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Vol. I. HILLSDALE, MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1879. JVb. 22.
DIRSCTOltY. WITH CJZJZAXtJZR VISION". beach of the so-called beautiful bay of At the early age of eleven he had be Naples, and as we could not go to Pom come proficient in Latin. At seventeen ATTORNEYS. I saw, to-night, the man I loved Three little years ago; peii we watched the storm iu the bay. he gave to the world his celebrated treat HEPARD & FOWLE, Attorneys at Law. Office I did not think so short a time We, who were to sail on the morrow for ise on the Principle of Individuality, the over post-office, Hillsdale, Mich. 1-52 S Could change a mortal so! Alexandria, could see but little beauty in greatest literary production ever com PENCER D. BISHOPP, Attorney and Solicitor S in Chancery. Special attention given to Com There were none like him in those days, its roughness. The next day, Saturday, posed by a youth of that age. It was mercial Collections, Foreeloseure of Mortgages, So strong, so true, so wise; December 15, the wind and storm had remarkable for its erudition, and espe and to eases in the Circuit Court of this and ad He had a lofty, marble brow, joining counties. died away, the water was quite smooth, cially for showing the intimate acquant- And tender, soulful eyes. Office with E. J. March, Hillsdale, Mich. and we sailed for Alexandria about noon. ance of the author with the writings of ARCH BRO'S & McINTYRE, Attorneys, Coun A voice of music; hair by which the eminent philosophers of the da}'. It selors at Law, and Solicitors in Chancery, suc The raven's wing would seem' IN EGYPT. cessorM s to E. J. March, established A. D. 1SG5. ^ as equally noted for its vigorous grasp But pale indeed; a face and form We arrived at Alexandria about 5 p. M., E. J. MARCH, ) ;G5r-0ffice in Waldron's block, To haunt a sculptor's dream. of thought and its subtle analysis. L. B. MARCH, >-over Wilson's store. Wednesday, December 19. As soon as M. MCINTYKE. ) 15- Hillsdale, Mich. Having arrived at maturity, Leibnitz But when I looked at him to-night, we anchored, the native Arabs came out H. STONE. Attorney at Law. Collections will I saw no single trace arose at once to classical eminence. He in boats to take us ashore. It was the F• receive prompt attention. Office in Waldron Of the old glory; only just soon became distinguished, not only in block, opp. court house, Hillsdale, Mieh. 19 funniest thing I had seen; climbing like A very common face. the vast intellectual world of which he HAS. W. PRATT, Attorney at Law, Hillsdale, monkeys up the sides of the ship and Mieh. JSrRefer to Hon. Edwin Willits, M. C, No marble brow, no soul-lit orbs; constituted himself the center, but, in C The face was round and sleek chattering like so many parrots. We Monroe; Hon. Henry Waldron, President First part also of the civil. His wonderful National Bank, Hillsdale; Hon. Daniel L. Pratt, That once to my" love-haunted eyes Circuit Judge, Hillsdale. - 19- found nice rooms and a very good hotel, Was so intensely Greek. • genius led him to prove all things, and but the cooking was too Frenchy; and I his temperament to seek intercourse with . DYEING AND CLEANING. I know full well he has not changed know of several who were made ill by all men. There was not a philosopher or OMETHING NEW AND PROFITABLE FOR So very much. Ah, me! that and the brackish water we had to students. Gents' clothing cleaned, colored, re But I was blind in those dear days, statesman of any renown with whom he S drink. paired, pressed and finished in a superior style. And now, alas! I see. did not, on one subject or another, hold Faded blacks, browns, blues or any other col The next morning we spent most of the ors, restored to their original luster and bright ( 'Tis very dreadful to be blind, communication. His remarkable talents ness. Colors warranted to stancL Kid gloves time looking out of the window at the cleaned or dyed; also all kinds of ladies' Of course, and yet to-night placed him at the head in every branch clothing, shawls, cloaks, dresses, silks and rib I should he happier, far, if I queer scenes on the street, Arabs ped of science to which he turned his atten bons dyed and finished in any color to suit the Had not received my sight. fancy. Hillsdale Dye House, one door west of dling fruit, bread, sugar-cane, etc.; boys tion. Within the vast field of speculative C. Hatton's Store on North street. One little thought will trouble me— ~ • 11-52 R. SEELEY, Dyer and Finisher. and men eating these things as they drove thought there was no department' unvis- I only wish I knew the donkeys; women and men coming Whether he