE STORE NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS KELLOGG i DEMARAY Drm Goods DISCOUNT all FURNITURE! COMPETITION I LOOK AT OUR 1879 FRIGES: Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2e. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. GOOD GOODS French Designs 11c, former price 20c. CHEAP AS IE CAM AFFORD TO, Every Time. Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. Worsted Styles from 121-2 to 25. COFFINS & CASKETS Our old Dress Goods \Yill be sold much Maiei Sarei by Dealiu with ta. below cost. Don’t buy until you get our prices. tv- Thinking you for paat fkvora, I remain Yours KenpectfYillj'. D. C. GRIFFITH. HURRAH, BOYS ! ____ _ B 1 he Long Brick DWIGHT SACKETT'S BAKERY. Honest Goods, Extra Stylet A BRANCH STORE and Low Prices. The fo'lowing ia thr school report for DM. No. 8. Maple Grose, for thTmooth rodfaardmitiazy MMh i Wffliam Weeks , 83; llsttic Hunt 81* ; Henry Dkkeon M; Edsrand Narue 741; Flinnv Dick- , m.b « ; JM1 Navue SR; Gmfs DMaon Mi; Uuie Caaedl «?i; Emily M; Ida McKinnia M; I have added to my stock of Dress Goods a full line of Broadhead Alpacas Haaaie Ctaer Mi i Edith Hmith 87i; Laura MEAT MARKET! Jkmcm Carignn an, 8. E. Ccu*. Tcacaxa. Sold only by me in this Village. ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SALT HEATS! MEAT My Stock of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE complete. Lamps for 25 to $5.00. bamlt fry e Bnsta-sl Market Price paid ’ *r iOE * 0LEVLB. si nricrur Piled to hl �Col. Felton, the nephew of Gov. ItkJra, wra tefarr tbo fotler si New York, an UwStt Inal, and toM what bo ora are mom, beige brown, black. A mw camel'* hair , , shown without tvilla and with flannel finish; it ia of lighter weight than an* before shown. and ia aa thin aa bunting or aa grenadine; it ia moat largely im­ ported in beige brown and black. The gray woolens look prettiest in odd ar-' murc designs, or in stripes ■ fourth of nu raoDicra. Its exrcittT* nr JiMficis! <JefMrtnW«te, or th* want of a«iinlnistr*ti»ti, falls tn ioth equal protecUon to every rittaro, lb* Supreme Coart of tta- Vnltft! Nlslne esM (oogrrM had the riRbt Io rafuTve Liat protsctkio against al! eaUnrra, and Ital.,. ■ •MH I -• lad. *—. IfSU 1 . txte |V^| ii-ii-----<. * ■ irta. •1 i < .. . 1 । 1 KT • .5 • SI I Nl i *'* 1 SP 1 a* 1 i it co ; M 1 ■* । M 1 ■ M It, v1 •* s1 •, IM N>4 ' —i <. . 1 •i > •< , 1 3* | 11 LO< ! 1; & i1 w — 11 iw .m 11 ।tn 1Ite Al ।I | 1 r. 1 * | |i» . 71 ;, j > ■ ।1 C IL IT 11.Ei 14 C i ■. ; r ’ 11 mis si a» »• <ii :* mm Ute RS . ■— , -HII n.te x; E. ‘ t I* ,0 XT .I ;• Til ,3S fl •«* l>> refne home. I know notbt:? of Ita cipjierw lh*l La.! tarn psamox brtsiva )uiu *o4 oiWw, and «>uL) n<>l hsr.- iramUlnl Ibrfm tn rr<ani to Ita l»rw.i. .!i«f^trh>«, I dM not know that iLey earn.' la dptar autil afirr tta merUnx of Pw roaimUUv U> mvmUgato ttatn. From tta The I'reaidcnl haa made the following ; maximum price, *3 por bushel, was j reached nearly two.years after the close j of our Rebellion. A foreign demand may make an active market, but uni era ' there i* a short crop at home it seldom carries the price up very high- Philadelphia appointrorata John T Hartraan. 1'oaimaatrr; June* Pollock. Nara] Officer; stsi A I. Hoowdon, Snpenntec«ic-..-t at tta Mini it .L, w--..- r> ar— The President ha* nominated Alex­ ander I. .Rsmsll. of I'ucnsylvstua, Coiled htalrs Comal at Moumradoa.. . .Hou. Jowph Ctary. formerly Judgoof ths Coart of Claim*, died a few day* ago. He waa a tunm Her. of < .®gn«a itling* st Waablastun. last wexk. K. W facksy, drtcaud tapubtaa* r»tx!xUls for movement among Ohio Cucjcres* In South Cannma, tta that — ---I—• u^t tta ju-pnbhraia SutaUlutre for Liqaer. A curious fasture of the operation of the No-License law at Norwich, Ct, , ia the substitution by drinkers of other stimulant* in, place of liquor*. Pcr■ Imps the moat natural substitute ot all is Jamaica ginger. Thia extract ha* . about double the alcoholic strength of 1 whisky, and. as it is * medicine in con­ stent demand, and kspt by all druggist*, it make* a very satisfactory subaulut. for tlie habitual old to|>er who is bound to get drunk on something. Thai it ia used in thia way to a considerable extent u shown from the incrcaM-d sale of ^he drug, aa well a* the coufonsion of the user. One dealer estimate* hia salve of ' IT since the 1st of Novemirae times ra great an they third more now than before that date; arnXbcr has noticed but a small increase —not over 5 percent.; while a fourth estimates the calls u|m>u him a* five u- 1 Ume" M UrP* u<” "* lhc-T wcrv UP to ftmXlicaas, sayiag that they fLj leans J ' iior' It is al*> said that the rsde of tn?k« from the BepubUraitt, arrf »m m>« jxregonc has slightly increased m some Uwm at thetr own gucs'. Borton Journal. a* it waa expressed by our informant, I until they had finished the eating. Then, they began to indulge in langiugc that ahmrd the youg tadiea, fin3y culminating in a prujKiaition to “go through the itouse and sec what and who was in iV accoDpanied by a threat to usnrder Uta yoanglsdira if they refnred to accompany them in Che search. Instead of complying with their de­ mand, however. Mi»* Lucy stepped into or else in contrast, as gray with red. Checked effect* are given in tlie weav­ ing rather than* the coloring; stripes will be preferred to chocks, or at least they have tacu more largely imjxxted. Few ptai.ta are shown, but there are many croaa-barred patterrs. CoUon Satlecn*. Etc.—The tauter of satin is ao popular at pi earn t that it ha* been given to cotton Roods, and the novelty for spring wash dnases wi|l be । satteena, finely twilled, yet soft *nd flexible, and with a genuine gloea like the luster of satin. Whether this satin finish will survive washing remain* to be seen, but th* pretty pattern* are said to be feat; they are small flowers in exquiaite colors, beautifully grouped, a* if designed by artists. The grounds are sky blue, cream. French gray, brown, or white, and there are striped grounds of two contrasting color*—roar with blue, gray with junk, cream with bine. These *n» to form gsy Pompadour ovey-drew.* with striped vest* and plain-colored skirt*. Among the l>eat satteens arc stripes of two shades of gray or of oern, with a border of dark cardinal red It is a matter of indifference, so far as the prosperity of the Northwest ia eon•srMd, whether the 300,000,000 of s«rplua corn and half that amount of wheat be dripped to our Atlantic States or to 1 aEurope. It ia aa certainly impoverixhthc country ba the steppings of time Wall Ovixxm-An old horaoearth is unhkr the sun. which is shoe painted in two bright color* make* never exhausted by giving. Il ia un­ a pretty wall ornament Bed and blue dying, undccaying, and in perennial glory fructifies and vivifies the earth, a very good eomlriiisttan, provided it accords with the other decorations of and. like ita Maker, ehangaa not. the room. Gild the Dails and fasten We need not go to the Old World to close to the wall. illustrate the folly arid wickednraa of Soar Fob Wax.—A piece of white selling the cream of the earth to feed ik, Su,it. Fifty-eight year* ago I Castile soap ia better than wax for traveled tkreugh Western New York I smoothing white sewing cotton, and is especially good for the use of very young a d the Western Reserve in Ohio. On I the newly underdrlincd land* of the ] farmer Stale, and the virgin soil of the latter, every farmer vainly imagined he waa getting rich by raising the finest wheat and exporting it at rnonnous cost At that period those soils were ciad fertilizers, and the prudent accumu­ lation* and use of laru-yard and green , manure*. And this practice haa hod its partial success. But the largest portion of those beautiful section* of country under unwise management arc still re­ ceding in productiveness. Lately a very reliable writer and close observer, of Ohio, informs ua that now it takes five •erm in the Reserve to pasture a cow or fully. and out it into a tightly-corked bottle, with enough alcohol to cover it., Let it stand until the alcohol is a bright yellow, then pour it off, liottle it tight, and use it for flavoring when von make rice pudding. Add lemon and alcohol as often aa you have it, and you will *1-. ways have a nice flavoring. A rum pattern for * sofa pillow, for the benefit of ladies who dislike to try their eyes by counting stitches, may be made by taking worsted of four colors, dividing ths length of the cush­ ion into four part* and making each the base of a pyramid. Work each row in a different tint, and. when the four pyra­ mids are done, turn the canvas and fill in the space* either with plain pyra­ mid* in the darkest tint or with dark garnet. If tlie right colors be used, the effect will l»e something like that of * DBoss.nDicmsniCHaiuu, The umr )>olicy which haa rendered almost Imrren the fairest |x>rtiouaof the earth in other placer, ia a* certainly being done in low*. Skimming the When hard water ta used for cooking toil of low* of it* cream by shipping or washing, it ia best to boll it for* few away millions of bushel* of unprofit­ minutes Ixforc using it. a* then the fur able wheal, mid corenug our farms or sediment ia thrown down on thr How to Maki Spring Dreases.—The with 10 per cent mortgage*, hare al­ fir»t new dress** shown for spring have ready brought our jieoplc to the door of or clothe*. Hani water isn’t gtxxl for baaques and coat* with vent*, overskirta, making tea. aa the strengtti of the tea and lower skirt* that ehug to the figure To change our policy, it ia not neceaTit front *nd on the ride*, and are very sarv that our farmer* should rush pell leave* is very slowly extracted. The simply trimmed around the lx>ttom mell, like a herd of frightened sheep, bad effect* of' hard water in cooking with one or two jdaited flounce*. They into dairying, or any other particular may l>e |«rtly remedied by using a are made of lawns and the aaltcena just branch of agriculture There are thou­ small quantity of cartonate of soda, described, with borders, and are very sands of ways the energies of our farm­ or even common washing nod*, which soften* the water, though if much fancifully made with two or three differ­ er* might be directed profitably. be added it give* a soapy, unpleasant ------- ent kinds of goods in * single dresa. Not one-third |iaature enough is non . For instance, a gay Httl* dress of cotton furnished to the 4,00u,<SM) of hogs raised To Kerr Things mow Moths. Fold ratteen has a demi-trainod skirt of sky annually in the State Too mngh grain up your things, sprinkling a little dry blue, with a long apron overskirt nf the camphor in between. Then aew them name, much wrinkled ncrovt the front, health nr profit. up in l-ogs. mode of some strong male and edged at the bottom with a broad There is not om-tenth of the early- nkl, containing no wool whatever; Itand of bloc and while striped ratteen cut and sweetly-cured hay now fed to the stripes ;>crpendicular instead of neat cattle dial could lx- profitably done. linen, of course, is excellent, but com­ mon bed-ticking answers very well. bias -and Itelow thia i* gathered white Rusaiau lace. The vest ta of the atrijn-d Many of the idle hoars in winter should The bags uhonld be stitched very close­ be spent in manipulating ami preparing ly, beat by machine, and leaving not the stuff, and ao much of it is visible that it such feed for stock in warm quarters smallest opening anywhere. This really becomes the baaque of the suit; a jabot of lace is down the whole front More flcall, lone, muscle and fat cal. lie keeps the goods perfectly safe. You put on m this way than by feeding raw need never use any other precaution, of the vest. Above al! thia ia a tiny corn, with stock standing in mud or even for furs, but you must, of course, eoat of cream and blue and red flowere-1 snow, exposed to the Korean blaata. sattcen, doped away from the top of More steers should be raised and fully chance te lay their eggs in the thing* dart* very far on the aides. Every de­ tail of an elaborate eoatnme is earned prepared for market on our small farms, before they are packed. out in these simple fabriea. The coat ta instead of Iteing sold in a lean and lank Mnrcc Pits. Bi.il a ireah tongue; piped with bine, and haa a striped re­ condition to targe stock feeders. For chop it very fine, after removing the this purpose the small farm* mu»t be versed collar, and down the beck of the akin and Tools; when ool<l, add one radically changed and improved from overskirt are draperies made of tlie their preaent condition. And this lead* pound of chopped suet, two pound* flowered and striptxl staff*. stoned raisins, two pounds currant*, u* io the main question of grass. two txiuuds citron cut in fine pieces, The popular question ia, what kind six cloves powdered, two teaspoonful* of gra«s seed should be sown for past cinnamon, half teaspoonful mace, one It appears from the French popula­ are and meadow J For posture our pint brandy, one pint wine or cider,two, tion tables drawn up from the returns experience, dearly learned, is to sow all pounds sugar; put this all in a stone of the census of December, 1876, that kinds and varieties you can poaoibly jar and cover well; in making (lies, chop the foreigners resident in France num­ obtain. Follow the lesson* taught by some apple* very fine, and to one bowl bered 801,700 persons, thus forming nature. Truly in pasture “variety ia of the prepared meat take two of ap­ 117 per cent of the total population. the spice of life.’’ Abundantly larger ples; add more sugar, according to In ’851 the proportion was 1.06 per crop* can be raised, greattw variety of taste, and sweet cider enough to make cent., and in 1861 1.33 per eent. Of food fnrnisdibd. and diversity of grasses the piea juicy, but not thin; mix. and | thrac 801,700 foreigner* 374,500 were will almost certainly guarantee a suc­ warm the ingredients before putting Belgians. 66,500 Germane, 165,000 Ital­ cession of good pasture from early into your pie-plates; tfwnya bake with ians, G2/IO0 Spaniards, 50,000 Swiss and spring to mid-winter. As to tlie qna^ an upper and under crust, taiadr with 1 30.000 English. The most striking illy of seed per acre, the best adrice is, one cup of lard, one ef butter, one of I fact shown by the table* is the relative­ sow all the seed you have, and be cart­ water, and four of flour. ly great Bomber of adult* in France, ful that it ta not spread too wide. But the field hens widens, and our and the small number of children. Whereas ia England children under 15 limited time forbids us indulging in tmr An ingenious Nevada lawyer has years of age form about 36 per cent of favorite idea* on this subject. Gras* is King. In it* direct money raised a novel point of law in behalf of the imputation, and persona of above 15 year* 64 |»er cent, in France the former value, and in all it* collateral and in­ a client who ia under acutance of death. direct benefits it is north more to thr Daring the trial the prisoner was com71 jier cent. The figures arc as fol­ world than all the cereal crop* com­ polled to expose his arm and show cerlows : Under 15years, 10,(XJ8JXX); from bined. It* direct w nothing in com- tain marks that a witness asserted were 15 to 60. 2X527,000. and over 60, 4,361,­ pari»on to its indirect value in the in- there, thus proving his identity. His 000. A* regarxla the occupa'toua of Uie fluence it ha* in preserving the fertility >counsel objected, on the ground that French people, 18,968,000, or 53 per of our farms by ite mantirial wealth iti i this was compelling a witness to testify ce&U, are engaged in agriculture; 9,­ all ita forma Without the modest gras* against himself—a thing * prisoner esn274,000, or 26 per cent, in manufactur­ which we tread under our feet,’ ’the ! not be forced to do in a criminal j>ro*oing and similar industries; 3,837,000, or , earth would *->ou Income a liarre.n 1 cution.nud on this ground a new trial is 14 per cent., in trades, and 1,231,000, or waste, uninhabitable for man or beast. 4 par cent, in hlx-ral professions—X- i And we are prepared to say that no man 150,000 being of no occupation. Of , can thrive on a farm—no farm can be the agricultural popchtion, 10,G20JXX> cultivate their own property; 5,708,000 ODe to are farmers (metayers), and 2.639,000 I stock raisrnl on other gras* farms, THE H1METK an laborers and gardener*. Of those ! "v “ ,“WrrJ. .7. engaged in other industries 3,138,000 are devoted to manufacturing. The number of those engaged in the liberal professions are aa follows: Religion, 229,600; police, b&W.public i istruction, 22X600; law, 148,900; medicine, 141,800; art and science, 90,600. soil, on our best farms we only attain to about half * crop in comparison with the farmn that have been tilled for * thousand years in the Old World. And it will require only n few more decades at our present way of .-ultivahng to render our farms equal to the mullein flaUbot Vr-**-“**— Our i ‘ 1B0I, mm I8BELF HARBTAHE >Elll'U.-S DBU. STORE. DR\ GOODS, 81U8aHDBE83 GOODS Groceries and General Produce, MONEY TO. LOAN! (■IffnaiUltUtari* f100.00 and UPWARDS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-02-22.pdf.pdf f0cf7620d69f94ae15e4f81a23e4e296 PDF Text Text VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE. BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1879. w..... ........... , .....---■ --------- ■.■■■Illrin.dl U, NUMBER 22 . ...................................... ruuL HmMvillc Jlirtdinnt. niLAGirOFEICHRi How to Rrwovr Atmasnr Plastkr ■The portion at the plaster which is left adhering to the skin may lie quicklv and rompletelv removed by the use of turpentine and swert oil. Vse a little more than half turpentine. This cosnpoond. rubbed over toe porta with a bit to take the matter in gate'it to the utmost «rjr— know tort, my dear Captain, fall wall, but I can trust you to keep tout prom i»e, am! leave ths case entirely [n nry Ol'R PIS* EWER. it was a lovelv autumn afternoon toward the close of September when we weighed anchor and sailed out of the river Mersey, bound for Melbourne. We had a good ahip-Janel i Pndeloaded with mis-cllano his articles. On ' the fact of their owning- at least £250 lioanl were fourteen (sowengeni; and, worth of jewelry; and they, too. con­ take them all in all, a pleasanter lot I sulted Mr. Moore as to the aafest plan for accreting it. never steered across the stormy sea* The kind-hearted brother and sister There wvtv threw old gentlemen, who were going out to aliare their fortunes, had, it appeared, more valuables in the come «liat might, and winch, poor ohi way of jewelry than any ons on Ixswd, souls, they seemed to think fashioned since £1^00 hxd never purchased what in the brightest colors, long licforo th<- they poaeesasd. The whole of that evening was oocviEnglish coast was out of sight Then there was a solitary old gentle­ pied in speculating as to the probable man. who, judging from the gen- , perpetrator of the theft, and in condol­ ing with Mr. Reginald Moore ok his rwOarlkma »f wtOV Odkw •»«» OWmM tariv, ffsrtrtn.. MH. sTpoivggsC XirOMMCT si Lav. JsWto sflW Pmm A XMary PaMk. Tvsaiacu * immwI CHAR H. BRADY, LEWIS DURKEE EMORY BARADY. E. J. FEIQHNER, WOODLAND HOUSE. UNION HOUSE J. B. RASEY, ORNO STRONG. ^rOIA OTT HOLBE Naahvltlw, MichiganC. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. rimony; bat, instead, bad stuck by each other through life. There were three oM Anatralian set­ tler*. who had l»rn over to hays a pnrp at the old country. and who were now of about 2H years of age, pnsswaring a very clear complexion, a very handsome, long-flowing beard, and a very silky mustache. His nsaae was Reginald Moore. Hia gives reason for taking this *<•• voyage1 was' the delicate state of hia health. There seas Uul ths least doubt that tl*0 poor fellow's cheat irae considerably afcctedi for bfs roiOe, though charm­ ingly sweat, wa one of the waakeat I ever ramrmber |iearing; and it had a certain hollowaswa in ita aouml that in my mind is invariably aaaociatod with tlist terrible disease commonly termed consumption. He always wore a thick muffirr round his neck to pro­ In all my experience—and it ba* l>een a pretty wide one—I never knew any our with so many fnend*, and such un­ divided esteem, in so short a space of tune, aa Reginald Moore. Tbiwo was not, I believe, a sailor on Ixwtrd who did not entertain the warmret jxwuble liking for him. - Aa for the pasaengcni they never seemed so happy as when listening to has amuaiag anecdotes, nf whi-h he warmed to d<xmm an inexhmuUble Store. And _ilm deRaate yaang Eugliab paragon of psasengen had made this conquest over all onr hearts before we had l>een three weeks rt aca. He was. too. such a elever fellow with hu hands He could rut and shape you anything out of a piece al wood, from an ■■yater to an r)r[4mnL and at making model* of ships I never met hia equal. Hr was, beside*, snch a kind and con­ siderate fellow toward hu fellow-; aasmWhen the three elderly gentlemen, who imagined their fortunes made, were afflicted with sea ricktxas, be was the first to come forward and help them about while they slowly recovered. He would insist upon their taking his arm. weakaa be was himself, and he would lead them alxiut on deck with a firm ucss tliat spoke volumes in favor of Ina heavy green aea struck the ship to wind­ ward, necessitating the boatswain tn hold on by the ropes so sa io keep hia footing, and precisely rt the wUnc mo­ ment Reginald Moore apj>carrd at the top <d the salmi stains , I shall never forget the acene. The instant the ship hsd steadied her­ self, toe Ixjatawain commenced hi* ex­ amination of top water-cask. Fa^ * Ute merit only, Moore stood looking al him with as evil an expression on his face aa or UpJilen cloth is Life, A hard finished, amhoth rawhide lining, similar to thorn of’the military saddles, is prefrraLIA Then, if the saddle ta-properly flttedTo Heck, their will be no galls horse is very hardly napL be washed with soap and ieu with a solution of threw 'pens or blue vitriol to Btn 11 of ■-■awwtor. which mfi urface and help to restore thd^owth of thwwMn. White hAfa gnNlbg upon gallo<L st>ota cannot ba With one bound, lie was upon the Ixiatawria. before he could turn to pro­ tect himeelf. I waited no longer, but flung open the door of my cabin in an bir&C From early spring until latemr* iuatant, Mui bi another I »m to the rea- tn rat three restless visitors haunt flit I ewe, ana in a frw momenta we had our. fiehlshnd garden*ui quest of food, pry­ ing into every nook and crevice where pleasant passenger in irons. Every one turned in tliat night in an Ro, you see, ke was the thief, after all. the drwfcxririre of^cRtf.qrcM Be eonuneasy state of mind; and it wm with hiding his knavery under the pleasant­ edaled. a wwintlcsalitxt bf vtoieh JsHs a astonishment tort they found them­ est exterior I ever knew a man possess prey'to their busy much ■ during the selves, in the morning, still in fullpna- The manner in which be liad manufact session of all their worldly goods This nrr-.l toe top of that wator-caak was the improved condition of affairs sc-cmed to most .finished and ingenious piece of reassure oar paaaengcra, who once again carpentry I have ever beheld. began to look cheerful and at ease. In the interior of toe ride of the cask portanrr we can liardly overestimate. Let <1. Reginald Moore's pleasant face wore ho had driven several nails. ai>out two anyone ita wonted smile, ana, as heretofore, ho feet from the top, on which he had sur­ bird or a sparrow for half an nour, and see Low, with •carrely a moment's inter­ enlivened and charmed uewrtb hiavs— __ mission, our little insect hunter pursues rarity and anecdote. All day through; ilry hia eager taak; and then let him reflect hr workrt! st th* model of tflr JaflA's "Ti w, . „ . toe surprise Pride, still using the top of the empty 1 evinced by our pamengexs on discover­ upon the necessity, the duty, of afford ing that toe thief was toe man for whom ing the birds every possible protection. each and every one of them entertained — Ej-rhamje. Fkxd not Qfticia.yFill r bin *'th such regard and sVca aff*t-tion. At the expiration of three days from corn mfial, oat mkal'alid' *mifidlinga, the data of the pleasant pasarugcr's de­ each fifty pounds, and bran ten pounds; tection, we landed in Melb-jurnc, where ad<l and thoroughly incorporate with duty cornjiellod me to hand him over to the lot three ounces bone meal and one the police; but, as no one cared to re­ ounce licrt Cayenne pepper. Put a pan Tb. thp-c old gentlemen, the young main in that town for the pul nose of of thick milk on the stove til) the whey married couples. and the kind-hearted jgaai i uting him. he was summarily dealt is formed and it is scalding hot; add brother and meter, found thMDselvt* The presiding magistrate sen- meal to make a stiff liattar, salt a little, minus every article of jewelry that they I fenced him to nx months’ and bake in a slow oven four bourn. If Ks.1 ■xwaAaorxt Fron tbs r-mmhllhn w-tl, l.«wl lalu.r l”«. in setting nests you find clear eggs, add I twrier three ol town U tos nnrtursbe■ fore baking. If von can afford it, add There was no keeping matters quid ! eggs any way. Thia cake, wet with this time. The thief must be trimrd either milk or water, or crumbled dry, and brought to justice. What waa ths — —• in >■ > ini----- -r—7 —r »— wisest method of procedure?. WhaA., salt bones? Were they extracted, onc- given—economical not for price, but would Mr. Moore suggest? third the salt would suffice, slid meat no becauw* it gives thu birds growth ma­ * 1 would suggest, though most re- I cured wouft lose little of its nutriment, terial in perfection and in a shape that Icctantly," said Mr. Moore, " tliat every Ixvudc* gaining in value. Two thirds peruuta waata fra<p wither loss nor aailor and every sailor’s luggage be of the smoking might lx- dispensed with, fomentation. * riih be made rt carefully searched.” and one cause of indigeotibility greatly once to last a week. If sour mdk is not To thia pro[K»ibon we unanimously obtainable, make a soap of a few acrapa surely contrive a tool to dj»bonc a ham, of meat Ixnled to rags; add potato par“ Thia," he continued," must be most and let the salt have einal access inride •ng». then mid meal and bake aa before. humiliating to the feelings ofyourciW, and outride. The thick skin might be —n'es/ern Eural. ('ai’tain, and then-fore, in common fair removed with equal benefit. Custom Fcbtiutt or Dairy Farmr.—Much i»cm to them as our feDow-mea.' l«d me may claim the *h*pc of the ham as im­ also suggest that every passenger and portant. but this objection would give nonsense is circulated in regard to the every |i&AM-ngrr'* luggage lie also thor way before the great superiority >f the rapid loss of fertility of dairy farms, by oaghly searched." meat. Farmers would find profit in it nwaon of th* dfazrying away of the phosphates in toe milk. Now 1,000 A little hesitation on the part of one pounds of milk contain about three to or two of *tlic passer, gem waa defour fiounda of phosphates, of which ab»artaatod liefore acceding |o tLia last proposal, bat our pleasant pas­ senger soon contrived to bring those who at first demurred to hia side of thinking. “ Of course," he said, “ there ia not a paaaenger on Iwiard who ia not aliove austacion yet. ia justice to th<- irelinga wheat bran cot^ina 2.9 J*er centum of of the crew, it », in my humble ofsnion, phosphoric it needs only that the LvmL we can do.” about 250 ixitfnffM of bran be fed to each This delicacy of feeling and thia cow, yearlv. fPRiplacr the draught upon thoughtfulness on toe part of Reginald the soil. Thhrrtire few dairy cows that Moore rendered him. if possible, more curing all meats without wdt. by sonic are fed leas dtag thia quantity of either admirable and praise wort by in our eyes adaptation of the Alden fruit drier. We bran or aonte fotal equivalent to it, and have aeen lieef. and - mutton shredded than ever. it is pretty orftani tort very little, if Many <4 the crew objected strongly into liroad strips, two inches thick, any,jdioapf ri^cid is really taken from to this m.Mjr of procedure, but all wcre and passed through an Alden drier and compeUcd to submit. The old luiat- slightly smoked till a strong outer crust ling of the natural swain waa furious with indignation, and waa formed. The cured meat was served i hich slowly becomes vowed that if it cost him his 'life he to sailors on a voyage to the Sandwich soluble, ther^u<*'Ml r>-*SMii to believe Mould trace toe thief who had caused ialanda aqd back, and waa estectyd.a that every wjffji-pt dairyfarm becomes him to lx* searched like a common pickpocket. Even the pleasant pasaenger failed to soothe hu acn«i of in- yy ILLIAM JONE8, NEW LIVERY! hearted old gentleman and hi* sister. Every one's “traps" were raaaacktti from top to bottom, but without sucMBX, ]t "• we« gtthina wall sail of Mel Ember search was useless. What waa a. Reginald Moore had ail but to be done? rted a model of the Janet s Pride, That night, all having been made their neighborhood, and a Mr. 8triuger, a Tarrant county knight of the gun, he proposed presenting to me the anxious to capture thia king of birds, shouldered his fowling-piece yesterday morning and laid for the bird on the open prairie, at a point about two miles northwest of the town, where a small herd of young pigs were innocently gearing on vbe green sward. The bird came a.-wing along, and when a point Initter in a Wbccpan; put in the cab baga rtul paOsovcr it aAeacupful of goo&ermm; werimn, and let simmer Jor half ub bourtw X TteCoox ■Hhirr.—Wash the route, and.jxj toe oater akin id scraped off throW-the rooWbito cold water. They require neartv rim boar's boiling in picatv of waldR- throw in with them a ~ piece of >«ttee.Md familiar to the public, and it is of them dial lh<- author has writl.m. Mr. Bleniierhaaaett joined Bnrr on the night of Dec. 10, IWJfi. to escape arrest. rye ia to draw nearer to what it ases, He was followed by HswHa'a week later. A party of drunken soldiers bad and the practice of reversing this nor­ mal order of things, and esuaing sur­ already taken poaseoaion of the bonae CutAxrxo TBE Bcalt —A teaspoonful rounding objecta to recede, is liable to and'spread desolation all around- By of powdered Isirax, and a teaapoonful affect injuriously tbo development of the 1st of January Mm. Blennerhareett Lad joined her hutosad. Tbo Burr sxof spirite of hartshorn, dissolved in a both sight and brain. peditioa proved a failure, and they wen: quart of soft water, and applied to the Ax ErrkcrtvR Rncmr roa Bras* to Natahes. The buaimd was arrested, bond with a soft apongw, and then rubbed' —Is salicylic acid, which can tie pro­ but acquitted. He then returned to dry with a townl. is an excellent wash for cured at almont every drag store. The cleaning the scalp. Once a week is metlmd of preparation ia to form an the North, only again to bs M si lib­ often enough to use it. If there ia any emulaioo with olive oil, one part of the erty after several weeks’ confinement. ' ' flood bad added ita vitality left in the hair follicle* or roots, arid to sixteen parts of tocoil/ The| ____ „ • vandalism of the the following is said to be a very excel­ mixture ia to be [winted over the cltvrmarauders, who had stripped the lent wash for rewtoring the hair: Scald house of its furniture and i-raksa black tea, two ounces, with a gallon of alighf amartin; its window-frames to get possesw.-u of boiling wttcr; then strain, and add three the leaden weights; : hia iM'gr.H-a bad ounces of glycerine, half an ounce of either !>een sold to satisfy impstu-nt tincture of i-antliarides. and one quart creditors, or hail raeaned to the Ohio of bar rum. This may be perfumed to shore. The island itself waa in the pnv suit tfie te-te. and should be well rubbed resaion of a Kentucky creditor, who de­ into the hair, after a warm glow has voted it to toe cultivation of hemp. been produced on the scalp by the Tltcre was notlung to do but to go back brush. The fallowing is a very good lomatum: One pound of castor oil and have diphtheria so mildly that it is mis­ to Natchez, whore Mr. Blennerhassett taken for an ordinary sore throat result ­ Ixught a plantation. This hr sold for four ounces of white wax an- melted to­ ing from cold, Vet such a person can ♦-JT.W10, after the War of 1812 had crip­ gether ; then stir in while coaling two and a half drachma of oil of burgamont, easily infect a child, and the child be­ pled all branches of buriurss. The half a drachm of oil of lavender, and comes a center of malignant infection. aliove stirn' paid his debts, but little ten or twelve drops of essence of royak . In view of the fatal |»rrvnlence of diph­ morn. What remained of Ids island theria, therefore, the kissing of s child bom. waa burned by the accidental igupon the mouth by a person with a sore nitinn of the hemp with which it was throat is hazardous. if not criminal; stored. He took his family to New York, and scarcely less so is the *' * where he had a friend in his country­ allowing children to kiss Io ailing man, Thomas Addis Emmet He did playmates. it would lie wise to nrrmc not snreeni, however, in the practice of great caution in thia matter, if not to 1 law, which he now took up, nor was he vey. Jefferson, in his message to Con­ gress, rccommendetl it, and Congress discontinue the practice of kissing upon more prosperous in Montreal, whither cautiously appropriated 150,000. Sec­ the month altogether." Many medical he had removed at the recommendation journals wisely protest against indis­ of hu fn«nd lite Duke of Richmond, retary Albert Gallatin then addreaaed then Governor General. He had been circulars to the principal scientific men criminate kissing. especially of babie> of the period, soliciting opinions aa to a custom which is very common, but promised a J udgnahin on the occurrence of the first vacancy, liut none occurred. the beat methods of ounduuting the proHis once lovely wife is described about jxiaed work. Numerous plans were subthis time as haring * lost every vestige mstiixL That of Ferdinand R. Haaslar, a native of Switzerland, was finally ad­ Among the hints for relieving neuralgia of her former elegance and beauty," we find the following afloat in the news-1 though, when animated by conversation, papers; (1) Grate and mix horse radish ; toe interesting expression for which she in vinegar, the same av for table put- was so remarkable would become noticeposes, and apply to the temple when | the face or head is affected, or the wrist , A« his law practice did not prosper, when the pain is in the arm or shoulder, j Mr. Blennerhassett tried to enforce a (2) A lady who has been troubled with 1 reversionary claim to property iu Ire­ Otl^er delays, naturally attending new neuralgia in her head uses a bag of hot land, but was barrt'i by the vtatnte of enterprises, prevented operations until oats at night aa a pillow. She says: limitation!. Added to this wto th1817, when a beginning was effected "Heat the oats in a kettle over the fire, I gnef which the dissipated habits of or in a pan in your oven. I have never Dominick, the oldest of their three near the harbor of New York. Hawlor was authorised to employ as­ l*een troubled wit?, neuralgia any place sons, occasioned. The second waa tronomer* and other scientists, in addi­ but in my head, so I cannot say how : amiable but helplew*, while the third tion to the officen in the military and beneficial it would lie for neuralgia in was too young to be of any service. other parts of the body. Another cure Finding it irupossilde to make a bring is drinking hoi lemonade.” C3| Apply in Montreal, Mrs. Blennerhassett virited equal porta of camphor, chloroform, sc-1 her friends, the Emmet*, in New York, onite, and alcohol for neuralgia. It will j in 1822. They , cheered her by their relieve, and .won't take the akin off friendly counsels, but the misconduct of Dominick caused her fresh grief. He neuralgia is iud studied medicine, and she finally essence of peppermint Batlie the obtained for him a position as surgeon's part affected, keeping the hand arwistant in Commodore Porter's •*over it It will burn and draw, but not pedition then about to soil. He b»blister. *5l Let Canada thistles Iw liaved so badly, however, that he was gathered for the purpose when in very »oon sent lock to her. Hbe reblossom, and dried as other herbs. g^rilcd him sa almost irresponsible in Turn boihng water on a quantity of the hi* fearful appetite for drink, an*’ thistles, let steep five or ten minutes, placed him to board with a poor woman turn out and sweeten to taste. Before rt a week. Just aa she and her huaboed were starting for Montreal, room, then drink of the tea while it in having discovered that there was no hot in largo quantities. Follow taking chance for employment in the Btateo. the tea for a few days and you will eff«-t [ it was found that Dominick had enlisted a cure; don't drink it not after the 1 aa a common soldier. His rootlier sweat, but either wsrra or cold. (6> new saw him again. A friend of the Sal ammonia, half drachm, dissolve in 1 family afterward found him wandering water one ounce. Dow. one tabfa- about New Orlrana in rag*. A position . ” You knows netting al all *bout my spoonful internally every three minutes. as apothecary in a charity hospital waa vurk. How can you 'sport my vork. van you knows netting? Get out of < <) Extract of gebemin (yellow jessa­ found for him. but he soon ie-’t far St here; you in my ray. Congress be von mine). five to ton drops, in about a I-xjuis, where lie pfnhabiv died unknown big vool to send you to 'spect my vork. tabte-apoonful of water; three doses .uid uncared for. Menn white her husband I 'are no time to raste vith such aa taken at intervals of an boar apart, not vaa making deeperate efforts to gain a sooner, have relieved very severe at livelihood. H* went to Engfana and knows notting vat I am IxiuL Go back ’ «night appointment* in vain, and hia to Congress and tell dem vat-1 any.’ 1 threat of publishing a book containing The committee did "go back to ConThr Battle of the bnx-OuL *candalous r> *< ]ationa about a royal grem" and report^mid uproarious langb Mr. Camplwll unearthed the remain* |K-noM«e nearly related to Hie King tor. the result of their inspecting interof a human arm oa hia claim, last Fri­ . provral an equal failure. Mr*. Btenncrday, while digging a stable. The claim haasett palduhod a littto volu-ue of her When Hon. Levi Woodbury was Sec­ hew in the vicinity of the old Skunk । own entitled “The Widow of the Rock, retary of the Treasury, under Jackson, Johnson dug-out, two miles’ north he and Haaalar could not agree ae to of Averv1* ranch, on the Ninnewcah. and Other Poema.” but it waa a failnre. the i«wpM«*twn t.> lie allowi-d to the Skunk Johnson was an aged trapper ' Finally Mr. Blenarrhauett's maiden Superintendent, and Haaalar waa re­ who hunted buffalo and game in this sister gave them a borne in England, ferred to the President, at whose dis vicinity years ago, and made his catting though her mean* were Irat scanty. In 1H31 the husband died of paralysis on cretion the law placed toe aettlcment of ________________ an eiuplovmrni that ________________ proved quite lucra- the Island of Jersey. His wife, ti i.ugh -* o- Itivm *His Lome couaktad of a dug-out shattered by phvMeal and nw nu.1 lua, • Bo. Mr. H—Ur, 11 Uro Boo ; tal0 in chu,M rn . |«n»o- ■arrived him eleven years Shortly b*retary and you cannot agree about thia matter.’ remarked Jack win. when Haaa- twenty feet high. The entrance was forr her death she revisited the United State.*, and urged on CongTtaa a clafat lar had stated hia ease in hia usual em- just large enough to admit the body of for com pcnastiou for the damage dona. a man, and afforded the only light or. by the troops to the Ohi* river prop­ ventilation, Bare that that came down erty in lHUfi-7. -*------ ' " Well, bow mnrh do you really think the chimney. Here the old man lived you ought to have?” and whiled away several years of hia " Six touaaud dollars, air.” lonely and unersntfol fife. During toe ” Why. Mr. Haaalar, that ia a. much time the Indian* made a raid and came as Mr. W,H>dbury. my Secretary of toe LIVKBY 4 BOABDIIG STABLE "■a ita rise from tbeamu” Oth lbs custom tram the birds posed to sstect ibtarmaCm C fere you ever at his boas.?" “No.rtr." “ Do you know him pnreonally ? - Da yww know bb wife? " �Wood and Tin Sap Buckets & Pails, ID RAPIDS DIVISKM Common, Charcoal, Russia and Galvanized Iron Sap Pans, Galvan comcmrai m nuns, If half a of al are to be fed, clothnl. I only be derived from ized Iron Evaporators, Smoke Stacks, Syrup Cans, Sugai Tins, and all kinds of Sap Spouts, including POSTS EUREKA fine arte. F(re million, of men drawn from agriculture, from mana- which, had «a it fa. b UmHly Utter than the war. to which the arfNtare spirit is determined always to lead. A soldier iu hi* trade looks foi profit, for CALL IN A LEAVE YOUR ORDERS EARLY “1 know it,” I replied; “brt if every one could make that excuse work, what the array ttre rq-rnlly likely to assist in the thought 1 would becoiw of I hr country F a dcvc'oiiemcBt of what ia called na­ Mother didn't wish to talk on that tional spirit, which may tend to get up F MWlW Mfb aultiect this evening, ao sire said. “Hen­ war. It does not uecetearily follow I UMMIgh t Of---------------------- ---------------- ry, please don't talk about that any that such attempts nre wicked, liveaaee tag he iiad something to keep from he- more." they are only natural. As however we ing kilted. Yet. after all Jennie did­ “Henry, H< ury. come here, we’re got have ao many armies-in Europe, all of n't mean anything wrong. She surely soma news for you.” came from tbe them officered by men of good families, thought ervy ^Idirr could tight fade- other roo^ . ■' it follows tint there will be froui time penitently of each othn . •» I went inin the room where the girls <u time an npirea! to thr statesmen of Well, after getting home, oar folks were, to get the "news,” and certainly the day, for tncrrasb of pay oi more it was new*.'and good news too. Fred , Ireurficial regdlationa in sow form cr hod Irecn promoted >w Captain for hrav- otlter- The existence of a great army i cry In tire hattie of Virkaliurg and waa ' fa * suurve of disquiet to a notion aa > coming home, and would be Irere thia well m a protection. It ia a disquiet­ rd upon my mind dial J anon fell nalm-p u«-ck, ~H>n enough fur me to have a , ing noan-e of taxation nt home, even if and when I awoke it waa ro find the good visit with him before I left. it hb protection again*: external iuvasun shining in the window of my room. After flint urns the whole family had . aion. The Americana, it is true. when On going into the dining room who a grnrtnl rejoicing, not l>reiuae be was they disbanded tbeir great armies of t-hould I see but Aunt Sire stan.ling hv likely to l>e nearer related tn u*. bnt j and Confederates id JM5, did *h* window talking with mother in n becanseJic waa* grneral favorite with i Federal* tire wisest thing that cverhappened af­ lnw tone ; alie waa so wanned up witii every one who knew him. ter a great war. If the United States 1 er subject that she lailr-d to uoticr mr Wr soon retiied to bed. where I lay | had kept np that great- army they would as I ant down to the table. Not wish­ awake for three or four hours, aud why uot have been able to return to s|>ecte ing to disturb them in thrirrnuficknli.il 1 could not tell. At la*: 1 fell nsleen. poytnenta on New Year’s Day. 187*. nor chat. I ant and picked brmul to nieces would Presiitent Hayes have been able and heaped it «p on my plate. ! was I until the call for break fast, for since I to r eport to Congress "the increasing quite hnngrr a-4 it was bard work to | hnd become n soldier I got rather enre- exports. It just made all the difference H9there SJM wall, just because I felt ! leas iilxuit gcttiug up in the morning that half h million of urn returned to I a littte Mt mMcharfooa. 1 knew that 11I and doing thr'elunya their fields and their factories. Instead | was tne subject nf their conversatfon, ■|. Some two or three days passed, vhen of Ireing kept at the expense of the neo­ therefore I triad quite hard to hear 1> word was sent forme to emire to Mar- pie. they helped the people br taking what they aaid. Soon the door opened|- shall to meet Fred, who would lie then* upon aliemSclvrs a fair share of the and my autrr Letta ent. red. and a* she । on Saturday Ihoniing. 1 went, and work of production. The beat tax­ anted me with my plate fitted with I1 sure enough he was there, but ao changpayer la the producer, because he is bread crumbs, shr exclaimed. "Whv. rd I hardly knew him. When be left able to sell, and it fa a true maxim in mother! here Henry sits bv thr taldu home ho wow a private uniform, aud commerce before yon can buy you wjtbont an” thing to cat, and you aud now, tire uniform of n Captain > After mtirt Lave that something to sell. Anut She stand there talking." arreting me in the old sch<a>l l>oy way, nr any*, ••Hrury. I’ve got you transfer- ' M1CH1GAN MEWS. ml 10 toy company, how do you like that f” Gary Spear, a fanner of Casnovia, "Of all things in the world that is what I should soonest requeat,” 11 Kent Co., alHit himself through tbe ! brain on Sunday. ^imc waa nrecintLs with him and hr 1 I Marshall ofiierts make that town ao enttill hardly wair for the team Io get ■• lively for the festive tramp that he through eating twforr they must atari ' never rerhdta tbe place. smack an my cheek exclaiming, "Hen­ ftu home. 1 gii<-as Priiidlc. the livery !I At Grand HnnhU on the 19th, Minerry, did you know mother and Anu. Snr man, tlmagbt ae were a jolly roti pie na |I va Gtime*, n vuiiug woman, committed arc going to try tn get you out of the we whirled away from hi* burn, and up i Miicidr by taking tuorphitK-. nnnvT Shame on them! I do no hate the gravel road toward home. 1 Charles Stange died al Alpena oa tho to lose the company of my onl* brothWc were so very happy, we forgot to i rt, hut Oh! don't let people eall you a pay toll, aa we passed through tire gate I 8’h from the effects of a c ;t upon bis poisoning coward" of the idank, mnd end gravel road. ■I finger witii a rusty ax. blood . That remark spoiled my appetite for Wr drove through Ilellrvne without ensuing. 1>rmkfnst, and if all the women in the stopping, (not l>einr of tire drinking !! Perry Daily, an old and respected eittown stood in my way I woukl co now kind, wr didn't hare to slop furdriaka) i izrn oi Ferns, Montcalm Co., rommiu .ny way. "Bob'* let people call y<m a On our way home Fred says, “old boy . led auicidt- on Uie 19tb by cutting hi* coward,” Letta had given tire finishing you must return ttidi nw next week, as throat with a taxor. much to mv ambition, and to show her Tire Portland profile are taking pre­ that I would never hr called a coward “That's just what 1 want,” I replied. would sacrifice anything to get into the We were not long it* driving tn Kal- caution* again«t tire here ami hereafter. runo, and notoe, where n warm supper They protmse. to invest in Holly .water jY,on ww® •< tbat ba,i- awaited na. A* Fred hnd nn home of works, and hafe a sclica ot revival mix-ting* in progreu. . 'T heard them talking before you l hia own, he would remain with ns dnr| inn his stay here, so we would have a Chas. Lewis waa instantly killed on etme down to breakfast. Fatbvr was jolly vfait- There ia no treed of my Friday, white loading log* m Dan. T. ««ut to tbe barn and,they knew you waa telling what a greeting be hnd by fath- Furgo'a woods ueur Sheridan. '1 be­ ; etfn hea, and they were nnt careful cr, mother, Letta, and nlso several fog rolled over the sleigh and fell nnon Lnw fond thev talked until I told moth 1 neigh I Hire who had dropped in io spend bi* bead, flushing the buck part of it • r she ought to lie adiaioed to try and 1 tire evening. among them Jcuuie. fearfully, causing death in three tufukeep tou out of the army when every 1 promised nnt to tell what was said «’hie-bodied, man was needed to help that evening, but I must tell how, in ■ A lew aavs since xira. rianrr. an oiu MW the Union.” some mysterious way it was planned I threw my arms around Ix-lfa’s neck out to hare a grand wedding the next I lady who In cd aloue in a small house and kissed her till she cried. Such a day, and a hint was thrown ant that near Belleville. Warne Co., was found dear sister, willing tn •acriflee her only tire preparations were nil made, even ! dead in her bed. aud to all apnearaneea brother to save tbe Union. I could not to getting tbe parson, and it was all I had been dead fof a week. Tire mice asy aur more then, my heart was m> done so sly that I never suspected a had eaten boiee iu the side of her face full. Letta loft the ronm and I went a thing of it. 1 tell you I frit rather and had al*o eaten off lire cuds of her out to look up father, who «mild nnt ch*-.i|> nhrn I learned the fact, but a* I I finger* from both hands to the first lot mother and Annt Surcurry nnt their never waa prying h_to the d<m>e"tic af­ I joint. plot. I found father at the han>, get- faire such things might easily happen Wm. Brigham, of Palo, eloped last tiug ready to start for Charlotte. He Friday with hia brother* daughter, a naked me if I wanted to g»> along. went to bed I could nattily help listing li tic girl 14 year* old. Tbe guilty pair Knowing that I would hare a grand niVM-lf for not arcing through Letta's । were found al Coopersville aud brought chance to talk about mother and Aunt plot sooner; but she. wishing to sur­ . to Ionia under arrest. Brighmu waa Run's scheme for retting are out of prise me, kept it very secret. And as lodged in jail and t he girl taken home tbe array, I readily eanaouted. We aim always made a confidant of me, it by her parents. Brigham was married rtrwan-d nil the more puzzling. about a yreir ago. His wife gave birth Thr uext morning all were up and to a child 11 few days ago and ia now in stirring around in good season, if it a precarious condjlfou. was Sunday. When I met Fred that Ida Wilson, of Saginaw, thought abe morning I could not keep from telling him I thought the folks had real I v in­ would Imivc this vale o< tears tbe otiiar sulted n*r. in keeping from me Ute fact day. She made a uooar of her hand­ of the wedding, to ennre off that day. kerchief, tied it around ber neck, (aatBal httls mace was mid aa tbe sub- and also, that be should ridr sofarwi’h rued tbe other end to a door-knob, and lect, and fatbvr waa very ailent the real me and nwrr hint a v nrd about it. swung herself off. After kicking of our ride, a* far a going in tbe army Fred langlo-d and said, **I supposed around a few minutes a* ridiculously aa waa concerned. until this minute that you knew all a calf with its hind leg over thr rope, It.wM Bear night when we gnt home, alwinl It, and the reason 1 said nothing she concluded that a girl did not and after the ebon* were done and wo look well threshing about m that man­ had finished supper, I thought 1 would had other matter* to talk about, and ner, aud gut mb her feet, deciding 10 go to my room and do some writing thought it would lie no new* to you, lire, aud u lurtu. (hat waa weeamry to be done. 1 had aud you would rare nothing about such The blest acnwilioii of - .rand Rapid* hardly wrote a dozen wrud* before Ix-t- matters ju<4 then.” is: KM. aliM-um. tbe Grrcuireck numib eallod me to come down, "there ia a Before hr finished speaking I ret t a bu*h friend iu tbe room who w fakes to sen called to breakfast, *0 tbesul^rct drop- iIlrc for county clerk, paid m>>ne> to Dr. M. lliitou ti diiauis of you." I felt angry. To he teased and worried to death just now waa more A* wr s'it down to breakfast father nrtruit, wbu during the treatment uf a than I cared for. I tbtew my writing says, Letta, perhaps you ami Fred had w.tiug l«“b ‘,f Lansing,dtecutrred that materials in the desk and wentdoan lieuer take y««ir breakfast io the kitch­ Ire (Sfocum) had been criminally iuti-, •sedra; but who should 1 see bat Jen en j vwttr presence hero might embnr- mate with, it now b ring transpired nie. who had eaHed in to -p-ml t e ra— Henry, as lie fa u Little conf seti Sloctuu amvurd U illSuu- and sara erecting, nod as I opened the door sire this umiulng. if he don’t Umj *6<x’ ** w **» aue arene to her feet and aaluiril me «lth. TliaJ brought the laugh on me, ami I stammered out, '•Father, when you him for btechunul. wish to aim your batteries nt me, pteaae Mr. JOuli irmascr, MU uui residing i Flint, died on Monday. Home time ago, mippmng tbathfamd Wouhl it nnt lie better to get a wo­ wns near at bund. ire made hi med I a man to help you in anch matters r ask­ •“ —*' up according 10 bis own jMt tire, sod I felt ed faihcr. • of propriety, it waa ly 1 Mid. "Jeeah. They continued to tenre me during fF That was not breakIrast. and I stood it aa bravely a* to nah, but I always I could. After breakfast the house irate. b-hI liever was wm all r.mfBaton, ami I Mt uneasy, aa M line." aud I coaid I dipped oat of tiro bouse and started ’art of a bed nuih had . ... my brrast and nsr, to Mtake denote a call, but licfure 1 got tire bottom of the coifin. H thou, my lovely angH.” ------ giMng into teiMtresamn wny.sol wtetred toask- b.irt BHEUMATIiM, astjaisLW! Champion Combined Reaper and Mower, Champion Single Mower and Reaper, Jackson Wagons and Buggies, Buckeye and Farmei’s Friend Grain Drill, Coates and Tiger Sulky Hay Rakes, Buckeye Wheel Cul­ tivators, Wiard Steel and IlHWffISVXpnmXM Chilled Plows WORTH BROOKS. -ALSO A FULL LINE OF- GRAINS tSf Don’t fail to sec me before buying. RcmfmbcrpiONEER STORE I lose, M ij Dulin rill tiei. New Goods Boston New Goods! ©B3 »P! H= 5* F £ td £ § ss §§ ? » O * H g ^0 |5 © tri «? §OQ 5 We are now receiving our Spring Stock. The first installment of BOOTS and SHOES! HATSAND CAPS! Are in stock, and more following until out line, in all its departments, is complete. FlltTS! VIENNA BAKERY. SPRING STOCK i L OK OUT FOR NEW "AB.” SOON �-Ktirriitnre! Wm. A. AYLSWOKTH ^.G-AJCIsr ITT THE FIELD! STANDARD FURNITVW AT The. Center and Mouth j LENTZ & SONS, «»FiwLdixra” ** ",b*b**ai,r,,r Iwuw Hotkey rrturmd from Charle- STILL AHEAD! voix Co.. Mich. GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE ! -G. • A. Truman coromi to the Truct like the with the fir* atock <tf wall-paper. all calm Last week we didn’t say that the VerTbe farmer* of this vicinity are im­ । moatvillo f/uwk waa ia town, but bo proving thia run of drightng try draw­ ing their wood for th* coming year and ey bi ad him over to keep tiniduug drawing their saw log*. are**** «» the Wolcott House WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF iS'SJlau.K GROCERIES , Jis* Beyrnddaamaaed a pickerel in Lake One, Tbnreday, lhax weighed 15 iddle-aged Tbe revival at tbe Baptist Church, —The man who. last summer, thought conducted by Rrv.T. C.THJur. of Stan i economical to keen a pig. ha*InM fi-d ---------------------- L . Nkxx. the rollicking railroad a. z.. porrman, oi uiu piace, nnapi chaaed .u» Eaton Rapid* book-store. tails.*o: —Sheriff Houghtalin passed through tbe village, on Friday, ea route for tlw | big atnne bonne ut Jackson, having in ' tow Albert Roush and " illiam Smith. LY KEPT IN A worth the name in this world. ■Mr"- *",c* Male, for *omc tin»c past «» invalid, su firring extremely, passed . “way «i» Sunday last. She leaves a I husbann and ’hree children to mourn the loss of a kind, loving wife and mother. , IU...U, •hich elicited the >n* contniunwvitlib house-keeper, the relict of three husband*, who get into •ona litigation over a plver of land she , ’ \v /•< I J. LENTO A HONS. gtilSH BROTHERS, Pair* Good Pant* 81.50, worth 8A.OO. 600 Hate and Capa 81.00. worth 82.0C. DRUGGISTS, BOOTS AND SHOES STONE and WOODEN WARE I Fure Diugs, Medicines, 200 Pair* Boots at from 81.60 to 82.00, 82 M and 83.90. 500pair* Women’s, MU»e* and Children’s Shoe* from 25 eta to 83.00 per pair. The above are a decided ■ DYESTUFFS. bargains, being worth double the money. TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, TRUSSES. SHOULDER BRACES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PALNTS, OILS, VARNISHES, AND BRUSHES. ! G Low P F OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE ! D ! K : Teas, Coffees A Family Groceries. CARPETS AT COST low’s place to forbid XT pe.«y, and on there'| > lira of and m-lcctiuu* from the icings of all noted author* of that ■aw -u irrrr, at t norn7 feet in 80} minutes. tirtibSiW. ----------------- inch lumber, and did drive while be ran behind the sleigh to not ,iot think it i( worth WlirT} blowing about, eime work ia tber. Now when either Naabrille or nmy j ay lor. ana otnera. Hastings can beat that, then you can of surh well-known excellence that er­ blow your horn, but till then, give ns a ------------------ - ------- *—te dosussom or edition of it. Thia edition ia Caecum.—Tbe National Greenback p.-irtv of Oath-ton will meet fu eancn* forth tn drive at W. 8. Powers’ office in Nadsville. i Cigars and Tobaccos, A* good Goods can be sold. H. G. HALE, Respeelfully, WM. A. AYLSWORTH Your* Respectfully, DAN. MANEE. 1879. CLOSED OUT AND FILLING UP. 1879. UR Stock was never *o nearly closed out *1 present, and we are now replenishing it with PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST O BOISE BROM. FURNITURE STORE, NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODSKELLOCG-DEMARAY BOOKSELLER. ----- history of trade. Especially In n PCSS (lOOdti !!»■. »lOe [FURNITUREI PURE DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, DISCOUNT DYE-STUFFS. all COMPETITION I LOOK AT OUT? 1879 PRICES: SCHOOL BOOKS, GROCERIES. Hale's tthrrtoin Fv ,nn' The charter was no amended aa ! Ii ,r "><ure country arhoolhoaie*. The 1 Allow a cold to advance in your »y»■l,«h • meeting was well attended and much ; tenj and thus eurourag-- more serious ut -I... i interest manife sted. The report of the maladiea, auch as Pneumonia. Hcmoe•ri,r-• ' Secretary shows 85.475.418.90 insured In , rhag^s aud Lung trouble., when an rb nnd .end it1 'V‘id ““d membership A200— . immediate relief can lie so readily attwalm.^.r La* e.. realm, of n. Da- II ------------- -----------1 talorel, Boeder s German ,B ||>ebyntp > f<>r Cyclopedia of IJtcralarv. tbe enre of Cougits, Cold*, and the *eoTtbehamM I T** new eight volume acme edition | 'P*? i, every new ex- "f Chnmbcra Cyclofiedia of Euglidi new . w — ■ iLiterature .j .i■ —is .1. _ ttbe — —Lirgrst . I mui i* orenareu witzi .Y\ tuc“K* av-atest cure. We meeting with .i” cotertM ?**! !?,**** .’rid. Wrc want ’“'I'- which ha* prolmiily ever been giv- i a*^:^f' . itvnrJ iniuiatartng it to the youngest child, a* merit and nothing "of "the*sensational Pfr dHxtion*. The sale of thia medi­ A Second edition of 5.000 ropies of vol- 1 5'"*i unpn-r,‘‘le,‘’Mi- Since first inuiue 1 is announced aa nearlv all sold *r<Minw"i tm-rr lia« been n constant inwithin one a. onth after issue of the first cr^*M^n>r demand, and without a single edition u*ueoi tne nrst, rrJwt of a fa|lun. |o djJ ju W((r|( - . . ! ou,. Ask your Druggist as to tbe truth of these remark*. Istrge also 75 of’our^Htekb^h cr!,t* Tr> Uawd ’* F« county convention to lie held in Hart­ ing*. Feb. Wk. All w hodertretutek. actin*, having io view the adoption of in Cartlrton at the CLOTHING! WITH A FULL LINE OF ‘“J“°™“'c‘"'“1 <^53,.1&D.'n —A. B. Tillotson. CLOTHING! SHROUDS AND GLOVES In Men’* Boys’ awl Youth*', consisting of Beavers, Diagonal, Basket and Fancy G TurMlay evening, and running into tbe grub* north of tlw iron bridge, drove one of the thill* into hia side, killing । him alum*! instantly. Mr. Morgan was thrown oat aud badly btuiacd. | , ~ i A Y*" n nrruafo wa* *crvcd upon I .... suunU, "•“»> W ‘Z l- fcJa d“' T1.I.;........ . Ikr, । »®<T ...... . of, S irnlf. . —............. , »» Y/mngv" ix-mons so cis. per f<,r, ’•««;.*'* dozen. Mixed Nnt* 15 rent, per lb. »•*«,ff bel ’«« “ick. and Hougl.t-hn. 3 ||w Tm for tE00. K< 1 Solar We notice a disposition on the part' ?alt 81A5. Bellevue and Ohio White, of tbe Hany couuty bar to tolerate no ’T*’ !>"’*•**’• made at tbe ----------. .u questionable prMttewof | > ,r*‘ BP,na,?xa 8t‘,re- n . nrmbrrs. That i* right, A. M. Dscoiikrtt, Prop’r. gentlemen. 'Hie,profession ___ _______ _ i* nn hon- 1 „ Here orable one, and it’s honor should be *aMcrr. crcd. ' All penums purchasing new wagon*. - _ . , . 'and implement*, of all klmla. will unu , ■ r^kasc. Kiwi Imrv I *l t“ ,he’r advantage Io go to the new * VbinkjnwU known a. lUniy’. build- ! onr or lll(l effort to dig it but. 8t Hot*-*h,*‘n«r , rtoJ^ .... ... .h.. ^fll j“a"“^T‘Ti.~*oo.crro,. I •I !■” %stair fhZ’^h^r B!re^ ,^ a^rV'’£d \V‘iT ,ou D7^ com*, if it ETLpt over night. ! y N|rk , Cart- 'i CLOTHING! Walnut Cases and Casket*. Iu ood oods motion* are continuum, admitting of an extraordinary rate of •pend, either by steam or foot iiowrr. Every motion of the treadle ::>akc* »ix stitclre*. thus rices producing aluiut one-third more work tn a day than other Sewit g Machines. , It has no stop motion* and tighten* tbe * '*h on‘?.f *h® f»hric. air ealing K®ro*>ne on 25 eta. IS lb*. LotiUmna Sugar for 81.00. 4 lb*. Wliole Leaf Tea J School; MiSCOlUHCOK & 813111 BOOtS H use > the well-known W ilmm Comiund Feed on both *ide*«if die needle, for 8’.OO. 11 11m. Raitins for 81.00. Chewing Tobacco 45 c<».. worth 50. Plug Wall Paocr BortleriuF ba* two-third* lea* pert* than any other find-class Sewing M.tchine. Ita rbich cannot fail to attract tbe pocket book of tbe close cash buyer. arm is fully eight and one-half incite* 1H OUR MOTTO long and liiv and one-lialf inches high, and tlie whole Machine ia very cnr.ijuctly and aciriitiQcally constructed in proportion*, elegance, design and nppenrunev. It* simple, powerful and piTfrrt mechanism place* It as far in We are bound to meet all competi­ ailrancr of all other Sewing Machine*, a* the telephone is superior to tbe tiu tion. guarantee our goods strictly pure. waking tube. Tbe Wilson minding attachment, for repairing all kinds of textile fabric* without patching, and the same goods are offered by any other Fine Vatcte, Ciaiu, Biig, Pint te nil ticee*aary attachment* furnished firm in Barry Co., and if not satisfact­ On or about the 13th of February 1 shall commence selling by auction, free with al) Wilson Sewing Machine*. ory return them and your money will word to the wise is sufficient." In coucluniou we propose to Heitietnber for anle only at G. A. Tuumax’* Stoux. be refunded. received an addition to his galaxy of eminent*, in tbe profile .if the' Gw lettin Momlnv evenisg Mr. Deyo’s topic i Mr. Charles Chappcl and wife, „ „„ T TnrrT»TVR Rr.VPT. rife, of; of [ nor. The heavr amount of c<>rre*tH>nd- was "U av*idc Religion." Text: “He Yankee Springs, o-veral year* ago,SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, enee that i* passing lehtmi Fred, und most needs gn through Samaria.” The | adopt«*l a little girl, and she ha* eon- j At Trnmat^i Store, President*. Governons,Gr»rrala States- fhrirtianitr of Christ ia not a religion > tinned to live with them up totbepre*----- ;-------- »:--------—k—.1 3tmdnv alone, but ent time. Site is about to Iwcvmc a i r GT Takeo in exchange for goods: oervirin*. It is a 1 mother, and Chappcl has confessed toUni. Bntter. Eggs, Salt Pork. Smoked Mra-t*. Maple Sugar. Wood. Corn. Po­ All ground is holy I la-ing the ardurer and ruin of the girl. causes many a pretty girt to look on !2Ln. I will exchange । is as fail of God a* I now just part her thirteenth year, tatoes. Oat*. Ac. him in IJuxLiug admiration, aud con- . <i,_ u ry i* no tuore sacred | Chapprl is about fifty years old. is a Bellevue Lime for Hay or Lumber. names a!) the other bays with Jenh»u*y. ’,jian A. M. Dauoukbtt, iha* given ua, not । chuw-leader in the M. E. Cbnrdi, and Proprietor Bonanza 9tore. —Mr. A. K. rwnrr, ~v_n<1 an oniv in me Dime out in wiener, and . h.i« hitherto lx»rne n g.»od reputation. enthnsiaMic temperance speaker of : ha* a wltneaa of himself in the instincts Mnch indignation is felt by the comNotice. . Lapeer, sjiokc to a g«Mxl audience at of oar nature. Christ never was very tuunity, who sympathize with the un­ ited Ribbon Hall on Sunday evening i particular nbont -trivet cushion* and । fortunate virJim. I will bo in NaahriHe during the month of January, 1879. on Friday the last, exbortlDg the order to be united । rentable pwws. but he prmciied every- ! ., .. nr ti._ v.~. and work increasing in the cuttsr llwy where and made every tiling preach for •' i Pi “‘iT,' 1 3nl. Tbnrnday tbe Jkh, Friday the 17th. hmi eapou^l. «ml i heir labor, wonl.l ‘him. The world waul. Ire. of creed,. . « a. I", ‘u7?aS’l ami on Thursday of each week follow­ ing. Hope to meet intertatod parties »l the Wolcott House. Dated. Dec. 38th. 1878. The New Creation ” Text • ‘^Heboid I I-hsries E. Chappell, of Carmel, waa ___________ Clem ext Smith. SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER. iron cimmr. in thr world: 1st, Those C “w U' Hi"yiU .Mr --'r- '• Ranging in price from fi, 8,10, 19}. 15 and » to 80 and 73 cte. Heavy Twilled Flannels 25 per cent lean than coat. Handsome Shirting Flannels from 18 to 26c. •20.00 Suit* reduced to 815.00. FIRST CLASS GROCERY STOBK •duced 18.00 Suit* reducer! ---------------to >U,00. ---------------------------112.00 Suita reduced J to 89.00. $10.00 Suit* to >8.50. 88.00 Suita reduced to $5.00. 85,00 Suita reduced to 83.50. 100 5S‘.X! Hull * .vu.bro«. . Dipt heria is making sad havoc among the children of this place and vicinity, Four are sick with that dUca*c in the family of Mr. Frank Rawson. Bl'MT. 1 . » » * — Dejro’a Sermons. HASTINGS ITEMS. Rev, C. L Deyo, 'hr old pastor of --------the Chriatian Church, favored the Mr*. M. II. Wing, wife of the propriChristian eongregatiou with «ome ex­ ctor ol of the linking. Hastings House, stricken cellent, straight-forward Christian with paralysis some lime ago, died <>u Monday night. Her rrinsrii* were tak­ en to Orangeville fur burial. ■ tliy |Kiuud ponud which C. I. Dcvo his text "• ord. here i«tliy ............ Attend* iu ., I have Have kept laid up nn iu a napkin.* napkin." The .friend* thia village during n portion'tif i» i of the part : speaker said that everything that I plenty <>f of recreation "t worth artjRliirig in this -world i« n<rt — to week, giving him plcnii ---------------------- --------»— ----- •— •bututiL - ->■ ------- •-»-* in the hand-shaking art. He was up- U- kept laid ----------up a* akeep-s-nkr, noiated to Uh*, buuorahle portion ut rized. Steam, coal, electricity and reGraaAUhapluur uf tile Grand J*>d0u uf I ligion me subject io tl»es*u»e law. ILIc A. M.‘ of the state, ut it* ivccnt , ligiuu mmd be taken out otptr “napkin" ■aion. ; of trvvils fenm«. <loguui«, aud put out tv. n j t»n v__ r n. i 4| Interest inthc market place of action. —Tbe Red Ribbon folks held a roil*- ■ jM CVenlng Mr. Dcyo o’’s« topic topic was wa* Mr; •Common Sen*.- View of >f Salvation." :: “God hath lion thninri. ■ .r U» vlrtlaal L.lkt'l (Ulv.n.u. mr.» Arlivr.. » irom from MHO UltaSUm. .. nticc. conies .xura. to save. ivuieMimmiugup.niMtrow t» the’ Jlan U saved bv tmtk in the physical JOTJrTE ’Im '"ZiuTXii *<»rtd. IIlustration : A man lorton the prairie; the truth in regard* to point* forUt. ...r------------- i-M---- .i------------- - « -i.—Probably one of the mo«t succrMfu) ' ti«>n. A ship at sea I* only aired f and prosperous Sunday Srbool* in nny , rocks, by its chart and compass. town of the sixe of N^sbvil|e iq Uicl>C man sick I* •• «*>»•» only «> saved -»J 1»» by rh* the rent truth in regard to thr disease and tile proper by swsn. too. We trier u> remedy. Man i* saved spiritually by ----- —1—------•—»- —» tbe Christian .Sunday School ;_K» prraon* were present Inst Smidar ;’140 thr previous Sunday, and the daily aver------------- ——— -™ r, W «f popll; in utraUna- i. <™m 110 Ibr tm<k ..1 C«itnriu« P.r»..n. I., lb. •a . w.l th.. -.-I.....! .. frttlri /. 1 nr,. l.v Tobaccos, Cigars 2 Pair of Heavy Work Horse*, with Harntwa, and S sett Bob-Sleigh*.9 Lumbet Waguna and 1 3-Spriug Wagon. AND EVEBYTHJNQ ELSE USUAL­ Also 1 cheap Plow*. opens. Whalen, the photographer, i* talking i two farm*, otic of 80acre. loll- of moving his portable art gallery to a . _____________Nashville 'abd one of 40 better clime. _. . .r, . , . .. 1 acre* 3 milca Both dreimbie place* ThM n-Hr nl > "«"» ,■ 1“ <?"■ Ud IO rood U.U ol toiui.ro.o. ; Dick Graham, the tourist, ha* re- lottr Aemtobniii wa* a back-biter'for । * V Oit JiitvTT -------------- ' turned from a six month’s jonreey . Dr. Parmenter. A Misa Terrvl. of Potterville, com'Fbe Latest Beat. Tl»s™wu«>n 0«dlUU„ M,.Ub >•»>"»■■■■• “»•«" KkS’-Slo^' S""d*’ “l* "' b' taking morphine. | Marhlat) u wond.-rfeil in it* I a“” bl*rr,K*J. P. Sackett ha* Mild hi* ’ba* to J. C. 1 concrptkoi, unprecedented feu doing a I The Christian Church Society, feel- i Gunn, is- also now certy carrying i in* noxham to reiww^aervicc. at their —who sion — ng t the c . large range of sowing in textile fabric* mall at *80 per annum. and leather. The tightening of a *et^^m.*ba»i’‘iXo’lvrd”llo*c?!^i>^ II undoubtedly be of nntold value tn when our delinquent* can be brought believe that an editor(neyds ^loory. tiyclkrjran^tion. lhltari2Ji>ha*rt^W»Jn morning by having one Danng tbe-l»r« ,e” ; of Th-v.W. H. H. Murray • sermon*read TOT yaifev Mr*. W. H. Yom*, and in tbeevrn- Undertaking Good Coffees, Spiees, thing to be remembered in putting prescription*.___________ ILG. Hau CP" A large quantity of C>>rn for sale c WMee leu’s. 1 Sugars, Teas, Guavxs, Our editor. Potter, is now styled “the elephant."- parted for Greenville. —No matter how dilllgr-ntl Beat Standard Prints 4} te 5 ct*. Heavy Cotton Flannel 6 to 19} eta. 9,000 yard* Brown Cotton (to arrive) 4} to 8 eta. A lot of Ginghams reduced from 12} to8c. ▼EBaONTFILLE ITEMS. I A»u»yria. gave ua a He 1* hohling a revi- night and hr is in search of the match bedt. ha will be sure to fall over osr.. F»«t U« rfPirMtarii tUCmtr. FIRST-CLASS GOODS, SchecLiUe of Prices CONSISTING OF llT^reM -Judwrn ScoviH’. little two-ymr-oM canfty- Occupying my own ■ton-building and running under light expena^, I atu prepared to make the most liberal offer* iu the way of price* and term*, us you will sec by the following GOOD GOODS? You will always find at tbe Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. ® ® D GOODS French Designs 11c, former price 20c. CHEAP AS IE CAM AFFORD TO, jap stripes 18c, former price 25c. Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. Our old Dress Goods will be sold much COFFINS 4 CASKETS below cost. Don’t buy until you get our PLANISG. WATCHING, As., prices. A* Usual. Pioneer Drug Store. Respectfully. KELLOCC. A UEMARAY D. C. GRIFFITH. H. G. HALE. Brick kurrah.joys i 2 DWIGHT SACKETTS BAIERY. WM. A. AYLSWORTH Honest Goods, Extra Styles, A BRANCH STORE and Low Prices. At Woodland Center, containing volume nr oysiere by the Con, Quart or X>lsh. m J have added to my stock of Dkess Goods - i, , -a full line of FTOJ~Broadhead Alpaca.s T ujxjnxoo Lansing on D. 1879. and MARKET! tx Caret!-.—The RepnHi■Art—s *f l*lii fuenshhi of Castle. * ----- OLD RELIABLE— MEAT MARKET. T1IEK1. M THS FS.ACT. TO BUT JFWwA and Salt Meals, ALL KINDS OF • t X Sold only by me in this Village. r::.-::;??: FRESH AND SALT BEATS I My Stock of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE complete. Lamps for 25 to $5.00. SMOKED H :::::: Bring in your Country Produce ; will emange Goodi for u- as favoraby as for Groenbacka. G. A. TRUMAN. Sf: Si TIFACTOBT PRICES TO ALL. �best iMtmsiss nteaelhein.pulation from 1H70 Io IMO which would give u* next 17ia 1 population. If anything » bX> the mark, wd u b to calculate upon. Pro- tliat nixie* no difference with the mat­ ter* under consideration. The relative strength of the State* in the Houae and Electoral College will lw the same, whether the basis of rrjireaantatiQB ia. At a meeting of the Teller Commit­ oliangcd or not The nroasat House tee' at Washington, ou Ite 13U> in*t, 1. H. contains 293-membent. If the batiste1 T-M—« w W Humphreys, of MiaaMppi. not interfered with it will contain 359 after the next apportionment, aud (if no now States are admitted) there will be A MATTOXAL conference of colored cit­ in the Electoral College 435 votes, re­ tern* wilLb* h*M at NaakvilKMay*- Th* quiring 218 to elect a President. object ot tt>* earfsrencs I* Mated to be “ to coSAll thia ia reached with an approxi­ mate degree ol accuracy, but to gi t the increase among the several States is a matter ot far greater difficulty. Il is lielieved however that the following tabic, which has been prejxred with nare. and after consulting all the light* available, gives the facts and figures COSUKMS1O.1AL raOCXEDl.MIS. as they will *p|>car after the next cen- Tn Jew* of Ute world are estimated 16,500,000. Gekmaet recently launched her first - —L_ 1. 321 Thia part of the sprooii— occupied abowt M bourti time. There were 89 ItepuhUcana in the cau­ cus. Two ballute were taken, and on the second ballot Chandler had d9 votes, Bagley 19, and Senator Palmer 1. Tbe agony waa thus over. A commit ti e was aixpointix! to wait upon the candi.late* • Baltic, CL, which ha* 137 families, lias no church of any kind, but haaseven­ teen liijnor abojM. Bux grows thickest on the north side of trees; thus, in a forest,' to tell which is north, girdle a tree. Jafaw tanow taannfai-tnring boot* for sale in the United Stabs from leather brought from American ports. There are I TOO,000,000 worth of churebc* in New York, and the only taxes paid are to the preacher*. Dceimg 1877.5^77 persons « " from the Austro-Hungarian cm nearly all came to the United I A Hums H trade-paper say* ______ Consul* excel in tbe preciienf hpturc ol their communications to the home Gov- had conferred upon him, and then prt>ceeded to review the record of the Itofiublican party. He speke for about twenty-five minutes. John J. Bagley waa next introduced, and spoke for ten minute*, thanking his friends for their votes and kindness, and expreuaing Ids love for, and allegiance to, the Republican JMrty. His speech House-Edis w.r* Uuudared. Dy Mr. WHS Wi ll received. At 19:20 p. m. the audience ad- Noah, raUfiv* to relief of poor dsbtois from jotirned, after which the usual amount heprl* lament; to previds for tbe punish sisei of tsdecont assault: by Mr. -AHXt, to provids * of hand-shaking waa performed. tex upoci dogs: by Mr Noahl to mrondn fiir th* It ia thought tliat the Democrat* will Mr. Xubu. to rvenlate th* preeUn* at axdiciD* and surgery to Miilcaa. Skckktakt Sbxkmam dojM-juA esti­ WxnnszteT, Feb. 11—taxr*.—Mr. IhdSrld mate the amount of Government bonds tstroduead a joint resolution proposing buamk! now held abroad at more thiui $100,­ 000,000. Tiisr have been enjoving a trotting meeting on the ice at Montreal, and a ‘ " heads ita report “The Canadian PoHTMARTKB GENERAL Klt has a good won! for the women who are in charge of {MMiofficca. They do their work sat- tn HM stal r» deetod la 1«U, <bnl rwwcUy » Toaa Ujtrrxv States Jr doe Baxter, of Teunesre-'. has appointed a race.'ver to telio chanpr of tbe oCeet.of Dre late rnty of Msmpbia. This winter there have been, for the fimt time in thirty-five years, fourteen remsoentive days of skating in Regent s Bark. London. Tin: Ihnno Ufirial, a Mexican pa­ per. has aatonish*d the journalistic world in that country by running ita prnsa by steam. Getrnuar to popular httisf, the Ann-n:-»n Indiana are nor decreasing tn numterrs, bat arc actually growing fa» populate® OdMai MaWrtire at Washington reveal thia ea- Mr. Henry Willi*, of Battle Creek, who ha* been very active in starting the movement for on Indastrial School for Girls, has sent the following memorial to Lansing, which throws some light upon the subject: T. <*• lK*l«lBtnr« ot Mlrhlon: As tbe qoroUon of tbo Girls' sad There are not enough lawyer* in the tower houae of the Gchcral Assembly of North Carolina to make a Judiciary Committee of lawyers. Ix two years the Governor of Texaa portioned 190 convict*. Of the num­ ber forty-five were murderers and thir­ ty-three horse-thieves. It i* estimated th*t there are nearly 2,<*IO.OtX> of acre, of land in Ireland, winch, if reclaimed, could lie adapted In the ratting of grain. The alxditionof the City Government of Memphis has put an end to the city rings and left the local politiciaan with­ out mean* of snlxtislencc. It ia said that a Ruiwian officer luu> The proposed reduction of the tax on tobacco, treasury otSosk" <wumate, will lam tb-> annual revenue about fJ.UUO.lXD. end It i. Tar Preaident haa appointed Horatio C Burchard, the promt member of t'oegma ‘blr'fW1 d*lnr' “f Ultouta, to ba DWwt« Or the *45,000,000 of fractional pa] eurrwncj issued by the ballad Sutev. there mains •uts-on.Uiq; about ll\0W,au, ot sb ■ The London E.wmmut finds the | amount,of gi Id in circulation in France lobe alxert •l.diiO.fNMi.MiO. or t27 37j । for every man, woman, and child of the I French people. Tiihitt rnr. thousand dollars, con| tnlmted by tbe world's chanty to thr relief of Die sick and newdgat Memphis, vesX owned in wbnte or tn part by * tauwti of i* thxl up by garniaumrute ot the hold­ Uxi United HUM, or by a dUxen of any tamgn er* of the city l*>nd*. tr.crita or deSenendea. The trouble aiunlry, shall UAr <ai loan! rMh vsaw! al any The rancheros of Chihuahua. Mexico, with the township plan ia that incom­ port er place within ite Chinre* empire or at petent and indifferent men have charge have taken thr law into their hands and an. uthiw foretell port or ptere whatever. any of the examination of teacher*. Poor nutnter exceeding fifteen CTuomc paeaeogrre, CAplurcI and executed six highwaymen; inspector*. of course, tend oat poor •tetter male or female. with intral to Lrwg among them one Miguel Armendariz | teachers, and poor teachers curse the aud threw of hi* son*. State jrith a poor order of district A WeijihmaX named Thomas Row­ school*. The times demand lien in­ land died lately at the age of 103. He spector* and competent teachers. We left eight children, whose respective I cannot afford to cnpple in any way our ages were 71, 70. 68, 66, G4, 61. 58 and I pubiie-wchool system. M, or 514 years altogether. • It ia related of Widow Mary Holbrook. ' Mr. Kahn, of Detroit, ha* introduced why died recently in Brockton, Maa*., at a bill to prohibit wholesale child murd<-r the age of 93 yi-ars. that she made in the State* ef Michigan by criminal after shr waa 75 years old by the abortion. This is a very imjHirtaiit aud vital matter, sv the growing aud damna blc crime of abortion strike* at the very root of all our social syatem. The Hrr« or Suinde 1 crime, too, ia not only prevalent among That is the question about Casliicr J. tbe lower clasare of our (woplc, but it W. Barron, of the Dexter (Mr., Harings tlnda its way to to the wx-allcd “upper-' Bank, whose discovery, gagged, strang­ ten" of society. We have reason to ling and dying iu the vault of that i©The Bourse at Vienna is* handsomer Itolieve that many a woman in high life | »t!to'iun, nearly a year ago, made such building than the Emperors palace, ha* damned her soul to all eternity by * great *cn**tion. Everything indi­ and was put up by Jewish capitalists this fearful crime. Anything that can cated that he had seted the jrxrt of 'he । who own it The Viennese call it the be done to stay hero, refuting to divulge tbe combina­ । Temple of Holomon on the Dannbe. tion that would unlock the tressrurcs of the safe to burglar* even at the nak of 1 The Boston Herald regrets that Mrs. hi* own life. His praises were sung 1 Hayes should have worn a wine-colored throughout the land, lionks iu different ■ilk, aud tliinks a watered tilk would part* of the country contributed hav.- been .and* more becoming to so a fund of some thousand* of dollar* for distinguished a temperance advocate. among women in high life, to the care the lieucflt of hia family, and a memorial It is admitted that the oak does not of children. Added -to thia ia the fact church Wafi — ....... flourish in England to the extent it did that thousands of young women are con­ formerly. This fact ia not singular, m signing their illegitimate offspring to it is wvli known that every plant, if kept to toe same toil, will degenerate in This evening Prof. Kedzie, of the time. ■ All over the South, say* the Lotris­ Agricultural College, will deliver his rille Courier-JoutiMl, farmers con­ lecture on illuminating trite, in the Hall of the House, before the members of the tinue to hypothecate their crops iL ad­ vance, which show* that they are run­ ning at least one year ahe«ri of their Shutting Oat the Mongolians. The following is the text of the bill to restrict the .immigration of Chinese to Ute United titatea, aa it jmaaed Con- JE.“Z of Judge Tart, of Oaemaati h waa received, at a caucus of Repr.blkaa HraaU.n tn ’V*.hingt.«, m the Irtn faX. that Mr I5drnnn.br noovtituitonal amml. Ml, prointaung th- payment of diAtoval oXaie. shall ba posted to fia*J action al thu AT a caucus of the Ilc[>ul»lican OrtsItew-bf Ite Michigan te,Tis!»tnro. bold on tte lain iuct, ZscUarteh Chaadkr as* imtainaUxi on tte first balk* for Unite.! Mato* Senator to succeed Mr. ChrisOacey, roceiviai; ft> votes to “ever since it w*s a kitten " until Mon­ day, when it brealhod it* last. The cat lived to the remarkable age of 21 year*. For some yearn past it waa on the re­ tired list, haring tost all ita teeth. It* a«bt *w *oeMwhat impaired, and it rntito DnthvwCta rmUof old ago. There are oilier old oat* in Muridmi, bnl none that wo bear of have reached tbe age of the one owned by Mm. Cwrtia. Mr*. John Dreher, on lb. Hteto Ijhesry; by Mr. HoJre, lo snxmil tlie L»« relating to the srtioc .if by Mr. (TismtMlals, to Irgslly pro­ tec* uncatea of inaso* aaylnm*: also, for the proterta® »f pcreoaa! Ulx-rty; by Mr. Child., to pmviil* for tbe ereetfin of a fire nrtiof baHdU>K for 11* mux-uni al tte UiMverwfy of Mwbigaa; by Mr. CooaBL making aa appropriation for tte H*nl of I'ie!i C*>atn»*ii*Mn for tte y«sni 1HT0 an! IMM>; by Mr. ?aUcrw>n, to aatoci! the law -^relaUng to osncel atiou of How. E. B. Wabubusxx ia traveling in. Mexico. BuohaM Ypcjro’a grave ia guarded still, night and day. CoaaBxaaMA* Trcxxa, ©f Virginia, ia troubled with incipient cataract in both DRUBS, lEDICIIESU* CHBIICAU, Eunr BcntUTT. the kwrned black­ smith. ia in very feeble health at hia home in New Britain, Ct Fcar>iN*M» nr. Lessee*, the projector and constructor of the Suez canal, has been offered the Governorship of AlMis* Mast ■ Lex, daughter of Oen. Robert E. Lee, was entertained at Gibndter by Lord and Lady Napier a few days ago. ' LnoivX MacDaSixl died near Colum­ bia, 8. recently, agtd 120 year*. Ho was a slave under the three Wade Hamptons. Wolfs Gillespie, who fought under Napoleon at Waterloo, died in Ameri­ cus, Ga., a few days ago. Hi* age was sity of New York, on Feb. ^3lh. the anniversary of his 89th tiirtbdsy. Btoxewall Jackhox's old sorrel war­ horse. which Ion- bis master under thr moon on the fatal night at ChancellorsVille, ir. still living at the Moniaon home­ stead. in Lincoln county. N. C. B F. Jo* A«, the nowlv-clected Uni­ ted State* Senator from Loaiiiana, will l>e the third Israelite who lias occupied a scat in the forum. The others were David Yulee, of Florida, and Judah P. Benjamin, of Louisiana. Geobue Eliot i* said to be devoting all her time and energy to the comple­ tion of an additional work on the posi­ tive philosophy which Mr. Lewes left unfinished at hi* death, so that we need n«t expect many novel* from her for a while. Thomas Nast, the caricatnriax, wa« recently presented with a silver vase by a delegation of army and nsvr officers al the residence of Col. William E. Chnreh, in New York. The testimonial was subscribed by 3,500 officers and en­ listed men. The Marquis of Lome and Prince** Louise devote an hour to family devo­ tions each evening, half an hour in the morning and a quarter of aa hour at noon. The Marquis n-ada from the Church of England service and the I’rinoca* iDijKtuds. Sarah Maria William*. who died six month* ago, at Newburg, N. Y.. threat­ ened to haunt her husband, and he died a few days ago from ghostly ritife. A non of the dead man, with hi* family, *■" ’----------------- 1— the house lately, but he is now lot to retire, owing to unearthly visit*. Okoboe F. BoRXXao*, who, aa * pri­ vate soldier, waa on duty at the houae of Secretary Seward on the night of April 14, 1865, when the Secretary was at­ tacked by Payne, ia bei g worked into an army paymastersliip by Congn— rnedal by Congrca* some time ago for 1 saving Mr. Seward's life. Mrs. Eulaheth Lzoi-old dkxl in Graniteville, 8. C-, the other day, at the age of 107 year*. Around her grave stood the only surviving son, a white­ haired, bent man of four score; a grand­ child of 56 year*, sever*' groal-grand(ibihlreu over 40 years of ngu, a number of greai-great-graDdchildren. more than 25 year* old. and some toddlen, grcatgrcat-great-grandchildren— five gencralions in all. v | James CaUIoi x. a brother of John C- Calhoun, still lives near Hawkina­ rille, Ga. While hunting on House creek, m Wilcox counly, the other day. hi* dog sniffed a strange animal, which, when canght, rollexl over and over, studied about in books of natural his­ tory and thoroughly pierced with exclaknation points, proved lo the dumb­ founded Georgian \o be nothing «l*c than a beaver. Il weighed thirty-five pounds and made a tine barbecue. little child I JENKY A. MMIDTEAK. IROI, BAIL8 illBELF HARDWARE DEI GOODS, SILKS Ui DRESS GOODS rs. r. hk'kh. Groceries ud General Product, ANTING# BOISE. MONEY TO LOANt Oi Aflrwd Kral kbit Stm&a. /100.00 and VPWABDb � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-03-01.pdf.pdf 451359b44879ecbc547ca312a5c3786e PDF Text Text VOLUME VI. lUshriUt fimtmt WM. PARMENTER. IF H GRISWOLD. aattaawssr WALTER « PO WERE ■ a TTOSIVKT aS L*w,Jaaikw ..IiU- IV— ■A. iLtsrj DaMk. LEWIS DURKEE, X J. FE1GHNER. PUBLIC u< K-l CsrvM stiMUlM *ii>n to Uw 4«.i HOTAKY ^TOODLAND HOUSE. union house ORNO STRONG. "Y^riLLlAM JONES, NEW LIVERY MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1. 1870. X*ckvm weatto dnnk tea a FAnghusr', and pass the cveaiug M the Baron's bouse. I felt, on this £ad. no miagiv•Hri mb as would het* heart tac had I. allowed my charge to go out atone into gayvr comjaiuy. To theater and opeia, or to tho** balls and evening re- . I-r*r* *4 *t fi rw t |a l*-*r- TMr'aorU baa anw ax' oaw aiacla Ua- ,S tea Sanl ar«i i i-i. ia*ir*f«era4nr ’ NASHVILLE. BARR^ The following ar* * few amusing ex ample* of the “curiosities of English," as reapects tl^ etmrge tri aaundpiodared by different consonant*: Ou.op.pkS tlic word*: “Jt^Ra CarI net. Sous chef; Brigade de Sftrete." at I tin- owner of name and coni, wlm suxx! bowing there before me, a gloasv hat of the bell-crown pattern, affix ted by loyal followers of the new Emperor, in hi* " Now, Mr. Baker, let u* understand : gloved hand. There was nothing very each other, at once," Lord Hunsdon had notable about my visitor—a plump, said. Ironing back in his official arm­ middle-aged Frenchman, with tight chair. and tapping the maaaive signrt- coot, well-waxed mustache and the imringon his fat finger with the official l*erialist chin-taft—nothing, iwrepi ths paper cutter. “ I have great pleasure, feliui quickneaa and keenness uf hi* aa I have said, in intruajng to you the eyes, which I felt to bo reading me a* task of my nephew's education. AU 1 eaxily aa if I errried my character, in Usra.beord of you. and what tittle I have large print, outride my waistcoat seen of you, induce* me to regard you “I gather from this card," said I, as an excellent traveling tutor. It only somewhat ba*htolly, "that you belong, remains for me to state my view i, n* M. Carnet to the------ ’ briefly aa I can." br> a glance at the “To the jxdicc?" rejoined my new scofficid clock, “ for 1 have to receive a deputation immqdiately. CegD Man­ qusinianne; "yaa. mntirianr, I Bova the ver* has a fortune of hi* uwiT- kia moth­ honor to belong to the pctice. U ssrow er'* money—and will in all probability ray duty, ia eomphsnr>r with iusttwesucceed me in the title and propertv. tiona from headquarter*, to apprise yon I don't want ths boy to turn out a book­ that your pupil—Sir Maurer*—ia de­ worm or a scamp. Make him a well- ceiving you.” "That Cecil Manvcnt—mv pupil—is informed, honorable English gentleman, with enough knowledge of the world to deceiving me?" I rejxwUd. in utter in­ steer clear of ite worst perils, and I credulity. The sub-chief of the French detective department lifted bis high shall be more than satisfied. And noth­ ing could conduce better to this than shoulder* in a shrug that Brasseur on two years on the Continent in such the stage might have envied. "It i* my painfully distrcMnug duty," good hand*, aa yours, Mr. Baker. 1 be said, in a thick wht»psr, “to disturb. Dkonrieor. your UwiUfut aontidcaee fa your youthful 'fnead.- What will yon, air? Young men will be young meh. is positively not my own. And I >«x>k the Uniter Secretary’s hint' It is part of tho herculean task uf oqr, “J —-'^.^ t tumbling over the superior police to drop a word.of warnI deputation *s I made my way ingto parents and gnardlanmlio arc iteira. Nest w*k. Coed Manvera hood-winked. I do so now. Sir Man-. rare—that youth ao discreet— be spends rirt abroad. firs* -yeas of •■rnttwenial travel off pleasantly .enough. The of the wont comp*nv, Rive Gauche, Rnc de Ixx:lies. No. 18.” -------- . Switxeriand, Tyrol, each and all On me this extraonUnary assertion ' of them' we had visited in the pleasant summer time; we hml wintered in Italy, produced very much the effect of a »udden plunge into cold water. It fairly' and the next spring found ua in Pan*. took away my breath, and I sat gasping I It waa the timo when the great Paris Exhibition—exhibitions bad not aa vet and staring in blank amaxrmeuL Then grown common enough to be classcif as I rallictl my wits sufficiently to reply. bore*—attrecbil mrria<U to the llicn There had, I said, been some peppoater imperial capital of Fnam. -iBmfrren i <mu murtak c. Mr. Octt Maurers J>*a*ed hi« nvenwigs in the ^xsr-ty ef s quiet Court and empire were in their first > freshness—decked, loo, with the prc*lig<- French family of good ixxiition, that of which succe** confer*; for the great ' Colonel the Baron Duplc«»ia. Bnt here M. Carnet broke in, arching struggle with Russia waa —’---------- ' 1 his eyebrows. torioualy for the allies, “Eh, ell, the Baron Duplessis?" said feclttfg between Franc he, dryly; “ J was not aware that to his •fiot \sbitoM of enjoying Wpaaleth* of Colonel he ailded the bar­ themselves, and. whatever the merits of onial coronet. Well, Monsieur Baker. I the show might be, it certainly aecunxl have dropped you a hint, well intenthe suffrages of the well-drraaed, wrll- tioned, foi de Carnet! Wateh mgre plcased crowd* of holiday-maker*. My strictly over your pupil, for the intimacy pupil and I made the new Palace of ot the Duplcasi* household is apteio Industry our daily lounpr-. and so did a prove costly to a ncopbiie. And "—thi* French friend of ours, d<*tined to play more seriously—“ should yon require help from the police to cut the knot of no unimportant psrt in this story. It was by accident that we had made thia imbroglio, you have only to seek acquaintance with Colonel the Baron | me—me, Jules Carnet, at your service. Duplessis. Cecil had . a walking-cane, The addreaa I have penciled, see, on this with a haniteomc gold head, which had card, 7 Rue Joachim. I replace, for the bekmged to his father, and thi* cane he next few nights, the Comnnswy at that chanoed to laare on one bf the marUo table* of the Exhibition monsb r res­ taurant Half an hour later, when my Left alone, my reflections were, very Cpil discovered hi* loss, ami went l>-rk hoi haste to seek for hi* missing latter. 1 could not doubt the truth or property, it waa courteously restored to the timeliness of the warning that hail him. with a bow and a smile, by a tall, been conveyed to me, anil without Ipsa elderly Frenchman, with the inevitable of time I set out for the Hue de Locbea. It wm very dark, and, aa 1 cross-d the red ribbon adorning hi* tightly-battonrd frock eoat, and of wb*A his eemjattriote The oh I officer had hluirrVM ouhmIv.'s ■a the occupants of a table near his own. and had beau prompt enough to pre- of which were now ablaxe with light, while strains of music reached my cars, mingling with the clink of glatees and the murmur of conversation. The wellknown *tairea»e. however, : jraa dear, and I mrt with no imfwdwMt v I traversed two small rooms, and. myself be coatinnad: • No, f would never take him out sleighing, becanae such a shower of sperka were knocked from hi* shore that the snow and ice were melted are fast friends, and my former ch ba* never forgotten the debt of g Mdutehtahhetektau himsdt to for my coolness on that night in bright enough to win hi* young affec­ tions. and the Baron* weak tea. and trictrac at four aooa points, would not be likely to derange liis nenes or empty hi* jxicketa. ‘A monsieur," hinted the concierge one day, thrusting his bald head into the room where Tsat, "wishes much to see monsieur." The stranger was not far off, sa the janitor of our furnished hotel thus spoae, and perluq* was aecustomed to the pvoccae of self-introducUon. At any rate, I *oot) found myself looking up from the oUong NUMBER 23. Tauno Cold.—Upon this subject a high authority says: “ When a person la-gins to shiver, the bloxl is receding from the surface; congestion, to a great­ er or Ire* extent, ha* taken plncc, and the patient haa already taken cold, to be followed by fever, inflammation of tho langs, neuralgia, rheumatism, etc. All these evil* can be avoided and the cold expelled by walking, or in aome exercise that will produce a prompt and decided reaction tn the system. The exercise should be sufficient to produce pempiraiion. If you are so situated that you can gut a glam of hot waler to drink, it will materially aid the penpiretion, and in every way aasiat nature ia b«r effort* to mniove tho cold. This coarse followed, your cold i* at an eml and whatever disease it would ultimate ing the least danger, their guns were all laid away in the bottom of the ambu­ lance. They got out and held up their hands, and. while fourtcen-ladl relat­ ing ride* were held an them, the others they got flfiO, and from Sibley 160. Cahn is a German. and talks broken rente 1, and your doctor's bill* eared." English. He quickly handed oat from his inside vast pocket WO. "That ia Sick-Room Bulk*.—From an. n-t all." But the leader wouldn’t believe change we clip a few " hinta*' to those him. He tendered his watch, bat tbo visiting the rack: ------- J ’------ **“ room quietly. Carry a cheerful face, and speak cheerful words. If the sickI nets i* scrion*. do not fall into gsy and careloaa talk in the attempt to bo cheerI ful. Don't ask questions, and thus Tang! The sharp little hammer of q t«--------------- ------------------- 1 — -• oblige the invalid to talk. Talk alxtut the Unman doek of the chimney-piece, otu. g„ne; • something outside, and not about the United States documenta," they diopped aa it struck the hoar of 1, auggreb-d to jj changes eight to height i disease of the patient. Tell the news, on the road a traveling-bag. Cahn had me the necemity of being prompt and | • oAr. now know and eyod keyed, but not the list of the rick snd dying. the corner of his left eye on the bag, enol, it I would save Cecil Manvcra l tr*n*fonn« j>c*r into pearl, If possible, carry something to please sod, as Mxm as hr saw the lx*e piek it from a worse peril Ilian the mere loaa ; yj tarn* a line Into linen, a crow to a the eye and relieve tho monotony of ths She groaned and dropped hri*hands. of money. By thi* time only five per- 1 crown sad makes one none, aick-rnom—a flower, or oven a picture e bos* took out five >500 packages, Did yoa ever notice the large apace which you can loon- for a few days, j aon* excepting my pupil remained ini p-metamorphoses lumber into phimle occupied in Matthew'a gospel by the | Highly perfumed flower*, however, ■ and remarked, “That's Irtiiune**. old the room, for even the Baron's scared ) cr wife and dull-eyed daughter had dis’g turn* even into seven, makes have record of the te»t day of Christ’s public •hould never lx, carried into tho sick­ mon." After the J«orty waa all relieved, append, and. of the*.- five, two were Bbare and word a sword, a pear a spear, ministry, and h«w ranch of all that we room. Rome little delicacy to tempt I the robbers put them under a bank, the M-rving-men in theatrical livery. m*t>* stenghbr of laughter, and curi- know of Hi* mission and message, and the appetite may be well bretowed. with one of their gang on guard. The The other three were the Baron him- 1)adT change* " having * hoe” to “ sbar- the future of the world and of all men. Stay only a few minutes at the longret, | main body of the escort waa a mile be­ hind, Imt soon came up and rode into we owe to the teaching of these four- unless you can I>e of some help. •elf, a cadaverous little old fellow, frith , ;ng B siioe.’ \ the cooly aa unsuspectingly »s the ama hatehet faro and a harsh voice; and a T bought, turn* here and-twenty hours? Let me jnit to­ Guard thr Childkdl—Little chfl- bulanc* fellows. The ronber* covered bigv bbek-browed man. »ho^ sharp tbcn< one to changes hether gether in a word what happened on that dren mint l>c carefully guarded during i the soldiers and their •ergeant. They . ... .. . . •• - ‘ iheibiT. and transforms the phrase. It included the conversation with the tliis season, if parents, expect to keep i all laughed at the idea of their having sgrA looked disagreeably walfiak when- “allow bis own " to “tallow his town." OTCxnn smihd otumoko. I grew seri­ W <kH* wall; «. g.. Lose are whoae, chief pneste and elders alaoa! the them from sickness. We do not mean any wealth, but one of them was able to ously alarmed as I noted tin- *ig>iifl- arc becomes ware, on won, omen women, liaptism of John, the |*roble cf the that they should be confined within- show up seven cents, which waa ebeercant glances which three worthies ex­ ao sow, vie view; it make* on nnu warm, householder that planted a vineyard door*, even in cold weather. On tho 1 and diggeii A wine-pres*, the parableaof contrary, they are ranch more likely to changed, a* they surrounded the sleep­ and turns a hat into — what? ing stripling. That they would allow T tnrna fur to fury, a man to many, the kingdom of heaven, the controversy k<-ep well if they are •■xerciring in the ' tho lad to oany off hi* winning* I liad to to toy. run to rnby, oar* to yours, a with the Hcrodian* about the tribute open air during the middle portion of moaey, the conversation with the Sad- every dav not abaolntely mchmient. i never thought probable, but now it lad to a hady. dnerea about the resurrection, with the From 10 in the morning to 3 in the af- , seemed evident that *omething bcycaad. , —.——,—— -------Hi* followers Pharisee about the great commandment ternoon is the besrt time for young chil­ number 1, 2 and 3. commonplace knavery w*a in question. The Pie-Eating Chaiapienshlp. "Who sl.x.pa, sups." remarkixl the Mr T. j. McNulty, who claims to be in the law. the silencing of the Plum- ' dren to bo ont-doors at thi* season, i trembled, anil seemed to realiz* that senior of the group, with a cackling , fl* ehsmpron pie eater of Aim-rua. sees by pointing to the 110th ptalm.thc ; Toward night the air become* too ehillv. I they were dealing with a .man who would shoot if be got an opportunity. But they should always be wannlv i laugh that chilled my blood a* 1 lieanl ' publiahsff-» efcaSenga last week in the ' warning to the multitude of the Seri Im* it. "Your southing syrup, Duplraud*. yOTk #Un, to which there hare j and Pharisees who were hypocrites, pro­ clothed, the feel Ixdng well protected, Wien the robbery wax over they stacked <hd the trick well." lwD *«.,,.„] n^ponsea. Mr. John J., tracted and prolonged up to that wail of and the soft under-flannels never omit- nil the guns, and told them to go on jted. Half of the illnmesof little chil- , hall a mile and then come back "Ay," replied the Baron, a* he pasm-d,. W' United States Bnng FaC-1 diMqipointed love, “ Behold your house is ' The party obeyed. the flame of t. candle liefore Cecifa un- i teM^rwho-riga* iriniaelf th* " Champion left unto you desolate.'' And, us though dren, and much of their fretfulncsa, for their arms. conwioUM eyes; *it was time, comrade*, [ Sponge-Cake Eater."accept* Mr. McNul- that hail not been enough for one dav. |। might be prevented by keening them rode in the opposite direction. Col. to li«Ur out something xtroagvr thar: ty's challenge to ret pies for the chain- . when He is going home from the temple |. warm, not only out of doors, but in the Rice dispatched a soldier to Keogh with Oboquat; for neridr what evurdb that pionship of the United State*. Mr. to find for a night in that quiet little ;: Louw. This should not be done by Eug&ih boy dia -btid, a* if devil AlfnM Waltzinger, Champion Pimn- home in Bethany the rest that he wants, having liot room*, but by putting on the new*. A squad of twrmty men William Dixon, one had ilinffled the pnek; ami, rtritkt me, puddingjutier, also accept*, provided as He rests we'srily on the slopes <>f them light, warm, wool«» garments. If went in pursuit. we'd not have found it eaay to make him I the pica sliall be apple pica, of tlic pre- | Oh ret, the disciples come to him. “ Tell children have cold feet or cold arms, of of the quartette, war captured. The lose the gold he won ! Young ax he is. *crilM-<ljq^e. the prize to lx- tlic cbam- ; us when all these things lie ? and whst coqrsc they feej cross, and they don't others are at large. he has aex^c and spirit too, and be had I iiionslimJbd FJDO. The Champion Pie- ’ shall Im- flte sign of Thy earning? " and know what is the matter with them. {The (hlnrec New Year. the effrontery Dfitell me to-night ho was Eater nJ New Jersey, who fails to give , there follow* all that wonderful proph­ Crnx for Diphtheria.—A Dublin The neatest picture I can find this astamol of playing tnck* on hi* gtxxl- - hi* othA*n*mc, is anxious to enter the ecy of the destruction of Jermalem and |iaper gives thia remedy for diphtheria: uatured tutor, and that, win or lose, he'd ring, asja slso Mr. George O. Striker, the end of tao world, Uw parable of the “rut a teaapoonful of sulphur into a week is John Chinaman, who ram re to gamble no moyn^" ^.C ham piou I tough nut-Eater, who is “not fig tree, the warning not to suffer the wine-glam of watef, and stir it with the and fro in holiday array upon the street The stout-built man resjxmdcd wiUcTpvcr 17 jeara old, tall anil lean." Hi ■ thic\ to come, and the promise of re­ finger instesd ol s spoon, as the sul- with hra pot of preserved ginger, his some brutal joke about a tender, yauDg-iatipukteRthai the pie* shall lie hot and ward for the faithful and wiae servant, plsir dore not readily amalgamric with pound jocksgc of tea, his mess of pigeon that »•* ready for the spit. -qrtiome-mriia Mr.. P, J. Maloney who,’ the y arable of the ten virgins, and in all water. When the sulphur is well mixed sugared cocoanut, or walcmnekiat or "There is *o risk, no risk at all." said] so far rf»hrar<l from; is not a cliampion probability the paralde of the King with then it is to be given to the patient the elder uf the scoundrel*: “what can . of anylbteg, will wager from 65 to $5U0 , the talents; ana the worda that might l to gargle, and. after gargling, to swallow rag*, hang* upon hi* steps, lagging they prove against u*. Lein ? The young that be c*r win the mr-ratingchanipiaa- be written in letter* of fire, that tell ua impudently for sweetmeat* of the hated genlleman lias won onr money, not wHahip from Mr. MflNnlty; and Mr. the final course of all thing*, and the Chinaman? who, yerterday, waa hig tar­ his. He has drunk ranch wine. He in— Richard Dumiihy?Vluuni'>nn Saratoga judgment uf life cterual and death get for mud, taiinta, and profanity. Pir-Eatet, will bet from tl(N everlasting I All that was the work of There is not a speck of toil to-day ppoo hat he can consume more pie “ one of the days of the Son of Man." tlie white stocking*, the clnbbw] shoes, Liuutes than Mr. McNulty can. Of Him it was proplwwicii lung ago, or the rich, wadded bleu** in which tr. Charles McClennon, who “ Far Jerusalem's .-uko I will not rest;" John makes and receivta hi* Kew-Jib the fi4k>«ring proviso, viz: and Ilia life on earth, a* well a^His life Morgue?" . k ‘That idudl Le of yeur dimen- in heaven, fulfills the prediction— the •hovd. and sprinkle a u_------------- -------- YearYi call* Hi* shining euc, Iwuided one by the tailsamenms of His serviiw, I f« tgfliRwas something < «ons ox Jo size, material, ete.. but four of brimstone upon it: let the sufferer and eked out with strands of red silk, th* other by the unceasing energy of peculiarly hiteomi iffLid affectation of pi<* mrftFV- placrdSonc on 4»p of the inhale it by holding the head over it, dangle*, a tempting handle, to hi* heels; the old villian's manner, aa, dn»wiRgtjB“'f- ritehbite to be through friir pin*." Hi* exalted j>o* er. He tods unwearied and the fungus will die. Brimstone liia bead haa a clean, new shave; his himself up, aud extending one arm ia^Mr. MWIrnnon i* 1G yearrnf age.— here. Ho works unresting thtre.—Aleur- kills ayery species of fungu* in man, fb-ger-naila are long ami polished aa a ander McLaren, D. D. beaat, and" plant in a few minute*. A forensic fashion, he pleaded hx« own •'LouisfMH! Courier-Journal. few days ago, at Princess Mary's Cotcause before an imaginary trilranaL Buk^’ n»e WsrKs YmMrt. tha two evil-vi-saged arxving-men and ■ —, There ia no Light..' tribute paid to Uge Homes, London, an outlireak of who clatered lart wsek before the tourt i one of the oHret thing* diphtheria attacked fifty of the in- ’ ths burly black-browed ruffian were of According toPeUvinait Christianity than that which comes mate*, bnt cue uf the nuna» cured them that Ah Toy had caused her abdnetiou. another mind, for they laughed with? from its cnemica. The Pharisees of a had sold her into evil, and waa tfec.desevident rntoymeat of the jest. few secular I’ajx rs pick up every instance •11 by causing the patients to gargle I “Tiutt for the Cour Ihterisee!" re-" B. C. jn~ 534 B. C. it made terrible of failure on the part of peofcxqors to with iulpbnr and swallow the gargle." । troycr of her happiness altagrther, and havoc iiHSsrtliMge, ar-l the people, dethen create.! consternation in the torted the big man. snapping his finger*: A Homki-t Cent rou Dtbprmia — ■ breasts of all fair-minded poaoes by walk worthy of their high vocation, and plorin(|adtoi' anger of the god«, offered " and now, mon vieux, if you like. I am thou tell ua that CLri.»tianity is most ad­ Here is lather a enriou* remedy, ear* j reaily to administer the eoap-de-pi>nae up their children as aarnlkcx. Thu- mirable in itself, but that the churches Cotters Family Mayatine. but in sweetly taking his hand and peaceably has left . graphic description of ' departing with him mxxt doy. -She ia to 2hia young aristo." aud he stretched cydide* the plafMi which raged in Athm> in 180 j are corrupt. lx<-an*c straw of their maxn- many cases a very certain one, for the ' small and ehublre, and haa high ohcck forth hi* brawny hands, half jocuhurly, B- v . 60^which extended irvCr Egypt' l»-rs are proven to be liad 1 What ia cure of indigretinn. It is simply the Ixmestfuit gleam like torebea from the and Ethiopia. In the eighteenth year this bnt a confession that a consistent cultivation of a habit of chewing, while effects of the carmine with which ahe of the uliristian era Rame was depopu­ Christian ia the highest style of man? out of doors, different kind* of green has bedaubed them. Her lip* are red­ leave*, and- swallowing the juice. One der than the red row? from the same, lated at the rate of 10,000 d*M> Three — Christian Intelligencer. can always cull a leaf fn>m a hedge or and, in her baud, ahc carriae a Wight centuries and a half later the plague apbush aa' one pasara. Almost all are silk handkerchief. JIcr hair haa Jliren in Britain, where the living were to cam sffijfi a load through the rivwr-I jxwred 1 gi-od that are not nauseous, such a* the Stiffened by an ointment of shavings -not abl* to burr tlu> d ead. Theftis rideatrcet*. Better wait till the OwET’ ivy, or poteonooa.* aa th* laurel W- and water, combed and allowed to dry. reasoq ,to doubt the KUtemcnt that wine-shop cloaca, and the teat drunkard I little j One of the latter, however, is a capital It is strained l»ck from her forehead 200 ,MT*inw fhMAed drily in London haa reeled homeward." thing where there ia alight irritation of and carried to the t*ck. where itwprreda And then all five sal down together 'during an epidemic which raged in the stomach. The chewing of leave* either aide in fan shaped wingB. a»d » at the table, in familiar converaatimK’i'g cures dy»}x-|«ria, principally, X believe. further lieautified by- ornaaamite o< Mad. XAM -nite , sipping Cuneo* and Chartreuse the while with appreciative relish. Tua only one who looked careworn and anxious waa the Colonel himself. I did not. however, linger long to play th* part of-tmnMkropMg. Clearly, ;if I must ioae no time . ,But.it waa not until 1MB that that. ue. Noiseloaaly,' Wwed what a scourge the plague mi bwM.^jr* ***—e 1 reached th« tray hoik num Double & Single Rigs, "A great haul for the net of the la i he murmured blandly; “Gaorge Maine - for yvar corpulent frtend, �GRAINS Wood and Tin Sap Buckets & Pails, OBAHD BINDS DIVIKO1 Common, Charcoal, Russia and Galvanized Iron Sap Pans, Galvan­ Hy exporing hta pet*<>n iu tta way he did. His aiawer ««. “I mme tain tta array to fight if required, and 1 meun to do what I am." I said DU mom <ra tta subject, wall knowing there wa* no use. Tta next day tta rebels had gH a Ut­ ile tta start nt ns, and would norm cut onr oomrararicatioua. Oar array wm Fred nud I-etta met n*. aed making a* meeh ado ..ver ns aa though we were We did doc bar* any more fight* with invited gmwta fem abroad. kd aa into retal* fnr aome lime, nnd an it was the parlor. Jvimto w*> all •cidne*." the rrttiug quite eohi wrsttar we went to toward um the re*t of tta day. and ev- Nashville, and Mlii■io winter quar-1 ing that a naaolulioo be mpaed, subalien we were tainted to atandas anttink to a vote of the elector* at the We did mrt star long in that locality, next Annual election to be held in the but were ordered on to Chattanooga, vtltagr of HaahviBr on lb* first Timwwhen* w« went into camo again, but day of Aprit. A. D-, 1878. the qurrtfoa still there was bustoe** for ms to do, guarding the railroads and bridgra. for occasionally the rebels woabl make a dash on the railroads, aud tear np the track and taro the bridge*. ' During the'spring we were ordered ; to Join the Array of the Potomac. We left camp near Chattanooga, nnd J were swn on onr way north, to join alockofvtmr hair before he goes down the army that were always capturing South. Tic it up.in akt^.~J L-.. , Rknmvnd. tat had never taken poere*him wear it pex* his heart, as lie it •<» We were glad to get where we would rrcfijem tha t he will forgot you tart a*> pl mail from home amner. and soon aa Fred gets him away from tare." not our have u> wait ’nntil the new* wa* tion thirty days in the N ashtillb Naw*, • Thank yoa.** Jennie, “if he two or three week* old before we re­ a paper publiahed and circulated in the wil! prove as unfaithful a* that be ceived it. viltare of Naah ville. and by posting •han't have a lock nf my hah." We went to Washington, and then printed copies thereof in tvn of the “But, my dear girl, remember what • terrible place it it down there, where oa to the .-hvuandoah Valley. There moat public places tn said village. we went into camp, aud 1 waa tak.m On motion council adjourned. all is excitement." seat to the hospital. Fred C. H. Baa nr. KCHIPMAN. “tVtil. Ill n-t let him hare th* least1 ■takata wa* a'wnys ou hand to look out for his Recorder. President. thing of mine, tee if I do." men, ao if any were sick they got the Father drawled out. “my dear Jennie beat care pomihle under the circum­ you'll break hi* hoar' with your ref’ta- stances. A* for myself, he atoned to al to grant him a email momenta." extra o have me Jennfi-jast then broke away from take a link cared for. I had what they Th* religions meetings continue wit fgther. and coming to where I was. properly wa* typhoid fever, and getting u stated interest. aaya. “dear Henry, you won’t be ao said very had cold 1 became quite delirious mean as to forget m* after you get tlu-refurn 1 iad no know ledge No law suits of any importance of of pass­ Ute, dawn South. wilFycar and no new scandal has hern re­ Fred, who beard her remark, coolly ing event*. How long 1 bad laiu there ported. Mid. ••Jeanie, 1'11 tak* him into my I know not, b it one day aa I opened Now T. Walsh ventilates his views, •ray cyM there appeared to me a vision. font every night, and caution him about a* ot angel*.. who had come to Feature in the Htmk, of one of hi* neighbors, to health. Soon a. •»•■ < : vote* who hut in some way trodden on hi* "Thank you," Jennie replied, and me seemed to *ay, ‘ T{i-t:ry,)iowdoyou frel went whirling away *a cheerful as to-day I Do you know me T Can Ldo though that was sat is Dietary. We hare a citizen who call* Mmadf Everything passed off pin imutlv dur- anything for you F The voice seemed old Grime*, who amuara himself in ■ tag theromaieder of our rtay at home, to me fmuiliar, bnt I could not recog­ making remarks about tta political aittat when the ereutag be:ore our de­ nise it, nor the owner of it. Soon Frod nation. parture arrived, the honse wa* filled came.up and bending over nw said. Letta ami Jennie are here." Oudftanflrid ndg’itar* are exercised wit i company, not Jost the thing to ; “Henry, aroused me somewhat, and my over the question of Supervisor at the pteaae Fred nr myself, but of course we That wfire dll *mllc*. ami not in any way did vision seemed Io change to the herribk. next election, nnd candidates are crop­ wvahow otir dixplensnre at their proa- > Soonj. felt a soft hand placed in mine, ping out like the early spring 'Loleta. Once. Gt course Jennie there, just a kiortMi my fevned brow, and a soft aa silly a« ever, and I waa many times whisper seemed to say, “Letta will provoked that evening nt her silly cure you.’’ That Mi-med to partially whimpering*, as I termed them. Dur- revi ve me, nnd weak as I was, I rose in k-d and InokAl around. Ev­ • tag tta evening there were piledou the partly table enough notions u> supply a com­ erything appeared strange to me, yet 1 almost reenguize Letta; Fred pany of soldier*. nnd they were all in­ could nnd Jennie I could not really call to Foor deaths in town on Tueoday tended fnr Fred mid mysclt. Jennie bad tnnde nnd presen tod mo with a mind, tat 1 know I had aero them night Inrt. Charles Miller fron asthma •oinrubere. Finally Letta placed to and bronchitis. David Hall, disease not thread and needle care. end supplied it । my lips eomething, **ying. *'Eat this, known, Kate Pullman from commmpwith about a hundred needle*, all too ' j mother made it f«>r yoh." tion, and atiirev-year-old child of Frank ■mall for any sewing I could do with- • oat a microscope to aid m- eye. thread I, At the word mother, I felt a very Pf- Bogers', from diphtheria. joy. nnt tiiat 1 roold rcmemoer of every color, size aud quality. tat­ culiar Ten nt Richardson's patent hand too* of all kinds, even auco a* ladies distinctly ray mother, but something fore- pumps were purchased last nock to inspire me with the thought use on their garment*, tape, thimble-, seemed by citizen*, to protect themaelvM all too small for ujv little finger, pin*. that the wont mother was a panu<v.i against lire. Now if some one wonld all tuy ills. I opened my lips, tast­ Just right to pin ■ handkerchief around for tarnish a few tumbler* of water or oth­ my Deck. bn. top small for any other ed the food, when M if by magic all er liquid there would be no further use use I could put f hem to, different »h.-.dea was ch-ar to me, except Jennie she I ot fire insurance. of dreaa jtnnda, just the thing for bed- could not recog.lize. Fred called lire The interna] raven tie agent haa been 9*111 patch-w<nk, mul many ot icr cur­ to my ride nnd asked me If 1 was not ious aitides, tor which I could ace no glad that Jennie «»i there. I naked nround lately, and the way the stamps whore she was, and uhy r>!i<- wa* were Scratched off jnst previous to hi* «uo whatever. Thi* case ahe made atm not there with them. arrival waa Indwrona. On* of oar fromacrqp«ot drew poods, from the He replied, “this is Jennie, here by druggists scratched off all the stamps eheapcat calico to fancy silk, and all your side." from hi* liquor naki. both the empty from article* site hatl kept from her I replied, "that ia not Jennie, but the and filled ones, but Mr. revenue agent childhood, ahe informed me. cares for the sick in the hos­ thought he looked honest, and so did Of the tMng* on the table Fred are lady who I have seen her every day." not cou/tacxte said liquom. X. tectnd each a* he thought w* could car­ pital. Fred then led her aside, (key con­ ry, and would be «f u»e to ua. The wearing apparel, cakes. pi<->, aud other versed a few moments, and in the knick-knacks he very politely declined meantime Letta was feeding me. and to take, aa he said the Government asking me if the food she brought from Voloey HaacalT, of Kalamazoo, died wonld fundah aneh thing*. The even­ home was not Iwtter than the food of on the list, after a protracted ill new*. tag poaaed a way. and it waa after mid­ the hospital, and also trying to get my For sixteen yearn Jie wa* editor and night when the friends gave as a part­ mind right in regard to Jennie. Soon proprietor of the Gazette. ing shake .of the baud, with “write Jennie passed out of the room, and F. D. Spaulding, a boot and aboe when^yoa get to yout regiment, won’t Fred nrtanred to my ride and told me I had bettor try to sleep a littie, a* the dealer of Grand Lodge, haa made an Fhtd. aald to me after they wore gone, conversation wa* tiring me vety much. assignment- Debts about 69400; as­ Al ways ready to obey Um and aa they set-* enough to pay them—perhaps! •‘Henry, you had better begin writ’nr would say do more to me, I fell asleep, lettan to-night. if vou intend to writ* C. E. St. Johns, of Rock Creek. 0., and when I awoka Letta and Jennie to all that ask you." was shot and instantly killed on the A* father had the team ready tn were loth standing ta»id<- me, then 3Sth. while in a saloon at Evart, by for the find time did I fully comprehend Start.—toedny u» to Marsh dl.—we bid Charles Irving. Caoee—whisky. Irv­ the situation. I burst into tears auit ©at folk* gooil-byv. Mother wn» .i* ing is io cnstody. calm aa of old. yet 1 saw team ti ickling for full half an hour I cried like a child. tried to calm me with soothing Martin Fitzpatrick, of Grand Rapids, down her cheek a* she bid ua “Good- Jennie ' bye; God hies*you my dear children." words, but Lrttn. it appeared, wa* aaya that John Ninogue ha* alienated weening a* well os my*e!f, anti when I «rt. Fitzpatrick's «flection* from **td Letta could say nothing. Fred, took her hand, nnd tenderly kiming her. 'saw |»ow annowful she felt 1 dried my Martin Fitzpatrick, and therefore be, and tried to console her. She •aid Fitzpatrick, sue* by capias for ■aid. “Letts, may God protect yon tear* 1 frocu all harm, and bring me aatvly waa weeping fur joy, as well os myaclf. home." Tlwm site completely broke 1and my word* tended quiet heraomc. Mr*. Hannah Wood, who live* with down, and may 1 oerer be a witnem to Finally Fred came in with the doctor, her son near Battle Creek, celebrated they, seeing how matter* were, 5X‘ parting between two peraou* and j thought all hod bettor retire, and lot her 100th birth-day on the 80th. She ia real, but I could not spare Jennie, as lively aa a cricket, wear* no specta­ Jouirie wo* all cries and tear*. But me ' cle*. ami doe* more work every day wh*n I was ready to Mart, I l<>*>k her ao ahe wa* left wi(h mr it we would than does many a young girl. hand aud /tiring her a kis*. said “good- promise not to talk, and I would try and aotne. How long I slept I On the !»ud a man named Lincoln, by« Jennie: take care et youraelf." knowtalk put, tat Jennie remained lixrd in who lire* at Carter's mill north of Big Theo away I west, awl tumping into my mind, (m dream) aa I appeared to Rapids, while attempting to jump on a feel her praaeoc*. When I awoke she moving log train on Ire*' logging railwaayet Gy tuy ride, ready to grant my roed. slipped and fell nn the track. evera request. Daring all my stay in The wheels of the vuginc panned over the hospital, rite wa* by my ride, day hi* neck and killed h m inakntiy. twosriiKc'drove quite fart, | nnd night, or at least nil but the first On the 17th Geo. M. Bwitmw. of Yates, but *11 wa* so solemn that anyone two or three day*. it appearod that after she learned I akc Co., was suddenly attacked with veattag «ta and in dajlight would supheart disease while drawing log* and K wo were on our way te the gal- onr regiment had arrived at the capi­ died almost instantly. He waa aged tal, ahr dL-t'-rraintsl with Lott*, tocouie to be executed. yearn, and had lived in Barry Co. Before day-light we passed throegh oalaud make u* a virit. tat before they j 61 previous to removing to Yates in 1871. Mtavae, tat aot till after naming arrived I wa* 4n the hospital, where Helmvwa wibaadiwo adult childttace waa a word apoken by either of ahe found m<- and then wcut about the a*. Fred, waa tta first to but 1 ffatiW of T’fcrsc to the rick and wound- ' froald aae Chat it was hard work for him cd. and the boys sold rito »• as a perfect ' angel, al way* ready sod willing to do Tins, and all kinds of Sap Spouts, includ'ng CALL IN & LEAVE YOUR ORDERS EARLY THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STOtE STAPLE AID FAICT GROCERIES Champion Combined Reaper and Mower, Champion Single Mower, and Reaper, Jackson Wagons and Buggies, Buckeye and Farmei !s Friend Grain Drill, Coates and Tiger Sulky Hay Rakes, Buckeye Wheel Cul­ tivators, Wiard Steel and Chilled Plows ia cheaper than ever and in price tnd quality I md, and will, do aa well by you aa any firm in Barry or Eaton coun­ ties. Call and get my price* on any­ thing In my line before making your pitrehaae* and 1 will de you good. Give me a trial and by gvod Good*, low price* and fair dealing I wfll cedcaror to merit your patronage and good win. Remember PIONEER STORE I New Goods Boston New Goods! We are receiving our Spring Stock The first installment of BOOTS and SHOES! that many tears were abed wheu ah>- I left tta hospital for homo, which rise did aa soon aa I was aide to return to ‘!ury- H' r mother bring taken sud­ denly HI, word waa sent for her to re­ taro. Me dav* before I left tta h~pitxl. Lotta returned with tar, and Fred and my-rif began to wiah tta war w*. ended, so that we might go home aud in lava than a week be was taken prkoner aud that is tta last I *<rer "f him- «" •»« wa* carritri to Libby priwm. where ta died frem the effheta of hi* won nd*, and wa* buried SAP SPOUT! POSTS EUREKA ' ■ MEAT MARKET. Their Complete Sloe. of •< fatd like Dteriug into con versaUM. Wa drove to tta old Faery Uoaae. ay, or until th* U.ree o’-*loek train LtTaretoaa11 lara home mrti T’red and‘myodHo fltVMn tor Cairo, III., then down athw ct Watora to Vicksburg the where we were to leave the taut ized Iron Evaporators, Smoke Stacks, Syrup Cans, Sugar HATS AND CAPS! Are in stock, and more following until out lire, in all its departments, is complete. VIENNA BAKERY. HHIIPT FIICESI UOK OUT FOR NEW "ID.” SOON .wared a€ww: the Mb at itiMor, but wfeao ttag hmroed that Fred -»<l !>tre Moat report to Learf-quartcra; give on­ KtmSinilKkia SPRING STOCK �K urrii Wto. A. AYLSWORTH AGAI1T IlST THE FIZEDIZD! TTAVTNG bought of H. R. Dtekinron A Co. their Stock of Good., I shall at JL1 . once itmagnrate the STILL AHEAD! J. LENTZ & SONS. GREATEST SIAUGHTER SALE I GROCERIES CONSISTING OF n tetter to the writer, Mr. L. W. rette. who mado hi. home in thi. Coffees, Spices, ---------- .------ — Ouk, brotheriulaw. Hiram R. Dtekbmon, a _ ___________ _____ "Of rise i»huUto-ta friend of years standing, and went boil here I cannot speak too lustily; the to keep him onl of Jail, Hammond turn­ Ktreat with what I left tx-hind in ia wonderful; here the propio lug .re out some cbatllre as security do ding* not b<ra- down in-------------- *“ - *~— families who have nr tore to back them. b.-------- THE LIGHTNING SEWER, SEE Huie wealth, bat all soem Io have a Tramaa’aStore. sensible regard for their own personal -r 5- Tobaccos, Cigars AND EVERYTHING ELSE USUAL­ . —-fair tern thinking tu extort money, to settle it up, but I emphatically declare myself innocent of the fool charge, and would­ n't reUle tbo matter if I could do it for In regard to tho arrest being made out of toww, Mr. Ay bwot th stated that when the Marshal allowed him to took around to raise the money, he was not be waaoot on the “skedaddle,"—that he had too much at stake in Nashville ■tow w take tog-hall „ On mt. A And Personal Chit-Chat. Several more big fish have been pull­ ed from Lake Ono. "Wbo’d a thank and temp!., which has troubled him nr More population for Maple ' I rove. A —A farmer's club ha* been organised Imy baby at Geo. 0. Dean’s and A. Tnhb*’, respectively. ia Diet. No. A of Castleton with tire Several of our business men have in­ vented in a patent hand force pump, which is *aia to be a good article. Mias Jennie Webster reiurnwi home cxetaaivelr. "Ctorer" is the subject Miss Eflto and Jay White, of Kalamazoo. have been visiting Mi«a Belle and Geo. Tnmmn, this week. They rewinter still tunaed home on Thnraday. continues to hold its biguesa. said buaiTIm. regular meeting of rim Red Rib-bon Club, — - Monday night. *««» well at­ ercoat, bat Ion gain vain. ‘ tended and a good interest manifested. Besides the regular routine of basint-ss rcmar’is were mode by several mcmChurch last Sunday passed off pleasant­ ly and MtWactoriully in all. Next At the Republican caucus, on Thurs­ day, John Koaglc, Geo. Buran, Minor will read our ot W. II. H. Murray’* acr- Mead. F. D. Seulre. Jas. Fleming. C. mona, "The Way to Hrevrn." and in O. Scott. H. M. Lee, O. Strong nnd Lcwis Durkee were elected delegutew to the th* aveaiag Miaa L. Addie Ntchota. county eon rention. '—At the annual election of the Chris­ The lad ire of -the M. E. Society of tian Society, last Saturday. Cbaa Fow­ Maple Grove, will bold a social at the ler and Oruo Strong were elected trus­ tees; T. B-Van Wagner, ctork; Friend D. Bouton, Aoaeon; G A- 'Truman, treasurer; Wm. Jarrard and H. A. brown, stewards; H. C. Wolcott, sex­ Mr. Higher lost a child on Saturday D. B. Corilto bosses the building of • Hicks, Oram Swift, D. W. EHis and H. F. Hilbert's bouse. Jacob Utrich'* wife has returned from Kalamazoo, aud aays ahe is all right CLOTHING I CLOTHING! CLOTHING! DRUGGISTS, *1 S3 Uaw* ■ o—flu* Pae ot vvarylUae tomd Is * cosstry Im <ra* Ms **•**■>!*< Fure Di ugs. Medicines, 900 Pair* Boot* at from >1.30 to 81.00, 81.30 and 83.00. 500pairs Women'*. Mbse* and Children’* Shoe* from 95 ett to 88-00 per pair. The above are a decided bargain*, being worth double the money. Good Goods! OUR GROCER! STOCK IS COMPLETE. Fair Dealing I CARPETS AT COST. H. G. HALE, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST The New Wilton Oscillating Shuttle Sewing Machine is wouderful in its conception, unpreredentod for doing a large range of sewing in textile fabrics ana leather. The tightening of a setI screw change* the stitch from a tight 1 shuttle atiteh f<w leather work, tailor­ ing and beavv manufacturing, to an elastic stitell ior family sewing. Its motion* are continudks. Admitting of an extraordinary rate of speed, either by steam or foot power. Every motion of the treadle Fiskes six stitches, thru ! prodneing about one-thini more work in a day than other Sewirg Machines, PURE DRUGS, it has no atop mot ion a and tighten* the ft. A Tophi v'h PATENT MEDICINES, BOOKSELLER DYE-STUFFS, and Woodland. Salt 11.35. Bellevue and Ohio White Lime. These prices are made at' the Colds are the latest style in this com­ munity, and we, the most of the people. Wednesday night of this week, was First Ward Bonanza Store. largely attended and a pleasing lime A. M. DatFOHCRTT, Prop’r. throughout, one of the moat interest­ ing feature* being the presentation to ty Fine asaortment of Candies al tn. Hurgiier, Esq., bv tlic ladies, of a H. G. Hale’s. is being circulated to have one. beautiful irolddmdjre-piD. for hi*stead J. I^ee and Bart. Holly had a r .-ading fastness to hi* pledge since be "swore । Umonu Ptooct. lUl.in., match ou Monday night at the South <*.» Th. pr-mUUK u.d njurh, mu, «™1 Jordan school house. Burt came uut Ihvru.lo .pp.rumw> WM dwr.Ur Kn„,nd C«ndir«, Ju«t □udr by Mr.. G. W, W'llumw ud lb. I )qM „ rhvp. C. W. Smith ahead. recipient responded thereto in some ---------------------;-----The L 0. G. T. sent W. Mvcra and eloquent and thrHing words. The] Look Here. Pnu, will Geo. Barden as delegate* to the Grand be given to the best lady and gentle­ the objoct to vtow—Abe^proetmngn^ * it to their advantage to to to the new man soeller. Webster1* dictionary will a g«><»d tiow - • - - ~ —••••• - r,taLlbditoent known aa Hardy’* btrildB. S. Holly will hare an exhibition, be turd to pronounce from. W. S. ing, west si<le Main EL Hurae-ahoeing night. March 3d. All those Power* will pronounce and rVetj-body Monday made a specialty. wishing a good time will nlca*r take ia invited and expected tu spell. Go notice, and present yourself and lady James Mooux. Prop. everybody to the Club Room next Mon­ on that occasion. SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, puMiDg word, had noticed the beatitiday night and hare a pleasant time, lul and appropriate word*mid to Hast­ At Tniman’s Store. • -Gee. Belle*. of Maple Grove, a hired ing* Lodge No. 044 I. 0- G. T^on kb>nday nbdit of last week, by G. W. Sec­ hamd employed by Beuj. Milter. while retory Evans, of Bellevue, this corres­ returaing from Battle Creek a fop day. pondent, while, nut a member ot the since, got to running horses, nnd ran Order bat holding it in the highest e*into an aged couple, tiding in a cutter, timstion, wonld m*v that surii addrcMee must do tuneb toward poshing for­ injuring the lady so severely that she ward the grand cause to t-ver-ine'easdied three day* afterward. The de­ ing power nnd success, as it abounded 1 ceased tired near Battle Creek, and her ia useful -nslructton fur the Order and neighbors are invsstigatirg the matter in encouraging prognosticaitousfor the glorious future of Good Tcutplarb.ru. and I believe with him that the good work will still go ' - ....... addltion of new ' rsterl .vtaAlciam, CbciMtcal*. DYESTUFFS, TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUME'. TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES. AND BRUSHES School, Mizcellawra & Blail Booh Wail Paper, Bordering And Stationery. Teas, Coffees & Family Groceries. Cigars and Tobaccos, A n?nrrrat.t-t File Watches, Chiu, Bins, Pin. 1879. CLOSED DOT AND FILLING DP. 1879. ZAUR Stock wm never ao nearly closed out at this wuod of the year as at VJ present, and we are now replenishing it with k Id conclusion wo propose to S E: L. AS L O TV As good Goods can be sold. Cail and Soo "CTa. Respectfully, WM. A. AYLSWORTH. DAN. MANEE. S. C. U M.pU are... who recently lost his house by fire, came very near imriuganother conflag­ ration a few night, since. The Inmates wore awakened by moke, and found that ooala had dropped fnuu tire stove and burned large hole through the car­ pt and floor.. 1 "-Lest Monday evening the R. R. Club J. LENT! A 9ONM. poISE BRUTHCBM, BOOTS AND SHOES. STONE and WOODEN WARE! .That person still continues to annor A Mr. Paanoll, of Grand Rapids, the congregation at one of our princi­ A3TD PRICES CORRECT. made some excellent and interesting pal churches with tliat cough. We remark* nt tlm Red Ribbon Club meet- 'm guess she ha* not used the White Wino ing on Sunday lad. j of Tar Syrup aa we recommended. 30-33 Keroacne OB 33 eta. 18 lbs. Louisiana Sagar for tl.OO. 4 lb*. Whole Leaf Tea Dr. Woodraanaee fell on thn ice on for tl.OO. 11 lbw Raisins for tl.OO. Chewing Tobacco 45 eta., worth 50. Plug Saturday, fracturing one of hia riba. I ty A new and fresh stock of Candies Tobacco G5 eta., worth 80. And a thousand other articles st corresponding pric­ IL G. Hslx’s. but was present and made a vigorous ( just received at es, which cannot fail to attract tho pocket book of the close cash buyer. speech at the Reform Club meeting on 1 ty 50 dozen Brooms for the trade IS OUR MOTTO! Sunday. nod to families In lot* to suit, at A. M. Mr. Scntt McIntosh reports the Re­ Dauohkrty's Bonanza Store, near the form Club at Quimby as in an exceed­ ingly prosperous condition, the meet­ ing* Inrg«'Iv attended aud full uf interHouse and Lot adjoining G. A Thrre was a good attendance at the Wan's residence on the south, tion, guarantee our goods strictly pure, Hemp Carpet* at 18 eta., reduced from 98. Ingrain at 80 eta, reduced from 40. Red Ribbon meeting on Tnteday even­ quire of H. M. 1 and the prices as low, if not tower, than ing. although tho walking waa wretch­ ty I have no old »tock. Mr Drug* ed and there was a greenback gather­ are all fresh and pure. Thia t» some­ ing at tho Court Houve. On or about the 15th of February I shall commence selling by auction. ”A Mr*. D. H. McElwain’s bright little ' thing to be remembered in patting up IL G. Hale. . ftve-yewr-old daughter elicited ranch ) prescriptions. Pte*cnptioas. word to the wise is sufficient-” 1 attention by her recitation of "Maty I be refunded. I nad a Little Lamb.’’ nt die Children* | , 3 Pair of Heavy Work Horses, with Temple, on Saturday evening last. CT Do not fall to look at Use many bargain* offered, and rot and 8 sett Bol»-Sleigh%2 Lum­ Miss Lulu Fviglnier shows marked • Hamess, ber Wagons and 1 fl-Spriug Wagoti. money in your purse by buying of ability Uie rostrum, .nd very pret- Also 9 cheap Plow*. tily ircited a beautiful and appropriate Give Mo a Call. A. M. DAVOHCKTr. essay nt the open meeting ot the Juve­ nile Temple, on Saturday evening. Yoon Respectfully, ty A large quantity ot Coro for sale Wheklkk’*. The Good TcniphtP* session on Mon­ at day night lavt, was mainlv taken up Mtirrcssor to II. R. DlcLin*on A Co. with routine busine** nnd the reception Something new in tire Sugar line. C of application* for initiation, batu Date­ worthy and pleasing feat zro manifest w yoairaelf I C. " . Sxnn. those who have lately br-corne metnbera. The meeting of the W. C.T. U-, on Tuesday afternoon last, wa* well.at­ tended, some pleasing remarks were nuide and several good essays read, the balance of the time being taken up in making arrangement, for the social on Wednesday evening, the object of which is to get a clock for Red Ribbon Hall. On Monday night of last week. Ixxbre Deputy Irving L. Creasy, assisted by the G. W. 8.. advanced, try tlic usual, beautiful, solemn and impressivu erreruonieB, tire member of the three De­ gress uf Faith. Hope aud Charily, in H uUinga Lodge of Good Templars, and fire yersons were initiated into the Or­ der, after which tho *e*Mwn was such a fraternal occasion of interchange of thought and opinion that it will be long happily remetib red by all who were pTOMUt. Walnut Cases and WITH A FULL LINE OF Low Prices ! LOCAL GIBBLE-GABBLE, John Barker, of Snn&eld. wbe waa recently found dead in his bed. i. said Undertaking* Goodi Ranging in price from 8, 8,10, lij, 15 and 90 to 50 and 75 eta. Heavy Twilled Flannel* 35 per eent less than cost. Handsome Shirting FLuinel* from 19 to 25c. > young woasan. telling about kicking Another red netion fa Crockery. the brain* out of a kitten which annoy­ Tea Cnps and Banters, 86, 40 and 60 ed her, and he surmised that a reform­ eta. per sett. ed man who should fall bv the way Plates, 30,35. 30. 88.40 and 50 eta. per need not look for aympatny in Unit —Dame Rumor any* that H. R. Dick- Diekfaaon to thia village; haring ar­ quarter There was, ns I expected, n<> selt. A new and large stock to select from. Don’t forget it. Chas. W. Smith. rived from the north too late to catch the afternoon mail, had to wait for tho recover their does. The mill haa shut evening train, and went into a reatanrOne Pigeon-Hole Table, complete, dawn, and the men are idle. with Ivory Hall*. Call or address A. —The Bed Ribbon Club haa moved M. DatOHr.UTr. Nashville. Mich. the fail, where they will have ample opportunity to practice upon ths drunks that-oceasionally find their way there. DRESS GOODS In Men'* Boy*' and Youths’, consisting of Beaver*. Diagonal, Basket and Faney Casoimervs. Onr >94.00 Suita reduced to 818.00. >30.00 Salta reduced to >15.00. >18.00 Suita reduced to >13.00. >13.00 Suita reduced to >9.00. >10.00 Suita re­ duced to HAO. >8.00 Suita reduced to >5.00. >5.00 Suita reduced to >8.80. 100 Pain Good Pant* >1.50, worth >3.00. 500 Hate and Cap* fLOO, worth >9.00. Apply at anew in penial du O111.F. A. Strucp, Charicvt volx Co.. Mkh. *red B4 and coots for being drank, and FIRST-CLASS GOODS, Harked down to balftbeir original price. LY KEPT IN —A reform dab. 40 member, strong. *M organised at Norton'. Hall M.ple Grove, ou M**d*y evening last, a*d C. M. Gould made president of th* name. Schedule of Prices: Fiitsi 11k tf Finitin 11 tteCmtj. Best Standard Prints 4d to 5 eta. Heavy Cotton Flannel 6 toHH ct*. 3.000 yard* Brown Cotton (to arrive) 41 to 8 eta. A lot of Gingham* reduced from 131 to 8c. Sugars, Teas. --------- —-------- and estimated praAart of tire soil, be went into a Ever known in NaahvOto, the like of wMeh has Mwr b»n heard of to thia vidaity. Occupying my ®«n store-baBding and running under light expend-. I am prej>ared to make the most liberal offers in the way of prices and terms, tis you will are by the following BOISE BRO*. IS E AV FURNITURE STORE. NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS KELLOGG t DEMARAY Which are muck cheaper than tn the Fall, in fact lower than ever known in the ■st* atMSad U*: bolUlac aa As bat tS1' W history of trade. Especially in Usi* St, vUk » aw stMk st Ur ess Croods FURNITUREI -------- WE CAN-------- DISCOUNT all COMPETITION I LOOK AT OUR 1879 PRICES: AaJ *rv prv*w*4 to in te** or *xall Ktui far F»r*B«ro la ib* Omon! Lis*. Kl*d Meuts. k* nsoro*!, **S «>v* a* a skarv o ystutiaS*. Wo vUl v*H •• yw ysOioIy **i fl’o Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c. GROCERIES. • York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. GOOD GOODS, French Designs 11c, former price 20c. CHEAP AS »E CAI AFFORD TO, GOOD GOODS! Every Tim®. Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. W* b*T*sa toad lbs I M U T Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. COFFINS & CASKETS, Our old Dress Goods will be sold much I* Mo*b»UJa. vUsb •HI to U ol tettoa frtso*. below cost. Don’t buy until you get our PLA2VDVB. MATCHING, Ac.. prices. Aa Usual SCHOOL BOOKS, m ms m Pioneer Drug Store. H. G. HAIX. HURRAH, BOYS ! DWIGHT SACKETTS BAKERY. «W“ TlMmking you lor |mu£ Dsvors, I remain HubTtuo. xa. Mm. n. im, Yours RekpectAxlly. 1KELLOCC A DKMARAT, SntU D. C. GRIFFITH. 'I he Long Brick XB TKS FT. A (TH FOR Honest Goods, Extra Styles, A BRANCH STORE and Low Prices. W. r. Hick, ia endeavor Thrveistobaapoocort I I aWwt ua poaofe. W. believe ’-hi. tha reread largo eooa that itoa been wgbt ia thia vanmiy lately I have added to my stock of Dress Goods a full line ot n such a common tiling that hurry of cvrrv day life we are overtook the cfarogere attendin* often find, too late, that a fever । FURNISS’ MEAT MARKET! Broadhead Alpacas Sold only by me in tbis Village. . ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SALT MEATS! My Stock of CROCKER! and GLASSWARE « complete. Lamps for 25 to $5.00. Briift b» gour Country Produce ; will ojoeange Goods for u as faooraby as for Greenbacks. G. A. TRUMAN. SAflFACTOOT Prto —M— TO AU �<* *» ™xur. w*»i- VW. wtauwWulO. E**.* Th* Bnwrwa —X la IW Oar. Oxa«* Ma. B.ailra CaW, W Scare, aa* Mn. B ■ ■>»* Bobbin °< Tint Judge Advocate General of the krwj haa acted os Uw pracsadit«s sad fludfagaaf U» Stem Cuarl of Inquiry, a»- DMGS.BEDlCIIESulCBEIIClLS, Two fmkcohtkms—Jaxnea Brady and Frank Hannon-were recently nuntaral by I^nLi^rru’51 C“J.> Mr mat HsLsru, in an interview at Rsvuut eases of trichinosis are re­ Washington It* otter day, RT re it aa hia opwSnc ported ia a family near Godlry, LivisRvton that John bhirtnxn would t«*l Oen, Grant for roanty, Dl Ona or two deslta bare or -erred. A rltniiini.X fatal cxplnaipu occurred al Stockton, Cal, a few <laya agn. Two or threw hotulctd peep!* tad gathered fee U>c characterised the law res -* report < A tte elec­ tion uf 1*05, from which Mr Frye tad obtained ilia fart* and Crete. a* tbo tnrel ar.reliahte political document tie ha*! ever mw* My. Baker jtapublxwn, hid. । >--presold lha cpimua tost hn fn*t»l» UU the Uber »*lc who Old maid* ire useful. ’They can cook. ww aud take cait of children, nurse sick pe»»ph>. and generally play Tltey do not extm know how to drive; nails or split wood. Old maido are amialje. If one wants anything done that requires (iutietioe and kindness of heart, a single lady is sure to be the erne RTdo it. Old becheloni are ill-natured. They 'snub clnldrau, despite l«l>i<-a, and hate young mothers, and are al wava so busily employed in seeing that other jxxijsle take good care uf them that they have not a moment to Five to anyone else. Old maids are nice-looking, and U>o capital at IJunnob, *tatea Ou- great eon •tenuu.Mi prevails in consaqowace of the royal ouaU pal AUA) msa into Culcaiis* so * n-w I id tiieir knees, Isdd heads, and mouths ■turdare The victim* numbered eighty.alt hours' notice. Tbwy jneasl to teks ths that turn down at the cornera. “ * *Old uiaida c*u makje n iwgje of onrj Th® detail* of Ite Eiimaere, aa reported, are little room, and cook delicious meals for , bernbu. Bnlteh interference 1* bored for by the twM.nx. t.. t>re<n.t >j.-.i.i -i -rvi one ov-r the gae-jet in cunning little I tin-kntttea, beauW making all tour own ' _____ ___ ___ warifroben.- Ota btebelora nerd aa| rn.T^wrill after Um ite!un>to« Board bad I *m>V of tailors, waiters, cooks, distant ------ . —a u._ u_ ^-u----- - axw j ^^hotel hmdlorda^tojte^p 1 are ill they tie wp their heads in pocket­ , well again. Wien old bachelors are ill they go to bed and send for four doc­ , tor*;. have a couoliaXion; a maatte- diiion, artificial breathing being kept up by an apparatus, the bring body is lacerated piecemeal, and kept thus for days in the moat fearful agony. Prof. Feys of Edinburgh, havingmice fastened a brwutifnl sp&nicl by all ita feet, attached it still more surely by a stout thong which be put through the nostrils of lite axumal after ho had made n hole through tlic nose with an iron instru­ ment. He then cut oj>en the chest and the belly to show hia pupils the sejmrate intestinal organs. The expression of agony when the animal showed its white teeth and tried 'to re­ sist wxt, according to the account of an eye-witness, most horrible, for fearful pain must have been caused by the least movement to the nostrils, so sensitive in the dog. Prof. Bracket, of Paris, in trying to ascertain the limits of a dog's attachments, first dug out the eyes of hia dog. Later he destroyed ita organ of hearing, and then be tortured it in all possible ways. The result waa that, in suite of it all. the dog still licked his handa. Prof. Brinilisrd bored through the skull of a dog in two places with a thick iron l-ore, aud inserted a red-hot iron into ita brain. The dog howled and shrieked for six days almost without cessation, although they tried with repeated blown to quiet it, no that at last it liad to be killed. After this Brinillard repeated the same experi­ ment with a young, lively and tractable dog, which he threw into the river after perforating ita brain, that he might see whether it could survive in tin* con­ dition. The animal did not get rid of ita miorry for sixteen day*. Dr. Goltx. of Strasbourg, undertook tlic study of the mutilation of the brain in order to overthrow the false theories of the cele­ brated phj siologist Flc.uri-na. This pro­ fessor introduced a new method by which large portions of the brain were torn away and wraahed out, by means of heated spring water, after the sknll had been pierced in several places. The erator-ahape«l cavities thus formed were washed out A dog with five holes bored in the head, and with the Ices of nearly half tho brain, lived a month. As oliaervera, Imre lost a large number of animals through inflammation of the brain. No one haa succeeded in destroy­ ing the brain ao extensively and hand­ ling it so roughly, while still preserving the creature*c life, as myself.* (What a scientific achievement!» "It dona not often happen that two physiologists are of one vpiniou in matterv afireting the brain.* Thus he gcx^ on: Fifty-one dogs had portions of the brain washed out of the bend, which Lail been pierced n several places; thi* repeated three tirub-o, the vrcalonw mutihiU-d arid their bchavioo- studied for munlha. “Inter­ esting" «x)>crim<uit on a delicately formed little bitch; left aide of tho brain extracted; wire pincer* on tho hind fret. Doleful whining, the little r-'iimal began again to howl piteously. Soon afterward foam<-d at the mouth. The same dog operated upon again (date given). Soon after lx-<-ame bund; died of inflammation of the brain. The dMBBcted brain rewamlded a "ktelyhoed |K>tato-ficld.* “ These mutilated tunmala, do lunger alda to scratch themselves, twist about in the moat ludicrous fashion,” says this grim humorist. Bespeaks of two dogs ren­ dered imbecile by loss of jvirt of the brain, and aaya: • The awkward morei&teita of one gave the impression of a vsok.nnddiss " and nr> P-—. the operation and died in a few days. In conclusion, Prof. Goltz refers to the “ ‘ story result* of all the cruel its, and proposes a MriaaW 1______ _____________________ dear up the latest doubts. I must not forget the experiments of banting, tn which Dr. Wertheim, of Vienna, killed thirty dog*. After giving chloroform, he poured boiling water nine times over fire of them, and he act light to the other tweaty-flve nine times, one after the other, with turpentine. Uy these means the chest and belly of tlic first five were boiled, and of the other twenty-five roasted. The revolting cruelty of thia experiment consisted in thia, that some of the docs nanained alive for five days afterward without ita 1RDI, BAILS k SHELF UUUBE eoctracta ma<»e by married wonat li;^ p. m. the Senate IsHoted fnr United States Raoalrw, with tbs foBowtaw teWaU: Chandler, 31; Banxw, «; Chamberlain, A. Hovsn-A bill was pasted tn regard to tbs publication of Council proceedings in Detroit . ..Gue hundred and Iwenly bUls were intro- fiSLXLS1* better fruit-growing State than Michi gun. Our fine apples, luscious peaches, iieara and grapes attest thia foot most folly. The disease known aa tho yellows among oar peach trees, however, threat ma to do fniit-gTowcm much damage. The matter is l»eing tlioroughly dis­ cussed through the public preen of the State. By invitation. Dr. Henry A. Reynolds, of Maine, the great temperance apostle, and founder of the Red Ribbon organ­ ization, addressed the members of the Legislature and others, on the subject of temperance, in the Hall of the House of Representatives, last Haturdav ev> ning. A large audience greeted the doc­ tor. After music, and prayer by the Rev. Mr. Joy, of the Methodist Episco­ pal Church, Dr. Reynolds was intro­ duced, and spoke for fifty minutes, lieing followed by Rolicrt E. Frazer, of Ann Arbor, in a’spirited afid eloquent speech. Dr. Reynolds gave hia views of the liquor traffic, stating that ir prin■ciple be was a p ohibitionist. He was ' severe in bis strictures upon any tax। law legislation in connection with the I liquor traffic. He claimed, and gave facta and figures to prove hia aasrrtioa*. that the so called Maine law waa a great blessing to Hhe people of that State. Be argued that the removal of the temptation—strong drink- wav a great Isu- against public drinking. Ho thought when the Michigan Legislature aboliabed the prohibitory law and en acted a tax law, some years ago, a long stride was taken in the wrong direction. If it is not possible to have the I whole temperance kwd— prohibition— Dr. Reynolds is in favor of a local­ option law. Under such a law, he thinks, in many placea in Michigan, where a strong temperance sentiment prevails, no liquors could or would lx> sold. Dr. Reynolds' vbit to Ijansing has done much goiah Hia radical views have strengthened the faith of many of the timid memliera. Tho "signs of the times" are more hopeful. Senator Childs, van influential aud practical man. ia an out-and-out probibitonisL A Legislative temperance society, after the ' * j DE\ GOODS, EllltUt DUES! EilflDS I | Hoc-ax. — Bdl*»nd ra«jlntb>aa introdnml By Mr.' Cbaae, to raise a revenue to pretort ah/-,agatnat dop; by Mr. Fnrgaaoc, to regulate te practix of tu'dkino am! lurnry; by Mr. Rimer, to prwvo.t cateWa* fiah in inl.nd Groceries and Geoeral Preface, IIOVSS.—Mr. White * Joud raaotatioa for tbi relief of the Chicago and Lake Huroc Railroad Cocrpaor, that the pcaahv incurred for the nor; psytaent of texes be remitted, waa passed... A Gil waa also pasted to detach tasted territory EWTO5 HOUSE, J J ASTLW8 HOUSE, M. Matters at the University, aa many of oui readers know, hare been sadly ■mixed" for a long time. Like every other question, there are two aides to toe matter. Dr. Rom haa been rein­ stalled in the medical department of the University at a salary of *1,600 per an- MONEY TO LOAN I tl IffmJ tai bU' taofa,.'* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-03-08.pdf.pdf f39343d950fec09b8fc557868e57e3fe PDF Text Text VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO ICH1UAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 8. 1879. (MorrMowa fT«.i Cm. Chkas* THtaa*.! The little county town of Snradrillc, Hancock county, near bare, and sway from railroad uonhUleMlon, has witnested a tragedy that exhibits a carious Divine vengeance eucnes with feet of phase of justice. About eight miles from ter* thene lived a few woete ago a leU, but U strike* with hand* of iron. Mu may die like Unite, ami yot have iteir place with the—*it, iml, It is common for t latinx, mother, four sons and two datigh tcr*. Tho father was a good man, but e«t from God to boat--------------was occasional! v under the influence of of living near the church. Errata are not determined by the drink. At such times he waa dangerous, surlv, and unmatiageablc. There had wheel of fortune, which i* blind, but bv the wheel* of Providence, which arc full te-en tome talk about the relation* of tho man and hia wife, but it aa* gener­ ally Ixdieved that there waa nothing at and YOUNG, WM. PARMENTER. ' A. M. FEINT, A TTORNEY *1 law «»4 Soltelux 2k will nraruen In *11 lh* Own < Itottoa* prassUy sm4«. UO. OrMIlh-* fciorv, Kadi«l!>, Mkk. WALTER & POWERS. CHAS II. BRADY. LEWIS DURKEE EMORY PARADY. WOODLAND HOUSE. UNION HOUSE ORNO STRONG. OLCOTT HOLME XaHhvillo, U. C. WULCUTT, Proprietor. yyiLLlAM JONES, Mr. HunU-r was * widow—rich, childles*, fair and 35—and ahe made tho re­ mark above recorded to Mr. Bunting, bachelor, who had come to pay an after­ noon call, apropos of the departure uf Prof. La Fbntaine, who had, according to etiouette. taken hia departure on the arrival of Mr. Bnnting. Mr. Bunting. " But I can't say J agree I with you; and these foreigner* are gen­ I erally impostor*, too." Mr*. Hunter shook her head coquettfahly. She was rattier coquettish and rather gushing lor hraogc. "Oh. tou gentlemen! you gentlemen T ahe said; “ 1 esn't *«• that you ever do And then ahe rang the bell and or­ dered thr servants to bring tea, and preaaed Bachelor Bunting to stay to por- Therc was a maiden aunt of 80 in the house, to play jiropricty. and allow her the privilege of having as m»ny bache­ lor* to tea a^,«hc chose, and Mr. Bunt­ ing forgot bl* jealousy and was once more hajipy. He was. truth to tell, very much in love with the widow, who was If* junior by fifteen years. He liked the ide* of her living on the interest of her money, too. She was a splendid housekeeper and a fine pianist. She was popular and good-looking. But, while she was speaking, a small, but very old-looking little girl in a short frock, with a tambourine in her hand, bounced into the room, and, diro ring herself into the Profc**or'* arm*, with a strong French accent, screamed .“ Darling papa, have I then found you? How glad mamma will be! Wo thought you dead." " T am not your papa," said the Frenchman, turning pale. “ Are you crazy, my dear littlo girl ? ’ ahe Lad no jewelry under repair), it was a hasty note to thr jeweler, an intimate fnend, tn which »hr succinctlr stated her terrible position, and urged him to hasten to her relief, with the requisite police asaMtenrc, immediately un receipt amc'" screamed the jxx>r Frenchman. of the missive. The agonies which that refined and " Ah, mon Dim, am I dreaming? " “Oh. Alphonse!" med the widow. “ But there, I will l»e firm. My beat friends warned me of you. Take yotir hat—go Nover enter my presence and txirhaps touched by her akirta, con only l>e left to the rnniir'i imagination; but her iron nerve sustained her through the ordeal. She yawned, hummed an operatic air. turned over the leaves of a "Peggy. ojicn the door. Go! What on eacaim I have had!" The profeaaor drjmrted. Mr*, limiter threw hernclf into her chair and burst into tear*. After a while she grew more calm, and. taking a letter from a drawer, ahe Im-11, and Ac strolled carcleanly into liall and down stair* Io oped it 1 ruse had b«-cu a smews*. Kha not o admitted Bridget, but also Mr. For Bat still at a man docs not desire and three stalwart polx-omem a rival, however he may deaptse him. “ 8h© did not ask him to stay, ami she did ask me," said Mr. Bunting, and de­ parted. after a moat deligbXfal evening, during which the maiden aunt (who was, al beat, a© deaf aa a JX>U i snored sweetly The maiden aunt, who hail not b in her chair. word, demanded an explanation. But, alas! on the very next evening Biddy bowled it through her Bui ibis dreadful Prof. La Fon­ taine. with black eyes as lug os saucer*, and long side-whisker*—black also a* any raven’* wing, haul the advantage of being the widow* junior. This opportunity to make a fool ol herself is «o irresistible to every widow. It troubled hia dream* a good deal— not that he thought him handsome. Prof. La Fointaint took the widow to the opera. He «w tn- m enter the door* of the opera house, and. having followed and secured a scat in a retired portion of 1 the house, also noticed that the Profes­ sor kept hi* eyes fixed upon the lady's turned hfa glance*. “ It c*n't go on," said Mr. Bunting to himself. “ I can't allow it. Hbe'd re­ gret it nil her life. I must remonstrate witli her. No woman likes t cownrd. Faint heart never won fair tedy. Shell admire me for speaking out.” And that very evening Mr. Banting trotted up to the widow's house, full of a deadly purpose, and with a set speech learned off by heart. ' The speech h© forgot aa he crossed the threshold. The purpose aliided with him. There were the usual remarks about the weather. The usual chit-chat followed, bat the widow saw that Mr. Buntiug was not at hfa ease. • • At last, with the sort of plunge that a timid bather make* into chilly water, he dashed into the subject nearest hfa LIVERY! her very severely. AKlih^obrtTiVr iMj one of tin? sons, rar. in, and. seeing tho state of things, went to the protection ol hia mother. Ho was a deformed man, having been born with but one arm. be interfered in the fight, the father turned from his wife and attacked Joo -VNjoJy, declaring ho would kill him. Being fiard-pressed, Joe whipped out a knife and commenced cutting his father. In a few momenta he had cut the old man down to tho floor. In the mean time hi* elder brother entered the room, and. seeing Joo engaged in * deadly conflict with hia father, determined to Those who pray with an unforgiving spirit curse themselves every time they **y the Lord's Prayer. Nature is cuntent with little, gracwith leaa, but lust with nothing. God's presence with a znan in hir hon«e though it lie but a cottage, makes that house both a castle and a palace. Length of day* is wisdom * right­ hand blearing, typical of eternal life; । but it is in her left hand that arc , riche* and honor. It is good to bo early at our devo­ tions. The morning is as good a friend to the graces aa it is to the muse*. We ought to know the scripture* an the physician doe* his diapeuaotory, the lawyer hia books and reports, and ' the saitor hi* charts and coidjkum. God's law* were never designed to be like cobwebs which catch the little flies, but suffer the large one* to break through. Venture not into the company of those who are infected with the plague; no, not though thou think thyself guarded with aa antidote. As when wc are in prosperitv wc ore ready to think our mountain will never no brought low. so when wo are in adverrity we are reedy to think our valley will never Im- filled tip. Wo cull the prophets the |>enmen of scripture, whereas really they wen- but the pen. Th) tongue of tho moot subtle disputant, and the most eloquent orator in but the pen with which God write* what He phws. Mr. Bunting approached the widow. "I called to apologize," ho *ai<L "I woe hasty the other day. Had I known the gentleman w** dear to you, 1 should liav* restrained my jpeech I wish yon happmeos; J—■" "Don't, please," cried tin- widow " He's worae than voo painted him. Tve found him out, I iiato iiim. As for me, I can never t»o happy again." "Not with your own Bunting?" cncd the bachelor, sitting down beside her. "I’m afraid not," said the widow. "Are you sure?" aaked Mr. Bunting. "No. not quite," said Mr*. Hunter. "Then marry me, my dear, and try it. Do, oh, do! " Mr*. Hunter solibed and consenteu. After having a white-colored silk made up and trimmed withj real lace, it was too lad not to figure as a bnde alter all. Sh* married Bachelor Bunting and old looking, the asm*_______________ claimed the nrofcMor a* her lost papa, and this is what be said to her: “Here fa the money I promfad you, my child, and you acted the thing ex­ cellently well. I Know that l>y the effeet you produced. She believes that he's a married man, and he eont prove to the contrary. I knew you'd lw> able to set it out when I saw you play the 'Ma'am 1 ** eried Mr. Bunting. deoortad child in the tragedy " ' Perham, howev«r, I should take no Then >100 were counted out into the lice of sack conduct." said Mro little brown hand, and Bachelor Bunting one. In a republic where the man who work* carries a ballot in hi* hand* it will not do for capitalized wealth to legislate for cheap labor. We do not want cheap labor; we do not want dear Skating costume* reach only to the labor. We want labor at fair rate* * zt top of the boot. rates that shall give the laborer hi* fair Coral pink bid* fair to be a very fash­ share, and capital its fair share. If more ionable absde is sought bv capital, lea* in the end will । Tlie Turkish fez » the latret novelty be realized. There is not a laboring in French can*. man from the Penobscot to the SacraA new riiade of dark green bear* the name of Serpentine. outraged, burdened, crushed, by being Gendarme bine ia a new dark shade forced into competition with the labor of thia iionular color. and the wages of the Chinese cooley. Wax white fa tho very palest imagin­ For one I will never consent by my vote able shade of straw color. or my voice to drive the intelligent Ixmd white fa what may be term-id a workingmen of America to that compe­ tition and that degradation'. Pekine fa the name applied to all Year* ago Mr. Carlyle said to an striped goods thia aea*on. American friend. “You will have no Cliinese blues and Chinese greens are trouble in your country *o long as yon found among the new color*. have few people and much land; but Seaside grenadine comes with greatly when you have much people and little ft. Psyche coiffnrc fa in th© highest land your trials will begin." No one favor st present aa showing the ohape of ernment of the republic can view the ' the head. situation without grave concern. At । Embroidery or elockin least nine large States or the South are | around th© leg of the stex dlsturlx,! by a race trouble, of which | feature in spring lioccry. no man is yet wise enough to see the ; Garnet, with all the kindled reds <4 end; the central, and largest, and ' Bordeaux, ruby, maroon, cardinal and wealthiest of our Territories fa seized ‘ nacarat, fa immensely jiopular. by a polygamous imputation which j The glove* of the coming season em­ flaunt* defiance in the face of the Gcn-^I brace a wider variety in lisle thread, oral Goveniment; discontent among un- I, kid and lace mitts than ever before seen employed thousands ha* already mani- | tested a spirit of violence, and but re-1 Lace gloves with fingers a* well aa with long wrists will be worn in tho lantic and the MiasiMippi by armed spring, aa well aa Lao’ mitts and halfmobs, which defied three State* and fingrred lace glove® commanded great trunk lines of rail­ The new kid gloves are welted al the way* to cease operation*. Practical top with three wclta, half an inch apart, statesmanship would suggest that the and to this a lace frill at the top i* Government of the United States has frequently added. its hand* full, and that nothing but The bonnets ol this spring are huger *hecr rcckiewiness will force upon the than those of the passing reason; the American population of the Pacific slope Lnm* flare, but there arc no free tnmth' odious contamination of the low,-st I nnngs, the hair being dremed lull to supgrade of the Chinese race. It may be i plythe deficiency. attempted; but, in my judgment, it will The ue* lisle thread glove* are seen lead to direful reaulia, in which vio- | in all the kid colors and pure white; Icnee, anil murders, and massacres will bo terribly frequent. Ix-t it bo pro- made, imitating kid »o well as to be preferred for full-dress wear. n The handsomest novelties in at1k hosiery are the boot hone, with clocking* and rinbroidenoa in contrasting color to the umier part al the leg. farming a emulated boot upper cloth, while the and leveled it st his _______ ________ i he could fire hi* moth­ er ran l» tween'Joo and the pistol and received the boll in her heart. The *on fired again, and thia time struck hia sister in tho knee; and once again, this time giving a boy—Martin—a flesh wound. The,fracas was stopped here by the condition of the father and mother. In a short time tho mother died, haring been shot by her eldest son. Before dying ahe begged that her alaver should not be prosecuted, aa he Lad killed her unintentionally, and tho did not blame him for interfering for bi* father. The father died also, haring bc-n killed by hi* second son. It is said that before he died he also forgave hia slayer, saying tliat thr son has a right to take the )*rt of hia mother. The sister, who had been shot in the head to top him, nor out nf hi* fret to knee by her eldest brother, died also. ! be trampled uj>on by him, but out of Of oour**, the terrible tragedy created j bi* ride to be equal with him. under hi* ; arm to be protected, and near hi* heart ary teal of tin- a® was haAr rid ihey>1 to Im- 1m-1ov> <L vrere aoqmited <4 any liuii*kit-;I When ChrLt wto about to leu»e tho q world He made His will; Hix Mini He ter. ‘Tbe»n held to have actad-purelv in self-defense, I committed to Hi* Father; Hi* body He and the non who killed hi* mother and I b«iqueathed to Juscph. to be decently I iiWvirud: ilit cfoths* feU tisthe kiLIk i* ; sister *a* held to have done •<> acci­ ' HA* Cutlipr Hulcftl > th*' core cf John. dentally while interfering to prevent j but what should Hi- leave to His j>>or j disciples, tliat had left all for Him? SilI feel and know that I am pleading vw and gold Hr had none, but He left the cause of the free American lalwvr, । them that which was infinitely butter and of hi* children, and of his cliildren'a ' Hi* pence. children. It 1mm been well said that it is the cause of ■the house against the hovel; of tho comfort* of the freeman again-t the squalor of tin-slave." H han (apt. lUalr, sf the Amy. been charged that my position would The New York Tribune says of ('apt. arraign lalmr-saving machinery and Blair's crime : “ Happily, in*tanc<» ol such a lack of personal honor aa CapL neighborhood a short time before, ami he is now serving * twenty-rear*' sen tetwe in the Alabama State prison. It was well, perhaps, that ahe bad not the fairy gift of the invisible cap, and did not put it on and follow Mr. Bunt­ ing to a mysterious race** in the rear of a theater, whither he took hi* way after parting from the widow on the night of hi* engagement. NEW Instead of fainting with fear, or/ahrieking for help, tho bravo lady Mated her­ self at the very table underneath which the miscreant *as ooncaalcd, and rang for the servant "Hand me writing materials, Bridget," said ahe, with perfect calmness; “I want Kto. take a note thia instant to Mr. fair, the jeweler, and have him send you back with my diamond necklace and cor-dropa, which I left there for repair* several day* ago Bring them with you, no matter if fullv repaired or not. They arc by twenty-fold tho most valuable article* of jewelry that I pos­ sess, and I do not wiah to pass an­ other night without having them in a NUMB&R 24 the wages of the laborv - But servile toil has also dragged free labor to its lowest level, and has stripped it of one tinning almost to the date of his second not think them so. We go to them for i.iunimont after another until it was marriage * correspondence with the counsel, and wr> prize their gathered belpleaa and hopeless. Whenever that Two war* at a time is nothing uncom­ real wife and her children, which was and ripened ex|>criencc. Wc love to ait mon for England to hare on her hand* at thrir feet and listen to their stories She fa a peaceful nation, and yet within faithful husband and affectionate father of life and lore, their reminfacence* of America, the republic of equal right* fa the post forty year* die has |«rUcip*ted To this duplicity he added the crime of chihlhood. am! Uicir recollections of the gone, and w© shall live under the worat in no fewer tnau twenty-eight big and forging what purported to be an accept­ beat and burden of their noonday of oligarchies— that of mere wealth, little war*. Indeed, for nearly 300 years ance of lu» resignation from the army, Even though they must ait with folded. I whoa© profit only measures the wretchthat nation lias beer. j>retty constantly doubtless intended to deceive his fami­ band® L4 them nut complain, far' thsoo cdnrws of the unpaid toitemen that proengaged in playing al what Erasmus ly on the other side as to hi* move­ quiet hour* have many compenaationa. ilnewiL________________ ____ . has called the “ malady of Prince®" ments. The guiltr man.makes apitxful and much to make them delightful. Founder ef tbe Kn^kta of Pythias. Mr. John Bright, a few years ago. pass­ picture, breaking down into a fipl oo<: It fa always agreeable to bo the recip­ The vfail to New York of Justo* H. ing the English wars since the Revolu­ fivnon. and deserted by the second wife, ient uf courtesy and refined attention. Rathlionr. th© foundar of the order of tion in review, pronounoe* them one who has iu«t learned bow cruelly ahe By common nniarat, in Christian house­ tlie Knights of Pythias and Senior Past has been deceived; but bi* victim* are hold® (hr caairat chair, tho coxiest wicked. He said that the foreign pol­ far more deserving of compassion, and •■orner, the beet scat at tho table and Supremo Chancellor of the order, has icy of British statesmen, their regard he wiL escape too easily if be is merely moot deairalilc place everywhere fa awakened much interest among the offi­ cer* and mctnlwr* for thin section. Mr. for the liberties of Europe, their care ' driven from a service which he has dis­ given to the ■ grandparents The Bathlione baa not yet reochod the prime for Protestant interests, their “exceaaive voice* of other*' are hushed to hear of life, being just 39. Ho waa l>oni at love." as he termed it,*for tho “ balance their tremulous accent*, and the strong D< erfuot, N. Y.; fa tall but not Ux> stout, of power," were neither more nor Iras arm, the quick step and the alert facul­ an<l likely to live to a good old age. He than a ''gigantic syatom for tho out­ On* of the fad* attending-tho Com ties of youth are at their service to te’ds many stories about hfa tour* in tbe door relief of the aristocracy of Great School was yesterday noticed * earing a command. If grandi Wv*t. where the lodges he visited looked Britain." The war which ended with very dejected look a* ho lounged around for a jiatriarch, and hardly believed tho hfa PH,or- J Waterloo waa the last into which tho the entrance at reoeaa, and a passing ac­ rood ; young man before them wan the orig­ English nation threw its whole energy quaintance halted and inquired if he fa ready to tell him ._ _______ read them to him. If grandma cannot inator of their order. Concerning the and soul. Her chief campaigns since waailL thread her needle there are bright eyes founding of the order, Mr. Rathbone , then were tho war* with Afghanistan in "Noap," was the solemn reply. and dimpled hand* which are eager and my* that when he w*s 19 be was teach­ 1838-‘42; in Sutlej and Punjanb in "But yon look sad and down-hearted. dofV. and v«zy avdltly do it for her. ing school in Michigan. The boy* were 1845 and 1848; in the Crimea in 185A-’6; I* your teaete-r eroaa?" There are many homes here in which anxious to get up a sort of a dramatic the Indian mutiny in 1850- "3; the China such a picture aa Mr*. Field drew of the entertainment, but lacked ladies to take expedition in 1M0. and the present gtendnwther in Franco would — woald ---- -----.----- , ba _ the female porta To overcome this campaign against the Afghan® Her 'Grandmother—tho they wrote to a dramatic agency in New u-----pUyg with M fcw queen of that liUl* realm. How charm ­ v------- - York to 1846 7,again in 1850 -3, and *till again ing ahe fa, with her white hair, and that female character* aa {msidble. One of in 1877-15; the Burmah war in 18&2; little cap, so matronly and becoming 1 ' " - iraed to be " Damon ami with Penua in 1859; with New Zealand She fa still young in ber feeling*. She while reading it over in 1MB1, and again in 1M3-T; with the fa the one of whom the young married Abyminian* in lH67 -*8, and with the couple take counsel; it fa into her dis­ chance for n secret brotherly organiza­ Ashantees in 1R78-'L Bcidre these, creet ear that the son, just home from tion. He immediately wrote out the ahe has had innumerable omallrr expe­ college, confide* hfa find attempt at po­ ritual, which he carried in hfa pocket ditions in India, aa against the Afreedia, etry or eloquence ; to ber Hie young fur some yean. During 1864 he was the Wuxeeria, the Looahaia, and a lot girl whisper* th© secret of te r flrat Stationed in Washington as a military of other* too small to be worth men­ attache to the War Dquteuml He tioning. _______ _____________ Take the comfort of gathered a few clerk* of the different hours, dear uged frieudit. __ ___ r defiartmcnt* together on the evening of are in ranted with eonnv of Ui« radiance of Feb. 15. and after duly binding them to • the bright heaven to which you are go­ swerwey read the " f ing. Wc look at you reverentially, and Pythias, which every day yon spmd with n*is precious. Why Letter* Dea’t G*. Because you forgot to mldreea it. Because you forgot to stamp14. Because you forgot to write the town or State on the envelope. Because you didn’t write the street and numter plainly. Because you didn’t put Scents on the letter for every haH-uuucc or fractional part thereof. A Polygamfat Hanged. John Edward* was hung in the hal­ yard to-day for the murder of om Bal­ lard about two year* ago. He had lieen reprieved seven times, and aa he was ted to the scaffold be said to Bberiff Toten: “Wen. I will l>et my bottom dollar that I don't hang today." He protested hi* innocence. Edwards only when the drop fell he hang like a feather White the Sheriff wm tying the rope, the prisoner said: " If you are going to hang me sure enough, vou had better tie grindstones on my feet to give me weaghL” He w*sr amfat, and leave* seven and thirtv-flve children, -i Smithfield, N. C. LIVERY & BOABDIIG STABLE Dr. Haitaman. of New Yack, makes tho announcement that a drop of a man'* blood placed under the micro- Double A Single Rigs, Th* traflfc tn agg* in this raantey u satimated bv oompateat aulhorito to equal fISO.fiOO.Wi per annum. New York tn a single year M6.0TX) barrels of eggs valued a: ^.OOCl/W. In 1877 there were exported from thia country 5^033(13 down egg* valued at •668.701. Il is rtarnsd tool PhibM- July. 1880, and in any city having ovw UhaUlMte Um ■■■irwtina shall be taken within two wevka from Senate, ia to have the appointment of milk to the human render* it perfectly < odaha. invalid*, or *u th© biter the milk with tepid water and �GRAINS, Wood and Tin Sap Buckets & Palls, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. KAWTW>V1C1>. Common, Charcoal, Russia and Galvanized Iron Sap Pans, Galvan­ uranofeB. ized Iron Evaporators, Smoke Stacks, Syrup Cans, Sugar Tins, and all kinds of Sap Spouts, including POST’S EUREKA S’ SAP SPOUT I RTXTtOXK. IM, IM k! Mill Via ■rican wide, in a recent trial wee in Turkey, heat an Amball to sniaxh. and then atom! Io two haunT hMrlag. CALL IN & LEAVE YOUR ORDERS EARLY At Truman's Store. On nor of four romers, prise and liberality of our glorious roads ctom meh other, in the Nite. arrive, tiling the I HATE FOB BALE THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN FARMING IMPLEMENTS FOR ICT: rvrmwgtncrowascou----- n__ i» thef-t aying, and some indink- , thnt <J»«r building is visited by apirita, he convention wrmld l« or some strange element or rlenmut*. rnnd.lerable trnevlinr Almost nnr d«V there can he heard th" war-horses who had attended State building.* 'On vrrr de „ evenings thr dark cOavrutiona for scores of years, said ■ building would Im lit up aa though all — ------— — on Hre inside, and noises-a* of many r*rso»is in exciting corivmat ion. There more hanuoniously. Judge ;’ have Iren manv rordeetnrm as to the ‘ _____ r____ —-C __ _ 'I'.— . ___ x_ its ----- THE------ ! village of Nashville on the Srat Tueoday of April," A. D.. ICT. the qnestion Stale of Michigan, entitled, “An art for the incorporation of villages. therv- Boston Store! Champion Combined Reaper and Mower, Champion Single Mower and Reaper, Jackson Wagons and Buggies, Buekeyc and Farmer’s Friend Grain Drill, Coates and Tiger Sulky Hay Rak. s, Buckeye Wheel Cui. tivators, Wiard Steel and Chilled Plows. * nf the »Binge of Nashville, that Jibe willing to admit. The evening Ulutn- question nf rr-incorporating said Til­ lage nf Naahvilie be aabmitted to • L. H. train having kindly ra,3S»3aL5S TO CONSUMPTIVES. MORTGAGE SALE. rroisly. MJchissa. to Hi East As ----------- ALSO A FULL MNE OF----------- the President nt place towards the dKnnt dwell­ a paper published and cirrulated in tb« ings of tbe community, then all iaquieU village of NaahviBe, and by pouting Tim good people are becoming indigRecorder. . _ I HWlIXTMHiriHmHW IUCIIUI UK1 reach the । f« mation, “la tbe building haunted 1 1 seats an I BaoWX. MICHIGAN XKWS. CARPETS I The lecture Susan B. Anthony ia to ballot.’ E3T* Don’t fail to sec me before buying. I’rrsidenL dosing Out Nashville, Michigan, February Wh, ICT. C. C. WOLCOTT CARPETS! PIONEER STORE !sW W- Dr. Isaac Sheldon, the Yerba Bnrna $1,500 H. M. Clark, cashier nf tbe Lowell National Bank. a defaulter for ’about Foreclosure. MORTGAGE SALE. ----- AT-----Worth, of the beat bnuxls tasnufacttir- < medical aid aav’ed Ikt life. ' On Saturday a young man named Clark Wheeler waa struck in thr h<-nd by a falling tree, crushing htaakull and producing injuries of a fatal character, lie Hved near East Saginaw. Dr. Kent, “tbe Detroit pH* doctor." W. S. GOODYEAR’S Which will be sold ■ . IIIIIIPI HltfSl'Wew Goods TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR in Colorado and brought to Michigan. It b a dear cane against him. freight train, near Dundee, last week, fell under thetraia and was killed. Hia At Book Bottom Prices. ----- M----- SPRING STOCK ! Brussels, lagnins, Oil Cloths, I We are now receiving our Spring Stock. -M- The first installment of PROBATE ORDER. feared is fatally injured. G rand^Ragd^agdat prices those burga aadliub SPBUG PK1VTN (aaarUack Fours Respertfally, Hastings, Midu, March Sd, ICT. LLLOOMIS. W. a. GOODYEAR. her. Thev went DO NOT NEGLECT TO CALL ON KOCHER BROS. REOOLLMTIO.'W OF THE WAR. WHEN IN NEED OF T>ry Goods, TNotionw, RDB A CUBVKMTU ----- OLD RELIABLE----- HATSAND CAPS! Are in stock, and more tollowing until out MEAT MARKET. THKUK W THE ft.ACF. TO BUY line, in all its departments, is complete. Fresh. and Salt Heats, LOOK OUT FOR NEW “AD.” SOON PROBATE ORDER. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, dv„ de., de. rr- Tbe H ighmt Market Price paid for Hides, Pel’*. Ac. . MBAOtEVBL VIENNA BAKERY. tw mmm BOOTS and SHOES! LIGHTNING SEWER THE NEW WILSON Oscillating Shuttle KOCHER BROS P1HITS �•----- —------------ TIE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STfl?.Z W«. A. AYLSWORTH i-r*n &A.ITST ITT THCIB B'lZEZZD I T„s, COFFUS, SPICKS, CANNED GOODS, TT A TING bMMta ofIL R. Dfekhwm A Co. tlrelr ftocfc of Gornk. I .hdl at II after inaugurate tbe Mra, E. HimLnarvh low l«ughi Mar- two or» *br orri*. •*>! in Nartivflle no ahe STILL AHEAD! GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE ! rre thrnisrlr.w world Fl<* I.TX Wrtll A OOMPLXTE UNI Of of.tbe child hired ber to rare for. Thr: ik-ath xml baatv burial of tin little one thU rt- AKI.UA>.. tire*. G. C. Wolcott ha* had a tu«*le with cloy the child »M dis-intcr.cd nml an. tbe non throat anil cold oe thr lungs. •ra, Sooth Woodlaixl, la a]>ciation. Martin. Dr*. Upjohn tfetifrd that to ' denee brought forth on a port mortem examination, the child came to it* GROCERIES tho follow ing ffiPU HD Filer QB0CE8IES! pliydciausclaim* that moot of tbe raw- Mrs. G. A Truman will road a ser­ mon rt the Christian Church next Sun- tonsils. Rev. N. L. Swank, of Ptrtaford. will preach at the Christian Church, Sun­ day, March IBth. 1 you * Hl no Schedule of ^Prices CONSISTING OF WOO LAND ITEMS. Crock'rg Jb Glassware Sugars, Teas, Mr. Rheaui U very low with typh.dd Marib *h ter in trie intestines. Then* ia no doubt bat what the old woman will be impli- Duane Fonl, of Milwankre. grandron of Mr. and Mra. I. M. Flint, of this place, be held for the wilful starving to death waa in the village un Monday. of the little child. The authorities WHmb. other child to the county house or it Burgman k Baker, mannfaetnrera of boot* and shoes, hare new ml*, this W. A. Aylsworth has sold hi* stock of general merchandise at Woodland wadtwV kind in their dnmrstic aflrtra. the parlor, when their daughter's lover ing-chalr. their lot Ln front of the factory. The building will be a frame one, 24x90 and two stories high. —Last Monday B. H. Hoag, in com­ pany with H. M. Lee, drove hi* fouryear-.dds from Smith’s grocery in this village to tlie Newton House, Hartings, How’s that for a 131 mile drive. —W.8. Goodyear, one ol the solid men our column*, the arrival of #1JOO worth of carpel* of the latent pattern* ; and he won’t take a back seat fur Jackwn or Grand Rapid* on low price*, either. EatMcoita 7 ObflCCO8, Cigars ' Fbuimda S3 per cent Ira* than co*t. infant daughter of Handy and Folly Giro me a trial and by *ond Good- Handsome Shirting Ftanuehi from IS to Me. frit yoor patronage and AND EVERYTHING ELSE USUAL- | Q^QY|||||Q J wealthy, bat notional old widower lining on tbe otilsklrt* of tills village. Alfred Wood died <m Wednesday of aomewhrt peeviah nud yet atrong- : forth rt W.-A.’» store. ntinded proclivities fell head over heel* The ladiesi of Ibe M. E. Cbureh Sodid love with each other. He popped. ! etT, of Maple Grove, held their roclal and she conrenterL and but a few moon* : at the paraonago in thia village, on waxed and waned ’ere they *UxmI rt the . Wednesday evening. Quite a large altar, ami bad their heart* bound up in • number were In attemlaoec. Refrrahone bundle by a divine, before whom mrnta were nerved, which everybody th*y promiaetl to “hive ond chcriah" | f,«.med to enjoy, <*«|>eelaBy the pickle* cart! other ao long aa bird* mated and ^<1 chicken. -. tbeepekem. •». Iboju.l «■ «> ItaWp»«n. th. pmlra UA«tri,n. II.. —111 thr, kept lb.t vow th. «>tVnilrtl»,..ta In th. know, batn~.pl. ,jmc in nr -o~n~.lb. ncn tte, h-l» twk« N11|lrt|le „ 1>n, s.iunhr which n.^1. rood lor llrdygoMlp. Mil„|, M11. |>„„ ( mil to ~r h« ktek«ltl.o .tor. .Io—. d»mn..d th. I rt„| p,.,.,AUnn-nnmmndtnt. nlH»t .nd ,nr. r.nt to lb. J |„ „( „luoM,. ^n. .Ill UdUtHbou.l pent-up vii 1* of hi* wrath in loud oath* 1 on ^ht. and vulgar epithet*, and ahe.prayed for . . , ,, . „ , to~u.ttb.to,. otm.cn.ninn.' J1”'""'" V . with lb. content, rf . h,nm« trn k.l ‘ "T, * TJ U. .nd ir. it in with th. Irklion tbn. *®*,r•“--'M ■TI*”’ « wonbl develop tan. . ..ll .ppli. I rn.ml pood Mme. Hi. -» >> ~nlbnwm..,tkk. lot not n-.v„.« tb.t ♦l. r™~PITh. Mend l~on. left th. I.ouw In hurt «" '•> per. ll..-..-r th. mn.tet w~ dnnll, «n*“P“> ..tied Lyhin, pn. inp her tl*». .nd T"™'" """ '!*"'' .. A Andrew CLOTHING! CLOTHING! All Kinde Ywara Respectfully, n,r~.l« no.... do .. m.y mo~. th.twm.-».nt to lirlnp tose.h.r npnin, I witli tbe lark. He has taken in Ara and thr Nr.wjj war spared raying any- ' Mattceon aa a partner in hia agricultur­ thing about the matter. But evidently f„ , al pursuit*. Mr*. Boothe will not go iheywre. not in?M .. inet week th. loop jwnl upjntano ol j p m. A], their indignation again broke forth in wno favor temperance principle* and a worac racket than before, and on Fri- I temperance practice, ami will aupnort there ha* been innumerable opportuni- d.y the ,irZ in the .i-nre ofke,ku. band, embraced the favorable oppor- । tanity Ui move down town, and. wc unBARRYVILLE ITEMS. deratand. ha* laatitnted proeccdinga I for divorce. — Elder Riley eleaed hi* protracted ------------- ----------------------j meeting at Sheridan lart Sunday night. nt,™. 1 Frank Power* will clow bin school —Bill* have l»een ported announcing Tempenuce llria*. , with exlliWti4>0 at Sheridan. Hall on that the U. K. Minstrel* will appear at Hon. Clcmcwt1*«nitli of Hartings, will , the evening of March 13th. ’Squirt* Harden prrfe ny. "Murder will no » wi*h to know xrbiyThr—office seeker* are, when vou arvrat thc <!«*ntrr watch the men whoBtiakr hand*and ask about your guoil liealth and fumiliea. Gkc #54.00 Suita reduced to ♦iKOO. #3U.0ti Suit* reduced Io reduced to #13.00. #13.00 SuiU rvdnre.1 to #».U0. #IOJ» Suit* rr। duced to #6.50. #g.OO Suit* reduced to #5.00. #5.00 Sait* reduced to #*.50. 100 'Pair* Good Pant* #1 JO. worth #3.00. SOO Hat* atid Cap* $1.00. worth #3.00. Furriiture I BOOTS AND SHOES STANDAHI) FURNITURE AT WITH A FULL LINE OF STONE and WOODEN WARE! । tbe South Jonion school two wccksagn | resulted as follows: one Judge marked Holly 8 nml l^e 8, one tnnrked Holly 8 aud De 18, of which Iwr room out ; 300 Pair* Boots rt from 81 JO to #3.00. #3.50 and «3.00. „ (i.ildroa's Shor, from 35 cl*. U. #3.00 |s*r jaur. | Itargain*, living worth double the money. -------- J. W. Stinchromh ha* just rvtnrnrd from Ohio, w here he went to jioy (bv • last mqiert* to hi* younger bnitlwr, 1 and nl*4> hi* father.' Father Stlijrh- । Brockway, being the only remaining one, was declared the champion and dreua, which wa* hanging there, would rrcieved tbe other prixe of a nice China burn. It Imrnt better than he ?xpeel­ ed. and anon be had a nice little bonfire of other clothe* hanging near by; from cd that Mra. Fleming has incited the them it caught in the shingle*and soon Ekier to bring hi* cup and saucer some made it* apjM'arance on the outside and w*a making rapid progress when lielp ■titntion and by-law*. time and drink tea with ber from her anived, and a few pails of water stayed it* progre«s. nicely and the best of feeling prevail­ ed throughout the evening. Tbe library entertainment given by tbe ladica of the C. T, Union at R. R. great deal of Hartings; See’y. Dr. H. A. Barber. Nmhraic; Trea*.. Dr. G. T. Rand. attended. The exercise* of the evening opened by singing a piece entitled. at Chariots on the third Wed- "There’* a meeting here tn-nigbL’ A tl»r suit 500prtr* Women'*. Miss Thu almve are a dwldod J. LENTZ & SONS, Goon Goons! OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE Low Pkicks ! worker in *be elinrrh. and therefore bv leave* a great many warm friend* Im>j|i in Woodland and (thio, to mourn their llevign and Finish. AND PRICES CORRECT. Fiiot Un of Fmilirt ii ticMy. FIRST-CLASS GOODS. CARPETS AT COST and the price* a* low. if not lower, than : 1 Undertakinff Goods* Hmi in Barry Co., and if not aatiafact KARRICK - ACKLEY. t> or about the IMh of February I shall eommenco aoBIng by auction. Walnut Casos and Caskets. Imj refumlcil. SHROUDS AND GLOVES LOCAL MATTERS. Give Mo « C all. Portable Saw Mill, with Site, Dock*. Ac. Mill nearly nrw, situated nt Hor­ ton's Bar, tin- moat accessible jmint on Film Lake. -A rare opportunity for any speak on the subject of temjierance at , R. B. Harley and Ruckle k Son are otH- n idling to engage in the ftusinens. We judge from reading IL R. Hall on Monday evening. It fa running their mills on full time with or would aril one-half interest to *>n>r hopre. rtre. tw • Unre ...c^re | fj-,* E3,VJ12S te; a firrt-elaa* entertainment, and should for we are sure Clem, will give u* a jxiru next summer. l«o patrouitrd by everybody. Adm»- good ta>k. Thr night-can social at R. R. Hall, The “spell" st the R. R. Hall on Mon- Sheridan, last Saturday evening Wa* a T!'r rn'‘""h. lf "t —IL Dearth, who lives on L 8. <l.y .remap, ww. a ba. .Pair, There | P™>d J i _sa evening were #15.35. All report n good Bml mu Smith'* fam ea*t of the village, lort a were aiactera rhreea aa rath nd., ..a- | dec th. Iredrnhip of MU. Aapi. Dart. n.„ul -tmller, lirtap on thr south and Mira Mary Geer. IS . S. Towers 1 Ride of thi* town, ami Georg’* Dilbarn. the pronouncing from Webster's ' jurt over the line in Maple Grove, will Mr. Smith started a subscription pajw-r done Diertmmy. Th. reat.iureal^. ^{f> and Nashville being a libera! town, he soon succeeded in rairing #30 with ment* announced that a prue would be ! 1,,-jck. which to purehaae another cow for Mr. given to tbe lady and gentleman that 1 Thc The’ Finit First M M.. p. P. chnirh Chnirh of of this this place place got rpclhxl down first, and also a prise have thc brick ami stone on the ground Dearth. , to the lady and gentleman that were ' for f,,r their ,h-*r new n'”r church. cbureh. They Thee propoacfo nmuoreitu —A* the Republican County convenbuild 38x42 feet, w ith a basement nnthe lart down. Dr. Barber and L. J. | drr the whole, and will push it to rapI id completion a* soon a« spring open*, ‘ l:. n r w u i ‘ of k^*d down on "ebullition." Chaa. j They have organ!ml a debating club m Strong. C. J-M- Rortra, L. #ud j j 1<>gt th<-ir ‘ at thc Mudge school that meet* every Kilnartiek"7 B Hovt and Wm H librium” and consequently went down. I Fridav nigth. Some weighty auestion. Por^err elL^ dri«L to t£ "El-I^ent." bring a mihtary rtDdr. have occn debated and settled by tlwi Powera. were elected delegate, tn the # d^uring in the rank. ( aocicty, ami wc expect thi* society w ill I be prepared to turn out aomc firsl-cloM of both aulca. Cad. Griffith and some । stump speaker* for thc Prcaidrntuil other* failed to cross the “equinoctial"' ' campaign of 1880. I One of our farmers living cart of —Sunday night Sid. Koeber and Ed. I hen- had a home get so dry lart Sunday Navue eanght a young chap endeavorI that he started to go down a 14-foot funny." could n<»t see hi* way and stopiird. Hr waa pried out by the women folk* and three or four men. An hour after he well veraed In botany by spelling the succeeded in only breaking oat a Fght The other day while one of H. H. Spark*' little boy* waa playing up in the garret of hi* father's bouse in CHAS. W. SMITH. PIDCW FT 100 nDAFPDV 0W1DP ' f lllul ullAm) liuubKuI OTuLIB and Angie ShelinlMi Hurt Holly say*, had hr known that liv had to rend agninrt tin- Agricultural College of lainsing. in thr late rending maten. hr would have jwaclired :i littlr mon*., but Im* knew that hr could l»r:it dolin’* <H*liiM>l iviihuiit much practice, therefore hi* defeat wa* owing to the Tc«rr.« utot Cprrt •.-There will fact that John h.vd help in training hi* Wc arc lauutid to meet all cumpetil«* a Temtwrance caiicu* for the noni- readers "Honor to whom honor is iuation uf village officer*, for tlw en»uturn. guarantee <>ur goods strictly pore, 1 effect* to hi* plantation in Charlevoix March 13th. Coffees, Spices, htIxm.U Yoara Respectfully, DAN. MANEE II. G. HALE Ohi.e it. Sntofn, Charlevoix, Charle­ voix Co., Mich. J. LK^TX A 1879. CLOSED OUT AND FILLING UP. fjeiSB BKUTHKRN. 1879. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 0*^^“ Another reduction in Crockery. DRUGGISTS, 'NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS Don't fnrgt’t it- ^'iial W. Sumi. known in thr BOOKSELLER Our patient rested va»y during serv­ ice* la»t Sabbath. The White Wine of Goods A new and fresh stuck of Camlit n reived at II. G. Halk’s. . ,, ---------W E CAN-------- | PUKE DRUGS, lloiire and Lol adjoining G. A Tru- i inn o'* residencc on the south. Enqnlreof II. M. Lkk. I F" I have no old stuck. My Drug, are all fresh and pan*. This is some- I thing to Is* rrmcmltered in nutting up pmcriptioas. H.G. ll*i.x. I FF" A large quantity of Corn fiirraJe • Something >r yourself! line. C H. G. Halm’s. Nnt* and Candie*, jart a* many and jurt a* dicap. C. W. Smith. All persons purchasing new wagon*, null implement*, of all kind*, wiH find it tn the.r ad vantage to go to tbe new ertaWishment known aa Hartly* buildJams* Moore, Prop. SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, At Truman's Store. 7F" At H. G. Hai.KS Is the plarr to buy your Horse Powders and Lini­ ment*. ami Family RrrripH. Yon ran have them put up correctly and at rco*enable piices. PATENT MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS, SCHOOL BOOKS. Drugs, Medicines, history of trade. Especially in SHOULDER BRACES, ___________ DISCOUNT all COMPETITION! x LOOK AT OUB 1879 PRICES: Numa Suitings 8c, former priro 12 l-2c. | DYESTUFFS. TOILET ARTICLE*. PKKFUMFS. TRUSSES, j SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, AINTS, O,^SU|1K}| j AND BRUSHES. ,IS“ ‘ GROCERIES. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. MKaaoaMv. I French Designs 11c, former price 20c. Tea, Coffees & Family Groceries. GOOD GOODS! Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. cigars and Tobacco*. Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. n mxnni.Tr. Our old Dress Goods will be sold much ’(Ido, Ctom, Him, Pin. tc below cost. Don’t buy until you get our prices. Pioneer Drug Store. Youra li-eiupectflilly. D. C. GRIFFITH. H. G. HALE. MQKXT MADE MOJET SAVED. ■NMMMn 'I he L^ong Hrick FUjHI|TURE ST0RE SEE THE LIGHTNING NEWER. ent, including propriatc remarks wens made by Presi­ dent Fehter. Mi** L. Angie Davis then read a fine selection entitled "TheTwo HASTINGS ITEMS. Rabbi*," which was followed by a dart entitled "Shell* of the Ocean." by Mim -’•ound freight . .-Iliilcd a short Belle Truman and Mio* Nellie Walrath. Little Greta Young then rtepped to the diatanee eart uf town. The freight eagiut< and wild train eabot tied "The little chicken tliat wanted to, bo a bint" Mattie Niehah rang a pirre entitled "That will tw Heaven for me.” Boor Altoft, well Burgman Sc. Baker’>» rar Bert 5-ecut Cigar at IIauc’* Oar eoantrv is getting to be fearfully BOOTS AMD SHOES. alarmiiur. the average of lifr living lr*•eiiiMil every year, without atty reason­ able eanar, death rewriting generally from th*, mort in.iguiRcant origin. At this *r«*mi of tire year <-«pvci»Hy, a cold t* such a r< minon thing that in thr Fricaa. - -------life wr iot apt aitruding ii nnd TAFHKG Mfara BOOTS,................M WOMEN’S SHOES,........ « UharfetiZ! «n»ul4<* ha* BUMWANA ■ AMICK. ^.T Crtrni** FURNISS’ and Low Price* r----------- . ..... , , • ■ ■ I have added to my stock of Dnnui Gooiw a full lino of FURNITURE! Broadhead Alpacasa00D OOOI18 —«>■> *•— cheap u w cai irrotB«, FRES8 AND SALT HATS! My Stock of CBOCKERY and GLASSWARE ia _ complete. Lamps for 25 to $5.00. COFFINStCASKETS MEAT MARKET! known. Honent Good*, Exira Styles KKLL0GG? ^EMARAY Sold only by me in this Village. ALL K1ND8 OF SMOKED HAMA SHOULDERS. PVULTBT, LARD.Krt. Hrint in your Country Froduor; will excanye Good* A. TRUMAN. �•Wy of five e.ouths during hi* ten of oOm. The paltry avry of *1,000 p*r aanum-about what a dart receives—does not eaaUe the Governor of Michigan io lire Hk* a King- Th* aalan* at the Btata erteare were fixed many yean ago when our population wm small Of ooun* they are now too small and niggardly. In order to en­ able the Governor to lire in Lansing, it high, and wrigba lt» pound*. has Iracn auggriled, and very' wisely JvrncK Ha*La> ia 5 feet 1 inch in I think, that tbe land upeu which bright. nod weighs 110 pound*. the oUi Capitol stand., which ia quite valuable, be *oid and a part of the procoed* thereof used in erecting a Gov­ Secretary or the Navy Thomfbon ernor’s mansion. Gov. Croswell, in his i* G fart, and wntgba 170 pounds. Bmcator Beck, of Kentucky, i* 6 feat not for himself, but for hi* succe**on in office for all time to come. . A part of in bright, and weigh* 205 pound*. the money realised from tbe role of SsXATOH Bladik, of Maine, is Gfset tbe land coaid be used aa a permanent in height, and weighs IM pound*. fund--at toast thc interwt-to hasp tho fart 18, and will weigh 180 pound*. from year to year. Any candid man, Viox-Pmbidzxt Whxku* i* 5 feet whatever hi* jKiIitica, it seems to ni", 10) inches in height, and wuigu* 175 will admit that the Governor of Michi­ gan ought to live at the espitaL Thia he cannot do on the small adary of >1,000 per annum. The Blate ot Michigan ought to pay her Chief Ex­ ecutive more and treat him better than she doc* a mere clerk in acme State dejiartmont. DRDGS,IEDICI!fE8ttiCHEIIClU, Fv-.wl TatlH Anteira. »»k. and WxttesWT, The following resolution, offered by Senator Billings, called out a very sharp discussion in the Senate last SDUTOB Bajuium. of Connecticut, i* Wsdnssdjr: 6 feci in height, and weigh* about 200 Amotenf (the House roneturtoo. Thai tbs pound*. Seiatok Bayard, ot Delaware, ia 6 feel 2 incite* in height, and weigh* 170 gaiioo wuh'<q>cu ।__ _ Benatora BiUinga, Farr and Moore Chiev Jchkb Waite, of the Supreme Court, i* 5 feet 10 inches high, and ■poke in favor of tbe adoption of thereaolution, while Huston, Bell, Childs and weighs 200 pounds. others vigorously opposed tbe sama JrSTICX Bradley is the dwarf of the Tho La-gislatire committee* were sent! Supreme bench. Ho ia 5 foot 7, and to Kal*m*zoo without instruction* *s to weighs 125 pound*. whether they were to ait with open or Ji-snr* Hrxr is 5 fact 10 inches in closet! doors. Thc Seuaton opposed height, and before nia sickness be to thc resolution contended that for the weighed 100 pounds. investigating committees tout with open C*BL ScHVRr, Secretary of the In­ door* Would thwart the very purpose terior, is about C feet 3 inches in height, for'which they were appointed. Again, and weighs 155 pound*. after having taken much tealimonv in Jl'sTiiX Clifford is the heaviest man secret, to open the door* to the puLlie on thc Supreme bench. He weighs 255 and press at thia stage of the investi­ gation would defeat the whole matter. pound*, and ia 6 feel high. PoSTW AKTER GENERAL KEY i* the It is not likely that the asylum official pant of the Cabinet Hr is fi feet 3 are as black *■ they have been painted, but that wrongs have been perpetrated inches tai’, and weighs 210 pound*. in the institution there ia good reason Joux SheamaX, Secretary of thc to believe. Tho people ot thia State Treasury, ia G feet 2 inches in height, liave a vital interest in the great humani­ and Wilf certainly weigh 170 pound*. tarian institution at Kalamasoo, and, Secretary or State Evart* ia the while they do not want to break doom slightest man in thc Cabinet; hia height (nnooent and able men, the} do want to ia 5 feet b inches; ho weigh* 125 pound*. M e a fair, impartial and searching in­ It i* said that Mrs. Jonas, tho wife of vestigation; aud if any or all ot th* the Hebrew Senator-elect from Louim- asylum officials are guilty of misconduct ana, ia one of the handsomest women in they ho|>e to ace them punished to the fullest extent of the law. On thc other M. Gkktt, the new French Presi­ hand, if everything at the asylum u a* dent, is an able agriculturist, a keen it should be, it is high time that tbe sportsman and inveterate smoker. He •lamsging report* therefrom should lx, tai Ira well, but not much, and keeps hi* heavily "■at down" upon. Fadzilal teppointment*: David H. Btrotter, West Virginis. C.iaeul General st u» City of Mexico; Lanas H. Fuote, Cecaul of lira United Ulates st Vslpsndao: John M. Wilson. t pronteo COTUUXS10X.ll. rKOCKEDISOS. fTW.UW. AT Bodie, Cal-, there tv a. shooting affray hetwean Georgs Tati *ud Henry Hrstb, in which tbe former wan kilted. Heath badly rl IROI, R11LS1 SHELF EKRDHRE PEOPLE'S DffUH NTOBE, Haotinc M. S. GOODYEAR, DR) GOODS, SILKS ant DRESS GOODS were ably, eloquently and vigorously who ha* just retired, was over 6 feet tn shown up by Regent Charles Rynd, of height; weight, 210 pound*. Gen. Adrian, in the Hall of the* House, last Shield*, hi* successor. is 6 feet in height, Wednesday evening. The learned and eloquent doctor was greeted by a large and weigh* 175 pound*. and intelligent audience, who listened to lu* burning and ngorou.i words for one hour and three-quarters. The doe tor is a member of tbe alumni of twenty years standing, and for more than seven yean’ has been a leading Regent of th* Univerwity.- He spoke of the past, pnraent and future of the great institution of Icandug at Anu Arbor. It now num­ bers 1,272 studcuts in ali the depart­ ments aud alxint sixty protestors. Tbe first |>art of Dr. Rynd's addrean had ref­ erence lo the early straggles of th*. University ami ila present need*. He advocateil granting tho appropriation* asked of the Legislature for University A Fort ’Worth (Tex.) dbpatch ■ay* that tbe out-forag Yuma stage wm again ■tapped itaaide the eity lin-.fta Thaoaiy pamMK«r wm robbed, lira' mail-bag* rifled, and tbe cuss the Rose Douglas* difficnltv, Fiitterly denouncing the latter. He then took up tin- recent action of the regents in reinstating Dr. Rose at a salary of $l,f<00 per annum, tho matter of absenteeism among the law profewsora. etc. Dr. Rynd very warmly com­ mended the action of the majority, while lie severely denounced the minor­ ity. In cloaing,' he pictured a bright »nl gb>win j future for tbe Michigan University. tr Prof. Kent, of the Law Department, liriofly replied to Dr. Rynd's charge of absent*eism. rather Uirrung thc tables upon the learned doctor. Prof. Prothingham, of the University, also marie a few retnarka in relation to the needs of the Medical Department. The President lias nominated Jamra Hill, CuBsctor ol Internal Itevroue for lbs District of MkraMppi, sad Georg, a This matter has c able time and grwiei__________________ feeling. Tbe committee* held four meetings aud took considerable testi­ mony licaring upon tb>- matter. Last Thursday Senator Shepard, Chairman of the Senate committee, made * ma­ jority report, fn ely exonerating W. S. George & Co .the State printer*. Senator Hodge, of Jackson, dissenting from the majority report, made a minority re­ port, giving hia own view* of tbe 'sub­ ject. This called out Senator Huston, who also made a minority I ' Senate spent a part of two discussion of this subject. called by the Democratic and National parties met here yesterday (Friday) afternoon, to nominate candidates for Judge of the State Supreme Court and two Regents ot the University, in place of Judge Campbell and Regents Rynd and Grant. Thc two conventions■ nominated tho same candidate*. The Rejaibl leans b(dd their uonventfon here next Thursday. G. W. Hz web of it* own making, a^d one of Mr. Champagne's children in­ . ekraed it in a wsrm aorering of wool. Nothing of interest occurred until a TV Wk* Leas thaa • Fart. The Old Colony line sell, tie from Boston to New Tori for MAO. opened thr dock to wind it as usual. The steamers step at Newport, and thr. regular fare from Boston lo Newport ia tilQ. The other day threw Newport CH-vchar.tft in Bootoo bought New York teckata sad took th* Old Colony routr. Groceries and General Produce, tbaHotrae . .Bills wars passed: Tn amend lav retetl ro to letttag enntrarta for repairs; to astabii.li tbe Itenlon Harbor .b'peaaal a. a commoa highway and pohlk narigaUe water*.. .. Tbe Normal School Approprisdoa bUl came up on a third reading, and inmo pretty warm dia- Life fn * Ughtheaae. A grim story of life ib * lighthouse comes from the Burmah coast, and ia printed iu the Rangoon Tin***. A tele­ gram having announced that tho light of the Alguada reef waa not visible, a steamer waa dispatched to ascertain thc cause. The Captain, on landing, dis­ covered two of the men in thc light­ house dead, while a third wa* lying in a precarious state. The keeper stated that signals of diatree*. such a* * 1 want i-nmedialc help," and “Mau dying.” had been exhibited by him for about twenty day*. A* * last rteort, all hi* sign*!* having fail.d to attract attention, be darkened the lights on the B—rin side, feeling certain that this atep would not fail to attract attention to thc light­ house. And *o, with the dead and the dying, he watered tor relief, which came EWTOM HOUSE. JLST1MGN HOUSE. MONEY TO LOAN I h iffuni Ul ta>U hrmba. $100.00 and UPWARDS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-03-15.pdf.pdf 73515cead7edbb75ef6b44b780dafa67 PDF Text Text II Of Derated to the Intonate of the Beit Putr Under the Sim. yA^flLLB, ftCgW; VOLUME VL SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1871). HTRYCHfilNE POISONING. in srivnoe for my deliverance. Belle grop­ ed back to the Led. but did notimmedi aleiy grt in; she .looped and lifted the curtains which hung around the bottom r.-. -l Evan ingly; but! he tried all life wm nat cte. ;After authorities have about would have this ad vantage, too, that, the Hunter, the greatest of English pbywologiata, upon liis dhoti)-bed, aa he felt Ida felt her finger, graze my face aa I held myrelf fearfully MtesihmUy back against that ] but > come to fee rente THE HOME DOCTOR. HOUSEMLBJEOMWaT. Cnxrx.—Hemlock bark grab'll and Tiring* went on in this way without any definite result until Fred received a sudden summon* home on account of hit mother's illness. When he camo Rxxovatoio MxxrsewrrT.—Take that per, which has superseded costlier ma­ terials foaeo many different purposes, is that the hand of destiny wositf it, and that a benign and all-wise providence had seen fit in thia extraordinary way Jirtctorg. w. the number. il“young. “He l •hall have Master Augustus, H X BARBER. With the morning light fresh tears came over me lest my unconscious room-mate might yet peer beneath the bed for robbers before she left the room; I room, looking oat on the distant hills and the beautiful winding branch of the Blackwater; but what cared Fred for irjt PARMENTER. to join her courins an early break­ fast, and she had ovcrsle]* heraeif. When at last she took the key, unlocked the door and departed. I lost no time in slipping out of my sliamcfnl place of concealment and escaping from the ho­ tel. On the stair* i met Fred coming । blind god, and could not ace even LOOK LX G UNDER THE BED. Fred'a room and smoke uv cigar, while hrv poor wrsteh, expatiated ini hi* suf­ i u u tne natnt or many penous to, fC!-iug*, doubt* and solicitude Did take a look under the beo before retir ahe iovo hum/ that was th. quwatam ing for the night. Mrs. Evergreen, my whicb dutnrbpd every moment of hi* ■ .Ved TO 11 ludulgem e h existence, and to which, with the closest Wl H GRISWOLD. con be called, in this peculiar prwctK-i*. reasoning, he could not bring himself a 1™. ™|r. Somcu™. b. thought a word or a sign settled the point beyond a doubt in his favor; at I the case, she forgets it until.she Las put others bo fancied ho read a coolness and out the light and cns.oucad herself unthta»uu , dcr the comforter, then it is hard that 1, tion of uncertainty he dared not press u- U. I vho am not troubled with nervous ap the question lest a hasty step might --- I prvhcniurr.nc**, should have to get out bring him to grief. in the cold and do it for her. I have A L BAKER. WALTER & POWERS H. BRADY. often remarked to -----Mrs.. Evergreen. ------ ••’".V | when I have sc*her prong ' ’ ’the * under „r, ■ bed,,that --------------------it wi siliy habit, and that i the Boo^r she gave it up the better. To iXK'vm* ' *hat”U“,,n ^‘U'r-hall i “ Why. what’s the matter with you, old fellow ? You look like the last days of an ill-spent life. And your coat, too —why, it’s all over feather* and dust. Where have rou been?” . “ Why, I slept—slept out last night; -: that's alt Our house is full, and so -z II hail to find quarters elsewhere. ” Im going home to dress’ “ I diould say »o. docidodly. I all, old fellow! You've been on a___ , i and luid to put up in the wateh-housc; I come now, own trp and tell us all about 1 I ‘ I ' j ’ i**'"! »>’»od Belle aa to her sentiment;, i( ft favorable opportunity presented ii­ * No lark at all, Friil; nothing ot the ar st any rate to let her know, in ' M ^4^ Way> Hjat Fred WM languish­ ' kind, I assure you.’ “ Well, if not a lark what kind of a ing IB dutre. on her accxmni,,and -----------------------------------------____ thd. thus bird was it ? Froiti the look* of the : — —jc ------- . ... , . i gt»«' her no excuse tor prolonging his feather* I should say it was a yoose.” I , .**, ’te* « 1 ’ Fou're the goose, Fred. Butj sen1“’. 1lit V”1 °! ~“*lrl“»» l» .»»• nrriee. not oUM tato I IWnobodj. n».I.r then. Ml Ml M Bn—on. 'z«». ol lb. raaa«. r’°‘ ‘‘—."'“‘■‘‘•'■""“•''‘“••'to* —ini U Mr bou» ol «»>« emmuj Dr. £ d. SESSIOXS, -I uS Mr. Jo. .Xg'.' (KorATUtc rhywtaa. iMirdiiAmjr well purnoe yonr investigations furthersmall ----- ••----- a single - -■ one—— and •to ----------occupy• for «“*r- IM «*<*' <»ii. immptiy anj jato tjj(. hurean drawers and night a room at the hnteL We would *■ .... ——-.———_____ ____ I he' clothes-basket.” . cheerfully have offered her guests ac’Evergreen," she *iU rejoin, “don't ISAAC M. FLINT. Jr. in the same predicament. An agricult­ so. Come to think of it, a man could ural fair in the village had brought many very easily get into the riothea-baakrt! “ “Certainly he could, my dear, quite LEWIS DURKEE ot look up that as well?" “Now, Evergreen, you’re laughing at ie. But I can't leave off the habit, and EMORY PARADY. had intended asking Fred Evans to let me pass the night with him. For thia purpose 1 went to the hotel at a late hov, and proeredad at ouro to Fred's room. Init, to my surprise,found & J. FELGHNER. Ho. under the bed goes the candle, and. no signs of humanity being dis­ covered, Mr*. Evergreen u able to re। pooe in peace. But, as already observed. I WOODLAND HOUSE. that, "to oblige some lady guests for thia night only.” as the landlord expressed it, Frei had consented to give up No. 30. and occupy a small room in the rear of the building. g. The The gas gas being being turned turned up, I took a I(took -*- *to -------await '* *-* his ----return, *------ must be told you sooner or later, and I "Good heavens, Gns! how earnest you look al me ; you don’t mean to say that —tlial anything lias hapjwucd to Belle Bronson^ “Don’t mention her name again. Fred, or think of her any more, for shell never be anything to you. I have one, ,>U th» |>rocednrc is almoat a. Ud, I h,T if,t* cold in on tne both in getting out and getting in. W AXurACTUantef Buou aa<i Mm. M*kia« If it were not for increaung thia mental oB E rARADx, J. B. RASEY, i to appreiicnd danger. I should relate to 1 her what I am about to lay before the >e public moet particularly ind that Mm. Evergreen i Siiifrclljmcnj €*rfi>. yy«L<*«TT ■•vie, for two-and-twenty years (that is the period of our wedded life, and happy years have they tarn >-if, I nay, I have for thia long period refrained from im- of my joy* and ftartakcr of my x>rrow», C. C. Wouarrr. Proprietor. yy IL LIAM JONES, therefore I harc no hesitation in saying I that if I had my life to live over again I r*> i:i. __ .1_____«. _ ____________ intending to imitate dryness of throat will be found in a small piece of muriate of ammonia, about ten or fifteen grains, every two houra. Usd the best quality and allow it to dissolve slowly in the month. BuaxiMO Purr.—To relieve burning fret, first discard tight boots; then take one pint of brau and one ounce of • • ' * * ’ P<il. and add one gallon of li when cool enough, sosk your __________ . . -for — minutes. The relief mixture fifteen is instantaneous. T every night for awe,,.. The bran and bicari>onate should be | _________________________ _____. - - . nato of soda can l»c purchased for about ' 10 cents a pound from whuleoalrv drug-' gists. The burning seusatiau is pro- Opening into one of those chapterof Isaiah —that are as full of nourish. i—* ’ ’’ —-our 1 meptM.a wheat-field ore lighted. u|Xm this paaaage: ‘"The Lard God ; hath giw«i tne the tongan of the learned.; that I should know how to speak a wool in season to him that is weary.”- This set us to thinking about the reitlfubtext of God’s word and of Christ's support­ I ing grace. A very different thing is tins from dreamy indolence. God abhor* 1 the idle man as a monster, and lazincns closed, so that Uie feet do not perspire, Ccrnt For Nkouloic Tootwachb. aa a cardinal sin. But rest is not only refreshing, blit invigorating. The far- A Gorman physician recommends pownior’s noonday hour under the *hadv dered quinine for neuralgic toothache. tree refit* him for the hot afternoon's Tlx. sufferer should dip n finger into toil in the harvest-field. Nothing fit* an fresh water and then into the quinine army for battle like a good night's sleep powder, and rub it thoroughly on the and a full morning meal. If »omc “ter- gum iu the neighborhood of the pomritilo toiler*" would oftencr halt and (ul tooth. The application should be re rest, they would live the longer. All around us axe multitudes of wcanr people. They are tired out with life* daily battle, with bearing the heat and ly first on himself. burden of the day. Some carry a great load of care aa to how they aliall make both_M)d* B>«ct,, ami how they shall । tried other remedies in vain. It invari­ “foot" the bills for rent, food and rsi- ably produced a rapid alleviat'.on of the ment. Other* are worn out with anxic- p^in. ties. A burden of spiritual despondency weighs down “Brother Little-Faith* and “Mr*.' Much-Afraid.’ Another has The disease i. as tending “conundrum Ewn tired of waiting for suoccmi in to medical men, but Dr. Julius Pollock labors, and is tempted to throw down his seed-bag and sickle in sheer despair. Others still arv w.ory of waiting for re­ cognized answer* to prayer. For all these tired and burdened heart* Jesus, the relief-bringcr, has Hia word in season. To the Christian with a small puree He says: “Your life consutath not in the abundance of things ured as most horrible. From the “American Cyclopedia" the following is condensed : The symptoms it produces are diffi­ culty of breathing and a sense of suffo­ cation, twisting of the limbs snd tetanic convulsions, the body lieeocning arched in the choiring. The attack occurs in parox­ ysms, between which the intellect is often clear at first, but becomes clouded ix-curs after an interval of suffering. lasting usually ataut three hours. ' HIUK uruiii; wicr-uuui-. O..» the • ).- poisoning is not always at- ■ But tended by suffering. C. C. Cook, the special State House policeman and nightwatchman, it will doubting and desponding Jcsua ■*?• day he went to see Belle, determined to “Fear not, little flock. It is My Father's know his fate from her own Ups. Soon gixxl pleasure to give you the king­ after he left Oakville, and 1 did Mt CM dom.’ There is a wonderful rcatfulneas t,u bringing him bony.* with me and preanting him to hi/ old flame. Belle This may be called Christ's richest and sweetest promise. Tire believer who lives on that promise con often sing ne was spiiarenlly in his customary health, and, with the exception of a felt comparatively well. He slept re­ markably sound that night, and got up in the morning none the worse for hu evening’s blunder. He described his sensation, upon that occasion to a stuff, I went down to the Metro} E mv gear w*r‘ *4.18, Boas*, a coma; wax, >2 .12. la ■ bless all Sweden, 37 cents; -war, >1.36. Bwitxer- U—.. .rpb~i I.. ^>->-1 .110—M J„. I , Wt „• . wbjoh — —-wily .Wort, d-, to™,I. to., M, —uw I~tor~ ,n SUJe romown. tb. Im "ktol to™. — . U™U, ».l mo—.U, rtraudam. Th. ; (oro., « . due— ol ouly «Ioh hie.. T , thJ, t ^.p.oi „s v! too 1-u| Jo„ „ ,u ] h, „ , . blL now put । i I hadn’t liern a little weak and sore I | ■ would have felt better than I do now. | . .— il is an experience i aon i want io nave , ^.u,b~lr*' ,*• agaui, though. There is too much danger t prettily of the heart. There « a ills— .- —1 — a U—t.d. Th. IMte riaUV »«>|».oro to a.U or -M.oo .dull , ,b I.o—..u.hb.-on.K rheumatism-u a disease of middle and ul™.—I I.I.. .. obtooio. and will continue indefinitely if “ •“"tototo-uu (teverumeats Last About Five Hundred us: “ Give me jour burdens." He <h» piloted Noah and all ths precious freight in the ark; Ho who supplied the widow’s waning cruse of oil; who put ly right, you U I breathed ient and yet to-day France eomes out those commotions a wise and power republic.’ I road j (aimply stirred in with the spoon, nfit •fednfea sailor’s ’ doff.' long distance, so she hoisted up the pipe M Mid found that the trouble lay Oakvilla for Jodie*.’ more does the stoning Bnriour, .1 without moving them forward or back- atheist clean snow was intimately stirred with i Ptfuble 4c Single Rigs, ------.V Co— —ry Mt wUh -t—• downward, and grntly into the a then twist r the ]>rayen <•* heart.” What fooU we are when we .trap fee load more Ughtly and detewmine that nobody shall earry it but ourselves! O’. OSZLZLTJJST, M urni-K. — Make nosa whatever. Mow mix, a little si a time, the finest plaster of Pana, in which s little white glue has been dis­ solved, and apply with a brush and thia morning for breakfast partaken of He NEW LIVERY! Iwns-nox promincni puvBician ano proicasor —,----------—; »«1™1 LiH^o .tolXd u> otowooll wood. uowiM huopteioo 1 -toto—1- ™ „ A. d> around me, and, O Godt bless him I DE2STTISTS ket, into boding lard, drain, serve , . . , , ... actiicd mrscl! when 1 tell so strangely, subject of some coufuiuon that sur . . J .. . IL B. -n to. toT ,to,r; f you were all along intending to marry yourself—a _yexy shabby trick, one of which I never suspected you! ’ 1 of indulging in my v<w>tnl<M|ua] Ho I had to tell him (in strict confi­ ty by giving a leng thswa mivow, dence, cf cortTsr, ns I tell you. reader) when from my hiding-place I beheld all about the liedroom affair at the Belle Bronson take quiet possession of Oakville Hotel, and the love that grew Tl>e most common cause of wi-ariness out of it. show gre.it uniformity in making the is the attempt to carry on overload of I Kittle shook care. Ao«l this is not a wise forethought Egypt was under ahrj»herd Kings for for tire future or a proper providence for proved an infallible care for rbctithat I did not, aa I should hsve done, alsiut 500 yean. Her golden ago, when A paper has been prepared by Mona. tnatiam, bruises, Ac: One pint high- she so flourished in art, spread over make myself immediately known to The word in scaiMin for such overloaded her. Thus the opportunity for disoov- Lion Donnat, of BruMcls, a member of Christian*, who toil along life's high­ wines. one ounce spirits turpentine, one :«>o yiwrs. TheA Hebrew republic ran several ” learned academies, and rule oJ.'Si.T'i’ta"i B«r7ircwoAu lu» z. r ’■■*,_« ----- >. way like jaded poekhorsea, is this: one-half ounce Cayenne |>cppcr. one- from Mosch Io King David—500 yean; and thru came the empire to enter upon ’ Cast thy burden on the Lord, and He Uuura. Dwbt UK. Ur onl ol •*"” Oj «.l rf half ounce origanum. 4. Dr. Bonnet, slmll sustain th<w.~ If we will xmly U» TO!«,Mn,lud» Uriliuu “‘““J*™ '» JSM ro-uun™. TV. of Granbet, France, recommends and <>f Greek liberty covered al»tit 500 drop everything that ia sinful and I year*. Home enjoyed all the splendor of superfluous in the way of worry, He a<-». IU k.j, U>a. - I .Tf1"'a >v ““ *”“• ¥ n republic for th* some strange period will enable us to carry the legitimate i_ .l- ______ i _____ _ _______ •> -The annual eoat of unmarv edneaby friction. He u»«d it himself with ' PU years. Thus. Ixriween Cinciubon for each inhabitant in the United ,>crfect success, having almost instan­ natus, the farmer President, and the taneously got rid of rheumatic pains in I overthrow of the repuldic by Casar for you.’ The literal meaning of this "X IT TJL mid AntonV, there intervene the mag- | tonic text is: He has you on His heart. r "T U‘'' .' J «T. Spun. J -—. .-I cuiuu near uic aoii woros in my very I, . —~ ----— — - , ,~ What an inspiring,gladdening thought! anociitl with waler as hot aa can Ih- „ . , ___ _____ ____ I W, off—d m, be, —«u«g mm JnM* «lboUon. M c»U; TO. « V. The Infinite God fro:/ Hia everlasting u> . «, lull ol loriiog. Li %b ,S "»“• rhicb followed the throne has poor, little sinful me on Hia — ■ - • oe-nta; war. $2.48. Wartemberg.40 tailed. ; Western empire, are now living well I cents; war, >2.48. Austria. 37 cents; nem and devotion. that I fell’ 1 and happy in th/* 4OOth year of their I war, > 1.50. Belgium. 52 cents; war, to Him. He knows my frame; He re­ „ ------- । —«—:-------------------- — --------------------- — rent to mv •1-52Denmark, fil.05; war, >1.96. member* that I am but dust. Like as a father pities Iris children, so the Lord . chanic wnir« that “Snow, when incor- suflfcirnlJy truthful at least to assure us of it went France’81 cent*; war, >4.86;. Italy. 16 m stir into the boiling milk, and continue to stir it twenty minutes. Turn it into a mold. May- --- 1eaten eold -----------— either ------- —or —----rara"»«•* Total «xJ*”1*®. 14 cents. Potato Pum.—Take cold roast meat -beef, mutton, or veal and ham lo­ themselves, but the tendons and other ! T c following is an extract from a iwits of tire musclsa which have a Mini- late sermon by the Bev. David Swing, lar. anatomical structure. Muscular j work only will suooc. d. Continue to of Chicago: rhctiuiatixm docs not attack tire heart. coat it till the warfare ia a clear, even marble white. Trat IUcikt Wat to Baran Vanner. fnnics of cairtati bnmlpbide. A piece | of cotton wool should lie melted with [ not turn on ita axis more than once in the cartan liisulphidc. and put into a 400 or 500 Some of the old wide-mouthed bottle. The mouth of states lie outside of the bounds of hiathe tattle may then ta held closely on lory, but those inside these bounds served me a shabby tnck when you al- rive X**“••• w- •1’70 Nrti.retaoda, 72 sof 'auroriZe cenU; war, M.01. England and Wales, Oatmzal Blaxc-masue.—Take one nine by mistake about a month ago. and aeaaon with tiepper and salt; also 1 Hc waafbnnd in the Stale Library.lying | cut pickka, if liked; boil and maah ! npon the reading table, perfectly on- j some potato^ make them into a paste 1 «*>nsciou*. his back arched snd hia head । wrthan egg and roll out. dredging with almost reaching his heels, in a violent1”—"’ —t —.^1 -4.1. . — tetanic convulsion. Medical aid was some of the seasoned meat upon one I summoned, and, after three hours' half and fold the other like a puff; ptpeh | pumping and rubbing, during which neatly, and fry a light brown. u®e lw' knotted m sposnw, he reSrt'rrxD Eoos.—Boil fee eggs bard. else, and that somel»ody elite mcane to gold tried in the fire, that thou mavest be rich. At My right haid arc treas­ ures forevermore.’ Only think how rich .7 I light the lamp and report. I've done it rather more frequently of late than is agreeable, and liave intimated as much to Mrs. I". She says: UNION HOUSE I I a will re|- rraoe is made perfect in c So fe* Gtal reoDy oasries i �BUILDER’S HARDWARE! Boston Store W. S. GOODYEAR’S rare the rider, left Rat. tn hold the hanm while' ... . . Arewding tlm bland smile . «<mM like ta I F At Bock Botkin Prices. Jefferson Nails, [all sizes.] Brussels, Ingrains, Oil Cloths, Sash, Doors and Blinds. Paints, Oils, and Varnishes. Hie fanners of Woodland arc maklug maple sugar to brat alt. C. A. Hough haw got eleven new wagana ready far those who wish a good article. Plenty of aiekncM in thia' vicinity, and H. Haight is kept busy in his line of Hpineas ■ ad making. PEOPLE’S CAVCUS. I T* MsiUito vutae* W : uomJttsiiae Vi)U«c Oaivrs «£r Uw ns* ’l»n>*** BT OnpERUFCOM MAPLE GROVE CAUCUS. ITA TWrs «UI W • IteMMksa Cmh>MU No more need of ahul Imre floor when you «u nic for 3» ct*. jx-r yard. Their Complete Stock Hartings, Mich.. JUrrt*! IH». W. •* GOODYEAR. illSWORTB 4 BROOKS, I Woodland, is afflicted with aa inward roarer which has hern prononneed in* curable by the dovtors ot the (Tnirerai ty. and Mr. Demand ia slowly wasting away ’midst great wittering. . Bach. Wheeler has got the mad route I i>ctween Haatinmi and Woodland, and we nnderwtand he will start from HastThe engineer io a fwriory in Coldwat­ Inga in tire morning, making ris keep er, eftwM into the hotter and did «ne behind the rest of tire world just two mending by ..the light of a kerosene day* in tire receipt of our eastern pa* lamp. Ha began To grt ant feet fotrnsg, hat the man-bole wassiuaU while John Idnklrtter’s barn burned to the be was fat. and be Hock midway in the apartarr. .Then tho gas from the lamp ground Sunday night. The lightning "truck a straw stark rinse liy and ft conimrinirated with H r Imni setting it ou fire. There was about twenty bush­ by the toroe of the explosion. els of com ami a quantity of hay. oat*, RwyrJe riding br women promises to etc., afoerd in the I Mini. Insured in the heeroae MttonaMr in Detroit. Tbe Woodland Co. for AW. examplc use set l»r a wcaltln' and rvj.utaldr vromg lady, wlm at flrat rnde jn । C. lURnydrr had a runaway last wnirit/wn was driving through Main Council. Rooms, f Street, sitting on an icy lioard. when March 11th. 1T78. j the males started, sliding him off. The Regular meeting held. hind wheel ran over Chris, but he held I’rrsrnt—Chipman, Pn-sidrnt; Baron to the tram. Chris. Vasualitiro mr l«rr. Wheeler. Lee and Young, trust.<essummed up briefly as follows, to-wit • Minutes of the prvvio-ts meeting read One sprained wrist, our hurt Leek, and and approved. resulting In * a badly dczroraRsed nrw. Nki.U The following aecounts were prrwntthan regalornft’lmT<*i'faror ’ ed. and on motion allowed: , At Cold water, on Hie 10th, a little soti A Detroit hmdiand-of-a month did of E. O. Rcutt, and another child Mere not r*Sl home at night, and. aa this playing on the ire on Silver lake when w aa hrs first irregularity, his n ifr sat j ihc ire gave way and they (with fell in. up till morning waiting for him. Thau The latter suerredril in getting out and as soon aa Mr. Scott rmtld reach hia child lie was taken out but died before reaching the horn**. The total strength of oar army is 34, On motion the President appointed Wheeler, I<e ami Young, with the Re­ corder, aa a committee. to art tic with the Village Treasurer and report at the next regular meeting. On motion Council adjourned. C. H. Baxnr, E. CHIPMAN. Recorder. President. Corxcrt. Room*. I Feb. 33th. 1W». 5 I IThrrrns, The jwtition of H. A. I Brooks. A. J. Hardy and fifty other free-hmd electors residing in the village of Nashville, has Iwcn presented, ask­ ing that a rroolution bo sabnuttiug to a vote of the ••hxtor* at the i next annual election to la* held in the village of Nashville on the first Tues­ day of April, A. D., the question i of re-inrortiorating the village of Nash I ville under and subiect to act No. 17B, of the Session 1j»«s of 1*73. of ihr State of Michigan, entitled, "An act for the iried.iMiralmn ot villagre, there­ fore, be it Rr_M>i.vr.t>, By Hie Common Councfl of the Village of Nash rille, that ithe question of re-incorporating said vil­ lage of Nashville Im* snlxnllted to a vote of the electors on said first' Tues­ day in April. A. D.. 1873, and that pub­ lic notice la- given l»v the President of said village, by publishing this resolu­ tion thirty days in the Nashville Nkw>. a paper published and eirrulated in tin village of Nashville. and by posting printed copies thereof in ten of the most puldir plarea in said village. C. HLBBanr. JL CHIPMAN. Recorder. President. 644^77 < iu»nij»4»ii ( ombinnl Reaper mik) Tlovvcr. ( lismpiou Mt Mewrr and Reaper. JarfuKMi Wm*omb mix* Itaggies, Baek rye and Farwr i Friend (iraiM Drill. Coates and SPRING STOCK ! Don’t fail to see me before buying. iHt) Sant ij Doliu fill lio. C. C. WOLCOTT. PIONEER STORE ! . his mother, and stopped tn viat friends at Rocbeater, when- be Was taken down with saudl-pnx, to which hr was ex pro­ surprise and sorrow in that ciry, where bo was wi ll known to a large circle of friroris. It is feared that his mother Will hr Stricken down by the same dis­ ease.' She and her snn left Bottle Creek for the Sooth last December. Oh, how they will wring your hand until after election. Frank Ha rt well's little hoy, Mabie to be around, a* lively aaever. George Spire ha* resumed work. Bin •ompUint proved to-be a very Lad cold. Arthur, son of ’Squire Siosson, i> via itiag his parent*. Hr live, with an aunt in (be eastern part of the State. JJENKY ROE. rropect of a small State ('nnveurion, but nroumpthw has killed all that. Yrrtrrday forenoon when a trawler for an Earteni crockery house entered a GriswnM street restaurant a ith a half-eagle a round the second time. The trarrbr ramr in for a nip. and hr pnrwKtlv of­ fered to "heed or tail" with any other thirsty rualoinrr. Jurt as a man rtep;« d forward the milk-worn*, who sap­ -I' ----- 1........... DONOT NEGLECT New Goods KOCHER BROS. New Goods! We are now receiving our Spring Stock. ( NEW i SEASONABLE GOODS, PaoraiKToa KOCHER BROS Suit! Hans ati shtlfen, nr The Highest Market Price paid for Hides, Pelts, fce. Are in stock, and more following until out;' Aim! will be pleased to show the same- to all who any t»IL SPBIRGTI01II1RR6W line, in all its departments, is complete. - KOCHKR BROS. VIENNA BAKERY. Hrwrrns and earth' but that bnite swXfUwed iy tm dollars r cried BOOTS and SHOES! HATSAND CAPS! Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, *•.. At.. dr. tirrosahddi^wUrh. One spring and gulp d.d the iHMiurss, smThr Timkrnaitid to m-. when- the otiwr* were The first installment of ----- OLD REUABLF----- MEAT MARKET. TO MAKE BOOM FOR THEIR LOOK OUT FOR NEW “10.” SOON ar< ■■*>.... tmjiros * '■ ; *F*i ’ In*’ S ss - i?} r! s BdSSfcdB iS Hi am •• �Wm. A. AYLSWORTH । - In fall to mvrikretag with Mi. Ito a SUQAM, TEAS, COFFKCS, SPICAS, vuutot, like wAM.flrr, . ■7 M tuLd. jta.d,.r uf •,V.M*Ua»d. aWtfECIiU.u»aa...i,; 1 Wood by » n. urhlioriug fermer, 'MVtau'lTIrfelri.y. living Jiwt over Hur in XHrow*. The ptetrontara ' MdTd Hie Harder,** furnished liy WWAdtaiid ecWmrepondent, arewuta • -Tta-water h.rbe rirertertatag rap. au<’ thU ’"‘tag ha* covered * -•>-«-■-• —««“ —A Iwrarh of t« fret in width occurreal in Higdon Ar Nor^gn * mill-dam at Itarryvilta. Mamta.^rkL entailing a’em of $100. H la bein?repaired. ■ CANNED GOODS, TTAY1MG bought of H. R. DMinmm fe Cm tbrirHtork «f Goods, f shall at ' 11 once inaugurate the f . ' . ' .... STILL AHEAD! Of «very d> «-i iptiou. GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE ! »*«». WITH A COMPLETE UXE OF JELUIM, rinity. Occupying my ow n store-building ^^‘•*w4*** 11* immensely. while mincing away on wormy turnip* and musty canned fruit, to state that in about three month* we hope to be able to anironncr their appearance in NaaiiviBc. miIki -The Spanning 4. Wilkin* ManuiwiMCtatoW Hooting*, fcwr —At the Tcniphranre Caucus on Thursday err., the following ticket wa* nominated: Pre*.. Calvin Ainaworth : Recorder, E. A. Bitah ; Anaoa*¥-h" w‘M -y» w ■r“-r* or, Irowi* Dnrkee; Treasurer. Walter a Mm*«h MaUM. to< AJMAo < refuted to leave thepremcouncil. A. K. Wolcott, P. “*«* Ptaorot al- .Hottrr, ami Geo. A. Truman; Corporo. ■ ■. ___ .-4 ‘‘•on** Mr- >r*r had eaaerifod a, UoB roou L Whiter, W. «. Pow- the J. H. Lee tamil 6» Thursday. nt ing. We extend our aymimfliy to the urge circle of friends of the deeeared. -Jerry Elliot of Maple Grovk wEBe/ GROCERIES And in fad a full line td you will see by Uro following ■ CONSISTING OF Best Standard Print* 4| to S ct*. Sugars, Teas, STAPLE AID FA1CT CfiOCEfilES 1 Schedule ofTrices Heavy Cotton Flannel dtollj ef«. । Brown Cotton (to arrive) 41 to • ct*. S.OOtfvarda I Crock'Ftf & Gift*XIV(II'C A lot of Gingham* reduced from 131 to8c. quality I can, am! will, do a* well by Coffeen, Spleen, 1 Ightteg between t—logs. brataiog it I lattUy- The doctor say* it is a wonder lobnccon, Cigarn f IjUteHrtef/. thr widow thinking ft —Early Sunday morning a Mputll -nick the home of W»U ( tach.Off HU disking it from turret to baarmrnt. H«.m-l.»p.rc«lta..ta»™M. Hrel—.StartKlS—40™.,,^*,.!*^; £ „ril ,rar in poaaeanloii PD’p’-rty goumt« notice to com • AXn EVESVTHIXG ELSE VSl’AL- । . pci JtfcDroy. to Quit pomr*won <>( the ^truuw, cmpluyiiig hyr iatbei, Ihtniel tho Market Price. ..iKE.-r.xA Feudccnnd Mr. Kitidde toga am! serve Yours Respectfully. v rees grocery man ' '<he urn W1.cn McElroy beard tWt Last week we omitted to nWttion the .... demise of ..Id Mrnfetttlma living 3| tne notice w a*.uurert. itbree day. pre LV School Book*. State*, CHAS. W. SMITH. Juita* north, which taTur^Tthc Friday 'iou" *• «* *™«W. »* ta-gnn to Blank", Stationeiy. Box Paper In Men’s Boys' and Yonth*’. consisting of Beaver*, Diagnind. Basket and Fancy i Jj.reviptwiy, Uwu . ar H ’“rilfy Mdttadf for ttieiM-radofi by load- Stork, anil Low Price*, at CaMitneres. Or.r t34.on Suit* reduced to *l«.0ff. fiW.Oft Suits reduced to $15.00. AUeatiaa i* eaUml M-tiw-gwlvtl uf tkn ing hl* old knny musket w ith buck­ trrevioaaly afflicted with aickucas the $t«.00 Suita rednecl tn lULOO. $13.00 Suite reduced In $».<«. $10.00 Suita repmu winter, the hke of which fa m< Spring Tooth Harrow, Forito-r*. ulm .'-bw.t. and also I"0 uavy.revolvcx*., On duccd to $6.50, $8.00 Suit* reduced to ♦3.00. 100' Furniture! Portable Saw Mill, with Site. Dork*. . WITH A FI LL LINE OF known by the oldest inhabitant, Some­ ,■Friday ..when the three men, afnremiid. Ac. Mill pearly new, situated Bt Huri thin* like eight Jr* th* are reported. ttae ttat the rorfie ‘bfcrtt CLOTHING! Ev ntan Jiti nr.nTAt ’ ■.HlihilJr -ibere were any more it round. Kimble I 11*1 1 te '-nM-K 'bre. .ml—r ' ^suwi.iurm .n.roiiKi. » uag. ... i „ ■; I Ohl Mr. I. M. Flint predh-t* one vff *,h*?’f ’ h ‘ “»•' immnlitwo iiMiro polar wave* mid plentycf a,‘ v' «t<Wd into a Ired-ronm and —,J —* —J **'~l i**b |l«oyglit out, hi* lump'd musket. A* ’ I tat HL,,«« u.n. 1.«tI„« ,l„ Mr. one wishing to engage in the business, -»W "? ""-R '“I"”* “T fire i»rty w ho understand* running it. I ,, „ncr in or Br Mlrr U( ti>u.K A; .'■trocu. Charlevoix. Charle- । voix Co., Mich. „r ,, B..I I । Snyder tinurd half way around to see tuin Price*, nt *•! iMrtUroy) find.: Boise Bh<k.‘ itiM-asHwe. me wound ta not Htnous,; vvortk w rent at the Opera Ito tore m, mm down mid renclifwg intohiwjMH-krt* I nithough the chopper'had a portion of i Satanta/ avruuu:, An. lUiiMid ball- ,drew forth the revolvi-r*'and fold the I La bM bk..Xck | -- iw* , 1 ..da a, . 1 ia.^.W ; r» and Childfrn'n Rboes from 33 eta. tu $3. ' Itargaiu*, being worth double the money. Low Prices ! OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE. \Fuat Use tf Fmita n tit Cmtj., Fair Dealixg'! «ua i.,.- rv >-ai,. ....... (linf n,,p^^ 'w't ttorea ftowri on liiitiredhib b after shooting Suydi t J Muff* will save money by calling at WedncMiay evening. iwdHilcuouun* '-'taElroy liarrre»*<d up hi* team and H. Hm,k*. AJJD PRICES CORRECT. Krnurone Oil 13 ct*. 13 11*. Loaiaiana Sugar fur *Lf». 4 lb*. Whole I-esf Tea ! for tl.OO. 11 ||>*. Itaisiiu for $1.00. Chewing Tobnrru 43 ct*.. worth SO. Plug j > Tobacco &3 eta., worth 80. We are Ixiund to meet nil cumpcti- CARPETS AT COST rin*’ i ,, re . re » . ,lr |Hifilrirtrt dtatmire Ire hi nd him. until < H«hi«- ami l^»t adjoining G. A Tni-. tinu In Harry Co., and if nut sattafact- ' —l«a*t wfrek'* Ntwnjravg an Arao*nt , 9n Turrejay. E. L. P.imdi sold to } within five mile* of lnnt.-i. wlren tliry man'* rvnidcuce on the south. En- ury return them and your money will ■ of Morgan, a tirkrc from t-ngageil a inmi to mtllop |«y McElro* . quire <>f H. M. Ijck. l»c refundoL to RaMfng*.-which : oil h«tM-back nud notify tire *limd. ing ease. After the examination on .Mor inlrd to that foreign bind ' m ho, with liud.puty aud two polka-- i IV Good Iktok* for Hie hnnre rin-kT~*r ue,—wj.b . J. l*-«i*. who loega toitnen, encoiiuh-nd McElroy oa the ] '•'»? low at lh.i«»: Bito*.' nd Michigan. | bridge am>M Grand River and nm'*t>il .. ... , ,, , bunerl in the crmcU-ry near 1) C. Warrent tire marik’ sugar so. h'm. McElroy i* nn Irishman with \r” ‘kiwriptious I money ii S six “ ™ “ZlXv i ™cl' - tafied with the examination, a* con­ ducted by Dra. Upjohn, therefore on MiNNfatr, W tu l-dy w<A«M7 I interred, and taken to Hastings for aa- John, who came to the decision that the ..Uryrf W «™ih. »<p~IUr,. tor b^J S.tnrf^^.tt.lDlH.lbalmy.prtug. Jv v,,,!, Xn-aM uiMHWcnl lua «I\ru( b, rkin>vmii uro ui’WW'iPwrH* r.., .I.,,,,:., nf Wren. Tlir iMuaUc-U-u humbled bi* Ural b'nmhk. and the bull-frog taMghia song of love. The aUuete were dotted —From all report* the LfbtrkMt w»th promcnadera who ware epjwyiug rial at the Opera House, Friday night. — ■ • • must here been the scene of a retqarUIdy lively «r»lk-a-round. A IMo'tfhfi ' Ssp-. .............. iirMtay by a Hastings offlriaL Youra Rnspectfully, Mt NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS n ress Goods l»nig» an All peratin# prirduising w« wagon*, and Inipb-uH-iitA, of nil kind*, will find it to their advantage to K<» to tire ire* of this sweet article. M«>!d«^»r<tar by.lbe'ingeunity and industry of GroteMMflO and Woodland »,050, Um . the h-hre <>f theC.T.V. Fine pictures three to»n* producing an aggrrgptcnf <>aM(l mottoes have been hung upon the -Pat. 8p«MU a (tak of the F.mrtaM MJK, over two-third* of the satire tale, is haring k-gat trouble with Bob. amount produced in Itar^r Co Tben Brady, also of the name nationality. just ocrao* the Hue in Eaton county, Fat. traded a yoke of •ioere to Mary Kalamo made S74MBa« Vermontville Preddrutial chair ha* been featooned Brady, Bob.'* wife, for a borne, agree36.13$ 114. u>d Snufirld 21,97311*1.. tusk­ with red. • kite and bine trimming, and ing to pay a hslsMO of #30 in digging ing • total of KJS3. Tire .reragwy rar- all togrtiicr ibo ball prearui* a very in­ «mt a cellar for Bob. When PaU had viting appearance. Tlie club ia in a the Job partially completed. Bob. *woee praaperona eoodition. and new membe wouldn't pay the to bis ~frv*,«* PEHFUMEB, ' TRUME8. ' SHOULDER BRACtX SUKGICAL J NSTlll'MENTS, DISCOUNT all COMPETITION PYE-STVS’FS, Semi, IimUaKu l Btail Bwit ;Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c; And KtAtkmrry. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. j Frencli Designs 11c, Tormer price 20c. , Tets, Coffees & Family Groceries. !• . '; Jap Stripes 18c, former Drice 25c. Cigars and Tobaccos, z 1 1 ‘ 1 . a .-, Worsted Styles from 121-2 to 25. ' GRllCEIUES. /-/./Al. _______ _______________ ;u vU 1) v U U U ii * r lire Di ugs. Medicines, \\ lii.-h are muck cheaper ihau in the Fall, in fact lower than ever knuwu in the history of trade. Especially in Cigar in town, fur rale st of DRUGGISTS, nearly rluM'd out H O (> K S E L L E It Proprietor. J. LK^TZ A KO^N. Bowb BROT|IE|Rwr 1879 CLOSED OUT AND FILLING UP. and nff tn call and lend, believing that y«ni r r yourself H no!<.- i irU .t'smkYwA'. »a s«.’ctoiaai । ...................... Murrraaor to II. R. l»irhInarm A < o. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST |tioo, wa mu on to a young men tasking made a specialty. ler’* eye, before he could retaliate. I love to a young tady, for in the apriug_________ _____ __ _________ Several other* got in _ a _whack or ___ two| time bild* mota and young folks* IV Oil Cake very cireup at at aoeie other fellow, and the street wn* thought* turn lightly to Jove. Kooothe Bohl Bros ' kept in such an uproar that .loop dr-f maples and the prfekly-reh will put Temperance Hems. HEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, parted the eyelid* of those who sre itn-’ I forth th*fr leave*, the green gnu4 qprout E. J. JUocnm, who ha* ta-r-n Prvdilcnt At Truman’* Store. fortunate n* to reride'{'hereupon. On mid I»au. Evert* put on hi* hncfl of the North Cratli-tnn Reform Club Momtay *ix warrant*based on “drunk All hail, delightful spring! tYc wcl- from'nrariy ft* tii*t orgnuiration is very and djisidubr* w are swore out by Est)*. I come thy ndarp. «ick,.and ncripoa doidito are entertainever brought to Naahiilk. at Stiles and Chipman, and several young ——T-».ta»ffri v------««f hi* recovery. men were railed up ta-fore ta.Ure ParMap)* Sagar. The Uro NmhviUc NmJivjUc Beform Reform C Club received mly to pay *3.48 aud icsmtmitp| —— -r-.- ; n kind tovitntiou fronKhe One Yoke Heavy Work Cattle at u* that the m*u*grn. oftbe socials, > The prod octton of nreyfe a«g» to this 'vnontvHie to a item! the hl rn Cow*. J. B. MAtunALL, knowing that some of tbe" participant* community i* no *mall h>do«fy5,->1tr-u5>f their orgmrfMtion. which occurred Maple Grove. have been in the hatri^of gt-Umg drunk, 1 fart the countryiramedtaitoly r . siiretotad, ot> Thnnulay. the !Uth inat.. Imt owing liad better have Urn Marshal on the -ing Xuabvinetajhc •• ---j-.’- -x. *tojiiusvoidable cirputpatauccii. the club, largest vnipl^dispot, oa the nights of their entertain- garreigwn ih tthrpUrt of theTb; ,. P^ **y *]f*** » b«"ly. not attend. The Vnrmeats, and hare ‘’disturber* the hapk three-fpttrths of ppr faAAvrekre J*™*1*, , nrontyljlr boy* may re«t awmred that J.eacew arrested on the spot, and chueU-fl now engaged |n “Uppingt UirJcbu«hag thc.itbuyb$»“ “ ।|.they )u\c.thc *ypipalhy of the r.lub at cd into the oeeJec nntll mocning. We which vary in magnitude from,**} toHthU t_________ place, and thnt tber feci very Iwlieve thi* would have ajnure subdu- 1.300 tree*. It is-lu«ML to estimate j* «!■< grateful for the euartrsy extended to ing «S*aC upon them than a fine. M j,the amounh i>f m*p)*.*u—e th*t has them.Ijy Hie invitation. •otue and nobby Bracket* anil Wall they cannot do thia, and preserve ortieV been producedSB MU locfiHfe of late j^l BjtdMMi Hall, under 1>. C. Orif- Onuunrat*. cheap, at aud sobriety, we trust, “for the good I years, but in 1870, Castleton produced flth’» stbfr. bn* tarn put In applt-pro­ of humanity," thpt they *111 discootin- J »l.e» SHROUDS AND GLOVES WM. A. AYLSWORTH. DAN. MANEE. Drugs 11. (i. HALE ire ■dderably hilarious. and to do thing* they ought wot to do «9d to taars^done thing* they ought to have dona. The whisky battie went ’round ; Jap. Walnut Cases and Caskets. i '» — O .l»j ....... 1 of get ting Imaatly dnmk every time Iw had the opjxirtuiiity. After Snyder «n» idiot' McElroy'* wife took Mane *tni»» nod cinereil up ! the clot* of IUimmI tint iiowrd frmuStn der'* wound* ami *p«*cird the walk from the tam*r to tlie gate. Maying »lie would wade in blood up to her knee* ' ta-fore thcr pit her ont of the Iioiim-. nt ‘ < »i» Suiul.ii at two o'clock the four nd of Mr. Snyder wa* held at tlio Mier* Church wjh'U it wa* given out publicly that the people of that coiuiniiuity would meet ut McElroy’* hoa*c on Monday nrerning. and give the family i*-.i FIRST-CLASS GOODS, And a thousand other articles at comwpoiMlingpric- Uon, guarantee our good* strictly purr, and the |>ri<«-n an low, if not lower, than 1 the same goods are offered by am other | rr.*unp..*.ie. *,.<... STANJDAKD Fl’KXITUKE AT BOOTS AND SHOES J. LENTZ & SONS, Goon Goods ! , 1: Bros.' I^ITt, . „ . i SJ!.7! VlxtL.'k 1 lie w n carried Mr. Snyder HirerOur putir nl n-stnl r* —H. R. Dickinaon'a MW^nill hl raakrt n *l* B *»°vel sigtit to see Lurie Jonah ■ fourtJw of n mile to n tamse and di»- , j,-,., taL Habisith. Tin toe fall time ...d Hi lM,PWar.,l«d acUvJdto^iuau , ,«f. ultrF for |>„. Rilimt Tai Im-done ltew.uk. r * . . ■.. 5 .‘fcoblding nroundSkith n staff, but such nA mid Car]wiiter. of Woodland Crn- , — iMlt.Au*te , rer, who nnm.-diat.-h went tnlitarelief, I IV Ju*t in,—■ th«r line of Staple ur-Msin I.—.I l— ..*^..^.1 .1___ ............ i «... a. .iororewnrimi* -creditor. WVarerkiV1* nff°’ pr«< vooj nRtivdi-rMid "Wh, doctor! <>h. mv God! । A. M. DaL'uiiutTT, Prop'r. a-a will never dawn, upon which the Ngw* will Ire rolled upon to chronicle the fail- ^iKurniture 1 STONE and WOODEN WARE! Ployed by Henry Itanium, of Wood- fa*t IfateiOAk. rbmrfc on Xitiutaybinrtt- ’ rt.uuta and thu - taking eflix t in hi* Salt $1.33. .311m. Tea for $1.00. Mix tanrl, while chopping dawn a tree, wag .mg and evening ntTt, fnr the-roaring ).,inA. severing a taga arterv. Suy- '•»> Nuts. Urangr*. Lemon* and t<«> struck a glancing blow on the fore- ’ -rel,r' prvuctoe*c-cery fo0r wwkm - d. r e^elaitncd. "Mr Gwl, I nm aln-t." many ollrer things to nn-ulion, at A. M. b«W.n UM CLOTHING! FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE u» —Three saw mill*, (wo turnitare fac­ tories oar grist mil), one stave and heading factory, one foundry amt ou<; feed mill are at pn-wMit the only m*nnfactoriea in NaahviUa.that are fitting in full time. EightiUaiu engine* and CLOTHING! • i l n . ii ii /■ i . •„ i ,, , i Fig lafcta, CAiiis, Rias, to Ac Our old Dress Goods will be sold much Ibeloweost. Don’t buy until you get our ■ prices. ’ A* good Goods ran ta- sold. Pioneer Drug Store. Yourn TteMpectftillj', Respectfully, H. G. HALE. BOINK BltON. ------------------------------------------- MONEY MADE MOHET SAVED. 1 he Long; Brich FURNITURE Burgman A Uxilcer’M Honexl Good*, Extra Style*, BOOTS AMD SHOES. and Low Price*. u Im in turn backed out of the tatrgain with Pat., and gxdng up to H. Fcighitcr’s, where Pat. kept (be horse, tried STORE. KELLOGG iDEMARAY FURNITURE! I have added to my stock of Driss Goods a full line of Broadhead Alpacas T FVAWUW MEAT MARKET! 3IAT At T£ CAI AHTJID TO, FRESH AID SALT MEATS! My Stock Of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE complete. Lamps for 25 to $5.00. COFFIIS t CASKETS, Bring in your Country Produce ; will e.xcangc Good* ■ PUWMI, for U M fctroraby ax for Grer*t.hack*. < J C^HMr.and Prita t-kre. m tta- high»s market price. GOOD GOODS Sold only by me in this Village. ALL KINDS OF j i G. A. TRUMAN. I �Tbe tall dafioM that say jmhkb Retag about from place to ptaee,sad asking or sataMtag ou charity. shall he takra and labor UsMl be iwed and impria Tbs tall provides tfeitemm wha land, or ia the highways, beAWM That ia the course thia country will have to adopt, he claims. _ tbore ia no other effective remedy known for the disease. Tim percentage of the cattle which recover once they are seised with it. Dr. Gadsden says, ia about one-fifth. It i» one of ‘he most difficult disease* to arrest that is known to veterinary surgeons. A cow may l»re it and reoovsr from it completely, and four months afterward may communicate the disease Io other culUe. Thna ilmaybe COXGRKSSIO.TAL PROCEEDINGS. The decision of the Iteuo Conrt of Inqnhy, nroUv m CUra^n, h*, Pro«3“1K»Ac-l *fu-r siring * hwtozy of Wxamaorov. D. C. 1 Tho report cf th* niijcrfly of tta Putter Committed ojon tte cipher dir, itetae f*y» gra•rally thsl the Western Union TeUgraph Com­ pany Maun Io h*va ex»rehcl du* osroio rrajwct Io tho jnvwrrrxdoo and privacy of their di»patebe*. and th* theft and j. ubheatew of orrtain dtepat.-he* did not asvs to to U>eir fault At the »*ui» Umo tlwy could not but ■'taped that Grain, Praudcui of the er.tnpaoy (•Ince Arvraatd), wfowsa aa aarnal and scdva BepabhcAa leader. focwanled> tLo diepalchm DRDBlIEEIClIttUlCHflfiCltt, when straightened up, and weigh* over 200 pounds. • Dux*. DKiuil It's begun again, e'en beforo the odorous cabbage head hath dropped ite seed. President Hayes baa been invited by the Augusta Agricult­ ural Society to attend their next fair at Staunton, Va. CBAKUta 8. Bill, a celebrated scout of the Army of the Cumberland, died at the Soldiers* Home in Dayton, Ohio, a few daya ago. Eight or ten year* ago he published an account of hie ad­ venture*, whichtwere of the most thrill­ ing type. Whex James Gordon Bennett goes over to San Francisco in May to see tho Jeannette depart for the Arctie seas ho will be accompanied by the explorer of the frigid sone, Dr. I. I. Haye*, and the explorer of the torrid zone, Henry M. Stanley. A Lowo-Lh’zn family are tho Hem■traughta, of Campville, N. Y., one of whom, Jacob by name, has just died at the ag«' of 103, leaving a daughter of 72. Hi* father lived to 87, hi* grand­ father to 98, and an uncle, according to family traditions, reached the age of a healthy lung would do, they sink like lead. Death is produced in the cow itay llxir vcr-lict be E when, by this hardening process, the Um* Um who L air cells of the lungs become closed, duty Io Uod sad n»*n. prsn-r ot one wbo wo* blia stopping respiration. dirtfi sac; oo«- wbo f«l« s raj* The disease made its first amiearanec, about a century ago, in Central Europe. It became known in the United States as early aa the year 1813. Since then it has prevailed, at different times, in Maaaachusetta. Connecticut, New York. Now Jersey, Pennsylrauia, Maryland. The United Kingdom tn Ihe Year IN7M. Delaware, Virginia and the District of In the year 1878 there were 1.15Z&S5 Columbia. At the prveent time it pre­ births registered in the United King­ vails, so far aa is known, in but two dom, being al the rate of 84 per 1,000 places—on Long island and near Alcx- of the estimatetl population, which was andrin, Va. Tt disease is not gov­ 33,881,966 in the middle of that year. erned, one way or the other, by changes Tlie deaths registered in the United in the weather. Seasons and latitude* Kingdom in 1878 were 710,165, or 21.1 are all one to it, ao far as regards the per 1,00(1 population. Tho natural in­ potency of either to check iLNot only crease of pajmlatiou by c.xrrae of births Mas. Ruopa Bottobvt, of New Wash­ may a cow, after complete recovery from over dcatu* was 436,360. or 49,242 leas ington. Clark county. Ind., always told the ihscaM, transnit it to other cattle, than the excess in 1877. The actual her children that she would live to be but the disease itael! may lurk in tho incft-asc of popnlation in 1878 cannot 100 yearn old and then die. And the system of an animal, in a latent form, be ascertained, owing to there being no kept her word. Last Friday week, hav­ tor raontiui before it manifests itiulf. 1 complete records showing the Imlancv ing run twenty days beyond her one Next to rinderpeet, it is tho most de-; between emigration and immigration. hundredth birthday, she gave up the ttructire dloeose known among cattle. 1 The Hoard of Trade report I be emigre- ghfMt. In 1859 the disease prevailed in Aus­ I tion from the United Kingdom in 1N78 Joint G. Baxz. the wit, who has been tralia with fearful effect Thousands of. of 113,439 persona of British origin, be­ in delicate health and baa done no litcattle were swept away in a week. To ing an increase of 25 .per cent, over the quarantine agunst the disease was im- ; unusually small emigration of 1877. (MMwiblc, as it seemed to break out al ‘ The increase tn 1878 was 22 per cent, 1' . •>* u uiixuiaunn in English. 34 in Scotch, and 2. in Irish tried. The pneumonia vaccine was olr- emigrants. Of the 113.439 British emi­ Uiurd in a singular way, being gener­ grants of 1878 there were 54J165 who ated first in one cow, then ia xsctl.... left for the United States, 36,057 for and lastly in a third before it waa used. the Australian colonics, ami 10,677 for First an annual was inoculated with the i Brittsh North America, each of these matter which’fl owed from the disease)! numbers showing a marked increase to the widow of lung; then a second anima] inoculated over tlic preceding year. The mown Thomas Blair with vaccine obtained from the first, temperature of 1878, os sliown at Green­ Gon. Gordon Granger, (.-apt Blair is Fort Columbus, awaiting ami lastly, u third animal from tliat ob­ wich Observatory, txrwdcd ‘he aver­ still at tained from dm second. The operation age in every one of the first ten months sentence. He says that upon his dis­ waaperformed merely br wturaUng with | ot Uic year, but there was a marked de­ missal from the service he will go to vaccine a small pellet of wooL An in­ ficiency in November and December; Scotland for the purpose of proving cision was then made in the oer’s tail the mean for the year was 49.7 deg., or that there is no valid marriage contract and the pellet placed in the cut. The. 1.2 deg. above the last thirty-weveu j between Ann Bailie and himself. Lir.rr.-AuTiirB H. Fi-ctcbkii. of the vaccine would absorb in a few minutes, years'average. The rainfall at Green­ when the wool would .fall out. leaving wich in^878 amounted to 29.2 inches, j United States navy, the bald-headed the wound free from irritation. Many measured on 166 days; this rainfall ex­ little man of 40. who deserted hi* herds of. cattle were inoculated in thia ceeded the sverago by nearly four i charming wife and two children, and way, and it waa believed by those who inches. The number of houni of bright’., eloped with Miso Bailey, an 18-yeor old tried it to have been in a measure effec­ sunshine registered al Greenwich Ob­ j Baltimore girl, is the same officer who | refused to go on the ill-fated steamer tive. There ia a difference of opinion, servatory in 1878 was 1,250, or 28 per however, among the authorities on the | Huron, because of “premonition “ that cent, of its possible duration, the sun subject, many holding the view of Dr. being above the horizon for 4.454 hours. I «he would lie wrecked at Kitty Hawk. Gadsden, thkt the only way to kill the He waa court-martialed at the time, but —L&n'ion Timm. i the wreck saved his official head. disease is to kill the cattle infected • AU Squandered. Kate Field writes to the New York What is true of indi0dnah is often Graphic about the Shakspoare me-, i aho true in regard to nations. Money orial at Stratford-on-Avon. The me­ At an early hour yesterday morning badly gotten goes Imdly, and this morial will cost >100,000; >40,000 are a a i«U called at the postoffiee and pur­ i seems to be a rule no less common needed to complete the amount, and chased a 3-cent stamp, and had it al­ among nations than individuals. The for every $6,000 given by the public ready " baked * to paste on her letter, immense htemnity derived by Germany Charles Flower, of Stratford, gives * when she discovered that she had left.I from France is all expended, and there similar amount. Already be has given the letter at hotne. She received die | i is, licaides. a deficit ia last visa’s budget the land an<t >25,000. A number of heartfelt sympathies of the stamp clerk, ।। of H.OtXl.OOO mark a The Government A mrncans have contributed. Minister Mtwl went home for the letter. At 11 >I being the principal proprietor of arable Welsh gave >25; P. T. Barnum, >60; o’clock, when inc stamp window wa* ;. lands, forests, mines and railways, its Gen. McCormick a goodly sum; George besieged br a crowd, the woman re­ revenue has naturally been largely de­ W. Childs, $100, and so on. Edwin turned having the fetter in one hand creased by the prolonged commercial Booth subscribed $600 some years ago. and a miunte fragment of a postage deprrwion. The losses thus incurred stamp in the other. have l«ecn supplied by a continual in­ Specific Against Hydrophobia. crease of direct taxation, notwithstand­ Dr. Grxyrala, of Krivoe Oreroe, tressed woman 1 " she called ont, as she ing which there ia still the above-men­’ ■ made for the window, and those who tioned deficit While 13 per rent, of. , Podolia, RuMia. for whose trustworthi! didn't obey were rxikcd aside in a way the British revenue and 25 per cent of. । ncsa Prof. Gubler, of Pana, vouches, 1 to be rememlicred by their rilxa. The the French is derived from direct taxa­ ! declares that, after a scriea of critical change which one buyer waa about to tion, 43 per rent of the German revenue’ ■ trials, which h« deacritww at length, he pocket was swept off the IxMrd on the ia so raised. Therefore, it was with has found that, after having had <>pjx>rfloor by her arms, and she held the frag­ good reason that the Finance Minister' 11uni ties of treating at least 100 caeca of ment of stamp and exclaimed to the stab-d in his budget speech tliat he ' men bitten by rabid dogs, with the clerk: dared not altemjit an increase of direct, < A'oAiAium Spinoeum, be has never in •Do you dare deny, air, that yon sold taxes. It is not too much to say that' any one of these case failed to ward off m<- a Scent stamp two hours ago?" He gives some during the last twelve years the taxesk ' the hydrophobia. ■ “I think I sold you a stamp," he re­ paid in largo towns have been tripled, I starthug example*. During the Crimean plied. while the rvNQurrea of. the people have; , I war, a family of twelve pereow* had “And I didn't have my letter Lere. iM-mnbiy d< creased. It would Be well if, been bittou by a hydrophobic wolt After Td eaten all the paste off the the exliaustion of the French indemnitv, Six of them entered hia wards in the stamp I couldn't find my letter. You left the treasury undamaged, but snch hospital of Olachanka, Government of l Podolia, District of Balte They were is not the case. The snrolus wealth of the late prosperous yean has not simply; treated with infusion of the leaves of disappeared; it has liven spent on pub­ the xanthium, and all recovered. The mx othcre, who were trvai.nl by the lie work*, many ut srhioh are still unfin­ ’ actual cautery and the daily use of ished, and their completion will be a drain for year* to eome. The revenuo1 gcnccta tinctoria and other drugs, died ' with hydrophobia in the course of for ths coming financial year not only twslve to sixty days. He recounts many other facta not leas striking. For an adult, the doae is sixty centigrammes of the dry powder, repeated three times a day, anil continued during six weeks. thier Children under 12 take tadf that quan­ "I couldn’t do that" tity. The doae for ar.i mala ia much “But you'll have to I This is the A herd of thirty oxen bad There lately died at NewBritain, Ct.1I larger. stamp I bought of you! Look for where be was bora six ty-e>ght year* ago, been bitten by a mad wolf; eight had yourself sad ana. I make oath that I one of the m<*t noted men Ameri<-a has succumbed with symptoms of hydropho­ never tral it on a letter. Am I to bo overproduced. We refer to Eliha Bur- bia. The Commn-ary of Police osme cheated out of my 3 orate in a back- ritt, Unguiat. H-hokr and reformer, wide­ to Dr. Grxyvala for hia “ antirabic ly known aa the “ learned blacksmith " nowtter " Ho nva thrno nonoM of the Tho eon of a shoemaker, hr waa educated in Uw mmmon school. olf hia uatne vil­ lage. mkT aB Mm> agw <4 17 vw apprve- Illi, HittISBJLF BiRDI 1BE the opponents of the school contended that the original design of its founders waa to make it a training h d for common-tchool leackerr: whenw, for some years, many ot the higher branches and four of the dead langnagra have l>een taught at the State's expense. Again, but few, if any, of the Normal graduates ever teach in the common schools of the State: the young men cither ■ tcaeh in the Union school* er enter ths professions. -The young ladies are pretty sure to marrv -K » eome so railed "old-maid school­ ma'ams.* The taxpayers are giving two men at Ypsilanti >l,B00 each per year to teach dead languages. They also |>ay for the same kind of work al Ann Arbor. Why they should run two Greek and Latin shops (within a few miles of each other, too,) al public ex­ pense is a problem which they eannot solve. The truth is there is much taint'd a beauulul fowl by a croo* be­ tween a guinea and a tarkey. Tnu-vorrm* of all the toboaro fCMsaii ia Greet Britain is porchaanri by poor people in half ooneea. JULIUS BUSSELL, Waiuiuwi, N. reports thirty-one Thc House, the other day, spent some time in disrassdng a proposition to in­ saow-etoma since Dsc. 19 last, in which crease the salary of the Governor from 130 inches of mow have fallen. >1,000 to >3,000 per annum. Of coarse, Tkk throe men charged with the mur­ the proposition, to accomplish anything, der of Lord Leitrim hare been re­ must be submitted to a vote of the tax­ leased on bail and their trial is pcatpayers of the State. With their ap­ proval the increase io salary could anu Slate officers are also far too small, but it is thought best to get half a loaf at a time. These matter* will all be made I* the Old Bailey Court, London, right ia the courao of a tow ysora. the atmosphere is so full of dirt that XXW UVI. Tbs following is a list of the more im­ the wigs of the lawyers become grimy, portant set* which have been passed up hks the wool of sheep. It has been proposed in the Texas to the present time : Legislature that the State fit np a print­ ing office in which deaf mutes shall be employed on titate printing. A Bae Fmaecwco man, whose buri। neas partner publicly charged him with overdrawing hia account, etc, * has ob­ tained a verdict for >3,000 damages against him in a suit for slander, after a Groceries ud General Prodace, oc dear white paper, and to ba inclosed in envelopes before tney are placed in the boxes. Police surveillance in Berlin has be­ come so stringent that maaqueradem who assume the attire of knights. ban­ dits and similar characters are for otdden to carry the swnnla and other wc*r»ous • spseial permit. Drama . dabrte ia the Mana Lrgialature, the other day, a lawyer aueeringly remarked to a journalist who had the loot that it was thofoacltoa of odi fo" “ to ferrel out rogues and thieves.- MONEY TO LOAN! a iflnai U baa Mia flQO.OO and UPWARDS Otoo. tarnish a rani CMC* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-03-22.pdf.pdf 281e47e821c7cc69c85ab2c6fc544ea5 PDF Text Text oltiU O STRONG, VOLUME VI. LeaUh and Lead; (2j omit si­ lent o after a abort vowel, as in have, give; (3) write f for ph in alphabet, phantom; (4J omit one of the double letters in eliff, shall; (5) change sd to st, when it has the sound of at." fit of energy look hold of him, and be rowed down the bay throe miles to her brother’s house every day, and came back, in the evening. When Arthur Liunbcrt forbade him the jrremiscs. they used to fix upon ______ .« what on earth eould be various teclnded little nooks along shore foe trysting places, and continued the matter. Charley ascended the stair­ ------------ 4 to meet as before. Charley would go way. and just -- *--•------ V J to the house, too, once in' a while; but floor aaw a ma____ eoolly enter her chamlier. Boas, who waa'lying «m the sofa, gave then there was an inevitable “ acene" a scream of terror, and tbs man drew with Arthur. “ rm not a bit afraid of him, yon back alarmed. Gore made three steps know." said the indolent ex-pastor, “but from tho head of the stairs to tho door, these scenes are ao much trouble to a and recognized in the stranger a man fellow ;■ they're hx> much like work to who had been committed to the St. Blismom mil for burgbuy, but who liad x’ So Rose and he generally preferred been pardoned out, “What, Jake Williams!’ exclaimed to.meet somewhere out of too house, u: IL GRISWOLD. Rose presented herself, looking as blooming as her floral namesake Now I'm not going to tell al! that they did and said when they first met, for most everybody knows all about it from experience; and, however nice such meetings are in real life, they are always a little flat to reml in print. Therefor*. I shall omit the first ten minutes' convenation, and go at once to what conrerns my story. ' " What do you suppose Arthur is going to do?’ asked Bose. “ I’m sure I don't know; whip me, I LEWIS DURKER WOODLAND HOUSE. the first part of it, altogether too per sons I to be appropriate for publication ; i and the young folks ported in the loftiI rat good humor. They were to meet once more, to make final arrangements, and on thu next day Irat one C harley was to row down to the house and get lloac. who promised to contrive some means of sending Arthur away for a short while. UNION HOUSE OLC0TT HOL BE, Nashville, Mlchican. C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. ILL 1AM JONES, NEW LIVERY! much worried by a vague presentiment that G»re would prosecute hia original mind. We usually judge in exactly the I opposite way. We say. " That is a good J intention of carrying Rose off that night, but some very urgent business work, and I can do it in a minute; had called him to St. Blossom, and ho therefore I will do it; that is - God's er­ could not avoid going. He had left rand for me. It is a good work, and I can help it by a little gift which I never ■ shall num. That ia evidently God's vantage of his absence to go out visit­ ing. and the chamiiermaid— the only God's plan exactly reverwes that. Hione left- wsa so frightened by hearing makes duty the more obligatory the the burglar's movements up stairs that more difficult it is, l>ecau»e for the de­ she hail hidden herself in the coal cel­ velopment of Christian energy in ns, lar. and remained there spcechltaa with Christian generosity. Christian patience. He gives us the work to be done by ua God ean do His own work without ua. and when one by one the great teachers to watch me, and if he finds out that we of the church have passed away, and from the village as fast as hia horse have met again he will lock me up in the Christian church tarrying behind could oairy him. Entering the yard in Las fell that the horsemen and chariots my eliambcr! “ " No—you don't mean it! " the rear of the hours, he aaw a small of Israel had gone from its sight wagon standing by the high barn-yard fence, and perceived a man dart from the bock door of the house toward u..a vehicle. The idea that it was Charley to take their places, or has earned on “ The sooner we marry, the better.* Gore, come to elope with Rose, flashed Hia work without such signal and illus­ him instantly, and. swinging trious spirits to tie leaders in it, to show The little maiden bloahetl, but didn't upon adroitly down from the saddle, be seized that He never depended ujx>u any one say anything against the proposition. “ This courting under difficulties.* the retreating stranger and gave liim s human soul. upon any twenty, upon c-mtinued Charier. “ is hard work, and blow under the jaw that whirled him any million human souls for the aoyou know I never hail much taste for Completely around. The man rallied, cotnpliahment of His plan. He carries that. 1 had a gool deal rather marry however, and administered a severe left­ them forward by Hia own might as the first and do the courting afterward. I hander ujx>n Lambert's nose that stag­ ocean carries the log—because of its shall have more time, and far better op­ gered him in turn. They then clinched own majesty and buoyancy. God does portunities. Ln fact, it always seemed and went down. Lomlicrt choking his not need our help. Why then does He queer to mo that men don't make love foe energetically, and lbs other rnuiav- ask for it? Why pul us to the trouble to their wives more tuan they do; they on ng to g<t at a dirk eonoealrd under of working for Him. why put us to the have such glonous chances! What do strain of giving for Him. why put us to The fight . the long onduranoe ut patiently plan­ Rose hadn't thought <f it ao soon, several minutes, much “ science " being ning and waiting that we may accom­ ike blushed a good deal, and hesitated displayed on both sides, and many con­ plish His design"' Because thus Ho pKxl deal. but finally concluded that tusions exchanged. At length, how­ develops as. This is His spiritual uni­ ever, Lambert gainixl the victory, hav­ versity in the world. Thus He applies ing choked the other nearly to death, not testa merely, but incitements, stim­ and wrenched the dirk from his hand. ulants, means of instruction, to what- WALTER S. POWERS ORNO STRONG. Wnroow, mantel and table lam­ brequins are made of mammy ciolna. Laxur lolls of jet face the new bon­ nets, and ribbons and strings are fringed with it. Tax first mouse worn by a lady was sported by a Russian Princess on a real sealskin cap. Boioa and wide bracelets of black enamel are worn by ladies to make their hards and arms look fair. ' until Arthur finally set his foot down that they sbonld not meet at all, and the above convemation took phrnc. Thai very sftern<x>n Charley rowed leisurely down the bay, keeping well in, near the shore, till he came to a pict­ uresque little sjxit where two large run he dropped several silver sjxxtna rocks, standing at right-angles, left a and forks, ;ome akeleten keys, and a ‘ ‘ sheltered, cozy corner, in which a variety of artfclca, Uiat showed primitive sort of sett was placed, just had been about pretty plainly.-----------long enough for two. Here he ground- aeon Arthur I-ambcrt nde into tho vil­ lage of St. Blossom that evening, and had hastened over to acoomphsh a rob­ bery be had long been planning. The surprise of finding Gore in the bouse IK H YOURG, “I tell yon,* enod Arthur Lambert, in a rage, “if I catch that sneaking acor.ndrel in thia house again. Ill break every bone in hia body! * Bose Lambert laughed derisively. “Take care that you don't come off Charles is not a ’ sneaking scoundrel,1 and I think that if you came to blows with him you would be in danger of being the greatest sufferer “d the twoI * “Im not afraid of him.. r of all the Gores who ever sung pnalma." “I don't think that Charlew was ever NUMBER 26, NASHVILLE, BARBF CO., MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 22. 1871). together, where werrthing should be in roadmens, and the knot would be tied. Unfortunately, however, as Bose tripped down the shore toward home, after tins last meeting, Arthnrstepfted up behind her and laid hold of hex arm. “Yes," and he. sardonically, “a very nice plan. I heard you—all you said— both you and that lazy, loafing, con­ ceited puppy. Run away with him, will you? I like that! Come along, now. and well see whether a little quiet won't tame you down!" In vain Rose struggled and scolded; in vain she insisted that her brother had no right to detain her. and threatened him with all aorta of legal actions, about which ahelnew a little less than nothing. Ho fortx-d her to go home to her own room, and locked her safely in. At supper-time he sent her tea up, and al­ lowed her plenty of books, her guitar, etc., but would not permit her to cross the door-silL .'Hie was terribly angry. ___ ______ for the first half hour, then stormed a little and finally commenced making examinations of the premises, with a view of escaping. The windows were high, and the rooo-buahca below would make a dangerous landing-place; ao she pare that idea up. The door was too strong to be burst open—the chimney too narrow to climb up; and she was relacteuUy compelled to almndon one at­ tempt soar another, till she despaired of escaping, and did a little more crying When did vou forbid w-" the house?" “ What Jo yon mean ? * “ What do you tartu-. ? “ ., “ I nii-ali that I told Bose that I would excitement was over, he perceived that the stranger’s shoulders were some what broader tiian ’list young gentle- com(diahment of God's plan tn the world sees the greatness of it, the divinity and glory of it, and is himself more perfectly assimilated to it.—Dr. Storra, tn “ The Complete Treacher." Bvjrrnaa are to be worn again, es­ pecially for the country and sea shore, since nothing has aa yetcocno upto take the place of this economical and dura­ ble material A KzcxracHixr of delicate blue India muahn. very soft and fine, is trimmed with bonds, sot on. of crepe liase, em­ broidered with bright carnations and shaded leaves. Albatux bows have beeomr a rage, and arc confined to tho trimming of bonneta. They are very popular as 1. rad-dresses, and arc mails into a sort of cap by fastening them to a band of lace, the ends of which ore tied at the back, or fastened with pina. Whot fichus for evening are made of a strip of India muslin or organdie, cut on the cross, and forming three plaits as wide as the finger, edged round with a plaiting of Breton lace. They should go around tbc shoulders and fasten in front, the ends falling over tho bosom. stav there, with Chaney Gore on forbidden ground. After a moment's thought, however, he decided that he must prevent the elopement at all haxanis. and, leaving Williams on the ground, he rushed in­ to the Louse mid up stairs, with the dirk hare been a severe one if the two young men had met, boil, being armed, and Lamltert being actually crazy with anger. Fortunately they didn't meet. Rose's chamber door stood wide open— the lamp was burnin ‘ ’ gene. and a number of chiefly developed, in ■L. free and en­ lightened North. We fear that nothing short of an inborn love of cruel amuse­ ments will explain the phenomenon. There ia in Ute spectacle itself abso­ lutely nothing of tho slightest interest In almost all other sports there is some rivalry, some struggle, or an exhibition kitchen, store-room and wood-room. of the human form brought to a high And here in this bleak spot, nearly pitch of muacnlar perfe-tion; in thia twenty miles from the habitation of there is nothing but a woman. drr»ed man, though three rr-iles nearer the in abort skirts. her legs incasvd tn some hoavenly 'regions than most porta of kind of worsted hose, walking monoton New England, these men live the larger oualy round a sawdust ellipse. about port of the year. The station is three miles from the timber line, when- the greater part of vegetation cesses Short grass tufted with delicate Alpine flowers apjsurvnlly n. .nto tm. VrtLB are grail naily being discontin­ ued. The better-educated women are beginning to learn how hurtful and irri­ tating the spotted and dotted veils, drawn straight across the face, arc to the eyes, and restrict their adoption of throe relics of Oncntal seclusion to use­ ful gauze as a protection from the win- Amomo new acceweories to the toilet in lingerie arc some charming, waistcoats of soft white linen cambric, beautifully embroidered and edged vrilh Breton lacv, while othcru. also embroidered, arc made of fine white linen. The new ruffs and cuffs arc made v jry wide and very full, of Breton lace, plaited in close shell patterns. The wnst ruffles are mounted on Ixmdsof plain Swiss muslin. apeech, but would instead tell a few flab stories, which were as true ca g'epeL He proceeded : “My father once had a tr-ut-pond in Oregon, and the fish mnl tipbed so fast and grew ao large that lie had to build a fence around the pond to keep the trout from coming out of the water and tramping upon the grass.' The President hoped that the speaker would remember George Washington ■“•But," continued Mr. Miller, “the fish clambered over the fence, which was not a very high one, and got into the grass, after all. Then my father built another fence, which was ten feet lugh, and 111 take my oath that some of the largest fishes jumped aleck and clear over that fence, and the grass was Fuh tale,* suggested a gentleman. 'There is nothing fishy al out the irv I am now going to tell you.* restory _?_* "It is really the truth. There arc some trout streams in Oregon in which the fish are so very numerous that they crowd each other awfully. I was once riding on horse­ back and came to one of the trout •trcamii. There wax no lindge, and the alternative was to ford the stream. I rode my horse into the edge of the wa­ ter, but the fish were so thick that the brawls. j thei wh«. God meant the family to poor animal could not wade through, 1>e_He who “ pl>~ for and, although I urged him. ho pointed tor in, m>J ’.I.m. ktodrwM ly refused to go any further, and 1 was obliged U> abandon the idea of cross —a------- >----- -------------i-a*-------- — •>— ing. Tho trout bit the bores's legs ter­ ribly." At this point many of the hearers laughed derirively. and the speaker, with a countenance as solemn as a par­ son. looked about with an air of sur­ prise. Ho evidently felt hurt because dred. Ste&ngv, pitiable picture of hu­ there were those present who doubted man wcakneix, when those who love beat are treated wocU; whan courtesy is anown te all. save aux fnendn. If one must be rude to any, let it lxBill Babb is a Texan of notoriety in to some one he does not love—not to He is uneducated, wift, aister, brother ar parent. Lot one his own State. of our loved ones lie taken away, and brutal, bold and ambitious. He began a wild kind of frontier Ufa tea years " Why. bless my ronl. you -no. you on OBe Th<7 „bna4. ,n are not Lharkw Gore’ ! unison, giving tone for tone, rising m Gore! Parson Goto I No; hex in b^naony or discord togetherTTbe tl>e bonrc there now . hi- siaiejl me off. ,.luj4in-u gri,w np saner and ravage ba •' Gore in the house now! Where? TQUng 1>earK fiUlcr becomes cal•' I don i know ; let me up-yon re al- ^na. pcevitti, hard.a kind of two-legged m.xit killing mu. brute with clothes on. The wife bna . U1 a prrdieament In lle. in ^If^efense. They develop an pockets, and he now saw. for the first . time, what the man's real object had been in nailing the houre. He did not mi to IM him jn not | miles in 1,000 hours over English country roads, while a female pedes­ trian ha«, in thia country lately, ac­ complished V00 mike ia 1,700 ecnseeutivs quarter hours, over a sawdust lowed in a civilized community. It is nothing more nor less than a public trial by slow torture. which docs not advance athletic sjxirts in tic least; lor the actual walking done in theac sawdust rings is not, as walking, good for anything. Three thousand quarter miles in 3,000 quarter hours is at the rate of twentv-four miles in twenty-four hours, which, with regu­ lar intervals of sleep, anybody can do It is, in fact, tn a new form, a re- venting a person from getting hia sleep for a long limo. It is immeasurably lielow prize-fighting, thill fighting, and a number uf other cruel assorts which the police now-a-days break up. The eu nous port of it is that the test lasts so long a time that the gate-money taken in reaches a large sum, and a woman may, if she can accomplish the frat, earn a Prince Arthur. Duke of Connaught, son of Queen Victoria, hern M»» I, 1850. created Duke of Connaught m 1874, was mamed at Windsor Castle, near London, on the 13th of March, to the Pnnut-aa Louise. daughter of Prince Frederick Charles of Germany, Field Marshal in the German army, lx>rn July 25, 1800, and betrothed to Prince . Arthur, May 16, 1878. The bridegroom now has five brothers and sisters married —Princess Victoria to Prince Frederick William, the Prince of Wales to the Princess Alexandra, Prince Alfred to the Grand Duchess Marie of Russia. the Pnnrese Helena to Prince Christian, and die Princess Louise to the Marquis of Lome; and there yet remain to lx- mamed Prince Leopold and the Princess Beatrice. The bride has two sisters, the Princess Marie, married to Prince Hendrik of the Netherlands, the Princess Eiizabeth, mamed to Prince August, hered­ itary Grand Duke of Oldenburg, and one brother. Prince Fried meh Leopold, who, being but 4 yearn of age, can hardIv be expected to entertain serious thoughts of matrimonial alliances grandeur of the peak. To behold a sunrise from the peak is an event of a lifetime, and for this purjiose visitors often remain over night at the station to be ready to catch the first glimpse of the sun as it appears above the horizon, gilding with its bright rays the moun­ tains. hillr, valleys and plains, to the wonder and delight of the be­ holder. The duties of the officers are various Seven observations are taken daily; all storms arc closely watched and each ■ixxnal and distinctive characteristic aions, immense freshets, and troublous times. A Government office at Pike’s Eik is no sinecure, for the officer must ffet all storms and brave all weathers. Occaaioually an electric storm visits the peek. There is but little thunder ac- out observing one of these stoma it ap­ peared as though the whole mountain top was a sheet of electric flames. It came out of every rock and darted around with wonderful audacity. It played around him. as bo e^prewed it, shot down his back, and darted out of each l«xit toe, ami so completely filled him with electricity that he could not retain his foothold, but Ix-uuded and rclxiunded from the rock like a rubber t<U; he felt as though a powerful elec­ tric battery was pouring fiery darts all ‘ discretion M-ltobtolr LIYIBY &BOABDHGSTABLI --- --------' " sy are now hunting for Bold), rile hanging tbs members o< hia boiMMituri. �BllLOEK’S HARDWARE! Boston DEAR'S Store! WATtojm. At Book Bottcm Prices. Jefferson Nails, [all sizes.] •taa.ro H2S 4;M m rsa Sash, Doors and Blinds. d tn er the wash-bow l, and rut hi* thnmt from car to ir faith Jugular vein*, and KWTjhtr g*-h tn - bi* tuck m a rtH next to ami iu front kH *»• *•>*. Paints, Oils, and Varnishes. »ny “R," 7th mrimeat United Stateifaatre. If hi* wife had fa-eu permitd tn rfo an, she would hare given him Ifafflring <«* Mt» fariuhne*. After - ew»rred the hospital, and - while hb irmrtrt- were being changed. tfare ** tlirenvrred an ugly cat or wound H and ao ex fnmi bis ricknr— ami heeamr « well man. The *er; grant *t>*od up a* hmg a* hi* strength • would permit him, then lay down upon hi* col, frilled hi* arm- and lie there x* , calm a* though arirep. In the excitement that followed an . officer picked up tlw letter and at the ■r mdksIMm. w. a. coodvi vantage to look over my Stock before purchasing. BilKRBPT PRIUS1 < liHiii|»i«>i> Combined Reaper and Mower, ( luimpiun Singlc Jlower and llcaprr, «larl*aon Wngcnaand Huggim. Burk­ ey c and Fanner*.* Friend <.rali> Brill, < 'oafra and Tiger Mulky Hay Knkra, Ruckryr Whcrl CnMixalor*. SY lard Nteel and < Mired Don’t fail to sec me before buying. C. C. WOLCOTT. PIONEER STORE ! Whereas, The m-tition of H. A. I Brook*. A. J. Hardy aial fifty other , free-brid electore nwldiug in Lbt- village of N**hvilie, Imia been prvrented, aris­ ing tluU a resolution be iiamed, *ub। mittinx to a vote of the ••lectoni at the i next auuu.nl election to lie held in the ' village of Null rille on the first T<l<-»day of April. A. Ik, 1H7V. tta- qiu-atinn of re-iurorporatinr the village of Nash­ ville under and anbiect to art No. ITS, of the Simoon Iron* of IKJ3. of the State <if Michigan. entitled. **An act for the- incurpuratuiu of village*, there­ fore, Im it Ruot.VKn. By the Common Conncil of the Village of Nashville. that *1 hr qaeation of re-incorporating said vil lagr of Naahville bo »a bait Ited to a vote of the elec to rx on aahl find Tur»d»y in April, A. !>.. IwTV, and that pub­ lic not ico Im- gi t en by Um* Prwidcnt uf Mill village, by publishing thurrariulion t Dirty dayx in tbcNxsuviLLF. Nkwa. a paper published and cin-ulaled io the village of Naahvillc, and by pooling printed copies thereof in ten of the moat public place* in said village. C. 11. Braiit. E. CHIPMAN. Recorder. 1‘reridcut. John Grnvingrr, the German of Wat­ erloo. charged with tlw crime of inceat with hi* daughter*, while being exam­ ined at lira* l-ake on the l&lh, narrow­ ly cM-aiMd lywchinx at the hamte of an excited Cloud. But fartlir rcauldte drfrnre of th*' officerx, the rascal w ould liavo been hung. A girl uam.-d Ryere wa» delivered of a weli-dcvrloped female child at Grand Haven on Ihr 13th. Rhe threw it into ; the water cloret vault alive, wraiqied , tn a newspaper. The girl wax taken tn . her lenuc two mile* from the citv. and two iHMtre afterward the child wa« • found and still living. It 1- now doing : well. The reputed father of the child la Mid to be tn Ohio. j I I TO MAKE ROOM FOB THEIR SPRING STOCK ! lap tost kj Dulin rill tin. A Battle Creek w omad rtaim* that Carl Ayteworth gained tier afllTCMraa to Mich an extent that rim wiuctgagcd her place to rai*r (®0 far him, and then be nbook her off, saying he lured another better. The two wen; found in a well. prbonera were taken u> Detroit. Everyone Contemplating building will find it to their ad­ Xualivlile Wnrkrl*. Wm. Ilarri* ami Fnbey MeQaecn. riic two fel'ow* who broke jai’ at Char­ lotte on the 13th. hare been reraptured by Deputy Sheriff Hamlin, and return cd in iron* to confinement. Lalrly Maron and vicinity have been tronbleil uith counterfeit rilver coin*. Smqik ion ha* twen fa*ten«*l on Joliu Ecker, and bi* -nephew. Wm. Ecker, living near Dxtavnie. The turner la W and the latter IS rear* of age. They were xrevsted at Danavillc, and some Their Complete Stock Hastings Mich.. March 3d. h a* the letter xaid. ‘Found one whom I! like better." The poor unfortu- Q. BEENBACKjCAUC U< iiatc man wa« buried with military । honor*, alt bough tlie mica irf the army । forbid tMPburying of suicide* with mil­ itary honor*. Another* similar cere hanpcuml al that pout while I remiiinrd there, but it wax an officer, who riiot himrelf far the Xafta Grw>A Matth XKh. IK*. Very name ren«on that the retire*nt cut BY <MU)E* or ooMMrm hi* throat. He wa* mH lunied with MAPLE~GROVE CAUCUS. military honor*, but rent to hi* friend* ' 1T1 TWetvwin WatoaUk** Caaratb* Burk Kid “FuoU! fool*! wbaKool*!" j I>i<l yon ever ace a prraoti who wan . real bpiureici^f If you hare, you hare ' nren one aho needed all your aytnjw1 ttlie*. In the ho-pital wa* a care of : that kind. The direare i« murii tvonw } than mo*t people would IwlieVe. and if To the tieeUrs of the VTUaot of -Vista I the imtieut i* not rent home tbediarare •/ Itarrro aad State ; prevv* fatal. To are a iwr-ou on hi* reUe. io Me i bed roll about fnan Mile to ride, monn- ofhliehigno: You are hereby notified , ing ami crying pitroudv, calling “Moth- that at the election tn be held in said | er! motherr Oh,.my mother! mr God 1 village cn die first Tuesday at April l bclji mr ! Oh. dear! Oh, do aend me next, the fallowing officer* are tobr ' home!" aud keeping up that cry until elected, via: One President, one Re­ perfectly exhaustedand he fali«a*lccp, corder. one Trwumrer, one Aaraur, to awake iirv roaph- of hoar* to repent and three Trustee*; and that die qmo­ the *aau- cry. xml keep it up until lie tion of re-iuctirporating raid village in of act No. ITS, of the Session die*. uiiIcm rent home, where he will ponuixucc Liws of 18T3, of the state of Michigan, get well and return a round man. Tu tho ladle* who followed>thc army will also bo submitted to a role of the elrrtors of said village. and mini»U*rc<i to the rick, and like In te-tiimmy whereof I have hcreangrl- of merry watched over the rick ' * at the Village of in noApilal, and by kind art* and en­ day <4 March, A. I>. couraging wool* *ared many lire*, the AS. II. BRADY, -oldirr* are very greatly indebted. Village Recorder. May those ladtcx live long and happy lives, and may God Mcm them. the l«roa*t lame and failed tn more than make an ngiy gash in Um. !!«&, aid! the pain bring Ml great hr didn! have the <«ar;®' to try again with that i net ru­ ment. He was kindly cared for in the hospital and the wound in bi* neck MMHi hralt-d. and he followed hi* com­ pany to ibr rent of war. Hr often said while in the hospital that br wotilrt kill himarH, and afterward* wr heard that after doing dnty almut a toon th he one day while in camp, look hUmuakntand drlibcralelv put an cud to hi* BiucraM« life. A* no women were allowed to lodew dir regiment- in the field hi* wife w»* m»t pnwnt. or *hr might have -tanued hi* jacket" for that bud art. . n»< re wax at the name hospital (Fort Hamilton, New York Harbor, Hoapiul) na in*a»»c noHier. madem»by Minatmkr white <m boon! a veam-l on hi* way from Tcxa* to New York, by way of the Gulf of Mexico. Hr waa a vrry ha’rmlra* Inuatic, but bi- ration* wank* while there. If written oat in fall, wonld fill a' large vtdnmr. All the acirnrr of the doctor* failed toreatore hi* mind Co it* nonnal condition. One night hr- wax found mi—itig. A arareh wm. math- for him and be could n<>t lie found, but the next day bo re­ turned about the middle of Uh- fore­ noon. It appeared npmi inquiry, that br had left the hospital in the evening, had went tn Coney Inland, thenre to <.rarr*rnd. Imck to Hay Ridge, then up the hay to Hnmklrn. where in aomr way he had iwcsj-xl the police, and in the morning a* the atreet car. which • ran to Fort Hamilton, aartn mdre ditaut, wan pu**iug Greenwood Ccmntrrv 11 A young girl of 17, by the name of he wa* arm coming toqard the car for i Emm Avcty, Bring nt Galien. Berrien a ride. A* the car driver* were all ac- ।i Co., killed lu-rm lf by taking *trychuinc qnaintrd with him he wm allowed to 'I nn the 8th. A lore affair. tide, hot tbi* time hr a a* coming from ! In digging a well at Cfeericr, Eaton the dirertioo ottbe cemriery. with but iI one gurment on. mid that hi* *hirt. any Co., a large piece of aolfel. wrB-prrother luan than one who kucw him, ' ren 111 a ood wa* found M feet below might think Ikaq-ome one bad gnt fir­ the Mrface of the ground. ed of the grave and thought he wunld . ire am>ther term on toother earth. But >' Hrnrv Vandling, whore borne wa* after all, if he wa* not dre-aed after ।I four mtle-Miudi of Virkrinirg. conurtitthe modmi hdiion be wan iierniiUrd U-d •uirhlr with landau uni Friday night. to rirle (the car didn't have any lady C*u*c—dome-tie difficulty. jaMacugcf* Unit trip) and lie mounted Barney MeElroy. of near Reed City, to the top <»f the cur mid rode down to wro lainicd up in bi* boure * few day* Fort Hamilton, paxung tliroo*h ttx- ago. Baraev lover! the flowing bowl, nri-tortalir Ray Ridge, down through ami it i-Mippored bis dexutiou thereto catued hia death. they, and mav they rrat ia ixw. ’iV -bur-bag.-- .rf Bay Rrdgn would ocrariunidly make the b-»pual a virit. or rem! a arrvaal with "loUnf goodie*" which wratM make the hrailiof the rick giad. ami their mouth* water. Gea. Scott, the old GuvcninM-nt wnu h dog. wade the fort arid h«>-pttal a virit in the Iwghiniug of tin- Hummer of PCI , and created qaiir a atiramunx theamall. fry. Some of the hoy* remarked, they would not like to bavr the old treaend fall on them, a* they aoubl never hr rem again. WeU. be wa* a giant aertainly, over rix feet liigh, and would 1 weigh n«ar three hnmlred, (j-crimji* I've got it tao high) v ith a Imll-rlog rxprewrioD nf countenance, n«» doubt erutred by th<- action- uf the toilma at the Caidk.l. Itariag the ramaier of Ml wiaqiieion* were aronred to tbr fm-t that there wa* Ng more need of shuffling m Imre floor when you can buy a I me fur S3 eta. per yard. / DO NOT NEGLECT New Goods KOCHER BROS. New Goods! We are now receiving our Spring Stock. NEY & SEASONABLE GOODS, The first installment of BOOTS and SHOES! MEAT MARKET. HATS AND CAPS! Fresh and Salt Heats, WUHuiallMiai, Are in stock, and more following until out ' > i line, in ail its departments, is complete. LOOK OUT FOR NEW “AD." SOON The VIENNA BAKERY LIGHTNING SEWER THE NEW WILSON as they r «4 the *. Ofsr of the Oscillating Shuttle snrnBuam WANTED •T WORK. i” 5* �Store ifce STILL AHEAD! Fxvxci* GWAVR*. corms, smccs. 3 Q ' — Patterns New Spring Wall Paper " DARBYVILLE ITEMS. WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF LN. Crittenden ha* a nephew vlalt- > FKVLEM, fK0J| A BROWN BLANK TO A GUILT ONE. , . . 1 M ____________ " • X Mrs. Dr.fcott is Halting friend. In Chaa. Lamb, Mt-ahormakrr of Sheridau, luu moved buck to that place. Ruckle Jk Son. of Sbcridan/are run • nlng their aaw mill night mid day. -Mm Parrett. af Baltimore. Elrin Cole recently caught » flah in Thornapple Lake that weighed l»i lb*. ratter, iajariug it i Austin DeLoag ha* returned from a three month’s stay In the north woods. VHl. den derhirt ting* .nut vath der inwin m*icltr room in off htrt- py Mk1 *raafdrrBap- Shalier’a Hotel, at Olivet. —The report b current that the Gov- ere uu .April 9A und jx »t robe und who eno: ’ X ber wood* for the paatyear, re turnm (he 14th. The Reform Club at Rheridaa b hi a prosperous condition under the rftideut management of Dr. Scott. Mim Ada Norton, of IMh, abtar of George Norton, oar popular miller, Mr. William*, of Bhcridan, while wprking in the mill yard last Friday, gut one of hi* legs-Muaabcd by a IL R. tic. -Dick Graham, tee great Amenmui manufactured exclusively by Dick from The Delating Society at the Mudge be urn MS he get* on hi* ear nnd School Hoose, will wrwde with th: It der law. VdL Ch a*e Chiutwe Emigration question next Fri­ day night. Horace W. Flint, teacher of the Sher­ idan ScnooL i» preparing for an exhibi­ tion at Red Ribbon Hall, on the even­ ing of March 37th. —Barry county Grecnhackcr* have HtajGROCERIES T«Xi i'l.w. e<! .'tn*. ttrangT-*, ix*mwn* ana too ■ many other thing!, to mrution, at A. M. ; Dai ghkktt's Bonuusa Store, near the I depot. rr r»in<«. mi*. Dry Good* at the Bonansa. A. M. ParonuitTr, Proper. quality I cau, and will, do a* well by I you a* any flrm in Barry or Eaton connr.-ti -.--i __ _ ____ ...i___ _______ —jM------------------- Coffee*t Spice*t I AN HECEIVIXG THE LARGEST AND FINEST UTT OF nr Every man, woman and child within ten mih-s of Xtelivillr, ought to are the new stock ot nobby Spring Good* lurf rt-ceh-ed at D. C. Gwrrmt’*, and sold n prier* 90 per cent, lower BOOTS and SHOES Tobacco*, Cigar* di-avor to merit your patronage mid AND EVERYTHING ELBE USUAL­ . Morey, of Maple Grove, will auction ut hi* farm one and nneilcs -oath of MapU Grove CcnMonday next, J gelding, 5 colts, l 8 Heffern,,<calve*. 31 terrp, 1 Champion combined mower and reaper. 1 Rabbin* cultivignr, 1 grain drill, 8 Oliver chilled plow*. 1 drag. I lumber wagon, 1 boggy/ 3 sett* harness, and 1 LY KEPT IN A 13F* I have no old Muck. My Drug* are all fre*h and pure. Thi* i* nun..-thing to la- remembered inputting up preocripthm*. H.G. Halk. * ------------------ Spring mid hummer Opening. Wm. A. AYLSWOKTH IIST STONE and WOODEN WARE! THE j Ji^ui-niture! FIEIZDh STANDARD FURNITURE AT TTAVJNG bought of H. R. Dickinson A Co. their Stock af Good*, I *hnll pt , ! ii j GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE ! ... I Goon Goons! j IH OUR. Files! Liu tf roniiirt ii tit Mt. you will see by the following Pair Deal r|o« r*rllM**i Schedule of Prices motto: FIRST-CLASS GOODS, i , 1 »• Dr,. ! " bound to inert nil cotnprti" . strictly . pure, , Hon, guarantee our good* . , . . ’ ’, , .. *** ***** "* ,OW’ if“** *<»*«*.»»•*«• tlxMine „ gtaata — -— —L. are offered J by any other .. , " f.. . .. ’ 'J ' tt“ n Barry (u.. and if nut antrnfartory return them and your money will ’* "*“od«L ________ ___________ Under! nit in j* Goods Flannel* 83 per cent lea* than coat, __ “ Heavy Twilled Handsome Shirting Flannels from IM to2Sc. Wall 1‘ai.r and Brad™, i । tnnime.1 free) Window Shade* nnd: i Curtain*, very low at Boux Duos.' ' wewk. ! CLOTHING! Your* Respectfully, DAN. MANEE. CasMimere*. Our fr24.00 Suit* reduced to $18.00. $30.00 Suit* red lire,I to $15.00. $10.00 Suita reduced to $19.00. $13.00 Suit* reduced to $ft.0». $10.00 Suit* re­ duced to $0.50. $8.00 Suit* rcflnred to $5.00. $5.00 Suit* reduced to $X50. 1<i0 DRUGGIST! Pair* Good Pont* $1 JO, worth $3.00. 300 Hat* and Cap* $1.00. worth $2.00. xxd ... CLOTHING! I H. G. HALE mSUKlHlUII CLOTHING! la Men'* Boy*'ami Youth*’, consisting of Bearer*. Diagonal, Basket and Fancy BOOTS AND SHOES. _ _ ! 900 Paint Bootr at from #1-30 to $9.00. $2.50 nnd $3.00. ■4‘4- TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES. I bargain*. being worth double the money. OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE DYE-STUFFS, AMD PRICES CORRECT. TRUSSES. SHOULDER BRACES. SU RGIC A L I XHTitUM ENTS. PAINTS. OITA V.FINISHES. AND BRUSHES. Sctwl. MisttiliBcws 1 Blati Bnh SCHOOL BOOKS, ftnnrrniPQ Kerosene (Ml 25 eta. 13 Ibo. Ixtuislann Sugar for $1.00. 4 llx. Whole lx-nf Tea umnuuut. Ifor$i.oo. j] JU. Rabins for *1.00. Chewing ToUrra 45 eta., worth 30. Iln* ' Tolmcco Ki Cta., worth 80. And a thousand other ar...-lca at corresponding pric Teas, Coffees 4 Family Groceries. Cigars and Tobaccos. CARPETS AT COST Hemp Carpet* at 18 eta., reduced from 23. lugrain at 30 eta., reduced from 4n. Fiie Iiteiet Clams, Rim, Pins. It You will always dud at the A* good Goods can he aohL Pioneer Drug Store. WM. A. AYLSWORTH H °-HALS ilN». MONEY SAVED. Burjjman &. Baker’* B OOTS AND SHOES. Fine Calf Boot* from to #7-00. llc.pectfnlly, BOISE BROS. CLOSED OUT AMD FILLING UP. 1879. UR Stock waa never ao nearir rioted out at thb vraaon of the year aa at present, and we are now replenishing it with O FURNITURE STORE. NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS KcjLLvGu i DKMaKA i Good* ------- WE CAN------- FURNITURE! DISCOUNT all COMPETITION ! nd long, but a* that smart youagatera of ■L’UJMAY A BAilRB. aUentiou to the alarm, thinking it to claaaof DRUGGISTS, .-xnpair* Women’*. Mim- PURE DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES ]£OISE RROTHERS, Pure Diugs, Medicines, Ji 0 O K S E Ij T E It. \ their b hobbling SHROUDS AND GLOVES Clive NIo a. (Jail. MONEY MADE W hile we arc ahivering with the cold and watching the "Itcwuiiful •now” n* it cover* the ground, the people of the sliaYrr." It- was almost impowrildo for State of Nebraska are making garden. lire party who undemtentb running it. him to ait still tn church, and be make* Apply at «ik* in person or by letter to allowance. Oiile tc Sraoup, Charlevoix, Charle­ Me la aeUling up hu affair* voix Co.. Mich. rklr* arc in a pickle. Jack Pickle. ust out of State Prison, waa and robbed at Grand Rapid*, barfally r <Uy , and mi Saturday last Al. On Friday of hut week, at about 10 o clock p.m.. Gridley’» steam aaw mill *ov hngnbbeth at Hougfataliu’a Ian. at Kalamo village, was discovered to IWt fall to call and Walnut Cases and Caskets. “ J. Sfa^tL”41G 0 0 D GOODS! PorteUe Saw Mill, with Site, Doeka, Ac. Mill nearly new, situated at Horton’a Bar, tee moat ncee—Imc point on I'ine later. A rare opportunity for any «.,w. Ever known in Naahville. the like of which ha* never bci-n beard of in thu ririnity. Occupying my <•* n aturv-buildiiig and running under light ripcnae*. ll Low Prices ! | , 1 to call wife Gastek l ute ln «h Drug* aud Medicines, nt j good otanding of the Episcopal Church. until cite 3ml day ot April, next. Tinkler , ------- . ’ lo*r*t flFnre*. nt Boise Bros.' Tinkler expect* expects to to liavc liave hl* hi* building building She leave* a father, one brother and a i Call and *ee. large circle of frii-ml* who mourn their between the poatomce and Hick'* store WEST KALANO ITEMS. up und ready for occupancy by tlic first nr June. Sugaring came tn a sudden stop iant | The funeral of the wife of cx-CityLOCAL GIRDLE-GABBLE, evk. TV',) and ” a* the weather ha* la-cn --.-i dry I Marobal fncxeti xiarMiai Prickett wa* was largely atteooed. attended. -”Thave • "-r Maple Grave. ,..c makers had a | And Personal Chit-Chat ncra 01 vaiukoie wcaiucc vnarrnhow how to to begin begin sprino spring work. work. i Rev. F. W. Dickinson gave u* a brief . . Detroit Daily Papera, Pont and TnIt lias been rpmored that the Ila»»rr I «•„ call on Thursday. and the would l>c comudidated. » / » T?i,? ,, 1 sou of Eli Well*, with I bnm . and Free Pre**, all the laitrat A aew boy-bain- at Ed. Roacoe'a. with what foundation this correspond- I V.~ ’3= •"_— i*— nllr, an.'1 •*"*,’ bb father-in-law, | Magazine*. Lilrrarie* and Weekly Pn Come Wedaemky. Mr. rurner, started on Monday hat for | per*. al*>> Naahville News every Fricut kuoweth nut. ' an Buren county, where they propone ; day evening, at H. G. Hale’e. Frank Wolcott ha* gone tobe a clerk The meeting* of all the temperance to make it their homo for the future. --------------------- -———------in the Newton House, Hasting*. organization* arc continually more nnd Old U«d. 1—. Burk b^U.* for J? IjXkfj^Zi wji *«. Uu( . 3k. Th. i .TXjst.'SS. bject: "The thief's prayer. hypercritical about a little extraneou* uomm-, nhotikl LENTZ & SONS. 1 k1." I Mr*. Furniture! . • • Thanking the ladica of NatevRIeand ' ' rr Fin. Yonr* Respectfully, CHAS. W. SMITH. FIRST CLASS BROCKRY STORK WITH A FULL LINE OF ; tho Marlcat Price. G. A. TRUMAN. p. lum moved hi* throne from Mike** to I n (. .nn] tlzzzt Jmne* D Miller of vicinity for post favor*. I invite their Ii Haight’, teop ‘ Shrrida^rx XX. to Erehia hick I «<• • very fine areortment of W|> 0IMlrnitaBt| MeFJroy murderer [ pvu.ion,' amounting to about Jil*uur Millim-nr ftoal*. which 1 have nf Mr. Snyiler. had hia examination on When hr get* it hr prepare* to open a I !“’? purchared at the lowest market I Wednesday, the HHh in.t. gnterty ami «nluon: at Sheridan. Hear Pn<H\^llJ~?/.rCtYou‘ra*Ar ,‘r‘l* i o . , the way, bora! All hat* off for Um- I 1 «111 “O*,,c umJcrxoKI. lours Ac., । Frank Miller and Remcnt ore Immm : |K-r Jim. I Magcik Jrrrut r. , hand* to «aw wood. They «awed seven • . 1'9’' In the name of cord* in one hour and a half. I Some of our fartiu-ra are trying to , ... , , , , , i make sugar, but from *omr cause or Charley *a>* if Im had nnt had the <,ibrr *ap don’t rnu a* u.iud. and ~.m<- I I Invite />■«• and all tn eall nnd look or- ! ! mra*h-* when young hr could carry our of them *ar that i* they make much . __ — —l «_«__»— —n) Kmy ; H"1 of MH w”h ’ »rlr Jonathan. *ngar thi* year they will have toj------| , t-trut sqnrcxer. A lug chain am! victory. ! . We so- Jacob fhtuinn at Woodland Bonanza Store. M. ouee iu a while. Jake nay* hr i«run- er ha* been tried, but won’t work. Proprietor. uablc time aa Thamdoy u. lafonuing nitig a livery at Naahville and i* meet­ The ladies uf the Meadville Reform n* what a great mid ruuch-reapechd ing with rimm! sneer**. man h? waa. Hh sunk fell liken A small Im.}- the other day naked hi* awcct balm iijxm our riniple «mrt, ami f.a why hi* ax wa* like Nick Brawn** Tbe proctwd* w ill tie u«r<! towanl* paw­ ing for the organ. Al! that wulit n we thought how mneb better it wa* to door rani, nnd it could not be nu*w«-r- got*! time *ln>uld attend thia aocial, ** , vd, wiirrvniMin the Imv said, “becauac Medicine* go to Boiak Buu*.' it wa* flllctl nith nmall Nicks." lxx>L Here. O. ]’. Soule*, a Iumm! ia Hanchett'* of mauling your wife and dragging her lill. wa* nlaving with a buzz naw, last All fa-raons purrha*ing new wagons, j . riday, wltcn the mw and a slab came I —* iiuplement*, of nil kinds, nix! will find HASTINGS ITEMS. ■round the door by thu hair of the. bead. i in contact with hi* face, sawing hi* | it to their mhnntagr to go io the new I n o. . > I nu*c nearly off. nnd knocking n Imd cotabluduneat known ns Hardy'* buildregard le** of a brother’* tnuU. On State street, on Monday, a runa- j |loje j,,, face. Dr. Scott dressed the ing. w*-»t *idr Main St. llor«e-*l»oeing ay. No serious damagr. ( wound*, and under hi* skillful manage- ma<lc a specialty. i T. Uo w,™ by Ker. Brook0««f. .H-pXT, or- »'r„r Ork i, rloiog «rU. --------- ------------..or, »l~ron.U!ta Illloor* The roomw, .b.< ro.rf «rh ’/9~ Oil CAcc verr cheap nt | a stir in Slwridun some time ago, an ’ Hous Hao*/ I areouut of which fir»t appeand in the SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER. I News, and wa* copied cxtewuvely by I j paper* throughout the Slate, ha* liccu reworded by the Justice of the Pem-e, and removed to this village something u.nrn' .71 ibZnv I "n<* *• "ow n ,M’"» Ade marriage. The !V The large**and l»est assortment ( juoru at AHmny, Imdegroom U m.-rt man tauXful man _ the _________ of Men ’*. Yontli’* and. Boy*' Clothing' she waa united in matrimony to Mr. J. we ever naw. not see ever brought to Nashville, nt Mia* Clara Bray, formerly typo-------------------- *for —,he _lha* --------*’In-en ------ --to -------cniphiral artist on the Danarr, lia* his wife but a few time* since their “* *" been visiting friend* in thi* city. I mantagv. mid yon cannot mak ' ' village she tm* gained many friend* Liniment*, vouni* Condi- I • *1 * . > i believe he is The •'.'9' v iPnwription*, rrrenption*, i.inuuent*, i* a n married man inan. and Iw-cn universally respected. For W^A^r'llXrtb £ wJo^StaoS “ wdrrsaud Family Recipe*of nil j stopping with Mr. W. H. King. Bailey ha*, aince the death of Mr. Bai­ ley, been living with a emi at Battle Creek. All who know Aunt Bailey u.Ill . I..... 1—— —a i low (trice* am! fair dealing I will < n­ X ELA.VE EVER CARRIED. r. Horiey’* mill. STAPLE AID FAICT GB0CE8IES ' Hollands, all colors. Oil Curtains with I * Guilt Bands, also Nottingham Laces, crOck-ru & Glawwarc Suaars. Teae, I I" n * , .. . -Roma Taylor, living 11 mile* e**t, i. another “unfaithful" to ter mamag. vowa, although he ba* kern a Benedict only More the 4th of July, U»t. ]Ic had *. „w-* . ir. as n>c« a lauc wosuiin a* wrru wa* in the country, but last week hr left her, ostensibly for Kan«a*. where it i* said ... ... ... ho Will "take ■p'’ with an old flame. who will aoou migrate thenroward*. Ikn Fvert^onr eminent tenter -Da*. Evert*, our eminent banker. COXMSTIXG OF i j o» icre hot Sabbat h. TUWbite Win* of Tar ha* done Hawork. 87.) j - ----- - - । Jacob Ulrich isalwiut to move to Ar- ' • The new (own town of Morgan (formerly | kausa* where he will make a home. 'I Sheridan) Sheridan! ha* has two ten dr? dm pood* mmb and prom>- ! wry "tore*, ouc saw mil', one blockj Cyrus Hart has sold hi* 1 “mith «hon, our teoc »hop, jNMtnfflce.f •$’* Center to A. T. Coojkh und gone to ; tickPt ami freight oflice nnd one phyaiOh,°1 cion, anil lxo*t« a population of about -------------------------------------- aet in David 70- MICHIGAN CURTAIN TIXTURES i -^-AND A FULL LIXE OF----. «.a I Brutee* in variety and low at B<h*k Bhos.' The ice in Thornapple lake, i* from "•n‘ vuh out dr re attending der meeting Un- und vote taken mit der typhoid fever 90 inches to two feet in thk-kne**, and ’ take of TV Handsome «*®r uw aowvo owwou, Henry a. boo- and unu died oirn Friday rrwiay morning. morning. Hr Me vnab vnab look* —7a* though it , would ...... . .. ----aomr -v unnosomr reran inane of Detroit, b am>oanced tosnrak brought home nndtier der tunenu funeral vmi voteatnt- | ,h® hot ,,1“ ,,f June to thM,r •* out | Goods, of the hte*t>tyl< me nno o. Mauda7^Min<7?tee Onrro llE --------"",k‘! .f'" ’,dV py ?-T a • large Ur<r audience. audience, । “#pB1D j Jurtrerei red M f). C —.Iday F1""-C. Griffith's. und der frienuK have deralmpathy ov | Jnntt in thi* village. all.------------------------------- . it Ing bi* parent* in Sheridan the latter Blank*, lank*, StatiwMwy, Stationrn-. Box Paper, Frcah Fredi -•n» ^n-drtrrr. or tl.r llauiop. , Vg- ■»? .^.wcrt* vote 30 toilnr* in part of last wick.. Jimmy i* a nice Stock, and Low 1’ricc*, at young man, mid i* quite a favoritrwith J^nud ud V«-o«rrilk ll..k, Boixk Bro’s. hi* jwk.-t all right, pcride* all der oys­ ter* in hi* atomne. IV New Style Print* from three to Fish were plenty on the flat* lielow Veil now. Mr. Editor, aumtimc ago (‘sweet spring” day.«ix cent*, at D. C. Guirrrrii’*. der Vermontville Hawk ray "you jm-* the dam, when iligdon A Norton’* dam —~ir ... V TT “ j herein fromdcrdntchmanvonc!!more.” went out. They picked up by tliepailZ’9’ ladies nlwut parclin*ing Dye­ era are well fitted for the dime they , VelL whore preonM. vote it! Di*va*h fnl by the farmer*around.. One weighStuffs will save monev hr railing n’t are journeying toward*. v«xi free country, uml 1 pec* *liu*t a* . . 11. G. Halx's. —Henry Stinehcotnhc. of Woodland. «*, 'Y° d1uU',,,“a.u *“’• >«** ;| The »nr exnimtion exhibition nt nt aneraian Sheridan Hall on ———r"-z----- r—r—’ . , wa* -urd before Emi Paradr on Thur* *** l’,»rk*n>- «"*’ > i*™ loved py I the 1.3th, jmared juiMcd off very very nicely, nicely. Some | - * Good Books for the home circle wm mien oernn z*<|. i-araay,ou i-nur* mine frient* mooch more panldc*. nice tableaux, tabh-aiir dialogues ------ and recitation* | very low at j nice Boise Bros.' day, by CIum. Root A Co., of Detroit, ! Veil, room.- und *«• me mit your ‘ were on the I were on the programme. The ho-rne . 7, ' . “ .. ou a note that waa given aome vine ’ *rJ”r Goot yyr,_____ Potxasutf.u. was crowded ■ • and nil enjoyed It vety V* Ono**r d««ip<M>ns ninth. | coming in rvety day nt tne Bonanza. W00DLANIMTF.XN. A Co.,'of thin village. The Jury row। Wheat here looked well when the S9 Canwi Warp of (he be*t brand*. Kof mnrh in *>.i.«ui.u.. «,t,w ,ir*1 w,'«“ ‘'fl".,,ut »*»* w«*tl*r is cheaper than ever, at Bored a verdict of $88.45 and runt* of ii*^k?h hU k ' ------------Mil; SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, —Rev. F. W. Dickinson, of the Ver,Everylmdy f -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------hM warm friend*. Town i At Truman'* Store. mootrille Congregational Church, will ' meeting April Tth. turnip. unite with Rev. L. H. Monroe of the Baptist Church, in administering the ordinance of taptism in the river at this place mrxt Handny. A largo numher of candidate* for immerniou are re- , . 4RI.V.IKM An4 in fart a full line of iMx-n takes, and a lara avoided, r the throat Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. GOOD GOODS MEAT MARKET! French Designs 11c, former price 20c. AU. KINDS OF Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. CHEAP AS TS til AFFORD TO, FRESH AMD SALT HATS! Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. Our old Dress Goods will be sold much COFFINS 4 CASKETS .below cost. Don't buy until you get our ■^■s.««,! prices. n*AMVSC. NITC0IK. Ju-. ’ FlrHldre and IMt* taken M the high ■ Rpapr-cl fully. �• will be thus: First Judicial Circuit, Hillsdale and Lenawee counties; Fourth OircuH, Jaokaen ami Ingham; Seventh A DurATCW from St Petersburg mys totmertobiy steitattos sT too eflytoow toal. •to and the For* sixth Congreaa. Gaokax H. Botub, Ben Butter's nephew, wm sent to jail for ninety days recently, co a charge of vagrepey.. Skxatob David Drm, of Illinois, ia & feet 10} inches in height and weighs in the neighborhood of 800 pounds. ISM. will play another season. Tbxrk are nineteen United States Senators over 00 years of age, thirtyfour between M end 60. nineteen be­ tween 40 and B0, and three between 30 Tux Minnesota Lcb.«laturv>, At its rnwwt sresoa, pa~rd fiJD tolto. all of which bavw become laws aiarpt bum ..A dtopatob Both houses of the Indiana Lcgisla' turn lisv; pasMd Um bd! mstinr an appropriatioa for t> « ereetioa of s new tMale Hoose. Tbs lin wul tn Lc eijwKMled Uim yrsr ia and next year to be raise! by a Htaio tax at 3 seals Ou U.S •!•»>....Tb. maalhlv Stet, saasit ahaw» U.»l iwboly two B'.atoru radros<b uicrrsecd Ibeir nanungs in February 8HH0O1 Cmicaoo packer*, during the peeking v»w. rq !•<;•< V. aUugbV rnl awl sstex! I.a I.st*, teiag 96,0.2 bead mors than in Thx Ssegedia (Hungary! calami; Jkftkxsob Dan* ha* been visiting turns out to have been of more appalMag pve- in Vicksburg. The Rerald, of that portkiov lhaa svse Um flrsi reports indicated. Of V,7U» booare. all sicvpt Dfil were swept jilace, says that the old man shows age. but though by no meaim vigorous could hardly bo comidored feeble. Olx Bru. has settled down in his new home at Madison, Wia. At the recent marriage of a poor Norwegian in that city be officiated in the capacity of an orchestra, to the delight of the pair and the company. The tomb cf Charles Louie Napoleon Achille Murat, nephew of Napoleon Boa-parte and aoa at Joachim Murat, ex-King of Naplea, the great cavalry General, stands in the city cemetery al Thxiik was an exciting discussion ia Tallahaseec, Fla. Mural owned for many y-*ri a largo plantation in Fkxrtoo Gwmsu IleiclMUr Wm oUmt day Herr IJsbknsebt, Kwialte, declared Uai hto tarty Mus Kxxxood has signed a contract with Mr. Maurice Htrakuscb to appear in tho principal cities of Europe. Hbc will be coleseed from her engagement to Mr. Max Htrakoeck after the 7th of April and will sail for Europe during the latter part of that month. She will probably be absent two or three Tux Chicago Times prints detailed Gxoxox H. HrirroxD. general pu> •=8” •nn at the Mireoun PmMo railroad prior to ls.t April, to to jail al M. Lxua. co a charyr st eralexdiag a Urge amount at iaoere tma ibi- raj.road r..’ Ax Atlanta (Ga.) disjiatch says the 'ett fut Ito HUle Treasurer si tto> CafiuJ «M ike STM of a Uucdr trsgsdy, lAs parties Mug Col Eotort A. Ahlca. s UMsbee of Um LoXMlalurx, »«.! i*,.t Ej n,KaJb roomy Alston flrsd Hirer shots, sari Ota two _____ _ __ __—- _ — — fc WM »l»l u> Ite c.ato axxt tbrvuab Ou- loft la-4. AUloi to Asa*L Cox is not seriouaiy hurt* A Tkxas dispatch slates that sevcial Mi-iimo*. tLo tnuruerer* of Jnd<o Howard and Mmatw Aikuwee »r>d Mrlir/tiw st Has EMzaro several ruuotba *«o. bare arrwaUx! and >*teL Tbe Mri>.-ana Uiresk n to reaenz th«-ck The President of the Illinois Central Ralrosd Gsnpsny, who baa Utsly returnerJ to Chtoagn Iron a trip thruasb lb- rinnth, *!’■ tbsre U not s otoide esse of yoDow fever r» In 1a Ml..!. I—* — ■ - Greek waa the amazement »’ all En­ gland when at the close of the last century William Mtird-x-b discovered the use of combustible air or gas. hUte waa the invention understood and lalicved in by those #ho had not seen ] it in use the! even great and wise men Ltighcd at the idea. “ How could there Im* Jight without a wick? " said a mertl«r of Parliament, when the subject was broaght before Ilin House. Even Hir Humphrry Davy ridiculed the idea of lighting towns with gas, and asked nn» of the proprietors if they meant to । take the dome of Nt, Paul's tor a gas meter. Sir Walter Scott, too. made himself merry over tho idea of iUumin' ating London wdtli smoke, though he was gla.l enough, not long after, to make hia owe house at Abbotsford light and cheerful on wintry nights by the use of that very smoke. When the House of Commons was lighted by gaa, the architect imagined that the gas ran on fire through toe jfipea, and he tberA•»re insisted on their being placed sev­ eral inches from the wall for fear of the building taking firs; and the members might t>e observed touching the pipes with their gloved hands and wondering they did not fee) warm The first shop lighted in Loudcm by the new method was Mr. Ackerman's, in the Strand, in IH10, and one lady of rank waa so de­ lighted with the brilliancy of the gss lump ou the counter that she asked to be allowed to take it home in her car­ nage. Mr. Murdock was, however, too busy With other pursuits to continue to study the use of gas, and, although he >u undoubtedly the first to apply it to practical------ ------ -----------rlsim jQ _ ________f quickly rcajwd the Iwnefil of kis clever­ ness and ingcuuitv. In thia, he shared the general fate of inventors. The Republicans of Chicago have uomiusted A. M Bright, a ftosnl cf Trsde *a1'“* ,,of T^o Oroesbseksre bars ptaesd .i Lu.^ros.auu: Harrison to Um fluid. Eli PrrklBs. Gov. Pgnocrr, of New Hampshire, “Can a thing which has no Ida move ?“ has sppotetad Charire H. Bal. t sited Htalro asked Joseph Cook of Eli Perkin* tooak.r fw Ux ext™ nx >o, u, fill tto “Of course they can." replied Eh. "Why last year 1 saw a watch spring, a rope walk, a horse fly. a match lox, a jx-anut stand, a mill dam. an oyster fry. and a cat fiah; and this year," continued Eli, “I exp*ot to seo a peach blob, a gin sling, a brandy amaah, and — * “Anything more, Mr. Perkins?“Why, yes; I expect to see a stone fence, a cone brake, and a bank run.” “Did you ever see a shoe shop, a gum l>oil. or bear a codfish bawl?* asked Mr. “No, but I’ve seen a plank walk, a horse whip, and a tree toed; and I would not be surprised some day io see the great Atlantic coast, the Pacific slope, a tree box, and—" As Mr. Cook left. Eh to’d him that be had often sect a very mysterious thing—that be had seen a uniform “She is out. Bhe is perennially and' eternally out! “ ** "by. go down to tbs Woman Suf­ frage club-room; sod if aha isn't there, go to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty, to Animals; sad.if she isn't there, vittl tbs hall «f Ua Atanriation for Alleviating the Miseries of the Bsnegambians; and if she has finished up there, look for her al the Church Aid Society, or at tho Ninth Ward soup­ house, or the Home of the One- Ix-rg.xl. or at the Itefuge for Infirm Dogs, or al Sew Burial of Sir John Me-irr. to ahow that there was a drop af gm about him. Ii M true that we carved not a line and we raised not a stone, be­ cause there wm do stone-mason handy a vexed question and a perplexing one. The Judge* all contend, and justlv, too. that >1^00 each par year ia too small a salary. On the other hand, the tex payers say there are too many circuits in the State, neresaifsting too many Judges. I incline to the opinion that, there is some truth ia what be th tex-, payers and Judges say. What the State needs in this direction is Imbb circuits, more able and experienced men on the benobaaand far lass changes among the Judges. With such a class of lawyers tor Ci reui* J edges and the number of the districts reduoed, I dottbt not the jxxiple would be willing to pay ’.heir judicial servants fair salarit a. ■uaioxs or armvisoka. The Senate Wednesday morning passed the bill to amend the law rela­ tive to the sensions of Boards of Super­ visors. It provides that “each memtier of such Board of Supervisors shall be allowed a compensation of not exceed­ ing >3 per day for his service* and ex­ penses, to be determined bv rsaolution of said board, in attending the meetin gs of such board, and 6 cents for each mile of nseessary travel in going to, and re­ turning from, the plsi-f of meeting. It layne. Saginaw, Mid- fifteen days of any regular senstoo, and the Ant three days of each special ses­ sion, of which there shall be no more than two in any cne year. In commit­ tee of the whole the proposition to make the limitation general for all the -Now.’ aid Mt Bird. -I'll tell you counties in the State was defeated. In what to do. You get the paupers to the course of the debate upon this swear they can’t eat the soup they get question the fact waa brought out that at the soup-house with spoons; they most in one of the northern counties, a few have it from bottles with a rubber mus­ years ago, the Hoard of Bupemaors cle, and Mrs. Bird will keep you so busy drew pay for seventy-five days* tersupplying tho demand that you won’t nceef?). have a chance to sleep. Yon just try it. * BOXTOS Bataxd, of Delaware, has nine children. His oldest son. about 19 years, is a student of the Uni­ versity of Virginia. Several of tho older children go to school in Washing­ ton city. Hia wife has very little dispo<iti<*i for society life, and passes her zHowTl I know her if I see her ?" lime with her children, giving an occa­ “ Why she's a very large woman with sional plain reception. a Ixnt nose, and »hc talks all the time. Lorisi Bowkx killci Henry Muxxy You'll hear her talking as rou get within with a base-ball bat, in Norwich, Ct. a mile of her. Shell aak you to sub­ last summer. She said that he entered scribe to the Sencgambisn fund and to her bouse al night and that, in the dark, she struck him under the supposition get your breath. Probably shell era.I that be waa a burglar. She waa tried you four or five letters from reformed on the charge of murder, the prosecu­ cannibals. But don't you min i 'em. tor bailing that Mxmy washer rejected My opinion ia she wrote 'em herself. It lover, but the jury acq nil ted her. don't make any difference, but you It ia related, on the authority of a migiit mention that nines- she left home Government employe, who bolds a posi­ the baby has bad four Ata. Johnny lias tion of trust that Sir Percy Wvndham fallen out of the jwtar-tree and cracked was removed from hia command of hia hia skull %Mary and Jim have some X500 Union cavalrymen in 1B63 becanae thing like croup, and Tommy has been It don't excite Secretary Stanton Ixlicved there waa a bitten by Jones' dog. plot by which the whole command waa her. She won't care a cent; but I'd like to be turned over to the Confederate her to have the Wiest news. Tall her if Government for the sum of >300.000. she can manage to drop in here for a min BeJore his death Stanton's private sec­ ute between now and the Fourth of retary said that the proof against Wynd­ July, she might, maybe, wash the baby ham was very strong. and give the other children a chance to Not a drum was beard, b«c«u*« the drummer was not feeling very well snd asked to lie excused, nor a fuLeral note of any kind, as hia corpse to the ramjiarta we hurried; not a single, solitary son-o.*-a-gun of a soldier discharged his farewell shot o'er the grave where the remains of the late Mr. Moore were de­ posited. The terr well-shot business was omitted on acoooni of the scarcity of ammnnitiou We buried him darkly at dead of night, and did the best job we could for him under the circumstances. We could not borrow, beg. or steal a pick or shovel m the entire neighbor­ hood, and were obliged to turn the sods with our bayocete, which, by the way. was the first thing that had been turned by said baronete since we had been drafted. e did all tins by the strug­ gling moonboams' misty light, and the lantern dimly burning, with just abmt lialf enough ml Ai it, and a stop of an old flannel undmhirt for a wick. Few and abort were the prayers we said, die chaplain being Lutoc on a furlough, and no one within forty miles to take lus jilace. We spoke not a word of not row. our time being aomewhai limited, aa the enemy waa not far distent, and advancing with gigantic strides. We thought, aa we hollowed hia narrow b*d. and smo*thed down his lonely pillow with a canteen, that the foe and ths stranger would tread o'er hia bead, and wa far away ou the billow; but not too far, however, a* the enemy outnumbered ’ ‘ one. Lightly thcyll talk of tlx that's gone, and wonder where __ 9 _ __________ __ filled with the earns, and o'er his cold ashes upbraid him, knowing, of oourec. that be ia ia no condition to defend himself; but hall little reck if they let him steep on ia a grave where a Briton has bad him. and not both* him to g*i up and take oat a burial permit, or ask him to pay ground rent. We wish has* winch one. Bemdes ths escort on tbs train thsre is • small Military guard that meets the train at meh station, and gives the country the spprannee, to • traveler by rail, of being full up to the bn S with soldiaa and running over. Ob " Where ce«a see brnr^n needn't come if it will interfere with the happiness of the one-legged mendicants, or make her asthmatic pdpenta miser­ able. Mind and mention it to her now, will you 7" And with baby sing, ng a vr^tferous •olo. and the other children clinging to his leg. Mr. Bird retreated and shut the door. The peddler had determined to propose to a girl that night. He changed hui mind, and resolved to remain a bachelor.—Cincinnati Timet. ural value," and Ui*t in times of drought this moisture of the air invigorate* and ■usteins plants which otherwise would perish. The observations of Prot Btockbndge ahow the soil, from May to | November. t>dh at the rarSce and five inches deep, to be warmer than the air; it is hardly poaaibte that moisture on the surface in the morning waa deposit­ ed from the air. "A more reasonable conclusion is that the vapor which rises from the surface is condensed as it comes in contact with the colder air. The phenomenon of so-called "dew­ fall " is usually attnbated to the sup posed fact that soil and plants are colder than the air at night, and ao con­ dense ita moisture ta tee form of “ dew.“ Th* “dew” on the tee-pitcher ia the common illustration to prove the thgpry; but, as wo have seen, the condittooa in thiaeses MW the reverse of those By invitation of the Legislature, Mrs. Mary T. I-athrop. of Jackson, sn able temperance advocate and a noble Chris­ tian woman, addressed the memliers •nd the public, in the Hall of the House, st the close of the session last Wednes­ day. Mrs. Lgthrop took strong ground in favor of a prohibitory liquor law. Bhe warmly urged the mcmlM-rs to nse above all party conn derations, honor God, act up to the light tney jksstbs and “ dare to do right.” It ia thought thia whole matter will come Ixfore the House some day next week, when a sharp and bitter debate mky ba expect­ ed. Quite a large proportion of the memlxrs of the Legislature have iden­ tified themselves with the temperance society. A delegation of prominent ladies had a hearing. Tuesday, before the Joint Committee os State Affairs in refer­ ence to the projKiecd Iteform School for Giria. There are five bills asking for the establishment of a school of thia class. It waa practically settled in the committee that the jiropoaed insti­ tution should be penal m its character and that commitments to it should be made by sentence of the courts; that the age at which girls should l«e liable to apprehension upon charges of viciousneas and immorality should lx placed al 11 years; that the institution should lie confine,! to household duties; that the Board of Trustees should con­ sist of six persons, four women and two This subject lias occupied consider­ able time tins session. The morning session in the House, last Thursday, was taken up with the consideration of *u------- Profs Kedxie. of thia city, y, of Ann Arbor, have adLegislature upon thia sul>,—_ing views widely divergent-. The oil test in this State is now 140 de­ grees, but the general sentiment is for a test of 120degree*. Mr. Thompson, of I Sanilae, made a strong speech tn favor of a lower test. H e stated that Prof j Chandler, of Columbia CoHegw, holds i that oil of 100 degrees test ia safe. Prof. Lnngiey thinks that there need be no I accidents from oil of 110 J.egma teat i The test of oil in the State of New ■ York, I am told, is 110 degrees, thus re­ ducing the price of the article some­ what Mr. McNabb, of Newaygo, con­ tended that the oil used in Ohio is much brtter tlian the quality in use in thia State. He said that “w* want oil of at least one-lightning bug power," •van if it is dangeroua I suppose the people will think more about the cost of oil than of any danger in ita use Th* test in Michigan wifi probably be reduced from 140 to 120 uegreea. gntsoos were made in the study > quaattML A tin box, without bottom, waa Ailed with noil and ,_____ in growing gnaa; the next morning the grass waa loaded with dew, but Dot a ______________________ , Mr. Johnson, of Caas county, led off in a speech, con­ tending that wages and values of all kinds had been greatly redueed since the war. and that the high rates of the money loaners must come down. Mr. Turck thought that the rate ought to bo reduced to A per cent, with tho ____ t__ *L-> _______ ,_ _____ U __ ■ teat and random gun Hurt the foe wm «• *dj«mied Ute moved that the rate be B per cens. Mr. Gould’contended that the Legislaiurr had no more right to specify tho rate of interest than it had to fix the price of potatoes. He was in favor of the soldiers. This is always done on a sharp curve, when the engm**? cannot see the end of his train, and alwrsys on an up-grade, so. that th* uncoupled car will soon stop; and there are plenty of sue!; [iteoes on thia steep and crocked railroad. Then they go through the train till they oome to the treasure car, break into it, saw a bote through the »K>ttom. and, when the place ia noched that has been determined upon, the boxes containing the money ere dropped out through the hole. Another part of tho brigand party, of course, are await­ ing at the appointed place, and pack up the specie and make, off with it------------ DR0G8, MED! CUES Ut CHEIICAL8, IRDI, H1L81 8BELF EARillRE TnvaanaT, Match 11 —teUTB —Bills wsss paved: To stated toe laws at 1877 tor the Itcor poratea of saatfiattora for yachting. huauer. boating. fishing, roving sad other lawful epotU DB1 GOODS, 81LK8 Hi DBE3S GOODS docU at Um HuuT and to sbm*1 chapter IK) of the Complkd Uw. c.t !<7l rvUUvs Io drswtag jurors... .Tbs Boess l*H tosrwateac Um nntnlwc at jodksal circuits was ooeatdarwd ia eocomittce of tbs whole, tnsating with much oppositom. Bovas.—Tbs whole day was eossnmad ia commutes of tbs whole on lbs throe UUs pro­ viding for a reform school tor firW, and tbs bin Fstoat, March H -fixsiTK - Bl’Je paast"! . ItoteiiT* to Um Michigan Htato Agilrullcral Bo ctoly, allowing Um sueury to bold jxapittj to Itos amount of gluO.'OQ. ihroetiag Its oarers to manuscript substitute by the Jodiciiry Osumil sc, sod the U I referred to Um ouamlttoe sad ordered pouted. Hors*.-The UH, reducing tbs flash test of The process of robbing a stage coach ia very simple. I cannot tall it better than in the words of s man who had hail the experience: “The first thing we knew,’ said he, “there were forty or fifty brigands around the diligence, and the bones were stopped. Before I bad time to U.-n around, I had a revolver pointed st ench side of my head, and I waa told to I hand over my money. I had >300 in notes along, but 1 had hidden that in one of the cushions, and had only >2 or 13 in silver in my pockets. They helped themselves to my watch and everything elac in my pocket llial I cared anything for; but my liavmg ao little money seemed to excite their suspicions, and one of them took me to one side of the road, away from the coach, making me bring along a small aachel I was carry­ ing with ma. He told me to take off my clothe*, and I did. The aaebel con­ tained an old suit of light clothes be­ longing to ■ friend of mine, much too small for me; l»ui he said be thought my clothe* would about til him, and he made me put on the old one* He did not take tunc to search the pockCto. as be waa taking clothes and all; but, when I told him that I should need two or three more meals and a lodging before I got to the end of my journey, be gave me back the >2 or >3 in silver. But he left me a bad-looking specimen, in the old suit of clothes, though I wss belter off than moot of the otnor passengers, for they were sitting -round in their Groceries nd General Prodace, ALINBVKT * BHOMEAL’, Tors t* Pieces by Hogs. Mr. L D. Shelton, of Liberty town­ ship. met with an accident last Friday which came near Karin* a fatal terror­ nation. He has a fine lot of large Berkahire hogs, and in attem; ;ng to sepasate some of them ii became nirntssiry for him to get into the pen, when they attacked him, knocking him down and tearing hia Aeah with their terth in a shocking manner. Fortunately several persona were present aad ha waa roecued almost instantly, but not, however, until he waa ao badly injured that lus life waa despaired of. He remained for two days suffering the greatest aaonies, but on Bunday be was reported aa being somewhat easier. -Independence Kan- MONEY TO LOAN 1 ktonnl UtaMfamto, tlOo'oOaiul UPWARDS 13984878 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-03-29.pdf.pdf 25fcd53eb244bc114554976e3222bcec PDF Text Text O STRONG, JE vi. NASHVILLE. BARRY MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1879. •Mi«£aM*i!S*aaa«ahaM*iMa*a a*S S klsd irf town- fo-way. To taw tar with aao. Uwes. sIob* *Tvm taw. sad toer sa4 Ulwapfc Y.t ‘V «?• i UNION DOUSE E FARAD*. a f MUFAcnmn <x n-u■ When Ora. Bragg csteklisbed hi* bred quarter* at Murfreesboro be had a moat brilliant staff around him. None among them, however, could compare with CoL Orton, lately transferred from the Army <A>f Virgin:* and who now held the position of Inspector General with the rank of Colonel. He was tall and had a physique not often equaled, I rarely if ever excelled. Added to the grace of his person was a facility of speech that wm truly wondcrfuL His tones were full and sonorous, hi* mind stored with every species of knowledge, and all sremiMl to bo at the call of Hie owner. Graduated in a univenriiy and at West £oini, it was * ippo<wd that he wm well adculated to shine in aocietj. But. though po*seaa<*d of tboae wonder­ ful gifts of mind hud jx-raon, he lacked one thing, and that delect trendered all hia accompliahmcnta of little force in the army. He wm haughty and super­ cilious to a degree that repelled all in- i tereonree with hi* inferior* He was a i martinet, and did not hesitate to use I the most opprobrious language- toward ' thorn having l:urine*a with him. He ' wm a spoiled child of fortune. Po»- j •cased of a liberal competence, being | connected with the highest famibe* in I the nation--be was ui own cousin to Gen. Robert E. Ix-e ho thought no one good enough for hi* associate. The ' result of this unfortunate di*potation ' rendered him exceedingly nnpieaaant to ■ all grades of military rank, and thus it ' wm he wm transferred from one de|«rt- | ment to another, no General faring will- ; ing to keep him long and he responsible 1 for his conduct. On this arepnnt he fa-came soured towurd every one ami acquired a recklcoxnera that at last led to a miserable end. Hia true name was Laurence Williams, and I hate no mraiu of knowing why he changed it to Orton, m he sometime* signed it. But change it he did. and, while in the South, ho signed himself Ijtnrrnce Williams Orton. At Hie beginning of the war he wm the confidential aid of Gen. Winfield Scott, bui just before the Ijattle of Mans—* frankly acknowledged to his chief hia Southern proclivitic* and told him he could not faiar arms against his native State of Virgini* He wa* how­ ever, too much in the confidence of Gen. 1 Scott to be released,and *<> the General , •ent him to Fort Warren and there con­ fined him until information would be | harmleaa. He remained immured in ; prison lor three month* when he wm freed and sent through the line* His brilliant accomplishment* hi* martial bearing and bis high Connection gave him a prestige that at once Bccurwl him a hearty welcome and a ready promo­ tion ; and. but for his unfortunate tem­ per. he would have made an ornament to the South, for he ixoscwcd unque* , Uonablc military talent and courage. | About tec 1st of June he wm honor- j young man, hi* Adjutant, W.-G. Peter, of Baltimore, deliberately, and without the knowledge of any one, made the daring attempt of inspecting the out}>osta of the Federal* Thfaattempi was never understood. It eould not have resulted in anything of value to the Coafet’cracy. and was, of courae. fraught with . the moot serious conse­ quence* It wm averted by them, in their fast momuat* to hax.. Ix-ex. effort to )*** into the line* for the pur­ pose of retching their Northern home*. The true reasons will never Ixj known, as the unseemly and fearful haste with which their fata was decided gave them no time to bring to their aid the influ- NEW LIVERY! There seems to have been an uimc>un table fatality about the whole trans­ ition. Their daring aatetm fad fair fa LIVHTlBOABBUG STABLE Xor aacbl diatarb Ua ary.-jl tepU™. tia purity aawoa.' Whra 1* Thy arraa 1 Ua; Low'a iBTltaltan. admirably in making hinfacM odious to There are two lines in an old and every one, that, hardened as they were to suffering and death, but little sym­ favorite hymn* of Dr. Watts which we pathy wa* felt or cxpr>w<i for him. have heard sung (from our earliest Every oue fell sorry nr Lieut Peter chiklbood) at the communion table cm but for CoL Orton little was seen or sacramental Sabbath* Tkf Hue* ore Hew Carthage Appears Ta-day. ’ WOODLAND DOUSE. M; jxacr .ball Uta a rtvw Sow. b n-i.hu. O«Mb<MintrwBlls*aa.aa4*to1*ak LEWIS DURKEE Thy tralh la oion> Itat. earthly Batter ttaa «otl Thy taw; ! lili “r1 Ux k !- '« Af. Iv. n Yotmc. our u»mwn win ajm • w. 11., Mnrxoon Thirty-fifth Indite* The execution of these men was, in several respecta, without a parallel in history From the connections of the men involved, and the wonderful speed with which they were hurried into eternity, it stands without an equal It seemed as if the intention wm to cut off all chance for interference on the part of frenda or relation* In | the main i; The New York of Antiquity, bm Carthage may fairly b® called, ia ao es­ sentially a thing of the jmst that to ap­ proach it by railway apjxiars quite a solecism. Koine and Damascus are still living cities, end there is nothing, unnatural in entering one by train and the other l>y stage; but it certainly docs seem incongruous to rattle up in a wellcushioned steam car, with a flrst-clsa* ticket m one's pocket, to the site of a capital whose independent existence ended 2,000 yean ago. Nevertheless, the spot is well worth visiting, if only , for the sake of the cordial welcome and daylfeht •Id. XL- comers by good Father Bresson, of the French mission, whoso neat little chapel of St. Louis.'with its low, white wall and embowering foliage, marks the «I«ot where the laat of the crusading Kings of France permhed ruthlusaly in 1370. From the central point, once the actnal citadel of Carthage, what is left of the famous city may lx- taken in at a glance. In the garden of the chapel itself, a few uneven blocks of firecliarred stone mark the site of the Tem­ ple of .Ew-ulapius, which the last de­ fender* of Cartilage fired over their At first sight thia strong language might seem to be at variance with the freedom of the will and voluntary choice of Christ on the part of every true Christian. But Dr. Watts had a tbem from that beautiful parable of the great banquet, narrated in the four­ teenth chapter of Luka To that princely feast a wise and generous invi­ tation is sent out: “Como, for all things are ready." Instead of a grateful acccptancc, several who were invited re­ turn a churlish refusal. The bountiful banquet-giver is [not J to be balked. H e sends bis'messenger into the lanes and by-ways, and commands him to bring in the pbor and the lowiy, the vino-1 dresser with the stain of the grn|x-ji on , his fingers, and the gardener with the smutch of the soil on his garments. The blind were to be led to the feast, an<l the lame were to bo helped there. Not by physical force warn. tbay to txdragooned thither; but by the urgent compulsion of love. The phrase ii: * Compel them Io conic in, that My | bonne may lx? fillc»L" In the original | Greek, the won! signifies to restrain by strong persuasion. And this is what good Dr. Watts meant by "sweetly What a glowing aud glonuoa picture. of goap-I gnicu i* that which is por­ trayed in the jraraldc of tho» great sup­ per. God luui made an abundant jxonsion for the wants of every immortal fatal oath of eternal enmity to Itotrn-, I soul in the tewciuugs ui His, Word, the example and the atoning death of Christ allows* it* half-destroyed fr.undatiou through luiaps of rubbish, a little to the Jesus, and the offers cf the Holy Hpirit to lead every willing heart into the way right; while all around the l>a*c of the hill he, thick aa hail, the smooth, round ' of life. There fe wt a ntrd oommand tn the Bible which is not simple enough sliiig stone* that dealt death among ths I Roman legionaries as they came charg­ ing up the slope on a bright summer i» not a dntv cnjoin<<d which is not perfccily poaaible to.emry Due. jrovidsJ morning in 146 B. C. Far out on the plain llio course of Adrian's aqueduct that divine help is asked ; and that help freely promised. Christ “tasted is marked -by a line of broken arches, is death for every roan,” and no one need and a little Arab village stand* on the mot where Itegulns fqaght hi* last b*l- perish for want of an atonement God's provision is abundant; it is as free as Che running brooks; the lavitatiou is to everybody; and the,comtnfeaioii at the Gospel is to constrain cfety guilty, hungry, homeless si liner i*> come in. No principle is more compulsive than love. It is fertile in drvicas and per­ sistent in its argument* It was love quarter of the Punic beau monde, trav­ which laid bold on Lot and his house­ ersed by the Cartliogeman Broadway, hold. and pressed tlicm to cnauxi from the doomed city of the plain. When I the Via Cudestia, leading to the groat theater, whose circular baacment is still have seen a mother plead with her bov visible IwsiJ- the i•roken remnants of hill still huger a few tnices of the fort that defended the harl>or. and be­ low it. last and grandest of all. is the splendid reservoir whose mighty arches, soldier doomed to l>e shot by Cromwell's «un »ou ■ overshadowing the deep. stiL’ water l»etier pornal l i neath. liave all the effect of a Gothic order, al the ringing of the curfew beIL The maiden whom he was to wed climbs into the belfry and bolds the tongue of the swinging bell, at the peril of her ' life. She descends from the tower, ' Lazy as wc are wont to eonaiJcr the wounded and bleeding. When Crom­ Oriental* many of the “ matches well demands why the bell was silent,’ against time" achieved by them may she shows him her hand* all bruised hear comiiariaosi with the txwt of those now pending among ourselves. An Arab donkey-boy will go al a run all the way from Cairo' to the Pyramid* and back again, without any viailde sign of fatigue. A Sikh dispatch-bearer will wamp-r through miles of jungle in the dark, with a heavy bag on hia shoul­ der* shaking a bunch of metal rings to scare away the tiger and the byona* Four meager Hindoos, who apjx-ar Isirely able to carry a hand-bag, will take a heavy palanquin, containing an officer and all his belonging* over the ground at a smart trot for hours to­ gether. Even more marreloo* are the achievements of the Persian uhatirn (profeaaional couriers), whc. trained from their very childhood to feats of strength aDd activity, daily accomplish distances bordering ujxm the incredi­ ble. Not many years ago one of those before his appointed time, having cov­ ered an immense tract of very difficult country in fourteen hours of ahnoat in­ cessant running; bnt his chief, so far NUMBER 27. The recent killing of CoL R. A. Atafem, st Atlanta, G*. by Edward Cox. stands oat in the long catalogue of re­ cent dcallia by violence, as a murder of extraordinary bmtahty. A corrwspoadent at Atlanta gives the following aocount Of the tragedy: Never before since the war has this buay city faring so much affected a* by th* kiHfag of CoL B. A. Alston. Th* Colonel belonged to one of the oldmrt families of the South, a member of which married Theodosi* the petted child of Aaron Burr, hnd mads a worthy husband for the daughter of tliat famous and eccentric statesman. The Alstons have been noted duelist* and it is asid that not a male member of the house for several generations has died a natu­ ral death. Bob Alston, as he was fa­ miliarly called, though a courageous Bxxxroa Gouiox, of Georgia, is 6 man, was not a buBy, nor did he court feet 2 inches in height and weighs 176 fucounters that were likely to call for the use of deadly weapons. He was a pounds. ‘ gentleman of the old school. The fate SoxToa Gkorn, of Oregon, is 6 of his forefathers seemed to have im­ feet I inch in height, and weigh 191 pressed him profoundly; and. while no pound* one questioned his courage, he seldom Gkx. Mm, the midget, has a baby sister a few days old, who weighs more During the lite war Bob Alston titan her 14-year-old brother. •erred as a Lieutenant Colonel of cav­ Frisk D. Mooltox, odco known to alry, ami diatinguiahed Lim^-lf by val­ fame, is in the butter and cheese bun- i iant and faithful service. After the war ricss in Liverpool. he vi' an intimate friend and counsel­ Eukx I.katbeks, of Barrington, N. I lor of General (now Senator) Gordon,IL, reccntlv had his name changed to , and Senator Gorden has been a partner of Edward Cox in the lease of convict* Ilutherford B. Hsyca. from the State of Georgi* Cox was Jobs Comsor is a Brooklyn person the revere© of Alston. He was a type who chaDengca the world to drink 1,000 of the Southern bully—a man of some gallons of beer in 1,000 hours. social position, but with a tezajx-r which A'descrxpaXT of Elliot, who trans­ indulgence had made uncontrollable. lated the Bible into the language of the Gen. Gordon has lately baendcairouB Natick Indians, died a pauper at Cleve­ of giving up hia connection with con­ land, Ohio, recently. vict labor for several reasons, the -two It is said that the wife of President most potent of which were the unpopu­ Grevy can rule a steeplechase, jiaint a larity of that kind of lalor among the landscape, oum]K>eo a poem and play on industrial cLamicb of the State and the the piano like an angiit country, and the fact that scandabi haul Wapk Hampton now goes out hunt- i grown out of the managcimuit of previ­ ing even’ clear day. Hr rides almost an J ous lease* Gen. Gordon therefore well m before his unfortunate expert- gave authority to CoL Alston to sell In* «ne<<, but never tackloa a mule. would buy it. Cox had arranged to sei 1 his interest to a Mr. Walters, provided aays that hia groat jw-ril hi hi* preat-ct Mr. Wolters could obtain Gen. Gor­ undertaking com™ from iguorant per­ don's share also. Col. Alston found sons who mistake him for some marine huuself able to sell Gordon's interest animal and aim their gun* at him. more advantageously to a Mr. Howard. Brnkwr HaMLi* 4 Tdsine. is 6 feet CoL Alston met (fox and told him that iu haiglA and wviglia 1AS potiMla. Hi>, he was about to sell to H oward. This height is lessened in snpcarancc by the fset that he is so round-shouldered. Mu. M. G, Wu4Jam* the President, to Walter* Alston, who was unarmed, of the Htate National BanTr. of Rnh-igh. and who desired to avoid a murderous N. C . died rtvwrtly, and hi* rife ha* row, evaded further talk, and went off lxx-n elreted to the directery. ond ha* and solil the interest to HowanL Ixx-unui President of the inslitutiou. , Cox dogged Alston all day, and at Tur. Delaware Senator* are both tail. length overtook him. and drew a knife unarmed man. would you?" Cox then sniil “I will wait for you to arm yourself." Alston went toward the Capitol, still fa-nt upon avai ling trouble. Ho mot "Gov. Colquitt. who, knowing C«>x as a desperado. was very lunch alarmed for Alston, to whom lx- w«* devotedly at Charles W. Hackett, of Maplewood. lached. He begged Alston tojgo to his Mass. a rising young physician. has just been awarded against the Eastern railroad for having deotroyol his health and so out off hi* income for life, by an accident one of the young daughters-in-law of Charles Darken* wa killed in Australis a tew weeks ago- She was driving out with' her l-.ttle daughter, when the bnw ran away, killing both the occupants of the carriage. Alfred Tennyson Pick­ ens, sou of the novelist, has faicn living in Australia for several years. and. seeing Prof- Moore sitting al a •leak, drew his pistol, thinking it was Alston. The professor turned, and Cox high life came off at Carpenter* this went on to look for Alston. He finally saw him go in at the Treasurer's door. county. Why it may be termed awediling in high life is Ix-causo it occurred on the top of a high mountain directly o|qxxute the station. After the wedding ceremony was performed, the newlyrnarned couple made a novel start tn “I will not fight you,unless you force ain they concluded to go to the station it on me," said Alston. । m a hand-sled. The time for starting “Then 111 force ii," auid Cox, closing | came, and their friend* after fixing < | them and tlioir baggage solidly on th. i the door. At thia Alston, seeing tliat a fight w , slod, gave the sled a paah, anil away inevitable, said, “Well, then, let'* settle, they went, shooting over ill- ground st and torn. “Go!" cries CromwaiL right now. Are you armed » “ the rate of forty mile* a ■ hour. Half 1 “Your lover aliall live and curfew shall way down they turned * sharp curve, - Without a reply Cox whipped out a not ring to-night." Whether this story pistol. Alston drew also, and, throwing when to their horror they discovered a be historically true or not, it is a beau­ their pistols to a level, they fired straight ■jum of male* not far distant coming. tiful parable of the Savior’s sufferings up the motuiUin. They saw at a glance | st each other. Cuj>t. Nilms, who had tor the sinner's sake, and of Hm inter­ tliat there was not room enough to pas* run in between them, barely escaped cessions for the guilty. Jesus not only tx-ing sliot. He tried to catch the o>mthooe mule* and that the mules would i died in the sinner's stead; but pleads liata.lt* who were close to each other, ' not have time enough to get oat of the : with the sinner to come, and through but failed. way. Abd, what ma>le matters worse, ■ his atoning sacrifice to become reconCox was struck in the mouth at the there wm a high emiiankment to the died to God. road. However, thev did not hesitate | first fire, and after that he ran about nt Since the gospel plan of salvation random. Alston did not step from hia M to what wa* to l>e done, for atop they wn.i conceived in love and is offered track* but, pale and stern, fired coolly, couldn't, and to strike in among the freely to every soul, the pulpit Ought to' legs of thow mule* they well knew that shooting Cox's pistol hand the sccoud be vastly.more urgent in ila persuasive sliol, and shooting him square in the appeal.* Parente and teachers, in their that wm to get kicked out ol thin world throat the third time. At length Cox, at once. John, the husband, ol eouAe, dealings with young hearts, should haring succeeded in getting rif ' ‘ wm pilot of the sled, and, bracing him­ make more of the compulsioa» of Jot* Alston, fired hia flftli shot, am .... The bfaodaf lent snub wfl] be found on' self to meet the rapidly-approaching ball through Alston’s brain. He had 1 trouble, he exclaimed: our skirts if we do not warn and entreat not touched him before that. "Now, Mari* m you swore thia morn­ by every argument which,,God puls' ing Alaton fell and lay at fall length on to cling to mo until death, I would within our reach. I, nor any other the floor, unconscious from that instant. advise you to give extra fastenings to minister of Christ, oanuot fore* any un­ Cox throw his pistol down, staggered your arms around mv waist, for over converted man to forsake hi* sum and to the table, and fell, and said, “We are i the Ixmks w« must go." to follow the Savior. Jesus Himself l.xh killed." “Lot her slide, John, I’m -praying recognises every man's free agency CoL Alston died st ten minutes to 7. when He invites the sinner to conic unto for Ixith of aa!' replied the faithful Cox'a wound* ore not considered mor ' wife. him and !>•> saved. But there are argu­ tai. and today he wm taken to jail to And John did let her slid*, by bravely ments of divine authority and perawait trial, the Coroncc a jury haviag ’ turn nig the alnd to one aide and letting ' it shoot over an embankment, down a distant* of twenty foot, into the snow Leiow, carrying witli >tthe bride, groom. office Solaris* i canceled (says , .— ----- ------ •pondent), newspapers seat, and cash receipts of the office* 145 were added to what is called the “ Presidential list,” that is, the salaries were fixed at over 11,000, and Postmasters receiving thia ---------- ----------------------I’reaxlcni, while under that th pointedKey by thinks the Postmaster Judge that the growth __ of postoffice receipts is a pretty fair indication of the growth of the business of the Country. “ The sale of stamps and postal-cards, and circulation of newspapers,'* says he, " is s good liaromcter to measure the business and intelligence of communiJudge Key expresses some surprise, in the recent readjustments of salaries, to find the Hawthorn States falling ao far behind. Compared with the North­ ern and Western States, they make hardly any “ show" at all. The moat rapid increase is in the Northwestern States, and, so far at can be gleaned from postoffice receipt* that section of the country will outstrip all the others in The Htato of Nebraska, admitted to the Union al a comparatively recent Eriod,anJ containing *o small a poj)hion in 1870 that she luu but one mcmlicr of Congress—this young State now lum as many Presidential poatofficca as Tcnncaaoo with I.2&0,0Q0 popu­ lation and ten members of Congrtssl The number which each State has » seventeen. The comparatively new State of Inwa now has more Preaideutial postofficc* than the States of Alatxxua. Arkauaa* G corgi* Louisian* Missiwppi. North Carotin* and South Carolina combuM-d. Following are Mime of the figure* in detail: wuroMia.............. ae IM.UWIAU.-........ .. » Judge Key, who gives cloao attention to all the detail* of th*- postofficc buxi­ nes* thinks tliat the increase of postofficc receipts is s pretty fair indi­ cation of the commercial and intellect­ ual growth of the country. A correspondent of the Philadelphia Pre»a M-nds that jxjw'r a brief histori­ cal sketch of the ’ origin and use of the motto " E Plnribna Unum.” The origin of the motto is ascribed to CoL Itoed, of Uxbridge. Maa*. It first ap­ peared on a ooi>p>-r coin struck at New- " E Pluribua Unum." They were made in England. The act of Congrcao of 1792 authorizing the eatabbahmeut of a mint, and the coinage of geld, silver, and copfwr. did not proscribe thia mot­ to. dot was it ever legalirrd. It was placed on gold coins in 1796. and on silver coins in 179s. It was constantly uaed thereafter until 1831, when it was withdrawn from the quarter-dollar of a new device. In 1834 it was dropped from gold coins to mark the change in the standard tin-ness at the coin. Id 1837 it was dropped from the irilver coin* marking the era of the revised minloodj. It has been thought proper to restore it recently to our new silver dollar without any special sanction of law, although the exproaaiou is one very The Ways af Trade. When young Hyson, who is a commiaaion merchant and an importer, came home to dinner one evening last week, he found Mrs. Hyson just parting with a callci and describing some “lovely" Chinese lanterns she had bought at Veneer's, on Washington �•* BUILDER’S HARDWARE! WaW«wt Mtoto—n BostOIl Store I EVER BROUGHT TO BARRY COUNTY. Which will be stod At Hock BotUm Prices. Jefferson Nails, [all sizes.] ------M----- Brawls, lignin, Oil Ctoths, Sash, Doors and Blinds. Paints, Oils, and Varnishes. The finest Grand Bn won't try I No more need of abut bare floor when you can me for XI et*. per yard. are artaaHy eowtrolled by ex-eowfMleT**•*. *ad * nuuoriiy of laxnrioua arota in Ito Senate filled by men who Warr tto kt»j xu.l wh<m title to fame rente upa« their effort* to dertroy thin Ra- IHkrro*, The net id Brook*. A. J. Hank aa free-bold rlretaniroaidUM of Nashville, ha. Imen p< inc that a ramriutlon be Glass, Putty, &c., &c., &c., Closing Out Their Complete Stock illSVORTI I BROOKS, Everyone Contemplating building will find it to their ad­ vantage to look over my Stock before purchasing. --------------- M---------------- maa will walk op Um While H«u*e were told to occupy a certain building •mm and take hia neat in the Proaiden- tn one yard. m> tn they wenL Ttor tiafchair. were nt owed away on atol vr«. one di­ Then will m:r glortou* triumph to rectly over the other, and about two feet apart. There wan a atrip of Imard _____ .. nailed *tong the front edge of each atrate/rom the ('‘WtitMou AMD TKAMTLE THEM IM THE MIKK! Then will we reorganize the right tbeir neck*.* Harry cuta pood com­ fort* Ide shelf near the stove. “ao he Then will we decorate tto Capitol with tto toetaro, of DAVIS and LEE and STUART. and .11 the gfotiou. leader* of a cacw that umot 'umt act Lrrttta still! Ye*. thank Gad! wa HAVE tto Cap­ itol." In ronciusion we must say that if tto sitaat im» at Washington al thia moment ia not critical ia certainly very inter- to that yard until wen' ordered into r, aa Harry Mid, iff worthy of better g tbeir *tay in the .‘dted; row aa offi­ cer* weyv important factor* when alive they miM be followed to tlidr grave* try *11 Um sodto* within gun .hot of the place of their death. So Harry wa* among the mowraer* at the funeral of an officer be had never Ward of. didn't . BilKRIPT PRICES! GRAINS TO HAKE ROOM FOR THEIR JJKNBY BOE. ------ ALSO A FULL USE OF------ Prtotot. Recorder. SPRING STOCK ! Pmotmietoe ------ OLD RELIABLE------ MEAT MARKET. JFVesA and Salt Meats, bite Hus uiltaMcn, •plash • to tto time of tto anode, out to : the cemctry, where he was deposited I. ■ ™a.,Ul llcrr. »«rr l~r—4 I Jy Ito fort that bn had been, mourning for an officer. Ho cr*n Dow thinks that if it had t>een a warm day. and ing^ya*. tamed to Ha annatiarrr and dry^walking, to would hare cpjoycd “’John. <Uyea think IaaforiaMogh ^ry',.Uy ia tto barracksxl’XS'rss. x°i r.ViL! rifty farmer had a certain which, trot into a camp of thrifty alaa a bright, fat little boy to keep ua thrifty-—,..______ —________ "XKto around nod took a atrp dfora never rould agree, especially the form .< showed the brat nfkcwpiiii facing Hany again, re- “------------------ ‘-------- 5 chance for a dt pate. Saul |.n bi. hide to a »i I didn't know, bat you that wa* dark’ and then the------------ -- ,—,------- — it wa* afr from mortal ryw. But that thrifty farmer mimed that thrifty hog, whereat he mtoc much ado. Hr even went no far aa to arruw the soldier*. IntihniV Baliii rill tin. C. 0. WOLCOTT. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Yours Respectfully, FURNITURE! . FURNITURE! --------- A FULL STOCK---------- AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE the BUYER. ------------ Mto— DO NOT NEGLECT SPBIIGTI01IIIRRIV av v.v , --------- A COMPLETE LINE OF KOCHER BROS i^OEFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c., &c. tbal hog to rnh7m.nl purpose*. rartucr come* to eamp. get* an officer and pro­ ceed* to interview the saUier* person­ ally. Now a* the officer had been eat- I iug leek*, hr could not ta.tr them in the totter. ar ia other word*, a* hr had had rome how to rould ant .men bog. •o after diligent inquirie* be went away convinced tto hop could not be found. While be was interviewing tto toy*. the boy. were stowing away cer­ tain piece* of freak pork and riico. of bread which they had reserved from breakfast. Harry «aya, “Alf.,—ynm! yum ! do yon—yum! remember what— jjrnml Ijmid for those—ynmbo—yum’ While ia that habitation amue of th* boys were in the habit of getting a lit­ tle bit “booty” at time*. by imbibing too freely of a certain liquid substance, known tn the inhabitant* of the efty a* whisky, tout to the boy. a* “forty-rod.” Where they got it wa* a query with the officer*. who thought that they had tto •tuff when' none but ttotuselv; • could pel at it. But to that a* it may, there wa* found to to- a certain two gallon jug which had it* headquarter, at a certain bouse out in the oak grub*, not far from camp, and Hany waato*tnu-trd to take a few of the toy. and go down to tto boose and break the neck Don’t fail to sec me before buying. WHEN IN NEED Or Dry Goods, ^Nfotionm. Bmota. 8hae». Etc. Their Store ia always supplied with KELLOGG, DEMAR AY & CO. PIONEER STORE ! The lost Wonderfal Farm Tool KEY & SEASONABLE GOODS, Of tHc H. G. HALE, PRESCBIPTIOI DRUGGIST BOOKSELLER New Goods New Goods! KOCHER BROS. In a few day* they will be in receipt of SPRING GOODS! KOCHER BROS. VIENNA BAKERY. We are now receiving our Spring Stock. The first installment of BOOTS and SHOES! HATS AND CAPS!____________ _ Arc in stock, and more following until outiMTEIKS^s line, in all its departments, is complete. PATENT MEDICINES, DTE-frrrrFR, LOOK OUT. FOR NEW ‘ID.” SOON. SCHOOL BOOKS, ix:4riLi: MUSICAL! GOOD GOODS GENTS WANTED cHuraraiinH MMIOK �Ob- trees thi- odd wrsther. and th*’ the bteod right <rel “oa • Mr*. Ck*. Atherton; who went on vhd» to her parents, during the wintm <w. account <rf ill-health, has rrturne ■ 1>. C. Gwirrrrn’x. Combs, Tooth. Hair^aad Ctoth Patterns New Spring Wall Paper FROM A BROWN BLANK TO A GCH.T ONE. MICHIGAN CURTAIN FIXTURES Holland*, all colors. Oil Curtains with Guilt Bands, also Nottingham Laces, ville im-rebant*. The “beautiful Mao*** only in little, iinromsnlic north aide of the bills. WhataAcaaro-yw’hroaAdatefm-F1 reach VeramatviBw until Wednesday Nwtwteuc, *»,i duit's what * the matter with Yl.ViHe. —K. d Mnram of West Castleton, A. J. Hammond, who is confined in the county Jail at Hasting*, is very sick fit); typhoid pneumonia. , Jamea Cross, firing north, “sagnml ofl” tai Tharwday, ami rememlwred the Nitws with n nice dUh of wax. Hee. L. Merrifield, a Vnivnsalht prtwehry of Concord, will speak at the Opera He ere next Wednesday even- Ha wax universally esteemed through- lUadjr '»• Griggs, came off before ’Squire Camp­ lage to a young man, u nephew of T. Garlingvr. bell <rf Hasting*. oh Wednesday, and A six-year-old ‘Markey” made a little and Bob. get* back hia ux»u. We un-; fun fur thobuysouTliarsday evening. Hr ran away from Detroit ami wuxsent dcrstai.d thr'enne will Iro appealed. fork on the Atlantic express. eiimiin —m TMtav Mr*. Frank Pattison, .who I* visiting evening, pat in nomination the fmlow- £T. C. Dowumrs, viaited Dr. Jones’ nUl roomaon Thursday, and had idxing ticket: Pre*, Wm. Killen; Recor­ t-<-n teeth extracted, without a groan, der,' E. J. Frighncr; A**e**or, John 'nlrre's pluck fur yon, lx>y.». Barry • Treasurer. H. M. Lee. CoanE. R. Timmerman i* Agent for the rflmsa, T. C. Dawning. A. W. Old*, I “*1 >,’wr J-BFlaixl Organ* and and Henry Roe. I Chickering, It rlror and Arion Piann*. —The Evqniqg NuftU - AJJanyCo. I a* will Im seen by hi* ad. thia week. * When in need nf a mnsical instrument man went to Grand Rapid* to kill the । don't tad to see Frank. man who .toped with hi* wife, but af­ 1 The ladies of Maple Grove will meet terward thought footer of it, took *95 at Mr. and Mr*. John Stewart'* Tuestor her, and called it square. He is now [ day afternoon. April 1»t. for the purchuckling over the way be cheated the p»so <4 organfating a Ladies’ Mito .So­ ciety. for the lH-ucfit of the U. B. Chnrrb. A’ cordial invitation i« ex­ —And the Republican* have put in tended to all to attend. nomination the foBowtng ticket for There will be a meeting of the W. C. villqgiiaflbw: President. D. C. Grif­ T. U. at Uro home of Mnu D. 8. Hangb, fith ; Recorder. C. H. Brady ; Assessor. next Tuesday afternoon. Aa it la a bn»Lewt* Durkee ; Treasurer, 11. M. Lee; tncs« meeting all members arc request­ ed to be present. Uro semi-annual Cmraritmen. Wm. Boston, DavklDem- election of officer* w ill occur. aray, and Jaeob Ixntz. Mm. C. W. Smith. S«',. —UDele Jonah came very near figur­ Kdlogt Denuuay A Co. come for­ ing hi a disaster on Thuraday last. , word with a new nd. and a batch of local* this w eek. They are negotiating WhUw drising to thaaCtoraoMi mail, h* rrosMJ tbe track brhlwd thetxMto^K- for a hretrse, aud as Mr. Blair ha* had thc same time it was slowly lacking up to the water tank. The car struck the hind end of Jonah's dray, dewing it around, lifting iMgsttsf, etc., bat for­ tunately did no damage. -Oa Thnmday th* Bpdy foil* bad their exanriaatiun before Esq. l*arady for resisting officer Grigg* while he -Wax I'M. steers," when they were Itound over to the next ienn of the Cireart Court for ■ —The Moos i« the name of a upright • trial. Proa. Att’y Knappen appeared . It little doily that wa* born over at for the People and Mesxra. C. Smith and Rattle Creek thia week, and comes to C. G.TMbnuA I u* marked with an X. We gladly re—Day by day a* April 1st draw* nigh. | —It has been suggested that Nasb{villc wouM.bc a good ojiruing for a cd ia little knot* diweowung the proliasoap factory, n-lub- the correspondent biiitieaof the con tret. There are three , for Uw Hasting* Ncabael and Journal tiekoti in lhe Add. and the indication* stay* with u* for the reason that he arc promising for more. Taken al) towould furnish ail the fpe needed for the geth«r«urdwrtrcdeetMm next T«Msnap iMisiDea* and have sonic to s|mre. day will undoubtcilly be a lively one. —We are informed that th era i* a —There will be a temperance mare yuuag grntlctnau residing in Sunflehl meeting eat Sunday evening next at the who I* so absent-minded that bo could M. E. Chareh.' MWD. F. Sagmdwrph. ■not retnembe-r the name of hwaflbuired o< Charlotte, will lx- present and.nl- fair one when in the act of introducing her tn a friend ata puldic entertainmerit recently, and after scratching hl* head In a hopelcs* manner for some minute-*, was promptly and incvocuhljdismiased by that indignant young lady. —Dr. Bariter has just received a com­ munication direct from Dr. H. A. Rey­ —The co.!' of the People v*. Sam nold* stating that if the people of this F<»w|ar, foe disord^riy ceaduet at the vicinity wish it, he can come here in a Liberalist social, which care ba. been fow week* and hold a scritw of temper pending for two oc three week* past, anee revival meeting*. Let ua be up finally camo up for a bearing before and doing and Dot' let the opportunity Esq. Parody on Monday. The Jury diaagreed. standing three for convic­ ful and effective speakers in the coun­ tion and three fur acquittal. The care try. Step forward with your contribu­ came up for a re-bearing on Wednes­ tions. . day. when Esq. Parody diamiased it for -The M. E. social al Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wheeler’* on Tuesday evening, wa* the prisoner. an enjoyable affair, and noil attended. -AL Lampbcr. nigbf-wptoh i» Did*' A number were given such subject* ax mill, met w,th a little accident on Sun­ -Money” “Pina,” -Sheep,’ “Hops.” day that might havr'bMni attenA-d with •Totalm x.” “Soup.” He., and called up a more seriona result. With a party of to make remark* from the same, some chum* he was enjoying a ride mi a c,f which remark* were quite interest­ hand-aw to Tbornapph I«ake. aud no­ ing, and served to keep the company ticing a fox squirrel by the sute of the feeling good. Be fresh rnents were railroad, palled hU revel ver and fired, Served. The collection amounted to wounding tiro squirrel He was about rA ■ to fire a reermd time when M* thumb —Y. P. Carerll i* a straight-forward, slipped from the hammer of thi- fire­ sober and industrious fanner of Maple arm wtit* -went eC" dm bullet taking Grove, yet it i* apparent tliat he ha* cflecX in lhe fore finger of h(s left hand, some raemica. On Wednesday night entering the fleak. »t tho first joint and of lost week. MUM! rogue* visited a lodging midway l*t weeu find joint and house he ha* charge of. which had Just kmadtB. Doc. ScoHirmovda the ball. —Some two weeks ago, Dan. Mrnroc. thr. door. amaahMl oat a window, ami and might have torn the xlianty down bad not Riggs’ dog frightened them away. Again on Tuesday night last. Cassell's sugar camp wa* visited and enough *ynip to make thirty-fire pound* erf sugar, stolen. Mr. Caaaell. and a neighbor tracked the raseaU ixHne, and he says if they commit any more of tlroir depredation* tie will girs them a dore ft Justice. Why i* it f Yen. Why hi It tlmt the IlnutMt Church dors not nifflr forward and |*»y for the organ they have been using for tlw jinx: year ? Mraxr*. Shep­ ard Barn*, so w«- lutrc .been informed, have had to hire the immey to make i tiro payment for the urgsii, and yet the chureb fail* to raim- what money 1* ui rt—ary to retain It in the church. Would it aot lie better for the mrwilror* nf the c-bureh to throw in a few dollar* all around, jwy for the «man, and have the ngiy matter diwoaed uf at once? Who.will be the flrat one to set the wheel rolllug in tiro gt»od muse. One day last week, Mr,S. A. Shepard returned ftt>tn Nashville, w hither buxi­ nes* had nillrd him. went to hl* sugar camp. and. although freezing cold, and UM lUgu* of xap,'cxcept at the proltonci*. he righted all iilx nap |ntil*, which were bottoqi tip, kept looking Aral up in tiro trees, then around'a* though expecting the slieriff, Went to tho honre u iu * great hurry, xooti went Lack to tiro, “bush,” agnin, and turned hi* pail* all bottom up. while every <mo who Match­ ed him declared him crazy. The next morning he righted all hi* pail* again, then, a* if remembering a duty, be hur­ ried over tu ace your corresjxHideut, and do tiro only thing which would re­ lieve hi* luiud. namely, acquaint the Nxws with the fact that he is gnuul-pa. KALL PAPERS ud BORDERS. TV" tyring Shawls, Dress Goods and Calico Ju*t utstlad at Tbwa«*x. ■'£J BwkoX <S“uXx CM. rv The low prices in Furnit are that CocxciL Rooms, t visited oilier place* over throe year* March Mtb. ltl».» ago, reached Nashvillc March 1st. In­ Regular meeting held. augurated by Preseut-Chipman. Pre-ideat; Bar la r, WlMjolcr, Truman. Iroe and Cook, Kkllooc. Dknakat k. Co. Tntalees. IT- Paint*, Gila V'arutehre and Minute* of the previous meeting read Brodie* in variety and h>w at ami approved. z'' Boise Bmm.’ I lhe committee appointed to settle with the treasurer re|>oft the following: Our patient rested eaxy during sen - • We, the onderaigDed7 committor, ap­ pointed to settle with jfiw treasurer, re- ice* last Sabbath. The White Wlrro of 1 (34 97.) I ixirt the following receipt* and dis- Tar ho* done it* work. tnirseiuenta for the ^d*r ending March Vf Every man, woman and child ' Mth. A. D. 1879: \ within ten miles of Nashville, ought to 1 see the -new stock of nobby Spring . Goods just received at D. C. G MtrxTrit'*, , ami sold a price* 90 per cent, lower , than ever before. and Petr lloldtra, Silverware, Ac. Wm. A. AYLSWOKTH THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE HF* Frame*. Just tlw xixe for mot- • toe*, andsold cheap, at H. G. Hal* *. j TF* Hamlsonro Print* and Dress ' Good*, of the latest styles and patrru* 1 Just received at D. C. Gntrrmt's. ' IV School Book*. Slates, Irogal Blank*. Stationery. Box Paper, Frosh Stock, and Ix»w Price*, nt Bout: Bru's. . tV New Style Print* from three to Ever known in Nashville, the like of whirh Ira* Dever been bcanl of in thia i *ix cents, at D. C. Gturrrrit's. cinity. Occupying my owd store-building and running under light expense* Ou motion the- report «a«accepted. tV 1 .adies alxuit pnrrhaxiug Dye- am prepared to make the mo*t liberal offer* in the way of prices and trrm*. On motion the follnaing ncct. wa* Stufia will save money by calling at you will see by the following riented and,on motion allowed. H. G. Halt’s. 8. Powers, attorney fee,.......... *<JA)O. tV Everj thing iu tiro line of Furni­ The acct, of James Fleming for •Ti­ tling with the committee s a* presented ture at prices that defy competition, at Kkllouu, Demauay k Co'*. and on motion not allowed. On motion the Ifrexidcut appointed TV Now i* tho time to buy Oran gr­ Loe and Cook, with lhe Rvcortfcr. a* n and ix-moiu while they are cheap. Cali Board of Registration fur the next vil- ■ ami C. C.*uas. W. Smith. lage electioi>. On motion the President appointed IV Good Book* fur the home circle lx-c ami Cook,- with tho Rcconlrr. a* very low at Botsx Bbos.' Inspectors of the next village election. On motion Council adjourned. FV Carpet Warp of the best brand*, C. H. Bxadv. E. CHIPMAN, clroapcr than ever, nt Recorder. Pra*idrtit. D. C. Gutnrm's. CV Oil M«J*1 or Oil Cake. 10 lbs for We are thankful to chronicle the re­ S3 cents, at ____ IL G. Hale’s. turn of our former townsmen. Harry Kelly BritUm. of CharlooUe. lias a SEE THE UGHTNING~8EWER, Tompkins and John Tasker, from their daughter 17 year* of age, who weighs extended western tour. They I think, 305 pounds. At Truman’* Stun*. have made A'aasa* their home rince A carload of people from Vicksburg ! tV I hare no old utock. My Drug* leaving here nearly two weeks ago. It left that place for Iromlville, Colorado, are all fresh and pure. This Is *omcis suppoersl that they have conxidera- Saturday. thing to l»e remembered in putting np Ide money now, which will be let al a Ed. O’Neill, of Charlotte, wa* on' prescription*. H.G. Halk. ' low rate of interest on gmxl security. Two weeks ago they staated out, hav­ a’ [wicked tlieir luggage and said their miuor.'and Hurd *40. Thsuking tl»e ladim of Nadivillcami George W. Freeman, who suddenly good-byes. VXs sue them march off. with Idood in their eyes, a grip­ left Battle Creek about a year ago. i* vidnity for imaI fxvorx, 1 invite their attciiUou to a very flue assortment of sack in one hand and n revolver In the laying in clover at Memphis Tenn. other to brave the .Western wilds, Mr*. George Warner, living mar Spring Millinery GotMbi, which I have lu Men’* Boy*’ and Youth*’, consisting of Beaver*. Diagonal, Banket and Fancy Colorado being their destination, but Holly. <ln>pi>cd dead on Sunday last, ju«t purvluosil nt the lowest market Caxsimcre* Our *34.00 Suit* reduced to *18.00. *30.OU Suita reduced to *15.00. the farther they got from home the while attending to lo-r liuurobold da- price. A careful inspection i« solicited. *10.00 Sujte rrduee.1 to *13.06. *13.00 Suita reduced U» *0.00. *10.00 Suite reI will not be undersold. Yours Ac., stronger si uiol - the ties that ImmidiI ducedto*«JM. *&U» Suita reduced to *5.00. *5.00 Suite reduced to *8.50. 100 Maogik Jkfvbkv. them to the town from which they Rrv, Mr. Townrend. of Ilicldnnd Paine Good Pant* *1 JO, worth *3.00. 500 Hate trad Ct»|* *1.00. worth *9.00. swear they never more will drpart, io Kalamazoo county. solved the great ry Mobew Electric Light, best5-ccut one of them we give the credit of work­ mystery by hanging himself. on thcSUt Cigaf in town, for wale nt ing one day nt ten dollars per mouth, 11. G. H ale’s. to the .other the credit rtf trying to get Charles Hine, a young man from T*h a chance to do do the same thing. Go ty For Strictly 1’nre Drugs and West, ynnng num. go West, hut lie mire |*'ining. Mid,., was killed by a negro Mwlir'ilt.'A K*n In It.ilxv Itu.,*’ in a saloon row nt Ixmdville, Col. a few ■nd have money enough to conn- back day* ago. ■gain. ______ _______ Qlill TV laidie*. call in at 11. 0. Hauk's The last execution for mnrtler and exam inc hi* elegant stock of Trona HAST IMG* "ITEMS. Mirh.'took place Sept. 34th, l«30. The for Picture*. They an- cheap. 200 Paira Boot* nt from *UJ0 to *3.00. *2-50 and *3-00. 5U0paira Wimmcb’s. Mm*crime resulted from the intoxication of r* ami Childrvo'* Mme* from 35 eta. to *3.U0 per pair. Tltr above are a decided SEE THELifiHTNING SEWER, the criminal. bargains, being worth double the money. At Truman'* Store. Mr.Morgan, hurt, not long since, by of 1'aul Lex'* knuticr camp, accidental­ bring thrown from htxcamagi, from ly shot hnntadt through the head and IV Gil Cake very cheap at died instantly. haring another team run into his vchiItoiar. Baos.' clf. u a I >oii t again. * John G. Opfcl. a German jwddlcr of IV The lnrg>*t ami Irovt asaortmrat Thi* c*>rre*iM>i)dcut liax voluntarily Nile*. <>n the 35th wax killed at Galiru. f Men'*, Youth’* and Boys’ Clothing relinqtiixbrd hia niultifanona position Itcing run over by a railroad train while ver brought to Nashvillc.at in the Journal office, ami is now. a top­ walking on the track. ographical artist on the Bonner. Mtil■ When the Three River* pconle have tifnnoua he deem* to lx- n good word a brrach-irf-nromisc case on trial they in thi* coiinreiion, ax his duties trav­ hire a hall, charge 15 rents admuMiou. Iletroit Daily Papers. Poat and Triersed Uic whole scale, front writing and give the fees to the rhiireh. I hi nr. and Free press, nil the latest Kcruscnc Oil 25 eta. !3 lb* Louiidaua Sugar for *1X». « Iba. Whole foaf Tea leading editorial* to sweeping out. I sadorc Care. a Frenchman, of Che­ for *1.00. H 11m. Raisins for *1SO. Chewing Tolmcco 45 cte., worth 50. Plug Ex-city Marshal Prickett’* case seem* boygan, committed suicide at tliat Magnxiucs. Libraries nnd Weekly Pa pent, alxo Nashville Nkws every Fri­ Tolwcco 65 rtx., worth 80. And a thousand other articles *t corresponding pric­ to be one which roll* for much *j mpa- place last Sunday night. by jumping off day evening, al H. G. Halk’l. es, which cannot fail to attract the pocket liook of Uro doer raah buyer. thv. Within the past vcui lie lia* lxs-n called upon tn lx-ar tlx- Iom of father, IV" A complete line of new, liandmother, one child ami his estimable Vanderbilt i* to construct a tunnel sonir and nobby Brackets and Wall wife. Left alum-, with two beautiful Oniameut*. cheap, at children of tender years, tlie road be­ for the Canada Southern ruadalGroxao J. Lextx A: Sox’*. fore him seem* dark nnd glnoniy. and laic, ami will commcnct- operation* the hi* task on nnlnons one. C«>u*t<l'-ring 30th of next month. Tlic estimate ia ry Don't forget that Wood makes the circa instances, would it not be wdl *1.000,000. the best wagon in the market by *10, for the • •• • -•• Mrs. Blackford of Constantine, ha* warranted ; keen* tho Iwst workmen to become inxane, in cunaequcnce of hav­ do all kind* of wagon mending and hi* old ing been deserted by her huxband. who blacksmithing: the Ixwt of Harrow*. left her to take earc of herself and Corn Plows, Ivmd Scraper*. Mower* three children. and Reapers, Caxtings, Plow*. Plow fixing*, etc. Don't forget to call licfore the 18th. of tnclunn, caused by eating you buy. I will give you mme gomix raw ham. Another im uilwr <>f'the fam­ for les* money, tlu.L any other mtn. ily. of Prairie Creek, Ionia Co., i* not J. M. Wood. expected to lice. rr Pine Wall Paper and Border*, The house of John Bang, of Sebe­ waing. Horvti Co., wm burned during (tnuimcil free) Window Shade* mid Bolvk Bkos.’ the temporary alwcnre of the parent* Curtains, very low at ASSYRIA ITEMS. The Hotel projicrty licen concluded yet on cruokiilnre* in the title. Mrs. Rathfou, living in tire Wad*I worth ueighlMiriiood, I* seriously ill. Also Mrs. Ashley, of the Center. F. D. Walker ha* rented and moved on tn the North Mrndow Farm, and Mr. Dingman, of Battin Creek, takes hia place on the El!is farm. E. P. Wadaworfh'* mill, located two 8liirs south of the Center, i* having a nt< run of husinex*. Mr. Wadsworth cut* 800,000 fret per annual. Wn understand B. T. Kent intend* patting in a slock of drop this week. Wo an- glad to see it. as it is something which is very much Deeded here. CLOTHING! CLOTHING I STAPLE AND FAICT GROCERIES la cheaper than ever and in price and* quality I ran, and will, do an well by you ax anj farm in Barry or Eaton cuuu tie* Call and Ret my price* on any­ thing in my line before making your purchases and I will do you good. Give me a trial and by good Good*, low price* and fair dealing 1 will en­ deavor to merit your patronage and good will. CLOTHING! BOOTS AND SHOES OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE. Fiisst Ins il Fmitm n lie Cmtr. Niewn INcpot, FIRST-CLASS GOODS. CARPETS AT COST. Undertaking Good*. WM. A. AYLSWORTH. .on the 19th, and two children, aged one IV Silver and Gold Perforated and three yearn, peririrod in the flames. Board, also Mottoes, all styles, cheap. Up in Menominee they had about six indie* of mow last week, which «u* one «rf the l>e*t week* of the winter for wood* work. The Herald *ay*: "Put Allow a cold to advance in your »y*the Menominee river down for *00.000.- U-m and thn* encourage more xenon* 000 feet of logs.” maladies, xudi a* i’m nnoinin. Hrmorrhng-m, and- Ightg trouble*, when an immediate relief can Iw mi readily at­ tained. /farofcre’* Genoa* A^rap hnx gained the largest xak- in the world foe the cure of Cough*. Cold*, ami the acrercatlung dmcam*. It ia I>r, Bo*dtce’s famous Osm—n preoeriptmu, and is prepared with the greatest care, to the well. and no fear Mid !*• entertained in adWm. Sunderland and Nelson Bany. Hiinirtcring it u» the youngest dtihL a* two lad* aged 14 and 13 year* got into per directkmx. The sale of thrn medi­ cine ^.unprecedented. Since ftrst in­ ?ngainGraml troduced there low been a constant inStarting down stair* to settle the mat­ ter. Samirrlam! atablird Barry in ihr hack, inflicting a wound which will prove fatal. Sunderland wa* arrest cd the next morning. Peter Imlay. Frank lia. Oakland Co.. La* Just bMk fined *10 for cruelty to his son, te-ing convicted in a justice Sit i* about time this sort of bro­ ws# sharply looked after and «L It wm onlv the other night mother port id'the state, a little a who had arciitentatiy fell into n rare.wns found huddled to the straw in the bottom of n -h igh in an Nurmtuor CLOSED OUT AND PILLING UP. . wky wiu T*« The infant of Wm. and Ella I’urdus wa* buried last Monday. J(>*r|>h Slmciicomb anticipates build­ ing a bouse tiro coming summer. Earn Pfrrer i* the l««s« cari>cntcr. E. G. Holbrook ha* a model of a pat­ ent right fence and is going over into the town of Vermontville, to *cll and get rich nfi’ from the same. Mrs. Pott* pareeil from this life Tues­ day ere., at the age of seventy-onr years. She lias been a resident of Woodland for forty years, lieing lhe first white woman settler in the town. II. K. IHrkinson A (s. MEAT MARKET! lUR Stock ’ present. i AU, KINDS OF NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS FRESH AND SALT KEATS 1 Which are muck cheaper than in lhe Fall, in fart lower than ever known ia the history of trade. : Especially ia (woodti ■’•rural. UBB, Ac., KVlGdru and Pelts taken al the higk'- Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2e. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. French Designs 11c, former price 20c. Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. Onr old Dress Goods will be sold much Itelow cost Don’t buy until you get our prices. w TMM,tar r. tew* I.■■■>! �and rote i*to his hry bwk : .“Thia is tbe land of tho swvm. TboirwotoisUe bigist bird wm* swims the deep, loeg graeefle ne* tike makes bn, and not any tail for to speak at* Bime bi the caml it come out and worked sway, and then tho mau he rote a other time: “The swous Jogs is 4. and itaJeota is vopptta. Mwuus is jest like enmate." After a wile there wm • natif nigger. character of the engagement uf those troops will be better realized when is is known that this regiment lost seven color-bearers in killed and wounded /and all its color-guard; after which (CoL Morrow took the flag to rally the ritriment, and was himself wounded while carrying it, and obliged to leave tbe field. He wax struck on the top of-the head 1^ s' minie ball, pnxinoiig a seri­ ous scalp wound, from which the blood flowed freely, completely covering hia Witono and M. IM BLgatana far ths msntioc of Rim Pasha m JftnisSsr of tbs Interior. TSs Cristo to thus virtually nxto.1 The French floating battery Armgaa> foMdsryd daring a etocm In ths Jtein- A LMtm to the public from Archbtobop Pwrrell, of OodimaU, expUaatorv of hia eaanoal dlfficidttas. lxa« poUiabwl Hanarratoa the maare whiA tod to hia nremot roBTT-SIXTH rosumss. Jtxlre BallanJ to Rare reryteg frees II to sad tonus of imprteoaiMut free, ua DtaFATCBKs from Lynchburg, Va., toats test ths Oread J uryof L'niiad Btstew , Heerro (kw > teltoW |M J ngkteu* ■amad Omoty Arfgro ft* rifu«o< to rtreg 1 Mtemoea, of Bo^ieuj Brown, of .IHMUI, Xetooe, —_ '" • *" Drown, or g* Badhjrd; Griffin, of BoaruAx; --Parish, at Buekinsham; Bawlsa, of Fluvanna Nrw OatXAJW is threatened with a anaarsal panic, sad th. banka bare dao.Ul no, to pay ow* «■ cbeeka more than IJJ> to one poster la ore da,. A Naw Oaxxxxs dispatch anDoune*« Ihsl tbe '□onk. of thal exy bare rneum»l fuU payment tn eonwary....... A I*aducab (My ) <*. ±■5:‘J* Djil he and: “I gws yudebeen lots tierdor than wot you are is aome feller had been a ridin you.* A man wieh had a caml in a oho stood to the dour of his oho and hollerd : * Wock in gents, ony two bits for to see lha grate caml of Madgigaskor, wich works the deaaert like a thing of life, and wich ia so high that its haunch is cuverd with eternle snol* Then tay staters ynng man he I aed: *How hi ia yure tent I* Then the aho mau he Inked at my sis -ten ynng man a wile and be scii: “ The arkiteck wich deainnd it ia absent puti u up a idiot sylum for fellers wich aaasna the oboman. and bis plans ia lock up in tho ephelenta trunk, but I gem mebby thia tent is bout to hi M the platform wich ytire father was gitlin down off from time he broke hia nock,” Then my sisters yung man *iie wm offle mad. and he take of hia note and was a gnin for to lick the ahoman. But the ahoman be hollered Imck in the tent: “Jim, fetch that caml out here and make him pay his 2 bits, coo there's a ^ung feller wich ia a other sbo." But if I wm my sisters yong man I wude bit the sboman on the snoot of his nose, yes, indeed, and holler: “ I'me the grate filer of Madgigaaker and my baek is got upper than a caml'a back, lota of eternle vno and some clouds, too, hooray 1" Cos Imo brafe like a aojer wen its a fair flte, town, followed by the victorious foe, and Col. Morrow found hia retreat cut off. On the morning of the 2d, when the Union prisoners were alxmt to be start­ ed for Richmond, the Confederate sur­ geon, who had examined his wound, hu­ manely suggested that it would en­ danger bis Life to make such a trip in Wen tho circus was here las time, tho heat of the summer, wliich being Billy he went but I had to sta to home communicated to Col. French, Fifteenth Virginia cavalry, bo sent Col. Morrow for to mind the Imby and I cride, but into the village, detailing a.guard to ac­ next day twaa him cride, cos ho hurt company him to see that he wm not hiasclf walkn on his hod, and Sammy busted hum throcn up moleated. And to the kindness of theac Doppy officers he believes hr owes his life. A a ruck for to catch it on his neck. night's root, with good surgical care, so Sammyb mother has got a red bed, jest like fire, you never seen such a redo, out tho next day and mingle with lhe troops, from whose conversation be learned ths movement* of tho armies, and how the battle progressed. At the commencement of the great cannon­ ade on the third day he went to the cujislo of the Court House, from which he saw the grand advance of Long­ street's assault aa it swept across the plains, saw tho lines tremble, waver, recoil, and break in confusion under the withering fire of tho Union troojm. It was after tliia tliat he learned that the Union wounded of the first day's l*atth> had not been attended to, and lie determined to relieve them if pos"’ ' upon the suggestion idge Wills, whose guest __ was, he allowed her to tie a green •carf (lhe insignia of a surgeon) about him. He then sallied out, and soon met Gen. Gordon«and staff. Approaching him with the customary- salute he said: ' General, I am informed that our wounded of tho first day's battle fie uncared-for on lhe field where they fell, CapL Aylward tells a droll story of a sod I »k your assistance in having rencontre between a bualiman and a lion. them attended to.* * Tou astonish me; The narrator wm acquainted with the it cannot be,* answered the General^uid, , man,aqil lias dq doubt of the truth of tbe turning to a surgeon, he said: ' is thia story. The bushman, while a long way ao; and if so, why is it I' The surgeon from his home, wm met by a lion. The animal, assured that he had his armies had been cared for> alike, but victim completely in his |x>wer, began that they had been unable to-virit that to sport and daily with him with a feline extreme part of the field. Turning to jocosity which the jxxir btile baaliiuan CoL Morrow, Gen. Gordon said : ‘Doc­ failed to appnx-kaU . The lion would tor. I will give you a detail ol ambu­ appear at a point in the road and leap lances thia evening to bring in your back again into tbe jungle, to reappear wounded. They will Im* in the central a little further on. But the bushinan square at 7 o'clock.' Col. Morrow war didnotioaohis ywaafst o< mind,and promptly on hand, and at nightfall , prceenlV hi* "9°* • 4*rtv* by wiishhe might possibly outwit his foe. This lances, with Confederate drivers tmd plan wm suggested by the lion's own stretcher bearera, for that |*rt of the men in ths House claim that they can muster forty votes in that body, thus leaving sixty tex-law members. In the Benate the proportion of prohibition members is less, probably, than in the the Senate U«t Tuesday. The bill calls for more than 944,000 for the en­ suing two years. Some ol tbe Senators oftpooed the bill on the ground that tho sum asked for is too much; others at­ tacked tbe college on general pciDo­ ping, contending that lhe school is an elephant upon the hands of the tax­ payers; that it is an impractical and visionary affair, etc. One item in the bill appropriates 64,000 for the erection of a professor's residence. Senator i Childs very warmly defended the col­ lege, contending that it is doing a good work throughout the State in the way of educating and i sflning the agricult­ ural masses. One unfortunate feature of the instruction imparted at the Agri­ cultural College is this—that the eons of rich farmers frequently receive the benefit of the same, and immediately thereafter enter the |>rofcas>on of law or medicine. Thus, it will be noticed, this class of young men “smouge" their Hoes*—Mr. Ctesiey IntrodiKOd a rwotueducation from the StabThe farmers of the State, aa a whole, I do not think ttoe asking the House to seed a raq^ctfU smbregard the Agricultural College aa a eagv to tbe Oorevwor Baktus him to rwtani to very practical training school for their sons. The theoretical part of the in­ struction may be well enough in its way, but theory alone cannot make a successful farmer. It ia not likely, however, that the college will ever fail for front ol State aid, as the agricultural element in Michigan ought to and will be recognized. The House, the other day, by a vote Faniir, Msreh 21 —terira— Bills psasi*1: of 67 to 4, named a bill to prevent body­ To provida for ths dioebargs of tbs dnttoo of snatching by punishing the perpetrate rn liijuucUoc master; to salborur the Board of by fines of not more than 11,000 or im­ Coatrol of Rials ttwamp lands to mska appro­ prisonment from one to ten years. In priation to lay oat, open and axietruct dntoM view of all the body-snatching which has taken place at Ann Arbor within the past two or three years, this bill ought speedily to become a law, and, having become a law, should be most rigidly enforced. The public sentiment her house, and all the people was runof the State will back up and energize nin and hollcrin in the street. and snch a manifestly righteous law. Missis Doppy she stood at the Tin do, and sat Uncle Ned what was up. Uncle Tbe following ia the full text of Rep­ Nod hr ace a bn to lite somewere, and he hollered to Minus Doppy: “ Put out resentative Kuhn's Abortion bill, which Borton bM Item so hotly discussed in the House this week. The bill will proltably liecomc a law, and thereby society, to some extent at least, will be saved from the fearful crime of child-murder, The first part of the preoent week hay now so common m the large cities and beeamo very scarce in thia market, and villages of lhe State: consequently went up, up, until it sold Ho-nos 1. I'royit Uu molt •/ JMiTho dying wish of Matthew Crooks, a aa high m 15 cents a ]x>und. The night jmx Errry pregnant woman aim Uhafter the nine a man drove up to our of M*- n* 15 yvan shall be dramad guilty of ||m* San Francisco millionaire, was to wit­ our corrals with a anan of rather lean erisM> of al-ortam if at any tone dating bar news the marriage of his daughter, and horses, which he ha<l just driven over pregnancy ate shall taks any molkUto, drug, or tho ceremony was jx-rformed at his bed­ sntelanre whatever, or ahall oar or mploj, ar ride, several weeks before the time that the range. He called out to the corral had been appointed. The deathbed dr­ ain of AG. Hayden, of the same city, “Say. Captain, I’d like to leave my was to break the engagement of his outfit here." daughter, and he made her promise on “All right,rir; drive in." her knees to discard her lover. Detroit “Stop into the office and leave yorn has had a variation of the common for­ name and where you can be found.“ eign Count matrimonial episode—tho ■Die stranger did as requested, and, ' * * inning away with the bride's while the corral man wm putting up the jewelry, but proving, after team, he peaacvl qttt of the office and up ■cal Count. A young woman section in a sleeping car‘at bluahiugiy explaining that “Say, that man is going to Ten Mile in the morning, to be gone a weak.* •Thed—I! Call him back." The clerk hallooed him back, when the corral man said: “Going to leave this team here n “Yea, sir; about a week, I reckon." “ Well, my friend, you will have to leave some security for the care and feed of this tram * “ Heavens, man," replied lhe stranger, “ ain’t the team security enough ?“ “ No, sir; hay ia worth 1150 a ton, and if you should leave that team in my care for a week, and anything should happen to prevent your coming back for it, the horses and wagon wouldn't bring enough to cover the livery bill I'd rather you'd take 'em somewhere else.”—LoadviJle Chrvnu'lt. field where the battle opened. It was a aheod of him, ho dodged to the right, weird sight, that long train of armv and feeling pretty sure of the lion's hearses, as. by the fitful light al a half­ whrrealxir.ta, resorted to the course of Goaded moon, made more obscure by quietly watching his movement*, When lhe lanterns they boro, this party threadthe hoa disoovered that the man had I cd its way among the blackened and suddenly diaaptxvid from the path, be swollen corpses, wliich lay where they was a good deal perplexed. He roared they had fallen two days before.and the moans and cries of the wounded for aabushman peeping at him over the graao. riztsnoc, and their supplications for The bashman at onc$ changed his poai- water wen* heartrending. Some wen* ■ tiorv «h0e tbelfofi St<nlurivnlnte in delirious, and talked of home and Dr. Richanlaon betieves that by icing I the path, following with Lis eye the fneuls, anil wondered tliat they neg.shifting black man. In another mo­ lecb-d them so long; while others, in blood that went through tho carotids to ment the bttle man rustled the reeds, their wild delirium, cheered on their the brain, and blood that came back vanished, and showed again at another comrades, as they fought over again in through the jugulars, we should directly point. The great brute wm first con­ imagination the terrible battle in which lower the temperature of the brain it fused, and then alarmed. It evidently they fall But by midnight they were self; and probably it may have been began to dawn upon turn that bo had all tenderly borne «*»y U> receive the doue’experimentally. but in practice it' mistaken the position of matters, and care they so much needed, and thus wm Dot found cosy. Il wm difficult to that he wm the bunted party. The many a valoaldc life was saved. As Col. keep any kind of cravat or collar that | bushman, who clearly recognized what Morrow wm about to leave for town he wm tried, with ice, round tin neck of a-M passing in bis enemy's mind, did not wm casually -old by a guard that there the patient; it slipped off and the old India-roblier bog^ or ice helmet, so well pause to let the lion reoo ver his startled were five more wounded at the artillery wiu. He began to steal gradually tow- quarters which had better be removed known in lunatic asylums, liad to be reeni the foe. who, now in a complete early in the morning, m orders had been sorted to. After s time Mr. Thornton combined a particular form of oan, received to fall back. The Colonel re­ which answers the purpouo extremely turned to town, and when he awoke the welL A pall of wat-r, with a large next day lhe Confederate troops were lump of ice in it, is placed above the moving out, and be wm soon abte* to bed of tbe pubent, and the stream of join his command on Culp's hilL" , ice water runs through tbe can, which is I formed of a coil of India rubber tubing lined with linen. That is placed upon “Whom do you regard M the grcakest the patent's bead, and it is made of dhmen of your txme?“ “Well, that fcrent sixes and shapes to fit lhe pawould be difficult to teff All rcch tieut; the other extremity of the tulx* things are comparative. I could name ia put into a second jail at the ride of a great many men who have served Ute bed, and by thia means the bead is tbeir country and tbeir tune with emi­ iced. Tbe effect in lowering tbe tem­ nent ability. But a man's publie use- perature is very marked, the thermome­ ter in almoel all ntstanrou i&dieabng a Harrisburg. Whei Harrisburg s youi with a clergyman, i_______________ __ the purehascr of the suction, and the honeymoon tour wm at once oom-1 mencod. A rustic couple dashed into a Wsahingtou oyster saloon, and implored the proprietor to get them married as aoon m possible. They had doped, and parents were on their track. Th.* oyster man not only summoned a Jus­ Tin Senate aprnt Thurxlay forenoon in tice of the Peace to tie the knot, Irat discussing a bill “To enable Boards of provided stews for tho psrty after Supervisors to praeure alwtncU of land titles, to provide for the Register of Dec<la keeping the some up, and to reg­ ulate their fees to l*e charged for tninxeripta thereof.' The bill provides that Boards of Supervisors, if so disponed. a professional horse thief, and parted from him. Mian Roggan's wedding day county, abstmeta of titles to lands, and was appointed in Cleburne, Texas, and keep the same iu Ixioka which shall be she made herself ready; but in the kept in the Register's office aa public morning she received a note from her records, and the Registers shall add faithless lover inviting her to come and She thereafter each transfer, encumbrance, see hu marriage to another girl. etc .without any compcnsaUon, and that committed suicide. Registers shall fufbiah copies of such slMtraeta si from 50 cents to fl for entry of the first conveyance, and 6 to IS cents for each subeeqnent conveyance. Senator Farr warmly advocated the passage of the biU, but wm vigorously opposed bv Senatoro Patterson. Hodge, Childs and others, they contending that snch a law would tend to litigation and knavery. Finally the bill wm amended to apply only to tbe counties of Allegan and Ottawa, whose people, according to Senatoro Lewis and Farr, wish it in this form. As amended it passed the com- Col. Ingerooll. of yourSlate, bad a large audience nt the Ojx ro Hoose, in thia city, Thursday night, to bear his elo­ quent lecture on “The Liberty of Man. Woman and Child.* Members of the Ix-gi*lature art* freely diacuaetag the President AngeD'a add Belaiiow of the Univt State " was atatiabral sn.l will do doubt have a good dboth » .ould be still Hewafnwk, ng tricky about “ But how ata I to determine ioualy naked the yonng mu. '•rd bey Ute pick-ax. anyhow, ran my cbMtmsif* whwpered tbe adriaer, m he moved over to the pq DBDGt,KDICilEHii CHEI1C1L8, 1801, MAILS I SBELF HARDWARE DR1 GOODS, amaHBRMSMM Groceries ud General Predict, gALUBUBl A BROSSEAU, Tmkm are in the South 1,579,097 ne­ gro children of school age. Of thia number the school* reach 600,000. The Aid fkx-iety of the Methodist Episcopal church has disbursed *71^85.40 in its , eleven years of existence for the educa­ tion of the negroes. ANTI MGS HOURB, MONEY TO ‘ LOAN I h IfptU ial tok tarilto $100.00 and UPWARDb � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-04-05.pdf.pdf 93160b3fdab958961efd9ac5c68319a8 PDF Text Text 7n z’H!-MbMnar BARRY CO^MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1870, “ Young woman, ws have a warrant against you. Too must come with na,’ ■aid two ferocious-looking individuals, or, at Isaot, they had a most formidable appearance in the ryes of the poor girl Mud her invalid brother as they entered their humble apartment. "For what? There.must lie some mistake,'’ faltered the flirl, thrinkingly. " Not at all. We never make mis­ takes. Ain’t your name Edith Montrooe?" they asked.- sharply. Tho girl bowed her head. "Ahl yas; it's aHrighk An^wareal you in the shop of Mr. Garnet yeaterday, jeweler, in Old Bond street?" was the next query. And again the assent wa« mutely w:'A'‘ro into, k« Itaw •hloof Msls.VUInnina 1 w■ a. si. s J. L BAKER, WALTER & POWERS. A TTOKJCrr si Lav. Jswkv W tha l-raee Xk Xstary Mik. TrsMacta a CHAS H. BRADY. Dr. E D. SESSIONS iroMEor.rniicphj.utan. Loc.i«isi £1 ta teeter. Ltaj sad state call, pr LEWIS DURKEE EE1GHNER. WOODLAND HOUSE. UNION HOUSE ORNO STRONG. The missing brooch had become en­ tangled in'the fnnermost recesses of the slrnggy mane, just below his broad leathern collar, and Neptune stood con­ victed of felony. But he was not only freely shielded from puniahm.'ntby a pardon.but some given. . • “Very well. Then you’re tho right few months afterwards he waa made n ______________________________ B. f. pereon ; and if -you don't choose te give wedding present to Mrs. Paul Trevaux, Taylor, M. D-, the Hecretary and Tnss. " nrer of the Louisiana State 'Board of up the brooch you stole we must take net Edith Montrose._________ Health, giving tho information that be you off at once to prison," was the rcMy Blrd-Honw. hod a Confederate coin in his posses­ My bird-house is not my own inven­ sion. In reply, Mr. Mason wrote for a tion. I read m some newspaper t^tat an lead-pencil nibbing of the piece, at pie oystcr-keg made a good bird-house, time expressing a doubt aa to the nxistand an oyster-keg is what ydta xpust “Ha. ha I We know what ail that have in the first place Most of you means. Wo must search the bouse if know what these kegs are, and <jan yon arc still ohstiAte. young lady," re­ easily get one from some Mnny>M(mie brought a m) thing of the coin. The obverse represent* a Liberty cap, turned the elder man. ■ . oyster-man. Leave the lia*d* in, and alwirc the American ahicld, the union •top np the bung-bole; then rut a round of the buti-r containing seven star*, rephole, twer inches in diameter, in the rescuUng the seven seceding Staten, the side, al>vnt two inches from the end you EDITH’S BROOCH. phd, -dly. "My brother is in one of ‘.design for the floor of your house, and Whole being surrounded with a wreath of sugar-cane and cotton in bloom and thf> rooms. Ke is ID. Please do not “There, tiiat's enough, young woman," shock him by such a dreadful falsehood." txiard large enough to project a couple saud the harsh voice of Mr. Garnet, the she went on presently. of inches all round, like a little plat­ “That's your look-out; not ours. You form. Next, cover the outside of the jeweler, aa s young and timid I rm ale ■tall lingered near his counter. “I have should not have done it," the man an­ keg with pieces of rough bark. If you mads you the offer If you like U> take swered. gruffly. have a wood-jrile to go to, you can prob­ it, wall and good; if not, you bad better ably find Jogs from which you can prv 1 to him that somewhat modified his off wide, curving pieces tliat will go half be off at once." hardness, and, when they fiurwued their round your little house; but if not, Jtou Still the girl hesitated. “Can you not do any more for mo? i warrh to the mrniid'a room. they so Ur tai tut get smaller bits from tnvi in /unit was taken posoesmon of by the Tlic broooh u ao verv valuable, it has । softened their manner ns to refrain the woods, and trim them with a Confederates in April, 1861, the origibeen prized ■■ one which is cxlremcly from fully explaining their errand to I nal dies of the United States were can­ ‘ the artmmhed Oecil rare." she pleaded. celed in the presence of the officials " My good girl, do Ami rtaMnal Je. I . " Welk-r-wellifa vsrydevrriy hidden. connected with tlm building. The have given my ulUxaalum. ,1 utirct. Confederate Caluuol, which was then make two prices." said Mr. Garnet, sitting al Montgomery, issued orders for ■harrily. "I can WMte no more time nn a design for a Confederate currency to you? Mr. Taylor, who wm then Chief Coiner And the jeweler turned from the if driven IB a little on the ahuit, they of the Mint The above design was young lady—f3ir lady aho was, in all her will Bohl tlic bark mor«- securely. For I Poor Edith shivered, but her love for a roof. nail two wide strq» of l>ark t<> submitted and approved, and orders look and attitude and tone to a cus­ were issued for the striking off of speci­ the suffering Cecil prevailed over har tomer who had just entered the shop. the upper nui of the keg in nuel) a po men pieces. Four half-dollars were ac­ " Is my tiin finished yet ?" he inquired. woman's fears, and idle quietly told him Kitum that their upjwr eilg-a will meet | cordingly coined, and these also, follow­ And Mr. Garnet turned , 3 to a. she might have to give some evidence to lira a gable just in the middle above ' ing the design. were approved by the neighboring drawer to bring tin- trinket abaci a lost brooch. and that ilia Cabinet Then came an obstacle. That ymtagu aiatar Mabel would take her forth from it* hiding-ptacev. Itody found that U had not control of "There it ia, Mr. Trevaux. I hope it place in his room. And. with this last sufficient bullion to proceed with nn is­ will prove *11 satisfactory, sir," »u» the bravo attempt to conceal her suffering, sue of coins, and, consequently, the civil reply, as the jeweler brought it to she departed with her rough cocort to the counter. "It was ■ tiresome job, the degrading destination of the Pobcr if they do n»l star together well. Is.rv a matter waa deferred, and a temporary t»»uu of paper money decided upon. an<l we sliall !»»• olJiged to charge ac. i ,i __ i__ , i | few holes and take Mwral itfltebiw with -The subsequent rout of the Con­ corrlmgly. It will )>e $40. «ir." federate's threw the coinage project . ta, ,uU uBly ,, Mr. Trevanx drew out his purse, aud Tb^y «. n» priwumptivn proof of bur guut. bo u I . «... , . . pAid the money without further com , remand, and a humane permiasion to oc­ men; But, as he did iio, his glance fell on I cupy a room under surveillance instead of going to a common prison, was given by the indulgence of the bewildered and doubting Di^ristratc. 1 »r Amca, of New Orleans, and the fourth was retained by Chief Coiner * Miss Montrow. I liave obtained leave Taylor, by permission of the Cabinet. to see yon. I trust you will pardon the It is a noteworthy fact that all the in­ j liberty 1 am taking in this self intnxlurdividuals who were connected with the lion, and in obtaining permission to coinage, including th • Superintendent 1 take irv yoer case," said a gvntlmnati, ■ ■f the Mint. Aaeaycr, Coiner. Engraver, who bail just been announced to the Di® Sinker, down to the man who held wrapped up tile Ix-aiiUfni breast pin young prisoner, in the rough-and-ready the chisel and used the hammer, in the that had been ao costly in Us rrj«ir ' style of hex jailer. i-aticebng of the old and new And Paul Travails stood Lafore her,] couple "concluding to rent it fo Then the young man lounfied caredie*. are living at the present trme. To Icfluly about the ahop, examining its with a frank yet mqiCcCfnl afr that was precious contents, and now and then adapted to win st once her confidence ask ing the pnee of the tempting articles, ami her respect. while Edith Montrono once again a)k>ki­ lo Mr. Garnet, in a low, eager tone. "The brooch is worth fM*). I have often hoard. I will be content with <300. Can you not give it to me? Even stranger to believe when proof is so then it is a great loss," she added plain­ strong against me." tively. “Nerer mind wliether it is lair or not," Mr. Garnet hummed and hawed, he replied, smiling- “It i» enough tliat looked again at the jewel, and again aj- I do trust you aa I would myself, and that, hieing s budding hamster, 1 intend “Well, well, I always was rather soft (o win laurels in vindicating you tri­ then youth and tx-scV WoT® I® .the umphantly as an innpeent indy. -Wpi. pectj Mr I expert gJ abafi loe.q tet It gon‘ ' ' ’ “ 'i givf yq« Xho tin n ••■ ii'. ar.d 'and if slid! IEdith sighed deeply, but there alternative; a young sister and valid brother depended on her fo Arid an yyiLLiAM Jones, NEW LIVERY! LffKI iBOARDINBSTABLg an birtonml fart thrt tho Southern Confederacy had no metallic currency. After a lapv* of eighteen years, evi­ dence now present* itoelf to show that four coins were struck off al tho New Orleans mint while that ' the potactaion of th* " ■ '““Quro* fore* she replied, and then 1 tho subject dropped, and the conversa| tion turned on other topics, and Paul heard, without much difficult, the «*d story of tli< yoiuig girlW karly trembles; how she and her brother and (aster bad been left orphans, and that all her en­ ergies h*d licen taxed to the utmost to yject the demands on her courage and her time by such a burden. And,though ah* only distantly alluded to any jM-cuniary difficulties, tho very fact of parting with so valuable a fsmily jewel wa* enough to prove the strait* in Mr. Garnet iurni-d sharply round. his time, and then departed, more than । before upurinced of the innocence of Ms fair di ent, and equally conscious that she appeared to him most lovely Meanwhile, Edith Montrose left the and fascinating. ■hop, and waa followed for some dutamec by raid Trevaux. though «da> was too much engaged with her own thoughts tooUerveM* movementa, or perhaps his very existence. cent of severity that perhaps covered "Simply Mr. St Croix and hi* dog," replied the young man. calmly. “I be­ lieve they are both iu court, and. if I can extract no information from them, I can only plrtd abaence of any reaF proof for my dfanf Itaalh as Feeder*. ' Snails, Ix'iug great eaters, meet their just reward by being eaten. Tho jsdu dine form* are sought after by ■11 ■qrta , of water birds, pnrUcubwly durti and rail*; while the thrualiea and other birds crush the sheila uf the laud snails and extract their juicy bodies. The woodland bird*, however, will not eat the nakml-ltodiM shiga; the tiime •tick* to their beaks and soils their feathers; but the ducka seem to have no such dainty prejudice*. Some mini­ main, like tie raccoons and wood-rats, ateo cal them ; insects rock their juices, and the carnivorous slugs prey upon one another. Lastly, min, the greatest 1 enemy of the brute crertiou, employs ■erend species of snails for culinary purposes. By the Romans they were csti'emcd a great delicacy, and portions of plantations were set ajiart for the cul­ tivation of the large, edible Helix pomaXig, wbczu they were fattened by the IhouMUn" upon bran sodden in wmk-. From Italyttj* taateaprand throughout EUt XASfct* man encampments were. They arc still regarded a«. a delicacy in Italy and France, ihe favorite method of prepara­ tion being to boil fn milk, with plcnbous seasoning. Frank Buckland says that several of the larger English spe­ cies are exoelknt food for hungry peo­ ple. and reiromaaanda them either boiled left his daughter f2f>,<KK) in her own right In this case the youth of the girl— lahe has not yet jmuumx! her 18th birthI day—largely excuses her conduct, while nothing ao far explains it. She has bad a delightful home, surrounded by all the luxuries of life, and there has nothing appeared in her conduct to ex­ cite tho least suspicion that her affec­ tion was being drawn toward the man aho hae chosen. When the facte were known they produced overwhelming ae. toniahment; and then, naturally, ner­ i liapa, it was remembered that she nad j frequently driven out alone with the ’ coachman, and bad taken horseback । rides with him. The coachman ia about j 30 years of age; ' a fellow of uncom­ monly good ptwaonal ap]«aranro and Hartford, being natives there, and anrespectable jieople. The worst that can l>e aaid of him. jM-rhapa, is that, Jirior to a year and a half ago, before he entered the service of Gov. Hubbard, be was a hiM-kman, and the inference is drawn that his Italuta cannot have been good, but tliis ia mainly speculative. He is reported not to have had many advant­ ages in bis scbooi-.laya, and it ia further naid that Misk Hubbard became intcrcetod in him at flrat through a desire to instruct him in ways of culture bv rcading.aha being aa axmUaai schotar. and it m probable that the intimacy wre first NUMBER 28. Writing in Scribner for April <d Dr. Room's recent address liefore the New Tort State Madtaai Bootaty on tha ‘Relations of the Medical Profession to the State* Dr. Holland than discMses e very important to ' Dr. Room very w should be a Board mania, the Surrogate finds that it shown the Commodore to have been a man of vigorous mind and strong nat­ ure. bat lacking th* amenities of «ta- a acirtitifie. medical, or legal education. Athletic Chib, of that city, on " The He furthermore osys that "not a ■cboolBrain and Nervous System." In his house', net a jail, not a hospital, not a introduction. Dr. Itanmiy said that the •ewer, should be built unleas competent citizens had had lately one of the most sanitary advice, with power to enforce exciting events witnessed in New York it, be given." This is all right, a* far city for a long time. The excitement as it goes, but it doc* not go hall far was not confined to tliat city, but ex­ enough. The truth is that every pri­ The contestant is censured for the as­ tended to all porta of the country, and vate bouse that goc* up •huuld bo built persions cast upon the character at to other countries as well. We may under public ■onitary supervisiou. Men Mrs. Vanderbilt, the Bumigateconsider­ well sok onreelvsa, ho said, what it all are dying in New York every day be­ ing the “ tardy apology " at the <do*e a Eicann. Leas than five yoare ago, when cause houses are built improperly. The sorry amemd. Th* opinion concludro Weston went to England,- there was ■rrangementa for plumbing and ventil­ with an expression of satisfaction that probably not a man in the country who ation are not only incompetent, but ut­ the record should have been preferred could walk 200 miles in six days. Now terly vicioa* and murderous. Men put «o clean—in spite of all tho effort* to there are several who can walk more up buildings all over the country just tarnish it tlum 500 miles in that length of time. aa they please. We have Irailt houses It ia not a test of pqwer, bat of endur­ for human dwellings, and we have never PEffNOlULH. ance. In the canttwt just ended we yet been questioned by any public offi­ CosstT. Burr Hxbte is lectori nr in had a representative of England, of cer as to Low many fatal traps we luul Ireland, and of Yankee land, and they i set fur human life. House poisoning England. all accomplished wonders. The loan : han now beeomo tho most common form Elihv Bckxitx left $8,000 worth of from England waa a small man. but be of ;>oisoning. Diphtlieria, pneumonia, waa thoroughly trained, and through and typhoid fever are the constant, Exglibh Mitimtxb Wkzjih is taking that training he was able to accomplish ] daily demonstration of vicious modes his ease in Italy. tho wonderful feat undertaken by him. of building, and there ia no authority, SraxiBH Mixistxu Lowkll is rusti­ He was islucatcd, not in learning, but apparently, to prevent the formation of in physical culture and training, and the •ouroes of these di»«wncs. A builder cating in Franco. Ri'sMxrfMixistXB BtovoBTom ia trav­ therein lay the secret of his succrsk |mt* up a block, and offers Ins house* Tho body has always stored away n fur aale. Tho buyer secs everything eling in Germany. largo amount of fuel to carry it fair, fur the sources of diseaae are eovEx-Susxob Howx will settle down through acenes of trial, in the shape <d - ered from sight, but he moves in. and at Green Bay. Wm. ■nj>erdnoua fat. and tho object of train­ one after another of his family sickens EttHV BrntlTT, the "learned black­ ing is to get nd of thia superflnoua I and (lies, aud he learn*, at last, that ho smith," was master of thirty language*. fat and convert it into museta. Then has dealt with a criminal, and that tho EiiMuntJ Clabxxcx BnaMijr. the the muscles must be educated and municipality or the State La* afforded poet, will write a life of Bayard Taylor. devdojied, . and made strong. The him no jiroteetion. The truth is that we not only need _ Ballixikist Joan Wihk writes that presence of too much fat impedes rotSration, and thia is fatal to endurance. to have Boards uf Health ertabliwhtd in the North pole can never be reached he lungs must have plenty of room to . । many places where they are not, but we save in on air-ship. expand, and tho heart xlso must have ! need lo have their powers much en­ I Ex-Gw. SxMt r-i. J. Tud«K>. luw *old qisce to l»cal in order to insure a free larged whore they exist No one, wo out, for about KI.OUO.UCO. his interest in and healthy circulation of the blood. supjxwe, can doubt tho great usefulucM | the New Y’ork elevated railroad. Rowell came hero thoroughly trained, of our Now York Board of Health, but Ilouxar P. C'Bocjtrrr, a son of the fa­ and with muscles as hard and firm as । U they could lie armed with powers mous Dary Crockett, is living near steel, and, although the smaliost man of i that would enable them to act more diGranbury. In Hood county, Texas. the four, he waa the strongest. What 1 rectly upon the prevention of diocaac Tin: country will !i> shocked to loam he lost in length of step hr made up in , they could be much more nsefnl. If rapiditv of motion, by his continual jog­ they couid have authority to dictate the that Private Dalzell, cf the Ohio Gen­ trot Ths silvan tagr of his skill a« a plumbing and ventilation of every struc­ eral Assembly, is quite ill with malaria! runner was largely enhanced by the fact ture, private a* wull a* public, erected in that by running he developed and «rer- this city, theyeould■*'<’ the city a Urge Ai*'.-iTLr. UttiFHY u now in Kansas. cuw-d the larger juuscira of tho thighs, percentage of ito cmaltrt mortality. If It is said tliat bo will •ettlc permanent­ .. tho tin y could bare the control of Iho cleoaand, by walking, the muscles of ly at some point on tho Kansas Pacific lower extremities, so that both rcro of' ing of the street*, does anyone doubt nulrond. ’ tliat they would greatly improve the aso to him in the contest; and, ’ ‘ talk aliout the Wrr Htftiu and Hee Chin are among walkvd. tho large muscles were resting, health of the city? ----- when he adulteration of food a* if tlutt Were a the Chinw m New Y’ork. but thev just m the smaller ones were 1 ran. No man who confined himself to ■ gn-rt thing, and our Board of Health don't know Low king before they will walking coalil compete, in a long eon- | Imsies itself about it in ilw absence of Lave to write it Wco Git and Hee Go. te«t, with a skillful runner, ana no > other work, but the adulteration, the । Victobia. Crown Princes* of Ger[ doubt O’Leary saw that plainly at the ’ aosolntepmmining.of the air we breathe, 'i many, is remarkably fond of borne*, I end of the first two days. Harriman is of amosl infinitely more importance, t When she arrival at tho Charing Cn>a» had a long stride, but it wa* too much Dr. floosa speak* of whnt ia done in station, not lung ago, where bor two She way of‘ preventive medicine bv our 1 of a strain on the muscles of the lower । tb< wise system of quarantine, by which the brothen. were waiting to meet In-r, she limbs, and they finally gave out. Not ~ | was presently *ren jetting the beautiful only wo* Rowell ui e<lurated pedestrian, City Ims been saved from destructive If horses attached to the royal carriages, but be was free from diaoipatton. When epidemics. With our yullow-fcvcr Irt-,< and addressing them eheeniy. •on of last year frosh in memory, it O'Leary competedfor the belt, he used up hi* strength, which was further really seems «a if tswns should learn j Ex-Hkcatok Gxoboe Goldtswaitk, drawn upon by his subacquont walks ■omething. There is no question that 1 of Atalnma. who died recently at Mo’itwith Hughe* and Campana. Not ouly 1 all tiicac epidemics become fatal In tho i gomery, was o native of Borton, but did he fail to take proper time tn rccn- ; decree in which the air is vitiated by j moved to Alabama when a youth, Crate, but. as the Lecturer wm ta­ । jKuronous odors. When yellow fexVr or ■ studied law and soon ro*e to the bench, nned, bs indulged extensively iu the cholera visit* a placo. it become* a ter­ 1 being for oomu years Chief Justice of P.nnrt t In- was Btatc Adm,n» of ardent «pint*. Dr. Ranney then rible or a mild visitation, according to i il.A dwelt at length upon the evil effects <ri the conditaons which it find*. If it find* taut General during the RebsBioa, and alcohol upon the system, winch he de- a ]xxiplc already poisoned with foul in 1870 was elected by the Democrat* •crils-d m terrible, and paaaed to the ' street* and bad drareago. it find* food to the Senate-, where he served hi* term discua*i<m of the brain and nervous »y»- fur a great and grave mortality, if it liouorably. but without seeking promi­ ___ ___________ tem The bnun,___ he_____ said,_____________ wm the ecu-_ finds a place where everything is pure nence of any sort. ter of the nervous system, and wm a* and swee t, it doea not rtay long or work Col. Joii.x C. BrticH. tlx- new Secre­ much subject to change from tho effect* । such mischief. There ure noun- State* te ry of the United States Senate, was of study and thought as the murclc* • which have a Boarl cjf_JIcalth, or may born in Georgia. He moved to Chate were from wwand training._____________ have one in every town, armed with a ; tsn-ioga, Tcnm, in 1851 about the time ----------------- — . ----’ considerable amount of power—with • that D. M. Key settled there, and they Maj. Andre.----------------tho power, at least, of holding inquest* were neighbors for many years. Buren 1. . U/or. U.e Wn.kn.ra'. ; <”> l-KW* d-knaibibg was elected to the State Senate in Club nJ rn.Ut.te iu Lou.tou. . -J" •“' I«• uni.; tai 1857, and was cIkmcb Speaker for two a,., ultar BtaJ,, q»ke „( w. njlj ™> mo.1 »• . wilrr year*. He became editor of the Union Mui. AuJ,,. Th. mrwwi Tltbi. ' P"-«» »f P’’’-'10””. "“k« and American ia 1850,and Las lived in ruuug afficu, L. thought. .M Urfly u , •' utenutW <■!«'> '""■T taU** tz, ~- Nashville most of the time since. •..Ujn^r,^ iu Kngta.J M it ,4 ia ' ““ W’-"1 ““ । Amunk Tta Mt, o< Mu,. Auto'. , •-T>” ■» >“• h"“- luatM-lt. or olta ' Scene in the Virginia State Senate: Senator Masaey rose te> a question of ■tn kius adventarea and their tregie it for for Bale or rent. privilege and proceeded to read a jajx-r The Electric Light—Is It a Falhrrr t •evere^y reflecting on Senate* C. T. Smith, for publishing a speech which For, some time nothing has been heard from Mr. Edioon of his prognw* reflected oti Maney. The langnagw in dividing and cheapening the eloctric of tlw paper wm to the effect that the Hght For some months no addition speech alluded to, for unrefini-ment, in­ has l>een made to the experimental delicacy, coaxaeoeaa, misrepresentation, light* which are kept burning rather s® defamation and vindictiv«jeM, surponed adrerttaementa than a* pracucal iilu- anything be bad ever heard in the Lalla minAiorr. The corridor of the Equita­ of' the Ix-gwlatiire. Proceeding with ble building continual to be lighted similar severe language. Senator Maney with electricity, but the example Si-t wo.1 scvtrrJ time* called to order, and during his remark* Senator Smith de­ (the Dean) waa in America it waa sng- there has not been 'oDowed. Almost the nounced him n a liar, a scoundrel and gexted to him that he should bring bock ouly aerions effort made on this ride of a wreath of leaves from the banks of the th* ocean to ■uperaedcgaaliy electricity Hudrton river, which were then Id all for the usual purpose* of * light waa that the extraordinary colors which they made in the Assembly Chamber of the bar in the fail, and this wreath, which new Capitol at Albofry. The Comnu*It waa a reporter on a live daily who waa taken from maple and oak trees sioncrs were uuderebMV. to l>o anxious had glued his lynx eye to the keyhole overlooking the spot of Maj. Andre'r , to introduce the new illuminator if it* of a Baldwin Hotel room tho othpr day, death, He had br ^* ’—*• —-* ----- 1 I practicability could only be proven, and whim he was disgusted to find, <m look­ a single evening ■nssioo sue eta*fully above the tomb i ing np, that the occupant of the Mmrttrusted it would .— —.,------- ----- I held without the aid of gu*light would ment wm beaming l»enevolently down I of the kindly feelinge that might be 1 greatly have encouraged the develop­ on him from the transom. "Day, day T ; ment of the new industry. It wa* an­ ■aid Uta gneat, ahcerfally, "guess you’ve csdled forth by aueh tragic crcuta. nounced that one inventor after another struck the vrang number. The man Origin of Wheat sad Cant. •asnected of M forgery and being a poli­ The origin of wheat is a subject of the new chamber, and for days tician is next door, and the man with much speculation. It is not certainly al a time half bad opportunity four wivee ia juat scrota the hall’ known in a wild stale. Some suppose to atudy. and if ho could to it deoennded from extinct wild s[a.-ci««; overcome the difficulties of succeerfully others, that it ia the cultivated form of lighting a room in which the problem what are now regarded as distinct wild, was much simpler than usual. Yet not siiecK-a About 1865 a Mona. Fabre only has the elrftric light not been used for a au>glc aeeoiou, but none of the inventors or patentees liare risked a single public exhibition of his device. Tho reference ie that the light, in all tbefecw m which U has hitherto been introdooed here»M a failure even for . » risglu great �BUILDER’S HARDWARE! *"’m ORA ND RAPIDS DIVISION Tw ■VER BROUGHT TO BARRY COUNTY. seem so. for in alone turned out reshingfrslaMwmr. . w. -...ogles a emtpleof de­ cade- ago would have been sufficient to apaak all the boya in the country. There are 7 .KO mute teams cooteant*---------------- • ”• brought Mtt the exrtarnation from the ’ “LnoJ.’if that's a r»wm shot, send Probably at the same liar, but in a dMereotreaap the Texan Ranger was Jefferson Nails, [all sizes.] Sash, Boors and Blinds. languages and several Chicago A Lake llurou R. R.-Oreular. To accommodate parties who wish to Paints, Oils, and Varnishes. ---- ------ --_eti at the follow­ ing reduced rates, ticket* good to go one day and return tl>c next: Parties of 3 and less than 10. 3 rent* per mile ouch way; parties of JO and teas than 2n, one fare for round trip; parties of 30 and over, four-fifth* of one fare for round trip. . Respectfully, W. E. Davn. utIdem to bol ___ _________________ Genl Ticket Agt. of the following wa* the well-known Orpbru* C. Kerr, mm ot the meet bum orou* writer* of the day: "Early in the week, my boy. • noble laiks, wm made sickto”aatnuige man­ rent to. see him. myboy, and waa relating to me some aficedoUw of the time when he keen a bar. a member of the Ma# of the United Stated Thia vetM-rable surgeon first deposit­ ed a largu saw. a hatehet and two pick­ axes oo the table, and then aaya be: "How do you trod yonrsclf to-day, -lark took a small rhew of —. . tobacco with a melancholy air, and A shell Strack the ground w ithin five)------z ’ fret ef where the man miL He naw the fnw Iniraing and knew it would soon explode. The mnrtar man looked at It v«-rj> ojoly. *** TOTrr ’'’H**1, **”* CX‘ “D—u you! who cares for yoa I Bust and be d-d! nobody's afraid, you d-d ohi rebel T ".So man had hardly finished hia HH-cch when the shell burst, tearing up .the ground and covering him with dirt, but doing him no injury. “Bah ! 1 knew you couldn't hurt noImdy, you d-d old rebel." remarked the man aa he resumed hia besioees of brushing away mnequftnes. Now wc will bring in a hospital scene to wind up the two jwrceeding. and the Minreua. with sudden pleasantness, aa be reaches after the saw and one of I the piek-axea, "I moat amputate year left ear.” The mud-lark carted himself up in । bed like a wounded anaconda, and said: I "I don't are it io that light." “Well." said the surgeon in a spright­ ! ly manner. “*'------------------ ’ —* - abliater on yo put ale your looking soldier lay in the hospital. A Udy nurse approached him with, "Mr poor fellow, can I do anything for you T The soldier say*. “No ma'am. noCh- men eonU.._,_----- --- — >nf'at the lady name insisted. "I shoald I six horse shoe*, and then invented the ■ pills to cure hoarseness. The sick man like to Bo something (ar you. Shall I reflected oa what hi* medical adviser not hat be tout face and brow (or you F had said, and Iben said he: The soldier began tn despair, think­ “Your words eoovince me that my ing he waa a "goner" aure, to be an­ situation must be dangerous. I must swered: are some relative before I permit my"You may if you want to very bad ; •rlf to be diMieeted." but you’ll l»c the fourteenth lady a* ha* "Whom would you wish me to send done It thia same morning." for F Now let m hear from a negro who "My grand-mother, my dear old left his regiment (Mh Illinois) during grand-mother." Tlie surgeon took me cautiously aside ing interrogated stxxit his tearing, and when the question was asked. "Were " “My pone pattent ha* a cold In bis vnu in the fightFhe answered. “Had a head, and his life depend* perhaps on little taste of it, ash." the gratifieatwm of lii* wiabr*. You Then one the following brief dia- have heard him ask to hia grandmoth­ Y%i stood your ground, then, did er. and aa bte grahdmother Htm too fa.- away to be sent for. we must prac­ tice a little haraahm derepttoa. We ■™X. ad. Inrat* "Run at tho first fire, did you F “Yea sah. and would have run aoona had Hkncnred it waa cornin’." •■\Vby, that wa* not very creditable to roar courage." "Dat isn’t in my line aah-cochin’s " A’cll. hat have you no regard for ) our reputation F "Keputation's nuffin’ to me by the -Do you consider roar life worth maro than other people's T -It's worth more to me, sah." •“Thou you must value it very high­ ' "Yes sah. I date,—more dan all dis -acrid—mure daw a million oh dollar)., a th ; for what would dat be wort’ to a mm widdetoref all out of him I Self prrwt vashnn am dr fust law wid me." "Then patriotism and honor are noth“SX- whatever, sab; I regard dem The philosophic negro wm left out of harm's way after That, aa the fol tewing kind of men waa what waa wanted. Private gwitaer, of the 10th Itesnaylstood over him. and aa be lay there. lick you If 1 ever get a gnod chaucc F remarked the citizen, but vet the man sat down on a box, and laugh­ ed till the tears came. In the afternoon aa the citizen waa al>out t<> take a ear for home someone touched him on the shouldt r. It waa the man with the bono-rolored whisk­ ! ers. His face Lad n very serious, earn­ est look, and he began: “Citizen, I am positively ashamed of Regular meeting held for the purpose to dr. larr the election held April 1st, myself. I am going to settle in Detroit. A. D. 187». for the election of Village officers, according to Section 18 of the your forgiveness for laughing at you village charter also to declare the re­ thU monting.” Ho acemed so serious that the solid sult of the vote oo the question of re­ incorporating of said village, under and man began to relax hi* stern took, and subject tn the provisions of Aet No. ITS be wm about to extend bis hand, when the other continued r approved by the legislature of the State “Yon soc. we are all—ha ! ha ! liable ofM/chigan, approved April Wth, A. D. to accident. I, myaelf. hare often—ha! Present at aueb meeting—Chipman, ha! ba! be! he! struck an ley spot and President; Wheeler. Barbel. Young. —ho! bo! ho ! ha! ha! ha! gone down *—-— .j,,h*r Lee. Trumiin and Cook, Trustees. fbc solid citizen withdrew his hand. On motion the following statement of the inspectors of Election was accepted braced hia feet, drew hia hi and the following named persons were struck to mash the other fine. _______ declared duly elected for the several slipped, and next he knew he wasplowShis nose into the hard snow. When offices: rot up the man with the bone-col­ President, William Killen; Rrconler, a hitch­ Emanuel J. Feighner; Asarssor, John ored whiskers was hanging E. Barry jTreaaurer, Herbert M. Lee;. ing post, and aa black in the face a* an Trustees, Theodore C. Downing. Albert i old nal. The citizen should hare killed him then and there, but he didn't. He W. Olds and Hcnrv Roc. made for a car like a Ixwr going over a Bigned: A. A. Bsuaut. ] brush fence, and hia effort* to look In­ W. H. Yocxo, nocent and unconcerned after he aat L J. WnxcLu. ( down broke his other suspender (». A. Tkvmax. I deed in two. Such ia life. No man Erc-anx Cook, rill bring Herbk.ut M. Lkk. I On BMtiou the following resolution "XTElinM b, Ih. Common C«m>- | “• Glass, Putty, &c., &e., &c. ssgsftst} cil of the Village of'Naahville that ot the annual election held tn aud village S’ of Ari’- A n ram sk. ------- -C------ u. village should be re-inenrportrd under and subject to the provisions of Act No. m. .nutted “Aa Aet tor the meorpo- April »tb. 187K waa raboiitted to a vote ofthaeteetonaCthe said villagu and that a maturity ot those voting upon the question voted for the incorpora­ tion ; and ft 1* hereby declared-, that in accordance with said vote the wid vil­ lage shall be re-incorporated under and subject to the provision* of said Aet No. 178, and shall be known bv the name of “The Village of Naslivilfr." ewa mara.'ret.—Ecou ia Old InWlM Yum to Kill a B^. ArA o' Ho wa* an old man—no oldex than some other «dd man, but old enough to be bent and to frel crow and touchy. He was going up Casa avenue Saturday when a mroroua boy hit him <m the left ear with • snow-ball. The old man didn't wait to dig the snow out. but dug for the boy. It ao happened that the lad wa* lame, and sw ing that he was likely to be caught he crawled under a bam on Gilman street. The CuapM U Sprin.-Vlll 11. old man could sec biru under there, but couldn’t reach him, and so be softly “Come out, my good boy, and help lord ia the circuit court of this county at iu spring term. In 1878, anda verdict me find the lad who hit me. I gnem he ia hiding around the corner! PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Don’t fail to see me before buying. C. C. WOLCOTT. Coming down <m the car tl»e other morning they got to talking about their nuvl stoves, and on. man roui: .-tYrll, I don’t want to brag, bat I think Fvc got the brm* slow. Bo far thia wiiifer I haven’t burned twit three tons of coal, and the stove lias kept three rooms warm.” “You must Live a poor stove," re­ marked the secobd. 4I haven't burned but two tons of coal yet. and my stove beats parlor, dining-room, two bed­ rooms and a hall " “Well, when you come to stoves." quietly remarked the third. "1 claim to havcjbe best coal stove iu Detroit. 1 h^ve burned but.a toe and a half of I coal, so far. and we karate keep all the darjpera shut and a back- door open nil Navy Department, and introduce him aa hi* grandmother. My natient will never know the difference.'' I took the hint, and went after the secretary, bat he waa as busy exam in ing a model of Noah's Ark. that be Yeas—Young. Barber, Lre, Wheeler. eould not l>e are*. Happily, however, Some men looked out of the windows the patient recovered while the sur­ Truman and Cook. and some down at the straw, aud no one Nay»—None. geon waa getting hia saw filed, and waa ' seemed to doubt any of the assertions. Or motion the following acct*, were At length a heavy sigh was heard from well enough last night to reconnoiter preaeuted and allowed: in force. the rear eCd of the car, aud a clerical looking man arose axui said: “Gentlemen, there goes a (lie alarm. It strikea the box in front of my bouse. 1 have no doubt that my resuk-nce is at thia moment in flames and the lives of was crushed by a load of plaster al Del­ my family in peril. It la all owing to hi, on the 1st. my co*l stove. 1 act up the stove last November and |«it hl one peek of real. At Lapeer, March SMh, Fred Miller waa run over by the ears on the Detroit Every room Las lieen so hot ever since Bay City railroad, and both legs am­ putated. and wc finally had to move down in the ItaaemunL This morning the water in Jake Kapp, living near Conatantinr, all the pipes iu the house’ mu boiling, E sick of fife last Friday trod opened the shingles on the roof hot, and 1 just throat with a razor. He will probhire<l four men to form a scow-bank tlic stove. Too late—ulaa! too At the request of some of our M*pk arontid late ! The store lias accomp'dahed its Grove friends we copy the following in fiendish purpose, and I no longer have regard to the constitutionality of the a home. It may not, however, be too law restraining cattle from running at to ante the baby. Good bye, gen Urge, from the Detroit Tribune. We late tlerecn I* presume it is the only successful test in o’-,..-. r?ive|»y-r.5 junior He opened die door and got ofi the up and property pastel car, and not a passenger spoke again burned the house of I for four blocks. Tiger NmOty Hay Makes, Burkey e Wheel (uithatora, Wlard Steel and fhtllcd I’Iohi. and ether Implements. SCHOOL BOOKH, , ■ COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, KELLOGG, DEMARAY k CO. ; . | I Pioneer Drug Store. MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, SmW Hui ui Mien. PIONEER STORE I New Goods New Goods! We are now receiving our Spring Stock. The first installment of VIENNA BAKERY. "Come out tor coodyS continued the -nfbra, tor dl wer. AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE the BUYER. GROCERIES. IW ra>. BOOTS and SHOES! HATS AND CAPS! Are in stock, and more following until out line, in all its departments, is complete. Then the good old man changed his • nitro-glycerine," waa LOOK OUT FOR NEW “AO.” SOON. L. J. WHEELER. GENTS WANTED J~ GREAT WORT cbupm ruins flutes �Sped T he Kong Brick IONS, ■THE. - Patterns New Spring Wall Paper Dtmarat & Cn. FRGM A BRuWN BLANK TO A GUILT ONE. Boston MICHIGAN CURTAIN FIXTURES Store! Hollands, all colors. Oil Curtains with Pit MedidiB, Cbtiaicils, Sc. arc m»atocterer's/4p««*. for Dye Btuflb I Dye Stufls! --------------------- M--------------------- Mia* E. Josie Onderetonk. of Battle Creek, ha* Uca visiting L. Angie Dav­ is this week, Mr. Lyman V.’iUm, recently from Battle Creek.fe hid wp with a badly _om A rvu. uxr or- Guilt Bands, also Nottingham Laces, TbeW. C. T. TL will serve a Iqnch on election day. Price 10 cent*. TJok out for the banner. Miasm. Della and Cwlla Hawkins, of Jackson, haye basm visitlog at G. A. —The aurpontm* are al work upon Wilson A Howes bnilding on South mala flu iwttegk ta flm-cla-s Mor for that new grocery . -Fire licked up Norm. Willey's bouse in Irving, and a large share of Ha ttmtenta early last Monday morning. Lo«* BOOTS and SHOES z G. A. TRUMAN. LIGHTNING SEWER i THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE Their Complete Stock Mr. E. D. Williams our liberal-bmrtrd friend of Kalamo, made our hearts glad with two tine cake* of maple sug- $300. and is making p.cparalions to erect a nice bouse thereon. M —About 40,000 pounds of maple sug­ ar hare already been bought in this one of tho pood temperance kind, aud markrt, of which Cha*. Smith ha* pur square for prohibition. chased 1 JOO lb*, and E. L. Parrfab 9JOO By request Elder Holler wUl apeak on the seventh-day sabbath at the scIk.kJ house Monday morning and cr­ -W. IL Benedict, of Vermoo tv ill*, aning. All arc invited. ha* failed again; thi. time for $4,000 Mr. Blair, of the flrm of Kellogg, with about $1,900 assets _ Several cas­ Domaray ic. Co., ha* moved hia housees of how be borrowed money of poor I hold good* from Lansing to thia Tillage, people only a day or so lieforc he m.-ul< having rented Mr*. Ralstou’s house. John H. Palmer, of Lapeer, will —On Friday of last week, Whilst speak nt the Opera Honac, on Monday Cha*. Parker of Carlton wsadririag eve., the 7th inst. ’ Subject. "Thing* across a sluice bridge, a displaced board that live." ’ Admissiou 5 cent*, to de­ liroke, a portion hitting him in the fray expenses. bowels and inflicting injuries from the Miss Dora Stebbins and her mother effect* of which he died on the let inst. hare bcetfTKo Detroit this week, pur­ —The Mistier of gnimsas running at chasing a large stock of millinery, large, ui to lw made an issue by the which will be pnt in their building, Maple Groriic* in the choice of Snper- first door north of Trumau'c, vieor* at their clectioa next Monday. At the regular meeting of the W. C. Ixaoder Lnpham is candidate for the T. U. held on April 1st. the following restrainer. and Orson Swift for the free’ named persons were elected offle era for die ensuing six month*: Pre*., Miss L. -A few dsn* since Mr*.J lowing Addie Nichols; Vice Pre^. Mr*. C. L. Ilaroe*. of Kiliten, received a check Collier: Cor, and Roc. Sae’y, Mi*. L. J. for 91.5S0 foY back pension, on account Wheeler; Flnl Secy. Mr*. James of Lot M. Raruea. lier non, a private in Fleming; Treaa., Mr*. William Shop­ Co. G., «th Mich. VoL, who died in bell. The next meeting of the Union tbc service in IM*. L J. Wbeder put will be held ai Mr*. J. Daman's ou the claim through. —John Haire, living in Scbewa. acciSaturday. He wa* getting over a fence when hi* gun tra* discharged. and the charge of small shot penetrated hia AulL near the ear. His two mother­ less little children ton oil hi.body harm­ ing over the fence. Respectfully, IM9IKK BKOTHKKM. —The examination of A. J. Ham­ mood, for forgery, wa* set down for Wednesday Isst, hot did not corm rff them away. His effect* are in the hands of Deputy Sheriff Lee win. will *rll them at auction on the 15th. School, MiacrHaneous and Btang Booha. fllatear fltettoMT and I 1 Btoaka, Day Hooka. Ledger., Ar. ' Good Book* for the Home Circle. xvss cAWgrrm. •MO; insured |« tba Barry A. Mated ior •m. • z «hirt fset«wy in Grand Rapid*, where WALL PAPERS and BORDERS. WINDOW KHADES. ----------------------- M----------------------I AM RECEIVING THE LARGEST AND FINEST IXJT OF —A fawr-ymr old non of J**. bbrieer «»t East Baltimore, ’fell into a pail of boiling hot water, last Saturday, and was scalded so badly that the skin peel­ ed off of a large portion of the little fellow's person. The doctor has hopes of his recovery. —Nothing hal been heard of’ Dan. SURGICAL 1NKTBC1 KHOCLfiEK BRA Our charter election ou Tuesday waa uUcndant with some little excitement. Tbe matter of re-incorporating the vil­ lage wn» closely contested, hot carried hut carried by a majority of seven voles. There were three tickets in the field.—Citizens* Temperance and 'Bepublican There were 987 vote* cast; K7 straight* for the Citisrus, 23 for tbe Temperance.and 91 tor the Republican. Below we give tlie full nnmler of voles cost for various candidates : For PresidonI—Wm. Killen received 189 votes. C. Ainsworth 00, and D. C. Griffith 38; Killen's plurality, 04. For Recorder,—E. J. Feighner re­ ceived 118 votes, E. A. Bush 54, and C. IL Brady 00; Frigfiner* plurality, 54. For Assessor—J. E. Hlrry received 43D vote* and Lewis Durkee W; Barry's majority, 89. . For Treasuear—H. M. Lee received 153 votes, and W. 8. Power* tM j Lee’s majority 88. —At the Greenback-Democratic can cu. kA! hot Saturday the fWUwing ticket wm nominated : For Supervisor, O. P. Wellman; Clark, E. J. Feighner; For Tru»teea-on the Cltrxen*’ ticket Treasurer, E. A. Hash ; Justice. Lem­ uel Smith ; flupt. Schools, M. B. Brooks; T. C. Downing received 140 votes, A. School Inspector, B. B. Downing; W. Old* 19k *nd H. Roe 199. On tbe Temperance ticket P. Holler received 48 votes, A. R. Woleott 38. and David Dcmargy 48. On the Republican ticket Wm. Bostoa received to vou*. David Dcmaray 96, and Jseob LenU 80. The result wa* a plurality of SO for Down­ ing stable, at CharUtX desireing. 40 for Qld^ and H for Roe. Is full to overflowing with THE NEW WILSON Oscillating Shuttle SUGARS, VSA*. corrcKS, smces, SF.WIMG MACHIIE In the case now ritbciM of Na*hvil„ ----- -- ......... charged u* with selling finU-clas* Furo- CANNED GOODS, 9^08 PKELEA JTKl.I.IKS, humbly jiIvjmI guilty. Kellogg, Pkhauxv & Co. And in fact a full line of ry Three Grades of Irving Flour at the ' Fr.an Stork. road which he wa* told he mum follow.. Being very, weary he sat himself down to rest, and behold, a* he looked, a la<ly came that way, nnd he, lieing much alarmed, arose and r.in until coming to a deep forest hn halted. aud looking back «aw no one, so bo went more slow­ ly. After po*»ing through many bram­ ble* aud over a rough road he saw ahead a splendid mansion. arriving there h< wn* told he waa then in the Province of Sweden. After resting for a time he traveled on. Anon he camo to a spot where were many men at w ork. They had a long areb of *toue <m> which were placed iron vessel* containing a Sarcharifcrou* liquid, under which they kept a Very but tire. Being told tliat this wa* a country in which wa* made a very sweet sutistanee called sugar, and that this waa the in miner of making it, he journeyed on, much wiser than large stones. Enquiring the reason he wa* told that it waa a bath where the human body was made clean, not wish­ ing to lie rablied with'thc hot stones or scalded with water he went on. After travelog on a while he came to a spot where he thought he would rest. Halt­ ing, hr proceeded to look around, when behold I be bad discovered the nest of therms'*. Being delighted to sec such a wonderful biped, he WMsorercotuc by emotion aud. wept. Soon dfying hia tears he looked up, and behold! tho Swan* had assumed the human form. There were three of them, male and fe­ male, two full grown and one young Swan about one month old. Having never seen a young Swan, he felt re­ joiced to behold one here, and Iwfcun to make much ado over it. Soon the young Swan began to sing in a way pe­ ril).ar to the young, and having beard that the song of a Swan was a warning of the.iie.ir armroach of death, turned and ran, nor did he slop until hr came to a spot where were very many Vann. where be again' halted, but on learning that he was nonring a great river, and ,1.m .wl. .IwaI, CwaaMv ry Tbe Irving Flour never fails to give *ati*fnction. W. J. Erb. ry Spring Hat* at STAPLE AMD FAICT GROCERIES'! TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR At prittw to suit the majority. L. IL Erb's. ry New Style Prints from three to fV Ladir* about purthawing Dye.; StuOk will save money by calling al H. G. Halk’s. SPRING STOCK ! ry Good Books for the home circle HPK1XC PU vm (• Mr stock very low at Bouk Bimm.' ry I have no old slock. Mr Drugs are all fresh aud pure. This is some­ thing to be retnciubcrcd in nutting up I proscription*. H.G. Halt. . — ! Is cheaper than ever ami in price nnd quality I ran, and will, do a* well by : you aii any flrm iu Barry or EaloorounWmj W ______ ’ I thing in my line before making your . ' . • . .. .. purcnnsc* anu i win uo you gixm. SAUR Stock was never so nearly clewed out at thi* wa*on of the year as at I n trial and bv ctxxi G<md«. KJ prroent, and wc are new replenishing it with ;, '?*! , ".y ***7 r low pners and fair dealing I will <». . --------------------------------- CLOSED DDT AND FILLDIG OP. and Ix*mou* while they are cheap. Call and C; Cuab, W. Smith. The new Hubbard Changnble Motion Self-Raking Reapers and Mowers. To be sold by ______________ W.J. Erb. . — ---- Io»I— Crock’r<i Jt Glattwaro For Mie at C. A. TRUMAN'S STORK. IV Everything in the line of Furni­ ture at price, that defy competition, at Kkixoog, Dkkauxv A Co**. ty Carpet Warp of tbe brat- brand*, cheaper than ever, at D. C. GitrrrrrH's. ty Oil Meal or OiFCake, 10 lb* for Ing tube. The WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT, for repairing aN kind* of textile fabrics WITHOUT PATCHING, fumlahod FREE wlrii a» WIL8ON SEWING MACHINES. , Your* Respectfully, 1879 NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODSp- . aii mada of X^roducc tahaa nt. Which are muck ebcapet than in tbe Fall, iu fact lower than ever known in tbe 1 tha Market Fxica. history of trade. Especially in Your* Respectfully, Goods ilNSWORTI & BROOKS, CHA8. W. SMITH. Ifurmture I DISCOUNT all COMPETITION! LOOK AT "VS 1870 X-BICES: Spring and Summer Opening. STANDARD FURNITURE AT Thanking the ladiea of Nashville and Always pay the highest markc* vicinity for past favora I invito their atu-ntum to a very fin£assortment of .Spring Millinery Goods, which 1 have just purchased nt tlic lowest market price. A careful inspection is solicited. I will not be undersold. Your* Ac., _________ MAoatR Jxrrurr. GRAINS ry Mobea'Electric Light, beat 5-ccnt Cigar in town, for sale at ____________ H, 0. Hau’s. ty For Strictly Pure Drug* and Medicines go to Boise Bros.’ ry LadieAcaflia at H~G. Hau's and examine hl* elegant stock of Trans- 8EE THE LIGHTNING HEWER, At Truman’s Store. iiBO*.’ Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. J. LENTZ & SONS, French Designs 11c, former price 20c. Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. Fiicst Lilt e( Finitin ii ikCmlr. Our old Dress Goods will he sold much below cost. Don’t buy until you get our FIRST-OLA88 GOODS, prices. ' Yoxire HeHpectftiIly. Ian 8»d ij Dulitt rill tin. SPRIK TI0118IRR0W SUUOL'UH AXD GLOVES CT Don’t forget that Wood makes the best wagon in the market by $10, -- -a the best workmen to — —--------— wagon mending and blacksmithing: theoest of Harrow*. Corn Plows, Road Scraper*. Mowers ibm Bnt*- - ~*r fixin^*,« TO CONSUMPTIVES. 00 NOT NEGLECT MEAT MARKET! TO CALL ON ALL KINDS OF FRESH ARD SALT MEATS! KOCHER BROS. The lost Wonderfol Fun Tool: WHEN IX XIED OF 4 ■rH-a HEW I SEASONABLE GOODS, KOCHER BROS. h er comes at**. H tVlM, �WEE diately preceded tbeWaf of tho Re­ bellion haa been received by Mr- Rob­ ert O. Dormer, of thia citr, uj response to a request for the i*rticulani of the affair. Th- letter was not intended for pulflicaUon. bdt, in view of ita historic vnlte, Mr. D. has permitted u»-to pat it in print: dnrod to tlOOO. WhiUthe compiler DQrtb« elected by Um T agfalfro. tbe bill authorise ■ tho appointment by tho r-room to got coffee and ranch. In i rear of the room is a saloon, with • door open between. Janus Currie, ?eua Pacific railroad dotectavo, was >Ud alone in tho saloon where ho ly after the entrance of th* al>ove-named perron*. Currie, in a loud voice, made on insulting remark about Mia* Baker. Barrymore replied: "You are mis­ taken there; thia lady ia under our pro­ tection. You must not insult her," and added, noticing Carrie'* evident intoxication: “We don't want to have any trouble with you.” Carrie rose to his feet, and, advanc­ ing, said: "Will you take it up?" Barrymore answered: "No; wc don’t the remainder ore to be deposited in the office of the Becretaryof Btata, to be distributed -as follows: State officers and their deputies, libraries of State of­ ficers, libraries of Blate ' insiitntiona. members and libraries of State boards, members . of th* preaent Legislature, the Secretary, Assistant Secretary, and Clerks of the Senate and the Clark and Assistant Clerks of House of Representatives in thia State, Sena­ tors and Representatives of thia State in Congress, tbe Secretary of State of the United States, and the Library of Congress, Judges and Clerks of Circuit and District Courts of the United States in thia State, Justice* and Clerks Currie walked nearer, and, with the words, “I don't like to be talked to this way," drew a six-shooter and fired, the ball passing through Barrymore'• left arm and through the upper part of his cheat, coming out below the shoulder at the back. * JvpOK J. M. Elliott, of tho Kentacky Court of Appeal., wm shot down ia tbo sirec*s of Frankfurt, a few days ago, by OoL DRUG8, IEDICL5B aH CHEIICAI2, --- —- -IMjgm-j Circuit Courts. Judge* and Clerks of the Superior Court* and Judge* and Clerks of the Police Courts, County Cleiks, Prosecuting Attorneys, Cir­ cuit Court Commissioners, Sheriffs, Judges of Probate, - Ib giltcra of Deeds, County Treasurers, County Superintendents of tho Poor, County Surveyor, and * Coronora, Supervisors, Clerks, and Justices of tho Peace of townships; Supervisors, Asneaaors, Clerks, and Justices of the Peace of cities; public, free, and incorporate*! IROH, MAILS 4 8BELF HABDWABE Both high and lew turlun caps are Lutbionablt*. Black chip is the favorite bonnet for all occasions. Tho square chuddah is the favorite Fora persons lost their lives by the banting of a wharf-boat at hickmaa, Ky . a few sights At bngsr Tree Spring. Tay lor oocnty, My., Um* stable of a ookxcl man named Ho wan! wm homed. and Howard', two A Bovthzex dispatch announces tbe aoioide, al Lobatra, Twa, erf H. Y EkSdle, a member of U» last Coegrrae from Tewooww. then tbe dcicevto from Oregon sited Burlingame ont of tbe Diet bU to settle tbe affsir TLl». of t challeClta, and wm co worded spring. CajH made of silk liandkerchiefii, in tnriian or ^Normandy form, are much worn. Silk handkerchiefs, in Oriental de­ sign and colors, are preferred for drcosy Rhine pebble monds at night 75 cents a down French chij>* The President has nominated Andrew D. White, of New York, to bo Miatator to Ger­ many, and Cornelia* A. Log*”, at Dliooia. to be Miuaior Hvwidpjl to tbe Central American With an oath Currie throw the re­ volver down against Porter's body and fired, the ball passing through his ab domcn and coming out at th*' back. A bystander came in, and Currie fired at him, but missed. Porter sank-to the floor iu an unconscious condition. He lived fifty minutes. Barrymore's woand ia fearful, but is not considered dangerous. After the shooting Came drew a second revolver, and. with one at full cock in each hand, defied arrest. There had been no witnesses to the af­ fair except the lar-keeper and the lady. A policeman, an old man without aimn, entered soon after, when Currie pul up his revolvers, and quietly submitted to Excitement over the affsir grew in inI tensity until the lynching of Currie by the enraged populace seemed probable. - It is regarded aa (ho most damnable ' j murder that luu taken place in Texas ' | for m*ny year*, and, it is thought, will । j hurt the State very mneh. The eom; I bination is still at Marshall. Porter’s J remain* were jilaced in a casket and will lie sent North. Barrymore's condi- Uon a! last reports waa favorable. Currie liaa lived in Texas several . ' year*. He was formerly a scout with j | Custa r, and lived in Kansas, where ho t killed two men. He was engaged by ' । the Texas Pacific a* a detective in work­ ..................... " gang of a private buttons look like dia­ The prices vary from up. are brought out in A new fancy that will probably “take" is to face the skirta of dressv OostUHn " with rod ailk, under which the lace balayruse is basted, making a very pretty and striking dress effect. The reporta of tho movements of fatimg Bull oo tbe Nor th wist bounder-.- are can. log Krai agitation si WMhingtoa, anil tbs Bai­ ter WM fully dlacuaml at a Cabinet mroUng The President has nominated William L bcroggw for Consol al Chin Kung. China. aa<! Wdbara F Burchard Consul at Gumm, U . dnrM, and Tnrellk. Hpanisb Amenm. — - - --------- --- ------ -- -.-Ml tn.-xl r- wu<>w went out at night to dinner, men in n«. pupal*.-t scarlet lighted Ll» Rtrpa with huiti-niH. I *nl» tar tn mrrvet. and when he drove out there waa al• K--• — ways a guard of native horsemen. Mr Boric was a good deal annoyed by tho superfluous attentions of tbe es­ cort. and was quite disconaoluiu one morning over s native who was creeping around him. tearing hia tinttons and trving to put him in order. Ho has adtled U> his knowledge of tongue* the Hindoostan phrase for “L«H me alone." of the visit, and C«d. Fred mar-aged to kill time by ramlding over the country with a swarthy attendant, holding an umbrella over hit head. Moy Jin Kee, a Chinaman, addressed a Methodist Sunday-school mcelins in Harlem, N. T-, tho other Sunday. Among his remarks *»» » comparison of like religion of bis nation and that of the children before him. "W* wisrship,” said be, "ono Great Spirit and many Jowes; you a Great Spirit and Hia Son. But tin- Americans could learn sometiling of my people. Confucius said tliat drink was worse than a rattlesnake rattlesnake* don't abuse their own children. The Chinese think drinking very l>ad ; but they do something very fall behind and the new Western btates gn far ahead, the fresh and vigorous State of Iowa Laving nearly four times m many as the old State ot Virginia. Illinois occupies the second plane on the — fifth place, __ . list, and MMaachnsctla . the ire State au<i Georgia, the Empir* ‘ of the Southern South, falls behind othcr o States of Irea pretense.. The following is a hat in full of the number■ of' Preaidential offices in each State : Death of Andy Johnaen, Jr. . The only aon of ex-Prestident Johnson, Andrew Jolmaon Jr.,died at his residence near Greenville, Tenn., recently. For a time after his father's death he lived in the old home at Greenvilla and edited a weekly paper. Later he waa a candi­ date for the Legislature, but waa de­ feated. Then he settled on a farm, and at the time of hia death waa engaged in e.—rir-nltnrwl nnrwnita. Tie leaver* a ding MUI, »1 MHsrviUe, X. r.,tom rit»,OOD; els*®*a booses al Lebwoa, My., ksi giO.UJ'. familiar n.me of “banking it Thia method of recitation lias an excellent does he commit one than he ia calle, 1 to recollection by a smart tap on the cloec- f-wrc? To satbonsa tbo toenahip at Doadre. year*. In three hard times be thought oraaly ot Mooroe. to settle .nd cosnprcmiss . the compilation might be postponed. It ludracnl rendered sgamst tbo sureuse of John was urged in defense of the bill that J. Johnson, tbe Isle defsalung Treasurer of the supply of the old compilation was said towuahjp; to amend ibe charter of tho city . ... - - - 1 l.v mm Lrliofn. cxhaasUd. The bill waa finally passed The House Tuesday afternoon, in com­ mit tee of the whole, considered House lull No. 141, introduced by Mr. Moore, of Detroit, to provide for the establish­ ment of wills during the lifetime of the , testator. The bill provides “that to any will hereafter executed the testator may make and annex thereto hia petition, to : be sworn to before, and presen tel to, the Judge of Probata* for the county where the testator resides, asking that such will lx* admitted and mtablialied as his last will and testament.” It further provides for the examination of witnctiaes, and the final determination of the questions whether tlic maker of the whether bo executed the will without fear, fraud, importunity, or undue infln • ence; also, that in such proceeding the contents of the will were not spqaired to fai made known. Tlu* last provision excited much opfxaiiion. Tho bill wm vigorously optxmed by Mi-mtu. Gould, Henderson, Donnelly, Turnbull and Bobertaon, and supported by Mesar*. Thorpe and McNabb. Mr. Moore Spoke of the desirability III the recent readjustment of post- of providing some means to prevent offic<« and salaries of Ji'ootmaalcrs, such litigation *s had occurred upon the graded upward according to business Vanderbilt. Slewart. Ward and other done and stamps used, 145 were added to what are, called Presidential offices— an cfiicc becoming Presidential when Believing that the 8Ute abould do tlic receipts are sufficient to entitle the its own work, Representative Thorpe Pontmastcr to a salary of #1.000 or will offer tl>c following joint resolution, more. In the recent readjustment and to stand aa acction 22 of article 4 of the i addition of 145 to the list, it waa a mat­ ter of comment at the Pastoffice Depart­ ment that no few went to the Southern btatra, and m> many to the Western and Northwestern State*. indicating, along with many other things, that the path of empire ia tending Westwardly with great rwpidiiy Postofficc official* think that the postal busineaa. receipts from sale of stamps, etc., ia a fair indication of the business, commercial and intel­ lectual growth of particular Stat<-» and Bvaro; The Belmont Oil Works, at Ftdtadatphis, Ums IIOO.OOO. Trimfor's Wad­ pr-oriEU DB1 GOODS, SILKS Ul DRESS GOOD? tbe Uw providing tor dnn/pDS oamee of minor sdoptsd children and other persons; to amend the charter ot the village of Orion; to rvttiaorporato tbo viUaftv of Midland Qtj I'eidxt, March a*. —Messrs. —The foliowing tall, were p«sae<! Incorporating Orion; reincorpocaiing Berrien Hpnugs; amending laws Hovst-In to* House tbo tolknrinj tails •rrt reportoi sdrcrsciy and Isblod Tn c!--aiy7> tb« bcandarv t-civneB Saginaw sad ! sy eoatUoi: to chscgo tbe ix-andanre of the to»ustops of XspoU-mi. Columbts sad Norvell, Jscksna county, four tails to ssa-ud the Gsom l,il SD*J one to rtiauge the Genera) lUIlrnsd law. reeolatior. asking CocrreM furan appropnsUoo । for a llgblbooM al Uw month ot Manieteo ■ nver; bonate Joint reeoln ton granUog Wm. Beiler a petrol for cc lain lao.ta ia Jaciaor, ' Groceries and General Produce, ALISBLBY & BEOSSEAE, ,;*i| an«EBAi. whole, iadQilins House bOi 1-1. to j seven! yellows in ties* hew. a»! Hoose tail L.V list* business cu opcraUvc wx-leUcs. wm tatrodnaod by Senator Huston that no cd. ihrvcUy a* todlrrctly. io say sarh cutursrt. • leaves of abecnco ta» granted except for eicMraoTK<Tiox roll xox-ebsidhxtii. I neas, deaths ta> tbe family, or when staact on House bill No. 595 Iim been conffid ered by tbe House. It provide* that no variant or order for payment «f । money shall lx- drawn upon any Town। ship or County Treasurer without speciI fy»ig on ita face ita pnqiosc and the appropriation for which it is drawn; no warranto to be drawn until the appro­ priation is made and tax voted; nor shall warrants be drawn in cxceas of tbe appropriation; no township of lean than Gta) inhabitants shall raise, for ordinary townahip purpose*, more than 1500 per year; every Supervisor, in making val­ uations. shall not discriminate for or against any one, or make the aa*e*ameats otherwise than relatively equal. Tlic penalties proposed for violations of this act are f5i>0 or six months’ impris­ onment Evidently the bill waa intro­ duced to prevent Supervisors in the Northern Peninsula from laying it on too thick on non-reaidant owners of pine lands. ACTINGS HOUSE, MONEY TO LOAN I Oi AppvW teil fable kesfa, $100.00 and UPWARDS elected by tbe Township Inspectors. Thia change ba* been largely petitioned for at thia scasion. The change contem­ plated would impose upon the County Board of F.xaminera many of the duties formerly devolving upon the County Superintendents of Behoola. ' These bills are now in tne hands of a special � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-04-12.pdf.pdf 3cc8561ba906ccc1e9aafaeb29c7cc0e PDF Text Text ®kt Sftashrittc jflrtrs. ORNO STRONG of the Bert Partv Under the Sun. Devoted to NUMBER 29 NASHVILLE, BARRY CO„ MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 187!) VOLUME VI. k WOXDEBFUL ULMER. FAK* MOTM. ^WBriue girtrtarg. villaob orncsee K. ________________ her aunt's dismal foreboding* without quired to keep him when atanding atill into which the alcoves is gathered ‘ ’ ths same aa manifested by loved beaute bar ono-eighth and a nail, aa may best fit the wearer. Your pattern will guide you to excited by the wonderful this, a. also with regsrd to your shirt- Moinet BegUter. Jerirtiw. getting 1*1 J^gTWXWBT MTleOOFAL CM U XU II was thinning rapidly. toward her. There was a long Granville Ferguson waa hand, skated to her aide. Don't faint, Ellie," hex fnend began ; she confessed in her warm heart. She hustled about, insisted upon jnitting her to bed to rest, brought her * up a cup of coffee and petted her in a loving, ten­ der fashion, that Ellie could not resist. For, after a short struggle with herself, she whispered: "I am ashamed al it, Carrie, now; but I did like him so Button holes require great skill in taking. Ban of thread should be first ridding young cabbage and other plant. throw the thread forward before catch­ ing up the loop on the needle. Gather with strong thread, waxed with white with a noul in him worth anything, gets out of such pitiful rut*-and laughs at discouragements— rolls up hia alaovva, whistles and ainga, and makes the best of life. This earth ia not paradiao—you noon to marry him I only I did not quits like till I had told you anc IL A. BARBER, O. PARMENTER. J. I BAKER. H GRISWOLD, I'MMWMlkk FhrWctaa sad r o.« i>. V artjnk’. t-tr a 1U|M Dark** .trwu. I*raw A. M. FLINT. WALTER S. POWERS CHAS. II. BRADY. Dr. E D. SESSIONS, ISAAC M. FLINT. Jr.. LEWIS DURKEE EMOR I E J rested. "Arrested!" cried poor Elbe, with white bps, for the handsome scamp had won more thin a jessing interest in her impulsive heart. " For what ? " "Passing a forged bill He is Oliu of WHAT HERBERT SAID. a Western gang the police arc seeking. " Don't -Ellie; please don't! What j1 Come, you must go home with us, and wo will send you homo early in the .nil Herlxrt-yr’ "I don't care in the- least what Her- j !>crt says He Las no right to dictate | “ 8ho will be frightened, no doubt, to me. Not tliat ho ever does," Ellie but it will be for a few hours only.” added, quickly. “Mr. Granville Fergu­ son haa invitixl. me to go to the park e pretty face. with him, and there are four other bulics Ellie into it, 1 following. mt. -nd I .1.^1 .er my new ™-l, w the meantime Carrie, in the quiet .... In m-rr. H U j.m Um ngM IragUi tor j„_ ,hr Uunltog togn-r abating. If yon were good-natured, fuHy that finery of any kind Would only noV°^ 1CD'1 make more coMpicnoua the diwfigunnj eap Uncle ill lart gave you. h„ ^ted for Hert^ . “eca* * do I Hhe c^nja not help a bitie thrill of feel twd .l_>out Herbert. You know he |)lmjinrc Bt the thought of a quiet even­ ,, , , . He lias never told mo he tovre me Nover told you he loves you. -u.l Carrie. "IDoni ’rz? hr — every be come 5 hero afternoon> or evening to sec you ?" you? “How do jsou know ho don't come to ,n see Aunt Fanny, or voul" “ Elbe r There waa such keen pain in Carrie's * pretty Elbe sprung from her like me, and knowing twenty things where 1 have lasnmd -ode, y<W would h%ve fifty lover*. Men are such idiots. —*■7 V ?'iS WM I™' ’ Uhe XV ilson iuul no can*.- to complain of nature* unkindneMi. Bhe wm very mg 'r»th him alone, for her aunt generI nodded in silence over her knitting Hhr had fBilWoUy tncd to keep Elite | boBJC. Ulxl h>T1Dg frilcd, oho could I the evening. Ellie vu very eracting of her lover's attentions, if lover he was, keeping him beside her con­ stantly ; while Carrie, m wa* habitual with her, kept in the background, listen­ ing to her outer's lively chat, and won­ dering why ahc could never jest and frolic with Herbert. The little mantel clock was striking 8 when bo came. Aunt Fanny, who had l«ccn all day shopping in the keen winter air, had yielded to the drowsy influcnoo of the warm room, and wa* quietly aalcep in her arm-chair; but Came wa. awake, and went forward to । mrw't tn.' rimior. “I am very sorry Ellie is out." she ' ..jj . -bul fjj thc dnpta TOfl> if ' r,,„ Wi«), ’ PoCLTgr will pick up lime, etc., in order to Iu® Uio shells of their eggs; they will cat feathers to obtain a .apply of .albumen to furnish plumage, and tainly told secrets in spite of her efforts gravel to assist in grinding their food. to keep down the blushes—"Carrie, When we shut up animals in their pens look at me! I will see!" and she lifted or stall*. wo ought to furnish them with the shy, drooping face. “Is he to bo the substances which their instinct my brother?" points out os ncc-aaary to their health situation.” “You absurd little thing! There, don't try to explain anything. Ill be Tnx Journal of For retry gives the following description of a pear tree still productive near the villag- of Eardiston, England, with do cvhlcnoe of drla an immense relief to my mind to cay : Height, 56 feet; girth of stem at ground level, 14 feet; girth at 5 feet up, and go where I like without your pite­ 12 feet; height of stem to first large ous ' What will Herbert sayF for It ap_____ _ ____ L- 1___ • __ 1.1-____ - > -branches. 62 feet, giving a circumfer­ ence of head of branches of about 182 And, aft-r all, the red scar waa hid­ (ret. den by a bridal veil, and Herbert Braniving Fashion Frtppcriea. No toilet 1. complete without a jabot of xitiic kind. . Shirred lining for bonnet brim* take preccdeno’ of all others. Black toilet* and black lace Ion nets are the furor of the moment in Paris. Henri Trots aabota and the Catherine de Medici Souliers. Pansi.-ui coiffures arc do ngeucr low on nape of the neck. Delicate lace-elocked stockings slionld always Im* worn over anotht r pair of tinted silk or Lisle thread. and buckles. leaaare flashed into Hcr- fi owing here a Uttle while and talk to me. 1 so the victim of a fail, which had cut open seldom voa alone." one rbr»-k. leaving a long, red scar, dis­ She ul liown. wondering a httlo at figuring her for hfc. Her «>ft blue the request, but the wonder grew deeper “------ » — q ------- —- > as Herbert talked to her. Little by dl l«f aghi „< m L,u„ lhr hrt woma otnrrwiso aa 1 In waalnog new embroidery after I, u cut oat, nour boiling waler upon t. U4 it stand from lWMity mumtea to Imlf an hour, rub lightly with the h^d*. dry, and prrea on the wrong aide. Thia. takre out the stiffening so that the ma-1 chine does not cut it To remove grease which has come ofl ' die sewing-machine from new fabrics. i.efore wa*hmg them rub th. spot. thoroughly with hard soap, dip in cold water and rub again. H not removed, kpplj mon Kmp kod mpmt Un upontio,. I -----------------------------------1 Why Dick UaUla Bathes .Ms Mere. It waa Sabbath in the little town of ’ Frisco, and a holy quiet settled down a. ' • mist from heaven, with the though a the Waaateh mountain*, sunlight o'er — --------------------------------wrapped all in peace. ' Il wa* ---SabjMth, and cut from the little town came the .tagC the stage that ha* roeked and swung and rolled along from the white, billowy beach of the Atlantic, arroa* tried Rooking.seed corn in a solution of chloride of lime with satisfactory results. Ho says of it: "By soaking seed corn seven hours in a very strong decoction of chloride of lime, corn can be forced almost proof against the depredations of gopher*. The lime warms up the • tart uf corn planted in the ordinary way, thereby insuring against the frost at the close of the season." A coKniaroNprXT of Colman't Hural World, writing from Mountain Home, Ark., gives the following remedy for bors* 1 loot five 01 could find a rented' not deocribe the d men know how it affect* cattle. I give them three or four teasjioonfulr show dainty little flower and leaf l*>u quet and vine Matterns in jardiniere colors on pair snuto grounds. The favorite flowers for tacking oa ]«n*l«a and eglantine bloom*. with the pint of molasses, all put into a bottle and drench them : also. I -at hr spine and leg with 1 junta of turpentine. F do tin* when they are first taken. Thia E PARADY. ixnpU;. \n4 J. B. RASEY. ORNO STRONG. i>aacrncAt. A MIhN<w>. SRfeccUaumte Cxrdx. ^yoLUOTT HVDIE, Naabvtlla, Mlclilgnn. C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. WILLIAM JONES, NEW LIVERY! und that it was her own plain face, not . 7- -—,—— r-Jr.Uayn,°.’ frOm । Lilies pretty one, Herbert came to see. childhood Hei school life had lawn In won^ wht-e rarnr^ lnllb uot embittered by the taunt, of her com lw doqb<ed Herbert told her bow her ponton., and she had shut henelf up, in , nUr her useful, cheerful a great mmaure from roaiety. from her w„n hul.taTt.e and that hi. hope raurtin -towk-ng from m-Umr. If t.pp,,,... 1„, o)„o br, other light wool.fabnca in spring cos they may save money by turning their ttiroes. cows upon tl>c pastures on the firit «p Dressy parasol* for the country or pearaoco al grass, and that (heruaftcr all away. ------------ ------- — ..... . -- .. ...... . — the fur feed given at homo is thrown Sputa, nng*. or diamond pattern, of There is nothing more fallacious. If you yon brown, rod, or blue, or they arc of plain , have plenty of pasture, and it will not inmpie. unmistakable • ccni pongees, with bandana or Scotch poach under foot, give the stock a chance plaid lining*, nr gay-colored lining* at it by all mean*, but do not fad to give with white polka dot*. ’ the usual feed night and morning *o long u* they will cal The young gruss will bnllrnm mstH, a eertmnW in the {onr b'e’ ’ -11 tend to clear the system of humor, and “Golds ■' are among the unsolvsd act aa an alternate to other food given. mi,.4. ol U,. toil, to.u-U •> «™<d Irom ~rmedical problems. They used to be It will also quickly improve the color Ua-. u l Mud- alik. ..»!”»’ 1 1 «” “* thought to be due to the suppression of ito-tert Bru.to,. .rw “*? <- to»Uv—< -;>->■ ■ and flavor of butter. It pasture ia not lbrd^U>«<Jlr -l-B. ta'1!"-. r-i.julms1 Mt, man. wore finer drees, had diamonds sparkling upon his shirt-frost and little 1 which there should be no exposure.— Youth'* Companion Carrie did not!--------- _ „ . On the day when Ellie so wilfully persisted in accepting Granville Fergu­ detectives, and thia afternoon be told son's escort to Uw Park, Herbert was him for which Hill told WO Iba whole plan, invited me to go out am?--------’as howxpreesrfil; bat. Sri Double & Single Rigs, for mountains nor rivers, but climbing 1 the one and swimming the other Hr never walked, but invariably ran. keep- United Kingdom. 8.W7 ing up a long, swinging lope for hour* st 4 21 per ccntrtn* 1 nee, o.sx per a time without rest- His only refresh- ,.,. nt to . — -------------rent. to Brarent fo Belgium. 2.58 ment was one bnscuit and an ounce of jji 1 7g per cent, to the West Indies, , . feeling a sense of suffocation. Hi The warm nun thawed the old man * a very amiable man, a favorite with all i ycar. From !<50 to I860 the average hoartjuid the memory of old timre stole who knew him. and waa made much of | ,-xjiort of wheat amounted to 19,021,723 into hi* soul, bringing Ixck again the by hi. royal j«atrvu.v. 'xiahc!* ; from 1W0 to 1870 the average ---------“ swimming, -"nl*days gone by, ,k the appleIn 1H33 he started from Munich at 1 was 3ii.U49.U21 bushel*; and from 1870 steahng. dog fighting days when he waa p. m . June 6. with dwpatchc. from the | iKJs the average ha. been 65,149,980 a boy and Ben Holladay nowhere. King uf Havana to hi* sou Otto, King biudicla. The wheat crop of 1878 wa* Rounding a point in the river, the shade of Gimm. ThcM> dispt .-•hcs were de- [xrp-r than that of any previous year, fell screws a nook. Dick pulled no, and, livered at Nanpha at 9 *- m. on-July 1;1 amounting to over 400,000,000 bushel*, ii hr had no isiwngrri, concluded to or seven days sooner ttian if they had The average annual crop i* increaring been scut by the regular |*»t- In 1KM, riLrT much more rapidly than is the They had been lo­ while in the employ of the British East jxipulalion of the country. In I860 the India Company, Menses was charged | average crop wa* 5 buahel* per capita; bite. It is Urn wont possible policy to , the lines, he raid to himself : There witli tbc conveying of duqatebc* from 1 jn girl. II. U.I bmm torn, UIW. etork , Be In-- to- >«,<■ -to.. it was about 8 buahel* per an d cold, are »omctim< rhen try and save hay and grain in the spring is nothin’ like knowin' stock that's post­ •ml Uu, to. tonior p«to«r. m>.l Mill b"‘.‘“PPV 7” Calcutta to Constantinople, through 1 capita. e«™.l ™ .uh munrrng h“J* ...whnunly litll. between fodder and grana. Such atoch । od. Stay still now. now, boys boy." ” (this (thia to the Central Asia. The distance is 5,615 The export* of Indian corn were also ex|«osed. It is a fact, too, that men and will show this false economy all through | horses), “and the old man 11 ha ve a good mile*, which the mcsecnger accom larger than during any previous year, FMtaM Um 1.OMM- to Wil«,n A h“J I!” d“animals may be varnished without pro­ the season.—Prairie Farmer. ** " » pliahed in fifty-nine days.or in one-third From 1850 to I860 the average annual .bough Ito, km.! ol Um Imum toto tarn, ducing the symptoms of a cold. . onod -L and nreosed hl* own Ilna nnon clothes on the scat, Dick of the time made by the swiftest earn- j amount of corn exported waa 6,453,771 HtiU, the ordinary medical view is van. On this wonderful journey he | bushels; from I860 to 187^ it was 11,HOUSEHOLD EC050MY. that, the pavage off of effete matter certainly his own good pleasure.brought , “ Let me help you to forget that" he —-v ' 1made hi* way across tembte desert*. 284,035 bnabela, and from 1870 to 1878 Iwing checked, the blood is altered in P.ixted PaiLB.—Avoid rnrng pails Dick plunged tn thin they plunged out, „riun[>«. where, for hundred* the average amount exported annually him often to Mie the young Indire and I whispered. character. The corrupted blood then that have been pointed on the inside;and when---he crawled -out on the bank.- 1 of he saw 10 b’ing being, and , 4O,«Jd,8S« buahel*. ----- ,------------------------------their aunt, who had filled their dead ; They talked long and earnestly, each they are dangcro*. Water that ha* a streak of dust away off through the through countries whose inhabitant* mothers plane for mny loag years. He { learning much unguceeed before of the The average export price for wheal atood in such a vessel for & few hours is sagA brush was all that the poor fellow were savage robbers, '.nd who lived in a waa a man whose fere^wtxiM honor any other*a heart-confidence, till the clock apparatus. jtiereased from $1.29 per buahel in " ’ U £2“^ a »to*e ot ciinunuai -nr-j . . . --------- - ------- ,— The man ; J87o to $1.34 per buahel in 1878, but with a chilly sensation, followed by heat The team kept the road, and Dick knew i inppoaing that pretty Ellie waa the j " It is time Ellie waa home !* Carrie ernatursl the price of corn haa fallen from 93 that, by entung aero- the country and inv-Ud . ”-th The fever runs its course in a day or Bikd Cion.—1 :boscn of his h^art. ' , cried, starting at the sound. powers, and hi" tame spread1 far and I cents in 1870 to 56 cento in 1878. The eage*. especially running (■* be afterward said) like wide. Carrie Jfkcd ta think so. Of all the ’ * -■ ““ One of the most ii Hence p paint softens iu biases, hi could head them off. There __________________ ___________ w To Hyde Park with Granville Per­ sister, Herbert was certainly the one j guaon * was 874,'<20,U00 bushels; in 1878 it was Perhaps at times a mischievous angel she would select for a brother. Never 1 Herbert starte<i aa if he had been 1,342,558.0U0 bushel*. would peep through his tiny fingers mouth. and laugh at that big, burlv, stark* Gnanville Ferguson? Carrie, II could win lo ve than a brother's, naked man outrunning the jack-rabbits Prince Pncklcr Mnakan, who had him­ loard has had a marked effect in reducing Hovsx Plants.—Mix Carrin waa naturally very anxious about must go out. I can get a cab. But it | in the valley of the Beaver. When he self traveled extensively in Egypt, and Ellie's choice, and she shrank with poo- is too late. Borne of her friends will the main reliance for hastening a cure. surely be there." your flower-pota, and you will be Burhad made several uusnccewdul nlirrnpU But the pores should be kept somewhat “Why, what is the matter?" asked | to jHinctralo to the headwaters of the throwing the lap-robe in front of him Carrie, frightened at his evident sgila- , from hi* limbs. more. And to tins day Dick has kept his promise.—Salt Lake Tribune. cttanful counterfeiter, haa for three years of the Nile, trough Lower and Middle The Salt Lake Herald tells of a re- handkercuunlry by the condition of the women and ehildrt n, by the bmiy or dmorder Did alm Open A Top Carriage®, SST3 pan**, two stroke* M IM Ut.. undertake the trip. The indefatigable* runner consented to make the attempt. opmlioM iDMgiMhto U Um mkto* of .old for vhM I. ks-m to <ofd """*”* S"‘ijnx^±‘ burnishes thia the gratea and •10,000 to in. prMV wife, to Uve LIVSBY & BOARDIMG STABLE Sl.Ull.Zll H-.l .. .. many nearly $2,000,000 worth was while standing or leaning against *hi;>|>ol. and almost aa much to China. — — —,— — —rr—- ------------- The rest of the amount was distributed time he covered his fade with a hand among almost ail the nations on the kerchief end slept, and, after such a map—87.37 per cent, of the whole gonap, he would pursue his way appor- iug u, Europe, 7.81 per cent, to Mexico rally as refreshed as though be had , South America, 1.11 per cent- to slept for liours. He four or five hours. About three drench­ ing* and one lathing of spine and leg* Pete’s Revenge. cr. oshzrcrjsr there Were to Im-’ dav* occupied on the | journey. lit winter ho took with him n [ stained hill* of Lincoln nng again and again as he sung faded away. UNION HOUSE <>f congratulation, condolence, or ilia- 1 wn ” * ° owini bread and j>stehr* of greater importance, and, | hibita “™ the* value of "1 ZL-Ti ~ brradTbmrvrr matched agai-t Hi. regular , year from 1860 to mounted courier* easily succeeded in , ' beating them. He always carried with I boot in the Call ill drove tha’ stage, and a In-tter driver never whaled the flank of a bron­ cho. The day was warm aa up the Beaver river rolled he, and hi* voice. the delicate pink groun WOODLAND HOUSE. mduced to undertake the 1 fpat of from ParlJ, U) Mo-cow Hc BUrU,j from Place -- ... ................. , Vendome at 4 o'clock in the afternoon crop only 3-100 of 1 jwr eenL waa ex nf Jnlu, n. U31. and entered the Krem- , j-.rted. The value of the cotton crop hn J0 o-rfock m of Jane -jr, u.„ 21.2 per cent of the valueof the rnaccompliahed the distance of 1,’flO 1 tire grain jmxlnrt, yH nearly >2.000,000 miles in thirteen days and eighteen I more of cotton waa exported tlian of all . * । lhc in„ combined. Of the wheat . , . . , . ... ,-mn SAnneratvMi----------------------Thia feat created a dreidvd MmoaUon throughout hurojw. and the employ­ of Men*en a* a courier catraordi | crop, about 51 per cent. "■'T, 1'7 K»e M.U Pn»<~ >«»»- ■ . _ h „ Thnrr bos Ito-B-tl no fd popular amusement m European courts. 1 i acre dm d«d no« lie ran from country to country and 1 c,8n iradti *o startling a* the growth of ijort trade trade m in bresdatuffa, aa is from court to court, bearing moosagc* , ‘be «-xj>ort By bathcd its alkali-stained But you usually have Elbe.” “Elbe d xv not aing os well as you do. FARAD Y. FEIGHNER. you; but you were gone." ' X. “Ho is always kind," sighed .poor Ellin. “I don't love Herbert, Carrie, but I think he's the. best^fricp.d we the dufigured one And yet this monster, rejoicing iu hia utrcogth, will rush no the flank of the still a lioy entered the English navy. .Rocky mountains with ten loaded can Although his powers aa a runner were behind him:—New York Tribune. displayed even in his boyhood, he had made three voyages to the East Indies, TALITE OF OVB CHOPS. and had completed a three-years' cruise on the fngatc Caledonian before he made a public exhibition of By comparing the reports of the ex­ them, which he first did by running a . porta of produce from the United States race in London when 19 years old. during the last year with the reports of Though up to this time he hsd had no the Agricultural Department, eoncerntraining, and had even lacked a pedes­ trian'• ordinary opportanitica for mus duced. The crop referred to is that produced in l»77; the exports were wonderful stories aa to his extraordi­ ' 1878. The returns from the nary jiowers circulated among all of 1878 have not yet been ro­ branches of the serviceAt but a easily manufacture all female under­ garments; you will require only pat­ terns for cutting out Longeloth and linen should be sealdod before you work on them, in order to render them soft enough for the needle to pass through easily; but should you tie unable, from haste or other curcum- the officers of hia ship that Hensen would run from London to Portsmouth, of soap, and rub it on the port yon are n distance of seventy-three miles, in going to sew or hem; you will find your needle will then slip along with the tempted and accomplished, the distance gn-utet cs*e, and will ruu no risk of being covered by the sailor in exactly breaking it nine bonne Shortly afterward he ran Young ladies who have the care of from London to Liverpool, a distance their own linen, and perhaps have th^r I . . of 150 miles, in thirty-two hours. Aiown allowance for dress, should lake a I though thus succeasful a* a runner, | few Lour* on a fixed dav, weekly, to look over their clothes ami do any small Buriirxy Jtrcrfsfj. W*. IL YOUNG, that one end of Uncle Dick will often end almost �THE GRAND RAPIDS DIW8IOD. Boston Bridge «r Tunnel j* tta all-ataorhtag topic M Detroit. . . 1W lawyte. W doctors and 15 denfUt* were tnr>icd Itxixr unnti an ii/kihum'C! j«ie very suddenly on tta td, aged K. Utah man grabbed • pie. and start hi* WMMth nn sixMtf a quarter nf ita surface; Let there w*« wo «w>Tk»wing, for tta pie mt Altai with leather, straw, an l ................... fssifof Fort Maron; ttau ttay would go hock to ttair <dd quar­ ter* again. They were earvfally watched to see Mui ttay did not act tta part of *pi.-«, and Wert «ou«Mh-red v»vy Miapieinu* etaraetet*. Not many day* had ttay traidvd in tta city when ttay ware marked a* daagerim* enemies to tta Souttarn Confederacy. Ttay were hooted and insulted wtan they chaured »n walk the streets; ttay were waictad through tta window, of tta ir hoore ; not an hour jaura-d, day or night, bat ’they wrra tta object* of suspicion. The ladn-s of tta rity rrfnacd tn »*ncistr with, nr reragniar Mr*. Alexand­ er aa anything »» oatearf. ami ttay w ould Bat render tar ray in FINE COLOR PAINTS— NmHmw. Mtucidi tta Hh. by Wei ttaraOroadtraeli iug freight' train. A young man named Crandall, wa nnvited by Deputy Sheriff Petcnain, a | • The ('Imrtatte .» tta Mh, fnr targlarixiug; at th* hand* store at Grand Ix-dge. and t nearer rain nf tta traitor*. yet hr hotr* with It pa- n the county jail. of............ retribution .. .......... «Severalty ttaor thing* come upon us tiently. feeling the day u In Eaton Co., Charlotte goes maini; anddrnly.,. We wake some morning wa* near. Day after dar would thoar Coalition. Brookfield, Carmel. Delta nlwHcd .•jrreon* mt in their room, not Hamlin, Benton. Cheater. Bellevue am and find tta'rountry all agog :yith exWalton r» Republican. ” * ritrmrnt oerr something which ordin- taing moM outrageously aboard and Rapid*, Oneida and Eatn nrily wnnld attract hnt litllc htteution. insulted. ■ Still clinging tn lln-ir most tack-Democrat. etariatad hope, they never gave np, 'Uta latrel erase of this *ort i* pedrsMra. D. Aiken, of Chariottr, xrlto was tat looked fnr the return of tta glorious triawtau. All tta taya In tta country. Stars and Stripe*, tta tanner of tta shot at Grand Rapid*, snran two week* ago by her hiulmml. because she perand even mw<- of tta girl*, arc engaged For a long time the citiacns of Bran­ mlriin living a life of shame, ha* re­ io getting »»P walking matetaa. It is fort. eontinurd to look with dbdain np- covered wnfflcieutly to - be removed to the-fnpir of ronveraatlnn on all aide*, on Mr. and Mra. Alexander, tat after home in Eaton Ca mid is Hkrly tn ahmirii puWie attention ataut eight or nine month* tad pa**rd. Wm. Matthews at Battle Creek, on r-HI some other excitement takes it* and they cou|d find nothing terneouae the 7th. was found on the street ia a them o^tat loyalty totta United Staira. mangird rondition. n> near nneonneiaas they seemed to tire of ttair perarcutiou a* to ta nnaNe to glee any acron nt nf r’evira. tinder the administration of and watch fulntw. and failed la moleat liit:i-elf. Hl- haa! evidently been pound­ • Frrridrnt Dian, i* exhibiting new spirit ttatu. ed with chibs, but for wnot reMan i« PURE DRUGS. During tta month of March. 1882, tta end evincing a laudable draire to rttmUnion forre* were working ttair way iilatr her trade and commerce nnd bring down through tta many inland chan­ PATENT MEWCIXES. tar rich mineral and agricultural pro nel*. and among tta nutnv island* that dnrt* tn tta attention of tta world. skirt tta rorat «< North (Carolina, and DYE-STUFFS. The Mexlran World’s Fair, it i*official­ were nearing Braufort. when tta Scrirvcuit and hi* devoted wife kft ttair ly announced. will open at tta City of hounr arcrrUy. and made for the Union SCHOOL BOOKS, ytrxim. nti tta 15th at January, 1880. camp. Hcbshrn they saw the flag tra­ nad Ihongh l«tr new* report* that tta der which ttay were to ta free, they Bcnj. Young, an Irishman »lxnii 33 GROCERIES. coaid not refrain from tear*. Thev ynsro old. was fouad drad at East tag-, <:rmp»e*« i* slow in making tta appro­ wen- M»on within tta line* of their de­ priate* naked hy the Minktrr at the liverer*. and soon had tta c>portunity taaw un tta 8th. Hia jaw was broken and there * as four stalm in tta body. litcr'Or far tta rxhihition. we may rely to report thrmsclrr* for re-uiuater anil It is supposed to ta a case of murder, Jta evrwtwnUy getting tta money. taking tta new oath of fidelity to tta aitlmniriit there is no clue to the mur­ L'pion. derer aa yet. GmUs M tta fair, which will la*t for Id n few darn Bean fort waa in tta I her* months will ta admitted free of. tautla of the Union army, then came A few days since James Lacy, of Fen diffy. ’and may ta expaaed without tta preparation* for the enptare of Fort ton. engaged In a politinil debate with Maron. When the preparations were bis iMti-io-law, Phillip Rauroo, and. to charge for spore or storage. Undoubt­ taing made far tta Imnrardmeat. tta make hia argument more forcible, hit edly our manatacturm wDl readily vid Sergeant roparted to Major Allen Runyon.over tta eye with an iron scale avail ttamsclce* of this opportunity tn nt Braufort and requested that he weight. Runyon died from the effect* develop a trade with Mexico; and tta might hr a-igned a poaition where ta of tta blow, and Lacy is undec arrest. Walton, a: tta junction of tta main fair, though, of rnnrsr. kt can hardly 'could aid In tta re-capture of the fort. Miyor Allen thought that hr waa too line and Traverse city branch of tta fail tn ta behind tta international ex- aged . a man to take an active part in Grand lUpid* and Indiana Raiirood. is hibitions of Pari*. Vienna, and Phlla- ■Cta storming of the rebel works, but probably tta most notorious town of it* tlrlphia In magnitude, must have a rare the Sergeant insisted that he eoald do rise ia tta tele. With a nejmlatea of aa murk as a young man, and farther, les* than IK, it I* said tn nave six sa­ ta really wished to help retake hia old loon* am) one or more notorious booses Ixwne ami once more arc tta Stars nnd of itl-faase. Stripes floating from the top of Fort TJttle May Dcmun, of Rochester, ag­ Maroa. Fiaafly, ta plead so earnestly that tta Miyor *J-igt»e<l him a position ed 7. with a rwflncmt worthy of far where ta ronld do dnty. and tta old . mm- rear*. re*cn<-d a companion of 5 man waa then in tta grratrat happi- years who fell into a mill flume where nr*» that hr ever er Joyed. He worked t lioth were at play. Getting hold of tar j.£ENB>' ROE. Fwtim, faithful in all the work nf preparation* j hand*, with * great tug stir tailed tar ------ OLD RELIABLE- — tn ta made, ami when, no tta 85tfi at out and saved tar out and saved tar April the ran min a ding tagnn there wo* from a watery grave. none more eager tlutn ta to tagin the Herr is a specimen of tta amenities bloody work. For a description nf the At the time at the seeeminn of th* tambanlment I will quote from histo- of journaltaa ia Peiraky: "oar ‘illustrij u* cvtcui|M>rary’ coutractcd a board Smit tarn State*, they took poarasion of all the fort*, ars-nals, nave-yard*, ami "Tta fl.-v opened, upon tta fort from bin previous tn hia arlw.nt tare, several munition* of war ia their respective three shnrr batteries on tta Mth of year* ago. which i* held by a poor wo­ state*. with tat very few exceptions. April, followed by a fire from tta fleet man with a crippled hii»l*and. We are Among «-r fort* taken pnwwoon of rtf three steamer* and a hark, under confident hr- will pay it. but hr haa If so. hr North Carolinn. wa* Fort Macon, romuiander Lockwood. When within probably mislaid her addrea*. n-nr Hranfmt. The United Stater range, end -m near a* the shoal*allowed we ran furnish him tta lady'* name imilt th* tnrt al a emt of $400,000. and tta vraarU tn approach, the Daylight and her present residence.’' in time of «>r. «>« calculated to garri­ »»ed tire, followet! in socceeaion by Kittle Burke, of of Onondaga, had son three hundred men. It* armament State nf Georgia. Commander Arm­ two lovers. Owe of them, named Wm. was sixty-one heavy gun*. part ra har- strong. the gunboat Chippewa. Lt. Cluunp, called to sec tar on Saturday Mir and part casrmatrd. After tta commanding A. Bryson, and tta bark night and naked her to gn with tar for dv. Gemslmk. aejing Lt. Edward Cavend­ a walk. She took a walk—a few pare* ish. The three strainer* moved around from him—and drawing a revolver simt tv The Highest Market Price paid in a circle, driivering ttair fire as ttay him. lie then tied and she stat at him foe Hide, Pel ta. Ac. ro* it contained a garri*on at fir* hun • came within range, at n mile, and a twice, mortally wounding him. It ia •Irrd men, arid an armament of eighty- quarter distant from tta fort. Tta stated that tar other Inver, Carl Sher­ "?ssa tn tta rebellion the Gov­ gunboat attack on tta fort was not man, was coguiunt of tar design in borne meekly, for the elli|«M« hml not shooting Champ. • ernment kept bnt very few fort* garri- been sailed or*r tafoir tta garrison A blooming young widow of 80 sumsoacd, ami tn fact, none at all. except opened on the *qnadrr»u from ttabravy Mtii as were kept a* rendelvous for guns on tta *outh angle of tta npner UM-ra, naarnd Cooper, at Plainwell, recruits, and setawda of instmcttai. WTrepelaine. with great precision. The joined heart and ha ml with a Mr. Lem­ The forts were in charge of *c,nir *ol- ratal mlumbiads and six Inch rifle* on, of Jamestown. Ottowa county, aged dlrr who tad served long and faithfnl- were served so well that h stat entered 73. Tta young couple were a little ro­ ir tn tta army, and toy mmUtriou* cou- tta Ihry light <m tta starboard quarter, mantic in ttair nations. Ttay met for breaking up several bulkhead.; a shell the first time, at about 8 in tta morning and at 4 in tta afternoon they were U». Ite G.«rci»-. far: th. man and wife. Tta minister who per­ men of tamHie*. and tin n f-inChippewa was gra*ed ; and tta Gemsformed tta ceremony wa* jn*t return­ rrwraiu more contented at ttai talthad some <rf tar brace* and taek ing from a ftinrral. and waa liailcd and and ta more faitl.fnl to tta tro stay* carried af joined tta giddy twain. poacd on them. Mi--------- ' grant* tad enlisted-------- — i.tnwU tufcA a strong hold upon th<tn. rad fnr n time hut little else is thought «.f nr spoken * limit outride of tta frea- H. G. HALE Venetian Red, R. IL Paints, Yellow Ochre, Red Lead, Their Complete Stock PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST PORE PARIS WRITIK FOB ULSOMIRIRUC. ALB ^KStraart.- BARK8IIPT PRICES! Furniture and Coach Varnishes. Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil. Lard and Golden Machine Oil TO MAKE ROOM FORTHEIR SPRING STOCK I PAINT. VARNISH ANO WALL BRUSHES Ever brought to INashville. •’ c-rety**^n«n. iTtw miSw'XkkSTuJJl and 4-wHWi ■■ laM.es, W«U; Tk* ssSlrtM 0. C. WOLCOTT. nn rov* •crrTP-sr i AIRSWORTB & BROOKS. i ■t*TTT»*Tmm-r»T* t Iww-d. M*nh IMk, A. I» IUI SMQ MAT1LPA WHKKLKB. G«fa-dra. Probate Order. fw.O w Micatai., 1 .. Ceio «e Basal. I*4AI a < ita> Prstaia Cssn fcrr Uw CoeXy AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE the BUYER. Fresh and Halt Meats, Sniei Bus ul Stoiliffi, COMPLETE LtWE OF COFFINS,> CASKETS,1 ROBES,1 j Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Ac., Ac., : 1 &c. I IV Prraoum! aUrastkra glvru to everyIMm* p"rf-<rr>m< to tLc KELLOGG, DEMARAY&CO. -LJ-------- —'LL'., ,r .J.J _L, .XL-____ !__ ■______ ' PIONEER STORE VIENNA BAKERY Ihi) Inti U Daliu lit! liti New Goods New Goods! DO NOT NEGLECT We are now receiving our Spring Stock. The first installment of KOCHER BROS. BOOTS and SHOES I HATS AND CAPS! other tame, they ebooe to re one of Uncle Sam's aervant* Mb*. 8. E. Flixt. Teacher, srroxn raiMAur dbf't. , rr t ome in MMt are na and wr will aeU yow the beat (Jooda fbr iwoUmU. st IS« mtb-wru swtav st Uw MM*ratsralcvorwtee iwism-tehi. ta me* te. the leant money ofaay man '.n Naafevilte. ./ ‘ -«V . • V . '’ ' MEAT MARKET. * — ——•—. EdSWai^:::::::: 1 ■teFrataUsCowt^rarrfresair.intenB A»t 4b,rn-.e 1 inotw, _r -.-.a:.™ of. . --AI '■ Pldneer Drug Store. 5o. days aU«*<laxr’.'....",T^.-.’.’’ 1^ ST-'LtSgS! ’^ «4 Ual «: u Calm wiU bo Are in stock, and more following until out line, in all its departments, is complete. LOOK OUT FOR NEW “AD." SOON. L. J. AV,h kETiER, TNKVAULThraiwsIm ra4> ta ilw U '/ ’ ti^Zrrl’T O» re»rr �FRI8ORIPTION 8. flf aH.kitid*. »<-rt:rn!.-b peri.ued fnw. ««rSay Pun- and FretS Drag* aw<- Pit leteiM, CteBiak, 4c Ajf ci’s, Grcetr DycStufli! Dye Stuffii! Many new I Hr* MICHIGAN CURTAIN FIXTURES -taaMd doM their voting when they UU their cwacte. r— •4-rrite day they had only om ticket, vhinh wwe by a mojorttyoftW. It waa Hollande, all colors. Oil Curtains with Guilt Bands, also Nottingham Inces, Frier*. SURGICAL IXHTBI'MENTS. A4iqyu>ER BIUCES^ TKt’HHES. SUPK>RTH, Ac. FINE PERFCMES, . T<»ILET ARTICLES, COMBS. HRCHHFX HU WH, Ac < "juT* WALL PAPERS ud BORDERS. (Trtxaiiwd Fraa.) WINDtm*SlL<DZS, . I AM RECEIVING THE LA KG EMT AND FINEST LOT OF Clark Young,'our hte-elected School Inspector, romuitaco* teaching the Quail adwol next Monday. , Bar. J. MarriMd of Conco'd. will r occupy the CfariMian imljdt next Sun* - idown the writ part of their old eleva­. day morning and errariug. tor ami getting ready far the one. JTl»c llaating* Sentinel say* that A They are alao fifiiug in and grading to> P. Nichols la going to open another extend tlMiraid«-tra«kft> fret WMt. iu» store at Odaaoa. Stop that talking of order to give them more side-track for the cagteMea W tha acw building. haa been one ao bright and warm, with a "real apring frriing" iu tka UU-lW kind that act* all the puhea bounding Mart. Cole, wtw, haaoccwpiml aclerknod make* Hfe all aglow with frewh ship hi thatAuditor Gem.-ral’s offite at faeeaa, freak joy*, new hopman’d the lensing, during the hurt six mouths, gcuctal exultant aenae of "the fuhten ha* rcturuod home. , in LIGHTNING SEWER THE[ PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE Albert IHRon. In Maple Grove tiling* nrc not a* they was, cuxl tfh* re*u!t I* that the Reimhlican* gut the HupervUir, Clerk, I Drain Ciunmiaaiouer,' Siipt. of Schools, ’ and two Constable*. The Democrat* Ifr.eJJiig tfaeuwdvc* alighted went in I with the Be publican* aud helped them. THE NEW WILSON Oscillating Shuttle SEWIMG MACHIIE The late warm ntwtbarond ram on elect their Hujx-rvisoi who went in by Wednesday evening has caused the 135 majority. tM straight Greeubaek ing the scene ot a conflagration on Sat­ grassy plate to aamnne a greenness that • ticket*' were polled, 00 Republican* and urday mornlag. Mr. Cheater -Aiawe* h truly refreshing. V-r J: ’ 3-' • 40 Democratic. The Cualitrap State family were caring breakfast, when fin... ,,,, _________________ Gro. ...... Sim|Moii says he ho* not_____ sold ‘ ticket received Ob majority. Tire newcaugli t from a defect Ire flue in tbc ceil­ hi* lota acroa* Quaker benok fur *300. ly-rlcct«l town officc-ra arc aa follows > ing of rui adjoining room and burned off a joist and iomowbat of a hole be­ Guilty. In the case nowpending wherein the citixena of Nashville and vicinity have elmrged us with selling first-da** Furn­ iture at extreme low price* wr most humbly plead guilty. Kclummi. Demarav it Co. If Three Grade* of Irving Flour at the Fbku Stork. The ladle* of the W. C. T. U. will en­ —Al the township election. held in tertain the If. K. Clnb at the Club thia village on Monday, the following Room* Monday evcl, April .14. A cor­ resolution wpa offered, supported and dial invitation ia extended U» all. ses. —It seems that the finger at acorn ha* been pel MM MW. Kz Benedict, pro­ prietor of the VenodotviH* elevator, E. Conk ia gettiag oat M Imggiea. •’Gene ia one of our young and enter* prising bnauwaa num audgiwaaumploy meal to eight Lauda. See new ad. Last week <Artyjww made usaay that Cha*. W. Smith had bought 1,300 lb*, of maple sugar. It ahnuld have been 18,000 Rm. We might hare Mil 10,000 Um. had wr wailed till tyf* week. The ladfaa of north-weal MaptoGroie the maa who failed over there last week, and he w rites that he haa not have bntaaiwd a Mito Bodtity, with the foiled, don’t propooe to toil and is do­ foUowieg Office™: l*rr«.. Mra.‘Win­ ing buainrs* upon n* sound a baria as ner; Vke-l*res.. Mr*. Hyde; Sec’y, tbc doltera of daddies, and umi>*in- Miaa Norn Conley •Trea*., Mr*. Drmate only ia being une uf.'a number of W. IL Benedict* in that locality. The The SapL of School* will oblige u* partie* who failed dune Wine** under by figuring out by the “rule of tluw.’ the firm name of A.’C. BenedictSr Son. what Mr. Ix'wi* Durkee’* majority v ill The New* desires to injure no man. belnlfiSHfhe keep* rth gaining maand if our item reflect* upon in inno­ joritica like be haa during the hvd two cent perwin we an- lorry for it, and election*. Iwwrtily mkeUteoartretfofe STAPLE AKD FAKCT GROCEHlBf inspector—William Feigfaucr. Comtfablca—Samuel Norton. liavid MrMnre. 'toftrtuTSbonp. tuid a Grecnborttrr whore name we hare been uo3 Ur tn get. In Woodland the Republican* elected tlfclr entire ticket except Clerk, (who ia a Democrat) by an average majority of about 40. Bulow are the name* of the newly elected officers; Crock’ry <t Glassware Town Orrk—Freak F. Hilbert. Treasurer—John W. Holme*. Hough. Awrcria went llcpabfiean, a* u<ua), lecturer, gave a most entertaining.; electing Th>e. H. Bartram 8npcrT*nur. speech nt the Christian Uhurvli on Hau- ( Further jarticular* wy have not recnivthe cooaty. died on Friday evening of day evening. On the following errn-;{ last week, aged py t 73 year*. Twenty- ing bn gave hh favorite lecture. enW- ; The ucp- board of Supervisor* will Im seven year* ago he located a large j>ari tied, "Life on the Ocaan Ware.” . i a lie. Below «v give tin, name*. Re­ -ttf the territory upon which the village Spring- Hum* haa now really come, ; publican* in Unmau. mid Greenbacks <rf Nashville i* built, and. with his gentle Annie, and the Lena are putting , in Italac: Assyria—TYro>-. Yl.lhrtr am. brethar. erected the anv mill koowh Id forward their brat tout in the matter | Harry—Chat. H. TWly. early time* a* the "Uauchett Mill,” ami of laying big rgga. Ed. Owen report* iUltimorc—t'lin*. M. Mack. which building faai premmt occupied one laid on the 4th. that nienaured fli ■ Siy I*. Holler a* & feed mill. Thogrvat- by Si incbee, ai«! weighed four onner*. I *-r portion <rf bis lite baa been passed in Young ureu who have Wa iu thv ithi* immediate vicinity, and ba won tbo ImUt of whiltagawny lire fieri ng h«a.ra name of being a good ritixen. Fifteen on Hnndny by playing card* iu noanc yMH«otebwMH> «ito. TbaTa- chfRy ontlwhre or atnbk-loft, can now ncral nvrvioe* of Mr. HancJmU were move out nf door* and take n quiet lireouducted by the Rev. U H. Monroe at lle game on the gnuwy hank* of the riv­ tbc Christian Church on Sunday Tbo er, where nont, will be apt to molr*t or Tl»c deceased leave* nine children and make them afraid. 'Hrnntepple-Oro. U. Manebtthr.. many friewda to mcvira their tea*. : Woodland—Andrew G. Kilpatrick. Yankee Spriuga—Goo. 11. Ford. —On Tuesday evening, just before In the Co. the tax «M>aUmi ruorhed six a'cjoelu the large circular aaw in a light Toto, and waa Toted down by Furniaa A Tuckerman'* aaw mill burst. 1.000 majority. The Coalition ticket ia Imt fortunately did no personal damA literary entertai anient waa given elected b> al>mit 800 mwjmity. are. The sawyer was engaged in edging some plank, when the aaw, being 1MI week Wednesday* by young people AVLKWORTH DISCHARGED. warm, "got to running," jumped from for the benefit of Rev. John Scorfonl. it* bearing* a,Dd burst jn to feven piece*. A very creditable and enjoyable aflhir. Hastixo*, Arun, lith, *7D. No one waa hurt, although lad the ac­ The proceed* amounted to’ttl.W). . The , camthe People i*. W. A. cident happened a moment aoooer or a Towaahip election paased off quietly, AyUworth charged with forgery, camo moment later, one or more workmen Eutire Republican iieket elected by am- on for examination yeairnlay, l^fore iorities ranging from 80 to 181. Super­ hi* honor. Mana* W. Riker. Ixaral E. Kuniineti apiwared for the visor, Cha*. Hull, « majority-, CMk, people and Mr. Ayinamtli waamipportMart. Barber, 106; Trett*., El W. Hyde, •d by lbe Uon. A. IL Maj nard of De­ 117; Sapt. of School*. A. Steven*. 135; troit. and Clenw nt Smith of tbi* city. Justice at Uw Peace, J. N. Hawkina T^e craniinarimi waa held ia the Court 111. Ct’RTAIKH, CORDS. . AND FiXTERKS. Seltoiflf. Mhcrlhmrou* ami Blauk Book*, fllate*, Htatmnerv ami 1-rirel HlanteK Day itouka, Ledgwn. Arc. GuoJBooka for the Home Circle. CLOSED OUT AND FILLING UP. WOODLAND ITEMS. NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS If Carpet Warp of the beat brand*, cheaper thini ever, at D. C. Guirrmta. Which are muck cheaper than in tbo Fall, in fact lower than ever known in the fuming. ’ The new Hubbard Chant Solf-Rnking Rcapcrf and 1 be sold by ' If Batter and Egg* taken in ex­ change for Millinery Good* at Mrs. L. R. Erb's. H. Haight is haviiur a good run of iHuiucM of late, aud wo Irear that Mr. If Hour for *8JO. 43.10 and flM Ixnti of Nashville, intead* to start u also Ground Feed mid Corp Meal at the branch shop at thia placAsooa. Fkko Stork. Woodland ia to lour oac of it* l>cst and mote lucidr eitiasea, Mr. WiUkm Wheeler, who i* about moving to San­ ilac Co., where he w ill engage In farm ■ Maj Did you take some of the White Wine of Tar Syrup before yon started for chnrch I Yea, my son. Well 1 am glad of that, for the minuter look* ao very eroaa when yon begin to cough. XJ Woodland ia to have si mt her store. Il is to bo kept by Charley Runion, of Oh**. He intends to keep a full line of rrnerriea and hoot* and shoe*, nml wilt a!*o run a millinery "hop at Wood­ land. E*j*-ci*lly in Drm Goods If Oil Meal or OU Cake, JO lb* for Vt ccnta, at H. G. Hale'*. ll r. Isaac Townsend cut hia f«d very luul while be was at work on a Inn, which be waa tmilding for Mr. George Myers, of Canada. history of trade. i I Is cheaper tfmnr ncr and in jn-icc and i quality I can, and will, «L» aa weW’ by I you a* any firm in Barry <»r Eatou c«Mtn-’ Jtfen. Call and get my juice* bn any• ibmg ir mj- Hue before making yonr purchase* and I w ill do you good. ■ Give me a trial and by good Good*, low prices aud fair dealing I will en­ deavor to aren't your patronage and All Kinds of Produce taken at the Market Price. Yom* Respectfully, CHA8. W. SMITH. DISCOUNT all COMPETITION | Numa Suitings Sc., former price 12 l-2e. French .Designs lie, former price 20c. Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. Our old Dress Goods will be sold much below cost. Don’t buy until you get our J. LENTZ & SONS, file! Lite if Finitm ii tk Crtttj. A card from Charier Collin* to the rtblic: “Mind your own buainea* aud will 'tend to mine,’* Yea, Charley “’tend to hia buriui.w*" and if any one doti^i believe it they can aak the We were reading our BiMo on Sun­ day last, when one nf the bora eamc in to our sanctum and naked what wo were doing, ami we informed him wo were reading in the book ofHotouiou'a Hong, reventh chapter. “WalL" aaid be. nMr. John Johnaon and Hat. Shep­ ard are married." We said “wish them joy,” and continued reading our lulde. 8mr. A ' IE. COOK’S Undertaking* Good*. CARRIAGE AND WAGON SIIOI Walnut Cases and Caskets. SHROUDS AND GLOVES State ticket—Campbell, 131 «*' ORDINARY BUGGY To The FINEST PHAETON Cahai’er rt. to John Bquirrof thia the 4th or Wu Mr. AL J. •( the creditor* io the tana Mr. Kricder. who loot hia house by fire nnme time ago. hnu a new one erect­ ed. which he wiu occupy in a abort time. I'll ax You Can Get Euskwhere, Quality considered. A new blacksmith shop h to bn erect­ ed at the Center aoou. making time We notice bUh are pouted for Teach­ on,’ examination which will held at the Norion^nchool bouse on Saturday vr For Strictly Pure Drop an Medicine* go to _____Bomr. Bsoe A FIRST-CLASS TRIM SHOP. MEAT MARKET! FRESH AID SALT HEATS I HEE T*HE LIGHTNING SEWER, At Truman* Slow. Leach and Johnson McK rr.brtivro, bad a “font" on It M-em* that there Im* long Ixxm a feud iwtww-n them, and *street on the ab--------- EUGENE COOK. wsimiKiiB �FROM TOE BTATt CAPYYAL. WEEKLY IE** IETIEW. .u«£eta «<»•.• ____ snscusMUsm. SmmJ (ktajtoiata plex and that it ia often quite difficult for a news- 8«vmmxl large buildings on Fourth will soon bring out a new Tax authorities of Bucyrus, Ohio. lation are so found *1.300. and reported it Famm Wacom bills thia Legislature haa little buaineas to transact Some skirmishing has been done around the liquor, interest and Industrial School for Giris bills, but BtNMABCK gave a. l>erw of the Diet no* Psivatt information has R Jumcx Hcxt, of the United States the Ix-gislature will take the liquor bull by the horns. I BITXIMirTT AFFBOFUXTIOXS. Thoao interested in University mat­ ters will read the following recommen­ dation of the Senate B^ropriatioua for 181 been re­ Bcxcialtt. DRUGS, IEDICIIE8 Hi C0EUCAU, Th.- ■MMMM Gkb. Daxin. Camebox, an old Chi- Tn Cincinnati Price Current gives a oberts a lampman, WEBS A BAKLOW, Ex-8exatob CxntrnaxcT haa taken All, no doubt, were the rendezvous. HARDWARE, April 10 will follow him on the 10th Afghanistan's mountain rivsra and 110,000 a year, with *400 for office rent. the English. Near the very spot from which this Aia«Mer is reported occurred A nxx on Fifth street and W asln.igCol. James Ewing, who brought him from Virginia, and who disd in 1859, " “* said that when he waa s little The approxims versity for each 1880 ia aa follows lia JeUalsbad, on the banks of the back­ water of the Cabal river. This fresh calamity will give the picture s new and sad interest. People in London who are familiar with the country say that is Mias Eugenia's occupation, ervehetting? making phim-puddings? selling sugar in a grocery? No. indeed, for she is the editor of the Ballard Xtwr, Botli the Hcum- end Senate committeca unite in recommending these ap­ propriation* for the Deaf. Dumb and Blind Asylum at Flint, for each of the the Cabal river ia a lake almost in it­ self. The Tenth Hussars is one of the lit*di|uirlct* in England are at Canter­ bury. Its honorary Colonel is the Prince of Wales. Its Lieutenant President Johnson, waa called "Frank " Colonel ia Lord Ralph Kerr, and a ma­ until the death of his father. At the jority of its officers are members of ari**ocratic families. The House committee on the asylum report that there has never been an em annum. The committee make the following report on the cites appropriation hill for the State Normal School Georgetown (D. C.) College. Writing for newspaper! appeared to him about the licst thing going, so he got hold of the Greenville /ntelliffencer and made U->n pr'” 1ItT |^u*)u«*. Tb« Uoa j-earrtU o* IX. n oucn ot Mr Low* u. *tm« o*libowkoUot*muc*A B*^cW—rws.tU; ears IK TWe*mallMm»MHlrvpwru4UMblU.waub Gambling Iu W**ntairten. A veteran gambler of Washington has been complaining to a newspaper reporter, who has, of course, published au r«v WML boaU.......... •M.SM.TW rtv* rw Um>4* .... TDS.rn,U0 tewr «*-l a k*M y«r erat. hsr^ssitalA'.'" u»'.e»'.<XK Xa«y fHMoa rate......... 1SQXK0.M e,-,r ,n ..Ll hwiulitia Garibaldi arrived in Rome the othai Total witbeul tatsrast. .. bwlUUtw Tirol rete bead* .. |J.M* OW.sa Matund debt................. T.«n,l« IW*I trader*................ BtatyU MT cwus-rae* «< 4e,- «U. .. KJTVpM rarwwv . .. HjMB OoMa^aUvwwuaraM 15.65: .no BeTuadua raniAcata* . M.<n< THE ELECTION IS TENTH. AT1ON. FORTY-NIXTH CONGRFNN. W. H. aOOEYEAR, URI GVEMT A. BOOIAMEULER yV>- *• GOODYEAR, DEI GOODS, SILKS Ui DRE83 GOODS JUUW BUNNELL, pOBT. J. GRANT Sells the S(l ■u. Two trvlu two **r ,.t Oalaixl military tno'r- I YEOFLrN DRUG NTORE, I W*tin him was rained at Stover, the latter living on a splendid farm near Elixabethtown. The public debt statement for IRON, KAILS 1 SHELF HAEDYAEE other paper in the world, never tell* rear *40.100. «|>reial appropriations are A FnASXrorr iKv.’ dispatch sera this bloody deed, for the next Academy, Goodyear, Mias Eraxxu Pauum, of Ballard. 'income of the Uni- llnuea >u*n At StepbenviUe, Texas, a telegram enry a. H bouse when lecturing. At rille. Ky.. recently, he had an 'he late Humphrey with coolness, but MB |1S M0 «U fflracttna THX UtUtaLA'nvx MAXCaL. hicb u Ix-iDg compiled by D. C. Hrndrr*on. ot th- Allegan Journal, is uow iu thr bauds of the Stele Printer, and Vill be ready fur distribution in bo boxed up CoUe«» or the upon to introduce him. Instead nf following the ordinary form of public introduction, the Major picked the audience out one by one. “CoL Morris, allow me to introduce you to my friend. Mr. Perkina." Col. Morris arose from the front bench and said, "Good-evening,Mr. Perkus*." Mr. Perkin* bowed and said : "Good-evening, Col. Morri*." "CoL McPherson, allow me to introduce to mors complete than anything of the kind ever l>e|<>rc issued in thia Stale It cun tains much ongiual matter and ‘Good- Pherson. “ Good-evening, CoL McPheraon." replied Mr, Perkins, bowing low from bis exalted position. “ CoL Jones," taid the Major, “ allow me------- " and so on until the eighteen Colonels had been presented. advent is anxiously looked for. thx statx aoucvLTvaai. wcurrr The Senate bill tn relation to the aoState Agricultural Society may bold real library, aeieiiufie anil agricultural col­ lections, to an amount nut exceeding *100,000. It farther provide* that the Secretary and Treasurer of the society shall give bonds, a* the Executive Com­ mittee shall order, of all money* tliai may come into tlirir hands The third Cridea that the socirtv shall 1c for the loss bl American Agriculture. The possibilities of American agri­ culture can best be appreciated by re­ newing the facta that the area of arable lie.ds in the United States exceeds 1^00.000.000 square miles, while the area at present under cultivation ia esti­ mated- to be 174,900.000 scree, or leas PLASTER Salt, Lime, Water Limo, Ac. J EW1S STEMS, All the Russian diplomata gambled habituaUy, according to thia authority, Bodiaeo setting so much aside for the purpose, and, when it waa gone, ha had HASTINGS CASH STORE. .nd Clothing. •cieutificplayer, and ,always with »bine --------— chips. He sent sect tor for the reciting gam gam-­ ly be be died, died, wiaiung wiaiung to to see see >¥ bler the day him before be * had pamed in hi* china,’ and saying hia disease, which the doc bankcra —’ v HICIH F‘ Groceries and General Produce, formerly cleared *100,000 ^ALINBURY A BR0N8EAU, nlacea aa the White Sulphur, during GENEBALFURBITUBE Hoiacorporation M*:«hali; valuation ot *11,000.0)0.000. production of *3.000,000,000. ling aud The fact ENTLEY BROS. A WfLKlSN, DOORS and KUYIM, Thx Pram dent nominated David T. bill N>> 10 provides that thr There is much genuine wit floating in the newspapers, and much that is bogus ' last degree. When the Camden ■ays “'A A man's man's character character i* ia like like a —vou cannot strengthen it bv j •Rrtcuiture u at ot.™ . ■ . evidence of its universality and import­ A gigantic picture, representing the | on‘‘e battle of Waterloo. is in coarse of exe­ j lx* the year 1878 there were 51,008,000 cution at Brussels. The canvas meas। screw in Indian corn, [s-oducing 1,371,- HarrnKM Fol kpst ii Mj JEWTON HOUSE, Fkaxk Dahcxb, Pkofkiktobl of 42,000,000 buahel*; 1,621,000 in rye. with 25.800.000 buahel*, and 673,080 ranging This method of pro- I 1 ; 1 ■ Mr. Hamca, a member of the House and a licensed clergyman, would like to "pint, as the pint flank said to the mquiaitive urclLn who had been inveatigating the cupboard." Mr. Talmage haring claimed that hell lias four galea, the Buffalo Exprerr hopes they open fire. of 12,277,000 bushels. Thus the total cereal production for 1878 wtm 2484,­ 902,000 bushels, rawed on 100,476,000 but 1.454,180400 baahala; in 1876, 1.1*622*21,600, and in 1877, 2.17H.934.646 The Hackenaack Republican aaid pany. The painting ia done a third at a time. The portion now under the brush is that n which the Belle-Alliance farmstead ia shown, with the corpses of Highlanders and French lying thick on j £ ANTINGN HOUSE, M. H. Wiwo, PzonunvB. the Guard executing celebrated square. Napoleon, on hia The subject has occasioned consider­ mer boarders with bills unpaid, take cultivation, as well aa from extended areas under the plow. A able diacusaion. The amended section agriculture presents but li behind MONEY TO’ LOAN I !■ iffrai lai ISSriictrilM. fl 00.00OMand UPWARDS LOMO TIMK. UlMCMter'a Calamity. TB« President lias appointed J. R. Tb United States Buprane Court CaiUenua Leads. 000, and 155 Uen during the recent Cahfornia fit for cultivation, and not 1 aalweribid in tbs' over 5,000,000 are in actual use for that ftvoasm purpose, and not over 8,000.000 are inIffT• h-st dosed. Over 20,000.000 acres are held ,<,4 .murit r with a copy of lb by land rings or individual monopolists ord at said —-3- - Io ths Clerk of Ihr buahel* of corn, and only twenty-eight buahel* of oata. Compared with what Pert Wayne, Jackses A Saginaw befallen Gloucester, Mas*., since its aet- Bty.- American Cultivator. 125 to this the toss oLthe y?ar had been 4 veeaeia and 33 men. fn 1871 19 vessels and 140 men were toe*. To help the and Orphans' Aid Society was formed The Senate, in committee of ttn whole in 1862. and since then *64,000 have last Wednesday, ounaidered st length been disbursed to 134 families, but the ! l>> a II Jack -‘ite took uiall t the but that the smm gMandtHteto CHICAGO A LAKE BUBM ItHMI* In A YABTYOt Georgwae wars ia the State i rwicu Tint dollar? " ‘No. KnorviUt Tribune. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-04-19.pdf.pdf d29104147f614ea75249c0b662d9623b PDF Text Text APRIL 19, 1879. VOLUME VI. ^gjjSScd and laid down my pen a* I MgHfcfird the words, half smiling to think what be would aay.oottld she know of my strange quartern Wot tS%0th efafieta were covered did I fare asadfi my pen and prepare for alumbec. As? •elded mv paper I hap­ pened to glance toward the couch. Was it the gleam oh a fatuann eye obor was it my own Taney? There was a Ihiw had spark tod bMdWfe M tin- cod of Use irtiSaUr . It to atod that her Jmpcnal Majesty has mads a tow uerur |o pat hsz foot in Windsor OmUs s«*»n, and that she declined an fasviUUon to the wadding of the Duke of Connaught in. tdnnsloo ettri to be author infers that the formation of th« Lrurvntian, Cambrian, and Silurinr strata must ha*/' wcfil&d shout 200, OOtUMA) of — — — yearn; w-_, the old — r* r»J’ aa nd stone, the carboniferous, nnd the poikilitic systems, another 200,060,000: and aU the other strata, the remaining 200..OOO/Jta- Mr, Bead* >T therefore, led to (believe UU geolegQ time has been Imonwowaly in cues* of the limit* s tensar; •**< when war • waste MhuSri'Sr tHsud- tWoakte^o^VtoKric *h*w -and by the htUs window f saw AJire, The night of ttov 171b of Uctotaw— my wife, dnw«l iu floatwg h*rmaate U shall I ever forget its pitchy darknrM, white, with h«r long, gulden hair knotthe rear of the autumnal win-1 through tod back with a blue ribbon. Appar the lonely forest, and the incamant down­ cully she waa coming to me with outstret*-hnd hamla. and ayes full of wild. pour of the rain H?'1Tg}l1swgld; WALTER & POWERS. A rrokxrr - u>. J-*»- wu- »•<«* 2X !tau> Fafcn*. Traasssle a *■***! LEWIS DURKEE, WWMrAND HOVXH UNION HOUSE, tered petulantly to myself, a* I plodded along, kccpiBfi^0"^ ,0 the trunks of the trees to avoliOhc ravin*, through which I could bear the roar id the turbulent •trram forty 01 tif*w lee* ImIow. My blood ran cold aa I thought wliat might be the poMib]i- consequences of a mis­ step or a move in the wrong direction. Why had I not l*en contented t-i b«-vp in the right road > Hold Mi I ™ that a light, oc my eyes playing zm false 1 -ai- ■ I stopped, holding on to thclowxosuiou» bougha'sf a hemlock that grow on the edge t>f the liank. for it actually the toir appantWm *<h«d< d to vanish into the stormy dsrknaas. and 1 ins icfl; alona. At tile auU-nNM matani. llui । sharp report of a pidol *oupdoiLvJ, । eight or ten feet into is, beW, and. as T ero.iebed ____ . • ring ray breath. I heart fha tramp of back; "that charge would have killed My v«ta» ra* tosuwgii toe woods Uks ten tuna. A light there, qu.uk, amd tell a clan m. 1 plunged on through tangled Tom. to b« ready ' A oolil,agonixed shudder gnu through vixMN. ilexisc brux* and rocky banka, Until. gr*<lually nearing, I cvuJ'I pcr- me. Wh>t a den of mjilnieht mnti‘<-r had 1 fall"ti--ints* Aflo how fenrwnvs a figure wrapped In an uil-clath era ----------------------r cape, or cloak, currying a lantern. As’full v narrow Wto my escape I < the dim light fell upon his fae«* I al- * With tbo speed that-rntyvneeteltew* moat recoiled Would not aofatnde in rar a*d deadly pent van lAvw, I m total 1 •’ *■ ’ ...... through the wool*, ovw sltamiaateJ i<5 । a hunt glimntto ol alaxlight, J knyw not wlj4l impuUft guided my footsteps. - I w-*v«t »u*U know now many lime* T crosM-d mr own track, o?“hdw rhwe I • mmw —— stand to ffic brink of the deadly rwvfW.‘I n*nr-i to leave his yellow teeth all 1 bit a merciful Providence en-v-mpaMCd bare. *1 me with a guidmg and proaelinw aaaA.' ' ter. when ttw> rnornuig dawned, wait faint, red bars uf oruuit light agautal the stormy tasteru aky,l was doou^to ths high x-Mil. aumn KXtfl nule* from truiu here." * Twelve Bide*!’ Once at the town. T tolff my itory to I stood aghast. ' Can TOO tell m<- snr shelter I could the nolicr. oral a dt-tadirwcnt wre eAit obtain for the night? * with ine to (he sped. --i - -m* After maefa ararotang and awiy fata* alarum. w«* cmxs toed in finding the n»inona old bouse . but. it w*s rmp^y. birda had down . iu»r f’;-‘ ’ -----valise. and-wsich anil which k-r I hail li ft under m, •’It*s Drew’s gang. of the poHce, ■ " and 1 I guess so! folks don’t stop th, la it tar from here ? * Not very, about half a mito* lam drenched to the skin.* ___ ________________________ We plodded on. my eomjwnlon more ter. who was with Alice in her Fv-gTWi than keeping pare with m<Presently home a letter wtame mteUigmac* ABad we 1-fo .the edge of toe ranne.. nw with eurpriac. , entering what eoemed a traekJcM wood, ( " I must b-U you *-qncUibg •thing "trahj "trar.gr. ' and keeping stought an until' lighfaj wrote, my »isUr, “ thirjiSjittonea ol'TOi* gleamed flnully through the wet f<> ' night of’th>- TTtXrif October Alice had ‘ not b*-vti w»*1 for anne tit»o^-ta face it ORNO STRONG. It was a raiDona old plaoe, ■with thi windows ail drawn toTOv eUn, a* rt th. of a ruJe p-trt Lnr rroding. > Il ww .clock had jn*t aSracii 1 ribtl.*!> ;M V>nce she sreniixl to fasnt awsWUrrtiwiag a lute and rigid asw <w»ifS**.’’ 1'hasteUMJ to WILUAM JONES, ao strange. Oracle, 1 have I my husband I * NEW LIVERY! with alacrity. Where and how she cannot tell, but we "Where are you going to put him?* think it mnat hare been a dream. She aaked my guide. is better now, and I wish yon could see "Up chamber." bow fast she is improving.” "Put him in Isaac s room.* M Thia to Britain unrarmsh'-d WMT I NUMBER 30. movstneflto had stopped tbwy begaa to apply testa to dlawresr when anicurtion ccaacdIt h*3 Become generally known that aa effort would be made to restore Martin to lik. By many il was treated jmtis*.'.y, bat With tl.o btUe the wavW front flooding i Ing day and eight st Tbffl® are besides Ne Hrentes, Csoagsad aaaVi,,, ,M. first city fiooded wm Onudiafaaa whew teK) haw* fall In the mgbt the fioods burst in upon fissgedin, eo that within a few bourn toe roofs of moat of the houses and the tops of the lamp-posts wurcal) that could be aaen. The Bllav fortune there. M everywhere in the Hungarian plain, ia that low hooana are buiU of real brick*,, tha greater pvt beisg built uf brick* toad* of lune and watew and dried In the san lake Mesi- changes which, an th* bypotbsM* of evolution, have occurred ya the organic ’had iqin-ad thrSngh the crowd, sad h wirid.—The A'tM/fWt, _ ____ was with the utmost diffitruliy the nolioe cwuld keep anything like order. In ten mian to* all too doctor* Lad pro•owaoo) Mastin dead. With a dtatewt To Rnr-vr 1 Wa«T.- A wart run he nattuwl whan doctors had sneh aa in­ removed by applying a small quality tareating rableot in prospeet, Hharifi of nitric acid to the surface. Ia> not Price made them took him in th*' eye Baffin's bay ; then, turning to the west, cut or open the wart in anyway, bat would steam up Tanraster sound and simply touch it with the cork. Should and give their opinion, fitill, to pre-1 vent any poariMe trouble In ease the ' Queen's channel to the farthest ex­ it bum when first applied, din tn cold i xperimeni proved successful, th* i piored point She 'wouW next take a waler, and it will bo immediately r«>Sheriff would not let ths rope bo cwt j north-i.wrfbwreterfy direction noli) ttauntil fully fifteen miuatea had paaau>L j ‘ set of tta* current ”w»a felt, when her Rnjr.r roa LTOtarurtaW -Aftof a Mr. CoUon hail no a*ouer cut toe tat , onnaus, and VfiDU buildings, of which 1' course would he altered to dac worth. long illncas. when the appetite first re­ strand than the eager hawris of toe madal »mt 5.000 wrre dwvlling-bonare. The - In asiy oaae, she would push «* turn*, solid food is apt to bring <>nin- ire! men cased the rope to toe grownd. । work of distraction was a* sudacn as ',Uiraegh Wrery available opening in ihgaMum. accvmpaniod Iiy viol exit pain. It w** the work of an instant to remove I Tba only rebel I hare bxind fur t Ids is the loop from his neck, and efforts were1 tmibV*- All was over In a few bonta, (the iov untel Iqw .sdrsnoo »M <leflho n*> half a teaspoon.*ui of eartw<oate | at one** taken to restore the dislocated ' therefore it 1* do wonder that great too* ,i uitely arrested by (he advent of win­ > ter In addition U> the »ual equipM soda, iltanlved in half a fftblet of li-tkca to plane au! relieve praasure on , of Ufo was incurred. At- fite* the number of boataiI ■>ent of Sledgre, Ctf . the weasel wnUM water, and a tcaapoonfnl of < «*tet>re of | the spinal oor L Tta coffin waa puIJul , waaquiteansuffiasreit to wreathe fright 11 carry several l-allixms, each one cap* [M-pjxirmiut, taking a srim-glaasfri! every । from under the scaffold, and toe dead . .loth should go together We think we । enad inbsbstaata, many cf whom th* ijble of lifting about a too weight in ad• j i-dy utawd therein. Several peraoui d»ng*wl>eil tollod out of thrir sleap '1 dition to ths men. When ths ship 1» havt discovered a tendency in the pre­ ten minute* tin relieved Haw to Cvkb Bwwxjjji 1’kbt axn | took hold. ami. surrounded by phyai- i When IxAta enough came tur soldier*'' cam* Imhul in the pack, three ballcxina vailing t« selling at Itaiorm Club meet­ ' nans, atodente. and mriou* spectator*, I ha! hard work to row through «dl the 1‘ would l»c inflated and joined together ings to altogether ignore the gospel of > to<* coffin wm hurricdlr taken to toe •elf-reliance, manhood and coumgeous , by means of tfireu light span sixty feat ' crown of as adjsrfvut hill Hyye a ecwSrlf-preaervktfon. while prnjwri** riadt. long Thu* a triangle would be foftned. shed Lad Ixxwi cqretcd with r®mi. A ing the gosy>el of hope in Christ and ic ’’■with a balloon st each angle, the . guard <>f polica ws* on Land, but noth liauce on God. No person is in the way I whole1 together repraaenteag a lifting iiBgeoukl restrain the tmp a tnrwi ta cf. Of overt* tiling any evil habit, or any I power Of about th ran ton*. Thia p*Wcr sinful practice, so long as he la made to । the crowd. The . jffiu waa brought in would tie smpteyoA i& carrying ths land lasdan «t»e ground, ttawerta perfeel dial he is wholly given over to the i than Ifre w«b4tri offr Irtffc MTOC*.- W SWurt they aH' ibie f<ffhlrr?ffidffc“f hM^M.lFR nw Con-xx *xd Egg rux Sicx Pg**o«s. । 7 '-W, cirmito-^ misfortune, but toe other jmrty’s blame - f Lavr fonnd theta atek perwte, wwn*- j Teaching men that they are weak onlv mg nourishment *hd having lost AppC i confirm* to*-m in wvsknea* Tiwch tite. cewki often l» sustained brtba ' them that thev may be strong through fallowing, when nothing eta* Would be J the grace of God and the exercise of the taken . Make a slrung cup uf coffee. I IsculUea that Ho has given them, and arUing bailing milk as nraal, oo^y' Itsgkr-islteailr PBWS^ dwlbd.S** sw*«iMiitig ralbci mure; tak» au ogg. < enr-a of those fn»ide. fearful of a fall­ walls and an- advancing toward the boat white and yelk together thoroughly; ing in, mingh'd with the cure** and dre liiC cu^ev.'nulk and sugar together. | mauds fur more room. They jwrexrd iny orar-and pour it over t}ie tftwten egg in the Lacd on Urn body ->f Uw iwcgro, and “aa**—— . eqp v<HI are t#> tariV’Wlii This •neo had ho b^-n half alive In* charro ... ."(’’Y u ■•lanapU recipe I hire ns*I fr*qr.t-r-.Uv hy< of maresatorn would basso Imto MaatH tenly the wicked do sometune. J [ Ju.t as u»m ae the euffin dropped to’, flourish like the "gxcco bay-lfce. CvLb Fan. Good hasllh is never y th* ground, Martin’• start, paste and their cud! 0l>. thefr ilrt-adfu! <■ attafnald*' if the f-wt an- halktsaally I'shoes were tom off. ami then began a ni a^f^ ^nl ' c.iM, since this implitw an ftnpaitrd ; vigorous rubbing of hU legs anfi urm*. while efforts were maria to restore not reach the extremities lustea-i of brwalhing by alternate pressure and to * t<eating U>em in the uvivi,” sunk. Ilium laxauun on ths v!w»L. His bead waa , in warm water till thoroughly wars, raised, and in a mtiial* a strung gal ran sod then <ia*L cool or cold water over ic battery was attache* 1. All began to | them, robbing them thoroughly with * work and watch for tin- least sum > <>f . gre«- of truth. ‘T’m lord of all I survey crash towel, nil a reaction txvar."; using the flveh-brash frtwlv. Tine, followed f.< a few nights, will gen-rally »»rra U> parade what he regarded a* his sharp the fret by improving Lin- circulation “■* *.^intnrn<temmt iftbsrinren, even to th* uf the blood. The brui' hfl psrtsLad. A wtate-haired grand'I dis|iaragcn>rut of a pious mother. whole holy, is not only i mother waa seen diving for aoasettang-. Acc>rduig to his own story, his the cold Itah. at krot f. She found it al laek—her drowned Iw-ing spent in making a survey of the mother had specially guarded him grandchild -‘-which she held np toward coast and other acientifii; observations. against testing Kill > indeed upunst heaven, laughing hoaredv, * mad­ During the following saaasaa*. aided by gambliag^iu'anW tbrinj Uli*,'when much inlensi At l*«t «v>n*nl*fve1 woman a laugh. An oxpcdiliun from. to* natural drift of the toe. the vreve! quite a ymng man. hr attended a h raetwiicliiug; of the muaclea of the fare ' Puatli, lico-ied by a mumuot uf Pallia would steam through every vjM-uing, race. where, among other stakes, a negro WM untoxd Tliuu a niuvcnieai was mi nt, amvtxl th ten daya after the cato*- and return home between the conttnenf slave waa set np. He l>ct against this diaocrniblr ta his limla,aud final!j —the , <.f Greenland and Spitzbcrgru. Btawrid negro nud won Then taking the pre­ bo waa a witaraa of the mwt driwlful no favorable wind ariw. boweTOr. to mium of hin.uqtijjal o<niiuct home, ac­ be done only by frequent washing. nrenew A »malI rafte r waa floating bv carry M®> Imck frrea tfaa pete to hi* Cr?.r roe Brass - A venerable pecording to his own VcHfion, he showed them, when one man espied ■ sr.iall ship. Commander CitFySe intends oodtian't. a retired fouudxymaa. trill the taby on it, tied to a ifiram The ejpe- tinning his journey, and trusts to good editor of the lanuanlle JJedical -Veut* <Ltioa was quick, enough io bring the fortune to drop in Itaaaia wharevas ire that during Ma apprenticehood to a ___ ____ poor Utile two into stasiy. but its iiabitant* are to bo seen. , t i-wiyrfy jhr tp(l^___________ kUlfc shipbuilder of Philadelphia be became ’ lurrst* h»v uvl Ix-rn found. aa*l as» -------------- -——--— - — of continuous projwrtv wren pin la tv*"" acoitalntad wHh a ■Hover-faihnir rrnirilr mast likely drawwod. Then a womaa < The Nlarviag Egyptians, signaled them from a nxd. When they I Jta tMiivea of Upper Egypt are at approached they tbooght she bad1 present furuisbing an illustration of fainted 8h«! oretnkd life leas, .to that1 bow much more exacting Oriental tyrtbey bad to brer her into the beta. She 1 army become* when it borrows >OB* of was not tan mfnntcu Hero when a fc< bte! the' mHhods of modoru drihaaXion• ail tatrayed the fact that sbe haff; Thcv haw not yet taea ahaoiutaly given brrth to a oUUd • boy it turned , starved to death, tat for months past out to ta All itase iMMipia sows taken I they ha ye tmea *o xnsufficiaully IM that to the station, a Vsrti high in water, and i almcta sav farm of sicknres La* proved *«na vwv* seat away to m-ighixiring H*tal- Fifteen or twenty ye*4 ago. betowns and village* Thonaaa.ls fonnd hfore the Khedive had the interest ms a evil character to his sons and heirs, but 4.2S3 a:*d 2,306 of the Be vims I Htatates shelter in raSway am which came from foreign det* to pay, the**- Aratai w« a moat soothing and rapidly curative he wu entitled to make a howioahwd afl parts, tat the ^nwter part remained [ not m an enriabte acwhtson, far they rniry4ahd to hwe s patent issued tb*ta- in lb*.open air, where ths oolff and wet1 Vsec obliged to work hard tatfMSg oops* are not only goalee* men. but of Utile ou.without actual residence an'thc land, han. nad* many cd ihwn very ill, (and Item turn in a larp’ proportam of use to thcmaeivca, as the dilapidated and suppuration, erysipelas, etc , an- «i Imaing his claim upon toe ground tbst iwetaiy, ol ooaras. the womm and chiJ-‘........................... *--------- *Condition of Ihoir farms clearly shows; wave prevented, he say*. The lialaam ilM a^rvjoc in toe regular army was dram. At fisrt. Maoog'tha ioUmv gvila euuivaluuL to residence upon ton lend. tita tortured th* pour, wtrickm ink sb wound. No doubt the diaciplrwaf anti The tawretery d-cidcl that the sections itanfa of Kxzgedin ww* hangar, tor, ta septic surgery would atlribnto tbe 0*od. .d toe Ito vised Statute* refoned to sjiply cxwune, with to many hvw* to save, Vtete results of this dressing to the dtain <nsiy to peraonawlio served in the ruto- uab could not b^tbtagM of. Batrery fcctant jowsr of the. balsam, but. U-s se­ cret of its efficacy lie*, ho cloubi. in its tary and naval service of the United anon whole trains fall of bread, chrea*, H la tee during the War of the Ih-tieUnai, msta and win* came from Tnaesvar exclusion of the atmosphi're from the and who before or after eotrrwg the I sod Ptah-rnd brought relief . wound. Nature endeavt.rs tn keep out service ha,t risd,- entries which had, the air from die won nd* by means of a bw-n canceled, or unon which Mi* claim* film Of lymjih’ or pM or a scab, and ant cooSJ hdf make final bmnivkrad meddlesome men thwart nature by freproof on accoonl ol his almoner in the Thr Lendc-n rewre*q«w*dcnt of Aqustnly ” ctoanaiDg ' by water, or, woree army ur navy,and that an officer, soldier girrio ncromrts <‘»r the fssterre of tba still, soap and water. The badm pro or aailor who enlisted in the regular tecta the sore from air and water, and nature, unobstructed, does her healing from tar fax-hunUng expedition fo Isework rapidly and well. l*ad. Whtaber tn** or not, the story is factory kind of chronometer which will She sat in the front row of fhc parquette-esrde the other night, and, when aationity of the globe. It is therefore she wasn't flirting, pr)th the gentlemen who** faces she could see, she was die- t Whence!_____ — “A* < o’clock in'the ®fS2?!3 ph—■ I murt walk or* to ♦ ■ toI tion in tin* for the 7 o’riock express.’ ifahte th nr vary ■TfiyiiT । �SOO IN BARRY COUNTY! GKA.ND luriDS DIVISION Store! irvATion. * ill »Ur~ IucUm_,---»>u. M*n_ MJ ii* v-mJ Their Complete Stock At the. present aeanion of cur legisla­ ture, a hill was patented and passed by which throe gentry of the highway are treated aa vagrant, and may be confined in the '•mr.ty jail a given length of time, and it was suggested that during their incarceration they be fed upon bread and water. Now if there are two things in thia world which your tramp heartily despises they are dry bread and pure water. Mere de­ privation of liberty ha* few terrors for him. Call him a pauper, reduce him to the almsbome level, and be will sufcs‘‘ with a chastened spirit to the outrage. Bat' tell him that for the apace of a wring and preventive of the handle, being broken; and are worth an extra pair of handles to every plow. 3rd. Tke I^adtido Hook Footem*?-* entirely new, and an additional support and fastening of the beam or standard, avoiding any powilality of breaking in sagging down, u is frequently the case with other piitwa where secured by only one bolt. fer Uris city, the Oregon L.—— ny's lines, between Portland and Aa! tori* daily, and Portland and the Dal­ les drily. This company is second on­ ly to the Central Pacific in power and wealth on thia coast. It employs thir­ teen large river steamers on its various liaes. Some of them are floating palaees—seventy-five thousand dollar*, fur ‘i---- — .i .i—a_ j,,,, comp*. .-AX'TTiK 4th. The Orerfrrjiyp Jfeldtooiri, in connection with the top brace and rib, flt. ting into the side of the beam—rendering much additional strength and support. I1IKIIPT PRICES! ' Irea Beam Plows. The wheel runs on an adjustable arbor, ms separate from the standard, is quickly adjusted to run the wheel on a line of 1 plow and furrow by taking out the arbor and taming it half way around. I wheel can also be placed on either aide of the standvd, to run on the aide ly-five mile* of wellwlth four powerful rowth be shall hare no butter, no beef or mutton, no avuocs oc gravies. no tea or roffse. wine or whiAy. brer or eider, and-ho will go to work, we were about to toy. raah’y. He wiM not do that. the point in a way to prevent any aide movement of the point, should the key beecine ioroc. Thia and the key fastening combined is beyond question die most perfect point fastening fur strength, security, economy and _saving of SPRING STOCK T 8Uu Our THw CVJM Moldboard. la of uniform hardness al! through the cariiac. and b far superior to any surface-chilled moldboard. or steel, in both hardnem and firmness of texture, and a large per rentage stronger than any surface- 9th. Tke Jcmier is no new untried invention, but hu liren much used for up­ wards of twenty years, and no fanner who has once used it ever uses the coul­ ter again. The object of using a Jointer (or small plow) m piner of the coulter, ia to divide the farrow-slice at surface noil over into the bottom of the farrow wore effectually than can otherwise bo done, and the back or large plow, brings The Smith will perhaps learn, that iltheugh those who have bees in anna igainst their country, who struck at her heart and wcsld have derebec to death had not the stroag arm of the patriotic North prevented H, hare uvw ptwees ion of the Legislative Raila of the Na­ tion, and are endeavoring with might and main to bring about the old order -of things, the love of the Union is just as strung aa in those old days, and will be far stere eaaily areoard. A few days ago two military companies, one from Virginia and the other onranirnd in the District of Columbia marched through the streets of Washington bearing only the State flag and not the stars und stripes. It wa* regarded roan intentioual diarepeet, and 130 Union soldiero met in a pabiie ball U> denounce «uch unpatriotic conduct. The Captain of the Virginia company denied that any inauJVto the National flag waa intend­ ed. and it may have been »o, bat recent eventa bav® had a teudency to make the lovers of the Union suspicion*. illSVHTI I HUIS fine; ita wealth ia great; ita people are liberal; It has of good things plenty, and of Crimea the average. About half a million dollars have teen expended during the past year in the erection of brick and iron business houses, and two-thirds a* much more in private reridenee*. Nearly one hun­ dred buildings are now in coarse of erection. lu export, for the year end­ ing July 31st. 1877, aggregated more than eleven million dollars in value, and last year they were materially in­ The irruption of Southern negroes into Hanau la regarded by Republican, aa a good thing politically. It remain* tained for the producer, The theaters to be seen whether the peopl. of Kanand public balls of Portland are above k*» will be glad of the infliction upon the average for ci tie. of ita me. Take it all in afl Portland ia a very beantiful them of thotuaud* of poverty-stricken and healthful city to reride in. la my wretches who are unused to laboring in ----- —— Urtj. T> iuiuui n*rci next 1 will give a description of my trip a Northern di alate, and who will have any other than tluU from the bay, and to Salem, and of the surrounding connthen only a* the tide waa going oat, so that it would bring tW water from the river oat past the place, and then ft was “? Ijraektsh they could hardly use it. Faally the boys got a boat; with that mcut of a *oci<tv which would have and a crow ofsix or eight and .couple of barrels, they would go ovex to a cared for diem until they were able to earn a living. Already many of them are begging money to pay their war out it Sod at one plowing, ia made as mellow as a summer fallow, and can be harrowed ctorowise of the furrow without dragging up a pnrtielr rd turf. An important advantage the Jointer has over the coalter ia ita cheapnero of repair. The coulter very soon becomes dull and blunt, requiring upsetting and refacing with steel, coating from four to six shilling*. and time in going to the meat, and then we wili abide the result; and as long wit costs the farmer noth iag to give it a trial, be should not hesitate for a moment t»improve the oppor tuiiity. The facts are that there is more actus) work accomplished with the plow thaa any other tool used on the farm, for its com, and if one plow pomes, es any marked degree of merit over another, the fanner cannot afford lor a momeat to do without it, or think it a matter of economy to use the old one. for be PiESCRlPTIOM DRUGGIST ROWLADERM lACHAGAKWt HNKILPATRIC latfumtr Dulin nil Ika. 6 it orer to their port to build barracks. PATENT MEDICI NEt*. DO NOT NEGLECT SCHOOL BOOKS. through the aremiaM of Z M. G«bd wia. GOOD GOODS! KOCHER BROS. lb.A» IM. a> SSSn. i*. SJU» PIONEER STORE I New Goods. New Goods! We are now receiving our Spring Stock. The first inrtallment of Farmers KOCHER BROS THE ECHO MICHIGAN FARMER HATS AND CAPS! Are in stock, and more following until out line, in all ita departments, is complete. LOTI OUT FOB NEW “ID.” SOON. *4* fa ckampagwe « Mrnnt ewe Unking at the rork. Hr wBl «U Vimroa brrodtt M h hwfmriy freak, bet if tt baa brea ent of the even a tew hour, he disdainful­ ly throws ft over the next fence. Fried Imefataak fo an nhomlnattou to him, and he Inn boan, known tolmmttee prornbm hi a paariou when tbebroUtag EUM rhauuci in jrhtoh pMad the New Or- MS • t �NKU' 'RING NHLUNERY JUST RECEIVED --------- AT---------- . fit pecialtiea for 1WI» r 1 fie Lon^ Brick PRESCRIPTIONS. Fhyoiciaa'a and Faaaliy ATmapU uimr MMMhiWlfiMrtr’ HT When you era a man going dow the Street the very picture uf 1oi|ipine« UB of^roitu^tf ,h“ MngUa^wralMMMf- : lfo. Wu. hbwtohhfwrindp Kellogg, Dexahay fc To. O— Patterns New Spring Wall Paper Pit ledkiia (Mok, ic. FMOM A BJtOWN BLANK TO A GUILT ONE. DyeStuflkl DyeStuffii! --------- M--------new lot at that Crarkety that an tn price and good in quality to arrir3 tn a few <laya. Come early t your choiceCrjul W. Smith. HEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, MftelWttd ■ .' rhnq - : u. f«d l a ------ AMD A FULL LINE OF------ Hollands, all colors. Oil Curtains with MEAT MARKET. Guilt Bands, also Nottingham Laces, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, ry Spring Shawls, Dress Goods and Calico just opened at Trl max's. VnKuu. 0. . i 0, M Tatro htsdM**** stock at spring millinery, which aho announces in another colfunn. • Inshore, and the following - A firrah wild raw foam tho sunny land of Ark., found ita way to oar sanc­ tum. via a newspaper, this week. w. and it waa resolved to dec hSL. (mTESKT ia rebuilding hia bowse. —Wo are sad, while we note that the XLAVE EVER CAJRHXED. rp- Every pemam aiiouM mo€ buy until tAu*y have neem n«y Stock of Leesis. , G. A. TRUMAN. VIENNA BAKERY 1879.CLOSED OUT ARD FILLING UP.iff! dur* of no intrinsic value for our goods, well die tn the bat ditch.-had the peo­ ple say amen. Ainsworth fit Brooke have invested Latch—The army under Gen. Grime# in a snfi^ns haa also Wm. Kerr, which is fast aaaurning proportions. A large lie wjU ship to hia future home. Hast­ Sort under Capt. Walker ia being fit­ ted up and ••there's a big I inw coming.” ings. Neb. However I will kreptbe Nawa posted. '■ [J.Lcntx & Sons have sen* several mammoth loads of furniture to their branch store at Woodland, during tlie N. Murray, of Havana. Ohio, ia visit ing U J. L Gregory’s, mirth of Ura Tina**, and made usu plmuaut call BOOTS and SHOES, I fW Every man. woman and child within ten miles of Naahville, ought Co see the new stock ot nobby Spring Goods just received at D. C. GairnTH's, and soli! a prices 30 jier cent, lower than ever liefore. ■ George fiqniqm and hisaon Dell have Uen visiting relative at Dock Lake, near Eaton Rapids during the last -TU farmers Jaat north of the vfl iagc era doing lota of building at pwent. Geo. Gallatin, T. Garllngur, Asa Noya and Jacob Heckathorn are erectiag large boraa, •tri1John Backaftborii IALL MPEiSut BORDERS. I AM RECEIVING THE I-ARGE8T AND FINEST LOT OF A. J.Booth is athame peakW up kb ' effects ptrparslvrj to moving on to his 1 new farnr up in Otargn Mr. W. wilkU. MICHIGAN CURTAIN FIXTURES i'resh and Salt Meats, ALL VEIR/TT CHEAP. Sntct Bam ut JhtHtn, ------------- M------------- SntquUV. Many new Djws •< Bettem Priee*- •UCAItS, TBAS, NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS CV Handsome IMnts and Dress GockIs. of the latest styles and patents just received at D. C. GRirriTii’a. Which are muck chenjx-r than in the Fall, in fact lower than ever known in tlx- LW Three Grades of Irving Flour at history of trade. --------- W E CA X--------- . On Saturday last a Swede named An­ derson. living in north-west Kalamo, followed to her last resting place the remains of his couijiauioii. DISCOUNT all COMPETITION! SPUING TI01I liRRBV Z-OOK AT OUH 1879 PRICES: The lost Wonderful Finn Tool Of the Ago. tV Carpet Warp of the In-et brand*, A resident nf West Kalamo being at cheaper than ever, at D. C. Owtrrrrn’s. Marshall on Monday last, and spending —Among the many tluugs tlurt uro the night with a relative, wot aroused good to have, that G. A. Tnman has about It o’clock, p. m. from his sweet dreams by the ringing of the fire bell, laid in for the benefit of hfa numerous and the cry of fire, and after getting —On Friday morning of last week; customers this spring, is a fine stock of out of bed in a very comical manner, The new Hublierd t^iaugnblc Motion William WOaon, one of two brothers uf carpets, consisting of Brussels, In­ proceeded to hastily don Ui, outer gear Self-Raking Reapers aud Mowers. To the same name. iupst he^siis^, and thru “git” for the street where be be sold by W. J. Ena. hnd Intern patterns, and which have IV A full line of Dyestuffs at Bot­ berm marked at figures as low as ths tom Prices, at Botsa Bros.’ sama kind of goods can bo bought in FV Butter and Eggs token in ex­ Jackaca or Grand Rapids. Everybody change for Millinery Goods at that wants a new carpet ought to call Mas. L. IL Ena's. the “ beys ” with old Deluge, getting re ­ around at the long brick and select anc Hendy fbr Business. cruits at the ropes aud brakes until the new patterns without delay. down by the mill-pond In South Mar­ We desire to inform our customers shall, or Pcrrinaville. they found the that our Flouring Mill, at Barryville, paralysed hia spine, and caused hi* VEBM05TVILLE ITEM*. hose cart, and tlie Iuum> already run out haa been fully repaired and uro ready death early on Monday morning. for attachment. Bnt the work of a mo­ for any amount of Itusinens that a gen­ H. J. Martin has gone east after goods. ment and the hose was coupled to the erous public may see fit to give us. —The recent election was the most engine and a stream of water waa play­ closely contested one ever held in thia ! C. E. Hammond haa the atone found­ ing on the fire, and the boys, including Give us a trial tnp and see if you won't ation for hia naw brick furniture build­ Kalamo, waa w- rking with a right good go away satisfied. Higdox A Norrox. Flour for VtM. fin. 10 nod fllAO. wilt After Deluge got nicely at work, it ia a sort of a key to that, of 1880.Many ing complete. also Ground Feed and Corn Meal nt the of the lucky town candidate* went in,, ' John York and George Wfaley are down came the steamer at railroad speed, intending to capture the reward by majorities ranging from throe to tea building earthly tabernarfea, oNa* h<xit - oflered to the first engine on the ground Maj Did jfou take some of the White and knowing that Deluge Company es to dwell in. Wine of Tar Syrup before you started Gar ASmshshin haa aaifad for Chmago, wna a new one and composed of work­ for church f Yes. my son. Well I am men at the shops and Mills in Perrinataking in tew Mrs. Hunter, an elderly villc, they felt the prise already secur­ glad of that, for the minister looks so UT1; Grosvenor MB; Shearer MW; lady who goea to visit a son in Illinois. ed until they arrived at the scene of ac­ very crora when yon begin to cough. 33 tion. when behold 1 Dalagc was just and the Coalition, Shipman3.«3; Ban­ Carry (heXenr. more than drinking water and spout­ ford M«; Whitrag 1,13*. which girqs An easv-seUing. perfect-fitting boot ing it forth over the fire. After the the Coalitionists a m^ority of Ml uta IX-luge had got the fire subdued, she it ia hardly poasl blr to get. unless made ro order, and owing to this fact 1 am the head of thdktfeML Taking into just stopped to breath, while the steam­ er threw alxrat a lake full of water ov­ making a s|>ccialty of gentlemen's ami er the remains of the building that had ladies' fine wear. It ia truly said that burned, aud which was a vacant house nature ha* made mime queer feet, but belongfog to the widow of the late Hen­ there is a way of fitting them in a comry fwllenbergcr who was killed by the fortab’e and becoming man ncr. as those caving in of n silver mine in Ncvnda, n who have favored me w itli their pat­ ronage hare learned. Besides, home­ short time ago. . Bitowx. made goods are known to Im- more dur­ able, and cheaper in the -nd. All work warranted. Orders soliciu-d especially baggy, and tbe boracs went on. How* ever they were stopped by Dick Gra­ ham, returned to tbeir ownew, and, the, CAMMED COOD6, Of every deecriptiou. PRCKUEfL JELLUN. And in fact a full line ef nipu ini Flier rocdub1. Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c. At price* to suit the majority. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. French Designs 11c, former price 20c. CVocJfry t Olasswarc Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. I* cheaper than ever and ta price and quality I can, and wiU. da aa well by yooaaaay firm hr Bony evEatoacuwo Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. Our old Dress Goods will be sold much below cost. Don’t buy until you get our prices. . ii now in prime working order in bescof Boise Bros, store, and cvervone who wishes to keep clean and healthful should take their feathers there at otw and have them cleaned. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Gome and non for yourself. J. W. Bcnxa Ac Co.. COFFEES, SPICES, . Especially in Bre^s Good*­ The measles have settled <lown to business ia West Kalamo. Will Davis' daughter was the first victim. Freddie Raker, a youth of eleven Laat SaUnlav morning David Crow­ ' years, has been dilUgcnt daring the ell found one of his cows dead. The land, but got beautifully left by about past 15 mouths, and collected UOu) night before she appeared well, and 130 majority. If all reports are true, accrued to have a rood appetite. This makes two cows be has last within a the only really successful ran John ev­ cr made, wps whew bw raa over into‘ handsome sett of hay scales in front short time mysteriously. On Tuesday afternoon at the M. E. of the site of his mw Byer-; barn, and Chureh in Kalamo. was held the fuocra score of carpenters are busy al weak al of an aged lady known aa Aunt Sa­ mantha. She was one of two women । upon the new bar*. ' n <u/s the following membera:,A. Blair, K Art■« ■ One of the lively buriwraa pfieera uf living together in the east part of town and known aa the “Old Maids.” They cornet; F, Helm, Bflat comet; Geo. < hash rille in Ainsworth St Brooks' feed carried on the business of farming on Francis, B fiat eoraet; Chaa. Davidson, milt We stepped in there the other quite au extensive scale. Aunt Saman­ E flat alto's Eugene Cpak. B fiaf trt>ii ' day and found them turning out feed tha doing the baose work, and the oth­ er, known as Aunt Rachel, working lioce ; /antes Cook. B flat tenor; John1 at the rate of 30 bushels per hour. out doors al such work as men are supBoe. B fiat baas; H. A. Brooks, baas |Miee<! to tie able to perform. Together - —C. C. Wolcott, car live hardware they have cleared np a farm, taking it when a forest, and for aught any one dealer, ia out this week with a fresh knows, have done it as handily and buinoci acorn cut in regard to the ocle- welt as two of the lords of creation. To brated Wiard Plow, which every farm- tlie outside world they were known simply as tl»e old maids or Aunt Rachel pjr ought to inspect. Charley La also selling scores of the Champion Heapcra ano Mower, and is agent for Nichols, Shepard A Co.’s steam threshers (the ky. and hadn’t got out of the corpora­ best. made), which be propoaeu to artI tion before he fell head. |mfra« ;th» iMi such reasonable terns dial be ought la fuB te <rverfl«nciB( with UR Stock was never so nearly closed out at this-teaaon of the year as st present, and we are uow replenishing it with O to give me a call, 4 doori south uf Tru­ man's store. A. C. Lkxz. Mr. Bassett has the carpenters at work on hia new house, which is to bo erected on the site of the Fairfax Loose THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE ty Tiuurking ywa tor part tkvora, I rrmadra Vouch IterejsectlYllly• ties. CaUaad gvCmy picas aa way­ thing ia my line before making your purrtmara and I wiU do you good. Give me a trial and by good Goods, low prices and fair dealing I will <•iteavor to merit your palrraugn ami, good will. All YTinda of FXodhxce taken at the MarkM I*rico. Your* Respectfully, C. €. Wolcott, Nashville. J. F. BkaxdotstTB*. Prairieville. And M. B. Bkookb from the wagon throughout the country. D. 0. GRIFFITH. CHAS. W. SMITH. Enrniture I WM. A. AVLSWORTH CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. We are pleated to announce that we an prepan-d to turn you ent any kind of job. from the GOODS AND PRICES STANDARD FURNITURE AT ORDINARY BUGGY Te The FINEST PHAETON, J. LENTZ & SONS, Which we will guarantee to be Cabaper Than You Can Get Elsewhere, Quality considered. --------------- —fol------------------- Fuat Las if Finitin u tkt Cmlf. We ran in connection with our busincoM DRESS GOODS, A FIRST-CLASS TRIM SHOP. If you need anything in the TRIMMING line, call and see no, tor we can do yon good. , --------- -----------— A Double Face, Double Fold YORK (MINSTER) ALPACCA, R K I’A I RI NG Carefully attended to, aud aatifactiun given every lime. ----------------- ■ fV Hoping to receive a liberal share of your putr-mage, and thanking you for past favvra, I remain Undertalcingr Goods. An4 iu (It< gouJ, ollifrains la U« Uiw»r Walnut Casos and Caskots. SHROUDS AND GLOVES _ Tour Obodiont Cojrvwut, OL'B STOCK OF _______________ EUGENE COOK. FURNITURE! - FURNITURE! J. LKNTS A MWk --------- A FULL STOCK---------- A'rowi 93 a Suit to 920 AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE the BUYER. MEAT MARKET! ALL KINDS OF 462 -------------------- M-------------------There will be an examination of nplieanta for teacher's certificates for hatJetaa township, tn the arhoolboure t Naahville, Saturday, April Mh, 1879. Examination eommr qecs at • a. m. F. C. Bomb, SupL BOOTS & SHOES. --------- A COMPLETE LINE OF--------PRICKS WAY DOWN: A CwmI tfiewesl Mine fbr «aiy per psUr. G. W, Smith has a new sMewnlkfa frtkrtofbis place. G. M* Davenport faba made about fi^fifilbaruf maple a^rar thia amoM. GREAT BARGAINS IN (BITS FUUBH1K CMOS! HATS MMl CAPS, nr Doot the beta wa UNDERTAKING! oBseaDcmmciamL COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c., Ac. FRESH AID SALT MEATS! �•aueaw-n |T m <svu'SnArri. /(1-Hp-rnM W>n ; ,T -^QEmv ‘* Um joiut committee on taxation has made do report as yet, the Senate toAay ia rod-fcot «W • discusdoB upon the general subject 61 taxation and a o lower rate of interraA. Meaara. Hodge, bills are Attorney * CounAotlor, j^WtSMfsrAr ’-*■ Want u, ...« wiMaunMKi, n A ... . • °^*1**i *' Otawgo. ha^ bere thrfraiKl m the I Tire limwrian rcvolntiona-y committee . ** -eiAYT ,88 AD l.lhM wnt lettm to all tbe tmp*ri*l dignltariM Al K1CX8 “ Evangeline" combination is > g-. F^*siyi»thM,tboiw;tq<bey ilo not Coraalr. ' The' t*rer. ,pp*r sollr. Ure of th- atannbUe* And Bit:*i: In the baric.]o* and otwilc Opwa, sad th* ibo* party are abotil th* loot in their Una Manager Hkxrt A. BAftMtM’’. A torjis^o awpjH Qj| Cuffinsvilie, III, d*y U*t ntSX'TWM । ow.ilcnxninn iL dangsa ta Uk wh«U« Ksai, eipr<wu>R mmxss sj esteej Mte InttbwMMkRi a tii in this country, James Gordon' Bennett ia followed around by a pair of the tight, dry, alluvial rorth; ihoM of dogs which cost him f1,000. right to make speriil contracts’Dot to the women about a half Trnahel, and the Hdtator Goinxw’R wife refused to ngnx wmaae sp«w children. jwrlMpe, a peck. Thia wm all prosecute a little darker who stole her exceed 8 per cent., would be about fai forced labor—no pay wliatever. The pocket-book the other day. for loth lenders and borrowers. It i Khedira would send a steamer up the all the interest that men ©on pay who Wnxx the electric light is completed, are engaged in any legitimate business. ■ver to a Tillage, and call from 50 to 200 feopte of all ages and sexes to go, with­ Mr. Edison will try to make a flying­ out pay, and work on thia railroad for machine, and then—perpetual motion. I one month, nt the end of which time he A Fort Watxk girl mistook her would send them, or what wm left of somnambulistic brother far a burglar, i them, back. The bodies of those who and fractured his skull with a bane-ball died from exhaustion helped to -swell 1 the embaakmeuL No time for' senti­ The Norristown Herald ment. What their hours of labor were Cetywayo's nose ’ " ' humor and Ixia Western joke. HVer [>artly depopulated because of a “ PXKX-XT," of __ iste Visit of tlitee IteiuiK rs.-aM <Wte en­ says that Gen. Lafayette introduced the tirely abandoned and partly in ruins, .game of faro into.this country during having been, fired into, M was raid by the Itevoltition. imr dragoman, because thcT'Bhcik " could not or would notzfuruiaa the re­ quired quota.. It waa the iuteutiou. Jo grade the entire road of scrrral hen^Ired milra in this wav. Whether it has lx-en accomplished I am not aware. Our party chartered a Government steamer fm* the trip. Al the'Mai sta-1 -aquamlcred 150,00V in dissipation, has tKMia the officers impressed tilMflrol na­ signet] the pledge and Ixcome President tives they could catch and Compelled of a gospel temperance league, which tlicm to cool our stoomar in the same, bears his name. manner tlie railroad waa being gTudi d, Ha hut Cate, of London. Eug.. and in liaaketa carried OU the head. I do Charles Cate, of Han FrsnmsoD, broth­ trot wonder that with thia arstem of un­ ers, who had not seen each olhar for paid ’ ‘ thirty yearn, met accidentally at Dea Moines, Iowa, the at her day. At the coming celebration of the 315th anniversary of Bhakspeare* birth • tiiratfurd-on-Avon, “The Temjxat ” fr to be read try Mr. Braudnun, who knows all of dbakspeare's writings by **“ *" Stepht rat the Ar,«icwt>* fmci I t., ’’ •r* •? Thk United Blates Snt’remc Court .. C-.-wL__ jw' ... it S-e-i .sif-ar a ' with w muah Mb hoqu. Dknnri the - WkyMflielli ofai^gntffera^____________ Ito domestic economy u The house ia always open fat-'irtMtflfr , Yor^, El—d ™. w hte-llta whctl/BvWv. Stephen* t* present a| tV the cell of a poHoc station in New Orleans. Although ho had boon rather peut. Even his sickness or nbhMMh; careless in his habits, this result uf s doe* ftot afficat ten daun^Ur arruoge-. * menta.' Viaitora eanae imf go, Miakhl Spree shockc.1 anil thcm-vchcs at home,and—Mr. Stephens immedistcl ' gritting 6f the7 licing a imchelor-^are Tooled after by , handkcrelil ■ ------ i ’ ll TStx^sssn iicrous affair, for, while the wife romp, and. )WU» A BA1L0W, with trore in hia voice, । , la make no difference about your coming ; to the store, Mias------; and that your mother win continue to trade with ni I aliall be happy to give the usual dis­ count. Oar stock is large and varied, ‘ “ And the door shut. TROW, MAILS * 8SELF BARBWAFE PEOPLED DBUti STORE, * JlAxtingo, Mioh. W. K. GQODXZ1AM. The Original Brother Jonathan. DBI OCNT A BOOhariKIJLEll Got. Jonaihxn Trumbull, of Conni'cticut, wm the original * Brother Jon­ athan.* He wm always no addrenaed by Gen. Washington. and finally the whole Yankee nation, and especially New En­ gland, became aobriqnetteS. character­ ised and identified in the perron of IT.ysi'te** rreimplIfoaa a~l hsdftr ItidpM rare. parol gaalUy .ol r. Frter*a)«aya lh« temM ' S. (iOODYEAR, Duter In DB1 nnaa'itimiDg. honest, commun-neus;. man, who resided in Lebanon. When in full dress, “Brother Jonstlian“ Trumbull look-d very much as he is now represented tn what is generally supposed to bo a caricature. He waa of a tall, gaunt form, and wore a swallow­ tail, home-spun coat, manufactured in his family out of wool raised on his own farm, and colored with maple-bark pro­ cured from hia own wood-pile, the dye ItMdy W*Ae (Xhl»t Bai. and Cem. BoWaanJ H^ae*. Un*«te^AmU M* «f J CUTS BUSNELL, IDI-dT GOODS, lUlitlxpaM], JThovnli Igotk t»tel« ^.. . ■uuh-aho? in the neighbor-1 T^nv-T j genteel, tight-fitting truueera, . " * ix inches short of hia ankles, j A nf ■IrinA.i Hriasv-wrwI^Bv jp, -^- . । i DRDGAIEDlClIEJaiiCBEIICAU, his faltering farewells, then closed the *»- Ox.Bfy **rtu for tb. WL.rd.PUw. U ' door upon lua hopes. A moment later I - ------------- —---------- -r—----- — ——--------bo opened it. stepped bock into the j VTK9BY A. ROOUYEAX, ’ (•r*vT s-h. * f-yy y y y^ u< taihjr aix! aci 7rtu*«uf grsKd-satool dwtrieta,>»o alsct tellot ia lb» Upper PcCinscU, set atueixl Los<i»mM.’w's yellow house, urns miles from Boston, was built in 1750, dcjuarteni of Washington. Mrs. Wfyh . H during the winter a round or AoCfal re- vm the one in regard to lands claimed rvptions. Talleyrand there visited the under tax titles. Benaton Huston owner, Craigie, Apothecary General of and Bell sunpk>rtcd the bill, and Sena­ , . . __________________ th® American armv. Jared Sparks, ton Farr. I'atteraoa and Moort vigorferro qpqnty f<y-U m much, str bopiv m i Willard I’hilhjm. Edward Everett and . onaly opposed the same. r, "Ltberty Hall SB iri thWowi l»oi»e. I J - K- W'oscvster tired there. Longfellow MiscKU.ax*ors ■utu. « ^Any [M-rson visiting that section of llu" wx— «»------- n---------- s^_ _ za_a.u_ Georgia is free to call, whether aaqinunt It is told of James Russell Ix>waU Health have reported favorably the Sen­ ) cd with Mr. Stephens or not. The call ate bill to regulate the sale of medicines that when lie waa iuat in Rome a meixbmW hr tor fi». hour, or, U msj be I rent monk met the port m the Corso । and poisons, and to prevent quaekery in ciianged info a rtiul for a Jay. or for one day and asked for a contribution to niudiciue. several week. ; titiihing hut tbs gni^t'g repair a moaasterv. “Yon should not Hous bill 420. which poaeed the rulusltes tea LXir..' inclination limits the period. ask me for aid/remarked Lowell in House on Thunwlay, adds much to the Mr Stephens Dover aUowa himself to choice Tuscan, “ for J am a heretic." stringency of the taw in relation to the lx- incommoded by hia guewta. He wul- " Thai makes no difference,” refiltod the sumiori uf iliegitimate children. The kerosene oil matter engaged tec 0OIRM RyB- <« their arrival,»nd tiMn, astute fnar; “yoqr money is orthodox." if Jte ia busy, goes aboat his Wdriuiatt* The poet appreciated the wimrisrn and attention of the Bronte for a abort time . ing them to entertain themselves. His made the contribution naked yesterday. study, aepofatod from the iiotiar by a A large excursion psrtj ^om Fort Wayne, lud., visited this city Thursday । piazza, contains n law library of 1,500 volume*, and a miscellaneous library of afternoon. G. W. H. | aliotit 5,000. A certain builder otcoAitage* made a ' practice of keeping a carriage on hand WxmnomAT, April IL—Tbs Ls<ttlatare ooato palm off on the executors dec<-a*c<i ve3«l st hslt-pssi t> p. tn. purvnant 10 0M noblcsnen. Il wm a eostly vehirir. louresMil of Isst Tknredsy. grruisrcuis p« handaomely fitted up. Aw soon as tfee titiam worn preMOtel, but no bwatBSSB of any Unportaxire «u Irsusactek _ ~ death of a nobleman occurred, the cur ringn wm decorated with the arms of! Tmu>u^>*t, April lO.-fizxxTX.—PeUtiosai the daoMMd ku the beat atyb> of herald . wore pireEctex! asking for ualfann' r*tss cf freight nvBrin rs!1n>*d« withfci tbs BMsr, far painting. With thia preparation, a let- j jn««t knows that his cheerful host is a ter wm dispatch<xl to the executor* re- । confirmed invalid, one who has not spectfully inquiring when it would lx> known a well day for fifty vcors. and convenient to remove the carriage whieh ' MMJwhom paixrscarcely ever depute. had been batlt according to the orders I — Youth'ii Companion. of his Lordship. It hail been some time ! ready to bo taken away, and the price [ ~ X1W,or «WWPLW, TU.no. pleasant announcement uKualJy Ted to a comprotuiae. The carriage nut being . WMted, a a*m ol mouay wm paid by U'i 1 " । < The Senate occupied much of ths Ums on Thursday with the coaddcraHarry and Elixa, respectively headtion of Senate bill No. 176, which pro-. Acrvautgud cook. rides that no person shall bring or Dinner ia s«rv«d at 1, and *11 who maintain any action for the recovery o' liappcn to be gnoaia take Uunr ntace at I any lands or the poaseaoioa thereof, or the Uwe, lain r riMton tout for «up1 make any entry thereupon, unless such pcr. The fare ia plain but abundant .----------------- —----------- ------------- action is commenced or entry made . . ,riiyjv»tete.nevarA>. ryet|»or.c ihr ^u.- j haa atiM&cd to this annireraary— tins within the time herein limited therefor, 1 nrrt<fix;^»fl‘®«F;r npAnytMkffl one was Frederick the Great. । after the right to make such action shall for persons drdpnfrtR In ut mtaJ-timc. ’ .. l^vc find accrued to the plaintiff or If there is not enough food on the table, , * • *° “ J™ ’, to aomcpcraon through whom he claims, more is rooked, bnt it is of the sort that togg le, improve a woman s naoudy; can lie got ready in the shortest time Un"/;i tU** > 1 L Wubia Ave ysara where the defendant' One dav when dinner, which had J1*’', hail left itjn a slightly rlsime tiUe to the Gad in qn-Uon by or tbroegb rocisA, T11'. | nearly ready, a ductor, with wife, chil'drew ami servants, happened in. These w .wv« > anno: folk* wed by two uthar .wa­ ters. It was waahing-df^y, and, tlinugh Av think all to 110,000,000. the prinopol and Interest cf Ex-Gov. Hcbjiaiu h daughter and her husband, the exxoacbman. hare re­ turned to HartfOYU, Mid Ire residing temporarily w]ih mamma’ and papa Shepard. Mother Hnbhnrd is still in­ exorable. and a reunion u one of the fmprobabilities. ; puwetB St fifra, MBMgtag. that hwre mode Um Yaaka* tbi fink of tradMR, MBd|iiwlii to tura thia ro«* Uy into the workshop of the world, toooivad a striking and happy illustration the other day. The acene wm heroeharaeCert, a rising yemng it and a pretty woa*°- Ho had am .fentirm far hor^be a Eking for him, so they bsteotbad. After a time she found out that she didn't lore him well enough to marry him, and the match was broken off. It wm a severe under it; but he fought waU for himself, protested that his life was ruined, ashed if she could not learn to love him, and in all ways did the proper thing. She was immov­ able, however, and he sadly and reluct­ antly took hia leave. White hia cy« Keota, though one of the moat ideal' of poeta, proved himself, for once at1 least, practically ingenious. He Evad al Borne. in the sonui honor- with his friend Bevern, and the two bad their meals sent to them from a neighboring , HA8-nNC8 CASH STOWS. Dry Goods and Clothing. "Day after day." raid Mr Severn, “we had to send It down again, and very 1 often the second dinner they sent up 1 ‘TTCTJi. p. HICKS waa worse than the first. C_ie day ■ V v * Keota said to me,-“F* have a plan to I>«ttar la ,n*. ‘>•*•7. : /"““r p-1 ••। Groctrits tod General Produce,’ h*vo a good dinner. Well, proMutly “ * r with his pile of Crof’Kerj-,Gl***war«', Ac. awo-swuco waiter (punerea up iu» , CrffiM, Caakela US nrmli. ulahM. referrvwl orncimtatalv. and camo back presently with the beet dinner we ”‘■^rK?L-s“- “* •­ had yet eaten tn Borne. ‘ When DM the Tomato Arrive I Noticing an article in your paper contaming aa necosuit of t’ .- first eating al R2L5I- man named Nicalo left Ban Domingo ' .... . . ,,,, . . T>E-XTL£Y BROS. A WLUU5N, -D w.**r*i<si, j _r . A.4MII, IAOOKM and BLI.VIM*. N’""’HMtiags. Haatlwga. Klcfe. Frask Daxcxk. PgoriuaTQR.. two children, and occupied the adjoin­ ing property. He brought with him >wtend varieties of vegetable seed, winch -were planted, and after a bpae of time grow sad bore fruit. Among them waa a tomato, which he dressed aa a salad, and which waa relished l>y Mr. Eldridge’s family. The neighbors pro- AffTnWH HOUSE, M. H. Worn, itaorunoa. used ia New Orlr.aa m an article 6f | ' 7T~,~ IVfONEY. TO foodial812; theyweje sold in Philsddplda markets as earl' 4 1829. Bor- ' 1 * ._________ a ' -. 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GRAND Binns DIvftlOK went have Imilt lochs around the falls that boats can pass up and down, raaaiag jart saMcient delay for I bo vis­ itor to drink is fully I he bomiasU the seoarry surrounding the place. Ihns-iagtboxwuprberirrr, strapping bate end there all along tbe river tn let on and off pansaeagrrs. Sometimes tiae tending would he made at sow Huis village, and at other times at tbd l<ask among tbr building*, and in that wsy la same fsctani-iortiag plara, whlrt appearww to . be entirely deserted by Ink* them ana wan- s. fwl to leave the In4n«i in good rondi- white mew. ami Mt entirely to tbe rtn. R H «mef weeht-pottsuwe to bsaaga of the fbmt and redmen. Oc MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, 8astd Bibs ui HuMcn, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, tool in evi which we made. tn grade Ibr grow ml preparatory to averting m«acr roadly tlw.ll.ags, tbs KrrartHrra they then occn|Jed laving ton ami land near the river are covered by a luxuriant wood, until re ranched tbe capital eity. As we approached tbe rhy the view was hraatlM to behold. A level open country stretching upon eilbcr able as far as the rye could reach, dotted all over with farm cottages. tea by Urteea; (n Ml, tMrteeri baihl logs. Tbe were nil faring An exact line, making them present a very tasty appearance. They werrall wbitewaah• «1 and otherwise ornswnted to make fl hem pleasant ami agrtertlr to the eye, and as they were within Um than a ►tones throw from ill passing tessels containing fbentffeers and men of the department nf the Galf, as they were tiansportrd tp and fro post there, they were the observed ot all observers, said many theeumplimenta the boys rsceirrd from the different G.nswaU, aa they ' tat nt Moooor^Btori* Os Hen&o, by bohtag bort st the top and bot­ tom, mid bolts beta* placed at right aagko to each other, entirely avoiding uy possibility ot splitting. Also cu be detached and replared by my one very easily add quickly. Is unquestionably tbe most perfect handle fastening in all VIENNA BAKERY, PIESCllPTIDI D10GGIST mind of some of the fi.aest parts c/ the State of Illinois. The wagon mads yon can see all over the country, convra.jSng^into one grand center, vis: the r‘ sjJaHMhe capital of tbe State, and Sod. Tbs K^oSLt ^nMO-fonoiag one contiuuoaa plese. with bolts cat there­ on—ao extra boha required. These braces form a firm support to the handles, relievo the premarc of tbe buds from the Landside and M« ’ “ * PURE DRUG#, PATENT MEDICINE#. DYE-STUFFS, University. one nary. (Catholic) j'x.TUa J» was customary for tbe o4Berrs to flbtanr off newspapers n* they went hy Ol w»d *• th« boy* irpt wtjl pasted In njfnrd to posting SCHOOL BOOKS. immediate relief can be so readily at­ tained., Jfossfaw’s Gerwas Syrup has pu.ard the largest sale it. the world for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and tire se­ verest lung diseases. It is Dr. Bos cbee’s famous German prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest can-, and no fear need he entertained in ad­ ministering It to tbe youngest child, as per directions. The sale of thia medi­ cine is unprecedented. Since first in­ troduced tLrro has Irren a constant in- report Tmrt of Utmrtotts, art will ing that so picturesque a acc-ne rtoald I* lost entirely, came to I’ovril one day, and from the lighthouse took a ►ketch sf tbe prtre and had It litbojirapbcd. god for a small sum any per*oa could punluiM a very bcautifnl Piefluie of Fu PowrU. aa bniil by IX E. Ltanv, if net all ot Co. E. purchased a 1 picture of what wan once their boBM*. _ I GOOD GOODS! lost Wonderful Farm Tool Pioneer Drug Store. Uh. 71c DwMp Adjtutable Valuable ]n>» Hbrel Btaodard-votA oa both oar ' Iron Beam Plows. The wheel run* on an adjustable arbor, made separate from tbr standanl, is quickly adjusted to run the witeel on a line of the 7th. Tbt Clnioot, on tbe Iron Brems are malleable iron, much stronger than -ast iron, and are doubly adjustable. ’ . Mh. thtr 7r»e CbUM MoUboord, is of uniform hard nras all through the cast­ ing, and is far superior to any surf are-chilled moldboard, or steel, in both hard­ ness and firmness at texture, ami a large per eentage stronger than any surfaceehilled moldboard ever used, and we recommend it, with full knowledge of ha more effectually thn can otherwise be done, and the back or large plow, brings ita furrow-slice over and coven it completely, leaving the surface level and light. It will completely invert weeds, stubble and manure, or heavy clover, so that it wiD not drag up. No corn stubble can be plowed as it should be, with­ eat it. Sod at ore plowing, is made ns mellow as a summer fallow, and can be rrfaetng with steel, eeming from foot to an shillings, and time in going to the blacksmith shop. worth, in the busy season, an much more. When the Jointer • point becomes worn mrt, the farmer has only to loosen one bolt, replace ft with a new one. making the jointer as good m new, at a cost of only twenty-five cents, and five minutes time at the longest. > The jointer does not iocrrase the draft any more than a conIter, and will work WM. A. AVLSWORTH ._______________________ t, .----------------------- > of plow have simply to try oer plow one hour to he convinced of tbe error. All we art ofany fanner is to give tm plows a thorough and impartial trial before peauin* judge-' mcnl, nod then we will abide the result; and as long as it costs the farmer noth- GOODS AND PRICES rill find this idea of economy—using a poor tool—a mistaken one. No fanner r mechanic cm do good wort with pom tools, and the greatest enrse a farmer an have oa hia farm is a poor plow. - ant was made a full ftedn hr, for the State of Ui wm getting qaita late in -se---- :--------- MwAjamg Fsn«taiart> DRESS GOODS, Below we give the names of a few farmers who hare, for the post year, been using the celebrated Wterd True Chilled Plows. and consider them far auperior to any plow in the market for durability, iightuess of draught, and earn in i handling, and the superiority of its work : YORK (IUSTW ALPACCA A. RTDNj JOSEPH l-piy INGRAHAM CARPETS st M eta. HEAVY (wide) HEMP CARPETS l»c. OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING Nashville, Michigan. DO NOT NEGLECT From 93 a Stitt to 920 BOOTS & SHOES KOCHER BROS. Farmers PIOKEFR STORE 1 New Goods. PRICKS WAY DOWN: THE ECHO MICHIGAN FARMER We are now receiving our Spring Stock The first installment of GENT'S FURKISHDIG GOODS! KOCHER BROS m»TSnClBFOLL BOOTS and SHOES! �.JTJ8T RECEI DRUGGISTN. _> Rpecrfgalrfeu f<»>r ' Gt he I^ong Brick PRESCRIPTION 8, Pit Medicines, Chemicals, 4c. Patterns New Spring Wall Paper Dye Stuff*! Dye Stuffs! FROM A BROWN BLANK TO A OCILT ONE. --- ----------- ;--------M-------------------------- liHMENTS. fUMlULDKB BBAG81L ■ TltiWWL bCpRibtr. & FINE PERFUMES, TOILET AETICLKA COMBS BRCSHKS, SOAPS. •.. MICHIGAN CURTAIN FIXTURES ----- AND A FULL LINE OF Hollands, all colora Townsend fa tbe boss carp. . t AfewdiyiMOuMn. H*t>ry Mow­ Charley Sbriner's health fa improv­ ery, of thk township, waa moppint, her ing. He says be think* be will stand Hula child backed into a pail of water Curtains with Guilt Bands, also Nottingham Laces, tnra out. ' C. IL Brady boa purchased JLJ.‘ “Remember the Sabbath day and Booth’, place on Gregg HC. Now if Cbarfay fatiy hod * hs—kuspir for keep it holy," had don’t kt your chil­ Al. Keith, tbe born liveryman, run. the same, we see ao reason why he dren rin* a cow bell all day Suodgy. the hack for the Central .Hoose. If yon want your horses well cared for drive them to AL’s, tor he keeps tbe Deua Pteustan,n riatag yauag totegraph ojxrater, well known to many people in this village baa been press ot•dtartbeusesetaerMtveetoee of train <!■»—toi ji, with toufiquMtort •* Juek- —Tbe almanacs are. good enough to tall whan tbe san rises and acta, but they furafab ap fafaamotfeu te to fa. fanganew mapte will Hvnif aetirberw th* aSg eew oun get at fa. , ' —Tbs meaalm eouti n ne to spread and. Oil ’ WALL PAPERS and BORDERS. (Trinxmed Frue.) WINDOW HHADZB. CURTAIN*. CORDR. AND FiXTUUl I AM RECEIVING THE LARGEST AND FINEST LOT OF BOOTS and SHOES Mike ray* that Mr. Seott can’t vote a report the following: Address. Chas. Republican ticket If be know. H. Mr. W. Halbert: Reading. Mfas L. Aafie Seott was W year* old election day. and Duvfa; Duett, Mrs. D. Barber aad Good Book* f. Fine American and Foreign Watrh. Chains, 1’in*. Ring*. Hctta, Gohl Pr>. and Feu Holder*, Buverwarc, Ac. , Respectfully. UOINK BKOT1MKUS- G. A. TRUMAN. Clark N. Youngs; Btaeet Reading, C. Mira Johnson, from Albany, N. Y^ V.Smith; Speech, Chaa. W. Dumary ; came to Woodland in aearcb ot her sin­ Poem, L. Addie Nfabota; interspereed Jack Mills and G. Demond. employed ter. Mis* Peckham, but can't find her. with' tanr<ng by the duh. Anyone knowing of lite party will con- in the Hastings Croquet Works, on thraahsH* R. M. Lao, H. Boe^R. M. Saturday last took a “atiM” to cut up Comer. M. B. Brooks ondC.V.Poraon a circular aaw 1G cords of 4-foot aray, of out matured papulation, hare bolts into plank for base-ball bate, and by three o'clock had finished their task, on one of the train* running east a donoed their coeta, grabbed their din­ few day* since. At Vermontville a tall It'S getting dusty. ner pails and were ofjhome. Two othand very thin woman entered tbe ear. The Morgan Musical Institute col ­ boys hauled tbe bolts quite a distance, Her none and chin were sharp, and her to the saw, and four others resawed the ere bad a steely grey glitter At the lapsed for want of pupil*. Rube. Seciy ha* token Checo*tract to planks into the right dimension* tor bate at the same time, and consequent­ tbe vary identical question to which ly they too got a holiday. This is tbe tbe station ageto wm at that moment rapoafttr^TMU** vhich was, “Isthfa Pleasure seeker* begin to make tbe quickest time in the factory, and in tbe team going te Charlotte F and be also heart of mine boat, of the Lake House, matter cf quick work these boy* defy News Bor. said it was. glad. Among tbe best known we note competition. A* she seated herself sbe popped al a the following: A. J. Kelly, Mart. Bar­ tags still too yard. Mr. Rays*.nd ber and L. A. Dunlap, of VennoutviUe; talks of putting in a portabio to finfah W. J. Bonnett, and J. V. Johnson of up tbe cut. Charlotte । II. Gass, of Natal rille; D. -Preasber C. A. Price, living tl few Goodyear, and C. Squlers, of Hasting*. mile* north, was fired out of the Bap­ tist Church af thia village on Tuesday Fight* are every-day occurrences at "Then of course you don't know,” stated that hi* Hand-ship had sailed test, edfatro difltarot (fatM.rtfa •aid she briskly, and turning to a very for Chicago. Knowing that his only present ; even the most peacable men drift of which was lying, circulating Micawtrnrish genUetnan, tbe next aeat route would be via. Thornsppi© River, in Maple Grove have been caught to the German, repeated her question Lake, etc, wo have been anxiously fighting—Are. iuafatafarteM. Mr*. L. Rnnc. who ha* for the past looking for tbe ship aforesaid “All '*1—1 believe it Is a few minutes past these days," but nary a ship of that two month* been visiting at her fath­ Vbereplfed. name lias passed the narrows, and if er's, Jno. Dillon, returned to her home -A project i* on foot u» drain Gun r were you Mr. Editor Pd telegraph Shiloh, O, on Monday. Xarah. a tract coutahnng 18 full sec­ The Ladies Mite Society, in connec­ the correspondent above mentioned tions, a full half-township, lying in the because the ship Hawk may lx> lo»L tion with tbe U. B. Church, met April west part of this county, which, if done 17th, at tbe residence of Mr. and Mr*. A car lead of Nashvillians came over *riM make a tenet W tend of wtarost exSunday, seeking berth* cither in the Horace Dean, for tbe purpose of quilt­ navy or army. One of tbe fornvr gave ing a quilt, which was presented. Sab­ an exhibition of his seaworthiness by bath evening, to Mr. and Mr*. Shelly, wading into the lake np to hi* ankle*. in behalf of tbe Indies of this commun­ They were all too light to suit cither ity. which was received with heartfelt Capt. Walker or Gen. Grime*. Your thank*. The society will meet April —The air fa wril impregnated with correspondent is authorized to state aotb, at tbe residence of Mr. and Mr*. smoke, indicating that tbe farmers are dguc but first-cl&s* men, six feet high, Emerson Hyde. All are cordially in­ taking advantage of tbe dry* state ot double-breasted and doubte-jointed, vited to attend. On Saturday evening last, tbe Maple they should exercise due cautioh'that Haren, Grand Rapids and Mackinaw,1' will be taken. When the Nashville braves aforesaid got ready to return Grove Reform Club held a spelling tbe fires do not endanger buildings, waa the reply. they thought they’d give the Lake peo­ match at tbe Norton school bouse. Mr. “How far is Chat P ple an exhibition of their skill by Jump­ Pierce and Mia* Cole were chosen cap­ “Dunno." tains, and after choosing ten on a side "Same price for tidin' on two oral* I" ing the car from tbe side track to the feu Shores' straw stack, some 4 ■ mile* she queried, glancing forward at a main track, without changing the (Wilson’s) and the coo test began. On well-dressed Jew who monopolised two switch; but she didn’t Jump. the first round ■‘grateful" proved too you of, the I^kr people took a second great a word for one. and tbe rauks sober thought, and appointed a com­ once broken began to grow thinner aa the following word* were missed; daiShe bad already changed seats twice. mittee, consisting of Major Adkins, A third move brought her next to a Capt. Walker, and Officer Spark* to and schedule. Mr*. Pierce not being a solid man ot very serious mien who was wait upon the insulting natives on the "juvenile,’’ went down, when a more readtag toe Grand Jtafads Tirana. Juvenile speller corrected it and the “ Do you Iwlieve thi* road pay*F abe -spell” progressed until Mr. Henry Mc­ doesn’t seem proper, for Goggle'-eye’* “I should think it did." he answered would be all right, but a* for having Cartney, not being very “ceremonions" bravo and witty sayings always remind hi* “leekal” tenders on our band* any fall the field with two on a side. Dr. osWtWaravWtaeMn ttow>s okta in very slowly, and resumed his reading. “How many person* does it carry in length of time we would never submit Baker then relieved Miss Spencer at tbe order to frighten other animal*, but to it, never, never I never! 1 Meantime his ears and voice betrayed him. and a day. averagin’ V she continued. ’Tdoot knew.” be replfad still more recruiting :» going on, aud the people ed” was turned, and the two on one tbe other animals aforesaid didn’t scare slowly, and endeavoring to freexc her respond with a patriotism arldom equal­ side ran out, leaving Mr*. Mosey and worth a cent. Be cairn Johaqy. er rou ed, never excelled. Gen. Grime* prove« Mira McCartney alone on Misa Cole's with a stare. will make yourself appear ridiciiWua. She stock her head outofthewin- to be tbe right man in the right place, side.. Finally, Miss McCartney not be­ —Another note of the depravity of dow, and looking ahead saw the fireman and under bis skilled eye the army fa ing acquainted with “Jealousies" left that Maple Gross Leu. Barith tribe becoming rapidly diciplined. Concern­ the contest with Mr*. Mosey aa victor. oding the locomotive. Big wow Tax. “Jute see that man on the bullgine. ing Capt. Walker be i* too well known Deal you think ho fa la danger F she to need mention. The gua-boata un­ child. Her family report that It be hag* to a young.asaa of ,the naighborheed. but tbe asaaa of people IfeSeve that if the tTOtb aero known and Jua(faadeambeeewn father would be a boarder at tbe big stone house at Jack­ Work ha* been commenced on the “Sakes aBver she ejaculated, aad rew school noose in the Steven* dis­ ar a full minute lapsed into deep retrict. The expense of building the oetioa. Thea tbe conductor satmei same will be about *1,000. School commenced in the Brigg* Dis- 1879. THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE 1879. CLOSED OUT AHD FILLING UP. ty Fine Wall Paper and Border (tnmmcd free) Window Shades ar Curtains, very low at Bom Bros.’ 8UCAR8, TEAS, NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS COFFEES, SPICES, Which are muck cheaper than in tbe Fall, in fact lower than ever known in the I history of trade. CANNED COODS Especially in Of svery desrripllon. Dre^s Ctoods O” I have Just opened up a fine lot of Indies’ anti Children’s Shoes, which customers tell me are cheap. Your at­ tention is invited. A. M. DaCGDUTT. JELLIM-I* all COMPETITION! Aud in fact a full line of XXX1K AT ova 1070 FBICSS: Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c. STAPLE AMD FAMCT 6S0CERIES DISCOUNT At price* to suit tbe majority. _ 4 f__ York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. French Designs 11c, former price 20c. ! Crock’ry & Glaanvarc Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. Is cheaper than ever and In price and quality I ran. aud will, d-> a* well by worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. you as any firm in Burry or Eaton conn | tie*. Call and get my piiec* ou any- * Our old Dress Goods will be sold much^^TlJ.'^^X.r^'”' below cost. Don’t buy until you get 0iirjioi‘^L'.d’<.“,"aJu^i'.ii“',? dear or to merit your patronage nnd * . prices. .wud wm. Yourw TleMpectAxllj'. Stuff* k'our* Respectfully, D. C. GRIFFITH. CHAS. W. SMITH. e. cook’s • TTu.riiitu.re! 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Utl.XTX X M»XM. ,^T ri HA INM' ' MEAT MARKET! ALL. KINDS OF FRESH HD SALT BEATS! occurred a few days more at tbe Coa­ ter. Olive Clark, Lillie and Mattie Briggs, aged respectively Ifi,tf, and 18 -------- A COMPLETE LINE OF--------- coffins, school in Dint. No. 1 re-or- , »st Sunday. Sept. E. D. Wil- ! «t-Sept. Mira Lon. Yeurexn asea Walker; Trees., Frank 1 Caskets, robes, &c., &c. nr Fira aa al atfiftiaa gi vra ta turjHtoag grrtafiatag to Ubr Bull 11 Wa flnt-e'aM Ladrrtnlirr. ■AWi KELLOGG, DEMARAY k CU ‘riiie, feofcrd hetat, feural a Uroeffhfa «M. Mtehed bte team, wteri bask al■rant beora boZare he found fa. Ho Mi •etrt whk tar.ttfr.ci . amahte the kite. �� https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-05-03.pdf.pdf 6728cc8c53f46ae603aab19c59763e8c PDF Text Text NUMBER 32. VOLUME VI. gmffiug. of Sew York. Now s^l tUu they allow their wire* Mid. M**Mb«wrt* to come from Baxter street as d help ptek. Then th* garbage pile is corovvd with a ptotureaque company of grimy xLTrjsjjsau-sri •trange phase of hf*. They have their social distincticma, too, for th* cartmen who collect th* refam consider them- how long things would have gone on in thia way had not Fate taken it in hand. The Laments had their trunks all for hia dear Mias Laura that aba re­ solved to postpone going sr^ for a few time to get dinner, and my Lreakfaottabla not cleared, nor a Hi of work dooe. I believe be tries fo keep awake." o'elock in the afternoon the resident* al that place observed a cloud in the west when it wm not much larger than a man's hand. It was of * greenish nolx. Pretty soon it began to twirl, then it ascend edand traveled in an easter­ ly direction. At the some time a cloud appeared from the southeast It was black and murky. The two heavilycharged bodies of electricity continued to travel toward each other; tho light­ ning became vivid, almost blinding, and soon they met over Lisbon, and, with a deafening crash of thander, the work of destruction began, and was qtvckly ended. Not more than three minutes' time sufficed to lay waste one of the finest ncction* of country in Texas. Of the two clouds one ap­ peared in a funnel shape, and, although there was a heavy rain—-much heavier than usual—it could not Im said that it was a water-spout, for the wind seemed to com* from the funnel-shaped cloud. so bard I am afraid ho will havo a and her head, with its bright-bronze hair, nodding *0 emphatically that the ivy leaves above her ware all in a tremble. “Nor a doctor," said Aunt Prudence, shrewdly, as she glanced out of her win­ dow in time to sea T>r. Thorne’s buggy, boy. When’ the w&rt came, \Dr. Thorne remained also, and together he and Laar* brought ths UttlftfeJUow SSSJMaS&S "Oh, spare me. Aunt Proe! I know all about It; *ho married just a* she had vowed she would noL It docs not follow that I am to be so foolish, does it? I had rather be a blessed old maid, like yon. if I could only be half •* good, than to be Mr*. Somebody number tabic. A half-hour’s singing and walking be­ take the .fever, she was sick for several fore the little one was ready for hi* days, her mother and Aunt Prue tend­ CTEdlc: then Laura nodded good-by to ing her with a devotion charming to beher neighbor, who was bnstly preparing dinner, and got in return such a took of heartfelt thanks that she went home with a new feeling in her heart. "It was *neh a little thing to do, and ret I have made aomabodv happier. I And forthwith there waa a slight change in the resolution she had formed that morning. It now read. ’I will ------------- a widower, a doctor, or a ’ Then she laughed softly to she thought what Aunt rrue LEWIS DURKEE mnoir house *lt aeems odd that you have taken such a dislike to Dr. Thorne. Laura: everybody else likes him," **dd that young lady’s mother from her seat by the fire, where her finger* were ba*y doing her darling's mending, while her thoughts were planning bow aba might in som* other way take ewy shadow of care from her young Ufa. "I did not mention his nams in par­ ticular. mother." “Well, I knew you meant him. for you have not liked him since I called kim in to prreeribe for your headaches. By the way, you never showed me his last preacrtplioa; I noticed it was quite “The impudence of the man! All those fine words meant simply thia: ‘You are a lazy, good-for-nothing girl; go to work, and yon will be better.’ Not that I think I am anything else, but one doe* not care to be reminded of such thing*- I wonder if ho knows that this dear little mother of mine ha* that gentleman, who waa looking with aarpriae at the phaeton and its occu­ pants. Laura fancied his bow was a trifle lea* cool than usual, and thought, angnIv, “ 1’11 never take them again. He thinks I am following his advice, and I won’t gratify him." Ho thought, • There ia atom tj that girl than 1 sappoaed. I really wish she would cultivate Mrs. Blake: the little woman sadly need* a helping hand." Then h* straightway banishrd the beau­ tiful Miss Lamont from his mind, and oommenecd planning hia new treatise on diphtheria. The lovely spring day* followed each other ia rapid auoocwiou, and every day Laura's pony carried ita happy toad oat into ooantry roads wham the air was the “ Perhaps there ia some excuse tor pureaL Sometimes the little mothci bar, Prue," said the other sister, who and the baby went^ and it waa surprisalways found a aloak foe everyone's ahortoomings. " Katie aaya she haa threodiUlo children, and does her own yynxiAk jones, IRaNTISTS, on that side of the house. Shosaysaho often sees the htll. wrenaa walking the I'EKSO.MALS. All the Davenport family are now on the rtagrKisa Cettwato wear* earring* aa targe aa anuff-boxes. Robert BEowxrxa and Mrs. Stowe alone. But just tui she r-an gathering arc each 66 year* old. ap the reins a wistful little face peered Madame WasaHrnt'B jewels have tlxrough the fence in the next yard. been appraised at *70,000. "I say. you're got a jolly pony " Caeoixal McCloskey sold hia New " Would you like to go with me, York residence tar *60,000. Charlie?* “ My name is Tommy Blake. Ill mated at *19,000,000 a year. bet I’d like to go; and Susie, toe.” 1‘HM.AnELtuis’is' Ee only city »wh«re "Well, ren and aak mamma." In a low minute* the happy liUle editor* grow to be very old. ones were in beside her—Buaic cling­ Pope Leo does not like to give au«iiing timidly to her skirts, while Tocunr cnce to promiscuous etmn|rcra. stood boldly up in front, whip in hand, Mr. Johx Keats, the poets nephew, ia a civil Mgweer in Missouri. Tire' Kticdiv* ‘Of Egypt has twelve children, distributed among four wives. Turiir.A»a rumor that Dean Stanley bt’sbo^rt "lo jcln-the Houma Catholic forma. It may a*y grace at the tabic, and it may not aay grace at the table. It may be gifted to sustain a family altar, and it may not have the gift requi­ site. But if the heart be right, there "lixll Iw grace aud prayor fulness, albeit forms bo lacking in the family. There is a way of eating your food which thanks God better than any grace-say­ ing that can ba devised. There ia a way of kissing the wife after the mead and the hoalnuid it Icanng for office which covers tho whole ground between husband and wife intended to be oov cred by the influence of the family altar. Wa have known a man aak for a bl«w4agoa food which ha himself con­ demned in the very next breath. To thank God for food, and scold your wife or the cook in the next breath because the steak is overdoue. or the cakes not Lruwued to your suiting, or the lea too strong, iswnmvthing more, my fri<md, than impiety—it ia indecency. Home religion should be loving first of all, and last of alt It sncr.Id be—lov­ ing. It should be very patient, toe— especially on tho** d*ya when it is ban! to be patient. It should lx> cheerful, especially when it taktw wit to invent occasions of nrtldnineas. It should be brave, not to face tho trouble* that arc without, but the troubles that are within. A kindly word, a pleasant speech, a eheerfnl or sympathetic look, a touch of the hand in the old tender frehion of the courting days, a stroking of the check and the soft movement of the palm _____ ________ fool if yon say it, fnend. You didn't think they ware foolish trick* ooce. and you were wiser then than you are now that you have dropped them. A littls more courting in married life would keep married life what courtship ia. The foolishness of tint cloud traveled until it collided with the cloud from the aoutbeaaL Then followed wind, hail, rain, death, and destruction. Hail atones were found aa were killed oatright and many badly hurt Numerous hoaacs on tho out­ skirts were demolished. Advices from different places in Texas giro details of Iom of life and widespread destruction. South Carolina seems to Lave suf­ fered even more severely. The tornado swept over that Htate and Georgia. At Walterboro, Colleton eonnty, alone, six­ teen persons were killed. and the num­ ber of injured cannot be estimated. AH the charehas in the town—and th< re are seven—were completely demolished. Houses were destroyed in a twinkling Pianos, stoves. Bedding, and all sorts of heavy as well a* light household articles were blown in every direction. The clothing of ladira was blown en­ tirely off in the street, and their cries mingling with iLoon of tho injured And of mother* who had lost their children . —A cat tale, told by the Sntro (Nev.) Independent; “A cat which was chased into tho Sntro tunnel br a dog, the । other day, turned and looked back after running rbout 1JS00 feet into the dark | ne*«. and the light of its eyes was dis­ tinctly seen by a number d men at the mouth of tho tunnel.” I —Andrew Jones, of Cheater. Pa^ argued with Lizzie Wriah, from 6 p.m. until midnight, in a vrin endeavor to convince her that it would be well to mxrry him. Then he committed sui­ cide, and the girl a*y« that if she had known ho was so deeply in earnest she would have accepted him. may, wnere 11 is acocnapuicu uy uuhand sketches of the invention drawn by Mr. Edison: In the electro-mofograph a cylinder made of prepared chalk and saturated with a strong solation of canatie alkali is set upon support* so that it can be turned upon its axis. A strip ef metal fastened to the mica diaphragm reals on the cylinder and is nraaaed *o firmly by it* ipring upon the cylinder that when it iatorned by means of th* han­ dle the friction of the strip on the cylin­ der tend* to pull the dis|ihragm out of ■hope, causing it to bulge inward aa long ss the cylinder i* in motion. If now, while this motion of the cylinder is maintained, an electric current paaae* through the atrip of metal and then smnunt qf this friction is varied or it is destroyed altogether, and the strip slides freely on the cylinder. This was the basis of the former invention. The release from friction by a change in cloctnc condition in the flrot instru­ ment failed (imply from ignorance of some slight matter* of detail, that in the electro-motograph arc corrected and made practical. In the musical -telephone the releasing of the frictional resistance by etectno action caused the aonnding-board of a guitar to vibrate, and thus act up sonorous vibrations. In the clectro-motograph the mica disk takes the place of the guitar, and, by 1 the improved construction of the sp;«ra£u*. intricate and complex vibra­ tion* *ueb a* are produced in speaking are reproduced in their original or even in greater volume. When the appar­ atus ia at reat the diaphragm ia mo­ tionless, and electric currents shot through the spparatus produce no effect. In the same manner the mere turning of the cylinder without electric action produce* no effect, except to pull the dispbragm slightly out of ohape. If, while the cylinder is being turned, an electric IidjiuImi arrive*, the pull on the diaphragm caused by the friction of strip on the cylinder ia more cr lea* released, and the dmphragm is free to vibrate or spring back into Its original condition. If now the electric impulse* follow one another in regular order in —Many onrioas discoveries hsvr been corrcwpondcnce with with the oonarons msde in the belt that stretches from the vibrations imparted to tho tranamitUng Pacific to the Great American deecrt. but wbat follows appears to be new in catching of the metal strip on the cylin­ the anlliropology of the country . ?. re* der will follow in the same order, and idea I of Richmond, Grout eonnty, New thus the diaphragm - will be made to Mexico, recently hail occarion to dig a vibrate in unison with the original vicellar. Ju»t lielow the rurfac© be came braUons, and thus reproduce the origi­ upon the ruins of an adobo structure, nal words. As the aaiai disk is much and six feet further down unearthed twu larger than the disk of the transmitting skeleton*, one that of a child and the instrument, the amplitude ef its swing other that of * t•ill-grown person. The may be much greater, and, consequent remarkable thing about the adult skele­ ly, it will repeat the words with greater ton wa* a protuberance, larger than a power. The electro-raotuKraph ia prachen’s egg and more oblong in shape, tically an apparatus for transforming which was fastened like a horn to the electric action received from a distance back port of tho skull. On the child's into mechanical work. The amount of nkull was a similar, but smaller, growth. electric action has nothing to do with Both skeleton* were token from nichre the amount of the mechanical work in a stone wall. The Uronf County performed, because the movement of Herald is inclined to think that the the cylinder is controlled by power in­ whole pre-historic race to which the dependently of the electric action, the •pecimena belong hod the protnberanoc, I electricity merely releasing thia power by destroying the friction in greater or a sort of rear no*e done np in bone. —A desperate fight occurred recently between the engineer and fireman of a Mimonri, Kansa* and Tex** railway train, daring the trip from Emporia to 1'arsons. In tho atrugglo the Uiroltlevalve of tho engine was palled wide open, and the sjiec-d of thc'train became frightful, alarming the paswinger* and causing them to appeal to the conduc­ tor, who lost no time in reaching the "steam end ” of the flying train, where he found the eugineci and the fireman belaboriog each other with hammer*, wrenchew, etc. The tpeed of the train was checked, jnat in lime to avoid a col iision with * freight train. —A number of strange occurrences gronpeil: Joeiah 'Walker, of Three lUtm, Mich-, shot hitnuelf fatally lie­ cause the town'HccUon went against the Greenback party, for which he had worked hard. One of the small seeds of a grape canned tho death of a San Francisco man by lodging in the intes­ tine* and forming an sloceiw. Mrs. An­ nie Arnnrtrong and Mrs. Mary Barns were arrested in Detroit for liorrowfng one another's children to ordor to make | their families appear larger when the overseer* of the )mm>i were making the round*. A fight between a cat, a crow, and a dog i-i reported from Mount Holly, N. J. A whiteconple were lately carried in Shelby county, Tenn, by a Hr I-et Them Talk. It ia one mark of grealneM to beat small enemies with contempt Fred­ erick tin Great never con'd how much fun or criticism hia people made of him. Ho was fond of saying that "beeould do what be pleased, and hie subjects —rrl ** IIov be would have treated the “seditious utter­ _.«, the President of Princeances" which Bismarck ia so sternly re­ lege, has just become a citizen pressing. two (sets may suffice to show : .’nited States. A Berlin bookseller sent to the pal­ ace a copy of the roost stinging lampoon Oaelaxd, Cat, ia getting np a regi­ ever pabliahed against Frederick, and ment which shall escort Grant from the asked for hia Majesty's inatrucUona. Pacific to the Atlantic. * "Do net advertise it offensively." an No Geemax Emperor ha* hitherto swered the King, "but sell it by all means; I hope it will pay you hell." On another occasion he found a crowd staring at a scurrilous caricature RrmEBT Alstok, a son of the assas­ of himself, which had been pasted so sinated Georgian, ha* lieen made ro-shigh on the wall that it waa not easy to Bctiger of Senator Gordon’s Committee . see it distinctly. The King, pushing on Oomraeree, receiving a salary of hia way through the startled throng, >1,440. said to his attendant: —A cage in a menagerie at St. Ixraia Ox hia 05th birthday, the Itev. Dr. “Pat it lower down, that they may If we were able to look into the great EriM, th* di.brenn.kod M«th- world beyond, we might repine at being not have to strain their necks over it." contained two lions and one leopard, the odist-preferhrr. ef GeorgiavLsptizodflve obliged to remain here so Jong. Jost In an instant the obnoxious placard lions being separated from the leopard great-grandchildren and one great- a* God haa placed great gulfs of space waa torn to shreds, and the crowd div- by a partition. There was a door in th* partition, through which, the leopard great-grandchild. between the planets, so that the inhab­ prrwxl with a shout of "Long live «-** admitted for a few minute* each Tint family of Beeretary of War itants of each shall know on!v the affair* day by a lion tamer to perform tricks Stanton i* all broken np, and one of it* own globe, he has also placed a gulf with the lion*. A few nights sgo the daughter ia the only remaining child. between this world and th* future Uf<. A house belonging to Oapt. Bennett, keeper left the door utuiccured. During Jim h*t son di»d * yearfro, site, mak- Thus, he makes it ear duty to think, Jug Mrt6*ntxrputadion ** *' lawyer in not of dying, but of living; not of the of Mackinac, situated on the north the night peroons about the show beard Washington. hereafter, but of the here; not of tho *hore, near the Bchuoanx, was burned there were noises of a scuffle in the Edwxed Clay, a Richmond barber, world to come, but of tho world that is. | last week Wednesday night. The building where the animals were con­ three children of tho Indian who had attextiptert the other day .to eat twelve Every day wo arc to prepare, not for fined, but such sounds are in tho regu­ soda crackerjin as mon v minuter. When death, but for life; for u wv Mra whely charge of tho place had been left locked lar nature of things in a pl*'*'.. of wild the time was np he had disposed of ten here we may certainly trust God a* to up in the bouse,.while he and his wife beasts and tame ones, and attracted no cracker* only. Besides, it took him a our hereafter. Thia, however, I think were visiting hia wife's mother. The particularattenlicn. The next morning, quarter of an hour to get nnchoked. i we may aay, that death, when it cornea, oldest of the children was a boy 8 year* though, when the attendant* made the of age. The house took fire in the James Kxetor, * farmer of Norfolk must be ecnaidered not a l»d thing bnt night, and the boy, not lieiug able to rconda of the cages, there was great exa good thing. Bin co the /.kmtghty sends death to every one of Hi* creat­ get out of the door*, and th* window* ritement. The cage lately containing being securely fastened, *ro* only able the lions and leopard had only two oc­ rich, having. struck an iron chest that ure* to whom He lias riven life, since to escape by taking an ax and chop­ cupants, and they were both lions, ' -— • contained •frtfral tbourond dollar* in death io aa uni ping hia way oat of a window. He then while the door between the compart­ gold coir—probably buried there by boa blearing Where the leopard took the younger children ouL They ments was open. remained about the house till morning, had gone was a mystery until the cage wrapping their feet up in some blanket* was examined closely, when there ap­ to keep them from freezing. Tbry peared a gcod deal of blood on the floor waited until noon tlx; next day for their and bar*, a good deal of hair every­ parent* to eomc, and, they not doing so, where, and a heap of bone* at one side. the little fallow put the two smaller ing waa perforated. A DlBTSXorisnni Senator of Georgia . haa quit the timber traffic for the 'pos- . Scribner for May has a paper, by of the other world:' Thai it is mated A singularly horrible accident re­ by the name Being who has made thia cently occurred at a rolling mill in CLarlcw H. Farnham, drecriptire of the world: it ia another mansion in the Cleveland, Ohio. William Raleigh, docks of New York, and their pictur­ houae of our Father. Consider, them, ‘ - ' - was standing in front of esque and varied life, from which we what He haa done for us here, if you >ugh which a bar of red-hot wish to know what He will do for ua tg run. When the iron ii. there. If ttoete la fatffiiii variMy in beat the bar is very ph­ ___ „__ T becoming chilled it take* all aorta of fantastic fora%aad flies and Many who read the following will re- QM)*kof _ - -__ _ ___ _ ___ . aahnsw tolar itaegri; and ttemsHHdss two feet deep, buried tn the lieach. or in burrow, near tbs tops of eHh- Jact-fn-tfc^PwfptV « Nicketaa /«- mw. ' ■■ �OVER 100,000 OF THESE • ■ • . . ' - ■■ That waaartsver RMt»M b«v when be wak givru •«'ut <Nff up Ma 1 gardsn, Ltd a two-bit piece In it.'1 and told all thobays in the neighbor* . bon,}. The next morning* the ground ■ was pulverisad two feet deep. . : mhnt'a farr lwrrl«f»re rrtendiag from Toledo Mk iamfe, Haa.iW, Qdteey, War­ rater, Krokufe a»d Hurt iagtoa ths 300 IN BARRY COUNTY! over «4»e pr»>»ret of having the road extended to that city aud tli& heromo A terminal p*fnt. These arrangranente make the ••Watu»*h” much the shortest1 route Iwisren the wret and tho east, •rod as in energy and honraty »f man Moment it chalicnge* ndtniwttwn, it i will undoubtedly-lieco*** oaeot the m«4 pofMriar roulas f«rr general traffic from mean ro nrmV. and (or (mople of Eastern Michigan to Mil points west or MiuUt-wrid. Illlllffj one of the early nioneer* nf Eaton Co., and was widely known throughout the eonnty. Merritt, a "<ysar Old an* Emory Hnii|, nf Buttle Creek, on April 2»th The Goddess of Liberty owfhl to dre**. prevailing fashions being imi­ tated, ia rights. la ouo hand *b» ahould bold the papers n.wesrary for a breech «f promiseMil ; la Ute other n ropy of price* and wonld rewpertfully ill my friend* aad old customers me a call, 4 door* south of Trnitorr. A. C. Lags. MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, I«o !»« 1J tom wiU tin. ludr should be pinned back with a bay­ onet'; cannon hallnahould be her rar pcudnnt*, mid her rattdal* should each bold a revolver. Her cap should be m.*de nf Congressional speeches. That dene, ret hemp in American jo**,bon»- Sinsitd Bill ut ShtUen, 1st. Tkt Jfmier efStnrMff tht HaitdUt, by bolting both at the top and bot­ tom, said bolts being placed fit right angle* to each other, entirely avoiding any poaaibility of splitting. Also can tie detached and replaced by any one very easily «^d quickly. Is onqnestiaaably the mart perfect handle fastening in all it* arrangement* ever invented. IX Til at U SEASON. Lard., by the lb. \or barrel, Herraflrr Pomeroy'* Drmoriat i*te be isAued from a bran new aud large 4-story nScc in Laf'hMar. Wts., it* birth-place and ramping ground where “Brick” cpjoyed several year* of finan­ cial prosperity, although it I* still be tmbl.sl.ed simultaneously al’ Chica gn. A daily will also be>started, and printing done tor co-operative Green­ hack newwp*i»r*. An "Brick- is a worker, he will imdonbtedly meet with The next rrnan*. if bone*tly made, will mince the relative strength of that section which tried tn go out of the Un­ ion. Sot because it* rcaourve* arc lr*» rhan lh<w of the section which remainrd toyal, buf foe the reason that the lor»l government* bare not beOn Mich a* innpirod confidence and invited hiunigratiou. That U the natural rraalt of bml gorernmem. Tlte fittest will *urTiro and wtU incren.te wen Ith and population. The Rosviau Government. i* to take ntcreutv* for the aitppre*ainn of Nihilmm, which will be likely to increase. It ia said that betwred 5.000 and 10,000 fciupec’ -.d pcroou* will be rent in chains to Siberia. Russia torn yet to learn that doputisma are doomed to violent w tiuctiou. The day ia not distent when the martyra of Siberia will Im the hon­ ored heroes of a new nnd liberal Russia. Tho Iter. Mr. Bower* ia hia num-; forgery i* hi* crime; Congregational iam i* hi* sect; and Coonrillc. in the Jitale of Near Jersey i* hia place of re* adencc. Another sud care. brethren; -anottfer aue among the clergy. 'Jlte Ker. Mr. Bower*, according to the re­ pot t, "went off." some time ago, with another tuau'a wife. When are *nch thigs to be al an end in the pulpits of Ibe church. bridge, etc. Tho )om foot* np tn Mft, W. with only fi&OOO insurance. Nelson Moqnin. foreman in Peter*’ ■hmclr mill, at Mam*tee. waainstantly kilted on Wednesday. Hia clothe* raiight in a abaft making 000 revolu­ tion a minute. *lrippiug off every gar­ ment rxerpt his Mucking*, and smash­ ing every large bone in hia body. W. Burt, formetiy of Eaton Rapid . charged with the murder of Marfin Van Etter nt Fowlerville, Livimrston Co., eleven years ago. »a> Wednesday night convicted of niunter in the second degree. It wa* one of the most exciting trialsevcr held in that On Tueaday afternoon a little non of Justice of th* Prate A. G. CouiMtock. of Itetroil. wa* killed by a full fnim the halc<>ny,o( hi* fatbci'a house. He was pl*ling in c!o*c proximity Io the edge •if lite* balcony, when hr slipped and fell to the ground, a dteteucr of 15 frrt. He Mnirk on hi* head nnd died in fif- <f-e., <£c., <ke. tr The Highest Market Price paid for Hide*, I’elte, Ac.. ? Fr»»h Good*. Full Weights aud IF Don’t fo«rf that Wood make* tho Itost wagon in the market, by 810. warranted; keep* the. best workmen tn do all kind* of wagon mending and blacksmithing; the best of Harrows, Corn •Plow*. Road Kcntpern, Mower* and Reapers, Ca*ting*, Plow*. -Plow fixings, etc Don't fnnret to call before von buy. I will give you more good* for les* money, thau any other man. At Grand Rapid*, April 39th. Mi*. Michael Butler left two children, aged 9 months and 8 rear*, respectively, snlecp. aalrep, alone iu her botisr. while *bc went tun neighlxw** to m-c a sewing JDacidsc. Shortly after she saw snfeike comlPX f'°a her bouse ami The liver i* the imperial organ of the ran to the door, wneti sh^P'tnd the in­ whole human system, as it control* the terior in tiarncs. and tho Mildren burn life, b»allh and happiness of mao. cd to death. When •! ia disturbed in its pron*r ac­ tion. all kind* ?f ailments are the nat­ Ou Monday an eld. riy gentleman ural result. The digestion of food, the named Thoma* Dari*disappeared from I movement* of the heart and blood, the the residence of hi* mu in Detroit, and ; action of the brain and nervous system, on Friday be was tound. with two cut* [ are all immediately connected with the in hi* throat, in the towu*hipnf Spring- 1 working of the liver. Il lias been *ucwells. He had first attempted to starve ccssfully proved that Green's August him*r|f to death, nnd. not being able Flower is unequalled in curing all per­ in endnse the agnny of hnnxcr. had sons afflicted with Dyspcpai* -yr Liver tried tn commit Miicide by cutting hi* Complaint, and all the numerous syrup toms that result from an unhealthv 8,000 lards Brat Print* only condition of the liver and stomach. Sample bottle* to try. 10cent*. Positiv­ « rents per ys*rd. ely sold in all town* on the Western .1 Job Lot of ••racronda” (to ar­ Continent. Threedn*MW4-l| prove that it i*ju*t what you want. rive) at 2 aud 8 ci*. per yard. WM. A. AVLSWORTH "net.” He who Mid “If any man pull* down the American flap, shoot him on the spot”—Gen. John Adams Dir—ia no more and hi* mortal ren.ulu* have hern placed under the nod. Hr loved hi* country and waa an honest man. the faoteet hor«re. the fastest youug men. the fastest bank easfeier*. and the fa—ire*f yoang women in the unirerae. And yet we are not mlulled. “Jaar.- raid b-. "1 think If yoa Hfted jew (art a* ay from the fire, ire might ha*r mar h.-C io the room." And t hey hadn’t been married two yeara cither. Tire most alluring swindle that a penny-wire and pound-foolish public economy erm f<>n «-d upon the muea GOOD GOODS from him and attacked Ifim Mr*. Dunston bearing his crib*, ran to his assistance, and tho beast knocked her down, when a Mr. Guppy, who was at work near bv. heard the rnc* far help ami seeing the danger, ran to a fence ,_____ _____ u«ar by and got _a rail, and started for . the now raging beast, which no* just , iu the act of killing M:». D.. aud iwat , it off. but hr had to run for his life in I 'turn- The animal now became «■» frrucintiR that H had to br shot. Mr. 1 Dunston lived until। the next morning. when be died. His injuries consisted of * broken nrui and wnst. every rib but ! two in hi* tewly, and, worst of all, one of tlir beast'* Iioru* rau from below his rar through to hte inputh, breaking his law bone. Mrs. Dunston had no bone* being broken, but wasM-riously injured. Pioneer Drug Store. NEW STORE ThtirMi.iV nftenwwui he rmt In A Vicksburg paper wants a Hn* of steamers to be e«tab!Uhed between New Oilean* and Chius, so a* to bring The daughter of Mayor Jones, of To­ direct to the Southern State*. China­ ledo, Ohio, recently eloped in a singu­ men t«» replace in the cotton-field the lar and sad bumci. Mr. Jm>«w ha* rodeparting negro. pontedlv been eltoreu chief magistrate of hi* city, aud is a man of wraith and Nihilism in Rusrea liaa become a re­ high reapertebilitr. The daughter, ligion. It* script urea are written in now twenty year* old. graduated at the nf her class in the Toledo High blood. Il permanently convert* by n*- head Kehool at 16, and wan regarded a* onr MuMnslion. It* faith 1* univrrral hie' d girl* ia Ohio. rrty, and despotism the devil it opp<MCatbp'fc, until converted by a former sriuxdmato tn b» lie re in the doc trine of perfection­ An old newspaper Miner in Milwau­ ism, as taught by a sect of communistic Free Methodist*. She wa* no Influenc­ kee get* * chance to anyof th«- Tnlmagr ed by this new faith that she <1teen rdcd trial i "Ono day of that triaNnJnrrstlH- the lover to whom she wnsenrsged, jn. eanre of Chnatiuuty more thau all the Ashing on Sunday that ever »** douc. Au Iowa man who ha* berti married four unw* ba* four motber-indaw* in one femur, where they *1] live together. Hrn-’a a man, we venture to nay, who wouldn’t he afraid of 40.0M Zslaa. the point in a way to prevent any side movement of the point, ahould the key < become looae. Thin and the key fastening combined is beyond question the, most perfect point fastening for strength, security, economy and saving of' i time ever produced. | 8th. ne DoaMy Adjntiable HalleeMf Iron IFAevf Hfitnderrd -need on both our ' 1 Iron ■ Beam Plows. The wheel runs on an adjnstsble arbor, made,1 •eparatc from the standard, is quickly adjusted to ran the wheel on a line of the ', plow and furrow by taking out the arbor and turning it half way around. Hr ; SCHOOL BOOKS, wfecr I can also bo placed on either side of Uw standard, to ran on the side ar ■ । "■der the beam, a* occasion or fancy may require. GROCERIES. 7th. 7kc Cleritn. on the Iron Beam*are malleable iron, much stronger than • east iron, and are doubly adjustable. GOODS AND PRICES DRESS GOODS. making a specially of gentlemen's and ladie*’ tine wear. Il j* truly said that twtuire >a* otadn some queer /ret. Imt there i* r way of fitting them in a com­ fortable aud ticcoming manner, a* there who have favored me with their pnlronagr have tonrned. Besides, homemade good* are known to be more dur­ able, aud ciieajwr in the end. All work warranted. Order* solicited especially from those who find it imposaiblc to secure a gnod fit- Sntiafnetrongnarnn’ ’ ...... YORK (MNSTHb AJ.PACCA, find, nt Bandit Brant— forming one coni in non* piece, with bolts ent there­ on—no ertra bolts required. Tbr.^ brace* form ;» firm support to the handles, relieve the pressure of the hand* from tho luindsidc and Moldboard, are a great saving and preventive of the handle* being broken; and are worth an extra pair of handles to every plow. 3rd. nt Landtide Hook Fiutenity-U entirely new, and an additional support and fastening of the beam or standard, avoiding any possibility of breaking or । oaggiug down, as is frequently the case with other plows where secured by only4 one bolt. 4th. ne Orerlapping .Voidboa rd, in connection with the top brace and rib, fit-1' ting into the aide of the beam—rendering much additional strength and support.'. | 5th. An Additional Point Fattening—The Iwnm projecting into the flange* of j, J. M. Wvod. wicked. Hr left the citr a few dev* ag Inst a* he waa getting so highly *en»Itivr and refined that they thought of putting him iu n gios*case—and now, since he baa gone, hr ia secured of teh ing hi* employer's money, debauching, or at lemrt. rooming with young girl*, Greeley'^ “Go Were" ha* broken up and taking our Carrie Lee to Chicago many a family. tillrij. many a railroad and there dcrerting her. ear, aold many a farm, built up many a A most heart rending accident oc­ rente. left many a eruditor in the lurch, curred ahoat three and one-half mile* gave thousand* ibe "shake*" of fever north of Clarkston. Oakland Co.. Thurs­ aud ague, and made them acquainted day afternoon, ou the farm onmxl by with the grasshopper to their sorrow. Wm. Dunston, which resulted in the death of Mr. Dunston and a scrioas, if It is n comparatively innocent thing to not fatal injury to hi* «ifc. Mr. D. take the editor’* advice—aye, there'* owned a large bull, which he took much pride in, often being beard tn rail it hi* The Khedive of Egypt haa adopted a Cbtrago fashion and "*poutcd" the wheat crop of hi* Kingdom. He ha* borrowed on it, it ia eaid. the sum of ♦1.780,000. A corner on grain in the land of the Phnroahs bring* tn mind Jo*eph and hi* brethren. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST VIENNA BAKERY Our patient has recovered. She i* happy. They now norm pl eared to have her cnnic to church. The roturrrgntinn in no longer annoved. Dr. Warnern White Wine of Tar Syrup ha* completely cured ter cough. 22-35 The Materials inthio Plow are the very best ia-avery sense of | the word, and the workmanship A No. 1, making a first*claMtool in every particular. We give below some of the points on I which we claim superiority of construction to any other plow: made. ' NEW GOODS WILSON i HOWE (Opposite tho Wolcott House.) Hth. Oar True Chilled Moldboard. I* of uniform hardness all through the cast- ! ing. and is far superior tn any surface-chilled moldboard, or steel, m both bardnew* and firmness of texture, and a large per rentage stroogv-r than aay surface- i chilled moldboard ever used, qpd we recommend if, with (nil knowledge of its , merit and worth. Wh. The Jointer is no new untried invention, but has bron much used far up­ wards of twenty years, and no farmer who lias once used it ever use* the coni- •' ter again. The object of using a Jointer tor small plow) in placo of the coulter,:' is t* divide the furrow-slier of artrface soil over into the bottom of the furrow <=«rt effectually than ean otherwise be done, nnd the back or large-plow, bring*' it* farrow-slice over and torero it eomplrtrly, leaving the surface level and j, light. It will completely invert weeds, stubble and manure, or heavy dcrer, I so that it will not drag up. No corn stubble ran be plowed as it should be, with- i nut it. Sod at one plowing, ia made a* mellow aa a summer fallow, and ean be harrowed evnaawbe of the furrow without dragging up a particle of turf. ' Aa important advantage the Jointer ha* over the coulter to ite cheapness *f] repair. The coulter very soon becomra dull and Nnnt, requiring upsetting ami refariog with steel, costing from fonr to rax shillings, and time in going tothe btacksmith shop, worth, in the busy seaano. aa much more. When the Jointer i point becomes worn out, the farmer has only to loosen one bolt, replace it with; anew one. making the jointer a* good aa new, at a cost of only twenty-five I eeate, and five minutes time al I he longest. The Jointer docs not increase the draft noy more than a coulter, and wfft n ark wherever a coulter ean be used, and perform its work more M-tUfaeiory. Farmers who hare any prejudice n> fnrm of any part tenter make of plow bare j simply tn try our plow one hour to be convinced of the error. All we ask ofany I farmer ia to give our plow* a thorough and impartial trial before passing judge-1 n*snt, and then we will abide the rerailt; and aa long a* it costs the fanner noth­ ing to give it a trial, he sbonld not hesitate for a moment to improve the oppor- [ tently. The fact* are that there is more actual work sccompliahed with the plow than any other tool used on the fann, for its cost, aud if one plow possess- ; e« any marked degree of merit over another, the farmer cannot afford for a mo- ■ meat to do without it. or think it a matter of ironomr to uno the old one. for he I will find thi« idea of economy—using a poor tool—a mistaken one. No farmer or mechanic can do good work with poor tool*, and the greatest curse a farmer can have on his farm ia a poor plow. .j 10th.v Taking everything in eonnertuia, they are the most perfectly constructed ' plows for strength, economy, service and convenience for u*e and repair, ami for general farm purpose*, ever constructed in America. There ia not a single piece in these plow* bat what aijj be easily replaced by any farmer, without calling the aid of a mechanic. OLESTOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES Below we give the names of a few farmer* who have, for the past year, been using the criebrated Wiard True Chilled Plows, and contedor them far auperior to any plow in the market for durability, lightness of draught, and ease in ■ handling, and the superiority of ite work : wlland. Band. Woodland. ‘ A. 8IDNAN. Woodland. ’ JOSEPH SHORES, Woodland. ISAAC HAGAI JOHJf KILPA’ From S3 a Sult to $20 JOHN WILKESON. Maple Grove. A. 8. OUICK. Maple Grove. LEECH McKKLVEY, Mapto Grove. EMERSON HYDE. Crartteton. SILAS BADCOCK. C**4k<on. M. BAITiNGEIL Woodland. BOOTS & SHOES We have the Largent aad Beat Se­ lected Stock in the city and PRICES WAY DOWN: Nashville, Michigan. 91,00 jver pair. JHrsTs CaiTBoaU only 9«.OO. Mrn'k Kipp Bools only ««.OO. .Veat’a Flow »bova only 91.00. 1OO pair* Women’s uud Mina* o’ Nlippcn only 50 da. a pair. GREAT BARGAINS IN DO NOT NEGLECT KOCHER BROS. GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS! OUR GROCERY STOCK it FULL It CoS. A -. w----------- rm «a - - PIONEER STORE ! New Goods New Goods! I1M NEI I SEASONABLE GOODS, BaHviMM. One Brigadier-Gernrral h»-4 brehnt. Nutwithateadiag the luud rima* »ad . KOCHER BROS are now receiving our Spring SI The first installment of BOOTS and SHOES! HATS AND CAPS Arc in stock, nnd more following until out line, in all its departments, is complete. LOOKOUT FOR NEW “AD." SOON | �IONS, stated from T he Long Brick SURGICAL IN8TI; ------------ :---------- M----------------------' * Ac. ' FINE PERFUMER. . T- DRY GOODS, CARPER’S, would heed this prorerb aud not Uy himself liable to a heavy fiue ao often. Maggie, wife of George Haritina, do■artSrtlAt life, April nth. She died A. Burgwrou has 0. Creekarfepraroiro tag'hereto? •1.300. C.U. Dearing hath shaken tha dust -Tha of the Hasting. Jesrate, this weak. pdya ua a high templiment la etasteertng that the proprietor of the Nxwb etime three highly appreciated, even if it does come from an unexpected aotaae- ;.r ■ - . —MtroWyoraa Bradfield, of Grand Haven, the girt tmapcraMr torturer. quence and power in portraying the evils »f intemperance, will speak at the M. E; Church on Monday evening, May and Win <t!T night, Iren rod* d they all Os Thursday F. C. Boise aud wife began bouse keeping ia the little brick at the head of Maptott. ' The new grocery Ann of Wilson A 1^ the Wl)itehal1 Times a* one of the best pltyaiclaD* ta the State. reader* this week. See it. Martin E. Curtis had * very narrow L. F. Mau. formerly of Caroaro, hav escape from death the other day. He lug rented Jacob Ftanekb farm. Im* was sawing down a tree, whou it aplit, falling upon and crashing him Into the become a citizen of thia village. ground, so that be bad to be dug <rat. A fine line of spring good* are arriv­ Miraculously bn was not severely injur­ ing at W. A. Aylsworth’a, the result of ed, and think* he win be all right in a a trip to Detroit early in tho wosk. Mr*. L. Thompson, an evangelist, lail foe me T' our post office cleric ull. will preach at the Christian Ciinrrh him hr l>a*l better go homo and read hia Uw books, but whea I-awrcnce IL Al. Raaey ia out with. a'new barber comes in early iu the morning aud says “I’ll tak* something to take** the clerk fc*hd Mrs. Yate* baa had the win­ know* what he want*, and well he ed her millinery store lettered. might. We hope the people of Wood­ J. C. Clark of Maple Greve, haa gone laud will wake up to a realirinjf sense up to Manistee to take charge of a saw of their duty. Eddie Holbrook bought a carpet and rail! there, which be ia interested U. fitted bis room up in grand style, and E. Ogden is tho happiest msa in town, then went to Hastings to get •'married " and nil because be is grandpa to a nix but hia drieiania said “no,” and in eoaptrand girt. via. his daughter. Mrs. E. aequenca Eddie ia .feeling quite Lad. Never mind. Eddie, tlw Advents say the Baek. world is coming to au end on the 11th C. C. Wolcott has put up iu front of of July. Y’ou can get drunk on the Ids plfcc of busincM a Unndaome ilium - 4Ui aor and your wife won't waits inate sign of tbe Mich. Stove Co.’*, Haar the testimony of Wm. Spire: I took a No. 1 Wiard Plow borne fiom C. C. Wolcott's to try. Had very little confidence it would suit me, but after a away some diatance and hid it. then bid hl* whifletreea. The payment of tTAO thorough trial in all kinds of plowing each, keeps peace l>etween tbe parties, I mast aay I have used ail ktad* ot and leant* them to bo cautious what the Wiard U the beat, plow 1 ever held, liter do in the future. . “Mudortunea never come singly ." I­ boy M ocher but tbe Wiard. William Snxx. M. V anDyke. an honest, hard-working, The Wiard i* warranted 35 to GO lbs. yi-t poor man. haa the misfortune to see - — * — .»r. t Only •____ tha lightest draf: plow made, and i* al­ sec plent plenty of all!ratios. a short sgo three of bis family were sick so warranted to plow in hard aud stony tim« ago sand where all others fail. Our Patent Point Fastening is super . taken sick, and by reason of a very bad ior to all others. Wo challenge any plow made for a awelhug on th* neck and in it* throat, public triaL its life was dispairvd pf; A few dqy* Ovnr 88 Wiard How* sold by C. C. Wolcott i» 80 daya , ter. then broke inside of it> threat, asd TF- Star Sliingies at the Elevator. for n few days it required much care to $3A0 pe r m., eve ry Sbiugie warranted. krp the child from sufforation. Lastly: one of Mr. VanDyke's borac* waa sud­ IF* Try tbe now atorv of VV*ilson St denly taken aiek, and at praacot the Howe and save money. caec look* hopcit-M fo/the hotw. The team ia the main dependence nf Mr. tittHty or N«C GuHty VanDyke for toe support of his family being the last one to offer salt at and just at present tu^be deprived of Of eijapcrbbl. the use of bis team t< ‘ BrfTerue Lhne at 18 eta. per bushel, ia doubbr afflicting. and at the kilns in Bellevue for 9 eta. per bushel. ('hio White Lime for *1.00 per bbl. ASSYRIA ITEMS. These price* are made at the Bonan­ Fanners are plowing for coni. za Store. A. M. Dacohxrtt. . Proprietor. The recent rain ha* done great deal of goixl for wheat and oat*. JVew Attr*r<>ona. LieuL Charles Bradley ia on tbe New Goods are the attraction at the mend. It seem* good to *ee him around Borrox Stork. again. E. F. Morehonse is one of tha early birds, lie haa a flue field of oats grow­ ing already. W. IL Burge** ua* boujdit the M. Mulvaney farm. |>uyiug $2,750 for it. Hr ia expecting to move on and go to farming. Mia* Adell Wife* 1* to teach tbe Au*tin whool this summer. She la will qualified and trill be right at home io the sc hool room. Chris. Young iaabout sellingli!*fans to some parties from tho east for $KK>. Chri*. mil move U» ChicAgci and go in­ to the banking bnsine**. Mr*. A. Wilbur i» on hand thi*spring her brush and broom doinit amne very flue jobs of painting and hoiiar-clcaning. Aunt Adn understand* her buaineroand makes many heart* glad with her lectures abound in such beautiful expressions, prieelero sentiment*, and Mrs, Cha*. Fowler of Maple Grave, oaaviMing argunoMA that she Iu. churned 10j lb*, of butter from one won the name of the moat eloquent, cow in n week of 14 milking*. Whoraq relented, and charming lecturers of the I. baal ltf day. Let no one fail to bear her. Ad-'’ IL A, Eruok* ia remodeling hiahyMu and enlarging hia barn, with the intea—M^Hnoaj U * lulf iaMitaluk tionof having one of the finest rorisanctioned by God. and men and worn- dentJs in the village. Rev. F. W. Dickinson, the Cong^gnstrive to make each other's matrimon­ tion al minister of VCVHIr, will 'tireach Who shy*, new hotel ? ial pathway smooth aud free from at the Christian Chit'th next Sundi.y Milt. Runynn look* na bright asa Mar troaHfk earea, angry words, etc. They afternoon nt 3 o'clock, s ;. > . Ix'wU Durkee, our popular supervi*- morn in October, since he got married. are allied o*risers in oosh outers wel­ Toot Sage la making preparation* to fare, both financial and spiritual, and or. has completed hi* a>s*a«ment roll build a new house aero** the river, near should atkk to each other through “evil for the country, and thia mornfog stnrfa Chas. Qlmstead’a. as welfrii gabd tepart.” WtJ itefe in in for the village folk*. * A fine shower passed over thi* city ou mind a'eouplc, well-to-do iu thia world’* | L. J. Wheeler ha* been in Detroit a Sunday, iuuI away went the dust No good*, who hare let a little domretir [Mrtion of thi* week, making spring one mourned Its loss. and summer aelertfon* df general tner- I Those careless driver* will please not drive over John Stanley's hound dog, they might now be! chaudiw. for hi* cuatoniern. a* they night kill or hurt him. al! the good things Tha many friend*of MraZ H. (i. M#1e, Marshal Nisi* lias piirr.liaaed a splen­ will be kIa 1 to hear that *hc i* Itnpror- did pair of homes of Me**r*. Prate 6t —One day fast week as Mr. Wm. ing dally, and will undoubtedly soon ' Pennock. They are lieauties, too. WMO ttoinF »tetftr FMlta'FXto That N. Y. Co. Lave commenced regain her uaqal fowl heal'.lu Grove town line, was clcarjng up a Eugcuc Cook lias IxMight Creo. Siisp- lhairlumber'ur business near Hastings. They will Und work fur about GO men apa’a raeaut lob aud how and lot ocroa* Quaker Brook, and IV’. B. Powiro .। Alex Christy ami Happy George had thicket at briars, and when he tau a nvelr wrimniqw ou 1 uestlny, which burned tbe same, fo«»pd fa. tilff'a^as hi* Iwught Cook’s former pl nee. H. Ron. H. M. Ta*, R. M. Collier, and ।I drew Mood. Alex wa*drunk uBdcame Minute* of the lint inerting read and bone* resembling those of a humai/n*I tat reeond beat. approved. ing, although as the skull ws* eonuim- C. W. DrBolt hare come out 0. K. in ■ The prettieat Indy in Hasting* bought The Marshall'* and Street I'onmiwtheir fight with "measles,'’ but C. W. : her hat of Mrs. Juliu*' KusaelL The iorer’a bond* were read and mi motion Demsray aud IL B. Brook* are still ;i show window ia full of them. Not approved by yea* aud naya a* follow* : very low, pretty ladies but hat*. ico*—Young, Wheeler. Barber. Old* to.taodicnl men for examination and C. VV.Smith has erected un nwuiag. i Mes*T*. Creasy A Upjohn, who hare and Downing. should they prove to be human bone*. after Southern style, in front ot hia formed a copnrrnt-r*liit> for the puqioMOn Motion by TDowniog council ad­ of tnauufacUiriuK brick aud tile, have grocery. Aa it extends aeroaa the side­ n!readv ml a gaug of laborer* at work journed till next Wednesday, at eight o'clock, p. m. walk ft wfl! afford a grateful shade upon their enterprise. WM. KILLEN. during the hot days of summer. Mr. Spaulding, the Chicago member E. J. Ptir.nxKR Recotdcr. IhvaidenL 3z Gee-. Morgan, a big-hearted and pro:i- of our croquet firm, i* tn town thi* .k perous farmer liriagfn the north part week. A match graneof bo*e ball came Cocxcil Rooms. » off ou Tuc*day , when he took a hand, died bfa remains were interred Id the of thia township, presented u* with a April JT.h, 1879. ( and prom! himself n professions'.. pursuant to adjournvillage cemetery and U was hia request basket of dwteo apples, which com-­ AL Keith thinks that the fellow who that tbe remain* of hi* beloved wife mighty • wtdowme just at this time of borrowed hi* toddle nearly a year ago ft.nk vUvt.tarW tb tbcMelQdought to be h*tii>fic<l to bring it back ver graveyard, be taken up and laid B. H. Hoag has a new well rig and is ami let Al. ride awhile, (so we think.) beside hia.. Lust Tuesday Cha*. Hill putting down well* all over t1u> coun­ Minutes of the last meeting read aud aid four otiier meir started out to faMl try at a rate to beat all. Last week he approved. tbe deceased man’* request. Digging put down a GO-foot tubular well for On motion l»y Downing, Wm. E. Boell's bond as saloon keeper was read down to the coffin they placed tlie Geo. 0. Dean of Maple Grove in a day nnd approved by yea* and nay* a* fol­ •trap* under, but couldn't bodge it an end a half. . . lows: iota. The grave Aeto« on a pteq hill, Miro Bella Carpenter and her r»O<her Yeas—Downing, Old* and Roc. That follow who put up hi* watch they then dug away the lower aide and liave removed to VcrmontviHr, having and Nays—Young and Barber. buggy robe for money to pay the On motion by Downing H. Gao*’Loud by putting Akida ondcrnrsith the coffin bought out Mm. Dunlap in the millin­ preacher with bad better watt till next were abte to slide it out. Ttn, corpse ery boat mm. Aa they repmui ■ I-.: • fall before he tntrrii*. Ilia intended os saloon keeper was read and ou mo tian approved by yea* and nay* as fol­ being so heavy it prompted their curi­ inrea with a complete stock ami relain gave him such advice and In* thinks bo lows: osity to open tho coffin, when they the old, aocompliehod miUiner, they will waft. Yeas—Downing, Old* and Ro.?. “Certainly we have Lug*,’' aaid the Nays—Young aud Barber. found the corpse petrified, reaembUng look forward to an iacnsaaing trade. landlord of om of tha <>Cle«t. rickety Ou motion by Dowuiug II. G. Hale* yellow marble. a»d aa aoljd as atone. hotels in 11----- , “but they are not the bond* aa druggist were read and on Tbe faaturea, body and limb, append Rer.C. A. Price. wild sort of bugs they liave in U»e other motion approved by yea* aud nays a* h , hotel* in town. They never ask for follows: to ba perfect’exfepf 'tbe top of the We, the undersigned inluUutMt* of more than half of the lx d. never kirk Yra»—Downing. Olds and Roc. hand*, which as they tag crossed, were the township* of Dover. Ellsworth ran! snow, spit on the carpet or talk in their Nays—Young amt Barber. out of the water, with whidi the coflin «------- o-------- - ---- n _ j. lUrDrt| Bnrdril, Lake Co., do hereby certify sleep.’ was nearly full. Tbe ground where A. H. Keith lias rented tiro Central KILLEN, that we bare known Elder C. A. Price House feed l«rn where he will mu a tbe eorpac lay was clay. Mra. Cook died President. tor over & ye»r, aud afteoded hia meet­ flrat-claro If very stable. Fa rn»e m wish nltrb 14 years ago, of typhoid ff^ir, ings during thgf tiftte, and, although ing to put np and feed tlwdr tram while after a abort . Rtossa of only ten day*, । —Now is the time to plant trees anil in Haatfnga'wiH do well to eall on him aome of us are of a diftercutdeDQminaflts was a ficahy woman weighing near M y ou can depend on just what ha aay*. Iwautify your home*, and in buying If lie tells yoa that hl* team win befed your trees, abrult*. and oraamecta! b-Mlbs. Tbe MStataate that the faithful pnmeheraf IhebUy Scriptures, you can go about your business and stock, don't forget Mr. D. A. Owen, 'psteMlta taf>e ta U* k^t and upright and honest in all bis deal­ know year team will be cared fur avery who has a fine nuracQ- over near tbe cterolatimiStibo. Mr. Hffl is to re­ Yarorite bo*t- county farm, and Is receiving aeonings. With regard to aclling apple*, stantiy lacreaaing pstrnuage. His move his mother from the same hairing stock being raised hi this dimate is west, aad IF WWlfr ta etc., ou the Sablroth we are of the opin­ Ncws Bor. ion that he is not guilty. In short we much more hardy Hinn that raised couaidar his character above reproach. away from home, and rarely ever fails TJiORhil'PLE LAKE ITEMS. in giving pcrfect-aattafactiou. Ha de­ sires to call attention to hia Green Pro:• —The other morntag a* doggle-rye. j^Sam Bahn is getting ready to build a Hfie HtrawbeiTy. whidi bears faterthan the Wilson, aud is very hardy, very Tlie “look’’ question has finally been aettiod without bloodshed. R. B. Harley ia sawing Inmler to be shipped to Russia. LF The-best 2nd Shingles for $1.50 per m ., al the Elevator. YEW b'OOIM!"~NKW «OOI»n: Ta A. Ijlmrtli's Simpler Sale! (Aa you like it.) Brown Sugar Hets. Extra C 8 eta. Coffee A 84 eta. Granulated 9 eta. 40 Bars Soap *1.00. 3 11m. Whole Leaf Tea $1.00. C Iba. Rio Coffee only $1.00. Kerosene OR 35 eta per gal. 14 lb*. Raisins tl.00. 100 pairs Slipper* from 85 eta. to $1.00 .->00 pairs Men'* Shoe* from 50 ct*. to $2.00 a pair. 800 pairs Boots from 90 eta. to $3.00. Hemp Curpeti 18 cts. Al! Woo! Ingrain 30 eta. Brussel* Carpets, choice, 87| eta. Call and arc the thousand bargain* oKerrd in this new stock. Wm. A. Atlsworth. it is not economy to buy cheap Spring Bed* when you can get the Adjustablr Woven Wire Mattress for $7JO at Kkllouo, Demakat St Co's. Cnn't be Bent. Tlioac new Buots and Shoe* at VALL PAPERS ud BORDERS HATS AND CAPS, NOTIONS, CROCKERY, &c. Lowest Prices of any House in the Country. CLOSED OUT ARD FILLING UP. THE PEOPLE’S SDPPLY STORE NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS Which are muck cheaper than in tho Fall, in fact lower than ever knowiria tho history of trade. Especially in Drew €^oods DISCOUNT all COMPETITION I LOOK AT OXTR 1879 PRICES. STAPLE AID FAKCY GEOBERES Numa Suitings 8c., former price 12 l-2c. York Suitings 10c, former price 15c. Crock'ry <t Glassware French Designs lie, former—price 20c. la cheaper than ever and in price and Jap Stripes 18c, former price 25c. quality I can, and will, do ax well by you aa any firm in Barry or Eaton coat: Worsted Styles from 12 1-2 to 25. ties. Call and get my pikes on any­ thing in my line before making you aud I will do you good. Our old Dress Goods will be sold much purchaacs Give me a trial and by good Good*.' prices and fair dealing I will en­ below cost. Don’t buy until you get our low deavor to merit your patronage and good will. prices. . :•?" Tliauklng you lor jmuU fluors, I n-iunin Y’oui'h Reaipectfkilly. IF" VV hen you we a man ruing down the «rreet the very picture of bappinuro it i* evidence that lie bought hia last bill of Furniture o( Kellog<>, Drmaray A Co. < an t !><• Beat, Finest line of Embroideries in the County qt the________ Boston Stork. <y Fine Wall Paper and Border*, (tnmmcd free) Window Shade* and Curtain*, very low at Boise Bitoe.’ rF* If you wnnt Crockery of the gen­ uine Meaktn Ware-bny it of D. C. GRIFFITH. ZE. COOK’S CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHO1 ORDINARY BUGGY To The FINEST PHAETON J. LENTZ & SONS, nil the 14i(e»l Hljkt and Pattern*, "tid l nlqac U» Design and Finish. Get Elsewhere Fuat Lilt i( Fmtin ii tit tally 1‘be largest list- of IJulies' Khoeoin in Nash villa from 73 eta. to 8X50. at the Boston Stork. A FIRST-CLASS TRIM SHOP FIRST-CLASS GOODS, rM^aDWt; *■/I* Uwaxntx. O«» jxkw« an ^■ .For Strictly Pure Drag* and Hrdinnu^o to Bom: linos.' tT" Bellevue J?imc fur 13 per Uushcl at tn.. ► < ►x* . Don’t wear vour old dreroes when you can buy a Nobby lire** Pattern for‘ten shillings *t tbe Boerox Stork. Walnut Cases and Caskets. SHROUDS AND GWVES IF* AD kind* of Canned Goods (fresh and pure) at rock Iwttoti price* at W ilsox A Howe’s. Attention! Men’* Pine anil Ooarae Boot* at Bankrupt Prices at the _____ Boston Stork. EUGENE COOK. FF" I hare just added to n.y stock a full hue of Bov*’ and Youths’ Clothing. Also I have a fine, line of Men’s Ready­ Made Suit*. 2»u i will not be beat on prices. . A. M. Dscoirnm-. FwrU, I Aaaure You. That large stock of New Good* will I* sold Regsrdlr-M of Profit, at the ___ Boston Stork. MEAT MARKET! AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE the BUYER ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SALT BEATS! XT- TryU! ThalFrahBamlMaokerel just received at WiLsoxA. Howie's. viral io Amboy, IlL An excited slater Everything in the line of Furni­ fainted in one of hia meetings, and be ture at price* tha* driy competition, at ■Bld: “Stand away, brethren and sis­ KRixoao, PaMABAT A Co%. ter*, and Jet the angels come in and baaa re^gymed aa follows IM YWin-E^Ctee. -A COMPLETE LfNE OF- COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c. , reruTKi. lm», nritidea and Pteu taken at (be hteh- _______ Tk« WUta ,'nri.U wa* asked the other day w the Hyth' MKNufwcturiug Co.. U the wutr an overcoat. "(Hm tanoraty tg Gen Grimm. 1. to be nam- ba, "trow U thndcr erraM BOOTS AND SHOES A.jf. 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In the three hours after mi* to 0 wrong men. Hurtt yours, Hoakm Perkin*, th»l'« youre; and I at her knitting, in the evening, Pi BRAVE CARRIE ROBERTS. officials could aofkm the obdurate heart animal of very great speed and durance, and. if ho continual in I will not A’eic i’ork paper. execution. An immense crowd of peo­ ple gathered around the scaffold. There took place a scene of the most extraori dinary kind. The woman was told by the cxecuticner that the man's relatives ‘Ill see if this ain't a com of libel, tlcrthilda went in a state ■aid Perkins, as he walked off. But H oak in* advanced and held on I of nervous agitation which made the blue-ribbon bow in her hair quiver like a humming-bird, and there she found Flint?" ^Ir. Hoskins, so red in the face with rage that the oolor was perceptible by /.nd though Berthilda onlv said, "Oh, Hie moonlight. * And his greeting was thia­ tented, am! the wadding camo off in duo * Bcrthildy, if old Flint was any- time. I'd go in and PERSONAL. chock full of insults from fust to last, preaching in Australia. said Mr. Hoskins. * Said I writ 'cause Gxbimaldi cannot use bia logy,but he every one knew that I killed Abigal IL A. BARBER, l>e buried. Now Abigal Araminty died of the consumption that was in her family, and I spent lota in doctor's stuffs; and, if ahe was boned I from her tna't, that was the old lady's I wish. And Araminty, she would go WM. PARMENTER. J. I BAKER, W. II GRISWOLD A. M. FLINT, WAL TER S. PO WER S CHAS. H. BRADY. Dr. E D. SESSIONS LEWIS DURKEE qo^.1. w.U. bu Ineod. miY^UUrei VTJ’fT _» ** «• » :_ . I your unelc, hc« a liar, aud it poll come out here I’ll wring hi* neck. I've as much aa I kin do to keep from saying terms was his orphan niece Berthil*!*. who kept house for him. to whom he words c man hadn't orter say after he's was unusually kind, and who behoved jmed the ehtireh. I never was so mail in my life. I'm bursting with rage; him to be * modern Solomon. ami he aaya I'm a thief, and he's no She hefi never once contradicted •tof.bt I’ll steal you. if I can; and ao I Peace Commuaioucr. and who survived him. When behold her that ths Flint* will It’s jeat thia. B< rthilda —you Gon. Canby and Dr. Thomas lost their were gaDeraBy gaud looking. But that lives, is editing a paper'd Washington, ■bo took after her moitax’a family, who were all as plain as pike-staff*, she an fault, you know ” When he said she need not mind aliout taing giKxl-look obligations U> yon no longer, snd I'll M. Wahhbibb. the first make jelly of him in three shakes of s little thing, and the Mississippi n ver, died al her homo sheep * tail." At these word* Berthilda trembled to bo comforted. She more than ever. “The fountain* that were in her head overflowed and ran been taken out of her by her uncle's out of her errs adown her cheeks." frankness. ' s r ho painted the Arkansas *OI 01 O She was really by no means ao very plain, but sha. scc.-pt* d Mr. Flinki Three hard-worked ami under-paid opinion without s murmur It'was all genuine. She was one of those little women who naturally bow down Ix-fore the heed of the family and worship in uiasn oy lingo him. She had not even reflcctcil that “Why don't I die?* sobbed Berthild think of EMORY PARADY. J FE1GHNER. diad Chatham county, N. C- soldier in Chicago the other day. Libit. Clkm, known as the * drum­ mer boy of Chickamauga," is to be Pro­ fessor of Military Science and Tactics at hte Galesville Univeraity of Wiscon­ sin. 1 California gym ... 1 day< ago. could run twenty miles at a high „ rate of | speed, and could easily lift s weight of 1,000 pounds. Uncle thilda's mind. Flint* Elint like that Amil tlic- first time lightning ever struck a printer long, lath-like fig She liad written herself , jeet, winch she wax als Nobody thought that Ml Iley *a fine found in tbc Stale meeting, kiw.l at the gate, siooally encircled by a very L HtwcrllMBfow KirU. ways put away with n shocked bUle Mahal Finally Mr. Hoskin* offered himself, and Berthilda, having confessed U> * partiality for him. raided by asserting that Uncle Flint should decide the mst- LIVERY I -M- J. OSNdTTTT LfffflY &KHSDSG STABLE . . , .. Brinkley people now say that the ***** sinstion story was intended to frighten Mr. Todd, whose timidity as veil as ., - Some hired an international Socialiam and regicidi. Engliah Habits ef Eating and Drinking. Richard Grant White, in a recent num ber of the Atlantic, described hia aioascmcnt st seeing, in a railway car­ riage. a refined and beautiful English woman of the upper middle elaas take out a bottle of brandy and drink liber­ ally from iL The incident, it ia said, wm an index to an undeniable feature of English igliali I to our * Old Home.* aa Hawthorne■ call* it. can have failed to notice the gro«an<-a* of appetite of the majority of both men and women. which the demoralizing effect of inter­ national jeolouiica, necessitating the maintenance of great standing armies, it deplored, and the suggestion of a mutual protective association, having tar its object the pseservation of univer­ sal peace and prompt punishment of King-killere, i* feelingly urged. In this connection, it is reported that there is definite knowledge of the existence of a conspiracy to kill all the aorrreign* of Europe. Queen Victoria and the Pope included, and that the bl«xx!y-mind«1 : thugs are bound to follow up every fail. arc with a frrah attack. — . planncil . . the . a*«a»The .... Nihilists who unatlon of the Emperor of Ilnvua gave 1 public notice of •f their intention in 1 .lava in the' placards posted fo tluce ‘ The notice the sitting room. girl knew that o a lot of the fami* gaged in transferring du* valuables from the box to hia pockctt, he was aston­ ished by the child suddenly springing upon him like s tigress, fastening her hands in his hair, and endeavoring to ,„, . .For wrench the box from __ Iris□clutchea. u moment he was almost dumbfounded. t,nt he finally recovered himae.lf, and In-gau to try and release himself from .. thia he was.It. the girl'* hold. But unable Ui do. altliougii he dragged the game *nd maiden---------through a hallway ----- ,plucky -------------------------------into the dining-room. Still ahe held • un t<> htm, clinging so closely that hr the yming girl* of the family, ordina*atiafy the same number of American men. We *-mply atnte a fact, due. probably, to the Saxou blood, foggy climate, and heavy physique of our En­ glish cousins. Liquor, too, of every kind 1* lived to a degree in England which we would con­ sider extreme. Beer flow* iu luo*t household* aa freely a* waler in ours. It ia a part of the agreement with servants that a definitely-stated amount «>f lieer shall l>e furnished j>er day for their n*c Agricultural ials'ring men often di ।| i 1 I elaitned the purpose of the conspirators mind, when this strange pair had reached the dining-room, the girl re­ that there waa a revolver on |>cr»e<-uu*.ai. which throws them guiltless membered —------------------------------into prison, and ---------------there, without -vcom—. .I ~ top r —— c.hx-k. - F-r For a moment ahe .pasniun, . '_ chastises _ .i ... । ___ .i ___ 1. them and allow* them • let• go her hold Upon »the tramp, and, thirst, upon a chair, *nccccded in to suffer from hunger «and' ±i : t, and | getting -----------------u"'“ "she K“---------•urgent* tn to the finding the w eapon, and commenced as insurgents blazing away without ceremony. The fir*: ahot caught tberobber in the hand, lr and be dropped the treasure that ho ' ” ' •till held. He then Commenced to beat a retreat, th* girl still firing al him. Finally, be got into the yard, t caled the drsjM.lum through fire au*l if you. Alexander Nicolai>-v . hear our warning voice and pul an end ■timug-riMjm to the fence, where he climlwd into the pretlv bed!? wounded. M*-irop<dit*n handicap, is without par idlej in the history of the English turf. N*> horse ha* e ver accomplished such a f.-at, however apparently well treated bv the handicapper The double event vwusly been sccumpliahed. The first tiona are to l*e imposed on young men time wm by Mr Howard's 3-ycar-old entering these institutions; but it ia was handicap;-* y nghtiy pointed out that such a measure Public sentiment is against drunkenness would only strengthen the opposition to with Tiny " ell here. 1 the existing trlter of things. The true * field of twenty-two horaca. Thia made her the' 1Metropolitan It ia not ao iu England, and the effect remedy, it is urged, would be the grant । — 7~ — 7 weight for ~ . - .o..: . 1~V...2-, ^.1, with Tiny i* seen .in the physical coarseness of of liberal institutioE* to Ru**ia_ A Ii’ l’t’n,‘ in the pig many of the women after they are 40. striking demonstration in this sense Wells *’ •sgain ca,n ,n e r,l ‘' skin, 11 she won from eighteen competitors. But this is tw they acullioji* or Duchesses -a fact Ux>k place the other day st a bouquet hardly a parallel of Parole's perform 1 perform-­ which Hawthorne noted, by-the-way— .... .... ~ ances, as Virago was a 5-yrar old of and in a corresponding mental heavi­ grmeff. The eminent St Petersburg which little was known, and handi ness. which often shows itself in a lack capped according to her BUpposcd de­ iianl sjiecch on thia occaaion. in which, men of the highest iuteUigeace, snd proponing a U««t to the youth of Rumis, merits. The next instance »m that of he defended them against their accus­ Mr. Brevier's bay horse Morntngtou, Compa mo n. er*. and pleaded for lilxral reform* a* which with Mordan up. and after the wildest rum*>r» concerning bis health (are of the country The speech *as and probable starting, won 'lie City and warmly applauded by the many distin­ Suburban from a good field of twentyfour horees. The* Metropolitan was family we had a tabby eat who, when guished representatives o' die educated still considered an open race, and thir­ teen faced the starter; but Mornington another door by climbing up some list has been attacked by the Governmcn squandered hia field in the hands of nailed round it. then pushing up the papers, who call M. Bpamoviich seen* chck-latch. pn siring the door, with her- " Polish revolutionist,” and Tourgcnicff of total ignorance of Ru« carrying 117 pounds. This perform•anee vm looked upon im very great, ao aa to prevent Hie latch falling back and nearly equal to Dutch Skater's the into iia place, and then dropping down The doctrines held by the Russian and walking back to the fire. 1 know a Socialist Propaganda are enunciated with frankneas in some extracts pub­ jxilitan. under the guidance of the cele­ fiahing-rod. carefully experimented along lished by the Krymrki Lclok. The brated George Fordham. But both of following are ;«**agr* from the i'perrd (Forward) ” Republican ideas are a siilcred secondary to Cantivatops vic­ to a narrow path through a wood. Hero chimera. Garibaldi and Felix Prat ere tory in 1872, for he, though only 4 year* Skye considered, droppral the kxI, took I behind the ago." The burning of Paris old, won 118 pounds up, also in the it by the end, and dragged it under . by tbc Commune .4 1871 ” threw a ray hands of Fordham; for, basing the him lengthwise till the open road wo* ' of light on the future;" but the Com- were ended I came to this irreai«tible can habit of tippling * concltuuon : The Bible is true. It would The fact is that die ordinary Ameri In the plenitude of Hl* grace, the Re­ deemer stands knocking at out door, Tur Rev Dr. Todd was induced to making choice of our sinful hearts a* dlevr while al the town of Bnnkley, the lomqueting hall tn which Hr will p rem de and f aat with ua. That he plotted to avsasainatc him. He, there­ even more wonderful than that we should *1 know you * h enough.” taid Flint fore, slipped out of town by a back be invited to * sup with him.* That He He 'D'ye think I^n in my dotage? You're street as quickly as j>ossible. started through the Carbo swamp, but should so condescend to share our ,>oor provision, our imperfect sorrows for the rd f<-r my gray days and night* without food. He at past, our faint aspirations after higher l>v this And I last reached Duvall s Bluff, badly briar- tilings, our faltering prayers and prom- -... Roberts. “I was r*i»ed by a pious mother (God doubt that the lowest claaacaof England less her m«*u>ory!>. who taught me the so as to find joy and complacency in ran I see wbv lie lias anvthiua to Bav NEW Conspieumu in John Randolph's li­ brary was a family Bible, Surrounding it were many books, some for and other* against its truthful ties* as an inspired revelation. One day Mr. Randolph had s clergyman as his guest, end the family Bible became a topic of conversation. “Kinder rnre- you’ve forgot who I *m ?* said Peter Perkins " Don't you remember a wntiu' t*> me this morning ? I drinking your ancle has anything agin* me, he ipraance. : ,------------- « ------ — -------- shouted Mr Perkins, ao that bis voice DENTISTS with mankind in the month of Oc­ totar.* wntlcu the Bible.” Well. then. I yyiLLUM JONES, it* opponents, ho would ha that the Great Baler of th< to the ground During the fire •tiv cried aloud for the neighbors to yyoi*c«*rr house, Thontapple Lain, Barry Co.. Mich. M-me •evenly buahela to the acre; so 11 don't aee but that nature or Providence lias smiled upon my Sunday work, however the prieota of the Bible may *ay that work done on Sunday never , ¥n«pere. My corn tolls another story * o this the editor of an agricultural paper replies “If the author of thic shallow nonsense had read the Bible her dutr to refuse him, since to marry projiheL would be to contradict Uncle Flint's “Bo yi old Flint J. B. RASE Y. ORNO STRONG. An infidel, boasting in a published J letter that ho had raised two acres of I “Sunday corn," which he had intended tu devote to the purchase of infidel hooka, adds, “All the work done on it but his wife, and the girl, Carrie Rob- Nihil means nothing." was the reply, I resolved to examine for myself, and them as a matter of course. Elijah. Michael, a Gideon, a Hezekiah, William Black, it will be remembered, drove. So I taught that Bible; I pored makes hi* charming heroines join in the ties arc regarded aa totally insufficient wbisky-puucb when it i* going round . to cope with the evil The icvoluUonwhich ia true to the life. Yet English Perkins Voice inquirr*l for Mr. FlmL hi* part, and Berthilda, finding to-night herself made love to. and being quite H PARADY. > plan «b»r* Oraml* all. Kitchen, s farmer living near Monroe, Warren county, Ohio. Mr. Rotierta is nothing in the shape of property, and tanoa awaj nothing of the nature of a title, are called Nihilists.” "Yea, yea,* said the Mr. Kitchen and his wife had been some droaky driver, “then Rusaia is full of time gone, and the girl was engaged in Nihilists, and even I also am a Nihilist * It ia reported in London that the infidel complete, vet a decided deist. “But when I became a man,in thia a* * Well, what do L NION HULSE A DkoBBY driver of St P< ized, allow him to go free upon the paymen t of blood money. She shrieked and foamed for vengeance. For an hour and more ahe refused to be mer­ ciful, notwithstanding the entreaties of the mam of men, wjmvn and children. In the meanwhile the young man stood on the gallowa with the halier about hi* nock, trembling for hia life. Finally, worn out by the prayer* of the people, and tempted by the high figure to which the relatives cf the Maronite had run up the Did for hi* life, ahe consented to accept 3,000 francs aa blood mcaey. The hangman lei go hia hold of bis ex­ pected victim, and handed him over to his relatives, who carried him off amid Bibhoe Amu left a fortune of 1250,(X-i. W. IL YOUNG. W. M- NIHILINM AXD MIHILLSTS. cometh the deadly fascination of sin and Satan u* to embrace the divine of­ fer, what dignity, what glory in the promise, * he shall sit with Me in my throne!* What felicity can be more exalted than that assigned to the oner ad Mr. Flint. mcr are connected with hook-ahaped "You wrote me * note telling mo Io . mandibles in the anterior portions of blind and naked,* the deeply erring, but >mr over, and saying there ’•*» noth- their bodies. The following are some now 'believing. and contrite weal?— i mg in ttiewsrr of my Laving tha grev Rev. J. IF. Finlay. ’• r*rm»S °» «» —I -n.JTuSn,.. - ..J Mr. Fl.o The bird-spider, of South America, i o a. J “You're a lying, air'* said Mr PerA gentleman in India 'nee raised a On Monday moramg old Mr. Fhnt kln>. “Hanged if IU aland it! ’ And, inches long; tbc scorpion-apidcx, of I g«»g MUr l»to lb- 1.U1. .. brr n.™-‘ - — ■ " liger cub. His kindness seemed to pounds better than Dutch Skater's and room .hick b. eJlrnl L., offlre, ,n.| b, >bo lb, Thi* could not be a copy of human ac­ which it had not the courage to achieve eight pound* lietter than Morningtou'a. I i'" tions, but the result of original reason­ ' itself.” The new Bociali*t school will —Chicago Tribune. noUq pof.be, Jouad Ijrng oo hi. -T«, ^x„,„blr mm-JC eri«l Mr. ing." Mr. Henry Cecil gives the fol­ not restrict itself to the “ half measure* Parole’* great victories in England lowing on the suthoritv of the late Mr. of the Commune; * it “ will not shrink that morning,^ and, opening them. .Tdu mr r|a (lnjftk , k<r w . much feared, in the South of France and in Spain; the tarantula, of Italy, from any amount of severity," anil will Col. Clark, of Kentucky, ^“_a* * *ked *mn ”omc frVd P.wlutrto Hoskina *Aiked him and the great American spider. The thing. r blood. Then its ferocious nature awoke. war of plunder, incendiarism, and promised to lover* of the turf. One was" • naighbor immed Fury gleamed from iU eyea,and, crouch­ ■ination." The Rabat (Alarm During a discussion of Mr. Lorillard'* ing, it made ready to spring upon its covcrea wiui long tiuauy uair. BeB) preaches “the annihilation of mid- stable at the Union Club, the two --------------- ---------other from Farmer j The tarantula ia specially famous for master. Fortunately, the gentleman die-class society, and the burial of the ' gewtlranen agreed to test the merits of Hoekins, asking far his niece Berthilhad a loaded s's hand prevalent notion that iU bite cause* Old World beneath its ruins." “The the Kentucky and Lorillard stables. Mr Flint wa* nnt in th. k.hu n/ I * ®e'* Told me 1 delirium, daring which the person bit­ . institution of the family ia to tie de- • The liet was ffid.OOU, on the terms that ... n worked my poor late Abigal Araminty ten does nothing but laugh, dance, and Human nature is fallen and the pre- £'red to use them in the evening. He । *lroye<i, the right of property aboliabcd,: Col. Clark shall selecj three Kentucky n recalled that ho had given them religion ignored, ana even lilxrty die- horses that will bratt any three bred on fact that Berthilda bad afoard af him. Writ that to me, postures. The patient u said to be to the dog, and forgotten to take them | regarded aa an empty quostion.” Ac- ’ ‘ • > •gain. Calling him. and looking im- i cording to the Narotlnaya liaeprava likely to occur j meat is an imposition on travelers by dead, or dormant, cr not to exist, but nreamvely in hi* face, he said: “ My I (National Execution), the Bomaliata will flO.OUO contingent upon each Now, I'm keys! fetch me mv keya" The dog •■come forward with arms in their hands Louisville and Monmouth Park be bitten, and counterfeit the the grace of God interpose, it will You are both insane!* cried Flint of friendly rivalry — New York. den, bia master following. He went ror among all of different opinio xs from down by the almighty baud of God. A Herrlble Death. hm-xd lor) “-No d„nl< irt tal t •cralched up ___ __ _ id Flint them. May we not fairly put into words Be is cmxy,* said Hoskina been emulating the exploits of Mr. Turkish Justice. Mad as a Marek hare," I fall under the bullets of our revolver*.'1 Three years ago a young Christian plunder seeker Maronite in T To which Berthilda, sobbing, replied that her uncle's word was her law. ‘ujxxx x.. jsj.«w Two Englishmen reccn atrahle. Double 4c Single Riga, This can be done by hot drinks. U'dcc-’. to death. named Ugly mug. who had a pood What followed the a companion. Whenever Uglymi Philadelphia Preu thus n tne aervant oi iuc pawn­ broker cauie and lighted the fire bdow. describes: ve made any progress toward the deaired goal, one of them -hat a the loiter you wr mid Perkina, holding hia boots. His friend inquired what he boiMor.did tha bosk hs would Peraooal fneuds of Mr. Pisrrw Loril lard at Hie Union Club MdL. ediriM found, the miserable num wan imbedded ■MMNK Uncle Flint looked i red with weeping. You're a good girl. Berthilda, if iv frieroualy aofibred in body by his imprisonment, and that extend about ranched the |p0-bilh.-l>ms< (CW) �ta.k f .mi Cla OnttaKth. re -reud of ihr tay. were war on Little Itauphin Inland, Newell Barna*caught a Urge roan, but' re fur wre not very valuable just the*, he dul not realire mat h of a. fortune frbm that coos skin. The next day tiw Iwyx got'small nd-. and Finer ^Mds! ■tery; People Y*. J. taward lUtwhman, lawsuit whh tartest to kill.' Tliecwr.rf the People'v*. Exra Tubtea. for arduc! Hou wre remtlnued.. Tn tbc case of i Joli* Pirtitt vs. Wm. A. aylawOrth, ■ Haiutiff wre inured ro Sk security for GRAND' RAPIDS wa lim-A paadug aground iu immIh* through ■» narrow * rhfinm-l Sometime* ** many qs right or tell steamer*loaded with men. would iktaim .l near Pow*U by rea- ctaw to the Island that tbc taya wrraM jump off thr boat and make Co. Ea pleasant eaD-arxi.then return to the boat. The fil’d hHehicr-iri Cavalry y*a an board of attaatucr whith graumk-d doee to PtiweS. ar.d that, w hat u picasart visktUMieh. boy* had ; it w*j albeen tafll irgoHllrre of rM» >»w to tta wiMl like UudKJK * loug-lMt reiativv, rowrony, ami wltt? au rys^dagk to tta slltatigfa Um boy* had never met ta- rai.iue luxjesly farctl sumptnotMily, and rum fori gud cvuvcuk’iictrof ttaparern- fore, bat twa* Michigan. even began Co show the effect* of tbc gm, also, tpsw aitioklng tWni equal to . IB digging down the remains of Pt. tauuUfnl' supply of food which wre freely dealt out u» hitu. liutala* for the Ural-rU*. <wra on any otbir road. For PuwcM tlic boys found many shot and ioumI Uipfcrtatsroreiy point, al great­ sla-Il of different calibre, and one day, ly reduced rates, address James a* they acre digging away at fhe miud, J soon men and dog were comnlctrly sarfKAtrowros, Gen. iW and Ticket and.getting- out boards and Ututar. rounded .with the. lively little •‘varnfiwt«.w The dog rUmhI it bravely far Ageol, (ftkmro, III., who will irivvyera they were very much surprised to find I awhile, but when there were forty giaal reiialdc advice every time. ihcrunrlvc* working down into a cav- I Streetooae hair, nil over hi* body he . Iwgitu Io show dgn» of uneasiness mid Yn-Mnn*firld. Ohio. *rvmchtuvta*of m. They hardly knew w iwthcr they , luiwlims*. Tta tart would cast the dtflbivnt dcaominatiuii* have mritrd to were getting into a Mibtrnuaean out­ ■ poor fellow into thetay mxasioually to rid him of firms but the tlea-« would work with and fol- each other iu organ- let to l\>wrH, or whether they were I' strike out) for the land, and stand there ixud charily Ttar*.*rv now nineteen finding a road.to the infernal region*. watching until the dog ntrived, when district* iu 4ta city with a lay Wjpcrvis- But no tacking <yit, whatever It was. If j they would siege the |hsw fH!*w again. it romumuirtted^Mith the dominions of I and stick to him. snd not until they vr oaer each, mid with a visitor for had completely denuded him of his each leu Ihmmw*. Tta latter inqidrv in­ bis Satanic Map »iy tlx y would find out : coat wooM Ihwr. ceare their warfare, to aH es*c* of ncnl aud report to the bow he primiM-rcd, and if it was a sub­ Upd even tlicu they would tare couthiMtpervtair or pastor preferred by the terranean route to rebeldom. it wonld i rti d their terrible war had not the poor itiditidmd. If there l« real need tta «vn the btar of ranning a Ixiat, and | dog <lied and cheated them ont rtf llrfr w aid tbi-ui to enter that coveted feast. The boy* kindly Iraried hint out oupcrvisorinvea an orocr on tta super­ ! in the kiv and Un- mermaids uh- likely intendent, who is also a layman. There | country without taing detected by the ringing their *«d requiems over ills re is also a cummitb-c of layme* who And 1 owner* or occupant* thereof. Although mains. Tim boys aud tta fleas pot from. Hr b atarrt five feet three inch­ es high, light hair and eyot’. and ha* an culargrel neck. He wre engaged na a Ixwik agent when hr went away. His friends are nuxiowdy looking for hitu. D. C. San lorn. of. Aobnst<.kn.)has gone to Boatim to attend , the Irrucli show, taking with Mm foorof hbttaluttl puppic*. H**ting* Mlomita* hare to give kinds in tbMm crfffVMO.—l/idrHre»ZM Hrptblira*. Oure go tatter. It will ta wrlnw news to *11 lover* of good liu-rature that tta now, beauti­ ful nn<l niarv^lon*1y chi— *----- * *'• ion of ('.katnben' Cfrlup. Literature In to be niini I. Volume IV. Is*— lyned. and the nimutiing .. .-------four vol aretutaissue.i and ilehvvnsl at «mmi time on the date stated. • The wort richly deserves the sale it ha* obtained of nearly 100.W0 volumes already,And ought to at­ tain, as it jirotablw will, «e» round million. The prick, xrhiem ha* .varied nt different time*, nhrnwiuig as the piihlic.ilmu progro*eMl.jhas now been pcrfiiarM ntly fixed atn.00 for the imLpcr (8 vols. oxtinMF^-arlr 8.000 tiagi e*), ta.Oj for cfutb,'*4.75 lor half m<»r>wr<i. gilt toll, and *.1.75 for the 4 vid. ■dition in half rumnxrn, gilt top bind­ ing. A discount of 10 per rent, from these price* i* bIIowih! to those wIiqnolder* an-received tafore June 1, and a further dta-onnt of 10 per reut. to those ordering in clubs of five or more wets nt one finic. Postage-, if by mall. 4« cents extra. Specimen pagi-n and full particular* will ta rent tier on re­ guest. Awi arcxx ibaix Exi-iiamck, v> Itakniau Ht.. Sow York, Puldishera. •■wild only direct to purchasers, and not tlirough dealers or agents. -..UH, hklawHkM* U-W —rr. Homr 'I'r ! '„U>.r>W t„ n„kr d„CTl ter !.-< lout women. It M tntcuucu toortng mjm.rj. nuim «< 1X1 _ . .1 (hpjo; all efforts to suppress Ibtempamncc. 1 wrgeat«l that. .. it might L_ ta thep Sabtath breaking and unlawful traffic j"ia>t •Htrh." into which the* hole of in intoxicating di inks within tta reopr wbeldum would soon be pouring, some, MICHIGAN .MEWS. • of tliia union chureh work. Iu the mor«*rensonnbh-, thought, that possibly The AchkYcmrats of Stanley and other three mouths’ trial thus far miuh- ihr '*lii» w.x* Jcfl. Davis’last nwott, and ns African Explorers. trherne lia* workwl vastly tatter lhau ,M’ upjwared to ta making that way iu No work kis ever been published Dr.*8. A. Bron-on, ..f tta Protr-laut , !•:* ilight, and Liking on female apparAltart Lovejoy, of l.itchlirhl, Hills­ dmt has attracted more attention or dale Co., ta* a 13-acrv onion tx-rl. Epbnsfml Chureh, who organized if, "' ' “' List seemed a* the most re.-i*onal>lc so­ At Battle Creek, on the 7th. Mm. S. lution. Thu l-»ys worked away with a Ethridge, <1 Topped dead' in the street, good will, and noon their labors were of taait disease, aged 78. Hamiltou Smyth, of Fairgrove, Timrewarded by finding what to all apcola Co., is iujail for threatening to Multitude* of people, whole faniUiesat _________ _ ....... .. a time, are arrested daily; then: are trr%,-aud as be n-treaU-d m> murh in a kill bis wife if she didn't sign certain few i-ncrinau* I-licet riau* or carriage* <u in >■* th. , nil hurry, he letl left Uls hi» b.d aid bedding, lew cry, nr tail ana Ik-ddltlg, but < . I-------—7.1 . “"'"7 “ ••••• KM.; । ””1^'' “’S’!.'"-’-“f!* J“""! ~- -......... —- •• •» onu. >wwn. I thia no ha-givcu tu the wot Id one of officer behind tta driver, are hurry ing make use of it iu hny fonn. After He He now by the tlic sore sore spot spot on on his 1' the most picturesque arid valuable now gwears swears by nb.ng: an rndleas line of potters acting | making so great a di-cov.ry, they J head l'“J that ‘It‘ did. J' ’ I Ixxiks of travel of onr day. AJ1 iu all Thr trama who claims tn ta .n ».,v St ’* on<“ nT ,,,,, f**1 thrilling and marns watchmen are tu be st-.n ; they sit! would not slop there, tat ki-pt on dignt every door, armed with stout Mirk*, giug to sec if they could not find tin- cnimrnt detective traveling inc ta* st nick xfirhi v,,’,h’re ever laid before the public and and Co—acks gallop around cracking officer hitnself. After digging a day or catch c*tc.’’ counterfeiters «Ywntcrfeiteni has",truck struck gsn Ttonnre him Ua M,ch" t»o sh<mM mta tta opportunity of ' their wldiia. Arrest* are made, ns tar ' tiiry »tiuck a hard rttataucr, which ' । f uring a copy• Ionia Sold only on sulmcription at the low gUn. rob a tank, by great grata of tint they thought might ta a petrified relwl 1 Edward SiUlboru, of Danby, , fell cellar on Minxliv price <>f »a,75, by Messi*. C. E. Ixar.u■nspreted. Smldrst conimeiitary j»f all । *ta hud rvttaud to leave hi* post, but j Co., and w as down almost' instantly "killed, night _...«--------Jip | M>x and Jtuix of Woodland. on tta despotism of a-ruler is the an- । by diligent Uttar tta buys brought to I wa* a very old man. ' Tta Cuiversal lllusiruled History of uouncvmcut that during thr coming I liKht a Urge 'cannon, buried under An Indian onni»l Jim Lonro wa* »> all Nations is holt Is'iiig ofietvd to tta ' summer over 12.UK) of these puhtical about u<u feet of naud. but still mount- tadly carved up bv a white man named public bv C. E. Ingersoll aiul John taiof Woodland. It is written by ahisXorprimnrni will ta sent to Siberia, tat and ready for bnsriicss. Il proved BiiUh, near I*.iIm11h Ciry. on tta "SOth inn of acknowledged ability (Israel more >w-said of the tyranny of ItaTnrk- 1 to I*, an Eaeltsli Brook* riital <*»<> “lL‘ t,,iU ,ltr Both drunk. Smith (’litre) nnd nil critic- agree that Ish Sullan. Tta Turk may be, and un- H-inch calibre, with all tta patent imA im-nilier of a minstrel troupe was it i* really n wonderful ma-* of clearly doubtcdly is. he is merciful provement* of American artillery, pat- I <l?<?i'.X uouutcoiy is. cruel, erm i, but i.ih new mervii.u pro venH-nts ot Atnencau artillery, pat, Vlf^c3kiM Vifoat.'Batth(re. k i,ita The “othef otiu r wrranzvi furls and .thut il till* n wide rou>|ian-d with the j _:. barban l .i - ty. of i .i. the. . ent sights, patent hammer for firing, night, and came i cry near being killed void in historic publicaliuiiM. Tta bov» have taken ordero fur 75 and Mill rite Russian. | aud in fact it was a beauty.. All excite- , therefor. rry is for more. ! J ment tho Capt., Lieutenant, Sergeant, i Caleb H. Raw son. a former living! .■ ■ ." ■ ■ ' I Tlic British arc doing some good 1 near Schoolcraft, choked to death while fighting in Zululund. Irat thr trouble i in lull <*n tin- 1«|. The siipiM—il chum- . , was the bursting of a blood remei in ■ At Mr.. L IL Etoi's, Tl.uraday . Fri i* moo er io jo|(1j j)j„K|t.ri nj Montcalm day nml Satuiday. M.iv t.'.ih, 1«th ami Tta Zulu never fight* uuk*a ta is : list ciHuc tbc c>.. f. II urnir. a fork handle the other 17lb. AH are respectfully invited. mini, and when he i* mad, nothing is | Bui like tlic day. which popcUated the lower part of ( I | lino of MiBinefy ot ~U/- •.... ——_ •wn-uwi-.u. MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Sall Meats, Smiei Ram til Itnlicn, th THEik svjuwix, Lard-, by the lb, or barrel, VIENNA BAKERY. Walls and Ceilings IT TAKES THE PLACE OF THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE net; Irat when the time come* for the return of the immey. bi. mind will lit­ re dormant a* a gtound-mole iu the dead of winter. Paper and Kalsomine, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICE8, CANNED GOODS, Ot every dtweriplion. Pure W^hite And a variety of STAPLE AXD FUCT GROCERIES! At price* to suit tta majority. >« Ct'OCk rj/ ----- fo?----. <L* GlOtSWare BEAUTIFULTINTS . * . hchca|M-r than ever ami in price and Ready for use. .T* uau *7 “y •«» “•»«« m my lim> before making )«. pun luua * and 1 will do you gtxxl. low price* and fair dealing 1 will cndeavor to merit your patronage and u iufi Akll Kind* of Produce taken found dead Iu hi* is-d on the 1st. *• tho Market Price. IP* Don’t forget that Wood makes . was quite addicted to drinking, -- * —------ ‘ — 1 AonraRespectfully. ” X...II 11.1'.rt,.,, ,.r Granil K.p.,1., r-n,mlt<r-t -<!!.nl. Sun,!,, n!g!,t h, ,< >> vs.!.7ET*. he >>e»t workmen to CHAE. W. SMITH. iipoir mending and ' •*"« , bUcksniiUung; the bc»t of Harrow*. TlortfiAce MUc inort. itinfamilv ... r lto»d:I Srmprn, n„w wir" ”’ 1 /»___ PJou*. Mon er* ™ * V" ? "g T* “ , 1 ring*. Plowfi, Plow wa* droi^l?i Kr^dl'^WtH^L ’ *on fc- ! will (trieforget to call before r you inure good* munderiug to the tauiilic- of the Jury - mostly charged and all ready for firing. | h , Rut DcIoIm-z, ta* just obtains! a • ^or ,e** ’•ouey, thani> any other man, . . • -- ’ the boy* were anxious to know their 1 'etdict of against Wli. Steel, a J. M. Wood. I -----O__ ... . .. ----| saloon keemr. for sellmg her hn-tapd ---------------, ------- *—, “ • * , contents. Some of ihr shells were rinr- I a few ,n‘Oxi“ted i tajiV.”Th^*^,wrecoverwi. Sta is A tramp wmlately brought up tafore ter. teen inch ioeh nnd and a few ten ten roch. inch, but but the the Sd’n.n iUJtta * "•*»> pleiMod to were coutatl, J ' : havc\vr conic to chiin.ii. inccongvecourt in Boatoil, charged with being most F* ' ’ with ’ * a plunger ‘ *for i LiBm Munn, of Dover, near Adrian, gution >« no longer arm .ml. Dr.Warn vagrant. lie plead hi* own case, be­ igniting tta fuse. Of courae Che stalla w.-re quite nuty. nnd the fmrns were . lira! criminal iiitimacy with a 16year -• tier's White Win* of Tar Svrup ha* fuddled *11 the lawyers in the court, all ru*ted fast to the shell, but the tay*. old lad named George Carpenter, n > coutphtely cured tier cough. 2S-X5 dazed tta cloudy intellect of the Judge, reganlh-ns nt danger, would takcaslieil ) nephew other employer, and when the > —:------------ -----------and walked out in triumph, while those • he shell in front of them, and with any ent idle took a dose af |<oiwn that kUtal win* were not so smart or well read in tool* they could uac. cut ami hammer, ' her in jiial half an hour. the law as hr. remarked—“Hr isnvety and u a miner and twist, until they re­ moved the fuse ami got the powder, all ! Mr. Thomas Wilson, one of the dangerous manI” the tiuu' working iu tbc greatest don • wealthiest farmer* of Franklin, tannS But what cared they for danger; ( wee Co., while trimmine apple tree* n r were after powder to make a tarp- ; start time since.-addi-nlr tacamo u>ll<. to Irani some chirk night. The i tally ami bopcira-ly blind in both eye*. Ils and shed they would twr far orn­ . 'J be blindness was Iwought oa by (he ’ ament* ia front at their palncen. and j bursting of a blood vcmek aide public show a disjatatimi to let the fuses tbc tay* carried home aa rel­ I A little child of John Tuttle, of Rock I ford, Kent Col a few days ago waspoiitem have their own way about it and ies of Um lata "oupLeaaantue*.'’ One dark night tta boy* had gut to­ । aourd by drinkmg a cup of milk into fight it out to their own satisfaction. gether about half a biuihcl of pow der, . which a black staler had fallen. The The Penn*ylv7ui71tailro*d Company and by welling it a little had formed a ; nnrw uolicod the spider and throw it large luff!. then placing it on a platform i out. but a few momenta after drinking rvfu»e to renew leases to atloon-keep ­ •“! it ers in tlic vicinity of the dcjwit at Jerevuple of bourn. scy City, Iswause the corporatjun con­ tort afiuid to allow it* employes to A rich old man named Wm. Smith,, Jiving near Eaton Rapiils signed a con­ tract. a* lie supposed, for W» worth of hgiittiing rods and w as greatly aston­ ished lafclv when the Idll became dhie Jomw Pomeroy, the pct Boston devil, iu prison for cruelly torturing little children to death with his jack nite lust j foe sport, was detected, thr other day, I trying to get out bv using bis knife a* ' a saw upon tta grating of his cell win- | dow. If ta should get out. it it to be hoped that tawiM confine his future Natural Material tad a mania for stealing would tare Mole it and m at it home by mail for a p«’p-gun tot hia tay, tat as Co. E were strictly honest, and never took anything they couldn't handle, they very sorrowfully |«rtid with the prize they loul wurk.il ro hard to «uru As tta shell, which were found were RO PATENT NO PAY. There arc a good many people who think that m place of the word ••ap­ plause” scattered through Bub. lugeraolFslerttur*. there should appear tbc words “cheers from tlw pit.” Cm. who kilkd Col. Alston in Geor­ gia, ia defended by thirteen lawyer*. With this array of tairnt there UliUk rtoabt but that tta drod Alaloa will be IT IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST WALL FINISH’G ARTICLE In the World^and any one van. use it. Nashville, Michigan. PIONEER STORE I New Goods. New Goods! We are now i-eceiving our Spring Stock.. The first installment of Farmers THE_EGHO MfCH IOAN""FARM ER Fr.m ssw satU Jsa 1. ITW. tar fiLOO. BOOTS and SHOES I HATS AND CAPS! Are in stock,- and more following until out line, in nil its departments, is complete. LOOK OUT FOR HEW “ID.” SOOR. DIVISION. �«!— KHa.Xl Y F-OR. Pit ledicHts, Chtaitth, 4c. OF MEW GOODS JUST OPEKED AT GRAINS 1 he Long I SURGICAL fNBTKrMENW/ villi,l-l a.fi. BRACKS. 1.1. I(.l e BHfirLDER .. ------ —--------M----DRY GOODS, CARPETS, r Kov. F. W. DtaMaaan of EVViDa -The new atoYaW *JMW W* ** ptraehes'again at the Chrirtmu Church , cloMsi; and work ptwHwHt gpon tbc next Sands, foundation walfawf Pema^y ACo.’anew store. . »• -The matrimonial market fa looking • BvrrvSTS. 4,. FINE PERFUMES. , TOILET ARTICLES. COMBS. BRUSHE*. SOAPS. Ac BOOTS AND SHOES. WALL PAPERS and BORDERS. HATS AND CAPS, notions; crockery, Ac., Is A. iTbmrU't Siaiiiier Sale Tlte festive fly h»* pul In an Sppearaue«. viewed the wtoa'ian and called 0.W.OW mure. He jirumirea to make Ureceminx kumuw aa lively aa possi­ drafted ami mastered -into the United ble. • . Htatea army. The bounty offered wa* ♦ 100 ami the men wery mustered into SMMHtar. walking tn Uotoa Hal* in the army Oct. 18th, IMp. therefore they claim the Ixianty and inter­ est at seven per cent to date, amount­ ing in all to about *900, mon, or less. Why the lieunty waa not paid at die time we cannot loam, only the dieu Town Bonn! say it was not called foe. UI next Monday night, «» which occasThe question arises: 'Will the yar ' m*w;' “ claims, of all kind.% ever be liquidated f Every year brings up old claims sup­ posed to have been suijusti-d Jong ago, but hard times bring to mind old dorms idmosi forgotten. Buowx. Thus far the street sprinkler haadoue (Aa you like it,1) 40 Hara Soap $1.00. Kerosene Oil M eta. per gal. is Um. choice Sagar »1XO. lot) Snd ij Detliu nil tin. . Lowest Prices of any House in the Country. G. A. TRUMAN. tlXNWORTR A BROOKM. WINDOW SHADES. CL'RTAIN.S. CORDS, AND FIXTURES. School. Mireeibmeou* and Blank Banka. KlMea. Rationed and Leral IHaaks. Day Books, Lrdgm, Ac. Good Book* fur the Home Cirelc. Fine American nnd Foreign Wat rhea. Chain*. Fin*. Ring*. Hrtte, Grtd Pm* and .Pen Holder*, Silverware, Ac. Respectfully. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST I wish to call the attention of tire Public to my BOOKSELLER STANDARD FURNITURE AT NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS ! J- LENTZ & SONS, right a good work. Mr. Blair ha« rigged up ; In nil the loitrat M>te* and an apparatus below the dam where he can fill Ufa tank iu-a "jiffy," and h-iyx if the dust gets abend of him this summer, lAealgu nnd Finteb. it’s Just gut to get up and dust. nr very ----- ------------------—— PUKE DRUGS, And S. T. Hngrpnan is another bigHe has J .. I F" When ■■ m u ;<ni you nev see a uuu tnau KI>iUR go doUII ..1^ and the street the ,1... very picture .of .rihappiuo* hearted former nf Maple Grove, dial b jurud the wheat aud oats already THESE GOODS HAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE PATENT MEDICINES, some have fear* in regard to fruit. it i* evidence that he bought hi* last INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. Laid work Mrs. J. Phillips was culhxl bill of Funiitnre of Kxx.looo, DawgnAY A Co. to thr ted ride of her father, Mr. BnrDYE-STUFFS, roughk of Battle Creek, to witnew his ' ail death which occurred on Friday last. AS TO QUALITY There fa NO BETTER, and SCHOOL BOOKS. Finest line of Embroideries in tho day Saturday, notwithstanding the fact We understand that her mother is also FIRST-CLASS GOODS, Bocrox Stouk. very low and Mr*. P. will remain with County at the that onr lock howled with pain and Merman* la*t Sabbath from tho Chris­ GROCERIES. seven liens watched onr movements IV Fine Wall Paper ami Bonier*, tian pulpit, from Roman* mb chap, and ,„ v lrjrmtH rmnma Lncrwn.n through the fence vrith-u grist tte*al of tlniumcd free) Window Shade* and 8Mh vriwe, and 1st John 3d ehap. and will Iw glad to trai n that he ha* ro far Curtains, very low al Bolar. Buos.’ Snd vet*c. She-ko* a pood strong dr- recovered from hi* nines* of last win nnd ia Tiinn aalijrhl to bo able to walk out aud do a FF" If you want Crockery of the gen—The effort to "oust’’ Sheriff Hough- Tlr..rr lin and fa a fine •peaker. Next, ter Iew chorwl 1It. taJla of j on uiuc Meak in Ware, buy it l!?cu£lc*.*>JrCuli Siujday monung the speak* from the ( » western tour when he fa aide to travel, Wtuox A Howe. text; "1 know bow to be abated and I Tho Ladfa*’ Mite Society of Mapl* Jnr’jre Hecker's <Hsmi»*iug tlic catue, kfeaw lura to abound," found ip Phil. Grove met at Mr. Hyde’*, Apr. 80th. j Un<lertn.lcixi(; Goods. 100 per cent, profit in gone by. 1 on account of irregularity, but we un­ 4.19, and in tho evetringapon "Convcr- "ul.M a pleasant time, a goodly num; riB are satisfied with 10 per cent, profit. bw fauna present. The Society wL. derstand the cause has Ifren fon^mcyl meet on May the 14th at Mr. and Mr*. ■ Guy’*. A plraaant time fa ‘expected Walnut Casos and Caskets. —A. W. Olds' raw mill has finished and a cordial invitation fa extended to lOni’ICTITIOV 1 SHROUDS AND GLOVES COMPETE WITH ite re*kii-*4ut. I Owr ^tU»ofco6Let of j all. A. E. Dkas, Soc’y. i~ -----------At an cmiy hour on M outlay evening | We have lost all onr faith in tbc old | CiC 250 Barrein Salt nt the E lkvatok lumber In the yard Inaicnfes that Mr. the M. E. Clmrt’h was crowded with an I saying. "So goes Munday mi goes all . for $L30 per Bbl. You will always find at the Old* ha* made his usual lively run. and ,, —— ----------------- —— andienct engv-r to hear Miss Wyona week for on Monday last wu heard of Ry fair, «qnare dealing I expect a continuance of p I h welding over al Rufua Brooks' in Mr<. Caocrxg w i*he* tn anpatronage from all partica who pay when they agree to. Bradfield. the girl hetetvr. TTic pre­ which bia daughter Bina look an arrive pounce to her friend* and patron* that expending a dollar for accidents or Um inary exercises luut l»eeu disposed of. ' part and was a«u>i«trd by Mr. C. S. Pal- »be Mill in business at her old stand, Pioneer Drug Store. when, as the seating and *taiiding.ro<iui mrrton «rf Woodland. Now we heve ioPl>u«te Hahsadrug *tore. and ha* Just of thcxhnrcb wm tdl occupied and jpt bcm iHitrning in nil direction* for on- rvlurunl from Chicago with a largo mid l other, nnd the week fa fast wasting | complete assortment of .Spriuir anil nuuiy outrtde mdentu-ring logi t iunntl . away and we du n«»t hear of any, benre b,,'“>”cr Millinery and Fancy Gouil*, hear, it wm anggeateti that Uie meeting our Io** of faith. which ahe la prepared to.scll cb«ij> for for the prodigal. "Not murii,” he re- sdjostrn to tb«- Opera Hon*e. which wu- I A conple of Maple Grove bcy«. well caA’* ———■ —----------------- --1.IW: “b. airtnh ksi-fcs -ntiXi Hur. iJmh- nnd the Opera Hoose filled by ns Inilrn with Nashville’* poor whfakey. Remember Tlxia. bot lie came darned near riaying tKc Urjn- an audience a» it has been at any mmfaa ven- Inm! amwarauee lost KatThe LsrgeM line of Ludaw' nfaww in . iiKfay mght at the Ited Ribbon meeting itf Nashville from 75 rts. tofSJO.attLo proUiml, time during the temperance movement. at Norton h school house. We are *or- I lk.sv.>x Stokil. . fA.il, I'W.kf. —The spring races open at the Wait­ Mtsa Dradticld was introduced by ings fair ground ’o-<tJy-, where R. Hen I Pryst. F. Baker, and an intelligent and ) knowvou might d» othmiM.-! O.’twa* t tf' For Strictly Pure Drag* and Boise mtn*.’ rather handsome young lady stepped not tne bov« that did tin-bail dked. Medicine* go tn |*Ywa« the wliisky that maddened their _. _ „---------- —----- - —— , We are ple.wd to announce that we are prepared to turn you out any kind of before the large amlgnee. A» the lec­ brain. Yonll not do so again, will; 1 Belh-vue Lime fur 15 per bushel job, from the ture pregreMed the young speaker gave you! StGXoitTAJt. ;at the Elkvatou. GO TO THE NEW STORE OF for a purse of RhS. The bets thus far evidence of great talent iu oratory. ntfthidc and representation. . Her subject waa "The DolLittlv*. the Hindrance*, 1 Parvi* Pearse and family of Climax. Bhilliutk the it,. »* ,bS._ Botrox Bronx, —Tfa wheat ten-rad the jwwgniM of aud the Help, to the Temperance ttet- were visiting Mr. N. E. Clark, on Sun(Oppoaite the Wolcutt Houre.) Which we will guarantee to be orniatior..*' The speaker stated that day. I •*" All kind* of Canned Goods (fresh The n brut, crop ou tlw low lauds ha* । and pure) at rock fait tout price* at >fa bean array - she had .up apology to offer in regard to * TfiJnirtm-t her rere. Uiatrhistory t«4d of n girl only «nflcred terribly at the bands of Jack WtUK>X A Howe'*. -FOR ----akii er han ov an et lsewhere | —----- - ------—t-/----4 yaars her staiior, Joan of Are, the Fro*t. Jacob Darting, of Avyria, a cripple i w 1 Maid of Oriraus, Who wu* n leader and for many ycaiw, gotfe to Battle Creek ■ 1 Fmc and ('oarac Boot* at Quality cunridered. Wrf strong mon to victory again and next week to have tin operation per- i Bankrupt, Prices at the again, and site, though young, 'tiiftslred ! formed upon hi* crippled leg. ______ BowroK SrOKB. ----------------- ---------------------to fill a niche in this grand army of Re­ । The funeral of Charley Adam*, whirh Farts. ■ We run in connection with our btuuue«M was postponed <>n account of the xeriouH । — , , , .. * Mwe wiU.Ui.wI.rtU ilHfc,,,' WfcM. formers. Hine*, rtf the family, will fa held at the . *2»at large .tack of New Goods will Crockery, Glaunare, She stated that people were wool to CongrcgaUon.il Church, ou Sunday, at . told lagaroleas uf I roht, at tho cinity lately. On all low land* the 1 B< ».iTf>x Store. wheat look* btpwn and rear. A prom­ •peak o(.4cni]*>-rwure as tin- emte old »- — CT* Try it ! That Fresh Bam-l Mack­ inent farmer infonua iu that he haa story repeated o’er and o’er, but she had , iwxinl of another old Kory "of how erel just received «t thirty acre* which he would If you need anything iu the TRIMMING line, call nnd see ns, for we can do Wil-ws A Ilowt't. to sell for 44 per acre. Peach and cher­ Christ died for sinner*that has to be ctsving we idiould conclude it waa ap­ tv Everything tn the line of Furni­ ry buds aud ail amalPfnrtM and plants taught every Rabfiirth mom lug by all preciated by the community. the churches in the laud And repe-ded ture at price* that defy competition, nt In the Ci ‘ — IN ot io nt*, Etc. hare sufcwd terribly. Id the evening. ’ had the jot... ......„...p .. .v~v. Kellooci, Dsnarav A Co's. One class of De-LUUra wore tiwat> the school bouse, agreeing to chan- the tV A full line of Dyestuff* at Bot­ who make n great pretense of praying post*. This Iw neglected to do and a IF YOU WANT tom Price*, at______ Ilot<K Bros.’ Tea nioniings dncc he found tl»e poste for temperance in all public n-»^ml>lte* ho had set Dulled, and the job has come Bo* Ton Styles Carefully attended to, and satifactiun given every time. and at the private altar aud then vot- to a »tand-MUl in lieu of further inipgthc whfaky iL-fet. They were no Fresh Goods and Lew Boston St’ukk. Iwlp but a outm- to the cowc of tvmperIT" Hoping to receive a liberal ahare of your patronage, md thanking you Prices, j aame. Another sqrpher in tlic moM'of for part favora, I remain Srapiraaaoan- the fashionable women, Your Obodicnt Sarvwnt, who Rtend three hour* per day of their toilet and has no time to d< . Joe. Adudder lias built a fence Id -Tl» tJmoi>S«l*«U>SSeb»U|oU1»/il. poor.. These woaqi beqn to have only front of ids tv'ddeiM.-v. WILSON * HOWE. O~r* PM. Ho.«. «Ud, lw» Men h> two idea*—dress ami propriety. Thcu Horace Flint, nf your town, ia clerk­ ing fur Ruckle A. Son. progress two yearn without cessation. there 'rm* ' " ' ' It is laaghablr to see our big mer­ Little*. wh( chant, IL H. Hull, work in the garden, sleeping on but be dm* U nevdHhetean, and dom it lute in pen j Fiiest Ute tf Fnnilire it tie Canty. FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE GOOD GOODS! D. C. GRFFITH NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. WILSON & HOWE ORDINARY BUGGY T« The FINEST PHAETON C ' T C Y G E , GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, A FIRST-CLASS-TRIM SHOP IKING EUGENE COOK. DO NOT NEGLECT FURNITURE! FURNITURE 1 -------- A FULL STOCK--------SEE THE LIGHTNING HEWER, TO CALL ON At 7'nimnn'a Sl.it,. KOCHER BROS. Ivctnrr '■autiful AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE the BUYER. —------------ «--------------- WHEN IN NEED OF ------ m COMPLETE UNE OF- COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c., &c. to MSW Bp to the average yield, if not bettor. Thia apeak* mightily fag the eest< Wert Baltimore. and If tbotg h A fewi O£ villa of tbrrfei KELLOGG, DEMARAY & CO. NEW 4 SEASONABLE GOODS, KOOHER BROS oooriM: MUSICAL I �•EfllT lew IEVIEV, W ■*»». ' i*sT*n£4? DHDM,I£DIC1IH Ui CHEMICALS, ia the Mwspsper j-rufromoe for fifty y«»rK Tux white squatter* are to be ejected from Um Indian Tsenlory at any rout Onton Kan Io Gen Popo to furnish all Um> troop* required for Ux. purpear •, Tunonosn B. Wxr.KK and Mrs. Rob ; ert, of Chinan, had a laesult H'rI«-r was j gwMiag Um bast of it The two mot ta a law | office, by appotataMui of aUoroeya, to taka tew i tttSouy in the rear, and while Una waa Rotas 1 bar* offored Io anrreudor to Um British, and tasl j-oao* nay b* n|x-cK<lil an «*rly dal* The revolution in Central America Us born s.|u«-tch«l... A St FMevsburi dis­ patch says that Lieut DoUrovtea, recently *r- J^CTMT A. GtOPTtAB, discharge of their d-lioa. dis* under th* la* will ur.a! GoverptSeut-will be ---------------------- > Its owrZatetutre. The lies may employ both military sjd<! drfl poser keep the peace and rnfurre die lave at bl ate a young man of Mr.xi>maqic who was so objectionable to the father of the girl that the father kicked him out in the road. Later in tlic day the Mazomanie youth found the cruel parent at work in a tanyard. He walked boldly in, ad­ dressed the tanners, stating the fact* in the case, and pitched at the old man. After a terrible scuffle the cruel parent begged to be let sp “Will you takej me for a son-in-law, then, dog-rot you ? “ inquired the youth. "Yes,"*aid the old taSMtag * mortal *oan.L The proposition to rernrre the capi­ tal of Mlwonri from JrfTireoa City to be tabs has boro dofrated by * dos* vos* ta Um lower house of- the Missouri l-^iatataro. Tor mraa ure la.-kod only four ota coustitnUnusl major Itv . . A Swlit * *■ ■ m —1 — - - — i v led forth his bride. The Middletown (N. I.) drpus tells of a peculiar tramp who sought shelter tn the lock up of that village the other evening. He said hi* n»ror v-a* MerriU Ruddy, that he belonged to the shore* of Lake Erie, and that he was tramping through the country in search of five different men who owed him each •1,000. He waa a very devout tramp; just be­ fore retiring for the night praying for those persons who refused to give him shelter and food, and supplicating the Lord to forgive their hard-heariednes*, and in the morning offered a prayer that the people with whom he might be thrown in contact during tbc day would open their hearts to hi* worthy eo- of his, who «as a banker, about the matter, and to inquire whether it would be prudent to borrow the requisite sum and pay it in regular installment*. He thought he should lw able to manage all but the first installment He was advised to borrow from the I rank a sum enough larger than he wished to raiseto trover tlic first payment, lay it strict­ ly aside, and then go ahead. "But,” said his friend, "you muvt spend liter ally nothing. Yon must make a box and drop in it all the money you re­ ceive.” Tbc young man nnd his wife went bravely to work to follow hia ad- Rarorr* from Texas say that the Slows Indians are killing herder, and running off stock tn Um Food* nwv country A fin­ al Durant, Xis*. dastroywd Im buUdtaga. A ucm* from Gen. McMillan, Post­ master of New Orkans, to s fina ia St Ixrnu, Texas. Tho two suitors were convinced that the young woman would accept cither if the other would let her alone, and they agrocxl to throw dice to decide which should giv^ her up. The loser honestly endeavored to keep the com­ pact, but the woman refused to be dis­ posed of in that way, and wrote to him that she would marry no one rise, and would not even see the winner. The latter would sot believe that his com petitor had tried to retire from the con­ test, aud ao murdered him. Johx Boo xx, an employe of Gebhart* flour-mills, in Dayton, Ohio, was caught in the shafting of the machinery. His clothe* became wrapped about the shafting so tightly that when he dis­ covered the 'act he could not extricate bead of boiled cabbage and salt, they did so and never grumbled. Every jxypicnl wax promptly met. The egg money, and the butier money, and tho com and wheat money—all went into thr payment-box. and at tlic specified Texas tragedies: At Overton, Texas, “ 11* rocgTrgiUoa was having the Methodui Cbarch, last Hunday, Cd. Jared t Kirby ikt aented himself licfore hia friend with a smiling face and with the money in his hand. There were no rags to be seen, but his clothing was well covered with darns from head to foot. “You see I have followed your advice." he said, casting a glance over himself, "and my wife looks worse than I do. But I have Fruit Strap*. A new industry tn the United State* is the production of fruit sirups. Its succeic has brought these sirup* into competition with French manufactures, which have heretofore had tiro markets of the worl<L As they arc lx-1ter. they arc preferred in the United States, and also in the Went Indic* and South America. The strawberry, raspberry, and other fruit* of this country are not only indigenous to the *oH, and there­ fore can bo produced cheaper, but they |>o**c*8 a far richer flavor and are more juicy, giving them an advantage over > CBiauiu rule f 1. 01 U IROI, IA1U HHIIF HARDTARE DB) WON, ALUlK DIES MOD! run BCMZLL, Groceries ud General Prodnce, pounds and of great strength. Throw­ ing one arm an.ond a b«un near at hand, he endeavored to pull tho shafting out of gear or tear himself from it. He succeeded in springing it from the sockets, but, ou slacking up, it sprung back. Boone held the shafting in this position for fully fifteen f 'uutes, when, abliged to give up from exhaustion, he was drawn upon tbc shaft, hia clothes, fortunately, giving away. They were torn completely from his body. Hr succeeded in getting to a lower floor of the building, where he fell from sheer exhaustion, and was discovered shortly after by th oar who had heard bis cries. He was placed under medical care, and his condition st present is regarded m • It is very isagrwtable to be obliged to dismiss an old servant, but still 1 must get rid a! my valet de chamber." “ Why ? * "I have been asking for a foot bath for the last eight years. He has never thought of it, and really I cannot do without one any longer." MONEY TO LOAN! Il Apprd Bal fable fatxritm, fl 00.06 and UPW.1BDS charred s uh th* duty of oopaatlCR Um tails which greet Um taoosy of Um propl* W* claim 11m rifilil which lb* Hons* of Ccmmco* ta Eogtend retaUMted after two centuries of coolest, to *sy that wr will not grai l the ranney of UmjM.rplo tmka* there ta a redr*** of »TMV- By soother duttagmab*,! Btembctr of the countries which by their near proximity would be supposed to have preferred commercial relations with North Amel­ ias rather than and other part of the world. The *ucceaa of the experiment bid* fair to bring to the United State* a large trade, besides driving out of our markets anther of those foreign prod­ ucts, the control of the sale of which has hitherto been held abroad.—Syra•use Journal. ficari**. "Mair' __ Maa*. r Msmmm eT’ r*etW*y**.------- bankment is lighted by this process, as well a* several of the London bridge* Tiro electric light of forty lamp* from Westminster to Bteckfnara. a distoM of 1146 yards W»--------■ - _ from J . enecawter.M . . < ■ worked by ’ their --------------- -------------------------they had "gotten outoads” of two ban­ dits, and, in the happy frame of mind wtedh a full stomach gaotnfiM, ant Bak­ ing their mistress’ hand. '• yjS»**uZ3Z AM � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-05-17.pdf.pdf f8b0ca7023781a34837ab84a3fb29441 PDF Text Text ORNO STRONG, ~auf.vJi to the : VOLUME VI. of the But PutT Under the Suu NUMBER 34 NASHVILLE. BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 18711. aUshrillf Birtrtoru. NIBBATH READING. ia hoary only by events. The Presi­ dent's office, which te in tbs second story, te also the Cabinet room, and ia not a very large apartment for the White HqMc. although about 85 or 41) feet in dejflh by, tx-rhape, 30 feet wide, aad with a high ceiling. A - long table is in the middle of the floor, with Lather-seated chairs around it; the two windows have long lambrequin cur­ tains of a dark bluish-gray color. A large map of the United Btatoa is on the walL The carpet u» of a rod tint, with targe figures. Ths general effect of the room aa one enters is that of a library without books.