75c A Y ear in Advance . ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 7, 1890. N umber 49

THE SCHOOL INSPECTORS. elaasification register which contains SAD ACCIDENT. CabiueU $S.OO Per Doxen. record ot each pupil ’s standing and R«pr«H«nt«tlv« Men are Prevent. For August only, Jackson will make course of study for schools. The use of Peter Fink I* Run Over by s Lumber you a dozen fine cabinet photos for only —A Harmunlomi Meettiis. such a reuister is aptiarent. Wniroii end Dieit Froui MU Injuries. $2.00. Hatisfaotloii guaranteed. The Hchool iuHp< ‘ftor« of the county To train our teachers to iierfonn tlieir Peter Fink, who has resided in tliis vil- in aiipnrvitinra room at tJie court work more skillfully and iiitelli>^ntly,the 48 w2 Jackso .s Photo Rooms . Of EmiiiluOTB has caused houne Thenday tvC^moon to elect a meni- meetings of teachers’ associations to take accident last Thursday afternoon which H«>ron«l-H»iid Single Harnetui of the Board of .Stdiool Examiners in place plH4« during the past year. At these proved fatal Saturday moniing. Mr. In good repair for sale. Call at N ews meetings queetious relating to iiiethodsof of J. B. Stone, whose term had expired. Fink was working, in harvest on the John office. _ County Clerk Al>el culled the meeting to teaching properly classitied .schools and matters of literary interestlmve been dh- Scriven farm and drove a team owned by village Taxeii, order and read list of in8p«Ktors. The cusseii with evident profit and to-duy we a Mr. Wilson, who worked a part of the All village taxes must be paid during following were present: have three organizi^ teachers’ associa- farm. He drove into the field and after the month of August. 49w2 \yj Bath—Oiiear D Fletcher. tioiis ill the county. . BlDKhain—Lafayette Huffman. I^t August our State Teachers’ Insti­ the team stopfied he w’alked on the tongue C. H. Rkrvks , Marshal. Bengal —Win. Corwin. tute was in session at St. Johns for tliree to check one of the horses, when the team Curtalnn and Carpets Now ’, see here, young man, when I send PallaH—John O. Patteraon (not present). weeks, attended by 135 different teachers got frightened and ran away, throwing When in want of anything in the cur­ Duplaln—(>. .Vf. Pearl. with an average daily attendance of over him off. The wagon passed over his you dow n town again 1 want you to dis­ thirty; A large number of our teachers tain or carpet line it will pay you to get BeWltt—Henry X. Webb. chest, injuring him intenially. He was tinctly understand NOW AND IX)R .4LL EnK>e—Emory Eddy. have thus be«‘n dirtsitly beiiefitted at our prices. ______J. H icks . Essex—Robert Anderson. these m<>etings and the effect is readily taken home and Dr. Wiggins sent for. Latest Sheet Mnslc TIME Oreenbush—Edwin Burk. setm in the su[)erior skill in teaching He was in his Slst year aud leaves a wife And Music Folios a speciality. Lebanon —F. M. PlKRott. '■ shown by them. and two children. His funeral was held . F. lUrmlngliMni In the matter of the supervision of H. A. Sturois . at the R. C. church Monday nioruiiig, at- Olive—Charles T Rockwell. BchoOlaany by uu>, 1 have fulfilieu the requ ir* Riley —Charles Kimball. ments of law and more, making 200 offic ­ tended by the fire department in a body, ial visits during the year, visiting 156 of which he w'os a member. Paper rags wanted at Stephenson ’s. Victor —Fred E. Greene. 40w4_^ Watertown —Edward A. Rea. different schools. I have with the aid of Mrs. Fink is deeply grateful to the kind tlie Examiners, held eight examinations Is the place to get the BEST GOODS for Westplmllu—I.aurence Keusch. friends who have assisted in any manner For Sale -F.M-. riggott , of .l.channri, \v»H_elected of teachers, which, with the township ex- A second hand organ. Inquin? of J. D. amliiatfop g and Teachers’ Institute havt her comfort in the hour of bereave­ the LEAST MONEY. idiainnaD. The chair appoineed Messrs. taken nearly four months of my time ment. Estes. Mind just what I tell you and Webb and Anderson as tellers. since your meeting last August. Mr. Hoffman i>oid a high compliment Our teachers have manifested great in­ Rv»l KHtate. White OoodM In great variety at Kendrick’s. to the present Board of Examiners and terest in trying to carry out instructions William F Gardner to Edwin M .Smith, LOOK IT TKISI in regard to instructing and classifying presented the name of J. B. Stone to suc­ their schools aud we are having a better \\\ lot 3, block .3 and north 6 inch«>H of Kendrirk'H Prl«e» on iirocerleH this week. ceed himself. Supported by Mr. Burk. class of work done than in former years. of said lot St. Johns, $5,090. 15 Ills. Granulated Sugar ...... $1.00 16 lt»s. .\Sugar ...... 1.00 Mr. Binningham moved that an infor ­ From the report of the .^uiierinteudeiit Samuel W Weber to James H Ruel, un­ Grocery Department! mal ballot be taken. of I’ublic instruction of I find some divided % of west 81 acres of north frac­ 17 Ills. White C Sugar ...... 1.00 15 facts about our schools which may give Whole number of votes cast tional half of ti e ^sec 6 Dallas, $1. 18 ItiH. IJght Yellow Sugar ...... 1.00 Jerome B. Stone received.;... 1^ Unormation as to the impqrtani* of school ^^++.:.^^B John Keeney received...... 1 work in the county, in this county, we Miiry A TlatleTo “Joseph have 129 districts in which we have 103 acres sec 16 Westphalia, $1,800. 4 ttiH; Best Stai’ch...... 2.5 The vote was declared formal. frame and 29 brick school houses, valued Thomas Sammons to Andrew J John ­ 4 tbs. Bi!Ht Saleratus...... 25 See what you can buy for Secretary Winston then read- his an­ at f 152,54U. These have 8,457 children 1 111 (^offt*e ...... -...... 25 lietween the ages of five and 20 years. son, 40 acres sec .36 Watertown, $3,(K)0. 1 lb Good Chewing Tobacco ...... 25 nual report as follows : Of thei« 6,406 attended school. Tlie Lafayette Hoffman to Benjamin Knee- (This is a Bargain.) To the Memb ers of the Board of Scfiool average number of mouths of school in land, lot 8 blocJc 115. St. Johns, $425. 111) Good Chewing Tobacco...... 35 Fxaminers and the Chairmen of the the count ry was 7Ah—It co st f71,775.18 to niaiutain them; schools of which $41,. Samuel N ITubbel to Jenette Furgesoi t, Boai ds of School Jmpectors: lot 22, block C, Ovid,,$600. Onr 35c Tea lieats all competition. Seven pounda of Rolled Oats fof- ...... 25c 650.67 was paid for teachers wages; $30,- Butt<*r and Eggs wanteil in exchange at By a thorough supervision of our 326.70 was raised by district taxes for Edward Brown to Hannah B Lance, Seven jipuudH Oat Meal for...... 25c schools last year it was found that our highest market price. Butter bought on all purposes. the oast 100 feet in width of lots 8 9 aud its ments.______1 pound Plug Tobacco .... ./...... 25c common schools did not have a purpose, It requires 165 teachers to teach our 1 pound Fine Cut Tobacco ...... 25c or rather, plan of work for wWSn they schools and over 280 different teachers 10, block 12 Enimonsviile, $400. Larg^ Stock Four pounds of Starch./....J...... 2.5c were unitedly working. This arises are employed. The average monthly Alfml I) Lance to Edward Brown, w’t'st Of sun umbrellas and parasols just re­ Four pounds of Soda ...... 2.5c from the fact that until the law of 1887, wages of the men was $38.12 and of the 50 feet of lots 1 and 2 block 4, Enimons ­ ceived at H. L. Kendrick’s. Five pounds of Cracjters...... 25c creating county supervisors of schools, women $27.78 viile, $800. Seven pounds of RiCe (broken) ...... 25c there had been no bead to our educa- The people of the county an* to be con- Four pounds of Rice (liest)...... 25c lional system in the county, and also gratulateu that they are able to obtain Ann M Taylor to Henry Taylor lots 4 Soin aol Son Sis Three Cans of Corn...... 25c short time for which teachers are the excellent class of teachers they do at 5 and six, block 112 and lots 15 16 17 ThreeCans Tojuatoes ...... 25c usually ePiployed does not permit them these prices, which are below what is paid and 18, block 11.3 St. Johns, $1.00. The Dependant Bill is a Law. You that Three pouiK^ of Raisins...... 25c to follow a particular plan of work which in about five-sixths of the counties. Isaac Holton to Lafayette Hoffman, claim rights under it or any other claims Ten bars of soap ...... 25c they would have to originate. Some of The cost per capita, based on the school against the Gcivernment, do not let anv one l-pouiid pivckage “Our Owt/’ Coffee,..25c lot In, block 1, avenue addition St. .Johns mislead yon and get your claims in thenands our leacliers expressed thstjBiBelves that census was, for ail districts, $4.92. Tot ­ of attorneys awa.v, where the3’ will be no it would be of little use to do more al cost |)er capita, baseii on tlie enroll ­ $200. earthly use to you, but call on WM. N. 5 pounds of Coffee ...... $1.00 systematic work when their term of ment for gradetl school districts was $11.- Theodore Richardson to Mary E Sober STOKER, who devotes his whole time in be­ Arbuckle, 4-X, and Lyon Coffee, half of his comrades. Enquire at Win, Le- per paiikage ...... 27c office was so short that it couW not well 61, and for ungraded schools was $8.19. 20 acres sec 7 Bath, $000. land's grocery store, Ht. Johns, .Mich 44w4 be carried into effect and with no ex­ This, compared to other counties in the Best Tea Dust in town for ...... 15c pectation of the plan of work h^iofg state, is an excellent showing. Theodore Richardson to Nellie Sober, New cheese...... 10c carried out by their successors You should promptly notify the secre­ 20 acres sec 7 Bath. $600. Call for the “Winner” Tobaix-o, Supervision should cause the work in tary of the County Board of Exaniiuers Mary E Spajwr to HenrySober,20acres Topnafplil our schools to be at least up to the of schools not proiierly taught in your sec 7 Bath, $600. Standard required in those communities res()ective townships aud of such other T>A.VI@, Dry Goods Department : matters os you think would iid him in Marj’ J Burley to Henry M I’errin, lot Informs his old customers that he has re­ noted for excellent schools. ^ It should moved to the second door east of the corner WE ARE OFFERING EVERYTHING IN cause the work done under it to. b® at the adinlnlstrution of his office. 7, block 4 Avenue addition to St. Johns and invites his patrons to remember the least so thorough that it need not be $700. change. Mr. Tillman of Battle Greek, a first- WASH GOODS AT MANUI^ACTURERS I would also ask you to use your infin- class workman, has been engaged. reviewed at any other institution of eiice to extend the tenure of office of our Morris B Drake et. ul. to Taidwig PRICES, CONSISTING OF learning. Supervision should see to it teachers. that not only should a plan of work be I wisli to acknowledge my indebtedu^ Schmitt, 5 acres see.. 16, Bengal, $75. WMrsii. adopted for all of our schools, but that to our members of the Board of Examin­ Oiarles P Mattison to John D Motti- it should l>e carried out. We have sent ers, .Messrs. Htone and Pluiiket, for their sou, 5 aiires see. 31 I)nplain, $3oo. to every district aud to many of our timely advice and aid in carrying on the I am pleased to announce to mj' numerous Ball ids, Oiaiifs tons, Martha M Fasquelle to .John H Fildew customers that I have leased the room, corn ­ teacliers, a course of study for our schools. details and meeting the difficulties of my land on block 9, St. Johns, $2,000. er of (Minton Ave. and Walker street and OUTLXGS, CHECK ED and4il;AIN NALN- This was to cause, if possible, some office. newl.v fitted it up. making m.v shop one of SOOKS, INDIA LINTNS, SATE’iWS and attention to be paid to the studies.taken Finally, gentlemen, the responsibilities Edwartl P Randall to James Haigliten the finest in St. Johns. \our patronage is by the pupils, that they should be taken of our positions as school officers, should 20 acres on sec. 1, Bath, $300. solicited. FRANK HROWN, Prop. GINGHAMS. in order and w ith some regard to the ■ be known and felt by each one of us. Nathan A Bennett to Newton L Webb ability of the pupils. Not taxing the Think of the numbers of school children mWoTsuom . pupils by too many studies, nor allowing whose lives may lie influenced by our acts land on sec. 8, Dewitt, $75. that other extreme of too few, nor and at the very time when they are most Willard H Church to Ettie N Church, 6 studies selected with no view of a sym- susceptible to influences. These children acres on sec 30, Ovid, $600. I COMMERCIAL and SAYIRGS. | Great sale of Red Damask, Colors Guar­ metrichl developement of the mind. At should lie so trained that they will be­ Geo. E Scofield to John High, land on anteed Fast, at 22c. present we have a neat state manual and come the support of our Aniericiu insti­ course of study for our district schools, tutions and the advocates of our national block 1, Ovid, $200. Also all of our French Sateens to close Sarah A Mapes to Henrietta Vunslyke which is an improvement on the one liberty and intelligence; that they will Net Assets of Stoek Holders, $000,000.00. at 12)4c. already sent o ut anti I expect it to aid neutralize those influeiices which threaten lots 7 and 8, block 7 Ovid, $550. us in doing a better class oi work. in any way the well being of uUi- conn(ry. SaihueTG Atherton tb.llonzo .Ithcrtou TdfeYllft K. PRRBTy rPFfsWfsl.