still is blind, or if ited by the ever-living activity of Leib LOTHING neatly cleaned and repaired by and going in the funniest costumes; cam C Philip Maher, Broad street (opposite Smith's His eyes are open, too. nitz, or unillumined by his brilliancy. coal house), Hillsdale, Mich. Will be pleased to els loaded with stones, boards, straw or show samples of work done. 3-13. —Carlotta Ferry. As a mathematician he had no superi men. That afternoon -we drove out to or. He was not impelled to solve abstruse DENTISTRY. MRS, GEORGE FERRIS IN ITALY. call on the missionaries here; went into problems simply to show to the world his R. J. C. SNYDER, resident dentist; office in the mission school. The girls sang two Commercial block, Hillsdale. Nitrous oxide Saturday, December 7, we left for Rome, ingenuity in this direction, but through D songs in Arabic, and "There is a Happy- gas for extracting teeth without pain. All kinds getting there at 5:30 P. M. Monday morn his love for method which characterized of dental work done in a careful manner. Natur Land" in "English. Drove to see Pom- al looking and serviceable plates inserted at mod ing we took a tramp to St. Peter's. It is all his intellectual nature. As a geolo erate charges. We use only the' best materials pey's Pillar and Cleopatra's Needle, or and guarantee our work. 3-52. a wonderful construction, everything is gist-he stood in the foremost rank ; and rather the mate to it. so vast and in such perfect proportion. many valuable features in this science PHYSICIANS. The cupids that hold the basins of hoty We left Alexandria in the evening for may be traced to his boundless research F. WHELAN. M.D. Office under Masonic water look very small across the church, Cairo, Passed through several mud vil es. In the vast metaphysical world no i hall. Office days Wednesday and Saturday, lages of Arabs. Some of the men were froA m 2 to 4 o'clock P.M. Residence on Hillsdale but as you stand by them they are eight writer, before or since, has reached the . street, Hillsdale, Mich. 1-52 feet. Up in the dome is a painting of St. at their plows, having such odd animals eminence gained by Leibnitz. His writ C. JOHNSON, M.D. Office at residence, Hills- Peter with a pen" in liis""hand:"*' ill" the yoked together: a cow and camel, a don ings on this subject alone reveal' more Ci dale street. Office hours 6 to S A. M.; 12 to key and buffalo, or camel and donkev. 2 P. M.; G to 9 P. M. Orders may be left at Curtis' painting the pen is six feet, but as you original thought than the combined works' ' drug-store. . 1-52 look at it, it does not seem more than ten Reached Cairo on Friday, December 20. of many of the most noted. He compiled inches. Saw the bronze figure of St. Pe Saturday we visited a mosque here. The PHOTOGRAPHY. ' a historical sketch for the House of Bran ter which has its toe kissed so much that water carrier with his bottles we see eve denburg, from its remotest era, such as R. COLE'S excellent Photographic Studio, rywhere. The men and women carry J • one door north of Penfield <& Goodrich's book the big toe is nearly gone. We saw the greatest of European states might not store, Hillsdale, Mieh. First-class work at lowest priests, ladies, gentlemen and beggars go the children on their shoulders. On the prices. 1-1-2G unjustly envy. Modern literary history to it, cross themselves, kneel a moment, donkey is the usual mode of riding. One nowhere presents a grander intellect than PLANTS AND FLOWERS. rise, wipe off the foot, kiss it, rest the who wishes to ride gets on and then the his; moving with so supreme a power, head a moment on the foot and then go owner or driver runs behind, whipping, pOLLEGE HILL GREENHOUSES. through such a diversity of regions and off. punching or kicking the poor animal. in its own strength subjecting all to itself. GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING PLANTS, This country is full of date palms, aca In the Vatican we visited the Sistine He manifested so much judgment and Baskets of Flowers, Boquets, Wreaths, and other cia trees, cactus hedges four or five feet Designs in Flowers. Chapel and were greatly disappointed to forethought in the affairs of state that he high, orange trees, and oleanders nine or Greenhouses on Hillsdale street north of College. find it so small and plain, and very dark, stood without a rival as a diplomatist. 