VOL XIL MASON, MICHIGAN, THUESDAY. AUGUST 18, 1887. NO. 33
Strictly Fresh Oysters every day at tho Serious KiiJiinvny. Fresh Oysters by the can or dish at th Cily Baltery, Warranted, * City Bakery, * About 7 o'clock Monday evening last, Ford's Bazaar The game of base ball at i^ailsville last During the chilly winds of March, six Henry Peters started wilh his team and years ago, John H, Martin totik unto him Friday, between tho Mason and Dansville wagon for his slnucrhter house in the south• self a wife nailied Helen A,, nt Sidney, clubs, resulted in a victory lor tho Mason ern pari of Uio city. He was accompanied Montcalm county. They lived togothi boys, the score staiidlnfr S'l to M, by Claud VanDeusen and Geo, Smith, two Farmers, we want your Choice nearly two years, when tho unfaithful hus A strange''freak, of nature" was shown young lads. When they reached EUn band left his wife and child at lier father' Butter for our rapidly in• us last Saturday by ]), D, Lindsay, in tho street, going south on C street, tho bolt Our Entire Stock of house in Whito Oak, and went "where th shape of a small snapping turtle, with two fastening ono end of the pole to tho nxlo creasing Retail Trade. woodbine twineth." Helen wants the cir heads and two tails, but otherwise perfectly cnmo out. The pole dropping down fright cuit court to decree her a free womnn, nnd formed, enod his spirited team and they were soon this week files her bill of complaint with dashing along nt fearful speed. At tho Fred W, Fry, a former Leslie boy, was that prayer. Remember n lead the town in crossing of Cherry street young VanDeusen ii adrallted to practice in the supremo court threw himself froln the wagon, thereby of California tho other day. Ho used to On tho first day of March, 1881, Danio Prices. escaping injury,other than a few revolutions, peddlo washing macbiiles through this D.Lewis and Cora E. TenEyck, both Mr, Peters succoedod in keeping the team Lansing, came to Rov. Wm, Doust, then Will be offered at a Great Discount for the section, in tho road until thoy reached the anglo pastor of the M, E, church in this cily, and We keep a Full Line of Groceries Agent M, J. Murray has been selling and started up Barnes street, when, not next 17 Days, commencing Saturday, eaoh took tho other lor better or worse half-fare tickets to Lansing since Tuesday being able to turn quick enough, the wagoh Tho latter part ol June, 1885, they were in addition to onr Mani- morning, for those wishing to attend the Aug. ISth, 1887, at passed ovor a short post, one wheel striking living at Chelsea, Wis,, when Cora deserted soldiers' reunion at Ionia. To-day is tho solidly against the sidewalk running oast motli Stock. Dan and fails to return, llonco ho asks tho aat day. * nnd west across the rond. This demolished circuit judge to untie the knot calninitoualy We are in receipt of tho August number the wheel nnd it is supposed broko tho manacled, by filing his bill of complaint of Wood's Onicial Railway Guide of Mich• reaeh, throwing tho wagon, tho occupants Six Tlioiisand Pounds English E. M. SLAYTON'S praying for a decree for divorce. igan, containing much valuable informa• and a rack containing two sheep into tho tion , aside from the corrucled tilne tables air and causing a complete wreck, the Great "NVUtl West Show. Crockery just received, at of tho diirerent roads, hoi-sos rushing on, carrying only the pole Great Bargain Dry Goods Store. and remnants of front wheels, Mr, Peters J, H, Sullivan, as Broncho John, wi It is said that the walor in Grand River and the hoy were found lying in the middle give a wild west show on the fair ground FORD'S BAZAAR, Two doors south of Postollico. is so low al pl'esent that folks have to lot of the road, yet free from tho wreck—both Friday and Saturday evenings, of this week tho fish play in their cisterns several hours unconscious, A crowd soon gathered upoi True pictures of lifo in the wild west POlili s iwx, Prms, a day in ordor to keep Ihem from getting the scene and when Dr, ,1, B, Dodge arrived Practical illustrations of handling the lasso LOCAL AIVD GEIVEUAL WEWS- sick and discouraged. Ingham Countg Democrat he pronounced no bones broken, Mr, and bull whips 25 feet long, how to rido llev. A, A, l^nappen, formerly M, E, Peters was soon able to ride home nnd what lo do in case ol saddle turning, to Read G. W. Glynn's advortisolnont. Published every Thursday pastor in this city, now lho reliriiig presid• young Smith was carried to his mother'a slop a runaway in case of reins breaking ny Fresh Oysters received daily at the City ing elder in the Albion district, has been homo which was near, where he is now to mount, etc. D. 1'. W II IT MOKE, Bahery. * presented with a handsome gold watch by improving slowly. The next morning All genuine princes of the prairies, giv. mSON, MIOUIOAN. When will Mason catch llie craze and hia ministerial associates. Peters had regained consciousness, but is ing full and graphic descriptiona of adven bore for gas 'i' injured internally, though it is thought not lures, dancers in crossing countries, expos PRICES : Dan, McTaggart of St, .Johns, has ac• seriously, Consldering the completeness ure lo gri-at cyclones, cloud-bursts, Indian One Voar, $1.50 t Six tnonthi, 75 centi; Three School house to hiiild, Road notico iti cepted the ohalloiige seal out by Geo, Soarle of the wreck, it seelns almost a miracle raida, horse Iheives, road agents, etc. montlii,40 conta. local colilnin, of this city, for a wrestling match, catoh- that there wero no fatal results. Admission 25e ; children 15o, ns catch-can, best three in live. Tho match Call nt tho City IBahery and i:;ot a con of nnslnoss Directory. takes place in St. .Johns Saturday evening, Muzzle Your Dog. those large, fresh oysters. * For tho past ten days two persons havo Mr, and Mrs, Elmer III, Wood, west Elm boon from house to house in this city, attorneys. Christopher Brott waa firantod an in At the council meeting Monday evening 0>;0,M. riUNTlNUTON. H. P IlKNUKaSoN. street, mourn the loss of their youngest selling rugs and clocks upon the install crciise of pension last Satlifday. the city marshal was, by a unanimous vote TTUNTtNaT0N.t [JEKDERSON, Altortneys and child, little Kittie, who died of spinal feyer inclit plan without paying tho requisite city VA10)ERCOOK directed to enforce Ordinance No, 2,'!, which n OouuBolurs at Law. Ollico ovor ICirst Nalional Tho lllto rain-fall hits brightened up tho ast Saturday. Funeral services were hold lank. Mason. Mich. 'iyl license. Coniplniat was made on Monday reads as follows: appearance of potatoos and corn, at the house Sunday afternoon, oonduoted to City Marshall Williams, who collared PHYSICIANS. SKCTioy 1, fWio Ciiij of Mnson Ondiiin; Tlintauy perHa• s a NEW BRAND Mr, and Mra, John Welding of Alaiedon, by Rev, DeLamarter, tho offenders for violation of the oity ordi son or persons having, owning or kooping, or who 11. OULVEIl, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, nance. Prosecution was deferred by giving shall havo, own or keep any dog within tho limits s, Olhce ovur Howard 4 Son's Orocery, Mason, M rejoice over llle advent ol a son last Sunday, Last week Louisa Carr ot Williamslon said olty, shall, from aud after tho first day of May OP ThiA, and to intro• ,OOTOU A. JI. OAiMi'in-nib.Phyflicittii, Surgnon the marshal security that the SIO license Onicenver II. H. WIlIiimrHilrugHtoro,RlftBon, Bello McKenzie has boon furnished filed her bill of complaint in the circuit until Uie Ilrst day of Doconibor, in eacli yoar, cvcopt would be paid this week. We are glnd to whon such dog shall bo in tho enclosure of its owner o Iransportalion to Watrousville, whero her court, asking the court to grant her freedom see the raarslml enforce thls particular keoper,havoand keep such dog aocuroly inu7.i'.lod,and duce it he will give a J. row block. Jlesidenco corner A anil Oak .Sts, father lives, from her husband, Cyras T, Carr, now of ordinance in regard to hucksters. shall placo, or causo to bo placed, and koop ahont th A, LOCICE, H, n,, llomeopalhist, Oillco ovor neck of such dog ii collar of leatlior,b™88or olhor suit D. Farmers'Hank. Olllce hours from 10 to 12 a Quito a Inrtio ilmnber froln Ihis locality Arkansas, upon the grounds of cruelly and >n„ 2 to 4 and 7 lo 11 p, in, failill'o to support hor and their five The teachers of Ingham county are to able material, having the name of lho owner of such pound of Good Baking attended the camp meeting al Ilafllett Park- dog legibly written or printed Ihoroon. children. have added attractions nt the coming insti• UNDERTAKING, last Sunday, Seo, 2, Any violation of the provisions of section P, STROUD, Undertaker, ttrst door west of tho Farmers, don't forget lo save 12 ears of tute at Lansing, Aug. 29. Besides the ono of this orJlnauco shall bo punlsliod hy a fine of Powder with every Win, Ganzen of Lansing, is sorvinjf a . DKMOOiiAT ollico, Mason, Mich. Two lirst'Clai not less thuu two nor moro than ton dollars and costs Shoarsiis and hotter facilities than evor before, Oltf each of your varieties of corn, and a peck servico of throe ellioient instructors, several len days sentence at the county jail for aad in tho imposition of nny such iluo nnd costs, the of your other grains to show at the county Lansing teachers have consented to present DENTISTS. drunlteancss^ court may make a further sontenco thnt tho offendo pound of Tea sold. fair. Many prominent men from abroad some classes in kindergarten wol'k, sand, bo Imprisoned In tho connty jail until tho payment R. MOKPETT, DENTIST, Oillco ovor Ilolinos The stato military board meets tolnor D it Oo,^H store, Jlason, Mich, Teeth extracted including Gov, Luee, will be in attendance table work, map-drawing, &c. It will bo tlicroof, provided liowovor, that such Iniprlsonniont without imlu hy lho uso ef Vitalized Air. Artillclal row, when the pay rolls of tho Island Lake worth a great deal to every teacher to see shall not exceed tho term of flftooii days, teolh without platos, Allwork warranted. nnd il is desirable to show ihem speoimons heroes will be audited. Sf:o,,'J, It shall bo tho duty of the city marshal, in of what the farmol's raise in Ingham county these actual class exercises. Board and P. VANDUSKN.DKNTIBT, Oniceiu Darrow cnso nny dog shall bo found going at large within tlio A block. Mason, Mich, DuBois & Earle sell a bread toaster for a rooms can be hnd at 75 cents per day, so limits of said city, out of the enclosuro of, and not Who says there is no power in poetry ? gasoline stove that works to perfection. If none need stay away. For further infor• under tho imniodiato control of the owner or koejier For July and August Delivery at Lowest SURVEYING. Last week os iMiltot: Ryan was noticing the of such dog, and not provided with luur/.lo nml collar you like toast, try one, * mation address II, R, Pnttengill, Lansing, Living Prices.' S, A, Paddook. P, DRAKE, Deputy County Surveyor, Mason as described In soctiou ono of this ordinance, to kill • Mich, Drain work a specialty. efl'ect of the drouth, he was inspired with Mich. ______or cauao such dog to bo killed, nnd its body to bo ro- Notice. A The Detroit Eveninr/ Naus has just the thought that a few lines might perhaps movod to n siiitnbio i>lace nnd biiriod. We have made arrangements whereby we Whereas, my wife, Elizabeth D. Cook, FINANCIAL. learned that a Bunkerhill man is engaged bring the needed rain, and accordingly Seo. 4. Tills ordinnnco shnll tako olfooton tho ICth having left my bed and board without just are enabled to furnish the De.mocrat and lay of Juno, A. 0.1870. M. DRESSER, Insurance, Loan and Oolleotlon in raising peppermint. wrote, and even before the production was cause or provocation, I hereby forbid any J, Agent. Allbusluesspromptlyatteuded to. Of• the Detroit Free Press, each four months, Passed May 2Glh, 1879. Approved May 27tli, 1870. person harboring or trusting her on ray fice lu Farmers'llank, Maion, printed a refreshing shower had been The Maple street bridge over the Syca for 50 cents. The Demociiat we aim to account, as I shall pay uo debts of her received. Headache, costiveneas and piles are thor• INSURANCE. more presents the appearance of a recent make the best local paper in the county, contracting after this date. oughly cured by a judicious use of Ayer's 32w2p ' Jacor Cook, Delhi. ABMER3 MUTUAL FIKE INSURANCE OOM. cyclone in that locality. Last week Wm. Herrick of Aurelius, and tho Free Press is generally conceded Pills. pany of Ingham county . Safest, cheapest, best, was arrested upon the charge of bastardy, to be the best family newspaper in the state. Aiiples •Wanted, ToFr information write to O, F, Miller, secretary, For first.clasa horse-shoeing and general Mason, Geo, W, Pholns, president, Okomos, under the complaint of Amelia Hawkins, It hns lately beon enlarged to ten pages, We want your apples, and will pay you blaoksniithing, call on Horning & Wells, IiUglU6§8 liOCalS. in cash aa much as nny one. We will take then of Ingham, Billy came before Justice making it the largest weekly published in JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, near Donnelly House barn, * nny or nil you have got—cider applea ©r Barnes to answer to the accusation, and to tho norlh-weat. One of the new and here• Scliool House to Build. paring apples. We nre ready for them now. A, HARNKS, Justice of thoPonco, Insurance and Pnddoclc & Beech's new block on Maple J.Collection Agent, Olllce up stairs, over Fanners' make all mattera lovely he joined hands after complete and prominent features of Sealed bids will he received by Building Neely & Huntinoton, Mason. llnnk, 60 street will present the handsomest front of Committee of district No. 1, in Stockbridge, with the girl on Saturday and Judge Barnes the paper will be an ngricultural depart• Money Wanted. to build and furniah all material of ono nny business place in the city, ment. Remember, both these papers four All parties indebted to the Into firm of REAL ESTATE AGENT tied the knot. atory, three room, bl'ick-yenperod school Witbeek & Yocura or to C. A. Yocum, will AIlSilALL it OaSTBRLIN, Loan, Collection, One week from next Sunday the last months for .'50 cents, *tf house, to be finished Deo. 1, 1887. Plans The Lansinit Slate llepnhlican goes for confer a favor by calling and settling the M Iusuranco nnd Real Kstate Brokers, Olhce over and specifications can be seen at the office Stroud it Co.'s Furniture Store, Mason, Mich. quarterly meeting of this eonferenoe yoar Another attempt has been made to wreck same at once. I need the monoy. tho gambling houses of tliat city in grand of Dr. Williams, in Stockbridge, on and will be held al the M, E, church. Respectfully, ohn DUNSRAOK, RooI Ustato and Loan Agent stylo, mentions the number and Kinds of D,, L, (fc N. pasaenger trains, A heavy after Aug. 24th. All bids lo be in by 10 C, A. YocuM. J Main Btreot. soiitit of poBtoitico, Mason, It is stated that the good citizens of North tables in each place, and says: "In no other spike with an enormous flange was driven o'clock a. m., Sept, 10,1887. The commit• tee reserves the right to reject nny or all Opposite Firat National Bank. Lansing are organizing lo cleanse that yir cily in Michigan of the same size is the in between the ends of two rails on the up• bids. L C. WILLIAMS, Aloney to Loan, tuous locality of some pretty tough dives. pernicious practice of gambling so preva• grade beyond Portland in such a way that ,/WlGHI6ANfTENTRAL See'y Building Com. lent," The "local" must have "set in" and ad the spike boon struck by an engine Inquire of Ldciev Reed. Second Lient. W. L, Simpson of the 24th Stockbridge, Aug. 16th, 1887. 33w2 came out with a "bob," coming down grade it would inevitably On and after August Ist we sell for cnah infantry, has been detailed as professor of laUo Wiirninj;. nnd caah only. W, have derailed the entire train and hurled it G, VanHorn. military science at the Agricultural College. In speaking of the salvation army picnic I hereby forbid any and all persons in• Work Horse for Sale. down the steep embankment. Fortunately at Lansing this week, the IlepuUkan aays: debted to the firm of Petty in Fryer, black• Big bargain. Inquire of Joe P. Smith hns the contract for a west-bound train first passed over the "Delegates from all the local armies in the smiths, paying any money to A. M. Petty, A. L. Vandercook. furnishing and putting in the plumbing road after the spike was driven, and the as he has no authority to collect tho same, state aro expected to be present, and it ia Overalls and JumporH necessary for S, J, P, Sinend's new residence. obatruction was reported at the .nB,vt station .S3(vlp J. D. Fryer. expected that every sinner in Lansing will At C. F. Brown's. ItoouiH to Kent Pratt & Burnham have leased the new na a broken rad. An investigation revealed The J^iagara Falls (Route. become a howling swell wilh a red shirt on An IClosant Line tho narrow escape of the train,—Journal. Over Howard's Grocery. No one who can• Paddock store, and will open a Iresh stock before the end of the week. In the mean- Of new Flouncings and Laces in Two Tone not pay need apply. Mrs. M. A. Sweet. BOUTHWAIID, 9:32 p,m. of groceries therein ns soon as completed. lime Satan is so mad he juat paws wilh his County Clerk John W. Whnllon has this Cream and White, jnsl received at Arrive Jackson,, 11:20.1 m. 10:311 p,m. . Marcus .Gregoh's. hoofs and plows hell with his horns." week received the necessary blank affidavits TOT Sato or ExcUiingo. Arrivo Kaliiniazoo, „ 1:60 p. ni. l:lCa,m, G. W. VanHorn, the Maple street grocer, A ohoiOe farm of 97 acres for sale at a Overalls with a patent fly and diamond ' 3:05 n,ra. has bought his brother Cornelius' stock at whichproapeetive benedicts Will be required Chicago ,„ 6vlOp, ni. 7:00 a. ni. A. I, Barber has a large flock of sheep bargain, or will exchange for a smaller stay, at C. F. Brown's. Okemos, and removed the same to this city. to fill out and verify afler next week Friday, Arrive Grand Rapids „„ ,„, 3:00 p,ni. 5:00 a, Di, pasturing upon John McRobert's farm in farm. Enquire on the premises, 2;} miles A New Line which is the time the new marriage license „ 6:30 p,ni. 4:36 a, ni' Vevay. On Sunday last three dogs pro• north'west of Mason. Of Lawns, Organdies and Sateens in plain Buder & Child have dissolved partnership law goes into effect. He has also received "psilanti 5;45 p.m. 4:62 a, ni' ceeded to prey upon the flock and succeeded 32w2p Henry Jacobds. nnd figured, just received al Rotroit 0:16 p,m, 6:00 a, m' in the livery business nnd divided the stock. the blanks necessary to authorize the per• St, Tliomaa , 11:10 p,m, iJ:Sn a. ni' in killing or badly mutilating some ten or All persons indebted to me please call Marcus GnEaoit's. Buffalo 4;36 n,m, 3;66 p. m' Mr. Butler will continue the business as son who can legally solemnize marriages to NoninwABD. ' twelve. Two of the dogs belonged to John and settle at once and oblige Money to Lioan before. perform the same. In making the affidavit Leavo Jackson „„, 7:00 a, m. 4:30 p. m. G. W. VanHobn. On real estate, at the Parmer'a Bnnk, Ma• Mason,,,, 7..J5 ». m- 6'24 p. m, Wheeler of Vevay, and have, been shot. C. M. Marshall has atlded to the safely the affiant must give his full name and the son, Mich. lylp Arrive Lnnslng 8:20 a. m, 6:48 p, m. The other canine escaped and is without a Jaolcsou Stono Drain Tile OwoBSo 0:22 ^.m. 7:13 p, ni, name of the prospective bride, color, age at Saginaw Olty „„,10:SO a, ni. 8:36 p, ni, of the traveling public by building a new known owner. . There is certainly need And Sewer Pipe of all a\m on hand nnd A Large Lino Day oity i„,ll:'15u,m, 0:30 p, m, sidewalk in front of his pleasant home on last birthday, birthplace, residence, occupa• for sale by J. W. CnAPitr, Of White and Croam India Linens, Striped MttOklnow oity 8:60 p, m, 6:30 n, m. enough of a dog law rigidly enforced. tion, parents' names and the number of and Checked in Whito and Eeruo, to, bo M, J,MciinAY, O.W, nuaoiHs, ^ °''*®'''' • 31w'lp Eden, Mich. Ticket Agent, Qon'l Pass, nnd Ticket Agt, limes previously married must be stated, if found at. ' Marcds Gbegor's. Mnson, OhicaKO, Horace Jump'of .Henrietta, was jailed Oxon JTor Solo. Charley Leek and Jane. Vinegar were A Now Brunch Added. last week fot: bastardy, upon complaint of any. The permit is then. issued by the I haye a good pair of working cattle for married in Leslie on Aug. 4. If that Leek CP. Brown has put in n line of Overalls county clerk, and nt the bottom of. the per• sale. Enquire on premises, five miles east is not pickled we'd like to know the reason. Miss Josie Chase, an adopted daughter of with the IntBHl improvement. Call and aoe mit is a certificate of the person solemniz• of Mnson, Levi Swan. PATEPfS! —Slockbridge Sun. ' John 0. Chase '.ot Bunkerhill. Josie was thom. • •••• r • •. ing the marriage, stating that so and so At .Webb's Shoo store Obtnlnod, nnd all othor .builnoBii in tho TJ, S. Patent in the city Saturday and refuaed the loving Don't ITorgot Ed. Frazel has repaired the house on Ollico Bttondod to for.MODlC BATE-FEES, •- hand of Horacejwhiolv bo offered in an were joined in marriage by him at a certain That account you owe. Please call and That the best place in the city to buy Our oillco is oppoaito'thoiO; 8,Pa^nt Ollloo, and wo Main street, recently purchased of the G»n obtain patonta in lens timo tlmn those romotofrom affectionate manner by proxy, a la Nina time and place and tho names of two wit• settle nt once. Trunks and Traveling Bags ia at •WASUINGTON, , :i ..; McKenian boys, so that it is about ns good nesses tvho were present., This 'with: tho Bond MODEL bi- DRAWING, Wo n'dvlso ns to pat. VanZandt. His e.Kamination is fixed for Xho tiargost Uao C, F. Brown's. cntabillty. froo'of charge; and wo mako NO OUARQli as new. A good inveatment. original permit is roturneii to the clerk by. . ', • • , ...DonUiitry." UNLESS WE obtain PATENT. • ne.