------To make the work more thorough and Gentlemen, I ho|»e that you will inUT- GEO. r. HARTIff, Tire-Prrsident. "Boot and Shoe Department ] to cause our pupils to gain the ability est yoursidves in our schools and that lot 5 ami south half of lot 6 block 2, Fitch’s add. to Ovid, 1.00. D. H. POWER, Cashier. to write their thoughts, I requested you will use you intiuem?e to have thmn H. H. FITZGERALD. Asst. Cssh. Wc arc Giving the Best Bar ­ monthly written e'xaminatioiis and sup­ thoroughly and economically adminis­ Henry J Patterson to James B and plied each school with blanks so that tered. Anna R Barnes, land on sec. 18 Water- DIRECTORS:—P. K. Perrin, O. W. Msagrr, Geo. the teacher might make a report to me After the election of Examiner and lis­ F. Msrris. J. H. Corbit, J. H. Fedews, Otii gains in BOOTS and SHOES of the standings gained by the pupils town, $.50; q.c. Fuller, Eawsrd Brown, A. Retsn,8. S. Wsiker, tening to the report of secretarj' Winston R. T. Brown, G. E. Corbin. and a specimen of their hand-writing. Aron Konklin to Charlotte E Smith Ever Given in The Count3\ These examinations have become a the im«ting adjourned to the office of the 80 acn‘H on sec. ,3 Bath, $200. 4 Per Cent. Interest Pnld on Time Deposits. feature of our schools. The parents, as secretary where the annual joint meeting Abbie McCrackin et. al, to Laura C 4a jn. ‘Well m ihtf jrtipils, now liave an idea of of the Board of Exmnimirs aud chairmen the actual progress made. To supple*, Parker, lot 4 Wock 1, Maple Rapids $100 Gome and 6a CopiQced, nieni tnis and make^ U mure cumpiete, took ]>lnce. .\lfredPalmer et. al. to John H Fedewu MFRED. F.MURD0CK>» We are Reducing Stock and we held by the aid of the chairmen of The ineif^ngYreveldpeiT liri' unusual tlF 35 acres sec 26, Rfley, $1.00, the boards of school inspectors, the first terest in educational matters and showed Johanna B Parker to John Gruber, 20 —DKALER IN— ^41t sell of our $4.00 iownsliip examination of district pupils, that the chairmen were enthusiastic in Shoes for $3,00. This is March 15th, 18iK>. Tliis was attended by acres sec. 26, W(wtphalia, $17.5. 130 applicants of whom 49 passed the their support of gof>d schools. Nathan T Daniels to Annie and James the opportunity of the examination and received diplomas On motion the purchase of Welch’s B Barnes land on sec. 18, Watertown Season wiiich. will admit them to any high Classificatioii, Register for use in ou r j^O. Mn M. school in the county without examina­ school was recommendiKl. tion. The tenduncy of the course of William Henderson to Anthony Web Cloak & Carpet Department! study and the various' examinations are Motion also carried that our State biT, 80 acres sec. 11, Dallas, $3,600. to aid in properly clasifying our schools, Teachers’ Institute should be under the Hannah C Hewitt to Uriah Praese, Now is the time te Bel(N!t the latest novel- and by following this plan we will give control of the secretaries in their various of lot 2, block 1, Maple RapidsTfTOO. CUT STOIE lOKmDOlG-PSBPOSEL-^ Tii^Tn BPad(?(t and Silk Wrarw, Acro rd- to the pupils the incentive of a graded counties. Amos Palmer et. al. to John Fedew'a, ooii-pleatcd andSiagleCapesevershown school to finish a certain amount each Shop Opposite the Postofliee, in tlie county. term, and. finally, to graduate from the The meeting then adjourn(?d. 75 acres, sec. 20, Riley, $2,000. district school, ready to enter the high _Mary M Walker to John Pouch, et. al, OT. .lOHNH, (2S.vl) MICmOAX. Carpets for Everybody. Bchoul, bringing the difierent parts of Lightning's Work at Portland —A Lamp anci on out lot M St. Johns, $500. Explosion Causes a FIrr. ’ our school system into closer relations. The decliaiug powers of old age may be TAKE NOTICE. We have on hand the largest line To remedy the evils arising from a too Portland , August 4,—Supervisor of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths and Linol­ frequent change of teachers, 1 sent George Dinsmore ’s bam w'-s struck by wonderfullj ’ I’ccuperatedandsustainod by eums in Ceil tral Michignn , which we offer tm blanks for teachers to fill out giWng such lightning this moniiiig and burned to the the daily use of Hood ’s Sarsaparilla- cao. S. the TR.\DE at pricies that corre*. ft report of the school that the buccotbot ground, together with itn eonUaits, con ­ Near the Perrin Bebool, 8t. Johns, |M)ml with the timi**^. would have some knowledge of the sisting of valuable iarni inachiiiery and a CoiiTcntions. Old W(‘ take pleasure in showing our gooda advancement of the school, places in the large amount of grain of this year ’s crop. Ropiiblicun, at Detroit, August 27-28. PAYS CASH Ruljberu. *^ZInc, Copper. whether you wish to purchase or not. text books where the pupils should I^oss, $2,0(K); partially insur^. Orville Democratic, Grand Rapids, S«‘pt, 10. Brittania, Lead, and All Kinds of Iron and Investigate before yon buy. begin the next term, items of deport ­ Saterlee also loses a barn and a.new crop Bone. ment and attendance, the daily program of hay; insured. Great Profusion of Curtains of school for the term and a plan of the At Eagle, John Patrick’s house was Business Locals . Pays the Same Price in C.ASH as peddlers language and number work passed over. destroyed by an explosion of a htinp, the have paid in trade. of Every Kind. This iTuuld enable the teacher to com ­ family barely (‘neaping with their lives. Black Hllk NltU at J. Hicks' mence school with some knowledge of All the hounehold goods, together with a Very Truly Yoors fche ability of each pupil. considerable sum of money, were burned. L'mbrellns and Parasols He Will Call on Ton Soon I shall advise the porebase of Welch’s Loss, $1,500; insured for $800. Si>ecial bargains at J. Hicks.’ Will Boy at HonieSaturduys. ST. JOHlS lERCAMTILE CO. MiCHlOAK'M WKW PAI^TT. late, are comparatively rare. Theaccounts aloners to report to the Governor the num­ of trade are almost uniformly satisfactory. ber of voting pi-eclncis In each county under THE NATIONAL SOLONS. Amalcauiailon of Alliance. Labor, Green* THE NEWS A slight falling off in some lines is seen at the new eltictlon law, together with the es­ back and Katlonalist Interests. Ht. Louis, and rain Is badly needed fur timated number of votM In each piyplncL BY^ THE^T. JOHNS NEWS GO. The MlcbUcan Kuiichts uf J.abur buld tbelr crops 111 the region trilHitary to Milwaukee. , SeNATB ANO HOUSE OP REPRS- ?tute com untiou ut Lansing, thu last uf the but ?or the mio^-suiumer aeasuo the Htate of Tlie que^Ibii was' 'made necessary by a 8 ENTAT1VE8 . series of Patruns uf Industry, Prohibition business Is better than usual. vagueness in the law on the point named. THCKSDAY, AUGUST 7, IHW. uiid Labor State cuuveutiuns which followed m ~~ ____ STUAMfSHh CttAitU TOOKTHliR. AttempCed Train-WreeUng. each other in dally succession, called for Omr Rational I>aw-Makers and What They the purpose of uniting upon one ticket and An Kzeursion Bo«t Badly Damaged by a The Boston.police have arrested Fred O. Aro Doing lor tliw Good of the Country- Slmonds, aged 14, sun of officer Fred O. 81- THE NEWS RECORD. one platform ; but the outcome failed, and Chesapeake Bay Liner. Various M^Asures Proposed. Disoussed. muBds, of CbelsoH, Muss., on the charge of each of the old parties stand relatively the Baltimore (Md.) telegram: The steamer and Acted Upon. having attempted to derail the Flying sumo us before. Tiie Labor ticket nomi ­ Virginia, for Norfolk, Va., on her regular lx the Sciiato, on the 2bth ult., Mr. .Hlicr- SUMMARY OP A WEEK'S HAP- trip, was In colllaion with the steamer Yankee the other day. The boy confesses mun offered a resolution, wliich went over, . PENING8 . nated is as follows: For Governor, Eugene H. Belden, Jackson! —Llentenant Oorer nor , Igmlaa. on her way to Baltimore from Tul- to having put stones on the rails at various for the daily meeting of tlie^euute at 10 a. times. John McGregor, Wayne; Secretary of Htate, chester Beach, on the Chesapeake Buy, with ui. The Henute ('ommit tee on Judiciary has practically conclud«*d its oonaldt ratlon. of TIm Latoat N«wa m Flashed Over tha William E. Adams, Berrien; Htate Treas­ fifteen hundred excursionists. The Virginia SInoy Pwrsons Drowned. struck the Louise pn the starboard side, aft The surruuudiu'g country In the vicinity Hio bill for the relief of the Huprmne Court Wires from AH'Parts of the World—Re- urer, li. E. Bluckmuu, Allegan; Auditor and will report it to tiiu Henate in a few of the wheel, cutting away the outer wood ­ (ardinf PoUtlost RellKldQt Casualtlost General. William U. Graham, Oakland: uf Vienna has been inundated by the Bal- In the House. Mr. Caiinoii (Illinois), Commerce! and Industry. Attorney General, A. A. Ellis, Ionia; Huper- work and crashing Into the suiloon. The Vir- xuche River, which has overflowed Us banks. from the Conimlttee on Apprt>prlatlon«. re- llltoiident Piihile Tn«»riietlo» Tharlfts A. glnla*H stein wa.s badly twisted and her how Maiiy4)ouHes on the line of the river have norted a joint nnivtdlng tetiipora- Llttler, Ingham; ComiuisHloner Lund Office, stove. The deaths among the excursiunlsui beeu swept away and the occupants rlly (until Aug. 14) for sucli of the exiieiidl- ONE nt’NDKEO AND FORTY PAIRS. George W. Oaiuun, 8t. Joseph; Member of number us iiiuuy as five, with a uumlkir of drowned. The railway station at Bischof- tiireh of the Goveriimt;nt IIS liave not tieeii provided for by the approiirlation bills SUin Attoiidauce in the House —All X^eaves tlie Board of Education, James Powers, persons injured. There were uo futuiitles shofeu Is flooded. on the Virginia. The names of four yf tho which have already liecouie laws. I’ussed. or Absenoe Revoked. Kulainaxoo; Supreme Court Justice, O’Brien AflUetad with Laprosy. riie House tbcii wiuit iiiU,) commlH^ e of tiie J. Atkinson, St. Clair. Tiie platform de­ dead aro known. They are: Mrs. Muhalia The Beiiute joint re.solution to permit .Manuel Gortitla, sou uf a wealthy Mexi­ wliole, Mr. Burrows (Mich.) in Hie clialr. on mands the ulxilitlon of national banks Marshall, Charles Grenzer, Daniel Kupp, Ueut. Col. Henry 0. Corliln, United Htates can, attending school at New York, was dis­ the Senate ainendmoiit to Hie sundry civil and the sulistltutiuii of Treasury Howard Kelxor, ' and William Biegol.' A appropriation liill. The House Committee army, tii accept a civil position In the covered recently tu be afflicted wltb leprosy. notes, an clght-buur day for labor, a deduc­ number of person are still reported nikssing. on IiKlian affali's has decided to recummeiid World's Coliiinbluii Commission was passed His condition is not dangerous, apd the by tlie Senate on tlie 2d. The resolution of tion of mortgages from . the farmers' tax that tiic House non-conciir in