1-1-52 • W. HUGHES., ten feet high. Flowering maples in the too. The walls are covered with paint His services were sought after b}r all the garden of the hotel twenty feet high and INSURANCE. ings, but it is too, dark to enjoy them, as, nations of Europe ; and many of his doc in full bloom, cactuses climbing trees like from age, the paintings are very dim. uments were hailed as masterpieces of P. REYNOLDS. Gen'l Insurance Agent, Fire, vines, morning glories and all kinds of Li Xtife and Accident. Eight of the best Fire We studied Angelo's "Last Judgment" historical learning and political wisdom. Companies, aud the strongest Life and Accident flowers, lilies, roses, etc., in bloom. We Companies in the world. Aggregate Assets over closely. In the gallery of sculpture, saw The highest post of honor which the spend Christmas quietly at the hotel and SlQO,QOO,000. Absolute indemnity guaran celebrated marble statues of "Mercury," government could confer was offered him teed and all work done in an acceptable manner. Thursday go to Suez. We intend to sail Office with Dickerman & St. John in Waldron's "Apollo di Belvedere" and the group of on condition that he would renounce the block, immediately in front of court house, Hills for India the 2Sth or 29th. dale, Mich. Give us a call. 19-52 the "Laocoon." Protestant faith. But, notwithstanding Drove out on the Appian Way. saw the LEIBNITZ. the splendid compensations awaiting such Commercial & Telegraphic Dep't, ruins of the Palace of the Csesars; went a change, he refused the proffered. posi Hillsdale College, far as the catacombs of Callistus, which In every age there, have been some tion and clung to the faith of his youth. HILLSDALE, . MICHIGAN- we went down into and through with a who, by their superior faculties and un The world bows in reverence to a life ESTABLISHED 1876. guide. All dark as jet, save the lights of tiring industry, have not only achieved which could be so busy, and yet live for Presents to the public a better course of. instruc our little tapers. It is said that seventeen an eminence in learning, but their names principle and principle alone. The more tion than is oficred by any other commercial col lege in the United States. Popes and one hundred and seventeen have remained before the world without we study the intellectual abilities of Leib The facilities here afforded have never been thousand Christians were buried here. a compeer. Some minds having grasped equaled by any other institution. nitz the more do we feel conscious of A few bodies are still there, but every difficult themes and abstruse problems, Room, Hoard, Fuel a.2i& Liglit only contemplating one of the most powerful thing in the tombs is now all dust. We have so far divested them of their mys $2.75 per Week ! and lofty minds which the Divine hand Send for illustrated pamphlet giving1 full infor saw the box or coffin of some one with teries that the world has paid them the ever bestowed upon the human race. As mation. old bones in it, and the hair on the skull highest homage and regarded them as 1-52 ALEXANDER C. RIDEOUT. Prin. we review the deeds of his generous life, is still perfect. Saw the arches of. Titus, endowed with almost supernatural pow we find many noble and soul-stirring FRANK ARMSTRONG, Severus and Constantine; the Tarpeian ers. Not only have they received honors qualities for the eulogizing of which lan Eock; drove around the city and saw the from their own age, but each successive guage is wholly inadequate. Then, in Fresco § Scenic Artist, king and queen who were out driving; generation has the more loudly extolled admiration of a life whose silent influence ate our lunch at the top of the old Colise their names. Of these, none have more has for many generations helped to ele HILLSDALE, MICH. um rains. • truly merited the honors bestowed upon vate and ennoble mankind, let each one them than Leibnitz. We find him in REFERENCES: Thursday, December 13, we decided to crown his memory with laurels as tokens First National Bank, President's Room, Under- leave at 10 p. jr., travel all night to Naples early youth in the public schools of his of grateful remembrance. C. L. S. -wood Opera House, Waldron's Hall, residence of and Friday go to the ruins of Pompeii. native land; yet no school discipline • • • Hon. Henry Waldron, Gas Co.'s Office. Hillsdale, Michigan; Bank of C. T. Lee, Universalist As we neared Naples the next morning, could supply the fuel necessary to feed None but a mother, tender and loving Church, Dowagiac, Mich.; Universalist Church, Residence of E. B. Dart, Lansing, Mich.; Congre we saw Vesuvius sending out smoke and the consuming fire of that marvelous in of heart, who has just traded her hus gational Church, Somerset, Mich,; residences of a little lava, and, way down the side, saw tellect; therefore he was, for the most band's §27 overcoat for a sixty-five cent Mrs. M. A. Huzlett. A. R.Smart.MD, Charles Stowell, Hudson. Mich.; First Presbyterian Church, Jones the hot lava that had been thrown out part, self-taught. So genius has always image of "Samuel at Prayer," can realize ville, Mich.; E.O. Grosvenor, Jonesville, Mich. the congressman's love for his country.