\t week Wednesday, before Justice Of Gloves and Silk Mitts in the oity at the clergyman or magistrate, who retains a Beat Teeth, $7.50; Filling, 50 cents np; \Yi) pofor horo, to tho Poatmastor, tho Supt, of Mon• A Genesee county Bohemian oats agent Hammond.Last Monday ^Mr. Jump gave - , Marous Gregor's. ey Order Blv,, und to; olllolttlu) of tho U. 8, Patent Extraotingj 25 cents. Teeth extracted with-.', bail for his appearance, with Wm..Stowell duplicate for his own uso or convenience. •Ollloo, Korolrculiip.advlco.to'rmu nud loforoncos to has eOnie to griet, being arrested for selling For Sale. out pain by the uao of Nitroua Oxide Gaa. Rotual oUontB In yourown stato or county, write to - Who will be the first applicant under this and was unable to furniah bail, hence he and Rarisoin Jump as sureties. Will there ' Improved city property and vacant lots. A. P. VanDeusen, vc.A. si¥oW::V&;:co.,;.,.' new law ?•,/.;^'v:^i;;;:v^:: • 1 Oppoalto Patonl Omcij^yiliiiUlugtoiiiD. O. languishes in jail at Caro, Midi. be a little Jump, now 1 • Marshall & .CAWaiN.' Darrow block. ^ s^,.:: Maaon, Mich. sots slightly is excess of tho latter amount. ot corn. Thoro will bo a full crop of tico from Tennossoo; Maryland and tho District MICHIGAN AFFAIRS. Bulls and boars seemed oveijoyod at tha and sorghum sugar cnuo, and potatoes of Columbia, 10 each; Massachnsotts, Ken- THL LONG- mi SPELL. Le HOWS, believing that tho stock market would promise woll. Corn prospects iu Dakota lucky, Iowa, Arkausas, Missouri, Virginia, —A large court-house is being erected Inghani Co, Democra and Wisconsin, 7 onch; Mississippi, Mich• show nn immodiato improvomout. aud Minnesota aro oxcellont. Its Disastrous Effects V\)(}n Uio Crops at Rogers City. A riBE, origiufttiug iu Mnsonio Eull, PoREST firoa nre ngain raging in Nortli- igan, Alabama, and Texas, G ench, MASON, MIOH. iu Sonio of llio Wostern —Morenoi complains of a lack of rent• Pittsburgh, destroyed that and a mitiiber orn Michigan and •Wisconsin, says a Chi• SEVENTy-Eianx Virginia Bepublionns, of whom only two woro colored, hnd a Stiites. able rosidouoeD, », V. wnrruoEE, of other bnildings. Tho Ions will roach cago speoinl. A vnst nmoimt of timber couferouoo at Senator Mahono's houso in huudrods of thousands of dolloi'S. and other property hns boon conauinod, - A site for JIuskogou's public library is and mauy towns and villages aro in daii- Petersbui'B lo arrange a jirogrnmnio forthe Indiana and Illinois tke Worst Suf- being hunted up by tho diroctors, WEST. Ror of dostruction. 'Thousands of men aro fall campaign. It wns decided to hold uo THE WIDE WORLD. lighting tho llniueH, Unless rain soou State Oonvoulion. A committoo was ap- ferens—Iowa and Nebraska —Tho Stato School for tho Blind at Lan- A CmoAGO dispatch o£ Tuesday says; poiuted to prepare nn address to tho lie- siug will roopou for tho roooptiou of pupils falls, tho losses will reach an appalling ag• More i'ortunate. "Tho W. 0. Tyler Paper Compnuy, No, gregate. publican voters of tho Stato. Senator on Weduosday, Sept, M. 1G9 Adams street, fniled yestortliiy with lin- Mahono made a speech iu which ho urged A Calalogiie of (lio Week's Iinpor- Tjin couvictod Cook County Coinmis- bilitios ostimiitod at i?y50,000. Tho nom• further attompts to ell'eot a compromise [Ohlongo spoolal,] —It required 58,758,350 gallons of water, siouers woro taken iuto court nt Chicago la,ut Occurrences Concisely inal asBets are reported to about equal with the foreign oroditors of Virginia. Tho TimcK of this city gives reports from besides that tirawn from ]n-iviito wells, to on Thursday, and Jlessri. McClaughroy, tho liabililios, bul, na n largo propor- various points iu the Wostern States show- Oliver, Cassolman, Goils, McCarthy, supply Jackson duriug July, Siiinraarized fiou ot tho nssolH ooiisists of book RAILWAYS, ing tho coiidiliou of tho crops, which is debts nud doubtful paper, tbo crod- Klohm, nnd Lynn woro sentenced. Mc- thus summarized: —lUchard Crouch, of Jnclcson County, itors will probably bo glail lo sottlo Clnughroy was soutoncod lo two yoars iu A Salt Lake (Utah) special says: "J. 'Tliodroiii;lit has liooinmoimiiuonly sovoro in is tho owner of a suow-whito inassnsanga. tho Peuilentiary at Joliel, tho others being most ot the territory covorod by those udvicos, Iiitellifreiieo by Electric Wire from nt ."iO lo GO cents ou tho dollar, Tho only D. NegUB, tho rnliug spirit iu tho proposed Tho snake has soveu rattles and is qnito lined if'liOflO' aud costs each. Mc- nnd the siiui ot tho iuforiiintioii obtniuotl is local creditor, so fur as is kiiowii, is tho Utah & Wyoming Eastern Bailway, which not fnvornhUi. Whllo somo Ktatoa liiiTo oo- Every Qiinrter of tho Civil- tame. Union National .Hank, wilh whom tbo com• Clnnghrey was taken to .loliet. Boodlor has boon ready for grading for throo years, cnped with littlo loss, others have siill'orod very izcil World. pany had its account, aud it was tho action Klohm wojit copiously when arraigned. left Ogden reooutly with two four-horse aorioiiBly, In Illinois tlio "dry apeli" hna beou —During the mouth of .luly the engines Ho road a writlon Blalomout lo the court oapecliilly dlBiiatroiis. 'Tlio yield ol hay lina of tho bank in ontoriug up a confession of teams, pro])osiug to drive tlirough to Sioux boon light, tlio crop of oats ia ooiisldored be. nt tho East Sngiunw Water-works mado iudgiuoiit for i?;i8,.|',)7 that precipitated inaU iu which herohoareed cortain.imporfant ser• City ovor his projected road, lie was ac- low tlio averngc, while tbo prosiiocts lor corn GG0,17!i rovolutious puuipiug 7S,h'S0,0;!3 THE TORY LATEST BY KlLEGEAPlL tors and caused Iho lirm lo make au assigii- vices ho bad roudorod tbo public in his ca• couipiiniod by a direttor ot tho lUiuoia nro dooidodly iliacoiiriigliig. Ei-om prosont ad• mont, Tha assiguoo is .Tamos L, Itubol, pacity of a County Comiuissiouer, and vices it ia roiiaoiiablo to stato that about half gallons of water. Central and an oxpcrioucod surveyor, A tho UBiiiil yiohlwill ho obtained, jMaiiy coun• tbo 'rroasuror of tho ooinpnuy nnd one of iiskod to bo dealt wilh as mercifully as big deal ia uudoubtedly bouig arranged, ties report proapocts for eouaidornbly loan tliau —'J'ho funeral of ox-Aldorman Goo. W. tho oliiof Bloc.klioldors." possible. State's Attorney Grinuell spoke ^tissaidon good mithority that tho Bur• halt'11 crop, while only a ^'0l•y linv oapoolally TriE Rroat fu'o in Pittubm'Rh wns not favored luoidiciea^ rejiovt un avcrago, .-Vbout.'j.l Morick, of Adriim, who diod ou Sunday, a good word for Klohm, iii view of Ibu as- lington A Jlissonri will roach Ogden and gotten midor contn)! nntll 3:;i(l Snndny DuRiNCi tho month of ')l)O,0illl, woll •TAMhiii ItEV.xOMXS, a tramp who ns- nro alnindoning Uioir rnuchos, and con- Gill., put his ahnro ot tho Contrnl Pncilic the corn crop is n total failure, arid in uo la.rLiou one of the bridges a fow weeks since in oovorftd l-i.y iiisiiriiiieo. .iobn K'ooi'e, of siiultod a woman nonrLoou, lowu, was pur- Ktorniitiou prevails. Ju a brush botwoen of tbo Statu is tlie ordinary ylold o.vpootod. linos down at $13,000,000. .From oiie-tliinl to ono-fourth of a crop is tin Adrian when iho horse slopiiod upon a Alloylioiiy, M'lin wiik iissi.'itliiL; llio iirorapn, Buod by 11 ]5iirty of niuiod men for two days. tho Sherill' of Garfiold Comity and the toiior ol tlic repovts from this State. Hay is bu pliiuk which llow up aud dosoended upon foil Irnin a iioif,'hborin(; rociC and wn.i Ho was captured near l^iocatiir City und rods, occasioiiod by an atlempt to arrest Pipe losses in the Unilod States .and a poor crdji, niui oats aro abort of tlio uanal pro• falally iiijiiri'il. lyachod, alter coutossiug the criuio. Miss two indicted bucks, ono Indian was shot, Canada during July aggrogatod $1-1,020,- duction, in Wiscinisin tho drouglit seoiiis to .Ijiiy's bend, iullictiiig cunsidoralile injury. Conger wiis mot by a trump, who mado in• f>00, double the average loss for July in have lieeu loss do;itructivo Some locnlitiea re- A (lA.s'd ol' nnirdorcrs who nro Knid to '.i'he Governor hns boon tolograpbed to for jiorfc a falling off in corn, but tlio crop in most He has jmst sued tho city, layhig his diim- havo hilled si.vly jiorKoiis during tliu pasi sulting proposals, nt tho same timo draw• nssistanco, and tho atloulion of tbo War tho past twelve yoars. 'The total loss for Hcotioiis of till) iStiitii aoiiins likely to bo an avor ngoB at 10,00(1, ing a revolver, '.i'ho frightouod girl sliirlod two yoar.-i liuB just boon lirohoii up at Department has boon called to the out• tho past seven months is f7(),028,100, ago, while the oat crop is fair, 'i'liu siuiio hooii to run, but was knocked innousible by tbo against .SCI),1)00,000 for tho lirst sovou tu be true ot illiehlgnn aud Oiilo. —Extensive preparations aro being mntlo ]'i(K0t, Hervin. Tlio miEureiintR aro in break, West 1)1 tho M isaissippi tlio advlcon are niuc tramp, and aflBnnUod, A mob of Illil) nion mouths of ISSO. to welcome (he G. A, B. Association of lirinon, and iiii iillicinl coiiiinittni) of iminiry 'J.'jiF, wheat crop ot Dakota will ruu ovor moro encouraging, rieiitiftil iv.iiia have falh^ Btiirlod from Dociilur and Union Counties recently iii lewfi, K'niisiis, aud Nobraslcii, wliic lias boon Hoiil lu I'iurot rroui Ivulgradc. It is stated Hint at a coiiforeuco held on .Suutlicru Micliignii to Adrian in Soptem- in pursuit, 'Tho villain was corralled in •10,000,000 bushels; tho coru crop, liO.DOO,- liavo been of iiulohl bein-iil lo the t^orii. Tlio board tho Uuitod States llngshipliichmond, 'I'llKiiK arc only sixty Tndians "ou llic tho bush iioar .'Vflon. 'This is Iho third 000, double iho yield of 1S8G... .Three Secretary of tlio Iowa .\t.:riciiltnnil Soeietv re ber. 'Tho Common Council has accoptod viirpalh" ill Goloriido, ljut llioy wiUdoubt- men were killed and throo others fatally at Halifa.x, N. S,, Mr, Poster, tho Cana• jiorta a iirobable corn yield uf ii(ili,UO,),000 busiiel.i onfio of the kiud iu Decatur County within wliith is Boum :in,i,liij,uuo 111 excoas ot the uhur au invitation to iiarlioipalo in tlio grand injured by falling 1100 foot into tho shaft of dian Miuistor of Pisberios, declared it to loss load nil tbo I'liilod Stiilos nrmy tliat a short timo, nnd Ibo people ot that county oroj) of last year. pnriido Sept. 1. I'oruiissiou has been cnn 1)0 spurod from llio lijisleni wiiliM'inf,'- tho Clovolaud Mine nt iKhpemiug, Mich. bo tbo intention of tho Gnnadiiui Govern• woro oxas]ieriilod to tiio higbesl pitub. grniited to erect docoriitious iu tho streets pIiicoK ll lively daiK'o for tliu iio.'ct i'ou' ... .Near 'i'ucsoii, A. T., tlio San Prnucis- ment lo capture the Anioricau aohooiioi-s Bkownsvilli; (Nob.) lolograiu: "IKram wook.s. 00 west-bound express was ditched nud Argonaut and Prencb wherever found. To THE OHIO CAMPAIGN. ou the oiicasiou. Schoouovcr abot Jlrs. Sloss, bis mother- the oxprosa car robbed by four mon. 'i'ho this Hoar Admiral Lnco and C!ousaI Gen• U.viTiD SrATKS ,Si;n-at'ok :Kn)i.)Li::- —Harry Disbeo, a Ind aged l-X yonr.^, wns in-law, doud the othor uight while sho was eral I'hohin dissonlod, emphatically stating ]iKH(ii:ii, wlio wiiH sent lo jail at 'W'ood- taking corn from him without leave, and SherilV is ou their trail Pleiiro-puou- FornJier niiil rtnvell, llio Ojipo.'.iiig drowned iu Whito Luko while bnthiiig. Ho niouia has boeu discovered at King's cat• tho United Slates would novor permit sloolc, Vn., '{''ridiiy, for ooiitoiiipl, of Court, was wilh a compiuiion, but as neither hnr, boon hold iu tho sum of .$1,000 for thoso vessels to bo taken outside ol Cnua- G11 l)(!i' n il I or i III Cii ii il iilii I cs. wns rulunsiod tlio Kiiiiio by a luob of tlo yards, -Dotroit, M!ioh., ovor a dozou trial on tbo charge of manslnugbtor. Ho onsos ovistiug nt present. Quariiu- diau torriiorial waters. conld swim tho young man, getting into bis friends. says ho mistook iMrs. Sloss for aiwlocnt." tino will bo instituted iniuiodiatoly.... Llovi) 'Teyis, President of tho Wolls- doe|) wator, was drowned, with no one that 'J'wo iNi^rKSTS liuvo boon hcild on tlm The oxnct loss of lifo by tho railway A gang of hoodlums boarded tho oxoiirBion Fargo Express Oompnny, iosliliod boforo Hon. Joseph B, Foriikcr, who has boon could go to his ri.'liof. Ho wns tho sou of body of livB. Kli/a .1. .loliiisoii, wbo wan steamer -Maska ou its rotiirn trip from Put• the Pacilic Commission, nt San Frimcisco, nominated by tho Ohio Bo)iublicnu con disaster at Cbatsworth, 111., is still in doubt. Mr, liisboo, tbo Ludingtou jeweler. 'The found lumping from a Irco on lior liiifi- It is ]irobiiblo that iho number of killed in-Bay to Dotroit, and ]:iliindorod aud beat that by the terms of tho confiolidiitiou of voiiiition for a socoiid torm as Clovcrnor of family wore spending the summer at tho baiid'H farm iitiiir lloloit, Kim., on tho'2d nnd filially injured will roach ouo hundred. tlio pnssengei-s nt their sweet will. Upon Iho oxpross companies Iho Central I'acilio the liuckoyo Stnto, is a native of Highland inst. 'Tlin lirsl. rosiiUod iu ii verdiot ot Moro thiiu Hint number woro seriously the Alaska's arrival ut Detroit olovon ot Company rocoivod no cousidoration, but Conuly, Ohio, und is 51 yoars old, Al tli •\Vhite Lako resort. ago of 1(1 ho enlisted in tho Eighty-ninth snieido, Ibo fiocoiid in n verdict that slio hull, nud many more sustained slight in• tlio gang wero tiikon into custody l''rod one-third of the Wells I'nrgo slock was Ifopt, alias Woleoiiio, was shot to death in trausfeiTod lo Stiinlord, H. 1^. Bacou, Ohio Infiiutry, serving until .Iuho, 18Gr —Jakio, (he little 5-ycar-old sou of Dr. wna miirdonid by borlinsliiuid, who is licld juries. Sovoral of tho doiui nro alill uii- idoutiliod. .'Vll of Iho woundt'd who woro tbo yard of tho penitentiary, near Salt Liiko Cbnrlos Crocker, liopkiiis, Huntington aud taking pnrt iu mnay etigngoinenls .1). B. Meengs, of iMuskegou, told his for o.viiiiiinalion on tlmt cbar;,'0, Ho was ra))idly promoted, was brcvetted able to travel havo been roniovod from Cily, for tho murder of -lohn P. Turner at aud liimself. 'Povis also slateil that mothor that he was going to soo bis grand• l/llEii ]X)U(ii,AS,'i, who bus just rotiiniod Cajitain for bravery oa the liekl, aud whon Ohntswortb, Pijior City, and Porost'to Pe• T'nrk Oily, seven yours ago. lie sal in a since tho coiiKolidaliou tho Wells Pargo from an oxtonsivo tour in iMiropo, rcport.s pa ill HoUaud. and trun to his word ho got oria orto their homos.' Tbobodio.soC tho chair suioking n cigar wliilo live of the company had tho exclusive express busi- that ho wns overywboro Iroutcd with din- on tho train for that cily and went through killed woro also tnkou to X'oorin, and such sheriff's dopulios discharged iheir rilles at uess over the Central Pacilic. Tevis ad- without his parents ever snspecliug that tingnisliod con.sidtiratioii, iiotwithotiiiidiiifj ns had not boon chiiiued by rola- him. Death was insinutnuoous. milled lhat ho was asked lo take slock iu tho Central Paci^c and iu tho Contract niui bis couiploxiou. livos woro int^irrod by tho couijinny he would do as he snid. T'hoy woro great• -Piuniico Company, but declined, "Why iU.SKOi' f'i.'.UKY.oC Iowa, hnsbccii clionen in thnt city. 'The Coroner began SOUTH. ly concoruod on missing liiiu aud thought did you not accept?" was asked, "I look• mi iiKjiuist ou Friday. The Stale Board ho was lost in Muskegon and wero uot sat• to llio vnriuU hisbojiric of Nova Scolia. A ni.ir.vrcir from Lexington, Ky,, saya: ed at it from a business point of view," of Hiiilway Commissionors nlso bogau nu il' Iho .I'ojio will coiiHOiit to nccopt, tliora "John Cbiy, the only remaining sou of said ho, "bocauso I Ibonght it would lend islicd unlil a leU'grani from "grandpa" nu- iii\-eatigatiou. Tho theory that Iho bridge bo will reooivo costly jubiloo fuw Jfoxico, in bis iiuuHiil report do• very rovoltiug. Umy had boon roeoi.'nUod and iu l!i7;) was elected a Judgo of tho and Galveston, says a Washington tele• ou opposito sides, would seem to bo iui- claros thai not Ics.s ihisu •1,111)0,01)0 acres of during tho jiiglit and ciiUme.l by friouUs and Suiierior Court. In ISS;! he wns iiomiu- but brought uj) short at tho socoiul-iloor rolativea, who luul gotten ood'iiis inul iiiado gram, lie has about made up his mind niiuont, public Inud in that tcrrilery bavo boeu aiod far("ioverunronibe Kepublicaulicket. landing, thus saving the lives of the ocou- propumtioiiB to tako tho bodies to placed ot lhat lie will uot go farther west than i\nn- but wan dofoalcd by ,ludge Ilondly. Iu frniidiiloiilly npproiiriiitod. Ho dcnouncos Bopulchw. Tlie hideoiia bodina ol the un- Aiicn,BisJiop Walsh, iu an inlerviow, pauts. John Draper, a sowiug-machino sas City nud. very liltle, if nny, iarlhor 1SS5 ho was ngain 'nomiunlod, this time tho Jfaxwoll land Rraiil as a colossiil sloal. kuowii iiufoi'tuiiatoM woro ciu'riod away, wahh- takes a hopeful view of the Irish situation. od, nud laid opt iu course alii'oiids. 'Thou tlioy south than Atlanta. Uo does uot dosiro to being olectod by a baudsomo majority. repairer, had ouo leg broken, nnd his back Ho regards tho new laud act as a nieasuro Tiui stroot-railwuYKof Fort Wayno woro wero cxauiinod by aiiryoous and at'outs of tho bo absent from tho capital more than was hurt so thnt partial ])!iralysis resulted. company, who moAo niRUioruuita of pliyeleiil twenty days, but delays and unavoidable of groat value to Iho tcnnntry, aud does Tho.s. K, •powoll, ilio Noiniiieo of tlio Doni* sold nndor forcidoBiire lo J, It. iiass fiud marks ior piir])ORoii of future idtiutlhcut'oii. Henry Bulleu, a cutter, sustained injury cirenmstnncosmay prolong his absence live not apprehend a rigid onfoicemeut of tho oeiiioy. a. II. JJond, of Unit cily, for :?1KI,II0II. 'i'lw iitimofl of iioino of thoao woro ohtaiuod to his back, John Hair, a presser, was cut or ton days moro. Ho will bogiu iho coercion act. Within a year or two ho ex• TllE iiniiiber lulled iu tho Chatflwortli from tbo tickets which thoy hiul houfiht for General Thomas E. Powell, who waa tho oxouraiou. 'Tho llnilroad C'oniuiiJ- preparation of his annual message to Con• pects to seo an Irish Parliament at Dublin, about the head, nud August Kiinipf, tho clisiistor, or who biivo sinco diod, i.s now nominated for Governor of Ohio by Biouors wanted photosrapha mado of tho gress upon his return lo Washington, and elevator condnctor, had a compound frac• "oilloially" fliatod at sovonty-six. '.fhe dead, but tUla projoot iras hv no meana (o.iislbio, The Loudon Times construes Lord tho receut Democratic State Conven• other important mutters which will then owing to the/loudi tion o( fiio bodies. This dc- Salisbury's recent speech as an omphiitio tion, Avas bom in Dolawaro County, ture of iho loft log, 'J'ho other man es• sorionsly woimdod iimuborod lli'J, aud the iorlpttouwae mailt' iu triplicate-imo cony suing cbiim his iiersoual attoulion will prevent condemnation of the policy of tolerating Ohio, in the year 18..t2. He -was caped uninjured, 'Tho accident was due filidlitly injured 151),,making n Ri'nud total to tho Corouor ot Livlngatou Comity, a aoooiid his extending his visit 'mtich beyond of 2.55 Iciliod nud injurod. Sovoral of tho to tho railroad coiuininy, 'ami the tliirj aa a tho Irish National League..,.It is pre• educated in the State, gradu' to Kumpf's carelessness. Ho got his leg wnyblll or tiokot tor tho ciowu or more bodies, November 1. dicted that llussia, now thiit Prince Per- violims who nro slill nt Chnlsivortb cimnot triio couipttuy had jirovided a nunibor of eot'- caught hetweon tho,elevator nnd iifth-lloor Tnn sum of .$o,.l(!2,000 in U bonds was dinaud is about to assume the reins of Biu'vivo tlioir wounds. 'J'ho nuknown dead flnn, and in these tho bodies wero plixood. landing. Tho other mou jumped on the offered for rodamption on Wednesday at government in Bulgaria, will adopt a mora ar^still hold nt Peoria for idoufiiiciitiou. I'ho trauafor wna uinrto iu a, fcoiKlil.enr far re• moved from tho statiim, ao aa to 1» out of al^ht tho National Treasury. Tho Soorotary ac• vigorous policy in regard to tho affairs of elevator in hopes that their weight would As altouipt wns made lo wreck iipas- of tho curious public, who littlo kuow whatwu-s cepted tho offer of tho Suffolk Bank, of- that country. Exleusivo preparations nre cairso the vehicle to descend far enough to Bougor train on tho Ibirlinglou and Mis• holut; douo, 'X'ho frolKht-oar coutftiuiiig tho bodios was flwitchod into tho regular oxpross IBostou, for $200,000 registered bonds at being mado in Bulgaria to welcome the extricate Kumpf's leg. When tho lastm.an souri liiiilroiid by firing a tmstlo bridge trnin, and waa soou ou ita way to I'ooria, 110. Hat. All the olher proposals wore ro- Prince. . jumped on the elevator fell. ton miles from Nebraska City. 