— IFdrAington Corre^jjomfence. iwaggcr in her walk, too, moat unlike of , the truth ot his communication. the carriage of a female; and once dar­ “Maatar;* mH Im. -J mb asain glad ing bar pacing in front of the jail door .you kept your brad yesterday, and did alie stopped to adjust a bootlace or some* kA j lean out ot the winder. Had you such matter in a fashion which showed done , so, missus sad I meant to have Trant Peter said: “To know that it ia th entire absence ot delicacy, and at . pitched you out, and taken our chances the same time showed a portion of a ] an unlawful thing for a Jew to keep after of getting off." company with one of another nation, or limb which might have done credit to ।i “I was not very likely to be so racily an allilete's highest state of training. 11 . to come near him. But God hath i pat off my guard,” was myjaconio anwm fairly puzzled, and none the leas so I shewed ma that I should not rail any man common or unclean. Of a tru’h I that I hall twice noticed her ringing and not trifling in amount, especially perceive that God is n« respecter of forjniMQa r whan wo comudax that loo large a mile­ persons, but m every nation he that that it trp tbit she vm to pta your arms — fcarcth Him and worketh rigLteunn.eaa age was reported then for scvcnl roads. In many rases it is extremely difficult gpd aha could a done it easy—while I is acceptable to Him.'’—Jefs of Utr ' ' was io smash your brad with the “ dar- Apottlet, to get accurate Infonnatfon, and the in­ accurate rtatemenis that are madB by /uica.L,. Wo should tly-u a took the key, Aiuiauau once welcomed an aged parties th at ought to be well informed goicfF tbs bracelets,. and heaved you stranger to his tabic. When all tool i people of the United f'tatea lived in nonsea unpointed, unplastered and ntare quite diatoewrteuing. We raw not out a winder, aftfre' You could come to gatherirtl round the board each uttered । U»lj dert»d of •aon.raol K nMI hofxi that ibfl statement published to­ yourself. That pistol fairly put us out, “ Btemilhih" <*-!■ toe name of God’)1 day is - oatuely eorpset and complete, tot It cowed Biiasoa, and *ho isn^ easily saveoneL-the stranger-guest uttered no ' SmlhpMSm.* ,k» ohMM... .... lo . rt.,.1.,, Litt. gx« at pains have been taken to cowed, I tell ve.“---word. Then Abraham said: “ Old ' “ Butthe phtfilwar not loaded,* add man, is it not right when thou dost cat' room. and it was a common remark that urgicid Academy, is hereby sentenced make it so, official infonnatian haring After casting the mailer________ ,-----। the inmates were roasting one aide been sought in every case of dsubt mind for a minnte, I told the warder I—“ nothing but a cap and an empty thy food to rapoat the name nf God? ’; while freezing the other; m contrast a to the (Tunir>hcu-Dt of dealh.cn a traitor The resuh of this eorrected statement Tils stranger ropiMxi: “ My eastern ia < —The Socialist ItexulutaMxary Eicon that I did not mind the woman being majority of the people of the older gives a total of 2.RCB mflew of new rail­ admitted, but that the two ought to be “ AH the same, master, Um main giail that of the fire-wnrahiper.* Then , States now lire in houses that are dap- 1 Uro CotaauUee.*' road in th* United ffiate* on which very ciowviv watched duringthe inter- we failed. Now I’vo ihmight it over, Abraham arose in wrath, and drove tho i ■ — The Eurvfieaa pajMira are full of reboarded, painted, blinded and comfort- 1 track was laid in 187b,- instead ot the view. The man rv entered the prison, . 1 k’"”* 1 ooul|l not I*™ It aged Geber from his bomw Even as 1 ably warmed. Then the household /nr-1। jiorta of murderous attack* upon Bu*- 2.6NN miles 11 pueted January 8. Our and within a few minutes 1 ol-M-rred < wxaknowu I left iu your charge, and he did so, a spirit stood liefore the1 Wiihjn five da^s (here । uiiurc consisted of a few plain cluura. a <4 suui ofEc-ri I n«w tuforrnation stao compete ns to add ‘ ’ that miuna joined u*. When your patriarch and (aid: “Abraham, fori i plain table, a bedstead made i>y the , were five of these attack* jn Kiev. Al | twenty tnika to Hie mileage reported body was foun4. we'd a bjen spotted at 100 years the divine Ixiunty lias (lo'A'-d , Moscow a spy IjAs bech nitanjerrd. At village carpcnU-r. Carpet* there wen-, ______ ________________ ___ once, and most likely botn <7ft't£s'would out in sunstone and cun, in bread and • Polrnniirhoknre.three poUewnm. I tor lb77. Mid the totals for the past none. To-day tow orc the homes, in folios's; waiting For me. hte wife l>eing still with • swung-fa» is. -I'm ntein glad, I toll l.i-ity or country, that do not contain a I f'barfrrd willi the arvmi of aomo vi|him, and no one in thr nx>m but the .▼“*»■ ‘hat .Vu« Kot °o‘ o’ the mess, and carpet of some sort, while the average lugrrs, have be*m atlocfcixi on tiie pub Governor. Contract to mv expceta* 11-don I bear-you no ill-will hw b<vlai Hirer by a week’s work may earn • he highway by a i>ody ot gentlemen tion*. the prisoner hdd up hte wriste ing^done your dooty as a man abd a Turke arc diversities of gifts, 1ml the • i rarrying pstoL* aud awards. The Gov ,-ilh hoffiorr.* same spirit; there are diversities of • nrnor of Khatkv* i» reported to have wo ( New before, to my knowledge, hail servie.-*, but the tame Lord; and there 1 'raiy tb.kiicb.0 -arau.,.-b7" •*«»"< »• IU1 I Ix-cn in such deadly peril, and truly are divnrattics of operations, but the forth -al. . Junrt, ro. .a ■ '">«•?■ M rcart , thankful dxT I inwardly frel for the muni: God wiio workotli all in ali. ,,1.1.... Th. <™.r .1. wrth . ->M-r »< >«' Aa-ta.g.l 4 a| providential escape I learned I had just . ■ Jias lw«-n stabbed tn his hotuat. Al _ xi th^pimd^. . L was glad to baud my mur­ |x-wter spoon, but the advancing drill I thought tiic woman ' iW rons-roimied charge <>wt to the i-arc ration has sent the plates and spoons to the melting-pot. while the knives and forks liave given place to nickel ■>» Wi JL YOUNG. ML PARMENTER. “ uuud. <u> ~ol ..rt . .IoLt*. > the Ilrfrnre hulk at Woolwich, had speedily, 4» it appeared, got li-4r.»Vi'.Kr<- not advanced troub*tad<Mn i<A»WrV As order to allow my Mfflffiter tin- free mut W»W1. .It.: what 1 rt>-peT rerd ' Tire miro say they cannot haV>cx* II* ■blit Lflkr. I thought afford an increase, and a general shut­ down would protmtty result from a it ou rather a nsky thing for me to do, aa.tbongh he might not attempt to do any miM-hlef. it was put possible ho might emou r As an illustration of the audacity of the revolutionists in Ht. Petersburg, it is reported that one ni"Lt recently se­ ditious placards were posted at Um en­ trances of theaters au l on the corners of the principal streets. As fast cs the police tore these down they were re­ placed, and st length soldiers were called out to assist in removing the of­ fensive papers and rapturing the bdl stickers. Hot the placards continued to appear, and, though 150 person« wore seized, nothing coulo. be found to iden­ tify any of. them with the disturbance. —A short time ago, according to the correspondent of tbs Lcndon Taleffrapfi, the BL Petersburg jiolico dis covered in the immediate vicinity of the Karan Cathedral the body of a man lying tn a jioolof blood; by hte axle was found a blood-stained dagger. The throat of the unfortunate num waaont nearly through. On the corpse was a label, and upon this, in-veribed in let,,, tb. fotlo^ng r« wvrf.: go o, MMIoo-CMr cd that they all rantaWsy cept one, who aimed a______________ pretended ghost, and flrod six shots. Verla fell dead, one <X the ballets bar ing passed through Lis heart. i «H unite to tiprrar tl*«a true No nation, no reel, ought to led : for through eanli God lint Th. “ M<— r*~, Dutch oven and frying pan; to-day here is no <-ud of kitchen f tinutureThc people of JK30 sal in inc eveaing in the glowing light of spiteh-bunf fire, or read their weekly newspaper! by tinfliokering light of a “tallow dip - * now, in city and village, their apartments areiuigbt t»ilb the fiatue of the gas-jet or Siud -------- -- ----------------- _ .. . vdc*. You i«w ihat idler over there in ablm oat* «h!“ pointing tn a policeman. fe». ecmntrv raw him. " Weli, him ml ue sru parifners; and he's a tough ®>r, io is. 1 ought Lit charge yo 872kJ; he ingly ••s<!hanged, the br again adjusted to his wnsli otluiVa brisk pace , . fVhrfc gctito Uby <u> thil tha Ik-U. 1.. press, and that 1 would 1 ■harp. n» It might be ezpre para. tilltlr Totji t2i;i,7W»Dfi; materials. ♦fX'0.956.(MM>; I rod [iroduets at 10,772 ’ jumped the . .it right opv. 1 here. »aa but UW b»r the p-wter to daiu tr> the d<-r when ww ■’ »*fire h* ft nM 4>c vudd that I ■ide pocket of a pilot coat, I wort- WB, rcry (x! fturo Jx-mg aatiafbd with buttoned over my uniform “ kxik of things, ami that I hail made My journey down to Suffolk calls to ■ latiplit, The total value of our exports for the I year ending with March wm A720JJOO. • «M), again*! *<X«5,0'>0,00o for the twelve months ending March 31. 1878, a gain ’ of #55.000.IS * I. ‘ The excess of exports ' over imports for the last twelve mouths i n-acbed the enormous total of $263,000, km-s* it. hr 11 inake ver fo olb.l hall, h< unit Tike me Th- $7 wa« paid over with and country got nbrard the_________ wverv now and thro would tie put hu hrwrf .mt rd tbo window, give a knowing hkifc at the |>6hoemAii. nod then pound th- <-*r-L'U*liuiti with his tuob*lrvii3 fiat, while within accuwil to be the liegininogs of a small earthquake. Al last the rars started. He could hold in Uv 3---- ORNO STRONG ^yOL< OTT HOUSE, ' Jr*Abc 1 and left me with ample leisure to call ujKin the Governor of the prison over night, with a view to arranging for ra carrying off my charge in the nionnui 1^1 what svrt of a customer I won! haroto Aral with, mid taMt ronhv NswtiMtohtgrin. c . (' Wotmrr, Proprietor. taw w « »» IPMel, rraosUr kwarai. w»U to-. * n4 It, ■■■ a... -* - — . HOINE. [ Tkoroapple Lake, Barry 0©.. Mich. U 1‘ OOloK, I'roprtotor. 'yyiLLIAM JONES. NEW LIVERY UTE8I & BOABBIIG STABLE man a perfect giant, and hod been a ' navvy ' licforc befell into evilcounro. I began U> fear that my work wiu» cut out for me. However, there' was no help for it We I}ow-atroet numen had aa fickle curtrmaMw-'' tn dad AdtVaa snv of yopr modern dctectiyra AH I could he hardly apj^arrd the sort ot a man I could ask in an off-hand way to take a friendly gtase; so. my arrangrmenta tn-ing thus far completed, I there and then left him. The inn where I had takifl ^pgrar quarters stood right KA■' entrance, sail, aa the meet wax some­ what of the narrowest, the most com- P"*'' though it must b ltefi.ro w„ had g., . . ------ ■ owned I felt much. ' »ny gr«-at way. my • and ' have soiild don’t yon ________ 3/EKUddS »« p.M-1. «. ;«■*;» mrhtet ■ «* ManiuiiiiT. rar •TO. tram .. b.t uniitwm am n-«.«. b.r u. r.j ***“ -mom i-m''— ' Hoi.wthinc tn luag For. Tin general revival of manufacturing The Rev. l>r. Day, in a recent aermoQ i industry cheers Troy, N. Y . where 5,000 t Plainfield, N J . told this aimpie ! men znd boys, or a’ tenth of ths citv's ter? : In a tosm uot far diateui, a few Bmlation. are now employed in t'ic rars since, two Uhrisuan young men, event factorice. The Burden horserotlicni. were doing a prosperous bu>ishoo wt^ka and the Albany and Renaees. assuting many nobk' enterprise; wiser iron and steel works, together rm­ nd each living tn a lienutiful home. J ; (doyiiig 3.30U hands, are in full opernitmbiuation of disasters tuddcnlv reu tion for the flnit time store IN73. All । but three of the stove firm* are also do? They did not aonsui*. the law to [ running their foundries, and. while see how much of their projierty might profits are small all around, almost all be kept from lb creditors, imt at onra | the manufacturers are crowded with surrendered to them homes, factories. ; orders, and could use more room if they । aaacU, all; and promised, if posnililr, the balance should yet be paid to each The wheat trade of Philadelphia is creditor in full. lUwnuiuig busiuiw*. | growing oDormomdy; the receipts there poor in nn-ana but Hlruug in cluasoter, tart month wire l,4ta<^»J bushels, living in eotiugeo in which their noble against 353,100 Lushcla in April tart wives did tim house work, until, by year—increase, l,137,M0 busbeta. The economy and industry, the Inst dollar ’ receipts of corn during the same month of the old indebtodnera was pdd. with1 II 711, UOn lw*j,I.Ala *1 IYTO IWVt interest. The day on which this *m completed the bells id the churches were rung in honor, and the whole town them acemrd to warrant my acting with non <>f grateful joy immediate decision. I seized the moi between his manacled wrists ao that he could not rriae has hauda. With an ia- ’month 137,534 ban-ria of erode petro ieum were received in Philadelphia, against 88,530 barrels in the unit month last year. ---------, ------, ---------- — it within a' f«w uichrawf the face of the woman ojipo^■jte.IjKiked steadily into her eyen, and ^IdpJti^cmphaMs: “if you attempt to atir before we reach the next station you will certainly be a dead w oman." spent in the com whiteness, and her lips had the pnrplelent daughter of the Mnteli tinge that indicates aa nnmiaidf.; being fine, the window of the private parlor waa opened, affording a perfect ported ir New York city in April, i total Mabibtiea amounted tn J1.199.KSI. and the assets were estimated at t«>3<> । 121. Comjwred with the preceding month, this shown a largo increase in ? Fabifities; March having forty failure*. . with Uabihtiea of AD’d-AAU, mmI asset™ 4211,754. In April. 1H7H, ti.erv were I acventv-three failures, with total Habilif ties of'$3.8y0,000. desfpfcd Wtaped on until the next MOpfug sUla0D wm reached, and that occupied more than twenty minutoM The moment the train came to a aiopj the hcturhoM. The dictionary «m a volume four inches square and an inch ; and 1 half tn thicknees. In some of the ’ country villages a few public-spirited “‘•’U hail gathered libraries containing from -rFt to 500 volumes 4>n (pojiraot thepablio libraries of the present, con' taming more than lO.tAJO volumes, Laie ' nn aggr-gote of 10.650,000 volumes, not I including the Hunday-scbool anti pnvatc libraries of the country. It is e«Umated that altogether the number »l , voluuiM aoccaMblt-to the public is not Iras thanUti.OOO.OtX)! Of W ‘ I Worcester's dicUonanear it -■ - ■ • • • 1 "f ’his if the General -hd not endeavor , to "bhun “*c immediate Ulxuation f | U** arrested student The General | Iwksd into his daughters desk, and. . finding that the pap< ra idcrrcd to vra ' really there, wi die a(u<tent nt liburty. —A young man in the fnll uniform of a Procurntenr's stexetarv called on the 1 Governor General of Chirkow. Courteotialy saluting, aaid ho; “ML the P , carulour beg* your Excelluncy to be good aa to come at oruje t<- lux <>CU “Anything very important ? ' was I ' * *’" A corrv«rxindent descriliea a scene he 1 witnessed in one of the carriages at the 1 mail train from Calais to Pana: “At I Calais a mailman. accompanied by an ’ attendant. «fu thrust into a louijvirti meat of' i duck A was, unfortunately, an Be behaved somewhat । occupani. -y — r...— -------------------------; Loiiterotisly before reaching Boulogne 'but u it was oijy after leaving that -place a— that he provrel to be-a maniac, as he sudden iv seized the gentleman silling next to him by the-throat, and kicked violently at the tac«> ot the map op“:te 1'hc attendant was too scared u> exert any influence, and it gas only after a severe struggle that our ----- l-1—J -*■-*overpowered the powerful man Another Washington Monument. Probably one of the oldest socx-tn •. in the country is that of the Cincinnati. It was formed shortly after the Revolu­ tionary war. and Gen. George Washingtou was its first President. On his death the members of the society rt>- by a suitable monument, and in the year JMO a subscription for tliat purpo*e was started in the I’ronsylvanu branch of the genera! aotietv. Though thus early planned, the project lias not yet been realixzHl. but it is cipeoud, howwer, that work will atajrtly Lu 1h»gun. Several well-known artists, both in this counter and Europe, are png»ring designs lor the proposed monu­ ment, srd Mr. Thomas Hell, the sculp­ tor, now in Rome, has sent to tlie tm4ees of the society In this city photo­ graphs of his design, which are expcciml to arrive in a few days. The fnids are safely depoaitod, and the amount now in the poaasaaion of the State so­ ciety aggregates nearly tl 30,000. Ths site of the monument will be ia thia 17P2. was rfty. probably in Fairmount Park, x ----- ----------- _Jn in that THUaddpUa Laffer. iad in 1800. rebuilt in INI 6. in 1818, and its porticos Barty Hate*. completed aa late as 1B29. The East room was finished imly fifty years ago. The ancient maxim of “ early to bad Every one of our Preafidevta, except aud early to rise “ has lately nceived Washington, hail lived iu lids great what may ba a death blow from a Gvrhouse, and he has poke-1 hte bma'a maa doctor who, not content to accept head into Its porta! to look up st the in Russia is divided into a great nun:btt of sections, meh pf which consists of from ten to fifteen members and a efajef (atarosta), and acts indepctjdenUy of the oilers. Tl>o object of Ihh m- Stfta: ww startled by an exclamation from •hortea lite. Ba maintains that ft ia quite a mistake to think that the morn ing hours are Uie moat atrrngth, uing; on tlic contrary, they are more apt t*> produce faUfpie; and the morning. �toiling early —<-omj« Fled lilliwry and Ftncy Goods ! the gulf m> far that tlwy were likely hi till- Uriel forre*. the boys they could gertlsg whiskey, among the aoldiera. Latest Styles & Patterns il»-r of tin can*, holding about <4 one quart iwk, nicely labeled with U-ouHThI pietnrw. aa praeJire, black- ’ynttV . BUS* ALABASTINE? GRAND RAPIDS mvi81Or< iattw. RrepecifuUy. frnlt* JJENUROE. PaoraiBToa a* tn which ia the moat desirable route h jM-achrs into in a Powell, an officer tuaard. a. . . -.over to l*»d and ■■ tl.n fol „ Bitt lire true ItrothrrhoiMl were » .L I , L , peimhterl tn indulge in the delirious Irtl.iw rf feUrk borfrr •MrtwIK.Iurf.s.nthm.k™.. ---- OLD RELIABLE—- jHweBRrr route it till.- between the MEAT MARKET. connection*. Fresh and Sait Meats, ;s H Natural Material sranoxi*. Sioid But ui SknMen, OUR EUBOPEAM LETTER. of forty mile* an Imar. and lauded St. Jrwph, Atchison or Kansas City, witlmut change of cars. This i* a most Important consideration, especially to Lard, by the lb. or barrel. Ml s g --------- FOB s- SEVRY rnaraelf with >UC t l.W*< WM. rraCHMIWU OJ iwv immt (4 the Rainer AUxander Grenadiers. and at mid-day tliat of tire tnd Foot Guard took up and enntinned the com- rt*. Ministry*. Gearral*. | high oflktabtall crowded 1 congralulatmm. to tire j lan. At Cologne, amid iml civic dhpl.iy. a stat no wm unveiled and handed j leading orator*' the President’. VIENNA BAKERY. I (iril nf flw- IVMt • ' ZL—t , |MKjy ot B »k-f _» u. JOHN BERNER Walls and Ceilings Call meeting held. IT TAKES THE PLACE OF Boise Brotiters' । by yens । Against approval—touiig. Downing, Ohl* and Hoc. ! For approval—None, 1 <»n motion conncil aiBin v i f-.u||xrBr •— Recorder. Pn-rirtviit. rince. The .Vn/ioM/ Zriof the Lilwral* and the nt of the Chancellor’* fl-------- ------— • r^xy, is ciinspicnous for it* r.-tnrning over I taw id admiration and grateful aileg- Soon. iitm«£!S™ii^>aPer aQd Kalsomine Regular meeting held: tri vwtinu Boise Brut her*’ bond*. a« druggist*. dttreniclb who migi SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, a fortune of ■Barber. tiou bv Burlier. C. W. Wick। appointed Health Officer for can tile career, reaui the invitation and CAMMED GOODS, Of livery dowription. Pure W*hite as it ws» hi* intention to buy with them mark* and no iuqninca would be madr a* follow*: Yea*—Wheeler, tee without but not an- Aim! in fact a full Barber, thinning. hoc •< STAPLE AMD F4KT GROCERIES! tin- wedding X XX? I UU—■ ' D... ..in., I timid* just paldUhrd by the French "u‘<‘tftecn m.-n from i.otGame*came ' to appeaHii the I '»'• motion the highway a*M**ni«ut Ministry <4 the Interior, only 11^)00 «v«7 to Powell, and gelling the Cantain |4w („r ndn**. and prayed th.it bi* wn* fix.d at ernt. .m em-h ..m- l.ui. y»*rhw rmirrairi from France *•'’■'tI nn-:i from C o. E to aid tli.-m. 1 marriage might be declared nnll nml 'hrd dollar* of the nsMrasor n tax roll. *7:. . ’ murtad! prxipo-d a scout over in Rels-ldom for i<ml lierauaeof the drrrtt which had■ •»> y«" ■•’•J •••>«*• foll«w-; while during the same time 00.000 fur.port and also to jik-k up a little beef or [ Isen practiced upon him.Evidence 1 eas—W licricr. Burlier, Donning, rlgncrv rnemed its territory in ican-li ] multon. or anything tlurt lb<-r could I having Is-en given to prove that lui.l 1 ’ ’'j?* 3,1,1 And a variety of Crock'ry & Glassware ]*cheu(M-r than ever ami in price and quality I cau, and will, do aa well by y ou mt any firm in Barry or Eaton conn - CLEMKaT BWFm. BEAUTIFULTINTS Ready for use. tiling in my line before making unriri^to emigrate and’ col mit/on I FtJ!r" 2-?’“ port ram u. emigrate -nd eolmiixr on | JnM (buk • .,r , 1.., V—....-I. .. ...I .l..wn I,. ..... . -I «>•“ «•<«» «"»*• '* «‘«W •-« hare marUrk w_vw| ||(> |hp , ,|rrM|„| in |1U faVlir. _ I. r I ... < • . ... T hr Wibon Sewing Machine Coinpn- I»r. Bose and Mr. Canfield drank two .-I-—.-r wki^^v i„ ndro. .fore *t ^.laaarauf whiskey Iu n drug store at Aljiaocr, Ohio, and found it »o good * »l— —11—4 mmm. they I.esu-iMi. 1 were p.t n-ndr. mutton a ud other ! !"*** ■'■‘“•'d In tire imltom. and both Umu shoved off. One of tire l-mts rr( ninrcii. but the crew of the old black larat would never aar fail, so they push1 Their only guide was the light al and l’<> ra n« foljpi : i-d under the direction of Street (inn- the Market Price. Grand ('rearing, to examine the per­ fection of the new automatic machinery Yeas—Wheeler, Burlier. Ihiwning, tor building the already famous Wilson ; Old* and Hoe. Oscillating Shuttle Machine, which ha* cost nearly one hundred thousand dol­ On'motion Council nc lonrncd lars, anil r* ca|>ab|e of turning out one E. J. FgtnnxKo. Wk KII.LIEX. Recorder. President. CHAS. W. SMITH. WALL FINISH’G ARTICLE XTiM In the World, and any one can use it. Company since the jierfection of Chia automatic machinery i« almost n niseiess ; certainly not exceeding the m»d ■raw*, until the lioal rounded little IT IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST Yonr* Respectfolly. with sprav Their ing nut T His reply was t liat the <kudrra deaired in one machine a capacity stroke of light- mud it ion Nashville, Michigan. PIONEER STORE stomach. I’oritir- 1 SflKJSMaSSS ell only a few rod* dirtant, aa the light made plain ami distinct object* thread on •WelLdsrr exclaimed the ne- FOR HALE ONLY BY labor, which did excellent *t itching, but were noisy and rather Lard run­ ning. There are very few corporation* in J thia world of the magnitude of the I Wilson Company. ft ha* aa fine a ’ i life, health and happtnc* When it ia diatnrlird in it* honac* in Grand I thi« company. 1 street* of brick action of the brain and nervoussvatem. are all immediately connected with the trucking of the lirrr. Il baa Ircen aac—■ —• " 7’, ; eraafully proved that GraM* August a new machine , Flower i« nneqtuilh-d in curing all pert when the old reliable sous afflicted with Dyspepsia oe Liver popular and where he Coinpbi'ut. and all thennmcrow*><yinp __ ... -O «L_ —Lt___ ex crew of Gainea. a utter rounding little Dauphine Island death in the century wasexeentAmcrirsa soil-Maximilian of Mexico. nun in comparison with the first hatch ** *** New Goods. New Goods! re, while the Wilson Company sold to dealers. and that all first-dare rlnrivrly. Evra dralm who have al! their livre handled other mnrliinre hare dropped them nod taken up the Wilson foe twu jmsoti*: One was that they Crarod the Wilson a* a ecnujwtitor. and billty ot the corn! until the Iwst territory others and thus lie left thinking *ras> very NO PATENT NO PAY. Farmers Bimo TH ECHO Michigan'"farmer We are now receiving our Spring Stock The first installment of BOOTS and SHOES! HATS AND CAPS! Are in utock, and more following until out line, in all its departments, is complete. LOOK OUT FOR NEW “AD.” SOON rt tret । �HMIfllK , Ot flluflunL |HwIl i It E A. T> Y F* O It IIISfMTI I nuts, ~ Hew teifa- todriwk. .New man. PRESCRIPTIONS, IMMENSE STOCK Natovil Living-tor BltllTHF.HM- THE SPRING TRADE ! HpeciMlticM DRUGGISTS — ■ for IFflTOf CV Star Shiugkw at the Fxcrawa, Pit Medicines, Cherniak, 4c. OF NEW GOODS JUST OPEXEDAT GRAINS WA­ 1 he Uong Brick DyeStuflh! He neenpteo that ptujflt again ■ --------------- ------ m------ ---------------' A New Milch Cow with Calf. form Clnb tn speak nt this place on the IMJi and llth of June. Full p«rtkn»*r» will be adrertfaed aoon. ■DRY GOODS, CARPETS, and Naahvilk. Among the Utu-^waa BOOTS AND SHOES GRAND OrKNING SUMMER MILLINERY GOO"DB At Mrs. K R. Ekh's Tharwiav. Fridny and Saturday, Mny tmh,. 1«h and 17th. AB are rr-fK-ctfully invited. MIDIC, eic^ waa in •nc tribo, at leant be NOTIONS, CROCKERY, &e., had a presentiment that If the editor fur ». two aodee laaaofbegf^^MF^ <jn into the ofllccSrtth the tread pf one of authority, and we noticed he had a tin star on tbe left lappd of bU coat, and carried a hickoo cane) whi«h had 1 fact that they died from nn over■e of tor-jam. Then the questk>n ■M-, "How came the Jam aforesaid in lake?-’ Sii-picipn naturally foil on it NaahyiUs <hap who waded in thr 1oki Saiti ij Duliu wilt tin. ida of choice Batter and MO . for whkh the hlgheat price I nt the Buatox Stoke. Lowest Prices of any House in the Country. ' Toots Fatvts. IT" I-'idir* Linen Shit- at • / W WrKt.KK’« AyWirtll aaqhtr SUe! ft for nothing. I am a U. 8. Defectii and will mttinrl vno tn M —Tbe third quarterly The IL IL Co. La- fixed the aidetrack here, and it i* a- good no* a*. I any on tor line. I Dan Bdlinamr, Jr, ha- bought a new carriage. Girl*, look out fikran in vitaI tion to ride out. „ , „ . . „ . - --------- - ------------------ - - —-------- „ Or?® rerond apn "f Barlwr ami timexare wnald have foUen <rat of the I Eunice Mead, departed this life May 14. wtodow. After over the .rare 4 J“” "d s - I. trawhlnc »<• Idd tbe dHratrre llrat w. wnra nn( ! . -----KMn IVal-. of lUtryriU». Tueoday <-veulag wiling pin*—three paper* for flvneraiN-wmd Dau.’ Laafht a nicker, worth. 1 » ia n*. Rai.in*, #1. 3 lb. On- Tomatoes, 1SR. 1 Edging* from 8e a yard np. "P­ Rendy-Mmle Clothing, Hat* aad Caps Notion*, the. largrrt stock io the city. A **ving of from 10 to 15 per icnton , your pnrehaw* A’ 'r“• Arrjyraftl’. ■ < -hejtp Cu«l» Store. H«wirry, meeting for and Kid would gel a Uwy cr to make (rnrk fniu niiH lonfi aa <1* the Job for him. abo that he felt . Hut make- the boy* feel happy. •^ry for Pou. r nt the /JmrL who had ; TW ,inriB|r Bnix.tfoil rort nBfu*MltaO«-nnMW<mrfnrl>iHi. hut had V,.—............ 1__, wi.l. . I*..,.... —There ia a man in t'tla village who ieintbehaWt nfrtxwtteig - Id- rkikhvn unmercifully over alm«wt nothing. 1 He •boald be arrested for aanonlt and hat- yer Flint -Now, al though having dcv- tectirc, look- Bty. we ahall .have I denbt the validity of Mr. Bridge*being Bridge*bein ---------oar. uac. We have liavn alao read njJ all the-tai lhe atari.i*- PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST I wl«h to call tlw attention of the PabBc tn my NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS !j PURE DRUGS, THESE GOODS PATENT MEDICINES, Cottou UAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. DYE-STUFFS. A« TO QUALITY Tlwref. NO BETTER, -nd SCHOOL BOOKS. Tliorc new B**ot« and Shoe* nt GROCERIES. 1 too much bnll-doxing. El MICHIqJn*5FW5. FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE >Wmke lkk'b. Two Hundred I tn reels Ohio White Lime, W ci* prr Bbl. at I lie AT-wrmiw um.dDw.MKra.ir illTJrftSlJS?!., ‘ \ . GOOD GOODS! b,"llrt" k“ l"* *■c<- Al Bukrrad. Kut C~.. on ll.. .l«bl "1'1 'ET'"": Mh flr- dratmrd <1. E. liovny'. I! KhMr. .nd double it* original aixe, and now ba* a of, and. m ywr. have fail-1 to find any- ;«rrimre -hop. 1^ ffl.OUO; inrarance ' »■<* circulation of SMcopica, which I* good, thing In regard tn'printwr* working for i ( nF If you want ("rockery of tire grncdkkMt, Ufat WM^'baiBa M*htt£ Harking, and came to the emwluidon , Rotit. S. Dnffy. of port Hnron. re- ’•»»»* Meaktn Warr, buy it of —If that young man who write* such tl.ni If therw i> anr !.» U t. 1 reived the appointment to th- \\r»t ’» :t-*ox A Howr. toatir there I* any aneh Uw it b the . pd Ca<1K Bt thr rxaniluation <« -------- --------------- — , gn*hing letter* to Indic- who are *rifni.th Amendment to the ConaLtution of the feb, I * ,ne < ««*imerc« nt 40 ct«. per yd. UraLMMUMMra. -XU ,„d ki,,„| 5‘ --------------- .____ i>e Btot-yfex M» -PelrrwonV Magazine foyJrjw i» al- Clarence St. John in a -ninon row at ' fY* Barrel* Salt at the ElKVatoh write once more. Apen’t you aahjfDed T w.-Mt mnnruM.. nrajKlomllr brirl.,1 p -". nimuur. «.■>•■» yrara a, I... »1 w |>r Bbl. twww H. G. HALE, BOOKSELLER Jaw aad he Church will open G. A. TRUMAN. AlYMWOrra A RKOOKN. NORUAS ITEMS. Wra^sK-"^ -TVe have Mtwed. new patent । angvreon several strain town. —ti^warm weather, snj mrtUoHu. In AepaHn-rat. “ oroomething eke, there wa« not a very Tlw prineiiwUuM rneraUng. ■•Amnn, , "• J"*''large attendance at the -pell at Red •,. .V.j,.'•.*." ,. T.. . ". . ~ .. .7... ra . . e ■ Iwu hx«»>een !>een convicted eonv rtrrlof of writing Writingan an huh-Hull'• ff For AirirU, ------- I^’T”"2L“1"^r,^T?'S'tfr;iI ....... ""*• ’ ‘r I —-”’r «**• "O-•aj**' •*««»; A draod lUpid. Datrl. boj hh . tu< kalaomined, the counters painted, etc. rhrtrad with we reckon, for a broken bone In the Landwmthen*nJi. Dr. GnfwoMp-t Imra Pioneer Drug Store. D. C. GRFFITH l>nura and u^„.- NEW STORE! — 15 NEW GOODS!'CARRIAGE AM) WAGON SHOP. »tylc«. but w al«o nn cxqmaitr pfa-tnre. , tallic cartridge nith a linuuner tn arc if 1^ All kind-off mined Goofl«(frr« The-torir-are unuanaUj gm-l. even B would go off. It did! S> did thr pun-1 at rorkl-dtnm prier. at for tbi.Magaxine. wlw<e they alway*. ’h,"“b °ne a* one of ourco-tctnjginirie* any*, "an*’ of rvwAriunjic remarkable beauty." Nothing bnt ot ucauty. Aouung bnt .7 .......... __ ■ •___ , , at Daruvilh- on the 14lh were Wiuox A Hown'i M • cnonnona circulation canid enable injuretl bv the falling of a heavy,a,«r. ______________________________ Fetenon to give ao much fot the mon- One of the men. named John Allen. ’-p- Fvurvthitn? in «)><• ' «r. Ub. mowUMbl, U» fara.A. l.Ad M. .k,.ll brake.. ffi® W’^.wuKi I weU aa beat Magaxirw of Ua kind. RvRev. John Locker i» in jail in Tuwnla ' ery lady rixmld hare IL Only FJ a’ -Co- oni a charge of adultery wito one wehu jra. .Hh rra. Specimen* are oent free if written foe, ter infidelity, it» charged. Kr.LLrwm. Dkm ak-r A.Co*a. . -w- n —---------- ST I ,U.^'| » r At^y^olddanghtorof F. Schu -‘01^^ । n e are pica ■ job, from the GO TO THE NEW STORE OF WILSON £ HOWE, 0RDINARY BUGGY To Tbe HNEST PHAETON Which we will guarantee to lx- (Opporite the WokoU Ilouae.) |Caeapek Thax Yov Cax Get Elsewhere. --roR -FOR— -----DAHrDTPa QuaM.y eou-hkred. I ^fffe“bT>J?SS£'ik“! V"T—------- B““*- iGROCERIES, SEET,i^sr;,j1!;„sE'rER. . . T , j___________________ Crockery, Glaaawarc. —Mr. A. Holly, an old resident of WMxflmtd raffs IffdMerof tM-fnrefltTriMtac wa* partially burned on Sunor of tlie celebrated Holly Water Work-, I day morning. A fire broke out Ian ^1^1X45 to'dkUartTa religioua^mre" 1 Don't forget forget that that WnodmnkrWood make* .. __ -. ’ ... morning. Ann broke out in a ni^nt *43 to di-iari. a rvliuiou- meet-‘ fkw't !?* rc-idencv, ’7*'*1'‘DCT‘ ?•* 'Mt. mil »»>* ---ronin oceapicl by atthe Tbeir name* were* and ‘be iw-.r l»r»t tvara,,.. wagon inintlw. the■m.wl.rak market by—*10, died at hi* onc-hgjf bra--------1-- 1 k— -- Z._kCalvert ------ T Litho_ . hig. T... . “ . John . ■ . I Im IA the Center, ea the morning of ^piHog Co„ nearly aH the mater- Cbarlea Mmwe nod Harvrv Gramley. 1 l**l wmkmen to tnaL ApMtm*rtcw examtu- ul. । eoninoahig room wa* de- «nd they bailed from Guilford town- ,1l? Y*M.U of wugon mending and on nicuding .l — »l^'t-r» ramjHwni, room wan u< • , . ' black-mltllUlg : the lx-st of Harrow-. ouira-rniinijig : rmnest of Harrow-. -tion diachMed the fact that ■ atroyed. BDdtotiaideTable damage done ” P‘ | Corn Plow-, femtd ra. Mpwem Corn^Ptow*. Rond Scrape ScrHjyr*, Mo were . Mttrety hkrdrtid or hepa- Jn lb<? Job and room*, w hen . Ed. Snyder, of Lexington, while out and Rrajwm, Caatfngk llowa. Plow ■o quite cstenaiT* valvular the flre wa* rxtin.rni-hcl Bat the 1x1- {'Pn““f 4‘h, arcidrntally a. ridentally dint Wt’t forget *ho» , I fixing-, fixing*, ete. etc. IDon forget toealI to call before before >f the heart. uw nre wa* rxUDgui«u«i. HQt tt»c pn JumMlf in Hie arm. Mortification ant rat 1 yon> buy. I1 will give you more gwxli Uortiflralmo will five mot. ml. di-care of the heart. rrer jn and be refu-cd to have hi* arm am- i for lea* money, than nny other man ting nutated, the con-cquencc being that be J. J|. —A. H. Keith. the Uvery man of . diml lart Sunday. — ■ -——------------ — Harting*. and Alien Jone*. IX-jmty 1 .. .. ... . llrarara -.’raJ—...iSheriff, were ia ttdNNlgk4/au MofiAv, um> until th* daiaaag* could be repaired. UokinrfovJe^m^.Jlcckok. who £d The Calvert Uth. Co.. Coerawmaf ,4rf- i was -truck w it h a billiard cur by one | Power* a few days ajro. now lira very Jumped a hoard-bill at loci* and one rrriiwi aad JfMWpe* Fanner, whose of- 1 low and doubt* are entertained of hu at Hooting*. and had also skipped oat Hrra were In the building. nl»o mtfrn-d ! reeorriT. The trial hna been poetponvitbeat. (Mjia* Keith fllO that he owed some lorn. The Wi»rotimatedul|t-.- | ed on that account. him for livery hire. It in Mid. that,[ MO. The origin of the fire i« -appoa*d I Two women of Blimfield, haring rewhfteHeckok wm in ia Hartiagolw to be from some oiled rag* that were 1 cently died very raddmly. the people are excitedly asking asking each other -lured away. what kind of medicine waa given them —The W. C. T. r. wjt! meet at the by a person who adrertiae* to cure the M. E. ChurrU, Tnaadiy, May 30th, at opium habit. He won't teJL S:» r. a.. The mrwlwi of tbe Society ; Clemens Dagne, aged IB. wan killed nml all other* who are aatrrcatrd in the at Clinton, on the 10th. while attempt­ eaaae of tcxnpenmrr arc capceialljr rc- ing to jnmpnti a flat rar attached to a Canada Southern freight train. Seven ears poaaed over him. TH* ia«a exam­ Man. L. J. Whkklem, Sac. ple of what may nmult from tho boyiaipractice of jumping on and off tnufia. CIRCUIT COURT ITEMS. _Court opened Monday afternoon wit Hi* Honor. Judge Shipman, from Cold water, pre*idiag. The afternoon w« nicnced grading for the name on Manday morning. which, when completed, wM give »»*« much, If not more, side- At Grand Haven. Mar 13th. Alon Bilx. editor of the Spring Lake Rcpnbbea*. got into a scrunmagc with Pott*. JiThU.lrril^in w’hwTSr 4?°™ With Bilx. hurting hi- bead quite badly. Bdx bar sworn oat a warrant far the arrert of Wabh. Milton Mim Maggie Jeffrey liaa ja«t received au cxrecdiugiy fine and carefully aeh-rted -b-ck o' Millinery, Fancy tiomU, ete., which toe i* rdmwnis to bur nmu- ____ _____ We run in gtmxM-ciion with onr bn-ine-aa ■ A FIRST-CLASS TRIM-SHOP. BOOTS AND SHOES, If you need anything in the TRIMMING line, call and are u*. for we can do you good. INotionw, Etc. IRIK IF YOU WANT Can-folly attended ti>, and aatifaction given every time. Fresh Goods and Lew ‘ IT" Hoping to rverivc a Prices. 1 for pa-t favor-, I remain lilieral -hare of your patronage, and thanking Tour Obodiant Servwiit. WILSON A HOWL ' EUGENE COOK. DO NOT NEGLECT FURNITURE! ■ --------- A FULL STOCK---------- TO CALL ON AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE the BUYER. KOCHER BROS. WHEN TN NEED OF --------- A COMPLETE LINE OF---------- DryGootu.M-otiott., ■Mb. Sheca, Ble. Their Store M alwaya anpplM with InrfOwjiMwii i COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c., &c. I & KELLCMiG, DEMARAY MUSICAL I School report for Dint. No. ora* attendance 341 -i COyfFUTlTIOX ! <OMPKTE a*o • ' . ’ 4&Tf.a«llS h»*Wferraj|irffhKkk>f graqrk*.«»«». the okl Borton More to give "him a chance to VCnovateTi i--t orr. Tbo planter will be taken off overhead ,' I WINDOW SHADES. CURTAINS, CORDS. AND FIXTURES. School. Misernaaami* aM Blsmk -Hooka. Hlstes, Stetinonw and Legal Blank*. D*y Book*, Ledger*, Ac. Good Book* for tbe Home Cirvk. i Fine American nod Foreign Watebes. ' r-hratoM IK-. —* ° -** - ZI..1.1 tl—— They are the beat in i wred about ■ foot Across tbs top. He Work ha* been commenced “1I" raid T/'k™' .F* • । ■aid he wanted aoiuc card* print<-d, and after asking him for the copy, lie Clem. Smith »pokeat the RedRiblmn ' ------ . .2^.-----------gavwn* a eard with the following writ­ HMi. .... ...,«M.»di-!fB A. ten thereon: "A. C. Bridge*. United M. Darling liA* launched hi-new boot i 80 yda, IMnty. ffL ••Old Zaek. iuade by die Morgan Boat 1 » I'* Tea. JY nolo Leaf. ffl. lem at Vemoatvillc, Eaton Co„ Mich.* Company. Lard fc. Butter Ik 8. Xows WALL PAPERS and BORDERS. HATS AND CAPS. I. U»aiMtat«raWmr -Who will take tn the White Monn- Dye Stuffi! SURGICAL IKtfTRUMEXTR. 8HOU LDER BRACES. _______ HUPPOBTS, Ac. FINE PERFUMES, • TOILET ARTICLES. COMBS. BKl'MHEH, HOAPS. Ac* The KOCHER BROS CHEAfa ran ran befwe MUHMi Lfotroit />»*» u in the Whit*- Mr Detroit July 7th. to all who im»; call. KOCHKN BROS. Naaixvtllw. ICch. nr- Call at Dr. IkuhA Rcapectfully. BOINK BROTni �PaixCR jUhandku, the new ruler *f Bulgaria, is a Hessian. Widow Vax Corr ia carrying on ace­ rival at Kingston. Can. ' Hawaroa Dkll, of Naw Hampshire. In tbe Hss—sI prtir<> at oefS; Mita Kmxooo aEd off to Europe on, an avalanche of bouquets and kiss**. Tom Gurrnc, a C3-ycar-old darkey, living in Boston, ia the father of sixtythree children. . Dawm, of Mssssr-buaetta, is tbe only graduate of Yale College in the United ' "'A' trti IGm., wd .j,- t... be w> fount guilty cX homiddv, and fully eoes- totSUWMnf fWSUScW to BWSsa and Still main­ tain* that ba vs* j touted of God. life wits W greaily era-had bj Um- xrowing raMvioCox that • Iwoq Ri-ilty of a cvimr." Sts* atonM, r bank, and four dwell- C«U*<1 i«d-4*of DBOM.MEDIClBESaxiCHEMICALS, A. U. GniMAj,* Breton m<ro lawyer, lias married tbe white daughter of a Wisconsin preacher. Hanvann OwudMEhaA twvgtwdt>te* in the ‘Senate—Whyte, of Maryland, and Hoar, of Massachusetts. Tax Meriden Woolen Company, of Major Joiur -E. Blaixr, brother of the Senator, is Paymaster for tbe army in the Montan* Department Orx. PrMRDTTOW, who surrendered Vicksburg to Grant, has taken up his resident* in Fhilad^iliia A from Lahore, India, aaoMixwe Mat Yaksob Xhss has sesvpted an 0» British proposal*. TLrw silvatx* tbs frenUrr deliver the annual address to the line so m to sirs tbs Urttuh lb« Koluk |»to> ot cadets at West Point in June. l*Ubrcs valley, lbs Koram valley a* far ae tbe The German Emi Kbaarrardec pa**, an«! the Khytew pass aa far offered a pnsc for tl______ __ . diphtheria, to be publiAhed within Jx Turkey; the Mohammedans at Adrianople are pltmdeiu.,; ibop* on areoanr Tax Mikado of Japan recently gave •f tomgvr.. _Afpr»iiwnmre<u< wKU rlsetrte | a dinner to his Httuiten st. whicji he Mgbtoa Ihs Tkato* •’Igtesfcnwtf. tbe Irai-Jati made a rao-eh eefrsnring tlwdr. gxfkwvu Board of Pts!4fe Works report! Inal elrctrtetlr gancr and luxury. Ytcx PuKNtnKxr Wheki.u's sister, I—»u>r vf wbq^n^ illness hr returned kvue fn>v WaabingtOli. is somewhat liry forew al ebcUout ia not A.uMfuL No toUmutattou or coerctou should ba altowM to sswtftsr sss s ahaps of aosabtaafiaas of svU-dfepoe*l sw- Us toterfwwtos, sod m far aa pra^lksMe from IROJ, WAILS 18BELF HARDTARE "=rjJS They have some pretty big farms out West, but the largest of them dwindles in­ to corgparetive insignificance beside one which is just being established in Colo­ rado. This is tbe oonaotidation of the Hermosilla and Huerfano cattle ranches in the southern part of that Blate into one immense stock farm, which will run along both banks of the Huerfano nver, bstwesu forty and fifty miles, and cover something over one hundred tlioosand acres. P. T. Barnum has been interest­ ed in the Huerfano ranche for about ten years, in company with a fellow­ townsman of Bridgeport, Ct., named Sherwood, who .................... ‘ the knowledge Tus nrwly-el«>cted Prince of Bul­ garia. Alexander I, u 5C years old. He married to an Austrian Countess. and A SSAtX boat, containing a {vrty of wi n:«w, Wbn^iad teevtont m a k*>itox exesr •ton. WM e*iwte-l D> tbe, Mi*Si*«prd riiw oesr K IziSI*. an I Uura of tbe parly J> ovnnt — Bcjbikd’ .'Th?»~itinil> nrr A Fnlliw yyl seawsl t'tuenand Rjjbl* sirsrta. Puxce ixiris NafoLSon received de-. tuonsUjaUosa ot waUoma whenever be sp|ware. 1 m ptfblic* at Cape Toxrti He lias not •yet combed any bullets out of joined William H Vanderbilt, John B Dutcher and some other capitalists with h.m in the Colorado Cattle.Company, which combines the old Barnum-Sher­ wood property with tbe adjoining and much larger Hcrmoallta ranche. and proposes to go into the buMDcas on a bigger scale than waa ever before at­ tempted. Barnum and Sherwood have had aa many as five or six thousand cattle on their farm, hut the new com­ pany experts to increase tbe number to at least fifty thousand. " There's mill­ ions in it," aocording to Barnum, for tbe Bridgeport firm nave raised oxen until they were ready tor market at a coat of only M x head, and the expense of herder*, which is the chief bill, will be proportionately diminished with larger herds. Then, too, the new com- M.taMl.OW. A reaohition directing that, a* tbe wr<ralilp**ra Ui Hl. Paul's believed it tm|M>wiblc for tbe Archbishop to pay off the ininwnM- debt, they nnaniniotialy pledged tbemaelves to remit one-half their claim* was adopted fought A Literary Character. When Himlkins was invited to attend a literary party, a few nights ago, he Ix-gan studying the prominent Quota ,i.«kr a good impreaaion on screraJ ladies whom hr expected to tie present, a» well a* the genend company. He had his route all laid out, aa the abowrui-u nay, and knew just where Ur was going to put in the phrases, which be had Jotted down in a note book, in case Iuh memory should fail. Ms waa late on purjMiae. an<l as his host weicoaxtl caulr, which will make them worth 955 to kho a head, instead of the |J2 to 936 which Barnum and Sherwood have got for theirs Vanderbilt i» expected to run his new enterprise in connection with his nulroads, of course, and go into the business of exporting beef on an immense seals. Altogether, it really seems to l>e a pretty big thing —PhIla delpkia Titnrt Siberia baa long been not merely tbe political, but the universal prison of nnaaia, capital punishment being dow reserved for ciaca of high treason. and as order punished with transportation tor life. But in thia transjortation there are many different grade*. Ban lie w** soon seated beside • fair la<ly. who l*-gan couvcrmtion by remarking that “ Tbe present age of poetry seem* tn appeal to trio sentiments leas than the paarian*. aad the future. we should bojs-. would bring a more sj-sthetic \ At the charter election in ludiauapte.1 W.rk Um ratire H.-,,til4ie.ee.ticket wa» •uremsfid by msjorttlc* rausuij fn.ni lrMAJ to r.IMU At laf.ret.- :1m Bepub teas ti r te t WM *t*,> eteeU.t f-, »•*,! U . - J. — ■n BimpkinB crawled behind the end rend all his phraM over again. When be emerged and joined a circle at a table he was caught l>etwe«n two young ladies, each of whom canto | in for a share of his attention, until he ' said. * How happy could I be with | «. ttev.b u-t. ib. ifll nlJlrr, if taberdear charmer waa was P.ynra! al lfc* mm, tevrtofarv _£f ^c tl g() homp *7“** “ VtAtvwiIM* i_ ravwfor And then Bimlkins broke tor the ; to WMSDtoist row -- ---* -1?oor “ * horrified expremion came over J. ' b“ h" ’■ushrd from the bouse and ! is the mildest form, usually inflicted upon military offender*. Next comes Western Siberia, which, traversed by several commrerial highways, contain­ ing many large towns, and in constant communication with Russia, offer* ao many advantage* that more than one criminal whose term had expired has re­ mained there in preference to returning bnme. Eastern Siberia, called by the RuMuana *Za Balkabki’ (beyond Lake Baikal), ia dreaded by the convicts for its remoteness and sterility, it being a common asying among them that “one year in the East is worse .han two in ths West” More terrible than all. how­ ever, ia the sentence ol hard labor in th* mines, especially those of quickail- -___ th* bones, makes a certain and horrible death tbe inevitable climax of the pen­ ally. Escape ia almost ii " 1 tbs countless military p--------- ,------------strictness of their surrcillanee; bnt, aa if to make aasnranoo doubly sure, the Russian Government is now eroding ’.■rtfss beard, tbe marhm* continued to de­ scend, but in a jerky and apaasBodis way. The head of the Udv appeared to be held between the arch of the elevator opening and the wall, for, after tbe first and second doors had been jiaeaed in the descent, the body waa dangling, the feet not quite touching the floor. In time -though th.- period seemed an age to the horrified and bei pleas tending, aad at that instant the body of Mrs. Lightner dropped limply through her husband's outstretched arms upon the floor. The husband, uttering th* most piteous lamentations, lifted the mutilated bead of his wife to his bosem, and caught the torrent of life blood that gwabed from her face. From the moment of the entanglement ia tbe doorway not a cry or sound of distress escaped the lady's lips. As the atavator struck the tending, and the mangled body fell upon tbe floor, there was a convulsive movement of tbe chest and DR1 (W0DMILK8ui DRYGOODS tempted to step out, believing ahe was on the fifth floor, the point where ahe intended to go, when her neck struck die gate of the elevator. She was beat nearly double, thrown l>ackward. aad waa precipitated below to the basement, a distance of nearly seventy-five feet An employe, who waa standing on tbe floor near by. altemj " ’ *--------- “--------hie balance, fortunate girl, aad, . _________ _______ _____ -.wdlong down the road to death. Tbe fall ernabed her skull, broke both arms and legs, broke her ncckj and her flesh waa braise** so horribly that it presented an unrecog- Groceries and General Produce, Gortsehakoff in the model Minister of an enlightened despot He is noble; be is cultured; a patriot, but no Chauvin ist. He has some right to be an aristo­ crat, for the GortachaknSs claim to descend from Ilario, the founder of the Russian monarchy, who flourished a thousand yean ago. Tbs family has given Russia two saints, and s good many Prinoss who merited whatever tion. He himself looks every meh a high-born aad high-bred gentleman. Courteous and affable himself, be has bean at no Utile pains to polish and humanise that most booriak of created brings, the Ruasiau lacal offioex London Truth. Tbs spread ot akeptiaiamin Garmany has had tbe effect ot diminishing the number of aspirants to the Protestant clerical profession in that empire. In Upper Hesse, for instance, out of 196 places for Protestant clerical aspirants, M are vacssit; in Rhenish Beeee, out of Kb pls res 12 are vacaat, and in die province of Btarkemfeerg. out of 182 plac es 12 are vacant. There are 33 exit of 93 curacies vacant, and it is impossi­ ble to find candidates for them. In the University of Giessen there are at preecefr only seven divinity students, so that tbe future looks "no brighter than , । ' | MONEY TO LOAN! la Apprvn4 lol biate kcvritiM, $100.00 ojkL UPWARDS (Mrlj j^as^Ty-ris^1^ U«r and ------ Imslihy ~°r'*nx‘ mayhap, by reason of � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-05-24.pdf.pdf ec6782a0a4ba348bb58b09291f4dea29 PDF Text Text 02084019 NASHVILLE, VOLUME VI. BArW MICHIGAN, SATURDAY,’ MAY 24, 1873. When Jesus ceaara in the bwoee of •onvw, Be apeak* the name wpndroua words which He spake to the mourner* at Bethany. He allowed death to ootne there first to make ready for Bia own coming. Is not thia one reaaon why death la allowed to take our loved ooea? try two shilling* for me; tfttwfnsm “ Then I wont pay you anything." 1 " Better try for yourself, six," sad the lew nr tw« Bira-Hnox.—Mention is made in a foreign paper of a plan par aued by an ingvntoui physician for in। soring a supply of ice for use in aick' roonui during the Lottost nights, and I without diatnriwig Use patieul. This । plan ia to cat a pises ci flannel about nine inches square, and secure it by ligature round the mouth of an ordinary I tumbler, n> a* to leave a eup-ahsped deprrttrion of fiannd within the tumbler । to about half it* depth. In the flannel i so donned piece* of ux msy be preserved > many Umit* all the longer if a piece of flannel from four to five inches square Im twed aa a loose cover to the iee-cop. Cheap flannel, with comparatively open mcahtt, to preferable, aa the water .amly ■ill I drain* through it, and the ice is kept “No, it was you,’' ~ quite dry. “Wall, thea, if it was ma—good-by. Cowper." B»xt ix Iwncaxirmrr Favaa.—The A littte deaf and dujpb girl was oarc The men stared. ask.-d by a l*ay. who wrote tLaquosUon drrecUoo* art- to take a handful of “ What, air! Surety yon will try your on a alate, hat is prayer? " The lit­ aowderal whits sah, such as is used in luck again ?** staid ter'mrrk. tle girl took the pencil and wrote the Ityf .is, not fair! “ cxcteuuod Mr. reply, “Prayer ia the wish of the heart.", 1 (uw, if poadble) with moderate licat So it is. Fine words and beautiful ver­ ' till it becomes a! a brown color. The se* said to God do not make prayer । like that of roasted coffee. “WhstT is thia Mr. Beckley’ i , dose for an adult ia a soupspoonfnl without the wish of the heart. tainly ia. How do you do, sir? Jisaolved in a glass of warm water, taken । *1 once. -It *!>ouiil be stated that when do yoe <L>’“ ■ n >» rv - -v I the fever make* it* appearaace at inter­ vals of two. three, or four dare, the rem­ truths of the gwpel require edy should be taken fasting, on the • Really, you have the better of me,' prehension some moral dis­ morning of the day fallowing the fever. ■aid Mr. jo Beckley. perplexed "I -- -- How e*n a thoroughly self­ To oreroonw (he thirst exeited by the don't recollect ish man undarvtand the truth of Christ's ■alt, but a small quantity of water “Cowper. divinity? Divinity to him mean* force should b« taken through a straw. Duror quantity rathe* than qualitytrf being. irg tho forty < igLt hour* which follow How much would you know about the the taking of tl«* salt, the appetite A|>dUo Beiridera it one should mmply should Im- satisfied with chicken or beef ted yon that • consirtrd of w many broth only; it is esperially orrery st cubic inches of white curbla, and the time to observe a revere diet, and to weighed »o many rounds’ ’Whs! idea avoid taking cold. The author asaert* of it* beauty would those word* convey that during U* qightccu years that be to yon? Boma snob quantitative nation . has uacd this method of treatment be <J Ghntt's diritMty a scliish man may I ha* never been unsucceaaful. The get, **d it i* the only idea of Him that i remedy ta certainly harmless, and per Are they in London ?’ we find in the writaag* of many theo­ I hap* worthy of a trial.—Trench M>vi A light broke over Mr. Berkley’s face. logians. Buch a notion may well be dis­ I fcvil Journnl. AU uncertainty vanished. puted about, but it is of no practical “They are wito me. Cowper, at the , Wks*. Etm.- A very simple remedy value. To apprehend the beauty of lor »r»-ak eye* i* recommended by * Msrir*C olarf,“’ h^said. Christ’s character, in which Hi* dinnitv "Ah' glad to bear it. Ton are going physician, aa follows; “ Get a 5-cwnt chiefly resides, one i^e-d* much schoofthat way ? I shall lie plcaaed to accom eako of cider flower* at th*- druggast'*. ing in the semrwa ol obedwnre and aad ateep in one gill of water—it moat love. And the more men kaawef this be steeped in bright tin or earthenware; Ilin lea* they will be inelined to djajxiUstrain nirehr, am! then s«ld three drop* of hiudannm; iottl*- it tight and keep full of rood feeling. rappmes that ChrisTs work consist" in a cool place, then nre it ■* » wash, letting some ol it got in the eyes. Fol­ “I am proud to welcome you to onr simply in furnishing u* an example h*« low this, snd relief is certain. If the country. And what do you think of I a very inadequate idea of what man eye* ar* painful ar much sore, make Hiviglaial. Mr. Beckley F । need* and of what Christ ia. It ia true ■ ’Xoi Six:; •art bsacMr *■ —. T***tt *a> mm. Hm Ml »i> ■H tto nvsl **1t*Uo* WW Ito Sa* af rtwv Sswm. •N«r M.HOK ” Tf'.W. PARMENTER. WAR TKR S. TOWERS care to live fn England, cwgaeixed here. whtlr <-ru<l*; tmt, after all. j mnv px.t nopb.-wh UNION HOUSE Tux iron work* of Altoona. Pi, are again in full blast. . Paxu*ow, N. J. is rapidly fllhng up with silk weaver* from England lx Newark. N. J., every manufactory “Block-raising. theory of niy own ______________ temj>eratnre cattle will fatten faatcat. and have built sheds. so an tokeep i '0AAO STRONG. > mtuk*c*is«i ”^t’a up lUirv 1 see. Come on. nr." Mr. Jo, Beckley followed ton* tip »•». **4 t*«r I three flight* of stain to a little front -wa.wrf uwj office, where a clerk "too I busily writrw»«t ■ Um ' *DK behind a long counter, raa* ap “Good morning. 1* thi* the office of the Rio Janeiro lottery ? " OLCOTT HOUSE, * Xewhvilta,'Michigan, U. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. Tin: brick-making industry is bow one of the most important ou the bank* of the Hudson nwr. It la estimated that there are upward* of ISO back­ yard* between Tarrytown and Albany. Is I'lilalmrgh, Fa., tho rrun-manufact­ urer* ire complaining o’ the high rate of wage*. At the present rate* the puddler get* *3.50 per day, th" bar-mill roller from JO to fft, the catcher from to tb, the beater M. the abMt-ralk r from H to flu, ahewt boater* from H to Ft 50. and the ahearamen from fll to •aw. Tar business outlook in Cleveland. Ohio, h cheering. According to the , Leader of that city, the pnewa, which have for month* been depressed, are o*) the taord. and ca upward tendency prevails well nigh universally. Meohanica, ton. of all Irada*, era in de­ mand. and few idle men among that class who honestly desire work can be The clerk looked into his books. '“Il Ima drawn £75, 2 shilling*and * traveler in foreign lauds. I have seen • Ibfl CMkibbs to* M 'oitr Mon Bloag." [ Mr Thurman—“While I have never ! seen the sun rise over ' Man Blong,' I , have observed the insidioua miasma «tcam up from Kidwell bottom*-** will give you two draws instead." A local incident, parallel with the *©h 1 All right. Here, make it four , above, though tom graeetol, was told in dtafrB. Bore are 2 ahilltngs more." Cleyelapd many years ago when re“A shilling a draw j* cheaper than are fwHed foreign traveler* were leaa plenty than now. A learned tourist, tasting and diseuaning one evening with a few untnveled persons the mcrita of some over the counter. NEW superiority that be had drunk wine on the banka of the Rhine. Not to be out­ done in tales of remarkable life experi­ ence, one ot the. cocnpsm v, rather a tough cuss, aa Artemus Ward would —fagpiwif "Weil 1 twn tot * ao far to accomplish it, I hs-e nsvmthelras drunk whisky oa the banks of the Cuyabow*.’—€’le»etonH FWn Doofer. LIVERY! NUMBER 35. 1 white on the many scenes of ills boy­ hood days tlist would come back to hi* memory. He seemed so abaerbed in what was before him that another geotteman passing thought he would take a look, and likewise earns to a standstill in front of ths window; u> old woman, go*u« by with a basket, had her femi nine curiosity srouaad, and, partly to rest, sat down her burden, ansi, adjust ing her shawl, turned her eye* in the direction of the big aquare clock; a couple of small boys, rolling hoop, next try nndsr ita imwwii*ie lafloenre is about 4,500,(mt) aquas* mil**, at more than oor-ihird greater than tho whole extent of Europa. . , , For the purposes of trade the original chartered territories ot the aompany, all the time the nucleus of the gathering and tb* vast outlying tflrenitol eomwas undoubtedly rnndnating on the ■ »shi raises*., are directed tote sichappy past, uncanwnoua of hi* rar­ tions sailed the. Kartbtwn. Southern. roundings. In about five mtnntca a Mootoeal and Western. tlnrertrererta crowd of twenty-five people from the Of there the Northern departioent u> different walk* of life Lad halted before sitnated, between Hudson bay and the that same window, all eagerly stretching Rocky mountains; the "Bouthere l*etheir necks to get a peep si what was twoen Jamre bay and Canada, Includ­ the central object of riew. The crowd ing sfeo East Main, on the eastern shore grew largvr eadi succeeding minute. of HatisM bay; tb* Montreal departasrtit camprebends the extant of the bosi*cm back of the store to black his i>or>to and In the Canada*; white th* Weatesn smooth down his Lair, in aulieipaUou of composes the region* west of the Itoeky a big rush of trade; and the original mountain*. There four department* cause of the commotion was still re­ are again divided into fifty-three small­ volving in hi* mind the joy* of his er portions, called districts, each of Ixiyhood, utterly oblivion* of the rap­ which is under thTdirection of a super­ idly gathering multitude, who by intending officer, and has a depot frtrt, to tliis time ha<l begun to push and crowd i whieh all the supplies for the dirtrict . are forwarded, and to whirti all fare and I otiicx produce ar* sent for nhipmrsit to ui tho varum* store" near by bad start­ i England. Tb*** district* an again ed on a dead run for the apoVand, the ! sulxlivided into numerous minor eatal* fever spreading. 500 or morn, men. ' lishmcnU, fort*, posts and outport*. women and children, all broke into • ’ Over each of there there is *n officer canter, bound to reach the scene of dis­ 1 *nd from two to forty mon, mechanic*. aster in time to get ■ good scat. Every | latorev* and semnte. Brside* the toam th»l come down that igre<-l rein’il company employ* multitude* of men aa vvyagaon, manning anil washing the । boat* and canoe* in every partrt the territory. Tho discipiia* and etiqortte ' maintauie<l are of tho stnatost kind. ' and aa err>ri( tlu corpt exist* between ! the IkOfiO offleer*—commissioned and I notwvwnmbraoned—voVagear*, and ser­ I vaats swii as is only to be ftread ifl-the > army, or ia an auticak. and hanoMbie ! pulled the fire-alanu hastily, and an­ i The, fort* and trading paste of the olbar guardiaa of ths peace down the ' '-ompany are scattered over it* 'mmenw otbrw comer of to« block let dnn- in ' terrftones at distances start varying ti>e saaie way. pulling ta as alarm from from W to M0 milea. A better idea another |l«»x. Whang, whang, whang, । m*.T. perhaps, be obtained of their rela went the fire-bdl, l»oi fl-1 1-44, and I tive paaitiona, and of tLe isolated Eve* every other eancdvable number. The of their garrisons, by nnagining the Fin1 Dejmrtrocut started Ont Ln three lanad ritato of Otin planted in the add different directions, with the entire die of too fur country. In that •want town at its heels, veiling, " Where’s the i the company wuald build on* trading fire? “ and the black smoko from the post in it.—J/. M. Jtobiruon, in Uar steamer*. and the rambling of luc ' i>er't ’Magatine for Junt. heavy wheels, with the gongs and b*ll* of the bore-carnages arid hook-and-lafldcr trucks, made up a bcdiannrtie rotnh”i"«>» ■ »«»'«•' pouod of racket* that would have awak wore seated on a bowlder alongside the L >«n “J cned the dead, if it were possible; but tion are defective and unlovely live* ।!",? . Z. the man that was the prime reuse of all “That peculiar character.’ amd Dr. ’ d ^Tl^ tho hubbub Lad to* eyes fixed unmov- turned from Sutro, aod toe other waa edly on the object that flrrt attracted his si ton tian, apparently dreaming of the rock, they sat down for a talk. “Hsve you quit over there?" "“y1” । -•» «-» *S7 i» ii i -<-u time the confusion came to an end, and the one who wax eastward bound. o.Y.r to. m«n<nr to. nrMn.1 —TC-.il, klnw ,<m to .told miltoto. he walked off, Larin{j won * bet of f .’> that ho eould aland still and draw a big­ upon which th< original grew. ’Xc ger crowd than any walking-match in •ThcfoUowing the country. ought to grow out of our own roots; our , "Traid of 'em? ’ own inherent propriety of aonsiitalion ia I “You bet I saw one yesterday the beat nucleus torouxMwa fonualaon.* olliDgr upon the sick : Only call at the 1 alongside an old boiler kickin' off the the rirct-heads one by one. Never Thia, then, ia what *e need - the heal door, nnlMs you are sure vowr fnrnd i* missed one. I was just going on the iug. the quickening. Lb* refArafeiiing of able to see you without karm. Enter I shift, and. when I saw the mule and our spiritual life. It ia lint a model to and leave tfie house, and move about , .. m . .uur, um, , th® ««>m. quietly. C*rnr a cheerful persttial ill-will. But tb*« bonorebfe grow by; it is “more Ilf* and fuller that ’ That 1* what Christ came to I »•«■, aud .j—vk cheerful word*. In politic* imply a respect of treatment, a I am coms that they might -k~~ »-u u— ir freedom from n> isreprtwcuiation, or taunt, or calumny, or ridicule, or innu­ endo, which are seldom found. Wheu , “The worst mule I ever saw," said a muii cliarges an opponent with riixxiti- the other, “ was in Pioche some rear* , stitutKiual oonduct, or insist* dial be ago. It was one I owned. One d*y it । favors a ooure* • /wch Is prejudicial to rtiI'IhkI against some nail* sticking out I Uie public welfare, ho tncrelv "talc* tbat th«l it msv learn how to blossom, it urod sTu11“<»»• bat not the bat U the hi* opinions differ from those of bi* I opponent, and, of course, oqe opinion to fee! at ita own heart the wann th of the 1 *--ld d7in* H ran and the moisture of the soil Sot something with you to please the aye may be a* defensible aa the other. Christ before vqu m an emn^a, But ' *n<l «“*oT» the monotony of the sick- When Webster and Hay no differed as flower. or even a picture, which to the nature of the constitution, and just in to the head. Then he saw a few “ Christ ia you." cemmumcaiiag to you 'room; n * “ thc ritahxing energy of Hi*own sternal you can loan for a few days. If dcrir* , each maintained his view with argu tacks on the post a little lower down, life, is the jmwrw of God unto talvation. ' ble, some little delicacy to tempt the ment, there was 'no reaaon whatever which were only lialf driven in, and he appetite will be well beatowed. The that they should not eat together the drove them in, too, with light taps <4 — Sunday Afternoon. ' perfumes ol some flower* arc poisonous, | quiet chop, nor smoke the peaceful the hoof, jnst as easy and gentle a* and they should never be carried into pipe. But when one gentleman areertI the stek-roosn. Especially is thia true I ed that his opponent supported a sysThere fa one very sweet rehar in I of the tuberose, oleander, hellotrope, I tern which was the snm of htunan vijwhich "Jesus cornea* to His own fol­ ' hvacinth. orange, lilac, eynnga; and ' Isinica, drraondixmg to all who were kilted. 1 lowers in those days. He does not lilies. Stay only a moment, or a few . brought r-ithin ita sphere, and making come in fleaby form, as Hr did aighioeu minutes at the longest. unlsia you can them nuurstealer*, brutes and ss*ssimi, knew what waa up. At firat I was going caniuriea ago; nc doos He eome amid be of soma help. it was hard to aopanUr the abttract view to atop him. but then I thought if my clouds and celestial spteadov. m Ha will i from its concrete application. It is mule was any kind of a mule at all be Ou Barmxo.ax ibe final jodgmewt. Bet inspirit, true Uist the accused might rvqfly that corfld take care of himself. Be l fust so*w by the rye of faith, Jewua drew* for it say* on Um subject of bathing: the charge sprung from ignorance, and delightfnlly near to Ihrmr yrbn seek for '" Once a week is often enough tor a eould not be accepted as a riacere as­ Hb prearne*. Hr eamte to the ^man to wash himaelf a!! over, and sertion; but, on the other haDd.ff a awakened penlteai, WLb criee out to whether in summer or winter that man really belicred that the per*oa.th<- ireatfen*akia* Him; "Coma said take away m atony I ought to lie done with soap, warm water aaeociate, or the oolteagu* of whom, hr I Lrert, aod saako B a. heart <d flash? and a hog’s hair brush in a room show­ spoke was in fart a thief aad a asnaderAlready yoq mav h«ac &a kaogkat ing 70 deg. Fahrenheit Baths should «r, h* could »<4 hoomtiy treat him **if your door, and Ilia loving voist : “If bo taken early in the morning, foe it is be were a gentleman. If bo dM not thou wilt open tbs door, I will come in then the ayatem posse togs the power of unto thee and sup with thee, and thou reaction tn the highest degree. Any withMa.“ 1 kind of bath is dangvrnna soon after a Hatten to let Him ini He wfD not meal, or toon after fatiguing curaiso. bo satisfied with a closet or a comer of No man or woman should teuaa'hdk hundred fart sway. The thing a* your heart, or with a naUrwahara of at the plan* of tha ’ ' ’ ’ “ Do you think Hm an homwt MMtt’* your thought^ grodgMqtjr ■ He anked a friend. “ No; J think him h adnoe ef »h«!lj ' kind cA aonrten ia corrupting In tW Ligheat dtcree, because it makxaaoarlain poriltea^rran rascality All Sat U«kMx«ulrels haveto rhi then, into Mware such a position, nr d they will be treated m boMwabl* men. Bnt, if *hi> ffeuhi, a .... Wses a T*» Carria***, •Witkpl Tbateo Ifr/JoHao vtotavfthMt afa -tope? Then lei and rase the pri Fill try �to bi a arparatr building, stsd there Huy ihst of tbr BuetoD Mmdd •Ij fnand him at work <>u his m«mk. He drcltard to talk alsmt pnli- <ta»ta*lMh«rMgj.^ur>re<Hi Maaou. of the ftth Regt. H. A., r«m<* over to Pwwcll tu examine for * dlsehargr all who toll unatae for duty, and likely ho gave Capt. Lawlerjk little wlmhwunr advirr idwmt Ink getting somitch of the '•rrtftet* down his throat; that it'mad.* 'fWMtty apjiear dis­ ' w ta» were more reganl- grnmbliiig than they wen. ever heard lo do before. The next- day Cantata Howell, ami Lieutenant's ItaratM and Amialeii came over to go to Cwdar 1'taut to a donee, and that changed the aabjeet. so the hoy* hnd nomethiug cl«e on their minds licside* parking boxes. On the IM day of July there CMwr tn Dowell from tie* main land.-im-ii with qiiired to drill twice a day,-and insjx-etian. — brary marching ortlcra— ttavw Haww per week. Tim whiskey Iwgnn to work off in about a week, nnd as no more was han­ dy to get. the Ca|Kiin Iwgan to get carelcM In regard to hi- atnugcnj. otder*. Sometime* the Company would mire oar drill; sometime- tbe Captain roiddn't get out to inspect the hoys, ao they began to frH p-etty good natnml toward Cap., for hi- "good conduct," at tbey termed It. , At one time some of the boya Iwing kept awake by the noisy whiakey, ami being temperate and hearty, slept rath­ er Liter titan usurd. thereby missing motniog rUI-catl. Then came the strict orders that anyone miming roll­ call should go tu Ft. Gaine- and work on fatigue ten day a. There were none 1C to Jaat abont a year since tb.- Rus aiisa Hurialiata firat- ourpriw-d tbrir fid­ taw eowatrymeu with a display of their I plan of actiou. Within tbe past 13 r mimtbs bills, placards, and |«mphlcta I isters, now al Umcottage of tb* labor- that our Flouring era, wMlih* w»st-i*y for which we w«m»M have «• traVeF tor tn find a parah-ll. How kmg the diarnal confeder­ Ito away tortisliriL litittxntflc NoutuX. acy has been in rxlMcnce—a eunfederMSNMTaMf Mua.u Dry wbeee membm acoabroad known sum. This waa also the I Ind farewell to Fort Few o’chick in the afternoon. of tbe day ta which they tarntad there. they went an board Ybr steamer igadto, having lumaed one hundred and thirty days at Powell. Tb«i Meararr waa tn convey them back to Fort Gainer, been executing with a precision that among their old comradra in arm*. excites the utmoat horror and astonishThe Ban Francisco CJtnmMt give* iahment. At find little 1st portance was the name* of a targe nutulwr of citimon- so from the flirt flut tbe war was in gvneral attached to tha manifestoes reaa who were discharged by tbeir em of the Rerolottaaary party. To day ptoyrra ft* vutitig for thr new rimstithe opinion ha- very mneb altered, nt t attorn of CoHfiirata. Tta* Central Pa least in Raasia itarlf. To find tire real iMe R. K. Co., appear to have wrgwaiannouncement of tlie present revolu­ xril a —yafrtw of entuptd—ien —nd defect tion we s»M>uld have to go back as far ion that would have nstontahed even a ’ ; ixx ujmtiou was rune for a certainty, and tlicy, would be compelled to turn a* the accession of tho Emperor Nicho­ New Engiaad manafarturer, aud men , holiest meu, or else lw branded aa las. It waa in 1833 that for the firat who went to ita* palla firmly i-auvirirt-d I thh'vea and plunderers. that their qwptayera dal not knew Uw , ! Aa Co. E were always known aa fur a Ccaatitufimi, which A «m atau they were gvdng to rote, fuaml. on j Oa tire 33d of May tta* Captain and a 1 strictlv honest among th" ’ “*— endeavored to secure by vielcut inc~nr. lite regiment it-woaklm tew of tbo-r who wrre fottd uf iLiuring tbeir rvtara to work, that thsiraervlrvn Thb movement the anatagwtic Cxar work to retain the good were na longer needed. F. P. Pttlclfrr ln*gan tbeir vWts over on tbw main­ wo* a common Mj ing ---- — — quickly crushed. Under hw. iron rule w «s distaiaard because be Iilimbed for land amoog the fair damrel* of that Michigan were never known to take there may have tarn occasional fer­ tbe new constitution, aud M. McLaugti- lovely spot, to participate in a aeries of anything they couldn't reach " but be ment, but nofbing to speak of came to lia Iwcaure hr dedinrd tu exhibit hi* ikinrv*. which were bring inaugurated that as it may. they were aa clever and the surface. It waaxonly "under the boucst u body of -oldiera as ever trod ticket tea civil engineer of the rom- over there, aud during tlie remainder I Southern soil. Tbelrduty waato weakmilder seeping of Alexander that the of tlx stay ot the buys at Powell then* l-ure. who waa stationed amr thr jsdl* । cn tbe eucuy, and if by chance they waa kept up n round of d*ocn>. liy the | .iicr-tvaclMxl and got a few thing* be- agitation first ventured to show itself longing to Um "truly loyal" Southern- again. Since the year 1883, when arrf«neof thr dtochatgrd mm.'' is a firat- •fficrriM Gaine-aud Powell. and by i। era, they stood readv to make repara­ dom was Mtnally abolished, it’lncrvassuch of |bc boy* aa aiabed to partkirias* mrrhaair, sober anal induotriou*. , tian. Frequently Co. E would get hold cil from day to day. and for 13 jrars it I of a few thousand dollars of Rebel pannd had worked for Cbc company for In giving a discription of one of M-r money, by mistake, and in that way ten year*. bly. and a ithout assuming a fixed and those dances I will not follow load tlwmsclvMi down with tbe more dednate shape. But. at length, last than u-cleiM trash. If by chance they A famine next year iu Russia ia pre­ the line laid out for there meager, I killed a !>ecf or mutton and l«y reason rear, if caiur forth firm, audacious, and dicted by Russian journals. Last year though truthful •tateux-nt* of the iu- uf tlie rank nature of the hcrbwgr that in a terrible form. All that time there ! tbe animal* ted ou the meat waa unfit appeared ia all the European cities of about ouc-tkird of the crop was des­ the Empire publications of on insarrvetroy rd by beetles and marmots. So that I tojnuip iuto a mw-lraat at Powell and for human food, the boy* always re­ tionary character accusing the highest gret ted tlie wanton olauglitcr of stock, the rred baa been deficient; and the rule over the buy. about ten miles, to a which were of no use to them, and officials and dignitaries of dishonorable conduct, avarice, and bartiaroua lireeattic plague took off nearly ninety per point of land, where we will find quite would willingly consent to tbr restora­ htaiiry. Ttietr removal from tbr eatosrrent of tho rattle in ninny phtcea. To a M-ttlcmeut of the "Uoolyhdl" Sou th- tion to life of soeh cattle or sheep. If' I ao* of the Emperor was demanded. got half a bushel of egg* that were there thing* must be added tho extra­ rrners. We will introduce you tu the they very carefully placed in some secret faiiinx which a songuhisry revmira ordinary drought, of the past half year. fair damsels of that Juvaly (f) spot. jdacc. to hide them from their rirw.br was threatened. From tltr oatart the Thea in Uom there are too many hol­ What! rout yon kiss those “lubly tbe ladita of tbe land, they would al­ Russian Socialists declared that they did not intend any injury to the Cxar. iday* (about ear hundred in the year;) lq>aP Well, nr meant do harm. Lot ways feel very sorry Uint tlie hot clim- It was the Court Carwontts they were had s'xh an uncharitable effect on dnmkenmws also to a widespread vice, ns enter th.* Louse, the teaidenec of a ale the bens tliat their i-gg- were all spoil- aiming *1—that wall which separates the rnlrr from hia pooplc, and through whore waatrfnlnraa is greatly fell. wealthy lord of ALxlmma. Here we cd when deposited In the nest. There were none bfCo. E but what I which lay the only way to the Monarch, Most offibe land In Ituaola is under find everv convenience for a good I this they declared must be Irvokeu mortgage to bankers, the proprietors time. Wood lias a fiddle, so a dance is regretted to lenve so pleusant quarters I down, if not in a peaealde wav, then bv to tim ex-rebr'a, who would now use arc hardly able to pay tbrir interest. on tl«e list of amiuwuKHU ; a few of them as fidiermen'" bate, or more like­ • force. They further demand a CoastlMad iboanawrs ate everywhere about the lx>y* start out for the nrevasarj ly tear them down anil remove tbe ma- ; tntion. lire suppression of Ilia Majesty'a ! private chancejtor>--commonly railed twenty par rent. The grain, which is frmsli help, nbUr wc clra > the room, the "Third Diviaiutr-the abolition of the chief article of export, aud which and prepare for aclfou. In a very short , lent localityThe boys of Co. E. who may now lx* corporal punishment with the stick in furulshe* taxes ami all supplies, is de­ tifiir a select company, composed of living, look Iwck to the time when they 1 prisons, better treatment of political voured br parasite- while growing, al­ the beautiful white, black, yellow.— were the male occupants of Fort Dowell, । prisoner*, reform in the remrta of Juawell, ladies, have assembled, and after and many are the times that they wish I tic?, and charges in tbe procedures in tar bring gathered, and on railroads. placing a guard ouUalr the boose to they ciiold arc flic place a* it waa then, prrUminapr c xaminntious under t.'ie prevent tbr Johnnies from surprising feast on die delicious oysters,—in I secret pdicr. Wn. Smith waa a tin-d. hungry ami u* io the midst of n cotillbm.wr cImmmc and their reaaon.—which were plenty iu aur- 1| According to the programme of the tattered Inuup when Im* atop|*d nt the partners, the music la gins, and the run tiding waters, and to be had for Socialist* or Revolutionary |>erty, tlie 'boys. reganUcM of aer or nxuk, are Widow Sterling'* in Springfield, III., nothing bet the fun of galliering. ! "Third Diviaion" waa to Le first’ dour whirling tbrir lovely partner* round What jolly times the boys would have, , awav with. The private clinncclUirj of tlw dusty room. Captains, Lieuten­ scouting among the Helis, sailing over his Majesty, it was declared, wax on in­ rd a lance farm, breidr* about FM.ODO ant-. Retoeant*. Conairnls. anil private* the pleasant expanse of water, boating , st i tut ion utterly irrcaaonabh- with tbe ia bomla. and gave the poor teller* t-Mit over to -hell (tank or to our of the ' spirit uf the pn-aent age—an inatituphryniriii out of charity. *Vbct> a ash­ yrllow of the taliabilaula. The Cap­ Forts, capsixing occasionally to give [ tion which standing alsrvr rind ontaidc ' tain looks over die thioug of Lariu-s all the law rortki not lie reached Ire stir ' ed. rouilx-d. anti nellcl.fthrd hr proved prraeul with the eye of a couhuisarur. them a more prnetiral knowledge of legal 'Vy- The chief uftbr "Third nautical at&rir*. U> cpsck iokea at the tu be a LmixImmim* voting man. Within II ami dwnxx a lovely belle of the yel- expense of each other, and towards the Divisiou" waa.. tlrerrtorr ihrmtened . » few UMUilha be wa» bi* employer* taw hue. and thru with the l-iaat that last of their stay, the very pkwsant vis- ' with murder ur naoaraination if hr exwitlrnt he leavra the sickly white trash its they received from the cultivated linurd to torture prisoner- into coufrs an it or. and boo of tlie farm. Mrs. I: xml the shining black one* to the rank »i«H> by subjecting them to tlie pangs.4 Sterling. although fifteen years his sen- mid tile he hie* away tn a -cat where be ladies of Soutlnlotn. All will remeuibrr hunger, thirst and knout. A certain time waa granted him in which to, few. fell in love with him. and it was tin- enjoys the time in conversing with hi* I very lovHy companion. If perrhanre tnrmi hia ways. Tbr authorities, upon vi-r-tood that ^bey meant to many, ant chats with him, the listening to the you bear a -onnd rcwiniilinga— a— nn, receivteg the intimation-, rmnloyei: hat be grew exacting in bis iL'ipand. । lie would not kiaa that h.mirly wench. I exploit* of the liesvr tarn, aa they were every rxertrfW to get a eloe to the au­ 1<»r ntoury. which she supplied Lavishly ) “iJeuu*u*t.t. I’ll write to Kate aliont ruMoingtbo Fort-,—Gaines and .Morgan, dacious authors and distribatnra of ' bow the ve—rls. a* they were taslte-l until be had involved her in serious |>c- your hugging that sickly looking relwl." together, stood tbe rain of shot and those publication*, but all without one♦ •Ililary truuldc. Then she rrfu-rd to । "No you don't, for what wrreyuu mak­ -bell, and by tl»e more than an uncom­ er**. Hand-bill* and placards nrcnied ing love to that black winch forF* over night Co grow imD nf the earth. ' give him any more, and he, in a fit of ! "Come Inm-o, gel to yonr places.** say- mon sternness of the brave Farragut The Army waa delugra with them ; tbe finally compelled the Forte to sarrrnrage, -tahlinl her. lie esc-jird, and is Wood. "1 hr music strike* up and soon drr. They w ill well rrmesnhe* Ute rio- laborer found them in his pocket in the ' any one not familiar with the facts its of tbr ladies to the light home, and morning. Xobodv knew whence they ‘ probably tramping again. woukl aujqxiM* dir company were old the bosptaibta manner in which they cease, but there they were and every frieud* oil a visit for tin* first time in There are attempts Co limit the opi­ matir yrars. To seethe hnya aa they were received, and with what grace returned the compliment. They um traffic in California. The Grass were then, with all their gvntlrmanly they Sewspaixrs iM-gon to appear, will cast their mind's eye over tbe past ient. Trw<ri » have passed an uedi- and winning w avs, one would hardiv and view the ninny danger* through printed and published in th* ragntai nanew mrpo«m« a license of fV) per ladicve them to Iw the brave mid gal­ which they panned and wonder, would form, some alMroad, others in the capital lant defender* of Fort Powell. Tbe la- they like Io pesa through like acene* itself. Suddenly, iu St. I'ctcraburg. quarter wpoo wptuni nelh-r*. drug store* die*,—well they might be called ladin 1 And as they arc thinking of there appeared the chief organ of the exempted The Sacramento/hwthisk* if they were rebel*,—a* to the color they Sin ir comrade- whit were with them in Hcvolutionary party, a paper which in this i* wrong, and that opium di-ue did not exactly correspond tctlie wives their -ojiMirn there, they will say to fool hardiaewa aurpoaaed every th tag tha t xnd sweetheart* of tlw Union ao ’ diera. themaelvr*, “1 wonder how many of had hitherto lieen known in Hie mine naght to be prohibited, not licensed. line. It hears the naiue Srasto i f<mbyet, for want nf female society, the boy a <‘b this subject the Xan Fnurctaco Slate cant aaMr tta- objrctiona and went In , them are sliil alive, and if alive, where I ode (Land and Liberty). Thia print Mfr they and what are they doing F aays: “There is great danger that the for fnn. Were it not that their wives Such and similar thought* will arise in । paaara judgement o*i life or deafay it would make tlie boys find it neersaary , -warn*, threatsms and pantous; kanmss nt thia deadly drug may br added to tbrir Hriudn, but the arrnea will remain nounocu beforehand thnoe who have the list of our Iwdy iwtf-ou I destroying to get tbeir haircut very short, we could i ns pcrrnniwnt fort-, na long a* they re­ i been eondemnrd iu criminal cmirts, and speak tight out and let tlw- world kunw . vxrei*. Tli* intensity of life here, ita how plcasmit and agreeable were the ' tain fltcfr trtetuWy. Wha cannot remember tlw mafiy Hy­ published earlier and more fai'bful acra-itrmmt.tfrtln. and disappointment, visit* and dances to the l-iys nf Co. E. . ing rumors which were cowveyrd to eount* with respect to tbr rondcmnei! When the officer* from the fort* comr them as they wrre in that secluded spot, I than the jonrnai* of the capital are aide tbr larger |troportK>n of our people x bo to Powell l<v participate ia one of the ; I to do. Cbptaso/ the paper are found are arpaaated from home iuflnrncrx. daneva, tlu-o extra* precauttaua were I no doubt manufactured expressly for ' everywhere, except when the public them by the camp w holesale and retail and fire practical materialism which i* taken to insure a good fime. Where gossip manufacturer, who waa always a - want to drop on theno. They a re found brrowtiug gw prevailing iriigiou. rea­ there were a majority of shoulder straps , flxeii factor in all regiments. To-<tay I in the offices of the Civil Service, in der this a eommumty in which the hab­ among tlie ompany at a dauec. the la- tlie rumor would be that Co. E are to manufactories, in barracks, in restaur­ dir* were very captivating, Many of be sntx rrcdrdrd by negm troops, to­ ant*. in the Ministry of tbe Interior, in it could hneuoily tutrnduevd.” tbr brave men were nearly all conquer- 1 morrow all but a th-pvant ami sixteen the Ministry of Fongn Affairs and Pub­ ed by the ladies. More than one of the men are to leave for Mobile. Tbe awxt lic eoligMenmeot, Ac.; in every ptace boys who participated ta the nmn.se- [ day, very likely, the rumor will b« tlw copies ol tbr Sem/a i Mratoda suddenly meat* of that weth.n of tire emfntry i regiment are to return to Michigan to crop up. The Councillor of the State WMWYtfffry sfirfthrtr*. Tlie report of I hr wrre mnsten-d out of the army at New garrison Fort Wayne, near Detroit- finds rtrem between the leaves of hi* (Means in order to return to Southern Such and many more silly rumors Conservative journal; tbr sergeant Medical Bureau for tbs* year of <877 has Alalmiaa and join tbrir fortunes witli finds tbemfoMnl fomMr hm orderly Lot recently been publidicd. and it those of their nrw found acquaintance*, book. All search b iu vata ; tlie arm*t ahaw* that ia * population of righty but after a visit iu tire vicinity of tbeir ( are a very numerous rlaas, and they **y by *tach the paper eumea b not to former pleasure resort, they found thr be discovered. Many new adherents IiHliaaib Mr death, of the year were at Uoufrdcrete soldier*, huslmnds and । have by practice bet omeexpert*in their have joined the movement who previ­ 1 line, and will make their hearers bcM» 1|i of *om thirty to fifty |»r (bon brother of Uwir foimer fair partner* Hove all they aay. and in fact, so long ously were drtcmxl by tbe fear that wood. The rarages of diphtheria pint it in pleasiifr. at home, and they (the Un- > have they Ixeu in the hnsineaa that tbe conspiracy would be dlaeorensl, Dot wrleome. »-» after ’ they believe they are telling the truth but who now, serinjg that every attempt first tn the Hat of disease*; next come* ion hnvs) when they know they arc concocting a ana enterprise of the rcvrdntioutst* re­ main* unaucoTeivd and tinpinrislidl. momUrnu* lie There are living many of €•- E who make enmmau eamw with them. Thus Moaria who do Dotaltow vaccination, isnmrward, wioer than when they part­ : will read these line*, and hr them, aod ed with tiwir ewrarade* iu arms. nnd tta- accounts fur the Large ux-rtatto* them are they writton, more than to tn* the Baltic aod’Wbita fee to the Sonw* very amtnung ineirlcnta could ky from aoaaU-pnx. Aa to tbe typhoid lw n-conlrrf of tbr vi-iu t>f the Union , any other pcraon or i- r-ous. These Black Sea and the Caapun, counts as few facta, ahhough not written in a pp ii ia called In Rnaaca "haagrr typhaa," Im vs among the Indie- of Alabama. etscal or fancy manner, w ill. I hope, many aa 10,000 working .mrmlwra, not When tbr ladies took it iatutbetabends tow ita gnutewt rax age* are always tn meet with aeonlial reception at the to apeak of tbe number ofagente who to flirt with the lUne Couto tbey rarrted have taken tbe nath of loyalty, but who tiw famine strtakea district*. things a kb a "high hand." the offi the tares hare loug aad happy Urea. ..a arc othrrwiar uninitiated. Among tbe et>is suffered Use moat at tbr hand of thc when they meet, if ever that t iate abouta UMUxbora k ia Mated that there are aevA South Cai idlua, Journal proiesta come, may ttarjt meet as friend*, nnd aa cralgenerals bcairfea the abbot of s mon­ against the practice of carrying eouat our time “taqra in War.’’ who pamrd astery. The total property of the revthrough many revere trials in the field, reainl wewprms.gavjng that praer mid mid came home with a gfonoua record, order should rvign in every Southern , nnd tltrir flag -till wavingta the lirerre, Slate, bat that jirople pull out pistol, a. s challenge that thore who curried. and kill each other at the least pretext, —------nrirdH. vwldwi mdfcrh need or rec it lowered to n tfnoudam frbmb qaumd enter into any «• comrade* whom the bugle argument, nn matter how trivial, withrakrn te roil roil, are mn»-<■: hot wmib. and they draw thrir pmcf tbe Jis* of tbrlrmporal Ur­ »*. taaxtag away M each other UBtk one he had told them of it^rignerwis rlim.1, M Iu* -U » *•«.« ** » for tta-ir best good tn have, to go rather to a wunncrrcgion.” Mi. Davis’health is fair, although be ia 78. Reaper & Mower w»re ctathM, Jwrpt3*»; mmx.. (i.Mte Combind Reaper and Mower $150 to $155. Single Mower, $75 to $80 Single Reaper, $135 to $140. SPRING MILLINERY Don’t foil to see them befoi the Michigan Also DOUBLE-SHOVEL PLOW SHIELD, Millinery and Fancy Goods Latest Styles & Patterns liPRBMD HARRIS SPRING TOOTH DRAG ting in all ita branchac Respectfully, The above arc superior over all others. Mn. O. M. YATKS. MEAT M VRKET Fresh and Salt Heats. (” Smotei Bus ad Sbonlien, PIONEER STORE ! VIENNA BAKERY New Goods New Goods! We arc now receiving our Spring Stock. The first installment of THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE BOOTS and SHOES! HATS AND CAPS! UMruttaa-D Mata*. ox •Kilos, io u. UrhNi uuh, bb LICHTNINC SEWER THE NEW WILSON Crock’ry Jb Glassware Oscillating Shuttle quality 1 caa, and will, do aa well by you aa any firm in Barry or Eaton coonties. Call and get my prices on an»• thing in my line before making you purchases and I will du you good. Give me a trial and hy good Goods, taw prices xnd fair dealing I will «n dravor to merit your potroaagv and Ws. farmers TH E^ECHO mk:higan’"‘farmer Vrwm sre a.tfl In 1. lift, ftr fiLOO. him v tan hr left, and did not mim them Raid V n n,nf away. |f.. a rote a Rwtw and gave H to hi- dug. a Uh jnMntrti«m» la g» back tn <lu-- ramp and Address WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. CBXOAOO, XXUHOXB, U. B. A. i‘.g FOR SALE BY G. A. TRUMAN. M Monday, th* IrtHh «i*y ofjunw LOOK OUT FOR NEW “AD.’ SOON. XTAPLE AID FAICT &R0CEBIE8 . °<t*' "u**w-rn*lrc Mito Kolk. I. brrrUy <l.«n IS.11 .Kill Are in stock, and more following until out linoj in all its departments, is complete. AmMm Mtatary* 1.133 *uryina*itarp..HMb i Now is your time to secure one ofC. C. Woleott. 25 already sold. ----- fight." They have gnee war* will not trouHe or distress "Prore to their aahra. so fund of as a rat pie. This wmadtob whidi frequently made ita approranc* bto (aide. and was > tuoyrd fey alibis family. He had reveral friend*, tow. w»rrwA»tD. HTxnox*. �-W— NS. il from- Pat ledicifts, (trials, 4c. toqtrinr <»« «. Mbtoror 1 he Long Brick' i Dye Btuflk! hgrs had atarriWe torna- Dye Stuffs'. ) Many ssrw Dy«w M Mot tom Prices. ^HrBGk'AL IN8TRI MENTN. | SHOULDER iUUOEM. ’ , TNUMHEK BUHVRTM, 4?c I FINE PERFUMKH, ' . TOILET A RTirLER,.COMBS. HRUMMFX HOAFM. Ac DRY GOODS, CARPETS, BOOTS AND SHOES, WALL PAPERS tnd BORDERS. HATS AND CAPS, MORMAI ITEM*. NOTIONS, CROCKERY, 3k. ■»HiM !• Jsnsvs MeK*lvry’. wood*. .«*• A** Sy- Exjirrienca are the retjwimwmts indiepemdng a geod. glass of Soda. Lowett Price* of any Hou»e in the Country. u.Ei'.SX.’O.toAV’ .u-aiafiEttiNWrs »ijy —»A«M IKkst ss.1 MTMMSrd hl. SmnI while sawing wood aud it killed him. Myron R. Pott*. of Leifagtou, waa kicked In thr head by a horse on the 19th, and seriously Mured. Healey, thr Marquette lawyer con­ victed or running on with the book* of the New York Mine Company, waa| White or Fancy How, • new Suit for Yourself or boy. anew Drey* for your wife — , * kind, or a pound of the brats fur fifty rents, or anything best pl are to go ia at D. C. Gs H. G. HALE, PBESCBIPTIOM DRUGGIST —Mwv. J. N. Pardee, miahter of tbe DMtaria. Somot, Mue-0*1 "The Pen lit ode; did Modes write iU B* abaracier. raUw as a MsAhareisrita. F.ngvno Carpenter, a lawyer residing at Wayland, was taken to Grand Rap­ ids on the IMh and lodged injaflfor contempt of coart. Certain Advents in GratiotCo. have figured ont that •the last rign”4e past, Tbe “Hall" of Vermontville mounted and that the end of all things earthly •srl»s44, awd W. E. HoeH vwrtMt horse waa ia town Wednesday. will come July 11th. M6a« ernrsi— to Jordan Lake. Willie Prato. nged 15, was drowned at West Bay City on the 17th. While bathing iu the river be got into deep water and could not swim. Five tramps tried to knife and ahoot Mike Bailey, of Battle Crock, a few Morgan people are anxious to aaeer- days ago, but he knocked one down tain who their News currespoDdcol i«- aud scan-d off tlie others. Ail were -We nocked hi front <rf Q. C. Wei Mtfs hardware a MW MvewtSM for a Charlotte fellows ---wagon, *— made by the Jackson « Wagon ------- house, what they < Co. .Aay farmer wh»> oantniptetra bait.” We guess it w A chimney sweep from Grand Rap­ fas/itMi a wagon shoold not fail to'Ae ids put in aa approraaee Monday night. Tis said be Lus the "stamps" and sup­ -ril 4i -al ports a wife iu good style Sweet's hereafter carry currency at tbe followThc height ot impudence. after a man take for ft for fishing "Jack* wick* after it gets dirty. lonu Fatvus. MAPLE GKO YE ITEMS. Geo. DHbslincr has commenced work on his new brick house. enclosed, and Sa»> Norton baa the frame up for hi*. We hope Henry will pardon aa for not noticing before the new heir to the Spencer estate. It’s a boy. ■ Leander 1 npham talks of going ont nt tbe merebantile business thia fall. Ha is building a nice »x4O bam. Maple Grow Reform Club has ..—The band boy* have secured the 104Tho members. Let the County Club# •ervkesof MY. L.'M.BddHl. af kaJs •end ia u*eir figures if they can beat as^as tbrir taadw. Mr. Booth has. ML. ' . —Mrs. Tbotnpson willl sneak in the C’hri-tiM ffourh next Sabbath •ad ia eaaneertna with tbe gospel.'' ■ ihi sdtl slsawwk in the evening upon "The Tare* in tbe We see oar old friend Dr. Griswold rides into Maple Grove very regularly and be ha* several patienDi, among whom is Geo. KiUrara, «b« has bees airkfot-severalymrs with the dropay. and for the part five months Las l«-n quite low. Abont two weeks ago the EiktssajSsES A little throc-ycar-ald sou of Peter Wiehrt. of NBea, had hl* skull badly : crushed by the dying bark of the winai lass to a well, lie can hardly sort i» c I the injury. Tbe glass front of tbe oMre of the Newaygo Tribune waa demolished on ! morning of thr 17th, aud tlie building I smothered with rotten eggs. The per­ i petrators air uuknou u. j Dr. K. W. Erwin, of Bay City, ha* taken skin and fic*h from the forehead i of a lady of that town, to replace hrr entire nuse, which, bone and cartilage, u a*, gone, aud is succeeding finely. Ou th* 10th, while Norman Lamb, of Hully; was going home, under the influ­ ence of liquor, he was run into by an engine, breaking hislcg below the knee and bruising his body quite sevrrely. I At Buchanan on the 17th, a four-rearold son of John W. Harrison, while cn. dearoring to pull a strip of wood from i a |«**ing wagon, fell and the wheel I passed aver hi* bead, crushing his skull. Ik- died slasast instantly. I Mmw) .' Massey ! If you only bad lota of .Rytra coaid bay Strawberries, Cucumber*, Hanaurm. Green Pra*. String Beau*. Cocoa­ nut*. Orange*. Lemons and heap* of Candies and Nut*, and Choice and Ma­ I'L’KE DREGS, ple Groceries of all kinds at , C. W. Smits's. FATCTT MEtHClXCT, rr- li Boxes of Orange* and Lemon > ju*l received nt C. W. Smith's. I EV TubamwiRMUrF price*. Canned Goods at reduced prieres to Close ont SCHOOL BOOKS. | the stock. 10 grades of Sugar, 7 grades , of CoOnrs, • grades ol< Tom and tbe . largest stock of Creelkervaud Giaasware in town at ( rr Pine WMI pips.___ ________ , (tnnitued free) Window Sluule* and Curtain*, very low at Doug Brim.’ V9~ If you want Crockery nf the gen­ uine Meakiu Ware, buy it of . NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS THESE GOODS HAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE GOOD GOODS! WiLMIX&HuWK. • PF* Fine CaMimere* at 40 eta. per yd. at WnntEM’s. TP" S30 Barrels Sait al the Hlevatun for B1J0 per Bbl. ilarnew! Ilarneaa! Take a look nt them. They are the brat made. Will sell a frw on short time for good note*. Bow. Single Harness for $15 cash, our own make. A. R. WiH.<x»rr. i s*’ i’ur Strictly Pure Drugs and Medicines go to Butsi: Bum.' IV Try it! That Fresh Barrel Mac k-. Chan. Smith, a well-known merchant of Flint, was ran away with by hi* crci Jnst received at Wn^ox A llowi'i. horse on the 3t)th and thrown ont and run over. The dadil>o*nl strack him V9~ ReDevur Lime for 15 per bnshcl on tbe hack, producing inirtinl paralvat tbe Elmv*re>a. ria. It is feared hr will dir. ' ' Ailwrt Dnun, aged IA was drowned ty All kind* of Canned Goods (fresh in Black river at Port Huron, on the and pure) at rock IxHtow price* at night of tbe 17th. Hr had just saved WII.4UK A Howe's. hi* younger brother from a watery r»" A full line of Dyestuffs at Hot grave, bat in getting out the brave lit­ tom Price*,*: Bonn Barta.' tle fellow waa himself drowned. A yoang man named Frederick Park­ Elgin Watches, Fine Kings. hurst, aged 19, a farm Land Iu the em- । Chain*. Pins, Setts, Fine Goods, ami ey of James Tnrpcnny, of Addison. | very low at___ __ Boise Burt's. law nr. (>>.. wa* *Uibl>e«i at Jackson oo tbe 17th, which town he had reached 1 REE THE LIGHTNING SEWlLli, on his travel* with a stolen horse. At Truman’s Stope. J. Crowley, Who was shot it was Mip- .। F?“ Don’t forget that Wood make* poMxl fatally by W. Boyd nt Hunger­ ] tbe IxnU WMun in tbe market by •!«, ford, Nrwavjro Co., some time ago, ha* . warranted ; keeps tbe best workmen to almost .entirely recovered and i« out ‘.h1 '!” kinds at wagon rn~uding and around again. W. Ihryd. who did the blacksmithing: the beet of Harrows, shooting, has been discharged from Corn Plows, Road Scrapers. Mowers custody. and Rcaihts. Castings, Plows.' Plow Orange A. Carrier, who was tn l>c tri­ liune*. etc. Don't forget to call before ed at the approaching term of tbe Cal­ yon buy. 1 will rive you more goods houn circuit for the seduction of a 14- tor leas money, Ufan any other tnau. _ J. M. Woo<». ycar-old girl, sremsto Ik contriving wars and means to esenpr so uuplca*Mop, l».-or Friend., ant a fact, as the cumplaining witness within a few days ha* been spirited While I tell you tbe Tact*. James away, and cannot as yet bo found. Fleming ha*, in his store, the finest asMirUnent and tbr very best quality of Sunday morning, in a drankca frensy, Jobs . Spark*. Bring near Adrian, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks and Plated that ever came to Nashville, and drove bi* wife aud children from borne II Ware will aril you arything you want in bis and commenced demolishing tlie furn­ line al Inttom figure HeisaPracti iture. Mr. Swinghalmer. an elderly I cal Jeweler ami will warrant every—._l.------------- to jan-jfv but wa* badly beaten about the । thine as represented. He also keeps a line of the celebrated Geneva Op­ head that Ma __ ____________ ____ . full tical Goods. fatal result. Spark* waa Jailed. Our patient has recovered. She I* At Jackson on the tiionuug of tbr They now seem plcast-d to I7lh. a brakeman on the M. C. JL R. lusj>;»v. named Bart. Reynolds waa ran over l>y have br; come to eburvh. The congre­ the outgoing way freight train, hia foot gation is nn longer anntreed. Dr. War­ ners White Wine of Tar Kynip ba* ■afrhiag ia» frog aud hi* right leg 33 * am I thaii from toe* to hip. Tlie boucs completely cured her cough. were not broken lie loir thr knee, but those of tbe thigh wrre broken in two Ml-M.«ie Jeffrv the fcSSt14**** *1"d prt>Uudc tbroa*b an rxrredtnglr flue leeted stark <d Milin rtr.. wlileh tbr ia ah. p»-ri-xv iu lonu. rxccjit- D. C. GRFFITH. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHO1 CO TO THR SEW STORE OF WILSON A HOWE ORDINARY BUGGY T« The FINEST PHAETON, (Oppasit tbe Wakvtt House.) Caraper Tran Yov Can Get Elsewhere, GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES. EUGENE COOK DO NOT NEGLECT KOCHER BROS. COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, Ac. KELIXJGG, DEMARAYACO. You cm fatty a Sample Bottle hrttATItWe dose* wi'l nfaere )•«- Ml by Bom Baoe. ' K¥ 4 SKASOIABLE GOWS, KOCHER BROS Books. .sUtes. Stationery and Ix'gnl Blank*. Day Book*. Ledger*. Ac. Good Book* for rhe Home Circle. Fine Atucriran and Foreign Watches. Ulmlia, Pins, King*. Sett*. Gold Pens and Pan Holders. Silverware. Ac. Tbr Bml 5-ei-Mt Cigar in lavsu. �Wsstm ox T«» Faxm.—It speaks well tor US that n* tenaftAe pereon en­ gaged in productive ind ostry ia proud of hk> waatcfnlnaaa. Young persons who may hare never earned a dollar, but spent their thousands, think it a MA Exyiotnmm in tea-growing are prov­ ing suocuMfnl ia Georgia. Mom cattle are passing over the Texas and Kanaas trad this spring than DBMI.IEBICIIBliieBMICiU, A DLKira of Theodor- Hook, the famous wit, h said to be keeping a lodging-house in Loudon. Tux whole sea-coast of Texas is quar­ antined against Teasels coming'from south ot latitude 25 degrees. Fxatbkx fans will be the rage. Gxx. Gkaxt and jiarty sailed from Domn veils are (n fashion agaim Hone Kang. China, for J spaa, na tte 13H> of TkkaAM «re May- - ■ ,0a iwoaivtamotiek t4 hia eiteatk* to tho CtedioaUto Dr. Newman made a epsoch. usually leas. .tods/tax that te will tervaftar. sa ta tte pool, Tux butterfly bow ia te supersede the * P0”**11 hbertk- done in an open field, before the pub­ lic, afffl its merits or defects are looked upon in open day. It ia do* strange, then, thatwmqMlhrLfsnswg millions there should be seen waste and want of care. Perhaps, however, if all oilier Vicksburg bare been indicted for car branches of trade and business) could rying concealed weapons. ba SDpsilia> WtM ta^eetion Tax unromantic Pennsylvania farm­ and criliciam, fully aa large a .per cent ers are plowing up some ot the historic points st Gettysburg, te plant them devwUUnj; tbe grain-fieMa. atfi Um, eotirv ---- ------------------ ---------with corn. . Since, however, our good name «id Thk Philadelphia police would not our poekeia uro interested^1^\K mat- permit a competitive exhibition of ...... ’ of beuic a ktmsI grandmother, bev sb«x p-slaughtering on the stage of a va­ riety theater. and shape of them can not lie improved, Tux Delaware aud Maryland peach­ ao as to require less labor and yield better crops. That seems U> be the growers are afraid that tbeir crop will bottom principle, by which all onr op­ be too large for profit this year, aa it waa erations must be tested. We ought iu 1875. ’ poamg tha (hsdlxe. Them are now only two vacancies also te look at the apj>earaucc of the in the French Chamber, which consists Trk Panama Star Slid Ifmaid gives of 385 Itepablicana, 53 Bonspartista and aouae u>ci.leola of the war opersboos in Booth off our fields, we must look at the prof­ 63 Monarchuita. Amenca. I*iaa<]aa was bomlwclol *i»! .Uw its and appearaoee of the farm— profits troyed. csqalag a kas at about l^UXUX’B a, Us Kkxtvckt blue grass ia being largely first, however. It would be foolish in introduced into the deaert lands of a farmer te spend all his energies and Southeastern California, which are Ik­ proceeds of hia farm on its embellish­ ing reclaimed by irrigation. lacing up the beck of the corsage of ments, aa it would tie in tho manufact­ evening dresere. urer, to upend more than iu» profits on Nr.w parMols have quaint but finely- ths ornamentation of his factory. Each longing te the North Carolina peniten­ cut and carved hand In. of wcichsel should regard good taste, so as not to tiary, r.K>u. two-thirds of whom aru em­ wood, emitting a delicious perfume. offend the pubnc eyv, or ear, or nose. ployed on the several lines ot railroad now in process of construction. V7 Mrtr.t Gar. IteaaaTs, of Texas, has vetoed The great missions in Central Africa the bill appropriating HIOO.OOO for pub­ are marvelous for the magnitude of the lie sehooM. and the I creating a sink­ enterprise pf |heir ^Ubluduxrcpt. Not We want a public sentiment among ing ' ind, on the ground that the State 1 oite of them but required in outlay of farmers, and manufacturer*, too. to lift u t jo deep i j debt already. ! >54) (XM) io settle it. The d'fficultica of them up, so they may demre to be more the journey from tlie coast were without than mere money-makers, and even to | precedent- For hundreds of miles, in' aspire to becoming pallia Ivueteeters tery operative ci D_nie.lsourille, Ct., tjtef-AW the Nyanra minion o' tue by helping to elevate and correct public tu a qjarral with hia wife, chopped her bead open with an ax, killing her inChurch Missionary Society, immense ! stores and a vtearnKwl had to lie trans «tan Uy. fie then ran te a neighboring । ported ; end there was bat o_e mode of li well laid off and managed, ao aa te pond a. d drowned himarlL 1 transportsUou—that by ]>orter*. 0.’ make each field and pasture lot most Ax odd genius, who lives at Westfield, ...... ..... 1 vourar i: took an army of carriers, woo productive at the least cost of labor, Maas., but expects to die, has made a Vitef' by De I had to ’.«• watched aud fed. and coaxed that farm m » planing Mgjrt. Wt may will in which he Ix-oueathi >1 to eacli • pssjarts;«a fcifc/ nrsanir I and bdlsd, aud a eonsidehM^ pafl o’ notice', too. that the majority of our man, woman, or child who will attend J°onM,.T **' through an unknown farms do not come up to that. We marks s >». epoch <™ntry. But the steamer is on the may. thia ipnng, do much toward cor­ a large following te the grave. 1 hwiorv of Um world. There , lake, the stores are safely housed st recting looses and improving tlie farm. Tax total number of men that will be prtweot ftotn all the great . their destination and the votes of the We uave just added an acre of excel­ lent land te one oL nur .fields by «,"vcry called out this year te do military ser­ al of Um- tJiM CrofoUrstMo. And this is only a beginning, lonsJPberftev of fm?fng and tabot The vice in France is 79G.14O. thus distribr wwuar r of the Gees'* <'• "Utt Reinforcements are to be sen. out and produce wf that acre in one year will the AUirtOBs rlarms. is 'teah. | a color v formed. There is no more im- pay for the outlay. Thia is at a bend _ , portae,s oeutar in Afrssa ter mtsnsonsry cfaA wkirb farmer owners kept serve, 144fi“0; territorial army, 118.00U. at Hotter- wort than Uganda. The miaaionanrs moving back from, changing the old rail PoXTsMIX gas is sold and delivered will have the sweep of tbe great lake | fence, which fa realty washed swav, for tn England like milk. People in the and sceeM te all the tnl>es over which , an np and-down board and wire frncr. country and in Tillages receive it in Mteaa's powerful influence extends. | copper w-sicb from large a ties. Thia PrejMiretionA are l*ing m*le urA only wash away if the fence run* parallel rnetnou i« additionally popular from lh«te preach u. tbe ffopla end teach them ’ wick tbe Mresra. W' have straightened fact that it dispenseu with the erratic te read ami write, but to instruct them our fence row, improved the shape of and dep.-aved meter. in agriculture, tlie Bcottiah mission in ' our field, and added more than an acre Ox Easter Monday the usual meeting lx the war between Chili and Peru I ,b<’ *»»U« slready a farm of of valuable ground. Onw fourth of this Kron da«a«v ha. base |Dflp-tod upon tte guano fl,t7 srr** nnd*'r cultivation. Tbe mar occasionaUy overflow, but the fence in favor of * tlie claimant* took place - - - teaching of this industry ia quite m im- W1U stand, and the utlww three-fourths in Hyde Park, Landon. On a brougham jMirtant as instruction in lettcxs in l«wi- haa been redeemed from weeds aud uu- containing five women was a tanner with the winds: " O Queen, restore scene exiremre Uadb-; wf •***>*• k>'xlqA<HM«tfnlHtdmln ol IMs Another tMMKi eoart. The Karouw of our brother. Sir Roger Tichborne, the tbeKngba rwprsoeoUS.. --------- ------------- soon to lx- established by French Pro­ victim of perjury and corruption.* strslo sKainst tte Injsrv. and to rvqoirv a iruarauUv thal if the works are nwtoml tte teatanta among a class of people who acres by a similar cbaagv «f fear-ng. Tux Due d< Coin mln er and hia wife, Cunbuals will la* them alone in the In tare sj>eak tbr Baaante language on tlie Zam­ The result is, we have about four acres formerlv at the Lead of an ansx. ,-raUc Apiicw from I mln; state that among besi river, about 400 miles west pf family in France, but exiled by the Nyaa«a. From tbe vrat ocufit, two rovomUoti of thr edict of Nantes, have aocieiiew—the Baptista and the Cardiff been discovered as inmates of the Leeds Livingstone mission are preparing te workhouse. The reduced noldeman u ascend the Congo or Livingstone nver W> years old. and formerly supported above the Livingstone falls, where, by himself as a pair ter. steamer, they can have easy access te a j fencing is diminiahetl. In addition to lx India tbe cholera haa appeared great mant people. If. in addition |j I these gains, we have increased tho yield mart of tbe alias of fi»e Pnnjaal. - Dscuity, .. there- seven great enterprises, we rein­ I of prydeoB and imyiroved tbe appear­ n>bt«Tj by armed Ksogu, l ance of the farm. This is merely sug, geslive. There are not many frrms in I Niger, in Libena, on the Gaboon river ""’ and claewl <-re on . the continent, we cannot but be imprest -d bv the thought that Christianity will, trough many labor will greatly improve. It ia waate- was scarcely a county in which Inal: generations may intervene, take pomea- fnl to allow . valuable land tQlie idle. was not more or less spoken. Now it ia sion o.’ Africa.—In/itprndent. Tho taxes and interest 6n ihVrated cap­ scarcely heard except in the extreme ital are constant forces that tell against west. Clare. Galway, Donegal, Kerry, na. Many thin points of land, waahy Mayo, and the western islands are the Tigcrs can lav themselves ao flat on and rough, yearly growing less valuable, ctronghoids of the ancient languagv । the ground, and Ua ao perfect) r motion­ less, that it is often a very easy Uiic-j te overlook them. O i one occasion when the Pur. e«h haul were out, a t-giesa that had been ahoi got iuu'er some cover thrl wav trampled down hy a line of about .vasty elephants. T. e sports­ men knew that she usd bcin sei erely rear the stats of the country, as shown muDced, aa they cou'd tell b/ the by the number of paupers, enabled Muta o' blood, but there wme no signs some Ministerial speakers to declare O^thc Uxiy. She had d-aappetired. with wfflf show of reason that the pub­ lic distress had been exaggerated. There was no doubt a large increase of pauperism, but it was contended that it was not suah as to show that any great stress had fallen on the working classes. exeept in a few gn-at towns, where'the Mffering was ao patent that it could not be denied. But pauperism follows in the wake of bad trade, and at a consid­ erable distance behind it There are aavinga to exhaust, credit to wear out and furniture to pawn before the pan­ par’s dole is ashed for. and. consequent !y, bad times only tell slowly on the ------ *-----the aaaae way as EES-Sui Dm Acosta, tha famous physecsan of Parts, haa just died. He waa a Vmeaual&s by birth. Biatror Amu did not iaara a dollar of hut wealth to any religioaa or charit- “t ’ Cowpea reins liave fallen all over the Northwest, thus terwktnx sp Ite protesrtsil dmuittii, tha HTrets nt wMflh were bs<ft>nln< Io te snioualy tsK. From avevy BUM, sad al mual every locality, come tha mo. t eoaasra« u>< reparia of tte growuut rrain crops... Tte NsUkuI <'<«ivesU.>u of MUIetv. al thru meettn* in OitrsKn, tweeed a rem.lstk>u fsvortaa tha .1.1 .r- ■ .it I ji t> hind tbe trade d< crease only slowly rival. We have k _ the time when the first chief, made a descent upon the settleMftstMlrtM, Dow Porf ltevta. K. T, ■■■tnU^st tbe inhabitants, plundered their property and burned ganiaed at Goateaa. >. Y, to wage war to racato the township of Kbarmaa. la the couaty at Wexford, and to tDrorporala Its torniory wilhia the adjoining towaahlpa of BpitoXnUa, Anlioch, Hauuvermd W.aTxd . A resolution was paaaod anthorttisg «te pnbfi LrcsMTU Mott, in tbe 87th year of her age. haa been elected Prraddrut of the I’cnasylrama Frees Society, and ia as able to attend to ita flutter as she waa forty jeers ago. Maar Clxmmxb has tettowad ail tbe Vice Presidents down along through to date, and she says that Hamlin suc­ ceeded in impressing her the most fa­ vorably of any of the whois crowd. J.JZVST A. SOOSTUX, IROI, 1AIU 4 ffiELF HiWlilE Wells. England, is 102 years old, and in good health. It is hia boate that be reads without spectacles, and that he has not in his long kfe worn an sees raiaer of -.-attic upon her lands in Nebraska. For several yean, it ia said, her sales of sfoek have reached >6,006 a year, and the herd is as large again aa it was when she amtrmed the manage- He cannot stir without assistance, and •offers frequent tormenta of pain. Gar­ ibaldi ta do» 73. It ia twenty-nine yean ■nee he was soap and candle-making oa Staten island, and, to nae Lord Baacuoafield'a phrase. “a great deal haa happened “ A few anmmera ago I lay down in the woods and fell asleep. Whan I woke up I found a caterpillar on my foot, an ant crawling up my sleeve and spiders wearing a wnb across my body—one w»b across my foot, one across my knee, one across my waist, one across my chin, one across my none, one acr. aa my forehead—just seven specifications.* Tnorrsox. tbe poet laureate, ia thus pictured in the Jruitptndanc* Stiff* BRI BOOM, HUI Hi MM SttM PLASTER Groceries and Central Produce, walking with a stick. a long beard eomptetely burying the face, and a pair of round, Chinese-locking apcctaelea.* Hie attire 'A felt hat, much the wore* for wear, tbe bnaa la gc and flabby, drawn low over hiv forehead; trousers too wide, ahabby-looking eoat too tight, hia left hand in constant contact with Mra. Bly. of Memphis, long ago made up her mind that hte vs undesirable, •and was only restrained from suicide by fear of future punishment. She con­ sulted with several clergymen, all of whom told her that tha self murderer, if mentally sound, would surely l>e made to suffer throughout eternity. Tho re­ cent dwwimaoa of tbe doctrine of star thcro waa a wide difference of opinior among orthodox ministers, and there fore, after writing oat her opinion that the penalty of her sin would be n- more than a brief period of suffering, the took MONEY TO LOAN I SlnrmiUltehaiK' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-05-31.pdf.pdf cd5a0dd247ac0b9ae5516b327ed81035 PDF Text Text VOLUME VL NASHVILLE. BATO? tTQlICH . NUMBER 38, ----------------- , *-------------- — rao rav- front, and will soon spring in. She grasps •w-a---------- ._ .. . . fol resolution, but Chnrtina clasps her-------------------so tight, in her wild terror, that she can­ tasks are fastened in her sleeve, and part of it ia torn away. Just at this crit cal moment she bears a wild shoal ini—HUf her. and at a . glance discovers some ono ia a sleigh dose upon them. 8be beholds a fladx. and hrora the roar of a gun, and sees the wolves drop back in alarm. In an- 1 other, and with a glad cry of rehef she feels that they are saved from the moat horrible ot drefaA -U yx T Rune, who thus so opportunely ap­ peared on the acene, had come late in the evening to see hia betrothed CathaMwfiJMhlJM abu*MVMhM4AM her at liume. A* the anadestined, aod the •bmigotanfabkMn/ta gsthrw, Baric W. IK YOUNG, • . QELssLvlvl'Lit , , WM. PARMENTER.' '■&:'JC..VJUSifa£n. “ ’** •*”" ** wflwpRto Affl^whmft^MrnAb ing in hu face. Cathanna drew the eft rem tightly, and forced him to face the driving storm Now, nnfortte Baftwh iSUl'jSWi ' of the wolves, pressed aa tLey were now wlth hungrroKTftn satisfied that his tru>tT doublrobarrried gun would not . b<. ,affieient to keep them at bar; so he IL"" * “3 tt. U lhe sleigh run into a deep gully and capaixed, canting its occupants into a huge anow-dnft '’**--------- - ’ • ' ibedient 10 and her nedly prefiared prepared iacme pine torches,. the. rnj, finely split, ami dipi>cd in a reainous compound; *7*111.1 they might be easily ignited. Being provided with a flint and steel, he knew, that Lp.Wnld have a blase in an instant, and be knew tlxat the wpl^x vMlA^toptoagwpecthil distant* Trotd it Thus prepaid, he ybuted out, and met Catlxanas *mm 'Ker' AdtnjMsnionn in wolves, be wheeled hia rteigli and folB/Ur •,b*' <,thcr’- Tb* wolves. that had only been alartliil for WAETltk S. POWERS half full of snow, and this they had to 1 east out as best they could. Finally, 1 they all got into the - sleigh once mor<k । and Catharina looked aroundi^r She UtofifaU btdlt<startled >J<o discover that that they had come at rfiiX (WcttArx kfad. giving him the reina, they started forward once more. Their progrtw- waa alow, aa the way they wrra now Inversing waa uneven.and the amjw pa^dnfled ppiq many ^plau-a, to that it wg* difficult to tact throumi; and CalHarfoa, iu uffirh . began to ■rec that night was approaching, and onless they soon struck the regular track, • very rapidly indeed, pt wT«o<| «»«t4< them before they reached home. Hl ■ now wished that । she bad taken her upch’ s adyiry. ai»< j remained until the morrow-She lashes i the hpaw. and bewaarted hiruwif jteSfo Dr. £ D. SESSIONS, LEWIS DURKEE EMORY PARADY. . kZL-K Probably no judicial decision affect- to that race aa that rendered a few days ago by tho ’ U’ ' District Court akE mAH court* above, a* probably will Ire tin UNION HOUSE broughtJ>poaUk-wnl of h to deURknine 1 by what I United Alattohniitarv com three Ipdlana in custody, to ootivay tlftm forcibly to £ PARADI. vr i> rrxrtrwxjt w tom* sat a ilk s»<l rrv*J>is< asrey tess. *— K,“ff/g~orae&>c‘. z n r. TXUTKAX. xf srios lathe viljres. Beev toe fUi -______ r nnjto-4 ORNO STRONG. ■ -------jithin her in draad, fa ad many admirers among the rode heard the distent bo ^Y*LC'OTT HOUSE, N»«hvlll», Mlohljan. > Win the aflhet! <-ia 6f the briglit-eysd ' elapse before it C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. W*W UU UU1 bid-nil jyo^d. Imlug thia ditetmtbn of the K>m-< onff of* tlie *^u- ltJhsA>sard. while Christine and Rnaolpn cmng to her with cnee of terror. Nearer and nearer approached the howl- yy^xiAM joints. means to p^Rfot such l^lfivak* by forcibly prewanting unlawful Invasions -of the Indiana’ country by white ad- ttSMsL- At the end <4 fit iron the time they had 1 Joseph Lynch ana Will found the elder one. Johm ten mdre from nome. Jobmrie s<S that WiShk •«* 4awd. "How dbyow knowF **ktxi Mr. Lynih. ’Iterome hre sama are aisff sad so are tea tegs, and the ia nothing in’ the world fliro aro ia hia syd*. and be yon'l iwuab doe diphtheria sooner than them off like I do.’ Willie'a body waa W lamp - Be that aa it found coder an oak tree near at hand. leraoena lamp amlts a <ttsJohnnie*bad covered hi* face with leave a. and pate wMvgarof wild flowers ■ia- hi* hand. Joharos said that they bad joat walkedwhd walked ail day sui sk-pt at toghL. Once ha told Wilke he . A nMWUS fell into the water at would certainly gat something for him Little Falls, Mina., and, on getting out. to cat, but. when be returned to Wdlia. hung all Oil clothe* ova: a fire to dry his arm* were stiff aq^ be wouJdql.rrv ■ TU simpia wiMy ol aamd scRg Tliey were ignite-1 and entirely con any more, though h< pitched him hard. ha* Obtained vKtertos that the fatert sumed. leaving their owner nakn-l and eloquence could not have won, fot,M is A WHELirW TORETXT. three mites free: home. Hering a womss often kboonly key. to hardened hearts. akin*med nifik, half * pint e’wry Imr wpjwoaching, he ratowsrged hinussff to h mrri tte itokpitalsof Edtabarvii Uow. . Wbeapulk ia got wall digested, CM *cok m- tbe etnars. and bargaiaed lay a wounded i Scottish soldiw. Tbe lima water it combined mill it- buck witji be* to lend him some os her skirta The corespondent of the London ■urgtwias hod done all Urey c.vaM for foods as cofloe, tea, and tqhacpo mnat, of A *SAB carried off s sheep: from the him. He nod been told that he must eonnse, be given up absolutely and at yard of Jauu-a N. Hall, st Rumfosd. Dally Xev» write* from Jeilatebad, in ‘ <Ug. He had a Contempt of death, and Once. ~A aovcp^Rn article dr dirt ia Me-, and dragged it into aawamp near Afghanistan: Aided bimrelf on hia fror’.re^Mwa In btrilertnifk. In buttermilk the bssciu l*l_ VS— Wr„K re « 5 daughter «f • Tbe Brnga! laneerw were In front,and of milk ia' coagulated arid broken wp, so i"Mr. H-, and "Mim’HI Lovejoy took tteoy-had guides tn follow. usd got aver ths stomach ia spared taro steps of the 1 A rpUgh and wickad. Ids, with umbo I their male relative*’ t and storied c«iMMiD0 a staoHw on hurwtwck. owing .but, cril aasociatea, bad blunted his n<nlarp»>e«M of dicMtiOtt^ Aaotbtr hi w th* swamp on a_________ _ to to* current, to. edge off low or down 1 a.I. mtM'ad giceiiard yfpwratirja of, milk, gi Ater . wwe ravanird-with a right of and ** they advance, and when there are a score Id* second .aaUinft, Jp Jigar him spaak. ons.wopld have thought ha nail IkuiIc acid- In aft cases Ui» itopiachs nmghtawing Tintin twin The y-wuig la- number of "horses the tendency ia greater stelL - I-' work should be mide toiler by s' diet i an pkooaly hartarod childhood to n* dios ^mid rxit tmrsu<; him. Lot several mcmlier, and tiial he had novar looked consisting of rggv, milk, starchy vege men followed hw trail--tie bear leaving ,, Jn addition to this thalirialswof the upon religion bat to dssjiaa it. But it teblra, stewed fruits, and a Rttle litttter, blood on the anew—and caught liwn af­ lltb with snyphrs were ia. tho rear of with malATwad.—MrificiJl Record. I it ww* hot so. ter a three hours’ ran. • He weigbod BID tho squadron, and it ia supposed that they had also gone still anrrn off the 1 A noble and gentle-hearted man came pounds. line in'the tail qf Ute cavalry bn/ore. ' to sec the dying soldier. Tie addressed arc Mieii. and million* tjoreof lireWiy A OLrrrxuna Lail room dreta made form. The Lflaaam had: erriirjs n<jl to Taspte -Hll beeome favalids, for the of atrandacl spun, glass has been oflcccd teas the direction taken by thorie ahead, iteodctfyof the life bevon4.d«**h, and want ef pairing tbe mast ordinary at is snyttaa Ftandsoo bells who wto ■ offered sniritusi ocflnuel. Bm theaiek 'tMrtiori to ttte requircmeato of the skin bay and Wear it. PrnL Tfoodore (ieraacr hat to keep close wp. Usey partied forward in order to do ihi*. but there i* fmaji paid hih t>o attefitfbq Ot reapcet That mcmbvauo » too often regarded now so doubt- that they entered the Jlla blankly told him Uial !>* did not m a Covering wa^y, laatasd of^jcompbwater fop low down ths stream, .smd I want any religious cvnvcraauou- „h catod pioee of machinery, scarcely *e«ttrey would have the same tomlpncv ** l "Xou will 1st me pra> will you..rill Kind sa ito-rioatare and seaaiu>cucM to the otlirini, an‘d went lower still. Hrtcc. , yoa-nak? 'aaad the man. tO tewglhi . vJ -ti.S <*sr and the eye. Many treat ii with before'they got into the middle toe .-'•lie-, I know bow to die. witbowt'the imie reference toil* prt4>« tancUoMi, ••ter W rwn^ high upon theta, toft i help of religion.* ’And bv'tarnwd his Jta H ri ’tare notklng- beto« that* a tog tfawv aawlbwse abend al) aafe on kbe' । ioOtt to the walk . • . • . / far tfivir btmea. 11 ts this imxmaideratohrraida, aad, sappoaing they wwwwn» Further conversation could do no tlon of the akin - that is tbe range of a ths track.aa the 11th kad gene, good, and the man did not attempt ri very large proportion erf the discaaew in But ho waa not discoaraged. -Afterunto lie world. H. at is clidtned by some wroare week, mmni*ntcd wlth'bor- they puahad abred till they found thrsaselrea witli the water up to thv reddles I tnrtrt'rwtlunee, he began f *“*■ '* ■rioutiato, four-fifths, M>"LaDi, f aU we p!eating, and bound in bln*. With the Tb<‘ water at thd ford runs at the rote 1 hymn, «n familiar ana so eat and' drink moat either paM off new dress there is a set of beautiful of nine miles an hour; in the rapids, । eongregatitto in Scotland ! through the skia or be turned lack blonde class curls oi a natural hun upon not mny yards below the ford, it is still upon liin system ** a txnsou. an-1 that the head of toe model, reaclung to the more swift. The horses, foiling it diffi­ lite depend* as wiseh upon these exhacult to keep their fert, begaa to get tatfon* through the akin aa ti]nwi inhal­ ing pare air through the lungs, it nruM rejected lovers would do well to take a ayon forced them downward mta aull touching as he song them. I? ratty soon be of the most vital Importance to keep hint from I he following etmoua ease deeper water, when the whole squadron t*w» soldier lunuvl his tars again. But that channel free. Mlle Frbrie Maxy, who lives on tire was toon swept away and became a its Ilsederw-d expriwansn had all gone. " StrnpMJrt-T. of porau-tmia.’ How lam of Pcnteeote, on the Belgian fron­ atrriggKng maw of confusion, horses “Who taught yon that?" be naked, often, since spring opened in name, tier, was on tho point ot Ireiug marriotl. ■nd men fiercely contending with the when the hymn waa done. have these three significant word* wfoin she reemvod a letter from an old rnshmg wauss for dear life The men "My mother." caught 'lie eyo a* it scanned the column •utter asking her to reeousitb-r lire tute had their sworda <>B aa well M b*lta,and , ’So did mine. I learned it of her of “D«atos"in ths daily newspaper I ter, and wend him an ias>*e bate reply. when I waa a child, and I used to King Few except those who take special note A postage stamp was gallantly inclosed it with her." And lhera were tears in of the record of “ vital statistics" have to defray the east <<f trous8>t«*iow. Tire ' any idea bow many in our erty tall rec- answer duly-written. Mile Maxy applied The ice was thawed away. Il was the stamp to her fair lips; but hardly noers, ano, as tor ooaies louno noov a easy to talk with fora now. The words had she done so when she felt a sharp great thany ttiusi hare got kicked by of Jrwus entered in where the hymn had f«in in her tongue, and in less tliau no the animala' fort,and wWc Urns stunned' opened the door. Weeping, and with Ad mrsfiabia of *mw>*yr> ■ tfeamartvcM__ firesr, _ r— — ----- — a hungry heart; Iler listened to the Ihs taptdia already ateuded to arc only diph thurxa, aa div of pneumonia. ChnsKian^ Uxmghta ot d«*ih. and in a tew yarils from, tho ford. and. alien ______ piiid ire a panic in u*e coaimuhis last m^mcnj to hia mother's God Bltv, an>i healthier localities would be eonsolatr -ms, AWradOsrelnby name, a the Ixorac" lost their feci, thvj would be and the sinner's Friend — Youlh’t Com­ ■ought. Bet every cue thiaka pum>- '*mrr at Ptebon, tn the Nord, baa been imtabtly into its rough waters, where panion. ' Bxinia may be svoidpd; and yet hund­ AITTsdcd; but he declare* that he Uted the stream rushes IxviGng rioug at auch a velocity that the l*wt sv immers Would red* seem to deliberately invite itw at­ Th* GwpW and Ur t*>bku The gospel, by the influepoe it ex tack*. Ik rtfteti taken a lifetime to learn carnc 11 along as If they had been mereerte, mil shame sin out of countenance, Luw to take care of health, and ijr rufiing higa. Where the raptdseeree and gradually raise atm to tta own ktfty in our changeable climate igno­ » a.derp tnece «4 water, and hsaa st ndan! riwull it will be tend of the rance often mea:s<> noLlunst Loan tba liver lulls ^_lit*!e in Ito course. Al than death Guv wnrui spring day Tux recent matrimonial adventure of very tiaiivn in winch it circulates—jet thia place tlixite who had sUnugth 1*11 me faitly apply that glowing language comca, and the thoughtless throw atf a young New Tork miso who went to tried to struggle out;, some aucoreacd, I of inspiration—“That her walls are sal- flannels, and rcekleMiy sh in ths oool- Goorgia in answer to the advertisement but many failed. The roll-call after \he vatiou. her gates praise, her officers ing brvrere which b wafted from the uf "a well-to-do ] Janter.’ bat found a incident had 6nly thirty answers to yet snow-clad mountains far aWgy; out brxAcn-down, kuy-betww Iwlicloc in <4. wr*|w are suddenly abandoned, not, waiting, ireda tlw* Dalls* iTeraiii to Hirer names ant of arventy-Sri which laid off foe tho mild mid day, a* safely «jwak of a more successful affair of the bad started, "bowing a total toss of fwrty-atx men. Among the m«ng •« mighty nvwr." ” It ia road tn every they might Ini, but narked away, out <J kind which culrtJtKHtrtt in that Texas Lieut. JiarfonL CapL .SpotUawoc.de rity the <>th'. day A hidy <tf Dallas temple of Christendom. 11a voice is Lilted managed to keep on hia Uuree. a very advertiaod in a hfcrary paper Wist “ a week by weak ; the sun never nets on it* Sow them widow, not ovsw 32 years ef fine animal, uyl Jong out from E^lan*!. age, of good family rind well off tn prop­ The horse was able to swim and reached erty, ihwireri to correspond with a mid the other n'de in safety, foit not at the' dfoagra) gentirman with a new to mat- c«>d of the ford The principal diffi­ uh runwny." A contractor of Watertown, culty WM'aK tho tmnk, where tkrnhorso th. ,M, Th. Ji. Ctall .iajol go to M.r.wlltoul Ilk a» I ylo . ul N. Y.. anawured Um ajvrrusca-.uut, and gut iw»o into quicksands, and aaaA-wp ecv«ral lett«a paaawd. Un hi' arrival to the uodalte, the last Umc faUuig un alrtp of war cuter* lire oundict but tire the ndex and,. lying on hup, so, that Bflilc is there; it goea with tho ped<Uer words, “tfaddenlv. of pneumonia.*—> al Dallas the N«iy, Yurkcf found th* Hpottiawoode ran a very narrow reci*j> Harjter’* IVatoly. I Udr wliKi alw ha-( represented heiyelf in Lus crowded path, cbaarn him aa Ireails of drowulnir from hia head being for k down as eventide fatiguol, brightens PuisoM o» Haaaaa,—(1) Th* teansao- toby. • Hbn'wM fiot'dnfr the owner iof,* ■bort time be!., w the writer. '' ' and freshens hia monlng dovoUuna; tMMia o< trie Rwtal . fiucifrir earetain ■ rich farm. Init what jdearied him thtirt the sailor rooapod from shipwreck by Mr. Pedler, u> whreb k« pub- •nt that "the was rt»w'pnareonar of a fine ■ ilia rswulta of his elaberate ex pbyreqcre and of uta.ww tondsomo facw iCoSs np snake prtson, which had than -he photogiapti' tad indicated.* dcatha amd eeusee of death in the l*<we The Net* Yorfcrr. aa sw evidence of good faith, deposited «2M0 th «IfoHas ciiMM of .England far ItCB fanushea some latoreeuiig statistics »illi .refer­ ence to London. Its ix>pula|ioq ex­ ceeds S^bO.fLO, and, if the suburb MNt' inrihded, 4.WO.OOO. It ahnrsri equate that ot Faris, Herhu. and Vienna, arid with it* suburb* s« equte -the. popwlatseq ot tbe ruitqtelT Eiwbm* rm*s*sa, Aaatriseod. Eotafa.r Th* area, of toe riUjia EU sqaary mUca.and tbedenuty Suog7ii*S!>~iitouJiS!X2. "jj'11 "re”,'’ ?' hr*hl‘ j u. Lwut. «d u ci,™ th«. ci U»«4Ut.<a«j.buun»u« •*?' •• V'.'As !"r1 a?aa«5ss«.^. �0 �DRUGGISTS. Specialtieat £orl*#TI> a PRESCRIPTIONS. OfaUM^arwnteb prewrod from PiL Widies, Oemcals, $c. We are manefoctarers agrota iur Aytrt, Gross’s and ttoSoh s Medirtm «. T he Long Brick Dye Stuflfc! DRY GOODS, CARPETS, nocHatatMthma. W MaUd th* mWortBM to lose wot a valuable spaa of work H.K MeJMrt^TOf Mogto Grot*. |mys Ms Nwwu dp to May, M81. two ytsurs in advaitro. How’s that frr high t .Mbs L. Angie Davis, of our Union four hororo «utf <mta» IrngpM fur bh wrw Bvery ou South Mato 8t. ' *■ IfchroJ, treated the scholars of tar &partamnt to * picnic on Saturday. Mr. A. F. Smith, waamrer oi tta dr- a most able, hrierrating I M-nnou on Sunday.' 7: Now for fun. Person* interested in ar. OU the kith. tied th© spotting are requested to moet at the Crowell school boos* ou Saturday, Jun© Tth. at 1 oMook. p. su. toeomnder the propriety of having a gmud ring hunt, to go over the ground where are known operator from Jackson, is relieving Ag<- to exist, one or more lynx, catamounts. Parrish. the newly made Benedict, who has gone with Lis bride on a trip to Vernon. Shiwaan Oo. - _ Mr*. L. J. Wheeler represented the Mr. C. N. Young of your dty, spoke Nashville W. C. T. U^ at the Union to a full house at the Crowell school Staf.yCoovoution of that Society, held bouse, cn Saturday evening last- Sub­ in Detrcft, ou Wedneoday, Thursday ject.’: Astronomy. He well understand* and Friday of thte week. hia subject, and from the manner in J. W. Powle* is refitting his cardiug which the audience listened, it was well mili* and making all preparations tor a appreciated. This is a second ktftnro -C. C. Wolc.ll, ~r live UcJ-.n- bigger run of business this year than delivered by him at the same place within two weeks, both listened to with vmwvr, mm rororTew wem -ieaa •- »*:Como again, Mr. n wrapt attention. ty-rix res; ara and mowers, and is to yo^r tools, and yoa will b* happy. hare a grand delivery to-day, when ho Uncle Jonah Rstey is now a widdow- Young, come again. Will. Brundige is the owner of a very will present every purchaser with a big er,—hi* wife having gone to Iowa to dinner at Tho YVolaott. ,z .K y visit relative*,-rbut Jooah is handsome sagacious breed of swine. Last year a litter of pig* belonging to him would —Mr. J. L. Rhodes of Sunfield, the ondetever, and don't bate to stay iu sit ou their haunches and milk the new landlord of the Union Houk, has that condition long, uuteos be wants to. cows, each pig claiming a teat. Thia ofUie saraci- Becomes to The credit of editing, publishing and u wed recommended and we wish him issuing the Nkwb in the prompt and spring one of tho litter, which Is now a large hog. will spring against the door meoros. Chariey Bronacn. the ex creditable manner that it was, on th© of the boose with sneh fore© as to open landlord, bid bis friends good-bye on 13th and 34H1 insts.. brtongs to R. M. it and then make a mesl of such eata­ Monday, and returned to Mpldkvilk Collter, who has been an attache of this bles as may be near at Land. A short paper tor the past four years, and al­ time ago tho hog found its way into tho —At the recent bench show held in ways pvt red to l>c “right there.” when Louse, opened the battery door, got a pan of cream on tho floor, and had a Onr "better half" having gone over grand feast before being discovered. LririsSsr chajnjdon Neib* puppies, vic: to Coldwater to aojouru i "•pell" with On Saturday afternoon of last week, Victor Hugo. Antony, Roxy and Des- kindred, wc are enjoying tome square an accident of a laughable though ser­ meals at The Wolcott. To avoid the ious character liapjKUt-d iu West Kalu■ blurs ar “foneoomeneos,” when youi dio, althoogh without serious results. "frow” goe« off to visit friend*, pre- As a company of four persons, consist- * acribe The Wolcett, taken regularity iug of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter. Tim i thrre times a Any. Hunter and Will. Cessna, of Kalaiuo, ’ —We have ft from good authority were rotundug from Nashville, and while drocendiug a long grade near ; tliat-W. 11. Dunton, a gray-Warded, , Matteson's, the Worse* on a slow cranky, auster© sett of * chap, hailtug Geo. 1 possible haste, when lit returned !<• from Adrian, aud who cauvamed this 1trot, by some "book or crook" the seats found bis beloved wife sitting upright village and vicinity, aume two or three 1of the wagon,—which was the kind us­ weeks ago, selling a numouic chart, is a ed 1 by well-dijw-* to carry pump* and swimUsr and a dead inmt of the first 'tools—gave way, and precipitated all new time table on Monday Inst. Omug waler. For instance he sold hia chart jfour ia a heap by the roadside. Thu eastward <**Q)etrvft Rtf-now passe* ut J9.50 when tire pablkheFs retail horses then started on a run aud had it this station at 7:12 a. m.. the Day Ex. at price was only 81.50 and wholesale 1not been for Andrew Reese, Pete and 1UJ7 and the Atlantic Ex. at WX) p. m, jirire probably t’15 pct- hundred or fif- 'John Davis, and Mitch. Heath who Going westward the Ex. patodh tees cents apiece, and. although he were on their way to Nashville, and who at 4:10 a. ni., the Mari at 3:13 and the sold a fifteen cent article fur 8X30, aero near by at the time aud Stopped wbeu it came to paying hotel and Ji very 'the horses, the party would hsve been behind. Fortunately no one was lulls 1m> sec-med p> think that hia cloth left . | warranted him 82A0 worth for fifteen 'injured except the Isdy, who received s cents. He claimed to be a mason, but 1few alight bruise*. most exemplary young ladies, vis: good masons say that be bad a wiry of I On Tuesday morning about half part Mia. PbeUittBiy:-* Bev.=C, G. Tbma- representing hia borine** to young ma­ three o’clock tlic bouse of Mrs. Martin as. ex-pastor of the M. E. Church, tied sons that was very un-masonic in ap­ Chips, a widow lady, burned to the pearance, to say the teart. He put up ground. The bouse was about one ottbe WuiCoU House, iariating uppu mile north of Kalamo Village. Mrs. having bnuaela carpet*, marble- to(>pe<l Chip*, being alone that night and not —Ona Wagner, a 8w*de, employed furniture. hot and cold bath*, and iu feeling very well, kad, about three o'clock, .been, up ami mude hrroclf a ou the work train, met with a little ac- fact wanted the ti'anager* to fnruiali a cup of tea, and tbeu agnm retired and cidtmt Mtc Mn«V • Wednreday af­ him all the luxuries aud attentions of a fell into a deep sleep from which she ternoon. While unloading ties he r*ai Tretnont, for about 30 eta. per day struck on the iFfl shoulder with a tic, tried to gut ou the right aide of the diu- was soon awakened by the falling in of a portion of the ceilinir. She saw her­ *'.VW FwJ -y-’-'-r irli ruti I and the iag-nMun^irl»by«Q iugtbey were fool­ collar-bone fractured. Hr wax brought ish to work fur tho wugva they did. and self completely imprisoned by the Art­ to thia village, receiving nif-casary med if they woahl go with him to Battle aud Iter only way of escape through the isnl treatment from Dr. Griswold. Creek, be would get them a position window, and" quickly smashing out a ■ash she leaped out, with only her night —We observe UialJlaatuiga is trying thereat doable their present wages; to work up enthusiasm enough to cel£ aud finally mode himself so obnoxious clothes to protect her from the night air, aud nono too soon did she es­ that the hotel proprietor was compelled brate the combig Uh. Now patriotism cape, for, before slie had got a rod from is all right if it don’t slop ever, btrt H. to give him the grand Imunce. Wa un­ th© Louse the entire building fell with needn’t make a hog of herself over it. derstand that he is sew canvassing a saali tow Um tbuues. Mi*. Chips Hastings. He is an imposition ou the Lost yaw we didn't ertebratc, but went had no time to save a single article, cidown to Hasting*, and H. banged us masonic fraternity, and good masons say every brother ought to show him the shoulder, and use every eflott ' was destroyer!. She being a poor lady to expose him, as be deserve*. chance at HgMtegs the Um win Adi wry honvily ou bur. —Last week Wedm-sdar, ’ G. W. The bouse and content*, we are infornu. Waikar, livtam 1ft mite* mutb-west of rd. was insured in the Barry and Eaton Heitevue, was visited bythnlre head, village. There certainly ought to be which licked Up th© roof of his house, a rMilkamX metropolisiik. Ka4? bud. and spoHed * i ---------before it was ________ hatedMtW but tire Hany A Eaton Insurance Co. for more than five long years and figured it down to Just 8VLAk A baud gd i ytAwihM.fi 11 IlM <rfft.tor *a- of sympathetic neighbors gathered at Norman lAtham lias commenced lay­ other umpofgr. We Itawn’t learned the scene of the fire, armed with ham­ ing th«- cellar wall for hia new house. D.fJ. Sanborn has returned from Boa­ what AwoeMtm Mr. Smith is to make mer , and nails, and before the sun set Mr. Walker was covered by a new root ton. I understand bo baa MjrMI more BOOTS AND SHOES 1DUICE IN PRICES HATS AND CAPS, a Boot or Shoe of any C the beat tea in town anything else, yoar NOTIONS, CROCKERY, Ac. D.XJ. GRirnTfi’s. Boston Store! ty l? you want ( uiue Mcaain Warr^™, — . WtLSOX A Howg. WINDOW SHADES. CURTAINS, CORDS. AND FIXTURE*. Mmol. Mtecrttenrous and Blank Books. Slateo, Ptationenr and Legal Respectfully, BOINK BKOTH1 NEW STORE! HAVING RECEIVED ITS SECOND invoice of NEW GOODS! Sping and Summer Best Prints 5 aud 3 ccuta. White Piques and Dress Goods from C rente up. Women'll and Misses’ Slippers from BSce.uteup. ’ We sett 40 bam Soap for 81. 5 Boxes GOODS NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS OO TO THE SZW STORE OP WILSON £ HOWE FOB- Regardless of the recent tdunce OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE! tV A home in the far west may be all right, but a home in Michigan tilled with Furniture from Kcllotio, Dkmar*t it Co’s ware-rooms is far prefera­ ble. It costs bat little to try it. • NEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, At Tnnn.-in’i Rtztrr*. THESE GOODS HAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. GROCERIES FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE BOOTS AND SHOES DRERS GOODSS in BUNTINGS (all colon.) CASHMERES (all colon) BERRETT8. NOVELTIES. GRANDINES, (in stripe*) PIQUES. VIC. LAWNS. LUSTERS, ALPACAS, CHAMBRYS, LINENS. mi POPLINS SILKS, dec. Parasol*. F.mbroderie*, Silk Handker­ chief* all style*. Corsets new styles, Shetland Sliawls, Ac., Ac.. Ac. D. C. GRFFITH. HOSIERY THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE DOMESTICS 05387829 Farmers ft 20 Tabk Linen. SO la. wd. SO Peart's Carpet Warp 20 0. B. H. Denims s. «n. ISi Heavy TwiPd Tfeklag, Hi To The FINEST PHAETON Cabapek Than You Can Get Elsewhere, Oar White Dress Goods it 1 cts. STAPLE AMD FA8CT GBOCERIES A FIRST-CLASS TRIM SHOP Crock’ry & Glassware BOOTS AKD SHOES 1 la cheaper than ever and in price and quality I can, aud will, do us well by you as any firm in Barry or Eaton conutire. Call and gvt my prices ou any­ thing in my ltiM> before making you purchases aud I will do you good. Give me a trial and by good Goods, lowprkva and fair dealing I will en­ deavor to merit your patrouage aud good w ill. KERI SCO KID. in ballon, AMERICAN KID in button and lace. GLOVE CALF, in lacr, PEBBLE GOAT in but. and lace, Groceries? EUGENE COOK. Yuan Respectfully, CHAS. W. SMITH. SPRING MILLINERY -A FULL STOCK- orrt>.u wan MBMtmesuuy ommM m» ©etebmte, aodeotdfslly Invite WeeAaod. Hast REMEMBER Millinery ud Fucy Goods of CharUtte. speared a bffl fish 8 f,et lltoehos. Length of bffi, ? tech**. Owing to increartug businem, 'mine bort" Cole, of the Lake Hmme, will build a haB for the convenience of his Tsmlay night, weight 3Hbs.eMh.aU ' doing well. We al! took a smoke. IcKi* Fatvvs. COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c. BOSTON STORE. The fashtilie Ctrdiig Milk is KELLOGG, DEMAKAY & CO. VIENNA BAKERY. Wad tout by mil will ba raided with remgteMs.Md »H package of W m. ar wore 1 v, |1J pay ex pros* mm way. Itattog hmda litatiro* axgsrtrem* to C*n he bought CltlPffi THU WEB BEFORE *; a w WALL PAPERS ud BORDERS. Lowest Prices of any Ho ise in the Country. J Mt uirzzr Wrlntiitr xzx avmiin*,M.x the -s • Dye Stuffls! Many new Dyes st Bottom Price*. HURGICAL IKMTRLMENT8, SHOULDER BRACEM, TMUKWEH, SUPFORTS. Ac. �DBDM,IEDICIIHtoCH£mL!, j still cases of individual hardship bare and there, but the general tendency of ; things ia highly rsn i comparison of oar aondtuon with those of other countries show that we yi risen, adventagra the value of which it ia alsMtei—ribte u "to eslcwlata. - /riiyvi Lx Boceatary of War McCrary will be ap|>ninted by tbs ProMdoot s> Um mrrn.it of Doited Hutes Tub House committee on the state of! u- tow rsspemu^gw- paw e aad, decJarattoa of Um result of Um electtou of Prootdoal sod Vies Proohlmt bars screed upon I river ia a small boa', they wore addy, ths test spool and both « Tax President haa appointed Eugene Cu:.-a<»o elevators contain 5.274,036 Bteuyler. of New York. Causal G-nerU st >™wh of wteont, XflADO tatohate of oom. r.ktltb<Mhsiaof nsto.AlW booteta of rye, te.1 JU UK bnabefo of barley. makttw a mod I Itaa-h. who haa reoauily retarood from Um ■ ,7U‘J *» tenant. beU May a;, for ite munfar of Ospnte I. Moarns....Waitam Natona -•••«< al Ttero Haats, Rktobts from Indian Territory reprasott ihst toe Choetawe sad Lteta—«s Are arsrisg itemMfrts to —tot Um thrteUod Tub Broadway Barings Bank, in BL Twx cable reports a number of heavy Loote. I- ■^^4,,'^tofaifiUi.. UOmMat wwvMd by J M Froacb. «M*r IMrait, I —■—rial Mta— u> KaciaM. A CaBLB dispatch announces that the Sbo-VM-cae-metlc Ik*l Club, of aisi.y utter valuaUa anisaala were ervmstevl Monroe. , ' Maxaokx Havekly seems to be in no <taa*or of nnUnc • U-l»r r«ntan> of h» aad Afcbaototan to lb. erouoo o. All •OOfn^to- Urter Wxllart. W1U,M*O !;n< lodto Ktejl (Um PUear posal. lAidi Ktetal (Um I Khyber pe.and too I'rUw^e valley ter «d , Qwotta. Tbs Ibittah will rmturo Lar». ( dahar aud JoUatated. aad nltlmatelv Dakka. . Oovar—out weak! have adopted retabsAvy ■MMirw.. .Jted wsatam tea esosod a g—1 , dterertioo of »ifk vrtu* in Hi.amen, | aad Italy, and Um poor of silk to adratKhic ia > European amrteta. 1 Tanr has been an engagement bcI twosa Turttah taoopS anl iaa^gmU b» Ttea [ rely. TteYBrkAtotAOfclllod asdfwMMtoa. I’ERNOIULS. . COPISAL XtewMAK ia « yfcatl of A. and looks it. P*UCK AlbxaXDXK, vt Bulgaria, is described aa an effeminate youth of 22. Bkxatob Lama*, of Miasiarippi. ia a graduate from Emory College. Georgia. Phil Tax of the oMe WttuAM __ ____________ _ __ ___ jmdov^...Marrs Jutes Maur, Franch sculptor, 1700 for a dozen and n half of d—rrt Tub United States —Mtfueed BOjDOO,000 tons of eoM tn Iffn in a coal area of 1W.000 square miles. Gstobsb/. with a coal area of 1,770 square mQea, produced about the same amount,-and Great Brite ain. with aeon) area of 11,900square miica, produced ia tie sama year tbout 13&JXXVW0 toon. Of the 50J»0W) tons produced in the coal area of the United States, Kentucky furnished 900,000 tons, aa increase al about 750,­ 000 tons ia tan years. ' a THt>x of 11—In 1878 the value of the buttons aad button materials imported into this country was >3,362,06.',. If they cost a cent apiece, aa they probably didn't, that would be 838JUBJ500 but tone, besides which many milltoas more are made ia this country. Who won den that ffm .Women of America are sad, with so many buttons to bo sewed on every year? The man who has been asking where al! the change the question an the buttons go to. gone by. While examining some of these objects of cariosity, nothing struck us so forcibly ss the samples of tonsil locks of hair, taken from the heads of different ehief taAgbtrates, from Wash­ ington down to President Pieroe, se­ cured is a frame covered with glass "Then I'm the same as in jail, am I?" Here in. ia fart, a part and pared of “You ore." what once constituted the living bodies “All right! This ia the last golof those illpairyttM individuals whose namc-i are as fatniliar iv household darm-d time I'll believe anybody under oatli! So go ahead with your old Ba^ words, but who now live on'y in history tile bruin— " sad the remembrance of tho past. He was a young man of 24, wearing white, fine and smooth in its appear­ hia overalls in hia boot-legs, and before rtTming- to town be had broken off a ance. ( Th it of John Adams is nearly fhe twig from a peach tree and placed the bio—mas behind hia hat band and over same in color, though, * '* nui. hia left ear. । .i ;-> coarser. "Hast thou been deceived?" inquired The hair of Jeffenson Is of a different character, being a mixture of white aad our reporter, as the officer got through auburn, or a randy brown, and rather looking at the cell door. “ Hast 1? Well, You’d better bet I coarse. In bis youth Mr. Jefferson's hair was remarkable for iU bright hast I? I'm a regular mght-rail fence blown flat by a tornado! I'm going U> color. The hair of Madison is coarse, and of commit auimde when I get out o* thia, I am!" a mixed white and dark. A chew of tobacco aad a few kind The hair of Monroe is s handsome dark autetra, smooth and free from any I words opened hia heart, and he ex­ admixture whatever. Ite ia the only plained: “ You nee, I lost my dog in town the Pl—dent, excepting Pieroe, whose Mir other day, and I came in thia morning bad undergone no change in color. The hair of John Quincy Ada— ia to find him. Dad, tne darned old baas wood, told mo to call on a fortune­ somewhat peculiar, being coarse, and of teller and find out who atote Tigo, and a yellowish gray in color. ThaJmr of Gen. Jackson ia almost a I was fool enough to do it—f-o-o-1 perfect ^hifa but aoaroe in ita char­ enough to do it I I called on a woman . acter, as might be supposed by those- baek up here about a mile, gin her $2, who have examined the portraits of the and says I,' Where's Tig®?’ ‘ He’s up oldbaeo. here tn a Dutehman'a yard,’ aays ahe. The hair of Van Buren ia white and 'Did he steal him ? ’ aaya L * lie did,' nays she. ‘Then III bust his head,' smooth in snpearuer. Ttri' hair of Geo. Harrison in a fine aaya I. ’ You will marry rich, have lota white, with a alight admixture of black. of baiqilnoas, live to be 100 years old, , „Tb« h*>r of John Tyler is * Mixture «f white and brown. a The hair of James K.polk is almoet a pure white. Tbe hare of Gau. Tayter to white. w*h a slight admixture of teown. The -hair of Millard Fillmore ia,«a Um other band, brown, with a alight ad­ mixture of white. The hair of Franklin Pieroe in a dark brown, of which he had a plentiful crop. -WantIt to somewhat remarkable, however, “ Well, Pwi in a nice fix, I ami Tigs that since Pirece's tim< no one baa thought of preserving the hair of his gone, f2 gone, me tn the iug, and dad 'mcci saorB- There are varanrice in the planting corn with a blind eye and a is no hair riiher of lame back I We're a nice family, take in, Johnson or Grant, us all in a heap, and y«u go oat and bet ten to one we are I Ro, you can't help I-offuturity. me any, lean you want to leave me a lead pencil I feel like composing • On rainy days the active child reeente poem on a fool, and 111 write it oa the waUbcre. Good-by, mirtcr; com. beck faja ..confinement within doors, and ia in an hour and I'll have a poem deme, and be in my grave, mebbe, for I esn't amusement than the making of scrap­ boar wp under more'n e^wegne Ins i ot books. Provide 11*4 LUte eaeo with a woe."— Defroif Frte Prw. joir of blunt-pointed actaaora, and let them rut out and trim neatly the pwrV W<t eU igista'fa— How mash they sany bread uncovered 1 ip Parisi Once oa ibe street I aawane JjESIT A, GOODYEAR, o< the infinite number of cap-women 1 seated behind the litUe box cm which alp tdeana ahoos. Bha bad fallen asleep, and her knitting sod folded wewspeper fowtanj ■— Jy Meess Farstatasto^ W-rSiMa 1HI, iilUMBELFUUVtU in tbs sfrssta to ass the beads cut off ia their great Revolution? Paris to the grand hotel of the world. life now full a woman working button-bolee io ma­ chine-made ttollare ■fljtosy false pol­ lan. Bbe is working them bcsuttfully, five in each collar. Bbe gets 10 so— for the donee (Ollan, and she ana earn TuvmtMY, May 3 —Amun.—Tte foDowtog t4Us wre pasood To prw— UM tahteag sad kffioc of lob ai Long taka, Balteata same neaghbortonod I go into a httle «—«y; to sussed — tew tstol*lgforaWato> creamery and get a bowl of ehoaaiatf of UMSopolta: for the • damaree auataked by raaasa paMs* highways, teroota, bndtm and ralr.rte; io aUach errtaia to city of Coldwater; to prvrtoe ter of lb. Is.hmm of aaanafoeturtot MteUwoasaad MrskeMg b»M fr7u?>,‘'>r.1>,.X~tai* to r*^<* Cowsty Asditora ter Um ooeaiy a far 5 sous. A woman says that the shop io hers, and aba has a small sue­ ! tom. Bor husband works on the rail­ road, and her two children are boarding with her parents, who are alone near the Voagvw mountains. Not far off. upon the street. a woman ia Crying po­ tatoes very nicely. Bbe haa a stove ia which she burns coke. She sells her potatoes for 1 sou and 2 sous, and Bella a good many at breakfast and dinner time. She haa a cubby hole or ru e am ia the house front, and pays 10 boos rent a day. Riding on the circular rail- DBYWIOM, SEI! 1H DUES MOM ■sa.-ttsaws e Jl’UTM lUMOOX, • 1. #*•'. *iTiZEtt GOODS, PLASTER end can. Bbe buys milk and amkre that soft etaeene of whmh tho Fn—to arooofotod. Bbe pots ban up ia bite of doth, aud toys each pat into a bit of a basket. Bhe bv a custom at the reetaurnnta outride of the Exposition. In her can to the eream to pour over aad make /Vtmapc a la crema. She has Groceries ud GeunI hodice, open tne mattresses, <-ud the wool, sod put it into a dean cover. My partart wtfo talto — that this wool to mixod withbair. I go —e morning to the grooer s and find only a w—an than; and when I go to the office of tobacco 1 Fivb of the Thames bridges, namely. Bkxatob Gablaxd, of Arkansas, is * , Um Laat-h. VaaifaaU. Albert. Im-sror* n><! graduate of BL Marya CoUegw, Bard* 1 Otta.it, have B— freed ft— tabs, leaving tewn. Kyj*h.i. '. : ■ I saty fast toll-brtdgas wttkta tbs arsa of Lon Bkmatob Edntxps will take hia famUy to Europe after the adjournment of, MONEY TO LOANI h 1^*4 U hkk ktota,.;. Cinto to a libend wowing of salt. Two barrels per acre wiU not kOlBBtaD grain, but wilf ruin a oom crop. <ham tain food. A/lgr ipfriag crops are not too mueh a man. ointment aa CWk in the tftate De­ Mt byMartiBVsnBuron.S<creol Btato under Jockan. ou tbe 9M <V. !«»• Bunter was SI yean <4, A tu . Hoodoo'^‘upw^rdi, OU LOXO Ttttg. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-06-07.pdf.pdf 22e7299c83757553ae052a243637c402 PDF Text Text Devotdfry) the Interest! of the Bart Partv Under the Sue. VOLUME VI.NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1879. NUMBER 37. Two others followed in 1874, two in 1877, and three in 1879, and that is the laat known of -them.—New York Trib- TYPICAL (KCVBBEXCIA. FASH IOM hOTKM. G oorge Parker cost * ntartled look A 8ax Framcibco barber, formerly thin, worn, wild-looking creature liis once-liandaomc wife. - Good hssveur, Mary!" he eried; - I has been tpld by a Nev Yorker, who found himself driving along the pretty country road leading to Chiawick one ip hia shirt just come abroad for the first time, was A LADT celled at Portland, Mo., and Brother and Landsberg to the Clerk a Having finished her purchases, ahe went office, who issued the papers, and then home. Tho jeweler finally was attracted the trio started together for Brother’s store and amused it with some trinketo until its mother missed the baby and returned. She had forgotten it. Two BELLES C to a ball with a i; but he Candice have come into faaliinn in Traveling dresses arc made with no a dog in a ch urn -wheel or a horse in a trimming, or very little. Children'a garments have large square treadmill, the engine revolves its'^drivpockets back of the hips. Small boys wear hate. Small girls having all returned to London, the road are among the light wrappings an­ Age. nounced for this summer. married to toe woman. them, containing two ladies dressed alike in blaRk and white silk, with violet- basques, plain overskirts finished by a wreathed bonnets, and faces that pro­ fold, and underskirts trimmed with two claimed them to be sisters. Mr. A------ small plaited flounces. ' Certainly; I am hia wife.' lifted hia hat, and the ladies smiled for hia father's bouse with the bndc. ’During seen. Having told hia father the circumstances instant Nancy, the house-maid, an old the hair-pulling which “You almond-eyed heathen 1" he ex­ "What pretty women!" exelaimed his of the marriage the old gentleman took servant, and one who had been devoted­ witness, "the contestant. _r claimed. groping John by the hand companion. "You know them? Who draped into folds. the bride back to her home, and McCoy Black cashmere and Pompadour bro­ and shaking it joyfully; "yon are the ly attached to Mary, entered the room. a barbed-wire fence widely appeared to are they?" “Only the Princess of She bad been listening at the door. be hungry for cailtou Their clothing Wales and her sister." replied Mr. A------ . cade ore blended in some of the coo- first of your good-for-nothing breed I null and void. carelessly. A eloud of dust, and next tumen recently mode up in Paris. The over saw." tern for a ng carpet." "Chinaman in bully," mid the Celeacame a dog cart, driven by » atont. trimming is Breton lace, and bows of HOME DOCTOR. reversible watered ribbon. •ylong tial. struggling to free himself. Il is a peculiar branch of bonnet in­ “Devil take your waahoo-waahee, or WM. PARMENTER. Health is the. ground which great wila; again the same affable exchange dustry now that each fashionable woman whatever you cull it," said the country­ shall have a garland of flowers suitable man. aa lie picked up a parcel of boiled They were never sent. She hid them; for three miles. Then one of the vxm- persona cultivate, whereby they exshirts and things which the Chinaman, testents remarked, in reply, to a specta­ sound." A variation on the Mario Stuart in hia flight, had let fall to the aideJ. I BAKER, tor’s questton, tla* hi* legs had been sen Led in ite power; the human riches Thc rolling of more carriage wheels an­ George was in a frenzy of despair. of time. The minute glass runs will nounced a victona, in which xal the plumes which meet in front above the ontlandiah beast the newspapers say mean a mowing machine," said the pretty young Princess Beatrice and tiie forehead and wave down toward the you are. How about the pigtail, «h? other pedcatrian. Theo the race ended; are in the healthful momenta.— D'ifltn- Marehioneos of Lome;-a pleasant smile carsorA knot of Pekin gauze ora hand- Yrs, by gramooH, here it isf" and he woman he had but momenta ago for the insulted veteran attacked his and bow from the latter, rather *;------. namiW. H. GRISWOLD. l^ughr. glue. bri.1 wbwio, of I ■»“»••• rirncwl. Ih. pU« .b.ri> took bold of the tip-end of Uiat adorn­ rival, and a fierce combat closed the N»vbm us* anything but light blanlK7*,c’ ment, and lifted it up like a pnmp“Will you tell mo what your nta as a coven ng for the nek. The 1 “»* *}~d the <ora*riiandle. "Beats anything I ever saw on was? " he demanded of Carrie. And this I iahvd companion, who bad no time to made of what are called Indian fabrics, the liead of mortal man loans, was fishing wito a hook and line before the landau of Princraa | that is, goods of the mastic and cinna l>eaitly al irt," he continued, as he took mination to La your wife. I sincerely at the Old Lake Ena, ho felt a fearful exhalations from the pores of the rick »|x-ak A. M. FLINT, ----- ------- “ “• • shades, by hand,-----in a hold of the flowing garment, while Jbhn Mary Teck stoat Royal Royal mon “ --------p-embroidered ----- „----------- :--------------perwon, while the blanket allows them !। “ *7 of Trt * appeared, her stout repented of mv crime when 1 heard II,„ u.n»l, „,b U„. I*1” I""™- . B““>" A pretty little cottage in the suburb your wife was dead, and I thought liad I Grvat »» his astonishment to find that !। moat — .ui fitting jackets in a swallowwinning sweetness aa terminate she returned of Maidstone; vines trailing over it, but waited, how easily I could hare sc ho had caught an alligator four feet variably distressed by a great weight of Mr. A----'s bow. Even the two ladies patches of hovers in front of it, and as compLihed my wish without the aid of long and very active. Schforff called bedclothes, which often prevents their The greatest latitude is permitted in "Leite me glow!" yelled the Celes­ opposite her liowed prettily, and the | contrasts of color and variety of ma­ guilt; but it is too late now. I am a WALTER S POWERS, for help, and, throe men haatening*to getting any sound sleep whatever. air of comfort and beauty all around it; tial. guy-looking Duke of Trek, who came a man of 30 and a woman of 25 con- miserable, wretched woman—a sinner him, the alligator was hauled ashore, terial in all coatumca intended for home "Don’t fret the cattle." said the coun­ who has the right to expect merry from having done no further damage than to following I often tiae for my patients: I verainglin the veranda in earnest tones. tryman, soothingly. "I want to see if burgh, gave a moat sweeping return to no one. I will go from your house at masticate the foot of one of the meta take a devert teaspoonful of arrow root thev have lied about your hoof harness!" Mr A------ 's salute. Ono rop ’ once, and Heaven help me in the fu­ This is one of the few recorded in­ * as bright and picturesque aa pomble. an<f, looking down at John's feet, be and add a a table-spoonful of milk; wet Ixnng utterr ture." stances where an alligator has been and rub it smooth. To this I add a after another CHAS. II. BRADY, oraru,...D.'i.l.UCT brok,«a;!*l‘“’'7’ “J ■»”•* riou. burst in tea loud laugh." “ Do not add hypocrisy to your caught with hook and line. tcaspooilful of jiowdcrvd sugar. Heat crime ; and. if you would not have mo At the supper-tabla at a hotel in Del­ a half-pint of rich milk and bring it just with : ™ -Ji ih.^H.1 .... er- -ull w>>a joU repent my merer, leave the house this aware, Ohio, while a good number of up to the boil Then, when it boils, braid and gold thread embroidery, are mo Heaven!" and he contemplated here, but only fancy how quickly you've 1 instant," said George, in tones not to stir in carefully the arrow root and brought into play in making the butter­ them with unmixed pleasure; "turned gut acquainted with the whole royal be doubted. sugar. Allow it to boil boil three tumutca. tumutes. . fly-like toilets that flit hero and there augar. ' ’ ' ‘ j’ rish I could have lieen in- I with you." He waa right when he spoke of the and give either warm or cold.—Hoepi> Dr. £ D. SESSIONS, “I know it, George," replied the hypocrisy of Came. 8be hail hoped omitted from tho bill of fare. As he tnf Aurae. land finding fomaclt in the jiork, and I no strings, and cellar doors for soles, as wife; “ but this letter nays that mother to touch the heart of Mary. Her hus­ waa quietly seated at the table sijiping I'm a sinner! Ho, ho, ha, ha! 8hoot To Relieve Corms ox the Sole of i seeing how all ton hate were lifted, and is on her dying lied, that she suffers for band's words, save as far as they exon­ hia cup of tea. Miss Gustio Bmith, an the Mr Kroeger waa tranquilly eating his them, shoot them f" Foot. - Cut r niece of stout card- | every one Low«d to, did \Jr. A----- --'a erated her in the ryes of the world. adopted daughter of the landlord, who Ixtard to fit the inside of the sole of the | companion discover that his friend's ’rokfasl. n morning or »o ago. when LEWIS DURKEE ■tantly calling for me. If I should not is descnlx-d aa remarkably lieauliful to the Chinaman'a heart, and. breaking womanhood, came j shoe. i The coni board must ly- large | intercourse with the royal family was a I hia boy broke the silence by asking him s~J just budding into -----;; \_____ dcU.cted tliat she had killed all the pity and | for 25 cento to go to the minstrels with science would always upbraid me. To in the heart of Mary, as well as ahe bad up behind him and rubbed two handfuls ■ enough - ’ . in every way to preventit shift- | ‘bowing acquaintance* only, | that night. Mr. Kroeger promptly reing under the fool in walking. Cut a | killed all happiness in her life. She of pepper in hia eyes, which nearly I fused, on the ground of hard times. “PTice, plied Hoodlum shootc round hole in it exactly where gave one appreling look al George and drove him frantic with pain. The moMr. Kroeger's ixiy is more than a boy, Chinaman! Plice, plice!" EMORY PARADY. duty. Your cousin, ran from the room. George would have faTO^rhich prompted her to the deed the corn rests, but a little larger than I The countryman watched the terrific and, when he sets his heart on haring the corn. This arrangrment re hevea wav, as she claims, that young Alexander followed her. driven wild with despera­ I anything, he generally succeeds m Ret- pace of his late friend with some aston­ tion. but Mary saw his intention, and. would persist in playing tho ;«rt of 1 ting it; s<>. when hia father refused to ishment, and. after hia pigtail had catching him by the arm, ahe said, “No Paul Pry, by following her at nights '.- comply with his request, be moved over cracked around the first corner, he went immediate relief in walking. K J FE1GHNER. On the following dav, Mm. Parke? violence. George, ] forbid it!" -T , by hia mother, and said : A word was enough for George from | " I gueaa 111 tell ma what the cook Carrie conwnted to come and with stones concerning her that curious physiological fact that, although Mary. All hia old tore. Ins cousin es­ hotel stay with George, and manage the teem and admiration for her lisd re­ were detrimental to hercliaracter. The open air life is so favorable to health. household affairs during her absence. turned. -He could not behevo he had reports were wholly without founda­ with my own ayes."—Cincinnati £ntion. She had endursd his persecution ing growth in early youth. Let two UNION BOUSE proving the devotion of his heart in he cast a thought as to what her life had until patience had ceased to be a virtue. children be brought up together, one Iroomory for tho manufacture of iron by ■ tieolly. “to come home and pct me, and . “7 An_ »»7~' each letter; telling of his tondinca*, been for the jaast year, and what a re­ mado to " rough * it out-of-doors, and “T»-• J— srmn-l . <>„. , w,. but nut complaining; wishing for his turn home ahe had, he could have killed ports this interest | The increase of cotton export at the tulip, and then go and receive the cs brartl for verl ltlDg Ume common the other carefully tended and kept wife, but not urging her return. These himself, coward-like, and escaped the brown owl boilt i within; other things being equal, the port of New York this year u » Per rre^s of the eook. You miserable fof IxjnJop IlltutraUd 'sj^rl^ng for the London Illustrated Sj-orting letters were a great consolation to life of misery he had created so [«- projecting roof of a farmhouse, where boy of the drawing room will lx- taller, cent over that of the same penod last frog-eyed runt, for two pins I d go over a,Mf Dramaiic yewt^ j, m. frica<] y, E PARADY, Mary. Without them ahe could not fectlv for another. tt liad a brood of young. One day the and, to all appearance, more developed ---------- ' eye. out. Erejos' drecription of how he mught AXCraCTUU>s<B«sUsa4 Steas. Makhw have existed; with them ahe could en­ The lai Hirer's "Now tell me, George, of what I was farmer, moved by curiooity, drove away than hia companion. stammered the------ford of toe lunUBiemhU |.u one njght_ b 111 «ad Nf*lnB( M«Ur teas, she outa Ww .... . . * , , , A Dakota journal «ay» the buunrsa * ' ““ ------ --------------dure, but not bo happy. accused, and, in defence. I will tell you the old bird, took out tiic young owls, children, for instance, who, ptay la the , -------------------------------------------------------------w.cU„n,, nMBrt eheering M | en I',1" w‘»««• <c broke br< in'.k- »> । ,I1Bnjr ycani ago. when he was young in -II __ __ _ , kine.ly country roads and field* all day, .... . . I and, after looking at them, -eplaccd Farmers are full of encouragement, and , J’j’T,1 ", yo.U ' l'ln?lnK hia profcMUon, and while on a tour with lia letters a J. B RASEY, them uninjured. In the evening, as he whose psrents lock their cottage doors , a greater acreage than ever before will "uddenly U> the boy. she demanded an B provincial comjwuy he had taken lodw"I shall say nothing in accusation, was entering hia house with his servant, when leaving for work in the morning. * ~~ U> • clean ’ uvSFm----- . ,,, .. but rather dilapidated ly come to hia lovely home ami taken but simply the fact that for months I the latter suddenly heard tbe l>eaLing of so tliat their offspring shall not gain । be harvested the coming year.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------» .lljm, B.V. n>. 25 -nu" . goi.Tu. Wd TaKIXO into account the increased charge of it. Marv, in reply, wrote: never heard from you." wings, and felt the claws of the owl pn entrance and get into mischief, are al I .. .i a b*' fell aalcep, and soon alter falling acreage in both winter and spring " I do not like the face of your cousin. most invariably abort for their age. ORNO STRONG. bis chin, and before he ootiid defend a>re m. U,« „„1 tt. | „j h„ wheat, it is not improbable that the There is something behind ths swretThe children of working farmers ex­ =7 I m -..tai tae ,«r o. tt. C. „ota., „ htal. ncss of her expression which, if allowed • • then no answer directly under the eye. On the follow­ hibit the same peculiarity. • *• . unnciri . (n curtains of his bed. He sprung v> । 11_ » weir 1 TlX OVCT 32.000/MX) bu»h to penetrate, the perpetual smile would ing day an unsucowaful hunt fur the up. struck a light, and saw a dark-colored render the pretty face hideous: besides, died. ’ became insane. bird wae instituted, but in the dusk it the lads suddenly shoot up, and become : '"**•' , * i mother bv telling her: ' little creature with wings blundering ahe is too young. 1 cannot reconcile my­ A \ftwVROTi A Mixxwota natw«r pajier rwth says -: The mrMil mr»t I - L„t nlght Appeared again and attacked the farmer ffrwwl SHLarrllinrcnj Card*. | altout the room. Not being well acself to her constant companionship with asylum. Think of that. George! Look himself, sinking him directly in Che of immenw strength. Hence it would encouraging crop reports come in from I pretty close to him’ ..76-------------- . . , „ I quainted with natural history, Mr. Eceles you. In fact, I don't like her. Let your at me, the wreck I am. Bui, careworn . .h — .. ?h’iy°^. r .L.“T‘l K’ . ■ dld it aa a bat, but deterrye with ite beak. Dr Duteur found a seem that in-door life forces growth st all jiurte of the State. All accounts couain return home, George. I abotild and friendless as I was, I thought I wound of the cornea and an abundant agree that the croja never looked better AjAwbri,*. <o, Uj4.hiw.tt. u, a, i« P—ibU —1 feel bi tter satisfied." could turn to my hutbond. and find the hemorrhage. The sight of the eye was Ax iMraorKMEXT.—We are pleased shelter I see now is only to be found in completely tost, and the other eye was la. —ou llonR .UrwxwUl ooeor,. ttu | y,. poUow U. k>< Taking up a soft frit hat, he began th* through her heart. an<| it was destined heaven, for my husband has taken subsequently threatened with sympa­ to note the change people have m*-lc in ■'.“V ““ ,7°p ’t“1, 1-1 !»“<■’ uolh« Mdl.' L*. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. the matter of swathing their children's | hunt. And tried to capture the intruder io be followed by many another, for another to hia heart, from which I hail thetic inflamation. tt. Ht.ri. I-. rimao™,. I Th. boy fol <ml M Ut , . * ' 1 iu vain; but at last ho hugging a >*oy's or girl's neck with a it, carefully took it from haa now no home but mine. She sense of. happiness within me. I live Disaster! in Transatlantic Steal ta. Iw. to ral tt. ri.ll. .bitt rijrir II t^UwEttri..... in . great comforter or scarf w»a general, was a dependent on an sunt, who treated but through the love of my child, but Douglas county. Ore , took hw Henrv gallaa. look hU . wfamn-hght-e«Am«.. iu utampu Io hut now a days we don't often see it ; fur licr I Lave done. Am I innocent in nfli and strolled into the woods. There A <uppiement to the American Ship | ll.w l. sun . lUtty Hriri. uuf n-tt, ' of tliis week furnishes the public with aii ' JAKE HOLME, — . , ,. , caught it — and went to bed to dream of coming a wife and a mother? Before TU„ «. wwy uy. Baih.wu.oldwta.ril —w ol ««,»^uh—• ।a across a valley and up a hill the hunter will harden into a healthy indifference elaborate table of maritime ilisasters, I T. Ihw watt devred dwwril object ttjritt Indeed, loom | Thomapple Lake, Barry Co.. Mich. compiled by Mr. G. B. Winslow Jrom I in K th “ much to cold; but that muffler exchanged for Your child!" exclaimed George. followed the trail. AU at once a huge “**1“ . *hhuman “““ ailmentewyyw. hri. . aI 1 H>rdlv Hudlv had Iwd he h.dozed doaed rfl whttanother wwlh.r records in tbe archives of the Atlantic | ^ or everyone han off when X— I*- COLK, Proprietors Mutual Insurance Company. It shows reape-but the ...... right oa. one. Jtafcwias ; flnttoring.wttniril awakenedhim. him. nd. and, bshtaic righting , !j different — .,0-00. Ori An agonizing cry Sow. tanriW. budding UJdmi a . fire Ow under. on<l.;j.aoU«mutt.UlooaduxSbwl JW.AIthe number of vesoels test in tmnsot-' ® OKI® •dvocate -• .... .. .. .. the Henry,*sharp reverberation among ■onse, and Mary fell lautic steam navigation from 1836, when n h,m him. This »• is ^Oefl ’dual, ctual, as salt it is la calculated .v;_____ ___________ .1 t tn hir wanted tender manner. the crags, the thunderous answer of the sore throat have declined M per cent render the animal's nerves steady. it, put it in thn drawer with ite brother, beast, and the hunter took to hia heels. since the absurd use of high collars and the Birina first crossed the ocean. The Meantime, Mary remained at the bedgencnJ results are shown by their sum> Try it, by al! means, and, if that does twice-sround neckerchiefs went out of On boundaid bruin. Bmith turned. In and again went to bed. Again, however, ■ Tl.--1...1-1- i not do. nour Mild in hia ears: nerrr he was awakened in a similar manner; violent, and it was found necessary to by the different casualties specified, is I B,lnd ** '■«* do tn*kt' h«® dr*^ for life yyiLLUM JONES, tend her to ar. asylum. infantile mortality would disappear. It 145; of which never were beard of after ~»ho wants abalxy horse? H the sand “he received a letter from Came, sayinj With one wife a lunatic, and the other only costs a trifle to put a piece of thick a proven criminal, and hia child dead. entbusi Stunned an he was he thanked hia lucky felt or cork into th« bottom of a boot or shoo, but the difference is often con­ lection siderable between that and a doctor's threats of death Io him ahonld he rcoiat aidaa.-,Scten« of BaaUk. DENTISTS, life by the several kinds of disaster, as Rem tn im fob Com*.—A bit of liqen far as ascertained, was as follows: By dipped in turpentine and wrapped missing vessels, 850; by veaacla sunk al around the corn night and morning, if sea (including look by Arctic, 562), 778; by the vessels burned, 533; by veeaela but eight mystery was persevered in, will give relief. bnlleta, Arnicaand applied likewise will alleviate the jam. sprocket!, 1,611; by collisions, 350; bv veaaels foundered. 10; by other csmhisI- rhich NEW LIVERY! person, and under 0*. OSZMZLTJSr, a considerable Tmt Indianapolis Sentinel of * «rnt date says: “There is another kindlings fins instead of /■atria. the City of Gl which teflGl LIVffiT 4 BOARDING STABLE for New York standstill Break hia Klhiiimot continued lican. Double & Single Rigs, Ute one rids that Mr. Wilaoo could not 4rick nnleaa again imposed H.-JFaltece’i Month*. stable for a neat for Wifaoa'a many important K as it will some should be < "Onkr. Carrie. is Lotto McCox, a young Is Pf f^rifsevitbr IwT , Wt FPh not oue wm ever Mrd of afterward. �fold, then thry studied up many way* to prevent the mlvMit* among them of the ’'Northern Mud-aBls" as they term­ ed them. . There were at Washington, and at all GRAINS nil the arms and hoik •«!, and sent them destination of all troop* to be forward­ b United States of all treasury, sent the ar­ ed South, and also the route they were . 'r..._ v_______ it__ to take. Ereo in the different Depart­ I my out wr*t or to Texan and New Mex­ tain and brlehed forth lava that dro- ments of the Government, were many ico, rant the nary to foreign wa*. and atmve al! thry had tltrirarmy already Voyvd fourteen vIIImml. -Otra gtowing .very strong Rebel*. or tts they were onraairad and in the field, and further 3—ure was twelve mifan long and emit­ teilh that army waa in tbeir own territed rath vivid light thte k wm impos- throngb every coureivalde form was u«- torr where the north mute.find them rabto to took steadily at iu 1-41733 the ed to detect them, yet by tbeir araiuripl audiake them if they could, which &oved no child's play, and took more an “ninety days to accomjdijdi. loyalty to the United Stairs, they ewThe Java melted the snow on the top of A short tnne after the Bombardment of Fort Sumter, and when the Northrni the mountain and the inundation swept traitor*, by holding such adrantagcoun State* were M tidiug troop* to Wash­ down the aide for eight miles carrying ptwitiotM. <»ald at all times learn the ington throngli the States of Maryland every thing before it Around the City mo*t secret intention* of the Adminis­ or Kcntncky. then the very “neutral" <4 Catania a wall fifty feel high wun tration, and by their cunning thwart, or Governors of those Staten, or the asarmldicw thereof, began to whine and erected to keep hack the lava, but it ac­ binder, to a certain extent, the execu­ protest ogrtinzt the pinning through cumulated and at hid pwin'il into’ the. tion of tlm pian*. It wan a long time those Staten of the artnr iuteeded for city a cataract of liquid fire. One*£thc before these bcld men were 'sifted out urvMTvatton nf the Union, or as they ciliums ttl Catania tried to divert the termed It. to invade the rarred soil uf from among the morn trnsty, and in Virginia or TrnnresM>. 'llionc states fact only liy some overt art of their own could they be discovered. Some and would not of these spies continued to hold lucra­ tive positions undo the Government all through the mrU wnr. and by their giving information ueeretly to the Rcl*cl Government, helped to prolong the WMard Brown was deeply in lorn strife, and make it mote bitter and bar- wiUi.I/onisa Barrot t, a servant girl in hta father's family at Martinsville, Ind. She asked him to make for her a mould of a silver dollar, as she intended to go into Iraainsas as a counterfeiter, and be consented; bat her -Jumsy affbrta to produne bogus coin that would pass proved a failure. Her next plan for arqniriag wealth waa to murder and rob old Mr. and Mr*. Brown, nnd die coolly requested Willard to aid her. Although her ialneaee over him was very great, be dedined to bdp her klU hto parentz. yet he promised never to divulge her proposal. One night he inspected that alio was about to carry out her .project and watched her. Ho raw her chloro­ form the old folks and let in Joe 0 reer, a desperado, who killed Brown with an firon bar and badly injured Mrs. Brown. The crime was attributed to tramp*, until Willard, Jealous of Joo Greer's in­ timacy with Louisa, spoke out. George Cobarn bad a discussion with hia brother-in-law. in a St. louis bar­ room. as to hew much whiskey au able drinker could put down ata draught. Cobarn felt sure Be could drink a "schooner" beer gtara full, and offered to make the attempt if hia relative would pay the cost. The glass held more than a pint, and the bar-tender, perhaps knowing better than ethers the qpality of the liquors that be sold, wanted Coburn that the draught was enough to kill a man. “Pshaw I that's only a drink foe a child.’* said Cssbuya. and poured all of the whiskey dswa his throat without stopping tc take breath He waa prostrated within a few min­ ures, and soon died. A family of four adult*, in Northbridge, Mas*., have drank enormously Of cider since last fall, tb« quantity be­ ing estimated oC forty to fifty barrel*. They had been finable to sell it at fair price, and so used it themselve*. ’ Durpart of winter it ras very . -hard,- -andtbe drinker* were intoxicated marli of the time. Six weeks ago tho mother died to a fit, and Liter one of the sons •died in a similar way. while the anther Cahau-Maloney shot Bridget Murphy, at Monroeville. Ohio, because *h« wuuM not marry him. Then he ran wildly into the street, defied anybody to acre* him, fired at tho men who auprr*-u-h<*l him, and terrorixed the whoir village. Constable Crane thought that the be«t plan of reatonng ordcr waa to kill Ma­ loney, and deliberately proceed/d to do it bv shooting him liuu a rate dtataure with a rifle. Singular bow political conditions will change climate*. Twenty - fi ve years ago. when the Southerners sauted t. f>r<< daurejwu Kansas,it waa repriwcnud asllw most salutary spot In the Nation dor the negro. Now, when the negro -want* to go there of hi* own accord. it is fall oCHxxards, and other life destroy­ ing dimate influence*. ■ Among the many cay* the Rebels dcvised to hinder the execution of Gov­ ernmental authority wa* the burning of tho railroad bridges and tearing up the tra<^ to hinder the forwarding of troops to ths points destined. Mauy peopleofthe Northern States anpposed that those engaged in that detesta­ ble occupation were authorixed to do so by the Robd managers, but how It was iu certain cases I know not, but about all the bridge burning at the be­ ginning of the conflict was done by a class of being* who were of such a na­ ture that unless they were doing wrong they were “of all men most miserable a class of. person* who can be found in most any thickly inhabited commun­ ity, and who arc always waiting fora big fire ; an npriningof the restless porof the community, an at Pittsburgh a couple of yearn ago; or a railroad ca­ tastrophe. whcie they can gorge them­ selves withal under, or destroy the lalx>r of the more honorable portion of the inhabitants. Such a class of peo­ ple were the bridge-burners of the bor«k-r State* at the beginning »f the war. Tl»cy were let loose at it; no fear of tlw law iu their eye*; no wrong in the forcible hindrance of the “northern vandal*" from entering the land of eottou and negroe*. where “all nconlc were oiiict and only waiting to t>c let alone." The bridge-burner*of thctairdrr States lived by plunder both of lh<Kortberu uud Soullicrn armies, of friend and foe alike, respecting DcillN-r the home of their birth, or the more dintanl 1‘ortion* of Ibis brood domain. They Heed in band* at some out of the way place among the mountain* of Mitrrlaad or Virginia. They were to the frarte* and teraaMM of that por,jn of the country. i Derieg the liegiuuiug of the rivil war there lived a brand of these roug.'i. devil-may-rare sort of people on the bank* of tbe upper Potomac, near HarCcr'n Ferry. They formedy lived bv unting, fishing, and foraging or steal­ ing from the inhabitnntaof tbe vicinity, or more particularly those who lived a safe distance from their seat of opera­ tions. They were governed by a form of rnlea, ami to violate one of their rules wa* alnioat certain to cud iu the death of the member who dared to vio­ late them. They had a chief whora duty it ws* to super-vise things gener­ ally. plan out the work to lw done, make all needful rules aud regulations. —bat these mu»C I*' approved by n twothirds vote of the band, the women be­ ing permitted to vote atoll mcctiug* for that purpose. When an important Job was tc l«e done, such as tin- robbing of treasure, breaking into housot, or the more daogvrou*. wrecking a train of cam for plunder, a vote was taken to determine when and how the work should be done, and who would lead in Their field of opcratjon* extended north into l‘cnn*jlvania, Ohio, Indiana and llliuoi*, and cast to the tide water. They never went iu large gangs uplem some very important work waa to !>e fM-rformcd. which needed many band* to insure It* auceera. Living where they did. and in the manner they did caused them to n-main unsu*|>ectrd. When they found that they were to ter, 1'ort Huron, Ann Arbor, Klint. La- have a litUe better chance to steal un­ paar, Jackson, and scores of Other plac- der the ncn uatuo of Confederate Sol­ dier*. or as they were classed at the «■ in the state fittingly obeerred Me­ North, Guerilla*, they, of course.allied morial day. ’Tin well to straw flower* on Use graves of the men who died for the Unrau. May their memory be kept Swift'a.milla, «in Gratiot rood. Detroit, on Satnrday last, while rdjusting a belt with a pole the end of whfeh he rmted on liis hip, the wheel started and struck tho top of the pole with such fi.tre that it waa driven clean through hia body and llie next morning was foum on the floor of hi* ratoon. Ddane Chapman of Flint recent victrd of assault with intent to k made a confession to being a pi the murder of Holly Conklin, i eity, some time ago. The borrib was done in the night time in k Supt. of Schools Edward'RJ the township of Grant, Mason b«MI arraigned charged with hia wife and two chiloreninto! Co. with a view of havioglBni tv charge. They are flow ini ery silly argn———,— 1------------- uraesUnmuou of any turnon of »rn«r, yet there werethone all over the Northern States who threw np their band* and with holy I:nrrorexclaimed: “For shame! that the people of tl.-one states riiould have to l»c no badly abused by the United States Government.” Forgyttiug that throw very State* were olthoagh osten­ sibly neutral, yet really the worst kind of Rebel States, or that- the protesting to the troop* being sent through their territory, wan the same a* the bolding' of nomc *trong peruon, and then telling the weaker <»nc to pitch ib, yoa will tbe reader will think a moment they u ill remember tbst all the bridges were burned in throw two States timt were burned to hinder the forwarding of troops at the beginning nf the great sliuggle. n’bere were then, anil there arc to-day. many people living in the Northern Stall**, who, although pro­ tected bv tin* United Staten (lovrroment. and enjoying nil the liberties of u few land; getting rich nt the cxin*hm* of the blood of human I wing*. Mid with­ out hindrance performing their differ­ ent trades or occupations, who were continnally crying “let llie RcIm-1* alone" Poor i»er*ccuted t>coplr! What have they dottc to merit surli a terrible punishment T Why aendanarmy among them? Tlx .v ani only trying protect tli. n>M.h< * trma the ti-rribli! persecution* of n monstrously corrupt Govcmuient. They are only doing what they have a perfect right to do ac­ cording to the Coavtiuitiou, (great slick ley for the U. 8. Constitution; ai> article which they never read.) Tlirae being holy lovcraof the persecuted jmi>pie of the Southern State*. w< re very careful to make ns much tu<>ucv as invi­ sible out of the war. And if asked why they didn't go South and help their dear brethren, would turn upon you with tl.i* qiirsitou : “Do you lliiuk I am n Reb­ el V Bless vrnir dear I if tic hearts: oh ! no, not at all. We never supposed von were, hot we did suppose you «<vr worse than the most bitter Retiel nf tlie South. "Whyf" Bccuux* they bad tlir pluck toea>m<* right out and give u* a slight ink hug of their feelings, in the shape of fMiwdcr and shot. No, jJeasc ' don t think wc would wisli to class you । IwjSinilT Dnliu Till tkn. HARDWARE. 500 lbs. for Potato Bugs NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! BEST THING IN THE MARKET NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! AT KOCKER BRO'S. Win. DeVine has been sick for some six weeks. He was first taken with measles and his recovery isslow. Mra< DeVine, bi* mother, is suffering sercrely from a cancer. Tt*c static work on tho M. P. Chnrch, nt Barryvillc, is neatly completed. It in the intention of the trustees to pat np the brick work before harvest if possible. It bn* been represented Hint the work of building the church had been given op. The report is false, an we nee no good reason why we cannot have Hie building rnelosed at an early day. We would take this opportunity to thank all who have no cheerfully and promptly aided us iu this enterprise, with their ntuix-y and many kind word*. 8. J. B. DESTROYING & KEEPING The Bugs from the Potato Vines. AT KOCKER BRO'S. AT MOCKER BRO'S. AT KOCKER BRO'S. 200 lbs. pare PARIS GREEN. AT KOCKER BRO'S. Nashville, Michigan. The Assyria Circuit M. P. Church, are to celebrate the Fourth of Jniy, at PIONEER STORE I Assyria Center. ‘Fbcro i* n ncighl/oriiood in thia town that ran get up a fight and a double­ dance nt the drop of the hat. Jacob llartotu, the only prosperous flartom we ever heard of, in working five different farms tlii* ruimmcr. Chaa. W. Culcmnn, <d Battle Creek, awl Catherine Schafnwer, of Assyria, were united iu matrimony by Roc. Ril­ ey, a few days since. Tho Quarterly Meeting of tl»o Assyr­ ia M. I’. Church will Is? held at Section Hill on the 7th and Sth inntn. Preach­ ing by Bev. W. Tumpkinsoti, Pres, of tin- W<-t Mich. C.Hifercuce. Sunday Sclwola have recently been ly tended Io excite to a greater degree t)je w ild and lawlera element of their organin <l in thin iiciglmrliood a* fol­ society, who, Mieawbcr like, were al­ lows: Al the Center w ith Mr. I'aynu a* ways -’waiting for Miniething to turn Supt.; in the Wiles neighboriMMsl with up.’ Tliew lauleos iM-raon* raw at a Wm. Cargo. Supt. ; at Seetiort-Hill with gLiii-.-c that they could burn and steal Mr. Ford, a* Sajrf.: at the Bake's school to their Iieart'a content, a* long as they litiuw with Mr. Alden, a* Supt. went under the name of Con federate*. When an important point «»• visited, and bridge*, building* and other Public one, five and seven of an ordinance ami private property thMroyed, the entitled “An ordinance relating to work was coir«idcrc4 legitimate m:!’the restraining, impounding and nratarvpiiiuilcr.br the Aon there people. curing oaBSfakK* 1 lad the Confederates diaarmroved of Sec. 1. 7m Mage c.f Na»MUe ortin-law leas acta of these rebbeni and ouly cuutlned themselves to wnr iu ita ihiint That section* Oio, five and seven more lyniorablr form it would have Iren better for them. Bui those Guer- 1 rills* were nothing but private* of the Ca|>tain Kidd order, who plundered and butnixl for amusement, uinl when they could not make any capital in the Aoutb by reason of the watchfulness of the Union array, then they went to Canada and tried a band at the Ixnunrs* on the lake*. Bnt Uncle Sam soon put a stop to their career in that quarter, and then came the general scattering of the bauds, and the cudeavora to hum the MOTICEi. terebrxi«a lira by rtrtra «fs *»•*•»• c»«r* C«*»ty at h/rrj.Ku. rf“* MlcSJc-B. cm lb.11.1 We arc now receiving our Spring Stock. The first installment of BOOTS and SHOES! HATS AND CAPS! Are in stock, and more following until out line, in all its departments, is complete. LOOK OUT FOR NEW ‘‘AD/’ SOON PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST PURE DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, Ito be grow ing modqtiile recovered from when hi* agile form -■ ■ Mondsy, tho 1-X.tK day oi July. ago, owe of the venomous reptiles was kiltol there. which was six f«*t tong, eighteen inches round tho body, and ~lt is fur you to ray ” said Judge But tor of lira United States District Court t« a Philadelphia jury. “whether a man wtoi ptays poker for money can have a IK.' New Goods tl.-ASA4iii3i4.trNew Goods! particularly the Union people. or any who gave indications of loyalty to the Union/ With, as the General* used to ray. “headquarters in the saddle." they him across the Continent, are all cou>paited. The Rail Bonds will carry pas­ sage™ for about half fare. LONDON PURPLE? JOSEPH M. WOOD. ago. He was tat 33 year* of age. A < yw old Iw»y. srf J. B. Ander­ son of Mcialoti. wan ran over and killed by ibe earn at Tbroe Hirer*, Kaluiflny. Ciareiuv Storm of PorUuiid. aged tote hi. lite by drowning. Friday, while heroically trying to rave Dial of anotb- GOOD GOODS! Reapers, Mowers, Horse Rakes, Wagons, Road Scrapers^Corn Plows, Harrows, and all kinds ofCastings, AT WAY DOWN! DOWN! DOWN! PRICES �THE SPRING TRADE! OP NEW GOODS JUST OPENED AT T he Long Brick Dye Stuflb! Hick* ha* sold hi* farm to Dye Stuffs! UCAL DRY GOODS, CARPETS, BOOTS AND SHOES. Wiimu’t prices go to Bong Bros. ARTICT4W, COMBS, BRUMHEM. be' 08223919 Ms dinner in. Mr*. 8. A. Shepard ia on the aiek list, as is also Mr*. Decker, the latter wrest ling with the meaatoa. fALL PAPERS ind BORDERS. HATS AND CAPS, NOTIONS, CROCKERY, &c., 20 per cent WINDOW SHADES. CURTAINS, CORDS. AND FIXTURES. Good Book* fur the Home Circle. But NO iBVANCKJd tbe Boston Store! Last week Dean Mix became a grass widower, but now be ia happy'again. Wife returned. Only went on a short visit. John Wilson boast* of the best field of clover in Kalamo, also tho largest F. J. Purchis baa refitted and re-ar­ growth of wheat. Tis to be seen in ranged Id* barber shop, so it will be Wrct Kalamo. more comfortable as tho weather adIn last week’* Nxwa the types made vaneea; ditto, A. L.R*sey. ' peranoe orator speaks at tbe Opera House next Thursday evening, Friday afternoon and evening, June 18th and 1MK. No one should tulsa the oppor- —Last Thursday night's gate “ratsod Ned" generally in Sunfield and Wood­ land Mowing down out-booses, fences, tree*, ate., and on the Sunfield-Wood­ land line Vite Hildinger had Just raised the frame for a fine 40-foot square bank bam. when the wind struck it, break­ ing the frame to piece* and demolish­ ing about one-half of the wall. Rev. r. W. Dickinson will, during in speaking of tbe highway aaaeeathe month of Jone and July. preach at menta. It should read “too farmer*.'' the Christian Church, every Sunday af­ Mrs. Clara Burna, one of the first set­ ternoon, commencing next Sunday. tlers of Kalamo, departed thia life on Saturday hut, at the ripe old age of U3 her borne iu Lafayette. Ind., tearing year*. The funeral waa held at the M. behind in thia village hosts of Ifrteod., £. Church on Monday at 16 a. m. who trust that bar last days maybebsr Abusineaa gentleman of Charlotte, and one who ha* l»een over the county Armbnrat A Co's Exhibition and much thia spring, informs your carer*aleight-of-band performance, that is poodent that wheat, if secured without now holding forth at the Opera House, farther damage, will be a much lighter ia said to be one of tbe finest entertain­ crop than last year. ments of the kind traveling, Fred. Ellis, of East Kalamo, has the in and see it to-night. • walla laid for Ma brick house, and Mr. Pope, his next neighbor, is building a large bam. A ride over the town The 4th of July meeting on Wednes­ shows many building* going up, or to day evening we* largely attended. lie built till* summer. A warning to house-keepeta. A few Ix^wii Durkee was called to the chair. A committee of three waa appointed to day* ago while *Will. Brundige’* fami­ solicit subscriptions, and a'committee of ly were all from home, a box of match­ fifteen to maka-ill necessary arxangv- ew—a common pasteboard box—left on the ahclf, in some way took fire and were all burned, but strange to relate, the box wm only partially consumed, aud then the fire seemed to die out- it- —“Can a leper change his spots F A. G. Kilpatrick, Geo. Mouch, WoodWe are given to understand that C. M- lairi. Putnam and Dan. Evarts an tbe back­ Wells R. Martin, F. M. Potter, Ver­ ers of Smith’s-paper. Bath ths above montville. H. W. .Mape*. W. G. Wells. Kalamo. gentlemen (T) are first-class specimen, L.*Lapbam, 0. Swift, Maple Grow. of dead-heads nud town-drone*, and should the above statement prove true, R. B. Harley, Thornappte Lake. O. P. Wellman, Castleton. the News will claim tbe credit of ma­ Tho*. Walsb, R- D. Harris. Sunfield. nipulating tbe pricks that led to their Porter Burtou, S. J. Itidclmnn, Ha*tRev. N. L. Brockway. havo delivered himself of tbe following astounding sentiment: “Well, sir. I 1st—L. C. Boise, find—Jacob Osman. did not mind the weather so much The committee on subscriptions al­ when it was arranged and ordered by Providence; but Bov that it ha* beet, ready report nearly *400.00 subscribed. handed over to them interfering Yank­ Arrangement* will be provided to *C; ees, why, be hanged if I can stand it." cure an eminent orator and everything thus. far betokens a most successful —One day last weak Mr. and Mrs. R. celebration. A cordial invitation is H. Weaver of Rnttend, went to the given to every body who want, a pxxl grave-yard to plant flower* on a belov­ time and lota of fun to attend to attend ed child’* grave, and when they re­ turned to their horns found that it had been Invaded by some viltanous tramp, who state not only a pocket-book con­ The delivery of Champion Reapers taining cv&ridcmblc money. Mr. Weav­ er’s best pants, *1 Itbe cooked virtual* and Mowers by our 'enterprising hard­ he could lay hi* handa on. but went ao ware dealer, C. C. Wolcott on Satur­ far as to break open the dead child'* day, wa* njflne and nucccasfal affafrand went off as merry a* a marriage bell, although the inclemency of the weather prevented a score or more of purchas­ ers from attending. By 12.30 p. m. the —Mr. A. Kincaid, a farmer of 45 following happy lot of farmer* had years, living about a mile south of As­ Champions loaded into their wagons: syria Center, met with a serious acci­ dent, on Tuesday last, that well nigh emt him Ms life. While on the road with his team, a tog became unfastened, and w hen he stooped to re fasten the moo the horse kicked, the hoofa*at glaring hi* bead. and a. he threw himself back the animal kicked again, both fret striking Mr. K. in the stomach ami knocking him across the read. He wm pirkral up insensible and a doctor sent for, who report* that the tehrcy is a dangerous one. but thinks that Mr. K. will come out all right. Thursday of lust week Commissioner Brooks, of Maple Grove, let the job to build a stone culvert and fill a deep ra­ vine on the county line between Kala­ mo and Maple Grove. The job waa let to Messrs. Vandyke and Merrifield, and when finished will open the county line for travel between tbe two town*. A few day* ago Mr. Reese missed one of his cows, and'after a hunt of a coup­ le of day* Found her in an old loghouse sun, and the door shutting on her had made her n prisoner, and bod it not liven for a bell which she wore, would have remained a prisoner till death, a* storing old trap*. “I tell you." *ay* John, “if you’d been you’d got lot* of item*." “How’* that t" kick so. Jack wa* bangin' me a dip­ per of water when the b<»r*e happened UP- Headquarter* for Groceries. Tea*. Sugar* and Coffee* at Ixittom price* at Davohkktt**. State of Michigan. Call and.aee. Killogc. Dkmakat A Co. GOODS NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS r?" Tin, Crockery and Glass in large varietie* at A.M- Dacgiikrtt’*, SEE TBE LK-.HTXB* SEWEB. IN PRICER. THESE GOODS IIAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. GROCERIES AS TO OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE! IN all tho LATEST DESIGNS. QUALITY NO BETTER, There i* and Crockery, Glassware, FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE DOMESTICS As cheap as can be bonght 10 cte. worth 12| BOOTS AND SHOES, Notions, Etc-, And For Price*, (flJIPETE IF YOU WANT COMPETITION ! WITH By fair, square dealing I expect a continpanee of paat favors, and solicit patronage from all parties who pay when they agree to. Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. WILSON & HOWE. THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. ------------------- Ixi ----------------We are pleased to announce that we are prepared to turn you out any kind of Job, from the I* full to overflowing with 8UCAR8, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, ORDINARY BUGGY To The FINEST PHAETON CANNED COOD8, Of svery description. Best Print* manufart’d C Which we will guarantee to be SAl'CEM. Caeapek Than You Can Get Elsewhere, PICKLEM, JELLIEN. _______ A. M. DAranggTY. tV Those 2<J inch Crashes at 6 ct*. oing fasti___________ Bostox Sroux. O. B. B. Denims ». fin. 12« Beaty TwiFd Ticking, lit i( “ Is H Quality considered. And in fact a full line of ------------------- ------------------------ Our White Dress Goods at 7 cts. is a Bargain. A FIRST-CLASS TRIM-SHOP. We run in connection with our buaineoto OUR STOCK OF If you need anything in the TRIMMING line, call and see iu, for we can do BOOTS AND SHOES STAPLE AID FAICY GROCERIES I At prices to suit tbe majority. Crock’ry «£• Glassware quality I can, and will, do a* well by 18 COMPLETE. ing you thing in my KEBISCO KID, in button, AMERICAN KID in button and lace. GLOVE CALF, in lace, PEBBLE GOAT is but. and lace. Walking Skocs and Hkppm in all tkr Carefully attended to, and aatifaction given every time. Give me a trial and by good Good*, low price* and fair dealing I will cn- [oping to receive a liberal shore of your patronage, and thanking you > favor*, I remain Groceries ? Our .35 and 50 ct Teas EUGENE COOK. FURNITURE! FURNITURE | AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE the BUYER. ■ ed. and* heavier (tip b generally ex­ pected than we had last year. Wheat is looking nice and is nearly all headed out, and pctweut indication* arc that we shall Lave an eariy harveai. Tbe Ladies’ Mito Society. of Maple Grove, will meet at tbe reridrcsre of Mr. and Mr*. Geo. 0. Dean, Jane tfch. WILSON a HOWE — FOR— Regardless of the recent tdiauce HOSIERY I f Drop in and ace those Nobby Parasol* at Tkcmax’s. GO TO THE NEW STORE OF (Opposite the Wolcott Hotue.) which must and will be sold for the DEERS GOODSS in BUNTINGS (all color*) CASHMERES (all color*) BERRETTS, Wheeler's. NOVELTIES, CT- S ct*. buy* a good pair of Hoac GRANDINES, (in stripes) or a fine Linen Handkerchief at PIQUES, VIC. LAWNS, ty Read the next column. LUSTERS. Hall Pork. Fish, Flour, Potatoea, ALPACAS, and everything in the Provision line at CHAMBRYS. A. M. Daugiikkty’*. LINENS, If yon have a cough or cold, don’t PSTI POPLINS think of going to church without taking BILKS, Ac. a dose at Dr. Warner'* White Wine at Tar Syrup. It work* like magic. 87-40 Parasol*. Enibrnderie*, Silk Handker­ chief* all wrylen, Cotwta now style*. Shetland Shawl*, Ac., Ac.. Ac. _ Competition ho* vanished on Bell* and Wood Pump*. Remember our* is headquarters for l»oth. iy Read the next column. Geo. Bowen and Tim Hunter were dobxting a few days ago, one that Vere Andrews waa a married man, the other that be waa not. Finally they •take their money (George a half eagle and Tim a V) in tbe hands of Mr*. Bow­ en, and then hitching up their horse away they went to learn the truth. Ar­ riving at the house of Verne’s parents, they made enquiries and were informin the negative, but that did not satisfy George who would see Verne. A drive of a abort distance brought them where Verne was plowing. when the following conversation took place: “Verne, are you a married man T* “Of course 1 am," says Verne. George pokes Tim in the riba, and laughingly says, “there Tim, you’re sold this time.” “Wait a minute" says Tim. And after the mat­ ter waa explained to Verne he replied : "No, boys. I am not a married man ; ao you have been fooled this time, sure." George turned hi. head, looked sack, and drove off homo where Tim NEW GOODS 1 I wish to call the attention of the Public to my tT“ Beautiful design* in Ring*. Pin*, halo*. Ac., at Bouz Bros. ».<" A homo in the far wr«t mar be all right, lint a home in Michigan tilled with Furniture from Kki.lzmk;, Dkkauat & Co’* ware-room* is fur prefera­ ble. It coat* but little to try it. Respectfully, NEW STORE! Sping and Summer Is still selling Good* too cheap. Ingrain Carpet* 30 cent*. Brussels Carnet* R’ cents. Wbote SmuCiothe* from H-00 up. Men’s Bootr. fiS.OO per pair. Palm Leaf Hata 10 cents. * 40 Bar* Soap fil.00. 6 lb*. Coffee for 81M. Everything cheap at W. A. AruwoRTu'a. Holder*. G. A. TRUMAN. HAVING RECEIVED ITS SECOND invoice of Why. ahe kicked herself out of the hartime. Jack he hollered whoa! then he threw the dipper and run like lighterin'. You’d ought to seen the fun.9 Lowest Prices of any Ho <se in the Country, ■ ■ Year* Rmpectf ully, CHAS. W. SMITH. SPRING MILLINERY —•*— -- --------------- - REMEMBER COUPLET* LIMB OF- Millinery ud Ftncj Gwds I COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c., &c. Latest Styles Ic Patterns BOSTON STORE. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & CO. MUSICAL ! VIENNA BAKERY. JOHN UKKIVEK CHEAPER Mil ETffi BEFORE �JrJ ' $ m 1 Frit 7? *rvOT Ite bridle itahiwtevin to OUSTS a utnus, TV Dosters ia Many persona who sympathise with hia policy censure the mewaa by which ha executes iu They «lo not consider that, so long as that jobey is threatened from within and without, the Chancellor mast trust in force; nor do they read ti»e lesson of the eentunea. Force must rale until Right reigna. The fact ia not apprehended by the unthinking multitude that the work of grafting a sUUaman'e policy into tbe organic life of a nation rrqairva. like grafting agfruit-trre, cxciaiun, incision. prcMure and time. Bat it in not of Bismarck's policy we would write, but of that which few credit him with pnaawring—hia religious belief. Strange aa it mar seem to those who know only the Chancellor, Bis­ marck ia not only a religious man, but hia religion ia tbe foundation of hia policy. Dr. Bosch, one of the statesman's secretaries, in a recent book. "Bis­ marck in tho Franco- German War,’ Tur mystery of tbe Manhattan.(N. T.) Bask rwbtery of CMater teat, bv wbUi mooay sad aHrarutra worth about |3,0u»,«B ears aa- mproT, GtAprruXE ia a patron of rising Ed (hali actonu Loan Beacomsfield never owned a Hkxator D.tvin, of Illinois is, a grad­ uate ot Kenyou College. SexaTvR lyooax.of Illinois.graduated hum the Ixiuisnlle (Ky.) University. Hexatom GontMix. ot Georgia. wa» educated at tlie University of Georgia Sexator WmiKRa. of Virginia, grad nated from the University of Virginia FexaTuR AUJSoX, of Iowa, was edu­ cated al Western Reserve College, Ohio. .-OfsUM-ut rttvuUy took "ben he wrote the Declaration of Indel*sra. lotwsva the Chihu> pendeno-. ‘ Bexator Gordox'i sheep ranche at Ty-Ty, Ga, comprises 40,000 u-rts of good land. Miss Ina Browx, a Maine girl, ha* Theatrical managers are perfectly cttetekAtevl rmirvly of Armatems <OM, MUwiy. ts'c'omc profcMor in mAlhemsuca at willins to give tbo pwvpte * 1‘lnafore * aa tecg aa Iwelvs asvaeiy joiuiteca ud two mvol WeHcqJcy College. they want and are wdllnr to pay fur It ll i» to Tbe Inter wars lakposutom. The Prince of Wales always demands le> rootiUDfal atMeVfckar’a Theater, la Chicago. Advices from ^uloland report's ter­ tar another ■-—A will. I— _.a_ .•-----— lack the change when be gives oat a2rible talite si a poiut bwlvoao Tbnnxpwi and sh tiling piece for cab-fare. SAubawaUa A powartal Zola ektef. nuted Hexator Matt Carfexter wax doing Mateo*. wUb all of t.ia jteupte, tiam*»-nng chores for Goy. Dillingham, of Ver­ mont, forty-five yean ago. Mu.Myra Clakx Gaixes promise* to found a great library. It will prob ably be located in New Orleana PaDtCK PoTocrt, sou of the Governor of Galicia, wean three diamond bat­ tone, which are together worth fWU.- VlCB PBXStDRXT WHEELER will Dot return to Washington thia •ummer. He ia til. suffering from extreme nervouv Miks Rose Emini is 43 yean of I agv. and is the dAaghtcr ot an American t gi-ntic-man who real<1 cd in France, and 1 who was uncle to Charles Ey tinge, the I litterateur, and Bol Eytingc, the artist p“ Rome dispatch of the 3d mat. Xounl Etna w «-)*ctln* aoomoaa rolThem axra apw'an! oftextj*per*. i on»» "f aabee Tbs aaetrneUra of property M * ***lh* rrauur hoard immeuM Tbo Oomaian* of Majo baa two Caudixal Newmax » now alm-wt | 80 ycaua old, and ho shows his age. 1 His rugged face is full of wrinkles and deeply indented bollovfa, his eyes are sunken and have a tired look, hia atillthick locks are white. A max in New York who recently umpired a game of baw-liall between । two female clubs saya that he would rather meet Cetywayo alone after dark or undertake with his hands tied be hind him to fight John Dwyer. Wbex Gen. James Rimona was bnried in Charleston. 8. C- the other day, there was borne in the procession a flag with which the father of tho de­ ceased charged, in Col. Washington's rogiment, at Cowpens and Eutaw Springs. ( DHORIEDICIISuiCEEIIClU, Tsi s&GSairjriRsra rouncij. Tn Ohio Republican Convention ■^cad at Oartnaatt era m .7 Terrible Cycfoae. A limaHo tnarkad by ternLte dealh so J dsstrnrti ■> recently swept over s wide stretch <rf errantry, brgiturtog tn Western Missouri snd nuw!l-{ over a yorttoc of Nortticni Kansas wh-eh lbw powen ara derived. It tills ball ia ayprovrd, ocly the etiadow ot aatb-'niy of the Utotod Rtolsa al aategud aJacUoce vid irmiln. tbe eutotaiKw will bOooa Tlie anpervtaana of eteeUoae vnU be rwloead Io tarve mepertioa, witbout aalbarilv ao the ?art of tbe Neperviaora to do any art whatever to make the rkrtioa a fair ooe. All that will be left to tbo Huporvieure ie tho p-mtadnci to have en-b aa overaUUl of elartkrae aa pollieal parttea are ia tbo hal41 of eiaraau>( sitboal any autlacnty of lhe law. la ord., to p/veeot Utetr oppenaote from obtaiains unfair ad ran KXBT A. GOOPTEAR, IROI, lAIUt SHELF H1BDT1B One morning, Bismarck was called ' suddenly from hia lied to aee a French ■ General Dr. Bunch, on entering the i bedroom, just after the chief had left it, found everything in disorder. On the floor waa a book of devotion, * Daily Watchwords and Texts of the Mor­ avian Brethren for 1870.’ On the DRi GOODS, SILXS ait DRD8S GOODS Refreshment for Believing Christiana" • The Chancellor reads tn them every night." said Bismarck's valet to Dr. Busch, seeing his surprise. One day, while dining with his staff, several of whom were ’freethinkers,* _____ ______ . Bismarck turned the conversation into I p«—rt protoaDc a venous vein A secretary had apo“ “rt“» »• * •rue*’ ‘'j™*1 kro ot th. Irelwg ot doty which 1 trk”’ “ ,m“ “* ndod lh« Oenaan .rmy, from th. pri- A-hu.n-te th. 8~- PLASTER Bismarck caught tho idea and t<«acd it still higher. ’ Tbe feeling of duty.* ho aaid. " ID a man who submits to be shot dead on hia port, alone, in the dark, is dne to what ia left of belief in oar people. Ho know* that there ia Some One who sees him when the Lieu- fleet on thia?1 * Reflect? -no; it ia a foehug, a tone, an instinct. If they reflect, they lose it- Then they talk themaelvMi oat of it. “ How.’ Bismarck continued, “ with oat faith in a revealed religion, in a God who wills what ia good. in a Bnpreme Judge, and in a future life, men can live together harmoniously, each doing hia duty and letting every one Groceries tnd General Produce, There waa a pause in the conversa­ tion. and the Chancellor then gave expresaion to his faith. * If i were no longer a Christian,* he «aid, * I would not remain fnr an Lour at my poat. If I could not count upon my God. assunxily I should not do ao on earthly masters. '* Why should I," he continued. “ di>turb myself and work tinceaaingly in this world, M|K>«ing myself to all sort* of vexations, if I bad not the feeling that I moat do mv duty for God’s jgko? If I did not believe in a divine order, which has destined thia German nation for something good and groat. I would aX once give up the buaincaa of a di­ plomatist Orders and titles have no charm for me." ■ There waa another pause, for the staff were silent before this revelation of their chiefs inner life. He continued to lay bare tbe foundations of his states­ manship. “I owe the firmness which I have shown for Un yean against all poasible absurdities only to my decided faith Take from mo this faith, and you take from me my Fatherland. If I srere not tef lbs TUiltelk Legiriatafw of Mlrtugu Tbe rxentnel adjourn a belicving Chnstian, if I had not tbe w'joorned mm dra supernatural baaisof religion,yon would Baeot teksa t-tecw H*tnr<l*y, bat virtually tbe IteRtelsturw te new avtyrarned, for ao mure “I -delisht in country life, in tbe woods and in nature,’ be aaid, in clos­ ing the conversation. ’Take from me mv relation io God, and I am the man who will pack np to-morrow and be off to Vanin [hia farm j to grow*my oata." Tho surprise with which thane reve­ lations of a statesman's inner hfs are n-ad ■ doe to their singularity. Neither history nor biography are ao full of in­ stances of statesmen confsari ng their faith in God. and in Christianity, at a dinner-table surrounded by "free-thinkera,’ aa to prevent tbs reading of these revelations from being moot interesting and stimulating. "I live among heathen,* aaid tbe Clmncellor, as he concluded this ac­ knowledgment that hia religion was the basia of his statesmanship. "I don't aoek to make proanlytes, bat I am obliged to coafoas my faith.’— FoutA's A colored man went rushing into Scott's store, stating that he had ’treed a rattlesnake ia a gopher bole.’ Thia flredatin IMflhy KarekaeoCin tbeSum wse fan for the bojra. Ia a few minutes mor Garden, the first officer who eame sporty headed by Mr. tfooU set osri for on the scene waa Gan. Todleben. Tbo •ho snake. On am nog at tbe place, saaasain was gone, bdt the General rare enough it was found quietly al a eping on Che back of the gopher. Mr Bertie *10,000. Dfo Laatora a»4 light bat sprung from the box bo had been planed in, and waa ready for fight. Mr. Soott then, drawing hia pialob shot him oa Uo tongue of a dog. it ia ssJd, will prodno. instant death; ia thio moo aa ounew had no effort on the snake. Ilii an interesting snhyrat for invaatig.Hoa JJASTIIG8 10UBX, MONEY TO LOAN I »i Apprat4 Bal- kbit Swriia, fl 00.00 and UPWARDS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-06-14.pdf.pdf c1c84017df7105c94c8888ada95fbca5 PDF Text Text =— O STRON' VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE. BARRY CO., MICHlGAl SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1879. NUMBER 38. TILLAGE OFFICERS win be 1,595 feet C teehee, and the laud J TStfSSS BrWigAdkd JM7 by telbmlailMlH in the syskwn. It ft, therefore, of value only when ad­ ministered very soon after the swallow­ ing of the poison Da.WAxaxi atafee: “A simple, easy and effectual core ot stammering” ia simply, at every syllable pronounced, to tap al Che acme time with the finger; John 4. Roebling, butbe die! in 18W, before any work on it had begun, and it hMbumributtMtodfftindarlbe guid­ they mixed with myrtle? You should ance of Washington A. Boehling, the a**.-> “Cypress at a wedding77 “My fanend is so naar, you know," took ths frail little hands in mine, visible trouble about her. She took Margaret's infant then, and sank down upon a lounge. I was some- “I am glad of it,” murmured my good staler. "I do not know what ails Adria, but she has not slept well for weeks pash A Imoat at any time I awake I can hear her walking in her room." "There ia more the matter with her than you suspect," said Dr. Severn, be- 1*4 ^ said Margaret, anxiously. "Not physically." ‘Something on her mind, then 7 ” y ' ^tHha » Iflbiti^pPpnoody and irrita- ! ' A'M. FLINT, A TTUKXXY at Law aaU a»HrUe> AK will la sfl th* C«H ^kJ^vuT^0" WALTER S. POWERS LEWIS DURKEE, J AWrXKKo Aj >*e> Aarac *4BSffJS? UNION HOUSE, ORNO STRONG. ^yOHOTT HOUSB, Nsshvlll»s 5’lohi<«n. C. C. Woltvtt. Proprietor. my bone and dog with mo; not be cause there were no horses and dog* at Margarot* residence, but because I never took up my abode anywhere without them Turk, my pore-blooded Arabian, waa the only bone I had ever cared to ride; and Flo, my hound, waa Uplands Park was my sister Mar­ garet's home. It Was a magnificent place, but she never had been happy there. Her marriage waa one ot con­ venience. Dr. Severn, her hualmnd. would have been the most ordinary ol men. b«t for onq marked, distinguish­ ing trait—obstinacy. Margaret waa the fairest, gentlest creature I ever knew. 1 had come to them liecanac I had suffered greatly from recent illness, and was much rednned. The aitnaUou of Uplands Park was particularly salnbri- "Of late, a little—yes. Poor Adria! I wonder what has gone wrong wjxh b«yf" and, softly lifting a burnirhcd wave of Adria'a hair, Margaret gently kuoed the beautiful flushed check L>r. Severn turned away. I took up my book again, and silence reigned. At D>. tfovern entered, and appcosclicd the lounge. " "She bad beat go to her room,” he aaid, significantly When Adm had gone np-staira. Mar­ i g*rrt tanirel to her husband, ar~-* "Doctor, now what do you really , is the maltcx nth Adria ? * "Oh, a few weeks hare will set me up "Some mental diaorder troubles her. all right I* said I. enrulresly. bat hott­ be re1died; at which uwexpeqted an ing her face between my hgnd*,to mark swet Margaret aad I stoodailmiC “Bin the little new Itpc* 'f cate thr ro. < m«M keep her Num fa* a whflrf addet your room ia all reedy. .And," added my sister, ss she diaap|>eared, “I’ll send Adria up to talk to you." As 1 relapsed into Margaret's pet easy­ chair, I wondered ’ ’ “ * The door was 01 •die garden. The c aom, and the bee* , , “And Ffc.AiL», 1 "Ulen want w* have some good fun? " aaid Phil with considerable em­ phasis. But the child was tired, and. with hia rosy clieok ag*u»a my braeat, the white hds drooped over the Due eyes, and the Utile fellow was fast aalssr As I «t eagerly watching the becs/fihidden ly heard voice*. “I told you an before. Uncle Severn. We had a talk about this a touuth ago; don't you remembet?T ,^2 x . ? ’J The voice was a young"girl’*. 1 “Rut dial, you Ynoyr, A^ris witl neve: do tmleea very eeriously ilL" “She must keep her room, then." re pealed Dr. Severn, dogmatically. rxRwaflely irMalng. “ db aht tin ok that she waa aerioualy disordered al first; but under confinement, and p^aietau4 thwarting of her desires, a slow fev^HRettled noon her She waa denied nlljtocirty. and kept in a dark and im­ perfectly aired apportment “Adri* beg* to have the windows open, but the doctor asya that if she PdiiUnoC khow*wfttt to asy. Three wm something strange to ire about Lbr whole affair. I observed, however, that I never had seen a aick-room that m not greatly benefited by the aficusaicp I inquired about her daily. "Xo better," was ^thc invaruble aa~> "»l fife itarsL* AiS inf Adria seemed to wander mach in her mind, Lake holme, • Thcntapple Lake, Barry Oo.. Mich. L- I*. COLK Proprietor. yyiLLUM JONES, A gloom settled upon all the house. ~ One morning, al breaklast, the doctor “But when I tojd you that I didn’t — wivh to marry thia man [ expected the made a strange announcement. FAAtia unarmed ma thia gtorninh *• 60 dmmisssd foesver!" ( , , The words Wets uttered in a tone of that* -die wished to be marriW!" he ««t»e itaR^cuoa. • Hush! hush I* said the doctor aooth- ir#ify |t£Md meditatively. You know, of course, that she ia en-gagod to my friend Mr. Bedmman 7“ ■ "She never told me. Adria was al­ ways ao close about her love affair*. She -a r , of brick and granite arches, which, when finished, will be ornaments to the two cities. It has taken wine rears to com­ plete the towers and ancuorsgcs, cvnstruct the cables, and get everything ready for the suspension of the floor. 1 io5$S"«T A*(4a«">i3 difficult eraUvr aocMitMw; 2J7 >u Sootland. and five only in Ireland; the Eugiiah aocicUcs numbering 420,000 member^ with Bui you do na^dtnowT’' she interrupt* a caiuLal stock or fund amonntiur to “ 1 wish to know,* I replied. “ De Fdfl.mtiOO; the Scotch with 59/MX) mem­ Adria, I have learned to love you* bers and a capita! of 32.10ff.000. In the SSii ”&“! ’■ course of thia same year the number of wilb whatever burdens you. English societies was increased by sixty ■ For a moment she looked nt m« four new oosa, ot wh*ch foautaen only wonder, then covered her lace with h were producing socmUms, the ■ vthera being distributive. We see .that the •klmgfliTough the whste, Jender^^ number of the latter ia largely in pre­ a. But, m I bent over her, the pot ponderance, and it would be no euaggently back. gcration to claim four fifths nf the total of eo operative soctotisa as distributive societies. They, come into collision Adria.” aaid I, “ you are not going wit}. !&r fewer difficulties t|>cu ; other lie. You have a whole Ufetime besocieties, and when they avoid tiiat rock on which so many have been wreckedfsrniahing goods on credit—they are "Here!" be shouted, rushing down ' almost errtafn of ancceaa. The oldt at the bank about twenty feet below me. doubt. I and most famous of these it the Pioneers stooping down and spreading out hia | of Rochdale, which. eatabliaheJin 1M3 " You do not love thia Redman ? " arms. “Here! Now! Bring him in The-MMfcM >feet high. The here through the shoal water! Ill get I CoLb Rooms *jn> Damp Bxdb.—Aa i by some ‘ flannel acavera of thia little She shook bfr head. HreM WVy da yt>u consent to marry anchorages are 129 feet by 119 feet al him I Careful, now I Careful! Steady! ' injurioiM as are Lot sleeping rooms, i town, who furnished altogether only the I cold rooms ami damp beds are more so. very modest sum of >140. owned twenty the base, 117 feet by 104 feet U the top. him 7” I By steeping therein «iany persons lay the I i ears Istord capi tai of 15,000 and did an “ Uncle wishes me to. I have aon, fouadauou for fatal eoastituttonr I dis- ■ annual business of *7fiO,0(M). The Disgrimlte and Witel because I thought it did not' 1 ease Beds is cold bedrooms are al­ Itributive Society of Gloucester, estab­ limestone in the towels ami anchorage* reatkri aiiiee I am to die *0 soon.” moat certain to be damp. If dry one lished in 1*00, did not set out in a fashion “ I* there *ny money in thia affair. is at*oui 145,000 cubic yards, and it re­ I day they are damp ths next. Many a, any more brilliant At the beginning it quired the emtinuoua work for four wretched night have we spent in a cold, । had only twenty members, with a capital years of ortt 20 quarries in Maine, I . <hop bed. utterly unable to get either nt<K-k of about filUO; but in 1877 the Masaael uaetts, Rhode Inland and New’ rest or sleep, and anxiously longing for number of itaammbcn had inernaaed is’not lu my control until I am married York to furniab the aecesnary supply. ' I the slow-coming morn to deliver us from to 2,019, and it« capital amounted to or of age. I am only 19 now. yon know. In th* summer of 1876 the masonry was It I marry Mr. Redman. it will be his, completed “How funny the frogs sound over in ' what accmcd. without much figure in more Uim 395,200, without including ’ the meaning, to be the very jaws of their three warehouses, valued al 355,41*1. On the 29tL of May. 1877, the first । the marsh." wheth* I djmor Opt, and I had as lief death. The expeneuicc of the writer Their aeml-annusf transactions require be Would have it's* any one. Il does wire for the cables was stretched acn>»r And then we langbed a long time not matter to me abont tin- money, and the river. There are four colilea, each ■ at ibc frogs. A Tjojt. bmg Un*, and 1 quite a number of year* ago. when we 3133300. and in the efwre of sixteen years wfarn I am mart led I think they will let consisting of ID strands, each strand very heartily. They were very fanny । taught a district school, and boarded have amounted to 322NH,OUO. Weeogfit I around, steeping in the “spare bed," containing 280 galvanised cast-etesl | frags. also to refer to the Distributive ftoCM-ty wires. No. 8 gauge. These cobles are . But Mr. Dunlop fished on very u- will be remembered to our latest day aa of the Civil Employee of London, the „ITT, , 1 &| inches in diameter. For a rapping > leutly, and by and by ho said the fiah ' a |«ri-»d of time in which we utffbred Civil Service Supply Asaociation, which ; more and received more lasting Injury * • -------------■ • ———— • — • ■ -— with talking, and I left thejyo^ But' ( -w~c»bh.— ha* 4.4RH regular members, with now 1 knew mv ground. I waa coufl i •*re WM used. March 1. 1879. the four nauw. bo we held our hash and the i than daring any other period of our customers admitted through favor, 0 rithed to obtain Were completed, just 21 months fish bit But they didn’t Into any ot n* 1 life. lieware ot spare beds and cold wnoae annual purchase of merchandise I bedroams. A pcraon had a great deal call* tor 8X117,500, while their aalea * ‘ ■ idler they were commenced. very badly. l>etter sit up by the kitchen fire and yield 32.405,200. — Sunday Afttriujon The platform of the bridge, which is • The ftahiug is excellent almost any­ 5 feet wider than Broadway, is sna- where in the lake. That evraing on ; dose m bis chair than to commit him taiMO by the . ituh erose lieama, and the upper lake one of the boys caught self to the horrible embrace of cold, A. Ta Stewart's Great Philanthropy. ■tiM«rd by • longitudinal tniRws It nine large pickerel. When «e came to clammy sheet*, and ran the nsk of The fact hs.v iust i’cen discovered ia divided into 5 parts,. 2 outer ones count the fish, however, it appeared , rowing the red* of sa incurable con­ that the uilt A. T. Stewart left provi­ that we had eanght on* pickerel nine ' sumption. sion for the development of a great tunea. It waa a very large Bah. and । Tkxatmxxt or Cits.—Id ordinary philanthropic enterprise in the shape of they are going to have its akin dried ,. cute. cl> anlincaa and ca^.- are generally a university bq mmunccntly endowed (xshtlt; idNiecger care, and * ecu tra whole for a spectacle. I eanght more 1 more requisite than skill. If the cut that it will furnpdi the highest educa­ |>rotneflMfo. a little above tbe level of fi»b than any one else in the party, but ', be extensive, or an artery, vein, or any tion at an extremely tow twice. It waa as . the main floor, and intended for ["-dea- they were all, with one exception, cat­ ' other important part be injured, it be s preliminary step to this enterpns«' da^rhair •klt’ttto'- Tita stiffening tsw»to>,««Ul be fish, and I learned, to my unuement, rennra a more urgent matter. Acci- that Mr. Stewart purcbaaed the Garden pon the pil- : °f iron, six in number, the two outer that I had disgraced myself and the • dental eate from knive*. cutting-tool*, Citv estate, on Long island, itself about in sitting j ones 9} feet high; tire other four Xfl, take. Why Isn’t a flab a fish, I'd like to iaeylhoa, etc., are mors Ukely to occur as large aa Manhattan island, and all i on tbs face and limbs than ou lbs body. the extensive improvements are de­ potiurr, and Redman gttood? beside j feet each in height. The total weight know 7—flurdtite-__________ bridge will be 13JOO tons. It ia । .All that ia requisite, in general, is to signed only to be the surrounding* of hr», boldtfig her haml^as 11he «remouy ' \ The Tennyson*. . bring the par' ’ together as accurately a groat collegiate system. The magni­ comment. The cldrgytnisn was ata- proposed to move the cars on this It is more than half a century—the aa possible, and to bind them np; this ficent cathedral, in whose crypt the board before them. ‘L>J. Be^rn and I bridge by mesas of wire Ttt*s and staMargaret stood near. *T he servants tidnary engines. This ■otlind is eOn- date was 1B17- -since there appealed in is usually done by adhesive plaster, merchant's bones were expected to n *t, aidered preferable to the use of toeomo- Lmidoa a modest little relume with the when the cut cesses to bleed. Nothing is, ot course, to be the architectnral were clustered tjy the door. of the stesp grade of modest Utlo. "Poeme by Two Brolhesa," - is ro good for this jxirpoac as pajx r Al »'-ouaa the erremonvas fairly com 1 tire* tires on account sac and the modest motto, "Herr not novimcnccd4*a<xthat the gKilty partfto stood th* bridge, it will be grouped the episcopal reaiIt ia rotwnated that Um bridge, when mus aaac niluL’ The brother*, as ia I with thick pim-water. and then dried; der.ee, a male college, female college, fully comnfltted. in ■ “ ---- r hi. ‘ * will hare cost •fLWO.OX). i when used, it is only to be slightly wr»- and divinity school The two main col­ . . >,500,000 will be sprot on the ' fred'Tennyson, though their identity , led with the tongue. When the cut lege buildinga will be on a vast scale, was not catabliJilied until the publics bleeds but little, it ia Well to soak the each with a frontage of 275 feet, and patted, and Boked Mlj ta^ajtotif, and 34,000-009^ i tion, three years later, of a volume enti- | part in warm water for a few minutes, containing 300 private and single l»edhoped that m IHKl the bridge will l-e tied “Poems, Chiefly Lyrical, Alfred ' or to keep a wet clod; on II- Thto ro- rooms for students, which, together 1 Tennyson," and another, iaaud from a moves inflammation and pain, and also with th* dormitories, will accommodate open to tbs. public. ever! ’ F reiterated. I different press, ot “Sonnets and Fugi­ ’ a tendency to faiatneas which a cut 500 students within eseb building. The “On what plug’ * he baked, mildly, tive Pieces, by Charles Tennyson. Tnn. । given aoose persons. If the bleeding be endowment is' so generous that J edge while BriTtnan and !"h. Severn looked Cot Cam.’ In the preface to ths 1 too copious, dab the port with a rag Hilton, who is working oat Mr. fitewat me with flercbej ' “ poems by Two Brothers " it was statsd ( wetted with creesote. If the wound lie art’a ideas, has decided that !he entire -The , that "the following poems were written bug*, it should be sc*red up. If the expenses of a stuffsnt, male or female, to the young lady's Via I from the age of 15 to 1H, not conjointly, 1 blixxl that issues be very scarlet, it may for loard, washing, attendance and tui­ nol.enter it willingly." ; but individually,” and st thia early nc- be concluded that an artery has been tion, shall not exceed 3300 par eoUagiate "Djj Severn," laddeikai riod it waa generally thought that touched, and then, whenever the bleed­ year of forty weeks, while, besides thia, turned fttrfhualy niton BS blister*.^Xhia girl istla ___^ertmined a hind Charles showed the greater promise ot ing cannot te stopped, medieal aid there will be offered every year as many But Uo rapidly-acquireii ’ mast ba procured; the beet method to jri-c acholanhips as passible. The inev> machinaUons. a*4 ,_____ In ten second* he waa joined the two. unde forty times ovAr. by two boys. Id a min*to thsre was a fame of the youugsr i>culh< r ectepaod'' pursue is to bind up the wound tightly, stitutiona. aitnough endowed by the bey fnendaud protect h< , crowd <d six. Ths man footeed at the ttis poetic light of his elder, ^bo, in- i or to bold a finger strongly against the estate of an Epiacomlian family, will lie 5 AdriXt he said *aI wheel from one side and the other, and strod of devoting himself to poetry, I port that bln< la. non-seetarian itt character, and the in­ j the increasing crowd did the some. In ! studied for order*, and in the turaing toward the bed. tention la to make the instruction they you wiling t<> marry'du । three minutes !’:ere were twenty peo-1 aecJdnion of a country parish- he wss furniah of the highest character. The or no?" I pie around the wagon. Home looked । for many year* vicar of Gnaby, in Lin­ first brick in the male college in laid, —never rose beyond the __ rank To nly^ inexpressible ; over into the box and elief, rome Adria at the ,___ । colnshire _____ __________________ ___ and the contract requires the building feebly shook her head? She looked | wheeK bet no one said anything. The | to be under roof by next January and faint, and weakly wiped he drops fit man fin* mentioned seised the wheel । finished and ready for ocoaoaucy the following Take ont your line*.’ be yslled to the not of them. •'Give him ph-nty of room! Play him,” he shrieked st me. “Let him run! Keep your line taut! Don’t give him an inch ot alack! Look oat! Don't kt him do that a^nin! Let him run! Now, tiring him in thia—. parts of the work. Huge timber cais Look out! Don’t let him do that again." km, each 170 feedon*. 103 feet wide. By this time I woe so excited I waa on the point of throwing down the reds and rushing out in the laxe, intending to run the fish down and kick it to d tath. I screamed to Mr. Dunlap: “Yon take the pole and land him—I never can." He refused. Ho turned and burled , hia own pole, lance faahuxi. into the he hiul 4niahed .tM.crpwd numbered died at Cheltenham on the 25<h ot laat forty. ITO Bbrcoufd asy what had hap­ mouth. FrtdeT-ek,Ctari«i®d Alfred pened or waa about to happen, and the were the eldeat o aevesi autxa of Dr. ( George Clayton Tennyson, rector of’ Somvrby. Alfrad js now in his 70th । year and Charles was about two yean ; the crowd and cried out: “No, air," was Che quiet reply of the man with the pocket-rule Aa I stood despondently in the sta­ ble, a sudden thought came over me. LIVERY! merer will be surprised to find that he con pronuanco quite fluently, and, by long and cons tan t practice, be will pro­ nounce perfectly well. Da. JsoqriK*, of Nantes, rtoommrtxl* the employment at oxide of tine in diarrhea. The formal* which be has emploved is the following: Oxide of zinc. 54 grainsi bicarbonate of soda, 7{ grains; in four packata. oae to be taken every six hour*. In all the ease* which he obnrrvad, oxide of xinc produced rapid cure of diarrhea. In fourteen caaes olocrvcd by Puygauticr the cu^e waa even more raud, since in only one case were three doses of the medicine recurred. The results are considered to have been more aatisfsr-tory inasmuch aa in aevora) ca*ea the malady had en­ dured from one to many ta tint La. and other methods ol treatment had not produced any improvement. Thus he coucludra that, although by no mean, to be held as exclusive treatment, the employment of oxide of zinc deserve* to be more generally known aa useful in pulled thsough. Jort above thosshool houMWM aflsdd ot pQtitiMhfiNBron, and peris green was used exteaatvely to axtara&ato potato bug*. The potato tope were dumped brio the barn­ yard ot Horace Cheney, who bmlt a drain from tto barn-yard to the brook; he abo buried a colt in the spring iflTff. ou the edge of tbe brook, and the flowing water washed out j>art of tbe ii n~ A Mr. Btaspaoa, who has toot ass child, objected to the oolt’s l>eu< buried then, and caused Cheney to move it elsewhere, which was d<— bat it was Imriod in a swamp only 1 feet from the brook, and OeSratar which ran into the brook. Cheney ■MBtodthatho------ • tend ft ' h;S8SXJosiriiii "What's the matter with the wheelT That Adria horse should bear Adria from her ttflt __ qnrte ■ yoatk be fell in with mow En­ I WW hlmoot mentor*. I told Margaret what I wiab^ ->|1 glish sailor* who bad been rad ashore Dr. Severn seam id more than ever done. She teamblad. but lent 7____ ” in Kt. Loeia bay. and troer the* bo urtirM^J ia his nisce'a raoovery. Adria was drras rd, wrapped in a cloak, heard ot tbe victorious career ot tbe and I brought her do^B .-tha. saoir* in Ha was with her almost constantly. Mar. great Cantona. Ha vowed that ha my arm*. She kis s ed Margaret frdoi garel told me that the wedding would y came actively suspicious. !Ml»^rik>rti>'MtiM<>( (be LIYIBY L B0ARDU& STABLE w. ~~ (wire, sweet, open sir. Thus I bore my treasure three miles to the railway station, and thence to the bong <ri my mother, iimantswImmediately, Dr. Severn sent me a threat saiag letter, with whk-h -I lit a oigur. He did not trouble me, for he �■................ . - GRANft ,__ Mha Hrh-u A Ren. teacher of No. 0. h o* Ibv <dek Bat, and Mra. John Harry, of your town in trwching.in her place. Da Friday night of laM week Jack Front tevke into our field? aud took a nip of corn and wheat. No serious GRAINS We are «tfry to wolc that Maplr Giwre boa a man, a» fatally depraved,' that be win shamefully lu-at and mia.w hia dumb heaaf. that Wrrvra him faithfully. A few rvrwtags since he retujned from Battle Creek somewhat under the indm-urr of "tangle-leg.” nod whflr unhitching hia home began boat­ ing If in a cruel and inhnmau manner w ben hi* son iuk-rfcml in the horae'a । behalf. A UttUakinniab CallowteL af­ ter which attch thrawte were Made by tbe father aa would pal .him where hr would uot hare a chance Co feat hi* faryna dumh animals Hr had better take warning from thi« o» t hr com inan­ ity will not tolerate wnrh abuse tn their Just Receiveci at IDhICE II HUES HARDWARE. lot) Sard ly Dtaliu nil thta. W> ■ i r-r .ir.’T Try V. and Sm o’ Boston Store ! new GOODS! 500 lbs. for Potato Bugs AlMHORTH A ■■©OKI ----- IT IS GUARANTEED .TO BE THE------ HAVISO I ’BCtWKjXEW GOODS! Spingand Summer ___________ • (NEW GOODS! r (100 OS I DESTROYING & ""T-j, AT KOCKER BRO'S. ■ Regardless of the recent idvuce •crxxM tte i-orthwt.1 <,>XW at »■ Ml IB rax,ta raauat K1U. M.AKb.r[Imtocrlj nt« iHHeabe.'k I U-eTrln. IbUxt. Xar •«. A. D l*^. _____ f-l.tZA McAmtUR. The Bugs from the Potato Vines- Gnardian'a Male. lx lira nullrr ..f Ibe r.uta ot AlU WllU.LtU xMEMILT WMSKl.BIl, mlaon ' ICatUx l» Iravrfcy elm Ikal I ^«’l aril at mSB« ^■atlaa, la Ora h^.t Mix, oo ’la.dur, (tea 7CM gaay mt Jaljr. AT KOCKER BRO’S. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE! AT KOCKER BROS. AT KOCKER BRO’S. | ■, f « tui wot k 7 mouth* all but» day* and in the fall tbay give thare no* 6 Dollar* and IS lb of whi*et for In* next yewr bred, and they ixragtit hi* w ife a $1.30 hat for her aumcr work and know they are telirig arond that than- aou harrowed tlie money for her hat and wout pay it know aud th:-, apcing then* non went to keeping houae by them wive* clout liy, the old fokacs and in A little while tlie old lady A youngest son waa taking down sick A thru they cold on (hansou and wife to lielp them & they boa th went A help then. A, joust aa atine aa they gut well thcyhiaed tliarr son worse thou A dug. chare son had 4 lb. of wbett A know the other day the. aou went and got 1 lb. wheel more A when he gut bark A waa turning die teem out, the youngrat aun awor he -wood give him n dam licking he told him if he come half way he wood Bek him. Kut lie found out it rood not be don the yuimgvat nun wo*r off A black eye A there father pitch in but the olcal sou thought it waa A ahamc toqari with hia father A an he rtht not qari with him. । they waa au fra id that thare olr-at »on a oud get pic real or hia wbcct they got up early in the morning A topk the rv.'t of the wheel off and aolcd it. Huy । have gnt m> mean evry time they gel m.ul at Ilian: neighbors they lock op than- ptimj. ao they-kanl get water to we. Fan Pt*. 200 lbs. pure PARIS GREEN. AT KOCKER BROS. Caardiaa'i Male. Nashville, Michigan. KOCHES BROS. HOSIERY t • (hi* eudithy to enjoy their faaimu- j h'H h»d A m>h fiat got ma rid A ing cnafiun. < ». | year A go *thia * apring nnd they wanted — ( there aoti and hia wife to May to home । bud summer to work and help tbcui get JUCH1GA5 SEWS. devnididiing (Ik- cldniucy. ami instant­ ly killing Win. Smwlla, the proprietor. SteplH-n Dotudan and luuali Pnaaclt, an adnlti-rona coiipk- who eloped from I'awiuU mime time since, wire over hauled in Charlotte, on Monday lusL A fcrar-ymr-obl miu of 8. Htowrli, of Euston, loui* c«ra was killed on tbe Mb. lie waa play ing in a sand l»uk when II e.ivrd in. Iiurying him and ranaiug dralb by suffocation. , Mary Jane ScmIous ami her husband, Hiram iw-raioim. of Walton. Eaion Co. mil ralo a terrible brawl last week. The diOirully aruee fmni some diaagve*MieJit In.regard to th»- training of one of the children, there twin* eon diet ing opiuUwa in ragnnt to tbe war it sbuuM SaSwWtey, lk« XI ■(<*>- ut Jmra, |GO0DS:newgoods! i “,KT fa«»e.*«re two Ivein rex here hut | Wi-kkea*. Ithac ph-itacd Almighty I wcck tn *nod houacn. The Dr. i« not I <•«»£ to call o<ir lieloved brother, A. P. ««. wll»« du, U>. xuwr ..r | |« VmTJSST^S! d i •■ , J*” ,«w-i * 2?’ 1 icnolml, -nai niat hia hia eminent eminent atandlng atandlng ’ Matent n|KM(l<> of temperance. The [ «" a brother among an entithu him to J which mu** and will bo aold fur the ' charge* at (he door waa A cent* or noth- «mr hlgbcwt ami mo*t fraternal regard. .-, .... and tlmt hi* death in the rigor of man- . hoi. I. , ♦’I"' . ___ lb. tralu ,l„ mMi bat .h.» h. "* El«“>™>l*<. I-M, bra. ira-H-d I. radra b. ... M ■» * Urp efira ta | tain hia memory in our heart* and unite rarab U,d... ranurad ftm», ,hu' P'"’ in ciitunicnding hi* apiril tr> the Grand ■WbUT4MmHral*l..n,H>rarami<. ,»d ra. * 7” u>' iu'2^.*. ‘ ( Ixxlgr on high, and to mansion* built ■a* PUK ES. liave f ±. i z» ■ I__ - . ' V*th wild gvaticlllatioiis without hand* hr the great architect of have < ntered rfL (be huje in CongreM. fhey i praudi nnu __ _ the unireTw ami prepared by him for fare guv/ed Ihemaelve* with power Mrike tail fl CM. .. -_x~ all who love nri.1 <d>cy him. KctoltveL. That we «inccrely aynipaand are ao awoBen with their banquet then the* Other at u ^ting.aome io even buck out. Meanwhile the Pre*- uMect. at the sametim.** rr.p' , !** thta* am! condole with hi* family in thin, the honr of theiraftliciiuu. ... /irao/rcd, TlrU a memorial page of ( DRERS GOVDSS in tbe tranwwtion* of thia lodge lx- cimaeBUNTINGS (all cuhini) r« lory to hitiiag them with another veto { alarmed. They are only BUNT1NGS .-rated to hi* memory, and that a conv , if they Will twit play pomg with the their elocutionary kaanna. CASHMERES (all color*) T W““ ,,M! I “T" J‘7, “™,? 737” • u, : «,r .-I**- m-nlntmw Iw prexentrd to hia stroke* abemly alrendy given given.. £. Honkins and wife were we ca..en ° < atn*r» i.. 3* Hoakina family. nil(| > furnidicd to BERRETrs. J”.......... » • r . j J^uBU»y Saturday, by acriotlB nick lie** , be coum*.*- J"»m-ni for publication. I NOVELTIES. Woodhmu, June 3«l, IH7». In Chiun, where the opium Imbit ' ann' nltimM* death of the child ut Geo. GRANDINE3,(in atripea) 1 S, H. IxuanaoK, ) ruin* nud dratroyo many men annually. I Hoakin*. fonder proprietor of the Vt’PIQUES, x c. A. Ilin rai. >Com. tbe effort* of,the Government to aboliab ---------------- ------- "" ’ * ’ ‘ VIC. LAWNS. ,------------------------ J. D.Mvkinmm^ W diminiah the uar of opium have rveaae of the brain, from which malady --------------------- ---------------LUSTERS. Mr. UnakiiM kwt a ch.‘M • ***** »«■* AN ORD1NANC *“ ■m, nd •J*”*’*'" ALPACAS. aiitco. * At the aaaic time .Mr- Geo. Hoa- ■ ......... CH AM BUYS. kina hitwxelf bcundned tu .**><• boner, LINENS. and we beilrve in bed. br that inaidit- ■ the restraining, ImpcUh’1*0! m,m1 "■*’ J dotermined to t*kr tbe tlna’. atep in the : on. diaeaae. con«ump’tion. from(1 tC.-liieh I LLdneaa. and au mlict Im-i Loen lamu-d, I R j* p*xiaibl<- he will never recover, mbwh gov* info vff«~.l next year, | Bkatcm. T'l . chief* all Mylex. Car wl ■ Shetland Shawl*. Ac. Rolx-rt t’nwell wa*dro» ned accident­ ally at Albion while waabiug aheep <>u Fauunlaj. Mm. John Delaney of Ionia, aged 90. dropped dead on the 7th. while at work about 11m* honK. • Allen Auacnmb. u wealthy farmer of Birmiugiiaiu, wa» kicked tu death by a a Irion* home un Katttrday. Whixky baa* made a beggar of Robert Wiflix. once one of the ticlieat man in Decatur. He beg* from door to dour. Thoma* Geary and a chum of Kalaniar-Mo. w -ut out riding in Ketty'a latke, !a*t Sunday, taking their whiakey bul• tj- ■ toni* (.ivirv rnmi* a rmlw . JlSS.?!?*■’" af ,fce "***' of wilmW v. bib­ I uonmr*, aaaor. . ' BEST THING IN THE MARKET I ■ <i«nk.tk. rx*~f., ,h»_ “^l,r . .17 8’’ l.!O /- ■:/ ftnlx-ri Pucker. *ttprriutrmlrnt utthe LeUtfh Valley Railnwi. ktmwa haw it ia hiiwwlf. A (aw days since be ordered up an engine w itb which to overtake aa expvrwa train, and when it raw through an opra switch, through u garden, over >UM. /. ' H wood pile, acroaa a gtw«<- pailntf nbd into a pine slump. ■ Mr. I’uckwr went tight aa about nine ruda. hiding his ImmI la a pflo ut wood aud kogb* hia iega wpintbnairaa he lit. What there la Mt vt him conteuiplateu going ou foul next time, rut her than ride over The good people of Aaayria, of P. hU own railroad.' Metbodfat peranarion, with the oacdatHr. knew the him—A few dajraaim-en anec of their neighbor*, are jmtrfoticatparty of grnth-ynrn were together. Dm: ly inclined, and are to liave a Sunday man, a joker, atepp-d wp tn a member School celebration and bfaket picnic nf the party, and holding a km* hair the coming glorioua Fourth. * lout Saturday and Sunday the P. Wore Ilia eye*, aaid: “Se? here old fedh»w, thia kmka atiapicMiu*. When- did Mrthodiala, Rev. Jamea Riley po»tor, thia long hair romc from!*' '•Why held their quarterly meeting at Section that* from tnywif*'* Imid!" “Are yon Hill arhoolliouar. The Pmddent of the aura of kF •‘Sura of Itf mt eourae FW DIM., Ehler *Tbomp«nn. waa present and preached an excellent m-rmou. «. "A probably not; but I am aorrv you -ire it ia your wife’, hair for 1 JM ran 4rma«*«|iinrh. ’ ’" * fr*a'1 ««>»»/. ncar l,y-------------ngrraa arc getThe lh-M«rriUa in (A* . .. - . ............ te tfcb araM hr —rt d»ir frail. I. when- in the fntnn(lifehr Vilt nm*I their gatheird h/ivi-M*. It may, and It May n«4, be a pkaaaml imsiON. " x’Z.la.’eWjra. V IS i RaFTM KAJBrrw'Aiii. •t«rtoi» PIONEER STORE! TN all the LATEST DESIGNS. DOMESTICS (New Goods New Goods! !- Ot U. M. B. IWHIBCT ». un. 1 = 1 -- u HraljVwlWnaiM, IS) “ IS SS-tH Ou'.1, White Dress Goods it 7 cts. eSst-T is i Bargain. c Irir BOOTS AB? SHOES IXERIACO KID, in button. J 6 PEBBLE GOAT In bat. and lare, I Ji a/li*tf Bkott aad .Simper* la all Mr LM StfU,. , Q GWVE CALF, in tare,1 Out .35 and 50 ct Teas A an LOOK OUT FOR NEW “AD." SOON. H. G. HALE PRESCRIPT10I DRUGGIST REMEMBER • Are in stock, and more following until out line, in all its departments, is complete. H. Grroceries ?! ▲ FVIX LINE. • BOOTS aud SHOES! HATS AND CAPS! IS COMPLrr'J. | • ! We are now receiving our Spring Stock.I" The first installment of OITW HT'ICK (IF Farmers? Farmers? HOOKSKLLER H ’hy will you pay mon for traveling around the coun­ try to sell you B'-A.fUME TOOLS, when you can BOSTON STORE. ooinc direct to .YashriUe and buy of PATKNT MEbraXKS iivsmim. JOSEPH M. WOOD, ■ umc«UB8. ' ■ ''. ■. y.wi HaxwriiWSiU. ./mt fud the extra pay in your mon poonete ? ----- OLD REIJABLE----- MEAT MARKET. GOOD GOODS! Reapers, Mowers, Horse Rakes, ar Wagons, Itoad Scrtqiers, Corn Plows, Harrows, and all kinds of Caatinga, , SMirt Hm ui aoiitrt, wnrrr _«r fresh: fish: mkuI or barrel, You will always find at (hr -u. Pioneer Drugstore. H.G. BUUX. AT WAY DOWN! DOWN! DOWN! PRICES. J. IkC. WOOD. “e*b» nse. �THE SPRING TRADE! «taag, Mb PRESCRIPTIONS, OF NEW GOOD* JUST OPENED AT and toM Datritd that fta *a* gefag home tom». a*Ml iluiy must live apart until they had accumulated • wealth VDOagti to Mte hone*, carriage*, bnum-1* carjw-ts, Eastlake fuiniture, rflvmMhfo.- ted itibiyraiWnxarpt, perhaps, tabic*. TH* w» a tdtter pill for the husband, ta^ he c»n«ouled like n good little mat). »n<J (lie twain have .lute, he occariopally •pend­ ing a Saturday vveniiig with tar. About two months ngo Emma went to kreldng houre lor a rich widower, who baa thing* nobhy and fashionable, and tbe oilier uigbt a* Daniel chi led for hi. curtowarj Saturday night* vi»it. Em­ ma coldly informed him that hi* visit* jrcrtnqt oatiafaetory to her, that he □ccdu'r come any more, ami *0 taxneed him. oud Albert Parrott is (teman that >* charged with purloining Daniel LeU*' find Iota .and lawfully, wedded And the1 crop pmrrrtsre bountiftil ybld. Mt* F. taftwril of Bsvrire Rawing*. i. vtaktagtartetor, Mr*. L. J. Wheeler. Mi*. V. II. Hsnchrtt of Fremont, (>.. i* visiting friends and rateUvew ia this vkftrtty. . The carpmrtani anl al work upon Ota .frame of A La*worth it Rrooka dcw ea, which broke looiH!.Ai)d ri4ricdt>ortli , fi„r ,,( |i„, \'i,-Uua bakery, i* nu cxjwrt ' WOO BLA MR ITEMS. . if you should secure an exact copy of IM1' T1 !ii “m- “Sts? r-.'-T"' “• : E. G. UmSuuU.'-"'tfl-pri-'l l-™u.uur I HouT i.rtOge ttey •varte*MMaer«tam, tire iTtat -umphag of roll*, fnwh from hi* jonlal, hhiooI ‘‘ n bwu wagri in that driver of which rndcwTwred to rtop the,n-en. wen-pronounced 0. K. n » it. ii . * shower or bon »our wife frit when she Um-u-L. „„ 1..U .1 . ■ ». , 1. . Hie Ian* are making it red-hot f„r . orw« >u<ir »ur wawR.uwic ranaway teatn-ny aagnng up, but tte| In-Mnnl* tln.re a-stert tim* ainrA. ■* ' . saw a nrek* work rii.-ad in getting tlo- . fcVta>*<taw™luc4 1.. rhe.Ur,, ,u.kiu, mm., im provement* in the [Mistofllra,- which m a “ ! rive* those who call for hull uwre ef- ^77 The wo'>] market Inu.firifllr opened opened and Nashville ioprepared to of frw*#goixl inducement* tp seller* a* any markri ta tta couuUy. The price* paid Utua far vary from .TO to Al vent*. We notice there i* a ■ teodnm-y often- *.» MOW urn On ««-■ ««. BOOTS AND SHOES. NOTIONS, CROCKERY, &<• tte top of the inarkwt a* WMF oh the seller, and then * dnllfteaa ta tte 'markrt’rMM.r,«MA Hm rr~m. moulb .11 rrmlrn J .«>l' worth it, Rrooka, A. J. Hardy am Downing, all enterpririgg men. ' Fourth of July. All arrangement* for a grand 4th ol July Celebration in ikin’ village, hare been fully completed, and porters particular* will ta out te a few-wtoy*. Io I Iti«generally ronoeded that Nmditilte alwajmmakea aewnetea wteMi «ta qndertaht* to celebrate, and ttjW year an Then ta the Ma*t*em«nt line wc will hare walking rn*tei>e* by expert*, walk tag matebe* (go aa you plcare), fast and •low horse race*, tub, sack and wheel- ‘ Latere ^wK»4rtl*w. •C.Dk Hildebrand, ttaMtasoari exrtttlaw ted1 iUajteado. who ta* led- a Lowest Prices of any Ho w in the Country. G. A. TRUMAN. are Attracting much mtenti.ift.wiw; I* mmmmrndrd by iL: K. Frwritf. R. iMbld and other tartar 1 Rrsjieet fully, BOINK HKtrrUKUN. T NEW ’STORE! tV Remember to go to H. G. Half.'* for Soda Water, 11 I* ire cold and a large variety of Flavor* (0 *uit the NEW GOODS! tV A tag lot afParaiai* which I will sell cheap to close out G. A. Trvmax. tV Ready-Made Clothing. Gent’a Farmriiiug Good* and in tact every□bug > ou want at tte Bonanza Store of A; XpDatxi uEgvr. , • I wish to call tbe attention of the Public to my iNEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS W. A. AvUwortli ia ta the field |r<K»d Good* and price* that can WILSON £ HOWE THESE GOODS IIAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. GROCERIES AS TO QUALITY There U NO BETTER, and Roys' Summer Coate 33 rente. Men's loiucu Ihuita 93 rente. Plow Shore KO rente. Butler and Egg* taken in exchange for Goods at Highest Market Price. ' Wm. JL ATtawoirnt. FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE tV HoadqucrtareforGrocvrfefcTra*. Sugar* ami Coflcc* al l>oitoa* price* at Davumertv's. BOOTS AND SHOES Bwby <'Mrriuge«. Wc «eil lower than any house in the State of Michigan. Call and sec. •ONBKTK WITH ooMPKTrrioK t Find Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. patronage from all partice whif)My when they agree to. Rospecttully Tourw. D. C. GRFFITH. r 3 «-ta. buy* a good pair tine laiieu ILinilki-rehirf 1 WILSON & HOWE. THE PEOPLE S SUPPLY STORE iT Read the urxt culunin. CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. Is full Io overflowing with FINEST PHAETON W, »» Ifctaa, »ith» •I"*™,! U-" waii. fn.pl. W»a., Hu,., .rteb on JOUr '■»>«*’ ’“f"*"* “ V’”! • - of filmier, wtere the^minderer* found , 1 the lardy of n L-trge tree lying on the , - • ground which they aawed in two, aud । m , ...f ,ounu u mu. nam.lta nmcUou. U.« . Mo Iu Urn ' J. W. SlmrUoml, Im. .....muu^l ■'"“'“. A” 7 , . ‘S' ”«W"^1-' bunrd Moon’* body, rolled back thel»»g and departed. Now conic* tte result.' M.m S<.. Ikrn.^k, I "'hi c|tuuqn that timer who Hve te glaao houMcs ahould uot throw terne*. Shy patfMtWy will follow the advice he gave £.11, a few wwka ago in regard togHtiug drank <« the 4d,_ Mat. *n«ul*at TatfMAXV Quality considered. • Ami in fact a full line of IV Tin, Crockery and filaii* In large j ------ “ ls_ „ -- -pIV Read the next e<ilnmn.a i'br Ikigtast Prtas paid for Rut- I Lgg* in Unrig, or cash if I have STAPLE AMD FAMCf 6RBCERIES W.nml.mm-rtlm.-i.l.^b-tam- N SEE THE UOHTSIXO SEW (HI. A FIRST-CLASS TRIM BHOP.t At price* to suit tlu- majority. ----- k>!----- If you need Anything ta the TRIMMING line, call aud mw us, for we can du Crockery ’Glaiunvarc । Well by IKING Pmluting aud KnlaomluiuK. Anyone wishing Printing and Kalsoniinin^ cannot And a tetter or more low-priced ui»n than HanVML HaktroHD. who iti always ready and willing to Mtcjid all call*, aud tarn over a* much Murk in a day ns any otter man. Carefully attended to, aud saUfactiou given every time. uvi>. MU Kiucis or BHiu. nl* are the nat- ., ■ ■ ■ und result. The dig.-rtion of food, the " ' —.— .. . ' ■ ,77"' _ , _ EUGENE COOK. FURNITURE I are all immediately connected with tte 1 c-rasiuiir proven iiml i»recn s August ): purchase* ami I n til do you g”od. tV Hoping tn receive a liberal share ot your patronage, u>d thanking Your* Itr*|MM-t fully,. CHAS. W. SMITH. FURNITURE 11 --------AFULl.K-nx-K------- -w SPRIRG MILLINERY —m— AT PRICES THAT ■A COMPLETE UXZ Of- Millinery ud Fucj M 1 COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &e KELLOGG, DEMARAY & CO. The Common Council aBowcd $390.43 wqrdi^i account* on Frhiay uight. The artaoi teard have mmrioded te ibire.atW prtteptata thvaabuing rMv. OtW UA anything tat a elwap MUSICAL I VIENNA BAKERY cmra.mi roaiEFtts. riww GO To THE NEW MTORE.OF (OppiMUr tte Walcott Houae.) New Blylre Carpet* 30 to KT rente. New Dress Goods N to 30 rent*. Brown Cotton* 4| to H cent*. Ixmadrie Bleached Hj to 10 cent*. The crlclirated Madam Foy Cornet* 22354^0666 Michigan. find* tte wood*. the log, (ta Hmumm <hU J .Ujm. , J.i. buri.m. durius «a w cut*, and hr digging. u bow. Who And then f«dl*iw*auokhvrftci«.iu^fc-. . . . , o own* that lame T Don’t nil speak nt ing wool in Nashville at *J7 to W. Tte i wirr. tr .. Tbe following incident* were a jwrt wrtrh. n» rtmrmiCT m, mh. 1 ' .‘‘u L c: L “« of Naterille life, am! by reason of the te trad act io a of a Dew paper in the vil­ „.ruta„u,.rkH,^ta II. K. lage, flew out into Weal Kalama, (uot wtKxLpth. akin* thia summer he will ineiuent* tat a de'ocription of them,) . -rT& MetiMMliHl of Irving are happy • make Them git when he get* taek from and if they are rtolen from the Naw* man w<-will return thent. It •eemi id .the posM-sions of a new lb, । the north wood* this fall. All *ecm« to be rather «julct in our there resided over in the North-ea*t <-l>tnch belt ' little town at pre*eut. Farmer* are all eunirrof tho rlty a certain man who ■ —The- Reform Chib of Morgan will i busj in lheir corn and preparing their bad the habit of abuaing hi* family un­ tare nf>w»wlx;rn festival Vredureday icmmer fallow* for their fall crap of mercifully, whereat certain neighbor* । cv.il. JunelSdi. made murh ado. Now tl»r fiend in hu­ LwWlr • man form fell wife from the hand* of -Furmera Gcdaz and Kshl. r of i . The millinery .hop of Miao L. Itait- juvticc. at leant lie n-rrned to act that ! Hope, recently reclaimed twenty «ix ingTT h th ranged with ermtomer*, aud way, therefore a certain nui acre* of good land liy draining a thke.' ttaliaCta place toireta nierhnt. A “You treat yonr family Iwutall I virit from the ymfnglodiu* ofNadi ville and I will hare you nrreatrd,’ Enterprise. • j>enc<- and quiet reign* awpHNte ! eonKrip* tbe truth. ’ Tbe Utfi M J. Q..O.T.1» dm *tem: mlng Urn alarm, although their anmber1 i* uuall, they know lhey have a work to perform and they *ro bound, with the help from above, to toil aa. . . The dead m alive and the tad is found! Hhy tarn retwnwd to Woodland where be will be found performing the tnek* of engineer and the duties of btu- U|KU tattle, « mtl.N; tand. He biurome to the solemn con- 18 year* hwhind prteoti bora ia rtf.amT1 foreign coa nine*. , (dHtaaa, teU navr a rrfurared mte 1 WINDOW SHADES, Cl'BTAINS, COBDS. . AND FlXTl'RES. before your children. By the way. the I If ypuljAv^aroagb or cold, don't ----------------- ivl --------------v • animal ran the other way that night. think of going to church wHliout taking 8UCAR8, TEAS, A short time ago, so run the adage, 2,'’“*?' ''*hite ine of , Wr an- pleased to announce that wc are twvpnred to turn yun u*t any kind ol Mr. J. Euxta* Im* cotumci.ceil work । a gentleman iu Ohio had a curious COFFEES, SPICES, dream. Yea, ami ll», mm. night a Bell* and Wood Pumps. Remember CANNED COOD8, our* i* bradquarter* for both. Dadis wading right into the work. ,, .. . •. Of every description. < ire sayo, we <w>h t have to star nt tte 1 the same night, the mnii- hour of the tV A bom.- in 11ms far west may be Which wo will guarantee to be ‘ night, tad the same curiou* Virion, sml sh„„„k„ u i a little bate taped the same words. all right, but a home iu Michigan illb-.l , with Furniture from KK!.L>mvv,Dkmvu... x' /-i /-x -»-» -vimrim.,. Sta H.l.k. Wumlluml . i(-VB-teEK 1 HAN >OV Can Get Elsewhkbe, immv , 1he WALL PAPERS and BORDERS. HATS AND CAPS, tbe bate. wUtarr Ite I*. M. alouei. .ou . , ... , , . , mlOTdlowlp,™ta,l„lr. rh.MI,.,™.lo»u,wp,.l„.„;; '“k fon,“’: Mr. Mru F. J. 1-urrtS.U Mirtu,. u» u,;nd ,7 I »iark vwv «r- I BTBOICAL INMTBIMF.XTM, SHOCLDF.R BRACES. TMiMXEM. W’FFDKTS. flu FT.NE PEIFTMES, TOILET ARTICLES..COMBS. UBVSIIEX. SOAPS. A< DRY GOODS, CARPETS, u£X.h",'5; E. F. ..tatow. ingot inu DnugYpmputytug U urto tin caw was settled la-fore xpure Poucni .. ,» , ,1 lUok -if lb. nl,L hurm umrlj l-HuirMiv. 'V ^pln-Ortdllg lufu«..l, F- ’ Tim MM,K. hm. I'Siuu p«,„c. rurr.pu.1 Ui.n I will ■ taa at fllW. Pit Medicines, Chemicals, Ac. T he Long generally. I Wm-Spire has g<«£*r}f-btod«-r reap- I er. andhe-wanta everybody and Che reel to remember ttatte- trill he pre- . pared to do what liulc harvesting i« to last Sunday morning’atentfl o'clock, a large fox chased a hen from the born yard to tte lu»u*e of your correspond­ ent, where bo vary politely tamed tail Au3 now (be vigil**, t tamre-wffiaud departed for tte wood*, without W*$ho* tta dcor* to see that no pesky tte hen. ; . The grand ring hunt Cor the great along our stereta on Saturday uiriit at Nt.ted Mr*. J. M. Hawn* and daugh­ “what-te-H''. »U1 ta held on Satoniny, the Ute hour of 13 o'clock. Ab ohl- ter May, ofUaattag* areviotthig at J. June 14lli. All who wiab to take apart fa*U«ed apaniur te tbe hand* ri their M Wood's. :i.i tbe sport will meet at the C'rowgll mother, and well applied, would te rhe L« fit Fowler hare comptetrd their achtxdboiuMat « o’clock, a. m., sharp, 1 tew! thing for tte** girk. * new elevator and. we itoderrtand, rent­ 'to make arrangement*. ■ ed tlm aauw to a Detroit man. . ’Ti* *rid there uasd to reride In—well Dr. W. H. Yonug attendetLche State not far off. a married eoujde, the hus­ MmUcal taetaiy tedd at Detroit on band which caused hUwjfe, each coin­ ing before te left the hou*c for tbe day, along with a raah. In MNaaUwahtlre .W<Mlnp*day .aud’Biur*day of (hi* week. The wheat iMriret i* troutaaly brink to clasp the Bible, and affirm, that ahe wheat ia repotted the for-tU* Uaia bf ytar. On Monday gnu* crop ready for the mowortv The Alnswoyh it Jlroota pnrch<Mied«75 bu. preperty-talder, who tor many year* would remain (ran to ter wantage . ha* had a peculiar mania of infotiniug vows during the ilny. poach, cherry and apple t n a* are lofiri-^ Onr enterpriateg’yrxiag friend, MUI. iI would-be pnjvhnm-r* of good* at any Yna, and down in ReDevue townsbip Brtxik*. taa departed unto BkIIcvuc, I of onr well-filled store*, bow cheap they they mw the animal. A fc " to *how the Bcllevuian* bow to buy iI migti buy the same good* at Battle an animal that tad (he apj* Mke • Cregk. , He has aeymed such a tanuleaa dog. looked like a dog, tai , old. trcnUcibAU. that, as, yet, no mcr- ' dog, had a tail like a dog> ctanL ta* felt exactly like taking tbe II dog. aud ta fact wa* a----- . Veil, it Evidently some low-minded villain ■C'ommi**ioncr. and Uuow in a pamiMe ' (aw into id* own hand* to square the did diaac. acd badly scare, a number of condition. botaa a gradgnogmimt C*pL fiqtiicr of i account, but a teort time oteev some­ children from a grove u^ttertag, down The Wolcott reportaalargerta*h>e** thing happened to- the aforvoaid man near Wm. Dary'*. Vermontville, and hut Monday night One day hut week Frank Hartwell’* sought ®pvngc "by ' putting pounded during the tajt wit week* than ever ta- that Jut caused Uli* town to rise right foredtetar the ratue length of time. glaaa ta th* manger* of Mgrierl* stall-' up iu a huge guffaw and feel good un- j little girl, aged 5 year*, wa* accidental­ Glad to btuu it. . i til it* side* nehed. It tappeued ttare ly kicked l»y a hontr, receiving very w pan, I* apjiarcutly. feeling a* good u tb<' man wn* chown a Jnn-r to attend I vern brni*e« abotit the face. *he being -gtem te time, ami now odrertioc* n re a fighting cock. ■ Let'* sec ! Wtat m a* 1 tta last ore*to 11 of the Circuit Court at! »o far away from the bore wa* all that ward of *80 for a afagU sbwt with his it Editor Smith *akl ntant dusting Hastings, and when the case of Nftcb- [ Mved her life. Tim little girl wa* pick • . revolver at tbe perpetrator rtf the ben- those linen pants I I trim v*. Thompooh came up for trial. I cd up intenaiblc aud thought tn be dead, C. W. Smith bn* opened a meat mar­ although he wn* not on the due, a law- ' tat a few teaturativev being admini*loa*ertae, or.fWl for hli| fitad laxly. ket in connection with bi* grocery rtore yer by the name of James Clarke eom- | tered »bc revived and u doing well. ’ . HaUnffi.0*. ’ and installed F. Frederick of HaNtings, {>lailic<l to the court that our man hod 1 Joe and Bake Mix tad a battle with Dr. LaRuc, a'jritrcllng doctor well nr tan of fok^tne. teen discunsiug thecate aud giving hl* 1 a couple of inuall snake* a few <li«y»ago. known to Uie people of lid* village and Dr. I. Winslow Ayer will addn-M the Ojliniou* to ouc of the juror* on the tri- While the bora were removing a pile of llaatiaga, ha* been Hopping in Char­ liefynn Club ujxui tempciagccmatter*, ul on tbo case, all of which ho would ! rail* a large Hack racer appeared in lotte for several month* pa*L and op ’ at the Baptist Church, next Fund*y af­ tack with the iuo*t positivnof proof*. I eight. Bake cut hl* suaktahiji in two, Saturday last wan abontfo Iwvc that* ternoon at three o'clock. Then the Judge called oar man into j tat the jead part went in for a tattle city for Battle Creek when Ann Green JJ. J. Martin and wife and quite n open court and naked bun wtat he tad ' and ehaoed Bake. While he wa* dteand a number wf men whetlaim that numtar of other leading citioen* of to sny for himself. Finding himself , patching *nake No. 1, another racer put ta WM J«*tly Indebted to thfcru, met Vonuontvinc. were, over Thursday ev­ coroerad lr>admitted that he had had i। in au apjwarancc and coiled aronnd him al the depotmid. derirvd. bun to ening to hear Dr Reynolds. some talk with one Heath on (be jury, Bake’* ankle, lie called to Joe. who A* Elder P. Holler is up in -Wood­ nbout the eaae on trial, but not with an then came up, and the boy* *«»on tad did not do, wbereapoa Green.drew n land holding cu old fashioned camp intent to indnence tbe jury. Hie Judge . tbe "•arpcnl*'' killed. Snake No. 1 , pair of ahram from bi* pteket -and de­ meeting, there n^U ta. no aervicsB at1 then made a little speech somewhat a* . rocoAurcd 9 feet and 4 lurhc*. and No.; prived the long-haired doctor of n ■folhiwa; “I am glad to hear that you j 3 incaaured 8 fret aud < inchoate length. portion of hi« Irihmtettpiiettdagr. which Mtare* Ed. aud Nellie Tramm-., two had no *in*tcr iqotiyc or intent to in- | Tally We*t Kalamo a* ahead on snake* fell te grart fu) Hnglet« ’u) liil jiboiild- dimming. Jitjl* ladic* of tala village, flneucc she Jury, btit a* you have lawn ■ cm. And now LaRttc mmh Ghxu for have each presented ye local with a *0 careleM aud indUcrvct a* to allow | Mr. Signor Tan, of M«|rle Grove; fiu<-Yx«piet of Howel* (l*i« week. yourself to disctiM with a juror the mat- ! make* nut eh ado over onr getting wet, New ridem nlkx cotitinne to bloom. J. npd therefore losing faith in "0, Ca«h, --------------- ----- —— ......... . —• • <111* coin* leris mill nc < a* uupensc wv» " ■‘' in*, k Moor M tadgrtriou* thore who have joined the noble baud , wiu, JOur valuable m-rvicre, and niter t»w» tte fact of getting rongljt Ju tne oowg farmer living retueittirte mdm , tlri* week, in this urgent reiorwi. . the clerk ha* given von an onler for 1 same shower wo do not know, powihly Mlth.U ,-wt of f hr vil iln.v* tut,, • 1.... ....... .1 . t. —. . . . _ 1 « , .. . m town Monday forenoon.. hite|tfsk. hi» I contract of cany ing th.- I’.H. mail in. nnr*0 valuable an article and prea-nxtag team in front of L. J. YHtarirF* More.’t wren this |uirt and Assyria for the that uian’w name that done *0, wa* J. the name to him for hi* album, may be A taby cabttaf wo* being ffteelcd * *utag four yean, taginipgjtdy lot'. tbe reason. Now. Mr. Tan. didn’t we Frwuk Fuller. DRUGGISTS, Rpectaltleafor 1N7I > �• plank and one of the *“ ---------- *■' “ A KxWTVtrkY girl sod her lover had vainly tried for four yean to elope to­ gether. They were Thoms* Owen and Mam Keto Beatord. of Milburn. A few Marx Twaix Lm the mump* at Paris. Both Longfellow and Whittier have poised their 70th year. M*. Moody has preached 275 times since going to Baltimore. Hxxxy W.JLoxargxxow is said to be GebxaXy haa ju*t discovered a bur­ ied foroat in her midst, supposed to ba 10,000 year* old. A Detroit man. who has been investi ■ gating the subject, is convinced that ^ees M*. Jaxe* W. Chisolm1* house in Brooklyn, N. Y., yu entered by the second-story window one night recently, and >60 In money and a pair of brace­ lets were stolen. . Th^door-bell of the house wm rung violently a few nights srbaequently. There wm a yellow en­ velope hanging to tbe door-knob by a string. The atolen bracelet* were in the envelope, and with tbam the follow- furlough of several months and has gone to his estate at Vanin. Col. Foxxey jiropoecs that a fund be raised for the support of the widow aud daughter of Bayard Taylor. Mbs. A. T. Stewart preserves her youthful appearance in a remarkable manner. She has not a gray hair. Oex. Gabsibld and Mr. Abram 8. Jkbby Built wmouc of the loafers Hewitt have been engaged to lecture of West Baltimore, Chin, yet he was the before the Harvard Finance Clnb next accepted suitor of Mary \ Briitenbaugh, a highly respectable lady. The neigh­ Mildred Ln, daughter of Gee. bor* were not.wiljingjo let her have Robert E. Lee, will • soon be married io her own way in the matter, but deter­ a prominent English merchant of Bir mined to pat an end to the courtship. m 1 rt;; On throe successive evenings Jerry was It is rumored that the eldest daugh­ dragged out of Miss BnUenbaugh's [mrlor by masked men. but on the ter of N. P. Banks is studying tor the fourth evening he waa there aa usual. stage. Her father ■as aa actor in a The next measure was to tar and feather small way in his youtlu Miss Bessix Eyabts,the third daugh­ him; and that kept him away from the house several days, but he celled again ter of the. Secretary of Stale, is enm soon a* bo wa* clean. On emerging Bed to Mr. Edward Perkins, of the iur class at Harvard University. he was fired at from an ambush, the bul­ let going through hia hat. The inci­ Paris papers take it for granted that dent appears to have roused him io the every prominent American is a Sena­ necessity of action, and he eloped with tor. La Liberie spoke of CoL Thomas Mias Brittaubangh on the following A. Scott aa President of the Senate, and now, strangest of alL, Figaro speaks A RETEXtre, officer, named Cotton, of Mark Twain as a Senator. Johefb A. Gould died in Enfield, i VAtcrionsIy disappeared from Gaines­ ville, Ga., two years ago. The diMp Me., lately, and an autopsy showed that I>caranco of Cotton had almost been death waa caused by a splinter ol bone, forgotten until a few days ago, when about the size of a match, which had Jamee Bryant, his brother-in-law, lying penetrated his brain from a wound re­ at the point of death, confessed* the ceived during tbe civil war in 1865 and crime aud prayed for pardon. He aaid remained there ever since. ho tried to got Cotton to drink poison, but failed. This oxaaperated him, and Tbe Pocasset Tragedy. one day ho found Cotton in a blackberry The Pocasset tragedy is fast being patch, when he struck him a fatal blow relegated into that forgetfulnrea which on tbe head, took the body and buried so soon overtake* even tho most sensa­ it under hia distillery, with a pistol and tional crime in this age, but sufficient the bottle ot poison. Bryant died aud interest still attaches to it to render the some gentlemen searched for Cotion. present condition of the unhappy par According to tho dying man’s confes­ cuts a matter of interest Neither of sion, they found a human skeleton with them manifest any symptom or insan­ the skull badly broken, and by it lay * ity. and Freeman liimaelf protests pistol and bottle. against any attempt to secure hia ac­ Mb. Mrxxox, of Meredith, Mo., was quittal on this ground. He still be­ a strong disciplinarian in his own house­ lieves Liiat God called upon him to kill hold, and prided himself on the obfr- hiachild, and tncs to console himself dienee of his family. His children tor the failure of her expected resur­ were accustomed to the rod from their rection by a theory that the " sacrifice " cradles until they quitted the parental wm intended to produce * great reli­ roof, and it waa oven aaid ihal he gious awakening, of which he see* Shipped hia wife on aoveral occaaiona. signs in the widespread discussion of But ho waa of high atanding in the his course by tbe press and the pulpiL community, aud when, a few days ago. But Mr*. Freeman's maternal love has be spoke ir a church meeting -of tho fully triumphed over tbe fanatical faith dutv of fathen in training their off­ that iod her so acquiesce in the mur­ spring. bo waa very attentively liricned der, though aho still inaiata that they to. On his way homo he met hia son were guilty of no crime. Their breth­ George, who had been fishing on Sun­ ren and Bisters of the Adventist faith day, and gave the boys cruel beating— are utterly bewildered, their dazed con­ perhaps to illustrate the subject that he dition being well illustrated bv the had been discussing in church. George went to a neighbor's house, Ixirrowed a pm, and shot his father dead. Tint ppiacopaJ Diocese Convention -ta Mt&a irPetrnh UM wtek, elwtr.l JUt, Dr. S. 11 Harris, ot Chicago, to fell the ruraiwy causnd by UM dtapUccmral ot Bishop MeOoikry. Two mouwAYMEX perpetrated a bold about t J,'W. wa« acised. aud beforn tbe pao. era ta 0»alJ rmhaa toe aatarn ot U « iraoaac♦nr the it-kera. afth th. money, had drtrea a gtat d a taiggy which was watlios fur A scour who recently arrived at Fort Kawh from HitUsr BoU'a camp reports tbit mtinter of a fellow nerro, bavtas aMMaioatod htewtafo aateep ta bed. The report, heretofore mentioned, that a D^nty Marebal and »ix men h«d l«ra Petxoletm V. Nassy's new "The Widow BcdoU," is not hk. the Philadelphia proas. Wc dtp the following from the In­ dianapolis Sentinel: "The Crawford County (Ind.) Demo-rat haa the fol­ lowing interesting paragraph relative to the birth of two children to the same father, in Jennings township: 'A child was Lmtu to .a eonpte in JfilL ,In 1H69 IthafAber ut this child hmrriAThis sec­ ond and present wife, and, ten years later, in 1879, a child was boro by the second wife, it l>eing the eighth child born during the ten years of lheir mar­ riage. throe premature and five large and healthy babies. There is just sixty­ seven ywfi*’ Bificfvnae iu the ages of , the tvro children, and in this month the father will be 88 years old. This all occurred in Jennings township, this county.’ The Democrat omits to say that tho name of the fitter is Adison Williams, now residing at Magnolia, Crawford county, and that he came to Indiana from Pennsylvania in 1817. —The Sigourney (Iowa) Newt ot i ascent date contains the following: **A few weeks ago wc nuulc mention about tbe twenty-fifth child of Father Elijah McCJeuaaan. Since that time the old From the Graham County (Kan.) Star. Mias Nettie C. Carpenter, a young lady from Michigan, had quite an adventure last Wednsedsy. She Ijui taken herself * claim and built thereon a ’ roofed with r_ _______ ________ r tho dirt from falling down she put heavy paper on the under side of the poles, end, hearing a rattling noise ou the paper, she thought that the mice were at work. She got th* broomstick and gave the ]>aper a gentle tap, when, instead of mice, as the young lady thoughfi she brought down a hissing viper. His viperwip immediately took poanwaion of tho l>ed and coiled him­ self for ajjght, but hr got more of it than he could stand, and had to suc­ cumb to tho courage of Mim Nettie. He measured four feet in length. How many of your Eastern ladies would I have fought and killed it with a broomA kxmarkahlx suicide is reported in the Philadelphia newspapers. Harry Ackley, aged only 12 yeara, hang himsoH in the House of Refuge there. Fur attempting to escape from the institu­ tion he had been placed in solitary con­ finement, on bread and water, in a dark and unfurnished celt He had been kept tiwre a week, being taken out each Monad UUffttem of Ms thfldren were boys ana ten of them were girls, and at this time twenty of Lis children are liv­ ing, and ten of them are at home, and oil ia reasonably good health. Two moved,' and it ia done. Our faith was equal to that and yet our faith does not avail* Meanwhile much, religious exatemgni is reported as the result of a recent revival at Portsmouth.N.H..and the Pocasset tragedy might have been repeated there had not tbe erasv father, who instated that the Lord had com­ manded him to sacrifice hia children, had sense enough still left to beg the neighbors to take them away before he killed them. UM KMuhS43T“ The Birmingham Qtuette say* that among the animals belonging to a menagerie that visited Tanbury recent­ ly is a fine female elephant named "Lisrie." Nearly five yean ago this anima], after a hard walk, wa* allowed mxro« Silver Bpkixos, Fla., ia 100feet deep, coven aa acre, and sends a iirc-»Jn (X) to 100 feet vide, eight mile* to th*OckLawaha river. Three ia Inhered to be more snow on the Alps in Switzerland at present than tout ever before been known at thia time of the year. Wm. Gale, of Cardiff, haa jest com­ pleted al Bradford. England, the unex­ ampled feat of walking 2,500 miles in 1,000 consecutive hours. The dsi .___ _ _ hotel keeper al >hio, rubbed rod pepper in a boarder as he sat at din­ ner. because he winked at her. Wm R. Cpshixo, of Mattapotaott. Maas., has had his grave dng, boarded up inside and covered over, in prepara­ tion for his death whenever it occur*. Thb pioneer Liquor-seller in Geneva, Ind, is having a hard experience. He lias been prosecuted at law, hi* house has been set on fire, and shots are fre­ quently fired over his head at night. The Belcher Mine, in Nevada, will soon bo 3,000 feet deep. Machinery al The saying of an old philosopher, that if he had a lever long enough he could move the world, leads a country corret{>ondent to write to the Wheeling (Pa.) Leader that, if he had a dried apple big enough he could soak np the Pacific ocean. The Chicago Common Council has voted that Sunday drinkers may enter the bar-rooms by tho front doors, in­ stead of going in by the side doors. That ia tossy, the Council have resolved not to attempt to stop the Sunday liquor traffic. A PEET well al Stockton, Kan., has run dry, and is emitting sulphurous fumes. Mr. Dappin, firmly behoving that the bottom lias fallen into hell, maintains a position day and night at the opening, with an ax at hand, ready to kill tho devil when be emerge*. La Gaceta, ot Madrid, puts tho pop­ ulation of Spain at 16,625.860. This is an increase of 952324 over tbe census of 186Q. Tbe emigration from Spain is increasing. In France, including Al­ geria. there are 156,475 Spaniard* A Quakeress, at a funeral in Rock­ ville, bid., said that the spirit moved her to undertake a sermon, and that aho was encouraged to speak. But she began by telling the mourners that the dead n.an was in eternal torment, and they had her arrested. A V ikxxa statistician ha* published a pamphlet, in which he state* tbatethare are 102,831 persons in Europe 90 yean old and upward, and that of those over 1,000 there are 241 women and 161 men in Italy, 229 women and 183 mon in Austria, and 526 mon and 524 women in Hungary, lx accordance with tho order of the Governor General of BL Petersburg, arms can.be sold only to persons who furnish s' special permit from the Mayor, and the permits must be preserved by tbe dealers in arms. The existence of coal waa known to the ancicnta, although very little use was made of it Theophra<ns,Ahe pu­ pil of Aristotle, in a treatise ou stones, speaks of a " fossil substance called coals.* .Probably, evan before thia, coal wm used by the Chinese, for tb«r miaes are undoubtedly very ancicnL Tbe old Britons are supposed to have used have been exceeded by Mr. Henry N. Smith, who has paid more money for trotters titan any man living. He jmid for Lady Thorn, >30,000; for Goldsmith Maid. >33,000; for Lucy. tL’,000; for Jay Gould. >33,000. Gould be bought of Fisk. George Hall and Jay Gould. They owned the horse, tiaring bought him from a New Bedford ftarty when his name was Judge Brigham. Tattler he bought of A. J. Alexander for >17,000; Gen. Knox he paid >10,000 for; Rosalind cost him >13,000; Boeraica, >86.000; Idol. 97,600; Western Giri. >1,000; Martha Nutwood. >1,500. Daisy Burns he traded Harry Harley for with Commodore Vanderbilt; she stood him in >3,500. What does all that foot upl 16,000 >204,500 exactly. Goldsmith Maid waa ou the go, in Um cam, for thirteen year*. other. trawling over 100,000 miles, al­ ways taking her regular mt on the can as if in her box stall. She has netted to her owner over >75,000, after drcn and four great-grandchildren. He Bbvextt vc—eln, from five to aeventy krai' burden, with 350 men, are now en­ gaged in the Key Want sponge trade. Timb ia life'a tree, from which some gather precious fruit while others lie down under its shadow and perish with hunger. Ax old lady, living in Loudon county, Vk. ia Um mother of fourteen children. *U hung, whose ages range from 42 to 70 yean. Join.' Laxham, who shot and killed Georgia Drake, an actress in the Ban Antonio Theater, has been sentenced to ProsxtexrtWalfocd presided, and saksd the pleasure of th* meeting. A mem­ ber asked what wts the financial condi­ tion of the society. The report of Mrs. Conklin, the Financial Secretary, wm read aa an answer. The receipt* for tho last three months were >55'J.25; expenses, >680.91, showing a deficit of Mrs. Wilson—“ It is not so. I didn’t spend >12,000 of other's people's money, either. [In an nndestone.J She's * . . Q.jgbt to be tarred and feather™ don’t stop ail Mrs. Luak-Mf thif, Mrs. Wilson.----------------- ---------man. You an making all the disturbMra. Wilson—" Where’s that dollar that my husband advanced to the jani­ tor? You have not given him credit for it" [Exit Mr*. Wilson, to return in a few minutes and take a seat in tbe back part of ths halt] Mr. Conklin—‘I think with inch member* a* Ihb haa goi it ought � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-06-21.pdf.pdf e5046eebf4a1f9221d269e447b6ccf70 PDF Text Text ORNO eTRONfejl VOLUME VI NASHVILLE, BARlfifr C0\, MICH IGA' SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1879. "A sample-room on the first floor, and send my keyater up right away, and call me for the 6 38 train cast in the and gared at his new diamond. And Abou Tamerlik hied him forth l«*wl« st ui^w* *e**t.^ is* । o ;• •■ '• “ You must be very expeditious, Miss ' Judson. Time is money, you know. Take the measurements accurately—no blunder*, mind, for it won't pay to of­ fend Mrs. Morgan. She's among our very beat customers. Now, quick about ill’ How keenly the wind blew—how heavily the currents of rain swept against her tender form, rendering all v There, take her out into the sun­ shine, Jane, my little blue-eyed rooebud" She wa* a 6-months-old l>aby, with a complexion like peach-bloaaoms, and golden brown hmr. jsuted away from a W IK H—M.MIM. 1I-Uyl । * 01. CAcmr D.C. OKI «*rs*v r*lIU|wi»M Dsrt*. br.I *■ ■■ MM CT aU a;TO H».l K*t»i*a*u i «>».'^*«i*< * . LEWIS DURKEE, FE1GHNER. UNION HOUSE | you get it? -TOSW'lSLu, yyOLCOTT HOU SB, Maahvtlla, Michigan. €. C. W<rt.rorr. Proprietor. AKE no ISE, Tharnapple Lake, Barry 0o.. Mich. I* P. COLR, Prupr-totor. Speak, or mv brain hardened. She drew buck with a gesture of disdain. Then ahe aaid, angrily, “ If you do not immediately leave me., and cease thi* rimportguat* cfaunar. I will sfmmbn.tV Mlcoclauk* to kirn you from the grounds" ’’ Turn me from the ground*! ” echoed tile hag, while her wrinkled face gres BTcn a ahsde salkwjrr. ‘ "iw. and b«ve yon lodged in the county jail *s a vagrant. 1 shall not nor will not l>* annoyed in mj-ownpazk with the impertinence of a miserable “Very well to talk of j grants, my pretty bujff?* -1 Eiey. half-stifled with rage; ter not anger me. I a Ay, you may look at me I Look, and look as if »U ep^<i,«tn>> m« dead, for Ibero ere dark day* in store for you. I see it in the glistening spots of your eye ami the lint* about *ow rp*e-red month. A time wffl eotno when yon will wish you had spoken a Lnfle kinder to the 'xntariable beggar-woman.' Re­ member what I say to you, lady 1 My Then Anu spoke of Madame Hevere's injunction*, and her intended visit to the bou*e of a Mn Morgan, in to Bostqn the othl an hinodteil appea colWhtfft.y am uniting for wdlthat place, and pci anCC of Injttx-cuvr the woman, raising herself on her el­ bow. ••That’* strange—very strange that Anna should Im* going to work at Mrs. Morgan'^ Mid 1 b*xe on a#death-! bed. The pnrsl* are right —there I* a somethingJtronger than fate! ’ _• " MoIImt Hagar, what ar© yon lalkiOjf of? I can't understand you this none Madfie man's cadi > ioitfrv daa*rr's tilL You ve never been there before; it's a ’ cloaed and the mon, Th'e Belfast m. fine bouse. I've heard. Tou shall wew the gay gold necklace yon have *e«i WuRooking at sometimes—the one with the amethyst clasp. It was a baliy'a necklace once, but it will be a pretty bracelet noW Jar! yo»r slerdgr littW hc had slaked and lo<^4aining $70 in excess of his disbursement*, found among the funds be had ciplrhed. Thi* -bd towkAomolwiUi’hfm M Blaine, and has safely invested it yy ILLIAM JONES. played upon Lawyer Callahan, of Fay­ ette county. Mo. He was victimised by the "bullion game,” a dodge long known but one tliat has not been suceeasfully applied for many yean T. G. NEW LIVERY! UHRYiBOARIHMG STABLE The 'yield of petroleum from the ' Pennsylvania oil fields during March and April was 25 per cenL greater than during the corresponding months last year, and about three times a* great a* seven years ago. It ha* now reached IJKMXOUO barrel* a month, a daily avere age of 50,000 barrel*. Thk returns of emigration from the Mersey during the month of April show an enormous increase. It appears that 65 vessels left the Mersey with 10,!>17 passengers, of whom 5,348 were En­ glish, 58 Scotch, 1.546 Irish. 3.814) forvignera, and 156 whose naUonalitira were not known. Their destinations were 8.931 to the United Slate*, 1.723 to Bntiah North America, 48 to Aua- copse was choecn for the encounter. But friend* haa followed unol>*<-rvcd, । and came up in time to catch the bel­ ligerent* in the act of clearing a space for the fight by hewing down thetnisbwood with their swunl*. The ladiervusn'-** af the -tiling wa* mn made apparent, and the affair ended in good great deal that wa* good _ _______ He wa* downright. He sympathized with Irish liberty, though he came to thi* country when 9 years of age. He was not drawn into any of the military movements against En­ gland, txcsusc be looked upon them with the vision of a practical soldier. He wanted to sec clearly more poaalbil ity of success than wa* ever made ap­ parent to him. He was approached ansuccessfully for the purpose of getting his aid in several movement*, the result of which proved the excellence of his judgment Yet hi* military eduoation. 1*11 ng the probable buxines* to Ie trans- aside __ ___________ from that be got in the wars, wu acU-d through the Panama canal when *olf-education, completed. M. Levaseur f:-' it 5,000,000 ton* annuallv st present, and that it will be 7.250,000 by 1807 M Ccrivole puts the amount at 6,000.000 ton*, and computes st $3 per ton, $18,- and Cbepultopec. The doctor*, in or­ der to clean the wound*, passed a handkerchief clear through hi* body tonnage st *260,000,000. and $360,000. Ho used to tell a story of a forlorn 000 for the United States, and that it hope that be led daring the Mexican will gain one-quarter of European trade war in order to relieve some English with China, J span and Oceanic*. The ladies, who were suffering pnration and Hues canal was opened at the cloa. of indignities in the City of Mexico. With a small company of kindred spirits, be through, making groa* receipts to the penetrated to the heart of the city and amount of $1.830,4.55; in 1874 the ves­ released the sufferers, who were quar­ sels had inerraMsl to 1.264, of 2,421.803 tered in the American camp until the ton* The expectation* for the Ameri city w» taken, and they were restored ing creature's arm. “ Mother Hagar -that is," stammered line* of sapphire. And ere he had lieen asleep even un­ ! Anna, remembering the message of the “She is outgrowing that amethyst nedkUce I used to wear til the midnight-watch, Rhumul cm necklaoe." continued Mr* Morgan, •-------- VA1V"*Z------- .77”------- Tra i**8'**^ Ung oa; rdhkc to-see the poor old rWund inyi^A when I wa* a L*b©.“ 1 i Uhp smote aguui upon the panel of his ihouglrtfatbr; * w« must hare aisitker: erealhre vrtfn n> Yccn K very, very I “Turn—let me «•< vonr face'" door, snd cried aloud link of gold out on." “ Awake. A Von Tamerlik. for the time wan fth. sad the train stayeth for tin fire of thoae haughty eyes, and no man. Awake and haste.for slumber turned the proud lines around Che overtook thy servant, and thu way is mouth to earesaing smile*. Mr*. Mor­ long and the ’tm* gone!" gan's fashionable acquaintance* would And Abou Tamerhk rose and dressed scarcely bare known her now, a* she and girded up his loins, and set forth watched Jane sauntering out upon the with great speed, for his heart was anxious. Nevertheless, be gave Ilhulit. end HuA^dly bp tw<> ’nr three mal cm Uhp a quarter, and made him flight* of wooden stairs, which led to in her arms, mnh^inng. through haj>- carry his grip, and he cursed him for a ' raven hair, and a step like a Qu<-«n | * How close it is!" ahemurmured, half the very lop of an old Louae. In the py sobs and hyatonc bursts of tears, driveling laggard. I corner of * dark, dismal room stood a And, when he was corn© to the train, " My daughter' My own lost love! “ | aloud, pushing aside the lace drapenev I J»Jlft bud, tyioti which wa* stretched a Later in Uic day. Mrs Morgan'« car it wa* 11 :46 p. m., and it was a way­ I that veiled the vidtropen window. was drawn up in front of the nar freight going south. Bbc rose, and, throwing a costly lace 1 gaunt figure, with saffron like skin, snd And Abou Tamerlik fell upon Rhnrow alley, and the pole lady in black mantle over her shoulders, went out in­ , matted iron-gray hair mnl cm Uhp, and smote him. and treat­ to lhe summer glow of the Jane of tor- | "Anna!—is it you, darling?" camo . Hagar's room. But death, the dcatroy ed hta roughly, and said noon, her fingers between the Icsvt* of ’ O pale gray **» of all ***e«, the er. bad passed the threshold—of which the book she had been dreaming over. the reader I* aware-and sealed the Prophet pity thee if thou callrst me A* aha passed Che diamond sparkle of a 3elids into everlasting stillneM. Mis. large fountain, whose liquid streams And be gat him into bis bed. organ was too late. roae into the air with a low musical Now, when sleep fell heavily upon There, on the narrow jmllci-licd, with murmur, a sudden rustle and footstep to-day, mother? " Better! "-echoed the hag, with a bit- I the coldr gray aOadows of tn© grave Abou Tamerlik, for he wa* sore di* ter laagb. ** Jio. child, I never expect Jroopiag over her rigid face, and liand* couraged, Rhumul em Uhp kicked to be better any more. I am dying, I • folded on her pulseless breast, lay the fiercely against the panels of hi* door, ■ Get your ticket at the wagonI” (Trim old KJP*.T "oioBt. who, years be­ and said; screamed the doorkeeper of the circus *O Abou Tamerlik. the drummah, yesterday to a young man with a girl on fore, forc|oid the ilark days that bad so “ Dying!" and Ann* threw hen tier knees beside the pellft bed? sw*kr and drrax with all speed. Il is night in lhe valleys, but the day-star change. "This is the third lime von no. Mother Hagar, don't. t*lk_> shiner on the mountain*. Truly th© have come .here without ticket*, when makes me sick lo?i»gft>e I’rg train is even now dur at lhe depot, but you know I can't take money." the or.lv fru-.-jd I«'*Aidin the the "bus la indeed gone." , x , young man and his girl fell back, The twisted round her head. Mr*. Morgan - the only person who loves me!' And Abou Tarnorltk the drnmmah i B0( " You are right, so far.” said tl ■>ud, as they did not go near the ticket­ drew her skirts haughtily away from swore himself awake, and pul on Ins wagon, and yet seemed very anxious to their chance contact with the gypsy's ing woman, with a low groan. “ fc_____ robes, and hastened to the depot, while see the circus, a curious-minded citizen love you as my own child. But, for al! travel-soiled garment*. Rtratii*! em Uhp the porter went before edged around and inquired of the young "Beware, woman ! " she said.'contemp­ that, you ought not to aorro vjuBch for tuously. " We do not tolcrst© trcepoM- "It'a oniv a little I u. pretty lady; 'tisn't much to the likes j! you. Let the old gypey tell the fortune she sees in thW lily-while han4, ail sparkling with ORNO STRONG. coarse tartan fell from her arm. the violet sparkle cd the amethyst BtrauhU With And Abou arose, and gift his raiment a faifit scream, and deadly pallor, ahe about him, sod hcatened down stairs, and crept Into the "bus. And ho marveled that he was so "Child, where did VOU get that !° bed exceedingly early and marvelously polo face to the gleaming jewel, in mute surprise. t NUMBER 39. always elegant She never buys cheap lace, which wears out in a season, but procures lhe real, which last* for yeara. Again, rhe aavea all her piece*—every Gen. Shield* once had a difficulty scrap of silk, satin, or velvet- and is never at a lo*a for the materials for a with Abraham Lincoln, which resulted bright-colored bow or a tasteful head- in preparations for a duet Shortly after his return from the Mexican war, a newspaper in lllinoi*. chare he lived, FACTS AMD FIGURES. published an.article that displeased him venr much. He called upon the editor, ami said it was offensive, and insisted ut>on knowing thi name of the author. The editor asked time to consider, and mean-while consulted Mr. Lincoln, in­ Naw Hxmfsuikk's manufactures last forming him that the writer of the arti­ year amounted to over $96,0Ut),0C0, cle wa* a young woman. “ Oh. I’ll set­ among them being $30,588,500 worth of tle that," aaid Lincoln. “ Tull Shields cotton goods, $11,709,000 of boot* and I am personally responsible for it" shoos, and $9,222,000 of woolen*. This was enough for Shields, and be Tsk average salary of Methodist min­ immediately challenged Lincoln to isters in fourteen Southern conferences is said to be $572, and the average unoun1 paid $4M In Northern con­ ference* the average is $700, and the deficiency in payments about 12 per And when they reached the tiepot it «a* a gravel train going west, and the clock in the steeple tolled 2 a. m. And Abou Tamerhk fell n]>on Rhu­ mul cm Uhp th© porter, ofid !>cat him all the way home, and pelted him with mud. and broke hi* lantern, and cursed him And he got him to bed and slept Now, when A boa Tamerlik awoke the SUU wae high, and the noiae of the street car rattled in lhe street And ins heart smote him, and be went down staira, and the clerk Mid to him "O Abou Tamerlik,live in peace. Il is too late for breakfast and too early for dinner; nevertheless, it won t make "O Atxra Tamerlik the drummali, 1 hasty in *peech and slow to think, wherefore shouldst thou get up at day­ break. when there is another train go©* the same way to morrow morning 7“ But Alxiu Tamerua would pot hcark CU nnia him. bet jiatd hi* bill, and hired a team and a mad to take idm to lb© : next town. And he hired the team at lhe lissty-klaldiL’sid- he cursed the bouse that he pul up al. i Now, the il vary stableb»loured U> the Itndfcrd, an the same. ' But Abou Tamerhk the drummali wist not that it was were foremost in bringing him out and organizing the brigade. He arrived late from California, with the under­ standing that he was to be given the of a brigade under Banka, that was given him. He gained, however, the credit of winning about lhe only battl< credited to Bank* - the battle of Winclieatcr He hail a pet project of cap­ turing Stonewall Jackson, but com­ plained bitterly that, just as hi* plans were about maturing, he was ordered, by Gen. McDowell, to retreat. Gen. Shield* was tiv* feel eight inch­ es in height, of compact build, and in hi* youth had dark hair. Hi* eye* were dark and piercing, and gave him a wild look to strangers. He wa* very atten­ tive to women, and fond of paying them compliments. He ziade long visit* u> friends in New York and throughout the country. He was once dining al the house ot a prominent citizen of New York, who*© wif*. a member of a staid old Dutch family, did not rrliah Gen Shields' reticence about hisdomc*- pered reply. " I didn't How enough for incidental* when 1 wa* figgrring on the cost of thia thing, but 1 don't want the to know it!” " How much are you short ? “ " Only 5 cent* 1 figg-re 1 that ten shilling* would pay all expense*, but 1 got left We spent It) cents for peanut*, 10 cents on the street care, and 5 in candy. I had just $1 left to pay our way in. When »Lc got a peanut shuck in her throat and I had to buy a gisivi of lemonade to wash it down Didn't do it. though, till I ba-1 pounded her the tiock more'n fifty times and treed to pull one o' them fire hydrants up by the "Yon will? By goah! but that let* me out! I'd msde up my mind to tel) the gal that the tigers had got loose and the hyen»a h*d run mad, but she's l-’nghe*dvd ahd might not have believed iL Thankee, air. and the fust time I m in town 111 pay it back. Hang it, I orter figgrred on 'leven shillings, 'stead- of ten. but you've made me happy for lifeCome, BetaDetroit Free Pretu. During the siege ot Pari* there wa* nobody more popular, and afterwards there wa* nolxMly more unpopular then Hcrgt Hoff. He with bi* own hand slew twenty-seven Germans during the first six weeks ot the siege. His gallantry was rewarded by _____________ . praise lavished in his j regimental order । general order of the day, and the Legion \ ot Honor was bestowed on him. The Minister of War told him it was very important that a dispatch should reach Marshal Bazainc, and offered him $4,000 to undertake the mission It was peril­ you to buv cheap goods simply because was easier for him than tor many ! In the Youg'rin 'fliis plan does not Frenchmen—ho was an Alsatian and Louis, approached Callahan with the spoke German writ He said to the whispered statement that he knew *1l pay; ’ If you , bay tat' ktthi bay good Minister of War : “I accept the mission. party who knew another party that had but I refuse th? money “ Howl after shall I do—what will become of me! * the child so well I might take the sweet howl of indignation went up when it was “Gone! My baby gone?" revenge in my coffin along with me, for found ScrgL Hoff had disappeared. It A scream of agony came from the was said that he had always been a Prus­ mother's heart. Then ah'- tried to sian spy, and wa* now a traitor. The speak, bat couldn't a thousand-pound Government gave the key-note to these bowls to save Hoff's life if he wm dis­ to rot-ha! ha! covered as be pass* J through the enemy's Her threat came h >me to her well!” old gypsy took away and mw. Callahan bit outright He drew IIAOOm gold from his hank and p***ed it to Algero, receiving the coveted bull­ ion. He did remember that "all is not gold that glitters,” but as a similar if not the same brick was analysed in his ■ N'eoriy m> hour bed she be-n reodiag, when Jane rushed out from lhe bouse. that his brick wa* brara from the center out It wm an excellent imitation of a valuable ingot, however. Callahan felt sick at the stomach Ho thought he Joaded. and. pointing it at hie wife, pulled th* trigger, shooting her through the head.” At NomchTjC T , William J. Hopewell "took down a broken awe- ■M >'.<■- the IJKXMh loti 9< For I sj>eak out bluntly on one occasion, pro­ posing “ the health of Gen. Shield* and Li* wife." * Some of hi* military associ­ ates present were quite surpris'd to learn that he wo* married, but the good matron earned her point, and in thto semi-public way took the oppor tunity to W; n> some of tier maiden lady friends not to looe their hearts Gen Hhiclds leaves a wife and family at Car­ rollton, Mo. One eon is 19. He wa* a man of great physical en­ durance, and jet did not seem to take care of himself. He would cat and dnnk almost anything,and work as long that it will give the pricisc weight of a human hair, and is susceptible to the slightest atmoepheric change*. Mill­ ions of dollars* worth of tireeion* met­ al* wi11 be weighed anntudly upon these scale*.—New Orlean e Tiaiee. newly created thrones in Europe, or those in which the male hereditary rareesmon had from any cause ' lapsed, have been fiU.*d by Prince* -A German dynaatira. A Prince of the house of Haxo-Coburg was elected ruler of the newly formed kingdom of Belgium, after he had shortly before refused the title of King of the Hellene*, which had been offered him Pnuors of the same kou* married the Queen ot Portugal. Maria 11, da Gloria, in the year 1836, and Victoria. Quora of England, in the year 1840, afid their sons have beqome the heirs to the thrones of those states. All attempts to fill the thrones of Spain and Roumama with ruler* not proceeding from German dynasties have proved a failure. Both King An>adeu*. of Savoy, and Prince Couxa. a born Roumanian. were after a brief period of rule, compelled to leave the count nea of which they had become the sovereign*. The throne of Greece was first occupied by a Prince, of the * Bavarian dynasty, Otto I. ; and after his dethron* ment by George I., a Pnn<-e of the Schieswig-HoUU-in-SftiderUun.-Glucksburg line- The present ruler of HohenxolJern-Sigmaringen, and the new Pnnce of Bulgaria is also of German ungin. Fifty years ago the privilege of filling vacant or newly created thrones belonged almost exclusively to France and Austria; several throne* in Italy were held by Bourbons and Hapsburga only twenty years ago. The (fflrelle adds that it must be admitted that the Remedies for Hydrophobia. A Parisian veterinarian ha* recently inounced bis discovery of a certain prove its value be moculalod sixteen dogs with the virus, abandoned eight of them to nature and pieced the remainder on active treatment. The first eight shortly became rabid and died; the others are still ahvo and apparently in In connection with the question of hydrophobia. L'Italia Agricola recalls * circumstance put on roeord by Dr. MaraschetU. an Italian sugeon al Mos­ cow. While traveling in the Ukraine, in lb!3. then- were introduced to his notice fifteen iiervona who had just been bitten by a dog that was undoubtedly rabid. As the doctor wa* preparing hi* remedies he wa* waited on bv a depuation of respectable person*, who requested that a peasant of the neighborhood. Maraachctti consented, on condition that he *1 ould be allowed to bo present and pcraonally supervise the measurra adopted by the coutryman. The latter gave fourteen of the patu- nt* a dcwoction of broom-flowers to drink, and twice * day he carefully examined the intenor surface of the tongues, to see. a* be ex­ pressed it, "whether any button* eon tai u- these ap[>car<-d they were st once opened and canteFixed with a red-hotiron. The whole of these fourteen patients re­ covered. and MaraschctUsaw them three years afterward in perfect health. The fifteenth patient, who waa put under ordinary treatment, developed hydrophobia at the end of the seventh day, and died.— I/arf/ord TimeJ. Every organ and every muscle in the human body depends for its action on nerve-force. elaborated in the brain, or spinal ganglia: snd so every thought and feeling—the more active the thinking or the more intcnso the feeling, the greater the expenditure of Tbe little white threads that run in branches through the body from the brain and npinal eord are merely eonductors of tliis force, jaal as the wires arc of the electricity. The brain-battery, when in a vigorous condition, elaboraics enough nervous force, not only for an ordinary, bat for a vast deal of extraordinary now diroctly from Lhe raw material in the blood, for in such case all raw znalo*ation*h*t he was a marvel. Beseemed nal is furniahod in proportion to the to remember everything he ever read. He wa* fond of Bums, and was bom But in " uervousnews ” of - svexy ,|orm sufficiently far north in Ireland to have the balance is disturbed; the supply is some of the air of Scotland wafted not ctjual to the demand; hence there is over to him. He had no petty national a state of nervous exhaustion. feeling that would prevent his admir­ By carefully guarding the outgo, the ing a poet of another nationality. person may enjoy a tolerable degree of hedth; but he feels, often to prostration, victim of one of the most diabolical of Nihilist outragna. Paul Fufajeff re­ ceived a notice signed by the “Revolu­ tionary Commit1 ee," in which a sub­ scription of 40,000 rubles "for the use whether to pay the the anonvmoaa 10 o'clock on theloth. forenoon of the 2d he went out, and then, for the first time, determined to appeal to. the police for advice and assistance. Hardly, how- traded. Generally self-control is weak­ ened ; one is oaailT startled,- Ungttor and tears come at tnfies : the person in touchy, perhaps hvstcneal; the blood is impoverished, ami hence no organ or tissue in the body is properly fed, nor can fullv do ita work. This deficiency of nerve-force may result from deficient diet; the abuse of. stimulants; too little sleep; protracted overwork of brain or muscle; long-con­ tinued care, anxiety or grief; sensrud or emotional excess ot any kind; lack of �?oi ix r J 1HF* ffife SJi riHB l H «; r 1 tel rrl IS" Stores at Nashville and Woodland. 0 3 * kgj J 8£ 0 a^- > 0 0 ®l - <1 '.. 4° O S 3. 0 g m 0 0 �orsrwcootwjcrr orexn>xT immigrate to Kansas this tall. Our worthy townsman and ex-«npgrrlror, W. H. King, fa at VeruxmtvUl* rrluiildiug Blabbin** grist-milk . Henry Rrj^dds changed hfa ptem ot 1 he Long Brick. return. Hat ihatteote* way they say they do it here. .. . Mtktesaly. Barring Hariris mill, the place that apprarn the moot like busioeMt, is the. Lage btJd a social. A grand limo was While edebrattng don't forget that premise* of the Hyde Mauufocturiug had and everything passed off ideas. th* l»M and rarest K«<da Water, Fred, Candle land fragrant Clguta in N*d>Cm The Co. are drove with wurk, and Yilteara ba farad at ' DRY GOODS, CARPETS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Thoma* Payne fa the Detroit gentleman'a smoe that iuu rented Lee to Hmrtrr's elevator. He will move in July lai. Mm. G. A. Tramaa. Mr*. A. W. GM*. break a tea. making it oeiemar, to kill th* lariferitig animal. Mr. Welman and son Joe, returned hud week from Che north part of the state, ablthor they went to seek » home. They report-* beautiful country with good fMUitma hr maricatteg all *.. hit* «»d yellow Hng.-n.mtly while- one has to sell, and also a grnodrhanrc armbaUoai of gold *ud silver, *»d thto tor a large Dumber of homrieas families in romjHialiec of tirc GmeralN request. will not fa- sarpriwd that hr hceomplfabed the frat, yet if anydne el* had accomplished th* work ah would con­ sider it remarkalde. AM it fa iht*t John cultivated with a uta-burae cultivator, by riiangjng hMra^A 79 n>»» of corn. GO rod* long, m one day. or six nod three-quarters acres.] Don’t go and tell people JohnjXDjio a big day's work, until you goPbr ttrrpostcd. day evwatag. June 33rd, wb«s Be will Marion Matteson. living Jdst'cast of walk ea a ttarty-two lap track, fifteen ■/onr thriving village, has a breed of mUes in'three hours. Mr C^tou walked swine, nldi-L have six feet each. Wby dou't some one apply lor a patent on that improvement. Extra rooting gear would be too much for any one to sub mitto, but anything that wfll expedite the movement* of a bog when one wants to drive him out of the gaitlcn. is a blessing. .Tally one for Markin's Attmderyouthofte yean, living a improvements. tow mQea north, togged up in womna’s The grand ring'hunt on Saturday dcthe*, amL la company with a jFoang last. Just all it* exciting features by lady, attended Anabrust to Co’* exhi­ Entertainment on th* M. E. Church । reason of tbc day being rainy. Not a bition at the Hosmer school houw, on ground^ Wednesdty ettu Jun* >5th. vary large number turned out—about ol»jcc: of this entertainment is tn raise 33—yet bad tbs day lieeu fair, an excit­ money fpr a Public Tcmpcrauce Liing time wnuh! have been the result. hrnn*. It will rousUt of literary1 exer­ The great trouble was, and is. vpy few cises, tru exhibition of novelties in tbc person* know or bellevejhat there does be made about bls lady, companion. works ot art. Refreshments of ice certainly exist nn animal, very closely Should be ever repeat toe act,- off'll cream, calf, strawIhttic* turd cream allied to the iwuLher in and about the corns Umm dods, and then thereTl be wsH be served. A plcauuuU tint* fa »»• tidpatel, aud a general invitation gi vweal portion of this town. Let people but h-arn lhe truth of tbc matter and cn. Mr*. L. J. Wheeler. Sec’y. WtiX-o’-TiiK-Wisr. Tte Tmlda FfitaHook. *“ I there will be *urh an u|iriHng as will Nadir die was specially favored iu the WOODLAND ITERS. we hare heard ot several accident* matter of lectures, dnnr, * the hud wn-k. cause the unbelievers to tremble. resulting from allowing children to BgOWW, Ou Thursday and Friday evenings Dr. Shy ha* moved Id* mill from Irving play with ftsh-hooU. The test ra*c U that of a i-year-old child of Geo, Dark. i Reynolds, the father of the Red Rildum. to Carlton. i lectured to immense ntullcucr*. the Mr. M, Reiser is building an addition wbo on Tuesday but was so unfortu-1I small admittance toe bringing iu ovrr Maple Grove ha* a chicken thief. m4dfa *<*41hfr.htek so strongly Im-1 i F-M. OnSaXurdAy sad Sunday arenAll. kind* ot fruit tree* hang very fall Who had * chicken far dinner last Bedded In the of the forehead.1 Wednesday 1 । ings Hildebrand, the ex -outlaw, had ! of tlwlr precious fruit. that a physician had to be called to The ladles’ mltc societr held a straw| guod audienres and took in jCM.JO. and There doesn’t seem to Im* a great deal MUr. f larry festival last Tliuraday eve. at the im Sunday aftenrooa, at the -Baptist of siekueos Just now in onr midst. Now the act of mt tins a gash into one* , Chnrvh, Dr. I. Window Ayer delivered The l»oys are. having same rather ex­ house of Mr*. Stewart. lech to get out a fish-Loek la oat a ser­ The fanner* commeuced securing a first-rias*, free temperaace lerinrc. citing time* over trotting horse*. ious mailer but fish-hook* srv genvralCome one, conic all. aud give Geo. their hay, but the weather so far has The Hastings “Cheap Jake'’ yrrint uliop, that run* the amateur eoueeru, at Gi«e, the proprietor of onr 3-crnt coun­ becu cold and unfavorable. Rev. 1. Taylor, Presiding Elder of the upper and of Main Hu, tnxnc<l out ter, a call. Hou. J. W. Stincbeomb, wife and thi^district. conducted thk M. E. quar­ aoch a villotoou*. blarkamith sort of job of printing on the 4th of July pro­ yonngrot daughter are making friend* terly meeting at th* Norton school hoaa<- last Saturday and Sunday. gramme*. that the committee haresii|>A few days ago » dog of Bra. Pierre L. H. has a nice little fountain in bis Since Nashville was Iwru slichas cel­ preased their distributfou, so far a* po*. killed a bog of Mart. Cumming', and ebrated the nation'* birth seven times, sible, and caused nv w otic* to be printed yard, and we understand S. II. is tu Mart, says if Ben. don't wliack up be have water-works erected in bis yard. from thi* <>Sce. But. aa a few of the and the popularity of these patriotic Quite* number of oar young men will put the l**v to him. ■—7-iramc* have gone out. the comThe people have heard vague mniors jitter- desire to correct oue M-rionamfa- went to Nashville Thursdiy and Friday ea (he eowteg1 vttebtsttea haris left take iu regard to premium*. There will to hear Dr. Reynolds. They came back of another pa|i*r to be started In Nash­ ville; but they shake their head* omin­ nothing to be desired or regretted, it be two premiums one of *33A0 for the feeling well pirated. C. E.8. leave* home for the west part ously and toy m* News fa Strong lock, a* though the com .g to k of J aly largest delegatioa of teams from the enough for a city like Nashville. of the Co. io deliver books be has sold. counby. nnd $19.90 for the s<-cond farwin be a grand sneeeas, and an occasion A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Try­ for one delegation. C. S. is a fair dealer, a* thu number of long to be remembered. The eommit- gate; instead of books be has sold la-ars him out in the on Down* died on Motxlay night. The funeral sen ices were held at the Quail truth. . onamteomT?u.--7sr Ixrt the । We have a young mania our place Trap school house on Wednesday. VerdictsfsGrnd Maa. | <recently from Ohio) who has rend one This fa a second child they hay* lost Iwlls ring. Malates be fired, the Deci»; volume of Blackstone through, and within a year. F. M. Potter rim lively man of the laratioii of Independence be read, lhe 8MT fipangf.d Min sukg. oad|fire JIauk. oxer at Vcrmciitvflle, has l>een says, “his daily prayer Is that he may to Chfe-ago, and while then- Interviewed I become an eminent lawyer." E. 8. fa to make hfa grand delivery of Hon. Tom Hendricks upou some of th* vital questions of the day, One matter the books he Ium sold thia summer, in Tho*. Fuller has been erecting some a few data after which ho will invest fine waterworks on hfa prenifara, and was settled thrndy; “Mr. Headricks whatn* your opinion hfa fund* in the un iertakers boainess, although they ore *omc what inferior in in regard to the pro»i*.'l< of the new if C. thinks it a ante iuveatn^nt. *i*e an<i power to those of Chicago, papnr at Nashville f bo ynu think Once more we bear the rattling sound they are as convenient and durable a* Smith can work up a living patrouagv with such usesi as me and Orao to buck of the mowing machine as it cuts the auy »<• Itave ever seen. The supply of A Nattowd 8U«U*afM>8 guns will ba heavy gnus before it, which reminds us water fa brought from a well 73 feet fired at sunrise. that the time has again come, for farm deep, composed ot galvanized iron pipe tux gimlxd FnocgMioxcn to gathr-t their crops of hay. Quite and wa* put down by Brit Hoag, of' from to* *i*e of th* town I think K» is too well-established sujbrmn ch a number of farwere have fa-gau to cut Naahville. The reservoir is* targe cis­ Hoose at precisely 10 o'clock, a. m., and -•*------------- *-Smith no doubt their clover .in our vicinity. tern mod* of atone trad arched over Strong’s fibemie* will march through the principal streets Businem is quite tiuslt. rOnr mer---------- ------ ...u>{Rtro*tY<Mt. Ixit eaanthaerm to be having quite a trade. with brick, ami has a rapacity of 90 hooded tarrtto Nashvin* Cornet Band they Imrrefa. It fa situated 350 feet distant win find the wvwut hair-pin they rad BuinlBwk. halting to front of We have one of the best country mark - ftom the writ, on a rise of ground ets 16 th* county, as follows; 3 dry alxiut 13 fret above the plajforni of the goods and grocery stores, 1 drugstore. well and the water i* forced up this 3 boot and shoe store,, 2 luilliurr uorex. grade through an inch pip* laid litre* 1 wagon shop, 3 blacksmith gimps, 1 tin foot miler ground. Th* power ia a abof>, 1 bot«4. J funriture *Urv, 1 meat Carter wind-tpHl, and fa attached to a market, grtet-mdl. mw-rniM, hanw larg* force-pump. Tltere are three vats or tank*, one at the well for the us* of th* hottae, and the pther two are con­ nected with tb* cistern by underground pipes which are supplied with a float valve, so they are always fall and no overflow. Mioxob Tag. raugemruts to build- a fine two-story upright to her bouse au State St. Geo. Hubbard is the builder. Wm. TroxrlL living a wileand a half north, has the cellar,dug and *11 the material on th* srouml for a flu* twostory house, to be erected at once. The Star Lodge, F. to A. M., of Hast teg* and MnUhMB*. hoM a ptenfc at Thornapplc Lake to-day, which will ImRvnrral'y attended try the nrnnbera of the Star Ixrdge of this vflltge. Tire Libexaluita and Spirilusliri* of Nashville and vicinity wi|l hold * grot e meeting in Smith's grove, Nashville, Mich., Sunday. June Mh. Giles B. Strbbiu*. of Detroit, and other good speakers from abroad will be in attend­ I A»Mfip. ml ntartiag in front of E. Para^aadonAngMcreMinginfsasit of Catvin Aiaawarth*u hosue. lot pwte $S; win ia lbw euuaty if Repul can do it. tberr Js-iuM w» 1< papers of that faith now fa rd in the eountv. viz: Ti rille, mm at Middleville. We defy the Jraraal to shew one sin­ gle instauce wbcro the Ktwi has been run in flic intereat ot the RcpubBcan. ar any oth. r party, w <4iqiw. Jangle iWfite act airiHlMMft “ . ant gtt an tn v Itatkm to deliver the ora­ tion nt your city <“n the 4th, but the older heads eouurelled moderation and said, “we ought to be satisfied this time, with one Virc-I’MidonL However Mr. Ignis Fat etc. Ium “vamouard,7’ and the cliristiaa people alioui the bike say “good riddauee, ctc.^1’ and they ought to, for it U a fact, Mr. Editor, that Ignis told some nlromiuaUe lias. Y ea, it is a fact that John Morgan— Esq. John Morgan-Junncriy of mild Enginnd, but now of Slieridan, Mead­ ville, *•! G*d! Morgan, ingoing to build a boat Ixmae. with a ball in the loft 18x4®, and the Hyde Mnufg Co. have taken the job to Ixroi the same. Not only Ho, but the sftid Cd. have also contracted to build from nine to fifteen Ixiata for the aaitl Esq. Johu, etc., and i the Esq. is going to rent them just as often m ire can. and this leads us to re­ mark that Thomapylc Lake is fast be­ coming a papular oxnimer resort for pleasore-seekers, and tbc Morgan peo­ ple bring dcatroas to obtain jmrt ot the IMlroiutge have resolved iodo a««f<qraaid. Mr. Cote takes in the situation and is t.uildinguew boats, and will mktu erect a 3-story building, with a hall be­ low and nhM-|dng rooms above, for the g'. ncrnl couvciiicuce of his patrons. The DMht terrible ever enacted iu Lope.. |n«.r at Hunter’s Creek early Saturday morn- :^si. Minor Head ha* improved jhe locks of hi* boos* by a <«M»t ot paint. Mm I'djiw.4 lady over TVyoars old. of J. Clark to Son*, returned to hi* Imme at an unusually hour, and found baa woven *X> yards of rar^-t thi* John Hoose there in rampany with Mr*. Stevens, (*in< had been a wife but about five munths.) he overheard them NOTIONS, CROCKERY, Ac. < Msiiiiary^a t'sstara, fillPMEKudTOWEK. WINDOW SHADES. CURTAINS, CORI Lowest Prices of any Ho tse In the Country. G. A. TRUMAN. 1 1 stale and are ' -,____ ________ _______ J Residonm of in any port of the county on short notice. . Abo Family Groupes takeu *ly<mr own, Uouu-s. All orders left at our gallery ia Nashvilfa will re­ ceive prompt attention. Gbo.LHx*tu. A. J. Bkkbe. Mlit UKlilt r < o«il Nair. W. A. Ayteworth fa In lhe field with oodGoou* and price* that can't hr New Prints 44 and 5 eta. per yard. New Style* Carpet* V) to03cents. New press G<x»d* 8 to20 crate. Brown (!<>tt<iuft 4f to 8 ccuU. Lonsdale Bleached Hl to 10 rent*. The celebrated Madam Foy Corsets Boys' Summer Coats 1V> cents. Men's Liuvti Pants 95 cents. Flow Shoe* HO <<ents. Butter tiud Eggs tuki-u iu exchange for Goods al Higtinit Market Price. Ww. A. AvrawoRTn. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS WILSON i HOWE THEME GOODS HAKE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. GROCERIES FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE BOOTS AND SHOES For Nmlr. .1 Yoke Heavy Work Oxs*, 8 years old. 1 span Heavy Ihaft Horses, to sell or exchange for light horses. Also 2 WILSON & HOWE. THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE Ice < rcani Evary afternoon mid evening. Find door north of Wolcott's Iinrdwnre. Socials, festival* ami families supplied on short notice snd at reasonable rates. Guo. W. Fiuxcis. T9~ Grain Cradles n-roired. and the celebrated Palmer Cradic, all made by hand, for sale al die foundry. J.M. Wuon. SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER at Truiuan'* store* ORDINARY BUGGY To Tbe FINEST PHAETON, CAMMED COODS, Cae.vteb Tuas You Can Get Elsewhere STAPLE LID FL1CT GR0CEB1EX Crock'ry Jt Glassware A FIRST-CLASS TRIM SHOP. NEAT LITTLE BEAT MARKET, Where at nil times yon esn find a good supply of all kinds of Fre,h and Salt Meat., iadmlingjtologn**. DritelHerf. Fresh and Salt Ffata. Give ore a trial and Ire gsmd Goods, low price* and fair dealing I wffl *»dravor to mtrit your putrnuag* mid good will. rr An kted. «f prod*-*. Hid*. «wd .Sheep P*U taken at the Market Price. EUGENE COOK which ha* kilred thuuaanda. Pcrrauai knowledge mid cmamou <m-um- reason­ ing *111 soon show you that Green'* Angnst Fhiwrr will rare you of Liver Complaint, ar Dyiqpepria. with all its Yours Ilcspectfuny, CHAS. W. SMITH. The b FURNITURE House SPRING MILLINERY. KELLOGG, DEMARAY& Co., --------- IS--------- lillinerj ud Fancy Coeds I COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, Ac. In full and rawpk-tr Im mry partkaiar. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & CO. Drrag Making. Cutting and Fttting in all it* branch**. ' UcapeetfuUy, _ ____ Mr»-O.M.YATES. MUSICAL I VIENNA BAKERY. �. Tnu are twenty alligators in the Jardin dea Plante*, in Pana, lhe large*: being over seven feet long. Ubde* the new law in Connecticut a trainp wm sentenced the other day, at To ooortahij of Mms Allen, by Bridgeport, to three months in the State prison for vagrancy. Adam Wilkerson, at Marshall, Tmu, was Avaxn.T of four adult*, in Northdistasteful to bur family, and the task of driving th* suitor away was assigned to her brother. Allen walked into lhe of cider mace last fall, th* quantity be­ room where th* loving oonple were all­ ing estimated *4 forty to fifty barrel*. ting, pointed a pistol at Wilkenon, and They had been unable to sell it at a fair told him to get out Wilkerson drew a price, and so used it themselves. Dur­ pistol and declared hia intention to ing the spring and latter part of winter stay. , Th* firing waa ximultaneous, and it waa very hard, and the drinkers were intoxicated much of the time. Six Allen wm kilted. woeka ago the mother died in a fit, and A woman in Loe Angdea, OnL, be­ later one of the sons died in a similar came poeeeeeed of the notion that her way, while the father has delirium little girl might, by alow starvation, be brought to such a physical condition that she would be translated U> the spirit world without dying. With that receipts more than 100,Q00 bales next end in view she fed lhe child os fruit tall by new railroad connection* now only, steadily diminishing the quantity being established with Texas. The 8L until the victim wm horribly emaciated. Louis Compress Association and ex­ Neighbor* then interfered, much to the Gov. Hubbard, of Texas, are the prime displeasure of the mother, who' declared movers in thi* enterprise, which con­ that the little one had reached a point templates draining the trade of Northwhere vraion* of spirit-life betokened the urnrecB* of the expected change. Ab SHEnmr Lpxp, of Valendi coun­ kana, the present terminus of the Iron ty, New Mexico, waa eoareyin^to Santa Mountain road, to Waco—a distance of Pc a desperado named Komula Baca, 230 miles. The Texas roads have di* criminat'd against St Louis in favor of guilty of thirteen, and jual convicted of two murders, in an open mail coach New Orleans and Galveston, and have containing the Sheriff, prisoner, one kept rates so high that the town* of Texas which arc to tic reached by the passenger and the driver, Baca, sitting new line arc glad to help build it to break down the monopoly. St Louis ily removing the cuff*. suddenly imagines that it* new venture i* to be 1 a pistol and bowie-knife in the IT* belt, ahot the driver dead, ent come the trunk hue to Tex**. *n<i that it I* ultimately to be Completed to the henff and naanenger so as to disable them, and arove off with the coach Rio Grande and form part of the southteam, mail and baggage A Chicago court haa just rendered a MoTKBB had just completed a prayer decision in a hfc-inaurancc case that tn a Methodist meeting at Parkersburg, will not commend itself to the hnlden> Va_, when a meaaenger told him that ot policies. A man took ionic lauda­ Galvin and Andrews wanted to see him num to relieve pain, but got an over­ onlside of the church. He went out, and renewed an old quarrel with the dose and wa* killed. The company in roirrr-uxrx coitu*. nlmr. >t jaitaa tnnrc c SOOS. 1 fsmiiv. koU T frotn M two men. They proposed * fight, and Moyers agreed, stipulating that he shoold encounter only one at a Umo. The trio went to a field near by, fol­ lowed by the whole oongregation. and tbc struggle was begun by Moyers and Andrews. While they were fighting, Galrin sreaked behind Moyers and stabbed him fatally. ’ escaped lynching About the 10th of young mao. son of a r . __ gymnasium at Darmstadt, in German* walked with hia betrothed, a young and pretty girl, to a pond some two miles off in the adjoining wood*; there they tied thcm*elvna together and jumped in, intending to end their troublce in suicide; howeror. the icy-cold water brought the gentli-man to hi* ■cnse*. Fora memben of the Senate Com mitere on ElacUona i-» oppo.ad In tonb-t lalarferrnee with the caae of Henalnt Injalla. „f I Ksnaaa, aitamal whom charxm of enrrct.Uwo w* re ma<>e antue ttruc bv trnrtnbora .,r that Kalnaa l*«ialalara Au equal nambor of tbs' flrrw occurred In one tiqibt, Uat week. Tnr House Election* Committee hi th*l the low* member* ot ('«<» Gel Any Mils I He wa* jwrt full enough not to know a grindstone from a ribbon block, and be came sailing along Fourth street, tacking from nde to aid* like a ship go­ ing against the Wind, Be struck s dry­ good* store at la«t, and stumbled in. and a pretty girl clerk came to wait on naila ? * The girl wa* * little Lit but ahe told him no; that waa T*S Green bailiurt of Minnesota met al B» Paul on lb* l<Xh in.l, orgsnmM by (lad Ing Ignatiw* DoanaUy io prw«Ms, adoptrd a aiiead again, but took a creel in him­ self, and turned and got into thi- same •tore again. “ Hie," he said. " you got any nails? " Thia time the girl waa a Lttle provoked. "No," she said; "a hardware store ia tha place to got nail*; we don't keep them." Ont he went ■gain, and started as before, bat got turned again, and came bank to the same pla4 th* third time. " Hie," be said, 4 you got any nails t " Now the girl was mad, and anspped ent, * No. we ain't got any naila; yoa’re drunk, and you want to stay away from here." “ Hie," he answered, “you ain’t got no nails? " • "Ji®, • we havenV " Well <hic>, if yon ain't got no nails, how the deuce do you scratch your head ? " The policeman look him off before her an­ swer waa aentdn to his conundrum.— Cincinnati Baturdtff KighL Ve hm*king I* Ben. . "You can't smoke in here," said John street conductor to a oc uotrymai who was palling *w^ vigeronaly at a I cent cigar in a car half fuU of ladies. The man dittol a jym to besa. "I a*y," cned the man of the beBpnneh, in a louder key, " if you want to smoke come oat here on the platform." “All right," returned the paaaenp-r, and he stepped out “ Didn't think it would hurt nothin’." be and, apologdically; “ aoein’a there ain’t any straw in the oar to catah fire." over the amount of the policy, taking refuge in the plea that lhe policy atipu lated that it should be void if the in sored died by his own hand, voluntar­ ily or involuntarily, aane or insane. The widow brought suit against the com­ pany. but the court instructed lhe jury that the accidental taking of too much opium, though taken to alleviate pain and not with suicidal intent, came with­ in the limitation staled, and a verdict wa* accordingly rendered in favor of LUMBZR WAGOIS, A*d Carrtagm *C *11 J>wcri»ti*». Fabm Waoox» a SraoALrr. DBDGS.IEBICIinaiCHHlCiLJ, The Waah-wah-suEia of Ssginaw, and ths Sho-wac-cao-meticw of Monroe, will represent tbc Wolverine State st the Mississippi valley regetla, at Keokuk, Iowa, Joly 16, 10 and 17. Pbof. A. Hexxeqcix's new work on the “ Relation of English to French " haa just been issued. Hrnnequin is a professor at the University of MichiRxr. Nathxxiei. West, of Cincnnali, Ohio, ci*« of IMG, La* «rcrp!«i m Innt*lion to deliver the address before the alumni of Michigan University thi* Au.xx AXSCOMB, of Big Beaver, Oak­ land county, was kicked to death by a horse recently. He waa a respected farmer and carpenter, and leaves a de­ pendent family. Beldixo and Smyrna are about two miles apart, bat until recently the mail* between those two villages were deliv cred by s roundabout route of about fifty mile*. JoMJiXT HaAPINO, ■ boy 14 yean old, living in Kalamazoo county, ha* died from the effect* of an accident While head against a tree, fracturing his skulL Detbott .Vewa Henry Ward Beech­ er ia billed to nsit Higglea lake, Ros­ common county, this summer, to catch flah and loaf around in the tudsamic ait of that bod th-restoring neighborhood. BEstDE.s good fishing Grand Haven can boas* of a pair o! twins who soon intend to celebrate their 82d birthday — Mr. 11. Koorntau and Mrs. ” " ” Der Meiden, ti ' ' “ IROH, HIM t SHELF HiRWABE GOODTE1B, DR) GOODS, SILKS Hi DRE88 MODI to a higher court bow .-ver. where thia decision may be revrracd. If it stand*, it will be hard work fur a man to die in anch a way that an insurance company can't find aufficient ground to contest lhe payment of Ids policy with a good Gov. Cboswell ha* appointed the following Michigan delegates tj attend the convention in New York, to aid in M il Milleb became interested in organizing the World's Fair projected scramble out, leaving the poor girl, in •piU- of her cries, to drown, which she Halleck, a convict in the Ohio Suite prison, and, by earnest effort*, obtained O. Hughart, A. C. Potter, R. E Trow­ did He wa* recently tned and sen­ bridge tenced to three years and nine months* ago. Halleck found a temporary home impriaodhicul for the offense. Hirers Radcliffe, of the town of in the Miller family, and his reformation Woodstock, Ixmawee county, was found Some roguish boys were playing seemed complete. Ho haa now eloped lying on the railway track with eleven "tick-tack " on the front door of Lawvcr with Miller's wife, and Miller says ttiat holes in his akin— principally about the 0 K. Chanev-’s house, in Monticello, he wa* never *o astonished in hi* life. head, and presumably made with the Minn. Mr. Chance pneked hi* earn, Mr. Delaine, of Now Orleans, waa equal­ boo which wa* found near him. Hi* seized hia revolver and ran out into the ly surprised, by the elopement of his brother-in-law, James Cooley, 1* charged street in hia night clothes, firing a hot daughter, Eugenie. He forbade her to with doing the hoemg. ahoi st what he took to be hu an noy era. marry young Bascot.-snd.icst ahe should The shot passed through the nght um disobey, started to take her to Chicago, Oxi day last week, al Ml ClcmaBS, of Mias Lizzie HiUen and lodged m where he intended to leave her in Carlos Betta, a 13-year old boy. while playing with a revolver, pot it to hia charge of a ngllanl aunt. He saw the young lady, sank into arms of her girl bid Bascot farewell on tlx levee, escort, while Chance who'll probably and pul her aloard the steamer, care find himself anything hut O- k. here­ fully locking her in a stateroom. When after—went growling off to bed. Iu he waa ready to go to bed he looked in the morning he waa aroused by the to see if ahe waa in much distress, Lmt of the Michigan Gran*. Lodge of Odd Sheriff, who invited him to step around ahe waa not there st all. having eacsj^d 'Fellows, who haa long been under and await the result of the young wom­ through the window, rejoined her lover uacle work outside the churches in the charges of embezzling the fund* of the large cities is a mistake, since it haa 1 an's injuries. and gut married. The sight of a real often hapjiened in hia experience that 'order, haa been tried tn the Ingham The failure of a jury to convict the gypsy, -nth black hair and yellow skin, the converts have not attached them 1Circuit Court, and found not guilty. Yoakum brothers of murder, at Bakers affected Jennie Reed sentimentally, and •elves to any church. Il is better, he , Sats the Kalamazoo Gaietto. *A field, Cal. displease*! the populace. A the young man, who had strolled into believes, to address small audiences in 1dead law - that for providing fish sluice* mob broke into the jail at night, and Cazenovia, N Y., with hia band of horee the churches vwhere lhe results of hia ■ one of the prisoners wa* quickly hanged trader* and fortune tellera, lost no time work will l>e more certain to remain ' 1amazoo river pay no attention to the to the ban of hia cell, a nooae Ixung iu wtxnng her. Her father tned to atop Mr. Moody will na** the coming sum- law, and what should be one of tho thrown over his bead, and the rope mcr st Northfield, snd early in tho au­ l>est hah stream* in the - arid ia, in con­ through the grating. Then the lynch elope, and did. A young Indian wa* tumn will go to HL Louis, where howiH^isequence at ■ this, of one the poorest." era went to the other's cell door, and similarly *uccraaful with a while girl at remain sax months. Laving the aid of Mexomixet. Herald The Menomi­ found tliat he was fettered to the floor. Avalanche, Minn. She invested him Mr. Hankey, who return* from En- ! ; nee and Marinette mill* uuual’y have As they were unable to enter, tb-y tried with all the romantic qualities of the gland. Mr Moody was recently in Bos- flag-staff*. and whenever a marriage to la*»oo him, as they had done with hia nob*e red man of the books, and eloped ton, snd at a reunion ot Christiana he takes i ‘ ' lace among any of lhe hands, cw brother, and then choke him to death with him to hi* wigwam. reidjf he understood this Christian life a dull ___ _ unto lhe family of one is born by pulling at the rooe; but he dodged - - *- **’ He had been in the of the employes, the old starry banner u the noose successfully. So tney killed | fight twenl , ~ _________ flung___ to___ the breeze in honor of the him with their revolvers, firing so reck Troy Dye and Edward Anderson '■ with the idea that after he waa eonloaaly that two of their own number were recently executed at Sacramento, । verted all be had to do was to fold his About midnight, one night last week, | Cah, for one of the moat dudxilical arm* and "float nght along into heaven." fire broke out in the hardware store of । murders recorded in tho anuala of crime. But he soon found that the" Old Man Pier & Smith, at Holly, and commnni A. M. Tullis, the murdered man, was s was not dead in him; that the flesh still rated with Hadley's sgncuitural ware­ wealthy orchardist, possessing « large «w- lived, and that the world and tho devil house, T. G. Richardson's dry-goods tate on Grand island, in the vicinity of were yet alive. From hi* experience but it was found that only five minutes Sacramento city. The rnme wa* com­ and from careful reading of the Bible store, J. II. Slone's clothing store. Mr*. remained before the train that they mitted on the night of Aug. 1, of last ha had learned that when a person is Smoke's and Mr*. Jewett's millinery wanted to take would lie due. They de­ year. It* object was to enable Dye, in converted he has only enlisted; the stores. M. O. Norris’ livery barn. H. 54?. cided to have the ceremony performed iiit capacity a* Public Administrator, weary marches, the hard fights, th* wil- Cotherill's carriage shop, and Stewart * right there. Timo wa* expended in to gel hold of Tullis* estate, the latter's dernem. the deaert*. and tho mountains blacksmith shop, al* of which were near­ making out the psjxjre, and lhe station heir* living at a distance. At tho time are all before him.—.Veir York Trib’ ly destroyed. The total loss is 124,000, with only ! 2,130 insurance. master shouted “Only one rainuto left I" of his death Tullis waa the largest fruit­ before the tying of tho knot had com­ grower on the Sacramento river, having menced. "Stand up, quick," aaid the one large orchard and interest in two , minister. Then the whistle of the ap­ others. Hia gsina in the fruit season • " ’’en * crossing one of tno proaching locomotive waa heard. "You were at the rate of >1,000 a day, and he I “contains of California last summer, m take each other for better or worse ?" had accumulate*! from IX),000 to 9100,­ a stage-coach, lhe driver said to me,“ Pretty soon we will see 'Mountain 000 before his body was found, cold and stiff, in his orchard, on the morning Charley.' He ia generally about lhe 1 • ■ When Dye, as Public door of hia cabin when the stage goes by." Ln a few minutes wo came to a small of administration, he rated the estate at 160,000, hia object being to secure all house in the forest, and ia the door­ yard stood a rtl• over that amount The killing of Tullis on any other ground being objectlers, eye* and face lhe theory vaa formed, soon after the the people call murder, that either hia relatives had Mountain Charley committed the crim* to secure the es­ him) had a fight with a grizzly bear tate aa hi* heirs, or that Dye had done many veara ago. The poor man will the deed to take possession a* Public carry the scars of that terrible fight to Administrator. A* Tullis’ relative*--* hia dying day. Aa I looked at tho marks of the bear’s brother and a nephew— were from 300 to 3,000 miles from the scene, suspicion elawa on Mountain Charley'* counte­ fastened on Dre, who was discovered nance', I thought how ria in the aaunc a condition that ur less something was to have been m the neighborhood of n-inuer leave* ita scar upon a person'a promptly done hi* death would bare Tulli*’ ranch the night of the murder. character. For example, a boy is de­ resulted in a few hour* at the farthest He was arrested on Aug. 11 Aa he tected in telling a lie. He is very sorry He wa* ao weak that the usual remedies had up to that bone an irreproachable for it, and begs hia parents to forgive utterly failed to atop the bleeding reputation, hia arrest wa* a shock to him. He ask* God to forgiv* him, loo, caused byjpiinsy. ^r. Dedolph, who the community. Two days later he but for a good while there ia sot the came confidence in that boy’s word that Groceries and General Prodace, EWTOM HOUSE, MONEY TO Oi Apjrwtd lol kUk iitinW, $100.00 and UPWARDS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-06-28.pdf.pdf 2b8436ecb410c564edaa2ec1b7db7a16 PDF Text Text VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE, BARRY.Q NUMBER 40. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1879. To be sure, these are hard times, and rndenee is needful; but, my dear Is­ ms, that is nocr economy which leads ou to bey cheap goods aimply because ■Jan dispatch from th* CuUsctoc *1 AlUata, »Ur UtrvasJ rsvenu* *sthAriU*a x m ra * D. puttee bare «««! Umw iWntdx- WltWl S. POWERS. ■anlfwtn, &i*rin( that bo rvtnalu faithful to bn Aj*ccx> |>n>t,TstntD*, to which be u>- mriiu, white fate donsaai etela*. ter lb* a ar ,Dr. E D. SESSIONS, "JEL —.} . destroy a beet drees by wearing it at unsuitable times, aimply because they have no other prosentabte one in which to go oat. A richer neighbor' 1.. 221 on a rainy day by wearing a coarser and more suitable drees. ' We Inmmv a lady who, on a small stated income, manages to drese hand­ somely on all oceatoona, going out a gn-ai deal in fashionable circles.. It she Jpry* dto* go<>d dress a year, this ahe has maifv up in the prevailing style, and sets it aside as her very beat for dinner parties, sunny Babbaths. and the like. The last year's beat drres is retnodI rlcd into au excellent second lieet, which is most used of ths seta- 1* serves for afternoon wear, for general street wear and dull Bunday*. 'Hasn atasrs the third bast, which is made, most likely, of several old drvwsea, ripped apart and turned to the best ac This is for very common u»e, bot looks very well even in the street, for the mate rials of which it is made were of the beat in their day, and such goods have a perennial youth. The other accessories of her toilet are always elegant She never buys cheap larc. which wears out in a season. but procures the real, which last* for years. Again, ahe saves all her piece*—every scrap of silk, satin, or velvet- and i» never at a loss for the material* for a bright-colored bow or a tasteful head ’ “ Hector." ahe vailed, “please pause. J—I— want to explain." I turned hesitatingly, and with a non­ chalant bow, to pecrieM Jennie Hart, and. in M lianghty a tone as I could aanitnc, said, "I can assure you, Mias Hart, no uxplanation ia necessary. scowling visage. “ It's " she warbled, dashing all papa's fault." i long lashes; the pearly dropsil from her < that for “you know I don't ___ — wealth I" and nbe snapped her pretty fingers. “ But papa say* I could not live in poverty; and. then one must make a genteel appearance; and—and— the amount of rt is. Hector—I mean, Mr. Hector Cuthbert," and ahe blushed scarlet. “ pap* swore awfully last even­ ing, and made me vow never to marry without hui consent, end I promised; he said, although yon were a very esti­ mable young man, be would never lei LEWIS DURKEE EMORY PARA DY. •' I like and «*tecm you," she replied. “ I did not ask for ealrem; I wish for love. Who do yon love the very beat, my darling?" '• Of oonree I like you best," she twit­ tered, bhishingly. "And yet you send me away broken­ hearted bo-anae your father wrung from vou a pronuse never to many without bis permission I Why do you obey such <> It.—That's queer. Whv. he killed Sandy Bowen* and Aleck Ilaggu and a tvrant, child?" “ 1 must," the answered, frightened. pul Pete Bcragg's eye out in one night. He's a prominent saloon man. loo. ~ He is papa, and I must obey him. It Hullo, they've stopped to speak to Abe is ouly money that makes pa so cross," aha lispad; “ make haste and get rich. DiskeyJ Hector, and I protnite to wait for you." N. A. -Who's Dickey? “So you love wealth, too!" and I O. IL—Oh, he don't amount to swore a tremendous oath, which made nothing. UNION HOUSE Liaafc N..A. killed any one, I sup- " All rignl. Fred,” I answered. And be left me with a took of com­ miseration which, at that moment, I could not understand. Paor. Wing and niece will make that "Do not go, in v son," mother l-cggvd; " take my advice, and remcin with me balloon journey to the North polo to­ gether. to-ntebV’* Makocib Loan is writing a boot And my riater cltmg to my -thwu. ! w,a WCP‘ ousvulrivuiv. entreating to­ about Canada, to be illustrated by hia I10 ,r,lL **»«“- The tears of the I women, and their anxiety for me to re­ main al home, made mo determined to go at all hazarda. t boatam, and made my way to her to offer my congratulations. Imagine my feelings, and judge my surprise. when, after bending over the lily-white hand. I raised my eyes to the face of the liride. Elegantly attired in white velvet, before me stood—her beauty increased tenfold, and her won­ derful brown eyes, with a frightened look in them, raised to mine—peerless Jennie Hart, now Lady Oscar lied "Hector!” ahe gaspod. "Haw could you come here?" "Lady Oscar Redmond baa the ad­ vantage of me?" I replied ooollv. "I cannot place Lady Oscar Redmond among my hat of aequaintances;" for was her hashsnd not near, and would 1 have him know that T. the diaspatod fellow of Pana, was his wife*! former ^yOI.COTT BOUSE. stove and seek infonuation. | Tunc, 8 p. m. O. R - I tell you the camp ought to 1 be proud o' that feller Abe Dickey. He's 1 got nerve. I hope the boys will turn oupb3 at ths doable funeral. I need ' to'lmasr'Abel* brother in tbeBtatea floj come of a gritty family. Wonder what hia boil 11 b»?—rirgm«« GArowu /e. 1 €’. C. Woixvtt. Proprietor. Hsw They Travel la Heagsry. A traveler who recently went by rail­ road from Kaaehau Id Eperi-s. ia Hun­ gary, relate* in the Vienna A'eue Prw. /‘resse the following incident of his s*ieked. the brakemen sprung from the Iraan -rbvcryLaJy' thought an sac;dan t had happened. What was it? A fat and friaky Ijyka £K had eeeaped from one of the can. and was galloping wildly over tWroe-Ut*. Now began an ex-.. cifaMFcLas* ' Wte frightened p*g took to the fields, the drover after him. while tin-, brakeoten looked idly on and pa-. licutly awaited the capture of the pm. The chase continuing for a couatderabM . time, the brakemen and finally the eogi- WYmBffllS STABLE *1 * Double & Single Bigs, . i>>U Carriace*. out my Bilph Waldo Exmox lectured m Boston, s few days ago. He showed a giving away to old age, and hia alter* anee was often indistinct. He read his *_____ 12’ seated, htodoochtar guid­ ing and- prompting him whenever he lost his place. Wm. Llotd Gabkisox'b soc Wm. Lloyd, ia in the wool buainem in Bos­ ton. Another, Wcudcll P„ ia connect­ ed with the New York .Volion. A third son, Frank, is with the publishing bouse of Hoaghtou, Osgood k Co, New York. His daughter married Henry Willard. Eeq, a nulroed manager, of I stood trauafixad for a moment, and finding the air stifling, and my brain on fire. I sauntered to the conservatory. I was there a abort time, trying to collect my seattera*. senses, when a low sound caught my ear like name one crying. I. stepped to a large plant to examine its foliage, when a sight met my eye*. There — lying with “It is uJi™ to prolong this inter­ view after your dociaion, 1 snarled, like a brute that I was, and I cursed myself Carig. *ya for work in Cleveland. SnsTOB TntmMAM is the most schol­ arly man of the Chamber. Ex Qrxxjt IixnrLLx Bf Spain bolds court in a quiet way in Paris. I stepped forward. “ You were not true to me, Jennie." I Lsnghtilv, and she loaned her bead and answered. " False siren, you wrecked moved slowly away. mylife and made xne a wanderer from When about ten irtejw from me slie , my hooie; but I have orxne back fur turned, and her "— '-21. . ,mv revenge, Jennie; tor—’ strangely hollow when she spoke. " Don't, Hector!" sbs sobbed—" don't "Hector Cuthbert, from you, of all look | sol You frighten me!" men. I little «xpreted to receive this in­ I had my penknife in my hand, for I sult; to you I have stooped to make an had ! been stripping a leaf; the glitter of explanation not due, and this is my re- the 1 steel caught her eye. ward. I am gkd I have discovered your " Put the knife away I" she shuddered; true disposition before being bound to' ' you tor life; but I bear you no malice, and if in future I can be of any sasirtanco to you, you have but to let me know through come friend, but nerut lei me aee your face again 1 I will try “ Jennie, where ar > you T" •B*n,O«wl’ sbe began; bat with K spring I had|my hand over her rose­ bud mouth, and ere I knew what I was about (it seams like a dream nowjihad Buried the penknife deep into the snowy velvet at the Usorn of her dreea. I saw the sanguine stream s ~ pure white dross; she uttered n > kt sank down at tey feet' I, glance st the silent1---- ------ 1 i ^rSa'J^ Tmk following United States Sena­ tors received only an academic educa­ tion, never haring attended ooHega: Morgan, of A.Is lama; Walker, of Arkanass; Eaton. of Connseiteul; Bayard, of Delaware; McDonald, of Indiana; Kel­ logg, of Louisiana; Hamlin, of Maine; Chandler, of Michigan; Ferry, of Michi­ gan ; Windom, of Minnesota; Sanndcca, of Nebraska; BoUins. of New Hamp *liire; McPherson, of New Jersey; Conkling, of New York; Thoreaus, of Ohio; Pendleton, of Ohio; WsUaoe, of Pennsylvania; Buller, of South Caro­ lina; Bailey, of Tew names; Karris, of �GRAINS LONDON ADVilCE II PRICES mm the Maple Greve Iwys eatch a dng-fi.li they leave it on the doorsteps of tome one who they think will take it for a pickerel. Yea. and they did think it was a ptekcrel, bat it wasn’t. smasher handles a- trunk. But they wilt go Rytag through the air an rujadly and in ao-many pieces that they won’t enjoy the trip wrefo a cent.. Thinking ItaUbr he.nl a burglar, a Kansas City man got opt of bed, armed hitnarl* with a pirtnt. and wral on tip- Wkn» woman challenges another woman's vote in Wyoming, there ia a nereom. a rnali, and >18 worth of milli­ nery ia raked up and carted away. HARDWARE. both Indirs were thrown out of the bug gy, Mias Brown rrcrtvlng severe In­ juries. • There is to be a concert every uigfat ■util further notice, at the hones of James Perry. Programme: Overture, on the dulcimer, by Jay Perry. Dulci­ mer solo, by Jay Perry. Grand finale, dulcimer, by Jay Perry. • * On Thursday of Ust week a number of friends and relatives gathered at the residence of Mr*. Demaray to celebrate the birth-day of her son. Wm. Free­ man. of Ysnhville. .Avery pteaaaut time was reported by nil who were present. Mr. Freeman is to leave soon for N. Y. State, where hia little are is now staying. Died.—Al hia residence on the Kalamo town line, Tuesday, June Mth, Isaac Buck, aged 70 years and three months. Mr. Baek ia an old romdi nt of thia place, Aaving moved into the house where ho died, from Cayuga Co., N. Y„ in August, IMA He was the youngest efaix children and the last Boston StoreI NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Sping and Summer NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Regardless of the recent tdmce AT IOCIKI BIO’S. DRER8 GOODS* in ' BUNTINGS (all colon) CASHMERES (all colon) BERRETTH, NOVELTIES, GRANDINES, (in stripes) PIQUES. VIC. LAWNS. LUSTERS. ALPACAS, CHAMBRY*. LINENS, I’S’H POPLINS SILKS, Ac. Parasol*. Enibroderira, Silk Handierchief* nil Myles. Corsets new styles, Shetland Shawl*, Ac., dec...Ac. AT KOCKER BRO'S. AT INTER BIO’S. Nashville, Michigan. HOSIERY PIONEER STORE I DOMESTICS The reader will naturally say. "pay your fare and go almaed the cam.'’ Nothing seems to he more simple. But when you take into consideration that there are pvrfaap • ' - —ent roads leadlni which can, with ________ ___ ____ gree of promptness and comfort, trans­ port. you to your destination. thru there appear* to be room for invratigatiou. By consulting the time cants, you find by some roads you will be obliged to change ram several times on your waC, besides being delayed continually by 200 lbs. pure PARIS GREEN AT IOCAER BRO'S. Awful hot. Hank Strong is hauling brick Umhtth. while F.E. Martin a stave in’s congress Just had a party stormy dealer at St. Tx»ui«, in attemting to time, we’d sort of planter the thing ov­ er and foller sute. So one of die big men rent a despatch to Bob. Tocmhsof Georgia. to come up nod orute. Bob immejiatrly replid* that Wd be on hand sartin. The foJlowin other cal- The Bug. from the Potato Vines. AT KOCKER BRO'S. THORXAPPLELAKE ITEM*. Dnnnicgvitla. tv jrl about Hying but net fatally, DESTROYING & KEEPING OUR STOCK IS COIPLETE! curily for oar pay no we reaped fully declined. We think the writer in un­ doubtedly some ouc who had the misfortnne to bo bora with oar name on “hind aide afore. Swxoa Tag. 4tb in a gferious manner. Y-a-s a-i-v I and don’t yon forget It. The big men of the city had a mcctiu tother night c.nd made collations to have a big time. Yas. sir! Bavin rod in the paper* that onr teller ritkens of the "Old Bay State’ ware sendin traits to Southern BEST THING IN THE MARKET GOODS NEW GOODS! Gen. Gnat ia doing uieely In China. AU the great dignitaries of the empire ago was taken to his bed from which are chte-chintring and ehow chowing be never recovered. the here of th* Qnitod States. We have U< rumored that Signor Tan has a pen ou both ends of hia quill, and ia reporting for the Ci/ires nod palming lere in ayrar Uiaa does one yell from a wife at midnight n. she imagine, die himself otfoa ths public as "Nat Rongia." Now we positively ueny the brer* burglars about. charge for we never have sought to have our name <m two different tickets la one election for the aaroe office. We will stand by our friend Strong for he ha* raised onr wages and jmid un a large sum in Advance, which speaks Capt. Adam Fndtcy made a voyage from Davis' to Morgan** landing, with the “Lady of the Lake," on Hie 33di. Miss Florence Hartry recently drew an American hunting care watcli, val­ ued at tSfi. also an oil painting from the Chicago National School of Design. 500 lbs. for Potato Bugs New Goods. New Goods! Onr White Dress Goods it 1 cti We are now receiving our Spring Stock. The first installment of OUR STOCK OF BOOTS AID SHOES BOOTS and SHOES! ........raMnyyoa, KEKISCO KID. in batten. aaklf there la no AMERICAN KID in button and law, ■cti<>n« «>f tl.i* kind. GLOVE CALF, in lace. PEBBLE GOAT in but. and law, Are in stock, and more following until out line, in all its departments, is complete. LOOK OUT FOR NEW “AD.” SOON PUSCIIPT10I DRUGGIST REMEMBER BOSTON STORE. JOSEPH M. WOOD, GOOD GOODS! Reapers, Mowers, Horse Rakes, Wagons, Road Scrapers, Coro Plows, Harrows, and all kinds of Castings, AT WAT DOWN �BBOTMf.R^ . MCAL THE SPRING TRADE! jT^maw’s. Eld. ws.o ■"-K- Fhywician’s oxxd Fasxdiy Cbure*. IMMENSE Medicines, at the towert pries*- .KLLOOO. DbM&RAT It CO. it fo Ohio. . and Mbs E. Canfield have joined hand* OF NEW G00D8 JUST OPENED AT IV For Pure Pari* Gfeen at bottom ' rice* gu to ’ Bouk Bros. I care of their bay and making tion* fur the coming harvest. DRY GOODS, CARPETS, IV For yoor Cigars. July 4th, the Cigar Factory, where you ca all kind* and at all paces. Dye Stufls! SURGICAL INSTRFMENTS, BBOULffiCT BMACEfl. TRUSSES, SUPPORTS. Icr. FINE PJUVHMEa, TOILET ARTICLES. COMBS. BffiUEHEK HDAPS. That fellow Who takes those midnight little earcful or he is liable to get cap- Psdeotrianiam has struck this town Thursday, broke his leg. health- C. W. Smith. who waa about the biggvst beat that waa” He thinks the museum Imsine** not very prvlitaldc. aa it waa, /' the bid* then stood, the News proposed would do it at one-half the legal rates. (Trimmwd Fxws.) WIXDOW SHADES. --------------- .< CORDS. CURTAINS. . . AND FIXTURES. Sehool, Miacellanvons and Wank NOTINS, CROCKERY, Ac., ter, Mrs. J. Hynes, left for Pctoakcy Mr*. H. G. Hale has returned from her visit to relatives at Greenville, looking much Improved in health. On the 96th David Wells, of Kalamo. - Ifeoker, Omit Judge, acting Judge I Probete pr. Which wm aabmitVermoatviUe,*^ Elder P. Heller. Honor, June 35th. and the will admitvlllage thia week visiting hi* brother That TO Omm. WALL PAPERS ud BORDERS. HATS AND CAPS, <V Wall Paper aud Border* trimird free, cheap at Boise Bros. IV ReuM-mber the new Meat Market neighbor, and is thus enabled to turn T he Long Brich Dye Stuflh! BOOTS AND SHOES. worth's thia week. price than the Nawa enjoyed for more Ja*. Staley of BurtoaviBe, N. Y. was in the village visiting hia brother, D. when it didn't hare •‘competition.” call on Tburaday. Pat Medkiso, CArakate, Sc. Wc are itiauulacturri's aireirte tot Arar's, Greea*. and Shitoh's Medic... Bee Hives ‘And Uncle Killen ia sfiU oars' on Wednesday' accused Eddie Stewart DRUGGISTS. Tl.ere will be a Uret-clss* Bowery Dance in Kellogg It Demaray’s new building on South Main 8t^ two doors south of Wolcott House. Muse by one of the best String Banda in the country. ■ Good Book* fur the Hiwnv Circle. ’ Fine American and Foreign Watelw*. Chains, Pina. Rings, Sette, Gold Pena and Pen Holders, Silverware.&c. Loioest Prices of any Ko tsc in the Country. G. A. TRUMAN. rr Don't forget the Hastings New Respectfully. BOIMK BRO'mEttN. Ti”' boy* tin/ aide of Wolcott's agricultural room and made . .. Grand Bowery Dance on th- 4th. Farmer Sol. Troxell of Assyria, *hr«rrd his sheep a few davs ago. From a CotswoW^te took a 13-pound decce, containing waol 16 inches long. Among die other attraction* ia Nash­ ville on die 4th, will be a match game of base ball between the “Fanner Boys" of Maple Grove and the “Heavy Batters” of Woodland. Not withstanding the busy season, the well. 1 W.b.n.wul.v... ita jnurt. h.j>.