— Churches, halls and residences decorated in the recently. Got to our hotel at 7 A. M. in a been, for it has never received any exter highest style of the art, at moderate prices. 9 drizzling rain. Our hotel was on the nal stimulus equal to its own impulse. Burlington ITawheye. ry and earned more than empty honors. Mrs. Maggie Ayres Fox, -Wyoming, 111., ffliQ' J§il?£dNew York. Reports a pair of perfect at Ottawa. Went to California and was little twin girls, now almost two years Tenor, D. E. Clark. Bass, R. M. Rarrus. AND DEALER IN librarian in the public library at Oakland Pianist, Luella Pierce. old, "so nearly alike in every respect that a year or more, but for the past four years The successful competitors were: Re their mother has to put a mark upon one has been at Walla Walla. Had to leave hearsal, Ella Tarr; eulogy,Gertie Coplin; of them to distinguish it from the other." home temporarily last summer on ac paper, Nette Dunn; oration, Jennie Cross. Fresh and Salt Meats, Calls them Jessie and Juva. count of the Indians. Thinks "poor Lo" JSS- Are you Hon. M. A. Luce, San Diego, Cal., judge doesn't bear a near acquaintance very PREPARED of the circuit court, graduate at Albany well. for the long, cold and dreary winter, when there VEGETABLES, will be need of a good, cheerful law school in '67; settled atBushnell.Ill.; Mrs. Eoxie Tyler Paldi, Canova, St. was city attorney. Moved to California Clair county, Mich., taught three or four FIRE six years ago and began to serve as "His years in the public schools at St. Johns, by which to sit and read or study, or pass away a Oysters and Fresh Fish few pleasant hours with some genial companion? Honor" Jan. 1, 1876, with a salary of Mich., lived two or three years at Thom If not, then get some of that splendid in their season. $2000 in gold". Mr. Luce lengthened his son and St. Paul, Minn., since which time • .'• MFJSTDLIJSrG college course by a full three years'ser she has been at Canova (formerly Brock- HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR FAT STOCK. for sale at the HEBALD office for 5c, 10c, and 15c vice in the "old fourth" Michigan infant- way). ... per package. 1,. F. WRIGHT. HILLSDALE, MICHIGAN. Dr. Whelan of this city was last week While strolling through the college the regret and highest respect of all. THE HERALD: called to Rochester, N. Y., by the sudden museum recently our curiosity was arous Having decided to enter the law he de Published every Thursday, at Hillsdale, Mich., by death of his nephew, and while there was ed on seeing a pair of splendid flint-lock clined further offers to teach "at Jones HENRY C, ACKERLY. himself taken sick. At this writing he is horse-pistols. They are in excellent con ville at a salary of SHOO, which offer was TJ51Z31ZS:—7Gc. per Annum, in advance,stil l absent. dition, as bright as new, with flints set, held open for considerable time in hopes . postage prepaid in the "United States. The friends of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. and are relics of other days whose value of his acceptance. In September last he Advertising Mates upon application. Linderman will be pained to learn that increases with time. They are the gen entered the law office of Geo. A. Knick Office in Griffin Hall, Hillsdale College. she has been seriously ill for the past six erous gift of Dr. D. Beebe of this city. erbocker of this city, where he has ap plied himself with unusual care and dili COLLEGE ITEMS. weeks, and that fears are entertained of her recovery. DEATH OF MRS. NETTIE GRAHAM gence, and in the short space of six months BULLARD. Prof. Dunn is rusticating in Nebraska There are fifty-nine cases on the calen of office reading is rewarded by being ad during the vacation, and also looking af dar of the March term of the circuit A letter received by Prof. Gardner on mitted to the bar of Hillsdale county. ter his interests in that state. court, thirteen of which are criminal Tuesday announced the sad intelligence Mr. Charles A. Shepard is a young man Prof. D. M. Fisk goes to Jacksen next cases, thirty-five issues of fact, one of law, of the death, after a short but severe ill of unusual energy and integrity. During Sunday to assist in the revivals now be and six chancery cases. ness (puerperal fever), of Mrs. Nettie the fifteen months that he served as dep ing conducted by Eev. J. H. Walrath. Graham Bullard at her residence in Chi uty sheriff of Hillsdale county he dis A Mr. Hatch of Pioneer, Ohio, recently