'Tbo traiu A Pooriu, tologmm of Snturdny siiys; joctod, ns the rates wero not considered wiiB a light ono, liowovor, aud got ovor tho Yoaterdny wao a dny of mourning ia Poorio. favorable. MARKET REPORTS. —Edward Laudre, of Cnlumet, a small bnming .slrucluro iu safety. —crape on tho doors, tlio doiul literally bJoolc- Ing tlio uudortakers' oatubllahiuouta, and sor• A Washinhton' dispatch says: "Col. NKW yORlx. mining town nenr Houghton, returned from T-WENTV-'fiiJiRE porsouR living iu the row, wooping, nnd uttor deaohitlon all ovor tiio Lamout has measurably sntisfied public CATTLE S 4.00 @ 5.a5 the mine whero he is employed, bringing a Sovontoenth ward of Pittsburgh have boon city. 'The auddoniioas and horrin- ot tho oiJnm- Hotts s.'Ji m (i.m ity nre upsetting men's reaaoii. 'Thoro aro curiosity in regard to the President's route WuKA'r—No. 1 White M'/. -u .8.5.vj box whioh had contiiiued iiitro-glycerino. poisonod by outing cualnrd cako, ])urohased ae.vttral horo in tho city who lont friends and on his prosiioctivo Western and Southern Ko. 1! lied.... 8Qi.',(rtl .61)4 A friend accompanied Laudro homo, and ot a local biilcor. It is believed nil will ro• rolativen in thedian^tor, whoso iiairios for uiuai- trip, 'i'ho details of tho afl'air hnvo not CoIl^•—No. li .gl "63 .51 foat reoaoua it will not do to mentiou, for wJuoju covor. 'X'lio deadly ingrodionl. iu tbo cnko Oats—White S7 (. pauso nt Indianapolis en route. He will Fine Dairy 18 &@ .21 home, picked up tho cover, split it in two, IlKB-TAPisM in the British Govornment A Milwaukee dispatch says the iitock- certninly be at St, Louis October Gth and CnEESE—Full Croaiii, choddnrg. .11 @m .na holdors of five Gogebic iron mines, known Full Croam, now 11 (ii& .ii;.i and poked the pieces iuto tbo stove. A tbroatouR to cost nu iuuocont man bis life. will remain there two or three days. Ho Egos—Freak 10 as tho Bnrtou properties, transferred them IS .11 Tbo bome Minister has douliuod to inler- will thtn go at once to Chicago, arriving Potatoes—Choioo, per hrl 70 &• .75 sharp, sissing noise like escaping steam to tho Bessemer Consolidated lion Com• rouK—Mobs 10.75 ifl 17.25 foro in tho caso of LipHki, who is under thoro probably on tho Sth, Thence he will immediately followed, aud an instant pany of Now Yorlc, of which ox-Senator journoy to Milwaukee, St, Paul, Minnoap- MILWAUKEE. sonleDoo lo bo Uangod, nnd of wlioso iuno- Wheat—Cash .03 & .70 later a torrific explosion. The. stovo was Stephen Dorsoy wns elected President, olis, Omaha, and Kansas City, and thou oeuco strong proofs aro said lo liavo boon CoJiK—No.2 .11 & .42 Jesse R- Grant Sooretary, and ox-Assistant will probably strike across the country to Oath—No. 'i Whito 29 i9 .30 ating from tho Oliio Wosleyan Uni• blown into piocos. The iron teakettle wos oblniuod. .-V iiniil appoiil has beou made Soorotary of the Tronsury Charles E. Coon Memphis, Nashville, and Atlanta, The llVE—No. 1 .11 @ .45 versity in LSOS . and snb.se(iiiont- blown through tiio roof, Cutting its way as to the Queen in bis behalf by his couusol. I'ORIi—Mos3 11.25 !414.73 Treasurer. AU of thom were prosont. The southern portion of tho trip has not been S'T. LOUIS. ly entering upon tho practice of law in cleanly as if it wero a solid .shot lired from The libornl-uuionists iu England sooiu price paid foj the flvo mines was $:J,020,- conclusively arranged as yet," Wheat—No. 2 Kod.. 08 © .69 1807. Entering the political arena ho a cannon. Through this aperture was also . 000. The cousoliilatod company has a cap• CojiN—Milted 38 m .39 to bo getting deiuornliiiod, Miiudo, Secre• in course of time wtw the chosen 3)em- ital stock of $7,oOU,0(iO, and has made a Oats—Mixed 24 & .25 blown tho baby. Tho baby was not killed. tary of Iheir liiiion, has just tonderod his Pork—Now MoBB 15.00 telO,50 oeratio nominee for Attorney General five-year contract with the Groat Lakes POLITICS. It was-terribly bruised about' the faco and roBifinntion, ns lie finds himself nnablo to TOLEIiO, of Ohio, Imt with tho balance of tho Steam-shipping Company, which will build WiiE.i.T-CnBh 74 © .74)4 lost one oyo and perhaps the sight oftho Kustniu tbo Tory program. Probably tho Tiie President has appointed tho fol• euHro ])emocratio ticket met his de• fifteen sleam-vosGels to cany ore from Cork—No. 2 .47 # .•17!j rosnlts of tho recent elc-clious hnd some• lowing-named. PoBtniasters: Ambrose W. Oats. .23 (2) ,20 other. The littlo girl was badly burned-1 Ashlnud to Cleveland at !fl.50 por Ion, feat. ' r. Powell is an excellent rep-, thing to do with Maude's chaugo of heart. Mullen, at Do Smot, Dakota, vice J,. H. DETItOI'T. and Pauquetto's nose was llattened. Lau• the present rate being $2.50. Tho oom- Beep Oati'LE .1.73 10 4.50 resentfitive of the logal talent of Ohio, Carroll, resigned; G. W. Parrelly, at THE Jlassachnselts Democrats will hold pauy contracts to ship 800,000 ions per Hoos 3.23 & i.OO having- not only attained aa enviablo dro escaped with slight wounds, and his Chanuto, Kan., vice J. B. Beatty, resigned; Sheep i),.';0 L* 4,2,'> thoir convention nt Worcester Septembel annum. rejDutation as a lawyer of ability, but wifo, ivho stood right over the stovo.at the Lee H. Way, at Luverue, Minn., vice Wheat-No. 1 Whito...... 70 & ,77 20. Coiw—No. 2 M ['il ,45 also ostablislied for himself a large and An EyansviUo special reports a torriblo Charles 0. Hawos, resigned; John Gootz, moment of tho oxplosiou, was uot muck , Oats—No, 2 Whito 30 & ,30)^ lucrative'practice iu the highest courts accident near Dufl's Station, Dubois at Greencastle, Pa., vice II. P. Prnthor, CINCINNATI, . hurt. .^ BAST. of tho State aud. nation. County, lud., on tho Louisville, Evans- resigned. ATOliara T. P'igg has boon ap• Wtoat—No, 2 Bed ' ,73 ;fll .72 u villo & St. Louis Air Lino Bailway. Ak a Corn—No. 2 .47!6. W. V(K>rlioo.( mil till) ('onilnj; and ill ono of them, called tlioir atten• preceding two yaiwa under Uopiiblicau I kin hearth' crack o' tho luaHtnr'B whip, soil so o/ructunlly that after, ten or purpose ot koeju'ng the liojiulilican Campalg'ii of Nc.v tion to a young rnan who had been Vfiir. Au' th' shriek ii' tli' sbdjiud clown, liffceon hours it mny bo romovod with jiarfcy in power. 'The AYasliingtoii cor- rule, Ab wosat on th' hiuhoat aoat lui' lalf'd.- frightfully hurt in an accident. Ho "As you vioAv things, what will bo the ease, respondeiico of tho Biiti'alo Courier .From July il, 1885, fco June 30, 1SS7, hud been' tbe;'0 about a week, and probable result of the uoxt .Presidential I'm groivin' old, an' don't sit rouu' "llllow.s-fXd" orongos grown iir the says: "An investigation will show that there Avas disbnrsod, on acconufc of As woll as f iisod to do ; during that timo he had boon jiartly un• campaign'?" West Indies and Jiloxico, sn thnt they up to the day Grover Cleveland was ])oiisious, Sl;JiJ,5.Sl,27ai5. liut I'vo bad my aharo o' th' swoota o' llfo, conscious, imrlly raving. Ho was good "I have not a doubt of the success of ]!ut I'vo had my aharo o' lir hittor too, slinll puss muster as real Florida ivvii, elected President the extortion of From July 1, H-'HH, to Juno flO, 1SS5, looking, and tbo deathly jiiillor which the I^emocratic party noxfc yoar. j\Ir, All' whouovor I aao 'om a pastin' up is the device of nn cnfcerjirising Ynnk-oe. money from tlio cmiiloyes in tbo civil tlioro was disbursed on account of ))en- 'rhom pnators all rotin'. overspread his face iniulo it look more C'loycland will bo nominated beyond a 'Iho iiroce.ss consists of jiutfciiig tlio Hcrvico Avout steadily on ;" for tho truth sioiis ;5122,!)()7,2.13..|(i, showing an in• Illy luiart boats jest as it used to do, interesting, Wlion she looked at tho lioradvoiifcure, and, I tliink, an certain• When tho cirouH cum to town, fruit into a largo sieve and [lassing it of which soo the lotfcoi' of Kubbell, crease of S1(J,017,0211,ill) for the lirst unfortuuato follow, her heart began to ly eleefced. I have dill'eroil ou some over a hot lire until the oriiiigos cou- under date ot May 15, ViH2, is given two years under a Democratic adinin- 'There aro somo wlio contend that a circua beat faster, and it ,sooniod to her as if jiointiS Avitli him, and still do. I cling •would laincil therein arc Kulllciently scorclioil, as follows; iafcrafcion over the last two years under soniothiug terrible was going to liap- tenaciously to my often expressed views Old ,Satin bimaolf dn[;rarlo; tecliuioally "browned," to give thom a iUopiiblicaii admiiiisfcratiijn. !Biit i'vo nollc(fd tliny'ro allua right on baud jion. "Under the eirnnmstances iu which oil the subjocfc of silver, .it is an iin- i-'or tho daily Btrnot ]Mir:ulo ; the true Florida lingo which ispoculinr the country iintls itsolf jilaced the com• jiortnnt )iart of the money ot the world, On ,Inly 1, IS.S;), there wero 3n:!,(;5S An' thoro'ii aomo n iircacliin' agin ft iio^v, All at onco ho ,sat up in l;ed uiicoii- to that d'.dicious oriiiige 'The mittoo believes that you will csfceciu it and must so remain so tar as wo are jieiiainiiers ou fcho rolls. Ou Jnly 1, An' tryiin: to ru n it tlov, ii, scioiis of anything nrouiid him, and Vfho orlcd likosin, eaiiad it raiiiod all day, "browned" fruit is mostly ,ship])od both n jn'ivile.go nnd a pleasure to coneornod. I am also a ])arfcisati Doiiio- 1885, there were upnn fcho rolls f;-!.'),- raising his hand to his ear as if ho AVhoii tho clrciiH eiiiii t,', town. north and -west, make fco its fiind.s a coiitributiou which crat,, and bflliovo in tho iisefiilnoss ot 825 pensionei's, being a iiefc iiuifoaHO to wanted to catch c far-away sound, ho ifc is hojiod AVill not be less than. S—. liiirty politics. I am no mugwiira)i— the rolls during the last fcwn years uttered thu peculiar "hello" wliich the M. Liii.N'F.K, ail Austriau niotoorolo- Thu labors of the couimiltoo will all'oct haven't a fcniut ot it iu mo, aud would under iliopublican riile^ of Il,Ili7. telephouo operators are so accusfcomed gisfc, citdins to hnvo ascertained, after tho result of tho Presidential election adniinistur tlio government by tho On tho Ist day of July, 18.S7, thoro m to use careful investigation, that tbo moon has all inllnenco on a magiiotized luiedle, in ISH'i, as woll as the (.'ongfossional bauds of my inirty friends if I had tho wove U)50ii tho rolls '102,OiiO pensionors Tin's ho ropoated till o.Tliausted, and HY r, sPA.NMAAUirr. varying with iiis jiliasos and docliua- struggle, audit may tliorotoro roasnn- pov.'or. I do not say that Sir. Cleve• — uuolllcial, but a low eafciinatu—or a thou fell back on his pillow. For a lion.s. 'Iho ]ilieiiomenon is said to be ably bo hnpod to have fcho sympatliv land has failed to any great or marked not gain to fcho rolls during the lirst Thoy woro Loth young, full of life moinciit she stood as if aho had been more ]irnminontly nolicoablo when the and assistance of all who look with degree in doing this, but he has given two yours under Democi-atic rule of antl hopes for tho tiitiiro, butnoitlior of tliundorstruck, and then sbo knelt near moon is near the cartli, and to lie very dread upon the possibility of the res• somo cause for complaint. I am glad 5ii,S75, or a net gain of 5,..l.08 to tho thom was woalthy, and lack of woiilth the bod, and, putting her soft, whito marked wliiiu .she is passing from the toration ot tho l.'emocrafcic party to to say, however, that such cause is rolls during the first two yoars of is considorod a groat .sin nowadiiy.s. arm around his neck, softly patted his full tn her first or second quarter. 'The fcho control of the t'iloveriiniont." growing leas day by day. Bufc aside .President Cleveland's administral.ioii They had known each otlior for the pale face. over tlie last tAvo yours of Presidenfc disturbances are fniind to bo at their But the Kepublicaii clerks, laliorors, from all those fcliings l\lr. (ilevoland past throo iiumtli,s, and talked to oach 'The women, astonished as tboy wore, .•Vrtliur's adminIstriitiouv maxiiiium wlion the moon is in the and scullions were nofc inclined to re• lias been a safo and successful .adiiiinis- \ othor almost ovory day of that time, did nofc dare to ufctor a word. The plane of tbo equator, and greater during spond as liboral ly as Hubboll desired, trafcor of public all'airs. He is an hon• During the fiscal year ending June and every hour of those days. Yet ])iifcient seomod to oxporienco great re• ilie HOiitlioni that ifc is during the '.'.'hoy hesitated. j\raiiy ot them were est, self'Veliant, courageous man, and 30, 1.SS7, 112,::i;0 cortiiicates of all thoy did liot know each other's i'ealnros. lief from her touoli, luid slowly fell nortliorn declination. convinced that tho era of J-iOjiublicaii has the genoral ccniidenco ot fcho classes wore issued by tho Bureau of 'Thoy wore both good looking. Ho asleep. ]iooiilo to a wonderful degree irre- Pousioiis, of whicli 5.1,1 IM wero "orig• CrAi.'i'oN' lifts ])uintod out somo vory rascality and robbnry Avas drawing to a was a young iiinn of some ability, '21 When ho slept, .she oxphiinod her Hjioctivo of pi'.rfcy linos. As fco the inal," being 5,017iu exoeas of the liigii- curious facts (concerning tlio childron closo. They know that the Beimblicau yoars old, who, Ly a combiiialiiim of action, and, woiiion as they woro, they Bepublicau candidafco, it is very ost number ever before issued in tho of pref'.'ssionnl men. Ho found, I'roni a bosses woro alarmed and that their circurastaiicos, had boon obliged to ac- did not have the hcnrfc to scold her. dillicult afc this time to mak'o history of the bureau. study lit the heredil;v of the menibers methods wore thoso of desperation, iu •co]3t a position as telophono clerk hi Sho sent It raossago homo exiihiining an hitelligont prediction Avho it Avill With such tacts and figures iu viow, of some of tho largest seieiitilii; socie• proof ot which Ilubboll issued auotlici' tho ollice of ono of our groat dailies. evorytliing, aud after somo doliberit- bo. I do not boliovo it Avill bo either comment is nofc required—they Sjioak ties of London, that llin lo.i'.al profes• circular as follows: iSlio was a girl IS who for some timo tiiui her iJiirents, sensible people, de• Jilaiuo or .'Sherman. I have very grave for thonisolvos. .Partisan iiialiguity sion ]irosouted the most oiiiincut mon "Sill—'I'our f.ailuro to respond to the had held u phieo us operator in the cen• cided to lot her do ns she pleased in doubts, and I have roaaous for thom, may assail them,, but thoy will glow and tlio fewest idiots. The medical eiroular ot M.ay 15, J,S,S2, sent to you tral tolcyilioiie ollico. tbo mailer, whether lilaiiio Avill alloAv his name to llio brighter by the assault, and will prnfessiou (;niiio next, and lastly olor- by this oommittco, is noted Avitli sur• Ho was a yoniig man of tho world. 'Though sho attended raguhirly to go before tho oouA'cufcion. iJlaine is a lieeomo more oouspicuoini. Beinocrats gynien, who produced the smallest prise. It is hoiied that the only roa• He had been clerk in a sturo, lionk- her duties, slie K]ioufc all hor freo time very bright man and no ono can rend may avoII fool proud of the record. number ot eminent iiK.ui and tho largest son for such failure is that the matter Ijeopor ill a real ostuto ollico, cditiir, re- with her ncceptod lover. Hut oven her the signs hotter than he Sherman Tho truth is always more ])o\vori'ul Tiiimbor of idiots nud feeble-minded. escaped your attention, o-wing to jiress portoi', iiuij various ntlior tliiii,L;-,s; and loving caro could not nurso him back has serious dissensions in his own than alio. 'The truth grows iu public 'I'lie lawyers gave origin to six times as of other cares. Groat jiolitical battles had sown niOKt of lii< wild uitts at a to henltli, and ho sank day after day, .State, and I think ho will go before I'avor. This boing tho caso, tho Dnni- niiiuy eiiiiiient men us the idcrgy. The can not; be won in this Avay. 'This com• timo when olhnrs only begin to lind out l\Uat (if llie timo ho was in a comatose tbo coiivoutimi crijq.dctl and handi• oorntic party haa only to keep tJio clergy gave origin to six linK:s as many mittee can not hope to succeed in tho that they have any t. sow. cniidition, liut when in somo of his capped by open ojqjositiou and secrofc truth before tho people. idints and fcoljlo-rnindotl as tlio law• ponding strugglo it those most directly She w;is a good girl. At tho presoitt lucid moments ho recognized hor and treachery from Chio. With Bliiino yers. bonelifcod by success are unwilling or time this i.s moio of au exccjitioii tlinii uttered I'aiiifc Avords of lovo aud grati• neglect fcoai d in a substantial manner, and Sliorinau both out of the way, The Kind of a f.)iuii(>cr:U, iljirvp.y "Was. a riilo iimong working girls in large I'unF. TiimviiiiiiJiiK's plan of subma- there aro three persons occur to my tude, she forgot all her cures aud sor• V/c are on the skirmish lino ot 188-1, 'Tho kind of a .Domocrafc lliiof Har• cities. iSho was a lady also, lhauli.s tu riuo telephony in which speech wits to miud, and any ono of whom may be rows and felt hiqip}'. wilili a conlliet boforo us this fall of vey Avas ia shown by the following ox- the advico ulie hatl received at home, be traiisniifctoil between vessels at sea nominated—Allison of Iowa, Harrison One morning when sho loffc him logo great moment to tho liopublic, and you tract from a Blaino and J.o.gau spoooh and to her own gmid sense. withnut the aid nt nny connecting wire ot Indiana, ancl Hawley ot Connecti• to fclieolllcolio Wits very low, audthough must know that tho siliuatiou now is which ho ])ro]iarod in IWtl, aud wliich Still she wns full of fun. lint has boon iibinidoned as iiu]iracfcicablo, cut.. 'They are all mou of good ability kIio the afcliendiug physician said thafc ho full of daugor lo the next Presidential has been found in his papers Avith his took uo risks, aud that was the reason as fcho system upon which I\li'. Edison and good character, but neither of could live yefc for two or throe days, campaign. Unless you think that our signature: thoy had never mot. Tliey boeamo has boon exporimoiiting in I'lorida is thora will stand the least cli.anoe ot bo• she had arranged with Hie. nurso fco grand old party ought nofc to succeed, I do nnt beliovo that the Democratic . aciiuaintod on Hocoratioii Hiiy. Tboy moro promising of good results. In ing eloctod over Cloveland." call her should a change for fcho worse lielp ifc now in ifcs struggle Ifc is hoped party—taking ifc rank and filo—are safo s]ii>ken to cacli other before tliat; but occur. this .system tho tcle])hone .signals, by that by return mail you will send a vol• "You do not soom fco have taken to be trusted with tho all'airs ot fclio na• only ill exchanging niutunl courtesies. long and short explosive sounds instead untary ooutribufcion equal to 2 por cout. The day was a porfoct ouo, but about much stock in the late flag coutro- tion fco-d.ay, and so think the people. Thero was n drawing that day, at tho ot liy spnl.-oii words and coninuinica of your annual coniponsation as a sub- uoon-fcimo, somber, tlireafcoiiing clouds vorsy V Why is ifc'? .Because fchoy have uo con• telephone ollice, to decide which of tho tions, havo boan successfully cxchaugod stanfcial proof of your earnest desiro tor gathered ovefc the city, and the joyous "Oh, no; uot much. The order to fidence iu its iutogrifcy. Ifc is bocauso it girls should go out and look at the through the Avater between vessels the success ot the Bopublican party suuliglifc made placo for gloom and return tho Hags Avas a blunder, from is rotten to tho very center and core, p.arado, and sho was uufortuuate, and from throo to four miles .apart, Avith the this fall, transmitting by draft nr darkness. Avliich jMr. Clevolautt promptly extri• iliu fcho language of Ceorgo William had to stay in. prospect that tlio working limit may bo postal money order payable to tho or• 'There was a ring at hor boll, and .she cated himself in a manly way. A Curfci:s, it is a party fchafc "now attempts Sho told him about it wlion ho asked increased with improvement in the ap der of .Tay A. Hnhbell, Acting Treas• Icncw what the mcss.age would be, party must be hard dri\'on and iu a to sneak liack lo jiowor as a con,si>iracy her the result nf Ihe drawing. He paratiis. urer, postollico lock box 58!.i, Wasli- •^\'hat happened immodiiifcoly affcor fchat, A'ory straiued coudifcion for an issue lo i'or plunder and s|3oils." Tho Demo• •sympathized with hor and that broke jugton. D. 0." no Olio exactly know, Eut just as tho CuAiis, which aro supposed to shod seize upon siudi a matter as fchat. I do cratic party of to-diiy ia a political the ico. He had asked hor lime and m.anagor -was going to order lights, thoir shells every ye.ir, do nofc often nofc think it will inlluonce or control a tramp, crawling up to tho back door of again lo toll him hor name and address, It Avill be observed that Ilubboll was thoro w.as a sudden flash of lightning, shed them after they have attained thoir A'ote during tho next campaign, Othor the .lixocutivo Mansion bogging for but, kind as slio was to him, she was creating a fund for future emergencies, followed by a frightful pen! of thunder, full size, and the creatures become vie inoro practical and important fcliings food. 