&U, .Mid ,1. r j . lit. E. P. L, „memb,r ibU.cIrai 1^.u,, uotfer.ud «> o* <!». 8<ro., The uf H. J. Martin Udoind omUu.Unnntolirinttte i.rtnrtll.n !.«.!,«. l«h In — inn and .. .K. ™.„, 1.^ u wU1 uke B ,r<r utteimalrohHmI.lldnta. | !iwia , And quwkm n. p«. th, volt I nuwio m„„ w w B„,.h lhc •■■>5 sawing if the fartnstanding: i er* would only put their log* on the Yeas—Downing, Olds and Young. (roll-way. Ken. Naya—Barber, Wheeler and Hoc. HASTINGS 1TKSS. tiemen. I suppose I must decide thi* , question, and I will decide in favor of ' John A. Greble ia on an eaatcrL tour. 1 Hildebrand orated on temperance to Mr. Smith." 1 small audiences last week. And thus wn* passed the biggcat Next Bunday Dr. I. Winslow Ayer piece of jobbery ever perpetrated upon do for 1K.UU lb bound to win and hold trade. a community of the size of Nashville. The man that beats toxicants. We wish to inform the citizens of Barry Co., that we hare purchased one of the beat View Instruments in the of Residences in any part of the county on short notice. Also Family Groapes taken at your own homes. All order* left at our gallery in Nashville will re­ ceive prompt attention. NEW GOODS! I wish to call the attention of the Public to my GO TV THE NEW STORE OP iNEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS IV A big lot of Parasol* which I will 1 sell cheap to close ont Deal fair aud square with everyone. ’ Kklumic, Demarat It Co. 1 WILSON & HOWE JSTOW -A-ZE^IR,!VIHSTG-1 Opputin- the Wolcott House. > THESE GOODS HAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. GROCERIES Mrdirinea, School and AS TO QUALITY There ia NO BETTER, and H. G. Half.. ea al! indicate that an artesian well Rings and Southern bull-dozer*, when FV Read carefully Wm. A. i* smilingly hsppy orer the arrival of a roRTH's price list: we have them right in our midst, but brand-new girl baby. 40 Bara Soap only tl.00. God never designed scheming and dis­ the birth-day of the nation will have Fine-Cut Chewing 45 cl*. Knights of the hammer, chisel and honesty should prosper’in an enlight­ come and guoe, and been appropriately ened community like Nashville, and plane are exceedingly busy just now, mnrli building being in progress. 61 lx. Good Rio Coffi'e for 11.00. left undone that should Its re been Infant Salisbury, child of Chas. Sal­ Kerosene Oil, 33 eta- * gallon. furnish all the theirmind, whether it he at home. isbury, was born ou Wednesday morntP" All the I-atert Style* of FumiThe “ Tiger adf-diachargiug sulky j ing and hurried on the afternoon of believe Nashville has enough other lib­ WENT KALAMO ITEMS. tiie aarne day. eral citizen* to dig the well. Good FIT Beautiful designs in Rings. Pins, | The transformation of the old Hawand simple hay rake in the market, ia Whew! Hot, isn’t it ! Chain*. &c., at Boise Bkos. now being supplied to our farmers by RsUlrtnakm. Mr*. E. G. Potter of Maple Grove, she waa putting her hand into the bin to pick them up she discovered a rat- Her husliand being Dear at hand, he was called and his snakeehip dispateh- before Mr*. P. noticed her bcm. making BOOTS AND SHOES And For Price*, IF YOU WANT tifnl residence for it* present owner, COMPkTTK WITH COVfrKTITlOX I Ed. Rarrick had a log raising on Mon- ' W. H. Goodyear. Every afternoon and evening. First I The Liberalist* and Spiritualists of I Smith A Sou, the urbane aud enter- door north of Wolcott’* hardware. Haying is the order of the ilay among । prising marketmen, have in their new I Socials, festival* and families supplied Nashville and vicinity will bold a grove 1 on short notice and at reasonable rates. meeting in Smith’s grove, on Sunday the granger* of this section. Porter Bam* ha* the frame up, aud Mr. Shigh. one of the neatest meatmorning and afternoon next. Dr. ~— ----------- —, partly* enclosed, for hi* new house. ■diotM in town ' Grain t radlcs repaired, and the Spinney and Giles B. Stebbins, of De­ .J*. . ’ cvii'bratcd Palmer CnwUc. all made by troit, and other good speaker* from W ith such n man .1* the genial true- hand, for sale at the foundry. ’ ” w----abroad will be in attendance. Those nceday last for a short sojourn among hearted and thorough temperance man as Mr. C|iaa. Mock at its hl* brad, the ! who attend arc requested to bring their friend* in Ionia Co. The Kalamo folks wili divide their reform cause may well lie propheaied din net baskets, and join in apieuiedinpatriotism and dime* between Bellevue . good statu* and speed tn Baltimore. I and Nashville on the 4th. I .------ ---------ha> jKMlcd| At Jackson. Thursday afternoon. I Corn just “gits” right along this grow­ during a pleasant chat with Hon. James , ing weather, and will average about j , sell al public vendue a Remington re- i ___________ HUMAN s. O’Donnell, our orator at the coming 4th good, goodcr, and some pii-cc* good rat. ’volver and appurtenances, seized by | If yon hare a cough or cold, don’t „ .. . * think .oftiroiug ______to __church i___ 1. — ....... ..taking ........... Mrs. IL A. Perry lira in a critical cou- ... without We are pleased to announce that wc an- prepared to turn you out any kind of ! a dow of Dr. Warner's White Wine of I ditiun. The attending physician thinks [ bill due Joe Pflng. thing of a political nature, aa hr 1 job, from the , ! there i« but little hopes of her recovery, j Mr. Durfee, uf the Mt-Omber district thought politics had no business in' 4<h ' ’ I A large breadth of ground waa plant- | fV Drop in and see those Nobby in Baltimore, is quite u ronnossier in of July orationa Quite right. J ; cd to pots toe*, aud the weather pruvParasols at Tki mah's. O'Donnell is an able, original an<1 ing favorable, there will be a large live stock. Hr ha* upon his place a beautiful threc-yrar-old iron-gray stal- j IV Don't forget that our Woven spicy speaker, and no one should ! yield. C. C. Wolcott. look at it in the name light, and will FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE Don’t buy a rake until D. C. GRFFITH. 8EE I s. COOK’S ___________ I ORDINARY BUGGY To The FINEST PHAETON, ning waa a fine affair and well attend­ ed. The grounds were ilhuninated by lights and Chinese lantern. The eor- I Diphtheria has entered the homes of Wert Kalamo. Horace Swift and Dav­ id Brooks each have a child afllicU-d with that terrible disease. Dean Mix, in passing titrough his lots found a swtnn of liecs hanging on a bush. He went over a mile, got a hire, “gathered them in," and now has Harrison Vi young blood ciety present with several fine montville, drove to this village and. os lections of music, and happy-looking usual, loaded up with “benzine." ladies, gentlemen and children gather­ a swarm o bees. ed around well-spread tables, waited Ifeu. Myera claims «ue“ upon by smiling maidens, and ate ice ^7’ the largert co»n tn W ert Kalamo 1 our eorrrapoxxtent der the management of Mias Davis, would like to claim the prue on h>. he was running that shebang” and seizing her and a couple of children I hat The Cornet Band, under the tutor- Tackcraun'i mill-yard, ami until Rath bant come the rescue. right- them. The following aie the boy*' nipulate: oid Borton Store, and are practicing every evening, getting ready for the 4th. and will be in first-ctam trim by that Una. printing I* let to the lowest bidder. At the last Tuesday evening s meeting two bids ware read aa fellows: tureu. »»arrantra tor ten year*. .10 “Walk into my parlor, Mr. Fly.’ In single weave inferior article will stand rrs the tert. Kr-txofto, Dr. ma rat It Co. has removed his office to the lower floor SEE THE LIGHTNING SEWER, of a building on State street, and the At Truman's Store. WILSON & HOWE. THE PEOPLES SUppLY ST0RE "“'.(jaILRIAGE AND AV AGON SIIOP. upon investigation found a rattlesnake which measured two feet and four inch Fresh Goods and Lc w Prices. la full to ovc-rtlowing with TEA8, COFFEES, SPICES, CANNED GOODS, STAPLE AID FAICT GB0CEB1ES! Caeater Than You Can Get Elsewhere, Quality considered. NOTICK. | i The annual meeting of School Dis- Mr*. Mate, wife of our enterprising fellow-citi^n, who. like bebd Cain. i. trirt officers, aud for the transaction i M worker In iron, with her beautiful nf such other l>u»iur*s as may lawfully come before it. will tie held at the ; bouse on Monday evening, Julr | htmje of jn ... school 7th, at 7{ o'clock 1*. M. Dated thia 36th | from grandsire to grandchild, enjoying day of June IS7». John Armstrong's 74 sheep sheared, H. A. Barber, .4 sheep sheared toemadvee hugely, Director. six poundaof wool Thp h„ sawed, 5aW( has the hammer ha* per head, and Geo. Matteson'* 42 sheep netted him jHfl.OO. Let's hear from glazier has glared, aud^the pointer has some other section. Uncle Geo. Mattown wo taken last Vrooman. G. H. Brooks, E. H. Lathrop, week Friday with a very acute pain in Arthur Haskins, et al., adding and hia right leg, and in less than twenty- erecting new buildings. four bourn the limb had becam> so The Tinkler building, next to the swollen and painful that a physician port office, is being rapidly pushed to­ waa called, bat the limb grew rapidly ward completion. It will fill an acning worse, and now be ia on his back, with void, and Mr. T. should receive the The liver ia the imperial organ of the a bad case of infiamatory rheumatism. thanks of our citiacna for adding this whole human system. aa it controls the A cargo of Nashville whiskey on its nice structure to the comely row of life, health and happiness of man. way to Assyria tto. Wert Kalamo, When it i* disturbed in its pron~r ac­ buildings upon that aide of the street. tion, all kinds of ailments are toe nat­ caused the person who carried it to It is stated that the local officers here ural result. The digertion of food, the moat shamefully, insult a lady, the would hare received half of the wife et a resident of thia section, one ttooo reward if they had captured the evening the first part of the week. Wo ‘•nigger,” whom they surprised while omit names at present, but should the eating hia dinner, and who at first like occur again, the brute will not get threw up hia hands but who took ad­ off so easily. Why kit that people will vantage of a blunder on their part and ioad tLemrol ves with the vile stuff call­ ran Tor hia life. ed whiskey, and other pretty names, The two little bobs of Mr. J. C. Glas­ and then go about insulting and abua- gow,of Baltimore, caught a large owl a few days since. Hia owlship had hang­ Mis* Rhoda Bradley, daughter of T. ing to his claw a heavy steel-trap, and Bradley, of tin uouth-sart port of this when discovered waa dining offa ni ash town, returned home on Sunday, the rat which he had captured, so that the 15th inst_ from where ahe waa trarhiag available assets of the youths wtre school. w» taken down with diphther­ thualy ulus one owl, one steel-trap and one rat-skin. The excitement of Thursday was be Croek’rtf Jt GlasKica rc A FIRST-CLASS TRIM - a-7A_*.VZA QP . .quality 1? can, and will, d.i a* well by v **-**“' * jyuaannv linn in Barry or Eaton mu nIf you need anything in the TRIMMING line, call aud see us, fur we you good. -------- »x«-------- 1 , । | tie*. Call and grimy pt ice* mi any­ thing in my line before making you purchase* aud I will do y<at good. I have, in connection with my rtiin.-, u NEAT UTTLE MEAT MARKET, Carefully attended to, and satifactiou given every time. Mi-nta, including Bolognas, Dried Beef. 1 Fresh aud Salt Fish. Give roe a trial and bv good Good*. IV AR kind* of Produce, Hides ami EUGENE COOK. Yours BcepectfuUy, CHAS. W. SMITH. IK® The New FURNITURE House SPRING MILLINERY marshal. Aa we have U, Urn officer had a d.mble-barreled gun on hi- .boulder, another under hia «m, and hia pockets filled with revolvers, kniresand eetera. But. as blandly as a mule bni*hr* away the arnnll boy who investigates the an­ atomy of hia heel, the darkey waved to one aide the exponent of the law, with all hia warlike appurtenances. 1 am pleased to ace that your enter­ prising Wille ia to haves Fourth of July celebration of its own, and as it ----- M------ KELLOGG, DEMARAY & Co.. Still on Earth lillineij tud Futcy Goods I COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c„ &c. Rr-pcctfHlly, KELLOGG, DEM ARAY A CO. VIENNA BAKERY John berneh CBMPffi ffiil EK1 HTML r. a. riMMsmaa *««., �’ — wtaiok Ah, Gr»l I what hfcv* I dans? Murvd the direst angel of my life I I • been m«d -mad ILtvu, Eabler, that ment of the Mexican war he wm ap­ pointed by Prerident Poll « Brigadier General tn tbe United Statca army, and for hl* distinguished aarvicM during the course of the war wm promoted to th* r-.«k of brevnt Major General. In 1848 he wm appointed Governor of Oregon Territory, which office lurerigned. In IM’J he was elected to a •eat In the ITni'ed State* Senate from Illinois for the term of six yeora. He xnbM-qnenUy took up Id* residence in the Territory of Minneeote, and tn 1857 waa elected to represent tboaamc in the Senate of the United Btairn, when •he become a State, in which porition ho aerved two year*. During the war of the SauthcrnRcbellinn beaboaerved ax a General in the Union army. He aftertrar.l vettlod in Misaonri, and suc­ ceeded Senator Bogy in tbe United States Senate from that State, in the Forty-fifth Congress, hia term expiring on the 4th of March ImL and considerable jewelry stoteu. No dew to the bargkr had bee* secured, aud tbs' jewelry, of cwurse, had been given upas lost forever. About a month after the robbery, upon cqiening the of a terribly demoralised specimen of door. "Mum," arid the stranger, sol­ emnly. "I don't coma for food." Thea, Smith's, rial it?" "Isa." “The Mr. kdy. a little Mrioosfr. / “ Zat ia what I mean. But madame has no occasion for alarm. I have what will cure her—the pills in zia little box. around aa if to ace that nobody waa in But they very precious and J can’t bearing, "you'd like io git back yer leave any unless she promise to take purty thing*, weald n't ver?" Seeing the answering light in. her ctos, " You wouldn’t be hard on a poor feller, mum, aawai* conacience-streck. would yer?" ' T'.c man here leaned against the doorAnd Mr*. Elmore'* eyes sought the face that smiled back lovingly upon *7V«« w i» .*«•ijt *• *• ik> them, doctor, said Mr. Elmore. " Very good- I will leave so Ixtx, sen, which contain fourteen small white be tuuoUi I ntarve, cm> be was shown into* the kik'bcn and given the liest the house afforded. He ate till Mr*. Smith began to think that she hail been entertaining a doxen starving men he was tn sight. “How good—how noble ho is!" she instead of one, rfUhTN« 'fii*Dy tilted tuurmund; “how erreful and tender of back in the chair, and, picking his teeth me! And yet there are those who say with a fork, gave evidence that he was that be sought me only for my wealth— that he does not love me." Tta-a her thought* reverted to what the doctor had told her. Hsdsherreily IC last, Mrs. Smith listening with ear*, eyes aud mouth. "Aa I wM_aavin^ incurable as he aaid? She bad heard mum, my conscience troubled me about her husband lake the doctor to hi* study, thia robbery." "Yeo, yea I" "Tour jew­ elry. too?" "Toft go on." "And I ujd a anddrn impulse seized her to Lear finally sex to myself, scz I, ’I’ll go up what wav said. It had been her father’s study also, there and do tbe square thing.' And to whom the bouse had belonged; and so, mum, if I ever secs anybody a* •tie smiled an ahe thought of the pri­ knows about that there break, or aliout vate )w*sge to it from her own apart­ tiro awitf, bly TH lot yer knotr. Wbut ment*. of which her husband was igno­ you give ns a match ? I guess 171 have rant. Throwing a shawl over her sboul- a *moke. It kind o' makes yer food set dert, she went into a closet, ahd from better; think so. mum?" He didn't thence, through a door, into a dark wait for the crotch. Hn aaw something in the lady's eyes that probably told paarege fo-yond. She was not gone over fifteen min­ him it wouldn't be safe to remain longer. rj ute*; but the change in her personal —BQakm.Tnmucript. • I a she lay thus, »he heard a step— the step never heard before without awakening a throb ofJoy in her bosom. Springing up, she toad her wild, glit­ tering eye* upon the door, a* though • waiting hi* approach. , Than, ax if •a Ideiily chanpug her mib3. iihe threw hcraelf «U)xm a low couch, laying her bead back upon it* pillow*. ’ • Eut«>ring the room, Mr. Elmore ap­ proached the eoneh where she lay. He "Harrisburg." started, ax his eye fell upon too pale, “What ia the largest city in Pesnsylrigid face, then, apparently eatiafied rania?" , that ahe wm aleaping, quietly left the “Philadelphia.'’ "What building is there in Philadel­ Aa soon aa Mrs. Elmore heard hia re­ phia that is dear to the heart of every treating footsteps she bolted the door. “ And yet 1 loved him so!" burst from the white lips. troubled, but made no answer. Th When Mrs Elmore left her drawing­ doctor repeated the question. room the next morning her countenance, “I know," naid a little fellow on . though pale, waa tranquil. **8y » «•» An waa her wont, ahe entered her husband's room to sccomjsmy him down "Tell us what it is, then, my boy, aaid the doctor. “Tbe mint," wu* the confident an swer.—Cincinnati Commercial. Priacely Farmer*, The iargcat wheat grower in Califor­ nia is Dr. H. J.'Gtenn, whose ranch in Colusa county embrace* OO.OUO acres, or about ninety-four square mih-s of good land, nearly all arable. He has this year 45,000 acre* in wheat, winch, it is catimatod. will yield 900000 bush­ els, worth, al 85 cents a bushel. >765,000. And yet, with failure* of crops, which occur about two Man auk of five. the horizon, and the curtain drops upon the stage—the earth—where we have acted each hia part in the single scene of a dav. In winter we look-toward the south for the principal changes of these won­ ders. and in summer toward the north. Iu the winter, when earth is <bbed fu snow, like a cold, fifelees friend'cfotbed in pure white for burial, the star* shine with greater luster, and we look up with never-.jra»ried admiration at the , Pleiadt«, an^npoa other familiar group* and constellations that wn know were watched by tbe eyes of Christ centuries ago, by Abraham centuries before Christ wm born apon thia earth, and by Noah long before Abraham, and before Noah by Adam, the first crcatcl man. To give greater variety to this changing sernera, a comet fiashew across the uts train of splendor, or a meteor falls like a doomed spirit from the heights of heaven. And so Father. All thia grandeur leads n* to think.<4th* Father, and, in seeking Him, wwflnd Christ, who point* us to the Father, and teaches us of hia greatness. His goodness, and His merry. Our minds ascend towards God through the Spirit and on the thought* of Christ, that lead to him as the sun’s rays lead to tbe sun. for Christ camo from Ood, as tbe sun’s ray* come from' the sun. Hia saving*, teaching*, promiaes, be­ come to ux a river of living water, upon which we are carrietl towards the besom of tbe Father, into an eternity of spirit­ ual life and blessed net* The star*, the sun. the planeta, the earth, the moon, the comets, the metoora, the winds, the waters, the lightnings, and the thund­ er* of the natural world, and Christ and the angelic Jiost of heaven, of the spirit* txal kingdom, and the host of mankind who are redeemed, all ootnmingh, in could not go out for lie iter food and Gen. Grant would not come in with worse. But at the /second and third orgie I took to thavynerable and tough­ ened mule meat m •“ '* ' without cranberry* m wurw since in Italy _ <rl______ _ gallant Captain, al*ont'thc same time as the riege of Vicksburg, and the chief officer eommaod^g the fleet Ln Mobile bay, did Ids roast rat every morning and enjoyed it.—Farit Utter. Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild, who died a few days ago in Lon­ don, was the.eldest sou of th. late Bar­ on Nathan Mere de Rothschild, a brother of Sir Anthony de Rothschild, and partner in the well-known (tanking firm of Mcstn. Rotbsrhiid A Co. He was born Nov. 22, 1808, aud succeeded to the title on the death of his father, June 28, 1836. He was elected to Par­ liament, in the Liberal interest, for the city of London, in August, 1847, and, though again returned in June, 1849, in July. 1852, and in March, 1857, wax not permitted to take bis seat until 1858, when the act excluding Jews from the House of Common* w«s repealed, snd a resolution adopted admitting of him­ self and hia co religionist*. He lost hia seat ax one of the representatives of the city of London at the general elec­ tion in February, 1874. Baron de Rothschild waa interested in the En­ glish turf for a great many years, hia horses being entered, however, under an assumed name. His borae. Sir Bevy*, was the winner of the last Derby. Baron de Rothschild was a grandson of the Meyer Anriem Rothachild, who founded the celebrated family of that name, aud whose five son* established banking bouse* in Frankfort, Vienna. London, Naples and Paris, all of which, except that of Naples, are still existing. The ’ Swimming Extraordinary. The aix days’ swimming content st the Lambeth Baths, Landon, waa brought to a conclusion qn the night of the 24th of May (Saturday), at half-past 10 o'clock. Ii tesulled iu the victory of the channel hero, Capt Webb, who succeeded in swimming aJtogcth«-r a to­ tal distance of seventy-four miles. Webb's performance must be regarded m a remarkable one, aud another exem­ plification of the extraordinary power he nvariim of being able lo stay in water longer at a time than any other living swimmer. On the first two days he reeach day; on the third and fourth days be averaged a little under thirteen hour*; on Friday he took bwt little ram. and on Saturday he wm in the water from half-past 11 in tbe morning until half-post 11, at night. No change* took place during Saturday in the position of the swimmers, Webb swam on quietly during the day. and Fearne, tbe only man able to make tbe semblance of a struggle with him, ww» too far be­ hind to cause any interest to be taken in his exertion*. A bouquet wa* given to Webb in the water, and at the ter- sen led with a medal. The following was the final record of the full distance performed bv each man: Webb, sev­ enty-four miles; Fearne, sixty-two miles thirty lengths; Beckwith, forty-two mile* twelve lengths; Taylor, twentysix mile* eight lengths; RowbolUm (re­ tired early in the week), ten miles. The first man in this country to pay an excessively fancy price for a tro’ter was Mr. Robert Bonner, who gayc Mr. George Alley >15,000 fos Dexter. Mr. Bonner afterward gave 933,000 for Cooley, 945.000 for Pocsbont**. >20,000 ' tor Startle, and >15,000 for Grafton. To escape trouble by running sway ; Irorgr ax these Mims aggregate, they from duty is one of U>» impossible have been exceeded by Mr. Henry N. things. Jonah onos siads th* ox pen , Smith, who has pud more money for mrnt, bat it did not snrore-L There­ trotter* thanduiy man living. He paid fore, manfuRy overcome the difficulties ( for Lsdv Thorn, 930.000; for Goldsmith and trials to which the post assigned Maid, 935,000; for Lucy. 925,000; for you by God's providence exposes yon. i Jay Gould, >35,000. Gould be bought Another impossible thing ia to l>e- 1 of Fisk, George Hall aud Jay Gould com* a Christian of strength and ma-'i They owned the horse. liaving bought turity without undergoing severe trial*. । him from a New Bedford party when | What fire is to cold, such is affliction to his name was Judge Btigbam. Tattler the Jroliever. It burns up the dross, he bought of A. J. Alexander for >17.and makes the gold shine forth with 000; Gen. Knox he paid >10,000 for; Rosalind cost him >13,000; Socrates, unalloyed luster. Still another impossible thing is to Il9S6JM»; Idol, >7,500; Western Girl form an independent character, except i >1,000; Martha Nutwood, >1,500. Daisy when thrown upon oue'sown resource* I Burns he traded Harry Harley for with The oak in th* .middle of the forest, if I surrounded on every aido Iqr trees that 'I in 93,500. What does all that foot up? shade it, runs up toll and comparatively i 9204,500 exactly. Goldnmith Maid was feeble; cut away ito protector*, and the on ' the go, in the cars, for thirteen year*, first blast wfll overturn it. Bat the from one end of the country to the same tree, growing in the open field, 11other, traveling over 100,000 miles, al­ where it is continually beaten U|>on by ' ways taking her regular rest on the the tempest, beoomea its own protector. ;1 8o the man who ia compelled to rely on 1 ilia, own resourcea far*M! an indepen- ‘ I denee o< character to which he could | not otherwise have attained. Obeying Order*. He wax weeping softly as he conn out to join hi* companion*; a pecuhat witching of hia muscles and the careful manner of tiia gait wm painfully appa rent to tiro boys; they knew that be had ,uxt wrestled with one of his parent*; they had been there and underetood the whole buaincro. “Bern girtin’ a lickin', Ben ?’asked Jndi^alofiesroribaGoreromenl, bal ta tr cried u popnisr ri«ht of dusves ‘o call Into nparstioe Utt* ocy foe axeurtoa lf.« frerdosn of e Iodines la sny city or town U*vir< 3U, <>’ Uhobituits or ouwsrd. Se-Lon 2,ICI <»f tin) Rs.i»ed KU’utes pats II iu the power of soy two cttlzens uf »vch city or town to require of the Mania! of the iMarrie* Ike *pu4i>tmenl at three epecaU beouty Mar •lai* 'rbrrsnptsi the duty of the Mar*lai lxcoax* Imperative aud Its n<K>■ petfortnsnce will (Brandtucr> turned out to I* a subject of Prussia. A body of gendarmes were ordered to arrest the conspirator*; and at midnight the descent upon them waa begun: but they had made preparation to meet their aamilanta with pistols. A dc«[>cratc struggle ensued, in which men and women alike took active part. The Nihilist* were finally overpowered and secured, but not before one of the gendarme* htul been shot dead aud five other* wounded. Dn the preliminary inquest all the prisoner, were identified, except five men whose names ami rank could not be diacoveivd. Of the women, three . were daughter* of military officer*, and one was the wife of a surgeon. The prisoners were accused of liaving formed a secret society, the pun>oee of winch was armed riot and the overthrow of the present nystem of government in Ruasi*; and they were also accused of, DR0M,MEDICIHE8a»iCHEMICALS, of the war the wife of Mr. Holland, a IROI, BAILS I SHELF HARDWARE pra tixmg lawyer in Burke ccunty, Georgia, eloped with Laud Haithcock, with whom she had formed acquaint­ ance during the absence of her hus­ band in the Confederate rank*. The guilty woman carried off with her. a little girl, the daughter of Holland. For fourteen year* the father ha* been in search of Ina child, and only recent­ ly ho discovered that his former wife and the girl had never been out of the State, and that they were living in Marlborough county. He went thither and found his daughter, a fine grown girl of 17, in a room with her mother and three children of the Haithcock connection. The young girl had never in her life, and been to school a day ’ “ 1-1 J waa accustomed to work in the fields DR\ GOODS, SILKS Hi DRESS GOOES for her livelihood, She eonld neither read nor write, but wilhngly accotnpsnied her father to hiB home and th* ___ 1________ r of half-brothera and comjianionxbip sister* by Mr. Holland * second mar­ riage, be having been divorced from hia guilty wife shortly after her deser­ tion of hia home. Nrmr. rnr Lost Child.—One day last month—a Tuesday, and aliout 3 o’clock in the afternoon—Nettie, the 6-yeor-old child of B. L. Vinaon, strayed sway from home, at North Reynolds, Todd county, Minn. She wm missed two hour* later, and a search began. When twilight fell Mr. Vinson, thor­ oughly alarmed, organized hi* neigh bora into squads and sent them out to beat the woods. These squads did not rest until daylight on Wednesday monilug. All through Wednesday the search was kept up. At daylight on Thursday morning an old mountaineer, J. N. Ely, took sixty fresh men, whoopers and callers, and formed a lin* tliree-quar ter* of a mile long. Towards the eveaing of Thursday Arthur O’Brysn found PLASTER result of the day’s work. By Thursday night help had come from Little Sauk and other distant town*. None expect­ ed to find Nettie aliv&, but the mother had great hopes. On Friday morning aa a aquad passed tbe bouse of P. W. Faile. one of the men, stopping to get a drink, wm told that Nettie iiad been found alive and well, and that she had been sent to North Reynolds. Cheers rang through the woods for miles. Tb'>mss l.nxkey, s Laborer for Mr. Faile, was 2>oktug for ca'tle early on Friday when he *aw Nettie more ont from the woods to the meadow. Nettie said that she "' lept nndemeaf a three when dark coined." and WM"ve*ry, very cold, mama." She picked roeeberriea and wild ouious to eat in the daytime, and aew big cows, with crooked horns -ad white tails—deer—that looked at her and stamped their feel. On the second night *hc slcvA by a log. and the third night in a hollow tree. She often heard Groceries tnd General Produce, prisoners were revolutionary pamphlets and false passport*. Four of them have » inoe been tried sentenced, and executed, and the others exiled to Siberia. A Serwea by Telephone. On bud Saturday a wire wm strung froaiJ the Congregattoual Church, this city, to the residence of Mr*. R. L. Avery, some distance away, and a Blake transmitting telephone attached to tbe church end, and a Bell receiver at the residetier, for the benefit of an invalid lady who is unable to at­ tend dnnuh. It wm a pariaet aweoeaa. Db. MKxxok, a popular preacher at Halifax. England, recently had hia ser­ mon delivered by telephone aa it waa uttered to an audience at Manchester, thirty-six miles away. Not only was the preaching thus overheard, but the ring­ ing of a hymn waa reproduced almost uerfocHy, the sonorous voice of Dr. Mellor being heard above that of the congregation. The prayer and usual lessons were also heard. The chief de­ fect in the trnnamiaaion arose from the interfere-:cc of the ordinary message* as they passed through the connected bTIJIW HOtSX, 4100.00 and UFWdJLDA ct*n, and her husband did not urge it until had exhansted the .supply of mrdicroe left by Dr. Dcngu*.; b» insisted on calling another one in. Hur anv p^nfnl shock to tbe mind of the sufferer. Bending for a lawyer, she had • WMWI, gw —frail Tbe French Flag. Many change. hava occurred in the color* of the French dag tn the lapse of agea, and the approaching distribution of tbe new- ones gives an interest to • it wm turquoise-blue; from tiro time of Charlemagne, bias with six red trefoils; Charles V„ purple with gold ornament*; Louis XL, axure with golden lilica;, Charles VUL blue strewn with golden । Lliiw,withs white cross; Francois L half blue and white; HrurylV^phdn white; Louis XV., bhw, with a (white crom bearing ilhre; from 1792 to 1814. tetodor; Bwtnratiw. white; front ipo -~......... .................. » "> ......... —' * “ ...........777.‘.’.‘77 m iuts-mims � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-07-05.pdf.pdf 1efe57472da5db091b8b8f4c7c769bdd PDF Text Text PRNO STRONG, \ Kdltew and Froprtwtor. VOLUME VI NUMBER 41 NASHVILLE. BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 5. 1879. The Uli appropriate, lbs >«■ of •*00,000 for Ute payment, daring lbs face! year soda< Jure ». tan, at United States Marehate AodUtetr ireneral dsputica. Tbs otSosrv Unia provided for ere rxKctb! to ILo falthfal exrcnUua cf ths cxsAseira Of philanthropic rage; but be waa the beat swearer by proxy and quo­ tation that I ever listened to. The oaths launched at him by hi* Southern enemies, the oaths which some Ib pnblicao Senator* would occasionally buri al him whim they were vexed by Ida obstinacy in clinging to hia own view of a party question that had liecu de­ cided against him by a majority of ItoCbUcan statesmen—three. in narrating i rxMrieneea in political life to a fnend, be would roll over on hia tongue in quite an unsanctified Irat still inno­ cent fashion, and lough at the profanity an something exquisitely comical. The nx-re people swore at him the more de­ lighted h<\ was; and it is a pity that he did not have the same sense of humor in estimating the hyperboles of pane gyric addressed to him by hia admirers, which be unquestionably hail in esU mating the hyperboles of execration shot at him by his aaeailanta.— E. P. Whipple, In Harper's Mcg tsine. rrru »s» poutt. TTHCAI. OCfUiUKEKt'KK. CrsaoRT remarks -Swearing. Bxzl happiness- Getting drunk. BCM. Z PARNE1YTBR, 1 BAKER. —Henry Joy waa hong4k Mariposa, Cal, tb* other day, foe Ibe mnfiler of John 8. Royal Ti>» kilims arose not of a dispute eoncerninx the owtK'T.hip of laud, and on the acaffull Joy CnmpMM.. IUUHW« in |««. nil toro.y, l-na-ipd .teteun.l.brf\| X’. Interval pud t>, th* t'aiM llilrrv.1 rrpu4 Uy traaap. tentiary for burglary at Knoxville. Another prisoner was brought in for five years for a similar crime. When stripped by ths Warden of the peniten­ Twr. Khedive of Egypt had better tiary it waa diacovered that they were look out that eotas ot bis creditor* do brothers, who had no,I seen each other for thirty years.-— Burlington (/oica) Cbahlms—* What did that spring suit Hawk-Eye. cpst you, Al?" Alfred- “Can’t say, dear XL >f Heb Dream Fi lulled.—A singular A bask clerk becomes quite s dead instance of the verification of a dream occurred in Polk county some daysagw- shot in detecting a l«ad bill; a sort of A young daughter of Mr Bill dreamed William Tell er, aa you might say. one night that she luid l>cen burned to Itoyat _Tw ■Ub Umber Uisl Prltx* IV. 11 GRISWOLD. H67, I; tar “The duty asauiat , fcegp t|1P binls frunl the plaul nunteT- | It ’**• cold they built a A. M. PLLltT, bunted at Buffak>, MiMtsatrn man puts it thus: “At iwrurst wdHtation of men whom I 'anil 1 dale f< thrr’nr-lr.frturhi-.*F.m«i lbs evil rfctit* ! littk, brntker tried to extinguish the 1«—■ 1»« ™u »>■<■ Jite a. militiamen) WALTER & POWERS. jcrailvm! (■Molding baa a little daughter il 11 years jean c.ld, to whose nerve and courage ho is indebted for the We of lua 3 rat old C1Z4& 11. BRADY. A T 10*11 BY »■ taw sad falteltar Io Cbaattry lU-al LU>r iMuraor. Ar—.t- CollwcUng Dr. E D. parto of Europe of planting a tree upon the birth of every child. It sa*«s wear The l-.y playing by the and rear of rlippsr*. — Norristown ' ici O' WHBlBta*, B1I <n Ute pro- >---------- — ,* —j—' Heralit. xxirt* *re.*x«cu»d by taeoffirer. , was a plank off. and through this apcr- I noMt o, our <nir weekly M S ome of exchanges have In .bort, Ute exrcuUna at tlte tnns the little fellow fell. He eaught s 1 •a(,, D,..tir dciiartmcnt.' ‘ I*™*" , 7'7.1— This must of lb. I u1b.)(*teto^Mrrte. ..f <1 I . , . ho„Tnr anrf U r„, *_ ‘___ 2 “ 1. ,------- -------------------- ---------- „. - ----------------n h^d depiartment td get no if it is am* time be fore be was dtecovered.. anything like our hired girl in the Bnt hi' bold weakened, and, with a , mJnlD^ I plash, he fell into the cistern. His m. , Ori^. nl Fraaw?' SESSIONS LEWIS DURKEE run off in quest of help Not »o with I Bond. Pa-. w»* struck by lightning the I other night ami entirely destroyed. । Another proof that the victory is not glen for life ot hei A' J ' dragged it to and placed it into the Cl* open and liable to conviction. A rorso man went into a restaurant the other day. sad, remarking that >th were landed aafelv from their 'Time is money.“be added that, as he •rilous position. AU honor to this haul a lialf-bnur to spare, if the propnoart, nude to ' perilou 'J** •'T*?- 1 httle hr thr Manii.aU That was a ghastly joke that a sinful ■I Htowa orrat. Clowx. — Some Sonthi rnar ntayod on a stranger, whom Thx he promised to .ntroduce to a rich planter, and then took him around and presented him to the leading under­ fell upon the stones and »i" killed. He taker. waa 1c I’ere PigeonHi* ixxiy was J •te wm ,. FE1GHNER. UNION DOUSE E PARADY. of tit Louie. Wire mortally woonded; ('apt I. IL Ptotey, a pnxnioeul jiueeo of Xebeaakatlty. was terribly aoaldnt, *F.I Mai Pyle was badly »•. J. R RASE Y. ORNO STRONG. JttfKtllinrcuf £»rd«. OMMtey <«.<lia Col Horatrn a Wright foe Chtef of F. eiaeen, -Uh the rank at Br.ja.Ucr licacr. view Gen. Humphreys, retired.*' — Th* 1‘rreiJrnt, jusi before lb- ailJour > r-i> Taylor and J'Hrealt, aertoaaly injured. Muni of the paaaeoper. aero brulro! —TLs Havana ateamahlp City at Nev York and the iron lark Hi Jen, of Ilnndea. etrork M-jrns. »f Baltimore, and the Senate United him without debate or dlrteaxi. AtoeeomHgbl. HOI MK, baa declared a quarterly diriJcux! of J par T »y»1 Ic At.; L —Haanaa of fraaaboppera are reported In Dakota Territory and in portion* of MUmeaoU Harvard pulled modi the »trorK*r oar. — William Bloaua, the prntntosnt New Ycrt mcrvbuil who died lately, gave |lW,tM.l In va­ rious I*rca|rytertan aodeUat Hi* eatala t* val­ ued at 11,000,000. Ua&TSTTISTS, itns. fare*Ville. fakcM-_ NjfcW LIVERY! --------- M--------- peror of Germany will have another gulden wedding. Siosoit Caxzjo, son-in-law of Gen. mon of the boiler occurred, blowing the beat to atom*. _*od lai-dmg Ute toiler on a thirty foot eial-ankttteDt 3U0 feel daetanl Capt Wan. Bockvell, tte owner, waa eerioeajy and probably I frtd from vrtlJmx sad bmi**, and qaite • nnmb»T of psroeegua wwa more or has to jnrvd. —The gtaat powder aiarsrtne, at Mowbray's Lc had lived. No relatives claimed the remains and so an Inspector of Police I mitered the room to make ready for I the fwnprr banal. Niwing about the' room the Inspector wa» made wild to I «.d a.m u. S>a.> Ud «!.«• ~u> Md I in » rack. Will, U>. o.ul.rr wu > I »,ll Abu Uu. l»PU.n>.1 crtiSci. „l , In Hrn- ra . mr.lttont L. ' sign; “why. I can get xnore'n I want jc>t {,y aggravatin' the first man I meet (nj he'll throw in the clioler far nothin'.” ... . • A ’■'““■"ftea™ wteb to. bud » ««» “»• '*•' • P”?*'1 «J~rored in •»’«“■■■<»•<■•« unpowl.k Jipta.uno. of ib<. phenomenon. -Whu.lhe Amra Tom Washington from the South improved in health. 1 tte eojine ana inre. iroo> can w ------■ — —----- - -- ---------- ,--------- -------trsi. broke thro^h fa-d erwk bode, sad fell «“* f<wty days without food, and tnre) . ______ ... ._____ w_______ 11L is dead. Tborc Apple Lake, B iny 0 a.. Mich. ter, reached out and caught her brother just in time to save him from a watcrv Joint HaNMaM, of Alabama, died grutulatory ntt-naagc to Emperor William on the bitter's golden-wedding day. Thx man Sanders, of Belmont <ounty. C. C. WoLCOTT, Proprietor. yy ILLIAM JONES, A tuikv is rtwlly a profound philoso­ pher and always a candid thinker; that Uster u Ptalsde!|.bla, EMORY PARADY. ■riaonment for resisting the police in Genoa. Ml Jobs B. Gotoh has ended Jus' lecture tear in Great Britain, ondV about to return hoi~«. He Lan giver* 115 lectures there. William Lloyd Oauusom’s willfl gives <300 to racJi of his grandchildren, and bequeailia the remainder of hia projierty to Ids five children, to be equally divided. Ho left an estate valued at about *20,000. Omo statesmen are getting along in Sn. Judge Taft is 69; Senator nrman, 67; Gov. Bishop, 67; Secre­ tary Sherman, 66; Stanley MatUiewn. 55; Foster, 51; Tom Ewing, 50; and Gen. Garfield, th. Uncle Bill AUAu is still sweet 16. 8m Gsiunrr Wolhxlxt, who has now come to stil* J. OSrbZETTILT, LIV^Y i BOARDING STABLE fl-eal I ble«t | tard Burgundian bad attained Sandeni, of Decatur, faiuilic*. hia majority li is and nighto without food, be concluded in hia hands; that he IumI squandered I the money in high living; that he had 1 at last awakentd to find friend* and money flown., What could he do? Following nature's bent, he became a tbiny-mgLt days, when he died, that there are probably n<d over a doz­ en or so of perfectly able-minded adulta in tbi world who have never told a lie, and the moat of them have told a good — many. It therefore wonders that the ity average man bate* so io be called a liar. i Bippr rir-r. ww, ll>r a pernuu IM tun | On Wednesday of last week he did not make hia appearance as usual, and, when breakfast w-a ready, a member of the family, on going to his room, found him in a sleep from which be could not lw awakened. Medicines were admin­ istered with no effect. Ho breathed quite naturally, but did not open lus eyoa, nor did be appear to be at all con acioua ot what was going on about him. During Friday his deep did not appear to be so natural as the previous day, Some one naked Dr. Z. for news of his great-uncle, of whom the doctor ia the heir. "It seem* that he is quite ill,’ answers ho. “How "it aeetna;* aren't you treating himF “Oh, no,".coolly re­ plica the doctor, “I never waited to be my excellent nncle'a phvsiaan; there wan too much temptation. —Paris Fig- It was the miafortune of Sumner that, more than any other public man of hia time, he was subjected to the extremes of adulation and obloouy. Hu real Caksttl mother—“I wish I could character can hardly l>e discerned amid break my boy Johnny of the habit of the tumult of pnfia and scoffs, of exalta­ liana anti execrations, which the mere mention of his name excited during his him by patting bee! tea in lua moutb, public career. Sumner himself waa in­ which he managed to swallow quite clined to take the compliments at more well He lay constantly on his back, than their real worth, while he experi­ and it waa noticed that when a fly would enced another though different satisfac­ light on his face be would turn his bead tion in reading the cajtimnica. The slightly as. if to drive it away. He compliments he considered n_« indica­ finally expired on Monday evening last, tions that all lovers of liberty and jus- having not shown the least sign of coutier were on his ride; the cal t< tunics de­ aaouauesM since he had been aalerp.— lighted him. because, as they grew Poughkeepsie Cor. New York Sttn. fiercer and fiercer, they seemed to prove that hia blows directed at slavery and injustice were telling more and more __ . . _ ------- 1 - —r ■ -. ■ hand in hand. They are twin vices, youg man who akmld show the taint of these vices goes through West Point if ths authorilKw eon help it. By extreme circnmspectioa a youth R bolb �' Baat.rx, Gxmmamy, Jvtnt 8, T8. The conditions of the Gertsan priirical life have Iwen profoundly modified within th* last few wsrita. Hitherto the Reichstag has been split «,p into to many faetio-i. that no single party ha> been aide to dominate the rest, mw haa name is John Nmith. ■ Prines Bismarck found it iHwdbl* to Grorgic Earle, of Gran^ Rapids, a«- :s drowned. Hl^wij wax rr<-«tvired. told Hie ut anlltn,' LONDON Lard, by th^ lb. or barrol, Prwah Sooda, Full Waighto and Forty Grand lUpMaytHitosbave twen -------- '----------------------- 1 swimming. Clcon- The Fall. of Mor.tiiwHvnry are roman­ tic. historical and Ixwa tiful—twsaty • tire cents admission and fifty cents toll. And thus it goes. If American spawnlatnre could only,erect a wall along the sea coast so that no one coukt see the ocean without paying a dollar, it ia quite likely the free American ci then u ouM go to ace it without a murmur, and take his children If tbev were al­ New England. New Yorit. New Jersey lowed to go far half price. and Pennsylvania. Also areerta that toe amount of wages paid the laborer in the South is considerably larger to proportion to population than that paid The subject appeals that State on the Chinese quretion at at the North. the codling elect inn in September. principally for examination to all up­ right amt eonetenHoosmec at toe North, Ballots are to be furnished to the elec­ and particnlarly to those whoso inter­ tor*. iMirsuunt to a law passed by the est to the negro's conditions ia leading Ia<gislature at Its last session, bearing them to second the efforts of unprinci­ the words "Fur Chinese cmigratiou" or pled politicians in keeping alive the flames of discord. We must remind "Against Chineae emigration,” and by those tliry are to signify their respective opinions on thia subject. A memorial setting forth the result is to be prejianil by the Goviruor, and prop­ erly attested copies are to be sent to Mays and Wheeler, to each imailxr of the Cabinet, to the Senator* and members of the house of represent­ atives, and to the Governor of ever}' ■State and Territory. A drunken wan was swaying un•tedily ia a Virginia City street, accord* tag to toe CAroaWc. when a dog with a tin pan tied to its tail ran between hia legs. The collision waa no forcible that the man waa upset, and the dog ran on --------------------- -------------- ----------------- w_. bewildered, rubbed the bruised end **■ ‘ J tail, and thus soliloquised: "This ia <hk) unfortunate! Never before know'rd or Mwpeeted I had rich a thing aa a tall till I stu an’ fall down an’ break it off. Might made a (hie) fortuc ’ribitin’ myarif as man with tail. Tbere’d bin millions in it—milliona (hie) to it. Jia its always gone before 1 (hie) find it Just Received, at , an mriurtog alliance bat they bare act­ ed together only in regard to a special measureo, and even then without bearty good-will. The Tariff Bill has, for. the time at least, put an end to the pre­ vailing anarchy. The maw of Con•oryaUves and the Centre Party, bavtor arrived at w ifefintte eirirsWiinilbig, are ostaldhdting protection with a thor­ oughness and rapidity which theChaneellor himself ean hardly have antieipated. On no previous occasion have the leading Liberals spoken with so walk up. The AnftneUe chawm ia gloomy nnd graud,but it costa the free American cittern fifty reals to res lit. The Flume al the Fnwaatia Notch is worth seeing—arvruty Jlvsorata worth. The Whirlpool at Niagara band and aomlire. at least it makes the free Amer icau citisrn feel so whew b< goes tborc H. G. HALE, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST B OOKSJELLER make waxed going on. , But the arguments of the free traders are wholly without effect. The two allied parties follow Prince Bismarck wherever ho chooses to lead, and some of those who have hitherto most loudly condcnintd th.- policy recm prepared' to rank themselves among hia warmest admirers. Hie question of the day in Germany, is whether thia alliance islikely to last; 1 and most impartial, observers arc in­ clined to answer the question in the af­. firmative. There can be no reason to! suppose tliat the ^Conservatives willI fall away from Prince Bismarck. They are his natural friends; and when at any time they have voted against him they had .lone no, not because they felt that he and they really differed, but be­ cause circumstances forced him to rely on their enemies. As he haa now tnruagaiost the Liberals, and openly insult* their chiefs, the Conservatives are like™ ..Hara hare to reach around to hia back and pull one out. Levi 8. Bishop, a switchman on the Chicago Sc. West Michigan Railroad, *■ *' " frog of the track on PURE DRUGfl, PATENT MEDICINES, 500 lbs. for Potato Bugs DYE-HTU^FH. On Wednrmlay Maggie 4vhlte, a young lady of 18, attempted suicide by using morphine on account of a quarrel with her lover. Subsdqtiently she tried to cut her throat with a jwir of scissor*, but unsncccMfqlb'. She lived at liapccr. x On Sunday two boys named Walts gad Ihwbner, of Di-troib became cngag. d in a quarrel wjafSTTh^bncr drew n ix>ckrt-knife and severely stabbed M alt* in the right arm. Walls nearly blvd to death before surgical aid coidd be reached, but is now doing well. SCHOOL BOOKS, GROCERIES. ------ IT IB GUARANTEED TO BE THE------- GOOD GOODS! BEST THING IN THE MARKET Frank Meyer, employed at the Star flouring mills at Grand Rnpids, waa ovrrwliclmed nnd smothered to death ir.g suddenly ujxiii --------- FOR---------- him in the bin while ho was preparing to draw it off. Hr "t t.’“ES will lie more difficult to manage. Some Wm. J. Marshall, aged about 28, a trees by tjie roadside, and of the in­ rummrm.l u.-Ur Or Arierbor, A anart. have decidedly rlrcitlnllr Liberal T.ilwral sypatlrirs; Co. of IH mI.J.I.I,.'. -was --- r......... I .Ifanta thrown into the flame* by toe ml apart, Philadelphia, found dead in shirt liayonet*, and of the aged colored others have ao long been denouncing his bed at Sweet's hotel. Grand Rapids, clergymen shot on their knees at fami­ thc Chancellor mi a person of almost June >0to, having shot himself. He H. O. HALE. ly prayers. When perjurers of this c!om anperhuman wickedness that they find | .M* B^lG.nu n!"h/ anniumJtag I are rewarded for tlicir *b|oody particu­ wiexeoneM tuat tney nnd , shall, of Bntdfor.i. N. H.. announcing awiiWAni to tn turn tim. aroundI snddenlv ...JiL.l. ।. his hi* intention to kill Lili himself. l.l,,.u.lC It.. had' I._. lars’ by places in the Custom House it it awkward He is not wonderful that the stream of and accept hia orders. Still thc bulk of I b**u on a terrible spree for several, vraers. null inc utllK ot : honors is so strong and full and perma­ the party have but one intermediate <“y*' nent.” The point I would make is thia, that aim, anethat ia to amend the legisla...... ......... .*S au mill I ar may I . . , .... | there ia .tn immense and increasing toIf ,kr„ 1. ihr b—rfibiandh. A ™apl. ».r. ocrm.JrlM a nl.ldk | dustrial-interest, and an exchange of , . scut >•> the tadic- car. having gut on al ing attained they will willingly snen- i a way station. ’ products lictween the North nnd South ; -..m. never urination which fit.QOO.OOO between the'East and North­ fire>*tbeir indiclinations in regard to toe invisible fascination iraa imriortant matters fMil" ,o b”“Kal>out n roatreteaips, a gen­ Now ready for the Wool Carding Sea­ east, with a probably co’pwpondingly In \- at . ■ -a Hemau from the rear car camo in and i u In National L>iiM*rLilwr- I took a --at immediately behind the son, and better prepared than ever to • u some respects the .Asiitniai large amount to the West and North­ j ala will have no reason to regret the | pair. There waa a shock of surpriseaa ' K , west, that will of itaelf form an inflnnew tilings. Since the estab- । his eve* first fell upon them, and a | cnee of sufficient strength to counteract .. . state - of-------— ----------i 1 Turn tali <H1. any effort of the hot beads to plunge [ of “»e Empire their course I deathly pallor overspread his countcj miner. But thia was for an instant on- j Wool sent by roil will be carded with the South into another rebellion. One I , ” been thoroughly unsatisfactory, ty. Then n flush sii>-oeede«l, ami a weak point of the South is an insuffer- 1 ConTincp<* <bat Prince Bismarck is queer smile Iwgan tn play around the promptncM. and on ail iKu-kages of 10 .H. ^,1-. -U», S I — u £ P-^n., ,, Pioneer Drug Store. The Nashrille Carding Hills is DESTROYING & KEEPING The Bugg from the Potato Vines. 200 lbs. pure PARIS GREEN. Ma TIED J .Notice. Having tuul a life-time experience in the Carding business, and with firstrl.TM machincrv at my command, I feel that I can guarantee perfect satisfac­ tion l« all. Try me nnd see. laliam ka ignorant aa it L arrogant." Five men belonging Gov- Tin easy tor for tt.e the people people of oftoe toe South Soil th to to .... young --------------------—.... ,to v.a v>».1 Meany ernnrent rerveytag expedition got loot (•|«ut-•largriy • of- their ■ -intentions, but on the su-nk- ptam. of Cotorodo. After they can rrodUy acre pt the inevitable, M* a day of waudenng without water, they j iawell illustrated by the recent complete I, *"e rl‘*,cnrt‘ <»« 8t*,n be wcnton,aodtbemanwaaa|»tirutand 1 **“• formed, they have often been evidently interested listener. The pro: compelled to support him in propo- l»l» in «he car Iwgan to perceive that ‘ “U — - — goiugon.' diaupprored. When -hi, ten- !; something j,-£ - unusiinl |wn« f^itd? wiih Fintoil , denc‘«’ have been more than usually | monitor smile Mill hovering about his tM-enlinr smile dteagrectlan to toe beat dtn-ctwu tx- ( |wk-down of the Democrats in Con- i ,1‘— »•*— :------- 1 • L ---------lips mid said defeated Protesting against his I “Y beg pardon, but you »-rm to b? i :|8-** take, and tir_i went nnr vsv. whilr. ____ —When i__________ ... ■ iu thcTr" attempts . I’ bljr lM g*in rhfle greas. « .»h,.v„u. k,n4..i..n. HARDWARE. «... Nashville, Michigan. «l. W. POWLE8. E»,bui- >»“'». “i ■»«'““ >!»? •»" •■■jr1K?5!f?XWi. TS3S,in«. ramp after three of intense suffering asm is valuable even if stimulated by thc courage to art upot, their pnncipl.-A. Bl„i. .hirftni .. around confronted the' Irom thirst. A party hurried out to harangues over the “Lust Cause” by ■ "‘l*i »H their submiasivcurMi the Na- stranger wii ith a Dull id fare and great. , — — — ~ 1 /,.r tl... n,l..r ■ I . XA’1*... v m. .. ... -I----. 1... _ 1__ _ < a aHght . II it.ITl,,,* .-I*,.. , ”**■ *‘*o- b“'l risen to his . iwoai Vt^iuvrais nave imiioMti i.i. ..i.:,—— and ... t— ; --------------u _ unit unciwily looking at thc were dMcwvrred Ire were dead, and conceit of the Southerner, and doe. no , rhwtnn ■ check-------------------------------------on li . arbitrary imprriosia jfeet, Blni,i er, snaxl fl----IIM|,jn< aM,| |M,H ng bv turns. hi 11 ” n •• t. * n od r> <1 ,w 11. ** K “ t r.lshown L. . , that I... , I... i,Giri, • ■ iit"hak . 1 . route . the third lived only long enongh to hurt. With the surrender of the Con- | "»** ho ' >. "My at hut? wrikri< f' drink n little water—the first la five [ federate anniea at Richmond in 1«U5 1 tottcrly repented theni-crashy of acting ; t’tr woman. daya at about the same time >30.000 ; Um. pennancury of the government wW» “’em. That be wHl be able to re}}”• stranger was cool and impertnr to” ,o *»y ‘be death of a relative wa. assured and nothing more determ- . ‘"its full extent thc old reaction- । j-j not expect to sec me. did i »n Baltimore. inate than its coutiunance and grow to. P**r*°d ia improbable but the whole ; yon ?” „ . ’,* ’T** 7 T . I An a anggvstion to those persons at ’ <odc of toe Government will Iwcome 1 ’ "Heaven knows 1 $d uot oxclaim- ■ The Khedive of Egypt baa Iwn de- j „ -• rtfa , I mole opposed to Liberal aims. While i f*’ P*.’ ’“'’p W,h'*ScI?* ,h® tcar# I r-d. TH. Jj-U- U W.U .< « -X!. •" -.»«A.H.UX “Well, it’s not tiniisnnl. 1’eopleoften | Ibe immenae debt pthri upby that ral- ia .,nipa,hy wUh thr of the * La* referred with ineremwri vigor, meet under peculiar cirvumstaneea. I rr. The "’oury was borrowed Princi- npjrro MmJ fearfni of further etvil “ D"t impossible that some startling snpnoM- you are on vour bridal tour?” ! The lady envereu her face with her j pally trow hngtaml and France tor the convulsions, that tliey are ready to ar- ! oaneeariomi may be made to theSocialhands and sank bark into brr Beat. She ' rarrying out of great prqjeeta to which j General Grant as a new Moses to irt spirit. Prince Bismarck turcte vieliad already liegith tn sob hysterically. ' 1b«e rountoea are interested. The a pjomurd ]anfl . flrM tjie I lente with violence; but the main prin"I happened along this way by mere u , of I continued reports of "outrages” are the Socialist, that it is the duty chance, continued the stranger. "I J .?i.^?® largely manufucturwl to order for IMl. <'f toe .State to provide productive m­ am going West to Ix-adville. 1 thought I would try mid do something for the ? iwS1* u* w«« Aarkcy. If purpo^,. thc skillful brandish- “ociationa of workmen with capital, he rhildren. imuunuch as yon hava left us. 1 p?rtlUo“ 1 »ng of of toe "bloody shirt” has thus b*” considerable sympathy, and many But I trust yon will not let this acci igdouui and toe knockingdownof । far th<> mfan)l of taring a suf- 1 membera both of toe Conservative and dental meeting disturb your enjoy­ it .ill brTJ^Ld flrlrnt number of Northern votes to have expnes« 4 a certain ment.” The woman was moanjng in abject .r ^bcape.i y [eoutinne in coutinne office many uutcrapulons 1’’king for it. Even if no direct steps to office many unscrupulous ’ misery. scheme 1 “•I wWi you all sorts of .............. happiness. "machine - that are both Huumiic ” politicians puiuiciaua-ituu noui should be taken to carry out the mu-mv ......... —, Mid niia WU.. hb™. b, . . .. . = l ma lartire nnu gcntienie.i. facing tiarlv : the tliM general I.,I.it ,i. liimtions Ugations lx*il>ir Iwing thnidt thrust npon noon the th,- Rtate. 1 —around _...^.i to .tlw i.— spretalora. “is ___ my ranaP*«y; habit .< at ,1.* the South ana until nurir that uiai section' aecuon waa waa fro. rree I — -------------------—■ al U “ K™’-™11.' recognised tliat the work way wife him! brr lover. Tlieyare very ami until lately <-------------------*rr^,n< «««w«dcd flre-.rm,- the and thin — turning ofrobbesa A new nnr however haa most total disregard (or human life. administrative reform in Prussia, the nice people, - ” -— away top rr,.r.J lu narer b, , mrtkol.rlr Tl" of whiAr, “ object >i~< of which “ is K> to fuatar loal local n ener„. stalked ont, leaving the guilty couple alone in their humiliation and shame. At the next station they quit the train. —Dearer .Vrtcs. tawsoas and burned toe buildimn. for grrMXc*t not on,r snffrrer*. , lafck J bat it han never been vnconragwl tiw sake of stealing things worth leaa Thc tor “outrages" lies ''trough by their chief, and. If he ran, he will An exchange thinks the time will cer­ than fiadO, Gov McCreery says, to a thc chxaiucl of "tote courts. If thc ne- ' unquestionably prevent it from being tainly come when men will go flying through the air. Ami soda we. It will ;w.wtamn.iro. offering a reward, that to oh‘aia protection through | «rioualy resumed in bis time. Among come when three or four men handle a ’ Keutncky eaanot afford to let the erim- ' courtM b*" **tion toe road is op- , tbv LI tramontanes, and among aome of keg of nitro-glyceriue as a Imggage . . ■*,*cn tnr Ivin, Into emigrate to ottar _ _ . 1 niriro f■ ik_».. for him Btatea “»««• Mgoted Protestants, theret-fis' smasher handles a trunk. But they where justice is more impartially ad-1 * *trong feeling that some limit to onid will go flying through the air so rapidly ministered. | be put upon the free dlscnmion of rc- and u. so many pieces tout they won’t enjoy the trip worth a cent. Thc figures given above, with many ' Bgious questions. The Ulwrals are that «-vcn this demand tnay I* man. Hr waa engaged to marry Miss otlwre that might be included, demon- ! Oliver Yax. an employe altha Marine strata that-toe improvement in that j K^antcd ; but Prince Bismarck will Itakto a Wealthy girt. She pointed romliUun of the South industrially, cd-! aanction a measure which, as what she thought was an empty pistal at him, mid toot him to the face, dia- ncatomally, and morally, from their ,w> weU knows, would aliens to from flgsttog him terribly, filw now refuses complete financial rain and thorough bim tb* *',ll‘re cultivated publicufGer_____ mint. A tar tn<in> snrinna danMar la to keep the engagement, saying that ; iLrarriwCinn nt »k*l^ MM-h an ugly husband would moke her qnent upon the war with the added in­ that be will be able to maintain, if not cubus of right years of carpel-bag gov­ to increase. the existing military bur­ ernment under the Grant regime, Ium dens. Inordinary eireuinstances, the been o« rapid as could lie expce&ed and meat dodle majority might prove rest­ all things considered ia hopriil and cn- ive in the treatnx nt of so vital a ques­ eouragiag. The evils so much com­ tion; but as an ample re ven no will be plained of in that section are transitory provided bv t>w* new tariff, the Chan­ and in time will cure themselves. The cellor evidently anticipate. no great fostering of a sentiment among the difficulty in applying it m hr chooses. The Liberals could not make n more manse, that shall demand a more boa profitable use of the independency tbev have acquired, than by resisting to the PIONEER STORE! New Goods New Goods! Weave now receiving our Spring-Stock. The first installment of BOOTS and SHOES! HATS AND CAPS 5 Are in stock, and more following until 00 । line, in all its departments, is complete. LOOK OUT FOR NEW “AD." SOON. ®I Cl T . ------------ -------- —AINSWORTH & BROOKS, — T xxrtmroir L. J. WHEELER. o n —™ Farmers ? Farmers ? Why will you. pay men for traveling around the coun­ try to sell you If'AJR.’M. GRAINS TOOIL-S, when you can come direct to Nashville and buy of JOSEPH M. WOOD. And put the extra pay in your own pocnete? ing. a Mexico rede into the ahotadi. SaM ■**’ with a long, henry sabre, killing WB AM HEADQUARTKRS FOR Reapers, Mowers, Horse h M»n 8afrt ri Dahu witl tkea. H ' WagonB, Road Scrapers, Com Plows, Harrows, and airkinds of Castings, AT WAY DOWN I DOWN! DOWN! PRICES «nKWfirrn a biumhc*. J. M. WOOD HO PATENT NO PAT. �Ipeise BMTsea a THE SPRING TBADE !„ ’ Slpe<31MlUe» forWTDs •M- IMMENSE STOCK rr* For Harvest Giove* go to Qaamvu's. KUlDSttTVO PRESCRIPTIONa, or NKW GOODS JUST OPENED AT Pit ledicises, Chemicals, it. We are manufacturer's agent* tee Ayer’s, Greta's and Shiloh . Medi. im *. Rapids 0*1 Tuesday- T he Long Brick Dye Btuflk I WoodMod OSBteT WWraMtoeaee Bspt. Es2S&S?3i Thillto Holler and Lemuel Smith ap will be .pared ia the effort to make Liu. ►RT8, DRY GOODS, OARPETS, TOILET ARTICI.KR. COMM. BRUSHES. 80APB, Ac BOOTS AND SHOES . lynx. Thc opinion of hunter, in genEF For Pure Faria Greer iDYAICE IN PRICES from the region of the “Great Lake." Sctoxd. eloarcl on Friday tart, nd sow tho village urchins will sort ’o run things for the next two mou ths to come. New field, Ohio, U thc identical chap that in Nashville, formic. Alsc visited Nashville last Saturday even­ ing. and while there filled np with “fool ranL Daring the forenoon Mrs. B. ed thc second time she mi reed her little toother and sister* and Inquired for them. Her mother told her that two of them bad gone to a neighbor's to pick bore to pick cherries, and directed the some radishes fur dinner. Dinner was over, but the child obeyed, and aa »l>c rying it with her. She soon returned ing chair, a corpse, with the implement a neighbor’s, and in frightened, broken accents told the fearful news. which spread like srUd-fire and people Hocked from every direction to the horrible scene. Tbwr feelings can better be imagined than described when upon entering the house they found, not only the mother in the condition described by the daughter, but under the atair- of the little girls, lying across each oth­ er atone dead, exhibiting a fearful much da. her former home. When she re­ turned it was Aupimacd ahe had recov­ ered, but within a few days previous insanity. _____________ C. W- Snrra. GF Don’t forget the Hastings New ‘roccsa Flour at the feed store On Sunday afternoon last, tve com­ of munity waa shocked by the announce­ ment of thc death uf Mra. Reynolds, wife of J. J. Reynolds, who died very of Residences in any part of the Kwtei suddenly at 1 o’clock p. m. Mrs. Cath­ on short notice. Al*o Family Grouj erine Reynolds waa born Sept. 7th, 1843, taken at your owp homes. All ord in Kalamo. She waa the first white left at our gallery in Nashville will child born in tho north-west quarter of the town. Her father, David McDerby, moved on 8ec. 17. being one of the first IV A big lot of Parawtls which I will settle:* of the then unbroken wilder- ecll-cheap to close out, ncH*. Mrs. Reynolds was highly es­ teemed by all who knew her, always Deal fair and aquare with everyone. Kkllogo, Dkmakat Co. of thc first to visit the sick, and by her | rvaily and willing hand to prejian- the many dainty morsels which all know is so necessary to the invalid. Her pleas­ ant, smiling face will no more; her .voice will never more be heard in thc P1"**- The Chriatian Sunday School held its Supt., Mra. L. O. Crocker; Bnowx. THORNAPPLE LAKE ITEMS. 11m. Good Rio Coffee for *1.00. Kerom no Oil, 93 eta- a gallon. fl I''“UM.; Utajnu. lluu. A“**tjh-' *.''la I>urkr«: M...ir^ ISrirtor. Mr. <» A. Trumra; "rCTn.... The fifteen mile walk between the Belle Truman; Asst. Orgaimat Ida pedestrians. Hager and Caton, for a Woolcutt; Artist, HattitfAustin. purse of *13 per tide, at the Opera I —--------— — House, on Saturday evening, proved to ‘ Never Too Old. be an totexqstiag affair and waa quite Tia said that down in Assyria liven a J «>yeJy attended. At A33 the contest- man of seventy who not only fell in love. f?* Beautiful derigns in Rings, Pina, Chain., &c., at Boise BitOfi. | Erery afternoon and evening. Firat floor door north of Wolcott Wolcott', ’s hardware, hardware. Social., festivals and fam Dire rappl led fV Grain Cradles repaired, and lhe celebrated Palmer Cnufle, all made by hand, for sale at the foundry. J. M. Wood. ,.. SEE T“E “ ................................ CV 5 cts. buy. a good pair of Ho*e r a fine Linen Handkerchief nt were showered at the victorious Hager, from ladies in the gallery. After tho completion of the walk Hager garc an exhibition mile, making it in seven minutes and fourteen seconds, which is claimed to Iw the best time for a single A serinu, affray occurredin Assyria »o insensible, nnd haa laid in a partial Laat Saturday was a good day for tramps in Assyria, as everybody had gone to Battle Creek to see the circmi. While W. Pratt and family were doing thusly, a tramp entered their house. j nncourciocis stu]K>r erersiuce. At first it wa* thought that two of his ribs. Just I below the shoulder blade, were fractur’--------------_ cd, but‘-----now*this uccms~ doubtful. Phy­ sicians say his recovery ia doubtful, but cannot tell precisely what hi. in ter­ •nd dozen eggs, and a bag containing rud injuries arc. The stupor ia caused 100 lbs. of flour. by concttiMion of the brain. Patriot. cutting grass from the fence corner* of Our Eation’s Birth-Dsy.v WOODLAND ITEMS. Ths glorious Fourth to upon us, bar J. Lee and wife have returned from ing been ushered ;n miiLt thc booming of cannon, anvils, fire-arms and thc Allegan. nippers some cfcUdzruw-re carrying by ringing of bells. The day dawned Johnny B. you want to look a little and threw it with a trcmeuduon* force beautifully and the gathering crowd out when you rake hay next Sunday. al Ashley, it cutting through his shirt betokens an immense attendance, and A. B. Barnuni and Miss 1 loagv Joined their hantla in holy wedlock, on thc 34lh proudly from every pinnacle, and only nlL thirty lemonade and ice-cream stands The South Jordan school, under the and five bowcry dances are required to instruction of E. G. Holbrook, closed furnish thc crowd with refreshments on Thursday. Athearn is lying is a serious condition who ordered him to quit, saying he waa not entitled to the grass. Wordscnsu- School Report. Report of the NaahriUc Union School Mr. and Mra. Friend D. Soules dC for the term ending June 97th, 1879: Barry ville. tisisbrals'd their stiver wed goodly quantity of valuable silver- 194 riding he will leave his brother and sis- No. ofpupilf tardy............................. No. of minutes lost by tardiness.. No. cases of corporal puniAhnwut. 03 7W 8 J visits from patrons tngqlub, They held their sac* GO TO THE NEW STORE OF WILSON I HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott House.) Regardless of the recent advance THESE GOODS HAFF. BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. AS TO OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE! DRERS GOOD88 in BUNTINGS (all color.) CASHMERES (all color.) BERRETTS. NOVELTIES, GRANDINES, (in stripe*) PIQUES, VIC. LAWNS, LUSTERS, ALPACAS, CHAM BRYR, LINENS. I’S’H POPLINS QUALITY There ia NO BETTER. GROCERIES rad FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE BOOTS AND SHOES, INotions, Etc. And For Prices, IF YOU WANT COMPETE WITH COXPETITIOk ! By fnir.aqunre dealing I expect a continuance of past favors, and solicit I patronage from all parties who pay when they agree to. Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. D. C. GRFFITH You deserve to suffer, and if you lenX' miserable, unsatisfactory life in tnia world, it i* entirely your own fault and ttore a* onlv one excuse for you,—your unreasonable prejudice andiikcpticisni. which has killed tbooMUxls. Personal knowledge and common acuac reaaonComplaint, or Dyspepsia, with all ita miserable effects, such as sick toadache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveoesa, dizziness of thc head, nervous prostration, low .pitits, etc. Its sales now reach every town in thc Western ('outlncnt and not a drnggiat but will tell you of its wonderful cure*.. You can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cts. Three doaes will relieve you. Sold to Boise Bros. kind of a song we might expect from him, at this time of Gospel temperance As cheap aS can be bonght WILSON A HOWE. THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. We are pleased to announce that we are prepared to turn you out any kind of job, from the ORDINARY BUGGY To The FINEST PHAETON, Bret Prist, siannfact’d € Hervnbene Cottenadre ti I. full to overflowing with SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, CANNED GOODS, And in fact a full line of SJ Pearl** Carpet Wt.-p Casapkb Thax You Can Get Elsewhere, STAPLE AMD FAN CT GROCERIES! 20 Heavy TwU'd Ticking, 134 “ 1* Our White Dress Goods at 7 cts. is a Bargain. OUR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IS COMPLETE. KERI8CO KID, in button. AMERICAN KID in button and lace, GLOVE CALF, in lace, PEBBLE GOAT in but. and lace. Groceries ? Quality considered. At pricca to suit the majority. We run in connection with our business. Crock’ry <£• Glassware ---- G!----' A FIRST - CLASS. TRIM SHOP If you need anything in the TRIMMING line, call and sec us, for we can do IRING Our .35 and 50 ct Teas quality I can, and will, do aa well by you aa any firm in Barry or Eaton coun­ ties, Call and get my pi tees on any­ thing in my line Ivfore making yon purchase, nnd I will do you good. X hare, in connection with my stere, n NEAT LITTLE MEAT MARKET, Where at all times you can find a good , Mipnly of all kind, of Fresh and Halt Carefully attended to, and satifactiun given every time. Meats, including Botognas. DrMBvrf, I Fresh and Salt Fish. Give me a trial and to good Goods, f7* Hoping to receive a liberal share of‘your patronage, and thanking you low prices an<f fair dealing I will en­ deavor to merit your patronage and ! gootl will. EV All kinds <rf Produce, Hides and । Sheep Pelt taken at the Market Prioe. EUGENE COOK. FULL LINE. Are sold with the priviledge of return­ ing. if not satisfactory, and your money will to refunded. ■ Your. Respectfully, CHAD. W. SMITH. The New FURNITURE House SPRING MILLINERY. ---- toA— province without firing a gun. No. of > ons of the finest sod m! in The annual meeting of School Dis­ trict No. One, of the township of Cas­ tleton, for thc election nf school dis trict officers, and for the transaction of such other buainess as may lawfully come before it. will be held at the school house on Monday evening, July 7th, at 7j o'clock r. m. Dated thlk 90tt» day of June 1879. H. A. Barber, Director. The house was filled on Sunday We call your attention to a new and morning and evening to towr the Rev. deservedly jMipular t<-m|>erancc song. “ Iu*bor and Walt," music by D. 8. Holland ha. fell into thc hands of other* nay that the Am tri can troop. No. of girt# enrolled.... Total No, srawltod........... Average No. belonging... STOCK OF SPRING GOODS which must and will be .old for the DOMESTICS NOTICE. 83vsr Wedding. goods™ Paraaola, Embroderiea, Silk Hradker- At Truman’s Store. Tnunpa. NEW GOODS! HOSIERY her right arm. midway between the el- I violent jar. Hyde waa not injured. But bow and wrist. Dr. Griswold set the Hogan, more unfortunate than hia partlioib. j ner, must have struck on some timber Respectfully, riah to call thc attention of the Public to my Splng and Summer Jous H Sql'IKR, assignee of the late ' firm of Benedict A Son at Vermont„nl ,u>. < rille, will sell .. at ^.r...... auction on July 7th. . . t. thrlt “,orlt «*«* dwtll,, coh* k '? . , o Th . ‘ I' “noW “oW 10 their own ca- j Barrels Butter Tuba, Egg Crates nnd . noe,T’etc’ ! numerouaothcr articles. IN all the LATEST LESIONS. | Harvest in near and haying progresa<V Drop in and those Nobby i ' eth finely, while saw log* disappear. Paraaola at Trumax’s. ; But that’s nothing to do with the 4th of j j-p. I)onvt f~thaT^ur Woven | July which is near st hand and Wire Mattresa at *7.50 lathe double rata commenced the walk and coded at ■ with a woman of twenty, but i. hope- ’which will bo observed “dacently" with , weave and the best Mattress maaufac10.43, thc fifteen miles being covered in I ful that *hc will marry him. fireworks, bowery dancea, etc. I Warranted for ten year*. No 7 ...... . *ingie weave inferior article will stand • At Morgan * baat-bouac on Saturday the test. Kklloqg, DnnuriCo. 'a. m ui....it i. ’SEE tb^5S5SS6^eweb. etght minute*, and _ the sixth twelfth miles in t*30. the longest mile (the thirteenth) being covered in -40:10. Hager was eel back four lap.and Caton G. A. TRUMAN. HAVING RECEIVED ITS SECOND invoice of ry All the I attest Styles of Furni- “Put a toad on him." That's what Secretary, ’ । 'Gene ’po*rs to do to tho “edgennsn" » Lowest Prices of any Ho ise in the Country. -FOR------ visitor. She leaves behind to mourn her Iom a husband and three children, one an infant. Iler aged father and mother, and also four aiater. and two ttnnmri election last Sabbath, when tl>e following officer* were elected: Super­ intendent, Mrs. G. A. Truman; Asat. j Boston Store! IV Read carefully Wm. A. Atlsvobth’s price list: 40 Bars Soap only *1.00. ter, Mrs. F. Upham, reside, in Kalamo. We noticed tx^ylre workmen engaged ip sight ot the old homestead. The upon Ainsworth ‘A Brooks’ new eleva­ armpathie. of tho community arc all atpeechlcaa on the floor, was the third, a tor, on Wednesday. The body of tho with the heart-stricken husband and . girl, with an ugly wound in thc Lack of building is i* nearly completed and the father, in his bereavement. The funother work ia being pushed forw-fhl at | eral was held at the Crowell school I the head. How the unfortunate, insane mother a rapid rate, the infection tieing to have i house on Monday afternoon. Rev. N. L. I thcatrncturc ready for borine** by Jn- i Brockway officiating. A large con- I obtained the revolver with which to ac­ complish her own and berchildren’aite- ly 15th, when Nashville will have the ' course of relatives and friends assem- ! finest and most systematic elevator on i bled to pay thc last sad farewell, and' thc line of thc G. IL V. R. R. follow the di-ccased to her last resting ( unsolvcd. About a year ago Mr*. B. showed MfiS Day Lxto»w Good Book, for the Home Circle. to all hands to be a little more earefnL' <arvfesa aa they grow older. C. Clever returned to this village, Thursday evening, after an extended trip through Illinois, looking for a new location, feeling the truth of,the old adage, “There', no place like home." Tho News publishes to-day the full particulars of tho terrible tragedy which occurred on Wednesday; no other paper containing a line in regard to it. Thia ia whU wo would term en terprisc. ■ Harvest is upon us. A. W. Phillips, living a couple of miles east, commenc­ ed cutting wheat, with one of C. C. Wolcott's bran new “Cbampiona," on Wednesday, being the first to comharvesting in this section. Rev. F. W. Dickinson preached an excellent Sermotf at tho Christian Church last Sunday, on the following subject: “Christ tho Great Moral Pow­ er The text may be found in St. Luke 14^3, and read, aa foUowa: “Did not our heart burn within us while bo talk­ ed with us by tho way." Mr. Dickininaon will [uvach again aa usual next Sunday afternoon. (Trisunnd Fmn.) WINDOW SHADES, eu.n-A.x^co^^ That's thc place to buy to the fold.” then away they started to dinner. NOTINS, CROCKERY, &c., 20 per cent med free, cheap drew, and. it U feared, mortally woundad another ; the oldest Mog a bey of WALL PAPERS ud BORDERS. HATS AND CAPS, city Bee Hive. Freeport, the wife of a highly respect- did run smooth, consequently Ac. FINE______ __ count of the killing of a large animnl, thia life UM Sunday. Dye Stuflk f SURGICAL IN! 8BOULDE1 M- Ran. RARRTTILLE ITEMS. B. Hill, and are Just aa full of stirring temperance sentiment as tho mtitic is REMEMBER stamps. to Mos. 8. E. Grave.*, Hast* inga Mteh., and this beotiful pi«ce of That these Goods must be Sold at once, regardless of the late advance. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & C<s Still on Earth _____ ________ BOSTON STORE. COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &C„ &C. Mias Era E. Parker of SturgiaJ ia vis­ iting here old home and friend, here. Barber Mrad lost the best horse of hia team last Thursday morning, which Millinery ud Fucj GMds! - - OF THt-JLatest Styles & Patterns wan «ffl to sate SI • ait^t S«SMM M ssst. x>m» Makin<, Cxxttln* aaA Fite ting in all ths branch—. UespeMfuUy. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & CO. —The Hastings furniture firm of Sal- MUSICAL! VIENNA BAKERY, aardly a picayune. Hastings, wan entered bye previous to his removal to Leslie. by Bartow, at burglar. JOHN BERNER, Mc.umoog— fi ait os; TO CONUMrTlvI. CHEAPEfi THAI EVEH BEPOfiE rr C an at Dr. Rnrtter’s. �perminL Pul tbs raixtere into a botite Mfltetentty large to bold h, cock tt t ighlly. shake it *’---------- ------------ ’ *—‘*— tec lartsffectedf is intended for only. B09-mott-'_______ _____ ________ term’ is upon do, ears should be taken to avoid excessively heating the blood. stroke. They who are temperate and hygienic in their eating and drinking arc much less liable to aan-streko than .......................... ' “ they want," boilin* four ouiiom of quonnia chit h*Ui --------------------- I much easier from the attack tliau the drinkers. Thia ia the testimony of ali physicians of experience. Tho treat­ ment of one who baa been sun-struck is similar to that required in apoplexy, aa the bniin-congriition is similar. Cold laxU which will explode the moment it alilutious over ths whole {tenon and ico touches the water and overwhelm in flames a hoatils fleet. Indeed, the by many physician*, chemist reduces thc world to its orig­ strong, robust pen inal and primal element*. For him, majority of cases wot even more than for the engineer, noth­ snch treatment. A ing is impossible. He can take life, ia to make fot appEr .-----------but he csxiuot give it He can level nate hot and cold. If hot water can not the city with the plain, but he cannot be obtained at first, bathe the head with build it agun. He can create prussic tepid water, and, with the hand* moist­ acid, but he is ignorant of its antidote. en erk rub thoextremities, the Deck, aud He ia like the fisherman who rashly the whole length of the spine, rubbing opened the vessel sealed with the ring ir a downward direction to draw bk>od from the head. As soon La boiling water can be obtained, put a dry blanket around the body, then wring flannels from thc hot water and apply them quickly to tlie region of the stomach, liver, bowels, and spine over the blankH; dao immerae the feet iu hot water. t « i ... i ui “r W7BP them in hot flannels aa far as Oo ou. Mr. Tra.,™. l^po.1 b» lh, cold of water atod six ounces of soft soap. With this syringe the foahM. are m remarkable for their vanity m for their ability. Victor Hugo ia known all ovsr Europe tar his colomal egotism, no lea* than for hi* patriotism, and the EogUah novelirt, Charka Beads, who lisa struck powerful blows for great re­ forms, is aa absurdly vain and irritable under criticism as a school-girl. Tennyson ia said to have a very hearty sfiprccmtion of hia own xork. He »omruu>c*- reads Ma poems aloud, intoning them aa Englteh pastor* do the church service. A select party of friend* wi re invited to bear him nail "the Idylls of thc Kings’ before they were nublishcd. The poet read, anil the aniiirnce listeuod in rapt silence. One lady, however, annoyed him by crying.out from time to time, "Oh, wonderful! beautiful! sublime!’ He turned on her fiercely at last. “Of course it is sublimeT he growled, in his deep taut*. “Who doubt* it?" At the close of one of the tincat «** Clxximo tux Haul—T. Kake haff a pint of soap-suds with pure white soap and warm VU*0hi— -----------morning; but before ar.i inga, will find at last that brains, like the whole scalp well wk land, will run out.-—dWon* "Eathbfeu Wfo forms Ma foUjfrtir Emrimtiv................... . bristle-br a will, let Tar man who farms bis brains to DBOGS.IEDIClJBuiCBniClU, ticfc-B may foU. After this opcratioa is flnhhcd.|kfli the ends of the bristles on'the M&u-tht or oti a Ixiard. next pam the coarse part of the combthrough tlie bristiea; next bruid* or flap tlie lutir J^ENBY A. GOODYEAR lock and forth with the hand, until no dust is seen to fall; Item ~ .................... of the fingers dyqu-d in t rub tho fluid Xito thc *ca ___ _____ the root* of the hair; do this paticatiy aud tlwrwnghly: finally, rinse with dear ( water, and aliaorb aa much of the water • from tho hair aa poMubte with a , dry ( cloth.diup (after allowing the hair tit । dry a 11 CUb Wire by evaporation, but every five or eight minutes for half an < "Go onT he thundered, noTto'dry'ontirely) dn-** it u usual, hour or more, then remove them and , heavens, madam, who could go apply cool water in the same way. either । tieda of two rows thc bnish Mtould fo always, under dl circumstances, passing strain like that?" bs lu-I •v«w'soieyiMi\Hi, b<U* tb rattier a by « ol towels or by sponging with cool < set on the outauh', the tops leaning a tbc comb through the hair aiowty and Benton, the statesman, poraw ticklish positeon to approach, as the gently, ao aa not to break any one off. md rub the surface I ^“n _ | little toward each other. deer occupied a good point of observa­ .in, u. b»j »»ui! j ob>rt, or i ar out any one by thc root*. 2. inordinate vanity, which showe lightly and bri AttxxtioK to little things about the ss simply as ' '” tion on toe spur of a very high ridge. a glow ia produ___----------------------- . ।farm, aa in any other bnainrea, is wh»l Ammonia ahoald not lie aand on tho Almost brealblrei with eagerness to hair; ii injures the glaa* and softneso. hearing him. a year or two before bis tirnt can a wallow, give hot water to horizon sppewr to be passing in the contrary dicectioa, thoac nearest having increases thc profits. Plenty ot eggs, a causing the hair to become harsh and dcuh. addrewa a large assemblage of bring down so fine a pair of antlers, he aai'l he'got «lown on hiahands and knees of huoianity a good d«sl~rtMigiier *tban few chicken*, a few calve*, a colt or two dry. The l>e*t way to cleanse the hair young men. He dosed by an urgent drink—plenty of it—with occasional the greatest velocity. Consequently if bits of ice, or sipa of cold water. could easily fo found even anu>ng«t the help out wonderfully. If some of tlie the attention be fixed upon"anv object apjtra! to them to avoid the use of al] and he ’•crope, and be cropc, and he "roughs" of that wftolc region. It was perquisites arising arc given to thc chib •nd keep the scalp healthy is to l-cst SrRAllta.—These are among the more at some distance from the line, all objects stimulants, and to study close the his­ tatam. •» niotac hS>rry ."‘'1 ,'l"k' tjJ *■' h“1 dren fur the core iiestowrd, they will up a freah vgg and rub it well into the tory of current events. common accident* and are more serious beyond will relatively appear to be mov­ hair. or. if more convenient, rub it into cheerfully help in the garden, and inn* tho hair without lieaUug. Rub the rgg “I have but one argument to submit and painful than la commonly supposed. ing forwards with the train, while objects TOb.u.m ibu, ,r b. kill I-"’"’ T‘*u • another important item ia aiidcd to the in until a lather is formed; occasionally te you in favor of thia course, but that A broken leg or arm is often more read­ nearer sppear to be moving l«ckwards. d~. be~«U—^r r>.b^,*hTl: (or lb. well-being of tho family. ily cured than a ■{■rained anile or wrist. Thc combined effect ia to make the landwet thf IiOimIi in Warm water, softened In sprain*. thc tendons, ligaments, and hcn|H- appear to be revolving centrally Ton (TO plants should nevar pu - jd- with borax; l«y the time thc lather is the progress of events from day to day soft {arete around thejoint are stretches.! lowcd to lie ba tbb ground ; tln'r giro formed ___________ thc scalp ia clean; then rinse since I was a boy. J have never used and perhaps torn. The first thin* to round whatever point we fix our attenhiss and inferior fruit, and it will ripen । *the ’ egg all ’1 out in a basin of warm water, tobacco nor spirituous liquors. In con­ l»e done ia to place tho sprained jiart in Ma always seems to fall obliquely (ex­ be carried, homo the huge bank a*■! lata if they do. Tho Ix-ai way i» to containing co-*----—- a tabiospoouful of jxiwdervd sequence," stepping forward and draw­ the straight or natural {>osition, and to triumph. And, sure enougti, he kept4 Ixirax ; after that rinse in one clear. ing himaelf to hia full height, “you see ; keep it perfectly quirt until the injured cept in a very strong gala in the di­ Glancing aliarply around, the .acene rection of the train’s motion) in a direc­ bis resolve; having bcm thus paid to folate you— Thoma* Hart Benton T waa certainly anything nliniLtd-encour ­ wire or of wooden ktrpa. Every branch tion opposite to that of the motion of If vanity, even when justified by keep it—so he seemed to consider ik aging. The root* contained oi ly a should bo tier! np, and, later, when a Ou another occasion I happened to great abilities and well-earned fame, To redne> the inflammation, warm ap­ tbc train. Hnt if another train happens couple of rough benches drawn up on quantity of fruit la formed, the tipa bv at the house of an old settler—aa pinched off; you will then be surprised makes a man a ludicrous object, buys plications are in moat cases the l>eet for to pass in an opposite direction, and we Different waters, like different dis­ and girls may judge how offensive it is 1 thc first three or four days, and may be look out at this and follow it with our osoal a devotee to the riflor-one who either aide of the roughest ot fire­ places, on one of which rat tlie master ease*, require different treatment to pur in them when there is neither ability 1 npplicd in the following manner : Dip eyea, rain-drops falling lietwecn the two thought it m a general thing “ranch , von can gather from a single plant. In 1 a good-sixed piece a! flannel into a pul trains will seem to be flying forwards cawier and better to shoot meat out of the bntiM* and bis wife, both evidently । lieu of a trellis, you can use low, spread­ ify them; and all waters, no muter how • the worse "fpr wbudyi, whijc squat­ impure they may be, cui he made quite or liaain full of hot water or hot poppy with ourselves. If we stand upon the the woods than to be at the trouble to ted <>/s&tdHtob the 'fi<xir. sronnd a keg ing broil to raise the plants Iran tfo pure for drinkingor other domestic pur­ fomentation -six poppy heads boiled in platform of a station and watch a train raise it J" nnd tbe way in which he in -srat liquor, were three wild-lojking ruf­ ground, but it ia not so efficient. pose* without ilistillation, providing the one quart of water fur alxmtji qn trier approach, the end of the engine appear* came temptation would Lave given him. When coffee was retailed in its natural Ilr.CEjrr analysis at die Conn oct'cut proper materials be used, and sufficient of an hour-, w ing it almost dry and ap- to enlarge or swell as it approaches and under all the cireuiastance*,' a high fians playing cards by the light of the condition, and rosxled in small lo.'sover Expcrunenl Hlation of about a d.nen ..^.uu.ru>„lu(irnJll,I.i, u, „ol jdy it over the sprained part. Then occupies a larger area ol the field of vis­ niche in the temple of New England pine torches with which ,thc firejdace differwht specimens of oorn-foddiir, cut | in r4any samples of water I have found the kitchen fixe, imperfect beans and place another piece of flannel (quite ion. Conversely, the end of the last car Puritanism. He had a corn-field made was snpplied. impurities were picked out by hand. Keating himself, for no one bode him at different periods, give the highest distillation to lW die cheapest and dry) over it, in order that the steam cfs retreating train appears to shrink of a “deadcuing that is trees killed With wholesale roasting more expedi­ amount of albuminoids te that cut Aug. quickest mode of purifying them. All and warmth may not l icapc. This down and contract aa it diminishes in by “girdling" and left to tall at their welcome, wiulc thc card-players glared a of carbo-hydrates 9. -s. . *_ »o •»._» that cut. Sept. u . niters in use tliat 1 am aware of only tious methods were nceecsary, and ma­ proceM should iw repeated as often as apparent magnitude. An observer at leisure—aud, pestered greatly *a he wxi on him curiously and suajuciouxly, in a 25, and tho highest dignalible ratio to a punfy the water from solid impurities chine* were invented to do the work the path nt feels tliat the flannel next some light elevation above a railroad, by txxxM, his old dug one Bunduy sample that was harvested in 1877. mechanically suspended in the water. with greater economy and dispatch. to his skin is getting cold—the oftencr seeing two trams pass along tlie lines moruing “treed “ seven up a big cotton seated herself by Til* aide, saying: Analysis shows a much larger |>eremt* The following is I’description of a filter From thia neceaaary operation to the in­ the Itetter. If. however, the patient find " Stranger, whatmought beyvur busi ­ simultaneously in opposite directions, wood which stood about the center of ago at ash in awscl corn than in the or­ that I have often used, which purifies vention of processes for jtolisliing in­ cold or tepid water more comfortable, it ness in these parts?" the patch. The ‘noise brought out the will receive the impression of one long ferior goods, to make them look like dinary field varictiia, which confirmed foul water from organic impurities aa should be ured. If the swelling be train moving round a circle. Com|>rlle<l to answer so direct a ques­ old man and hia boys, anil there were prime coffees, was but a step. The thc general opinion Llial it ia much more well aa from suspended solid*. Take great, cold water should be applied, i tho “peaky varmints,* sleek, fat, tempt­ tion, and wauling -Ume to collect his poorer grades of coffee were washed in exhaustive than common field corn. Aa . The Cost of Raising a Bey. “ TMl ' ■’ perforated Tbc diet should be nourishing, ami not ing, perched about in tbe forks of thc idea* fe> au'ufvrla p^idoa.hp^swcred : colored water, and then treated to a the stalk increrees in ag. it* feeding' follow, and '“ I am hunting lost sheep, madam." tending to constipate the fowels. The heaviest tax tliat can be imposed tree, ftid with a wholesome fear of fall­ ‘------ ■ ■ • charcoal; of annual on tho top of tliat cqune of polishing with powdered soap­ When the knee is the joint affected, upon a nation ia one tlutt u paid in hu­ “ Lord I husband “ —was her next ex- value diminishes. ing into the iaws ot old Bounce below stone, which gave the Iw-ans thc glcav-y spread a layer of iron filings, borings th* greatest pain ia felt at the inside, man lirre. From whatever point of and apparently disposed to stay there. clauuUion. “ I Iwt anything that the Tire use of salt in the care of farm or turnings, tlie finer the belter, mixed aud flinty appearance of flrat rate coffee am! therefore the fomentations should view the subject may lie regarded, this The family wanted the “meat" badly, be­ jld black ram tliat waa oVcr here last animals seems to aid an economical di­ with charcoal dust; on tho top ol the and covered up all defects. The natural mainly Im> applied to that part. When conclusion is irreoistibln If wo look st sides suitable revenge for numberless week belong* to this here atranger." result waa to make all honest dealers the shoulder is sprained, the arm should it according to purely economical con“But"—she queried, further—“how gestion, ami assist* aMimilatinn of thc ■ htjvr of fine clean dratruettve raids on th« corn; fol tho siui|nciona of polished coffees, though requisite normal amount of food; while •silecviniH hu^.x-oua Mui<h and you will have a perlie kept close to the body ' aidt rations, we may obtain very re­ old man wouldn't allow n gun to bo long is your aUcyp been l<.»t, m uUcr ? ’’ the need of machine cleaning was in ho •UUi4 l/tl-THh.* w*x tfo grave it is also believed- that it taukru the ' feci tMter. Allow tho foul water to filter liuen roller, which ia to ‘ markable reaulta. It has been estimated fired, because ho said, “No good camo AL1SBLHY k B BOSSE AC, flesh harder sad gives the animal lime* •lowly through the above filter, and way dimixiishcd. It is poMiblc, how­ that an actual money coat of £300 is in­ tA hunting ou Sunday. Tho dog ri^wy.'sotnMfiing that made the woman tiora a more regular and healthy action. you will • produce n remarkably pure ever. to havecoflre cleaned and polished chest It should also be brought two might* watch ’em, if ho chose, for dogs curred in raising a boy, cradled among by machinery and at the same time l>e ar-jhrec times underneath the ellxiw, in the poorest rlasare, from birth to man­ h*U no souls; but nobody should draw something approaching fright, comical In England tho average daily allowance dnuking -water. Before placing tbc of salt is for calves one ounce per day. iron filings m the filter they must be order to raise the shoulder. Gentle hood. It does not require us to ancend a bead on ’em that day." And “watch to behold. I By thix process tho coff •• is put into animals three "Name of sense "—was the next quea- . 1-year old «•■• —• — *■' ounces, fatten- well washed in a hot aolution ol so>la friction with the hands, after the swell­ verv high in the social scale before we *A<*“ old Bounce did through all that f ,UK <•»«* »»«■ onno-vj, and mikh wvi or potash, to remote oil -and other im­ a brgs cylinder tapable of boldiug Hr) ing and pain have aubaidcd, will help Bunday and the succeeding night, al-' tioa—“ what sheep-b« tbsyf or 9W {tuund*. the cylinder being lined “ The lost sheep of the House of ! fo ' ,r «««»«** Sheep, it is said, will parities, then rinse them with an equal to iranl recovery. In severe case*, . If we take what we may call the cost though a New Englmd Puritan might with heavy linen and provided with fr”*” mcasuro ol fine cforeoal. If tlie water treatment should Ira applied under di­ j price of the human unit at any defihave Uasgod them “after sundown ;• and Israel." was the final explanation, which n*~r is kept for their constant use, provided, is foul it must fo allowed to filter very cleat* to increase the friction, when the rection of a physician. nile time, say at £500 on arriving at TJEHXEY BEOS, k WILKINS, when Monday morning came, with tho somehow sent a faint idea into the ' of cniux, running water ia id»o found slowly. The deeper the tied of iron b;*Ds are set in motion by tlie rapid maturity, the producing power of the first accession of day-light enough to bead of the woman that thc man beside I iilinci {« rwi-t.-r mZL iaii -Li------ -- rvvolation of tea cylinder. At one end Outwitting a Lian. ■ in the pasture. shoot by, tbe old man brought them j A Busliman, while a long way from I' unit in question will bear some relation । Axr plauta with soft, large, or hairy <&<faHmh<heexu)tiugremarfc, “You sae.' .Otaral mu-r. U, iu, ..th.', I0 “*“?“-.T1- ‘ ° bis home, waa met by a lion. The lion, ■ to that sum; the more costly and careleaves are good alieorlrar*. and are supfnl education producing. aa a rule, the ’ *"* J ' follows keeping asked, in a voice ll-al rose almost to i» j assured tliat be had hia victim comtxused to off malaria. The prolxw dt Sunday. more valnabl result as to productive ^Y^XelitidauCthat il-’ray profefoon.* * pleiely in his power, began i<^s, urtand j। (xis er. If the laborer who earns I fa. " <>-«• Bat the worst Sunday practice with [ plants sliaorb much moisture by the dally with him with a feline jocosity | or 15s. a week adds £50 per annum to which the preschira and tbc more cor­ Apparentlr dumbtOQcdcd. for a mo- j root*, and give off much oxygen io thc I .>ul a. (.- il. -n “Ttr* 9” •‘■J?'- which the poor little Bushman failed to * j the wealth of tfo country, tho phyairect portion of the people in the mount­ meet, the woman characteristically and. j | ,air. and hence they act in a two-fold ' appreciate. The lion would appear at [' cian, the scientific, military or naval <UJ. . person L:.rmg dqne so; I ain district* hod to contend wm ibe speedily recovered herSclf. Glancing j ten or fifteen minutes of this treatment a point in the road and leap back again —lake tip thc moisture from wet Xiinft s*i officer, the barrister or the engineer little lag “still hou*n»"—whisky distil­ indignantly at thc gambler*, who, *b- * manner , thc coffl ’ e is wet with pure water and । into tho jungle, to reap{>oar a little >! may look forward to the limo when hia leries—commonly located on some sorited in their petty game, had not ।1'soiia, and thereby prevent much evapo­ tlie machine again set in motion. The । further on. But thc Bushman did not [ ' yearly labor will be worth more than a priity, Mrer stream, np a “hollow," {aid much attention to what wan going ,ration at tho snriace. Among trees the i efficiency of any filter ia to add some cofft'e is thna .washed, and idler half an lose hia presexce of mind, aud present- j is agood example of the power urine to the water before passing it hundred times that amount, even if at>wflere, not much observed, tbe guxzlrrs on. she rose had thanse'd on. the group, J.I ,wilio* of absorption j so b tho cottonwool. through the filter, aud then testing thc hour's scouring come* out entirely clean ly hit upon a device by which he might: ■ praised only by thc price lie ia actually opuld meet ou Sunday to drink aud mejcsticallyl J r and much improved in ap|>earancc by poasuiily outwit hie foe. This plan waa I play canb. Vexed to the heart by. _ “Men!" she exclaimed, wrathfully. | (Nothing will grow near them, from filtered water to rec if the urine paowa tbe polishing it has received. Coffees | iuggesud by the lion’s own ci nd ucL I' .paid for his time. Taking any produethrough iiuchanged; if it doea, then ing individual, whether valued at £50 J JASTIMGS HOUSE, those on! practices, and driven to his nt to Ir* a which contain much loose dirt -and I ramify thc soil to a great distance, and tee Alter only acta mechanically. Thc A ware that thc brute was ahead of him, ,or £5,000 per annum, at any period of wit's end to acootini for tho origin and . , prevent small |>l<inta from getting a due addition of permanganates to water | many broken beam are subjected to a be dodged to the right, and. feeling I ।his career, no income tax to which he cure of so great aa evil to the human I supply. An instance is given in the will not destroy Bacterio, bat Uie I preliminary process, in which the per­ ' pretty sure of the lion's wberxalionta, j ( can be subjected can approach in its family, one aid preacher consoled him-. i Journal of Fortttry, England, where additiouofbydroehioricacid wilt Ifyou I fect beams are winnowed clean, after । r< sorted to the courac of quietly watch- .pressuri the extravagant tax of death, aalf with the conviction that tbe erd, When the lion ।for tho payment of that tax at onoe an­ . a log in South Wale*, not only uscler-s. have to purify water containing Bacteria, I which they are treated aa already de­ | ing his movements waa one of long standing, and that erru scribed. I discovcreii tliat the man had suddenly , ' but daiigcroua, waa reclaimed by. plant- you must first add hydrochloric amd to nihilates tho total earning power of disappeared from the path he Was a which , I ing it with black (Italian) poplar. The tne water till it is al ighlly acid to text there was. until that moment, n Brain Wark and Skull Growth. ’ roots ramifying the ground ia said to p<>er j that wr)l de*tror tee whole of I good deal iicrplexed. He rourwd with fair । mathematical expectation.—F. R. coppersmith, did me much evil,’ he cxThe London Medical Record sums 1 mortification, when he espied the Bush- t ! have allowed the water to precohde thwrenlcda ftlea add sufficient limoultiugly alighterl, he was sure, on tbe Appmt4 Li] kbit StcvilM, i tfo -day, and the bog waa naturally | water to neutralize the acid, then pn- up aa follows tbe nwulta of some very ’ man peeping at him over the grass. intereotiiig measurement* of heads by ; The Bushman al once changed hispoai- ‘ draiml. _.:_______ __ , citntalc the brae with oxalate of *mtwo French physicians, Meaara. L*c»- । tiou, while the lion stood irrewolnte in monia. aad filter through th* iron filter gallon one fobbath. “1 »c found out HOLKEBOLD EOOXOXT. | his path, following with his eye the i 1 described above. Tho foulest ditch segue and Clique*: bow Paul waa vexed in hia righteous I aster, treated st above, ia rendered . Haying the patient*, doctors, attend­ . —Tn annAlvnn V1K waste paper for cleaning sp ant* and officers of tbe Vai do Grace at menttbe 1 tile man rustled the weeds, quite pure and fit for drinking. I may tinware, knirea, spoon*. window*, their disposal, they mcasunxl the head*। vaniahed, and showed again at another , mention that 1 have made it a practice ror*. lamp chimneys, etc. , j| of 190 doctors of medicine, 183 soldiers ent. The great biute waa finrt conduring tec last twenty-seven vmre to But tbe preachers of thoM days, as Aw excellent wax varnish for fi pd and then alarmed. It evidently boil all ray drinking water. It ia thc who had received an elementary in­ dow. were not alone ycxed at dMlilimcs tore is made by dissolving, over a 1 struction, 00 soldier* who could neither . began to dawn njxin him that he had ■afeat plan for a man moving from place aDd«M*ir reanltanl evils, or even at the tic heal, three ounces of wax in read nor wnfoan*! 01 suldter* who were mistaken the position of matters, and to place. You cannot always carry ■ i ] pnooners. The iuatrumeut used vu that he was the hunted party. The quart of oil of turjx-ntinc. filter a»d ehcoucals about with you, but | I tec same which hatters employ in meas­ Bushman, who dearly recognized what »:‘Di«»olvs four or five ptwmdi you cap *J»y« manage to 5e« foiled uring the beads of their customer*; it was )>an*ing in bw enemy's mind, did washing soda in toiling water anfl t!___ water; people talk about il beiug vapid down the kitchen sink to prevent the and ta.*,telex*, but I am used to it. and is called the con formstar, and give* a ■ not pause to kt tbe lion recover hia very correct idea of the proportion* and [ vtartled wit*. He liegan to steal gradu­ pipes stopping up with grease, etc. Do lilb iU-Nnv(i>h Mechanic. dimension* of the heads in question. ally toward the foe, who, now in a cotu7777 " S*1Tira reaulta wore in favor of the doctors; plcte stat*' of doubt and leor, fairly the.frontal diameter was alao ranch more turned tail and <lccara|wxl. leaving the a» *rt*<77—. constderaMe than teat of the soldiers, plucky and ingenious little Bushman J etc- Nor are both halves of tbe bead master of the situation.—Chamber*’ M SWSMB OMNI ita*MV"~ symmetrioaUy developed; in studeuta, Journal.' res 1 rax the Wt trontal region is anta dwl 1 • • M •• s s loaa............ oped than tho right; in illiterate indi‘iiiiwacui"* *>• w sdmas vidiuds. the right occipital region is ■ — •«(*, t ------................... t • iS I'Sia'ad larger than tbe left. The authors have ::::::: ’ S 0**a “ a*. * MSa-m^tSS | derived tec following eoocbuioM from Uasa^ttsu *.,,,, their experiment*: ]. The heads of stnttre—Nw l...... rival ot til dcDts Who Lava worked moeb with there send thc eatah chic Now, tbe i far-M-ttay could, but, finally, just at . night, had to part at the fork* of s era*. otMT tdpng up one branch, and ovrf a mountain range; the other huntinguia own next “ pwaching-placc " as beet he could, in another direction. It was snowing pretty heavily when they parted, and, while nothing very special or worth relating happened to my in­ formant. not so with hi* friend, who ’narrated tho following queer experience for the night, when next they met. The yobag preacher said tliat, on the night in question. lie kept ou wp thc branch and ont at tho bead of it, strik1 ing the banks of another stream on the Other aide ofjbe mountain ridge; and then, driving along ia the dark, ho st last, pretty late, came a cabin, which be recoguizeil. from a description liefurv . , . ■ । । । ( IROI, lilUHBEU’HABDViRE p.n—. s.daJZi,.b. Groceries and General Produce, I MONEY TO LOAN! $100.00 and UPWARDS asg—— hold it in any anglu to the fire. After placing th* pNen* of bread in pomtios l>y pressing them on the pointe, the I oaater is set on tbe hearth before an <1>m fire, where ih« bread soon aretunA* a rich brown color, and then the abrw* should be reverend. If the Rrt •boald brown Mare tbe vremr, the toasfcr can bo turned upcide down, and � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-07-12.pdf.pdf c03d50f61806730c2b9418014720cfad PDF Text Text awj VOLUME VL .SHVI RDAY. JULY 12, 1870. NUMBER 42. TbeJnll lor legs, and days spent in the hospital by rvMun of finbo nibbed raw, attest* the fa eUld'LMrh Ifie torching* W*MPo«t. They do.’I do things here few fun. and little sympathy scenery, and then croscd the bridge to the Three Bister islands. While on tiro middle island of the group Madame Rolland, being thirsty, procured a Un cup and stooped down at the edge of the foaming rapid* to get a drink of water. AUaocoant* **y that her hus­ band's back wm turned at thia moment, and ho wm prdlxbly gazing up Uro river. Suddenly, according to hia own A. lUTfiMT. A TTOXXEY si taw -nJ 6obau.r Xk wMI prweUcw Is *11 U» C».n s-r^s^Xnrsu0* WALTER 3. POWERS, Dr. K D. SESSIONS, iw^atbk ' LEWIRDURKEE. UK10S HOUSE pHARLits BJwnraoN, ii^w r Vl leamnUj sbuso-J tn th* renicr « ^yOLCOTT HOUSE, F**hvlll«>, Michigan. C. C. Wuuxirr. Proprietor. UOINE, Tbomapple Lake. Barry Co.. MicL LF- C«>L*K. Proprietor. ^yiUUM JONES. daughter. Tux venerable Georg* Les**rd, ut Muutrrel, aged VO, lisa put married his fourth wife. ExMisimtex fccnXCK. with hi* three da ghtcre, is living in 'Waahington and giving regular receptions. BoBEXT CoLLtxX has gone io New, York, bat the wickedness of that city ha* got a tremendous start on him. Tux Loudon Queen says that the editor of the New York Herald i* to hunt the tiger in Bengal next winter, i The will of the late Bear Admiral llonlon leaves an estate of several hunI dred thousand dollars to near relative*, I braidea legscir* to several religious and | I charitable institution*. . Tux coffin of the late Baron Lionel j , de Rothrrbild waa of lead, in a case of ■ | fine clnxw\th a plain black cloth cover- I ing In accordance with Jewish cos- ; I tom it bore no mareiptioa., : of the place; so, when these were fell-of ladies, the more agile amoog thr male spectators chtnbed up on the win­ dow-sills and the like rdaeea, while oilier crowd* Iwsieged each of the four large doom of the building. Thia is the one occasion on which the oliacrrcr might lie justified m supposing that Un­ Coegnwa Tba first-claw ia Albany, Bal work wm done a good deal fur show, maorv. boatoe, Brooklyn. BUffsin. Chlcaga, Ix canae here it ia that the excited spec­ CiMtenal Ctevelaed, D-'rrit, loduuapoha. tators spplantl every boy who gw /•may <l-y. Ix.nterilla. Mfi-.*k~, Jawwi. through well. Let him take every ' The body of the unfortunate lady was N*w l urk. New Orleans, J’MsdaJpHa. Ftrfchead, and he Is certain of ■ hearty carried on the surface to the edge of the A TOCXO lady who ha* a young man bnrgh. Prorkteoee, Roal>aairr, «M Leeds, Man" round ef applause. The comments of "keeping company" with, her,< who,ia Hor»c-8boe, or Canadian fall, and was Frardaco arid Wxiliingtun. All oilier dUea the spectator* urn often very amusing.' employed in a teb graph office, call* him seen to plunge over and into th* dread WhSu the boy* commenced to um: j fid abyss below. Thia wa* the last seen ’Uro electric spark.’ • their revolvers, some one in the > <>l her, and no trace of the body ha* yet "WorMt yoa like to be lynched!" gallery anxioosly inquired if they been discovered. asked au exasperated Missouri farmer Tho frantic husband was at first com­ i Wk inter that the other pedeairians i I took no interest in the clean pair ol hails I, seemed rather relieved when assured of a bonM-Uuef. * N o, 1'11 be hangad if pletely dumb founded, and stood rooted ■■■■ to the spot a* If in a stupor. After 'awhich Weston showed them, and that j dial they did not. and there waa conae- I do! ’ wm the reply. ; little while he apparently began to they would have I wen much more ' uently no danger of any stray lead I’jsovEasou in law recitation—“ Mr. nding it* way upward. Wien the or- ——, whut is excusable homicide?’ real.xr the awful late of his wife, and I gratified with any other sort of cxhibi—The Pos!rrf!;c« Ospartmoal drahiea u,»t | der was given to dismount and mount made hia way tack to the hotel, where Senior, promptly—“Excusable homiudn psckagssof lotaceo (waring an Internal-it vrnuo I at speed, the are* of the ball wm in- is when a man kill* himself in aclf-dche succeeded, after much effort, in ex­ mates that the dcruau la of Prance for foreign •tamp can co lLn>ugb the m*ll» aa fourth-ctaaa j stantly a acime cd galloping horses, nd­ plaining the dreadful calamity which grain daring lb« current year will no* taU abort , era jumping off, others jumping on, । > had befallen him. Not being able to of £JJ,Ote,<J*U. 1 : t । some down in the tan bark, other* । speak much English, and in a state of . clinging to the mane and bridle, des­ , mind that can better be imagined than I deacrilied, ho naturally excited warm . t»-rotely straggling to get astride, I horse* rearing and plunging, and gen- charitable widow. sympathy ; and, though be waa the only ' ' '. ' ' " I rrally a remarkably lively time for all; direct witness of hia wife's fate, his scThe expression of a boy** fane at tbn then the women began to utter little —TLo lli si fatal ca-.o of yellow fever oo1 count of the disaster waa readily accept­ end of a straw that lacks two toct-.ca of ourred Jaly it* at Memphis, and the people lady about 'X yean of a**, all bciiyc drowned ed as the true one. He gave way to , sercama, which increased to a general reaching the elder in a tmrrel ia sup­ were greatly fti*h'<VMxt A much loafer time Another youn* lady, daughter of Mr. Jobs violent grief all through thr remaiudrr to break nj> hia trade rejoice* at this ' about when one of the boys made a ' spring for the horse's back (there were posed to be the model tlial the artist would te given the pestilence, should It beccaie Pavia, of Rush rivar, was drowns 1 in attempt- of the day. and hia condition, at late late day that the Abolitionist is dead. j no saddle*), went clear over it, and selected in the delineation ’ of . cpsdeiau-. than last year, the first caau Uiee lUR to pet out of the bouse, which was {Joudnl | accounts to night, proved that he ha>i Mr. ALVaX C'toltX. of . Cambridge. leaving paradise. proving fatal Auk Z with water to the depth of several feet Ten been suffering terrible mental anguish. Mars., the teleM-c-|>c-mak< r, ia now 76 plowed up the bark in the middle of a asked by. hi* A SCMOOL-BOT, rush of grJloping beasts, to the immi­ Nothing definite has been learned re­ years old. and stilt full of en.-rgy and garding hia history or that of hia un­ skill. For forty years Mr. Clark waa a nent danger of hia brains. “WhJ, thia ______ _________________ k.him, replied, ■ tar quite dangerous 1 * exclaimed an indi “If you plows*, air, I should like to have fortunate consort, except the facta stated ixirtnut painter, and earned f-'Wl.iMXt by it on the Italian eyrtem of penmanship rid rial in the gallery, indignant at tiro above. Their pleasure tour hail extend hia art before he began hu U-leabopc I idea of the boy* being made to run such —the heavy stroke* upward and the cd a* far as Japan, and they were look­ ing forward to » speedy return to their ' risks. The g.-od gculiemaii seemed to downward one* light." suppose that the k tviccs were merely The possibilities of the telephone are native land. Madame Rolland waa a for show. It i* nredlres to say that the not exhausted, and there ia no telling 1 lady of attractive appearance, and hail Ixiys did well; they always do; but, not reached middle age. It ia doubtful | whether the body will be recovered for । while none fall below a certain level, several days, if at all. That of the last there are vast difference* between them previous victim at Niagara—a mini Boston Herald she spoke of Garriaon above that level Borno of tiro boy* i named Walker, who was carried over ill I aa a firm believer tn Spiritualism. take wonderfully well to the work, and greal, but there is t» data for exact cat mate. i * small l>oat several weeks ago—has not Tur. people of llublio are dtitgusted feel m much al homo cutting and slash­ used on the hair." Thia is • senaude -'U™ Johnny," mas of the parttea who — Amun* I be aeddreta awl catastrophes ocbeen found. Aa ■ general rule, doth- to find that the statue of Tom Moore, ing about on bare-backed horse* aa in a I edict of faahton. robbed the IWnod o wall. tuar Buffalo Gap Hereafter a young cunln* no the Fourth, one of the most meteoa abort time ago, while ou the way from old choly was the partial overturutag of an avur ing is always torn off the body going recently dedicated there, ia of zinc in­ , rocking-chair, while to other* it never ! man can help a young lady to say notbBad Cloud Agency Io Lapid city. la charge uf I taded «x-wrwtoo s.rwnx-r on Lake Qttinatea- ) over the great cataract, and cases Lave stead of bronze, and when it waa newly Ixcome* easy. They do the work, bat ing in particular on Sunday evening ticcn known in which corpses have been | painted severe! cracks were found in | it is hard. The actual movement* of Without having hia vest soiled. Drpulv hber-.ff lint it h. of Clieyrnna. waa taken I terribly mangled. the head through which the rein liad । Uro drill with aalier and pistol are few. from the roach Um> other night near Ibe place A louxa man who went to Leadvifl* besUen. filling the statue about half full The soldier is startc-d from the company where ih« rettery waa romtnliled. hy three about six week* ago write* cheerfully I to make the circuit of the hall. Putting buck to hi* friends: Faithful Engineer Pritchard. maak-x! men, and bang Io a tree mar by. •• I have mun*<i bi* horse to a gallop, be begin* by fir­ three pounds since I came liere, and —Nimrod Hpoltenhubrr, cmnctM of the The hereto [xrt taken by the engi­ ing al a litw-1 on a uost, return* hia pis­ murder of John Ivcaon. at Lebanon. Pa . last neer, B. F. Pritchard, in the accident ’ toi to the bolster, draw* bis saber, and. beerin ter. has jual been bung there. u 1 the Pittsburgh division of the Balti­ at full speed, makes a thrust at another more and Ohio reilruad, between Con­ head on a pout, then a c^i at one lying committal in New York and vicinity July 4 fine nee and Cumberland, on Wednes­ on the ground, then jumps a hurdle, day last, deserves to bo immortalized. The most prominent was that of John F B-y and, in jumping, slashes a head from a He saw just ahead a large piece of rock mcmr.acnurinof Btebop Reywmr, of tte DJo past beside it, or thrusts at a suapendod note «f Hprin«fl*M, TH . who is also the Deanthat bad rolled down the side of the ring on a level with hi* own htwl. mid, of (ha Gvnreal Theological Seminary of tte mountain on to the track. Quick a* lastly, make* a right thrust at another Protestant Episcopal t'borch. A theory exivta thought be sprung from his scat, witlihead on a post. To go through thia out relaxing his hold on the throttle, “Alive To-day and brad Tomorrow.” A lfftlx boy from New Tork. went Mark Katuiah. n brakeman on an Eri* ' performance on a horee without a and­ donxeru- relations, however, were happy. Hr jammed it shut, and put on the air­ ' die. and a big pair of spars on one'* into the coantry visiting. He had a had no enemies, and no pistol waa fonxl Puuftkrepeis, X. I , from baring bar drew brake*. The neat inateut the engine freight train, wilh Conductor D. King, bcela, is not an caav task, and if any one bowl of bread and milk. He tasted it, went craahiag and grinding over the at i o’clock this morning was struck on Two fnends engaged 111 a quarrel at Htaten set on fire by fira-oacAcra and then bastated a moment, when hia thinks it is he had lietter try it in the ' Mre E. Lre and baby, of Huxa Falla, D rock, was thrown from the track, sod the head by the high bridge, on the Tie different mother asked him if be didn’t like it, to T , and Mr. and Mrs. Tbocqiaon, of Red Wit g. turned over and over. When the train­ grade just weak of Ooahcn. and danger­ nearest riding-school. which he .-ephod, smacking his lipa: Minn., were drowned while aUrmpting to cross men and pamcugrrs reached the bat­ ously hurt. A brother brakeman warned dlls and thrust* are, of course, a« j “Yr*. n»a; I wa* wishing onr milkman a ssrotlen stream la a ws^oe. Mr. Loe and a tered wreck which liada monjoni. before him of the danger in time to have saved against infantry or cavalry. The third caev waa the ahooUng of a man I would keep a cow."' . Ijeen U spleutbd piece of machinery, thr him hail he instanUy dropped. Instead turroer amployv in the atreota of Nyi Tub tramp's last dodge ia to ask your -cm«r> eler.tun ronton 3,“CJ.IH5 traabeU form of the brave engineer was found nt that he ran a’lialo farther, ai,u then' Finally, out nxtnlwr of a ikanl*»l excun A statement on good authority has •dvu-o about going to the next town, | standing erect, a* if hi* engine was run­ turned to see how near he wm to the of wteat. U*>AU! bask* at core, party anol another through U.c brad for and when you wanuly advise him to go buateU of mis, btto.ela of ry., xnd >. • ning smoothly over the refla, Oaehand bridge. Tbe.brakcxnaqwpoJ.ad warned .recently been made to the effect that he says be hmi much ronfideiJ.K- in your AU bostaU of barley, making a Rraod U»SaJ of wa* grasping she throttle and the ofber him hurried forward and hdd the body ! «i*nug the last two years the conanmpgood judgment, and will emigrate fur­ 7/>SU31 taab*!*, acaisai traatala u the handle of the air brake, valve with a in position, keeping it from falling off tioa of opium by Uro working cl—mr. ther on at ohec. “But,” he adds, until the train ore* stopped. Be mm I , ‘ * M conaidcrably increased, and an exdutch that could not lie loosed. Hm eaalfivr at dttaMr rrecltsd in a daylight robbery thia ;«tiod last y car. hrought to Middletown, and Dr. Burke 1 ha* been advanced Uxat Urie lips were pressed closely together, and of a bank at Gatesbcrx. fit , and the kiss of -The lota) ci[xwe meurred by Biwn tn his faoc wore a determined but anxious about »12,LUU in money. her late war with Turkey amounted to tWJ ■ look, ami penetrating hia aide waa the loss fa, office, Stshed iron handle of the reverse bar. who navel Eiwi&ain No. 12 from being intoxicating liquors by the early closing onir about SDO.Ixn e engine, in turning over, had premed wrcckc«l near Monroe last winter. The | has of• him against the liar and he had died at train with two engine* was going up That the sale of narcotic drug* »late greatly increased wc fou there ia One of thr- moat terrible inntancew of hia post of duty. That lb? engineer's the Oxford grade, when one of the for-' but hole reason to doubt, but that the a scoffer struck down in the moment of action wm iKiccfls*ful in putting «ro the ward care ws* thrown (rem. they trank by dplaaatioa referred to is the correct a leone wheel The train wa* alrnbat at his blasphemy vu revealed before Mr. air-brake* ia known, for it eared’ the one we feel bound to demur to. It is Carter at tb* Bom and Cmwxt Tavern. train from wreck and ita aloeping hu­ the top of the hill, and wm running East atreet, Lambeth walk, recently. man fl eight from death. Whether he very fxat. Tb* mxn. who ws* atrahng The deceased was; *n engineer named succeeded in throwing back the reverse a ride trotwecn the baggage-cars, sig­ Thomas Hodson, aged 67, who remded bar w not known, fur, though it waa not naled the engineer*, the train wm reversed when the crash waa over, it Mopped aiid ait accident prevented. He might bare been before. It ia proba­ leave* a wife at East Bandy, Venango ble that be taw that aU he could do in county. Pa, and a tender letter, which the brief moment between the discov­ be had written to her only a few days ery and the collision waa to eJose the liefore the accident, was found iu hi* throttle and hold the air valve open pocket In it he said: u I think I can send for you Uiree weeks from to-day, unplcanant after-cffectn a* an intoxicat­ it nothing hapjxma. This is very uu- ing dose of sloohol. It ie aad to learn oertain bumnenx, alive to-day and dead that the sale of opium is extending to-morrow. It ia m bad ms battle-field among the lower chiaere, and we hope, tor hurting men, but I am m careful m if the evil be found to be gaining T can I*. Only to think of it, twenty- ground -with the rapidity stated—and three days and we will 1>e together again."-kid<flFtown/A. F._> PrM. I J NEW LIVERY! fold, and at th* hour of 1 of the sun will detach _ Um miwHsl bodywWoh sb* but sabs of the white And ao* will do in » Ihinl vault fn �GRAND RAPIDS LIVIS1OI FINE P Carty the third ; the entrance fw,' H. : tofaggiven to Kmurne. the 4th brat man. . L. A. Brown, the winner of the 8448 WALL PAPERS Ud BORDERS. mt to the toast wkbout aa hour’s pvoctfao, ws cna saly wafatowo whfapsoc tire and drill would do fur him. Tto horae rane camo o* a little after hfa to r—*- T he cornel band opeimxI Um toll.hh apfarifah tor; the gtoelnh fallowed with "1‘rufae the Lord, all yr Nations; the Clsfadton. Ruv. Brock- I Boston Store! NEW STORE! Of Ito grave of brave num. »to in our rrjmeing and crlehre.t-day. But tto right triumphed. HAVING KE( ITS SECOND NEW GOODS! vre bare met here to day to comOMratr the birth nt th- Nuton’s Indepsudenc*. to erMvnto ib> * which the Bnmhlk* waa born, ly ohrervu an e----- * *— rrirrhsi na 1 .IredaZd >i throe; all Mends of freedom, h fa well that we remember those who fell in the enure of freedom and National unity ; that we revere their memorieu. Hi. but tfrwnrcb sinci- the people poured forth, repaired to thr reeling places of their dead heroes. and placed thereon sweet flowers to lunictuato the recto , faction of those who fell and the cure for which they gave up life. These rtowrpi lying over the Mill hearts be­ neath an typical of tbe love we Iwar our Nntion’s dead and the free land for GOODS Nashville Asm. man into grant nr activ­ ity and enterprise. In bis last iaatte to announces tbe purchaseofa new Camp­ bell power press, one of the Iwst coun­ try cylinder ^prenaea made.—(Jrmd Is manufartnrrd by the old and reliaUe WltaoM Rnwura Mtcuntr. Co., Chicago, HU aud for sale in Barry Co., at G. A. TRUMAN’S STORE, Attention of the Public GO TO THE NEW STORE OF WILSON £ HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott Houk.) Regardless of the recent idiuce observe tbe day. It would be wrong to forget ttom. If we do, the Great Father will not, for God will carry the flowerc in the drft finger, of the sun­ shine ami the rain-drop, and will weave orrliectrn of all nature. Ibl you ever, ladies and gentlemen, stop'to think of thr time, temper and money spent in politics T Why, In this country political feeling outweigh, toe ties of friendship. reUmon and relation­ ship. PedagoguM will mount some hobtrr. and we, the people, will follow after him like a drove of faieep after tins bell wcatlier. Now don’t under­ stand me aa being oppored to pul i tical parties. 1 am in favor of them. They are stoolfatoy neeaaaare in a Repablr can grivr-nnnent. Why, what would we do If forty-Mx million people all bebered alike oa public questions f It wouldn't do. But what 1 object to is the making of politic* paramount to everything aba-. Suppose the time and moory cxtM-nded by n><-inbcr. of the political parties in Barry County last Ml had been given to the cause of religion ! Why, on corner after corner you could have built churches, with sp'.res pointing ixarenward. directing u. to that totter land toyynd the skire —that place where tbe soul wears ita mantle of glory. Wouldn’t it have been bettori Of courea it would. But to give up so much time, money and tem­ per for polities fa what I object to. Pto iticiaDB give fs much trouble. I. sup- TECIS THE “BOSS” OF ALL SEWING MACHINES, GROCERIES THESE GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE HAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE! DRER8 GOO DBS in BUNTINGS (nil color.) CASHMERES (nil color.) BERRETTR, NOVELTIES. AINSIOITI & BROOKS, GRANDINEK, (in stripes) PIQUES. VIC. IJLWNS, , LUSTERS, ALPACAS, CHAMBRY8, LINENS. 1’S’H POPLINS SILKS, Ac. Pararoto Emlrn>dmw. Silk Handker­ chiefs all styles, Corset. new Myles. Shetland Khan la, Ae., kr.. kc. HOSIERY Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE }{EAI>Y FOIL THE SUMMER TRADE DOMESTICS A* cheap aa can be bonght at wholesale. Lansdale BasKmi..........l«cta.vwUIS| OF NEW GOODS JUST OPENED AT fam., The wrangling there fareprebetifable. We could do far better if we were member, of (be great law-making body. Is it indeHeato for me to remark here that it isn’t my fault that 1 ain't a member ? It's the fault of your peo­ ple here. But let that go. We must make the politician, legislate more for the country and less for party; they mnfa work more and talk Iron. Did you evpr note how devoted they are to yoar interval. 1 They make Mich great profeMUoaa aa to what they are. They remind me of n little story, aa Mr. Linco»n used to say. . Oner in a certain town, do matter when-, ibcrn lived a soldier sad a hypocritical old skinflint. STAPLE ARD FAICT GROCERIES Int) ant )j Doim vtlk lk». A. B.R. BmiMkla. Iti “ ■envy TwITd Ticking, ltd “ 11 U Oar White Dress Goods it 7 cts. Crock’ry «t Glassware DRY GOODS, CARPETS, is t Bargain. Is cheaper than ever and in price and BOOTS AND SHOES quality I cm. ami will, do as well by you aa any firm in Barry or Eaton coon tire. Call and get my prices on any­ thing in my line totore making you Crrhaws and I will doyou good. I re, in connection with my store, a SEAT LITTLE IEAT MARKET, MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, 3 he Long Urick Where at all times you can find a good KER1BCO KID, in button. AMERICAN KID in batton and lace, GLOVE CALF. in inn. PEBBLE GOAT in buLand lace, Give me a trial and by good Good., WnOda* SJtoe. Mfapars fa ail far low price, and fair dealing 1 win en­ deavor to merit your j*a(rouagv and Lafafa OgUs. good will. UT All kind, of Produce. Hide, and Sheep Pelt taken fa tbe Market Price. BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS. NOTIONS, CROCKERY, &c. ‘^Il — Mmxter, the. 1-1’th durol July. Lowest Prices of any Ho tse in the Country. D^“J;TJra!=^“JFJ=SW spring' millinery rwte- Metter *e4 J. L lAattur, st Xwterito. torr/ ^Tw^fe^rt-nrt^sri REMEMBER lilliBTj ud Fancy Goods! come direct io Nashville and buy of BOSTON STORE. JOSEPH M. WOOD �MOT®! did come out bat such s -come out’’ aud »acA a speech, and fire-works dit to. They were a fitting ending to s grand of hi* quadruped*. lust week. , Mr*. Nancy Pn*t, *n intelligeMt <4d lady of 78. of Feotonvllie, is vfeitiag her brother, A. 8. Quick, of Maple Mr*. D. C. Lee of Kirkwood, Mom Grove. She haa two brother* and one wa* the RUMI W Mr. aad Mr*. H. M, aister, tbe Huih-tl ages of the four being 810 year*, and yet they are a* lively a* Lee iaat wek. Geo. Wright is lying fa a dangerous modillon, ramwd by bring "salivatecU leg ground up by a threshing maebtue tumbling rod last fall, ha* again met with anotlwr accident. On Monday whilst picking cherries on Sol. Trox­ of the village printing ia crowded oat ell'* place, he fell from a cherry tree suxtainieg a shock that rendered him this week for want of sjiace. unconscious for over twenty-four boar*. Mr*. Dr. Woodruff of Onondaga, and Mias C. C. Willi* of Hastings, are viaither coupled up was In October in order to lie pn pared for the cold winter night* that followed. Tbe average age The Southwell’s of Vt’Viilr, scooped of the bridegrooms wo* >8 years, aud in. with the aid of their "wheel of for the brides 39i year*. Tbe oldest bride­ tiUM,"ft8Bta this vfilageoe tbe 4th. groom wn* 75. and the youngest 18; B. Parsons, of Rochester, lod., has the oldest bride was 88 and tbe youngest opened a general stock in the boilding IA Tbe grratrat ex eras in tlrnagc of first door south of Al. Raaqy's barber the huslsuMl over the wife waa 80 years; that of the wife over, tbe husband, 15 the stock businc**; and embarked for Buffalo with a cargo last night mo, canii over to celebrate on the 4lh. They loaded op with fire-water aud were feeling pretty important when Jim crowded upon Tim. who feeding that every man stood upon hi* inde­ pendence and honor upon tbe - great day, proceeded to challcgn Jim to mor­ tal combuL Jim accepted the chai lenge wHh alacrity and they afijouraed to tbe rear of Pat's to fight it out. Jim liad only time to get in one left hander when Jim "lit on” his left car and suc­ ceeded in chawing it half off, when Die police pat in an apfmarance and stop­ ped further proceeding*. At tbe annual school meeting, held at tbe school bouse teat Monday even­ ing, G. A. Truman and T. C. Downing were elected trustees for full term, and C. M. Putnam to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of John Webster. Tbe new board held their first meet­ ing on Wednesday evening, when G. A. Truman was.elected Moderator, C. Ainsworth Dirwtor, aud T. C. Down­ ing, A**e**or. R. M. Paine <a* engag­ ed to teach onr High School depart- teaching at Grand Rapid* during the past two yean is at home enjoying va­ cation. L. J. Wheeler ha* a new advt. this week ; also note the change* in D. C. Griffith's ad^G. A. Truman’s regular Miss Lisxio Livingston of Battle Creek, who ha* been visiting MissHtrila Wilson a eoupic of week*, returned home on Monday. Mr. Fred. Appleman ha* secured the job of building a nobby church for the Congregational Ute of Chester, and gone thither to commence work upon the Pro!. Paine ha* gone to Springport to visit home folk*, until thr new school year liegin*, and Mias L. Angie Daria also ha* returned to her home at Battle On Monday Emmet Evert* parked hi* wardrobe and departed from Nashville, via. the mail wc»l, to travel, Dttjpe Ru­ mor say*, with Miss DuRuiaseau. the English elocutioni*L A. P. Nichol*, who ha* been confined to hi* hnme for several mouths, on ac­ Flint tbe' Grammar and Mis* Matic Hindmarch the Primary. No teacher count of i lines*. aptM-ared upon the street* Turoday. but looks bad aud his baa been engaged for the intermediate condition is precarious. department, yet. The New Witeon Oscillating Sewing­ Machine ia conceded by good judge* to Harvest and the Crop Prospects. l>c tbe most powerful and durable sew­ Harvesting ha* commencral in earn­ ing machine; in the market. Don't fail est. anil long and hard days’ work will to examine it, at G. A. Truman's store. m tbr programme among the faruier* The ladies of tbe W. C. T. U fee ‘ for the next two week* Many fields thankful to Kellogg. Dcmaray & Co. I are already in tee shscA, aad all that ia seeded i* fair weather to *re the golden and J. Lents tc Sou* forpajH-r bolder*, grain all gathered in barn* or stacks by which have been filled with temper­ the last wfacxl week. Tbe quality is paper* aud placed in our two hotel off- very fine, the berry being plump and Will. Clark and Gib. Smith are mak­ handsome. The haying ia completed and a better crop of clover and timothy ing arrangement* for a big harvest Ita* lx-ca cut tlian wa* expected. Corn dance to come off at the Opera ilo<i,r. begins to make a show and tbe montli* August 1st, when each holder of a tick­ of July and August are likely to per­ et will be entitled to n draw for a prixe fect a fin« crop, while oat* and pota­ —a silver cup. toes promise an unusually good yield. From the "creatarc of circumstaucThe prospect* for the farmers were hr ver better. Having nuuketed their wool *t a fair price they now stand a chance to sell their grain crops at re­ Yea, and it take* a small oov fatty 5J munerative' price*, a* die advance in auuntes to run around a single head. We understand that one of onr newly from Europe give more importance to elected and interrated school trurtre*. tbe prospect* of oar own crops. Tbe the next day after school meeting, pro­ bright agricultural nrospect* cannot posed throwing the wood store* ont of but affect the fall trade favorably. the school house aud .nbstituting c«»ai There is every incentive for pushing stoves. "Verily there is nothing like things on the farms. running a man in, just to see how he high, and is tataelliag u«rt. While Mr. Wm. Spire and wife ware returning from NaabjU* on the even ­ of the Awtertcati peopk- or whether tliey ing ot the 4th. had U^ttsftgtnne to be tend to draw a crowd to enrich tbe thrown from their carriage by tbe ov- pocket* of a certain few. I should add that there wa* plenty of good music and-room for dancing, anil tire fail* aud On Wednesday morning of last week Mr. Sam. Matteson’s family were awak­ ened juM day-break by the screnm* of that Kalamo panther. Mr. Matteson wa* ar. unbeliever in the recent report in regard to tlm strange animsl, but now has eooelndod to join tbe ranks of believer*. Harems Ohio didn’t psi our pet after nil. As now is the time to boost of heavy crops, year correspondent will wsger a Ixg of bean* that he had the' poorest crop of hay in three countir*. The nsn who cat it would have a boy stand ahred to guide him or else ia lieu there­ of throw hi* hat abend and mow to it, then pick it op, to** it oliead again, and in that way tell where he hod been ov­ er the ground. School in the Crowfll district cloned it* summer term on Thursday. This i« without doubt the last term of ScIxkJ that will ever be taught in,t^e old house. Before the winter term the-dis­ trict will have the beat country scbbolbouse in the county. Miss IxiuY«ttrri Oti« McOrnber and wife of Texas are visiting hia brother Hinny McOmber. Two sister* of Mr*. Juliet Cooper and their escort* from Otsego. were guests school for three succeM've term*. of Mr*. Cooper ou the 4lh. Your eorre«p«>ndent took a flying trip Mis* Alma Emery, who ha* for the over into Bellevue township a few day* past nine months been visiting relatives ago, and among other things noticed here, returned te her home in N. Y. wa* a ut w and very commodiou* bay. State, last Monday. grain, and stock barn, being erected on A little son of Selah Mapes fell from the farm of 8. Higgins, three mile* this tbe top of a ladder which he wa*climb­ ride of the village. The main building ing in the barn last Sunday afternoon, is 40x64 fret and tbe L 25x30 fret, and wa* ioJnred severely. with mansard roof over Lite main, aud The rain of last Sunday and Monday gable roof over the wing. The build­ brat down the wheat in many place* so ing stands on one of the brat ot atone that the harvesting will l»e much slow­ wall*, aud laid ,up in the best manner. er than it would otherwise have been. ‘I he barn i* what is known a* a bank or Considerable complaint has also l>een side-hill barn, and uudcr the main por­ miule In regard to lire insect* working tion is two stable* and the iodisprnsiin die straw io that it has crinkled ble manure cellar, and nl*o bay for down badly. grain extending to roof. The entire C. N. Young closed hi* third succc**- roof is self-supporting, and thoroughly ive term of school at the Quail Trap, bolted together. Thu frpme is mostly last Wednesday and several of hi* composed of 3-iuch plank, spikrd and friend* from Nashville paid him a visit bolted together. Over 50,000 feet of in the afternoon and gave him a splen­ lumber. 45,000 shingle*, anil 435 l>olt* did ride after sclioul, and a very enjoy­ able time waa reported by all who pardown the rod aud take up the rake. Tbe Libero-SpirualUt* held a grove meeting in Smith's grove on the north line of the town, on Sunday June 30th, ard they disposed of "Hell and the Devil,” and served "Old Clovenfoot” up tn their bearer* in the latest modern style and a certain cl*** of their L*arer* seemed to relish the dish exceeding­ ly well. They arc to administer anoth­ er dose of free-thought at the same place in three weeks. When the silvery moon is silently ahrdding it* mellow light over earth'* toil-worn sou* and daughter*, who are seeking rest on their downy pillow* at dead midnight.;how startling ks the merry laugh which proceed* from the topmost bough* of thr cherry tree, whereon are seated the romantic twain, who arc pinching thr delicious fruit which was left, a few hour* before, by the happy robin liecause it was time to Grave*, and the design aud carpenter work by Mr. Cynr* Higgins. nne ot the bent tnech.-iDics in the country. Hou. J. W. Stinchcomb ha* hi* lie* house under fine progress. The shower on Sunday eve. was rath­ er stout, but tt did u* lol* of gmol. Mi*« Delig Rising, of Charlotte, made her parent* a short visit liuit week. llarvcAting lias fairly begun. Farm­ ers are feeling good over the goo«l crop C.C. Wolcott, our lively hardware Bev. James Robert preached a very man, comes to the front this week with strong and enthusiastic missionary ser­ another big "ad.” Everything in Char­ till fall, and then patronise our friend mon, last Sunday, from these word*. lie's mammoth stock is specialtie*, and C. N. Young, who b to hove a select “Go ye therefore and teach all nation*, sold at bed rock prices, but bis special school here then, and possibly she may baptuing them in the name of the thrilling. a&etiag or dramaUc, for specialty just now is that Buchanan be able to render Smith some help, in Father, and of the Son, and of the Ho­ Thede. felt that " our country ia saved," wagou all complete for >50. It u sim­ hi* local department, of which he is in ly Ghost”- Matthew »;|0. The house and ao the little throng that gathered ply an immeoss bargain. great need. Hark? Was that the sher­ was full or attentive listener*. there to "see tbe fan" were doomed to iff's stealthy tread T Nu! it is only our Hiram Walt* met with quite nn acci­ War with the South.” in last week's wife coming to sue if we are writing to dent on the 3d. He, with Mi*a Palmer­ :Shc undoubtedly ton. started for Grand Ledge to spend New*, wa* an able one and Ulicited a that old maid. thinks there ia soon to be another Olithe 4th. When Dear Bogue A Knapp's grcsU number of inquiries as to who wa* store in Hanfield, Hiram stopped to get th* author. which we would have been pleaded to tell had tbe author given u* to play tbe part of "Simple Simon,” for some water to drink when an ugly and she had read that piece, in which the ferocious dog came bounding over tbe that prerogative. One bod error crept ok! maid charge* us with bugging her fence aud caught the horse by the nose. and a confederate in a corner at a can­ It started to ran away, bat H. reached dy pall. Oar plea is "not guilty” and out his strong am and caught the ani­ pie te cover tbe expense of repairing we are able to prove an alibi. We did mal by the bit*, when Che bngjor was that, and Mr. L. Durkee, Esq., suggest­ not think wheu we refused to let her tipped over and Miss P. thrown out, Since tbe contemptible action of the ed that heretofore tbe expenses of re­ share our name and fortune that she broking her face very imdly. H. held Citirra clique, in regard to the award­ pairingear brides had been boraeegaalwould try to cheer l»er by reminding the Norm tight, which bounded and ing of the village printing, we have re­ lybetweta Che village and township, her that next year t* leap year and if torr around in a frightful manner and ceived several anxious inquiries a* to but under cut new ebarter it was doubtshe will advertise in tbe Nkws, ita ex- comiiderably demoralised the Iwggy. M if waeould tmmpel the tewoahip te Consequence: No 4th for them. Rr.M. aassst to thfarre*ard, fa Use future. Ua-i ele Kilka replied that Haotiag* wm a city aad a larger place than Nashville, had a city charter, aadfimr bridge* were A* was stated in last week’s Nkws, mended by town aud city, and the board era, a* we.ll a* everything else that hap­ pens within oar radius and will inter­ tbe attendance at Mr. and Mr*. F. D. for tbe celebration of Independence est our 6.000 readers. We give the first Hoolre’silver wedding wa* targr, the Day. Aa oM war dog had been buthem waa noth council report this week. !»'IH kt. id____ imrted from Charlotte, and bespoke • ter than the old stereotyped way I ing to mar the occasion, except the in- few times on the evening of tbe fid to for Kew York, where they willatgroatrl Aagwst tn<l, when they will take the "Chy of Berlin.” for a yeM * sqfaurn iGrrat Briteto and Europe. The weddisg w m conducted very quietly, but DAVID W. SMITH. Castleton. GEORGE K EAGLE. “ ABRAM GUNTHRIP. “ WM. TROXELL, JAMES DI RHAM, Assyria. JOSEPH MILLER. PETER HUNHIKER. Woodland. HENRY VaMAHTERH, Helle rue. ular intet mt for tbe crowd at Urge, but their influence on gx-in-rations yet to come can hardiy be estimated at thia WILUAM GRIFFIN. Maple Gnrcr1XANDER LAI’llAM. JOSEPH HAWKS, WARREN SEELEY. " REUBEN A. B4V1N.H, “ printing,‘bo’ll privately and through tbe public press, 1 wish to say a few words as I think I have * right to at. a citixrn and tax-payer of Nashville. In the first place tlieto is no question but that tbe main thing with tbe Cifueu clique waa "anything to beat Strong.” Now from the stand-point I view the matter, I think this is all wrong. We elect ou rCouncilnieq and President, not to .legislate for selfish motives, or for the purpose of wn-lding the power they bold by virtue of their office, in carrying out petty prejudices and penumsl spite* but for the purpose of enacting laws and passing resolution* for tbe best in­ terest* of the cituen* of Nashville, and for the purpose of conducting our finan­ cial matter* on a safe and economical a basis as possible. Ha* it been dune in Ibis ca*e 1 The very men that have l>»-en crying economy were the ones, in thia case, that were tbe means of Mid­ dling on this corporation a tax of >60 to >73 that could have been avoided had they let their beltci judgement* governed them instead of acting from IxtmnmI and selfish motives. If ths President and one or two of our rouncilmen propose to run a paper for their own benefit they riiouhl do it at their own expense and not because they have n little legal authority, vote the ex­ pen bo of running the thing u;>oii Uhtax-payer* of tho Village of Nashville. ty We have an immense Stock, all Prime. Fresh Goods, Imughl for cash, and a* we do not rare for tbe heavy ul ranee <m many kinds of good* shall MMitirfkie to sell at thr nreernt ruling Lota of Goods for a little money for The Jiut Daat’ No complaints by reason of high price*. Great Bargains in Prints, Cotton*. Stripe*. Crocks, Piques, Iduens, Cash­ mere* and White Goods. ,‘arasol*. Fans, Silk Handkerchiefs, Rusliing*. Ribbons and Gloves at Cost! Boots and Shoes in endleaa variety. Clothing, Hat* and Caps in propor­ tion. at Wm. A. AnaworrH's Cheap Cash Store. PAY FROM THE RAKINGS OF STUBBLES! Any ballance that three may bo due me to gi> over trot fl next year. Tbe raking* from twenty acre* of wheat stubble will, Brrry maaoo, |*y th* full price ot the Rake, and no enterprising fanner can afford to do without one. Duck Overalls ■*’ eta. a pair. Ladies Hate from 00 eta. to <2. Suspender* from 10 to XS cte. Bleached Muslin 8 to 9 eente. Brown Muslin from 3 to 8 eta. Central Michigan. Tire total co timated at >3,000 when finished. A few day* sine* we were shown n E. 8. says he think* be will give up rare specimen of cranberry tree, which the undertaker's bnsities*. and *r*r>*h is the property ofJHcnry Bowen. It be- for enjoyment around Glenn’*. lung* to tbe Caprifolarm (Honeysuckle) Mr. C. M. Runyan aud Mi** Emily family, Viburnum (Tpulns. The fruit is Gcommon* were joined in the holy pleasantly arid and contain* * very bond* of matrimony on the 29th nit. •mootn, flat, and nearly orbicular atone. The last quarterly meeting of the M. The specie* i* common among tbe Al- E. Church for thUycor, will lie held on leghanirs and make* a good Mbobtutc the 1M1 aud 20th al the Center cbuich. for cranberrm*. hence it* name, liigli Quito « number of our young men Bush Cranberry. Mr. Bowen has a fine went to Grand Ledge to celebrate, but Miss Ettie Main, of Morgan, attend­ collection of of grape* aud other small they don't think they will do ao again. Te Village Dads fruit*, aa well aa orchard fruit* of *ued the celebration at Hasting*, and wa* 1 ueeday evening waa tbe meeting of Messrs. Stowell and Cooper '.>egin tbe common council of tbe village, but struck ia the fare by a rocket which cot perior quality. Tbe ('ituen publishes the following house last Monday. Raid house ia to ia the language of Uncle Killen, “The * bod gash in her check aud brow, burning her fare somewliat. If Ettie from an exchange: "With the excep­ lie one of the finest school buildings in hoard were rather dillatocy about pattiag in an appearance,” and it wm Imd attended the Nashville relebratiou. tion of a little bad grammar in the Ma­ the Co. The boys are splendid work­ *a she had ought to, this would never ple Grove coircspomleDcc, the Cititca man and undoubtedly will do a good have happened. Hoa. James O’Doanril. ear 4th of Jo­ ly orator, waa married early on the morning of the Wh to MU* Sarah E. __ _____ _______ __ ____________ atfywatfag to any variety of crop or surface, it fa unequalled. Any boy or girl that hm» drive a horse can rake with it as well a* the strougr-t man. Hud it rahrw riran any kind of hay or grain. The teeth arc of the very beat quality of atevt. and warranted to stead the severest usage. It Em stixal tbe trot of. tiwn> and fa prnpoHucrd by tbs best of authority to be tbe BEST RAKE ever pirf npmr tfa-market, both for the superiority uf ita work, its ._ ‘ Below we Mnex tbe namra of a few leading farmer* h> thia victoity, who Ed Jonen, of Dexter, n colored mac tried to catch on a moving freight train on thu 6th, and waa killed in the nt-“ tempt. Saturday afternoon a negro at Mill­ brook, Mecosta Co^ wa* fuuly niurdrred with a nutor. Tbe affray wa* tin- THE CELEBRATED- Mr*. Caroline Preble* of Mason, died last week aged <2* from starvation, having Iw-en unable Io take ». mouthful of food for four week* pre* ious on ac- At Jonesville on Saturday John Ad­ am*. a miller, while standing on the railroad track near tlie dejxH, wa* struck by a train and his urck broken instant­ ly. He was about 40 year* of age. A young Camulian girl living at Stan­ ton. li*' ing loved one L William*, of Edmore, not wisely but altogether to much, obtained *urev**c of sorrow by taking eight grain* ot morphine. She died on the 6th. A few days urner the Ixtdy of ayonng IrcCrrnm Every afternoon and evening. First door north of Wolcott'* luirdware. Social*, festival* and familie* supplied on short notice and at reasonable rate*. found in Seram Lake, Kent County, supposed to have been drowned, but it i* now thought be wa* murdered, anc an investigation fa oa foot. Tl»e Portage lake Mining Gaaette is responsible for the following: Tbe other day a party of woodsman over on KeHE LIGHTNING HEWER at Truman’s store* bouse when discovered wa* covered all over with earth and undcrtmudi, and wa* completely air tight. 1st, and continue tea weeks. A com­ petent o«si»taut will lie secured, and a The ghost of old Hile Doty, the most hill iialroiMgr is M'licited. No pain* incorrigible thief that Southern Michi­ will be spared in tbe effort to make this gan or northern Ohio and Indiana ever a school for trachere. Especial atten­ harbored, is still on the steal around tion will be given to Mathematics. EnElkhart, Ind. At least, telegraph dr*- atish Grammar and Literature. Terms, patelies «ay that "old Silr Doty" was >8.00 and fit.00. For further porticorecently found in a cave there and ar- that our Woven ....----------------- „^7A0 ia the double weave and the l>e*t Mattres* manufac­ tured. Warranted for ten year*. No single weave inferior article will stand the test. Kkixowu, Dkhabat A Co. SEE THE LIGHTNING HEWER. let the country roand-a-boat know that thr day to follow wa. our gal*day. and KELLOGG, DEWARAY & Co. It wa* evident from the ater< that the people would be well fed as every avail­ able foot ef load waa filled with back- Hoard in upon tfa'lMtpt>y pair, asm! rmegood in iwbatance and well ilrlirenii. The music by the carnet hood was good. I am sorry to hare to leave my words COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c KELLOGG, DEM Al �negro e^odw will •frankly rafae the pme <rf eo«taD,end with this impremson upou them Lave plxnted largely in cot tea. In soom itetancM large fields of wheat which were poor have been plowed np and pat down in cotton. Tramp laws are all the rage now, and ia ths West, where ws bare flash post­ urea, that largo cows will, as » rule.produoe more milk for ths food oaten than small animals. There is great ralua in a given breed in tbe parity at the stock; bn t small cowa will not hold their own on fall postures to against anta greater feeding capacity. To Riul Blacx Ahts.—Ttitee of old ................. " afraid cf doing anyth! mine ua to-do it. " Look hero, Roy, ,. , —, •what's the matter with you? W4 are going to the church to-morrow night, and just spare your insults Uli wo get look. Wit! von?" A Lula roora. We had como to spend tbe Va­ cation with her in her country home. There were Alice Glynn, Cora Hall, Adels Groves, and myself, all ready for any amount of fan aud daring, Emma Lyoua as, usual, faking tbe 1<W. When I say afl, I must-«exoept our pretty Alice, Who was a timid, flrrvms little creature, bat whom’ we dragged into many of our “ escapades ” by sheer alone in the great red room. a* we shall bullying. all bo away. If gbo*t* are really abroad "Waa she very pretty?" you ask. to night, or the spirits of the doomed, Yea, lovely, from tlio kmg ring'eta ot what’s to prevent them from |my mg you her blonde hair to the arch of her little fooL We called her l-tllt, but ahn waa tall, and looked aa if ahe had no busi­ ness to be the arrant coward ahe was. it don’t count for much. I never aiw the • things.' aa you sail them, but then I've looked at them through another person's eyes. Tbe vigil of 8L Mark is an Eugliab custom, you know, and 1’11 call Mrs. White, mamma's housekeeper, to toll ua about it She has already half-curdkd my blood by irar awful “Bit down. Mrs. White," said Emma. "I've sent for you Io tell the girls here what you know Of the Eve of BL Mark, if you’ve no objections." "No hobjeetiona, miss. I’m mire," me she wouldn't be sorry if Roy did tell Mre. Lyons. Ah, mol looking back * through the years to that day, I wonder at our cruelty to the girl whom we truly loved, aud whom we would have, defended from any real dange^ wtttrour liven. We did not mesu to be cruel, but in our ignorance and folly we struck that timid, tender nature deadly blows in orBoy did not. reveal our purpose, a* we feared he would. In fact, be seemed terribly busy in hie own room, and had several of his Voung fnenda with him that tughkond that nexUlay.. fb^iall kept out of our way, which waa a com- “You surely don't believe all that non venae, Mrs- White ?"Iaaked, sharply. "Secin* ia believin', nuaa," she said, grimly. "I don’t held to disbelievin' a respectable young man, my own nephew's cousin, who scorned a he with his bead and hia heels. And, when he tells me that hia own heyra seed the ghastly sight, 1 hain't gotn' to give him the lie. No’m; I mayn't threw myself in the face of Providence by peepin' and poerui' at forbidden things, bat otner folk has done it, and wiU do it when we're all dead and gone." * Did your nephew's cousin tell what he *aw before liu brother killed bun­ gelf?” Cora asked, rather aupetcili- All you've got to do is to conaider your latter bend, and make up yoar mind to be cut huff in the flower of your davs.' Somehow, Jim couldn't make up hia mind.” -Don't biaom Jim.*? muttered Adak "Ob, yea, we all dwne owr daty'by Mm* miafortunato man,” Mrs. White went on. "The folks used to look mournfnt-like at him, aad his sweetheart quit him. " ’ I’m drev mad by all of you. and I haint gotn’to stand it no longer J’ And then be went in his room and slammed and locked tbe doU. Next noreu',’ findiu’ be wouldn’t answer, hi* mor bust in tb* door, and foaud him dead. He'd Alice a strong eup of tea before wr started, and she did not seem more ncrToua tlian cisnaL. ,, q ■ ft We laughed and jested as we went along, aud were roon seated on a long bench within the church porch. The lit­ tle lantern threw a very feeble light, but the clouds had di»[« nw-d. and the moon, jii»t risen, shoue full on th-? churchvanl and every objpet in iL . ( We did not ctpect to sec Anything, pf course, but somehow the influence of the time and place sobered our high spirits, aad wo grew silent and thought­ ful waning for the great church clock A half-pint cold waterOne ox. sugar. Fixat, aha ]xnxl and norod the apples, without cutting them, taking four, but if not an large, abc aaid, ahe would have taken five. First, she pared the apples, then cored them, leaving them whole, and laid them aside while she made the paairy. She weighed oat the floor, and mixed it with the butter by kneading with tbs fiugrrs. She thru added tbe (taking powder before she lx-g*n to mix it, pouring in the water. If the flour did not takeup all the water leave out a little, aa this dough most be firm. When firmly kneaded idie cut it into m many pieces aa abc had apples, snd rolled each piece into a ball. Then she took the liall of dough in the lefl hand snd the appleaa-tbe right and crowded the i dough all around the apple, drawing I i'.e edges together so as to completely inclose it. Before closing it, however, who droppetl into the hole in the apple a spoonful of sugar. Then the dum(dings were placed in a floured Ixking , tin and put in the oven for from twenty to Uuriy minutes, according to the sp plea. The crust would aiwavs oe aonc, ' but fomeawics st took a litil* longer to ' cook tbe apples than al otbeni. When the dumplings had linen in a quick oven tor twenty minntes, the teacher said, they might lie tried with a fork or skewer, and if the apples were found to be soft clear through they were baked enough. The dump­ lings were pul in the oven, and Dresden KUea, for ttyttCrt.' were undertaken. make the patties Mias Dods took a loaf of dry bread and cut it into alines about two inches thick. They were marked by a gutter and the crust pared off. Then a deep cut waa made in the center with a small cutler, but the jriceon leftia. The neat step was to dip the peer* of bread into milk, not holding it in ao as to soak it much. Then oue nieces were then dipped into boiling lard and let boil two miuqte*. They were then't*kcir6tif,'leY<lrip. and thru tlioeapoff tbe. enk made in the center church emerged a dtuccmiou, u^rnij, by tbe small cutter was lifted, and, with JWo<d Une *gUTWMJ'<*1r 4f>*Ro3wc s fork, the inside was acooped ouL and recognised With a thrill of terror. thp p^tpie filled with jeky ox pirpotnl "Look! look! It's old Mr. Morton!" oysters, lobsters, ete, and the cap placed whispered Emma "Look at his long baek again. white hair! He died last month. Aud The apple dumpling* were d»ne by thia time, aad were taken Out and glaaed with tbe white of egg or milk, by means of a brush, and sprinkled with sugar, living put baek into the oven a few minute* to dry the glaring. . A lemon wm then given in making cheese cakes. There were put in s bowl two ounce* flour, two ounces grated cheese, two ounce* batter, and a little .figure^ and we caught r-MecOBUML Aber . and even a drees of a Its* just been married in London to Mi» Neva Whistler, liia cousin, also of Baltimore. Tbe young bridegroom Las taken his liride to a magnificent home hi Kensington Gardena. He is so diaaatiafled with Ui* gas furnished by the London companies that be will have gas manufactured in hia own grounds. Permiaaion to make the gas had to be ob­ tained from tbe municipal authorities. Mr. Winans is the eldest son of the late “ There is but one book." And the Thoma* Winans. Takoob Kahb, the Afghan ruler, hx* words that have comforted the dying and soothed the bring for 1,800 years a dsadedly aristocratic appearance. Ho is al middle height, straight, and wellfell gratefully upon his ear: * Let not your heart be troubled. In built Hia complexion is that of an my Father's house are many mansion*. Italian, his fcalun-s ticiug of the usual coarsely aquiline Afghan type. Hi* ex­ 1 go to prepare a plere for you." “ Lockhart,” were the last words of pression is eomewluaX stern aud care­ BcoU; " Lockhart, I have but* moment worn, but indicates character and reaoto s;>e*k to you; my dear, l>e a good lution. Hia bcurd is short, crisp, and man; be virtuous, be religiotul Noth­ black. He lately rode into the British ing rise will give you any comfort when camp, dreaacd in an Afghan cloak of the finest material, made with evident you come to lie here.” Ingersoll sadly says over the remain* attention to a becoming flt of hfa tieloved brother: " We cry Tint Paris pohee adopted an inaloud, and tbe only answer fa the echo gcaioua plan to find out how a certain of oar wailing try ; ” and. speaking of firm waa being mysteriously robbed. hfa dead brother, ha *ays: "He climbed One day a large box. or rallier cast*, »u the heights, and left snjierstition far sent to the aiore and brought into the below." back office. Il waa marked * Explosive If such are the result* of " climbing Materials." Air holes hail been bored the height*;” if to climb fa only to in it; and from this jxjaition the de­ took into tbe black gulf of despair, to tective—for one was inaide— could overhear over the grave only the " echoes of our wailing cry,” who would not rather stay in the warm valley of faith that one of the dork* went to the door to and hope? watch, aud the other to the till, from I would kindly ask Ingersoll, Are not which he took some money. faith and hope better than doubt and William Hxxrt Ena, of BL Louis, despair? And, if so, why make it your behaved no badly to hia wife that she life’s mission to ridicule, satirize, aud procured a divorce. He afterward be­ dcatroy the frith and hope of the came a drunkard, aud earned a misera­ thousand* who find in their religion the ble living aa a knife-grinder. It waa only refuge from the sufferings and hia custom to aet up hia machine across sorrows of this life? Why labor to the street from bis wife's house, and make your brother of humanity believe menacingly gnnd knives in her sigbL tiiai he fa but This made her nervous at first, but ahe gradually became accustomed to iL Seeing that be ws* no longer scaring her, ho took to running toward her. brandishing a knife, and declaring that bo would kill her. When that plan began to fail, aa it did a few days ago, he stabbed her to death. soil calls it, and tbn jc deMh of a Chnatiau. 1 have lately been readi of the last hours of Sir As death approached tli healthy-minded Scotchm Loekbart to read to " Wtwt shall I read?” amd Lockhart. A Simple Remedy.—Here is rather a curious remsdy, but in assay csss*, a certain one. for the cure of indigestion. It is simply tbe cultivation of • habit of chewing, while out of doors, differ­ ent kinds of green leaves, and swallow­ ing the juioe. One can always cull a A caLT will draw milk in three min- leaf from a hedge or bush aa one p^ea utea, and the nearer a milker tan oome Almost all are good that are not nanto that time the better. A alow milker aeous, such as the ivy, or poisonous make* a cow impatient, which often laurel-leaf. One of the latter, however, causes her to hold up her milk. The is a capital thing where there u a slight "atripjiiugs " arc the richest part, and it a cow i* imilked quietly aa well as ing of leave* cum dyspepsia, princi­ quickly there will' be more as well an pally, I believe, by increasing th* flow richer milk because of the "strippings." of salivary juice, and partly by the The Liuimaxo Ftimuint-A sin­ tonic and stimulating action cf the leaf gular experiment in agricultural meth­ chewed. The leaves that occur to mo ods has lately been tried in France. A at nreeent as moat likely to be benefi­ savant took two toliacco plants, cadi cial are those of the pine tree*, sprueweighing the same and l>eiog in an or Scotch fir, blackthorn, current and equally healthy condition, and pteced roae buabea, mint, the petals of many them side by aide in a locality favora­ flowers, the stalks of motinUin-dafaiea, ble to their growth. One waa supplied the while portion of nadiea, ths bark of with an electric condoctor, and the many young trees, and tbe tender parts other waa left in ita normal state. In of the stalks of green wheat, oata, or four months the plant under the influ­ almost any of tbe larger greases; but ence of electricity attained a height of your own Lute must in a great measure 3 feet 5 inches, and weighed about 44,­ guide you. if yon elect to make trial of 0()0 grains; thr other measured 2 feet 4 any remedy I should say, however, inches, and weighed about22,000 grains, that the clewing is l>eUci to take place atiout one-half. Fertilization by else- ____ ._ tricity ia certainly a now and startling | diataly after. E5RT A. GOODTEAR, IHOM, IAILSI SHELF HiRDIiRE PEOPLE'S DirG STORE, I HaHlm How to Kxxr Chickxxh. record of your work. Do nc yonr minds with trying to i yo iraelf against it anc___________ _ ___ allow the bones from the table to be thrown into the dust heap, or lie around the yard; throw them into the fire, burn them a little, crush and give them to your fowls. If bread is burned, or any­ thing else that ia cooked in the house, do not throw it away, but use it as char-1 coal for your birds. If they have bee:, i obliged to run m tbe orchard or mead­ ow to pick up their bring aa they can. and feeding on wnat they could get. their eggs anil flesh are likely to taste; feeding charcoal in any shape will rem ody the erih— IFestem KuraL Mauj- farmers look upon the sunflower as simply a worthless weed, and Lever dream of the valuable qualities the seeds of this plant posaem. For sev­ eral vc*n they have l-ccn us»-d by the breeders of fancy poultry aa a food for choice fowls; in small quantities they are mixed with the other food, and. the peculiar properties of the seeds impart a bcantifnl gloss which no grain will give to the plumage of tbe adult birds. For those who raise fancy fowls for exhibilian, it ia casential to perfect suecess that the plumage should be in perfeet condition, and to attain satisfactory DEI GOODS, SILKS ait DHESS GOODS ficial light is at all painful, it ia safer to read or write daring the day. Do not read in horse or steam care, or after you have retired for the night. Many a tedious case of weaa sight ha* (wen treecil to the pernicious habit of resil­ ing in bed. Do not read much during convalescence from illness. Before tbe muscular system generally has quite re­ covered its healthy tone, we ought not to expect the muscles of accommoda­ tion to liear the continuous use to which they are subjected in resiling or writ- PLASTER Groceries and General Produce, tion to lie need until toe muscle* of the and the arm have regained their strength and firmness. Above all. take plenty of sleep, a id, hy retiring early, avoid the evening lights. Exercise and six are *1m> indispenrable. PirrnBCBaa IS one of the blackest of citle* by rcaron of the smoke from ita manufactories; lint a plan ia being teat od ’hat promisvs to make it clean. The proposition ia to wash the smoke, and I the way of doing it ia thus dewcribcd : The waahing is <iouc by passing thr smoke through the spray caoaed by valuable aid than judicious feeding of i paddle-wheels revolving tn a tank of this seed. It has long been known that water holding soda aab in solution. the oil extracted from sunflower seeds gait of four or five miles an hour! Th* tank and wheels are. placed in thr makes a dressing for the hair which is the cheeks glow, and the eyes flue, between the furnace and the very beneficial, imparting a smoothness and the muscles tin-Je with deli and vigor highly appreciate! by all who have tried iL It grow* very readily, and the poultryman should not forget thia rhoap and useful assistant to Ilia la- recently enacted in the French Awmbly. nt Vensulka. M. Jules Ferry's Educational lull was under debate. M. Gambetta being in the chair. M. Paul do Co&sagnac made a moat violent speech, attacking the bill and denounc­ ing its anthorano supporters. M. Gam­ belt* requested M. Cssaagnae to mod­ erate hia language, but thia appeal I can accord to the sciential nearly all served only to augment the fury of tbe he can claim without in the slightest uo- speaker, who went on in Mich a violent Cse affecting the foundations of my strain that it waa moved that a vote of th. IM>«* he tell me this umvvrse censure should 1h- passed ujioti M. Caawss created million* of yean ago? 1 aagnsc, and that be should be tempo­ do not dray it, for my Bible te.Ila me it rarily excluded from hi* iw-at At this "waa in tbe beginning," which may have propoaal t*ie Imperialist*' section of tbe been long before tbe millions of ages Ohambcr broke out into such an uproar which hi- claims. Doe* be tell me that that M. GambetU found himself uus thj laws which are in operation to­ bk> to quell the InmnlL Hr arose from day have been in operation far bis acai, put on his hat and walked out millio** of years? I admit it; and only of the Chamber, thus practically dis­ aid, that the great Lawgiver existed be­ solving tbe aeasion by l aving the As fore these laws. Doe* be tell me of the sembly without a presiding officer. boundlessness of space, of the infini­ A evicts from the East represent thai tude oi worlds ? I rejoice the more, for ' ' *11 are the work of my Father's hand. the famine is Docs be tell me th*t the laws of evolu­ tions in Cash tion show * development from the less to the greater? 1 accept all that; for, under tbe gcwpvl. from a sinner I be­ come a saint. aud from a saint I shall be exalted *l>ovn tbe angels, and shall ait down with the Savior on His throne. L believe in the urvirel of the fittest, for the Christian shall survive “the wreak of NO PATENT NO PAY HOL'SEIWLD ECONOMY. To nerroxx elasticity of rubl»er springs, band*, etc., place the rubber band or Bpring* in hot water. Pct a few pieces of charcoal, tied jn I cloth, into the pot where onion*, callLage or meat arc boiling, and the honoe prevent mis ia p>*.<- uiuwncu wu>w paper over them, letting it touch the greasy surface. Paper aliaorbs faL A child’s bed should stope a little from the bead to the foot, so thai the head may be a little higher than tbe feet; but never bend the neck to get the head on the ' pilloi . ,— ' -------------------‘ le child — round shouldered, cramps the veins and ar­ terica, and interferes with the free cir­ culation of the tdood. Even when a child fa several yearn old, tbe pillow should be thin and made of hair, not away fora fa all that ia required; think they can wear them when how they please, provided they ex] White f -------------------- ,------------------------ *1 think «L Mark's gbot wm gtriltlew of poor Tl—-» —-A 'TU...4 -« ’ 1 .1 |ROBERTS A HOTrffKIXS, DHOTI, IEBIMB at CBEI1WU, become warm than during tbe whole cold sector. When they are pat aside sibie to exaggerate the diatraw they should lx- brushed tbe right way prevail* in many district* fit the prov­ wi’h a soft brush, an old linen handker­ ince. Some of the towns and villages chief folded smoothly over them, and a have been completely depopulated. piece ot gum camphor kept in tbe box Jour Warn, an old-time Missis­ all the time, to scare intruder* in tbe sippi gambler, died at Phdadelptua a aha; e of moths. How to Wabh Laces. —Now that a few days ago, agwd 74 year*. Every lace mid muslin ruffle* arc universally worn, the pleasure of tbe poaaaear. ni fa a little dashed by the knowledge that It will put an edge on appetite that you caa't buy at the doctor's, and in pro­ moting digestion is better than a corner drug-shop's entire stock of bitters sod pill*. If you have never tried it, take a walk, keen your mouth closed, vour shoulders well thrown hack, your head up, and remember that your legs —and especially your hips—were given yon PATENTS 6083 their knees, bodies aud shoulders -and no wonder they don’t like it. We don't like to see them. There ia an art in walking aa in other things. If you ■don't believe it, observe the motion of 1some sLajx-ly woman who knows how to 'move, or study tbe gait of a man who 'lias some spring aud litbeceee in him. :It ia never too late to learn how to walk 1by walking. And, once learned, it is a delightful accomplish men L ' IHHNTORS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-07-19.pdf.pdf 585a4d34616c74435b207bd69d2dffc8 PDF Text Text 3HT ------ -,-WtMOTWgBtwr: VOiUMfi VI, BARRY [CH1GA.N, SATURDAY, JULY 19. 1879. NUMBER 43. 1. Mrs. Die! wwiin the ___________ time. rad. by ■ rtrrare (Mak of the ligMott* &*■*«*■?** of her clothing waa tom fracs her body Kirkwood are each tJG years of age. without injuring her in the lratf,Mvg a , Damiel. F. Da ria, the Republican alight abedt received. uomiuoe for Governor of Maine, ia only Bio snakes, graveyard serpents, form 30 years of age. -Crata w vifkt la ita ’CcdW H:«ws and , Gkm. Hazex, having tailed to estab­ lish hia military record to bis satistactlou in a military court, is now going to tByro bmlwU; tarky. MK.ICU tetorts The result of the Bouthern lea-plant ­ try a civil court, and has sued Gen. - Althoisj/XiMk* thus far proven suying experiment haa been cjufte attrxwwa- Stanley for Hbeh thuiff tat s rich meatattoa, it is aew reported _____ ,---------------fnl. A correspondent, gossiping about thwitaari >g£il ' tiiaQii U> veteU > Movsmtar, net. Ex-t'XITED StATKH TbEASUXEB JoEX th.- find crop of American tea, ray* that wp. O. New hM become President of a discovered a snake at as early as I860 the attempt to raise lea inches in circumference. His theory, j in the South waa made. Then a large milling company which claims to own ia that it found ita w^y into We etNBa f7.500.(kw in gt^J hidden away in number of growing planta were sent to and had grown bo fart r.nd become ao '' ** through die mouth of the jug, and largo that it was unable to. get out Ig... winch had swallowed -the book al toe Georgia, North Carolina and South tho way it went in, and thus became a ,' the fisherman. Il is suPI ' *fish * ra­ Carolina by the Agricultural Bureau. prisoner for life. tered-its queer homo il wrasmaU. The war,coming on, the plants were lost sight of, but----- - -»> Ma. WtLaox, of Butler county, Ky., ’* Ms. Wm. Bawrum a livss mwut one of ihe firm of Gillett & Co., of Bal­ had r fearful rad sueceasful fight with Lumpkin, Ga., Ma aj timore, made a trip through the South, a large snake a few days ago. He war isr notions about laying eggs. Ehc at the instance of LeDuc, to ascertain pot another *0,000,000 in 4 per eenta. working on a piece of new ground when lays every day like most other hens, but if tea could be cultivated itucccesfully in The Emperor of China is the stout­ every other egg is as large as a goose that sratira. Aa a result of thia tour, est monarch in the world, and the Em­ the serpent sprung upon him rad ceiled <-Kg: the others are of ordinary si sc. a barrel of tea-leaves was sent to Balta- peror of Germany the tallest, though about him. Mr. Wilson waa at first ri- . / One of the larger rise weighs Hi ounces more last week from Georgia. The even bo can boast of seventy-two inch­ most tiaralysed, but in a moment re? , and measures 6} inches around the leaves lied been plucked out. of season, es, while his nephew, Prince Adalbert, gained hia composure auffidenthr to,., o shortest eircumfarence, and 7f the and, fermentation having set ip, they stands six feet six inches in his atock- grasp the enemy by ita neck and choke it until it wm forced to loosen ita boHL ' ’ tongtwL The same hen laid eggs in the were rendered useless. Of another He then took a hoe and killed the rep- ’ " b manner last season. barrel, received from South Carolina, Jamxs LAUABKK,of BUrk, N. H-,a trie. The snake measured aix fast fira*' • Thf. Anthony (Kan.) Journal says: one-tldrd was in fair condition. Ex- veteran wixidsman of 86 years old. has inches ia length, rad wm two aari. ib , "Ws baitf of a vory'warm-hcarted.moth- periruftta were made with these. The. furnished span and- maata for &00 ves­ three-fourths iaohes in diameter in Um ism Hbook, waa shot ux) tavUnUy killed. criy ben down on Bluff creek. Hhs is leaves were put in wire rievaa and sels ; he has not been ill for fiftv years, largest part of ita body. . paaaed and can Mill remain up day and night Uwr, Hrary Pariwc, waa badly woundedI regularly brooding a litter of seven­ steamed. They were than The Danbury (Ct) -Vnca relates the , will probably din. The other three «•-. pound puppies; ahs has to spread her through a clothew-wringer to extract the for two days at a time while engageef in following: “There was a heavy rain­ self to do it, but toe takes them all nn­ tannic acid. The structure of the kaf his work in the forest. d. storm on Tuesday night O» 'Wednes­ A bold p'»<VidMrae Haa aowvtete ta tba, der her wing gtul tucks them in nicely. । was also deatroyed by thia procena. No day morning an extraordinary epectacle , The youthful canines know and heed care was tak'ii to retain the shAj>c of her gentle cluck. They get their riel­ , the leaf, however, but the mass was put an, died in Spring Garden, Pittsylvania | wm preaentod on the I-ong Ridge roafl. . «ala of their natural mother, but their in an ordinary pan arid dried. This county. Va., a few days ago. She waa at the rreerroir of the Bethel Water thought to be 111 yeen old. She re ­ Company. The road ano the Imnka . I process was productive of a delightful ■ membered when Brinstre Tarleton, the Broma and a leaf somewhat n^embhng cavalry chief of Cornwallis, struck ter­ thereof, for a distance of eighty rods, * the teas of India. From the leaves ror about the country aide, and saw swarmexl with yon ng frogs. They were hardly an inch in length. They were ’ A tehiubue pull at their net warned thus procured some tea waa brewed ’ some toatl-fiahera, who were plying their ! This was the first usiive-brt-wed tea of ' Greene's troops when they were foraging in constant motion, aau yet ao imroeoBo vocation below. Fort Delaware, Jt Y., tlu* country, and is said to have had a through Pittsylvania on the road north., in number m to be unable to got. out of • — Mant-si Marble, the well known Now Yurt | the way of parang teams. The ground, CmM ahhh * ll . of Kentucky, race | that they had something bigger titan a remarkably fine flavor. editor, waa married to jfrs. A. WiDtems Loes■aid to the lata Thomas H. Benton, who M far m the eye could reach, wm cov' sbatl to deal with. One of them barely had a fine, large way of deporting him­ erod with them. They fell in tbe rain ' •*(*rek” Never Pays. *yy n>- tent a • few daysac<v Hw newly mated pair 1 ' saved himself from going over the side t JI ? i —A MDxtuMry hauls ooiaiivdM Hsaxvtlie,1 of the schooner. Il took a dores men oouuuMon appointed by the NaUotuU hoard silled for Etuwpa The race in not always to the swift, self: ■ Senator Benton, why do you Tuesday night" —Cap*. James Ixine, in comtnand of the Cor- ' Trnn., the other d*y, between Hegh M. ILw ' to pull in the prize, which proved to be of Health of tlio United States for Urt parfoae talk to yourself ao much?" With, gnat At the Brown street market in PhU- ’; hem. s younj; lawyer, and JuA Queerer and1 j a turtle eight feet long, five feet wide, nor the battle to the strong, nor ia it tbe dignity Benton replied: “ Col. Mar­ adtdphia, an old Irish woman ap­ of atad?Ing yellow few aymptmra, tavriep-.. man with Iht- largi-st mouth who gets John and Hem Hhip& Queerer was tbe ocly rooula an.I tieattuwnt in Havana, |w gW«ti< ' । with ■ hcail twice as large aa a man's, tho moat favors in the world. Yester­ shall, I can tell you very earnestly and , proached a fish stand, and appealed to ite work here aaaidnoaaly. During Ute last । and room enongi^on^ta back for. half a day forenoon a very quiet stranger en­ truly why I talk to myself. I tore to I the proprietor for help. He declined —Lucius Wesrer (colored', who smaultad a‘ dozen caoe-Boal thaiis. Hi Mtackralanc week there were It? deaths froa ye^ow fever tered a real estate* office on Griawokl talk to a great man, and I love to hear I to give her any tiling. She moved away. . white woman, was abot to death by a mob a!1 of ita captora. who stepped on it, and ita but not out of the building. Unob­ •Ireel and softly asked if be could use a great man talk.” Knoxville, Tran., a few davs sgn I weight was 'something less than 800 a blotting-pad for a moment. One was Oxck. while Randolph, of Roanoke, served, she went behind the stand, —A Bnetra dispatah save that - after moctba* । pounda." handed him and he sat down to a table, was delating a question in the Senate,, where a largo tub covered with csuvm of the most tterongh and aearehing tavreUga-• j About ten years since Mr. J. M. Ben­ looked around, and arid: Cautiously he said it wan a shame that the “noble: attracted her attentiontkxi by rrjnrters and detowivea, liw mystery' | nett, of Cumming, Gp., was. by legal "Ab! thanks; but have you pen and bull-dogs of the ndminiatrabot: should , lifting the cover, so m not to make any of the reJelraWvi Lynn trunk tragedy has1 ■ proceM, declared to be a lunatic, but, inkr waste their time in worrying the rata of j noise, she ran her hand into the tub, and then she yelled. Tbe tub contained > I being harinlera and inoffensive, wm not the opposition." He was called to orThey were furnished him. Ho tried i* I sent to the asylum. About three years the pen on the pad, shook the ink det, but the President ruled in his several snapping turtles, and one had 1 j ago an old gander look up with him, around and modreily continued: i fsvor. Thus encouraged, be pointed his : caught hold of her fiugsrs, causing -Tte Memphis Hoard of Braith tasn.d Uw ok! sad made the flrwt Protestant prayer ewr trank rootaiuing tba tody . and would follow him wherever he went foUowi&K order July 10: *To tbs pwoplsuf the attend In lb* Ktate nt Iowa, died al Dnliuqnea “If vou eould spare a sheet of paper?" long linger si the members of the oppo-' much pain. “Och! Mister! may God . m wm found tn ■ tnSrah j In Mr. Bennett's ramhlcn through the eUy of M-tophis, w. would Wy. q»teUv remove tew days sen. A sLeol was handed him. He wrote sition, and fairly screamed: “Rata, did I bieM you; take the crathur off, do, al Lynn. Thr Im— wm cut off. ao m to bvffle ' woods, or about the neighborhood, this a brief letter, folded it up', and whis­ say? Mice! Mice!” please," wm hc.1 pleading remark to the yuar fasalw* to a ytacs of SaMy aalQ wS can IdroUdcaU.®, an.I nothing wa.-left tn the faithful body-guard always -attended pered : Thf. late Baron Lionel de Roth*child, owner of the snappera. It wm -found trunk except a cb<*tete-. two norter-i.-tUm, him, m if to ward off all attacks upon “I shall have to te*g an cnvriojie of, though jnovcrbially fond of money, waa । necessary to kill the turtle.before the --------------- hiraing al hogs or any you." two brieka, at..I a •mall bit of xtegluun. ■ is— _z -— । equally fond of his friends, and his1 fingers could be liberated. Medical rxuninaUon >t^>w<«l that an alorUon • _____ animal____ y chanced to meet. When­ Xu envelope wm paesrd over, and manner of evincing this toward Mr. Some days ago, ThomM Chancer, bad Lorn committed, and great notiMscai waa ever the old man would stop to rest or when hi* had directoil it he looked all Solomon Herschel, the grand rabbi of; who lives near Big indian creek, in lie down, the gander would ait down over tho table, under the table, up to Duke's Place, had something in it which | Houston county, Ga., shouldered hia near by, and remain until the old man the ceiling, and inquired: was singular and whimsical. Whet: any rifle and went to the awamp hunting left. While walking along the road. ;f “You couldn't lend me a etamp, could good speculation was afloat, he deposit-1 for squirrels. Soon after entering the Bennett fonu^a grain of corn, or any­ gethwr with auolbrr aoa. is prustrala! with tbs cans Lava jasl held a private eocfamre U cd on his aooounl a certain sum nropot- i awamp hia dog treed a squirrel, and thing that the gander could cat, he A li-eentar wm handed out,and alien tionate to his own risk, and whatever ' Chancer began looking for tho gaauo. durara. A perfset stampede of HUfc-oe look Furirva* M»nroc tu detr nnine upon aotre plan । would pick it up and put it into hia it had been licked on, the stranger roee profit accrued was carried by him to the i While thus engaged he observed an ax plaas, Ute trains IwiDg unable to carry away relatin' lu ILc Belt llcpub'.ican nom:natir>s conpocket until he rested, and then he and started out, raying: I rabbi, to whom be gave a full, true and iI feeding around near by, but did not lb* handled. who an* ready to teas*. Vteks vvteteo. Il ta raid tea* tbttr eeoelMtons wars would give it to his coenpuian. When­ “As you have no office-boy, 1 suppose | jMrticular account to a fraction. On I apprehend any danger from him. Gen. Scott wm theusmeof an Imltan ever the old man went into the house I ahril hare to take this letter to the such occaaiona he invariably dined with 1' While walkii g around the tree he was th. rabbi, ahd—perhaps they did not. suddenly and unexpectedly attacked by who during the hurt winter ■nd stri-g the gander would aeem to Ik* wild, and office myself.”—Detroit Free Press. " 1 the ox. He says the first thing he knew have a good time .* bung about a camp in the Bieck Hills, The Enrhaated Pin. he found himself lifted into the ethereal near •* ieadwood city. He waa an out­ the attendants Went obbgl-d to kt him Some tricks in “Partoe Magic* in. Just at soon as the fowl saw its regions on the horns ai Ina oxahip. Ha law. Notribe would acknowledge him. (hbbagoTrce Ned ’ -. Story printed in juvenile publications are very held on to hia rifle, and the ox contra A lew weeks ago thv General waa sus­ companion it would liecome perfectly ammung. as well aa very simple. “The A writer in the Boston Commercia pected by the miners in the camp of quiet. A abort time ago it became so EnclianU-d Pin,* for instance. To per­ Hulletin, upon life in Australia, relates ued throwing him up and catebxng him several bold tlu-fts tost La*l occurred. troublesome at night, by trying to gut form this trick you take a common brass th Lx yarn: One of the stories told me as be descended, between lushornr.nainto the house, whore ita master was, til finally the hammer of the rifle came One night guards were posted >long Iwinc pruenptiy esforrsd to the ci tew and Srwns pin, such ax s man sometimes uses to by the driver as wo jolted along had re­ in contact with abuali, which discharged __ .' 1 the ravine at the edge rrf the camp. tliat theykdkdit. of the KouUiwwl, mnen the yellow-f-ver rvpixte fasten his shirt-collar when a rear but­ lation lo the depth of the mud which tlic gun and,canard the stampede of Hhortly after midnight an object, wna from Mrapbta. ton flioa off. To satisfy your audience covered the road. I have beard the name the beast Chancey had a narrow ewsoeu crawling towwrda ti.e water frotn that the pin doesn't contain a false bot­ story in various forms since, ffirNcd win caix* from dcaUu-as the Imll from his the farther aide. The guards tired. tom, lei them have it in thnir hands to «n the liabit of telling it to every paa- rifle ]»ranl under hia clothing and Next morning the Grarral's left mocca­ tramjH, who snore rweetly in Msdbou I inspect. This will convince them that senger tliat he carried to the diggings. burnt the akin near a vital part of haa sin was picked up at the point of aim. Park till the hands of the clock early there is no deception about it. Now, 1 havo also Iward the aama story as­ 1„ up tn this ouantry; demsnd tb^payment of tbs That was the clew. AU the miners in morning do mark, by midnight were bend the pin in two placea—first, about signed to a California driver. No mat­ body. Irmds in grorat>»«ks; convict labor to be abol- camp turned out as to a Fourth of July frrixen quite through. rae-third from the head, and second, ter ; I know it waa told to me by Cab-Au agrwTncnt brtwrm the projnrtcra Of Uie tebte; the rsis of lutarwstoa mcotf Sboalduor ; spree. Twenty one men. well armed, From a house on the Fifth avenue , tlir same diatanev from the point, so Iwge-Tree Ned in 1852. -----* * ----------" — — started <u; too hunt. The Umeral'a Naw York ttodcrgrrnuxl railroad auleiprtea and . . (wherein MeGinnia tlid thraO), from 101 that the burioeaa rad will project up­ ‘You see, young ftdlow," mill he, “ I U»e Parisian Bank of France baa teen aignad, "r llc'h psrtiaa to main a solid South or a solid । trail wm struck a half mile above tho in the eve till 4 in the morn—from the ward. Again show the pin to your au­ waa driving along, keeping well to the by Which the bank agresa to advasce rapiial | N«>b: dcoouacw the crasage of gold and Hirer ■ camp, among (he timbered hills. One darknesa of night ull the brightness of dience, in order to satisfy them that it right of the road, where the mud was for tte colerpnea provided tba fraocitiae is per- ’ dofiww; Ito- teeue of grra>b--k» mar be limited mile further the forenute miner, a mau dawn—did the sounds* of gay revelry is the same pin. only bent—bent on shallowrst, for I knew that 1 had a heavy *—” to tba daniattd of traJa; demand the sboliUoti named Chalmers, felt the sting of swell mischief. Now, place the pin on a hard- load which 'ud prevent the coach from of the national banking system; denounce all ‘ SooU's first bullet m it plowed a furrow McGinniw was giving a hop on his bottomed'ehair. and. when a late visitor floating; and. Itcridra, none o' my horses fBMoa or oraltttae with either of tbe ok! peruse. । along his scalp. The miners saw tliat charming daughter's birthday; from 10 enters, invite him to sit on the chair. could swim. I had just got to about Scott had come hotly to bay under a in the eve till 4 was no atop of the whirl The effect will be magical. If the ceil­ where we arc now when I noticed what Vhal b° WB" of Uocaror* from thmr revperUro distr.cU: may deduct his ImtabSwiras.'above ma credit ledff® of rOckM* of the danoe, of the wine's fix and pop; ing is not mo. ~ than ten feet from the I thought waa a bat moving along on the level of the ocraa in stated aa MO*to lUtnoa, EiKhth; loduns, Foerth; tow*. Hixth. wteolisUng his property for a-rosuraf ths Tbe twent-T njrn bcffan ,O »«”’an‘l McGinnis was able to pay. floor, the probabilities art* that the man top of the mud, just a little ahead o’ me 750 fret; the area in aquare miles itoa h,“' a™**™ Tl«e foUratat tasaratas wU occur ta I*O: UM. pobB- teJsm over 2.000,000; the average depth.tat-v The lilies were lovely and fair, with will arise so ») kwtan coualy tliat hia head on my left. ' . __ -n-r . a revolver, he flew across a valley, zig­ their robca so costly and bright; but, will make a dent in it. Thia innocent . “ I could not make out what it waa at not generally known, but suffice it zagging hia course to dodge the twenty had they spit-curls or bangs »u their little tnck never fails to amuae an audi­ flrwt but at last 1 atwd it was a hat and । aay thaa if such a project should be' balls that whittled after him. But in a hair, not a maid in the room had the ence. and if such amuncmcnta received I I felt kind o' frightened. Not that I'd started, and not under the complete moment be fell, struck in the leg. conquering air of Bella McGinnis that mon- encouragement in the domestic | be frightened at a hat, but what I w* control of those in charge of the worif,' “ When tee dropped he rolled ijttea ■pk- aight circle there would be fewer poems writ­ frightened at was that the hat waa mov- the earth could, and no doubt worfd,' hole and was again at bay. Hix’shouts Bhe bad bet a rather large stake ten ten, asking “Where ia my boy to-night?" ! ing along in the same direction aa my­ be thrown off ita present balance, and ‘ . -Tbs nrat HUte eUctioc thM ;rar wiU be of defiance echoed among the rocks. laps of the gay giddy dance In each — XorriRiotrn Herald. ' self without any -visible means. Jingo, the surface of all the waters to a certain -Mitt of Kentucky, Aag 4 All at once he aro»« and, knowing hia quarter hourmat night she would make, thinks I, now here's a go; what the draea extent would be changed in their level, —A 8utc CoavraUoa of loss PrnhibitioawVs fate, bobbled towards his pursuers. At and a different beau for each ten she UM Hktaryi Bluff Way. can it be? By and by I came up abreast which could be aw-ertained with cer­ ButstOsdsr Hspkte, Joly 1«. sod. after (ba every step he.firwd a tool rad took or would take -in order to lessen her Long yearr aftertho capture of Stony of it and then gnk a little ahead of it tainty if the actual nui and depth aoMd - ‘ dodged one. 1 Charles Judson fell, Point, when Andrew Jackson waa PAw- Then I seed there was a face under the be known; hw “ if every gram of Saad idrat, a visitor at the While House re­ hat—jingo, if it wasn't a man. removed alters the balance of th*,.; marked that the Postmaster in bis town " ‘ Hallo, friend,* says I, * What are world." wbnt would this great change (who ” held over ") waa an enemy to the you tramping through the mud in that do? It might esqae the “end of the , President— had even been heard to call way for? Como along here and Ill give world," which, aoconliug to the proph-" him " a scoundrel "—and urged the ro- you a lift in the coaoh.* ecy of “ Mother Bhipton," will be in ” * What would I get into your coach 1881. In thia project all the world is James E. Sebmeu., ”•» "i for,’ha cried, ’and leave my own horae?' interested. Civil Engineer. And sun- though be waa riding a horn*, for I saw the curs of the animal just ahrad of him stacking out of the mud, but the horae being tirod was swimming The amount of building UMbrnbran Alas for the gambler who gains! To tow; yea, the mnd waa very deep that done in St. John, N B-, since the great her l>ed the maiden they bore. Ami fire there is shown in an elaborate arnow toe is full.# weakness sad pains, tacle in tl»e Globe, of that city. The and rheumatic joints *ndvaric6*e veras. two years give a total of 413 brick and ■tone baii£ngs at a coat of She’ll never make bnra >aiy more.Puck. .__________ and GT.) wooden buildings, at a coat at »fl91,002. Beridra, there have been built tn the effr.rotaide the burnt dmtrieta. dxr Mnkiw ».•!. ta u.1 taml IN Cara eonntv, Texas, while Mr. Italic Henderson was out on a hunt, his dogs rouM-d • panther, which took to a tree. Balis, hia gun being loaded with ■maU shot, took deliberate rim, and tool " - - - tfaeani- DUR Ki UNION HOUSE, QMAMUa MtaOKHSK, P>w*rw«M. Tl K PARADV, M ANCFACTVECRor a~te aad « IU aad rnalnpc raj) taw. at ORNO STRONG. ^yOLCOTT HOUSE, Nawhwillte, Michigan. *ou^f.Troprietor. LA“« Thuraappl. Lake, Barry Oo.. Mich. L P. COLK. Proprietor. SM BIS Mal r"l n*l.ln«. Lak. ( J.;5- ■jr i*nbHc. AIM.L Gro>«, Mkk ^yiLLlAM JONES. NEW LIVERY! maddened and daabed at the IttUe fel­ low and gored him. The mon ran to reamra the child from the infumsed atemal, bte before be reached him the ox broke and ran, trasnpKag the child under Ina feet, and, turniog awddeuly BOARffiSG STABLE nal-oatate tam tode him rich in early life. Hts advocacy of Netem Cbaae’a claim to the relate of Mme. J r.rncl made him ncher. He wears his list on the back of a smaU head, h m pals m a white turnip, rarely uniles, often raeetw. sad has eyvs that roU Eks toaas of BeeEUB'» Albinos." �IITI81OD. to n popular m-tvensent. which did not fail to make a deep impression 611 u*. But we were not permitted tn-end oar satafretta. here; other highly noble gratifying appTrlw nsiou of onr moat In­ ward feeling*. Mindful of tbeever-in­ creasing m-ceasity of bolding out'* helping hand iu times of need. our sub­ jects conceived ।Ik- notion of making our juhib-v tbe occasion foraddinir to Frederick Douglas*. in a letter to the mow who placed Lis bnst in the I’nircraiQr of Rochester, says that It lad tta depth from which bn has evmc that asaaasa him. Ho adds: “It seem* M|y a little while since ago, when. a child, I might have been seen fighting with old Nep. my iwathci a dog, fora small share of tbe few numbs that fell from thr bitebrn table; when I slept on the hearth, covering my foot, from tta cold with the warm aabm and my head with • earn bag: rni’y a Hulu,while ago dragged to prison tn taaokl to th.- high- HAVING RECEIVED ITS SECOND invoice of Sping and Summer Irtdz. The number of li-ttetw. tele­ grams. Ac., that reached his majrrty tbe, day uftcr hi* golden wedding aawMted So IK008. Tbe King of Ba- rimoat broken in spirit, haring little hope either for myself or my rare; yet bare 1 am. alive and active, and with my race rojoying ritisenahip in the freest and prospectively the moat pow­ erful nation op tire gluta." Tbe latest at! vires from Mexico indi­ cate tluil much of the trouble ia fo­ mented by tbe agents of American job­ bers and adventurers who are intrigneIng to bring alsHtt tlie annexation of the nortbern Slates of that republic, in or­ der that they may enrich 1 hemselves by phusdre on a gigantic scale. Senator Eaton haa pnt a quietus on tbe move­ ment for the present, as far as Congress ia oswe ecu rd, bat. according to tbe Rao Francisco ('iresWe, it ia expected that large quantities of anna and ■ uininnit fam will be sent from that city to aid tbe iusnrxvnt* in Mexico, and thus tliat city will he kept in tunnoil until the Boston Store! re^.teUTby\, have thus received tlo-ir fnlrtTliurnt. We draiie to thank all, larth far and near, for the way in wC ’ " * IwrljM-d to celebrate ourj cammfonon you. tbvn-t...., to bring thia aanonoeemeut to public i>otiee.M On the •wcasioti of hi* m.Lh ii G. A. TRUMAN’S STORE, Attention of the Public GOODS imswoRTi & mm Regirdless of the recent adrance THESE GOODS HAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW’ TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE! DRERS GOODSS in BUNTINGS (aE colors) CASHMERES (all colon) BERRETTB, NOVELTIES, GRANDINES, (in stripes) PIQUES, VIC. LAWNS, LUSTERS, ALPACAS, CHAMBRYS, LINENS. rS’H POPLINS SILKS, Ac. Parasols, Emlwodcriea, Silk Handker­ chiefs all styles. Corsets new styles, Sb.-tlnnd Shawls, Ac.. Ac.. Ac. of Madrid, at______ __w _ ____ rated man. He said on meeting me, “You are an American I see.” “How <lo you knout" “By your saying ’I guess.’ ami your pronunciation of such words OS ‘been.’ You call it ’bin.’ That’s a place tn which we keep pota- Concerning Col. Bob. IngrrooB, the Iowa State Register nays: "We ventare to predict that within two years Col. Robert G Ingersoll will have gone to the other extreme, and be not only a Christian, tat an ultra one. and per­ haps a preacher. He isriprniugforthe change very rapidly, and besides he is a mau of such moods ami alternations tbat thia is aching that has always been likely to occur w ith him. His father was a preacher, ami owe of the nitre or­ thodox. and hi* son ia likely to die a preariier, too. This U draw ing the bow of prophecy at a very kmgdistnncc, tat We are truly “the children of cir­ cumstances." As slated at your sancturn I intended to visit Colorado, but appalled by tbe length of the journcy *<lut'for that or'van'foe wImt." z nml attendant fatigue at this heated Alexander of Rattentarg. Prince season, I derided at Chicago to turn my Bulgaria, is iu a vein of giMMlJIrek, at«-j>* northward and in dua tint- foupd ■omeChing like that of Ike celuhrated Coant of Hone in the popular taera of I myself at this point. making the tourn­ tWDamr Blanche." First, h*brim a ey from Chicago via. etranerr—Foun­ hit) principality, with a varied aaaontnent tain City. The place ia so beautiful of subjeebt numbering some millions, and now has fate decreed that hi* for­ that one wta once visits taro is almost tunate Prince i* to have a* his wife a sure tonturn. The tonic of the air is rich Prinersa. Prince Nicolaa Yons- as exhilarating and far more healthful snpoff haa two daughters each of whom than the tavcrs.gr* of your NaabvilB haa a dowry <>f twrntv millinaof roc- 1 aloona. The view of Little Traverse on estate. and, liring rnllnl upon to Bay, from the bench in front of my ho­ render an account of hi* trust, set tire tel ia truly beautiful. The north shore to bfo'boose. which be hail drenched present* the finest forest view I have with kerosene, and burned himsrlf to ever seen, Jasl opposite is tbe village death, together with the ps|M-ra con­ of Little Traverse, nearly 100 years old, nected with hia burincre aflairs. He still it seems to hare plodded on undis tried to persaadr hi* wife to remain in turbed by a fast age of improvement, the barning building, and when she es­ and with few exceptions presents the caped lie followed her out tu urge her same sleepy appearance that might to go back and die with him. She rehave l»reii natural to it fifty years since.• fmed. and Cogswell, flinging her some In due time I hope to make a tour of a»onej, stepperl baric into tbe house. Lake Superior, when, if so fortunate as to strike anything of intereat to a mwsTbe net fesnlt of the recent revolu­ paper proprietor, will write you again. tion in tbe Stat** of Panama. Central Rrspeetfnlly Yours, ; America, is aa follows: One man waa , H. J. Mabtix. kilted, and two or three were wounded in tbe battles between tbe Union farce* and thr reln-ls; tbe Government grant­ ed an amnesty to the insurgents, ami Hot. Thermometer 97 in the shade. agreed to pay all the expenses of thr Wheat all cut, and never abetter ber­ war. aatoonling to about Ave thousand ry. Crop* ore looking well, but we found dead in the harvest field on the need mm. Ulh. near Port land; a rr *--------- * There is to be speaking at R. R. Hall Hobert Hall, au Eart Saturday eve. Mim Belle Price jrreteacher, waa found dem in hia rmnn on Friday, sidraat tbe «»rgun. uhinc did it. The num A. E. Hogan who was seri­ Mari. Elli-,.* rril-knowa Lamwr Co. ously hurt Mwnr thne ago at Morgan's He was very wealthy and left three, io ,lw> ColnmlH*acaa, hi* only heire. and would you beThere will be e haneatdance at Mor­ tave rt. the ungrateful taya got togetbH. T. Brush, the well-known Detroit gan's bout house hall, on Wednesday rr and ran away with all Uu- property before the lawyers conld get at it ami arrhiterl. committed snicid-on Wed- erru. July 80th, for tbe benefit of A. E. Hogan, tbe man who was ao bully in­ divide with each ether I Tlw-re ia ao Ixwvnxo Chubb, of Black tarry Ridge. jured try a fall a abort time ago. Last Wednesday morning while the OeMinaCa.. waa str-nek by lightning while gmng up stairs in hia own bouse on Friday and instantly killcl. low Thoraapplc Lake, one Phillip Mc­ A new-fangled bird has made ita ap­ Laughlin waa driring a spike when it pearance al*—1 *«—■**—‘ flew and struck him in the left eye, de­ Udraeritad stroying it entirely. It was a terrible HOSIERY DOMESTICS FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE REAI SUMMER TRADE. Satti ij Doliu uh lit* MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Sititi Bias ni SkHlta, 1 he Long Brick Oar White Dress Goods it 7 cis. DRYGOODS, CARPETS, is a Bargain. OUR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES KERI8CO KID, iu tattoo. AMERICAN KID in button and lace, GLOVE CALF, ia laro, PEBBLE GOAT In tat. and lace, IFoHw Nhoes and Slippen in all the BOOTS AND SHOES HATS AND CAPS. NOTIONS, CROCKERY, Ac., Lowest Frices of any Ho ise in tho Country. St The Hishrille Carding Kills is REMEMBER come direct to Nashville and buy of with bi» guide, Harley Riggs, camped out, catching over 1,000 ajM-ckted trout, and ritfoyiugttamsrivrs hugely. Doe. reporta the tu.Ht I> tains full of invalids BOSTON STORE. JOSEPH M. WOOD. “Letna be charitable.'’ eayaaYairmimhd Virginia writer. “After all. tlw men ata fought for the Cmmb may . hare tiwognt they were doing right." The earth making but three hundt«d and atxtv-fire revolulfoua • year, it M uDiur Wagons, Road Scrapers, Coni Plows, Harrows, and all kinds of Castings, �Co. Dye Btuflte I Dye Stuffii! Many new Dye* st Hot tom Prire*. la without a rival; and fw com of operating or adjusting to any variety of en«P or surface, it m unequalled. Any boy or girl that ran drive a burse rah* with it an vrotl as tbe at* of bs.y or grain. The teeth arc of the very beat quality of steri, and warranted tn stand the severest usage. It has stood the test of time and is prooouurtxl by tbe best of authority to be thr HEKT RAKE ever pat iipoo tbe market, both for the Muperioriiy of ita work, its unequalled construct ism and durability. Below we annex tbe names of a few leading farmers in thia vicinity, who have purchased and thoroughly tried THE TIGER, and prowounoe it tbe best Bulky Hay .Raka ia asex DAVID W. SMITH. Castleton. WILLIAM GRIFFIN. Maple Grove. GEOMGE KEAGLE. " LEANDER LAPHAM. - ... ABRAM GUNTHRIP, “ JOSEPH HAWKS. WM. TROXELL. WARREN SEELEY, JAMEH DURHAM. A-yria. REUBEN A. BIVINS, JOSEPH MILLER. “ P. M. HYDE. " PETER HUNKIKER. Wwodland. DAVID DIXON. u HENRY VkMAKTERS, Bellevue. HENRY CLEVER. - departed hw lluArlo N. Y. ia join his family and visit restive*. At the meeting of the * buyer need never want far a lookou Monday eve, Mrs. A. JI iug-gUm to are to share himself by. and the fine gold mounting* fur­ nishingjust entrust enough to l»e al­ ways pleasing to tbe eye. In these deety is their finrartte place wf practice. Howk and Nash rille Naurs, than any “Your my huckleberry,” abv said a* other three country papers in tbe state. she laid io a few quarts of tbe delieioos Ben. Miller of Maple Grove, di». hargfruit, which ha* appeared in thia mark­ work. aud it must be “Just perfectly lovely" (as the srbool-ms’ams say) to •d some of his harvcM hands beeaase Data, and all others Intonated, will ride hi one, find although such work brings a much better price in other into the harvest Arid and imbibing find that the easiest and quickest way to beat themselves is to try to laat the places, ’Gene affirms that a man with a freely pf the same. Correct Ben.) you •WO bill handy, ean haul it off. There didrigiiL Naw*. Now that tbe heated taroi is upon ns Tbe M. C. IL R. pay car went through stake nftM, eaarewff at tbe Opera Thursday evening d tainbn ting Unde •IU and kite are big bargains and it behooves all good / House. Oa tbe hat mile Hager fell on Sam’s promises to pay to its numerous score* of farmers are availing tbeso- feet all ccre-pouU a|d Hastings folk* Dsu t I'M Furgrt it. tbe track mal aBewed Math burn to Up selves of the privilege of securing one might a* well begir. on the Journal and him twire and come out That tlwlxsajdace to buy either Salt of these-valuable ami almost iudinpen- Baaare (who, while (fighting each other or Flesh Fid. ia at tbe b to bare tbe Rahden hill graded down, siWo vehicle*. “Oar Farm Wagon" is are slinging thrir^v^^min broadcast) or -OU RMaUe MtU and Main Street straightened ont to now sold at ♦«, and to tbe favorite of they are going to hark an almighty un­ H. Hint, Proprietor. all who have given them a fair trial. healthy time of it. ‘ Pwkey’s. IV We hare an ira Although ’Grite haa Ix-en in tbe bug­ Sunfield haa two largo eburebcs in Justice is not; _ ____ Prime, Fn>«h Goods, ___ ___________ _ gy bmdnre* only two reasons, yet . by process of erection, Tom Purkey of sometimes *hfq>. and our Maple (Iroro and as we do not care for the heavy ad thb village doing the nuisou work of good work, square dealing and remark­ friends who are afflicted with that vance ou many kinds of goods shall able low prieeo, he haa met with rapid Smith tribe, should take heart. Last continue to sell at the present ruling success and built up a trade that is to Miaa Belle Truman is to take a thor­ Monday Joseph Root, of CadBlac, en­ ough wars* in vocal and instrumental be enjoyed by mnch more pretentious gaged Ixiard for ten years in State 4a«mey all iafonn ms that the Citim mu sic at the Olivet collcgi, beginning manufacturers, and the Nswaia right Prisoti for incest with hia two daugh­ cMqna’a cauroe waa unlawful and uaglad of it. He now has bis ten work ­ with the Sept. term. ters, which crime was committed fire Jwat. I pay mare taxes every year than Tbe regular fellowship meeting of men engaged upon a lot of fourteen top T. C. Downing, and claim a right to tbe Christian Church p ill be postponed baggies and ten lumber wagons, which A high mucky-murk of a husband ia spaa* tUs matter, and it aroma to will be ready for tbe trade in a few until Aug- ted, when J. Warren Weeks Any bollanee that three may be doe me to gu over until next year. Tbe me that every tax payer and law-aUdweeks. All intending purchasers of that Kime McCaffircy of Hope, who last of Cincinnati will lie prrm-ut. raking* from twenty acre* of wheat stubble will, every season, pay tbe fall lag ritiaea oboaid “ret doctT upon tllr week imb'bed n cargo of Hasting* rot Tlie sickly season of the year is tqion baggie* or wagons will do well to give price of tbe Rake, and no enterprising farmer can aftonl to do without one, gut whiskey, went home, threw hiaaick us, and it is time to be on the alert, and wife out of doors and threatened to see tliat every portion of the village is that men of the reputed standing ot A. . The End let let chop the lives out of bis children with kept free from filth and vile cxhalaW. Olds aud Dr. Young, could be inlaut Friday was the day. fixed upon I an ax ; bowpver he waa arrested and a • • hand in such a dirty Hastings Justice fined him >40 and costa C. C. Wolcott and wile on Tureday by tliat portion of the Advente who ou Wcdncoday, for his devilUh nesa. Tax - Patkx. took the evening train for tbe c«xd think they know the end of all thiugn, as the date of the final smash-up of, . ’Squire Mil! of Wort Aaayria ia the breeze* of Mackinaw. They intend to all creation, but theouly unusual thing owner of a very intelligent dog. Said Witlie Griffin and Allie Rucker, two recreate for two weeks, and here’s hop­ we noticed was a heavy thunder storm, dog U in the habit of taking hia hatha ing they may have a good time. email yet feat you♦ ha of Maple Grove, which leads us to conclude that the in C. C. Gage’s (next neighbor) water­ were tbe coateataats in a criminal case -A couple of boarders at- tbe Union “snuffing out time" was pumponed on ing tub, which stands beside the well, before Esq. Parody on Wednesday. It House were caught in the act of taking close to a high fence. On Tuesday Mr. a siirt-tail stroll ou Tuesday night last. srewM while the boys were going home The lightning played a few antics on Gage removed the tub, and when the from meeting on Sunday evening Wil­ Don’t do if again l»oys. and than avoid the wires at the depot. Agent Par­ dog went to take his accustomed Imth, lie “saaaud" Alite who retaliated by giv­ taking cold, and 'an expose in the rish was at the instrument and con­ in Jumping over the fence instead of ing him owe on the nasal organ, that M. D. Huger, the walkist.on Tuesday ductor McBane was sitting a short landing in thr tnb went plump into drew lb* claret. Then Willie went distance from the tabic w ben a ball of the well, and six feet of water. But lie borne aid told hia pa, who applied to tried bis band in H. Fcigbucr’s hsrvest fire came in on thr wire, melting an I kept afloat for two bouni until Mr. field, but “bashed" before two o'clock, Esq. Parody for a warrant for muu11 leaving it in pieces on the floor, porecd Gage went to the well for vatcr and Thr Xew I>ry Goods Store and battery, repreocatiag thfT his da.- and on Thursday started on shnnk'* through thr cut-out blacking and melt­ M» the dog. who looked “sheepish" at At the sign of "Red Flag" will sell Hag waa nearly killed, received it, had home* for Manhall, where ho walk* ing it in several places, then followed Print* at 4 to 7 cents. living caught iu auch a dilemma, and Allie arrested and the sait came off as to-night. Men's Hose 4 to lOr. lowed the telephone wire over to the when a long pole waa let down to him Tbe “child of cirvumstances" snaps mentioned aliove. But the Jury could laidies Hose 5 to 90 eta. Wolcott House office, giving the clerk lapped hia fore paws around it, and latdies Gloves 10 to 15 cts. find “no cause for action" against at tbe Vermontville Hawk this week. a slight shock and the room n smell taking hold with hia teeth'bung ou un­ Dress Huttons ebrap. Hacker and he waa discharged, and The Hawk ia a plucky bird and if it get* simitar to tliat which our orthodox Rn*he« 3 for 5 cents. til drawn to the top ami released. after the “child" raid child will think a both boys sc.it home to be spanked. Striped Shirting 10 eta. per yard. friends dewribe so often. Parrish ami *pan of healthy mule* have been let Duck Overalls 45 eta. n pair, the conductor roceivet! only n very )mm- somewere. latdiea Hats from H) cts. to i3. light shock and after they had cull nt’ Siupcmicr* from 10 to K cl*. At tbe earnest request of a large nnm- j During the warm season the W. C. H. J.-Martin, J. R. Woodin, H. G. each other out from behind chain and Bleached Muslin A to 9 cents. her of our patrons; we have concluded ; T. U. will hold their meetings at 7 Brown Muslin from 5 to 8 cts. under tables, discovered that they were Harlicr and wife tire rusticating near to open a department, (for tbe heated . o’clock p. m, instead of Su'd p. m. Tbe Hand Sewing Thread from lct.ni all there yet. They were not scared at Petoskey. They left plenty of hot Hamburg Edging 9 to 30 eta. a yd term only), under the above heading, next meeting will be held at thr M. E. first, but about two srcoixls afterwards I -THE CELEBRATED Men’s all Fnr Hats 4.1 cts. each. wherein all question* pertaining to our Church on Tuesday err., July 93, at 7 cacti individual hair stood on end. aud , Mr. Cox and Deveren are driving k*al, bond, spiritual and physical na­ p. m. sharp. Mr*. L. J. Wheeler, Sec’y. enquired thusly: “l| thia me 1 la thi* again at an iron tube ou the public G. H. Gilderalceve, a Grand Rapids ture, will be answered with neatness square, which tul>e has already entered my'native home ! Is thia the same ep. and dispatch. Below ia our budget for man, hired a horae and buggy of A. M. the earth 1SJ feet. They propone to Daugherty on Wednesday to out into cdermk-a! pasture pasture where I was drive dear through, miles* n flow of raiwil in days of yore V After a while Nashville.—Please inform a patron I Maple Grove, and while hm horae was water should |tt«p them. Water, oil, bow Tbedr. distanced ail ccuupetitorv standing iu front of J. C. DilHn’s it be­ they became more calm and liegan to or a direct cotfiinuuicatiou with China in tbe. 3-legged race ao easily. L. L. came unfastened and ran away, liodly try mid encourage each other to look I»an. soys It is because be and John driuulisliing the buggy, a fine Brewster. around a little. On entering the freight are the alternatives. Myatt Ryan, a Burmese, who ha* put in two weeks’ hard work rubbing Mr. J. C. Dillin, of Maple Grove, has room they were startled by die sound spent now nine ycais in this country, in bins down with buck greaar. laid ujx>u our table a copy of Tke hon­ of a well-known voice over behind All Vofosoatvillr.—What would be your ing Slur, a 4-columu paper lieariag date some boxes, “Ye*, sir; 1 was a drayman study and preparation for Christian use­ fulness worn lie shall re'urn to hia na­ uwthad of traatinga siddcn fit of chokNatenrte. Mich, May 1. IM, with Jm,. in Nashville, while on earth. 1 did the tive country, and who ia now taking a tegf Vnutg. best I could, and hope you will be a» Milton Roc as editor; tbe first newspa ­ Our advice would be to drop upon all easy ■ with me as you can. I wasn't three years’ course iu medicine at Ann foam and rough, although thia treat­ per ever printed in this village, ft waa quite ready Co be Mowed up yet, but I Arbor, lectured at the Congregational ment would do foe a man with $13 lav- issued a* an advertising medium for won’t find any fault." They finally Chapel on Wednesday evening, draw­ Ix>e k. Wood (J. H. Lee and IL H. convinced Jonah that be was in Nash­ ing a large audience aud holding tl»cm Maple Grove.--What has become of Wood both now in that lioaroe from interested til! a late hour. Everybody the State Libero-Spiritualist Society which no traveler has ever returned.) ville, and he haa been happy, aa us­ was plraaeil aud many contributed to ■’’•vr ta loeaU tbcir headquarters dealers in general merchandise. Al­ ual, ever since. help him in hia studies. at Nashville! J. C. D. though it contains the adept, of L. E. Rond Ramblings. J. B. Williams const*Ide and deputy Tbe committee upon location are at Stauffer, news depot; Jacob I^ntz, fur­ We took a little trip out into tbe sheiff. wai arrested last Wednesday by Petaskey. drinking French wines and niture, and V. A. Humtm-l & Bro., country, on Monday last, bound for the a Sunfield constable on the complaint eating vanilla ice cream and quail on painters. It is printed in good shape, prosperous township of Sunfield. of a Mr. Meddangh. w ho claimed that toast, where they they will remain un­ although John didn't employ ail ti>c til after the various eamp-meetings and printing p*raj>henalta of the present While bowling along the State road, said Williams was a trespasser in mak­ ita attendant grass widows adjourn, day to do it, whieh convinces us that behind out of Daugherty'a p<xh1 *tep- ing attempta to sell some wheat which ARE UPON UB» AND THE FARMERS ARE pere. we learnt*! that Artemru Smith, Metldaugii claimed, but which Williams when they will be prepared to give the John is a miglity handy man, set him at. an old, respected anil wealthy reshlent as a conxtable had levied aqxin ns the whatever you may. had just hail the misfortune to liare his supposed property of a Mr. Pratt. arm broken, and upon reaching the Williams was captured and carried off n«el. lilLra ud liouae found that a vicious home had during the time the ante was to have An adjourned meeting of tbe common kicked him. breaking both bone* of hia taken place, causing an indefinite post­ council waa held Tnesdayevening. At -BITT THEYWe are taayossg and unsophisticat­ precisely ten minutes to nine thr Pres right arm l«clow the elbow, and Dr. ponement of the same. Moral—When officer* get to arresting one another ed to gire Uli* subject the thought it idrnt. with grace and dignity, arose iosrrves. yet ia tins regard, it is our from hia luxurious chair of state and ing tbe same, and feeling that he was tney will learn tbe difference between opiates that the good old-fashioned as hia eagle eye swept the council entirely competent to jwrform tbe job »l inning and being skinned. Mr. Dunlap, druggist of this place, boot-jack will stand A No. 1. so long as chamber to call hia cabinet to order, iu a Mtisfactory and artistic manner without our services we moved on. tell* of a fearful sight witnessed by there prevailed a sttllnrs* m> impress­ Nicely located on the next corner was him last Sunday in the woods about ively intense that the stove creaked. Tte Hawk’s Opium. that Jovial old farmer aud ex-bridge­ three milro south of Charlotte. Tbe Thr follon iug tuemlicr* responded to builder, Jessie Chance. His son Robert body of a man all blackened and dr-Will nr uvxf—We refer toAbe i the roll call: Trustee*—Wheeler, Bar­ who haa charge of tbe farm and bid* compomug was hanging by tlie wk. paper over tbe line. There may be ber, Olds and Downing. fair to be a thorough and tidy farmer, sus{>rndcd by a strip of cloth torn from The question of highway and bridge with the reaper, four horses and a frill his uudcrchRlie*, so near the ground fund was the burden of the remarks, complement of hands waa busy iu the that by standing on hi* feet the tension harvest field. Jesse U quite fond of would have all been taken off the cord. our charter were not called upon to goota. having eighC-two jmirs working It lias not yet transpired who the per­ contribute to tbe township highway­ son may have lieen. Hia clothing (ex­ fund, nor the township to the village cept an undershirt which was on hi* gift of a frietMl and transported ft fund, aud that the Tliornappic river at a short distance from him, Asia about three yearn ago. A___ body) lay ____ ____________ found horae*. rattle, slrncp and hogs in having iicrn apparently removed delibgood condition and some of which ' ’ ’ * '* ’ * would be sold to those needing the Mme. fur a Just consideration iu Uncle FINE PERFUMER, TOILET ABTKT.ER. COMBS, BRCKHES. So AIT,4r’ fsiera. Mmawry’a Caters, Bncahra. kr„ AeM Ac. WALL PAPERS ud BORDERS. Blanks. Day Books, . Ledm-ra. Ac. Good Books for the Honre Clrrlr. Fine American and Foreign Watcbr*. Chaiita, Pin*. Rings, Setts. Gold Pen* and Pm Holder*, Hilvcrware. tu. The Rent S-rcnt (Ipir In NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! GO TO THE NEW STORE OF PAY FROM THE RAKINGS OF STUBBLES! WILSON A HOWE GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, Prices. THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE Buchanan Wagon for $50.oo, Wheat looks better in thia reclion than say other we have noticed, and prom­ ises a larger yield than last year. The Snnfieklrra generally were rejoicing at tbe return of John Dow, their Mijiervisoe-for-Hfe, although this year they that it made wo differ, m*. and ’.he were compelled to pat in another man, bin* were allowed. on account of the absence of John, but A dner <W. r—4. .U_-b u lW AM -w. V be .ajW >Ub end of LveoHautew was broken by the huu. W . R. HhiumomI remarking that 1-wWw.L .k. ww. .^1 ,;.h . M.0. b. -V l oy Ih.» .t. that UMBtedia*. 1" raiued »-rrn nf the ««*M»ed a~w*M»rot of hi* three neigb' ‘ ■' -— rji^ were rquafty a* umd idk i ts aa be and ' sixty sumsrers, living two mHea weat of this village, waa kicked by a viciom. horae la*l Monday morning (Hie horse hadn’t lieen to cfanreh lately) as Mr. Smith was turning him into the pasture. Iweakiag <M*e Ixme of hk right arm ia two places and dislocating the other lame of the same arm at I Ik- elbow. A slight abraaion of the upper lid of tbe left rye. a kick ou one hip and a gt*/eral stirring up completed the sum <if his Injariro. Mr. Smith now tenders the Imrae to his phyaidan, if be will make kirn (Assith) ns guod as before. Phy- HF Don’t fe Wire Mattress weave and the----------------------------- —. trtred. Warranted for ten years. No single Wteve inferior article will stand the test. KMJMWk Dkmakav A Co. UD piTCT M0CM2 NEAT LITTLE MEAT MARKET, Where at all tlmerf you can find a good anpnly of all kinds of Fredi and Salt Meats, including Bolognan, Dried Beef. Fresh aud Salt Fi»h. Give me a trial and bv gtwxl Good*, low prjers amt fsirdeafieg I will en­ deavor to merit your patronage and good will. r»' All kinda of Produce, Hide* aud Sheep IMt taken at tbe MarkeC Price. Your* Respectfully, CHAS. W. SMITH. SPRING MILLINERY. liUlacij ud Fucj Goods! VIENNA BAKERY KELLOGG, DEMAHAY & Co. g COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &<•.. etc. . b M W m»iqli'li b ».rrj jartlrabi. KELLOGG, DEMARAY k CO. �beaMi.hiumltad.betated. Rarer would left, and -never iu all bar life ah* apeak to bitn or any of them. and .the twilight had darkened into night. She sat down again, and. drap ing bar hands, she Mddakmd: “I hate him I" then burst into a load, sobbina^lof tears DrDantoa, in hall, heard the fall---------------------------- stopped, listened, board the sounds of ■oxa; knockad. but'beard do reply, upoa tha burned ■----- ----- --hwy. bnrtadtahar own grief, nude Although to do* reflecting minds moamato fd doubt will oomc m to whether toe world baa any creator, yet these mumeute are very few in the Uvea of mori pereons. And those tisraa are not iu much momenta as rapid instants, such aa that diriaku of tbe pendulum brat which shows a flash of lightning. There are involuntary states of nrind water, and then A pouhice of slippery dm liartt and water, or • mkxbm bt beeswax and tard malted together and spread upon a ckrib, may l>e applied with great eomtort to the potieol., But if toe injury ia mocs extensive. ooped and kid hicool, white hud uj«n her bud and brow, aba, in foignvd astonishment ly, and rtgtiUingly rakedwhen lio.hid araumed grtardfai'vhip that he <B<cd to I touch her." I Poor, pursued Pansy! Excited and trembling, ate stood aud loolpd at him. Dr. Dantofi*. surprised, stood jWtrifled and raw with alarm that ahe waa angry “Pardon me. Pansy; I raw you suf­ fering, and my consideration for your health moved me to assist or help you if I could.’ Pana* hail grown calm, but her voice still poraeosed the bard ring, and she [ onOmb ts rarratirf.psrtU toe trunk, the prospect c recovery is small. Tbe treatment in-------------------------should be both constitutional and local. Tin- shock to the nervous system is beat relieved by a prolonged hot full bath. The patient should be immersed in ^•rt.anJlhob-mjwrBfci.dr tU d«rr should be incnascf until it cannot be tolerated uy hotter. The bath should l«e ounliuiied until thr nervous prostra­ tion is relieved, or from thirty to forty of J i 20.<KM,(MW in lbs daoeiinial period ending 1876, a yearly increase of!M2,300,000. Tbe percentage ot increase is about as follows: Del*, 200 per conk; taxation, 83 per cent; valuation, 75 per cent., and population Only 33 per cent In 1870, the ce.Mns reports give the loud indebtedness of tho United States the swful spell of soH-dratewotioa. so at times the belief in a God fails, aud then ths heart shrinks <ilh. the chill.of a coming annihilation. After one haa estimated all these instants of blackness, one will easily see tliat they are bat a small part of the bhole life­ time ; and, like lightning flaahea, make 7 but a small imrt of the long summer life. In the most dsvw and months । am! years ot most persona, G.-xl is ever around lo receive reproach for oar sdvendiy and thanks for prosperity. ' When some piece of good fortune be1 falls even a wicked man, it i» wtmderful how be will coufres that tire Great Being haa lawn merciful and good. What more than all else holds tbe. Iinmau race to the feeling that God ia a reality, is that law of cause and effect located in the soul—a law which asso­ ciates an intelligent cause with an intel­ ligent effect. Religion ia not simply the result of an instinct, but also of a formal argument, which leads Ute mind from a droigu inevitably to infer a de­ signer. While we ore all right in <le nominating religion m a sentiment, yet it is not wholly an appetite like that ot hunger and thirst, but it ia a sentiment which la continually reinforced by the dicta of logic. Mau perceives the mar­ vels of the narth And sky. the amariug adaptetious aud variations aud decoraUotm, and so full are these of wisdom that he inevitably infers that some mind made all llri* external world. The effort vras made many hundreds of years ago to deduce the universe from spontaneous action of matter, but all theac many centuries since tliat effort havn been able to find but few advocates of the theory. In a very hasty sttrvey of the universe, one might find a deli­ cate support tor the thought that the worlds were made bj star-dust, rolling itself together by attraction, but tbe moiQeiit one moves away from tliea general ities* aud fswsca into the details of earth, or of man, of mart a mind aud heart, or into the details of any part of tho natural world, the idea that the uni­ verse was made hy‘ chemistry, or name by clranee. all goes to nothingness. A siuglrsoug-^ird,a single hughingchild, the speech, or eloquence, or poetry of manhood, the beauty of woman, come iu to reduce to naught all our accident or chemistry. We are made such that wr mu«t seek an ail equate cause. ’ Select a pink, or a rose, or a mock ing-bird, and chance ar.d chemistry croucntxi ana curtea up in a urge armehair of brown rep; her light-blue dreaa of lawn hung over the arm to the floor, becsaae it trailed, anri tke ruffle n train waa a frill of the finest B retonne —------------------ , happily-spent wceka, 1 are. Pansy Pearl was 19. and “too and recallc*! the fact to mind how ah<< of the destroyed cuticle. If these sub•tancre ar? not al hud, common dry had herself requested hi* 0 IMK k<* ffoW? Snkfr be dtuted upon the injured “Pansy.” " 'cause she did hate formal­ part to the depth of half u inch or bo. waa In sore dn ity." What had hr dote to call forth .find her crying color that from____________________ name. Poof Pansy dried Itoin 1 till t*,< then there was an interruption, and the I injuries, are healed by the action of the cauae of all her woes stood in the door vital forces alone, and all that can lxlooking at her. Hushing her soba, she । done from without is to protect the ex­ glanced toward the opening door, while posed surface from tho irritating influ­ Dr. Danton waa advancing toward bw. ence of the stmosphere, and to lalance Dc-Itaaten wan going awry, sad had -tha. gaoand circulatu.-n, ahockl it l>ecome to make peace and bid hia sister's .eotau disturbed.- I?fctq»la in general guest good-by, for he left by the early , trust too much to external agencies, aud morning train for M----- . He ha<’l scarcely seen her that day; ahe had I And Pansy laughed so brightly and too little to the only true source of heal | musically that tho half-hour tinkle of i ing. tho vitality within. been unuaually shy with him and had ' the dock seemed but an echo uf her been ao attentive to his brother-in-law, , happiness. Who could have thought I snd at dinner, but an hous or so ago,' .she had hardly aotioed him at all; and,,; Pansy discontented with such a look of'! j joy un her face? So it is with many. when the little lirauty did ooudeeMnd ' aud deign to look upon him. it watt ' readurtlhc brart ia broken, but a mask । the body. All that is requisite in gen; w held np,«nd ‘paitent-by view it and I cotiphxl with a .remark that had an--; 1 oral ia to tiring thr porta together as ac­ the wearer. Heigh-ho! Good it ia । gered him. To hia assertion of hia go­ I! envy curately as possible, and to bind them Ing away and would she miss him. we can't read all the woe aud misery. up; thia is jiaually done by Adhesive Pansy had shrugged her pretty white ' What a catalogue of hidden griefs! 1 "Fnd has gone to the poati>ffic<\and. plaster, when the cut ceases to bleed. and dimpled shoulders, and laugbed Nothing is so good tor this purjxwc as and said in the most bewitching way. ;' if you will excuse me, after the lights ■ paper preriously washed over on one “Good riddance to bad rubbish,'’ and 1 are brought in I will go up stairs and side with thick gnm water and then looked up quickly to st* Low fbr dig. get readrfqr to-morrow’s taunt." drted; when used, it is oufy to Im-wrtnified disciple of. Esculapius took it. । “ BeafliV. DrZl>antoa. flCou may go i t<-4 with tbe tongue. When the rut p. r I Hia dark ebeeks flushed crimen and ^POit you wish’to."^ r, it fo 'Wsf! rt» soak the these tiian they could have compooed yo*|MiM |?Hatatal.uiJtttte his black eyes snapped tire, but ha vent- ■■ ‘ ‘ ! part in warm water for a few rainutea. the plays of Stadupeare. Select a plant ured no ramark, aud the silence wa» I or keep a wet cloth an iu Thia re- like the " morning glory," aud then ask 'JWWft IbdfcmlaDd soon broken by Pansy. If ou¥ heroine 1 moves inflammation and pain, and also ■ what chance or insanaata chemistry had been wise ahe would have desisted, principal occupants were facing one ferr a tendency to fainting which a cut gives would needa do to place in our world but we often do not know when it ia other. Evidently, war to the end. some perapna. If toe bleeding be too such a flowering vine. The power Dr. Danton bowed after tlie with­ copious, dab the part with a r&g welted of rapid growth they would have to policy to Stop, or go on. or this storv would Mt have been tokl; nor would drawal ot btepbeu; then, aa J •w I ■ with creosote. 2. A good ton« for give it tliat it might in two months there be ao many romance*, intrigue*, sudden impulse pcian;>tad kirn, hni 1 Wmea is Un rafted utter and grated car- cover the doors aud windows of tlie cottage; they would need so to instruct errors, and all the various form* of mis­ stepped lightly forward and said: takes that go to make up life, if we mortals ’*! * — r"“ •«“»■ a T.'*v'iMa f™ •> it that m the blossoms a few days old were more prompt to foresee and under­ K,xxl'ni8>»t *nu I equal quantity of salt and flour, put on should die there would be new ones stand Unman nature. Pansy, piqued by I B°od;'^xr T* n,<’ on *°.r • • clo‘b aud applied to a wuuml. will opening, ao that no morfiing fur two jealousy or some innate firn ot mischief. way to M and my— stop blneding. Il mav be loft on for mouths need be without thia matiuee of My wife. Jou would rav doctor. ; (U„ or wreka Uio-IhDA applibrtlou color; tlicy would be com pellet! to teach again spoke: “Why don't you answer, .Dr, Dan-, ££2?” J°° 001 m*'nU‘,n'4 010 **‘7 for ra>y and all flesh cute and r.W tores it to abut up ita delicate cups by 10 is gas-coal tar, which may be had at an v o'clock, to keep fresh their vital moist­ “Do you wish an answer to such a ga* works where gaa is made from coal. ure and their rare pigments; and then, well-timed compliment?" A horrid of it, costing $2, haa been in above nil, chemistry or chance would Hu tone wm poliahed, easy and cult­ have to teach the “morning glory " Low one at the Kirby hom< - * * ured, but the girl detected irony bo .an 1i,.ir to make balls of seoiam tbe autumn •i>;. neath ita surface in the answer he had and to hold them up high and dry made her, and Mira Pearl raw. oe —«r ■■■,.- ,,-i-r n------------ - through the winter, to sow them again ahe raw, aa angered man. drew up in the highest disdain. “Do | ing; it will she keep off tha flies. It iu the spring. Instead of making a ’ wore I s ringie------ " he was smiling you suppose I am s child to be played is very healing, and it is antiseptic— heaven full of such stars m Birina and m he spoke, snd was looking toward his with?, | that ia. cleansing—and will prevent the Jupiter, and our sun, chance or chemis­ try cannot make this poor man's creep­ sister, meaningly, Pansy thought, but “Pansvl-Mira Prarl’-ahe conrte- 1 growth of proud flesh. ing. bliMSoming vine, and teach. it to she impetuously interrupted him. while tied. “Mira Pearl, you arc under some blossom white the dew is on and make a swift rush of cotoe dyad bar ci^ks . mratakel" ' . x - . . . . < ) y QaM W1 ’ enmann. Her secret had e-caped her 1 “Dr. Danton * and her voice shook seeds for the next May. Years ago, into a wholcrale grocery in tbe Quick words that followed: ■ with afiger, “distinctly at dinner—" Or take a little ball of fruit, for ex­ store in Boston walked a tall, muscular“Ami you a tingle man. Dr. Dan8he paused slightly, snd swallowed a looking man. evidently a fresh romer ample the strawberry, rad ask the chance * ” gulp in her throat. from some liackwoodx town in Maine or of Lucretius or the natnraham of Hux­ . “Atdinner,"she went on. “Foti said, New Hamps'uire. Accosting the first ley to produce it, and there ia no lan­ t«<r«>n Lo ta« t, arhq happened to be the guage by which to express our dcsjioir over a supply for the table from thereuMurliant himself, he tr*-1: victorious, and she gloried in hia defect. philoeophio aoarcca. These philoeoBui Dr. Danton did not suffer from it; phera are a rare kind of food tor the in­ wliat a skilled actor he must lie. Bee, “Well" said tbe merchant, "I don't tellect, but ask their chance or “prohia face ia transfigured, and to Pansy it know; wliat can you do?" ia glorified. He advanced swiftly, and. “Do?" said the man; “ rather gueas I orange*, or a bunch of grapes, and they era tin-u »y hand to ilmosKujlhiug— ask us bluahingly to accept their <*x। coaea and regrets. ■ hat do joq want dura?” — It would seem that each cluster on “ Well, if I wm to hire a man i t would be one that could lift well, a strong, the vino and roch apple on tlie brancli, wiry fotfow; one, for instance, that which, bcoidid being so marvelous io roliM shoulder a ftack*8f edffec like that the right and the taste, contain within -—have fainted. before?" And ha kissed bar before she I themselves the seeds uf another vine She hurriedly cronre-d the hall, catered could answer or make any attempt at yonder, and carry it across the floor and ! and tree, should render atheism impovthe muaic-room and rat down all in a re*i»tance. Pansy reclined, too,pas*i-cjy never lay it down." “There, now, Capting,”said tlie ooun- Iribh-. That iDbcraK tome of which the beep in tho hugest chair ahe found; in hia anna, ud ahe certainly forgot I adentirta have said ao much, must still than she began to sob. Hsrstimtook ttu4 she hated him but u hour before. Cryman, "that'- just tte. I can lift any­ | be in the aniveron, and yet it is doing thing I hitch to; you can't suit me bettime with tbe whit® martite dock tmki» If she had AM lu i irmar' impulsive M ntafl lhat , nothing iu the present by the way of ou tho mental, and the miserable chill making strawberries and grapes and sobbed all tbe loader, and, woman-like, [ apples for our gardens and table*. If wished heraslf dead. "The suMc^T so _ •••• auvtuucr mw —eq m cuuw onu i God made the universe, Bte wodld have ran her thoughts, “to tree* her so; win­ rry Maerora the store twice and never '«»« pght to pnuae at any instant in the ning from bar all bra tittle confidence*, U down, 1 will hire you a year at. I*0*10****.01 •^fonneof vegetable or the politest attention*, and ail tbe time 30 |»er month." ! ontmaUife.buMf the universe came from a married man!* No thought of her 'Done," raid the stranger, and by thia ie every clerk in tbe store had gath?d around and were waiting to join iu ance of a jattrifled mummy, and ia stated to lie iu a singular state of prreervation. Thia eunoaity haa already been seen by aavwnl of our best-know u naturalists and analysts, and it ia bwlieved that the woman, who apparently was of middle age, must liavc perished cither through accidant or draign at a remote period of the past, probably, as jomv even go ao far aa to ray, two or three thousand years' ago. Tliat her death waa violent there is little room to doubt, iua«roii<’h as when discovered the body wm in a recumbent jiooition, (tartly on the aide, with cheat slightly crashed, m it through a severe fall, the legs drawn up, and the fingersjmd tore JlOBnTH * Hon ilUW, ' J . . defender of my children, the protector tX*Wr, In of my household m the dark aud silent Ik watehos of toe night. For thirteen iDDicnra ui cmiuiA years he haa been fond and faithful, and now we feel tike one cf the family » dead. 'Bows was tbe tawt judge of city debta, $3fr2.M«.0W ;• total. M«8.- human nature I ever raw. He know au 676,7M. Leaving ont the State debts, there remains $&I5,R10,000, which ws^ stiaci. Ha never frightened a women then put down aa the tote’ oounty.toirn or s.child—ho never went tearing down and cUy debt of tbe country. Mr. For-1 tho fnmt walk after anybody, but the tors invoatigaUoa shows ooaclurivriy very looks of him would mighty nigh When they -that tha municipal debt alone, to aay akeer a nigger to death r.othing about town and county debt, had come to our hemse they begun to of 130 citica. representing a population holler "bclkr a quarter of a mile off. of onlv fij.7d,24f), exceeded tn 1876, by Bows lorad to akera 'em. he did. . He $1»,56S.W3, the county, town and city had character aud ««oUoua. Having indebtedness of the entire rerantry in no tall to wag (for he was not curtailed) 1870} or, still more appalling, that la be did the best that he «m|d and nix years the indebtedncsn of three wagged where it ought to be. Bows waa oure had exceeded by $316,13M$S tbe a dark brindlc. He waa a dog of an- [ROM, IAIU.4 SHUT HABWARB ' bonded sud floating indebtedness of cretoni. His father's none was Stay­ ' all the to atui and citire in the United lock, and hia grandfather's name was Sheriff. They were all honorable dugs. States. I never knew him to run up and down ; The second Im a nabor’a polings after the dog on the down to the close - ------ T-------- , been able to obtain complete returns other side. He was above it—but he never dodged a rreponribihty. He has from tlie tollowing States: come in violent personal contact with other dogs a thousand times, more or drogi, feet state, and maintains ita eufitact with the skull in a peculiarly aatouiaiiing manner, and tho moath ia Ot>cn, displaying the teeth and tongue, which are plainly visible. Tha extremities Debt, then, in these eleven States haa DRI ROODS, SIUS Hi DRESS GROB! are remarkably small and pcrb-ct almost doubled, but the following table | to eat ud wear, but Bows waa afriend. JU»4y U«4« (lochias < ««•• »>■■>“ *oJ even tbe nails living in their rcajicctivr ahowr tliat the value of property - - — Hbart, Ure-trUa. SaUoa*. *c. fiovlh aM« at idacea. The hair on the bead, wo creased at no such ratio: should add, appears to 1* plaited in a very |>eculiar manner, and ia ot great length and thickness, though in some jmrta detached, owing to part of the skull having been drrtroyed. The eurioaity at present la at the offices of tho firm who have imported it from Booth America, but we understand that arrnngemente ore litang made that itstiall be publicly shown al the W.atminster Constitution.• OBT. J. GRINT Sells Aquarium at an early date. A Bird's ( owrtwhlp and Drath. It comparing tbe two k>U of fig­ An Anecdote of Queen Vlctsria. ures it ia seen that the debts of 130 ci lies I A lady who lives on Olive street re­ The Quoen was not 20 years of age jumped from $221,312,000, in 1866, to | lates thr following: A few days ago when she ascended tho throne. Coming *6«;I78,663 in 1876. On the other there fell in front of her window from into jx>«ae**ion of power with a heart hand, by adding in county and town- , , a tree a “chippy," or ground-bird, each fresh, tender aud pure, and w ilh all her ship debts, the increase is from $286,­ an chatter al>out tlx- parks and streets. instinct* inclined to mercy, we may be 179,000 to ♦5W,7M.',52S—the one at a She picked it up, earned it in the house, sure tliat ahe found tnanr things that rate of *200 per cent the other leas than - fed it from her own mouth, and at night ' placed it in the cage with her cauary. tried her strength of resolution to the UM) jxr cent. ntmoai. On a bright, Itnautiful morn In addition to the above returns the The canary at once bestowed upon the ing the young Qqrea was waited u|k>u Piper present* incomplete returns from st her palace at Windsor by tlu> Duke ennsylvauia. aggregating a debt of mother, and neotlcd breide tlie little of Wellington. lie had brought from $87,329,180; New Jersey, $36^02,722; stranger during tbe night. In tho London various papers requiring her Maryland, $34,(M»JW; Louisiana, $20.­ morning the lady placed the chippy In signature to make them operative. One 000,000, and Krntnckv. $12,000,000. the window so that it might have the According to thin calculation, which is privilege of regaining ita freedom. It pronounced against a soldier of the line, aa nearly correct aa possible until after plumed ita tiny wings and went away. that sentence that he be shot dead. The tho census of 1880 ta taken, the total The canary mourned during the day aa Queen looked upon the paper, and then local debt of the country at the close of if be liad hat his mate. In tbe even­ looked upon thr wondrous Ix-auUe* that the year 187M wm $1,051.106.11^ex­ ing tho chippy came beck end pcrrlml nature had spread to her view. " What clusive of Hute debts. upon tha window. The aaah was raised ha* this man done?" ahe asked. Tbe and it flew in aud ncollad upon the cage; Duke looked at.'he paper, and repliwl: Tlie Princeton llcview article covers tho canary at once struck up hia hveL“Ah! my royal mistress, tliat man. I fear, about twenty-flve pages, sod points out eat uotes and Mremed gratified. This is incorrigible. He haa deserted three the different systems of local govern- waa reprated two or three days, tlie times.’ “And can vou not aay anything nw*nt now in operation in the various chippy going each morning and return­ in hia behalf, ray Lord?" Wellington Htales of the Union, and indicates the ing in tbe evening. One- day it went shook hia head. “ Oh, think again, I general charactenatica of thoee types. away and did not come hock. The ca­ pray you I" Seeing tliat her Majestv It also gatbe hi up in one com | oct whole nary drooped.and the next -lay fell dead »'B« s*. deeply moved and feeling sure the work of the various eoramiarions from hia perch in the sunshine that she would not hare the man shot in appointed by different States to devise played over the gilded cage iu the win­ any event, he finally confcraed that the plans for the letter government of dow. Thai night th^ chippy returned, man wm brave and gallant and really a American cities. While Mr. Porter ad­ and during tlie evening it mourned good soldier. “ Bat.” ho added. “think mits I he force of the proposition of the over its dead companion. In the morn­ of the influence.'’ “Influencer the New York commumion in regard to the ing it elung to the cage until it wm Queen cri'-d, her eyes Hashing and her property qualifications of votcas, he turned ont. For a few days the «n|ity tamim heaving with strong emotion. brings forward interesting figures from “Let it be ours to yield influence. I the city of Philadelphia to show that, will try merry in thia man's case, and 1 in the second great city of the country, charge you. your Grace, tojet nw know such a provision would not work Koaumeni*. Tombstones, Mantles. 4c-, the result. A good soldier, von said. to advantage. The city of Phila­ Hantlnsre. Mjch. Oh, I thank you for that. And you may delphia contained, August, -1876, tell him that yonr good word raved 1 <3.936 dwellings. It is estima­ ted tliat 5,00U have been built since wrote. with a bold, firm w across tbe dark page, the bright, saving word Philadelphia now contains 15UJKM) I' —“Pardopod!" The Duke waa food of । dwellings. The number ot votes cast t telling the story, and he was willing at the I_st municipal election waa 127.- |, also to confess tliat tbe giving of that . 520, ami it ia not claimed that the city !, paper to toe portioned soldier gave him contains more than 135,000 voters. It' far more joy than he could have expe- wdl thus be seen that tbe great bulk of ■ voters are either owners of Imuses or , i tenants paying rente. Tbe provision , recommended by the New York com- , Marrjlsg Off the Priacera Beatrice. j mission, requiring the payment ot an ; English paragraphista marry the Prin­ annnal rental of $250 aa a qualification , cess Beatrice about twice a week. They fur voting, would exclude a large and . are now arranging a marriage between | reputable daas of citizens, while it , her Royal Highnera and Prince Ijouia 1 would not exclude the tenants of low of Batten burg, brother of Prince Alex­ prog-alioj* and other disreputable es- . ander L of Bulgaria. . The story goes lalkltehmenta, who, in most canes, pay a that the Prince and Prince* are mutu­ higher rent. ally inclined, and that 1‘riuco Leopold In toia way all toe propooitioua dow ia acting the part of friend aud brother before ton different State legislatures in the matter. But (says ths London of the United State* are carefully ex­ correspondent of the Irish Times) it is aminee!, and their advantages and dis­ said that the course of love docs not advantages pointed out. In no one of run smooth, becanae it dore not run in three plans does the reviewer see a rem­ a channel of Pactoius. Dropping meta­ edy. Thorough reform needs time and phor. the Prinoo ia poor, having httic {attience, and tbe working out of natu­ but hia pay aa a Prussian Lieutenant, ral law*. New experiments and ticket­ and that is has than the ------- * — ing only aggravate tbe disease. A re­ Irish police constable, anil turn to the jrure self government ot iy keep a young couple in, the Revolution might help. Tbe selfbut, now that Alexander Las dropj>cd gorernment of to-day hates trouble aud into a crown and scepter, it is believed loves eejf-indulgenco—henoe tbe de­ he will do the handsome thing by hia plorable condition of our cities. Self­ broiher, in which case they aay her government is• hard task-master. It Majesty is not likely to jitay the role of PLASTER Groceries Md General Produce, American and Foreign Marble, NO PATENT NO PIT. Paas from Ums world of blossom* ud ( fruit* to the nort-biiildiug creature*, the j birds, ud here our atiiciiuu is rendered , posed tans really re he was dying, however, be told his ottendrat that trrararea wore ooooeah-d in sod about hi- horae, aad tines Ibra several begs of silver and gold, aggrm “Hove yon given electricity s trial gating S3JN0, hara bora found ii a for your ccMuptauxt, madam?" asked the brand of butternuta in the gam*, white minister aa he took tea with tbe old a box cuetafaing gold aedtilver and tidy. -Electricity!1’ aaM she. “W.U. yea, X reckon I has. I ww straok by the next morning. I ran always fob when ho has had mutton for dinner. . It seem* to affoet his bead, though I never did rontider him matton hrafiad. He fo too dogmatic for that Old Bows ia that _ __ ____ ________ ,_________ bird of prey cu find a basis for acting against tbe content* of the little home. Nothing but the brrere ran touch the ««gn °r little ones. Tbe neat » built like the poor ass'l house-with door but no window, but it is lined with tape*4ry, for all rhe. thread* the wise ■ from Ud rags .<* steal who were ----------- , - ---------------- 1 and Gerhokre, and who, ia point ot ia grace, beauty ud refinement of r, would be aa adonunant to aay � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-07-26.pdf.pdf c3f993048fd5704b7fde61cc4731e346 PDF Text Text •.n VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE. BARRY CO'., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 26. 187!) NUMBER 44. nuts stills leaves aed---------- --------------------of yrsserration. At twenty-eight feet deep a soft chalk ia found, mixed with a vast quantity of shell., and the bed is eleven feet thick. Voder thia vegeta­ bles are found again. _ _ - . Washington and inhabit Btewart Castle, that coat *3Q0JXX). Da. Mart Walktr not only dreww-a U male attire and carries a cone, but •ho enjoys a good smoke. BnATOR W. H. BlaTH, Dewlv elected from New Hampshire, looks v^ry much »• * TWMO. >•». yeriw^as * w: h. young! Mn. Hngr Bsaauwsa. inventor of the well known process for making steel which bears his name, has been knight ed by Quern Victoria. Grw. G. W. C. Lax, upon whom the mantle of his father, Gen. Rolwrt E. Lee, as President of Washington and Lee Univerrity, fell, has seat in his resignation as President of the Univer- n btAtn Uxtate :>esare making stalest' OHA& II. BRADY, eouatias la NarUxe* Now York ar»r*<« Mi. Tvzm Ux o«!y Suolbtm Htata pnxlmaj II Io any sttool, reports Vol 41. The Surthwswl •prinf-vtewi Mates ratxv fro* nttoti^bot low* falls to SK. Tha aprtnf-wbMl crap ut UNION HOUSE, fuujuja ■noimoy. ti Wan Gov. Foote was going to fight liia duel with Prentice, the latter, who had a alight Hap, aaid to a boy up a tree near the field of honor: “Look out, bub; tLe Governor shoots wild, and be may hit thee." Firrr years ago William Lloyd Gar­ rison wrote a letter to a friend, asking a loan of th. to pay a fine imposed on him for not “training.** He says that he ia announced to a|>rek on the ■Fourth,’ anil that bis ‘‘kne»a knock together at the thought of facing so large a concourse;** and he adds: “I ex­ pect to gs< a journeyman's berth inane diately after the Fourth; but, if I do not, 1 sliall take the stage to Newbury­ port, aiul dig on the nsse.” He was a type-setter then. WI LUam Twitiwo, of South Rutland, K. Y., write* to the Evening Foal that hr was a classmate with William Callen Bryant in WiHiams College. He was obliged to leave college on account of ill-health, but singular as it may a|>pear be ia now 1*0 years of age and without a white hair or bald spot on his head. Young men who are inclined to despair Iweauae their health is not good should feel encouraged by the long life of Mr. Twining. Since the death of Boron Lmncl <ta Rothschild, the bred of the London bouse, many of the European news­ paper* have lo-D s,*rculaiing on the amount of capital, profit*, and general bunima relatiow* <rf Uw great financial family. Nobody outside of ita mem­ ber* and tbeit confidential employe) baa, wr mniposr. any actual. kuowledgiof their affairs, although many persons claim to be informed as to thesr rreourwin a Paris position to ■yy®LC®TT HOUSE, L^KE holme, Thoruapple Uks, Barry 0o_lGaL I* I*. COLK. Proprietor. city on Ida trip cost, be found a --------‘ good, and that khe could leave the train at Irvington and wait for the train oe the other rood. or be would send her bock to the Union Depot, where she could await the train on th- other line planation, but, aa soon as Minot had left her, an old lady occupying the neat in front of her said: “Tbeee railroads * are oolleagued to­ gether, and their ticket* are good an any road. That is just a trick of the condor tor to get money out of you and •teal it from the company. Thia road goe« to Dayton, and, if I were yon. I would ait right bare.** Waxtxd—A life-boat that will float Does A paoraxi upstart—The man who aits down on a best pin, Nora but the brave deserve the hair, is how the aborigine puts it. Tur. grocer offered him u froxea ham, thinking to relieve the nmbarraflwnt----------------------------------bat he said he'd rather--Dot take the cold of the woman, offered to take her ticket' shoulder from any one. and pay her fare to Richmond, over “' ora Dead got discouraged if he No half the distance to Dayton. She ac­ only remember* that be will always be cepted. passed her ticket over to him, worth F25 anyway —to medical students. and he paid her fare to Richmond. **Tbet fired two aliota at him.” wrote Then ahe quieted down until Minot an Irish reporter; “the first shot killed came through the car, when she naked : him, but the second shot was not fatal." “Isn't that ticket worth more than Brrwxxx 400 and 500 Indiana, near the fare to Richmond T" "Certainly; worth a third more,” was Ashland have taken the pledge. They got the idea that the ]-*--»----------------“wai,i ain't going to be swindled in tiling about whisky, that way, and I .want my money beck.” enough.— Peck's Nun. "I have nothing to do with that,* re­ A XATirx of the Emerald tale was plied Minot, “you sold your ticket; your asked the other .lay bow he could tell fare has been paid to Richmond, and I a man was drunk. “Faith,” answered cannot aid you.” Pat, “I'd never be after saying a man Then ahe went for the Hebrew, ac­ was drunk at all. without I saw him try cused him of being a swindler, 'and be to light his pipe at a pump.” finally told her that all hr wanted was Two friends were passing a church his money, and she could have her tick­ one evening when a strong smell of et Minot came lack and ahe called burning leather pervaded the air. "I him again and said: wonder if tint is the odor of sanctity ?" “Give that tuun his money bwi so I aaid one. “I think it must be," was Um can get my ticket, and 1 will leave this quick reply, “for jt smells of soles.’ rood, which ia run by swindler*.“ They were fishing off the coast, when “Upon your sgre-emmt to leave the the fair one of the party pointed to a train I will do it," said be, “and send sail in the distance, and asked, “Georg*, you back to Indianapolis.* what "kind of a vessel ia that?" ' He ■ Hr then gave the money bock, and leaned over, stole a kiss from her lipa, the ticket was returned. Presently the -and answered calmly, “Thai's a fishing train stopped at Caml>erland, ami the conductor asked her to get oft “Ma. Lae Swter Floy ever traveled “I have changed my mind,” was bar any!’ “No. child, no." “Then, when I was a-iyin’ under the sofa Sunday night, and ttuUtr and Mr. John came in from church and was a-oettin* in the big rockin' cheer, bow come her to say that the nicest land ahe ever was in wan Lsplandt" “A>n how does Charley likr going to “Yea, you rave it to the Jew. You don’t pretend that you gave it to me. school 1 * kindly inquired a good man You want to rob me, but I won’t allow ofw little 6-year-old boy, who was wait­ ing, with a tin can in Land, the advent it. I am on thia train to go to Rich­ mond, and I intend hi do it,* and ahe of another dog. “I like goin* well did. Minot ia eunsultiflg a lawyer on *Dough,“ replied the embryo staternuan, ingenuously, "but I don't like stayin' the OOM. after I git there.” “Ir I wete as bard up as you are,” re •000^000,000, and that they can control as ranch more; which may be couaidcred a pretty peony. Stories of the Botha­ ' wfilbe money. More idle tales are told of the celebrated Jewish bankers (they by-tbeby call themselves merchants, which they really ore) than of any other bank­ ers, probnblv Iwwause they are the wealthiest of their class. One of three tales ia, (hs* the Rothschilds almost never lose anything; which ia aboard on its face, considering the prodigious ex­ teat of their ojwration*. They lose a good deal, of newwsity, becauac they make a great deal; but their profits are doubtless always in advance of their loss as. There s><ems to be authority for the statement,often male, that their kaoM* from depreciation in the funds and securities which bdlored the d» yyiLLlAM JONES, pMxtoua power, and gwwirsttous The rec founder of the horn (he took the name Ro in On the day of the trial Mr. Logan, having bought a new shirt open in the back, with a Huge standing collar, dressed himself in extreme haste, and put on the shirt with the booom at the back, a linen coat congealing the blander. He dszxlad the jary with his him." “You flatter yourself." A Bobkxiax to a rich psterfamiliaa the day wae sultry, took off his coat and summed up in hieshirt ateeven. Lincoln, "Monsieur, I love your daughter, an< sitting behind him. took in the situation, have come to sak her hand.” "Are yo< sure you really love her?" “Ah, sir, and when his tarn came remarked to the jury. “Gentlemen, Mr. Logan has adore her! ” “Well. I have two dsugh boon trying for over an hour to make ters; which is the one you lover A daStot arrives at H o'clock at his uncle's, who is giving a graad drene-. “Excuse me if I’m a Lttlc lata," he. men. I submit to you (here be lifted “but a tot of m took advantage ol the Logan oat of his flhair and tamed him wita his Iack to the jury and the crowd, tie donkey party to Montmorency.” His at the same time flipping up the enor- unde, coldly: “And who rode youT ■sm standing octDar), what Aepentaneo Txrr had bee a explaining thoroughly to Calico the mechanism of the tocomotive. “I understand all that perfectlv.’ mid Calino, “but there is just one thing about the devilish thing that I �It nwal Io be i I believe. now . ------------------------- -— , hand with tapi ring fiwrs, amlaMiudl: Harrow foot, wv e rngn* of aristm rate ; rraurt. The fcdtow*tag. ea|iied from a tetter. written from ta-rv in, MW7, by Horace Mnun, l***.nnr to-daj astta-ti: “I never breathed *ach air tefore—aud check, ao nremiMM* *» that we rreolccd to not eenaider self in the matter, but let Urn article goovrn tothe “official apgeoctate il irowh oK>re than tbr humbte News patron*, and so we told Doc. aud be deported *uying that be ln»p< <l In the tlrat place Doe. nays that *O long as tbr artictes appeared as editor­ al be did not take any notice of them, but whetj we "opened our column* to Tax-Payer and others, aa a mrdittui through which to mane vile, donderoua and abuaive article* of a personal char­ acter” he felt called upon to rejdv. Doc. please remember that yon Mated you west) truing to giro nothing but lacta Now please tall uh Whe-e any the Tyrol and the Apprntaea with al pen-stock in our haul mid sketch-book in tlw other, a goml-atard futa m not to lw> dr«pi*«-d or k«>knl upou with disfa­ vor. We newspaper mra walk roaMautly, partly l»*aiu«r we ^ick up a deal of information thereby, jmrtigi*catne we carry light pocket-books, which <L> not bnrden n* on our. Jour­ ney*. I wiidi that Edward Payson Weston, or O’I .vary, or that imbecile idiot who is perpetually carry lug "the gtartait* Star Npanglrd Banner” from Maine to Teana and always coming baek * Harr he Isn't wanted, would roar biw to /x» Mid f'nsnee nod teach the native* how to walk. There are two j thing* which tbe French can Irani prof-1 itably from “those drradful Amer­ icana.11' how to dance and how to walk. Tbe French do not yet kun w which aide of tlir walk to take wbrn they meet •web other. If it rains and they have no umbrella, of course they bug the wall. If it ia dear anti' they meet you in n narrow place, they aecm undecidol whether to take the* inside or outside, and after confusing you for some aocoitds, they end usually liy squaring in between you and the house-front. If don. smart walking and vigoron* bowling, jitet warm aaouxh nut to be cold aud J«*t void enuugb nut to lie warm.” Over two hundred visitor* are now here and more expected. Yeateniay I spent an hour al the top of Arcta-d Bock. The view from there roMwanl ia beautiful. Ou the left ia tbe aouth ahore of the Ncrdicrn Pen in Mil a with a chain <>! iidanda near il extending raatward far.an the eye can reach.. Ou the right hi Boia Blanc Idand, B ftecu milca long with a government lightIiotU« at tbo lower end. Tire view to the weal from the Fort ia alao beauti­ ful. To-morrow I leave for Sanlt Hie. Marie, tbcuco eptirdy around Latke 8aperior. ‘ An editorial exeundon from Big HapHa and Traverac City laal week, mid they were a return kiddy well-behaved crowd, considering their Vocation, bat I looked in vain fur a repreaentativc of the Nuws or for the maeaive rotundity of the Haw k man. . A Manitoba wave muat have atrnck HAVING RECEIVED ITS SECOND hero for to-day ia chilly a* Octulmr. —--j, — —rv- Aishealth For the lienctlt of the anirebed rrwi- and because hr Iikrw4be country. Our mailing ami folding machinery would denta of Southern Michigan J hop<- tbo n-i-»ind yon of tbe Kiadon Iron Worka.” cool wave may extend fnrtbcr aoiith. "I. it allta this baHdingf” H. J. Mastix., "Oti, no: this ia simply a branch of­ fice—the (dace where we write up cir­ aiCHIGA!' 5EWN. cuses. Our principal establishment- ■” The cirvtt* agent groaned aa if in ag­ Every proapect of ar>; immenac coni ony and tied from the office. crop in Michigan. Richard D. Condon, of Charlotte the. the oldrot uiaumi of Eaton Co. depart­ ed thia life on Sunday evening. L. D. Phelps, a newsdealer of Corrnnna. suicided «»u Saturday last, while temporarily insane caummI by poraly «i<. At Rrnnwn, Monday afternoon, Joseph Earl, n prominent eltisen, wa« prostrated with heat, and died in an Urially. have alandend you! J>i-1 we do it bvcaaac we told the way yon voted on that village printing trick ! Tbe U. K isn’t Canada, and here, wbra a nun i* elected to office, he becomes the people's servant ana not their ruler, and when they do cornipt things news­ paper* always speak of it. and that too without being termed pcraousl. The Nkw* know* nothing personally against yon. Mr. Downing or Olds, tart wv, with scores of other*, do know that Conrad Smclclier of Ilowne. Kent your coarse and tboM- |iartica named, in county, aged 30, was smitten with the tbe council on tberveningofJnneStth, chant.* of Caroline Heli rigid. 70, and waa anything bat tamest, fair and law­ married Tier a few daya ago. ful, and we can prove it. Peter Smith of Dexter, an aged man, Doc. evinces real, genuine red-coat wa* mi shocked u|xm learning of the loss of bis niotu-v through the failure of bravery, when he say* he does “not ask Evarts A Costello of that place dial hr Ita. privilege a* a low, dantardly cow- ' dropped dead. ard who dare* not sign hi* name, of Zach. Mecklev, aged nbont 1C year*, laying tint'facta in the case before t he con- teti. but give me j» good firm living four nt Hr* from Ixwlie, drank “grarvnil walk,” with not too much ag­ tax-payer* of the village and the man) itation of the "awrrpinx gow n.”. freely of whiiakry on the 16th, tax-ante noeonM-ioiiK. and remained an until the readers of yonr paper.” In behalf.of Odiro, o( the "Sketthitig Club,” told •nr friend. Tax-Payer, whom we trust me a very good atoty. the otlmr day. Mike Grady of JackMm. was dry for a willjiot be Citfcnded at living called a nlwuit bow Wirtx |mlilted a portrait of gltvvi of whiskey. Bunday, nod. nci/ing a certain Rumiaii Princr**. You rec­ "low, dastardly coward,” we will sim­ ollect IVirtx, the ciaxy nrtixt, who did a tKittlc supiHMw-d to contain tliatexbiL ply state that aa Negenerously cham­ ihine natonishiiig pictures uhkh are Hinting beverage, took a dri p draught. pioned the Nkw*’ cause, (and at the.' rxpoMal iti the \\ iitx Gallery ut Brua- Instead of whuky. however, tlir botilr bedbug jhUmhi, mid Mike same than expreoar* the opinion of the arflcA. A Ruaaiau I'rinci aa twine to him contained many year* ago and gat c him twb kit­ din! in grant agony tlir aanic night. entire portion of cwottnunity which hr ting* fur her jiortrait. When finished On Saturday evening Peter Killewald. represent*), it was not nvcesxary fur the latlv came to look at it. It did n»»t a, farmer of Mount ('lemena, mi*M-d him to sign his Dxntr. where** Dr. idraM- her. ahe thought it did not look hi* bor, aged three year*. The miss­ Y'oung champion* Iii* own cnu*c, ami like her. She left however, without ing child wu* not fotind untill yrotcrfinding any fanft with it. and the next I day morning, when the dead Isaly wa* how under bekven* could be do it, wc day, her mUl-ele-eJwiuehrt cants? to take divovvtvd tn a mud puddle near the WWMldlike to inqou-C. without signing | H^J'^turc home, anti brought with him Loom-, in which he hau liven drowned. hi* own name,—it’* imperative and ho 5,000 ft. to pay for il. which hl* min­ Mil* Nellie Coat* of Ncwls-rg. Wayne tro* aup|MM<-<1 to hr the price charged , had to do it, aa no othci man, barring by Wirtx. The valet a»k«-d the an ini! Co.. atteinpUil suicide <>u the 19th bv taking Part* green, but wa* rvacitrd. tbe ring, would do it for him. Bnt i how much waji hi« charges. "Ten She had bccdiiii- very despondent an w hat ha* Tax-Payer done that h- should*! tiionaand franc! Why mv miatreaa account, as she ollngid by the pcraecnlie tbe recipient of such a brothel name! gave inc lint .VM0 fr.” "Well, gn back tionaof a class of yonng la diva and directly to your mktrewa mid tell her fiimplr expresard himself as being sur­ that my price ia 10.000 fr." Thia waa their teacher in a Sunday-achool which prised at ttai course taken by A. W done, ami tbr valrt rrinrani, waving die attemled. A tnunpnassing th rough Battle Creek that the Priuceaa ua» much di*plra>«ed Olda and Dr. Young. last week fell iuto a conversation with Next Doc. states that until within a wilti the ixirtmit, and thought »,u«) fr. Clem Wilson, a colored man, and it aa much na it waa worth, since it did short time I lie News enjoyiti full and not look like hrr. Wirtz molly replied : soon transnirrd that he was Clem'* old complete monopoly of the village print­ "Ob ! don’t let tbr I’riucr** X.deraaorr iiioater in Tenniwacr. Clem took him to ' a hotel, gaw him a good dinner and a ing, althangfa it done it At a slight rrdollar in money, and the oh! man—once,, durtion from the maxima limit pre­ scribed by law." We have al ways aa pposed Doe. was a graduate of one of the aria with this Lgvrnl underneath: "£» best cjollegv* in the laud, but lie must priatn punr deUe !” Among the tbuuaA destructive iurrndiary fire occurr­ who aaw it wrrr Mime friend* of ed over at Mandiall.'Satniday morning, have degenerated woefnlly, fot hr aud* the IMnccaa. wb» told her they hail •ling* tbe Engliah language aronnd in »r<-n hrr portrait in *urh a plight, and and property destroyed as follows: E. McGee, shop, atorrhonsrs and content*, a manner cantion* to behold. Doc., a**nml her that "it rcrtainlr looked ?;f,500. no in*aranec. F. Vary, barn, how in the name of common sense and like brrf al bust •" The next <lav Wirtz ♦300. insured for 63»>; Sy man Steeper, recriveil hi* 1O.nr» fr„ nod tbr Princes* reason can yon-term anvthing* tnouop- withdicw h<r poitrait from the public barn, <300, no iuMiranre; D. S. Beach, liarn and died. fMO. insurance ♦»>. ly that will charge a "alight reduction gnrr. damage to his dwelling, ♦300. covered; With tbr coming of tin’ aniiuy day*, Anm Wilson, abed, etc., <100. from the maxium limit prescribed by law V Acconling to the statute a no­ tbe Klrawbertic* ami tlir clicriir*. be­ Tbr Chariotic snicklc mystery ia gin* tbr naoal in vaaiou of Pari* by tourtary public can charge 35 cent* each for Uta from Iwvond lai Mnucbe. Utile solved. Florrnu YcanuAii. a German taking acknowlrdgrmciita. Would brrd-covrrrd Baedeker* and Murray* of Buy City, hu* l«cen to that city to make inquiries about thr recent suicide. aro aa nlriitifnl aa nanda <-n tin-strand, yoaaayhehad a full and complete mo- ! identified the clotln-a as belonging ■opoly of tbe swearing business if he and while veil* streaming from manlv He lint begin to lewd an Onertal-Augvlo to hi* brother, Baptist Ycarman, who done it for 1.5 cent* I Are you a mo­ had been in this country four years, and hi* former home waa nt Salzburg, Ger­ nopoly when if in rudtiug county charge, many. He wn. a single man and him patients you charge only 6S eta per trip rroi.l.d al Midland. Hr haa three when the county Loan I say you may brother*, one in Germany, and two at kavetlAtal Doc., tbo*c. two amerBay City. AImhh four week* ago hr tion* don’i affiliate worth a cent, bat of IreMtifnl eyea, aud moM kimable was at hi* brother's, where ho stay cd course yon didn't mean to miiqinwent, - ----- •*“ “L - ’ t»« laat on Regent two or three days, since which time , nothing had liecu heard from him. His •*Bnt they tar it wight “lend to souictlnng person- , brother know* no canae fur the suicide. r ever. al between ns.” But let u* see. a tno •— — —.u.iwdingly ear­ ■wot, about that slight mluction front ly thia year. We IumI a couple of hai!- Hew a (Irras Agcat Found Hl* Match. Morma the other day, mid there fell i«xtbe legal rate*. Of coarse Doc. you ; pellet* »• Urge a* walnut*—that ia to The other dur. says tbe Virriata City. have focgoUrn bow thoroughly yon ,wry. dwarf walnut*. (I don't like to lie (Nev.) CAmMete. a dnt|H-r little tun. ewnvasacd aadfigured the Naws’chaxg- too v kdentlr nbont tlm matter fur fear with a two-ounce cone aud a Ind t -pound cluster diumoud. came into Um> CtevaA tbe Tdiior will not publish my meterre* ou the sveoing of July-Xrd, MCU, * ------ '-" -after.) rfthbMwt rtc office ardmikcil H the aniiiM.-u>cnt wtaiijuudiotoffyci-.tr mouth muchly. ' continm-, 1 ahull bcc*o«r ebr News' chargra were at the ; Africa, im Victor at courw you hare a!x» forgotten that *e showed yon our charge* horn onr bilgrr only ta-t Wednesday morning. **• we wHl have to do a little flgrtring. Directly oj>p<»il<> from where you make thia atataffieut hi Ibe nay next column arftln -ndirml irigan” m au article of Tillage priuting, cotitainiug juat throe fnhiNi whh h at legal rutaa of 70 eeoto per Mtawwrhlauumiui to *4.10, would­ n't it? Well. ar tide fa Shnoaktag. at*d at three wnta per line, onr cbargM GRAND RAPIDS I IVISiOH. 12135479 20 per cent Boston Store! Sping and Summer THIS THE “BOSS” OF ALL SEWING MACHINES, I* manufactured by the old and reliable WlLaox SkwiXG M ACIHXE Co., Chicago, All-, and for sale in Barry Co., at G. A. TRUMAN’S STORE, Attention of the Public GOODS ilNSWORTH & BROOKS, Regardless of the recent advance THESE GOODS RAPE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE! BUNTINGS (all color*) CASHMERES (all colors) BERRETTS, NOVELTIES, GRANDINE8,(in stripe*) PIQUES, FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE ALPACAS. CHAMBRY8, D. C. GRFFITH HOSIERY REA SUMMER TRADE Inc) Sated by Dulin rill them. OF NEW GOODS JUST OPENED AT pjE.NRY BOE, 1'aoruBToa MEAT MARKET, Fresh and Salt Meats, 8»iei Him aii Stalins, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Table Here. «0 la. wd. M PearP* Carpet Warp SO O. B.B. Iteulmas.ta. lit Heavy TwlFd Ticking. 19} 1 he Long Brick Oar White Dress Goods it 7 cts. is a Bargain. DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OUR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. KERISCO KID, in button. AMERICAN KID in button and lace. GLOVE CALF, in lane. PEBBLE GOAT hi hat. and lace, HaUiag Mow uad HKppm in all tie NOTIONS, CROCKERY, Ac. Lowest Prices of any Ho tse in the Country. The Nashville Carting Kills is REMEMBER BOSTON STORE. Why will you pay men for tra velinjf around the coun- JOSEPH M. WOOD, �or IX SIMPLICITY.- MTRKXQTH AND DURABILITY JU SURGICAL INftTRUMEXTB, BHOLTvEA BRACEgr CON RS, soaps, a- SSw • wUhafs- valuable It of God Ahnlgfcty." All wo I by th* beat of authority to be Uic BEST R AKE ever put npcm thr market, U^ora. Wiumryta < both for the superiority of its work. It* unequalled construction and dnruliility. Hrnafcr*. Ar„ Below we annex thr name* of a frw leading fanociw In tola v iefoity, who UJ1I I PAPfPQ flflH RORDFF/ hare purolmord and thorongffly tri*d THE TtGEty, aud prououace it tbe best « ALL I Al Lilt) UU DVIUUM* the cult's leg am! juM a* teat* over it*rif nr Cuss. ScHKltrr. having bought Bulky Hay Rake in ore : iting rehtlvro in this yicinity, and also printer of such a low-lived trick isn't rd and liberal-hearted inhabitant* of Jah. Moore'* blacksmith mtenwt, ran DAVID W. SMITH. Caatleton. looking a farm, with a view toporGEORGE KEAULE, “' ABRAM GUNTHR1P, * ’ WM. TROXELL. “ Snick, all Dunhatn waa maivird to Lona Darling Prime. Frroh Goods, b< JAMES DURHAM, Aasyria. and John Winslow to Eva TowMmnd. and a* wc do uot care fa JOSEPH MILLER. “ rance on many kinds Wealry and Lona behaved like gentle PETER HUNS1KEB, Woodland. On account of lack of apare thia weak routiniM to aril at thr South. HENRY VaMASTERB, Bellevue. re are oblige.! to Ireve out over half Mr. Sanborn's farm consist* of 280 WILIJAM OSnVTN. I.F.ANI>Kll I.APHXM. “ JOSEPH HA WM, « WARREN SEELEY. - W1X1X.W SIUUZH. <1 'KTAlAa. <X>KI>K ... ’ REUBEN A. BIVINS. P. M. HYDE.DAVID DIXON, HENRY CLEVER, _ rhu,k (HUAI AOV ' AIKW. Fine American and Foreign Wat . L Ulmins, l’bi'%,R«"KV 8eM*» Gobi P< : and Per HoWerw. Sil rerwarr, Ac. Elder Gillespie had did the job. they aad 71h. as delegates from this village. cd property waa located la the bottom Nathaa Mbekion lMag« on the state road north, luu. been necting a fine Sheriff W. H. Powre* with Jo hi* hr had been imbibing pretty freely in of Mam. has oprwed a blacksmith shop .in the old foundry. AiMworth k Brock/ Ivw By the last of Hext week there will lie country, esQpcially the ssnth. K. Kittridgn, who is making, over al valor buMings in Central Michigan, if not in tlie entire state otUiddc of De- as well pleased with Nashville. come A. W. Olds, onr heavy mill man, has commaoccd shipping Ids last season* prising proprietors, but Nashville and ent of lumber, which goeato EaatCamcan to Uans>'‘t iL The building ia 49 fort *quarr, rarmcrantvd +>y a cupalo 16x98. the distance covered with soft carpet* and walls Johnstown, in the main, ia peopled by covered with pjeturea, and alUkept in . Great Bargains in Prints, l otions. nod, law-nbldiiig citizen*, but in Hen- a’such dean, tasty manner. I* Mr. S’* Stripes. Crocks. J’iqurs, I joens. Cash r Moran, familiarly known as, “Black daaghten. that it seemed i* Uiougti meres and White Good*. PanvMds, Fans, Silk Handkerchiefs. peace and contentment could not fail to Rn»hingm Ribbon* and Glove* at Cost 1 Boot* and Shors in evdb-xs variety. ally known Hr. Sunburn Clothing. HsSs aud (taps in propor­ On a recant Sunday night, it i* alleged, tion, al WM. A. Ar i*worth's be. with hi* nndenstrappres Grayt>«rn, Cheap Caslt Store. Dunn aud Norris, invaded die wheat vnred with an exhibition from Antony field of Ed. Miller, a worthy poor man; Victor Hugo aud Dcsdrmotiia. three of Deal fair and square with everyone. four puppies that beat Ikmtou in the KKIXOUG, DgXXMXT A.Co. that in fallin* destroy rd a large amount field purpose*. They would immediately Coffees at Dxvouairrr's. Below ii | the August term of rerenit eourt which convenes st Hastings, on Angust llth: John Tester, Irving; Peter Fisher, Johnstown; Sila* J. Badrock, Mabie Grove; W.Tl. Stanley, Orangeville; lAfayett* Teerpcnning, Prarieville; Chsrics Oak*. Kuttand; Maren* Cokendalt. Thornapple; Andrew Ingtiram, Woodlaml; Samuel C. Ritchie, Yankee Springs; William Campbell, Assyria; Gconre Paddlcfonl. Baltimore; Thoma* McElwait^ Barry; Winfield 8. Rogers, Carlton; Andrew J; Hardy, C**tlctou; Peter Coburn, Haoting* Township; Cal­ vin B. Parson*. Henry Pierce, Hasting* City; Daniel Thominon, Hope; William Mugridge. Irving; George R. Grey bum, Johnstown; Isaac J. Brooks, Maple Grove; William Townsend, Orange­ ville; Charles Enxinni, ITarierillc; David Eyclesbymcr, Rutland. Last winter Elder Day. of North­ East Jobustowu, borrowed <7 of A. Bosqiect fully, Lot* of Goad* for a little money for makiwg such a racket that the folk* most intelligent and Irest trained. p«q»s nr All the latest Styles of Furni­ KKt.uxMi, Dxmakxt A Co. we ever saw. Thrir mothei, Nellie, ture at Mr. 8.1ms nqieatedly been offm-d fi.W *r** B * r.W , ■ , I rincing eridrumHIhat astrniglrt flour s what customer* want, and it is conwhen a puppy, at Hampton, Iowa, entarod in the free-foriashville, Tenn., ahe took al! trial. At Naabville, third n*>ney and alio til in gold, a* the best broke dog. A iqdendld creature is his Countroa May, w hich is nine mouths old, and valued at * 1,000. About the first of August Mr. 8. will start with Mr. Nichols of the Battle Crock Vibrotor firm for Minnesota for an extended ROIMK BROTHEIW. I NEW STORE! . . : i- :l. ►- 1 On hand, which I will sell al tbr.most liberal rate*, taking my PAY FROM THE RAKINGS OF STUBBLES t WILS OR & HOWE (Opposite the Wokotl Houae.l Any hoi lance that three may bb due me to go over until next year. Tbe takings from twenty nrrrs of wheat stubble will, every season, pay the full prims of the Hake, and no enterprising farmer can afford to do without one, and now is die time to to Improve their opportunity. IF TOC WANT Fresh Goods and Lc Prices. ( ™ _f Hkxkt Boa, , *ecu al• Uwoflkc of Comraittee. *Chairman Street h | Dated, Nashville, July Mrd, 1879. WILSON & HOWE. | XEXT SIXTY I wheel arc mined by poor tire setting i i than any other way. At E. Coot a | i J"'l' '>“■ ki”'> <•' »”lk 1‘ ‘n “»■ I , most approved manner. , ---------- — ----------Tcncbcra. Attention ! 1 | will open a Select School in NaahfaJlterm*of’ fwhmd? atten- Every afternoon and evening. First door north of Wolcott’s hardware. Socials, festivals and families supplied , SUNFIELD ITEMS. a miserable, anaatiafactory life in this । The threshing machine i* heard in ran through. The fire had gained eon- world, it is entirely your own fault aud there i* only one excuse for you.-^your unreasonable prejudb •• and«k< pliriam. Mr. Win. Rceae of Battle Creek, ia dued. which ha* killed thousand*. Peraoiial knowledge am! common sriisr reason- , viaitiug his nephew, Ed. Reese. lout week a liule one year old Itaby WOODLAND ITERS. ing will soon allow you that Green's . Matthew Schatz, sou of Mrs. Moll, drowned. It has Urn in tbe habit ot depart,*! this life oa the 19th. for joy. creeping out to tbr tank of water and Mrs. Bailey, Cwifc of the late Jo< I playing therein, it* mother keeping SUGARS, TEAS, Buchanan Wagon for $50.oo, COFFEES, SPICES, CANNED GOODS full line All Complete with Top-Box, Whifflctrooa, NecK­ yoke and Stool Spring Seat. STIFLE AUD FAUCI GBOCERIL At pricee to suit the majority. —J4utI— Crock'ry & Glasnioar> JJARVE8T -------- AND THE- i quality 1 can. aud uiil, *b» a* well b. I you a* suy firm in Barry nc Eab jcoui. | ties. Can and get my pt let-* «n any thing in my line before niuking y»»i rxiii hnw* r.ixl I will do von enol. I NEAT LITTLE MEAT MARKET, ARE UPON UR, AND THE FARMERS ARE Too Hn«y to Come to Town 1 Mu head, nervous prostration. Jow spirits. - | it was found that J. McKelvey's house that printing lobbevy. - BUy THEY —— Where at all time* yon can fii»d a g«.. , .tiptily of all kinds of and K ’ Meats, including liologua*. IhWBr Fresh and Sult Fish. ' ", Give me a trial and l>v gwod Good-, low price* and fair dealing I wi|t ,en­ deavor in merit your patronage and 1 MUST HAVE HF* All kinds of Produce, Hide* and Sliecp Pelt taken at the Market Pn> • Yours EoaiacctfuRy, CHAS. W. SMITH. QLD PIONEER STORE SPRING MILLINERY .A.T BOTTOM ZPZR/ICIES. ed from thia bin into tbe ear. ed. 03484654 I>AYW, the PEOPLES SUPPLY STCR! ----- THE CELEBRATED girl Gto. W. Faaxcu. .baby. Mr. Editor, we wish to correct a mis­ Give me a call ami satisfy yourselves I take made in the item about Mid. O, S. that a dollar will load yoa down. Many 1*0*4, It should liarc read “Mrs. Pool goods at oD*-hnlf tbe regular cost, to be found in my stock. A. M. DxfGiirirrr. Eld. Gillespie, of West Maple Grove, had a Viciou* dog which bit a little boy belonging to Mr. Stanton, last week, in Wire Mattress at *7..W is the double so severe a manner that tbe death pen­ alty wa* pronounced upon the canine. single weave inferior article will stand their clothes line robbed last week. The Center fire brigade were called the test. Kkllooo. DgMAttar ACo. . Young, Old* and Killen in tbe village WEST KALANO ITEMS. Notion, Victor lingo. Dc*monin, Macbeth and Antony with hint, that they may have some sport too. a* well a* develop thrir E. 11KKM. mettle. Mr. Sanlstni ia training some dog* for a Boston millionaire. receri ing ♦ 100 each therefor. Mr. S. is selling his There wilt l»e a job let to tlir lowest ; responsible bidder, nt the Thonir.uple visit to his kennles would be interest­ River bridge in Nashville, on Mounav. frer at charge. Uncle Killen hoped of ti>aching, a* well a* all branches re­ quired for a first grade certificate. . that the council would remove to tbe For terms and full fiarticalaro ad­ before Esquire Mills for examination clean room of the Citiarn ; and the re­ dress C. N. Yot’xu, Lannla being victor by three fourth* of ou Monday, when he plead guilty and corder wa* instructed ... Naahrilk, Mkh. to add fl.W to a lap. After doing America it i* presu ­ paid the debt back, and intenwt and > cac b description of delinquent fore* to tlie first floor, a circular rod curindr* EV Crwkery, Tin and Gloa* in med they will sail for Eufujm- and the costa amounting to $16, and the matter huge quantities nt DAt VHKKTr's. continent. wa* dropped.. and then the council adjourned. It BOOTS AND SHOES EV Buy your Dry Goods. Boots ami i UIwmm i'nw-tf-r-MHI arut , ceiving the ftO bill, when, on Sunday, David Moore is the happy father of a bouncing lioy. Geo. Lamb the lucky Sunfieldcr who gal his wheat direahcd first. E. Bene­ * ear, spout* arc attached al the bottom dict'* new machine did it. eq nan king chicken, just a* Str Kat was H. Knapp ta not overly foud of light­ ning, and when a thunder storm e»me« thoua- up he seeks the friendly shelter of his GROCERIES Every onr who ha* an acconnt. i* re- I quested to call sud selUi’ their acco«.nt , br note or odierw ise a ilhin 80 days. , July llth. 1«9. Evukxk Cook. Saturday evening. chooses, by means of an iadex correa- lair underneath A. IF*, elevator on panding with the rod that encircle* tbe Wednesday. and espying a pullet nab­ bed it, when a fight for liberty on one GO TO THE NEW STOKE OF j”^ '.’Hoe^Milkr^1 . PF" Bny the Pnllry Suspender at Wnggtsn’s. .| battery, waa tried before Esq. Parody on Tburxlay. when tbe jary rendered a •Jj feet ihkA fubndntkin walla Above verdict of not guilty. A specimen of the noble red man thia frame the walls of the building and one Marcus 11*11. a *10 bill with wlia-h ing to anyone. all part it ions are made ot 9x4 oak scant in front of Andy Lenta' cigar factory, to liquidate the same, requesting him While in Baltimore we met Dr. A. L. his extended palm containing a bunch Io take a receipt. Hull, seemingly, to Van Horn, a talented M. D., and a genall intent* and purposes, did the errand, tieman, whom wc formed an acquaintgiving the elder a receipt, and $3 in F. H. Schuyler ot Detroit, the leeare change, and Uien* went cast. Time 39x44 and 10x90 with a depth of 10 feet. rolled on and one day Parrott dunned enjrtyiug a largo ride, and univerDay for the debt. Day replied that be sally (psyM-ctcd and'trusted by the en­ capacity 1.500 hurhela. to receive wheat had aent the pay by'Hall and exhibited tire community. We understand the elevator I* to be the receipt. This Parrott «li<ln't I*-Ai tlw Wllar re.uril liere and the greater portion of the . M. Daugherty, our enterprising conununity, a* tbe eider's previous-ca­ — Tuesday evening, the street committee rver had been somewhat wicked, aud were instructed to let to tlir lowest bidthus a cloud of dishonesty hang over dcr thr Job of repairing the Tbornapthe elder until recently, when Hall re­ He is in quite a serious condition, but Works, Decatur. Ill. Tbe light grana thniugh harvest. Day bounced him Uic Red Ribbon Club in cleaning aud tbe pedestrian line. NEW GOODS Justly Celebrated Rakes Clipbet of Hasting*. Threat* are rite, of hostile charac- possible, ami tbe grief-*Uiokeu mother you. Sold by Jkusx Haem. thought hrr gon*, but with proper re- harvesting. He will soon return to one year old Mabel try.ng to get through Brrriea Co. Gro. Spire has l*cn down with the Davis Sewing Machines! choking. She had been playing with Mr. J. A. Bachelor”, family have been sorely afitieted of lata, their throe chil­ dren aR having tbe diphtheria, an lit- their wbsnt Mt and GOOD &AMABIT*X. most bloodthirsty of tbr Zula chief*. When imroded before tire English c>m- JHE JUBW gs-ygrS*" ■ft 1a a ehair and Still on COFFINS, lillistry ind Fucy Gwds ! �popular was found. AU Johtteou> body 1 the ground had rrnah torn in the L“ The Denver fotriod on a green biltokde. car. ranct JAMS k. BimXET, Attorney A Counsellor, Tbe Trini- j iniawo., thirty- •ten <rf 180,000 left him in Baltimore. lad* picked her way daintily toward >t Win ts brat teas— ta say swtM ite IsSa, ate Fswlw. la aB tte _____ Ex-Gov. Tildxx's auouBor home Those Hafo-hko which should BOILED 1OX«T FOB DIMMER. LUMBER WAGOII, by Mr. Tilden, cost 8400,000. Aad Cwrtegra st aB Biaertptis—■ of th® My. Cold water will aol A member of the Philadelpliia com nearly dislocating hie nr times losing his footing. OOBERTK A HUTCHKINS, the pores of the skin, allowing impuri­ ties in the body to pass off, and have given yourself in the operation a good, beautiful ? He , every nomau he met appeared' attractive—a psycho-1 “ Who's who? “ aakrd thr bewildered logical phenomenon which other men ' draggling to free Ltmnclf from b-aidos Mr. Himpkina bare observed in I H‘®pkins' giasji. “ Wliai in the name their own experience. In fact, there °* w'®mon sense is the matter with wm saaxody a woman who paaecd him " that ofternoon shorn Mr. Simpkins did 1 “That divine creature in there," said not notice, in respect either of eyes. Simpkins, wildly. “1 must know her. 1 saw her for the first time yesterday. Bhe'a the moat lovely woman I ever met. I followed her here to-day. Such woman in Naw York." ' * ’ 1“ fl«nire! Such an-an ankle: Bigler, But when Mr. Simpkins reached }, .*»"• ", c1bord** Tenth street, there descended from a ' *n hn““ l,rv“l ’hidi.oncc , TwentyThird street rtage a vision of ““i. 7?pon*,lkIc ,or such jxrfectlovnlinea-as ramie the heart i of Mr. Stmnkins fairly leap into hia “c^uar'1 M.r n*«; ■ throaL Clad in what •eemed to him the ?r' Mr Simpkin- gate tow.r-1 i moat elegant and bewitching of coeT?*r' UU. tud teuub lh. ehta Utt . bo, olel.onj-oolomlribbom.tt.lm.gooa. ol rtiot tool oto balhooldor, tlua oelmtul b«tt« tnpe-d aonm tbortmdloSUmrt*a.raiauigkrraao,y J protectorate large territories out* ide of an nearly as practicable in proportion to the Ktalcs. There u> nothing in our the number of pensioners ii|»on the re­ system of government antagonintic to spective agency rolls, as fallown such an arrangement." "Would it not lie difficult to control these alien jiopnlationn if we should take them under our protecting care?" “Not st all. the suprnor race would •oon introduce ita laws and inalitutiona. Look at the caac of New Mexico. It Upward of ,.»,O0V cases were settled in had aa ImmI a population when wc anJune. The Commissioner of Pensions ----------------— The jxxiplo arc orderly and law abiding. equal, if not greater, unrulier monthly, I know something personally of their until all arc settled. Sixty-three thou- । former character and their present con­ sand three hundred and seventy-twe I dition. I accompanied, aa Quartermas­ Croons have made claims for arrears, । U including the 18^90 alreadvaettlcd, ter, tbe expedition which surveyed tbe boundary line under the Gsuilalupe no more tlsan 45,000 or 48,000 peraons ' Hidalgo treaty, and after the war I com­ who are already pemnonera have arrears manded the Military Department in- duo them. Many, therefore, who apply are not entitled to receive arrears. The t h<’ t?k2* “ A* “J- “d f* S Suopkw. Tb.n I,. . : lodr. and tteo again al \2' ! datrttirat U. our oonouerAal ttlortrdo ' eod 1,1 October. Answering a question as to the order prtesaru an aukte sufficiently bewitch- ] luUj . • 6 the question? In case the canal were Y* of settlement, be states wai that inc the act 01 of tug to muao Hiram Powers ifa deapair -Ths ? “ h.* evrl.im~l u i I °P«O«1. «nthl not any strong naval Janestablished every peniuoner's to smash to infinitesimal atoms all the . ,Ih* 7 ‘»«■ exclaimed, as soon as he ( . „„ rright i„l.> at .the k_ same -----------------* m. ------moment The pen-, nioner was required to make application ter hia arrears mainly for the purpose of enabling the pension office I ! A Forum reporter waa detailed to in* i terview Hon. John Jones. He pro­ reasons why wo should not allow forexclaimed, “ could j cce<f‘d ** °“c* to hia residence, and' buri. jyOWEBS A BAXL0W, 'Doyon think the money could be iS"** wwv. .Iteakral. riage with an English resident, uud waa proper. iblioan candi­ the city. The potato crop grown upon date thia land averaged sixteen and one-half beautiful of frata re. tons to the acre. This result led the experimenter to contract with the mu­ Government can loan ita credit for its appealing for a change, break one day from tbe : the breast during the infla­ nicipal aulhontiea of Breslau, a city of to facilitate other important national fare and announced that hr Was going . greatly enlarge the chest about 250,000 inhabitants, to remove ita sure of all those things did Mr. Simp­ to have txiiled monkey aa'tlitt choice strengthen the lung power and effectuyear* experience He Festers a|l three different interests. _r l:._____ i _____ A_... kins foci that bo almost dreaded the prejudice against Government subsi­ moment when the lady ahould descend. dies, but it will not last always. When about 3,000 acres of land. nnrr. important commercial and political in­ young “monk” tumblin ate tireground, icresi. *enl ' ,.oor® or two more chattering mince pie, sausage, and other highlyterests oi of a stncuy strictly uaiionai national cnaraeter character <I ttu lea,,, mil .litoppto, “S **“, u>' araroned food. Beware of eating too respiratory process by the use of fatly -------------------hubby dear; “ in est illuriona He had not long to wait, TO u the ago of 16, with nc capital except hia their ordinary domestic intercourse he for st Thirty-fourth street the oonducfreely of soups; better to cat food dry food, of coffee, quinine, alcohol and tor's bed* reng, and the lady got out. ttM . ,toJ be opcntoL .! ‘ h , ” d“T“ ““‘“J” k?’ >“« *>“ enough to employ the natural .oliva water, and by the inspiration of air re­ musical talents, became voluntary apwaa plain “Mr. B-," or "Simpkins.* She crossed the street, and, with Mr. ly tt.n- » »» imiraUT, 1 S“»',*1"'1“ ’‘uoh “Hubby, darling," said Mre. Simpof the mouth in moistening it. if in­ spectively rich in carbonic acid, poor Simpkins following in a transport of »»<, .1 tt» I. W. ttJl U.Y. 1 •“ ’“"r “1U*J b’ •» to clined to overeat, partake freely of rice, tn oxygen and rich in oxygen, has led ' thia spring. I am quite aahamod to g^ I *dmtr»tjon, entered an office on thr ll.otoblttoulbto. ol mtatol TOto, l«lbo toonbeytoto IU. I”* *-' to! cracked wheel and other article that him to the following conclusions: into <!»*-*.■ . ~2“’r ________ _ tt, tottl.oeub-a.JUo, ttTO io jj.2 .1 ""y tottl .1 Wto dto-M«l by are easily digested. Eat frrely of ripe With an increased proportion of hyMr. Simpkins groaned. ' Now- ■" Mr Ht»pkins hick would .».! tt. Ito.li..- lor lio.pono.xtt be -lh“ h" ‘‘“■'"v TL*, •"»,•“* fruit, and avoid cxceosive uso of meats. It is Ralph Waldo Emerson who says “I saw one at a Broadwav store yes- ,ia*c **• ,h“ °®CP WM real-ertato I.------ . ».r ... was made after an hour's steady Lolling. Eat at regular boors, and lightly near of the practice of pairing off in Con­ terday," continued Mrs. 8 ; "a lieautiful of Mr' J‘»l»nBigfor. and Mr. John The cook picked the animal out with a the hour of going to lied. Eat slowly; trimouta, such aa sugar, which contain gress that it ia unjusufialde because a tt.nj. to wd to <-h»r jXd ,“riui« long, two-pronged fork, and after u-urv thoroughly masticate the food. Do not little hydrogen in comparison with their I than one attempt sliced off a pieca fron. wash it aown with continual drink "*’• , , .ki«»—_il i— j “’ay from American railroads and given i oxygen, involve more exertion of the weighed fairly and paired with a vote “Th*', always the tune." blurted ~nte«on. and wm'ked round । fcngltth. Frrliclj> an,| Geremn v^- the upper fiart of the l«*g. Chopping it while eating. Tell your funniest storira for the wrong. Thu habit, which was forth Mr. Simpkins. “ Here's roerup ^.m^l . so to speak. The tedy p~ted i ^1,,.^’’ ----- ..-------- ----------------------------------------- while at the table and for an hour after­ respiratory organs than sucIum are rich known to English Parliamentnry whips in hydrogen, like tbe fate; the more . ' ., . ----- r " What do you throk of Capt. Eads' 1‘^ng it between his toetli, uvu m nmi urf«(uucuk m me uur---------to—~* carbon predominates in the food, in in the last oentsry, was not introduced ornment; silver worth onlv 98 cent-on l>”*rc<l from view Mr. himpkin. atood plan i— •for — a --------labor directly after hearty eating. marine ..... railway acr<>*n ..the। he chewed and chewed and chewed in proportion to hydrogen, the more car­ the dollar, and — but what's the use of *°r a moment irresolute in the doorway. irtiimns?" “I read bus letter in Un­ vain, and th«n brongh't it forth from his bonic acid is evolved, and the more oxy­ an earnest protest from John Quincy XXKBC1SK. talking economy to women ? ’ ‘inJ l*>en. with a determination, daah<-d mouth, and. holding it for a moment in Exercise, not too violent, but suffi­ gen is taken up. while the richer the Adams, then a mexnl>er of the H>raac. hia hand, cast it on the ground with the cient to produce a gentle perspiration. । diet in hydrogen the less oxygen is re­ and, upon its introduction in the Senate, Mrs. Simpkins arose, and, passing j n. . over to her husband, eat down in his 1 The offices of Mr. Bigler were sitn- connection with legislation at Washing­ single remark: “ Gum boots." The should l>c iuul cacti day in the open quired. An atmosphere containing 5 Beaton met it with sharp condemna­ lap and put her arms around his neck. »‘«1 pn tho sec-ind floor. Tiicy con- ton, but 1 believe he is a groat engineer monkey returned to the boiler at once, or 6 per cent, of cartionic acid could be tion. Ordinarily from five to twenty She was no longer voung. Hit cheek "“tod of tw<’ roon“ “ ua,cr one about Hiaproject for a railway which could be wlicro be remained for another sixty breathed for some minutes without op- membeia are paired in Congress, but on connmon or xixn. had lost something'of its girlishness, u'n fret square called by Mr. Bigler hi- built with American capital as a com­ ,minutes, and,------the second tasting I a roll-call Saturday nearly sixty mem ,------------------»brought ------ e— The condition of the mind has much ] stitioteqoom,” and a larger and t ■ ... ,il “ ° “ i 10 ' ,o with hedth ' Ilr *»optfol “ ud mercial enterprise abould be carefully rerellod to Mr. Simpkins tbe days of |: mon.’ >«x«rious one within reserved for considered. The |K>~ubilily of such a ,«lrr aud juicy for a monkey aud, by .to,— ... ”7* ’ 7 joyous. To be so avoid boiunewi iswesa enen- minute; st at 7.2 all tui tbe toe carbonic carnonic acid acul • It U is thought that before long the long ago, when he was proud to hold | ‘f”* PpH*?* ot, co«^WtmUal interviews, plan's Mtccwdiug ia an sddilionrl reaaou dint of active mastication and “ ' ' tanglcmento that may exute­ jK-rplrxity produced in the body ia retained in the cotton-mills of Sow England wHl her thus, and when he would chrerfullv I A" «r Simpkins expected, the lady . .. r-------- — - delicate and anxiety. Keep out of debt. ebt. Live Live blood. I| built torv. instead built ,,1^ with one one Mstory, instead of of with with 1live ! have paid for a hundred bonnets a y«i ' PnTU'' ' ^e door S-v,r.l .tttmpu .«< y„a, A1TOJ elm,. - | ' or six. as at nrraenL Thr a/lvanto^r. II if she had aakixl for them. | bU-« slightly ajar, and, aa she oat with ml ,n companv. Do ! .tn Operator'* Blunder. "lou evidently think it the manifivt . Huh- more proUtow.1 rapmto,™ “My dear,’ he aaid. relenting a little, hrr toward it, be could ace her destiny of this republic Ui acquire all monkey cuisine devefooed developed the f^-i fact th.L that, M |icarly „ Joa know 'Thll, the territory down to Um* isthmus." with the meal chopped fine and stewed ,uu vx.urcu m maiMsc i .ujucry. xuo re England “Yea,” she m-mI, simple, "it will buv Biglnr. At that moment Mr. Simpkin.* ’ “1 certainly de. Nothing u plainer with a flour thickening, a |ialatablo Bra- conscience will always lie at care If I ,u „„ „,.WJ ixxwaionally disappointed, remember i Crora Roada The talented minister of | gingham factory tel bonnet* buuuvi.” ' enught Bigler's eye, and beckoned Iranxilnui-Jnsh slew could be manufactured tiial there is no roec without a thorn, that church was awarded the degree of » onc-atory build that Mr. Simpkins sighed, and hia pocket-(to bun to come out. Bigler, , will lead to the aliaoqitiou out the ingredients at .T~7i hand. Flushed “S'* Gist the darkest clouds have a I Doctor of Divinity by one of onr ool- about an acre, w WilliofUi>. fimt —i---------->—•- •forth —•from ----------------u 1. bunking from Simpkins' excited man- I and the Central Amend mJilrifed™ b^? ; “,tCT hnin«: lhal «“hine follow, leges a few day. .inre. and ra soon ra corner towrra, at book came slowly his jiocket mrntaJ culinary hue. parrots were next »i,,ren . AiBrnoui energy will seek a came quickly into tbe outer rwm. A lie did so he swung the door wid woman having so many bonnets; Uiere'n tions, which cannot sustain or forty gov ­ reveabng to ---Mr. Simpkins' — vt found to be edible, although somewhat a whole barrel-full nn in the.attic now " ' open, — « — Mr. Sttrpktt. ^2 tott r-.u„ -•— J----------K— U, l.-dj--------■—— .( b„ ernment themselves, will come under the control of tbe superior race. Noth- strong in flavor. With monkey. parrot, impatience, and, jamming oa hi. hat, l,urTO*1* hcr head resting upon her Ur. e fish. wLeh are caught bv .p^r ’ “7_ “2 stalked down town to his buaincM. He delicately-gloved hand, her From a pnrate letter reeved from omnfo?,,^ atopjied on tbe way and bought a 812 i gracefully from her Muxicu. You might an • di try to man- mg ..r ri,.,.ung bari-ed arrow.’• HL box of agars, and lunched at noon at a “houldera, and that pretty foot peeping cord attached, the settlers are enabled Gen. Grant it ish-Ixwn evident that his change । • i wo.51 » n ^TL » 1 ‘>o^rU r«- »’ « ization, either as respects the improve­ to exist in compare romfort, workof movement, brought abcS h^mori fashionable restaurant, at an expense of *“*t«Iy from beneath the fold, of her ment of the condition of *ithcr the hu82.50; but then these thing, were nc- *,rr*h' Her liead was turned away, and tug and rating being about thr only by the seeounte he ha. retired of the amu-wnent. they have " • offictou. intentions of rome of the indi. ^*211“ e*>ureh. al ootaitics, and Mr. Simpkin, did not have hcI.P-Te* evidently fo nt upon the floor, “How could we assimilate such n a barrel full of old cigars in the attic. T1"® "’I?111 entirely too mnoh for I maw of turbulent, alien |>eople with our Whether il was too remembrance of i Mr- Bimpkins, and he seized Mr. Big system of government ?* “That bongs his wife’s Ettlo act of girliahnoa thsi 1<?r’“ “nu w,lh Bnfh "nertO' that the lat up the common objection tj> tern thia country i morning, or whether hi. heart was tcL^.rl*v ho*lcd. ttf-na U. ■“ ing of fish by tonal oxponston. 1 reply that I sc® prepared for publication a statement r«<». b. u. I— tinged with a alight feeling of remonu* . **?*,,!**? devil’s the matter?"'ex nothing in our constitution which makes .M •bowing that, up to June 3u, 13,81*) for hia ungracioumcws, Mr. Simpkins Bigler. tendering him a rvccpUon, and against ' claims for arrearn <>* took his way homo up Broadway that "Who ia she? cried Simpkins, point­ 8tales immediately out of all the new fish-breeders have gone too far. Than, •anting f7.230.572.44, been settled night with ' warmer feelings toward *n8 hisrani tbe private room. “Intro- > at present salmon in the Scottish riven territory we may acquire. There is no and mid. or were r< I wnm.ukimt than bo had known for a duce jne. In Heaviffi'a name, who reason why we should not control by a distributed among the mimi rather to exile himself until after ahe ' Ik DRU68,MEDICHIE811iCHEMICAL8, Ihat we should give notice of the views we entertain upon the subject. A pas­ Simpkin? that the lady would never gel sage between the Atlantic and Paciflc d. as he went, Mr. Sunphimsclf with a thousand ■SIBPKIXN' MISTAKE. Fan Wacom a SrsciaLTr. accident on that read, has been com pro Mm. Reek Before duc. The dale of filing such applica­ tion is not therefore taken into account in fixing the order of settlement. He ”>”0 ““ >7 I toOofiit, tott Five Bay. Without Water. Si”’* i along the wc«t coast of South America, | the i.thmns, and Mcxico,.will consume ! the period between the present and the 1 He, however, is much gratified at the tone of the leading Republican and In­ dependent journalists of the countrv in condemning as they do the machina­ tions of those people, as he thinks a movement inspired and operepolitical - —----— ,------------*tpd *7 •nol‘ »nfluene«w could ouly bn the nartv into discredit draerndu and sod throw I. ^ nnrar « ,! "* party j,l 0,1 defensive; that il was impor­ ' Unt tor 1110 paxg® ‘teelf of such ^SX^T-tt.^ rhen the first x Ou hia way back from the west Paul Borton stopped for a short time to en­ joy the beauties of Niagara falls. “I never aaw anything so grand in ita way,“ arid be; “bnt I waa watching it with an eye to Mta practicability, anil I am of tbe opinion that it ia not impoo- him lost hia life waa an exhibition of infam­ ous cowardice. The troopers testify that they and Lieut. Carey gallo[xxl two or three miles, after discovering the Zulus, without halting to see if tbe Prince waa following them. Previous that a moment's assistance in mounting would have enabled young Bonaparte haps at some future time I may attempt to escape. It appears, furthermore, that the feat. There is one bagbear I intend to overcome, and that is the much- chief were disobeyed in sen feared whirlpool rapids. I have been without sufficient escort; and General has not forgotten the kind offices of his real friends, and the step to go through them, and in that time I feature. Lto — to—_ , .1.—— —— 1______ will prove that the currents at the foot The following ia a comparative siato- position in the expedition will nonen reading in large towns and a tI ies throughout the country, at the ex1----------- »—smaller towna districts. Ilia various causes on steamboats during tl yean ending Jana 80, 1«79 and 1878: Simpkins wra ■Poor old hubby with nothing but thirst boats was «J7; in 1878, 804; to 1877, Mnking Cariso spring. After sixty kbar. during wkirh IROH, MAILS lr SBELF HARDWARE trecUBy ate. ia Hmm* luraUSiwaa. Huwmm ate Hara—• HaHwarv. an bararaa vamotte ate ma4« rsrlunyAr -X —k laaaoal Iralter. ail rate, la mr line aa rbrap aa al aa, tea— la kublcaa. fmWfcl indtete -PEOPLE'S DREG STOKE, Hn.tlusa, MJeto I W. H. GkOODTEAM. DKI GGWT Jk BMIUELLEB H>,Galana rl|HK>niMMl Fam II, *—Ip— rarafell, —mpontevl with I)r»r »“1 Ctem-tea of tmr—J qaalli, mal, FrW— alaa,a Ike teal ■yV«- *• GOODTEAE, Dealer la DEI GOODS, SILKS ait DBE88 GOODS­ Ura l, Ma*- Ckrthtaje, Hat. ate Capa, Boota .te Hteea. Ola-etae. Saittb. Sr. tenth aU* of Male M, comer ot JeSe—ca. JUMPS RUSSELL, ttealer l» Faaej ate BUfte ZDZR.'S' GOODS, Itre— Goode ,od Tntamlaja. II1U ate Ca<a. La.U— .te M‘—ra-Ph.-—I, Gallen. Ar I'reae ate Cloak Mak-ng a epeeiat,. Itebll |llr.d. Mai, Hl |^0BT. J. GRAKT Sells PLASTER, Salt, Lime, Water Lime, Ac. yy» f* hicks, Deale y la Groceries and General Produce, J^EXTLET BROS. A W1LKI.MS, NAKH. IMMHW and BLI.VIM, Ate httpotot. of Ite Hastings Forsour A Machixk Shop M. BLACK. Thz British authorities in South the settled □ea «i<* nartv ■ =--------—•---------------- nur® oonn' M. Winchester | Cor. Chicago Time Johnson, both ! i uaxia yon ; ana ui and left. He returned ar Ceatlf l{«nU for Um Wlui Flow. U UDBT A. UO0DTEAH, | XTEWTOJi HOI SE, I ngninai gravel anu roexa. j Buckland, die naturalist and scur in salmon, thinks that the pluguc ia the result of overstocking, just as in old times overcrowding caused typhus in jails and work-shops. Here is a hint for onr pucinlturista. n.--. every wncra greatest consideration, and more no of the falls are not so complex aa peo­ THE MARKETS. ple certainly believe.” A fter his arrival sxw roaa. tn Now York. Boyton visited Msr.h.t. •avexa.. ............... tan beach, where he vu introduced to Mom....................................... highly token up for settlement in order of fll. Prof. King, the srronauL After the nation inK applicationa, pensioners living in .................... * those who have betrayed him for tb«r two had conversed a while, arraugc- raoes-sapaerao a ■, ,, . i own selfish purpceee. — Wathiugton s.MmlUte O.l. M 1 » 4 Cor. SL Louin Gio be-Democrat. S1 a a aaa—a ............... h be carried out Onr Government should or^er of settlement would be an unjus the business goes any further." HARDWARE, Iron, Nadia, Stow®a andTixxwax®. „ C-Uh a<ki. II »»* *>M ». । f. X -1 ’ 1 '. M — aa at a. ^a . to. . a American and Foreign Hartle, Monuments, Toxbstones, Mantles, Jfnwllnc-. Slich. NO PATENT NO PAY. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-08-02.pdf.pdf f9ccd54b7f9c6771c441e18543150f8a PDF Text Text VOLUMEVL NUMBER 45. NAS' lf tbe Sahara b FtoMed, What! The only important objection which has tons far been urged against toe un­ dertaking has arisen in the apprehen­ sions expressed by a few srientiata that the evaporation produced by so larg and ao shallo-r a body of water, exposed to the tropical nun, would lx- sufficient to deluge Northern Europe with inceadtoesss rmaaHist toolere, sod sa equal amoter ate prosuta-4 by IL TW dherer Is also rsa'nit >*■ W*lker, s litU* town ssvon mMss from Osnter Putat, several deaths harm* oe- Is it not probable that all Mich appre­ A. M FLINT, A TTnUXITIf .1 U, „1 eslfcdu,. In O-nrerj WALTEH S. POWBKH A TTOMXKY »i Law. Jreis# oftta Free-. «d So<»»y FuUlc. Trsnrecls a Law and laovcrniaael Clalma a arei-Ully. oiSrw orer Mares's Burr, Mata 01ml. NrehiUfe. Mlek CHAR 11. BRADY, A TfORXI.Y al 1— an 1 in fLaMery Ural Estate and In.ur.u-. Act..I. Cz.ll.mot aa-lt>n>vy*aaBg.ssl.«:mi.. Umaiy umI PeoateaVidm. t#rai|«b ait.adol la. sad all atbw irssraEsu-' Dr. £ D. SESSIONS, PERSONALS. TldMEOFATHICn>y.lr-.a_ Lwteri si JUsyr11 la < relar. Day su.l nljhl nUa pnanpUy x LEMS DURKEE Geomoe Baxcbovt is again ill at Newport. Gkokok Eliot expect* to come u> /.mcrica nett year. SkxatuR G a ALAND, of Arkansas, has . I AW VLB. Notary Faldu:, KraJ latsteaad User A J ascs A<.at. Collsrrloa. fsotu^ly reads, aad EMORY PARADY. Alexander baa trkcrapted to Ike Porto th*: the Turkish troops h»rr riulated BuUc^ruui ter­ ritory u<*r Dsbcitxa, atu) Raabi-IJasuoAs are ptllaClOK and area retire Ung. The Prince dt- TUrnCCOFTirfTTEACJE. e«a.srsosU< ear» O fully and pi .asj.lly alim.1^1 la irffi.. re^ aid- Main Mnrt. Xsst^lDa Mko. *25,000 reatdeucc aS Poona. Gem. Loxurnuurr is said to be mak­ ing Tjouey in tbe hotel btuinem. K J FE1GHNER, Gcx. IlniutiD Taylor toft oil lus property to has three daughter*. Both M’tiodrand Ban key willing at the sins of St. Louis next winter. Mu. T. B. Akthi k, the author, is visiting bis sou, a physician, in Scran ton. Pa There were 7.629 marriages in New York oily during the year ending with Juno 30. Tlir. buaiucM of tl^> lair Boron Lionel de Itothachiltl will be earned on by tbe XJOTABY FVBUC aad Iteal Estate *m>t I" Carsft.1 aUsoixxi flrea to tkedrswtat oTaHirt resss. drsda. twilrnete. sir. Fi-rs-iu dr.1 ring to Ssy "r reil real relate sill Sad res always m head to attend 1, Umr ..Ma _____ UNION HOUSE The poet Longfellijw ia small, thin and straight. His jx>ems are great, brood and gracefully curved. Hdaius ThcrmaN travels iv a linen duster that completely envelopes him. there being on his bead a Large silk ORNO STRONG. OLCOTT HOUSE, NatoyiUa, Michigan. UWign ctevatora oootaln 2.535.K3 tmab.-b uf wbsxl. UubeU at te.ru, l.M.tiV Vuabrla at Oats, 6O,W7l) tawtete at .ye, and bushels of bartoy. maAiug a icrand total of .\775.<te bushels, apunat 1,5^UU btsatela al this psruxl last year. , C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. b« blRb, Um> qasllly of lb" very t»«J, so<l tbo wsstter soeb sa Io give tbs fsnrers everj oppwlunlty for securiag tbe great crop —The coiner# of silver dolUrv for ths mouth at Joly fobs te.wo tSOO.an sod ITUU.OOU ^yiLLlAM JONEB, hensions arise out of a misunderstand­ ing as to the topography of the Sahara and North Afnca? The entire region to be flooded ia practically abut in by mountain-chains on all sides. The Atlas mountains on the north, lifting toc:r snow-dad peaks in some instances 12.000 feet, afford u sufficient bnlwark for the protection of Europe from in­ creased humidity. The only possible northern cutlet for air currents from El Juf would lx> across Tunis ia a northeasterly direction over the widest part of the Mediterranean. Currents moving in that direction, if they reached Europe at all, would touch the shores of Greece after they had lost most of l their humidity. M. de Leascpa, after a careful examination of the onestion, _.. _____ ____ _ is convinced that it would result in the "** i Reneral improvement of tbe climate of tMrh. • Europe rather than to its detriment, roniuf-r, aMh-o-i j The advantage of tbe increased evap| oration to North Africa cannot be overuJ >aa ot harnu J estimated. The snow-clad cliffs of A ban, lying to the east of the proposed to inak* ’“'d toe Kong mountains to the >s to hu re»»v. m south, would bring down upon th:' ' lurched desert grateful rains, which, a. Utri* * n»m.w with the assistance of cultivation, would in t,m'’ n" d<”>l* redocm thousands of Mu*. Seabm Riled the Texas Central railroad for $2,500 damages for killing her son. The jury returned a verdict houacbuld work. And all day long ar in her favor and warded hoc *6,000, 1 they toil tlu-y drop gentle words from Veterans of the war of IH12 are their lips and scatter little seeds of dying off rapidly. Roll-call at Paris kindness about them; and to-morrow (Ky.) reunion in June of last year flowers from tbe garden of God spring showed 52 areecu t; the same roll pii* up in the dusty street* of earth and along the hard paths of toil on which, Laving died. their feet trend. Moro than once in the A Lady eorreapondeat at Washing­ Scripture the Eves ot God'a people in ton, writing of Senator Hill, at Georgia, lbw world are compared in their influ­ says: *Ho Laa brrti * kMbodiat rlaaa ence to tbe dew. There may be other leader or preacher, and a certain aroma point* of analogy, but specially note­ of sanotimonionsneaa seems to emanate worthy ia the quiet manner in which from his aandv face, or to hover over it dew performs its ministry. It falls like an aura. His hair is sandy, touched silently and imperceptibly. It makes with gray, with a alight fringe of toe no noise. No one hears it dropping. same below his chin. His mouth is ' It cbooses the darknor* of the night, clean-cut and resolute, bis eyes light when men uro sleeping, and when no blue, with a certain meditative, intro­ man can witness its licautiful work. It verted light in them which ahows that covers the leaves wilh clusters of pearl*, he docs co isidenblc thinking after a j It steals into the bosom of the flowers and leaves a new cupful of sweetness fashion of his own." there. It pours itself down among the root* of the grawes and tender herbs and planta. And in the morning there is fresh lieauty everywhere. The fields look greener, the garden* an- moro fra­ grant, all life glows and sparkles with a facw splendor. And ia there nn lesson here aa to the manner in which we should seek to do good in thia world? Should wc not strive to have i»ur influ­ ence fdt ralbet than to be seen or Eten's Etertric Uglrt. The New York corrcwpondent of toe Philadelphia Pr<s* write*: The declar­ ation of Edison tliat he could light all our cities now with electricity if be could find a big mine of platinum is be­ lieved to be only a method of covering his retreat It u probably true that bis burners would cost *10 to *15 apiece if ma<l<* ot platinum, but gentlemen in this city who are perfectly familiar with all that ia going on at Menlo Park do not Ixdieve that the cost of thia metal is the trouble which Edison now en­ counters. In stiile of all that Edison allows to 1>V made known, and in spite of the fact that he claims to have his in­ vention covered by poL'iite, be does not dare yet to give a public exhibition of his light. U-cauM- his regulator cannot be depended upon, and heia afraid tliai his lam Ja will melt in tbe presence of the public, and the exhibition would ilcmoustrate his failure and not his suc­ cess. E>liaou haa never yet given an exhibition of his Mght, The Fuller people, who liave a platinum burner illuminated liy an induction coil, have never permitted anybody to soe their light in qpendion either, and practically they have ceased to cxjieriment with tor'light The trouble is too old one, the lamp melt* While the rdatintim lamps would be costly, it is cvidenMhat find oust would be no drawback,because, if aa much money could be saved by electric light as Edison claims, it would l>e ehroper in too long run to use it even if toe lamps roat f 15 apiece. The electricians here say that gas chaadebem cost more than candlesticks, yet that lias not prevented gas from coming into quantitics of buffalo meat, wild taruipheads and hot cauldrons of otoer eat­ ables that are uamdena. About 5.000 Indians wero present All bad on their holiday attire. The drenses of some of the chiefs and those acting as directors or prieota were gorgeous. '• When all was prepared, amid tbe waving of bsnners, music, and tbe loud shouting of the assembled throng, over fifty braves cute rod, each painted and naked to tbe waist. Each carried in his band an ornamented whistle, made from tbe bone of an eagle's wing, which was blown shrilly during the dancing. Each also carried a Ironqnet composed mostly of tbe wild sage. Tbe first after­ noon's performance would bar- been called wonderful for display of heroism and power to endure and suffer. Many had from fifty to 200 pieces cut out of tbe flenh of their arms and back. Tbe dance was kept up all night with un­ abated fervor, every performance hav­ ing something new'and startling. Bat in tbe morning torture reigned mpreme, men dancing with two, three and four buffalo heads sunpended from holes ent in their flesh. One Indian dragged on the ground eight buffalo head* fastened to the flesh of his back, and in the stooping posture he wai forced to as­ sume they had torn the cut* in bis liack to tbe extent of three inches. Others were held by four differens cords, two in the breast and two in the back, fast­ ened to four stakes, and still others were fastened to the center-pole with ropce which were fastened to the breast and back. Borno, in addition to being fastened by the fleah of their breast*, had buffalo head* suspended from the back, and they would be wised by tbe hanging heads and jerked until one would think I heir life would bo forfeit­ ed. Others made frantic efforts to break loose, and I often noticed the integu­ ment to be stretched three or four inches from tbe body. Some fell faint and exhausted, and with wsid shout*, the din of music, and wierd songs,made of it a perfect pandemonium. The the buffalo heads white praying for suc­ cess in hunting, and the priest wept and aaktxl the GrwM Spirit to give them aucceas in the chase, and let them bsvc food for their wives and children. Also to give them plenty ot horses, to firoaper them, and help them to subdue “David. Wake Up!” Sixty years ago. Durham, Conn., was known as an old-fashioned, sleepy town of 1,001) inhabit*® ’. About the only amusement of its chief men and women — bric-a-brac and pointing on panels and porcelain were then unknown—was to grow genealogical trees, whose roots ran down to Godric the Saxon. Borne of these precious trees rooted themielves—at tetAt. such w~* toe affirma­ tion of ancratml pride -not far from the building of Babel. 1 he sleepy old town had, however, a right to amuse itself in geneatogv, for it produced a, number of remarkable men- the Chaun­ ceys, the Wad*worths, the Lymans, the Anrtins, and toe Goodriches—celebrat­ ed in the literary, clerical, legal and official an rials of a dozen States of toe Union. First Leek ia a Sirror. The eflect which tbs sudden seeing of themaelvee aa others see them bad upon revcral Biameae women, is narrated by a lady: A few weeks ago a company of Bismeee women come to see me and to look at my house. They consider it a great event if I invite them through my sleepy, and so were the people—when rooms, and let them look at my bed, my in church. Gne hot Sunday morning tables, my chairs, my pictures and nick- in midsummer, s* the minister. Iter. uaeka. and eapecudly if they can get a David Smith, paused at his "Seventhly, look at themaelvee in the mirror on my my brethren," he looked around. Everybody seemed indifferently to “aeventhlv. for. with one execution. This year’s yfllalc wfa'Bw arc full of hoe-up. TnEbe-1 fellows for a square toe-andbeal walk are the chiropodist*. A mice little boy calls himself Com­ pass because be is boxed so often. “We don't have ice-cream enough," ia the great complaint of some-her. When you Lave feed the waiter at the summer resort, then be will feed you. soda-water seller by locking at bi* phiz. Wbex a batter fit* a cap to your era ninm bo ertp-aiaes your bead, doean* That was a fine mei-a-Yorick display when Hamlet discovered the skull of the dead jester. Sthaddlixu a blind—Thia phraau probably refers to equestrian exercise on a sightless uof»c. The animal that pulls tbe canal boot is said to resemble the Hall murderer, inasmuch as be is a runic at tow. Thue is one Southern yell that it is to be hoped we shall not hear this sea­ son, and that is the yell o' fever. The fisherman is a tryanglrr sort of fellow.—Syracuse Times. He is oftenlimos a sort of a wrecked angler fellow. James, you ongut io oe up wiser me ibis on such a beautiful morning." Matterof-fact boy—"AH'right. But how'm I going to get up there?" A Fmcnch widow is t ewailing the recent loan of her husband. " I have at least one consolstiou." ahe sobs out, drying bur tears; "I know where ho spends his nights now." A rcDooLMirraxM, while taking down toe name# and ages of her pupils and the namer of their parents at the begiuninR of the term, naked one ’ittle fellow, “What’s your lather's name?" " Oh, you needn't take down his name; he's too old to go to school to a woman," was the reply. Ax exchange give* directions for “a good way to build a chimney," but everybody know tliat the best way to build it i* on a house. A chimney built in the tower part of the garden, 100 feel from the bouse, would prove a ridieukraa failure.—Norritlcncn Her- Chakles the StHTLE once remarked to his fool, Jean, that ho thought they had better change place*. As Jean did not look well pleased at the proposal. Charles asked him if he were not con­ tent at the idea of being King. " Oh, content enough," was the reply; " but I should be exceedingly a’ burned at having such a fcol." . “Jake8," said toe veteran psriiamentarian. as they sat quietly fishing, "it wouldn't do to move the previous question up here." "Why not bars aa ” Because," explained the veteran, aa he proceeded U> render his hook tempting to the fish, "because if the motion should prevail, it would cut off all de bait" Paor. HoLdd ways that a great many writers use a vocabulary of 30,01)0 Tbe whole spirit of the gosrxl teach™ thia -Wbw thou does* thy alma, let not thy 1<ft hard know what thy right hand doalk. tlial thy sima may be in The old signs seldom fail —a red and angry sunrise, or flushed ctould st evening. Many a hope of rain have I bosh dasbad by a pointed sky M svnmA There is truthia theold couplet, tMi her Life through • iil—fvi 1 a cool head. Jeanne is h known, if ah« Kvva to grow and, to the swinsss, replied, "His si*■ and bis aunta.’- �UWTH. YOU Hl THE / ' LIGHTNING SEWER THE NEW WILSON man population to be merrj over.- A strong empire itaa grown up instead of u number of wuak kingdoms and duch­ ies, bat ever rince tberkwa of the war with France the strength of tbe ndera in the country against one another, and thus while weakening them to extend hi* own authority. Till lately ho ral­ lied all sections of Protastanta round him against UltramaraUsm, In which he saw tbe greatest danger to German unity. Now he fa almost at peace with Catholic*, and fa employing them and all the Conacrrativea in aetting up a Protectionist policy in ita extremest form; and the change of president*aqd vice preoidenia in the Imperial Pariia roent which bo effected a few weeka ago gives notable evidence of his orer- Boston Store Greatly Tba reason giv­ rrsTtoxa. j Mm*. * tas THIS THE “BOSS” OF AT.T. SEWING MACHINES. Il manafaetared by tbe old and reliable WiLaox Sawrxo Machimk Co., Chicago, HL. and for aale in Barry Co., at G. A. TRUMAN’S STORE, DRY GOODS. BOOTS & SHOES, NOTIONS. FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE BUTTER & EGGS BOSTON STORE. D. C. GRFFITH illSWORTB 4 BROOKS, SUMMER TRADE 7 he Long Urick DRY GOODS, CARPETS, BOOTS AND SHOT'S, HATS AND CAPS NOTIONS, CROCKER lint) Suet tj Doliu mil titi. The Nashrille Carding ’ Mills is fewor, from school of mint*, Columbia College. New Turk. are here taking op tbe practical part of mining. They •pent three wecka^n^beUtlantic,mak­ ing a Mirrey ot tbe entire mine, and arc now at work in the Calumet and Hecla. H. J. Msntx. | love tb.. beautiful are never tmd. Thia wifi be consolation to the men who run* away with his neighbor's wife. Two naked cheraba, over the portal of a new court bouse a: Rock font. Hl, ao offi-odvd the m.w*l rcnsr of the city that they wrce chi«dM off. A busy awra at Ouluaatam. Okta, ka^» a phonograph rawly f«r use in hi. -------------------------------- ----------------------- ------------ office, and. when anybody l-ginn to । within the post three wmka, and ia < tail him a long story, be says, “just i every rase rhe acnuulnd*--------------------- : i*li ii lots. Mu. PU t bung by a tuub. OWtP HAP1DS I IV18IOJ sa" "" M ida. ' Tbe river ia ooncontinuoua arething. boiling mass of water, with jagged en.fm- these new deliberations is that rocks protruding at all points. The both the Russian army ami the French ride was one the moat exciting of a have grown in numbers ami perfection Prince Bismarck haa seldom lw«n ii. life-time. It seemed that we hardly a position of greater perplexity than breathed before we were down in ioed upon. and that both are likely to tliat In which he ia now placed. If he smooth water. About half way down, WHICH CONSISTS OF become evea more formidable' in the cboosea to-aubruit to certain conditions tbe eanoe in which I rode arrack a bid­ future. In addition, it ia expected that his protection1st policy may be regard­ den rock but glanced off from It like a ed aa safe, 'it ia true tliat since the the growth ot the Revenue by taxation ftaeh and on we went. Perhaps on re­ will place larger means at the Govcrnadoption of Herr Von Franckcnstcta'a flection it might seem fool-hardy to risk nser.ts command when the estimates ‘ federal guaranteea" by tlie Tariff one's life In a dancing canoe in those eome to be revised, the period of seven Commission, those liberate who had roeky rapids for no other object than year* for which tbe army estimates supported bls financial schemra hare it* novelty, but the excitement of the were voted expiring next year. Not­ withdrawn their allegiance, but their withstanding tbe septennial estimates, moment ia aa exhilarating aa the stimu­ aid ia unnecessary. Th® Conservative* lus of ehampaigne. Savoy, Texas, July 33th, 187V. some additions have been made to.tbe and tbe Centre Party form a majority - pictured Rocks and Grand Island, two . army since thUperiod; and It is now in the Reichstag, and any meaanre of Ed. News: point, of especial interest, waa ao un­ A* I have not seen anything in the stated to be the intention of the Gov­ which they and i*rinec Biamarck ap­ fortunate aa. to pass in the night. ernment, when it haa once morn to ap­ prove must inevitably become a law. News from thia State for a long time, West from Marquette the scenery of the ply to Parliament for funds for the In order to accnre-tbe help of the Cen­ I thought I would write you a few line* route is beautiful. The shore* of tbe military establishment, to ask that the tre Party, however, be m tut be prepar­ in regard to crop* and weather here lake are bold and rocky, and there preaent estimate*, includingtbeexpen­ ed to grant some important demands; thia season. It ia very hot and dry at beautiful islands. diture for the additions refcred to shall are numerous, and it remains to lie seen whether they present. Till* is the third drought Light house* are frequent. At Huron be voted aa a fixed grant, once for all. hare not pitched tlieir expectations Lhj since laat January- The first lasted Ray ia the headquarter, of parties who without the neceaoity of renewal; aud high. One of their terms seems to be eight weeks, the second a*x week a, and are ejecting a very important light that, beyond thia, allowance shall lie] that the may laws shall lie modified or the preaent one four weeka and no sign I house on a reef, forty-five miles out in of ruin. There willl not be over half a resile for e prnpnoed increase of the I J the lake. One hundred men are now interpreted in a manner agreeable to corn crop. The wheat crop sm almost field artillery, the engineer force, the ‘ the Papacy. Thia appears to hav^ been | employed. It ia now three year* since railway corps, and ail ot the infantry pressed upon tbeattention of tbeChan­ a total failure in thia । art of tbe State, | work was commenced, and will require | cellor before a single vote was record­ what tlierc waa yielding only five bush­ । three years more to complete it, and ia ed in his favor by tbe Catholics; and els per acre, and millet ia a total fail­ IHrrctly op- it can hardly have auggrst<-<l pli-a-anl ure. The farmers depend entirely on Thk Roman Empire did not begin to I to cost Into the millions. Ipooitfc this place is the village of Han ­ exhibit ay niptona of decay until it eras­ rcrtcjlions to a statesman who had talk­ thia crop for their winter feed. Cotton ed to extend its dominion and bound­ cock, only separated by Portage River, ed so often and ao vehemently about will lie a fair crop if nothing bappeua the necessity of of uol going to Canos­ aries. From present appearances the and connected by bridge and ferry; sa. Unless all the world ia mistaken be to it from now out. It fa four weeks botlkfillagea being situated ckfee along British Empire ia but lost entering up­ speedily convinced himaelf that a farther advanced now. than it.waa thia I _ . - . on a aeries of conqnc*ta before which the river. If Washington ia a city of change of front might lie unavoidable. time laat year, there ban been a good those of imperial Rome will dwindle in "magnificent distance*" these towns In a telegram Iroui Rome published the deal ofaickneaa here thia season, the' other day it was stated that a Conven­ to ntter insignificance. From the com­ can certainly boast ^of magnificent tion between Germany and (he Vatican greater part of them dying in a few climbing up and down hill. If the I ia now being negotiated ; and tlie state­ daya after being taken down. mencement of the present century nn til the present she has acquired, prin« moon, as described in the old song, had ' ment receive* some confirmation from Well, aa I have nothing more thia etpa'ly by conquest, the followingstates aa hard a time climbing the mountain j the fact that Dr. Falk threatens to re­ tioc I will cloac. Txavklkm. tire from the Prussian Cabinet. Even Taken in exchange, the same os money and territories; Tasmania, Australia. aa I have in climbing from Maiu St. up thia eonccasion doe* not satisfy Herr IX*; SL latcia and British Guins, in to tny^iotol.1 am willing to extend that ' Windtliorst and his followers. Thev for which we pay the highest orb my sympathy, and think the writer ' now reunite that 1 ‘ rincc Biamarck shall tlie weot Indies, the same year; Cape market price. accept Herr von Frauki-nstein' of Good Hope, in 180C; Manaitiusor Isle of the poetry of Nellie Gray must have of France, in the Indian Ocean, in 1810; lived somewhere in thia vicinity. So far during my stay the only natisfac ­ Heligoland, nn island lying weal of I made over L­ ^. „__....r. Prof. R. M. Paine, NaahDenmark in tlie German Ocean, in 1814; tion 1 hare had of thia getting up ami I which shall have the power to grant or villc, I-oral Committee. 1 Experienced Educators will lie prru■ South Australia, in 1R»; Victoria, ic down hill waa a dead-head ride of sev­ . withold as much of thia money as they ent to give instruction at (hr day se«। please in the event of ita living ilcAustralia, in lOR; Falkland Islands eral hundred feet on a "skip"—empty ' inandvd for purpose* of Imperial ad- । aions. and evening lectures will lie de­ -and New Zeland. in 1837; Natal. South ore car—from the stamp mill of the । ministration. livered a* may lie arranged. Every Africa, in 1.<3N; Hong Kong, an island Quiucy mine, on the Kink of the river, । It is generally supposed in Germany teacher in the county is <-.irnc*tly re­ that he will accede to thia condition; quested to attend this Institute. in the China -eaa, and commanding the up to the "rock bouse" at the top of the ' "Year by year Teacher's lustitutea and it must be admitted tliat from his the east const of China, in 1843; Labiian. bluff, anemyty skip going up as a load- point of view lie has considerable ure becoming more valuable as their an island in the Malay Archipelago, cd one cornea down, giving you the im­ temptation to do so. The scheme ia, legitimate work ia better umlerMood. near Borneo, with a fine harbor, extsu- pression of a? reversal of the order of j however, attended bv grave ilangrra. Thev have liecome a jm>« erful agency The ex pc uses of the Empire, which arc in educating teacher* who have no bet­ oive mi oca of coal, and good water, in tlie law of gravitation—the higher you | already very great, are not at all likely ter way of obtaining normal instruct­ IMfl ; Qnrmaland Australia; the same mount the faati-r you go. At times the , to dimmish. So long aa jl ia the ten­ ion and in educating public sentiment; dency of tbe age to concentrate nil and tliousauds of teachers rverjt*rar X" ■peed approaches the fancy.timo of ' year. More recently Great Britain has out from these diacusaions and inacquired immense arras in Africa and Vanderbilt', fast engineer. Jem Wood, ! kinds of authority in the hands of tlie State, they must steadily incrcoM-. The Asia, which contain millions of people, aud hi. famous eng'ne No. 110. The fixed revenue secured to (he Imperial reaocctivc duties; with adetermiuation only pleasant reflection ia the possible I to bold on to with the same grip with Government would, therefore, lie inad­ to Ao Itettcr aervic^lin the fututc. apd which alie retains Malta. GUmltW, parting of the rope hauling your car ; equate to ita needs ; and it would be with a higher inspiration for colling." absolutely neccoaary to oak the various Township Nu|>erintrndenta ami School Aden and the East Indian Empire; Un­ should that happen, you would soon be States to disburse some portion of the Directors receiving a copy of this cir­ like the French, tlie British are essen­ quietly sleeping st tbe bottom of the money which it ia proposed to imur in- cular are requested to consider thembluff like John Anderson, my Jo. aclvea personally iuviled to attend tl»c tially a colonizing race. Aa to business, I judge thia town to Prince Bismarck would generally be Institute, and urged to use th ir in­ flu co cr to M-curv the attendance of lx- among the deadest of the dead. The aide to attain the amounts he would demand; but hr would continue to l«c trachrra employed in their respective fabulous wealth of the Calumet and annoyed, aa he ho* hitherto licrn, by tov. nshion or districts. IJghtning struck a sexton a Tnenm-. Should the date of tbe Institute ncoiir Hecla mines on the Hancock aide, and liis policy being freely discussed in ev ­ and knocked hint into a grave that be the casenith which the nek can be ery petty Parliament ip the laud. And during the term of any achoola. the had dwg. even he might some times fail to con­ a.-hoo| boat ds arc requested to have a Two small children of Mr. Bonn, liv­ mined and stamped, the large per­ vince the State* of the wiadoni of im­ vacation during the week ot the insti­ ing at Riverton rentage at pure copper obtained en­ portant proposals. That a conflict tute, that tlie the teachcra may attend. death on Thursday. playing in a ables it*owners to "scoop" nearly every would sooner or later arise between tlie Attendance upon Institute is free, as Hr acton fire. other mine in the country. But. one Stole Government aud the Imperial Government is certain. So poticrful a On the 33th a fire visited Blanchard. mine ia now being worked on the Minister will not ever Im- at the head of Ionia Co., destroyed the po*tofficr, five store*, a nlackaaiith and wagon shop, Houghton aide—the Atlantic—and that affairs ; and a auccrrasor of average in­ and two dwellings ; loaa M.000, insur­ yields but arven-eighths pound pnre fluence would find it totally imnoa-ible to persuade the various Parliaments ance #3,000. ore to 100 pounds of rock. One of the to sanction unpopular expenditure. It Over nt Portland the water in the largest mercantile firm, ever here, ex­ follows naturally that tbe Liberals arc river bring ao low that the street pended #30,000 opening a mine, and full of dismal forebodings, which, it is sprinkler could wot get water, be haa to lie hofird, may be disspppoitiled, but commenced writing a continued story found from tbe "dip"*of the ore from* their prediction that stormy times arc Knottier mine above them (Rut it would in store in a political aenae ia probsbly require six year* to reach metal. They only too true. It apfirani from a pamphlet just pub­ abandoned the mine and in the end The society ownI #3,300 mortgage debt were sponged out by bankruptcy. On lish by Dr. Hugo Werner, professor of and interest. How much title had tbe the bluff above thia village are nearly a agriculture In the Agricultural Ai-*damy at Poppclsdorf, near Bonn, that rooms, debility, abuse of stimulants Lord to that church! doren mine openings that have been farming, even on scientific priori pies, predispose to it. It ia more apt to at­ Edward Gardner, a young nnmarried abandoned. Tbe Huron mine- waa is not always profitable in Germany. tack those working in the sun and cofanner living tlirre-and-a-half nnlea Tlie professor is himaelf a farmer, aud pecialiy between tlie hours of eleven earn of Chelae*, hung himaelf Thuraalay, worked for a long time. A town was be says that during tbe hist seven years in the morning and four o’clock in the and waa found dead. No cause is built sImmiI it, one-third to one-half as the average coat of the cultivation of afternoon. If working in the sun wear known for tbe act. large aa Nashville. The mine i* dow wheat on bia farm exceeded the pro- a light bat (not black aa it absorb* heat) straw, etc., and put inside of It on the alwndoned and the buildings of the cccda of tlie aale of tlie wheat by 1833 bead a wet cloth or large green leaf. marks per lectarr; while on the culti­ town arc worth probably alwrut ten eta. vation of rye the cxecaa of expenditure Do not check perspiration, but drink perdocen. * Withan advance of cop­ over receipts was 4391 marks jwr hec­ what water you nerd to keep it up, aa If similar results were shown per to 35 eta. per pound many mine* tare. no. idle could be made to earn moder­ for the whole of Germany the total loaa on the cultivation of wheat and rve in ate dividends, bat 33 eta. per pound for that country for tbe year 1878 would be copper ia like ChriMm**—yet in the fu­ upwarda of 2IO.(MM).000 marka. Tbe au­ ture. The consolidated Calumet and thor docs not see any prospect either Hecla mine is the only real bonanra of a rise in prices or of a dimnnition in the co«t of prodiicfloo. The Iownewi of here, yet developed the original value of th* stock waa #U per share, but ia now worth ftfti.00 and ia paying annual dividends of twenty per cent on that amount The few parties who own tbe stock aratinancislly comfortably fixed. At Mackinac a lady with two chil­ or other doth. If there i. no at dren took the same steamer that I did. md. keep a cold cloth on tbe head and Tbeareond day oat found her to be >ur cold waler on it aa well aa on the >dy. If the pcraon is pate, very faint, Mrs. Mott, formerly of Maple Grove, Wool sent by rail will be carded with id pulse feebte letbim inhale nmmonHarry Co., and for five years a resident • in two tea-poooMul of water, with a promptoeso, and on all packagra of 10 of Nashville, but now bound for a new , refaat the Mtehtaaa Central lba.ormore I will payexpruMone way. John Brrcker. of N’ih-a »»« b-wl! home at Duluth. rd hr * falttag plank. and WL laemudng tbs army. Oscillating Shuttle 8EWUG MACHU! ■ mine* located near here. Tlie morning «rf the Itfth I frit, ia ita full force, cool ware fro* Manitoba, which 1 rush- rooted somewhat the heated i.ir » Rwthrcw Mtehigan. The wave I com-lude tu hare barn of a -radical or­ thodox character, judging from ftaeffrrts on touriM* in I-ke Superior. There wm rather a grire humor in rend­ ing the piera report* »f two days preVHHmgiviag the hug. list-of sunstroke at different points white ere were chil­ Th* indirartiom arc that the painful ly under the wrapptngs of tbe thickrai intereat in tin- progrrwa «f yellow fever of underclothing and orercoata. On may centre in New Orieana instrnd of reaching Hanlt Bte. Marie, white waft­ Memrdihi before many day*. The Sfe ing for our boat to pass the ahfp canal, ▼er fright ia taking poanendoo of New wu were arcoated by a party of Indians and solicited to ride «k»wn tlie rapids of SL Mary's Bfyer. In company with niu« other gentlemen, walked to the bead of the rapids, and embarked in two ennnrs. 1 he red-akins ordered us aeaicd flat in the liottom of the lioaL ami then with one Indian at the bow ami another at tbe stem shot us stragbt "Whoso flmfotk a wife findeth a good thing." any. Solomon. If all acemiata may be lieliered. be practiced what be (4M>) Lowest Prices of any Ho ise in the Country. will you pay men for traveling around the coun­ try to sell you TOOLS, when you can come direct to Nashville and buy of JOSEPH M. WOOD. M M Mr.*. �LOCAL MATTBRB. QOME AIWO MKfS THE riMrb rw'ovprfrir'ftuni Olocal NEWS'S demanded did not exreod the legal rut*! we were obliged to pass it." The reed- W. K. Grim Mr oM Marshal. m»> W thing but ikomething will State tl HpecfalftA* fof TJ*TO r BUCHANAN WAGON! P BE 80 B.1 rTIO N S, iiHurr the Great Street Pagrant, which Ilaninni declares ia a alght never before seen tn this or anr other hl ledkiiB, Ctauedt 4c. between ns," bo we Dye Btnflk! Dye Stuffs f turning, at 11 p. m., after the evening tlie mind of die reader tbe idea that oar ratortainmeut to tliat all may reach limin' the same day. ’ Tlie tare from Chariot te. iad nding admission to the show ia only >1.00. Tte Bridge. Rev. J. Riley cxrhsnges pulpits with the Bev. Mr. Pbffllpa of Charlotte, Mi IAI*. Ac' excuraion triple Detroit. council, aa be had the matter under his own control be should hereafter. du no printing for the village at less than la­ The M. P. Church foil, will bare a tote on State St.. H. R. Dickinson ae- ing hardware dealer, C. C. Wolcott, this week, and there’s william in it. (Jarred for Freedom. to will Center, on ... prepare the biggest chicken dinner er- WOODLAND ITKMB. ial standpoint, IMc. undoubtedly bold* himaelf in readinem to show flora the village recorder's book, (ahould we or “Where’s Emma, where’s Flora T" The Center’scbool, under tbe instruc­ tion of Mias Palmerton, doeed on Fri- unpaid order and when tbe council re­ fused it. Tbe latter part oftbe Mate- Dame Rumor says that a grave in tlw Woodland and Otleaaa gran yard has any other living man that we would been robbed. Dot do tho.rillage printing for lean than t>. n.IboL aaya hem it some one non t come tb.1 an<i ' , , . , , v aim .nd w amnw. WINDOW SHADE?, ‘ CUKTAIN8, CORDS. AND FIXTURES.' I and Blank; Whxelm’*. FT Remember tbe new Meat Market in connection with tbe corner grocery- nr Don’t forget the Haatings New ProeeM Flour at tbofoed store Cwh, or note on one year* tune, with interest at ten per cent. Deal fair and square with everyone. Kellogg, Dem a bay it Co. Beopeetfully,- EreryWagon it Warranted at below UF* All the Latest Styles of Furni-' are at Kellogg, Demakat A Co. h. will h... p„.k w -II. -.mln,. .H a»r«. that it took the united effort Wb-i bnrTcwt i. nrnr .nd n.1 b.1- I U~- r?*” ‘ ““""’“"I Tlie right person with a small capital Marshal and a lusty aid to land him in Store. rM U r.ll, ben. l.nwn " "l«l“ 'j~l ■y«.rthln,lw..M.»l wishing to engage in a good paying O. H. Perry, repreaeniing the Kalatoe cooler. Having slept his drank off between us." and the Bible command* Imsiness, can learn of a gooil opfxirtnnmozoo Drain Drill Co., stopped over nsnmrtxrd to thresh their wheat. against lying; and Doc. that statement ity by consulting with D. C. Gkifftth, Tbe Isiya think they will trot their Sunday in tbe village, and aang in tbe Nashville. Mich. CbrlMaa choir. horses aroaixl the corners all they wish, HF Huy the Pulley Suspender at Tbe W.C. T. U. win bold aa Ice for An*t. didn’t scare them aa bad as the 14th of January last re did present Wiieelkk’s. a bill nt three cents per line end you Cream Social at the Red Ribbon Hall, he thought he would. That book agent who sold his inter­ took him before Eaq. ParEvery one who haa au account, is reWheeler, Src’y. est in the Western Bonier to C. E. bad the point Doc. desires to make, which ia F. Appelman haa moved his family Itetter come around and tlx np hi* com­ so important that we copy it verbatim, to Cheater, where be will radde until plimentary book* lie gave the ehlera. j as follow* : be completes tbe new Congregational Those two VennontviBian* who bad j “After tlie location of tlie Naabri’le chills a few weeka ago and atopp.*d in Hurrah far the WsU. CmzEX in this village, knowing that t7~ Bay your I>rv Goods, Boots and town to get aome------ ague blttera want j „„ wu BWX .U ronijw-lled w T nn ex­ we „ had l***en to )n> pav Shoes. Hate and Capa, Croccriea and The first meeting of tbe artesian well to be sure and take the medicine aa pro ’ Imrbitont rate for oar printing. Provisions, Crockery, Notions, etc,, of thought to take advantage of theoppoGrand Ledge on Weduraday, saying sition, and gel our printing done cheap­ The liara of Jacob Shry was visited er. and thus save something to the tax Lee waa chosen as chairman and <). that bis father bad departed this life, Strong aa secretary. An abundant and went thither on Thursday to at- one evening last week by three men | tuiyrni. With this end in view we son«> ua » team nuu nBK<ri>. raiiucrs Don't let anyone Lut tbe moat skilled and and wagon. Farmers put i‘ licited bid* from tlw two editorafor the C. Clever of thia village haa bought r-el look" on ,-oer l.orro Urn. .nd | ending >r.r. No hid. were roeiroil. workman set your Wagon Tires for ■ . , , but we received a communication from they may spoil vour wheels, as more irrenan.* for remrmlwr we b.re -nr Ih, „h„„ u„ .i.Unr, Umt In wheel are ruined by poor lire setting Wolcott, W. H. Kocher. A. W. Oldaand . Smith were appoiated aa exen- House nt Hastings and took possession pretty suspicious characters living I consideration of the libera) patronage than any other way. At E. Cook's Rex. I *bat he had received from the village abop this kind of work ia done ’n the on Wednesday. Conrad is an old hotel around our place. --------------- -— during the past six veara. he would do niiMt approved manner. NUNFIELD ITEMS, | our printing for nothing. Aa the rdihim *ucces*. i tor put in no bid for the nriuting for Timos are exceedingly tight and monThe summer term of tbe Bismark ‘b* ensuing year but simply proffered I will open a Select School in Nash.-i—.i i... -iro—.1 us a donation, it left ua to infer, that, echo* 1 haa . I after the expiration of the three mouth* ... irssssHsiriWiisr' We warrant Buchanan Wagon Ab. , of our manufacture' for one year, to be of good seasoned \ timber, and well made. Any breakage from any | defect in materials or workmanship, except seat­ 1 springs, to be made good free of cost to the purchaser. I . buchana^ wagojv co., C. C. WOLCOTT. Kc^cn,,,. present month. I we trust mcmlicr of the “ring" will attend with their ducats, so that their official organ may be able to stem the narrows and Tbe Sporting Club had another aboot tbe first ten ball snore Dew. IHckiunon busted* buna; W. E. Boel 7; Chas. Demaray «; Jesse Austin. A K Hay-' We are under obligations to the man­ agers of tbe Charlotte driving cliib for a complimentary to the races that come 4m, F. J, Purchls, Dr. Wickham and Alf. Buxton, each 4 ; C. F. Hayden 3; and *th. J3.800 in premiums nre of­ fered and as everybody always baa a PnrriM* each 0000000000. qneat five ball score W. r.. ntuu. **c<l •——--------- -- ~~ -------------- - ~~ Ho^b. ll.ri. lUrber. Cb.». Ba,mod . •**"k ” “*“• °» _ . — _ . . I .1 — — > l.—_ —>111 1—> m Vaa* w—u .t — ♦^‘n^ big hit in the •'creature of cirrtimataaccs” on the wonI “monopoly." Ti» true. Doc., thpt we haven’t the advantage* of Pomeroy’s Report**, Johnson'* Cyclopcwlia nud Webster, for reference, nor n college 4; F. J Parchls 3; Dew. Dickinson and Taylor Walker each 1; T. C. Downing Another Poteat Right Swindle. O. H. Giiderrireve. tbe Grand lap CsKlstgr WALL PAPERS U« BOBBERS. All Complete with Top-Box, Whiffietree*, NecK-yok< Good* than you can buy elsewhere go Kara* ami Hopeful trot. rille, were in the village visiting their many friends on Thuraday. Wktte tbe council did not grant, and “upon, Dishes in the market go to thia refusal tbe editor of tbo New# stat-1 NEW GOODS! GO TO THE SEW STORE OE WILSON 4 HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott House. Y ______________ -FOR------ l | | | Mr. John .''haffvr wan married to Miss bo should expect to receive legal rates era who wish to aval’ • * Mary Faller on the 19th. »» formerly. Had we accepted this of- fall term of school. Althia Cealer died on the 23rd after a f". thcn ha would have reech ed from uni uc organize*!, ana esiawiai alien- , tion will lie given to the theory and art | dwrromn.- SI... mid .W Ml Hlr. > only one hour before abe died. 1 ing then no written proposal for nrint- of teaching, as well a* all branches re­ quire*! for a first grade certificate. Uold Mr. Grimes, the mill man. dead! j ing. we acre putI E. Smith's verbal pro­ For term* and full particulars ad­ No! He lust shut down to ht j.te P**"’-our printing for the next dress C. N. YofXG, Nashville, Mich. I l..»d.d.,.b..r ImroroliM. Tmi will be*r Um MW bnulnadrorttlmi. rnrnih | Oo Sand.,, lb. »xb tarn., whit. Mr. I Our rrntdrm »ro — will lllc ln Every afternoon and evening. First I Uuc Ot 11.. TilUp. pnaUo, 1U1 ...» I *1"! "St,11’!,. ! " " • ... festival* and families supplied log liis cqlls got frightened and broke , merits uw_ < n»- । Social**, air ilntw-crasarv. vet *>tI lor .... .......... ....... .ti ’ . 1 tbe bn,CT pole end ten nwa,. dmwin, to’^pnnjr I Should ImproveIheOpporfunity As never again wii you get the chance of buying GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES. Notions, Etc a first-class Wagon for #50. IF YOU WANT DRILLS and CULTIVATORS him nui of tbe Iniw. and In Wlin.be , |„rrdj ln lhu mnlter. wo deem . Don't forget tliat our Woven | broke bl. eolUr-bone. or u —me roll n n mnrk. mil ™i of order. Ilor.ro Wire Mattress at i* the double! the shoulder blade. lie managed to , members to state that a eommnnica- ! weave and tlie la st Mattress maunfac- j get to Mr. Banieu's Snyder was sent for who replaced the | Xrws b|lt fai!|1 anything alsiut | broken bone, al! right, and Mr. Jack- Smith's 3 per rent, discount bid. Now. ok* I* doing well, and will, lie able to if yottr Wra u, p-t tbe print- ' attend to bi* pastoral da tics soon, we । j| • - wbv - I The liver ia the imperia! organ ot the ing ns rheap as {xtasiblr didn't j - you ----------------------------accept Smith ’s 5 per cent, diaeotwt I ’bo,Blb“W“ U r,,Ht7»l" th' ... ,, . Tiu ... •। । life, health and liappinraa of man. Everything thu* £ai indicate, a Urge Wd rht ................tljcB . iIImv I b»v. wh,„ u iA yield of wheat throughout thin section. i,a<! ,o rent, but could have : tion, nil kind* of ailincnte nre the natof legal rate* from ur»l result. The digestion of fowl, tlie NEW STORE* Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. Respectfully Yoma, WILSON A HOWE. TBE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE CHARLES 0. WOLCOTT, la full to overflowing with- SUGARS, TEAS COFFEES, SPICES, CANNED COOD8, right swindling affair, and there arc y°«r dictionary to see if we can’t two men at least in Maple Grove, who And some other applicable meaning for sanaaMd tnateau ot u»e buggy. the swindle waa perpetrated ssrartbing ! was iMritrel to take a ride with Sam . During our ncwrpaporial career aaaoeeded iniudaring Mr. D. to take i to cxagvratc muchly their circulation, the right for a patent wagon tongue I *od are never willing to shew their adsupporter for Maple Grove, he Co not j vertiaing patrons their list *ft subscrib- pay tbe ma nnfact a rem for the support- cr»- Tliiawe believe to be wrong. We era only aa * s« he sold individual! <*,l*ni Uiat an advertiser a ho pay* lii* Coultci, Com table, as wa» also was Mr. Jonathan Wright, over to ’Squire Wool', to plra.1 guilty to a -arrant for treapaaa, etc. Tbe jury called by defendante decide*! that they pay oncdollar damages and co-t*. A. M. Hint of yonr city wan attorney for plaintiff and T“' verdict gave general salutation. " • w. WEST KALAMO ITEMS. tbe aupportcr*. Tbe patent right man tiring patrons name* for all the circa- VARIOUS NEIGHBORING NOTES, I Hashed up Specially for tbe lews Reader*. a pateat right awindtar, and «re under- STAPLE AID FAICT 6R0CE8IES' . that tbe ring is working for the । tom* that result from an unhealth*. l>esl interest of the village But Doc condition of the liver and stomach. Io Uliok Uult pet|«p. rhi. com!" muujty Woll’t swallow this dore tor he , ('/.ntinent. Three doses will prove that . daahea into the prophetic and foretell* it ia Just what yon want, „hal <(. w„u|,i have done at the end --------------। of t|irw> months and declares that had I That is the council accepted onr offer we would j ESS? ’ have receive*I an average « f 53 cent* | ‘JYTu,* At price* to suit the majority. Crock’ry & Glassware ||AR\E8T quality I eAn, and will, da aa well by --------- AND TH per folio. Of course Due. couldn't be I (unaiw«.. 1 mistaken in bis prophecy, for it might ! SHILOHU CATXKkir iUMEur-” Wheat and oat* are yielding better "lead to aamething personal between than was expected. na." yet if he ha* so far forgotten tlie Some field* of corn have assumed the . duties of the common council to imagpruportioiis of roaating ears. [ ine that they couldn't, at the end of ARE UPON US, AND THE FARMERS ARE Too Bu&y to Come to Town Henry Mayo, of Assyria, threshed shelled out 300 bushel* of wheat for II. I had licttcr acknowledge himaelf inaomfrtxn l5 of ^bbk. ground, 350 Sandera iu three hours, last week. ' petent te. manage the affair* of a proa­ Mr. Albert IL-cre and lady, of Battle peroar village like Naahrille, and next 8. J. Badcock, of Berryville, haa during the week, assisting in the proceeds to close up his article, but for threshing and garnering of their heavy , fear that no one will believe what he lies. Call and get my pi kca tin an;, thing in ray line before makto£ yon Creliase* and I will do you gxkal. 