charged the duties of his office in a man Hon. C. B. Mills, college treasurer, operated upon by Dr. Whelan of this city cago on Monday morning last, March 3. The lovely Christian character of the ner that won for him the esteem of the combining business and pleasure, has ta for necrosis of the tibia, is doing well, as people as a faithful and efficient officer, ken advantage of the vacation to make a is also Mrs. Stinson of Steamburg,south- departed, the "Beauty of soul" manifested by Miss N. G. in all her intercourse with and gained for himself an extended ac short stay in Tuscola county. east of this city, who sustained a bad quaintance that numbers a host of warm Would you stop the death march of the fracture of the arm. teachers and students while connected with Hillsdale college, and her intellect friends. For the past nine months he 60,000 who yearly go down to drunkard's The city treasurer made his annual has again applied himself to the study of graves? Create in yourself a clean heart statement Monday night. The bonded ual abilities, both literary and artistic, promising so much for the future, make Blackstone in the office of his brother, and work for the Sunday-school. indebtedness is now §22,400. The trans Benj.P. Shepard, the present prosecuting actions of the year show a reduction in us involuntarily ask the question, "Do We are authorized to state that the good indeed die first?" attorney of this county, and has acquitted the rank of Miss May Gardner in An actual indebtedness of about §1500. The himself in a highly satisfactory manner, credit of the city is good, and bonds for The many friends of the deceased in abasis was given incorrectly last week. the college and the city generally, mourn notwithstanding that his time was largely Instead of 9.44 (as printed) it was 9.94, refunding purposes are readily negotiated occupied with miscellaneous office duties. at seven per cent. • deeply the great loss of a dear friend, aid and was the highest rank in the class. pray that God may sustain and comfort Both these young men passed their Would you lengthen your days here on The verdict of the coroner's jury on the the bereaved husband and family in this examination with credit and honor to earth, come with us to the Sunday-school body of George Sutton of Bankers, who their dark hour of sorrow. themselves, being especially well prepar and take a journey away back into the froze to death on Wednesday morning of ed on common law and definition. past to live with the good men of other last week while intoxicated, was in ac MURDERED (?) At the close of the examination the times. cordance with the facts as published in members of the bar warmly congratulated f E. Hughes, class of '79, is studying; our last—whisky and exposure. The "About a mile southwest of this city he them upon their success, cladly admitted medicine with Dr. Everett of this city, funeral sermon by Miss Mary Garard of discovered a man lying dead upon the them to their circle, and predicted for and hopes at no distant day to enroll the theological course is pronounced im track." Were there indications of mortal them a prosperous future. So be it. himself as himself as a true disciple of pressive and appropriate. conflict, of resistance to the death, or any traces of the fleeing assassin ? It could Two suits of well-furnished rooms to iEsculapius. He will graduate with his The fire mentioned by us last week rent to students at the Variety store class. proves to be one of the houses owned by not be a case of robbery, for there was building. 21 money on his person. Had he been Dr. J. J. Butler will meet the Sabbath- Mr. Stephen Blakeman. It was located one and one-half miles north of here on struck by or fallen from the train ? There" Appeal to the Students and Alumni of Hills school normal class to-morrow evening were no fractures or contusions. Was dale College. at 7:30, to consider the lesson for next the west side of the Jonesville road, and was occupied by Mr. Strickland, who lost there no clue, then, to the cause of this January 13, 1S79. Sunday. As some items of business are unnatural death ? Yes, a bottle drained to come before the class, a good attend all the contents of the upper story, on Should any one of the readers of the which there was no insurance. The of its contents. HERALD know of the whereabouts or ance is desired. No ruffian with infamous bravery had probable fate of Willie Stanley Gardner, building was covered by insurance. son of Prof. Geo. B. and Mrs. H. Gardner, The following anecdote is told of a D. dared risk his life for the money his On Tuesday night last the fine horse who disappeared from his home on Dec. D. of