'The Democratic party is hungry too careful to do such a thing until she and it was tlrs urgency fchat trans• nud when the terrorized operators re• tims to barnacles and all sorts ot marine AA''iIl engage tbo public mind. — Hot and very tWrsty. Ifc is all tooth and know moro about liim. formed .Bacon, tho Patent Oflice elork, gained their souses the poor girl was growths that I'aateii themsolvcs upon into a tiiiof. Ilo stole tor the jjarty. Sprinr/.s intcrviexo •with Senator empty stomach. Tho.y toll us that fcho Aftor awhile sho began to listen for found lying over hor instrument, jiale the .shell A. remarkable exaniplo of Ho robbed at the bidding ot Hubboll, Voorhcen. Ivopublicati party is corrujifc; that ollico the boll Unit would aiinonnco his ar• and dead. By one of those unaccount• this may be soon in tho British inusoum and the contemplated investigation and power have made it so. 'Thoy want rival. He, ou his part, began to arrive able wliims of nature, the electric fluid, where liif< boon placed an old crab ot will make, ifc is believed, farther dis• ollioe and power, and at the samo timo earlier than was his eustoiii, so as to bo 'I'he Pension Keciird of the Dcinocratic kopt .an unwilling captive in the clouds the edible siioeies, Avitli some half closures, showing to Avhat oxtentmonoy they toll us that it is power and ollico near her. 'Thoy began to like each . Adniiiiistratioii. above, had found an escape along her dozen oysters ot large size fixed to its Avas stolen from 187G to 1.':'81 to secure that have made'us corrupt. If this is otlior, perhaps thoy began to love; wire and, passing through her body, bade, which loa:l, over increasing, tho the election of a Bopublican Congress Now thnt certain bhithorskitos of the so, let us keep them pure, and koop •who can toll';' Love, thoy say, docs had caused au iustautanoous, jiainloss ohl crab Avas doomed to carry to the administration. To have some 'Tufcfclo-Fairchild strijio aro seeking fco them in fcho path of roforni by keeping .not depend on f[u.alitios of the botly, oikI death. cud ot its days. •' Another curious ,speci rational idea ot Eepublican piracy, the transforiu fcho Grand -Army of the Bo- thom in fche minorifcy. but of the soul. Things, however, mon preserved is that of a hairy crab, public into a 'Republican ])artisan ma• It was noticed that at the self-same following from the A''orlli American -wont too smooth to last that way. which, though nofc larger itself than a chine, by assailing President Cleve• hour, hor sick lover had suddenly Jievicw for September, 1882, will bo The Pltimed Knighfc is always in a One day, •\vhcn ho called hor up as walnut, is saddled with a sponge as land's record for tho purpose of showing raised himself in bod as if touched by read with interest; bad row ot stumps, and, viewing his •usual, she told him, in a joking ni.aunor, large as a man's list. that ho is an oiieiny of tilie veteran sol• tho jiolos of a galvanic bafctory, and career in that light, the Chicago Times that sho hud already iiojied that ho "Could tho curtain of secrecy be dior, says a contemjjorary, it becomes affcor uttering tho words, "I am through, remarks that " a railroad investigation had boon discharged, so that ho could hffced, we should see a vasfc drag-not of a patriotic duty to qirosent the facts to ring oil" had fallen back lifeless, Avliile A Diiiiia.s Sfory of I'alniorstoii. can not go very far without discovering not bother her any more. Ho thought extortion thrown out by the committee the public, so that every veteran sol• the bell ot the telephone, which, dur• .Dumas lovod to laugh .at the expense the magnetic tracks ot Jim Blaino, and sho meant ifc in earnest, and felt from Washington ovor the wholo land, dier may appreciate tho ineffable scoun- ing that time h.id boon ringing of English stiU'ness and reserve. One sure enongh tho Pacific Bailroad Com• ollbndod, and hardly said a word. Sho from ]\[aiuo to California, with ovory drolisiii ot those Avho would obscure furiously, suddenly stopped and the in• of his best atorios Avas this; Ono day mission finds him credited with $2O,OOO was disappointed but •would nofc show, humble ollicial and laborer from tliose tho truth for tho sake of partisan ends. strument ifcself foil to pieces on the Victor Hugo and I were invited to dine worth ot bonds and 2,500 acres of real it and tried fco bo cross. Ho, on his under the sea at Hell Gato to the Au ollicial document has been issued Iloor. with the duke of Docazos. Among the estate." It was such things thatdrovo,«" weather obsorvors on Pike's Peak, on- part, called np another girl and talked guests wore .Lord aud Lady Palmerston which Avill enable all who Avant to know the honest element of tho Boiniblican It seems liko a sad ending to a tangled in its meshoe, and busy among to her. 'That wounded her to the quick. —of course, this happened before the tho truth to comprehend at a glance party to Avifchhold their votes from haipy dream. But are wa to pa.s3 them for their prey a series of tax ex• Whou they jxirted it was witli angry February revolution. At midnight tea what Mr, Cleveland's administration Blaine in 1881, Mr, Blaine's record Ima jut ginent on tho unfathomable decrees tortioners ranging clown from Hubboll, words; but both'wero sorry at heart, was handed around. Victor Hugo and has done for the Union soldier in re• not improved in the least, and tho samo of nature ? 'Thoy wero united iu death, tho great qun'stor, to little Hubbells That night ^\•hou he ^\•ent home he mot I were sifcfciiig sido by side chatting gard to jjonaions and positions. honest element of the Eepublican par• thoy might not have been in life. by the hundred, each paid a commis• a runaway, Oouragoous as he was, he merrily. Lord and Lady Palmerston It ia stated that "an invesfcigafcor with ty that voted against Blaine, it is as• sion on his collections in true 'I'urkish grasped the bridle of ono of tho horses had arrived vory late, and thoro had a keen regard for figures has gnno over serted, will vote^ against Sherman still fashion. 'These minions, book in hand, and tried to stop it. He did stop it; Tobacco in tiic "White House. consequently been no opportunity to tho statutes of the United States and moro determinedly. — Tncliana'polis are haunting the ollicial corridors and but whan tho excitement was ovor, Mr. Cleveland is developing a love introduce us before dinner; after dinner .Pension Bureau, and by actual cnnnfc Sentinel. tracking tho public laborers. Thoy thoy found thafc ho had been horribly for cigars which has already caught the it seems it ivas forgotten, English has mado up those statistics regarding mouse around fcho bureaus for names mangled by the carriage wheels. alfcontiou of tho newspaper ]iaragrapher. custom, cousofpiontJ.y, did not allow us tho Pension Ollico business, which shed The National iDemocratio Conven• and sal.arioks, Avliich all high-toned otli- Next day there was auother voice afc 'There is something aboufc life in tho to bo addressed by tho illustrous clear light on that part of Presidenfc tion of 1888 AviB consist of 820 dele• cials eontempfcuously withhold. Neither •tlio phono. Afc first she •ivas too pvoml Whito House and.in Washington Avhich couple All afc once youug Docazos Cleveland's administration." 'Theso gates, divided as folloAvs; 'Tho Noav age, sex nor condition is spared by to ask, but whou the timo lo go home sooras to stiiuulato : the cacoefcheas comes up to us and says: . "My dear figures, us to private pension acts, are England Sfcafces, 75; the Middle Sfcatcs, these spoils systems harpies. 'Thoy had arrived, she inquired whafc had lie- fiimandi, although Mr. Hayes v/as nofc Dumas, Iiord Palmerston begs you will of a character to silence all adverse 150; the Southern States, 3OG; •'tho waylay tho clerks going to their meals. coiue of him. The strange voice said affected by ifc. Bnt he was proof against leave a chair free between you and criticism. They force the conclusion AYestern Sfcafces, 212; the Pacific They hunt the Springlield arsoual he had mofc Avifcli an accidoufc whilo try• this and ofcher "waiiities." 'The t.asto ViofcorHugo." that Mr. Cloveland has stood ready to States, 28; the 'Territories and the Dis• and the Mississippi breakwater labor• ing to stop a runaway. grows cultured, too, in the White sign ovory meritorious claim for pen• trict of Columbia, 18. 'The two-thirds Houso atmosphere, and Mr. Clovolaud I hastened to do as ho Avishod. We ers to their humble homos. They ob• rule obtains in tho grand caucus of fcho Her companions at tho olTlco were sion. No veteran soldier can contom- is said to have discarded the "two for a moved aAvay from each ofcher and 2)laoed trude their importineiit faces upon the Democracy, and the man who .will bo wondering why hor face became so plafce the record for a raomonfc Avithout quarter" variety for a much costlier an enipfcy chair befcAvoen us, Thereupon teachers of Indians and nogroos at nominated Avill have to get, therefore, •white iu an instanfc, aud thoy asked hor realizing that iu President Cloveland article. Gon. Grant was able to gratify enters 'Lord Palmerston, holding the Hampden school and the Carlisle bar• 5-17 A'otos. tho reason. Sho said the boat troubled tho bravo, meritorious soldior has a his love for the wood at little or no tax hand ot his wife, leads her up to us racks. 'They dog navy-yard workmen her, and only hor nearest friend, tho consciontious, infle.xiblo friend, Tho upon his §50,000 a year. So many of and invites hor to sit doAvn on the to their narrow lodgings. Mil. H.-uiA'EY, the Treasury forger, •ono who had many a tim'o laughed at records relating to private pension acts his friends were desirouslol making him empty chair—all this Avifcliout saying a was foolish to confess his guilt. He his funny remarks and joyful talk, had and tiio employment of soldiers are as presents and his fondness for cigars ivas Avord. "My lady," ho said to his Avife, "'The Aveary sorub-women are perse• should have set up the plea of emotion• ,a slight idea of ivhafc could have hap^ follows: so universally known that tho express "what time have you'?" She looked at cuted to their garrets; The poor oiTice- al republicanism. Avhich, if believed by penod, but .she discreetly refrained Gon. Grant,_i'i'om 1870 to 1877, in- companies were kopt busy delivering her Avatch . aud answered: "Thirty- boys, are bullied afc fcheir evening the jury, would undoubtedly havo ac• fi'om asking any questions. school; tho money needed for rent is elusive, a period of eight years, aji- him boxes ot the choicest brands. I live past, 12." "Won, then," said the quitted him. AVhen she camo home she tried to know of one gift to hiin of a box of lOO great minister, "remember Avell that taken from fche aged father and only proved iHo ijrivate pension acts; Pros• eat somo supper but ifc was impos• whicli cost tho donor $145-so, at least, this day, at thirty-five minutes pasfc 12, son; men enteehlod on the battlelields ideut Hayes, from 1877 to 1881, inclus• TO A FKIEND, sible for her to got anything dowu her tho latter told mo. I thought this was you wero sitting batAveen Alexander aro harried in the very shadoAV of the ive, a period of four years, approved 303 BY GEonaiA MiLiAnn AiiDmnon. throat. When it -ivas over sho im• about the highest price evor paid for Dunms and Victor Hugo, nn honor Capitol; lifeboat crews listening on private pension acts. Presidents Gar• mediately went up to her room and for such goods, but the gentleman assured Avhich you probably never Avill onjoy stormy shores for the cry of tho ship• field and Arthur, from 1882 to 1885, in• O, Boul'a Bwoot comforter; some unaccountable reason wept. She me thatdie had himself smoked cigars again in your hfetime." Then ho wrecked, and even chaplains • and clusive, a period of four years, approved 0, tondor, loving friend; 7.3Q pension acts, whilo'.Presideat Cleve• Upon your life lorovor Tomembered how they had separated which had cost SI. 75 'apiece. He had offered his arm again to his Avifo and nurses at the bedside of tho dying are JMay God His bloaaii'ga scud. in auger and thought that she jiorhaps done so accidontlj', however, for it was took her back to her seat Avithout say• nofc exempted from the merciless, mer• land, from 18815 to 1887, inclusive, a never would hear him again. She re- ing a Avord to us—because we had not cenary, indecent conscription Avhioh period of only Iavo years, has approved Thy friondship'B boon to TOO fai' from his tlisposition to be so ex• Like music, rare, and low; : mombored how she had first becomo travagant. Tho gift to Gen. Grant been presented.—Cor. Home Journal. reproduces the infamy of Oriental tax- 863 private pension acts, •Wrapping life's troublod son . acqiiaintod with him; how she had came aboufc in this way: My informant, farming. Wo know of the head of a This is 77 more titan Presidents In Joying uf tor-glow. given him a chance fco display his wifc family Avho hesitates betv^'eon defying a -merchant of means, was about to visit Would Scciii So on First Tlionglitv Grant and Hayes aiDproved in tAvelve "I'wiiB not a tniior small. •in mysfcityiug, persons fchat she dropped the Genoral in camp during the closing Business Man—Glad to see you, Mr. Hubboll and taking a meaner tene• years, and 127 more than Presidents Whoso ovor-^wavoriug light '• on his line, and how sha' had fcaught ment ; of a boy at ovening school black• Garfield aud Arthur approved in four Plashed up lu splondor tall, days of the war and thought a box of Spofccash. You're from Grubville,' I . 'rhon vanished from our sight. him the peculiar "hello" wliich the fine cigars would bo ajipreciated as a belieA^e? mailed .of three dollars while Avearing years., girls woro wont to uso, and whitoh ho delicate courtesy. Accordingly, he Spotoash—Yes, sir. a suit given in charity, and of a son President (Cleveland has also, to be• 'Twas Ulto tho morhinf! star, pillaged of $17 when the furniture of a Crowning the brow of (lawn; mastered so quickly and; could,!inimi- called tipon a cigar dealer near his resi• Business Man—Woll, sir, I've had gin with, appointod more ex-Union sol• Horftldliig from afar tate so naturally that she told him he dence and reifuosted' liim to got the my eye on your toAvn for somo time. mother he supports Avas in paAvn. diers to ollico than any other President. A day ot lovo, now horn. only needed a nice little gingham frock best box of cigars Avithin reach. It was How do you regard it just now as a Pages could bo tilled Avith such cases. He approved the act of March 10,18SO, to make a full-lloc'lgod telephone girl., . a time when gold was over 2OO, and the location for a livo dry goods house? A newspaper before ns gives thafc of a which increased to $12 per month the Gbeen--" Sinco ho had that slander suit^ laborer Avith a family earning $750 a She remembered every kiriil word custom diifcios wore very heavy. Tho Spottiash—A first-rate location, sir—. pension ot 7fl,9SO widows, minors and Pi.'yor has gone but of business." ilrown' year pursued hy a harpy for $15, and —"Why, what was his businoss?'- Green— ho had addressed to her, and itfseomed package was duly delivered to him in a first-rate 1 Grampnoy &:, Smith have dependent relatives of Union soldiers of also that of a ho.v of thirteen earning "Othorpeople's." . that she ;kno\y .what she .hail, never day or .two and with it a bill for $115. just failed, BroAvn & Co. are-on, the the late war. He approved the act of $1 a day with another harpy after him known.before—that she loved him. But Astonished afc theprico ho wont to tho eve of making au assignment, Avhile August 4, IS8G, whieh increased the for $.3. GO. To women and girls no The editor of the i'Xtfrc has had to stop what was the use?, he was gofie, per• cigar dealer, who said that the bill was the only remaining house is a one- pension of IO,O3O crippled and maimed mercy ia shoAvn." his papei'i and yet avo hitvo always believed haps dead; arid.'slio could not eyenseo coise6t,—BrooMfin CiilUmh horse concern scarcijly paying expenses! •tlnion soldiers of. the late war, He that the Editor of- tho Future would war, With such facts bofojie , them: the. hm.; hot eveii toll him tliat '(lio was —Delroit Free Press, approved the act of January 29, 1887,- diamonds. 0dia- of that enterprising individual, have heen Myron Croon to D. Ilehrondt pt of lot II, hlk Public Examinations charge that responsibility only in poraon cancelled by the treasury ollieials; all bus- 129, Lanslug 1500 to one-third crop of potatoes is more than Inanmuch na the amonded school law dods not havo and not hy proxy. Josephiiio White to Clias, T. and Anna C, Lev- Iminedlato eifect, as wo woro advised whon the ap• inoaa that Harvoy had any connection with can now be reasonably expected. In the pointment for AU oxnniinntion to bo held nt Mason, ering, ol4ot v/% of lots I and 2, bIk 5 OFF THE It has been said, though never with any is being carefully scrutinized. central and northern counties the outlook Aug. 4, was made, that nppoinliiient is cancelled, aud Claypool's snb, Lansing , 000 following nppointmenta for fallexnmlnntlonsmndo: nuthority, that Senator Voorhoes is among Among the recent promotions in the in• Sainnel Clifl' to Wm. S. and Gordon D. Clilf, 1)5 for corn and potatoes is morefavorable. those who criticise Mr. Cleveland's admin- DANSVILLE, August 26 as on n w y, of sec ,12, Onondasiv 10f,0 Ilaid Times havo knocked Frlcos clear to the iatration on the score of lukewarmness in terior department was that of a In II blooded The yield of hay in the southern counties Hubert tt. Shank to Clias. Broas, lots 1 and 2, Bottom, ut WILLIAMSTON,' Sept. 30 its democracy and failure to come up to the was 88 per cent., in the central 93 per cent, Indian, appointed in 1881, from a clerkship hlk 1,17, Lansing 2200 standard of party obligations, Bul the MASON, - October 28 of$1.000 to $1,200; he was educated at a 'I. Murray Cranson to Enimolt A. Crauson, n 14 and in the northern 101 per cent, of an senator, now that he is allowed to speak for oi n w-y;, ox o 20 ao,soo 23, Onondaga 2000 average crop. PETERS' lESLIE, November 25 himself, gives little countenance to this mission school j he often acts ns interpreter, Amos Dow to Orlando. M. Barnes, ot al, lot 2, • First and second jmilo certificates granted at Mason story. He says : and is probably the' only one of his race- There has been a poor "catch" of the blk 110, Lansing BOOO examination, "But if you think nothing has heen done holding such a lucrative federal appoint clover sowed this year, though there is hope Tho Ingham County Toachera'Asaociation which For the week ending Auijust 13, 1887 : has become ao thoroughly eatnblialied and awakened to eliminate republican partisan poison ment. Goo.M. Dayton to Lewis J. Kinno, lot 19, blk that some of it may spring up after rain auch u llvo and growing intorest among tho tonchora from our political system, suppose you cast Meat Market of the county, has fixed the dates of meeting for tho The war department has relieved from 8,1!. B.&S. add, Lansing 8 850 has fallen. The condition as reported is 45 you mind's eye around over Indiana and ensuing year aafollowa: The last Saturday in Sep- Jno. II. and Minor Ware to Jiinios E.Buck, lot teiiiher,Novembor,Jnuuar;,February and April, at see how many republican ofTicehoIders you duty the army paymaster, who allowed a per cent, in the southern counties, 05 in the 13, blk 19, Lansing ., 050 SAsli street, Masou, nilcli. Maaon.. central and 80 in the northern. The apple can find in this great commonwealth. There cowboy to rob him of S7,500 in Wyoming Munson Austin to Fred Darling, pt of w- % of A,B,iriuDr, Chairman, Pino Luke, is but one presidential postolfice in the state J. J. Calkihi, Searotary, Leslie, territory, last winter—the suspension to bo n w JIT10iyAIL 1.0CAL.. .Airs. Itodiioy Coy is visiting her pariiiit Win. M. Miller of Eden, hns been placed Aiirolliis. given and in a (ow hDurs belweou forty and JiiQluutt. diouiiig at Sylvania, Ohio, upon Uncle Sam's peiiBioii roll, fifty men and some teams and plows wore democrat AudusT-lG, 1887. Your Tolks niiil Onr Folks. on the scene, ready like men to fight fire Mrs, W. R. Bu,sciibark is visiting Mrs, Mrs. John Brunger of Charlotte, fell on Miss Myrta Fo.v of Glare, is visitfng and keep it from other building. •lodge II, P. Henderson passed Sunday Lloyd Steele nt Lansing. a sharp-pointed liiiil'e, whilo picking cuouin relatives and will reinniu two weeks or Oiir advertising raloB are StOO lier column pnr an• Lute Boutwell is father to a sLx pound num, Uuslnoss notices Hvo cents per liuo for each ill Laiising, Mrs. Rose Floyd-Bayles of Groenvillo, is boi's yesterday, causing her death in a fow more, iasertlon. Kditgrial notices 10 cents, boy, Aug. 1 Ith', Mrs, W, M, Cline is viaitinc Lansing visiting her parents in the lirst ward, moments. Tho Portage Lake rosorters report a lliisliii'ss cards ?1.00 per line per year, Miss Pearl Wilco.x from Carson City; hns Marrlaue, birth and death notices Inserted free, friends this week, Geo, W. Bristol and dauglitera attended grand time. Oliltiiary ooimiients, resolutions, cnids ef timnks, etc. Yesterday Charley Owen of tho Aineri been visiting her uncle, Jamos Wilcox of will hereafter he charged for at the rate of five cents Fred Osborne of Dansville, is clei'ltiiig the graduating exorcises at the agricultural can House, e.Nchangod horses with D, D, Some are inakine arraiigoincnts to attend per line, ,. this place, and is now visiting friends in college yesterday. the farmers' picnic this week at Pleasant Correspondonco coataliiing local news, is Bollcltod for 15, M. Slayton. Mitchell of Leslie, securing a promising Piiiokney. from all parts of the county, Lako, Anenvmens coniinunlcatious uot Inserted under Alderman J. E, Coy mndo a trip to Judge Chattorton hns had tho honorary three-year-old colt, sired by Monarch Jr. Miss Mattie Sly of this place, comnieneod any ctrcnniHtanccs, degrees oouforrod upon him by the slato Danger from firo ia past. The damp• Detroit oi; Monday, Chas, Hollis, whoso arrest wo mentioned her school last Monday, tho 8tb, in tho ness has stopped it from running. board of agriculture, last weok, for assaulting Mrs, Chas, Oat- Stocking district, Slockbridge. JOB PRINTING! Martie Boinent is about again alter his Farniors in this locality will not put in M, B, Williams of Groton, N, Y., hns man at Lansing, has been convicted and Miss Lena Stout stopped on u loose board Onr lavterlal is uow and of the latest styles and we recent severe illness, more thnu one-half thoir usual amount of KUaraiitoe sallsracllon, hotli In prices and beeu stopping al tho Aineriean the past lined $25, with an alternative of 90 days in when alightiiing from tho buggy at 0. 