all of tlie Sen­ fered by Mr. Blair lastruoting the (^mmlt- SENSATION IN A ST. LOUIS HOTEL. disease is not considered dangerons. < ate amendments to the Indian uppi-opria- assessment, the Australian ballot system, tlon bill and ask a cotif»*reiice. Tin- House tee on Kule.s to report within four days a -ttH' election of President and United States A IVealthy Widow Successfully Resists Tennessee Republicans. rule for the Incurporatlou of the previous CoiMinlttee on t.’oninierce ini'* ordered a fu- Senators by popular vote. Government loans Confinement In an Asylum. Lewis T. Baxter was nominated for,Gov ­ question nr of some methiHl for limiting and vorulilo rejHirt on the bill providing for a closing -dpbate In the purlluinentary pro ­ on real estate, homestead exemption of There was intense excitement ut the ernor by acciumbtiun by tho Tennessee Re­ steam vessel at Chi<-ago. to I'ost 82K.009, to cedure of tlie Henate was r<‘ferred to the $1 ,000. a graded incoine tax. Government Hotel Beers when an effort was made by t,l(e publican State Convention. ' Judge W. M. be used under Hie direction of Hie Trea.sury Commltt«>e on Hulcs. Mr. Morrill control of tolegrupii and railroad lines, and' relatives of Mrs. Iliildu Bienenstock to take Smith, of Meinpiiis, was nominated for Su to iKiurd and Inspect incoming vessels. Kep- was granted unlimited leave uf equal suffrage. A prohibition plank was her to the asylum. Several lady friends of preme Court Justice. roseiitatlve I’arciuhar of New York iias in­ troduced a bill to create a commlssloii, to bo absence on account of tlie condition rejected, and Hie party was reclirlstcuod lior ’s were present, and as tliey tliorouglily Bread and Salt. known as the United Stat<‘s (’oinnilsslon of of his lieultli. Tlie Hou.se priH'oeded to tlie believe in hersuiiity they sereainod and cried “Tlie Industrial,’’ Two Milwaukee bakers are under arrest tlie World's Contrress of Tinlior. to i*nnslst of furliier coiislderatioii of the Senate amend- Sbatiie. Willie her lawyer. Mr .hitom. plam^-. on a peculiar charge. It Is alleged that nine memlM>rs to lie appointed liy Hie I’rdsl- meum in the simn^y civn appNipnnnnn mn. GOBBLED BY ENGLISU.MEN. ed liiiiis(df fairly in front of tlie party, and The piMidiiig amendment was tliut appropri ­ the^ conspired wltli a brewer uiid put a lot dent. declaim'd that if they took his client it would ating for, a lightship on the North Foreigners Get Control ul Our Table of salt 111 bread they were milking for The Priu^lde.nt se.nt to the Se.iiati; tlic. fol ­ lie over his iKKly. Tlie lloU;l Beers is Hie lowing noniillations on Hie 30Hi nit.: Th:id- f'arolina coast. Tiie uineiidment was nou- Glassware Factories. picnic in order to make tho crowd thirsty. concurreil in—yeas, lati; nays, 27. One hun- Early tho present year llio agent for a most ai'IstiMTutlc liowsu in Hie city. Mrs. dens S. Siiarrett, of Maryland, to he G«‘neral driHl and forty members were uiiiiouncud us syiuHcate of loiuiun capitalists comnieiiced Bienenstock is Hie widow of Istdor Bimimi- Will Nut Come Down. Appraiser of Merchandise, under tlie pro- pain>ui.siiiMa, lo lie Coiner ufacluring Hriiis of Hio country for tlie licr money. The attempt to cop^tlnc her was AsMM'iatloii, owing to tho President’s proc- ments owing tti .slimne.ss of attendance, but -o rderltig - atrip . -U after a resolution ’' as adopted rt*voklng purcliaso of their iduiits. The factories — D. F. Royer, at tlio I’lno Ridge Agency in leaves of absence, the bill was sent to wlilch liave lieen txiuglit by the syndi ­ liiis refused to jiay Hie rent it owes to the FORCED TO RETURN HOME. Cljeroki;e nation for pu.st use of the land. Poulh Dakota: George Steeil. ut tjie Blu<*k- conference, and at 2 o ’clock tlie House cate are: The Belluire Goblet Works. Hie fiKit Agency in Montana, i’ost masters—A. udjouru< ‘d. C^ilumhia, the Model, tlie Findlay Flint, European Einigraiits to the Argentine Jay Gould Wants His Share. I). Lawrence. Tecumseli. .Mich.; H. C-. Bulis, Repultllc Unable to F.iiil Fuipluyineiit. . BAHE-IIALL. and the Dalzell. of FimHay; two in Fostoria, Hy order of Jay Gonld prin-eediiig will be Decorali, Iowa: diaries H. 8cliort;gge, two ill Tiffin.,two in Wheeling, W. Vu.. two A steamer lias arrived us Marseilles fniiii instituted in the courts to compel tlie Kan­ Sleepy Es'C, Minn. .WiHidruwn—Mrs. Mlii- Standing of the Clubs in the Leading Or- Buenos Ayres wltli 1,2Q0 retnriiiiig emi­ sas City Union Depot Camipiiiiy to grant cii- uie R. Taylor at Hlcksvllle. Ohiofut lier own in Martin’s Ferry, Ohio, one in F^ast Llv»*r- request). A favorable re|K)rt lias been order ­ ganixations of the Cuiiiitr.v. pool, Uliio, one in Beaver Fulls. I’u.. one in grants on boat'd. Tli**se people, wlio were 1 ranee to 11s de|M)t of tlie Kansas City, Induced to leave France, Italy and (ier- ed on the tiill IntrfKliiceil liy Senator Slier- Flavors' W. L. 1ft c.| National. W, L, Tf»c. New Brighton. l*a.. two it| Greenshiirg, Pa,, Wyandotte and Nortliwestern Hoad. iiian to incorporate the Swlety of tlie Ki-d Boston ...... 49 »2 .(>(»!Pbiladelpa .59 29 .059 iiiany for Hie Ai geiiHne Bepulillc on account Brooklyn... 51 “ - . - one ill riiioiiHiwii, I’a.. two in Iroiiton. I*a.. Cro.ss. with Clara Barton, George K-etiiiun .ST.llBrooklya. .. 50 .051 of Hie reported fertility ;ind piosfaTlfy of CraiilMsrry Syndicate, New York. . .47 .569 Boston ...... 5.5 .032 two in iioiiiesttuid, I'a.. and ten in Pittslmrg. An Eiiglisli syndicate, is ulamt to start a and other prominent people as IncoriMiVat- ,PLna(]tl|>’a.4d Ti58 Ginoinuati.. .nm Tlie avi'iage price paid was alsuit .$IU0.09(I tlnit country, rtUtirii in a di‘stitut«; and ors. Tlio Speaker laid before Hie llouso Chicago ...... 4t .518 lui-ge cranlxu ry farm In New' .Fersey. They .539 ’Cbi<‘ago ...... 43 to Hie factory, making Hie aggregate despairing condiHon. Tliey d»*clare Hiat it fifteen requests for leaves of ab.seiice. Tlie Pittsburg. . .a5 .4)0|New,York. ..37 .425 was lmpos.s|l)ie for them to find employ inent are iiegotiiiHiig for u tract of 2(1.009 acres bill taxing manufacturers and dealers in Clevelaml...34 .425 Cloveland. . .2t .28i> amount of Hie pundiuse not farfroiii$3,.500.- and exiH-et to liave 5,000 acres under culti­ compound lard and fixing a tax on the ar­ Buffalo...... 21 .2C9;Pltt8burg . ..19 .217 (Mill- possilily a liiglier tigure. as Hie e.Mict and Hiat Hie laud Is nil (ukeit nji or lieiil at liigli pilces. exi’ept in remote districts, vation wiHiiii two years. ticle itself was reported H) the House with consideration could not be oiitainedr. a recoiiiniendatlori that it pass. Thi* 1)111 American. W. lu 10 o. I Woatorn, W. L. 10 c. wliere It is as yet valueless. Tliey would Louisville. ..49 29 .U28:Milwaukeo..47 30 .010 Capt. Bur'^e of Fargo for Governor. taxes compound lard 2 mills per piiniid and Bt. Ixmis.. ..47 34 .690: Kansas City 4<5 31 .697 FORTY ACRES OF FIRE. liave starved liad tliey remained longer in Till* Noi-Hi l>akofit Itepnliilcan State ('on- flvfs thf. Jiimunl llfoiiitf. ut iniiniifioU iiriiru Reehfeter...45 ■94 —.SOO'MlnnBape Hs 40—99 — vent Ion met at tiraiid Forks and noniiiiated at 890 per year, wliolesale dealers at t24 per Athletic...... 40 37 .5.'>4 Denver...... 43 30 .544 Grand S'c:eiie on the Lake Shore at Chioag^o. Capt. Burke of Fargo for Govm-iior. Roger year, rotall ilealers at- 81.02 per year, and Columbus ,..')8 45 .457,Sioux City.. 38 37 .605 Upward of 40,000 telegrapli poles, saying Michigan ’s Prohibition Ticket. Toledo ...... 'to Allen for Lienteiiaiit Governor, and M. H. requires that all lard be. branded in all 42 .40.1 Omaha...... 3:1 i'i .434 noHiing of tlioiisaiids uf cedar posts, to ­ The I’roidliilioiiists of Michigan, us- Syracuse... .:il 47 .419! Des Moiues.S2 45 .416 .loliiisoii for Congress. packages as “compound lard.’’ and when Brooklyn .. .24 50 .300: St. Paul...... 24 61 .320 gether wlHi two Iraltisof cars, many of tliem scndiled in State coiiveiitloii at Lansing, sold ill other than tho original packages to loaded Willi lumber, were consumed In a. adopted u platform ludursiug .wuiuuii snf-' ludustrl.aL ' ' be Inclosed In wrappers or receptacles Imar- TTT.-Town. W. L. fTc. I Intefstate. W. L. 14 o. frjigi'and Goverimieiit coni rol of railroads ing sncli laliel. . Ottamaa...4a 2ti .(-''allVrre Haute. 19 5 .705 desli-uctlve fire Huit licked up every- .Maiinfactnrers of green, umber and flint Monmouth.. 42 32 .'SlTPoorla 0 8 .629 Hiing oil Hie iiorlli pier from Hie ligiit- uml tidegrapii lines, and chose the following glass guilds will liokl a conference at Cres- .An executive communication from Kecre- Dubuque.... .39 .34 ..5;t4 F,van8villo..ll 10 .623 lioiise to Hie lake at Uliicago Hie a.s Hieir State ticket: son Springs, Pa., to arrange dllTi.-reiices and t ary. Noble, inclosing a, long letter from C’dr Baplds.iW .'14 ..527 (Julncy ...... 8 10 .444 oHier •niglit. Edward E. Ayer is tlie For Governor —Azorlas S. Partrldgo of adjust the wage scale so tliat there may be Major I’owell. director of the Geological Aurora ...... 39 :t5 ..527 Burlington.. 7 14 .333 Survey, oq Hie subject of irrigation and. Ottawa...... :J8 :i« .513 owner of v:ist quuntiHi;s of luiulicr in Hie Slushing. no friction at the lieginiiirig of work 8ept. 1. Joliet ...... 2!» 40 .lisoi midst of wliicii the lire originated. Lum- Lientcriuiit Governor —Henry J. Allen of canal sites was laitl liefore Hie .Senate orf' Dyspepsia the Cause. the 31st nit., and Mr.’Goriiian asked to liave Galesburg... 22 63 .2'.KI| liermeu ut Hie tin* estimated the value of Sclioolcraft. Secretary .of State—E. S. Pariiientor of .'\n insane patient wlio lecently died from it read. This led lo a sharp discn.ssioii TIIE CZAR'S I NEASY HEAD. Ayer ’s stock vatioiisfy at from SIOO.OOO to Hart. dysiicpsia at Independence, .Mo., liad in bla about printing such documents in Hie rec­ ?1.50.000. Tlic stock is almost a total loss. ord, and some warm words pu.s.seel between Auditor General—MaJ. L. S. Ivos of Mason. stoiiiacli two lead pencils, a ten-penny nail, Repi'Vts of the Dlseovory of Another Nihil- The v;ilue of Hie railroad was dam- Lemiwee. InslstiNi niMUi having tin* letter read. Mr. Bot.li the Siertr and Fiunrt). of I’urls. pub- two jiine slicks six inclies long. :iged to till* extent of 8.5(10, and Hu; docking t'oiiinilssloner of Lund Glllco — Carlton Slierman objected to Hie fnrllier read­ llsli reports of tlie discovi'ry iit .''t. Peters­ destroyed is wortli, perliaps. 8.50.000, Tliesi* Peck of Lapeer. ing of tliO letter. Mr. \Goriiian re- burg of a fresh plot on the p:irlof tiie iillill- Aiiotlier Railroad for Mexico. inarked that if Hie Senator for Obic caleiilaHons would lirliig Hie total loss up Attorney Gener:il—James 1). Adsit of Ists against the Czar. ''rof. Corlowskl, of Traverse t-'lty. A contract was let at S:mi Antonio. Texas, had been in Hie chaminT in lime to not less Hian 8240..500. for Iinllding a railroad from Mutamoras, on the University of Hi. I’eleisimrg, and a Snporliitemient Pnlilic Instruction —David under his own resolution Hie diM'ninent Howell of Lansing. the Rio Grainli-. across tlie repniillc of Mex­ could have lieen read and the ])nt)lic Inisl- number of tlie students liave lieen arrested FARMERS AND KNIGHTS. Member Hoiiril of Education — Cliarle* ico to >iaii Bias, on Hie I’ai'illc Ocean, uess facilitated. Mr. Sherman ri'sented the In connection with Hie plot. Many of tliose empliasizing of tin' 'fact Hiat lie liad conic iluhii H. Powers Noiiiiiiatoil i'ur Governor Scott of Hope (’ollege. ufrested belong in Moscow. Tlie reports A Counterfeiter ’s '^ine 8liorteiied. into Hie chumiier llfteen iniifutes after tlit of Nebraska, Judge of "Snpreme Court — Noah W. also state tliattwo superior officers of tho C'lieever of Ann Arlmr. lionr fixed for meeting. He liad lieen en­ Tiie People ’s Indepeiident t'oiiveiitlon of Tlie I’resldeiit has conimlited to two years guard have commitHul suicide. jiiid four riToiitiis' actual Impri.sonment the gaged during Hiose (Ifteeri liiinntes in pul)- Nebraska met in Lincoln, wltli b73 deli;- Favorites in Their Disti'icts. 11c Inisliiess. wlilcli lie coiisieniocrat. .