Hillsdale college who is noted for victim might have. Safely over the sa 27, 1877, and has not since been heard his fondness for wielding a whip with a barn belonging to the Alex. Beach prop loon counter his hard earnings had been from.; it would be esteemed a very great snapper on it: While the doctor was rid erty in Jonesville was entirely des'troyed taken from him, and with it his senses iavor by the deeply afflicted parents to fnform them of the facts. Was fourteen ing on the Lake Shore road the other by fire. It was occupied by John Byard and his life. Foully murdered/' Who are as a feed stable, in which he also kept his years of age, well built, gray eyes, auburn day, a spruce young man entered the car the criminals! Nothing has been done hair. Address as above, box 126, Hills and took the vacant seat beside him. hack and horses. Some pigs and fowls that has not the license and sanction of dale, Mich. Being of a communicative turn, the new were cremated. Loss, §800; insured for law. Let us have done with making the Exchanges please copy. 15-8 passenger was not slow to inform his §500. Last spring an unsuccessful attempt dramseller a scapegoat for the crime of a •- was made to burn the barn. This is the At the opening of the term secure a P. venerable fellow-traveler that he was a whole community. Can a dozen men O. box at the Variety store. A great con clergyman, that he was pastor of a city sixth fire of the kind during a year. out of two thousand do what the two venience which includes furnishing church. From this he went on to dilate Rev. Joseph H. Walrath of the college thousand wish to have done, and that stamps. 21 . • . on the "immeasurable demands," the theological course, who for several months openly and with an advertised purpose? Don't fail to buy a bottle of ink at this "weighty burdens," the "overwhelming has been pastor of the F. B. church at Oh, fearful lethargy! There should be a office. responsibilities" resting on a city pastor, Jackson, Mich., is meeting with excellent voice in the heart of every voter saying, Apply at the Variety store to have none of which could be fully appreciated success. He has been holding revival Thou art tlie man ! Who, standing in the trunks transferred; to have straw ticks by a country pastor. This last was said meetings for three weeks past, and as the shadow of this fearful tragedy, can close filled, and for groceries, text books, no with an air of triumph, he evidently sup fruits of his labors nine have already his ears to the accusation? tions, stationery, etc. 21 posing that his patient listener, might be been received into the church out of the Let us deal gently with the erring vic The best ink in the world for sale at a country pastor. "Young man," said thirty conversions. The friends of the tim, for besides the bottle there were this office. the doctor, "I, too, am a city pastor, and college are ever gratified at the success of found three pairs of Jittle shoes and a box I think I can appreciate all you say; I her children. of toy dishes. A neighbor said, "I have HYMENEAL. sympathize with you fully; but I have Last week President? Hayes appointed known him for ten years, and he was FARNAM—RICE—In Whitehall, Mich., at the observed that the disadvantages of our residence of the bride's father, Mr. Wm. H. Rice, Josiah Paige postmaster at Reading in kind to his family; and if he promised a Feb. 20,1S79, by Rev. William Wood. Mr. H. Lee positions in life are offset by their com this county, vice L. S. Parmelee, removed. day's work it was as sure to come as the Farnam of this city and Miss Anna Rice. pensations, and we have this in our favor, Monday the appointment was confirmed. day itself." He had a wife and three We wish our young friend Lee much joy, and my young brother: It doesn't require Some of the friends of Mr. Parmelee cir children (girls) under twelve years, and extend to our "fellow-craftsman" our sincere good half the amount of brains to be a city pastor culated printed bills calling an indigna they loved the Sunday-school, loved each wishes for a long and happy life. that it requires to be a country pastor /" tion meeting Tuesday evening, at which other, loved the husband and father. PRINTING. The young divine finding it chilly, went meeting Congressman Willets was burned Such a disgraceful death, such crushing I OB PRINTING of all kinds executed with neat- J ness and dispatch. Mercantile printing a spe to the stove to \i arm. in effigy. Some of the citizens of Read bereavement, such painful orphanage are cialty. Address HEBALD office. Griffin Hall, Hills ing have been trying to get Mr. Parmelee the natural sequence of a practice that is dale