0, ipiallty of work. 0. J, Charles nnd wife drove over from wheat this soason. weok, and visiting L, J, Lincoln and other tho House of Correction. Corwin's the other day and fqll nnd broke This paper can hofeund on lilo at Ooo, P, llovvoll & Lansing laat Sunday, News this weok is short, Co.'s Newsiiaper Advertising hnreau <10 Spruce St,) down-oast friends, her littio finger. Lizzio Rikard of JaclfBonville, Fla,, is , What would be a greater benefit to Mason where advertising contracts can bu made for it in I ^Vcst Alftlcdou. William Southers, who has been visiting New York. visiting at R. \V. Becker's. and tho surrounding wheat growing country M. AV, Stevens of Flint, Indian agent friends and relatives In this plaeo for the thnn a merchant flouring mill witha capac• , Adgust IC, 1887. Olllclnl Directory. Mrs, Sol, Middletou of Eaton Rapids, ia for northern Michigan, was in tho city past month, will return to his homo in moving to Mason this week. Friday evoning, the guest of Capt, Snook ity of a hundred barrels a day ? It is pos• John Randolph is very sick, SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS, Jackson this week, and family, Mrs, S, will remain a fow days. sible such a ouo may yet be established James Pierce has tho wall ready for his Pr-sidenl , • Hunimnoto Miss Grace Huston of Loroy, is the guest R, Boutwell of Wheatfield, caught and Dlr„(.l„r Mas. Emma 15. CooK Miss Mary L, Sherman, professor of hero. new residence. Treasurer O. W. VanSi.vk.: of her sistor, Mrs, A, L, Rose. killed near his home, one day last wook, a r „,. J, K. Gov Gorman nnd oratory at Mount Beacon Jacob Preedman, the merchant tailor, of Joseph Fier hns begun tho erection of a •Indge M, V, Montgomery is inhaling tho badger, weighing 20 pounds. Trustees- J. 0, Cannon College, Pishkill, N, Y,, is spending a now dwelling bouse. Lansing, formerly of Chariotte, died sud• Miss .lessio Hard from Jackson, is spend• ] 0, jr, ilKNTINUTO invigorating air ut Mackinaw. Mrs. P. A. Drew, who has been seriously portion of her vacation with her parents in denly at Lansing Monday aflernoon. He ing a few days at hor old homo in Ingham, CITY OFFICERS, Vorn Fluster of Lansing, passed the II for a few days, is somo better. thia city. was a brother-in-law of Mrs.M.Grogor of this the Crum farm, Mayor • ,1, Sabbath with Frank C, Sayers, C, Can,ni H, J. Donnelly and wifo, Fred Brown city, who wns visiting tho family at the Mrs. S. Middletou of Baton Rapids, is Olerk A,«.Lvi AVo think what tho Dansville Herald City Marshal K- H-Wiu.Ja; Mrs, Ford of .lackson, passed the Sab. and wife, S, B, Madden and wife, nnd time of the death. Mr. Gregor attended visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. Tyler. Troaaurer anil Collector said last woolt of tho gossips in Dansville Bchool Inspector,. Mas, Kmma 1). Cooh bath with Mrs, Geo, Huntington. Morris Beinent and wifo, yisited Hasiett the funeral nt Lansing and yesterday ao W. J. Edick is getting material on tho Btroot Oommisiloner • '• "•''•," is about right. Lynn Pratt of Homer, was in town Park camp meeting Sunday and enjoyed companied the reinniiis to Kalamazoo for ground preparatory to building a new house, r lolIN A, llAUNUB Johnnie, youngest son of Chance Rora- • • I,, B. Riot Sunday, ns good looking aa ever, the hospitality of Mr, and Mra, Jaiiios interment. John and Miss EITie Carpenter of Wayne baekor of this place, fell from a horso last Justices of tiio Peace' 7."!,',',','.'.',' A- !'• U"*" Boiitloy, who are tenting thero. county, are visiting relatives here. S. M','f A'""""" George Lynd of St. Louis, Mich., visited AVo trust tho city marshal will follow the Friday, breaking both bones just above his We notice the stakes are set for another A. V, I'UBK Muaon friends tho lust of tho week, Married. instructions of the common council in wrist, Dr, Smith of Wobborvillo, act tho canal along Mud creek flats, Aldermen at Large I.E. Cov A, W, Parkluirst wns quite seriously ill S.MiTii—PAnisii. Ill this city, at tho resi• regard to enforcing tho city ordinance arm, dence of and by .lustice L. B. Rice, Aug. ''."S, H, lliiKcnB the first o( tho weok, but is about again. relative to muzzling dogs. If it is not Onondaga. Geo. E. Jackson raised 50 bushels of I.'ith, 1887, Andrew J. Smith and Miss Aldermen, 1st ward Gr.o. A. Eaiu, dono the citi'.ien3 should take the matter in oats per aero, lho largest yield in that Misses Nellie Lewis and Neva Rundolph Margaret I. Parish,both of Stockbridgn. Mr, Barber of this place, was taken sud .0. ^\'. VanSlvk passed tho Sabbath with Lansing frieiula, Grieeith—Wuoiiwoimi. By Rov. W. C. their own bauds and shoot tho unmuzzled vicinity this year. COUNTY OFFICERS doiily worse Sunday night, Ahlerinon, 2il ward j''"["^ A, McPonai.: Phillips of this city, August lltb, 1887, dogs. The ordinance had been disregarded John Drew and wife from Iosco, visited giiorlfr llAiiav 0. Cai fi. Flora went to Chohoygan last Monday A spirited game of ball was played by Supervisor•Pr„»«iirer , ist ward,,,!:!!.""'."."'.'.' W, ]l•."V'm, LoNdVKA1",','I'nU Perry M. GrilRth and Miss Belle Wood- so long that no ono seemed to know thoro at Lute Boutwell's last Saturday, J, R, P. to visit his family who are recreating there, worth, both of Leslie. Onondaga boys with tho Tompkins boys Bui.ervisor.2d ward A.W.Mi-UiN was such a one in e.visteiice. Tliose desiring to send for tho Free SUfuie;;::;::::::;;;;:::::;;::.: ;?•?''""" Charley AVhitiuan nnd family returned hero Tuesday. Our boys also played at Au• Wild west show to-morrow and Saturday Press four months for 25 cents can do so JudgeofPruhale ••• .Q. A.Smith rem Sand Beech last Thursday evening, The threo Sabbath schools of this city relius Friday aftornoon. Proa Atloruev CuAs. li\ Hammon evenings, at the fair grounds. by loaviug their names, postoffice addcoss ( A. P. RousK have completed arrangement for their The Good Templars hold a social at tho Circuit Conrl Coni'ri I I'atuiok Doi.an Mrs, P. Taylor and Mrs, A. 13, Rose are o.veursion to Grand Ledge, the date having and monoy with J, R, Poller, or you can Surveyor ; JouN MlIl.LKTT visiting relatives at Lake, Newngo connty, A. L. Vanderoook hns a chango of ad• pleasant home of Mr. Horace Darling of r liinav Far.BMAN leave 50 cents and got the Free Fress and Ooronora , j_ Smith TdnKi vertisement this week. Read it. been fi.xed for AVodneaday next, August 24. Ariitnd, on Friday evening. Ice cream Capt, .1, II, Sayers met a Inrge nnniher Mason Democrat four months, two of tho Fare for round trip, adults 85 eenta, child• was provided by the hostess for tho "good of his comrades nt tho Ionia reunion thia A son was born to Mr, and Mrs,Wm , best papers in the state. ren 40 cents. A special train will bo run of the order." m Bakor of the first ward, yesterday. week. Mrs. Mary Cady, who went to'Miaaouri well Pile! and passengers will be taken on at Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Stone spent Sunday County Treasurer W, D, Longyear is One weok from ne.xt Tuesday is tho dny for her health, has returned homo, but is TheMailRoutefrom Eden, Mason and Holt. Circulars giving in Jackson, at the home ef Frank Mayhow, participating in the reunion at Ionia this to which tho circuit court adjourned. full particulars will ho issued. not improved in health. DANSVILLE TO MASON Miss Janet Every of Mason, is visiting Having been discontinued, tho subscriber will week. among her many friends here. Ellen. heroafterrun a vehlcloovor the roaddaily (Sundays On aocouut of soiling for cash, A''ander- Last Tuosday afternoon LiUie, a 10-year- and Kourthof July oicepted) for tho conveyance of Tiiik Bnrch of Brockport, N, Y„ wns in cook bns reduced Ihe price of all coffees, * Mrs. L. L". Stone, accompanied by her passengers, eipress, and rrelghts, at roasonable old dangliter of Lawrence Scully who lives August 15,1887. ates.luavlngDnnsvilleat eight o'clock a. m. and town last week nnd bought a few more daughter Viola, returned from Sheboygan J, H, Steinhoir of Alaiedon, started his just south of the fair ground, fell with a The new store at Edon is nearly com • arrlvingat Mason at or before Ida. m., and return horses, VVoduosday. Ing at auch limos each day as shall best ]ironiote th- eider mill yesterday and will for tho present ladder about 12 feet, whilo playing in a ploted nnd besides boing bnilt of tho very ooiivonlehceof thepuhlic. OKO W.OLYNN. Sylvester Starks of Florida, formerly of A large rattle snako, with six rattles, was Danavlllo.Mich. Julvlst.lSTI. run evory Tuesday, barii. AVhen found aho lay beneath the best material it la rather e.vquiaitoly finiahed Witliainaton, was in the city on business found by your correapondent this week. S, A, Paddook is buildiug a fish market ladder and unconscious. Dr. Dodge was insido. Mr. Tripp purchased all his mate• yesterday, Till-: Other O.ve. for J, L, Cross, adjoining Jesse Beech's new called, who found no bones broken, but an rial for cash, thereby securing the benefit of Mrs, M, Dressernnd daughter Maude block, on Maplo street. ugly contusion of the fiice and several teeth Alniedon Center. a liberal discount, yet when finished the DR. CHASE'S M l™m wont to Detroit yesterday, to remain for loosened. She will probably not climb an• building will cost oyer $1,600. In the rear This afternoon a gigantic game of bnso Lastandorowiilng work of his life, over 700 img a few days. other ladder in some time. August 17, 1887. end there will bo a smoking room, well JuBt out. V. B, IJicKicitsoH & Co., Detroit, jlllxj ball will bo contested on the fair grounds, Cuttini?' corn is the order of the day. heated and lighted, as smoking and sitting BlE Ttrmit to AsODt*. [MBNTWNTUlSl'ArEBl Prosecuting Attorney Hammond and botwoon the Aurelius "ahiggors" and tho Abrain K. Squier, father of Mrs. A. V. AVe believe, since the report of the picnic family Sundayed with his paternal relatives on counters will he prohibited in tho m.iin Maaon "statesmen," Merritt and A. A. Squier of this city, died given last week, it is aluioat unnecessary to in this city. store room. Ladies who come in to trade Philip Nico has the foundation coinploted at Jackson early yesterday morning, from say anything ; however, we beliovo everyone will not bo obliged to encounter a score or A, B, Ilaynos returned Tuesday from a The First Sign for a fine brick-veneer dwelling, which he a severe attack of cholera morbus. The had not only a pleasant but profitable day. more of men aeated on the counters or hud• trip to Mackinaw, muchly invigorated by ot tilling health, whether in the form of will construct juat west of the old Columbia old gentleman only last Thursday returned L. S. and Ulysses Rogers of Ohio, aro dled around the stove and at the same time tho week's lay off, Night Sweats and Nervousness, or in a HoHSOiwhich he will occupy when completed from a two weeks' visit here, nnd seemed visiting friends in this vicinity. making the room blue with smoke. Bonsc of General ATcarlnoss and Loss of Mrs, .L C, Cannon and two children left to be in good health al that time. Ho was Now and then a strong hint that we wi The large fruit dryer of P, M, Childs will Appetite, should suggest the use of Ayer's for Potoakey Monday morning for lour Geo, W. Phelps of Lansing, waa in the seventy-eight years of age. Tho funeral have some rain soon. be opened the latter part of this week. To Snrsapurilln. This preparation is most weeks' recuperation, city yesterday, and save us an interesting will take place at 10 o'clock to-morrow fore• A pniiilul accident befell Allen Guile understand the capacity and convenienco effective lor giving tone and strength account of his recent trip to Knglanil, to the enfeebled system, promoting tbe Floyd \V, Butler returned last Saturday, noon at the residence of his son-in-law, Dr. this morning. From all that can now be of this building one must look it through. where he purchased a line fiock of Shrop• digestion and assimilation of food, restor• after a week's visit with friends nt Ham• J. B. Townsend, whero he died. learned, he was caring for the horses. Mr, Childs will pay the highest market prico shire sheep for Hon. James M, Turner of ing tho nervous forces to their normal burg and Ann Arbor, Whon ho wns cleaning the stall of a young for apples and as he will require 200 bushels condition, aud for purifying, enriching, Lansing, , Genial merchant on Maple street closes horse tho animal through some mistake por dny, this should be a good place to'sell. nnd vitalizing the blood. County Clork Wliallon is attending tho store as usual Tuesday evening—good Two painters—Stevens and Wells—had became frightened and must have jammed annual farmers' picnic at Pleasant Lake. fellow—sings tenor—knows a good horse— Henry Chapin recently met with n pain• a little financial misunderstanding Friday Mr. Guile severely against the aido of the Failing Health. He returns tills evening. goes directly home—wife gone—waits, ful accident while returning from hia i'arni afternoon, in front of a grocery house on B stall, throwing him down and, to all appear• Ten j'cnra ago my health bcKan to Jnll. waits an hour or two—retires—no sleep— just north of Mason. He was riding in a I was troubled with a distressing Cough, E. A, Barnes hnd a severe attack of Bpns- street, resulting in many har.sh words and ances, struck hiin with hia foot. As n dog cart and whilo descending a steep hill Night Sweats, Weaknc.?s, nud Nervous• modic colic Tuesday afternoon, but is re• very restless—1:30 a. in.—gets np—dresses ness. I tried various remedies prescribed fisticuffs, An e.K-aldernian separated tho result Mr. G's eyo is badly bruised and his hastily—goes out into the starless, raoonlesa at a brisk trot, his horse stumbled and fell, by dilTereut pliyslcians, but became so ported much belter to-day, ooinhatants. No arrests. right ear partially severed. Ho was alone %veak that I could not go up stairs with• darkness— visits editor's residence — all tho ends of the shafts striking the ground out stopping to rest. Sty Iriomls recom• H, C. Freeland wont to Detroit Friday to An account of a burglary in Leslie was and hia father afterwards found him in the in such a way that Mr. Chapin was obliged mended mo to try Ayer's Sarsanarllla, darkness—visits himself—makes great hub• perfect arrangements for the manufactnre noticed in the News of last week na being stall, perfectly unconscious and he remains which I dkl, nnd I am uow ns healthy and bub—gives it up—visits doctor in great to vacate the cart at once, and after making Btrong ns ever.—Mrs. E. L. Williams, f hia patent harness ring, the hardware store of Norton Bros,, as noariy so at the present writing, therefore haste—rings hell—rings more holla—"Is several revolutions through the atmosphere Alexandria, Minu. we are unable to get at the realfaots. L, F, Doyle of Alaiedon, left yesterday stated in the Detroit JHoeniiiff Neios, We finally reached tho ground within sight of I have used Ayer's SarsnparlUft, in my my wife here ?"—"No 1"—"Has sho run are informed there is no such firm at thnt whore the accident occurred. A badly family, for Scrofula, nnd know, if It Is fora visit of a few weeks with relatives in away?"—"I guess so!"—great torture- Almond Meacham, who has been work, taken faithfully, that It will thoroughly Wayne county. New York, place, Norton & Grout was doubtless the ing for Mr. Dobie this season, and Miss bruised face, hands and one shoulder was criidlcate this terrible disease. I haye also must have editor—goes on warpath—blood• firm referred to. Olive Molonzo of Lansing, were married tho result of the catastrophe, prescribed It ns a tonic, as well as nn alter• Mrs, J, C. Kimmel and three daughters thirsty cowboy—finds haunt of ye editor— ative, aud must say that I honestly beliovo at Lansing Monday. Happiness to them I E, H, Hazleton has purchased nearly 500 It to be the best blood niedleme ovor are enjoying themselves among relatives A, L, Vanderoook has oondnctod the searches liiin—searches him—lost is found conipounded.—AV. F. Fowler, D. D. S., and friends at Kenton, Ohio. grocery and produce business in this city all is serene^ Vcyny. heepj they aro at pasture near Brookfield, M. £>., Qrecnviile, Tenn. Eaton county. W. L, Saell, attorney, of Chicago, brother noariy seven years. His first year's sales Special sale of Remnant and Summer Dyspepsia Cured. August IG, 1887. Aunt Phebo Ilolooinb is yisiting (rienda of Dr. L, A,, called on Mason friends Mon- amounted to $7,000, which has yeariy in• Goods at less than cost I'or the next 30 It would bo impossible for me to de- days, to make room for fall goods. Tho items last week were delayed so we at Cedar Rapids. ay, wliile on his way to Ionia, creased, respectively, $13,000, ,'J21,000, Bcdbe what I suflered from Indigestion Holmes & Co. will write a few of them this week. Miss Lizzie Kelley of Bnnkerhill, is vis• and Headache up to the time I began Mrs, Dl', Baker and Mrs. Judge Gillam of ,'5;29,000, $38,000, $oO,000, and up to the Mrs. Frank Brown of Dakota, haa been taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I was under first ol this month his sales show a yearly State Teachers' Iiistltntc. iting friends at Eden. tho caro of various physicians nnd tried aiiaing, were guests of Mrs. ,Iudge Hunt• yisiting John Brown and family. Mra, Carrie Ward and son Walter of a great many kinds ol medicines, but ington last Friday and Saturday. average of $70,000, never obtained moro than temporary re• TEAOHEiig :—The superintendent of pub• Tho ice oreain social at Luther Opdyke's Leslie, are visiting friends in this vicinity. lief. Alter taking Aver's Sarsaparilla lor Mr. .lohn Shoemaker of Chicago, is visit• Ed. II. AVilliams stepped off his cart for was well attended. Receipts .