*4ecoMd Maine; Business fuilnres foi' Hie week iinmiicr Hien the 1(11117 hill was taken up. In the tlie knife in. the .scullle. but is not seriously liour l:iw; favors lllH-rai pensions, and In­ Judge Ezra It. T:iylor. Jlepnlilican. Ik'.i. against lOlt last wei«k and 210 in the House, Mr. Gates, of Alalianni. as ikiik 'sH oii c(irres|H)iiding week of IssO. of privilege, off ’ored a resolution for Hie in­ hurt. He was captured in the woods hy a vites all men, reg:ird!ess of party affilia­ Nineteeiitli Oblo; G. W. Covington, vestigation of the charges of corruption in crowd of.citizens. tions, to join in securing tliese reforms. I’roliiliiHonist. First Maryland: Ed want Wlieat in the ■cnTincrTlnr. trlth The—pas'.;agr nf H k ^ .sH vut .Jolin II. I’owers, of liltelicoek t’oniity. I’res- Higgins. I’rolilliltionist. S(>cond Maryland; The .present wh«-!it crop of tlic Dakotas is Neiiutor Sharon ’s Kstllte. 1)111. Hgalnst ineruliers of tlie House, con ­ idiMil of Hie State Farmers' Alliance, was W. H. J. Gluck. Prolilbilionist. Tiilrd Mary ­ tained in a recent editorial of Hie A’nHomxl Sarah Altlic.-t Terry iias figured in the (•stiniat(>d at 00.000.000 bnsliels ;iiid that of nominated, for (iovernor. Minnesota at 40.000.000. FenunmM. Tlic Sjicakm' decided tiie million courts for years, and lias kejit at it until land; .5Ir. 'Monlloii, I’rohiliitioiilst. Sixth Maryland. In (»corgla. Capt. .''ydiMiliatn wiis not a jirivileged one. Mr. Oates ap ­ tho tliiii guise tliat legally protecied her TRAGEDY AT CLEVELAND. h Alexander, Farmers' Alliance, was indorsed 31iiie Iforr^irs in France. pealed from H ; decision, wliich; however, name has been swept away and she is left was sustained hy a vote of 0.5 lo 71, The by Democrats in Hie Sl.vHi District, and B. An explosion of tire-damp ociiurred in the In disgrace, riuimlng to be tho widow of Allton Novak Kills Ills Wife amt Then House Hien went into Hio committee of the H« (irady. Alliance candidiite, was iiidor.s<>d i’ellsiei |dt at .“st. Etienne. It is reported Senator Sliaron. Judge Terry pro.socuted the Blows Out Ills Own Brains. wliole on tlie Senate amendments to the sun­ l)y Third District Dmiiom-ats. Hiat 120 men wi-re killed and 35 injured. case to si'cure Jier Interest in Hie estate, and Anton Novak, a Ihiliemliin, shot ills wife dry civil appropriation - bill uud .dl»cus.sloa de:id and Hien lilew out Ids own hrains at of tin; irrigation clause was ix-newed. eventually married li< r. Tiie limil decision TilE .3IARKET8. Itccnit Deutli.s, The journal of Hie previous day having of .Ttitlgc Sliaft«‘r at San Frimclsi-o lio t 01 Ulevelaml. Oliio. Mrs. Novak, a gisKl-liMik- —Mi.* ».s ‘Mc.lv iiiiiiy , ..jsier of - brr-n TT'nd in^rtTTiT^rTTTrrn^.'iii the 1st bia.. Mi-. deiirlves lier of any share in the projierty, '116’ It Ilf fTiTrt v, lefi her liiishund suni'e CHICAGO. man Willla'm McKinley, died at lier liorne Edmunds moved to correct and amend it hy hut declares tliat siie never had lieen mar­ weeks ago. owing to ills jealousy and abu­ Cattlis —Prime.:...... e 4.50 (9 5.00 sive treatment. :iml lie lias vainly emln.iv- in Canton. l5blu. She li:id beeu an active Fair to Good ...... 4.00 & 4.50 inserting Hie names of t lie.Hiirty-.tw'o Sena­ ried to Sharon. (k>inii)0!i...... nred to induce her to return to liis "hoim*. writiM' on pulilic. siduud isIiii'-h H oii fora mitti- . 3.00 & 4.00 tors W'lio were present wlien Hie roll was iier of years. Saninel Whitney, one of Hn* Hoos —Shipping Grades...... 3.50 @1 4.01 Itroekeiirhlge to Ko Oiistoil. Novak, wliile on his way to work, met his HHKKl* ...... asu » 6.25 first called. Mr. Slierman doubted wln-Hier tills cliange ought to l«‘ made. If it were Till' ma.iorlty rejMUl of Hie House Com ­ w ife and threatened lier wiHi violence if siie founders of Hie tniiiien.se gla.ss imliistries Whkat —N o. 2 Hod ...... 02 & .<92(4 Cork —N o. 2...... 45 & .45>® he would Insl.st (III liiivtiig it applied to all” mittee on Elections upon the t’layton- did not coiisi-nt to live wiHi liiiu again, .'^iie and tlie town of (ilasstMiro. N. V.. died at Cape May aged 73. He leave.s a vast es­ Oats —.N o. ii...... 84 (9 .35 the calls of the Si-iiale. Sncli :i rnh*. lie Breckenrldge contested ctise, and (he mur­ })osiHvely refused and lie -ilrow a revolver Rye —N o. 2...... 63 & .65 tate. said, would only Incumlier .Hie journal. der of Hio Uepulilicai'i cnnt«‘st:inf, Is com ­ and tired Hiree times at lier, one hull taking Bt'TTER—Choice Creamery, ...... 15 ® .17 Finally, after llfteen or twenty minutes dis- CiiKKBX—Full Cream, flats...... 0774(9 .08 pleted and ready for submission to tho elTi'ct in lier liead. y\s soon us siie f«'ll lie I’urrhed Corn. Koos —Fresh...... H & .14 cu.ssioti of Hie4 Slor* Coiitidoiit Feeling Among Iron .Men— Oats —N o. 2 White...... JJ4)4# .35)4 John c. Byli* and Cliarles .Miiliiern vrer© Suing a County. * Oil a ’’standard" gauge railroad the All I’rices Twmiliig ITpward. BUFFALO. rails are four feet and nine Inches Instantly killed In thi- sliaft of I’acUer col ­ K. G. Dun A = o. ’s W(;ekly review of trade Maiidariiiis prix-eedlng'- wen* In-gun in Cattle —G ood to Prime...... 3.75 # 4.75 Ho<»s—Medium and Heavy...... 3.43 # 4.25 apart. liery, No. 6. ;;t Kappahiiniiock. Pa., oper- says; _ Top«-ku. Kan., liy Cluirli-s E. Lewis, to en­ force payment fi-oiii Comanclie County of Wheat —N o. 1 Hard...... 1.02 l.OS ativl liy Hie lyehigh Viille,v Coal company. Price; of comimHlltles -tend steiidliy up ­ Corn —N o. 2...... 61 O .51)4 ..loseph Smith recently recovered 820,- T^e engineer lowered instead of holstln* ward with Hie ex|H>ctation of uhumiaiit $118,73.8. Judgment for wiili-li has been se- EAST LIBERTY. OOd from the New York Central rullroad Cattle —Com mob to Prime.... mt i-nred. Tin- plaintiff was the holder of a 3.03 « 4.50 the cage 'iiid Hie two mliieis were (rushed money, ami liiive risen liulf of I | cent, Ho«®—Light ...... company for Injuries caus-d by a defec­ large anionnt of frandulent Iioiids iasued by 3.75 m 4.25 In tl‘. l- Hotn. during Hu- w«‘ck. and this inoveim^iit. If pni- Sheep —Mctlium to Good ...... 8.50 .# 0.20 tive brake. loiigiHl, will tend to cans<> shipimmts of gold tho organizers of Hie <-onnty and he a-iks to NEW YORK. Cniorails’s Mineral Wealth. Instead of priMincts. At almost nil the in­ collect Hielr face value. Cattle ...... 3.25 0 4.75 'A—“horse" locomotive was once de­ The total on; yplld of the Comstock lod* terior murket«» as liere. Hu* raU^s have lieen Hoos ...... 4.0J m 4.75 vised- which was operated by a horse mine during Hie quarter i-nding.Junc 30, 1800, moderate thu* far- and Hie impply aiiiplo, Constructing an Election La#. Ahekp ...... •...... 4.25 m 6.70 Wheat —N o. » Bad...... treading an endless platform. This 88f003 tons, yielding |l,80ti, 013 la however, and the complaints of slow collec- The Attorney General of Indiana has de­ .98 # LOO Coen —N o. 2...... 01)4« MH drew a car at the rate of twelve mllee bulJkwi. tlous, though a little mure frequent than of cided that it Is the duty of County C;..amUi- OA*c*-llU®d W®st«rn...... 83 0 .41 an hour. — —^Tho following Michigan pensloni ^ TAX DEPARTMENT. other—even the speculators W'ero worx- DOWN WITH LOTTERIES. MICHIGAN IIAITESINGS. Innnt been grai»t**d; * ^ e Ing ) either bought hts home or started j Origiual Invalid—Hiram B. Rioa. Laserne a businessLis own. 'But a * Martm C. Daws, Owosso ; Jacob C. Likas, Hart- HOW IT WORKS. INCIDENTS THAT HAVE LATELY man. few months later, after the first great CONCRESS IS URGED TO DO OCCURRED. Increua—Wolior Woodooek. CharlotU; Jos. Co-Operation and Single Tax in a Michigan wave of excitement had subsided, the SOMETHING. ^atberton, Detroit ; Jas. Chield, Portags Cen­ ter ;Chas. E. Biuiis, Rockford; John H. Noyes; Tow'll. people began to think of -their spiritual Corunna ; Turman Lompbear, Lawrenoe ; Several years ago in =''u{)pordaIe,Micb., welfare. A meeting was held at ahick •J>a»l<1aut Horrluoa Calls Attantinn to tha 4ii Tnt«r«stlnc Summary of th« Mor* Im. Hiram Fisk, RaslnTille; Htopben D. Decker, portant of Our Na1|^lil>ors —Waarfwnt, Boyne City; ta Provant th*. Vae of tho Uuitod Htatos dinss and Daaths—Crimaa. Caaualtla*. Hiram bhocklord. Battle Creek; Knos M. Ho was an intelligent, honest roan, who ratively —each man doing a part with­ Mwlla —Poataal Clorka In tha Pay of tho dud CSanaral Nawa Nutaa. Twltoliell, Onterrllle' Oeorge W. MoLee, Kolamaaoo; Benjamin H. Rolph. CoopersYille; rather disliked tho idea of selling out out pay. When tho chun'.h was built it Louiaiana Gombloro. —Tli« cfMisuH rfiturns fn^in tho Third Luther Clelond, 8t. Johns: Robert Haire, his claim to a company of capitalists was debt free, for it was built by love. The following message lias been sent Suporvluor ’s dls^trlct aro. uow all com- lit. Pleasant’; David (loula, Jr., Raton Rapids; Warren E. Bresette, Albion; Nicholas D. Kit­ who Would thenceforth monopolize the Now they began to think whom they to Congress by President Harrison: pleti'd, says the Detroit Free Preen. This tle, Belleville: Vindl O. Wood. Coouersvillersviue;; j whole locality and rule labor through should invito to be their paston One "To tbfl Senate and House of Representatives : distrirt embraces eleven counties, and James A. Davidson, Bummit C3ty.; william F. ‘*Tho recent attempt to secure a char­ Wolvin, Wales; Joseph Giroux, Muskegon ; its power as lord of all tho land adja­ of them described a middle-aged preach­ threiugh the courtesy of Mr. James N. Oeorge door. Berrien Bprlngs ; Edward F/ord, cent to the place of work. er of his acquaintance, who, abovo all ter from tho State of North Dakota for 4 ds: Truman Arnot, Olodwln : Henry lottery company, the pending effort to resent tho following estl- - Liddar Woe^ B. OnrtiB. Clio He was familiar with the single tax, others mentioned, mot with general mates. Tho ofWcial ■ figures nmy vary ople ’s favor. A letter was written him ask- obtain from the State of Louisiana a re- WiUiam T. I'lusbaU. Orlswoi . mmal nt thw fbwrter of the J..oiilslana slightly in a few cases on a clos<*r o.xam- Fisher, Adrian ; ‘Charles B. Slocum, Muskegon; co-operative banks. Therefore, instead ing him to come to tneni. \V hen lue Christopher Herman, Buobsenaa ; John Mar­ State Lottery, and the establishment oi inution of the returns by tho Census De­ shall. Chippewa .Lake; Chiwles B. Taylor, of going in search of capitalists to buy preacher got the letter ho at first felt one or more lotti^ry compaiiins at Mexi­ partment at Washington^ but not neces­ Orand Rapids ; Theodore H. Stratton, Aurelius; out his claim, ho l>egan a correspond- insulted, and thought of treating it with Oideon Acker. Lousing; Charles W. Avery. can towns near our liurder, have served sarily: Clinton; Sylvester Dyer,_ Cbeeonlng;______Warren ence with all tho honest, sturdy work- contempt, as he had quite a pro^p4)roua a good purpose of calling public atten­ In- Da- M7piok^t,''i^tM Rapids'; John Akin,' Sawysr; ! ingmen, like himself, that he knew. It congregation in one of the largo citieA w _ as _s't ^ VBy w Ja AII* A I t ••• tion to an evil of vast proportions. , If Counties. 1830. laea lt: Gsorgs W. Ady, Holton; little money —the savings of several ing town I’’ In a few weeks tho preacher panies corporate powers and a license to Ingham ...... 37,083 34.089 9.144 • • •«• Jamss (jopsland, Decatur. Ionia ...... 92,700 3'2.599 141 Retoratlon and Rslssne—Alfred Thomas, years. Together they had a capital of was to have his vacation, and as the conduct a business, the citizens of other Izabella...... 18,823 16,011 2,612 Ann Arboi. about $3,000. They formed themselves States, being poxverless to apply legal ‘ 776 time drew near ho had “cooled off, ” and LlTingzton ...... 20,79-2 21,368 Original Widows. Etc.—Mary E., widow of into a co-operative company with a cap­ read the letter over again several times. remedies, might clear themselves of re­ Ueoozta ...... 19,762 20,397 833 Aiiok Hays, Day: Moholia A., widow of Ulysses sponsibility by the u.so of such moral Midland...... 