1 ve, in connection with my store, a HOT SUMMER MOUTHS! NEAT LITTLE MEAT MARKET John Wood and lady of Battle Creek three months, relet tbe Job, or so long paid a flying visit to friends in West a* there was another paper ready to do Kalamo, last week. I it at lea* figures, at least cut u» down Frank Getty, with his steam thresher, J should we have so charged, perhaps be । Ami in fact a fall line of i Flower is unrqiiallrd |ry u, Jal|n, (lff npon thi> people the ; CompffinU’a^'an’t^r ’numerous Meats, including Bolognas, Dried Beet Frcah and Salt Fish. • ------- BUT THEY-------- VnalivlHc narfcrli. FT- AM kiadaef Produce. Hidro and Sheep Pelt taken at tbe Market Price. MUST HAVE Yours Respectfully, CHAS. W. SMITH. The paragraph going the rounds ot : goes on to call Tax - Payer some more That Midnight Aaaaaao. pitch fork, tbe tinea entering his abdomen and intestines iu a manJohn L. Fiab, tbe criminal who Jumpnext day dirt-begrimed aud breeches Jobn Wool to Portland, and ’ere thto is fangled bin! destroying polrlo Luga, is who dare to do their di.ty regardless of sou cannot read this statement without thinking that Doc. bad nn idea that his Mr. and Mrs. Winters are bound to Downing and Olds’ course would bo aueceed if indmdry will win. Daring tbe busy day* of baying, while help out and admitting like a man tliat they was scarce, Mrx Winters mounted tbe were wrong and craving forgiveness. littto child, ran tbe machine while Mr. There’s Orson Pricket, OLD PIONEER STORE SPRING MILLINERY —M—F Mra. O. M. Yates. There are children on oar streets real estate, yet tbe contribution box ia tbe railroad, bad bile in Rom & Mould s furniture employ. Sunday forlands with which to pur­ chase woolen shirts for tbe South Sea married 01 rears. She has had six c.hil- greal-grand children. Her husband repljm. known buanena wan remarked Milhaery ud Fucj Coeds I Davis Sewing Machines! Latest Styles & Patterns J[E.NRV ROE. Paorararox L. J. WHEELER not reply to Tax-Payer with-«ut lying. erlastingly squelching us, bat it failed. MEAT MARKET. Mandi* summed up just as it did before: Fresh and Salt Meats, village printing tor nothing, bat four huM Hut til IMfcn, aggregate some eight hundredth*. Rrapcctftilly, THE NEW VIENNA BAKERY JOHN di:rneb KELLOGG, DEMARAY & Co. wav growing dude, E. I). WUitama'aon Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Still on Earth prasimm. wraw «mm m dhtant. Mining Weight* and ■ENKl ME. i COFFIN^, CASKETS, ROBES, &c.. 4c.|AW““ KRLLOGG. DEMARAY fc CO . . — — �oarvwd, as well as raadily dyed, sad bei>g lero brittle than isms, ia hrgriy used in m-^- ------------ — ripe fruit ' taming a ’ plan to remove rash Ramtmcut JaM.—Us of a pound of sugar to DRDM.lEDICIIEaiiCHMlCAH that be coaid, and Buxxcll waa again tried and was convicted chiefly on the testimony of the man Cook, who was discharged from custody tor hia vain*- When we come to the French silks, it ia found by tbe analysts that the samples loot weight by the removal of the dye from 33 to 50 per cenL, When, if tbe silks had been good, the loss should not have exceeded 17 per cent. NO PATENT NO PAY. MTIITS IIHIFIOISs jovial humor, excessive, daring, onbridled !—a ritsrin so universal tliat it drew men from their bed* in taverns at midnight to listen, delighted until dawn. Here was a fullness of simple, native, massive manhood, not trained by the school*, not m*nipulate<l by the Stout h 1 Mate-f Bar CM* ..' .7~. .......J Ihnd' deal of training to j eoorwo I stayed. *be " !•' ..«i iiHiflHi ita 'Liaha cried. ‘DojXfiqd, doofl irslba ; but is made bright by • logwood bath and tbe addition ot large quantittea of soap. To make the Mik soft and satin like, a EtUe oil and soda are added, while, to make them stiff aud rustling, amdia added. JiAil rick-room, and thorough disinfection. Grossing tbe body, and warm baths during convalescence, are a help, sinee they softly remove much of the acwrf akin, minute particles of which, inhaled b> others, are a freqosot, if not kbs interested in the result of an analysis of French and American silks, lately made by an expert: Tbe Ixwi silks should contain but about 17 psr cent, of dye * ' American and Foreign Barbie, 1 coqUmkI in -------------------------------- -I Ranson,and that Bnxzell hired and assisted him Io do it. Buxxeil waa rearrested. Then aroae a legal question tliat greatly troubled the courts—could one who Little Harry 8., of & summers, who had been exalted from girl's to boy's habilimeuts, recently appeared at school arrayed in the former, when his teacher kindly remarked: "Children, I hope that none of you will tease Harry, nor speak of hia dress, as his mother baa sent him in it to punish him for being naughty, sjo he feels mortified and Groceries and General Produce, J • AETTr— tary mountains and moon of Bootlaud. Both. Lm. bad the immense vitality, the Beracrknr humor, the thorough manhuest. of the Northern genius. As one reads the works of Carlyle, and marks hia impatience of shams, and effi-miuacy, and equivocation, and con­ ventional mor*hl<<-s, aiid hear* hi* loud satiric laughter dying into a wail of pailios and entreaty, it is uaay to feel that be saw tbe sound, hearty man be long* and pray* for gone astray iu Robert Burns. Buch sweetness, and grax-e, sud strength, and tenderness I Buch suit, pathetic, j•enetrsUng melody, as if all tbe sadness of shsggy Scotland PLASTER . dwrirer. had courted tbe victim of the tragedy, Miss Hanson, and had sudden­ ly deserted her and married another woman. He had 'made insinuations child to the taunts and cruel appella­ tions of ita comrades, which in sensitive children often drive them into solitude, and make them ahy and auspiciotu of strangers, in whom, on the other hand, they excite suspicion. The turn in the c7e gives either a wandering, doubting air to the face, or. if the gaxe is fixed, a too intense exjiresaion, which is dis­ turbing anil perplexing, if not down­ right ;*unful to the beholder. I have known young boy* of H and 10 yean of age beg their parents to let them undergo the pain of an op­ eration to rid themselves of a deformity which subject* them so often to the un­ feeling remark* of their elders, usually fnenda of the family, aa well aa the unruphonioos but expressive titles I»estowod upon them by their own con­ temporaries, of goggle eye and cock-eve. Nor does thia end with childhood. The deformity ia a disadvantage to him through life. It ptmues him in his business and tn hi* profession. Cheat­ ed of feature by dissembling nature, he ia often thought io be diaaembling him­ self when uotiung ia further from bis thought*. Bow often do wo hear peo­ ple any of another. whom we know to be perfectly uprght and truatworthy. that they do not like him because be never looks them squarely in the face. And it ia a little canons that precisely here it is that the leaser degrees of the trouble produce the moat effect That peculiar expression which people com­ plain so much of u generally dne to a DR1 GOODS, SILKS art DRESS GOODS sprag F __ J Because she never givowu amr thlwg.” said Josie. “Bbs ia poor, child—she is poor.” said the dcscou. "But 1 am sure you all have her good wisbva." “I'd rather have honey* aaid Tommy. "And gooseberries and dolls," added httte Dorothy. But when the deacon sat alone by hia hearthstone that evening, his stater, Mias Mahal* Ann Gander, exprwned hereclf on the subject with great plain­ ness and perspicacity. ■Ujo«V. raUJ u»a.np to marry again,” aaid she— "I think it would add to I felicity,” said tbe deacon, m -In that care," said Mias ____ I Susan a’. Hwaon, mt'with’ber molhe? “ e,dcriJ ,n the k’ichen of thete I t,otn*ln Brookfield Center. Tbe cartarns Stell remained up. Tbe -mothsr aadnatafibrir: hslnngefi to a ifiuch-reMi »ere just then oarily ettaUfng ifid Knitting Ry the fireaile, when there oame s thundering report, aud, crashing through the window, s charge of buckshot, and the lovely young woman fell a ghastly corpse, without a atniggle, al her mother'* feeL The ahrieka of • the terrified mother • wrfie »U<pdr» ia ttmLaure aia! arouse.'. Basreh was m*d« far and near; public sentiment was at tlie fever-heat of righteous indignation; detectives were employed, and after a time Buxxell, an intelligent atone-cut ter, owning and carrying on a good farm, waa arrested for the cowardly murder, tiled, asqaittadabd direhargsA reoumed hia old defiant air. Hr was thru handcuffed to an officer end taken back to his celt—Nnr^orl paper. T * "I do hope you’ll excuse me. Deacon Grinder," said she, with all the pretty confusion which nsturelly l-elongi to a maiden of six-and-thirty summer*, “bul ”U‘ J0<?r b*n, *Vnl remarks in prayer-meeting ■L^n_a^ w night, that I couldn't help setting my­ 1 self to work to think what I could do for you. And here's a collar I've stitch­ ed for dear Tommy, and a handkerchief I've embrodiered for Josie, and a doll I’ve taken tbe Ebertv io, dross for Dorothy. O. don’t thank me. pray. It ain't nothing compared to the piece of mind I got listemn.; to precious re­ mark*." . But Naomi Poole, silling at her needle-work, by tbe old red farm house window, had only a smile and a nod fo? the party as they drove by. "Pa," aaid Josie, who was a shrewd, sallow faced child of eleven, “don’t Misa Poole love aa as well aa Mias Peck and Mil* ia undoubtedly improved by aar*ti-.*n. If applied the surrounding atmosphi-ro should be sweet and free from offensive odor* Milk aerated in tbe atmosphere losdi d with the emana­ tions of putrid matter—vegetable or stnuigcr were none welcomed. all being animal—would be likely to absorb attacked and driven. Sir John says odoro, aid hence caution should be that there must be some reason why lOO.iXM) ants in the same nest, who can­ not possibly know one another as indi­ viduals, are never al war, while should a stranger approach he ia at once alain. aerating the milk, but perhaps the sim­ He conrlndea tliat they r.-coguixe evch plest and moat easily applied is Barney's other by some smell or other sense quite deodorixiu { strainer and cooler. It u simply a strainer pail raised two feet A striking analcgy between animal alsne the can. and so arranged tliat the and plant life has been discovered by milk falls ipto a spray into tbe can. — M. Van dur Harrt, of Utrecht. When the eommon garden bean begins to H*ve a distinct understanding with sprout it is found to rxiuUdn a ferment the hired help—both those on the farm very closely rraembhng pepain, which can lx- extracted by mean* of glvoerine. service, amount of wages, time of pay­ Tin* ferment lias the jxiwcr of changing ment, hours of labor, and tbe usual duties to be performed. BO far a* they ■an be outlined. Ixiave nothing unsaid exclusively in the cotyledon* In tbe or undone at the beginning of tbe care of fl.^h eating plant* all the steps season that may lead to misunder­ of digestion seem to take place in the standings, hard feeling*, or the break same manner aS in animate ing ot contract* when in tbe midst of Prof. Dngea. of Mexico, writes to hard work. In largaiuing with tin-m, the Hmitbaonian Institution of a great do not' ask of help to promise things flight of cow-Lixds (the common cow­ that you know to be over-exacting bird. or molothrua pccoria). Tbe flight Demand a fall day's work every time, ws* 12,000 yards in length, mx yard* and pay for tliat work promptly at tlie wide, and a yard deep. He estimate* tune specified in your agreement. Give the number contained in tbe flight at help good tools, and exact g.xxl usage 10.000,000 bird* A few of the red­ aud care of them. Instinct men who winged blackbtnla were tn the column. haudie teams, or who have charge ia Dr. Swan M. Barnett, of Washing­ any way of the domestic animals of tbe ton. haa recently made some examine farm, to treat them with kindness, feed them properly, aud care for them as if their own property ; and discharge those who disobey such instructions. for they are coating yon money they do not earn. Cruelty to animal* is an ex­ pensive indulgence. Impress upon Carlyle sad Burna. lured men. and utxin your own eons, the Men who were young a generation 1---------*------- -* •* iQghness in their ago,-and who then rrid Carlyle, have ____ ______ ________ j»e how much they the great advantage of having lieeu fa­ scoompliah, but bow perfectly it ia done miliar, in their phisiic and susceptible aa well. Slighted crops give slight re­ years, with one ot the noblest pleas turns. Set a good table for farm hands. that one man ot gcniuk ever maSfc tar It is not cake, pies, and nances, but another, in Carlyle's assay upon Barna. good bread, a variety of meeta, and plenty of vegetables and fruit that they the other died. Both had tbe deep, crave, and they constitute the most strung aud melancholy nature which ia healthful and strengthening diet. nurtured by the misty coast* and soli­ lEOruni MCG CTOBB, - beauty!" "Tut, tut, Mr* Clapp!” said the deacon, hia face shining all .over with satt* faction. "Handsome ia that hand­ some does. That's my motto.* "And nobody can't do handsomer “ A child like that! " aaid Mr* Clapp. than my little Joe,” said Mr* Clapp. "And there's Tommy grown as hand­ With no expcricoce whatever I* said some aa you; drop in te tea some c»en- “ Barlmra Bowyer, scornfully. “I hope be wont repent of his bar­ Th. deacon bad hardly guided his gain," aaid Misa Phi lens Peck. VdMtoal^eua a chantable hopes old boras around the corner of the vdliage green when Mr*. Barbara ware fulfilled. The deacon never did Bowyer tripped oat of the millinery indicated hi* inward feeling. He urged the condemned man to base no hopes on the slender chance of pardon, but to ■jx-ad the short time remaining to him in pre;xuiug for death. Cox waa then sentenced to be hanged Aug. 29, l>etween the hour* of 9 * m. and 4 p. m. Daring tbe sentence Cox showed the first sign of feeling that be had evinced dnnng the trod. Hi* under llpdyoopcd, and hia eywlid* ouivered. Hia face, too, grew a shade paler. A word from Mr. Eow^ently reasaurod him, end be • gone,” sh« said. “I do so dote on chil- ; A111 iron! Remember, darlings, that tbe ! •■orwt goTsebemoa' will be ripe next week, ~ and your own Peck mH be only too hap­ py to see you again.” Tbo Widow Clapp camo hurrying out aa tbo chaire tattled by, wtth a *pail in her hand. | M w«*“ Dear me. Deacon Grinder," said To KILL the peach-;ree borer, air­ fish brine dilated with an equal quantity of water—a pint around osch tree in spring and fsJL For very small treea use less. Excessive watering is bad for geraniums, aud will cause ti e leaves to turn yellow and fall off. Water well, but not Ux> often. If the pota stand in INI, MAILS k SHELF HARDTiRE ’ ill Onndere—two girls and a boy—-were kissed aud hugged, and Elted into the wagon by the boamb g spinster. rake into Urge windrow* and put into cock. Turn or spread out tbe cocks tlie next morning, and draw in the hay in the afternoon.—Dr* Moine* JUgUUr. hail Ix-cn emptied were filled afresh, and that the crystalline was reconsti­ tuted. He operated on twenty-four animals, and in every case tbe mutilated eye revived. How far similar result* would l»e obtainable with the human eye does not appear. If tbe same re­ generating power is found to be gener­ al, a decided improvement may be pos­ sible in tlie treatment of certain in­ juries and disesaes of tbe eye. * Sir John Lubbock haa been fooling round tbe ant* in a carious sort of way. lie wanted to find out whether the ants rccogiuxcd their fellows of the same neat by mean* of a password. His ex­ periments lead him to the conclusion that there is no such thing as a pass­ word. He took pups- from a neat and divided them, giving part to tbe neat of a cm ighbor of tuc same species and part to the nest of a stranger of the same specie* When grown tbe returned of the pujmi from the neighbor were all SSli • am talking of it," said the draoon. Fc Jd-could you let me take care wUMIsoum Naomi, tec 1* curing elowr-bsy our own plan ia to start the machines in tbe afternoon and keep cutting until dark. Dew or rain will not hurt grans while it ia green. Tbe next morning, after the dew is off, rake the partial!v-dried grass into small Illi • That would be a EtUe too much," aaid he. Come, children, jump into the "S’ the three apj.le-cheeked little reliable recipe for grape nitchup. I can safely promise those that try it a deli­ rious relish for cold meate. We like it on oar bread and butter. Four pounds 8. M —Wall. I found a specie bill of ofatewed grapes, boil and - * *'------- ’ •10 in my pocket-book, end I thought I a coarse sieve; one ecant i might have received it from you. You gar; one talite spoonful remember I was only entitled to a ”fa- doves, allspice, cinpaffic ciUty,* and not a siwcie bill? G. M.—Well, I dare say you had it of me. I^t mease it B. M.—There it ia. G.M—Gh. yes; I reeoUesl it per­ twelve hours. Wash very clean, trim­ fectly. Til take it, and give you a * fa­ ming away any m*ly jiart*. Wipe drv tality.” aud cover the port not protected with 8. M.—Are you cure you gave me skin with a paste or dough made of floar and hot water. Lay in a dripping­ G. M.—Certainly, certainly; I recol­ pan. with the paate-covered aide up­ lect it distinctly. ward*. with enough water to keep it 8. M.—Well. I'm glad yon are sure, from burning. Bake until a fork for they tell me Ike ipecitbiU u counpierces it easily, allowing about twentyter/eit ____________ five minute* to each jxmnd of bam. Haste occasionally will, the dripping* to prevent the crust of tbe paste from cracking off. When done peel off this trotiblc for them, and thia trouble ban crust sud remove the skin of the ham. Dmioi roa * Cnoea.—I have a own come in the funn of grief. In youth wo had a Dolfio animal. Hi* pretty design for a cross, made of white imate was Brattia. sod he n-prwnt' .1 straw, which can be obtained at any Brutus in his loyalty and uu<tyit< de­ crockery atore. Use six straws, nine or votion. He was intelligent, sfb^tjoaaic ten inches long, for the upright part; for the cross-piece, fire straws, about five inches long, .and sew it on diagon­ ing walk.----- —----------------- ----------------- ally ; for tli« base, commence with one 'x-i-aaions marked his pride as well as straw, a trifle over four inches long, the nis courtesy and dignity. Ono evening a gallant gentleman, worthy of those brightly civil days for hia gallantry and gentlemanly manner*, met the admin ble procession. and advanced with an animated step to pay attention to a young lady with whom ho waa inti mutely acquainted. Brutus had his eye upon him, and, without display ing any rudeness whatever, quietly ad­ three ends of cigar boxes, cut them into vanced himself, intercepted the young tnangles, glue them together into shape, gentleman's baud as it waa gracefully point in some color like brouxe, get put forward, and enveloped it with hi* from the woods grapevine* and any mouth Just aa it waa about to clasp tbe pretty rustic things you may find; cuts hand of the young lady. The teeth of i piece of vine five inches long, lien 1 and Brutus were gently pressed upon tlie glqe two inches from point of boskrt, hand, bat did nut pierce or tear it- The another piece five inches long, bend the young gentleman waa a self-poised, । ends together, tie them, glue on the sensible man, such aa were common in first piece two more short ones to go in­ those days. He did no fidgety or silly side ot the first; glue them on the bas­ thing, but gradually withdrew the hand ket crosswise, take two Linger once for which the faithful guard had gently in­ the handle, split at both ends. Up on tempted. He w*a no struck with the two corners, and glne another for the cuuducM of Brutes that he became bn other corner; tie them together; make devoted/anted, aad aver after honored a loop of vines to hang by ; Ix-gin at the tbe dog tliat no faithfully protected the <*lge of the basket; glue on the rustic lady be admired. And yet this dog we ornamsnta; varnish it. I have half s cone at each cornefi of mine, and in tbe unknow*. When found be lay between interstice* I put mos* tbe corn-rows, lifeless, with a ballet­ Bor* Ccskioms or Awwtxo Clot*.— hole through hia aide. The brave and devoted anflnal slept the sleep of death, Take a strip of bine-striped awning and the green corn waved gracefully cloth, seven or eight incites wide sud above him. Waa not that too good an long enough to go around the middle of a soft cushion. Baste in ‘be eenter of the broad Strifies black velvet on inch wide, and embroider it down in points on the gold margin with heavy gold-colored floss. Baste in the center Notwithstanding the increased at­ of ths- plain white stripes silk braids of tention given, for tbe fast year nr two. different colors, half an inch wide, and to tbe prevention of the scarlet fever.it button-hole or catch-stitch them down U doubtful whether anything La* been with contrasting flosses. Il the awning discovered of real value in providing doth haa in rt hair-lines of the blue, immunity against it II is contagious, cat-stitch them together with bright bat the contagion diaeeminatee itself floss On the broad velvet bandl emslowly, and fastens itself only on those braider star* in white col<-re, or in two who are predisposed to it. Bull, its shade* of the same color, aa dark aud tenacious vitality often nets all preveut- jade bine, or green, pink with red, manve with purple, etc., etc. The This dangrrou* disesaa ha* Iwromc beauty of the stnpea, when finished will fixed it oar latge cities, *ad in spite of depend upon the taste with which the the best efforts of otir Boards of Health, eolora are assorted. The --ffect ought readily becomes epidemic. Thu*, Uat to be something like that of a Roman year, in New York, dnnng Joly. August, scarf. When the stripe is completed, September and October, it averaged select a shade of stoat silk that will thirty-nine oners a month. Daring No­ contrast well with it, and insert the strips in tbe center of it with a narrow vember, it arose to ninety. Dunng DeMtnber, January, Febru­ band of black velvet between. The ary and March, it averaged over 192 a silk should be lined with siicsta, or mouth. Bays the Medical Hecord. our somediing similar, to prevent the fcatlichief authority tn this article, "This lias err from coming through, btuff tbe occurred in spile of sanitary regula­ pillow not too hard for comfort, and you tion-, and we can only have the rati* Lave an extremely ornamental, cheerful faction o* knowing that it would have and osefol sofa cushion, soch aa ia not seen every day. been worse without them.” Belladonna ba* been lougrwt reEed on. but confkleoce in ita efficacy is now in inverse proportion to a physician's ex­ perience. All tbe newer remedies, inriodiu I Piuleso Peek's Mms Peck burned out, all smiles, to greet the port* '* " Tbe little eves of young ralAata and gutwaa fdga, the vitreous humor would be reorgan­ ised and whether even the crystalline would be reproduced. With this view be conducted his operations, alwava, of oourae, taking care not to touch. the crystalline caponle, for experience haa shown that in order for an organ to re­ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-08-09.pdf.pdf ca09df9d1dcda32f900563a9e7d1a1a0 PDF Text Text STRONG, VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE. BARRY CO., g|CHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9. 187!). NUMBER 46 QUICK dusiveoess, ths lack of friendly sympa­ thy. the division of the body into aiatinct ctaaaes of rich and poor, cultivated and illiterate, between whom no real bond of - brotherhood exists—all thia ia in direct disobedience to the organic law of the Christian church. And not only by these unseemly gradations of rank and caste, but also by the spirit tire dispatch in bis railroad. ‘'I was coming down Um Hudson River road." ho said. “ two or three days ago, when the train waa stopped by a wreck near Hudson. A freight The engine waa lying imbedded in a hole, one car waa lying across the track, another had lost ita trucks and was flat on the track, ami the tender of the to comotive waa aoo deeply iralx-dded. We bad Waited there aa hour andahalf ^>r two hours, and twenty, trains bad nouUnue* about lbs same, not Bp[warin< to ■prsed ainrli, but utterly rrfnvinK to te »up prussad. Ou batanlsy atel Noaday, tbs “JU an-1 Jkliaai, thsvs wan twvuty six ura essss end aigM ttealte ttara. Christian* when they are brought to­ gether in the churches, is thia law set at naught. There are a great many petty quarrels alxiut small matters, and the inconsistency and ahamefalnoM of tllia state of things docs not seem to be recognised by many church member*. Eaqh man wants hia own way. and ia ready to fight if he cannot have it In many churches there are chrome diasenaiona. Are these Christian churchea? Louk at that wrangling and raging church court now in aratiou in Brook­ there was a man or woman living who lyn! Is there anything in that city A aorxD trip—Falling over a marble. waa unwilling to hear what it and its that more needs Christianising than promulgator* had to say. Thai it iiaa Did anyone overbear thequeensware that presbytery ? millions of believers and followers to­ The »urimef hotels have big bar The financial methoda by which tbeae day is, probably, due less to its real, in­ chuntbea are often managed find no a* familiar with every thing on the spot herent strength, than to thu greedy authorization in the New Testament. The soil tiller guides the Ship of at if be had been there all night want which it assumes to satisfy—a The principle of competition upon State. , want so greedy that it accepts aa fact There waa an engine off at some dis­ A dentist’s sign—Drawing, music, tacked by thvec of Alford's beotbara la the tance, but doing nothing. He called that which only has its lying semblance. which the commercial operations of so­ ciety rest, and which is also brought in and dancing. euamnn sUrmbli Marshal Whits »M tb->l Io the out to the engineer U> come up and We are not among those who regard Wokmt fnut and tadpoles' tails are groin, prrbapo fatally Two of the Alfords were make fast to the buried locomotive. In what are claimed to be the facta of to regulate the financial affairs of most of our churches, is not a Christain prin dropping off. ciple. And it can hardly lx> said that Citt bustin liaa I men exchanged for Christian principle has much to do with A. M ELINT, ords of the coremnnictations of spiritual existences with men and women in the flesh. The doctrine of demoniacal posMMwion ia taught with great distinct­ ness. The ministry of' angela, the re­ turn to the earth oi those long dead, fa­ miliar intercourse with Christ after Hia resurrection, aU are in the line ot phe­ nomena claimed as genuine by modern Spiritualists; ao that it ia not straagc A TTOtUrmt aS Law aM talrtlw • 'll prwctM* la all ito C<mrt WAlfTRR & POWERS. —let&sil Psabs ibd not forget to frslbcr bis on*l wry Inxnnonsly ibm making prvpara ttoos to sbdicste tbs IhraM of Kgypl and quit Calm for Coostat>tin<>)4r. Hix raillions of dol­ lars I* tb« vain* of lbs plnodar loaded Q;<ra lb® rvtinn< KbMhrs'x yarbt train.* cried the man. In leea than ten minutes from the time of his arrival what looked to be a week's job was out of the way, and the paaaengen went on. I formed a higher idea then of William Vanderbilt’s executive men LEWIS DURKEE ■ ; ; | UNION HOUSE ORNO STRONG. -ChilUa porta bars lately bera raaia.1 by Ibr Peruvian war ships Hsasrar and Union, tn ■ inch raMis tbs I'Bru Tians dsstrvysd launch's —Tbs Vtote oil works, cwtexl If tbs Htaid sr.l <Hl < ocnpsziv, tosr Pitteburgh. wsrv Strack by Interning tbs otter day stm) totally ene•nnsed. Nine tanks. containtag about lUO.tCO tsmli of cra te oil, vsev bnrosd. Ixww. in the fe-fandlBS <*raac*te* T..U1 rola bouU U <lr. r. A. 1.1 .rua.re.sn 4*poMI ~ Fraru. -e*i earvwy . ; usi<>wi —The town at O^anaia, Tnaea. waa half borowl a few day> a«u. tasnng 2,000 passant* bootetoaa Loss, l,000,<XU marks (about A California gentleman, who had the pleasure of a visit and a hearty receptionat the house of Mrs. Maxwell (Miss Braddon), speaks in glowing terms of the home life of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell have several Little chil­ dren, the youngest a boy of 4 years. all of whom took their places at the table. Her works were not once alluded to by beraelf. If any questions were asked regarding her writings, she answered in a plain, straightforward manner. I said, " Mias Bradilon, will you allow me to aak you about your books? " " Why, certainly,” said she, “ if that will inter- tiona. So long aa the man who has the money get* the best scat in church, bo long aa the whole business of dis­ tributing sittings proceeds upon a selfi»h tana, and the aim of each is to get No, Tovxo man, bale-thread gloves are not legal tender far a lost bet with a preUy girL Tur New York dog pound is oj*n lor the summer, and the nomad dogs won’t churches Iwlong to Christ Indeed have a chance to go mail. there is nothing that stands more in need of Christianizing than the secu­ lar affairs of a good many of our about him influencing hia mind, and endeavoring to make tboaisclvcs known. That is precisely what they used to do in the olden time. Why should they not do it now as well aa they did it then ?—S»vi l«ner. Steel Steepen for Kali way a. We learn that iron jicrmanent way is receiving increased attention on the part of the arlminiatratious ot German and Belgian railways. The great Bochum and Krupp works arc to have made serious proposals to various Ger­ man railway companies on the subject, and metallic permanent way on the Hcrres and Battig system haa been laid down between Buyssinghcn and Hal, on the Belgian state railways. This section ia rather crowded with traffic, even ex­ press trains from Brnaaehi to Paris and Calais passing over it. We may, then, fairly assume that iron permanent way . will nt?w receive a fair trial upon the continent. But is not merely iron per maoent way which is now talked of. It is reported that Mount .Etna haa (Iven up smoking. Thu ia lavsbic. The removal of the daty oa qu nine ought to diminish the number ot it is generally a performance; it is rare­ ly an act of worship. Aud it is a serious question whether the interests of pure religion throughout the land would not be promoted by al-olishing music from all our churehra. If it is not to be aliolishrd, tlie sooner it is Christianized the better.—Sunday Afternoon. question. At the last Vassar College com­ mencement more than three-fourths xf the young ladira wore their hair banged. That was what might well be called a bang-up affair. A torso lady thinks it’s better to have the gaa jet turned low of a Sunday night when her beau's there. She wise­ ly believes that one “flame* in the room is enough at a time. A coeoxek's jury in Mancheator. En­ gland, returned a verdict recently, to the effect that a woman's death was caused by using dye to turn her dark hair yellow. This should teach ns to never say dye.— Chicago Commercial They who give only their poorer pow­ ers, and present only second-rate offer ings, in religious itervtoe, sin against their better knowledge. How fixed in the human soul is the conviction that Heaven doca not accept such ia seen in all the agonizing surrenders and tragic sacnficca of pagan faith. The insane deed of blood of which price that steel sleepun are now coming under consideration. By reducing the the Freeman child, in Pocaaact, Mau , thickness of steel sleepers a little, the waa the victim, waa a hU convulsion ExteaCT from a French Mayor’s re­ John Cockerill Company considers that of blind obedianea—aa utterly uncon­ it can supply steel iwrmaneut way upon trolled by the .-eiigion and spirit of port about an accident to a mule: “ The even cheaper terms Ilian iron permanent Jesua aa was the act of the poor Hindoo aforesaid mule, on the way from Bangcres to Z-------, while croaaing a bridge, way, so that it is not impossible that in Thia womanuved on the Ganges, near timid-by nature, made a slip and fall future we Khali have steel rails supported Banger island, and she had a pair of info a ravine, whose death was instanupon steel sleepers. The great advantage attending the beautiful twin babea. But one of them use of iron or steal permanent way is waa a girl, anil blind, and the benighted mixed, bal a little study will doubtless the saving which it will secure in the mother on that account supposa*! her­ straighten it out. One of our exchangee aaya: The wife important matter of labor. An iron self under * Gunge's" curse for some permanent wav may oast in the first in- offense she had done. of Mr. Nicholas Elbennan fell on the A fiiissionary’s wife found her lament­ sidewalk and : prained her ankle, with t.tance mare than one Iswcd on the olding, and heard the story of her grief. her baby in her arms, yesterday, 1 year The God must be appewied, the woman old, bnt the baby waa not hurt much said. He was certainly angry, or the except a bad scratch on the left cheek, cluidrrn would hare been both boys, about an inch from the eye, which it next. An iron permanent way ooee es­ and with good eyes. Bhc would have was lucky waa nut injured by the fall, aa the (site of the other eye was de­ tablished is clearly more durable, and if stroyed by a •tick poked into it by its it ia more durable the expenditure for brother several weeks since, 6 years old, labor and materials in connection with renewals will obviously be greatly re­ in play.* duced. In these days, when many a The following incident is related of struggling railway company is easting mother meditated doing. the venerable Di. Neabit, formerly I’naiA day or two later the lady called about for relief in one shape or other, dent of Dickinson College: “ It amazes such a Raving as this will no doubt be again. As liefore, the mother sat be­ very welcome.— Colliery Guardian side the little baskel-<- idle weeping — sermons; I am sick of the <1 nil, prosy but there was but one babe in the (England}.__________________ affair*,* said a lady in preacnee cf ‘Dr. cradle. It waa the blind girt The other had been d ro wned in the Ganges! Nesbit. " But it is no easy matter, my The Lyon County (Nev.) Times, The Christian lady waa horror struck good woman, to write sermons," sng- day most of her literary work waa done in. * At any time," she answered, “but I find my brain clearer in the early morning. I rise at 7 o'clock, walk in the grounds for half an hour, then write lor an hour; by that time 1 generally feel ready for a g< <«! hearty breakfast. Dur­ ing the day, if an opportunity occurs, or if I feel in the humor, I write, never longer thar an hour or two at the very most. I urn like a g-eat many people, and do not like to commence, although I have thought out my work before­ Land. However, I find when I set my­ self down to real work that my thoughts find vent, and my pen will not write fast enough." “Docs it not tire you?" “No, I never tire of writing. At one time when I first began, I did not know what I was going to say, but now 1 learn that, I like everything else, thoughts will be more completely expreaaod by having I one’s plan perfected beforehand." . " Can you foresee your itrongrai chaptors?" “I seem to know which they । will be, and find when 1 get into the story deeper that I am far more inter rated in my characters than any of my rvadern c«n ever be. For the time being I see them, hear them speak, ?nd note the manner in which they expires them aelvea. In fa*t, to me they are living, breathing jrmonagea. my familiar writing of the Indieroui mistaken at a recent school examination there, aays: Although the replica indicated a reason ably-lugh degree of proficiency among the scholars, some ludicrous mistaken were made: ^yiLLUM JONEN, “GohC silver and trout* To the qussUou, “How would yon, from New York to Baa Fraadsao water?* a boy in the same departmc breast. “Oh, it is that that breaks mv heart," she aasd. “The god must have tbs besL When I had a perfect one he would not take the other. Alaa, my boy, my boy P Why should so many who live ia thia land of light be shamed- not by th* deed -but by the droofiori of such cruel heathen belief ? L ader the gentle * It is better to dwell in a corner of a house-top than in a vide house with a brawling woman.'" * Do you mean me, air! " inquired the lady, quicky. “Oh, my good woman," was the roaponse, “you will never make a aennotiizer; you are too soon in yo«xr applications.” �THE NEW WILSON Boston Store was like < h-tobre tn Burry Co. ve SEwuGuemn ih« m > ti. mh GRAN!) RAPIDS I IVJSIOb Captain William Daniel. I wna pewit- abet her it MtMMA k«-»»< improving the nld horn placed in charge of Mr. Edwin IMf Batike 2 WILL SELL THEIR STOCK AT Mina, and is thoroughly familiar with gratefully iadebted. Thr dearont for James ClcvrUud s dwelling, coximuniratrd tlw-fire Io them. Mr. Ulevetand, Wife and four children were sleeping rhirh coarista of peraBeil atidea formed up stairs. Mr. 0. awakened first «ud the steamer, his little girl, ten yearn old. Jnmpiug oat af the window endeavored rliml>cd upon th« hind end bf the to |Mish the strainer off. but failing in thia, turned bU attention t« the rewire wagou uuolwrved by thr driver and of the family. Bai aa tbe lower porSU-p. or platforms about *> inehew giooo-y light. and baa ritx-e stated that Mt temporary, bet Ana!; which Utant- quantity of about 400 million mark* in while Mtll in motion. save bcn-clf ami fall. The wheel roll­ from Circulation, bet shall henceforth, shoulder. Strange to My. when the form apert'nf the circulating medium accident Irramr known, she was pick­ Now, thia declaration errlaiuly looks ed up still alive and insisted that the couhl walk to the bouse alone. Dr. Snell wax seat for immediately. Who tahdy tree, as Mr. Gawhe a. said in hi. i rd her right lung, which waa filled speech of June IS, that this wnvision what injured, it waa difficult toe lier to meat of*Mirer for Mnall transactiona. breathy Slie succeeded in throwing off the blowd. when she breathed easier, scarcity of fractional currency for pay­ and in spite of fata* and a handled proment of wages rim I for mu al I commerce, dicitioii. to the contrary, cou>mehc«d and nobody would have found fault apparently to get Iwtter. She declared with Ute Govern nwut if they had pro­ that the wagon in running over her, poned to increase its amount. Bnt thia didn’t hurt her the least bit, nor had question was not even touched by’ the Chancellor aud his adlatus ; ami if it ia Thr bruised mark of,thr wagon tire not only showe^plain across her breast, bat thalTlie revenueofiiccni have received showed thr same mark directly oppos­ an <ml.-r to reissue the thaler, which ite on her Imck. proving cooclasivcly they had gradually rolirrted for sale, it that the apace between the -wheel and looks as if Prince Bismarck would ground was not more than one inch. crown his roerrtsiou to protectionism by introducing n double standard. It bat being a remarkable healthy child, U. however, easy to show that this her lips were aa flexible aa spring steel. would liea blunder. Herr an- good The weight of the wagon, including the reasons to doubt whether the adoption four men, waa LSOO Iba. Had such a -v -------- 1.» —i—। a w|m. She has certainly it would have crushed him to death. incurred vet I luaww by tbe sale — ~~.A«arj by its drmoni- Just two years previous to that day the tisation, and still more by tbe circum­ same child hail a leg broken from die * stance that her ritiarns own large kick of a colt.-Hark. amounts of Austrian stocks. IkiixIa, and Another Wolf in Sheep’. (Nothing. er nded an equal distance-bring! ng the one slide to the other you are carried ' down. The sensations attending n first ’ descent are peculiar. There is the ex­ hilarating novelity of a new and strung.' experience coupled like the base chord iu niusie with a feeling of solicitude arising from a sense of ever present dangrr with a certainty that by care­ less blundering or loss of presence of mind, you would be rapidly huiried to kingtlom come, with the remorsciess cruelty that ever attends a conflict with the strong forces of . nature. Au ex­ cursion through the mine by a green one ia intensely exdting. Your progrem U through a darkness that may Im । felt, illumined only by your own tallow dip. Tbe dall th nd of drilling hammere in the darkness; tbe sharp click | of thn air drills “unsight-unaecnthe She ia person of free attraction, tir­ ing made of man's rib. I cbm' know why Adam wanted to fool awav hia ribs that way. bat I sup­ pose be waa not accuuutablr for all nc di.L three dugs and a shot gun. But aha pays you lawk Interest—by firing yoa a Iuhu - full of children to rrp you awake nlglita and smear molasM s candy over roar Sanday hat. Ih-sidea, a wife is a very convenient article arouud tlw bonac. yon cut yourself with a nixor, and yoa don’t frsl like blaming yourself. Woman ia the superior being in Maaaachuaitta. Then- about six thousand more of her sex than males in that StateThis accounts for the terrified, hunt­ ed down expression of |he single men who emigrate from the east. Woinnii • ns not creat.-d jwrfecL She had Irer faults—such aa false hair, false complexion, and so on. But she is a great deal l>cttcr than her neighlmr, and she knows it. She must have been a model wife, too, for it cost A dam nothing to keep her In elothra. Still I don't think site waa happy. She doaldu't g» to wwiug rimes ami air her iiiformstiou about every our she knew, nor excite the envy of other ladies l»v wearing her new winter bon­ net to church. Neither could she hang over the lack fence and gossip with her neigblx>r. All these blenscd privileges were de­ nied lier. Poor Eve! abe’a dead now. And tlie fashion she inaugurated is dead tno. If it hail n't l>rrn for the confounded snake perhaps I lie ladies of the present day would dress oa economically aa Eve did. Bat the only place where her primh live style is emulated is il certain por­ tions of Africa, wlu-rc the winnan con­ siders lierarlf in full dress when she has a jiostAge stamp on her forehead. What a lirautifuf example of simnli। eity of dress ia ahown aomr of the fol­ towers of fashion by that domestic an­ imal, thr cat, which rises in tlw morn­ ing. washes its face, pikes its tail three treUM-ndoiiA Jerks, audla already dressrd for thr day. Woman ia r-uowed with a trememlu out fund of knowledge, and a tongue to salt She haa the capacity for learning rrrrything she waa diviuely intended to know, ami a few extra item* bwIdes. Young ladies lake a good deal of stock obtained of 80 pounds to the square inch. One air drill with four men is girts that arrange irm. chair. f.w that tired w.unrii. and mured bull. adwUi with human arma st irk- building in the village is th. school ing gum. A woman may not lie able to sharpen a lead pencil, or bold an umbrella but she can j>srk more articles into a trunk than a man can into a our horn- wagon. Tbe happiest period of a womans lif; w«‘ THE “BOSS” OE ALL SEWING MACHINES, G. A. TRUMAN’S STORE, £ WISH TO CALL THE Attention of the Public i, New Stock ol Summer Goods! K 0 if x DRY GOODS, BOOTS I SHOES, NOTIONS. 0 IN STOCK AND NOW ARRIVING. >4 0 AS TO QUALITY TLrre u NO BETTER. «»a And For IMcra, WITH J p B h Taken in cxcliaugr, the same *a money CONFETE 5^ E» z p FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE BUTTER & EGGS for which we pay the bigbest a a x D 0 _ H THEME GOOD# HAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. Groceries, «fc<-. <'OJII’KTTnON I market price. c Ry fair, square dealing I expect a continuance of post favors, and solicit patronage from all parties who pay when they agree to. D. 0. GRFFITH BOSTON STOKE. IIISI08II i BROOKS.’ Proprietors Elevator, Always pay the highest marku» -’rice On and after August 15th, GRAINS I will sell goods for ready pay Kr-cda, Floor. Fred. IJnic.Sall. Plaster, Mtweeo, Hair and only. Hblnch-,. Inc) Sarei Ij Doiiu ritl Look out for low prices nsss tka G. A. TRUM. Farmers? Farmers? Why will you pay men for traveling around the coun­ try to sell you 'FA.ttML TOOU^, when you can come direct to Nashville and buy of H certain lev os oat of tbe bible. This is glaring nomwnsr. Woman may not lie able tn throw stoocs with force aud preciriuo. Imt JOSEPH M. WOOD Wool eeat by rail will be carded with And put the extra pay in your own pockets? Iba. oc more I will pay expram owe way. liallj A- Lake Huron R-iIhmmI. MY FARM WAGONS [th. Iln Uithe lawful J. W. POWLKS. : Buyable** for £fole« <31 leap! suu-I that thereietn FT CALL AND SEE MW CMRAP YOU CAN GET ri'uriwl near Engl. lUrler. nad aith-.u u—J 0mM> *s4 IMtoft. AM IlV—W to WHICH CONSISTS OF The HashriUe Carding Mills is waa sulMvquently are.eted. Barber claims that the wheat waa unlawfully iowiS'.’lTiI Ut~ s I’l-icea*! twenty-two. es stolen by him were found in his posacaston together with a baggy be had stolen on roaring th rm The Sheriff of Ionia eon replevincd by If ing tube- Th. WILSON MENDINC kinds of taxtlk. fabric. WITHOUT PATCHING. MnMsbed WILSON MWINC MACHINES And keep for sale Vaasor. with aa absoriwd look ia her eve. and her lijso moving, year may uuderatand at oucr that she U mcmoru ing a passage from Virgil. Hut pci hapa a closer inspection will band comes home late at night, and jells to her from Hie front door step to throw oat a handful of keyholes of difierent aisea. There ia aomc curiorily in fraaiuine nature. For instance, I knew a young Lady who cuold easily pass another one on the si reel without looking around to sec what she hail on. Poor thing! she waa blind. Om- of the worst IraluU a w get into is a riding habit. But it is not much wuree ------- , modern walking dress which ladies Chas. H. Hamilton, living near Mar­ tx t-i-r I ita. When the crosshall bad Lia loin struck by lightning, Saturday night, and thr shed* with all their emrtenta dentroysd. AU hia hay, wheat, corn, outs, nte, were burned. cs her train oo a fly. tially insured. * W’m. Hall, aged 18. was arrested Friday ia Clarence. Ire officers fr Marshall on a charge of home steal romptrord air drill U extensively used Reduced Is manufactured by the old and reliable WlLaox flawntu MxciifXK Co., silver were thrown into the nisrkrt, its j A lalmrer named Craig, of Graod price began to eiuk. The ex|H-rienccd j Rapids, waa fiMiud in a pool of waler, French Minister. Loon Say. took ad­ in the rear of the old Dutch church, on vantage of iL He bought M millions of Borrow Nkwb : Sunday. He ia aapposerl to have been drunk, fell from the l ail road track into Horanroa. Mich., Jrir fifi. *7fi. Berlin. Tin- indemnity wav paid much This date still finds me Ungcriry in Rev. Edward Barry, of Wyandotte. quicker than vu antii i|Mhd ; thustlx- tbe coppfr region. Since last writing cause which had kept the rate of ex­ you, have "dour" tbe copper mining dis­ change on .Germany at an artificial height disappear'd ; ami. s hilc yet the trict thoroughly for a tourist, and it haa proved a very pleasant aud instructive experience. There are employed iu and about the consolidated Chiumet and Heels mines ftattoxs. until every Cleveland rd in getting her out, but she,and two Um steps come together there iaaalight •f the children expired after unutter­ able sufferings the 1ollowiug./.lay. Gorilnc I-ike seems to lr f»lnl with cagiving time to step from one platform of them all. Th. and thus by alternate changing from | fit.OW without any a blast; the frequent ennon-like roar of the powder explosions; the continual rumble of “skip" care up and down hoisting shafts; tbe eat-likeascent aud descent of miners flitting past you. up and down ladders, combine to produce an impression of an infernal pandemo­ nium that must t« experienced, not de­ scribed. The experience was to me precian-d by 13 per cent. Hut. even if ono of the richest of a life-time. And now it’s the Baptist Church at we accept the jlecewsity ortho adviaaYesterday I visited L'Anse at the hility of tbe measure, grave faults were Galesburg that haa trouble. They wanthead of Keweenaw Bay, a pleasant litcommH«e,l in carrying it out. a preacher, and having heard that Rev. The great difficulty in pacing from tie village, owing its importance to be­ one carreurv to another ia that of de­ ing thr present tenuinus of the Mar­ termining the proportion from which tirst-clami talker of religion, and owt of to start. Now. the Government at first a |.J», they hirvwl him. Things went quette, Houghton fic Ontonagon Rail­ simplyintruderl to iasne new gold coins, smoothly fora short time. Caswell1 road. Just now I am “waiting, only tu In- taken by all levenac officers nt a waiting." and although the sky is not certain value, which w as an no account waa a smart preacher—a very smart pleasant, and the wind not fair, I am to be.dimi iiriird. Init mighi l>r raised if man, tbe church decided, unanimously. Iwiund for fresher waters and steam­ But somehow smart meu will get into end market. This was perfectly ra­ boats new. Respectfully Yours, tional: tbe public sure not to lose, H.J. Maktix. would willingly have a<-crptrd thr new with his young wife, n very prepossess­ coins while.,with any rise in the price of ing young woman. DctUaps a trifle too MICHIGA.’t SEWS. gold, they as 'well oa thr Government giddy for a minister’s wife, but just would make a profit. Instead of adopt­ Edward Kelley, the man shot in an ing thia plan, tlw leaders of the major­ tight to take the Inul al church socials, ity induced thq Gorrrumrnt to declare festivals, etc. “Just a perfect daisy” affray at a notorious bole in Kalamaxoo, at oner fug thr gold standard, but to the young men Raid. But the other day kept by J. Mohr, July S3nd, died on the ■ introduce provisionally the doable a -letter came to tbe dcaeona of* tbe 4th inst. A little S-rear old son of D. Weeks, atamlard with thr proportion of 1:131; church which contained a revelation a farmer living near Battle Creek, waa without cut-«idriiug that the im;x-ud ing demouetixution of silver was sure that barat upon them like a thunder­ drowned in a watering trough ou the to alter that proportion in the general bolt. It was from the wife of said Rev. tnditnL mark-1 to the duvulvantage of silver. A man named Sall I ran, employed on a»d that with a double mam lard every- J. C. (’aawcll. of Batavia. N. Y„ and the farm of Mr. Calahan, near Bay City, laxly pny» «bc cheeper metal, while stated th.it be had left hia wife and lit­ fell from a straw slack on the fid and tbe money -dealers take advantage of tle infant child in destitute circam- waa killed. that difference by buying up in thr sisnera, and cloned with a young lady The Deacons then re­ Sixty cottager and one hundred tents Ivuue maiket tbe l-rttrr metal with the of that place. membered that there were several sus- , have la-cn erected at the Petoskey camp picimm things connected with his min­ meeting grounds and the camp services Baumbcrgrr. trier! to refute argumculs istry therej that several times he had arc finely attended. like these by maiutritiiug that the pay­ been to Kalamazoo with unmarried The tramp who “buys" farms and ment of the French indemnity would lives sumptuously while he is waiting for years keep tlie rate of cxrliangr at for the mail to bring tbe earii on hia a height advantageous for Germany. drafts, ia looae in southern Michigan. Bat hr overlook,-d the eircumatancc and that the call waa a vrnr loud anti that, with thr imprnding change in Ira Congdon, a mill hand employed at urgent owe. He left with his giddr girl Morris it Stebbins* mill, near Hart, waa to coin silver, whihgolJ was not yet for parts unknown, and theouly things instantly killed on the 1st by being eeUnd; thus rvstricUng the circulating l»e left lichind for hia parish ion era to caught by tbe belting and drawn over reini m1» r him hr, were a r.nmlu-r of the shafting. blits on Germany. As soon, oat-erotung dcvelopnierts in tbe pbysYes. Grand I>edge ia becoming naite aa, By thr transformation of ioctKMniea of a nnmlwr of hitherto re­ spectable “ewe lambs" and numerous unpaid debts, aU of which go to show ramp II. u Grreatly tbe frithfnl wife did. wad- Losing her bal- at the arm pit, paaring dkignaliy across i �HEE THE DRUGGISTS, PRESCRIPTIONS, new Meat M-Vkrt MitWlrrUh rr Dmil forget thr Hartinga Procera Flour at thr feed Mom driving bor--. ow U*l Vt«k. .Worn Wolf ,rf Maple Gro. v ba- n JT‘ A fin3 line of Dye Stuff*. — afiditioua. low, at Bolar Bros.' Will. DaX cfaima W haabtfaof Diehl Ayer's, Grr~i‘. JUST ARRIVED Deal fair aud square with everyone. Kuztoosi, Dkmzkay A Co. Ou Monday afternoon Dean Mixrah- Chariotte to-day A Good Firzitr can attend to. now During tb* hot arara b the appro Jacob Purkey baa. with the aid of B. • Tbe Chriatian Sabbath school are u> letter, living np ia Woodlaud, but mean nee* like froth in a milk pail will - - - • - l— .—I—— tkJ »----' i 1 \ On Wednesday Charley went stated him, and Linklrtrer thought Batorday’s Lightning, heavy thunderstorm visited this were lying upon their aide, had their upwards, badly burned ; their lied took fire and had it not baen that Mr. G had fatally burned, but aa it is tb^y will probably recover, although one may killed ; a Mr. Ford of East Hastings, a home ; and Tbomaa Kelley’s boose in Rutland waa struck, tbe bolt demoliahon tbe door, two of his children receiv­ ing a narrow escape from being struck. ous to mention, were atnirk. That Village Printing Jobbery. The Nashville correspondent of the tbe Tillage printing as follows: “Strong over tbe village printing. We never looked at thr matter until recently. According to the beat information we bosiiilable welcome—a welcome that thr most peunnoos hard-shell living, could not receive without believing that there waa really something in this ay ria. who so easily carried off thr arc- the country, when he will adopt tbe cash spot system a •>! sell good* so low the Hastings and Charlotte firms will lie compelled to suspend business he baa been grievously afflicted with for many months past. Mr. Nichols was born in St. Andrews Co., Can., in 1HJA, but sabaequently redded in St. there in ifO4 to Mias Deal* Bigelow, the piceent widow. In 1X40 they came West to seek a home iu Michigan, land­ ing at Marshall, but staid only a short time when they moved into Eaton Co. After a residence of three yenrs in thia Dell Fitch of this town was the lucky one at the harvest dance iu your village There is a great complaint of the wells all going dry. Mr. Tomlinson b engaged in digging a well for Mr. Reear who b Ixrond to have water if he has to tap the river Nile. A sisU*r of Mr. Showalter lias been visiting her brother for tbe past two weeks, lait on Saturday last returned to her home in Angola. Ind., taking with her Mias laalwlla Showalter, who goes for a short visit. ’ Diphtheria continues in the cast part of thia town. Mr. T. N. Bradley lost another child on tbe 31 st ult., aud the widow Odell lost a child on tbe Sind. Many others are seriously ill with it, and tbe Diet, school b closed in conse­ quence. Eli Wells can show' the beat speci­ men of sweet corn to Ixl found any­ where, in a small field of Colorado sweet com. It b without dnubt the tn<Mrt prolific com raised, there being from two to four well formed cars on a stalk, and from 8 to 4 keroch planted. Mr. Nichols was reckoned a good citi­ zen for twenty years, having tilled aeycral positions of public trust. From Ionia he returned to Charlotte, residing there four years, filling the offices of deputy sheriff, coroner, etc. On the and make them l.old them lightly. It first day of Oetobrr, IS®, lw moved his ia hard on the boys, but not a girl haa family to Nadivillc, and a short time afterward opened u store, and put down been hit yet. the first sidewalk ever laid in Nash­ Hank Heath aud Fritz I^ntx had n ville. (at that time numbering less than niuunderstandiug on Monday evening. 300 population), which indicates that lus, Hank agreed to trade hia (»ockel knife for two cigars, but when Fritz handed was one of Nashville's earliest settlers, and haa ever been a straight-forward him the box be took three. This imbusiness man and a good citixen. The tn rd lately led to a fracas, in which Last week Othello Bailey, ’of Battle funeral services were conducted at the Heath got quite l»adly pounded over Creek, came and got bis mother who residence Monday forenoon, by Elders tbe head with a stick of wood, and was Holler aud Harder, and attended bv a has been visiting friends iu this town glad to cry quits. during the summer. By making a cot large number of j»c«»plc. All the chilin a carriage the gtxxl old lady was ten­ Our young friend, E. It. White, as­ sumed his position of head clerk at tbe home in California was so far distant derly conveyed to her sons, where, wi t h­ long brick on Monday. The man tnat that it was impossible for him to ar­ OUt doubt, she will soon pass away, leaving mau]|frieuds tp mourn her lose. rive in season. yReport: Charles and Burner Shutcr a good article of merchandise, or wraptbe girls that congregate tbero have found a new way to |>rolr<-t themselves trotn lightning when a thunder storm And now Thedr. Downing, believing that Doc. la not the smartest man in ring, puls in his “gib" in regard to the village printing jobbery. JU stales that «liat Doc. Bays ia true, ax become* the bell-weather of tbe ring to do ; and Strong received WOODLAND ITEM*. taiaed if tlx y had allowed Strong to i.___ BomiCBros. little town of unpretending do the printing, a point denied by Dr. Mr. Phillip Wooden takes possession lias so worked her way up. Young, awl knocks the staffing out of ot our hotel in a few weeks. Tbede's old hobby—that be champions Mr. K. lias gone to Carlton with hia Tb.de., we think 7-minute trotter to carry off the laurels. tit to (*ut this state- We wish him success. Everything la quiet. Farmers are We presume the next busy threshing and preparing their teaches a back on it. ground for fall sowing. class in Sunday acboolr edits an inde­ tiling Thedr. docs will be to humbly Woodland ia the banner town thia acknowldge that tbe reason why tbs WALL PAPERS and BORDERS. WINDOW SHADER, CURTAINS, (NJRDR. AND FIXTURES. School, MiacrlbuMous and Blank IkxAs. Slates, Stationery aud Lrgal Blanks. Day Books. Ledgers, Ac. Good Books for the Home Circle. Fine American and Foreign Watches. Cash, or note on one year’s time, with interest at ten per cent. Goods, Boots and Respectfully, Every Waifon Don’t let anyone bnt the most skilled workman set your Wagon Tires for they may s(x.il your a heels, as more wheel or* niiiwd liy poor tire setting than auy other way. At E. Cook’s Ply Paper Cobalt. Lightning killer for flico, low at Boise Boos’. I will open a Select School in Nash­ ville, Sept. S;b, for a term of IS weeks. BOIMK BROTHER*. Warranted as below We warrant Buchanan Wagon No. ,of our manufacture, for one year, to be of good seasoned timber, and ICell made. Any breakage from any defect in materials or workmanship, except seaisprings, to be made good free of cost to the purchaser. B UCHANAN WAG ON CO., a C. WOLCOTT. NEW STORE! ’ NEW GOODS! —M--CO TO THE KEW STORE OF WILSON & HOWE, (Oppomto the Walcott House.) lion w ill be given to thr theory and art of teaching, aa well as all branches re­ quired foe a first grade certificate. For terms and full partirnIans ad­ dress C. N. Yocxu, ___________ Nashville, Mich. Every afternoon aud evening. First door north of Wolcott's hardware. Socials, festivals and families supplied on abort notice and at reasonable rates. _________Obo. W. Fbaxcis. tT" Don't forget that our Woven Wire Mattress at «7J0 is the double weave and tbe beat Mat tress nianufactuml. Warranted for ten years. No single weave inferior article will stand the test. Kkllooo, Dkmarac A Co. • . -FOR----- -A-L.L. WHO 'VV-A.^iT WAGONS GROCERIES, 003002010001310102013048 As never again wii you get the chance of buying -•w Croekery, Gtaoawarr, BOOTS AND SHOES, ISotionn, Ktc., a first-class Wagon for $50. Tazltra I'p. IF YOU WANT Came into my enclosure in May last, a nil yearling steer. Tbe owner can DRILLS and CULTIVATORS You deserve to suffer, anil if yoa lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life In this world, it is entirely your own fault and there is onlv one rxrasc for you.—your unrraMinaUe prejudice and skepticism. ■ which has killed llniusauiU. Personal knowledge and common seune reason­ ing will soon show you that Green's August Flower will care you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects, such asaiek headache, SI pi tai ion of the heart, soar stomach. tntual coativeoeos, dizziness of the the Western Coutipent ami not a drug_i_* •— —n» _• ,£yO<lCTful plu Bottle for 10 eta. Threw doses ' rt!l relieve yon. Sold by Botqr Biroa. on Saturday last. The former accom­ panied by Miss Alice Jenks and the lat­ ter by Mb* Edith Spencer. Good luck happy, and may bear and forbear re­ Some miscreants entered Unde Dan. main continually with you, aud may­ Palmatrer'a yard last Sunday evening, well, wo wish you Joy. and tore up and stacked hia melon A farmer not a thousand miles from “One reaaou not explained by ed waa.under no obligation to pay vines. The vines were in a healthful Doekthat the Downing & Olds ring here played a nice Joke on himself a condition, ami Undo Dan. derives Strong legal rates after hia proposed will give, for not accepting your offer throe mouths donation expired, but thr much comfort and considerable reve­ fur doing the village printing for nothnue from them, and the scamp who itfg. is, that we are not paupers, aud committed the depreciation is mean depend on no (>rr>M>n or twraona to keep not get on tbe stacks and pul it in the us from the (xjor bouse. tbe village printing. but be never enough to smoke plug tobacco at a We ore under a thousand obligations forgot the load ot wheat, and not until wedding. to the great “apostle of pare, uuadul- a couple of days after the machine had 0. IL Perry, a traveling man, and far flueyears weroabout one half legal gone did be discover the oversight. egraph, visited.Nashville last week and meat, because it positively acknowlmore than All Complete with Top-Box, WhifHetrees,. NecK-yoke and Steel Spring Seat, SURGICAL INNTBUMKffTS, SHOULDER BRAOtt, TRUSSES. Hiri’PDR-ry, Ac. FINE FEWFU.MF..’*. TOILET AltTIULES. COMRS, BRUSHES. SOAPK Ac’ Ti That Village Printing Jobbery. peditious and artistic maaner. baa got to have his hair combed before three o'clock in the morning, and then he eeiring Gkiffitii, Mr. Aaron Hartwell, of Saline, father Evrev one who haa an account, ia re­ of Frank Hartwell, accompanied by hia quested to call and settle their account daughter, ia visiting ia this section. bv note or otherwise within 30 days. July 11th, 1M7». . Ecosn Cook. Ob Friday night of last week aorue nicely ligated, and although It is Dot aa doctoring With Nack pepper, ami that big aa a mountain, it shows evidences (mature, rode it to D. Fitch's, turned it hia Brat patient lira at the point of of scientific farming, every field being loose and left it. / well enriched and tilled, and entirely J. Tomlin cut A social party, couabting of dancing but instead of with a walk through a healthy field of I>pen» Hoaae, thia Saturday evening. com, atapding far above our reach aud already heavy with well-filled ears of .8tocking.DaMilton Griffin.’formerly a resident of core. Jnst across the rood we noticed vb and J. J. Reynold* )cft for Allegau Maple Grove, last week at Hickory another field of com, which, although Co., tbe two foriwer^on a bmdneaa trip Comers, deported this life, at the ripe planted and up, any ahead of Mr. and the latter. old age of eighty-four. . Chuk's, waa small, aickly-looking, and A. M. Daugherty had another attack hail hardly commcucoii "silking mU." session a sugar bowl and pewter plate S»f hemorrhage of tbe lungs on Munday. Ita owner waa a different kind of a farm­ once belonging to her grand-mother, er than Mr. Clark. Mr. Clark's stock, tiie articles now over one hundred years now able to.be oat, oeraaioually. too, were , fat, and even looked happy, On Wednesday afternoon George although they worked hard, and James Wells had 3® bualirla of clean Zusch nitt bld hia many friends good- brought in rich returns, and they did It Iwcausc tbclr master ia Dot afraid of corn ground. Ami J. Showalter bad wardrolw and started for Kansas. feeding them. 147 bushels from 4 acres of summer fallow. Death of an Old Citizen. ahall on Tuesday morning, where be Mr. Ehret has sold hia fanu to Mr. R. enUbvd into a life-partnership with Mr. A. P. Nichols departed this life G. Crum of Battle Creek, taking in exMrs. Sarah Kincaid, an intelligent and at bis residence in this village, last Saturday evening, from chronic ant, Isabella Co. Mr. Cram will take infiamation of the stomach, a disease lightning doing much damage. Over in our 4th of July foot race, is entered ia south-cast Baltimore the bouae of H. for the foot race to come off al Char­ Garrett wna struck, the lightning com- lotte to-day. Next week G. A. Truman will receive Two children, aged respectively four pnl' of the finest stocks of general mer- CT All the Luteol Style, of FurniKx ixooo, Dkmakat A C Co. o. G. W. Slater haa, without doubt, the Shihdfa Medirm. x. Dye Stuffs! Dye Stuff! I Fresh Goods and Liw Prices. Respectfully Tours, WILSON A HOWE. JHE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE CHARLES C. WOLCOTT, la full to overflowing with SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, 8PICES, Old Mammoth Hardware, CANNED COODS, And in fact a full line of STIFLE IND FANCY GROCERIES! At price* to suit tbe majority. ------ 4uT------ Crock’ry & Glassuxirc JJARVEST quality I can, and will, d.» -AND Till is in my line Ix-fore making you •hn-M-s and I will do you good. I THENKHVILLEREWS HOT SUMMER MONTHS! NEAT LITTLE MEAT MARKET, ABE UPON US, AND THE FARMERS ARE HASHVILLE, MICHIGAN. Too Busy to Come to Town anpidy of al! kind* of FrrUi and Sall Meata, inclmlinr Bolognaa, Dried Beef, Frrah aud Salt Fish. Give me a trial and bv good GomU, lew prim and fair dealing I will en- ------- BUT THEY------ITT AB kind* of Produce. Hidre and MUST HAVE ring stack its Loud* into the village Youre Rro(>cctf uRy, CHAS. W. SMITH. Locals that ARE Locals! the exclusive benefit of tbe “creataro,* reaalts that follow Thera la no doubt but list wlwu it comes to editing a paper term that is applied to beasts a ilb their time rubbing him down with “buck greaas,’* that he may be ia a condition to beat the cluunpion 3-lcgged racer io tbe country. • acknowledge tbe trick you accuse us of allowed ourself to nrgo- Uncle Killen, aud than, like Sampson OLD PIONEER STORE SPRING MILLINERY from the building of G. R. Trabert to that of R. W. Hhrincr, and Geo. Gish haa moved his fi-ccnt counter into Mr. Trabert’s building. ’ last Sunday, sitting in a rocking chair. Millinery and Fancy Goods! on, the infant striking on ite head and veracity and the God-given privilege of thinking for himself, ra wo have lately found A. W. Okb to be. KTR0U Davis Sewing Machines! Latest Styles & Patterns HAMTIX4H BBB. J-JENE1 ROE, Tuesday/ tire Christian Chunk of this village last —MH- -A.T BOTTOM BRICES. intimate with Mr. J. V. Lout Saturday Mr*. D. packed up her things, pul them in a trank and left her kind, chriMian Draws Making, Cutting axtd .FIi- Pkopbiktok Ri'sprctfidly, MEAT MARKET. THE WTEW VIENNA BAKERY JOHN BERNER. f'reth anti Salt Meats Eamii 8taMm, KELLOGG, DEMARAY & Co. I Cramtai y rraum far V«a»M ■wbr *• wafa«< a Lara, by ths lb. or barrel, there ought tu U- but one 1 COFF DEMARAY & CO. �There was VMk*B DW Grandfather IJckahiugie started up marked: Detroit ou a bridal tour within vent, take the black vei] and never more boho Id tbe sun. 14 is rej>orted that boulders may be One of them raised the doth, I knew broken ap by drilling a deep hole in the rock at the proper point, and then fit into tbe lower portion of the bole a cylindrical ingot of lead of correspond- , " No, I didn’t! My affections were wasted long ago on one who never re­ turned my. love." And my fast-fading idol sighed heavily. They had now covered my face again, and were stand­ ing within a few feet of where I lay. , “ About how long ago,Mis* Muffins?" asked Howard. “ Ob I about a year or so," with an­ other sigh. • About the time I went myf inter­ rupted the cautious Howard, coughing a little. * Well, yen, about that length of time," It is about thia expression. "Mare roni," I wish to write whail have found out by asking questions and reading in length rupture the rock. Faun manure produrea but |iUl« effeet when applied to crops, but when it is well rotted it then contains much valuable soluble matter, abeorbalile by plants. In fresh manure the most im­ portant constilurnt of its soluble porlion is potash, and it eontaius bat small pronortionsc^ammouiaandphoephoric acid. Rotten manure, on the contrary, yields to tbe solvent action of water large amounts of nitrog<n and pho*­ phoric acid. Thk health ahd comfort of horaes have of late year* been greatly improved by the belter construction of stablca. 1hey ore mai'e more roomy and lofty, and provided with means of thorough ventilation. In many new stable* lofts are done away with, or the floor of the loft ia kept well above horses' head*, and ample aliafta arc introduced to con­ vey awsy foul air. By perforated brick* and grating* under the mangers, and elsewhere around the walls, and only by window* and ventilators, abundance of pure air is secured for the- boraes; while being introduced in moderate amount, and from various directions, it, cornea iu without draught Too much I "Now, see here —Pris-Pris-cilla—ob I let me call yon by that meltKliou* name. tatur. To > »UULI .apply I Hoc here I I always loved you; Dot for V i your beauty, God known, but for your «l artleaanc**; 'pon my sonl I did, and 1 when animals are stabled only St night. would have proposed to you only I a minmum of l.»B cubic feel"should lie heard you were engaged to the chap I । "Oh! MruHoward!" said Mrs.Smith that was io be, giving a little aqneaL " Don3 Mr. Howard me. If you re­ turn my affection you must eall me by some pet name*. Call me Harry —call me Lovey—but for Heaven's sake don't Mr. Howard me, my own PnamUa!" said Howard, in a quavering voice. Thon I beard a movement of feet, ac­ companied by a load lip explosion. Musca I how mad I got! I tried to kick or grate rug tooth, but the devil * kick or s grate could I raise. I was obliged to gnu and bear it Bear it 1 had to; but grin 1 couldn't Boon my company left, rand I was again entertained by my own pleasant tboughta, until I again felt the cloth gently removed from my face. A soft, warm palm was laid on my fun-head. J I | , ! | । ! | , feet, with a ground ares of fully ninety square fret jwr horse; and the best bunting and carriage horse-stables have more room.—Journal of Chrmulry. 8 m* tx groups of trees and abrulm may be rendered very effective if due care ia taken in planting them. Have a care that the general effect will I hi a good <>je, and to this end lot the trees forming a group be of one general character. Thus, if conical trees lie distributed equally or injudiciously over the ground* along with roundi hooded trees thsy will produce great aameiicaa; but if conical trees prevail ,n one place, druoptag or weeping trees in .-,,,.1.^ ------- .„ . third, and low-spreading varieties oc­ cupy anotlu-i aide, many distinct char­ acters will be produred, anti this will t>e much more interesting to the be­ holder than one esintinuona group of mixed tre-ce of ranona habits. The same general rules apply with equal | force to ornamental shrubs. In plant| mg single trees care should be L.ul to proper soil; they should always lie planted m prepared soil raised n heaps a foot or more alxive the general sueface, so that after a year or two, when the earth settles, an it will to a certain degree, the tree may stand on a little hillock. The irecs. liefore planting, should be ten or twelve feel in height, with trunks three or four inchan in diameter at the surface of the ground. "Oh ! dear, yes, sure*v. I hope it may turn out a fine day, for I want to enjoy the ride to the cemetery." I then lost eon*cionanrss, and the next I beard were the grating voices of 1‘nscilla. my fiancee, aud her mother Apparently they were brushing,dusting and giving the room a general slicking up before tbe funeral. HOI SETIOLI) ECONORT. "Is Howard to lieoneof tbe poll-lxwrI cr*?“ naked the voice of my mothsr-inlaw that might have been. "He would lie, gladly, but he hxirn'l a : Chop cold lioilcd potatoes very fine; 1 »tut of black clothes," said my sweetest. ail<l enough minced raw omon to season, i “Why, Pnamlla! my child, don't you and [>our over a good salad dressing. CATCUIXO WOSQt :TOF.H. remember Smith's black broadcloth; the j suit is brand uew. I know it will fit i Nail a small cup, like the cover ot a What the deuce ails me ? Where am Howard. Cell him in—he's sitting io blacking lxjx. on tbe end ot a broom­ I. anyhowT Wherever 1 am, spring* the kitchen—and let him try them on.” stick and fill it will: a small quantity ot and mattresses must lx> scarce, for 1 | Now, this black suil waa a |«rticul*r kerosene; then hold it under the mos­ know 1 am Lid on some mighty hard favorite ot mine, a perfect fit, that set quito on the ceiling, or press it up substance. Wonder if it is on a dis­ my person off to great ail vantage, and it quickly so as to cover him, and the secting board? Wonder if I’m dead? made my blood boil to hear them talk I I feel mighty like it Maybe I am so coolly of transferring it to my rival, I stretched out ready for the doctors to to be worn at my funeral. I was getting I ' very mail now. I felt the crisis was near, These were my first thoughts, very | an<l that I should either die or explode ' chcenng, indeed, as I became ccusaoui. if they meddled with my black amt. | I could neither speak nor move; but I Priscilla took it down from the peg—1 Grease the top of the head and under soon h-arue-d that I could hear. knew it, for I hrenl the buckles jingle 1 each wing with an ointment of mer­ A door opened, footsteps approached. — and mode for the door. I tried to | curial ointment, two parts; lard three I felt a cloth removed from my face, shake my fiat, and yell at'her, but all in I [■art*; crude petroleum. one part. Ap­ and a voice, which I recognized as that vain, and there I lay, outwardly calm as ply in half tr it cd stale. of my intended father-in-law, raid; a lamb, my inward* boiling with wrath. ! “He hasn’t changed much," and hia It was loo much! The deepest trance companion, whose voice I recognize*! aa could not hare hold ou| againsi that , Sowerby'a, the undertaker, said lightly . auit ; with a powerful effort I sprung I “There's just>here youare miztaken, j up and bow'od. Priscilla dropped my ■ Mr. Muffins; he looks a cuased sight: clothe*, her mother the duster, and both | Iwttcr dead than alive, but bow dore' Priscilla feel about it? Take on much. shot rabbit*. With dfficnliy I managed Attar of roses, 3 drama; attar of ber­ to get y m clot hex and had just goti n >-ide “Oh! no just enough to appear well," my jianta when Mrs. Mnffimi and her gamot (fresh),«drams; attar of bmon aaid the father of my affianced, with a daughter, headed by tbe undertaker, (fresh), 2 drams; extract of musk (sim­ chuckle. "She never cared much for peered in at the door; a motley company ple), 2 ounces; extract ot oms root. 8 Smith; 'twaa hia stamps that she fan­ of women and amntty-faced children ounces: cologne spirits. 8 pinta; rose­ cied. My Priscilla is a practical girl aud stood in their rear. Buch scared-looking water, 1 pint. Mix tbe oils and extracts went in for hia dimes, his carriage and owl* ; < nougli to amuse a dead man. So with the spirits; then add the rose­ greys, although at the some time 1 must I laughed. It waa not very becoming; water; shake well, and, after standing a own alio waa spooney on liold-pated bnt I laughed • peal after peal till my few days, filter through paper. This ia Howard, too artist, but he's poor m sidoa began to *chc. Then the under­ a very fine toilet water, but it ia rather Job's turkey, as the saying is.” taker ventured near me, raying, rather 2»nrive. It can bo diluted with a "Well, she can have him now for all dubkmaly: xture of throe parts cologne spirits thia poor cum, can't the?" aaid Sowcrbv, “Ho jou are not dead yet, Mr. to one of water, ana still have the true beau ng a tattoo with hie digits on my '• Well, no. not exactly; sorry to dis­ appoint my friends about the funeral, "Ob! that's all right. Too ess, my Pnsoll. is a sensible girt. Before she promined Io marry him she had him make hia will in her favor. Poor Smith was rather sappy, yoa know; had noth- dMcedly boendy, tadneka barn door of s mouth, always open." "Weil." said the cheerful voire of tbe undertaker, "his mouth is shut tight inougb now, I reckon; hell ttever open it in this wortd again. I reckon hi. im mortal port ia now with tbe angeta Aud my mortal part is also with the wm I tried to shat mv fist, but the devil • dead, dear My heart seemed withered shat waa to it. I could do nothing but aud broken to sco you lying so cold and listen. He then began to measure me white. I we,4 bitterly over your poor, ’ furssyeoffin. I had beard that under angebc fare, my darting." lake: s whialMjoy fully when J hey ^got '■ Ob, yes, you lid. I breed you sod joke on the craft; but fcvSbyitetmdly Howard tak.- on at a furious rate. It struck up tbe sir "Pull Down the .In England, during the reign of Queen Elisabeth, most of the dandified as Dr. Mileham and J. T. Mann won going to Eagle creek from Williams­ town, they saw a huge snake lying across tb«> road. The doctor drove over it to crush it, but did not succeed in doing no; apd the serpent wound itaslf around father. “1-1'11 tell you about 'em. minute* You see Polouiua’sou, Charley -I think his name waa Charley—was going to Europe on. a liltle uplarge Charley bad engaged passage bn a Canard *1 earner, TP. ooplnrior MtoU*. Tk. widow the hired |£OBERTK Jk HUTl HlfflR, ’cause ifa Ma. WiMox, of Butler county, Ky., But history says Cromwell came from had a fearful and rucccsaful fight with Huntingdon; and I thin,k he was not a largo snake a few days ago. Mr. Wil­ tbe kind of a man to wear feathers and son was working on a place of new brag of them. He was stout, red-faced, ground when I lie serpent sprang upon and rather rough; not slim and foppish. him and coiled about him. Mr. Wilson In Sheridan's play, "The School for was at first almost parolyxed, but in a Scandal." are these lines: , moment regained his composure suf­ ficiently to grasp the enemy by ita neck and choke it until it was forced to let go. He then took a hoe ahd killed him. The snake measured six feet five I inches in length, and was two and three-fourths inches in diameter in the largest part of its body. Turns ia a species of stinging their game spirit*' Bo/itaeems, they scorpion found m the river bottoms of could fight well, besides dressing well. Western Texan. Immediately after the Another author Bays: “A hundred birth of her young, the female places years ago, the slang tor a certain sort them in a baaket-ahaped receptacle on •f fop waa ‘macaroni.' He was distin­ her back, where they at once attach guished chiefly by the strange way in attach them* elves and begin sucking her blood. Of course, the mother soon j in hi, i^a.succumbs to thia uufilial treatment and Tl,“ k"'1 ■“ »"a begins to droop. The young once are .1 by this time sufficiently nourished to .. -v . “*, demand more substantial food, and they kill their mother and devour her. *”2™, Should one of the young ones become detached from the living nest, it u al although that also once killed and feasted upon by the SL Nicholaa. mother. Thus it seems that, while the female willingly sacrifice* her life to her offspring, yet she docn not hesitate to kill them should they be so devoid , TOn!lg i there. I victim_______ _ . p’re^ntly thS’fly alighU-d"^”the walkcj up the bridge "As my sons were going to plow they heard a noise near the roadside, and, on looking, they saw a large king snake coiled aronnd a heavy copperhead snake, with the head of the veno­ aud down, and settled for a moment <>u mous reptile m hrs mouth. One j the tip end. The sleeper never moved of the boys got a forked stick and car­ a finger. The fly Went over the old ried the serpent to the bouse, about .300 rood, duvu into the rorucr of the left yards distant, but tbe king snake did eye, galloped over to the right, and not unloose the bold upon the head of came down to I he grand stand on the ■lead run, but the alee|>cr slept on. Il l>egan to kpjM-ar tliai he was u*«xl to flies, aud so the game was cluiuged. By sticking a pin through oue of these toys down. Curious to sec how they would you Tan make quite a bee of it, the pin make it, and fearing the copjw-rhead being, the stinger. would get away, I had a fork run When the “bee” descended on the through rta body and fastened to the stranger's uo«c everybody cxjwctod to ground. Now it looked as if the king set- a sudden s’art. bnt it did not come. snake had sucked everything out of the After a jab at the tip end the ''l>ee” copperhead's body. After dark, by the crawled along up, waiting for develop-, light of a lamp, we saw that the king mente and getting in an occasional snake had uncoiled and was fast swal­ sting, but not even a sigh e«ca;>cd the lowing the other. At the expiration ot sleeper. The young man with the in­ half an houi we took out the fork, and sect waa getting tired when the stranger the king snake started off with ita prey. lazily opened his eyes, slowly n*r up We put in the fork sgain, and then from hi* chair, and coolly remarked: ' “Now. then, if you have got through fooling with my nos^ I’ll fool with your* for awhile! " " Il isn't likely that fuirticnlar young mau will ever dangle artificial flic* any , more. Ho was doubled up. straight- । cued out. choked,mopped, and slammed mo thoroughly tliat hia appetite will run , While all hands were gathering berries . to ehicken broth and arniea for omi days to come. When the crclonc hail the dog wandered off into the thicket, • and was Boon heard barking. Oue of the men burned to the spot aud raw ' the dog with a big rattlesnake in hia i mouth, shaking it fiercely. He seized a stick, and, taking a few steps forward, was startled by a loud rattling noise a few yards to his right. Giving n glance m that direction, he saw acute* of rattiosnakea eoiled and sounding their rrt- I Lake George Rattlesnake*. I One denizen of thia region cannot be i spoken of without a degree of respect he liad tied to his belt, and blew it to call together the rest of the party. Soon combined with aversion. It ia the rat­ They armed tlesnake. He flies the haunts of men, three other men arrived. themselves will: sticks, and. monng and is gradually disappearing from that vicinage; but, like inferior races of man. cautiously to within reaching distance, which, liefore they altogether vanish liegnn the battle. When it was over the thirty-eight dead liefore an advancing anhxaticn. cling victors counted desperately to a few strongholds, to snakes, measuring from two and ft half this reptile vet retains certain portions to five feet in length, and some having around the lake, which are infested in aa many as twenty rattles. a way that demands caution on the part of the tourist. It is not uncommon to sec these snakes swimming in the lake, passing from cove to cove or isle to isle. Leaning over the boat one calm day, I saw one swimming under tbe stern. Ho raised hia hood when be saw me, and the expression of his face waa neither amiable nor assuring aa he darted hia bead spitefully forward. 1 hit him with a stick, when bo dived and disappeared. Tongue mountain and Shelving rock are most infested at present. An old man and woman who occupy a solitary cabin on the former have _______a made burinee* of catching rattleanakra and supplying the market. The demand ia much larger than one would *upjx>»c ou the port of showmen and naturalirts. and also from the rustics of the neighborbood, who have the notion that rat­ tlesnake oil is an infallible remedy for the rh< umaitam. Donbtlew tl.ia «upet­ s'H ion—(or it is nothing else--arose in tbe sam. way as the belief in former days in* newt’s eye, a baby's finget, a sliver from the finger-pair of a mummy, or the liaboon's blood—objects remote or difficult to obtain. The quotation A Crystallized Warns*. Another very remarkable instance, we are informed, says .-a English p* per, baa just come to light aa to the preserving or petrifying effects of ni­ trate of soda. A well-known and influ­ ential city firm, who bare extensive theae things that admits of no .doctorin’. The friends thou hast, and their adop­ tion tried, grapple them to thy soul with hooks of rteel, for yoa don't know how DRUGS, lEDICIHSul CIM1C1U, fight all Michigan. Three 'ere paw car wee full. William walked IWEBS A BABLOW, HARDWARE, thyself. If thou canst get one in on thy believe that a tree fell on him." j Iron, Noila, Stoves and oppoeer's stomach, I’d have thee do it. One Izy one the men walked np and । It it be that thine adversary ha* a sore kissed the widow, until only one waa -j- e----- y l>| „ f|. .h- tf>—i left. He wra aaieep. William reached---------------------------------------------i. eyes, and never lose an opportunity to over and lifted him into a ritUng poa | TTENET A. GOOVTEAB, ■eixe him round the leg* and trip him lion at one movement, and commanded: [ A A tmto t* that his heels may kick at heaven. Give “ Ar' ye gain’ to durt over ti j kiss the bride 1* 1 this one, thine onposcr in a quarrel, I “ Blast your bride, and yon, who naturally would have an object in I growled the posseng'-r. biting it ofl'n yer broil. Costlv thy habita aa purse can buy. for I'm blamed if I want to run around an’ pay your tailor bills any more, on' I file notice tied his legs in n knot, aud was making • F.OFLEK DBCG STORE, now that I will veto ’em from thia time a bundle of him just of a rise to go forth. Thia above all—to thine own through the widow, when the mau -- that ia io ray, _ -i ____ -Seep ____ self 1.lie true; always IBOI, RAILS I SHELF HARDWARE s sharp lookout for number one, then it mu*t toiler as the night the day tliat a man must get up tolerably early if he would get the bulge on you. Farewell, p with rincin- thia bridle tower will be , OUI GtilWT A BOOKNEK.K.KK »qneeze hand* or git to laying heads on ' cucli other's shoulder*, I shall demand' to know who laffed about it, and I’ll , ” ”' ' I'm a hull kind of l>oom full of the bi log*, an' more cornin’-------- -------------------- -- raw- Bidn’L We were talking about the profanity i of * very distinguished American state*man not now firing. Mr. Sumner < who never swore himself) aaid: "Well, 1 have beard him swear acrcrely; but, a* 1 ** a rule, nobody swear* in my ]»re»cncc. The greatest mortification I [ ever received in my life in thia way wo* when I was ut a breakfast abroad with | Lord Brougham. We had rat down at the breakfart-table when aomebody 1 brought a newspaper to Lord , I Brougham. It contained a per­ sonal attack upon him. Thr article was marked, and he read it through.. When he had completed it be Ix-gan a volley of the mint acathing oath* tliat I over heard fall from the bps of’* man. , There waa no limit to the curse* be ' rained upon the head of the author of thia piece. I was uhockcd aud stricken dumb," said Mr. Bumncr. “The only other occupant of the table, ixcept Lord Brougham ami myself, wra Brougham'* mother. She art at the head, opposite her son, a venerable and courtly lady, with an elegance and grace of manner that I never raw ex­ celled. I dared not look at her for aome momenta, but when I ventured to turn my eye* m that direction I found not a muscle of hrr face was moved She w** a* calmly uneonadon* of whrt her son had been raying as if be wa* break fart. " — Boston Cor. akcletofi of a mastodon ever found was taken from a swamp in the town of New Windsor, near Newburg, N. Y. It was *«-t up by Dr. Warreu.and is now in the I 1 1 I ’’ . . j trues RUSSELL, ZDZE^Y GOODS -1— Burton Museum. . On July 6 the bones of another mas neighborhood— namely, on the farm of Hugh Kelly, at Little Britain. N. Y. The skeleton appear* to be nearly if not 1 quite complete, and the separate bones | arc in fine condition. The dimension* of the chief parts of I tbe skeleton found are as follow*. The skull i« 45 inches long, 28 wide, 29 high, and 23J between the eyes. The diameter of the nostril* i» 6 inebe*. the | nostrils exu-uding into the head 2 feet. ! Four teeth were found iu ugh jaw in j an excellent state of preservation. The । cnam>4 is of * bluish tint and unbroken. | The four back teeth are eight-pointed, S bv 3{ inches. The dejilh of forehead ia 1H inches; the cyc-eocketa are " inebe* in diameter, and the ear-sockets 18 inches in diameter. On each axle and I^OBT. J. GRANT Selb Salt, Lime, Water Lime, &C. ----------------------------------------------------------------niznru a* r” Dithb, r-T*l«T t* fiiweries and General Produce, gENTLET BROS. A WILKINS, . . , .. . , ----- .** Gj -nehes in diameter, from which prob­ ably protruded the tnaka, which have , M.4NI1. not yet been found. These opening* , aasea-rarvr* a DOOKM and BU.VDff. Hartford There are H fang* ou each back tooth i Himscs Foodbt A Machixk Shop and 6 on each front one. The anace ——:------------------------------- **■ Remarkable AreidenL A hearv rain fell here Monday. Il is thought that a waterspout burnt at the head water* of Flat creek, which caused the creek to n»c with wonderful rapidity. The weti-r came down tn moun- and fif inebe* on the lower jaw. In the ! PXAKK oUnadmtft Uu. «,a„7,.wl.o 1™ £*" '*• ™ 1—-1 •» ">>P" •“« — «»1-. _—L .. . , they bad been unearthed, making a perfret akuU. It is estimated that the skull complete will no’ weigh less than 6JU pound* . two children. He drove into the cr»*-k^ The fore-leg, including the thigh which wim not past fording. The borare' bit* broke, they became unman- bone, measure* 7 iect in length, aud it weighs, it is judged, 150 ponuda Tbe agealdc, and turned down stream. first joint of the bind leg measures 2 Stokes heard a rumbling sound up­ feet 5 inches in leugth, and the second stream. Ixxiking in tliat direction, lie “• joint of tbe come leg 3 feet 4 inches. ST. th ron-U« yM loci high, moving down on lum. Ho « > .: , ■ . .. mb u» >h,» Bi, w.t. lUkmrf an infant The waves rolled over both i parenia. They lost the children in the Htoke* aud his wife drifted Other Ikidc* are among the lot, among them, and they were drawn ashore. Brxirxoxxs are reported all over the Their children were drowned. The South. , Eagtand’a Zulu War. to shake British confidence both in the capacity of the officers and the steadi­ ness of the rank and file ot the army. Not even the enormous advances macle PnorBlKTOte. M. BLACK. American and Foreign Marble, NO PATENT NO PAY. SV“- top of the head and buoyed him up on- i Tfieee measurements indicate an anitil an island was reached. Both were exhausted. Cne* for help brought CTd’J’w^ neighbor*. Hope, were thrown Warr—— ffetenfifle Amcruwa. England haa seldom engaged in a war in which there waa less glory, or in which her people had teas heart, than thatowbich seem* to be about to dose in South Africa. Neither the Kaffir* of early Cape struggles nor the redoubtable Maoris of later New Zealand warfare possessed fighting qualities comparable to those which have been displayed by the Zoina, and certainly neither were attacked on pretexts so flimsy a* thoee which were the occasion of the long campaign against Cetywayre From tbe surprise at Inandula to tbe killing ot vouug Napoleon, the war in Zululand DaXCKR, i THE MARKETS. tic roan to doubt, inramuch aa when discovered the body waa iu a recutn*—*---- ’-’on, partly on the aide, with ttly crushed aa if through a -----------------. tbe legs drawn up, and the Bugera and toes contracted. Tbe hair R- GOODYEAR, DR1 GOODS, SILKS ani DRESS GOODS BC my arm around ye!" Prior. .1. |wrr*i qarttj only pr»"»>-Uj Ml'U'lr.l ta, mninoRs IIUITORS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-08-16.pdf.pdf aef20ca354d7512bd84516b18bae0fe3 PDF Text Text NASHVki MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16. 1879. BARRY D7^A —Mtsvsa dsathe of tnsrimss ftrei yvOow fever u» CepseW •> Hayti, out ot a M»> of ■erreQ^re W. H. YOUNG, —A eraal set wss psrpstratod by a 8t Louis oAcer, la arresUaf a UMte fallow for iakin« a 11 yre>., was shot by UA jw.pk. few Sowers frrxa a nsisbbor, and patttag him ed a chUd keAtbet^Uea tabes wife a dnmtea ate It tree* Mot ths kuT« ankle war. sprriawl’*111* oeirel a letUr from a lawyer of Erte sUttog that s maxi U> that etty, while nn.ler fear of and Frames, aod <!>• «x Kbadivw Is sal-1 to bsrv death, bad onefanned having r»«nmitvd s mar cnoclteWlo hta stoieo mlllUM to Ns|4m, der in Pbiledelpbis years ago. kllllnc a sod Um Usliaa Uoranmsnl bas plared Um porter in AdeotetseloMisbmeot,anAq^M F*p>rtta palaos at hM dtepo^ ot WA L TER S PO WER S. Trftow Jack’s lli-tsry. Tli» history of yellow fever in this country shows that it has hardly been the exception when the fovej- appeared as an epidemic the year following an epidemic. In 1M7 there were XSfitf deaths in New Orleans, and in DUH. and 737 in IM9. In 18&3 there were 7,970 deaths in the same city, and there were 2,423 deaths in 1K&4 and 2.K7O in JH55. In 1H5H there were 3JW9 deaths, but none the next year. In 1HU7 there were 3,023 deaths, and none the follow­ ing year. In the name proportions the fever appeared in the smaller place* in Louisiana and Misaisiippi tn those rear*. In 1MH, when it n------J :Jiew Orieaaa.it came in------- ---------- the epidemic of 1B47 began in August. The great epidemic of 1853 began in May, and the epidemic of the year fol­ lowing came in July, and in the next year tn June. The epidemic in North Carolina in 1892 was followed tn 1864, . two years after ward, by one of increased | mortality, but not in the same cities and towns as a general thing. In 1797 Philadelphia'* death list was 1,300; in 1798, 3.5<«5. and in 1799 there were l,(X>0 deatha So it was in 1802, fever a* an cjiidemic. In South Caro­ lina it has I*eti almoat invariably the care that the second year brought an epidemic. Memphis and all other York city, and the itvaerully repaired opinion points which were injected in 1873 cathat the corpM bad I "•Is recovered and placed caped the second year. In that year the fever began in Shreveport first, and hi tba vault al < larOvu Qty m proixran.-cJ false It w aalJ that UiU r»|-jrt allowed by Jodp did not come until the latter part of llilu® fc-r the purpose of itaceiviav Mra Htew- AuguaL reaching Memphis Sept IL art, but that the thtewa'demarded t’AJ.OV) for August haa been the favorite month for its inception. Last year it began near the 1st of that month in the South. LEWIS DURKEE T AWYLIt ,\<KA.-. iual buuwiliwr kJ .wr. Af.nL CUWi.hu an*.. »4 It was hoi yesterday. It was hotter noon. It was so hot that |>as*cngvrs > the streets took off their hats, opped their brows, and fiercely de EMORY PARADY. & J. FE1GHNER. — UNION HOUSE - Arecrduor to Um rejxirl Ncsirsd st W*ahinrtoc firm tbs Unitad HiaUo Consul al Maa ebratsr, Eosland. lbs r»uoil~ Uy Enrupsan JuuraaJa of tte crop ■irficMu.cy bav» talk® • we'd catch it about the 1st of July. Tiie Home saloon had just one chair left, and thia was taken by a red“»■ •he» the perspiration fairly ran His clothes stuck to the small of hia back, his big. rej hands sere wet to the finger-nails, and it was evident that the sun had been trying tn corner him. Seven or right men were making ready to tell him that it was a warm day, when the stranger drew a big revolver, laid it on hia knee, and, looking up and down the room, slowly remarked “Gentleioen. I'm a stranger here, bnt I've bought a house and lot up the street, ana shall ■■ass here six times a day. This ia my ORNO STRONG. hear to iL I am willing to lie broiled, baked or roasted, but 1 don't want to talk about it Now, let some one re­ mark that it's a hot day- -bad for grare --looks like too hltle rein - awful dusty, or beonlifnl breezes, and III begin shooting* Not a lisp was heard. If any one im­ agined that there might be frost at night in the Lower Pioketwire region, be kept hia thoughts to himself. Trinidad f CoL J A’rwa. £.41iK IIOLNK, liuj (MBA L» X». COLK Pr<>pvt*tor. during tbs war. ksdaad —Maj. Jobs T. Bruton, CtaBaotar ct Um port _^*£* / *“*of “*• "y^ILUAM JONES. ot Ososva Laks, Wta. wtao was a Ootamsi at Raw Xurt Mate StOUte sad ssrred dartec Um war of IKK disd rsesaSy, aged Kt -I'nMdmt Hay* will make a trip tiirangta A Diver's TerrtHe Fate. James K. Jenkins, one of the moat I daring divers al the country, left his . home this morning to recover sn an oh or ' lying acventy-five feci uz der waler at the bottom ot the ship channel between Governor's and Ellis islands. Hugh Bowau, asaiatent, reminded the dives I that lucre were one or two west-looking piners in the rubber air-tube of his . diving-suit. "Tea, I know,* replied | JenkUuL, "and aa soon as this job ia over I Ill fix' It.4' The party, consisting of the I diver. Bogan, John lleardon, a vciera.". tn the grappling business, Edward Netticntt, Joseph WrathalL and Peter Connolly, left the Battery in two large row-boats, and an hcur later Jenkins went down the ladder at the stern of one of the boats and disappeared under the water. “He had not had more than te reach bottom,* aays Bogan, ■n there camo a sudden sharp re­ am! I knew that the air-tabe bad L There wns a 75 ten abet of this <m him. besidre being himself a solid ■man. We flMla'l feel the wqj^t IM hie bead eame abeva -water I through the glass of the helmet that he was bleeding at the nose and ears. I smashed in the glass, bat it was no um. UTr^,, I thina. he was aLve at thia momsmt, for teS bis foot frit for tho round of tbs ladder, NUMBER 47. A few years ago, saya Harjtcr’t Mag­ Mint, while the Alabama and Chatta nooga railroad was in ptogress of con­ struction, rt was a favorable field for colored pnoebors to labor and take np collections "for do spread ob de gos­ pel.* Among these a friujucnl visitor was old Father Holms, from Tennonre. whose vivid eloquence and practical "ajxnnding ob de Sacred Word" were lenge originated and how th o affair ter -1 attentively listened to by largo congre­ miualed. Shortly after the Mexican gations of the sable race, with no small war, Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi,and W. H. Bissell, of Illinois, two conspic­ uous officers in that campaign, were in tho United Mutes Congress, one occu­ pying a seat in the House of Repre­ sentatives and the other in tho United "Ladies and gentlemen ob my be­ State* Senate. In a discussion of the loved congregation- Havin' notched a relative bravery displayed on battle­ bad cold de odder evenin', I shan't at­ fields by the respective State troops en­ tempt to preach to yer dis Sabbath gaged, it was asscrtix! that the Iniliana morning but will read a chapter from troops ingloriously fled front the field de Bible, and spound it aa I go along." of engagement at Buena Vista. This Ho then read the faarth chapter of bold assertion was denied, and, in the Geuesis, after which ho continued hia delmte. as if to throw odium upon the remark*: “De odder evenin' I tuk for cooduel of other State troops in retalia­ my tex' de tragedy in de gnrdin' ob tion for the charge made, the conduct Eden—de killin' ob Abel and de cuss .of the Mississippi troops was.severely and drivin* out ob Cain. And after do animadverted on. This charge touched sermon one ob yer smart young darkies m> sensitively the commander of the —one ob dese yer titin-skinned, saleraMiMiaaippi troops that a retraction wm tua comptexioned nigguro—steps up to its height, the Biaing Hon, a stout brig, demanded outside the limits of the hslh me, au>l says be. 'Fader Holm*, yer disstruck on Longrear rock, a reef extend­ of Cungrcas, and on a refusal thereof ing a mile from one side of the bay. the usual preliminaries were resorted Hbe sunk, leaving only her two top­ to: Among those who were JMrticimasts sbove the foaming waves. pants in the affair were Senators A. G. The lifeboats were away, rescuing Brown, Robert Toomlxi. Jas. C Dawson wrecked errwv The only means of and Gen. Jas. Shields, Representative saving the men clinging to the swaying Armiatead Burt, of South Carolina, and masts was the rocket apparatus. Before ob do sinfulness and groat sumption it could be adjusted, one mast fell. ob sinners, bofo white and black, dat I Just as the rocket, bearing the life-line, could say n tiffin. I had Baffin to say. went booming out of the mortar, the I tuk de question under prayerful con- other mast toppled over. Sadly the rocket-men began to draw plain. I'm gwinc to spound dat part ob in their line, when, suddenly, they felt de Scripter to yer. Who Cain's wife that something was attached to it, and was, and wliar lie got her. is plain to de allweeing eye ob Luth In the gardin* ob Eden Cain raised right smart ob craps and gardin' truck and aich. But after de alewing ob his Christian brudthen a "boy, roomed in the same house der Abel, we don't road ob his workin’ With wild amazement, ha gazed as CoL Davis, and wav a close observer no mo*. He tuk his gun and dogs and around on the crowd of kind and sym­ of what was transpiring, and was to have went down into dat sleepy, laty, no-' pathizing fnenda They raised him to hia bee n a witnus to the affair, and had count section ob Nod. and loafed feet. He looked up into the weather­ strict instructions to not allow anyone aroun' dat country; an havin' lost all beaten face of the old fisherman near to enter without first submitting his ob his self-rvspcc' and prido ob family him. and asked : name to Senator Brown, who was acting and state, de nex' wo hear ob him he as next fnend to Mr. Davis. Gen. had got ao low down an' triflin' dat he aiarried a gal ob one ob dose no count, poor, white-trash families which de in of both principals, and wan many times spired 'postie didn't consider fittin' to throughjthe night backward and forward mention in de Holy Word." He's drowned, too." in the endeavor U> effect a scttlcmmL Tho reverend “ .pound er* gated The crew 1" 1 wm put on guard to watch the doors around U|x>n his admiring congregation They are all loat, my lad; thou art in the upper parlor, with the room with an air ot triumph, and a brother darkened, when, shout Hie hour of struck up the hymn, "Whar, ob vhar 2 a. m.. a ring of the bell was heard and on carefully looking out I discov­ ered the tall form of Capt. Htoddard and a abort, stout man. with a dttatybrowu overcoat and cloao-fitting cap, it will lie welcome, we are who proved to be President Taylor. belongings, ____ The bell was rung repeatedly. Still no I sure, A correspondent of the Port­ land Tran*cri)d gives the following answer. 1 stepjied to the rewt, and the callers, being admitted, announced that the arrest of CoL Biasnll had been consummated, and that cautionary racaMirvs had been taken to prevent a hostile meeting. The deter­ mination on the part of Mr. Davis to vindicate the honor of his Htale and that of h*r l»reve troops was ao un­ doubtedly eanieat that he sent hia wife and two nieces to Pennsylvania on a visit to tlie home of Senator Brodhead, a relative of Mrs. Darts. Thus was quieted this episode in the events that have lrauiqiir<-d in the capital of the Ha­ For a family of »i. ent into thin shavings one and one-half pounds of good bar wap. and dissolve it in a nail of IKilling water Rather mure than half fill two tubs with warm water, and add a pail of hot ends—half each. Put the clothes in tor a twenty-four hours' tliemaelvea. Tlie following morning nothing will be neossary bat to put them through the wringer. through two waters, the blueing in the last. A neat hoosekeejier will oba« r»e if any special­ ly soiled spots -wristbands, cuffs and ■* •'* * ’ittle chafing with the going through the The words “gnp,* “lay bold," “tense ity.* are expressive of physical faroe and moral resoluteness. A boy who would be a thorough merchant is told to “lay bold* of correct basin ess habits and principles. He who desires to grow Clothing washed in this way will __ _ ____ , _____ _ come out to the satisfaction of the Cuba," said start led by the cry, 'Mai. overboard!’ A most fastidious, and all the time usual ly spent in scrubbing and boiling and sailor, at work in the forecastle, had filling the house With steam saved, be- fallen into UM ocean. Seizing* rope, I threw it to the drowning man just as ho He caught it. ad! wear more than twice as long, as it passed tho duo's stern. “Makuig a slip-noose, I slid it down is evident that five minutes' scrubbing will wrench out the garments vastly to the struggling sailor, directing him He was more than ordinary wear. Flannels to pans it under hia arms. drawn on board,but such was hia death­ may be cleaned ip the some manner­ grip on the rope, caught as the ship was soft -except tliat itdisbelieved that the sailing by, that it took two hours before suds an>l the rinse water had better t»c hia grasp relaxed so that it could be re­ cold for flannels, whatever the proccsa of washing, to prevent shrinking. A little gentle pulling, both ways, when first hang on the Hne, will prevent flan­ nels shrinking. An acquaintance of ours, a very par­ ticular Louaekeeper, haa done her own • Consolation 1* There ia music in the family washing ia this manner for a word. Like David's * ' ’ ymr past, without cither boiling or away the spirit of scrubbing or fretting, and she declares Tennis, m it ia now played tn the tennis coarts of England, Prance and that washing has lost ita old-time Utf- called “the son of consolation.* Nay, it is one of the illustrious names of a Italy, was perfected and played, subMtanlially as now, 2U0 or 300 years ago. I greater than Barnabas, for the Lord It has been called both tho "King of j "Everlasting consolation.* (2Tbas.il. Games* and the “Game of Kings." This !6.) Here is the cream of all, the spike­ last name was given it because it was a favorite amusement with Princes and Doesn't Want fa Become a Bad Bay. nard very precious, for the eternity of noblea,and both in England and Franor A bright-looking boy, 12 J«u» old, comfort ia the crown and glory of it, This makes an estate worth having, edicta were pubiishea forbidding the who arid hia name was Tommy McEvoy, common people to play it. Henri IL is went alone into the Jeffcxron Market when a man may bold ita fse simple oon» idered to have been ths best tennis Police Court last evening and aaid to make money, and after toiling hard be player of all the French Kings. Heun of Navarre roes at daylight, after the I want to give mywelf up/ “Why, my finds himself the owner of it, and it ia cruel mssaacre ot BL tterthalomew.Xto boy ?" asked the court. “Because," re­ a eoneobtion to him; bat it b not an Continue a game of tennis. Henry plied the lad. “I hain't got no home everlasting consolation, for he may low* VIIL, of England, was passionately and I don't want to live tn the street fond of it until Its became too stout, and and become a bad boy.’ “Why don't yon may think it would have been bet­ you stay at bomsT" "I ain't got no ter for him if be had kept up hi. inter­ home. Father's been deml nine yearr, est in it and given Ives attention to mat­ and mother died before that.—But where rimony. Edward Halle, the historian, have you been living rinreK "With my who probably never went to a spelling aunt. Hbe livre in Forty-first street. school, says rd him: "Tbs Kyngu thys But she gets drunk. And, she won't tyine was moebe entysed to pUye at let ns atey indoor* To-uay she tenure and at dice, which appetite cer- ctiaasd ssa oat and aaid if I rrer oame tavn enftis pereoues about hym per- back alm would do something awful to ceyuinge. brought In Frenchmen and ’--.nMuol’T.pri Lombardos to make wagers with hym inns”! ain't gtft godd^SSbaT and and ao lost much money; but whan be perosyued their crefte. he eechuyd their dont look nine. I«rt gte any wreK Thia game, winch ia played at a scaauu when the world apftearu at ita t Iw-wt, combines a moat perfect exercise . fur all til 1 muscles with a singular । charm fur girls as well as boys, for me* and for women. Tennis is a very old , game, for Galen an old Greek medical ' gentleman has written of it to the ef- । feet that it was tn his time a healthy I exercise and quite nice. All of u% who enjoy playing ball- | fames, would like to know <bo had wit enough to invent them. Herodotus | thinks they wrre first played by the Lydians, in the reign of King Atyx, j don't woot to steal, nor to be a bad boy. Wont you piesre rend me somewhere where I can learn something and gte to be a man? There's places like that, aiatriserer The Justice told the boy �I AVCIUBT, IW7». f)ON*T BUY । ao mrrk-ahsnd MATTKDAY. / UMTIU TOW SSSTHE ofUm that ol tael time ho DUUNG TH IM MONTH THE hi building ' LIGHTNING SEWER THE NEW WILSON rare of dip ithmia. Oscillatthg Shuttle Why didn't V 500,000 •ubacribera opposite Bayfield are tho beautiful Apostle Islands, covered with DtncOy Aadermville? The will help him out Bayfield, is Lh Point, a settlement kill Napoleon n.uhl 1- Mg. through hia brain. ' A few day* agn. a farmer named Shepard, living in OdeaM. Ionia county, wm run over by a. threshing machiuc, the borara taktog fright, and bu log crushed in a frightful manner. Hia condition h critical. It i* probable their working hour* about drinking their future i—< over to Morgan to visit friends, and whila. looking at * cow belonging to They always were’. the universal Lake Superior bluff. Fifth street baihg at a. height of about feet above the level of the lake. Were 000 a freight train, a north-aider stole hi* In passing through the town one will discover a great fault among farmer* of the rcienle of aerial navigation. Like many other towns rushed ahead of Ita normal developments. It baa met the SHNlium of a revolver, it would tial growth. the unsightly Uncle Sam. Herring, a few day* since When brother* fall out, the quarrel la likely to be serious; yet brotheln'quar- It rectus they have graaahoppera in Europe aa well aa in America. During Ito religion* interests taining ten church Ing to murder Hiram Connor of Fenton &ailing poison in hia drink last week, affair grow out of jealousy. Con­ nor narrowly escaped death. Kelch was arrested at the time, bat tookejaiL In the death of Keth lo-wi*. Marshall, which occnrred on the Hth, Michigan lores one of the nidrat of luff newspaper proprietor* and editors. Mr. LewU 1st steamer*'make this their terminal point The businca* of the North Pa­ cific Railroad centering here, is large, While C. H. Chariton was at work, aaaisting in digging a well, on the farm Greatly Reduced. Rricew! THE “BOSS” OF ALL SEWING MACHINES. I* manufactured by the old and reliable Wilsox Rkwixo Macuink Co., J WISH TO CALL THE truffle of the St. Paul 4c Duluth Rail- DRY GOODS, fair to look upon, and holds a high place in the afleetiou of the community in which she lives. It ia stared that the nuptial* will l>c consuuiated on the On the 7th, John Smith, who hail* rom Manchester, England, a ditcher nd farmer by occu jmlion, remarked ns BOOTS & SHOES must continue *o. On the 29th visited the famous Dalles Sherman house Ionia, that lie wanted a wife. Mrs. Merry Holtidcr retorted that she wa* hia huckleberry. In IS Duluth. The river in seven mile* fall* minute* after they were married. he waa at that moment hoisting a track- 500 fret. The Dalle* are formed Neither had seen each other before. by the wearing of a water channel Friday night Edith Graham, a aixNear rear-old daughter of a well-known portunity to examine the animal dose- through re!id black trap rock. the head at the upperrapid*7 the wall* fannnr living eight mile* Miuth of Bat­ of tlie gorge are nearly or quite 100 feet tle Creek, while at a place near the before. (After high, but grow less in bright a* the bouse, waa accosted by a tramp, who stream dreccnda, until at the lower rap­ enticed her into the wood* and outrag­ id* the rock appears <mly in the bed of ed her. The *ronndrrl tlwn fled, but the riv<x, and at high water must be distinct nearly or ouitc covered. The rock* at was traced to Battle Creek, where tlie elue waa lost. Officer Rogers, of Battle the upper Dalles are rough nnd irregu­ Creek, arrreU-d a man »upp<»*ed tn !«• lar in shape, while tho two lower one* the same person, anti be wa* locked *p. are io regular strata.* or layers, aimilar The girl wa* ahockingly injured. in form to alato. Though they are A Hubbardston writer says that in nothing so fine ot grand a* tlie Dalles Hank Sanders had a pet neat of yel­ of tlie 3L Croix River at Taylor’* Falla consequence of dronkenreaa in that low-jackets hanging on hl-J fence, which Minnesota, yet are in many respect* iteautifnl and are well worth visiting. k l-Mt.a-.Wkl.a*. Inordrr Below the Dalle* the rivet uflaakedou to train them properly it became ncc- both *i<lea by very high bluff* or small eaaary to invito friends to visit hi* nioanlaina, eovered with a heavy timfield* and view the growing rn>|w, **r U similar in outline to tcrrible sight* and M>uud*. Well after Taken in exchange, tlie name aa money dec-nt people are thn* kicked into the -k.-i______ _.s . mountainous approaches east of when, while the ronverwtion wa* ear- . pjtubnrg. Pennsylvania. exercise of some *ort of courage, they newt, and the visitor* ba«y taking in j On the afternoon of thn 30<h. at 5 will probably assert their righto, invoke market price. the beauties of nature. Hank would I o'vlork. wailed from Dnhitli on board the aid of the law. which is fully on Men liark * few rwu-c. <n.ntir twn steamer, a Canadian mail boat of their side, and put a *ton to this Mate h r “«®. m»k‘"K mmt the point* of things. Until they do this, nobody Coward* never get the fence, when out would romr the „„ llurth anj shore* from Duluth will nity them. pct* and go for the nearest object, to Sarnia. A Mauncli nailer, finely pitied._______________________ ■ ' ’ -- equipped and turn idled, and finely of­ That lively, enterprising, go-ahea. ficered. and to whom, for con ata lit, little sheet, the Nashville .\nr>, ha unsuspecting visitor. courtron* attention 1 am indebted for added an even ninety sulieiibers to it* an riecediiigly pleasant joiirncy. The list store June 13th. Ijibor bring* ita bring eager for fun, went for him. own rewanl.— Charlotte Republican. landing, on Thunder Bay, at tlie most their shanty. They were much worse northern point of l^ake Superior, and than a barls-d wire fence to rub against also near the outlet of St- Mary'* River Im-Iow tlie Sault. The outline of the north ahore west of Prine'* Arthur i* . On Saturday last Will. Brundige ; similar to that of the Catskill Moun­ hitched his horse and went into the tain* along the Hudson River, though house, when they broke loose, startci 1 Ire* in height and terminate* in a bold, rocky eliff. known a* McKay’* Monn, । tain. In the vicinity arc the relebratrent over, dragging M| pjcr Island. Hen and Chickens nnd CHARLES icHEIDT. ieere. along the gar- Thunder Cape, the latter presenting a up picket* and doM*. | i ¥<) *l«»oM pcniendicuLar ppie eu.nopoM^ tb<< outline nntil eanrine a cherrv tree they th-* made , a.t ‘•aW ,hrtr ‘hiaitira the n ><U. ropy tag neb erry tree, n>lneof above .mab for that, and just a* they had got nice- |er beautiful island*, names unknown, JAMES McGRA ly placed each aide of the tree, they : The beauty of St. Mary's River from K_ • Island to LakeGeorge gc George i* found they they had had to to atop atop for for rest rest and and re re-­ .... s‘- _.™ J«*ph is found almost twyoml dracriptiuu. Tlie stream gain strength before going farther. i* tille«| with * mulritutlo of island* and combine* a* fine land and water scen­ plating. and invited them to return ery as it ha* yet been my good fortune home with him. and aftei gathering up to *ec. At the Sault. a new canal loch, i* ix-ing constructed and i* near com­ fragments they retreated. Result: One pletion, having a length of five iranwagon-tongue broke, one nock-yoke drrd and fifteen fret, and a lift of eigh­ broke, one gate very badly demolished, teen feet—tlie largest ship canal lock in one cherry tree discouraged for life, the world through which veareI* will be pa*aed in ten minutes. Your*. Ac.. a badly arranged wagnn, and a man H. J. Maktix. N QUONS. terjy destroying vineyard* and fruit blockaded by them ao that the shop* Grocei-ie®, <fcc. while the dire, they may cherish auapirioiia manifold, they may make your failing the target I; never swerve an inch from the line ledge of yourrelf. the purity of your character, and the generosity of your in a point of fact, unharmed. When a young woman ia deferred by her lover she mutally put* on a stiff up­ per lip. and redouble* efforts to capti of White Plain*, becoming convinced that he to w horn she was betrothed eared more for another girl than for herself, took poison mid died. Mis* Nichol*, of Windham, could not per­ suade her lietrothed one to liare the marriage ceremony performed. So she Although man ia by repute the strong- which were a standing menace Io the peare of the French KcinibHc, the advertiacmaut* of thia ridieniou* sorrow, i* almost an insult to the people of that English people in thi* ridiculous exhibrho waa only an audacious pretender. Presence of mind lute latelr proved the earth todeu bucket falling thus aar- New Stock of Summer Goods! IN STOCK AND NOW ARRIVING. THESE GOODS HAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. AS TO QUALITY There i. NO BETTER ami FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE COMUFKTK WITH <X>9U*KTITIO.\ 1 By fair, square dealing I oxiwct a eontinnancr of past favors, and solicit ______ .............. ii___ _____ i-......... —i__ ,t._.. ___.. ... BOSTON STORE. D. C. GRFFITH. Aylsworth’s AINSWORTH & BROOKS, On and after August 15th, will sell goods for ready pay MICHIGAN SEWS. another exhibition of English iraper- ritaem with profound admiration tho roaderful anrreaa of the French Rcpub- Attention of the Pnhlic BUTTER & EGGS SPACE. Engliah people ii|x>n nil aide* over the death of the French lad. called i’rinee Imperial, lately MM by the South African savages, still continues. We have nothing to wy regarding the per­ sonal character or ability of tlie young G. A. TRUMAN’S STORE, WHICH CONSISTS OF and ha* becu connected-vStb it, either aa editor or proprietor, nearly ever edifice*. though Got. Croswell ia about.to lead have been abandoned and window* hymcntol altar, Mi*c--f.iuie Mu* boarded up. The shipping business of mination than did that between Henry and Alexander Covert near,, CoI am bo*. Ohio. An old trouble over Henry’• wife and both, whipping out revolvers, fired WILL KELL THEIN STOCK Geo. Sprague livlugon the Center road. and Ryrou Morris, with their tamilie*. Ia Texas recently, a man clipped off GRAND KAFIDS 1IVJSION. . Silas Reynold* ha* joined in life part- wowderfullr. . ‘ at* case. I pleaded guilty. told AUSTRIA ITEMS. Ml** Ida Harris, of Battle Creek, visiting Mian Lloyd this week. Peter Martin wa* killed by a falling tree in Maple Grove, Svginaw county, on the 8th. Anthony -Eno wa* choked to death while eating meat at Athens Calhoun Mr*. Matilda Van Campen wa* killed by a railroad train at Drayton Phan*. Oakland county on the 9th. Power*. Simon Shariow, an old citisen of East Tawaa committed suicide on the 8th, by drowning himself in a well. Tlie daily w h itrfifth catch on Lake Superior at this time aggregate* about 30 tons, which u mostly shipped away. Freddy, a 5-yc*r old son of M. H. with a sheriff from Hasting*, came on Mettler s< Flat Rock. Wayne eoanty, wa* drowpwl in the river on the 10th, while playing in a boat Mia* Frank Redfield, an estimable yoanx tody of Homer, became deraag- only. GRAINS Look Out --------- FO At Fruitport, a poor man recently' old hi* wife for $ l^getting it all down .uocartod, |»». doctor* Inn Smi IT Duliu ife tin. New A.cL Lightning knocked the stuffing out f a house tn Coldwfifer Sunday. Noth>g rewarkabfe ab«M it. onlr that the mm hod three Ughtaring rod* m rt. vi arauon, WOOL Mat ^oeem> many, tured skull. ROE, MEAT MARKET. The Muhrille Ctrtiu life is Fresh and Salt Meats, 8mM Hau ui Staltat, nit W<Mi Mat by rail TTiU bo «mM with promptness, and on all packages <rf 10 the lb. or barrel, lb*, or acre I will pay express one way. Having bad a lifw-tfae. sxpsrienoe ia the Carding UaiaoM. aad wife firetclaaa saddawry at my coauaaad, I fed that I can gwtraatoe perfect anttofnc- ItoatoalL Tl/Maaadoao. ■in Central Railroad, ha*, UKMN1 BML G. A. TRUM. Farmers? Why will you pay men for traveling around the country to sell you F’JkUM TOOLS, when you can come direct to Nashville and buy of • JOSEPH M. WOOD. ,/tnd put the extra pay in your own pockets f PaoraiKToa loading of quite r.sickly that she waa not drawn be- township Look out for low prices. �local TAI I QOME AMI) MEE THE DRUGGISTS. 1 Hpecialtie'M for-1^7'01 BUCHANAN WAGON! Hrwwu PRESCRIPTIONS, (Kallkiiwte.ar.urately prrft-r.d from, strictly pure and fiwh Drug- am! Pat Medicines, Cheaicak, Ac. Mr*. Pplly Hall, aged 73 ysara, a re* wiH subscribe liberally for snrh aa ob- tting Q. A. Truman's. A slight fruai on Friday bight visited ’^‘V^.D^vACo. Dye Stuffs I Dye Stuffs! on Monday. aad Northern Assyria on Wednesday Naahville in C. W. 8m profit* and large sales ia Her A vkiousborrekicked the otlier day in tbc Hastings House barn, and now Tom. Campbell, the hostler, carric* a Sn. M. H. K. IUv».«d, ot Gi»4 Haugh. CT A fla* line of Dye Ktuffs, new additions, low, at BotaK Bbos.’ Mo., are in the village visiting relatives fiom Ohio. He always scratches a match on the bind aide of hi* leg. Deal fair and square with everroue. Kklummi, Demskxt It Co. were picked up, some of which mesa Tlie “thieving tramp" mentioned in ristanta if needed; also instructed to nee that all alley nuisances were abat- little barg, located eight mils* west of Nashville waa named. rodding at Grand Rapid*, ha* failed. E. F. Uhl being hia WINDOW 81IADE8, CURTAINS. CORDS. AND FIXTURES. School. Mi-crllnm-oiis and Blank iA*w*~* ■ aju. (WbATnkaaUa. craft, of Sippio. hygan to interfere with Now, hundreds of dollars to the value of cil adjourned for one week (which will be next Tuesday evening) to then meet with the citlxcns and consider the pro­ priety of erecting such a building. the youngest child of Martin I*. W. Niakern'a house Suits, all Wool Cashmere Suita. Fancy Diagonal Suita, Union and all Wool Cheviot Suita, and all Wool Braver in a time things looked Our stock of Boot* aad Shoes is com- to live happily together. On the day mentioned Wm. drove into thia village with hia yoke of rattle, ostensibly to Brown bolding the lead tor tlie first half mile. The race resulted in Wood Wm. Parker etaima to have a 1l-oy gaining the first prixe, Grayson tbc sec­ two weeks old. that has never been ond and Stondt the third. Brown being terriewed by a newspaper reporter. only one-half minute behind StoodL More apple* from farmer* A. B. Coop­ Wood made tbc ten miles in 1 hour and erand J. Hothusn. One presented by 1 minute, Grayson 1 hour H minutes, the latter measured Hi iuche* around. Stoudt 1 hour and 2! minutes, and The wheat market is lively. On Brown 1 hour and 3| minute*. Had Thursday Ainsworth A Brook* bought Brown not nin in bis stocking feet, 9.150 Itusbels and Mr. Schuyler 500 in thus badly lacerating hi* feet on the the forenoon. pebble* on the course, the prohabtli- rear of the Baptist Church, sold tlie birth to a child on Thursday, and is in a ewoditiou bordering on insanity at thia cruel and felonious desertion. She •tate* that nothing haa occurred be­ this manner cannot be accounted for. wards the far-famed State of Kansas, where they expect to strike a gold mine. other column. Matt. Howell ia married. livery home* to death in his anxiety to “git her." During the harvest just past. Miss Belle Pric« mounted the reaper and cut Mich. State Association of Spiritualists and Liberalism will lie held al Smith'* present: The fol- J. H. Stewart. Kendallville, Dr. R. Garter. Philadelphia. Pa.; J. H. Harter. Auburn, N. Y.; J. H. Burnham, Saginaw, Mieh.; Giles B. Stebbins, Itotroit, 8. B. McCracken. Detroit, Mr*. Battle Creek, Mr*. M. E. French, Green­ ville. J. P. Whitney, Milford. Cha*. A. Andrus, Hushing, Mr*. Mary C. Gate, Byrot., Mrs. Sarah Graves. Grand Rat>- Wayland. Dr. E. B. Whetlock. Sara­ nac, Dr. J. D. Seeley, Buchanan, M. Babcock, 8U Johns, A. B. Spinney, Detroit. Swedes Sandwiched. a Garby ia a Swede living er Swede, he came to town. the village. If yon want to see a tremendnous stock of dry good*, clothing, boots and shoe*, just peep into tlie long brick. Sixty-three cases of ahocs, alone, in Kellogg. Dcmaray A Co. are patting in the front of their new store. wbicH Also our stock of Dry Goods, OrocerTbc wife of Mr. Brown, of the Spaai­ ding A Wilkins Manufacturing Co. at Hasting*, carried off the second prise in tl»c world's archery tournament, which occurred in Chicago this week. Mr*. Brown waa excelled only by a Mrs. Lee, a pupil of Thompson, the best ta Nashville, put himself in trim and challenge II. 0. Stoudt, of Charlotte, FW WiUKHT A Howe sell more Flour ville. i]nested to rail.and settle their account control of the office of Deputy Sheriff bv note or otherwise within 30 days. July 11th, of Vermontville, and the implements Evuexk Cook. thereof, consisting of a bowie-knife, revolvers, carbine and one 12-pound I Corn Meal rn WtLson It Hu one hundred dollar*. Our young friend. Eugene DavenChurch v*. Adelaide Holcomb et al. at Woodland the first of the month. heard at the February term, was deci­ ded in favor of all tlie defendants ex­ young man. anti will do the fair thing cept Adelaide Holcomb, with costa iu by ail who attend his school. their favor, and a personal decree ren- and dollar* with costa to be taxed. The cause of Thomas H. Dobbins vs. •ties with neaUxs* Mr- PiP»* °*d acquaintance and Ira C. McAllister waa continued on apfriend of the noted Gee. Vandr .pool plieatiow of the defendant, on payment and was nn important witness in that of the cost* of the term and an attorney great trial. fee of fl 10. The Nash nite Dramatic Club will It was announced that the trespass soon pat upon the stage that very pop­ cause of Adelbert Bacon vs. Alfred ular and laughable play entitled, Buxton had l>ev® settled, and that in “Among the Breaker*. All who ever the cause of George Brumm v*. Albert witnessed this play pronounce it A No. Gallatin the notice had been counter­ 1. It haa a good moral tone and yet is manded. and they were stricken from f*H of wit and fun. The "creature of dreumstanres" Isas silent as the grave upon the printing visor of Sunfield, lately returned from California, ia surprised at the wonder­ ful rise iu property since be left the Ihm’t! । Don't let anyone but the most skilled . . oiairi — . .11 F 1 *bop this kind of work is done in the most approved manner. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS GO TO THE NEW STORE OF BUCHAJfAJf WAGOM CO., ' C. C. WOLCOTT. WILSON & HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott House.! GROCERIES Should ImprovetheOpportunity BOOTS AND SHOES, As never apain wii you get the chance of buying a first-class Wagon for $50. Notions Fresh Goods and L<_w Prices. DRILLS and CULTIVATORS Respectfully Tcurn, WILSON A HOWE. .THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE CHARLES C. WOLCOTT, full to overflowing with SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, Old Mammoth Hardware, CANNED GOODS Ami in fact a full line of r.. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES At prices to suit the majority. Lightning killer for titea, low al Botsx Booe*. Crock9ry & Glasswari JJjVR.Vi£ST vine. .-wpi. b;ii. tor a term or rj weeks, , for the liencfit of tciwbers. and all oth- ( er* who wish to avail tbc marl res of a fall term of school. A normal class --------- AND VIE--------- quality I can. and wilt, do aa well b youaanny firm iu Barry or Eaton com tira. ('all and get my pt ires on hi>. thing in my line before making yo’i I purchase* am! I will do'you good, have, iu eonnertiou with my store, n t^a^RHOT SUMMED MOUTHS! NEAT LITTLE MEAT MARKET dress d full particular* ad­ C. N. Yoctro, Noahville, Mich. Every afternoon and evening. First door north of Wolcott’s hardware. Social*, festivals and families supplied on short notice and at rea*oual>>* rates. __ ______ Geo. W. Fmaxcu. warrant*. Sunfield's a*-.-**meut nearly ♦ 900.01)0, or nearly thro the amount of any former asmty Don’t forget that our Woven Inspired by this wonderful increase in the value of property our boy* are all turod. Warranted for ten year*. No riding in carriages. It seems a little single weave inferior article will stand “shoddy," bat figure* won’t lie. podcut* when trying to put on airs) were at tbc Charlotte race* laat Thurs­ day and Friday. If we know anything about horse flesh the running rac* of Thursday and the free-for-all of Fri­ day were the bc*t contested of any that hare exfurred at the capital of Katos Co. for ten year*. 7 here waa a runa­ way oiuIm- cou roe on Friday, which waa very interesting to everybody except those whom lirea were jcopardixeil. Jim Walsh, of Sunfield, and your corrwpondeut, having any amount of suplrnras, at the critical moment saved their born* by di ring headfirst into cue of the stables, carrying tbs stable door with them, causing* frightful collapse r CV All the Latest Style* of Furni­ ture at Kelloog, Densest A Co. diet and 0. G. Stebbins for smuggling grain buyers of the metropolis of Ver­ montville. k D e warrant Buchanan wa^on Jfo. ,of our\ manufacture, for one year, to be of'good seasoned timber, and well made. Any breakage from any defect in materials or workmanship, except seat­ springs, to be made good free of cost to the purchaser. CV" Something new In the way of Fly Destroyer. Il sticks them fast and catches them alL Call and get a sheet. C. W. Smith. easily the third money. When the race was completed hia fret were bleed­ On Friday of last week, Hugh Mor­ D. Ruckle ing badly. We understand the time rison, of Johnstown, was 1st ten on the Of Morgan, desire to announce that made by either Wood, Grayson. Btoudt hand by a small green fly. In an hoar they are Dow prrjwreil to pav the highrat market once for all kinds of grain, or Brown, was better than that which the hand began swelling rapidly, and carried off the championship of the continued to swell until it was double and have lor sale everything in the general merchandise line. Give them world. _ ita normal sixr. and the arm swollen to the elbow. Tlie attending physician On Wednesday lost was to happen CT* Buy your Drv Goods, Boots and states that the swollen condition of the an event that would make many chil­ hand and arm ia tbc result of an cry- Shors, Hats and Caps, Groceries and dren in Nashville happy, vix: the si;*-lous affectation, caused by the bite Christian Bunday School picnic. The day opened rainy. About nine o'clock old Sol. beamed out brightly and the degree. These cases are sometimes ------------- For Fresh Steaks. Roasts, etc. .For school , atarted , for Stiles' , , ,grove, but , I caused, under favorable conditions, by j Flesh Bolognas with or without Garsoou after reaching there the weather thr uf , pin ur , |horo prick |kk of nor own make For Smoked or again changed for the worse, when the lxlt Brt. qultr rafT nM..wc]Hnc >n tj,,. 1>n*^ Meals, halt and Dried h isb, or school mljoonied to Mr, G. A. Tro | rlt*. jrTa.!1,.lu. . ..mi— f | *nyU«ing in the ratable line, present caae is gradually yielding to | man's residence. The sun again smiled treatment, and uie the jm patient will soon be ' ^<*r ’H"*.1 B0'r*‘nt Chewing upon the occasion, the goodie* were BbU r^um^ work" •tobacco go to Wiuhix A Howe’s. spread in Mr. T"s yard, and a most cnjoyable occasion followed. NV5F1E1.D ITEM*. ' Thousands of valuable article* to se| Mr. J. P. Tomer , ... grao,,, । l'cl ”"d * flj'" ,r“ 10 I , ... every purchaser of 1 lb. of Tea. --------nrarly completed. C. W. Smith. Court was called on Monday after<»ur Bismarck church begins to loom! ——-------------—————noon last. Hia honor Judge Booker up hugely. Tbc walls arc graced by a ' Eight pottnd* of Kio Coffee for Brach. being the celebrated Johnstown road cause tried and submitted at the February term, waa decided for the plaintiff with costa and damage* asaes- ARE UPON U8, AND THE FARMERS AKE supply Ilf ail kinds of Frweh and 8a Meat*, including Bologna*. Dried Bee' Fresh ami Salt Fish. Give me a trial and by guiwl Good, low prices and fair (h aling I u ill <: deavov to merit yo’rr patronage an good will. IV All kinds of Ptmlitce, Hides*■ Too Busy to Come to Town M UST HAVE > Min RrapeetfuBy, CHAS. W. SMITH. OLD PIONEER STORE SPRING MILLINERY i ■**>—■■ l« tor oM trteiUt sat «*stc» Millinery and Fancy Goods! Davis Sewing Machines! Latest Styles &PatternE —or mi:------ VIENNA BAKERY. Wm. McArthur i. building a new bouse under the instruction ofD. B. Covflte. Xtek says one mon little nick is addAltotbaax. Harrah, bay*! Naw I am ready to goto Charlevoix. L-Hilbert, C. Titas, L. Faal, D. B. Covillc, J Waite and J. lioagfatoa oa Monday next Mart fur the Charlevoix 5-«-<-nt < i<nr ia t*nu. Every Wagon is Warranted as below Fine Lard, Castor, Golden, Nratafoot, Tanner's, Olive. Sweet, Linseed Raw ami Boiled. Black Mace and many oth­ ers, at bottom price*. Bois<Buos. - notorious U. 8. D., has received official order* from the United States to ever­ haul the postofficc* at Vermontville and Sunfield; to am-st the lAnrk for sending paper* through the mail with A new safe of the Diebold manufac­ presiding. row of palisades that Mr- Hager, the ture arrived on Tuesday. The eeletirated ease of the people v*. builder, calls “studs." • At tlie council meeting on Tuesday Hammond A Berry on the first indict­ Our cheese factory is manufacturing evening. Uncle Killen's **ebei>earr” ment for forgery being called, the res­ arowc without a word of warning, and pondents plead guilty. On Wednesday tomers of the factory hare mode such the editor hereof came very near get- they receved their sentence the, former to 15 months imprisonment in the Ionia House ot correction and the latter V repairing of the Thornnpple River months. bridge. It waa repaired the Sunday Farmer* in this vicinity are general­ nry tlie cases of the People vs Charlotte ly very much disappointed in the yield suspended for that day only. Leighton, charged with murder, and of wheat. They arc getting more bush­ Err* Tobias, charged with seduction. els than thetr proverbial sanguine re­ located in front of the Wolcott House, turn* expected. For instance: Mr. F. but owing to pipe manufacturer* not the medical testimony waa conflicting, | Clark naled for 673 bushels and rod red being able to fill our order for some over tOO. A smile, which may be railed time, work will not be prosecuted until curing witness on settlement of the lieautifuL rests upon the features of erthe pipe ia received. civil suit. We understand that L Selling that causes men to be brute* and Iniagioe curious thing*. In thia case the Swede* imagined that their team waa trying to collide with a railroad train, and they boated and pulled the poor brute* around, until they started on a ingeight entries, as follows: H. 0. Stoudt, Charlotte; D. Wood, Guelph, Can.; Harry Howard, Detroit; L. A. Brown. Nashville; H. I- Grayson. Bay City; Dick Clark. Marshall; H. L. Sanger, Bristol, Ind., andFificld, Jack- ... iHuiik*. i’*y imager*, etc. । Gand Books for the Home Circle. ‘ Fine American and Foreign WateheChains, Pina, Rings. Kctta. GuM Penn •”** *’cn Hohlera, Silverware, Ac. Wm. A. Aruworra but received a full line of Men’s, Boys’ and Youth’s A large number of Nashville people Rev. G. W*W. Harris, of Ortourilte, will preach in the Baptist Church next Sabbath morning and evening. y Cash, or note on one year a time, with interest at ten per cent. T1„. Vcnuontvilte is affected considera­ bly with diphtheria, there having been Mro Chas. Smith on Thursdsv, start- Monday morning, Sept. 1st. . t thirteen feet high. •17J0 for services and materiah which Mr. and Mra P. Holler start for South wa* allowed. Bend next Wednesday, for a two weeks' The question of building a town hall __ r-e for Seen to ia tho der of >57 drawn Di favor of Furnina It Constable Pcrksr then WALL PAPERS and BORDERS. All Complete with Top-Box, WhifFletrees, NecK-yoke and Steel Spring Seat, 7 On Saturday last John Dougherty. G. A. Truman ■ croft severely. SURGICAL INSTBUMEFTS, 8HOULDM BRACES, TRUHHE8. SUPPORTS, Ac. FINE PERFUMES, . TOILET ARTICLES. COMBS. BRUSHES, MtAPS. Ae? On* Bockeye Grain Drill. WiH sell on time or exchange for Stock. For particular* call at WitsoK A Howe'*. WUkinsoa’s In Maple Grove tho hail both strike Nashville together. Many new Dyes at Bottom Prices. JUST ARRIVED ignorant of the “to be”. known aa the Vermont rille of the l«li century. On the 7th iuM., Vermontville wheat boyera paid the -t«p price," which waa 6B eta. Mr. Geo. Lamb, of Sunfield. ou Urn same day rold K» LuabeU al Char­ lotto fur »7 eta. per tambri. Tbs differeocr waa owiy nine miU per ba. betwost Charlotte aad VmHantvilie, bat Oh- rrmdl of this smsll difierrmv in two day* of last wtuA waa: more than t.«0 boalrelaof Suficld «brat found ita way toCluukHte. (toongentlemen ! Try to make your boaeal (!) prnnis* off the former* of your JOHN BERNER. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & Co. Still on Eartli COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, -&e.. &c.i la IteM 1-rrW MOMtss rvwi ■■■Hn* .. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & CO. 1 �@?>7@?>P@?> Koa» locomotives are eud l<ri< comiug aaMsaUy bate um in Fraae^ bloly taro show evil ofieote from rich food a twelve—Soe looc-taokive (portalde en­ much mure quickly than those who hve regularly on the- tatter, and some sup- gine) wm hare smad to a picoe of artilp IM fkb MBffto IM tiirir fflOMOha are b<y weighing forty throe toon, which it weaker ou account of plain living, but I brought from Vinoeanea to the Point “Paieoxmt at the bar," aaid the Judge,'b-thcre anything you wish to My before aentenoo b pttMcd upon youT The pria ............................. toward the door, would hke to mj “ Tai' 'em * liar couldn't ho saved ? You mw thet duck git hia murcr boot*?" ' Kecesuha.—For this distressing malady there is a very simple and effi meat remedy. Wivharo tried ii with uniform sncocss, but we have rarely “Ye MW the other tth a two edged sword make mud. an' plaster the back o* the‘doomed wretch's* neck*** • DRUB8,IEDIClIESniCHEIKlLi, one of flour mixed smooth with the beaten yoiXa of two eggs; bake; then cover with a meranguc made of the whipped whites and two tablespoon fata of powdered sugar; return to the oven DR! GOODS, SILKS Hi DBE8S QUODS Groceries and General Produce, American and Foreign Barbie, NO PATENT NO PAY. IOEITORS h i! .util’s: and I dia not loan a single movement in IBM, JAILS I SHELF HiBDTABE H i! “ I dim'I understand you. sir." “No? Well, s'uose I give ye deed away eq the sword racket, fust? B'pose will keep the liottom from drying out. I wm to My tbot ther' ain't nothin' bigStramp Lands.—No better time Ilian gvr'n a aixteent-inch bowic in the bull the present offers for the clearing of camp? 8 poM I wm to como down to swamp lauds. To cut off sedges, and casco, an’ Maid ye hod about tiiet mud burn these on a dry, windy day, will Bteawbeut Blaxc-Maxoe. — Stew bixneM? B'poee 1 wm-Io bring proof l< ave the surface clear, while it is • dry nice, npe strawberries, strain off the thet no man in tlie camp over bed his enough to plow or break up. We find juice,and sweeten to taste; place over cobeM cut off below the ears? B'pose a disk harrow, such as the Ntahwitx, or the fire, and when it boita stir in corn­ 1 wm to■bring a hundred men to traek new modifications of the old but excel­ starch Wet with cold water—two tablomo in tbc stata-menl thet bangin' wm lent idea ot sharp steel disks, to be spooufnls uf coru-atareh for each pint all the go. Wen it tm a vigilante racket, ot juice; atir until sufSciently cooked; an’ thet nobody over died ot?’ thar ground, when cut up fine, mav be seeded pour into moldr wet in cold water, and ’orptin' from hot Iced an* col' steel?. to grass at once, will, a good chance for set aside to oooL To be eaten when B'poee I wm to do all this, what kind of a sucry-ssful catch. On swamp lands, a very cold with cream and sugar. Ropa game would ye gi’ me then ? I tel) ye. stranger, I’ve been tliar. an’ I’m giK>d dremingof Lime will be found use- berries may be substituted for tho strawbc’Tire, although the blauc- mange The clerical-looking gentleman and |x>»tr<i, I am. I'm the l>cst-|M>atrd man docs not look m nicely. the bearded norderer were the only thia s«do o' Denver, an’ ys can’t play it low down'on me. mtn-li !” passengers on the Carson stage, sovrii “Do yon doubt my word, air?" hours oiit, cu route to Bodie. They oc­ “No, 1 don't doubt yer word; but ef cupied the upper scat behind the driver, yCd put a little more solid stuff into and the tenor of their con versa! ion in • hat yer «ayia.'. I'd be more likely to dicated that there wm a alight misun­ toko stock iu yer yarns" derstanding between them —a misunder­ "My fnend, 1 fear you are attempting standing that neither of them avncd capable of gathering up the threads of— to beguile me. I fear that yon are im- i >bred«vi to free it from injurious gases, , the chicken and half-pound of pork a skein that was momentarily becoming, ]K»tng upon a stranger in a strungwhich |«ta off in time. After three or 1 lued up: ponr fa enough of the wat more and more taught! as some new’ four months it beremee carbonate of ' -in -----*- ‘‘-----------------. > *_ . which it wm parboiled to — make a phase of the subject under discussion collar manners and customs; and vou should not take advantage of me in thia lime, or mild lime, with a considerable gravy; cover with a crust ; ornament it was broached. portion of, sulphate of, Jjma faypeum) a little; bake an hour, or longer if the abrupt, and mrpryrsuoriioaa w»y.*; , mixed with it . 1 ' pic ia very large. tinman was remarking, “tho vineyard ' “I thought yeJowod ye’d been thar.” | Kitchen} and Marl-et Garden.--It *' Where?" To Pickle Eogx.—Sixteen eggs, one waa in a deplorable state.** *' In Bhyann.** ' I is now that thn well-planted and kept quart of vinegar, half ounce block pep­ “Tho viocyardl" interrupted his "Chryennef Not at alt I nnvrr never kitchen garden makes ita value felt tn bearded companion, per. half ounce Jamaica pepper, half indcr-­ abundant supplies of vegetables for the ounce ginger. B6U the eggs for twelve “Yea; the Lord's Tineyard. I mean; •aw the place. I thought yon under stood from the first that I was ai mis mis table. Though most vegetables are minutes, tbea dip them in cold water, the weeds were------ “ lajyond senona injury from weeds, the and take off the shell. Put tho vinegar “Hold ou a minute, stranger.' ex­ aiouary to Siam." “WhatI Siam? Well, I swear, >ar, I j vanons weeding implements should Ic with the pepper and ginger, into a claimed tho other, hitching in Ida seat, >w ' kept at work iu Ilin garden. A weed stewpan. and let it simmer for ten min­ take it all track, stranger; I throw up and turning so aa to fare hia eompen.ou 'll call going U> seiil now means many hun­ utes. Now place the eggs in a jar. —"hold yer hosaeo. I ain’t much on thia my baud. Shake, stranger, ' ’ drad-fold of ita kind few next year. JI poor over them the vinegar, etc., boil parable palavcr.au* I come mighty nigh ,it equM'^ -Jihyxuin—Siam. They do SMtlji^qa'Hb-T ? “ tlr-re is noUn tig on a atrip where an early ing hot, and when coid tic them down givin' ye tho lie on thet vineyard bixcrop Las been removed, let the culti­ with a bladder to exclude the air. This nesa, 'cause, ye see, there ain't no sech Mr. Whittier’s Poetry. vator run over it every few days, but it pickle will be ready for use in a 'ithin five mile o’ tbc camp. Maybs is Iw-lter to sow such piaci-o, and keep month. 1 It is not given to manv poets to know there's a few down to Balt lake, but no­ body ever was fool 'nough to think o' what tbsy do bool, and the few who all the ground in cultivation. Spinach Rtcx Sore with Gxef.n Pear — speculating ii -- ---------- * *~ ’ pos-cs*- that knowledge are wldom con­ may bo sown, and turnips sown now will Pick over and wash quarter of a pound , tent to be guided by iu The weakni-M nxake a good crop. neighborhood. __________ --t>of rice, put it into a quart of boiling of modern porta—o; one of their we*kTv© cottoned to the right o' the a Drilling D'AraL—Many farmers are waler containing a table-spoonful of I'm drswin* my eights onto Lord'i ncaaca--is the rlcaire to write l"ng testing the practice of cultivating aali. and boil ii tor ten minutes. Then jxxaj, m ii. poetry wore measured by wheat. We bear of frequent experi­ dram it, put it into two quarts, of broth. yards." quantoy and quality. Another weak- ments in this directioa, and-these have or meat stock seasoned with pepper “outside," “1 found the field ot lalior in neM is a studied avoidance of simple j gonundly turned out satisfsatariV- Cal’ and salt, and toil it gently until the __ „ or . _____ _________ t____ a deplorable condition. The weeds had every day themes. Mr. Whittier has I rivaling hoeing is easily' done by grains begin to crack open. Meantime long since choked the wheat, and tares mistaken hb powers m little m any ! dnlliug the wheat m »ixteen-inch rows, boil a pint of green peas in boiling were flourishing with a luxuriance that American port, but he hp not always by stopping every alternate sprout It water and salt until they are lender, might well sadden the heart of thr most cultivated them wisely, or he would , u net difficult to construct a simple wash them well with cold water ns soon hsve written ten narrative poem* where cultivator that will work thn n[races beearnest tiusbaudmaa. Ilumnu aacn aa they arc done, drain them, and put flees were frequent in the interior, and be has written one. I use the won! them into tlw soup-tureen. Aa soon barbarous executions for thn most triv­ narrative in a large senst' m covering a ent wheat hoca in the market that do aa tlie rice is Guider pour the soup into ial offenses were of weekly occurrence chew of }K>ems of which story-telling is tho work effectively. Wheat that is tho tureen on tho peas and serve at tlie chief motive, and which directly along the oomL I attended one of sown broadcast can not be cultivated. these executions, and it I sm not too appeal to the human sympathies of their Thia fact, and the better condition of tedious fa my narration I will relate the drilled wheat, should be sufficient In­ The Bay Geettoe’s Burl. arcumstanc.'s of the horrible affur. ducement to use the drill, if the great There wm a war at one time between Are you agreeable?" saving of seed and tlie lessening of Germany and France, rad for two or *0o ahead, ol' man. I'm listenin'. I , three years the French had }>osscaai<>n like to bear a man tell a good one while Oy/iter Shellg are frequently to be of tho old town where the Goethe, he's nt it,“ and the bearded pasaengcr procured for a small price, and may be lived. A French Count wm placed fa hitched bock to hia former position and the inspiration of rabjecte like these. burned very cheaply. To burn them, their house—billeted on them, m the Mkcd the driver fur “a chaw o' that ai,d they have amply rewarded the make a heap of shells and small wood; aoldim my—and. though Om L_>y nigger heel." j*M-tic train* he Lu bestowed upon brush wood can be used if chopped into Goethe was angry with the French for them. I am not sure, indeed, that hia “ Well, it appears that the unfortunate small lengths and packed clo^e. Wood 1 invading hu country, he very much man was condemned todcalii for poach­ fame will not ultimately rest tijxin some and shells are packed in layers, and the liked tins Count, who took a fancy to Bay upon heap u covered with chips and small the buy, and had him with him a great ing on the Kings preserves. They had . three or four of them. adjudged him guilty, anl sentenced 1 “Maud Muller.’“Skipper Irroon a Ride." woxi <>r brush. A* it burns down, more deal. The Count wms patron uf artiste, him to be beheaded, and a more pitia­ ' and "Telling fac Beta” Tbey had do brush is thrown upon the heap, and it and bought a great many picture*, and ble wretch it Iim never been my mis­ prutotyjraa in Amencun poetry, and. if may be left to smolder for two" days, from him Goethe obtained his first fortune to contemplate m he frassed out they bad snecomors, these succeaeon when the fire will be burned out A knowledge of art. Thia Frenchman in­ of tho prison into the open court where ; have come from the pen of Mr. Whit- few barrels of water may be thrown troduced the boy to other French he was to be cxocutexL He was made I tier, who ia never so much himself m upon a heap of 300 or 40<i bushels, and people, and Wolfgang thus learned the to kneel and bend his neck, after which | when writing narrative and legendary it will shake into fine powder; when it tanguage perfectly. Ho also learned tho executioner dipped his hand fa a stones Mr. Whittier b one of the few Amcri-. may lie *presd upon the field, in shak­ some other tilings, m the following tub of water, and, drawing his middle I ing the lime, tho waler should be thrown anecdote will show: He Itecame quite and fore finger through the Mud upon can ]MM-te who have succeeded in ob­ on gradually, h-et too much be Uacd and intimate with a French boy, Deronea, taining tba. anffragro of the reading which thx d'homed man --the tamo become peaty. . > j,' who pretended to have been engaged Kipbed them to the naked neck of the •public and of the litemry ctaar. Men । in agnsatmany duels--“affairsof honor" shivering wretch, leaving a brood and of letters respect hb work for ita sfahe called them. One day, he told When to Paint boMes. distinct mark at which to strike. He eenty, aimphcity and downright manli­ Paint applied to the exterior uf build­ 1 young Goethe that he had insulted him, then raiscil Ins grout double-edged ness, and average readers of poetry h- I , and at once challenged him io a ducL sword, and with one blow the htrad fell spcct it because tbey can understand fa ings in autumn and winter will endure . Goethe had heard Deronea talk ao much from the trunk, whib the great stream There b(Doka grown map and wumau t twice m long m when applied fa early I about throe "affairs* that be wm eager in the bod Who deca not readily inter sumnicr or hot Weather. In the former of blood crimsoned the sand." to engage in one. So you can imagine The clerical grntl«-man paused in ao- into the Mmrafam and chaconu-nt of it aricn slowly, smd becomes hard, like a the little tad, aged 12. arrayed in a boy's toniahment. His fellow-poMengcr wm “Mand Muller," and into the glowing ■ gtaxed surface, not easily affected by dress of that day, with shoes and silver storing at him with a strange exprea- j pettiotian of “Barbara Frietchie." I tlie hot weather, or worn off by the bcai- buckles, floc woolen stockings, dark sion upon his sun-browned features, Whether the incident which ia the in-1 ing of storms. Bat in very hot weather serge breeches, green coat with gold which the n areator at first imagined wm i spirition of the latter ever occurred, is I the oil in the paint soaks into the wood facings, a waistcoat of gold cloth cut the result of intense interest, bat which out of his father’s wedding waistcoat, ha gradually observed was prtxluoed by ouhy. htorevar^night fa a irw—sr be his liair curled and powdered, his hst a dugnsring disbelief fa the statementa under hb arm. and a little sword with •n^l. _ 1. i___ a:... . > which ho bed just been making. He such poems ia imm-dial© and perma­ guarded against, though al an inereaard Bilk sword-knot. He stood opposite ent hiatself short for tho purpose of nent. and beyond cntictam, favorable or expense, by first going over the surface Deronea. swords cbahed, and the UiYnsts allowing his haorer an opportunity of otherfrim; the kmeh at paturc in them with raw oil. Furthermore, by pointing rebeving hb overcharged mind, know­ is beyond all art. 1 should never think in ri.ld weather the annoyance of small ing full well that if be did not the of comparing “Barbara Frietchie" with flies, which invariably collect during tho bearded man would explode, mid render Bryant’s “0 Mother of a Mighty Race," warm seoBon on fresh paint, is avoided. A*.an affret to this, Uiere is a troulbc the artnataon decidedly uuphMant, to with slow-drying paint; il is that the My the least. The man of the border dust, which always will polkcl upon ex made a great effort to eootroi himself.-, txhed surfaoto, will, kewp ouUeoung M and m a tone plainly indicating that he forotJ a calmneM he wm far from feeling, simply U> “clinch" the man who sat bemde him, and prove to the grinning driver that no man could with impunity “ nut up a joah on hint" 4 YWt'a the froxen truth, b it, stran­ ger?" he asked. . “Every word I have uttered ia the truth. I witnessed tbv sickening spec- thorough om at it. It fa moat people prefer to ■------- ----------------------------------------- wm the! properly toy it It b this: Get a piece ■dicamcnt that tho animal wm ia. of tlie common sal-ammoniac, and ©very shoe- got fact in some way under ita hour or ao bite off a piece a* big w a ■th, and the shoe had to be removed pea and swallow IL If more conven­ ient, wash it down with water; or dis­ solve half a drachm of the sol-ammo- good m another, if not better." "And ___(Frem <ta> MaStoM UsOJ Orattar.] 1" retorted the wife, “have lived long White men were laying a pipe in the table-spoonful every three minutes or enough to know that one man in aa bad street near Mr. Gran Larrabee's rbop so. An overdose can Jo no harm, nor m another, if not worse." yesterday, they loft the ditch open for is the substance esjiecially disagreeable a while, and a. sow, with a family of The drink-maddened young King of to take. In from one to three hours eight, in nosing around, got into it. The relief will' ’ ‘ Bnrmah is not content with endanger­ small pigs could not got out, and the the eases. ing his relations with tho British Gov | mother tried her bent to help them. She simple remedy, after being told of it ernment, bat b doing hb bast to , would get down in tho ditch, giab a by one who has tried it, is to us a won­ weaken the allegiance of Ins own peo­ pig, and endeavor to throw it up to the ple. Tho - taxation imposed by this der; but so il.is.— Vox 1’opulL tU>p, but could bot toM them high A Bxmkdt Foa Weak Etk*.—A enough. Failing in thia, she went to I tlie pavement and tried to attract the simple remad y for weak ayisa is recom­ that at Bhamo, an important town on attention of pamcri by by running up mended, as follows. Get a fr-ccut cake the Irrawaddy, a popular rising lias to them and squealing, and then going of elder flowers at the druggist's, and taken place against tbc Government. track to her imprisoned family, showing steep in one gill of soft water. It must As there are no royal troops in dir EKRY A. GOODYEAR, the way. Borne boys finally helped be steeped in bright tin or earthenware; place, it is not impronabb that the ris­ them out, and tho mother hog granted strain nicely, and then add three drops ing mty make considerable headway her applause and mouthed each young­ of laudanum; bottle it tight, and keep before meavuree can be taken to eapster fondly m soon m it wm safely ouL in a cool place; then'as© Um a wash, prvM it, and that the example thus set letting some of it get in the eyes. Fol­ may bo followed fa other place*. low this, and relief ia certain. If tho Esquire Johnson, of Whiteland. eyes are painful or much sore, make Pnau is a good place for intelligent Johnson county, attnbutia his recovery small soft oons presses, wet in the mixt­ foreigners. Some tamo ago s Count from the effects of the sting ot a honey ure. and bind over the eyes al night. I Monteforte, a resident of Vienna, re­ bee to the administering of large doere can warrant the above harmless and nounced Austrian allegianco and wefit PEOPLE* DREG STORE, Hawtinj of stimulants. His symptoms were pe­ sure, having tried it in a number of to Teheran, where he received a pool­ culiar and very alarnung. Ho wm stung Cases where other skill and remedies " ' olioe force. Dispbyin® in the jugular vein, and two minutes had utterly failed If the eyes are some skill-----------------industry, ho was rapidly ---------------------—, after a cold tremor ran through hi* badly inflamed, use it very freely.and a advanced, and now has bev-n appointed frame; within fire minutes he wm ut­ tea made of elder flowers, and drunk, by the Shah to an office equivalent to terly helpless, hia entire bodv and limbn anil help cleanse the blood. Pure rock that of Mayor of the city, with a Land cold and clammy, breathing labored, ex­ sail and water will strengthen your eyes some salary and residence. He in also tremities cold and his heart beating if yon bathe them daily in it I would the chief judicial officer of the city, ■. S. COOMTEAB, slowly and faintly. Brandy wm fre­ earnestly advise you to avoid mixtures with unrestricted power to sentence to quently poured down his throat in targe or washes containing mineral or other imprisonment and corporal punishment. quantllira, and, after remaining uncon­ poisons.—Doctor. The Count Monteforte is a much mo.-e scious for about twelve hours, he came The Pvlxe.—Every intelligent per-1 considerable personage than be wm in out of his stupor somewhat suddenly, son should know how to ascertain the begnu to recover, and is now perfectly state of the pulse in health; then, by comparing it with what it waa when he Kan., Iim frequent dcatli-hkc trances, was ailing, he may have some idea of the tasting half an hour or longer, during case. Parents should know the healthy A lad named Frior, with two compan­ pulse of each child, aa now and then a which she shows no signa of life. She ions, were "foohng “ ia a row boat in the person in born with a remarkably alow thinks that she really dies, going to Hudson, near the foot of Washington or Inal pulw, and the very case in hand heaven and then returning to earth. street, Saturday evening, about 7 JO may bo of that peculiarity. An infan»*s She says that she meets spirits, who tell o'clock, when tho boat upeet, and tbc pulse is 140; a child of 7 years, about her that they had to repent of their sins three boys were thrown into the river, eighty; and from 20 to 60 years it is before they could advance, aad were un the boat covering them. They strug­ seventy beats a minute, declining to . happy until they did ao. But afterward gled from under tlie craft and swam for sixty st fourscore. A healthy grown they are engaged in learning and grow­ the shore. Two reached it in safety, jwrson's pul»e beats seventy times a ing brighter, and are taught by spirits but young Frior, becoming exhausted minute. There may be good health brighter than the rest Thespirits have when within a short distance of the down to sixty. But, if the pulse always no wings, but wear flowing robes, and dock, sank. A noble Newfoundland exceeds seventy, there is disease. The dog, which stood on the dock and saw machine is working itself out;- there is bright and beautiful, and olb-rs Iran tho boy go down, sprung into the fever and inflammation somewhere, and and miserable. They have no voice, water, caught him by the Lair and ina the body is feeding on st self, aa in con­ but their thoughts can be read. with hia precious prise into the slip at sumption, when the pulse isqu'ck—that A axaoLCnox Lm been introduced the iooi of the street, where several is, over sixty— giadually increasing with imo tlie Chamber of Deputies of France dock men who witnessed the event ren­ to rare tho ruins of the Tuillerisa. once dered assistance and got the l«l Mfciy reaches 110 or 120, when death comes die most famous palace iu Europe, and whore. Tho noble animal should have before many days. When tlie pulse ia the scent- of some of the mast dramatic a gold collar, and young Frior owes hia over seventy for mouths, and there ia a events in history. Its name originated life to him. alight cough, the lungs are most prob­ from the fad that it is located on ground ably somewhat affected. occupied in 1517 by tile works. Before Bomethixo Wobth Kxowtxo —Every ita complete destruction by the Com Augustus Marsh, of Bangor. Me., reof mnne of 1871. there had liecn over three cc.utiy had the misfortune to swallow his Utile while wc read in the false teeth, which are now in his atom­ some one who haa stuck n rusty_________ centuries given to ita construction and foot, or kneca or hand, or some other adornment. The sons culottes liked it,. ack. He at flrat tried to bold them in because, when they were engaged in a portion of bis Ixxly, and tiiat lock-jaw the throat, but did not meet with much sucreea. Soon after saallowing the resulted therefrom, of which the patient revolution, it wm the place they always teeth he spit up a little blood. For died. If every oerson wm aware ot a sacked with the greatest gusto, and the some time he wm in great pain. Opi­ jicrfect remedy for all such wounds, and moat profit in blood and treasure. As ates were given him. bat it required the would" apply it, then all such repot ts there is nothing venerable alwut tbc strength of several powerful men to must cease. But, although wc can give rubbish left. France can gain nothing keep him quiet. He is now much bci- the remedy, we cannot enforce its ap­ by k*ieping it on hand. ter. and suffers but little pain. Of plication. “--------------------------- 1 — “ ‘ EWTOM HOl'SE, The Hartford Time* tells a beautiful course be has a rather unnatural feel­ cause they story ot a man wbrrac umbrella wm ing aliout the stomach. He eats huaruly will'have n< stolen at church, and who. therefore, and digests hia fqod well Hia diet conput an advertisement in the local pa­ sista principally of coarse food. What small account, and not worth fussing pers, m follows: the result will be cannot now be told, over, until it is too late to do any good. instances are on record where teeth Yet all such wounds can be healed with­ have passed out. It may be necessary out tho fatal consequences which follow to cut through the lining of the stom­ them. The remedy ia simple, almost ach and remove them in that way always on hand, and can be applied by The Hartford Tiniet thereon wida Again, tbey may paaa down into the in any one, and, what ia battcr.it is infalli­ that next morning the resident of San Irolines and have to Iw cut out from ble. It ia simply to smoke the wound, Fernando street found hia porch and there. Ho is able to be np most of thr or any bruise or wound that is inflamed, with burning wool or woofam doth. front yard covered vjilh urabrellM. re­ Twenty minutes in the smoke of wool stored under cover of the friendly will take the pain out of the wont uigfaL — But how dificrcut was tlie re I I have always supposed that the story wound; repeated two or three times, it sponae to. a Chicago man's advertucthat cals were addicted to the habit of will allay the worst ca»ca of inflamma­ mcni of a loot umbrella. The Chicago : sucking the breath .of persons while tion arising from a wound. People may man loot his umbrella under similar cir ; sleeping, where they could get access to sneer at “tho old man's remedy “ as cumatancea; ho put in a similar adver­ j the apartment, wm nothing but a nurs­ much aa they please, but when they are tisement. and next morning while he ery fiction with which to frighten chil­ afflicted just let them try it. It haa wm at breakfast there came a thunder­ dren from tbc practice of taking pct saved ymu>y lives and much pain, and is ing ring at the door-bell, and the post­ rata to l»*d with them; but a ease in worthy of being printed in letters of man gave him the following letter: point liu just eomc under my notice, gold and pul in every home. You Ue, you vfltata, you bo. and yon know with which I thought it would bo well it If I wall known you woajd bars taut to acquaint your rcadern, to guard them against a similar occurrense. A young ladv of my acquaintance, residing in Bedford aienu., Brooklyn, was awak­ ened bat week, daring the night, in an almost exhausted and strangling condi­ tion, with just sufficient eonscionsueM out beyond Springwells had probably posted himta-lf oh this fart be­ cat, whose mouth wm thrust fore visiting the Central Station yester­ far into here. She had scarcely day to give notice that some one had stolen his only hr»g. strength to call for help, and has since “My theory," he said, after leaving been very ill from prostration and ul­ cerated sore throat For several morn­ the item, “ia that the thief look that ings previous she had awakened wrth hog from the pen about midnight, run very peculiar sensations a!tout the him to the stock-yards, hung around til! thraat and chest. The cat was a strange daylight, and then sold him to a batch­ one, m none ks kepi about the house. er, but, of course, you ;>oljcc can work on any line you sec fit?’ He went away to look into several batcher shops, and in about an hour re­ turned and said: Train* Oolna " Say, I've got a different theory in that bog cose. I've been thinking it ail over, and I've concluded that tho hog Uli clover. Forty bushels per acre of air­ slaked lime ia usually spread from the wagon with a long-liandled shovetupon the plowed ground, and harrowed in with the seed. It will do no harm to put on tho lime itumev’.istely •ftrr the manure, if It is harrowed in df once. The Stubblet are now idle upca most farms. This is not desirable; dry weather at this reason seriously inter­ feres with plowing, and the work can­ not bo well done if it is delayed. As soon aa,the oats have been removed tho ground should be plowed, and, if the weather continues dry, it should be cul­ tivated or worked with the harrow. The diak or when! harrow io excellent for thin purpose. Otherwise a cross plow­ ing should be given before the ground Hl! “Ye sew the sword sharp chop his head offT” :.m is 8L .... £s5n.-3 —*!----- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-08-23.pdf.pdf d8557f2549e54ff2fd2907bf7a273307 PDF Text Text NO STRONG, DeioUd to the InUraU of the Best Partr Under the Sun. VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE. BARRY C MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23. 187'J. Majhrillt Jiwrtm. “llil SABBATH READING. aisle*! at mi.UU0, gjtb iiMurslKV at tlCKl.UUa -LtohtnW lately atroek teak JU 3W of tbs United Pip* Ims, nsor Puksr, Pa, which coot*u>*d IH.UVterrrU irfoil. Th-a tank burst, aixl the oil, taking Are, ran down iu tfa atatkxi aixi barced MVarai baihliuga Tbs Um* wsm sbaui |fi0,<Ml “el?'.1.'. BetAVs Thnw mil* Wonk, bsl on Utrtr iMUvrt dwrtlias. Wtel wreJlb o' lui. u,l*< .jIIiUm uuluM 1 A Desperate DuiL —fa-curt Grove lintel m| lb* pavilion, at Bath, L L, were dratroyrd by Ore mm night last week. "Die fire was very rapid, Um suesla k»t nearly story thing, and two persona wore burned io death. The )um will reach f lol.Ofi, H'M oBe Irishmen hare laXcly takro piano at a numbsr of |»xnta in Irwlan.1 Dunag am- of these row a, st Lurgon, police charged oc a mol PARMENTER, divine, not long dead.__ ,____________ quoted with high commendation in an obituary, a* setting forth tho central idea of hut re­ ligions belief. Tm And axrl m-wt todtepsasatta rooditioa at ll>e nr*h jwba fired at vacb other wit.. nfi<* On® lea-kr of th® ('atbolie party bad dynamite, which sxpltrtsd. Injuring him fatally —The Kmc of Bansab i* a^n on a spree, ami has already eicco led quite a somber of th. What is meant by a “blind, absolute, entire suhmiwiion of the intellect ’ to God? It is the faculty or faculties by which we apprehend truth If God made the intellect, that i* what he made 11 for When n vuublo object is placed before the open eye. the ere per­ ceives the object. When intelligible truth is placed fafore the intellect, the intellect perceives the truth. That is the function of the intellect. There is WA L TKR & PO WER S. W<- take it for granted that the physI'^ai »ight was given U* to ace with; ti’iat we honor the Giver not by disusing it, or bv *pcalur.g contemptuously of it. but by u»ing it and prizing it. We *up|MMu- that it la by keeping our eve* open and trurting the evidence they give us that wo walk most safely. What iH>rt of at-nae would there !*• in talking CHAS. H. BRADY. Although the number of duels which have ended fatally for the com latent* is happily limited, the fashion which prevailed during the eighteenth century of having a number of seconds on either side pitted one against the other caused many dwte to end fatally for more than one of the actor* < in them. One of the moot famous dnela of this kind, as well a* one of tho most disas­, trous in it* consequences, tliat beI Mohun. which took place in thn reign of, Queen Anne, in the year 1712. The Duke of Hamilton was a moat amiable. ami accomphshed gentleman, beloved j by his friend}, and resjx-ctcd by all; while Lord Moliun was the moci finI tohrd woundri-l and desperado of the time, which is saying ■ a good deal. Lord Mohun, for private reasons, of which revenge wan only one, wjis deter­ mined to force a quarrel on the Duke. Accordingly, be inanltcd him grossly, and then scut a challenge, which tho Duke, though hr knew that in so doing he played into the scoundrel's hands, was forced to accept. They met in Hyde Park, and fought long and fiercely. Both were accomplished . awonboaen, and. although they wound- | ed ra*.i uthcr again and again, no- attempi st a reconciliation win made. Maj Macartney, one of Lord Mohan’s sreonils, was sccascd of having stabbed the Duke from behind, as noon as he aaa Lord Mobnn ’»■** mortally wound­ ed. Hi* Imrai-dtete flight after the I to open them. Blind >ul Uir eyesight to find cntglil |M-raiat<-nt refnsal to lx-lirv. A man might aay.“ My «-yn »» one great reason ■h mwrable folly, olved lee ceftial in XowhvHlo, Nllehl|r*n- , tins argument doc* nut apply just w , well to thr mental wight ns to tin- faidily । sight The 1 .tellect was made to fa used just os truly as tho ryes were. We do not honor God by disusing it or by dintrusting it any more than we honor . him by disusing or distrusting our eyes. The intellect is nut infallible, it sometimes fall* into error, bnt so do i onr eyes sometimes deceive ua; we keep on using and trusting onr eyre. and we have just a* much reason to keep on using and trusting our intellects. There are many subjects of the 'gilt that are beyond the comprehension of onr minds, and there are many objects in the tinivcrwo that are too far away nr too small for onr eyes k> ace; but that is no reason why we may not see and know things that come within the range of sight or knowledge. We need the help uf the Infinite Wisdom in using our mental vision, and in understand­ ing the things that we see and their re­ lations—but it is in using the mind's eye, and not in closing it, nor in refus­ ing to accept without sujiernaturs! in­ dorsement the evidence that it gives AKK 1IOCME, Thorospple Lake, Barry Co- Mich. L* I* CQfaK. X*roprlwUMR •Qortly dnren luk. k*co>nhn- k. report, Av* klll*l uid •cverrt wvBodwl Tb« M*yor did QOl All.,* Um Jx,b.-c u, interfere, *■ be lad but turty nra. Two ot U» wouudvd dind at MBtit Twvaty-eix u, bm,;, be woutxUd more or l*« svrtuuUy. The; ate*. — Jam«* IL WUbnr. Um peculatta* otwwmt of tho Pacific raUb, fawraoew. Mam. , confmm har.nK takuu mcoey by fatofylag th. p*y roD* for l!.c p**t four ye*r» -Fred SpanldteR, Qty O*k at Loavonwortb, ILLIAM JONES. A German Baroa, who hod bwnnlay ing branly ok “makao," at the Pesth M^omI Casino, and had. during a few dboUm, woo >40,000, waa diaeovarod cheating a few w*M»ks ago in a vary cunoasway- Be always appeared anxious to “taka tbs bank,' by which means he, of coarse, always dealt He kept down the pUc of bank notes in front with his poindiad mhrur tobacco box. Bo dealt over this, end coaid thus see tho cords be irah his players reflected in the lid of his box. A certain General of the staff Obserred thia, and fagged for the loan of the box to roll a cigarette. This roqnra* be frequently repeated, and obwraed that when tho box was away the 1.. ।__ l i.-i___ ________ । were destroywt; IUbm'i T., and a purtfra at Dr. wk. st Fam, Mich., w«. —1-1—'------------ >scttvWy ' । । ' i But thia divine goes on to aay that surn submission is “blind, bnt not irra­ tional.” If it ia not irrational to shut the eye that was made for seeing, what is irrational? It is, however, a **sightle** ” eye. That seems to Alter the case. Mau ia the “ aightleoa child “ of an “ all-seeing Father." It must be mental vision that ia here denied to man. To aay that he is sightless to the same as to say that be to destitute of intellect. Of course, if he has no intellect to may bo well for him blindly and absolutely snd entirely to submit his intellect to God if he con. But how can ho? How to it possible to submit to God that which he does not I > < < ■ i J1CK Bixolstox, colored, was ar­ raigned in CharlraUin, 8. C.. on the charge of brating his wife. It bring proven to the sattofoetiou of the court lhet Jacob had exercised hto autliority with do indiratton of malice or UVwdl. al poven Faithful FACTS AND FIGURES. Demao the year ending June 30, 1879, 141,931 immigrants landed in New York, against 103.0G2 during tho previous two years. Tho lido isstesdily some uf our readers may not know what do m A man might imagine that »•> honoring Gixl in die use of his r* by shutting them, and refusing to C. C. WuLCprr. Proprietor. where the boy waa. It was 11 o'clock when he was released, and hia nervous condition was most piteblc. Such a shock was it tliat ho never recovered from his fright till he died, although nearly a weak intervened. His ankle swelled up immediately, and wsii treat­ ed by a physician. But the boy's condi­ tion ww» such that he could not rally, and treatment was of no avail. His death wm directly due to septicaemia or blood-poisoning, but the physician regards the fright a* the superinducing cause.—Si. Louis Republican. There are said to be about 30,000 telephones now in service in this country, and only 54X) in England. Thia to a good example of the comporitively alow progress of now invention* in the mother country. The average of mortgage* upon the tanning lands of France is but 5 per cent. In England it is 58. The United Slab* ha* bat 3,000,ub(J proprietary agriculturist*. France, with * vaatlv smaller area, has 6,000,000, 5.000,000 o’f whom are small farmers. England has bnt 25,000 landholders, and 12 percent, only of the people till the noil; the rest are engaged m raauufactunng and other pursuit*. One million are (<*u|mts. The rainfall in London during the first six months of the |>rcsent year ex cccdeJ the average by mure than 50 per I cent, having been 18.49incheaaj»against Ian average of 11.83 inches. The only instances during the part twenty-one year* in which the fall of the first half of the year has «xceeded fifteen inches are "i860, 1! graced it. What really followed will inches; 1878, never be known for certain. A* the Duke leaned forward, with his sword still in Lord Mubun's Ixxlv, he wm stabbed through the shoulder U» the It doesn't take much of a mathema­ heart. It mud tlial Lord Mohan, tician to count ll.es; but, for fear tlial LEWIS DURKEE ^yOLCOTT BOUSE, NUMBER 48. quired of men by God. It is casting contempt upon His must precious gill to speak of the mind of man in the tone in which it is spoken of in this ity for weighing butler : 162 house flies one ounce; 2.592 bonne flies one pound ; 259.21X> house flies one hundred'•eight; 5.IM.000 honsc flies one ton. The reader may extract aome consola­ tion by porting thia on the bedroom wall and studying it at night. To mau shoe-pegs enough lor Amer ican use consumes annually llKj.000 cords of timber, and to make our lucifrr matches 300,0410 cubic feet of the fart pine are required every year. ImaU and boot tree* lake 500,000 eords of Usrch. beech and maple, anti the handles of Uxjla 500,OoO more. The baking of onr bricks consume* 2,000,000 ctinl* of wood, or what would cover with forests aixmt 50.000 sere* of land. Telegraph PITH AND POINT. Bvildino the St. Louis bridge was a big feat; but any St. Louis girl can show bigger feet. The climate of Saratoga to the most equable in the world. There is a never­ ending spring tbeie. Wht is a modern lady's capillary adornment like modern advertising? It's a big puff of hair (affair). Scandal mongers may learn thia lewson from the frog : Jnco overpassed the ecanon of hi* adulesccuoe, he gives up tail-bearing. hilling the bull's-eye. Wr never yet saw ______________ kings and queens bad enough not to take a couple from the ixittom of the puck if an opjKirtuuity offered. An exchange says the writing ink useal by the ancients would lx called varnish to-day. That's the reason they couldn't write plain, unvarnished teles. PxomsoR in law recitation—“Mr. ---------- . what ia excusable homicide?" Senior, promptly—"Excusable homi­ cide la when a man kill* himself in sclf- I never lo*c anything." The Binghamton Republican tells Horne- ul.-a of the- lusgnitudr of the of an old lady who can't see why base­ buniln « of nilsing awevt-xcentcd flow­ ball player* change pitchers mo often. er* for their prrfnmr alone may be She thinks they ought to get one that gythm-.l irons the- fart that Europe and would huld enough in the first place. 11 ntuh iii'lia alouo consume' about 154),- ways in which American forests are go­ “Ma." said a little urchin, peeping i«M» gallons uf the handkerchief perfume ing. There are others. Our packing­ bcncatli the bed-clothes, “I am cold; T yearly: that the English revenue from boxes, for instance, cost, in 1874. French can do cologne iberlf is >49,000 >l2.i>OO,U(IO. while the timber used each want more clothe* on the bed." “Ide still, my dear," said the mother, “till year in making wagon* and agricultural gland from other imported perfume* ia implement* is valued at more Uian yonr sister comes nome from church ; she’s got the counterpane for an adj r st ewtimalgd al F2tK>.(Mkl each year. There >100,000,000. i- one great perfume distillery at CaiHM-a. in France, which use* yearly alamt HMI.UOIl inn nil* of ncacia fluwere, Iti'.fMMi jMnitiil* of rare-flower leave*. dd: “Go where there to most T.’.immi pound* of jasmine hliMaum*. and Thr prcacucr concluded that 2O.4NJ0 poauda lnl>rro*c bloanom*. to- ------------------------ —------------- --------- - —____ ________ gether with an immense qiuntity of , any real appropnab-neoz, should have a ' **" good advice and went where there local application, if posoible ; or. if this 1 movt money. other miena! lined for perfume. Vic­ A IJTTLE lx>y was one day asked by a toria, m New South Wal«-*. in a noted ia not practicable, a name which per- ' place for thr production of pcrfnme- p.dnat«i some incident ■ nnecfavl with ' clergyman if he knew what an implicit, hu,tf!7 lb'' rnnon is ■ good child like faith was. He thought ho yirlding plants, because such plants a* the r.weet verbena, jasmine, did. Being asked to describe it, after rose, lavender, acm i*. heliotrope, rose­ mon n«e to the French “ville." Noth­ thinking n moment, he- said: “When mary. wall-flower laurel, orange and the ing more poor and mean in nomencla­ my mother says a thing is so, I must be­ ture can be found in the gazetteers than lieve it to so, if it ain't so." n greater perfection this everlasting ville. The noints of It is Said that Charles Reade, tho other part of the the compass more naturally taJte a kail novelist, keep* two sec retenes at work world. South Aii.trail*, it is believed, in distinguishing an off*hoot from an reading and cupping murders, poison­ would also be u gtxxl place for the old town. Massschusette lias suspend­ ings, accident*, robberies, and other 1 growing of these perfume-producing ed on the points of the compaaa more “unco moarnftil tela*," which furnish plants, though they are not yet culti- than 200 of her towns. There are in him with the hint or substance of inci­ rated there to much extent The value tho whole country no leas than Gull dents for his stories and playa. of jx-rfumes to countries adapted to towns apd cities which have west for a A Detroiteb cured a long and seveiv their pnxlaelion may l>e gathered from p. vfiz. There arc more than GOO norths j the following estimate of their growth of various com.' inatious—Northfield attack of neuralgia by falling down ’ ’ ~ ' stair*. That's nothing. Some years and value per acre, as given in the Lon­ ■go a Norristown youth was cured of a don (Eng. > Journal of Horticulture: bad habit of swearing by falling off « An sere of jasmine plants, 80,000 in cherry-tree. Not a single oath has cwnumber, will produce 5.000 pounds of cnjxxl his lipa since. Tho fall broke flowers, rained at >1,250; an acre of row terra, 10,000 in number, will yield Toe. There ought to bo a North his neck.—Norris town Herald. 2,000 pounds of flowers, worth >375; 100 Toe. or, at least, n Toeville, but In North Carolina orange tr<x-s growing on on acre will there is not. yield, at ten years of age, 2,000 pounds there to a town called Why Not? and of flowers, valued at >250; an acre of there ia another in Mississippi. Be­ violets, producing Iti.OOO pounds of fore Americans took to the point of the flowers, to worth >800; an acre of cassia compoos they had exhausted tho word tree*, of about 300, will, at three years “New." There are G25 towns in the of age, yield 900 pounds of flowers, United 8telco bearing that prefix, many worth >450; an acre of geranium plants of these being in affection*!ie remem-' " ‘ will yield something over 2,000 ounces braaco of J nami-a. Pennsylvania distilled otto, worth >400; an aero of Among the Ity of Congruity, and lavender, giving over 3,500 flowers for ----------------------- 1 the euphtonioua title distillation, will yield a value of >1,500. of Nance's Shop, in a county known by —Boston Cultivator. the singular name of Charles City. In Perry county, Ky, we find the name of Cut Shins, and North Carolina given the town of Democrat; this State, which has a monopoly of odd names, is proud to own the postolfice of Mutual Jmtc. In Sampson county, same State, ia situ­ ated the cheerful community of Dis mat Some settlers in Smith county, week ago. and the gardener, being very Tenn., confessed their trials in aeare.fimuch annoyed by the depredation, ing for an appropriate name for their swore out a warrant ehargiug the child Plie by calling it Difficult. Georgia with malicious trespass. The Marshal has a Dirt Town, and North Carolina who served the wnt reprreented to the rejoteswfa a Tar Baah la the wihterchild's parents that he wasonly going to neas of foolish and unmeaning names take Eddie to the Four Courts to of oar towns we And eight Alphas, and identify some other boys who were in we condudu by noting that there are �Dye Stuff*! Dye Stuff*! New Stock of Summer Goods! IN STOCK AND NOW ARRIVING. ■al iNtryiTtjgrra, IPPORTS, raon wm killed e night of the 14th. man w ho ban lost of whiaky. The alarming rumor is again inoirca- teenih. He was sixty ycan old. Reduced earthquake' if God w ilk ; but il*« old with * Hvdy swarm and * liberal sup- a baby till it thinks the day of ‘judge meat has arrived, then go smiling to WALL PAPERS ud BORDERS. Greatly Sanilac bouncing Kiri. Couldn’t tell the weight of the little lady, but John wDl now naiicml trouble. Re will probably die from llH-efftx-ta. . A man who tioards at the slate's ex­ panse will never complain of too high living. Tlw priaonrni at tho louia House of Correction are fed at a cost of Ac. itrLJX COMM. I’RHER. SOAPR. Itx* WILL HELL THEIR STOCK AT Prices I THESE GOODS RAFE BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE .INTEREST OP MY PATRONS. AS TO QUALITY Three k no BKTTKR. FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE WINDOW RHADEB. CURTAINS, CORDS. AND FIXTURES. Blanks. Day Books, Ledgers, Lc. Good Books for the Home Circle. Fine American and Foreign Watrhew. Chain*. Pins. Hings, Herts. Gold Pens and Pen Holders, Silverware, Ac. uajuc" •auu.T, a pmnrcr, oi rnnt, drank a quantity of- muriatic arid by mistake .Wednesday, >He thought H NEW STORE! I.KWbuabeUof but before ubegot through telling NEW GOODS! DRY GOODS. effects of trouble, and an excmwivc use Site tornmiwffeex- tending *,a<’ ^*r*w,t*n *° deposit ---- M----GO TO THE NEW STORE OF Mrs. M. Bement of Mason, died very suddenly on the 13th. She vm «» well f* “i ’ ? Performing BOOTS 4 SHOES, have been disgracing Canada* for I . mnrt -» Mr. K.m-y u t.. r.n« mr. -Irf.r. paid lmCT, tor th. i bj" ■" -Uh tor a hoto to map lato. l-aw ai-l uimalalia, I. tor p.l-lir , |TI**‘ -"-".al. U‘>< 'h? man.) mto^aahnk—mrtoaraml n^xtr.. h- «tohl Mr Horarr mtomlm IkMM .hr die complained of feeling atrangely and in five minutes was dead. Ben. Hill, Georgia’s senator, talks to the agriculturist* at the earning Ionin county .fair. Ho knows more about law than agriculture, bnt the loti Ians the people immediately started a sub­ scription paper to aid him to' purchase Mqjnr Hnbbcll and Capt Smith spent anight in drenkenne**, at Goshen, Ind.. the following moniiug awoke Squire Hlosson. aud Frank Hartwell, a nice little sum waa secured. cd<4<he exhibition they’ had made of ; Your rarrocponthgit though of tel­ thi-Mnrlyr*. The Captain proposed ling of Dsn. Myers corn, that the field .suicide, aud the Major auid tliat the will overage 13 feet high, aud a few idea wns excellent. Tltcy bought-a vi­ other fields full as good, Imt the Kalal of morphine. drank it mid died. The amo coreaprndrnt in thr Charlotte ' affair gave the local total abstinence /?rp. goes aud tells that Wm. Bartig society an opportunity, which they im­ has a field of corn 14 feet high with 17 proved by dosing every barroom in tho ema on a stalk, so don't expect tills village.* ’ corespondent to try to tell any bigger li-li—like fun, that corn wUl yield. Groves and Goodnight. Presbyterian A scaffold nsed in the bnilding of tho clergymen, atinonbcod in Texas that they liud tveri veil a special divine re re- dwelling of Mart. Karcher at the tfruter, fell on Saturday p. m. creating within ten years' w»« foretold. Their quite an excitement, and much noise. fold, and Will. Ccasaa had just stepi>cd Coming Lord. They preaeh that Grant re-elected in lft», will invade aud sub due Europe, overthrow Romanism, and finally meet a downfall-after which the miilenium. “BtuineiK will not revive in Europe eipitating the men to the ground, a distance of about 18 feet, bnt strange as it may appear, injuring neither of j> ns,prp? exploded at Pierce’s Chem­ ical Works, at Flint, on the night of the 18th. enveloping the whole building in flames, and before the fire depart- flrat revival of the steel and iron trade in the United States is reflected in Europe. Tho'cablegnuna state tliat. by the .J sanguinsrj- carpet and flooring, passing into the cellar, doing no farther damage than intimately con- We Notions, I£tc. tlie exorciacs consistedof singing, dec­ lamationa, and speaking by Mr. Church HOT SUMER MONTHS! ARE UPON US, AND THE FARMERS ARE IF YOU WANT Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. Too I3uay to Come to Town --------- BUT THEY---------- MUST HAVE WILSON A HOWL THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE The neccrearics of life, and thane can always be found nt the OLD PIONEER STORE la full to overflowing with CHARLES SCHELDT. SUGARS, TKAS, COFFERS, 8PICRS, Always pay the highest marko* •'rice CANNED GOODS, And in fact a full line of GRAINS G80CERIE3! The l«mt in the market, just received. built, while they were about it. but Crock'ry & Glassware mran bunion*. up bin life in Virginia in a vain effort to that State. AINSWORTH & BROOKS. where. Superintendent Theodore Barnes is a wide-awake tliourough go ing gentleman, and use* every effort to dinary prosperity; and the effort* of wise statesmanship in the future should prosperity from too suddenly culmin­ ating in wild speculative enterprise* of all kinds. --------- AND Till BOOTS AND SHOES, STAPLE AID FAMCT aud most interesting Sunday Schools at the Barnes School bouae, two milts m> JJA-ItVKST into the Move from which it threw the A large and enthusiastic railroad meeting was held at Adrian Saturday in U>e interest of a connecting link to a route from Toledo to Grand Haren. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & CO. GROCERIES BOSTON STORE. ....... . struck COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, Ac.. Ac. -FOR------ BUTTER & EGGS in Great Britain hi showing unmistak­ able symptoms of revival. Mail advices two countries are Groceries, &<?. the employ of Mr. Hagcrtliy aa flier at the Bradford lake mill. Otaego’county, was arrested last week for bigamy, but settled matters np with hia flrat -rife and left with her for Bay City, tin • se­ cond wife remaining behind to shift foe beraelf. . He said hia name was Foster, and tliat he was alu nff of Mecosta Co., hnt Taken in exchange, the aame aa money they amwteil him at Battle Creek, on Tneadnr night on a charge oCtlMif land, for which we pay the highest emliexxlcment. alleged to hare been market price. committed at Albion, and ami be prov­ ed to be an old jail bird just oat of the penitentiary. Wednesday afternoon Joseph Smith,. while at woiA iu llaues & Co.’s cabinet diop in Coldwater, met with a serious acetd-nt. He wm» at work at the Urge saw when hia left hand eamo in contact with the aaw, cguaing the loow of the thumb, flrat, srccud and lit tie finyj; which were all taken off eloae ... . bkiwa Still on Ea.rt.ti WILSON £ HOWE XO11OXS, main Imildinn, with contents, were consumed. Com, 930.000; insured for $10,000. Mr. John Zwemer.'nf Sangntnck, re­ On Wednesday of last week, during the atonu. and while the family were cently ran hia wife and children off his place, threatening to axe them if they all airtent, the lightning entered did not gn. Now Mr». Zwemcr opens KELLOGG, DEMA RAY A Co: (Opposite the Wolcott House.) - to to rdlr. A- U of affairs wonld not tie tolerated. i'UMITURE HOUSE quality 1 can, ami On Wednemlay afternoon while Rev. W. R. Tilhnghmu. of Holy Trinity chnrch, Detroit, waa idtling outside of his tent on Fox island, Amhcrstburg, where hi- wns camping out, he was accideuully shot by a young man named James Wright, a member of the camp­ jug party. The young man was care­ hwy handling a revolver, and did not perceive that it was at full rack. As be turned around to say something to law had just arrived with a full desire and jracpuoe of remaining all Summer. ‘ Helio, old man," said a Mend, meet­ ing him, "what’s the awful matter with "Oh my, I am shot!" rone Aylsworths SPace trlnuae* and I will do vc. in cnnnrelion with B NEAT LITTLE MEAT MARKET, Kng hnt h Daliu will tits. Give me a trial and by good fforxla. Ijoo1< Out io* New _A.d nr All kinds of Produce. Hide* aad Sheep Pelt taken at the Market IVwa. •CorvMthxj will overtake them. NEXT W EEK Yours Respectfully, fits CHAS. W. SMITH. boule with them; that Lnndrrds »neh to lighten onr editorial labors. tituLmd i MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, 8iHa Hand Stedten, SPRING MILLINERY —M>» > -T***-. — Millinery aid Ftncy Goods ! All Aboard for Aylsworth’s. Latest Styles & Patterns Lard, by the lb. or barrel. Ite-pertAliy, VIENNA BAKERY POTV’T BUY A. Sewing Mudline the �HOST TOC TOBGCT IT? THAT roc to BUY GOODS; AND ca: BUY MORK COODS I!, w. Sttirtt. WOOPLANB ITEM*. Bn an. Ohm, wiu IV We allow ho ForaiMTv in ntral Michigan to U«t M i« style, nuidn street, and sidle infering tlu* m diflraalty in Mowing Woodland Htraar on MntKbr. Anatin saya tally one. It', the only girl in the whole H<»weM family. FOR YOUR MONET THAN AT AST OTHER PIrACF. ITHABRY CO.- COTTON GOODS -Small ARE ADVANCING EVERY DAY AND IF YOU HAVE A DOLLAL picnie in J. Haight'* woods on Saturday. Ooe Bnelrey. Grain DH0. Will aril Mr.. J. Nkhob and daughter Lorina on time or exchange for Stock. For are aojonniing at PHoakey. for tlieir partirnlnrs tan at Wtiaax At Howe's. health. FT Quick Sales and Small Profit, is my motto. 3 Cigars for a ‘nick.” Try TO INVEST, Now i» rtie Time to Buy! I HAVE Titus, Waited Brown, McArthur, Chatfield. Coville awl Scott started for Petoskey on tho 17th. out," wl ia mw a find-clam lodging Friday, diaraiMiwjr for it. •ecare a divorce. hare the mail route changed. a of blood. Gibbs was oar citizens or the mail carrier. One of the 8 *yjail. Ou Sunday evening, during a URGE LINE Of FiCTORIES WD C1IT0M HMM'd BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED, AND WILL Peti- we are sure no on* will IjHtrr sppreeiathe nrumpt. payment of juat due*, i of book account and notes than was arrest- Iting old friends in thia village for the Friexm : A kind Providence han smiled upon ypu thr po«t year, and giv- What ia MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. BEEN FORTUNATE IN SECURING A Save You from Ten to Fifteen per Cent. Of YOU CAN BUY OF ME FOR CASH THE^J if Nashville Ina daughter. Mr*. L. J. Wheeler, for hia home at Litchfield, yesterday. filled with Middleville, Hammond and Caledonia excursion 1st*, passed through this village on Tuesday, for Detroit. Wednesday night, bare-foot. Her friaada tracked her within a mile of aheloft her home for that purpose Hastings. Any Information aa to her whereabouts will he thankfully recrir- Last week the tidings from Wood­ land, were that a “whlte-aoul«r wife Lad proven falac^and dearrtei! a true idden fits of deapondency, during which he seeks eonaolatiou Otficiala the only duo they have discovered as lie (Hill) mistook him Sheriff Lee. for Deputy go up in thankfalnrs* to their Maker that their houies are not thus accttrscd. pcnac for well-doing aud walking with our fret shall he slippered in flowers al) its temptation* and danger* have tnrnk immediately la-hind the train. at Ainsworth Ac Brook* purdiaami G.47O bushels of wheat on Friday and Satur­ day, undoubtedly a larger amount than waa purchaacd by any oilier one firm in Central Michigan. Charlotte folk* think L. A. Brown, oar amateur pedestrian, would, with proper training. l»e a hard man to beat, and m» think we; and the prospect* are that he will get ti»e training. Hon. Clement Smith, one of the most tral Michigan, will he at the Wolcott could be found, other than that he Ha* HISTINGS ITEMS. Base ball baaineaa still continues Rev. M. Tltterington. of Eaton Rap­ lively. ids, occupied the Baptist pulpit last Milton Prickett took to hia Imwoiu a Sabbath morning, and addreoMnl the MIm Duncan of Rutland, on Sunday. temperance meeting al the Christian Church in the evening. His remark, Co. Ministerial Association occurs no were timely and interesting. Parties who have occasion to go to A well-known and respected towusHastings, should remember that Hie motto that bang* in many a XaabviBe House kept by Conrad Clever, formerly of thia place. Fanners can get a square >pbe, and The Hastings Sentinel has been re- Cord. generous but JuaL Box’s Planing Mill. Need not be taken to Hasting* and re-.urfaerd. PP* A first-claw second-hand Melo­ deon for rale, or I will trade it for a px>d voung Horse, and pay the differ- . ence in cash or from store. . L. J. Wheeler. » TV A finzs line of Dye Stuffc, nei additions, low, at Boise Bros.’ Nobby Suit at fiom $4 50 to $7 50. The storm of last week did much Moat all rom in its track waa laid fiat, ’’‘Also '■Jr our stock . v of... r- . /• Dry Goods. Grocerrr vvILSOX At Howk sell more Flour and better Flour tliau any bou»c in Nash ville. ________________ Fine Lard. Castor. Golden. Neatsfoot, TnnaarX OUve. Hweet. Liusrcd Raw lag* printing matter. What ia more chunks cut of the public apple in order to lubber-lift the “creature" into sometelligcnt community like Saabville! And the fact that the Nashville New* Mr. C. C. Woi circulation, an claimed by the publisher good building and one that would be large enough for village aud town par- sumptnous picnic dinner, and there were left, it is averred, eataUra enough on the village,' aud ought to be located Uncle Killen. Esq., performed hia maiden marriage ceremony.at the Union House, on Friday of lost week, with available spot: that if a *700 building building the bride. The contracting parties were AIL Briggs, of Kahuno^uid Lottie Benedict, of Vu Ville, A wagon load of people, residing al Climax, were driving through the city, The East Johnstown Reform Club. Johnathan Steven’s grove. Wheat is turning out immensely in Accounts must be Settled lmme< have an Unsettled Account, don’t', C. A. 'I --------- _----- ---- - ----------- KIMKND! --------- - ------------ • Bou<Bitne. Fv.ei* Stork. rp vVhat ia tho use of paying >4.50 and fifl.00 for matching soft and hard wood, when you can gH it at J. Lextz & Box’s for *3.50 and *4J». Also sid­ Farmers Friend GRAIN DRILL Is far Preferable to all Others. It took the Grand Prize Medal at the Centennial Exhibition, and also al t Paris Exposition, over all competitors. It is the the only Drill with t' Double Force Feel. It has Cone Gearing. Surveyor, Patent Hue Shift. Cosb'paid for Eggs and all kinds of > Force Feed, Grass Seeder, and in fact it is the only Drill iu the mark I that will sow accurate. Produce al the Feed Store. - DomT Forget If. PF- A quantity of very nice 8n» One of the harvest thunderstorm* Cured Smoked Shoulders on h.rmt al passed over thia section on Wednesday. waa injured quite severely. In the game of base ball between the Casa Club, of Detroit, and the Haatiuga Club Monday afternoon, the Caaa beya defeated their opponrnta by a score of base hits to three for their rivals. Six­ teen of the Hastings men struck out on Shaughnessy’* pitching. There was a Bpima Around. JOHNSTOWN ITEMS. I? G. A. TRUMAN. les. Hats.-Caps, Notions, etr^ is fall and price* guaranteed to lie the lowest. mor to dare the latter into the rood. in favor of the principles expounded by the Republican party. G. H. Brook* SELL A- Deal fair and square with everyone. KxixooG. Dkmarat At Co. till, and four pcrous. The Sunday School conducted by Mr. Theo. Barnes, over in I.on>bartl dis­ trict, Vt’Ville, enjoyed a picnic on Snt- FOR $1.00 Pr.PAIR HEAVY TAP MOLE BOOTH, all warranted, worth really »3 you can buy for $3.00 per pair. ALL UKtMBKlKM will U sold at almost flrat coat prices. LAsT. Bl'T NOT LEA MT, don't forget that I have added a fa! GF nestings new Proccaa Flour,' the boos for baking, pnly *3.73 per cwt nt new lino of Men and Boys’ age done only to morality.z 8. T. D. Tuesday night last. Councilmen Bar­ ber. Wheeler, Downing and Olds ex- EVER SOLD IN THE COUNTY Clothtug. Wm. A. Atuwoktu has reeciyed a full line of Mrn’*. lk>v«' and Youth’s Beady-Made Clothing, eonaiatinr <«f Cotton Worsicd Suita, *Silk Mixed Suita, nil Wool Cashmere fitiita. Fancy Kent He Jias not paid hia comm lesion Diagonal Suits, Union and all Wool ___ __ _____ _____Beaver _ N, B.»-AII open Cheviot Suita, and_____ ail Wool "Unto us a child Is Imrn,” yet, two Suit*. The above are all fre«h and new ately, so If you with prices ranging from *4.50 to *£91 to respond. of ’em. United weight 9 lbs. Boy'and Our stoek of Boots and Shoes is com~ ~ girl. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ney. None The reason why J. W. Bontley carries his left hand in < rag, h Ixcanao on an accident that has happened at the Best Pair of all Leather Shoes If yon want a new Suit of Clothes, Hat or Boots for yoararlf or boy, you may go Barry County over, and you can't do better titan at ■ D. C. Griffith’*. fingers got nipped. SUmagMl Ltatba&m. Thia week we receive another aome- substantial building. Yours truly. residence on Saturday, at the advanced The matter of erecting a jail and it hotiae ; 0.8 wefts new barn iadone, and Beni. Pierced rushinghia new houre to eouiidetirin as rapidly aa poaaible. The Red Ribltou Club seems to l>e prospering finely. It haa two lady members that walk six miles to attend the meetings of the club. H. B. Me- family and then hastily departed again. The Sheriff immediately offeral a re­ ward for the apprehension of Johnson, ana has been actively engaged npon Hie case since the tragedy, and so thor­ last meeting. The semi-annual elccough has been hia work that ou Thurs­ day morning the murderer was nabbed The Maple Greve Ladies’ Society, in the jx»torticc at Chicago, and safely haviufdiscontinsed their meetings for removed to the Jail at Hastings. He melon the 14th at the residence of Mr. coolly rays be ktaifed Gibbs a hen en­ and Met. McKelvey, and an’ enjoyable time was had. The society will meet tirely sober. >Ir. Giblm leaves a wife, almost craz­ ed with grief at bis untimely end, and Mrs. Whitney. AH are invited. ■ one child. He waa a tcmderancc man ASSYRIA ITEMS. aud universally re.pcctnl. and great excitement over the murder prevails No frost yet, although very clone to it. nt Middleville, and the President aay. James and C. 8. Kent, of Augusta, no more liquor alial! be sold in that vil­ are spending a few days in town. lage, iuuI. Iiaa given Carlton a certain There was a lawn social nt the res­ length of time in which to pack hia idence of Wm. I’ratt, on Thursday eve. dnds'and get oat of town. Geo. Hartom is clerking for B. T. tion of all clients who dewiro hia aerVenly, in times’ like vesy low ealimate on human life. For instance: -On Saturday evening, while A little party “of ns" enjoyed a fine recreation at Thoma pplc Lake on Monacta a good table and make. everybody wife; and another to the effect that a JohnMfiwu man is altogether too inti­ mate with hia hired girl. Verily it ia Last Saturday, Chas. Hill concluded at that place on Monday, and who fourths of acreage being reused on corn tist Church in Middleville, Sheriff Truman Gallop fa about to move to Houghtalin entered the church and called for fifty uictt to help hunt down tho.murderer. The whole eonarega- Pierson, Hie building ought to combine both the how much the publisher of that sheet won the Colum- suggested while building to build two Dcath has not dealt gently with Mr. Frederick Bock's family, who resides rP Something new in the way of Fly Destroyer. It stick, them fast aud While threshing in Henry Wickwire's catches them alL Call and get a sheet. ______ C. W. Sutni. | rr AB the Latest Styles if Furni-1 ture at The school house in the Stevens dis­ trict is at length completed. School Mary Matthews as teacher. Success to MORK rriMi. Daring the rain storm on Wednes­ day last. Albert Parrot had three cattle killed by lightning, two of which were WHY THE DRILL IS PREFERABLE. IT SAVES TIME AND LABOR. A boy can put ia from ten to twe I time broadcast. IT SAVES SEED. As every kerna! ia pat umhr the soil, and the exac KRrxooa. Demarjly At Co. ________ _ Etctt w rt. hM .. ^mul. U A mA ka ot «..! will prodoc. m nnl w b.1 uetited to call and settle their account results than the full amount sown broadcast. 1 IT 1,1 8UWN U0“E evenly. «»<l Win, r~! i. u * >nn.i„ .Wn<h . El-gkxr Cook. | c?"”T n,> evp,1*Jr« * better ataud, ami is uniform in growth -t ripening. tr For Bolted Corn Meal to SECURE FROM DRY WEATHER OR FROST. Being pnt under a. Wtuox At Ho wk D. Ruckle A Name | wiB stand a drought better, havjug roots deeply seated, and is alscura fn Of Morgan, desire to announce that I damage by 'winter-killing. Imrid Ifetaaray was in favor of baildpromising be.nqfit to the village, and ought not to brick building Lee. of Crawfordsville, Ind. On Saturday the Cirenit Court ad­ journed stee dsa From the Banner wo to be situated at everything in the > liwe. Give them Site win* at HristoTa Lake, fora faw days. They cause* as follows; John Petitt v*. Wm. A. Ayhworth, trover; cnee settled. Drill in one Mason. as fine and everyno causa of action. Henry J. Martin va. Barton C. Hajutwond, trover; tried by jury and verdict for niaiutiff for high-bold". and catching nine sunfish. efc of onr own make, r or Smoked rid Meats. Salt and Dried Fish. er'a Friend PETER DELLER. Castleton. JACOB VARIOVS NEIGH BORING NOTES, Breve1 •OH.W. urn, ha. Uris The Haatiugs Nutwmal Hauk FOR ONLY 1IV �that there is do roM without a thorn, and tha. the darkest clouds have a Sti­ ver lining, that sunshine follows storm, and beautiful spring follows the dreary Rd designated him her [mad, snug, drove, boat­ ing walks together, ho I only in her presence. l« almost oblivious t_ Georgeapra Itoe. However, he would beg so bard _ __________ ______ I to be left alone___ all tho time that Alma would prevail on him to accompany Ahem. Whiter wm not aware bow dear Alma had grown to him until m they were sailing together one uleaaant afternoon. She waa gathering lilica that grew near i in great proi>aiou, when, by a sudden lurch of the boaU'aho wm precipitated into the water. Plunging quickly after her, he sucoeAdod in bringing her to the shore. Ho wm sitting on tho bank clsKping her ^noonacious form, pouring nuto nonto nil into her ears and xisaing tiie pallid cheeks, when George, who hud been a witnosa to the accident, ap­ peared on the s, cue and suggested that they return to tho house aud seek prop- and altoough it wm Laie spring they were atill shaded by rich crimson cur­ tains. The largo bay-window was filled with rare plauu, freighting tho atmos­ phere with their fragrance. A cage of canane* hang near, chirp­ ing aud twittering naif in answer to the merry ••allows that flew past tho open window, busily engaged in building their nests under tbe drooping bsvm Stretched at full length on one o tbe Ix uches that ran along the aide of the arms, be [had only fainted. piazza WM George, tho only son o( him that i Under toner managemcul Mrs. Squire Darrell. restored her to consciousGeorge had been practicing law in the Darrell sc fl few hours she waa as city for two years or more, but spent I several mouths' of each, year wilk his , parents. Walter's ifcree mouths' probation wm The old house seemed dull anti-lonely He mn*t to him, having no sister to bnghten it rapidly draiing fo a close with her prtwetiCC. and he hailed wi h •oou awake from hi* blbuful drcam and face the stern realities of life. delight the arrival of a distant cousin ■ He waa rudely awakened front his whoso visit was unexpected. She wo I now seated m a Lugo arm chair near dream a few day* later by Alma declar­ ing her intuition of going home. What him, and, iu true girlish fa hiun, could he <U? “C mid he relinquish tin* tossing him must uumercifully. * Don’t, Consul Alma!" be eried. as sweet creature that seemed already a she pellad him with tho flowers with j<art of hia*t>eiu^. and unite himself to wuich her lap wm tilled, trying to shield one whom pe did not even respect? " he himself with hia newspsiter. * I II lake Ollx-rwige, had be succeeded in win­ it all l>ack and declare I never said it," for he ha<i just been telling her that the ning Alina's love, how many years would women were all hum bugs, and that it he have to wait ere he would be able to wou d be policy to hare them trans­ support a wif< ? Almost crazed at the ported to the Fiji islands, where it thought of losing her, he determined to would l«c ini|x>-«ilile for them to prac­ put hia fate to the teal, and sought her acc-.rdingly. tice their arte of witchery. H«- told hia stray manfully; told her She was in the act of again deluging him with a floral shower, her blue eyes of bis uncle's Wishes, of his great love sparxhag with, mischief, her ruby bps for hl r, and bow be would cheerfully ported ia a silvery laugh; her yellow toil. ream if neceaaary. for ouc word of hair, csca|M-d horn its coufiueiui-ut. waa thrown back fr- m her snowy brow and rippled over her shoulders. ’ George, peeping up from behind hia newspaper was admiring her iovelnicM. when they were both startle 1 by the •harp dick of the gate, aud a quick, firm trend on the gravded walk. Before ahe had time to retreat, Alma found hers-lf face to face with the young gentleman, a stranger to herself but not to George, who sprung quickly to hia feet, exclaiming: “ Walter Howell! from what cloud haveyun dropped?'* Grasping his hand cordially, he glancr^i upward as if in March of the supposed cloud. "Welcome to Dam-ll farm! It baa been a long time since you have bonored it wtili your presence. Not since we were college chums together, eh?" Then turning to hia fair cousin, who from astouinhuient Jiad remained motionleaa. looking more like a stelae of ' Flora than a living woman, be said : "Cousin Alma, my friend, Mr liow.-li. of whom you have often heard me speak." Walter Howell, liowing low, thought, aa be gazed, that never beforo had be seen a creature of such rare lovclinesa. "M.»« Darrell. I presume?" and Alma, wnh-a alight inclination of her stately bead,answered in the affirmative; then. excuMng herself, immediately with­ drew. leaving them to talk over their college pranks arid enjoy their fragrant They sat thus talking until as announced. Alma did not with George that night in tho library aud determined to puniali you for say;ng such naughty thing* about me. George waa ia the plot, and wa soon toformed your undo Low matters stood.* '•lint tho letter?" bo asked. •'Oh! I wrote it and George bad the postmark blurred,, so yon would be thoroughly d and nuw, not wanting a bndewith such a rueful face, and g you had been sufficiently punI thought I would nxplain. 423 -State street. Friedburg has bsci so frequently written up in tho prea* that Um reading public b thoroughly | familiar with lib greed for crooked money in large quantities. At 6 o'clock last night three men called upon him at hb alxxle, and. stating ttrat they under­ stood he wm doing a private brokerage busiucxa, made a |ircposal to acll to him a large quantity of molten gold at a vary low price. They repnaented that they were profesaional thievea, or, rather, agents for thievea, and tliat the gold wm the produce ol waich-cawA, uhaina, Ornaments, and other articles, wliich were stolen, ana which they were ' afraid to dispose of iu the ordinary I manner.. A most magnificent itory of tho way in which thewe goods were stolen followed, and when the pawnbroker's eyes were nearly starting from his head they drew forth from newspojier wrappings n large bright yellow brick. Home little dickering ensued as to the pnee, but tho visitors eifferexl such ea*y terms that Friedberg jumjwd at the bargain Taking tbe brick and examining it all over, be wm perfectly satisfied with ita genuineneaa. Now, every pawnbroker hM for testing gold a i>air of scale*, aud also a stone and a battle of acid. The brick wa* weighed, not under sua- On the continent the land is culti­ vated in much smaller parceh tlian to customary in thia country. According to M. Lavergne, 50,000 proprietora in France possess each an average of 750 acres, 200,000 bare an average oi 75 acres, and 4.000,000 an average of 17j acres. Mr. Kay, however, to of opinion that the average of the small proprie­ tora Of France ia considerably above the figures quoted by M. Lavergne . In Belgium, where the land is e’en more minutely subdivided tlian in France, tho average area of sepereie plots ia given by Sir Henry Barron at 7.36 acres. We have a complete store of inform­ ation on tho tenure of land in North Germany, through the able report pre­ pared by Mr. Harria*-OaaUc.ll. in 1867-70, in compliance with instructiona iaanod by Lord Clarendon. The greater part of ibo land in what waa then the Kingdom of Pruasia iacultivated by the owners tl cmselvea. While the number cf tenant wholly engaged in agriculture was only .’•O.OOO. there were no lees tlian 1,000,(XX) | ruprietors similarly occupiixl. Of these, more than half belonged to the class of yeomen or team-owning peasants. Tho area of land owned and cultivated by tho “team-owning * peas­ ant varies from 33 acn-s in Silesia to 66 acres in fiaxouy and 81 in the province of Prussia. Reichenaticrger, in hi« work. * Die adroitcly changed Friedberg's acid bot­ tle for one of precisely similar make, Agrafragc," quoted by Mr. .Kay, oaaerta containing not acid but pure lake water. that the prosperity of France since The pawnbroker, unaware of this 1790, notwithstanding the tremendous change, proceeded to rub the brick wars aud revolutions through which tip'll hia stone in several places, anti tliat country han pained, is entirely due then applied his acid t« si. The water to the laws which have led to a mere of course did not change the color of minute subdivision of the land. Tho the no-tai upon the stoue. and the pawn­ imputation of France baa increase*! in broker concluded that it waa certainly the interval from 25,000,000 to 34,000,­ purr gold. Other equally simple testa 000. A larger population derives far were tried, but the acid test was the only one that would have revealed the France in the present day than was ob­ fraud. Fraud it certainly was, as the tained under Hie former regime. The people pai with i<w taxes 1,300,000.000 francs, while the old monarchy fell be­ per pound. Fnedlierg readily paid cause it attempted to raise .’<60,000,000 over the price. AA8U0. and the men franca. In Prussia the productive area went their way. He did not discover yields an inferior return relatively to the fraud until long’ slier they were the productive area of thia country. Really high farming ia ram. It docs not ap{>ear to lie as profitable aa medi­ um farming, and the peasant [impnclor ■ ill not adopt it. He cannot afford the luxury of maximum crops at a less re­ The .Vetrs tor sotur days past has turn to himself. In North Germany been to p< isiesKin of facts concerning a garden cultivation ia renowned for ita txild swindling game that Waa sun-eaa cam arid intelligence. fully played in this city ia-t week. The party *ho is the sttffen r by the swindle IS no less a persODHge than I'uitcd o • -' i>. of Mouth Carvtbicb be dropped THE 3ATKM1L TREASURY. baoks satecriUsx k> tbs. t-psr-csai. loan has i«o xtu,0.0,000 Tbs amount of bond* stid onutemliug for which jajtacm to not tevo mads by ths tonka i. abou . »l5,uU0,<oa Vo­ der lbs ter ma of aulacrtpuoo tins entire sum alw.ukl have paid to to Vnitstl Mlatss Ttsmarer on J sly M, u» date upon whteb tto tert exrcso. Mr. Maxti.% wboro I "to very prensrwwi condition of health Narraaana-tl Pier. I tixiarwd hi go t< for ijaUt and good nn relax He w ! I . .. . - , ; . ; aerraiu-r. bare no mairrial rfxt upon «,« led to the cn<1 witboi . reply, moi et n>s>t>-i It is luotoblo luat tefo e too 1 said, “ Mr. Howell—Walter •*’ ' sL ito called txioda ouini wry much, but it is noi •Un*,u*. •*,«•««» ,o stoat .41 i , ■* » ,» , . - to pointed for mtiu-di. sad wid to paid f-w nghx 1 Id interfere with your nn-lc s । .b.Lith n.s aranog ItouM of Nsw Ycix As and the Udy to whom you roach of u».s will gj u> diff. rmi jaru :d. Write to her, tell her ““ coanU'.» rbwwtora uu> Sow Tori, -to ®c. Or, what ly fr. iathataty.bat It'.UluHu^Ly/ooro^o rtter sUH. go and sec the l>«k A w u» re:ond«.« op.»su.>o. *re I |M-rba|M> you would not be col tto tnwsary psjroeuU wUl to «ju») ,; the union were you to see -------------- ------------------------------ *--------- 'her," xh<S added hluabingly. "If she releases you, willinglv, from the engage­ 1 1ment, thin I may Lid you hope other- cent occupy farm* under Irti acres h; 12 percent. between 50 and 100 r»; lb per cent, farm* of morn than acres each. Theae figures are quoted ■ udejwjident of the supplies we now •Iran from the continent if a greater acreage of our land were cultivated with the minute care of tho smaller tenantry and peasant proprietors of the couti- “ What** " 1 on Bust obey your uncle’s wiabra.* " I Mil write al once. She will surely rcka»e me We will t>e happy yet, 1 darling,* he cried hopefully. 1 Walter awaited imp*tienliy the answer to , bis ktter. At hut it came. Eagerly ho lore it open and devoured ita They might l»e aulijccted to any t In fact. tln< accommodating »alf»uau willing that ........................... chipped. too temptin', snd be ( friends in the Fant for moi chase. Hr ma.ii- the purch calling himself Mr. Bail known U> the police aa * He acting as the salesmen. Tl the purchase •he dlMX>v<- appearing at tliat me men of hia sorrow. Poinl l,l8 Uttai he hail cast aside ‘ Read fT-lf. mmI it wfl! Mhjpu." Taking the little missive, alic mad a Alma, rWsUlsclaa T.k<r»«.] Mr Rsj-ss espnwsos tlw grssisst raotldan* twing ,14. to brssk ut> ths insutetioo of po Irxaay Hn has bwa »ery much rarprusd to te*n> tbst tbs Dumber of Monaous aicually prscUeiDg polygamy u so stnsll In the aty of Halt La*, tbers are only Iwvlro Polygamists TLrucgtKnil tbs Territory them u. of oourve, a much larger number It has bora Mr Hayas' After onpprr. George led tbe way to the cozy library, " where they would not The next morning Walter descended l« disturlx*!," be said—and, although to tho breakfast-room with bis valise. Wa.ter would have preferred the society " George, you w.ll bid Mi*s Darrell o! Cousin Alma, he had nut the courage go*** by lor me,’ he said, aa hia friend to express his preference—be followed enti-rtoa the room a few momenta after. in silence. “ Cousin Alma went off on the tr^.n " Why couldn't you have told a fellow last night. I thought yon knew it I I yon wm coming, and not take one so by •ay it jO<X> bad for you to leave so andsurprise? " naked George, throwing him dcul«y Can’t you stay another week?* selt into an easy chatr, aud pushing an "yposaible. My term of probation other toward bis friend. has ynout <xpir< d. 1 must return and ' ” The fact is, Darrell, that I knew ..i— *—* _ ]?TCn now prcfiar- ’ nothing about it myself until an hour 1 ! made to celebrate that' previous to my departure '—taking tho toy." he said, bitterly. 1 proffered scat. friend's baud, be bur“ To what cireamaiar.ee am I indebt­ riedaway, _____ ___ _ ed, then, for this visit? " On Lis arrival home, he hMtrn*d to S? V* "T*®*1“** >ira*' ca’*>" will i* roost “ I 'suppoee, Darrell. 1 might m well *”.7”- -d- *•«■■>« «" • make a mean breast of it; so here goes: Hade him tell hia uncle be had come. " You are aware that Uncle Mormsdute ' Tbe Old gentleman soon appeared, has always given me to suppose that I , smiling an<l rubbing his hands. Apoafe Joseph F. Knuth, ia tbs Halt Luks was to bo but sole heir, and has fitted j *l am glad, nephew, that yon have Tstoroaele, yssiaida; afternoon, drtoersd a me to take charge of the entire bnainera ' to yoar senses at ImL Make furinua .|<eeb, which Lu greatly aol«l k> U>» at his decease, consequently unfitting yoOtoelf presentable, and allow me to me for anything besuics. Should ho! prraant you to yonr future bnde. She withdraw tils influence, mv cireum- ' »* wtottlrM impatient to see von ’ | stanci s would be bad indeed. Know- I _ “Uncle," replini Walter, aolemnlvj ing thia, I have humored hi 3. in all his “ you have rained my prospects of bap- I whims, which are legion, until this Im! J piMMfor hfe; forcing me to wed one wnoni I utterlv detest; separating mo, i Prince Bismarck's official residence, which, fronting on Wilhelm strasse, sur­ rounds three sides of a triangle. A* We THE HOME DOCTOR. anti put me nt ease by tbe cordiality of ins greeting. His personal appearance waa n aurpnsc to me. Portraits, busts is good Labite,----------------------- --- „o„ They are briefly and statues had made me familiar with lanty of habits. his face and bead, but had nut told me summed up in the following rules : Give younK-lf tbe necessary amount that his height i« more than six feet of sleep. Some men require five hours I three, and that hta frame is broader tlian was tliat of Gen. Bcolt, to whom m of the twenty-four^pthnra need eight. all physical respects, except iu the con­ Avoid feather Leda Hlecp in a gar­ tour of bis face and head, be bean* a ment not worn during the day; and j closer rewembluice than any man 1 have have plenty of freab air in voar room. Dress warmly, with woolen under­ | ever seen. Having turned his back up­ on the broad table on which, from the shirts and drawers. Remove mulllcr. {rnpera spread u|K>n it. it was evident he overcoat, overshoes, etc., when remain­ । bad been at work, he remarked that be ing any considerable length of time in was not no ngorons m formerly, and a warm room. Keep yonr feet warm I could work but five hours a day at hn and dry. Wash them in warm water | desk, though he ought to work sixteen. , aud proceeded, with the easiest familiar!- Btocjings, large buota and overs hoes I ty, to tell ns how hi* habit of working far , when in the snow or wet Wear a i into the morning, and the preoccupation light covenng on the head, keeping it I of hia thoughts by practical questions always couL Have always a pint or quart of water i bad made it im,x>saiblc for him to sleep In the morning I in tho quiet houra of the night "Th* , in th" alceping-room. | silence that follows midnight ia,* naid I after willing, and wiping hands and he, "terrible. It wakens all the evil II fare-, then wet with the hands, every Cold water will not | spirits of my mind; they load me 4iito ।1 jiart of the body. । phantMica, and to escape them I getup be disagreeable when applying it with Wipe immediately; | and walk or read or write. On many ।' the bare hands. such occasions 1 have anticipa'od de- I' follow by brisk rubbing over the body, batea, aad supposed what would be said :i The whole operation need not take over in opposition and what I would My in I1 five min u tee. The result of this wash reply, and. fearing tliat I would not re- , is, the blood i* brought to the su-fkee member my thoughts and words, which ' of the akin and made to circulate evenly seemed so effective, have ruw-n and care- j throughout the body. You have opened fully written them out But I have I the pores of tho skin, allowing impari­ never once found them of rue. They ties m the Ixxly to pass oil, and nave i were always too fine to be aiailabk* given yourself, in the operation, a good among practical men. and tbe paper and vigorous morning exercise. Pursue this Den which are always beaide my bed habit regularly, and you will seldom take odd. Five minutes spent in the open air I'lUCllM). ' C>>>r>-CtoloOrwtotkhtn... Oo.s Sa4 I4..f.n ■ M-«Uam*sFslr..'.”.".\l ■ ......... . I c- vs-Fsarr White Winter K«’’’ v. ”t"las ** <•<.11211?? ’ **"««••• <>.«»- So.’ L. , , . . S,,. X A *< > t S«. — . • V<1 ■ 6—ICr«&*r<. , 1—Frwb...... .. ........... 4 r 4 3 4 4 n • is * | 71 •n r< ROBERTO A HOTT HKDIK, DRUG8, MEDICIlSart CHEMICALS, EMRJ A. GOODYEAR, IRON, RAILS i SHELF HARDWARE *- GOODYEAR, DR1 GOODS, SILKS aBd DRESS GOODS JM. F. HICKS, Groceries and General Produce, American and Foreign Marble, Monuments, Tombstones, Mantles, ic., NO PATENT NO PAY INVENIIONS UHRTORS Tralna c».dos Hoalht tK2E£------------ . । .. ~ —............. M* ItetKn*.'.’””. '.Z'. Bay CmT as • •■i. , r.f, ----------- ■a fl * Illi •JO »u ; tn £5 In *. . <ai in r-M iftki IM 1.............. • ’•fr,wo.-— — Fort Wsjm........ 11»41. M poite____ einrtssall......... Laoteoite . ........... Hl! Eat freely of ripe fruit, and avoid ex­ cessive use of meats. Eat at regular boors, and lightly near the hour of go­ ing to bod. Eat slowly. Thoroughly masticate the food. Do not wash it down with coDlinna] drink while ealitig. Tell your f'inuiest stories while at tho table, and for an hour afterward. Do not engage in severe mental labor di­ rectly after hearty eating. Exercise, not too violent, but suffi­ cient to produce a senile perapuaticn, . Out the Falls. They sent a goose o~cr Niagara falls thr other day k> ace how she would take it: aud. when she rose to the sur­ face of the river below, she looked up aa if raying - You think you're awful •mart, don’t you? " And Carrlagea sf all Deacrfptteas. Farm Wacom a SraaaLTt. Ji] freely soups, better to eat food dry enough to employ the natural saliva of the mouth in moistening it. If inclined to over-eat, partake freely of rice, cracked wheat, and otb. r articles that Mole rale holdings seem jiectiharly adapted for occupiers who are prepared to devote attention to the sccotidsry prodti- e of the farm. Tbe rv*ring*of poultry lia» hitherto been too much neglect* d in this country. When we look to the fact that eggs are selling in Manchester for 2 pence each, while foreign eggs am Inn ng imported at the rate of 2,000,000 a day, the retail pnee of which may t» computed nt £10,000, it i* evident tliat the Et.glisb farmers and their families am allowing a most imtxirtar.t source of revenue to lie loo extensively appropriated by the foreign prvducer. I Lave no hesitation in say Illg that, with good management, the sale of eggs and poultry on a small farm should go very far toward the pay­ ment of rent. It is asserted by M. Laveicve that the barren tracts which have been brought into cultivation in Bdgiuc' and Hol­ land could never have been reclaimed by Large capitalists, requiring an an iiiial interest upon their in refitment What is true of Belgium and Holland u> efjuaily true of Scotland. The worst lands that have been brought into cul­ tivation in that part of the Kingdom have been held by the small cotters. On good land, where there is ample j scope for the application of science and capital to agriculture, large holdings will 'ie preferred. LUMBER WAGOII, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-08-30.pdf.pdf 05bdc1ee1e6d1f96aac79b7243a42ffc PDF Text Text —— VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE. BARRY O .MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. 1879. NUMBER 49. HOKE IKH-niE. JUlhriUr Birrrterj. Tamedi win cun canker nr* mouth by applying dry three times a day. DfHXTXBT.- The following is a trans­ lation of a receipt for tho cure of this complaint. Which was published by the nbysicians of Spain in the gazettes of riLLAGS OFl'lCHKH ia Naw ■ ,!.!■!■.■ — —J writer with that of another part of the world. The following ia an exact copy of the -W. K Ball, cwahtor of the Am®tic*n £xprsss Company si Kassm Qty. is »torfn<, and so to st tsast »10.001 of the company's mooey. -Another cool dsyhrLl robbery hw been perpairstod span the Cspitoi Qty Bonk, of CtolumlMSs, Obto, U>s robbers gtiling away with ».’,,IKO to sorrsney sad IWWa beads While Gkx. Kiltatsk e will lecture against Col. Bob Ingersoll. T» Pope's health is suffering from W. H. YOUKQ, —The Humlay-®cbool workers of Kds ouontry propose to bold » Kraoi osttonal .Bunday•cbool conveouon, and ia A® 'f*r future s -Back pwwioos to aoldien in th® Homas to —A Parts diapatoh says that "Prines Jerome to be paid to U>® soldton, and not to the Homs, Napoleon baa purchased L' Ordrt 11 a 1X1 hero arermttng to a re-enl itoctoton of ib® Attorney after a lvocate ' autocrat B-pnUtoanirtn’ and General. This doctoton affreta about !-\«*> rvtmihalB beredllarv Imivnalvm. " —By an Imperial trad® Jn«l tastted, thaTurk­ ish itarxiuto angy la to b® rwluccd to IIC.UO imc>—a meaaure mad® uereB«ary by lb® d®. pK>r*b!® ron<!>Uoo <rf the flasnewa of th® am—Of tbs fl40,000,000 of «10 esrofleatsa Is­ ptro, whiah hare been badly rl lutiraliaat by sued by lhe Government, which were suapp^J up so eagerly, ovsc g'a,<W,a» bare bora re­ inmed to the treasury for exchange to bon-ls, proving that Marly all of thee® accuriUos were reco ml by capllaUata, and not try tbs people, as was lbs dyslgn of Congrvaa in auiburisuig famine aud si^rvatioo la Cashmere, Hast India; a rtb®>boa to Bae gal; a very aCLcuv® outbreak of malarial fevwr io Cspraoo, Italy, and a ’hroatoood ropturo of the relation* bclaeeo IlumiA, Auatria and fterman.- rU>mo ar® LEWIS DURKEE EMORY PARADY. —TN® »L<-*1 crop of lUinoi*. Usi® year. »C.-urdini: »o Ujl ftsurre rece»»eJ by U>e Kuu Ikmrd of Agnrulture, usEonnte to * lot»l of 4.«,<41,SU LueImIe, mi evens* of l»4j bufiiel* ■ lav. of jCS,<M>,in> to t and that !«.«»,as. quarlen of Div 17.ai>,OUOqn»rtre». wiU L® jHliMtllMrou Cardfl. OLCOTT IIOLI HE, XavtevHle, MlcLiznn. C. Wolcxitt, Proprietor. that th- rie shut has app.doted Geo. JuecpE B Ixwke, of Ch.ea**’. United Max. DisUxS A toracy for lb® Northern Dwtncl of Hhaois, to pls-eo< Mai k Bangs, rtew>ed. —In Lomaiana, the two old partiee have called tbc.1 sial® CcxivenUoea, tL® Democrats for Oct. «, al Baton Bouxei sod tbs Bepub- hi» fupportara st Bx’on lately, it was decided to form s mw party, to b® called th® lodepetxk ■ct party of Masasrtiu*etlB, sod officer* were — Interviews with poUtleiaxu and public n>*o of all parties bare Nmo priated by the New York HffU for the prrpose at arriving al the oCmilc held rvcardinx lb® sluee-nty or otbe.-wie® of Oso. Grant's professed clisio- THE FISHERY QUESTION. (KB.UO, for duna«o. omnsiitled n:x>n Auen<-ab C»H<irai*n l.j Ihr f'ortuue b»y uHlrag®, wu 111® fir.t i itlsuUoo to U» RoctUib people at lb® —Morv r*in to EuglaucL It to* as tL-*ugl. the dsDgar of a flood was hardly pasertl >n the Brlitali »«l*r..te, for there baa hardly been s •<vl rcKanUnx sprtas wheat The torroaao to acroace ia 12 UR per cent; th® average yi®Ld per aero. 1201 bushels, a<alMt II t-' bcabela last year Th® eKKrvifal’ ftehl is place,! al lS7.i»4tVUk tmabels, against lnH.744.ST4 buab ol* laal year Hr quality ia ptwraily rrj">rto.l Mb Txxxrsaat has been reqncatcd to write the inaugural ode for the Austra­ lian International Exhibition. The original autograph will of George Frederick Handel waa sold by auction in London on July 21, fur f2G5. Speaker Randall never has intoxi eating liquors at his social entertain meat*. His house te a very small pne. Miss B. M. Pattemom, a grand­ daughter of President Andrew John- Ole Bcll han imported one of his nephews from Norway and set him teaching in tho Wisconsin Stale Univeraity. James T. Fields expects to lecture during the coming autumn and winter on twenty subjects, relating mainly to English poiita. Gov. Cum well, of Michigan, is cn- Persuading Jehu Adams John Adams was an irascible old gen llcman. He wonld have hia own way. and the man who opposed him, be he iriend or fo<’. was sure to arouse the Presi­ dent's wialh. In truth, the noble Manire, a banker's daughter—edu­ patriot—for J»o waa noble in spile of cated, handsome and 27. hia faults—might have stood tor the Mum. HaTXS dues not like to have the Scotchman who said; President take out the carriage on Sun “ I’m a mighty easy man to peronadc day, and he frequently rides with Secre­ when convinced, but 1 wad like to see tary Sherman on that day. the man who could convince me.” Hamilton Fish is wealthy, and when Toward the close of President Adams' he waa Secretary of State he spent a* administration he nominated to office a much as 9SO.OUO a year in keeping np connection of hu family. Johnson, the hia Washington establishment. nominee, had been a Federalist, but, W. C- DkPAt'W, the millionaire Chris­ having turned Democrat, was obnoxious to the Federal party, who had a ma­ tian of New Albany, Ind., ia at Ocean Grove. He lias .the largest pLatc-glam jority in the Senate. factory in America and inimcnic iron To avoid an open rupture with the President by refusing to confirm hia works, where alsoul 10,000 persons get nominee, it was thought expedient to a support. He is 1’n.wiilent of all the banka in New Albany, and ia worth over scud Senator Uriah Tracy, of Counccti cut, to fiersnade him to withdraw JohnHon. Qxobg* M. Patrick, of Texas, Tracy was a 'wit, and had a fund of isays that Cof. Janies Bowie, the invent­ or of thfbowie knife, never intended humorous stories. Ho called I’rraidcnt, and tho two gentlemen were Ithat it should be used as a weapon of soon hobnobbing, bis Excellency haring olteuae < or defense. It was designed for been put in the best of humor by ।a hunting-knife. CoL Boon© himself was one of the moat courteous and alTracy's funny stories. At last, thinking the moment propt tioua, tho Senatorial diplomat suggest­ Thomas Smith, of Ipswich, Mam., is ed that it might be bette lor the Prcai- I । > years old. He docs his own farmdent to withdraw Johnaon's name, a® ig, having included. He live* in an there was danger of his being rejected I , by the Senate. stove in his honse, and cooks by an Instantly the Prvaident'a temper ,open fireplace. He has never nsed flamed forth. Riaing from hia seal and !,apcctachv>, and can reail fine priut by thrusting his bands into his breeches ,candle-light. He never rode on the pockets, he strode fiercely up and down ' ,cara, preferring to nde behind his old the room. Coming up to Tracy, ho ex- [,mun-,-which, he says, ia fast enough for “No, sir! Ko—that Boston Junto will never l>e satisfied till they drive me and my family back to Braintree lo dig potatoca! No, air—Ill not with­ draw it!" The quality of Tracy's wit may be sevu from the report of an encounter he Mb. F. B. Caufentrii has just fluisiicd a nearly full-length portrait of Dr. Crawford W. Long, late of Athens, Ga.. who used ether to destroy pain in surgical operations March 30, 1M2. An liraret Sale. Lincoln's Homely Phrase*. In hia letter declining an invitation to attend the Illinois lUpuuiican Con­ vention, in 1863, Lincoln made une of two or three striking firurc*. Review­ ing the military events of the jiasl yc*r, which bad been favorable to the cause of the Union, be said: "The Father ol water* again goes unvexed to the aea.” And, referring to the fact that South­ ern Uniomats and ex-slaves had done something to help co the good work, he aaid: "On the spot, their part of the history is dotted down in black and white.” There waa something in the , phrase “dotted down in black and CHARLES SCHELDT, A day or two ago a motherly-looking woman of 45 entered a Woodward ave­ nue clothing store, having a man's linen duster on bar arm, and, when ap^ nrooched by n salesman, abe said: “Borne one in hero sold thia duster to my son yesterday.” “Yea. ma'am, I sold it myself," re­ plied the clerk, sa he looked at the gar menL M "Did you tell my son that this duster could be worn either to a picnic, funeral, bridal party or quarterly meet­ ing? " “I did, mailam, and ao it can.” “Did you tell him it made a good fly­ blanket when not otherwise Deeded?” “I did." . “That it could be used aa a boot­ soil, a stretcher, a straw-bed snd a bed­ spread?" * Yeo, ma'am, I did.” “And many people used them aa icism waa provoked by thia odd figure "I did.” employed by tbs President: “Nor •And that they would last for years, must Uncle Ham's web feci be forgot­ ten. At all the watery margins they tad then make excellent sluff for a rag carpet?" .. have been present, not only on the deep “Idid." sea. tha broad bay, tho rapid river, but “ And you only charged a dollar ? " also up the narrow, muddy bavoua,and *6nl» a dollar, ma'am." wherever the ground was a littls damp, they have bean and made their tracks.” Lincoln waa amused by tbs duntuakm in tha newspapers to which the use of the phrase “Uncle Bom's web-feet” gave rise. He explained that the re­ markable tMta psrionned by the gu- ered unnavigable, reminded him of the stealthy passage of water-fowl. The pleasantry concerning light-draught steamers going where “ the ground is a littJe damp” is familiar to everybody. IA will be a long time before our peo­ ple will forget Lincoln’s homely simile to fin hisstom ach, administering clysters of the same on "The Sun a Source of Power, just as often as powible. Tho patieat must Pibliahed in the Scientific American, rot Langley takes the following maintain a total abstinence from diol of any kind. In a few honrii after the pain method of giving some idea of the work will abate, and in twenty-four hours the performed by the su*a Lest on our disease will disappear; if it does not, it earth, which receives only a small frac­ will be sure to disappear in (>rtr-eight tion of the enormoux quantity sent out hours, provided the paticct re fiesta the yearly from the center of our syitem. draught as usual The addition nt a Awtutning the area of Man Latten island few drops of orange-flower wator la to lie twenty miles and the annual rain­ fall thirty inches, be shows by a simple highly beneficial." BeV »o* Headaches.—Dr, Day calculation that litis small portion of tho eays, in s late lecture: Whatever be the earth received 1^'J3JMOJMJU cubic feet, plan of treatment decided upon, rest is or 88,781,600 tons, of rain in a year. ttie first [irinciple to inculcate in every “The amount of this," he says,” may bo severe hccdacbe. Rest, which lhe busy wife aud anxious mother cannot obtain Thus, the Pyramid al Cheops contain leas than lOO.OOtl.OGO cubic foot and so long aa they cun manage to keep weighs lens then 7,000,000 tons; end alxrnt, ia one of the first remedies for every headache, and w<* should never thia water, then, in the form of ice, oeaae to enforce it. The brain, when would many times replace the largest exr-‘ *■", much needs quiet snd re- pyramid of Egypt. If we bad to oa t^it •HH a fractured limb or an inflamed sway it would require 3,*J31.8U0 cars -vnd it ia obvious that the chances carrying twelve tons each to remove it, '• ! nortening the ecixnre and arresting and Ujasc, at an average length of thirty toe pain will depend on our power u> fact to Iho car, would make six trains, have tliia carried out effectually. It ia each reaching in one continuous line of a practical leaaun to keep steadily in earn aci-osa the continent, so that the view, in that there may lurk behind a loading locomotive of each train would simple headache some lesion of un­ be at San Francisco before the rear had known magnitude, which may remain left New York.” A dgy*s rain-fall of stationary if quietude can be main­ one-tenth of an inch- spread over the tained. There ia a point worth attend­ United BteUw represent* ten thousand ing to in the treatment of all head­ millions of tons, and would take, he aches. Seo that the head is elevated At states, morv then all the pumping-en­ night, and the pillow hard; tor, if it be gines which supply Philadelphia Chicago soft, the head sinks into it aud In-coms® । and other large cities dej—4;— -------hot, which with some people ia enough or levs on »t«-am for poteb to provoke au attack in toe morning if i ing day and night for a ci sleep be long and heavy. raised by the san before it felt It baa A Cure for Rheumatism.—Numerbeen found by careful experiment that ous curtw of rheumatism by the use of' the effect of the heat of a vertical ran in celery have recently been annontffcedln ' the month of March, acting on a square English paper®; but the following, more ■ foot of the earth's surface, after having in detail, ia given on the authority of 1 lost a portion of tte energy though ab­ a New York paper; “Now diaeoverirs । sorption by our atmosphere, ia equiva­ —or what claim to be discoveries — of | lent to 0.131 horse-power; and other the healing virtues of plants arc con­ probicma with equally stArtling reaults tinually making. 'Oin- of the latest ia can be readily framed from tliis and •Jiat celery is a cure for rheumatism indeed, it is aaaerte*! ilist the disease is impossible if the vegetable be cooked The Irish Lancuazr. and freely eaten. The fact that it is al ways In a paper recently read before the put on the table raw prevents its them StelisUcal Society, Mr. RavcMtcin Stic powers from becoming known. ! eelcry should l>e cut into bits, stated that the Celtic portion of tho boiled in water until soft, aud the water population of the Briuah islra makes a drunk by the patient. Put new milk,1 total of nearly '4300,000 souls, of whom Further, with a little flour and nutmeg, into & nearly one-half are Welsh. nance pan with the boiled celery, serve we ore told that in 1851 there were few it warm with pieces of toast, eat it with Irish counties in which lhe old language had altogether died out; the localities potatoes, aud ttio painful ailment will aoon yield. Buch is the declaration of a in which Irish was then spoken makes physician, who baa again and again tried a total area of nearly 10,000 square the experiment, and with uniform suc­ miha, with a population not far under cess. He adds that cold and damp never liOU.OOO, of whom 60 3 per cent spok«. Irish, while in 1871 the Irish area bad* produce, but develop the disease, of sunk below 6,000 square miles, witM^a which acid blood u the primary and »u»tatning caunc. and that while the blood population under 660,000, of whom u alkaline there con be neither siieuma- about 63 per cent., or considerably less than 400.000, spoke Irish only. Lastly, Usm nor gout. English staiistics show th-X in one year (1876) 2.64U person* it appears lliat probably not 5,000 per­ died of rheumatism, and every csw, It sons throughout Ireland were then able ia claimed, might have been cured or to read an Irish book, and not a single prevented by the adoption of th® remedy Iriah nesrspsper waa being published. mentioned. At least two-thmis of the This contrast strongly with tho Welsh, ca«.-a named heart disease- are ascribed who pnnt over thirty newspapers and U> rheum all<m aud ita agonizing ally. ncno>iicala of various kinds, while the gouL Small-pox, so ■auch dreaded, ia Welsh in America have several flour­ not half so destructive as rheumatism, ishing newspapers and hold eisteddfods which, it ia maintained by many physi­ without number in the country of lheir cian a.'can I >e prevented by obeying na­ a*l option. Wo have nojAatirtiea of the ture’s laws in diet But if you have in­ Celtic element in North America, curred it, boiled celery is protiunnc'cd though it is well known to bo consider­ able, but, so far as concerns tho Iriah unhesitatingly to ba a apecitw? ” portion of it, there would be no great error in sti] putting that the Irish lan­ guage loses ground among the emi­ 8«*tiig a few hues in your issue ol | grants much faster than among those yesterday, stating tb®t The Old Oaken I left l*chind in Ireland.—TAc AlhenaBucket* wm produced under tho ”inTpiraUou” ol a glass of brandy and Gras-hopper GrneL waler, I am sure that the particulars re­ In Bierra and Martis valleys the In lating to aaid “inaptratioa" will prove interesting to many of your Bunday dian huts can be seen, and in ,and readers: “Samuel Woodworth, lhe au­ around them are congregated thd war­ thor of ' The Old Oaken Bucket? died riors and squaws ol the tribe, their sisal New York in 1842, aged 57. He was tera, cousins and tliei* aunts, all intent a prinlor, and served his apprenticeship upon the aceoinpluthmcnt of the grand at Boston, in tiio office of M^jor Baa- result. As usual, the squaws do lhe sell, the publisher of the NmUnei. The work while their noble lords loll upon popular and beautiful Isdlad, for which the green swards, smoke their pipe* nc is best known, is asid to have had its and dreamily and lazily gaxe upon tho origin under the following circum­ countless myriads of buzzing hoppers stances : He wa employed tn an office that fill tho air and devour tho vegeta­ on the corner of Chestnut and Cham­ tion. The squaws, carrying cone-shaped bers streets, in New York. Ono day. baskets ofprest cspscity, scoop the graaewith a knot of brother ty pos, he dropped hoppers with a fan-shaped implement in at an establishment kept by Mallory, into their baaketa, and when loaded carry on Franklin stress, fur.Ahc purpose of the wiggling mass of insects to camp, taking some brandy and water, which and then prepare them for food. The Mallory was famous for keeping. Tho gnuishoppera, killed and subsequently liqnor was excellent, and 'Voodworth dried, are mixed with maahed pine nuts seemed itwpired by it; for. alter taking or cracked wheat and made into a kind a draught, he set his glass ujxm the ta- of flour, which ia afterward made iBto nud, smacking his bps, declared a bread, moat delicious to the palate of that Mallory’s eau de vie wao onperior tho Washoe. White visitors at tho to anything he ever tasted. ’No? aaid a^ camp are always invited, in accordance comrade, 'you are quite mistaken; there with Iwdian noapitabty. to partake of wa® one thing which, in both our eoti tho compound, and great is die aatoamalions, far surpaeoed this in the way iahment of poor Lo at the disgust ex­ •f drinking.' * What was that?' asked pressed bjr toe white man for this kind Wood worth, dubiously. * The draught of food. To the limited mind of »ho of pure fresh spring water that we used Indian it is incomprehensible that any to drink from the old oaken bucket thii one should reject food which in hia hung in the well, after our return fr-m k varoauular. to defineda. being “ «»chro toe Ulwrs of the field, on a sultry da/f good.’— Truckee (JiecJ Republican. in summer? The teardrop glistened for a moment ia Woodworth's eyes 'True, An AasHUees Text. true!' be replied,and soon after quitted The parsons do, after all, toll tho best too ptoce. Ho returned to theoffiee. ,stories. Rev. Dr.------- ia resfonaiUe grasjied the pen. and in half on hour ffor the following : ^The Old Oaken Bucket.’one of the In the early part of hia ministry a most delightful com;>o*ition* in the En- , giiah language, was ready, in manu- , T_ I-A __ 1_ 1___ 14- al_ - - . �THESE GOODS HA FL -BEEN BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO THE INTEREST OF MY PATRONS. MMSferlU*....... — > m MS FOR BEAUTY AND STYLES I HAVE home 1 handed R to my aavd father, wimaigaadit, sorrowfully remarking *• he did so that be waa afraid it would provo my death wamaL ' Spanfah administration. It oan out­ vote Mr. Evarts, and the people are aoagwreadvdy Imy aa Co mak. that have qaietlv aaflkvad the hmlta home by lhe United Stataa for years. .Leas tak aud jaore powder is what Spain should get. that negative patriot Mr. Jeff Davis is to 4be edfeet that than u Httte fioabt but that he will be elected to toe comia* raeaacy of United States Senator The crops in the United States this year will be enormous. Grain is alt cady pressing npon the sea-ports in large quantities; in Philadelphia the warehouars arc totally inadequate to the task of receiving it, and 2.000cars load­ ed with it arc choking the railway tracks.. Total w heat crop of Illinois is 45,417,601 ImshcU. At an average of 87 cents .per bushel this would bring *40. 000.000. The average yield is 1H bush­ els to the acre. Indiana, it is claimed, has a crop of over 40,000,000 bushels. Michigan owe of 3l.000,0(e. Ohio of over 30.000,000. Minnesota, 40.000.000. Kansas S3.000.000. Nebraska. 23.000,000. Here «e hate close upon 335,000,000 bushels intimae States. Who will deny that we are nut the granary ol the world. « • country used to say; "If two weeks elapse witboat aoaibody's complaint oc denunciation of me it nets mo to think­ in* a. riously whether my ]>apcr ia not seriously deficient in its duty aa a "We are not trying to please everybody bat to do our duty as we understand it; and if you feel better after writing an angry litter to the »ditor, we liopetyou will blow off steam in that way. I: does'no harm ac-d may relieve you.’’ There ia really nothing much more dispaper go forth that does not stir anyone up; and nothing more encouraging than to find that you can keep two or three rascals bard at work against you al! Eootav Asus of An*- IMh states that om John Hyde caano from England nod aetxlod ou Long laiand in 17S, got mar­ ried, vraa killed in the French and In diaa wan of 17M to 1788, and left a wid- their emotion; while fond mothers, wire*, and sisters wept and sobbed with broken hearts, the train moved slowly through“'.he streets, which, with the dca- ones wo were leaving, many ol *ul. fit pounds. Mr. W. Gorham of thia towtf baa pur­ chased a Halliday wind-mi^, which will be erected in a few days. F. P. Turner's new *> prised by a party of y folks last week, who danced all k and the boys "went home with iris In the name of the Emperor, without a speech from the throne. The Constitutional speakers* having In the pieeeding de­ bate announced that the struggle against the tariff (whkh passed on the third by >17 to 117) waa only beginning. Prince Bismarck, »n a few concluding remarks, expressed the hope that the opening of the next session would find ▼erm ia likely to be the earn. Prince Bismarck is notoriously an enemy of We arrived at Albany in time for what ia called Partieularism. He acsupper at the Delavan House. The cepta the sovereignty of the several next morata* found aa tn >. Y. Chy. German States as a necessary evil. where we received oar arms and equip­ There the States are, and be has had to ments, and shipped by steamer via recognixe their existence and remain­ ing attributes of sovereignty. No Ger­ Amboy, N. J„ for Philadelphia. Ar Firing iu Philadelphia the next mora­ man politician was sup;x>s<-<l to l»e less in*, we had a gnmptnnns breakfast inclined to add to their independence. at the Soldiers Home, and immediately By the Frankenstein motion, which left by rail for Baltimore, where we was recently carried by a majority of met a train loaded with wounded from the second Bull Run battle. We reach- German Parliament has, while sugmeeting the Imp srial. revenue, voted in effect alsp taxes for the advantage of the various State exchequers through out the Empire. In exact prooortion to tho independence which the new tar­ iff will bestow u on the Imperial Gov­ were off for the north in search of the ernment will be emancipation from Rebel fov, who elr.ted. with victory or- Saxon or Bavarian reformers which it er “Windy" Pope, were making with will confer on the Cabinets of Dreader, aR speed tar Northern Maryland and and Munich. German Liberals are nat­ Pennsylvania. About IS o’dock that urally indignant at the Prince's change night tU Colonel halted in front of n of front. They accuse him of ingrali tude; for by their help fee established and charge on the cornfield which we the German Etapire. Because they re­ supposed to be filled with rebel troops. fuse him a financial independence be The joke waa there wasn’t an armed rebel ia ten mites of us and the CoL turned, with no other farewell than a scries of taunts, to the politicians who knew it. Ho did it to try ou' mettle. On the 15th we reached South Moon- hated the empire from Ito origin, and tain. eno day too late for the fight, who fought to the death against the where we aaw rebel prisoners for tho measures by which the Prince design •d to consolidate it. The indictment first time. The day of the great battle of Antic­ am, our Div. (Coach’s) went to rein­ force Miles’ at Harper’s Ferry, but be- MS •as Wns. Town rises early. He com­ menced sow in* wheal on lhe S5th. John C. Downing. of Btannrck. looks of Cd. Hites Titas. On the 1st day of Sept. w« received asvtante deport. It wraa beautiful Sabbath morning, nod aa the sun row •nd created the tree-tops and hills with gddaa r»yx and the little birds sang their pretty Joyous wags, and the old city dock dolefully totted off the bears of six. reran, right and nine, we were bogy, bustling sheet, some with thoughtful. and hearts. others with "tea*b and amM." bat aU making tlaal in* train. Aa we marched along with flags flyin* and drama beating, oar anxious friends thronged oar pathway, eager to give us some token of their sends thru: over the water that they may sound the praises of the big State in the ears of those who would seek houres in this country. Tbs action of Wisconsin and Missouri will doubtless stir up other States; and we may again sec the day when the immigrant is quarrelled over from the time be leavre hia native country until he i* finoly planted in the West. Sfe-i Ml O,G- Stebbins, uf^mauntrUle. is evidently not deadr His brains are not “oat,’’ bat he is sick. No well man w'ould got mi confoundedly wad as be did because of just witticism of Ver­ montville wheat buyers, that waa writ­ ten for no other purpose than io make them wake up to their own interests. I could call Mr. Stebbins a “liar” but 1 do not choose to use the slang of loaf­ ers. I might call him n "knave,’’ but it would not look well in print. I might call him a “fool” aud “malicious,’’ but people would say it wa* Ind taste. so I will simply say tliat O. G. Stebbins is a gentleman. Of course the "Citizen’, would not publish'anything bat gentle­ manly correspondence. 1 <lo not, how­ ever, back down from my statement as to the prices paid for whtat at the two points mentioned. At four o’clock In the afternoon I saw Mr. Benedict and he said he had "jurt received a dis­ patch,” and that wheat was lower, and that 88 cents was all it was worth. The very next morning Mr. Geo. Lamb alone took 300 bushels of wheat to Char­ lotte and sold it for 97 cents. Not less than six other Sunfield farmers mark­ eted their wheat at Charlotte tjir mwc day. and none received less than 96. One of them, Mr. Prince, sold a.loatl the day before iu Vermontville for HP cents. Mr. Stebbins says that the Char­ lotte buyers have put up*3.t)00 to crush out a new buyer, and that U the wasou our farmers give Vermontville the cold shoulder and go to Charlotte with their wheat. I think that Mr. Stebbins must know jhat the reason offered is “too thin.” Men do.not throw away *3.0U0 so foolishly. The Hawk says the dinerepcocy in prices paid has been mi account of railroad tariffs, which is more reaaouaMe than that *5,000 "whack" at the Charlotte buyere. There is no reason why Vermontville should not pay as in urn as Charlotte for wheat leas a fraction that must be too small to induce tamnera of Sunfield and Vermontville to draw their wbrat double tho neoesMry distance. If J have licen the means of making O. G. Stebbins nod others awake to the inter­ ests of Vermontville, and most certain­ ly Sunfield, I have simply, accourillshcd my purpose, and if Mr. O. G. Steb bins will scud for a bottle of congress water and drink it without winking, be will become convalescent enough to know tnat some of hia language pub­ lished by the Citium is bad taaie. to any the least. W. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & Co. COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c. In full and cxMStpIrte In every particular. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & CO. DURING THIS MONTH THE ARE UPON US, AND THE FARMERS ARE ■BUT THEY OLD PIONEER STORE WHICH CONSISTS OF DRY GOODS. The cotton crop of the United States thia year promises to lie three hundred and twenty millions of dollars’ worth. BOOTS I SHOES, NOUONS. BUTTER & EGGS 1IISV6BTI & BBIBKS BOSTON STORE. VIENNA BAKERY. �BEGINS TO BEAR GOOD FBL’fT^ •PEOPLE HKGIX TO REALIZE THAT THE CASH SY STEM W» True Wax The Only ■ i r: i A M । TO BUY GOODH: AND “D0MT YOU FORGET IT." THAT YOU CAX Naahvfile Reform Club will branch*n. county, convened at the Baptist chureh. on Monday p. m. Prof. E P. Church. Supt. of the Grwnyille schools,’ culled tlb on traveling auc- House, departed with hi* cluUthu for hi* farm ia Sunfield on Saturday last. Her. !. N. Crittenden will UH Rev. J. Riley's appointments next Sunday afMorgan. and the council adjourned. asaittcd in the lectures by Prof. J. (J. Hbwman,- SupL of the While Pigeon School*. Prof. I. N. Mitebell of rhe Hustings Schools and Prof. li. M. Paine We sm by the Ml>« that Deputy Shei - AT THE LOW BRICK! freely COBtribat- Th.Tsmhm'Convsatira. Brown Las his big barn encloa- Satchel, in Nashville and offer them way down low for cash. • G. A. Tbvmax. CF Fresh Bahimorr Oysters, by the can or dtsh-ftied. stewed or served up in any style at the Bakery of Jonx Bkuxkk. rouragtd from having attended these or IS rente fur round trip. cxrrrises, which an- an foHiiws; York Theatre Co. waa in town on Wcd- izing, grtting ac<nml,Dt*d. aortal chat. H Uiin place about the 15th of October. Tuesday a. m., IMmary Rending, by Prof. Plowman. Primary Arithmetic, by 1‘ruf. Paine. Elementary Sounds, by Prof. Plowman. Organization of Diatricl Beheads, by Prof. Church. Tuesday p. m., 1‘rimnry Hja-lling, bv Prof. Church. Language Ixwaon*. by Prof. Plowman. Primary Grammar, by Prof. Chureh. Relation of teachers to imtrons of Schools, by Prof. How- the report of comnftttee* conditiaa to fatally stab Marshall Gibba Ge-wbank; What lager Bob. must keep. Uncle Killen tried hU maiden lawit—had he not been no froatrated that hr In tire evening. Iter. Mr. Pnuten of Lanaing,.delivered a good practical lec­ ture on “Every Day Patriotism." Wednesday a. m.. Session Primary Arithmetic, (multiplication and divi­ sion). Prof. Mitebell. The art of aakOwing to the burr}-, worry and bustle (ng questions in school*. Prof. Howman. Physiology aud Hygiene. Prof.Church. Primarp Reading, Prof. Howman.* to be. But our good patron* P. M. Session, Drawing, Prof. How­ man. School Government.Prof. Chureh. Advancer! Reading, Prof. Plowman. liveliest paper that'waa ever made iu School Aparatua Prof. Chureh. Wednesday evening Prof. Howman Mr*. Jnre Robert, an aged lady living gave an interesting lecture on the "Out­ just south of the village, departed this look of our School*," an able prenentaMonday afternoon train* began, to life on Saturday. With tier husband bring them in and by the following dar *hc Lad lived a happy life for 57 years. conclusive proof that the propriety of On Wednesday Charles Lentz had the the country dependson the intelligence misfortune to drop a heavy plank upon bi* right foot,, and a numbkr of badly Thursday a. m., Seaskm Arithmetic other place* and large addition* arc ex- through the villaga, west, containing Asst Goal Supt., E.C. Brown. Track Supt., A. G. Daly, Train 8npt. L'Homrdrau and other dignitaries of the M. C-R. R. on a tour of inspection. blessed with the preUy face*, ripe lipa. Sunfield, "lap it" to those Vermontville wheat buyers far their dillstorine-s iu prices. The moral is obvious—Sunfield parties should sell their wheat in Nasbvillc where the highest market price is prettily arranged hair, modest manner*. Hying ribbon* and virtuous smiles, and montviBe paid HR rent*. Nashville paid 03 rents. The M. E. Sabbath School, of Haslnext Wed., ou the regular morning train, returning in the evening. There will be ample room for all, and the fare them if we did, for NaahvUle h a bowand a picnic dinner on the fair ground. the buris* ia fait. few men in this village their husbands, and the bcanltea* boy* reading thia paper. but we do object to beeswax her knee for throwing a spit ball across MT The liveliest Grocery Mure in Nashville in €. W. SmittPs. Small ncing girl. 1 at the Center. p> by the Potter long time idle. 1* Tbc Institute closed on Friday noon, after having had a moM pleasant and proiltatJc time, and all were impreaacd with the cordiality and ability of the cduralora that addressed th? Institute. Home fine quartet* were rendered the evening lortares, by vindicate his outraged feelings, and J. Potter, Dr. aud Mrs. Barber. Frank and Mr*. Timmerman. Prof. Herrick paid sttoriiey considers himself aland MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. ADVANCING Now is EVERY DAY AND IF -YOU TO INVEST, riie Time to Bny! Uitt Uli Of HCTOfiKS «D CHT8N IIIIIHS BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED,.AND WILL 17* Quick Halra and Small >*»*'*. *• VT A very fluf Glam Sett, consist- NEW GOODS! GF YOU CAN HUY OF ME Kbit CASH THE A CARB. jl> GO TO THE NEW STORE OF but will noon return to hia home fur hi* Fkikxds: A kind Providence has Victor Heckshire, living at the Cen­ smiled upon you the past year, ami giv­ ter, had just built a cistern and p«»t it en you bountiful return* for your laliora. We were glad to lend you wbeh arched over, when, on Saturday laat, you were In need. Our need come* it foaml its top too heavy aud down it now. In a tow ilnys wp “«u»t put m our went, making a very discouraged Vic- Slock of Fall and Winter Goods and we are sure no one will I letter appreci­ ate the prompt payment of Just dues, EVER SOLD IN THE COUNTY Last Saturday night, and during Sun­ tsrtii of Ixs-k account and notes than day, a certain lot of happy fellow* got together and by card-play ing and other n e thank nmnsement* of tlutt character whited sition to meet our claims, you for past favors and earnestly solic­ away the time. . Go easy boy*, anti it the continuance of your custom, nnd don’t keep awake too long. jt shall ever tie our aim to I*-not only Yours truly, Your correspondent was shown, on generous but jurt. HEAVY TAP SOL.E IMVOT'K. all warranted, worth really <.1.50, 1 1 Wnwt ru the farm of Mr. Spencer, a few days you cau buy for >2.00 per pair. ago. a remarkable specimen of crabALL GlKM KitIK** will be sold at almost find cost price*. EV When you buy a dress don’t fail appte. aaid1 to be the Russian. The to call on Trcmak for the Best Good* LAmT. BI T NOT LKAST. dou’t forget thal I have added a ful Fine Brocade* for tree was looded a* full as possible with and LatcMt Style*. Dew line of Men and Boys* only 13 cents per yard. The latest in it* fruit, which i* of a large idze, and suitings iU 10 and 15 cent*. beautiful color. ITT Lumber dressed at J. Lextz A Mr. T. A. Crnndal. one of otir enter­ Box's Planing M ill. Nerd not be taken prising merchant*, returned ou Satur- to Hastings ami re-surfaced. daay last from an extended visit to --------- AND SELL A--------HF I am sole agent for the crteliratCanada, whither himself, wife, aud Mr. rd Broadhrml Alpacas, the beet Alpaca A. B. Adams liavo been msticating. known. Don't fail to aak for them. They report a good time bad, and re­ turn with a much better opinion of Un­ ty A flr»t-cla*a second-hand* Melo­ cle Sam. deon for «*Je, or I will trade it for a Our West Kalamo mill man and far­ good young Ilorw, and pay the differ­ mer, Mr. Spire, say* he will sell lumltcr ence in caib or from store. so very cheap yon will be ashamed to N. B.>-AII open Accounts must bo Settled Immedi­ Best Pair ol all Leather Shoes FOR $1.00 Pr. PAIR Nobby Suit at fiom $4 50 to $7 50. iu arising to team th* cause the person lcftL showing conclusively that the in­ tention was to burglarize the house. Let'all liurgiarnkcep aloof from West 1 Kalanio nnlcas they w ish to leave poorMuch reasonable ado ia being inmlr j orer the nuisance—the mill-pond—iu ' .. . |.n . of ,.town, ,od, .. , ;[ tb, Ih. „ lloor.1, of G. A. TRUMAN aud settling the same liefor? Septem­ ber 13th, IH7B, as I need the money to buy my fall stock. C. C. Wotcow.. tasarl, alauit 11 feet from the ground, was another large rar and almost clean from the hh»k. and well formed. Go Farmers Friend A family reunion ou a small seate. vestigate, they fuoud that there were just 10 persons in the wagon, the old­ est, Mr. Aaron Hartwell, 7». tbeyoung- children, a gathering IP YOU WANT Fresh Goods and Llw Prices. WILSON A HOWE. SUGARS, TEAS, STAPLE ARD FANCY GROCERIES! It took the Grand Prize Mc«lal al the Centennial Exhibition, aud also at the Pari* Exposition, over all competitor*. It is tho the only Drill with the Double Force Feed. It has Cone (tearing. Surveyor. Patent Hoe Shifter. Force Fred. Grass Seeder, and in fact it is the only Dnjl in the market thal will sow accurate. * CANNED COOD6, At price* to auit the majority. th­ Croe.k'ru <t Clcumware quality I can, and will, do as well by WHY THE DRILL IS PREFERABLE. A boy can put in from ten to twelve ueated to call aud settle tbeir accour drain into which the water rchnses aud I u ill do , in connection with Cre, NEAT LITTLE BEAT MARKET, swpoly of all kinds of Fre-L and Salt Meats, including Bologna*. Dried Beef, Freak and SallFuh. Give UK.- a trial and by good Goods, low jwice* awl fair dealing I will e»good will. W All kind* of Produce, Hides and Your* Reaped fully. CHAS. W. SMITH. JJEXKY ROE, Pnoruaro* . ------ OLD RELIABLE------ IT" For Bolted Corn Meal sro to Wiuox A Hows'*. per aero, day, nor with every family. In a few days Mr. Hartwell wilt have for hi* Of Morgan, demre to announce home in Balin*, and thinks this bi' but rd top*v the visit among his children in this section. eat market an kuxbi of« Notions, Etc., Is far Preferable to all Others. THE YUXD IB INCREASED. The yield te larger because the Drill hoes pulverise the ground a* much ar one opnratiou of the harrow, white it at note or otherwise within 30 days. JyJuly 11 th, 1K7*J. BOOTS AND SHOES, And in fact a fnlt line of HF Ail the laitc-d Style* of Funiitnre at KpixOGO, Dkmaiuv & Co. MM gi i n ►!>••• C. W. Smith. GROCERIES GRAIN DRILL! time broadcast. IT RAVES SEED. As every kerna! is pul under the *oil, and the exact quantity ia sowed. A peck Mm of seed will produce a* good or better result* than the full amount sown lieoodcaat. IT IS SOWN MORE EVENLY, and being put in at a regular depth, it comes up evenly, secures a better stand, aud i* uniform in growth aud ripening. SECURE FROM DRY WEATHER OR FROST. Bring pul nmlrr at a jtropcr depth, it lays in • nroist soil, conic* up quicker in dry weather, will ataad a drought better, having roots deeply mated, nnd iaaaear* from Hartwell’* aud Mr. Winter*' people, in Fly Destroyer. I catebesihrm all. going to chureh invited Mr. Hartwell'* and after the load was arranged and Fkkd StQKK. HF A quantity of very nice Sugar Cured Smoked Shoulder* on hand nt L. J. WlIKKLEU's. -FOR------ COFFEES, SPICES, HAVES TIME AND LABOR. Prodnce at the - In full to overflowing with Health is bound the nuiseacr shall lx- > vilte abated, and the eatiia* of so much sick- 1 ______ T^w-IMrtlrulwSMh,. to wait until cold weather Im-fore let ting the water out of the pond; would (Opposite th* Wolcott House.' THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE fARMERS* Fit 1EN I> I UP* Hasting* new Proeesa Hour, the L75 p«r cwt., nt Fkep Stork. .... " ... .. ... . I «• Mu «,II.SOX IlowgsrU Flour F)„o,A,1(M „ M, 1„,umore _ i0 x^i,. WILSON I HOWE ately, so if you have an Unsettled Account, don’t fall to respond. C. A. T. ___ ________ Evaurs Cook. Gtenn. of Woodland. Charles Norton returned from Ne­ BOISE BROTHERS. NEW STORE! Save You from Ten to Fifteen per Cent. bought a farm here last spring. has just th* heel a»d to* polka, andpatting her David MarahaU rais'd 4M bushel* of Many ww Dyes at Bottom Price*. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. SHOULDER BRACES. TRUHSFA BUPINJRT8, Ac. FINE PERFUMES, TUILET ARTICLES. COMBS, BRUSHES. SOAPS, Ac' HAVE A DOLLAR Tkcmam’s. w Dye Stufls I Dye Stuflk! I HAYE BEEN FORTUNATE IN SECURING A altogether a iuo*t intereating and in­ oCher day. to bi* cornfield (reclaimed ”i bread, shouhi n member to always buy if you can borrow your gnod oeighlior's structive lecture, listened to by s crowd­ swamp) and called our attention ition to Fkkh Stomk. — lil« I y°Kr Flour at the big corn, some 14 to 16 fret high, and F?' What in the use of paying B4JS0 and ♦C.oo for matching *«ft ami haul in teaching, by lYof. Howman. Music, Last Saturday. Walter S. Power* and l*rof. Herriek. Mural* and manners, ing made for tViO per thousand. I*rof. Chureh; followed by tniscellatie- former claiming that we had written ARE Far Marie. One Buckeye Grain Drill. Will sell on time or exchange for Stock. For portieulani call at Wiijhix A HoWKS. (Fraction), Prof. l*aine. Geography, Prof. Mitchell. Advanced Grammar, Prat. Howman. School Law, Prof. Plowman. • bwant* everybody to take notice of the fart that after Nov. 1st lw burn* bi* Ilat or Hoots for yourself or boy, you saw-dust, and all who wish the article may go Barry County over, and you Geo. D. Herrick Prof, of vocal music must get it before that date. la-lter tllnll at k in the Grand Rapids public sehoyja. On Wednesday night Geo. .Crowell I*rof. Church cxhibit>-d nam-ro<i« .«pcc- waa awakened by some person trying gathered in the port of Honolnlu in the Sandwich Inlands ami other pointe in the Pacific «M-eau. Thursday evening Prof. Chureh gave a lecture on the haluu aud customs of. the Sandwich Island*, a sketch of the delightful climate of the Island*, thefr fruit*, timber, vegetable*, streamlet-, mountain* and monnt.iin gorge*, and the coral wall stirrounding the Island*, which have te en 00.000 yean* forming. Also a most thrilling sketch of hi* as­ cent. and witucMing io tho night the boiling of the lava in the crater of Mount Kilanea and hi* descent iutolbe crater next day, when he obtained some COTTON GOODS finished. nod Dean Mix ‘has Iti* Loire Stocking looks so evening, by an address from the Presi­ dent. Dr. Spinney, of Detroit, to the FOB YOUR MONEY. THAN AT ANY OTHER PLACE IN BARRY CO. old stock. but Nil tie* Bi from HJU I- r A law line of Hu Mr. Quarto* Snell, formerly of New Hampshire, hot recently stopping or Vt. Vnte. ami father of th* Dr*. Snell of VLVill* ami S. A. Shepard'*. Pit Mtdicises, Chemicals, 4c. RUT MORE GOODS Frteeui The PRESCRIPTIONS, la many easM it i* d«ubted, and the incrcaae on forty aero* drilled MEAT MARKET. of a Drill in oue season. FreMh and Salt Meatv, atrial. friends. nr Buy your Dry Good*. Root* Shwn^^te^and <P»t< that a call ahonld be made Her. D. H. Shelley wdi deliver hi* through the narrow way, we brought vHhotrt any trouble our Mullfa'a and PETER DELLER, C mdtetou. JOHN MARSHALL. C*rtl*tae. JACOH FRANCK. Castleton. LORENZO ANDREW& Kalamo. WAI.I El; MAPES. MapteGroxe. JOHN GERM AX. M.q.L . ,:.v. JOSEPH RHORER, Woodland. ItoLUN CHRISTIAN Woodland. MORES XEBMONGER.-Woodland. FOR SALE ONLY BV 8Mtrt Hur ui SknUcn, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, *.«* Old Mammoth Hardwear, superior Ao aUothera �N *rthw..at, tolfi al Aurora, IU, oe taa 30ta. rirtaadSMdayeef Angart. wm cm of tbs tHW*rt riftin. of Um. Had ever wrtaawro. •TVr. WM . Mod 4mJ eaid, a good many , Uitnga doe*, and s good lime gwMrsUy, M 4 we regret that oar luuiKd *pere will mH warraid 8<> marked waa tbe change brooming that they began feeling gnwt adidtudo concerning her, and consulted a phy­ sician of thia aty aliout the matter. Tbe physician visited tbe girl, but Waa unable to explain tho cause <>f her de­ cline or to render her aid. Il alao fell Once upon a tune there dw. It upon the surface of the earth an old miner named Donald McDve, who lived alone in a iiUle caldn iu the hoart of I re land, rawed his own potatoes, cut turf for hia own fire, and never spent a shithng >f it was possible to beg our. The spirit of hoarding bad not come to him with age. for in his boyhood he saved all hii ‘ half-pence, and never ate hia apples until they were soft and spot­ ted with long keeping. And when be was quite a young man be was known as Donald tbe miser. Hia little shoaling waa full of odd* and ends, which he ba>l lacked up ia his wanderings, and could never bnug himself to pert with, although they roe med to Is? of very little tusk up a ru»ty mul or a crooked pin. The children called him a witch, and hooted at him aa he paasrd through tie village in his queer, highcrowned list and long-tailed blue coat. He never exchanged a pleasant greet­ ing with hviug/mortal, but went his way, guarding his |«x5kcta aa though each n;>on their contents. Alone old Don­ ald lived, and slept, and ate, and when night came on, and the ah utters were close-barred, the old man would ait down upon Ina m.ildy door, and. lifting a mov­ able plank beneath tho window, take out hia worshiped pot of money, lioatdo*) for lung year*, aud count it over and orcr agy'.n with a groan for every ptece as tl clinked against iu neighbor. Ono night, as he sal thus telling bis gold aud silver, and never fcanng inter ruptmu—for a terrible tetn;w**-. ragrd without, and few ever came to old Don­ ald'* cottage even in plea*anl weather a low, h irned knocking fell upon tinEauehi of In* door, aud made him hide 1* treaanre with the greaU-st celerity. •' Who can it bul" he muttered, as he scrambled to hia feet. " Heaven protect fact being communicated to the Other parent, it waa decided to watch the young Wy and discover if possible the reason'fur such habitual absence. Aojcprditigly, on the day following, when ’the hour had about arrived, the father left the bouse and watched for the go­ " I’m going mad. Take the rope, afid ing of hia daughter. Ina few ruinates never darken my doors again. Berea- the young girl wm ou her way through pence—anvenpeucel I’ve thrown away aevenpsDoel" and he fell upon the floor the house to a small shine quarry, some half-mile distant, reaching which, alio in a fit as ha uttered the l<at words. Donald MaDee never recovered from took a scat on a flat stone, under a the angiuah which his own gvnerority kmall chimp of- trees, aud remained hs*l brought him. Imt Bank slowly, day sitting mere quietly for several min­ by dsy, until at last ha lay upon has utes, her head held in one position, and pillow and counted the money, m ho eyea evidently fixed on one spot. Tbe bid it beneath tho straw mattreM, re­ father had gotten up so near by this peating. at every summing up of hia time that ha could observe'all that pumea-dona—** And eight|x-*icc gone for would happen. In a few momenta, to a board and a rope that I gave to a his amazement, there prt-crediil from woman I didn’t know at all.” lhe direction .in which the girl was He gs-*|wd thee** words one day when bis brea'h came thioklr to hia lips, aud length, and known to him as our com­ everything was growing dim about him, mon li!*cksn«ke or racer. Bo astonished and *hn idered with affright aa he de­ was he at the peeuliar manner of hia scried • woman atandmg at his bedside, daughter and the appearanco of tbe batoning to them. It w*a the beggar reptile that he remained quiet in his to whom he had given the board aud concealment to observe what would hap|>eu. Tbe snake crept slowly along “DouaiJ McDca,"she aaid, "1’vo come toward the girl until it halted close to for the last time. Give me something her fern After remaining there mofor cliariC/ii sake—anything thal is tionlcwB for a minute or more and gaz­ worth a penny ; only give, give, as you ing fixedly into the fare of tbe girl it slowly and stealthily liegan creeping to­ hope for mercy " "I'm poor, I haven't a thing." gimp<-d ward her. and in a moment lay coiled Donald, clutching a handful of money iu ksr lap. The girl remained perfect­ beneath the blanket. Go away Go—" ly motionless, ap|>«rently not tho k-sal "Not without some small gift.* plead­ alarmed al the presence of her visitor, " penny is something but gazing intently at it. After lying in that position for a short while it liie boil, and with slowly nnTtnled. crept down to the trembling fiug^ra ho pointed to a bnus ground and hack "to IU hiding-place in tbe rock*. The girl remained sitting key hangiuK on a hail in tbe wall. "Take H," he Bald; "it's a good bru« motioolesa for a con*i<lrnilde time, and key. worth twopence, and, tm» l ye. then got Up and retraced her stiqM to Diver say J wasn't charitable. Eight pence for tbe board and lhe rope, aud uov twopence for a key. mak<— ten- proceeding to the scene, killed the rep pence—ten pence from a poor uuld man utc. The girl, startled al the report of Hutt may starve yi-l * the gun. sprung to her feet, but, imme­ diately recognizing her father, proceed- “Teupcucel" whispered the miner. “Well, well, IU try to save it tn light, h.r Pin a very poor man “ And, turn­ ing with a groan, he blowout l.ic candle li« tottered to the door, and inquired, end which guttered on tho table, anil <*ilh a t.umbling voice, “ Who's with­ died garpitig in tho dark. out, and wliat mey ye lie afllier waul- soft voice. “Upon the door, for I'm standing here in the non." “ A woman, anyhow," muttered the A BUlXb ,*> was oaswuay muruing. *»pv>i ***, 1S65, that Jay Cooke wm sitting in a car going from his residence to bis dowtf-town office in Philadelphia. A telegram wm handed to him aud it an­ nounced the sasassinalion of President Lincoln on lhe night before al Ford's Theater. Mr. Cooke read it and then handed it to me without saying a wont He remained in silent thought until bo toft lhe car. Tho situation was a grave one. and Jay Cooke appreciated tho diaiMtrous effect the ne *h would possibly have upon the credit of the Government. He had charge of the aalea al ita securities, and they must be maintained at any cost lo him. No one knew how extensive wa* this conspiracy against the life of tho nation as yrt, aud tbe nation would drAdful intelligence fit some Mr. Cooks's reflation was soon In those days telegtaph office* wt snlwcriplion ageii light in promptly by had purcharo*! bell him. She. when interrogated. could give no intelligible reason for visiting the spot, except that st a certain hour she trit strongly inclined to go and Ml there. She lias rapidly recovered her ing Mr. Cooke telegraphed his agent* to make another advance of half a cent. in her mind. Experts can offer no Flu *L»o telegraphed bi* brother, Henry KolniKin l*i thl* strange proceeding, the D. Cooke, al Washington, D. C . to get moot intelligible being that the animal a guarantee of support from the Gov­ pooM-Mied n largo tuvwm'-nc mfim-iice, ernment. Later in the day a dlaps*'eh and ho*l •<> wrought upon th** mind of from the .Secretary of the Treasury in­ the girl that <hr went automatically U> formed him that be won bl be In Dy the place. Thia. ID colinrcllon with an supported in hi» operations. On Tues­ accumulated inhented disposition to Im- day liic aalra of seven-thirties amount­ twgndr*] by a serpent — Iran*mitted ed U* $2,701,300, and they steadily in­ creased at prices at ora little below par. ye'd havt it yourself. Go, go!" But tbe woman stooped before tho fireplace, and. picking up a cnarrvd pvecu of plank, said slowly, “If you'll give me nothing else, let me take tins; and rwmemlter. I ask it again for the " That board!" gasped Donald; “why. it's three fret long. Three feet of good board, just a little charred at the end. What are’ve thinking of ?" *'Donald MrDce, perhaps it will save some poor soul from freezing this bit­ ter night," aaid ’ the woman. “Out of all you have, can you not spare thia for the poor, and for the sake of your own Aud close behind him stood the «om 1 in white, hul ling the charred l*o*rt | her hand. “It's your tlr*t gift." »li« gave it in^hariry—it return* to you again." Abd safely, slowly, the strange bark wafted Donald u»rk the black river, aud he felt aa though something has correct, and requeated the proposer to work in« sum over again. During the o|M*rati>>n Bidder said be felt certain be right, for he had worked the que»- To eemovz grease spots, put half a teaspoonful of ammonia into half a table-spoonful of alcohol; wet a bit of woolen cloth or soft sponge in it, and the grease, if freabiy dropped, will dis­ appear. If the spot isoflung standing, ii msy require sever*! applications. In woolen or cotton the »|iot may be rubbed when the liquid ia applied, and also in black silk, though not bard. Bat with light or colored silk, wet the spot with lhe cloth or sponge with which tbe ammonia ia put on, patting it lightly. Rubbing silk, particularly colored silk, i» apt to leave u whiti>h spot almost as disagreeable as tho crease spot. wblta BlJrta and h*'U>K their bead* Uod up with wl.it*> haoilkeretiier*. rnthing sbocl tbe twill**- tteld at full ■j-re*!, picking up ibe wound­ ed aud djlDK. am! ovrrjin* Uwtu Lack >uio tbe IrercSe* lo a placo of aafety. But ibis was bnrlreqoed lo * rwrlaln degree, for one sllegrd corpae aruw flora tbe ktuuim! and atartad ou * dead rnu when iw aawUie •Iretcher. bosrtrvap proaebiog bim. Two of the bearer* ran turn umer found that he wav wrung and liddcr right the l»oy told the company that he ba«l calculated the question by f How Hr llrslrojrd HL* l M-Iulnrss. A deacon of a prominent Connecti­ cut church, whose pwstor had resigned, recently met s Hartford divine, when (heal toting Mr. William Newell i. told him lhe itory. and urged hirfP to do nometiiing M atop the frightful sacrifice of life on haps Itain- Perhaps Not;" and have for ita leading mollo: “ Tr •cd io be atraugvr than flokahun to most pboika" Tho aelectiui thousands annually. Mr. Newell procured an appropria­ tion from C-mgreaa for surf-boats, etc., for tbe uac of people on shore iu saving life. What is everybody's duty is no body's, and tbe fishermen neglected their* for six years, when the wreck of the Powhatan on Mniiimquau b*-ach. with 41N) souls ou board, roused Con- The Life-saving service wascstabli*bi-d, which, in 1K71. under ita present chief, Sumuer Kimball, was thoroughly orgauized. It is now the best system in the world for saving hfe on lhe coast. A complete cordon of stations is cwtablishrd *dong tbe Atlantic, pert of tbe I aeific ami lake counts, manned for nine months with able surfmen. and arm, and , looking around, he saw the «-quipped with life-cars, boats, mortars white-robed woman, gloriously r’.umged fur shooting a l>all, and line signals, and beautified, etamhng beside him. etc. Tbe Ion* of life has been rvducs-d bolding forth a key. “ I’hy only volun­ yearly from thousands to units, a work tary gift, old man,* she aaid. "Take it which perbapa might never have lieen and unlock tho glorious gale." accomplished if the honest Jersey But Donald atrxxl. clasping hia hand farmer bail kept silent. upon hui brow. "I'm trying to remem­ Plant your seed of good, however ber." he said, •'what wa* it my mother small, borne day, when yon are dead, taught mo from tbe Bible." fierhapa. it will grow to a goodly tree. •'ll ia more blessed to give than to You may never know it, but God will recriva." “More blcroed! Ohl if I could live Sapentition About Menus. again, I would remember that." And, m he spoke, a mantle of filth Caverns were supposed by the Ro­ seemed to fall from about him-the man* to be B*cure plac* a of refuge dur­ golden gates wore turned upon their ing thunder-stanna, and they twlieved bingos, and angels bore him through that lightning never penetrated more than two yards into the earth. Acting on this superaiitiou, tbe Emperor Au­ gustus used to withdrawinto muds deep vault of the palace whenever a tempest waa feared, and it ia recorded by Suetoiautu that he al wavs wore a akin of seal as a precaution against hghtning. That both precautions were equally un-1 . availing needs eesreely to be mentioned. LtgiituinghM been known to strike ten with n Foret „ r.—r,, fsrt into the earth; but not even the demanding that lhe doctor should be peacefully delivered to them, in order Uurt they might rid tho world of the nuisance. Instead of complying with bed quickly given- to this pleasing question, viz., 411,633.740.000,<KX> mile*. On one oecaaion we learn Use propoaer of b “I «« aorry io Lear that Brother Blank bad n-tignod. I had always liked him. He i* regarded as a very There, ujion the d: or-step. stood a tall, dred emigrants were in th* steerage, fair woman, drvased in while garments, “That ia the gate to heaven," said th*- and the Captain. U> “keep order," a* ho and, before lie could prevent her. *be said, i,ailed down tbe hatchways tight had slipped tn. anti sat drying her angel. “ May I go there?'' asked the miser He snd port of the crew then escaped raiment before the blaze of the light “If Ihou canal ford the river, climb to *horr. Imt tlie aliip. with its throb­ wood which crackled in tbe fire-placvu the sU*rp mountain, and unlock lhe bing freight of shrieking, praying bn Donald louk-d a? her in amazement. "Might I he so bold ai to a*k wuat gulden gate." replied the angid. "Aud bow can 1 du that?*' Mghed acid tb it the 'Captain grew old befu ye're wauling?" he said al length. hl* time, and crept through but a f« " Yew, Donald Mcliee," answered lhe came Iwutk from Eurojw, and its muwrnblc year*, darting at a »hn<!>> given them by bi* cotirro run tin and thinking that every aound asa li Give mo n shilling out ol yonr hoard of tations higher than tbeyAad her silver, and you 11 bo rewarded here and fore the death of Prraidi-ul Litton hereafter." “I give yc a shilling I" howled the rial, au<l made a pretty penny by >i before 1 took the * healing lor m<-*elf. Billing*. The angel frowned. Juab Billing*, who ia lard. Gr« to the great folk*. I'm a beg­ “Aud I took the guinea ould bllD< ing hia nutnmer tn th gar myself. Would ye have me starve aiua, haa pnt it in the in me opld age? 1 haven't gut it to 'Squire Ihggina dropped, and him Duui avep me a week. Bixpeucel Bure, you’re gone mad. woman." “Ttieu a penny." plrwicd the woman, •"only a penny, to aave life. For the "aSo of yonr soul, give me a p-nny. Don­ ald Mallee." "I haven't it to give, and if I ha»l I'd keep it to have a naw said with, and save me sowl. without spending it till I died," replied the man. "Go, go! that'* a good woman, an-i don't be tormeuUu' Codfub Balxji.—Two pound* l*oDe­ lews fish, soaked and boiled over night and well beaten before breakfast; I-oil twelve or fifteen good-sized potatoes; manh them very smooth with milk and a large table-spoonful of butter; l*-at in the codfish; add one egg; if not soft > enough, add a little more milk ; make into a cake and fry. The secret of good 1 fish cake* is to have the potatoes fresh boiled and beaten very light. [ Fmikd Fboos. Throw the legs into I boiling water for five minutes. Take I them out and put them in cold water, and wipe them until dry. Have some batter made as follows: In one pint of cream, the yelk of an egg slightly beaten. Have ready some Iwked breadcruml**. Dip tbe legs into the cream and egg. and with the fingers powder them a little with the bread-crumbs. , Fnr in the very beat of butter to a light were quoted at a httlo lieltfw par. a bait cent above the quotations of the day before.' Ho then went to hia office, and, after ad vising with those interested with him. be telegraphed the Secretary of tho Treasury informing him of what ho had done, and asked that the Gov­ ernment lake action to ausiaiu him ill hia eflort to maintain the bonds upon .uv , l-answer, ‘Kht travels from the *un to the earth lb** market He received no but m tbe afternoon he telegraphed In* | »» eight minuU-a. and. the sun being agent to advance th- price of bonds a WH.OOU.OOO of miles off (of course, this quarter of a cent more. In the evening quite wrong, but CO years ago it wss be received a telegram from WaahingUiu -•- •<-1 -* saying tbai everything was in confusion and lhe Cabinet could not be gotten together. On Baturday and Bunday morning 11 ere wua general shaky feel­ ing among speculators, and large “Doat thou know what light thal is yonder7’ aaid the preornce. "I do not," aos<ered Donald, with The angel sighed " Donald, Donald!" aaid the woman, “It’s quare. but they begin to «wm "think what ye're saying. There's tear ful need of the gift, where you least wrung thtnxa io me," murmured Donald. ’ rery thing only the foolthink of it. Givv a sixpence, Donald iall thing*. I Me Dee.* aud a kay to 1. 10 pence counted up. Bure, mere ate • Beef having ’a tendaocy to be tough eno bs made very palafiabte by stewing gently for two hours, with pep­ per and sal), taking out about a pint of tiin liquor when half done, and leUiug. the rest bod into tbe m.-ot. Brown the meat in tiie pot. After taking up. make a gravy of the pint of liquor saved. Mooxhuixes—Roll a coffee cup of ' " tr;. then add the yelks — —„„a pinch of salt; l>c*t well and pour into tbe flour tray and work into a' soft-dough; roll very thin and cut out with a tumbler, drop into a frying-pan of hot lard, and cook quickly. When dote, rift white sugar over them. To Remove Scxbckh.—Milk of al­ monds, obtained at tbe druggist's, is aa good as anything to u*c, and to keep wrinkles out of the face use tejnd water instead of cold; if tho wrinkles are deep-seated, appy a liute turpentine to the wrinkles for a few nights )«efore re­ tiring. Some ladies u*e a patch of court-plaster for the wrinkles, which soou eradicatez these emblem, of care bid. A few months later, when he was not yet 11 years old. he was asked, how long would a cistern 1 mile cube be 01‘ing if receiving from a river 120 galluuM per minute without intermis­ sion ? In two minutes be gave tbe cor­ rect answer, 14,800 yean !iK» days 12 bourn and 46 minutes. A year later he divided oorrvetiy, in leas than a minute, 4MI.MW,413.664 by 9,076. I have tried how long this takes mo with pen and paper; and, after getting an incom-rt r*wu)t in one and a quarter minutes, went through the sum again, with cor­ rect result (51,629,838), in'about the tame time. At 12 years of age he an­ swered in leas than a miunte lhe ques­ tion: If a distance of 9f inches is (Mused over in a second of time, how many inches will be paiaed ovcr in J65 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes. 55 seconds? Much more surprising, however, was bis success, when 13 yrars old, in deal­ ing with the question: What is the cube r*>ot of 897339,273,974,002.153? Ho obtained the answer in 2} miuntes, via., QG4.537. I do not believe one arithmetician in a thousand would gwt nnt this answer correctly, at a first trial, in less than a quarter of an hour. But I confess I have not tried tho experi­ ment, feeling, indeed, perfectly sail*fie*I that I should not get lhe answer cor­ rectly in half a dozen trials. No date in given to tho following case: " The question was put by Sir William Here ►chel, at Slough, near Windsor, to Maa- “ WeU. I will n il you ouc reason. Mr. Blank lived next to a neighbor whose hens and chickens bothered him verv much by digging up bis garden. He spoke alionl it several times, but it did no good; those fowl* kept in his garden all tbe ttniL. And wh*t do you think bn did? Instead of shooting some of them or building a high fence around Ins garden, be came hair to Hartford Next to a klear konxhiciicc for solid and bought the Iwat game-cock be could comfort cum* ai easy boot. Try l«>ih. find, and took him home and turned If a young man hain't got a well-bal- him loose in the garden. The next ■aced hebd, I like to see him part biz day that oeigLUir heard a great com­ motion ameug lhe poultry, and. when I don't take Fry foolish cliaucea If be looked over the fence, there were all I wuz called upon to mourn overadca*! bis hens and chickens lying iu wind­ mute, I should stand iu front of him rows, and that game-cock walking over aud do mi weeping. Thare is no man so poor but what he । can afford to keep one dog, and 1 hav , iieen them so poor that they could afford to keep three. I say to 2 thirds on the rich people in this world, make the moat on yonr money, for it makes the most of you. There are few person* who have any Happy thought. idea of the immense agricultural and I never argy agin a sncceas when I horticultural I service rendered by bees, »ee a rattlesnaix's bead sticking out of a ibnt a calculation just made by Rev. M. whole; I bear off to the left and say to Hauppc. ; a great lieo master, of Zucket,mynclf that bole belongs to that imaix. dorf, < Saxony, goes far to prove tbe The infidel argya just ax a bull dux utility । and importance of bee culture. chained to a post. He bellow* and His : calculation ia that, out of each of raws, but lie don't git loose from the tbe i 17,000 hives to bo met with in Sax­ post, i noliaa. Not much. *ony, 10,000 bees fly per day—equal to I thank the Lord that thare ia one 170,000,000; each bee four times, equal thing iu this world that money kant to ( 680,009,(XX) of flights, or in 100 davs to <180,000,OUO.OOO. Each bie Imy, and that ix the wag ov a dog's tail equal < Yure unkle. before flying homewards visits fifty I have seen men so fond of argument fl i jwen, therefore the whole assemblage that they would dispute with a guide |has visited no less than 3.400.000.000,000 board al tbe forks ov a kuntry road of < flowers. If out of tan ■ only one alxmt lhe distance to the next town, i What fool*. (1)00,000 of fertilized flowers would be Thare are but fu rights in thia life tthe result. Supposing lhe value of lhe more suWhme and pafliethick than to |fertilization of 5,000 flowers to be only see a poor but virtuous young man ।a German pfennig (one-tenth of a struggling with a mustach. It ix thus. ■penny), the united been of Saxony have earned per annum the sum of 68,006,000 pfennigs — 680,000 marks, or about 8170JKJ0. Thue hire is cdmlatcl About the hardest thing a felhi do IX to >|Mrk 2 guU at one tim preserve a good average. Try itDon't disp-.zc your poor re la They may be taken anddruiy sum day, and then it will lx' n< to explain thing* to them; uudoi rtor 1IKS...................................... 1 •> *: i.rar 1ISCT........................................ i»re...................................... t < » *i Jiroar Iisre. .... . ...................... u.Ni:.7« THE MAliKErx. ■earn* «• rear... - Faera WMW WM*,. *■ .. U*«J lo IMSrv ksilatr.Xx. ■ Ma a ...................... -Chcore Cn<n<r The lawyer who y f.nd old John Brown the Harper * I my ___------- o--------not*, of Boate. hs. jut 4W ti Hoi Bpcm«s,Ark._________________ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-09-06.pdf.pdf 1934569a9e13270e97368573d74f9634 PDF Text Text She Nashville <Hrws. Devoted to the Intererte of the Bert Pertv Under the Sun. VOLUME VI. NASHVILLE. BARRY C MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1879. W«t No iwurance. -A f**»Uy named Corio*. of ElUaboUi. N. J , IndalgMl la toad.U. J*. al«UkinK then for bad forgiven the Cam] the Campbell*!' cried_______________ , Tbk annual crop of tobacco of the tors, ‘for-'ottoa Glencoe I Sir John is United State* 1* about 420,000,000 paid for that; he has *MU,000 a voor for pound*, two-thirds of which is ex­ it; nut the dicl take mo ’gin wo forgie ported. or forgrfl' and with this the choleric Duuxo the year 1878 there were Gaels, turned their f*ce* toward Ottawa. 2,700 medical students graduated from "Tht Marquis, however, disclosed the fifty-nine colleges of the United himself, and, after a hearty handshak­ Htatee. A* the statistics show that in ing. the feud waa temporarily healed. this country an average of 500 people The vi»itors were turned over to the support one physician, there must b<- a constant supply of over 13.000 patient*. Tbe Sprague*. ' A <U»pslch from NarrxgaiMetS pter, nsder dale of Sept 1, «p: Th. wwmlng quiet tbal than 218,000 United Blair* patents. There arc but a little over 80,0"0 EnSish patents, 50,000 French and 40,(XX) i-lgian and German potent* upon invenuont. In 1M8 there were over 4,000 more English than American patents, there being at that time 10,000 English and something k*s than 6.000 American. These figure* show how inventors of! this country are progreaaing as comparrel with those of other countries in which the patent system prevails. A ca* load i* nominally 20.000 pounds It i* also 70 Ixurcls of salt, 70 I of lime, 90 of floor, 60 of whisky, 200 sacks of flour, f* cord* of soft wood. 18 —Goa Greet and party salted from Toko­ han.-, Japan, for Hau Freocisoc S-pt 3, end will protably arrive there uo the 2l*t —Gov. Blackburn, of Kentucky, wt* inansurated. on lbs 2d of Heplember, al Fnmk- hog". HO to 100 bead of sheep, 9,000 feel of solid board*, 17,000 feet cf aiding, 13,000 feel of flooring, 40,000 shingles, less of green lutnlxir. one tenth of joist, scantling and oilier large liml>ci*. 3io bushels of wheat. 4<X> of corn. 680 of oaU. 4<X) of barley, 360 of flaxseed. 36*> of apples, 320 of Irish poUtix-*, 360 of sweet potatoca, 1.000 of bran. That specie* of solemn fantaliciam for which the Germans are famous ha* reached about its climax in a letter of a pastor in a Prussian village to one of the leading Berlin papers. The epistle reads aa if the ghosts of Hoffman and Hau CT had i*"n galvanized from their Its author commence* by deploring the fact that our modern punishment for murder ifimply makes the execution­ er guilty of the same crime s* his vic­ tim ; that we can only avenge one asaansi nation by another. A second source of regret to him is that an execution lias virtually become a a|wcics of brutal and degrading show. In view of theoc facia, he suggest" the following im­ provements in capital punishment: The aceno of an execution shall ho Tub last English censusgivea the fol lowing figures with regard to the women employedlu the metal trades Pattern designers. 137; surgical instrument makers, 230; gun finishers. 366; per­ cussion cap makers, 66L; cartridge NUMBER 50. [From Um Uuto Boek (Art.) OasrtM.} Josiah Henman,a colored gentleman, lived in the central part of Ixard county. In hi* boyhood he wa* taught to read, and before he ba 1 attained the age of 30 years wa* considered quite a learned man by the neighboring people. Poasossing a fondness for ancient history, and particularly the Bible, be* devoted much of his time (b historical research. He wm admitted to the ministry, and on more than one occasion prreuu-d hia audience. Ho waa bo de­ voted to bi* favorite stadias, and no un­ mindfully neglected hi* physical condilion, that he grew thin and lank. The wasting away did not alone attack his l body, but opening np on engagement । with his mind greatly impaired it He evinced signa of insanity, and, while preaching, he threw nphishands wildly slid exclaimed, "Children. Haman was hung, as near at I can make, a ealculat .on, a little over 100 feet high. Since that time no man has expiated a crime so near tbe Father wi.o made him Great are the demands of the Holy Ghost Groot is the goodness of the Master. Now, children, the Lord de­ mands that, some one of us shall hang higher than Haman. Not for any crime particularly, but that the machinery in the after years may work smoothly, in that no one else will nave to be hung Who is willing to accept of thia gion­ oil* gift of salvation? Do you all sit stxrk afraid of your Savior?" In a stillnea* like that which por- which looked aa if thry had been made expressly to sustain the euormoua'archos. They tlm# roochod the extremity of the lake, where they noticed a large channel extending toward the ’south, into which water quietly made it* way. Thia is supposed to lx, a large fissure which has baffled exploration hitherto at Sebdon, and which connects the cas­ cades with that locality, and thus with the mysterious soureos of the T.-itna. It is possible that here they have found an immense natural basin, supplied by powerful .source*, and sending a part of its waters toward the lake, while the reel goes to Scbdon. The workmen estimated the distance underground traversed by them at throe kilometers, and the breadth by the lake at two. They brought out with them a quantity of fish, which swarmed round the raft, and which were found to be blind. Four or five years ago, a gentleman living on a farm near a sea-aid* reaort in Maine bought one of tbe twixdollar printing-prerne* for his bey*. One of them k-arued to use it cxjx-rtly, and by printing visiting cards, labels, etc., for nis mother soon earned enough to buy an eight-dollar one. All of his spare ti me-from his lessons he gave to pnnt- At this time hi* father died insolvent, and the family were suddenly reduced to- absolute poverty. The boy* were not sufficiently educated to go into any kind of business. Our young.printer determined to make some use of ins toy. ing house keepers, and solicited work in printing cards, menut, bill". There was no job-printing office within thirty miles. Work poured in on him. By the time the summer-boarders ar­ rived. he bad saved *40, with which he bought a larger press, sold the old one for paper, and issued a little nrw»- “ Ef anybody trie* tor put arouu* Giles' neck, he'll thl kicked by a mountain." editors. The tiny journal was spright­ ly, gossipy. and well-printed. Th- lad worked lor years as hard al bis books aa at hi* type, and l*«t summer he took charge of a ueww)*apcr in the country town, with every chance of assured auc"hall be brought in and M-aU-d *n the chair, to which lie shall lie manacled immovably. Then the Judge shall read LEWIS DURKEE, u-r's house, and. receiving direction* first years of the republic, when the from the wife, went into the deep- majority of bovs were reared on farm? ■ haded forest. Following an ill-defined or in villages. they learned manual skill path. they bad traveled about half a nncouauoualy. The only mu is of *np' '■ lbi ' ' now are the printing­ mile when OU" of the parties stopped plying lathes, etc , which are EMORY RARADY. ing on hero?" The expedition, thu* brought to a halt, tiegan an examina­ tion. Ou the ground, under a tai’ tuck- unr energetic Maine lad; but they will certainly give a training to the fingers and the eye quite as useful a* are msny branches of theoretical knowledge. The* party looked Up, a the highest (mint of tin dangled a human Ixxiy. OR NO STRONG. • Can't paw without a ticket," said the man at the gate aa she came up. * I want to ace if then?’" anybody on that train going to Port Huron." she lions of hi> work by scratching. Now the use of the diamond point or splinter, fixed in s style or iron mxrket, allow rd s certain flexibility of handling, which <>ur modern procvaacB of gem engraving do not (icrmiL To-day the work i* done by means of a minute rotating disk <>f oopper, which iswbettctl with oil sad diamond dust. On the laaat application of tbe sulHlance to lx* cut to the disk. The difference in manipulation i*. then, that to-day it is the stone which goes to the tool, and not ** lu olden times, the tool to tbe stone. It is more conven­ ient, then, in 1879, to bnng the cart to Tbornapplt "food why, in modern work, time and lalxir being "pored (the art conception not entering for the prewent into the subject) why thia work of to-day win had rendered himself odiou* to the soldiera, and while on psuade, firing with blank cartridges, the officer wa» ^yiLLlAM JONES, CHARLES 8CHBIDT. pnrely a mechanical process now, for a rotating disk will no more draw lines which have feeling than will photo grspbing proccsaea paint picture*. It time, and it ™ tbought that the thing has been stated that wc are not entirely , i “a* all forgotten. Tv acquainted with the methods employed in the regular by the old glyptic artists. Thia become* quite evident from this fact, that tbeir best work seems to have Iwcu cut anil |M>h*bed at one and the same time. ♦*T<wiay we have no tool, no substance, | which will accomplish thia doubt* feat. the battalion »s> decimated, and 131 । Mr. King, dwelling ou the diamond were marched outside the gate in sepa­ ■ point, says “its extensive use is the rate squads, and shot by their own com­ I great distinction between the antique rades. My informant happened to be I and modern work."—Barnet FhUlipa, riding outside the walla, and, attracted in liarper't Ma^aeine. by the roll of musketry, new the.exrcu­ tion of the loeklea* aoidiera, some an­ Mccting of Ancient Enctr.ic*. btew Um own brains oal with * pttioL ting. some standing, and some on their — Uhartea Do Yoons, tw Hw Ftummto It is nearly 200 years since William knee*, according to the humor of the JoeraalMt who shot L K Idloch, has Lsso »d III. of England, violating hi* own royid officers--—North American Review. to bail tn Um *tua of J-.'j.LMl proclamation, sent a baud of hi* *oldier» —Ths bodies at two womeo sad * bate girl of the Campbell clan and slaughtered all the inhabitants of the valley of Glencoe, bv the stream which (Juan calls "the dark torrent of Cona." The Macdonalds, to which clan those un­ happy people belonged, have never for­ gotten that "military execution," which was really a wholesale murder; and to this day the old resentful feeling crop* out. sometimes suddenly and in uncx- begins known free speech. Stuttering may be caused also by fright and by imitation. Stuttering sustains itself. That 1*. the original cause may be removed, and yet there is no end or diminution a! the impediment, which, on ths contra- " Yea, but we oan't help that, you see, Please show your ticket." * i want thl* 'ere railroad to under­ stand that I've got * darter in Fort Huron, and she's got s baby four week* wuod. This gcntlcmau waa finally sent over to decide upon the merits of the Oral cau»e—the stutr.-ring may seise old, and I'm going to send her up wonl machine. Selecting throe rough stock* hold of the chest and, by -deranging in spite of all the gates in this depot." " Please show jour ticket, madam." of tbe hardest, toughest limber he respiration, make conditions which, of could find, be went Io the Springfield themselves, would bnng on the malsdy. “ Please show your ticket, madam.” Armory incognito, brought his sUKiks Or if defective respiration be the first cause, and it lx> remedied, tbe stutter ­ She gave the old umbrella a whirl, to Um stocking room, and inquired of tbe overseer il be would grant him the ing may find nourishment in disordered and brought it doom on hi* head with favor of turning them. Without tusk­ nerve* <>r unhealthy brain. Thus, an all the vim of an old-fashioned log­ ing . the least alteration of the machine, already said, causes and effect* |>«*a the raising, and, aa be staggered aside, aha tin _____ _____ — the-----------stock"-- through one into the other, so that they are paam'd him and said : constantly changing, not only tuem“There* my ticket, sir, and I've got in s few minute*, and then wsnl more behind it I Mebbc one man and a ’ bln -----work ' a* “ though ‘ nothing c ~ *had ” hap gate can stop mo from sending word to t>ened. The Englishman examined the tiona, al intervals of five or ten years, my darter to gnaae the baby's nose stocks, and found they were turned all _ the better for living of hard wr(KMj' * ♦ would apjx-ax entirely different to an with mutton taller if the weather .ibocrvcr. In nothing is the adage, change* cold, but 1 don’t believe ill” After musing a while he frankly___ And she walked down to the train, feawd who ho was. why he came, and " An ounce of prevention it worth a bis thorough conviction of the utility pound of cure." more applicable than found some one going to Port Huron, and came back carolesaly humming the melody of " The three Blind Mice.”— city ho gave an order in behalf of tbe Bntiah Government for this and the than a hundredweight of the other, i accompanying tnachinra, some six or Children with stuttering tendencies eight, which amounted to *10,000. Tbe should bo specially well nourished; mac lune* were built at Chicopee, they ahould take a great deal of physi­ shipped to England, and have been in cal and out-door exercise; care "hould be token that their lungs are fully de­ use there from tlial day to thia. veloped and that their nervea are not irritated. Late hours and highly-sea­ soned food, and everything tending to Old Jack Mill*, engineer on the Mad­ derange, weaken or unduly excite, men­ ison and Indianapolis railroad, is noted tally and physically, should be avoided. fur his irritability and bluffncaa. Be The child should not be allowed to talk has always claimed that "any peaky too rapidly nor when out of breath. If I fool who peniata in gittin* run over he has trouble with a word he ahould ought to git run over." One day not be asked to repeat the whole sentence, long ago, aa Jack was driving hi* en­ and not merely the offending word. gine near Columbus al the rate of thirty sooner. At a point on tbe descent, dis­ miles an hour, he r.aw approaching the tant atxMit twenty minutes* walk trom track on a country road a two-horse the h it, the ropo waa taken off. Dr. wxgtm, with a man and woman for oc­ Mosely shortly afterward, refusing the cupants. He did not dream of danger, guide's proffered help, endeavored to ter the wagon was at some distance vault over a projecting rock, stumbled trom the track, with plenty of time for and full into the snow beneath, down the train to sweep p *L But suddenly which ha slipped on his back, almost the driver of tbe wagon stood straight succeeding in stopping himself with hi* up and whipjiod his horae* into a run— elbows. But the surface of tbe snow directly into Che jam of death. Jack's vras, unfortunately, frosen. His body hand was half thrown up to whiitle was found 9,000 feet below tXie point down brake*. He hesitated, muttered where tbe accident liappened. “ Darn the fool I " and let hia engine drive. On flew the farmer and on roared tbe train. It was a stirring race, but * neck to-neek one, for the engine struck the wagon between the wheel*. woman's hnd. A flood of t*s*u looped from his eyes. Be staggered up again*t his engine and sobbed: ’ last look at tbcnriittb* shore, Charlie. I-I-dida”. mind so much ranuin’ over that Mooted �BEGIN* ID BEAR GtMiD FRUIT. PEOPLE BEGIN TO REALIZE THAT,TUR t’AMH BYVHM IS D -DONT Vol' FORGET IT* THAT YOU CAN ■ UY MORE GOOD the world with the birth of a certain child ia Virginia, ami that thb tre­ mendous pewcr, falling fata tie- hand* of wicked jwraulM at the North, has l>era nsed to kill many noted men. Mr. Jwhaston attribate* the yrilow fever epidemic to the same ouim>. days ago. opened a drawor with a skel­ eton key, rude flM. aud w aa caught. Thb was Charier Laaghriamr. tbe con viet mmb famous by Dicken, a* aa ill uxtratioti of the Ixwror* of solitary con­ finement. He lias served several term* tn prison since Dickens tad him. A girl at Hopkinton, VL, wa* a crip­ ple from hrc birth until lately. The story of her cure,** her family tells it, is that witfte at dinner, a deadly pallor aurl an ex|rrrw»iou of agony were oh plaiix-d of a sudden and terrible prtn in her dtarered leg dmultanoasly with the appearance of n strange, idiadawy form by net'.ide. From that hour she brran to recover, and dx- i> now comtmrativdy weIL Some time last winter a gentleman in the northern part nf Smith County, Texas, on tbe Satanc River, waa riding a pony; and aa bo was approaching the river a raccoon repeated or cooUnned its attack until.tbe gentleman pnt the pony Into a gallop and ran off. A few days ago the gentleman wa* leading the pouy out of a pasture. While hc was letting down tbe fence tbe pony suddenly commenced biUng the rail* furiously, had a fit, fell down, and in a few momenta wa* dead. taxiid •uix.ry rnmes to; iir.klcs the young ladies were «urh charming com­ pany that lie ••utirrly forgot to hoe hta jsitntu patch tlx mtotmI time and the crop will be a deml failure. mouth, ran. ami num*, and mi inde­ scribable stMK-h arising from their de­ raying taxlirs. altogether made a seemat once boriblc, and repulsive, ta-yohil deecriptioa. Hundreds of tbene delud­ ed dead heroes lay ia this eoadittan where they had fallen, or in tbe porittaus they were in when in the last agcmiring throes of death; some Ixwumar ed with dirt aud human gore, haring waBowefl. in their own lifr blood, in their grap|»k- with tbe last grim enemy, death. We panted along, with * sigh of relief, when we had seen the tart of these horrid sighta. But lean never forget tbe impressions then reccirrf). and how my boyish heart throbded awl almost sank within mr, as 1 thought, aa soldier, it waa my duty to thus slmot mangle and mutitat.* my brother man, and 1 said in my musing* : “Where is the great God of justice^ that he doe* not -trike down the /«r h-adcra of this wieked rebellion, and thus save the We paased along tbe turnpiketoward tbe ri*Y “"d bivouacked for tbe night. Next morr/ng, hearing tliat the Rebel Gen. Stuart was in our rear, we retrac­ ed our step* toward* Williamsport, aud in so doing poosed over another portion of the field—along the road skirting the field where Hooker's men fought. It seemed that we liad M-en enough of tlx•lead tbe day before to satisfy the most gormandising appetite, but no! stretch­ ing along Ux- road ou cither side, for half a mile, lie the rebel dead, and aboat an equal uumbm of ftesh mound* with a iittle board erected, and the name, company ami regiment of the Union hero that lie beucatb. ichenfaithful comrades in blue had placed them. On the left, near an old log church, the Rebels were literally piled Up. where,!bey had sought protection, and been swept down by our artillery. It was variously estimated that wesaw trom 400 to 300 Rebel dead. Taking in­ to consideration that there Aa* between 2.000 and 9,300 killed on either side, ami (be fact that we passed over that piwtion of the field, where the heaviest fighting was, the estimate was a fair Tbe Chinese in California have or­ ganised branches of the Masonic order, and are turning tlx organization and its secret methods to conaidcralde prac­ tical use. To counteract the influence of thia fraternity mutual protective sock-tier ate being formed by non-MaaouicChinamen, who assert that tbe Masonic order is antagonistic to the present Emperor of China. All of the rival'associations that characterise Chinese life in California are noted for We (Couch's Div.) went up to Wiltbe bitter animosity existing between them, and these *wt fraternities are ■ 1 tamsport, had a little brush with Stu­ art’s cavalry, but nothing worth men­ tioning occurred. We noon after went Some interesting trials with carrier into camp near Downsville, Md.. where pigeons have lately ta-en made in Ger­ we laid inactive Mimething over a many, in onk-r to ascertain whether mouth, which month of inactivity eort the pigeons, aficr being confined for some time at a point distant from their While hi this camp the army was re­ proper home, would still return to it viewed by President Lincoln, and hi* w ben librratsd. Aecordidgiy 149 tards pah-, care-worn face, a* 1 saw him ride were carried from Aix-la-Chapelle to along our liuc*; i* indcllibly imprinted Metx, and liberated after a month's ou my mind, aud can never be obliter­ confinement. «By tbe morning of the ated. Herr too. n>mors of |r*ctrwuliday following 114 had returned to their ed us, and It was thought some tmu* cots ia Aix-1*-Chapelle, Um bird which would be agree*) upon to settle affairs arrived first having flown from Meta without further bloodshed. So strong to Aix-ta-Chaptllr, 119 miles, in four was this belief, even among officer* of hour* and thirty eight minutes. high rank, that Gen. Slocum, in an ad­ dress to our regiment, stated that he Tbe noted Dalrymple farm on tbe Line tliat a better fate, or future, await­ Northern Pacific Railroad employed ed us than tbe trocjx tliat went out in 400 men during tbe jmrt hart eat and the early part of the war. ta-cauw he would bare used 000 mon' but for selfthought peace wasdawning. How sml!y mistaken he was we all know. A little incident uceurred while in tain* 73000 mon- acres in space than the thia camp, that will serve to illustrate original District of Columbia. Ground camp life: A detachment of our regi­ waa find broken in 1873. This year ment was sent out on picket, myself more than 20,001; acre an- in crops. The among the rest. One day, while on owner will ship 300,000 bushels of wheat post, a eraft hove in sight, which prov­ to New York at a profit of t 180.000. In ed to be an ngvd negro, an old gray po­ reaping, each machine takes an eight ny and a rickety old cart. 1 took in the foot sweep and cuts fifteen acre* a day situation at once and sang out: “Turn Twenty-one machine* work simultan­ out the guard; officer of the day.” My eously on a square mile patch,running friend Shoena w n« corporal of re lief. he repeated the alarm, tbe guard was tnni Fear* of grasshopper invasion is tbe ed out, and as the venerable gentleman Sierra Nevada Valley have caused old of African descent passed by I present­ inhabitant* to give their recollection of ed arm* and looked as sober a« I eouhl. the devastation produced by them The old darky looked on in blank twenty years ago. They were remark­ amazement. more frighu-ned than ably intelligent in those days. When amused. The boys thought tbe; had a they found fallen trees acron* their big Joke ou me, but I stood it bravely! line of march. Ux-y tanked up against After weeks of delay, during which them to tbe depth or three fret, tonn­ time tlx- oid soldiers w ere clothed, shod ing an inclined plane, up which march- and rested, and the new soldiers disci­ . d the advancing IkmL On the north plined ia drill aad camp life, and a ro­ side of dwellings the insect* thus bank­ ed updied. and the i nmatos had to gath er them np and cart them away- luaoue place, this year they have tilled the Among tbe law* enacted by tbe late Lrgidafre of lllinob b w pro riding that any banker or broker, or person doing »baakiaCb<MMM.or any «■err of any banking company, w ho shall FOR YOUR MONEY THAN AT ANY' OTHER PLACE IN BARRY CO. COTTON GOODS A large number attended the Tourn­ ament at Battle Creek ou Wednesday and Thunxbf). ' Fanner* are slashing the corn, and preparing fov needing. Both come to­ gether this year. The “tMimpkiu” pic social at Mr. C. Tompkins’ was well attended. Three aeries of socials were gotten up for the IrerM of tbe ttabbsth .School, but strange td say. at the lust one not n church member was present. (»ro. Hartom, B. Tv Kents elerk, goes around sad and dejected. Capne—be­ ing an prreed -d by Kent’s new clerk. Wright. »| lbs. time. Sept. 1st. Also ter* from Thompson to his wife of the mn«t compromising nature, also n MHe and numerous books in which laciviom* iiawutgi-H were we.______ ______ _ jxmarked for___ her nisal. DeLaud b reimted to be of up­ right character. Dr. .Thompson has enjoyed a, lofty reputation for ability and patriotism, and is sixty years of age and i* termed the Daniel Webster ms IT LOW PRICES! .r-TfitiSK. A. C. Buxton a girl to Mr. and Mr*. Henry Tasker, Aug. SHSi. Ahem! rather “sudant-" | Part cash down and the rest on a cred­ it of 90 days. 8. T. D. hi* fool taken off by Ix-ing thrown na­ iler the wheels of a rar which he wa« attempting to taxird nt 1‘arma. on Fri­ day hight. Mr. J. llobinson, night clerk of the Morton Houxa-nt tfrnnd Rapid*, was found in a critical, not to say dving coml it ion. on the morning of the 27th. Advancing EVERY’ DAY' AND IF YOU TO INVEST, HAVE A DOLLAR URGE LINE Of FACTORIES IND CiNTON FUNNELS BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED. AND WILL Save You from Ten to Fifteen per Cent. GUNSMITH The farmer* in this (tlx- north-west) part of Um town nre nearly ready to sow wheat, but the most of them will trail n week or two on account of tlxinsect. Assyria ho* never produced a belter coni crop than the one now ready to harvest. Wheat has, ax far aa thrrohed, turned out ls<yond tbe expectation* He Inul a lx*»k under his arm and tliat of every laxly- . There will also lx- an settled hb cane. Hi* ryes were direct­ immense crop of apple* in thin section. ed to the sign, and after reading It he tunnd away, saying: A man living in East Johnstown state-! “Wall, It you’re very bosv I won’t that he could start out and buy a car­ stop. It wa* a rosi' where there was alsxit forty thousand dollars at stake, load of apple* in half a day. The following in a true copy of the ami------ " But he was out in the hall by tliat return of a writ of attachments issued time, and he didn't m<cui to bear the in­ trom a Justice’* office in this town. vitation to coma Irnck.' The lawyer, Said return was marie by a num who, vexed and annoy ed, tun- down tlx- sign at once and hoped the ol I man might Burl. Samar. a ta>y of ti ii .M .ir-. tv.i» urowix-d while *w imiuingiii the race at Niles <>n Sunday afternoon. Palmer Hill of Pentwater, was struck in the face bv a piece of edging while clearing away refuse in Sands A Gard ucr's mill on the :»th nit. are 1 HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE IN SECURING A A Bauble Shot and Rifle, of hb awn Manufactun-, from WO to (40, and a 3Barrel Gun from W0 1o (40. Breech-Loader* from W0 la W0. Munir leading Khat and Rifle, fcU. bauble Shot, Muzzle, from to flli. 03136124 you can boy for ♦2.00 |wr pair. ALL Gl((M EICIKM will lx- sold at almost tirrt coat prices. R. AwT, BIT NOT 1,1*1 AMT. dnn't forget that I have added new line of Men and Boy**' Nobby Suit at fl om $4 50 to $7 50. G. A. TRUMAN con.’ It i. »aid thbt the engraving* alone cost forty thousand iliillnro. We lire wiling this (took to law»rr* at------’ The attorney grew white around the mouth, and nuking to Im- cxcumhI 'fur n mnmriit he put on his hat and went down for a ride on Uie ferry- butt, calc<ikiting to la- gone just two hour*.— N. B.--AII open Accounts must be Settled Immedi­ ately, so if you have an Unsettled Account, don't fail to respond. C. A. T. Edward O'Brien has been arrested at Cleveland. <*.. and jailed at Marshall. He in charged with forging check, on the First National l*tuk .of Battle Creek last June. Henry Graibricaixl. of Bay City, a cooper, coaiplaiix-d of a biuniiig sen* nation in lib throat our day last week, drank a cup of water, and expired in Deputy Sheriff A. J. Bartlett, of Ea­ ton Co., arrested Stephen Thomas (colorvd) nt Itatlle Creek on the 98th lilt., for adultery with Mrs. Susan Carr, of that county. Both arc in jail here. On the 9»th. D. J. Morse, a farmer, living at Grand Bbnc, wa* knwdkea from a threshing machine talde by a licit which slippeil from a pulley, receiv ing injuries which are pronounced fatal. ^Burton V. Smith, Monographer, and an rxemolarv young man. was drowned in Lake Michigan nt Port Sherman on tlx- 99thnlt while Imthing with a par­ ty from Muskegon. The body has nut yet been recovered. At Riverside Station on the 1st. WllIbm B. CogHwcll. an employe on the Chicago de AA'eai Michigan Railway, fell a dbtancc of thirty feet from a bridge, striking bb bead on a timbw, from^which injury he will probably die. and ns !iis IKick was turned townnb* the woman when the blow was stnxk. he ha<l no idea what had hit him. Wlxm lie recovered hi* m-iim-*, how ­ ever, the woman had hamliil tlxj dub to the master of n-n-monies, who wa* holding the bludgeon in hb hand when tlic faro man turned round. The Taro ninn at once assaulted the niaMx-r of ceremonies. The iwt game soon be­ came a riot, and the fnro expert ami his crowd hail thrashed seven men liefore the r.port was satisfactorily <-xptai nod." _____ More Newsy. The Nashvile A'exw A distressing accident occnred al continues to grow more newsy week 8alciu.-Wa*htr.i>aw county, on Thurs­ which shows a great brain rwrve of the editor and this reminds us of what day afternoon. A 7 year-old son of Walter Holmes, while playing in was told us when laM in Chicago by Wheeler’* wheat elevator, was caught Mr. Slrmig, ImsineM manager of the in a belt and so horribly crashed that Chicago Newspaper Union, that tlitw received 400 weekly copies of Journals from a <i«.z« n different State* and. he had olMurved tliat there wen- n great .many grades in newspaper ability and management and the Nimhvflta News, for a live local {taper wit and originali­ ty was just wlmt the readers would al­ ways Ik- nnxhtu* to see. He rated the News w ith the No. 1 grade.—Usraxm/tUU Ifaiek. DRY GOODS. OLD 3PIONEER STORE BOOTS & SHOES SOU OSS. I AH NOW IN RECEIPT OF Barusidc put in bb stead. We lie al New Baltimore at thb time, and aa “Little Mac" came around visiting the different corps, the road was thronged with men wbokemedalnwat cragy to «c< a giaMe of tbeir lov­ ed commander, awl as lx- rode along BUTTER & EGGS iiisvoiTi & mm, Taken in exchange, the same a* money tent mate, Sbocns, was taken sick, ami with a and heart I assirt.-d bin- to tb. field h-pital. From .Stafford C. H. we went to -8ro«Ay Camp" tta-n to ib. I bid down in a cornfield in the mud at utrkt. und awoke next mming. Dec. IS, frose is. mid the boom and belch of GRAND HAPJDfe 1 IVJ81OJ for ahidi we pay the highest ■ market price. C>lPby"iriah'« I’rrwripHtinn, sod kamily Receipts .awfully prepared from pur.- drag*, and at low pries* nt ___ ,________ ___ B. G. Haut’s. ryveboo! Books aud Stationery, an ■ill fill ■ f.M't rit BOSTON STORE. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, VIENNA BAKERY HOSIER! ZEPHYR, GERIAHTOVN ud STOCUHG Y ARMS �GUEAT PRESCRIPTIONS. CASH TRADE. CASH TRADE. ■ thorn. ixtlr ' । in | cupying it. Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions &c. FnAtrimun> braced the. favorable opportunity to Why Old Maple Grove lay claim hi On Friday afternoon the inctwe iu On Saturday last Denn Mix lost one D. H. Wilkin-m ha* bought G. F. Wilkinson's HD-actr farm upon the State road, paying therefor >1.000. U - tor Vid. “«•*’ '•“> *■” <•*”» ••" ,b" aj don n lun I ir cash.. T ■ Wr ran show you ,»n F.l»-gnnt IJnroi Damu»k, Hamilton, Sil .. A’ TMt ***’ i mack. Pacific, Alldna. Laliand Cochrco Prints. IT Frrsli BaBimote Or-ti rs. by the Brown Cottons, bv pircr or lulr from 6 cents up. .» -..mL, mr.ml «, A™*" J ■ trued to addri-Mt-s by Dr. Thomas and One hundred thirty seven car load* shipped from thia station during Aug- Clark N. Yotrng .ope us his mlrct lug. on Monday. Ho already has in the .'vening at the Opera Houro J. H. Burahnm spoke, upon "Liberalism ami SpiritualUm,” and J. II. Harter np- devoted to conference and general ImsJ. Di Seely and J. P. Whitney, and in Mechanic"* Hal! on the fair ground. On Monday morning, while David Dixon, living a mile or so Month, was Sunday morning. Chicago with an immense Mock of goods, all of which are duly announced vllle the other night which waaatumdrail to another, but stronger, fence. No M* A. J. Bcelw, Mra. A. M. Flint and Mbs Matte Hindmarch, instituted services “Among the Breakers” will l«e g’-cn Th r editor of tbe Vermoatville Ihnrk, by our Amateurs almut the IHth of having liecn prodetl smartly by tlie Sept It bi one at the most laughable VtTlBe wheal buyers, acta ""lioosy" playa ever pnxlucrd in Nashville. .We have a new American organ, this week, upon Die wlirat queethm. aud wants to bet *10. Now we are n<W 'tested ami pronourei-d wir of tbe best an advocate of betting as.gambling, iu the market, which we will sell cheap Apjily at but will slate that from Aug. 22nd. un- or "swap” for a pood horse. «h> the subject "For the invisible thing* of Him ate clearly acenr being under­ stood hr the things that are made." The attendance increasing, with every meeting. In the cveuihg. at the Opera House, a large audience listened to an addrros upon "Spiritualism" by G. B. Stebbins aud another upon "Education day beli.g estimated at from 2.000 to oner meeting of one hoar, the multi­ tude was addressed by Chas. Andrus upon “tipi ritual ism and Christianity," and Col. J. C. Bundy ujxui "Tlw Duties of Spiritualists and ReforaiCHt* tlieu followed a picnic dinner, indnlged in by a thousand souls. Iu the afternoon tiUAug. »th. Ainsworth a- Brools, G. B. Stebldn* and J. H. Burnham Miss lade Warren returned to alone, shipped from tliis station 16,4fHl ajmke upon “Gnidance.” which closed bitshels of wlirat. which « mure by nnr ■Springport last week to comence her fifth than both VLVHIe bayera have third term of school teaching there. cuing at the opera House addresses Evidently the Hpringport jieoplr np idiipprd hi (lie name time, and to subwere made by Mri. U A. Pearsall and NtauUate thia XMrrtkNi we have depos­ prwiate her. J. II, Harter. Don't buy a sewing machine of any ited tbe<J®. with G. A. Tromau. th. On Monday uMiniiug the cogventioD description until teii see U m new Wil ­ winner t^ffiunatt one half of the wager. ♦30. to that i>e<»rcst church society in son <h«-iHating Shuttle nt Trumsu's husiurss and to niakr nrrargementa for store. It is the strongest machine future work. cither VLVHle or NaaLviHe. made aud a regular beauty. y Brnb^Turident. The boanl of trustees appointed Dipthcrin still coutinoea to prevail in On Ttwoday afternoon as the west­ Vermontville. <»n Wednesday*, Minward Imund freight was approaching ncy of Battle Creek, a committer upon this station, it lu-ing near time for the Isuig, living three miles m>rth-ea*t «4 locution of eanip grounds. And the rxprcM east, the engineer. Wm. Bedell, Nashville, died from this disca—• convention adjourned In meet at Battle la-ckourd to the bos* of a section gang, The Hasting* Boanrr. states that the working near Dickinson's mill, to thermometer indicated W. degree* in The committee on nrraugeiurntH droften the switch and let him run in. the shade in that city on Saturday. In Tha boss liastencd to do this, but it thia village the iherinotiirter indicated coms fried।Is who opened their doors seems there was a “lip” on UMand offered their services in entertain­ side track rail, ami for the ing inrinlM-r* of the association from flange* on engine wheels mounted the ChrUtiiU) Church, last ttnrulny eve.. abroad. Without tliriraid the rommitrail*. Th* train wa* niuning at the rate of eigiit or tcTi mile* per bour. and J. Wberier. P. the engine and four car* were soon 1**1 ailing along on tire tie*. Reversing addressed the meeting. Ignis Fatuns and the Spirits. the engine the engineer ami fin-man Our Morgan ami Hasting* )»M-k:iges The Lilwraliata aud Spiritualists jumped from tbe cab, the latter ’"shin- of News failed to reach Hwir destin­ ■rnii aniiiial as—s intion. which cloacd niug it” for the fence, with tbe first on Sunday, was largely attended. freight car fast after hh». the brakeMany talented speakers urn* preaeqt, niM on top meanwhile sticking to hi* and Imiing the dust, n pt»od time waa duties of screwing down the brake*, had. Onr nun interest erntrrrd on like Casabin oca on die burning deck. No one wa* hurt, but the engine and !.. I,. Ixtomis started for the cast .on hnd n longing desire to be ''aeanerd." freight ear* suffered ronsideraldc dam Thur—lay night, w’terr he w ill |mrebase and though our ap|s-tiU- seemed iusaage. A track was built nrouml th-- ntie of tbe largv-t and l»eal aMorted tialdc we got our filL The day was wreck, and railroad traffic" soon renew • stocks of dry goods. IkmUh, hIiocs aud ed. On tlie following morning Rood groceries, ever brought to Nashville. bo briefly staMaster Mill*, witti hi* train and a large Hjuad «»f wrn afqs ar-ti ou the seem-, than ever lu-forc for cash. • the people must remain perfectly pas­ the engine and -car* were pulled un Geo. W. Lusk, who went from this sive, in order to let tbe spirits work. the track and thing* put to right*. to Jackson for adultery with Mrs. At- . Ooflidsd ou * Bridg*. On Sunday last, while John Matte son and wife, of Bclievrir, were com­ ing to NaaliriUe to attend the camp meeting, they met with an occurrvmx u hirh the court* will be caUed npon to adjust. While crossing Fclghiier's flats, Mr. M. met D, S. JUbb*. who waa driving a yoke of oxen attached to a lumber wagon, upon a bridge, which not bring wide rtionjrii to accom­ odate two vehicle*, a serious colHsfoii wa* the result. HuMs' wagon wheel* struck Matteawn'* baggy, throwing Mrs. M. down IS feel into the ditch, and Mr. M. under tbe buggy, where he waa dragged 30 rods by tbe frightened liorac. sustaining qaite serious bruise*, especially on Hm k ft leg. which was sn badly tojurvd as to nerd medical ai l. -Mr*. M. wo* also considerably shakcu up. and sustained several bruise*. Mr. state* that Li* luggy w a* txwrly off the brulgr when Mr. H. drove on ; tliat Hobto made no ellbrt to stop hi* oxen or turn «mt, and evvm after Hie accidru t had accurred only stopi*-d for an in stunt, when he |n;t the whip to bi* ox­ en and drove rappidly away. (hi Thnrmlay Mr. Mattia came b. fore E«q. Fwwm, ami ittetituted an action ngaiiuU Mr. HoMm fur tre-mpa*-, and w ill sue for damages. kiuMin, seems to be quite a privileged character them. The excursionists to Jackson on Monday .report arcing him cboring around (hr front entrnner of prison, and then walking Irisurly down was needed very l«ad a-corn was badly cntly a seedy hsiking individual, whom we recognized"-as an Eaton county man, began some Jerking man­ ifestations, and soon arose and the spirits Is-gnti to talk. The spirit spoke his little piece and the needy me­ dium sat down. Presently "needy" Itegan to see "spirits walking around The long con tinned drouth «une to an abrupt termination ou Monday, when tliis vicinity waa visited lusted relvte. waa the spirit of Abraham Linuntil Wednesday evening, which waa a coin. What or who there waa in tliat blessing am! did great good to late tent to call Mr. Lincoln's ajdrit there. crops and grass, and put the ground into good condition for fall seeding. Next followed a neatly dressed lady, F. C. Boise's buikling U undergoing through wlmrn die spirit of P. P. Bliss sweetly sang the first verse ami chorus of •'Sweet Bye and Bye, (spiritualist rendition), and then Mr. Rlbw' spirit made a speech. (dating that while on of the new firm will Im> conducted by earth be waa a singer aud thought he Geo. W. Frances anti a lively run of was doing Lin duty, but now that the bttaincKi h what we opine fur the. new scale* were removed he saw how mutaken be had been. Some two since Mr. -Benjamin HibA spirit of a non of Emerald Isle lanl, an aged and wdl-lcnowu resi­ then took control of Mr*. Graves, and dent of Assyria, went to Jackson to gave ns some of the broken Celtic lan­ .visit his daughter, Mrs. A. P. DcW«df. guage, followed by some unknown was taken sick and died of xbaccaa of spirits speaking iu an unknown the liver, on Tuesday morning Iasi, at language. th« advanced age of 73 yearn. The Tbe spirit of "Mooney" * big Alle­ Wednesday afternoon mail brought iu ghany ebrnf thro began to talk through lire eorpun which waa taken to Assyria Dr. Wy. Tbe "big iajua" said be for burial. “lav um squaw awful much. Squaw* A abort time since H. H. Sparks of as much better than de braves dau dr Morgan, slopped tbe Haws, vowing braves Utter dan <1.- dogs." After that love uor money could mA tempt "Mooney" gut through tbe spirit of a him to take it more; yrl rogulary every squaw took po**e«Mou of a puny look­ ever occurred tn NauhviKe. A short Friday evening dors be borrow his good ing woman. ami said, “tbe big brave neighbor’s, (Mr. E. O. Hyde's,) often time since Mr. Herman Biair of Wit lismsburg. Ksu., having relative* here depriving Ed. <4 the use of it sltogethrr, rib, Hank, thou art roosiateiit; . Uutwiderabfe merriment followed, yet wr know of scon-.* that arc ia tbe when tbe spirit* of a whole tribe of same boat with yon. IixtuuiH swooped down m-on uh. ami >)nr of the line-t piece* of work iu art up a terrible how), like unto that Nashville i* tbe new hearse of Kellogg. I Ik'marayr A Co. gome time more the •no feeling the need <4 a b< ar--, ia Pit lediciaes, CbeBicah, Ac. We are twauufaefurer'* ngmta ft yer’*. Grera's and Kbitob’s Madirim। Dye Stuffs I Dye St.uffs! Merri J JniiN Bv ltXKR . to Nashville with a range of prices from 3 eta. to 75, rousialiug of Knickcrbock--- -------’ ’ ‘ er Suiting*. Alpaca*. Zulu Cloth and Reversible Ha trews in all the new Hhadra. IF-The liveliest Grocery store in • Examine our Mrbngr Twin, at 14 to 30 ceattu Nashville iu C. W. Muth’s, .‘‘mall. Our Black and Colored Cashmeres, all wool, from 37|to 73 cents. "ha full profit* and large sales is wlwf'makiw it Hrw of Velyeta, tfeita. and silk, for Triu.mh.p. thus. An immrnro stock of Oxford nnd't able Shirtings, over 30 diffm-nt pattern. germinate wheat if sown. York or any other small bnrg. li.-ura bil­ liard (able In running order. * A dram Mr. Aaron Hrrtwell left for Potter­ (Inc Buckeye Grain Drill. Will roll ville a few day* ago, when, after a abort visit with J. B. Hartwell, thcyz ou time or exchange for t<toak. Fo” "particulars call at will return to their home in Haliue. z a, ir,.-.*** The bomeliesl and beat naturvd mfr FT- A fall line of Woolen Yams at diant la three State* is D. C. Smith/of Kalama. Go and see him aud you frill W Quick Sales ami Small Profits is my motto. 3 Cigar* for a “nick." Try worth with trim. a couple. _______ t A»W I Jtxz. I Monday Mrs. John Khrrt met with CP? A very flue (rias* Sett, consistaccident—falling dowa tbe cellar sta “ BRUSHES, SOAPS. Ont cmxrr and Hemp Carnets, one yard wide. *» eta., worth 33. Nice Unkm 3-ply Carpels tS . fa. . Brosarlh Carpets, am-yard u ide, only *» rents. A new thing entirely. ; Onr Clothing ia selling very fast. 30 Suits sold in ten days, pticra ranging BOISE BROTHERS. rout $4.30 to glKtW) Cuatmm-ra kmiwdur stuck h by far the largest, with | — rice* the lowest. 1<X> pair* pants at • LOO per pair. Beautiful Pant* at <ibo. • xrTvxir QT’fADT? I J pair* t'a-umon: Fniitaami Vest al *4.73. worth *6.00. i I j V » 0.1 OlY-fij . Gent’s Furnishing Gmxta Seek Wear. Hut* and Cap* at the lowest price*. 100 pnir* Duck.Overall* for 30 cents a nair. 100 jiairs Whole Stock Kipp Boots. *2.00. worth *«,00. Boys Boot* *1.00 np. Women's. Misara’ ami Children's Shoes, from 30 eta. a noir up. A full line of Rubber Good* of standard make al whob-anlcli*< price. V .'111 f .l-ll pi << • " lkl,M » 11, —I,. J IHI r\ . IKK. I'.IKVI ... w 6 Hm. Coffee *1.00, 40 liar* Soap *1.00. 4 11m. Cracke.ni 23 jrtw, 3 lba.‘ Jap. Tea * 1.00. Poland Soap. will weigh IB ox to the. bar, usuaHy wild by small grocery GO TO THE NEW STORE OF NEW GOODS'! vrrv bruiseu, and otherwise injuring vention. Early in tbe^moruing the her ao that-*he is confined to her bed. Mesara. Swift. Herring ami Ackley people began to arrive aud by noou the returiivd from the north wosxls a few grove uaa literally filled witii people low Hen’x a Bet —m jm* • *. 1 Buy *'Ckrthing. No I re*n and new. - ytuits ! Wr design giving ntn trade this faP, will be a suniri»c to die many purchaser*. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, r.50. 1 the rvault of Mr. Aylswortli’s trip U» Chicago, with ready cash, enable* him to | SHOULDER BRACES. Hosiery ranging at I doulde discount in way <4 price*. —.iurunml^ Harley Page, of Hill-lnlr Co. aon- a half ga*h, and frmMuriMg tbe bwr. Had th. knit. --(..I -.Ir. K. fairly ft lite ,rnr . Fuiexm: A kind Providence haw, smiled npon upon you tbe the pool post year, audgivaud giv- I •miicd TT'k T eu I < f‘TnPTT) I rn you bountiful return* for your yoqr la- . bor*. Wr were glad to lend you when LV.ll Al—■ 111. N—/X—/ L ing* on their new homesteads with their ymi acre in mjd. Our nr«-d .-01m * w,, b „„r g<mmU f()r CASH, and bay (bcm right, aud save 03r discounts. 1 3°WL. '4** T*** OM[ which, cminh-d with our very low rxneusc* enables a« to sell at the very lowest families. Stock <4 FaU and M .titer Goods and A|| kind, of Prodncc taken hi exchange fm Goods. 1 «*.. nr*. tm 111 lM*lti-(1• 1 well received a dispatch stating that i ate the prompt payment of ju-t dues. Tour* Respectfully, her mother, who lives in Ohio, was ly Ibodiofboc* account and notes than iu »l ilH..1 <l. aii>. A M.U. •“"•X T*"•.e •" fr”1I. .. ’ . , ’ and we arc aniryou have the disjMiMr*. Parsons, with her husband.rmtue-1 ,itjOI1 to meet onr claim*. Wr thunk diatvly started for Ohio, but Mrs. Hart- | vou for pa«t favor* ami earnestly solicwall's health would not permit her p, it the coutimmnee of your riutom. ami it shall ever lie our aim to lie n<»t only ,, , , ! generous but just. Your* truly, 1 Ou Munday hist Mr. Mygrant was L. J. Whkklkk. ImuIIv. injtirrd ou the arm and breast by ~ , W. A. AYLSWORTH WILSON A HOWE, (Opposite tbe Wolcott Hiraro.) -FOR------ GROCERIES pAUMERS KRIKBiD . , . ranfcr .t . Ihrrrfnn, .. Farmers Friend to ran on 1 ut u an lor ine new uooaa ... , |1H. II.. |,„ hands slipped from tbe crank while Ik , only 13 cents i>er yard. Tbe latest in w... I— ,I.. —....I 1. nt 10 nlul t.*. kTOM-kii., Mm from mm-hlm[y L„„,i.r „ j. k ! and hurting him quite severely. I Son's Planing Mill. Need not l>e taken One of the most pleasant ami har- 11«» Hosting* a-id re-sarfnoed. GRAIN DRILL! Fresh Goods and IF YOU WANT monioas srbnol meeting, ever our lot to attend, was held in Dial. No. 1. Mon- j „„ ->lr >|frn, for |be r/-Wrti41 ,,| Broodiiead Al|mca*. the l«-t Aljmca thing where the building of a school houar is in qur*tion. amt fnnalioundrd to a gn at extent. The same officers , . , , . ... are still ou duty, and you liel they will have to do their duty faithfully and promptly or they will find the most terrible Imxziug nlMiut their rar* tlu y ever Iward. ....... croud-hand Melo I <l<-oii fur sale, or I will trade it for a ‘•'•’,m1 J"""’'*? »«»«*•• "«'> W ’•«’ I . cure in cnsn or fr.im stoic, Is far Preferable to all Others. Il took the Grand Pfiro Medal nt the Ccnteuuinl Exhibition, and also at the' Paris Exposition, over all competitor*. It is the *the only Drill with the ’ Doable Force Feed. It has Cone Gearing. Surveyor. Patent Hue Shifter. ! If you aunt n nci WHY THE DRILL IS PREFERABLE cotnplelcd. ■ ..._ » n • 1 , > i * * iis*no|sw 1 it* torr n .upenor quality of flour with hi* | !«,«* rur baking, only *9. late improvements and new purilh-r. the I- IT SAVES TIME AND LABOR. A lu»y can put in from ten to twelve acres a day easier than two inrii eau put in a less amount in the Minle |,roai,raBU « Flour, tinper cwt ..at Kl> rou» Morgan Sunday Schools nt Morgan's ||> u .. lundiug last Saturday, wart a very pleasant affair. .. ..ri«nr We know of our couple tliat got all and belter Flour than any boil—- in Nashall ready to join Uie excursion on Wed. | ville. vj|jc> to Jackson to see it rain. They changTt»lu« I’MrlK nlnr Noilrr. rd their minds and dud*. AllmiHl. . h,rinirm«. . .mlm«mnl. The Ladle** Mite Sock ty <d B.m jpost dm- will confrt a favor by calling rille will have a social at Geo. Norton's . and settling the same btifora 'Septrmun M’ednenday eve., the 10th imd. tmv’i?!'f‘?i*kl “cl’ *W TT'S rim. I. WIL8ON & HOWE. THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE BIKR»VII.I.F ITEMS*. ■ Law Prices. that will —»w ncriirnlc. The M. I*, doeicty of Berryville have Ui?7i mU| i A k J“ "J”* BOOTS AND SHOES, IT SAVES SEED. A* every krrna! i* pul under the soil, aud tbe exact quantity i* — iwed. - A jieck leas of seed will prmluce ns good or lietter । results than the full amount sown broadcast. , r MORE EVENLY, and Iwing put in at a regular depth, it comes up evenly, secures a lirtlrr stand, and is uniform in growth and ripening. . t I SECURE FROM DRY WEATHER OR FROST. Being put under at a 11 “■> ,»<*« •« <*O- w~lM-r. *^1 stand n drought Iwitrr. having roots deeply seated, and ia srenr.! from damage by winter-killiug. T,,K Y,ELI> ,H INCREASED. The yield Is larger because the Drill h<*w j I pulverise inc grmimi a* niucu u. om- <>|Mrra<io:i or inr narrow, wmie it at FF- IJou—-wives, yon that want good ' the same time de|imdta the grain in tbe bottom of the furrow, where enough n.-wml-r u, always Iray rill<. «,il f.n. mrr th cover the rord. and leave* a drain into which the water n""r *• O".'"U- ««1. ..f ib. -I. .bkh i. ik. ririM nuri^iu ll» r«.i. rteetmi iMnwtor in tbe plser otw. A. W1|M u (U, u-, o( . w (>f |hr in A „rtnpiHn|t of froB1 ^1 wheat grow mg Mate. Devine, who has held the office 13 nlM| $45.00 for matching soft and h.inl • • • ■ - - - — - * -• year* In succession. wood, wheuymt can get it at J. Lkxtz Iii many cases it U doulded. aud the iuerraro <mi forty acres drilled I<sst Saturday the Meadville Reform 8^ Sox’* for *3..*>n and *4.M). Al* ’ ‘ Club held ami election to fill some V* i »'« for *2.30 per thonwnd. : of a Drill iu one seaaor. circled Preasdent; Henry Hayman. Cash paid for Eggs and all kind* of . Financial Secretary; Ehler Gurd. . Produeealjbe F«M»Stoke, j Chaplain. .... . , . ! A quantity of very nice Sugar I 1 here is an old bachelor of this Cured Smoked Sbouldera ou baud at 1 place canning fruit. 1 wonder if it has [ L. J. WuKKUUtY. | PETER DELLER, Castleton. JOHN MARSHALL Castleton. JACOB FRANCK. Castleton. LORENZO ANDREWS. Kahuno. WALTER MAPES. Maple Grove. JOHN GERMAN, Matde Grove. J< 1SEPH Silt IRES. WotuHand. ROLLIN CHRISTI AxWoodland. MOSES NESMONGER. Woodland. any rignlflcanee. I wish it might for I nrw }n lbe WBy of wonld like a new place to call. He is a Hy Dertroyer. It sticks th< m fast ami a saw-miH-teachrr-of-pcnmat>*liip by , catches ihcm all. Call and gt-ta sb-et. Smith. ! trade, aud Deeds a helper. ____________ ,C: FOR SjYI.K OINI.Y BY FT All thc Latrot Style* <4 Furniire at Kkixogg, Dxitatur ac Co. Is full to overflowing with SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, CANNED COOD8, And in fact a full line of STAPLE AND FANCI GROCERIES! Crock'ry & Glauwan quality I ran, and will, do as well by you assay Arm in Harry or Eaton roun tic*. Call am* get my pt ices on any thing in my line before nuking you narebascs ami I will do ymi good. I NEAT LITTLE BEAT IARIET, Meat*, including Buloguaa, Dried Beef, Fresh and Salt Fish. Give me a trial aud by good Goods, low prices and fair dealing 1 will eu- CV- AB kinds of Produce, Hidesand CHAS. W. SMITH. who claim to not like it. and refuse to bv note or otherwise within 30 day*. July Itth, W7>. take- it. Ei gkxk Cook. During the late cold spell. Ed. Vanoeker went oat in tbe early morning to milk. Hr stopped un the bridge and danced to warm his tom, made a mi* 1». Rurlitr A Not* Step, fell off the bridge, striking heavi­ Of Morgan. <ie«irr to announce thut ---------------------ly on liin head and had to lie help'd up He thinks next time be will go into the barn and shut tbe doors, ao he will not fall out. Onr achoolma'um took exceptions to an assertion in tbe News' article on ■cIhmiI ma'ams. She avers she was not “sreu on the sidewalks iu twos ami threes," but she did not demur to the de •eription of “pretty faces, ripe tips and For peachy cheeks.” Ami as she read of Fm Frr.b 'Steaks. Itoa*ta. Hr. Fie*li Bolognas with or without Gar- , our hair stood Ml end, in tact we. were Church of Christ iu the 3d DfaU. held and thus eon tribute afraid mir scalp was gone, and A lt to at the cintrcb in N. E. Hastings, cbuwd , The body work are. Il sri-n-ed all right, Gut fearing f tbe firn, and tb«- Witoog A Huwx'* Old Mammoth Hardware, Frenh and Sait Meats, sum Bns ni SMim, P. S.—I also have for sale the BUCKEYE far superior to all others. ' ——_ HOUSE KELLOGG, DEMA RAY & Co., akiBvd __ . MEAT MARKET. NASHVILLP3, MICH I ’I'll E Bi E W TaSS-. PaoratgTOR ------ OLD RELIABLE- CULTIWTOR, anyThlnghOh^cwta^- lim?* F’4'’ = o to HKN« 1' ROE, T«a ....... * w— . Still on Ear tit Lard, by the lb. or barrel, �ms etmwg ia foe too beaetoad.bar taut. When the old lady awoke her first question wma eoa eertong her daughter. When Udd she wre dead ohe smd, " I am an glad she is out of pain. I wish stow tost I our Id go to sleep and not wake." And her wish was granted, for, eloaiag bar eyes ia a pssoefu! ahimlier. she soon passe d into that staej. which know* no waking. A single funeral sermon was pronounoed over mother and danghtar.- -Spractue Herold.______________________ mm _____________________ ■saxc; mix well together; ped u> a pan, pboa in a but oven, and bake for an hour. Brrms Tomxtobs.—Out in halves •nd hollow out in centre; take what­ ever cold moat you have, chop wdto onion.some herbs, crumbs of bremi, and add to it two yelks of sggs; fill nq yor QLEREffT SMITH, THE WHEAT CROP OF 1879. Mill* looked General and J.- CT. ColHns, his may reach 2oO.tMW.UUO bushels. The grain ia in this country; tba ou)v queaUon ia one of demand. The demand last year from Europe was for 159.000,• 000 oat of a crop variously estimated al from 390,000,000 to 410.UUO.000 buahala. Now that toe crop of 1B7H is for the moot part accounted for. it appears probable tost the larger estimate is the truer one. The production this year is larger. It is one-fourth larger in Kansac; in Minnesota tbe prod uctiun this year is 40.UOO.OUO bushels, a large ad­ vance over last year; tho grain fields of Southern Ohio show an unprecedented yield; so do those of Iowa, and in In diana tbe crop will in some Caere pay for the ground on which it stands. The wheal acreage of tho country is put st 32,000,000 acres, an increase of one-fifth in two years. Tbe average yield ia placed at 12 bushels an acre, and tbe acreage at 31,000,000 acres, by Alexan­ der Delmar, who writes iu the ctoee of July, after a trip through tho wheat fields of* tbe West, ending at Ogden. The aiatislirisn of toe New York Prodnew Exchange pula toe average yield at from 11 to 12 buahefai; other more renguino retimatre carrv it up to'18 or 14 HHItar Ere, Willi TtaB. way until you don't core for any opinion embroider finely, but I doubt if you their hand* were chained behind from tbe chain thrashing machine. The Finke are made Al'aT rttLLVA MISTAKE. nrxTvu ». iinix bhe had been an ambitious girl, and the prisoners the links in astonishment at down with a pair of khoemak Aunt Polly, thinking aha had suddenly cm. . Collins was chained to the wheel of his wagon, with the chain about his neck. The man carrying the shotgun ' Well, Aunt Polly, if my future hus- was handed a pistol by too other, who, taking hold of the chain about the Geu- think it my duty died, he left her a nch widow and child her; but, coming of the aims family, and inheriting tbe same "spunk," as Auut Polly termed it, they cither rau Kuddetily John Haymond waa killed. lowed him, leaving a 3-year-old bov an orphan in tbe depths of poverty. John of Aunt Polly's in b*-r younger days. Borne said tf-ey were parted by a q isrrel: others, mat be wm too slow for her married the deacon, aud. a few years after, he married a weak, dependent woman, suited to his easy-going uatnre. It waa a seven days’ talk, when Auut Poily took John Haymond's boy home to her fireside, aud did for him as if he she really had an affection for the boy. or because little John inherited both his father's easy-going nature and bis mother's weakness, no one knew; but she "got along" with the boy, and brought him up in the way bo should plaining to yon f And, armed man fell in the rear with his gun about a foot from Bouton's back. The third man had meanwhile been unhitch- a short distance, tied them to some bashes. All this time—and the time waa not ip^ie sireeta for socks to dam. or go out as i s< rvant girl to lean, to handle General had been furtively feeling along a skillet properly, would you? But, Auut Polly, 1 don't understand why ing to find a link that waa not entirely John is dragged iu every three second.. cloned, ilia touch, which must han* I au»lJoo .nd J..h«. h.™ >» ■ been ,„.o intensified by tbe „ gDl poK ,. ,„ tight place in do «.>h my l.™« .b.™ .ml dotof » wldmly to..»d • pin™. Byy™«.n.™uo«.I.h0uUlhuM „ Ho dn" । u,„ U‘“,l “ “"7 Ml.« Uuk doi». ol. Mb <h» .Iigbl -Millie »,lli«».. h... yoa ben, ra-1,, , Bhtoh lln, lyiwww Jolrn for rlie -ke ol . ,,1U, .l.M tll il.tu..