$4.12. a short time, my headache disappeared, lio instruction has appointed a State Teach• H, S, Rolfe of Aurelius, don't appear to a moment at the fairground Tuesday morn and my stomach performed Its duties moro ing Mason friends—especially one ol tho er's Institute for the county of Ingham, to John Brown loat a valuable cow one day relish the idea of having his name associ• perlectly. To-day my health is com• fairest belles who Grace our city. ing, and his horse taking advantnge of his last week. pletely restored,—Mary Harloy, Spring- be heli in the city of Lansing, commencing ated with that of a destroyer of potato bugs, iherty, indnleed in a decidedly lively run tlcld, Mass. Misses Allie and Lutie Densmore of Yp. on Mmiday Aug. 29th, 1887, at 9 o'clock The little daughter of Mrs. C. E, Sayre claiming that ho don't know what a potato away. After exploring the grounds the I have been greatly beucfited by the lanti, have been guests of tlioir uncle, T. a. m., and continuing five days. has been quite sick. bug looks like. The item was written at prompt use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, It animal made lively tracks for the city, but Densmore and family the past week. Under the provisions of the amended Louisa Shurtz has been spending a few the suggestion and to please a neighbor of tones and invigorates tho system, regulates was stopped near D. B. Harrington's. the action ol the digestive and assimilative sehool law, which takes effect Sept. 2(1, days with her aunt, Mrs. Olive Diamond, his, who, like 11. S., is a practical joker. Mrs. A. V. Merritt wos called to Jackson Nothing broko and nobody hurt. organs, nnd vitalizes the blood. It Is, also her uncle, A.S. Hawley, We doubted the report at the time and.it without doubt, the most reliable blood Tuesday, pursuant to a telegroin annouuc- next, a higher standing will be required of purifier yet discovered,—H. D, Johnson, Ticket Agent Murray will sell tickets teachers than heretofore, especially in tho Henry Northrup has been quite sick but turns out to be only a simple joke. ass Atlantic ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. g the serioua illness of her father, is improving. Mrs. Emily Phelps of Bridgeport, Mich., over the Michigan Central from Mason to theory and art of teaching and ability to A good barber should do a lair business Sehool Goramenoed in tho Wilson district Ayer's Sarsaparilla, returned Tuesday, ofter a week's visit with Mackinac Island and return for $5.50. instruct and govern a school. at Eden, Come down, Mose, and try it. Monday, with Leona Dudley as teacher. lativea in Alaiedon nnd AVheatfield. Good going on any train Aug. 20, and At this institute special attention will be Fred Tallinan is again assisting at tho rrep»r«d by Dr. J, C. Aycr & Co,, Lowell, Mmi. return on any train up lo and including given to these subjects by the conductor, Mias Maggie Scarlett is spending a few wires in the ofiice at Eden. Filci) SI; six liottiM, 86. Horry Paddock attended the hmeral of train leaving Mackinaw at 10 p. m. Monday Supt. David Howell, and hia assistants, daya at Henry Northrup'a. George Jowett o( Leslie, will ttaoh the Thos. S. Hungerlord, n respected relative Aug. 22. Here is a opportunity for an Mr. and Mra, Dennia Wright recently fall term of school at IHden. Keko. mason JdarKets. Misa Julia King of the State Normal his family, at Concord last Tuesday, enjoyable trip for small expense. School, and Prof. E. C. Thompson. visited Mrs. W.'s brother in Aurelius. Card ol' Thanks. anAiN. A private letter from B. N. Brown states Mrs, Luther Opdyke and daughter viaited We desire to extend our sincere thanks WHIOAT Rod No. 2 Per bushel @ Pleuropneumonia, thnt dread cattle We confidently expect that a very large WUKAT White, No. 1, per bushel @ at he is now located in • a railroad attor• friends in Aurelius last week, to the friends and neighbors for their assist• scourge, is believed to have brolfen out majority of the two hundred and fifty or WHKAT White, No. 2, Per Bushel @ ney's oirice, at IG4 Dearborn street,Chioago, Miss Lottie Hickox yiaited at Henry ance and sympathy during tho illnesa and 0AT8 Por Buahol , (g) near Adrian, in this state. Two weeks more legally qualified teachers of the OOKN Intheoar.porbnahol Selah Wordon returned irom,Williamaton Northrup's last week. death of our little daughter. CLOVER SEED, por bushel ©•! 23 ago John Harris,-a stock dealer in Adrian county will take advantage of the opportu• SIMOTHfaEKD Perbushel @i 25 JoeHannais very sick with typhoid fever. Mb. AND Mas. Elmer E. Woop., Monday, where he had been for two weeks township, bought.in Chicago a herd of 23 nities afforded by this institute, to advaniie oitooiniai AND rnoviaioNS, Scrofula cannot resist the purifying pow• WOOL, Unwashed , 18® 21 assisting in W. W. Heald's clothing store. theinselres in that profeasional skill so es• Quite a number will attend the farmers' To.xan cattle, which bad passed inspection. ers of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Sold by drug• WOOL, Washed 28® 32 picnic at Pleasant Lake Thursday. BALT Sdijlnaw,per barrel 06@1 00 "Walla" Jones, who came near being Last week 11 wero slaughtered for the local sential to sueceps in the school room. gists. • BKAN8 tfnpickod, per buahol .„, 600 76 The next social will be a poor man's so• POTATOKS Per buahol.,. @ CH county clerk last fall, will travel as salesman market. Sunday a sickness believed to be For accommodations during the institute, cial nt Henry Signal's, next week Friday yiOVR TorlOOpound 2 40@2 60 for Warren, the Flint cigar manufacturei:. Te.xa8 fever developed in the herd, and correspond with Prof. Pattongill, Lansing. BtJOKWDKAT FLODK Per 100 pounds,, @3 00 evening. Everybody ooine and wear their SaaS rroBh,perdoi;en , @ 11 severalhave since died, The farmers i n Jay Calkins, UniTKK @ 14 Alderman McDonald made a business old clothes. Supper will be served. LAUD Per pound ,„ , @ 7 trip to Grand Rapids on Moni^ay in the tho Vicinity aro wild with alarm. A. B. Hardy, APPLH8 Dried,porpound @ 3 PKAOnmaDrloil,Per pound „„ 0® 10 intoreat of the Rogers Manulaotnring J. S. Huston, WiiltoOali. LIVl! BTOOK AND HBAT Secretary Harrington yesterday conoludr County Board of School Examiners. CATTLE Por 100 pounda 2 C0@!1 fiO Company. - • • • ADonsi; 12, 1887. . iVI fl P. HIN ERY cAmSoDESYd FREE SlCICir Dreaaed.porlOO pounds 5 00®S 00 ed a contract with Prof. E. D. Ilogan of nOQB PorlOO pound •! 5([email protected] 76 Mra. N. L. Huxley departed Tuesday for Jackson, for a ballon ascension on Thurs• Advertised letter list. Mra, Win. AViloox of Ingham, will start ADDRESS 0. 0. HAMPTON. Dstrolt. Mloh. FOItE Drogsod.porlOO pounda S C0@0 00 Battle Creek, where she will join her this week to visit her mother in Roscommon. DAMS Per pound... 8® 10 day, the second day of the fair. There will Mason, August 15,1887. flnOULDKRS Per pound., ® 7 daughter, Minnie, nnd visit friends two or Fire broke out luat Friday in the wheat OHIOKBNS Droaaod,perpuund 8® 9 be no disappointment this time ns Mr. Ho- List of lettura remaining uncalled for nt three weeks. OHIOKBNS LWo, per pound @ 0 gan deposits $100 in the First National stubblfl of Port Swan of Leroy, and only TOBKKTfl live, por pound @ 7 the above named ofHoe : TBBKKY8 Droiacd,per pound 8® » Fred S. Squiers, who loft thi^ city a Bank of Mason as a forfeit in case he fails Kiill, Chas. Patmor, Levant for livoly work and.water their house .would IIUIIDINO MATaniAt, Porker, Douglass. 'WATER IIME Per barrel @1 60 month ago as bookkeeper for the M. C. R. to fulfill his part of the agreement. Prof. have been destroyed by fire. The fire llBOI's. MOriUMEMTS OALOmKD PLASTKB Per barrol 2 25@2 50 R. at Dowugiac, writes that he is well apread towards the east, reached, the fallow PliASTKniNO lIAin Per buatiol • @ 35 Hogan is acknotvledgcd to bo tho moat suc• I'attlson, Mr.Cliarlea. wpiTEFOf? LANSIMG SniNOLlCa PortUouaand 1 00®3 Ci pleased with everything connected wilh his cessful aeronaut in the United Statea, and of last winter's chopping, the flames reach• PRICES C DESIGNS /-MCH. IiIMK Rood For barrel...'.,,! , ,. ® 86 Persons calling for any of the nbovo say £AVa l>ttr!li.fvilt.,„.,.. (Mttltat ••l)*ill»ill*tll4t^ now bomo. ' • faithfully perforins all he advertises. adveriisod. R. G. C, Kmaui?, P. M. ing the tree tops. The alarm of fire wiib quietly toolc his mnskot nnd lockod it up Believing that Colonol Stroight'u ob• mothod of sonltering pollon, nnd tho offoot mixed'with that of tho'tvouiug, tho rreiich ARMY ANECDOTES. SURAL TOPICS. in n closet. ject was to penetrnto and lay waste tho of the pollon eurried by tho dry winds, nro luilkmeu aubjoct it to ii double operntiou, less in wot woatiior,—J'opnlar Gartianing. An nnoasy movomont of tho slooper^ country, comparatively unproteotod to which oousiata, lirst, iu placing it for a dislodged a mnall book from his iiocket.' short time in hot wnlor hatha in such tho south and west, Gonoral Forrest Some Practical Suggestions for 2olflBoyfl of Both Belli^eroats Tell of It fell to the lloor. Xho woman look it up STOCK BREEDING. manner na to carry the tomporaturo to and glanced ut tho names written on Iho took steps to intercept him, or to press about'ill7 denrofls. Second, to cool it ira- Battles, Bullet?, Bayonets, and the Husbandman and the rxim-lmmiln ill C'liIII,.. rooil. fly-leaf. It wns n pocket Biblo and boro him so closely as to prevent the thor• modiatoly aftorwarda aa .fast ns. possible, MM. Joulieand Cottu have pUblishod, Boilod Beans. the inscription: ough accomplishment of his work of iHousewife. autl to keep it at a low tbinpernturo'. in Iho "Aiiiiuiiirc tlr. In Soclclie den Aiiri- destruction. Thoro nro various aorta, iTf.iippnralun in JlatiUlii, Fhaw cn lior son William, c.iitlBiirs lie Fniiicc," ISifS, tho roaulta of uao in carrying out lho object; Imt it can Roiiio, N. Y., Soiitoijibor ^, IBUJ, .So, appearing to be beaten in the Bonio olnboruto oxporiuiouts whioli thoy Solilicro nnd .Snilor.s' Stirring Storle.s Informntlon for the Farmer, Stock- bo douo aiiniily and ohoiiply anywhoro. At Tho woman uttered au ojaculntion of contest before him, Gonoral Forrest linvo cari'iod out in thu footling of cuttlu ou or Solid Shot anil Screiiiniiiy: least Iho aenlding i)i'oooas is onsy. All that anuizimiont, aud closely scanned thu gathered up all his forces, including Dreciler, Poulterer, Nnrseryiniui, clovor iu ils nntural stato, onailod, nnd is neoosaiiry is to have a largo boiler in •Shells. slcopor's faco. Thou sho shook him by all details for scout and other duty I'lud iloiisclioeper. dried artificinlly, Wilhout nttoniptiug to which water is heated, aud a trough jilacod th« shoulder, follow them iu ihoir rocorda ot aunlyais of whicli wore within call, and sot out "to so that boiliiife' water cna bo lot iu through "Cousin AVill!" sho: oxclaimod, as ho foods, woighinfis of o.xcrotn, and other Oo- caiitnro that feller, or to run him down a faucot. 'The ciius of milk aro placed in Missing, started up and rubbed his oyo.s, "don't you AGRICULTURAL. tiiila, wo niny atnto tho iuoreaso in wciglit to the .Dry Tortugas." tbo trough and tbo hot wator ollowod to know uie; Don't you remember Cora gained by tbo auimnlB fed on each variety Ill a short time the pursuit wiva be• flow around D.ioui,—.-I inuricmi Cultimitor. nv Mas, Ji. ly. iikato. Doun'i"' Leahy Jlarnn, of t'oddor. In tlio iirst ox|ieriniont a cow "Why—so it is! I thought your face gun in real earnest, the men entering as Fow farmors liko the job of patching Whon mnrnlnd vnkmi in all its cinry nud a bullock woro ."ud on groon olover, HOUSEKEEl'ING. And oai-tli Is (lllMit witli tjolden ll!»ht. lookodfniuiliar. I ought to have romom• heartily into tho chase as did their un• roofs, but none is more imixjrlaut. If ii a aimilnr pair on onailod clovor, proper, Tlio lioiirt wak'Jri to Its mid old story— berod that you wero niiirriod souiowhoro tiring coiumandor. crop is not aocuro whon in tho barn it had tlomilo in (iiuility itliat ia, about ono-tun.tli coi'o of ]tiiii-;:ioiitii, Horo Hii'J wlion nil tliu worhl is i,rli;ht, down horo," But *'n stern cliaso" is proverbially bettor bo standing in tho lot. A hole in less iu woi(!lit>, "nud a lliird cow and bul• '.I'he care of the household utensils should Ami wo ask Is this humio sun shining' Ho promptly nvailod himself of the |)rivi- "a long chase," and horo tho boys had the roof will, during a smart ahowor, poor lock wore fod on lho aamo (piautily of bii 011(1 of tho hoHsewil'o'H chief considora- M'iHire our lost luihiior'a iiravo was jiiado, lego that belongs to cousin.s, the world tiie fullest veriiication of tho old saw, a stroani of wator through ou hay or grain clovor dried. At tlio cud of fiftoou days lioiis, for upon tho oIcMuiliiioRB of thoaa Jltal aro tlio iiowm's aiul vlims ontwiuing over—ho klRsud hor. A good many yoai'H for two days aud nights olapsod boforo bolow, often welting it lo the bottom. A No, I cow hail iiicronaod in livo weight dojiond in a great iiioaauro Iho lieallli and Tho spot whore tlio unknown ouo was mldV after nho told him that whon ho hail done eight kilogriiimiioa and No, 1 bullock seven thoy wero near enough to the enemy very short timo ami a few shingles will comfort of Uio family. 'I'ho imporlauco that she no lougor had any doubt about his loinporarily rejiair such loaka. kiioBrainuioB. 'I'hoso woro fod ou groan The fl/iy i^oos out iu lioaiity j^loanilni^ to discover, from various unmistakable of tliia Bubjoct cannot bo too carofully Krniii'liiil-Kipi ImUii.-il lu iiniliorliiihfc. boiug hor cousin. clovor. 'J'ho cow fed ou onailod clovor signs, that he was not far in advance. il'Ul'I'.i: Hin'nti TvmHH. ooiiBidorod, 'I'bero is ouo artielo used in Whilo far beloiv tho vnlon nvo (IvoaiiilnB Ho wished to have a long talk with her. (aweet ailago) iucreasod fourloou kilo- all houses tbat ciiunol bo looked aftor too Jii tUo (iriiy shadcuva of tho iiiyht. Tho chase now boeaino furious, and In plowing, cnllivaling, or any heavy griiinniOB, and the bulluck IJiirtuon kilo- closely. Jinny neat housuwivos, who ju'ido we scarcely spent the time roquirod for work throe horses should bo used wberovor Rrainnii;B. Of tlio two fed nn dried clovor, Dixro I.hl» fair siiiisot, soft n,iid Kioivini;, lioaaiblo. Il is poor policy to pay men tliomaolvea U])ou tbo cloanliiioaa of their Ll;,')it np tliu tiriiHBos' taunleil knot makiug coll'oo aud cooking other food, tho pow iiicrouRod four kilogriunmoH, and high wages and tlien hiiving thom iillo be- hoiisos, pay loo litllo allouliou lo tbo caro 'O'ln-Avliero lio sloops, iii) mortal knowius around tho eamp-iire; for, now that tho bullock made no iucroaso at nil, '.I'wo of the dish and bIuIc elolhs, '.rbose womou .lust wlioro 1.0 lind tho inioiiroil sjiot? Ml cuuso Iho tonm ia inollicioul. Aioat two- of the animnls wero nflerwnrd fed on aonr Colonel Stroight's motives dawned up• liorso iujjilomuiits do moro oliuiiont work aro alwaya jiarticular iu regard to their nnd aweet ailngo r«s|icetivuly for nine days, diali towels, waahiug them overy day aftor 35inis that ooiiio fritni Sijtilhorii roaiiiint', on us, every nerve was bent to thwart when tliroo good hnrsoa aro nltncliort lo at the end of which lho one fed oa aonr Von hrliii; iiuv; swItotiioHS In y(nir soni.*, his pro;octs, tlioiu, altliouijli our bent Aiuorioan plows wiping lho dishes, which ia nu u'nnoeossnry 3iuy, rlifi yo'i nil. in tlio ovniiiiiji's f^'loaiiiiug silngc Inul iucronsod iu livo weight nine I'lieeo of work, i'or if tbe dishes nro Nor was it long before tho paoo be• do bettor work with loan drauyht than tlioso Ami all liii.'so cliooi-y iiocoa iiruhjiii^l' kilogrniniiica, iiiul that fud on swool sila,i:;o wasbod eluiiu llio towels aro usually only gan to tell upon tho horses in both of foroigh manufacluro. fourteen kilogrnniiiiua. '.I'hn iiiiimal gained Oil [I. low hoii;:li .iiftd'or hliii hondinu, daiii|), and uiied only bo hung out in tha commands, lispocially w.aa this tho twenty-ijiglii kilo.tirammea iu Iwonly-fonr Throiii.'li u'iii.ni i.iio suiili:.,'ht uroeps all flay, Coi*;i 111 riitt*ilit. nir Id dry, and will lie as a wool and clean 'A'nur r(jiiiiilola.ys to lioa\'itii iLsooialiMj,', caao with tlie horses riddon by the en• daya (511 swool siln.tio, '.i'ho cow wbicliiu Corn loves hot weallior; but if ioo dry aa if tliey wuro wnsliud, besides lasling Until tho iiigiit.iinws hiitjiioil yonr lay. emy, as tliov wero uot inured to forced tho lirst ox|)urimuiit gaiuud oitjlil .kilo- uiiiuli lon',our. '.riiey seldom lako much tho loaves curl ami the corn bugins tassol- gniimuos when fod on (,'roeii clovor, nuulo mari'hos, made ou empty stomachs, as niiina with the dish and sink cloths. To "Wo road, no many liilloil in Itattlo, ling ]U'eiiiiitiux'ly. I'lveii wilb plenty of no iuoronau at all in uiuo days wiiou fed on •\VoLiiidiHl aiitl briiisi^.l woro niaiiy moro, wore to some degree our horsos. rains aftorwiiid.s, tho yield of auuh corn ia bo sure, thoy aru usnnlly waalii:d clean A loiif,' liii'i liko u'oarjml uatrlo Rourelovor niliigu, wilh aonio culce and afler oncli meal, but tlioy aro not nftuii Drivon to tlio pi'l.-ujn'Q waiting door On reaching Blno Ilivor we were docreiisud, anil tlioro' ia npt to bo nioro other dry food aildoil. Ou tho other liniid, C'lain uot tilled ont ou the coh, I'robiibly bung out in the air; they iii-fl too frotpiSontly much eliagrinod to discover that tbo llio bullock which iu lho lirsl oxporiuiei.it hung iioar or under I lie wiuk to dry, Tlioao Ojiormino—onr hiMirtfi woro •iviuily Ijoatin^;— oiiomy had crossed before us aud iiad tlio effect of itmiatural oxlronioa ot wuntlior mndo 11 gain of sovon kilnnriuiimea iu .^lll(nl^,'tliu niisiiiii^'. (.lit, that woril I ia lo divorce the taa.sol and ailk, so that womou would not think ol: leaving towels Wnilil lio over I'Onio with olil-tiino grc'otiiiu — lired the bridge, tlio timbers of which iiftooii, Biiincd uiuo kilo,i,'ramiiieR in uiuo thuy do not put out at nearly tho same lime or auy other nrlioloa but Ihoae all bunched Of ovory warrior's naiiiarlcoil gravo ; ry along aftor .your people. Gouoral J'^arly JK birod tliat is onliroly umised to our dish-cloths. Now, old linnnol underwear "tVhothor llowors bkioni or winds aro Hwcojiiiig, aud wore soon iu full chase, swooping Jinny fiirinera pel tbo idoa tbat they cau will bo following closo along; it's timo for luolbods of funning its iiiox)ioriouco greatly is an oxcollout thing in tiio houso, and the Ho still is wardoii o'er tho bnL^'tJ, aside snilill detachments loft by the raiso lioller lioga by combiniug tho .good ids scouts to roach hero now! Jly husband .•lolraola from its viilue, 'I'ho truth ia that uses lo which it can bo ])ut roudor it somo• enemy to retard onr pursnib of the (pinlilios of two or' moro broods. In ac• is ouo of thom, but I don't believe ho fiiriuiug is a trndo that baa lo bo loaruoil it thing lo bo dos:irod by all housowivua. For cordance with this viow, thoy one yoar uao The .Soldier's Bible. could save you. JInybo I'm not doing just main force. I'm worlcera at il would bo olVoolivo, It ro- cloaniiig-clolhs, siu'k.clotlis, and many a .Poland bonr, tlio next a Berkshire, and right to warn you—I'm a good deal of a It now bocaino of the most vital im• quIroKkuowlodgo nnd akill in a larger num• other kinds of dolha Ihoro is nolliing will Uio ni'Xl ]ierhu])a a .lersoy Bod. Some BY .TAMES I.'liAN.i;LIN- VnTS. rebel mysolf, you must know," portance that wo should closo with tho ber of things thnu most other kinds ot tiil;o its pla(!e, Imt na dish-clolha it is a oven fjo so far na to hnvo a I'oliiliou of thu She smiled. ,Shnw looked very dolol'iil. biisiuuss. In fact, it ia never fully learned, failliro, I give lho paljii lo old lliiiuiels enemy ali tbe earliest momont, for oiir hog crop by beginnin;.,' Willi tbo lirst nud .B 0 V T lho "I guess I'll havo tn fj,o lo t'ho Ijibby, 'Tliu oldest and most auecessful fiirmor ia for all cloths but dislieloUis, but I will coiiiiunnd had dwindled down toaniero going llirou.ijii the scrica ii.yaiii. Little, if middlo of Aii- Corn, ill H])ito of all your kiiuliioss. I fool goiicrally Iho luosl ready to loarn soiuo- draw tho liuo nt diali-elotlis, .Iiist liiink hiiudful. nnylliing, is yaiiind luid uiiiiili ia lost by g II M 1, LSIi-i, sure 1 can't walk ii iiiilo." lliiii,'; new about liis busiuoss, and it ia of il! Old llauuel underwear for dish. this iiraulieo, 'I'he lio.gs aro not uuiforiu Gonoral Sher- The oneiuyfoU, tlionecoasity of press• usinilly this liabit which ho liiuilvoptup clolhRl .Deliver me from the houaekoo]ior "Thoro's II niiiio iu tbo shod out tliorn," ill size, I'nrm, color, <,ioiiflriil np]loiirniico, or idiili pushed ing on, and if possiblo to gain a fow tlirmigli liis life that haa given him bis siie- who USDS it, for alio ia usually ouo of lho sho (piickly rejoined. ''Tako liim nud go." ill ability to fattoii. When ii man couioa Ildlil's ill which lho wol'k oi destruction cofis. That fanner shows oul.y hia limited kind thnt believes auylhiiig is good euough Hu saw iu bur face tlio striig;^lii that bis lo sell llioni ho cau not offer an oven lot of might be comiilotod. So he hurr:ed ou, idea of ilia liuainoas who thinks that lio for a disb-clotii, doclaraliou (tost tho liriivo girl, itwas tliu knows ao mucli about it tbat ho camuit hogs aiiiiibirly lino in all reapoela, 'The every short distance boiug marked by ouly iimlo of a pour \ ifgiiiia family, Ko loam auythiug more. And, tliougli skill buyer is iiol so well pleased when hu aoos Anylliiug ia not ,good euough for a dish, uiuru ucod bo salrl, a.'tjKiiitlioi'sn or some other cvidonco in farm help ia dusiralilo, it ia aomoliiuoR Ilium nslioia hy nn ovon lot of nuy ono cloth, few lliiiigK Ihat have boou used for "Cora, God blosR y^u!" ho said, luul his ol' his mad tide; Avhilo tlio route passed bolter in roii.gh work lo bavo a greon liaiid hrund. .•\uollier imporlniit point is devel• auylliiiig oiilsiil(> of diahea ahoiild bo made eyes lillod with tniirH. "Your heart liasii'l over by Forrest was marked by dead willing to ilo as bo in told, anil to loam, oped wlieii lho fiirnier eoiiies to pick out ill III this iirliclo. .'