College. CITY AND COUNTY. removed for some time, and feel jubilant in full operation to-day as on the day of at their success, while the above men MOUSES & TENEMENTS The Sunday-school of the F. B. church that crime, preparing new enemies,'new FOR RENT. of Grand Ledge, of which Rev. G. P. Lin- tioned indignation meeting shows that victims and new woes for other days to One of the most desirable, pleasantly located on Mr. Parmelee's friends were equally in Hillsdale St., College Hill; also Elder Rice house derman is pastor, had 143 present on last come. L. S. corner West and College sts.; also one low priced Sabbath. earnest in his behalf. cottage on Hillsdale st.. near St. Joseph River. WITHIN THE BAR. Apply to J. W. WiNsoit, Mr. H. Pierce removed with his family The charter election for village officers Broad St., opposite Court House. from Rochester, JST. Y., to this city on of Jonesville on Monday last resulted in S. S. Ashbaugh and Charles A. Shepard FRANK ARMSTRONG, Tuesday last, and will again become a the success of greenback nominees with were admitted to the bar in this city on citizen of Hillsdale. the exception of Daniel A. Wisner and the 4th inst. before His Honor, Judge Fresco § Scenic Artist, Isaac Blosdale of Reading paid Justice P. C.Barkman, republican trustees. The Pratt. The examining committee con Thomas fifteen dollars on Monday last candidates for president were E. O. Gros- sisted of Messrs. Diekerman, March and HILLSDALE, MICH. venor, republican, and G. W. Mosher, Stone, all of whom concurred in warmly for stealing a horse-blanket while drunk, . REFERENCES: and a poor blanket at that. greenback, proprietor of the hotels in this urging their admittance. First National Bank, President's Room. Under city and Jonesville that bear his name. wood Opera House, Waldron's Hall, residence of The attendance at the temperance Mr. Ashbaugh, who graduated in '74, Hon. Henry Waldron. Cas Co.'s Oflice. Hillsdale, Dr. Mosher was elected by a plurality of has since been principal of the union Michigan; Bank of C. T. Lee, Universalist prayer-meeting on Sunday evening in three votes. We are informed that a no Church, Dowagiac. Mich.; Universalist Church, Waldron's hall was unusually, large and schools at Allen and Jonesville, in the Residence of E. B. Dart, Lansing, Mich.; Congre- tice of protest has been served by the meantime reading law as his limited time ational Church, Somerset,' Mich.: residences of interesting. The meeting next.Sunday republicans on the ground that Dr. Mo f trs.M. A. Hazlett.'A. R.Smart.MD, Charles Stowell, commences at 5 o'clock pP. . M. Subject: would permit. At both of these places Hudson. Mich.; First Presbyterian Church, Jones- "Whom does Christ seek to save.?'"' sher is a non-resident, his family living he showed rare skill both as an instruct ville, Mich.; E. O. Grosvenor, Jonesville. Mich. It in this city. . j Churches, halls and residences decorated in the will be conducted by Mr. Stebbins. or and organizer of grades, and left with highest style of the art. at moderate prices. 9 THE YOZT2TG SOXiXHJSIlS, the right one is to be computed by .the COLLEGE CLIPPINGS. arithmetical rule of Permutation and BY B. D. EMERSON. Senior in geology class—"There were The Variety Store Combination,—-not a choice out of three Oh! was you ne'er a school-boy, the bivalves, the unibivalves, the— ." IS NO RESPECTER OF PERSONS OR CLASSES, And did you never train, caskets, but out of half a million caskets but sells to all at.low. rates. • Instructor—"Who is this Brutus refer And feel that swelling of the heart all alike. But it happens in our experi A Ijlheral Redaction to Clubs You ne'er can feel again? ence, that in this lottery there are at least red to?" Soph, (whoseideas of Roman, and others who make large purchases. .We shall Did'st never meet, far down the street, history are rather vague)—"I suppose it keep a full line of With plumes and banners gay, fifty or a hundred blanks to a prize. It., While the kettle, for the kettle-drum. seems, then, as if some charitable soul, is Caesar."—Ex. Groceries and Provisions Played your march, march away? after losing a great deal of time among The following evidently applies to fresh NOTIONS, It seems to me but yesterday, the false books, and alighting upon a few men and sophomores: School and College Text Books, Stationery, Confee Nor scarce so long ago, "Full manv a roll of pony leaves serene [bear; tionery, Nuts, Tinware aud Wooden-ware. true ones which made him happy and The dark, unfathomed sleeves and text-books CANNED GOODS, Since we shouldered our muskets wise, would do a right act in naming Full many a crib is horn to blush unseen. BEEF, To charge the fearful foe. Yet shed assistance, hidden by the chair." . SALMON, Our muskets were of cedar wood, those which have been bridges or ships —Columbian. SARDINES, With ramrods bright and new; to carry him safely over dark morasses A junior who has been rash enough to SHADINES, With bayonets forever set, LOBSTER, and barren oceans, into the" heart of sa elect geology, discourses learnedly of the PEACHES, And pointed barrel, too. TOMATOES, cred cities, into palaces and temples. 