>hK you ~my. ui.lioi.oa Io.,;; a keeping lu. Lena, io reloiw hioiu-ihi. Uu. hour>• _ |... are like brother and sister, and I don' ~ Aunt Polly stared 'at Millie ment, then caught up her bonnet and tbe pistol, which wm a ■elf-cockw ol | the " bull-dog* pattern. T hey had not | yet gone more than thirty paces, and |i*d just turned out of liie road into the brush wh< cumpuahad this, and . this Gen. Bouton whipped out Lis pis। lol, aud, half turning, tired al the man in the rear, who felL Quick as thought, he whirled and bored a bole th rough i lb? one in front running toward the sitting-room of be had lied the horses. Bouton, think­ ing bls purpose was to shoot asked, breathlessly : bttiona for him; and. though she had | Collins, “John, didn’t you toll me that Millie never mentioned it, she had her mind blazed him. made up aa to who John's wife -liquid quite as proud of him as if ho bad been her own. Although she intended him Millie Williams was a relative of about Millie. What put that into your Then, hitching like wild fire Then who. John Raymond. have you left her (Millie). John and Millie had been playmates through childhood, and thought a great dual ol each other; aud, aa Millie bad a farm well stocked and a little sum ou interest, Aunt Polly waa content to think it-waa ao. John and Millie acre together a great deal, and many wise ones nodded their beads in their direc tion, and'wondered it it “Waa settled* between them. But tho pretty music teacher's little finger was more to John than Millie aud all her possessions, and. aa for Millie, the young Dr. Austen who lived in the city of Lincoln, fifty miles away, thought he knew where her heart belonged. But John, the great coward, though tbe little music teacher blu-hed every lime she caught the great fowl look in hm eyes, said no word, w«Jl aware that had Aunt Polly known what trouble for him. And Millie, sensible girl, chose to let her doctor wuik hii own way in tbe world, “to sec tbe atuC his father well to-do," she said, "but 1 never conld marry a man who did not Millie! if there were only more sensible women, how much belter off the world But Aunt Polly began to think things had gone far enough. the was getting old. and John ought to have some one “ Why, Jennie Jones, the little music noticed my partiality for her. and gave your consent to my asking her. Don't held her One morning Auut Polly aud: "John, I Lave been thinking you ought to get but very much surprised. tired of John's name, and I am afraid unknown training she might With the aid of a filo the’ Polly, wluch was, by the way, the meat scene of the tragedy. uul>rcomiug retuara she made shout the Near by they f.iund where three homes had been tied and two masks on the ground. Taking up the trail of called upon John' the hohu-s they found. at>out a half mile whether it was I* further on, the body of John Wakefield, paragon. or because Auut Polly couldn't who lia-l dismounted, unsaddled hi« lain down and died. He waa found but Jennie was accepted without a entto have been shot in the right aide, the icum fiem Aunt Polly, though she pos­ ball lodging ju»t Iwncstl. the skin of sessed nothing in the world but a tentbe bock. On Wednesday a man named Cwiugtou went to his home, near El tacd training Aunt Polly thought so Casco, immediately after the shooting. conducive to John's happiness; and, as a fitting finale to every true atorv, they lived as happily aa mortals usually do in not intend to murder Gen. Bouton, but tins world. only warned to compel him to sign an paid. Since the regular arrive 1 of vessels in the larger cities with tropical fruit, the Hir.torical bus Darkening*. In 53ti, 567. and 626 we find mention of long periods of diminished sunlight. plenty all the year-lhrough. and prices ons, especially, are valuable through back l>eyond the Pyrenees, consequent cued in an alarmlug mauner ou Aug. vi-e would apply to berarll aa well. She had " sot down her foot ’ inuumrrabl.limes before John, that no pretty-faced of ease, should ste p into her shoe*. bbc must handle the kitchen kettles aa well aa play tbe piano, and John, though be continued to glance into tbe music time miles distant, with the parted chains still dangling from their wrists the moon, but rather an interruption from meteoric sniadance." There waa curve the disease, but prevents! on make a daily use of it for this kept dean, white, soft and supple by nearly total, ou the morning of Aug. 14; it is mentioned in the Baton Chronicle, which tells ns "the sun's disk was like a black shield." The near coincidence of dales suggests in thin case a connection betwea n the dark­ ness and the eclipse. In 931, according to a Portugun e historian, the sun lost its ordinary light for several mouths, aud this is followed by the doubtful statement that an opening in tbe sky used in intermittent fevers mixed with of lightning, and the full blase of sun­ strong, hot, black coffee, without sugar. shine was suddenly restored. In 1091, Neuralgia may be cured by rubbing the the translationsof Humboldt's "Cosmos," Schnurrer relates that there *s« a dark­ stray dandruff on tbe head by rubbing ening of the sun which lasted three the roots of the hair with ik in fact, its hours, after which it had a peculiar 7 it externally tbe letter we shall d ourselves Natural rem-xlies are £ In another place we read: "Full •cHpsta Bolii II. Kai. Octob. fere tret horat: Sul circa meridiem dirt nigretcebal," there waa no visible eclipse at thia time, and the November eclipse June, 1191, according to Bchnumr, the moon's shadow traversed the oontisont ■ And wouMn't you marry any one I didn't like, John?" Yorkshire. There u no doobk u lo Low Coe. greasxnan Daggett stands on tbe rail­ road question. He is sound. Con vers ing with a Chronicle nportar the other day, Ire said: ** rhe railroad people are tbe pettiest kind of gougrra. They begin to show their hand at Omaha. Iu the first place the fare from Omaha to Ban Frandeeo is filOO.fiO, and everybody who buys a tick ft stope to growl and ask what that 50 centals for. They are told tliat the half-dollar ia simply the profit made on each passenger. I guess tbe •1<O comes nearer tho profit than tho half-dollar. 'Then they grab your trunk and shove it behind a grating to be weighed. Yon cant see the scales at all, and you have no idea about tho Weight until a man -mgs out * ♦» 30 ^vfr weight,' and you have to pungle the t^onry or your trunk don't go. Now, my trunk waa ao small an affair that I c<mld throw it over my shoulder wtlir~t-tie hand, but they ran up the weight to 200 pounds. Piotiably it did weigh that much when 'a 200 jfouud baggagv-maalcr wsa sitting on it. "Well. I paid Ikccauee I hadnt but two minut • to fight; and st Ogden the Iwggsge villain still pursued me, and 1 paid some more txlra weight. It xrighed more at Ogden probably be­ cause a heavier man sal on it, or else the rarefied atmosphere affect ml tho scales. Th* a coming over tbe mount­ ains there were some extra charge' for ropcm But I'd get even—I'll get even! "You see, I am entitled as a memtier of Congress to fitK) volumes of Agricult­ ural lU-jxirta, ‘AJO Surveyor General's Reports, 500 Patent Office Reports, aud several thousand other heavy volumes of equally exciting character." Reporter—“Are these reports ever ready" Mr. Daggett, M. C.—"Oh, yes; the printers who set 'em up are obliged to read 'em. Well, these are sent on to my s*ldress free) and the railroad people have to carry 'em for nothing under their postal contract with the United States Government—the biggest Government on earth, sir. Then i’ll give one- copy iff the agricultural romance to Farmer Treadway, and a copy of tbe geological fictions to Prof. Btcwart. All the rest i peed myarlf." Rej*>rt<-r—"For what purpose?" Mr Daggett. M. C.—* Why, you see. I’ll put my frank ou 'em and ship 'em to Zaeh Chandler in Wisconsin, and he’ll frank 'em and send 'em liack, and IU frank 'em again aud redirect 'em U» him; and these books—two tons of 'em. by !—will go I-ack and forth over that blasted road free until the ussi seaaion of Congrean, when I'll get hold of some more and start tbt-m along, loo. I propose to keep the books in motion until they wear out, and then I'll sue the company for damsgf.'a. Oh. I’ll sicken 'em of tbe extra weight do<igv. Don't you forget H." Every morning the Congrecamsu g<>rs down to the depot and pokes slxfnt among the freight tor his l>ooks They have pot yet arrived, but he ex peels them everyday.— I’lrpiriMtt.X'eu.i Chronii le. « 1 Signlflraat Stary. Here is a true story (except in names), which we recommend to our boy | fnenda. In IM", two Luis graduated । from an academy in Psnnsytvania. I They hail money enough to pay for their relucation, but no more. " I." said the eldest, whom we shall call Johnson, * am going to New York. Ths: is the center of tilings. A man j of ambition and industry can push his 1 way there. Only let me get a foothohi, and Ill be a millionaire in teu yrara." । In the city Johnson found himself I thrust l>ack by thousands of yoang men 1 as amlntioua aud industnous aa he, and ’ posaeaned of cither shrewdnrea, influI ential fnenda, or exceptional talent, I neither of which be had. He struggled | ou for two years, studied medicine, put out his sign, and—starved, with dozeu» of other |Mtieut)eaa M. D a He tried sutborahip. chromo agencies, peddling pencils and soap from door to door, and failed in all. Last week be died iu an almshouaa from disease brought on by insufficient food and tho foul air of the wretched tenement-house in which he lived. Wright, th* other lad. struck for I-iwa, then tho “ far Weal," took np a quarter-aeo ion of land. Luilt liimaeli a but, grubbed np the timber and went to farming. Aa yean passed, he added to his land; it increased in value; he mar ried, and ia now one of tbe prosperoua men in Dea Moines county. Ono of hi» sons ia a prominent physician, an­ other is in Congreaa, the whole family rank among tbe leaders of their State. Now Wright waa no stronger man, in­ tellectually. Ilian Johneoa. The secret of hia suoccaa waa that whatever knowl­ edge or talent he bad had room, in a new country, to develop. A lad must have cxcc|>tional busineaa capacity or money or influence to make his tray at all in our struggling, over-crowded citiea. Tbe vast untilled flelds^f the West are waiting hr our buys. Within the last five years, too, it has been proved that thia country ia to be tbe great food factory of Europe- Tbe production and shipment of beef, wheat, batter, capned goods, ata, have already toatfimcd rnonnoui proportions. On the farm ia the sure way to nwfulneos and fortune, boys, not in the a'.ithug sUeeta of oar largo eitiea, where thousands are living a meager existence for want of work. | and a crop of 4'2O,UU0,UUO bushels may be reasonably counted upon. This u an increase in ten years of 133.000JMM) bushels in the annual wheat production Out of thia year's harvest, reckoning tin- population in this country at 48,SoO.OUi j>cr*on*. 19t.UUU.UU0 buabcla will be needed for consumption aud 50.0U0,000 for seed; in all 244.0OO.lXJO; leaving at the high eat estimate 19C.OUO.OOU for export, to which may be added 20,000.- crop. Whether the European demand will equal the xmount of surplus wheal in this country is still doubtful. It will unquestionably equal last year's de- LEE REED A (XL, Dvaiwu the semi-annual bouse clean­ ings. as well as at other timre. the nret housekeeper should avoid making a whotareta destraction of written papers, tax receipts, or indeed receipts of any kind. Bometimre old tatt-rs prove to contain information which becomes valuable to toe possessor. Every bouse ahould contain some receptacle for such business papers, and they ahould be filed and preserved for future use, if LUMBER WAGOI8, FxkM Wxooxa a Srkax.'.TT. pOBKRTS A HOTI KKISM, DBU8S, IEDIC1XES til CHEMICALS, Baoiuxo MkaT.—Snrceas in broiling depends on having a thick, fleaby piece of tender most, a clear fire, a dean gridiron, and on the meat being turned repeatedly. Broiled meat should not be sprinkled with sMt until after it ia cooked, end it should never be cut into in order to ascertain whether it is done, as, if agnin put to tbe fire the juice escapea from the ent, and the meat beeomea dry and lass nutritious. pOWEES A BARLOW, HARDWARE, Gunx Btacrrr.—I set my sponge with w beat floor over night; in the morn ■' ing I put tbe latter in s large jan. and add aa much warm waler aa 1 need, two J.JENRY A. GOODYEAR, large table spoons of shortoning (for s large dripping pan), spoonful of soda, IBOlf, RAILS 1 SHELF HARDWARE teacup i f sugar, Salt, stir all togrtbsr, then add all Graham, or part flour is good for s change. It ia not to be. too stiff. When it will drop off the pan to raise, then mold tn biscuit. - PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, good article,and. before wearing them at all, she lines the feet with new thin , muslin, that ia the port that wears most quickly—the heels and tors. Bhe nays they wear twice aa long sa they do with­ out The linings must be nicely fitted and ran on smoothly, or they will not answer the end desired; but a little practice enables one to do it quite twat, however, nothing more than an and some pepper. If cream is olitainable, aid half a pint at the conclusion. preted. nut over GO.UUO.OOO bushels; and if this is supplemented by the usual European im;>urt of 20,taX>.tM>U bushels from Rounumia. and 5,UC1),UUU ~btberUd g.. U«.t»l,.«n.ru-t. Chrotbe eldut Ud u. the U|D.I cnaaehol ,ad gUnog .dm-, b. felt d .uutbn to I... d,.d pudbu o, . dcath-etrugRle between it and himself , . ... . .. ... and little brother. He was Rood snot . the -J veresi icai ni» young eye ana nerves had ever been put to. and onr that might well hare tned an older and I st outer hunter. He drew the l>ead and ““ “>« »' -i • ,•">'>“ “"4^“'. " “ “! .*? “.“f'*' Very tnfiing the p~.t UM1M Vood.causes may c ,8r ‘e y --------"»JI Uou of affairs in favor of high prices. , „„ . 0“ “ f"'"”- •» “"P ever harvested m this Country will be , . , . earned more cheaply, ehranlv. and and, rarr,rd1 to “> market more drTe|»p« d. Although’in ^4 u> a certain extent ------- - — ---- • — me uuaiuw uaxutnew sprang. It seemed, said the lad, aa as even Webster's Unabridged de­ though tbe animal -prang out from the tion of the system m a Immis of trade will involve various changes in State laws. Not long ago tbe New York Pro­ young hunter again thought be ha-1 duce Exchange decided by liollot to mimed. Clubbing hia gun, he advanced employ the "cental systemJ instead of on the brute to strike it, bat it rolled over dead before he coaid do so. Ex­ amination proved that hia first shot had ton Produce Exchange have resolved struck about four inches back cf the to follow thia example. Circulars have lieen sen Uncommercial bodies through­ out the country by the New York Ex- and his little brother would doubtlcea have fallen victims of the animal's rav­ enous hunger.—Lock Haven f'Pa.J Democrat. day uight an insect of some kind en­ tered his ear, and, after buzxipg there a o.„,to-.-TO.. nilb-ugb. bo oou of II b.U> U.«,d wbco hia ear ba<w* to pain him The I P"» -ore >>■. ™ II compelled to walk toe Boor ail niitbt. compelled “ '“O'1"™ to walk ““ the floor all night. - In In toe the moron,g moron b he hr went went to to Dr. Dr. IPillvlllvboa ’■bo u.Laed th, ... uid faaod “ /• ™U of “W’ ..Tbe..•b>lf “one therefore, will leave a targrr marhad hatched within twenty-four hours. 8‘“ o< P™Q‘ ‘a u‘e h*0*1' At tlic end of thirty-six hours they bad grown to the length of an eighth of an inch. Tbe doctor treed to kill the Ians- yet, crouching on the hmb, its eyes QOt fairly fit to burst in their malignant' matter and the Subsistence Department to adopting it About six years ago ally adhere to tbs conventional buabcl Mammy," as tbe old tody wm famil- Matthew Pana and Matthew of ■dietne, and aayltung etae which mtasion mercbauta Numerous liquids, aanrups, oils, etc., vary much in weight, according to their quality, in some articles too better quality being lighter, wall j I I MsJ* cteiMs*. Hsu Mn** Tl'LIl'N RUSNELL, ( tf TJK/’Sr G-OOZDl I^OBT. J. GRANT Sell* ’ PLASTER wb* at supply which Europa is likely to gradients, and mix tnem receive trom points outside of this A Itoy's Fisht with a Panther. A few days since, while Mr. W. B. country may be placed at 75,U00,0U0. I doabte the quantity Bet the mixture Tbe current deficiency is p>soed at Higgins, residing about two and a half j miles from Renovo, ou the dividing from 225,<XK).0UU to 275,OUU,<MX) Irashi-ls th nee a day. taking care to loosen tli> Tbe demand in England is elcarly I ri'Ige between Paddy's and Drury's 1 cork daring the shaking. Four »»r fivi runs, was working in Jus field making —- I..,, b, «. .» ulail m . d,.u„t !»n I «’“•“«> Th. reain, of tbe field making off with a hen. He thought it a fox, and called the atten AH Northern Africa is tn a atatei of f»m me. or ia producing bandy enough food it George is fond of hunting, and. for its owu supply, leaving nothing tor <ld out1 and a This cuts off one French To one gallon of getting bls gun. he started off for the export w>- wm*»v w> aoun-e of supply in Algeria. The crops half poundn of naa< fox. accompanied by his 5-yeur-old saltpeter; bnng the brine to a boil, and brother and a hound. They had not in Northern Italy have failed, aud Italy then, while boiling hot, pour on th*lieen gone long when Mr. Higgins heard is importing grnui already, instead of meat; it will keep as much an it will ■ several continuous yells of the U><«t exJ-orting it, which doses another re cover. The meal munt Im- kept entirely tembla kin A Tbe varmint bail been pou from which France obtains grain. under the bru e. Iu the spang again The potato crop in Northern France has I treed by the dog, and its half human | nhrieks rent the air with terrible dia- generally failed, and the local food sup­ boil, skim aud pour it on the mast while hot Some add one pound sugar and uuctnesa, like the shnll. agonised voice ply all overtbe republic is deficient It is a low estimate, then, which places the one ounce aalcratua to IU0 |x>uuds of demand I cited father and bis Arid-hands at once , French ... ~. for wheat . , .at 1U0.UU0.__„ | mode for the point whence cwme three ; busheta. The rrel of Europe will , i . ing sounds, and ere thev reached i. । prolisoly need 75 000 00U iu. more, forebo v.wv.vw ««• but mav in a Be}' d,. . | «“> “Pflj «' • Lag.. IraJ. o«^.n»g 6™ 1 l“ —dJ'» (,<■' ...» larb (o I.Lgib, .ad .U„d„.g | «» Mad,I»U UM unpleasant l«O feu high. n. bo,. b.d foUo.ol tbe dog to . big tree. np whieb the । GOODYEAR, 0R1 GOODS, SIUS ail DRESS 600DS succotash wants tender yoong corn, Have a doxeu young cars, and remove exported during the coming year will with a sharp knife the kernels. If your probably reach fil50.000.UUU, and may corn ta tough, do not cut too close to n»e to a higher figure. Tbe un­ the coh. String a quart of young Imjuis, Boil the l>eans known quantity .in the wheat supply and cut them m three of the world ta Russia. Its with the corn, in half a pint of wxter harvest has been pronounced for Boil for quite three-quarters of an under the average for weeks post but hour. When eooked, cover closely, add la whieh oo&atitate abuaboiin locahtica cauaa perplexity also. IMky, DK Attorney A Counsellor, Am economical lady says that wh arveranoe ttunkhalf. J AMES A. SWEEZEY, and screved down. It pared tbe aarne aa for putting ia wtodow stare Btone juga tor fruit may be aenled in tbe same way, and with leas trouble than with ordinary sealing-wax. syringe, but he failed uttcrmove them. He extracted from twentyfive to thirty of the crawling little things, which had lodged against tbe dram of the ear. The lad experienced a great feeling of relief when the job wm finished, but not all were removed then, and an ther operation will be nee- Salt, Lime, Water Lime, Ac. yyi. P. hicks, Groceries and General Produce, J^ESTLET BROS. A WILKINS, MANI1. Y IIOOKM and BLI.XIAA, M- BLACK. American and Foreign Marble, Mouumenta, Tombstone*. Mutlea, 4k., NO PATENT NO PAY PiTEIH � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-09-13.pdf.pdf 78e2cba925ffc49500a7a42984119357 PDF Text Text ORNQ STRONG, Devoted to the Interests of the VOLUME VI. tv Under the Sun. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER- 13, 1879. NUMBER 51 double IM much as all other countries. Th* product .of Hist country in 1877 wm 134,179.068 tons, while the quan­ tity produced in the United State* that year was only atarat fiO,000.000 tons. Germany's coal product in 1877 wm 48.337,350 ton*; that of Franc* 16,773,77W’tona; that of Belgium 14,099.281 ton*. Coal ia also produced in Austria, Hungary, Spain. Russia, China, Japan, 4—Turkey, Italy and Fainting and Ito Canse. Fainting is so common with some persons, pwrticnlarly women, atid the cause of H is so Utile understood by O. PARMENTER. CHAS. IL BRADY, A TrnRNKT si ta. a»4 itotauo, In B~) KMnto mM lM.ran<. Ar~l. sarflravrrroaBs asrraUliv. ftat.iy •tai Ciataa rwnpclj »tUn.tal m. aB4 EMORY PARADY. Naval Academy will bo admllled io the British lloysl NsvsIUuliegs stGrarawkh as •t-idunia. —For tbs three days ending ttnpt &,asvralyciao new mam of favor ooeunyd al Mempbm, white t verity-eerra dcaihi look place from the ■treed powUlraca. The tie.war! Aawx-iahur. Lu run ont of fanda, sad l*aa appealed to Ibe Bfacturtng tntrrrct of that cnlerprtt'.ng town It will not readily recover from. The canse ef reepood, and the tuoel lii-cral of all. waa Jay toe smash is 'eportad to be the rascality of Gould.of hew 1'ork, » ho has taUgrsphcd to M em —The reducUoo in lbs LztauUna ingar crop, 1*1x1* to draw on him fur for the relief food, and suihoniuxg the llcbef Committee to ntuw<! by Uxe recrat stona, h MUmslnJ u al '«wt axi,000 luigabcxla of .Ogar suJ ICO.fOU barrels of mnlaanrn. worth ia toe aggrvgstc over •a,«»V’’V The loan ia too coUoa crop —ChimRu devatora oontalo i.lM.WI of wheat. U,san,Ml bnahetat of corn, «n.lH7 bnahela of oat». 11 ",000 budxiU of rya. l^tlK bushels of l-atloj, making a grand total of of lUpraraolaUvra, agreed spec by tbenjmmitU-e IB reerwa, will place die entire leglelathm ia the bands of the majority aod provrai flU- hava been bolding ttoir annual c-mvration rt Chkago lately. —The fooUmrdy attesnpi to cross ibe Atlantic TyODCOTT HOUSE, Xn.hvillK, Michigan. C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor. — A spseiai Irens Csrthace, Jiv, states that David Coilim, Junes Greer, William Hpetsee: and W Ji. Smith, fannrra, hare hern irrsliJ country at tba eteaa ot tba wan Ona night, fourtera yrero MT1, s party of men e*ll««l him out of hte U>u»? U.J kilted him. For suppoaed pamdpaU* in tnia affair ;tbo four fsraere noticed in the fever, however, aa there were forty-tel new cases reported tn tbs forty -eigh, b-wrv next previous, sad twenty-one deaths •yyiLUAM JONES. CHARLES SCHEIDT, kuockod ia bar bottom, wiuclt caused bar to SU' aad tonk la half au boor. The waler arouqd t!»e Teasel became bloody immediata-lj after the shock was felt The mrtr had barely Ume the building-are probably fatally Injured Archie Turner had a Hf broken and shoulder dtaocstul Hugh Malraaey, a boy of hi, only knowledge on the subject often proven valuable. Faintness conaista in tempo­ rary failure of the activity of the heart, the blood not being properly circulated in consequence. Although it does notreach the head, the sufferer loeee all cicanicaa of vision, and/if not prevent­ ed, may fall, the fall not infrequently restoring the normal condition. There is no convulsion, and though he—more prormbly she—can hardly be called oonx-iova, he ia not so profoundly unconaciou* as to be incapable of arousal, as happens in epilepsy. There are all de­ grees of faintness, from merely feeling faint and looking somewhat pale to posi­ tive and complete swooning. In some cases one faint is no sooner cured tlian another and another succeed, hour after hour, even day after disy. It is vearcely necessary to rar that such caww are ' 1 prompt treatment. The causes__________________ „ are so easily affected that they swoon if they cut their finger or see any one bleed. Their ilcfcct ia over-sensitive nerves ami weak muscular fiber. The heart ia essentially a muscle which is feeble in some, strong in others—feeble generally in women and strong in men, Whatever weakens the heart and must des commonly prpduoes faintness, close, foul air lietug an active cause. Wliatcvcr greatly affix-ta the nervea, such as l>ad news or the sight of the disagreeable or horrible, may induce a swoon, and lore of blood ia an oilier and a serious incitemcuL Bound health, naturally accompanied by firm nervea and muadea, is the Ixsl preventive of faintness. The majority of vigorous men go through all kinds of severe and painful exp-nenecs without fainting, while delicate men anil many women LOCOMOTIVE*’ SPEED. , “ How fast do you think we arc trav­ eling?" Charley Fraser, one of the oldMt engineers of the New York, Lake Erie and Western railway, asked a Sun reporter, m they were flanding together One of the greatest bleeaings which outh* footboard of locomotive 309, the Bible tabar-wsih it everywhere ia a rushing over the meadows towaid day once s week when the hard worker Rutherford Park. can rest and forget that he ia a beeat of * I should think Imrden. and remember that he is a man. a mile a minute. ' Addiaon wrote of the Habbath, that it “ A mile a minute!”said Fraa*r. “ 1 waa “a good institution, becatue it made doubt if you ever lode a mile a minute. poor fieople wash and draaa themselves Few locomotives have driving-whocla rcenectably once a week.* The Hab­ over five feet, and I have my doubts if ited i wm made for. man—for man, not a five-foot wheeler can be pushed a mile PITH AND POINT as shopkeeper, plowman, statesman, a minute. People liaw a very errone­ but aa a rational, moral, religious ous idea of the speed of railroad trains. A X1CB uncle's heir, who waited long, crestnre. A great aulhorras in one of We are not going now more then thirty- was finally worth hia weight in gold. our London dailies not long since five miles an hour, and thia is very fast. Ax exchange believes jumping the Gintod out the contract between the Few trains make this speed. Tne pas­ iriatian and the Moslem in this resengers in the car-, would think wo were rope to l»e tripping the light, fantastic 1 sjx-cL He attends the m<»<jtic on hia going a mile a minute sure if I was to tow. Hcmporaible! Habballi Friday, devout, jwrhapa, im "Bxtrx od the shoes are fashionable," pull out tho throttle so aa to send her | the Christian. Irat always in hia wurk-aforty miles su lionr. The express trains soliloquized old Hardheart when bo day drees— there ia no change of atiirr, make no such time as the local trains. kicked Sarah's young man out [ no general rest from labor. No; the Where we lose ia with so many stops. Tur lilies uf the field have pistils; |>oor Arab, toiling in hia one sordid gar­ No man could stand on a platform ear and every wide-awake citizen of fair ment, is never able to say to himself;' and face the wind going a mile a Texas is “arrayed like one of these.* “I am a man, and not a liesat of bur­ minute and live. The Lrvaih would Tur. hired girl who was called up at den ;* but wherever this tank goca, ii actually be blowu out of his body. You 4 o;clock in the morning thinks arose ncema to huah the machineries of every­ couldn’t count the telegraph poles going two hours tater would sound quite m day life into silence. Man everywhere a mile s minute. Talk to an old onthrown aside the tools and the soiled gincer of that rate being made by a I CiPHKit ia the very appropriate name garmr-nta, by nicaiui of which he earns passenger train, and he would laugh. 1 i of a New ELtmpanirv I ml loon 1st wtio bus. hia daily bread; he goes forth after hia made a mile in a minute once, however. invented a new air-ship. We suppose weekly ablution and change, refreshed It wax when I was but 18yean of age. ivtar WsyiMS- in soul and body; and often in this he ia, in all that the term implies, au I was an engineer then, in charge of a ■ to l.'laanntU, hushed silence—like John in the Spirit airy naught fine six-foot wheel locomotive. There - on the Lord’s day, he thinks of the “ Mahmaoe,* rays a cynic, “ia like were a lol uf railroad moguls on board, white robes of the eternal BablaUh. He and the object waa to make tho beat putting your band into a ling containing rramnbm that he in more than a mere who used to faint continually-in time we could. They were to ring the ninety-nine snakes and one eel. You crow da, at bad news, at accnce of diaanimal, to be fed and sheltered—more gong when the qiccd was a mile a min­ may get the cel. but the chances are Ilian a mere creature of intellect cape- Irraa— now faint comparatively seldom; ute. 1 thought we were making it fpr against you." and the fact is ascribed to their relin­ ble of education; that hia highest in­ Tutum—“Come, now, Mr. B.. give me quishment, for the most part, of the terest* arc aptrilnahand that Uie noblest habit of lacing, to C-ir inerrsscl exer- length, on a down*grade, with a full a familiar example of Hogarth's line of relations which he sustains are to God cine in the open air, and their bettor bead of steam, when wo wire «»uiiiing grace. Can’t you think of it? It's a and eternity. physical conditions. Not one Ameri­ along m if we were all going to destruc­ curved article that you ace every day.* can woman faints to-day where, thirty tion, and the motion of the piston going Mr. B. (desperately)—“A — a— pretzel.* 8ats the New York Commercial Ad­ There is s touching story of the fa years ago. twenty-five women fainted, over the center could no longer bo distnotu Dr. Samuel Johnson, which had . ami the diminution of the disorder, al- linguiahed, the 1x11 rang. We hail vertiser; “Several psjxrs have been reached the rate of a mile a minute. making fun of the Duke of Argyll's red an influence on many a lx»y who has । ways the result of direct causes, ia an heard it. Samuel's father. Michael . unmistakable evidence, which other It waa the faaU-st I over rode, before or hair, but he can't help it, gentlemen; be Johnson, was a poor liookm-Jler in Litch­ things corroborate, of the marked aiuce. I tried hard to mako a mile a was born so.* Sort o' redheaditary,eh? field, Eng. On market days he used to amelioration of the health of the highly- minute on subsequent miles, but lacked — Boston Transcript. carry a jmckage of books to Uttoxetcr, organized, extremely sensitive, but it three or four seconds every time. I Ont. of the most trying momenta in and sell them from a stall in the market­ I flexible and enduring, women of our couldn't aqueeu- another mile inside ot the life of a voung man is when he hsa tho sixty seconds. When you hear a 42 he doesn't kno^ what to do with, ______ place. One day the bookseller was sick, .complex nee. man telling about riding in a passenger and asked his son to go and sell the and ta at a loss to decide which to pur­ A Savage Duel. train thet ran a mile a minute, don't say > a_ s_ _. HamueL. from a silly James Dobbins and Michael Burna anything, but mentally senate1. off a chase, a colored shirt or a pair of eyepride, reft________ . । gimmes. — New lock Star. were neighbors, living in the Kansas good allowance.* Fifty years afterward Johnson became ! SroAk, the cbcniista tell ua, ia oom­ the cck-brajcd author, the compiler of river liottom, six and a half miles from ' posed of coal and water. Now, if tLe Four years ago The Hunt Dtamsads in the World. the “English Dictionary,* and one of Kanias City, Mo. gnxTrs would only renu mber Hun, and Western sovereigns are not the jx» the moat distinguished scholars in Ru­ Dobbins got married, and at inc time The sum vm . aeaeora of the finest diamonds in the put coal in the sugar, when they feel gland, but he never forgot hu> act of Bunn lent him f80. compelled to mix it. itiMivul of rand, it uukindnesa to hia poor, hard-toiling never |>aid back, and on this account •'orld, for the Rajalis of Matan, Borneo, would be gratifying to their customer*. there was bxl feeling between the men. and the Shah of I’enia have the largest father; so when he visited Uttoxetor he Burns visited the city or e day recently, hitherto known. The one belonging to —Burdette. determined to show Ina sorrow and reand Dobbins wm engaged to work on the Emperor of the Motigula weighed Some people who think that by He went into the market-place at the the road. Oil hia way home Burna 279 carats (about four grains each), and church mcmtierahipi' they are pre­ (isaaed the place where Dobtana and wm valued at I'XOtlO.OUO franca. The empting homesteads in a land that ia time of business, uncovered hia brad, others were working. The men did famous Orloff, the property of the Rus­ faire r tlian thia, will find that putting and stood there tot an hour in a pour­ ing rain, on the very spot where the not speak. To go to hia house Dob­ sian crown, ia one of the most remarka­ blank cnvi'.kqxsi in Uic contribution box book stall used to stand. “This." he tans had to |iaa* by that of Buena. ble diamonds, on account of the well­ on Bunday will provide a serious draw­ When Dobtans arrived in front ot ! Fhown cirmmstancce under which it back to reading the Utica dear. Bnrus* bouse he found tlie latter stand­ ! waa brought to Europe. The large diaotiedieoce to my kind father." Burna atone'belonging to the Emperor of Bra» word -enough"): “Now suppose, Fred­ The spectacle of the great Dr. John­ ing there, revolver in hand. said: “ Jim, I want that money yon xil. which weighs 1,730 carata, would be dy, that you gave pussy all the milk she son standing bareheaded in the storm, to atone for the wrong done by him owe me-" Dobtana made a reply which worth many millions were not its brill­ can tap, all the meat she can cat, and incensed Bums. Burna showed anger iancy diminished by certain defects. all the sweet' «ake she cares for, what fifty yean before, is a grand and touch­ and Dobbins Mid : '* Throw down that The Sultan of Nizam's diamond weighs will she have?” Freddy (with sur­ ing one. There is a representation of it (in marble) on the doctor's monu- revolver and I can whip von." Barna 400 carats; that of the Emperor of Aus­ prising alacrity): “Kittens.*— Marion tria 29 grains; and that of the King of (Ohio) Mirror. । Many a man in after life has felt hia aide, when Dobbins said: * You Portugal 25) grains. The famous KohOld Mr*. Cuir rays she has alway, acmething harder and heavier than a , have the drop on me now, but if you i-noor, or Mountain of Light, in the noticed that in the summer-time, when 1 wait till I come back I will be heeled to projwrty of the Queen of England. The storm of raia beating upon his heart, it is not needed, the sun is always aa when he remembered his acta of un­ I meet you." Dolibtna tlicn drove hia one which adorned the tiara of Pius IX., hot m an oven, while in the winter, | team into his yard, and, leaving them kindness to a good father or mother I unhitched, ran into his house, and, get­ and wm bequeathed by him to hia suc­ when a warm sun would be very agrixcessor, Leo XIII., ia one ot tho finest able, it i* always m cold as an ice-house. now in their graves. Dr. John Todd, of Pittsfield, the emi­ ting two revolvers, started toward nent writer, never coaid forget how, Burns’ place. Bums was kitting on the nry of the Duke of Burgundy; seised at doorstep. Without saying a word, Oranworn. It waa sold after the battle when hia old father was very sick, and sent him away fur medicine, he (a little and presenting a revolver in each hand, to a Jew of Berne, for 3 crowns, then I Dobbins opened fire on him. The stscceaaiYely for 5,000 and C.000 <1 neats, 1x1) Lad been unwilling to go, and made balls took effect in tho side of the and afterward purchased for 14.000 by up a lie that “ the druggist had not got house. Burna then ran into the house, Luigi Sforxa. from whom it pasKed into any such medicine.” The old man was just dying when got bis pistol and rushed nt Dobldna. tho hands of Po]»o J alias IL for 20,000 The men advanced to within two feet of ducats. Every one known that the little Johnny came in. and said to him, It always appears to be absurd to us “My boy, your father suffers great pain each other before a shot was firtxL Dob­ ” Regent," of the weight of 136 carats, to hear the hero or heavy villaia in the bins tired first, the shot hitting Burns is the flneat of the diamonds belonging for want of tiiat mediein* “ on the right fore-ann. Burns retaliat­ to the French regalia. Connoiaaeors melodrama exclaim, at the footlights, Johnny started in great distrera for Ixfore accreting himself in a mu-ty the medicine, but it wm too late. The ed, an«l x'nt two bullets through Dob­ consider it to be worth 12,900,000 franca. closet in tho castle: “And—now—if— father on his return was almost gone. bins' chest. Dobtana, in return, abol —GalignanCt Pm—dis-oov—e-r-r-r-ed—Tm — lostBurna through the atalotnen. Barns' He could only My to the weeping l«oy. I’m lost I" when the stupidest boy in the “Love God. and always speak the truth, last shot struck Dobbin* under the left A Fight for Life with a (irixriy. ton gallery known very well if he's found for th<- <*ya of God ia always upon you. oar, and paaaod clear through hia h«wL On Wednesday afternoon, a man — he's found. Now kiwi me once more, and farewell* Both mon, now in dying agony,clinched wunixl Williama come into San Jove, Tltrougb all hia after life Dr. Todd each other. They fell to the gaound, CaL, for a doctor, stet ug that his oomBurna often had a heartache ovex that ad. of Dobbtna being undizneaih. uuuon, Walter F. King, hail been bad­ falsehood and disobedience to hia dying Ix-at DoWnna over the head and fane ly injured by a grizxly bear, in a eonfather. It takes more than a shower of with the taut of his revolver. Thon, teat that morning a in canon known aa rain to wash aaray the memory of such thinking that Dobbins was dead, be Bkunk's hollow, al out thirty-five miles aina. Dr. Todd repented of that sin a started to leave him. With dying en­ aoutlieast of Ban Jose. Tim men were ergy Dobbins turned, and in a moment i bon useA timea. hunting for deer. King got on a bear The words, “Honor thy father and bad thrown Burna under. One of the track, on Tuesday, and went oat early thy mother," means funr things - always neighbors, a Mra. Kalfton, appeared at the next morning. Aa ho did not re­ । do what they bid you. always tell them thia time and pulled Dobbins off Burna. turn m time, his compamon went out Two young men came up, and Rio men the truth, always treat them lovingly, to k stcL for him. aud found lum un­ and take care of them when they are were separated. Burns waa taken to conscious. but still alive, with hi* skull sick or grown old. I never yet knew a his house, and tho two young men fractured and his k-fl side ,torn. A started to take Dobbins to hia house. boy who trampled on the w.abc* of hi* They had hardly gone five yards before grixxly lay dead about six yards -way. crer loosed hia bold on the two horns, the animal roeei , ' LU! carried back to camp, and aastatuce kga and prtipared lor a chargo. In Um given by a couple of men who were own defense Mr. Clay now took tLc When Washington wm 16 years old, camping a few aailea distant. King animal m before by the horns, and thus be determined to leave home and be a says be followed the bear's tracks to a for a time Urey stood, white a crowd of midshipman in the Colonial navy. ■ort of cave in the hillside, heavily bor­ street boys gathered about, immensely After he Lad sent off his trunk, be went dered eith ehaparral. and, wipporing amused at the unusual spectacle of • in to bid Us m<41»er good-by. Bhs the animal waa inside, waa on the wept so bitterly because he was going Whfc.wbB a rmtiiag of the M •way that he said to hia negro servant, caused him to tars, and be then dia"Bring back my trunk; I am not going oovered Brain only foitv feet awav. Ho to make my mother redfer no by my raiaad hia rifle and fired, and tba bar leavina her.1* came foe him. Me shot three ktMk dropped his gun, and pulled hia Luntjust as the brute reached him, । kn ife, the bear efaaed on him. He cut frantacaUy, tart waa struck <n Ibe bead with ibe animal’s paw, and rent orebored no more until awriod back to camp, flan PranciKO BulUtui. �pHE NEW HYWTEM OF SATURDAY. A three year old child of tteth Drake of Lodi. Washtenaw county, waa thrown from a wagon and inrtantly killed .last week. Chartea Blood and John Harting* of Kalamazoo fooled with a pistol and both rot shot. Harting ia the ankle nan Blood in the thigh. Richard Champion, a workman at the Barnum iron mine, near Ishpeming, fell a distance of 40 feet a few day* since and waa instantly killed, his neck being broken. A six-year-old soo of Walter Holmes of Salem station, Waahtrnaw county, waa instantly killed the 6th, by being caught in the machinery of the eleva­ tor at the depot. Daniel Anderson, a brrakuian on the Grand Rapid* & Indiana Railroad; fell between two freightcars near '’ mill on Monday and both legs off. He died the next day. Vances William*, of Di Eaton county, and Mrs. Liuk . .u>ubull, wife ot Shepherd TriihsbulL of the same village, have mysteriously diaapi>earcd. William. U a married man. The new liquor law cytfreoajy forbid* Ute sale of liquor in "any place or room where the game ot billiards, pool, pig­ eon hole or anr oilier game of chance is played or allowed to be played.” The chief pillar that was, i* known' a* Dr. C. C. Lathrap, a mau of about forty-eight years of age; commercial­ ly, a lumber dealer; religk>u*ly. a trustee, a class leader, a Sunday school teacher, in the minister’s abaencc, a leader of prayer meetings, and alto- ' getber, tiie moot enterprising Christian 1 __ j in the chureh. The leaser pillar ia Mi** nJ Tidy on~the 1 Hattie Wallace, a young lady th; Minny side of thirty, teacher teacher iu in the the !' ------- —■»—• public achool and also superintendent ; of the primary department of the , Sunday school. There is another per- j son to lie noticed; life ।; of said pillar. Thi* lady is consider­ ably more tluui a pillar; she may I* said to lie gven more than n whole church, or a half dozen churches. It is in fact, Mr*. Mary T. Lathrap, nn ?[Uertionably to-dav the leading Mar n the constellation of publie woman. She is all that Mr*. Van Cott is in the rerival field. She i« the equal of Miss Willard in the temperance field, and i she is a great deal lieaides. , When sometime ago the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, in con­ vention assembled, drteraiined to lay siege to the White House, it wm Mrs. Lathrap who wgs eho*en to lead the assault, and it 1* on record that the en­ tire Haye* family laid down their arms in unconditional surrender. I i In the Wallace enclosure i* tn inmcnse arbor, or covered walk, extend­ ing from the house almost to the di­ -.a distance of* *thirty or viding fence, *' v* “ When forty fret. '»» uca .their mku fondne** for >va each other’* society first attracted at­ opera-­ tention, they conducted their opera Finally tion* with exceeding caution. Finally ,.-~i to •„ they grew little bolder, and used “meet by chance, tho usual way," near an old oak in the outskirts of the city, and this, among the bora, aoon came ■ages; on the distant height* Ireland us our ugly looking "bull dogs," (heavy artillery) which ever ami anon belch forth their iron missiles of death which If enforced, tiietaw will make tramp* go screeching through the air above tramp away from the Stale. u* and explode with a terrible wiqing About a year ago it now tire locality in Richard Crenr de I4oa wss tin- most over the rebel works. Such a scene is stylish dressed man in England of his one of a lifetime, and impresses the known m time. When be put on hi* tin helmet beholder or participant in a manner Going to her achool in the morning. and cast iron ulster, and a pair of lam- | never to be forgotten. That mornii.g a* 1 went down to tin Mi** Wallace had a habit of wander­ insted steel liootii, and picked up a ing a gfxxl deal out of her way for the club with an iron knob and a steel river with my lamented comrade. sake of a walk with her class leader. The straigbest road to the school paus­ spike in tiie end, and set forth on a ‘Jbonnie, I am ed in clo*c proximity to Lathrop's lum­ crusade, the fashionable society of ber office ; but they evidently conclud­ that day considered him jurt "dresaed ed that it would not do to ire seen meetbattle to-day I am more likely to be killed than you In my knapsack are ever, sire would take trouble to branch some trinket*, worth but little; relic* off several block*. A certain grocery a fellow killed him, that 1 have picked up and made since store ran* through from one rtrret to ThomM II. Stopfdl’and Hellen Reed another. One front i* on Main the I left home. They would be dear to other on Mill street. The Elder would were married at Ebensburg, Pa.. my wife and children, and if I get WATCH FOB BtK ngainst tiie wishes of the Reed family killed I leave them in yoar care, and the bride's brother, particularly, hav­ ing opposed the match. The young 1 wm affected to tears by this request; street. Lathrap would appear at the Mill street entrance. Hu would enter, couple were at the village hotel, get­ put fortunately Spurlock Was not kill rub hi* hands in a pious sort of a way, ting ready to start on a honeymoon ed that day. Hereafter I shall have oc­ remark, aa he ambicd along, that thotre tour, and the brother dashed into the room in great rage, and attempted to Englishman, and Crimean soldier, and shoot Stopfell. The girl saved her what a terrible death Ire met and how and thus make hi* way through the store. The boys in the Store were all husband's life by seizing her brother’* "on to it" and watching, and. like au­ pistol, but the excitement speedily The heavy batteries on the opposite tomatic clockwork.^liss Wallace would canaed her death. height* opened fire early in the morn­ imanon Main street ju«t m the elder reached the door. They both would ing, but it wm about tire middle of the express intense surpriae at meettug For threatning to punch a brother'* each other, and. finding that both were bead, for ringing hymaon his own hook going in tiie name direction, enjoy a beard, except a few picket shot*. Sod during divine service, for biting and dcnly away to our left, where lie pleasaut promenade. In thi* way the Licking the brethren who put him out, whole city practically had an eye on Reynold's 1st corp*, a few shot* are the couple. and for calling his paster in sermon beard in quick racceasion, followed by THK KXPLOSIOX. a volley, then another and another, But it waa not until recently that any tn* Miller ha* Irecn expelled fron the until it become* an indiscriminate .rat- decisive steps were taken to bring mat­ New York Methodist church of which ters to a <ri*ia. The neighbors have Meade’s division of Pennsylvania Re­ lx-en fairly surfeited with the scandal for year*. The women have talked serve* who attacked the RcbeU under about little else these three or four Stews, t and “Stonewall” Jackson. years. A favorite meeting place used *o demonstrative a Christian a* Brothto be a house in the neighborhood, oc­ Meade gain* a decided advantage. cupied by a party under obligations to Lathrap. No sooner would they *ee Gibbous gallantly support* him with one enter this houae. than in less than lution and the new insurgent aoem to hia diviaion. Meade advanced to the ten minute* they would be sure to see crest of the hill, when the Rebels pour the other also making for it, and then they would remain for an Lour or two roitaia in the field, and well-known a withering front and enfilading fire at a time. In the neighborhood that palmitic leaders are said to be direct­ house was known as ing the movement. Nearly eleven Larmtar's aaaaaaioxaTioK uovas. and it seldom went by any other name. years have elapsed since the standard A short time ago a church detective of free Cuba waa unfurled on the field gi-roua weapon, or threaten* to do in­ jury to person or property, be is liable of Yam. Men whu were then tn their prime have begun to grow old, boys have become men. Ilia to be hoped that to the Cuban struggle for liberty the last aa well as the first two lines of •“r m*r- it* head. There are various reports out m to what the pious detective* di? BUY MORE GOOD AT THE LONG- BBICK! rhite Burnside wm waiting for bls wa* one of carriage and blood. Long Bob. McCorkle, lately hanged at Ix-fore daybreak the men were artir Taylorville. N. Y. wm one of the few and cheerful, ringing their jovial luunteree* who did not feel sure of go­ songs, cracking their jokes, anil not a ing from the scaffold direct to heaven. few offered t« bet that the rebels had “Kind* friends.” were his test words. retreated la-fore u*. Our ramp fires, bright and cheery, for I don’t know where IT 1 be.’ gleamed through the ciarkne** along the valley and on the hill* afar; nnd on Always there is need being sown ail the distant height*, twinkling through the dark nr**, could Ire wren the camp­ there come* sweet flower*, without our fires of the enemy. foresight and lal>or. We reap what we Am the sun rose nnd tinged the hills sow, but nature hM love aver and above and valley with hi* bright golden rays, that justice, and gives u* slurdon .and what a nigh*, he revealed; wiiat a pic­ Iteauty, blossom and fruit, that spring ture for the artist; what a subject for from no planting of ours. the poet. Long thread-like lines of Victoria (Australia) rtill retain* the blue, (the infantry), little clumps of death penally for rape, and the quert- boraco, with caissons, in froi/t of which are the black shining cannon; long Ire liangrd for this ofifence, of which lines^oHburnished,'glistening bayonets; they are convicted. The one whe plan­ mounted horsemen, (orderlies) riding ned the whole thing wm at the time swiftly to and fro carrying orders; of perpetration 14, the other 1®. The gene ml*, with their staff*, riding along and inspecting their linen: troop* movcuurw, but public sentiment compelled ibg about, taking new positions, men cleaning their muskets, packing their a respite. knapsack*, cooking, or drinking their The tramp law of Pennsylvania went coffee, filling their canteen* with water into effect on the 15th ulL The ro­ bust man-tramp over the age of 18 scanL.ag the heights in front; Union may Ire arrested, without a warrant, and Rebel signal flags, hurriedly send­ and nent to the poo.- houae. if conviet- ing back and forth their silent rues- TO BUY GOODS; AND “DONT YOU FORGET ITXTHAT YOU CAN FOR YOUR MONEY THAN les* abruptire**, forming bluffs or height*. Upon, and Irehind, these freight* that Mtote reliel chieftain. fortified »nd made impregnblc * natu­ rally strong position. The morning of tlie 13th of Decem­ ber wm bright and beautiful, and the REAR GOOD FRUIT. PEOPLE BEOTM TO REALIZE THAT THE CASH KWTEM IB The Only True Way church honors, nod jxredng a votk or cuavu. but tearing hl* position m a •nrmbex of tho church intact. It ia treedtesa to mid that Mia* WidKr nolonger super­ intend* tire SauiC^abred. Th. guo-1 On tire whole, Jeff Davis, who doesn't as quirt and well deserving a person as they happen to have iu Misririiispi. and they might a* well send him along to Uh- senate. BEGINS TO ‘MiTTis monte of infantrv, » or 40 Imtterie* ____ , ___ are still on of artillery of six guns each, and a tba strike. Which action will tend to small force of cavalry. advance the cart of political bond*. It waa this magnificent army, that The mb shine* for all, the moon fur confronted the rebel army under Gen. lx-e, on tire morning of tire I3tii of the favored few; but how like the mis chief the rtars wiak at what K going December, 1W, at, and below Freder­ icksburg. The largert army over col­ lected on the American continent, with The chief pillar iu the Firrt Method­ Lightning Js erratic. It killed thir­ ist church of Jackson has falten. It teen nherp grouped around a Imrn iu camo down with a mighty crash, and Ohio, and never thought of meddling the brothers mid niateni are not yet done clcaing away the debris. The with two tramp* who were inside on The somewhat antique city of Frod- ungodly thereabout*. who have a keen cricksbarg wm a historic, and I might eye for weak persona in the church ar­ aay. sacrod spot previous to the war. chitecture, liad remarked that the pil­ Gen. Grant ha* salted for Japan, and lar wm honeycombed from base to cap-. by Sept 29 or 93, will lie where lie can bring the home and hurt resting place ititi, with something akin to sanctimo­ answer for himself .the atoriea which of Marr, the mother of Waahingtou, nious rot. and ■predicted a great catas­ and alao the place where the “ Father trophe, bat the pious people most inhave been in circulation a* to hi* can­ of his country’ hade hi* loved and aged tereated in the preaervabon of the eddidacy for the iSvsidesey. mother a Anal farewell. Ju hiatory ia Don’t be afraid to praise your ser­ doubly sacred now, for patriotic blood vants when they deaerve it,” remark* Ims stained it* atrret*. and in and an exchange, but the minute about ita limita lie buried thousand* band tries that on the hired girl she’ of our patriot dead, it* surrounding* Iim to hunt frtr another situation. are somewhat picturesque. The river flat* extend lurek from one-half mite When filling a cavity, dentist* some- mouth. When a tooth in being extract­ ed, the dentist ia relieved of that duty. The patient sn ppi ten all that are re­ quired. STOVES . Tire and finSly’^roudH^/thirt'the*L*-' after divided it into three graul dlvirioM. styted the Right. Left and Cen­ tre, and jdared them in the order nam­ ed. uixter Gen’s E. V. Mamaer. W. B. SELLINC FOR READY PAY COTTON GOODS ARE A little dried up tramp, giving tire name of TbomM Cookingham, from Indian Territory, was lodged in jail at Grand liaplds on Tuesday to await ex­ amination for piling a tree on the track of the Chicago &• Western Michigan Railroad near Nunica, with tire inten­ tion of wrecking a train. He confesses the crime, mt* he I* tired of tramping The engineer saw the obstruction in time to stop the train. And it ia up in Manistee county that they must have mighty jioor matrral to make officers out of. For instance: Mayor Englemann, and Prosecuting Attorney Morrtf, had a peroneal en­ counter last week. Tho lawyer said the mayor waa a fool, and the mayor said the lawyer would not prosecute prostitute* necauae he did business with them. Then they clenched, and port of tho mayor’s beautiful beard citne out. However both were arrest cd for brawling and paid $-5 and coats IF YOU HAVE A IM)LLAR fhe Time to Buy! I HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE IN SECURING A A FULL LINE URGE LINE OF FACTORIES AND CANTON FLilRFLS BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED, AND WILL Save You from Ten to Fifteen per Cent, C,C.Wolcott’s vr YOU CAN BUY OP ME FOR CASH THE 4U Golden Era Best Pair of all Leather Shoes EVER SOLD IN THE COUNTY FOR $1.00 Pr. PAIR. HKAVY TAP NOL.K HOOTS, all warranted. Wurth really >3.50. you can Iftiy fur #3.00 per pair. Al.l. <■ K(M'KillKM will be Mild at almost first co«l price*. L.AMT, BI T NOT I.KiMT, don't forget that 1 have added a ful new line of Men nnd Boy*' 'With. all the Modern --------- AND SELL A--------- Improvement* IS A BEAUTY I Nobby Suit at from $4 50 to $7 50. G. A. TRUMAN. N. B.—All open Accounts must be Settled Immedi­ ately, so If you have ar. Unsettled Account, don’t fail to respond. C. A.'T. ------- - --------inside to see....„ Iiow.. it looked, An explos­ ion followed which seriously injurwl both men. A colored preat _arher, in tran*lating to huhearoro theaei ----------------------1 sentence. "The harvert 1* over, the season is ended; and thy *°u* !• “ot saved." put in, “De corn has ' been cribbed, dere ain't any more work, ' and de dabbi) am still a foolin' whl dir yer commun’ty. A Kalamazoo woman with a smashed A colored boy named Washington, only 10 years of age, took nmbragv at a remark a little white girl, 4 year* old, made to him and he picked up the child and threw it into the Clinton River at Pontiac, a few day» rinec. X citizen named Ogle heard the acreams of the child and rescued it. The ix>y hM been sent to the Reform School, there to remain till 31 year* of age. ADVANCING EVERY DAY AND • TO INVEST, TYovv i« dri>ot, at Charlotte, wm broken into while the agent wm at dinner on Mon­ day. CouBidcralife money and ticket* were *tolcn. No clue to the thiefL PhineM Farley, wm run orer by a freight train at Battle Creek on Fridav. having both legs and an arm cut off. ,,p •®on »»>d hi* body WM *eul *“Mue b“ ,uctJlcr Jackson. I The new contract for the Marquette । — lu 1UT-au buaineM, ^5 ithin three years, pvrhap* । “ iuuu “,an * U1 J* m wm in- auin io go IO I Marquette by rail without leaving the ! state. A sad accident resulting iu instant death, occurred at Coldwater on the 7th. A little boy of two year*,'tho voiingcrt chilli of Earnest ireuders, fell from the top of a four-board fence and broke hi* neck. John Kelleher, a farmer living near Marshall, had a misunderstanding with a mule on the 6th, and came out with three rib* and a collar bone broken. Not a hair on the mule's head w as ruffled. The Rev. J. R. Oden, a retired minis­ ter at Benton Harbor, is under arrest on a charge of assault with intent to kill. The offense consisted in pepper­ ing some boys who were “couning” his melon ftatch. At Stanton, a few day* ago, Jacob WheatherwBx and J. Gainero painted ..r . — i.________ i , husband arrested for beating her. The next day she visited tlic jail, gave him some tobacco, ami said to the officer* that she fell over the stove. She want­ ed her husliaml released. Burinesn is said to b& prosttering on lake Superior. The iron mtnea have revived, the copper industry i« active, shipping interest* have done well, and trawl lias exceeded all former years, every hotel on the lake having had all it could do. Hon. William E. Wanu-r, of BellevilleJiVaync Co., was instantly killed Sat unlay afternoon. He wm engaged in tiie work of tearing down an old saw-mill, when a heavy piece of timber fell acroa* his chert and ch rushed it. He died without a at niggle. The negroes are fast adopting the custom* of high-toned white*. A col­ ored •■ge'man" named Thompson mar­ ried a re*|»cctable colored girl in Ypsi­ lanti, Ang. 90, and 10 day* thereafter a dusky wife and two children from Can­ aria marie their appearance on the acene. Thompson left with great sud- AT ANY OTHER PLACE IN BARRY CO. IIHSWORTH 6 BBOOKS. JJA.RVEST --------- AND TIIE---------- Proprietary Elevator, HOT SUMER MOUTHS! Alway* pay the highest markc’ ‘•rice for ARE UPON US. AND THE FARMERS ARE Too I3iiwy to Come to Town --------- BUT THEY---------- MUST KUkVE GRAINS, And knp for n*le J Seed*, Flour. Feed. Id me..Halt, The neceanarie* of life, and tho*r can always be found at the FUsater. Niueeo. Hair and THE MOST PERFECT Cottage Stove! Ewe offered to the Trade. OLD PIONEER STORE JLT BOTTOM BRICES. A NTTW LOT OF SltiMgCea. I«8) Sard It Draliq will ta Try "CTb and See. Davis Sewing Machines, VIENNABAKERY. aWWORTH & BKOOMM. TelephonE The liert iu the market, jurt received. .IOHTV BERNER, L. J. WHEELER. §EPT. l«t, 1M7O, A Practical (Uiker of is Venrs' Kx> W«rt4 In Una tkr eltlseu at XaakTilU art ridsUy that b« haa ncMrt a FTBST-CIrtLSS BAKTTRT I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF My New Stock of Fall Goods! Bread. Kuska. Rtorwif. < akre Piea. &c.. Ac. A Warm and Cold Lunch at all Sours. ^BnfisHaS I «** d*s aaUatacUoa, I aolrtt j*wr to t>e the FINEST STOVE! Of Ha olasa In tha Markat. Other Styles Too Numerous to Mentions. COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, Motions, Etc. ALL WOOL MIXED ANO CANTON FLANNELS. Shawls, Waterproof*, Lace, Hamburg Edging. HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERBAHTOWN ud STOCUNG YAMS DI ALX OOTjOMA desiring to purchase Stovo will Savb Moot by seeing 0.0. WOLCOTT or I am aware that it pay* to sell Goods cheap, nd for that rtaaon I shall not be undersold by any spot <wb fortM hi Mre ewuutiy. D. 0. GRIFFITH. JOHN BERNES. �•tulte tiful CttiMis CHEAP CASH: SLOCAL NEWS a tovedettrr that a girl had writ- CASH TRADE. CASH TRADE. Tte Vermontville pnldic-well pro- PRESCRIPTIONS, OfallkW*, market between, I And it U now that Cupid draw* hi. been tick for two weeks.' Affliction •wm* to be the lol of Mr. Barns' fami­ lyBilly WUtd. with hi* steam throaber ly’* store. J. C. Dillin prem-nted ns with some is building him a house ia tiie central threshing. One Job, J. Tomlin's, we doing all kinds of fall work. Tuesday night lari/ Mr. and Mre. C. W. Wickham .started for Grand Lodge yesterday, to virit the Newton House, Hastings, on Mrs. J. H. Willette, of Buffiilo, N. Y, is visiting her brother, Wm. A. Ayls------ •*- *-— *— x— L. Adda Nichol* is carrying on the Grocery borine** formerly conducted a viciou* horse iu Cnrtton on Sunday evening, having hi* left arm broken. Being an orphan and de]>eiident upon Nariiville shipped 15 car load* of wheat more than VcrmontviBe. Those who have promised wood on subscription arc urgently and cordial­ ly invited to respond at once. Postmaster Davidaon luu returned Dsath from Diptiwria. That dread disease, diptiicris, on Monday night, took another member of Ella*'Long's family, Nettie, a State, much improved in health. bright, promising, rix-yearidd daugh­ On account of a rush of business, a ter. Another, aged four, is sick with' portion of our West Kalamo corre*tbedi*e**e, awl not expected to recover. neighbor* and lost about $70. one fact. Mr. Prince slid no* sell his wheat at Vermontville aa per my state­ ment, but Mr. Prince and Mr. Galloway did draw Chas. Sackett’s wheat and I "'i '"F ly. 1 ne i*ci »«, 1 nzr 10 lx- Hammered by wheat buyer*. It may1 l>e that I w*» not our intention to write the obit­ brought thi* liking from/the “Auld uary of a Bring person, but "I tell the Sod” with me. bat I like 11/ anyhow. X \ E. demon*, living nt the Center, ha* cred from a two-year-old sprout of a W. The Ladira'Temperance llniou and i-form Club.will ’ Reform Club will unite od on Monday ■ TtdT'iT-T.1',’"1 IT” Campbell, a prominent farmer. «t»> »i —i- Camp-1 aon. Recording Ser’y; Mr*. J. O*man, bell waa awakened and Hiipposing the burglar to be hi* hired man, walked np to him and pntting hi* hand upon hi* nbouldcr ejaculated : "Why don't you apeak ir The »prak i ik burg, uurg. tvweuuj evidently hod uiut hi* in* reasons and did not speak, but dipped away from Campbell and out of the door Iwfon- suspicion wa* aroused. Myron Gibson, alias several other Treasurer. L. L. Loomis, of the Boston store, announces through a column ad., this week the receipt ot hia fall and winter sus s ot gootis. 111* gotxi* are an * iected at tiie l*e*t market*, and with An inspection of hi* immrnac stock cannot fail to please all those intending to purchase. Hasting* m the thief. John Ward came near losing hi* life Friday morning, with a runaway team. He escaped with some bruises, and a scalped nose. We hear that Dr. Snyder and C. Jack­ son have bought out fibaytown, have jx-titioned Congress or *ome other high ]m> wcr for a po*tofflce. propose to change the name of the city, have it incorpo­ rated and run tiiiugs<high generally. Milo Dcnit. the Hawk correspondent, alia* “Bcron Biron," ex-director of tive *»d lively a* wtee we deported i printer* and paper bill*. Every person owing me on aubscrip tibn is respectfully requested to call at my office and nettle between thi* it. Nashville, Sept. 10 1879. Ohxo Snoxn. Humor," a-they call h here, and by listening to thh Nun. truthful (!) old dame, give tho reader* of Utting, Pot­ ter’s Hawk, the idea that I make it a The Nariiville Nora, that Nurtn JotrmHjb aS i E. Cook's, Nashville, for only •> per We are manufacturer’s agent* for AyerX Greta's and Shiloh1* Medicines. DyeStufls! DyeStuift! J We can show you the largest and cheapest line of Dree* Good* ever brought to Nashville with a raugr of price* from 5 ct*. to75. consisting of Knickerbock­ er Suiting*, Alpacas. Zulu Cloth and Reverriblc Sateen* in ail the new shade*. I Examine our Melange Twills at 14 to 20 rente. “»d Colored Cashmeres, *11 wool, from 37J to75 cent*, with a full 1 An immense stock of Oxford and Cable Shirting*, over 30 differeut pattern* ■ select from. New Towel* and Toweling. 300 Towels at 5 ct*_, worth 10 eta. Table Napkin* in White and Turkey Red. from 75 ct*. to 91.00 per dos. j Bnuoell* Carpet*, one yard wide, only 40 cent*. A new thing entirely. Our Clothing is telling very fast. 29 Suit* sold in too tlays, price* ranging from 94J5O to >18.00. Customer* know our sUwk is by-far the largest, with price* tiw lowest. 100 pairs pant* at 91.00.per pair. Beautiful Pants at 92.00. 50 pair* Caastmere Pant* and Vest at >4.75, worth 96.00. Gent's Farninhing Good*. Neck Wear, Hat* and Cap* at the lowest price*. One Buckeye Grain Drill. Will *ell 100 pair* Dock Overall* for 50 cent* a pair. on time or exchange for Stock. For 100 palra Whole Stock Kipp Boot*. 93.00. worth >3,00. Boy* Boot* $1.00 up. particular* call at Women’*, Mime.’ and Children'. Shor* from 50 eta. a noir in. P WttooK k Howk'b. A full line of Rubber Goods of. standard moke at wholesale list price. We cUt Good* at close cash prices nnd will sell you A Coffee Sugar ut 0 cent*. IV Quick Sales and Small Profits i* my motto. 2 Ciguni for a “nick." Try 6 Bis. Coffee 91.00, 40 haraSoap >1.00, 4 Bm. Cracker* 25 ct*.. 5 lb*. Jap. Tea 91.00, Poland Soap, will weigh 18 os to the bar, u.ually sold by small grocery | a conple. Axht Lkxz. (Opposite the Wolcott Honse.) Yours Respectfully, GROCERIES W. A. AYLSWORTH, REMEMBER THE BOOTS AND SHOES Boston Store V If you want a new Suit of Clothes, Hat or Boot* for yourself or boy, you may go Barry County over, and you can't do better than at ASl> ARE RECEIVING Tlllltli LARGE D. C. GKtrriTu's. Fall and Winter Stock! gen tit Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. Respectfully Yours. First ( alL Come in and settle up now for tiie first time in 5 years. I ask for what, in many cases, hM lonjr teen due me. I hope every one owing me will attend to it immediately and nay up. A. M. Dxuohkrtt. Hastings new Procc** Flour, the 1m>m for baking, only 93.75 per cwt., at the Fkkp Stoke. rP*Fine, exquisite Perfume* at _ ________ H. G. HauP*. WILSON & HOWE. PLEASE REMEMBER THESE FACTS Regardless of the cry for the past six months of the advance of Goods, we shall sell at lower prices than ruled a year ago. Remember we have no old nor book accounts, for our custom- j era to pay for, as we have always sold for Take Particular Notice. Al) narties having note* and account* past due will confer a favor by calling nnd settling the same before Septem­ ber 15tb, 1879, m 1 need the money to buy my fall stock. C. C. Wolcott.. IV You can find 20 different style* ,.r /v;..__ >___ ___ forget it. Fekd Stork. IV What i* the use of paying 94.50 and 90-00 for matching soft and hard wood, when you can get it at J. Lextz k Sox’* for 93-50 and 94.50. Also sid­ ing made for 92.50 per thousand. Ca*b paid fo. Eggs anti all kinds of Produce at tte Fud Stoke. CVPbyaician's Prescriptions, and Family Receipts carefully prepared I* full to overflowing with COFFEES, SPICES, We never advertise what we have not got, but propose to do , as we advertise, regardless of friend or foe. CANNED GOODS, ------------------- 4o|- OUR DOMESTIC STOCK IS COMPLETE.STiPLE iXD FiXcr OUR CANTON FLANNELS Are cheaper than over, in Bk-ached and Brown. yonr Flour at the THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE SUGARS, TEAS, ty Wluuix A Howe sell more Flour and (setter Floar than any houae in Nash- low in proportion. The Dress Goods Stock I* complete in all tiie latest styles. We have them in all grade* from the Ofl-ceut Shawl up to the Paisley at $18.00. ----------- M-----------DON’T FORGET OUR WHOLE - STOCK. DOUBLE SOLE and TAP tV Something new in tho way of Fly Destroyer, it stick* them fast and WARRANTED. ! At price* to suit the majority. Crock’ry & Glassware Good Style* of Standard Printa at 0 cents per yard, and other Domestic* a* IT IS A BARGAIN. I* cheaper than ever and in price and quality I can, and wilt, do a* well by you as any firm in Barry or Eaton conn tiejL Call and get my pi ice* on any thine in my line before making you purchases and I will do you good. I have, in connection with my store, a NEAT LITTLE MEAT MARKET, Where at all times yon can find a good supply of all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, including Bolognas. Dried Beef, Frvob and Salt Fish. Give me a trial and by good Goods, low prices and fair dealing 1 will endcavor to merit your patronage and good will. IV All kind* of Produce, Hides and Sheep Pelt token at the Market Price. Yours Respectfully, CHAS. W. SMITH. Everv one who has an account, ia re­ quested to call and settle their account by note or otherwise within 30 day*. July Ilth, 1879. __________ Evokhk Cook. ryschool Book* and Stationery, in awful stock at ________________ H. G. Halm'* I Com Meal en to WiLaoM A Howx’». j_£E\BY BOE, PKorKiBTOR OUR GROCERY STOCK is COMPLETE. Sugars, Teas and Coffees at the Lowest Fric es they can be sold, ----------- m----------- D. Ruckle A Soc 13C Our Stock is too numerous to mention, but wo must and shall sell them regardless of competition. ----- OLD RELIABLE----- MEAT MARKET. Fresh anti Salt Meats, Mei Ham aii SinMm, ----------- MWe want your Batter and Eggs and will pay you a good price for them. BOSTON STORE. NEW HOUSE KELLOGG, DEMARAY & Co. Still on Earth trytoexeuM! hia low-price* paid for wheat. We any if 0. G. Gentleman would confine him wlf to/sett -uid hi* book* be would not lore his temper. NEW GOODS! WILSON & HOWE Remember r?" A first-class second-hand Melo­ deon for sale, or I will trade it for a good voung Horae, and pay tiie differ­ ence in rash or from store. tV When you want to knit the lit­ tle one* a nice pair of wool stockings remember that Tiu maX keeps all kinds of Fancy Colored Woolen Yarns to make them with. NEW STORE! We buy our Goods for CASH, and buy them right, amt save our discount*, which, coupled with our very low expenses enables us to sell nt the very lowest prices. All kinds of Produce taken in exchange foi Good*. fV If you want to enjoy a ride or go out into the country on business, call on A. M. DauGHUtTT’alivery man, and i.. will —:n famish rn.you the G t om' turn-out. . he either double or single, 8ox'» Planing Mill. Need not be taken to Hastings and re-surfaced. Iter* Truly, BOISE BROTHERS. GO TO THE NEW STORE OF t«T Now is the time to buy all of 33 erst*, and *11 other good* in proportion. in_________ -e________ ■___ _ 1 Double Harm***, 1 Single HarncsM. 1 S-Spring Wagon, 1 Phn-ton Buggy. Inquire at W. A. Avlswokth's store, Many new Dyes at Bottom I’rice*. SHOULDER BRACES, double discount ia way of price*. eZX"*“7 " crcau *U7, H W,“ c,’arKT FINE PERFUMM 8nPPORT8’ them direct from tiie manufacturer* for prompt ra*A f LLttr UMES, n M tho rltoarto.t ' Tl 1!I FT ARTICLES, AMT1CI I'ilUna TOILET COMBS, Merri-J BRUSHES, SOAI’S, kc* and Cochcco Prints.’ remember tbatyiiu will finds good line of Carpet* and floor Oil Cloth at . There will be a special meeting of the Eaton County Poultry and Pct Stock Association in Charlotte, Tues­ H. O. ILux’s. day afternoon, Sept. 18th, 1879. A full attendance of member* nnd other* in­ IV A quantity of very nice Sugar Cured Smoked Shoulder* on baud at terested is earnestly requested. F. B. A1XQER. See’y. L. J. Wheeler's. \ by the vote* of said Diri. Cause, a* ; given by Biron—nineteen votes cast by fourteen legal voters. No wonder Bcautifnl Print* only 0 ct*. a yard. "Sammy” squealed if the Republican Lonsdale Mualin, 10 cent* worth 13J. party vote* that way. All Linen Crash only 8 cents. I the wheat dl-tkr* l-ar*c line of Hosier)- from 5 to 15 eta. I Of Vermontville come to the front Good yard wide Sheeting only 0 ct*. Extrabeavy Canton Flannel 10cent*. again in the person of my friend, 0. G. Heavy Dock Overhall* only 50 cent*. Stebbin*. Now it is well known that I Heavy Wool Flannel only 35 cent*. am Irish, that J have something of my Pure Linen Taide-cloth only 30 cent*. ' mother'* brogue, that I am a homeless __________ Boston Store. would not hurt even the Those Paisley Shawl* arc beautiful, Hawk that swooped down upon me last and going fast at tiie week, assisted by 0. G. Gentleman, and __________ Bootox Store. curried me down until 1 am so confused Beautiful line of Beaver Shawls at lliat I do not know whether I am Path- tiu. Bootox Stork. erick O'Brannigan, Tim Flanmgan, or “ W," the humble correspondent of the New*. 0. G. Gentleman calls piously upon the shade of Noah Webster to witness “ witticism," a word substituted for “criliciam" by the type-setter. 0. 0. Gentleman, having discovered a ty­ pographical error, swallowed it instead of my prescription ot Congreas water, and i* evidently the sick man of Vermontvillc yet. Now I am afraid of the hr, don't want to lay myself open to prosecution and don't mean to, bat since V. G. Gentleman is a wheat buy­ er and I am a wheat seller, we naturally have diflerrnt view*. He buy * a* the wife of one of hia neighbor's Me*. Joseph Nichol* and daughter chrap a* Le can and 1 *eH for the most Lovins, who went to Petoskey some I can get. If O. G. Gentleman would , confine himself to hi* "books” and not fly off after soase “WTO-o’-the-wiap," WOODLAND ITEMS. । Wm. Wheeler is vety rick with tinmump*. W. G. Aylswortli left for Buffalo on Tuemlay. F. F. Hildreth ha* moved into his which town pays the highest price for new bouse. wheat! we would respectfully re­ Farmer* are very bn*y putting out quest him to ask Warren Graham how their wheat.” much be received for his wheat in thia village, and also what waa the. differ­ ready for bnaines*. ence between Vermontville ami Nash­ C. E. Ingeraon lain Hasting*clerking ville on the day be sold. Speaking of for 0. D. Spaulding. markets leads us to remark, tb-t but Shy ia contemplating building a bonac Monday morning we had occasion to drive over to Vermontville. Juat be­ on hia father'* farm. Miss Carrie-Baitinger goes to Hast­ fore starting we noticed six teams un­ loading and waiting to unload, at A. A ing* to clerk for Mr. Goodyear. The new school in the Jordan district B's elevator in thi* village. When we ta to be completed in one month. passed the Vermontville elevator* not J. Wood throated IM bn id.els of a team waa in right. We drove leis­ urely np town and back, a distance of wheat from five acres of ground. Maudic, daughter nt Bev. James Rob­ a mile and a half, and all thia time not n load of wheat did we sec, and every - erts, is very sick with diphtheria. And thy came .very near having u grand free fight at the annual school meeting in the Tamarack district. Lari Sunday rve. one of the leading Ujrm reaching Lome we glano-d down member* of the Ur B. Church, after meeting at the residence of W. R., beat A. fc B's and everything waa aa ac­ The Wheat Questian. Now if the editor of YennoutvilhHawk ba* got Ihrough with hia non scnrical damfoolery, and is ready to tW Goods mnst be down. Gairrrra will sell S3 yards of Calico for nn even dollar. four baahc!* of wheat, machine aseo*ly everything they want at my Mure. montville. 0. G. Gentleman can have Rew Goods every week. nre. ’ it that Mr. Prince did not adl any On Wednemlay Frank Crowell celeItrated his Slat birthday by a party. fV Underwear of all descriptions at ______ Tkiksx's. Nothing transpired to mar the harmony : «< the occasion until the girts lajd him FV Fresh Baltimore Oysters, by tte leceivcd a dispatch and that 8S cent* ! nu the floor and proceeded to ply a can or dish—fried, stewed or served up wa* all wheat was worth. Even the in any style at the Bakery of piece of board to hl* coat-tails, since inteiligeat Hawk admit* an average of Joirx Bkrxkk. wh’xh time' he had rather atand than five cents per buabel difference on the assume a sitting post-arc. day In question. Too much difference Nashville in C. W. Smith’s. Your correspondent feels compelled by four fifth* at leant. 0. G. Gentletil UK. announcing tet death a short time ago. On the War Path. treat* other men's wive* ' I'M |H>und*, and twcoml, he Ita* two ' fine reputation, both as a speaker anil liabit^ For n super-alijndance .»f cheek. ly than be doe* hi* own. pig* 8 week* old the 14th_____ inaL,_____ that * tnoridan. who will occupy tlietimeon more .__ _______________ ___________ __ __ on _________ Humend n* to Jas. Moon-. On Wed- I thisoccmiou. The Grand Rapid*pre** ..... , . Tte M. C. R. IL will run an excur- ..... weigh » pound*. Now, if any any one v “ ■ *-udoos | nesday be discharged a ireiucudou* I t*o|| t<> Chicago, ateat Octoter l*t. knows of anything of the kind better. *|K-*k of bet thus: “Mrs. Kent Mason ia gifted, eloquent, interesting, of fine perronal appearance.” Let the church A. J. Itortlr Itoited I- •’■I". w™. Xlcb«to M.rt „,<lElr.., lx- crowded. A collection of fire cents ho. u,.-, rtobi i» -Himbtod. “'1 I,11„■ rtrtwk bto> lw» Ml... I„ .b. tort•. .ml J| (. R K „!U „„ claim to hear the great-what-ia-it ani j VARIOUS NEIGHBORING NOTES, tom. Im.1 >b. .towb ..... . .... I 0 ,L Ki..lb al Ore,„vilk •„ mni almost every, and the Spire boy* -—— rant against Andrew for a**anlt and Mr. William *' Bigelow is in Jail at •'* tte city on a luiainrx* nnd pleasure think they have done something liad, Eaton county scat on a charge of theft . • --------------------------- ------------ ; -- । trip. Hr i?tte father of Mra. 11. G. r.rt«hid.u.w » w,< ...I I„ need on the arene, and learned the [|a|r the spirit of a departed threshing ma- , .. . Gay Dartre of Baltimore is said to be chine. * ‘ ' No doubt but 0m> thought the happy jM>**CM<>r of a sheep (hat is ; .......... .......... ... —• - z—............ suit. llirm but I.tit Itey*, m.v* you vmt oltrsvu ^st,-* sn.l always atiltable to utM*ti open nlui and sLtit shut gates and nil all lw>. lie1 of Maple Grove, raiw-d five potatoes grieve* them, kept your;old i<old threshing machines machine* run! ; cauae cau>e hl'*" proficient ProGcirut iu the butting batting art. 1 whose joint weight wa* Sj lb«. One Full of Deviltry. ning until there wa* no spirit to depart. I Q®0, Hoakin*. formerly editor 1 weighed 2}lb*. . . . . . * anti nronrielor of the Vof ..nnzint vlll,. Fn. and proprietor the Vermontville EnAnd whai in the name of Mars is get The of me the <|tuuu-riy quarterly uinuiig meeting ... . .. . ,,, . »HV rt'jxirt VI , terprise, died at Paw Paw ou tho 3d. Hg rtrt., L.,,. rf l.rt, „( (he X. E. CI.ri.Uu> rb„rrk | He had been in feeble health for *evn-r..„ S«ml.r mon.l»« »ta»rv.<l » u., N,Wk br „„.uk,. „„ I jst week the editor of the Hawk rl.ur .L.H, l.ul bo-u „ u.rort.w.u , !,„<M B Uri.tj„c. Dr. Armour, concluding that Otsego seemed to hare either been drinking “htlT lrfl »**“. brf«’squint who h. Ix.b » water from Tbornapple River or else in a tetter opening for tiie practice of <«'.>>, rrtUomul.lr b> lbc lhw reading congreuionairrport*. a* he im- bi* profession than , Assyria, started with hi* family and chattle* for that . d«b- Uu- (rau Cbule, bm.lb . I.. tor b-r lunw, home io Ngtned himself in the vicinity of toe j| p lacc on Wednesday. Mr. M.IT. And ocuo oo . Koo^rx o» Tborrfo, oigl t Heavenly gate*, and a* he found a man | Hasting* personals. personal*.-—J. R. Eastman ST' uL * । h“kL ltn“ * "“‘M temperance on guard with a Springfield musket, wc ,iOt>^°’ and 'daughter dorr-.tlro old irteb „l . „( to. opine that he wa* in n melon jiatch, or tah, " ' and M, L. Williams ***** *"’ Kate to IxminuuiA, all on pleasure trip*. drr-,.1 to taul. o|,lnillk„1. some peach orchard, where a largv mas­ Julius Rusnell is in New York purchantiff had him by the most fleshy part of who .HI orrtbwor the Uolot<boi wy,. Too his territory, but m he introduces himThere is a trustee of one of the for to roror. thul. boy. Ud . Any of oor r-otorprui.s rorrrbooi. churches in Irving so mean that he will nj «_ J wishing to occupy a supplement to the elude that we are mistaken, and that not par over to a sick widow $3, hon­ estly due her dead husband, although a . * o i Xrw*- ** Kellogg. Demaray A he was hunting locals under difficultie*. the church hare agreed she should have Tb. too Sortie Jrrtoe. ~>d S.to Co. E. ( ,Klk do ^i. co <lo it. The essence of mean ties* j* boiled j Johowo. .bo .Oto tor ibr | „ „,r down into a syrup.—Journal. needs watching. murder of Marshal Gibb*, on the 18th. _. , . . , , A couple of young hunter* at Nash­ The following dialogue needs no ex­ OIL. b^t tool. oiomtoMion .! ItooUtor. V“ 11 W,C’L; ville ffot a nice carriage and home, and planations, •hi Monday, b<*fon> Esq. lUkn. «h.„—•'"* 1 and W-r-ra deserving paper— The htonng and shows to the very in­ went into the country to hunt. Not quisitive how a correspondent get* meeting with very good success, they U.., l»«»d u> U.« SoremU. ~ “ ‘ started for home, and on the way one ten ot Cind.lt Court tor trUi ,hr ,",b" ' *> of the guns wa* accidentally discharg ­ Corre spo n den t—“Well, neighbor, . . .. .. .. suit OI clothes is nl:ut i.n.L. it ed through the top of the carriage, making 3 hole large enough for a dog to and C. G. Holbrook, asked to have ' 1£rd Ribbon Club lias sccuretl Neighbor—“Oh, nothing. Say. how crawl through. That wm on Thursday Swin discharged, which proposition the 1 Baptist cJ.nrch iu which to hold can any peraon be a farmer, attend to court did not seem proper to entertain, i rncular and mass meeting*. The uu> wurB oul, On Friday afternoon Edwin Florence, The examination, in anticipation of n-gular meeting occur* on Monday o’r O0J of Grand Ledge, wa* arrested on com­ a crowd, wm held iu the court house. I “*xt. on which occasion Mr*, plaint of Jennie Kellogg, of Chester, charp-d with bigamy. About a year bat tte attendance wm small, not ex , >[»*«•“ 1* advertised to speak to | Cor.—“Oh, analyze the wind.” ago Edwin wm selling fruit tree* in reeding thirty |>cr*ou*. nud the caw ( the audience. * Cheater, met Jennie Kellogg, and in a Neigh.—“1 can’t *ee how you g Mi-nnr*. Kellogg, Dcmaray short time married bar, but after enjoy­ seemed to te devoid of that interest > -------------------. & Co. ami But I must hurry ing a week of marriAl life abandoned and feeling that i« usually predomin- E-Cook occopy a half page supplement hia wife, and wm not heard of until a ant at like examatiou*. tthis *'t" week, *" lin ~ ~~ order * '* to *favorably v* rep­ boys cut hi* foot very bad, beside* I few days since, when be turned up at resent their wares. They are live, en­ promised to help skin that ox John lost Grand Ledge m a married man, wed­ terprising anil go ahead men, and de- • ded to Hannah Beach, a respectable A Bad Burglar’s Big HauL this morning, the one that killed him- girl of Grand Ledge. Ilia first victim A lively burglar went through sever­ serve the targe nnd increasing patron- ; M-lf eating wheat, and then 1 must hunt made complaint, and in default of l>ail al wealthy Middlevillian* one night age that they are daily receiving. j around and find some one to go to the !>«■ is in the county jail at Chari tie, The W. C, T. U. have elected the fol ! X-pot aftw my sister, test week, and carried off a large amount . .. v «««, WHU »who G is’'exited ......... i r...for the ensuing i_.. . |,<>n. on B... .... r of carii nnd plunder. James Forte* lowing named officer* vj,». yjew York. Render, do you owe for thi* paper! wm victimized to the amount of >180 term: Mrs. G. A. Truman. Pre*.; ** SUNFIELD ITEMS. cash, and Gale Searles wm relieved of ” ' 7 .“.. J ’"I KMXOoq, Dkmaray k. Co. Even Pit Medicines, Cbemials, ic. Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpel Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions &c. COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c.. &c. KELLOGG, DEMARAY k CO. Lard, by the lb. or barrel, rr The Higtent Market Price paid for Hides. Pelt*. Ac. �REMARKABLE EMtilXEKKfHU. Panina IW, in Joly, 17TV. The bulk BbImb Dfrectary FACTS AMD FftiLUK. Btowart, writes: mighty pretty! •; a Should flunk H would Capital tad Surplus Sloo.ooo. the Kailoch path ia, at the average, in Ragland, । to each inhabitant; in Italy, 21; in many. 17j in Holland. 18; in Belg and furtive manner, to see Tilly Mac-. 1M1. tuxno- sstnM from "A Uuj at a Public Man.* in the North 4ntaricm MfW .* Tho brvaklMt al New York wW a (ail- Would you rather have 81di0 than to lave that?"asked the workman. “Ccrsinly,* responded the agent "Well I QLEBDT Mm, IXX) after, the great nswapaper o< California. Thoseof his old eomzadM at "thaeaee* who survive tell tales indicative of the I think I had, tool * monumcul, which JAMES A. 8WEEZEY, Attorney A Counsellor, rhr, when' work upon stands, a solid shaft fined and aristocratic Mina Ballentyne e provoked reasonable upon a Imm of day, about 23 feel thick, which rests upon a deep strata of grav Arehie, by keeping you are painting Mis. Baltentyno al- him on somebody's Raying, not good taste, to Mr. Lincoln, voutages, and without capital other than square milee. that of hands and brains, Charles De­ Tux fourth transatlantic cable was re­ Young quilted Sacramento for this city, cently -completed, making the fourth which offered tffl«Jd better fitted to the line in operation within a decade and a half of the successful completion of the founded by the first known Egyptian King—Meaca: "but what did we see of thia wonderful city ? Only a anooear.iou of mounds," says tho writer, "a few J LEE REED A CO., LUMBER WAGOI8, ago, it was demonstrated that the found- nnc telegraphs has grown, until at pres­ ent it embraces a total of MV cables, w-lh a length of 65,190 nautical miles, and 72J>62 miles of eondnetota Of this, Utt cables, with 58,547 nautical Fau Waooxs a Spxcialty. hia brother and j>rc»cnt partner, Michael woman in Egyptian dreaa. with noble DeYoung, he straightway entered upon features nnd finely modeled form, al­ fect, which would then weigh about the journalistic enterprise, the result of most perfect, although proltabiy 4.000 oberts a hoti maiss, beautiful .letter (I have them yet) 210,000,OOff pounds— the highest and which is the present Chronicle, which IMstsin in entavpriae, circulation and influence lingered and looked ai long ax- we was rather a light and frivoloua tiling thought sentiment required, then for the President-elect to say in each a 520 cal.lc*, with 5.G43 nautical miles pushed (in to tho remarkable ruina of company or even to one of tbe number, comjx-Ilcd to study out some method and then Mrs. Balfantyne’a cashier but, after all. it shows that be appre­ of replacing tho nnder-rtructuro with was an humble one. The Chronicle of length, are owned and operated by Gov­ the cemetery, which wm connected called with a large check—the payment ciates the real difficulties of the posi­ pome more substan tial. substance Qian to day was started as a mere * bill-of-ihc ernment telegraph administration. with this city, or I should say, magni­ play, for gratuitous circulation iu tno of my copyist work. I ventured to tion, and js thinking of the people more ficent city of tho dead—to the very The societies of a provident and in ask him of tho family news, but he Uian of the "millionaires," ana I hope monument ia only 55 feet square the theaters aud at the leading rcstantanta confines of which Memphis extended. dustrial character in England arc in knew nothing except tliat Mina Ballondifficulties of tho undertaking will l>e The small sheet contained, beaidee tiie creasing very rapidly. There an, at Aff IMPROBABLE .STORY. pOWERS A BARLOW, tyne was ill and taken abroad rather make Mr. Aspinwall see this as I did. readily appreciated, and a commission programme, space for theatrical critipresent 858 of tliem, with a working suddenly for her health. ciam and gossip, and for some spicy, precinct capital of oonaideralily over 815.000,000. 1 asked as a favor that he would keep mercantile situation, and was too much recommending cither the removal of pungent paragraphs upon current topics, and with nearly 85,000,000 mare in loans annoyed by Mr. Lincoln’s evident fail­ the monument entirely until anew base more particularly almut men end things ure to' show any adequate Reuse of tho could be substituted or an alteration of about town. Besides, there was room 1 38 such societies, with a capital ot about love affair., that tho original design, so that Abe pressnre for advertisementa, upon the proceeds FMLO0O. and 851,000 iu loans and de­ tliat the interest is keenly excited at gravity of tho position. He was quite willing to retire with My conversation with Mr. Lincoln could )>c extended over a larger surface of which the support of the little sheet posits. Scotland has 218 societies, once, and at every step some new de­ the chock, canny Scot, remarking, “It’s waa brief and hurried, but not entirely than 55 square feel. Butf vol. Caaey depended. In llicoutaet til is miniature with |l,72£i,000 working capital, and velopmcnt take nlace. Whet not ire. She was infinitely above me in a gude paimaister who pays whan hi. unaausfaciorv—indeed, on the main determined upon what Was then con­ venture In journalism may have Ihm-u EM RY A. GOODYEAR, membered that old Memphis social standing, and in every virtue and wark*. done." iJrater to audacious point |* aaui qiuio quite the reverao. reverse. Aio He is ia entirely cnurciy ■sidered aucavu an au auox iini f-a(. of removing contemptuously ignored as the bantling Ireland, on grace./ I oould not, a poor, wandering Tliat night camo and Mmsible sensible on tiie the vital importimport- 1 the elay foundation a littl'e littre at at aa time. lime. ‘’f those two young Jews. But the great fire in Gias- |I clear ^4 ' clay ’ ‘foundation ‘ pied with villa., garden., and .acred f studio and all my , ance of ho bolding |dlB(c the Demorrata Democrats close cJorc to I and substituting ar -entirely hew fotinda- . Dramatic Chronide, as it was then are but four registered industrial ant! styled, was aitoecther altogether too lively an idioct idiset j.-..-—-^7 featured old dame 1 «i— administration ma-UjU-Rj-tte. on tho «i.c naked anion anjon tion. 1 '■ "trffdVfarl.lty »*«> ia n»a«s FursbMlx*. Haro.*** provident societies, while the capital u marriage tho beautiful daughter of the and Laird of tho Ballentvno perauasion I to lie long ignored. Despite ita dimin - They are,’ ho said t acene whicli remain^ to ns to-day. After nut httle over 837,(XMJ, I ----------- 1:----- scarcely on-richest man in Glasgow, and yet she gave went up to heaven, like the prophet of -ja*t • . passing tiie largest pyramid, considered I Die most unmistakable proofs, even old. in a chariot of fire. the oldest monument of antiquity in after one sitting, that she loved me. I was rniued. fur I knew tliat Mr. y a fash­ vaxioua countries of tho world 1* pub­ the world, we deeeendcd rapidly to the f In ion sa ever a hornet's neat, and betimes lished in the A tig-,burg Gairtte. „p±,’.‘± 1 •“. "" “ta“d k r-'s* -*? --™ PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE, one little house of refuge standing in 1870 there were, all told, 4tt2 German w nuur a creature to have any very । anecatora. ■ h«.||>ulK Taylor; and the Democrat­ llnetin tiie midst at the sand, dismounted slid gau about a yer tonalities it was not only ws-pi*h, but Oomrals; in 1870 the number lias in- lunched - thus securing a good resting nod opinion of a woman •*>© toll in The next day I received a letter from I must vote to held the Union now, with, .ve with me I hated to tell it. Imt it .. AgD„. ParuL | whether we or the South than half com! unsparing. Besidre, it wm bright, I season, and after about an hour started ! to be safe nnd practicable. The first lialf are in Europe, to wit : In England. me. the poorer order of pretty »““'*» "I know all. Archie. I know that you ern men got things where they an-, and witty, fresh, and well-written. Withal, out with our guides to the two social tunnel was dng under th, monument “ *or n,“- 1 ,lluxJ lovo MIm MaeTavoe. Did yon think to 1 we must make it easy for them to do it might have failed but for tho rare 73; in Sweden and Norwav, «rt (33 in I points of interest here, the mausoleum I each country); in ItuMua.'!'.*; in Italy. m ,1 ov Cn vrw* w nn 1, 11,f .1 /.f 1. . « ■ t . t ....a . . i... . ..r> .« ■ . — to its center, twenty four feet deep aud ,. ,T.. .------ ,.................................... unviu- lur, * woo ubvv anown every- uus, oecatlM.- wo cal____ __ _____ „_____J' four feet wide. When the excavation journalistic instincts of Charles De37; in Bpain, 35; in Dcumark. 20; in mUi^| wL,c’1 ■.» T" w> iinppvu ,laPPc,‘ kj io ui<me al-I case without mom, them,'winch certainly • .1U'i". .1 —i — .L —Ii »----- ■ I * wuicu bi- c «m> wiuumi wnirn is is certainly ' was completed, it wm shown by deli­ Jonxg. Ho was not. and has not bepainted their eyebrow* and dusted I mo.t from my birth, how •comingeventa j the simple truth. Hr i* not a great rvitne a writer. But m by intuition he cate plumli-lines that were hung inside S. GOODYEAR, themselves over with powder. 1 record (-J4 their shadow, before,* or are yon man. certainly, and, hut for something I dinned what would moat interval the mama. 7. In Brazil there arc 18 Gi in 181>0 by the Egyptian authorities. tiie monument that the merriment bad , I public, and the moat readable sliatMi in man Consuls; in the United Statiw 1 it now my then disunder s-Spoil ? Yon know I believe in aimi-t woman like in the look of hia - ■a. a . symptom —,--- — of — — - — — uuuni * wu KUl settled uno-third ot an inch toward the ‘IT'oJ*'. “ 1 would n*ord t,M’ «>«* things. Terhapa it which it might be presented. He knew Th, '—■>■■« trench. By working nig lit nnd >lay, Oeeonica fin Hawaii and Samoa). 1 fact tliat I hied poisons or fish that had wm to turn from those ,n pointed Co). Casey had tins trench filled with among tho iiohemiana of the day. aud number uf Consuls gives some idea of ..... ....... ; J - ----------------- • -......... .......... — —■ a auaii <>1 eoucreic. rammeo sun nar<l with the MacTavoes 1 was at my case. ' es, f>00 feet long, ana lai Thank heaven! I he waa more troubled by tiie oalfook euco-four feel wide bv twenty four long liefore Mark Twain had grown They were jolly giria, talked slang, were famous hia value had Lcen discovered ■•elibi or Rtatncn being •r. You have or- than he thought it dmer.-et to show.; deep, aud extending sixty feet beyond not too particnlar as to the chivalrous decs enough noi nake you the most He asked me a numlier of questions | the .h^.. of the base of the monument. by DeYoung, and Mark, for a wretch­ res(»ecl which wm tho birthright and in lui man in .Scotland, and my abutit New V>rk. from which I gathered w that when finished tiie concrete ba_M- edly slender stipend, contributed regu­ an eminent French anthe air of Agtua Ballcntyno. Ye) they father. onlnr.(dear -------- --------------r_. ---bo ------------,rf------------------generousr_ papal , tor myJelf that he-----------is not K> much in will I* 175 feet square. When the larly to the little Dramalir Chronu le were ladies, good girls enough, and cn" 14,000.000 buahala; I •France. •““•-•• • . cutomt»e«! tor several dynastic* I never would ould have have thought thought of nf an an ances- I ththe han.la han.Is »r of Mr. M,_ Howard d «fl had Iwwn 1 .haft was completed It wm found that From this small !>eginning that aheel titled to at least decent respect from tor but for me!) has made vou c..m- 1 led m Hr wm to think. He wm a aoraaiug about tbe monument had ceasevl to wtllc, not enlarged and ita business incieaaed un­ England, IWMXt.OOObushels; Italy. 1\ Tb,.rt. W|.rP f„IUld u,r„ M.p>riu.. .-ban, (M r» . til the net earnings were slxiut 8400 a tXX>.OOObushels; Spain. 21,000.000 hush 11. ..i __ 1 i-irwuiiwx. 1 els; Holland and Belgium, i ’ J.OtaJ.iXM) j When I loft Agnes, who was aa fresh month, when the DaHy Chronicle was Iwiug the 'itilv । and pure m the heather on our Scottish trait of Agues Ballciityuc." Jluot help feci issued as a full-fledged newspaper. bushels; Hwititerland. 6.(MM).<MMi bush- oae DOW op,.n that worthy. Hv asked 1 had _ mo what- -------.... hills, alnl as delicately colored an the els; total. 2tt4.(MXU>OU bushels. The 1|1R interested in detail of *nrh n ■' " sola- -to •l>e , sue to the firnt one. The menu Except tho Inter*, whicli, by my oulj In-ard — . ' the project monument T1„.n. wrnJ t(,„ kmg ,Tenneraa charactenxed by the mine surplus of tho exporting oountiire 1* | good fortune. 1 hod kepbun the humble f brewing here" to detach New York city. | then settled about onmgbtii .. cstimatod m follow* United State*. ■ • ■ ■ .. .. ... >OBT. J. GRA5T Sells lodging where my poor, dear old mother not only from r of my painter .1 art; whose vo 157,1(00.000 bushrl*. Hungary, 7.500. J and I lived, among the quiet people of State of New York as well and make it trench wm tilled with Concrete H low and deep, and modulated <X)0; India, 12.1KMUXI0; Australia. 20. 1 and displayed an enterprise in Glasgow, I had nothing to return, She a sort of- free city, like Hamburg. 1 bock again, nnd the pluml'-llue bung gatl»-nng that rapidly distanced <MN).feM»; Southern Bussia. 30,000,000. cophagi ot the bo I In. told him I had oniy heard of such via- perjwndicnlar. Other trenches were Dannbiau countries, B.tXXJ.OOO; Egypt. dug and filled with artificial stou--, al ; voiced, coarse MacTavoes, I wm which I had fitted up after tins great | anor 1 sttnl>ata-d to than weighing forty tons, and many of them The Chronicle retained all the au­ tliat they right augh-s to the first, with similar ashamed of myself, that I found myself cloud of fire and mist had overtaken illustrated tite nece««ity of'as getting .... w-o »u fully cngrnvcl with figure*, represent dacity of ita dramatic progenitor, and Salt, Limo, Water Limo, &c. more at my ease and happier than 1 had me, some week* after this, when a commercial affairs back into a healthy ’ men" J> that after iurnK>nths" ing life, death and immortality But it Ium not Ihx-u distinguished m a reapoetbeen with Agnes. I knew all the time knock came to the door. and. m 1 coudltior aa early as possible. "That history. tliat it wm a concession to mv lower opened It. I saw Agnea. they arc than to understand how they I TXTM- F- HICKS, i» true,' he replied, "and nobody feels iP’d bT that scnsaUonaluun which has The Syndicate. nature. Ha<l I Ixwu a philosopher, like She floated in, so changed. *o .-the- it more than I do. And M to tho freeprove! RiicrcMfii) in some notable inwere put there. One which was pre’ ’ rcalixcd, that 1 doubted a moment city bmuncaa—well, 1 reckon it will be duce, and ia going on rapid)v that stanren in the journalism of tiie <iay, nation, and presently Mim Hilbbub nubti'ely of thought, 1 should han­ whether it was a real woman or u ghost, some time Ireforc the front docx set* up ita completion ia cxjwcted by the lat slid of winch illustrations are now to )>c asked the fire-. society young man She smiled, a smile of divine pity. ' housekerping of ita own account.’ of January, when the neglected .>ld icn away They i thought of Eros and Anten>\ of the cumpsaaion aud love. which struck me m a quaint aud rather mutmmeui will hare under it a founds kind the senaationalnm of the Chroni -Irvrn feet high black and white Ix.me of German le­ >uug man stared. de Iim diflrn-d little from that of other 'lam going, you arc. Archie,* tion tin 1 made an ap|s>iutmcnt for Washing"The blow struck ticrc, wl mnlthc uaiu* the Chronicle setisalionahsm ha* sur J^EXTi.EY BROS. A WILKLMH, raa not von; material thru; the artist nature waa but hand on her cheat. fellah that run* Queen'. O|>era Company dating to tix-tr burial, and in whose mo»t am n Ring account of the li Inc-atone, sea sand, pcbblco. and dormant within me. I was lull dreatn 1 mean that you Portlsnd cemenl. mixed bv machinery Young has surpaaMwl that of other eon " ’Tain’t that." a l»eat young man found U|>un the walls, which wrv placed I ductors of such journal.. That ia all there as offering" to the god; t)iw. | yon did love mu n little" here her teocted the attention of the whole my present. kind of haw—darkies all sweet wild-rose color came high up in ' house, hanging as they did over tile redIt was not until Tilly MacTavoc >t:*M, you know ; whole lioat her check ‘st one time, did you uot. velTvt box front. During one of the swung on swivels When completed asked mo to point her portrait tliat 1 > >.olug every day. PohtiArchie? but with me it was a complete —*" v * down i“ *~ the ‘ rent into the public is familiar. Of course De the foandation will have cost nuarlj realixed. artistically, the great gulf l»e; lU-publicau* suit AbubYoung has been charged with nnacrnjm tiMsion; I loved you wholly, and when 81 (JO.0U0. • twe.«u the girls. The Acting Secretary of the Treasury where shortly after appeared Mr Lin­ Jour n**> of hi* paper to gratify private ‘What.* thought I. "peiut upon •reived a postage-stamp to the lunoiiut coln. and a troopof gentlemen all eager malice, and mcrecnary considerations to be prereulcd to the new President. have Ik-cu freely attributed to him —just On board steamships the firemen cm one of one first families. "Syndicate’* Mr, Lincoln looked terribly bored, and leen brown shadows alternating with me, half laughing and blushing, and as ployed about tho furnace* urn somenothing to do with politics, heard some Mt on the sofa at the end of the room. ;old‘ which were hidden in the hair of ■he said so a tear fell from her eye and. ope postmarked Phitadelplua. with a newspaper in the country. "But be has wiui nis list pnaucAi tiaca on tiu hctul. « . • , . Agnea. For a moment 1 hated Tilly glittering like a diamond, it slowly __ .i . . • profuiw (wnipiration render* * large fellow La. one in tiie Court statement to tiie effect that the sender taNdu.l pnUu“l'‘^„J^„“ E X. ...|Tlr never shirked the fullest pcrevnsl re­ '!s.' kfaoTaVoe, but when she Undulated trickled down her dress. sponsibility for the course of the Chron I knelt at her fe*l; I buried my .» . u^b.„.d ... ~*c ..Th' d— ceedeJ in erasing the cancellation mark ide in every particnlar. More tlian worthh-aa face in her robe. What did I very white hand at me from one or two stamp* which bad ix-vu say? How did I uk her to forgive? A •• Happy Family.'’ hat could a wretch say who had re­ the system. It aecm* to pass th rough wm |iH>k"d up to with so much confi ceived evary thing and given nothing? A policeman found a family of five dcncc that tlierc wm at first a general him leady to meet them without We hail one of those interviews which peraon* and two old trunks tinder a shod It was while I wm painting this por­ through a sieve. and flow over the surflinching. He does nut run when n pis­ inclination U> accept bls theory ; which amount "justly due,' and, to make it trait that old Mr. Bollenlyue came to cannot be put upon paper Hhe Itcggvd near thi foot of Hccond street, waiting Montunentii, Tombstones. Mantles, Ac., tol ia prerented; and. on the other hand, waa disturbed, however, by a young lady "dead sure." inekwU stamps to the me aud gave me an order which altnu-o. me. I remrmlicr, as the last wrench of to go np the river on a wood-barge drink of cold, or even cool water, tinder he lias lung lu-rn known as a man who who said "She couldn't exactly iimMr- amount of 10 rents, which were revere.) my degradation, to take the check for which wouldn ’ t leave until the next fore ­ promised my fortune. He wanted me thr..e aircum»t*aoea. on an empty stom­ into the renacicuce fund. - Washingtrnt npon provocation would shoot. Still tierburned pictnrca to go to the bonae of hia brother, who ach, ia very dangerous and liable to "It wimi not your fault that they were the woman was wquug her produce death with alm oat »Le sndden- hr is neither a Im Uy nor qurrclaome. No Sherman has ontered the syndicate, or wm a Scotch Lain! of some urMutiou, quieter man of buaincaa con lie found handkerchief and all the •mall boy w», and to copy for him some old family burned.'' said she. than the small, rather muaculariv built had something to do with it." •re a>|ualhng. t/oord s short (Kirtrait*. I know, ot course, that this tical advantage lias been obtained by "O yea--fences I " suddenly broke weu. •*> aw ” What srvwns to be the matter? in । mixx — *;-------- -- — —«-------mixing tanuacrous su >listener*. cs|»i splendid piece of good fortune came the comfort 1 had out of that piece of out a young man who makes a living time ago. Hr promised his mother that pajH-r. quircd the officer as he halted among i' n alD ’oatnMvd. cialfe oatmeal, with with the the water water to to ’h be by sucking his cane. " Fences," ho add­ he would write a gixxl long letter, de­ ti ’ ie court m “ Charley' DeYoung. His , . . !1 used' After she had gone I looked on the thrill m I looked at her sweet, noble, ured by the men employe.! employed at this kin< kind ed vaguely, but still with considerable scribing hi" trip and itoording place. Oh. nothing much, answered tho ' of labor. The oatmeal oatmeal is is mixed mix«l in in the th. beautiful face, m it began to smile out1 Boorwuere sue nan sat, ana saw a • •, The enthusiasm.- "Don't you know? Men­ " 1I've jumpin'tooth-ache, ouncre t< to uncommon cooUicm and self control. din' hia fences; Sherman's ten -ca -----ve got tiie jumpin tooth-ache, proportion of three or four ounce* of my canvM. to think that such a i l,nKht. sparkling thing lying on my man. mother was nearly distracted when she woman oould tore me. We had had ! l,0,nl*le carj>et. It was a diamond- Hn it alius slacks up on me about the gallon of water, and used according There u a quiet finmicM in his manner got the following interesting letter from aud rxpreenion tliat would indicate that many iuterviewa, of course; sometimes ’ ' * . .. . wndnighL II to to inclination inclination by by the the firemen firemen and and coalcoalAnd the sudden gleam of intelligence him: "lam here, s-J * ------------ * a~ | he ia not a man to be trifled with. But I heaver*. It might lie difficult to deter­ alone, for a short walk, but more often it in my hand a severe magnetic shock died out ot hui face, aud his voice sunX watch ter a pup, a Oh, *he’» kinder tired I mine why oatmeal, for thia purpose. there is about him no trace of bravado. into a feeble mutter. with her Aunt Elspeth, m ehaperon; ran through um- : tiie stone had some 1 He reached pup. and I w-nt in ■ wimmin* fourteen I a. soosi alia wood gs_ ----------hut Mias Elspeth was deaf m a post. at it all ,or bbut cr **=*1 aginasthe pile she’ll Jmckwli^U.^r^ryc^hwaTmBleti eta most notably, perhaps in hisreneontre around tor his cane intending to re­ times yaaterday, and the fellow ■tide l-.-i, —in the wood pile shell buckwheat, or rye, and absorbed in knitting, so I wm able cruit his failing intellect by a long suck my pocket-book, and I want some folly, all Svteatoepand fortret forget all all nimut about it IL Khn'a She's 1.... but .1.. the «. fircnJZ themvlvea ►x-m to , _______ a. the great shame and enormous « ---------r — ■ money; and I shall bring the pup J to use a lover's pleading, if I had •cness of ngLt. tlllnp haa the effect of making them . u ’V lnt*'lllK’-n<x ^ad pub at the ivory knob; bat be bad left it ont home." the inconsistency aud th© cotnrnns of 1 right, she she ia. ia.* --------------------------------’* But the are crying," con I m .trong m home*. We mav rafelv al- I *“*?’*’ or ^nateuad in the Hall, aud dejectedly sucked tiie But anmething fro*© my tongue. I “,ure- 1 ha 9 U“- ,M*n “ children * ’ roll M an — imjierfoct |nw ^metinng for this kind' of preju ' ‘’L** felt an intense embarrassment a fear | tl,“ m wr --------- «»«•«» Ute officer. -- ,U !t — , " Yaaa, kinder kinder crying. " rrplirxi which wo know to be very intent ‘ °P°n crying," replied the the »f Ague*. She liad an attraction that 7lw ?“ **”•* “ Perfert one Weil, syndicate, as I anderrtand it,’ heaven “But that that's nothing. That That boy, boy. among the influences on health and dis- i 1)<S'<’"“R ,n ‘^i’ - . "but ’s nothing. wm most powerful She did uot want '**c *?7,U.O7“ »against -------- - k -------- ; tu*0 I-------- ” ~ -FT------- 7------------------ -HL ----- Judgeuoon drew- lhe Ida revolver and «®arked a fragile young man .ho w tho side ot TilAugnvtiis Ca-i-» -----------1 -• llrvw revolver and • — f 'usar, hv waata a slick of that maguetism whichwhich is beauty's hand!. ’k'011 “ad driven , - J?-! .— I "training lumaelf trying to ace wmomm^aud wnbout bLu£ * T,~* mo to t---------,cc‘ — 0<<»•" I I gum. l»at hell soon chaw himsdl to I pt»Ubl, will. . pleuM.4 a.T; utn t>.Yo<iug H—I I Ui“*« ibxu.^b a |W. .4 poworUa*. but she wm at th© some time dilated by tiie tight I sleep on a sliver. The next one. Charles KW. o< .UmukU..,. of U>. .limenUr. bn auuLuoT* nud. Unr<-r u.1 syndicate -yudiB.U-w.brB a fellow's I.Uo«‘.fUB« U, do < is when a going to Henry, he's howlin' 'cause I won't buy B.BCOU. «rta°<« IB .Bdr • —r M u> | „on, „a grd"'. do.. 1 something, and “>■< another ““J1"' fellow •>" ” repolfant. I fdt it somewhat explained, j ol 1 stadia©, doesn't him a nckin'-liorsc. but sooAS I get In u "fc IJ .nd dluaBBd him. ibongh not until I to; other fellow °U‘" '•"»•«» ------------when she told me that she hail the anguish and self­ । want.nhim goes to court, time to spank him hell curl down and Scotch second sight, and that ah© had taproach, a love, fiery, impatient, tieart’lUniui .Bforunwl. l.y.Un-lrr hul boon pta.rf. “<1 «» «« Judff. J«l«. rt-re. m-r. bto-mbin InnOBI. tho power of tiie magnetic hand. In- tanding, for Agoex took powcasion of C> to dreamin’ of angels. That gal, increasing tho amount of cutaneous ex About .. .... . . .* . .<: law-fellows call it—mien Li i tn out a »v two y«a ^ter th. C«ro..„-« iuerra, han got her mouth up for fried- halations The men occasionally try deed she smilingly gave mo some , t”**- I remem bored all her grace, her - t---------------------------------- var. ‘ dicate; then this fallow can t do 1L cakes and milk, but I’ll give her a bite acid, saccharine and alcoholic drinks aa contained a ferocious attack upon Mr. ! B. F. Napthaly, of the Sun. in which my bride, were being torn from mo by o’ pork and bread from tho trunk and substitutes for tiie oala, but alwsya with disgraceful reference wav made to a fe­ pony Hit for a little while wrapped in that bony rival, death. I could not l»ear unsatisfactory rosnlta. except that they male member of hia family. Napthaly, silent admiration of tho young man*, find molaasos and water better than dear rootn unassisted, an easel which it took who had boon connected with tho proft und knowledge of th? law. But willfully, secretly deserted for the poorer to be kinder afflicted, but we are a regu­ the whole question was finally settled lar happy family."— Detroit Fret Prue. aist on the excellence of rum and whisky, ChronMe, was then conducting the Sun, now extinct. He retorted with an by the decision of ■ voting man who under all circumstances. |<ctiti*'u tor I now felt wm painting her. and her face looked article containing the most atrocious at wasting a rare and valuable life by tryThrsdere Tilton. like that of a glorified angel. Thia I hear that Theodore Tilton ia at tion a momentary relief, followed by ad(Minted rag. and artificial charms—that DeYoung. Thia ia the article which cheek and look over hia collar at tho jx.i---- « .__•— ----------•-------- ' lion aud Kalloch announced be would read. and deliberately ‘taken up his burden" Jo.spA Upon ita publication DeYoung armed dawning interest, and, after a painful again and aapporta Elisabeth, paying JFilson. > my existence. 0 himself with the avowed purpose of intellectual effort, asked: her 81,000, or >tnctiiing like it, every Oh, God 1 Who " Wha* ia it? Whs’ talking about? " killing Napthaly. The latter alaoarmed six months, which is certainly a very They told him. and showed fight. Several rencontres I held iu my hand the sparkling stone. liberal aitowanoe. Long ago Pfynjouth "Syndicate?" he asked—"syndicate? being made, in which • seemed to fasten itaoif to my flaah. Church failed to send the moneyjv<iiah mi of North Carolina, it had promised to her, and wMahMt at this rate, when I York. "No, indewd; ia that to 7 Well, that's quite right- F-n a millionaire R DROGS.MEDIClHESaaiCHEMiCALS, S23' HARDWARE. H IRON, NAILS t SHELF HARDWARE i DBi GOODS, SILKS 311 DRESS GOODS PLASTER Groceries and General Produce, American and Foreign Marble, NO PATENT NO PAY. IHYENFIONS mm That, at legal, I wo«ld retain. Mrs. Croly (“Jenny June), a jut-i ed. u-ue-he*rted and noble womaz who simply looked hit and scriomdy wounded, ax was claimed, by a ballet fired by DeYoung. That put an end to tho pistol practice State, Oct. 7,1780. The victory of the of the editors, and the matter died out. Americans in that battle wm really the turning point of the war. It is worth way fit to talk about here." And then the eomjisiiy very properly dropped the iuddiistte subject, and re­ sumed the conversation about the awn­ party.—Burdette. stich unutterably A map-agent went into a manufac ing estabhahmont in Norwich, Ct. tended to invite a shooting gffnty. It ccntiy, with an egotistical idea that _____ t — .1. _ ■ doubtless will be response tc be made wm with a revolver. end preside at the lovebeet nsrile on Laks Katrioe. Yet modcMlv (he de­ uniiM IS, 1781, opuMN Sept 8, of the mother of his chilIcm dropped Uin my the individual upon which be hit re- bnlhaot aotfaae �SUPPLEMENT ®hr $asIniUe gletrs. RATURDAY EUGENE COOK , fun b [dignified riiiren* put hi 1mjr> found 11m- bull un» tunning away wjtte him, down a. dirt rood.. toward* » crowd arotmd the Country *4 ore, on lllftioi* ntreet. <tlic. Ire kr-ja yip with the bull, aud yelled MANUFACTURER OF FINE Here we c >me, datn our foolish souk! Head •«*• off somebody I" They were halted, and as'the yoke, wa* being lifted from hi* tw-ek he yelled. “I’nstand.* MM - . tilts' <n No life is pleasing to God that is not useful tn mart r audta nira DHAiwnKra lJ<LwlilwliAttJwSj w JtwAJm 1 Ol?i 0 The woman who pul her tongne to a 'rhe “Spirit was moving" and there wa* quite a revival in the church. An effort was Iteing mark- to bring for* aid inemln-rs that had straye-dfromthe path with hr» subject exclaimed: “There is nothing that the laird iialcs so much a* over grace. Burglars atrofy- Farmer Plummer, at Durham. Mc^ and he chased them, los­ ing no time iu mbliug any clothing to the shirt in which he liad slept, but taking care to throw a gnn acroM his shonldrr. Across fields aud through a village he pursued them, until he got within close range, when they surren­ dered rather than be shot. It waa under the stars, at tho front gale: “May 1 ki*> yon F* he intitmnred in her ear.. Her color came and went. Her iw.-urt beats faster than Hanis tr«<t>c the star* looked down to see her blush, and she looked up to aigb. with a tuid then shyly replied: “Proposition accepted if done only once. An cx-Govcrnor of Georgia, once re­ marked; “I never deny newspaper storie* now. An editor on one occztaiuu printed a iihbU dreadful areusation ugaiuKt inc.iu a psg>rr published in roy all my family and friend*. I denied it of courae. promtly andcirmiustantially V-mi suppose the fellow did then? to support hi* family, ami he took money to make np Uh- dr^-ienry. Thi* is a cnrir.iis-plea in the face of the fact that Mr. 1‘xim- and other Ma**a tiug np statistic* to prove that a work­ man can lire a* well upon *1.50 per an­ num. and rapporta family, a* lie could thoo was entirely al fault in Pain** case. Willie Anderson ' wa* one of the brightest and moot popular boy* in WayneaviBe, Ohio. He worked in a printing office, went regularly to Hun- of robber* porticnlnriy interested him, and be talked a great deal with his E. Gook'*, A emit of roughstuff—A .clihichilfa ulster.’ .lush evidently preferred an omniim* I aa being chr.ii*T than a “tty.” Whut country will make a carriage run well? tiroccc. What tmtiou./niakc* them go faster f Kushrian*. . Mi*. Shoddy'* ricai are interesting' to those- who are thinking about keep iug a carriage. say*-that id»e ha* thought it nil over, and Come to the courlnsion that bioocbe* are almost too targe* that these ’ere “cutipous” are too shut tip. but that a nice, rtvl, i<!i Privy I'liautom built at E- Cook’s . j Carriage Shop, Would be just Ila-tiring. •' P«i> phantom must In- a night­ mare. W»T<* <■ TT7CT DUuwlLb! 9 TWO AND THREE ville, for Stalk & Vrooinnn.s Mud and .Sand Baud*. We put them on all our new work. They are worth ten times them on any carriage for two dollar*, if you ate not satisfied after giving theta a trial*}our money will be cheer­ fully refunded. - SPRING FARM WAGONS’ 4 Wr arc building two Myles «.f three 'pting.Jww—eat family whguns, which .nr great favorite, with-our farmers. • >ne kind is adapted to general tree, su«h a* marketing, etc., *;n] the other to pleasure -driving. They are highly finished, arid irimcd iu leather or cloth. J? Platform Wagons! a Lumber Wagons! Brawn* why Cook’* buggies have tM-<-outr so imnietiM-ly po|iulan I. The v-<Jtkuuin»hip throughout ia fint-rt/m. .1. They are made with white ash and ahitewnod bodies. 4. They all round edge steel tire. 5. *Tbey ail har e the “anchor Iwand" steel spring. T. They all have Norway iron body loop heads. «. Th. All lu>« Norway it on dash feet. • 9. They are trimed with all wop! goods, and will uot fade. 10. They arc painted in ^hc most skill­ ful manner. ticular, and if any pait. of the job proves defective, it n ill cheerfully .lie made gund. . CUTTERS atylhb buggies of Cook’*, just like Mr. McFadden**; they say their* is ju*t splendid. SLEIGHS culirie*. quite ’remote from Nashville, by jealous carriage denier*, that E. carriage*. repaints them. put* hi* own name-plate on them, nnd sell* them ventarea that he found dumbed in dime novels aud boys’ story pai»cnt. He lived with his mother. rant, and mc-urberrd that she waa thelicroine of Wl-van give you prirre*' tiuit •:tn eu.iiftiiie fax <ubly with auy k-giti-* • lh*uirbli*-r .ibr place, Alain street#. Nashville. s OPEN AND TOP By Paine, the Fall River defaulter to the amount of neatly e-O.aiO. excuse* his 8 I hate a fii; djui s di!—Biiiiugs. themselves. A kind Providence mn«t provide for loafer*. . sit* calmly and st*-* her - hmdnutd pull off hi* dirty boot* on the parlor carpet without a word of dissent. n »in>p ami look over Um’ large', and ETC., ETC ETC * ■lastardly false, stateiucnt. aud is the outgrowth of their envious and wound­ ed soul*. Repairing, Painting, Trimming, ke. Our facilitie* f«»r repairing (anything tiage) are such that we can do thia branch of business with “neatness and despatch.” that iris house was crowded with visit- fimric d. Don’t FaUto Examine Our Work and Get Prices Before Buying Tririiuring promptly done at the lowest lly- El’GKKK COOK. iiwntj, and was put off a railroad train Shops East Side Main Street, Nashville, Michigan EUGENE COO �cihty for manufacturing, and all work partici folio wing line of Goods: Curtain Rose Sept. I Mai ble-Tup Center Tables, And the performance will continue from day to day until further notice. Doors open at 7 a. m., and close at 9 p. m. wanting iu this one, to-wit: the mere valgor desire for notoriety al any cost. Mr. Conkling has been more or km at­ tentive to Mm. Sprague tor a period of three years. Whatever may be tbsir M'stiments'w ith regard to each other, and whatever relations may hate been the result of those arntimcnUarr ques­ tions that nolmdy ran conclusively an­ swer bat themM ivca. and It k proUbly safe to assume tUt they will never anmay be in thia particular, there was and ami ianothing unnatural and noth­ ing remarkable in the fact tjhat these two people should have cultivated in­ timate relations. They are, in fact, well matched. I know of no two per nona of the opposite sex mom exactly calculated to be congenial than they are. Each, iu his or her own line aud way, baa fame, commanding position in society and politics, full of caste, vani­ ty of person and haughty independence of tharactcr. , Each seems to hare Wood-Scat Chairs, What-NoU, Brackets, Office Furniture, every article will be the latest tn style Fall in With the Crowd Central Michigan. the manufacturer which i-uablcs us to That is HUSHING to the NEW but the best German and French J Tates and defy competition in thia line. ' Our Cane Seal Chain and Rockers FURNITURE STORE! ly call your attention to a beautiful Walnut Parlor Chair that ia maaufactured with a patent block dove tailed front post paxacs through the block in- by society aud by the statute. Of the five Stewart grave robbere on­ ly one, Henry G. Romaine. is known by name. The lawyer through whom tliey have sought to mgotiatc with Judge Hilton ia Patrick H. Jones, for­ merly postmaster, and later register of New York. Tho asm demanded waa >300,000. Judge Hilton refused to pay more than >*5,000, the original reward for the return of the body. All efforts liarirg failed to secure both roldwre and body, Judge Hilton, on July 34th. reopened negotiations for the ransom of the body without regard to the couvietion of the thieves. The negotia­ tions are now pending. The name of the detective who ia represented as chair far beyond the strength of any ordinary chair. Our Marble and Wood Top TaUea are nicely finished in oil with paints of beautiful burl veneers, highly polished 1LL0GLDEMAW & CO, Our Secretaries, Bureaus, Commodes, Extension and Breakfast Tables. Wash cash figure* than ever before offered in ago of complicity along with Detective Phillip Farley, bow of the excise office. Hearse and keep constantly on hand a full and complete line of Undertaker's GOOD GOODS, duties of an undertaker without the us­ ual trouble and discord that is found LOW PRICES and ing system. FAIR DEALING, “Lire and let live." KELLOGG, DEMARAY A Co. IT* Chamber Suit* for >30.00. Mar­ ble Tables for >C.00. at Kkllogo, Dkmauat A Co.'a IT Nice Bedsteads for >1.73 at Kkllogg, I>KMxttar A Co.'s. Is what is doing* the Business. F? Who has saved the farmers the moat money in a bu-mess way during the post summer f Kkllogg, Dptaaar A Co. You cannot stop it.—-The people will find ont where they can get the BEST GOODS for the LEJSTMOJ\'EY, and the Universal Verdict is that the place is at . Kellogg, Demaray & Co 2 Doors South of the Wolcott House, Nashville, Mich. A Full Line of Undertaker’s Goods connected with the establishment. the Panama canal which, in respect cost, rapidity of completion and pre tibility of com pl tion. far cxcrlk tit ri—* v-jl. x. oatthall srps will thc cost of whiah amount to a third pc canal; and, fa additi � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-09-20.pdf.pdf 15f96d186b3f9bd5a5a511cc4698c622 PDF Text Text ORNO 8TRO NASHVILLE. BARRYCO., MICHIGAN, SATftuBAY,-SEPTEMBER 20, 187!). NUMBER 52 Iwkrilk giwrtwj. IV1 c Ht ^“v1 tow la ssttawted at •lUO.OD, partly LnstuM. -Tbe H'lMuwta Lnatitote for the Dsaf and Dumb, st Dstevan, waa totally daslreysd t*y hf a few days ago, involving a loss to Ibo State of about »250.0Ua Bo liras ware teat, though the .buHding burnsd quickly No iaanrtouM " "We have no me for one," replied the eaahier. "But you ahem Id always look into the miaty future," went on the fiend demnrely; "next winter you will want to Rfwtwal uf tbe t'uderwaud War. Dtspatebos frooUraysio, Ky., state llial-U* Underwood vutenuting tears fearfully than •van two yvars ags, wbsu nothing ten tbs State “I uso dub akatea—no straps re­ quired." . • “Yon may want to screw some boards together some time. The old-faahinned method of driving aer.-wn in with a flttci a compromise btawere tte Tammany and lmnm.T >a perniciona. as it. deteriorates ifoUMno tedious, lbs spUl was •M.tx.J, aud ZuiarM ^irrrfsrg. the tenacity of tbe screw, aa it were." th* Tammany dstefsltoc tan the haU and nomwindow-panes, and in her poor home ' ‘'Nothing to-day, air." Sumi thinks that his tailor’s persist­ W. a YOUNG, inatxl Jobs KsOy, obtef of tte Bactem*. f<w —About a»ty families were reodsred borneby the Zayder Zee the blind gtrl spina. “Thia gimlet also acta as a corkscrew.* ent demands ought to be checked, and ao Qormnt. In Um regular cxivsattoa (Hr lossbytho late C.riteu (Cot) tire Tbe lota is _ Though dark the turns her wheel, for dore the tailor. ■* ’ ’ * only way to keep beradi “Itdao may be used as a tack-hammer, England At a meeting of the reprewunalivee RoUaaon was reoomiu&ted, aa were all of tte not less than J75.U3O. F>res are ragisg all “A kjxd word spoken to a husband a cigar-holder, and a tooth-bru»h.” of tbe limited manufacturing oompaaica al prearat offirere but Heal Oov. Dante inter. through the mountains, started by Um Indiana li A. BARBER. will go farther than a broomstick or a' “I don't want it" . She toils on, whether the sun Oldham, at which about 4,(W,<W spindles flirtation.” soya a woman of experience. sends hia bright beams into the hut or "It ha. an eraser, a jam, an inkotand, What a paradox to nay that gout whether the veil of night is over all. a table for computing compound abort U»a by working ahernate waste or thrre liwetary of tUae, Allan C. Beach; for She toils hard, for the spinning-wheel intereat, and a lunch-box attachmenL" rnns in a family. Whoever saw gout Java eweh week for one mouth. Flfly eom- Oomptrvner. Fred P. <Hcn«; for State Trsssaeven make a decent attempt at walking ? is her only menus of supjxirL “I can't help it; I don't want it." IMUtea. uparuUtg '.!,<»•,00U. jtptodlea, have do- qjr, James Mackin; for State Engineer, Hora A hailor put a aaddie on Irind part To-night the blind girl spins un­ “I know you don't; you are one-of ridwl to gv on abort time immediately. usually fast, until at last the flax is all those mean men who won't buy a gimlet before. A bystander showed him his worked off the bobbin. Then the wheel unless it lias a restaurant and a trip error. The sailor exclaimed, “How do Urf that tte Amari has. mtte-r voluntarily or you know which way 1 am going to stops, and with a sigh she drops ler through Europe and an Italian opera through fear if hia own rioknt taking off. hands and thinks. . I company attached. You're the kind of nde?" abandoned Ids friendly atutuds toward the She arises, and finding her way grep- a man who would live near an electric When a hualMnd comes home after English, and asasrncsl one of open hostility. ing along the wall to the little bureau , light to save the gua bill.” midnight and asks his wife the time of Hia l« sly guard are said Io have takes part u: ! rir.temant and tatterorae Waa manlfewtad by IL GRISWOLD, in tbo comer, she uagcrly grasps the , And the |>cddlt-r walked out with his night, and she bate him over the head the two parttea, and John Kelly, fa ba. >P«>. only book in the room. Ileturning in i mental plumage on ths pcrpendicula. with a roliing-pin, and tells him it has arcapUng |te nominatuxi of the I-liters, olaimn! the aamv manner to her chair, she aits struck “one," it is time to retire. the defeat of Bibiuaon by 8(>,'<J0 reins down, opens the book and begins to j Hsw to Live for a Cent ary. “Aw I it is not to be wondered at," re-H«i Alexander Mllchell, who feta Europe read. ' The experience of the French clergy­ tn.vkcd Mr. Toplofty, as he adjusted — Tbe new Btltuh irouclad turret ram, AcaBrail? Yea, read.and to find conno­ man. Canon Bcadoti, who lati-ly died at his eyeglass; “are bathing has grown memncai, carrying four 3<ton car... ta-1 W tation in God's word. Though dark it;I the age of 102ycam, offers a few suggreions burden, with ecginre ft,Ort L bores -power, may be without, within shines the light | tious Io those who seek to know bow vulgah herd took to the watah, and it lias juat been eorewaafnlly launched of the gosqiel. Her dark, dreary life i: they may attain to long life. He ate j has become vewy much soiled." is illuminated by Christ's love. CHAS. IL BRADY, anything with impunity, not only eat­ I A bald-headed professor, reproving Beneficent friends have given her a ing heartily at every meal, but often A TroRNKT al Law ae.| H..l*clt.w is Bob Inrerioil's Convention. Kr»l Itetete aa4 ln.ur.u.« A^.,,,1. “Bible for the blind,” and tanght her ’; nibbling biscuite, etc., between meals. j a youth for the t-xereise of his flute, I said, ” We fight with our heads at this aad I «Morr>aclB« arpnUllr. iLunlj The " National lateral League," organized al how to read with the finger ti»pa. For ’ M*n* fwowip l) aite,4<U to. *». I He drank moderately of wino, and was —Seitrerlaul and Austria are atoct to la the tosteure of CoL Bob lagwreoU and otter I many years ahe has found jicace and '-to the last very fond of sweet things. college." The young man rejected a mnnecbd by a subterranean railroad, to b oocbihsvvre. met al CmemnaU. last weak. | happineas in the words of her Itedoem-1I He never knew what heailache or moment and then replied, “ Ah, I «we. and you have butted all year Lair off." catted tbr Alberg railway. It will be a tonne । ci. Alas! thia refuge, the only one she ': rheumatism waa. and, when a middlethrough Uie Alps, about ait miles in length. An Iowa editor acknowledges a pres­ A preliminary declaration nd platform was i has. will bu denied her. I aged man, could and would go out ent of grapes in rather amlngnous In vain ahe feels over the letters and I adopted. It te very lour, and resolrrs U>at ths I shooting from morning until night, ex­ grwral moUre cf the Nstmoal Liberal party te I erdcavort to make a phrase out of the posed with no ill-etfect to cold and wet. language. He says: “We have re­ to realiss more fully than has erer yet brea ' few letters ahe ran distinguish here aud At l>7 he liad the first severe iHnrea of ceiver! a basket of grapes from our LEWIS DURKEE doos tte main objort of a government by the thrre. Incessant labor had hardened friend W., for which he will accept our people aa etprewwd is the .Kdarattoo of imte- I her fingers' tops; ahe could no mon ,; hia life- an attack of bronchitis. Up compliments, some of which arc two alone J qua last, telng 471. Of ibis number pcmtaocs aad the vrwamtds to Um rooelitii'MMi 1 to this lime he had performed s-rvice : reuirtylrraia has X^MU; New Turk, 2,0V-. I distinguish the letters with those cal-!1 in his church every Sunday, with his 1 inches in diameter." Ohio, 2,31'; Illinois, 1,167; Virginia, | loos fingers. A word to the wire is sufficient. A i regular three months’ duty in Wells Missouri, I,(Ml; Indiana, 1,610; Alaska. X । For a while she seemed to be Stupe- ।i Cathedral, Ins voire continuing distinct find. She ta bereaved of the only thing ■ and faowerfnl. To the day of his death upon a lady of hia acquaintance. Her private Jeter in rrganl to the rrewut xi.b uf which made her bear her gloomy lot i ho never lapsed into anything like | little (laughter, who was present, grew ■v*l.xvd ttouplo to hte Hlate. "I dMtrc to aMurvpatiently. She feels more forlorn than “ second cluidiahnesB." 1‘oasibly the weary of hia conversation, and whispered you that not only h*re tbr refn^sva not >Urva.1, ahe ever did before. It seems to her explanation of his very long and healthy | in an andiblc tone, "Didn't ho bring but non. bare bren pnnnittol tovufTer far <bc that even God baa forsaken her. life lire in this: He had a moat jm- his amen with him, mamma?” nominated for (ximptruUsr, Fravas M. Darby “I will bring the blind by a way that,(perturbable temper and singularly even ' ■ sal of brmJ>nd.iMt>rtd of tbnr loaf!ng around Two ruiKsns met each other on a for Attorney Geusral, and J. L McCulmgh fur tbr luwnaanJ omoa uf our State, teal, with a . they know not; I will lead tb rm inpaths ' spirits, and would not allow anything 1 Clerk of Court of Appeals. very few ricvj.tton., rmpliymrat waa rre«ldy tlutt they have not known; I will make to worry him. He ha*! many an enter- j• Emibc, how old yon look today! I obtaiuod fur tbexn, and they are now »vlf-.up- : —F.« Guv. John T. Hoflmaa has resiggsj darkneaa light before them, and crooked taming remembrance; not the least of I1 never remember yon looking ao old as txwuns. doing wen, and are happy, and neither the office of Hacticm of Tarumauy, and will thingn straight; these things will I do । them was the being held up to the win I you look to-day." Emtlie—“You lore nor mocu y would Induce ttw-ra to return to 1 unto them and not forsake them." ■ dow by hia nurse to see the soldiers in > slionldn't l»e surjiriaed. my dear, for I —Gfflcial figures of the S mFrancisco elect sm These words of Isaiah come to her the street daring the Lord George Gor- ,। never waa ao old aa I am to-day.” are ^’ur Mayor-Kaitoch, Wbrkingman. '.'I.ltr.; mind, aud. ashamed of her unbelief, site dou riots. This was in 17HO;tho future j , A well-known local preacher in a Flint, ItepnMican. l<A<Ef7; Gnswuld, ItelUucret. kneels down, and, with the Bible still canon was then 3 years old. i suburban town, while instructing a claw clasped in her hands, she preys: । -Fur (he week Mating Sejjt |». there were **H. Kalloch'e plurality, I . of urchins in the catechism, told them —AU but twenty small precincts in Maine, " pear Ixxd, Thy will l»e done; but it reported to the Memphis Board nf HrwlUl |::j A Singular Fat Story* ' that God could do everything, whereis ao hard to part forever with Thy pre­ rases of few: Whiter, «; colored. TV; under wbteh will not malarially change tte rtwull, A queer cat story comes from Pres­ I upon one of them -k^: -&u. God cious word, wl.'u-h has given me so many iton. CL A farmer had been troubled ! make a rock so big that he can't lift it?” -'■ years of age, ft; total numlwr reported to the give Davis, flcptiblican, »!,0|2; Smith, Greeca consolation, ind has al wavs been a Board at Haultli to data, 1,1% For tte prerl- Iwrter, <r,Owi; Gareelon, .Democrat. 21J-L with rata for some time, and finally i The boy's queetion remains unanswered. Dans' plurality over l.is Democratic .-ixnpeUfriend in need And my guide c.u my ;purehaM-«i a vat that waa recommended Goethe said energy would accomt«w U 4AKU, and 2H.V.M ov«r the Gn-eufrack . dreary nalh; still. Fattier, I submit to ।as a good motiser. The cat sustained Khaaas’ Twemty-tUlh Annheraary. Thywill, for I knowh Tou ahalt not leave ।its reputation, and rata were soon un­ | plish anytliing desired in this world. The recurrence or the twenty-Aftli anniver­ Oh! Goethe, old fellow, were you only known iu the house, and the farmer . in the land of the living to-uay, wo sary of tbe srtlirtnrut of the State of Kansas At tluwe words she preaacd the book congratulated himself greatly. His [ should give you the task of talking a was the ocresioa of an immenae gatliermc of against her lipa as if to give it the teat dreams of freedom were dispelled one —Tte >i-pnblieao Kiale Coavcotioc of Mmm people at Lawrence Hept 15 ami 1'1, among barter to death, competing with a man parting kina. ,^yol.<'OTT HOUSE, | day, however, by the cries of the sei­ |ta*s<, worn S«fil out with a ten! of sutyjuor eburetts was teld al Worcester-ou tte HMh at his own gun -e, aa it were.— Turner'^ A cry breaks tbo silence o' the room-1 task, wtth Akuuder H Iinll<«-k m CbaJrmaa mulrs from ibe mibUiT post ot Oxixofiatoote ; vant girl, who said that on going down Rail* Reporter. Xnwhville, Mlohi«*n. It it a cry of joy. . lo allow lb- lienl to grsro In tbs bottom Jan 1. cellar where the cal waa indulging day's nnrrtsra were leyrun by an address t.y A London getfl, walking in Dublin God has hoard her prayer and re­ I in hia noonday repeat she saw a large < C. C. Wolcott, Proprietor. near tte- [—t White tl.ns ragsco*! tta-y wrrr n iiat. llibtnsnn, tte 1‘resldrtit of the day. for the first time, got into easy conver­ stored the Bible to her. Her tender hpa swrwpwj d,wn upon by a band <,f Coystoro follows: For IJen tenant Governor. Byron followed by addresses of welcome fry C K have touched the letter*, and distinctly - ret eating out of the tame dish with the ' sation with a native, and chaffed him cat, and solemnly averred that when she Apaches ntxter s ebinf known m Victoria, and Wmtoc; Attorney General, Gsorre Mareton; Halliday on behalf of tbe old sst- can she tell the words they pressed on. I all mur.Jerrd Tbe In han, escape! with tbe Auditor, Cbariee K Ltd!; Secretary of Stale. went toward them the rat chased her ‘ considerably, winding up with thia Henry 11 Pierre; Treasurer ami’ Itereirer' With tears of joy rolling over hei pale and made her ran nji-staire. The cat, smart observation : "Now, tell me, Pat, mules, and 'a ilrtachmsnl was »ecl ta pursuit cheeks, aha again and again reads tlicww- | •lie skid, seemed to enjoy hia company, I where you would be if the devil got h>» —Tbe prtateJ report at th® Commiaawwr dues?” Pat replied with feigned sim­ words of the Havior: and apjieared as if charmed by the rat, i “ I am the light of the world; he that । just aa a a^ake charms a bird. The ! plicity, "Sure, then. I'd be alone, yer for all the States and Territories (Wyoming followeth Me shall not walk in darkness । farmer would not credit the st^jy until I not included I Io te »WsWM,|rM; rtpenditurrs but shall have the light of life." he saw the same thing a day or taro af- ; (Wyoming not induded). IWJ.xzi.O; school Faith had provided a way, as it will tciwanl. Hr allowed the strange ptpulatam fur thirty-eight ,-utee and Terri for all when the hour of extremity ar- ; fricndsliip to exist for several >lays, the ' .u-rios, 14,'«5<,748; utunlmr of normal schools, rives—that hour which ao frequently j rat coming regularly to partake of meals 1.72. with J,1M» instructors, 37,<Kf pupils, and 1 disclose* the wisdom and love of Ood. |. with the caL Finallv the farmer de- ' —J. C. Honigh, in Youth.'* Com- j. cided to put an end to the singular : friendship, and taking a gun went to — Lite returii» from CAllforniA dww th*i A thanre In Railway Freight*. the cellar. No sooner, however, had he ' Iterr,., ItetiriCTat. fe rteclrd n> Cun«rere to tteFaiiroads running west from Chicago and fin'd al and misM*d it than the cat i Third dtotrtct, taAU-Ad of MrKtataA, Itepub!.St Lottis, and all ths roads running Io MisObe of the livelieat occasions con­ jumped upon the rat and killed iL Now | wxxri river points, have made an agrewmeot nected with the recent Baptist anniver­ I A Pbovidkxck man relates that whan Io maintain freights. Thia is the result of an saries in Loudon waa the Zenana the farmer wonts to know why the cat i bt< wav a little boy be was one day did not kill the rat before. •matter p.r tbe following fortnight of bi« eustanding in Market square with his armistice In the war between the rival enrpora- breakfast, giv«n at Canon Street Hotel, r>rt><&<eL Jort Whitoomb. tbe old New in the interest of th* Zenana missions grandfather, when four Irishmen came Died from Orer-Study. Hunpwhirw farmer, smius devuoet! to in India. The most taking of the up, one of whom asked thu distance to A New York paper tells the sad story Pawtucket. Ho was told by the old the most snrorasfnl crnaticra of tbe modern sireeehea made wnn by Dr. Sanford. I of a girl of 20—the youngest of a family gentleman that it waa about four miles. •tear, wbilo tbe aadtenor. are kept ta a roar We quote some portion of it: during mint of the evening Cardinal Manning has spoken with of atx daughters in that city— who has "Well, faith," said Pat, in a mock tone I —Tbe Grand L^dNe of tbe I 'nited Htabw of stately eloquenee about the primacy of jm.t died from over-study. A year ago of encouragement to his three tired ^yiLLIAM JONES. Peter, but I think something might be she graduated from Mt Holyoke Bem- companion' "that's not Iwl at all—only the InttepetMlaut Order of Odd Fellows bald ita _________ r ,primacy ___ •aid for Uie of________ Dorcas.___ Peter t i«*ry, where she had Uvn three years, a mile apiece for us." "Whom do yon arty-nfth umul eeweloa al DalUmore recently. was all very well for a man (of course I ' heaving the institution she took up the want to see in Pawtucket?" inquired he. A rrj-ort u> tM tody pros ti-we nKure.. Num now leave out the mysterious element | of natural philosophy, astronomy “Be iabcra." waa ilia nnict rente aT ter of Graix! L«!gee, 50; subordinate lodgre. of the supernatural); he was “a rich, i Bnd ““‘ory. “Uli Irt'^cd, not long since, waul to srv meself there tbe most of Anay of tbe Cumberland. «,«»; Grand Eucimpmente. W; ■ntord nale Geo. I’bfi Hberldan, Yresidrat of tbe HoeMy rough gem;" he had good sound sense; I “ excellent examination fo- the posi- anybody.** onouDjimcntB, HJ3; lodge tatUaUona. he waa hardv, not fearing to let the wet ' t * OD toucher in one of the public of tte Army of tbe Cumberland, baa imasu lodge memtere, 442,30; Encampment m*-m All honor to the man whone epitaph —-*_________ ------ jh his hair; be waa ! the study tbe following sail: .. bere. %4W<; total relief, •1,740,40b; total revis written below; we never shall look tve quality in a min u J ~ loud, that enoe, «4.»S,»s5; decree-.. upon his like again. When be departed ister, and i___ . _ ___ ___ jB> hut friauda put up a marble slab with butte with the him and roar of mant thia inecriptaon. the duplicate of which yon will liardly find m any other everybody hear him m a great crowd, country: that voice of bis being doubtlres one reason, along with others, why divine wisdom appointed hi<n to be the preacher to the Pei>te«XMtal crowd. With all his distinction, if he had tried to fill the place CHARLES SCUE1DT, of Dorcas for only one week, he would have been made to feel his own nothingof to the new farming lands nrea.' Be was no shy violet HdiagSi in the West are almost startling. Dur­ the foliage and pouring its fragrance ing the year tliat closed with last month ram the shade. A riek-rootn would not not lens than 16.000,000 iterea of (iovThe Entpreaa Eageuir. have been his sphere. His hand would ernment lands were taken up by home­ have been too dumsj, his voice too The Paris Uauloit days that the F mnoisy, and hia foot too tremendous on farm laborer, running for shelter, waa steed entries alone, and fully 14,000,000 prres Eugenio w still in the same state the stair for a nurse, and be would have suddenly thrown to the ground, tbe of depresaton. She reoeivea nobody, provoked a saint to aay,' if a saint had fork he carried on hia ahoulder being J t M estimated that 500,000 ji been faasiliar wuh ths quotataoo."A wreached from his grasp and carried tted upon the now Lancia tn ministering angel. thouF Could you through the air a distance of fifty or the number for the present j__ ,_____ have seen him with fumbling fingers sixty yards. The prongs were bent and bee to be even greater.-Hanhtn?ion and with eyre sweeping the horixon, twisted, with well-nigh mathematical ac­ (D. C.) Ptvt. oarey to cut out coats and garments, curacy, into the. shape of corkacrtwa, yon would have seen directly that,what- th. steel being b-.iruL and formed, oo its exterior surface, into sraaB kraiam, which emitted a slightly anhhuro.w and we arc quite sure that if there bad been any Zenana work to do in her country aha would have been the first ■r.MdtiM �N LINK MknmN BFXiINH TO BEAR (MIHD FRUIT. PEOPLE . . THAT THE CASH 8YBTEM IR >»4 mt m. BEAGN TO REALIZE Dnriag my The Only True Way TO BUY GOODH; AND “DONT YOU FORGET rr." THAT YOU CAN itii howling. DBMAN 13! d.ingle mill. artillery, nml wo* mmm> ntiiniot TBS ■UY MORS GOOD GRAND RAPIDS 1 IVI8IOJ AT THE MI& BBICKI FOR YOUR MONEY THAN AT ANY OTHER PLACE IN BARRY CO. Hooker proved U. be a ^t-ndid disci ibr Grand a good munr ami help Nashville. the •meat Hmm* stumbling Mock* t«> Nashville's the KCrirt' tliat iriltaenHal. moral and beat iliifcna vicissitudes of the anldirfk aii st Men­ don fell from the platform aud moralised condition. They nsre well horribly mangled. ’ Al Milford, ou Ue 13th the spring were In spirmlid condition nrd Phillip* waa drivin COTTON GOODS ARE ADVANCING EVERY DAY AND IF YOU HAVE A DOLLAR TO INVENT. health. OUR EUROPEAN LETTER. Now is* JThe Time to Buy! published iu Harry Co. for Ulnraxu. Mrs A had t-’WOof labands money. and Mr. A. la bi I HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE IN SECURING A re hia hutli fill comrades, dispelled that illusipn. A paper that letter off on time. I attended tbe clo*- boat drifted iu without him. Chau sitting of the: Legislature at Versailles will have lasted just 'eight yean ami a UKf Uli 01 fitIWIiS 110 CIITOIf IIIHIS His body A horrible accident occurred in which Janus Gilbrnith, had hh In-ad cut in’two, both anus severed from his body, and horribly mangled by a- bolt- BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED. AND WILL fi»re You from Ten to. Fifteen Per Cent. riality »!»d fuUncsy. shelling tijr thi. aerted conditkNi. which distinguished tbe political dramas enacted at Ver­ sailles since 1976, one must own that fnlueso. large-hearted patron* for their liberal patronage, we close tbe year. truKting Mich a love for Mother Earth that we people, speaking figuratively, say that they felt tldu. I don't think Senator Zach Chandler has dnbbcd the Maine Gteeiibsckera ‘•croas-eynl Democrats. thick that night, and in appearance re- low down that 1 could catch them by suffer, for God's glory. ill gratitude is a kind of mental weakmen who were ungrateful. Health is tbe only riches that my friend Spurlock, previously alluded tbe line, with drawn sabre, aud with Mera et-nimaud ordered tin- men to lie risky fellow had hia head up and did ■belt" with his bomlmrdment, and would occasional­ ly exclaim, "By George, thia is purty! by golly, thia is Irrautifiil! T|u- Capt. repeatedly ordered him to Hi- down. precialr the “party* or tbe -Iwautifnl" A little bit He kicks against it now: but in after The Rebel, kept up this tire for about an hour, then ceased, and silence “brooded like a gentle sjdrit" over the gory'Held, broken only by the groans ipating. still aMerta tluU he will never be sat­ isfied until Sherman is retired and a Crate another phase of «old»er life. Dr. Slocum {brother.uf Gen. Slocum), one of tlie aurjrvon* of our regiment, had It seems tiarailuncal to *ay Rev. Father Dumbrowski of Detroit, has braked tbe . bonds of pi i. -tliood, one had s good time of it. Its hotel­ and seduced his hired wirmnu servant, who gave birth to a child Hept 1st. The keepers have lieen especially fortunate. vciindilc Polish priest, was tnl.cn from Before die war they were dependent hi* lied at dead of night, aud lodged io upon the chance custom of British tour- jail for fear be would mImm-oihI. The garrison; but in September, 1M70. when kind on record which didn’t kill aomebody.________________________ rfurnia with a white man. there wasn't enough Rebel Tbe tribe position. supper of hardtack. raw for the ’ night, with our gum blanket* FO B S1-00 Pc. PA IK. S 0 it X a o >■ & ? s - IIKAV1 TAP MOLK ItOOTN. nil warranted, worth reaBy FLW, A I,I. <* K(M 'EKIKM will Im* sold at almost first cost prices. I.AwT, BI T NOT LEANT, don’t forget that 1 have added u fid new line of Men und Boys’ potentates, commander* and states­ men. that a subaltern creeping in una­ wares must have felt aa alioriird aa a puppy iu a menagerie of lions. Mean­ while i*ari* was being l>cseigod. and tbr* ■rooming of cauon kept tune with the' popping of campaign corks ami with the dihiking of gold that tell over gam­ ing tables night after night. It waa a money time for the Germans, and they keepers. High-born youngsters who Rev. Edward E. Baylim, a Baptist minister uf Maple River, Hbiawaase county, held meetings *» that place last winter, in which a Mrs. Phaeinx Is cnmc converted. .She was a woman of fine appearance more than ordinary intelligeuci; the wife of a well-to-do NV 1th all the Modern AND SELL A Improvement** JJARVERT indemnity. Then Versailles come in iiiimediaU-ly foe another piece of luck ; Pari* fell into the imam-ssion of the account* their whereabouts Communists, and respectable pcopk- known. Deep sympathy is liail to decamp forthwith. Into tin- ho­ for Mrs. Baylis*, und her foul tels ami liMlging-Jioaaee whieh had late­ ami Mr. Phocinx, who is n worthy citly beer occupied by conquering soldier­ ing soldier* camo a bonie of frighten­ ed Frem-hmen—legislature, place men, WOODLAND ITEMS. idacr-huntcra, ami die officers of the Mr*. Badly Haight huagoue to Kan­ in the judace. where lately tbe Klug of sas to vuit friends. The dance at tbe Woodland Houne l‘ni«i» hail lieen proclaimed Emperor on Friday evening w well attended, and all went home satisfied. ‘United States" has been aiming his We think that it to have tbe brand that all of tbe U. H. prescription*. rumor has it, that last spring pillows, ami waa desirous of obtaining a glimpse of the matrimonial state, upon seeing an Kambc mud to " alacrfer, an uirroum illSWORTH & BROOKS, Propnetorc Elevator, ARE UPON UH. AND THE FARMERS ARE Too Binaty to Come to Town ------- BUT THEY- MUST HAVE THE MOST PERFECT OLD PIONEER STORE At Bottom I^riceiai. Cottage Stove! Ent offered to the Trade. TelephonE MsiMgl™. Iok) Sant kj Dealm will tin. NEW LOT OF Davis Sewing Machines, VIENNA BAKERY -I OU IN' BERNER for thi* is your last drink ou earth:’ Walwrfrr thought it was a joke, al- L. J. W HEELER desire, thought it mrt be discovered in them. Iu some good rouixl 0 --------- AND 111 uual school meeting came uvar ending in a free fight, liut dsitrict No. 7. On Thursday evening Sept. 10th, Mr*. na patriot* the troubles that had fallen liuxbunds home and six children, ami when their country, acknowledged, aa eloped with another man. No traces they slapiied their pockets, that it's an ill wind that blow* nobody gbod. in bcart-fclt sympathy with the betea vVenmille* is a city <d palaces, most of which were bnilt by great noble* of hurisuid and rbildrvu. Reading tlie items in tbe Htutitty Louis XIVs ami lamia XV’a time who ami few of them had their proper sup­ ply of tenaata. You could ace the white bills of unfurnished apartments to let, or the yellow hills of furuisberl G. A. TRUMAN N. B.—All open Accounts must be Settled Immedi­ ately, so if you have an Unsettled Account, don’t fail to reapond. cd lolrc from Baylis*. She started home, but by previous arrangement met tin? wayward -lu-phaid at Durand, aud the twain drove awr~ — with a horse and luiggy. during the war, the Minister for for­ eign Affair* was fain to eataldish hi* of- n Nobby Suit at horn 84 50 to. 97 50. IS A BEAUTY! made frequent calls. They soon sprung up n clandestine love w-twecu the two, which ripened into corres­ pondence. Mm. P. dually feigned a <!eIi_ ... .-a accounts weir made np on tin* coiirlus- them, much too magnificent for the modest state which even the richest A hunter made a wager with a Golden Era Best Pair of all Leather Shoes EVER SOLD IN THE COUNTY cent prescriptions. . a log. IT- YOU CAN BUY OF ME FOR CASH THE utl France, Venmille* row- of a sudden to trolled about 1.300 Polish votes fa the dignity of a eity over- peopled with Wayne Co., which he manipalatt-d into thi-'Democratic ranks. great folks, it harbored four kings, , An Eaton Rapid* lawyer got into u ami of grand dukes aud priuceq quite a serums difficulty a few evenings since. crowd. One could meet in tbe streets He was taking a ram Ide with • nomau within a half-hour more, generals than of questionable character whei was bring followed by a.party of Not wishing to lie rvcognixed In treated toward tin- millpond Imt r'clock tables d'hote of the Hotel dr­ being frightened, aa most of ring and swearing at the Rclwls. His waiter told him Im, had I letter gel down 0 MW with the result given SEST He was a single man with good habits, <8 finding tbe object of bis wishes so bad I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF convent io settle in a city l*>c. United States; bound on one ride by hugging and kissing, anal on it* chief strength from the fact 1 everything luui l>ecomc too dear at V sallies, tn order to be aide to entert their polrtlral friend. deUtes. I didn't like aa arte k that ’peered la My New Stock of Fall Goods! Acknowledged Dy all COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF XXX. ivcently advertised in tbe Eaton Rapid* ■Fall iu for roil eallF The phantom Mr. Bitaer h going np tn Petoskey to visit hi* son. rauai overrun.*w ■. Ihlera, and veev nphtf work h»d tbe gallant General te —Ide eomfort»». In tbe Dim w a* that Marshal Miame Lewis’s Urnnty was unrivalled IL Mr. Schuler is building a new bouse ixlied. JOMV BKK.NBK. eus n in runs I FINEST STOVE I Of lt» class in the Market. AC. Butts CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, GUNSMITH Jacob Eckhart is thi- Imilder Other St les B°°tS’ ^°eS’ ^OtionS’ Etc a* MMM la BmMMi Tn Ninerois tt latioc. ILL WOOL MIXED MO CMTON FLMOELS. r Shawl*. Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Bdging. PARTIES HOSIERY. wiH Sos Mow hy aoeing C.C. WOLCOTT ZEPHYR, GERMAMTOWN u< STOWDIG TARNS ItariaLaMhff �PRESCRIPTIONS, CASH TRIDE. CASH TRADE. L. ... ~ got aboard for an all night trip to tbe Hastings. r, t Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions &c. All of Knixopo, DgnaAar A Co. Gnirrmi We design giving out trade (bis fall, will be a surprise to the many purchasers, V* Mr. AyUwurth's trip to Chicago, with ready ca*h, en.bk-s him to ilnut elMriii-ti* in tovtov ,.r .... - - dollar. He Climbed for Dear Life visiting with Mr. and Mrs. a W. If it had Mt been for Mr. Hailey we rhich tial bucking post at A. A B’s. eiavator thia week. wm Damm>k,_Hamiltou, Sitnpsou’s. Mrrrio Prints. atruggiing A. M. Dauuhkrtt. HU btudncM grew until come to light in Potterville. The par- to to Umatilla, amne WO ntiies. Dye Stuffs! Dye Stuffs! SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, , SHOULDER BRACES, TRUfWER, SUPPORTS, Ac FINE PERFUMER, TOILET ARTICLES, COMBI. . BRUSHES, SOAPS, Ac’ '*;*• >*nt**t and rbeapcM lim-of Drees Goode ever Imraght to Nashville with a range of prices from 5 eta. to 75, rousisting of Knickerbock­ er huitihrk Alpecas. Zulu Cloth ami Ri vendWe Sateens in all tlw m w .hmies. ■° . C.U,,.Il ...U. t™, KI «.to, .Uh . fail line of Y elvcts, Satins aud Silks for Trimmings An Immense stock of Oxford and Cable Shirting^ over W different OTUtm. to M-Ja-ct from. ■ . _ hereafter. Tuesday afternoon. PH ledidia, diffikik 4c. This ia Maple Grove, departed thia life. Sat- TJiere waa wo lecture ou Munday evening. Mrs. Mason deeming it inad- Iowa: Mrs. J. R. Hartwell, land lady of the Potter House, bccante enamored hundred llxuiuud dolllars. We arrived at Peudh-ton about one wns kept ««P. which culminated in Mrs. Hartwell leaving her husband and fol- across tbe Umatilla rcwrrvatiou. This reservation ia .40 miles square, and contains some of the finest laud I ever viova to tin- war Jerome Hartwell, with hia family, came to thia town; Imught foot hill, to Cayuse Station, which waa burned last summer during tbe Indian Rochester. N. Y„ are Visiting their rousius, Mr. Blair and Mrs. Dr. Bor- day umrning forAlHou, W. Glda.haa improved the ap- A ProtaisB^ Lawsuit aowwed by Will Stniwill. Whi n Mr*. vested, and threshed the wbraK ami Mead replcvincd which brought ou a bower* ou Thursday, anil adjourned for Mead, nml L. D. Dibble uf Battle Creek, for Stilwill. went into the mercantile bushicM, where he continued until about three by them. goes to Litchfield, and Rev. A. D Newfrom Grand Rapid, take* bis place. Miase. Bell Truman and Caddie Grif­ fith, on Monday departed for - the Oltcourse uf study. Tua-MU-y afternoon m« Geo. Spencer of Maple Grove was driving up the bridge at the west elevator, with a load - of wheat, the bridge tieiog'wet. the horse, couldn't keep their footing, fell There being no side railing, the wagon run oil at the side, tipped over, upset •i_ 1-*__ i i___ v_ ________ •__ .___ _ —a bruincil and skinned, smashed M-at. broken tongue, lugging wheat up the oar trip over rhe Blue Mountains, will only any that it waa perfectly delight- paint. 'flic bridge and culvert repairer, of M. C. R. K. are working In this vicinity store and the Potter Hoose, until tbe outrageous cuuduct of his wife caused Onio Strong, of tbe Na*hvilte him to relinquish it. control, and break baa a very handsome, new Campbell up hia busincM. Mr. aud Mrs. Hart­ .ylimicr preoa, upon which he now well were for year, members in high prints his csceUeut paper. Through the kindmws of hb foreman, we had a peep at it load Saturday evening when tion in the church. He was a faithful took her place in tbe primary' n*om, a husband, a good provider, aud kind to his family. They have now living a few day. this week. . daughter', the#only child, (haring 1OT The Vermontville Hatrk mnn has two during tbe war), aud an adopted gone to Ih-lroi: to attend the Fair. the President aud make an-angriuriit. non, the child of Mr*. Hartwell's sister. Tbe daughter remain, with her father, for the catupaigu of 18W). but the son Mrs Hartwell took with her. The friends of Mr. Hartwell will residence, to Mrasrs. Hartford and ILithbiini, who will erect house, tbere- Wotcolt. Uxtox, Cxtox CoM Okmjox, September 7th. *75. idem' uf the Uniltxl States. Frank Wolcott and Cap. Dunham are about to put in a restaurant .and oyster saloon under Boise Bro's, drug strictly mural estaldishmcut. where no arrest of Latkiu. ami Horace Martin aa accruMwy. Larkins and Martin liminan examination. Tbe evidence a«Uann»r.l till Friday, the l*h. We I^rtinaand Martin, and trust they tendered to .Miss Ik-Il Truman for Bell haa served the Sunday school and church faithfully aa an organist for the A strong feeling of animosity i. growing up between Rmwia und Ger­ many, and there arc politician, aud journalists on bulb «idrs who make no secret of their wishes for a trial uf strength between the two coantries. Germany is certainly taking precauticn rapid.. we are being hurled Soon Botox Stork. - fall Flannel*. Tu l«ne to be Mild cheap. C 1 Double Harness, 1 Single ’Harness, 1 8-Hpring Wagon, 1 Hui-ton Buggy. Inquire at W. A. Arij«worth's store, mousiu 'M; it being crowded with whiles, surrounded by .a horde of In opportunity should present itself. CV Lum tier dreasecl at J. Lxxrz A Sox s Planing Mill. Need not be taken to Hastings and re-surfaced. IF YOU WANT ■ AND ARE RECEIVING THEIR LARGE Fall and Winter Stock! If you want anew Suit of Clothes, Hat or Boot, for yourself ur bar. you I may go Harry County over, aud you ratft <io liette.r than at D.C, GxirrtTH's. <wg been due me. I wing me will attend und pur up. A. M. Daiohkrty. WILSON & HOWE. PLEASE REMEMBER THESE FACTS THE PEOPLE'S SDPPLY STORE rr Wiuox k Howrsell more Floor ; We wish all indebted to tur to call and nettle nt once, we need the money to pay for foil stock. Sw Boisk Bros. CANNED COODS, --------- s-------- M------------------- . OUR DOMESTIC STOCK IS COMPLETE. A"D FmT “IES! At prices to suit tbe majority. OUR CANTOR FLANNELS ville. foncetiL------------------j tV What ia tbe use of paying O4.M> G°'"1 ('rockery &■ (Jlfumware. "'«• y*n‘ wWf- from « " cts. per yard. Frtwto at • rente p.-r yard, and other*’Domestics a* qwliS’TVan. niid " i’ll, d "'a^wdlTy wood, when you ran ret it at J. Lkxtz * * dies in length. At the residence uf A. J. Hardy, on p.rri»«.;.di,nia«,™iSa: i , The Dress Groochs Stock - .____u- ------------ M— ---------- H. 0. Haul’s. IV A quantity of very nice Sugar Cured Smoked Shoulders on hand at •“h NEAT LITTLE MEAT MARKET, I* complete la complete iu iu all all the the latest latest styles. styles. Mfetoatol ro«toWto.»n> a_______ nrPfaysiciaa’s Prescription^ and Family Rrceipta carefully prepared Evety body ia talking about those beautiful felt skirts, mi cheap at the Boston Stork. <yonosuuy “Jn id" firm in Barry or Eaton coon ties. <Call ami1 <rl get mT my D*>cea prices on on anv any '** -aU *° •kt—i k._ u_Z— making you and I for matohta. £tl wd “ rd I l°-r l» proportion. »u.l Cash paid for Eggs and all kluda of Praxluee at the Fkkk Stork. Don’t fail to try a sack SUGARS, TEAS,* COFFEES, SPICES, We never advertise what we have not got, but propose! to do as we advertise, regardless of friend or foe. Fkkd Stork. rVFine, exquisite l*crftunes at __ ___ H. G. Halr’s. ■ RotrpcctfuUy Yours, Regardless of the cry for the past six months of the advance , of Goods, we shall xell at lower prices than ruled a year ago. Remember we have no old nor book accounts, for our customera to pay for, as we have always sold for make them with. . Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. or I will trade it for a the * DOST FORGET OUR WHOLE - STOCK, DOUBLE SOLE and TAP , I I | « here .it all times you can find a gixsl supidy of nil kinds of Fn-di and Salt Mratm im-luding Bologuas, Dried Beef, Fretii ami Sult 4'ish. Give me a trial and by good Goods, low iirices and fair dealing 1 will en- locks around tbe falls. Elder P. Holler officiating, Milton Wil miles fartlier up the river. nial altar oar of Naahville'a fair daugh- R. F. Pkltox. Morgan Mich. The Truth. Grove, will meet at tbe residence of cat line of flannels in Barry Co. perpendicular wall of rock, hundreds LT- All kinds of Produce, Hides and Your. Restwctfully, WARRANTED. H.GiHa|*,s FV For Bolted Corn MmIjro to Wuaox A Howk’s. printere and paper bills. D. Rartk Affirm hia chair almost unconi WEST MALABO ITEMS. Mt market Nashville, Sept. 10 Ouxo Htsdxc. by taking the trip. Wearriveil at Dalles that evening from Ohio, im Friday last. Bock. the Eaton County l*oultry ami Pct Stock Association in ChartMt:-, Tues­ day afternoon. Sept. Itlb. 1879. A full IT IS A BARGAIN. Every otic who baa an account, ia re­ quested to call and wttle their account . 1>V note or otherwise within SO days. . Julyhth, 1879. Etocxx Cook. • awful Mock at ____ . tain towering to tbe sky, with here aod tieipatod. lieeausr it was John’s Nrth- IF- Something new in t Fly Destroyer. It stick, thi catches them all. Call and IVSHtod Bto>U ud Mtofoun. ** few friends, including the rauto proceeding* in tbe H ick*-Houghlalin of Barry county sheriff's office vile mipnw-ntiona. eagerly look for a gap ip the fc-nre. through which to BOOTS ANO SHOES, Boston Store Tbe from the upper cascades about 3 p. rluarfy related. and joining farm.; to speak figuratively, walk up anti down '.bn line trace, like a r-uptr of awim-. ao^aKb fretting awl fauntag. and |{KMEMBF.R THE IV If you want to enjoy a ride or go oni into the country on busincM, call on A. M. DaI 'hiektt’h livery man. and he will finuUh you the boss turn-out, either double or single. . No Mistake. life may lie long, happy and fruitful. The rain on Tuesday evening pra­ “’Tis d<«a delight to bart awl lata, for ‘tie their natun- to.” Awl thi* arem* to be the ease with a couuk uf GROCERIES W. A. AYLSWORTH. Hastings new proceas floor is Just VARIOUS NEIGHBORING NOTES. will naw be tried on ita merits Ota Thunstav Sept, llth, at Hastings (Oppotite the Wolcott House.) rip for 155. .-——.—to, — iwndcvd ujiou these fortiticatiou. aud in furnishing them with enormous WILSON 4 HOWE Remember ’"V oar. for CASH, aitd buy them rigid, ami ore o-ir discount*, arlit.-l, r.tHnU.1 u'itl. Aa.r etotov l..w —— - — ... ... 11 .... ..........• . Ton thousand workman are tailoring on the fortification of the fortress of Thom which is called tbe SUnslwurg of strengthened aud .enlarged, and can now accommodate a Urge army. A considerable part of the indemnity NEW GOODS! GO TO THE NEW RTOEfe OF IV Quick Sales and Small Profit, is my motto. 9 Cigars for a “nick." Try a couple. Axdt Lkxz. Don't Forget. Whose fault U it that her honor is mi BOISE BROTHERS. NEW STORE! FerffisUr. " Are clx-aper than ever, iu Bleached and Brown. in tbe world; not equaled by tbe Hud­ son. Arrived at the lower cascades about 10 a. m., waited there about one At the (fliristiau Sabbath school, last grrenlwcka. ami on Monday swore oat It clean bouse thia fall >you will find a rood and door Oil Cloth at Tarmax’s. --------- --------------------------------- . r a..,.,. uu. toMH K in .>■> 1UI lUrgt'Al, Willi pnera tbr loweM. I« pair. pant, a! • 1.00 per pair. Beautiful Punt, at *9.00. » pairs CUummere Pants and Ves6it >4.73. worth t«.00. . ‘ Wear, Hal. and Caps at the Invest prices. 100 pairs Duck Overall, for W cent, a pair. . 100 pairs WboU- Stock Kipp Boota t9J*>. worth >3.00. Boy. Boot. >1.00 n». Wotnen's, Misses’ and Children'• Hboes from 50 eta. n pair np. One Buckeye Grain Drill. Will sell on time or exchange for Stock. For particulars call at W ttjaox A Huwg’a. She was defended M If tbl. North-west country, I thought a der against defamation! letter from me might lie uf interest to couldn't agree. Iwing tbreefor acqintal, rmlmrtcd ou tbe steamer “Wide West" three for damages. Deputy Sheriff exercise, arc practical, interesting am) aud soileil down the M'illimette to its profitable. mouth, and thru turning north up the ling a jury. Iwing rompellrd. in «w villagv, ha. challenged H. O. Xtniidt of couver. the headquarters of Gen. How­ get him. About fifty were called and Charlotte, to a 15- mile go - m> - you ard. Vancouver, i. a pteaaant little • xvusr-d by tin- Judge. Hi. Honor. villa, situated on a level piece of Esq. Killen, presided with dignity and -— the cis- Jwa. art down for re­ aurrounded by a wooded country. We trial on Monday, Sept. SAL Powers Francis arc receiving their goods. We could, see the liarracks off to our right. for cotajdsittant; Flint for defendant. sleeves rolled up. unpacking, putting Too Much Benxine. 4 and killing “graybucka; ’ the monotony Normsn Olmstead, a well-known farbeing broken, occasional I. by the order Several of our citucna are taking to ahoulder arms and inarch out to advantage of the low railroad rates u» Assyria. Saturday last, and imbibed visit the State Fair. ae« Michigan's too much Iwnzinr. ami alxuit noon. a. e vat or. fell out of hi. buggy. Horace I.>artimi happened to be near by aud helped Norman into' hia buggy; drove his horse to the Wolcott Hoose barn, put it out. am* took Olmstead to the Union House and put him to Iwd; a lit- waa guilty of any alleged crime. Her cause waa then championed by men remember line.of Cu < OREGON CORRESPONDENCE. J. Bowne son ami daughter, of, Hast- lit lirought by former for tn-«|Kuu« ami it required the atrongrst of argument* a aister's lore. M nu Burckhart and sou. of IndrCouln't Agree. killed, and where Chief Eagan wn» slain by his supposrti friends. I will Nashville I protits aud ------ OLD RELIABLE------ Sugirs, Teas and Coffees at the Lowest Prices they MEAT MARKET. can be Sold. Our Stock is too numerous to mention, but we must and whall sell them regardlesa of competition. vd to pay tInall k. nd. off called Cellio. Nothing exciting here. than any house in town. Heady nm t»r allthe grinding that may come. P. 11OLI.KK. Katray. tn AUrn WrIU. ami talk.-, of the north part uf the State. Getty k Skater hire el.— SuM Hus aid Stedten, trial. IV Buy your Dnr Goods, Itoota aud Kime*. Hate anil Capa. Groceries xml Lard, by the lb. or turret. BOSTON STORE. Levi Merrills started on Monday fur Frcxh aiul Salt Meatx. ------------ M------------- Fm Fresh Steaks, Ramsla, etc. For Firah Boiugua. with or without Gar­ lick of oar own make. Foe Smokca! or IMral Menu. Kalt and I»ried Firt. <w anything ia tbe eataNn line. in district No. I, CHAS. W. SMITH. J.JE.V’RV RUE, Profrikto* ; T<»Immt» go to JHE NEW Witsox A : MriM TaMr. Smith. W04031 A Hawk's. KELLOGG, DEMARAY & Co. Still on Earth I will Hart- DEMARAY ft CO. �and sends it to where it is coat • d. and || r. d« .There was no answer. Mr. Dal. had comfortably settlwd idmsdf fora nap. and. going to Mm done, aba bode the ohUdrea play more quickly, and than, aa abe nniaalaa»<y rs—ard bar work, r- than one heart and home, but he ee caped the ceusure of the many, for toere waa tbe record of an almost tn anifloent liberality, a conspicuous devotion of time aud thought to the best interests of the church and society, alike attest­ ing to the singleness and parity of hia wrong time shew! while in the fiscal year of 1870 tbe m bar was 18,000,000. Tbe reason J there ia so much difference in the vs and th? number cf notes redeem when comparing the two yean, is* t when banka did not have to pay the tary Hberman's order they havw^Mopped sending large bills, because the express charges are- reckoned upon tbe rains of a package, and not upon its weight, ao that it cost* just a* much to send a •1,000 bill as it docs to send 1.000 •! bills. There arc more IS bill* sent for redemption than any other denomina­ tion. This is becauae, of course, that in the general exchange of mousy more five* arc used, and the largest insue* arc rhich ■'The splendid, generous creature! Would there were more like him in this mercenary world," were some of tbe I'Xcl&maUon* which greeted the an­ nouncement of one of the ladies gath­ ered in Mr*. Green's parlor to discus* tbe beat methods of serving the Lord at home and altroad, and any incidental subjects that might be enggested. “How much did Mrs. Dale give you ?" asked the Presidon', of the ttociety ior tbe Promotion of Piety at Home. “Not one [louny.” was tho energetic answer, flavored with an emphasis by no moans complimentary to Mr*. Dale trouble of calling ou her, exclaimed the Secretary of the Society for the Distribution of Bibles and Tracts among Iho Heathen. “She will not give a cent to charitable association*, nor would she permit h*v husband to if ahe could help it. Poor Mr. Dale! I do feel sorry for him. Jt must bo dreadful for s man of such noble, gvnerom impulses to be tied to such a oold, urmympathet- her of tbe handsome sum given by her husband ahe said : * That must suffice for tbe family.* I told her it waa cuaternary for huabonda and wives to make separate subscriptions; that 1 saved regularly from my monthly allowance for personal expenditure*, so that I ■might always have something fur our contribution boxes, and I pointed my loot on her. fur her face flushed to her very temples, and wbon the color died away she w»* {ial<-r than before.' * I am glad you bad ihe courage to talk so freely to her." exclaimed an en­ ergetic mesnber of a Dorcas society, “ J never < an do H; she has usually such a high and mighty sir about her—ao dif­ ferent from her husband, whose every word and action shows he find* his greatest pleasure in serving and giving her laat week," said the boateea, Mrs. Green, “ though I wouldn't have said a word if we had not drifted upon tbe subject, for you all know I never talk about my neighbors. I went to see her and found her patching some clothe* for her children, and I asked that she needed them for her own chil­ dren. Then 1 (ylt it my duty to tell her what would ensue from her love of accumulation of worldly treasure* bow the Blessed Book, pronounced it the root of all evil; then I exhorted her to come to the societies she had softening influence of the spirit of cbajity which ever brooded over tu.' “Beautiful! How you were favored I What did she say to that?" came quickly in different keys from different auditpra. “She flushed np all of a sudden, just as Sister Brown told, and thru— I would not like to say ahe smiled satincally, for it would be accusing bar of sacrilege, seeing • we wore talking of sacred subjects, but if we had been talking after the profane manner of the world, which is, 1 fear, her favorite oonveraation —I would say ahe smiled satirically aa abe answered: T think I prefer Bt Paul’s definition of charity Wed-Water tri Typte*M Fever. In tbe summer cf 1878 soma forty persons in Rochester, whose supply o( drinking water wa* derived from a cer­ tain well, ware taken siak with typhoid farar "and oth«r jmootic diseases. Tbe health officer had tbe wtdl ekNed.eo that the people had to get water bran The explosion took place in a drying room on the second floor, whore the temperature range* from 140 to 1W de­ grees. The drying room* are 5 feet by 6 and € fret by 8 respectively, and are 1'2 feet high. In each is a furnace kept constantly red-hot. The walls arc built strongly of bnckxncaMd ia wood. In the rooms are arranged ahdaa for starch boxen, in which tbo c*a4'«t enveloped in jKiwdervd starch an- placet] to dry. Tbr small room has slides far '2,1100 lioxca, and the large room slides for 3,000. Four men were at workin toe drying room taking the candies from the racks. One was on a step-ladder to hand down the trays to tbr other*, who dies, who demanded money when she liad not •! of her own, and who tri­ umphantly mentioned the sum given by her ho*band -an amount far exceed­ ing that abe bail a»kcd for when ahe wished new clothes for tbe children; and it waa snch a tax upon her strength and eyesight to be couUnnally darning i end repairing—■end those diaagrv<-*l.io women. Bhc fall her heart stealing in­ voluntarily againh: all aorta of chant* ble institutions, and then she prayed to be forgiven and sorrowed te think how, after all her struggles, ahe remaimsl so purely human. Then other tho ■’gilts came—of unpaid bills laid sway in her bureau drawer—bills which ball come te the house during her husband's ale Benee, and which ahe could not avoid seeing, and for which he had declared he had no money—they must wait, a* be aud other men were compelled to do. She thought of the little bousshold of which she, in other day*, had lieen a member, of tbe thrift which was the presiding genius of that home, clearing up all cx|H-n»cs of the day, yet leaving something for charities, and teaching that debt w»* tbe prime minister of the deviL Alas! what could she do now in the strong current in which abe was drifting? Tbe sleeper turned and the brown cyc» were able to rest upon hl* face —a handsome face, of a style that will win Of the 1157^)00.000 received for re­ demption last year, only •40,000,000 was found to bi totally unfit for circula­ tion and waa destroyed. The' remainOf the •157,000,000 sent in, •S.OIG was fxand to be counterfeit, which u an exceedingly small proportion, and shows that the aecrrt-aervice system is doing greet good in suppreaaing counterfeits. It ia generally believed that banking people are very careful and accurate in handling monev and doing business, but inquiry at tbe dead-letter office of the Postoffice Department will show that a great proportion of the mis­ directed letter* containing valuable pa per* received there are from banka, and tn the •157,000,000 received at the re­ demption division last year tbe girla trays in his hands, and was about te hand them down when hia foot slipped on the step ladder, the trays fell, and, in falling *------- * -------- ' ' •*-* *“•------eland of__________________________ ___ amounting to •32.054.77. Tbe treasury against the red-hot furnace. Tbe shar}> ■countesses * ore proverbial for their explosion that followed shook the accuracy in counting and their aptness building and filled the room with a in detecting counterfeits. Gen. Spinner sudden flame. The intensely-lined used to asy that women handle money woodwork of the drying room caught fire instantly, and the apartment was swept by flames which threatened the entire building. The hand* of tho factory, however, attacked the flames and extinguished them before any seri­ ous damage bad been done. The four workmen were severely but not fatally burned.—Scieutifi ■ American. the one in. which he remark on* the significance of the presence of com­ mon salt in well-water: "I would di­ rect your special attention to the second column" [of hi* table showing the amount of solid matters in tbe water], •which shows the number of grains of common salt per gallon of water. No single indication ia of ao great sanitary importance in judging of the purity or impurity, and consequently of the safe­ ty or danger, of any water. How a substance, which ia in itself not only harm less, but by most persons consid­ ered indispensable *s an article of diet. lion to be true, that, whatever sewsgtmay or may not contain, it always con­ tains salt" - Popular Science Monthly. larial I'eculiaritira. A writer in the Popular Science Monthly tells the following: I was once sitting in a cool under­ ground saloon at Leipsic, while without people were ready to die from tbo heat, when a new gueat entered and took a acat opposite to me. Tbe sweat rolled in great drops down his face, and he Was kept busy with his handkerchief. alone have over 12 per cent, of the en­ tire circulation of tbe country. The amount of tbe circulation of Mbston na­ tional banka during the laat fiscal year was •28.225,<M>>. while the circulatuc of tbe New York banks waa but •22.­ 086,000, and of the Chicago bank* but •565,000. And it is a peculiar circum­ stance that,of the t28,000,000 of Boston circulation, nearly •25,000.000 passed through the redemption division last I watched him attentively as be called year. This is a phenomenon difficult for a cool drink, far I expected every to explain, but it is a fact that Boston moment that he would fall from hia money wears out faster than that cf any seat in a fit of apoplexy. The man must other locality. may be measured in inches in almost any vcasel set out to catch it. If a pail, for example, be jrat out in an open space on ths ground, it will catch aa much rain as would otherwise hare sunk into the ground on the «|xce occupied by the vail. If we visit the pail alter never seen tbe like, and, in my asten- every abower, we may, by means of a iahmrnt, was about to enter into con­ two-foot rule, tell what depth of rain has tl.. .. pnnciph of ll.enun versation with him regarding the phys­ i_n... ) better means are of iological curiosity, when his neighbor been fitted up with a table. a few easy on the left broke in with the ramark: “Then wa are th* oppositesjndoaunchain, some books and picturea-»h< soon beard her husband and aunt con­ terparta of each other, for I per spile verting in thia study. Her first im pulse waa to withdraw, but, before that could be accompliaiied, ahe learned that took aeata opposite to each other and her husband was indebted to his aunt ahook hand* like two men who bad just for a large sum of money; that be bad found each hia other half. “Well, thi* makes an end of natural not made her any payments for a long time, sad that, in consequence of thi* history!" exclaimed another guest, who deficit, abe waa compelled to give up hitherto had quietly gaxod on this the love y home where ah<- had been happy with her husband for ao many year* and change to a style of living more consistent with her now impecu­ nious condition, and, what grieved the kind heart most of all, abandon her . -Why?" I asked. ■■Because I perspire wholly on the right side." And ao it waa; his right cheek and tbe right half of hia forehead were as bot aa fire, while the left side of his face often as they grow trou blesome. The lotion smarts severely for a few minutes, but Is followed by wwation of the poi­ son pain, which itches a* if one could tear the part to piece*. The above may need reducing for young children. Maks it weak al first, and add grains of the salt till it ia strong enough to give re list A desert-spoonful of sweet oil taken daily i* said to drive the poison out of the blood, but three severe case* and said. ‘There, teacher; there, I got; him.' and with that ho deposited a fine, tat gray-back alongside of the lunch. Ho was about to start off when in came a little girl in the same manner, walked up with her head down, her thumb in her m< nth, and laid down two. Well, they b* gna to come in then right along, until a'jout 75 were crawling around travel and at home; ao re any ailing.' before me. 1 told the children te take miserable little creatures are to be seen them out. and save me two of the lieat on tbe cars and ferry-boats, taken out of them. Then they ' ‘ ‘ by their distracted msthcra for change and took them away; of air, that 1 feel it will be giving gen­ eral relief to tell the advice of a hospital salary to pay off ths various 15 physician, which proved an entire mic- oenta L had promised, and when the , com in my own family. Tbe pain of debts were all paid the study of ani teething may be almost done sway with, tuated nature in that direction, waa sus­ and the health of the child benefited, pended for tbo preeenf Here the offi by giving it fine splinters of ice, picked cud paused and looked around for the off with a pin, to melt in its mouth. "ncxi," but no one offered to go one The fragment is no small that it ia bat a better, and soon tbe news-seeker quietly drop of warm water before it can be swallowed, aud the child baa all thecoo'.- withdrew.____ ueas for its fevered guma, without tbe slightest injury. The avidity with which tho little things taste the cooling monel, the instant quiet which succeeds hours of fn-t fulness. and the sleep that follows the relief, are the best witness to thia magic remedy. Ice may be fed to danger in well-water will be easily ren­ a 3-mouths' child thia way, each splinter dered ap|>arcnt. No mineral substance being no larger than a common pin, for ia perhai* so universally diffused aa five <>r ten minutes, the result being that common salt. It exists in the air, hence it has swallowed in that time a teaspoon­ in all rain water; in all soils, hence in ful of warm water, which, so far from all well or spring water, though often being a harm, ia good for it, and the in quantities too minute to t>e weighed process may be repeated hourly, or aa upon the chemist's balance, aa is the often as the fretting fits from teething case in tbe Hemlock lake waler of this begin._____________________ city. Salt being remarkably soluble, it is constantly being washed out of the soil into the streams, and ultimately carried down to its great reservoir, the ocean. Wo may, therefore, find salt present in all ordinary well-water. What might fairly be considered as the average proportion for uncontaminated well-water in Rochester can bo only es­ timated, but it certainly cannot be large. Rivera may derive large quanti­ ties of salt from the drainage of manu­ facturing establishment* upon their thia want of an aristocracy among the banka, but well* are not usually thus better classes for that general system of affected. Therefore, whenever, in well- corruption which is the bane of official , loved it knew it gave proof of a lack of force aud raaolute self reliance. She bad learned the tasaon, bitter to every Mroud and loving wife, that she was much the stronger of the two, and yet lie, the weaker, stood the pilot at the helm, and by him her bark must be guided to its port of weal or woo, “Aunt Agnes will come to-morrow. I had almost forgotten to tell you," be said, aa ba prepared to leave the bouse. A thrill of pleasure passed through the hstener's heart. Aunt Agnes was a welcome visitor. She had a good effect upon Marjorie, a restful influence, something akin, s* nearly aa the human can be akin, to the “ Fence, be still,' which once *oun<l<-d vocally above tintroubled waters. Aunt Agnes came, and Marjorie partially forgot her dis­ content in the sweet presence that ahe loved ao well. But the time noon came for the visitor's return. Aunt Agnes could not be induced to make long visits, it mattered not where she went, and ahe frequently quoted as a’ favorite maxim that “ abort visitors made long the best remedy I have found.-Mrs D.P. Wtyne. It ia dow Um season whan boys and girla in tbe country give their mothers thought I would entertain ths children sad nights by coming borne in tbe mis- with it one afternoon. 1 had heard eriaa of poisoning by ivy. The irriLa­ thkt a louse was a wonderful thing unta ou by this poison Is scute, aa I have reason to know, but tbe speedy euro ter times of trial, and ntterly debases the whole fabric of mx-ial organisation. For the origin of the evil wr mnai look to the constant system uf change in offi­ cial positions which seema to have be­ come almost inherent in Turk uh gov­ ernment, and to the system of protec­ tion which will so constantly raise peo­ ple of low and often menial positions to tbo highest offices of the state. Tbe of their own, and whose tenure of office ia likely to be limited, sack to make the moat of their opportunities by rapid and wholesale robbery. From this springs a system of bribery, extortion and general corruption. Every man ia trying to joatle his neighbor out of some post, tn order that he may secure it. the subject free from the bias inaenarablo from those who have followed a beaten track and vainly endeavor to get out of tbe rut. These words of Beses mer require, however, to be carefully considered. He docs not imply that a state of ignorance would enable lam to invent, as many schemers imagine, who out forth crude ideas which are crushed by practical men. He set to work to learn tbe whole bustnesa thoroughly, dries. Still It will Im- seen that here was a man well ou in ths world, who set himself to hard learning, while many of ns think that wo can do very well with­ out learning at all, or without learning any more. To tbe public, who thus get details at first band, it is also of inter­ est to know that, having built a small experimental iron works in Bt Pan eras, and Im gun hia preliminary triala, mouth* relied on. and be spared neither labor nor money, but made .all­ ure after failure. To the wise man. however, failure is a way of learning, and failures arc carefully recorded, first, because they show us the way bow to save our time by not trying tbe atP*«7. and every one who overheard what waa said came te look at thi* novel wonder. “This makes an end of natural history !* Thi* expremon excited me te langhter. and involuntarily I exclaimed : “No, mt; thia ia jut tbe beginning of natural' history, for nature 1ms many may be useful. The state is a liad paymaster, yet rapid fortunes must be made. This ogee accomplished, and the power to bribe being available, tbe official may rwrt pretty well assured that, even if reverses come upon him. he will not be long left out in the cold. The roralt ia iutease jealousy, distrust and intrigue. No one unacquainted with Turkish life can believe the extent to which thia jealousy ia prevalent, nor iper can bo split into three parts, fbus it is said that a piece of newspa­ per can be divided into throe leavesone consisting of tbe surface on which an engraving or cat is printed, one with the letter press, and a i»erfecl]y blank sheet between them. To those who are incredulous we oommend the fol­ lowing experiment —which we have not tried: Get a piece of plate-glass and place it on a sheet of pajx r. which must be thoroughly soaked. With care and a little dexterity the sheet can be split And Carriages of all DeaeripUoan. F*xm Waoon a Bexcialtt. DBUG3,MEDICIME3aMCHEMiCAL3, 1B0H, HAILS 1 SHELF HARDWARE r>E0PLE*8 DBl GOODS, SILKS aui DRESS GOODS When tbe Comstock began to winter at 6,800 feet, they thought thev were up in the world, sure enough. Finally camo Bodie with its 8.500 feet, and that threw Virginia in the shade. It was reserved for Lake to walk off with the persimmon in the form of altitude The office in which the Herald ta print­ ed ia 10.200 feet above the level of tbe sea. Tbe immense croppings of the Mammoth mill are 11.000 feet, while the summit of Mineral hill, near the HcadLght and Monte Cristo shafts, is 11.700 feet above the sea level. The the famous Mount Washington, of N< England, the latter seems little mn eoce, too, m th« temperature. Here, though wv have plenty of snow tn win­ ter, yet al 10,1100 feel elevation we live all the year round in frail board bouses, lined with muslin only and papered, while on Mount Washington. 6,000 feel high, no one ever lives in winter but United States meteorologiata, and they are quartered in a stone but with walls three feet thick, lined with felt and heated with maaaivc sloven. Ju this den they stay without ever poking thesr noses out of the doors until the coming spring relieve* them. Though within the region of perpetual snow, we spend our winters comfortably, and, for in­ stance, laat winter work waa hardly sti*pendevl for a day. — Mammoth City (Nev.) Herald. Groceries and General Produce, continual equanimity and carefully to avoid everything wiuch too violently taxes hia feeling*. Nothing more con anmea the vigor of life then the violence American and Foreign Marble, cited either by great sorrow or great joy, have tbe best chance of living long and happy after their manner. Pre­ serve, therefore, under all circumstances, s composure of mind which no hap­ piness no misfortune, can too much dis­ turb. Love nothing too violently; bate nothing to passinn st rdy; fear nothing too strongly. part to the other. Soften the paste in water and the pieces can be easily re­ moved from the doth. Thia pro aim ia la Um crowd waa a six-footer who drives a coal-cart. He had been chew­ ing gum in a very deliberate aud Lave visited this wonderful region, real iio the magnitude of our mountains and tho altitude of our peaks. With tbr exception, perhaps, of one or two iso­ lated spot* In Colorado, mining, we believe, has never, tn this country, been earned on at such a height above the sea aa in Lake district. Virginia City waa for a long time tbe loftiest mining LUMBER WAGOXl, The editor of the Red Rank (N. J.) Keg liter replire to an attack upon him in the Red Bank Standard by saving that ** when an idiot, pen. ink and pa­ per get together, the result should not be published." NO PATENT NO PAY. PATENTS IRUNriONS INVENTORS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-09-27.pdf.pdf b711393e721b9f5e5871e378ba53ad84 PDF Text Text SatHK STRONG, lass. i(—.. •3 MuM 55ar HKss rm —7*K«£----1 rion. • ESS £5 55 aav. rer y-ar. Mast ^arioaa.Nsssw•»»**«*«*; teaaunJarteaWMrinM tortMMS. VOLUME VII NASHVILLE. BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1879. NUMBER 1 Ha at tbe mercy of a swarm of wasps. 11 ta an Eagliahman's idea caught wp and put fa practice by the oHrst mon Chriotiana who are now devoting themselves to the propagation of rink religion might wall taro their energies. V the timo and money and seal and tact that they now expend in keeping up relig­ ions meetings of one kind or other out­ ride the churebM iu their neighborhood were expended in gathering these out riders into tbe churches and making the churches placet into which all the pooplc would delight to go, the results of Uwir labors would be larger and more permanent—Sunday Afternoon. Little BoeJlc Harris was shot in the hc&d by John Beckett, who now lies in jUl awaiting the result of her injuries. The ball was intended tor her unde, David Poindexter. It was fired from a thirty-two caliber revolver, and weighed half an ounce. Tbe cluid was stooping when ahot, and tho bullet struck her on the top of the forehead, about an inch above tho liair line. It made a long fracture iu the skull, extending three inches back, where it entered the brain. The point where it struck the skull was crushed in and fractured, af­ terward coming out. From there to its resting-place the bone was de­ pressed by the loll having juasid over it About an ounce of brain and a large quantity of blood came out at the time of injury besides two pieces of bone, together the xixe of a silver half­ dollar. Partial paralysis of the leftside set in at once and continued fora week, when the arm and teg were completely jjaralyited. The meningeal artery was badly torn, na was also the dura mater or covering of the brain. The injury to tho skull was what was known as a comminated fracture. As soon as the child's system was somewhat recovered from the shock Dr. A. A. gutuM firtrtiry. *( I>. IlMuwpalblc l1,)Mu u-l i«m sad mate'Mrwts, MsstadK Mb*, WM. PARMENTER, m. ■u.’tms, A. M. FLIKT, A -rroBMKY •» t-« *a4 IWIstUr tn Owry will |<<>rtk« In all Uw Cucite ot lM**lai* cnlterUoa. W’«puy n—ri O«e» »’«T !•- Q OrlfiJih . Sloir. N'asfoUri. Mtete CHAS. 11. BRADY, A TrnKNET U Lsw sad trilteiter Is l l^ncrry JY lte.1 Estate *n4 Inranoc* Amt. Colteciii^ and < uni«}aa<ins a •t-edali I. and fraate-a (Maria* praauiily attetAcd la. so* all tltet Do action Ln tho present crisis in Enrvpesu sf fairs before Oml agrtateg with F.-SI1C1 upon * JsAnlte Un* of policy to he pursnetj eoejoiiiilr —Tbe Secretary of War has oomplekd tils es­ timates for the fiscal year ending Jane ;»i, !M1. Ib-y agsregale being a.redsettou of VbK,.'» 0 over tbs reumate tor the current ivntc, sod tos.lirrs ai>-l lorcbe* sboun-Ud All the strvsui kadtna Jo lb* Paries Hotel wars packed with 6ct«* thruo<s, throagb wlucb tl>e pnxwMicu forced iu way with xrral difll cnlty. Tboasaads wo:o eUmortnx tor admit lanoe, trot oordooe ot polks st al! the enlratxwe drilled U:<nwa to all but those ixildlng sjwcial j-rauu to enter. Within, tbo toiiMtw <-onrt present'd a rrer-s of arirpaMtrig bswttty- Electric Babls and .*a>i K** JrU lit Up tbe ra«t interi-jr with a brilliant glow, six! tlx- dsuss Uirvnx that packed the CT llmaa. XaakUU*. Mir*. Dr. E D. SESSIONS, <n>rn, a->a in* lAn.viw eiKiauung ueu. urui SM dllTtti ailhis lhe bnlldins. Ha inunnliato. )y ilurn- uul«l, and, nowdail Us wa| IhroasL. Um- packed mAas of buuuui been**, waa banted to Ju* room. A* b- aligUtod, Madame Fabbrt, and a rborat 11oMEOrATHIC rhyuri.a. lacatad al Aaayr1*Ja^voter. Oaj anJ n.*hl caUa proapUy LEWIS DURKEE I AW YER. Notary ISUk; Ural Estate and laaur la .aww A<CT«. C-lte« ion. jraa|*ly su**. aa4 0«aa Is D. C EMORY FARAD Y. 1 BimCKUffTHK PEACH Ca>a»ajaiKte( eare tl telly and r’-mptlf allradad la. Offic* va*t aid - Mam t-inii. Naal.nlte Mkch. A. J FE1GHNER, VUOTART rVRUC sad Ifcul Ettal* A«™«. IV Car,tel atlralten «l»*a Io IS* dnawteg cf raori K7»t ad’'find U> all-U.I la 1 h.11 »,kU K PARADY, Vf AXUFACTUREE at lk*,tea.4 ><%<■*. Maala« "llaaiSSU M vrdvra y-roroplly, and al iSa Ivareal J. R RASEY, rxnATMAJL G*»!a and Owrac* rarrted to any w ORNO STRONG. I>UAOT!Q*t ITItuer. and IteUMlivr o!th* Naab »a*rly-U.-o jarvuted cMaply, vilk neatneaa. aad Wl>crilM«M —tl’orgs B. Smith, fonnetlr Attorney Oct ral of Wlscunaia, died at Mxliaon a few day* Ince, aged ML Gen Smi-h filled many post t;axe be cm.-trd the BUUi. in 1M2, to bls .Seatli, *n l was a It-adliy; lawyer ai»i ou* of tbo mosl luunroUa! Drm-x-ratk poUlkiaaa iu tile Htete -Rev. Rollin 11 N«U*. tbe olJe-t Baptist minister In New England, 1* dead. Us wae 7.' _____ street operator of former days, the eompaokc r f Flak an! GoaU iu Erie speciu-nou*, and tbe (-■ruler of a M.UxxUat Ufological seminary at Madison. N. J., tlteJ a few days ago. at tbe age ^yiLUAM JONES, CHABLBS SLHBU1T. Sept X. not makinx a long stay st Quincy, ILL owing Io bring bt-Ltol time. —J. Warren Wocxlwiath, JoHko of Um Supreme Court of Pomu-jIrani*, is tie*.!. . Tb« boiler of Um> tn^ Charles W Parker ex­ ploded, drmullsbhig Ito nasal sod Instant I r killing tor captain, steward, euginwr and dir. ShoeMng Disaster. Fr a lbs Boston papers we glean Ute follow tng iurticnltrs of s ItcsrtrenJinR accidimt. by wto-L five people tat their hers; The oeco psmsof ibstruenienl U0 O»4d street, which armed with enormous' guns. Iron-clad monitors such as the Hercule* and the Thunderer were costing as much as fX&OO.OUO. Mr. Bendel contended that for lids sum a dozen floating carriages could be constructed foras many heavy guns, and that, aside from their mamfest superiority tar purposes of coast defense-, they could take up advantage­ ous positions in shallower water and direct a con verging fire upon an iron­ clad v rase I, under which ft would in­ evitably go down. These cdncltuions were accepted by the Chinese Government, and four of these gunboats are now off the eoast, while four more ore on their way across been made in the.modeis, and the firmament has been doubled. The length of the vessel has been increased from 116 feet 6 inches to 127 feet; the draught from 7 feet 6 inches to 9 feet 6 inches; and the displacement from 319 to 140 ton». At llic same time the 26$ton gun which the Alpha carried has given place to a 35 ton muxxte-loading gun. which, owing to the powder charge that is burned, han greater penetrative power than the moat formidable artillery of tho British fleet. This superiority is increased, furthermore, by the greater range which the guns of the mosquito fleet have at given derations. Bo great is this advantage al tho maximum range tnat me leadingr-tigunti journal samit* ; that the Thunderer and Drcodnanglit could be disabled before their turretguns could be brought into use. Bkmaex of the oyster Sept. 1, “ Here we B again.” A mam cares little for his wrongs when getting his funeral rites. CoussEL (to witness)—"You're a nice sort of a fellow, you are!" Witness— "I'd nay the same of you, sir, only I'm on my oath." A rnrstciAX lias discovered yellow­ fever germs in ice. The mfest way is to boil your ice before using it. Thia kills u>e germ. The man who was slightly bitten by a shark at Long Branch on 'Riuraday will lecture. Thus the shark is taught the felly of slighting his work. A Mae somt-limca ]mrt* his namo in the middle lor iu<- uuuuio ■> euphony and beauty. ____ EvenZ__'_ Jaoob1__ has» a good effect on a card when placed ~L — ‘ J as ~~ J. ’ Cobb Smith. Ax Irishman who had on a very ragged coat waa asked of what stuff it The advent of Mr. Moody gave a great impetus to a kind of observance which waa already prevailing In thia country, and which has sometimes been styled rink religion. It ia a well-known fact that rehgiooa eervicee held in thea­ ters, “coloaseuma," nnk» and such like places have a strong attraction for a operation of raising up the three inches certain claw of persona; and iliaeipiaJly of depressed skull. Thu relieved the as the veaael is doubted-ended. it be­ patient, who had before been suffering comes a stern-chaser when the engines severely, and restored her mental facul­ are reversed. It is not mounted on ties. Ice has been kept constantly to carriages and slides, but liea flat upon Tbe reasons why tho "mamea,* as the child’s head, and light but nonrisb- the deck, and is worked, loaded and they are called, arc fond of congregating ing food administered. The total paral­ aimed by five men with the aid of hy­ in these places are not far to seek. In ysis, which commenced about the six­ draulic power. Not only has this wasp tbe find place, the unfitness of thv teenth day, only lasted a week, and is of the sea this terrible sting in its tail place is attractive to many mind*. A now nearly gone. On the twelfth dav but it can fly through the water either "In rr possible, miss, that you do not religious service in a church ia a seem­ a third piece of bone was extracted, backward or forward al high sjxwd. Nor know the utrats of some of your beat ly and decorous thing; but a religions about the sixn of a silver quarter. The need the wasps go in .-warms Bgainsl friends?* "Certainly, I do not even service in a rink or a circus-tent is wound had been carefully strapped to­ the leviathan. Each is strong enough know what my own may lx m a year something out of tbe common; there ia gether with adhesive plaster, and now This Greck-letter scries, if we mis- ■ a pleasing inrongruitv about it which to mcasnrva only about one inch in length. many persona is highly amusing. They Tbe twines also seem to lie growing to­ take not, is destined to revolntionixe ' THE papers say * jailed," ’ suicided,* attend such a service for the same rea­ gether. and tiie portion depressed by paval architecture. The day of the | “ excourted,* and ' lauilaanmetl ;“ but, son. that they go to see the fire-legged the ball is now quite sound. The child, heavily-armored iron-clads has gone by. 1 when some one venturcson "proceahed." tbe people will rise and a printing calf or the twoh railed nightingale. appearing to lie aide to bear it, was re­ and torpedo warfare and bghl-draught ■ Ti>e*c places arc haunted not only by moves from the house on Indiana ave­ craft will; heavy guns will be the main office will be gutted. Teacher, to boy who has to be cor­ worshipers of tne incongruous, but also nue, near First street, to her father's elements of coast defense in the future. bouse, in South Washington, last Sun­ A striking proof of this tendency is af­ rected frequently—“ Can you tell me day. Since that time her improvement forded by the new departure of the where the Blue Ridge is?" Boy (rub­ No. but I can tell has been more rapid. No mental effect German Government The Admiralty bing hia shoulder) «>f the loss of brain or injury to the have decided to build thirteen gun­ where the black-and Uluti ridge is." He skull ran lie traced bv th 6 girl's family. boats in place of five heavy moni­ is treated tors which had been planned m 1878, She appears as bright and lively as any Ot those two classes thvre are enough 1 child, and. although the paralysis has and, furthermore, to atiandon tho con" What Lb your name?" naked a tn any couride.raldc community to not quite left her limits, she is about the stnictiou of two iron-clad flooring bat­ teacher of a boy. " My name is J ale," crowd ibe hugest Yuwembly room that house nearly all the time.— H'anhinglon teries, an<l to provide each war-ship 'was the reply ; whereupon the timelier with a small fleet of light torpedo-boats. imprwwively said, " You should havs can be found turn the neighborhood. Tins order shows how great a change said, ‘Jullha. sir.’ And now. my lad," .And. when the crowd i» gathered, it is I has been wrought within a few years in easy to stir up a considerable amount | turning bi another boy, " what is your the methods of marine warfare. of feeling. Tbe persons who compose । name?" “ Billions, sir." such an auditory are generally cxcitaTo the Khedive of Egypt — Re­ hie; the lively mus*c. tbe vigorous and I spected Bir : Haring learned that, in [■ollietic appeals of the preachers readily ' There was a scene on “ Her Majesty's consequence of your recent dethrone­ affect them, and we often seem to are Ship I ’ xnafore ” at the " Zoo," last night, ment, yon are troubled about a place to large numbers of them entering upon i that was not down on the bills, and that live, wo hasten to offer you the fn-edom the religious life. came within an ace of converting that of Cincinnati. Bents are very low hero, Such servire*, hov-ever, come to an I charming mnrical burltwqne into a real the Theodore Thomas concerts are in end Ix-lore many weeks, and then these tragedy. Tho gallant craft ia built on full blast, and you can get a schooner of new disciples find themselves end-1 piles and planked tip from the water's beer for five cents.- Cincinnati Endcnly act adrift. All their religious ’ edge. On the j«rt side a broad plat­ experience has been ounncctod with tbe ' very fine thing; but, after all, the ver­ form projects from tho ride of the ves­ rink or tbe tabernacle; when that ia ! dict iii the thing.* sel on a level with the water. This clotted they arc not drawn in any other | Prof. Matliews, frota whoso book on platform u used as an ‘‘entrance" by Sir ' direction. The influence of locality “Oratory and Orators" we quote O*0onupon the religious life m a great deal । nell's remark, insist* tliat no one would Joseph Poiter, hi* cousins, and hia riatera, and his aunts, and byBuMerrup stranger than some jiersons think; the , discover the perfect orator, if sunli there also. 4*besc parties are brought to the place where prayer ia wont to be made . could lie, while he was speaking. He । is the place to which those who have ' tells two anecdote* to illustrate his aa- । ship in a small boat, which last night moored rather carelcsaly. When tne learniv) to pray lore to betake them- j “eno" for Mian Estelle Mortimer's (who selves; the leas cultivated the worshiper . plays Buttercup ns she only can play it) is, tbe less inclined is he to worship in entrance was given, she stepped on tho a strange place; tbe more is be deplatform and began saying, “Hail! [wndent for his religious enjoyment I Men-of-war'a men." She had hardly got YESTEKDAY a policeman u» a young । upon local association*. Though the i in tho right of the audience when her man aiUirg on a dry-goods box with his churches all open their doors for tlicoc foot tripped on tho rope of tbe boat, head tied up and one arm m a sling. I convict* of tbe rink, very many of xhem and the next moment she stepped into Borne of bis mr was gone, and his ikwo I will fail to enter the churches; or, if the water of tho lake, which juat there needed sending to a repair-shop. “ Did they do go a few times, all tho nuria full fifteen feet deep. As she disap­ a loaded wagon run over you?" asked roundinga are strange to them, and peared from sight she threw her basket the policeman. “No; we were only they soon cease to appear in the places on the deck of tho aMp and then celebrating my birthday last night. Wo where they would be welcome. clutched wildly al tbe born-d from which It waa the oliscrvation of thia fact A iianl hoadcd bank President one. she had stepped. In her sudden dee- had a glorious old time. You ought to have been there." Tho policeman that led Mr. Moody, during the but congratulated bin. self, in tho presence oent her arms were cruelly acraped winter, to »«ck to conucct his work more nt Mr. Mathews, on resisting, as fore­ an-l her skin abraded, but, though her merely said that, judging by the looks directly with tbe churches. Ho ha* man of a jury, llic oratorical blandish­ head went dear under tba water, she of the celebrant, the whole force ought to have been there.—Galvttlon Newt. come to fed that it is far better to make ments of Mr. Choate. did not lose her presence of Bind, and use of the church as tbe instrument of “ Knowing hia skill," said the hard­ as soon as she came to tho surface sbe A CLEKOTMAM of my acqurintanco cvangelixation than to create other ma­ headed man, "in making white appoar caught the I word firmly with both told mo that he once visited a lady in chinery, rimply because the result* of black. and black white, I made up hands. The audience and her fellow his parish who liad just lost her hus­ his work art in this way so much more my mind at tho outset that ho should ixr. formers were terribly excited, but a band; iu order to offer consolation, and fully harvested and secured. The not fool me. Ho tried all hia arts, but upon her earnest inquiries as to the re­ method which he followed last winter it was of no use; I just decided accord­ half-doren gallant forotopmen drew her union of families in heaven, heairooglv from the water into the small boat, from in Baltimore is tern spectacular and ing to the law and evidence." winch she was taken into tho cabin of asserted Ids belief in that fact; ami. striking than that which he liad fol­ "Of eonrac," anawored Mr. Mathews, tbe "Pinafore." The plucky little tolr. when she asked with anxtety wfa-tber lowed previously; but in the long run “you gave your verdict against Mr. who ia as nervy as she is lieautifu! and any time must * bo think* it will be more productive; Choate'a client ?" ________ each other in tho talented, wished to go on with her port and the adoption of it docs groat credit "Why, no; we gave a verdict for his all dripping as she waa, but better he emphatically said: “ No I to hia head and hi* heart. It shows united at once.” Ho was ccunacl prevailed. Of course it was that he pooaesaos sound scuse, and that lie happiness of being able necessary for her to exchange her wet he is not a selfish seeker after noto­ । rclftf at such faith when garments tor dry raiment, but here a riety. It ia to be hoped that Mr. Moody's conclusion will be adopted by those who have been hitherto his moat ardent driciples. and who have been inclined stepped on the deck wm vans enough to drive fro® her mind aD thoughts of her chilly both of s fsw momenta be- ncighlxirhood of church wfoohfaaasajority of « be discouraged. Tbe ore gathered into aaunpteoasnt to trenf as a hfov. Md that he i«> nutanre that Dickens'"Amw lean Notea " did not do manto oMdmw far a time tbe two noantrisw than the �. I , . , [ t mm left home after Heptemhcr iat, Mid many of them later iu the fall ssonth*. When tbe army went into winter qnar tan they had .not become inured tn theHurago of climate* and diet, aud the hardships of a aoMior’s life. (tea. Burnside waa a wretched commUory swid nuiter hte management such laxu rtea (!) as ten. potatoes, lawns and s..ft licrad were unknown. Oar bill of fare w-as uniform. The w»ly way to change it was ta have roost hardtack, tmffw utxl “sowbelly" for breakfast, coffe.-. “aalt honn" awl fried hardtack fur din­ ner, aad "sowbell." scchih- and coffee Bkki.ik. Gkhmaxt, Marr. 11th, T9. Although tbe nmeert v intent storms have dune frightful barye IS the fiwit orchards throngbont tbe Empire. the very low rate.. Early pl cm* are sell­ ing at six cents per pound, nprirpta M nine coats pgr pound. while tomatoes m«i selling st five oaata per kilo., and a fine, dcicatoly flavored Trentiuo melon can be purchased for four rent*. On Oa Wenewlay evening tbe Mdi. inst the other kuud. the vinegruwerx are Fred Long sjkI wife, of tlie town of Lee, Calhoun County, went to--------meeting aud left the Ir— »ud ivmiee good vintage. Now you down, and thiro childre are folly posted oa the topic that cullven the cbit-ehata of Berlin society at burned to aerisp. the third ----------------this time of the. year, a* it appear* nearly dead. Two boys were tmroed rgrsl seven and two. cvertbiug that gives light and nhmie, A convict named William D. Kenrio; tone and color to its versatile enrrsuta. .aged M, made hte escape from the stalo Hen- mjd there Uncle Sam puts in ap­ priaon Haturday night. Ha is a life days rations be would sit down and pearance on tho Uater' <ten Zaadro, in convict, nnd has been incarcerated 15 ar 90 years. His crime was cutting a cal them, and then go without the rest the shape of a big diamond shirt but- nun down and killing him with an ax. of tbe three days. aud he found life more endurable in Many of us were young, susceptible tbe cold unfeeling world, than behind to disease, and unskilled in tbe con­ struction of tenta. and many other things neresmry to the soldier's health. loaded and safiilted with travel field Some dug holes in the ground, stuck glasses, rolled * up waterproofs, tidy stakes, and stretched their tents over umbrellas, and an occasional pi read il­ mag*of the 19th. Investigation revealed them; some built fireplaces/and others ia “badinette" H inches in length. the sody of the nnfortgnate man lying had none. There was no lumber with Very few Rmudans. indeed, are seen, in tbe cistern. He cut his throat with trazor then followed b<lothrs line till which to ceil the semi-suliteraneou* lousetoa cistern, into which he except two or three score detectives, dwellings, and the Imre sand, or clay, hunting after escaped Nihilists. Then jumped. He has shown levidencea of with the thin cotton roof constituted besides a goodly crowd of long-nosed, insanity beretoforKjud J was undoub­ tedly not in bls’ right mind when he the soldier's inner surroundings. Part keen-eyed Oriental*. »e pct an occa­ committed the fatal deed. of the men had comparatively comfor- sional glim; sc of thirsty groups of the The man killed at Monteith, Allegan 3blc quarters, but thousands wintered twenty-six rainbow nationalities which* county, on the Grand **—”---- a Ibove diMcrilx-d. The officers, as a represent the homogeneity of the iaua railroad, on the 1 Patrick McFarland. ... .... rule, were strict in company ami regi­ Austro-Hungarian monarchy. All this soldier, nnd boarded the train nt Men­ mental unitary regulations; and every I asssure you makes a very goml show don, St. Joseph county, where he pur­ morning, when the wrathei would per­ while it lasts, but it docs not last long chased a ticket for Petoskey. It was mit, the company streets were cleanly that he had a cousin at Un­ enough, and our eternal victualling ascertained ion City, but - whether any other swept, all dead or refuse matter re­ and beer selling grumblers keep on relatives is not I nown. He wa» alnitit moved. and all nuisances rigidly pro­ crying aloud, "Mine Gott! mine Gott! 33 years old, and was drunk at the time hibited. ou pain of a day or two in tbe hrlfas! Krenz Himmel million don- ot the accident, to which the accident guard house. The army «»» not made is undoubtedly to be attrilmted. nerwrtter!" An all wise Providence, up of tough, hardy, rough men. inured evidently mover! by these earnest In­ to hard labor and frugal living, but vocations luu so far done its best that large numlx-rs were young men of del­ Bcrlincesc luol come to the conclo*io:i icate mold, unnsed to hardships; pro­ tliat sometmly waa playing the fool fessional men, mechanics, tradesmen, with them in the Hondo, when a week well-to-do fanners, i»o«aeas«xl of corn passed without a couple of l>onr»l fortablc, and some of them luxuriant thamjerstoroia. These iong winded homes, who, experimentally, knew tempests, generally followed by Scotch nothing of what it waa to want for like Danube mists, or Styrign moun" food and shelter, and the general row- tain drizzles, has almost ruinous­ forts“t.f life. Tbe transition from snch ly interfered with a variety of private homesand surrounding*, the ae;mra­ interests, and especially with tbe mid­ tion from relatives and friends, in summer "bcurigvu" Itusincaa. which many cases, wore npmt tbe mind, and in its economical bearings npou the the unnatural and uncomfortable phys­ community is as indeapensible to ical surroundings wore upon the Ixjdy, the population as daily bread. Some and, ox a consequence, fiinends were a mouths ago 1 gave a brief description frequent occurrence, sometimes sev­ of this time honored custom, as indulg­ eral within sight in a day. Under snch ed iu late in the fall and directly after eirrumstanecs. wlicn a soldier dies, hi. the first fermentation of lire new vin­ comrades "aeoop far him a shallow tage has subsided. Anri it is astonish­ grave; the soldier is wrapped in a ing bow tlie natives can stomach it blanket, placed upon a stretcher; lx-ar when in a state of sweet-sour effervesera ap|x>inted. an escort of six men de­ encc, it serves to wash down bncketstailed, who. with reversed arms, ac­ fnl of young, half cooked sauerkraut companied by a muffled drum, slowly and yards of penny sausage*, after a march to the grave. The hero is couple of houra country walk through placed in hia narrow resting place, a dripping Noyemlier rain, or through when sometimes the chaplain offers a six or eight inches of Sunday snow. short prayer, tbe cold clods of earth However, the midsummer nets of are thrown ujxin his body, n salute tliis popular entertainment are l>y far fired by the escort, a wnali headlx>ard more interesting, and may even be J£NTERPRIHE erected to mark the spot, and the freely indulged in by strangers. For soldier by this-timc tire wine lias thrown off all obnoxious adds ami other unwhole­ some agent*. Young sauerkraut ia Thus among the pine or oak forests, •till progressing in the krout nursery, or the plains of the sunny eon th. sleep the kitchen garden; the penny sau­ thousands of patriot heroes, who. sage is replaced by the more aristocrat when Treason sought to ruthlessly ic Salami, and instead of breathing tear aasundcr our glorious anion of tbe abominal atmosphere of the tap­ states, and place Liberty under its re­ room, like “Wirthkhaus Saal," the bellious feet, left everything behind “heurigeu" holy day makers plunge tlieni, and. with a noble self-sacrifice, headlong into their bacchanalian) jolli­ id need their lives upon their country s fications puder tbe cool shade of some altar, and poured out tbeir life bkxxl Baumgarten. And lure, provided the or wasted away with ^insidious disease -company verge* at all on decency and sod hunger, that their country might respectability, the thing assumes the live. Scattered over the country, from proportions of a moat musical pastoriMissouri's northern boundary to to the al fete, extensively seasoned with good sands of Florida, from the hills of rug­ wit and humor and screaming merri­ ged Pennsylvania to the lowlands of ment. The fnu ia frequently carried Lousiana. where tin* "Father of Wa­ on a giNMl stretch into the small hours, ters" unites with tins Gnlf, in large and perliap* the whole assembly, some Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, national cemetery groups, or in isola­ two hundred people of all ages, head­ ted spots, sleep the heroes who died ed by tlie musicians, who usually carry tbe heaviest loads, start for home for lilierty. » Cheese W Everything in a huge proceaoiuu, compared with which thr jolly "kenue*" scene* of tlie Flctuisli palutera sink into insignifi­ cance Lovm. Too Numerous to Mention. 'isics.'^ the murder of a girl Mary McGIew, who refused to become his wife, l«e cause hi. disaipnted habits woroed her that he was unfit for the responsibil­ ities of matrimony. A rteni **d unM-ntimcntal justice demanded hte life and* took it. In Cherokee county, N. C., where several converts hail been made by the disciple* of the laic Brigham Yowag. the jx-oplc Ix-catuc so excited recently taken to tho woods' by tho monntai neery and flogged with switches. Sev­ eral of the converts were caught and similar punishment was inflicted upon them. The carpct-liag Mormons were driven out of the country, and will re turn at once to Utah. A rolibcr found Winnie' Roberta, age ia. alone in a farm bouse at Wadcsburg. Mo. He commanded her to give him all the money in the Ixiilding, but she refused. After searching a little, and finding only $10. he threw her on a bed. drew a pistol, and swore that he would kill her if she did not give the informa­ tion. She thrust her hand under the pillow, leading him to suppose that she was getting'some money, but what site drew nut waa a revolver, with v.-hieb she shot him dead. Life in Memphis is described an being only a little mom wholesome than death. Yellow flags are displayed at every turn and crossing. Tho lump!tai sign was counted in eight places along one short square a few days ago, and since then two others have been added. The curfew-bell now tolls at D o'clock, and after that hour the streets are deserted. In the last epidemic a crowd of whisk­ ey-drinking nurses nnd seltzer-waler doctors kept the town alive. In this epidemic the only sign of life is the en­ campment of colored troojM on the bluff. The reveille and the 5 o’clock matinee, when the band plays, are,- as a correspondent says, ’“the cheerful characteristics of the preoent campaign. Fira alarms, last week relieved the monotony, but since tbe watchfulness of tbe authorities has liecn redoubled so that even the torch dosn't flicker. Z U.S. Grant, formerly a tanner of Ga­ lena, llbu, since of the United States army and Washington D. C., arrived at San Francisco the other day, nnd the Guided City fairly went wild over the arrival. Military and civic processions, the firing of cannon, the explosion of torpedoes and the shouting of hoarse throats greeting the return of a man, the author of “ I’ll fight it out on this line if it takes all summer," the man who received the swords of Buckner. Pemberton and Lee; who clutched the throat of the rebellion with bull dog tenacity until it was limp, lifeless; and was twice elected President of the United States. Il is undoubtedly very pleasant, for the "modest little man smoking a cigar," to be again among people who talk straight English, and where "Hairto the Chief,” “StarSpan­ gled Banner" and "Yankee Doodle" are wont to be played. NEW DRESS BROCADES! To sell for 10 cts., former price 15 cts. From $5.00 to $15.00. OF ALL KINDS, Plain and Fancy, AT VERY LOW PRICES. Bran Late Styles, and Cheaper than any other firm in the County. CiRTIN 1X0 WOOLEN FL1NNELS, VER! LOW I IS A BEAUTY! Men’s Saddle Sewed Boots, tap sole, $2.60. Boys’ Boots only $1.50. TUBALCAIN W AXTEIJ. -A»rt.u Mi GROCERY r*A up a frrwt OLD PIONEER STORE ommmmS Teas, Coffees, Sugars, notwithstanding the effort of a special judicial department created to suppress it. Only girls are murdered. Tlie in­ fant is destroyed in the room where it ia bom, and then it is buried under tbe door of the same room. On tlie thir­ teenth day> tbe village priest calls, cooks and cats hia food in tho name room. Thia ia considered a burnt offer­ ing and by thia act tbe priest takes all the sin of tbe murder upon bis own soul, and tbe family is free from it. As soon as the baby is Iwm its mouth In the month of March we were re­ i. filled with the milk of the shrwb as elipias gigautea, and then it is plaster­ viewed by President Lincoln and Gen. ed over with mnd. Respiration is im­ Hooker. Mr. Lincoln was ncrompnnpossible. When the first girl Im by is uxl by his youngest son. Tail, who was wrenched away in this bnita manner the then ten wr twelve years it w. The army was then in flue condition, and good deal, bat after having lust two or quite enthusiastic over Hooker, who three, she gets used to it and makes no had fed and Hotbed as so well, improv reststance. After the murder and bu­ ed tbe cavalry, and adopted a system of rial and burnt offering, the parents corps badges and corps, division and again occupy the room and receive brigade flags. Every man w comguests in it os usual. Tbe req a ireturn t polled to wear hi* division badge, nnd by that would be known wherever he They embarked in a maal! boat Mt far below the falls. An old ^nide acemu ponied the part v. With great diffi-.nl- Telephone ■ICMICAH HffWA Lacy A. Dumprope, a poor oulcast.uf Muskegon, committed suicide by tak­ ing poison on the 19th. The Chicago and Lake Huron rail­ road is henceforth to be known as tbe Norta-westeni Grand Trunk line. Edmore is to have a $1,400 x-bool h.Hisc. Eiglikxn months ago Ed more was a brush heap. Now it ta a village of «n inhabitants. A young mon named Jennings while raiding Wm. Itaoley'. peach oi clis rd at Marshall, Fridar night. Was shot ia the bowels, and eannotlivr. Charles Rhiefel, an iron moulder of Gram! Rapids, was stabbed to death bv In appearance. Hooker waa the On the nth John Steeb, while adjust­ grandest looking officer I ever saw. ing a t»elt in Cornwall's wootew mill at The <U-pUi of tlie w ater in thr gorge Tall, well proportioned, light, ruddy Foster's, Washtenaw Co , was caught below Niagaia Fall* has just been complexion, and whoa in full uniform. ia the ahaftiug and liad both anus ton. off. He died tl» next day. nn-amired fnr Hie first lime. The swift • A fi year eld aoa of J. H. Gamble of liras of line stream had baffled nil preHndsou got » pipe a few days ago and Eim offered to the Trade. CONS n LOW PRICES I A. C. Boitoi GUNSMITH MEAT MARKET. COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF Freth and SaU Meatu^ Smitd Bm ui Sktiiltn, FINEST STOVE! Lard, by the lb. or barrel, VIENNA BAKERY Tn Roneroos to lentioBi ALL WOOL MIXED ANO CANTON FLANNELS HOSIERY. 0.0. WOLCOTT ZEPHYR, GERIAITOVI ud STOCIING TARRS D. 0. GRIFFITH. �EAT STORE? CASH TRADE. CASH TRADE. Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ OavoBnibMo. is their*. It fa ratimated that 1878, al 10 W D. C. Gumm fa mow fa new Fall Block of Cfotidm boos and Hat*. He can tit ti Daatel Striker aad Geo. M. Dewey Raptfat church Mxt Sabbath uranriag peditiously ni Accurately. fair. Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, AINSWORTH i BROOKS Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hate, Caps, Notions &c. PAT TBE HIGHEST IARIET PRICE Detroit, an tbe 18th inrt. Soon Hank Newton's sounrou* voice will be heard proclaiming the virtues of limburger cheese aad white oak her- Mias. May Mitchell af Charlotte came humble little village like Nashville. Bnt. then it is natural for Nashville circuit court. Borrow Storm. headquarters for Fruit Jara. C. W. Surra. bind Larkin ia the sum ty We allow no Furniture boose in Belle Bartow were assaulted by a r?‘ Good* murt be down. Gkirrrrn will *cll 33 yard* of Calico for an even dollar. The GoreHc. published over at Belle- Mrs. Milter af Woodland, having er credit a tew weeks since. If tbe Getwitte had “competition” in. its own town. State St. i* erecting a house thereon. 0. H. Cola of Maple Grove has fur fourths of a column of a previous issue nishrxl tbe Nawathe mammoth pumkin turr, did two week* week* since) would there l»e an earthquake at Bellevue! fall. Tbe Mrtbodirt Protertant Sunday •chool of the Baker district, Aaayria, and that fa the case with tbe llvaly fit­ car load of the celebrated Jackwu had a picnic in M. H. Alden', (the Bapeiuteadcht) orchard, .on Wedueaday. Thirtv-aix acholara, and a large nuia- little one-bonw town like Nashville to get their ideas. Pugilistic. Friday night and they also had a rack- . McLane for some cause thought Dau. rx — /'--J ___ 1_____—1_* Plastcr, Mucro, Hair and An immense stock of Oxford and Cable Shirtings, over 80 different pattern* Table Napkin* in White and Turkey Red, from 75 ct*. to fil.00 per dox. Hemp Carpet*, one yard wide.» eta., worth 25. Nice Union S-ply Carpet* 33 et*. Bramell* Carpet*, one yard wide, only 40 rent*. A new thing entirely. AI.WWOBTH A BBOQKN. Our Clothing fa selling very f**t. ’ S> Balta wold in ten day*, price* ranging frouj $4.50 to (18.00. Coatomers know our stock i* by far the largest, with ^atifnTpiSSrt price* the lowrrt. 100 pair* tauita at fil “ “ --------------- ----------- ---$3.00. J JOI HF BROTH EBH. 50 pair* Camuncre Pant* auu Veat at $4.75. w orth H-00. Gent'* Furnishing Good*. Neck Wear, Hat* and Cup* at the lowest price*. 100 pair* Dock Overall* for 30 cento a t>air. 100 pair* Whole Stock Kipp Boot*. $2.00. worth $3,00. Boy* Boot* $1.00 up. Women'*, Mimes’ Mod Children’* Shoe* from 30 cto. a pair up. Borrow Storm. A full line of Rublwr Good* of •tandard makr at wholr*nl<- lirt price. ‘ Have jnrt received n large stock of We cut Gnod* at cloae cash price* and wilt sell you A Coffee Sugar at 8 cent*. can or dish—fried, stewed or served up 8 11m. Coffee $1.00, 40 liar* Soap $1.00, 4 11m. Cracker* 25 ct*.. 5 Hm. Jap. -Tea |ii 11 I It i ft F n an ft A ft ft rat a $1.00, Poland Soap, will wefah 1G oi to tbe Imr. usually »ol<i by siuall grocery ■ 11 I U J: U L D \ c D H U Fl * U V in any style at the Bakery of Joux Bfrxer. men and hneksters at 10 ct*., we wll you the *am<- nt 5 et*. n bar, or 5 iwin. for n li U 33 cento, and all other good* la proportion. . , HID < U3IIMMIM IF’ The liveliest Grocery store in ————— ■ Fine Design* very tow, trimmed free. Nashville in C. W. Hmitu's. Small profits and Ijjrge sales is what makes it new carriage shed aud ticket office fy Customer* will always find near­ built. Up town Nel.Tarker fa to run ly everything they want at my More. New Goods every week. A. M. Davohkmtt. dug around like getting in a as generally nickels and dimes oflour prosperous Tbe Barry and Eaton Insurance Co. fa a strong, sound and staple one, which DRUGGISTS, ILL I HI L II U< D U II U L took of the goodies that abundantly filled the groaning tables. We feel ment Smith. Its membership Sept. 1st like returning a thousand thanks to the school and tiieir superintendent at that time was $ 5,M3.110,00. Te Whom It May Concern: .... , . -7 During the month of August there where they will spend a month visiting for th. tine frosted cake with which ... । । n i । vTL* , , I We bay our Good* for CASH, and buy them right, and *avc o-ir diacotint*. ! were added to the com[>aiiy rt) memmi**1 ? indebted to ua to call which, coupled with our very low cxpcuiw* enable* n* to aril at the verv lowcrt friend*. Tbs Michigan Exchange. Detroit here and fit18JOO insurance, and that to pay for fall atock. too without any extra effort and against Sw Bouk II mo*. L'nder the proprietorship of that well tin falsehoods and misrepresentations Emmet. Remember Hawley Lyon, it ia moat ably manag- wortli'nSS new Beaver Cloaks. Price from V>0 to 15,00. Dont fail in seeing trial of the (’rampton aud Pixley suit* them before yon puehaae. at Charlotte in July last, audtelling all sort* of atorie* to break and injnrv the Hastings new proces* flour ia just tbe thing for goml bread, and there is more of it sold for cash at the feed not tbe least probability that thr mww-M- store, thad any other Hour in town. mrnt this year will bn higher than 82.7> Don’t fall to try a sack for eac'i • 1,000 insured. Jeror for the United States Court for this district, which convenes at Grand worth of their money, conneqaently it* popularity. It ha* nlway* been the Being *av- Rapids on Oct. 7th. J. Pennington, living several miles favorite report of Michigan people, ami , all Journeying Detroitward*. will find many for Mae. but Frank kept up the dwelling, tbe name being nearly ready i tbemaelvea comfortable, happy and for tbe plaatercra. | well-fed by rtopping at the old reliable exhibiting game and pluck. ft: A. Brook* ha* purchaard the Tom, Michigan Exchange. Hare ITl Bairn My Ftoamr. Smith place directly oppoaite of bis res“ VERMONTVILLE ITEM.H. WESF KALAMO 1TEMA 1 Double Harness, There ia trouble in the camp again, 1 Single Harness, aud Mr*. C. Buxton i* on the war-path. cided improvement# -therein. Jim Watirnn ha* jnrt half recovered Tbe corn i* about all cut. I 3-Spring Wagon, Failing in aecuring her divorce, )*rt | from hi* ankle aprain. He ha* thrown 1 Pha-ton Buggy. week Thunuluy rtie returned to live The lime kiln biiroetb, and send* Toi LT If you want to enjoy a ride or go roads leading into thia village. out into the country on busines*. call on A. M. DAt'GHKJrrr'slivery man, and ' her step-daughter and had her arrested by purifying the air. list. he will fuinish you the 1x>m turn out, Cha*. Hull and Fred hi* non, have cither double or single. Fre. Upham longs for a home in Ne adjourned until Friday. And on Turn Jurt returned from a trip to Colorado, ical department of tbe Univoraity. They report themselve* In Iretter Elmer Morris is building Box's Pinning Mill. Nred not Im- taken The management of the Barry Co. health. . to Harting* and re-*arfamL put under boeda to Fair hare seat a* a comp., and if we Mrs. Kent Ma*on lectured on the , Rnpidity. “National Cause.” to full house, <>u ' .t, shall attend the fair one day. at least. | Monday night. It wm highly spoken .| Our beautiful Brocaded Ditm G<mmI« I al only 12| rent*, have gone with raof by tbuoe who heard her. | piditv. Have Jll rn received ,, jurt our second man that believes in Nashville am! her Mr. Parley Green has tirn best garTlie well on the public xqn.in' jiro stock, and tlrcy nre going faster than gremiug slowly. Since the dead home ever. Bostox Stork. helping institutions aud consequently | den in the town. Indian summer iu all its glory ia upon rabacrilics for five copies of the Nrws. ('imsidt rable petty thieving is being and live man were taken onj water r?"Wilson A Howe have jurt receivha* made it* apjicarancc. I e<l .i new stock of Boot*. Shoe* sod weather we e^oyed a few week* ago, H. J. Martin fa off again to Chicago J Rabbrra. to lie sold very tow. and the sickly folks, tbo<w with pale it into their heads to swarm the oilier ' enclosed and painted. for goods. It i* only a few wccksHiure-' ‘ Wwh$**ft over there .nJ l«.nCL. I on .funbi».Urel «illre.k«ri.kr all the “track" they I rad to spare. I sny day iu thr week for 25 cents a lutrran I get n hired girl. . at the highly flavored oxygen carried Thr Reform Club held an intererting •**; I got my four premc* all in W. E. Buel, T. C. Downing and A. L. McKtnnls tort t, i iu there genial and invigorating anorder. Come to thr old reliable mill nt W. Olds have made all dur preparations meeting Toe-fax evening lart. Item!- Iu nk for KtKMj M1Ufartioa or D<» for their annual fall hunt, and will Ing* by several mlic* and music, both pay. F>ukni> D. Sovlu. hueioa* Indian summer shade. But contributed to enliven the exercises. I Barry ville Sept- 20th *78. visiting bis son Albert. On, poUan-rer i. iMnklns nt .wl,IV- A a„,.eUPotato digging ha* began with not iug for an incream- of salary. Cause: | .Iron fur sale, or I will trade it foe a A gentleman from lx-ns wee county. such a pile of New* to distribute, in good young Horse, and pay the differ' tains extremely kindly feelings, and addition to tbe weekly edition* of the j cn<* “ r**“ or frxnu J*®"-— netted the M. E. church 820,00. which trusts that continued good weather will lie applied towards pay ing for the Haiek and a few outride dailies, etc., j will follow, which will heal aud Ik-.iiiin I,,/, fur l.im the residence of J. Lalling. Bou t Forget. A busy vet pleaaent place to step into The school is more highly commend|f yon want a new Suit of Ctothea. is Kellogg, Demarav A Co. furniture “upper crust,’' before long. cd by the pupils than ever. Profs. Gif­ Hat or Boot* foryouradf or buy, you the w ickrd. may go Barry County over, and you ford and Young, assisted by tlie Misses ran't do better than at the folk* down there are making thing* i cd for Kania*, on Tuesday, Noble snd Ellis make things lively and Barry County Fair. D. C. GRirrmt’s. handier every day. i There ha* been a great cot interesting at the two-story brick. FirM < mlL Laat week while eodeavoriugto faith- । among fanner* of lack of help, There fa a large attendance of outside Agricultural Soc‘ety comes off at Hast­ Come in and settle np now for the fully discharge one editorial dutiea. . -by tbe silence, students. We Judge, that the ings on Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursehill fever drove na to tlm wall, and the panther has laid up for repairs. The new opera bouse, under the di­ Frank Wilson, of Montcalm county, hope every one owing me will attend son of John J. Potter. is looking up a fanu hereabouts. out of the ground very .rapidly. The to it immediately ami pay up. be trotting by *-y ear olds, stallion trot, 0adobxmty At-C.IIF.MTT.. A. M. D strength of the structure will be tested aud foot rare. On the third <L»y walk­ by Potter of tbe Hatek in a solo hop, FF Wilsox A Ho wk *ell more Flour ing match, tracing match free for all and better Flour I ban any honne in Na«hCharlevoix Co. They were planted horse* owned in the county without a ville. record, and a running race. On the July *rd. never been plowed or hoed California variety which weighs 3i strain (150 pounds to the nquare inch) it will never break down under any I jMinnd*. last day fadies will have ruling aud J. M. Wood has sold a half Interest Torn. Niles has a sound Idack walnut oUicr pressure tiiat can be brought driving matches. there will be n double bay ttour at the Feed Stffre. Ten bar­ Irani trot, free for all trot; the sport* in hia foundry and niachi e shop to stump, 5 fret aad 10 inches iu diamcrel* sold withiu tlie last month, notto wind up with a grand cavalcade of Henry Bailey of Hartings for $3,5u0. withrtanding the opposition of eight WOODLAND ITEMS. The Wert Kalamo nursery man. all stock upon exhibition. Let our far­ Mr. B. ha* moved hia family to this different firm*. W. J. Erb. mers turn out, with their fine stock and village and ia living in A. M. Flint's Will. Ryan, is gathering up the peach Mias Came Ingeraou leaves for Ohio rr* What ia the use of paying UM pita; be wants ten bushels. farm product*. aud make the coming in a few days, to visit friends. and fifl.00 for matching soft and hard G. D. Downs living in the north par For tbe third consecutive year, C. S. fair a greater sucre** than it has ever F. F. Hilbert ia grading hia yard, in wood, when you can get It at J. Lmmtz of tho township recently bad tbe mis­ Fax is sent to preside over tbe M. E. fine order around his house. A Box's for |W and ♦•4-50. Also sid­ ing mads tor MJ0 per thousand. fortune to loose the tert horse on hi* Church, at Kalamo village. W. G. Ay u worth has returned from farm. AtooaMr. Gardiner of Maple Mr. AmcmCartfaaad Mias Emelroe the east with a fine lot of dry goods. Grove, tert a valuable borer on BunWe have the genuine Keriao Kid. The Calloway school ia to be taught, the coming winter, by E. G. Holbrook. with genuine French-plate Heel*. Ixxik at them. Her. N. L. Brockway and family de­ Boerox Stork. parted for their mw U«h at Litchfield sought revenge on McLain. aa Wednesday and Bev. Newtoa i**nug For sometime part it lias been very ly encouacd in hi* new borne at the quiet, and had a Sabbath like appear­ parsonage- Thus gore tbe chances in ance around Hancbett's Milla; but bu»•n*m ia reviving. Iu Branch's addition, on Rapsd Run Street. H. O. Branch fa meting n shop where may be seen when completed, evidenecw of his ingenuity, from a cur­ rent water wheel, to a wind mill. cd much of tiieir breath in Mowing tbe Cihera up a* solid, under their patron­ age, 'ret now it. liam te pa, tho fid­ dler, aad fat it he done without “belly- _ .. It-- auge of prices from 5 eta. to Ti. consisting of KirickerbockZulu Cloth and Reversible Sateens in all the new shade*. Itm Sayed kj Doliu will Itat Uly minute. It and a disgrace to the entire printing fraternity of Barry county. 1-------- - -..J UZa KeLLOGO, D MMARAT 4c CO. Chicago. cause tbe Vt.Ville Rack published an W e can show yo« anEUaant Line of Damaak, Hamilton, Sim peon’*, Merri­ mack. Pacific, Album. Lodi and Cocbeco Print*. Brown Cotton*. l»v piece or bale from 0 cent* up. 1,000 yard* Lonadale Remnant* at H cent*, worth 10 to job. CF* A quantity of very nice Sagar There will be a social bop at the Cured Smoked Shoulder* on haul at Waodlaad Hoose, on Friday evening. L. Hilbert & Bon are cleaning and nr Something new In t fixing up their More, for a large stock Fly Destroyer. It sticks thi of tall and winter goods. eatehes them all. Call ami The Wesleyan Mrtbodert conference appointed Bev. 0. Tapley aa pastor of the Woodland church daring the next ensuing year. uerted to call and settle their neeou Tbe person who visited one of oar v note or otberwi><> within 30 days. July ,11th. 1878stockinet, and did not buy any, had found it penemary to take in a partner. better return the pair they borrowed. The new firm may lie known as Terrill It would be a help to the health of A non; weight 8) pounds. The two eldertare girls. Will, may bedimppoiated. but ho fa happy. It fa a tittle ataaalar that tfe aothovittes wifi Mgtert high wan and bridgre t Thocnapjdc water with them, and got Billy drunk had tetter look out or M. H. will lx> in their wool. To-dy (tbe Mtit) waa the day sat apart w the grand anion of two of na­ ture's fair bodies, Tbe day when that •m afflk waa te be dfapK -d to the " I W. A. AYLSWORTH •IM J filqfa'-r..-—* Stlwl Bull! Sctal Brti! Blank Books 1 Blank Books I I Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. Beautiful Design* in Goods Declining! Waltham and Elgin W niche*. OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS __ -__ __ . . b uxxa x .3 m:; y MUSTbe SOLD f PRESCRIPTIONS, I Of all kind*, accurately prepared from I strictly Pure and Frealt Drug* and • "We Mean TAiisineana. BOISE BROTHERS. 100 pieces Standard Prints at Wholesale Prices. . Good Sheeting, yard wide, for 0 centa, worth 8 centw. Lonsdale Muni in, for 10 cents, worth 12]. Heavy Table Linen, (pure linen) for 30 cents. Pure Linen Crash, for 8 cents, worth 12 1-2 cents. Heavy Kentucky Jeans for 20 cents, worth 23 cents. He^vy Feather Proof Ticking, for 10 cents worth 20 cents. Unkersville Denims, only 15 cents, worth 18 cents. Heavy Duck Overalls for 50 cents, worth 75 cents. Beatiful Brocade Dress Goods for 12 1-2 cents. NEW GOODS! WILSON & HOWE (Opposite tlie Wolcott House.» -FOR----- BLACK CASHMERE. 50 cents, worth 75 cents. Largest line of Balmoral Skirts in Nashville from 50 cents to fl T? O P* 1? T> T "R R tJ.OO. A bargain. MAVVV1ULLLEJ0 50 Felt Skirts, at wholesale prices. Hosery from 5 cents to 25 cents per pair. f'rmrfarr,. hfaanvare, WHOLE STOCK BOOT, B00TS‘**D SH0ES DOUBLE 80LE AND TAP, WARRANTED. Only $2.50, really worth $3.50. First-class Leather Shoe, warranted nut to rip, only tl.25. Pebble Goat, sewed and button, only $1.25. Good Calf-Skin Shoe. (Ladies') only $1.25. 100 Pairs of Children Shoes to select from. Uw Prince * ’ yoqi« --------------- faH--------------- WILSON & HOWE. OUR UNCOLORED JAPAN TEA THK SUPPLY STORE FOR 48 CENT8 ACTUALLY WORTH 65 CENTS. Our Stock of Groceries to Suit Our Customers: la full to overttowiag with -------------- M-------------- • BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. ---------- M---------Plea»e Remember: We will be pleaaed to «bow yqu our goods whether you buy, or not. llewpectfully, BOSTON STORE. SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, 8PICE8, CANNED GOODS, STAPLE AID FAUCI 6B0CEB1B F- -- fart-Crockery Jt (lliiannire piE NEW KELLOGG, DEMARAV A Co., Uar Ftaaart tttoek fa Mm Mat eom- (V A NEAT STOCK OF Still on Earth COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &<•.. Ac. KELLOGG, DEMARAY k CO. UTTLEIEATIAHET, �merit of rarely, if ever tailing. Tbx experiment baa been made of sowing oato and wheat together with a view to obtain a winter entering for the wheat. Th© reed, in the proportion of the proprietor of several gold and di­ ver. mines in the Rocky mountain re­ to makt> an attack, th© vessel he is on gion. asking them to seareh for pterin- — ------- ------------------- 1. But it be urn. This «M anew idea to them, and. indeed, to everybody. Aa a result, large quantities of the rate metal were found <k1, for the records of tbe Chines© eoart service are filled with aceunnte at veo- bide stlotinB The rider should know for himself that every part of tho Tbe Uw of Matriroaay. bridle and saddle is in reliable condi­ Yesterday morning an old negro man tion. Tho driver should know if the har­ arrived in the city from St Louis in ness and vehicle may bn safely trusted. acaroh of his before-the-wta Wife. The old man Went off into th© war with hw their annual progrosaion being sliout master, bnt, undergoing * change jx> :«),000,090 francs, or 86,000.000. After hUcally, deserted hli* ^d embraced th* the war tbe depoaita fell suddenly from emancipation cause, and now, after ao 720.000,000 franc* to 515JX»,0i» francs long a time, be coana back to tbe in 1872; thru they began to rise grad­ acene* of hia chlidhobd. After making ralked into a cal de tor, where ually to fiH.OOO.OOO franca in 1873. aud a grrat many inquiries be learned t&st i had [irecedcd him and found no to 578JXXMJ00 francs in 1874. At thia them patient!v, from time to time, when ighfare. A considerable amount not in use, and not wait till the moment r, both here and in England, was propagste the system of savings banks, of starting to work or to travel 1 on the ingenious man who had and the deposit* row to 600,000,000 Whxt bob Cai.TKa.-An English ex­ franca in 1B75, to 709,000,000 franc* in gone beyond his depth. Not having | change nays: Where cheese is made IHTfi, to W.3,000.000 franc* in 1877. and been properly educated in early life, b« i this ia the staple food for the calves, to 1,010,000,000 fames ia 1878. Thus, ro ignorant, ao they aaid, of Ule prop­ but it is anoor diet unless well supple • in the spare of four years, tbe deposit* erties of matter. He waa trying to «d> I si gmentod 437.OOU.OiiO fmnrs. No dt- tain the electric light by incaodeseence. bcm* wtaHnfonned .porit is allowed to exceed 1.000 frwca; Poor fellow! when thia sum is exceeded tbe aavings friend ought to bare apprised him of | bank purehare* rentes, which it deliv­ the hopclesanesH of the *itempt Ev­ erybody knows, or ought to, .that if you I er* to tbe depositor. L. food ia indiapenaaconnect the tertninabi of a powerful • food often brings on doctrie current by a slender wire, that A Quiet, Inflaetatal Life. __— ------- , „ not Checked, ia a wear­ My tuuno i* Carl Johann Bocckel. fjtetea owe much of their prosperity wire will Itccomc hot and give out light ing and aomotifne* rapidly fatal com­ By birth and nationality I am a Bwfoa, to such men and women aa are set forth But everybody should also. know that: plaint. An Hl-ventilated box ia a fruit­ when the wire get* hot enough to yield i but cosmopolitan in every taste and in Gray's lines: plenty of light it mnita, and thm ia an 1I “What doos dis prankin' mean ? " said ful source of the sonic disorder, which habit. Iu my early days I regularly i tl>» teat hmdiand, dropping tlie rag and is infectious. Prepared chalk and end of-it* brightoea*. followed tbe profession of a courier, aal When it waa currently reported that ■, throwing the fiddle on the bed. "Bptein Isixlauurn ta the usual remedy; but ado now ocmaaiiinally when any • more simple, and, if taken in time, an Eiliaon wsa experimenting with • car- ■ yourselves." Ixjh lamp, all the wiscacroa -raised their ! “Dis 'oman uacter be my nat'nd wife, excellent dose in two ounce* of starch .and I've i-omo heah ter see if wc can't dissolved in half a pint of water. the taste of the traveling public having and much benevolence, and wa* thor­ oyelirow* and said, “ I told you ao! He ! make nw sorter 'rangemen t* iu re­ ha* found that the tnoaadesoent light is degenerated into liasty journeys by ex­ A BkMxdt fob Gaj-x*.—In answer hi oughly aducauxl. gards to it" press trains, with the consequent loss of taut reasons for obtaining these papers, - Seeing that the sous and daughters of an ignta faluua* Whta they did not “Ole man,” arid tlie taat edition of a Yocent inquiry in the Rural loreeure for thia peat of the poultry house, L. P. all enjoyment of tbe different phase* of or copies of them, ami ot one in par­ hia neighbors were growing up in ignor­ k»<»w wa* that Edison ha* discovered n matrimony, “ de b*a' and moa' pitta scenery through which the travelers ticular above all others, by fair means ance, through tho imperfect education property of matter, and cnpueialiy of J;, of BelhleLctu, CU, says: “I know .repaying, lathe course of my many I dr foul; and what the chief says ia to afforde«I them, he opened a school in platinum, liitbeno uiuu*]iected. He thing is for yer to go 'way an' tea' ter ver there ar© innumerable ao railed remecxamintxl with a microsc-ora- the wire buaineas. . Dis 'oman ant myself umter- dMM for thia malady, and I have tried a years' experience,! have ixwn witness u> bo done u done invariably at any cost. Ms <>wn Louse. stends each <dcr putty tolerable well, many strange occurrences, hare assisted The committee hail balloted for Un­ Those who were ab|o to jny he that luul been nearly melted, and found an'd© bea’ thing is for yer ter love us." great many of them, besides giving my in many a secret and adventurous un­ person who must execute their orders, charged a small sum, aud tboec who it ]-enctrail'd with fin© cracks. Those, fowls a different course of feeding each " Daniel,” arid the woman, “ when dertaking, and liarc Ix-en subject to and their choice had fallen on me aa could not were taught gratuitooaly. He be awumed, were msde by th© r*|rid year, aud yet all my early chicken* died. escape of air that luul been imprmau>-<l yer was young yer wm a pretty sqn&r At length, an aid uncle - a prosperous many pcnla. From among such varied jxMUlbon, and the more Ukcly to effect in the pores of the metal. It struck sort of feller, but now de rhenmatiz (ormer—told xue to jurt take my coops expcrwnce* I give the following strange a suoceaafnl result. By virtue of my aging refractory boyx have coteh y« r, and fore God I doan" story, suppressing for obriotu reasons oath I was bound to obey, or I should One day, a bare-footed and bare­ him that if tho air could be removed w«uter rbeumatized man. Dan, you's into the orchard or meadow, entireiv the real namaa of those interested. have suffered a secret death, by aasas- headed Iny nrvacntrd himself at Mr. during a very alow process of beating, away from the house; to place each Many, years ago I was engaged a* ainaliou probably. I need not tell you Fry's house. He was the non of a brick­ the nnial might not crick. Tbe wire ,, bow-Iaigged at de bos'- "Bide* all dat, coop under a tree, mowing tlie grass courier to his Excellency the Honorable my instructions; but a dreadful fate maker. and woriiml in hi* father's yard. wa* pul under the receiver of an air | I’se changed my ligion." where ncceaeary. I did so. sod evm Frederick Eslington, Ambassador Extra­ awaited you in the event of you or hia AH efforts to keep him at school bad pump, the sir wa* exhausted, and the ; “ Let me right yer to a parable in de tho chicks that were affected with th<ordinary of Hia Britannic Majesty King Excellency obstructing our wixhc*. In failed. Hi* wild halata had caved Lira, heat of the wire slowly raised, the ex- I| law, 'cording to Blackstone," said the gnpen speedily recovered, and I have George, on a special secret mission to every town through which we. passed again and again, to bo sent home m an penmen t Luting several bonr*. By this i second husband. “ Dr firs' deed and not lost one since then. 1 waa ao glad operation he obtained a wire of singu­ de la*' will am dr moa’ powerful. De at haring found a eure for the gapes at one of the great continental powers. there were cmiaaancs of the Chief Bo- incorrigibly lad l»y, ■ lira’ deed atn subject to de las’ will. Haviug fiuuhcxl hia duties aud suivena- cirty to aariat me, ao great ia its organ­ last, that I have given this aa another Somehow, the notion had entered the larly dens© metal, which would not melt fnlly attained tbe oliject of hia mission, isation; and when I received your in- lioy's Lead that if he ©onld get into Mr. or change when bested to vivid incan- Wasn't it a Avd when yoq marrietl die remedy for gsjxw iu chickena, in th© 'oman? Wan't do ack of marryin' her we Htartnl on our homeward journey iu atruclion* to pull up at the next town, Fry's school he would learn something bop© that others alm may share my ataa deml r the summer ot 18——. Tbe period was which, if you remember, waa 8----- >, I: and bacome somebody. So that day, be "Tibber sLoali," said tho first hus­ one. to be long rememlirrea from lb© knew tho wishes of tbe chief com­ had left the brick-yard to go over to the band, raflectingly. jKilitical excitement which existed mander would be effectually carried schoolmaster's house. " Wan’t our marriage a will? Wan’l looked to at ail times. There are sev­ throughoul all Europe, aimoat every out Thu landlord of the hotel vou He frankly told Mr. Fry tliat he waa it de 'omau's will dat she married mo? Government having unsheathed tlie stayed at and the Lead hostler were lad and bad been expelled several times eral reasons for this. Chief among Answer de question aquarly.” award. Wc liaii traveled a considerable known to me a* membere of the Chief from tbe log-cabin school, because tlie them are tho comfort of the cattle, and part of the first stage of our return Society, and there were other resident* teacher could not manage him. ■ Well, den, - 'cordin' to de tew, de tbe quantity aud quality of tlie manure. journey, when his Excellency, who waa in the town also membera whom I did “ But. Mr. Fry," he added, “ I want to The betiding should be sufficiently feeling th© fatigues of the ioeeaaant not know. So you see, my friend, how come to your school, for I think you * Dat's a fac*, Dan," said tho woman. dej-p and compact to absorb the moist­ traveling in th© heavy, rumbling car- his Excellency and you were enconi- can manage me." managed, if they have not been already. “ Ain't yer gwine to give me noalium ure and cover the droptnnga. and yet risg©, said be should stop *1 tbe next passed in a net from which there was “ I think I can," said Mr. Fry; “ come As a specimen of tho ingenuity brought money ?" asked Dan. not so much so as to leavn a mar* of town w© arrived at, and take r.-st and no escape," and be chuckled to himself in." , to bear on the subject, there has been " Do law don't mention that," said the mind straw in place of good manure refreshment, both of which lie ww much as ho said it “Now, yon rcmeml*cr “Bob" wcut in, ahd the teacher so ' devised a method of coating the wire It should also be amply sufficient to bow hia Excellency was always engaged managed him that he !>cc*ine thr Hon. i so that it can be used in spiral form, victorious biudiand. Dan ar<HH- hum the trunk and looked keep the annual* clean aud comfortable. I Robert P. Lcteber, memlicr of Congress and tbe current cannot leap across tbe around tlie room. A tear stood in his The frequent summer showers should course wo arrived at the small town of threads of the helix. By such means and Governor of Kentucky. also be provided tor, and the hollow eye. Hnddcniyhi* face brightened. 8----- on th© confine* of Germany, On© day another boy came to Mr. the light can be concentrated and the " Gin* mo dal catfish over dor, an’ I'll places in <qx-n yard* should lie ao well where we |ml up We stayed a day aud Fry’s house. He wa poor, he said, Imt wire used be no thicker than the hntucn littered Umt pooh an- not formed, or. if a iiolf there; and I waa then instructed hair. Newspaper interviews have lat ­ be wished to be fitted for college. If they are, tlial tliey ar© covered over to hare the carriage and horse* if readiMr. Fry would take him, ho would pay terly brought this inventor into some or filled with straw or oth~r proper abn<*i to continu” our journey. His Ex­ him some day for bis board and tuition. discredit. He has unbosomed himself nortieuta. In coonc of lime, when il cellency meanwhile bad cncnplcted hi? "Come in and make ycunelf at home," too freely to reporters, and they have come* to be admitted and believed that .writing*, to which he had assiduously said the kind-hearted teacher. The poor bespattered him in print with praise tbe making of good manure is a an ft apphrd himself; and told me, a it wais and prophecy. Electricity may never boy became Chief Justice Roliertson, ricntly important port of farm Imaiucss a fine afternoon, he would take a short be wholly substituted for street gas. one of tbe moat popular and useful of to receive the consideration it di-aervea, walk, and on hia return resume hi* and will not be, probably, to any very Kentucky's great men. A 1 Haight Vigil. we shall, doubtless, have before long journey tauoce; and I must therefore “ Not exactly that, friend," h© quietly Before Mr. Fry died he had the satis­ great extent for several year*. The in­ covered yards and sheds ex press! v tor The night is dark, the air ia raw and make all neceamry preparations. He replied. “ When his Excellency went faction of seeing many of hi* pupils candescent light promise* to take it* the waking of wonre accordingly left the hotel But ho was for that short walk, th© head liostlcr numbered among the distiiigniuud place in the front rank of illuminators. chill aud damp, tbe storm u raging. An SsLT to Pbktbbt Gxbgbt.—" O. W. never seen afterward, nor wa* anything also went for a stroll in the came direc­ public men of th© State. Thus, quietly Time will de~elop its good and bad old and eminently-mpoctable citizen, out on North hill, is sleeping the sleep W.," Sterling, Maa, write*: “A friend known of hia fate. tion. A abort distance from the town but distinctly, he bad impressed himself point*. It should be cheaper, purer, of the just with tbe snore of the I waited for upward of an hour anx­ the hostler met a friend, also a member, by doing all the. good he could and mak­ more convenient, more wholesome, and wicked, and the private docks, in their having a herd of cow* wa* eooridenbly troubled with garget ' " ‘ less dangerous m regards fire than gas iously, and then made a cloae search for and they quickly bound and gagged his ing no fuaa about it. respective brackets and mantels the bag would become or oil. If these promises are fulfilled, hi m, which I continued for several day*; Excellency, and carried him to the cel­ throughout the city, for Burlington has hard, the milk from that thick it* investor will be a benefactor of the but not a trace could I discover of my lar of the latter's Louse, where they HhuUlsg in Eagiawi. no town clock, are tolling, as well as and ropy, and finally the................ r_ master. A viUsQae, however, living kept him secretly until after th© excite­ they know bow to toll it, the hour of tion would become ualeo. Four or There is much loss whistling among outaide the town brought to me at the ment of the disappearance and search five yean ago be commenced giving to bote! a pair of overalls, which he stated had subsided, when he was taken to Vi­ farmers' men tliau forty or fifty years each cow, in her stall, a small handful be La«l found in a neighboring copse. enna in tba involuntary disguise of a ago, and loss singing also. When I vm Of all the ilanmrs that Ixssct the of salt every morning before milking, I recognized the garment as belonging dangerous lunatic pcaaant, and after a uoy moat of the men sang at plow and mariner, whether it be from storm, fire and has not had a single case of garget to his Excellency, anil at once repaired ward------ " And h* made a significant with tlicir teams. Tlicir voice*, l>ornc or tbe hidden reef, none have snch ter­ Shuddering, he crawls out of lied; since be commenced tho practice. He over the hills by tlx© breeze, were on© with th© ‘ " sign indicative of strangulation. “ Tbe rors for vesaela trading iu the Pacific, muttering, ho gropes across the floor. aay* he does not know that the salt pre­ papers were abrtracted by the landlonl. at the charms of a et-retry ramble. ________ Swearing under Ids breath, he falls vent* tho garget, but is inclined to think ocean a* tho pirate* that infest tho trace or sign of any struggle. and handed to me, and I in turn banded They mostly sang love songs or senti­ over a rockiug-chair. it does. His cows acem to be snxiou* Finding it narias to proaeeute th* thaw to the chief commander psnoo- mental ditties. I remember “ th* Mia- Chineae coast. With ordinary skill and At test he finds a match, lights a for their salt the first tiling in the morn­ vigilance tbe former dangers may lie search. I at once returned to Lou.lon -Uy. Nothing waa ever amd about tbr guarded against, aad it ia seldom that lamp, and, dcaoendiug the htaira, opens ing. Not lour, -inoe be omitted to give witli his Excellency's traveling gear. missing documenta, if you recollect, be­ the liall door, and admits a gnat of. the usual ration of salt before milking, some one does not survive to tell the whieh I handed to -bis tamily The cause only one other person lireido hia talc, but an attack by these pirate* is wind that blows out tbe temp, and a and die firet cow he sat down to wa* so linttah Government at once instituted Excellency and 1he chief commander ___ 1__ ___________ L____ •__ L____ 1___ torrent of rain that dreuchiw him to the uneasy dial he waa reminded of die slao did hia Excfilenrv’s knew of them, and ho dared not sav neglect, and gave tbe cow* their salt i.— ——--u-____ what they were.’ after which there waa no trouble. The “ But how,’ asked I. “ was everrthing the hills, aud now Uvj in a flat counter; reason ho commenced to give the cows kept ao quietly, a th* British Govm- men don't sing in flat countlira." I felt salt in their mangers was, because when ment mad* a grata atzr ovar the matter, this was correct. Milkmaids sang to their cows, without which it was belie-red they would not “give their milk down." If you meet a country girl noir adais sod ask her. “Where aic rirtad tbe dittraeted wif* and bar mian tug husband's family a* much a* lay in "That war. right,"cheerfully exclaims my |xrw©r. Weil I remembw tbe wothe caller; “that is the place for a man n*ea of anxiety and nnspenw eanaed to of your age at thia time of night. I the Amhaaaadnra wife aud family by am surprised to «©e you out of it. Get tba dotreoug calamity. Magisterial back to it and pleasant dreams-" investigation waa made, expert* woe All is silence after the crash that en­ employed, aud every endeavor made to sues. save tbe mocking rani© that dies penetrate the dark veil of mystery sur­ rounding tho ©vent; hut all effort* were unsucecMsfuL Oneof h» Majertr’a Am- drew himself clo**r to me nd spoke in and hie naighbore sad Ma men all made a very low tone, “well, the chief com­ merry together, have all gone, and we ------ *---------------------------- » of the star have steam plows sad reaping mschine* and our Gov- than to tbe honeowifo The surest way to keep clear of ante is to leave nothing around that they iikc. In extreme csece, an old table can be pul in the cellar to keep pro­ virions on-each foot of the tabic to rata in a saucer of water, so that the J JE3RY k. GOODYEAR, IROM, IllUt SHELF HARDWARE their haunt*. Moth* m*y be kept out of carpet* by shaking them thoroughly aft bouac-clesning time, after which the frequent use of the broom wilh>u occasional sprink­ ling of camphor gum or insect-powder, ■nd plenty of sunlight will exterminate them. One of the annoyance* of housekeep­ ing in summer is, that food, however carefully prepared, soon spoil*. There i* no economy iu using food that is not perfectly fresh. Meat* that bar© the least taint about them sliouLI not 1>e made into bashes, and the evil dis­ guised by high seasoning. Disease beet kept in refi ice above them,_____________________„ should !>© covered with wire screen*, that are made for the purpose. loe m a great prreervalivc, and the woman who has a liberal supply of it, with a good refrigerator, will find that these articles lessen the perplexities of housekeeping in summer. Take one ounce of thr seeds of resolu­ tion, mixed well with the oil of con­ science, infos© it into a large spoonful of the salts of patience; distill very care­ fully a comj>oBii:g plant called “ others' woea," which you will find pt every part of the garden ot life, growing under tbe broad leave* of dbguine, add a small quantity and it will greatly assist the salts of patience in their operation. hope, then sweeten them properly with the balm of prudence, and if you can get any of the needs of true friendship, you will have the moat valuable medicine that can lx- administered. Be careful to get the seeds of lew friendship, a* there is a seed very much like it called self intereat, which will spoil the whole oom position. Make tbe ingredient* into pills and lake one night and morning, aud the cure will lie effected. Mbs. L. Gjuu’Xkr. Jelly Cake —Ont cup of sugar, onehalf cup of butter, three eggs, one tea spoonful of soda, and two of cream of tartar; three table-spoonfuls of sweet miQi. and one cup of flour. eight good-taxed tomatoes, rat into rings the same numlxrr of tender okrn pods nnd chop fine two small greclTpepper*; boil in a porcelain kettle—iron discolors the okra —for 20 or 25 minutes. Season with batter and salt. Lima Bean* anti Com. -Boil a pint of shelled beans in water just to cover, from half a dozen ears and add to the boana; boil twenty minute* or half an hour, adding hot water a* needed to keep from burning. Season with pep­ per, salt and two table-spoonful* of but­ ter. # Touyk Bleak.—Inateadof pounding, cat it with a sharp knife, making fine parallel cute aa either ride until every Frosait together aad lay ona wire bnakr. Hold close to the fire until each aide ia aeared to retain the juice, then turn and tend with the utm.xt care. Place the steak upon a hot platter and season Wita bite of batter, pepper aad aah. Bra.WsS*......... .. ....................# Buvra-OnlnGnMaMS..... 4 Ores ata Botas.a Mtaiua isTit*................ a Ba©*................. ; ......................... * a 2 Fuws-rsMT wwa WiBWc Ks .. 4 . «^s*»s*~ fe»W «* 4 2^ Qozs-Jte «................................. Wssxv—jto.ia«d»*n........... j nm-fc. t.................................. iliatotahn Groceries and General Produce, /foiled Okra.—Boil tbe tender pods in salted water for twenty minutes, and serve with butter, pepper, salt aud vin- little Annie, for tW waa the child's Oiqi W name, while in th© kitob«a got bold of ............... *’***'**** a can of condensed lye snd drank a 4 * portion of the content*. Of courae, the consequence waa that the child sulforod Mri.w*rxxx intense!v and came very near dying st the time. After resowing from the a*.a......... . ......... a ....................... . first effects of tbe lye, it waa discovered ©oas- with poshing about three koUson tbe counter With a yard mmw*. This Wild b bead with aide peekefe An old manuscript says: - Master William Kerr did make one board PEOPLE'S DREG STORE, 1 HaMlna » * American and Foreign Hartle, Mooumrate, Tombstones, Mantle*, Ac., HO PATENT NO PAY. PHEITS^^ ilURriOMS IMEMTORS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-10-04.pdf.pdf dab24af64caf1629158c4fc9d03d32f4 PDF Text Text VOLUME VII. NASHVILLE. BARRY CO., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1879. NUMBER 2. H*.OU), of wfafoh lioweU gete talf. The ro■MtakiArMMHJm: Msrvttt. f^MO;. Hu-d. RM; Bart, W.MU; Gayea, Waatoa, •l.MD; Xui> and Krolme, each. IF. 11. YOUNG, for aa alhancw Lawton teoer iavwterato foes, liussiL and Turkey -Tte riadsrpMt to ragtag la Ksestaa PdaU wttb greet vtraleam, aad further precauttoM fTtasres looter win Irore Caea-te for England aouo to ridt ter mutter, tta ymen. —ThttetaKreph tails atreu a fight ta tta Wsat at Ireland in wtuabualy one man on cash ails whs hilled. Tta Sghl xraa canard by tta CHAS II. IIRADY, LEWIS DURKEE Ommraaa Company were bemad tba other day, with I.M» bate, of oottoo The new bydraol e press was badly d.ntaged. Tta total aadmatod toaa to 1JO.WB- Folly ineared bushels of onto, W.Mff boaheta of rye, and SO,UU baabsis of barley, making a grind total of 5,Wa,«M boabeta, sinuiat ^,001,917 buabela at f.ls pertod Iasi year. —The total smeoni of 4-per*cnat boode wdd ORNO STRONG, -dodge OramuMOd, of toe United Matos Ctrrett Court, Us delimited to reUre from tbo bsaeb shoal the fl ret of next year, taxing ns-ted tec age wbre ta can go oal on full pay AKE BOI SE, Thoraspple Lake, Barry Cx. Mich. —Ths vstarsn baltaoalw. John Wise, aad Mr. Barr, aa amsicur aeronaut «f tM I-ottls, made so Mwrewtoa from tlial city cm Che 9K1> tjll, fo. landing I- mate -i«ite so exteu Isd Uip They mnsi hare doos so, aa nnther t>( tbra tad l>reo One of the most remarkable inatancea of feminine fortitude and Christian constancy ever found in human history Hhe declared that, as for her sentence of death. God would carry her through that trial, and aa for the prison, site ■aid, * The prison all at once became like a palace to me, and 1 would hare rather been there than anywhere else.” It wax. no doubt, this expression —A gang of bandits wbo bare teen raragtag which the Rev. John Newton, the con­ tte lud'an rvmiory wm sttaotad by I'uM verted afave-dealer, had in mind when he wrote in that familiar hymn— Maias sohbere, near the Rar and Fux Agaoey, ram days ago. Rim of tbs itasj>«ra<hm^ lnclodtag one leader, were U1M. and another tee txwu raptured. Th* InUielioa waa to cooUaiw the haul uuUl all tbaes de»|>>-re4oes ware Many of the Chinese proverbs hsvr their counterparts in English; th* dif­ ference of expression, however, being in many ohm characteristic. Thus: Throw a *Pr*d to catch a whale," is rendered, “ Throw a brick to allure a gem.” “ Not to cry stinking fish." ia reottered in * Chinese, “ The melon Hu BrpL -Xi. Maj. Thorabancb's .-pamaad, which was mil after Qm bosUls Uta lixbao*. waa Miittenly enrratad aad altar ted by ssvrral hundred Ute IsdiaM. nsar Milk rtvw, ta the naiuty of tbs Uta Hasarvattoa, in Oaten il . Maj Tbcrnbeigb was kStad aad a largo num- It waa such Uvea and spectacles aa these which gave pawrr and vigor to the Christian church at Carthage—that very spot which Virgil had made ao eck-beated by the heathen aaenfioe of Queen Dido. And it is such erente ss these early martyrdoms which caused the historian. Gibbon, to wonder at the mysterious i to pay Paa! " assumes the form, * To power winch was lodged in pull down the wcatern wall to repair Chnmiami breasts, aa he himself has tho eastern.” Speaking of the scarcity recorded theae instances in hie famous . of good men, the Chinese my *' There work. "The Decline and Fall of the i'are two good men; one of tbom fa Boman Empire.1' I died, the other unborn."— Cham IW I Journal. ______ GarroU, Iowa, was toil ia aatas tee other day. about »T.,ODO toss of property being mflkted, only IX.(»> of insorsnre bewp reported. Tta Masonic and Odd Fellow Hall, tee Preebyt rtsa Church, and over forty bssinssi bonsai were Where 0«r Immigrants Come From. Our total immigration for the eight calendar yean from 1871 to 1878, in­ clusive, amounted to 2,100.451 «oala. Where they came from and how they are rlsmified is shown by this tran­ script from the records of the Bureau of Btatfatkw, at Waahingtoa: —Tbs Sort snow to reported to Eaa'sni —The Vailed Haire Itarirt Attunwy in Fait late CMy to to be bwnuM to aaatot the M>l Clnad Jary al Felt lake City to Mamma the Endowuwul Hoose, where all tbs polygsnxxvgamea are oakbrated. Aa sthoupt wifi le smtesar October. I STI, ia Ctaaga, wars'rxrosoted. The Are apparatus waa quickly mllowad up sod tta taiure tansea bv a vtalcet wisd down lbs gulch. Tbs gals qatakly | wtah tteroiidj ■oefal plMswraa, no: practice self deuial. At 'sat he rrenlvcd to work him•etf oat of debt, and jwovide for the education of his children. “I cinat work!” be said to those who hadsdvfasd rest, beeaWtbey saw that his good resolution bad oome too late. The spirit was now willing, tat the body, enfeebled by di areas and disaipw tiou. refused to obey his commands. " Why, good aim, a man cannot lie in bod at^Mta hfa living," be answered to fntads who tele him leave New Or­ leans and rest on a plankation. 4848314832303031233023 CHARLES SCHEIDT, No mattb* how Landaotne a family monument a man may have in the cem­ etery, he never want- to he on his back and look up at it. (Si. Y-> Bank bare bare negotiated ia teal city, and teal tee partes who sold teem are known. —A tow days ago, at lixtUnaf-olts, John Prod Wil!, a Gettuan, kilted hja diverted wife, by .tabbing ter J ftore or twsaty trews with a uaner's knife. He al terward fatally shot hlre- —Tta NaiK«aJ Humans Mx-iety, of wkkb Mr. Edwta Lee Brown, of ndcago. U Prato deci, will mart In ttat rfty Oetol-er K eases for the week reding Hept » was Gt— whites, 41 ;rota*t, UX Total wtuaber to date, T.a-1 number of death. from yail-re fever for tbs last wesh. U-xrhtts, X; entered. A Total drafoe to date, m A MA* who declared himself to l>o in­ toxicated with music was considered air-tight. . The latest figurative cxnrtamon upon seeing, a man bored is, ” Thiow him a rope. In other words, * Hang the fei­ thcr," said she, " can i call myself other than what I am--a Christian.” After spending many days in prison, with her infant, during which time she waa bleated and comforted with the moot cheering and heavenly visions every time she fell asleep, har heathen friends asked her if she would not at last re­ cant before the dreaded trial and exe- tbsl tee .b--eking fats of Ikmal-torm and Grimwood baa bore repeated to tels mas, as the biMoca w^s area at Laporte, Ind., going toward lake Mk-higan. yy ILLIAM JONES, A nxAXciAL crash cannot l«e worked up into towels. It’s a game of bluff when you try to scale a precipice. JuSAB is reported to have been tho man who struck oih A FAIB of ears that go <*u a head of civilixatii.n - I’ionccrS and frontiers. honor* to Christ, and not toThe spirit of the Boman Emperor. Her father, who wax a hcatiien, urged her to renounce her faith. She aaksd him whetuor an urn, which stood bear, could l»c called by any other than Ha KaCy far Oevaraar. ' —Is tbs Chicago u! a Uta data, la tervtow. are yitaled with a jugs uomlwraf tacal poUttatans, otfre bolders and rutaoss, ia regarl to Ibrtr optaluo <g Gsu. Grew for a third term. Tte renlhnsnt of Repabltaaas waa found nsarty onaatai9na for tbs re steottos «f am— voi-n, pmeut larumrami; lor Rrgruu. John I» Careoa and Joseph W, Ganar<t | , I'TnanclnJ sud loduaU-t&L —Tbs Aral new shelled com of this asasoo was rreeivad tn Ctilcsgn Sept tv., from Bx losoph. Ma 11 to of goo-1 qnaltty. —Omni Naw York baa an tmmensn potato erop thia sreeoa, an-1 the price has Rooe down to JU rents per boabeL —Hops will protardy moimaod a gnod pnes this year, as tba crop to pronoaonMl a complete falrarein Eagtand. EMORY PARADY. which thrilled as did the "Dear, dear mother, do you love me? " It revealed tta boy si hfa mother's knee, aad suggested the hope that at last he received the Savior as a bllle child. - Youth', Companion. not know, tat hfa friends did, that it was the swan's death-song. They shaded their eyas, for they sew that the vigor of the intellect made more ap­ parent the decay of the laxly. . ■Take me home," Ire whispered to a friend, when recovering from the pros faaifaa tn which his rtoqnenl pirn had left him. He war. borne home on a river-baaVMo die. On the night of the arrival, the family smiled mearnfally to see his old self started on a gunning expedition one asonkfag, leaving tbs wife sod yoongvr Um retaking- "’^fafaevoiXgBted acvwnd illMsr, tbs thought that >g Ms family Mtate Mow” md lU tbs great J * boy again, and waa The Grampos. The gnxnpoa (Dtlphinua grampus) ia the most voracious of the inhabjtanta of the ocean. It does not devour onrthird of the animals it kills. It is the greatest enemy of the whale, and dead bodies of whales Lave frequently been found having large pieces of flash torn from the body, and the Ups mutilated or destroyed. Aa soon as the whale opens its mouth to defend itself the grampus darts at its large soft tongue, tears it off. and causes the death of the animal. It ia said that the grampn-rfw are food of amusing themselves by mobbing the Greenland whale, and that they per­ secute it by leaping oat of ths water aud striking it sharply with their tails as thoydescend. In consequence of this it has been called the thrasher or killer. The swordfish is reported to join the thrasher in this amusement, and to attack ths whale from below to prevent it from divingN The rramnua is from twenty to thirty feet in length and from ten to twelve ’ ‘ ’ Il has forty-foar conical. Thk bell-punch ia generally supposed to be a modern invention, but it was evidently in use in Macbeth's time, from the fact that L^.raya, “Go bid thy tuistreea, when my drink is ready, she strike upon the bell." ” I would rather," mys the editor of the Okolona BlaUr, " be ■ living am than a dead lion." Nature liaving gratified him in that paitirntar. whaf m the world fa be growling • — Buffalo Kjryrett. “Mk,” mid a little girl. do?" "Pahaw! what are you talking about?" “Why, ma, the ladies who come here are alwave talking about getting married; the men don't." If the sun were not boiling, and the ■and didn’t get into thcfsalad, and the rocks were soft and smooth, and there were no hornets or mosquitoes, and one hadn't to go three-quarters of a mile for water, what a tame affair a picnic wonk! Some folks wonder why it is that a man worth a quarter of a million will step off the sidewalk into the mnd to pick up a lost cent. The reapoa ia plain enough. He does it to prevent a man worth half a million from getting hold of the cash. —DtlrtiU Pm Prt*t. • Now, Mm. Bobixsox,” aaid a fair young city visitor to tho kind-hearted farmer. " won't you show ns vour water­ melon orchard?” “I havenv a water­ melon tree on the place this year, ma'am; they were all winter-killed;* and hie questioner wondered why he ■railed ao pleaaantly as he answered. nt just the season of the year when the average wife returns from her summer trijk— BL Louit Tim^-Joumal. 8ai» old Mr. Wireowl: "There fa a passage in ■criptar', brutberin, thet's tmpreeoed me much, very much; I've thought on *t and thought on *1, an* I'm allux thinking on *». I diamnember jest whar *1 is and, ex fur thet matter, jeet what it is; tat yon carn't tell bow much uv a sollis it fa to me on my jour­ ney through this vale o* tee's."- Auton TnauKripL Money ia not urn wry to procure this education. Every person has it in his power. Ha has louse the language which he reads instead of the slang which he bears; to form taste from the beat speakers and poets of the country; to treasure up choice phrases in his memory and habituate himself to their one, avoiding at the same time that pe­ dantic precision and tambast which The Swiftest Ship in the World. shew rather the weakness of rain ambi­ A new British w steamer. caUed the tion than the polish ol an educated Mercury, built of steel, han just been �with A BETTER LINE OF GRAND RAPIDS 1 iVlSJO! Dennis Kearney sill route to the exclusion before long that Gen. Grant doc* not rare to make hi* acquaintance. The distinguished drayman again scut hb card to the room of the ex-president Saturday, but Ulyasea was not “at Kissing the bafay may mailt in de­ forming it* nose; and bringing on nearsightMlacs*. The safest plan b um« U> kiss a Iwdiy of the femeniue gender un­ till it attain* tlx« age of rixtecn year*.’ Thr cartilage of tlm no— i* mnch Harper’* Bazar, <M table roomier*, says: “Do not betray fay any en atnr? that you are hnngry.” Certainly not. For, of cuorse, no one ia supposed to go to the table to satisfy hi* ai*petite; it U a mrrr form. Any indication that you go there liecaiuo you want nointhing to cat ia very ill -bred. Elisha Grime* aaid iu a prayer meet­ ing at Utile Y ork. Iud„ that be was wholly prepared to die. George Jones railed him out of door* a few minute* afterward, and killed him with ajknife. Il ia ronjertured that Jone* thought Grime*, professing rend i nr**, might as well die at oner, for no other motive The Philadelphia Time* has discov­ ered that 44 person* are in the way of the nomination next year. They arc 'fin*ifiedas twelve senators, six repre­ sentatives, three cabinet officer*. three governor* and two journalist*. The latter may ]M»udbly be the Okolona idiot and tlx* Laman lunatic. Official reports of the late fight with savage* in New Mexico have been re­ ceived at the war department. The military were comandcd by three lieu­ tenant*, and the Indians, one hundred mid forty in numls-r, by Victoria, a chieftain who did not belie his name in thi* comliat. The engagement lasted all of one day and ended in the with­ drawal of the troops, who lost fire men and thirty-two horses. Preparations for reauming the campaign arc in proNow that the laiwring men and mtchanic* in all other ports of the United Stated hare abandond strikes ami srttleal down to buiawM, of which they found plenty,' the Kt. Louis toHers have concluded that it is time to quit work aad raise thtdevil generally. To this end an association in that city, styling itself the trade*’ asoembly. has cent a circular to all labor organisation tlirouglmut the country setting forth * project for a gntud strike. The move­ ment ia late, behindhand, untimely, ami altogether without gxcuae at thia day. In every live, enterprising, and thrifty city in the United Ktatcsall who will work may work and receive fair compensation for their "rrvices. The season of strikes has passed away with the depression and general demoraliz­ ation which occasioned it.. 1 lead wood, the famous mining camp iu the Black Hill*, was almost cornpletely destroyed by Are Friday. The town was situated in a gulch, and was composed exclusively of frame build­ ing*. Once started. the flame* mmni Mpnexl in all direction*, and efforts to subdue them were usele—. A few yean ago the settlement was a popul­ ous one. but Uie Leadville ami other discoveries reduced the nuniler of its inhabitants considerably. Tho— who remained, however, numbered several thousand, aud to thr— Hie lo»s will Imvery heavy. Deprived of shelter, bediug aud suitable provision*, great suf­ fering is apprehended. Many have tied to the- nearest army posts, where they will be provided fur temporarily. With characteristic western enterprise, tel­ egrams for supplies and material for rebuilding were sent to the most con­ venient railroad points before jibe Are had finisbed iu work. We arc informed that there ba*been interesting meeting* at the Baptist church nearly every evening during the pie—at week, conducted by Rev. L. I. Trumbull of Springport, and that there will Im- peeachsugon the coining Sablmth both morning and evening, and it u expected that the meeting will be continued daring the riming week, led by Rev. A. Maynard of Char­ lotte or by some other member of the association*! committer who are endravoriHgto assist the church in its distress. We are glad to sec the Baptist intenwta looking np and hope that union may be restored and the chgreh jwospered in every good work. Churches benefit, and help villages, and should hare the support nf every good citizen. towards the city. W. commenced our march about ten o'clock at night. Our progreM was ijlow, and- conducted with the iilorast silence and caution. The Jst U. H. Che—rur* took the lead aud our regiment next. . Flanker* were thrown out on both sides uf tbc main column, two on each, side from each company, one hundred y ards dis­ tant, to prevent surprise from the en­ emy. It was mv lot to b- detailed a« flanker, and when the. Orderly Sargt. told no- to go my knees felt rather Srtd, bat Rpdriock spoke a word of rtwouragvmeut to me and I took my place among the flanker*. It was a beautiful night, such as we have in the first days of June. There was no moon, but the stat* peered niiently down upon ua. frofa, their far<Jff home; the trees and flower* were in bloom, and. the air was perfumed with their sweet incense; no sound was beard, mvc the stealthy tread of the troop*, the low command of the officer*, and the whispered conver­ sation of the meu. and the occasional report of some Retiel picket’* musket, n* our atlvanee approached him. The* we marched, slow V and silently, lis*» the city and up Io the Rebel works, when they fired a volley into our men. who imme<iiatel.v fell back and waited for the rest of the corp* to como up. It was thuD about three o’clock iu the morning. It was generally undeMood that we were to attack the heigh I* be­ fore daybreak. l»ut for some reason thi* project was atandoned. As -soon day dawned the fight iM-gau in eaniewk we being in close range with tlie Reb­ el*. It waa a most beautiful Sabbath moniing, bat the air was soon re*ounant with the blast of bugle*, the roar of artillery, the rattle of musketry, and the shouts of the officer*, urging ami cheering ou their men. Troop* were hurry ing hither aud thither, bat­ teries of artillery were harried for­ ward and placed inclose range to the Rebel works, staff officer* flitting to and fro carrying order* to different parts of the line, wounded, bleeding and dying men by the score were becaricd to the rear. All iu all,- it was about the liveliest Sunday morning the old city ever saw, and if I remem­ ber right, there waa no preaching or other religious service* in that eity on that day, though the corpses were there fdr hundreds of fuacral*. The heavy liaUerie* ou the opposite *ide of the river, and tl»e light batter­ ies in our front kept np a vigorous and incrasant fire upon the Rebel work*. In the midst of all thia tumult and roar, with a battery ou each ride of n., within twenty yards, belching away, many of ns, overcome with fatigue, sank to sleep. . I was aroused by the groan* of my captain (Church) who, wltlAn my reach, had* received n seri­ ous wound in the groin, which disabled him from further field service. The filsl Pennsylvania. BTtli N. Y. and the 87th Mas*., under Col. Alex. Shaler. commatidcr of our brigade, were detailed to make the direct as­ sault; over the same ground where the divisions of Hancock ami French suf­ fered such fearful loss the Deermber ln '<>n . The ground iu front of the Reliel rifle pit* was an inclined plane, about fifty rod* wide. ■ Aero** this plain our men mnst pa** to capture the lici^t*. The tarn went gallantly into tho death struggle, and started across the plain. When they were in clo*e range the Rebels rose and poured a withering fire into tliem. Our boy* drop by the score, and great gaps appear in their line*, they waver, stagger ami almost halt. It ia a critical moment; Col. Shuler lealixes it. He seise* a flag, dashes to the front, waves the old flag, and shout*. “Come on, my brave boy*, follow me!’ Electrified by the scene, Shaler’* exhibition <if reckle** dating, the uien recover and rush for the rifle pita. A short struggle ensues aud tbe heighta are our*. The color Ix-an-r of the 37th Mass, plants hi* flag on the parapet of the Rebel fort; our boys below discover it, and rimer after cheer greets the old flag, and the hills and valleys resound with the victori ons huzzas of the bay* iu blue. But it was a dear victory, and the plain in front of the rebel rifle pita, strewed with dead and wounded, told too well how faithfully the Rebels had done their work, ’Ibere they lie, tho brave boys, by the hundreds, aome lifeless, others wounded and writhing in ago­ nies of pain, calling upon their com­ rade* to help tliem, other* get up and bobble K. the rear. I remember di* tiuctly stepping over the dead body uf CoL tipear, of the 8Ut Pa. We follow­ ed hi* regiment iu the charge. It co** 3,0» men, killed aud wound­ ed, to capture the heights, and after we took them it availed a* nothing. For galleutry In this araanlL Col. Shaler «*» promoted to Brigadier Gru- 7, Castleton. that have not whispered A* we mu-ended the height* we Jm— during the fall and .pring term, of ed the house where Washington’* and*»: Agatha Smith. Bernice Mead. mother lived and died. In the yard, frooting the city, wan 00 or 73 Rebel sow. Earl Goldsmith. Belle Bhumkhi, Ulareuer Mead. Diana Payne. Maggie Fisher. Ida Miller. Too Numerous to Mention. Good Suitings for 6 pence per yard just think of it Dregs of Wine Suitings front 16 k 5 cents. * Peacock-green Cashmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in an colors, from 20 cents to •J. All Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—think of that. A PRETIER LINE OF NEW DRESS BROCADES! Tn«ell for 10 cts., former price 15 cts. 1 Boys' Suits, >3 and upward^ Mens’ Suits, $5 and upwards: Mens' Overcoats, $5 and upwards. Mens’ Rubber Overcoats. i Ladies' Cloaks, prettier and better than ever. Ladies' Derby Waterproof Cloaks. Ladies Rublier Boots. BOOTS AND SHOES A better block we have never liad, a great deal. and that raying From $5.00 to $1 C.C. Wolcott’s OF ALL KINDS, Plain and Fancy, AT VERY LOW PRICES. DETROIT H’RG REWS THE ECHO FOR 1880 THREE MONTHS FREE! Bran new, Late Styles, and Cheaper than any other firm in the County. TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER. Highest JVXarket Price 5 For Produce, and-give in es pound, and 3 THE EVENING NEWS tilTII HD IHUI IlHItLS, Ifll HI1 food*, 16 ounces to tho he yard. MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meatu, Wanted.—2,000 pounds of Dried Apples. Bushels of Potatoes. ,000 SuM Hau ui Sknlicn, 2,000 Bushels of Com. We expect and desire to only by IS A BEAUTY! he not only saw the Rebels, but they saw him. The Rebel* were finally routwl, and we proceeded tn Salem church without opposition, but here we found the Retiel* strongly intrenchiu rifle pita, in the edge of tho wood*, to reach which we mnst cross broad, level fields in front of them. I saw our men move aero** die fields and charge the RcIm-Is rejx-otrdly, only to1 be repulsed with great loss, without inflicting much injury on the enemy. Thi* waa kept up until after sunset when darkness put an end to the awfill carnage. A young Rebel prisoner । pasacii through our linen. Just before । sunset, who said: "We whipped old Hooker up at Cliancellonivillr. and have come down here to whip you’ns." We jeered him fnr his supposed liragipg, but the next day we realised the | troth of hi* assertion. Our regiment picketed near the wood in front of the RcIm-I rifle pita that night, by companies, and when reliev­ ed 1 sank to red, surrounded by deml men. and dintnrl*rd by pitiful appeal* of thr wounded for l>rlp, and the cries aud groans of other*. rr-The Hi for Hide*. Pel Lentz & Sons, TUBALCAIN Selling Goods DRESS GOODS All of Hie latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. LARGEST STOCK. BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. All the latest styles out. BEAVER s PAISLEY SHAWLS ! FURNITURE! SAVEYOU MORE MORE! Therv-wcrc thirty at the wedding, and a sewing machine and several oth­ er fine presents were presented to the happy pair. The bride is thr daughter of Mr. V. Ostroth, *ho luu Iw-cn Mess­ ed with eight children, not a death ever having occunvd in lib family. Five of the children are married and all with the exception of Sarah are liv­ ing near neighbors to their father in Maple Grove. Sarah has been teach­ ing school in Oceana Co. some lime, she haring fotnd that country much better for her liealth. The happy niuplc have the guod winbr* of * Urge circle of friend* asthey go to their new Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Men’s Saddle Sewed Boots, tap sole, $2.60. Boys’Boots only $1.50. Than anyother firm dealing in furniture. THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. Evee offered to the Trade. TeleplionE, Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, . HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. GUMS U LOW PRICES 1 J£.\TERPK1£E GROCERY GUNSMITH COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF FINEST STOVE! CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, VIENNA BAKERY Syrupe, Tobaccos, Fish, ter the retreating foe. We had not ad­ vanced far before we came to a hill, bey ood w hich was another where the Other Styles Tee Nameroas to leatiou. ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS HOSIERY. C. C. WOLCOTT ZEPHYR, GERIAKTOWK ud ST0CI1MG YAMS ; D. C. GRIFFITH. �j Mn.aa.HSFb tMUk CHEAP CASH STORE? Ur CASH TRADE. CASH TRADE. Mra. Babbitt, the’ milliner has reroroed to Nashville te live. , eloped westward Barns district thiawintsw. There wQlheaa* Hglrfui’fe&rtv. O*. 1MK im.*. is now bujdiug a house iu the. village. Will. SDnc is the happy father of a F, C. Bomk, MupL Nader. Mra. Ed. McLaughlin of Chase. Lake aunty, has given birth to four children Mr. David Ritter aad wife of Btcubru The News is crowded with the advta. f oar Hve merchants, this week. Showalter. within an ace of Hading maple vine that measures 18 feet. Miss Nellie Tramsa ha* the thank. of the lurgi-t and most convenient rotor buildings ia central Michigan, y are prepared to receive and Haterday, Oct. nth, at ti Wm. Pkatt, Sup'Ll I New Prints—■3,000 yanls—at 0 cents. Equal to what credit store* will charge Sunfield you 7 and « eU. We liny tliem direct from the manufacturer* for prompt and can sell them ns eArou as the cheapest. ■ Isaac Parker of Geneva VaaRnren aCthe; Co., over 70 year* of age. was found imaging ia hi* l*ro Monuay dead. l<omd fence. suicide. state. PAT THE HIGHEST MAMET PRICE We dtwiirn riving our trade this fall, Will be a surprise to the many purchasers, t,bc Mr-AJrU’rortil’’riip to Chicago, with ready cash, enable* him to last week by I OMtebfaur fire while she Charlotte to see the great go-as yea- Accurately. peditloualy Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, AINSWORTH &. BROOKS Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions &c. o'clock a.m. Mim Hattie Peckham Us returned Unload Wheat and Grain Ei Wholesale Fast, Bup'L That may lie brought tliem. They also 1,000 yard. Lonsdale Rcmnanu at 0j cents, worth 10 to job. We rau show you the largest nml cheapest line of Dress Goods ever brought 10 ”Hn a range of price* from 5 ct*. to 75. consisting of Kniekrrbock— e-u. *»----------ZO-.L an<| i£evcnai,jr SaUx-ns in all the new shade*. Meed:., Flour. Feed. Ume.NAIt. Examine our Melange it 14 to 90 cents. 'Bottom Stokk. »res, all wool, from 374 to 73 cent*, with a full Flaater, Nlueeo, Hair and for Trimminim. FF- D. C. Gnirrmi hi now receiving Nhiucle* ind Cable Shirtings, over 30 different patterns hi* new Fall Stock of Clothbig, Bool*. Shoe* and Hats. He can fit the largest New Towels and Toweling. 300 Towels at 5 cts., worth 10 ct*. men or snurilcrt l»y. .Don't forget the Heavy Bearer Cloak, with trii Hint. In many countice the Miss Isabella Showalter returned on Iite» tie daily, the Detroit Evening News in Spaulding diatriyt. and GiL Northrop killed headquarter* for Fruit Jars. in the Wilson district. rellarafor two 8-story bricks 70 feat extract a ba C. W. Smith. The trespass case of Matters™ rn. Mra. David Crowall secured the firn discharged. through deep. We arc glad to chronicle this Hobbs, was di«contlnued on Monday, the plaintiff paying the costs. A young milch Cow is offered for Frederick Hauser, a lager (*-« r brew­ flannel, domestic manufacture, er of Jackson, committed srieidc bv sale cheap, inquire of • G. A. Tmcmax. shooting himself Sunday nikht. His Grand Rapids. (X, to visit reUtivi dead body was found irt-hig/brewery She will not return until spring. IT* We allow no Furniture house in ro said to have been thr cause. G. B. Thomas, a Sunfield farmer, on be would present to the News if it wan In a quarrel at Freelands. Saginaw iiuxxw, Dkmakat fc Co. O-. between Charles and wTlltani tainedV* bushels and 3 pounds. montville to trade. —-r» —■~ IF' Goods must l>edown. Gairrrrn Dut. Jarrard of Maple Grove remem­ Jeff. Showalter took fl ret premium at Cltarie* struck W illiam with auax.cut- will sell S3 van!* of Callen for an even bered the Nkws with half a bushel of the county fair, for beat 3-year old ting off three ribs ou the left side, aud | dollar. very fine poUUea Thanks Dut. cull (stallion), as home for all work. injuring him ao severely that he has since died. neck-yoke, plowed into the ground and A three-year-old son of William throwed the forward part rtf the wagon ton. | bushel, and yield 3»i bushel*. machine by the tumbling rod at a thre«hing ami Mr. Thomas some ten fret into the Sweesy C. G. Holbrook and L machine last Thursday and instant!) Without a doubt, there ary more killed. The body waa dismembered newspapers and printed matter taken and ao mangled teat it had to Im- car­ A. M. DAfOIIKRTT. . — : ■— ~ ~ r— ried home in a hand basket. Fred Dean of Maple Grove starts for at the Kalamo |>oatoffice. than at any as well a* could be expected. On the87th a six-year old daughter . New York to spend the winter visiting at Frank Morri* of Dimondale, Eaton can or dish—fried, strweit or served up I Off Huatisg. countv, waa shot through both legs by in any style at the Bakery of Jun* Bkunku kiixku.. ------- H J. Ix-ntx A: Bon* come forward with to which weighed two pounds and a bulk: from a gun iu the haud* of a Hunting parties arc taking tlieir de­ small boy. Another instance of where __ ,, ,,-----—--------parture- for the north woods. John a new ad. thia week. Call and look tf' The nvrBc»t liveliest Grocery store in they “dian’t think it waa loaded.” Rolierta, A. De Water* and Henry Gas* over their mammoth stock of furoi- feet aad six inches around it lengthThrw. miln* tnwn Nashville in C. W. Smith's. Bmall rich, in L^ieer county, three weeks ago. Pl?®1* n,“1 lnr‘rP *alc“ U whal roak** “ with a party of twelve Woodlander* _ .... . started ou Sat unlay last, ami on Mon­ Charles E. Reeves editor of the Ben­ Gathering apples is the order.of the a new-boru infant was murdered by its ,nu*To Whom It May Concern: j day W. E. Buri. T. C. Downing, Taylor ton Harbor PaUmiHm called on us day with farmer*; and as fruit bring father named Moore. It* mother immediately upon iu birth, disowned it I Walker, Hank Saunders. Cha*. Wilson Thnrsday.^ He is buying apples for the and urgeil her husliand to tho commixforeign market*. numerous with those who have apples irion ofthe terrible deed. Moore has .1 . fled. ing in all sixteen, took their departure President Hayes; Gt-u. Sherman Beu. 3w Boi»e Bros. Samuel Crabb and Phillip Seel of for R<wommon. The latter party paid Butler and John Frau nek -ye visiting The Sup't of scImx)!* will be at the rFDou't forget that you can find over * 180 fol tickets to their destination the fall fairs. The latter with hi* Herring school bonne, Oct. 11th, to ex­ Bainbridge. Berrien Co., loved the Beautiful Ruches at the same girl. At a dance on Saturday Next week Veroe Andrews and Gibb w heel of fortune. amine into the qualifications of any night last the matter brought on a tight ■ Scott start via boat down the Tlmrnperson who feels like teaching school in which Seel was shot. II*' is not ex­ pected to recover aud Urabb has been apple. Grand, and various other streams house-keeping in Geo. Francis' house, this winter. until they reach the happy hunting and Geo. has moved up town so as to Kalamo is located on thr dividing lodged in jail for assault with intent to 4: oor< yKrA yWe’ on,y 40 A ncw eotinly. Our Ciotbing i* selling very fast. 29 Suit* sold in ten days, prices ranging tom 84.30 to >18.00. Uuslomcrs know our stock is by far the largest, with nee* the lowest. 100 pairs mnU at >1.00 jwr pair. Beautiful Pant-at 8X00. ) Mura Caammrre Pant* and Vest at 84.73. worth tfi.00. Gent’s yurniahing Goods, Neck Wear, Hat* and Caps at the lowest prices. 100 pairs Duck Overall* for SO cents a pair. 100 pairs Whole Stock Kipp Boot*. MJ». worth $3,00. Boys Boots >1.00 up. M omen s, M»me* and Children’s Shoes from 30 eta. a pair up. A full line of Rubber Goods of stamtard make nt whole-alejUt price. •’ cut Crwwl* al no.I will 4 Ts OR; Dadi. There ha* liven no meeting of the of a quorum not being present. Thia has been a sore trial to Uncle Had it not beeu for a lively run of jus The meeting wa* a special one called by tbr President. I*rr*rut, Trustee* Wheeler, Barlwr, Young, Roe" aud Olds. A committee com|>oaed of Wheeler, Barber and Ulds, waa appointed to ne­ gotiate for a 83-fooi strip of land on on which to erect the new jail and town hath and furuish- plans and spcciflcattion of the building at the next regular nveting.one-third of Main sUrct.. in which to d' jKMit building material. A pro|MMitiou from him to donate dirt loaded on wagons to pic coriximtiou ’f it would ra* appointed to negotiate with Mr. Y. Uncle Kiflen remarked that be had noticed a defect in the charter. That grant him that prerogative, motion that the power of the president lie increased to to an unlimited extent, which did not prevail, but a motion to the eftet that the prea’t. be empowered to compel at least a quorom of lurmliers to attend each regular meeting did. aud each dad carefully adjusted hi* silk hats’ and adjourned. Our County Fair. It in unanmously conceded that the Fair thia year baa been the rau« succrsaful one ever held ia thia county. Thirteen hundred tpemberahip ticket. street, sud trade was exceedingly brisk. ing totally blind In one, and partially on, attempted to stop BtrvenMin's team, and in the attempt collided with Aug­ The celerity with which certain mem blind iu ihe other. ust Btrnwin, of Penn field, breaking During a rrorut storm the lightning tbr reach. The pole of Davis' wagon had anything to do with the f'iti.-es alschool bouse, entirely demolishing the thrrw Davis out iu front of Samuel same, not leaving a brick remaining, breath. J. F. Freeman an aged deaf and blind and following the stovepipe,- placed man of Hastings township, fell from considerably injured, but no lioiies his chair a few days since injuring him­ room, uninjured; entering the stove. were broken.-RaHlr C'reri Tritont. self so severely that he is nm expected A terribly bloodr and mysterious to live. tragedy waa enacted near Decatur.Sun­ D. C. Griffith. C. Kill. C. W. Wick­ no further trace of its peculiar antics. day night, resulting iu the death of Aa Eil Re*ar »a» returning alone Mr. aud Mrs. Henn Morri., aril the ham and wife, start foe York State from the county fair, mi Thursday circumstances of the afiair aa indicated next Monday, by the position of the IkmIIcm when aud the latter found, etc, point to it aa cue of the and relative*. most mysterious affairs of tin- kind of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. railroad, near Ih-uj. Grier', lum­ evet beard of. Mr. Morris's body was found ou the steps of the bouse, dress­ ber yard, two meu .prang behind the Charles Bow nr of Hastings passed over ed in only his night clothes anil show» the dark river ou Tuesday. The young buggy, one grabbing the Hue. from that he liadbeen allot through the heart. couple bare the sympathies of the en­ Ed’* hand, and the other gripping hi* Mrs. Morris's body was found in a douet opening off a licdrooin in the house. throat, pulling him back over the seat tire community at Hastings. but not out of it, and telling him to be She too had been shot and waa stone W. H. Young, purchased the farm, dead. Mr. Morris’s pantaloon* wenquirt, proceeded to go through him, found in the barn. and it waa ** en that mill prooerty aud water privileges of relieving him of bis pocket book, which one ot bis dorses ia missing. The Mor­ W.D. Parch is two miles north-cast of wm empty, but finding one dollar aud ris family were well-to-do fanner*, this village, paying therefor >4.080. a half in hi. vent pocket, took that and about five miles south of Decatur. It Purchia goes north, to build a saw-mill ia thought the murderer rode to South and an iron corn busker, then bidding ' on Hie lmr»e lie stole ut the Ed good nigh., skedaddled. i victims. The tbeon- is H. G. Hale has purchased the Yates A Kalamo man, filled with hard ei­ propety, and next week will commence der, went borne a few nighu ago aud fitting it up for bis drug stock. Tbr upd began to abuse bis wife, but she •ton- will be raiwd. an addition built could not stand the racket, ao she takes a chair and giving it a lusty swing brought it to bear directly upou the head of Iter erring lord, when he thought it time to capitulate, but not •o with Ute noble amazon, wlto not only drove the enemy to the wall, but cither double or single. Dttliu viti tin. BROTHERS. DRUGGISTS, Have just receive*! a large stock of n ......... WiLLPiPERS I BORDERS 81.00, I aland Soap, will weigh 10 ox to the bar, usually sold bv small grocer) men and hucksters at 10 cts.. we sell you the same at 5 ctx. a bar, or 5 ban for S3 cent*, and all other good* in projMtrtion. Fine Designs very low, trim mol free. Remembei We buy onr Goods for CASH, and Imy them right, and save oar discount*. Box-Paper and Stationery Seta! Books! School Boob! W. A. AYLSWORTH Blank Books! Blank Books! Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brashes. Beautiful Designs in Waltham and Elgin Watrhc^. OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS Phyaiciam'a and Family IvlU® 1 BE IV Lumiier dressed at J. w’. ., v lie taken Box's Planing M!!:. Mill. N Nerd not । to Hastings and re-surfneed, PRESCRIPTIONS, | Of all kinds, accurately prepared from nlrictly Pure and Fresh Drugs anil Medicine*. at the lowi-nt prices. We Mean BiwineHM FF'Wilson A Houe have just receiv- I cd a new stock of Bools, Shoes and 1 Rubber*, to l»e sold very lbw. BOISE BROTHERS. NEW-STOKE! «u-<>u n»r swe, or i win inuic ii tor a । good young Hon*", and pay the differencr in ca»h or from store. 13 V y----- NEW GOODS! 100 piece* Standard Print* nt Wholesale Price*. I ^“’•d SbeetinK; yard wide, for 0 cent, worth S cent.. Bon'i Forget. 111! SK’-ferViS? « ij AINSWORTH A BROOKS. sBs5s*Goods Declining*! line of two school districts, and the Jacob Lentz spent last week in Chi­ question now is: shall the two districts Flat Kock cago, buying goods, and visiting the consolidate, or shall there be two old frequent habit of indulging in intoxicating drinks to excess. His team ran Exposition and other places of interest school houses to keep in repair. away and smashed up things, am! yrheo iu tho garden city. he got home in a very fuddled condit­ H. A. Barber and wife, W. Smith. county fair ofliccrs conducted the en ion his wife gave him a good sound Mra. Ainsworth and Arthur, aud Geo. trance Imrinras; issuing no family scolding and then went out to the kirn While she Brumm and wife took in the Charlotte tickets. I>ut causing each person to pay to Like care of the team. was absent from tin-house he got ont cxcuraion to Chicago. 33 ccut* for an admission ticket, good his sbeff-gun, placed the muzzle to liis Mr. aud Mrs. John Conley, will en- for ono day only, forehead and fifed. The t<ij» of his L'uclo Sum. Herington, who is very head waa blown off and hu brain* tain tho Ladies’ Mite Society of Maple were scattered about the room. . Grove, ou Oct. Pth. A cordial invita­ Wm. Stevenson, of Johnstown, left tion is extende*! to ali. his team unhitched in front of J. M. W. H. Kocher ha* returned from Ward’s mill, ou Thursday afternoon, sidrred the people more honest in the resulting in an exciting runaway. His tine line cf fall goo*Ui which arc .an­ next world be visits, be shook his hood horse* started ami ran down Jefferson and solemnly answered, -no, I am to Matu street, then turned down West nounced in a half colum ad. Main and collide.I with Richard Whit­ I-J. Wheeler ia receiving a mammoth afraid I will not," ney’s carriage and borae. hitched in stock of goods which everybody wants Dr. C. C. Sherman and Erastur. Clem­ front of Can non HraA The carriage to sec. Call at tlw Pioneer store and mons started ou Tuesday for Chicago. was Upset, and the'horses thrown down aud entangled in the hanicsA, look them over and you will buy. the homeopathic medical institute. and but no injurv w as done. StcvciiMin'* the latter to receive treatment for his Sard may go Barry County over, anil you | Lonadale Mualin, for 10 cent*, Worth 12'. Heavy Table Linen, (pure linen) for 30 cents. Linen Crash, for 8 cent*, worth 12 1-2 cent*. ran’t do ix-tter dianat^ GHjrriT„.< FL^ure . WILSON & HOWE Uomrinami mX up m.w for th. JJeavT £®ntucky Jenna for 20 cent*, worth 23 cent*, first time in 3year*. 1 a*k for what, in Heavy Feather Proof Ticking, for IG cent* worth 20 cent*, many ea*em h*. io., lwl dur me. I Unkentville Denim*, only 15 cent*, worth IS cent*. to it immediately and i«av up. / A. M. DAruiiKKTr. (Opposite the Wolcott Houmc. I Heavy Duck Overall* for 50 cents, worth 75 cent*. Beatiful Brocade Dress Good* for 12 1-2 cent*. BLACK CASHMERE. SO cents, worth 75 cents. ville. Largent line of Balmoral bkirt* in Nn*ltville from 50 cent* to $100. A bargain. < 50 Felt Skirts, at wholesale price*. rr rr,x..-'. • । Ho.iery from 5 cent* to 25 cent* per pair 1 CV A quantity of very nice Sugar Cured Smoked shoulder* on bami at L. J. \\ HEKLKK*. nr Something new !n the way of Fly Destroyer.- It sticks them fast nnd catches them all. Call and get 1 ‘ * ------- -— C. W. Si • STOCK' BOOT, BOOTS AND SHOES, quested to call and settle t!u *F Account / i Cook ook,. ______ EEfiiaxc t«»knk C 11 *$<>4,____________ GROCERIES lit DOUBLE SOLE AND TAP. WARRANTED. j I Only $2.50, really worth $3.50. Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. I First-claim Leather Shoe, warranted not to rip, only $1.25. Fot Frerii Steaks. Roasts, etc. For I Pebble Goat, sewed and button, only $1.25. Fieah Bologna* withoa without Gar­ Good Calf-Skin Shoe. (Ladle**) only $1.25. lick of our own make. For Smoked or Dried Meat*. Salt and Dried Fbh, or 100 Paint of Children Shoes to Helect from Respectfully To ora. anything in liar rataldc line. --------------M-------------- WILSON & HOWE. OUR UNCOLORED JAPAN TEA THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE FOR 48 CENTS ACTUALLY WORTH 65 CENTS. ......... ..... <,flluc.tw!^»iTH. Our Stock of Groceries to Suit Our Customers: Eight pound* of Rio Coff< < for WruoK fit Howk s. to the Old Reliable Market for i. Salt and Smoked Meal* of ail u HmrRot, ploymeat in hi* life. H. G. Green, th* M. C. B. R. fori agent, will be in thia village on the her batteries tc bear upon the works and drove the fugutive to the highway when, with a -Now stay there until you can behave yourarif,”otu heroine la full to overflowing with ----------------- U4___________ SUGARS, TEAS, BUTTER AND EGGS COFFEES, SPICES, TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. -- --------------------------- ' CANNED GOODS, Ami in fact a full line of TMeame Remember: We will be pleased to show you our gooth whether you buy STAPLE AND FABCT GBOCEBIES! or n«L / Respectfully, ’ ---- M---Crockery <t Glaaaware BOSTON STORE, the earljr rose variety that U a half C. 8- Primertea has a new wind mill. bunbel measure. Mr. Whitney and J. L. HRhertit Son hare rewired their R. McKee liad seven row« « roda long full stock of goods. of thaw potatoea that tnnted out thirty Wm. Wheeler's family bar. left ter -fHE NEW KELLOGG, DtMARAY & Co., NEAT UTTLEIEAHARIET, aad GsTUghw replied: “1 love you paaahMMy, devotedly, frantiely, mad­ ly; but if you don't bold your jaw till I •H Item figures added TH gi vs you a happtaw. perfepa, Iml >r Un (M b eMptetteeyw.” COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &e.. <tc. M n*M mm* cmmplofir Im rwewy imrtlvmlmr. KELLOGG, DEMARAY& CO. , wm �“S®. “What! Andis'! thou t . Oo*o, ibes, dastard. Let me hsvo st thee. And by the gods That roo.1 on high Olympus, IU oat ya ap In a holy second! Ugh I Biglaju. mar Tho Boyal Bomal Badger rtf the 4mdisplayed hi. fangs sod rofoinod with hfo^antmlfaroaMg): 05 THE BlDMfiBT EXrKBOi. i Hatfield went to sleep and snored, ■ the old la«ly in the gigandc bonnet ale sandwiches and drank from a wicker flask of cxoellent-amolling sherry; the I young lady sat aa noiadcaa aa a black I veiled statue; fretful liebiea whimpered; o|d gentlemen uttered strange sounds in their sleep; the lights flared like ■ sickly moons overhead, and the tenet of the train aa it flew through sleeping villsgna sounded like the yell of a fiery। "Of all things, a night journey is the most tedious," said Clarence Hatfield. im be let himself fall heavily into the •tiff; uncomfortable seat of the railway car, with ita faded velvet cuahiona, and ita l«ek at exactly the wrong angle for aught approaching the luxury of a nap. “* " ‘* * you think wo might “Stamford!" bawled tho conductor. At last I Bucc«wxird in dropping my weary and suffcned limbs into a seat, where aldmbnr overtook me in jnat a minute arid a quarter; for 1 had been asleep on my L>gn once or twice, even in my farmer disadvantageous altitude, and I oonhl scarcely belfevo ■ the evi • donee, of my own senses when we finally teuudert-d into tb^ oclioing vastn:«a of tec Grand Central Depot in Now York. Hatfield, alive to the noceaaitv of catching a car before all tee world of travelers should crowd into it, stumbled over the old lady's ankles with amall must hare been a trial for the uerres of the . bravest to stand biting hia mus­ tache; humming a bar of the pman which tee wse to sing within the next quarter of an hour; wondering whether to know, on the authority of Dr. Beach, his widow wonld marry aguui; hoping the botanic doctor, that a atroug into- that tho cobbler oh hia right might not rion of yarrow (white tansy) and bono- turn tail, or the teacher of gymnastics on hia left shove him out of the line; dimly consciouti meanwhile that h:« Colonel wns exhorting him in a aerfoa are the seed of ----- ,____________ of well-turned periods io bethink him­ known by ths above names. self of the tomb L-------- “ — Bkxts am> Mixon.*.— Early-sown Who died in Tbcf phy which stood late this month. If left later, the roots may become hollow and stringy. An overgrown root may be large, but ita sfMb no indication of ita value. We harvest our euiy-cowii man ns the larger ones lieeume find they npen in tho pita —---------better than if left-in the ground later. The tops may be fed to cows or sheep with benefit. ClDEB.—While the best eider is made from tate-rip^ning fruit, and in cool weather, the inferior apples and wind falls may ba made profitable by making them into cider for vinegar. Even of pikes, and a grating of bucklers, ami those who have a cider-house, furnished a'clutching of beards; and those who with a mill ami press worked by power,' would fain bo home again were poshed find it profitable to keep a hand-mill on by the mass behind, excited at hear­ and press for the pnrpoae of wot king ing others fighting, and with no steel at up windfall., and inferior early fruit, be­ its own throat; and, after five minutes fore the cider-making season,- on a 1 of thrunting,”and shouting, and fierce large scale, begins straining of foot, aud knee, and shoul­ Dbvibii Fbvit.—Tho primitive way in very infectious. The poison has der, the Icitfi-dcU riuined or tho worse groat tenacity. It ia known to have disciplined of tho two hosts would of drying apples, penchrw. cte., exposed dang to clothing for years, and then learn, by one riorv erne! experience, the to’the sun and air, also exposes it to in­ serts. Excellent dryers sre now to lx* communicated the infection. Houses old lesson that life as well an honor ia that bail been carefully disinfected for those who retain their adf-renpcci bad, and at a cost which the increased value of the dried fruit will meet in a and their shields. ringle aroaon. Throe dry with artificial families moving into teem. Tne poison heat rapidly, turning out a handsome can bo fully destroyed only by dry best light-colored product. In drying in aa high aS 212 deg. A person- may the old way for home use, protect the Some years ago a miner waa >cnt to have the disease very mildly, or very fruit from inancta by netting, and pro­ •cvcrelr. Yet the former may give it the Ayrshire District Asylum who, four to another in ita moot malignant form. years before, liad been struck to the vide some arrangement to dry by the One wh, xx'.mi to liavu it mildly may ground insensible by a mass of falling heat of tho stove in a rainy <lay. suddenly die with it, through a j>or- coal, which fractured hia skull. lie lay Burr IB Coax. Smut ia poisonous alyaia of one of the chief nerves. There unconscious for four days after the ac­ or nt least very injurious, and care in a gnat difference in prediiqioaition cident, then came gradually to himself, should be taken to prevent its being to the diseaae, even in the same family. and was aide, in four weeks, to resume eaten with fodder. li is Incoming vary Some whole families are strangely pre- his work in the pit. But his wife no­ common in errn. It might be well to diaposod to it; with others it ia tec re­ ticed a steadily-increasing change for isms through the corn-fields with a sharp verse. A person, however, who may knife and a loskcL aud cut eff all the be at one time expoeol to it with im­ bunches of smut and smutty ears and punity. may at another time take it carry them out where they may bo from a alight exposure. The suscepti­ bility of adnlta to it is generally alight her and the children. Thia bad state increased; he was often excited, used Prmiu Maxobls. — in pitting man­ threats of violence to hia wife and others, finally became quite maUMcal, gels lifted this month, cam must be attemptnl to kill them, had a succes­ taken to manage them ao that they will sion of epileptic fits, aad was sent to tee not heat. If s cool and we 11-ventilated “Divinity of their humbug!’ shortly the contagion ia intenae, Loth adults asylum as a dangerous lunatic. There root-cellar ia jirovided, there can be no interrupted Hatfield. “As if these itfand those who have once had the dis­ be showed himself extremely *u*[uciou» safer place for them. In pitting them dressed dowdies, with babiro and band­ ease many have moderate throat nymp and surly, entertained a fli.d delusion in the field, we gather twenty rows to­ boxes, could powubly belong to tho same toms, though without any affection of that *he waa the victim of a conspiracy gether, which makes a long heap, not world with Beatrice Hale 1” on the jiart of his wife and others, and large enough to cause heating. Thr To this I made no answer. It did not .displaytd bitter and resentful feeliuga mote may be covered with the tops, or occm to ms exactly approfirialc to lug j Bee Rmiditag in California. At the place where the skull had been with straw, held down by a few rail*. th*< sacrod name of Beatrice Hale into I Thia ia a famous country for bcoaand । fractured there was a well-marked de- Afterward these 'cw« may lie gathered a discussion in a place h|jc thia. Yet prnMuoa of bone, and the depressed together into pita and jirepored for win■ tlio making of Honey, and at many a what eonld,! do, except to feel my breokfaat-tablc in distant Europe to­ | portion was ev« utually rciquved by the checks flush and the roota of my hair day the u>JB« is sjircad with sweets that j trephine. From that time an improve­ Tut Usk or Lime.—An application tingle? For I waa unmistakably in have been filched from the hearts o! , ment took place in hia disporition, hi* of lime will be found useful upon any love with Boe Hale, aud so was Clarence 1,(mm) California flowers. In the mouth ' old self coming gradually back ; he bc- kind of soil, at least once in five or six Hatfield. of almost every canon there is a bre- came cheerful again, active and oblig- years. It is generally used at thia sea If I were to waste quarts of ink aud randi or apiary, whose owner grows : ing. regained and dtapiaycd all his for­ •<>n. with a fall-grain cron. But where reams of piper in tryjng to describe indolent and prosperous tiom the labors mer affection for his wife and children, hmo is employed it will bw useless to her manifold charms ana excellcucioa of his indnstnoua subjects. Here there end was at last diacliarged recovered. apply auperplxiaphate, as thia combines to tec reauiq; it wouldn't do any good. are no long winters with dearth of [ No plainer example oould lie wished to “Mias Hall." he stammered, “if I’d flowers, through which the patient work­ . show the direct connection al cauae with the lime, and becomes simple Izbas Bach things have lieen tried lieforc. and phste of limo, which ia insoluble. Many failed. Let him imagine the furert had the least idea who you were—” ers muBt be nurMMl and fed in order I and effect—the great deterioration of fiirmvro who have applied superphos“You would have regulated your I'ranetto the sun ever shone on, and he that they way live until tee opening of 1 moral character produced by the physi­ may coma some where near the mark, conduct accordingly,* impatiently in­ the next field-season. cal injury of the supremo nerve centers 1 Those beg- ■ tsuftco it to say that she was as beauti- । terrupted Miss Hale. “Thanks—I pre- ranches are model* of neatness ami do­ Ini a«a dream, and that Hatfield aud I Mr. Clifton/ turning graciously to me, mestic comfort, aud the profession of ' were both atavoa st her f>*et. bee-keeping is rapidly becoming popu­ Lath Sowixo fob Sfuimo Foddeb. Which of ua did she Like best ? Ab, । “you’ll call and sec how grandma stand* lar among persons of little physical It has lieen usual to sow rye aa tate its that r»i the question I It was aomt- her journey, to-morrow, won't yon? strength or amall financial capital, or The rrr»]iirinjc.(.entAenian. October or November for green fodder ildng like th; children'* old game of O, thank you—tee carriage is close by," Ixith; such aa maiden ladies, brokenJust before tin* morning express on in the spring. This ia not a profitable And to thia day I believe that ia Uss down ministers, bachelor studenta, and •s’’’: “ Up I go, down you conic " .the Kansas Pacific roaclicd Denver a Sometimes I fancied I had liad the way I won my wife; for Clarence Hat­ those dilettanti farmers who fancy that man, who afterward registered at a Den­ practice. The rye cornea up very thin aud poor, and makes but a light crop. In glioat <>f a chance; komeUines I was con­ field w«a a brilliant, showy sort of fel­ the royal road to bucolic happiness lies ver hotel aa J. R. Mathers, leaned back vinced teat Hatfield wu* altogether the low, who far outshone vie tn general I through the flowery beds of a beo-paat in hia scat and. mopping his face, ex­ the writer's experience, it has been preferred, end that I had better emi­ society, and I think Bee hail been dis- J uro. Their cxpciim* arc a* light a-, claimed : “Oh, bow I transpire!" A found better to plow the ground in the fall, top-dress through tho winter with pored rather to fancy lum until tlmi grate to Australia at once. I those of a hermit in hia cave, aud what ■ gentleman al his mdo first chuckled and fine manure, and as early in the rpring “Hello!" cried Hatfield, breaking nighL But she was disenchanted now stores of honey arc laid up sre so much ■ then replied: “Perspire, you ssyf" unceremoniously in upon the thread of for good and all. And Grandma Hale dear gain, aa the bees board themsrives I “No, I said tranqiire, Mid I mean as possible harrow in four buterbi per acre of spring rye, spreading the manure mv musings, “there goes tho whistle. comes to see ns every Christmas with wliilc they work, and work tuiccaunglv transpire,’' said Mr. Mathers. “You Wc shall lie off directly. Thank good­ s hamper of good things from Hale in preparation for the winter which are not according to Webster." ’’ Well, at the Mime time with the disk harrow. Unless there is some good reaaou for Farm. ness for that!" never cornea. When tee hive ia full, III just brt you >60 that I am right,*' the late sowing of rye, it should be And Jm> put up hia feet on the oppo­ the cakes of oumb are removed, the said the |<evspiring gentleman, aa ba avoided. site seat, aud pre;*rt*d for aa comfort­ One Eye That Was Always Drunk. liquid ia strained from the cells, and the reached into his vest pocket after bin able a four-boura' nde as parable. Fall (Ibuji.—This month ia the An Allegheny phyaieian, who. in his empty eups are replaced, to be filled roll The other accepted the wager, Clarenoc Hatfield and L bs it under­ way, ia a groat wag, tells a s^iry of a again aud again. Thi* economical pro pul up his*950, and. a copy of Noah's time for sowing wheat and rye. From stood, were employee in the extensive i North Bide gentleman who for years ce«i prevent* a waste of labor aad time Utile book having been procured, tee the 10t!: to the 15th ia tho most popular buMueas of Mcanra. Jenkins, Jnmperton , has miffered from periodical attacks of in the gathering of wax and the l>uildtime, but it ia a question if it ia not definition of the word “transpire" was A Co., anctioneera, and had lieen down | what in medical parlance is known a* ing of new bins in the store-liouac. found to be: “To emit through the ex- hotter to aow earlier. On any but very in the country " putting np’ * sale of [ superorbital neuralgia. Quinine proved 'Valking out in the morning in the crrtoiies of tho akin; to send off in rieh soils, it takes eno time for the swampy lota, cut into streets and I of no effect, and the sufferer waa almost green lioahwood of there canons you crop to get thoroughly well rooted aud vapor.’ Tno bet was paid. square*, according to tec moat approval f erased with pain. A kind-hearted old I tear a loud and continuoaa buzzing of tillered, and, if tillering is not effected metaopohtau methods of doing such lady living in the neighborhood of the wings, and,although there may not be a before winter, it will rarely take place to any great extent in the spring. As patient infonned him that if be would flower in sight, it is as ccreckiw ami Over the grave of a 3-ycor-old child tee yield dc|mnda on tlic tillering, the strong as in a buckwheat |»atah nr ctover buried near Milford, last rear, a beauti­ promise of au early sown crop is IxiUer sciraoni or* knife it would give bun no fid-l at home. This humming of bees ful white swan has ever since kept con­ than teat of a late one. Exception* to further trouble. It so happens that is nature's, tenor voice, aa the roaring the superortttal nerve ia the one whieh of water is her baas. There is a cure stant watch, scarcely leaving the mound thia rate occur with very rich Boils, even to eat Any one who attempts a where an cxoeorivrly-long growth muy controls the action of the eyelid, and it for home-sicknoaa in the bcia’ monotone, further hap}xma that, when a man is in even though tec anthna thereof be per­ near approach is gnuAmi with the bird's be looked for. and the attacks of the liquor, Uns nerve Izwcotm-e parahred, fectly wild, as, indeed, many of the*- shrill cries aad ]>rcparstiou for Mh attack. Hosaiau fly mnst be considered. There and it is thia that gives a drunken per­ are. In such a country you cannot fed son such a comical expression about the eyes. The neuralgia patient no To thy TEETH, Liar! Hippogrsff! 1 , Shyster! And Ixldheadeil snips of the valley 1 O, come and sew me, And Hl mop the ground With your miserable carcass— And son of a gun!’ Hut the Okolona howler didn't come. A by atande-r had seised the hem of his coat-tail between the-tipa of his thumb aud finger and held him securely. Bo thankful waa the Iowa man that things turned out aa they did, that he went out and breetesd a ailent prayer to Heaven. —Cincinnati Entjuirer. of mxno^oa Thia shows an in­ crease of 26,775,000 over the previous year. Tho n:unl>er of person* paying tax was W7.75O, being SB iAcreese of 1>,T7B over lix> number ia-1877. It would aecrn thaP there are 1,487 par sons whose incomes are assessed be­ tween tlJMQ and 26.000. while between »5Dt» and 212,000 there are 12 408; un­ der 215,082. SJB20; UdatfXMlOO. 13041 under 23’iJXM). 980; finder 250JXKI, 1370; under 2X0,000, 991; over 2230,000,9a Tub following are the heights of the different monuments, domce, etc., iu the world: Bl Antoine column, al Rome, 133 feet; printipal tower of the Smithson ian Institute, Washington, 145; Traj<n*s column, Rome, 146; Napolcon’s ednmn, at Paris, 150; Washington'a monument, at Baltimore, 180; ths mat obelisk at Thebes. 300; Bas­ har HUI monumenL at Borton, 223; Col­ umn of Delhi, 202; Trinity Church steeple, at New York, 264; the contem­ plated new dome of the Capitol, 300. DBON,'IED!CllBni CHEI1CAL8, IROI, BAILS HHELTBARDf ABE town of Eaton, a phenomenon of natnre, known a* the “Bock House Cave,” or “Lover’s Retreat,” but such ia the fact. The whole house, complete on thrac •idea, in formed by only three large rocks. The aixe of thi* room ia about cloven feet square. Ita evenly-cut aiiloa, wholly by nature’s hand,' are pleasing to the eye, but the most strik­ ing feature of all ia the back rock, which forms tho root, by ita overhanging front, not unlike an old-faahioned chaise-top. Our belter half was with ns on this visit, and, in passing round the outside of ter bonne, saw a string hanging from the top of the overhang­ ing rock which forms the roof; she gave it a gentle pull, aud lo, and tx-bold I Mr. Troe-toaii held the otlior end of the string in hia mouth, and allowed him­ self U> bo drawn several feet before he let go. During the time as he passed over the moss with which the rock is partially covered, he changed his colors, a la chameleon, giving us, on a small scale, a beautiful exhibition. Thia rock house ia situated near the old muster-field, aud the locality is known as “ Dailey's Hill," and ia well worthy of a visit.—Fall River Netrx. The Value sf Same PalnUsg*. To give ton some idea of tee valua­ tion pLtecd by competent authorities pn soiuo few well-known pictures, I give l>elow the estimated value of the origin­ als aud the asking price of copies: Raphael's Sial inc Madonna, 8X000,(kX), copy, 960U; Paul Veronese's Wsc’ding at Cana of Galilee, the same price; Da Vinci's Last Supper, the same; Salva­ tor Rosa's Apparition of Samuel lo Saul, *500,000, copy, *000; Titian’s The Disciples on the Way to Emana, same price; Guido's Annunciat-on, *400,(MM), eopy, *600; Annibal Coreeci's I Virgin Apfxiaring to BL Luke, some ’* ’’ " ’ ”ierg® aux Hoch-illn*. TZAaamni*. era, same price; ______ ___________ tion, *23,000. cony. »900; Van Dyke'a 1 Virgin and Child, hi* Charles I., and I hia Venns, each, *100,000, copies, *300; Couture's LpiRomeinsde la Decadence, *60,000, copy, *200; David'a Leonidas at Thermopylm and The Babtnea, each, *240,000. copies, *500; Ruben's Do­ I scent from the Cross, same price an I above; Hpaa Bonhcur's Winter-Plowingj *60,000, copy, *200; Geromca' Un j Combat do Coqua, *50,000, copy, *200; Garot'a View in the Coliseum, *10,000, copy, *100; Hana Makart’s Entrance of Charles V. into Antwerp, *12,000, copy, *100; Teaicrb Temptation of BL Anth­ ony. *22,000. copy, *100; Cabanal'a Deatli af Eranceear de Rimini, *30,000, copy, *200; Mciaaonier'a Battle of Waterloo, H0,000,^opy( WOa-Home Think of the following, ladies, when yon handle your tortoise shell combs: What ia calk'd the tortoise shell is not, aa is generally supposed, the bony covering or shield of the turtle, but only the scales whieh cover it. These are thirteen inpumber; eight of them Act and five a Hille curved. Of the flat ones four are Urge, being sometimes one foot long and seven inches wide, semi-trans­ parent, elegantly variegated with white, red, yellow, and dark brown clouds, which arc fully brought out when the •hell is prepared and polished. The lamina', os wc have said, eonatitnte the t.xterua! costing of the solid or bony part of tho shell, sod a large turtle affords aliout eight pounds of them, the plates varying from an eighth to a quar­ ter of nu inch in thickner*. Ths fishers do not kill the turtles; did they do so, they would in a few years exterminate teem. When a turtle is eanght they fasten him, end cover his back with drv leaves or gras.*, to which they art fire. The beat causes the ptatrc to separate at their joints; a large knife is than carefully inserted horizontally beneath them, and the lamina* lifted from tho back—care bring taken not io injurs tho shell by too much brat, nor. to force it i Whmat. — Every of! until heat has fully prepared it for roves tho value of separation. Many tartfes dis under lime aa a special thia crud of*ration; but inalaneen are numerona tn which they have been For several miles oar road waa bound­ ed by bog on one aide and rocks on the other. There were no evidences of human habitation, yet here and there wc passed a passant—some crippled, all plunged ' in profound misery. I inquired the cr- I rand of there poor croatures, aud was j informed that it was Bt. Somebody's day, and they wore going to her well ! near by to bo healed. “It's there beyond," said a trembling I old woman, painting her skinny finger ■ to a clump of trees and a atone wall a : few hundred yartla diatanL I alighted, j and walked down the valley to a amall inclosure which surrounded a well-and ' a withered tree. Near by waa a rude | atone altar, upon which <rere numerous DEI GOODS, SILIS aii DRESS GOODS offerings of toys, lata of broken ware, and shreds sf many-colored rags tied to sticks, and kneeling beside it was a group of cripples; some moved slowly round the circle on their knees, mutter­ ing prayers, some were tolling their | beads, others partook of the water, while a priest stood by the tree reading.' This, then, waa one of the holy wells ro ; numerous in Ireland, to which visits i are rtiil frequently made, in some cares as works of penance, either voluntary or enjoined, but generally for obtaining health, under Uie ansptocs of the saint, by drinking tho waters of the well. Of i course the dry of tho patron saint of ■_ each wall is the one choren for there i visits; and some years ago, aud even now in many porta of the country, ■ crowds were attracted, not only for re ligions motives, but for love of goooip and meeting with distant friends. These wells have kept teoir reputation for i centarios, the fame of some being | coeval with Christianity, while that of otecn probably preceded it, the early Christian teachers Laving merely changed the object of worship, leaving the altars of idolatry undisturbed — Harjier'f Magaiinr. Groceries and General Prodoce, Alfred Tennyson, the Enf£iah poet laureate, Las just paimed hia 70th year. He ia third sou ol a clergyman in tec eatablished church, and waa born iu Somerby, Lincolnshire, Ang. 4, 1809. Receiving Ida early education irora hia father, he completed hia studies si Trinity College, Cambridge. White yrt a boy he published a vol ume of poems, in '-onnectioo with hia brother Charles. Daring his college career be wrote a prise poem, and in 1830 published a volume of lyrical poems. In 1832 bo published another volume. Ten years later, in 1M2, he attracted attention by means of two volumes con­ taining tec poems he hxl already pub­ lished together with tho “Mort «!’Ar­ thur," “ Lockaley Hall." and Hie " May Queen." Their antSur waa given a front position among the poets of the “The Princess" was published in 1847, and in 1850 “ In Memoriam" waa received srith great favor. The port's popularity was increased to meh a de gree that ou tho death of Wordsworth in 1851, be succeeded him aspect-lau­ reate. Since then he has given to the world, in addition to commemorative poems, "The Idylls of tho King." published in American and Foreign Marble, NO PATENT NO PAY. PHEITSS:^ INURnONS MENTORS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-10-11.pdf.pdf 201d9d77c52740f8835ed5a0798d7164 PDF Text Text OilNO STRONG, Devoted to the Intereste of the Best Partr Under the Son. VOLUME VII.________________ NASHVILLE, BAKRY C^. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, <MrroBER 11. 1879. NUMBER 3. |,l»Va?s'r‘r*' 1 PlOM official statistics just published it appears that the number of suicides in Praataa since 1874 hMfosooowcreasing to an alarming extent. Where­ as in tiiat year of such cases oc­ curred. the list in 1877 showed a total KrfWOPAL'CaUDVH-N. L. tesev awvtsBeesvnDsMetete >j. tatateDjXssl si Ute tayphy for ear Umile! apace, wo give it »•lire. Tbs oarraUeo bcgiiu with ths dale, •liaittataid. Mi'll Kvor. Oct k, S p. ■.,* and aa sfTscMva firs fruoi a anwsiilijg blsff, at 4 dialancs of !WD or AU yards, bvtlnx a cross tro upon oar poaUtoo, which pjsiUuu 'was rbosaa baalUy on tbo Ural <>.<> of tta >gh'. A'l oar lotsca sad all bultwdvs teLtew'bsvs bswa killed. We ■toilet'd than as ,t<<l w« <-»uM. With s*con«, but to no pcrjxac. ' Capt. nodr*«*iUewk Uoatas. wob Uten psoy t>. Ninth (colored).cavalry, cscim Io oar rvneos yeaienL-y monil-u< al daybrxJ.TtW a I oread night mireh of tulr’y fivermlns from II'M PARMENTER. J. L BAKER, It wsa interesting to learn by Wsaton's help that a man can travel 560 milaa in 144 hoars, bat it is not loss wonderful, and it may Le far more use­ ful. to learn that a man. using do other motive power than nature has given him, can cover more than twice the djsteuoc in considerably less time. That that in many European coautnea are bicycle match in London, when the sources of revenue to the Government, winner in six days of eighteen hours are carried on is Buaeia at sn expense each covered the euormocia distance of to the GorvmcaL The official ac- L4O4 miles, and the second man made odUDte for the next year nut the postal only fourteen miles laws. Bcorvsof SOU income nt 13,468.OCX) rubles and the miles a day were made so often, and bv expenses at 1 i^'MO OOU. the deficit being so many men. aa to be scarcely worth 015.OUO rubles. The telegraph income mentioning, but the winner's 361 miles is put at SJiflfi.Ono rublta and the cx- in a single period of eighteen boon, or pcuacs al 6,0U7,OOU. the deficit being at the rate of nearly fifteen miles an thus 3444100. Consequently, the postal hour, makes the future and the past and telegraph deficit sums up 1.250,0i'X) possibilities of personal rapid transit, so to speak, compare very much aa the A matid penman ctn write thirty creeping of a chthl contrasts with his words a minute. To do this he must strides ax a man. If these men had draw hia quill through the space <"f a kept up their traveling for two days rod —sixteen feet and a half. Ln forty more., only the lack of a solid roadbed minutes his pen travels a furlong, and would have prevented their keeping in five hours and a third, a mile. We Mo^ tGe Atlantic, and they actually did cover witliiu those 10H hours the distance of a crow's flight between ,-------- - — . . London and Constantinople. With "ZM^iOO; in a day of only five hour*. 1 il,,. iud of this new “iron horse,* a man 144.1NM, and in a year of -UMi days, 43. may make the *n>und tnp* over twice ■Jixi.ihX). The man who made LtMl.UJU . the cxlrcmc length of the Britiah island strokes with a (wm s month waa not at ' ’ ' . ■ all remarhnble. Many men. newspaper distance familiar to us, it would l>c men for instance, make 4,<MM.<MlO. Here child's play to go on a bicycle to Coney we have, in tile aggregsU . a mark -'WO island aud beck by rusul in an afternoon, miles long to l»* traced on paper by or to Albany, along the ticautiful Lanka of the Uudovn, in s day. That such Am intervaling and valuable state­ ment baa been prejiarvd at the Tress ury Dcrartment at Washington. which shows trie amount of the public debt regarded in England more as a useful |>er capita for the last twenty-throe tool than a* a curiosity or a toy, that country doctor* and pontmeu use them years, and n-aila as follows: LEWIS DURKEE railroads of the country for llu- )«u«t eight years exhibit features of interest to every one, and we give tbran, logeth ct with the miles tn operation <a»h machine does not cause disease, as waa oucc thought, and that any one, even the weakest or tin- most timid, may use them, as, with a little experience, the novel mode of progress becomes aa easy and natural aa walking, with the picas nnt addition of a delightful cxhilaraUou rauM-d by the sense of jiower and the rapid ru’h through the air. During the match aliovo noticed, for instance. A tsekmometex gains notoriety by degrees. Bxra fills many a bottle, and the bot­ tle many a bier. steamer's (slcrew. Motto for the milkman—To the pore all things are pure. Xow is the time to put up your stove­ pipe and yet your fall soot A BlKP-rxxcTxa cells his canaries " Richre," because they have wings. he liatl gutter cister n in the house? A Trxaa steer worth |3U can l-c raised for 3-’. thus making the animal 17000 per cent investment security. * Wukbf. ver bin, Billy?* “Bin fiahin'.* * Ketch anythin’?" “Ko. But I < xjMjct to when I get in the J BucnJinri-D has become a rrgu lar old woman." says a corrusponiicDl. He profisddy spends hia time darning Afghans. Peofuc who shoot »t Kings and EmpcTvrs need s httle C.-redmoor prac tier. Tlicy usually score nothing out of s |ioadbte one. The Boston Transcript says. * Mys­ tery decjH'us in every family ." Ah ; the Bostonians are serving hash in deeper dishes, rh! Yov can keep » bee away from you by the use of tobacco-smoke, but a l«ee is always in such a confounded hurry Lliat be gets in hia work before you can light your cigar. T" rUk—r|-lip h.irbu Thai Iw I •'-•ores .*x-l II was t»«h A MsHsscBt srTrs lady is reported tolisvv scolded her httle boy for taking Anirrirun Rrvirir'r ~ Diary of a Public Man in 1861 * -contains this amusing anecdote, never before published: ORNO STRO. Tar toothfHck market is agitated. Those chiefly in use arc of white wood and pointed at both ends. A patent for fourteen yean was obtain cd for them in 1M56, and the factory of the Boston owners at Bucksficld. Me., us-d from tucked up and handed me a note to look at. I recognized Senator Sum ner's handwriting a» I took it. Mui was not, therefore, particularly surprised to find it alarmish and mysterious in tone, bidding Mr. Lincoln, for )articular reasons, to be very careful how he went out alone at mgiiL I saw that Mr. note, and 1 [icrbapo may have« xpresoed in my countenance an opinion of the yearly and turned out incalculable communication which I din not think iinantiUeo. A box of 1,500 sold for it civil to put into words, merely reiter­ twenty-five cents, and the profit wav ating, aa I laid it liack on the tabkx my large. A log six feet long an.l about own conviction that there was nothing eighteen inches in diameter was placed to fear in Washington, and no occasion in a machine, where bevel knives cut it for measures likely to influence the public unfavorably in other ports of the tooth picks ready. for market. About country. Aa I arose to go, Mr. Lincoln eighteen monUui ago another Boston pulled himself together up out of the firm started a factory in the wood* of rocking-chair in which bo had |lacked himsa-lf. and. ucaiiuing m- good-naprice then liegan tnmbbng, and fell to tuawdly for a moment, raid very abrupt­ । 2G cents at retail, then to 18.11. and 12. ly : " You never put tsscks with Sum­ i L)f late the original manufacturers have ner. did you ?” I suppose I looked aa | nd need the figure to 10 rente, or 8 much anqwiMid aa I felt; but I laughed o-nta at wholesale, and report their and said that I did not think I ever had Mitagoairts to be on the verge of sbip- done so. “ Well, I snppoae Dot," he said; and then, bcsitaUng a moment. A bold ami auocraaf^l train robtery waa per­ petrated on the cvrcinr of the 7Ui iu«l. at Gleodalr, a small ataUao as tbs Cbk-ago and All* railroad only flflcra miles fr «a Kan—■ yy ILL 1AM JONES, said she, “we pay a dollar for odi din­ ner. and water is very filling." “No, sia,* mud the gentleman fron. I’lttaburgh. * 1 was not in the war, but my brother wax, and he was wounded.“Ah! indeed. Seriously wounded?" Wan a handsome Baltimore lady asked a pedestrian to knock a man down who had ix-cn following her lie swiftly obeyed, and waa not much as­ tonished to learn that it was her hu»- Rzcron's wife (severely >: * Tommy Robinson, how is it yon don't take your hat off when you meet me? * Tommy : ■ Well. marm. if I take off my bat to you, what be I to do when I meet the Womkx somehow gel over childish notions that men never outgrow. Homo men celebrate the anniver»ary of every birthday aa long aa they live, while women quit doing so almost as soon as they grow up. Lioirrxixo has been accnacd of some strange freaks lately. One day last week it struck a Jersey oil lor in the 1L" I tried to look civilly canons, and throat and passed down io his stomach. Mr. Lincoln, with an indescribable He paid iua ten cents, and it ilidn'l hurt dimmer all over his face, continued: ’YraC he said, * be told me he thought newspaper this was a lime for uniting our fronts __________ ______________> could be pcnuitXcd to live till they died a natu­ ral death, ao aa to show the world what a magniflccDtly hcaltby country Texas t colly is.” to mi-asur< I" And with this he looked down with some oomplaeency on his own really indescribable length of limb. * Ho is a good piece of a man, though - Hamner,” be added, half quixxically, half a|mlogeMcally, * and a good man. J have never had much to do with Bish­ ops down where we live; but, do you know, Humuer is just my idea ai a Biabop r_____________________ EdisoM hasn't yet got up a machine which will materialise the feelings of a young man when be takes another man's 5O-cent bat off the touaorial peg and ascertains that its owner has mean­ dered with his mlk tile. Ax unfortunate mistake : Magistrate —"You are charged with having emj>tied a basin of waler over the plaintiff.* Irishwoman “bore,yer Honor,ye must forgive me; u. the dark I took the gen­ tleman for my husband-* CD AR LES SCHEID T. Lirx in the afternoon one of the po•’ cml a boy about 9 rears ok! in a corner of Machinery' ■Mdt ‘ ----------------* “Well, it's too l-f “T-yea, aad ra-s,* said the lad. trying to r very brave, “bat IH bet that Tm doing all the tosfiKg. datl's moetef the feetisg torif-Da ' lotions �all our customers, ( we now have) with the mecrwie» for such a change. to look at It. won’t cost you a A BETTER LINE OF avery piece of Goods in stock, Ml and Winter Stock I DEMAIN D! Has never been brought to Nashville, or Bold on IVIoi-e rteaoonable Termai THIS Good Suitinp for 6 pence per yard—ju»t think of it Droga of Wme Soiling, from 16 to 25 cent*. Peacock-green Cashmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in all colors, from 20 cento to $1. All Wool Caahmerea. 60 cents—think of that. nil around an. and while we—the living (^ATTRACTIONS^ Too Numerous to Mention. JTT8T ARRIVED! J«k«» wh> tarwl MrClrllu'. rtrf.1 A nimER LISI or defeated him at the second Boll Kun ; captared Har- CANNOT BE FOUND ANYWHERE. stubbornly at Antietam, and inflicted such fearful Imn upon Hooker atChaucelkMMville, and but for hi* death groat CLOTHUT& A SPECIALTY NEW DRESS BROCADES! Mddic.-- life. Boya’ Suita, >3 and upwards, Mens' Suibt, $5 and upwards: Menn' Overcoats, $5 and upwards. Mens’Jlubber Overcoat*. Ladies' Cloaks, prettier and better Ladies' Derby Waterproof Cloaks. Ladies Rubber Boots. “How bright are-the honor* that await masterly military genius.-’ patriotic jiatience, endured nil thing*. with the utmost celerity, precision and skill, and eclipsed the expectations of /h A FULL LINE tiop.***•Neither are they Iras honored who shall hear through life the marks of wounds and suffering. Neither ep­ aulet. nor badge is mi honorable a* to h«4>blinx cripples, ami uncover in tin* presence of feelieocM and help- He died in a moot serene state "Stonewall" lirigxle. Davis Sewing Machines, Golden MICHIGAM MEWS. On Wcdneadsy morning a six year | <i *ou of Heun- Stiles was drowned A 0 year old child of Wm.Burrall waa killed try a frvght train near Ward'* About thirty rods distant was old Sa­ lem church, then used as a field hos­ pital, and filled with Union and RcIm-I wounded. All the weary night long, when wakened from sleep, we could bear their pitiful call* for help. Some in the most touching appeals, iBaensi- to come and help them, while other* would utter screams ami crieu, while wrestling with humanity’* last, grim enemy—death. Day dawned, and the long, dreary a well, received aome luonthcH ago. The Rev. E. E. Bayliaa, the ejhilterou* cvangclUt tuiwdug from .Shiawa**ec county, ha* turned up in Canada. He nd the woman crcoaod the river at St. Era. TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER. OF ALL KINDS, Plain and Fancy, AT VERY LOW PRICES. THE ECHO FOR 1880 Bran new, Late Styles, and Cheaper than any other firm in the County. ------ WE PAY THE------ THE ETEMIMG XEWM JJF.XRY ROE. PgoraiKTon ------ OLD RELIABLE— UNION AND WOOLEN FUNNELS, VERT LOII MEAT MARKET For Produce, and give in exchange goods, 16 ounces to the • pound, and 3 feet to the yard. rt it t <‘<1.-2,000 Bushels of Potatoes. I'rexh atul Salt Meatx, pounds of Dried Apples. 2,000 'With all the Modern 2,000 Bushels of Corn. Saakei Bam ail Siotlien, Improvement! We expect and desire to win only by IN TIIE1II SEASON, IS A BEAUTY! Men’s Saddle Sewed Boots, tap sole, $2.60. Boys’ Boots only.$1.50. L. J. W HEELER. husltaud m an organ agent. sorrow uud distress went up on every hand. There were not lea* than fifteen thouMiuil people on the ground*, and all rushed fora ord, eager to learn if friend* were safe. The wounded were i , I I I I ■ I U 111 / 1/ Ji TUBAL CAIN ’ Solilllff GOO(1S WA. O ------------------- lot DRESS GOODS V All of the latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. LARGEST STOCK BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. All the latent styles cut -X>F.- FURNITURE! THE MOST PKRFKCT -- — I BEAVER : PAISLEY SHAWLS! THE LARGEHT LINE IN TOWN. Cottage Stove! A BIG LINE OF FROM M CENTS TO *3.00. SAYETOHIIORE MONET Than anyother flrm dealing “F I ___ ____ _ Wan Taking Eiee offered to the Trade. TelephonE Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, KOCELE2TI BHOTHFRM PNTERPR18E pxz^rjsX'jtKentss P ”*-l'i.V/kWt' Tl“ T18, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. * lxbtx a sons. ^hepr^erMfrora A-Rwiraau. . LUIIIZ. lx OUIlui in furniture. iu«t «H* <U HENRY ROE BOSS STOCK home of the ’tb“ iami a»dUbaiiding* from w. i . iwreiicc, and have not a dollar inter-, Satisfaction Guaranteed. JJUK.lt AH FOR THE O 1 * X AHH \||||U O Lard, by the lb. or barrel, G. A. TRUMAN around for children. ami aa the man- ’ rpHEOLD JTRMTURE FIRM OF — gird corpora of the little one* and I Wm. Jone* tried to crawl under a rain of car* at Grand Rapid* the other opened and ituproviaed into a hoapital light, while in a drunken condition house. When the stand fell the band [ had just begun to play, and many were ' day. The Rebels in onr immediate seriously hurt and the instrument* de­ front were remarkably quiet, hat to 1 stroyed. Horae* were i——J — J —'‘u oar left and rear hard fighting was go­ There is a man in this village who I* ing on all day. Daring the day the now living with hi* seventh wife, he Rrlwis retook Fredericksburg, and having out lived all bis preceding the eric* of the children ami the about ing of the excited multitude, the seemwi vc*. The preacut partner of hi* joys beggar discnpUon. The physician* of ■ iththr nve'r, prejioratory U> captu- and Borrows i» reported as being quite the city and county who were present uiiheolthr ami in the care of a doctor.— rendered every assistance, ami citizens , katuK h’apidt JoanaL and hotel-keepers did all possible for fighting they were held at bay. Boon A merchant of Lealir, Ingham county, the sufferer*, and .are unremitting in and a married man. carousing the in their attention*. Very many of the 1 Streets of that town a few nights since "I’ve heard" we did mime tall running with an abandoned woman, and Ixildly walked with hi* companion up to the The ■ that night, bat everything waa in per bar of a saloon and called.fur tin- drinks get a fall list of the caaaaltiea. following ix the list of those killed. 1 for the delightful pair. | John F. Merick, German, Adrian: Mr*. short intervals we would swing into Henry B. Vorce the proprietor of a | John Hubbard of Jaaper county; David line, fare the Rebel*, with a battery in shingle mill at Conger, a few miles , Pinmador, Peteraburg, Monroe county;, north of Howard City, was caught in Wm. Mulwr, Adrian: Peter Hyde. a revolving shaft on Saturday- last ami all being quiet, we would ‘'skedaddle" bh body complrtly denuded <>f cloth­ etFESfe another heat; about fare, rest a while, ing, and iKiundid to a complett jelly Hart, Adrian; Reuben Ferruaon. Rome; । then up and off again. This exercised) before the mill was stopped.. A young woman giving the pamr of R. H. Hume, Medina; Charley Wiuaua, Idh ItuniiM committed suiciib- at a ho- Lum Ijty. a chinamau, Adrian. It i* estimated that the Dumber Injured will । foot np fully 300, a numlwr of which before, accom- will die. Tbeieua fixed determination felt on every hand to aettle the tairden of re*po«udbility for the harrowing a vigorous shelling, trying to get range DETROIT EY1G NEWS THREE HONTHM FREE .LUU .UUJ VUU nu V4*l II And to this end we earnestly solicit the patronage of all ; thou-who n-»dthi« notice. ' ' ’ Marshall has the railroad fever again. On Monday evening a large nod enthusUstie meeting was held at Opera Hall, in the intervals of the Toledo and Grand Haven Railroad project. The company agree* to. locate the repair rimp* of the road at tliri point, ir From £5.00 to £15.00. A more perfect piece of machinery is not in market. John Moore of Lawrence, Van Buren county, aa old man of 70, died from die effects of taking Pari* green. Needle** ilcapomlcucv over trouble* waa the usaal health, ami did hia chorea, and upon returning to the houge sat down and almost immediately expired. Robert McGann ami Dan Canard o( Decatur got into a' drunken fight a short time since bi which McGann was 'J'HE PEOPLE’S PAPER. BOOTS AND SHOES. A better stock we have never luul, and that is saying a great deal. nesM, and lN>uynnt children shall pause Jbhtin Fostnian. a Hollander, was in their noisy game*, and, with loving crushiil to death at Muskegon on tbe Cth by a pile of lumber nt the Bigelow mill falling on him. Wm. Smith, a workman in Ijikc sup­ erior mine lahis ming, Maiquette that journey which brings good men to county, was killrd by the premature honor and immortality.