\n old lublo-olotb cut cbaligod. if you nro a rebel, J!lo,3d is horses and—sleeping troojicrs! tlinii ouo anlf-ooncoiled with lho idoa Ibal ynuug sows for the next year's brooding, into aijuiirea and honiniod, orau old ua|ikin W^'ypi^Mfgmr'i about mid. thicker than wiitor. You'll livo to bu glad Our force was now reduced to about ho knows overylhing already. Jluoh do- .If bo hus bred evenly be can got an ovon Ibal haa oullivod ila uao nt table sorviee, if /•miS^l^^iii nlKht, we of whnt you havo douo for mo." lots of sows llio best suited to his idaii of luakos nice, soft cloths for waahiug lho seven hundred mon, aud, if the ohaso ])eiuls upon oniploycrs, Somo are them• w or 0 iiuiolly Ho oiuptiud his hnvorKiick of Iho rom- selves so concoiled that fow hired mou nro a typo of that brood, nud a boar can bo glaaswnro nud lho liiior dishes, but for rouBod,]iutou unnts of hiird.tnck loft iu it; turuod his continued, wo could not iioiio to roai,:h willing to try to loarn from thom. choHon that will anil nil, AVlioro mixing everyday uao, for all kinds of ware, Ihoro the unircb to pockets inside out, and shook out throo Bomo •with moro than one-half of that liaa lioou iudulgetl in llio sows ohoaeu vvill is uotbiug liko a squuro of nice, lino tho rear, and greenback dolhira, tlio only roiiiaius of the iiumlici'—fl force much too small to roproseut sovoral typoB, nud lho boar can craah. It will outlnst any number of old tbe next dav last pay day; and, wiii'ml.y' shaking liolh of oopo with Colonol Stroight's sixteen HORTICULTURE, bu well ndaplod lo only a fow of Uio aows. tablecloths and napkins, nud if properly wore b a a k Mrs. Abel's hands, ho took tho mule and hundred under ordinary clrcuinstanees. A man gets aoiiio iiispiraliou for bolter eiirod for ia tho nioost nnd clonnost kind of again at llidltownj'on the rovorso of the l''rui1 A'HIe..;. miulc vury good time back to his rogimiuit. Hut wo reflected that the onemy had brooding if bo haa bred la a "typo always a cloth. -Ml woMien kuow that if good l«"-;lits that shut iu Harper's Ferry on lho Ho had not been gouu nn hour when 'Jhe bonofits of puddling troos are mani• carried iu bis mind," and annually ropro- craah ia waahed properly that tho older it no means of leaiiiing accurately how Vir^jiuia side, Horo wo fortilied, got artil- Liontenaut Georgo Abel, with a dotaoh- fest. A fruit grower had thousands of duc.od in tho jieu with iucroaaing accuracy. gets the whitorit .growa, audit not properly Iriry iu position, aud waited for General niont of Karly's scouts, stopped nt tho rapidly onr force was boing disinte• trees and vines to trauspiaut this spring waahed the older it is tbo darker it is suro aiiy's urmy to come nud attack us, Bnt house. Mrs. Cora was vury glad to seo hor grated; and wo pressed on, trusting that had begun to loaf out. Ho dugu deo]) '.fliero is, of course, somothing lo bo said to be. 'There ia no kind of goods will Uio (Joufodorutos did notwuul aii.y lightiug husbauil, and ho was sind to treat his com- that a demonstration would be made by hole and luado a thick mixturo theroin of on lho olhor side—brooding lo lino, or allow the ell'octs of wn.sbiug so clearly as a Oil tliat ground, for our ]iosition was nidos to tho luxury of a cup of oolVeo. the militia, home guards, etc, (wliioh clay and water, thick as croaui. Tho roots brooding iu aud in to oalabliali or presorvo good quality of craah. Cloths washed out sUoiigor, if anything, Ihim tho faiuons ono " Whoro did you get it, Cora'?" ho asked. we knew would repair to the defenses of trooB and the liko woro dijipod Ibereiu, a tyjio. Por the prnctical production of hurriedly, or simply wrung out of tho •on Ceiuotory Hill at Gettysburg, It was, "l.''roiii a A'ankco straggler," sho said. iu front of .I-tome), whereby tho enemy without a nioiueul'a oxjiosuro, and planted jiork thero is no need ot doing fnucy breed• walor and hnug lo dry ou a nail boaidn or in fact, a whole mouth later, nud aftor imniodialely, Tbo line oirth clung to tho ing. So ninuy rniaors of tho standard After another hour, whou alio was suro that would be delayed until We came up under the' sink,' no" uuittor ivhat thoir ainch more luaucuvoriug for position, thnt her cousin was safe, sho told thom the muddy rocits, and though the soil was broods can,1)0 found within a short journey qunlil.y, will very soon bo unlit for uac. with him, Slie.so ariiiio.'^ foil lo.ij'cthor in tho deadly facts. ralher dry when jilanlod and uo rain for of almost any fanner Ibal ho need not lack Tho common ! oxiiroasion, "As black iia u jjrapplo of bnttle, AU this timo scouts from Home two weeks, tbe loaves wero frosh and tho fora l)oar(|u'ito aimilar lo hia "Lype" with• disli-clolh," muat certainly ajijily to cloths Now, if this woro a romance, I oan soo w.arned Colonol Streight that ho might planting a success. AVithout this puddling out breediuK lo oue cloaely related. of this kind. '.Ihero ia uo necosaity for Wo uiulorlings and musket-carriers wou- how it ought to end. Lienteuaut Abel it would havo boeu a failure. tho dish-cloth boiug blaok auy moro than diiied a groat deal nt the time what this abould be killed iu Ijnttlo; .Shaw should bo Qxpoct in his front a liostile force of dairying] tho towols. Have two squares of aoft nwviuuout lo tbo roar luonut. AVo learned badly wounded and brought to bis cousin's somo strength, no matter how inado- Grapo vines bear traiisplantiug thus crash, ono for each wook, Uao ono for ono jifterward that .Sheridan's scouts iut'oriucd house; sho should nurse him, and he (juato it might bo to do more than an• after tho loaves appear with roniarlcablo Cimfiil .\lill:Ui(i. weok, rinsing it out after each meal, hang-, Jlim that Longstroot was at hmid wilh a should lunrry lior. But it was not ao. aiiccesa, conlinuing growth as though un• noy hiin; and ho folt that it behooved If ovory drop of milk in tho cow's uddur iug il in tho, air to dry, aud whou waahday li)iiv.yro-oiifol'comoiit for Early, and that Botli Shaw and Abol woro wounded, but disturbed. At auch a lime, yonug roots him to move with the utmost circum- be not oni'ofully removed at each milking, comes let it go into tho family -n'osh, and tun General did uot think it prudent lo risk survived tho war; aud Iho former, now a have foriuod ofton two inches in lenylh. spectiou, for but a small mistake now tho Bocroliou will Rrndunlly dimiuiah in uso the other for tho next wook, trnatiug it u battlo iigninst unkuowu numbers, rich uiauufaoturor at the AVeat, takes his '.fheao would lerish with tho slightosi ox- would be the undoing of him, proporliou lo tho (innntily left bahiud. the aamo as the lirsl. This may sooni to wife and children down lo the Shenandoah posure, but when puddled nud jjlanted with Thnt night mnroh of iirteen miles, from JMiikiiig aliould bo eonduotud with skill and bo a great deal of caro to give lo a dish• almost ovory year to visit his Yniikee- Iu the luoautimo many of Colonel caro not ono in a thousand should die. mn cnmp nonr Stnisburg beyond Winches- tondomoss. AUcliuekiugor plucking at cloth, but she who iwactices itwill not • I'obel-reooustruclod cousin and hor hus• Stroight's command, singly and in twos Largo trees hnvo been successfully lor, was a hard ono. I'ho men wore wearied the teats should bo nvoidod. A gentle and soon givo it up. • band. and throes, had boon picked up at the transplanted, ovon after ajipe.ariiig iu full Bnd wero iiroused from a sound sloop to export milker will not only clear tho udder loaf, by cutting back the tops to a point &fnin the niiircb, Onr movomeuts lately '"J.'hat mule has boon many times paid farm houses. wilh groator ease limn a rough and iuox. Old- crash or'old flannel makes good' hnd been so rapid that wo were beyond tho whoro the buds havo not started. On for. All of thom- claimed inability to perionood person, but will do so ' wilh far siuk-clolhs, nnd should bo treated the snmo /;ou\uiissnry, nud rations woro about ox- nearly all trees there are nuuiorona buds "keep up," as there wore no extra more comfort to tho cow, who will stand lis dish-olotha, with the exception of the iutiRted, 'l)uriug tbo stay near Strausburg on tho branches near thoir base that do not Colonel Streight's Attempt horses with tho command; and thot pleased and fpiiet, placidly chewing Iho family washing, which would hardly be many of tho liuugry soldiors had gathorocl on start growth unless tho branches are cut worth while giving thom, as they »honld, Romei,'Georgia, the country people had at last learned cud, nnd testifying by hor manner and at• tbo groou corn from the fields, and uatnrnliy back, or some accidout happens. Buds bo changed quito froquoutly, nnd tho rius- • of thoir approach, aud had "run off titude that sho experiences pler.Buro ratlior '•become sick by eating it. Tho night of this also often push out whero none could bo ing nnd airing is all thoy need while thoy mnrch wns dark as Kgypt; tho weather was BY WARE. everything but a few cows—and you cliseovored. than aiinoyanoo from tbo o])orntion. Cows will not yiold thoir milk to, a person thoy last. Above all tilings, don't koop' thom' «ioso aud sultry; antl to finish and rouiid know. Captain, wo can't ride cows."' Experience is required in transplanting about tho-sink while daiup,'for, according dialiko or droad. lip tbo cheorlesKUOss of tho situation, n UEINGtho Those prisoners wore left in charge strawberries and tijipiug raspberries. If to the statement of a notiid, physician, , tarir/.liug raiu foil most of tho night. time that of siieh members of our own command plautod too deep, they perish.' If loo .llilti:i-Milk from IVmls. damp, ill-kept diah and siuk-oloths aro ns ' .Many individual advouturos occurred General as could "hot keop up nor ride cows," shallow, thoy fail; if exposed to the auu 'Jhe proscnco of weeds, and ospocially much to bo I'earod as fororunnors of diph- and wind for live luiuuteB, they often per- rag wood, iu pastures is oue reason why Mint night. Ono of the most interesting B r a g g ' s wo feeling assured that if our boys did theria, typhoid fover, etc., riaia'thb com• iah; if the soil is not well plowed, or if very many cows givo iioor milk- and butler dur• mon canso usually assigned-imporfcct ivas that of William Sliaw, a private iu ono army was at go to sleep, their prisoners were too of tho infantry rogimoiils. dry nud not nuulo lino at planting, or not ing and after "midsniunior. 'Wliile tho drainnge.—Cor. Avicricnn Oiiltioator, ' ' AI u r f r oes- much jaded to attomjit to retrace the Shaw was u gooil soldier, aud had never woll cultivated and hoed immediately after, weather is hot and lho jioor animal is tor- b o r 0 nnd paths over which thoy had reached this liolToro fallen out on tho niiirch, iibwevor tho plauts do not succeed. 'Thou if ihoy montod hy Hies sho oats hastily and ' . :''""the COOK.':••' painful or exhausting. But not more than S h elby ville section of country, and could be picked hve, tho whilo grub often oats tbe tender groodil.y, not taking tho cnro lo select tho six miles had boeu passed whon he found a movement up on our return toward the Tennessee plimta. 'The groat source of loss is in got. moro delioato grass aud reject that which C'oiilcias, ^ Unit ho was likoly to fall in his tracks from o f troops luver. ting such plants lato, 'They cannot bo is coai'Bo and olfeusivo that sho does earlier T'wo cups of sugar, two eggs, one cup of , aliipi>od safely nftor warm weather comos, sickEOss aud exhaustion. Ho thought that yuudor Col, Colonel, Streight was at last brought and later in tho soason, Tho most tho cow butter,, one-half cup of sweet milk, ono • nor planlod safely then as a rule. n uliorf rest would relievo him, so that ho Streightwas to a stand by tho appearance of a for• aima to do is lo iill horsolf rapidly with tenspobufnl of sqdn. ', 'To hnvo a good crop of slrawborrios next grass nnd woods, nnd thou lio down in the tonld overtake tho regiment again; so, with- begun, tliQ midable array of mon-at-all-arms in his ocil r.poiiking to his captain, ho stepped year, there uiuatbe ugoodcrowthof plants shade whoro flies will bo leas troublosomo. Cn'ji Ctl/'/r. , ' • ' • boats for front, as well as a heavy pressure ky out to tbo side ot tho rood and throw him-, this fall, '.i'o havo this, work out bods It is dillicult to make lirst-class butter in One cup su.gnr, ono tahlospoonful of • c a r r y iug our decimated troop in his rear, * •soif down on the grouud. iinmedintoly aftor bearing and work iiito midsummer, ilnd impossible unless tbe butter, one cup of milk, ouo egg, throo thom "down Hero General Forrest played one of tho soil a good supply of well-rolled ma- pastures are free from woods aud the wator caps of flour,' buo teasiiooufnl.'halving . . In two niinutos lie was sound asleep. He tho river" filfipt so long that it wns almost daylight his boldest games; for, keeping his nuro or commercial fertilizers. good. Cows in thoir haste to lill up iu hot powder.,,'[ '" ' , , „'' boing liaul- force well in hand, ho sent forward a Clood success may be had transplanting weather will evou ent many woods with when ho awoke. The.army was nowhere itlmf. JIalls. " • ' '• '" flag and demanded Colonel Streiglit's rod rnapborrios and blackberries in ovory graaaiwhoao bitter tnato would at any otlior ;to be seen; ovory vestige of it had passed od aloiigsido of tho wharf at Nash• Tako cold roast boef and chop iino, sea'- : hy. .Ho took up Ids I'nusicot aud startod ville. surrender; and upon receiving de• month from Jtaroh lo November. As for time causo thom to rejool it. Many 'West• black raspberries, the pI.T.uts that came son with sail,:pepper, nnd sage, put in 'one; " again. But ho wns still weak aud weary, Fenders, hearing tho horses, osten• murrer from the g,allant Colonel, the ern farraera wont loo into into the dairy from layers lasl fall can bo succoaafully buaineaa. They woro long oomparalivoiy egg, make into liltle'balis and fj^y.'iu butter imd by tho timo tho sun was up he found sibly for Colonel Stroight's expedition, Genor.al gave orders for such disposi• liint ho eould go no farthor. Ho stopped at transplanted up to August if out back nt froo from woods; but by tho time graiu or drippings. '.' " '" ' ' preceded and followed the transports, tion of ins imaginary regiments as least two-thirds. AVo have also set out a small house a littio wny bnok from tho gi-owing bocaino uuprolilnblo, thoir iiolds ,:';' , Corn 'CiilA''. , ' ," '' ' some of wliich landed at Cumberland would completely surround the onemy grape vinos in midsummer -with good auo- wood and knocked, His canteen was were as woody as those of Eastern farmers. Two cups of Indian meal, two cups'of Iron AVorks and at Dover, seven miles and cut oil' all hope of escape. coas by cuttiug well back. empty, and he thought that he couhl at cold vyator or milk, one-half cup .of flonr, :. bolow, to unload supplies for tho troops As soon ns the fruit has boon gathered :IIin Mill,: hil2>lilV, least got a drink of the cold spring water. Believing that he was surrounded by ono-half cup sugnr, one ogg, tvyq loaappou- olthe.A^alloy. destined, as was learned at a later day, a. largely superior force, Colonol from tho currant hushes, ali weak and The milk supply for largo cities and towns is never satisfactory unless the pro- fids cream of tartar, oho tablespoonfiil of to destroy the Confederate works and Streight Surrendered, and was escorted superiluoue branches should be removed, a A young' woman came to the door. Ho duoors cool tho milk .as soon as possible soda. . . caiod for a cup of water aud a chance to stores at Rome, Go. into: Homo by the remnant of General good, dressing of 'ft'oU-deoayed manure given aud well worked in lirouud the plants. aftor it is drawn. To have tbe best milk or Oooaolii'rry J'if(lry ing that many of their actions Avoitld Pellets over so ivreat a variety of iliseasra^Jt poaro would say ns to the uso to which may truth fully ho Biiid that thoir HOtion upoia TliD Wreck Takes Fii'c iiiiil Is Extiii- live porson soeinod to want to aoo thoir fiiuiilios not bear vory close inspection, thoy at onco, his houso at Stratford is put. Neither lJu! Bvsleiii ia uaiverBnl, uot a gland or Ossias gnislictl Al'ler a Despcr- naturally desired fcoseclud e themsolvos oscBptrii; tlioir sunativo iiilkiencD. Sold by "Ono ot tho horrible incidents was this i A .Sliako.spoaro uor Milton supposing (Irriifglals, 2.1 cents a vial. M amil'aotiirod itt fJ»«, man, woll droasod, who wna so badly injured soinew;hat wlion thoy walked abroad. tttc Fight. that Ilia bowub) wore protriulliig, called iiicos- either to bo still cogiii'/.ant of sul.ililiiary CluMiiitiai I.iihiniil.ory of Woai.D's Dij^i-kksahTT BiLiitly for wiitur, ami aa ho cniiltl not ho attuiid- IIouco tho invention of tho lunbrella. JlEUlCAI. ASSOOIATIO.S, IJiifl'nlo, N. Y. cil to ho llnnlly inilled out his rovolrer and shot aii'airs, could bo othor than gratiliod at f^LVff (111.) spooial.j hliiiBoIf tlirongli tho hco.d, the influx of visitors lo spots associated With an umbrella spread ovor them Ono of tho niosu uorriblo aooidonta wltliin tho "Ouo litllo boy, the non of tho Jfotbodlat iniu- with and sanctified by thoir residence. fchoy could woar thoir old cloths Avith• i.stor at Abiiicdini—.I'ninU Kiiadockor, about 12 out boing ridiculed for ifc by fcheor b of niomoi-y ot man occurrod throo nillon oast of yniirs old—wan found on tho heaom of hia dead "When, again, spots so osaociatod are Chatawortli, on tlio Toledo, I'ooria and 'WoHtoni uHithor, 11 Is loft log liiiiig hy Uin akin, hia right situated iu tho most beautiful portions day, while for a Por.sian who avus in tho llailroiul. Into Wodnosday nlijnt. .An oxoarslon arm was urokuu, luid biio eyo was put out, of England, tho nmouut of innocont habit of carrying a lively jug homo to Is olTercd h.v tho mnniifacbir- Tboy idillod him out and tried tn give hliii a lis family every day, the umlirolla, orsof llir. SagoN CatarrFc train of sixtoon cars from I'ooria, went tlirongh drink nf brandy, Ilo rofusoil to tako it aud delight and intellectual cultivation to |{cnio«ly, for a case elT a chlvert and ;i])ward of il.'iO jtorsoub wore Itillotl said: 'Givo nio wator,' lie never iiltored a bo obtained by visiting them is fcob o like charity, covered a mullitudo of Cliroiiii! Nasal Catarrh whlci and injurod. So far as loarnod, sovonty-thruo gro'iu, I found a bead hanging from a truck, thoy cannot cnro. Itwiia iijipareiitly that of aiiiiui who had boon taken into account. The sight of our nius.—Texan SifHnrjn. liorsons woro InstanUy Idllod and about ouo cnught hy the hair, SYrfltl'TOMS OF CATARl^ir.-IhilL lovely island does moro to soften It Is pleasant to tlio taste, tones np the hundred aud sixty moro or Iobb seriously in• "I found sovoral hnadloRs liodloa, Thoso American hearts to us than tho mortd, Si.vi'Y thousiind carloads of dust Avere lif'iivy licatliuilio, olistnictinii of tho niUCiu jurod. who rocogiiinod tho dead iinniodiatoly tloKotod Bystom, restores and preserves hcalUi. jinssnges, (lleeliiirKCB falling from the head civic, and political purity on which avo collootod by the streot-SAVoepors in into tho throiir, soiiiol.lnioi) profiiBC, wateryi tbuiii, It is purely Vcgctiililo, and ciuiuot fall to Tho train coiisiatod of onglnos 21 and 1,'i, a plume ourselves. Cliali'ont St. Giles New York a few days ago. and iiorld, nt others, tliiclc, l«iiacioiis, muoouit haggauo oar, a special ciu-, llvo coachos, and "Ouo of tho most awful Bights wna that somo prove beneficial, both to ohl and young, puriilonl, lilnoiigu'B Catarrh licnicdy oiirea the.worufi jury, Tho top of tho ear parted in tbo contor, peptic oouiitryuion and •woniou sigh in vain, popular every day, (ligar dnininier.s don't bother us ciiBcsof Catarrh, "cola In tlio Iicad,»' llimLMIJ I.N'I'O TJlK oii,\'s:\f. and lo oLtuiii which swallow much mediciuo iiiij' more, lliKio A.vi>iiii.:Msr.,s, Ue.iver, I'u, '? Whoa the first oiinliio Btruok the hridgo thoro Tbo otlior niul was criialicd liko an egg-shell, Addrcoa U. AV. TAN.S1LK, & CO.. Chicuso. was a crackliif! of tiuihors, und tho ongiiio p. P, Van t.low, who svalkcd from tho safe cud nnavailliigly. For no ailment—jirohably—aro Coryzn, and €atarrlial Ilciidaclic. drojijiod, Tho loarling ongiuo was not thrown of tho car tbo iiinnioiit boforo, was caught aud thoro ao many alleged reiuodioa as fordyajiop- INDIGESTlOiY nnd BYSrEPSfiL Sold by druggists ovcrywiicro; fiO ctntu, from tlio track, ami contliuiod on its way, talc• daugoroualy Injurod, OviirS.OOO l,'h.YKidaii9 lm\s* Kcnt im thoir upprovnl nf Plan's Homody for Catarrh ie Uie ing Kb toiidor with it, Tho ne.\t ongiuo droiipod "Thero woro thirty in tho car," said Jfr, Bia, 'rho man ot humbug is coiiatantly glutted JlJ(iKSTYLIN, iiiiyimf Mint it jh Urn tuiHt proimr/itloii ;, EasieaC to Dso, luid Chcapost. I "Untold Agony from Catarrh." into tlio chasm, and thou tbo train rushed on• Gucker, "and only si.\ survive. Out of ono with tho dollars and dimos ot those who roaort for [ndJttOHLion Hint tlioy Inivunvnr iitied. Trof. W. IlAiis.NEii, the fiimoiia nicsmeritft, party ot niuo only three llvo, Ono man who W'l: liitvn iirtviir JHianl of ii nanfj of l)yHiJi?i).iia whufo of llhnca.A''. >'., writes: "Homo ton yearsajw ward and waB jdlcd in aiionii, wilh tho oxcop• to ono noatriiiu after another in tho vain hope DlCiES'rnjN wiiH taliiin lluitwiiH not cured. 1 suffered iiiitolrl agony from chronic reiffiti tion of tlio Hioejiora, which escaped v.'ithout a had Inst ilia wifo and child nnd was badly lii- of obtaining roliof, at Icaat, from thia vo,\atioua entarrli. My fimilly phyBlciiiii guvc'mo iip u Bcratch, jiinul liiiiisolf wont into au adjiiouiit corullold FOR CHOLERA iNFArJTURfl. and cODiniiltod anicido, Si.x ymiiig laou from and obstinate malady, ],!:;porluuoo .iudicatos Sold by dmggiats or sent by mail. inciirutiio, aiul said I luiist die. My cbbo -mis Hostottor'a Stomach Bitters aa a Mieana of orB.<.l- IT WILL eilUK TllE.Wn,ST AOGUAVA'l'EU OASES. such a binl one, that every tiny, towards buo- 'l'ho scono of horror and cnnfuHioii that fol- Canton wdio woro in tho Hrst car woro saved by IT WILL STOi'A'OMII'IMl LV I'REdNANOV. 