10,709 8.776 1,933 H. Hlnkley, Chelsea; Margaret E., widow of ital ^tock of 800 shares of 8100 each, or Presently he roplled that he would soon Uontoalm ...... 34.0)2 83,336 1,804 Walter J. Cook. Detroit ; Eliza, widow of Alfred agencies as were within their reach. Sbiawasiee...... 80.821 28,078 2,743 Thomas. Ann Arbor. 830,000. Two hundred shares wore is­ have his vacation, when bo would come But the ra.se Is not so. The people of all sued, one each to tho mon on tlie spot, and see them and pVoach for them once Total ...... 281,143 271.870 12,846 9,673 —Letter from Bay View: The notable the States are debauched and defrauded. Not iaert-ase ...... 9, ‘278 building event at Day View this year is to be paid for by instalments. The oth ­ or twice if they dosirod it. The vast sums of money ofl^ered to the lavelyi i Hftll» a paliiilalpalatial, summeriiiimmnr bnmn er one hundred shares wore hold in the. When be reached the railway station States for charters are drawn from tho The table belaw sncT^H the issued ^5 in tho cities or villages as far as for the Woman ’s Christian Temperance treasury oT IhO COlfipany, to bo a buggy was waiting to eoniv o y him to }KHq»le of the United StaUai and tho Genn one each to any nowcoraing yvorker <‘ral Governm<*nt, through its'mail sys ­ could be learned. Many of tho smaller Union. It was the gift of Miss Evelyn the town (as tho railroad to it was not whose lielp they might require. They yet completed). What was his surpriso tem, Is jnade tho effectlvo and profitable places were takon by tho enumerator “eters, of Manistee, in whoso honor It nearly all opposed tho idea of “wa­ mctitttnt of int-ercourse betwtaiu tlie lot ­ is named. It is three stories high. Tho to find that tho people had already built who took the township In which the vll- tering” tho stock, a.s a few proposed a church quite commodious and attrac- tery company ajid its victims. - lage s -are locikted. When the returns first floor .consists of a reception and to do. __ ^___ tive. The next day was Sunday. Tho “Tho use of tho mails is quite as essen- aro tabulated at Washington, tho villages committee and lecfurb n>onis, wTTerd tho Mining operations now began. With congregation which assembled was as tiai to the compaoiies as Uic State llcouse.' dill bo separated from the townships, W. C. T. U. Si'hool of Methods is held, It would bo practically impossible for but crude nlethods they wore able to se­ largo as the building w’ould contain, those companies to exist If the publio and until then the census of the villages, not connfing balconies and piazzas. The cure ore near tho surface, which was though not as fashlonirble a one as ho other than those given below, cannot be second floor has two idegant parlors for muils wore once effectually closed against quite rich, and which paid tho workers had been accustomed to. There was an their advertisements and remittances. 8taU>d: tho exclusive use of the members of the^ at tho average rate of 86 por day. As array of honest, ruddy faces which spoke The use of tho mails by these companies As will bo seen Owosso gains about 75 union, besides twelvii elegant sleeping soon as tho work was inaugurated of life and hope and happiness, and is a prostitution of an agency only In- per cent, in iwpulatlon compared with apartments. One suite is retained for^ tho company selected one of their num­ which actually inspired him to preach temled to sOrvo purposes of legitimate tho State census, Mt. Pleasant 40 per the National President. The third story ber to go to the city to find a market for with a vim which ho had not felt for trade and a decent so«‘ial intercourse. It cent, and Lansing 35 i>er cent. Ionia comprises sixteen sh'cplnjf apartments. their product. Simultaneously teams many a year. Ho folt happier than ever Is not necf'ssary, I am .sure, for me to at­ shod's a loss of 3 per cent, and Dig Rajr- The hall i.s reserved fop ineiiibers of the were secured and tho ore hauled to tho in hla work, and when, at tho "clo.so of tempt to i>ortray tlie robbery of tho poor Ids of 8 i>er cent. union. TiLe_ lawn >0 front Is nicely Acarost railway station. Not having to the service, he saw tlie brotherly cordi ­ and tlie widespread corruption of public and private murals whii’h are tho neces­ crriEs AND MnnAOES. sodded and ornaniPtTted with flower b«‘ds. divide tboir wages (the equivalent of ality which was evidenced by all, bis In- De- Perhaps nowlijH^ in the Unlt<>d States sary ineldonts of these lottery schemes. IfiOO. 1HS4. crease, crease. tho product of their labor) with employ ­ heart was won. What a differonoo be­ “Tho National Capital has become a 3t. Johns ...... 3.231 ‘i,553 «78 ha.s the union a pleasanter or more prac- ers or capitalists, they could afford to tween such church life and that of his 1-^ •••• 8ub-h< ‘adquarters of the Louisiana Lot ­ Charlotte ...... 3.8tW 3.3J5 ‘270 tiraf-htmie. - sell their ore at a little less than tho own, whore Miss Proud could not tery Company, and Its numerous agents Eaton Itapids ...... 2,1!1J 104 —Michigan patents: George W. Bond, market price, and found an immediate recognize MIs.4 “ Prndo ' and Mtv Kieb and ar** <'ondVictlng here « busi- Grand Leddo ...... l,tfU7 1,3HH Aluia -r...... 1.S>* 1----- trlW- a.sslgnor to lilin.self: C. C. Vanderen and market for ail they could ship. looked over Mr. Poor. ness involving jirobably a larger use of I^anslnti...... 13,1C*2 lt.774 3,348 L. H. Roath,, A«lrian, leiiee |m>s|; .loscpli —The—co mpany cstaiil»sheeins to bo good rea­ Mt. J’lea«ant.„... '2.744 l,l>4:i 801 their earnings was reserved to establish at a meeting rield tm TiH^nday nigbt bo son to b<‘lieve tliut tlie corrupting touch Howell ...... ‘2,300 a.170 <210 sbx'k car; Hlram'T. (’ook and F. Sheje of these agents has been felt by tho 4‘j:i a fund to, purchase all the necessary 11% Rapids...... r>,420 fi'H>2 nnljL Alba, can opener; Clark Coriiw ’all,' told the people of Copperdalo ho would clerks in tlie postal .service and by some Midland City ...... ‘2.‘2S.'. 2,177 plant of machinery to operate . mines. preach for them if they wanted him. (IrcenTille...... 3,144 .3.063 Ypsllanti, apparatus for producing blsul- of tho police officers in tlie.District. Stanton ...... 1,370 1 7’21 351 phato; Alfred l\>ttsln, Detroit, game; Not many months past until tho outside, Happy Coppordale! Its people lieing Severe and effectlvo legislation sliould bo Ovhosso ...... 0,517 3,8iB aifoi wor^d had heard of this “And" of copper inspired with lofty hopes by having Corunna ...... 1,383 1,431 ' .... C8 Poleg S. Dodge. .Stanton, oscillating cyl ­ primtpUy enacted to euablo tiie jiostoffico inder printing macliine; Pamclia Down ­ nnd'populaiion began to pour in. All equal opportunities, there Ls equality department to purge the inaiLs of ail let­ —The d’oathor <'ro|) bullptin of the tho land adjacent to that claimed b.y ing, Bay City, washing machine; William and fraternity among them. Vico and ters. The letter of tlie jiostmuster-gen- - Michigan weather service says: members of the co-operative company crime are almost unknown because jeal­ rral, which I transmit herewith, points The rejH)rt.s Indiciite that the weather R. Fox, Grand Rapids, dado cutter; was readily takon up, and tho town of ousies aro precluded, and all have no ­ out the inadequacy of tlio existing stat­ conditions of tlio pa.st sovi ’n days have lH*en Frank Herrick, .lack.son, rack; utes and suggests legislation that vtuy unfayarahle^to corn , «>ats and |K)1u - Cluirles II. Land, I)etr<»it, artifi(‘ial tooth; Copjierdalo wa.s founded with a popula ­ bler ambitions than to sit in a saloon or toes, on account of the contlnncd dry would lie effective. It may also ‘ bo Angus McLean. Saginaw, elevator; .Tay tion of 3,000 adults. Several hundred of tavern and imbibe the spirits from weather. The>c e«'ndltlons slljl continue In these were allowed to take shares in tho necessary to so regulate tho carry ­ B. Rliodes, Kalatnazof rafn to for cash carrier apparatus; Thomas C. moisten the giimnd, the crops art' much Im­ speculators, who had come in hopes of “What’s tho use? Wo are only animals, vision of sciitlnieiit ns to the propriety of proved. The wheat harvest is aliuut fin­ Stodd, Dctn^it, corset or analogoii.s fas­ being able to capture some opportunity aro used as animals, and our only enjoy ­ closing the malls against those compa ­ ished and thrashing Is now In progrofw. tener; Randall T. Van Valkenburg, Mus­ which others would pay them well to ments are animal. Let us at least liavo nies, and I therefore venture to expre.89 Yields of from five to forty-three bushels kegon, fire extinguishing compound; rqlinquisb. A social order society dis­ the pleasure of carousal. ’’—Titus R. the iiojie that such proper powers as are per acre have been rt'ported, which shows necessary to that end will be given to tho the “BiKitted” growth of tho-wheat crop Randall T. Van Valkenburg, Muskegon, posed of the former as quickly as could Smith. ______this year. Oats are being cut this week In _chemica] fire engine. 1)0 humanely done; they were told to postofllce dcpartnii'iit. the southern section, and the harvesting “Bk .n .iamix 'IlARnisox. —A .disastrous fire started in tho lum­ either show evidence of self-support or TAKE TAX OFF HOUSES. ‘Executive Mansion, July *29, 1890. ” will be general next week. Unle.ss good ber yard of Owen, Hutchinson & Ck)., depart Tho speculators had soon rain i upiWilllU'd tn the profoss*w«»hip •front Swgi naw. In nUmr words, Saginaw in the university to fill, the vacancy cre­ board of aWermem-• T4h » waa tbab passed on the consumer, and that taxes in love with a pretty Aniorioan girl, at- people have for some time licon highly lands of equal value were appraised and on consumption fall more heavily onTEo toinprclT' lO slKKTf tier at her bouse be- ated by the resignation of Dr. Lyster. elated ov<»r the good effects that would poor than on tho rich, is a heavy one cause she would not marry him, and While Regi'ut Whitman was attending assessed alike, ami had to pay the samo aciTue from consolidation,. , , . and. . without,1 tax. At first tho land speculators were and can not immediately bo accom­ then coniinllted suicide. HIS successor tlu* meeting some one broke into his stopping to think of .soine of tho jiossl- j Then they considered tho plished. and Graff's predecessor went mad In a hon.se and stoh? 8.500 worth of silverware. bilities of hitches in the carrying out of , and finding a population which rowboat In New York bay. One step farther, howbver, could prob ­ On Satunlay, .Inly 19, Mr. Stewart —The State Convention of Prohlbltloii- the many go Aniencan bank, in all 81,513. They siastic delegates, and the following State recolvo with much astonishment tho (build upon) their lands. Thus capital met by a careful argument on tho prin­ were drawn to the ordTiTs of three In­ ticket was nominated: (rovernor, A. S. news that the question of erecting a city was forced to co-operato on an equality ciples of taxation. A mere child can surance companies. Mr. Stewart gave Ihirtridgo, Flushing; Lh'ntenaut Gov ­ hall at a cost not exceeding 8225,0(X) is with labor in building the towiii and I understand .that taxes on houses make the chocks to Graff and told him to soo ernor, Henry I. Allen, S<'hoolcraft; Sec­ tomjKirarlly In doubt, by rea.son of a bill the result was that live houses were houses scarcer and rents higher. Tho that they were delivered. Graff took retary of State, E. S. Falmeter. Hart; of restu^nt being filed in tho matter in built where otherwise only one would largo amount of people now interested tho checks Into the next office, the door Auditor, Gen. L. H. iv»*s, Masmt; Treas tho Circuit Court by F. W. Carlisle, a have been erected. Consequently every in loan associations, who are seeking of which was open, and, according to urer, .