'metaphoric' rocks of the "Achian peri Corn, Blackberries, etc. Flavoring extracts. Pick We charged upon a flock of geese, This would be best done by those great od."— Ex. les, Peppersauce, French Mustard, English Mus And put them all to flight masters of books who from time to time tard, Oat Meal, Graham. Flour, Pens, Ink, Pencils Except one sturdy gander 'What will you take for your horse ?' and Mucilage. appear,—the Fabricii, the Seldens, Mag- That thought to show us fight; asks a professor of a junior. Junior pon PORK, LARD, HAM, DRIED BEEF, CHEESE, But ah! we knew a thing or two: liabecchis, Scaligers, Mirandolas, Bayles, ders.' Class collapses.—Ex. Fresh Beef. Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Molasses, Our captain wheeled the van, Johnsons, whose eyes sweep the whole Syrup, and a thousand and one other articles We routed him, we scouted him, horizon of learning. But private readers, Sophomore—'Telephum dives et lasciva which can be seen on application, all of •which Nor lost a single man. will he sold as cheap as any house in Hillsdale. reading purely for love of the book, would puella occupavit.' 'The rich and lascioious Our captain was as brave a lad serve us by leaving each the shortest young maiden grasped the telephone.' These are First-Class Goods. As e'er commission bore; All brightly shone his new tin, sword, note of what he found. Prof, to senior in metaphysical recita A paper cap he wore; tion—'Then what is the use of such a He led us up the steep hill-side, BROTHER GARDNER'S LIME-KILN CLUB study .as metaphysics ?' Senior, prompt Against the western wind, ly—"No use at all, sir.'—Ex. With the cockerel plume that decked his head "Dis mawnin' ez I was walkin' out Streani'd bravely out behind. 'mong de sunflowers in de back yard," A junior proposes to place the follow ing inscription over his private library: BOOKSTORE. We shouldered arms, we carried arms, began brother Gardner, as the janitor "The Lord helps those who help themselves, We charged the bayonet; finally got tb rough sneezing, "Misser Da The ancient poet sang; And wo unto the mullein stalk rius Green, de white man, come 'long, The Lord help him who helps himself That in our course we met. Tno brtnlrbooks in tillthis r-liflimirchebangr ." —-Index.3 At two o'clock the roll we called, and dare was a powerful sad look on his And to the close of day, face as he leaned ober de fence an' said : 'How flagrant it is,' said Mrs. Parting Penfield & Goodrich With our brave and plumed captain, "Misser Gardner, dis sufferin' has got ton as she sniffed the odor of a bottle of have a We fought the dreadful fray Till the supper bell, from out the dell, to come to a cease!" Jamaica ginger. 'It is as pleasant to the Bade us march, march away. "Hez you got de shakes an' chill ?" I oil factories, and is warming to the dia axed. gram, and so accelerating to the cistern FULL STOCK "Wuss dan dat, Misser Gardner. Ize that it makes one forget all pain, like the BOOKS. of everything'everjfound in a workin' all de long week'for ten shillin' oxhide gas that people take for the tooth BY K. W. EMEESOX. a day, and whar de money goes I can't ache. It should have a place in every Consider what you have in the smallest tell. De ole woman wants new clothes, home where people are subject to bucol First-Class Bookstore, chosen library. A company of the wisest de chillen wants dis and dat, de rent runs ics and such like melodies; besides a and wittiest men that could be picked behin' and Ize gettin' desperit." spoonful is so salubrious when run down which will he sold either, at out of all civil countries, in a thousand "Shoo! now; but let's make some Ag like a boot at the heel in walking, one years, have set in best order the results gers on de fence," I tole him. "JTow, den, feels like a new creature.' WHOLESALE OR RETAIL of their learning and wisdom. The men you chew tobacker?" A child learning the alphabet is some themselves were hid and inaccessible, "Yes, I chew 'bout ten cents worf a at prices that will meet any competition. times block-aided.—iV". Y. Graphic. solitary, impatient of interruption, fenced day." by etiquette;-but the thought which they "Dat's seventy cents a week. An' you