1" K '1. Haiioltuio, Warren, Pn. sct, niy voico would becomo so lioamt J. oijuH lowod waa friijlitfnl, Thoro woro aliouC iiovoii hoiiig thrown up through tho jiiirtcd roof." /V ictttlug dyapepala, in which a firm rollimco can barclysponli: aliovc a whlBpcr. Tn the mornlctff liuiidrod jioopio on tho train, and of tlioHo fully woinnu seated uoariMr, GucknrthruBt hor head bo jilacod. No remedy has in throo doctidoB and rt' ^s'lLfJ iii.:Lri!VE conhtipa'pion. oiio-lnilf woro in tlio coaohoa that now lay in a For Suniinor CouiplaiiilH and Cliroulo fllarrlica, sure relief my eoiigliiiig iinil clearing of my throat wouM through a car window and waa docapitaled. over ostablishod such a rejintatlon, none has which urn tlni direct re.yullanf imperfect digestion, nliiioBt Btriinglc me. lly the iibo of Dr. Baga'e Imuo mass. Tun ears lillod with tloiul and dy• Tlio pockets ot a iiiimheroi' thoso injured wero Dli.iKSTVLlN will eaectsn Iminedialo cure. KIDDER'S PASTILLES-KS^Iil^vciL Ciitarrh Honiedy, In three months, IwiiBaweSl ing jiooplo woro jaiiiiiiod into a space of two pickuil by unfeoling rowdioa," rocoivod such uiKiuallllod profeHsionalsiuictlon, 'J'ake llfOESTYLlN fnr iiK pnius and disorders ot man, and tho cure haa heon iicrmiuiont." cars'length, I!, fl, lilHRor, nf Kankakee, who was at tho It lo an adniirahlo iiivignraiit, bocauso il on- the Mt(ini„cli: they .nil come from liKligeMlioii, Ask Bcoiio of tho wrock soon iiftor the disaater, your ilnigidst lev JIICIKSTVI-I."* (iirico SI per laign to 88 k liny. HsniplnB worth $1,J0, JTIKE, noHlllPLY CnUKllEP AND JlANXILKn, riclioB tho blood, and uot only this, but it tlior- boltlnl. If he dues not havo It, send one ilolhir t« ua Llnoa not under tke home's feet. Write "Coustiiiitly IIaivli:in|;|; and Splllln^.n Tbo six couches woro loioscopod in tbo most aaya : ohglilv regulates tho bowels, kidiioya aud blad• and we will send a bottle to ynu, exprcHS prepaid, S5£IJrowaie r bately liehi UolderCo,, UoUy, Mich horrible manner, aud tlio ticciipants woro siiii- "I was at .lil Paso and misaod fho oxoiiralon I>niot lieHlliitn lo ,Keiid ymiriiiouoy. Our liouau is Tno.MAS .T. KilsniN-n, Ksri., M Pine Sireii, ]ily criiHlied and mangled almost out of all train by Iokb than livo luimitos, 'J'v.oiity-alx der. 'The nervoua ayinptoiiia aro usually ro• reliable, llMtabllslied twenty-live yeiira, fJCWVifltlli' CflLLUCi'ISO and Inortiuacd by St. Louis, Ma., wrilea: "I was a great BuKerar Boniblaiico to liiiiiinii beings, Tliirty-iiliie la- jiiliintea altorward I took a freight train, and liovod by tho modicino. rClfOlUPiO FItiigorald & Powoll, Indlanapnlis, from catarrh I'or tlireo years. At tlmea I could when wo got to h'orost tlin conductor had AVM, iciiu)i3i:..si (JO., Ind. Old eii.soH reoiioiicd. Send for copy of Laws,free. harilly broatho, and was coiistnntly hiiwkiDj: dioH woro taken out from tlio end of oiiu of tho and spitting, and for tho last eight nionths cars, Wlion Iho crash ctiiiio they wei'O swept orders tn bring nil tbo ]ihyaieiaiis lio could. Our SonllioriiuKi.sl I'osscssion. Slanid'iictuiiiiir Cheiiiist.s, SU iJoliii St., N. Y. oil tlioir Hoatn hy tho roar car hiivaliiig in on When wo avrivod at tlio wrock wo found could not brcatlio thriiiigh tho ttoBtrils. K tlioni and cruahoil to death lu tho fiivthorcnd tho ninat hciirt-iondiug nnd indeacrihablo .Tvey Wost is a peculiar city, nnd tlioiiglit nothing could ho cloiio forme. Lucli>- acouo oyer witiioBsod. Kvery one wiiB lly, .1 waa inlviseil to try Dr, Sngo'a Culnrrh cf tho ear. dill'ors vory littlo from a Wost Indian Itomody, and 1 iiin now a ivoll mail. I believft As soon as tho nurvlvora rocovored from tho bogging to he taken from the wreck, as it to bo the only tiiiro remedy for ciitiirrh new awful shock a train hand ran liack to Glmta- they wero afraid of it oatoliiiif,' Iiro. 'J'lio bridge town. Half of the population is com• ninniiraetiirecl, and one hiia only to givo it >i worth for holp. The uowa of tho awful dlBaH- waa on lire and no wator was at hand to put it posed of negroes, nob the Southern I'liir triiil to o.v]ierionco nstouuding results uttfl. tor Hiiroad ([ulckly und in a short timo hiiii- out. All tho traiiiinon and such jiaaaoiigera afl a iieriii'aiiont cure." droda uf iiooplo from l-'orost, CImtsworlli, Pipor could wontto work to sinotlior tho firo. Wo had variety, but nogroos from the ljahania,s, nothing to work with o.\cu])t our haudo, and who speak a cockney dialect, Auothor City, Giluiau, and Iho siirroiiuding country Three HoUIcb Curo Cnlarrli. woro on tho spot itasistiiig ill tho work of rua- Lad to carry dirt as host wo could, quarter is composed of whites from the yHpc]>Kia, and are u Maletiiiard ItU.K KEAIV.S, that throo of the coachos woro not only tolo- into a lioaiiital and tho citizona ciijuo to our ngiHiiiNt all furuiN of fovcrw, cliilln and fever, gall hIoiicn, Ml. I.ollU. Mo. scopcd, hut idled ou top of each otlior, Tlio rellof with col'l'co, broad, and buttor, aiul Americans, In truth the ]n.^oporfcion is and JUrisitit'H dincuMC. Send 4 ccntu poMtiico for a Nuni- othor oars liad rolled oif tho track aftor telu- everything possible, uspocially bandages au4 so small that it can't bo counted—jior- plo T>nelcu£uaud tent Uio TKCI'IPH of wJiat wo day. I'rlcc, 2.T> coals per tiottlo, niediclno for the siilforiiig." jnallcdio any addrc««, postpaid. KOSIH ONK KB':aN. fiolA. by drugglKtiH. CURES WHERE AIL EtSE EAlLS. Bcoplng. Fourteen trucks woro jiiloil on tho haps oOO, all told. 'The lea^i'ou is too DoatCouBhSyriip. Tiwloagood. 1 oaal aide of tho culvert, Iu tho jiiidat nt this Afr, lliflsor said ho atoofl tho sickening work J. E". sifciiora-i isb CO., i'ijoi'jjn'.'roit.^d fonturoa in the Centro aaid Council Blufl's, in Iowa; Gallatin, Trenton, St. Joseph, Cameron and tho horror Itwaa pitch dark save for the lUful darUncBa, proaaoil aomo hraiuly to hor lipa and Kaneaa City, in Missouri; leaveuAvorth and Atohison, in Kansas; Albert Lea, light of tho (ii'o under tho sloopor, aakod her how ahe felt, A foohlo groan was Weak and Weary MiimBapolla and St. Paul, la Miimosota; Waterto^vm in Dakota, and huudreda which lighted the faooB of thoso about only to tho only imawor, and tho next instant ahe diod. Deacribos tho condition i.^ mauy pooplo dobill- Of Intflrmedlate cities, tovras and villages. make thoir fear and anguish visililo. Ou 'tho The mail folt tho form of his doad wifo and tated by tho warm weather, by diaeaae, or ovor- mouths of moat of tho corpses could bo soon child, and cried ont; "My God, thoro is noth• Avork. Hood'a Sarsaiiariro ia juet tho mcdlchio THE QRBAT ROCiS iSLAIWD ROUTE loam,which showed that they diod in agouy. ing moro for mo to livo for uow I" and, taking n, piatol out of his pockot, pulled tho trigger, Tho needed to build up and ati-oiigthoB the body, Guarontaea Speed. Comfort and Safety to,thoao -who travel over It. Ita roadbed At last wo Bocurod aomo foohlo lights, but tho purify and quicken the sluggish hlooil, and ru- iB thorouffhly baUaated. Its track is of heavy steel. Its bridges are aoUd wind blow thom out, and about 2 o'clock tho rain huilot wont suroly thruught tho brain, aud tho Bfore tho lost appotito. If you need a good medi• structUToa of stone nnd iron. Ita rollinBT stock is perfect aa human slull can moko liourod down iu terroutfl ou tho unprotootod three dead bodies ot that littlo family are now ciuo, bo auro to try Hood'a SiirHiiparillu, it. It haa all tie safety appUances that meohoniool goniua has mvented ancl dead and dying in tho liodgos and coruliohla nd- lying aide by aide in Chataworth waiting to "During tho anminor I was fooling all run jttoont. Our olforta woro dividcil bolwcou ho idontiflod, ozperlencB provod valuable. Its praotieal operation ia consorvativo and method- down, aud,thinkingl noodod aomothing to tono Icii—its disoiplino strict and exacting. Tho luxaryot its paseenger aooommoda- MARUN REPEAT1H6 trying to put out tbo firo and rescuing tho iNcicnNTS op THE Honnon, np my aystoiii, I took Hood'a Saraaparijla'and tiaas is unoqualed in the West-unsurpasaed ia the world. dying whoso crioa,for help wore hoartreiidiiig, Ono man with both logs brokon dragged him• felt much bettor. I had olao boon troubled ivith RIFLE I iudood. Mothers ran wildlv about cry- self away from the Avrock and took out a pistol ALI. eIcpkESS TBAIWS between i^i^ia&e;°.,^?iB?-SPl^??^^^^^A°-STn^ O-naran- dysiwpaiiii, nud Hood's Sarsiijiarilla helped mo of comforSabla DAY COACHJEg, maTOifioentTyiLMA^ PALACE P^^OS BEST IN TKB Jug for loat childron and wivos lor bua- and shot himsolf iu tho head. Sujiorintondent moro than anythiug olso." Jameb It. Dakuow, and SLEEPING CABS, elegant DrNXWa CARS providing exoeUeiit^meala,o^d teed" perfectly ao. bttuda, Btrong mon wora weeping ovor tho Armstrong of the Wabash, nooouipaniod the Port Wayne, lud, —between Chicago, St. Joseph, Atohison and Sausas City—reetful EEOLINIIfa ouKiWand aboolatoly WORiOt . forma of thoir beloved wivos, Prayora, on- oxcuroion with his spocial car, with several oa(a. Kado In all oiieo for troatioa, aud groans lillod theairuntil daylight, OHAIB CAES. lnrsB or email frame.' oIliclalB of tho road. Nouo of thom waa hurt. Hood's Sarsaparilla when,roliof parties pot to work aud removed From tho latest reporta it ia said that 120 wore THE FAMOOS ALBERT LIEA ROUTE the dead and wounded from tho scono, 'I'lio killed and about three hundred woimdod, mak• Bold by all (Irnggiata, $1; Bix for $5. Proparod Callerr. lluntlne and Turffot nUcB. "•vmim' i bridgowaa ou firobefor e tho Iraiu struck," ing it one of tho worat railroad ocoidonts ovor Io the direct, favorite line between Chicago and Mlnneapolia cmd St. PatU. Ovor fienil for llluatruteU Outuloffiic. \ C, Falroth, who was ouo of the fortunate onos kuown in this country, OBly by C, I. HOOD & CO., Lowoll, Mass. thia route Bolid Fast Expreas Trains run doily to tho summor reaortfl, piotureflqua JUurllu I'liro Aruu Oo,, >'ow Unvou, Oona. T occupying a berth iu no.vt to the last Blooper, Thoro waa an inoidout in tho affair which was 100 Dosos One Dollar. localitioa and hunting and fishintrground s of lo^vra and Bthmoaota. The noa Bays that to put out tho lire uo wator was to he not only romarkahio iu Ita wav, but shows how wheat floldsan d grazing lands of interior Daltota are reached via Watertown. had. All went to work with a will with auch tools A short desirable route, via Sonoca andKankakee, offers superipv Induoemantp 'S GRANOLES torribly those six coaohos wore jaininod and I found it a speciflo for Buy to travelers between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette and Council Bluffe, St as oould bo found on tho c''ara to further de• mashed togothor. When the accident occurrod Fevsr. For ten years I ham Uum Ujijmtntm, Aituarlu. ^UWH stroy nnd tear away all tho woodwork poa• Andy Moonoy, of Peoria, and Conductor Still- Joseph, Atohison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Mumoapolis, St. Paul and Intor- H*;av& DiiMsuBo, Imriirn nioo^ siblo, and with dirt, woods, dry griuis, coats, well, who was in charge ot tho train, Avore throo been a great sufferer from Au-Bxediate points. „ Kldnor itiiiooBO. Toriild T.r * BJid clothing; in fact anything that would aot oars from each otlier, Jtoouoy was in tho f/ustHthtill frost. Ely's Cream AU olaBsea of patrons, espaoially families, ladles and ohlldren, reoelvo from Tlsblluol Cimalrlpation."" ua a weapon against tho Rorco flames. After a aocoud car and StlUwell in the fifth. The Balm is the only prevmtiiie 1 offioiulfl nnd employes of Eooklaland trains protection, reapaotful oourtoay ana ICtu. Anowprlnciuio. aaon terriblo struggla tho flro waa put out, kindlv attention...... rainody. I'luoly v«ff"t»-i : uoxt iuatimt they found themaolvoa literally Ime ever found. Hay Fever PorTlofcets, Mans, Foldcra-obtainable at all-principal Ticket OlUooo latao bio. A full aiKi Box eelit lilflT^. Jfr. l''alvo]th, on iiasstng ouo of thocoaoliGa, in oach other's iirina, tUo oar in Iwhioh miffcren shotilil know of ils ef• nuotafto ]iro|iui(l, to auy luviitltl, at •Was roiinoatod, "For God's aako tako my child," Uaited States and OonniZa-ror any desired informaf;ioa, address, , ualrlrlQuds'iieudtni; Iheir addreea aa tho conductor Avaa riding iaviug ficacy.—Frank B. AiiiMuorlh, mm. CHto uoount nf cose, nrsptoms, ete. Mr ft bilbo, which ho immodltttoly did,, and, loav- boon oarrlod ovor tho two in front and dropped E. A. HOLBROOK, ingit in as safe a place as could ho found, ou top of the one which Moonoy viib iu, 'The I'tMlshcr, Indiauapolis, Iml, B. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN, Omta UK. BAIltt», 107 W.iSd St., K. \. wont into tho ooi' and found the mother, strange part of it waa tliat uoithor man waa Apply Dalni into each nostril, PtM't&acn'l M'g'r, Chlcafiii. AK'tGtn'l M'g'r, Chicago; Gon'l Tkt. i Pass. Agt., ChlMgai ^ Mra., Noal, of Moaavillo, just dead, hurt, mm mm mmi The Boouo in tno cara. was be• • There was also auothor wonderful osoiipo in MARVELOUS yond iloaorlption, Ono young oliiUl waa tho first car. This car was complotoly tolo• FOR SALE CJHEAP. found lastenod near tho root of the car head acopod, and the ooiieh behind it crashed entire• , Vuloanlzor, It! ITonts ot Typo, Cuts,and ovoryihlne down, whoro in tho jar and conoiisBion it hiul. ly through it, oruBliing every passougar. Only iiBOd in tho business, AUdroBU ii!. 11., 174 15, Uernr boon thrown, and WHS doad when taken down. lour pooplo escaped ahvo from thia car, and Bt,. Fort Wayne, Ind^ •_ • • Others,wero found in all conceivable shiipos, throe of thom wero badly wouuded, but ono, a or olhen,who wilh to eniinlc« all wove thrown off thoir soata and piled in the large woman in the middle of the car, did not , ends of tho nJaloB of the cars, bleeding from got a sdratoh, whilo every ono around hor Avas For a woman to say she Joes not use iJlrtC;«-> VJUiKY- this paper, at obtain esiinuites Bttahea in tho face, arms, or othor portions of killed, VVlioIly unUltoiirtKlclal nyntq'."*' on advoilijinu apace wtion in Chic»eo, will findit ori file at'' the body,- It was, Mr, Falvorth says, tho nioBt _ .^iiy book luurnod In ono rciiuing. ' "Don't aak mo to doscriho the soono," said Procter & Gamble's Lenox Soap, is to Eecoinmendea by Stark Twain, RIcimril Pi'OOtop 45 1049 Randolph St,, fllcltoniug sight ho ovor witneaaed, Mr, A, H. Stanfter, of Bloonilngton.' "It was in- the Scientist. Hons. \v. W. Astor, ,rada\ P, Benjamin, thcAdvoitiiingAsoncyol! Wllliani Mills, ono'Ot tho badly injurod, aaya desorlbablo. I ran out ot tho Bloopor half Dr. Minor, etc,' Class ot 100 Colamblu law students, 110 was thrown lour, or flvo Boats forward and droBsod, and did all I oould to get tho people admit she is. "behind the times." two cluB.ics aoo each nt Ifnlo, ,100 Unlvcr.sliy of Penn., IklDrDhtno llnlilt Oured tn 19 Btumiod, and when ho reooverdd hiuiaeU ho out of the wreck. Ono man in tho chair-om' 300 at VVollostoy College, oto. Prospectus post freo. to SO dnyn. \o pay (III euni. lound otUerB lying upon htm; Hia watch waa oalladtoino, and na I went to bin aid I had to I'iioy. LofsE'i'rc aay ruth avo,. >-viw voris. Dr. J. gicvbouB,UbMotkiObti^ Binaahcd, and hiid Stopped at 12 dS. Ho ia of literally walk ou tho bodioB ot other pasaon- Nobody uses ordinaiy soap now they tho opinion that tho bridge was sot on flro by R. S. & A. p. LACEY, Patent gors. While I had bira inmyarma and wau Altornoya, Washington, D. 0. N. v., P. W...... No. IH-a? loungors uroiuid thoro nrhooo motivo it waa to trying to rnll him out ol tltto wrook, bo Bftvo u Instructloua und opinions lui IVboii tVrltliiK to AdvertlBvrB, nleatm e«p jilttuilor tlio iload, nfi li» aav some of tlicso tua- can get" Lenox." lo pHtontkblllty laWii;. urn ydtre'expcrlcuce. jou.HHW tiiv Advertiaomoui la tmnyngeV Bfl'ectas we li.iyo describctl would bo to cry out to Idin to stop, aud not ul a short and slender span; yoars ago. And wo are telling of a Eo some die young, while somo wait long for strange uarrativo. , TniiouGn beeps to iiKKim'S. tinio removed thirty-five years from us, Fall Goods, in LiaOlcs' Tine Kid Sliocs^ that tvax ever nIiowii death, By daylight it w.as heing repeated in Hearts bowed with grief, heavy with And all is oqaallzod In Rod's great plan, : and ot a New England sc.a-fariiig eom- iII litis city, and al every house in the town; and there• terror and distress, as ivere thoso of What mutters It if God's invited Ipavo niunitj'—the. most likoly ])coi)le under At ourly morn, or in Iho liusU of ovof after the vicinity of the old Lobdell Mrs. Willis and Helen, need rest;, quiot the sun to yield to nn iiiiplicit belief in house was shunned as though the and comfort AllTluswas kindly so- PRICES TO PLEASE THE PUBLIC. Thus men wiillc onward, and the wliitencd things ajiparciitly siiiicruatiiral in their plague had possessed it. cured to them in the home of Mrs. liond origin. So wc are simply portraying Bows low Ijouontli llio burden of liie years, Willis' sister, in Boston, The latter life as it was, at the limo and placo PAET in.-CHAPTER V. Our Increase or trade .slioivs the apprccialioii or onr ex• Wlillo chlldliood lioara death's message with• was now a widow of ample means, and out dread. iianiod. A HOUSE OF MYSTlClty. treme cil'orfs to plca.sc the public witIi,lVicc Goods aud at I..oiv And angels guard It f»om Its griefs and fonra; The narrative of what Tom Burt had groiitly attached to these, her only All d.ay had the people como and I'rices. Death brings no vain rogrol, ropontimce wild. seen ami hoard iu that brief ten iiiin- relatives. Welooiuiiig them to hor Or Ilerco robelllon to the irusttul child. gone, gatlioring in groii|is in tho vioin- Very Res]ieotfully Yours, uLes was delivered to his gaping com• houso at this time, she was at once in• ity of the old house, and passing from In this Ishlghosl wi.sdom; he who brings panions in Ihe tavern with all Uie old formed of late occurrences at Province- His olToring of chlldilko simple trust. groii)! to group to learn overy report loquacity. It is given hero in tho third town, Tho engagement of Helen to BEOWN BEOTHEES. Is wiser far than he whoso wisdom clings that had been set afloat. To evory doubt; and, delving In tho dust, person, as wo wisli to strip it of all un• Henry Crawford had been mado under As night came on, all those gather• Slirs such a cloud of Ills us vail the sun, necessary verbiage and details, and her own oj'cs, as it were. She now ings slowly dis])urscd. Curiosity was . Creating darkness oro his dny is done. free it from all the mannerisms of learned from her niece that he bad by no means satisfied; but nobody Child-trust Is truth, 'i'he sun Is often shining speech and peculiarities of sailor dia• goiK! to Cuba with Lopez. The news• wanted to roinain in the vicinity of tho For those who sue Iho sunbeams In a tonr. lect with wliicii the hero of it man.agcd papers had informed her of the dis• And tliBro Is little gloom or vain repining liaiintcd house after dark. astrous fate of the expedition. In the .A. UN For thoso whoso faith, pure, crystnllino nnd lo spin it out for awliole hour. This iiiglit w.as dark from twilight. clonr. He said, lluat as he slowly came up whole outlook she stiw nothing bnt Ten rods oil' tho house coidd not bo Sees light rollcctod from bright nngol wings— to tho old house, thero was uot a ray sorrow and misfortune to come for Has Removed to Ist Door North of Postoffice, where you 'J'lic pictured grace concealed In duller things- seen at all. these two; and she resolved that, so far Thai sweat child-wisdom which contcalinont of light proceeding from lU brings. It was at this prudent limit, that the Its long-front rose before him like a a.s she conld control events, their s.ad will find one of the Largest Assortments of loafing company of old sailors wero great black wall. All was silence and jiath in life should be brightened by So ago learns les.sons from exlromest youth; assembled near eleven o'clock of that whatever wealth, aided by warm ailec- That truth is li-usl, and trust itself Is truth. quiet about it iiiglit. The fascination of the supcr- tion, could bring to them. —/. KJiiar Jones, in jY, X Observer, He had hoard some talk during the iialural, too powerful to be resisted by day about Mrs. Willis and Helen leav- It was in this comfortable homo that, mou of their peculiar education and little by littlo, Mrs. Willis le:u'ned the oxiicricnee, had dr.awn them away i Tlie Captain's loiiey. fate of her husband. First came tho from their customary liauuts. The certainty that tho "Nellie" had left Ha• stories and the exeilcmonts of the day vana on tho second day of Septem• A Tale of Buried Treasure, Cuban Revolt would not permit thom to rest peace• ber, Afterward the roport of the char• I3Sr TRIE COTJS^TTY- fully in tlioir beds, ami lliey had come and Adventure Upon the Seas. acter of the crew reached her, and tho up hero to breathe the atmosplicrfl of suspicions entertained on the wluirf at mystery and terror. It Avill bo useful Boston, rising ,almost to a painful cer• to tho reader to overhear their talk. tainty as timo went on, that mutiny BY JAMES FRANKLIN FITTS. "Both gone, d'ye s.ay?" had ended tho long and honorable ca• "Yes; tlioy went to J3os'n this artcr- reer of Captain Willis—perhaps that of ICopyritjhi, 3SS7, by The A. N. Keltogg A^ewspaperuooii." the vessel. The dreadful truth came Comvniiij.'] "Poor winimin! how did they stand out .at last The cli.arred and bl.ackcncd PAllT ra.—CHAP'J'KK IIL-CONtinued. it?" hulk of a vessel, just the size and di "J. can not go till I liavo lold you; it "Better'n you conkl expect. Mis' niensions on the water of tho bar CALL AND SEE IE IN MY NEW QUARTERS. would be cnicl tokficpyoii in i;^iioraiico Willis was weak as a cat, with all the was discovered grounded on the low of wh.at tlicsc horrible tliiiig.s mean. hi(jh-sirikcs (It is presumed that this shores of l