\. P. Cmhllngtsin, lauiawcoiCounty; prumiueut East Slder. Tho case will one who wanted work found all bo could through that co-opei'ntlve agency to Mr. Parker, wlillo talking with his em­ ployer, removed tlie TTSmey of the paj'ees Lund Commissioneer, Carlton Rich, La- undou))tedly wind up in tho Supreme do. All kinds of workers wore kept secure hemes for tliemselves, already from the cheeks by means of acids. IK'cr; Attorney General, .lames D. Adslt, Court, and many days must necessarily busy, and instead of a man ,paying 8*200 feel tho gross injnstlco of tho present Then ho wrote “bearer” on two of Traverse City; SniM*riut<*ndeiit of Pub­ go by b<*foro the question Is settled. a year rent for a lot with a shanty system of fining a man fur building a the checks and his own name on the li • lic. Instruction, David Howell, Lansing; —Detroit Jouniof; The seacoast sum­ “thrown in,” ho got a neat, comfortable house. Therefore, without abating our tlii/d. Mr. Stewart sat only a tow feet Memlmr of Hoard of Kdneution, Prof. mer resorts mus^ take a back seat on tho cottage ^ith a garden patch and law’n demand for the removal of all taxes on away from him at the time, and Graff (Tiarles Scott, lIo|>«* Oillcge; Justif^eof old .sea s<*rpcnt fairy tale. People in tho thrown in for tho same money; for no tho product Of labor, it may l>o well to kept talking in the most natural man­ the Supreme Court, Noah W. Cheovnr, vicinity of Traverse Bay have seen tho one was anxious to hold land at too seek the line of least resistance and en­ ner about business affairs. When the Grand Rapids. Tin' platform demands pro ­ serp«*nt that has been haunting tho sea- high a value, but each sought to make courage a demand for taking tho tax :ork had been completed Graff went money by furnishing desirable homos. off of houses. It will be a step in the around to tho bank and had tho chock hibition of the liquor traflie, tho issue of coast so long, and describe him as vary ­ bearing his own name certified. The money by the (U+vernment direct to the ing all tho way from 40 to 700 feet long. A national bank was a .little later os- right direction and tlwi men who are Tho other two ho had cashyd. He re­ pi'ople, establLshment of postal savings —Mrs. W. U. Benedict, whose husband tablishod) but abandoned for lack ,of thus drawn into a study of tho question turned to the office and told Mr. Stew­ banks, the readjustment of tbetarilT and was founder of tho old Vermontvillo depositors. of taxation will eventually accept the art that thn companies haeelflc taxes, tho passage aca^leniy, died at Manlsti'o la.st week. The people had o.stablishcd a co-opera ­ whole single tax doctrine. Then be left tho offin*, it being a half­ of a i>er diem S4*rvlce pension bill. Gov ­ Mrs. Benedict had llv«*d in Vermontvllle tive bank, which, though still refused Lot the single tax mon remember that holiday, and has not been seen since. ernment control of railroad and telegraph fifty years. the function of i.ssuing currency, was al­ they can not do this or any otlier groat line.s, the Australian syst<>m of ballot. —^Charles H. Cooley, son cif Judge lowed to receive deposits and loan mon ­ thing by themselves. Let them take Toltl Ins F«*w Wonle. ey. Its officers consisted of the fore ­ hold of tho movements in which other Pktek Mackin , a Pan Handle em­ Improved civil service, equal suffrage Thomas M. Cooley, and Miss Elsio Jones, ployee, was run over and killed oy an without sex distinctions, proTiITdtldn Of 'darighter of Dr. H. A. Jttnes, were mar­ most mon of the town, so that tho peo ­ people aro interested. Our friends are ple, had every confidence in it and pa­ engine at Logansport, Ind. speciiiation in inargln.s'and formation of ried at Ann Arbor last week. Tho groom not numerous or inflqontial In Newport, tronized it as depositors and borrowers. but they took prompt advantage of tho The total loss from Hunday's fire &% trn.sts. It is against alii'ii ownership of is highly respected, and Is considered a ■Whenever any one desired a loan, ho removal of several factories from that Wallace, Idaho, foots up 8412,0een taken anywhere in Liohtmno struck and instantly killed —According to the Custun House re­ '—Bay City < ^pltallsts havr- had plant were now nil workers in one way or an- tho United iStaUNk Henry Gage and seriously if not fatally ports over 90,000,000 feet oi lumber have made for a new and magnificent hofol in Injured John Lenhartat Nora Springs L-rm shipped from Alpena this year. the center of the city. Iowa. Steam Printing H ouse . STATK NEWS. Lyons has on epidemic of black diptberiu “ J oat m» Good.” that Im i>rovmg fatal in a large number of iionm rlwJwnit wiw try to sdi a maiu Gaylord im to havp a ^7000 opera caseM, houKO with a Huaouic ball Id the upiier ^tituts preparation when a customer MAUDS PUMPS! THE WWS •tory. Judge Allen B. Mome says that iiiid calls for Hood ’s Harsupurilla. Do not Au ludrpeudent New»p»p«r, at CONN & BROWN’S. The J^aawee corn crop is nwiriy killpd no circumstanosH will he be a caudljlate allow any such false Htatements os this PubUHhe«l rvfry Friday ft-oni tht* Ek Im Block for govtTuor. / induce you to buy whatyou do not want. Corner of KfMte nnu HpiiiiK Ktreetn, by b.y the drouifht, aorl ud Iomh it niina dur- THE IHSiT in;Ml‘ ON THE M.\ItKET iriia: the next thrt^dayw it will Ixt a total Sturgiri comes up smiling wiHr a story Remember that the only reason for this St. Johns News C o. fuilnro. of thieves brctfkiiig into Wo<pt. Sept. 10,When the veterans will be ten Tranaieut advertlaiiiK payable in advance. f lOjOtJO law suit against tlie wagon com­ ions of the .past we^k have lieen ihjuriouH Addrcaa all cominunicutiona to pany. dered temporarily the town. to all the growing crops in the south half ST. JOHNS NEWS CO., St. Johns, Mich, Is^nawee county talks of organizing n pr.J. H. Welch, late of iindson, now Of the state, with but few ex«*eptious wheiv vigilance committee to hunt down the^lo> ‘tana claim. He has a hot a heavy thunder storm o«‘currt4l On the Official I)irp:ctory . gangof horse thieves that infest the hfl i HP^Hg near his cabin thatheuses toehuse 25th, wbicli revived thecropstosomeex- County <»tHeera. eaJity. Three horsw have been stolen j rlicumatisin out of his system and says it tent, but the general expi ’cssion is that JudKr of I'robate, .loel H. ('ranaon Breetiera and Khiypert o SherllT, Uobert ,M. SwlKurt during the past week from the vicgiity of i ^ gi ’eat success. tlie hot, dry weather and bright sunshine t’lerk, William A. Abel Rejclater of DiH‘da, .lohn W. F'ltr,Kerald .\drian. ^ ' j Gilbi‘rt Bliss, of Goweu, is one of those have reilucetl the condition of tlie corn, SHORT-HORN CATTLE Treaaurer, Janiea H. (’en i i>ciug shariMM-than a seriwnPstooth. He jioiiLts during the past we«‘k. lii thesouth- Circuit Court C«»m’r, Vnrlaii C. Botaford is now ill jail churgeec‘lHlty. Correapundence aolldt- Hlirh ed that he lost his ;ife at tliat time. While .fohn Dody and .lohn Flemingi be beyond reileniption, where late jilan ted ed and inaftectlon Invited. ’lToard(d'~?itTTo7TrT7xlT?nTni'Tff^ rr."M'. Wltiatuii. 'Xridli gold nijJ WjWi Ktruck in thr Pt;. of Laxter, wws driving a promisi ng 4 Youtig-8tock for aale. and Kyga In aaaatin. ,J. B. Stone, E. .M. Plunket. i ajid yet, uncut.—^------Sec’y Boaid of .School E.vamluera, B. ^l. Wln- ninsularmineXtlsli|M*ming. ’ Some of the .Y^*^** night last week the b«‘ast The oat harvest is progressing rapidly & aton.. BRAT BROS. LOOMIS, nuggets urohs lurgr as fs'iis and quite j over a bridgeinto the water. and the weather has bec'ii very favorable 1^ Poat office St. .Tolma. Mich. Circuit Court. ])tentifuK In the MieliJgHii mine at the j ^Higgy sank and the two Johns had to this work, and all crops have been har- *'lreult .ludKe. .Sherman B. Daboll Ko iairtar, 1* . I.amriy same pfaee a l ieJi iMK'ket of gold bearing hustle to save themsi'lves and the vestinl in gocwl condition. Terma of Court, drat .Monday In TeTi;, 4th qujjiHz has bc riVrduml^. i horse. The hot, dry winds oftheJiOth and.’list F*AINTING Monday in .April and .June, Hd .Monday in have n'duced the crops very much and In AH the Various Itranchea, November.. ------/'Pile dog muzzling law in Hay Pit.v is The Luimxt Democrat says that therv? have had a serious effect on the grow'ing / 'not observetl and .John Midland was bit­ is a crank qt Black’s (Yvniers who will croyis. The eondition ’of the crojis in the Business D irectory ten in the leg by an unmuzzled cur of vi­ have nothing but black about him. If is south half of the state is. now poor, and Camits,HKesiSliM ~ ; I’HYSIPIANS. with the continued hot, dry weather will cious iiaturt'. This particular dog will house is painted bla(‘k, all his animals lose points daily. 'lyj'.UtY IMI.WKNS, M. I> Dffletvuver It. rtHpiire neither muzzle nor license here­ are black, and he has a blackmailing 1. \V«imlniff’H Htore, St. .leliuS, Olliee Kupepay. I alao furniah to order AU Kinda of Uouff : U to 11 mil anil to pin.y 1 after, as 41 shotgun euded his ustiless ca- blackleg son, who recently gave him a ret'r. This is what you ought to have, in fact AKTIX AVKI.LEK, M. (HHcenearly black eye. you must have, to fully enjtiy life, Thous- Figar^d aod Fancy Colored Glass for M (’onareuratlonul cliur<‘h,Xt..lolins. 2.H Thoma.H O’Neil a wealthy funner of Im- Theimmliar proivensities of some of the iMids aix'searchingfor itdaily, and mourn ­ Doors and Windows. V K. a . .1. WICifilNS.^i.VHlclHii anil Sur- lay City, was warned not to cross the Pontiac doctors and the weakness of ing liecansi* they find it.iiot. TIiousHiids jteon. , (illlee over/'Siillivnn ’a CluthiiiK track ahead of the New York limited ex- upon thousuiids of dollars are sjient an­ DStore. / 4.stf’ Justice Webster may prevent the couvict- nually by our jieople in the hope that Make Any Ileaign YVaiiteil on Glaaa at pn,*SH. He laugluMi at the waruing and mg of the b'aeher, Jennie Webb, who is. they may uttaiu this boon. Aud yet it I'rleea I.H>wer Than Can l»e Had at , jjnxjjpm OANrxtlr Any Other Uoua*9 iu the Country. uniMsetl the track. Jlis Tiofses" were the iu jail charged with causing the death of luuy lie had by all. We guaruut»'e' that U'.Hia WH>KT<*Af tE COMPANY. only tldiigH that ew;ni>ed tlie wreck. Mr. Elwtric Bittei’s, if usc*d a«x:ordiug to di- Frank Unoke, one of lit>r pnpila When All Ordera for Houae Painting ’ Promptly _( LlaiiteiM' Capital ♦7.".odd. Ctiruer of O’Neil was liO years old. r«*tum« ami the use |*ersiHte«l in, wifl- Wallalker anil/fs|'cbin: Htr<*etH, St. .lohna. Mon- J ustice Webster went to hold an iuvpiest bring you Good Digestion bud oust the aud Skllfullv Ddhe ey to loanally iTTTt'Ki inent.n nimle, inontH aatui for - The Cl sale. A ftnv pI«Mi*s of laiut for sale. I a doctor spprared on the scene to repre- ♦ieuMHi Dyiqiejista t.ml iuHtall instead Eu- will r«*HiKt paying the losses ou Mr t’oii- w'nt Miss Webb. Dr. Ingalis, a D<*troit {>e|>siH. We m'ommeud Eh>ctric Bitters 8i»lth*K Carriage Fnclory, St. .lohiia. ATTORNEYS. hy ’s Imru uu the groumls that the lire s(s>cialist, denied the right of any out ­ for Dyspepsia ami all diseases of Liver, C. liOT.SFOKU, ('Ircnlt Coart ComnilH- wastuiustnl by the railruuti company Stomai'h and Kidneys. Sold at 50c. ami Hloncr. Otlloe at Court llouMe. side dngh to euforoe the Drugist. M. MEKirtl.I., I' roKeciitiiig Attorney. at ( inirt lloouHe, St. .loliiiH. ble. With a big loss by fire and an in- s|)€cialist’s order. Hence the jury was C sunince company and a railroad to fight Bucklla’a Arnica Salve. * HKl^N'SON. (Mliee formerly dieclmrged and the real cause of Cook ’s The best in the world for cuts, Bruises, e determiiiexKLl.llitLE INtai.V .M I.OtlOK. 4.40, K. ofll. —.Me<*tM i Barley ...... ;...... 7r>faf<5 Fii-bt ami Tlitnl WedneKdavK In every j gust V. Herman, of Owosso, Wednesday would-be drin!:er gave his jug a shake Onta...... 32H8r>c ' \ B month. .M. F. I’lTTS.Dletator, night,| in a quarrel-over a girl named Jen­ Pom...... noCttS.'ic BURIAL CASKET! ‘fUf «i. IVI.SE, Iteeorder. and called to the druggist to take bock Beana...... *1.:J50.1.OO The underaigned tiiia aecured the Agency nie Rushford, was arrestml Saturday by his old alcohol. The man of drugs pour ­ Hay ...... $0rn8 for the above article which 1h aoniethlng new Potatoea, new...... 80®, 35c It la i»erfe<*tly air tight and made of a frame TA1JI..K Deputy Sheriff Fiftes, by order of sheriff ed out a half gallon of the mixture and Butter—Freali...... 