* •••And till the •t last week. >n of Peter Nikard of • of replenishing the spring*, and the spring* forget to gush, and the rill* to ring, shall their names be kept fresh with reverent honors, which are in m'rilied in ti c book of National remein Iterance. Cloaks, the latest Styles I JuST rkckiakd at ) Then miea. To sell for 10 ets., former price 15 cts. CHS Hill NIKS 1 gEI>T. Imt, 1M7D. riUe whang war the bridge, making I AM NOW IN RECEIl’T OF abort time GUHSHITH THB AMAH FAIR DISASTER, bridg Daylight found ■* on the north ride Acknowledged bj* all Prioes. Michigan, and one Tri new* now Illy New Stock of Fall Goods! COMFRaiNG EVKRYT11ING IN THE LINE OF readied 26685^ BoImc Ac P"rauoi« Having bought for CASH a large. Mat falling. About t^ehmk on Tharaday Of Its ol«a> In th. Market. | Teat, Coffees, Sngari, Hooker's 11th corps. under Gen. 0. O. Syrups, Tobaooos, Fish, Cheese *4 Everything ing the .xhibitioo Other Styles Tn Kiaerou to lestton CLOTHING, HATS, C APR Boots, Shoes, notions, Etc. VIENNA BAKERY JOHN BERNER, ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS. ortaaf friend* parents, children, hua- PARTIES HOSIERY. desiring to purchase Stover will Says Momkt by seeing BOISE * niKIt. 0.0. WOLCOTT ZEPHYR, fiEWAWTOWH ud STOCtHG YAMS �CASH TRADE. CASH TRADE Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously ■< Accurately. Owe of oar morehant*. D. -C. Hw«th. ad PustasasfcMPamjn **** lai'1 “P t* repairs laaf*^«ak, (hath why the glar proof safo*. lev. K J. TnuateJl will prmrt al the Baptist eharob aexi Sabbath Mora­ Elijah Pope, af of tte northern cooutte of th® State, but formerly of this Unm, and four other men were drowaed, cue day last week, by the fasa. and going out fouud that it bad treed some kind of an animal, ia the dooe yard and bringing out hhlittiagwn brought down a wild cat, whtab totssriderod to te tte same animal that tea gan au inspection it did go off, as well aaalarw part of Ed’s right middle finger. Tte gw berated and hia hand wm filled with shot. do bnshtrAHoverat Lawton, Reed Town waa classed as one of tte worst boys of that burg, and when anything mean or devilish occurred. RerO usually ted a hand in it. And now be ha* secured l«anl at tte Barry tte. >i! nntil te tealL te orijod. npoo U> answer to a charge of borer stealing. It seem* that te lias tecu of late sojourning in Bal­ timore and on Sat unlay night stole a from Robt. P. ''Btlrin of that town. But Sheriff Hoaghtaliu soon scented the track of the thief, finding the horse and buggy ascreted in a rwra field in Yankee Springs and Town hid in a saw mill in Rutland. the disease* that took the CWirea off. Funeral notice* have been jMMted. and we understand that the funeral rites are to be celebrated in a very solemn and impressive manner. The pro­ Orel lift iriwihW Tte returning excursionist* from Chicagojesterday, report a terrible ac­ e ide at that happened Just east of Jack- yard engine was making up a train abd ran onto the main track Just a* tte Pa­ cific vqm- eame along at th* rate of Both engines were smaslied to flinders and s baggage ear aud two coacLe* wrecked. The coaches were filled with emigrant* ami it h estimated from fif­ teen to twenty person* were killed and many w ounded. Tte engineer and fire­ man of the -xpresa are among tte kill­ ed. A number of Nashville jicoplc were n-turaing from Chicago and visited the scene of tte wreck and pronounce it In an enterprising village in the l- nuliful State of Michigan, there once resided a vender of hardware who diduot advertte, id Mi ply liecanae be waa hardware vender, and mad* a* IkumxI <M this hardware vender became wbea tte atoou forgot to come up, te mr 1 the editor, brought him one over the frowtispfare. Matter ow tte mw, built a xhaary over bis eye. and per- loug. Lias ia yet a single man. Mrs.0. M. Tatra lum rimsvsA ter millinery stock into tte Union House, until tte new bricks are rompteted. Billy Sbopliell has m»ld bis boa—ami lot to a Caltean Co. man, J. C. Nich­ ols. and next week will move to Tckou- wteastoUkaa rottm goose egg atet wool hatch ia tteeeetre of that savwy iMwt. Bat woman attach' themselves arrived at Middleville, last week. Having come all the way from Color­ ado by expreo*. .. Awl L. L. Loomis has been putting tte eye'of the wayfarer. The ladies of the W. C. T. U. will give a dime social at the Baptist church on Tuesday evening Oct. ath. A cor­ dial invitation given to all. Seymour S. Mayo of Maple Grove, took to hia te-om Mira Myra Park of Sunfield Iggt Wednesday night. That u to say they w ere married. There u .aid to te a poet at Bowen'* MiB*. th.* county, who puts match-box stamps on hi* Irtlm. Truly, the re­ sources of genius are wonderful. * Madison Erb, an enterprising young man of Baltimore, has presented tte News with a peck of fine apples of tte Harry-Male is to pat a brick frowt in hia late busioea* purchase on Main *L It will mid much to the look* of tte street, and were glad to note (be fact. A newly married Naahv 31e wife got into a jiawion the other morning, when her bead waa horrified to learn that be waa “the meanest husband the ever There will be a temperance mass meeting at the Baptist church, aext Sunday evening. Good apt^akers will lw in attendance. The public are cor­ dially invited to attend. E. L. DeLaoo representing the Mas­ er Bahmaan A Co’*; fire and burglar proof safe, Cin,. O. wm iu the village, selling hi* popular aafre. to several of our business men this week. In tte matter of otover need A. C. Gallatin ted a yield of M bushels' from eight acre*, and Miller A Meed s cle­ ver holler is tte machine that hulled and cleaned the same in fire boor*. Tin- annu-1 conference of the We*t Michigan District of the M. P. church Korroa News: The great event of the year, to the masses of tte people of thia county, has come and gons, leaving behind much of good, and some dregs of evil. In many resjiect* this, tte 97th annual fair of tte Barry «rau»y agricultural society, tea been a grand sucecsa for outreaching any of Ita predecessor*, but a* you have noticed In detail most of the attractions it will te unnecessa­ ry foe me to repeat. Still wteu we compare this year’s fair with the fair* of 10 or 13 years ago, we begin to realire Ate grand march forward that Bar­ ry county is making, and tte high plsre die ha* readied among ttecoun­ ts* in toe lieel state in tte Union; and we tegiu to look ujiou. (regardless of their motives), as public benefactors, tte men who have been iurtrurneata! in bringing to tteir present high stand­ ard of excelleDce the various kinds of grain, stock, manufactured goods, etc. exhibited. Barry county is full to oi erflow/ag with good thing*, and she has only arrived there through tte in­ dustry and intelligenoe of her people, their unceasing battle with poverty and the primeval forest. Both are con­ quered. aud this county i*. to d*y. lit­ erally flowing with milk and honey. it would be out of place terr to At a regular met ting of the Reform Club, held Monday ovraiag. Oct. «U>. the following ofljeer* ware elected for Pre*.; Wm. Feiatar. 1st Vice Pre*.; Chaa. Halbert. Id V. Proa.; H. Wolcott «d V. Proa.; H. A. Barter, fce’y.; J. A Harder, Ftaanrml See’y.; L. J. Whroi Some am nd ng seen*, loo, took place. We saw a verdant youth of a few sum­ mer. with throe little light colored eye­ brows. getting tte lower ou« dyed nr D. c. Gun h new Fall Hto boca and Hat*. ma or amaHaat tey. PIT THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE — —._Kv— Don’t forget tte Chaa Steam*, son of *Squtre Slosson, a young man of 90 years of agt> ami a oripptesiaro ha wm nine yeareoid. tea struck a rehi of leek. By dilHgent stady Bated become well posted ia boob "lartiin." and went up to Mu»k. gon county to try hh hand at teaching school. After sweating through tb< rammer term, and giving good aatis- tine of Velvet*, Satin* and Sil An immense stock of Oxfot to select from. New Towels and Toweling. 900 Towels ut 5 ct*.. worth 10 eta. Table Napkin* in White and Turkey Red, from 73 ct*. to >1.00 per do*. Hemp Carpets, one yard wide, 90 ct*., worth 93. Nier Union »-ply Carpet* » eta. Bramells Carpet*, one yard wide, only 40 cent*. A-new thing entirely. Our 'Clothing i* selling very f**t- »8uit* sold in ten days, prices ranging from t<JW> to ulH.00. Customers know onr stock h by far the largest, with prices tte Liwest. 100 naira pant* at fi 1.00 perpair. Beautiful Pont* at 50 paira Cawururre I‘a tit* anil Vest at >4.73, worth |M.0O. Genth Furnishing Good*, Neck Wear, Hats and Caps at the lowest prices. 100 paint Doric Overall* for .V rent* a pair. • 100 pairs Whole Stock Kipp Boot*. >2.00, worth >4,00. Boys Boot* >1.00 up. Women’s. Mtees' and Children’* Shoes from 50 eta. a pair up. A full line of Rnbter Goods of standard make nt wholesale list price. We cut Good* at close cash prices and will sell you A Coffee Sugar at 9 cents. 8 lls>. Coffee >1.00, 40 liars Soap >1.00, 4 lit*. Crarkera 33 rt*.. 5 Hi*. Jup. Tea >1.00, Poland Soap, will weigh 16 ox to the bar, usually sold by small groceiy men and hucksters at 10 ct*., we sell yon th© same nt 3 et*. a ter. or 5 ten. fur a ten’s nest, in the bam, tentalning m eggs. That wm in September; but now hia bind man find* a. neat under tbe feed box in the manger of the horse bara, with U live and four dead ebiekraa aad 11 unbroke*, egg* ia it. and a motherly old H^n trying to keep the 31 chick* quirt, while die bring* forth 19 more, with her ‘little hatchet,” to keep them company. A resident of West Kalauri. and n grower of good fruit, hauled a load of , apples to one of the fruit imyrr* the otter day, and in the load waa a ter-1 rel unmarked. Being asked whs: kind of apples they were sn*wered by say­ ing: "There n.v at the l»otton> a frw pippin*, thru a few—well, the. boys put in three or four kinds to fill up the barrel, but mark it *C. C. M,’ and all pood apples, and if they want anj more like item tell them to come Io Who wouldn't be a newspaper corn-sjioudenlY When a person write* a few complimentories and very truth.'ul remarks about a man, to have to an­ swer for it with a broken head; or if you t JI a whopper.about sonic crop or potato they raised, to meet a fist ou the smelling gear; or be chawed into mince meat for telling what a great capacity for cider Jake Guxxlcr ha*,and ran a race with a bullet for trying thing* worthy of an extended notice, to do justice to the subject matter of bat I may, without injury to anyone, every day life. say that what McOmber, King and oth­ Your corrv«poudeut Im* liecn earnest­ er* have done for the improvement of ly requested to describe the manner of cattle, Sweety, Gardner, Powers and conducting croquet, as instituted in otter* have done for tte wool produc­ West Kalamo daring tte summer. Bat ing interest have beea a great benefit as it is late in tte season, and all tte to Barry manty. Mr. Sweety had a material is hard to find, we will have fine lot of thoroaghbred met Jno sheep, to request oar friends to wait until bred apon hh farm In Hastings, that spring; bat will say: to make the game would have done him credit anywhere ■ ucccasful it requires a Sunday acbool, ar under auy competton. Mr. Gardner a melon patch filled with ripe melon*, showed some of the same kind of ani­ a lot of jolly boy». but ro wdrily o.* mals, just ia from Vermont, that seem- otker iniaiinint*. a croquet ground, with all its implement*, an old tin boil­ er, plenty to eat, and some one to get Among tte manufactured article., angry and to finish up with a n>«4k your townsman, Eugene Cook, allowed fight, where some one draws a revolver two teggie*. gems of art, one a pluw- ax-d frighten* those who are not initia- i Um. fit for a king; it took, aa it deacr- ed into tte secrete of tte game. rod. toe first premium, and waa the most purfeet carriage of its hind ever seen iu thb county. That you More real estate transfers in Na*hhave in Nashville such a man and sneh vili than Hasting*. a manufactory you may be Justly proud. Tte lioard of supervisors convene at There cau lie no question that tbew. Hasting* oa Monday next. auuual fair* are a blessing to the peo­ Cholera morbus stalk rth abroad ple ; they stimulate to greater iiMlustey seeking whom it may devour. and a more scirntifie aad sytematic la­ Bentley Bro*. A Wilkin* are adding bor. and they dtecmiuate information anutlier story to tteir maufactory. tliat could not be had in any otter way. Tte msmger* of tte agricultural so­ Still they have attendant evils that ciety report t2^44.U.'> as tte total re­ ought to be remedied. They are un­ ceipts of the fair. der tte absolute.control of the farmer* Hncak thieves broke into Newton’s and it is in their power to make them a grocery store on Tuesday night, and blessing and not a curao to their son* relieved the till of a small amount of Assyria Circuit. Rev.Kilpatrick of Woodland baa sold his farm, l*en west and bought anoth­ er in Howard Co., Neb., whither he proposes to move hia family in a coup­ le of week* and fellow preaching and farming for a living. A.W. Olds. Kellogg. Itenerary A Co^ and Ainsworth A Brooks have each put a new regiitter ciocl into tteir place* of burineaa. st which tteir night watch in obliged to regbdcr every half and shanties where they sell eider, with a “stick’’ in it. The clamug day a hoar or be found out in tte morning. of the fair w*a tuared with much drunk• There I* great demand just now, for apple barrels and our two cooper step* enoDCM. tte direct resell of selling ci­ arc in full :Ja*t from daylight to dark. ter ou tte ground-, also baauh with an iron tend those contemptible thug* Steven* shop ia turning oat 1M> barrels per day. and McGraw'* nearly aa many. and fakira. ate will te anything but Our roopcr* say they cannot supply the work, with their gambling eoutrtrandemand, which Lx* not been so great res, swindling tte people, and teaching immorality to tte ymith. of We have received tte in it hl number of wooteu images to te knocked down at tte Grass Lake Nora, published by R. aa expcaor of five cent* and a cigar M. Collier, formerly of tbh ofllce. premium for bitting a woodcu bead, a* Tte paper gives evidences of a good full of useful thought aa tte master of uromoniea. We taw a young boy printer's skill, and when put lw*l«kfrom the corn try throw and win, and tieeause lie wop try to smoke a half cent cigar—a^regular stink weed. with Saugatuck wrapper and Paw Paw filling Dry. Goods, Clothing, Carpets, AINSWORTH & BROOKS Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions &c. upon to manage the Chicagoexcursion, and hia brother John of our rUlage i* Chief qalll-driver of the Hmrl thU >Os Saturday last, white Levi Bote tamlywMtewn iaawriloaD. Haw­ tea’s place a . d into the Leri's head. He waa token out inseu*iblc, bat thank* to a good thick skulh will recover. William W. Warner, a promaaut citiieu and one the first pioneers of thia hto a steprira. mam of dirtv pupate fifawsy rag- Ok. before that fast wee naraliag mustache Nroetes to ttk wormri oriwr that tey wm jet meh a rock­ et from tte country girin thro te will fiLLPIPERS I BORDERS SdKl Bwb! 8cM Boots! Blank Books! Blank Books! Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brashes. To Whom It May Concern: We wish all indebted to ua to call and settle at once, wp need the money to pay for fall stock. Goods Declining1 OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS MUST be SOLD! PRESCRIPTIONS, IV' A fir*t-claas areoud-liand Melo­ deon fur sale, or I will trade it for a g>M>«I young Horae, and pay the differ­ ence in crudi or from store. L. J. WllKELEK. Hat --------- ..., __ ___ may go Barry County over, and you can't do better than at D. C. GKimni'a. and Fay Cr. Ever}1 one who boa an account, ia re­ quested to call and arttie their account by note or otherwise within SO day*. July Ilth. tWk BOISE BROTHERS. 100 pieces Standard Prints at Wholesale Prices. Gooa Sheeting, yard wide, for 6 cents, worth 8 cents. Lonsdale Muslin, for 10 cents, worth 12]. 1 Heavy Table Linen, (pure linen) for 30 cents. Pure Linen Crash, for 8 cents, worth 12 1-2 cents. Heavy Kentucky Jeans for 20 cents, worth 25 cents. Heavy Feather Proof Ticking, for 16 cents worth 20 cents. Unkerstille Denims, only 15 cents, worth 18 c»nts. Heavy Duck Overalls for 50 cents, worth 75 cents. Beatiful Brocade Dress Goods for 12 1-2 cents. BLACK CASHMERE. 50 cents, worth 75 cents. Largest line of Balmoral Skirts in Nashville from 50 cents to $1.00. A bargain. 50 Felt Skirts, at wholesale prices. Hosery from 5 cents to 25 cents per pair. NEW GOODS! WILSON A HOWE GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, DOUBLE SOLE AND TAP, WARRANTED. Only $2.50, really worth $3.50 Prices. OUR UNCOLORED JAPAN TEA THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE FOR 48 CENTS ACTUALLY WORTH 85 CENTS. Our Stock of Groceries to Suit Our Customers: BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. We will be pleased to »how you or not. va. Warren Stilwell rt al waa tried tefore I*q. Power, ou Monday tte Sth. tea.. wtesi tte Jury gave the wheat to DRUGGISTS, Box Paper and Stationery Business of all kinds is^ booming, and everyone here has got it straight I through their bead that industry and economy means prosperity. L. C. Beach, a Jefferson street grog­ shop proprietor, on Saturday night, made aa unprovoked awutalt on Capt. J. 8. Geer, aa old maimed war veteran. Bqaire Wiag administered a flue of and cost* to Beach, and if he had treb- lint Saiei n Realm will tin. goods whether you Respectfully, STAPLE AMD FAICI GROCERIES BOSTON STORE KELLOGG, DEMARAY & Co., KELLOGG, DEMARAY k CO. u™ B*T �* MKJUTBRKAMMi. fara *ora. map pnaw MMjrfhTR wnewry. JJ AOTI1GB KAT1MAL BAKE, daughter, and vou ought to be shot with a I v. . *md raind te tiioot ym. Aw temtrag a sferk in tliat way.* "Tbs .furil Led very huh .JoIImm on. and her face wm whitened to give her a ghastly look."— Chiengo Inter O'Tan. famitisrtty with h*m. «.l faith rost BOUMEHOLD ECONOMY. grown crop until the to}» are too large. Borno thinning of the late sowings may During quire and maintain non stack*, but the relict party l-ecarno lost chitaotiuv themselves, aud found their way back with difficnHy. It wm believed, more- they Bur|Hu« •*©« *ooo. ally. any direction. ‘ Thiaku>Kil «oaM soon TteM (*•*. analyze M«MAiV« AsjAmI Uiisnh* of U*« new on. but without the sled. Capttal FMUH. If you wiU take air slacked me. place in a odtandor and aift over jibs* m iwuzn, Oatmeal Ceacekm.-—Take one pint of milk, one teaspoonful of salt, and stir iu sufficient meal to make a Ihm -SimcC Potatoes that thick Cabbage and Caulijlovere -Arc licnefitod by frequent hoeing, aad a Attorney S Councilor, Gbkem-Ooex Omelet. -Take twelve the afternoon. LUMBER VAOOI1, but r it- out Scribner’i MonGUg. And Carriagra ©f all IkewrlpUaM. minister, who maintains tliat God made Fa EM W A GOES k Stecialtt. Real Estate ta LcMrUls. ImtMWiKl' MonlMr coataiM a nota- but the idea may bo called abandoned, just m HcrottaiiMMB ud Pompeii were visible, but all traces of their departure were hidden under the drifting anow. Search was made until night closed in, when it wm discontinued. On the fol­ lowing day it was resumedIn the forenoon the Ixxly of the Ix-y waa found Milla, from which we quote this acwunt of an interesting phaac of mining buried towns. An experienced guide aud prairie half a mile the man's coal vu picked traveler expressed the opinion to the up, but days of search revealed no writer that there waa a much larger tnuws of hia body. It wm apparent number of (xxiple annually lost upon that they had left the stacks iu an cf the Western prairies than was gener­ fort to 11ml their way home. But the ally KupjXMMxl. “I moan by List," said rcctly oppeaite to Ui© rout© which they wrll knowu land-marka and arc nover beard of again; who dis of starvation of A|*nl some half-luveila, wandering and that dread insanity which, gener­ , over the prairie, found the remains of ally speaking, overtakes the lost permu. Of ui course we mul rosu now ami then Ulen ,, —r-------------------- ,---------—• • :h a case, but them am rnanv which I m,lm distant from the stack. The body reach the public print*, fI ta one | ’’‘hrcly destitute of clothing, mve -I _ •• , i S nair fit rh„ man I I oisrordanl. These attideuta and |wopl>eta divide themselves sltmat equally in­ to optimists and peeaimula, nome assur­ ing ua that rrhgton is dying, faith ia an earthquake; others assuring us tliat religion is only purifying itaelf for a 5renter work of gorxt in the world. Thia iscord cornea not from differences of judgment br motive any more tliaxi from the jx-nusicnt unwillingness of a passing day to lie read fully by a heart tliat ia >w-*ung in the midst of it. Wo Pr J^OBERTM A HOTI MkfMt, To Rrxxw Gilt Funks.—If you will take sufficient flour of sulphnr to give a golden tinge to one aad one-half DRUGS, lEDICIIBal CBEIICAU, AU this excitement and influx of Black nr.ret OoKXiui----- Ripest ber­ cvrilution which have engaged so many I distinguished minds for many years have not only changed lb© time of crea­ tion l-ul the niannur of it, |uid, while th© planta will noi Arc, and boil to thin jelly; when cold, to Uy of this was M­ j decision, every plkrity. ami ha« failed moat completely > loU r'*« fr,’“ nothing to fatmloua ,P° “k®*,h>1 “ **'no* **' h'“ •pnce* “ • *1*7, Mn<1 fortun"'wcr* tn*'lr r u Tomatneg — Destroy the large grocn worms. Make into catchup vhes fruit is abundant Gather green fnrit for The advocates of stock-breeding and feeding as licing more desirable farming than making grain-growing a specialty need not be without a reason for ths faith CncKKX- oetary. BalaU. -Two Soil the chickens in very little blind assertion that the former will pay celery without washing; take two vclks better than the latter in a aence of of hard-boiled eggs, the yelk of one can be shown that the principles of I brute forms zn-1 atages. Of course wr | Next camo a period of "jumping.” good business management strongly know not what new witness™ the friends J tliat ta. getting forcible or fraudulent iim. He stands always in adepnvsiion, rith the ground rising slightly on all idea. It is an optiaisl illusion, of courae, mind. these Mudcuta of of an itumcua© sheet There I- should tlw next age tie aide to discern orer night at lh« “It is tuiionuihing hoi nary and yet continually go round in Our destiny ta which are Sometimes, ton. they are n<> again. T.w-- young Canadians of them made noi J-'-ruevc defined on the Rod nrer trail. of April, in charge of a small |>arty. for Fort Garry. The snow still lay deep Unfortunately aiibcipatcil, and the party were de­ tained a long time on the road. Al-out thirty miles ou this side of I'rmluna they ran out of provisions McKenzie who wax n stout, ablobodic-d nun, ucc.imlomed to prairie travel, volunteered ter two days of suffering, reached the fort without haring seen anything of McKenzie. Nothing had iwrs heard of thorough scareh instituted well the reer l-cgau iu the sponge or jelly-fish; but, aside from the question of results, it sc-cma that no asncition of science has left Ihr camp lie went tn a winterly di rrvlioii. If he did so, he might walk U the Ibx-ky mnun'auii without s»x-ing ■ human 1-ciug. l*cgin existence m man. -ell or Cicero, or Puuqicj . Mr. Thus. Ix-antiful find* in creation more of developtnent Uian the church once saw. but it cannot tell us how many fountains there were, ami who o|icncd them for that river of in then a good I down ihrongh our globe. The scientists I have faihxl to find any life --- origin -."V*— of j-. ~~~ I except by means of a t C rcotor. — — and u have a ;in of man except th<?sc times mnat always bo studying failed to find anv origii one delineated But it oocaaiotialfy happen* their quality, even (hough the results an orijfin much like the he one tlrlim-aied . in Genesis. Analogy they hare found of such at nd y must be eery imperfect. that their remains arn. The most sin­ 'between high and low animals; they gular find <>f tins kind coming to my I have discovered that man ia an cnlargtxl knowledge was that of two half breeds ■ M.mi’ UI UM- -licut Ol I ’ • , - ----- , who Inul l-rvii li'inang buffalo in the U. O-Wu Tbi. « »**'■ «nU-u-«. St had ita atlvance pickets out almost a * *u ", r'w'm™ca St Peter a. but tliat score of year, earlier, but it baa lxx-n *1- j w^btanee did not bmld mthcr ea being laden licavilv with meat and most twenty-tive y.-ors sine® tlie van of Bo man resembles the ape. hides, night --verUx-t them before they th© M-ienUfic army Ixx-amc visible and b,,‘ U"" «““'‘lnde will not explain the the Generals in the church Ixxran to be I P”* Mce hcre nt cia^ 'P° *’r timber. protect th©m.m-lvcv from alarmed and to Irani up and fire in aclf i defense. It must lie about twenty-five [ by Mile, and wraptuxl a fresh buffaloyean* ainoe Hugh Miller taught that our hid© tightly alx><il them, with the green Tlie first requisite of a earth waa not made of nothing 6,000 or firahv side out. While they slept, genuine social sympathy. the overlapping sides ami ends of the hid© froze fast and imprisoned them some motive of personal policy, "Go like a visa. Tightly wrapped as they merchant, a Mr. Lord, started a maga­ to! I will become a good talker * H< were, they could not extricate thrm- zine, partly io save the church from ■clvcs, Bnd so died of starvation. the damaging results of such teachings. ed in the stiffened and half-decayed parchment, allowed the manner of tlicir ixwt, and a long distance from lying Iwoidc a clump of bush Then? are many farms of which thia is not tvtoe, but they are io the minority, not thl* majority. It is an obvious principle, that, if we using;mil it Ihrongh the chicken ; almtwo han I Ixuleil eggs cul fine, one tali’© ) fine; toil it, rvmovr the Ixinrw and chop siderablc pandry very fine, with I* LAST ER, Hani words were lie snd private transactions in tale, and every day or two a man wnnld Im-aliot or beaten half to death; but r-aaW. I. (Groceries ud General Produce, thin allocs and lay in the 1x4- I t'rocKcry. <<lii*awnrr, Ac. thc tanvn, (louring the soup. onentlv we change the form of ths pro­ claret is a great improvement. duct, the more wc "maunfacture," the I^ENTl.ET BROS. E WILKI.MH, greater the probable profit. In these H<Mn. IHMiRM and BI.IVIW*. growing. longer in to attend a child who waa ill. neasce quickly and loudly decided the And I'rsrrMlara ct th* right of the case, and the Coroner's | cure the infant, 2,0U0 lire would be hi« | iiarriNras Focxnnr A Hachike Siioijury was verj likely to fortnnlate the reward, but that should he fail he would popular verdict Truth to aay, the vox [ neae principlea that one abould keep hia infallibly be shot He underbxik the case, and the child shortly after died. ^EWTON HOLME, right. Outside of a case of robl-ery by ll*a<lsra Wick. “bunko thieves," if a man gets shot in an end to the la IKirs and the life of the unhappy doctor. In Italy I all 1 — 0. FkaM^*L.ad B;>eculation in town lota did not last to «l M day Uatoa r—»h».i—. 1 ■ day is down to ty solid lassi* of value. H. BLACE, r at w judged tn pay a fine of 25,000 lire and । suffer ten years'imprisonment only. stock -growing and feeding that, if ’ i**u. is rightly managed, each animal may in(,f rrAj . hm ... > .. » ’ , tain," “The Footprints of a Creator," “The Old IL-d SamlsVim-," were the Ixxilui of tl**t tx-nixl, ami they were in­ dead the novela of that -lay in popular­ - I up lor snow, wno plan. In. ©onvvw ity. Home of the loaders iu the church Nations fur an evening, aad crams for tlKm. ’x-comes intolerable. Ho loci- I highest tide-mark of fxipulation. em-ugb for all th., .xiuuug and going of “r”" *’P n<* ST'T American and Foreign Marble, . I ,l*“ ■><-«?>!« Olbemlo Uli. wd l.U_ tairpwl 1g wuigillgngcnoh w nnd robw ildi I lillogngogoch. s shop and cottage al Llahffhangclabcrbytl-ycjdij acliionco e h ion; a farmhouse at H wchgochachwrcli obmathsfsrneithaf The policy clerk Buwuan Nihilism UOW--HI in inc neon carui; wHtie other । bwiOTU.u Ooa 1« u„ earth <w,M jn.i m ,m*i7 eU, .nl. -h-n. ii, U,™ u ,L-k. mkkont. pl>l> the name of their poatoffice al Um? top of their letter sin-eta to insure a proper direction to the reply. may l>c cited that Charleston. W. Va.. of hopeb-m confusion. Not one man in a hundred retains autScicnt control of name of the The Ju* » An । •““l C'ir4 'P? “ ‘ .Uh....l w.1 , .. . 7=^ -I-Ray -»a dr**.re *° P*®?* "• "Jf” “ “»T— no Thu. nun. iou —* J- o'1"1 LM m " Cologne Ga^rlle dtsebatm that the continnanoe of those conditions which gave to improve or birth to it, begetting discontent, con­ tempt and general hatred <-f Government institutions, briu pi regular acccaaions r 1 "I 1—.Ul..ral. .Mel, hU-Err .T " ■ ? PE,,r„. A, i "PJJ* Ul™-.-P-lnJ™ “J -w-'ituearly leaders <m loth side Lave died ‘•»'*«rt«'n«lic charm which enable a In-temi of Lyell and Miller ami -s.iw.Mi. — L __J I owu; for every talker has his own way Huxley and Tyndall ; and instead of the I of saying good things, aa well of managing conversation Imaed on his Lecxlsand Tullocka and Ghrullh-lmand MeCash*-" and Stanleys in large num organ. Land aiui Liberfy, still appears in BL Petersburg,alwayv. finding ita way to the bureaus of the highest officers of ploy meat during the entire year. The fact that daily lalxar throughout all the ,.-I. Utt l-alanl O.T,„. w,o rt<w, 'ItalMUtt*. a»l —nr talenta ©ana pioHiHI. and «rM >»aa.lM aMl hH», rlaUaa, Ilian . ata, imiroBsfes^ wiiler,and it is establishing itaelf in the ing. Very hilly, loo *b*rr» aa*l adrl— n<Ua fnUai**uUiy All o.r r*-a|ttWl.n>-> aulrilt msMvnttol Pritt.,. Io. „ ,UW* rvky t ' raJki* 1**7^?' ■aaaelan Wmr, Sue Ilalaaa AMraaa uitriam.miuer an*. C»er~ito rsIratlHHrr. ti <• to it, are beginning to regard it with fair return CHICAGO A LAKE HU RAX RAILROAD. that the blows hitherto dealt have sot yet affected the vitality of Nihilism. popularity and ii fluence. THE HARKLrX. The press the nation required increased freedom changed." There is nothing like Nihilism itaelf. The proas baa, matter of fart, discontinued ita a full of doubt Under Gen. Ghonrko. th NO PATENT NO PAY. hezxlral K>l 000 while caahier of the I* with which io furnish to thia, (icrLaps. ia fax the watchers. Moncmenta TnnMtaiM. MxeIIm, Ac., Hurting*. Mich . talkers who depend upon their natural ok! forte ani lines of defease nod many gifts and such material as they get >n of the old gnus to take up new lines curious phases of their condition. Some (the name of the jxMtoflicei, or it will with new heroism. Just what we ace in years sgn 1 was gniile to a hunting of similar case* throughout the country party on the Soulbarn plains. Among in the church-a change of weapons the number was an Englishman, an in­ know a great deal. Social sympathy telligent young fellow of prrhafa 2b and the “gift of gab' go but a abort way years of ago. He waa an excellent shot, of the 6,000-year period would lx? much toward producing good converMtioa, but UMaoouainted with th© prairie, ami though we hear a great deal of this kind I warneil him repeatedly of the danger • pvstoflice. — Cincinnati Commercial. lew and sling should resume their place of talk among the young. Bound and of straying away from th'e party. Fur a a General Mate at Siecr. aa weapons, and a leather shield should appear as a imfllciaul barricade. "The siege from Bl. Petorabnrg to Moseoi sad Warsaw, from Kicff to Kharkoff am yy*. r- mas, Then strain it. i *nd there. HraxHeas follows would inapoa pQttjng th^ir trailing ahan- ia one indisputable ad vantage the skx-k Or dwelling-houses any where in the farmer has. It ia a generally rocognizrd - __ .____ i .n"____ . ___ L. rule that the selling price of any article . 11W ia largely affected by the time, lalxir । o( I and »<ait and linjig them on the ' l.«aly l<>«t tn a country which Im? hail repeatedly traversed. The cxpene^cvxl yyw. S. GOODYEAR, toalat la . _ , ,,------- , , "7“!“.“6'?„T,kr ■ ,>«**<* -U U.rh Ir, u. . bjer ol ; DRi GOODS. SILIS al DRESS GOODS I b"*‘l lhc? ‘ 1 I nroA, Ma-V IlMkls* Hsu as-t < aya JUtMa a»4 ■”« r"h '■'T”' H*—.a l.rt^arKa X-uluea *a HaalX aaAa «f ' parsley and onion, with salt I Mlala M rvnaw at lagaraon I per, through your bread era: ’til : JITJVM RI'.SKELL, I lumps of Iratter over th*? t* 'That's al! right, no offense." the | shaggy headed cottager would reply, sack in which to ship corn to market ia I alight grating of nutmeg, ami very rich milt. qmptjy; "but I rer.kon of the owner or a l*ccf hide or hog-akin, express** s ‘ truth forcibly, if not elegantly. quick oven till it Lm to h<ja „rcf >arl | l-r~ O—-la and Trtm-nlaja Hau a»4 Cara la.lt., ! U Uw h. I... . I... M»—a -O—a. Gal-.r. A- Tn™, a,Hl Bfakkliuu Duoth, ok Bkah 8<-rr. - | M-i MaS.ay • aj-vataly llunn HM-* Hui* ht Procure one quart of small black Ix-ons or white ones will d<>. and soak them in shooter, while the would-lx? inm|x*r* I)OUT. J. GRAMT helis anatlicmaliac their way ool of the door. ing pul the Ixwma in six -piarta of There were, however, dear cases of tenancy of land whero no title waa held. a cent in the freight charges per pound, water iu a large boiler, adding tome for shipping corn, may decide whHlx'r likely to And hi* cabin timbers falling find cracking the bon<« and cutting of! Salt, Limo, Water Limo, Ac. night, under the vigorous stroke of a half a cunt jxwiiiic. 11U» M*<? larmrr lima iu a mMkr4.1nt™--U«rl.,l«.Uhi.pw, •nd «m~ U e.l.J OI «,ll,nR *Mw pn.lnru Tb. evndroulw.,, u mox kwlkl .I..,, the pnrfnrt nt -he - st ruetor. .... U.„ rln, ^.iJ, «ni. rou>p*'.’ud trnnol ■lsakny •*>!, I'tM th* lovnc DRY GOODS, te evolve many colors from one mauv ,r°” “■!ors of pigeon, or rabbit, or dog from one gentle tint- but science baa made no a|>|>n.*cli toward showing ns tliat an definitions. aud of Gcxw river. Afu-r supjwr one «-f them started off ou the prairie to hx>k after tlie |x-ny, which bail been hoppled and turned loose. He failed to retort*. The pony came m all right in the moin afterward found dead with a c<>m|iav3 in their han-la "Aa an illuatration. I n-coll an in man wm not in the outset of hia rarer; they had bought the property from the the exact creature of to day. it ia ail- 1 ewoar. I Uuk. .hutia KUhUle .tn.lj I -Y,m a. u, WOQja Uul Ik . n.,1* ol other „„k ^,bl -.,b„ of iihvsical omnium such a . . • . not destroy religious and nobody raid nothing alxiut U; but now the owner thinks hr orter have some good from hia property, and o5”i P*’r' itiil not surveyed well and rhlch they transmuting nice and politely inform aotue man or d highway are quite M-rahahk, WM •liwo.fwr.l auuwg c. u. fnxuwl alxrnt half * mile away. As toon m we " legality" applies al all to Russian in­ advanced toward him be started up anti stitutions. lie is faivnOcl with nnlim- was a little •WUK— —- irnridn: FJMwi, ata. •lu^wla (Gtk) JTaaea. While a negro wm walked ont ssszzr. * • •* > « •i• " • • HI AS SAS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-10-18.pdf.pdf 9835adcf31630e48a50e05c0f2adf83e PDF Text Text Ite MwkriUr gcw. NO STRONG, VOLUME VH. NASHVILLE, BARR 0., MICHIGAN.- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, IS79. NUMBER 4 sm-raauioTa ratal amitaaWMmskwmXMas rstas.aaSwtlltasMf •tamtam. Jhihritlr Jirrrtmi. cannot tall anything of the senso ot bearing; the perfect stiUucaa and sience of the regions six mile* from the earth (and at this time wo were be­ tween six and seven miles from the earth) is such that no sound roaches in the air. The sad slo Donaldson tlic oar. • • • .White powerteos I and Grimwood, so fami— — , board the words 'temperature' and penal servitude in Siberia. nearly forgotten, has been revived, and 'observation,’ and I knew Mr. Cox well Ho great have been the changes -Al a lUlUttuwci vsristy show, U»o utker the horrible particulars of any balloon was in the car speaking to me and on- since the establishment of the republic biXbl, lu the UM sal of a play caJUaa * IhivinK disaster, from that first one of history— dcavoring to arouse me; therefore oon- in France that many ladies of high fam­ Jaek," lu which a dtocUargx of mtukvtry takes when De Iloxirr, in June of 178S, was •ciousucaM end hearing had returned. ily are studying in convents to qualify pU«r, a young mu> Mm«l John NsUos, of borne in a boraiug car acrons the En­ I then heard him speak more em­ themselves for governesses. CJumui Anus oouuty. MJ, a toed kAI »■ udeii I of glish channel and dashed to thr ground phatically, but I could not sec, or Tee Hou. Alexander H. Btepbenshac been a member of the Prcobytertan 'Do try—now, do.' Then I mw the Church since hia youth, and says be has instrument/; dimly, then Mr. Coxwell, tried to live so that they would never and very shortly saw clearly. I arose have occasion to turn him out. in my scat and looked around as Drsixo the post three years, 132 tboagh waking from sleep, though not refreshed, and said to Mr. Cox well: The Michigan Railway Hsttw. T have been inaeusibta.* Ho said: The M.rh>sau Central rialruad Ua plained ‘You liave; and 1 too, vety nearly.' I t’wlf for yaan upon Ua fnwdom from acct is that during the 100 year* ol experi­ then drew up my tags, which had been menting in air travel not over fifteen extended before me, and took a pencil deaths have occurred aa the result of in my hand to begin observations. Mr. Cnsnjnm Oct. 1ft rash endeavors. Home years ago Moeck Coxwoll told me that he had loot the From private tdriers it b Ixaracd •■Lal Gan. Mason, in hia * Aeronautic*," compiled use of his bands, which were black, and MorrlU bad tx> fight before naclni* I'araea iminstakingly all the names of penom 1 poured brandy over them. Accord­ command. After daybreak oe tiantay, Geo. who had made wioenta, and ascertained ing to my ubservotioM, three or four Merritt, Ital Cbarry. aa! M'tOIBpkuy, want that nine out of 471 adventurers had minutes wore occupied from the time of o«t to look at tbe baiXlafiaM wberv Maj. Thorn my bearing the words 'temperature* and 'observation' till I liegan to observe. If so, I wss seven minutes totally inKoaible.” The observation book of Mr. Glaishcr showed that hia last olwervation before A rorxo British* officer, fresh from that thia tart argument pooM-aara little growing insensible was made at 2U.0W South Africa, says the war waa "very weight when it is remembered that the feet, and that at thia time the balloon exciting— far more so than fox hunting.' aeronaut of to-day ia aa far from hold­ । was ascending at the rate of l.OUO feet He adds: "1 flatter myself that I pot ing any control over the direction of per minute, and that when he resumed an end to the career of six promising the airships ax vm Montgolfier tn hia observation be was descending at young Zulus." 1783. The accident to Donaldson and, the rate of 2,000 feet per niinnta, the It u said by a London rorreopondent indeed, to Wise, would refute all such interval being thirteen miuntea. This of the Chicago Inter Ocean that cigar­ claims. It is within the (Kiwer of the gives 36,000 or 37,000 feet far the aeronaut to ascend to the utmost height grcotoU altitude attained- Two other ettes arc in common use by Engiiah la­ dies* Emily Faithfnll, Ehxabeth Thomp­ at which human existence is possible. senes of considerations led to the latter son and the Duchess of Edinburgh are height, and there can be no doubt but mentioned as great smoken. the great height of 37,000 feet,or seven part, like a rudderless ship at the mcr Ws. BouLwrv-n, of Oppenheim. Pul-' milee, was reached ou the occa-ton, cy of the winds and waves. The bal­ causing the trip to be rightly called one ton county. New York, waa txiru Dec. loonist, it hss been found alter hun­ 25. 177 5, and is, therefore, nearly one ■ >f the most marked excursions in a bal­ dreds of vain trials for the contrary. loon. Buch was the condition of the hundred and four years old. He has m«y start from s given point and trav- atmosphere at the height of 37,000 feet lived fiftv years in Fulton county, and crac the segment of a circle, or de­ that the water in the vessel supplying U in good health, but is beginning to scribe the most eccentric course, and the bulb-thcrmosieier became a solid lose hu sight and hearing. ivigation lie as Bo nnKAT is the depression in Butmass of icc. The eocapc from death of far or, more likcli. the two adventurers waa due to Mr. landshire and North Leicester, England, from the propose*! goal than when he Coxwcll, who. perceiving that his com­ that not one tenant farmer in that started. All dial science and common rade waa iuscmuble, became anxious to neighborhood can show a shilling profit sc use have been able to learn about open the valve, and scixe«l the cord during the last four years, and two of IndliMKi navigation during the post U-n vith his teeth, dipping his head two or dicta have committed suicide quite decade* is that thr lialloon usually three times fin til the balloon began te lately from utter despair. mutiuta in an oblique direction under At the international show at Emerthe combined infiticuers of the vrrUcal Bon, Manitoba, the banner was awarded to Dakota for the best general display of farm products. A premitm was the density of the air is the same as it­ awarded to Manitoba for her wheat. self. and ballast must lie changed when Minnesota ttls complimented for her it strikes a current, or rather ix struck During Mr. Howard's editorship of e.-.tcmuTc display of grain. by a current, fan-well to control and Clio nows department of the Brooklyn The London En<rutrrr says: "The probably welcome to the impetus of a Eagle he wrote wkat has passed into taste:,: tnu::B uow run ax follows : Great rushing tornado. The last sentence history sa the " Bogun Proclamation," Western, fifty-three and one-half miles contains all the bcucfiU definitely con­ the true inwardness ol which lias never the hour; Great Northern, fifty-one; ferred upon the believers in air transit. been told. The fact, as we understand London and Brighton, and London and Tbs chief benefits derived from balloon it, waa this: The Union armice were m Northwcotern, forty-aeven and onecx[»cTiments have been in toe wclltrouble. Disaster and defeat were rap­ half; Midland, forty-six miles.” idly depleting the Union ranks. Grant's Home of the more sanguine o' the lM»t demonstrated in the Frsiico Prus­ treasury officials at Washington eotisian struggle and in the splendid opand the signal humiliation of Banka rnalc that if no change bi made in the ivrtunitica given to science for investi­ Ethe lied river were sending a revenue laws, and no further extraor­ gating the elements and the com|>uncnts over the entire country.1 Mr. dinary expenditures arc voted, such as around the north. rd, sitting in hia office, said : “ I The celebrated French chemist, (tsy wonder wliat I would do if I were Pres­ tliat for the ames of pensions, the public debt may lx, reduced |5U,0W),I.inctac. in 1801, reached the wonder­ ident of the United States? Tinr.ii 000 during the year 1R80-81. ful height ul 23,040 feet, mid carrricd dixastem arc Hubstautia!, and. if l<>u£ continued, will work ruin. This is a Seme Eras of Spcentalioa. religious country and a sentimental The year 1823 witnessed the com­ pco]de. First ol all I would affect that mencement of a speculation which cul­ element by ackuowlcxlgiug the folly of minated in a crisis such aa had not bem our coune, and aak lh< Supreme Ruler known since the South sea Irabblc. By of the universe to direct our path. 1824 foreign loans to the nominal Second, I would call out a sufficient amount of more than £34,000,000 had number of men to put down the re­ been tamed in this country. In 1825 bellion inside of sixty days.” It will be began the inevitable collapse. Chili remembered that Mr. Lincoln waa in and Brazil led the way with failures the habit of calling for small installmore or less redeemed in later ycara. mcnU of tnx>|«, 75.1XX) and 100,000, and Peru the peunilesa and Paraguay are to tliat the odious system of draft had be found aide by side, aa in the rooords created diainrlMUccn here which rvatlltof 1875. Poyais, an independent state od in murder, pillage, oc •ago and pub­ of Honduras, borrowed £100,000 on the I ntil aa late aa Be|>t. 5, 1862, the lic rcoudal. It occurred to Mr.-Howard personal wearily of Gregor MacGregor. bright reached by Lnsoac was the most that in no way could a leoaon be better the cacique of tlic country, and jirovod extreme ever attained by man. but al taught than by a burlesque so extremu the inrntMiiH'd time an Englishman, in its nature aa to attract attention, upon scntativc by failing to provide the in­ named Gtaaher, succeeded in soaring which the needed criticism on the exist­ terest on a single coupon. Its scrip, in a balloon to the vast height nf about ing state of affairs would neceosarily be adurued with all the high-flown titles made. H o therefore wrote what pnrpor of its author, long served the turn of nd to Im* a proclamation from the Presi­ I»tty jobbers, and may even now ocdent at the United States, first narrating CMionally bo found rcocrvrd as a curi­ worthy an accoimt in detail The in­ osity of the time. Along with thcoo flation took place in the vicinity of Lon­ appointing a day of fasting and prayer. ventures from the New World just don bridge. Aeoomjionying Glaishcr In other words, lie took the people starting into existence came oppeak with him into the valley of humiliation. wax one Coxwcll. Until the fifth from countries haring a etaixa upon the mile wu (laascd, the aaocut differed Then Ln called for 500,000 men l>ctwocn patriotic or the sentimental interest of lilt Io from the customary experience the ages of lb an ’ 45, with whom to ll»«> Engiiah nation. Spain and Porto <>< llie aeronaut, and all observations subdue the enemies of the republic. gal contracted obligations for which had Ix-cn cosily taken. Shortly after This wan signed by "Abraham Lincoln" they w wildly or partially in default at Ix-ginuing the sixth mile, however, Glai- and " William H. Howard." Before each this day. Greece draw from the pock­ ahcr found that ho could not see the name waa written the word "Signed,** ets of sympathizing bondholders the ooltimii of mercury in the wet-bulb indicating Unit it wafi a copy of a pro­ loans of £2,000,1X10, the interest on thexmotncler, and soon the hands on clamation. This, on manifold (taper, which has been suiqwndcd dow for fifty his watch bceame indistinguishable. He was sent from the Eagle office by Mr. yearn. The speculation of the period calk'd on Uoxwell to help rood the in Howard to every uewnjxper in the city seems to have been insatiable. The tarumente, saying that ho exncricuood of New York, in the full belief that it political ,'atc of nations bung in the bal­ difficulty in seeing. The barometer would be published in every paper in ance Of the atock markets. The opera­ was observed to be leu inches and still that city. Accident and a number of tions of Mr. Rothschild and the Loudon decreasing fast; its true reading wav, therefore, nine and three-quarter inch­ prevent its universal circulation; and, es, implying a height ot 29,000 feet although it was printed in three papers, Mr. Glauber had rested one of his arms S3 far ar the public was concerned it tipou a table in the car, but ou trying appeared in but two—the World and t<> use it at the time of the observation, Jourrui' o/ Commerce. The Govern­ he found it powerless. Ho attempted ment instantly and arbitrarily sup­ to move the arm; it, too. was aa a piece pressed them and put an armed force of inanimate flesh. Both had uuddenly before their doors, thereby magnifying l»ecn deadened aa by a jairalytic Btrokc. into a grave and serious matter a bur­ He then tried to shake himaeli, bat it lesque, which in any other time would Mas. James Betaxt, ol Loundea nceme.1 aA though be waa jostling a have |«ased with a laugh and a joke. Relating Good jndgwa. notably Mr. Haymond, of county, Ala., until last year, poweeacd nhapelena piece . of matter. the finest head of natural black hair in his exjiericuse before a British Amocia- the New York Times, insisted that Mr. the State. In the summer of 187b aho tiun in 1862, Mr. Glaiaher graphically cat off lock*, donating them for the yellow-fever sufferers. She was soon “I seemed to hare no limb*. I then The mystery surrounding the fate of the old aeronaut. Prof. John Wise, renders grimly attractive all retainiaccucca of wild and terrible exjicrirnces .. . .----- . ------ __ . . .. n IF. H. YOUNG, WE kf D. PARMENTER. J. L BAKER. ttijsteias. HsrsMs. A«woekxur aaS Mlc* frosipt allasUos (.!«■ uicalls V W1L** W. IL GRISWOLD. If lh ll..-.^.r.tM, rarOda. .n-J ill. OSkrxnrr l» C. oeaiha Mmt It r.dll.p. .aJ |Mrk~- .Irrda Ftm. U«i CI>M> rail. Sa, al<M. CHAS. 11. BRADY. Dr. E D. SESSIONS LEWIS DURKEE IxopultKjCalr lu the preal fall of (irkm <K all klntla of agrlcaltural pnwlurr NoUrr waa al Warren Tofat, Cooaty Itowa. that any J. B. RASEY. READY MADE CLOTHING, MEAT MARKET t'rcuh anti Stilt Meate, ShM Hau ail SMim, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, de.. <fc.. de. »KTI imrnl rrl*u»c iu U*> J*»alun>CB Ouw; u: der« I,*. jn»t been eotu-ltuM ibcre l-rtweeo Gsrmsny.nd the United Bl*l« —Ttx qoortoo at traaaferriuK I he hxbsa Bureau frum the Intorwr lo War Dn*rt- looked at the barometer, and, while do­ ing no, my head fell on my left ahould- GUNS H LOW WSI again, but coaid not move my got my head upright, but for an instant only, when it fell on my right shoulder, audUMaltall backward, my back rant­ ing against tbe aide of ttatcar, and my haadoutta adffis; in this poatMou a^ eyes were directed toward Coxwcll. in the ring. When I shook my body I seemed to have full power ovar the A. C. Bailon GUNSMITH The fuB name of 1 Sir Ptam Louis Xa Hs was of aa ItaHaa witta- �all our (and we a*k for ju*t one hundred more tl It won’t cOMt yon «. A BETTER LINE OF rfenreh C.C.Wolcotl, (^ATTRACTIONS along our journey. He Hm never been brought to Nashville, or sold on More Reasonable Terms Too Numerous to Mention. Good Suitings for 6 pence per yard—juat think of it Dregs of-Wine Suiting* from 16 to 25 cents. Peacock-green Cashmere, 45 cant*. . Brocades, in nil colors, from 20 cent* to $1. All Wool Cashmeres. 50 cent*—think of that. a 1’Hmr.R line or Of STRICTLY PUKE as l, driirtffiil nr » White Lead!NEW outside with the driver. I wa* compel!- ' ed to grip tightly the iron around the which any themtre goer would have cheerfully paid a dollar admission. to look at every piece of Goodw in Mto<»k. dress brocades j To sell for 10 ets., former price 15 cts. Boy*’ Spit*, >3 and upward*, Menu* Suita, §5 andupwards: , Men*' Overcoat*, $5 and upward*. Men*’ Rubber Overcoat*. / Ladiea’ Cloaks, prettier and better than aver. I Ladies’ Derby Waterproof Cloak*. \ : Ladiea Rublter Boot*. we were larnkd safely at a iittle log we supplied the inner man with the When Broadway is crowded and block' at three p. m. wc hauled npat LnGraudr, the Grand Kunde valley where we again that commercial activity prevails from ______ j tiles long by about 20 in width, I valleys extendextend : a. number of small valley* country, uud that tlic United Statesure II PER HUNDRED. AMTE I>- - Anrote few^ttoBnnu w.. that and is 75c. per Gallon. saving! Raw LiHBeed Oil, it on all aide*, like a great wall. Tin■oil I* very productive, raising from 25 1 throughout the . cold to raiat cow. Till* isalso the. gre*t buel, nu. raumo. for agricultural labor has spread from from Itere rented on this great central thorough- Union is a city (county acai of -*nion county) beautifully situated upon Cath- Ixxvtmca interesting to'inquire whether the revival ot bncineae is really gener- cry; than followed the manufacture tain stream that exist anywhere. Thi* stream afords all the water power that is needed in this place, besides being so pure that it can be used for drinking railroad system, and the whole mass of We have had but very little rain here The iron trade in Williawtte valley it has been rain­ ing nearly all aummei. Emmigranta are passing through here for the Walla Walla country «very city and country. Iwgan to feel the im­ pulse of accumulating wealth, and of the old way, with oxen, mules and ■uiid to Lu only two great national in­ terests which conspicuously lag behind ital ia'rapidly going out of it into other Doubt- and more profiuble basinesa. auda farther withdrawal of capital ami a general advance of rates will be nr<-c«mry liefore H eon be regarded aa pr<H.|trmus. But the prospect now k that ttwwrrtuMi gee willbe rapidly com­ pleted. la life insurance thi situation is very diftcrent. The great compan­ ies which do almout all of thia business tivity, and would be perfoctlv solvent owl atteceWol in the end if they never had another applicant for a policy. All their ohtigationa are provided for by thtdr preoent reacourcee. and they incur no ww Oaea antH they have tn liaurl the meaaa to meet them. It appears that no very important improve­ ment m their new business baa hither to te-ett ecperiemwd, but thia cannot long lie delayed, ns tlx principal facta of their prerent situation will prove. The New Turk reports .bow that In January, IW4, m» Im> than 817.0N poli­ cies were in fane, while five years la­ ter the Mmbra-had ahrnak io G12.M2. The New York Supreme Court, in iu 1 will cloae for thi* time, but be mire if you ever come through thi* pert of God’s heritage .top at the Ceutenuinl Hotel, kept by our genial friend Dan. F. ?4oore. Your*. JoBX R. Ckitk*. — Highest MZai-ket Price _ - For Produce, and give in exchange goods, 16 ounces to the pound, and 3 feet to the yard. Wanted.—2,000 pounds of Dried Apples. Bushels of Potatoes. CiNTOH AND WOOLEN FUNNELS, VEBT LOW I ALL COLORS 2,000 2,000 Bushel* of Corn. Large Line We expect and desire to win only by And to this end we earnestly solicit the patronage of all! _._ thM. who road tbi. notice. Men’s Saddle Sewed Boots, tap sole, $2/60. Boys’ Boots only $1.50. , ¥6^1^ Red, L. J. WHEELER. ••Faro Bill” in prvocliiug,tln> goaia-1 rpiIF0I.D M R51TURE FIRM OF at Leadville. He commenced hia-firnt J. neriuon a* (oliowar “Feller citixeno, tinpreacher being alieent. it fall* on in* to1 take hi* hand will play it for all it'« ; worth. You all know that I'm ju*t learn in' the game, an’of courar. I may be expected to moke aome «i|d break*, but I don't lirlicvc that’* a rooater. in the camp mean enough to take advan­ tage o’ my ignorance and cold-duck me on the find dual. Tm alnccre in thia1 new departure, an* I believe that I've atruck a game that I can play dcai la MHI AUvr. through without eopprrin. a bit; far when a man tack lea *uch a lay out a* thia lie playa oven- card to win, an’ if fa -■ -w » - I D "D "PxllTlf I HURKAH For Barn*. G. A. TRUMAN for the BOSS STOCK I o n Lentz 4 Sons,’varnish , , All kinds of mu^I __ I Selling1 Goods MICH1GAX XKWR. Fred Papist, a Mt. Clemens German committed suicide by hanging himself on Saturday. Mrs. P. Spaulding, of Charlotte, one of the earliest pioneers of Eaton coun­ ty, died Friday morning, age 72. Siu* had been ill but a few dar*. In the Circuit Court of Grand Rapids on the 14th, Harry Goodlande.r »*> found guilty of ravishing his little Uveyear old daughter. Hang the ku*. mi Miuniar, airs. n. Armstrong or Carlisle drew from a bank in Gbnotte 12,400 and took it home in her satchel, and the same night her father took the money and left for parts unknown. Mrs. J. P. Hart of Bat lie Creek town­ ship was drowned Haturday night in a small lake near her home. She was in bathing, and bolding on to a plank, loosing her hold she sank. She waa the sister of tiie wife of the Hon. Chaa. 8. May. Mr. Samnrl Fuller, being in Charlotte last Haturday. wo* accowu-d by two Bran new, Laie Styles, and Cheaper than any other firm in the County. . ble place U> - -* .»teal lire in that I ever visited, and that is a I the lower picra, to the splendid shop­ railroad. The ^hill* and mountain* mountains ' ping italaces among the residence* of around us are rich with mi linerala of • all kinds, aud all we want isI capital tn to fairly glowing with work and excite- es, they are all confident that the rima of ilepresaiou is nearly over; hence the stocks of the companira are held at higher prices than for several yean, and an- advancing iu the face of their lo-uu-x. Tin- insurance ritual ion ia more complicated. The fire iuaurance buaineas is conducted al an almost univer­ sal lose, at the low rates at which com- A Full Slock <>f ttogdrll Itrou. A ml,re perfect piece of machinery in not in market. TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER -n IJ T» • x the liret beef here, that eon be had any- | ----------------------------' H TATIA T fl FzHTIT. are great ------- WE PAY THE------Xlupal ULdilllb, increase of building, and of a few man • maud*, ami the producer* are In trouble aoldy becanae of the *upp!y, and the conM-qucut low price*. Aa the demand u rapidly 'increaaiug, and tlrerv is every prospect that within a year ar uro at the m<»t, it will over take the production, the great mining cumponiM are unwilling to intern pt their work or diminiah their proapeeta of hbaring lu the improved market of the future, and while few of them are OF ALL KINDS, Plain and Fancy, AT VERY LOW PRICES. 70c. per Gt Hon. •S-SMs Sewing Machines, than six yrara, is an interesting object of stmly. The revival of trade, which prevailing activity. From $5.00 to .$ 15.00. Bailed Linnet d OU BOOTS AND-SHOES, with ingout from-it in every directkni A letter stock we have never had, through the great hilU that anrround a ereat deal, Cloaks, the Latest Styles! TUBAL CAIN. card i* ready to alidc from the box. be kin call the turn evwy rime.” O --------------M-------------- i„ DKESS GOODS. A 1, /X T» D A 1. Tl 4^ Cl । vOIOIJLcLIIIIjS, All of the latent hIuuIch and jNittern* VERY CHEAP. twelve year old 1»oy- who fell from the wbouldcr* of that tiglit-rofie walker in Ogden ami waa killed. Hr waa the min of City Mandial Allen, of Junction City, Kanaaa. lie road iu a tlaah paper the “Wonderful Adventure* of Clem, the Circa* Clown.” and longed to imitate him, mi he ran away. He fell aixty feet LARGEST STOCK! BRUSHES,I i^EBW&ST■ WSS5"‘ * I< ,■ J • beaver i paisley shawls ' __________ TTTTp ■aT-rmTT-n-p I ..r Xr --------------------- T U KIN 11 U KL i Fniiect 1±. lost Conip]ete stod I THE LARGEST I.IXK IS TOWS. ' A BIG LINE OF i'\y luiF*t Sffilll Mil IIKI pamters in k w«t. and tkat .<xb Haima will I Z"a‘S."7iLIt‘ur.,S-=; Than anyother Arm dealing ■»r - in fiinilture Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, , HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. i „ nrr term-ran d nlore r« initd eh- than ever hrfnrr. nnd nnlnith- H&lV vd AMJX0 i f.ur J. LENTZ A SONS. KOCHKR BROTHERS ■ QEPT. l»t, 1970, Just Received ; , GROCERY w“‘‘41 mtoirE! GOINS, GOING, GOING I Wanted!! l AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF My New Slock of Fall Goods! Wanted!!! "ewFr’*h^'‘,,dLow l00.00fl POUNDS that ahe I tfik" COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF YOVXO LADIES I Boihh- Ac I-’miu-is Will doo Having Iwught^or »<*» i Teas, Coffees, Sugars, TERMS REASONABLE. Court further umhIimM that, haring duly reeognired the minority (the repuhteaN) ami appointed a third in , „„„ _ _ Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, I CAST IRON, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. —B00ts, Shoes, notions, Etc, Cheese ui Everything sw DON'T FAIL TO CAI L One C en t i*LL W0OL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS. PER POUND, .. tr n.en 11 Shawl*. WMerproots, Laos,Hamburg Edging. ’ . ir^HOSIERY. One-lialf CASH, end one hiK ZEPHYR, GER1AMT0WI tri STOMIMG YARMS ’ vwr ATT TRADE at my *Ure. BOISK A FRANCIS. C. WOLCOTT. D. C. GRIFFITH. VIENNA BAKERY. �Far tn»l Pay vrf ZM l»7t. ParrM CASH TRADE. CASH TRADE. Nashville, Hept. lfi 18711. country. Unload Wheat aud Qralu Ex­ peditiously ■! Accurately. Mim Faaate ts, I r;r.n<- itru,*vi>». , Mr. Jaa. Jordan and Mias DelL Priest Blair. Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, AINSWORTH & BROOKS Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions &c. Thursday list church. Tbsdwtoto VL Villa, » hipping aud pounding him brutally; Hia saa (Edward), mm W the means*. PAT THE HIGHEST IARKET PRICE with Frog-foot, of Hastings, Frog-foot ulstere. »nl Line of Damask, Hamilton, SimpaonX Mcrriand Cocbeeo Prints. mack. Pacific, dially, kinking him and hia measure of spate* over, palliag his hrir and beat- I.O» yard* Lonsdale Rmnnante at UJ center worth IQ to job. it tomes. V.® autl cheapcat lirw of Dress Gtxsl* ever brouglit ,o J*******114’ yriUi u range ot prices from 5 eta. to 71, consisting of Knickerbock­ er Salting*, Alpturas, Zulu Cloth aud RevcrriUe Sateen* in all the new rimdea. Examine our Melange Twills at 14 to » cents. all to take pattern Our Black and Colored Cashmeres all wooL from 371 to 75 rente, with a fall line of Velvets. Satins and Mik. for Yrimminga. esMnef For those that iUdC-TStA**, *°‘***’o*c rioek of Oxford arid Cable Shirting*, over 30 different patterns vise them to go to the Boston Stork. where they wilt find a complete line id and if William Anderson Cooler comes revolver, informing them that There will be an illustrated lecture VEKMOXTVILLE ITEMS. wprtli S3. Nice Union S*ply Carpete 35 unly 40 cents. A new thing entirely. Suit* sold in ten day*, prices ranging 1. «- u«------- ■<, with price* tbe lowest. 100 pair* nsnts at 01.00 per pdir. Ikwuijful I’sut* at fiSJW. M liairs CAMiincrr Pant* aud Vest at fiLT" ------- *L ““ and foolish will profit thereby. Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Neek Wear, J IF'All the 5-cent Prints you want at 100 pairs Duck Overalls for SO centa-tui D. D. Gnirrmt’a. IvtZiJx “ Geo. Wririey, lost a chIH 11 1 eta. a pair up. TV Orders for Hair work taken A full Hm it w holesale lii ........ ..... --—j , llrn-_ M. J. JKVFKKT. brain following an nttact of^zdtarihara. ■ - It to tbe third daughter be has burned. • Applcs-are coming into market at au n0(| Hats. He can fit the largest astonishing rate. With the present f men or smallest boy. Don't forget the Iw) 8mt h Dealiu rith then. Chicago aud threatens to make Scott teak Milla before Em]. Coleman. the walls will him, Ed. paying the cost*. WEST KA LA 10 ITEMS. brethren of the Satae press for er, found a man at the grainery filling The Spire boya have purchas'd anew elover swicr. holler. Mr*. George Swan lie* dancroudy ill, the with consumption. j Query: Does draining sframpa cause the wells to all go dry ! ! C. C. Wolcott wants all the old iron On.,,. U fa IW UM ««„I JSK : w -w-r. . rwv be Richfield. Oneida county, N. Y., Sept. Mr.. Hess, a prominent dealer of Grand Rapid*, ascended Ainsworth k Brook* elevator cupalo Wednesday, and turning hia gare over our tlouroll­ ing village^ remarked: “Naahville i* only lw« summer* behind Hasting*." Owing to the late warm weather, a number of our cituens are enjoyinir vivc him. His wife died Feb. 1Mb, 1S30. All of hia children but two were living near him ; Ixe and Jobu TuckT. IL Bartram, aud J^ra. Wm. Pratt in W. Simmons living Oswego county, N. Y. He came to Michigan in IBM, and from that time until hia death resided iu Assyria. Hr lias been troubled with IMralysis foi a number of yrara. which finally earned him away. A lagc num­ tier of.friends and relatives followed The Maple Grove Mite Society ia progreaainc splendidly with increasing one of our merchants, D. C. Smith, with hi* family a short time ago, ho* KACGHFMAX.-MA»OX.—At th* mM«n of Holter. M Oct. I3U. j«hB II. KMcW-tta cousiy. Mks, to Lorn. M Mw.,„r LATTIMO.- nAKTHOLKMKW Alite et KUter 1- HolUr, IMatel telUsi. ot Msgte Urovr, to Mbo Kite tlartboteawv, ■>( lua,!*. MHJ.KR.-DICKSOM. At tte tetowotito ww». Did you evert How uhcat grow^J Coni husking is bimmiiig right along, that which grew on low loud, aud in- , Jared by frost will hardly pay for husk- Eli Wells has a turiev that went intbe egg businea* for a premium, hating ly closed busiut-M to get ready for Thanksgiving. which will soon be in progress. The soci­ ety will he entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brice, Sept Uni. last from bi* trip through Illinois and ! Wisconsin. It is hia first virit to Uiat ' Woodland couple. Midmghi Burglary. D. L. Talbot with wife aud two children, lire a secluded life, in the quiet man. attending to his business. and lowly Jeans. Each ia endeavoring against tho verdict of God: “Hoooc thy father aud thy mother." _____ ___ _ _____________ tVHiawatha, Globe, Michigan Rose, ij^tey’* Mayflower and all tbe leadtolT^alrothe breMO rent^ehimno'"te ' "”7 ’ M‘e **•!«« <*»« chewing HI town; MS Well .1* the largest line of smoking tobaccos, pipes, smoker’s or- I Box Paper and Stationery Scloil Booti! scM Booti! woek. They were donated by I. J. Bronka at Maple Groye. and five of them weighed Hi pounds. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. Beautiful Design* in Waltham and Elgin Watches. OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS a SOL<D! pkescriptions. uui r»miiT pared from We Mean TSiuiinesu*. BOISE BROTHERS. SPECIAL ELECTION. NEW GOODS’ 100 piece* Standard Print* nt Wholesale Price*. Good Sheeting, yard wide, for 6 cent*, worth 8 cent*. D. C. GKirrrrn's. Lonsdale Muslin, for 10 cent*, worth 12|. rr-Order* for Hair Work token Heavy Table Linen, (pure linen) for 30 cent*. er*’ —----- M.J. Jgryggr. | pufe Linen Crash, for 8 cent*, worth 12 1-2 cent*. . . I Heavy Kentucky Jean* for 20 centa, worth 25. cent*. riJof'Ven ’-TIif cent* worth 20 cents. l>ain»of Men* Calf Lau Boots, ?2.uo per • Heavy IlvavJ Feather rtauicr Proof r root Ticking, i tvKtng, for tor 16 lucent* worm lucent*. •a'oumi |Kdr,34\Vomen’s Braver Cloak*, »x5o Unkcrsville Denims, only 15 cent*, worth 18 cent*. -,;r [ “ ;H Duck-Ovemlls for 50 cent,, worth 75 eoub.. • , Rucking* - - -------- ---------- ------------ -- Beatifaf Brocade Dre® Good, for 12 1-2 cent,. a txt Collsretl* at Johm Bkrxeu. ry-All tbeAoent Prints you want at GO TO THE NEW STORE OF WILSON & HOWE (Opposite the Wpleott House.) BLACK CASHMERE. 50 cents, worth 75 cents. rue Lvntw uisinet. (uciicvuc As­ syria, Maple Grove., aud Kalamo tract- j ioual.) contemplates 1 Blank Books! Blank Books! I E. Cook's, Nashville, for only fili-jier ton. . ' I IT' Fresh Baltimore Oysters, by the ' Largest line of Balmoral Skirt* in Ntwhvilk* from 50 cent* to $1.00. A bargain. 50 Felt Skirts, at wholesale prices. Hosery front's cent* to 25 cent* per pair. iUO.OOO po.lixl. of Mrlnl applet, for which I will pay tbe highest maket Imilding a new ; rille. tlac tiamc of always having consider­ dition to his hotel at Thornapplr Lake, woodshed. able money about him. Hia house ia which was dedicated with a house­ in a looter plasm, on a by-road, and a warming party last evening. He has half mile from the iwwtvsl neighbor’s. also bought a steamer, which will be Last Wednesday night, a little after l>ut ou the lake early next spring aud mulnigbt, Mr. and Mr*. Tallrot were tempts at ballancing fell ofl the load | M“®w"' awakened by a crash at the door, and Walter Power* is bob-uobbing for the "kentplaah*’ into tbe water, and after j the next minute a man stood over GMuro clique, saying Im ia to be ehieftln-iii with n cocked revolver and -aid quill-driver of that sheet wbrti resar- floundering about awhile swam to shore i r|p, ln if they made an v resistance Iw would eeted. Walter is young and the crea­ blow their brains out. It ia calculated ture will he a good organ fur him to an overcoat to wear home to keep the Some would there were two burglars in the room. grind, but it will kill him. and then waler “oolru" his hide. say ho had bricks in hia hat, but no, Mr. T. kept «««• «vr tea what will become of Dan. and Put.. they were in bia wagon. •bed. it *m removed and the pocket Th" temperance mass meeting, held torn out of hia jHiut* which were hangMrs. Sam. Matteson has a pet toad at the Baptist chureb on Sunday evenwhich creates modi amuwuicut for the family, bavin* lived with them ten ca were made by Wm. Fhwter, Elder years it han Is-came quite domesticated; Harder. Bev. Newton, Elder Holier. living in their reHer winter or summer, Henry Bailey and L. J. Wheeler, which enlivening the dranry momenta with distance from the boose, it waa quite ite son*-, it goe* ont or in the cellar at A half bnriiel of potatoes lay in lire dark aud the burglar*. who ever they ita pleasure. but pn fera to *toy where were, eeatned to be quite well acquaint­ News office this week, that has brought it haa the lwat living-. when young it ed with the phmiae*. The door w*f out rounds of applause from the many good farwwrs, who have invaded oar late it ha* got ao old that ajump of 4 or broken open by a atone weighing about 30Rs. Mag thrown against it. 12201273 Goods Declining1 ! j Wamrd. An OH Rsmdeat ol Assyria Gone. DRUGGISTS, Remember lies at the point of death. Mrs. G; E. B. Bradley of Ionia Co. has moved into thia section to locate a W. A. AYLSWORTH Died in Assyria, oo Sunday Oct. IStli. Hiram Tuckerman, in the 77th year of BIOTHERM, Fine Designs very low, trimmed free. utoe. ...a ... MM amp rf botl>. Cnriter ,onUi ,„„un<r who would not wirii to tie a farmer. | th«, huliea of Nashville aud vicinity, Frank Loomis'new brick block teas- tliat die has just returned from Cluca•muing towering proportions. The up* 'Ui a large and well selected Mock We buy our Goods for CASH, aud buy them right, and • „ which, coupled with our very low expenses enables ns to sell -Rtel. U hJ « feM. fMM. vj., f ami Fancy the chase. Ami ipw He«y has loaded Mr, Rut,. Brook. ol M.pk. dronr, Mr*",. wfcwfc U L I. 1* rm- I “ G„^." hi5]' "cheap foi j Price*. All kiuds of Produce taken in exchange f«n Goods. Owing Urthe severe illness of Lewis . . ... . . . ‘ with l.t-i.-L- loo It. Io.,rlv ....I. ___ next time u thief calls ou him be will completed, ready for the outride brick, j TI.~ c.a. riiiw. M.^l, kri . I. Er*-. «*!*•• IT'S. Licbhauscr has received hia utised a Supcrvigsr. in Lew’s stead, Mrs. P. S. Spaulddiug, one of the old­ 77 j 7A. ” i !“>• «nd winter stock of Ready Made acd ia doing duty with the Board at ' ' ' V\' m. । Clothing, which lie will sell cheaper Monday with est settlers of this town, died on Friday scrimmage on .,“ --------------------------tilan erer Hastings thia weak. Broaa, a blacksmith, lircauae tlie latter W; A. Aylsworth ia in receipt of an Mr. John Ogden and wife of Brook­ immense stock of g<Mxls, which would field, were visiting friends in thia sect- Mr. Broaa received some bruise*, but Ruchitig* and Collarette. at retired from the contest with an excell­ they are switching. Numc Rathlmrn ent reputation fur forbcarence. made a daily practice of enjoying him* mnu uarno. a wiuow iauy living just ------ , ---------- *------------7 . . nr Wc allow uo Furniture houac iu rd, with business than we were. over the line in bur sister town Maple 1 1hc «««*" quarterly mceUng of the central Michigan to l>cat ua in style, ' quality or price. The Atlantic express was taking on perity we would say that she owns Kellogu, Dexauat A Co. M°nHouse. inVeTmoutvillc, on Tueaday IF" Good* must l>r down. Griffith A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward last. Quite a number were present, size in the state. She has twenty-two Itecsc, ia sojourning in West West Kalamo. ant * *• sell •** » yard* of Calico for nn even •“‘Jl l**e meeting was an interesting one ! will heel, and the “ki-yi-ing" that ensued fire aud burglar safes. Iwsidea a doseu f last n-Mik “n<1 voMidcrable business of impor- | dollar, i >a*i weei,. Unrr WM trnnBacted. The next meet-1 — Weight, 8 pounds. 8. L. Hicks one of the flrat settlers of firms that the The fanners are wondering what they [ thia village, but lately of Charlevoix will do with their corn, aa the damp atm m-m -w has returned to Nashville, where he warm weather is growing and rotting Aimer hr hia a badly hrnfeed one. His boot will sqjourn during the winter. Says it, either in the shock or in the crib. ■ the woods, and Charier pursued. but AIS8W0BTH A BROOILS. D. C. Gatrrmt. ■ st price* in Overcoat* you will Uud at 8. LtERIIAlAKR’s. -------------- -4<ri------------------- ■ « GROCERIES ■ . WHOLE STOCK BOOT, BOOTS AND SHOES, RFWitoon A Howe have Just receiv- DOUBLE SOLE AND TAP, WARRANTED. D. C. GuirrtTu’s IF YOU WANT Only $2.50, really worth $3.50 good young 1 cuce in ea»h and |my the* AVKrr- Iteu l Fseict. tiul V- Moots for yourself or box, you i may go Harry County over, and you । D. C. GgirrtTii'a. rv A . , WILSON & HOWE. ™ ; OUR UNCOLORED JAPAN TEA THE PEOPLE'S SUPPLY STORE FOR 48 CENTS ACTUALLY WORTH 65 CENTS, ville. 5 inches ia anough to canw it to require rest. Mr*. Malteaon would not part with the little pet, and think* she will have to feed it to keep it aHv*. Fresh Goods and Ltw Prices. Fimt-clatto Leather Shoe, warranted not to rip, only $1. Pebble Goat, sewed and button, only >1.25. i Good Calf-Skin Shoe. (Ladies’) only $1.25. ' 100 Pairs of Children Shoes to select from. rf w7S.8M., Our Stock of Groceries to Suit Our Customers: Cured Smoked Shoulder* on hand at L. J. Wbmws’a ' teu ------------------- *°’ 1* full to overflowing with -------- SUGARS, TEAS, BUTTER AND EGCxS concern, Dan., and Pat.. awl tl>ej have sprang a new game which. If it works, w ill be a soft thing for them. Th this: On the Mi the Cfitbro w«ea is to be eoldona purchase mortgage of fiSM COFFEES, SPICES, TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. --------------01 CANNED GOODS, Plea«e Remember: lutraCing that, then polled, owe branch following the floor, teortug dud up. and milking kiudling wood of all parte it touched, eatered the door coring. STAPLE AID FAICT SB0CEB1ES! We will be pleaded to ahow you our eoodit whether or not lleapect&Rv, as one, than all the rest of the divine* nod Squire* in thia vicinity put togeth­ er. Good goods and low prire* ia what rail the majority. BOSTON STORE. ry For the Beat Mbcent Cbewin Tobacco go to w tLsox k Howe’s. Crockery & qTfIE IVEW OTNew styles ofdark prints. only cento per yard at D. C. GaftwirnS I KELLOGG, DEMARAY & Co., HEAT UTTLK BEAT MARKET Still on Earth Maa trial an. [COFFINS, CASKETS, ROUES, &<•.. &cj; Ba ftsM atiMl rui—>Brte ta mw*y partiriiBai . KELLOGG, DBMARAY & CO. | CHAS. W. SMITH. Drngv and �/ 1LEUBT «UTH, Thom sraMUMmmsootlytag tog anbtas FAITH AND FM.I RIW. deepest niotat ahuil threv • ..:. !>.,- -Mru-. of SWEEZET, Mad Attorney A Counsellor. though a great enms were approaching onr altarn. If it lx, true that Ch# poJ tivirtsare it ra djfFiouli LUMBER WAGOH, Fa km Waqoms a SrcciALTr. A RACK WITH WOLTE.M. ia the Protestant Chnrch oil will begin to fall arc now in the cradle or are just lisping their first words. Thcf full results of evohition and ma- jROBERTS A HOTCMAIM, DBDG8, lEDICllHui CBEI1CAL3, fsthera The n>ad> wind broken and collected atul tried to interfere and sc jh arate u» ; and it w*« only tfoiu that Ldis- bndlo since the world was made. But after Humboldt and Miller, aud Lvell combat with the editor of the baUy THe ■ ta the following intcrostgraph. * You have insulted me.* he the result of two yean* sboutod; you hare insulted my family, sad you have insulted my unde.* Tho thorough trial of the relative efficiency crowd was for the most part delighted I standard at being privileged to witness a row -a । beautiful they were, then the multitude descends aa abruptly a bristling preci­ pice, the rugged horrors of its yawning gulf halt hidden Iwuoath mantling vinos, I will, and bring liack tho dip;>er, too; by a nymph, who bnng and only betraying ita grout depth by aud than wo will neo who has tho moat then on that of the cmi the faint mustod tingle of tbe stream cried, ‘My dears, don't go a-figh ting tike which hides in Ha grim boeom. But this, or you'll hurt yourselrca.* The Aina im.- pcriBiucii as least “ t-t" to.gpcompany her. the headstrong girl1 •ho ••’•‘rufully oliccrvtd: 'They hurt persist-sd in going, snd, putting ou her j th^owelvc*. They don't kuow how to.' ahawi, hurried down the garden path. I antagonist then walked dqwri the from tbe British war office. The witnband waa i "owed. ' Don't follow lisbmcnt may bo summarirod thus: forest. Il I hare as much right: smmzkcu obstacles it opposed dtxunod by tho farmer, that when Jacob Weir, a sturdy Scotchman, with a large family of tow-hcada, built a log cabin in tliat region in tho very heart of a mighty forest, aud installoil himself and arid storm bursts in its fury, bat mart listen things has affected religion, not by find­ ing some new origin of man or by find­ ing an escape from a God, but by mak­ ing popular and powerful a new form of public study and public knowledge. A uuro tabular aAwi wrnt selling forth iu detail tifo establishment of 15,'JQKof all ranks, and lll.HM horses; in Germany, Switaerland, England, Spain, and even South America. His call for colonist*! to settle in the United wo have lusnicd to love facta." We ad­ mire Milton, and Dante, and Spenser, but we do not want them to comj»>!Mfor na confessions of faith. We shall put onr poets in one group, our think­ ers iu another. We must not. therefore, feed that all of the disturbance of the air in the sanctuary has come from Darwin and Huxley, aud that school; very much <>f JM1WERH A BARLOW, •pond< d to by thousands, and in Feb- HARDWARE, ing in the sunshine, ao must thv Chriatiau aud the friends of Christianity anil of all religion ducline to wait for a storm to Imrst, but they must mark tho fitful gusto of wind (list come up from comiMsa |>ointo accustomed to blow i|l to the preefoua ships upon tbj sea; or tbe net community sailed for New Or­ leans. The Texas acres proved uninhabitable from malarial causes, and the Communists, with Cabet at their head, settled at Nauvoo, HL. which had just been vacated by Joseph Smith, and his Mormopa. For a few years they had a ly in numbers that, in 1855. tbe ’ ' . Tinware. rtow. ar- r«,,ir fe< u.« wkh I----- —------------:------------ :------------------------ k— 1 I TEJIRI A. GO0BTEAR, | bvsto is IIROM, MAILSAIBELFHARDWARE Scotland of too in winter grows uneasy 1 tn k*fT l>ccau.K her precious un<» are scrims the But diaacniions arose as Cabet grew i old and his intellectual faculties de- ; Is mV Iim'm rbXpVfai • moor aud uight ia falling around the i«hsM hearth and the air ia full of sudden wind dined; tbe community was split into] «>»*>•«»•. factions, and iu 1856 ita founder dind, | and snow. Il may lie, there will not be a greet overwhelming temjicrt; tint then broken-hearted, in St. Ixinia. After, I JEOPLE’S DREG STORE, HnxUru ahe goes agaiu sad again to the door the removal to Iowa, no longer ago than I '* and longs to see the children once agniv emhittert'd content All Um In lute, far enough to make them than l<*0 out of the thousands 1LM6 borsen; foot guards, fi.SfM; in­ liaile«| Calwt'a ideal commupity fantry of Ihe line. 130,006; First and such cutliuaiaam. Second West India regiment*, B19; love of mere pictures to the study of ' Tw. l.rr, Bull* ■ Xu* .ud . Bun,. I W’’ W>0DrE*R’ royal Malta fcncible artillery..'UKl; army plain truth, mi far as attainable. Stncdy would start involuntarily, aud look hast-1 “"'J ho vilifies service corps, *2,900, and 1,100 honoi; fields of faith. While Jacob G. Zerr, of Gcigrrtown. j txaicr la huge trees that hemmed him in ou ily around, fancying the tread of some U*0 newt prominent Ldwrals in the army hospital corps, 1,746; artillery President of tlic Berks County Agrimilitia, 1 7.6'22; engineer militia, 1,315; every side with nutihng energy and no wild animal. In tbe ghostly light, the country, and terms them traitors-betn-es seemed to alreteb up to a gruel er U»vy venture to quusttou the pol- infantry militia. 1 18.625, and yeomanry. । from the Blate lair at I hiladclphia in I ’ ■* matters pruejK-red with him. Thecroja hciglit, aud thcirgnaried branches k«>k government of which the creation. So far aa men have been i • b“Kgy and tho tow-heads grew apace -the one made atheists by science they have fa-cti rhde it has held u hereditary friend- I H< taldiahnuut return id the volunteer made such without much good, logical bringing money into Jacob's pocket, the force ' 214.21*1 >, 581,018. other sunshine to his dwelling; and, as agination crouching cause. Evolution if proven would nut I I Ul S RLSSELL, to spring upoq he infrequently she pausec the point, it han not yet been proven Among the most curious ciampka of The only new sentiment which this pos­ 1873 a largo number of miners tree- I tiinving man. Nowhere was a heartier bn aif. thinking »hc aa persistence in art are the well-known itive school may logically claim to have Kd on the LTt« tcscrvaUonn. and the cycltalla in tho thicket Wen's. Fncnd or acquaintance, or sound of stealthy breathing rkw beanie | <»ffeu**»oand defen.iv.- (hi ma boldly do-land that the miners | waa altout to |>a*a the ferocious animals. created is the deep conviction that we do paaaing stranger, alike worn sure of a her. Then, ebiding h creel I for tow, Euiopi^n states, acme । nut know anything about the form scot at tho hos(>itable baud, and a warm ; wcaknrv*. she w-mhl „ । T. 7 ' — or uatun* of tied. But we sliould uuoiary ion-c cicarvu inrir country ol . nook in the chimney-corner. And such I length the tall, slender not hav# waited for such a teacher the intruder, and trouble was av.wtesl ‘“’'“'j,U'e ,<1U w“ under Uw buggy. ilh interval at this mS- ! England and Italy; yet they appear to conic from tho outside of our f .1 Kumwr.uf u» «r; I.;..-... j>OBT. J. GRANT Sells .bo m..lr . I '-WJ •»;' l-U Th. .„.»J . 1,„™. vmoug thv oldest remains in many temples. We should not have liugcre-l the sky, widely-srparaied plaeeo. Mr. Nesbitt •o long amid th< puerilities of faith, o( ihri. nwmUioHK < i..k> in Lu n> | ><rh ol and have committed to writing so much jHiatw they were made fur the purpose with huge logs of hickory and hemlock, about the Almighty. Il lias permitted that erack1—1 and blazed aa though they •u-Pcuao wttoo wateb dm mind to (Kinder over many things rirt, mounuuu region of Ifolonwfa. of ” rr, wounge. «„.l J ..i t™ Ubull. -Imall™ ■» enjoyed being burnt. No wonder hos­ within its own dc|>ths, but that muu<- uodrmblrel .1 ,m,.re,.»re»U !, bre .ru.* “T.1''","”, ‘“■.’I"*" ‘‘f pitality is out of fashion now; for whrt steflxl batoning with such intczMly that °* ,bc ‘ ’••rman army may now be fairly Salt, Limo, Water Limo, die. mind should l>c alow about printing all Th. Vi™ ..u lire Cul..re4o rererr. Thr t.m. । her very breathing avninl mispcuilrd. P’1* Bl l.iS'-MXK) lucn at the hue. and British rts>re, and on analysis were tla thoughts iu being ao much final found to lxcompcxMxi and culored in , Waa tliat the rind' moaning through ' **" ---------------•* “ ■ ” ’ ’Landwrhr. ' ' u“’ ” B«*crres and thv First truth from heaven. We ought not to hkts manner <carvr aud nearer came ail ul •bum are thoroughly drilled and the same -------- aa those of undoubted have rushed into print ao liartily with --J-ij, Tjje U»UM] ty|M: is uclancboly sound, an I rr*dy to enter Ute ti< Li at any momenl. ‘-gyptian origin, buggy was completely overturned by not round. round, but spindle-aliaped, UICU. die had u> mn f«,» 1^, These mea are of various afies. from 2«> aot the struggles of the auiruab, and the and marked with alternate iudentexl Agency. occupants were violently tlirown out badHa of red atu! blue, the coion being quainlance with the Maker of the uni after their pLin Ixit abundant supper. upon their brads, but cwca|xvd injury. Br gbt and strong biased the fire, cast­ on her track. ’ 1 Landa ehr and die Ijamlrturm. which scjMi-ated by a narrow white, line verse, and, in their intercourse with us Talicqnachea. Mnaclic These lie-vla are found in England, on ing flickering shadows on the rough Kate waa a courageotia girl, and swift­ common [M»plc, they said more tiisn ceilings and rougher walls, flashing red­ footed aa an antetope; but when loo their relations and infonnation warrant , , ------ — ly bock from the well-scoured pewter yelling |mck burst from the bushes into making due deduction, number 1.300.000 ]n ,ta,.v aud Egy|4- They arc |»rticm- ed. Ttie bad effects of that old (amiI | I*m|sb*. Unitalui and Pcaha at the I and checked the horrn from running ■»u the drawer, lighting up the ruddy view, and, glancing over her abouldera mcn. All three 2,W>0,(MXJ aoLhera can ' ’"’j in the atire along the isrity are now seen. They had not ixvn r White River Agency. Alxiut m* many I away. All thin h*|>|M'iic<l in lean lime J^KNTLtl BROS. A WILKINS, coantoaaube of old Jacob, and the as ahe ran, alto saw them bounding !<e niarvhiMl in twraty-fonr hours after co’*r*® tlic Ithinc. The oldest n|k-ci near the throne. They had met with ' more arc scattered over the far Wsnturn j handsome ouas of six tall, broad-ahoul- after her, their heads ontatrrte|icd. their being ral!c>l out. us all thk Qnartcrmxn“"*• be Egyptian, but in al! probdrred and atrong-limbed sous, and, red tongues lolling from their open ter a amuigcmcuts are made 111 time of »wlily the (uilteni wm continued in NAMU, 1HMMIM «ml OI.I.\1»N. U- Creflurel fl. Bub..., .b» ure ^r I Thu^b dre , t're. ..rtouMn^b. | finally, throwing a whole halo of light mouths. anajTpiDg, growllug ami leap­ around the spot where sat the torment ing madlv up, thirsting and raging for tliis total must lie deducted 200,000 for and the. idol of the household, saucy, her blood, a sickening terror took poa- tin- fortreoaea, 150,000 for the coasts improving Opportunities. daring Kate. Jacob’s only daughter -acMion of her. Should her hmfai fail and against Denmark. and 100,QUO for Shu was of the tallest height of woman, Among the first in Leadville there by the beautiful Mane Antoinette influence*. tor the reason tliat until ^EWTON BOISE, and for aujx-rb fora, unshackled by stumble or fall, she would inevitably Im» happened to be a merchant who once What a diamond necklace he at last quite lately their reset vatiuus abounded finds fnll dlustrathe restrmnta of art, had al! the elas­ dragged down and torn in pieces by whom would only require n fortnight handle*! a wholosalc buNneas of throe bought for tbe royal friend! In the ticity and subtle grace which nature i icann. Buch men as Henry Clay, Abra ­ at the most to I o ol the frontiers. The meantime the illustrious and ijxjUc.sm ham Lincoln and many others bare ,------- ------- 7 ““ ' us»«: ura uren ivui irom ncr Dunes anil woman was in her rndacr, and hail no ble and regular tn outline; her ey«« nothing left but a bl.«ebing skeleton are completely finished, and orc fully |nrt in ttie drama of love and necklacea {■ay vary little attention to farming, al large, clear and blue m th* heavens, to tell of her and fate! On they came. aimed. They are furnished with large upon tins opfwrtuuity, and. getting to­ of [>oor Bohan. Our theological drama though they possess an abundance of her .~lth ol goUen h.ir Ih.L elo~ l„ he, hod* duod oUebioK *><l gether sufficient funds, he built a vast lias met with much such s denouement. rich fanning to aunnouut difficulties. One well ac­ - —„-------lands,. which ——____ form—more ... shod of slabs and filled it with rows of Th- Cardinals had met the King of j •han one-third of the arable sod in the quainted with the early life of cx-Guv. . . rt™ ortorurt flowed dmoM to her her dre- d u flew o»> ib tbei, _ n, ...K "* hrt would hjee boerr rorj ,le | Uwtb lhor ydlta,. wr*T.. bunks, two tiers high. ca|*able uf accom­ Kings at Trent and Do rt, and Geneva State, In case ot war they are aide to George 8. Boutwell, of MaaaaehiireUa, Irgbi of . idhroodrU hdr-dredor. Io e,,lco. ever ■wording o<weer wad orwerw. modating 5<M) sleepers nightly. Hi» Secretary of Ihe Treasury under Gen. i * ta •oort. .be wm ■.h»r>,U>me, fr*rk, rurwe S„. „( u,l .Iowa U,. , roewaagen and cummamla, and io I the | *&*! can hold out as long as did the | Grant, gives an interesting sketch ot । pl.-Ucted grrl, „« fc m- g^,,, pub ;bd beelu»Uwere Being with Whom they held such oom- M—— •»-- 1----■r camo cm. the u„ hurried, oom„,. . ' Ihr . midmg lb. mineiog, waddhag, | u>J done ud duwr ^^.^aurereburt, mnnion was not at all the Alui'ghty nor raaajrtarUd beUre who wdl, poatiug brealU. She ireebed reachcil iho the [ b* vumplctcd and iu thorough working tbourand cracks that gwjted between the Savior. A falao figure had come t ----- w—। r me was gudr O gUr. ihe Wu ciosoi dared tiel»- i onl" before jHM, Germany has the ad tfae nnacaaoticd boanls. The propric- and played a dreadful |mrt in the robes street*, with hollow cheats, ... .Icatx-d. chesto, stooping -----fore her; but at her shoulders of • ouovri frotibrr. which »'» was a man o (large six*, and severe of the true Deity. i ---------- 7-------------- — I*1* f*,nu<l 'n lb® second story of the shouhlere aallow skins lllc foremost I(,remo« ot or inc— •- focililato .-.ruivm;,.pcnnteu.lente of the lumib etigagud al store an old but choice library. This I n. daubed danhe.1 with with !• tou anlj ....w,™ Uic the- pack pack Ii • n’'b> roneentrir atfacks, such f»rnish.xl n bed for50 cents, I am unable to pcrecive tliat tho pre­ rouge, with lack-luster eyre, Uxat meet; his hi- hot l_2 breath on — her i— check, _i—i. and . hia* i •" » arc regarded «gurth-<l by military miiltar authorities ! P°**”d his rules: No talking or vailing forum of research should do Hie Rock quarry, about three miles was a mine of wealth to the lx>y. Ho from Rocky Point, in Pender county, [ read during the day, when there were na with a cold, calculating stere. Nor j low growl sounding in her very a*rs, . “ the “ = — “=-'=1- 1The --------------«... **nflbing, - or , singing, - or . drinking. . - . If a most successful. strength more than deeply impress upon us the -• '■ —•— * —>- > waa she. indeed, what could be termed j when suddenly out. rushed seven atel- °* lhe is, on paper. man tcart'd »r0‘1 «« •»— Freodi °------ * armv ■ to "l^P sleep himself hinuudf and lol truth that we aru wholly unable to do found the rgg of a terrapin concealed --------- *—-— a pro;<r young Isily; for, her mother , wart figure*, ahoutsng and waving flam- : -X’WWO men. but Btr Garnet WoIm-Icv. I "‘hcn‘ uf ■ K'—J fine the Heavenly Fallicr; aud that wo beneath a fragment of rock. He «e- dosed, ho retired to t_ dying early, and there being no neigh- fog brenda around tfaur beads m thrv “ wul1 « ‘Hhcr authantire, cafoufate- '“gbl " real; if bo made a nofoo he was should ixx-k rtqiuac of mind and heart rend till drowsiness caruc wo on. Then he I 0 I bins save the binls and aquiTTela, her | camo. paaie-otrickcn, tho wnlrea ' H i» unly about J.800,000. among whom *wn ejected and wHhoul redrew. Ot in tho words*infinite,* "inoomprefamai- Thomas Williams, chief siipcritito:;d- took a Little physical exercise to rooro j c-luosUon had been conducted on ra scoured back to the forest,and the half- I *ro n‘ort> t}uui bW.000 nndnlkd men. ™nr*e the Mammoth Bleeping Palace blc,” and their lofty parallels. Bat, in­ cnL for examination. Mr. Williams, hinaclf. When he felt sleepy agaiu Ite | jriaSl ,on^"*1 bJ hcr I^her i fainting girl wan conducted or rather Beaidre this, the state of the territorial; rnon’r7- “ 4deserved to.—Ernest stead of leading to atheism, this seven­ l»eing busy at the time, pni the egg in plunged his head into a ——•—• his pcx^ct until he could spare time and her brother*. Bhe was not what is borne, into the cabin. *n»y and the Ganic Mofate is so doufain Scribner. ty and ignorance which mark tho (xnu- to constitute himself an “invertigating aud, under thin new a£__ Uvc method-should only oring us up to committor " nn the subject of h-rr^piii to atudy till a fate hour. ... ...«. Aboriginal Society Gossip. immediate effects of her fright; but, to ■ «*dy •<’» the fa ginning of a war not Inc language of our own Book—"Who cgpi. Being thus pigeon-holed, in ac­ bo acquire-' valuable knowledge and discipline, and prepared himaeif fora Our nd brethren ontat tbocampooda her dying day. she could never speak | m,,rc Uu»n l.000.”"0. of wfo.tn 400JXM) cordance with general principloa.-tbc atiooeasful career. Helf-educated num without a ahndder of her moonlight rju** <L*«luet«I for garrisons, ctA, bail another high old time yesterday. matter was forgotten until aflci the prise the oj>|R>rt<tniiirw which young —------- :.l .l_ —■----leaving fM)U,O(X) really avaifablc for aoimmortal, and invisible." Aud for my swift on foot m Camilla herself; be men trained tn tho schools often throw lion. Kuaafa'a force, although given on own port I c<>ui(|wallingly. It is far bronght to notice by his searching Lu A Wonderful lai ratioa. paper at I.KIO.IMX) men, cannot, as was lietter to roalise th t wa cannot meas­ Some of the visitors esme a full hundred ure tho Creator than to be making our- pocket for some article tliat hi usually . —|>rivaw exin■ - ~ - -- —- —7 -—--w •carried there, when he discover,*!, uoi TBE MARKKTB. btlliu o( a wonderful n-achiue, and | cTnl "’•P-'h-. exceed 400,000 men on aelvee unhappy bv .-win del tales and have obtained purmiwon ol ilia itartiro 1 *“e Genuaa frontier. Ticitna Cor. initialorv ceremony, which cun isted waudcringn. Wl #n wu once felt lluU kicking. Whether Nr. WiHiams feeb principally of eating and dancing, took U'UIS RACHIKK A <X1 we knew all about our Heavenly Fath­ place night before last, at which time er. <pd we not find continual (sun and tlx* camp was a Lian, of light aud ImImJ drfcat in imr efforts to liarmotuxe all CHICAGO A LAKEHTROX RAILROAD. Mms Flapjack- things and this religious ounccption? to state.—IFi/min-y ton (N- C.) Review. of tuiaoity, today killed seven hogs, । Aflcr the yellow fever had ravaged of hideous round-. -xntnntMA hmk table. weig’uiag from 100 pounds to 350 Memphis in 1x78, such was the terror ol from the-Moon waa the belle ol the ball Not a child could suffer or die, not a A Fight With a Uray Eagle. mnnnAa trt * ■ * *-------------- ' -___ L ... . tin) *- - ■ ■ — . —- — 21-.- ... It waaolwerre.1 that young Hop-up-andHit-His-Fcet-Four-Timce waa purlieuA young man named Hull Joy shot find soy one willing to nurse ths sick or large gray eagle a few morni bury the dead. James Forties, an en­ oirrjt, uno ut-ii umc coixar, or at lex*, on hia father's ranch, near of the Northern Bank of Covington, gineer ou a railway running into the Ho treated her to grasshopper pudding so thunght A Fick Harden, on tbe eveutKy. I had seen corn taken clean from city, had a fireman named George, a and (line coffee no lew than four times urod a Utile too dost the throne. It the cob by machinery, but never before gruff, silent fellow, who had worked inuring the evening, and sqnecxed for seems to me vr should all be glad that Said Abckwss • once ao hard that she threw a fryinghad I ever seen the hair aud bristles with him for years. a more severe form of thought has come One day. the not to make us atheists, but to enable hu> vacation is hunting among tbe make a m-teh.—Nevada City f Col.) mountains, and had nearly Cnishod it Transcript. Oar God, instead of disappearing, only bird with a broken wing. Hull's dog run to retrieve the gamd but found ho, hiui no easy task, as the bird jumped on was killed atoms of thought and some of hie neighbors to hint tliat the act qualified him tor a straight jacket and a straw couch in a madman's eel I, Jaoob only laughed tho croakers t> fuh"'“" । ® GOODS, SILKS at DEESS GOODS r""!?1 .. PLASTER yy«- >• , Groceries and General Produce, A®«fican and Foreign Barbie, j -—- NO PATENT NO PAY u.Z’ub^tLd PIT fin L II I v uninois IHENTORS UEjrar nnuou MIlwai r.tr it really was] mother aud four of the children, who different six.M. Pfctfnis City (>•«.) CkmnicU. — Uavhinglon corresj i not at au nabM to osi Chicago letbr /• C'in- •1 13 2 SIS is 15 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-10-25.pdf.pdf ca610a3db71d3cee9e5bfc85b89dc3ab PDF Text Text grille Tlir Aiisln illr ZXcws. . • Devoted to the Intoruto of the Beet Partr Under the Sun. ■ % VOLUME VII.NASHVILLE. BARRY^O., MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1870.NUMBER 5. JHricttee. life for man. It has interfered also lad be so powerwith the almost universal assumption Empebok William is a steady Bibli­ would need nc of the second life, for the lending of the a of the present cal student. exact sciences ia toward ths overthrow Pbul-z Bumabck'i salary is 913,500 of assumptions of all kinds and toward a reliance upon demouvtraUve forms of evidence. There are fashions or Labite Tffixx nothing in conduct unimpor­ of argument just as there are fashions reunion of friends beyond the grave tant and indifferent of dress, or architecture, or decoration. Miss Bara Hcnnell. John Stuart Mill. Harriet Martineau. Prof. Clifford, and thority, and a proposition was true be­ others of almost equal genius, stand wild ducks to swim in. cause some man great in place bad aaid been ground up into |>atuL it in profound dignity. Aa children want no more perfect proof of anything snen is the dignity and moral worth of tha- that they beard father or mother thia family of intellects that one who coffee accountable tor nervousness and B1XMAXCX is beginning io look old. childlike ages which asked for no evi­ dence except that their learned man. their squire, or bishop, or priest, had told them to such a purport. In those more questions of life and death to set­ timis anythinghu song or hiatorv was tle in four years tlian all tbs men who true, for a book w*a such a rare and ever sat in this chair put together. But noble thing that it wm not dreamed of I've managed to get along and do my that an error would live and thrive in duty, as I believe, and still save the such a holy place. Thus the fan Inon of moat of them, ind there's no man knows evidence has changed, and now'wo find PARMENTER, its old arguments, and we must mention one more. The church, mistaking A. M. ELINT, CHAS. H. BRADY, '.'x*3£u£ 5L* SESSIONS part in oar personality here, they will and the eyei of the men surrounding of the w.xxri die in their uew homos, „ u „ play no part in the pera-inal identity of him moistenAl in sympothv. There , being unable l« endure such blazing 1 Jh,.'futaL wm a profound silence, in which they sunlight, or such a weak soil, or such I . LEWIS DURKEE -lt>a,tllab!r • d lie < uMuUJatci! aillS u|-.«, • ertmunl EMORY PARADY. E PARADY. J. R RASEY. ftliwrllxursus OrO. Friehlfal Indian DepredaGost la Sew iy» on »*• arderuig United u> 'be kiuisr. Loyd's ranch WILLIAM JONES. of defense against the attack of a mob. that tlie fact that the flowers died in au- of idle news and ,1JTib. -ol .oiij^oom lhu “*«■ ’o"“ b? <fX, Un f..lrj,u too. .town u,U. Un I h“’1" “a Wiour of Un m.Z In .noh ™om «"?• U> "-Uo tor Ibo l'b‘I of blai'ct-a wc found warrant for a part the great concloaion. We got slot with loop-holca. The entire elencai well enough until s more exact methr force ts seventy, for each of which a of thought rsme U> remind us that tl tniiaaiu is aipi in me armory, in a*i- . autumn. Thrv rrteju their life all win ditlon ta this, Galling guns will be When the dad to*, bosh or the stationed on lhe roof, which will lusurr j ter the safety of the place against jopular P'n< timlxr tn our Li...aea i violence. New York letter. budded and blossomed, then (HARLES SCHEIDT. < UEBHALNEB, iluU READY MADE CLOTHING, ------ OLD RELIABLE------ MEAT MARKET. Frexh and Salt Meats, Smiei Him ail finlitrs, favor of our Government. We are paying off our national debt; England Itopebbsaa msJorUy from 1S.0OD Io .TJ.OOQ, sod Lard, by tht> lb. or barrel, - n^-T*1* Hugest Market -Price paid for Hides. Pelts. Rc. AC-Buton GUNSIIT0 toot“anJ “\thr *>o<>* ~>‘l ‘•obento. Aa rome of the early he— J”,"' -’.“ 'f " r. rocs of Queen Elizabeth sailed with great pomp to take premeamon of Amerre m her name, and to that end landed >n the Carolina coart, and set up a flsg Exgiaad'* Debt. S* worM of *“ and then burned back to churn Lhe ” list was ouewau argument uccumre ,,»____ •.____ n ... Kate Fidd. in a letter from England ' 0,0. only . bmulllol iUu.lraOoo o( U>. *• “" • "to'h to the Chicago New, writes: “ We o»orrWUoo. .!.<«, r,.l b.0. mu.1 l» ” remove ; f So • ........................oar scientific heroes have, asthev think. * often hear of the extravagance of the Uk.o ol -..I United States Government That ing or dying flowera. though ta, and Lav* raised emblems, an gr.reter economy might be practiced And oo Gc difference between what is though those domains could never rerailed mind and whal ia called melter served for generations to confirm aoci- vert to Christianity. ■Saunders shows u« that the cost of the c*y iu a perfect belief in a second exist- 1 General Government of the United cnee. Our wise men aaid: It ia not [ .leJTL^'oo. «L'Xh ‘were ' territory and 47,000,000 of population, kiltel Io 'te> oUiee all teuxla tactpwL Both amounts to £59,750,000, or 25s 5d fxtr lraU» wars hIImb! m. I o; Um oa»a 1 head, while that of the United King went killed srwl <Hben left rtuxil-ic in their “rtl 1 _ _o>. zw. ■>'... ■ireI <»!»• morning two ritory and 33,U0D,0U0 of population, exthu a nnnitwr of pro- cecds £70,000,000. or 43a per he*«l. bill—a viihm teaxtn uw I The wn indebtedncM __ of . • the If..:. _ I i«o kilted United■ g*-. King ! dom ia A47S.03l.000, or A23 10s per -------1 bea<l uf the population. The indebtBankruptcy Statistks. cdntvM of the Unit*! 8teles shows L13 JJENBY ROE. rauraiKTOB •t.w»,a» was I drifted into sUtesmamdiip he would have chosen tnlva liockwoodsman. Good miners experience no trouble in procuring work in Utah. Wages are ♦3 5*' iA-r dsv. and board 91 ocr dav. Au-'VT flSu.OOo.OOO pounds of better its value is estimated at 970,*X)U,d00. age of cereals in the United States lias ibcriBMed from 74.OOU.lMX) 10 05,000,000. Tur BL I’etcralmrg courts have de­ cided that th" law recognizes no differ­ ence between spiritualism and conjur- iss'.'Miu tot Mwedudl c, |ou, tay» it is nothing uncommon on moon kind from one custom to another, many of change and unrest in the common Tux heading of the Grech T. . „ , , ' ^“1 breathe well in the now air, some 1 thought aa to any other world than this. 1 ork Null-Treasury Is dying of communism when transplanted botie" Greeley's handwriting. No other paper ■ uarded. to liberty, and some dying of vanity ' that we know of in the Union flonnahsad weigh rapidly the new ugainst this hope. ♦ lf>t.000.<M10 ♦ll'.OUO.O.M) .OUU.OJO tn silver, atheism when removed from the >ld and in rrediilily of the simple-minded Pun tans liitu.ouu.oou m gold —d 933.000.000 ; argument and the argument from the ' tl»t U.ey are employing extra hands greenbacks. The new ail ver vault, which has been in use some months, “J -11 will store 94O,UU0,0UO, and the prospects Unr. U n,.f ,.nl, . .Ij.Urb-n, £, I ~“1"1 '"■•""•'••J “ ' are that it will socn Im filled. The silburse, the dutf.and dog.and the bird. bird . i_ 1 but < . one ' i .. " U hittub, the poet, is said to Im'fnilbnngu good, also that. .brings 11..L than in the borae. And it has helped the church interpret in.j in mental health. He will soon be each, and the different issues of coin are kept separate. Gold is held in bigs turn, but beyond thia has not gone L.-continues U» use the old Quaker pro is it lisa containing *5,000, and greenbacks in rtrange influence of a uew form of It saay think that it 1Las — d._ destroyed ...... the roans “thee"* and “thou." packages of 91.000 nole*. In addition thought. A Bostox druggist sold an ounce of It will lie admitted by all that the exiiectation, or hope, or fear of si nal world, but, if so. it will not lamlauum to s l<oy who brought a wntnew method of argument sprung ujion first time in history when more eonis built on th" plan of a first-claaa safe. society by the scientific mind must elusions Lav.- tww-a wnumed than U» tiio widow of the man killed bl They contain the gold and greenbacks, the lock combination being l«Jd by Mr. influence upon the idea of immortality. most common thing? in the world is for blunder has obtained a Verdict uf f damages. Aablev, the specie clerk, and Air. Brit- That form of study which invites man tan. the caalqcr, and ones a month the and the Bible and the existence or na­ by too wide an application. Whan the ture of God trust, of courwr, command operation of milking. that a new argument be found for patnote of France found s logic which led to hlierty, the Rod Republicans Eight men men are are engaged in thu tins service. acrvioa, *11011 have eodud. Wc need not con- attempted to spread the Ix-aatiful Eight engaged in flag over murder arid liocuee. their tour Iw-ing alternate nights. Dur- <««• that man’s faith has been in the and the blood of lire best men I'.H'jto lady, to nwriaily-uiamol ing the day there are two policemen in 1 >• *«: shaken or need be shaken, but wc So that fn>:ud - "Is he all you hoped for?" uniform in the hall; two detectives in j *1° Qc**1 Uj confess that some of the old drenched the soul of Franco. grand conclusion which our nation BMumpcious and anu data aaia mart mart be oe pushed jiusnea “-----» ’v~i a—7 "vrrs------7 1 . .1 I?i“‘ K^**' ordinary ciUxena'dreaaalao keep watch, assumptions a«de to reee.se new ones, and lierhap. | ’Tw8 t ’™- “><’ '■ , “ 1 *l-lten»- He One of tlirwe iTboxm Hampson) is an more enduring onro. in their stead, ha-put on new -nd truer quail- । talk, hke a book. Well, -hen you expert of high enter of skill, and conPushed aauieaa being not influential. ware, has l*en too much in- come te volume aooond. send turn to maxuL. a aalarv of 91.HO0 a year. The even if not !s!mfl>Ud Ul" Communists, and hM me. watchmen receive f75 per month. They 1 when the detectives leave), and lock up and remain until relieved in the GUIS IT LOW PRICES I The Maaaachusctts Medical Kocicty has voted to admit women to all the pnnlegcs of membership. the that distress of had my mind. BihmaBCK says if he not the soul to be a statement of the recur rectica the body, has in moat jf its branches taught that man's body would encea and aU the brain, in ths, wwW Mrmool that went to rigiw that God will be gradually led into a form of I wonld flnd of mon, r.niol Dr llw lU1„, ,b„ man ——who was sentenced tor piracy oooelumoo. Limo won- ton »g<-. of ig | In U.fUmoo- kwli.o and slave-trading on the higt. seas. oomon, or Um of of rm. hdpc l That was a case where there mual.be adre or of romance. 'that perfect surrender of the tx-dy and The exact ■wirnces. therefore, may h» 1 of lhr .on| frntII y followel and pressed to get him j looked upon as carrying the human the aarthlv Ixidv whieh must be a nar ’ I ,wni,jr “ 0,4 h“bl- to * onw ont' ol rnolern religions belief. To mam pardoned, or his sentence comi but there was no use of talking. "And then there wm the case of Beal, .1 --------- - ,------‘ . ot IBc body seems alBO to be implyingrb.Tr I ooMillnuoiml gororuraruf. .ml j.m — moruhir of the w.uL M.or there must be an example. They '„«! tried | „ur rouUrj i> enrrr.ng Ubor .-ro- 2 n.Uir.ll, b.-lile U, religion rn'l me every way. Thor wouldn't give up, from . l.„.l . urh- In 41 U,,. but I had k> stand firm on that, and lro>.vUnUuB «,m« hum » J,mo. Onr „a Qn,bi„ lhul|, a,.„fr. h-Un W talite, ol nr. born.. Umupl.ni grrU 1 ChrmlUndy or.nffrown when trees from forest to lawn tree, that lhe ^.ctrine that this liodv shall ever and let him lie executed, and he wan j quarter or hal’ century old. Re „ . . .... , . . .. ; Bible never taught the uew life yl this ! body, but only the immortality of the , W. IL GRISWOLD. Fresh Goods, Pull Weights and A ClxvklaXD boy of 17 years is hi feet nine and a quarter inches high in his rtockiugs. Fxaxcih Me arXT ia lecturing on tem­ perance this season under the auspices this one article of faith must mention at least these gif Uh! soulx have Ix-cn some of theip I couldn't eave ,J. L BAKER. Dr. E D. to hia natural feelings of pity and tenderncaa. In his high position as a ruler and executive, he r-ouid not But the • raised in the country on a farm, where they are always butchering cattle and hogs, and think nothing of it, that ever \ H A. BARBER, WM In projecting upon the world its ex­ act form of thought, natural science Las and several other gvnliemen were also present, and the President gradually came to talk on decisions of life and death. All other matters submitted to him, bo declared, were aa nothing in BxxiatM Birrrtarg. Quite a large group of illustrious mind* are now seen gathered around the tooth What It Coal Preside-! Liacela to Be ing to death ever caused him a bitter struggle. Judge Brom well, of Denver, who visited him in March, lfW5. reporta bslkxm PathBodov.* Tb® liUls lajored by the water. ~W.il YOUNG, ALL SORTS. KABBATH REA DIMO. gukviOr f mrtnnj. Tba aoBual report of the Dtrartcar of the ■lal wiU ebow that d urine tea Berni year j~< vr.ded there were ooteed, in gold, of doable anglM, »J7,EH.3O; of aaglaa, »!,«!,4*J; of baif-waciaa, »l,40.130; of quertarrealm, »l.IC6,«0D; at three dollars, »1««,18S; and of do’.lsra, *3,001 The silver rwinaae shows tee fottewten rrenlt Dollar., gW^Ert^Ol; haU- the flesh that reasons and loves and re­ members, and which exists in full pow- sleep, hardly having strength to raise the eyelids, but too many die a for. even wlien the limbs are tiaralyseil horrible death. The struggle ia ternand the body almost dead, this mind blaz'-a on like a sun at noon. This tied until the last gasp. and the acem served well for generations, bat along after death is too horrible for dcaerip came the exact form of thought, and Lou. Another peculiarity of it la when called attention to the word "almoat,” the patient iiiu 1 state of delirium and ta prevented from getting out of bed. blazes forth when the body ia not al Often ho makes n dre^xrate effort to most, but altogether, dead r For the bite those bolding him. 1 have a live­ ly recollection of thus having io exert aiinost drail, but over man when dead all my strength to hold a yellow-fever wholly and turned to dost. 80 here patient in bed and keep him from bit­ tails one more argument of the careless ing me in (he face, when he recovyesterday. Again, thia exact science continues io be pitiless, and it reminds us that our distinction Iwiween mind and mat­ ter is not a conclusive proof. for the faithful dog when dying, when par­ alysed in every limb from an injurr from a wagon wheel or falling tree, will to its last second look lovingly toward its master, and will kiss his hand till life is gone. Thus the strange differ­ ence between matter and mind does -ot involve our future life, unless we are like the Indian, and in the fields of the biassed oar faithful doga are to bear na company. Borne of our philosophers aaw that their distinction between mat­ ter and mind proved more than wm de■urahte. and. rather than give up their argument, they naked what objection it is if in that second arena of man hr gag<-d t<> the impernuiviiB grandson of Duiu Pedro, of Brasil, Prince Philippe Louis Mane de Bourbon. She will furnish 9o,U00aUUU capital for the new firm. Chelmafoid to intimate Lu wuh for peace is now at the Coloma! Office. It is seven feet in length and about half a orom.uuml U>« flucl rrrr -n, ,o tnxlaud 7? . , ... . ... Thk L’ -tebm (Me.) cotton mill- arv running JUU.OUU spindles, employ X..OU , L“J*' P9"D,U | -rotten, ’otton. and produce nrrwince 53,(XMi,000 v«r.i« yards of doth annually, and circulated last i. oiSoW m *r s-’.vw.uw intown, vorporauon -SSW- ru« Ui eo. 1 I™ oI »lc*<WJM». I Haiu xii's liaxar, <>u tabic manners ' says lictny by any gesture Do not Ix'tny । that you arc hungry." Certainly not. For, of coarse, no onr is supposed Io go to the table to aatufy hia ap|>ctite; it ia a mere form. Any indication tl.at you N<thix>> now remains to bs done to Cologne Cathedral but to place the maaaivo stone caps of the two great towers and to fix the huge crosses that surmount the whole. But thin is all 1 err difficult and dangerous work, and, though the scaffoldings have now be. n still pcsaubie that the prediction against the completion of thu magnificent edi­ fice may be fulfilled. WIDOWED. But there �ALL fhemh JKT-.IL. CHEAP A BETTER LINE OF C.C.WdIcoII, Fall and Winter^tock! Has never been brought to Nashville, or sold on MEore uai rxhibittoiM of ren- ftea&onable Term* Good Suitings for 6 pence per yard—just think of it. Dregs of Wine Suiting* from 16 to 25 cents. Peacock-green Cashmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in *K colors, from 20 cents to $]. AU Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—think of that. mvn, who think and talk of uoChiug I,ut t heir buiduroa and of the moat Of STRICTLY PURE A PRETIER LINE OF Tbc show also give* an opportunity mauufaetararaof agricultural Mtechi CANNOT BE FOUND ANYWHERE. CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. tured in the United State*, for almost every bit of agricultural machinery irg machine* manufactured her* and palmed off on the uuauapecting public equipped, l>r*t di-ciplimsl. and alto- continent. Boys’ Suits, $3 and upwards, Mens’ Suit*, $5 and upwards: Mens’ Overcoats, $5 and upwards. Mens* Rubber Ovdrcoata / Latlies* Cloaks, prettier and tatter aum ever. Ladies* Derby Waterproof Cloaks. \ Ladies Rubtar Boots. _ . White Lead! honest work aa a Wilson, fur inaUncc, will perform in two with perfection tire manufacturr-ra. .not content with ransacked, and heavy contribution* of money, food and clothing acre levied to tbc extent of, exhibiting on their G. A. TRUMAN. $8 PER HUNDRED. that in ■TATIOWB. K C. BUOWK. TUBAL CAIN . JJUIZH.AII FOIt TI1K BOSS STOCK Boiled Linset d Oil A tatter stock we have never had, and a great deal. ivtbioj I Challenge Competion and Defy Oppositi’n. Look all over, into any or every store in OasvqiHe. Get their last, least. and lowest cash prices, and then if you want to discount them stop at tne Old Reliable Brick of BOOTS AND SHOES Um*> rickety and frand u lent engine* Are you aware that Goods are advancing every day? Do you realize that you can save from ft t* fy per cent, by making your fall purchaaes NOW? Are you pwited? Do yov know that I have the Stock in NaahviUc to select from? • . Thoumntis of ydu. of the beet Calicoes to sell fop f5c. per yd. Hundreds of yds. of those new Brocades to sell for 10c a yd. Hundreds of yds. of Suitings to sell st from 6 to 8c. s yd. Tbouwinds of yds. of Factory to sell for 6 cent*. Hundreds of yards of Flannel to sell for 25 cents. Fifty Cloaks to sell from 3 to 7 dollars. J And everything in proportion. 75c. per Gallon xying Raw Linseed Oil, 7Oc. per Gt lion. Davis Sewing Machines, DRESS GC A more perfect piece of machinery is not in market. All of the latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER Prepar’d Paint, ------ WE PAY THE Harper's Ferry, bat Gen. Halleck, that HOSTETTER^ woefully sticking hla bead out like BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES' CLOTH. All the latest styles ont. niamlcr in chief of the army, refused. command. His request was granted, and Gen. Geo. G. Meade placed in hU stead. Qnr march from Fredericks­ burg waa very revere. The weather w as like shield, meant for the stars ami atri|>ea, and flapping hit aide* with a thing to get out of thia fix. little game. Are. there No America^ cilixen. I fed eagle of Austria. There ia a kind of freedom which no free and civilUed country ought to tolerate and permit them uarJkvm to the Rebels. Sunstroke* to be indulged in to its extremes! lim­ it*. It ia the freedom of cowanlly, ambulance* were filled with the sick, crouching impoatera, swindler*, and Ibe worn out, and the sunstruek. Some days hundred* were aanatruck, acme fatally, others not ao Lad. Wc passed laminate the air we breathe, and poison through Dumfries, Fairfax C. IL. Cen­ in die cradle all notion* of honesty for terville. and crowed the Potomac at Edward* Ferry. At thia time, aa remarked bef are. Lee waa mnaacking the country, driving off cattle, horse*, hog*, ahrep. etc., end robbing tbc people of their grain, timir and othei;produce, in fact, .making the most of his time to supply hi* army with store*, and enrich the cofters of th eConfederacy. The fertile valley* in Maryland, through which we jmaacd, were covered with a moat abundant For Produce, and give in exchange goods, 10 ounces |/> the pound, and 3 feet to the yard. • ALL COLORS THE LARGEST LINE IN TOW Wanted.—2,000 pounds of Dried Apples. Bushels of Potatoes. 2,000 Bushels of Com. ’,000 Siberia lias manv resource* for the de­ velopement of a shipping trade by tbc Knrian Seo. There I- abundance of pawing anything 1 ever saw. When Hooker was relieved it was ru­ wood for ahiplkuilding. and it* l>roud mored that McClellan was in command riven afford ample facilities for trade. out we noon learned the fact*. Gen. Tbc Siberian merchant* say that forMeade was inferior in rank to several of the Generals, but realising the ne- with Siberiau one*, a*they will have to overcome climatic difficulties to which the officer*. with noble manhood Siberian ships would not be exposed. Foreign ship* would be stopped by the ice at the entrance to tbc Knrian Sea which followed.. Gen. Meade irnued an order enjoin­ ing the officer* and men to fortitude; A BIG LINE OF FROM 30 CENTS TO *3.00. We expect and desire to win only by And to this end we earnestly solicit the patronage of all those who read this notice. L. J. WHEELER. From the Russian minUtcr to thia We withheld anytblngfcxlative to the r|’HlfY)LI> FURNITURE FIRM OF capital I learn that it ia the intention demise of the Nashville cThre* in last of hi* government to establish a Rmprincipal harboiw of Russia, «neh as Croustadt. St. Petersburg, and even Arehanglc have, strange to say. not not dead but sleeping. Now we have concluded that tin* thing is dead be- breathe ncxr life into its dead carcna* but a m;ui wl»o could hope to succeed with a aecoud paper in Nashville would be i<m> idiotic to run a newspaper in Central Africa and of course would soon piny out again. If tltsri ia a man or act of men thirsting for journalistic notoriety in Nashville there is just outway to have their aspirations iealix< d. stfa'ssx£i. for it ia up-hill bnsincm even fur < »rm. to exhiat when Hawks are dying on al! •ide^-lerwratei/lr/fowi. Lentz <£ Sons, 11 • zm Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, Venetian Red, RR. Paint, For Burn*. July on Hu field of Gettysburg- ■hips. It ia even believed that Ritaria VARNISH who outnumbered him. and attacked fiercely, driving him Iwck toward* Get- Darga were moa/HBe 7/mrl. Ti’31 I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF My New Stock of Fall Goods! ■■ Selling O Goods v w Color Paints, nk— COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BRUSHES LARGEST STOCK Boots, Shoes', notions, Etc FURNITURE! Fullest and Host Complete Stock ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FUNNELS Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. union NORI MONET Painters HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOVN ud STOCKING YARMS IN ALL COLORS. Than any°ther a™ dealliw have made il known far aud wide os a ' reliable and affective preparation, and oik- that can always I* uml with mfrty and tenefif. The great hqcccm of Git ftrlmbold'a Buclnt baa !rd to the pro­ duet inn of many apnrioua preparation*. which are made cheaply and placed; ...., upon the market to lie rold on lhe re-, patalion acquired by HrmWdV origigal prr|«raiion. Parties who drain- a realiv gmal mrtbcinc should Im- rarful and uae Heimbold'souly. Materials in furniture. rux GM AY MKMC1XK CO Dr. HUl'a En*ll>h Extrart of BUCHU C7* I am aware that it pays to sell Goods cheap, and far that reason I riiall J. LENTZ A SONS p'M'TEKPMI8K intent upon overpowering Reynold** men before Iteip could arrive. Howard Gettyalmrg. was bitter5 kition lativr to raining >000. direct tax. to lw ured in erecting a village jail. Our ad­ vice would be. build a tail by all mean* unlrsA, like Vermontville, they can se­ cure the aarvie.- of a marshal, for eight will not require to buy any ship* HehnlwM** Bach*. abroad, as her waul* will be supplied Hrlmiiold'a Buchu ha* long l<cct> by the ship-building eatablhihmcuta of known aa one of the nioat valusblr Siberia. Another pnijcc.t which ha* .nrdicitie* attainable in certain cImmw. Irrn spoken mm-h of lately, i* that of nf diacaae*. aach su <lys|>c{»KU. chronic rbr <i mat tan, dropsy, cntaficona affwtion*, and ••specially uffrctugi. of the urinary organa. A* a ditirvtir. it i* •uipcrim- tn alinnM any other m< dici nr Ruasia. The preyed itself is three cm- in uar, and the gn at raw with whirh it ia prepared, the absolute purity ««f Sultan Selim began to cut a canal be- HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. Our fall stock* are larger and tnorv complete than ever lieforv, and xtanding the late advance in price*, by buying tor ca*h w<; have as many bargains of which our customers will reap lhe benefit. All kinds of would strike terror to delii reputatou arid family altars were at stake, and any man who faltered now mnat suffer the penalty of death. Finally, in the lost day* of June, the BEAVER : PAISLEY SHAWLS I A few boabela of die famous Oregon ; Prolific Potatoes. Yield from 'JV to Imalw-U prr n«n . Inquire*: W. A. /•TtoWOBTH’s HTmtK. wanted I GROCERY . , r_-, _ . —_ ?•>!<> Tt. _ , ! Wanted!! Wanted!!! o notice. On and after October 13th, IK7V. I New Fresh Good* and Low 100,000 POUNDS Price*. Ac Fmncix W- JPHWgTOMJk CO * • i Jama^u IrsBTl hj*. Hxring>oaght for CASH a large, neat. iCAST IRON Teas, Coffees,Sugars,] X~; JHE NEW VIENNA BAKERY Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese tti Everything PHU -POUND, One-half CASH, and oneWf KE ARAY&Oo Still on Earth wu> >a ,w imx Mrita •r t—Hiv prm II—> ■ m TRADE at my atnre. jCOFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &e.. &c. KELIXX1G, DEMARAY k CO. �\yiH. A. AYLJSV. OHTH’H ^pHF. NkBMWIXK BLEY ATOR, RetBodtied/EiUrged i l»prore<i ,deyss owe for rids paper? CHEAP CASH STORE ? .LNEWS.O LOCAL RLE ilioUay,'mbtfiaWaMk«»W- ind Nov. jst. Now don Nashrilte. Rept. 14 !«!». Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets. Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens, Trunks Notions, &c. Orvfll Cali Mrs. Ctenout Smith, of Hasting.. to. Ro dire Ure clique’s brilliant acherne infl letRoyal Havana ting up excuraion* for the Southern Btatea. <>u Monday Eh Wells and D. Crowell it* regular Mr. Lewis Durkee is still seriously ill, silttough he w UUmAlAa 0c Irosulr. -ill the fallowing resolution, which was store Monday afterGeorge Matteson has invented ia woman, formerly of Pontiac, who has worked in several Tamilirw there, reeled jinger,” Uncle George, come over to and fell on the sidewalk on Monros .w house, and we will have a regular street. Him was carried into Dr. Edie's Hollis W. Diktoaan and Mias Mary ^•ho is that No,th ( Wteteu ftermaa Chaech was fortunate in a full bouse farmer tlmtjmid 115 for alMt Vt.VHlc sheep which had “Urayrd" into his D. Newton, annowoced his text: “He that believethand te baptised shall be back lotf Mr. Lester Parriah of Vcroon, Ja in the village visiting and inflating ’ hi* keeping. Tb^first snow of the season tell on Ttiuniday, but in an hour afterward* everything was a* bright and cheery as The main stay ot unsung*. Mr, jock Bowue. also wife aud two children were iu tiie village visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wolcott on Tuaadav* a mere acceptation of tbc traditional fart that Christ did live and dwell now a spring calf, the great peetdiarity about them is, they are naturally with­ out more than a foot of tail, therefore 4iw. voted Christian life, <vhich calk* into requisition our efforts, and otv* noblest capabilities. Mr. N. dosed srttfi almost beautiful perogation in milk without liaving that ever-has- raisecl thinr-threc bushel*. T. C.Downing and CUCooly returned from the AnSable river county Tlinrs- and twenty-three deer fur tl»o Nmdi yilte party n* the result of Hie hunt, thu* far. l>r. Griswold was called to Maple Grove ou Sunday to’ amputate Allie Bell*' midiBe toe. |ho unfortunate youth having stubbed it so; severely a mon 111 or so previously, that amputa- on central Main street to A- R. Wolcott who will proceed at once to ctrecl a liarocea shop thereon; alee Irtard^nnother to A. M. Fliut who wilt build un- neighbor, Mr Mapos. a pound and a half. C. R. 1‘rrry of Woodland also toe* ol the "Shaker Hnxeett" variety. The bachelor retreat of oar young friend Clark Young was invaded bv his father and brother on Friday eve­ ning. The latter is attending Clark's select school and is to tend', the MrOm tier school. Mnple. Grove the coming winter. Uncle Killcn hasn't got bold of that legacy, prophesied of l»y the Spiritual it at once. Friday he went to the First National Bank, Chat lotto,ask ing a loan Boot* and Mr. P. Sprague is opening the sower on the east side of Main street to relieve the Imsrment of his building on the The well on the public square is com­ pleted. and the question now is wheth­ er it will afford sufficient water of good quality to satisfy tlioee who will be calletl upon to renumcrate .Mr. Cox Xo clue, a* yet, to the Talbot burglar*. cs." did Mr. Broas injustice. It should have been stated that the unpleasant- aud a l*otlle of whisky. Being thus fortified with whisky and gunpowder he swaggered about, telling people that he was going out to Goderich to kill his wife and his son Floyd, and then blow his own brains out. He told his story to many, among them to some in authority, but strangely enough no ouc tried to prevent the crime, but let the al the Baptist Church. P. C. Yates’ U-am white drawing dirt from the ’ excavation for the twtw bricks, ran away upon Main it. on Wednesday, Init were stopped by W. H. Burge** Iwfon any damage was done, except slinging gravel and wag­ on boards around pretty recklessly. Musical interests are looking up in Xa4.vdte.atol there la hardly a street npaawhtebdotoWM sowie yxettii live who is learning to play upon some muricalln«trtin>cnt, ranging from a jewsharp op to a cornet; and fn aofee parts of lhe village sll the cal* have left. “What mast wotnen Need." is the ri­ lle of a piece of poetry handed us for W. H. Schantz hos>kru half interest publication by a local poet, which is in Kelly's grocery, and the new tinu » respectfully declined upon the grounds knew, aa W. W. Kelly 4c Co. that we are satistted th.t our woman Fred. Woodraff, and Ro*e8 win, aged n-speelively rt and 13 yearn entered the holy state of matrimony on Monday. Barglar* made a raid upon the Mate, la room* are large, airy sadhu urously furnished, and bill of fare not evreJM hy ter hotel ialhiroik pie going to Detroit cannot Out! a bet- ville couple that are fortunate tn hav­ ing good backers in their papa*. Last Saturday they weal Over to Belluvue vhdtinK. Expecting them to return on Hands, cTrttiM. H»y«< tte father of Mrs. W„ started a fire io their parlor store ao that Urn Uwm wo«M he warm upou their arrival ttome-. b<tt the bomw rsagfat »i* front spartts fro* the chim­ ney horned to lb» ground retailor a lorn of 4»UJ4. with no insurance; bnt hi* farm try tlttadditton of a new kitehrnaudnew wagM sUd. Oliver Wdimaa ha* repaired hi- Urn. Box Paper and Stationery From From $3.50 $3.50to to $12.00 $12.00 than over before. E^HaVO you l*cn in to see those new 1 Ruching* and Collarette, at , , -— BOOTS AND SHOES. ry All the fall mid winter styles in Millinery good* just received, by Mrs. 1 Yates in Union House block. Tne late«t and finest line of Fancr Feather*. I Mens' Whole Stock Kip Boot, only #1.73 per pair. Mens' Slaugiiter Kip Boot*. 42.00. 42..50niid *2.~. Plume*. Baching, litres Neck Ties, |1 Men*' Veal Kip Boot*. 43.00, 43..W to 43.00 Boys Boot* from 41-00 upward*. Womens’MisMw’and Cliildretis'Shor* from 23c. nnwan A full hue of Rochester make Kid Shoes with X. Y. toes and French Heel. D. C. GairriTii'*. Good white oak Barrel staves, ply to lm. Ite4„. tMlOOl Bwb! StM Ml! Blank Books I Blank Books I ........ Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. Beautiful Design* in • you can always Bind them nt our .tore. Physician's and Family Banted. | The reasrfu that W. A. Aylswcrtii sells al such low figures is easily accounted ' A large second band stove fur Black- I°r- H“ bays tor Caih and saves tbc discount, smith shop.J. L. Stkvexs. ■ I <»f nil kind*, accurately prepared from ry Take your iron to the foundry I | Mtrictlj Pure mid Fredi Drags and and get 41-33 a hundred. PRESCRIPTIONS, W. A. AYLSWORTH BOISE BROTHERS. NEW STORE! Goods Declining*! NEW GOODS! GO TO THE XEW STORE OF OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS MUST bk SOLD! WILSON & HOWE --------------- lol--------------- We MEeaii Buwiiieww. GROCERIES Bucliings and Collaret to at TO.000 P..U...U ““ntl .Wl~. r»r! i°° Pit?'" ?tandani, 1’",nU "'hole~.le Price, the highest makrt Good Sheeting, yard wide, for 6 cents, worth 8 cent* pH~. Mvma .1 mr ....... l„ x..b I Lonndale Mu.lin, for 10 cent., worth 12J. D.C.GnirrrrH. Heavy.-Table Heavy/Table Linen, (pure iinen) for 30 cento. cent*. Pure Linen Cra»h, for 8 cento, worth 12 1-2 cento. mis y< Heavy Kentucky Jeans for 20 cento, worth 25 cento. 8. Lu Heavy Feather Proof Ticking, for 16 cents worth 20 cents. Unkereville Deni inn, only 15 cents, worth 18 cents. Heavy Duck Overall* for 50 cento, worth 75 cento. Beatiful Brocade Dreiw Goods for 12 1-2 cents. BOOTS AND SHOES, which I win pay BAkRTTILLE ITUS. James Chirk spoke nt red ribbon hall a a full boms* on Satardar evening Aa I srt cresting Fart. To all interested in the purchase of • •houhl not fail to call al V\olcott’a Hardware store and sec the Xcw Victor, for 187P, with two drawers and drop-leaf for 445.00. 1 boy as at a time, and for cash, so gain an advantage of those who act only a* BLACK CASHMERE. 50 cents, worth 75 cents. Largest line of Balmoral Skirto in Nashville from 50 cent* to i $1.00. A bargain. 50 Felt Skirts, at wholesale prices. Hosery from 5 cent* to 25 cento per pair. taken GitimTH’fl. Fresh Goods and Ll w Prices. Respectfully Yourn, WILSON & HOWE. THE PEOPLE’S SUPPLY STORE -M- j mu 10 in«tih> WHOLE STOCK BOOT, DOUBLE SOLE AND TAP, WARRANTED. ed 85 bushel* of corn one day but week Rev. I. K. Criltendun expects to go to loaia thia fall to preach. Only $2.50, really worth $3.50 Hill’s Compound Extract < Buchu and Cabcbu. give- uni-erwal aaiisfact- Hte. J. W. SdMbcomb baa a furnace io hia new bouse. Mr. Crowell took Ml seeds from a BKA.VER CLOCKS bu cuth?«7fSMthU!? -In’in'ThiwT! | DRUGGISTS, Have just received a large stock of WiLLPiPERSIBORDERS CT“Mr*. Crocker wonld announce to the ladies of Nashville and vicinity, that she has just returned from Chicagn with a large and well selected stock , of fall and winter Millinery and Fancy Goods, which will l>r sold clump foi i BROTHERS, । Second to none m Style, , , Make,, or Quality of Goods, and ' price* nricen as a.s the lowest. Jtii aa low aa Just received our second stock' of OyercoatH with a range of price, from fiS.SO upwards . KFEllAL ELECTION. in attendenre, giving evidence that temperance reforme still lives in the Tbc Sbrriden Sunday school liad a concert at the hall on Thursday evening Get. !8th. It was a pleasant affair. The children spoke their piece* with ranch credit to themselves and I. N. Critten­ 15th, it cover* the ground; a few insert* den their bupsriutoadont. in it, but doing no damage. Mr. andJfn. Anoon Ware are visit­ A great many wells in town have ing friends in Wisconsin. failed, consequently a lively time for H. H. Hull ofSberiden is building an , well diggers. Bobbins of Rattle Creek, addition to hi* store. is driving one for A. G. Kent; ia down Mrs. Clara Ware closed her fall term 00 ft. and no water. B. Hoag is driving of school on Friday of this week.which one for J. H. Tnckenuau; down 80 feet, is her third term in the district. She ia no water yet, J. Loyd liored one for a first class teacher and gives the best W. Seger, be done better ami struck water al 40 feet. S. T. D. M. A. Eddy is reported to have hoik­ Our Clothing Stock! I F D. C. GtirriTir is now receiving his new Fall Stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes aud Hats. He can fit the largest men or smallest boy. Iton't'forpTThc p—•- •-------- -• bleeding and moafing at hi* feet. He I then mounted his horse and fled. A 1 ry Fresh Baltimore Ovster*. bv the shrnt distance from tbe scene of bis I can or dish—fried, stewci?or served up atrocity he met the man who owned in any style at the Bakery of tbc horse, bnt rushed on aud soon after­ Johm Bkhxkk. ward took Io tbe woods, abandotiiug the home. The dying child was e-ased GT All the 5-ccut Prints you want at all that was possible, but die;» the next It GlfWl'lTIl'. day. Officers and citizens are scouring tbe country for Fitch, and if ought it is highly proliablc that the nearest tree will soon afterword Imre strange fruit. village tax and other things. The Reform Club held a session of more than unusual intereat on Tuesday evening. Music. Recitations and select readings, all of excellent quality com- jured to quite an extent; owing to the hotjwet weather a grvrt deal ha* grown in the shock. Wheat never looketl bet- In Seal Brown and Navy Blue from 25c. per yard upwrds- rVAll the 5-cent Print* you want at D. D. GiurrtTH’s. uis way xiarHion suotw. Where hi* wife worked, be met a neighbor, and thus knowing that the said neigh­ A gxxxl-fenced, well-watered and im- > bor waa not at home he called and stole a horse un which be .rode to Marston's, i provnl Hived HO Wacrr arte farm foraalr for sale very rm cheap, ch j Here he went to the door where he w as °n lilicral term*. Correspond with, th, met by hi* wife nod they went out ml Gxo. H. Joiixson 1 OX., the van!, the little girl going with them. Middleville Mich. Jnat what waa said was not heard, but “T—TTT— the siarvtou people knew they .were I „ Globe, Michigan Rom-. talking Utterly at each other, and in a lUgwv * Mayflower aud all the lead- । few momenta several pistol shots rang I ln^ brands of tobacco at tbeCigar Facout, and it was found that tbe wretch tory; ^l*o tiic beat 50 cent chewing in had idiot aud instantly killed his trife. towmaswel) ns the largest line of patting bullets through l»er brain and •moking tobaccos, pipes, nmoker'* arbody. He then turned «bd shot tlie sunny-liairrd baby—fur site was but n r-^ —"TTV-* . baby—a IMill going through her ebrek v for '«•*• «» liacfc mid iradr^tDd stretching her 1 M<X,K * Naahyille, for only 4» p< r badly. Bat a very few sick iu town, making Park and Daniel Davis returned ’IThe ited Ribbon Club of thi* village, has eoewioded that there it> enough VERMONTVILLE ITEMS. ASSYRIA ITEMS. sad Mo.itcalm counties. Tb»-y report wheat as looking fine on tliete route. Mm) Sared by Duliit with then. AINSWORTH 4 BROOKS: W. D. Harrington er living a few miles from Ililb the owner of a fraction* team with him on BatanL^ —------------ ---they were*galh>pina>dt»KD a steep hill the tongue came down and tbe wagon took a terrible tumble, throwing Har- hia neck. ier demanded an abstract, which Wood soon produced, showing the title vested in himself. The casliierfwas still incred­ ulous and interviewed Sheriff Smoke, ed in the East part of Sunfield, known telling him hr was suspicious of Wood. as the Dow neighborhood, and a debt The Sheriff at once arrested tbe gen­ of nine hundred dollars fully raised. tle nmn on suspicion of forging the deed Bova Pratt aud Jaycoke* officiated. took him to jail and endeavored to get a confession out of him. but for three W. C. Meara. or four hours to no avail; finally as the The “Ancient order of United Work­ Sheriff was sc tiding one of hi* depu­ men," a secret mutual life insurance ties to see Mr Edwins about the matter organixatiou, is having a large run here the fellow owned up to having forged just now. Rev. F. W. Dickiusou gives the de*-d. and immediately jugged to tbc order the suppmt of his personal await examination, and thu* doses one membership Verily the world ha* gone mad on secret organization*. perpetrated iu these parte. Tbe statement in last weeks Ngws, visit with friend* iu Agusta. The McCarty brother* and Gib. Smith slastcd fur th< piue woods to day. Apple buyer* who contracted early bought an elephant, its fail apples are a That may l>e brought them. They also DRESS GOOD®. Stock Complete ! Prices firom So. a. y<l. to ^l.OO. taken back to Homer, which he likened passive religon to a eyes, aud in fact causing the milker to to Stauwood on dodge right and left to escape a regular a load of ahingieiu on Munday, carrying tended the Michigali conference Sun­ person in a two months, old babe in her nrui«, table spread wi’h thrashing. day !JchJ»ol convention, held at Albion when the wheels oa one side of tintempting viands, aud say those victuals The great unknown animal of Kala<u> Tue*dat.nud Wednesday. A»d the wo/ t^is wmgUf Mings on. looks good, they would help me, I am ped her child; it fell under the wagon, is like unto a yoanggM wm» lapMitive and a wheel crushed it* head, killing that the clock has not yet struck ten. it instantly. rill be on hand to exhibit It for a Charles Wood ia the jug-handle of a Ono of tiu* most atrociou* und bin Lal •IT. 8. Detective Bridge*, of Vt. Ville, high-toSed. kid glove sort of a chap. double murders on record was commit­ captured after much trouble and ex­ ted iu Hadley township I**prer county, ha* l<ecn in tfie village this week, con­ Saturday evening. Jam<m M. Fitch the ferring with wcaideut KUIqn, in regard the Vermontville highochool, got it, pense. and no person should regret the murderer, and In* wife lived unhappi­ and taught—-giving satisfaction. He payment of so small a sum to gel a view ly ?or W year*, until recently they partMeasra Kocher Bro.. L. J.'Wltertrt, afterwards taught in Sunfield, and con­ of an animal of such a wonderful his- ed. And Mr*. Pitch went to do service at the house of Mr, S. P. Marston, her D. C. Griffith and A. J. Da tightcry have tinued to make that vicinity bis botue tory. It is much larger than w youngest daughter Edith, age three, received contracts fur‘’banking” a lim­ up to last week, when he changed hi* pusetl and ia neither a lynx nor going with her. ited quantity of wood upon tlie rail- headquarters to the Smoke bouse.ChsrThe circumstance* of the terrible lotte, under tbe following circumstancdeed show* that the rascal calmly and Mr. Brundige intends to deliberatelr planned to kill his wife The ladice of the M. Z. Soctety will c* ; Wood being naturally quite cou- for miles. and their little girl, and went al>out it travel and exhibit it next summer, bold a social al thel'araonagv.ou'l uce- cictrd.’Iast week concluded that school and wishes but little to be said about ner. On Haturdav moriiing he sol day Eve.. Oct. 28lh. A cordial iuvitacarpentcra' tool* for $10 (U*e “ki$r ' tion is extended to all. Rcfre«hmvnts rich nml procuring a blank deed, made Sunfield to himself, heirs and assigns, forever, forging the necessary five names and also Squire Hilldingvr a* suasion received three letter* to her notary, to validate the instrument. In order to gain posscaaiou of the proper­ husband's one. A ty \Vood went and hired out to Mr. R. B. Whitney ot Maule Grove, has presented us with a half bushel of vrty Edwina.l>ut somehow or other he could fine potatoes, of the “California Sur- not get things to bis liking at the farm. so'4>c made up hte mind to realize from ■that wWi to. to the Boston For any quantity of foolteh will profit thereby. belief, ifidth, which takes God at Hi* *Ti» *tated that when a certain Sun­ field wife went off visiting n shdrt<imr WAIT FOR THEM W-.uk! B wife of his own. but longed for more u>d ao elo; ed with Ella Waterman, a pretty miss of that village on Monday the first settier* of Battle Creek, com­ ing there when all was a wilderness. AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAT THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE TRADE BOOMING During the last week the weather ha* frtendlv call eg Tues-Jay. The brick frewtufJLCS peditiously ui Accurately. to receive and ------ :AND:------- .Sfj'fe- the October term of circuit court. Jury- Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ one rare fool- Potidenee pf Mrs. Chan.- Smith, on Tweda, aftrnroon. Oct MBth ,r-7 , . Mo a» to XCnable First-clans Leather Shoe, warranted not to rip, only >1.25. Pebble Goat, sewed and button, only >1.25. Good Calf-Skin Shoe. (Ladiea*) only $1.25. 100 Pairs of Children Shoes to select from. COFFEES, 8PICES, CANNED GOODS, Aral in fart a fall line of STAPLE AID FAUCI GROCERIES ’ At prices tn auil the majority. —jM— OUR JAPAN TEA < 'rockery d* Glawnrare FOR 48 CEHT8 ACTUALLY WORTH 65 CENTS. ‘ The R. R. dab te progressing finely, with Rev. Jaa. Munroe aa President. The teacher* who went from here to Suit Our Customers: R AND EG' NEAT LITTLE MEAT IARIET, TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. you our or not. itftilly, BOSTON STORE. CHAKW �‘A H. T. HELMBOLD’8 OOMPOOND 3100003223302353310101324830 0LKSKXT sartii, Attorney «t Law, FLUID EXTRACT OxLvxa aim wotdemachfo Attorney A Counsellor, my feet in gunny-cook* and w* sallied forth. Aa the creak-bonks were lined with willows, he took one aide. I the other. Before going for I copied an -I osdy oars to go this once, jurt for tbc experience,"aoM Mr. Onmwodd. "The wind’s unfavorable, but per­ haps an upper current will make that all right,” Mr. Wood remarkel Gnmwood Ungfce.1 ** D w<4*l work," he eaid, with a abake of lite heed. “Tbc,'re trying to frighten the re­ porters by saying that Donaldson ex- A cold rain PHAKMAOEUTICAI. on raddaely may LUMBER WAGOI8 Fahm stricken with remorse, wuhdn w*" v’riin q I w Wlljw|r^w , ' "?* , 1 1 titndr of i Ene canal, the balloon waa Ixirue di- last was now nearly exhausted, ami to have determined on croaoing the sec leaaneva and hardihood. Here it was debuted whether It were better to land Michigan.aud in a direction tliat would. sufficient quantity of In the fall of 1B70. alter Uh cornpli •| Haven. Mieh . 12U nnloa distent. Thou shot laid him low. About once tn two lanUc ocean. The air shit bnt waa immediately rang! Don ver, I concluded to have one win lioMlt fifteen game, which I U*>cd to haul to the ata anee of this object I went from ParksB lion and exchange for nnoceaanew we . । requited. This trip of 100 mile* all Fort (now Trego), a smell station ailu- g. many the ImJ- counlry, waa not a pleaaaul one. There City and Denver. The fort was named after Tom Parks, a railroad contractor on the Kansas Pacific, who was killed by Indians near this place. I was well difficult matter to keep the right from the lihuoin shore, sighted the bet acquainted with him. and helped to Jay course. I generally managed to make i loon. Il wa* thi n oecaatou Jly dipping _ him out after his body was recovered. Brash creek the first night, and. after ,l* basket in the Lake, only a mile and a sway. Th* aohoutrer hrwlnl for ‘ If I recollect correctly. I counted sev- preparing supper, no matter how cold ! __ It murbl be. 1 had to out out lhe fire, t »*. 1,al I ■afore it maild overtake it there .b.O .MPd.’lu, 'bki He “ 1 " “‘I'" t“~‘ “» “■ ; “.'X • •Jdd~ b«bum»« ..I w.. mt *c4lp*d, and killed eight In- teaUon neighboring Indiana. On I ‘he car. and the balloon Shot upward to itina before succumbing. One cart- ?ne °* rtcuralona, when I reached ■ RTcat height, and soon disappeared, ndgewaa stiU loft m hia WitMthatter Br®'b creek 1110 B*«hl “»»«**•* I, ,1th“ w“ lfap rw •**“-« ‘h* rjflc. cold, an J I thought, Indians or no In balloon. That night a terrific storm Al the time of which I am writing duaa- I U koeP • nro «h» night- My I swept down upon the lake. How the the plains were a vastfeiMlinir-eround b**nkcls were stretched near lhe fire, two men mol thar fate was never f^SresTenls of buSlo-^ J ™ fconnd Jrcp was out | known hot tfo l«h of Angnrt the Ute yvars thrv haio almost entirely the question), when I hoanl a crack body of Gnmwood waa found on the disappeared. On reaching Parks Fort lua« »^''ug the twigs and dry leaves. shore of Inakc Michigan, near I formed lhe acquaintance of a young LOn liking arouud. Blunt ten fe. I dis-. Hteny craek The body wa. fullv Ohioan named Leonard. Aa he had tant I aaw a pair of sinning eyee glar identified. It was completely clothwl just arrived, having come on a hunting lug nK,!' te*- ^y first impression ‘ " • — expedition like myself, we struck up a , 7“ *"* "" lnd‘*° crawling on missing, and arouud lhe body partnership, and concluded to haul to- *“• h*nd* “d aud 1 scknovlper*, letters, fruit-knife, a certificate of gother. My tenderfool friend had 1, ‘ of tnt- Oo «*-b>“g brought a small armory from the States 1 for n,-T r*“®' * i>ritan to think it might memlH-rahip in tbe Chicago Pubbe Li­ with him. A Wme-hrater rifle.a neodte- I l*”“bl.T <M»lj • •nd. if so. it brary. and the field glass tliat was so gun. a bowia knife, three different- I Wa" ’i"g*ruua to fire off a gun al that kindly furmsued by Mr. Wood were aisod revolvers, and a big lx>x of assort- UBU’, of ni*hl' noC knowing who my also found, upon h>s body. •d cartridges, composed a portion of his 1 “ight be. or lheir where warhke accouterment*. After arraug I »1k,UIa- ,Pi,Qa,,y- b"«»nung aatiafied it ing a programme for the winter’s cam ' w“ “ wolf. I drew a brand from the fire paign. we bought a horse each, and a aud lhrew “ “ W,lh • eart and haruaa, together with a stock ’ ‘Uorl “u,i • ru,i‘- “I Tl,uU)r uneeremcr fact that they lost their lives in the uouuug to w indicate roo.cate a, as - —.I®* -----------| lake. There was nothing of pro virion* Finally, everything be- ! 1 the bol I hare read accounts of buffalo bcl’ to how dralh waa met; whether ibebd mg in nwlinaaB, we hitched up our J 1 r"*/’ “ " ’ ’ ~ lightning and colcol­ horsea, tandem fashion, and struck out i lowing and jmwing the ground before L»ou was struck by hKhbung . ' whether the 'helhrr tbc ■balloon *- - ■ s charge; charge; But but I never □—heard *-------' 'lapsed• tn mid-air • ‘ -• -• •• almost due north. The first night wc making . . made Brash ereek, aud camped. Aa it oue even moan, and they do not even struck the water and was burst, leaving lose any time in pawing. I1 nevei nevei heard heard | the the men men to to battle bottle with with the the wavco, only of them altar king a man. unless bodlv । at laat to be drowned. From Donaldof game. After traveling half a mite we woiuided. Until a bailie 2 years old, j son’s knowledge of gas. and his mods tiik horns aland up erect, and he is then • of managing his balloon, we might in­ After that his1 fer that he found that be must trad surrounding ones. Each tree contained coiled a spike-buii. horns commcticc curving toward coch ; upon the water, aa ho waa compelled to other. The old painarch bulls, who . do but a few weeks before on Lake Onncata of some gigantic bird. Curious have outlived their usefulness, are ran | tario, and that they prepared for the out ot lhe harem and rove a. jund dis- j worst by throwing out all liallast, then .. — ..I— ... j. .1,". i . . ... . ... go- them kept bullet they allot out into the and the trooping winds sent t of i»urht of land. They were in with benefit, thia fall, still, ao for as I am concerned, it will relieve me from the duties of an JJEN1T A. GOODYEAR, IRON, NAILS A SHELF HARDWARE "The Republicans claim that this victory of theirs wipes out the Democ­ racy in Ohio. Senator. Do you agree we have a form ol People* dbtg mtobe, HaaUni trc« government. HELMBOLD’S BUCHU ieve that the world would bo 'burned “ To what do you ascribe thia tnuni[4i of the Republican party! rj Never be fore did they make so <L determined _________ a fight in a State contest” /"They made np their minds that they n/nrt carry Ohio or their party would Mk|X Th. H-n.ilJrtrt, 111 to tear them limb from limb, Mr °“«e» lbp »oeb<>r. a hc"'7 ,ron one. with three books, e-ch <n l,,,« “5 B thicknesw. Bo an I®*® ,nch *D,i • * *l rtU«’5 r ***» -------1 .K_la;_u. ,lj B , Qjjj, gUKKj rBP,d “*p,r 0'0°* nr*r'' •temoht from t IX)KN I.W EVERY I <>7M. s. GOODYEAR, Y Y Oral., la ’ ... , _____ ' [)R\ GOODS. SILKS IBi DRESS ............ • _____ , GOODS HELMBOLD'S BUCHU IS UNEQUALED JUIJrs BUNNELL, i tliat as much of tbe rain fill aa By any remedy known. It ia pn-M-n lied by the most eminent phvsicians all over tbe world, in ia now grasping for power, and t»wrr with it means a great centralized Gov­ ernment, in which all the States shall be absorbed so that they sliall be noth ing more to it tlian the <x>untie« are channels are made down a slope, solu­ ble fertilisers and manure will lv washed away. Make furrows diagonally O, ^.B irat nrtrou controlling acroas tile slope, with very liUlo fall. everything within ite borders from one alcad of deep and narrow. Rheumatism, Spermatorrhoea, J^OBT. J. «RA» Mb 8(isxr. — Long-wool sheep arc easily chilled by a cold nun that would not trouble a Southdown or Merino. Long wool*, therefore, require protection from nun atormsRbdthougb the weather may Groceries and General Produce, .’LWTUX HOI NE, K. BLACK. lx found ot remarkable benefit when —Boston Journal of Comtura. aafcly witboat knowing all about hia eoiL Every field abould lie studied aa to the effects of certain methods with fertilixzrs upon it- Then the owner can act with re«nonable certainty. The plan of experimenting with fertilisers, suggested heretofore in I be AmerteMn J^ru-ulturut. is not one for a year only, but should lie followed up in snrceaaivu years, until L. - character of each field ia known. Thia ia tbe beat season to cxperiinMit upon fall crops, and no Wc killed A comnpMion lately appointed by he Trueaian OovCTnmimt to investigate be oeat clam of inks to be employed or official uses stairs that aniline inks are not railed for this purpose, because they can be easily washed away, cw{m> ctally by preparations of chlorine. Inks in the compoaitinn of which aUxarine (Adnanople red)'is employed eea be obliterated leas easily. Hut thev are of opinion that the beat of all is made from gall nuta and a salt of iron, the old dr­ ain ption of ink. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Aches and Pains, General Debility, Kidney Diseases, ' Liver Complaint, Nevous Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Paralysis, General III Hea'th, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica, Deafness, Decline, Lumbago, Catarrh, American and Foreign Marble, ground with 100 lbs of oats; add two Nervousness, Llmt panics, telegraph oomjtsnic*. and I Lanka must all be chartered by the | United Blates CongreM to naxry on । liusineoa Formerly they were content with State charters, but now thev won’t have them. This shows the drift of af­ J^ENTLEY BRON. A W1LKINK, fairs toward centra!nation. I will not aay it ia a monarchy they want, but they certainly desire to abrogate the rights. IHKklkM and KI.INDN. talde; ■ moderate allowance of artificial food. A cheap, nntntious and healthful fixxl and departs. Yean roll by ; the young man becumaa careworn and middle- Neuralgia, PLASTER Boot Cmom.—Mangels and lieeta arc not hardy, and should be put away safely before severe frusta. In pitting Salt, Limo, Water thea>- roots, it is well Io remember that, timid, and every other device they eon to prevent beating, they should be put ‘ invent ia brought to aaaiat them to at- > this end. Bee the great corporainto tbe pits when dry: the pitr should 1 tain tions that are springing up everywhere. ' yyw. r. HICKS, I They will net look st a Stale charlong as desired, and a ventilator will be A Fskmeh Bnocui Kxuw Hia Owx loon and its tern tile strength would tear them down and fling it to the ground One by one the hooka broke off, and ; ^ 7 -------j--<_------1 •*!-•weeping wind.Mrswra. La Mount*®d «J'**“e,d °®the valve rope, rnrlosvorinw to diw-lisrco tha ex For Debility, Loos of Memory . I ndi» poaitioa to Exertion or Business, bhort news of Breath, Troubled with thought* of Disease, Dimncas of Vision. Pain in tbe Back, Cheat and Head, Bush of Blood to tbe Head,- Pale Countenance, and Dry Skin. If theoe symptoms are allowed to go on, rfcry frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow.' When the Con atitution beeonxv affected it require* the aid of an invigorating medicine to strengthen and tone up the ay stemwhich according to circiun- Jy the first ground. It is still the fashion with some tnbes ot Indians to bury their **■ IkO SOO UH' IW<* moll. Mill , _ __ U (!><■ nrrt-T 'I U». «WTJ ....w, mu.1 “d, [.un»<J ,u dead in treeo. ox™, awlujj U. putj .o U„ Next morning we haruooaed up our Th. Kt.rt TOT^:- Irarni, ». «" •• “<* '">■ *™"k; a j ear will thus be aaved. novel team, and in the anne of a». hour them congregate at dusk and begin Eouxomt.—Tbe value of wwppi In lb. Atl.nhc- wm, Uwan on "“d Itmb*' mU1 thc ’U,,d neUla« L“i reached Solomon nver. The stream is JuljTi™ Il — I*, trip bfok™ HUfe by lluta. U,e I'alloon a former buys will probably iaereaat .TO puJo u a TH.-xIwoi '’-1' “ “ “<, P"*“u“°- ronsiiieraldy before long, if the inerraae • Uli tree. th. «lk n. has not already begun. Whether agnThe music produced ia uren wore John U MoooUlo. . »uu4 arrived at Prairie Dog creak, fifty milra Urinated. axooanl. O. O. A. A. Gagvr, tb,». John Join, Wise W« and ao.l 1 f»»<*""d l» • pUrea, ud real cultural products advance in proportion from Parks Fort. Aa there was con­ about as melodious ae what we are ac- aeronaut, siderable game in the ncighb >rhood. cuatomeil to bear rendered by thsl bsck • Wm. H.A., ol lb, BL LooH llrpubU- “■» nbbopa. loanog Ibo our raapoodwl or not a rigid economy in expenditures can. Mr. Hyde dcaeribed tlie inp in a J ** n, ' “ ia K f** ®bT* lhe will be prudeut. The axpswtence of aud plenty at wood and water, we con­ the past few years ought sot to lie soon cluded to make thia our comping­ ote. although not endowed with auperior S '“h “"‘l" _ __ >i____ >________ masfocl abthtba to the feline, baa a th', kl> SL Lob. « S, ,, n. Tbe h™K.b “• ’J"1* or«o eooXXeJ ol noon.l. X und. U“l «* • Tree. W U. kind of roofed cellar. HARDWARE. 1 field may be sufficient. If brought into the rani* at night, sheep should not be groat Government. And that is si here | shut up; they require abundant ventilafight in th* fnlure.' blankets, which were saved to be u*cd as a final resort. A propeller, Young punity in close quarters. Where ticks America. I Hire down to their relief, hut they scudded some hundreds of feet be­ or other effective dip. tions and pathetic possibilities, and we fore her bows, and that hone failed. CoaMT fodder, hanl and unnntntious, are constantly reminded of the flight of Finally, aftei skin within ia tbe cause of much disease at this aeatime and the mutability of all things. thirty feet of the dark _____________ bobIf there is no pasture available A man ■.Inarina- wtlh Hu- firr anoe of i ot lea* tlian fifty mites, and of drowning, bnt a new peril was before them. The humcane blew them into a BLADDERS KIDNEYS. JMIYYEKS A BARLOW, surprised at the result here in Ohio Ho admitt-d that Lo had confidently expected that it would be different, l>ut solubility i; fine bone-flour, Peruvian to fintali the pit at first, although the Al length they neared the dashing bU। lows. Tbc steering machinery waa cut away, and they arose like a feather. For a time the ship sraa buoyed out of the way of danger, but she frequently darted downward, aa though beat on destruction. Carpet-sacks, overcoat*, provision*, everything wa* pitched into tbe lake. Ia> Mountain finally cut away lhe lining of the Ixiat. The oars were sent after lbs qning. Everything fuiuuiuruuicunwrirti inc oeasei, • - , ' - ------- — - -- mBL,., dura l»<o U>« ..U-r, anal. M>.1 • f~F. “>■! «>•»« “ >!*• — rtna.ll, Th. bnrti™,. . h“P •“ •'‘“d ibra-n ...I l«m. wind would «»> Tl» Tbe bjlbwm balloon -rtjrtlr actually Wrtrt went thraueh through . We had A SPECIFIC REMEDY I ALL DRneS.lEDICIKESuiCHEMlCALS, to Michigan the trip would be all the *te*me~ and were hmfed with a ahnll whistle. They wore about BOO foot more interesting, and you'd have a high, and held a conwnalioa with lhe chance to spread in the Journal." "That's ao," aaid Grimwood. "Como to think of it, 4\1 Ike t« land in Michi­ gan. But if I'm going so far from home bought to have more money.” He borrowed a |1<I bit! from a My. Adams, Mother reporter, saying, "I guess that’ll do." At 10:30 they had L a sjionge, and then with a cloth kept Ontario both in sight. ..... i bail again attaint'd an al'.iftido of uearlv lor tliat purpose; you ran apply tbe oil a mile. A terrible storm *** surging or dressing thoroughly. A coot of beneath them, tbe trees waving and the waves dashing against the shore of Erie in an awfully tetjipeAUir.’ui manner. thoroughly washed and made perfectly Now, like a gurgle, came lhe subdued mrr. and can stand a good sounds of lhe plashing and headlong The two rejaortera aicpfied into tbe basket. Donaldson followed. Th* ImbIloon waa ovcrbardened, and he aaid the lake shore, still bound eastwardly, Many farmers in the Eastern and Mid­ that only one reporter could accoin,>any the ladloou brought them in sight of dle States put them np in large shocks Buffalo and Niagara falK aa also the in tbe field, or a lot near the bard, bindWelland canal. They had reached a — i i . ,-------- -i .-------i. i awuanu piuieu a coppr height of over a mile, the liarwmcter impmrtbilitjr for . enp|>le L, m.L...urf. ( „ d marking 23.0 inches. At 12 -30 they thia way. Thia 1* little trouble, and the Um. . 1 Irt "rtr.Uj <Ly».. Hr ,xrf were marly between the falls and Buf­ plan might fe followed t la*where with ever afterward mauled that, with b lililc falo. inclining rather to the left of the profit. latter. The famous falls were quite inFxmuxrB* run Whxat. —Any fm agent interfered, "(iiuitlenien,” aaid he. Ou another occasion L onard wound- ’ a descent of seemingly about two feet, cd a young bull, which leisurely walked [ applied without delay. .As good a end the water appeared to lie perfc '' into tl*r stream and laydown. Aa wi- । choice" and “Brcund choice" on slip* of growth as pwaiLle ought to be made be­ mot ionics* Tbe .spray gave the w|'bole were anxious to have him on dry fore winter. Superphosphate of lime; | paper. and aliook them in a p<>l|cc of an sppoirauai aa of ice, and there ground, I waa to poke him with a stick, 1 nothing grand or snbhme stmut it. ffINTER OS THE PLAINS. Wsoexs a firxctaLTT. DISEASES kindly internal tn toy maueurera. Al­ though ho waa nearly 400 yarda away, I fired, and be felt In going toward him I ali jqied-another cartridge into my rifia.. M'uno within about tire yards I noticed be waa a pretty lively-looking oorpec, but, ere I Lad lime to ruminate, be up and charged. InaUnetivalr 1 pointed tbe rifle at hia head and fired. The old hdlow merely shook hia crani­ um. but delayed not. I dropped my ride; then commenced one of the moat inb-reoUng races avnr Ixiheld. I was a litUe ahead, with the l>uU a good sec­ ond. After retaining my slight lead for about seventy five yards I beard my partner, on the omiosito aide of the creek, veiling srilh latighter and halloo­ ing. “Go it. Cook—go til" Previous to receiving thia encouragement I had . । i deal of punching, the animal came out !<► interview me. Unfortunately, after be got ou terra firtna. Leonard's rifle misalcsL fire, and I had another foot race. We, however, only raced about fifty ___ i. when .1 — i...<v-t.. Janis, the buffalo, ____ ai>| _ ...iL BUCHU NO PATENT NO PAY Nevous Compl'nts, Female Complaints, Headache, Paia in the Shoulder*. Cough. Dixrines*. Soar Stomach. Erup­ tion*. Bad Tonic in tbe Mouth, Palpi­ tation of the Heart. Pain in the region of tbe Kidney*, and a thouxand other juiinf-il aymptom*. arc the offspring of Dyapepafo- HELMBOLD’SBUQHU IIUNriONS IHUITORS Imi^oraies the Stomach, And Htimulatea tbe torpid Liver. Bow­ el*. and Kidneya to healthy actimi. in ch-anaing tbe blood of all impurities, and imparting new life and vigor to the>boh- ay»t> n>. A oiagie trial will be quite aufficient to convince tbe moat bexitaUng ot it* valuable remedial qualiueo. CHICAGO A LAKE HURON RAILROAD. cosrpDrsKii TtMK TARI-K PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, gently careening him with a dub. settled before wo dtM-overed a okiag camping-place, about necked v tie ills, containing champagne, sherry, sparkling Catew I a, claret. Ma The lauding was made within 150 Bobi noonnp with dirt, and roofed as lx-fore. Burn­ up now commenced. Whenever we killed duced or made st home. Then the money may be doubly saved, for the needed article may be had without much cost, and the money it would have have required will be still in the chart; bundles of without a scratch. Bo4Um flbr M. DrliyeraS to aay addreoa fro* from olwrvalion. “Paifoste" any commit fey letter, receiving tbe same attention a« by mH lag. Competent phyuciana attend to correapoodeuta. All fetter* abould be addreoeed to day our big camp-kettte contained breaaU of three or four turkeys, a ter. th. Or Ms naindor racnp When they g EL T. HELMBOLD. S o'clock and twenty minute*. himself five be struck un. “Hail ill. and stud y tbe artistes on feeding animals. There are some feeding stuffs tliat ar.'.worth more than oUmra at tbe snoB* psfoa. This ia a point worth special study to Ml who have Bro Druggist and Chemist r»Bi iiBii ,ea. 04 UTIOlf: Bee that tbe private Propri­ etary stamp is on each bottle. Sold Everywhere, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-11-01.pdf.pdf 5b55a857f913be0155c34dac31155c97 PDF Text Text Ske glaihrille gltws. 3hr auskrilk glow. Tlir ^Xiisln illr ZMews. XMVZD KVBBT *ATr*DAT MCHVIM, AT ImWUs, XUKfM. gg^s&.'^gS^S SSjEuJSTg'wSl^ . OBNO STRONG, 1 p EhU tor and I*ropriator. ■. Devoted to the loteruts of the Best Partv Under the Sun. 1 i 1 1 am n Qood Hu a* >LM A Ta*» B &WMM. tad tab *•< r««taC st M». VOLUME VII. NASHVILLE, BARRY MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1879.___________ SUshrillr girrrtoni. NUMBER 6. grass looks to the inexperienced eye, bat the ranchero well knows the tufts VILLAGE OFFICER & the value of this feed as compared, in the matter of nutriment, with the rich- tile regions, and ___________jMrirtlrg. Sunday, lb* day fulluaiog hi» sequin J, Yonos MM UM MUM y,t; twlnic. Democrat, 819,133; Htewart, Pruhl- ?u5t«r» girrrfarg. H’. orrtct eyes with ao little exertion involved on his port? With the dawn the cattle arc LTMCH LAW. THE MEEKER FAULT remembers that it the utmost regularity,' and some time before noon, the whole herd—the splen­ did bulla, the plump steers, the rod and while and mac and mottled oows- takc their accustomed trail, nnd seek the । water with unerring certainty. Then | back to the grazing again,end feed until and night brings them rcjcac.- A Hayti, in Harpef*t Magotini. ES? Pertshlng on the Blain*. The dangers incident to travel arroai IL YOUA’G, route and well prepared for a journey, are wr.U understood, yet people are found who uc 11 A. HARBER nr nnuii *xwx,iaooan> rroar. ALL SORTS Tfx Soli&n of Zanzibar hasab the slave-trade in his domain. high favor. Th* Sheriff of Blair county, Pa. graveyard, and has ad *a biger man than old Grant," is now and girls employed about the coal-mines of the United Kingdom of Great Britain Snicx the reduction of the tobacco source is said to be 170,000 a month hai.ilnal to him. PARAIE1YTER Thursday from lus home in Tulare county, was ernwing thd San Joaquin plains, he found a man lying in the sand coil 920.000.000. nearly dead from thirst. Hr was uu- J. 1. BAKER. '** by I La Indian*. Il protruding from his month several the c. ticuneioti will kill him and death IF. II GRISWOLD. couacii>uauc«w< ne tricu piaceu mm it. hl* wagon, admimat. nug the Ho a man was Indian Agent N. Colorado that all through the State they spoke of him aa “Father Meeker." CHAS IL BRADY is the bitter enemy of modern Liberalhim alxiut eight miles to Shaw's, on tin portfolio at Chancellor by an anonytnt considerable ficiently tn i-e able to talk and walk, though Util very weak and debilitated. the aMDR} rARADi cessfnl they will lie joined by 600others from the same country in the spring. East over bridge hare been 910JW50,fiolliftrr completed in eighteen months for an ly just rvceii uutiug in England Hhe dined with e>dthy proprietor of Addiscomlx-. xHisrrllxnrous Card*. led to copy * The dining room of one thing fur those fifteen war*. and that one thing was cattle. And attend­ ing <>nly to that, and working at it and •. Proprietor. ■ulatantlal iron building, seating 2,500 qieting managers pooled their isaura in the Wing Ti Ping, or In the to uuder*tand it w indnrfuilv well, and Orleans, and also holds a position in A dissertation on the cattle herd t _. mid occupy a large Spanish melon. On either side of the ’ -piece wim a dish of ripo English dish of while liahoe of fruit Commander-in Chief, never p of each dish of fnut wan laid ha<l not changed. kind of m-Msv grrv-ii stuff from uveraatory. making it look very I- By each fruit dish lay a golden . j. After soup was brought boiled ■ salmon with sauce. then plates removed ire served, then yyiLLIAM JONES, qtcctade and genuine cumjianiunahlp i»t “ the everlasting hill* ' ho doubt in the lamb Two kir.ala of pudding next brought, with a red wine , years old. After podding appeared two kimls of jellies an<l n dry wbit« wine. fraternal, shows itself in the rabbit in about three its. M. Gainer finds that the virus mod dog Will be as powerful, when Mich. CHARLES Above a certain latitude, and notably ladies retired U> the drawing-room, where coffee was served, the gentlemen Initianapolu (a* the I.IEBHAUSER, bis office and put on his desk $1 in small and sold a hobby-horse to raise the READY MADE CLOTHING ]|EXRY ROE. !;n UtUc cUiulr**> till- agricultural classes in Ireland have un Jer the imroading cotton-wood, and ID the shadow of the Sierra Mojada, of singing the eclogues of tho valleys of the tian Carlon and the Huerfano, for it Ta ■•ra.EToa ------ OLD RELIABLEHomo more." ' rhoer name is Tiger, belongs to a sur . learned to drink more tea, it may be tilted 1 mentioned tliat the Board of Trade ro' eyor, - • now at worji for the —- U ---------Stales Government in that part of the country. One day. not long ago, the saw that Tiger was aaleep near of a thicket, and he thought ran the MEAT MARKET aruvi |tas'« ul nxliu. i:- Tiilrr Through U>« fearful ordeal I'rcKh and Halt Meat» Suiei Hams anl Shanliers, Broughton, of Portland, tells a story which ’r think loo good to keep, which is as follows: Some time in 1861 there ire a number of army officers stopping a hotel in Wanhingtcn—among them CapL Emerson. There was also u Emerson and Jone* used to have a good deal of joking together at the table and elsewhere. Ono day at the dinner-table, when the dining-hall was well filled, Capt. Jones finished his dinner first. IN T1IE1K SKAWnN. Lard, by the lb. or barrel atroams are consequently first sought. Government land is divided into sec­ tions of 640 acres (a mile each way), and quarter section* ot 160 acres. the surveyor shouted, " Catch him. Tiger; al him, old dog!" and ;um[H-d into the thicket, on if a deer, or at least a rabbit. Lad been seen. Ti^er, ol course, went bounding and barbing in. line along the partially supported by the state, the latter claims a right of control. In tbe days of reaction which followed the speaking, a quarter of a mile in width. outbreak of 1848 this right was often quarter-sections in a verritica, and if Prince Bismarck con that valley and the next). ry Tlie Higlteu Market- Price paid . .. loud bark and Isaped forward. The aurveyoi followed, thinking that Tiger had found Halloo, lE.MKY HOE The Captain turned o the table and bent over him, when Emerson whispered, “I pUi&Uff « w a rrai.W. GUNS IT LOW PRICES 1 appropriation of (t.on.CW to pel r tow tael may be snaetod bum A. C. Beiton into hit only concaved thia same idea but acted promptly on it, and that in conse­ quence the supply of water frontage gave a peculiar “Ab-woob, back to Lis sleeping place, wagging tail and satisfied that he had paid surveyor back for fooling him. qnently and proportionately Increases. There are always, however, ranchmen American genins credit dm: "Copt man io the ing a good location at a fair rate, with GUHSHITH prepartot for a walked of a half A Double Shot u4 rainbows. bat he Lad famine years 1845, 1846, and 1847. wise, on the sj»t and in the neighbor­ hood ; for, with the great improvement now taking place in breeds, it is no longer desirable to I >uy largely in Texas. chine; eighth, india-rubber industry; »:W«i-haw )net b-e Madam* Thum Ufa In Landon. lives • vary quiet �*11 our we now ns. Are you aware that Goods are ad vancing, every, day ? Do you realize that you can save from 5 to 25 per cent, by (F.M.and friwu Culp’s 'Hill. dihai thus far tbe iCtfMrtttMaf war. Are you posted? Doyovknow that I have the Largest Stock in Nashville to select from? | Thousands, of yds. of the best Calicoes to sell for 6c. per yd. I Hundreds of yds, of those new Brocades to sell for 10c a yd. I Hundreds of yds. of Suitings to sell at from 6 to 8c. a yd. | Thousands of yds. oT Factory to sell for 6 cents. | Hundreds of yards of Flannel to sell for 25 cents. Fifty Cloaks to sell from 3 to 7 dollars. • And everything in proportion. Has never been brought to Nashville, or sold on NKox-e Keajsona.l»le Tei-mw Good Suitings for 6 pence per yard—just think of- it Dregs of Wine Suitings from 16 to 25 cents. Peacock-green Cashmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in all colors, from 20 cents to $1. All Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—think of that. Of STRICTLY PURE tmco flllrxl with iron hail. Our batteries A PRET1EB UNB OF OUR EUROPEAN LETTER. douldy so. for I know that K. G.*» <Mv- liable to be among the killed or woundNow that Prince Bismarck haa Un­ waste consolidate arrangement* for pjURK.A.H FOYt THE even BOOTS AND SHOES. the moat probable result* of undisturbed peace lu-1 bravery or ambition. Such n scene is one of a life time. Here, the seekers that month by mouth, year by year, the resources of France would get more increase, and her military The coward should look ebwwhere. strength become enlarged ami consol­ idated; another, that whatever menu* of recnpcraliou Russia may pomm-m. deadly rifle, the thug. phut, thug, of the it to accmmt Ueadlly. Notwithrtaudtbeir whix as they ent through the air; ing the alliance of the«e nation* fur the thcaight of dead and mangled men, purpose of attacking Germany now. it covered and dripping with gore; and all but Impmaiblc, bccamM- the our ha* many other similar lighta and inci- jnat ended an exhauxtiug Oar, and the other haa not yet enjoyed a sufficient anyrtuag bat “solid comfort" io the. period of tranquility to grow into firm and naaured strength. Undiaturbrd peace mean* for France the continu­ ance undiaturbed of preparation (aurpruingly rapid already) for war, that little pride need force. Consequently in an engagement, officer* cheer tbeir, then, ft would mm that Prince. Ilkniarck only offer* auotiu-r romum against precipitation on the' part of France and any poaalble ally of her*, where more limn auffioionl roaMiuexiat. rd already. But what i* thia frenh pe­ riod of aaaurod peace likely to bring I repeat, there U inapiration iu *m-!i a for Germany Immelt, and for Anatria Y I* the military strength of Germany likely to tncrranc at an equal a spark of pride in hi* heart, or an am­ ratio with that of France t I* h not, bition ftlH.vc that of a mail. And yet ou the contrary, pretty manifest that German armament* arc already almoat Davis Sewing Machines, A more perfect piece of machinery is not in market TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER nee officers with drawn swords forcing ingthem with their sabres to keep rd fir, Twfore we Struck into some wood* along tbe rocky slope, immed- rith wounded and their fares, hands and arm*. others hobbling along with comrades muiisting themall excitement, fresh from tbebattle which was raging in great fury Jurt over the rocky ridge. 1 can­ not forego mentioning just here a lit- ourliixw lugging and hugging iu ados- on that part of the field, with fearful country’s future on certain agree men to with Austria which may have uo cf- MORGAN EARBY 00., MICH DRESS GOODS A Foil Stork of Ilogrfrll Hroa. GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. All of the latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. WALKER A NORTON, Prepar’d Paint, BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES* CLOTH. All tbe latest styles out. Highest NTai’ket Price ALL COLORS BEAVER : PAISLEY SHAWLS ! For Produce, and give in exchange good**, IG ounces to tbe THE LARGEST LISE IS TOWS. pound, and 3 feet to the yard. A BIG LINE OF We expect and desire to win only by FROM 50 CENTS TO *3.00. And to this end we earnestly solicit the patronage of all thane who read this notice. eligible whoi* not thirty year* of age. rpHEOI.D FURJUTURE FIRM OF and in poa*c**ion of hi* civil right*. ■ Penton* in receipt trf iKtrith relief, do-1 nicotic *errant«, aoldiera. and all pub lie official*, from the niiiiUter to the village achuol maater, are di*>]naliflc<! from imldiug thia office, from which ' Lentz & Sons, and doctor* are entitled to claim ex­ emption. , Lottis. Tin- Camula 1‘ocific Hallway, accord­ ing to a IaU- 1 .oudon Ttmcf, na« nccur• d the capital for the construction of. the entire road, Iti Landon. The haaui 0 _ 1 “1 • which i* given the Britiab cauitaliat* a* ' that Genian Socialism—which certain­ ly i» not quenched, but mnouldcr* over, within two yeara; tbe long rtn-tcb from a wider surface every day—may mid to the bend of Lake Superior toBelkiik, tbe difficulty of maintaining such ar- on tlie Red River. i« divided into three wctiou*; twd of them, the earterly wc»t erly, are fiuuhcd, while the intermedi­ ate one i* in progr«<M. From WinneCg. t>«e capital of Manitoba, the line under contract for 300 mile* west. Tbe cost of laying and equipping the their servant aa tbeir master, must one or all of them l>e taken away from the linu west of Winnepeg in let at tbn low pnee of *10.000 per mile. But 400 mile* country which they have made and west of that place the land ih-acribed a* like a*ea, with gentle andulatiou*. Tbe highest range of mountain* the road crosses is but 3,000 feet, while tbouc of the United Stales Pacific road* are thru then1 is no Bismarck to deni 8335 aad 7,043 feet respectively. Ttu> only barren land i* in the vicinity of and if at tbe same time'fas moat likely Lake Superior. Mr. Sanford Fleming the engineer in-chief, indeed, has re­ will happen) present condition* have ported there is room aud justficatiun for at leaat two trank lines acrora the thing* in Europe generally ! Question* prairie land* of Canada. indeed a* to whether Prince Bismarck FLOUR, HEAL * FEED; 11TEITIOR HINERS I 70c. per Gt lion. ----- WE PAY THE------- •aim low,’ they not appear already n burden too WALKER I NORTON -----:’ rhile as for Russia peace would they rarer, they fall back," and quick OOOI3H rpiE BAKMTTILU MILLS. ------ JUST IN AT------ meat, if, moanwhile, affair* arc to lake their natural course from the present lire to remark: that there la a certain q _ Z>( J belling Goods Cheaper litaxt Ever. FURNITURE! SIU Mil!! I0IH Than anyother firm dealing w " Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, Venetian Red, R,R. Paint, For Ham*. HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. Our fall stocks arc larger and ms.-re complete than ever before, and notwith­ standing the late advance in prices, by buying tor casli wc have secured many Itargaina 'of which our customer* will reap the benefit. CLEM KMT H WITH. KOCHB1R. BKOTHKRM. All kind* of I AM NOW IN REC El IT OF v ARNISH-My h Stock of Fall Goods! COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF Color Paints, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, LARGEST STOCK BRUSHES An abundance of guest* and limited in the monung be remain at braakfaat. Boots, Shoes, Motions, Etc Fillest and Most Complete Stock Painters In furniture. ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS Dr. HUI’. Eagll.il Extract of Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. BUCH U HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERIAHTOVN and STOCKING YARNS Materials a Trial aad be Cha yiaeed. that the -Uh Mich, loot their colon and more doubtful J. LCNTZ A SONS D. C. GRIFFITH. ]£NTEWrniK£ C.-SjHnrt-d their flag. carukjt*. NEW Baw Linseed Oil, A better stock we have never had, and that is saying a great deal. “cloned op.’ BOSS STOCK Boiled Linseed Oil 75c. per Gallon. compact (nod tbls'b tbe great ackunwl G. A. TRUMAN. $8 PER HUNDRED fellow, ut stalwart frame and cool .dig­ nified Waring; leading ua on. mounted "straigii^na a gnu barrel." never heed- W Opposite, I Look all over, into any or every store in Nashville. Get : their, last, least And lowest cash prices, and then if you want to discount them stop at tne Old Reliable Brick of CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. Boys’ Suits, 93 and upwards, Mens' Suits, $5 and upwards: Mens’ Overcoats, $5 and upwards. Mens* Rubber Overcoats. 5। Ladies’ Cloaks, prettier and better Ladies’ Derby Waterproof Cloaks. Ladies Rubber Boots. vraTion I Challenge Competion and White Lead! CANNOT BE FOUND ANYWHERE. GRAND RAPIDS 1 IVISlOI Not being allowed more than an offensive and defensive alliance has been arranged, for tbe and leaving them to their GROCERY natural Wasted I Wanted!! : Wanted!!! elined to diamia* n* altogether incrod iblc the rumor that Prince Hiimtatek intend* to propoot' a general di«ann> Price*. u 100,000 POUNDS whether by warlike nr peaceful mean* BoiHe Ac Francf* redimngwairtrMcW. with au ngiy wound flfttMtgfc the the right leg. just above the ankle. After a Abort eoti- a S Ihb i u.™.. i»«w. tu. cn«.l«r.»w Alsace-Loraine will lead to tbe revival Teat, Coffees, Sugars, BITTER5 JOHN BERNER qpiJH NEW HTMITUBE HOUSE Cheese ^Everything PER POUND, KELLOGG, DEMARAY A Co. One-half CASH, and one-half TRADE at my store. aoiac a rwAMcia. O.C. WOLCOTT. co VIENNA BAKERY. CAST IRON, . Syrups, Tobacco*. Fish, *• COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, KELLOGG, DEMARAY k C �JJO8TON K'l'OH E. LOCAL MATTERS N#w ,M ™ TIRE. Pkikxsi SnMWat Your regular c*r SATURDAY FOB GOOD TKAH. ro ia Nashville. G. A. TMfWAV. OLQCAL NEWS. s* an invalid. claim* to enjoy poor Chairman* and Shim nut. ml. t.t- Mr. l^wis Durkee la on the gain. A ratUiag <<xx! letter from Vermont- that could be in newspaper parlance and Lotirar Rogers; Baltbuon—John H. Day and Cbartr* M. iiendembott; with is the problem. • 0. Q. Stebbiu* proprietor of onr griat mill, ha* returned from a visit to the Wd.cott; baildiag this fall than Nash rille. William Politically tiie Board i*u tic. nitro Re­ publican* and nine Greenbacker*, and A. J. Hardy and Frank Borne* are to the two factious affiliate about tbe mere building. college on Friday evening and staid over until Monday. and visiting friend*. It is said that a cold wave I* coming. some time before Christmas Rer. E. Miller of North Castleton ha* returned from a trip to Hamilton Co. Mr*. Joe. Sliaump fell down stairs a few day* ago. bruising her consider­ ably, and causing a premature birth; C. N. Young, addremod tbe lied Rilvlx»n Club, at the Martin «ehool house in North Castleton, last Tuesday evening. Ihivid Dickoou, living a' mile or so south, lost a colt worth $50 from inflamation of the liowels, a few day* the subject C. VV. by a new glans front, and refurnished the interior. *XIX- v-. Ck iuiu M.us, .*• r. nun Mn. Jnhn. R.k.11 of H«< IMS vUUlnr Mr. ...I Mr. C C ! i Wolcott, Sunday last. unices like the apostle*, "twelvechoorn and one a devil." moat rateresting thing tliat happened Commercial matters are active. The boom tn clover seed exceeds that of the balloting for Chairman and Huper Gen. Grant “Freoh October butter," iuteudent of the Poor. The Republi­ made in July i* in fair supply and moat can* and the G wnlxroker* each had a of it like an able-bodied mau, i* strong candidate for those rr*jK>tx*id)e posi­ enough to go alone. Glove*, mittens, tions, and felt that their country wa* and woolen hosiery arc at a premium, iuijwrillod unless they de-cted them. while boot*, and shoe*, buffalo robe* For Chairman the Republicans can­ aud broom corn are firm aud advanc­ didate was Mr. Leander I<aphiim, and ing. Railroad wood i* in orcr supply, the Greenhucker* waa Mr. Eli Nichols, and "option*" in that article are lifeleoa. and tbe twelfth tudlot allowed nine Further item* such a* the condition vote* for each, just tbe number each of the broken head of the Hatrk't old had when the balloting commenced. "Ho**." the choking of Ike Smith’* cow It took the first day and far into the with an overgrown potato, the length evening to accomplish thi* much, and of stalk* in Jone*' corn patch, the num­ the Board would nmloubtedly have ber load* of pumpkins grown by Fergu­ been balloting until thi* timp had not son on a quarter of an acre, the tick* Lee Reed offered a resolution Hut the ou Robinson* sheep, the colic of PreacilcaA^idate bo chosen by lot, which wa* I la'* baby, the trimming of Maria and accept* d, and Eli Nichols was the hap­ Beanie's hat* with "two tone" ribbon* py nratt, and the Groenbuckera Were aud >.undry other important jottings jubilant. such a* nn hashed op weekly by correnIn the matter of selecting Superin­ pondenta of the Tom. Cary order, and tendent of tbe Poor,, however, they printed under double head Hue*, ride were not so fortunate. Each par­ Charlotte Republiean, I will leave to the ty had their candidate, and three dif- I graphic jx-n of your state corespondent, who does not perhaps like Bismark'* , , ... .. . “ ,lr .*,,1b1 ""T WIW‘ Y2'b'' “Bezon-Bixou” a*;>ire to "die with the ” ”"b' '“><’• • l>arne>w on.” but will be willing to ly the matter wa* a*liouru«-d until the j trot in it a while longer. Martix. January aeasion, the oldxifticcr, who i* j MICHIGAN NKWH. amination on a charge of adultery at Corunna on the 27th tn»t., but waived examination and waa held for trial in December. Mat. Fitch, of Hadley Lapeer county, vuc brute the uruic who wuo recently TCTTIIUJ shot Bum his III" wife wur and little daughter, waa ca ptuied on the 96th inst., in Ix-d in tbe house where he last lived with hi* wife, and i* now -M, kKl^l I.J.U u LjwSr. i The house of Rx'l>cc< a Miller, mi old lady of Beu ton township,! Eaton county took fire a few day* ag 7-' " -•---------in tbe cellar, and had i i—— the uproar made by he, and ft* owner would ha rnd th* Aa it wa* *he cocaned bpd the lx..,house waa saved after alioat *200 damage had been done. On the27th, Allp>frc7Tfickcnsl»ugii. a miner in the South Walker's mine, at Jackson, was smothered to death by I Wm. Parker and wife attended (he 10th wedding annincraary of her .inter Mr*. E. Keith at Battle Creek on the of Mr. Parker s birthday. Everybody oliouId attend • tnicting the Commissioner of lligb- • , in good condition a certain portion the Red * the Htatr road, was rewriudrd. Ribbon meeting at the Baptist chureh next Monday evening. A fine literary programme ha* been math- out, ami an interesting time i* egpected. --------- The committee on rqnalizat'on raisii the nMnumriit rolls of Castleton 5 er rent.. Carlton 2 jx-i rent.. Balti Samuel R. Smith, a middle-nged man who resides with hi* daighter in the vicinity of Potterville, waastruck, Sat­ urday, by wn eastern Ixiund train <>n the Grand Trunk, while crossing a bridge two mile* from Charlotte mid killed instant!v. Al the coroner's in- r«i himself with a gun. u pistol and a dirk, left hi* lionsr. neat by. ami com iug to the men ordered them to Mop work and leave the prrmsr*. Rhine­ hart refused, luid getting out of the ditch, went toward Witham who told him if he stirred another step hr would fire. Rhinehart raised one foot and William fired, 'he charge making a hole in Rhinehart'* IkmIv, from which the liver protruded. 'Hie murdered Hiram Gridley. Im* jti»t had hirvea- into the ditch. Witham then |xiint<-<! tiro gnn nt (kroeland ami told him tn leavetpiickly or tie would serve him the same way whervUjMin ( opium) went to Flint and gave the alai m. When the officer < came tn arrest Witham they found him nt his luntM-. waiting for them. In fail lie does not show slightest regret for his crime, and i* threatening other men with d.-ath. headed; they were ent for fodder; Mi The Na*h,vill<- Citixeu office has Ix-en sold by the sheriff. The Cititrn wo* Strong ami hi* able-bodied New*, and buck them oil the bridge.— Emimj One of the finest stock* of aolid silver and plated ware, iewelry, watches, clock*, etc.. ever Iwought into Na*h- mtalr. n» rqtm)hu-d by the committer. i* $265,444. Mnph- Gru *yria $33fi.t»<. Baltiux submitted the annual rrjiort. from which we learn that the uumlicr of pauper* maintained nt the jswir house A laughable incident transpired iu this town recently. A rlock buyer bought of Mr. \V. two ca|ves. for which be was to pay $3 but as he was driv- Liblde Bnllcn. On Thursday evening the happy couple returned to Jr bi* vil­ lage, where will be tbeir future borne. We join with tbeir many friend* in wishing them abundant joy. Tuesday evening, and tbe social was a most plcasent and enjoyable affair en- Richard Graham, climbed a on John GHmv n * place Maple Grove, to saw off a limb, containing a *wann of bee* when, a dead limb above him Mrs. A. Dillenback started for Neb., on Monday, to visit her sister. Mis* Delia RiMug of Charlotte, made her frienda nt thi* pUee a short call ou Sunday last. The Woodlaud centre Di*t. aic to occupy the Town Hall, the coming win­ ter for a acbool. The H. Jordan nrbool is to commence Monday Nor. 3rd. under tbe iunlrnrt- rpHE NASHVILLE ELEVATOR, Remodeled, Enlarged ■ Improved we have a Large Line, and we are closing them out CHEAP. IN 1879. PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON _________________ __ BECAUSE . __ they are the Cheapest Shoe Ever Offered. Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ A new lotju.it received. peditiously ad Accurately. OCR STOCK AINSWORTH i BROOKS IS COMPLETE, ond we are making the ent Prieem. You can save money by looking over our ntock if you do not buy. largest and moat con-wnicnt luildiug* in central Michigan. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE For any quantity of That may lie brought them. They nlw> 5,000 lbs of Dried Apples, Nbiuglea. ii at a price that will tit tut, Sated M Duliu wilt lira. BOSTON STORE AINSWORTH k BROOKS. polSK BROTHERS. your DRUGGISTS. CHEAP CASH STORE? Iimi.ikii |K>nnd* of dried apple*, for which I will pay the higi>r*t tuaket 12201273 Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Box Paper and Stationery Caps, Gloves, Mittens Sctnl Boob! ScW Boob! Trunks Notions, &c Blank Books! Blank Books! CaU ftt Shop. A Harnr** Suxn, W oUllTT*, '“*“*“* I'RADE BOOMING I!ani <•<1 a new stock of Boot*. Shor* and . 7 , , gx> bushel* per acre. .' n Inquire at saring* of the *ea*on's product* of the farm, and laid away for taxa* and other gain*. Thi max Im* just <>|>ene<| an­ other case (SO jmlrs) of those Ladle*’ Shoes, warranted nil leather, for only $1. and another lot of Men* Saddle­ Seam, Tap Sole Boot. for $2.iio. Ask for them. t?*Look at thone nobby dunk* at. Hair Work Waltham and Elgin Watehr*. WAIT FOR THEM DHKSSGOODS j Of all kind*, accurately nreparetl from strictly Pure and Fresh Drug* and I Medicine*, at the lowest prices. taken I’vlootn from ;T»c. fi yd. to $1.00. i Hat or Boot* for yourself or boy. you may go Barry County over, and you ?an‘t do better than at D. C. Griffith's. FF" WiLsox A HowkbcII more Flour and better Flour than any house in Nash­ ville. Every one who Ims an account, is re­ quested to call nnd wttle their account iiv note or otherwise within 00 days. July Hth. 1870. BOISE BROTHERS. CASHMERFN; In Seal Brown and Navy Blue from 25c. per yard upwards- Our Clothing Stock! Second to nono in Style, Make, or Quality of Goods, • and prices as low as tbe lowest. Just received our second stock of Overcoats with a range of prices from 03.50 upwards • _________ ErtiKXK Coox. rente off the eye* of the dead, and kick Fhyolciaxi'a and Family PRESCRIPTIONS, here. rVI-ook out fm Fleming'u grand dis­ play of plated gmuls next week. and infirm, and depend wholly upon the fruit* of tbeir labor for the mx-essaries of.lifc, it la a sad bio IV Buy your Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hat- and Caw. Crocerie* and JUST OPENED TWENTY FB’E NEW NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS! GO TO THE NEW STORE OF WILSON t HOWE (Opposite the Wolcott House.! ’ — ete,. Mt conspicious jrosition in the neighbor­ hood, and a* the theft wa* committed iu broad daylight, it is evident that Mr. Darby Doyle of Yankee Spring*. -FOR ryHa ve you liecu iu to see those new Rurhing* and t’allandts i From $3.60 to S13.OO. BOOTS AND SHOES iKu.IT^"4' rv For the Best 50-rent Chewing Tobacco go U> Wiuox A Howr’s. GROCERIES PriceB toll the Mtory! Meo*’ Whole Stock Kip Men*’ Slaughter Boy* Ro>d* BOOTS AND SHOES, D. C. Gbifyith’* Notionii, Etc. r** •"“'Jr-, s* “ •* f ? fc-nfc •*>MM. bwwtt. Frias***. MiLtMMllM. IF T»»U W ANT returning home from thi* city hut Aa»h»Uie Nartscta. TberauKMt that W. A. Aytarorth for. He hoy* for Caih and agree Um leather W. C, T, U. waa a grand affidr, ami the r.r etngieg. bnt we I F<lK EVERYTHING CHEAP, they are advancing every dav uay, Uli* we Go toC. W. Smith'*. wtill Hell them at old price*. ;ANIF------ Bhwk Diamond Mr. Edward Coohen a reauknt of Mr. Matteson left for church. Hurting* formerly <if Woodland was buried on Wi-dnemlay nt the Baptist through a window in the kitchen as chureh. The teachers institute on Friday and Saturday (k t. 24 and 25, was a suceeos. and there ia to be anotlwr mi Friday HASTINGS ITEMS. and Saturday Nor. M and 25 and a gwnerai invitation is extended to nil M. Goldriug. a laborer, wa* wrioual. Callow*. Dr. Bartier. "The ladinjured ou Friday, while taking ou BAKRYVILLE ITERS. alwimjdejrf Mr. Ute C. H. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, I FOR thk WORTH of YOUR MONEY. Go to C. W. Smith's. : FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY. Go to C. W. Smith’s. CLOAKINGS. find a Cloak to suit or tit von. Ju*t step right into Tut max'*. Me is one nf tile most obliging fellows. He will The sociable of tbe Red Ribbon Club, held at tbe lUptist church on Elder Seaman is building an addition > H* house. Edwin Km BECAUSE FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR fc. Go to C. wTsnrith’a they are the best to wear, and do not shrink. For which the Higfliext. Price will be paid. IuMI> K'ONFIUKNTIaL. Anticipating the recent ri*e iu all riaaae* of merchandise. I (.ought largeana wire, two aonem. ana loamnou | J F ' ,cfon ' advance, aud therefore 1 __ * m .in *■>->,<> r» and wife, two honest, and industrious ' $2.8H9.30. ami Hastings $2,319.02. .Up^pUUX.. don. on lbrfr «—! And it was voted tliat tiie Jhraiter near the Crowell school hou*c. and in a good* last. For further particulars see and Journal lie allowe,! $30 each thickly settled cooiuuity, left homo ____ C. W. Sxmi. for printing the proem-ding* of the nda.nd.hborteXMHl.d.u^.uKl -A U W1, M*." . te-lto- n-u.nrk. Board, and tlx* Nr.w* nnd the Middle­ while aiioent, some peraon or persona **a alight cold" negteted hna under­ ville Ile))ubii<n» lie allowed to do it entered the house and going to the bed- | minded the constitution of thousand*, free gratis for nothing, and persiquite. room opened a trunk where Mr. Mat- j tcaon kept his money, took every dol- Cough and Lung Syrup, would now L" WOODLAW* ITERS. bright ornament* of society. Trill Sold by Boi.hk Bros. Mr. Linklighter waa buried on Wed- couple poacased; nearly $70 more or Miss Cartie Ingeraon returned from Ohio, on Saturday last. Mr. George Killpatrick and family FOR FRESH AND SALT PISH. ' Go to C. W. Smith’s. E. Cook'*. Nashville. for only $9 jx-r C< XlMX. - EASTM A X The nicest Single Harness in Barn county, with linn! rubber trimming*, to match Eugene Cook's premium t_ buggy. A gtsod Single Hanies* for $15. A gixxi *qunre Horse Blanket for $1. A good leather Halter from 75 cents FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS. the Double for bargains in crockery, CANTON FLANNELS. To nil interested in tbe purchase of a Sewing Machine, should not fail to call nt Wolcott’* Hardware store and her appearance and told Mr. buyer |M-ac>-al>lr man that she did’nt propose to let them go . for that price, a* they were worth more It*, ami leave* a liftgr famih . An inonrst W«» held, and a The buyer say*: “I .opposed that I . of willful murder agreed upon. had bought them, that,” jaunting Io Mr. , maintained nt Flint. Fleming, the jeweler, and we under­ stand all i« io be disposed of very nay* Mr*. W. “they are worth cheap. Hrre's your $10.” say* the buyC. C. Wolcott, the hartlware man, is in receipt of another car load of tbe of corn. 1<M) bo. of you can’t have tlicm for *10; , celebrated Jackson wagon, making ortb $12’’ “I'll take them" > three full car* he has received thi* sea­ son. Don’t fail to sec tin- "Common and 8 tons of hay. Sense Wagon” a new invention which The salary ofJudgvof Probate wa* fix- , comes with thi* lot. rd for the ensuing rear it $**>. Trca*- | vj|jasr the buyer say* to her. "Now as I We noticed in C. C. Wolcott’s hard­ ware store thi* week, the New $HUO. tlcik at $7 n rbt Sup ta of the you bjul (hrr<, pnccn DOW „ j bavc I Mill* Range. It is the Ixwt onr in the poor were allowed $323 for larf year a I prill<rt/> Jou caM ukc pnrp or i market, being nicely nicklc plated and work, and $300 wa. appropriated for driT<. * Mpl w the most complete and convenient thing the pay of circuit court str nograph'. that .he wa. caught, aud wilted nt fora cook stove we ever *aw. We .. ______________ uk, lr„ eonlrut with w»th the second price $10. State nud County tax wa* fixed at $47. I “ ’ . . . vL i L- i .. »"• *“’•« tanthn.. , Our young rrivnd Frank Me Derby M..H. l.,r .Ukl, .mo™. went over to Parma on Wednesday, Uokrf »WU«>; W«JU»o ^.OM.13, «»-»—•»* '■ >k» Cl?”!'’' and in tbe midst of a nice com pan p of HwkOm. «*«*»; A-rri» IUH ’T" BECAUSE Ap­ town; n* well os the largest line of .making tobaccos, pipes, smoker’* nr tide*, etc. it i« the nicest fitting Busk. You can't brea LUMBERMAN’S FLANNEL. BECAUSE rF'llMwatlm. Globe. Michigan Ito*e. Bagley•’» Mayflower aud all jbe Irnd- FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS. GetoC. W; Smith *. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS. Go to C. W. Smith’*. TP* All the fall and winter style* iu Millinery good* iu*t received, by Mrs. Yair* in Union House I..,,—.. .. —­ block. Tne iat1 e»t and finest Hue of Fancy > eat hers, > Plumes, Ruching. Laces Neck Ties, Jet* ete. _ ■ ____ tlrlr .ml a eixxl gooxl neighlior, by even every-• 1 |i considered u m-iirhlKir. bv body, yon should mskc it a point to ] buy immediately a pound of G. A. ( Tbcmxx'* 50-ccut Japan Tea. It'* a k*'! ri'h--1 » rattler. yards from him. but attempted to cross the bridge lieforv leaving the track. His *kuil wa* crushed in n frightful tV Take vour iron to tbe foundry manner. and get S1.25 a hundred. On the morning of (let 2Pth. George Rhinehart aud William Copelaud, under a contract with the Rond Com­ missioner <>f Rtorton Township, wendigging a public ditch across a pier<- of on lilx-nil terms. (‘<irrc*txjud with. Geo. H. Jvtixsox. property Iwlonging to William Witham. Middleville Mich. the village nearly completed rnd when dour will I* n credit to it* projector. I). C. Smith ha* in hi* .tore n family <>f potatoes. which are of the Chang and Eng variety, and will weigh In the ag­ gregate over a good many |x>und*. BECAUSE Rucliing* nnd CollaretU. at M. J. Jkffeky *. drawer* and drop-leaf for $25.00. I bny 25 at a time, and for ca*!i. so gain FOR HANGING LAMPS. Go to C. W. Smith's. they arc the Fioext and and meet Beau, tiful-in the county. Only 10 cents. OUR NOVELTY CORSET. • CT'S. Llebhauser has received his tall nnd winter stock of Ready Made Clothing, which he will sell cheaper than ever before. fivo years; and from $10 to $15 k< than any other Hist-classmachine. the Jim. Davis farm. Onr merchants have got on their fail BECAUSE thc butic* of Nashville aad vicinity, tliat *!><• ha* just returned froai Chica­ go, with a large ami well aclrcted stock of fall and winter Millinery aud Fancy G<mmI«, which will be sold cheap foi canli. Call and see them. Good white oak Barrel stave*. ply to * * mi FOR THE BEST FORK SAUSAGE. Go to C. W. Smith's. BROCADE DRESS GOODS. ».nk Utnn J- J*vmn. An inquest will lie held. there. John Phillips of Maple Grove had a good cow poisoned with Paris green the decxl. and the end is not yet. FOR CIGARS ANDjrpBACCD. H.lr overed by John Patterson, wi>o*e lightwent out, and hr narrowly escaped tlir same fate In the nttenijit. Hickcn*- central Michigan to twat us in style. or price. baugli wax a young man of IU, recently quality ’ iL........ iu-u.d.. x. from Pennsylvania. He lia* no family. Query; are our Supervisors elected to a Republicaji. holding the office until WEST KALARO ITEMS. go down to Hastings to inaugurate a ; then. jxditical convention or to do the legit­ Dur mill man Wm. Spire, ha* began Clotncnt Smith. Judge of Probate, j imate business of the county. to *hip hi* lumber of which hr has The Ladies' Mite Society of Maple almut 400,000 feet. Mt. Basset lias built a wall under hi* Louse erected last spring ami now is dence of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dean. grading his vard. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Mr. G. B. Bradley has rented and Cha*. Taylor, and family of Oceana county, have Iteen attending a family reunion at the residence of thei Kline, ar; FOR HAM STEAK D. D. GxiFFrrBX CeOhUm tor here. nr D. C. Gmiffith is now receiving hi* new Fall Stock •( Clothing. Boots. Irving-WiUhun Shor* aud Hut*. He can fit Che largest men or siualicat boy. Don’t forget tbe vtBe-N. IL Orr; Prairieville-Frank Wale*; Rutland—Da vid Trego; Thorn • apple-Ed-in FalH. end David Matte von ; Woodland —Douglas B. Cooper and Joshua Dillenbcck; Yankee Sprinjgi —Thoma* Ellsworth and Simeon K. Pienon. munity, like Vermontville, should be allowed io ran undisturbed, without law visiting friends in Grand Rapid* the BOSTON STORE and Why. anting* City—New- i* botha curie and Barryrille mills, hare a new ail. in 'the News. , FOB BABOAIM^MCyv.Mj, Cigar Factory, vthinr from a the circuit court iu the capacity of ably, like most tourists, lighter in pock­ et. Were the CVfuew not .dead he would probably enjoy giving another wliack at WUL Wahh. laUce S*n was ta the riling* aver San* More light on What to Buy at the social for the Reform L'lab. tt regular night of nt—ting, am! MOV. K 1*71 lime temperance Remember W. A. AYLSWORTH. Fre*h Good* and Lew Prices. WILSON A HOWE' ___ �COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT together. Il wasn't mere vulgar curi­ osity that ted me to do it, I assure you. It WM beescMB I wanted So see a little of my future wife before she became mine, and. provided I loved her. try to wta her reciprocal love without any thought of pruaeooe and policy directing the -------- * *------ - have lieen quite y deoeiving yoa; ia a week than old Dr. Cobweb fed done it in five years. Dr. Fitch took the a very kindly way, an for a few moments, j------the ladies to retire, bring BKHl No man ever regretted that he »» virtuous and honmi in his youth and kept aloof from idle rompantons. To UK wine ia to feel that all that is earthly ia tanaUnt. aad to experience "No, I do not !• exclaimed VioU, suddenly bursting into leara. "I shall think you a—a wretch, and I intend breaking poor pa’s will; you just see if I doutl" But she did no neb thing. She forgave Elbert, married him in the following year, aud to day is one ol tbe happiest little wives bving. A SPECIFIC REMEDY I ALL A weak mind ia like a microacopc, which magnifies tnfiing things, bat can­ not receive great one*.—ChetlerjicW. taken away all hope of a second life, T bits is the moat powerful thing but they conk! not remove those esti­ mates ot human greatness which had in the world, since fiction can only taken root and blossom in tbe early please us by ita resemblance to it— Bhaflttbury. years of girlhood and womanhood. Paaa to John Stuart MilL He waa at claim a second life not becanae man han once a deop student of the same Aua mind, for we confer that the horec aud the dog have minds, but claim it Cat Comte, aud of Harriet MarLnean. ke tbe gifted woman, he too must that of Giotto. At 9 years of age he because man1* mind i* peculiar ; it ia drew liair* from a cat a tai), and made wholly unlike the anintual eesehoe of a edit the works of tbe Frenchman, aud himself a bruah. Colors he obtained brute, however noble the brute. Man simplify and condense their tenet*. by grinding charcoal and chalk, aud holds the past in his soul, flu dead Not that he espoused them all or re­ >roa s- tkai oM-Wwa lartvr: cruatiiug tbe rod blood out from the are held there. Hia memory goes back jected them, but that he did not ac­ To have anything like sport in the to be here a week, you know." blackbcrry. Hia mother's laundry fur­ and back, omitting no Irek'vjuld. or quire hia lofty style from atheism, but pursuit of the common wild goose EJBT 4. IIOOKTUB, Aadb-CMWd aMi “Thanks," he said, with what Viola nished him with indigo, and the friend­ come down out cf a crumbling temple of (Bemicla Caruul^mi*) the ordinary husband, or wife. All his sen^imenta thought a very »weet smile. ly Indiana who camo to his father's are thus founded ujiou the wofd for­ piety, when the last hymns of worship methods of hunting waterfowl hardly Aud then he told ner tliat he had no house gave him of the red and vellow were still haunting hia aad spirit. Thus answer here; besides, the lakes they ever. He hopes to me*t hja lorod ones. friends or relations in this port of tb-i earths with which they daubed their His ho|>e, like hia meruarfy, reaches out these three - two high priaata, and be­ frequent are not large enough to justify country, but wm making a horseback face*. With such rude materials the and mocks at the routines of the pres­ tween them one high priestess of the the use of the bay-ahooting tactics from journey from L------ (a distance of many tel parted a child sice) ing - in its service of humanity—found tbeir asti- rink-boots, and from blinds near the ent. - And besides thia pec - harity of miles off} into New York, being passion­ cradle, and iu that first effort of preman he has a moral nalnre, which per mates of life not in the doctrines of water. Three birds are exceedingly ately fond c* horseback riding. rocious genius executed certain touches oeivea a nuiveraa of reward* and pun­ no God and of mortality; they found vary when upon the fields, and are very And then Viola told him a groat deal which he never surpassed, as he af­ their mental and moral jewels not in ishments, and this perception distin- i the bottom of the crucible of Tyndall, I seldom bagged by stalking. In their PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE, alxint herself—a great deal more than firmed Jong after, when si ttio senitli of watchfnlneaa they have but one rival, * I In-tin guisbes between him and the nobteat be told her on a similar topic, and a his remarkable career. but sparkling on the holy altars of the and he an effective ally, in the sand-hill of the brute tribe. Tbe religions, great deal more than there was any ne­ How, from such primitive efforts, the therefore, do not base their religion chunk । crane, which often feeds in tbeir midst, cessity for telling. Quaker youth gradually worked into ujwn tliat kind of mental force which a It is perfectly evident therefore that ■ thus adding to the difficult v of approach James and John carried him up stair* fame, went to Italy and acquired pori all those terms sar.h as a “ noble life," within effective range. The difficult 8peuc<*r or a Darwin may find iaauing that evening, and he groaned consider lion there, and then settled m England, from the ooxe on the bottom of a primi- । and " high aims." and the " highest good problem of their successful capture was Waso Viola Adair’s father died, hia ably while they were doing so. Poor I became . _ the favored protege of the live sea, but upon the moral qualil v c.f of society,” are tbe remainder* in the at last solved for us by Col. Ham will contained one clause which many Viola found herself crying great trera ■ ” King ■ *foi forty years, and the that mental force seen in man. The world of atheism, of a world of faith and Doughty, of Like City, klinn , who in­ propio considered extremely singular. while' she listened to this unstoic pro- I President >f the National Acad- fact of a reaemblanoe between tbe mind hope, which has just famed before it, troduced shooting over decoys from Hedesired his ilaughter, then 11 year* oceding on Mr. Delmayne’s part, aad cmy of leaving like a meteor * shining train be­ pita dug in the stubble of new breakof a man and tbe mind cf a noble brute old, to become, on completing her 21st Miaa Butterby *lood near her pupil, the all " matters ” of history, and, a* Weal would not, even wbm acientifically con- hind. It may be that this life would year, the wife of Ellicrt Duane then picture of plump dsalrcaa. furnish motive enough of a noble geese are in the habit of feeding. Tbe never forgot his love tor his native aged 14. Ou the following morning the ladies land, entitle him to the respectful re­ existence, oonld we all be reared amid decoys arc of the simplest construction Various conflicting reasons were giv­ sent word by James (who acted as their membrance not only of artuU, but of man is mortal, for, while nsture is fall tiie holy voice* and helps of and grcatea. portability, lacing merely of analogies, it is also full of variations. en for this curious stipulation. Borno gueat’a valet at present) that they wiuld piety, until wo hsd passed the flat forms in good outline painted in person* affirmed that in early life old i be delighted Ui sec him as soon a* he every recaou, also, to cherish hi* mem­ Fur example, the leaves of the pine tree middle boundary of our three score, imitation of the wild goose; llieae when do not fall in winter, there are beautiful Mr. Adair had been a hopeless adorer wm ready to receive their visit. year*. After such a deep coloring of seen st right angles to their flat our ory with [hofonnd gratitude, for no evergreens, the mistletoe and the laurel, of Elbert Duane's mother. Others I Delmsyne wm presently quite pre­ pointer ever conducted himself with the soul we might be able to be virtu­ faces, si ordinary shot-gun range and staled with roundest poaiuvctican of ! pared for them, and the ladim entered greater kindness and generosity to the which smile at all onr poetry about the ous sud kind, and sad men and women, beyond, are well calculated to deceive autumn leaf. They seem greenest in assertion that this wm completely un I his apartment. ruing, struggling artists of his nativv the depths of winter. .Thus all through bnl I shall ever look upon the sig­ not alone his gtxjacriup, but even axna true, aud that the clause in the will ! laud. No sooner did our early point­ nature exceptions come, and ao far as nificant past and into the relation of , sprung entirely from a strong friend­ ers reach London than they reported icicncc may know man's mind may re- effect to cause, and declare that a phi- I Two flights a day are made by tbe snip once existing between ths dead j for aid or guidance to West, and found one whose rich foliage of memory and loaophy without a God and an immor­ geese from the large lakes in search of fathers of Elbert and Viola. With the , in aim a friend who lent them his love never falls. He may lie an ever­ tality within it cannot people earth . food, one taking place at daybreak in other goaaipy reports wo will not eon- | powerful influence without grudging, green in the waving forest of life. with gotxl men and cannot lead society the morning, and lasting, per ha pa. an cern ourselves. or allowed them to *et up their easels Leaving tbe study of the relations of toward ita highest good. All the men hour, and the other at I o'clock in tbe Viols Adair lived in a great counter I . „ _________________ in his studio, sod gave them all the in­ material science to immortality, aaium- tai and moral grandeur we behold Upon afternoon, occupying about the same homestead that had been in the family ' foctly,’’ said Mr. I)clm*vne. u Mi» struction in his )>ower. Trumbull, earib have come up Eke the sunlwama length of time. On three flights they • largenumber of years, and principally I Butterby paused n moment. But he 8lustt, DunLp, and many othen, long tng that it really anatal ns no relations ■treaming up from tbe invisible throne ; are often accompanied by the snow­ occupied *■herself, ’• -» at the age _* of 20, :. in *jK>kc with a certain mournful polite­ after they bad forgotten the natural to the idea, let us repair to the only of the Almighty. Those gifted unbe- , goose (Aimer hyperhorcua* and the ■peculating upon what a floe time ahe ness tliat was by u<> means lo<t upon fo.Lira of West, had reosou to rernem- Held outride the Bible on which this lirvera. Mill, Martineau. Clifford and white-fronted goose (Juser Gambelb), lialtle of argument can be fought—the would have in the future. l>er how great hail been the services be ■ pintrial field. their followers, all crowned in the tem ­ which are here called respectively white Tbe greateat minda Elbert Duane wm always the subject When they got to the fair that morn­ bail rendered to the Mpiring artists of ple of learning, are mountain ]>eaks and black brant, though they do not | which deny or ignore a future life are of much dreaming. She had never ing. after a long dries in tbe hot July hia transatlantic home. ! busy teaching tho world that thia life tipped in the beams of a setting sun J much resemble the true brant of the seen him, ho haring lived since baby­ sun, Viola deeirively expressed to Mu'». Benjamin West appears tehave been ia adequate in itself. To live for hu­ They thought their sun had become ex- ' sea coast (Bran to Arm Ida), which may hood among foreign English relatives, Butterby tbe sentiment tliat she wished born with great natural powers, manity. for its peace and progresa, ia tiuguished, and that what light they be found occasionally in tlio midst of and consequently the possibility thai she hadn’t coma. which matured rapidly, and early ceased end enough for existence—no motive saw was coining from a new axtirc, ou- flocks of the other kinds, yet are by no he might not be the moot charming of "Just think of that poor euffercr to develop in excellence proportioned veiled by new hands, bnl what twilight such m heaven or bail is needed. This they young dotn ' * ' *‘ * beheld, aud what aavt d them from ' home there all alone I* she added, with to bi* extraordinary industry and fidclFrom about the latitude of Kandiyoidea was lie t forth by tho French many into the de much pathos of tone. “I've a good a deep midnight, waa nothing else than Li county to the Red river of the north year* ago, was taken up by aomo En­ thus dirin ________ __ _______ mind— But, while a general evenness of glish minda, and has of late years been the old orb of religious and apirituri tbe different »pccic* of the wild goose ' aunt, Mrs. Marksky, lived also at the But ahe did not finish the sentence. quality rather than striking excellence sentiment, in kindncwa declining to be hobl high revel sail, upon the approach homestesd, but being 80, if a day, and Miss Batterby, however, mentally fin­ in any particular works waa the charac­ redressed aud rcmapired by Huxley, extinguished, aud busy sending up of the cold weather, may be seen in so deaf that it would not have distar oed ished it for her. and about an boar ri- teristic of the art of W#t, together and Prof. Clifford, and by Edward* from below ths horizon ita diffused' i countless ihonaandB masking for the All three aide writers have affirmed that | her repoae a particle had she slept over tarwsrdahe whispered to Viols: with a certain brick-red tone in hi* man most simply live a "noble life,"' and' aweetlydinted ' ' radiance. __ ______ What _____ southern flight. An early morning one of the moat popular New York “Cornelia Brigg* is dying to take colors, not always agreeable, yet a sharUicy think to bo a morning of science shooting galleries, thia estimable Lady, thia table of your*. Why don’t you let of genius most be granted to the artist “a pure life," a life for the " good of I is the evening tint of religion, still re­ drive along the wheal-fields which they frequent will disclose them feeding society." The meat full and logical anm may be imagined, did not contribute her. aad—* who painted “The Departure of Regu­ fracted and reflected in the heavens of । either upon stubble or breaking. They any special diversion to her niece's daily lna." "Death on the Pale Horse." and must be allowed, to depart not only un­ has been given the public iu the reccut "The Duath of Wolfe." It unqueatiou- work of Maflock. in big discussion of, ! molested, but of their own accord, when ably implied daring and ronsmousneaa the question, “ Whether “life ia worth an examination of Hie feeding-ground of power to brave tiie opposition of bring." He most clearly of all sums up ' ta carefully made, and the pits may then coutemporary opinion aud abandon tbe defects of such an appeal. But this at once be rank. If there are two ahoolclassic costume in historical composi­ I er*, as many, pits are necessary, and book which comes near being of ines­ tions. In this innovation he won to bin timable value to the religious world is I they are boat circular in form, about side tbe judgment of 8ir Joshua I thirty inches in diameter and forty virtually ruined by ita last fifty pages Reynolds and effected a revolution in inches in depth. The earth of tbe ex Aside from tins final coLi»|»* of woqld be hard to imagine a more certain phases of art. Notwithstanding cavatio11 may be partially ntihzed in the logical faculty of Mr. Msllock, charming elderly spinster than Miss this, however. West wa» emphatically the other 3 years nnd 0 months - near , constructing a slight embankment Batterby. She wm literally "fat, fair a man of his tiffin, molded by it rather in the first part of the volume that it by hia father's bouse, an enormous eagle around the edges of the pit. The sur­ and forty." Her plump face seemed Of coarse V tola accepted the propo­ than forming it, and inclined to con­ might die in the closing pages, he well pounced down upon them, throwing face of the soil about the pit opening* never tired of dimpling itself with the sition, and surrendered her table to the ventionalism ; when he entered the the tw■? girls to the ground. It immedi must lie manipulated until it accords heartiest and happiest mirthfulnsM. beatified Cornelia Briggs. The nde arena, art wm in a depressed condition expresses the fully of relying upon the atcly attacked the younger one. gnuqi- in appearance with the natural sur­ Viola adored her, and repeatedly de­ back to the homestead was several de­ both in Italv, where he studied, and in ideal of a "noble life,” and a “high ing one of the child's arms with the rounding*. The pits may be near clared that existence would be a blank grees hotter than the ride therefrom England. When Reynolds and Gain*- taste,” end the “good of society.” after claws of one foot, while the claws of enough to permit of a whispered con you shall have token from humanity its without her “dear old Batterby." had been. But Viola uidn't mind the borough gave a fresh impulse to art. the other foot were deeply imbedded in venation between the occupants when One day, about three months or ao heat much, though she had complained Weal’s genius bad already matured, and bclitj or surmise regarding a God, and the child's face, aud it attempted to the game 1* approaching. The decoys, before the completion of Viola’s 21st conriderabiy while she had been driven waa incapable of making further prog­ stature of rewards and punishment carry the child off. bnl was prerenUvl to the numlx-r of a doren or more, be­ Divest the human mind and heart cf year, Miss Batterby-----------to D Circumstancea ao materially ress.—5. G. W. Benjamin, in Harper"t ita religious seutimeuts, and in a few by ita struggles. Little August, seeing ing flat, must be placed al such angles Magatin*. alter cases sometimes. generations there would be no love of tliat ho could do nothing with hia own that when viewed from any point of the On reaching the homestead aba found hands to help his sister, ran quickly compass a few apparently aolid geese Ha tewer hall quite aa quiet as she had into the house, got the butcher-knife are seen.— C. A. Zimmerman, tn Scribanticipated. Something caused her to and came out and whacked away at the On last Monday morning aa Mr. Macenter the Isrge, arldom-uscd parlor, be­ autey, tbe actor, was a>x>ut to gel on eagle's kgs, cutting one of them se­ fore going i-p sUirs to tbe ‘poor snf board the train, a queer-looking man in tbe world of that quality have been verely near the foot, whereupon the tarvr." Or, rkther, it would be best to atepfwd up to him and naked for a few nourished chiefly by the moral sur­ savage bird let go of the little girl and My that something caused her to have minutes’ conversation, which was pleas­ roundings of man. Hu God. hia ac- attacked the boy, knocking him over, such a derire only, for when ahe rea-’ied antly granted by Mr. Macauk-y. who ha* •ounlabiiity, his grave with its subse­ tearing hia panto, and giving him some the threshold Viola paused. i leas airs about him with alrangeni Itiau quent rvenrrection, his church with its severe scratches. In the mcon'ime the The door waa jmrtially ajar, and the any actor in the profcaaion. impressive services. hie books of re­ screams of the children brought out parlor had two inmates, neither of. I “I’d Lika to »«w» that anuibilator that ligion with tbrir literature, embracing tbeir -lothcr, whereupon tho eagle whom bail obeervt rl her soft approach, you have—that gun that ahovea out like the Zend Avcala, the legends of all the flew off to the barn, on •-'Jch he sat ritboogh any movement might reveal to a tcleacopc." nations and tribes, and the Holy Script­ and lookixl as Uiough he would like to them her presence. "Certainly, sir; I have it in my va­ ures of tbe Hebrews, and the Christians, renew the contest should a favorable Vtola lifted her hand to her eyes,' lise. It frequently cornea handv when his poetry and his sacred art have com­ opportunity present itself; but he staid aad, for a brief spaoe, actually rubbed | strangers fool with me.” bined to create for man, the conception Uicre a little too long for hia own good, them, to persuade herself that she was The actor went into the train, fol­ of a noble life, and of the supreme good aa Joe Be trier, a neighbor, was called, lowed by the stranger, and aoon pro­ of humanity. And even after society who took down his gun and shot this duced his “annihilator,* which Ilia oth- has for many thousands of years been great * emblem of American freedom,* 1 j er gTMped eagerly and began to work, toiling hard at these spiritual motives and bis eagleahi|>, when killed, was bin eyes gleaming with delight to make them imprearive, man ia still found to measure seven feet from wing­ "That's a daisy, by Jove iL is! What’s slow to roach after a “noble life," a tip to wing-tip! Th.- -teMg sufferer " had been sud­ “ Tbe little girl who had this remark' its range?" “righteous career," and the 'supreme denly and miraculously freed from his ' "I never really knew how for it would good of humanity.” If the food which aide encounter ia very badly acnstebed torment*. Viola felt m if pure aston­ religion baa been spreading be­ ishment were gradually ossifying her, shoot It carrier! a pound of powder to fore tbe soul for countless oenta pint of sliot, and tbe charge spreads ad rid had hurt him. He Vhile she atood and watched him. "Jamea,” he now remarked to the out in all direction*.” ted toward the bonwxnd then mur­ "I've got a hide racket myself!" said ’d: •Thrown.' I felt like firing the other occupant of the roam, who wm staadiag near, and who had again and , the stranger, pulling out an immcMi1 ----- *“ ‘““I enjoined by Viola and Mim 1, rix-abooter from behind. "That's the I boy that wm tho terror of Pioche for ■never to lose right" of Ibe Haste Viola and her ex-governess waited with no little anxiety for the derision. It came in about ten minutes. There 1BOK, MAILS I SHELF HARDWARE DEI GOODS. SILKS aii DRESS GOODS Groceries and General Produce, American and Foreign Marble, NO PATENT NO PAY PiniTS 3725 IHVENTORS BLADDER? KIDNEYS For Debility, Loss of Memory. India position to Exertion or Bum lie**. Short­ ness of Breath. Troubled with thought* of Disease, DimneM of Virion. Pain in the Back, Chest aud Head, Rush of Blood to the Head, Pale Couuteuanre and Dry Skin. If three symptoms are allowed to go on. very frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow. 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PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, CAUTION; bottle. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-11-08.pdf.pdf 2856c53e00dd53542aa215df20dbe78e PDF Text Text VOLUME VII. NASHVILLE. BARRY Cj MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NO'rE.MBERJJ87!h NUMBER 7. FOR GOOD TEAR, GotuC. W, Smith**. FOB SIRLOIN RTEAI . __ ________ Smith’*. FOR BARGAINS IN RUG ARB, , Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR NICE. JUICY ROASTS, GotoC. W. Hml FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE. Go to C. W. Smith'*. FOR HANGING LAMPS, Go lo C. W. Smith’*. FOR FRESI! COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, Go to C. W. Rrniih’*. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Go toC. W. Smith'*. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY. . Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS. Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH. Ocogroa*. Mb said, wtu ba qto • short -Th* Brimm bark Gaom* A, Berry ha* ar­ rived at Kry Vast fa a state at mariay. Tbs Csptata WBB very badly set Hm HfewaamsMl FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c, Go to C-WTSm FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, for propasste for the aalc to th" (Jovertitneul of •tO.OUUnuod any ot the A-par coot, later •at-bearing bond. of the Vailed Ktates. the bond* Dorehaaod Io be applied to the oiaUag FOB V.'AIITE CLOVER HONEY. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP. Go to C. W. Smith'ii. For hr will be glad to are you. ws»J|iag under a ptltew andatUl gotog. Hie laid on aUaT sSThta etottdag carofaDv placed upoa a ebair. A oonenltarion at' omlMcl phystciaae wm catted Io dacxte span lbs e>an i],al produced uealh. Il was sacartsinsd lbalMr. Chsadterbsd exposed himself grtwlly daring Lb speaking tour ia Wte- Remodeled, Enlarged ■ Improved CIUS It. BKADY. no far, a»d lb. tnate are slid m progr—< -Twenty-# Vo brigands, belonging to a band that has teeo rebtug ;ho v.llag— m the (trees Bl Us BBd a.4teMsr I to.1 KMSM BS. Aer.1. ATH»*MET b Unload Wheat and Grain Ex peditioualy iW Accuratly. LEWIS DURKEE, loxtekiBarmdSpsntali provineaa, U» appall | ' ‘ t-uo-t donna th. year. The Incrrsxlegal.t»t,n r d.j»-*itel tor Ui» pur­ pose ot rvuruuc ci'Oltetiou duris* tbr year AINSWORTH & BROOKS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PR1CI —About ICO wedding guests at » recent marnagoin Spring Lake, Mich., wars potome.!, ttouo fatally. hlttoty ot ll>» attempt lo found an Amrri empire, sad U U ex ported that lb. cork t«- graphic sod of Ibcdrwjmt Intar—t —By an accident Io a railway train ot Money Sared - The lo— and ttemage done to rr—rl» and other property on the Nora Beotia roast by the rec—st grval gate are very groat The coast la reported Used "iU> wrecks. —The French eelxsoac* Marin TLrro—. from by Cealisi villi tlsm. -Jan- Rsdprth, the orgaaix-r nf the Boe ton Leeturo Bateau, who dtaappearod camo time ago, baa turned up al Bus Fraaor-i —Mr*. Georgei Frauds Train waa found dead Geti. Booker «*. born at Hadley, Mui, tn IMA, and disc at Oar&a City. I. I,O« 31. 1«TO He rrxiuited *1 Wai Point lu |K<7. yyiLLIAM JONES, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, CHARLES SCHE1DT. Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, The PaUic Debt. Cheese ul Everything while eelUere ia that Territory, now send word loth# Oore.-nsneat auUxiritiea lhai they are oterriag and want • help." —A teller from HiTeboroagh, New Mexico, dated Get U, reports that more than sixty per aooa had been kilted by !nd<acs in that Terri- READY MADE CLOTHING, MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Stasi Rm ui Stalitn, Lapd, by the lb. or. barrel, Av„ <fr., <fc. OT Tlx1 Uigheat Market Price paid favHHM.IWta.fcc. Tteo foilowlDK te the paLUo debt BUIeroont tor October, sa pitlMhrd Nov. 1: prists manner bouorrd the Amenraxi who !*»’ boon bo heaped with silra’uxis by the crowned iroods sbros.L At Uaiesbarg, the only public insult be has reoelved woe offwnl him by the throwing jt aa egg al the party by come oow- the Mate la 186T, ibe ttevubtuoa part) Lavlag onma into poser Ln Michigan, Chandler waa rteclrd to the I'altad mates t^eaate to aoo-asd Lrwte Csss, and look hi* seal March 4, 1*57. H» al ones bx>k prooiosnUod radical groead Ln Locality to tbs rucroscbiaania ot starsry. iuU-uL "If people calculate the judi­ cial inrun too nicely,” any* a gnat writer, “they will not hit it; in their hearts they ought to* t little beyond it or they will fall short of it-" The only kind of jarticc whose company we can afford to keep x* the joatiee whoa* handmaid ia sweet charity—the jnatice that would giro a man a penny mom than hi* dne rather than give him a farthing leas. -■* To stand fast in hi* owu plac-c, and bring al least one to hi* «idr. is tlx* very lightest new of each Christian-* ro■pumubility. Should each one. by ex­ ample, by testimony, by loving entreaty, “praying always with all prayer," bring one soul to Jesus, bow w >uhl the num­ ber* of the saved tie swollen just in that alone! To think that there should be multitudes who in the course of tbeir whole lives Jo nnt even so much aa thia; that, saved ihemaelve*, “so a» by tire." if saved *1 all, the niasa of profeasing Christians cuter heaven with not a soul to ever, in *11 eternity, greet them llxtro as the direct instrument of it* salva­ tion; that, upon the contrary, tho bal­ ance ia even a doubtful one of the gtxxl they do with the evil ncceaaarily result­ ing from a wavering walk, and a con­ versation scarcely tinged with the god­ lines* of the gospel; while in Ute burn­ ing which consumes the wood, hay and stubble of tbeir imperfect Christian de­ velopment the dear Lord'* kingdom it­ self suffers loss! Il ia saddening to reflect that of the majority of profess­ ing Christians thia must be true. What an access of power, then, would the kingdom at once receive if Hie (act in thia regard should change, and a stead­ fast host stand np all throngh tho Christian world, witnesses for Jesus un­ im peached and unimpeachable! —Pat­ mog; or the Kingdorn and Ike Patience. A few month* ago, a merchant in Philadelphia bad occasion to visit the alcahouae of that city, which is in itself a village, within enormous white1 marble wall*, containing between 3,CKk> and 4,000 souls. Passing through the insane depart­ ment, hi* attention wa* called to a cer­ tain cell by the howl* of the inmate, ■nd, looking in, he found the wretched ■tump of a creature, more brute than human, crawling over the floor in tho mid*t of filth, and making fierce efforts to attack him Both legs were cnl off above the knee. Most men would bare hurried on, but Mr. L------ belonged to that amall mi­ nority who hold every human being a* a broths; he insisted on going into tho Cell. “ He will kill you," said the keeper. ■We have to use the whip to him when wo carry him food." . "Let us try kindneoa," said Mr. L------ . He entered boldly, sat down in the loathsome place and began calmly to talk to the maniac, who presently grew quiet, watching him furtively. Mr. ----- came the next day and thu next On the (ourUi day ho look tho madman out of the cell, bad him thorougtdy baUied, dressed in a clean suit of decent clothe*, and placed on a roll­ ing chair which wo* wheeled about the grounds. In lea* than a week, under the in­ fluence of kindness, fresh air and clean­ line**, he was a sane man. His story was a tragical one. Re was a German, educated ami intelligent, who came to this country lad winter, failed to meet hi* friends on landing. Lentz <£ Sons, Selling Goods CHS IT LOI PRICES I A. C. Bulan LARGEST STOCK i GUISRITH SHEY0IH8RE Kilt! Than anyother Ann dealing in furniture. Laud. Yst Christ ----------- ,----------------- example of sympa­ thy for eaaea like thia. To the power of Hi* words of grace the Jemouiaoe yielded, and the people were led to ace that all thing* are pomuble to Gad. Pipel. Hie French Christian ^.ikn thropist, aiiribaied hi* aucoeM W iuriasncing and helping tho insane to those hw-oee M aymnetby ikal lb* N-w �:: FA'LL AN WORTH goods; Winter time we reached our GRAND RAtTOb livisioi gSX_-T;3 S IX g=^=!g-|g jg ESi~“-='S -S ffTATIOW right to left of rntr line what human life U without them! — it at: A little A-jeer oM« cUon.pnMrd hi* bead through ft eacoanMWcad twitingit around. WE OFFER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, on God’s footstool. »•«’ AttUMriinrand wa.aR«m. • fly lifeless. ■ The mother's *rrcamn it never will end until you and t,, Mr. Uhainnau, can "tart from the Canada Is.rdcraud travel to. the Gulf of Hex- Night again put an end to the scene, and the battle of GeiiysbuiY, the mod momentou« in it* result* of any ever ger came in from Portage. six mile* out, fought on this continent, wa* ended. saying Robitmm had fatita hb wife again. and would hare trilled bar tad 500 yards of Dress Brocades, at 10 cents. 800 yards of all wool Cashmeres, at 50 cents. “ yards of Lumberman's Checked Flannel at 25 cents. r£HE RARRYTILLK RILLS. , 200 yards of Plain lied Flannel, at 20 cents. 500 yards of Canton Flannel, at 10 cents, WALKER I NORTON Broadhead ohairs, Camel- Hairs, Alpacas that do not shrink in wetting, and will even bear washing. FLOUR, MEAL § FEED, MORGAN. BARKY 00., MICH- ALL ABOUT ARKANSAS. ense Bargains in Cloaks = Double Shawls portunity to Work in the yard, and that fierce on*laught with cool determin­ when he disappeared he went straight Enrrog Naw*. ation. and drove them back broken, to carry out hi* purpoor. When be ap­ I have received an many letter* of bleeding ai>d;di*comlit.ed. proached hi* wife be *aW “I will kill . The battle wax essentially a drawn inquiry about Arkanna*, that it will be impomildc for me to anawer them all fight. though our annr held the ground they failed to follow the Rebel* tn tune but not before personally by let^r. no I take thi* to capture, circumvent or even retard method of giving tho deaired imforAgiri may mile, and bo unwillin’ ^Mttioii through your widely circulated Mill. paper. . The n><»»t welcome breakfart bell U a Tim State of ArkanM* embrace* an army. A* national enetery, punctnal wife. towering column of marble, ere "The iron entered hi* aolr." and the utricken aiuner panned aud pulled out tween latitude 33 and 3tW» north, and longitude 13and 13d» went from Wash- dead, although moot of the latter have ington, or (O nud&VTt.weat from Grccn- l>ecn exhumed aud removed to aouthern ccmcteric*. When living they tarn barnyard fowl*. sought each other* live*; in death A Miamrari doctor paid a patient 40ft they peacefully deep within the con- visit* and squared the bill for a Imrrcl tinea of the *ame cemetery, under the of cider and a load of brick*. United State*, and the Yield of the shadow of the aame monument, and a staple per acre will eTenure •* protected by tlic Mme government, ......... .... w „ .....MU W HU aaany State in the Union, Texaa whoar great arm would be a* quickly hong* her hair. Can it I* Jealousy! rained to protect un< * a* the other, Indian summer Ihi*. And speaking should anv attempt I* made to remove of Indian mu in in er, that's about all that any of them from Um- Mcrvd spot a profitable crop. Fruit can Lc grown where they lie. The government also is left that the Indian can call hi* own. in abundance. The peach and amall crectnl here an equestrian statute in "Whom can we tru*tT" I* the black fruit* are bow receiving con*idcrablc memory of the gallant Reynold*, who type inquiry of an exchange. It i* of no attention, and are yielding a rich rem wa* killed in the first day’* fijrlit. consequence. "Whom cau we induce to uncration to thorn- who have tamed A touching incident occurred at thi* their attention in ihi* direction. battle, The 134th N. Y. volunteer* Their are 70 couutica in the State, was hotly engaged, and lost heavily. run a newspaper." Thi* should be read and aome M> odd newapapcra; there are Among the killed was Serg’t. Humt»- only by editors, a* every other person 004 |M»l office* in the State. The State ten, who wa* missing but whoac fate in the world knows Just how a iirwjqmwa* unknown for several day* after pcr ought to be run. the halite. He was finally found in an Tom Tbnmb i* just as gratcfnl a* a iblic. school taxes in tolated place—dead. Hi* cartridge giant could l>e. A butcher caught hi* SB,KO. There me W« nuuiway horse and he taught the butcher a shop and stocked it. They- piOKKKR 8TORE. £EPT. l«t, 1M79, death manfully. After lie received hi* met. and the result waa.meat. mortal wound and fell while the lifeIt I* always easy for a gypsy to tell an 145.344 white and 48.41ft rotated. ennrrnt wa* ebbing from hi* body, un­ I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF editor ’ s fortune. The anawer. which mindful of hi* dreadful surroundings, hi* thoughte turned to hi* family, a is correct nine time* out of ten. ia *terGovernorIn 1878 wa* It i* be­ wife tiitd three sweet little children. rotyped, vhc a night key, a button and •ev^n cent*. lieved the population in 1888 will t»c UOO.OOO. P<dt>eally, the State i» demo­ The supreme moment of a loafer's i cratic. Her legirtature conaiitta of 30 M-nalorx and K repreAcntativro—one of ii* face won turned toward, heaven, n-pR«ot- and in hi* ham!, clutched in a lifcteiux Anticipating a change of weather, we are grasp, he held the image of his earth­ A prominent congressman J all our customer*, (and we auk for juatmore one 1<Ln ---------- -------ly hopes and treasure. On hi* breast daughter to task'. the other was also found some letter* from hi* we now hive) with the meceanariea for such a change. and four representative*--all democrat*. wife. After the tattle large numtars COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF About 8,000,000 acre* of State land* of people flocked to the sprit from the aaid idic, “we were only holding a are subject to donation or purchase. surrounding country and cities; among little extra session. Any adult citixcn of the United Slate*, them wa* Dr. Bmn*,of Philadelphia, A BETTER LINE OF male or female, may obtain a donation, who. if hr did not discover Humtster, not ro exceed IM aero* to each appli­ wa* informed of the affecting incident, cant. by making application to the took the picture, opened n corresnondCmqmismunrr of Stale Laud*, and pay rnce with the bereaved widow; learn­ that train of thought. P* ha* ined that Sr-rgt. Humirton wa* a black­ on smith aud a poor man. With a noble troduccd :p«- to hi* new partner, and within eighteen mouth* from the date and patriotic motive. Dr. Runt* bad Pw^hfor two million dollar*. That settle* it." of the application, prepare five acres tliouMnds of the ambrotype plmtnHas never been brought to Nashville, or sold on Here is* simple method grting a divfor cultivation, ten acre* within the grapbed, a song wa* composed and mmdc art to it. entitled "the children of the tattle field.” Dr. Burn* travelled from place to place from hospital to Harn*, of Brisbane. Australia, ha* not *» ■ • Good Suitings for G pence per yard—just think of it. often lie pttr«i**rd for 73 cent* on the hospital, told the md thrilling stoi^-. Hill nniim uiifis 1 l-rwi MmMot, re M> rereern grW- B"S”” CLOTHING and BOOTS ami SHOES’. . . . . . . GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKER & NORTON. 100 pairs Ladies’ All Leather Shoes, warranted, for £1.00. 100 pairs of Mens’ Tap Sole, Saddle-Seam Boots for $2.60. 100 pairs of Rubber Boots. Everything; Bought Before the AchTinee, aiid yon get the Benefit G. A. TRUMAN BewG“^B™“!yybSriOlfallCo*! Fall and Winter Stock! More dollar. Pendftu are not restricted to education aud comfort of flic fatherless children. It wa* my fortune to hear the Dr. relate the «ad *tory in the oommodiou* Within the port two yean 83.473 acres chapel in the U. S. Hospital at Chestnut wf land hare been taken by anetoal *rt- Hill. Phil*.; which on the occmitou wa* aril tilled with wounded and invalid Roldien* Profound silence prevailed conclndcd. by aaying that iograplia ana aongs at tc - regularly traversed by "teamltoat*. Withln the State there are 7 railroads. having 800,57 mile* of rood completed change. I now have one nf the photo­ gm nlut; #10 would ta no temptation to me for it. if 1 coaid not replace it. Ou the 3rd of July night after JLe storm of battle had ceased. ami the tay. had give* her hnaband notice that be ’must I ura «p. rUi» feU pnjprrtj, w «l,e, tiaing charge*, or forever after hold peace. Here i* the advrrtiaement ton Plant tkroagh the next ID. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, notions, Etc, Reasonable 'T'ei-m Dregs of Wine Suitings from 16 to 2-5 cents. Peacock-green Cashmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in all colon*, from 20 cents to $1. Al! Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—think of that ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace,Hamburg Edging. A PRETIEB LINE OF HOSIERY ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN and STOCKING YARNS Dr. HUI'i EnglM Extract of BUCHU IN ALL COLORS An oilier instance of the futility of indcrtaking to undermine a news­ taper already occupying a field i* fur Tlte .Vegw hteh 0 brave•d. bat i thing ly in. and all to no n 9U. Arkamau arscirac MAIlltIF.l < CANNOT RE FOUND ANYWHERE. CWrmGASPBCIAlTY. D. C. GRIFFITH Boys’ Suite, S3 and upwards, ’ QURRAHFORTHE Mens’ Suite, $5 and upwards: Mens* Overcoats, $5 aud upwards. Mens* Rubber Overcoats. Ladies* Cloaks, prettier and better than ever. BOSS STOCK !X"B^JTprO0fC‘odt’' 13 mites; total t7* I am aware that it pay* to deli Good* cheap and for that reason I shall nut be tuidenold bv aav anol c*«h liouse in the ernntrv. AEW FAkLL GOODS * dition. a regular porridge ankle deep. For ■rrcralmilcs on the line of the >1*1" retreat, every barn and other callable apace wa* aiirmotintod by a reen Hag and Cited with Itetal would KOCHER BBOTHEBS. BOOTS AND SHOES. A better htock we have never had, and that is saying THO’ KAMI. MUaa ----- it’BT IN AT—- WJ.25SSI?.1*<^. DRESS GOODS. Davis Sawing Machines, “ z A more perfect piece of machinery is not in market. ’ H-.,_ .rXiTRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER ------ WE PAY THE------ of the latest shades and patterns VKRY CHEAP. cloXeSNgk VIENNA BAKERY BEAVERS. CAMKL HAIK CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and j LADIES' CLOTH. AHtbe lataat rtyleaout. JOHN HEBNEB, BEAVER 1 PAISLEY SHAWLS! THE LARGEST LIME IN TOWN. For Produce, and give in pound, and BOOT AID SHOE 1AIEL I>ried ALpple>« Wanted. A BIG L! FELT S FROMM FAIR DEALING u.. �What to Buy at the our friend* and pal BOSTON STORE and Why. H. G. HaMt. bn—KUftA O» Wed- oo.UtMi road. ago. lb.- niotitcr had a de*, trie with the hog before .he r‘“W1 wuwy nvniM. T. Shauahau Jfcoshall is the hapui- Agent ParrUh luMi,thc MTMra. Crncker would annowMW ta th# ladiev of Nashville sod vletelty, that dwhasjustrelurord from duraite in the oM world. Of go with a large and well seb-ctrsl stock liapphieaa'is fotti>d*-d on the of fall and «Inter Milli Goods, which the qiivry: “What* the ----- '-» i— z* w -■ your head <uh! seven inch Joint of n. nuunrj, a uuubt, very isosiipa Frida, last, at Monroe, Mr. F. O Dent resident of went Kalamo, ba* tak­ Dr. Young w orillag tot* off bi* rtavs to hiiBMif a wife in the person of a n Mrd, of kalamaxoo, a conductor on careful and nut violate the fifth oom- en Miss Stevens; it all happened a few the Canada Sotithpni railroad, while days ago. Nocanla. May success at­ G. A. Truman comes forward this tend them through life. The news of thesudden death of hon­ week with a mammoth ad., but yet it est old Zack Chandler, lias cast t*. gloom suicide a few were in the village visiting friend* thi* over the community. Men of all nolilicai shades fee! that Michigan haslost volving An their minds, the question of supplying horiic one* with dotting for that ever grew, since beets began to l»cal beets; it is of the muaculine gen­ plural uumftcr, aud draws a crowd. ran find everything- essential for the der. county. O. . Wr. N. Weak* had a nice, large Hock Building i» so tirisk that Nashville of turkey* which he prized very highly but syounggentlemanfDeaaMaad shot Wagons are boomiqg and intending three, aud thru had the face to boast MMdteriDe.' Mra. Tabor a resident of Hastings for purchasers will save money by stepping into C. C. Wookotta live hardware forty years, died audrnly of heart dis­ store, and securing one of those new too, but did not load up his shot gun ease on Monday. Jackson Common Bence Wagous with­ for the next intruder, bat bides his time. out delay. aa the ear load bought a few The Hate* ot test week enquires: days since are going like hot cakes in "Didn’t we used to have a greenback viltam at $1.14. winter time. And for a wagon that party F To which the "oner, was” of Kalamo answer: "Yea, and elected F. promises to be a durable our com mend to I Barova is in operation with a full line Charley Davidson assists with the rod and u hippie guide attachments. up and take the office, but went back Lis frirmls, and therefore the par­ comet in tho musical department of the There is no useless material in the wag­ on on, and its late improvements makes ty's deni we. • Christian Sunday school. A gentleman living south of our vil­ lage, and nne who talks a little dutchy, much leaa draft than formerly. Every came over into West Kalamo, n few farmer should call upon Mr. Wolcott days ago, to see the great animal at Brundige'a. aud it being a cool day, Billy Griffin of Maple Grove, rained aud take a look at the "Common Sence’ himself and "vrow” nailed at a neigh S3J bushels nf clover need from 4} acre* l>or's to get warm, and make inquiries. A. W. Phi|Hp« who Ilves a couple of After learning the facta, he turns to his Wife, saying: "Wife, dot great ■Happy George" the Hasting. auct- miles cast has a neighbor named H. H. animal is uniting but a Um iacluuui, Jones. Said ncighltor has a tine flock nnd we go no farder to see the Um with Ida wares and ■oul-atirring song*, of 7fl hens and rooster, who. like all hnmpug.” Th stated that Doc. Baker of Maple chicken*, have a weakness for postures VERMONTi7LL£ ITEMS. Grove is soon to lead to Hie hymenial I not ,hdr "wn- Mr- p- drove the chickalter a blushing 18-year-old Vermont I rn" off newly-sown wheat Uuieafter Frank Loomis' new opera building is viUe maiden. I Hn>c. and family hired Burt Cross to just receiving its roof of asphalt. “Its Residents of Naabville liavc the prir- ■ ’r*‘d' promising him an extra ■imelodiou*.” A son of Mr, Clapper living a mile He*e of "going to the theatre” every «»mi>c«'*»rion of.five cents for every north <»f here was kicked in the face by night next week. If they desire to. rhirken he_kiil<-<l. Bnrt sticcecdrdJn a horse, last Wednesday. Fast town this. I "winging” fiirec, licfore the chicken* The new Methodist pastor. Mr. Pnrtt The W.C. T. U. will give a mush nnd I wer® withdrawn from the acene of actmilk social, on Tuesday evening, nt ion; and bow Jones has brought suit community. the Baptist church. Go everybody | a«t»»n*t Phillips to recover aSenty-five The Reform Club hsld a very internnd have lota of fun. 1 <*•“** ns the price of the chickens de­ cstiug meeting last Tuesday evening. Theo. Garlenger and Rasho. Hosmer «'n«ed. The case came before Esq. The house was full and tne interest wa» intense, living a eouple miles north, husked 130 KU,en on Thursday, the jury disagreeH. J. Martin has iust returned from Iwslicteof corn, tied and art np their *“<• whctrti new trial wa* set for next Chicago with a fresh supply of goods, stalks in a day. recently. Monday, ami Hionc chickm* promise to which he proposes to self on the best Our foreign trade keeps improving. ** m<,rr expense than blooded stock. terms be can make with his customers. P. S. Grimes of Bismark, proprietor Kellogg. Demaraylc Co., sold a bill ; what i* claimed to be,the > ““«««*« of a saw-mill in that city, hau the mis­ theatre troup ’in "** the world of furniture ou Tuesday that went 4o'' " "* ” ia ' 'holding *“ fortune to cut off bis left hand, except for that the Opera House. It ia com pos­ hi* thumb, in his planer, last Friday. miles north of Mnskegou. ed of six young artists from Charlotte, Ho has the sympaHiy of a Urge circle in age irom at:ven, to twelve of frieuds. To duplicate the above. at Hastings, <>o Friday. Nov. 14th. C. ranging .... , ... Mr. Ebenezcr West, living two miles L. Whitney, Sec'y. State Grange, will Team, and the artistic manner in which 1 ,.Mt of Bismark cut off ami mangled they render their respective parts is | all the ilugrra on one of his band* in a deliver the address at 9 p. m. O. M. Yates while walking ou the Your correspondent last week. Mar­ joiceofiiL* new building carrying a tlm little folk- npimarrm e ia fixed at x”' door, slipped aud fell receiving injuries .th. and 8th. a large number of the ou his right hip. last Turaday. R. B. Harley of Tbornapplr baa sold rcaricra of thin item will have an oppornee tham. Tlwy will play liis mill to Detroit parties, whither it tiurity to ’ Dark ' St l-IA“ V will be moved immediately, and R. B. Johny Parmenter will appear in ’ his is looking for another mill site. Mr. N. T. Conklin of Johnstown for- Irish song spveialtira; Mi** Lu In Che­ ney (aged 7) in her difficult violin nolo; intelligence that "everybody around lad ; "Father i» a drunkard ami Mother is dead and Miss Nellie Sanford in awdkc paper.” It occurred again on Sunday evening, her beautiful fancy waltz, and in ad­ and if Dell, had l*en horn a girl in­ dition there will be rendered several stead of a boy, the fast youg "kids” ballad* and banjo solos. This well known company under the management of Geo. H. Maxwell, the only -genuine troupe trawling undcr the panic,-and the first one of the season to strike Nashville, will appear Mudge, of Hastings, killed eighteen. Richard Smith and Ctera Blake start ■ at the* Opera House for one week, com­ ed for Hastings last Sunday, joking mencing Monday evening Nov. 10th. about getting married. Bnt it seems The troop consists of 14 ladies and gen­ tlemen. who liavc metered the highest praise for tbeir comicality, vcraatelity and artistic ability. Thev come to us Our party of Nimrod* returned on in their repertoire, aud some of the Nichols, deceased. It is from the mar- some of the more prominent: "Joshua Whitcomb,” "Under the Gas Light "Streetsof Nuw York,” “Gypsy Qu. an,” The M. E. society will hold their so- "Octoroon,” Rip Van Winkle,” .“East Lynne,” "Colleen Bawn,” "Arr*h-NaPoguc,” "Cbimnev Corner,” etc. It ivruings will be pleasantly spent. will Lai remembered Hint Uiis is the saute troune that gave such immense Battle Creek, and idcoee of Mr. and Mrs. C. Amaworth. rendition of "East Lrnuc,” Streets of Parties wishing a first meeting at the Baptist church, next N, Y-,* etcSaaday evening. The meeting will be class moral entertainment should pro­ cure tickets at once; for sale at Boise speakers from abroad being expected. Bros' drug store. BAKRYVILLE ITEMS. The Mulligan baud ia folly organized turned from a four weeks trip in Huwest. Daniel Deller hac hia new residence Miss Mena Mudge is attending school lienr down on “Mulligan Guards.“ wa* at Hastings this fail. a caution. Geo. Higdon has returned to Leslie land township was entirely diirtroyed new and finely eqnijerd ihatitetiou Miss Allie Mudge has returned from visiting frienda in Saginaw county. W. Stilwell is putting in a atone cnl- , । i i I Isaac Manbrimcr, a rag peddler o| Hillsdale, was. ran over abd instantly killed by an express train, on the after­ noon of Saturday last. Hr was driv ing over Hw track with a rnnfe and the engine kilted man and tfiute and BROCADE DRESS GOODS. BECAUSE OUR NOVELTY CORSET. ’r£L— -- ahd were bought for .put cash and will l« sold at prices that defy competition. Come nnd sec. C. W. Demarat. BECAUSE LUMBERMAN’S FLANNEL. Millinery goods lust rereived, bv Mra. Yates in Union Hoose block, The lat­ est and finest line of Fancy Fenlhera. ’lumen, Kuching, Ijiccs Neck Tira, I). C. Gairrmi'a. BECAUSE they are advancing every day, bnt we still sell them at old prices. Repairing Done In the Beet Manner Possible! Give IMLe a. <De,ll CLOAKINGS. BECAUSE SHOP DI ULLEFS BUILDHG. FRANK RAKER n r^i*-^ii.. 1 CF- Fresh Baltimore I can or dish—fried. *lrwt PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON VIA l /xv Ii BECAUSE HP A NEAT STOCK OF_£J IS COMPLETE, and we are making e»t Price*. the Lo>\You can save money by looking over our stock if you do not buy. Box Paper and Stationery . School Boots! Schal Boots' CF"All the 5-ceut Print* von want at Tl (' ffviritTii*. M- Blank Books.' Blank Books I WANTED Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. <nA/wv. ..... , . 100.000 {rounds of dried apples, for which I will pay the highest maket Beautiful Design* in 5,000 lbs of Dried Apples, E^i-iee will be paid. For which the who iuul l>ecn a narm. zealous nnd | <•»..•* a .... i indefatigable friend tu tbeir rare. One , ’ old colored inuu said, os be pawd ,f not go to Demauat. and he can Iwuentb the canopy. “I have knowed y^with anything in the Spectacle Mass'r Chandler fo’yrab*. He hLomlf I Line. _________________ freed two of my liruddcrs front slavery ; rY'Wilaou — — * receiv­ I Of all kinds, accurately prepared from Ai Howe have jtul S’ and dr good Ix>rd will reward him." 1 ed a new stock of Boots, Shoes and | strictly Pure and Fresh Drugs and wrtj«. his own business slightly. Artd ' Mnlinnea. nt the lowest prices. then tire little puff you gave him in the CHEAP CHICAGO EXCURSION, editorial column was worth a "quarter” —— I). C. Griffith'* the least. If Ibo has mnt uqt already 1I (rensrsl General ilrant Grant nrui and tns tho Anny of the ’to ** say tl.*. m. n«* Artntr nf come down with the »lamp% just auth Tennessee. BOISE BROTHERS. orire me to collect that amount from | The grand anunal reauiuu of the Ho- . „’f {«•°f .<’’“‘br* him, which I wilt forward by mall if I . let v of the Array of I be T.unr»ee. i. »*• “r «* ,O° "don't forget it." BOSTON STORE PRESCRIPTIONS, NEW STORE! To the Tax-Payers ot Barry County i | A very large proportion of the citiz- . ________ D. C. Griffith ' GEN-TI.KMKX: of our State will take a deep inter- I {VGoid. Silver and Steel Spectacle. Believing that the recent nc- ! iu '!lr J"”"' -and Eye-gianra-a, with German^I’cldde I lion of the Board of Supcrvrsora Ul fitting time than this conld have been 1x.IIBC,, ftt Demaray's. ; their mmlr of equalteati^ wa. lujnrt. -elected for the pu.p..*e of welcoming ' ' * and an outrage on a trortion of the tax- ,h*' return from foreign shores of our ' VT W ilsok A HowkiW-I! more I lour tuiyeis of this county. I beg leave to lay 1 illoatrioen Ex-Prvs.Meut. Gen. C. N. | and better Hour than any house in NashGO TO THE NEW STORE OF 1 the following facta nnd figure. Irefore Grant, and the fact that lie ha* accept- | villa. you for your’consideration. I have ; cd tne invrtatton of the Society to join > <'*U1 mid t'n ii reunion ii iiuiuii will win increase, ilie.v.ba*', almost aiuiosy j। _ carfall prepared the following abstract I Jinn _ ’ the intense Rwj ot”* who ha* ha* *n an account, u rer j of the mMrerumcnts of the township of beyond 'calculation “•e"1"*1-" *l —««• —— interest Ei err one | Woodland from the year 1875 np to the of this occasion. Wherever the Gcner- 'U'c-’cl to eall and nettle their acron I present time, and also tho 2nd and 3rd al has honored a city with hia presence, by note or■ otherwise within »days, J°*Jr ’Hh. 1879. (Opposite the Wolcott House.) । wards of Hastings city for same year. froji his landing at San Francisco to the present hour, an immense and en- | El-okxk Cook. thusiaatic multitude has assembled to rr ‘Buy .tend its tribute of welcome. sJJL {‘/Jyour Dry Goods, Boots and I■ extend 1873. - -FOR----*• — -----1 Capa, Crocerica and 1 I_. In do city ' of . .............................. <1m- Union has there l 2K2.S4S. 1H75. 1877. 278,140. which Chicago will extend to her dis- , 1878. 1K78............ 800,774 ................ 348.540. liuguisbed ntatrsman. Anticipating tlm wisli of a great many Iteninraj 's Hprc*. A total increase for Woodland, in five from this section of our Stair year*, of $33,831 ; and a total reduction iieople for some------------------mean* of visiting on ----------- ---------Chicago . for Hastings, in five years, of $52,533; thisoccnaioD, tlie North-Western Grano Bnl.mnt and Pebble glass; one glass | this occasion, Uie Gn to which add the amount that Wood- Trunk K’y. (formerly Chicagn & laike ' HtHug all frames. hoa been increased, and wc have a fo­ Huron) announces that they have urrp- vor ti._ u__, juvr-,.. rh*,wi„„ 1 ul difference of $7t>.lM that Woodland bu* l>cvti raised as compared with the T.I»ctwu, W.uo.fcHo.1.. • 3d and 3d wanks of Hastings, or a per­ centage that WiMsUaud has been num-d or incrvuM-d as cotupaired with the 3ml leave Port Huron at 4:13 p. m.. 1 ucn- i ------------- ■ ■ ■ ami 3rd ward of Hastings in the but day, Nov. 11th. passing Charlotte at py Eight pounds of Rio Coffee fori five years of 94j per rent. At the same HhflOjt. m. and arrive in Chicago nt 8 a. | $1.00 at Wilsck 4c. Howe's. IN'otioriHtime the total valuation luf the county m Notiona, Etc. Etc. , Nov. 12ih. Rates foe H*e round trip | ----------------------— „ , ^otionn, lias been reduced $6|0J33. This pres­ only $3.30 from Charlotte and coiresnilow one to n mlmu-11 me in . ent year which will atill farther increase pomlingiy low from other stations. aeytbing. C. W . Dkmrray. the percentage which Woodlaud has IF YOU WANT been raised making it very nearly 30 sg to any agent of the comrnnv \ Ttsry nil «o it. per cent, or- almost one-third that the OW Reliable Market for etegrapbto W. E. Davis, Gen’llI Go to tfte Woodland has oren raised in five years Agent, Port Huron. *■ — u as com;>ared with Hart lugs and thia too 5:18 p. m.. Thnradav, Nov. 18th. Tick* Proprietor. 5 days and those who do not sivri/ i----------’ with no railroad or market facilities, et« good to return on exeuraioa train ean , . , * , . farmers k ing obliged to draw tbeir wish return ou regular trains up to Saturday ' On and after October 15th, 1870, 1 pnxluee from 8 to 18 miles to tbeir mar­ Nov. 15th. ‘ will nav do more debts of my wife i ket. and thia a nuyoritv of your Board of Hupervisora have called vqualiizatioti Honest tax-payers of Barry county. WILSON & HOWE. Joucra Rhoads. artion. I believe you will agree with Harpy Ic Bark* keep Graham Flour 1 in condemning this injustice, and in­ Look Herr! J^TEW GOODS stead of calling this equalization we Buckwheat Flour, Ilaalinga Flour, | will call it an otitrage on the innocent Milbi K"’;.!u.7mKrG!om,.d F^d.’ Ux-payera of the township of Wood­ La“* 4 land. Thanking you for your attention Corn Meal. Bran. Ships, Middling*. ,o I remain as ever your humble servant. Pop Corn, dec. Goods delivered fn-e A good Single Harneaa for $15. A. G. Kilpatrick. A good square Horae Blanket for fl. A good leather Halter from 73 cents CT* The flne-t lino of Firs ever MICHIGAN NEWS. brought to Nashville may l>e seen at Black Diamond Harness Soap, the Wtu. j:i. market affords, and an alnindA sailboat eapstad al Little Ray do Fnrak Milter's Harness Oil. < A. H. Woicott’s Haroeiw CHEAP CASH STORE? Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens, WILSON & HOWE, Trunks Notions, &c. NEW GOODS! GROCERIES AND SHOES, Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. Just Received GOING, GOING, GUNG I OMFIMRT1Al*. . YOUNG LADIES! ----- tANE TRADE BOOMING WAIT FOR THEM GOOT>«. Stock Complete! from fie?, a. yd. to i^l.OO. CJMSHMJQREIH: In 8eal Brown and Navy Blue from 25c. per yard upwards- Our Clothing Stock! Second to none in Style, Make, or Quality of Goods, and prices aa low an the lowest. Just received our second stock of Ovets-ooatMi with a range of prices from upwards JUBT OPENED TWENTY FIVE NEW BEAVER CLOAKS From $3.50 to $12.00- BOOTS AND SHOES Prices tell tHe Htory! HF Buy yoar Flour at tin- Feed Store Mr. and Mra. Wm. SonthweU and ao-M m/oW daughter, of Eaton. TERMS REASONABLE. traced DON’T FAIL TOOAl L myriad* many MtMt they are the Cheapest Shoe Ever Offered. A new lot just received. Fine Designs very low, trimmed free. Johx Berxkr. sreim i.»e stock o> Neck Chains and Ixwkrt Charms, at prices cheaper than the cheapest. See before you buy. Anticipating the recent rise in >11 impri. we have a Large Line, and we are clos­ ing them out CHEAP. jJKSttsvw WILLPiPERSI BORDERS OUR STOCK. conceal tbeir emotion*. Among the ' D. C. Griffith. multitude were large nunrt»vni of col- ' i .. “ . . ored peoplr-. They. too. were extern.rb* ** "-ortmelRand the tew.w_K_.r ___ e»t iincc* in Overcoats you will find at1 One of our young men Ima traded hi* doctor a whole drove of hog*. He The theft beat to wear, and do not ■brink. COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. CANTON FLANNELS. Good white oak Barrel staves. ApKt “• „ , „_______ The funeral obaequie* of Zachariali E>O1HK BROTHERM. Chandler, onr Iw-loved nnd honored aad get $1A<a hundred. fi-'ariM for Mol**. 1 . A« nl-|n>nL«,U.nt, ndand uai-.l A good-fenced, well-watered im- ' flADTTnPTCTe A E> T Tfw f41‘ Uli <_/ VIVX Id O, viewed by IK,000people. The people wIm proved 80 acre farm for sale very cheap, paid their humble tributes to the mem­ on liberal terms. Correspond with, Gko. H. Joitxsox, ! Have just received a large stock of ory of the revered dead represented nil Middleville Mich. v • . genuiue sorrow and- regret came over . the countenances of all; deep and aud­ ible sighs were heard on even- hand' . One of the many who came to bestow a : lingering look on the dead statesman { was a gentleman whose feeble frame I and tottering walk betokened the sad Zan. A •too. <u. would —soon ...... I.l>c — 1laid —a.l ... fact that k. he, to I rest. Pausing nt the casket, he gnzed | earnestly into the fap- of him who had posse-1 before, the tear* *treaming down his emaciated checks. The offi- . errs respecting hi* age, hesitated alto­ n’ asking him to pans on. Suddenly hr turned slowlr around, nnd raising I hi* arm upward* h«- gave a sob that thrilled tlie stoutest hearts, nnd cried | ont, “My God, my Gori! oil, my old friend, why maid I not have died in rour place!” The incident, touching . BECAUSE they.are the FINEST SEWED BOOT PF" We allow no Furniture bouse in central Michigan to best us in style, quality or prior. ing in Branch county. Tbeir\gas»line PKMARAT * Colamp leaked and tluid ran out on the water, eariglit.fire and < nclotM-d them iu a rfrele of flamea. JbcyT’at ajs-tl by Plated Ware__that Ex______ diving into the water and not coming _______ ____ ___ per cent, cheapci than to the surface until they had cleared T"PP,e’ C **"**C.‘W W.' D* Dxmabo ." i the Hames. with respectful mien beneath the esn- it ifl the nicest fitting, and the Double Busk. You can't break them. »0O7 AMD SHOE SHOP Clothing. which than ever befw. unhurt. cen of snd hearts; tear* welled Up in they are the Finest and and most Beau, tifui in the county. Only 10 .cents. N. B.—Good g silt again. Buy your Sete-d Book, of H. G. U.E, and have them covered free M JlARpr & Babxius DRESS HIKING A SPECIALTY! M. J. JEFFREY. W. A. AYLSWOBTH. �COMPOUND Attorney at Law, Ha who spswda all Ma Ufa in sport fo tike om. who wears Dothrag but fringre aud earn nothing but sau«».—Rickard JWter. » . FLUID EXTRACT JAMB A. Bwnm, Attorney A Counsellor, harbor io the Coa federates was due to the tacA that his State had ai that time taken no action. Ho was waiting for Kentucky to ssemte. in which ease Maj. mem PHABMAOEUTICAL . —-------- i’«A her aa aba moved Jrat Thrill after thrill shot through Elates frame aa she met thorn bright, strange giaaoea. She had SraciALTT. A SPECIFIC REMEDY ! ALL DISEASES ELSIE KATIOXD. 1WERS A BARLOW, young lister Sophia, tho last urges, had that morning been The old gray bomoatead had desolate when her smiling face went from it-at least ao Etaie thought. True, ahe had a tnt>e of small nephew* and nieoea staying with her, white tbeir mother, Etale’s sister Mary, aud her husband ateompanied tho bridal party ou their tour, bat they had long been asleep, and there w*s uo token of their presence in the some­ what trim-looking room, except a great liaaket of playthings in the corner, end a row ot ahoca, beaded by Wilke's "new boots," and cloaed by Imby Elaie** tiny * ’ ” ‘ ‘ were ranged ought to inform you who lam, that you may aL lead know you have not be­ him. With her dying breath she com­ stowed your kindness on one unworthy. mended her youngest children to the “For twenty years 1 have been a care of their oldest sister, aud exacted wanderer in other lands, a aad, lonely, from her a promise Dial she would dr­ disappointed Yetil have over ' * ’ ' The girl could : kept one hope bright and vigorous i the hope to return to my native shore* and tho scene* of my early happincaa. "I wa* bora and lived till manhood in the midst of a region much like thia I in which your home is situated. I was looking upon the tearful face* of the an orphan, but I liati a small compe­ little group gathered around that death­ bed, gave the required promise. ' tence and many frienJa My guardian lu an hour her mother had ceased to had a daughter whom 1 loved, and who breathe, rud Elsie's life work had be­ acknowledged tliat my love <m re­ gun. Bnt il waa not until the sad cere- turned. Wo were betrothed, by the monies of the funeral waa over, and consent of her parent*, and our wed­ t ic little family had returned to the . ding day was very near, when strange dem la o home, that Elaie fully com- misfortune* overwhelmed my Alice. prvheudej all that she had undcr- Her father died a borribln d -ath; thru her mother dropped lM*nestb the None who have truly loved will fail blow and quiAly followed, leaving to to comprehend the struggle that for the AUce tne care of the younger children, following Weeks wont on tn Elsie's souL and exacting from her a promise that Il vm no alight sacrifice that was de-1 she would never leave them until they manded of, Elaie; duly and love, her were all provided for. I would willingly proauae to the dead mother and her have shared the heavy burdoa* that vow* to the living, were the antagonists now fell uj<oo Alice, but she refused to that contested every inch of ground. liind me to her life of toil and self­ John Francs* loved Elsie full wall sacrifice. She laid her love and all her enough to have aided her in her life bright hopes upon the altar «rf duty; and 1, appalled by the sacrifice and mad ■die bad undertaken why she should not fulfill her vov a, and in l>eooming hi* wife divide the burden of bar responaibilitios and care. But she thought differently- She felt that *ho )iad no right to allow his geoeroaity lo lead him into such a sacri­ fice. He wax young and life Ifty bright and long before him. Should ahe al­ low the shadow of her care lo project across the sunny path? Should she acrtMs seek to lay uvx>n his shoul-----------den that weighed herdown and doomed her to a life of Uni? She oould endure aid sacrifice much for the children, so dear to her by tie* of blood—th* sacred legacy of her dead parents. But to bun they were nothing, save for her sake, and she might have seen him grow wi-ary and discontented with the un­ timely cares that a marriage with her must throw upon him. So Elsie aad John Francis parted, as they feared, forever. Wnen her lover found tliat no arguments nor prayers could change her purpose, that she had solemnly recorded her vow to the dead, aud wa* fully prepared to perform it to the uttermost, eve.n to the sacrifice of her dearest hope* and mint cherished wishes, be disapjwunxl from the neigh­ borhood without a farowvB to any who had known him. After a time a letter came to tho par­ iah clergyman tn tell that ho was safe aud about to aad for a foreign land, and from that Lour, for all those twenty years, no tidings of John Fraacai bad fallen .upon Elbe Raymond' When she. knew that ho was g Madrid the other day. one of hit moat would not retnrn. shn * ‘ sensational faata, which consisted in allowing a huge boa constrictor, over twenty feat in length, to infold his would lose thair poteata in tbs Booth ern States than there waa concerning the separation itaalf. . It is clear that Mr. Lincoln personally did not believe >ful solution of the trouble, be w*« troubled by the want manifested by the Rcpubh- who was prepared to declare himself fur war. There wa* a general setlhng down to the conviction that, failing to reconcile too existing difficulties. I hero should be a formal separation of the nlaveholding from the non siavcholding State*. Indeed, thia waa tha cud de­ sired by Hr. Stnnner, who prefejrod such a result to war, or to peace with any further national aasociatiou with slavery. How little these Sent-lors knew of tho patriotum of thn American people I It was unquestionably thi* willingness on the part of Senator* to dissolve tho Union that urged the hot head* of the Confederacy to fire on Samtcr. They, judging from the Sen­ ate, did not behevo the Sorth would fight, and periiafM they were n<8 mure surprised than the politicians of the North at the pojxiter uprising that fol­ lowed the firing on Sumter. Thi* his­ tory of that moat important time in our national existence grow* in interest, J.JESRT A. MIDYEAR, To fixd roereationijiftra9aement.il not happiness; for thia joy come* from without, and is, therefore, dependent on acrideuta, whifh often cause inevitable sflbction; but the happiness that is to the dexetrity of the human hand. A small machine, about the height and sixe of a lady'* sewing-machine, only stronger, stand* before y>a. On the hack aide a light bell dewoends from the long shaft al the dmling, that drive* all the machines, ranged in rows on the "Thia wire descend a, and the end of it enters the machine. It pulls it in and bites it off by inchea, incessantly, each bite, a little hammer, with a con­ cave face, hits the end of the wire three taps, end ' ujiaet* ' it to a head, while it grips it in a countersunk bole lietween it* teeth. With an outward thru*I of 1801, HIU t mF BARDMARE selling in Chicago in 1880. So large tiaa become thi* population, and so much of the laud han been put under cnltivation, that there are no lew than six railways now constructing in the of the Centennial Commission, which Stale, and. reaching weatward from increased our trade in every port and —------------- —-------------- , ,------- ----------pushed American production into all on toward tho Missouri river. The the known world, ho hw conferred James or Dakota river runs from north to honor and credit upon the United '■ south through the whole extent of the Htetra. Ho is sa Amencsn of Amen- new State, and enters die Missouri cans. Would wo had more such men! river st the southern boundary. The! So broml, ao bountiful 1« his character six railroad* cross the State and this i that he never turned a tramp empty nver from east to west. Tho Milwauhsndtxl -from hia door, but always g*re | kee and BL Paul railroad and the Clii- ' him a letter ot introduction to me. ; cago and Northwestern railrosd will be 1 Hia public trusts have been many, and , completed to the Dakota river by J an ! never in die alightesl did ho prove । uary next. Tne Hastings and Dakota, j nufaithfuL Pure, honest, incorruptible, the 8t- Paul and Sioux City, the South-1 that is Joe Hawley. Such a man in | ern Minnesota, and tho Northern Papohticn is like a bottle of perfumery in cdic are all rapidly paahing westward a glue-factory — it may modify tho through Dakota. These six parallel atench if it does not destroy it And I railways cross the State at convenient now, in speaking thus highly of the I distances, giving to Dakota a system of speaker of the evening, I have' not said ' transportation and a facility of reaching any more of him than I would say of ' market not surj>aaaed by that of ary myself. Ladies and gentlemen, this is । State in tlie Union. . The population of Dakota at thi* I Gen. Hawley. ----------’ time can hardly be roll mated. The in I flow of jioputetion dnnng the teat . | the setdcmcnU have l>ccn canid and continuous, aa well m along the Mis­ souri and Dakota rivers. It i* not in rapidly succeeding Mr. Lincoln’s in augurstion. I)K0PLi?8 DRL'G STORE, 1 HaaUni UUI GUINT A BOOI4NELI.EI DEI GOODS, SMS ani DRESS GOODS Spermatorrhoea, Neuralgia, PLASTER Salt, Limo, Water Limo, Ac. gracious speech of the Emperor, deliv­ ered With much fervor, oaUod forth tro’urndous enthusiasm among the assem­ bled soldiers, who eoutioued io d eer util hi* Imperial Majesty quitted the Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, NO PATENT NO PAY. exclaiming to tho lawyer: “Hi. thar, Mr. Stiok-in-the-mnd I “ This from a juryman brought every eye in wonder ' and amusement upon him. He heeded nnllnnc and nnwM’dad: “Jack Mra great deal from my troops. but you , have nurpsaaed my anticipations-" Hin , Majesty spun shook hand, with Maj. , Gen. Krok and kissed him on th.cheek. amid thundering hurrahs from the troops, which were silenced for a few momenta, wnile his Majesty further said, “I would Ilka to embrace each one of you. but you are too many; therefore, in the person afyowr chief of HELMBOLDSBUCHU Rheumatism, ktrrUYA jurymen was one gentleman who was drawn with apprehension and fear of consequences. He waa a free, wild miner, with no more idea of the restric­ tions of )*n> and ' “ *“ ■ He had ti HELMBOLD’S BUCHU lied by the most eminent phraictans nil over the world, in American and Foreign Marble, The Maialaa ( ear Make* a Speech. A most remarkalileapvtchof tho Em­ peror Ale tender to hi* troop* st Oderaa i* reported in the Ruaaiau procs. His Imperial Majesty «** inspecting the troops of tho Eighth army corp* quar­ tered at Odessa, and, after saluting the battalions of the Fourth brigade of rifle­ men, which baa the Prince of Bulgaria for ita nominal chief, hia Majesty shook hands with the chief of tho brigade, Maj. Gen. Krok. aud. ordering forward all the-officers and tboae men who on, very frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow. When the Con Ktiiution become* affected it require* the aid of an Invigorating medicine to strengthen and tone up tbe-syatemwhich IS UNEQUALED T TLH'S BISS ELI-, r| . •- ■----- Groceries and General Produce. aad that the “ Cheas Players,” which Muller sold for 75 guinea* in I M3 (and did not think his labor of only two days ill-requited), fetched, thirty years later, £4,153. Over the water-color drawings of David Cox. even those, perhaps, which were rejected from the Academy, comparative fortune* have been lightly won. When Mr. Vokina gave him £50 tor 'The Hay field" in lA’X), the great artist was ao pleased with what he thought a liberal price that be insisted on present­ ing a second drawing to the purchaser, little dreaming that at Mr. Quilter’s sale in 1875 there would l>e a spirited contest as to who should take it-aa Mr. Agnew did in the event—for £2,750. The profit was not in thia e«sc nor in many others made by tho first purchase, for Mr. Vokina sold "The Hay field," with two other sketches by David Cox. for 110 guineas to Mr. Cum­ ming. who resold them to Mr. Quilter for 1.160 guineas, and tiiv total sum re allied lor the three el hie adw waa do les* than £6,047 10a Of Turners water-color* tho same story should bo told, and should the “Vesuvine Calm" aad the “ Vesarina Angry," for each of For Debility. Low of Memory. India position to Exertion or Bnaineas, Short news of Breath, Troubled with tbought* of Dterose, Dimnes* of Vteteu. Paia in the Bark, Chrot and Head, Rush of Blood to the Head, Pale C-rantenaace and Dry Skin. ^ya. S. GOODYEAR, of the sones. They lie at a slight in­ facilitated by going to aleep on tho yy«. r. hicks, clination on the points of the puis, and right aide. Water and other fluids CotMiidcrably Ires tlisn a century Las by a sene* of cams, lever* and apnng* flow equally on a level, aud it require* population of die Slate will not be less 1 than 130,000, and liefore thn expiration I leas power to projicl them on a level are mode to play ‘ like lightning.' Thur elapsed since Horace Wal;x>l<- said tirat of 1880 it may be 160,U00. There- ia no that upward. SirJoahua Reynolds in his old ago bad "The heart propels the blood to every become avaricious because he naked "Twenty-eight pounds of pins is 1,0X3 guineas for tho picture of the year* to com* and until tho population । “Three Ladies ot Waldergrave." Dakota shall reach 500,(XX) to 600, 1 Formerly his pnere had been lower- iiUlc automaton*. Forty maclune* on body is placed in * hurixonta! position. ot 000. J^EMTLEY BROS. A WILKINS, only 200 guinea* for a whole-length this floor make 560 pound* of pins daily. It is more than probable, therefore, jtarta of the system with greater ease, Throe are then polished. Two very portrait, 100 for a half length, and 70 that the Territorial Assembly of Da­ guineas for a " kit cat." It is needless intelligent machine* reject every crook­ with le** expenditure of power, and to aay tliat uo one would part with the ed pin, oven the slightest irregularity more perfectly than if one portion of kota will, at the coming scevion, memo­ the body were i levated aliore the br4i- rialise Congreaa to pass an act enabling portraits foi such a figure now. In of form being detected. | the people of Dakota to adopt a State "Another autotuStou assorts half a xontal line. 1774, for instance. Lord Carystort gave "If one [Mirtiou of the body is too constitution, that Dakota may iw ad­ Sir Joshua 50 guineas for the “ Straw­ dozen lengths in "as many different low. the blood d • cs not return aa readily mitted aa a State into tho Union. Il berry Girl,* which Lord Henfonl p*id ia possible that the formal admission ££2lK> for at Samuel Rogers' sale in JEWTON HOUSE, an accumulation and distention, and 1856. denlial clecuon, but there te no reason I>aia follows. The great name of Gainsborough re­ why Congrera abould delay taking such *11 a person goes to steep with the minds us of still more conspicuous in­ legislative steps sa will result in the ad stances of the same mind. The cele­ be will either soon wake up, or will mission of the State of Dakota in Janu­ brated "Ducheas of Devonahire"—we du- with apoplexy before morning, be­ ary, 1ML______________ need Dot for our present purpose enter cause the blood could not gel l>ark into the controversy aa to whether it UK cooi ur-cuiv. *ai<i a mo tn er to Luder them runs the ship of pin waa really his—was bought by Wynn her little son ‘ lea, it’s school five M. BLACK. Ellis for £65, and waa resold, as every days outpf the week." replied the emone knows, to Messrs. Agnew for IO.OGO • . bryunic paragraph 1st. DraJrr ia bunch of leave*. cinlixed man a pilloi . guineas. After thia extraordinarv illusand, il this pillow ia too thick, raising THE MARKETS. tratiun of the fortune found in a work the bead too high, there is not blood of art, which was worth as many pounds enough earned to the brain; ai.d. a* aa it was originally sold for [•eunie*. the brain is n«oriahed and invigorated others leas startling seem to loan some­ by the nutriment it receive* from the thing of tbeir point. Yet it ought not blood dnnng sleep, it is not fed suffi­ to go untnenUonod here tliat Grouse'* ciently, and the result is unquiet sleep famous “ Broken Pitcher,” which must daring the night, a waking ap in wean­ now be worth several thousands of ties*, without refreahmeut, to be fol- The dry, cutting satire practiced so much by the cross-examining lawyer of to-day ia sometimes a* dangerous in court a* it would be on the street. A BLADDERS KIDNEYS Aches and Pains, I General Debility, Kidnoy Diseases, Liver Complaint, Nevous Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Paralysis, General III Health, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica, Deafness, Decline, Lumbago, Catarrh, Nevous Compl'nts, Fomale Compialntx., Headache. -Pain io (be Sboaldrrs, j Cough. !>ixx*ne*a, Soar Ktomach, F.nipi tioiM, Rail TiMte in the Mouth. Palpij tntion of the Heart. Pain in the region of the Kidney*, and a tboaoand other paint ill aymploma. are the offspring ot Dyspepsia. for ■i'rhaukal *»• k- HELMBOLDSBUCHU Invigorates the Stomach, And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bow­ el*. and Kidney* to healthy action, in deaartnr ‘-he blood of all imparilim, and imparting new life and vigor to the whole system. A single trial will lie quite sufficient to con vlnce Ute moat hesitating of ita valuable remedial qualities. PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, Delivered to any addreea free from ulMM-rvation. “ Patten ta” may consult by letter, receiving the same attenttea an by call in*. Competent phyrieiana attend to eorre-poodeata. AU letter* ahoald be ad­ dressed to H. T. HELMBOLD, Druggtat and Chemist, **■ i i, 11 tetri in the water white the seteaota are applied; aad, sMocdly, to avo>d nah it isbettmrtobegtaftm ewtttagby taking off small pieces at the corners and along , r». CAUTION. Upm See that the private <mprletary stamp is onaadi bottle. Sold Everywhere, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-11-15.pdf.pdf 4fa0caa23bbd9d5bf7b9b516ffd41b34 PDF Text Text no»^M. VOLUME VII. NASHVILLE. BARRY CO H1GAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 18711. FOR GOOD TEAS. GotoC. W. Smiths. FOR SIRLOIN STF.AI _ Smith’) FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS. Go to C. W. Smith's FOR HAM STEAK. Go to C. W. Smith’s FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS. . Go to C. W. Smitli s FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. WM rARMENTBR. FOR BOLOGNAN THAT ARE BOSS, GotoC. W. Smith's. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY. • Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR Sc, Go to C. W. Smith' FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, FOR the WORTH or YOUR MONEY. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR WHITE ClIOVER HONEY. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAI’, Go to C. W. Smith's For he will be glad to you. —Parte ia about to apend 17,000,001 for deep—Tba French vrtne crop te reported abort in —Tba bomfonlmaot of tba Peruvian town of l-iaagna for five hours by the combi oad tea an i land fore- of Chill, reaulted In a heavy loea of Ufa on Doth aidm Inataje tba town MW pwsema ■are killed, while tba da'anae va to draperato that tba Iom of tba attack! g army waa MO in' trtaa eiroeded tba imports of th* sama to lb* value of 4JU.S30.1K7 du, Ing ttep totaU-npalJTo. Iba year soling Oct 1 tba diffaraoda tn cor favor «rsa O*d,M«l,!f77. Imports of bcllloo rad com rzeocited export. f-T.lM,SH during lx you let a man a loan lie will let you alone for a long ume. At a ajielliug match one man spelled “ an.l <*r>t b«*eL A post in the ground becomes decade wood at the end of ten yearn. Cumtomkm to proprietor of bat store —-What is the price of thia style, pleaac?" Halier--"Thia tile, air, is worth M." “Bkdad! Look at the baste, will hia two toothpicks atifkiu' out cr his mouth!" was how the first sight of an elephant affected Bridget Muldoon. SoMX one has asserted that knowl­ edge ia equivalent to force; bat the apnorism will not bold good at night in a bedroom infested by moaquitoca. The Zulus, in battle, keep working their jaws, for what good nobody ever Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously Accuratly. EMORY RARADY. ■ ItaaaM aka stafi.ar apaa ■ la. mat aa amaly alleal plare. Ao I 1 tboaebt ot a Ur a ot a amrev Om« waa 1 la a land ikte thte wae I And now l*i the paeeawt Ume. Asdl tbooe’ l ot MT Lernwr itoaSiaa Remodeled, Enlarged»Improved LEWIS DURKEE n.w KS <K fcorty after I oftM > m, ca *• f» task. Um not rad Valla ot Cortes* eraoksr aad candy fartery. S* M» to » Mata "treat, Basra* OUjr. Ml to with t. traaasndoM anah, aad to a FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAM 111, Go ts> C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, W. U. YOUHG, NUMBER 8. __ 1 att Inuiil STRONG, TST It aww. TmS a Iltai tarao.' Itsta.............. hni AINSWORTH & BROOKS > announce that having err* Ard largrat and mwl convenient building* in central Michigan |>trpared to receive and PAY THE HIGHEST MABKET PRICE The Ccar of llurais is melancholy. And yet we're not surprised. It would make moat men feel that way to be taken for a target thirteen months out ot the year. Fori Bayard, having driven Victoria’s food of •aragoa sixty tuitew into Mnico, rad dettetr-! them in a pitched fold* by moonlight, toa'nj Tuk barber’s razor took hold of his beard with a vengeance, when he looked np and said. apologetically : "My dear sir, I came in to get shaved—not to get a tooth pilled I* Money Sarei t! Dcalm with Ibem. A littlk girl, on being told some­ thing which much amuwd her, ex­ claimed, emphatically: “1 shall remem­ ber that the whole of ray life, and when I forget it I will wnie it down." —A large bqilT~X devoted to mannfadsr. u>« purpoera lately burned at Naw York. The tote aa.-about |7\0UU ^yiLLLAM JONES. —A vary heavy burglary was aocctetfoUj perpetrated near Kennatt, Pa.. lbs other night, Um boute of J. aod O. F. Bailey being rified by three maeked burglar., rad 43UO.IW ia crab Syrups, Tobaccos. Fish, Cheese ul Everything READY MADE CLOTHING, commiulng anlciile at Mempble tba other day. Hhe pound kerueroo over her clothing, rad than drlitaraloly ret fire to torwlf, and fougtt drwperately with tboao who endwrornd to r*. Unguivb the fiimri Hbo rvaiefo) until bar pevuon, from her kaeaa up, was literally MEAT MARKET. Stew York Uteta, Waldo Hutohina. Democrat Laing ra'arood in the vacancy ia tba Weaicfoater dairirt In piece ot a Bapubikaa. Thto givea Iba Dcanocrata a c*ear majority of threo Fresh and Salt Meats, SuM Hilt ut B«iUm, Lenlz <£ Sons, Selling Goods CHS IT LOW PRICES 1 A-CBuIm LARGEST STOCK i GUMS1ITH Than anyother firm dealing in furniture. A good woman, after the death »f her buaband, had married the brother of the departed She preserved, nevt-rthelcaa, in uer duiingrooia. a picture of her first aponte. One day, a guest at the table, noticing the portrait,naked her if it wan a member of her family. “Yea," repbed the lady, frankly, M it ia a nnrtrait of mv nnnr brother in-Law." “Cam you cure ray ejaa?" "’id a man to Dr. Brown. “Yea.* aaid the doctor, “if yon will follow my prescription." “Ob' certainly, doctor,” card the patient; “I will do anything to have my eyes cured. What i« your remedy, doctor!* “You must steal a horse," aaid the doc­ tor, very soberly. “Steal a horse, doc­ tor I" said the patient, in amassment. -How will that cure my eyes?” “Yon win be sent to Slate prison for five years, where yon could not get whisky; and. during your incarceration, your eyes would get well," aaid the doctor. The pa'lent looked somewhat incredu­ lous, but he did not adopt the doctor’s remedy. Teas, Cofees, Sugars, CHARLES SCHEIDT, ill aadOaoly pitched forward rad appeared rrv down into ibe rails Iba brave men wl ■n so boldly ainrrng to rescue a feUoe leii ok a horrible fata. For a moment tba b« every paraoa «m la his mouth, rad a dval i» etiUnme reigDed eepraasa. Tba vrii «rad s little rad carwd away the eloode vary light —Tba vote of FbilaoMphta wsa: Hamas! Bolter. Rapoblioas, 74.17V; Daniel O. Barr, “ Yor play poker, of course,” said one gentleman to another, who was shuffling a pack of cards in such a acieulific man­ ner as to betray an intimate acqoaint• with tbr- art icin' “ No. I never do," was the rraponae. “ Indeed," ex­ churned the qnetaioner, “ I thought ev­ erybody in Eureka played poker." “ I am the solitary exception." “And bow ia that?” “ Well, yon see, I got into a big game; had an aee full and loot ♦300; then I held • four querns and got beet out of >600 more. I then raid to myself, ‘Old boy. thia ain't your game; there’s no money in it; you’d better •tick to solitaire; it ain’t so exciting, but its safer;' and so Fra stack." �GOODS! shiter tn thb town. Ccaae right u«< to thb store." He hsl tte way arrows tte street on Ku an offire w>re there waa a fir had ; lared chairs fm'them -ten man came in from * •—*■ ■ — Mid: “What do you chil tea. <m tte G. ft A. railroad ing thus Kiluatoit, for self protection, and to prevent rarprte, our picket Ite> encircled tte station, and was several mil-a io length. Picket duty was cd. The surnsondiag country waa in­ fested with gnmllas ate bushwhack­ ers. who, dreraed in rittetTs dotbra. forked aboat our line* day times and idiot our men al night. Every night we had a countenugn. and we were na­ iler Mrk-t orders to allow no one to appioach wittMHit first eomnuuiding "haltr then inquiring “wno romrs therer If a friend allow them to ap­ proach and give the countersign orsr the point-uf tte bayonet. It was my * Last Monday Homer Htuith. foreman of Beakmaii's camp, a frvr miles above Aipeaa. left tte camp and went into tbe woods expecting to be absent tet a short time. Time |«s—d away, and .Mr. Smith not ret it ruing at a seaaauable boar, tte men at camp teran to feel uneasy. thinking that hr had teen lost. A party of the • ‘red ansh brigade " left tte camp, tracking Idm by the footprints in tte aaow, and after -a short travel, found lithi Imt ding with a pack ot w^vtw ahd nearly ex han-tod. Tte woivra%rre frightened away by tte pome of men, and Mr. Smilb brought safefy tert to camp. Had not Tte men arrived at tte time they did Mr. Smith would rarely have Iwcn twen eaten alive by IteodthinU;- aui mah having only aim as a weapon. An interesting criminal awe ha- Just come Co light, in the township of Milford has long resided an old farmer named Jacob Tccplea, now 81 years of age. Some ting siucc he deeded bis farm to hi« youngest non, reserving to himself a life ter aad at hh death tba lease to run to hia wife for the balance of her natural life. After be­ ing in prorateon of the property for some lime tte owner sold the fanu to hb brother George, but unknown to hiafather and-mother. The old gen- orehatd buck of * large plan mt ion tease. several rods from any other wrkH. and about fifty rods distant from tte reserve picket, who were over tte hill from nw. 1 relieved my m«n at 19 o'dock, midnight, and with mus­ ket lumled, capped and primed directed my attention to the outskirts of die or wrathy. He b feeble with age and chard, which «>v surrounded bv a rail can scarcely get about, but a few days fence, with bushes and woods on the since be got a neighbor to let him ride otter side. Thr night was not very and fowl him cfosr to the old home­ dark ate i could see qaitc a distance. stead. With difficulty be made hb way to the bam. and after three at causerl Ire my new mid somewhat crit­ ical surroundings, was over, 1 paced to and fro, ever and anon ]------- ----------- a led off t»a safe distance and watched .L_------ . ... ...----- w the h<rn I*ecriug into the darkness.... hi lireathtes aoapeuM* to the least notetwenty tons of that broke the deathlike still ares of the ■per and mower, fanning mill, other valuable rroprrty, all myself for mr boyish timidity; wbeu suddenly the brush began to crack over the fence, and I heard a note which aoandad like a man or men making their way through tte thick testes towards the fence. 1 quickly jumped iM-hiod an apple tree, rocked my trusty nth- and awaiud dcveiopctiM-trta. The note kept increasing until ft wemed to me there might Im- a whole Rebel regimcat threshing about amongst tbe iHistes. My hair bqprfl to nsMtme a perpendicular aUitude, and I could feel Sea|> raising from ternL Tte throbrtif my heart,' it seemed to me, Ir as much note as the cracking .vmtinnrd. ■ml 1. with inw military red to “shale" when anything teve in sight to • ■hate" at. Tte m»iH- kept up, tet I resolved to bold my fire for rtee range, aad thb 1 did. Ere teg tte nobe tegnn to grow tea, aad kept growing lens until it was oat of my bearing. IVkat Che cause of it waa. was and i* a mystery to me. Il might bare teen a squad of bushwhackers, but it was.; rvLsbh a four-footed beast; if it was I was note tte leas frightened, aad none thq tet relieved when it left sponae, "Friend, with the countersign." ftey reacted my po*?. tte lieutenant advanced and gave the countersign. My comrade tbeu rauic forward, and I gave him tbe pom. and pmmri on. glad to get out of the orchard, and back to tte cheery camp fire. Another very tcmnrkaUc imOr-nt occnrred while wc were at thb camp. Dan Bowiev, of my company, had deserted tte fall be­ fore while wr were in Xortteru Mary­ land. Be was captured, and during the latter |uirt of tlie summer of '«3 we bad frequently seen him with the pro­ ----- ---------- * Lite all desertere te ted dowu-raat look. He waa M.ntcncvd to te shot, and the day aod tear was set. and arrived while wc were at Catlett's station. Previous to this our colonel liad Interceded in Dun s behalf, and importuned Gens. Terry, dtadrr, Sclgwiek ami Wrote. culm re nigh fruxe to death, and I brought ’em here to thaw out.^ “Aod wr won’t even look at yon. •That’s richness, lucre’s iunocenecr laughed tte shiner, and man's face cleared and te poked up. the fire and ■aid they could ait nearer. “Spoae BJf'n you chip in and tey ’em ramthin’ Co slay thbr sloorachsF sug­ gested shiner ail of« sudden. “Tell you what, some of tte childten in. thb town don't have a square meal any mnre'n you’n me wcai diamonds. ma. y.,.huinyr “Y es, ma'ate if you won’t lie mad at IW." Ah<- replied. Tba man stood irrevolate. tet shin­ er went down into hb pocket, rattled aronnd and raid: "Hare’s ten ernta that says they are 500 yards of Dress Brocades, at 10 cents. 300 yards of all wool Cashmeres^ at 50 cents. 500 yards of Lumberman’s Checked Flannel at 25 cents. 200 yards of Plain Red Flannel, at 20 ^ents. A' 500 yards of Canton Flannel, at 10 cents. Broadhead Mohaira, Camel Hairs, Alpacas that do not shrink ■ even bear washing. wetting, and will anil save the rest for rapper. Kin ye find the wav terne alone!* you feel as warm aa ,tater -All right, then. We’re dead to rights obliged to thb man. and ITI hick hb boots la-sides. You'd better rnna long home now. what ye goin’ to tell yer mother!" • ••III tell her we eomc nwful near go­ in* to Hcareu, and my little brother tlianka you. too, anti now we’ll go. and—anh tliauk you, ma'am, erer so many times .good bye!" The man looked after them through the window with softer lines in his face than had lieen there for mouths. The boy stood outside ou tbe walk ami watched until they had turned a cordcr, ami then exclaimed: “Phew! but I most feel that 1 was ingaigrd to that gal!"— Fne Prru. WALKER t HORTON, FLOUR, MEAL ? FEED, M010Al. BAHT 00., KOH nniTIOR FilllEKI «or sUK “Well, I’ll five as mueb,’* replied the man. "Yon go tey something ■ml they can sit here ate eat it.” Sinner bought crackers ami eberor. and the children ate until be frit Edward Voorhees. a young man about twenty-our, living about four mile* northwest of Buchanan, was shut while out trapping Saturday last, and died during the nigh!, Hr and another young man were setting some traps on Judays lake, and Iia<r with them a musket loaded with shot. Young Voothers undertook to draw the musket toward him by the muarie, wheuit was discharged. tte haul takiug effort in hb right leg, shattering it badly. ami patepg frow that into the other leg. Hb companion rowed the teat to the shore and ran for assist­ ance but was gone about two hours, ia a rewpcctaldc, industrious fanner of mid in the meantime Vooriiees bled to reralntc will, and he at once answered badly that hr could not be revived, the appeal by going. As be approach­ and died daring the night. ed the craxy man's house te met Mclrac. who was raving furiously and thraateaad U> kill divers people, in­ cluding hb mother-in-law, firs. La Grew who was following and trying to get him back tn the homie. Meter at . o’clock once attacked Manh. whom he beat . —™_mhb throat with hb fists, clawed, bit, and olter- with a shoe knife. The unfortunate .IanJi lr^ (o avoM1 man had te. n talk.ng stebt self -de­ toward bis own house struction all last Week, mid a watch was kept upon him by hb fellow-mnpthe madman, and here a Jtaqierate Iwyca. who suspecteil that te was out cneonnter enracd. The woman and of hb mind. Al tbe hour mentioned Marsh were tech attacked by Mrlsac. thb afternoon he left his bench and who stabbed the former eight times went to the cioret in the rear of the with a knife, indicting what mar prove step, shut the door, ami thru drew fatal wounds. .Marsh defended him- tte keen Wade aernss his throat, srtf with a hoe for a time, but finding almost literally severing tbe brad from that nothing bat hb life would app­ his Imdv and cutting deep into the ease tte madman, he finally seised an windpipe. After making thb horrid ax and crushed Mclzac's skull, killing wound Habrick pitched forward againat him iastantly. Before temin Mrriug tte door, which tew open no that hb thb Ctep .icGrore Marsh ted l^n body lay" aertes the threslihold and stbted deeply under tte rigbf .teuhler was mm-u by one of tte workmen in tte tiladc and cut across tte right hand. ।step. 1>r. 8tettensou was sum mooed ra that te had Is one tbe ax with hb । ‘ which ■rdiral exleft. After killing tte madman Mr. । rst. tet tbrre Wa­ Marsh fell to tte ground fainting from । t's rrrovrry from lorn of blood au<l mUM-ular exhaustion , 1 lectors have ■ttemled Mandi and Mrs. La Grew, and both are said to be in a A terrible tragedy Was enacted in tte township of Mt. Hah-y. Midland county, on Sunday morningThe seaonoftte Uoady adair was on tte premises of Mose. Ik Marsh, a farmer, iviug about five mite southwo-t at didland county. It-crema that Loqh Mrlxsc, wte is a fanner tea been con­ sidered **n little off- for some time and Hist on Saturday night ami Snmiay WE OFFER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. 100 pairs Ladies’ All Leather Shoes, warranted, for $1.00. 100 pairs of Mens’ Tap Sole, Saddle-Seam Boots for $2.60. 100 pairs of Rubber Boots. Everything; Bought Before the Advance, and you get the Benefit. gEI»T. lut, 1870, The luathcmatirian. pencil in Land, is let loose again, and this is .how be attacks the v rar. He asx its that the year will be a mathematical cu­ riosity. From left to right and from right to left it reads the same; 18 di­ vided by 9 giver 8 as quotient; 81 divided by B and V is the quotient. If 1881 is divided I>y 908. 9 is the quotient; if divided by ft tbe quo­ tient contains a 9 if multi plied by 9, tbe product contains two its. One and 8 are ft 8 and 1 are ft If the !H be placed trader the. 81 and added, the sum bW. Iftbefiguifc I* added thus, 1.8,8, 1, if wiU give lk Reading from left to right u 1ft and reading from right to left is 18, and 18 b twouintteoffil. By adding, dividing and multiplying nineteen im are produced ; being one 1* for eueb year required to complete the century. _____________ I AM NOW IN BECEII’T OF My New Slock of Fall Goods! COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OP CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS AT Corn taken in exchange fur blacksmithing also two thousand bush eh wanted ou acet, at the Fot dkkt in XoahviUr. BrM AppM HOSIERY. Cash paid for Dried Ajtpteial thr Fevd>ore of Haunr ftTvaxeA. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN aod STOCKING YARNS talhe. J.p 1 ItltAH FOR THE BOSS STOCK ------ OF-— Mr. John Andrews h budding a tea-e on J. Haight's farm. Tte marten institute will be bold at the city hall ou Nov. 91 and 92. Meum. 8. A H. ami G. W. 8. hare gone up north U> hunt drer i.ml shoot • Largest and Best Selected Stock NEW FALL GOOT>« ------ JU8T IN AT------ FURNITURE Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers, Bureaus, Extension Tables, KOCHEE BROTHERS. DRESS GOODS. All of the latest xhades and pattern* VERY CHEAP. cloaLkTivgf. BEAVER& CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. A.11 the latest styles out BEAVER 1 PAISLEY 8HA THE LABGE8T LINK IN TOWN. �JjOSTON rrOBE. SIRUP! What to Buy at the Circuit roan ’ >1.0. Haul • MF Tte fawnt fare erf piste I w«j BOSTON STORE and Why. Court was railed ■dl A No.1 warn bought forxpoC c competition. DKMAkAX. gF8. -Lirbhan»sr teacruses, rewired his. Of tte criminal eaunca fifteen and winter stock of Iteaily Made similar of Arabian Ncll.urariy BROCADE DRESS GOODS. With his spotted BECAUSE they are the Fineat and and moat Beau, Georgia, and having sold hU farm will (Me). Teud^mtkmtw gad: (hie) Gibbs, was continued over the term. Xi. B.«* llrrfmkMI, Johuaon wax admited to bail in the an tn of fl,(Ml and Jamca Johnaon was re­ manded to jail. for that feller (hie) that hit me.” Wm. E. Shields is tiful in the cfldbty. Ha«hy & Bakrs keep GrahaimHour Buckwheat Flour, Haatlugs Flour, (trew proemnCP. HaBwfi* Timur. Mpfo Mill* Floor, Cora. Oat*. Ground Frod. OUR NOVELTY CORSET. WENT KALAWO ITKMfi. BECAUSE it is the nicest fitting, and the Double TV AU the fall and winter styles in Turkeys roost high. Sam. Matteson left for Jackson Saturday last to visit hl* non. During the week there has 'la-cn great fall of rain in this section. Attention is called to Frank fiakefs trial on boot*. Busk. LUMBERMAN’S FLANNEL. violently backwards as to dislocate his R. B. Harley is talking of moving to half ircneasTexaa soil la far behind Mich igwu. g»d that tbe shot-gun and “brig- proclivities can endure and be happy. Sudm^tteOowa Lake will lone a mighty good cittern. Freddie Baker, an indnatnooa youth has collected during the past 13 months 17,201 postage stamps. Tbe W.C.T.U. win giro a mu*h and milk social, ou Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th at the Baptikt church. Go every­ body and have lota of fun. The construction iraiu ha* dropped steel rails along the lire of the railroad to this place, and the track-layers are within a mile of the station. Owing to the ••scorch’’ with which the Albion College was afflicted with had dered a verdict of guilty. L. E. Knap­ Its yet alive. pen for the people, and James Clarke 0. F. Long terii •old hi* farm in for respondent ---------- ----- -----------jt the farm of Isaac Of |he issues of fact six were strick­ Brooks, in ‘Maple Grove. The commissioner of highway* was en from the calendar, one settled and two continued over the term, leaving around during the week —-*’——the annual report of the 1 twenty-.one for trial. Tbe most im­ srer*. , portant of these ia the. Sherifl’s ease Geo. Crowell having the old school house in his d 1st rich is poring it on hi* fanu for a store roota for farming I* taken up before Monday. utensils. . (* The only chancery cases from the -Miss Abby Recne, sihtfbi of Ed. was cast part of the county arc the divorce legally changed to cotton *or. 1st, that case of Hinchman vs. Hinchman in is she was married to a gnu tic man by the name of Wm. C«atuii_. which the defendant J. Seward, ia rep­ The ochool in DinC NoTT is post poned resented by the Hon. L. I). Dibble, of for one week on account of tbe teacher Battle Creek. The complainant ia rep­ J. J;Potter.being summoml to attend resented by L. E. and C. M. Knappon; a law suit at Hostings. Now that district No. I lin* a new and tbn old chancery caac of llnuly va. school houre the cry in: Wlierc can Barnum, a bill filed to qniel the title of we get n minUter of the gosiicl to come Brady in the farm in Woodland, known and speak to u* alrant the wnv of life. a* the StcvcuMiu faiui. Compl't. ia rep ed in a couple of 4-inonths-old pigs a few d»y* since and turned them in with tbe eowa Since H*n Allie ha* had a home f.om acluxil for few day*. faint idea that tbe cows milk was sort Tilt Ijulica Mite Society of Maple o'drying up and t&e, other morning Grove, will m.<t at the paraonagv of while engaged iu milking ho noticed Rev. I). H. Shelley, on Nov. 30th. A the pigs sitting on their haunches, en- cordial welcome ia extruded to all. W. N. De Vine, our townahip treas­ defendant by John Carrrth. do his own milking, the urer, departed for Kanaaa on thcTneaIn the cane of Daugherty va. Coburn, cause continued the term by consent. •e friends and view the landscape 'ore. B. H. Plumley a former "typo" of ’ A Disgusting Spectacle. Walter 8. Power* and Emily J. Fox. leave was wm granteu granted plain plaintiff to amenn amend leave tin io On Monday the youth of this village Iona Tclcpkosc. The Nters trays are all writ nml >lrel*t-nii..n an<l .mu. . .map|M*<l out for position* of trust and depraving spectacle of ten hualtand* ou calender for trial. L. E. Knapp?u responsibility. for plaintiff. W. 8. Power* for defrnand father* of families in Maple Alf. Buxton is getting stone on the ,i.lU . Grove, Barryvillc and Vermontville, on Ti,i . ai ii i ground for his new building. The '1hi*»waii what was said and done by bricks have been bought and all prehistory of Nashville has such a acene two certain onr*. John Dennis said: aralions made to commence the build­ "At thr Bull Hun fight Washington lieen witnessed. and the damage that ing caijy in the spring. ought to have Itren burned, and Zach. auch a spectacle done to the morals of the youth of this village can not be enumerated in thia ehaptei. Hail we Ixxra able to procure all the name* of glad to publish them in the News. After the show ou Friday night, two or three Charlotte boy* aided and abet­ ted by a like number from thia village, filled up with that which, make* men two or three long hour*, turned our main street into a perfect pandemonium. Mounting the stair* of L. L. Loomis' building, they tipped down of many weary hours for the ladies liv­ ing in the second story of that build­ ing. marired aeveral window lighU out of the building owntxl by L. L. Loomis, C. W. Wickham, C. C. Wol­ cott, Joo. Berner, and W. H. Griswold, jammed In Andy Lcnx door and tore down H. Gass’ sign, and raised cain geancally. disturbing the inmates of tire hotel and resident* along Main St. But Saturday morning the gentlemen mentioned above, swore out warrant* lx* was dispatciied to Charlotte for first fiavorable opportunity ami train to go Lome. The Nashville boys were mighty glad to pay a nice smart money for their dcvtliuhnr** but the Charlotte boys when asked to pay their appor­ tionment vowed ther would stand a Thursday before Esq. Parody. When Thursday came the boys with their attorny R. W. Shriner appeared teforc cd until December 12th. Those OhidtenB. The second test of the Jones-Philip* chicken law suit occurred on Monday, and through theimpasaioued eloquence of Hijab, resulted iu a verdict of 73. favor of the plaintiff. The oust* will approximate *20. and as in all proba­ bilities there lias been more trouble boro .in Nashville, at the Cigar Fact­ ory and don’t you for get It. try nie once. Aw»r C. Lkmx. FINEST SEWED BOOT BECAUSE they are the best to wear, and dp not shrink. Store of Hanur A Bakki can boy by the ton or hui at mill prices. COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. CANTON FLANNELS. brought to Nashville may be urcn at WnKKLKK’a. Repairing Done In the Best Manner Possible! When you buy Plated Warr that Ex­ tra I laic is 30 per rent, cheaper than Trippie. ______ C.W. Dkmabat. Clive JVIe a Call! Farm ft»r Male. SHOP H DLLETS BUILDUG. A good-fenced, well-watered and te- [ proved HO acre farm for sale very chew ■ on HImtmI terms. Correspond with, Gro. H. Juiixsox, Middleville Mich. _ . , , ,, ,—*” 1 ^School Book at i FRANK RAKKR. BROTHERS DRUGGISTS, Have Just received a large stock of i i ’ I ‘iSTt’1*' ’’'V”' *UI ?” i «'h«W. [ __ WILSON i HOWE GROCERIES earth Iw-gan to ln-ml4<-. tin- Umbs (•» fall from the trees, und thr- two hall* of fire to merge in one. But Bake turned the key. and tregan tn play “Yankee Doodle.'’ When n- if by BOOTS ANO SHOES, ’*'■ Every one who has an account, ia rciK-Mtid to call nud sei lie their account y note or otherwi*« w itliiu 30 days. July Ilth, imtii. fire to diminish in sue and to ilrsrml _ _______ Ktokkk Cook. toward thr earth. Bakr plied hi* bow , more lively “Yankee Doodle" to grow .t™.. i IP" Buy ymir Dry- Goods, Boots and i Shoe*. Hat* ami Caps, Cnx-rriro ami ± objroL ami giving a last, lond tour from the fiddle splitting “iankcr Dimdie" all to atoms, tire animal vanished. dd" —1:‘ . . 1 •xksOi“ix- --.j; i„w2S^EsmJ ,,,WP** “ 1 ,l,r Ktc. Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. Drmanty's Npera. A"- .11 lA-n-.; l~U, Brilliant and Prldile glass; one Klass i fitting all frame*. Brat OO-ccul Chewing Wiuok ii Huwe'h. WILSON A HOWE. J^TEW tiORDN Just Received They nil do M. Go to tbe Old Reliable Market for Fresh. Salt amt Smoked Meat* of all kinds. Hkxkv Rok. ing them out CHEAP. PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON. BECAUSE they are the Cheapest Shoe Ever Offered. A new lot just received. STOCK IS COMPLETE, and we are making the ent JPriceafi. You enn save money by looking over our stock jf you do not buy. 5,000 lbs of Dried Apples, For which the Ilig-liowt Price will be paid. BOSTON STORE NewGoods, New Goods! Anticipating a change of weather, we are prepared to supply all our customers, (and we ask for just one hundred more than we now have) with the (necessaries for such a change. A BETTER LINE OF Fall and Winter Stock! Ha* never been brought to Nashville, or sold on Moi ■e Reasonable Term* Good Suitings for G pence per yard—just think of it Dregs of Wine Suitings from 16 to 25 cents. Peacock-green Cashmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in all colors, frorp 20 cents to $1. Al! Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—think of that. A PRETIER LINE OF CANNOT BE FOUND ANYWHERE. CLOTHED A SPECIALTY, Boys’ Suits, $3 and upward^ Mena’ Strife, $5 and upwards: Men*’ Overcoafe, $5 and upwards. Menn’ Rubber Overcoafe. Ladiea* Cloak*, prettier and better than ever Ladiea’ Derby Waterproof Cloaks. Ladies Rubber Boofe. BOOTS AND SHOES. A better atock we have never had, ami GOIIG, GOIHC. GUNG! MTN, I wife YOUNG LADIEH! <me" where ever be ia. A.' Bill Button cap" “Oh wtetawfflian I am” aad ia •'LmV “far al! aweh am we dortora" BECAUSE we have a Large Line, and we are clos­ BmI:! NEW GOODS! becauae it paid large taxes. No mer­ chant iu Hastings or Nashville pay* aa much taxes as does tbe saloou keeper, and ba believed that the law was CLOAKINGS. Blank Books I Blank Books I NEW STORE! Clem, has a way of elincliing hia arguments by giving fignn-s that ought to make the matter of tem­ smoker*, when yon feel like smoking, perance plain to even a way­ leave your nk-lles with Andy, ami farer. On this orcaaiuu he abownl one prying oklmotber-iu-law. wr deem tbn* patronize a home institution. from Dr. Hitchcock’s report* for the The M. C. R. R. have out a new time that a some what lengthy local upon State, that tbe greater jirrccntagv of this matter will lx- of vital importance table, which takes effort on the l«th in«t. the inmates of tbe asylums arid priaona toonrreadeia. The fact* of the caw were brought there by intemperance : are briefly these: Mr. Philips sowed that tbe report* of the various life in­ a piece erf wheat on bis laud in the mlnuUw earlier, while the mail Grand surance companies showed that a large south port -of tbe corporation. Mr. Rapid* expreaa and Atlantic express go percentage of tlicir deaths were traced Jones' large flock tTfl) of chickens came respectively eighteen, eight and ten direct tn Um- intemperate habit* of such ujran the field and picked up the The Hastings Untiocl. closely related wheat, so ranch so that it had to be The State legislature at It* lost se«rrsown in spot*. Mr. P. drove the to the “creature" that was, lias turned siou had made a law against dander, chickens off repeatedly, notified Mr. up its tot*,—swallowed by the tbe any man who slandered another could J. io keep them off his wheat, and llonoer. and subscribers of tbe Hea/il>c fined a run. not exceeding *100. when be didn’t do it, hired a boy to Had Mid law been made with the cer­ watch and protect hia property, offering tain restriction* given to the liquor law it would have given a man tbe op­ Um of five t*at* for every fowl be portunity to slander another only after •hoc. As stated in last week's Nkws Le had amved at the age of 31, ' ibe result was three chicken* brutally then he could dander him until bo Tte Theatre. rained his character and bnsineM, Notwith-taading tbe dark night* rendered Liru useless to society and inclement weather. Maxwell's N. his familr. then he must quiL Y. theatre tea thus far drawn good larensing saloons gave tone, respect houses, which is ibc 1**1 evidence of ability and an impetus to the btuuKW. the troaps artistic ability and skill. To silence all appeals from temperance Their gentlemanly and lady-like de utill sell them at old prices. Box Paper and Stationery Punts, Oils, Varnishes, Brashes. business, luu been obliged to remoddlr BECAUSE they are advancing every day, bnt we WlliriKIS 1NRDEIS | OUR 1 warranted jvsrrtssww s Tom. Nil** Ove. ,acres of land, . fronting to i* be ns as repres represented. Good* —......... .----------------------• i...... । " . warrninco to ber present rrxii rraiilrnce. on w which she free of charge.. tr nresen nre. on a . ,icHvet«l ■-«— “ Fine Designs very low. trimmed free. cnt.-liiiiLit,-- building .ml.lltiL. a bouse Inin-,, in the tincouteinplate* , iI *Pri'ig. c . , . . , | , Buy your School Books of H. G. --------s - ,,,n' **“• gone and mi~r<i ' Halk. and have them covered free of i I*,** ..1 Ul. lll « III UM I rr A NEAT STOCK OF | a bushel basket, and'tis thought the 1 CF* Bi st Blossburg Coal for sale at whole field will average not more tlian five turnip* to the bushel. Next. E. Cook’*, Nashville, for only per Hutch, daughter of our village ton. ' । |RI,dlord. H.C. Goddard, nud who Ims l'9? Fresh Baltimore Oysters, by the ' been residing in Miitsissippi for a few Sctal Boob! Sctal I yearn past, has found it too lively dow n can or dish—fried, slewed or served tip there, .Michigan Io In any style al the Bakery of * ,K "*“ and haa>returned to mum ..-.. ».. Joitx B krnilu . live. Chandler killed." Swartoiit said to The editor of the Ilnielt will arnd hia path," Wednesday night, and broke a Dennis: “Youare southern coufcdcrI Nock Chains and Iracket Charms, at j ligiit of glass out of C. W. Smith's winterOatwterc the school in Dial. I cy sympathizer." Dennis said you arc rated, thia “Vtere. i.’ vXYrat-’** «** «•*>meat market door. Cl.irlic will give •• ’ ” ad------d liar." Swartout hit Dennis, No. 1. >w days." rending her son* l‘r,otr J. ville now day.*.' -........ .... *5 to find out who did iL and Dennis hit und demolished four among the Romans to get a Grecian I. J. Brooks has sold his farm in .................................... i lights of glass in Winklcmaii's grocery education. -—™. Maple Grove to O. F. Long of Kalatuo. which stoodkboat five feet back of I Eli Wells came near having a Iranfire Beautiful Design* in .i BiU-. vweek, thrnbrn family and as Mr. Brooks contemplate* going .. Mm. 11 com »l.3S U. .UX.MSo one ,imLday ./.jlast „„ M„had w,nu. north be will dispose of hiaclukUlt-s and sympathizers. aroused her husband with the remark household effects at auction on the 20tl> Curtis P. Arnold, of Baltimore, was that *hc smeller! smoke, and on inve»- • PF The l*»t assortment and the low- | inst. arrrsU'd arrested Wednesday Wednesday by by Deputy Deputy Sheriff Sheriff tl^Uou : r sit wo* found that tbe stove • Waltham and Elgin Watches. in some manner gut opened, and [ Notwithstanding the theatre there Town, charged with marrying a daugh- door 'find' had got Oil the carpet, and wa« । was a good attendance at the M. E. so­ ter of James T. Phillips without con- fire ‘ ‘ having a lively time w hen discovcml. cial, nt Mr. Ainsworth's, on Tuesday Damage light*. j sent of the parent*, the daughter being If not g»» to DkmauaV. and he can evening. Refreshments were scrvi-d. The Sunday school in the Crowell | rith “ anything Spectacle D D V Q n D T nm rH N Q - - - - ---------—district re-organized on Sunday hat. ’•••" ".»*«•»« in tbe •»«• opwrarm and the time passed pleasantly. Re Line.-PKEBUKIFTlONS, nold wo* boiled, and cause coutiuued. wjt|, the following officer* Snpt. Miss ■ Li,,r ceipU $3.30. Wells: Afcrf. Asst. Mis* Mi** Bell, Bell, Show Show-' f?-Wilson A Howe hove lust rereiv. i. u- . . , , . James Swin. age ©a well known Jessie Jcaaie Well*: ­ Quite a number of our citixens and resident of Baltimore, add a vrtran of 1 B,trr: ■ Trraa. I Li'.rL 7'w.wll! ” I'llmrinn VuJl Mlm I | Laura CrowcB; Librarian Miss Laura Rubber* to be sold very low. rhl d several persons from Woodland went the Florida. Mexican and Civil wars, bhepard; chorister. Will. Green. Let J Medicines, nt the lowest price*, to Chicago this week to attend departed this life ou the Sth._ from every person in the district give their I CP'Gold. Silver ami Strel Spectacles ' tbe Grant reception and to sec that injures received a few days previously. supjMirt, and encouragement and nr I .tml Err-glasses, with German Pebble , everything passes off in a manner Irearc sure *uccrs* willerown every' effort , Lenses, at Dxmakav**. Hr was a member in good standing of of the young Lulies and p-ntlcinan in1 BOISE BROTHERS. fitting tbe occasion. the M. E. church of this <dty. their endeavors to keep alive the Sun- I BOOR. BOOfflMi. What’s the matter of the Hasting* Tire Spaulding A Wilkin's manu­ dav school. archers?. They went to Chicago aud Your corespondent has tried hard to factory b now doing a lively business NECESSARIES OF LIFE! end came home covered with honors, get items this week, but nntxMiy will, with iu regular complement of hands. and then let a little one how town ST? ■ < —Hlru.. Prof Mitchell is attending to the like Charlotte "get away”witli them to Completely Pm educational wants of only about 300 drank but Just mt We come to try the I the tnne cf 2,199 to 1.733. treat way to skedaddle. Al. Mix steps school children, al present. up and *ays: "Cull in and «re our little No Advance in Pricoa. Geo. IL Fleming i* now the general Several of the ladle* have gone to girl, bet it’* bigger than your girl, and traveling agent for the Clough A War­ Grand Rapid.* to attend a convention was born lost Friday, mother ami child W M. A. Avi..*wortii has «,000 yards ren Organ Co. George is a l>oy of flue doing finely, and I ani so happy I for­ of Prints at 3| cents. 3J®0 ;,anl» of GO TO THE NEW STORE OF musical abilitiu and much practice iu got to null off my Itoot* last niglit. Prints at 3 cent*. t.OOOynrdaor Brown the organ busineos. and will serve his Now Mr. Editor we liner changed our Cotton at 41 cents per yard. .-He I mind, and will get some corn ground, employers best interests wherever be C’MrrinxG! CluhuxgI! Clotiuso!! invite you over to our hotise and have For Men, Boys and Youths. Prices a johnny enke. Stop the Traffic. from *3.30 upwards. And now R. S. Brady ha* nctUed A was Bake Mix. He arose very Thr Baptist Church was well tilled early iu the morning, even before iluv Boots and Shoes in einllc** variety. down to business and i* grading and (Opposite the Wolcott Howe.l Kip Boot *3.00. Calf Boots ♦£<». by an attentive audience on the occaa- break, and taking his fiddle star­ filling i~ the premise* around hi* Women’s, Misses and Children's ion of the tcmiicraucc man* meeting ted for the woods toward his brother's Shoes from 50 cents a pair and upward. residence in a neat and workmanlike farm, but Just as tbe firlds npjrearcxl in Sunday evening, to listen to Clement We sell our firwerh-s nt freight -ro«— manor. Bob. aint *o bad a* hr use to view, and day was breaking, there Smith, on the important question of, sounded in hi* car* a terrible growle advance. Basket Furaisbetl Jap Tea st 45 rents trinperani-r. Mr. Smith opened his re­ worth M cents. in.irk* by saying that he felt nervon*— We make our tHirt-hxres for Cash, It ia bnt Just to say that Joliny Par­ nervoua in the name aenar that he ia tilled with terrible grown.*, eric*, and and sav<- hundreds of dollars anntmlly •cream*. Bake cast hia rye* upward meter one of the Charlotte Irays who when hr ha* an important law suit and and Irehrkl in thr tn-r tops two IkiII* of by so doing. Our trade is 50 per rent, was arrested for midnight revelry; larger than a rear ago at thr same date is fi-arful that mud thing may be said to fire like unto two full nioon*. anil from owing to the uniform clM-apm-ss of mentioned in this isaw, was nt the hotel injure the caunc of hia client. Ho «iu iretwecu the Italls proceeded a stn-am everything wr hell. in l*d when the revelry took place. of light, and a roar a* of n lion. Bake pniuil of our favon-d 8 lato, her iustitn- . stepped back a few imcch. drew hi* Im»« Such i* the stat me nt of onr village at­ tionof learning, agrirulturo and re­ and began on bi* fiddle thr lune of | torney. Old Grimes” the soliimii dirge re-eim d ; .JL'i.T"’ T " ””7' form. but was aaliamed of her legisla­ “ u>.w.k. u W, n,.. l.inY «.n.. ! Andy Lent, our enterprising eigar tion In regard to the liquor trafflic. «"ht ?. i I r You can’t break them. JJBOT AMD SHOE MM»P. cat and fiueat line of Fancy Featltera, Plume*. Rnehing. Lacw Neck Tie*, for tbe defendent. Only 10 cents. TERMS REASONABLE. that i« saying Davis Sewing Machines, A more perfect piece of machinery is not in market. TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER. Highest Market Price For Produce, »ud give in cxduLUgu good., 1G ounce, to tbe DON’T FAIL TO CAIL Dried jVppl<»i We expect and detire to win only by DRESSUKHG ASPEOALTT!| M. J. JEFFREY. FAIR DEALING �COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT us where the Agent not know. Mrs. Lte . -____ _ ,— sjMtefally,aud here------------------------------Indiana killed heap aoidtaes; better. Ia a day or two John-on be­ ----------- -- --------------- _ a—.. cn*, Early one morning wo began to move again. Il wss a long aud terrible journey that day. I rode * pony wjtb neither saddle, nor bridle, nor tauropa Nm a aingte bait wm hoar after dark, and pitched our teuta in th* valley. I wm m faint that I could not get off the horee nor move, antd a kind woman assisted mo to the ground. I wm too ill and exhausted to eat, and I vr<?nt to bed without any »upp«r. We stayed at 'lai* place several days, A* tbe soldiers approached, th* Indians moved further south, until they reached the pleasant meadow* on BUCHU '• Gentlemen,” began the vender, as bo looked th® young man in thr face, "do you .have a feeling of naalnia at your »tomachn? If so, one of these 10ceat bottle* ot my world pauuereca will instantly relieve and cure." “Just what I want," replied the young man, and be laid down lOoenta and took a bottle. ‘Gentlemen” continued the vender, “do yon have backache and chills? If so. I warrant this :«nnersce to cure you ax two do*s*. It baa been tried by Kings and Emperor*, and it baa given um- waahing.it u easy to mc bow such • hot-twd ot unthinking psmon a* Cabul is might become a bot-bed also for asaaMiuation. Tb* Cabulia have no known police, aad it is beHewd that U>e inhab ’tacts would object to the introduction of conscientious individual* of that claae, Ixvause they would interfere with ancient prerogative*. Troop* ere etn- happens to lie one himself. Like other Oriental towns. Calm! is filthy. Sanitation is tfol even a dream wwat away. I wa* ia tbe kitchen with my dsnghler ow-hing d»bc* about 1 JO o'clock. Borne of tbe Tediana had oaten with na, and Chief Douglass litel been Decking around the table and jok-; ing with my Josephine while we were waxhing the dishes. Then came a volley Our first move was to get under the bed tn Josephine's room to avoid the bul­ late. Josephine had the key of the milk-house, and proposed to go there. Thr bullets were flying like hailstone*, and wo locked ourselves into tnc milk‘ 1 there all the after। sounds but the crash PresssT com* in shot through the leg. He killed an Indian joat m wo let him nto the milk-houacAbout 5 o'clock tbe firing ceased, and all waa still. Suddenly we heard tbe low crackle of flame* and amclt smoke. Then we aaw it coming through the crock* in the ceilings, and know that the destruction of the agency buildings had begun. We left the milk-houae eauliously, and Josephine reconnoi­ tered the enemy. “ It'* » good time to eacapc,” she said. “ The Indiana arebusy stealing agency goods." We want around in front of the Agent's office and found the doors open and things un­ disturbed. We mw no one, living or dead. Wo ran toward the sage brush ao as tc k6ep the budding* I>ctween ua and the Indiana, i>ut we had not gone far before we were diaoovered, an«f the Indiana made for us. firing a* they ran. The bullcta fell all around uh. and one struck mo in the thigh, plowing through the fl reh juat under tbo akin. It stung m* hkr a wasp, and I thought it tune to drop. I fell to tbo ground. Tbe In­ diana captured Josephine and Mr*. Mrs. Price's babies. A chief came to me and aaid he was “ Heap sorry." Ho asked me if I could got np. I said “Tea." He then asked if I would go with him- I said “ Yea.” He said he was “ Heap nud; soldier killed Indian." He sa w tlicm shoot, and he was “ heap E-uui." They would kill women and children. The Indian* had so ordered it. He said that he would take me to Chief Doughs*' bouse, and be asked if I had any whisky. 1 answered " No," -and he asked it L had any money. I answered that there waa some in my room in the building, then ou fire. Tbe Indian told a ho would wait for me. I the Iodise i hurry u p. We ___ _.j and the Indian _____ __ count the money. There wa* >30. The Indian took it, and gave it to Chief Double**. I had two silver dollars, and Doug ass gave them to the Indian who captured me. Doug­ lass sent an Indian named Thompson to the burning building with me, and I got a hood, a ahawl, and a blanket I and som* Indians;" among them wpnld be “ Chicago man, Bhermkn; a great big pc*c-c man," Gnu. Adams. He said U.-.'V were going to have a talk, and the cajnivea would go home. Tbo Unc-ompaJigre aaid that a wagon would bo waiting at a omtain place on th® Plat ean. Next day wo were WMhing at th* creek, when Chitf Johnson came and aaid a big council waa to be held, we must not oom* up to the tent* until the end of the meeting. Dinner waa sent us by the squaws, and wo Ix'gati to have bojK-a of refeate* after beiug de laded with false prediction* many time* liefore. Finally we mw tbe foremost of tbe whit* men ol tbo top of the hill by th< tent. When I first saw Gen. Adams I could not say a word, my emotion WM so great. We had borne innului and threat* of death, mockery and ridi­ cule, and not one of ua shed a tear; but the sight of Gen. Adam*. CapL Cline, Mr. Bhorman and their mon was too much for me, and my gratitude wo* greater than mv speech. We owe much to the wife of Johnson. She is Ouray's sister, and, like him. ahc ha* a kind heart. Ouray had qrdered ua ' well troate-1, aud that we should lowed to go home. Thecjnncil ou* opinions prevailed. The war party wanted us held until |xwce should lie made between the Indian* and the Government They wanted to set us against the guilty murderers, so a* to save them through ua. After a few hours of violent sneechea, Mrs. John* sou burst into tbe lodge in * magnifi­ cent wrap, and demanded that the cap- _______ , __ _________ long hours were endurable. The courage of tbe brave girl cheered me very; much. My lite would not have been safe bad it not been for her influence with tbe Indiana. She could speak some of their language and she made them eeaee terrifying mo with their horrible threats and indecent storieo. B io finally forced Douginas to give mo * saddle, so that in -tbe lost •lay* of the journeying I had something Ixviide* a bore-back horee to ride npon. It gave mo great joy to have her. m we psosod each oilier, sing ont cheerily, “Keep up good courage, mother; I am all right. We shall not t>e killed.” The last evening* of our stay were devoted to song* and merry-making. Mr*. Price joined iu some of the choruae*. tiecauae it helped us and made tbo j trou^lrd aud anxious about the Uoope Banners were constantly coming aud going. The least movement of soldiers threw tbo Indiana into a flat ter. Chief Douglas* Ix-gau to realize the peril of the aitnatiou. Chief Ouray did domain. Douglas* spoke of the agency as gone forever. He aaid it would have to lie built up again. Tbe Indians had lost all. and with a sigh he exclaimed : " Donglava a heap poor man now.' When lie had time he tell to abusing the Agent, and aaid that if be had kept the troop* away there would have >x*n Mr* Meeker felt as though she might ta killed any night JoK'pliiuo seemed brother bad so ordered, and she took down-hearted, though plucky. I tried the assembly by storm. She told the to cheer her. The Indian* would not pathetic atury of the captives, and ad­ let us go alone-any distance from the vised the Indians to do sa Ouray n- eamp. They threatened if I attempted to run away they would shoot me Johnson put a gun to mv forehead and Next morninp, when wo were about to Start for tbe Wagon, which WM U day's journey to the south. Chief Johnson, who was slightly coo! towan’ ua. threw out a poor saddle for me to ride npon. Hu wife Susan caught ■ sight at it, aud was furious. Hlic flung । it away, and went to a pile of saddle* and picked out the lw*t one in the ! >t. , She found a good blanket and gave both to me. Then rhe turned to thr chief and pourcl out her contempt ! with auch effect that he waa glad to j sneak away. Bo long a* 1 rememlirr the I tears which this good woman shed over the children, the words of sympathy which she gave, the kindness that she showed to ua, I shall never ecuc to re­ spect her, and to bless the good new» of her brother Ouray, the Chief of tinSouth. Chief Johnson said bo shot Thorn­ burgh in thr forehead three time* with his pistol, and then gut off his pony, and pounded him in the bead, and smashed hia skull all in. The Ute* aaid they were going to kill all tbe soldiers, and tbe women should always live in thr Uun’ camp. excepting Sin. Meeker. Douglass said she cow*-! go home by-and-by. They made me do more drudgery 'han they did Josephine; made her cook aad me carry water. One day we left camp tstnpHl in the aage-bnuh. The Indians said they were going to take us to the agency. We were very near a large mountain. Johnson had fiela-gbt*s*n, and all d»y with his field-glass was watching the soldiers, and would only come down to his supper. The Indians took turns watching during the night, and during Just befoie noon Monday an Indian rnnncr came from where the soldier* Utre ou Mill creek, and we supposed tno Indiana, who took them, and I af­ wo brought now* to Douglass they were terward aaw them in camp when I was tabling and pertap* tad killed some suffering for the want of blankets to keep me warm. I went to the house tbe soidicra through their glsuu-a. Bun­ again, and got a copy of “Pilgrim's ner* camo iu with foaming steed* con­ Progress,'' and a box of medicine*. The stantly. At last news was received that l«x waa so henry that an Indian refused th* aoldier* were on White n ver moving to carry it It was loet.bat ho took the south. At this Johnson was very angry. book. In going Iwck this last time I In the morning the poniee were utreasy, and they could not catch them. John­ son's young aqnaw did not get around to suit him. ao he took a black snake­ whip, caught her by the hair, and gave her a mivere whipping. Hr then went to help hi* other squaw, Susan, Chief Gurov's trite r nark tin Thr, nnl n« nn my little girl in wa* down *1 the born. Frank Drtwoer bine.. I lukl my •aid: "I aswooe Ute—I don't know hia ________ Johnson was very Dam»-fire at Price, and Thompson, and Frank." I mv Thompson cither mad, and pointed hia gun at each one through walking or running with the parpoM to of ns. At last we heard white men were coming to treat for our release. Next day the men came. Soon after we met Gen. Adam*. Capi. Cline, Mr. Sherman, the Loa Pinos Agency clerk, and their party. They spoke to Mrs. Meeker first and said, “How do you do?" with a deep and pc hctic *mpha*i*. They then shook hand* with us nntil remarked -the seller. “ When I say it will cure the worst case of headache ever known in from three to five min­ ute*, I solemnly mean what I aay. It has been tried in 10,000 cases." “ Might a* well knock my headache while I'm about it," said the young man to himself, and he bud down a quarter and received hia correct change for another bold*. “Ahl gentlemen, it doe* me good to see that you appreciate my remedy," aaid the vender as he moved the bottle* around. "Are any of you troubled with liver complaint or dyspepsia? If so, try my panucrsca It ba* relieved and cured millions of suffering human be- the Great Bax**rfbr Cbarrutta, oompoaed of one-*k>ry mud honaas, which have verandas, slightly elevated above open gutters, opening full upon the atreeta. These veranda* become shops in the daytime, and are stored with specimen* of all the fur*, silk*, and wool and hair cloth* that Central Asia nrodnoe*. In the evening, three or fonr croniea ait on a mat in almost every shop, act a lamp in their midst, fold their feel, nut ou their skull cape, and ■moke and tell stone* till midnight. Another great luxsasr, leading from the Western Gale to the Bala Hi war ia monopolized by Cooks and butcher*. Heads and carcaoae* are suspended there in plenty, bul-no trace of tbe unclean an ini al. the pig, is discernible. It is in thia bazaar, by oil-light, that :r-roe of the moot picturesque-looking ruffian* iu the world may bo *een. Olxerve tn is one: A man over six feel high; hi* head conical shaped, the jet-black hair close cut, almost to the bone; hia face long, sallow, and fringed with gnz- "Mv old liver ia always kicking up trouble, and I gne-s I'll enre her I" •My fcllow-citizcua," remarked the seller as he mopped hia face, “are you troubled with toothache, cutaneous diacasea, palpitation of the heart, loss of sleep, «r ingrowing toe-nails?" “ We are!" solemnly replied the young man. and bo invested in another bottle. “Americans freemen—arc you sub­ compreoaed ; the cheat and arms- to the ject to coughs, lioarweuca-., bronchitis, cltaw bare; the body enveloped in a quinay, con«um;>tion, nightmare, loss of tattered blue shirt reaching taneath the memory, whooping cough, or falling out knees; bore i-carrvd legal the feet tread by the toes. That ia a Caimi beggar, and a moat arrant villain he ia, for, tnuugre his rags, he conceal* a knife, like thr rret of hi* amiable country­ men. and will u*c it with tbn rage of n wolf if he is templed. The cook* are glad enough to U as a kalxib or two to gentlemen of hi* class The other two rote I» have no particuftr cbaracta-nalir*, excepting that they are a great deal brooder than by far the larger portion of Cabal Off these four principal road* numerous dark and filthy lane*, twisting for a quarter of a mile at a time, and not more than three feet bruteI. about at frequent intervals The flal-roufed house* in them are made of mud, thickly mixed with straw, and the apartments are dark, square hole*. much worw than the mncti d> aenbed ahanticy of the Gilway an's. Men, women and children sleep together, and never change their gar meuta till^ they drop jiff. Frequently ” ’ ' ' luto these apartments, together with the Luman inmate*. Such place* are dangerous to all *tnuigcr'. Not even an nnuvua) jioriah dog could stray into one of them, for ho would l>e wo; ned by a hundred jealous, big-boned, hungry cur*. In the last BnUnh at­ tack on Calm!, Afghans who prelere*--’ "dying like poisoned rate in a hole." re­ treated to their tortuous atreeta and lane*, and many a good life was lost in hunting them out. The manly elements of Mr. Forrest's character made him al all t.mcs the ready champion of the weak and defennelea*. Ho waa eapccudly chivalrous in hi* conduct to women. Thia one instance is • sample; He wm return ing from New York after a success!nl engagement iu that city, and aeated optionite him in the car were two young ladies. They were traveling without male escort. When tbe car* stopped at Newark a |*ers<>n entered and took a rest immediately back of the ladiea He was of the loud class, full of [Mate iewelry, impudence and l»*d manners. Tbn latter was soon painfully appa,cnt with reference to ttie ladle*. He in­ dulged in offensive language, and cecrned to think the whole matter was a good joke. In a abort time the lan­ guage and the conduct of the man and the evident distress of the Iodic* arrest­ ed the attention of Mr. Forrest. He left hi* seal and, facing the obLoxitms ■ Wdl you pies*.- vacate your soat? Yon are offensive to the*® ladies." " Gucas not," repbed tbe man, with *•—--------- —J- xpreosion of a have paid for " But,” answered Mr. Forrest, and the color mounted to hia cheeks, "your ticket does not give you the right to insult ladies. That you have done, and I will give you five minute* to vacate the seat and the car. If yon prefer to eave both by tbe window, remain, and A SPECIFIC REMEDY machine which will turn out two horeeaboea in a second. Bcildimq in New York is booming, especially np town. The total number of new baildmg* this year i* 1.576 and their estimatod cost is >17,772,662. No small moaanre of courage ia re­ quired by the rheumatic or anemic suf­ ferer who ia condemned to take a aerie* of mud lisths at Eranz«l<tei or El.nicr. Tmk Hungarians are exceedingly jealous of their identity m a distinct and sovereign people, and carefully preserve their national usages and lan- I ALL DRUGS, BEDIC1IES al CHEMICALS, BLADDERS KIDNEYS Tax two person* who my the largest taxes in Providence, R. L, are women — Mr*. Elisabeth Gambell, on propertv assretexl at >'>*.17,200, and Caroline God­ dard. ou property worth F7M,4fX'. A tocust new to the beer-drinking ways of the good people of Munich aaked a lady presiding at a “bier hallo" if her cnatomere did not freouently be­ come intoxicated. " Santa Maria! air. they never get drunk, but they some- IHOM, MAILS ISBELFHABDVAEE Foe Debility, Low of Memory, indv position to Exertion or Boaineaa, ShortDea* of Breath, Troubled withidtoughu of Disease, Dimness of Vision. Pain in the Baek, Chest and Head, Rusli of Blood to the Head, Palo Countenance and Dry Skin. If these symptom* are allowed to go on, very frequently Epileptic Fit* and Consumption follow. When the Con stitution become * affected it requires peOPLTS DRUG STORE, I Huxtint HELMBOLD’S BUCHU Tax Rev. William McKay, after read­ ing sevcial notice* from his pulpit in the Meth odist Church, at Geneva, Ind., raid there was another matter as U< which he desired to inform hia congre­ gation. Hi* wife had elopod with Mr. Hatton, a neighbor. Ells Judd wa* a clerk in the post office at West Stockbridge, Mas*. She DEI GOODS, SILKS al DEESS GOODS Mr. Paulding to a young lady i*m through her hand* without reading them. She waa caught opening them, and will be prosecuted. HELMBOLD’S BUCHU IS UNEQUALED By any remedy known. It ia pi Iw-d by the moat eminent phn all over the world, in ivc in Pana this year than lias been known since the war. The number ot new bouses ia 658, comprising 2,615 •tones. Renta, nrvertbelers, keep up at the figure reached last year, in con­ sequence of the Exposition. Rheumatism, Spermatorrhoea, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Accomdixo to an official report 160 Turkish mosques and holy teboois were destroyed ia Roumelia and Bul­ garia during the Ru.aian occupation ol Constipation, Aches and Pains, number of mosques aud achools have been destroyed since the Russians left “ Then, I guess I’ll take what I've got and gel cured of all these things you mcutioix-d, and then go for the tils aluue and give 'em thunder and blaze*. i pnaon-house ninety year*. Mr. .lease, in reference to a frog found in tbe trunk of a mulberry-tree, expreosed n belief tliat tbe annual rirga Lad been gradually bnl aureiv inclouing tbe rep- | frequently met with than tn trees; sometime* a whole family have been thus ferreted ou* at once. In 1854 a toad waa found at a considerable depth st Benttail. near Broody, Bhropalure. Mr. Bathurst, earthenware manufactur­ er al Benthall, ascertained that the creature wm met with about six feet be­ neath the surface, in a layer of tough. clay customarily used for making coarse brown ware. Above this layer, in suc­ cessive strata, were ferruginous coal of poor quality, clay, a loam of clay and Kel, and meadow-turf st the top. toad waa found filling a cavity as wax does a seal. A minute examination of the superincumbent strata failed to detect any fissure through which the anima! could have entered. The light of day »remed at first to distress it, but this it soon became accustomed to; the eyea were brilliant, the skin moist, the ‘ ‘ " -Cnaiubtrt’ Jour- Groceries ad General Produce, Thx American I»al>ella graj>e planted in Wurtcmbcrg, Germany, grows with extraordinary luxuriance, and during the present season, in winch the Ger man vineyards are generally tn a rather poor condition, this ia about the only vine that bear* abundant fruit. The United Blates send cbecoe and Iwwf to England, and grape* and lager l»eer Io Germany. It remain* now that they ______ - Yre, that's the way. If you bring out anything for fit* 1 want yon U> save me • gallon. I've been nudcr the Weather ju*t as long as I can stand it. A raw days ago the Indiana along Good-by."—Detruil Fr«e l*rtaa. ‘ Pave-maquoddy bay, Me., chute- their Governor and subordinate office;*. The installation took place the evening of the election, tbe ceremonies begin ning by each Indian placing a spot of red point on bi* forehead. There were a vanity of dance* in which no squaw wm permitted to have a male partner, tain a description of a live load found plenty of singing, an addres*, and ao in the heart of an old elm tree. Near Nantes, when an old oak waa deft open, a toad waa found in tile very heart­ rood, although no crevice or other tested; there were about ninety ring* in the trunk of thia oak. loading to tbe inference (according to one theory) General Debility, JEWTOJI HOI American ad Foreign Mabie, NO PATENT NO PAY. HUNTS 0033 Kidney Diseases. Liver Complaint, Nevous Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Paralysis, mm* General III Health, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica, Deafness, Decline, Lumbago, Catarrh, Nevous Compl’nts, Headache, Pain in the Rhonldera, Cough. Dizzinew, Sour Stomach, Erup­ tions, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Palpi­ tation of the Heart, Pain in the region of the Kidm-ys, and a thousand other painful symptoms, are the offiqiting of Dyspepsia. HELMBOLD'SBUCHU iDYigorates the Stomach, IMURTORS And stimulate* the torpid Liver, Bow­ els, and Kidney* to healthy action, in cleansing tbe blood of all impurities, and imparting new life and vigor to the whole sy stem. A single trial will be quite sufficieui to convince the moat hesitating of it* valuable remedial qualities. PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, U-acbing is that the which he* divided the •inc© the very first attend tbe advent of th* infant, which m>M ba washed, clothed aad lad in a peculiar manner. It* ears, lows and head are pressed and pulled, with a view CAUTION. �H E N ASH VILLE N EWS IRDAY, ininUtcrs, drurnna. elder* and others CUarte* Young whipped bis wife at New Philadelphia, O., within a week after their marriage. She had been a popular belle, and a party of young men. proltably including disappointed suitors, decided to avenge her wrongs. They seized Young in the street on a dark night carried him to the gas the I wily baud of diaetpllnn ao tight about the boys that when they get ont they al • kirk up, squeal, and give contracted nature n holiday. Throe • tensildy to attend school ami perfect their education. They are students. gun is tangiit how to ext mid they have smaller ii WO “BOSS” PRESSES him until, tire satatance coolinghe wa* coated w vend inches deep. Then they took him hatne placed him aguinrt the doorpost, and rang the bell. JJOOT AND SHOE SHOP. And an Abundance of other Printing Materials FINEST SEWED BOOT left like a deserted age* that ever socked tail* of mitskr.it* have camped in that religions city. A few nights since they tdiudbildcd one of their teachers, led him in the darknros to a hotter of nufair proportions -l.-l.__ 1 I__ L_ I l.l_ ... _ ' .■__ Essential to the performance of COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. Of Every l>o«<?ription. Repairing Done in the Best Manner Possible I Give Me n Call! NEATLY, QUICKLY AND AT LOW PRICES! A Pretty Close Share. About an boar after dark th* other night a man pawing up Brush street discovered a man lying in the mid­ idle ot the street, and au examination proved Umt tlie stranger waa drunk and asleep. He wn* hauled to the aidewalk. arnti*ed from hia stupor, and the citizen aaid: “I tell you. old man. ytrn’re had a pretty r|u*e shave from being trig over ami killed by some passing vehicle.’’ "Yes, zhat’s so.” replied the inebriate . •Tm glad it’s dark. If chia thing liad [JUTtItA.il FOR THE SHOP IN KILLEN’S BUILDING. FRANK BAKKR. BOSS STOCK [T l» A FACT Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE DRESS GOODS. AU of the latent shades anti patterns* VERY CHEAP. BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. All the latest styles out. BEAVER 1 PAISLEY SHAWLS Parlor Suita, Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers, Extension Tables, Lounges, Camp Chairs, Ac. THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. A BIG LINE OF FELT MKIM, FROM 80 CENTS TO *8.00 rss its, Shoes and Rubber Goods, Our Undertaking Departmn’t Prices that Cant t Undersold. HATS, CAP8, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. K.llo**, Demars, a Co. �■- •,. ■ . ♦ Benefit to All! THE BOSTON STORE! 25 Pieces Brocades .at IO cts. pr. yd, Li; MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER. JEJ BEAVER & PAISLEY SHAWLS, White and Colored Wool Blankets, CLOAKING AT REDUCED PRICES, We Lead Barry County on 47 Sold since Sept. 10, ’79. of Charge. Remember we Letter them Free BOSTON STORE. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-11-22.pdf.pdf cf61fcfeb7ed7fef33c8ceaad6194a25 PDF Text Text NUMBER 9. NASHVILLE, BARRY CQ., M^fftGAN, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 187!). VOLUME VII and young __________ him'totako suptw/ The beat china and the extra axlver graced the table, and one of the treat FOR SIRLOIN NTEAKK a • Go tai C.V. Smith’a FOR BARGAINS JVcV.’lLh’a. FOR HAM STEAK, GotoCW. Smith’s. VOBXICE, JUICY were gold and r«.<Ei.4ir7 »«t te.ver. Of Um abovw ammmta aatMkTOAS at gaU and FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. FOR THE BEST PORK MAURAGE. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS. _ FOR FRESH COT J" w. b. rointa, BARBER. POM LAMP# OP ALL KfNMf -GotoC. W.8mith’a_ FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR-BARG AINS TN CROCKERY. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, «O to c. W. Staiith’K FOR YOFR CHOICE FOB fie. ’ Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, total Mt rv vnoM tar the fie=a> year I WTO was rr7a.an.iM. th. uiai m upcnditum tor 1STO wen KMMMT3A. -avia* a Mt lacrvMo of daaaad of Um Eagliab Mntatae. -A teKM from Madnd asmrta tbal Gtn Martines Campo, wjfi nalgu Ike Pnuntarahip, and wiU ba aval to Cubs wita 18,000 man to FOR TUB WORTH or YOUR MONEY. , Go Io C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CTAtVER HONEY, Vo to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP. Go to C. W. Smith’s. For he will it glad to ace you. (taverameut for Um next fi*Ml year are put> Iwbed, and fool up *138^47,12R Th tot* aisosnt appropriated by Coegrew for ibe car rout fiaeul year waa wbfcb In Remodeled, Enlarged • Improved Dr. K D. SESSIONS. yjODF.<»rATHIC l-by.k-un. UmMat t XTXt-’l ^"5 from custom, wrnroaa, tl37.3KMM7; from toteraal rsvassa, trona tanto, t»i4,TOll and from miMitaoacus aoonMS, re.LOl.7V>. A coolpanM at tM CMMipte from all score®, for the fiscal year. 1*TO and 1H7H taown Uw following rwull: Tbsrs was a mate. WlUum Vincent, of Ctevelaad, teegte; eeccod mate, JU.a Hniith, of Buffalo —tea rw. a wife and two children; David MrAlltsk-r, of Port Cotborne, saved; Frank Dana, ..red; John McLeod, of 1U note. but wb.t poat i. not known; Jamea Lawler, an LriUunaa, with no fraetulj >a thi. Country; ll‘" name of tlwr-xjk Hlootnisgtoa, 111, for burial. lb: age was 64. —Mrw. McO»k, mother of tba famous fight Ing MrOooka, died St New Listasi, Ohio, Ux oAce ta U C EMOEY PARADY. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICI J£ PARADY. lflANt’FACTVBEBafB«M>l.^!< JIA *B4 repair; ag naaUy doae, New York Ticket Speculators. During steamlioat navigation the best Btato-roctna are taken upbv speculators. In winter the s*me class devotee iteelf to the theaters, in parchasing the beat When an extraordinary aUraction occurs, half the bouse mav be taken in advance,and tLoee who wiahto ace the performance ca" do so by pay­ ing a premium. The managers say the case is hopeless; they cannot refute the scabt to any one who offers the price. The speen lators show great tact. They make opera and star engagementa their harveata. and $230 have been made in one night. The speculator knows the capacity of every theater, and the at­ tractive power of cvenr performer. Thia, with a capital of $300, enables bun U> make a Landaome living. There ia no remedy except for theater-goers to buy tickets early, bnt this is seldom done, and hence the ppecuiator may be trffloe aboara th*!, dating the fiscal rear ending considered a permanent institution. Ju*. 30 last, B,.'B3,!E4 aero. at public Uhl 3oine of them have been yearn in the waa d-potad at, a=d 9.4S4.U9G acre. vara «r biunneaa, and find it' easy to make a rayed to adthUun io the 7hi..’ZI,2,» acre* pra- good living, as their profit* average $100 a night through the season. kiltat yyOLCOTT R0UIK, Mcrda, Flour. Fred, Eime. Malt. rUxatcr, Mtucro. Hair auid Khingir*. Xwahwillw, Michlgpm. C. C. Wolcott. Proprietor Money Sarei by Dealiu will Item. AI5SWSWORTH 4 BROOKS 1.081,000,000. The diapoeala were mainly aa follow.: H-xneatead eotriea. 5,361.11! acraa; Mtnber-culture actrtaa 3,708.574 acres; caah ILLLAM JONE.S, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, CHARLES SCHEID T. Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ui Everything Uailad Btatas r>ld cola Impor'M, made* a to’al taarsasato tbacuuior Um country aiaos July 1 at$MMU8* TMa a&M tofestook of eo*u tn the country at the end cd Um Itaou ymr.wa.r-ATto.ftCofrnldaMi $l5n.lfiM75 it -iewr. a total of I cn.ae.kU, tabic about READY MADE CLOTHING, votes; Barr. Demorat,«,71 X; ttatSos, GreMibacker, T7.3M7; Ibebardeic, Prvuiuttkn 4X.3.S1R _______ MEAT MARKET. fresh and Salt Meats, Lentz £ Sons, Selling Goods IT 11V MUCH I ■tab 1C.BU1H LARGEST STOCK smmMKuiH Than anyotbar firm dealing “Huh! I shouldn't think be Lull He's eaten tour hunks of tongue, three biseoi t, two ptates of s*oos, two of them Great Wgrrwn kevrr Work. Piah, one of the chiefs anppowd to l>c engaged in the present outbreak, baa t»een to* Washington. Ono cold day Got. McCook came into his office and found Piah hogging a stove. Thinking it a good chance to deliver a leaaon to the Indian, be said: “Piah, why don’t you Indiana plow, and raise crops, and build houaesf Yon ought to work. If you did. you would not bare to come here to borrow my fire, bnt coaid buy fire of your own. Why don't yon work hke'white men ?’ Piah atraightenod up at onoe and proceeded to make a speech. “Me groat warrior," said he. "Warriors no plow. Me go to Wethington and see John Grant" [The Indians all call Grant “John."] “John Grant groat warrior. He no work. He no plow. Me see John Grant', squaw. Hhe no work, cither, too. Great warriora never work. Tell you what do. You nay to John Grant he cotno here and go with me. We go out and fight 'Rapshoca and Cheyenne*, and lull P!only brave., and get plenty sqnawa. Then aquawa work, and me anti John Grant nave bally good time. No work—DO plow—no nothing." Whether the- proportion waa ever forwarded to Grant, we do not know.