1 !<. of woven Hteel wire Hiirronndcd by cement Webber. He protests his innocence and packed or off gradea....A...... J.....5c which will endure for all time and will pre ­ Detroit, Giaiid Haven & Hilwantee Railway was satisfied, while the schemer had what Egga ...... 18 serve a body for yeara. Taklng'effect.May 1N90 says that Herman bad tlie revolver iu his. was left and was happy. Tallow ...... 2c l.ard...... 8c Until further notiee traiiiH will lenveSt..Johns hand at the time it went off. The girl Spring Phlckena, live...... He iiK tielow*. central Htaiidard time: The Union Labor Party met last CHRNGE OF BASE. OOINU WKST. says, though, that Mills was the ore who week and nominated a ticket, E. H. Aboi(t April lat. I will remove my Furniture Night ex'pn*s>i ...... Hr.’IS am Wo .m!...... ♦l.OOfn'1.75 and Vtidertakliig BuHtneaa to' the Sickles Mixed for Hrand Kaplda only ...... H:a0 amtinnl the sliot. Much interest is expressisl Beldiiig, of .lucksou, was uominuted for Hides...... SV^c Block, at the corner 5 pin Henry E. Blackman, of .Vllegau, for state of this! Soliciting a ce Evening mall for Detroit ...... ri:4()|im Lansing depot Friday morning. As the treasurer; .\. A. Ellis, of Ionia, for at- patronage which haa ever' taJiwn accorded me, Nlghi ExpreKK...... l:.’5.'iain I am the 1‘ubllc’a obedient aervant, Through fk-ketK to all points enat and west northbound freight pnllevl out, Wardw ell toniey general; Charles Zitler, of Ing ­ can be purchaKed at the depot. attemptcHl to swing himself to the top ham county, for superintendent of public S.W. INGRAHAM. Parlor ear on 10;.''i8, 8:riii going went and of one of the box cars, when the iron end «:28. 1:40 going pawt, extra charge 25c. instruction; George W. Osborn, of St. THE FIGCRE ••9.’* conxkctionh . step gave way, dropping directly under At l>nrund with Chicago and Grand Trunk .Joseph, for land office commissioner; The figure 0 in our dates will make a long atny. for Cl.lcago and the west. the wh^ls crosswise of the track He was At Detroit, with Sonthean DIvlHbin of James Powers, of Knlamnzoo countx*. for No man or woman now living will ever daita n Grand Trunk rallwajH for all pointa east drugged 150 feet before his crushed aiid member of the state board of e DMIXISTUATOR ’N sai .k —notice is ten*sting reading for those interested in Was struck b.v lightning lust night and chines of the world, it was awarded the only A heretivfglven that by virtue and in inir- the school. It giv(*Haclfoiceof twoeourHv*H Grand Prize given to family sewing machines, all aiianee of lleeiiKC and authority granted to part of the roof torn off, but 110 one was others on exhibit having reoeived lower awards me, the underMlgued, on the eleventh day of one purely scientific and literary, the hurt. S4*veral awnings have be4*n torn of gold medals, eto. The French Government .June, A. I). 18i»n, by the Judge of Prtibate of also recognized its superiority by the decoration ot ShlawaHKce Ctiiinty, MIehigaii, to Hell real ch - other mechanical and mathematical. by the wind^ and (Jeo. Sheets, theclothier, tate lielongliig to Chancy HHI h , deceaned, I The catalogue sliows afaculty of thirteen Mr. Nathaniel Wheeler, Presidentof the company, \ - ' will Kcll at pnblie auction to the hlgheat bid­ had one large plate glass broken in his with the Croaa of the Legion of Honor. der on the :<.Jd ibty of AugiiKi. A. 1>. 1890, pi-of«»spi's. ffvo assistants and eighteen stora front by the breaking of the awn­ The "No. 9" Is not an old machine Imnmvmt at one o ’cbiek p. M., at the went frtint dtior instructors. It shows a student popii- I’Hli **tUliCU£8TER** BUBBEK CO. upon, but IS an entirely new raaohino, and tim of the Cllattiii Cou nty Court House In the vil­ ing, The ruin storm was the heaviest in Grand Prize at Paris was awarded it as the grand* lage of .St. Johns, ItiHnld county, Hulijeet to lation of 360 (lersons, of 210 are in the SbfefBlAke slllhetr Aom with Inalde of•«3p«T«ito heel Used with (he ■irincumbraneeH and to the tlower Interest many years and everything is flooded est advance In sewing machine meotianism of ths of the widow of Haiti deecHHcd, the ftilltiwing agricultural course, IIJJ in the medical age. Those who buy It cun rest assured,- thets- deaerlbed real cHtnte. vl* : All that parcel of with water. Every one longed for rain Cell for the **OolchMtor'* fore, ot having the very latest and best. land l.vlng ntirth of the Month line of the De­ and 46 are H{)ecials. There are thirty- for the past two weeks. We have enough “ADHC8IVK COUNTCR8. ” troit and .Milwaukee Uallrtvad, being off of seven seniors and 150 freshman. The the HoatheaMt quarter of the Houth- now. AT IIKTAIL BY •a«t tjuarter of Meetion 7, town 7 catalogue explains the origin and pres­ ■orth of range 2 west, and containing iteven The Grand Ledge Sewer Pipe Company DUTCHER BROS.. aerea of lantl, more or Icmh . nubject to the ent work of the school, and gives require ­ bavecoinmeuced luaniifucturing tile. The right of Maid railroatl. If It haa any*; alao the ST. JOHNS MERCANTILE CO.. north half tif the atiutheaat miarter of aec- ments for admission and annualexfvenses works will be pushed to their utmost ca­ tton 7. tfiwn 7 north of range 2 weet. Alau, of students. It shows departments ol in­ the went half «r Huvea Her Llf? W. N. WALDRON. dition to the village of Ovid, Clinton county, It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapp ­ Jflehigan. ------try, chemical phj-sics, drawing, both Diiteil June 2.‘ld, 1890. ing paiHjr, but it savetl her life. She was Ewho would thrive U. Cri)DKBA/'K. freehand and mechanical, engineering, 48 w7 ' Atlmlnlatrator. English, French, and German, English in the last stages of consumption, told by Must either hold the literature, geology, history, political physicians that she was incurable and plow or drive; could live only a short time; she w«ighcJain», weighing 140 ponnds. For fuller partic­ Ilheunmtism, Frosted Feet, cers and forty non-commissioned. The catalogue carefully explains the equip­ ulars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Drug ­ Paper Hanging, Graining, Bprains, W’onnds, Buma. gist, Fort Hniitn. Trial bottles of this f?H£SLER ft WILSON ITFO Oa, Pain in Sitle, Bock Ulcers, I^re Eyes, ment of the college, ana the discipline, so ­ Ceiling Deoorntlwg, Kte. cieties, publications, and the daily work woiiderfhl Discovery Free at Fildew & 186 and 187 Wabash Ava., OhioitB or Brenst, Ear Ache, Neuralgia Orders left at McDonald A Steel’e drug etort Sold by W. H. HUNTLKT * CO., Sold by A. O. Boat, St. dohaa requirra of students. Millman's Drugstore. will raetlTe prompt attention. 44yl 8t. Johns, Mich. Mw. Eli Fields is vuuiihg Th OrutioF £Qa Steitliens is taking a vocation at Wm. Lowe has roturned to Detroit. Wm. Gilson is home again. county. Grand Rapids. Read Kendrick’s scale of prices in our John Wheat made a business trip to THE NEWS Rom to Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wolcott, Sun­ Carrie Turner hsis returned to Detroit business locals. St. .Louis this morning. THURSDAY, AUG. 7. 1890. day, a girl. for a sh^ time. W. N. Stocker bEis commenced to build Bro. Corbit arrived home ftom bis west­ To Our 8ubftcrlb«nu Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. John Trauchell. The Misses Sarah and Lizzie Pouch are a house on Baldwin street. ern trip this morning. The date after your name telle the a girl, Sunday. visiting relatives iu Oiicago. Mrs. Sarnli Williams of Owosso is the Mrs. W. H. Krepps andMrs. Anna Rool time your N ews is paid to. If your time XI. A. Hulse and wife have returned Mrs. .\. M. Eaton of Ovid, died Monday . guest of Mrs. W. W. Simonson. is visiting at Xlarion. has expired we invite you to renew the from Bay View’. from the effects of lagrippe. W. A. Nixon is nioveiug into his new jEipries Davis and XV. -B. XVarren have HubH'^ription. Our terms are 75c a year The trees iu the cemetery haye under­ Mrs. W. Danle.v|wEis called to Shelby, and elegant house on State street. rented the Ring feed barn. • in advance and if not nmewed when the gone u trimming. Mich, by the severe illness of her father. The XlisHf's Pearl and Julia Morey of H. H. Harris will build a new house m time iu out the [)aper will be stopped. The doctors had a profitable meeting Charles Bishop of DeSoto, Iowa is visit­ La Gning< ‘, Ill .areguwMtsat E. E. White’s. the aveuue addition. At Mie low price we cannot trust. at Elsie lust Friday. ing his brother in Greenbush, J. J. Bishop. The Aigentine resorters Have nearly all Mrs. XX’. XX’. Belding went to North Star 1VEWWT..KTH. copious rain Sunday and XIouday Tw’O funerals were held at the R. C. returnefl. this moniing., Lyman Wickes siKUit Saturday at De­ did a great amount of good. church at the same time -Moiida 3’ morn ­ E. E. White wascnlloil to Honoye Fulls, .Mrs. M. G. Stutsou left this morning ing. troit. Rev. C. G. Thomas will again occupy N. Y. ypsterday ’ morning by the death of for a visit to X’ei non. the M. E. pulpit next Sundty. . Mr. aial Mrs. Frank J. Smith of Dallas, his grundfjitlier. E. A. Talmuge went to Lansing last Loren Graift has sold 34 western rever­ Texiis are visiting at his father’s, Otis Saturday. Hattie Vreelund, of Lansing, si)ent Sun­ I), (i. Darling of East Bingham conies sible road maehiues this year. day witlj her parents in this village. Smith. Dr. XI. Weller and wife visited in Ithaca to the front with gre< ‘n field com Aug. 3. Mrs. Th<*o Priee and children arespend- It was planted May 29. and Alma last week. Mrs. A. O. Hunt left last Thursera Price returned from there yesterday ’. A. large party of young i>eople spent H. W. Webster bought a calf 9 wf'eks N.Y. houser It will soon be ojwuedtothepnb- oldofJ.J. Bishop oT Greeople Sunday. J. W. Hilliker and family, Mrs. G. XV. town pump. ed a verdict o,f no ‘cause in flie case of Stephenson and Mrs. A. B. Bulcom and with E. E. White, Modemtor; Josiali Xlinnie Wells, of .Maple Rapids, is visit- Upton, director; ()tis Fuller, assessor. Samuel Davis, the barber, bad his ankle Alex Morrison v s. C. H. Reeves for tres- daughter Minnie are camping at Pine ing at Mrs. H. W. Webster’s. TheCoii^regntionnl penph. will piirchnart put ont of the othetday Heistiblfi pa sHi------——------Lake. ------tlie lot adjoining the church and erect a Charles Davis, of Shepard City, is visit­ to be out, but not without a caue. A homing pigeon'was sent by expH-ss Owosso had a hard blow Sumlay doing $1,200 house for their pastor. P. E. ing his mother, Xlrs. C. A. Davis. Walsworth litis the jilaus nearly ready. The re-election of J. B. Stone us a mem­ to OwosHO from Fjill River, Meiss. It was considerable damage* to buildings. The J. H. J^eclewa and wife took adriveinto releEiseelled to stay morning, entailing a loss of $30,000, with wedded to Arthur L. Stage, of New Hamp­ . Since the big fire at Grand Leilge even over night. for the odd fellows encampment at* Chi­ $13,500 insurance. ton, N. Y. ’Phe ceremony ’ willbejierform- cago, viz: L. Vauconsunt, B. G. Tripp, H. eii Odd Fello ws’ Militant Pui;',T.mpmeut,'hetd' bam burned fo r Dniiirl Ridenour, is with" ninrkH to buy apple s.—They made the and got home XIonday morning. B«*e the fleet-footed trotters that would strive first sliipment last Thursday. at Chicago this week. out the shadow of fouiidatiou. for the mastery. The crow ’d were not disap A wheat stack on the farm of David There w ill be an ice cream social at the The Y’.P. S. C. E. of fheCongregational The will of the late M. D. Brown is to pointed. No purses were awarded and every church meet SinidaY evening at 7:30 liorse did its level best. Terr}- Hewitt from Clark, in Kagle, took fire from a thresher home of Warren HaJsey, South Bengal, be contested by Mrs. Brown, and a pre­ GreenbuHh rode the wild horse and got the and was damaged f50 worth, Friday evening, .