— ■•uitlv kilted. and two other. probah'y fatally injured, one of theta tain* thrown over 150 frot through Um> air. falling in the river. About Unload Wheat and Grain Ex peditiously ml Aecuratly. AINSWORTH & BROOKS CaweymelM property amted a yield par acre of ITO pond, at lint, affataai, 12 pouflda teat year. Wtaal-Return.of Nov, 1 ahow an increase In tks wtmi crop of 38,000,1 000 buabab over laat year. Thia gnat imsreMa la th. result of tba very large yield ia all the BUM. Mrdartag os the Ohm river out Uo ran very bljth, and washed away Only «m> wiltalccd tba expsaurs till rescued al about I o'clock naxl moralag by a ywwl from tba pro JH-Iler Milwaukee. The ocbooner Nellie Gard­ ner picked up another of th. crow, David Me AUtaer. after ta bad floated around cm a few loanli for orer twenty four hour* Followinx are the dum of tba offlwo and crjw , of tba iU-fated Bread: Captain, Harry fioaa. of Tbs prtntHg of detafinl Vmates for tbs Meal year radiag June IW, IMJ. Km bcm complrte.1 TM wlitaaU" -f lb- Mucunts nxjmrvd for rxpvoditmw andrr tba War Dvparliucul aegrrgato »3^Xil.7Y4 for the military ertab hslimeut. aud »7^57,SH fey pwbtk warts of himh ktexta. toelnJtog stout •^WU.tKOfor �AKING >L.p lull Ihangr off the tug Kittle imce.onth. iMh. WILL OFFER from this date, mid until further notice, CLOAKS iX^’iSra^srrs.’sXX CLOAKING at GUARD RAPIDS (JHEATLY KKDUCED £»»IC3E». C. US and I CAN SAVE YOU ON A $5.00 CLOAK $1.00 green with •hip. Saturday evruinr. an death. • 7.50 8.00 9.00 10.00 12.00 with a rasor the other day Imsansr he crept into the beat lied to dorp. Tbe Adventist Tht eMgrcgatiou wiilci and we followed the railroad could -- ’ y«r reached It U Cl 1IVIS1OI '3 iS 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 I have a LARGE ASSORTMENT in below who fled from Flint to tore earb 0 Therm are in Yucatan mid Chihuahua ('blLukua U.I Mwk .nd tnd.ml A boy of 13. MHi Chark* Sebright of Salem. A Began county, waa accident­ ally ahot inthr forehead co the 1 Uh byhia brother, who waa handling a revolver. He died in a few hour*. house on Friday morning resulted in lo, Iowa, and married another woman. The bold.■ bad Jameei* now awaiting Llal in tbe land of the Hawkeye*. their Hvm by jumping'freni .window* of the shocking disaster b heightened whicb the young rascal, bad stolen from their reiotirea. Tbe ease affords an other illustration of the pernlcioua cfAll of the boys were belter posted in the deleterious novels of the day than in their school books. Advice* from Cuba show that the new insurrection is a very formida­ ble one. The patriots have defeated the Spaniards in ouc pitched battle. vanes- ou Puerto Principe. It is expec­ ted by their leaders that thousands of slaves will join them, and that by the time reinforcements from Spain arrive the insurgents will be prepared to deal with the augmented army of the cap­ tain general. It b evident that the ■nltim felt at Madrid over the situation of aflhira in Cuba ia not without foun­ dation. , ■ ________ — ••Brick" Pomeroy’s Democrat comes In na tills week in a handsome new suit mid savoring more of spice aud sauci Democrat politics cannot ignore the fact that it is ode of the best newsgatberera in the country and its news and comments are sharp aud spicy and given with nbouutifui hand. Datil Dec. n halt on a large plantation near Rappahannoc statton : where, as we shall see were stationed alxHit 9000 rebels on the north side of tbe river, strongly in­ trenched behind earthworks and tn a fort. As I said we halted, came to a “front,”fonucd line aud stacked our arms, gathered up Mime woo<l and in n tew minutes thousands of little tires were blaxteg, and thousands of little palls of coffee were steaming and fil­ ling the air with the pleasant fumes of their contents. Away across tbc broad fields of the plantation, about a mile distant, couldbe seen men stationed at regular intervals, apparently about twenty fret apart, some were pacing to and fro. while others sreiurd to be watching our movements. They were rebel pickets. A derail of two companies from each regimen’, was ImmediaU-ly ma<le. anil formed^n line about oue hundrcdyards in front of tbe main line. Wr scarcely bad time Pi partake of our coffee before wr were onlcred to "fall tn.” So we “flung" knajaacks put yu our equip­ ments, formed in line, “took" arms and awaited orders. Brigadier Gen. “Bucky" Nell of Phila. took rommaud of the corp* skirmish line, anil when every tiring was in rvailincss, the bugles sounded the "forward" call and as one m»u, our skirmish line moved forward soon followed by the main line. It was tlit most licautifn! sight of the kind I ever witnessed. Stretching away to the right and left, we could see our skirmishers moving forward in perfect line, with a steady even atop n« if on drill, aud then the main line with Hags unfurled and floating in the gen­ tlebreere. and bayonets glittering tn tbe mallow autumn sun; sod awa* across tbc plain on tbc hill licyontl. could lie seen the rebel pickets, now in­ tently watching our movements. The a£r wa* soft and balmy, the sun shin­ ing brightly in tbc west; Generals with their staffs were riding along their Hues ■nd all in full view. our comrades wen- Iseliolding the son fur tbe last time; yet, there waa en­ chantment in tbe scene, tliat helped to fill our heart* with courage, and brace us up for the deadly contest. As our skirmishers neared tbe relwl* we began advantage Friday on three fivtidiah •l>rculatiDg as to whether they would m aide rem—two in Pennsylvania and attempt to bold their ground or retreat; and expected that some of our boys would ull. As they approached near­ plicated in the celebrated Raber insur­ er and nearer the rebels, all conversa­ ance tragedy, having, with other*, m> tion ceased, and wc silently man-hed anti watched evr.ry motion. As they ascended the hill, about 40 rods from the rebels, they (the reltebl raised was a youthful desperado who, repell­ their guns, took aim, tired ami then ed in his lustful advance* toward die precipitously fled, and though wo could boys, daughter of bis employer, strangled see the dirt fly near our her to death. All of tbc condemned where the I ml let* strack. uot a man fell, and not a man faltered, but all men exhibited the most oltject terror in pressed «m and up the hill out of our the presence of the executioner, but- sight, where rattle of musketry told us departed this life confident of an eter­ that they were having hot work. Oar nity of bliss in the one Ireyond. pantry shelves. W. B. Ferrin waa foind dead in his bed at Black River on tbe morning of the 14th. He yu forotnan of a shingle mill and store at that Place. The cause of hra death was unknown. He leave* a wife and child. At Ludington, on the 15th, Hermon Winkle, was shot in the breast by John Bosley, a colored barber, in tbe Mar­ shall Eimrae saloon in a quarrel about their gambling. Winkler has boon in­ sensible since die affray and la uot likely to recover. Bosley is in jail. Hou die rn railroad. He lost coatrot of his homos and was struck Ire a pass­ ing train and instantly killed. Th.team worts literary torn to pieces. Tbe Governor appointed F. C. Bea­ man of Adrian to the United States Senate, to fill the place of the late Zach Chandler, bat Mr. Beaman declin­ ed on account of ill health, when Gov. Croswell appointed Ex. Gov. Baldwin of Detroit to All tLc the vacancy. Leading Republicans all agree that the last appointment was the best. The schooner C. G. Breed from De­ troit. with 24.000 bnshels of wheat cap aired and foundered Nov. 14. 80 mile* east uf- Point Au Pelee. The sclmoner was commande*! by CapL Hose of De­ troit. Fire of tbe crew found watery glaves, tbc ballancc being picked up by the steamer Milwaukee and schoon­ er Nellie Gardner alter being in the boiler ejrbloded in J Nov. IS, a large Wood* 4c Reynold’* block at Carrollton, inatantly killing Jean Petell aud frigbtfnUy Injuring Edwan! Ilaqnvno* and Cyru* Burr, the former fatally. Hr wa* thrown throu­ gh tbe roof and Into tbe river a dis­ tance of 100 feet. Frank RobinMiu waa alwi Imdly but not dangrronaly in­ jured. the mill wn« damaged to the amount of $8,000.' lu Tuncola county, one day recently, an Indian who waa hunting, diacovered a large bear in a top. of a tree and abot him with hi* rifle. The liear fell to tftc ground wounded, but not rci dead and an the Indian approached to cut hi* throat, he waa grabix-d by the bear ami a combat iuauetl. which proved to be fatal to Imth. When found, the Indian waa atill in the embrace of the licar, having Ixx-u literally hnggrd to death, while the bcaat war covered with Mime 20 or 30 wound* from tlic Indian’*knife, ahowing that the atraggle mu at have Northern aoidiera looked around, ! had became nwl to burial little too Russian I will also offer a nice stock of uticxjai-tod, that my Uoo<l alaioat cur­ dled at the sight. There within ten fret of mr- lay HerrL Philo Rugglie, and^ri» ate At.^ Kelly mangled, motionlraa. dead, hpuriock at mr feet. in its -ned to that atnuigr The mother ut the adultery. Fool play is suspected tbc matter is being investigated. tn Michigan, and tire iruing to iroliliea, inyhy Lieut. Gilbert torriWr wounded •i kiod-marted mania the alate. ( Michigan. There ia aratecly a town | wm. find men • mother order prohibiting the placing down on letters. biavc. reckless having brave* turn. Put game and last, as Li* fife Hood ,----be quickly drew from his handkerchief, tied it ana .■3: PLAIN ■s Uhit c. W«rt»««U. OdsirmutTkia AaMUCbl^jo rpHE BARRTV1LLE M1LUL BASKET BEAVER CLOAKINGS WALKER L NORTON —:At a LOW FIGURE.: FLOUR, MEAL ! FEED, No Lady can do justice to herself in buying a Cloak or Cloak Pattern without seeing my stock. 1 also offer A FULL LINE OF KNIT GOODS Comprising M0RGAS. BARRY 00, MICH- 11TENTI0I H8MKI W0RKGnARAHTEED Child’s and Misses’ Knit, Ulsters, Hoods, Scarfs, and Mitts.0000WALKER & NORTON. THE SUN FOR 188ft For Ladies, Children and Men, in all Colors and Sizes. UNDERWEAR At a VERY LOW FIGURE to close out. rOcatoUoa nry aock C. A. TRUMAN SEWING MACHINE James O’Brien a (young man living near Birmingiiaiu ami hb father eoald not agree. Hb father took him from where be had hired out to work aud brought him home. In missing out lie* Dull II ninuo old gent couldn’t get him.” He went to the latrn half a mile from the Iso use ' took the linea from the haraean, tied them to a pole and jumped into eter iiity, breaking hi* neck. Hi* father fullowerl him to the Irani and found the body (twinging. Dr. J Byron Parke* of Grand Rapid* 1* the hero of the latoat exploit in the dirurot* lino. Deairing to got rid of of the bill where tba rebel picket line hi* wife, to take another and younger had Irrrn posted a few nilrfntr* before. one, be employed an attorney, filed a bill tion at Chicago, the News ■ent tele­ Id a few minute* after, our of owr bat­ of divorce again at hitu«rlf, alleging grams to the leading men. north aud teries came an took position on the hill adultery, went into coart and admitted •oath, offering to make public anycon- about ten r<Mla in our front, and com- the charge, l>e*ide* producing corrobor­ uieuccd kiwi ling tbe rebel* vigorously. ative‘evidence to auatain it, and aecgratubitioua they might feel like tenT he n-V.-ls returned t’se fire, and from urrei a decree. Hia wife waa deceived their thorough knowledge of tbc into *igning the bill of complaint on Toomlm. of Georgia, the great koutbern ground, soon had a very accurate rang- the rrpreaentatioa that it waaaotuethmg totally different. Tlie doctor em­ ployed attorney, on Iroth side* and iug: “Grant fought for hi* country dropimd their deadly mimic* in managed the thing quite •killfully. but aaaongU u* with telling effect, aud couldn’t keep it from getting oat fi­ nally. again. Death to the Union.’ A child was Ixvra in Charlotte a few plodiug shells. A terrible record waa weeks since into family of questiona­ in store for on company, and the ble character, and a day or to after­ creating a worse effect than a thousand fac< » of strong. brave men were aoon ward tha ehid diaappmred and nothing politicians. How .ball the North give to be turned to ‘lealhlikc whileam* at more wm heard of until the jrareut* tbc blood curdling scewm awaiting us. of tire child rnprad oat and another a--» ■ ■ - u-Il________ L.: i " H>leadid soldier of the rebellion f All made in New Styles, and Neatly Trimmed. tbe 111-fatcd heart* were off on the marchj aftor secretly removing their valuable* for the purpose of obtaining a small for entering into a con»pirary to fit out a piratical craft. The eldest of the DIAGONALS, BASKETS a® PLAIN BEAVERS, Just received at WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE a lot of 25 NEW IMPROV’D VICTOR SEWING MACHINE To be sold in the next FORTY DAYS for 25.00 CASHS ONE YEAR’S TIME We we were sharp enough to contract our machines before the late advance, and in­ stead of advancing the price of them, as our competitors are doing, we are Reducing the price, and selling you a $35.00 machine for $25.00. TWENTY-FOUR REASONS WHY THE “VICTOR” IS THE BEST SEWING MACHINE Simplicity in Construction. Adaptation to every variety of sewing. A‘ straight, self-setting needle. Self-adjusting shuttle tension. All motions positive. Adjustability of wearing parts. A positive take-up. A perfect and positive feed, crossing seams with certainty. Does not break thread or miss stitches. Makes a neat, snug lock-stitch alike on both sides. Has a few working parts, hence not liable to get out of order JEntire absence of springs _ „ and cogwheels. _ Runs lightest and.................. with the leastI noise. ' the ........... Speed and euse of operation. Economical use of thread. 15“ Important parts made ot the best steel, and hignly finished. Does perfect work on all kind of goods from lace to leather. It is at all times ready for business. 19. Has more recent and valuable improvements than any other machine. 20. Require fewer repairs than any other machine in the market. Physicians recommend it; their .wives use it; the best testimony of its light running 22J Beauty and economy of its movements attesting its superior war' 23. Trials in competition usually result in its favor. 24. Delicate ladies can do the coarsest work without fatigue. 1. 2. 3.. 4.. 5.. 6.. 7.. 8.. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. '“ 14. C.C. wo Dr. HUI'S Encllik Eitrsrt of BUCH U �—SYRUP1 erosp. tickling ■enaatiuri in tbs throat, wLooping cough, etc. fiver a oriBiaa UOhs suU wtfJrin the last /W genre. It gives relief where ever uaed. and the power to impart benefit that ms, A BETTER LINE OF Mias NHiieitegur of Freeport i* visit­ ing st Mrs. J. M.Babhitta. The ist —■> Mm was ifiagwrwted in Farmrm I Fstraarm! I Boy your Fred and Bran at tLe Fssd Store of Haiiur A- Bakxks. where you can buy by tbc ton or hundred pound* at mill pnees. Tbe Masoa boys have been invest­ ing hogs, of which they have 00 or 70. Beach-nnt* is what caused tbe inrreeS- •out *a» u • tew .rteUM. FURTHER CIRCUIT COURT DOISGB. lathe ctroa of the People v*. Town for stealing a horse end buggiy, re­ spondeat *en tenced to hard lalior at Jackaon for seven years. In the r«ro of Mad* Pie»ler vs. Burns Messer, tbe verdict of tbe jury waa, “No cause of artton.** Thi* case it being an action for a breach of pro miro of marriage. The plaintiff is a fair looking iiiteim; wbo resides in Grand Rapid*. Tbe defendant wa. a mcmltcr of the well known firm of Meaner Bro*., who sell agricultural tm jdenwmte ta thia dty. Plaintiff had worked in a millinery shop in this place in tbc year IffTH, aud defendant had with her to several place*. Defendant denied any love-making or courtship, bet claimed a perfect understanding between the two a* In the arrangement by which they went with each other. Tbc defendant claimed it vu under­ stood by tbe parties that Ire waa not a The ease was well tried by J. W. Ran son, of Grand Rapids, and C. G. Holbroek for tbs plaintiff, and by L. E. 4c C. M. Knapprn and John Caryeth days, and there were tbe usual amount uf crying spell* and fainting flu on the part of the injured plaintiff, but tbe jury said that Messer did Mt promise. coart and i«y defendnat’a cost*. Tie­ C. C. Wolcott U Iteidlng an addi verdict » generally believed to he a tion to his hardware store, which when rigMiWWu*. completed w ill make hi* place of bu*iIn tbe rase of Beqj. Stienboff va nea* .13x132 feet, the largest store Joim Fisk, judgement for plaintiff and In tbe county. Charley believes tn tbe tag future uf Nashville, and be­ Old Dsn Bolinger Ira* the reputation of being one of the biggest becr-guzzlrrsof Morgan, yet he has nuitributed BBOTHEBM. DRUGGISTS, Mr. Winters and wife have returned from Saline, nccou>|tanied by Aussn Curtis and his new bride, who will soon rot up badness for themaelrea on the farm purchased by Mr. Curtis last spring. The “greatest meteoric shower ever recorded" to bold forth last week Thursday even fug. a* anounced by tbe “wise men," failed to come to time, probably on account of the weather. E. E. Tirch. accompanied by hi* brother Ed. started for Berrien Co. this week, to visit parent*. Ed. in­ tends to remain there during tbe win- WHIMPERS One o* our old pioneers. Land ng Barn*, started this week for Clinton I county, to visit a brother. Mr. Barna vis farm they iH-nnl a nutting l>ehind the plastering a* though mice were harboring there, bat a few day* ago Mrs. Bradleys' attention waa called to what appeared to lw something crawliug behind tbe bureau, near which ' stood their littlcchlld. Casting her eyes IV Hereafter I will Iw at ray store all the time, and shall be glad to see my old custmor* ami a* many new one* ns chose to give me a call BOOTS AND SHOES A better stock have never hat a great deal. and that Scknl Bub! SM Batt! TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHJ R Blank Books! Blank Books! WE PAY THE Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brashes. For Produce, and give in exchange gtxxl.-, 16 outate* to the pound, and 3 feet to the yard We expect and desire to >uly by rFTbe l>e*l asMirtment and the lowcall and settje their nccoont ' <‘*’ !’”**• •” ••vcrco«d*|yoa will Jind^ at hr note or otberwiro within 30 days. Jnly Ilth, IH7V. PRESCRIPTIONS, And to thia end we earnestly solicit the patronage of all thoo who read thia notice. BOISE BROTHERS. NEW STORE NEW GOODS! WILSON & HOWE They nil do It. Go to tbe Old Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meat* of all kinds. Hkxbt Bob. * l*roprirtor. GROCERIES CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Dried tpptea. Remember that Hakdt A Bauxe* pay tbe highest market price for Dried Apple*. BOOTS AND SHOES, An extra rvmmI, young and heavy *inui of work hones, for <ia*h or ou tune. Inquire of J. B. Marshall. Maple Grove. 8 tf PF* Cora taken in exchange for lilarkamithing also two thousand bu*b•te wanted ou acU. at the FocatHtr in Nash vllle. "la there a man with aoal eo deml,' who bath .offered the miseries of a The Warner Bru*, are tfbw residents cough or cold, yet nrrlccu-d to try of Bortiana. haring gone thither to ••Sellers, Cough gyrwpF start a brick yan I. In the matter of population Vennotville ia not retrograding. A ten-pound ■on. baa appeared at J. A. Gibbons'. Mr*. Henry Southwell died suddenly on Thun-lay night last. She had been married bat a *hort time, aud at tbc time of her death her husband waa in the north woods lumbering. It ia confidentially expected that tbe January 1st. and then aud forever afterward* Veraroatvfllian« will not be obliged to jouraey to Nashville when they want to attend tbe theatre. D^D Boys’ Suita, $3 and upward^ Mena’ Suita, $5 and upward*: Mens' Overcoats, $5 aud upwards. Mens’ Rubber Overcoat*. Ladies’ Cloaks, prettier and better than ever. Ladies* Derby Waterproof Cloaks. Ladies Rubber Boots. Box Paper and Stationery I around she beheld a large «naM**auga Jackaon visiting friend*. Mrs. T. g«»e* making toward tbc child. She caught from there to tba Christian Coafrrence the Labe in her anna aud ran for the at Maple Rapids aa a delegate from the door, and passed out aud closed it, when tbc auake foiled in it* attempts, Ths iron column* for the front of returned t<> it* hiding place, where Mr*. Yates' new lirick. which were plAced in Bradley «kmi found and killed It, on position on Wednesday are of home w hich were six rattle*. Tun bouse bad production, being cast at tbc foundry of uot been occupied for M-vrral year*. Wood A Bailey. ' There used to stand ou section 16. in Tbe Vermontville tonsarial artist is so thia town, the largest tree in tbc county grrvioualy aMirtcd with dilatorinc** if not in the State. It mcaanred sixteen that tire Ha»k ia compelled to “hoof fret in diameter fonr feet from tbc it" over to this village when he. want* ground. It was what was known aa to enjoy a dean shave. plane or sycamore, and was hollow. A Cha*. E. Breves. our editorial broth­ door had Iwen ent in it through which er. likewise apple buyer has laid aaivle men have ridden a horse fully sixteen the apple-packing implement* to grasp hands high,' turned around iusiclc tbc with a renewed grip, the editorial quit. tree and rode out again. January 1*4. He return* to Benton Harbor to day. 1841, a few pioneers had got together at Notwithstanding tbc cool weather tbc tavern of l.’uch* Sam. Herring and the eider mill* keep grinding aud weir telling stories, when Mrs. Herring squeezing away at the remnant* of the proporevl that if they would cut down apple crop. II. R. Dickinson’s mill alone, tlw ••Monarch" she world give them lias “squoxe" oat 300 barrel* of tbe fluid. tbc best dinner the bouse affurdetl. Ths last of tbe stave mill machinery, They accepted tbc offer, went to work —tbe engine and boiler, ha* Ix-en dis­ and soon did wliat each one alway* re­ posed of to J. W. Glenn. The invest gretted. felled tbe pndc of tbc forest. ment proved to be a prcdltalds ouc to It waa intended to take a section of Mr. Young, netting him the neat little it to Marshall for a grocery, bnt find­ sum of $'.700. ing tbe rood too narrow, anil tbe Tbc New York theatre waa greeted >(nmjM too thick, they gave uptbe job. with full houses trerry night during Your correspondent ha* viritrd and tbeir stay here, aud Mr. Max-ell. tbe measured thu tree after it was cel down proprietor waa so pleased with hi* and can therefore speak from a jet profit* that hr promised to return ■anal knowledge of the facta. again with hu troope tn early spring. Cold weather i* at hand and sleigh­ ing ia coming. and 'Gene Cook is-on hand with a fine, large stock uf cutters. Eyery owner of a borer wants to invest iq one. for what’s the uro of a horse ia winter time without a cutter. BOOT AMD SHOE MAKER, lie, ami iu order to keep them alive people boy legal blank* of one aud take over to the other and have tlwm , ia 74 years of age and bia brother is 78. They will journey on northward to Is­ abella county, where they will visit a brother who is 78 years of age, whom । l^uiaiug aaya be Jia* not «ecn for over thirty years. What a graad lime there little children will have when they get together, j4*ying leap frog, ludl ami marbles. Furnish them with a toy gun and the music will hare just begun. Soon after Mr. Bradley’s family took | powsaion of tbe bouse on tbe Jim. Da­ CANNOT BE FOUND ANYWHERE. H.G. E. Parxon* has bought David Cro­ well's interest in hi* (Paraon’s) farm. ■ nd will take possession . next week. Mr. Crowe*! leased it but spring for two year*. In the north-west corner of thia town went out hunting on Saturday, and “winged’<1 quail. And now it leak* out that Charley. Me More wad Emma Bigga committed For interesting, gossipy new* of the day. read the New York Sun. Peruse prospectus carefully in soother ^olamn. On Monday F. J. Purchia shouldered his gw^and departed for a throe-weeks eamjiajgn among tbc deer of Northern Miehlgam. L. P. Cole of Tbornapple Lake, baa received bi* new *tramlx>at, anil tbe ahaif behind, but a| Lit* J nocture he ■sass was lambed ou Tueeday. It cbaksd and waa <maapuB«4 to rest. runs like a top. Tbe dyspeptic kept at work, dosed From tbe amount n( deer that Ira* the gap and then forged ahead, been shipped In of late, we should tbe oooclnaioa of tbe half hour he judge that,sow body i* getting away devoured hi* ninth pic while hi* with eonsiucrabk venison. pooent waa ia hts eighth. Clark Young 'has closed hi* select school, aud will commence teaching in tbc Quail Trap, district. Maple Grove, Every smoker ia undoubtedly aware a week from next Monday. And now its a good time for the for­ that cigars have to be dried before they are ready for tbe markst, and our tunate of* Nashville to remember that young cigar maker, Andy I^nx has had there are many ia this village who can­ .onsiderabl.' trotiltle with -ouir of tbe not afford a Thanksgiving turkey. boy* s ho pick up hu eigarw. a* tbey A primary youth wa* heard saying are aeattered profusely around In bi* tbe other "day. "Talk about your base Vacs room drying. Andy finally hit burning stoves, my old man's slipper upon an expedient to check the inroad* ia a hot enough base burner for me.** Lewis Durkee, C. II. Irady II. M. upou his r’A’flt*- Yf* to put a small quantity of powder in a number of Lee, A. M. Flint, W. 8. Powers and cigar* aud scatter them a* be hael several other of our eitixeu*. have lx-cu “courting’ at the county scat thi* r number of boy* filed out of the bark week. room on to the street, and were soon An Orangeville honey thief stole all engaged ia tbe Caahiowble habit of be conld carry, and what he could not •rooking. Shortly, fizz! fizz! crack.'- take away he spoiled by stamping it bang! went there cigars, and now aev- into the ponud. He wa* an "omary rral of, our young boys hare had tbeir mustache* shaved off. and Andy There will be a social at tbe Opera aptoada bin cignro about more recklere House on Thanksgiving night, con­ ly than formerly. sisting of game* and dancing. Gen­ eral admittance IS ere.t*. hill for dance Hons-TW-Yswa Swimrthe Brad.A Lass that Didn't G« a Husband-Ch her Judgement* and Local Item*. PRETIER LINE OF Arthur, aut> of Cyru* Slossoa. who has liven absent several years, staying with aa aunt, has returned home to at tend school, in tbe new bouse in dicrict No. 1. • A stool of wheat waa pulled up ia tbe Mason Iroya' wheat field, grown wtetetel br Ute te.ll*<. ud Una. Ute l«ll thra.,1. Mr. Ktef*. h.r. W.baTObM, mwbte to pr.wur.Mi, rariou* Sunfield was nmlly contested ia that town. Om W the romrotanu trad a wide mouth, ponder out jaws, whilst tba other was raanlftstly a dyspeptic. Pumkin pies of a uniform aiae were aaed, and tbe man who ate the arose In half an hour ws* to bo tbe winner. The widd-'mouthed man hd tbe match for twsstj-two minutes swallowing seven pies ia that Good Suitings for 6 pence per yard—juxt think of it. Dregs of Wine Suitings from 16 to 25 cents. Peacock-green Cashmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in all colors, from 20 cents to $1. All Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—think of that. ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS Shawls,.Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. ir YOC WANT Take %otter. Broke into my eu. Insure about tbe 1st of October, ooe dark red Iwifrr about eight month* old. the owner i* n-<]iie*tr<l to call pay charge* and take her away. J. C. Duxiw Nov. Mb 1N7>. R 13 HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN and STOCKING YARNS Prices. D. C. GRIFFITH LIGHTNING SEWER Just Received (HIE, GOUC. GOING1 Nellie Branch, of Olivet, Mias Minnie Collin* of Hl*.. Mrs. D. W. Church. Fred Hull and tbc Congregational chow of this village. Thanksgiving day, Nov. 37th inei.. will be duly observed at tba M. E. church, Rer.A.D. Newtea the pastor TERMS REASONABLE. DON’T PAIL TOOAIL DRESS MAKIMG A SPECIALTY! THE NEW WILSON �W Bates Wrwtorj. hadferome JpSTUHM lAOOCAL RANN, Il M thought that Gau. John F.MU- OOMPOUND sank way down, art P*> «Th«n. &» .•* G.E RENTSMITH, Attorney at Law, thto FLUID EXTRACT Mr. W. D. founded on ling, ahe kept it io herself. All d*y Jong «1»» kepiP dtotinm trine of a second life i oonrtesy Lwoomc. orado frontier, Attorney A Counsellor, man will MOO after thf A* tiute tucked up in bed, and Mich., for 137,000, and of 760 acres in the same county for >33JiCO. LEE REED A CO., J PHARMACEUTICAL. LUMBER WAOOIB, Palienee sal sp alone, grim and sitent tsf >ra the open Are. thinking, thinking. IKM WXGOXS A SraCXALTT. Tbe unthinkers like >wsy back, before Patty's brown eyes r Nannie's bine ones bad opened upon very high we should Aunt Patty called it 8c MVCB feed ia bang shipper.] to the Old World from America that many, in- I eluding an unknown exchange, are be- Bancroft’s *' History of tbe United worship, to States," we should not feel that Amer have built world to oome. The Old Tul.rniiii largely the history of a state. Not only i tbe first hooka up to tbe poem of Job oberts a hoti haisx, R DISEASES Or»)«» Is DRUGS, IEDICINES toiCBEIJCALS, fodderland. B~s. nuuw-r-. critical condition, jyOWERM A BARLOW, predicting calamities or so neemm for the nation; aud*even tbe psalms were ln Philadelphia Saturday keening other point in the ^irogreuis, we should national hymns, hymns for the theo- />M( thirty years ago, has started * 1 io Kew^,rk city, called see doves, and pigootui, and lambs cratto throne and legislature rather ncw bought and sold in large numbers to than for an individual firetada religion. £wer«m Benri'lfs Weekly. carry forward the worship of tbe high- There ia no one treatise tn tbe Hebrew ‘ nt scriptarea in which the writer attempts „ T“r , ’T®7.', - -» fart), rto* raliatona twiHaf nt the France, recently cxhibstod s double1•««*! ’hich had been in use I T ENRY Frumons idea wo must judge all. No times in hia life. “Jt is juat as well, GOODYEAR, eighteen eonaeeative year*, and ever XI truth or dogma ao humbla that it has J’-1” no laograpliy written down in tbe vast hgioua doctrine ia incidental rather habits. book of nature. There arc ephemera] tiinoe thru there had been hard Strug Ik, tbe the creation of tbe univoraa is only lea for Nannie and her mother. To - -J ——. jxilicy written containing the usual day. One day snd night begin and tbe lifting of a curtain that all may see, Wliu UBM oi oovas jM-rmir-u, w »u«>uuHad clause that it wpuhi become void by the origin of the Hebrew race. T~ * )•*■**■ ttrr hang up in tlie Hartford Fab- 1 , lie Library. Thia is done to coccurage <“•»• in “ ‘■‘"•P •• •* •"» mtidda. Mr. Fnrtdas dial in 1877, that day ia a career. There are stran­ .tM , the reading of instructive matter. Mitattaa. imt^s Weflat I from a wound in his aide, inflicted by a ger things in nature. There is a plant abac ; ParroB Coans, ot the Preabyterian ' j)F.0PLE"S DRUG STORE, which opena almost the loveliest flower “OW • »»• J • ! r-------- --------------- —-- --- - --- -----^icl. .bnrch to hunt and I 1 Halting*. chnrch at _ Orhan, —. „ Pa., — likea ---------------------------stirred Mita Patience's wrinkled hevrt refused payment ot tbe policy, setting sian ever beholds, and which pours fall of all tbe details of that faith which strangely. • °P U»*t dweaed had died . by his forth perfume enongh to All a cathe­ filled Palestine and ita borders for , fish. His congregation gave him the Dick Brewer’s child starving! lawn hart j that ha ha.1. ghwly intern- dral with holy incense; and yet that twenty centuries. Aa tbe facia are. we choice between those sporta and his She sal liefore tbe fire Ull the leg J peseta Irteta. whieh utudrt to shorten mast leer- from incidental records clerical employment. He chose the gun l»K< A IMMIKNEI. broke in two and the coals scattered ’ his life, aud that his statement that be of night, and opens it but once. Two wliat must have been a common opinion and rod. with rhe old Cliiklren of Irerel Threw I o, Uub over the bricks. Then sbe sro~'. pet * temperate man was a misreprir oat her candle, and lay down by Patty's seutalion that voided the policy. Hui- tbe birth and death of thia botuuftil u,ad.?U trerr,, . Irelref u> iW re— > jjdc. * 1 c*de was not proven. On tho day member of the floral band. But who may bo fertile valleys at the North pole , sdiug his death Mr. Fnrniss had will say that these two hours see not u temporary nations. CJ*. fcr the refuge of the faithful. May disturbed by the stealing of one history? Indeed, they make up a bol­ 1 Mormon faith in thia theory greatly ' bright and rally Patty waked to uaa find the origin ; anti waxou io me sun , . . > . t . ,7 ■treafuuig through the frosty pane. <a , °* do<BU’ ter record than the alf century of are seen brightly. Enoch walked with aboanil. Lor l-d Ind the place by her' ante «• detected in Back bum God. and waa carried to heaven with­ ErnKFIK, before ahe ever saw Louis ' nces. He >v«e rove on tbft tbe morning of hie action, or crime. The hfo of many out the intervention of death. Whether mt woo Nspolwai. hsd Laid a romantic plan for 1 >-^dZa death, callinc with liis coa-bman j ’bc “i,‘- •»rosi?g th© S mand hi.cliamm>u.i rose is l>etter than the life of many Perhaps releasing him from tbc pnson of Ham. through death is not related. of b©d and hurrying on her eloUjea. that kis dog. were beisg suiicn. L«nThese allusions illustrate the fact that 1 m late again, and Aunt Patty will be ’ —. - " .« —•- » • • thus delivered from corruption and waa to be the guardian a agri of im|>cr- । ao provoked." dust. Elijah, too, waa seen to pass up ia] France. accipeDtally. 1*. was admitted dial he | But Aunt Pattv seemed tqinaualh drank. • t-bt it WiA ' flMbml that his seM an individual history, and may. among the angels, thus showing that Tux trial of a copyright lawsuit in and should be. studied faithfully in tbc j gentle aa alie baric her good-morning; Washington brings out the fact that intemperance waa of the extreme kind mirror of such retrospection. In lh» and that and the sunshine inad<i Patty a tetter laud in the belief of tho people. feel very light-hearted, aa she danced Umony, that he waa strong ai d vigorous, survey <if tbe poverty ami riches ot Wall. Jacob lay down al night and nished thousands of counterfeits of for ( yesterday we can see the doctrine of a around setting the to! |ewith urm nerves And will. His physician dreamed, and be saw the angels of God eign champagne late-Is to pat on Amen teeUficd that moderate drinking waa forms of e«aeuco and accident Aa im­ skim the cream for brrakfaat. and w te-ncflcial to health. On the other mense men have lived, aud immense nod sky, thus showing us that to tho Exfwmimkttw recently made on lh« hand, a physician iu the emp oy of tbe uattons have lived, making a powerful j^OBT. J. GRANT Sells folded ou their breasts; and the tiny pled with spinta. and that Jooob placed pig. with tho ear of corn iu his mouth, holie drink, tn the smallest qnaiititic*. oontraat with the ephemeral insect and She ephemerel flower, so great ideas all rvaily for tbe oven; th* hanging ■ tended to shorten lite. Tbe attorney of who hxl died is hardly a matter of the company a^lvantsged by tho fact doubt. The tdcaa of angels and immor­ huge atone crocks full ot |r>ut>d-cak<tality are one. ....1 InuloJ., .b. win <><•„. „o„ her confessed the thought that a'.l who die in a divorce suit hroaght w against 1 here will live again. There ia only our iron elads, 1 fngatca. 11 /■orvette u, 13 I Balt, Lime, Water Limo, X.n.n. Brew™, rap,, .h.J.re „.! , on thr rflwSon o< greater notion in the human mind tho ment betrays tetter the old Hebrew clippers, 21 stwamcrw, -2 gunboats. Ill bam n cellar, and she d.ew a long nigh. druukeuncsa, ...fur such . aud• was rebuked ‘ -mere, and 117 notion of a (rod, bat the tehef in a Iwlicf than th© story about the Witch . _ ■ c. •_ of Endor. It u not the truth of the sailing---------------- -------------------------company claimed that it waa a misrep Being drfiend ao much upon man's as narrative that is valuable, but the indi- manned by 3,187 officers and 2N,LF21> She uw tbe change in Patty's face; n-scntation to contend that it did not men. permit ita policy-holders tba moderate point that the Hebrews did not believe All that tbe promoters of tbe prouae of alcoholic drinks, but insisted in annihilation, but in a futon stale. poaed Florida ship canal now want is s of the day before, until after tbe break The story is. satetantially. that Kaul. upon the other, aud ia strong in such '• charter from the Legislature, and aa had become shattered, his nerves un, —yr n/TZ.-;:---------- . . ------------ a f thst body, dues not moot again until was putting on her cloak and hat to go bv II,.- Failutuire. .nd brews ao loaM. A.p, rep to church. halntaal intemperance A verdict gw^jb—B b.a,»..l P waaault M. ^oU lh„ FnulcL .^[ulreU. rek. CoV. lief 1 would remark first that the Then »h© put her hand on her ibonlaon—uarel P rell ta bdp taw. >bw k j atelity of the truth of a secou< tiff waa the Widow of Leou Furniss, who sharp A SPECIFIC REMEDY ? ALL chased will bo from British America never'satisfied with ourselves. we see the scene eha offered to the shade BLADDERS KIDNEYS. child or of HARDWARE, *10.000; the defendant was tbe Mutual Life Insurance Company,of Nev York, in which the policy was writicr; and the case inwlrod tlw.quroston of the extent to which habits of drinking alcobolic liquora cudld be, oarnad Without vitiating a life insurance policy. When For Debility, Lose of Memory. India position to Exertion or Business. Shortliras of Breath, Troubled with thoughts Blood to the Head, Pale Countenance IRON, NAILS 1SBELF HARDWARE Patty Bright eat by tbe kitohenible. h<w elb-iwa resting upon it and sr chin in her bands. A huge white it could be very plainly seen that Pat ty's thoughts were retting on something very different. The truth 1*. “ II trd Times" waa star­ ing Patty in the face, and. although ho looked very ugly. Patty waa staring back at him ate*.lily and unflinchingly. aa she wto ocucurned, she had never known the moaning of |>ovcrty. Fort­ tienoo Bright, Sr.. Patty's only friend an I protector Her tert* were over- witli fruits and vegetables; aud, belter still, her money was ao oarefnlly put country were broken, and if all of thr railroads failed, it would make no pos­ sible difference to Mias Patieuoe. Bo, with a mind calm and serene. Patty, Sr., moved around her kitchen. mtnoe-meat. But, with a mind any­ thing but calm and serene. Pally. Jr., eat by tbe table, thinking. Mi*« Patience rattled the atove- banged the shovel and tonga. Bull Patty never moved. “Bring me tbe <-gga. child." shewaid. Still Patty didn’t bear. So Mia® Pa­ tience went to tho cellar, brought oat a baaket of tbc pare white, chocobu<wbitea in a big bine platter sud dropped the yelks in a bowl; then, sitting down by the table, te-gan to pile them ap m white maaaui by her steady stroke*. Every little while she looked up al Patty's dreamy face and misty eyea “Come, child," she said, at last, “you've been there long enough Beat ‘ HELMBOLD’S BUCHU OOEM IN Kb ERY CVIR DR\ GOODS, SILKS ini DRESS GOODS lx-<i by the moat eminent physicians Rheumatism, 8 pe r mato rrh cea, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Dy.pep»l«, Ac. Groceries and General Produce, Patty, choking a aob down in her ‘ Well." said Aunt Patty,‘ you stop re on your way home from church. “Ob! Auut Patty." she shoutod. “What's tbe good of it sU. auntie?’ throwing her arms around her nock, Patty asked. “Don't they get enough to “ what have you been doing?" cat at home?" “There, go along, child. You'veMi-ts Patience reddened with indig­ crushed my clean collar and knocked nation and dropped her fork in the your hat aidewgys.'* And Miss Patience gave h« s gentle “The land sakes!" ahe exclaimed. " 1 ptuh toward the door gneas there never waa a Bright yet but Patty ran off. feeling exhilarated and expectant. She could hardly ait still " What do they do with the ‘more through the sermon, alt hough she tried very hard to lie attentive; and even Miss Patience looked at her suspi­ the beautiful anthems made verr little ciously. ’ What are yon thinking impression upon _her. And. when the about, child?" ahe said. "Speak it and anala and cuusins were txchangiiig Early in the morning Patty had gone greeting* in tne vestibule, she ran ing room, the kitchen, or the laboratory ; reduced by good managomcnl that it amount* to but little in the courx- of a , , ,, , ----• ,------l» wuBenbl'. fo. m . grr« or —re .. —o —..I. i™. yard, new work exposed to injury from the etementa, tools misplaced, essential doubt tlml there waa such a land Be ordered, therefore, that some medium lie sent for who could call npun the deail heroes, and the spiritiial'.Atic me­ dium from Endor come, and. by some ni’ lluel now hast to mankind, cuabtel ment has been failing in strength, part­ Kanl to bold with hla venerable father a nuhtary council. The menta of the which bold no belief iu s wood world. nartatire aie of no moment, but tbe in­ cauetl innate laeas, acu naa come to txLacl,o„, „.,k. iu ,u no[qoo- bj t uu works out its principles of law, and me­ I cbanict, aud arciuuvturn. Good thco- gives us railways aud telegraphs, just as it gives us the luster of the diamond; and, when we would learn anything of value about the idea of immortality, we must move about*in the world of active mind, and not among the wig­ wams of the savage, nor among the bushes of the African. Strike intellectual development where ' Constipation, Aohes and Pains, General Debility, Kidney Diseases, Liver Ccmplaint, Novous Debility, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica, hsve flowed only that narrow Charou tour .rere, a.-..,gniagi.utoli.or ta.-. . H*ii. Mroea. 1-----------------------------Greek, auu and wurcu which aep-iaio separates uin the «>unw Chriat- i ing herself. tan from an endless life. It may be “Oser," says Mrs Grant, " the Gen ! A BLACK, that this belief among lb© Hebrews rot**- era! lost al! his money in a potato specu- - * • and fell and rose again, aa it has done I lation., He paid *750 for 150 btuhela ■ re .11 ....... . — re X • l. . ire — . 1. . . I ■ . . . I . , .V . ■ . . American and Foreign Marble, their history is long and vaned; but it ( must te that .i . bell played thought of ' MonumeaU, Tombstones, Maudes, kc.. log to murder by starvation is made again**, a man aud woman in San Fran Cisco. They locked tbe woman’s hus­ band iu a strong room, on the pretense that and fed to i ------------ v-------------------- pU1ai he ue was insane, ann it-a him nim next io ol ------------------------------------nothing. Their object wm to gel bis l.d.H .ad uren. : ““<■> !“•> ™ «><■ I .. _ point of death when raacued, but imAlbert D. o»aw. Shaw. United States wu Con-- ;I proved with proper nourishment vbi«~ owe. • anl si* Manehe-ter, *in a [ —:! ” “ answer. •to — _ W’s must consult the gentlaal manner ----- .u-l., question, “What ia your opinion «r of lb© । ot lD ow .j. future prospects ... of ^anufactarers mcmahmeut; our Mivice advice uius* must uin not rau fall j, ------ ; !' , ,tn I m< iMsxuucui, viu EngteJr m.: K.w.me, re I do. lu, . dowo <b. .1—« hauU-re —oar— o< U>.. , j j, |UUruTftnp CmUdBU—re...—lerreklaUu .|—a >o aUrereb —1 ndrrel,. U »a« ||| I IlT || R \ mrWla.k>Uwopla,anU«UA»«»«»a|dM,,oj „ u, u,. uadre J N 11H I UIIJ .alarprire. l~*«d bj aa adrepreu, I h,^ o, hl„ —lUag OJre ol .ao.Itang flake NO PATENT NO PAY which they were playing along tbe Nite । or iu the Grecian peninsula. One ea] Mhlial thought ran lb rough all; noth Decline, Lumbago, Catarrh, Nevoua Compl’nte, Female Complaints, Readtebe. Pain in tbe Shoulders, Cungii. DiuuMwa, Sour SUHnach, Erup­ tions, Bad Taste in tbe Mouth. Pal pitatiou of the Heart, Pain in tbe region of the Kidneys, aud a thousand other painful aymptoms. are the offspring of Dyspepsia. HELMBOLD’SBUCHU iDTigorates the Stomach, Is the Ion wonderfully distributed over our vast j ___ ....—.11 i— — -—.r—I i. eat near the place of production. The genius of American inventors and th© growing skill of American operators, coupled with cheap lands and cheap food, certainly place us in a favorable position for winning the race in the trolling position in manufacture*.” In answer to other questions Mr. Shawaaid: “Uecr ia the greet curse of tbe poorer claaaee in England; it dead­ ens the moral and physical force*, and. at the same time, robe them of much of their bard earnings. Thia drink ques­ tion ia the serious one ‘ England, once an ope always an operative.' New York Herald. How did you happen to apple jolly on another. Patty saw it all in one glance, a had walked around the bouse on the then turned to Nannie, who had can; day she died. Her daughter-in-law, bold of her hand and waa thanking 1 Mr* Jane Donahue, with wtxxn she has and laughing and crying all at once. ____ PaUv "I'm 1 *°r lhe P** twenty-two yean, awfullj girt. but I h—1 done nog ,M‘ * u& several kmnihs, gidi Wifi* mnmuw “Yss. you have,* Nrninie insisted. and hardly a apeak al flrein the stove. •The man said they came from you. tocned to look around for the treesuno, I wanted to put some wood in; but ahe and it Me t ail hare aether. There’s but never found it She bad thirtylooked so nervous and said no Then wood ia the wood-house, and flour and two grandchildren and three great­ ahe asked me to go to the closet .nd tea in the pantry, and potatoes and grandchild ran, one of wham ia nerving in the United State* army. After aba bnug htf aghweefwater. I couldn't «•<* help looking around, auntie; and there wss only half a had of breed on a ptate, "Iwaatyou to teflyonr Aunl Patty and tbc least little scrap of butter in a that I hope she will ha—a great assay broken tea-cup. I took her tho water; Thanksgiving days as happy aa tbe one tail I fell every minute aa if I should IMMkUM Mild IMwIMM*. Indigestion, of this lite, and partly because phlioau vincit of tbc Latins being ouc uf the infinite number of ab-iaca which, al- * though small of themselves, when earnmed ,p . gr.3J l«Ul lore .1 lb,. ,„„shl „( etid of the rear. As the thirtv wrond . . . > . , ‘ . l«rt of an inch too bill© on ou© piersgone, ahe had seen something which of a fiU-am engine, a sixty-fourth on auhad stirred her childish soul aa nothing When she knocked at the door, and tAher. and aa mncii o» stdlaurKher will u-j i___l. _____ _ _ 1 ___ IfanMoaaUed “ Come in.' Patty knew result in proai derangamaat of the she came borne aha had been trying to by the chan go in her voice that som.- functions of the machine, ao infinlteai- Sull - - ------------- ---- --------tuink of ths beat way to prem-nt a peti­ thing very pleasant had h ----- p, _ — , u kg suouki nave but n»pe oi a second tion co Anal Patty, and. now that the she waa not quite pre|A>i rPrTBLU.‘tTO------------------------------------------- ; life cue might be gl^l of it, but should lor which there has been no return No I ..... r . , ■> opportunity had come of its own will, stations which were ma her bean trembled and her spirit faded. opened the door matter what the nature of the trade or vinced that* man dies aa a tree, that But Aunt Patty waa waiting, with her There Nannie sat, dressed in a blue manufacture, it is very certain that a unanimity of the children of tbe woods fork in tbe sir and her eyes on Patty. flannel wrapper which Aunt Patience material reduction of the expenses of i would weigh nothing. for should they So. with her cheeks burning aud her had intended to make over for Patty, every department can l»c made by care­ all agree that civilisation were a calam­ voice tremulous from hope and fear, she ful attention to the minor matters, and ity, and literature a weakness, we should these remarks are made with the hope not feel affected by their common con­ that all interested will give them atten- sent Labor brings out ideas, joat aa it " Hungry, in thia land of plenty I” said Aunt Patty, contemptuously. “I'd Klf.b nooACMC io the iemling bonsca in Europe, India, ( H4MH. tho British colonies, and North and South America. Beside the tergrea ' luminaries the city also dtrpoers every 1 year of acme 500 ballet masters, dancer-, and mimic*. HELMBOLD'S BUCHU IS UNEQUALED BLAST ER Patty took up the bowl and wooden won; bat she moved languidly and as tienee said, sharply. “There's your Uncle Ebeu coming on the 5 o'clock train, and Aunt Mans in the morning. on. very frequently Epileptic Pita aud 1 stitntion lircoaws affected it requires ' the aid of an invig.miting medicine to ‘strengthen and tone up the systemwhich *■ THE MARKETS. A single trial will be quite sufficient valuable remedial qualities. PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, olMrrvntiou. » in his highest estate. In ita uh this wandering thought has undergo tenkaformatioua. been not lorn unfortunate than — fin— of Uiyaaea. who fled ■a witchery <4 ope islan d only to CAlZTZdX.tbast baSfr. *rtke cotamoo —|ijjfiriiiiin to Mm* ttwy imbetmHth^rdeadin tbe belief that tba absent soul would, at See that the private Propri­ etary stamp is on each bMtla. Sold Everywhere. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-11-29.pdf.pdf 6d95f0bc663a7a3b1c030e4e7fbb4a9a PDF Text Text O STRONG, NASHVILLE. BARR VOLUME VII. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1879. NUMBER Hl. maker*, the boot and shoe maker* and It u * — ~>~C. w. Smith’sFOR BIRUOIK STEAKS^! -TP be maintained on its ------ 1 may look forward to a winter for to* working 14231681 FOR BARGAINS !N8UGAMj - " ’“ Uo to C. Wfatopi’a. FOR HAM STEAK. ,ry Ga to C.WT Smith’s. FOR NICE. JUICY BOASA .1 Go to C.- W.’SmUfi'*. FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCQ, Go to C. W. SmfthV FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HANGING LAMPS. 8«Uh> xannaa coutuy, Tmji Enitod States sends ebseae and beef to England, and gnpu and lager beer to Gsrmaay. ’ Paistxv belts ore to be worn directly’; so ktesA moat ladies will tare to be la­ beled, "Look oat for paint," Ta« American W0 gold piece has uscceeded the Englbdi sovereign as the g Id standard of the world. ’ VriTAMD of 2,000,000 acres of land ba during the past two yesro Nxw Omxaxs is considering a thor­ ough system of sewerage, which will coeX, according to the plana, fil.WO.WO. Tax negro exodus from Texan to Kansas is more than oonnterbalaneed by the gra.-iahopi><-r -Indus from Ka&tas TOR XAMPH’ftjA^ FOK BOLOCSAS THAT ABB BOSS, )T. B. YOUNG, FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith’ FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS. Tsx two sisters of the late Gee. Hooker— Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Brainard —reside in Watertown. N. T. They will receive a handsome ilgacy from the FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH. Fi>R PRESENTS WITH TEA. Go to C. W. Smith's FOR the WORTH or YOUR MONEY. Go to C. W. Smith's. t-THl WHITE CLOVER HONEY. —winter ha» aet ia rally and rioiocUy in Emcland, Franca and Ovrmasy —Tba t■oanlrw de Moatijn.' tno'ber of U,-y' Aaaoctaitoi bald a private bmo<u« at tbe Gibex ■ Empress Eagca K-. of Prucv, died al Madrid • >u Honea. In that dty, teat week, whiA waa a few day* a#a, tiafavc t ta arrival of her dau<L 1 fatly aliacHted. It is understood that they itec ded Siea an advaus. is prtoew of k'h bcw» and trek papara, rsogiog fruat 1 to IX rants D37D Enlarged ■ Improved Lawrkxce, Man, haa no church­ bells within ita limits, with the excep­ tion of the Catholic ehimre. The mill­ bells have always rung for meciwg. and -n»a United Ftatm Auditor of Ila Iriad Aroatmla tar jna* modvwd a coomunicaUan from tbe VicoI-roASteta^/tteOsteal ^BrtSofUfl CHAS. //. BRADY. road Omponr nwloains a etack for SOOO.IWl. Unload Wheat and Grain Ex peditiously Aociiratly. LEVIS DURKEE AINSWORTH i BROOKS PAY HE HIGHEST MARKET PR1CI The i’uaimaatar Gaceral raensomreta la*l». lurnn to ecuUa tta Department to ad <pt a sea. era! r gulartoe of ita Poetai Usonn relative to the payment of hrnnod iraUomity for r«« I 1-irU aruelee iael or destroyed in the puatai OLCOTT 1IOUSB, Noahville, Mlohljan. C. (?. Wolcott. Proprietor. Money Saiei by Dealini will Item. A158WNW0RTH A ItKOOKS. * A Ptcroanl I’assoixYr. It was a red-h:ured. in-ity ctanplcxr-i - . .eRtaan tbM got BFsJ.vtaW car while it was in waiting on the turn­ pot, two butaja, an.1 * lar^v number of buo out- With htv long hair, cajiardouR felt hat, and n beard like a bn mug bush, ■Sm [HaresaqtdaelhfBSCrr butnert he rrecmhled a returned Californian, —The-<nr »tebl-» of ffidE x'lti. lvrnar'Rail rnaJT O-tnpauy New Tort were bume.! a tew and hu probably was. There was an GROCERY —The new Freocb cable waa formally in- dayaacu. dayaaru. HSeveral ----firrmej were injured »y a to, by s from x. |ta|iMwwu. «*.- ramuy The.Samoa • urery.-Prem.teot of me rrrert. rertrtdw. to I aovaptaij srot-vet-HOtairem had to ta ihu> ' New Fresh Coods and Low [ scimeud An yyiLLIAM JONES, H.-im bo«Ll to. CASE . I w. o... — ’ Teas, Coffees, Sugars, CHARLES SCHEIDT. It.ACKhMITU, aiivu-tv pvoceufy to all work Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish. W1"” u“- M u» anna atxJ ammunition required, provided they conUnu* their Ojbt Thia had occurred since ta-u. Adami was al White nvap , -HpctortSoto, HL, I. ta-WK sssursw with •osrirS fiver to such ah sa to eaaae ths elcatn* of the public Fcbooli ~ - An agreed crar is to be pn»«0-.«d to the Cheese ui Everything READY MADE CLOTHING, Can, taerrtary ot fifiaie, ?,153; WaJ.wortt, C.rorprroite-, H.S19; Wcedell. Treasurer. S.274: Wan!. Attorney General, 7.SH. Lzgtelatiire— IWruMtaan m.Jortty Io iLe Borate. 11; RepubI ean majtrt’y tn the B w, ’A M.Jorl y <n MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats, Sasket flam ail SknMert, Lentz<£ Soos, Selling Goods UIS H IW AKIS I 10. Buton e,*?; “ tL ,i2^.v L ™ ^Irik of erenowtw.m >-•. r-S'«. » X,iT^>-?r".r7-..‘^‘‘.,7 LARGEST STOCK GUNSMITH smmnu iokt Than anyother firm dealing in furniture. for Governor, :r>.41M; Bingham, for Lieu Ur.art Govrrnnr, 30Art; Warner, for herretary of Rtate, 28,098; Guenther, for Treaaurer, *081; Wi am. for A'lvwy Groe-al, 25 «!; WhlL fonl, forPlaH8spsmteaHiart.tl.30n Captain." rrnhrd the man Ortincw ozvd Criminate -a» MU IM * Cat Muw . bart—r, of LndvUie, abot and tilled Harry with the inflammatory rheumatism in my right foot. I made a crotsh-rvet f6t It by hying1 my -cant ctosaariM over my crutch, You eanto rushing into the ear and kicked my foot wiihOui aa apol­ ogy. While I wm winuiug in hote tearod agony yon said, * Buch a little jog might do me good; the - 1-ttle starts word very waking, and I looked like a man woke Up stM. I since coaldn't shoot ye before L went to the gold digginga, beromwi I was- too siek and too poor. I'm all fixed now, <nd here’s, the (ready riilno to settle fari»afterT 'put a lead mH into yc. and now, tb«m, as ii is me Set byj Weke you up this time, I guess , 1'11 reach out for old liulFa-eye-biojaier nn* Cn ataaft ** 1 ■ Astha i volvvr the___________ . f______ ______ molalion sjirong to tho car door, leaped to the tidewalk, an<f shod down the -I halu’i, quite earfli.- observed the •tranger.-ibet be is the cMp that trod my foot, but I was sure that be had trod, oa some other feller’d foot, and I kinder thought I'd better fix him' for a starter till I struck my JVyui- - ... I .... I'm. report gnee on to say U»st the lucres, ins demaeda of Um post*) service Oa l for a lance iocrcaae lo the apptop. iailoo for the paymec. at derka lu lb- p-L Sees Tta> taUmate, kl.eto.OOO, for Una itetu u gresUy below tta actual used fr< >he TTfc*. . . . . nave thus far Ixeu oblsUod by Lis scaool ate am! Haitentj. S*?! JS. 5“ It is said that the Emperor Alexander of Rumis Iran become a confirmed hypo­ chondriac. He shuts himself up for days, and can with difficulty be perauaded to ta*e food. pBoartxrnro in tlx- gold region ot Georgia oouCinnaawith unabated ardor. Practical miner* are constantly arriving, and the Flat Woods hare grown into a mimatnre Black Hills. Mim Yoccm. a school-teacher of Kite tisa valley, Oregon, haa taken up a land claim, fenced it, built a house, and this year raise-l 612 buahels of grain, beside teaching her school. An cmbarraMcd actor bounded on the stage of a San Francisco theater, in u Fccne depicting a robbery in a hotel office, and ahouted: **Oag the safe, while I blow open the night clerk." Cixts Seavxr, of Waterbury, Vt. was posaeased by the idea that he iimat Mt fire to a building every Wednesday or die. He burnsd dwehmgron three Bticceaaive Wednesdays before he war detected. Nsitiieh Indian corn, not iK»t*tocs, »« »OT . »«' turwp,. w.-rc know q in England till the opening of the tenth century. The peasants sub­ sisted upon bread made of barley and ground in a hand-mill. Mibb Calxpomia Linton, Texas, re­ dding on Cottonwodd creek, while walking in the wood*, met a large alli­ gator. Bhe got a rope, tied it around the alligator's neck, and dragged it twe Standing Armies of Europe. Mn Noroan Bnowx.an Ecghshmaa. There can be little question that the present condition of continental trade lum invented a machine that will fire is in great measure due to the enormous 3U0 abota a minute, and they pieree bardena laid on the people by the mili­ on iron-plated vi-aael at a distance of tary policy of their rulers. How heavy ; 1.060 yarda The French Government these burdens are some details taken mix ordered 500 of the machines. from a report lately ixsued by the Hun­ “Whxs wc take into account,” aaya FORGOTTEN f ONG'RESNIFS. garian Ministry will aho„-. According to . Horatio Seymour, “the values and tenthis report (the object of which is to ex- urea of European lands and compare ' hibitthr-relative weakness of the AtiMro- them with the low prices and free titles ............ Hungarian forces and advoevte an addi­ ot our own fertile soils, it is clear that tion to tbrmj, the militirt, strength of ' they cannot be brought intoauah does How ephemera! is political fame Rustia conaikto of 3,(Hfi,s00 mon, of] practical proximity without making Among the thousands who figured in whom 600,000 belong to the reserve and gre.it clian^-jH upon both contineuta. ' thmr <my aa Beuetocd and Reprcecnta- 2.44G.SOO to the standing army. The Thk employment ot women in the tires in Congrca*, the names ot but few regular armyatFranoe comprises 1.6H2,U-lograjdiic ecrvies in France, ou a arc familiar to the qiresent generation. 000 soldiers of all arms, the territorial, large scale, Ium now begun in Paris, Clay, Webster, and Calhoun made an army 1,208/100; total, 2JH0AMX), to be where 240 girls are undergoing an ap­ impress on the history of their country increased in 1892 by the addition of I which, p^rbajm, will never lie forgotten. 300,000 reserve rnon to 2,723,000. The 1 prenticeship of three months on trial. Hui clast of Btatesmoa standing next to I German power of all classes is repre- 1 They are cheaper than men, getting them hi ability are evert' now almost | sen'ed by 2,004,300 men. of whom only *200 a year, wherero nien get tfOU and MO<>. The girls are not cxpectod faded out ot Uie public mind. Jqhn 1,076.200 belong to the standing anuy, Forsyth, of Georgia, was one of the 307,200 to the landwehr, and 620,900 to 1 A GfcfcMAX wine-lover says: “Wine the reserve, Italy has an army of 698.­ is a kind of standing army. againai the 000. and %uuliUa of S10.000. In JS9i. Sswster ytUudloS of tbs 45,60f>,00G. when ths reserve will number 1,016.200, burdens of his. Rhino wine, the inof people now dwelling in thia laud of ■ her total strength will reach 2,(124,200. fautty; champacno, the cavalry; Burours know that suah a man brer lived, i Austro-Hungtov ]>oaaroaro a standing William C. Preston, of Routh Carolina,, army of 800,000. a laudwehr of 299,318, waa an orator of great power and a ■ and a reserve of 95,000 men; total, Senator who reflected honor <m toa 1,19^318. The grand total of all these State. After his death how soon was farces amounts to 16,471,918, the stand­ he forgotten. WdfialeFs reply to Robert Mm. Lrwis was alone at night in a Y. Hay no >a likely toheepka fRoyie's, ing armies alone numbering 7.925.OOM. house at Air Liao, Ohio. Bhe wm Hut it must not be understood that all memory fresh tn tbs mind of lbw eroder. the latter are now under anus; at least awakened liy the dropping of the key Otherwise he would have been lost to half of them are ou furlough. They from the lock of toe front door. Queue­ the recollection of poatt-rity; yet ho wca form the first line, and all wtmld, of ing aright that a burglar bad pushed one of 4hAi.lwillfanfe macs of hia day. course, be at once called out in the event it out, ahe armed herself with a pistol, William T. Bawj, of JKpstucky, waa ,of a general war.' It'is nevertheless and. when he intruded his head, fired men’ true that the great nriUtary powers have at it. -Hia dead body wm token »M»L m tn ths poll­ nt their disposal 16,000,000 mon, who by a companion, in the wagon that was ------------------------------ -JMkfe to asy that haw learned, or are now learning, the to have earned the plunder. a large majority of the present voter soldicr'a art. and are bound to rventor Ta* will of the late Bishop Whitting­ are not apprised of the fact. Felix the ranks when required. The mind ham, ot Baltimore, is in lus own hand­ Grundy, si Ttnxnre refuses to grasp the full signifteanoe of writing. and opens as follow*: “In the eloquence at the bar and in the halla of three ptwtwutoua figures; but it may name of God? Amen! To the Holy, Congress. It is only the political *tu- safely be affirmed that, so tong aa these Iflmwe<l and Glortoea THuity, Father, bloated ai insurants are suffered to exist. Bon and HMy Ghost, be ailoratiou, taanks, and everlasting prataaP . The know anything about him. Maryland Biabop’s estate ocnsteta almost solely of. kept Gen. Sam Smith is Congress thirty-seven years. We might go on and specify a aco.e of others, equally talented *d infiueotealiutbdr «tay and gnitiimtino, who are but aeldom thought of beyond the iweemcta of thdr btood relatoma. U nch should be the tote of tbeae dMnguished politicians, what is �WILL OFFER from this date, and until further notice, CLOAKS and CLOAKING at I CAN SAVE YOU ON A $5.00 CLOAK $1.00 James H. 1 MW-tatawJ tea k-.u.prn EflEw E 10.00 12.00 itm»•croud largrot commercial fleet In the world to alleged to be chiefly due to tbe fact that villages pool their savings to baild or hoy a ship, instead of as beer, ' ‘ ‘ I savings bank to fee., fur a delimit- 1 have a LARGE ASSORTMENT in CaMsad rajlp. day of twenty-eight thousand dollars ia brood daylight. and he didn't dis cover tbe theft until a few hours nftat Up to the 15th ward. We should like to sec any one had ent l85.tXM.000 rob us of twenty-eight thousand doll­ Will ent >6.000.000 ars in broad <tayligbt-<>r iu narrow aigbiMght'dtber. It can't bo done. Even our who has an account, ucsted to call aid sottlo tbeir are r note ot otherwise within W daj J»ly lltb, 1S». All made in New Styles, and Neatly Trimmed. I will also offer a nice .stock of PLAIN BASKET BEAVER CLOAKINGS At a LOW FIGURE.: They all do It. the unanimous adoption of the follow­ ing resolutions : 1. That bearafter no young man using tobacco in any form c'lmiug m a candidate for the ministry, shall be received into this conference. S. That those members of this con­ ference already addicted to the use of in public and when in company of per­ sons who de. not use it. 8. That all circuits and muuious arc advised out rertainlr reform in the right direct­ ion and if carryed oat according to programme will cause a lively rustling of the dry bones in the M. E. church. No Lady can do justice to herself in buying a Cloak or Cloak Pattern without seeing my stock. I also offer A FULL LINE OF KNIT GOODS Comprising (Jo to tbe Old Reliable Market for Fresh. Salt and Smoked Meats of all ely did no harm. ■ kinds. * Hbmkt Ros. Mias Mary A. Adams, a girl of 17, ________________ attempted suicide at Battle Creek on the 18th bv taring a dose of morphine and pounded glass. Bhe gave as . tho cause of tbe rash act that she had been seduced by George Addison, who luul promised to marry her. Addison ha* fled, and his victim lies in a. critical condition. An Ithaca woman cured her hasband of staying oat lata at night' In­ going to the door when bo came home and whispering through tbe key­ hole, "Is that yon, HenryF’ Her busband’s name u John, and> he stays at home every night now, and sleeps with one eye open and a revolver un­ der his bead. About a year ago Aaron T. Collier, then residing at Dearborn, Wayne county, deserted his family, consist­ ing ot a wife and several small child­ ren, and went to Portland, where bo The people of Dakota talk about' applying for admission to the Union aa a State. For many yearn the broad river of emigration flowed across the undulating prairies and grassy ravines of that vast Territory to tbe shores ot the Paeilr. and the soil of Dakota was hastily condcmmvJ m arid, sterile, and unproductive, while her hidden trea •area of gold, coal. and other minerals were almost entirely neglected. Now that the eligible lands iwyood the Roeky Moantaina have been largely taken up by settlere or grabbed by speculators, seek era for homee are fur mug their eye* to the desert which has been traversed by^cnigrant trains for ovor a quarter of a ccntu/y. and Un. ni and villages ant springing up on the banks of tbe Miasoari and of its affln ent streams. A large part of the Blaek Hills region is likewise situated la Dakota and it to etaimed that the total' population of tbe Territory large cnongh to lustify its ambition to thrown from tbe horse’s back and un­ der hia fret In such a manner that tbe enter the family of States. sharp calk on a fore foot struck him on Repairing Done In the Beat the side of the bead, producing a fract­ Manner Poaaible! ure of thcsknll. from which tie died a few days after. One man waa recently shot b, an­ other who miatook him for a boar, an­ other met similar fate because his com­ tbe African repablic aa tbe latter-day rade thought he waa a deer, and now comes Wm. Gale, of Livingston coun­ land of promise. It wMacrnelandn ty, with a charge of shot Tn his body swindling scheme by which the Li­ berian fever was worked up among tho Carolina negroes, in some eases by their own preachers, in the pay of a FINEST SEWED BOOT At a VERY LOW FIGURE to close out. G. A. TRUMAN SEWING MACHINE COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. largest ud Best Selected Stock all.—and famine and tbv ague have eaten them tip. The provisions they had paid for were not furnished; Mon­ rovia, wham lahar to rewarded with a shilling a day, waa not prepared to care for them. They died like sheep of tbs rot. Of the original emigrants* a few. bcoeght back by tbe kind sacr recently in the Indian Ocean. Most of tbeerew went down with tbe ship. The Shenandoah was one of the most mill in Eaton towrobip. Blood thirsty dogs devoured 15 sheep famona of the piratical crafts built in for Jew Krebs of Eaton last wack. England for tbe southern navy. When H P. Stall snota re-dent of Rnxsnd died of typhoid malaria last week. FURNITURE lust received at WOLCOTT’S TT ARDW A RF. a lot of 25 NEW IMPROV’D VICTOR SEWING MCAHINE To be sold in the next FORTY DAYS for 95.00 CASHS O VE YEAR S TIME We we were sharp enough to contract our machines before the late advance, and in­ stead of advancing the price of them, as our competitors are doing, we are Reducing the price, and selling you a $35.00 machine for $25.00. ■ WALKER i NORTON TWENTY-FOUR REASONS WHY THE “VICTOR" IS THE BEST SEWING MACHINE Parlor Suits, Chamber Sults, Easy Chairs, Patent Rookers, Bureaus, Extension Tables, Lounges, Mirrors, Camp Chairs, dtc. Our Undertaking Departmnt Prices that Cant 1 Undersold. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 151 . 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22J 23. 24. Simplicity in Construction. Adaptation to every variety of sewing. A straight, self-setting needle. Self-adjusting shuttle tension. All motions positive. Adjustability of wearing parts. A positive take-up. A perfect and positive feed, crossing seams with certainty. Does not break thread or miss stitches. Makes a neat, snug lock-stitch alike on both sides. Has a few working parts, hence not liable to get out of order. Entire absence of springs and cog wheels. ' Runs the lightest and with the least noise. Speed and ease of operation. * Economical use of thread. Important parts made oi the best steel, and liignly finished. Does perfect work on-all kind of goods from lace to leather. It is at all times ready for business. » t.: Has more recent and valuable improvements than any other machine. Require fewer repairs than any othei machine in the market Physicians recommend it; their wives use it; the best testimony of iti Beauty and economy of its movements attesting its superior workinai Trials in competition usually result iu its favor. Delicate ladies can do the coarsest work without fatigue. nnmiM Humus i GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. running. C. C. WOLCOTT. �STRUP! Mr*. JwLu Mayo of Maple Grove is bulidintf a new ham. : Our wv shetebas are aararohlaldy crowded out this path. . The brick work M the new block will Rat litlte can U- said alwut thi* case. except that when f ** * 7 ~ " in tt-was di»c-»rered by impartial men, that there was not the slightest found•lion for Hick', claim, except Uis aS datfta of R. J. Feighuer end Jaures M. War Un. filed in tbe cause befme tbe 1 < ' * t I BOSTON. STORE. when the box was opened and haHota counted. It la probable that Mr. Bieka J engine aud a flat enr were wreck based hia claim almost wholly <m the The ' the nffidavit*. Whether he will now ed ' but no person* injured. Wm. Baldwin, rattle drover, waa sa­ pres* hi* claim furthej. or give it up nd hr M. H. Mclukmh. on Saturdar, for Main street, and aa tbe cxp» use would be trifling, se suggest that tl»e Conn of men, e vqp of bis own party, think dl take aomo action in regard to th* the matter ought to drop here. This noose law auita. mattrr. DoltJMHMKU. T. C. Wolcott Qf Eaten Rapids, wa* case of fanned injury has now coat the county not lens than in payment in the village thia week visRiofc hi* !A Lively Runaway. of Jury, officers of the court and uteriA lively Johnstown letter is received ographer. New that tbs bottom facte jnataa we go toprm*. It will appear are known, it is hoped that the matter frightened, broke tbeir hitching and will not be pursued further. Judgr in our next issue. for a time made thing* jingle ou our Tbe M. E. Social at Elder J. S. Har­ Hookrr did himself great credit te hie ntrecta. Ttey were finally stopped on der's, Tuesday evening, wm enjoyed by impartial ruling* iu the cause. AD, the Tboruapplr river bridge, by anoth with the exception of a few who are n goodly number. . er teem, with neck-yoke brshs and Tbe Homeopathic Medical Society exiramelv partisan in their 'views, say hmtemtadlrdterTnagcd. tM team meet at the Wolcott Home, Wednew his rulings were just and right belonged teM. Bradly, living some day, December Sd. Trav. FMlKWlrft tod Bety. Rose und wife, ot Hastings, ate thank* giving, and next Saturday will done giving turkey at J. M. Wood's. th.- term, a* the Judge is obliged to go A big revival is in program at the to Marshal. although tbe bnainesn of Hoamer school house, conducted by the term win not be completed. Rev. Mowery of the U. B. persuasion. township, arose seemingly aa well aa Tbe M. C. R. R. hare erected hand­ Mr. Jas. P. Roberts has returned from usual, atprted the fire in the kitchen some crowing signs ou the street* Minnesotxu store, and returned to bed again. crossing tbe railroad within tbe corpoMr. A. J. Bowne, our esteemed When his wife had prepared breakfa»:. banker, hxi a largr tumor removed she called him. but receiving m> enewer Rev. E. Miller of North Castleton from hi* back last week Thursday. entered the bed room and waa horrified and family, took the train for their He is getting along as well a* possible. Tbe Patrons of Husbandry' celebrate new Add of labor at Dahlgreen, HL. the anniversary of their organ-ration, on Wednesday. bv a festival at Union Hall on Dee. 4th. Township treasurer* are solicted to lion. J. J. Woodman of Paw Paw, and Some rascally thief invaded Wm. favor u* with the printing of their tax other prominent speakers are expected Boston'* residence on the night of the receipts. We guarantee good work to be present. 19th, and stole a lady’s gold watch, and price* aa low aa any. Mr*. Norman Bailey, vice President chain, key and breastpin. a large num of the W. C. T. U. fortbe 3rd congre*Them iron hitching post* put down iouil DisL, Iras issued a call for a con­ her of coin* sealed to a box, a lady's in front of Kellogg, Demaray A Co's, vention of Barry county temperance portmoniae. and filO in silver. The women, to take place at tbe R. R. Club matter ha* been put into Sheriff Lee'* furniture store, are neat, ’.and a gt».«l rooms in this city, on Dec. 2nd and 3rd, thing to anchor a horse to. hand* who offer* tH reward for tbe re­ for the purpose of organizing a conJacob Huffman of Maple Grove, on covery of the property, and any infor­ mation tlntf mav lead Ur the apprehen- Monday, brought io hi* season'* crop of dried apples. It weighed J*14 pound*, moc of tbe thief. and was bought by Boise it Francis. And the News prophesies that next Io our neighboring township of year will witness more extensive and Maple Grove, on tbe 90th Inst, there •olid improvements in this village, were born to William and Eliza Hard­ than ever occared in any one year being. three girl balnea, their joint weight ]*eing 13 Ibn. 14 ounces. Tbe fiist weighed 5 lb*. 10 ounces ; second * in*. 8 ounces ; third 4 lb*. 14 ounces, and have been named respectively Mina, Ms'tic and Minnie. Tbe little H. J. Hancbett and son John, of ; ladies are well and hearty and. al ready, . new ,t™m I OUm, «bool optnrf oa <h. are attracting a great deal ot atten­ Mor,,.. >,.v. tion, haring received thirty caller* iu saw mill, which they are setting up for Wm. Nelson has hia boure finished, bnshirM at Kent City, and where thcr and i* occupying it. will reside during the winter. Hiram Nelson, of Clinton, 1* visiting RcfmtLig U Bury’s Victim at Diptberia C. W. Smith has moved into tbe relatives in thi* vicinity. Diptberia of the moat malignant, house lately vacated by W. M. Wilkin, Jod. Smith and wife, o( Jackson, typeha* made it* appearance in Carl­ aud Frank McDerby »nd his new wife are visiting al John Hunter1* H. Clemons, and Dick. Cunningham, ton. Mr.F. Bull, a poor cripple, lo*t have commenced housekeeping in the are aroand as chimney sweeps. * daughter co Sunday from the dread W. D. Stowe i* taking music lesson* disease. Hia wife and older daughter vill­ Smith A Clark are making arrange of Mr*. Minnie Chamber*, ot meet* to give a tell al the Opera age. time, and Mt. B’*. chicken-hearted A. E. Foster, of Muskegon, is visit­ House, on New Year's eve. As tbe ncighlxir* were so liadly scared that boy* Lave tbe refutation of giving ing friends in thi* vicinity and at Mortliey refused to preform tLc burial rites. their patron* a pleasant time, a large Tbe town board, finally on Monday, attendance can be anticipated. buried tbe girl and relieved the unfor­ Tlw last meeting of tbe Maple Grove tunate family from thia sorrowful aituaA complaint resembling diphtheria U. B. Mix*-. Society was held st the par­ has bv»m running iu Mr. Merrifield'* nonage, when Mr*. Shelly was made family. , , happy by the present of • haudaom*Thaakigiring DayRollo Sanders, and Charles Rouw. Thanksgiving Day was appropriately chair. The next meeting of the society nr»- at work on tbe new opera house at Vermontville. will occur at Wm. Jarrard's. Jr.. on observed in Naahvillr. Tbe merchau • Mias Laura Shepard, celebrated her tile establiahmeuln ctaeed tl.eir door* Thursday, Dec. 4th. day. on Wednesday, by a party from eleven until two o'clock; au ap­ James Clarke, Esq.. of Hasting*, will birth iu the evening. propriate sermon waa delivered to a »p«-ak at the next icmjM-rancc m.i<u« On Saturday and Sunday there will crowded bouse, at the M. E. church, by meeting, which takes place at tire lie a quarterly meeting at tbe M. E. tbe Rev. A. D, Newton, from tbe Christian Church one week from next church at the village. words. "Bleased is tbe nation whose Sunday evening. Mr. Clarite is one of Mr*. Wing ia thoroughly overhauling God i* tbe Lord,” from Psalms; after the best speaker* in tbe county and it her house at the village, and when which tbe main business of the day, is hoped that there will be a large at- done will be a new bouse. Farmer* are hauling iu tbe dollar* of disposing of turkey, mince pic, cran­ the daddies with a rush, from the sale berry sauce, was unanimously aud gen­ It look* m though a few of tbe boy* of fat hog* and other stock. erally attended to throughout the vil­ imagined that the only way to ob­ D. C. Smith, one of our merchants, lage- Tbe poo., too, wen- remembered serve the GovernersThanksgsviDg pro­ ha* taken a holiday, and gone to Disaixlgare thank* for tbe turkey sent by clamation waa to fill up with hard ci­ mouilale to spend Thanksgiving. Thi* i* a good time for the fsnncr* their charitable neighbor. der and beer, and right here we desire to gather in the "dudad*'' to satialy the to mid timt thorn boy* wbodid thus­ de*ires of the township treasurer*. A Large Estate Settled. ly are naming a habit that will em­ Harley Page haring bought tbe prop­ The estate of Thoma* 11. Hinchman bark them upon a great, tumultous sea erty formerly owned oy William Hows, at the village, ha* occupied the same. deceaacd,>f Johnstown waa cloned thia of shock* and «turm«. Jim Davis having bought 30 acres of week and Lewie E. Hinchman, tbe ad­ A-State street woman learned that land of G. W. Slater, win *oon move ministrator, discharged. The parties suJter was Latin for wotunu, and being back into W est Kalamo, and in sight all being of age entered into an agresomewhat foud of conundrum*, asked of hi* birth-place. ment aa to tbe division of tbe property Ernstus Clemmons is lying danger­ her husband * hat was tin-difference and papers were drawn iu accordance ously ill with paralysis of the left optic between herself and a rauls. And aa nerve, and a complete prostration of be hail been married several year* he tbe nervous *y*tcm. tbe largtat estates ever settled in wa* loo tliougbtful to troubw her by The Isirtier shop at tbe village has Barry 'county there being a trifle guessing, but kindly remarked that be "busted,” tbe proprietor*. Lefever and over thirty eight thousand dollar* Stowe, one going into well digging, had never been able to sec any. in land and rood paper to distribute. and the other to school. The Middlevilc Odd Fellow* have _____________________ Judge Smith apeak* In high term* of <rf neraoaal property next week, the conduct of the heir*. especially of secured the Hoo. Schuyler Colfax to deliver hia great lecture on the life and ; after which, having rented his farm, ol .lbnU>»m Uneota In Ih.i 11» •» >'"<“1^ ling and looking after tbe estate for pUn on Ibe oveoln. nt Dec. Kb. Th. The Son de.nl reeonlej in Enlon Co. tbs past year. Hia accounts were weU was tbe west half of section eighteen, this town, the records previously being kept, there not being the best discrep ancy. After distribution was unulc Li* everywhere, being non-partisan, chaste kept at Marshall. elegant and Inspiring In character; and H. Bander* has ornamented the front of hi* lioune with tbe beads of two tea eent. JhAn doe* not always happen will undoubtedly prove very rcmem- deer Le killed thi* fall. The work ia even in estates very tuucb smaller than crative to the society. Let all those well done, nod show* much taste in the who can, conriestly, attend. taxetdimiat. Will. Bandera. thia one. Early ou Monday morning, before we had time to get our eye* open, Mr* Clrmmona waa purchased by Hiram Gridley paid ♦«. They weigh­ New* propounded the following con­ ed. when; price 4 montli* old. 310 pounds j undrum; ••Where’s our Thanksgiving weight of one at them, 17» pound*. turkey coming fronf We immedi­ Onsdsv Ustwesk a little child of ately gave it up, but had matoely Chas. Alberton Ml from, or tipped reached tbe print shop before Mr. W. over Hie high ehair In which It wa* altting, falling against the »tove and bad­ H. Baker, a big-hearted farmer of Ver­ ly fracturing tu nose, and burning its montville invaded tbe sanctum with a Live, and a* tine a turkey aa waa ever throat, wbooplng cor.gi(, etc. Oser u ■disW btMlM Md mi(Ms CM tart /rir pears. It grres relief where ever neod, and the power to impart benefit that saaaat be bad from the cough mixtures now iu use. Bold by all druggists ax Han never been brought to Nashville, or sold ly rctooimended for curing livur couiplaint, eouatipatiou, sick Iwndache, fe­ ver and ague, and alt dineases of tlio stomach and liver. Sold by all druggtetatUcnute per box. 840 against tb.- stock buyer. The concert on Thanksgiving waa * grand succesa. Notwithstanding the ted weather, the boms* wm Jammed. s*i_ i... i__ . - -- - - Good Suiting* for 6 pence per yard—just think of it. Dregs of Wine Suiting* from 16 to 25 cent*. Peacock-green Caahmere, 45 cent*. Brocade*, in all colon, from 20 cent* to $1. All Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—think of that. A PRETIEE LINE OF 8. B. Avery’s father is making him a riait. G. D. Barden has gone to Ode—a to teach the Anway school. Uncle John Jordan tuts had his bouse nsdated. outaido and In.' Mr*. Ira Stowell fell over m pail, last week, and received severe injunr*. The M. E. church wmr-rrbwded on Bunday morning, to bear the Rev. Mr. Ornick discuss tbe subject of danciug. Tbe institute of Friday aud Saturday was a sucres*, and there will another in four weeks at the South Jordan Boys' Suits, S3 and upwards, rF"Sch<x>l Book at reduced H.Q.l JJOIHE BRUTBEBK. DRUGGISTS. liUNHK The item last week with reference to tbe death of Mr*. J. W. Curtis, waa a mistake. She has been very *£ck, but is on tbe gain now. On the first of the month John A. Jordan pnlled up a stalk of wheat that waa sown on the 90th ot August, meas­ ured. and found it to be two fret and a half longThere is to be a shooting match for one turkey, at Woodland Centre, on the condition (luit the owner sliall put up tbe turkey to Im- shot at for75 cents and tbe winner to put up the same one, and all who shall win it. until 8 p. m.. when they sliall repair to the basement of tiie grand opera house, (owned by Mr. Big Indian) when they shall com­ mence to raflie for said turkey, on the same conditions, ami continue until midnight, and then should tbe turkey live they shall continue uutil 4 a. m. If it should die. they are to play for Cocxcn. Room*. Nashville Oct. fit, *73. Council met pursuant to adjourn­ ment. Present. Wm. Killen. Pre*t dent; Meaar*. H. A. Barber and W. H. Young, Trustees. There Ix-ing no quo­ rum present, on motion by H. A. Bur­ lier the Council adjourned until Friday evening. Oct. 34. !«<». by aye* and nay* aa follow* : Ayes, Young and Barlier. Cot-xciL Rooms, Nashville,Oct.94,*79Council met pursuant to adjourn­ ment Present, wm. Killen, President, Mr—r*. L J. Wliwler. W. H. Young. H. A. Barber. 11. Roe. aud A. W. OI.Q, Absent, T. C. Downing. Tbe following adeounta were pre•ented, anil on motion were allowed by aye* and nayi “ " Aye*. Wheel.Old*. Nay*, nou— A. C. Stanton, draying............ E. J. Feighuer, Recorder's fee. Ou motion Council adjourned. V .1 I’ri/iWYri? tv v Ku ■ CorxciL Rooms, Nadi viHc, Nur. Regular meeting held. Present, W. Killen, President; Me—cs. 1_ J. Wheel­ er, H. A. Barber, A. W. Olds, W. H. Youn^ ^’”rn*n<- Trustee*. AbThe minutes of the laat meeting Were read, and on motion approved. — Th* following account* wen- pre­ sented. and on motion allowed by ayes and nay* a* follow*: AytK Wheeler, Barbt Old* and Young. Nays,-------•■Wm. Kerr, room rent............... (53.37. P. C- Yates, 400 yds, dirt on Main street........................................ 40.00. H. H. Jones, 11! yds. dirt on BOOT ARD SHOE HAIER, Men«' Overcoat*, $5 and upward*. Mens’ Rubber Overcoat*. Ladies’ Cloaks, prettier and better than Ladiea* Derby Waterproof Cloak*. Ladies Rubber Boot*. BOOTS AND SHOES have never had, and a great deal. D/D that raying ScM Botts! Sttoel BmR TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER Blank Books! Blank Books! WE PAY THE Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. For Produce, and give in exchange good*, 16 ounce* to tbe pound, and 3 feet to the yard. ixpect and dei PRESCRIPTIONS, SEk>T. For Men. Boys and Youths. Prices from (3A0 upuanl*. Boot* and Shue* iu rndlr— variety. Kip limn $3.00. Calf ihrnt. (9.00. Women’*. Mi—r* and Children's Sh<M-s from M cent* a pair and upward. We sell our Gmeertes at freight advance. Basket Furnished Jap Tea at 4r> cents We make oar uarefaaaes for Cash. and aave hundred* ot dollars annually by *o doing. Our trade is 30 per cent, larger than a Tear ago at the same date owing to the uniform cheapness of everything we sell. Wm. A. AruwouTii. NEW STORE NEW GOODS GO TO THE NEW STORE OF COMPRISING EVERYTHING WILSON & HOWE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS GROCERIES ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace. Hamburg Edging. BOOTS AND SHOES, HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN and STOCKING YARNS D. C. GRIFFITH JJUKTt AM I'OM ’THE BOSS STOCK and au motion «u accrf On motion the Council E. J. Fewiixkr, We GO8DN Just Received GOIIG, GOIRC. GBINGI DRESS GOODS All of the latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES' CLOTH. AH the latest styles out BEAVER : PAISLEY SHAWLS THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. TERMS REASONABLE. DON’T FAIL TO CAI L DRESS lAKlJiG A SPECIALTY! A BIG LINE OF felt sskitt rsj FROM 30 CENTS TO ♦».(« Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. �which he me "Me b not. Ho wm obliged to go to it. compound QLEJOIfT SMITH, Attorrw, M l**, FLUID EXTRACT Latah writers theory and adventure. The literatort ta Um ptetars srf the arrival! A new life s.-xmed lb open To ■ottee, left the young LlTIfS 11NTAKF, asleep; if they strolled through the leafy groves, Mabel would waadcr ofl in Dowa .through tbe Nall green grMa, ■w-sreh of sooto flower or stone, returniros, th. purling brook, Lutie Malvin the*Greek and Latin books the future home. Bhe wm trying her ekiU at both principle and detml. match-making -tbeirtiny Hooter doubtiee. embodied the com­ Buocrsa sons crowned her effort*, and mon theology wbm, in his “Odymey," bs her room aud told lend. hit.hero through tbe tpintual ■ton. with hia atal- woriri to meet the many noble ooao who h*d fallen in bottle, or in the embrace of oommoo derth. The reenery differs to her than .11 the world. Uttle from that in Dante. Homer wrote •d^y* °b' **PP3frr »hr BOO yearn before Christ, and, m he was on her arm. Placing the I'S.vket brim ming with ita floral treamree, in the abatte, that their freahueea might not lie impaired, .he nested h«-reelf on a large grey stone, then drawing forth a letter perused it several times, ’ “ Ysa," she solikxpused; " Guy it coming homo st tart. ■ I wonder what wrought. He will be much taller, I suppose, and more than likely hi* face, which then waa smooth, will Ie adorned with a beard. Dear Iwutber Guy. *o anxi-Hi* am I to ace you I can hardly restrain my impatience;" lh<-n, picking up tbs tatter which hail fallen to tbe ground, she read doud : "Be with won tomorrow without fail," and returned it to her jxx-ket, and *st mnung. forgetful of the time, until the twilight shadow. "We are gttug boiur k’MptiW'to Poor Guy will fed bad, I .umoac, for hia heart was set on having In. friend fur my husband, iio wouldn't blamr ma if he only knew what s noble man 1 have chosen. Lutie waa surprised when, ou their arrival borne, Ouyeame out and greeted Boyd a* in old acquaintance. ■‘Back again, are you.old bovf* disk­ ing him cordtaHy by the hand. ’How did von .u-vced?" "tTorked like a charm." replied Boyd in a whhj»r, Tf-wLitM- there seemed aomethiug my.terin^a sboat thi*. for B.-yd had .1 way* mainiait>rd indifference rt the . mention of her brother’, name, an-1 now ) " friend, J he wm greeting him a* *n nld and wa« actually whispering to him ' I What c>>uld it mean? Attorney A Counsellor, PoiATMUk.—Tboro U potato that ia a bettoi a bill Bnowflakc. Two sound < are snilniswt. A. maar j--------------------dealing with this thsory of a future life raired therefrom M if* whole potatoM ■cured. The bsM potatom, grown tfo* der favorable circmnrtaocas. eunirta 20 pMMwL of stareh; poor ones, about Ifi |wr crnL—Rural Nev Yorker. Haxmlkm Ccrnnmc. —Her. ia a fetipe for a parfoclly harmlem 60- J LEE REED A CO., LUMBER WAOOIl, Farm Waoowi a Bmccialtt. yto God ia rasUoM and unhappy aud long, to be absorbed and lose in the Infinite hia solitude. In Buddhism the millions took up and peuy for the time tn come when lb«y may drop imck into tbe Bu preree Deity aud rert foravor a part of skin smooth and white. God. It sccma a Utile batter dsattnv perfectly harmlees. poBERTM A HOTI MM INS, A SPECIFIC REMEDY ? ALL DISEASES BRDGS,lED!ClRE3HiC!EIiCiU, Try it; it ta BLADDERS KIDNEYS. JJOWERS A BARLOW, Hebrew and llgyptun aM^Grqpk xrere a grave, but man ta gone. i BQd r nil oul bad one... Dp not remove ^at Looking into these Asiatic and Ito- any of the outer rind but what cornea tn. aa oAear red • R all in aubstanu.1 hsrtnoireM to thigga beyond tha grave. Ttod. Homer's*poem man world*, marking how dark the off in tb0 handling. Thsy atao keep u predict ft Y^weoUo wm not simply wire fiction, and. aa real death-bod uf man Vast coming to well in rope, and hung up. tbe eorieot 1 such, rejected \>y his am We msjjnfcr i lie, it wav high time for * At’< flow of <ay w nmke them, which la te tie then, rire <W*«Mto! •» f» from the fate that potei teiusot toove I faith. The Wcterti worUl, destined on‘> b.y or straw band, which is tiottew I l> tak. * *<wk‘*t iha •gainst tbe public impwmn; and from by race, and by language, and by in- than a Make. This plan 1* naeful where j '-yMt, wa* in »helf room is scares I but ths point* jo ■ the additional fact that the grave and rtitutaou* to become logical men who followed Homer in danger of being wholly over-tart by thi* । observeareaoool,airy utuatiou, warmth . namortal btroBOgba And tew re-y_ time repeated m philosophy what he night of death. Thd-Roman gnniu* ^d moiatur© * being more inimical to m’tto tereti" had said in song. Pythagoras taught wn. very powerful for good oj ill. That I their keeping Uian frost. the migration of * ula from nun animal iron cthire prom ulga^dTiyAureh oared UiIin|<) RtP,.,„._A roreesponden l tal7 wnUwfabi*** in ant-thor, and. Io the red tkot men mil* ,T:te >,««,«. ta^ta-1 ■ “ ‘ ■j te'dSXXi, teLS*te ."S might lead holy live, and thus |ian* up- > . -t * laresefnlly „ anai»- raised in ,I-tx3. lf Ui baby won! toward angrl. or to nobler form* men of marble rather than men aud “I find no difficulty st ta* nasal boar—Kstf part 3 li of tnrel.-ood. red not be ordered down women of mingled virtue and joy. Or, in railing nice crisp ones in my garden, drti/i roa rt** ap promptly *od_ rwurt, toward brute*, he organized a form of । flying from .nch aevrrity, society would have licoome reusual to the last degree. and haruig them (n rotation during the clitxrcL who*- metalxwa, like tHr; T iL.^ ». X, .re,., a, pr»5»** vmo ehitoe bf the bld Ostholie - lemmata* j No room is left for conjecture or pro- entire seiaaon. What the radish need* is a fertile, sandy soil, that doe. not UU. j.>o ww» uodsr good d^HpU-*-' An | phecy. here, for ip thore days when the tion. .peat all llicre yean imrifying i tbemBckes that they might bs found empire wn* duuolnng the Roman bake un the surfree. The reil <d my y«a-«rt fl.t»reu>« up red dowa tto sx> u»«» ready at death for a happy trausmigra- mmd, which had once been so grand pni~<u>. u».uiL and quick growth do the rest I narual voice u>d frtret to *tn<. •Boe*. tiun. Tbe apcetaele of many thousands following thu PyliugorM - a Uwumu J toxa ot which the English U.ngue remember* of one brotherhood being oe For Debility. Lose of Memory. Indi- TJENRT A. ItOODYEAR, 1RCM, RAILS I SHELF HARDWARE and Dry Skin. Concuniption follow. When tbe Coo the aid of an Invigorating medicine t<> DEOPLEW DREG STORE, I Itowtin. Dill GLINT A BOOiiSELI.EB Lullo Malvin wa. a comdy, merryheartetl young girt She had roft brown hair, which cltutercd clo^v an able funger to restrain her cqriosiiy yy«. S. GOODYEAR, around her neck and brow; a broad. "I <tere>nd an explanation." gtaucing in dignatitly first at Bovd. then at Guy, depth, was reflected the spirit of truth; who .uxxitaughing immoderately. “1 full, red lips .and well-rounded chin. sec nothing to provoke snch merriment." were-not. simply p6cde, liui wjty.ti.e were not Miccresfu! io nuaing rediabew .’ou b* Bhe wa, of medium height aud rather " Guy will explain,’ rtegrnod Boj(d. prastical belief of a targe multitude. row we die," and under thi* flag of inclined to embonpoiiif. Her winning whereupon Ogy stepped forward and ; 1’indar, following at a di»u*M>e of 100 Lcenae the crimes, and vice**, and de- until they formed Ixxl* of sand wheeled w 9^! manner drew around her a targe circle ■aid; ” ll i. ju*t this. Lutie; jou were years, leaves u. a very forma! and calm |>rav tiy of the Itoman lieeama such that from the road. In heavy or clayey Roita nuitabos are apt t<> be tough, pungent vow do of friend.. they are literally in our |»urvr lougu. dutenuinoi you would uol get acquaint |KM-m alruut the reward, and pauishand wormier, unles. the ground 1* kept “> u* I uusjicrttablc. She hall, of con rec. a greet many rd with my inend. here, and you ran ineut* Ix-yend thi* probation : a titora, but toe treated them *11 alike, j*4j. We conspired. He followed you. t yard tall by Uaalf; oaetaby 1 allowing not the slight*-*: preference and l>ehold the result; my dream*-will biuloeM thas you atsl your of the ides of a second life there eame ■p»rtin«iit ess .tteorf to; bet* ___ | io a mighty reinforcement. The troop. qaalrty of soil alluded to, a rtoh ■simIv whdAa ahe **1 muting, her thought* were l-e vrnfird." ‘ preMbte. hrtw fall oflawtaa* 'F^T^P.'V O T") G? lijssi that will not bake on the anrfsre-, ,n '* r not of lorcre, but of her alisent brother, t of Life bad been falling back. They it ymt yt*SM. you eant mtae -LJ-CV X " You do u«»t regret our little conspir­ --------------------7 u .. u , " 111 generally jwodnee uu-o rruq> •o soon to return. acy. do you, dcarrat?" ukrd Boyd.*teal- I < Ithera paa« ’ a shield : flarc once' pron.l Wnr. Ira-lrnu ndiabe*. ?f it ahould lose it. virtue 4> y , "Lutie! Lutie! Where are you? ing to her side. " Bay that you are not | T>.-rank, —-a— .a — Guy hat come!"—and Robbie, a little angry It wa* my only bo]x\ and I in tbe Jurt. Tbe ot t Death were by planting the aamr crop for a num- rtfht becoming more unanimous and bolder her ot years. Jiangs to another location.” T* /“ ooul-l net give you up, afyer 1 met you ^'a’r j^OBT. J. GRANT Setts that night, without at lca-t one !naj to doug in.other hundred vcor*. Tho'e venerable leader*. Seneca and — St Loum Gfoto-Democrs' Aurelio*, who had bold the legion, fnnu Why, wa did nut expect him until ' ’ >y perseverance ha* ' Atl(j ths |*>et Ortirtratzia show* tltet.no narrow.” she Mid; an-!, hastily mux been rewarded.’ | great change lire come in the public re red war.’ qu<>l**l , thought, fw, in a hymn to a, patriot maruh un ami p- s-r - the land, th-- fin- Hural .Veir Yorker In order to tert “ «°»r-w»li to ita ______ I off. who had I CSC lie*I the land from con Lutie acknowledged, to Ikyd'. dr apmtors he declare, that the honor* ai-te. and the heart In thi* rrui« . the relative cropping qnaUticu of the 2SL ae^mT’to STirkTl " I heard him telling mamma that it hght. that ahr did net regret the con i much that patriot wim receiving frt-n . m»gbt.y ImmI of new troop* came and few varieties of potatoes I cultivated men Salt, Limo, Water Limo, Ac. wm mere chance that enabled him to •piracy, red, m papa's consent was easily ! men ws* only a type of the bh«» h« the banner of a accund life waved again out of Uie multitude introduced to the get here thia evening; and oh. Lube F outamied, an --ariy day wm named for I would cnp>y m heaven among Ita- im" In beauty. Tbe individual wa* neither publie within the last few years, on the yyw. f. Hicxs, “o to I* al*x>rbed m deity nor m dust A 5th of May 1 planted eight hill, of each . he brought or each nice present, the inarrmgr. Robbie at Aral rebelled al | ninrtals. When you hove j*k<«l iTato tops, marbles, kites, aud a knife iurt the thoagtit of the big man taking 1 and Hoersten to this llrt of witoOMes. •d the following kinds. The soil waa a Amc like papa'a. I haven't looked al all of •tater Lutie away, l>nt with the promt** 1 you Lave a compendium of the Greek l>t-tual gu<>d at ihi* experience nure wa* u«cd. Tbe tuber, were cut in that he should visit her a* often a* hr ' thought fur pt-rhsp* GtO years, and in . ( • mc uvun^ui n ..ig man win- liked hr tii ally yielded. •ingle ryes, and one eve planted tn a , .•! that long pc nod it varied but little. 1 him. too; gurem he brought him for The welding wa.* a grand affair, red I rhe poem* of Virgil teach u. that thr ' i hill. The care given all was the *amc CrooUcry.Glu-warc, Xo. yon. ’cau*o—oh, my!" he suddenly con­ ocea»ioiied great rejoicing among the I Latin world wm tire regular .ucccsor in every particular. At digging lime I cluded, a* the Intlc fdiow'. Imre foot nil...-., A. U... tarn*. -M****;taOIMkth»lM,.>talll>«>M-l-y-ta-v wleeUd four hill* of each variety, ailh rf came in contact with a Motic, turning the happy couple rolled swav. manv ve come to the borders the following result* when tire resj-ective our own t. - ■ ._ lywlth j^F.NTI.FY BKOS. A WfLKINN, thereby bringing one more approviK tug hi. thought, into • different cuannd. T» tw.uhm<*l»«.u4 pn.p.nl, I Chmu«> relW^. «. j.. tai taJ’ltuta H Kiw'^ " Where!.* he?’a*k<4 Lutie, on ei. ■ I..1 tara All ua>Q0. .u.l p-noa. b... Uru AU uT™M te pmtatad l>, tering the house nm.. . I h-gbr- ..'i'l u— tall.. 1 L.r. . j ,,, „ „u „ |,JT, T|;, *' In tbe pa^kir,’ answered the alcn—t I ■■ “ "I "I---"- I"' “ -> । l™l„ u. tai. tanrtng tata -M lota., breathh-4* Bolibii'. for he luul Ihh-l tao — >-»■» -«“• “ <->l‘ Iftao U1.I..M aono l.I.m To ta. Bayard TMyt^. u , . „ , ' of-my*tery. If it be true. ■* alleged I He reached out Hia power Mr. Stedman. fOr Y--*b. th^frteud ot thrt our ot the ancient. |nnrd away red fld who an<lrr Going swiftly to the parlor d> ay lor. writer! aa follows of him tn a pa- -lied of a broken heart bocanac lie eonkl ’ wvud.T »..•« *__ _ . .. Owing to drought during the past pq-EWTON HOI HE. •ommor the Yield. ««jc not Largs; but per in Ncrtbuer. chiefly devoted to aww-rtain whether th.- tig man no* tel and go crery day and utaU upon th.- 1 "T“r r,"M5Uo° l-wcf befoZ hta home, T wJ almoat J" Ttirt laT*, ’ within; and. seeing oul; cue form. ah«(’. CntVEK, IbinrKIFTOIt concluded that Rooliie n uat have beet: Hi. memory as* prudigiixv Jth panionablr, for there i. only one thing < nt i r * ,> *«*- V’ made the following test* with and with­ «>.i ii th- red k, rmiiii m,i uA, ’’„*“■ *,!b bl«h- out fertilizer* auataMau, u.au. with a joyful bemud. I ptantci right hill* of „------- ---- ------- the same vanetiee under each oondiUon, —r-_z--r—•— ■>■>jisMud «... oi I*111’.----............................. this thought <lurb romprllM b. r ^. ,.«liofb,re«,p<rat,Tkmrt3Ud .la-n-rf mortally. JI on, toil. . Thu* tacking . - to *U'I -------fro, ,---------------”T and out of thuac I ScirctadMld weighed to stand ou the tin* tip* <«-.ff L. I r to,-. and o„l rt.nl.l _ *Uangn! ____ . In . the Da* C--IM to tl* over * wide . ins^jc. It cs-nlJ repeat whole jMge* ..t «d hl.favorite *re pitched. How ki*»Dg him several Uta. ex- authors; aud there ass little that lie did morning, great, clear, bright waters claimed: table •pxmful of m1I *|>nnkled at tbe not read or Me. Hi. j»«reep<ion of ex * Oh, Guy; bow glad I have 1 teruxlrvMalert aud true: imt he did not readily catch by intuition the ’ Mu* Malvin, your liroiiier hi }usi thought, and teebnga of dio*<-t«^iul in U.u Hood „l Bnl ” *J '“I, « left the room—.’ <him. mm>. •*«H<- aaou hail■a tii.c renw <>Y fifai and MooumenU, Tombstones, Mantles, Att., 8h<> did not wait for him u> finiah the. color, drew and illy su feet —,T... “ “■* k“.«' ““ wor.U sentence, for, with flaming cheek*, she ‘ x-emed a natur* the nmghlK>r neighb elirerfnl com|ioa« d hen manure, a hamlfnl of the height and weighed in the nuL Hi* hnguirti-*HrntIy •ithdr.w* all ita ch _____ ' ,av _'r, „ ***’ „ <lon^t- wander away the . rusted from the room, up to her eliam tx.wt r» were w« and will the aoenrei "tan.: retnm- tel hot mixture having been poured at the root* L-*»d *4 300 poumta. Of s'fiand cuuTin.,.,, H. uusgbi | l„,„ „ . ’tea*: T"","* bcr, wtere, throwing herx if on her, iiixuself w>mot! __ ____ _______ : -< re :tedk.i kn,n ta-.»4 lb"p"«wi_ "< -teugi-u ta. after hilling up. 22 pound*. lalao a«cd plcxion, Lis face sometimes wore • bee­ couch, she sited tear* uf mortiflerttou.! texts, aud was luurn tnJ Of ohall have put said*,'" the ,, mrumi iidnM.1 >uu ,ita *o<U,,. and ,„d power, txnrr. tuff tut irttemn nd.mn roll nrarnl 61 ycater-i‘M"TU E G* •> wb"1 leaf-mold with splendid rssulta. Con- tic tltuh thrt gave hia round, good Robbie, who liad lingered in the hall, antique •eutiment than many • loarnol day having gone from u. in our dream ' -^rlkjT hirtorv and transferred oerning the cutting of arrd, I mad. the , uaturod face a b->yi*h expression Bsncc A1▼ F MT A foUowing trial in ten hilb of the tame hia paralytic attack the General Lae led rl I 11 I \ aaritur ter !..-«« —i. ------------ Theban. lie qmekly caught tha pa*, i; b<> faith come* red goes, only with this aufy’f .pmt,’ ’ our own eye. a vanities under each of the named crin- a quiet, aequretrrvd Lfc al the hotel in * * * •’ * * aomettnug wrung, wm about to enter wonl. red phrase, of any language, prtnfnl difference, that tbe snxleu* hold and not those of another' the |*rlor and aaeertain the caoae, when -Bcmitic or Aryan, wherever be jotr , heart mnat wait kn«rr for thR< alwsnt _-fUr dition*: First, _I______________ plautcd whole____ ufodiGsnlcu City. Long istand. Ilia man W(irtu, hate J,*!*,, . rhen, ____________________ — i --------Guy made hi* appearance. tnlxrv, T««m. wa* eourtantly at the 1 । njned. German he .na*tered, wrote in. *re to .-ome flawing ^-ek. The <-cere ucI<xh.j ic 4 new ,on> tnm:sized -----------”, one to~a bill; *cc«i*d. _ servant. C* " Ob, Guy; is that big man in there? thought in; it I>ecam« ao much like a t can make it. ebb and flow in a day, but | medium cut into General', aide, V> assart him to rise irom I one .rjecesued to a tubers hill, third, I four cut parts, to a . hi. ch ___ - ___ • m________________________________ gjjg to WBjj[ Bp ,0,i down Lutie juat came oul and ran up ntair* ,, | native tongue with him aa t? refute th-- ( thia hope of(the heart qnce goae.it may ■ *------------------- ---------single eye and planted one piece to a utaire. ,! ___------— ___ •lie was erring, too; gurea be must have I theory that on«> gain, of a new taa not AorneWk in all the lifetime of him . RemxrkaMe . x -u * ,_______ —— -■— • *-----I.J When the (joeema county 1 RearsrkaMe Saeaeitv Ssxsnty nf of ■ a fiaai. Goat. made her mad. I waa juat going tn to guagr only so much aa be toacw of his ! who naw it fade. lull; fourth. 1 cut due eye into four bound, met at Gardea City the General ' •ana him.* parte aud planted owe of there .mall । often followed the jack by the country L,' own. His desire for Knowledge waa ' Donbttoaa juat before Chnrt cm» a j o “Well, you run out and play, Bobbie, ' constant, and hia professional training cold wind of unbelief had struck tbe 1 3 ! art. to a hill. Tbe result of each lot of I roads in • carriage. He did not took I i *i u r sit v Tt a pnblic heart. As the Homan “rm rare deuce of Peter Killran, No. 3M Dryadcs 1 ten hillawaa: Whole tn bcr*, 20 poun'ffk; - ujion the .port with favor, however, and Iniiniuhu and Ill attend to it. Now Lutie ought to Im proud of such a little champion.* weening and scope of a new work or had gathered Greece, and FalmUae, | ‘^^'p*aU iu garter tubrre, 27 pound.; single evew, often remark rd that it waa an-American. Then entering the parlor he asked movement that came within hia view. arid the African ooart all tranter Jn-!, ul *° nlrted were a goat, which j 88 pounds; one eye divided into four Gen. Hooker married, soon after quitan explanation, which hia fnend gave m *. daughter of the Hi* personal trait* were no 1cm ad­ der one flag with itoelf. and bad thus , • “ • “;i*t With the children of the family, and, - -----a . Hon.WiHiamB.OroMbeiofCinrina few words. Mias Malvin had, in the mirable. To think of him is to recall a gathering twilight, mistaken him for person larger in make and magnanimity *] The Tarty Fact rt JnsUre, n*ri ignorance, it is almoat certain that the * pup, a comparatively recent nor brother, aud ho had received her than the common sort; a man of indc- akeptieiaui of the center, Rome. had be­ in the domestic circle. Tbe - ’• d . ■... , , . ^d ™no«Uea of enme. the sisterly salutation before he could in­ •cnbsbte buoyancy, hopefulness, iweet- come the doeol or negation of the civ- dog were on the bert of ter THE MARVET8. cone to enjoy occasional r-rntdev to- , Dunkr-nuw no longer a form her of her ertar. When he at­ OCM of temper, reverent, loyal, shrink ^ORTM-WEhrN GKAND.TRLNK R. R. ilued world. That there had c >me a ’nil deoerruhereaiier a con-■ tempted to explain she had tied from ing from contention, yet ready to do waning of the idea of immortality in tbe gether around the yard during the : 1 goat’s spare momenta, when there were ' •P*JJoa* J1**0*1. the foul , the room. battle for a principle or in the just olfcOwl heart ttirtt-iahttfi. doubt, and. cause of a fnend ; a|j*tfiu’, and toyer of aa the heart aend* its blood all through no oyster can*, door acrejM-ra, or other his kind, stainless st morals, and of an the ay.tem, so Roma'mhri in' tgn. s edibles for it to disposq^M. The tuthonesty so pure and simple that be just before Christ hare rung to all ita gular behavior of the gout during the •he sobbed out her story ou hia shoul­ could not be surprised into an untruth colonics the aoug of aa endless sleep. afternoon, tome daya since, attracted der*. or tbe onmmiiane of a xnaq* and un Not that all heard and accepted sueh a the attention (4 the family. L ran io "Never mind, Lutie, we will never worthy act. His open dshgbf over any hundoaiob. but that So mayr did that and fro, crying in the most piteous allude to your mistake; dry your tears v ork of bi. own that ; leased him wa. manner, and seemed half dirtractod. end cento down.- He is a splendid tel-I I Some one at lart auggvalod that tbe ani­ low, my warmest friend, and I was in mal should be followed, and it. Beam­ tion. In the last few generations of hopes, little sistar, that throrgh you be I ing io appreciate the fact that it had the old dynasty, and in the Aral few might become even nearer to me. Ton of the new era, before Christianity had been understood, led the way to the wifi come down, wont yowt" rear al the yard, where ita canine combecome known or endured, the moat of "So. a thousand times; nothing could I*^i<iL_WM found in the vault, almost induce me to look st him again.' “Lutie. there b not a better man to be found than-’ "Hush. I will not even hear hi* stesss; I Aale him. I shall go down to Cowin Mabel', to-morrow morning and PLASTER Groceries and General Produce, American and Foreign lartle, NO PATENT NO PAY HELMBOLD’SBUCHU HELMBOLD’SBUCHU IS UNEQUALED pre «m-i i By -' *" z any remedy ~ ~known. , i l*-d by tlie moat eminent phyaictan* (|>c worJd> |n Rheumatism, Spermatorrhoea, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, conerai oobmi,, KldrtOy DlBeaSOS, Liver Complaint, Nevous Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Paralysis, General III Health, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica, Deafness, Decline, Lumbago, Catarrh, Nevoua Compf’nts, Female Complaints, llrashirbe. Pain in the Kbouldere, t ough Duxioefta. Soar Stomach, Erup­ tion*. itad TiMtr in the Mouth, Pal pi- of tbe Kidney*, and a thoiiMixl other psiufnl rymntomK are Uh- uffiqiring of Itysprpsia. HELMBOLD’SBUCHU Invigorates tbe Stomach. eleanriag tbe blood <if all iiupuritu**. ii. PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, la-11 bi* corn was soM for taut be’ Md. tfrtfitoMtfVaaire; « on Mollie McCarthy o Brneck had won the •ted and fined tIO for Druggtet and Chemist. made n futile ■ttMiwt to conrinae the jury that be van not Jonathan Gaydon at all, but some morbid minded, ensy creature, who, out of a demented love of criminal notoriety, waa personating tbs murderer. TfeJMB*B tote, however, M potnfcxllr circumstantial, hia dsMeonur so terribly earnest, and the niter taitoxo kb coMsei to Move ths* be, CaUTZOA’.8m that tbe botUa. •• I - , � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-12-06.pdf.pdf 70b1c2845cd978b9cfcec7eb4eaeb2c6 PDF Text Text VOLUME VII NASHVILLE. BARR^CO,, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER (i, 1879. NUMBER II THE MESSACE. Annual Communication of President Hayes. to^M alto* political subject*, to unite in compelling obedience tc existing law* staled al th* pcoiactioa at the right of suffrage. I respectfully urge upon Gnngrssn to supply any defect* in there lav* whirl exj»ne-i.-e ba* shown. and which it i* within it* power to remedy I again invoke the oo-opcratioa of tbe Executive and Legislative antoontie* of tbe S-aie* in thia great purpose 1 am fully con­ vinced that if th* public mind can be set at real on Uda p*ra.-uounl queetioa of popular rtgbta, no esetoua object will thwart or delay the complete pacification of tbe country, or re- procedure, should re*all In oonfuaion, in conaistency, and tnadequi* taata of capacity highly detrimental to Uia public InirraeL A furtlMT and more radical change wu obvioualy required. In Um annual maeaagw of liecember, 19711, my pred*e***or declared that “there a no duty which so meet ambomaaca Um Executive and hast}* of ctepartmenta a* that of aptKSntmenu, txx te there any *urh arduous and thanktesu labor tm poead on Senator* and KapreaantaUve* a* that Ing ti e removG of th* Obrerratory to a more h-altbful location, That kisttatton reflects credit upon the nation, and has obtained Um a; probation of odentifle men in all part* ot Um world. IU removal from it* present locabtv would rot only be eoodudv* to Um health of ItM Unired. Kingdom. Mama comenoodenre lias also occurred with regard to the rescue end Mviug of life and property upon the lakes, which ha* rreultod tn important modification* of the previou* regulation* of the Domiator. GovernuMat on tbs *abj*c<. In the tatorwstof The appropriation for lualdal ezpeosoe which has heretofore been made for the Dcpartn-nt of Justice In gross was subdivided at toe test aran.fi of CSongreea, and t>o appropriation whatever was made for too payment of toe free of Mantoals and toalr deputM* allbw in tb* service of proeea* or for to* discharge of ottier duttea, and smo* July. 30 tocae ..Hirer* bar* L-oottoued tbe discharge of their duties Without competMatioc from the Goveromroi taking upon tormselvee toe neoraaary in.-lJ.-ms) uutlaya as well a* roudartog tb*>r <rwn **rvMre tn only a few unavoidable Itetaocv. ha* the proper execution of tbe vrnewa* of the Utilted important and gn.wlng iradm with Australia that an Increased proviiucajitauld b* made by Utugree* fur tbe repjOeentaUon of oar indue tnei at Ute MilbouriM Exhibition of next year, and tbe ref lect la mpecUnBy vu I,nutted to roar favorable ccoaideraUou. The u*tt:l of tbe Government ha* beengiven to the landing on the coast of Mi*a* chtMetta of STL’ upon an aqual ootnpeuh ia wit t tn trade and produrtxwx Tl ------------ - —eign demand fur or.r msnufac urea and agricultural products has caused large balance of trade tn our favor .w tech h. been paid in gold, from tbe 1st of July teat t tb«tr farm* tnali'enab^ for a certain number of y«*rs, and when their want* ar* thu* provided for to diapoae by aal* at Um lands on their re*crv.tmu. not occupied and Mel by them, a fund to bo formed out at the proewda for Um benefit of the Indiana, wldeli will grad oally relieve tho Government of the rxpeiMc* now provided for by annual spjvroprtaitoee. must commend ItaJt u.JtMt and bacofi.Ul to th* Indian* »tM as aiao calculated to removs those obatrucUooa wbteh Um cxl tcnce of Urys rreervatlaM preaeuta to Um •ot.temenl and development of Um country !, Ibartt^n, earnestly recommend the euactmcnt of a law enablmg Um Government to give Indian* a tide tn feelnaliaoatil* for twenty-five y*are to tbe farm land* aaalgned to them by allotment I al*> repeal the recimme tdaUoo in mv first annual ma-sage lhatia Uw Im pas*cd adu ftuHImllaus wbocan give retutactory proof <.f usv ’V. oy their own la *ir, supjiortad their fam-­ lire fur a number of year*, and who are will­ ing to detach ihcm-elvre from tlieir tribal re laitotM, to Um teuafit of th* Homretesd art, ant! to grant th; m patent* cmtaining the unr proviaiqo of inalienability for a rera n period Tlte experiment of sending a cumber uf In­ dian ohildrou of both acxe* to tt>» iiamptor. Normal and Agn-ultural ImUUHc Id VtrgUte, t-i receive el-tueaiary English education ami te Mtroto«y^c>*re- that It was thought expedient to turn over He caralry tarrartt* at Carlisle, in PraneylTanla to tbe interior l»epartxn*at for Um mtaUiab nxratof an Indian *chojl on a larger .cate Thu. arbool ha* now 1 'e. pupil., a,tested 'from rartou* in!«*. mJ u in full ojMnt.-s.ti Ar rangrtnro* are aleo civ!a for the education ..f v nun her of Indian toy* and girl* t«tou.uur to tribe* on the Pacific elope tn a •uniter m... <wr, at Foreet'Gror*. in < >regun Three imy fitter.* will ootanimd thduwiu* to th* liberal­ ity of C 'rcrte* and to toe philanthropic dcill ’ Do* . f Um American people Wretern bU tr*. the object of which was the oc cuj.atl..a hr tuianlhorin*d |>er*ou» of rerun, laud* in the Indian Territory ceded by the Cherokeo* to the Govern uinnt fur the purpose of utticmret by other Indian tribo*. On to« _"Jtti of April I issued a proclamatton warning all penou* again* I participation In such an at tempt, and by Ute cooperation cf a uultlarj from time to taw adopt in regard to th« aLorigiaa! tn be* of toe oouutrr Both Um obligation* of tote treaty end Um tucnau Ua* ot the people require that eonui organ­ ised fort: r.f governtuenl ever lt,e Terri­ tory of Alaska bo adopted. There appear* to b* do lav for th* arrest of pcreocs charged with cutnmoa-iaw offecaea, jd<* a* aaasuil, roblwry, and murder, and no tnagtairsl* 1974, with Um following favurabl* comment upon the labor* cf tl>e Oomrmamm 'If •Ustained by Congreaa, I have no Ooubl tbe rub ■ can, after Ute eijM-nehce gained, b*eo improved and eoforced a* to an!) mor* materially Iwoefit the outlie aervuw, and relicv* tbe Executive, members of Cbug'inef. and Um beule ot do- pert happily and honorably *att!e<L II may lew.ins’iiy tv anticipated that th* <-..®rate*H*<i now Utting tn Waahtngtor. for the decision of i rirgt* ease* in Uni cotiiMcUon will e-ion b* able to bring it* labor* to a ooocluatou Tbe Iock •tending question of th* Eset Florida claims ha* lately bran renewed a* a rabjocl of eorreepondroce, and may poealbty require Congnwaional acQon for ft* final dlapouUoa Tb* coinage of silver dollars since the pare ags of Um act for that purpose up to Nov. 1, 197V, waa MJ.tW.SjO, of which fl2.7W.344 have beeo Issued fnjn the treasury, and are now in orcUMUco. and H.', JUO.bOfi are *ttll tn tbe pcaarealon nt tbs Government Tbe peuvlr&cy of tbs propositl-si fur uni y of reUcn tetween tlM United Hlstre and the principal cummercial nation* of Europe to effect a iermatM.it system for the (quality of gold and silver in the rerogmred moosy of the world, Ia* ds me to reccmm*nd Uial Cocgwa* tematlc manner, ur securing for th* puUx err 'vie* lb* advantage* cf oompeilUon upon any rxtensive plan I recommended In my annual m****,;» of December, 1877, Um making of an appropriation for tn* resumption of Uir to- difii.-ulty of u,0 fodlAC Ternterr m It* rrr*eul ataie will grvaUy Increase, md to- Lilian tribes inhabiting It would do w*!l to prr.|«r* tor «urti * eoctingUDcy I therefor* toll; approve at the advice given to thee by for Um year of »fi,V7p,.9UU (A The receipts for the prraent fiscal year, ending June S '. Is*, actual and estimated, are a* follows Actual receipt* for the first quarter, t>«no«ctng July 1. 1979. ff7M,M3.0£Lftt *■Umsted receipt* for the remaining threw quarters of th* year, t-lX, I Jei.Il’VI -Tj tetixal and foreign, will *up,ly during Um coming year It* own tastructnwi*, winch may wsil be awaited before attempting further experimental measure* with the nansge. J would, however, sirongly urge UJ-on t’.iugrvws Um uuportaooe cf authorizing Um beerrtary of the Treasury to *u*pend i!m coinage of sliver ■tollsr* u;k n the present legal ratio Tbnmarket value of the *11 ver dr liar being uniformly aad largely Ire* than tbe maiket value of tbe gold dollar. It Is obv-v-sly luq iscucsLU to main- mitt.» tiavcng reportsri, the quosliuD tie* tewn J-culsd to rho te-gatlvv- by a vote in the H rose of Itepreaentalivr* For Um reason here stated, sod tn view ot th* fart that fur­ ther uncertainty on thia point will be calculated to otrslrurt other mucb-c.f-adad legislation, to weaken tbe dlecipli: > of Um service and to un­ settle salutary measure* now in progrew* for the government and imjirovement of die Indlan*. I re»[»ctfully recommend that the deei*ic«n arrived at by Coagroa* at Itn teat scassou uwasury or g. HU.KU in* relation* a! th* dcj.artn.ooi -ith the railroad compani-w bare twi t-arrnouixed, notwiUi*landing the gwoeral rwdricboo by Congree* of their cv>tnp«i*alfci> by the ajrpropriaUou for general facilities, and tbe railway po*tal line* have been gre.vtly extended, MjMdally tn too Houthern Blates. Th* tuterreta of the railway mall service would be greatly promoted and to* expenditure* Ojuld be readily controlled by the cte*<lfioaU>m ot tbe employe* of tba railway mal eer- ocanpnaomant of thia purpose was not conternplated by the framer* of th* lav* under which they were issued. They anticipated Um re­ demption and withdrawal of there notea at the oarliest practicable period ro-jiutat with th* attainm*et of th* object far which they ware tbt. sod wiMU, 1froat It»eeo tea paid off aa i JXMtobta. Wilblhu u. (kbts have renewed la favor of enlarging th* fartl’ti** of the Dec.artmeni of Agriculture. Agriculture ia tbe laadir g interest and th* jermanenl in­ dustry of out j oople. It to to the abundance of agricultural production* as compared with oar home oocatapiiao and the largely lamaied and highly-profitable markat abroad which wa liavo aoloyed to recent years that wo are main­ ly indebted far our preeset prosperity a* a people. We must look to its continued matn- ivorwd. by rsgaUtioa £ 1P7, to pat soot. ------------------------ ----- —* abases 11 may not ba easy, and it may arrsr, perhaps, ba ■ i-**nry to define with precision too proper Umil of poUUoal sewoa on 1Lb* part of Fe.krsl Usdarae De Kemnaafg lIcminL*ren.v* of Napoleon. In the reccutly-pabliahed memoirs of Madame De Bemusat some curious de­ tail* are given of the aortal life of tho Tuilcrie* after tho Bonaparte* had taken posacaaion of the palace. It made a singular impreamon upon thia high­ born lady- the swami* of uneducated and rough-riding soldier*, mingled with tbe few noblemen who, like Talleyrand, adhered to the new regime for the place and power it afforded them, and the crowds of pretty women with whom the Firat Consul loved to be surround­ ed. Something of this ineougruity seems to have struck Napoleon him­ self. He liked fine dreascs for his court and his officers, but waa beat pleased when he himself was dreaacd shabbily. He said, one day of cere­ mony, to Madame De llcmuaal, "Tbe right to be simply drewod does not be­ long to everybody.” At another time, while hia Marshals were squabbling for precedence, he said: " It M very con­ venient to govern Frenchmen by vani­ ty.” Ho seemed, then aa always, to re­ gard himself aa a mu apart, not subject to tho laws which governed the re*t of the humu race. After the death of hia nephew ud presumptive heir, the son of King Louis of Holland, when Talleyrud proposed he should show some signs of mourning, he said, abruptly, “ I do not amuse myself by thinking al>ont tho dead.” In reply to *omc remon­ strance from hia wife alxiut his tooopen immoralitiea, bo said, with perfect calmaeoa, “ I need diatnetioua. I ua not a man like other men, for whom awe are made.”— Harpar* Mayaiiue. Tbe Revised Bible. The revigion of the Bible, now nearly completed, has been a very expensive work.. There are fifty-two mem bent uf the committee, and three meet for five days in every three weeks. No salary is paid to nny one of them, but they are allowed their traveling and inn expenses. Three, with other items, will bring tbe cost of tie first edition of tho revised Bible, as estimated by tho Univenity Preen Company, which is rreponfiiMsi for it. to about *300,000. and oonaeqnently it hu been determined to aell the first iowcopire at a high price. The' new Bible will receive no *ranthorixetion" cither from Parliament or eonvoeatioo. It Loa been diocorc-red inci­ dentally, daring the sitting* of the �WILL OFFER from this date, and until further notice,CLOAKS and CLOAKING at. I CAN SAVE YOU ON A $5.00 CLOAK $1.00 and gave up their live* that • ba no more a mockery in this A and that their new home r tbev had come u> escape the tyranny and oppsc**ion. be not roornwK we had naarod into Missouri. here w*s looking well,, but nut •void rUftger andmpreiaHy if aWheat very large crop sewn. Alli o.riock we evMsrd the Iron bridge accrues the Missouri and stepped off the The only way we cuuld kerp our feet platform atriver Kansas City, having made wane wm to sit down in group*, the run in Jut 35 hour*. -i-tac-k’' our feet and cover them up with oar blanket*. We reactod Washington that night marched up Peuosvlvaiib arrnae to Baltimore depot, where we wr»? in­ formed that we were going to San­ era. It’s one of the liveliest towns of dusky, Ohio, to guard the rebel jinson ■ ent on Johnson’s Island, against eon *. We found dial templaud relvSM-. by rebels and refol for our train and 1 have a LARGE ASSORTMENT in 10.00 12.00 DIAGONALS, BASKETS—PLAIN BEAVERS, All made in New Styles, and Neatly Trimmed. । I will also offer’a nice stock of abtingoC several regiment*, and assignthe impoetaut task of capturiag tfo fart and rifle pita by MMult. His gal­ lant followers went briskly to fearful work, reached the breast works, a si iort BASKET BEAVER CLOAKINGS el* were over-powered and the Th, with ita garrison of twp thousand mou, twenty Ave hundred small arms, and MICHIGAN MEWK. six pieces of artillery were ours. But An infant child of M. P. Gill died i wo had paid dear for our prise, for th* Newaygo Saturday of a dose of laudi next day I row » of the Mh Maine bar- num, given by mistake for ague med. ried inside the fort in one grave, a long trench where they were placed ride by anus. Lee’s anny retreated acres* the Rap!dau. and our army went into camo naar Brandy Station on the O. A A. railroad about 4 miles west Rappahaunoc river. We had been in camp about throe wsska. qfon W heard of tig drove the rebels under Bragg from Look&t Mountain and Mission Ridge. Inspired bv thia brilliant victory in the in the west, Gen. Mead resolved to do Friday afternoon a man named I'rtiuty waa killed by a pile-driver while at work building a bridge near Mcridiaty Ingham county. John Carrier lias I•ven arrested at Rockfotd, Kent county, on a charge of assaulting Mr*. Belle Hopkina with in­ lent to outrage her. . On the 99th ult, while Mr. and Mrs. John Doman , of Bay City, were out driving, tbe kay fell back dead in the carriage. Heart disease. James Cooley, of Woodstock. Lrnawencounty, has liccn sent to the house of correction at Ionia for one year, for whipping his wife. Good. Barney Winn, while crossing the rail­ road at Kalamazoo, Nor. 99, was str uck be an engine and disemboweled and bail hu legs broken. He dim! in an where onr adjutant read an address from G«>. Mead to hie army. Mood A man named John Moon fell from was noted for issuing nice sounding a tramway at Muir while passing lum­ orders, and thia one recited tbe facts. ber November 99, and received such severe injuries that he died tbe next achieved a brilliant victory, and we morning. On Monday a threc-ycar old son of wetc once mote called upon to meet tbe Mark N. Kelley, tbe grain-buyer o! rebel foe, and expected to endure hanl- Metamora. Lapeer county got hold of - ships and perform deeds of valor, etc. s box of pills aud ate so many tliat be by command of Major Gen. Mead. died from the effrxtF David Henry, a prominent cituen of Bailey. Muskegon county, while enga­ ‘ Weanored to the south, crossed the ged milking November 36. wav so sevRapidan intending to strike the rebels wvly kicked by a horse which stood ip in tho right flank, but by some tuisuu- au aAJoining stall tlfst death ensued. W. N. Pettec a baukcr at Belding wrong road, came upon. and jpul a committed suicide last Saturday, by drooling himself. A failure to conq­ bloody engagement »rith the rebels at uer intemperance ha>l made him des­ Locust Grove, this disclosed MeodV pondent to a degree that led to taking design sod whereabouts to Lee. who tris own life. Saturday morning Isaac Briggs of oaveriug followed, but Lee master uf Grand Rapids waa found dead in hia ritaauoa M usual ia Virginia, placed ued. Tbe coroner's jury decided that hia armv acroM Mead's path behind tee died from an overdose of hydrate of Mine Run *-teepcrsekwnh high lxnk> chloral, which drug he was in the hab­ and said, -thus far and no fart for.’ it of taking. Bat Mead, not daunted by tbe unfavor­ John B. Gibb aged 70, died at Sheridan able s-pect of affairs, determined to at- Newaygo CoM Saturday. Hr lived in a hut alone, and being taken ill. had no aaatstaoce or food for four days. He not assist himself and died from gin early in the moreiag. But Gen. could Barren, who had commaad of 1 he ex­ neglect and hunger. treme left of anny. deemed Lee’a right I Frank'Upright of Frank lin, Ingham county made a downright attempt at impregnable, and Mid it would fo a TtStlleas BBCTtWew nV human 1 i f»» to at tempt suicide Wednesday.He Caged S7and is to carry tbe poritrou by assault. Con- a peddler. The uufai thfulneas of a ■cqucatly the attack wits not made, and young wife is alleged to fo tho cause, that night we retreated across the river tie will probably recover. again. And thus it was. the old story; Chas. Soper of Colfax. Wexford Co. ever tbe same: ore.r the river and back recently cleared out, but fofore doing again! Tbe next day in tho afternoon so attempted to kill his wife by plac­ we returned to oar former quarter*, ing poison in her coffee, but she noti­ and again all was quiet on tbe Rappa- ced hta movements and avoided for in­ Itannoe. tended fate. Officers are after him. December, ’63, was upon us. Over The wife of a saloon keeper named two yaan and a half bad pasaed away, Adelfort Billings of Spencerville, aud an ilitcrant horse ’ealer from Missouri known as William Hinton have iust been bunted down aud arrested at Bay City, where they were passing tliemael ven off as man and wife. Daniel Cook, the man who stole n team ofboreea from John Ott, of Eckford. Calhoun, county, and wm nfterwara ameted iu Mountealm county, One day last week Robert Smith and family started from their home fur Clinton, and after coming part of the way their wsgou broke down, and all alighted. Mr*. Smith uncovered her chfld, some three months old. which she wm carrying in her arms. when she was horrified to find that it was ssi,h^w‘.“r*w ”b""* - At a LOW FIGURE.: the work house. Cases that tome uf oar Nashville lawyers would have fought over a whole day, were dispos­ ed of in ten minute*. In an hoar’s time the business of tbe court was all disposed of and tire d. and d’s. were marched out of the room. At ten o’clock boarded the train on the Kansas City Fort Scott and Gulf R. IL and a ran of boat* brought me to this place. This ia a place of about lO.OOOinhabitanta, about equally divided between the white and colored habita­ tion. Last Saturday night the darkeys raised a mob and tried to run a white man out of town. The offleen were over-powered and for a while it lookwar of races, when we came down town tbe city, was under guard. This morning 1 visited tin- springs from which this town take* it* iianir and found them steaming in the frosty air. and not bad to taste although minera! water. Yesterday there was a lot of land lookers here from 111. Col. March Uro land agent showed them around tbe country. There was a vacant seat in the carriage and os 1 was a stranger, be invitrd me to take a ride I ac­ cepted the invitation and enjoyed a ride ot a half a day. We shown some verv fine farm products. What would our Michigan L.-mera thing of corn sulks ifi feel high; sweet potatoes weighing from 3 to It lbs. and 7 ears of com weighing 11 Ihs. » Very nice weather licrr at present. The first frost here was afout 20 day ■ ago. It froxc water fore la*t night about three fourths of au inch thich. You have probably seen tbe account of the killing of one of the notorious James boys at Sault Creek Mo., and the following, of another to Texa*. There is no ttuth in it. The stonr was perpetrated hr a hnmbng. The lo­ cality in only 8 mile* from here. The James fova were there at tho time but no one believes one of them waa shot they robed tbe bank in broad day light some lime ago. I shall probably visit the Short Creek lead mines to day, and then cross over tbe line into the Indian Tertiary. Assume of our Michigan men may want to know the price <>f products here. I will quote some: Wheat 101 : Cora Meta: Hogs Set*; Hay 3.00; Irish Potatoes Wets: Sweet Potatoes Meta; Butter 80eU ; Apples >3.25 per barrel; Horses >75 to >100; Ponies >10.00 to >40.00, Wood >2JW per coni. W. N. Dxvjxx. CUTTERS!!! I hare on hand a large quantity of Cutters of my own mauutactiire for tbe coming winter trade, which will l>c sold very low. Pleaw.call and look them over. EVOKVK Cook. <«H and Pay Up. Every one who ha* an account, ia re­ quested to call and settle their account bv note or otherwise within 30 days. July Ilth, 1879. Ecokke Cook. TakeNnCteeT Brokc into my enclosure about the 1st of (k-tober, one dark red heifer about eight months old, the owner is requested to call pay charges aud take her away. J. C. Dillix Nor. 8th 187*. 818 Broke into abouttbe j 10th of November. 1 Spotted Heifer, about 2 years old; also 1 light-red Steer ’.Ith ~.Mr ,n ,ore^«»d« •*’•<>» * 7*" old. The owner ia requested to call and pay charges and take them away. - . _ Ssmukl Msmh*j.u Maple Grove, Nor. 99, *79. (10-l«) No Lady can do justice to herself in buying a Cloak or Cloak Pattern without seeing mv stock. I also otter A FULL LINE OF KNIT GOODS Comprising For Indies, Children and Men, in all Colors and Sizes. UNDERWEAR At a VERY LOW FIGURE to close out COMPANION Vol. 5S. NGPEOPLE^ FAMILY; SURPRISED ! FOR WE ARE BOUND TO XL Good Goods SQUARE DEALING LINATY-FIVE PER CENT. STERLING DURING THIS MONTH Richard WE OFFER- enhall, one .rear for Junior whr»e MauabKMsea she fanned vtrHe Bring near Delaware. Ohio, a few months ago. The partita were married at Adruin before M-j SPECIAL •erocui day*, la want and mleerv, aud WM buried in a paaper’s gtava. In IMiabe -M a Indtmtriou. gtri but in oppoMUonto for pareat’s ee- 8808 Winter Goods! FHEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. illustrated. We -ion’t set you to look around firat, but ooma to u« and will cheerfully give you our lowest pricM, and after you the higbaei price for produce. Knowing you will be .l»U, W. siftrETstriiM �COUGH SYRUP! *▼! LX-MbT - - • DEC. 4.1*74 NEWS.O Syrup’ vWttag at LC. Babe’s. ■ Im tarym MT. Potties having purchased tbe wtt wsotof Alf. Baxtoa's gunabop, M*H*gato«te for a mw carding mill Rrv. F. W. Dickinson and Editor trjAte tatiMMg to be flflxM fem and Pott»r uf VL Ville called upon us —I-Urt. , A pony Moods from Vermont. vUta; attended the at the Opera Haawaa Tkaakagiving night, wbo were teeiltag foe a fight,. Doing borne they attacked a party enwtading of Jim. and Piste Dnvta. Jha. Wood, and old Rap •on, and as lively a kcrimuiage ensued an waa ever fought in the Bloody Hill neighborhood. P'icming wm* knocked down and bad his face starap-.il upon -. Wing waa hit with a wagon spoke and a bag gnab cut acrose hia uomi and cheek; Kapson got laid up at tbe be«iniug of the fracas from a stone, aud nil of tte beUigereote ated more oc kea gore, and the scene of blood and car­ nage went oa until tbe Vermontville party beat a retreat. - Haw. Year’s Eve. NewGoods, New Anticipating a change of weather, we are p all our customer#, (and we aak Ibr juot one ht than i or hundred pound* ABETTER LINE OF tteJtt^ foal. SSreS 1T“ For tbe neatest line of Crockery Gla**Waro«naIjunp*roto ■ Whkklkm'*. now in us*. Hold by all druggists at U Fall and Winter Stock! more for there tbey hare perpetual Cash paid for Butter and Egg* at.tte Haa never been brought to Nashville, or itold on . (Herbert) Dav. Clarence Idea is do­ Fs«> Stokk. nevertbeleaa. Cadillac's chances to win ing tbe boss Job of teaching though, in FV For Knit Hoods, Zephyr Scarfs ly rrcomniemlru fur curing liver cotnTneeday evening. John stands A No. L tbe Wk* wire 8eb«,l. and all for fourplaint, constipation, sick headache, fennd Misses Jackals, call at Having completed his church job at Out-Township Treasurer, Mr. David WHKKl.Kk'a. Chester, F. Appleosan and family have Huggrtt. has received his rdl for the (ever mind, Clarence, coJhvtion ot taxes*, and will be at tbe OF* Wiuftx & Howk sell move Fkur stomach and liver. Sold by all drugGood Suiting for 6 pence per yard—just think of it returned borne, to Naabville. iiffercnce to ynur bosstore of B. T. Keu«, each Friday of this TbeNaws is uuder obligation* to mouth for the convenience of tax-pay­ Dregs of Wine Suitings from 16 to 25 cent*. er*. The whole roll foots up f3.17. this A very sad accident happened at tbe Peacock-green Cttbhmere, 45 cent#. t Aiotirr. “CmIow* school a short lime since. 1 will be in Naahvilkat tbe taw of Brocade#, in all colors, from 20 cent# to $1. Miss Oltc Powell of Baltmure wa* at ­ A few farmers have suffered from tbe And yet oar sidewalks are affected tending school- at that place. While cr ul C. H. Bnuly on Dc<eml>er deptedation* of sheep dogs. A. W. All Wool Cashmere#. 50 cent#—think of that. with divers impulsive places, that Willcox loot some twenty or more. nUA iupliiig io elevutc her upwatdl vl cause much bruises and profanity. IM bs avoinlnpois from the outside to John Rath foil lost five valuable *be«p. with me or against'*bom I have claims A PRETIER LINE OF for collection. Will be pleased to tee slipped, letting her whole weight come Vermontville, was in tire village and down on the other foot, breaking the any of my friend* at that time. ankle boor. She waa taken to ter promptly shot. C lkmkxt S mith . A m^rcmenf ha* been made, by Colo Lome in Baltimore, where ste ia under print but President Killen’s will not I* Ruaael and half a doten neighbor*, to Um care of Dr. VanHorn who think* CANNOT BE FOUND ANYWHERE. eotaldUh a new school district in the that wltli tbe ahi of time, and a comb­ we are selling good* iu»t OuxiadUp. Center district, but the board of school ination of hi* own and mother nature" »Remember cheap and some good* cteaper titan inspectors, at their meeting on Tues­ remedies, assisted by a strong constituThe trespass suite of Adison P. Cook failed to take any action in the va. Reuben A. Nurtoa and Chart** Wbl- town Thursday, and »uerred cd in gvt- day, mattef. They say it will make the dis­ menu bu*in«***. . BosvoX Stork. toonbe. nlao Albert Cole, before Eeq. tricts um> small and consequently poor. growth very considerably. Wo noticed in the New* an account Parady on Tuesday, brought to thta At a donation on Saturday evening, E A. BI RR. village a targe- representation of Maple given at Willis Iluiiipkcv** for the ben­ of Mr. King’* beitigsliot al. The fact* hntnght to Nadivilh* may lie avn at Boyu’ Suita, $3 and upward#, H. 0, Hale moved into his new store efit in tbe case are about a*' foliow.k: Mr. A * "THE BOSS" of Rev. Mr. Cash, some raacal* Wukki.kk's. Grove fanner*. Tbe prosecution waa Mens' Suita, $5 and upward#: three silver forks, two pair of Mrs, Burton King, accompanied by represented by A. M. Hint,'and the de­ handsomest little business places in stole glove* aud one pnlr of mittens belong­ yminp Henry King were ibiviug past - J-y Corn taken in exchange Jm Mens' Overcoat#, $5 aud upward#. fease by Joe. A. Bwcexy of Hasting*, Nashville. ing to guests, and a head light from Sir. Seward Hinchman'* pl^f**- when , blarkkuiithiug also two thousand bush­ Men#’ Rubber Overcoat#. Elder Cash's buggy.. Officer Gage, they were suddenly start ltd by hear­ and Lewis Durkee and C. H. Brady of ing the report of a pistol, and \iwag- ( Nashville. this village. The defendant* put in . A. D. Jarrard of Maple Grove, has on Monday, arrested some anmwtled inctl Ladies’ Cloak#, prettier and better than ever. also Unit they beard the whistling . north's, but they stoutly attested tiirir their plea and notice of title of laud, it of a bullet some where wjthhptweuty ■ BROTHERS. Innocence and were let go. Ladies' Derby Waterproof Cloakfl. thirty roti* of their irdniediuti' vic- ' Rrnicnibcr that llAupy A Baiixk* being in tbe poaeeMion of Leyl Wiuau* Michigan Railroad, with hi-ndqtiartcr* , Rev. r.. licv. E. 1OAV Day ill of rfvuHUHi* Johustown ■■ >■ is iintoiK having or Ladies Rubber Boots. Holland. inity. The atiove i* an average of four or c.- pay . lin t lie highest marl el price fur Dried and A. Taylor, who bought it from ,atThn*.AtnM ... . r„n ,.r quite n hard time of it. He never roc­ flvu tlifferant stories afloat here. King in.- Apple*/ .. " . Tbe lV*»inga Bteter wn " •» tu l of ivpd tlM1 1 7 purloined by M. E. Hall, — ---.......... itveu tuegi punotnevt t>y m. r.. nan. I went dowu to liiuchuuui's to see if ' 1 ’ —---Cook on emittact, aud gave t be. rdefenlast week, wcev that tbceii- ।I and •>—---------*----------------------has •been compi-lied to co me nee an 'i Seward did the shooting. Hinchman dante permiiuion to cut wood, at the heavy •dnonals . . \7 ’ . , i ’ 2J~"iniu IV Wilson A H«»» UA 1»t.......LI a tl 1 netiiin *irainut liltti uT Iwifnce Mill*. .11 ’dJb.’Kiul iHi.£ iL' - "',a bl“ l"“l • »“•«' ! ’ time that the trespass is alleged to r.„r l.u««l U-icrr (hr-lill.m Have Just received a large stock of “ * now ’ cock on his own premise* that day, | Rubbers, to lx sold have been committed, and the case b»r-..rkM i • • o*n . • I been *adjourned until "tbe IHth. aud . Gabriel VanOstrau, au alleged re*i - (]„, n,,w pn-achrr ha* entered n rom ; wlicrenpou King told him tx> be a good was taken to the Circuit Court. To b°Xto take down bi* target, and to Eight pound* 1,0 to01** or Bennie would thrash fll.00 at " show tbe interest manifeeted in this dent of Nashville, ia advertising hi* ntaint agniriM Dav for “urrestii----- •*“ J night."‘ I him for spattering mud on his paut* . ~~ case, will simply say that when Norton wife as “having left hi* bed and board" ] brother in the dcodhour of 1 when they were little boys together at ,,.l7 r,,r n,r | wixr HUSO ITEM* was asked to pay the costs made thus I. U»H»U»».Jo«r~L school, f don't know what effect it T o I mco go to W John P. Berner is now a legal citifar, and be replied that he was short, ha* ou Hincbmnu, but I believe it . ,, , .. Wcatber quite moderate. would arouse all the talent evil in man ‘T. I -ml (? the hand* of a half a doseu of Maple sen of Nashville and the United States ind Grove's good farmer* went down into having been” admitted to citisenship | Cooning has tw-gnti to boom. James Pcitv claim* to have tbe largRkf-*e. their brecchc* pockets, to produce the at the last session of the circuit court. rrv time they went by Kiui Frauklin Helm haring graduated un' hog. -equisite lucre. •If. sonny where isyonr A more jierfect piece of machinery is not in market. der the tutorship of our wagon maker. 1 Mr“- " e let* are your shooter. E. Cook, ia about to go up north, iu tbe A* for Hinchman hi- appears to be out­ Unfortunate MagpieRev. C. 8. Fox, received n» a surprise done at the present, and content* him­ SchOd BwU! SM BUtl! TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER I <>n Thanksgiving, a donation of ♦H5.00. self with acting on the defensive. >lx>uta year ago Mie* Maggie Cost*. . On Thursday night of last week a Though King Mates that Hinchman Blank Books I Blank Books!1 ,vv p. v h prepossessing and much respected I. C. late* i» talking of putting a heavy thudder storm visited this sec­ broke up a match lictwecu himself young lady, left her home in Maple hotel in his new block. Better leave | tion. ; King) and a young lady wfaoM name kind*. Grove, to go out into the wide world tbe hotel buaineM to Charley, who w Booki we will not disgrace hr w riting it on Capt. IL J. Lee ha* sold lii* farm, Proprietor. to gain ber livelihood as a domestic. keeps the bait bouse on the line of the | and «uw talks of taking Horace Greely the same page with either of their*. If thi* ia true. King cerptinly ha* cau*c to Sh<- went to Stanton and secured a G R. V Div ! advice. remcmlicr with bitternesa their childish if Ready Made plsre ip a family there and wrote to ( For Produce, and give in exchange good#, 16 ounce# to the quarrel* while yet little boys in their Ctotbtag. which hr her friend* that she was well pleased “happy hunting ground* o<Xhe north, j ment*. primers and first readers. If Seward pound, and 3 feet to the yard. with ber position. But she fell a vic­ with the consciousnr*** of having cans- I it would seem that fanners are bitt­ La* broken Henry's heart by thus pok­ Beautiful Design* in tim to the lusts of bcremploycr, as bun - ed to bite the duat, the pioneer IHick of I dieting hog* thi* fall much earlier ing hi* long nose into bi* love affair* lie should by all mean* have it *awn dred* of poor girt* so situated have be­ tbe Black Creek country. ,hftn «>•’“>• off and rent it to some circus man for n fore ocr, and ax time wore on wo* <o.k and Ud|I Thanksgiving ThuUdb ii., -en ice. were l»UI.U There is an abundance * work held at t rapere pole. Now the opinion i« ed ami Hnr*t lim- of Fbiica < ongregutional Cbureb. Church. Rev Ker’c «. Pox rox strongly entertained by the people in' Plume*. Kuching. l_-u-e» ? the Congregational compelled to leave her place to hide «~wwi good — wages id Nashville now, yet1 ... we , anJ Mar#|, offlctating. We expect and /eaire to win only by this place that if the' intermediaUber *bame, l>eing furnished with abun •™n»kt«I with . I— bii-a. .bo | lt u Mr.E S. K.no- frirnu* of l»oth parties would cease dant means to further any criminal know no other way to exercise their I edy has taken to himself a a ife in the their senseless Jargon of what they design* that might have been incul­ muscles titan to whittle a shingle. . would do it they were them, and their person of a Mr*. Perry, of Bellevue. expressed wishes to be planed cated in ber mind. This wa* last week The celebrated “Ninety-five percent. ! IL A. Perry ha* a plum graft tbst loudly And to this end we earnestly solicit the patronage of all under the same or simitar circumstan­ that *be left her employer's house. She SK-riior Boot." «iv.rt.«.l io o»otb« ! .»«“> I—t PRESCRIPTIONS,! tho!»e that Hinchman would carefuly r.ii. II. JoliXsoX. , . . . .. . . ii summer, one Mmot l>eing six feet in ce*. who read this notice. went to Ionia, but not procuring the column, wipe and lay away hia little shooter Of all kind*, accurately prepared from | ba* stood tbe test and l>cen { |^n»rt.'»Mlddlriillr Mich. sasistancc desired, returned to Bberi- urouounced by all to be perfect as t<> I s. A. Shemrd left on Munday for with promptitude and alacrity; go forth with a light hand aud a lighter pocket, diiccd pr dsa and engaged a room at tbe Ex­ durability and comfort. See them. ! VanBuren Co. to visit a brother whom not caring Whether King lon-d oucjrirl h g FI change hotel. We understand that our young friend [ be ha* not ~-en or begrd from in *evcr- or a ddten. King would likewise a* Saturday eve. she wa* taken suddenly Alleu G. Carr, is to enter the ministry- । carefully bruah Bp and lay aw«y those . little britches of bi* childhood, forgetill and died about nine o'clock on the HU lot riTort at Hm- ll™,...r «bo..l -'■'JS'ft . !-■ noiiuccd hi* departure some time ago. iug that the Main* on them werreams-d BOISE BROTHERS. following morning from the effects of ,house on ... Sunday evening, wa* listened , >t.Ci yr. j;. E. Tiech did not Mart for by Seward's rolling him in the inud I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF an abortion. Before death tu all in­ to by a large audience and pronounced Berrien Co. until la*t Monday, to visit during t!»o*<- never, to be forgotten quire* *• towh^her aedneer wus her good. ' bi* par»-bt». school day* thru he would put on man's answer wa* that she could not tell, D. C. Sanborn, the famous dog fanFarmer* becoming aware of the clothes, go forth among the pretty Wool Hat* Bur's and that she hail suffered enough for Iwth, 7L,”"■ u "V-i girl*, fall in love and engage with a* mill al price* full 40 per many a« be clnne to. entirely regard­ uij thing in in the couuty and be was so kind to her. and thus of bird dogs at Patoka. Hl., scoopetl all weather t<> prepare a large area for less of Himdimnu'* preferences. A M Dal i.m uTi'-. the poor girl died, loving more than competitor* as usual: his “Nellie" and spring crops. •be had liern loved. “Dan" taking tasli prixra amounting Mr. Ehret •ha* -found.... that when a. ben MAPLE UKOVfl ITEMS. freexr* to death thay can be brought . A Sheridan doctor, HughT.Hubbard, to >300. to life by having hi* littlie boy slyattended her on Saturday, and lie has Geo. F. Truman and Hattie Austin, ta-en arrested and found guilty, by tbe and Am Matteson and Helen Allen, with potatoes. COMPRISING EVERYTHING IX THE LINE OF . coroner* Jury, of tbe crime of abortion, drove over .to Olivet on Monday to at­ P.-rr%- l.a. l«.> nnrt. of n tuir 1 -'’"Utie Dlllltl IS attending school at and held in >3.300 bonds to appear for tend one of tbe college concert*. They .! “rte r.. c,"t. w hich has the n|>[a-ar-aii<-<of lA-iug Mr. A. W arnrr and wife removed to examination on tbe fkh, at which time, report liearing some fine singing and (Opposite the Wolcott House.' | exact mate*. One part is over two fee t ““'ir ««•* home near Pctoskt^, last undoubtedly, the name of tbe villainous instrumental music. IT" Gent* Furnishing Goods, Boys and meu* Kendv Made Clothing, just reducer will be brought out. The man with the headless rooster Dick Graham w,is able tonde to town Will. Rian 'ui* closed hi*-nursery Mis* Coats' relative* in Maple Grove, FOR---busineas for the present and i» prep­ last .Saturday. iu hia “wonderful one were duly apprised of Maggie's con­ parted and people have time to cutch aring for «iutcr. lie ha* Im-cu storing up borw shay. A’ M. D*i giieuti ' dition and they drove over to Stanton their breath and inquire what are our swine flesh, and luuiking up In* house. Now Will, if you come oirr to kill me ou Sunday, but arrived only to find that laws in regard to preventation of cruel­ don't driuk much cider lieforc you Crook tearbet. s^rA.iiKRTv’s; Musical the once pure, licautiful and beloved ty to dumb animals. Wm. Brice i* getting the material on girl, hail passed from al) life’* trouble* Let no one neglect to attend the tenithq groitii*! for a new brick bou*e. tu be and sorrows and wa* calmly sleeping correspondent of the Republican, call* built iu the Spring. tbe long last sleep with the secret a* to church Sunday evening, for Mr. Olarkr attention to the burglary of ten dollars Lawrence Deliolt lias returned from from ri. H. nrynorus Reynold* aim anil nir the roooerr roblx-ry the North woo<ls. nhither h- went a ,, ,, ironi the exprenred identity of her traduccr .is a fluent speaker and handles temper-,frnm the house of Geo. Matteson of little Bells everybody know* my place river a year ago. and destroyer, locked tightly in ter ancc mat ten in a wav that cannot fail ' fl*U. All in West Kalnmo. The (irat headquarter*. A. M. Dai gheuty IxMoeu. although there i* no doubt in to interest everyone. 1 *•“ ln-' «'• «etnli.r (eu) wedding, are groundh-**. lx-t this the minds of those who claim to be Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. The President's annual mciuage oc­ i Riji i anWtnkle buaineM. .Phin (ish) all renuuks on the subject. nothing most of you know the atock I aware of the facts in the case, but wliat cupies a large amount of space in the A M DaruitKirrv Melville Ix-e ha* traded hia f.irni to deal in. Our of the most unprecedented J, M. Hcmck for property in Battle it is her Staton employer above refer­ Etc. things transpired in thi* town thin fall Creek and ha* removed there to edu­ Buy your School Book* red to. They are highly respectable things which are of vital impurtanee to over known in Amerca, no h-*» frat people and the manner of Maggie'* all. we deem it will lie intereMing to thnn a king angling for a lierriug. For cate hi* children. death has rendered their grief alnioat our reader* a* anything wc can put in the past two month* it ha* been whistx-rrd about that there wa* a king in Job Wilcox, waa buried last Tuesday ; unbearable. print. Knlamu. and that he had got sight of a the funeral service* were held at the ■ry thing in his line. Call' Tbe remains uf tbe unfortunate girl | nlnial of herrings and was fishing to residence of Mr. Wileox. The deceased Fresh Goods and Lew not he undersold by nny »]x»t ca*h hottae in the country. waa brought back to Maple Grove for Frank A. Paine of Spriugport- » stirr­ bring one closely under hia observa* CF' Biiffulo-robe*. blanket* Whin* tiou. That the herring of Kalnmo bale burial rite* on Wednesday. ing young printer and brother of Prof. and in fart anything for comfort in linen long noted for their good qualities Prices. The -ate of Thoma* A. Dobbins, of cold weather, and cheaper than any Paine of our school*, a* our foreman, all are aware, but that king* would Chicago, vs. C. McAllister, of Barry place iu Barry county at BALTIMORE ITEMS. and consequently hereafter will devote condescend to visit this section to catch county, was decided by a verdict for A M DArntiBKTv Rewpectfully Toura, more time than ever before to our edi­ one, no one supposed, but such was tin defendent. This is a voted case, How is that old barn of your fact. The king worked with much brought for the balance ox er the amount I FORTHE torial labors, l_*xjk out fur a wide energy John Purael ta Mill making <­ and at last sucoeded iu corner­ alleged to hare been collected on a awake N ews this winter. Anticipating the recent rise iu all 1 ing one between the two churehc*; The roads arc muddy, muddi dB**rs might targeanwii of nr merrbandiM-, nierriiMiiiM-, 1i Inongui large- : __ _ . WILSON -------A. HOWE. The new Opera Honae at Vermont­ using much cniiUon he at last brought to foreclosure sale. ly before the advance, and therefore 1 JT |K A FACT ville is to be dedicated by a “social his aid a fox, and then by getting the am prepared to give my customers tbe the 1• L herring iu close proximity to a mar »h, bop,” on Cbristmaa night. Mr. Loomis be benefit of the advance, as Jong as tbe I managed to corner it in one of the the proprietor, haslix-ured the Charlotte churches, and in the presence of about twenty jn-rsous tbe capture wns couall necessary arrangement* for a pleas­ stiiuiOed: those that were present will fV Hereafter 1 will be at my remember |be qfcasion; to see a ant time. The Opera House ia one of long all the time, and shall lie glad t king and fox work nutil the herring tte Aiwot on the Hoc of the G. R. V. wa*. by reason of the mandi brought division, and will undoubtedly be filled safely to tbe arms af the king; and A M Dat'UHEirrr thru to feel that lie liad at last aucced ■ at the opening. oi in capturing the king of herring CVThe l>e*i aaaortment and the k>« It was tbe Methodist Protestant con­ wa* to much fur tin- people a bo, with ------------ M------------* at prices in Overcoats you will find i ference. instead of tbe M. E.. that ima- Ibores, bells, nos. and many musical 8. Likbhavsku's. heralded it to the country. ed those resolution* in regard to tobac- instrnmeut*. I co users, spoken of in last week’s Maws The occasiou will lw annouuccd in other paper* iu the very brief manner Parlor Suita, and Mr. 8. J. Babcock of Barry rille, is 'Married: at the M E. church in KataAll of the latest tdtades and pattern# VERY CHEAP. the man who drafted them, and a* his mo i on Thanksgiving by Rev. Mr. Chamber Sults, is tbe first ehurrh organization which ■Marsh assisted by Rev. C. 8, Fox. Mr. Easy Chairs, H. King and Mrs. Emeline has taken a step in this important re- ,Warren YEU0NTTILLE ITEM*. Herring, all of Kalamo. Patent Rookers, fans. 8. J. feel* (and with good reason tool mighy be proud of iL BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and Extension Tables, We hare received a report uf tte eon Our sdioota are in » prosperous c LADIES’ CLOTH. All tbe latest style# out. Lounges, vesttaaoftbe W.C. T. {Ta, which, d- ,ditiou. Then an- now enrolled though received late, would have been :pupil*. 94 more than last year at published tn thia issue. bad lie- traaCamn Chairs, Ac. senpt been plain enough to have teen THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. More Heasonable Termai, CLOTHITO A SPECIALTY. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, DRUGGISTS. BOOTS AND SHOES IHLPlPtRS I BORDES Abe,.ter “t“k we havea “voetrd^ “"d th*t iB “ying Box Paper and Stationery Highest Market Price Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Broshes. L. J. W .H EELER. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! My New Stock of Fall Goods! WILSON & HOWE, ixj CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc. *11 WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS. HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN and STOCKING YAMS D. C. GRIFFITH. BOSS STOCK Urges! and BesfSelected Stock FURNITURE KOCHER BROTHERS. DRESS GOODS. UOSJWElfs BEAVER 1 PAISLEY SHAWLS! Furniture BIG LINE OF Our Undertaking Departmn't FROM 30 CENTS TO •».«. Prices that Cant I Undersold. Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES. ETC., BTC. Our (all Demaray A Co. �! COMPOUND H-TO) EXTRACT BUCHU M Ttlfi TIRE. FOR GOOD TEAS, , Go to C. W. Smith'*. FOR SIRLOIN STEAKS, Go to CTW. Smith’*. FOR BARGAINS IN SUGARS, GotoC. W. Smith'*. FOR HAM STEAK. GotoC. W. Smith’*. FOR NICE, JUICY ROASTS. GotoC. W. Smith’ FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ibemMlVM for * fair ooeppenaatioo. It will tarsi. FOR THE BEST PORK SAUSAGE, Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR HANGING LAMPS. Go to C. Vfc Smith’*. FOR. FRESH COVE DYSTERS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, . Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith *. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR PRESH AND BALT FISH, Go to C. W. Smith’*. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 3c, Go to C. W. Smith5*. FOR PRESENTS WITH TEA, Go to C. W. Braith’*. FOR the WORTH or YOUR MONEY. W. H. YOUNG, BLADDERS KIDNEYS JJENRT A. GOODYEAR, IRON, RAILS A SHELF HARDWARE FOB WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Go to C. W. Smith' FOB EVERYTHING CHEAP. • Th" eaUmaled lota! jurrenry of tbe coun­ —The recent attempt to aeaaeeiiiato the Caar try an Nov. 1 tbua appear* to have been mor* than •l.iea.UJU.an. Which amottnt ia al teaat of Ruaeia waa made by au ‘ Infernal machine * »usia»\axj tn exreaa of tbe hlghret point plac'd on the railroad track over which l!>e 1m-1 rt-acirfd between the ao-peualoo aud the re- perial party waa expected Tbe affair failed ramptionof ape-tie payment" Tba CcnnptrcJ.er urgently ree.mmatida that lc explode, however, oc time, aud blew up a al! tbe uaitor.al Lanka ahall take advantage of the prvaent inffui of gold to acxritnnlate Iu lie will lie glad to ace you. CHARLES SCHMIDT. For Debility, Loss of Memory, India position to Exertion ol Hooiueaa, Short* nessof Breath. Troubled with thoughts of Diaease, Dimness of Vitim. Pain in the Back, Cheat and Head. Roah of Blood to the Head. Pale Countenance and Dry Skin. If tbeee symptom* are allowed to go on, very frequently Epileptic Pita and Consumption follow. When the Con slitution become* affected it requires the aid of an invigorating medicine to strenrthen and tone up tbe system- HELMBOLD'S BUCHU Remodeled, Enlarged • Improved • to wnjcb —r— ________ _ _____ _____ b«n laaned Tt.lrtv etp.bt tanka nlib an aggregate capital o' • have vulnntartly iharuoUnoed t uai ucaa ailldu Ibc aaxd i«ru«l, and right banka have faded, having a tote) capital of Tb^loaolveni baalia iociodn.1 two, -with a cap! tel or <7VU,<ro, which tall"! after having gotr into voluntary UquklaUoa ' Tlxe report la x.-cocnpaturd by laika axbibii Ing the agxregatc average cat.I tel and dcpoe.n ou May 31, 1H7V, of al) . Maaee at banka other than naUunaJ, and the v*|dte) and depoatte of INTERNAL, REVENUE. DEI GOODS, SILBai DRESS GOODS The report of Moo. Ureac B Baum, Commiaaioncr of Internal Ravenna, ia very volumlaona, and contain* a large number of tabu- Iteady Made llriklag. HaU aad Ceaa. Boot* and Mbw. Oro-ertev, Sritow. Sr. ItoaU aMe of HELMBOLD'S BUCHU IS UNEQUALED of money than any traneacUon ever effected by a ettigla pcraon u> tb» country He •old to a ayudicate. conipveed of tbe xtrongvat banker* Unload Wheat and Grain Ex peditiously ri Accuratly. By any remedy known. It ia prescri­ bed by the moat eminent physicians all over the world, tn AINSWORTH & BROOKS LEWIS DURKEE Rheumatism, Spermatorrhoea, drain- to announce that having erected one of the lartreat and moat convenient elevator buildiuga in central Michigan, they are prepared to receive and Neuralgia, Nervousness, PAT THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICK Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, _ Aches and Pains, £ PARADlt, ASUraCrUKEUofBoateaBdlUMM. Makln< aal repairing Maliy iiu, ateo .Irtd <m» alee ta *11 afi enter* fnaftlr. a»d al U» lowest tlrtu prteaa tteop aeet abte of Malo atrrei ~X B.-KA8RY,------------ M 1‘pon the auhj.cl uf tbe funding of the pnL 11c dabt tbe Comptroller aayaTbc great war debt of the Culled Stetea wa* con tract.-! ip lew thari four and a half year, iu 1«G tbe country waa ratUuiy out of datit. an! on Jan. 1, I-Cl. tbe wboU debt of Ur Uuhra amounted to but *<K,'.‘Ct,7.’:. During the txnl »lx mouth* it lucreaard at tbn rate of alxiut H,UU1,< W a mouth, being, on the let <te, of July, 1*61, fi«l,MJ.W3 Dshng Uo next K it tnrreaaiad at tb« rale of more tbau IXI'.liO J>er month, and*! the doae at Ux Bacal year ending July I, IWtl, it bad reached •acM.l74.4B2. At the and of the aocwlnp year it waa cxanaklcrably more than twice that amount, bring, no July I, IW1, »!,llV 7T2,I3i During U.e fallowing year it tuerrv~-d ocarli •TUi.taV.Uo, rearUng on July I, DK4. the acta ot •I.Slu.IM.Tpl. During Um- next nine tDOk-ba, tu tbe cluer of the war, April 1, lUi.\ tbe debt teervaaed at tbe rate of alout IA0”-'. TARAYMUf Seafood *.«*■<* carried tea ay XJ jiaea ia Uw riltea*. Wool borwa. rood dr., riuxt may be brought them. They ala< keep for aale at the loweat prices Groceries and General Produce, Kidney Diseases, Herds, Flour, Frrd, Llmr. Half, Fliurtrr, Nfucro, Hair and Liver Complaint, Nevous Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Parslysls, General III Health, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica, Moist Save! It Dealiii will IL’b. A1NNW8W0RTR a BROOKS TERPRISE EWTON BOISE, GROCERY American ud Foreign Martie, MaanmeoU, Tombetoaoa. Maadm, Ac., ILLIAM JOI.'ES, General Debility, Decline, Lumbago, Catarrh, Nevoua Compl’nta, Female Complaints, NO PATENT NO PAY Headache, Pain in tbe Shoulders. Cough, Dizxiuesa. Sour Stomach. Erup­ tions, Bad Taate in tbe Mouth, Palpi­ tation of tbe Heart, Pain in the region of the Kidneys, ami a thonaand other painful symptom*, are the oflapring of Dyspepaia. iRUiriONS HELMBOLD’SBUCHU unmoRs Invigorates the Stomach, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese uJ Everything THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. to < Iter eoawncditfoa, and when admteaiot. a alto our ebipb-Jdera to compete aaeawafclly m> the oauetructtoo at iron vaeaaie of tbe larg iet rteea. the 3--JJ hood*. 'The latter act increaaed Ue am:.uid of the 3-per-cwnt. toodato •-•XXl.tin.Oa.’, and provided that th« a bote amount of bonda tenxedaboiUd uot exreed tn; amount ongtndlly authoeteril; and the auba. qurct art ot Jan 2< 1B7T>. anthoriaad <be raftmdrng or exchanging of any other 3 or 6-per-rent, booda which were roteemabto al tbe pJeaeura ef the Govensmoit. “Tito wtooto amount of the fstxted debt, ou tba :a< at July, ttni. wm »l,vi5,3t2,7ui, of • Uto g|.«n.UffAO coneteted of 3dK> bonda. Uc- year a a* !41>-Uu>g 1 T-10 per <sl up u tbo amount collected 'ntnng tbe peat >hrae flare) yeare •Sticeo^<S)mtrv al rvvmnatakxa were collected and pail into U iroaaury. Tbe average exal of vllreung. ine:n«tt3g ealanua and expend o bt'aroal Bcr.ure Bureau, «aa jw oaat. Th ’ total am. ur.t rvalla*! from the tax oo capita! and <t po-ila uf batik. a:. 1 banker* dor- READY MADE CLOTHING, Poarrk Tndg, MEAT MARKET. Krew cenateally ou head a U, riack af During Uie earn* . ». w*. terclink.bi tt^Becretary-SecretaryDoutwea a repeat, ISli. p. xvii--«tth Jay Ooote A Co., for the aaleo.- the rvn-amder of »Jl»J,IWU,U)U of •aid botwle, and, in the month of January, IK3, a m!kr arrax g. mrnte were made for the mtoof a terse add! iuoal amount Tbe remainder vt the WdU.Ute>,tLO—»17S.M\3U>-wae«>M dnteg the Orii three years, the Horsetery of ttxo And stimulato* the torpid Liver, Bow­ el*. aud Kidney* to healthy action, in cleanatng tbe blood uf all impuritiea, and imparting new life and vigor to CheVholc ayatem. A aingto trial will be quite raSeieut lo convince die moat bteitating of it* valuable remedial qualitie*. tbLL'af'aay rriteU Wa refer lo Uflri tavastan ot mrj ■OIRK a FWANCIR. 'HE OLD FURNITL’RR FIRM OF Fresh and Sait Meats, Ewiei Haas m Sitilten, IS THEIR BEASON. PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, Lentz <£Sons, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, Selling Goods tin it miitisi A. C. Butoi LARGEST STOCK 60ISI1TH FURNITURE! SIH III Illi IIIET Than anyother firm dealing in furniture. •W/CHY....... — ——- IM — S’" M* ■imVim s S’" UM*a.w. £ m* am teLJISE-— Lggw----- ——— CAUTION. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-12-13.pdf.pdf 316cefa9ba7f2cf16482cacd5c398a06 PDF Text Text VILLbT-IaRRYCG’MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1879. VO. NUMBER 12. FOR GOOD TEAR. Go io C. W. Smith's. FOR SIRLOIN RTEAKBL ■.. /.. FOR BARGAINS IK SUGARS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE, JUICY ROAST GotoC. W. rou CIOAKS AND TOBACCO, of Columbia. IxXh well known mathe­ matician a. Prof. Loomis wrote: "The wind could uot oomrnnriirate to S Bail­ boat er an ice-boat a velocity greater than its own velocity; dot, indeed, can it communicate sn equal velocity, be­ cause a part of the force is aasted in overcoming friction. Since the velocity of the wind is very variable, while a boat—on account of its inertia—pre­ serves a more uniform movement, it may happen that an ioc boat moves with a velocity greater than that of the wind at a particular instant, but its velocity must be lees than that of thr> preuoua wind which impar ed its motion." Pres­ ident Barnard wrote: “The answer of the editors of the Evtnb g Pott to the question proposed is too obviously cor rect to require discussion, it bring nndprs ood that the velocity of the wind proiiellitg the boat ia constant. If the wind is fluctuating, it issnppoeablethat the boat may attain a velocity which at intervals will be superior to t at of the wind.’ And now comes the ScienliAc American, which taken the mathema­ ticians to tank in thia pungent way: "In thus putting themselves aquarriy on record in opposition to a fact of com­ mon experience in ice-boat railing, tbeae learned gentlemen furnish one more instance to the long list of mis­ takes of eminent scholars who have de­ clared results to be impoaaiblc after they have been | tactically achieved. " " " This question of exceeding the wind in velocity is simply one of fact, and the possibility of it depends upon the manner in which the boat is sailed, and the absence of much fric­ tion. If sailed directly before the wind, an ice yacht, like a balloon, simply drifts with the wind, and obviously can­ not equal, much leas exceed, the wind in velocity . But the ice yachts are not sailed in that wny; their beat speed is made uith the Bail hauled flat aft, when the nail cuts the air like a knife-edge, and the pressure on it cannot be Igstiened by the boat's running away from the wind. Whatever may be the boat's FORHANGING LAlfl^ X FZ GwuC. FOR FRESH COVE OYI h. Youtta, CRH HESTER. *ff D. ■Miwpilkli Fkrsta.a *U tterwroa. JU. p <■ Urtimks SIMS. Bmio.nro sornwr 1*»11Um sad Psrtro .iron* l-roopi .liraUoa (tees tenU.dayor ulfhL n»R LAMPS OF ALL KlNDri. Go to C W. Smith’s. FOB BOLOGNAS THAT ARE ROSS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY. Go Co (5. W. Smith’s. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH, Go to CTW. Smith’s. FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR Sc, Go to C. V.'. Smith's. FOE I’BESE.NTS WITH TEA. ■ Ge toC.W. Smith's. FOR WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Go to C. W. Smith's. For he will bo glad to ace you. Remodeled, Enlarged ■ Improved Dr. E D. SESSIONS nijsletaa. Located al L. -- -— .-U Mtete —11. m. IOMEOPATH1C CUARLES SCHEID T. B'i'Kllfti Ifij.WT boshate of barley, mgkfoj agreed to­ tal of 10.l2i.SW boabela, sgsinst 7,901,860 boabsls al thia period last year. —The Jnkeniational Dally Fair, told ia New —Tbs Jfersri/LsUr oswvpaper has been sus­ will probably be able Io carry oat the demand* pended for Six uu.ntlie by lbs Frtoch antbori-' at the oommfaloo. Tbs Indian* sogared in neo and fitted II.CH'. for or®tern pt of mart ths Oght with Thornburgh are dU ineladed io —Tbs drama of tbs Duks of I'ortUnd, Gearr» Craw.ev, a distinguished English segtossr, and -Mm. AdrUidsNulsen^teMi of Um ekiaiac W.Is in tba dramatic fimmrat, U f..r thia ■teak and n«xl al McVicker's Cblctfo Tbsator, —five tarn were killed by tbo explosion of ■ hero -Uio Lolte loll sway. Thof Beaxal, »wspl over Mocktebal island, drew a Plays for the «Hk ore, -Borneo and Juliet,' Ute bo lor of a steam tug near Black river, on ln<wwTer»l hundred persoca Lake Eric, a few days ago TTm rtvsr Koroa, in Hungary, ha* over, •rbeTwsifth Night," *A» T«~ Lika it,’ and —By s fire st Bellevue Hospital, New York, flowed Its tanki, deatroyiox much property. the other night, three children pertelie.1, mm woman dies! of fright, and several others were protection than ia enjoyed even by a Patentee. A liberal provision of the law allowed the privilege of registry te the trade-marks owned by the citixcna of any country which permitted regis­ try to /American trademarks. Prior to the passage of the law the recognition of foreign trade-marks had been secured by treaties with some European coun­ tries, and conventions covering the subject hare been negotiated with near­ by a railway train tsrar Harrison, Ohio. a few ly all European countries since 1870, Unload Wheat and Grain Ex peditieusly ul Accuratly. days agn. and four at the Inmaiae were Sided. Tlie driver impeudruUy attempted Io cross AINSWORTH i BROOKS pun.sb Coioruw, Jack and the otb-ra that lot par i tn the Thorn burgh fight. Lui the ooaardly dogs who partici paled tn lbs massacre of the nnanxx l man al the agrocr. etosioj; by saying PAT THE HIGHEST IARKET PB1C1 EMORY PARADY. — A horrible execution look place al (teeth port. Pa . the other day, where Andrew Trar-y •affered the extreme penalty of the law for the tnnnlev of Ida sweetheart, Mary PuHIly Al the tractI vw |a the history of U» war Not test After a faw momenta Colarow lighted “the exo-udin the rope loosened on the first attempt, than 1.5C0 trooew are reported killed, and al pips of psora.' Each Indian prrseol drew his and Tracy fell to the ground. The second trial terel 2.UV wooadsd. The fixht was tonxbt in knife and laid il on his Korea. The .(tasUim ot the biUereal porelLlr spirit, uc quarter being prare or war be mg the one pending. < •de row given on clttwr side. The tnwjw THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. SHiccrllantcni €xrU. By deciding in a recent oaac that the statute providing for the registry of trade-marks, %nd prescribing a criminal penalty for their fraudulent use, is un­ constitutional in whole and in part, the Bupreme Court st Washington upaet an extanlives ayatem of mercantile rights at home and abroad. The sub­ ject camo before the court on a division of opinion in the New York Circuit Court and an appeal from a deciaioa in Ohio. A District Court in the West, some time ago, decided that the net for the registry of trade-marks was uncon­ stitutional, but no appeal was taken, and the Talent Office at Washington went on with its work. The decision by tbeSupremeCourtappsrentlycutoup the present system by the roots. The minting law provides for the registry of trade-marks at Washington on the payment of a fee of 82fi, and give* the adopted. So far aa foreign and domes­ tic rights in trible-rnarka arc secured by Federal registry they will be impaired by thia decision, but it must not t>e overlooked that the right of properly in trade marks ia recognized by the common law. Every trader and manu­ facturer has a right, which the courts will protect, in the cLatincUve mark by which he designates his goods. The collapse of the Special Regutry act for no constitutionality simply makes the protection of tradc-markn more difficult, but it docs not deprive them of^ value, and the law still stands ready to guard customers against the fraudulent use of trade-marks. There will be a grne.al interest in learning the grounds of thia decision. The Tcdffral statute was passed in the attempt apparently io sAsitBilaie the rights of invention and trade mark, two widely diflercnt things, and was currently baaed on the power given Coagrtws to provide for patent and copy right and to regulate com- GROCERY te being distributed. In which they avow that the Ute attempt on ibe Cost's Ufa was made by their order, and, ihough the attempt failed, yy ILL1AM JONES, Teas, Coffees, Sugar Syrupb, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese Everything READY MADE CLOTHING, tendency to make up lost time bv cut­ ting shorter the brief stoppings allowed for refreshments, not to rpcak of the impossibility of takinf ones food ia a decent or healthy fashion with bell, whistles, and the railway guard sound­ ing all about yon. render the traveling meal a misery and a terror. The care given out for publication in advance of i its presentation to Congress. The affair mnraions aa well as plan, tn which a was considered ao grievous that the large party of gentlemen and ladies can House ordered an investigation, and the move about with pleasure from drawing­ Judiciary Committee set about iL The room to dining-room, order and enjoy rumor gained credence that Mrs. Lin­ luxurious breakfasts ar-I dinners, and coln was the enterprising person, and finally emerge, feeling and looking as one day, all un»OMg«ad and uuau-* if they were only stepping out of their nonnsed, the Prmidank' himself ap­ own hall doon. Tbua is traveling and peared before the cocnotittee- He aaid be had heard the rumor, and proposed to demonstrate to the committee that read ant could not have been the offrnd' pondent explains that it 1 afterward tliat a certain rkpfl. an illustrious dcad--------- --------- iefat Bnunaal order, was the culpnt. WyhofT was a man of floe It is not surprising that from time to appenrBEco and suave address, who had time attention is recalled to the bar­ traveled all over the world. He had barous nature of the mode of executing tickled the fancy of Mrs. Lincoln, and the death penr'iy in thia country. she had taken him into the White Houtc Hanging by the neck till the criminal as a sort of major demo. Ho was, or is dead ia obviously a relic of barbar­ pretended to lie, very familiar with court ism; it is the moat primitive, the most etKjueUosnd mannera, and Mrs. Lincoln various, the least prompt and uniform employed him to inalruct her in this and certain of the . .odes of execution unwritten and much-abused art. The which have been or could bo devised. fellow had the lun of the White Honan, t If the object of an execution now-a-daya be to insure the i.................................... of the criminal ity of interveni torture, hanging by a cord and trust­ ing to the rough adjustment of weight and fall which the " eye and experience* of an ignorant hangman can afford, is the moat fallible of methoda, and must of uceeasity from lime to time lend to painful accdm of torture. The garotilio x«, perhaps, of all exist­ ing foreign methods of legal execution the moat rapid and certain ; but with­ out proposing any one substitute for our own reeponaibility—whether the ca’booM arid chamber, tba.maaaive electric discharge, or any other method —it ia certain that any scientific man or Freah awl Salt Meata, Bwitf Has sit SBiHtn, Lard, by the lb. or barrel, <fr., rfr-. <fr. • Selling Goods GDMSKITH the number of people who perished at 1300; but daring recent excavaLions no many bodice have been found that it teems to have been far greater; and when we consider that, closely an the inhabitants were packed. Pompeii wan still but a little place, the Propertion of deaths appears large. It ia, of The Hotel Car ia England. The American Car Company has com­ menced the introduction of the hotelcars on the English railways, and even the London Times speaks approvingly of this innovation. That paper says: “Thanks to the ready ingenuity of the Americana, it will be possible in a few di-ya to breakfast not too early in York­ shire, to rea«l ami answer half a dosen letters, to travel luxuriously to the me­ tropolis, enjoying a good hot lunch by the way, have three dear hoars for business, and, after a hot dinner of sev­ eral conraes on the road, be to bed in ' | j | MEAT MARKET. 1C.BU1H Though the victims of the great erup­ tion of Vesuvius in A. D. 79 lived ao long ago, they were our fellow-creat­ ure*, and it ia impossible to recall their fate—especially, one might think, to re­ call it on the spot—without a feeling <♦ reflect that the misfortunes of Pompeii the pressure constant Under these hare been a great gain to modern conditions, with favorable ice, experi­ knowledge. The manners of the ancient enced yachtsmen agree that the speed Romaim an better known to us by w hat of an ice yacht may easily be double or treble the velocity of the wind that drivro iA“ What have the profeaaore to wy to thia? Mwj sari It Daaliu rili tM low'd to produce lb" polity partire. —Tb> munk-ips! author Hire of CirxannaXi arc making an effort to suppiwre Munday par. formsocre cl Ute theaters tn that city —Tbe American Commissioner* appointed by the President bare retunud from Cuba, where they have been eramlmnf into the yd- the returning officer at ths top of his voice; “tell me, for the third and last time, whom do you vote for, then?" The voter, with dignity: “Having been thrice honored by my fellow-citizatia with a unanimous election to this imoortant trust, after I had tvrioe de­ clined the honor they would thrust up­ on me, I feel that I can no longw rcatot their appeal, but must sacrifice my per­ sonal preferences to my anxiety for the public welfare. I vote for myself and will serve if elected I" mon than oura did. Ash field—All the better for be. Papa Ahl the sun anew to shins �in ail department* for and during the coming holidays. We have a treat variety of goods adapted for oliday presents, and offer tliem at very low prices. dtiam f.lUllr, uitMn. W illiaiuato*. logham county hm been cniivfcted of aeRing liquor to a com­ * mon drunkard ana fined HI. including coat*. a»d *ent toJaB lOdaya. ■ Ifr. T: B. WootL of Rig Rapd*. hu Mr*. I*toney and Mre. E. D. Sprague. hern arreatvd at that pit— MKldtoriHe; Mm Granger. Mm. Sta­ of rape, idlegvd ta have------ upon tbe perwiu <rf a Hwwdiah girt nna. and Mr*. Crunk, Worn (Wtern; Mn>. Henry L«tbrop, Mr*. Minor Mend, E rnmal. of-tbe Ea*l Saginaw iwnMrw. Myron Snihertam’,. Morgan; Mm. G. A. Truman, Mr*. Jamea Fleming, ty poor boure named Lake Corelli. who claimed to lx- IOS J car* of ag •, camMr*. Eva Baifcy xml Mr*. J. M. Wood. mited Micide by hanging in an mil NaabviUai Mr*. Hoot of Hope ; Mm. C. house of that inatiiutfon Tnrmtay II. SM. of Rutland j Mm. Power* of ’Aw&r libel *uR againnt a Michi­ Irving. gan new flIxc ho* had the bottom A t-omntitlee on Rtamhitioua waa ap- Licked out of it. It i* the care of HuMtag* vs, Bbakrnprar*, of the KalaHaaltaga; Mm. Haney, MMdleviUe; Niaauo Daily G alette. Verdict, “No Mr*. Granger. CaaHitoo ; Mm. Knapp raoae for action." At Grand Rapid* ou the Sth. ex-mayni Having*, flic Preaidcnt mmleaome ri luartm oo the doairability of forming » Couuty tugaotaatiou. far tbe mutual good of the different Unioua, after U hich a> motion waa made and carried by tbe Couvcnlion. to form *ucb an organicattau. The following cotnmitu-e waa appoint^*! by the chair upon vot.of jhe CuaveatiouJoyreyaro a wakaeti M^ llMima lia*uaga> Mr*. Aprague, Middleville. - Report* ■£ AoLdmle * next cutdireor• ilrnMnL Qraagef , Weat tiortrd good rarer** and vnthuxiaam. Mr*. Piuney of Miihlh-vllta. MHMta faith ami continni-d real umfer *onu Sebastian Green way and about a ihucrn gljuwe* oLlwr and whisky coninn red to kill (Was. Schiebrl. nf Grand Rapid*. Hept, 34, nnd ■ now a Jury say* Greenway was guilty of manslaughter. The eaac la«ue of the finest tempcraacr leeturn* Grand Rapid* hs* had tbi* laauv a day. J. B. Howland “kicked the back­ ------------- reported । et” over South Haven ou Tues­ day from (be effects of a luunrlra* dis­ __________ ease, one of the moat horrible death. mined to “Hold the Fort’ a* ^ongl «v«r known. The entire lower portion a 'Mtoen hoM* forth tul " ' * * * " " rotted away. He was bt by tlie deputy sheriff. the"HeBef. PrtaS•< Ae W.C. T. U. Eilward Middleton, a imloonirt of •tad report uf the Grand Ledge, wax tried last week in taaaf the State Vd- the United Staten court at Gm: 1! Rap­ id* for parang silver coin*. The jury to by the Con- liiesgtBcd. standing *even for convict■Appeaf to Moth- ^*04 five for acquittal, lie claimed be received the “money" in hi* •WhatStadltbr Har- baaiocaa and supposed it good. ---------- --- ---------- 1veationAadjourned to from the head of a. single hair tbe fallowing morning at 9 o'clock. pretty woman brought eighty dollar* WXI>XX*U*I MOUX. • O’lXOCX. ata raffle at Alabama the other day. Meeting opened with a pamag* from *rem* to lie a wonderful jiowrr Scripture, read by th? Pmidcnt, and a There each thing*. A single hair frt>m tbe N-Mm of prayer, led by Mr*. Boltwood in head of a pretty wotnaa. found ou tbe «t Haating*- Mr*. N. Hailer of Hart­ iappel of a tnan'a coat, ha* been ing*. addreoaed tbe Coaceotton with known to break up a whole family. l*rt spring the IMper* told all about tbe Mbouting and killing of John Bsrgy bv Wallace Clow, in Antrim codaly. Tbe trial *cene ha* closed with a ver diet of “not guilty." It I* gvtlng so that not ung abort of killing a man and chopping him up into aanaage meat to be fed to the Jnrr. will bring a verdict of •‘guBty’lu a Michigan murder tlirop^iif Morgan, report*Hie flub in a Sl'Tr'n.1,? Chariea Aiken, of Albion wa* walk­ inghome with fiW) iu hi* pocket a fep night* ago, w bon he wa* accoaied by a mau who demanded hi* money or ni.* life. Not caring lo part with either. Aikou knocked the man down and thrashed him within an inch or two of bi* life. Then tbe neighbor* were call­ ed and tbe badly beaten msn wa* put under tbe care or a doctor. It ia reported at Eart Saginaw that a noman named Anna Morton live* at a in that city, long known a* a Rranlnlien* two and three railed ont i of ill-fame, and kiwpa ber twin rau4denMeeorneet jfflrenmiuu. and all daugiilciw fnr purport of sbatm-. She . (tar unaniiuoa* vole •tell* tbe police that the girl* were de­ ition. Mr*. Pewcr* of termined Ui kail »uch live*, and »he . abort report. allowing a hail made up her mind that It wa* —..... A Mill alive and promo- better fur them to do «o at home where xaatora ..jwjMk’in behalf of our. die could ovens* them. After ringing by Convention Jame* H. Ijarr. the Fenton man who . TJeorge •oIMiintm of flawing* kUkd hl* *mi-1u-hw, Philip fttuiyon, with a *rulr weight, got off very cheap­ ly. Judge Turner only ncutrnced him tn four yeaie at Jackaun, ■ When hiart* there he will look at Wm. Gud­ iev, the lifer, of Adrian, and remark. “Better it i* to be a murderer of a •on­ ia-law In Genesee, than to aimply tn nuah yoar mother-tn-iaw down a cel­ lar way in l^uawee. I’m on with four yrar^ wbile you, poor devil, are here A Detroit. Undng A Northern railinad brakeman came withinaa ace of hiring hi* Ute al Ionia owe da> I at week. He had jmu “run Ju on a rid tag" with a woman not hi* wife, and wa* aroted by her aide in the depot, when hi* lawful wife “drew np at the aiatjon" and flourished a revolver abeut iu a manner whirh indioamd that abe Sevcrid grtfriemen 'of Haatiug* and WM! ted to have liAood. Tbe mailer other townahfpa liclng nrearnt they waa finally c<>mpruini*rd abort of were hrtrodm-ed to th. '(taventional and madwebm ’ * * * aMisa Paxton of Flat Hock iathe bum to tbe ladiew future. The Pi im. a abort sd her from airs of an ad deal of bright of cruelty. Drath cm tbe araffold tbouta be made ra a* Ift *od rartein a* death on the guillotine. A* tang aa “luck" i* treated to Utat tbe rope will not break or dip. Jnatao long will tiiere hr • rrpeUtiou of Mich bor MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND POEMS, HOLMAN’S BIBLES, CLOAK DEPARTMENT and when the dock strike* IS be say*. “Is It poasibleF and she says. “Why I didn’t know it was *o later yon may draw your couclaaioua that, if the borine** boom eoutianra a unified The grew have liecu very alow iu tbrir Miutheru migration I his fall. They have l>eeu deterred either by the mild weather or report* of the riiotgun _____ •l*y -Hchimminy, bow dot boy rtudir* de languages T i* what a delighted elderly German said when hie fouryear-old aou called him a blear-cvrd •on of a aaw-hotae. Gentlemen abould Dever look at a brilliantly beautiful woman. Itengen­ der* enervatira of the eyelid*, causing them to nictitate ia aa uaaermly nun- We have an elegant lino, both in Basket and Plain Beaver, which, owing to the unfavorable season we will.offer at just about eost. Silver Plated. Wai Purchased directly of the,Manufacturer« at bottom prices and all warranted TRIPLE PLATE- Come in and look over our stock. KNIVES, SPOONS,'fORKS, CASTORS, KNAPKIN RINGS, VASES, PICKKE CASTORS. CAKE BASKETS, Etc -. all genuine, anti at prices that cannot fail to suit you. ~ SHAWL ;e assortment. Those contemplating buying urge amount of candy for Sabbath Schools etc., will save money by calling and getting my prices first. TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! Cheap and a fine assortment. POCKET BOOKS We offer unusual attractions. We are the only parties that keep the celebrated Broadhead Alpacas that are warranted not to draw in wet­ ting, and will bear washing. We have also a full assortment of all wool Cashmeres, Worsted Brocades, and Lusters. Nothing would be more acceptable to a lady than a nice new dress, and now you can secure one at a triflling cost. on bi* bead for two tamr*. in a Texas Ixtroom, on a wsger noil (he frat brought on brain fever, from which be The man who wrote “Grandfather’* Clock" I* now rich. But until that precioa* nuisance appeared be lived on Call and examine my stock. No trouble to show Goods. Remember we are in our new store, tST One Door North of G. A. Truman’s Store. YOUTH'S1 DMPANIO EVERTMORRIIIG HRLT DEPARTMENT We have 20 or 30 varieties, all new styles. Which, if we were to buy to-day would cost 11 1-2 per cent, more than you can buy them 1880. Increased In Size. -<^vinm,ra3gr YOUNG PEP -------- ITS’ OTTIt---------Vol. 53. Elegantly Illustrated. CLOTHING and HAT DEPARTMENT Of the largest and best assort- We have during the past few days ■added several attractions in boy’s and youth’s wear, which we offer at special bargains, and invite the attention of parties needing any­ thing in this linex Tbe varirti »nd wmtb ct in <r.n!reu wit' mA< ii a repoviiocr <4 tbe .bokyi I mature; a library of tak», trier!.’. ad-entv-:< . I-Uurv and Ungrapbv; - “Cmapaaiuu " 1 j the tthoul, the Mujy and tie £r.' idr '*' " **'- * LWIal fitnriBB. •torts* fcr Gifts Atirnng Tatos of Ad^vr.G.ru Letter* of Foreign Tru»e4, E'Jtoiial* on Current Events, *"r*a Hundred Short Stories, . ts.uable Papers on Health, C. iltunt Bkitctfiaa. Poorr i, -b-wipUM Price.•! Ti f, efta a* BOOT and SHOE; Department HID MLIDH GOODS. Ever brought We have a splendid assortment, all suitable for the holidays, consisting of Ladies’ Fine Shoes, Child’s Fine Shoes. Ladies’ Slippers, Men’s Slip­ pers, Boy’s Slippers, and other special attractions. to Nashville, consisting of useful and fancy variety of Hanging and Stand NINETY-FIVE PER CENT. STERLING FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT U*ril4 C.W. SMITH. . We have an endless variety* con­ sisting of Silk Handkerchiefs, Cam­ bric and Linen Handkerchiefs in elegant perfumed boxes. Neck wear, Paperties, Gloves, Hair Ornaments, Bracelets, Knapkins, Child’s Knit Ulsters, Hoods, Scarfs, Mitts, Ties, Hosiery, Collars, Cuffs, Satchels, Towels, Corsets, Baek Combs, Ruch­ es, Belta, and thousands of other articles too numerous to mention, all adapted for substantial holiday presente, and for the holidays will WOBOHESTETB UY ABRIDGED PICTORIAL OHABTO D1CT10IARI. �Jost snath of A. M. DnagbartQr'a store. Miss Belt Tniman returned from Oli­ vet Thursday evening. She has been torn before Raq.Tnytor of Mapb Grove. cMfaa; . Mi to* MhiasU tbe jury, bringing la •* There is at least one man in Nash- It brings ruin upon tbe moral commu­ - ---------------- im for the plaint villr an buy that it would be impomihle nity, plowed furrows in the check* of law-sail. for him to die suddenly. wives and mother*, and waa more of a crime than borer stealing. The evi­ ian ehurch next Bauday morning and dence to convict a liquor seller under eveniag. by the Rev. G. B. Fuller of tbe new law would be green Minds in (fxferd. the front of hi* place of baainMa, whisky barrel* ami beerksga. and men coming out drunk, that when found guilty of liquor selling, for the firet offence he abould get six months in the A. M. Daugherty to on the aid bmur- peaitentary, the second one year aad atrad over st Bellevue, lieing cared for tire third five year*. This would stop by hi* brother. He. Is reported to lie tbe business for it would shut tuem up. gaining sinwfy. Tbe aalaon keeper makes money fast ix>yal Hubbard sod W. E. Shield put and can afford to pay fine*, but ran together over 1.100 square feet of rail­ not afford to be abut up. ing in C. C. Wolcott'* Imrdware addit­ ion ou Wednesday. paid large toxas and waaabelp to J. L. Stereos has bought R. 8. .Bra­ industry. Had they ever helped Naabbigfata since. They were girdled Just betow tbe anrface of tbe ground, which dy’. lot. cor. Maia aad Jfiaple Sts., and villc acyl what had been tbeir past in next spring proposes to errect a Hackbuilding her up a prosperous village, proves that boot bat a cowardly wretch smith shop upon tbr same. out of the woods. It waa not paying Tbe aocial hrid at Mr. and Mrs. L. J. buriMU to tlx- pui-lx. 1‘ r..: to U1<in­ fhal Mr. Flint Ims offered a reward of •Mead Mr. Baker an additional offiW Wheeler'*. Tnesalay avth* waa a pleas­ to apprehend and lodge the drunken 1 ar any ’ride that will toad tatfhr expose ant ad^ir and well attontlsd notwith­ standing ‘he inclemency of the wrath- Wm. Kerr haz been spending tbe last week in NaahviUe. Says Nebraska ia tbe promised land for hi* business and that be will be worth *100,000 in ten to move tbe postaflke into another Tlic various millinery shoji* of Nash­ Imilding Just *outh of tbe cigar factory. aboatMapen tods from ita present lo- ville are now cram full of Ixiunets, catiua, when such a commotion ensued pretty ikmIc*. etc., and a* a general that several families livingou the back thing Nashville wives are real sweet to tbeir hnsbaada. The tremcmluou* rush ujxjd oar ad­ iirolr up bouse keeping. The office vertising columns by our enterpristng lisa not been moved yet, but we under­ merchants compels u* to issue a sup­ stand it*IB hr* this svesiag. andabould plement, which we shall continue to do it be we trust that there will he no more until the holidays are passed. Tbe Christian and Methodist Sunday foolish remarks, gives way to aa ha* been during tbe past week, for Nash­ schools are each making preparation* ville haa too mock to de to build her to ceIrInvite Christmas in an appropri­ self into the beet town on th* line of ate manner. Tbe former are to have the G. R. V. Div. to quarrel with ber- a "tree." and tbe latter a "boat." In the Vermontville C •ngregntional church a platform ia being erteted to tbe left of tbe pulpit, which hereafter tbe choir is to occupy instead of the gallcrr, which it baa sung in for over men' in making up tbeir setoctwas for fifteen year*. the bo*iday trade, have kept tbeir C. C- Wolcott’s big store is now so skirt* clean from parsimony or fogy near completed that C. C. has moved ism. and a* a resalt the finest stock' in, and when a customer steps ip and that was ever laid down in Nashville to look* down tbe aisle 133 feet, be imselect Christas** press* is from, are ediatriy imagine* himself in * great daily viewed by a large concourse of metropolis instead nf little Nashville. both young nnd oid. At Boise Ilrot. The weather which has Ix-cn moist and H. 0. Hale’s the exhibition in and spring like, all along, took anotlwr lieautiful and late book a. rich and cheap tack on Wednesday. Tbe wind veered toys. silverware. raM aad candies to aroamt and blew a stiff gale from the exceedingly large and fine and con­ north, snow Bew, and things settled stantly •urn.aaded by happy-lookiug down to something like winter wrath throng*. C.C. Wolcott come, to the front with his RM aewiag maebinr It is related that a sylpb-likc trboolwhwh will make a mart aoceptabl. u>i'm> in the south part of tbe county, aa well aa a valuable gift. Chas. W. recently whipped nine scholar* for a Smith's lively grocery ia filled with a refusal to study tbeir spelling book. large and varied stork. especially for The children say that her touch waa wanner than the thickest woolen drawand cbeapneM cannot Eh u, aalL At either C. W. Demaray’a or Jansc* FletaThere will be Quarterly Meeting at lag’s can be found the reseatiato for the M. E. Church in thia village, Dec. 18th and 14th, conducted by the Pre clocks and Jewelry tbrir display wa* aiding Ehler, Bev. II. Hall. I*reaching never finer. G. A. Truman is in a re­ on Saturday at 9-30 r. m. Love feast ceipt of an immense stock of Doveltie* at * a. m., and preaching at tbe oana) ■elected under tbe direct supervision hour* on Sabbath of old Santa himseif, and esast unently From a letter received from Dan. are auught after by large numlxn-. Halbert. Santa Ibma. Cal., we learn The oilier general dealers and furuit nrr that Dan. and bi* wife arc in g<x»d stores, etc., have mad? |<ret»rationM to health and doing well; that with the aid of their iaculmtor they have juat taken all in all tbe stocks are an large brought from the alw-ll Dearly a hun­ and varied that no oac can afford to dred lively ehieken*, and that they miss Braking their friend a present, or to mnat have the New. another year. read away from home to buy them, ami A young married Nashville ceaple ia fort cor reader* in localities to other were setting up a stove tlte other morning. Said she: "Do md swear larger storks to select from by coating so my dear." "It’s tbe d——d pipe.” to Nashville to make np tbeir Christ “Bat you never used toswear." "That maa gifts. was before 1 tark.led thia drrilisb •tore-pipe." "Then y«m think more of tbe stove-pipe than of me. you heart The «mly boarder at the county Jail less, heartless man! You love anotiiis Jim Johaaoa. the murderer. Daaeoa Van Bru nt, after a protrartrd Aa the Independentof Now York wUl iltaMt, b able to be about again. Coanty Treasurer. John Licbty, is withdraw all its premium oflbre Dec. 31 at, ie?». only a short time remain* in which any one can get a Worrbcstrf• Tbe speaker felt greatly encouraged for what had already been accompli khed. Three or four year* ago a busiiicm man could ntep into a aaloon take a drink apd be respectable. Now thing* were changed. The moment a bnrineM man does aueb a thing be la *iw'tt<d. He i* standing on alippery ground knd his reputation is at stake, secular press, now was speaking for temperance. The chureties too who in tbe past were not doing anything for temperance outside of tbeir respective Hock*, were now roused up and earn­ est io tbe matter bolding "eniperance meetings, etc. But the beat evidence of encouragement waa that tbe women who were always sober were now enthusiastic ana engaged actively iu the work of temperance, inuflcucing men to be better and teaching tbe boys how to grow into good temperance men. Heretofore women bad followed priced goods, but th< the comiDtmitv, for i KT Boot* a re virtnally three pairs Boots in one. ial i* excluded, Al! non-wearing mi all weak part* rtrvnj, ord, .................. and— var. iou* improvement* added In every district there ia a large number of sens­ ible people, w ho are willing to pay a fair port for a food article, ana the Anotlwr year luta rolled a way and the merry Chnsunas -com«w amdo ; while other good* are higher, holiday good* are cheaper than ever, and 1 have, tbe largest and beat assorted stock of Vases, Toilet Beta, Smoker's Secs, Moustaache Cup* and Saucer*. Mug*. Sal vent Bread Platea, Pickle Jar*. Pictures, Flower Stand*. Chinese Warr, Japan Ware, Metlephone*, Dolls. French China Tea Seta, Tin Toys of every description. Wooden Toys without end. Child's Tea Seta, and thousand* of fanev nnd use­ ful artie'es too numerous to mention. Everybody is invited to visit the store and see the display. Tbe finest line of China, Wax, Paper Mache, nnd Rubber Dolls we ever received. Voces in endless variety, style and price. Toys for Infants, Children, Youtb, Manhood nnd Age. to suit everyone. Shaving Mugs and fixtures. Soaps in every shape. Perfumes, fine goods and low. Toilet Articles. Complete line. Violins, Harmonicas, and Musical Instruments of many kinds. „-^_.iWATCHEe and JEWELRY Shoes. Hats aad Caps. Croceries and Ihvviaion*. Crockery, Notions, etc,, of E. Kkk*c, wbo always sell* at the lowest price*. Tbey nU do It. Go to the Old Reliable Market for Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Hxxsr Roa. nr All the fall and winter style* in Millinery goods iust received, hr Mrs. Yates in Union Hous*'Mock. The lat­ est and finest line of Fancy Feathers, Plume*. Kuching. I-acr* Neck Ties. Jet* etc. Thore who had not signed the pledge were exhorted to do ,m> aud those who were treating their pledge lightly jterv admontabod not to do so. Boys were ambitious to make good farmers, mer­ chants or mechauic*. but if the} had any inclination to drink it would prove a drag they could not carry up with them, but would lead to ruin and degredation unle«* they kept away from Ftaras for Male. A goad-fenced, well-watered and im­ prove*I HOwtr farm for sale very cheap, on lilieral term*. Corrrspoud with, Gko. H. Johnson, Middleville Mich. AWFUL! plr Grove. Erastns Clcmmon* i* slowly recover­ ing hie health. Tbe taxes, although high, are lieiag I>aid in quite fast. Metter. A large amount of bi being Some time in June last a buffalo robe done in thia town. waa left at my »ton-. Will Uh- owner J. G. Holbrook of Branch Co.. U v is- pleaae call. C. W. Smits. iting bis daughter Mrs. II. J. Stocking. Mr. VaaWaggnirer of Maple Grove i* ever in thia section sawing wood with a machine. Blankets WU| . for will ning last. Alvarado W« ing with relatr Our goods were bought for Cash iu August and September, be­ fore the advance, and will be sold low. Cail and see us. ’A Fool’* Errand," "Irene the mry," "The Gy pale* and Detectiy Pinkerton, "Tbe Earnest Tri Abnrr are ali new hooka, at H. G. Hal***. W. C. Wilcox ia diggng a well. Eli Wells has rewhingird hia hotise. Rainy, mmldy, gloomy, disagreeable W.C. Wilcox baa aa ox which is slowly wasting away* »»d what ia the matter no W appears to know. Cap*. R. J. Lee has tbe bills np for aa auction on the 17tl>, after which be starts for Indenendence. Kansas. P. R. Johnson, the mail agent be- F1NE ELGIN WATCHES, FINE WALTHAM WATCHES. FINE FOREIGN WATCHES. BEAUTIFUL RINGS FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN NECK CHAINS, SLIDE CHAINS. WATCH CHAINS, EARRINGS, CUFF PINS, COLLAR PINS, GENTS SCARF AND BOSOM PINS, CARD CASES, COLLAR BUTTONS, ETC.. ETC. SPECTACLES SILVER AND STEEL BOWED. COIN SILVER TEASPOONS. RODGER BROS. KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, ETC, ETC. �COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT flour; break three cold milk, in which r----------- -------------reast, and stir W>; cut a spoonful of butter up fine and work it iu your flour; m strangely at variance with the harmony pt tbe merry Chnatmaa Baid my liftte daughter to sm: "All with a few—oil, such a very few oandie* the stories end when the happy times and nuts. But Rotiert scarcely saw oome. I’d like to know what the peo­ Ihom-hia Blind was fall of the rejec­ ple do thont” To'the Msmp the tion of bis gift. It was hard on liim; a cruel return; for a ucw dreai in tbeir swaitened eircumstanoea was a thing of some moment, and this one had been purahaaed by much toil and self denial, many a tong wet walk bom© through the weary streets, many a meager lunch, i METEORIC -SHUWEMS. many a long hour of coppng while others slept, and tbetired eyes drooped, and the thin hands almost rotared their office. Bat he had not minded, for tbe 1 sacrifice and labor were all for her, for LeMox Jkllt.—Take a paper of gel­ • BxAaixU Yeax OF Txxxs.“—The at­ tempt w 'hug© the productive trason । atine and Jet it soak in a pant ol cold of fruit-trees by removing the fraii- wafer for an hour al least, but th© longer buda, appear* to have been' a-failure. it aoakii the better. Then add to it a Tbe experience of one man is thus de­ quart of boiling water, the juice of two tailed - in the New York Tribune: " In or three lemons, and a pint and a half an effort to change tbe bearing-ycar of of sugar. Set it away, without cooking an apple tree, Mr. Robert Manning, Sec­ at all, in a form to cool, and an excellent retary of the M.saaohureU* Ilorticull-1 article of jelly will be the result ural Society Who they arrest a man in Utah fon bigamy, they eelwet one Erring lew than four wives. If a man hw. s kaM-doxer or more wivee bis bigamy ia greater than the eocrts cm hope to handle for tbe next five yean. Ih Brant, Canada, tbe farmers are complaining <4 the ravages of the Mis­ souri rabbit, a small gray animal import­ ed a few years ago, and which have in­ creased beyond th© ex|>cctatious of tbeir impertera. CuablestoX, B. which has bean specialty pinched by th© hard times, rejotoca in the advance in naval stores, POBEKTS k HOlVHhWM, rice and cotton, wich will make a gain of WXWii.OOO in the prices of receipts DRUGS, MEDICINES ail CHEI1C1U, at that market alone. The late Mrs. Charles Dickens ac-* oompanied her husband during his first visit to tbe United Blates in 1842. daring his Italian journey of 1844, ami during many visits lo France. She | JOWERS A BARLOW, l>ore him seven sou* and three daugh- season. Her faoe, young and pretty, though somewhat worn and thin, was fretfully contemptuous as she looked down a* a little heap of toys and con­ EMOXADK PoWDEM*.—White fections lying ou tbe shabby toilet i sugar, win pound; tartaric or citric showing the evil effects, moral and cloth, and he, slowly unwinding a string Pbofth or Beexkei-ixo.—In theOo-1 acid, one ounce; essence of lemon, half physical, of the abuse of tobacco and —— - . |.---------------------------------------------------w. • be pityingly i natural nbroomraon I have ever wittober number of the Beekeeper*’ Maya-; an ounce. Mix with peatie and mortar alcohol. wilh an anxious, perplexed, almost ; thought. ; neesed- Tbeeventeameunbexalded.and side, Mr. Q. M D xditlle, of Borodino,1 thoroughly, and dry; do up in tableNtvui grind your coffee for break —s V a— ------- There fell a long silence in the loom, i took na all by rarpibu. I was residing N. gives tbe average yield per spoonful packages; when thiretv ndd broken only by the fa!1 of a cinder, the ®t the time iu McDou'ugh, Henry coun- •warm and prices of honey, from his I halt pint of waler. The boys will like fast by pounding it iu a piece of red sinring of the gas. The cheerful tu- tv. Buffering at the time from an in­ apiary, daring the past aevoa y*>*ra. j these in the corp field along with a flannel. A Michigan woman did il, and “la that all? What a miseiable loti mult of the streets came dully to his, flamed eV©, and bring unable to sleep, The highest amount per hire waa 167 ■ handful of ginger-snaps, or a battered her husband lias been under tbe a vat her What's th© use of trying to keep Chnat- ears, and the merry bell* and joyous 1 rt*,. about 1 o'clock on the night in nnntula and lire Inwest flftv nennda— I nt «1ngcrbrcad. It make* them voices seemed somehow out of lune, question, and went out to njy kitebeu an average, daring the yean mentioned, maa al all in thia wretched way?" long, and the I for the purpose at lighting a Samp (lu- of a little over nicety pounds per "Well, dear," ba spoke gently but PreeenLly he .poke, very genl'y “I must go back now, dey-tbey will jClfer matchei had not then been in- stock. The average price during that i cheerfully, “it ia not much, I know, but ' cologne may thought, will adopt a provision making .a . ’ *-* * vented, or had not, alleast, come into time has l>een 21 i eents per pound.!. L01-0^51*-the beet w© can do this year. All tbe ,„ m: Alcohol nt it a misdemeanor, nt least, if not a fel­ bills seemed to oom© in at once, and a an hour's leave; l>ut I will Probably during tbe next seven years . _ quarts; dissolve ony, tor a railway company to give, or I kitebeu I did uot happen to look up; tbe average price will lx- much leas, but little earlier than I expected them; but aa soon as I can." in itessence ofneroli, |x>tit grain, for anyone not a paid employe of a Be stood ex|>©ctant for a moment, but |,;1: oa «K,U a* our eook (old Aunt th© yield of honey may remain the ■•ver mind, tbe children will be just aa of rosemary, 2) railroad or a pauper to accept, a free we’d pl©aaed,and—and Alice—“hesitat­ no response war from the sullen figure Marr) open© 1 the door ahe drew back fame. Shoa Id the average price be i ounce;eaacnc© alarm jexclaimhift “I/Ojgi, uiast^, lb.- but 12| cents ]>er pound, oven then the ing just a We. but with a happy, eager at the fire, and with a sigh he pulled on I teas Ml the pleasant voice “I have tbe shabby overcoat and ranch worn ' world ia coming lo an ead I Jurtlook proceed* from each awarui would gloves, and went quietly ont with a lov- al the star*. They are falling! “ My amount to >11.25. The incroaMj in ing. pitying glance at her. that would faith in the scripture*(such aa Matthew swarms should pay the expense of have pierced her heart had aho not been Xxiv.t 14, and others of tbe same imso willfully blind to what should have ; port) precluded tbs ideaof ite being the hives, caring for and selling the honey. There ia money in bees rightly man. rnj of th© world, and J was net alarmed. and you can have it made whenever been her glory and pride. Oh, wife I m&ticr! beware how you ! Returning to my room, I prepared my ' you like—there's ths money;“ and, hy­ Rick Prtrotxo. -One heaping tea­ Hora.—•’Why don't the people of; ing a little roll of bills before her, bo 1st your dear ones go from you with ! wifeforviewins the nhennmenon. which 1 cupful of rice, one pint of water. Boil looked eagerly in her face for some angry word* and a clouded brow. Who she did without uudue excitement. I this country raise more hops, and leas the noe and water until the ©ater is corn ?" said an Eastern man to us re ­ can know what may 1*1*11 ere they re sign of pleasure. Not one penny had then sallied forth to rouse scute of my William, chief of th* Williams Lake evaporated; then add one pint of milk, he apenc on his own needs or wishes, i turn to your love and forgiveneo. ? 8be neighbors, that they also might enjoy cently. We could only say that the a lump of butter the aixe of an egg. Indians in British Columbia, baa pub­ though his overcoat was worn and sat a long time, angrily brooding and the wonderful display. The two near­ climate of Central Illinois dm* not ap­ Take five eggs; nre tbe yelks, which lished a letter in which he says hi* frayed, his boots were patched, the l weeping bitter tears till the midnight. est wree a lawyer and a preacher, both pear to be suited to hop culture. Oar best up with the grated rind* of two people are threatened with starvation, soft hat waa decidedly shabby. All with a merry chime, rang in the Christ­ of whom were terribly alarmed, and. hot summers and high wind* seem to lemons; add this to the rice, with two---------because— the -----------------whites hare-------taken sll his that could be spared waa for her and mas morn. Aa ahe liatened a sound despite my expostulation*, greatly detract from the quantity of the crop. tescupfula of white sugar. Butter the । lands, and that bo can hardly tbe children, but ahe never noticed from the crib reached her that startled alarmed their wives. Without going The vine grow* luxuriantly, IHit fails to 1 dii>b, and bake slowly. With tbe white© ‘his young mm from war. hex into Lostant activity—a sharp, ring­ further, I had my hands full in endeav­ "seed” heavily, a* it does in a more beat up light two table-spoonfuls of The red-clay soil of Hartford county, ing cough that ah© knew toi> well. oring to restore them to some degree moist climate. The present high price will probably stimulate tbe business, powdered sugar and the juic© of the >1,1. r™««. IU feu >» (ml ’ With all her faults she loved her chil­ of composure. twn kmons. When the pudding is | thought remorsefully: and, worn with the struggle for bread dren, and From 1 o'clock until daylight I wit­ and new hands may engage iu it. Per­ baked put on this frosting, and let the perfection. Of three lots recently aub | Jccted to a chemical analysis, two i haps, on the clay soil in the timber, hope | "Charley ha* not been well to-day — and the homely needs of hie, allows the nessed the grand display. Looking rice pudding warm. may be made to par. We watched care ­ ■ bowed a percentage ol *J 27 |M-r cent — how could I have so forgotten him ?* devil to take jioseesmon of her soul— upward, it seemed aa the meteor* all Ceeam Drxssiko.—When oil u dis ol sugar, and one of 1U 27 p« r cent । when ail that is womanly departs, leav­ She took the child from his crib, and started from a common center, and fell fully a ton acre field upon an adjoining ing but drags of fdly and sin. Barely Bet about administering such remedies in carving lines to the very earth, and farm for several year*; but the crop* liked iu islsd*. the following drtaaing , This u eqnal to tbe be*’, yields. that evil spell waa upon Ahe© Murray m were st hand, snd wondered how she there were thousands, if not millions, never paid ex|>enses, and the field has will be found excellent: Rub the yelks Emasmub WtLsox. the grant English ] now, for ahe answered the eager pleas­ could get a physician. Bob and Lucy of them in sight at the asm© moment, been plowedwip. Hoproota are cheap, of two hard-boiled eggs very fine with a authority on skin diseases, who paid were too amal! to send into the street* until daylight put an end to the scene. and isolated pieces art not likely to be spoon; incorporate with them a desert the cost of erecting ClcO|>slra'* Needle ure m hia face contemptuously: at an ch an hour, aad to leave the child It literally rained fire. Sometimes the troubled with lice. It ia a crop that spoonful of mixed mustard; then stir io in London, is alout to spend $100,0X1 waa impossible. Oh, why did not shower would slacken for a moment or it will do to try on a small scale, but re­ a table-spoonful of melted ontter, half s on a rea lmthing infirmary for the Robert oome? In her selfishness she so, and then it would be renewed until quires skill and capital to manage it teacupful of thick cream, a aaltspoonful scrofulous. A much better way this of bad not heeded the premonitory symp­ the very heavens seemed to be ablaxe. rightly.—Chicago Tribune. of salt, sod cayenne pepper enough to spending money than the other. toms, and the delay waa fatal—it waa Borne were brighter, some of paler hue W hat Not to Kill. —The French Min­ take up on tbe point of a very small pen­ The bride of a week, at New Phil* too late for human help. Her punish­ —but they were pH fire (or seemed to ister of Finance Las caused to be pub­ knife-blade, and a few drops of anchovy ment had come upon her fhe felt, as, lx- so), and all were pouring down lished a list of animal* and insects or Worcestershire sauce: and, very care­ delphia, Ohio, myaterioualv disap peered. The pair had marrieA for love, ahe sat with the dying child in her toward the earth. Bal I am attempt­ which are friends to th© farmer, and de­ fully, sufficient vinegar to reduce the nolhiiig had happened that could have arm-i, watching the awful struggle for ing to do what I 'promised myself I mixture to a smooth, creamy consist­ serve protection instead of deatruciion. breath, till with a porting sigh the little would not undertake, |o dcacnl>e a Tbe list, with some add£ions and ency, and pour it upon lettuce carefully raised a re*aonsl>!e regret, and it wa* feared *'jo bad mrl with an accident prepiued fi r th© table. Awl went home, and the mother's heart scene which no imagination can con­ amendments, applies to thia country. The truth waa that, growing homesick, was desolate. It waa all over, but she ceive, nor tongue nor pen portray. It We or© in doubt'rhother the mole does she had quietly taken a train for the sat olasping the iittl: form till the was as clear a night iu I ever «*w. I more good vhan harm, and, in the case paternal root. \ morning light peeped in, and Lucy and would fix my eyes nn a given star, and of the bird mentioned slxiva, there are The poeti© interpretation of nature, Bob, with joyful cries, scramifelTS in a few moments it would seem to fall, at least conflicting opinions. Wo give which has eom© to be a convenient Tar. United States Fiali Commission of bed and rushed to their stockings, owing, I supj>o*e. to the fact that it waa baa planted in Georgia waters &0U of th© list for what it is worth: phrase, anil abou' which the Oxford hung carefully at the fireside. Alas! obscured by a pawing qjeteor. The Hedge-hog—Liras mostly on mice, profeasor o» poetry has written a book, i the famous German carp, the newly in but who loved his daughter with all his she had forgotten them; and the tear­ illusion was perfect rodcut*, slugs, auff grubs—annuals hurt­ is, of course, a myth, or ia to be read : trodnenl fish of which sc much ba* heart. Motherlere from her birth, she ful face* turned to bar. tbe sorrowful For two or three days after the oc­ ful to agriculture. Don't kill the hedge- tbe other way. It ia tbe soul the poet I born written. Thev ar© the beat pond grew up lieaide him, indulged in every cry, "Oh, mamma! Banta Claus for­ currence the atmosphere was so smoky interprets, not nature. There is noth­ fish in the world. ’They breed repidlv whim, ruling him and all the household got us," stung her past endurance, and aa to prevent the stars from being seen and grow rapidly to the aixe of a sh*J. Toad — Farm-aaaistant; he destroys with her imperious will, till her young she drove them back with angry words at night and to cause the sun to look tventv to thirty insects per hour. Don't ing in nature but what the beholder and their meet is rich delicate, of desupplies. Does tbe sculptor interpret fancy for her singing-master, not'ceet- and threatening hand. kill the toad. the marble or his own ideal ? Is the bcious flavor and free from bones. ing with her father's approval, resulted A key in the door, a foot ou the stain Mole — la continually destroying music in the instrument, or in the soul Dcsiso 1878 the Onondaga salt ' in a violent sceoe, a midnight flitting —Robert's foot, she knew, but what a grubs, larva', palmer-worms, nnd insect* of the performer? Nature is a dead works produced, m the sggrrgAte. and a private marriage, and. worst of all. strange, uncertain step. Waa he ill? injurious to agriculture. No trace of tbe undying anger of the proud, disap­ As he came in the dreadful truth burst th© event may interest your roaderu­ vegetation is over found in its stomach. clod until yon have breathed upon it | 7.127,187 bushels. Up io aide this with your genius. You commune with year til© yield is 7,27Ci,U<2 bushel*, and pointed old man, who thus found bis upon her—he was drunk! shtanefully. in Corington. Newton county, at 2 Don't kill the mole. your own soul, not with woods or wa­ there ia no doubt that ths production castles in Spain pulled rudely about his beastly drank. This was the bitterest o'clock,. the church-bell was rung and Birds—Each departs cut loses several ears, and who formally renounced her, drop of sHI And, mad with pain, she the whole population was aroused, wlx> million* annually through insects. Binis ter*; they furnish the conditions, and of the entire year will be very near bidding her nevermore to come nigh rose from her seat and confronted him repaired to th© meeting-house and are the only enemies able to contend are what you make them. Did Shelley I 8,000,0(1’1 bushel l. an loercare of al interpret the song of the sky-lark, or moot 2,000,000 bushels over last year, him—then- paths were parted forever. with her dead child in bar arms, bid-i spent the remainder of the night in against them vigorously. They are Keats that of the nightingale? They and nearly equal to the largest yield in ding hint look, and asking why be had I devotional exercises. great eaterpillar-killm and agricultural interpreted their own wild, yearning the history of the trade. 1 * *“ *' The gold mines in Fsnlding and ad­ assistants. Children, don't disturb their hearta The trick of the poet ia always jacent connties had drawn together to idealise nature—to see it subjectivemany adventurer*— miners and gam­ I Lady-bird —Never destroy, for they Iv. You cannot find what the poets blers. A gentleman direct from that 1 are the best friend of farmers and hor- find in the woods until you take tbe section informed me that soon after । tieuhurista. and tbeir praeenoc upon poet's heart to the woods. He ee<- na midnight guns were fired, horns blown, aphis-ridden plante is bcneflaiaL tore through a colored glass—sees it and the sleeper* for mile* were aroused. Mom Evn kxck Aoaixst the BrAS- truthfully, but with rm iudescri'ieblc The gamblers threw their cards in the sow.—The English sparrow does not charm added, the aureole of U- spint. seem to make as much headway in tbe, A tree, a cloud, a bird, a suuaet, have smaller town* aa it does in the large no hidden meaning that the art of tbe cities. They do not appear to lx- much (*>et is to unlock foe tin. Every poet shall interpret them differently, and in­ Only a few day suiter tbe phenomenon more numerou s here than they were a I terpret them rightly, because the soul J was passing from McDonough to year ago—a fact which we are pleased | iz Milton7* nightingale i« no J~~~ Zebulon, and stopped to spend the to chnmiclr. Coleridge’s; Buras* daisy is not Wordw Country (JenUcoian, writing from night with a friend. He had two North­ worth's; Emerson's humble-bee is not ern men employed in erecting a mill Bergen. N. J., aaysof them: •‘Here, another’s; nor does Turner see in na­ on a small stream near his residence. at a distance of fifteen miles from New York eity, the sparrows have become ture what Tintoretto does, nor Vero­ nese what Correggio does. Nature is faring man. Aa soon aa I arrived, the so numerou* at to gather in flock* of all thing* to all men.—John Burfifty or mon-. Last season dies© pests "falling of tne stars" became the sub­ raugke, in Scribner’e HrmUdy. ject of conversation. Seeing the North­ alighted upon a piece of corn-field, tore ern men coming up the hili, my triend open tbe ends of ths ear* with tbeir said . “Engage those men—especially strong bill*, and fed upon tbe soft gram the elder one—in conversation on tbe while it was iu the milk. In this way subject.' nupper over, 1 managed io nearly every car over's largo portion draw them out. Tbe older one said: of 111© field w»* damaged before it l>ccame too hard for th rm to operate upon. Tlsp . is sBB«. opening for the enterprise of tbeae vermin, which will; E?RY k. GOODYEAR, IRON, KAILS & SHELF HARDWARE BKHl A SPECIFIC REMEDY ' ALL BLADDERS KIDNEYS For Debility, Loss of Memory. India position to Exertion or B«a»ee«,Short­ ness of Breath, Troubled with thoughts of Disenae, Dimness of Vision. Pain in the Back. Chert and Head, Rusl of Blood to the Head, Pale Countenance and Dry Skin. If these symptoms are allowed to go on, very freqoe-ntly Epileptic Ells and Consumption follow. When the Con stitution become* affected it requires I the aid of an invigorating medicine to ! atrengtlieti and tone'op the •istcm- HELMBOLD’S BUCHU DR 1 GOODS, SMS ail DRESS GOODS HELMBOLD’SBUCHU IS UNEQUALED By any remedy known. It is prracriIted by tbe most eminent physicians nil over the world, in Rheumatism, Spermatorrhoea, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Sal, L,me Water Limo, Ac. ’ Indigestion, Constipation, Aches and Pains, Groceries and General Produce. General Debility, Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaint, Nevous Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Paralysis, General III Health, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica, Deafness, Decline, . AlDCriCiD IDQ . u LI FOFClgD MlTDlC, NO PATENT NO PAY 9 imnoNS unmoRS^ rUrtr.iad »blriy<Mi u<II, — -- - - ■ -1 „,1.1 Lumbago, Catarrh, Nevous Compl’nts, Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Congfi. Dixxinena, Sour Stomach, Eruptinns. Bad Taste in the Mouth. Pal pitatiou of tbe Heart, Pain hi the region of the Kidneys, and n thousand other painful symptoms, are tbe offspring of Dyspepsia. HELMBOLD’SBUCHU Invigorates the Stomach, And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bow­ els, and Kidney* to healthy action, in cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imparting now life aiul vigor to th. whole system. A single trial will be quite sufficient to convince tbe most hesitating of ite valuable remedial qualities. PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, axilora bebevo in tbe North ater. Well, I saw that the other stere were falling.but I thought that a, long as th© North star kept ite ftlaocMlUwas safe. Bo I went Art M«dM on tbe ground, with •MtM ilihl CAUTION. See that the pirate Propri­ etary stamp I* on es«h bottle. �_ The Nashville News: December 13, 1879. SELLERS’ COUGH . SYRUP! ■arrtewy aad bb Sekaol Teacher. John and 1 (Mra. Morrissey) were mar­ ried twenty-five yean. ago. It waa Just after the Yankee Sullivau fight. We were married after be beat John Heenan; ami, although inXboke day* when he went into the ring 1 i always sent him from me with the injunction to beat bis roan, my sou! revolted at tbe thought of a prise battle. But it waa my great hope to have him suc­ ceed in life. He came back from Cali­ fornia and visited our home in Troy to bring sonic meaaagr from my broth­ er, whom he had left there. In three weeks after that we were engaged, and a few toxwith* after that we were John an a ragged i»y, barefooted ami j Huie looking for u fight: ttrf.il he could not read 11 nr write, mi ifto tell the truth. 1 wa* only.a triileli Her offin tbe matter of educational adi images. I told him he idionld learn to i r» I. and he said 1 should learn him. Writ t’rrrtablUlii-d leaaonhour*. Every ntf before going to brd he devoted hiniw "to hi* spelling-book, mid in tbe raoniii rbnr hour to writing hi a copy-book- 1 J rule of ntndy was inflexible. .Wmm /it ao. Tbe mornit John C. Heenan. when be wan nil Mire ami bandaged I and blind of one eye, na well. 1 propped ; him up with pillow* nnd made him write.; “How long. Mr*.. Morriaary, did you ; kt^Vii!1 hU/atnMHmwa. Every night j he studied something. and 1 studied ' during tin- day that I might Im* able to I help him. Of course. when I aay stud- । ii.<i I don't mean in the ordinary school, children'* way. After we mastered the English branches we look up history. and when lie wa* pretty well-ported in that we made the Ihing to|ric» of the day a matter of investigation — the Eu­ ropean news, the speeches of tbe great nii-ii. I read them in the day time mid John would gu through them at night., Then we 'took up Mich Ixmk* aa 1>Ouincy and the work* of Carlyle, ami though John Morrisey «a» a gambler, and by Ida profession made main ene­ mies who frowned tqarn hini.hv wapoMw-KM-d of knowledge on main sub- . Jecta independent of citv politic* mid hone racing, which would have pnl to Idnsli *tearuc»t critics had they Imm-ii in competition with Inin. “Did Mr. Morriaeey follow thia line of Mindy lM«cau*e of a natural In-ut of muidF "I don't think *o. Hr would say now this in no good formc.Su*ic;1»ut I press­ ed him on and he would soon get inter­ ested. Then he bad Mich an imlmuiUIde perseverance. When lie found 11 thing he could not readily understand lie would master it out of *pite. I re­ member once of bi* throwing down j hit arithmetic, shortly after we were ! married.aiid exclaiming pettishly; 'I , don't ewrr about these fraction*; tbcy’rv ' only I>art of a thing any way! what'* the um- «>f all thia study' Sinuef‘ John 50 IranbeAwettef PwMfa*. Pronounced by all to be the wort; piraMNtand <flcar*ov» remedy mow tab nse for the rare of roogJu. cidd*. taw ‘arm, croup, tickling *en*ation iu tbej throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a ! MlionbolUn oM within the loot /ra>! yrnm. It gives relief when* ever used.' and the ;>ower to impart Im-netit that £,v«5,<’ * *• *‘*1 from the rough mixtures w k«ti( I now iu um*. Sold by all druggist*at U iwfci Mrllrrn* I.itcr Pills me alsohigh­ ly recommended for curing liver com­ plaint, constipation, sick headache, fe­ ver and ague, ami all di«ra»r* of tbe ■tomacii mid liver. Sold by all driiggirt nt 25 cent* per l>ox. Direct From Chicago, Tkrnfon-»«« prrpamt la furukh al! lfc» NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, In lint* Bonnot*. Feathers Ornamental mid Trimming* of all kind*, Dre»< Making. Cutting midTitling a Speciality. MRS. L. O. CROCKER. A1m> miIi- agent f«»r Bnttcnck’n I’u BrNH. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, KOK WE AKE ROUND TO WALKER & NORTON 18198669 MORGAN. BARRY 00.. MICH Good Goods ilTEHTION FIRMERSI GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. ><M>T 1XBSIHIE snor. FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. "Show me people,” nay* Froudr. ( “wboae trade i* dinliourM. mid 1 w ill I idiow you a people whoae religion r* u j *ham. All right. Mr. Fromlc cemr out here next Miring and taken look; at the. pimple who m*1I a guart of rtrow berrie* in a pint and half box. Ataw-bool ir.«pection in n town in Staflbrdahirc when- Mime Mormon* bad her n lecturing the iuabector aeked the Im>v» why n man nhould have only one wife. ’’Bccatur no man can nerretwo mawer*," waa the prompt re-ply- ________ _ w __________ The Irishman had a correct appreci­ ation of the fltudaa of thing* wl»o, beaaaked by the judge, when he appfora beed.e to aril whisky, if Lwaa of good moral character, replied: “Faith, ver eonnr, I don’t ace the ncreaait v of a^tood moral chamctc* to m H Repairing Done in the Best Manner Possible! x II inlet KEMEMBER We don’t ask you to look around first, but come to uh nnd will cheerfully give you our lowest prices, and offer yoi the highest price for produce. Knowing you will be Mitisfied, we BOSTON STORE. P johkstoxtC^ SARSAPARILLA wu catruin, tram And tor SHOP IN KILLEN’S BUILDING. Mw Blood. �Supplement to The ^Vasliville JSTews, .................. ' Ihc tele Senator Chandler had editor of tbe indicated. Tbe Waahtngtou While some gmltemcn were aiiooting pa the farin'of Henry Miller, near there one of tbe party killed a partridge, whfo’i fell loan adjacent Said. To Capita before aMMroit JnMiccUie other day | fot nwanlt and battery. and when the pro • vutioa had finiabed. hr put a litt le ___ —r « .i •Well,. w| ■ ___ rainy i.ijtht, train . fateF “( won’t aaawer no each fuoliah w three exclaimed, qncatioa! Pre paid taxra in this conn-1 _v— r better try forfiftv yearn, and I wda’l lie talk- !»•«• aw­ ed to aa if 1 waaarbild!” |’*»» »<*« “Wall. Mr. Rteuk, you mw thia diffl“How • blown to .loan. The coapiratont had The barnin* track te a aqnnre in length Seated at hia deok. “WhoF "IHow call v, did yoaF “ Mr. J. mtetnken the train, and Alexander bad and half a aqaarv in width. Miller “If I harln’t acen it, would I lie here.; **T*’*1 Capital." “Doud Ihi you ’apn«M* 1 waul to be arreated , the correttytondent. • ■njrjfMtcd “Well for foegeryF .dollar and Donn Piatt tbeaz-te be around hereF ain ii uc*in< doc*. any thing beginr anap- ‘hull tm* •eat from at> oflktei i dd man. A constable "Well,” mid Chandler, “when yon ace •bunt that it caused now, will yua tell tire jury all i’hr ‘“’’.■“'I P«» " wmildn t — and eight burning, but the heat ia intense. The him you piny tell him J am looking for long, ami tire han extruded into a green him. wheatand when J find him l*m going to to know anything about it they mnat you think I’m *<*irt coms ou t eighteen fret bromh xTbe emperor tirld, whicu i» gradnaly bring deatroy- run tbia umbrella into him and open Mkh^r .Iwp and put a chip on your abaaldcr! waa the recipient yeMerday of many rd. The- roots of <>ak tree* ~ II.” and left tbe room. half in , “ ------- :--------------------warm congratulation" ovcf hia remark- and romc treea two feet ami, ; There i* aomethiug mift and tender •I wtU ifi abieMcapry'——' ‘ diamete. have fallen over. ■k.sl any q« . _____ _________ ________ _____ ________ I iu tbe fall of a aingte anow-fiakc, but “Did the . Now the aged liar i« happy again. Some iihUoaopher i»of tbe opimm i whe" 11 «’“’*• *® crawling out iu »he 'uunetub with a Lilwner* aocka. He can tit around in the corner groc that tbe thing* which are aeemlngly । and •hoveling away a big .poor they did, bat 1 wouldn't ' ' • *? • ” . , cry. whittle the sugar and writ barrel, (be mort. trivial are often worthy of ltw nnt'ry- luean Aod •wear to it.” , Contentment i» better than nriim and lie about the hravy auowatorma great atuntinp. Thm i. true, especial • •• ~ ,7 , “Did either one call th; other a until yon want yoar boot* half wiled. they Hard to have early in Angnat ly in the ram- of a ls.II or the bnek of . «‘‘‘V K"uW > oor wifc. rl terr Then riche. knock the aoc-k* off cou•T opoee they did, and that*, what tentment or anything else. for it btawlf.bat the dty. aa internal machine. akfflfolly [TIMA FACT piONEER STORE. NewGoods, New Goods! Anticipating a change of weather, we are pren.ired to supply all our customers, (and we ask for just one hundred more than we now have) with the mecessaries for such a change. A BETTER LINE OF Fall and Winter Stock! Has never been brought to Nashville, or sold on’ Moi•e XC.ea4s011a.ble Tci-iiim Good Suitings for 6 pence per yard—just think <»f it. Dregs of Wine Suitings from 16 to 25 cents. Peacock-green Cashmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in ail colors, from 20 cents to SI. All Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—think of that. [[ I rilRAIl FOR THE Largest and Best Selected Stock FURNITURE IS RARBY COUNTV Parlor Sults, Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers, Extension Tables, Lounges, Mirrors, Camp Chairs, &c. -Also- Common . Furniture Our Undertaking Departmn’t BOSS STOCK KOCHER BROTHERS, DRESS GOODS. All of the latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. AH the latest atvlex out. BEAVER 1 PAISLEY SHAWLS THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. A BIG LINE OP FROM 50 CENTS To M_on. A PRETIER LINE OF Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, CANNOT BE FOVN1J AN t WHERE. HATH. CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. ■landing the late advance iu price*. Gy buying Jorcaah we have •rrutnl many bargain* of which our customer. will reap the benefit. Boys’ Suits, $3 and upwards, Mens’ Suits, $5 and upwards: Mens’ Overcoats, $5 and upwards. Mens’ Rubber Overcoats. Ladies’ Cloaks, prettier and better than ever. ladies’ Derby Waterproof Cloaks. Ladies Rublier Boots. Kellogg, Demaray & Co. I AH NOW IN RECEIPT OF NEW GOODS! GO TO THE NEW STORE OF BOOTS AND SHOES WILSON & HOWE A better stock we have never had, anti a great deal. k<m hi:h II 11 < »I’IIKHM. NEW STORE! My New Slock ol Fall Goods! that is saving Davis Sewing Machines, A more perfect piece of machinery is not in market. (Opposite the Wolcott Honor J FOR----- 7 GROCERIES TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER ------ WE PAY THE------ Highest IVLarket Price BOOTS AND SHOES, For Produce, and give in exchange goods, 16 ounces to the pound, and 3 feet to the yard. INotionM, Etc. Dried Apple* AV riiktod. IF YOU WANT We expect and desire to win only by And to this end we earnestly solicit the patronage of all those who read this notice. COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF Fresh Goods and Llw Prices. WILSON A HOWL CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS Boots, Shoes, Mons, Etc. ALL WOOL.MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN and STOCKING YARNS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-12-20.pdf.pdf fd1c8eabc7c938984d88dd3d05f96663 PDF Text Text tf MdBns !(« or read BARRY CO ICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1870. NUMBER 13 ■imU'Htttit. FOR GOOD TEA. FOR SIRLOIN 8' FOR BARGAIN_____________ Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR HAM STEAK, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR NICE. JUICY ROASTS^ t f the Jackson machine had bean so un.lu.stioued, diet Martin Van Buren at Washington expected hie re stectiow as a. rwuely in I MU a. he had awaited the result la 1886, when Jackaou named Him as his successor, and ihe unani­ mous nomma-ton of the Democratic Convention al Baltimoic in 1835 was equivalent to an election. Van Baren was buried out of sight. Harrison had a larger majority than any candidate received again UU Abraham Lincoln was re-decterl in 1864, and the vote in the Electoral College stood almost four to one in favor of the Whig candidate. A Whig House was elected with Harri aon. and for the first time in the history *u----- ny a Whig became Speaker, use swunf, back in 1842 and ----------- Democrat as Speaker, but the Senate remained a Whig body in spite of Harmon’s death and Tyler's defec­ tion. The current continued to run with the Whigs. It wss early plain teat Tyler’s split amounted to nothing In tbe States the Whigs barely held their ground, and they lost New York, then as now the pivotal State of the Union, through a division in the oppo­ sition to the Locofoco candidate. t Tbe folly of the Democratic majority in Con^reca changed matters. The prospect of the annexation of Texas roused the jealousy of the North. Congre aional noddling with the tanfl shook the allegiance of Penney!rani*. The canvass for 1844 opened with a Clay boom that swept the country, and when the Democrats nominated James K. Polk, a man little anown. without a record and whose utterances "for the public eye" carefully concealed his sen­ timents on protection, Whig rucoem seemed certain. Unfortunately the Whig leaders failed to understand that their best hope of success lay not in nominating the man with the biggest boom, but with tbe best principles. Blinded by the shout of the day, the great crowd that made every trip of Clay’s a triumphal progress, they forgot the small, earnest body of men who were determined to vote for a man right on the slavery question or not to vote at all. The Whig leadert, Horace Greeley among them, insisted on teganhng the little knot of earnest men who fought Chy for his rveord on tbe slavery question as a peek of entbuiUMta who would fall into line when the time came. Between Clay, right on most questions and wr^ug on one. and Polk, wrong on all, it did not seem possible that carucst voters could hesitate. The Liberty party for six years hail cast so small a vote, its prospects were so abso­ lutely hopeless, that tbe politicians looked to see them dissolve and pass into the Whig ranks, in order to ward off tbe Southern danger of tbe day, the anneration of Texas. The Liberty party did nothing of the sort. The mere handful of earnest men in its ranks, one here and one there . organized in a useless co-teot. They delertnined to vote right and let the consequences of ■> conscience-vote take care of tbcmselvea. James G. Birney wu put up again to lead a for­ lorn bo|>e. The skeleton organisation of his party was the derision of the ooon'ry. The electiox of 1844 FOR CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ;ix<; FOR FRESH COVE OYSTERS, FOR LAKH or^U?iu1t®,k'^ II for roumwai'thatAwb'wibb. IT. H. YOUNG. FOR BARUAlNHlKCBOtKWtY, ’ Go to C. W. talih'e. FOR OHIO HICKORY NUTS, 111' Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FIMH. GotoC. W. SM’b-l FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR for TnFWflrrn <»» Yotfk'kdWfcy Go to C.-W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOTER HOHEY. ’ Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, Ge to C. >Y- Sniiih’a For he will be glad to ace yv>u. fa” 1 count out Uuvs ttaiatora from CumberUod, 1 one each flora York. luocoln and WsatiinKton, and two frs* ^mlgiwwwdn Tta tisssoMats ' j-wiil l»T»» majority iargu soou«h ia ths House to give a quorum if nona of the Republicans should appear and lake their at ata. The y have Ira riling thM kmot vtuib »haw» oo signs of throwr out Republican liepnM.ntattvni from disbanding, and. ft Dis hoo.-s ftey are draw­ INtrUand. Bath, Baoo, Bock laud and Lew Lntoo rtazatj Remodeled, Enlarged ■ Improved ing at Havrrly'a, In Cblnsgr, thia wssk, are any IndicsUon, they will continue fur si iruloauilo :ad started hr the Hr-djostoes, Mtotaf by Use HepabUeana. —Got ptoalps, at Missouri, baa ordered s aptoal election to till Ibe place cf tbe lato CooKMmah Uy. to bs held Jan. 10. —A Wsefangtoa nrrraepotidant etatea that peditiously ui Acciiratly. AINSWORTH i BROCKS , —Ibe ItepnUtcan National C.mmitlra mcl al Waabiugto > Dae. 17, for lb® purpore at aakrtMiu a Chairman in place of Beu .tor Chandholding ibe next Natanal ConvanUoa. No trouble wu UaJ m deciding Iboao qoeslnoa, and Senator Duotad Cameron, of Penney). PM THE HIGHEST lAHIET PRICE I >—A battle botwesu a pottle® of lhe Br troops la AfRUitaUa uJ i' Urgd * form Afghan Sepoys sad Iribctaaa took place WSak, tart far fiita fikbtk The British vae rigbfeenkiltal m4 .iwaaqMya woun that of IB. (Staaywia benry, aofctaquent t or. Um md *> ths l*t* Wtotnstaav, June A wav named aa the data, Inal, to take aeuon in regard to the roliow and CLi-ago the place of moeUng ferer epidemic >n Mempbla , -Fall iklade of the e:nnl made by tbe Maine -J^wfrfuprdraylor/age-lfc, daqgbler o! Um Jtetun.tni; Itosrtt ar® telsxrapbed aa-Jer date of Prmid«wSxH ita-Mormoa^chnnh, silttaplta Io escape from L'lah. but was apvrsbcEklod and Lakcn back l8Ha!l PjLke Qty ib« BepublksM atxty.fosr. Five «•**.’ atth twrlvo iUpublx-in rrprearotaPurtiaad, Bath, b-wiatoo. P-KkUnd, rim lien. x.f“ lia Jrqanimifcm. By Um clecU.ro rrtnnx the Chief InspsMorot Qrsin. 115,710,1X7 bostab tapaUksM tad . majority of 3lM joint telof sraia wers reoWrsd sad issporisdsl Chicago kA Aa counted by the Governor .nJ Council, durwgtas yssr smhag Ort. W. the > SRismete hare a majority of W on (Mni Dfcta* **** <v*P-U«<m a ia S- dtepUy i of better si tbr IntamsUccxl Dairy Fair in lx«d*o qpr.qnrr fFjpr> Vydkton* to be fall that the warlike Afghans will eat off commnnioattoaa with |»<lia thle winter. and ft*t tbe to- j!W —Frederick hay, John lilrkier and a boy hare been killed by a fall of (late in a octa mine al PnttaTULe, Pa rtl « rr- fl Bynipa, Tobaccos, Fish ,hr'w U“! BussUn iDingUM •KAUiat Afghan- - Cheese U EVerythiajf READY MADE CLOTHING. OnssHW MTo-coVT'r HaSSwASa, ________________ _ Mloli. J^ENKY ROE. PaorXlKTOX MEAT MARKET. Freeh and Salt Meats, —Cbirago eiemkjrs eociua 8..'HU,<X2< baabslset wbaal, 2,-’JM.577 boabeia of rcxo. 1.098,­ 11 ■♦^u.i.eU of oat*. MO,*U1 buabete of rye atul 7V7,nr Imaba^ of UrVy. makiug a grand total of U.U'Xiei Lu»lida.AKn.lM-. \GlG,t79 bcbela st fata period tart rear The total vote oast for Governor was 896,101, being 117,949 less than the rote for Preaident in 1876. The highest vote received by---- ”------ --------------was 439,189 for V___ _______________ r trailer, anA tbe highest vote reeuved by any Democrat wan 439,615 for Bey moor, for State Engineer. The combined Democratic rote for Robinson and Kelly for Governor is 34,635 more than the Republican vote for Cornell, and 14.C82 more than the largest vote polled for the higbtwt Republican candidate. Leaving the triangular Gubernatorial contest out of the question, and view­ ing the return® from the atandpoint of the square party fight for the six other State officers, we find the lowest Republicwu majority to be 122 for Lteatenant Governor, and the ‘‘ " 6.673 far Poyteoiler, e«L A Birney electoral ticket was run in bnt thirteen States, he polled but 62J100 votes in al), liarely 2 tier cent of the popular vote, bat he palled them in the ngtit places to beat Clay I In New York Birney had 15.812 votes, say two-tbirda the strength of the New York scratohcrs to-day, but Birney's vote gave Ihe State and ♦‘’irty-aix electoral votes to Polk. In Michigan Birney (Killed 3.63-2 votes, but that was enough to leave Chy in u minority, and Polk picked up five electoral vote* in Michigan. Ent for the 2,106 votes the Liberty party had in Indiana, the Whig candidate would have probaldy earned Inal Slate and twelve electoral votes there, but thia was not neceaaary. New York and Michigan would have elected Clay if it had not been for the Liberty party. 'James K. Polk," wrote Greeley, in sorrow over the defeat of his loved leader, "owes his election to the Birney or Liberty petty." It takes amazingly few votes to break a big boom, if they are cast in doubtful States The Whigs of 1844 went through an election to find thia out; the politicians of to-dav WU do weU to learn the lesson before the next election. John T. Delanu, who died not long age at Loudon, was for thirty-aix yean the chief editor of the Landon Tiwus, which lie found a great newspaper, and made tbe greatest journal in England. Up to his day, the Timrr liad been great in its news. Bom of its "boats" during Lard, by the lb. or barrel. Cable telegrams the iirsiaf the week cay, "A rapture in the Cortes imminent." Ia thia news trussed worthy? Thfsz was a reunion of the “Old Greys" in Rochester, N. Y., lately. Nebuchadnezzar, the original "Old graze," was not present The girls of a Toronto ooraet-factory have struck against a reduction of wages; they say there is nothing to cor­ set, and will lace still awhile. Nothing ootild be mon' natural or proper, when a defaulting clerk fails to keep his accounts s’Aight, than to send him to tbe house of correction. A um> Waterloo Sunday-school raise was mkod by -her teacher, "What must people do in order to go to heav­ en 7" "Die, 1 suppos**,* replied tbe lit­ tle one. The teacher did not question her any further. “ Who," said a member of the Cana­ dian Honfie of Commons to the mem­ bers who were trying by interruptions to choke him off. “ who "tirayed here?7 “ It was an echo," retorted a member, amid a yell of delight. AmtB spending three mortal hours in getting to windward and crawling carefully toward two su|>pooed big buf­ faloes, a Western hunter found lus sup­ posed game to be a BL Louis girl taking a walk on the prairie with her ear-muffs Ila lUaug aassSLE. 'TviUsoty'taaekUw Marr. 1 Oilnk. isnUilrroraa; Yodno men should always beware of the following paragraph, which was started by a Plulade‘plus paper, and ia Dow going the rounda. The chances arc that the man who wrote it ia tied to a woman with a hand like a Japanese fan, and a voice that would make a buxzaaw pause in mrtoni-nhment. It reads: ■ Muriage ia a safe wav to gamble; if you win, yoa win a pile, and if you lose, you don't lose anything.” Occabiomalxy you will meet a young man who gets on the train somewhere in Ohio, and when some fellow passen­ ger asks him bow far he ia going, ha w^ll say, “Omaha!" in the tone of a brakeman calling a station, and then look up and down the car to observe the amusement and awe of the other peso* eagers, and you will notice that he looks a little bit disappointed because they do not take off their hate and ask to shake Landa with him and want to know where he cornea from and all about him. But, by-and-by when ba learns, from casual remarks dropped down into his duster so that no one can see him, and teUs the next man who Mka him about it that be fa only going out hero a little ■trnjr.-Burling ton Selling Goods Th. MMf faBtWHI hsaly wrong under him in ita tee ot the Ua»ted Btatea born 1861 < bahadamgh tambie fata MS war with Htehsxd Cobden about yearn age, vtetah sadly damaged in popular eta i. ate-in. Tbeaaoi GUBSH1TH SHHttMH HgS Than snyotter firm dealing �He «M —Ye dean te call itteitiM to— killing <M.e | mid will irive anch BAMKYVILLK ITEMS. lutekwfoar. Any perron finding the ■atne. will confer* tarot on a poor man by leaving word where It can be found, at G. A. Truman'* atore. Daniel Deller ha* moved into bhnew Doc. Nd, al the Town Hall. ouae. Harriaon F. Have* hn» been voting ia rioter in Maple Grove daring the Nkw* Geo. Kilborn «f Mat*te Grow dfol on elegant line ever brought into Nashville. ALBUMS FROM <O otm to ftft.AO. an endless variety and cheaper than ever. » part of the county, -------------in here ------twenty jut ago. *cve Bev. J. McPhail* anmtatm.ut* lair Boise A Fbaxci*. will give that you haw—nn .Saturday laat—got the building tliitehrd, let It ba ksown to every laxly that Mr. *Sqa»rv BJ<mm>i> ha* hunt an addition to ht« houar. lu tad week'. Wr*t Kalamo item*, tbr ty in * niAilr me *ay that the head of' ni apeaKing oi Mr. Hoover, it read in(inulttei, and hope* that nothing of the kind drill occnrin the future. "Tramp, tramp, tamp, the'lxij* arc marching. Two gentlemen of tbe of the State, ami it being a yen- mud­ dy, rainy part of tbe fall, conceived the idea of playing sharp with the G. IL Valley Hail road, and thought they < <>iild figure cloee enouugh to eheat Vanderbilt oat of a few dollar*, *tarting out ot»c morning when mud much dclntrd, tlw walked to Oli­ vet Mation. intending to remain over uight at a friend* and take the train on Uh- N. W. K. T. R. IL in the morning for their deatination. They retired to ta-d much elated to think how they had lieat old Vanderbilt, and soon were asleep, and dreaming of the im­ mense fortune that would be bequeath rd to them by oomr Lnglinh lord, for their willing patronage of their road. Morning dawned, our traveler* aru~c nitirh refroahed: they perfonned their toilet, pertook of a hearty brrakfaat. and noon were mixiug mm! toward the kould fo. duo at 3 o'clock p. ni.. tinic. (>ur mad stained traveler* were nave tamu. an or which i* jxmc ana w I will rreclvc Uil* ttMii January lOCb, known to be'false by thoar that put 1870. for Mxly-fivu cord* green Iteech Midi »|orie» afloat. The- riiureb i* br­ anil-Maple taxiy wood, two feet tang. ing rmnplrtrd n* fn«t a* poralbte under 10 fo ntacr-d on school grmind* Dirtrirt — ....—... ■No. I, I. Town town of o» CaritetdD. t'a. Contract A* Henry Lathrop waa k-nvuig the will fo awarded to I •--- reqxjnriblc K. R. hall Satnnlay evening with a fall j folder. ' C. AixnrnxTM. Aww Dirwtov. haul of perron* in a doable wagon, by ------- —— driving over a naw log that turn been a 1 CT Don't forget that t> If yon want tbe long time In tn the tbe road at Morgan, Mnt-gau, be he | beat font pair of Bob* Bota with wit rock-elm ’.>ram* ..........I. to apill ...;n and .... .1 ,the i... foot flniabed Cutter in tbe managed to tip over enough them all out. Fortunately non** was: county, or good,Horae Shoeing, Wag*erfoualy hurt, Henry withe* it un- on*. Bobo, Bnggtea or Cnttera repaired rratood that it waa a vmy dark night. . painted or trimmed ip the beat *lylc. Minor Mead and other partie* have i C*» Foundry and get it. tetel) brought from Ohio rix valuable | BAH.gr te W----ood, boraca. Mr. Mead u a good Judge, and lover of good liorxc* purihn*c<la kiallinn rix rear* old wriglilug fourteen hnu- mi-nl of Silver Ware in Barry County. drrd poanda. He 1* from a pure blood-1 c.1 FreuMi dam. and aired by an im|wtrd Sanipaon borara. He k generally । admired." Miner hna ri*n hougnt a new topbnggy. If th*re were any of tear-1 imrticulai ringcable age in hi* family we would Halntuo-1 fo *aapcctiug a wedding. MAPLE GROVE ITEMS. cure oy*ter», warm meal*, cooktea, pie*, cigm*. etc., rte„ at Wolcott &■ DanLate arrrenl*—a daughter at Petr. hnm’« Rr*taiiraiit under Boise Bro*. I drug More. Rrmrmlwr oyaters wrvrd PvnfoW*. J*mra Perry had a diooting match in every style. WoLCf»TT A Dl-xham. ! la*t Thuraday. Itatrny Yogfer. ~ J no. McQutyrv ha* gone to York State to vralt relative*. Josiah and Ellen Shoup children of Jacob Shonp. hare gnur tn Ohio to Geo. Brown. Sr.,killed two IB mouth'* I <ireJw5*ttMllX,,,M<’n' ! piKWKKB ITHHTm. Sam. Mmu-mvu i« *oon tn have a new donlde buggy from the factory of E.' Cook. Naahvillr. Mr. Kinuo ha* mi**e<l w«cral chickcn« ihi* fall and think* .'hicben thieve* 1 arc the cauac of their di»*p|x*aritTK. tier, with a tltorotigbly ’ - A borgtary of *17 from the houiw of Mr. Grangfr. living H mile* ea»t of Katamo village, ia reported to have Hl I L L L il been cnrnmitteil lost week, mid mi un­ uUlniL I L n I cle of the Granger’* badly bruiacd by a in attendance, wc goarautee satiafarMone used by the party n* a weapon of t ion to all those who may favor us I •defease. W e were unable to learn any with their patronage. Tfow particular*, and wonld uric »ur 'farther —■'-------•’— who prefer can have tbeir I West Kalamo brother, to look after s PflMOrT[HT Mill We have an fwortment of Silver I’lated. Ware, KNIVES, SPOONS,I'bRKS, CASTORS. KNAPKIN RINGS, VASES, PICKKE CASTORS. CAKE BASKETS, Etc all genuine, and at prices that cannot fail to suit you. Confectionery! Confectionery!! A large assortment. Those contemplating buying a large amount of candy for Sabbath Schools • etc., will save money by calling and getting my prices first TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! Cheap and a fine assortment. POCKET BOOKS, unfl examine my wtock. No trouble to show Goods. Remember we are in our new store, t3F One Door North of G. A. Truman’s Store. and FOR KALE at tbe Mill at the lowest price*. “• ...... — .» —'/YOUTH'S' Reabin Bivena ha* sold hi* farm to i Taylor Finke of Ohio, for fl,SOO. Frank Wallace haa gone to Ada. Kent Co., to virit hi* grandfather. The I'nion Sabbath school of Mnple Grove di*trict No. fl i* |wogn*«it)g tineiy. The school i* now prepareiug for a concert which will be on Chrittmoa night Dec. Sflth. There will be fl ct». admimiun ebftrgrd for the benefit „f | the whou). A Cow-bell aocial wan held Fridar ‘ evening, Dre. Irih. at the residence o'f ’ Jeffrraon Hyde. It appear* that Mr. H. ba* again for the thiid tiiur. took under hl* roof! one of tho*c lovelv creatures, which we hope will prove to Inin a bleaaing and *oun cae*c him u 1 forget hi* part. The Ma|>le G rove ' my if they have to turn out again, they ■ will mrt get off aocaay. although •hr; done a mod tab thi. time, anArr tbe, school ma'am'* up north, eep’ciahy lealemhip ofS. Milter and 0. Wallace. where hr <nu. Ren. WEEKu^PAPER FOR >>- 1880. Increased YOUNG PEOPLE Vol. S3. Elegantly Illustrated. Obsebvkii. irai imut un u i Of the largest and best assortstock of Editorials on Currant Event*. Ever brought to Nashville, articles in China and Glass, too numeroux to mention. A large N . YE 'Y-F1VE PER CENT. STERLING variety of Hanging and Stand company in thriving Lamps in Bronze and Gilt, at *»IL djiR< EATOM iOl NTT ITEMS. ‘ J?taat Mt Alp, na <„ i ^tion. An urgent invi- ’■l isfcnc. rS' wditten a white ago, nmtiy. are reported to t/.Hon to all is extended to call 1 tra. .a wealthy fanner aud , JWmfutS | ***1 866 n,y whether your wish to buy or not. - Our Exhibition is free to all. Make HribruBiL can Dress Goods Departmenl We offer unusual attractions. We are the only parties that keep the celebrated Broadhead Alpacas that are warranted not to draw in wet­ ting, and will bear washing. We have also a full assortment of all wool Cashmeres, Worsted Brocades, and Lusters. Nothing would be more acceptable to a lady than a nice new dress, and now you can secure one at a triflling cost yourself at home. C. W. SMITH Zarrjuxtod Three Months. P. S.—While other chxsaes of j Goods are liigher, tlkese Goods ! are lower titan ever before, as 1 • visit to my store trill not fail >j to convince ypn. C. W. S. p-n, bitters 1121 uwivra>*u*M mi WEST HiR CINCINNATI. OHIO. Sandtimi tK Stir iw Ercrybiy TBE PROGRESS OF UIIVERS1LIII (CLOTHING and HAT We have during the past few days added sevelal attractions in boy’s and youth’s wear, which we offer at special bargains, and invite the attention of parties needing any­ thing in this liije. . IINT OUJt- FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT «*“• P“‘ “> fli«ht 1111 _ Treasurer; Qro. M. Itavmport, IMrocfor. -------- IJC <>t’F»-------- We have a splendid assortment, all suitable Jor the holidays, consisting of Ladies’ Fine Shoes, Child’s Fine Shoes. Ladies’ Slippers, Men’s Slip­ pers, Boy’s Slippers, and other special attractions. 11 z Short rpedebra were also made hr A. convicted of murder h G. Kitaatekk. Ira Stowell, («. M. Dav- He brutally kilted hi* - DEPARTMENT consisting of use fill and fancy Mr*. Elixa porter, widow Wtbe late We have 20 or 30 varieties, all new styles. Which, if we were to buy to-day would cost 11 1-2 per, cent, more than you ean buy them for. BOOT and SHOE In’ u DEPARTMENT --------- IW OLTIT--------- AND H0LID1T GOODS . _______ 11. ■irauux mew«. SHAWL DEPARTMENT I force* quickly into action; but it w*» £*•»*«*• “ *^7.! ‘V* P^nl when foiling began fear kgthatisr^thlngten&lrmigh'hap»*"• proterted for wnireno, g :: uosnaTEifc ------ r> ora------ ------ inr ora-------- GMPANION\ Grand Opening- We have an elegant line, both in Basket and Plain Beaver, which, owing to the unfavorable season we will offer at just about cost. purchased directly of the Manufacturers nt bottom prices and all warranted TRIPLE PLATE. Come in and look y»ver our stock. * witboat wnitiag. Hon. J. W. Stinchcomb h qaite rick. W. G. Arlsworth contemplate* mov­ ing away from here. There i* to lx two Cbrutma* tree* here ou ChriritUM eve., one at tbe the Baptist church and the other nt the M. E. church. The emit Woodland R» R, C. i* progrewting finely under the instruetrou* of A. «. Killpatrick. This ia one of tbe oldest clubs in the county. Prof. Moore of Odessa spoke to the IL R. Tneoday evening on tbe sub­ ject of Prohibition, although tbe w eather was very bad yet there w** quite n crowd out to hear the Prof, who gave them a good oound lecture. D. B. Coville ba* returned from hi* trip up north in high spirit* having •vox 'r ix*, The little taboleaux tteu took ptaee at K K. ILCInb K. Chib Turad-y Tucadaj evening. ‘ w** >r of the g.emr.1 niece, of poblie oltehnra* that ever took place here. pcetally by one of tbe fair m>x. Secniauiom may do here but won't do iu Large and Small. WHEAT EICHAM&ED FOR FLOOR j Srnn wan'd jobs STATIOira. IPf OTJH-------- HOLMAN’S BIBLES, CLOAK DEPARTMENT SCIPIO MILLS were all humbug*, and after due delib­ eration, VniKlerhut wa* by a rising vote, unanimnii*lydcclared the people1* friend by reason of hi* running train* on hi* road to accomodate the p ­ people, Our traveler* did not resume —... >c their sent*, but took the railroad track iuid ra i-orrnxo Anan-wx, ntA two Venn...1,.^ n.™ h„ whenpalace courhe* nwaited Ihcm, ,they were aoan Comfortably orated ana they bare been the na*l two -month*, whirling toward* their destination on a hunting excursion, and they re­ port S4 deer a* the apoti lecejvrd, be wide* a small amount of fur. They *ay and trusted to Vanderbilt, and if anv It ho* been a poor fall for limiting, the one speak* of-the muddy condition of weather being an warm that the game the roads, three two gentleman begin wonld itpoil before it could be marketto show Btgn* of anger, and ju«t men­ tion what a great thoroughfare tbe north-weatern G. T. railroad ia. and M0UE MAFLr. GROVE tTKUS. there ia fun ahead. George Dilburn l»a* JtuU moved, into Ilia new bouse. WOODLAND ITEMS. OJUKD RAPIDS IIV181OJ STATIONS in *11 departments for and during the coming holidays. We have a Et variety ofgoods adapted for lay presents, and offer them at very low prices. . a splendid assortment at .reduced prices. All the latest Novels you will find in our collection. school howk' In the evening, foginn’.ng next Bunday. It la bring reported near and far that the wait* of Ite new chnrvb arc in n attention to the fact that he haa built a kitchen to hl* houar. Now. ‘Squire, don't you feel m> bed. If. when yon laid the foundation Inal wonl )u“1 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND POEMS, Our Special Bargains We have an endless variety, con­ sisting of Silk Handkerchiefs, Cam­ bric and Linen Handkerekiefe . in elegant perfumed boxes. Neckwear, Paperties, Gloves, Hair Qrnaioeuts, Bracelets, Knapkins, Child’s Knit Ulsters, Hoods, Scarfs Mitts, Ties, Hosier), Collars, Cuffs, Sal ' ' Towels, Corsets, Back Combs, 1 es, Belts, and thousands of articles too numerous to me all adapted for substantial hi presents, and for tlte holiday be marked down much te' ever before. AA <* *np <? Uy « IILU1FH i UffWKU, Mfatav Ce, __________Cincinnati, Ohio. BURN THE BONDS! RgnoBi: the Gkbkxkaou — Dowx wn* Moxorot-T—L'r with the People—Labok to the Fboxt— POMEROY'^. FOR ONE DOLLAR! “IX IIOCMGXO VlXCMr PCMEK0T8DEM0CRAT, LA CROUt, r’Et WISCONSIN. �DRUGGISTS 1! 1Pd thrir protracted meeting for the ent at Ibe Hosmer *ebm>l hoa*c. Some ofoar reliable weather pn •BOOKS Dicken'g Works Complete, Scott's Works Complete,* Waverley'll Worits Complete, Mrs. Holmes’ Works Complete, E. P. Roes’ Works Complete, Macaulay’s History of England, 5 volumes, Mrs. Holmes* New Book Forest House, Lives of Washington, Napoleon, Webster, Clay, Calhoun, Henry, Boone, etc. Tennyson, Sbakspbere, Milton, Cowper, Moore, Chuncer, to furnish half tbe tbe Uberties of tbe celibate*. Ttayare murderer of Marshal Gibbs of Middle- with keen delight. About tire fnebra of snow fell. That new arch culvert recently Hull by Wm. Stinwell near HobC. Gregg’s. 16623361 ful artie’es too thrro with bites, and eves sparkle with bn Tho Michigan Almanac. for IMO. locates the NasuriLUt Nxw. at Hast - Nashville may l« area at . Whoui’k over tbe most reluctant, and as a natural Beatifui books for girls and boys,'Children and youth. Webster's Dictionaries, 8 kinds. 100 Bibles in every style. 250 Photograph Albums from 25 cents to $5.00. Fine Autograph Albums. The finest line of Chromos large or small, in Barry or Eaton Counties. Fine box paper and stationery. Inkstands,*cut glass, bronre, etc. . Marriage Certificates, Legal Blanks, etc. Diaries, a fine variety and low. Naahvilte. Hastings, which although preaenUng WwvHs. ~ “ residence of Mrs. and Dr. Barbaron Holmes Fleming, Harland, Roe. Stowe. All tbe latest Novels. A *pteu harimcaai Hastings wife whose husband ia some Tbe finest line of China, Wax, Paper Mactie, and Rubf>er Dolls we ever received. Faces in endless variety, style and price. Toys for Infants, Children, Youth, Manhood and Age. A large stock and variety to suit everyone. . Shaving Mugs and fixtures. Soaps in every shape. Perfumes, fine goods and low. , Toilet Articles. Complete line. Violins, Harmonicas, and Musical Instruments of many kinds. othe. awoiuen generally, believing she visiting a "soiled dore," one night while she stood with bar sorrowing House. Christmas night consisting of attend and bare a good time. Bill 3S eta. abortion no longer, but to take justice and of Vermontville inform* us that tbe TOYS works of the above authors price of fflJScorii. H. build sliort distance by a falling tree on Friday grata swallowed yarn enough to knit sfy injured about tbe fare. PhD© Shaft of Johnstown lost abode of tbe "soiled dore" aforesaid. throe pairs of stocking*. while fighting tbe Ixttle* of hia < Cutlers TMUttkPIh. Eugkxk bond and the woman in a condition that their New Year's .ball at the Opera and felloe tbe sidewalk in this city, House, and are making all necessary injuring himself so severely that he parlors of the Wolcott HoorafiA -Wed/ arrangement* for a jolly time. tn Tbe Hcipio Mill* under tbe propnerr-M„ -c„ husband." physrians .TWVIIU, pl.**, 11* competent miller ia making a Mr*. M. T. Whreler, on Saturday morn­ < W M _________H. O. ing. The funeral services were con­ Hastings, read at interesting paper, ducted by the Free Mason* on Sun entitled. " Diseases of the iuiehrjmal kiittag her by neglect, and lore of othday, and were' largely attended. Sj Sac-" Several clime* were present.for Charley waa an enterprising young ■ in another colnm. *«.. •<' man and highly respected by all who The Rev. D. E. Millard will occupy knew him. He leaves a young wife. 1 ing a unanimous vote of thanks wa* the pnlpit of tbe Christian Ch uni tendered to tbe proprietor uf the Wol recreant husband. She overtook him FFThe place to buy Plated Wary ia in tbe vicinity of the Union School building, with a woman whom ‘t was re­ TEKMOJTV1LLE ITEM*. ported he was very intimate with, and Tbe Patron* of Hu«bandry have their annual election of officer* at tbe hall on Dec. 37th. kinds. Hkmky Box. rhich will Tbe Congregntional choir are pre par______ Proprietor. ife could fire a second time. XI-.. come to our ears, and we trust that held at the Christian church at 2 JO p. m. A team belonging to J.C. Ketcham of tbe "truly good" of Hastings will inau­ A general invitation is extended to all. Every good bnsiness man of honest gurate some reform* in their city, for ' world at the beginlng of each new year, if it be possible, and especially with the printer at that time. We to drop his head fas-d^srtiia. They dashed in front of Put*. aS a -rockless gait. but as Put. don't advertise, no one H. J. Meara was visited with a stroke Mart Whitney accidently abot him­ self in the knre white cleaning bis revol^br a few days ago. business in the Opera block. Giri, is Drove out of th* Town at the Point at a Barjlvar, whilrt Another ia this gentle admonition. D. S. Haugh has accepted a position as traveling salesman for Rice A Moore. Bailrood Track. hem. Monday. Davidis a straightforward, African descent, has been sky-larking enterprising young man and will fill around through Assyria. He waa first hia new position to the satisfaction of heard of at Brotherton's, in tbe north­ Mr. BenJ. Benner of Goshen. Ind., LOCAL MATTERS. atcly-afflicted family; Mr. Brotherton forwards us two dollars for the Nxws meroas persons theeeabooU for places with the following good wori* of safety, and would hare dashed into blind, surrounded by a family of three "With due, respect and kind regards Many of the old friends and patrons the glass front, had it not been for tbe girls all deaf and dumb, living in a of our townsman, Mr. Wm. A. Ayl*efforts of Charley, and they swung maintaining a linn footing against worth, thought at the beginning that it around just nicking tbe corner of Chartheir charitably-inclined neighbors plain, out-spoken words against evil trade, that prompted Lim to hang out sidewalk, they rattled with a great din for support; notwithstanding this the doings and wrong dooera. I remain tbe well-known banner, Olowag (M. But tbe empty shelves and tbe way and clatter but the hitching poets tramp called and proceeded to take yours etc. Bknj. Bkxxek. tlwj slaughter the goods. Belling them possession, and “run the roost." He for what they will bring, together with and well act, and the rash runaway, organ ired. a debating club which is a tbe fart that be has already disposed of had not uprooted onlg two or three and attemptteg to npe bar ia the presence more *n tbe right direction. Officers: the lamp post in front the Open Houae, of tbe family, when her sister Hulda President, Peter Gallinger; Vice Pre*. mistake. He ia looking ut> all old ac­ when they were brought to a stand wired a stick of atove wood, and tbe J. Miller; Secretary, Bert Smith; Tree*. count* and delinquent delitora, and •uTl. Mr*. H. J. Bennett who waa get­ agri! and blind father hi* roi.e, and Phillip Gallinger; Critic. Esther Me- shall be mis* any of you it ia not intend­ ting into her steigh near the grocery beat the black villian off; nevertheless ed as a slight, but he request* you to rame very near being ran over, and be persisted in staying all night, to several persona were more or teas bad- which tbe family on account of their evening; Resolved : that a bad com­ If you drain* nay particnlsr book panion is more pernicious than a bad helplessness. were oldigrdto submit to. book. J. G. Gregory afflims: Billy He bung area nd the town for several Fieater, denies. H. G. Haul Death at Abram M. Danghortj. days, finally calling at Eugene Ashley’s, and waa bound to put up in day school are making all nrrretry bis barn, when A. drew Ms revolver, preparations for a fine time Christmas man that if he "did not dig oat of ere. Friend Boatea will furnish tbe those diggins.” immediately, forth­ finest evergreen tree that can be pro­ DkMAXAY’s. with. he would put a ballet through cured. tbe little folks are being drilled him, and that's the last beard of tbe for their parte in tbe singing, decla­ mations, etc., and if old Banta dont re­ colored tramp. wan’t Snide Goods, you CANT a at Dkmabay’s. that Are wm a* poaibility of Ha reeovOu Tuesday forenoon of last week ceive a jolly, rousing welcome, then we shall lose oar guess. All interested in •vy, ywthia death fell with startling suddenness upon thia community. uf white descent, knocked nt Elder Mc- the school and society are cordially in­ । Piiail's rraidepce, entered^usd as do one vited to make heart. happy by their except Mrs. McPhails waa ia the boaet, gifts and presence. No admission. secured a seat by tbe fire and proceed- eight o’ctoek Me brother went tewa, hitched itaacMtrten.vdua.vUi Our goods were bought for Cash in August and September, be­ fore the advance, and will be sold ” 'low.’ Call and see us. Rpupectfully, BOISE BROS H. G. HaLK. anything in the jewelry line Flkmimq’s. py All tlw fall and winter Style* in Millinery goods lust received, by Mrs. Yates in Union Houm* block. The lat­ est and finest line of Fancy Feathers. Plumer. Rncliiug. Ixcra Neck Ties, ry "‘A Fool’s Errand.’ Mtestouary." The Gvmiei ires." or Pinkerton. "The tier." Above are ail new I H. G. H a lx's. lively shaking up and tbe pump was ran off tbe sidewalk and np th* street as far a* Washington St., when- they made a dash foe C. W. Amitb’e grocery. FINE ELGIN WATCHES, FINE WALTHAM WATCHES, FINE FOREIGN WATCHES. BEAUTIFUL RINGS FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. NECK CHAINS, SLIDE CHAINS, WATCH CHAINS, EARRINGS, CUFF PINS, COLLAR PINS, GENT'S SCARF AND BOSOM PINS, vauu CARD h.1.11S!,VVLLSni;HlUM, CASES, COLLAR BUTTONS, 6IL.. ETC.. M'_. ETC. ru'O, SPECTACLES SILVER AND STEEL BOWED. COIN SILVER TEASPOONS. RODGER BROS KNIVES, FORKS. SPOONS, ETC, ETC. LAWFUL t AW J'lE I AWFUL! . on liberal terms. Correspond with, Gxo. H. JctHXtoX, Middleville Mich. AWFUL! 7T A fine line nf jewelry at Demakat's. Fnr Hat.% Wool Hats Bov's and 1 Men's Cap* and nt prices full 40 per , cent. below any thing in in the eounty i at AM Daduhkuty’s. fP" Gents Furnishing Goods. BAys JUST CyEverything you ANOTHER LOT OF rVDrMAXAY lieats them all •2 s ------ OF TH NEW IMPROVED VICTOR SEWING MACHINES HOLIDAY PRESENTS Or One Year’s Time. �BUCHU Tur finest monument in tbo £*r Weat h about to be placed over the grave of Mr. John ILfl, the cattle king, al Drover, Ob’. The ml 1a flljNO. Nxouerxcx to pay tip ampler pert of it; for the heroic, the scientific, > & Utoiwy, the pohttool aetivitiaa all effort to starve out tbe country editor. Maa. NaTBainu, Gkkxxb, of Newpoat,. widow of a sou of General JiatiiaMol ' Irecoc, of Itovoleliouary fame, pOBKKTN A HUTI rtAfW, rtMtarlly eekbxatod her Mib birthday. Ax Old IwoMt-plate. of the rtyle worn by tbs PuiteUA PWer 200 yon ago, waa u_l -*—l*M*r~. lak-Jy found amooc a fct <d old iron m ! v.», .-t TJL. ! a slop at Lake Villagi’, N. IL It weighed twenty-five pounds. Mil- A wTKEf, the tnrnbi-r of tilo Lrgislatore who introduced tbe bill to re­ dat* tbe rato of-interest in Georgia to H per «Wb, Lam already violated tbe , la- bv borrowing money from a bank ‘ st 12 per eent. । Fboob history in th® port hundred I years exhibits three women who have | perhaps experienced more splendor and . more tnUsr grisf anil mortification than any other turi-i’ women in the world— Marie Antoinette, Josephine, and I Focenie. A asD!Pit- English paper Istely offered a prite of two woiikaeg for the b-st possible English Lib- ral Cabinet. There were 7OU competitors; JoO gave the Premiership U> Mr. Gladataue, 250 to lard Hartington, aod Jl to Lor’ □num! e. i Com mono ax VaxdxxbilI once visited I a i-plrireal medium, who commenced bmunres by asytug. "Your first wife wtslxw tv communicate with ysu-“ DM.IEBIClBuiCHEliCALS, “Ha aaaa three foauftaA- mur Uioca that rowpdafarf am«y da/a Ue ■nre4 lAoreUe. Moajuaghwily.-and .wtaMve attention of the two great it wu to give him to you I lived and money <x-nieni hero and in London. "MxlM rnL-Xhm.l--mMUlU.rml u‘i;o^aU»st.nax<l-JhU»i.mL(U' operation have aketol so, an soon ar I could travel, came. eyes the respective oonaequeucoa of -----------------------, — ------------------------ ; i "O«rTittie %i»y, breathed the pastor, —’-----*----- 1 purchase- what Spacjfic fevered, craving heart the closer to him; arftly kissing him, and then. With ton or oetowriWe, cither aide -_*u_ i-------of, *u_ ----- 1__ def| but moai grioviag, yaproaoh, he and he, .u all ----------unconscious the .teeming, in vie*—they latte hot surging fancier all unknowing of those ctSodt "Oh, bow cotlM kou Jgavo me, ria of sorrowful. heavy hours, wundvrv Al the aad battle UirdtlgH itak>iKi-Atoi I nev­ greet inequality of her apinta, and her many er koevr v .. i concerns, in eonceraa of li» first mag­ exaction., while he loves her note the So that waa bow Lanrctte came Ixck nitude, whether in the sphered tinantx? less nor neglect, his duties a whit the to Beranger HaMcm. or in any othergpbery, it ia always true ' tlud tbe most imp-Sriaut reap Ila arc not ' those ths: were counted upon by the ' rare who planned tbe event, 1; is eomrnonly aaid-i'n a small scale in,the tbe- with ruff* of mist about them. &srt iUaief dud, As bbhody Bvy> k&9*» what deflned ihaduwa co the glistocing wain to be the fate of a new piece before it Mr. Burr, who met with enrti severe Wi iwtnally rUyetl. ad nrtxxly • ever teffi, Mail the Wbakctoww-bendiug drmavauucht by thn ctfikma khti passed know* wllat ehareoier Is to IxWr aWsy ment beewatto pxle pefcl-grwy. Fwr T this place, vialtsd D»l**t Wednesday, the honors. Possibly it may be the three or four hours alter snnrfao thrff rotu turn we receive this additional Haro «bo shall shine forth m the splen­ is mxhl.-.g •n-bsilr imree—ve to be felt in the landscape. Thr sow. though dor of primacy as the play-wnght in­ aoomingly unclouded, may aimost U" tended ; but it is last as likely to be hi* tiouke when I saw it coming. Jt ws* m lackey. Afid In this rrspeet, m in so looked in tbe face, and Ibe island* sud mountains, with all their wealth of _______ ..„e the prairie when I aaw It, and looked Eist.y ntlien. the stage 1* only the The g*A was not lit io the parlor, bnt i hke block smoke from a largo furnace world in miniature, (irapd txwmmc woods and raow and varied beauty of ; the sound of his bIcim in tbe hall tbe ^la •h*Po was hko a funueL inside it tiona arc planned for <••• pnn«*«' and > architecture, »e«ts odmparwtnely dull ! and uncummunieatrn'. ** was red a* fire, and around thij wav the aerre anoUwix. Himc unoliaerved line ' As the day adrxboe* toward high black foggy mirt. ; In Ux*1l< aA U I ,n . „ wuen peculiarly kitchen rep. , _ _____ ____ . 1'u iT .„tl“b7 C*rn'^ ' ronrt ** lu f*rt. We I noon the sun-flood, streaming In full ' " Mis' Haalem hga gone out, sir, i ’ ’* “ "* * “ " have had atetotea paaacd to ieree infla- power through the damp atraiwpbcrc. [ lights ilia water-levels and ths aky k> I told me nut to disturb you ou Uon. Slid they fohx'd Bauttactlau. Cfcrglowing aHfct. Bright play the ripple* • gounl till you would come down. taiulr tbo ftamern of the uaUunal con | about the Irutby edge* of the wtowls, ! giro you this note. 'Inspect, AL, itituticu never inton'd cd that the Gov­ I and out over tho jdunto-ahaped stavAk-i file woman, demurely smoothing down 111J family, ernment of thia country abould lie in 1 Ixlween them, .tirrod by ooms paamng her apron, wb hex atoallby eyp । chddnm in. the hand* cf political cor ven Hon*, or breere. The warts mi beau now and watched her mastor's face, "'she’s gontJ lXjru, **“*■ they would at leant have named such makes itself f.wl aS a hte-givmg, ener -- Pin deer. , to H|vnd the e-renigg at some of than ' baWi»< PjS a>d all at &Dce the bodies. People may trouble thcmaclrea w as crashed to the wry the leaa with Mr. Vanderbilt's wbernes 1 giting ocean embracing all the w-wlv friends of hers, and wants yon to go far whole, building ' ! Now we may contemplate th* Hfe and her.- -Ift a rainy night for y >u to go ground by hrgt trees being blown 1 again1 it. It blew □>* about sixty feel, ! out aftcryriur wv>rk. sir. but—Lal bsl — couaidcrotian that cveryliody w. fully a* ' motion about u*. It comes to mind of and when J became conscious I found much a* thoae pervous are, in the con ti­ ' itself. The tidre, the rivers, the flow myself among s lot of timber and logs. de nec of the forces that »1H actually of the light through tLe uuiny .ky, the । msrvnlou. abundance of fishes feeding in thn lower oeean. Minty flocks of But Mr. Hade® , I insects in the warm air. The wild cruaho.l. Ah I was on my Way to the Martha'n words of w Doubtless, however, l _this rvnnt may sheep on a thousand gnouiy ridgrii He had torn o[rn the note, and read house 1 looked again at the cyclone be fairly regarded ....... * ,k ‘ among the glsdcn, ; The ..Leaver and wliat turned him cold and blind *• When it was alxiul 11M) yard* away, and mink far back Wuihy a rushing saw it blt and carry pgr a |ol k’f hog* and a row, The childton when found view to ouo mors of U>o«e peculiar con- , stream. Indian, floa mg and basking were not civro th.n thirty fs»t- frOtr. flicXs sufficiently known to the ptilibc m ! along tire shores. Ixu.e* and crystaL railroad ware — groat scL.ri.ica of rivalry । drinking the .unlighl, and the glacier* where I hod plccn! them, but none winch sacrifice the welfare of the people on the mountain* tracing vaUeys for thn rivers and making meal for every MXIMtltaMuTA “ “ .................... ■ ■ money loros in order Io enforce rigor­ living creature. Through the after “My suUer-in-law was earned about ously twou one or another set of line* noun, all the way down io the sunset, the day grows in open. apfWreuablc fifty feet and thrown to the ground, beamy. Tbe light appears to thi.-ksn “Tbe Lord is your »un and shield, her arms and .houblcr. badly l-ruiaad. "My blackvQUth shop was also liiown great railroad projects the Atlantic sea and tiecome yet more generously fruit and Ho will watch over her you mouru. and will preserve her from liar.u.* said fiat to the ground, my Iwllow* entirely board ia regarded as a mere lumping ful without losing its twightaeto and place fqr the produce of the Wcwt on transparency Everything seems to good Elder Crayton, when, a week destroyed, all my planes, auger*, saws, our Land and for the produce of Europe settle into a deep, conaciouHrepose;th<loti r, he betft over hia young pastor'* and cSiscIs were amnl off and have pillow, am! held hia burning hand tn not yet been found, with the exception on the <>ther, and tbe great endeavor of wind, breathing grfrtly or wholly at combined corporations is to aeeure tb< rest; the few clouds vixibk, dvyUlJUid hia. "Ami perhaps this will l>e blrese*! largest dump at their favored spot lamtnoua, ^nd comlxG out flue on th> to the wayward child, and ordered for shop and broken in two pierro. My ctlges; a wLits- gull here amt there win­ her atid your more lasting ha ppi newt wagon was torn up Iwliy. the (rout Be not disquieted; nothing is aua|M*ci<‘d wheels being slant sixty yards from aildphia. 'hah jt to- New York city* nowing the warm ether on easy wing. Tiutt iy the ultimate inquiry of all their a* yet among the '-T'-, and we must where tlie vfagon flood, lodg*l,against BOiicmcA. With the oumliinaiiDn cf wlurii Indian hunters in their canoes, every stroke of their dies told by a quick. a "tump; the himl Were ixitli 'maaliw up k the wagcp bed haa not yet the Central Ix-oiimi-a a part by ttib* glaneiug Hash, hull ■■ lug as the moon Iwa. tomid eiiMptia/ a-dow splinters. tranaaoliuu it Is Very likely Unit thia No bird-choirs in the grcrc tn aing out city will Ktand^a bur <±adc«- to bold its and aiir and cwretou the ikwp. brood­ own agaifief Cities tbat’liave bad some ing sillIn ; airy, land and water meet­ advantag» k over n* in previous ocmfllcta ing and blending in one inseparable of tins nature, and with that result, &> •lander —told all inquirem that Mr» "Immediately in thr it bears favorably upon our prosperity, HaaJem ha 1 been "*rnt by thr Ixinl to <'*mr a fli-xl «■( waler, we b*>T0 du reason t*> find fault, uni*-** ide and gold. N.A a iimw «Lon the fulfill a m>»inn elsewhere." and. mean- *|-out. appearing to | it Im- w<-ured at Um> great c«jat to the honson. but oftentimes filling the oky. while, prayed la*rd for good toeomr out funnel." tire glow mg vcjitain <d Hall wrlLrouad of the great rrfl. Bni m uMtt. IW..I ..... .uj rt. <«U„.IWh .1 what cl*e could he Lave ohcMPm her for but blind, stupid love? And yet, but four months after the ‘ coining home,' behold Laarctto in her iiu-b*nd'a study, where .he aits with corrugated brow l»ofore his half-written sermon, not croucliing lovingly on the foot-stool bcaide turn, with her dainty *°y work in her lap, as the normal run of idyls wr-uld have it, but standing txfore him, the table between them, j.ias- air it wore six monifes ago, UmmL old nooato tears in her eyes, reproach, des­ Martha prided baatclf on -MflfTg the pair on her countenance, her hands beet of care of “her minuter.- The clasped in a frenzy of woe J fire burned dimly, half-smothered in id hia true doaire ia to te sphere in which God but if he had not also in the keeping of this IBOJ, RAILS fSBELF HAMIA&E It U Sow propneed in Paris to substi­ tute for the dispatch of letters minia­ ture ra-irosda. with trains rua by elec tricity, in plac«' of pnmmaUc tnl>e*. a*il*tacLory rxjxinmeuts Lave lx.cn made. Thu pui'uuihtic plan Lav long Ivto in u*e by Uie Loudon ixiatoffice, but doM not seem to Lave found favor DRl GOODS, SILKS art DRE38 MODS position to Exertion or BuainesA. Shortnoasof Breath, Troubled with ttosugLl* of DiaeMM. DiawmoC Via**. Pain ia the Back. CbeaS a«<i- Head. ilii-h of Blood to the Head, Pale Staintonaiirc ■nd Dry Skin. If these symptoms are allowed to go on, very frequently Epileptic Fits and Coaauiu pt ton follow. When the Con atitutloB Ixx-o0«s affected it requires the aid of an invigorating medicine to strengthen and tone up the aystotuwhi^h HELMBOLD'S BUCHU HELMBOLD’S BUCHU By any remedy known. It is preset ibed by the most eminent physicians all ever the world, m Rheumatism, to buy It; if the other won’t sell it, the first steal* it He has thus lw*u known to collect 150 dog. in a week's spree, and feed, them lilwrally till he get. A u>xo time ago, in Mason conuty Ky., an old toper agreed to tight a feroeioua.raxn, the prix* being a quart of whisky Tbe whole village collected to see tin- fight. Both man and ram charge.1 at the same time. Let the man quickly ng h tod, and. planting hia foot upon the hfcloaa carcass <>1 his too, doluutided and drunk the whisky. Just Wlu’e residing many years ago during al Ilin mouieait of collision th man had detrimentally the country at large and the summer mouths nt the baths of that proven injnnoua to such a great Lucca, in July, in a somewhabdamp dropped his head, and the nose, of the tnscluucry of wrowpenty an the railroad locality, my infonnant, together wiU> ram coming in contact with the ele­ aystcni. And every railroad war is a the rest of the family, was much an­ vated shoulders, the animal*, neck wai> ' The investigations regarding the di triment to tbe country The cheap noyed by the intruwou of small black freights ai'.d cheap fares that arc tbe VEsmr* i* not as it used to be, and development of the oyster have led to ]>reaents a very striking aspect at pres­ the important and unexpected condu temporary symptom* arc like ’he exag­ ent. Around the great cone three Hou that the breeding habits of tbe gerated acunty, physical or mental, cratere launch steam and inoandoaoeut American oyster, are »o different from <>f a man in dehnum, they mean ulti Lava, which loam iuwlf u> the deep valley those of the or.tcr* of Europe thai the mate exhaustion, the rum of sharehold­ ieiXweou Vesuvius and Mount Somma, method, of artificial oyster proimgsiion er! the forcing of roads into the hands of wreckers, the demoralization aud which liavc been corned on to such comiptioii of Boards of Directors and I>erfecUou in France and elsewhere must in this country In- replaced or of the management generally, the perKUpplcmculcd by others. The eggs of j version of a gri st instrument of mod­ the European oyster are fertilized and ern civilization from its legitimate pubtbe naked eyu from bisplm. In spite hatched within the ehell of the parent. I lie urea to be a mere trap for securing j diahoneat gain. Two or three days ago ______ __________ ___ _ . of Uio amokr,.bowers of panuce alone, ! Mr. 8. L. M Barlow testified before the suggested. This cunauitoil in confining ®o-na. tu.d red aahra, curious visitors railroad investigators of a case in which the animal under an ...yerteddrink •-------- —k “•-----young ia the time when they are dis­ certain in.ijrjduaia in a Board of Di­ tng glass or tumbler. Wow which ■ charged from the jian-at shell to swim rectors were paid *65.000 each to re- esrd waa inserted when the capture VO । sign their places, aud that waa in order made, aud then, waiting till dark, sud­ tin (he water until they find s place to settle down for life. The adult oysters that men more facile pcxliapa men of denly bringing the IjghA yj. a candle arc accordingly placed, at the breeding a lower prioe— siight l>e pul there. If near to tbe gLuM. in which the animal •euon, in inlets or Iwaina, among tiles Boards of Directors in railroad cor wa* confined. No sooner was this done which are prepared to furnish a surface poraiiona and other parts of the ad . than tbe soorpton invariably showed niinistrstivc machinery go down these ।I signa of groat excitement, running particular “slippery ways of rice f if round aud round tbe interior of the their places are sought and occupied tumbler with reckless velocity for a not for legitimate commercial and number of timra. financial reasons, but only as bits ef This slate having laUcd for a minute property to be rold,out torn our com­ or more. Hie animal radumiTy1 henoe mercial a or Id must L'na to the same quiet, and, turning its tail or tbe hinder sort of-pitiful Tottoaneas that is ob­ port of its body over ita back, brought served in *olii pohtfcxl world in many it* recurve*! aliog dawn upau the mid­ maaunpaliUoa, notably in thia city; and dle of the bead, and, piercing it quite any fact which tends in that direction forcibly, 1> a few seconds became quite I is a pubhe calamity; and railroad motionless, and, (qgtf-gjute dead. 1 wars or other events that lead to mak- This observation waa reposted very I ng Ure shares - of a corporation the frequently; in truth, it W*A adopted m baubles of apeculalisn do toad that the beat plan of getturn rid of the ani- I way. Certainly we do not aay. that the opre were in tbe sale ol Central, whoever may be the real aoorpions with buyer, must be evil; bat it is dear — e -X^rrr—7* r*» Were that a combination which has required BLADDERS KIDNEYS IS UNEQUALED HawKavn.LB,Ky .braceof a man who sure for dogs al all when he'* sober. but, Whoa ha's drunk, has a malua k> own all the dogs In the country. He will ui a neighbor to give him lua BriTrrMKV hare often raiti-d before aod In ousi aeni®. but tf'iiM been rcMMVixl tor VirrctUiLCraabtook, a* See retary lor India. U> go a rotting in an­ other fadiioD. The Indian Govern went give* reward* for rat*, whose skins have hitherto be* n thrown away, but Lord Lytton, inheriting no doi.bt the roonwmc ipial.Uea of his father, has conaiguod a cargo to the Indian Office, London, and iLry are sold by Lurd Ccanbrook. Zhbjis 11M Iv** ainq>rjln|(ilevclQpwx-ut vf the gold field* of Georgia. From a yloid of *IUOJXW in bullion f..nr year* ag<>. the yield ia now over *1,000,1*10 jier annum, and in rapidly DISEASES Spermatorrhoea, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Groceries and General Produce, General Debility, Kidney Diseases, MAN1I. Liver Complaint, Nevoue Debility, Epilepsy, Head Troubles, Spinal Diseases, Sciatica, Deafness, Decline, Lumbago, Catarrh, Nevous Compl’nts, American and Foreign Marble. NO PATENT NO PAY Ilrodnchc, Pain in tbe Shoulder’. Cougli. Dizzinesx. Sour Stomach, Eruptiona. Hail Tasto in the Mouth, Palpi­ tation of the Hear^Pain in the region of thr Kidneys, aud a thousand other painful symptotna, arc the offspring ®f Dyspepsia. H ELM BOLD’S BUCHU IIUMTURi IniigoratK the Stomach, And stuuulaiea Ute torpid Liver, Bow­ els, mid Kidneya Co healthy action, in chanting the blood of all impuritie*, aud imparting new life and vigor to tlic whole aystem. A aingir trial will be quite sufficient to convince the most hesitating of its valuable remedial qualities. PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, ffJJcuted at abritiaAl moscruples pf thexDAB who Caution. �Supplement to The IVasliville News. Richmond. Vm, with a lighted caudle. He wm drunk. A. hwy hale of Iwy. agaiuat which Iw Humbled, felt again*'- getting »ttr Co buttle with reeluthw fate ai«d win r.--I force of 8.0MJW men. 000.800 belonging Hiimn mm rat.. HAR_ 1— tL. I .L__ — .*.1* . ** BA.k ... • I two are learning the hotree painting• tnrial army of 1.808,000 make* a total! tbe wide eracka between the : France, Spain and Italy. In Farm the tempetd toriak their IIvm by making trade, one atai ved to death before be of 1.887,000. In 18M thia will be increaa- they threw water into the boiHin*. but > mercury U reported to hare ra*iaiered. tbe giria mad Jmrt to aee them draw had been out of college * week, one la! cd by 800,000 rraer.r men. Tbe Ger- they onlv retardnl tbe fire alightly. . frutn S below to A above srro. and the! their daggecaf driving a team ou a atreet contract.' man army conafoU of S,OM,SOO men. [Naab worked draperaleir in hia ficrv Seiaei» frozen over. Wlieo we rcnw m “ AfBring with widowed mother*. who are; be X0M.M0 hh n. Anatru-Hungary poa-' from tbe door, and to put out the' Florence, the people hare no beating to undcrat.tnd that there mm! be an 1 immenw amount of anfrring among I 11,.. rfrl. .. well a. .he W.u.r .-uLe- W,d,U MV"‘ **** ™" r5?eh' **» «'«“ Interfere *> intcabont ■ man of tbe aea” na thia nn it* ahoatder* Mexico la getting prettr deeply into ... j pt rarmi ra ra.. «.rrapo»e». •> Ita tarata. Ttara -kU. U*. jwm.i ot rmh! debt with France. She owe* that repub­ wm mIwpUImL Ikm-fun*. «lm Ik. radtal. I Jwmld bk. U> Uta rtanrw. .... Mocte-Jiia. and Hen. played lic already •iW.OOO.OOO.which it ia Very w..»an rrerlr—l him rallio,. Mkrd I h. JI llw .raMln, wbrmra Un4 ((n JUradlw <rf 1-orf . , .. doubtful wiiether the latter will ever e City, Colorado. They qu.mt tifd when there get a dollar of. Nevrrthelrwa she hm» ndpraluta. talll. .M atara. Hr j I. », p«k«. .ml I tar. ,h^,k.f.l k.d .ra-ptal ita llqmw. .wdIJradk tan.l.<»U &.rtaltm. tawr-Urta.. drawl™*, in .ta l..k ..1 <ta»p w*a a atakc of the table, for- hUelyiuiccveded in borrowing 10.000/MO rprawn.I, ----- --------------------------------------------------•led their revolver*, aud fired three ; more from French capitaliaU. The latter {drank m> mneh that be v»« bclplexa. ' II »«"“.■ *• _. »»l»uta tad. m*. aboto apiece. Jim. wm killed and Hen ' for *erOiitv. are to take chanre of tbe Then du tied him to a budpoat. and j h ...>Ura. ... .bmtpaM* home.” But hr remained inn minute*' -- --------- ----------------------may not recover. Tlw pxmey ia in the “l“»"of’ ‘ZJi'int M *»*lppcd whipped bim him with with a a rawhide rawhide until until he hr u longer and next day he waa obliged to Adam ahould have no monunent. handa of tbe Mayor of the town. Xp *“ P JVhjr he didn't carry hia own State. h‘'?" ‘T ’r’1'1. «~r—. "."j JT IK A FACT piONEER STORE. RURRAH FOR TIIE BOSS STOCK NewGoods, NewGoodsl Anticipating a change of weather, we are preu-tred to supply all our customers, (and we ask for just one hundred more than we now have) with the mecessaries for such a change. I ° harry tocnty „ , , , Oar Good* an all ara. *n4 Ibe UleM la alyk and Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, t Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers, A BETTER LINE OF Fall and Winter Stock! lias never been brought to Nashville, or sold on • More FURNITURE ■ Reasonable TerniH, Good Suitings for 6 pence per yard—just think of it. Dregs of Wine Suitings from ic to 25 cents. Pencock-green Cashmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in all colors, from 20 cents to $1. All Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—think of that. KOCHER, BB.OTHEBS. —-------- w---------- DRESS GOODS. All of the latest shades and patterns VERY CHEAP. Extension Tables, Lounges, BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and Mirrors, LADIES’ CLOTH. All the latest styles out. Camp Chairs, Ac. BEAVER : PAISLEY SHAWLS Common THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. Our Undertaking Depar tmn't A BIG LINE OF FROM M CENTS TO M.O). A PRETIER LINE OF “TJ “ Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, CANNOT BE FOT NP ANYWHERE. itXTiSHATS, CAPS, GROCERIES. ETC., ETC. CLOTHUGASPECIALTY. ALk.AN'»m.ri*Jt!<'»*. i ta«M wraem ar waicvr. aoc«a ‘ KOOECEXB. BROTHERS. Kellogg, Demaray & Co. Boys’ Suifr, $3 and upwards, Mens’ Suits, $5 and upwards: JNJ2W STORE! Mens’ Overcoats, $5 and upwards. Mens’ Rubber Overcoats. Ladies' Cloaks, prettier and better than ever. Ladies'JDerby Waterproof Cloaks. Ladies Rubber Boots. NEW GOODS!: iW|. SOi,, boots and shoes A better stock we have never had, and , a great deal. Davis Sewing Machines, A more perfect piece of machinery is not in market. ’ COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF lOppouite the Wolcott Huunr.) -FOR----- 3 'GROCERIES CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, TBY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHh R Boots, Shoes, Motions, Etc. ------ WE PAY THE------ Highest Market Price BOOTS AND SHOES For Produce, and give in exchange goods, 16 ounces to the pound, and 3 feet to the yard. * ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS. Etc. Wanted, desire towin ana to this end we earnestly those who read this notice. I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF Slock ol Fall Goods! GO TO THE NEW STORE OF that is saying j <»ur fall atocka are larger and more complete than ever l*efore, and notwiihatanding the late advance in pricea, by buying tor riudi we have aeeured many bargain* of which our cUAtomrra will reap tbe benefit. Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN and STOCKING TARNS Fresh Goods and Lew Prioes. D. 0. GRIFFITH. �The TSTasliville News: December 20, 1879. ■B SELLERS’ COUGH STRUP!(^» »«*. croup, tickling iu tin- miUwR botlln told *ilku> tie lati few la tbe Metter st tbe Mele trf wILI-IAU gagnl in “nailing lie* to the conuter.' >•. ..uul, HetTT. three ear ■eweiMM te mH 4ey at ixartne. cuocnrrMfirn. Jr.! Tux and the power to impart Iwueflt that eaoool l>e had fron^the cough mixture*' now in use. Sold by all druggist* at 2i ; StM eenta per bottle. I Osama* s LVotirc. p,n»ul ta*d >Wn s«Ul lunary M. IN UPWINA t'.l’sll,TnvaaUp Trssssret X—b«>lk. Per. Ul. !<!»■ II M ’■eedie, tbe wb«4c female world will be happy—very happy.'land instead of the Fair Warning. Last year Kate Claxton paid one J^EVV GOODS I*A.M'TUWXSEMP. During her summer vacation she has NEW GOODS “if you arc to lie married, your future NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON her.” And while you are about it don’t । hi Hat* Bonnet*. Feather* Ornament* and Trimming* of. all kind*. Diww Slaking, Cutting and Fitting a Speciality. When a man mistake* hia wife for a cow and Knock* her down with a chib as stated by the Oil City Derrick, hia near-aightedneM i* open to some ob­ jection . Ye*. atop all letter* to lottery men, but keep forwarding all mail to the ' MRS. L. O. CROCKER. 1 Also sole agent for Butlerick'a Pat1 terns. Among the other well disguisnl blessings that Adam and Eve escaped waa Ute book agent. H.w The Hon. Thoma* W. Han ey ot, Princeville. Ohio,La* related tbe fol- tain ooctasion, “Hluff Ben." Mid Mime­ thing at which Robert Tqomb* took se-. rioua oflence.aml felt that only * dnrl i wonld settle tbe matter. But Wade, however hail the repntation in the shooting galleries at Washington of lieing the best rifle shot in the city. ’ Toom ba waa iu this dilemma: Hedretr- I rd to challenge Wade, provided he I waaaaaored tbe latter wouldn't accept; prospect of his challenge being accept-' ed. After duly considering the matter, Toomlw sent a friend to recoenottre tbe ground a little. “1 knew what »t» wanted." said 1 Wade.“the minute tbe fellow came in and w*»oa my guard." Tbe friend* asked Wade what he! thought of duelling, a* a mode of set­ tling dispute* between gentlemen, “i think it’* a mighty good way,” said Wade. -‘It ia tbe old and only cbtv-1 alric method." — —- [? A. BINH, “THE BOSS' * Bea Wade Offered to Fight Bob I the iuformatioa ToooiIm, and the DO.VT BE SURPRISED! jiZtZL. FOK WE ARE BOUND TO FLOUR, MEAL § FEED, MOBGAK. BUSY 00, MICH. ilTEITIoFflWI Good Goods, IjOVF , 1 Harins ItmrMigbly otwSsbM sad raSUsd Mr Ml* , PfICCSo " GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. WALKER A NORTON, t Af 1 ION SQUARE I) EALING. b°°t r’" j« * - DI RING THIS MONTH.^ Southern statesmen hhvc great mistake in welding a solid South. The only result fat a political solid North. ‘here waa ao solid North, made a political apparent Even if and the —---------- WE OFFER---------- I ., COARSEST PEGGED BOOT SPECIAL BARGAINS! w-^r att Bl inter flood* Repairing Done In the Beet Manner Possible! CHvo Me a Call! SHOP IN KILLEN’S BUILDING. FRANK BAKER. lii s:K3 We don’t ask you to look around first, but come to us and will cheerfully give you our lowest prices, and offer you the highest price for produce. Knowing yon will lie satisfied, we of local brevities t they are more in- J0HM8TOTT8 SARSAPARILLA ira carum, ffSBU, te is w«s Wore Taking*- Fear neither Friend or Foe. YOURS RKSPSCTFUU.Y, BOSTON STORE. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/561/NashvilleNews_1879-12-27.pdf.pdf 0ca58d29d99932a2e3a810528b48fc04 PDF Text Text VOLUME VI! NASHVILLE. BARRY CO.. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 27. I87!l. FOR GbOD TEAS. • Go to C, W. Smith's. FOR SIRLOIN BTUI8, Go to C. W. Smith s. FOR BARGAINS IN BUG ARB. G® to C. W. Smith a. Etelauclioly, which, in a man of hi« habit* and tcmpcrauirut. is tantamount to tnannity. It is mA the first time lliat rumor* of thia kind have been set afloat, dot > it the first time that he has given way to what Barliox ued to call tris ‘black philoaopLy," and baraly aa> FOR CIOARS AND TOBACCO, W. H. YOUNG, inr^aSu FOR LARI’S OF ALL KINDS. GotoC. W.SmMJi’a. FOR BOLOGNAS THAT ARE BOSS, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR OHIO HICKORY NI TS. Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR FRESH AND SALT FISH. Go to C. W, Smiths FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c. Go to C. W. Smith's. FOR PRESENTS WITH,TEA. It is DO* remarkable that a ruler predispo-ed to insanity and uf a halhturily gloomy and melancholy e*ai of orind. Eke the Cxar, should yield to despair, and see do avenue ‘of esoc|« from bis trouble* except by yielding Ixis throne to hi* suceee*or which he ho* occupied twenty four troaMed year*. Physically and mentally consti­ tuted as he ia, he is an ' old man at fil, and has no longer youthful determinstion or manly vigor to shake off his troubles, nor a hopeful future to which he can look forward. He is full of disappointment Bis own fam­ ily ia in league against him. Hu oounaelors thwart his scheme* Hia peonlc are irritated nX hia despotic govern­ ment, and are more and more per­ meated with toe hIm-rd ideas of West­ ern Europe. The Slavophile party make* rapid progress, and is constantly bringing pressure to bear upon Inin for theffoundaiion of a great Slavonic em­ pire south of the Danube. Hia em­ pire ia so honeycombed with Nihilism that he cannot trust his own offi­ cials, and »aaas*iuati<>n. out* more inaugurated by Vera Sama ich, has become the m<*t familiar agency of hi* pohtical enemieo, and has not hesitated to strike at his own life. T#iee within a year the xaaasrins have l>een on hi* track, and auy day, any moment, they may reappear. Hia policy has been overruled more than once by Gortachakoff, and even Ignatieff. The Treaty of Berlin paid hill.' aUcntion to hu demands, and Bismarck overruled him at nearly every point In its working* it has conflicted with the am hitinn* of I Russia and has substantially isolated ber. She was compelled to give up Roumelia, which she wanted. Her last soldier has been withdrawn from the region south of the Balkans, but Austria remains there in pos*ew*iou of an im­ mense nrea of country, with ideas an­ tagonistic to her own. European alli­ ance* have been formed, and site re­ mains without an ally; while, with the pro* jx-ct ofjt war with Germany in the not very dutant future, she finds Aus­ tria and Germany leagued together oo the Eastern question and England lie­ hind them. Id Central A sis, Ruadsn affair* are gloomy. Il is evident that the defeat of the Rasaian expedition by FOR tmk WORTH or YOUR MONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s. FOR WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Go to C. W. Smith’s FOR EVERYTHING CHEAP, . Go to C. W. Smith's. For he will bo glad to aoe you. Unload Wheat and Grain Ex­ peditiously wi Accuratly. —Chirino elevators containbushels of wheat, 3,ffU,3B basbela of corn, I.CtM.-tt J bwsbeb of 0*4*. -JM.MO bushels of rye and Trt.ses bushels of barley, nakui( s rrai.J tola! of M.7XVE.V bushels, agalMl 9,(1®,MT. bushels AINSWORTH i BROOKS LEWIS DURKEE desire Io ansouBcc that having erected one of the largeat and mo*t eon-mnirnt rlevutor ItuiMing* in central Mi.-iiigan. they are prepared to receive and PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICK B* nperta to sail from riond* tor Cab* early Ui J*;.o*ry, vbcQoe b* —ill return, via Mexico, ia th* mriy eprtag. < L*rl« a I »ro«;i, Um k-der of th* I rub - * prvmalure nploai .ic of a blast is tbe salrtirt* of Naw York dly probably fafally la Jnrsd I>< bom Murphy, John Huaacj and aa- MoaejM 0 Btaliif witfe ties.. purpose of collrrting information in re lation Io the yellow fever has sulxmltrri a preliminary report to the National Boar! of Health. The report say*: * The most general revolt is that yel low fever habitually prevails in every place tn Cuba from which report* were received, provided ib<iw jiiscew were of any aue or commercial importance. and contain any considerable unmlier of J£XTERPRIHE GROCERY ^ILLIAM JONES, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Mobile, Ala., * frv day* ago, ths has ears CsUng |7\UX1 -Two Kick bocasa fail *1 Wilmlagtoo. Del . sod two DMI vw* kXad, ssvsrri otter* being injured. Syrups, Tobaccos, Fish, Cheese ut Everything —A l*nt* porttoa of Uta extaoaivv lager-tMr twmrery «rf Philip Us*, al Mil vaak*e, u«ett*r ■ith about SQU.OOO baabvto of bartoy, waa coatnaMd by dre ID* other rigbL Lorn about tro.COO; totally covered by Umranc* Tbo IliiwMriee High Mehooi Ltuidlag wee also READY MADE CLOTHING, for widespread poison. Id this partic­ ular the medical autbontiea. as well as the intelligent reaidenta of Cuba, have for the moat part misled the profearion. Before leaving the United Blate* moat alwolute Ssaurancea were given by na­ tives or ax-residents of Cal*, and even in Cut* itself these assurance* were coafideally repeated, that yellow fever never occurred tn thia, that or the other place. Diligent inquiry was made for all such accessible place*, and diligent investigation invariably proved that these assurance* were false, and that they were founded tl[K>n the com pantivriy alight prevalence of the dis­ ease doe in a large measure to the small dents at such place*. Detaiferi reports of these facta are poaaeaaed in abun­ dance. It is very certain that the prev­ alence of yellow fever is not equally marked in all place*. This varies greatly in different place-. and in different yean al the same place*, and thia vans tion is *1 tlT.r* independent. apparent­ ly, of the amount of unecci-nated ma- For the first time ia living memory, there was not a ringle execution in the city of Paris for a year (1879). Since tbo beginnxng ot the century th* fium ber of executions has l*en steadily de­ erearing both in Paris and the province*. In the first quarter of the century th- avenge for the whole of Ttw VM abort IWaysar; and in the MEAT MARKET. Fresh and-Salt Meats, Should the Csxr alxlicate he will be succeeded by tb6 Cxsrewiteh Alex rader, now in hi* Mlh year, who mar­ ried the Grand Dncheaa Mario Dagmar. daughter of Christian IX., of Denmark, in IHtiii. Hi* advent to the throne will be more tn the ihtere*t* of the Russian people than the administration of the Csar, though it will be likely to precipi tale war with Germany, a* he lisa no admiration for that power. and it not allied to Frederick William by immedi­ ate family tic*. On the other li*nd. how ever, he ia a much more liberal man than hia father, riid much nearer to h'* people. Ho ha* traveled much, and mi tn ay mpathv with liberal ideas, and is represented to bo 111 favor of conatilutional government, which, after all, he­ at the funndnticn of Nihilistic pur­ pose*. It ia pruiaalile that hi* accession to the throne will be the end of per­ sonal government, aa well aa of mihiary derp-iuam. and in such can.- an entirely new and more liberal policy will pre vail, and one which will be a benefit to bis colossal empire- Under any <nrctimstancva, it is ' plain that the abdica tion of the Ctar would be the greatest ble-sing he could confer upon his suitjecta, and that any change will be pref­ erable to the continuance of the preeBhxsky and (hsrtty. Two notice*, framed, glased and sus­ pended upon the walla of a dramshop on the New canal, at BL Petersburg, elose to Mme. Baaeetaki'a ‘Refuge for Un- Homrieas," are reckoned among the curioriUe* of the P.usaiau capital. They run as follows: ‘I exhort the gentlemen who honor my establishment with their patronage to forego robbery and theft while within its precincts. Dot to thrash one another, and. on the whole, not to NUMBER 14 rated in the United Statea, Canada, Italy, Austria. PruDc*. England, Spain. Portugal rad Australia, and protection h<* bewn aaknl in Bawis, Denmark, Norway sud Bandon. M.-*.ag«* can now bo sent over only 100 mites of sulrmnriae cable, but Prof. Bril anLout.** that l>e ba* overcome this diffi­ culty, and that before many weeks a person in this country era ocoverxe with • person in England. . At a certain factory not a hundred 1 miles from Bradford were gathered t'-.c members of the firm and some work­ men. Th. gentlemen weie intently watching the proceaa of mannfactnring the expodrnt, when one of them in­ cautiously dropped hia cigsr-etubca the floor, which was covered with running i water, liearing oo the surface small par- . tides of nitneglyccnne. The latter, camght fire and burned brilliantly with • a sputtenug noise. To say that the-e ' specUton were alarmed would be to put it very mildly. They wrro simply ' parrivxed with terror, and watched the spreading fiery alream with the helpless fascination with which s victim is arid to look ixi the gliUenng eyes of a rattle­ snake. All around tneffi were caua1 filled with nitro-glycerine, enough to annihilate an army, and every man fell aa though be was the vic­ tim of a hideous night-mare wliich held him powerlam. Flight waa impoesibl*; their limbs refuaed to jx-rf'-rm thrir office, and an awful death seemed inevitable. The apparently doomed men saw llie little lake of fire spread slowly but rarely on the floor, but the fianica biased aa though in tri­ umph at the certain death that seemed to await their victims. None of the spectators will soon forget this thrilling eptr xle in their live*, and money eoold not hire them to repeat the experiment. When the fire had almost reached a can filled with glycerine, one of the work­ men aroused from hi* lethargy, and. and extinguished the flume*, when, of course, all danger ceased. One of the gentlemen prex-nl. when describing Lui experience, arid : “I never knew before what it wa» to Ims sick from fear. When f saw the infernal stuff banting, and felt that every man of ua would lie blown U> atom* in five sceond*. every muscle of my body srem>-d |»l ltd 1 gas)»-<! for breath, «-y head swam, and I only felt a dea'hly sensation of nausea in my stomach. Ail present turned an ariiy* prieu—a of the face. Then I vainly wondered whether there would l>e auy pain in the death stroke. Whe remembrance of a nitro glycerine hcrror, where the rtdl paljatating pickid up a minute sfter the explosion came to my tu-ad, and 1 aurunsed whether my heart would undergo that strange experience after teiag torn from my body. The thought of my family c»n*« il m<- the l >st |>otguan: anguish, and tear* conned down my cheek*. Then several incidents of tny i life, of which I con not speak with I pride, were vividly presented to my mind's eye, and induced vague reflec­ tion* on the subject of future pumsli- 1 m< nt. Bometinivs in my <lrr*m» I have felt myself in toe prneence of' fngntfuJ peril, such aa lying tn the j>*th of an express train or •oitmug on ito brink of a v>< sbysa, but w*a ut­ terly incapable of moving hand or foot for my prrserration. So I seemed in thia caw. I could not lift, a finger, though there was comparuUve safety in flight; peralyxed with terror wua liter ally my condition. After what are med to be an eternity of waiting for my in evitabto fate, my attention was arrwiU-d by a movement on the j*rt of the work­ man, who took off Ids cent hurriedly. Then lie bei*t forward, and. with the utmost dehlieration. laid it on the pool ot Are, moving it gently along and pat­ ting it with hi* hand < unld every spark A Fkxjics novel is usually a story with an immotuL Thk home stretch is best token in the evening on s *ofa. Not a put-up job, as yet—The Wsahington monument ‘ Cm and come again,- aa the girl said to ber lover when *'.ie heard the old man sttitubbng ."round in the dark. Burnt wants to know what good the low French cable is going to be to peo­ ple who don't underotand French. Briarmo a savings bank bv taking some other fellow’s money, to keep for him forever, ia now the popular boom. ~ Wmkk the dcoeons of a church hand around a silver contribution-dish, thcr do not expect it to - come back nickriplated. Thk wile mag aew tores, rip and darn in the house, -hila the husband goes down to toe meadow and dams the Fskmkdi are just now laying in their winter’s fuel, and the ^ore grown-up daughter* the bigger the wood-pile. Allowance must be made Io.- spark*. StUKsruM never repeated. There was a little t«oy in Kentucky who re­ sembled the bard in thir **—•— He very thongbtleealy twist toiL A Mt »TxKi> ri_*sns ia a io its place; bat the beat | MtsTBEUS— ’ Mary. thc«c egg* are very small, again." Mary—- Yes, ma'am; share I think I mast tell the dairy woman abe must let the hens ril on them longer." A'«vics to bachelor*: Never marry a war isii unleM she is so nch that you would marry her if she wree ugly and so handsome that you would marr- her if she were poor. A rotmo artist has painted th pseture of a dog under a tree, r -1 the work i* so artistirolly done li t none but the beet connoisx-nni can tell the bxrk of the tree from that of the dog. ‘Wk must agiUtel' exclaimed on laruest pohtical speaker; “wo ranot agitate, or we will penahf" And then he agitated rt with a spoon, and pretty soon it |»n*be<f, all but the sugar. AM exchange publishes an article boasting of ‘ What a ringle bean can produce” It ia amasing. Fired from a bean-shooter into a man’s ear, it can produce rame of th- worst language paper before ik is mailed ths subscriber, and by the middle of the next day tbo n»d* foa/lmg to town are swarming with small Urys sent in by their moth­ er* to get an unmuulriod copy of th* paper, each -oman being firmly ecsFight Betwrea < Deg aad a Drakry. vinced that the missing paragraph ro­ uted to a scandal about be? neighbor.— A singular encounter between a dog Chica-jt> Tribune. and a don'xry has just occurred in Blackpool, England. A retired gentle­ man, named Weddington, owned a fine young donkey and a splendid mastiff. Yue other day the donkey wua groxing in* field, when the dog rush.d at it in Preridrai Lincoln «-k1 S ord on the one aide, and Stephana, John A. Camj------, —-------M. T. Hunter oo th* other. The at­ tenuation of Mr. BtepbMM ha. tong ix-ea a matter o< snoti general notoriety that it ia n'Hoffirariwto^paak o< B- It Selling Goods ms Of HIGH I A. C. Btiten LARGEST STOCK GMSIITB A mu-hkkm had impressed upon ber little boy the Dceewuty of ejecting the skins of grapes, and a faw day* after­ ward she told him the story of Jonah and khe w hale. “ Did the wbafo swal­ low other men, too? " aaked the boy. “ Well, I rappoae he did," oontinuad the moth-r. "And, mamma, did he epit the skins out?" Tuk publisher of s country psper Iowa baa discovered a method of i suntancuuriy doubling the cireuistn of hia abrei. He simply Las some smi owner apjieared upon the scene s»d| frrwh atmmpta were part them, tart witoofit snoBoas, After the flgbt liad lasted half ra hour, the owner de­ rid *d to have the dog shot, as it had by tliat Ume fastened with a firm bold on obtained. But so savage was the fight j that it was difficult to shoot one Mxtaml! witboat kilhng th* other alw. atm was take*.and • tatlhrt | tbs daw's Und. and ik drowp* ground. When the •«**• away lbw dog was (tend, tart the �o. T. wa—T Htal whisky. ' BnixleU Mirnnw, aged Benulngiagton. Sltiawsi wa*instantly killed on . c falling limb while rhoppii Fred. Smith oged aByes depot F Ur of Belford,Calhoun------ ... . •’Have a wnarmFlwwiwI tvrvnty egimddenly of heart diw*-- on tie 17th pro**-men in bh rare. . whflo Kitting ia his ehair by the stove. “Never! Never! 1 want io i»t into the depot! If I mieWhat train HI sue tbo MMrrUelakejSraadTraverae county wbelr dtyF Hr wan showu^he-pnbHc entrmvee, was instantly killed by a falling tree and b* made a rw& for a Flint A Peve <m the iMh. Marquclto train which wa* making up. "Ttiat isn't the train for Toledo!” Georgt Koehler, a farmer at Magill's (mJ behurcamp, Manistee county, was thrown .- .—.-------- . .... ....... Bumps wa* standfrom a load of log* Katutday and instantly killed, a log falling on him for thta^ir! Ut me and hre*king hia neck. through thta gate!" •Ticket phMa.” Iwinird oat of a North western Grand Paku. Framcr, Drc. Mb. I8». Trunk railroad engius. near Battle Il ha* Ixk-u wittily »*id that "all g»>od Crook, seriously hduring Engineer Americas, when they die. g» to i>U." Gi-orgr Bun-all and a brakeman named davit of Uiis afiur and send it back to IIe"pMM4 through and entered a This paradise of citto* is • dream of childhood, a life-long hope, we may adl U. or RmbiUoa. espeefadlj among iMUe*. The shops of all eur cilie* *re filled with fascinating specimens of Paris Usee, art, and skill, in the shape Joseph Noyes and Mr*. Jenie Delano, of drosses, jewehy, glove*, lace*, and of Cltmax.-or near, there, have been other feminine temptation*. No win­ jailed on a charge of adultery—the der laiiira long to nee the garden where woman in the. case being accused of these flowera grow, the greet comer haring left ber husband and only child VBtory in which they bloom in all their to go with Noye*. A tramp by the name of Nelson original fro*hne*a and beauty. And Higby died at Lawton ou the l&th from this is why so many American* promiw the efforts of hunge” and cold. He to treat their children to a visit to waa a member of the iMth regiment. Pana, "if they are rood," toe sons when New York infantry, and came from they get through college, and the Wyoming county, N, Y. Sebastian Sykes, of Kalamazoo, daughter*. 0, rapture! for their brid*l found hi* wife and a man named tours and trvuntaiu. The delicious Marshall—in Jtapraate ds/«cto; rut wit­ perspective ia held out a* a reward, an nesses to the fact. and. Instead of lick­ ing or shooting Mr. Marshall, he ba* encouragement something akin to tliat sued him for • 10,000 damage*. which avail* the good in the beautiful William Young, an eccentric and city of the Hereafter. The ocean voy­ wealthy fanner.a widower, who ha* age naturally so much dreaded,' i* pa­ Jived alone near Nile* for year* wa* tiently endured a* a perogntory leading found dead in hi* house n few day* into paradise. And with what a fresh, since. He had been shot through the bead And an unsuccessful attempt was eager interest these new comers open made to burn the bourn- over him. He their delighted -.-ondeang eye* to the km robbed of money known to be on beauties and novelties of the fair city hi* person. Board* were piled on bi* and fired, but his body was utoly of their dreams. One meet* them ev­ liody partly bn rued. No clue to the mar­ erywhere in the attitude of exclama ■ The merry JCLi of J. B. Hartwell. .Sucre** As C. B. Whitney waa ate Spires’ saw mill from the loj aud saw game, stepped back into the bouse for hia gun, then blazed away, then ran out for hi* game, when behold ’two* only a bow's liver which had fell from the tree where it bad been hung, bet Al. bound to get the worth of his powder, liad his game dressed for There was a family Christmas tree at Mra. Ilcsa* on Christmas eve. where a good time wa* had, dosing with * boundfnl sapply of eatable*, of which all done ample justice. Among the nice present* waa a heantifal sofa for Mra. riesa. and a set of sleigh bells for Tom Nile*. The batebdora, Duane and Eugene Brown, who are keeping house by thvinwl w*. pvt for their share a batter plate with a large roll of bean tiful butter. The value of the pre*cot* waa estimaUil at fl 10, but the beat feature of the occaaiou was thr gtxxl cheer and happincM present. The Christina- tree festivities at the Crowell School house was a decided sucres* in every feature cxreptsinging, that part of the exercise* tiring the poorest of all, caused by the absence of the one who waa to take the lead. Tbc school house wa* tilled uneomfcrtably full, ever 200 being present. The exerci*e« conaisted of prayer, singing, and speaking by two little girls, after which old 8suta Claus himself made his *ppearanee amid the ringing of bell* and sound of trumpet, causing the little ones to rejoice that be was there with' his generous gift*. The older persons were not forgotten a* was evinced by distribution of several easy chairs, clothing, cash, and now and then a re­ minder in the shape of a little "nigger” baby. The value of the present* was .stimated at Marty flam. Handker­ chiefs were very (reueronsiy distributed a* everybody had a bad cold, and a* your corre«pundcut is blest with a l>eautiful handle (o hi* face, of course he KO( a good large kerchief. We motion that the correspondent* of the paper* of Barry and Eaton counties meet al some jHace convenient to all. and exchangs thought* and have a good time in general. We think sueh a meeting would be beneficial to both correspondent* and editor*. Of coarae the editors will be invited to attend. We have talked with several corres­ pondents on tlie subject, and all unite in the belief that *neh a meeting would rrsnit in good to all concerned. Papers of Eaton and Barry counties please ropy.-- 1’ar. ia Eaton liapidt Journal. Ysi, and West Kalamo second* the motion, and will name No*hville a* the place of meeting, and also motion that the editor* of the pajw-r* represented not only attend, but give us advice. The News agree* to do all possible to make the meeting a sucres*. Brother* and sisters speak UP. what do vou say f EATOM COUNTY ITEMS. "And thia is Paris, and I am in it.” The dream ia realized at laat. It can­ not'be denied that Pari* has lost some thing of ita peculiar attraction* to American rye* by Hh- clunge of goveromen'. from imperialism to Repub­ licanism. not Im-causc they object tn the Republic (they have plenty of that at home) but, in coming abroad, one wishes to see novelties even in the shape of King* and Emperors. Still thr greal/apital is full of Interest to foreigner^; and. if Monarch and Court no longer exist, souvenir* enough would remain to give reality to thr past. Paris is yet, and will always recAin the city of Henri IV.. of Louis XIV.. ami ot Napoleon; of Marie-Antoinette; of Josephine ; and of Eugenia, in spite of all the acnscle** effort* to efface tlieir names and destroy their monuments. It is not easy to annihilate history when written in the memory of ages. The tide of American visitors to Pari* is constantly increasing. I am not able * the exact number of arrivals durim tlie paat year; but. judging _______ c list of name* weekly publishrd in the papers, it cannot be fiu l>elon that of last “Great Exhibition Year;* and, with thr universal revival of bu*ine*a in the United States, it i* nredictvd that the niimtier of visitor* toe com­ ing year will be greater than ever known before. The general prosperity of the country makes everybody feel rich and disposed to travel. The motive* which bring American* abroad are variomi. Some come to Paris in the pur­ suit of art and science, others for.mcr cantile objects; some from curiosity, others Cor mere pleasure and dissipa­ tion ; and all, more or 1cm, for the pur pose of shopping. The latter object is the special busim-as of the ladies—and bow thev revel in it! and what u bouu tiful providence they an- to Pari* tradesmen and confectioner* ’ Americans who furnish apartment* in Paris come in contact with working people, and *ec a phase of their lite which is ludicrous to the stranger, but sometime* more annoyance tlian ludi crous. I refer to the slownees with which the Parisian mechanics work, and die long while it take* to get any ■ thing »ccompU*hrd by them. Some friends of mine hired in May, 1878, a suite of apartment* in this city, and by superhuman effort* and great determm ation, they have just succeeded in com Dieting toe furnishing of the some. They tell me that they . ordered some furniture made, and several months after, one day in walked a man carry­ ing an arm chair, “You’ve brought the furniture bare youF “Out. Madame, un fautcnil!" and that was the extent of his flrat delivery. Another mouth ns—ed by, and the same man appeared bringing w;:h him another chair, with tbo remark, "Encore un fautenil!" And so it went on till all the furniture arrived. The carpet man would bring a single breadth of earpet at a time, solemnly deposit it in the solos and de­ part with 4my*dc mteti.” to appear again some days later with a few me­ tres iboro. In due time the whole car­ pet arrived, and then be put it together and laid it properly. The laying of gas-piping in their rooms was a IhtcuIcan feat, only excelled by the laying of the first Atlantic cable, and requir­ ing quite as much fuss and red tape. Then before the jra* could I. turned on, a corps of official from thr Prefect­ ure ot Police came and solemnly punch ■ ed holes through thr wall* near Un­ coiling io each room, in order to pre- A young lady in Chicago, when ask­ ed by the ofteiating minirtev, "Will you lore, honor and obey thia man as your husband and be to him a true wife r Mid plainly, "Yea. if be doe* what he promised me financially." An unfortunate woman, alwnt to-be, come a mother, was turned away from the door* where abe had called for aid, near Jeffersonville, Indiana, and drir, entn dispare, she laid down in the woods, where ber body and that at ber new boro-child were found partly eaten Battle Crock i* *imply immcnM* on bad acnsation*. A dead Infant was found in a privy vault one day last week, and on Saturday Samuel Tuttle a prominent citizen and married man. waa arrested for adultery with Mr*. Clara Miller and she *Imi unrated for infanticide. Mr*. Miller admit* the maternity of the dead bain* liut claim* that die did not willfully murder it. but merely allowed it to die from neg­ lect. The range th’ng of Liii* whole transaction ia the conceded fact that her hu stand (Fred Miller) knew noth­ ing of the matter. They had not been married only about 4 month*. She work­ ed for Tuttle prior to her mama^c and nay* she wa* Deduced by him. Tuttle i« held inbond* of fll.OOO for hi* future appearance. The cane excite* more ttian ordinary interval owing to the family connections and personal stand­ ing heretofore of nil the panic* con- Atting KaUsfarBon. Half an hoar before the morning train over the Canada Southern Road was to leave for Toledo yesterday, a iHimpou*. fat man, with w-veral parrel* in hl* ann% entered the depot with a great nuh and made a liee-line forw Grand Trunk train. When halted at the gate and asked what train he want­ ed to take, he replied: "I'm going to Toledo, and if you make me ml** the train Hl sue you for "But this train isn’t for Toledo..’ "Why ian't it. sin why in the old bar­ n isn’t this train for ToiedoF lowdly demanded the fat man. "Because the tnuu for Toledo stands ever on that track there.” "Then why didn't yon toll me so in the flrat plncet I’m a good mind to re­ port you to your Muperiora. sir!” "You’ll And the Superintendent up stair*," humbly repl ied the gate-keeper. "And IT. lodgecnraplaintagRiMtyou —ye*,I will.! Travelcrshave right*, and Ward Lamor. tdl* a new story of Mr. Lincoln. Soon after Lamou sis ■Mie Marshal of the District, ia 18K. stain and the whistle of the yard eu he waa ia the neighborhood of a earner gine mads-him halt and turn and rash .. 7 . CLOAK DEPARTMENT We have an elegant line, both in Basket and Plain Beaver, which, owing to the unfavorable season we will offer at just about cost. SHAWL DEPARTMENT We have 20 or 30 varieties, all new styles. Which, if we were to buy to-day would cost 11 1-2 per cent, more than you can buy them THE SUN FOR 1880. nr dJon’t forget that if yon want the lx-*t pair of BoIm with rock-elm l*am» and the Im-aI finished Cutter in the county. or good Horse Shoeing. 'Vugon*. Bob*. Buggies or Cutler* repaired painted or tri round in tin- beat style. Dress Goods Department We offer unusual attractions. > We are the only parties that keep the celebrated Broadhead Alpacas that are warranted not to draw in wet­ ting, and will bear washing. We have also a lull assortment of all wool Cashmeres, Worsted Brocades, and Lusters. Nothing would be more acceptable to a lady than a nice new dress, and now you can secure one at a triflling cost ------- ITS’ OU H---------- CLOTHING and HAT Kratnuraut! Kcstauraul!! You will find the best place to pro­ cure oyster*, warm meals cookie*. pic*, cigars, <-u-.. etc., at Wolcott A Dun­ ham's Reataurant under Boise Bro*, drug store. Remember oysters served in every style. Wolcott A Dcxuam. 1 travelers haveiug rigirta fa me°irBump*.»dn and Fma 'Siiiliiiiii tie Star fcErcnMy. THE PROGRESS OF UMIVER8AL1SM niiLiAWi i runiu, o. __________ Cincinnati, Ohio. We have during the past few days added several attractions in boy’s and youth’s wear, which we offer at special bargains, and invite the attention of parties needing any­ thing in this line. BURN THE BONDS! Restore the Gkeenbacks -Down with Moxopolt—Uiwith the People—Labor to thr Frost— Cocrox-cLirr»Rs to the Reau. POMEROY’S i> i: m <»<: h a i FOR ONE DOLLAR ! "1X HOC vixcxs!” sigxo | BOOT and SHOE The _____________ j-y r,.i, for i_nrd Botxv. it FRAMCta. --------------------------------- - —— ------ —— tV A splendid Family Bible can be had nt II. G. Halva for 2.00, 4.00 and * DEPARTMENT We have a splendid assortment, all suitable for the holidays, consisting of Ladies’ Fine Shoes, Child’s Fine Shoes. Ladies’ Slippers, Men’s Slip­ pers, Boy’s Slippers, and other special attractions. Wood! Hqodl! Wood!!! I will receive bid* until January tOth, 1880, for sixty-five cords green Beech and Maple body wood, two feet long, to be placed on school grounds District No. 1, Town of Castleton. Contract will be awarded to lowest responsible bidder. C. AtxswoRvn. Director. Just Received FANCY GOODS GOING, GOING. GUNG I DEPARTMENT We have an endless variety, con­ sisting of Silk Handkerchiefs, Cam­ bric and Linen Handkerchiefs in elegant perfumed boxes. Neckwear, Paperties, Gloves, Hair Ornaments, Bracelets, Knapkins, Child’s Knit Ulsters, Hoods, Scarfs Mitts, Ties, TERMS REASONABLE. DON’T FAIL TO OAIL u<T-r y" THE CIWCIWWATI, OHIO. DEPARTMENT ISCIPIO MILLS CIIKHIT IILLEB DRESS KAUNG A SPECIALTY! WHEAT EICUI8E0 FOB FLOUR Towels, Corsets, BackCombs,Ruches, Belts, and thousands of other articles too numerous to mention, all adapted for substantial holiday presents, and for the holidays will be marked down much lower than ever before. Re*p<e><wftally. TM. l» taraktr. "Yob ■ eaght to knew better. When you have to hits num Me * Hub. not your 1(27 USIVSMS1.ISSI m| P0MER0T8DEM0CRAT, gato-kceperf’it is over twenty miuntos Jretfcbefore train time. Plra*e show your "Show my deket! Do yea suppose a tuau in my positionmean* to steal a nde oa the hind traeksF GRAND RAPIDS I IV181OJ in all departments for and during the coming holidays. We have a great variety of goods adapted for holiday presents, and offer them at very low prices. THE DETROIT FREE FREES, A terrible affair oceured nt Port Huron ou Fridav night. Charles How­ ard, son of Hon. Henry Howard, and a friend Cha*. Fox. were out "making a night of it,” when Howard was shot dead. Almut 2 o'clock in the morning they left a billiard saloon to get some­ thing Io cat. Coming to n tolmrco and liquor stun- kept by I. D. Mulligan, thev «aw a light in the is-oatl story and Howard went up the side ntairway leading to the room where the lamp was sitting and knockrfl at the <|ooi. I )u getting no reply he descended and. locking r.nn« with Fox. started aero** the street. When about half-way over the door nt which Howard had just knocked was opened anil a moment later a shot was beard. At the *am<- gnu ha* given himself up to the author­ lies saying, that he supposed Howaid and Fox. were drunken sailors and be wanted to scan- them. The usually quiet and law abiding community round-about Decatur, is terribly excited over a touch of the linch law. a demonstration brought on bv the horrible tragedy enacted in the Morris mansion last Sept. The par­ ticulars are a* follows: < >n Drcemlwr 17th Riley Huntley, who was the hired man of tin- murdered Henry Mom*, made a complaint Iw-fore Jus­ tice Haynes ul Decatur, charging Floyd Smith, the general factotum of M. D. Matteson, with complicity in the Mor­ ris murder and a warrant was issued and served by constable Botsford. The latter effected Smith's crre*i alioat W P. M- and while on the way with him to Decatur abandoflOor Di masked men suddenly presented themselves before Botsfonl and bid him relcaac Smith. He did so, and wa* told to go home, a thing he performed expediti­ ously. In the meanwhile the rrscaer* or releasing party paid their attention to Smith. Who having been rearrested and in custody, relate* his experience a* follows: He wa* taken to an old honsc in the woods, the floor wo* torn up and a grave was dug unJeracath, a rope wa* swung over a beam and he waa told that if he did not confess he would lie hung. He said he knew nothing about it. when they put the rope around Ins neck and. hauled him up until nearly choked. Then they let him down and said they would give him another chance. He told them again that be did not know who committed the deed, whereupon they took him to anotbei place and hung him up again. When let down he said that nc did not know anything about the murder, but admitted rece­ iving in his name, letters for Matteson and mailing letters at several post­ office* for him. Our Special Bargains People’s Champion, fUBLXSBRD AT LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN, �79and '80, ------- ■A.T-------- BOOKS Dicken's Works Complete, Scott’s Works Complete, Waverley's Mrs. Holmes' Works Complete, E. P. Roes’ Works Complete, Macaulay's Hii 5 volumes, Mrs. Holmes' New Book Forest House, Lives of Washington, Ns Clay, Calhoun, Henrv, Boone, etc.. Tennyson, Shaksphere, Milton, Cowper, Scott, Burns, Longfellow, Whittier, Holmes, Byron, and every leading poet. Beatiful books for girls and boys, children and youth. Webster’s Dictionaries, 8 kinds. 100 Bibles in every style. . 250 Photograph Albums from 25 cents to $5.00. Fine Autograph Albums. . The finest line of Chromoa large or small, in Barry or Eaton Counties. Fine box paper and stationery. Inkstands, cut glass, bronze, etc. Marriage Certificates, Legal Blanks, etc. Diaries, a fine variety Complete, i, Chancer, ----------------- TOYS:----------------- . The finest line of Chins, Wax, Paper Mache, and Rubber Dolls we ever received. Vaces in endless variety, style and price. Toys for Infants, Children, Youth, Manhood and Age. - A* large stock and variety to suit everyone. Shaving Mugs and fixtures. Soaps in every shape. Perfumes, fine goods and low. Toilet Articles. Complete line. Violins, Harmonicas, and Musical Instruments of many kinds. WATCHES and JEWELRY': FINE ELGIN WATCHES, FINE WALTHAM WATCHES, FINE FOREIGN WATCHES BEAUTIFUL RINGS FOR CHILDREN. YOUTH, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN NECK CHAINS, SLIDE CHAINS WATCH CHAINS, EARRINGS CUFF PINS, COLLAR PINS GENT’S SCARF AND BOSOM PINS, CARD CASES, COLLAR BUTTONS, ETC.. ETC. SPECTACLES SILVER AND STEEL BOWED COIN SILVER TEASPOONS. RODGER BROS. KNIVES, FORKS. SPOONS, ETC., ETC. Our goods were bought for Cash in August and September, be­ fore the advance, and will be sold low. Call and see us. Respectfully, BOISE C. C. BROS. WOLCOTT. wrhw AWFUL! AAOTIIIGH IA>T OF____ - 25 NEW IMPROVED VICTOR SEWING MACHINES, --- FOR--- HOLIDAY presents One Year’s Tine. Svtry MmIum wimaUd C. C. WOLCOTT. �CHRONOLOGY. Mi kiUad tty • buOsr asphrnsa st Fres&xn, U Riol betwose Mgross at Melutosb, Os ; _ —_ NECROLOGY Ccr Qaxe—A ospaadahalf of sugar, half cup each of milk and butter, three egg*, a little over two oape of flour, a cup of currants, tesspoonful cream tar­ tar, half teaapoonfnl soda; spice with nutmeg, a* you prefer. Ckanbem*y Drarum^—Ona quart of flour, one teaspoon!□! of soda, and •one, and if two tcaspooufuls of cream of tartar. —__________ _______ _ __ reins this month th<s growth may be too luxuriant. Fodder 8lackf.—A* a precaution against rrinsnd melting enow, the top» of. fodder stack* may bn covered with a few sheave* of long strew, tightly fold over and over, lh< n tie in a P*»bound about the top of the stack, or to ding-cloth and put into a steamer, a stake throat down into ita center for where lei it cook over * steady fire for a tow feet. one hour, with faith, never looking into Top Dressing.- If manure u needed the pot. Serve with sweet wino sauce. fur winter grain now is tho time to ap­ OoaHam Baris.-Take one cake of ply it. It may be n««xl fresh and coarse without Lining much in value. Every ; dry yeast, auch as y ou get st tbo gro straw npri-ati over the wheat is of great Mir's—I like it better than the oom pressed yeast—dissolve in a cupful of Icncfit. Mulching is a protection against extreme* of both heat and cold, I - warm ws'er, and make a better of wheel and preserve* the crop during sudden flour in a bowl, about 4 o'clock, and eel and *evcre ehan pea of the weather.* , in a warm place until evening; then 1 take one quart warm water, large spoon­ Pasturing Fall Grain.—M the fall ful of salt, and make your bstter or grain ia in danger of jointing it abould sponge, also with wheat flour, and oover be pastured without delay. Il ia often in a warm plane uitil morning; then a great help to the wheat or rye to let | put in two table spoonfuls of molsaeiw, ahcep or oalraa upon it. They ent and make up your dough with your down luxurious growth and '.read the bauds with Graham flour; now stan.l •oil firmly about the roots, if no other ' again to rise until light, when it is to stock axe availabi** for this purpose be made into losvrs and let stand until cows may be let into the winter grain 1 very light, and bake. Farses Pancakes. — Ingredients-• Two eggs, one-half pint milk, two ounce* granulated mtinr, two ounces butter, flour and jelly. (1) Beat the ample ventilation must be given at butler and sugar to a cream; (2) beat once. A freexing temperature will not the eggs separately. the yelks to a injure root* or ]>otatoe* if they are ex­ cream. and the while* to a froth, and posed to it but a abort lime. II they add the yelks to the butter and sugar: are found too warm in the collar, the (3) stir tiit. milk into three ingredients: heap* ahoald bo turned over and well (4) butter six tin pie plates; (6) sift two sired. The best temperature is one ounce* of flour with a teaspoobfnl of ,0.1 Aon Un, l™u< poinl. !»•»«. un u. .. , UUt»is ft aa 155* u> 1861; Quincy, sard St 31 John Blsekwood. nr., the tsmutu Hootch I The Leisure of Winter.—While' ihc above-named mixture. put lb ber. ot Edinburgh. 31. Jsret. Abbott, U-e writer of orerSOObooks ' there is always something to do about tar child cu: I •-nanston, Ma •«*>> X Mb L a farm, the winter season offers eonrid- <l«*. Jiwepb U.oker, U. & A.>Fk*hUng Joe,v J01. Mr* Eluabeii* JUuter, Baltimore, MX. ageillll 13 Edward Mallbaw W*nJ, emlnenl EnglUh pilot* r, Lotadou •JU George K Hilliard, author *nd poIlUMu*. Il sloe, aged 7U J B Her* tx^r. Lead of tbs best use of this time nothing can be more profltable than to procure and use a small select library of books of an instruct!ve kind. To read for amuse­ ment only ia not recommended, be­ cause information of a valuable kind can be procured in such a form a* to l>e interesting and agreeable. Surface Drain*.—It not already made, ample drains should l*o provided to free the fields from surface water Drains that have born plowed out msy need clearing in places with spade or I hoc. that the waler may pass off readily In laying out open drains the alojx-s । should lie so made that the water will no • flow c ff too rapidly—with a gentle inch| nation only; tn this emu- much of the ; water will soak into the soil, and will 23 JasBC fi KaIIocK sandldste at ths har. Frsaeweo amki'-siam far Mayor, shot in tbs .usvt bv C arl ■• fl* Toone, ••lit-r of tu CAronMr.- g'eat ■loaisawurt in that ri y. W IWU> Iboodxr, tbs Kietuniod 'a )tUU- LUMBER WAGOIB, And Carriage* of ail Desariptieaa. Fabm Waoom* a SracxALTT. |>OBEMTN D8DG8, lEDICIHESuiCHEIiClU, BLADDER" KIDNEYS For Debility. Loss of Memory. India position to Exertion or Business, Short neaa of Breath, Troubled with thoughts of Disease, Dimness of Vision. Pain in the Back, Chest and Head. Kush of Blood to the Head, Pale Countenance and Dry Skin. If these symptom* are allowed to go on, very frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow. When the Con stitution lieroiws affected it requires the aid of an invigorating medicine to strengthen and lone up the system- IRON, IMUISHEET HAEDVABE PEOPLE** DBCfi STORE, Haw-tins HELMBOLD’SBUCHU HELMBOLD’SBUCHU;^ goods,siiisai dress gom oven; (6) dnnt them with powdered , sugar, lay them one over the other, with a litUo jelly between ; dust the lop with sugar, and serve them hot. Corn Mrrrtxs. —Take one quart of milk and let it come to a boiling heat, but do not let it boil; then let it stand until lukewarm; then stir in two cups of yellow Indian meal and One of flour; make this u>Mint as thick as sponge for Rheumatism, bread; dissolve a small cake of comSpermatorrhoea, stand for one Lour to rise; in that time Neuralgia, it will l>e very light: then add one besping taUe-sjoonful of powdered sugar, Nervousness, two well t.eaten eggs, one-half cup of melted butter. uDc-lialf u-as,»oonlul of Dyspepsia, sods, stir ibis well together, acd have IS UNEQUALED the muffin rings hot and well greased with good butter, as poor would give manure that is on the slop*-*. the muffin a disagreeable taste; '1*1 Swamp Muck.—Wiens there is a them stand for fifteen minutes; then supply of swamp muck ,as much of it as put in a tn rx I crate oven to bake; it will convenient may be usefully spread over the yard a pens and stables aa an at»sorbenL if swamp muck contains 2 per rent of nitrogen -some baa been worth (10 for thia iiigredirut alone at itk market price. No ordinary stable maunie is so nch in nitrogen as thaL \ muek bed may well be said to be in vrlnalde. for obe acre, three feet deep, turnudiea 2.500 tons, having a value, at the above Dgurea, equal to (25.000. , Management of Manure - Tbobcm yard is the field fur winter work. Much may be done here by skillful msnagolurat Manure, »o lung m it is froa«-u, uimains unchanged, and the prepara- BKHl Indigestion, Constipation, Aches and Pains, Groceries end General Produce, Liver Complaint, Nevoua Debility, fiir some Umo f-ar-t engaged. Despite Epilepsy, Lu advanced age, Koiiauth daily de­ votes ten hour* out of every twentyHoad Troubles, four to the work of ci-mpooilh'n, com­ . pilation. and arrangement, for the book Paralysis, j,, he u about to give to ihe world will General III Health, consist not only of tin persona) memi.in-. but ot bis political wntingaand speech^, 8pJna| DlsC8»e», _ Th, Hrwl Tn!' Sciatica, EWTO5 HOUSE, Deafness, Decline, Lumbago, barrow move the manure from ihe •table each day to this heap. If the Lean is built up square and made four feethigh it will keep warm in the coldest weather, an<! wlnle warm it will ferment and rot. TUeialolas to Bu kirk, exJudge ot lbs Incur** Moprems Obert. A Mmo Psi'erwn-BoMparts, M Baltimore, M<L, ered W H Geu lUcbarl Taylor, eon of lb. lata PrvaidMit T*vk.r. in Neu Turk d'y, aged 53 li Gen. Th -m*a H Bouton, Jr., a pnral- .LSrc'S.'RXEr A RemarkabD Hide. A by-nomean* indifferent perform , a.uce waa achieved in 18IV by Mr. Hutch insoo, of Canterbury, who Lad backed I himself to ride from Canterbury to I London, just fifty-five and ono-bvlf1 miles, in three hours, omploving horse* belonging to himself and his friends, supplemented by some used m running tho Wellington coach. The journey waa divided into eleven stage*, varying in length from five to six and a half miles, and waa eventually got through in two hours, twenty-five minutes and flfty-ooo seconds, r.t an average rate of sp«wd of a mile in two minute* and thiriy-vix second*. Not at ail bad work, considering what road* were sixty years Bgc, and that some time wan lo»t in con sequence of the horses bolting Dow and again. Mr. Hutchinson returned home by coach, reaching Canterbury—which he Lad left al 8:30 in tho morning—a little liefore 3 ia the afternoon, tn good cue to an joy the dinner provided by his admiring fellow citiaens, wbo further­ more showed their appreciation of hi* horM-manabip by making him free of the city.— AU the Year Hour (I. and L rowing’ off the manure to a distsuc.' <>f about three feet; gradually move it from each end. until there arc two heaps. After tho manure has re­ mained in thia way lor a few weeks, re­ place tbn two hew|«. making one heap •gain, thus turning the manure very • horoughly twice. In turning, the msnum abonld be ahakrn thoroughly port, and all the lumps broken. Two loads of mannn- so treated do as much immediate good aa will three of coarse, lumpy stuff. The Granary and Crilnt.—S large quantity of grain » stored, ..waiting higher prices. This may be wise or otherwise. One thing ta be consid ered is the loss by abri aka*.* and wastes in the granary and crib. Wheat in the granary is subject to injury by the weevil and tbo grain moth. This dam­ age may be prevented to some extent by shifting tiic grain and running it through the fanning-mill Corn cribs are almost always infested by rats and mice. A vermin-proof crib may l« made by covering tbo post* and will average 1« pei cenL, and often more, of the value of th* grain, but it may lie in part or wholly avoided by care and precaution. Ive Fonda.—Every boose and dairy, however email the latter may be, should have a supply ol too. If there ia no pond, a small stream may be dammed ousiUustraiion in n order received a and the water ’.nek rd up, to make a day ar two rinoe, by a well-known New York undertaker's firm, to furnish a rich dfoth-covered casket, with velvet trimming*, and »olid silver plate and ba-dlea, The interit r of the cask-t was to be lined with white satin sad silk trimming* AU this was lor a Used dog Ix-ionging to a wealthy family np town. Tna auml Lad been nursed ami taken care of lor th* last I weety years. The dead animal lay in the csoket wrapped in a mantle of whiwi *aiin, with while rilk nblion* around tbo neck The re­ mains were taken to a cemetery dose to New York and put in tbo family vauit. Hix carriages, containing ths friends of th* dog, followed ths ro»e»1»ay.«gy«r______ . Catarrh, Nevoua Compl’nts, august pannta, and Kossuth’• oral ions 1 in that tongue, unrivaled for elegance <-f* style, sxe favorite reading .usa with «>■» the future Hungarian King. A pleasant st >ry m told how. oom* abort Umo ago, he learned, by lucre accident, that one of the sparecbes in question had been kept lack from him by bu tutor, on the ground lh»t it advocated the drthrouement and ezpuia on of the Hapsburg dynasty. His imperia! Hight*esu asked for the speech, but could not obtain it from hia attendants, whereupon he ap­ pealed to tho Emperor, aud Francis JoM pb at once gave orders that it shcnld be procured for his son. whose dcstre to read it met with his entire spproval. _______________ A una. is before the City Council of Victoria, British Columbia, prohibiting the herding together of Ctiinamcn. American ad Foreign larble, Monument*, Tombitouc*, Mantle*, fca. JYnalingw. Mich. tfonjrii, IhninrM, Boor Stomach, Erup­ tions, Bail Taste in the Mouth, Palpi­ tation of tbo Heart. Pain in the region of the Kidney*, and a thooaand other painful sywintocia. are tbs offspring of Dytpepda. HELMBOLD’SBUCHU Invigorates the Stomach, And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bow­ els, aud Kidneys to healthy actioa. in cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imparting .naw life and vigor to llic whole sysLcm. A single trial will be quite sufficient to convince the most hesitating of ita valuable remedial qualities. NO PATENT NO PAY IKHKriORS IHUNTORS soBTHSris-rstiijB.Tii'sr'B. ITS PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE, 8 1 caution. �SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUPI LOOKS, : Pronounced by all to be the most J l>/MMaf and cfkariom remedy row in use for the rare of eoapki, rohli, hoaite*em, croup, tickling sensation in the ’ throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottle* told trilkin the ld*t few neon. It gives relief where ever used, and the power to impart Irenrfit that mnnot be had from the cough mixtures nowfaiMO. SoM by all druggiria at tt cents per bottle. CHEMICALS, I had uodc during the day. A det; pickets was also made, my broth It. of Qm Bmek waa of the numb< e picket* were sent to our right, at dgned to protect our right Hat ra surprise. While the pickets we ng posted they were at tactrd by ivy force of rebel* and driven i HAEDWABE in greet confusion. awid.tbc wood* *oon became filled with pan id. stricken men. Some of the more brave' stood their ground for a while, but ill wa* useless, •ted regiment .after-regiment rolled back aud merged into the general panic. It wasaroncc the most won­ derful, frightful, and horrible right I ever witnessed. Thousand* of exei ted SURPRISED ! HeHers- Idler Pilis are alsohigh­ ly recommended for curing liver cam­ plaint, cunatijiation, rick headache, fe­ ver and ngue, and all diseases of the stomach and liver. Bold by all drug­ gist at Si rente per box. FOR WE ARE BOUND TO Direct From Chicago, Ttenton a* prrfomi to fursUli *n tbs NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON Good Goods DRESS GOODS ER rai Produce, rushed acemingly about to destroy the whole army. In this con'urion I re­ ceived a wound iu the right hand, which disabled me for service, I start­ ed to the rear, but soon came in right of an advancing colla run of rebel*. 1 bed then become separated from my commdrs. and a rebel officer motioned me with hi* sabre to come in to their line*, but wasn’t "coming in" just then and I turned aud double uuickcd in the opposite direction. 1 finally got out of the confusion, wounded, but thankful that 1 wa* alive. This attack of thr rebel* was led bv Gen. John B. Gordon now IT. 8. Sen­ ator from Georgia, and in design, and execution, was very similar to Um attack “Stonewall" Jackson madron Hooker's left, at Chancel lor* villc. a year pre­ vious. Tho eflect though terrible enough, was not so disastrous a* in Hooker s cane, for our litre* were rees­ tablished that night; but our corps lost several tboruaxid men iu killed, wound­ ed and prisoners, Gen’* Seymore and Sluder Iteiug among the number. Il is said that Geu. Sedgwick, when he mu the panic stricken condition of his troop*, cried like a child. When my regiment assembled for roll call the । next morning, more than half of their number were missing. Of the color i guard. of which 1 was a member.,live ont of seven were killed aud wnaiwird. In Hat* Bonnet*, Feather* Ornament* nnd Trimming* of all kind*. Ibresi Broke into my encl Making, Cutting and Fitting a Ifichof November. 11 about f years old; also A. Bl MH. "THE BOSS" BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, SPECIAL BARGAINS! II inlet f WALKER & NORTON, ■»» 11 K • FLOUR, MEAT, s FEED, We don’t a«k you to look around find.. but come to u.~ and will cheerfully give you our lowest prices, anti offer you the highest price for produce. Knowing von will Ire sntisftetl, we A Plain Man. The Woodward avenue car going north at 11 o'clock vrdenlay forenoon overtook a man with a hand-trunk of -r-i iis -y-v « ■* MORGAN BRRYOO.MIOH IllUTION FARMERS! -r-, “SSaSas-s- Fear neither Friend or Foe, board. There were several paswogt-iin the car. and os he stood iu thr doo tign Marble, NO PAY "If 1 am intruding don't hesitate to tell me so. I Idp? people who speak right out, and I am used to plain talk." Noone objected and be took a scat . roased hia legs and said to himself: I “i’ll bet they never built this car for I?** than fifty dollar*! I'm glad the' old woman isret here, if she should see bow it's fixed up »bc'd never let up on me till I tacked our to the bouse. 1’11 never tide on a wood wagon again when 1 ran jog along iu a chariot like this. It’s got more windows than a bee-hive, and 1 wouldn't dare spit on the tloor if 1 was dying to spit!" As Im made no nwvu to pay his fare the driver rang the bell. “Got bells on here, ehT” mused the plain man. "Now who’ a-th ought they'd have gone to such nn vxpenn­ as that! Folks here in town are right on the Style, uo matter what it co*t*!~ Thr driver rang agniu nnd again, and seeing that it did do good be fin­ ally opened the door and said : “Yem man iu the corner there—you didn’t pay your fare!” “My fare! Why, that's so! Hang­ ed if! hadn’t fotgotten all almut it' Were you ringing that iwll foe inc?" YOURS RESPECTFULLY, GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. BOSTON STORE NINETY-FIVE PER CENT. STERLING B*"" FINEST SEWED BOOT COARSEST PEGGED BOOT. 95PcrCent.8lEriiM JOHHSTOH’S SARSAPARILLA UTB CflffUin, BTTOU SHOP IM KILLEN'S BUILDING. ‘What were the worst results of the ilwnrT" tried an orator. “Widow*,” rated Jraea. who had married one. Mrttaatentt EtSj The Poor F.-ai’s Doot. �Supplement to Tlie ZVa«hville ISTwea. W4nr»~l hat tKxtr Itiorwl nt bia nrwlw-M«-t». in that be lia>l Utl-' U.K >OMrt*N train finally moved off. < X STL thm»..X •*h <"*«*«• Witdi'I i tril-.-d in th.- 2nd. Mb -ml Mb. with »**“«■ tU B rail Hmwncfc. Wurrt, and SrdgWH-k ia tbr Wheeling. W«-» Va, teiard^mmed.^corp.mmm.mlera. A through «md. ; ■ jlMiria. tM the of ■, ■>■* with abe enejrtfani MHrttaiMMiftir*—-------- Galt lM>u. is*^rta practice. i Dwbrhts and inuuadUlriy lie inlonanl ,,nr' llir«i<l> 1U.HM, Md Gm> i MJM{ camr. and the whole line moved d. ■mi wardwifh a cheer at “Double qui tents, thioHflb the bru*h and over the i liAtcti- Bat tin- mbela were ready for u« f Gen.-i® mod a withering fire from Bel Thi« act of loraeaiv? laMuuoua lam piONEER STORE. pjl^RRAIl FOR. THE It /\O Cl 0H | JT IS A FACT . NewGoods, NewGoods! BOSS STOCK Thai W'-krtplU ' rnrmre RTtimniTK ILUuIlJuli UKU1 ±LEulDt FURNITURE Anticipating a change .of weather, we are prepared to supply all our customers, (and we ask for just one hundred more than ... ,« .a™ rmnm we now have) with the mecesaaries for such a change. ; <Mr (I^U(1W ui s—.-u im uu-< u «i,v >•* * A BETTER LINE OF Fall and Winter Stock! Parlor Sults, Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers, Extension Tables, Lounges, Mirrors, Camp Chairs, Ac. । Has never been brought to Nashville, or sold on More Reasonable Ternm Good Suitings for 6 pence per yard—just think of it. Dreg" of Wine Suitings from 16 to 25 cents. Peacock-green Caxhmere, 45 cents. Brocades, in all colors, from 20 cents to SI. AH Wool Cashmeres. 50 cents—thin): of that. Common Furniture DRESS GOODS. I All of the latest shades aud pattern* VERY CHEAP. CLiOXKINGF. BEAVERS. CAMEL HAIR CLOTH, WATERPROOFS and LADIES’ CLOTH. All the latest styles out. . -------- --- --------- — • BEAVER s PAISLEY SHAWL 8 THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN. A BIG LINE OF Our Undertaking Departmift FROM no CENTS To ♦ion. A PRETIER LINE OF prices that can tiuudemoii CANNOT BE FOl’ND ANYWHEfcE. Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, HAT8, CAPS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. Onr fail Mock* are larger ami mom complctr than ever before, aud uolwith»tn tiding the late nd rance in prior*, hr buying tor caidi we hare m-citm-d many bargain* of which our cnatomera will map the benefit. , CLOTBUTGASPECIALTY. Kellogg, Demaray A Co. Boys' Suit*, S3 and upwards, Mens’ Suits, $5 and upward*: iNEW STORE! Meiy* Overcoats, $5 and upwards. Mens' Rubber Overcoats. Ladies' Cloaks, prettier and better than ever. NEW GOODS! Ladies’ Derby Waterproof Cloaks. Indies Rubber Boots. KOCHER I AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF wl.xnniur My New Stack of Fall Goods! GO TO THE NEW STORE OF BOOTSANDSHOES a k-.** »~.u we u • WILvUHaflUWt A better stock have never ij had, andi that* •is saving > a great deal. (Opporfte th* Wolcott Haaac.i COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF -FOR----- Davis Sewing ’Machines,'GROCERIES A more perfect piece of inachin^-y is not in market. TRY IT AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER ------WE PAY THE— . Highest Market Price BOOTS AND SHOES, For Produce, and give in exchange goods, 16 ounces to the pound, and 3 feet to the yard. IF YOU WANT I We expect and desire to win only by d to this end we earnestly solicit the patronage of nil who read this notice. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, lotions, Etc, ALL WOOL MIXED AND CANTON FLANNELS. Notion*, Ktc. I>ried -A.pple>* Wanted. FAIR DKALING 3 Shawls, Waterproofs, Lace, Hamburg Edging. HOSIERY. ZEPHYR, GERMANTOWN and STOCKING YAMS Fresh Goods and Lew Prices. ^,.343G'^.“SX‘. WILSON a HO WK. D. 0. 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