\ug. 15, 1890. A' cor ­ o ’clock. Subjfxjt, Praying for our friends. liminary hcarintJ f(»r an uppeul frf)m the fu.OO. He earned the money. P. E. Walsworth, leader, Lettie Smith R. G. XIasOn, of Eagle, drives a hand­ dial invitation is extended to all. probate court will be hud before Judge THKF.K MIXL’Ti:. essayist. All are cordifilly invitey Maxam, Lady Mack...... 2 2 been well since having the grip and it be­ nnb more coming. Half mile—time 1:.38, 1:40 Dennis Marshall beats the state bicycle P. I). Andrew’s hEis a two year old came necessary to take her- away. Mr. X‘ou are cordially invited to attend the , rUEE;-FOK-.tLI,. record for five miles, 17 minutes and two Arabian Stallion'which is handsomer Wells says the jEhysician fjave him great William Hell. Lulu R...... 2 2 Y. P. S. C. E. at the Bajitist church Sini- William i*. Sclianck, Lucy M...... 1 I seconds, making it in 10 minutes and 58 than a picture. He calls him the U. S. encouragement fis to her recovery. They seconds. Rejueseutative. The horse stands 16 dny at 5:45. Subject, Praying for our Time 2:;WV<|. 2::{G. ____ both have the sympathy' of cur p<'o fie. friends.' T^endcr, Miss LullaMillis, essay The gate receipts amounted to $35, which Josi'ph Henning, for 24 yearsn resident hands high. _ will be.used on the grounds. of this county, died at his homo in east The second cln‘op excursion n’t!! be giv ­ W. H. Yerrick of Ovid was brought be­ ist, Xlhble .Northrup^ fore Justice Brunson yostertbty lorullow Cant of Thanks. Bingham, last Saturday, of neuralgia of en to Grand Haven next Saturday, the A subscription paper Ims been clrculEtt’- XX'e take tlii« nieapiii gf returijingthankfi the heart, aged 07. The funeral was held train leaving St. Johns at 6:48. Faie, ing Canada thisth s to grow on his jirem- ed by ’ J. If. Fedewa to raise money to {my isE^s. He plead guilty and was fined $10. to those friends who assisted in oaring at the R. C. church Monday moniiiig. round trip, $2.00. A sbuiujboat rjde of off a mortgage of $240 on the home of for and burial of our brother, (’harles Mc­ four hours will be given free. Everybody If a i)athimist«rallows them to grow in Mrs. Peter Fink ami $15 on the eow. A There will be a union meeting of the Cabe R, B. Xld’AUK and Family . go. his district lie is liable to a fine of $25. worthy fict. yoijng jicoDle's societies of the Methodist, How ninny in Clinton county could be On Tuesdfiy hist, Ilermon Taylor, ot Congregational and Baptist churches, at Judge Dtiboll has granted two divorces fined? the Baiitist church,.\ug. 17th, 1890. .Vll since court adjourned, viz: H. W. Hal- Duplaiii, ^thri sill'd from 18 acres 492 lenbeck vs. Harriet M. Hulleubeck for ex­ The candidates for political honors bushels of wheat, an average of2GJibnsli are invited. Mis. G. S. Northrup leader; begin to be talked of by their admirers essays from delegates of the three societ ­ treme cruel •ti’eatment; Mar^’ Church vs. els per acre.’ Eight acres was Egyptian, Perry L. Church for extreme cruel treat­ and that is what the friends of Henry J and ten acres Clawson ;the latter yielding ies. Subject, “Cost of lieiug a Christian, n — ment. Patterson, the Wacoustfi. attorney, are 29 bushels per acre. and Cost of not being a Christian.” doing for him. They want him tom^upv Miss Dnuley, daughter of W. Danley of The house bf Ezra P. Cornell, in Olive, During the P. of I. pic-niclast Saturday a chair iu the state senate. We have cS was struck by lightning lust Sumlay a fellow under the influence of liquid cour ­ this villtige, while returning home from known Mr. Pattei-son for some time ainl age made some ungentlemniily remarks church Sunday night with several young evening. It passed down the chimney, believe him to be a muii of honor and in­ but strange to say,further than frighten ­ to another fellow's girl while on the foot lady friends was quite s^jverely shocked tegrity and as there is not a lazy hair in >i cd bridge at the Islands. The words hml by lightning. So much so that it turned ing thediiniutes, It did no jiarticularduin- cc 2 his bead, he would prove an active legis ­ nge. Insured in Ohio Farmer. hardly left his mouth when he found him­ her nuiid for a short time and made her lator. LU self floudering about in the waters of the deathly sick. A joyous wedding jiarty ’ assenXbled ai C9 a Otis Fuller, ex-editor of the Republican purling (irand, having been dexterously Fred Nichols, for the pa^^t fouryearsan the Steidyesterday afternoon tlieoceasioii CQ ^ S came neap being drowned one day bist being the wedding of-.fames Sumner Col ­ O J" 2 thrpwu over the bridge into the river by employee in HughMorris ’furniture store, week. He took in the editorial excursion the girl ’s best fellow ’. The drenched in­ put on a trampish look Monday, and lins, of tlie Michigan .Mortgage Co. to cx: i S to the upiHU ’ p(>ninsula and stopped off a Miss Edith M. Dodge, only daughter of.l. % ,3 dividual with his courage entirely ^.vilted, 8tepi)ed aboard the eight o ’clock passeng ­ few day ’'s to visit with the St. Johns par- UJ =3 2 tn was unsucct|8sful in getting a warrant for er train, w ith the intention of seeing the M. Dodge of the Steel. The cj*renioiiy CO a tv at All Train. He procured a i‘ujr of. was performed hr Rev, R. D. Steams, UJ *0 thparTvst of the ducker, and went home all lUni isTutr------rubber boots and the necf'ssary fishing • M sadder, wiser and wett<*r than wlwn he The barn on the fann of a Mr. Rey­ ri*ctor of the St. .Johns Episcopal church. cs: 3 =* tackle and alone he waded the Escanuba Harry Dodge, brother of the bride, and CL N came.—Grand Ledge Independent. nolds, iu Olive, and ocenuied hy Fred river for the finny beouties. So engross ­ X Xfyers, was struck by lightning Sunday Miss .leniiie flicks Eissisted. The bride ' In making an overland trip from Grand ed was he with the sport that before he wore white silk, with lace, curryiug white UJ Raiiids a short time ago Miss Eva Pringle afternoon and consumed with about $300 hanllyi knew it he was in deep water with worb »»f grain snd hay. The horsi's and roses^ After eongralulatioiis an elegant had tfce raisfortime to lost* her watch. Wpper was terved. They took the 6:00 Last week she had occasion to make the tools w’ere G^ken out. Insured for $300 tcu rods to make the liank and the cur- in the Farmer’s Xlutual. o ’clock train for a trij) uji thelalces to Is* UJ X, same trip, a greyhound that accompunied can’ied him out again. Hewfwibe<*omiiig gone about a month. Mr. ('ollins has her on the fii-st trip also going along this exhausted with swimining and had twice ^lude many friends during his'short f tuy time. On reaching a place where Miss Eva hung in the Vf'stibules of our churches gone under, when he turned over and in St. .lohn.s and his bride can count , her and her aunt stopfied to rest duriiigtheir to enable the young ladies to register floated down stream to shallow water. friends by the score. The N kws with oth ­ first trip, the dog laid down and refused to their names on entering. If this plan be Mr. Fuller said it was too close a call for ers extends congratulations. go any further, and the ladies, supposing adopted the young men wont have to comfort, but he consoled himself with the something was wrong with his dogship, wait outside until chui’ch is out to see If thouglit that he saved the fish, lUthough hurried to his side, and about the first their chimners tire present. he lost-thc rftcl.------:------: thing that met their gaze was the missing Two young couple, who Hi)ent Sunday ■ Tln*re seems to be an ex>ideniic of bad­ The-I watch. That is an unusually sagacious at Park Lake, and whose horses had de­ ness not only in St. .Tohns but in neigh ­ Manufactued by the dog, and his sagacity proved to be worth fective eyesight, got stalled between the boring towns. At Mt. PleEisant the wo ­ many dollars to Xliss Pringle on this oc ­ lake and home, where amidst the weeping men held a meeting and passed resolutions casion. —Muir Tribune. and wailing of two females and a hard calling upon fathers and mothers to use Hon. H. J. Patterson the famous Wo- l|iunder shower, the boys were obliged to their influence and authority to stay the cousta attorney, wasinthecityyesterday get out and lead the “blind nags, ” into tide of iniquit.y that is swallowing up the consulting the board of state auditors a- Bath, and spent the night there. young. No one can walk the streets of hout the bounty qn( ‘stion. The board We learn that Col. I. Winslow Ayer, a St. Johns between the hours of 9 and 12 formally refused to pay the famous Hirtith well known author, whose distinguished p. m. w’ilhout being convincetl that our bounty claim on the ground that there services during the war have been brought young ladies and men are guilty of gross St. iollfls, llcli. was no evidence that he was credited to to popular attention by rec4*nt action of imjiropriety or of actual debauchery. the particular 200,000 call for troops So Coiigniss, is writing a volume upon “The The school houses, ceinetfTy, old Wilkin­ If yon want clear Patterson will bring suit in the supreme Grtiat ConspirEvey in the North, during son place Euid numerous out-of-the way Mailing and do not wish ti» take your court to coraiMil payment. And if he wins the War.” It is a hitlierto unwritten places are where mauy of them go, and neighbor's dust, buy it will prove that a large number of sol ­ chapter of its history which will be of fathers and mothers they Eire your boys , THK diers enlisting after Feb. 4th,1804, before thrilling interest and will not fail to create and girls from 14 to 18 years of age. the close of the war arc eutilled to the aueUMatiun. It will be issued from the XX’hat is Ute remedy? Keep yoursonsond EITERIIUTOR! The lightest dr bounty; and if this proves true it will prob ­ press of a prominent publishing house in daughterii at borne nights or if necessary and the only practi ­ cal tool in the marked ably involvca sum of money not less than (^lic£^(o and from the character of the for them to go on thestreetgo with them. We challenge any ­ $200,000. The suit is perhaps the most The N kws is not teHing an idle tale- to thing in the Harrow work and recognized merit and ability of line to meet ns In % important ever tried in this state.—Lans­ the author, it is certain the book .will arouse the fathers and mothers of St. practical test. ing Democrat. have the widest circulation. JoItM, but knows wkereof ft speaks. Caldxa 'Ell Bros ., St. Johns , Locai « Aoents . 1071B. I would as soon say ths mother who bore dared bis liquor, while both looked JOKER’S BUDGET. ovkuuoahu . me waa a murderess and witch, as let any sharply at the apprentice. Ears Easty XT OZIAS MIDeOMMKB. other than yourself charge her with it. was well known to half the people of “Hhe jilted mo for that fellow .Jim when wc were three days out from Liver- 'WmrnU, »wet to my iMxrt «t« tb* tqngt of my ’Tis all a fool achsme, aa will be ahown Halem—the other half did not desire to youth time, presently. ” know more of him than they were com ­ JESTS AND YARNS BY FUNNY JKloI. ” Tlw eoime of uiy glxd, happy hoyhood'a bright. ■“Aya . aye," said the Justice, aoftly. pelled to know. “Threw you overlwartl in mld-occan. __ 's the apprentice eyed the landlord ’s Sweetarn—She smiled on my suit, Yea, brother aud lover, till reached be his IIKKI.KCTIONS. ' Robbins, old boy. ond ; not. movements, he added: ------AnH rvftr since then echo sings hlS *bow- And yet it was not so strange that one "There’s some would make light of it, “Why, where have you l>een so long? ” Robbins —Well, I think she might.. wows," man’s soul snould revolt from the piotuie and sny^twaa only grandmother ’s night- she asked, as he rejoine d the party on the The wonder is slic didn’t go. iutoJiy?^*^'^* As fancy assists me in driving the cows. gown. But wait till theyey see—wait till 'GnicAOO, Hi. the proceedings of those days presented hotel piazza 1C3.—^[ Bo sto n-Hrmld.------The Justice simply was the first in his they see." "And where was it found, and who found ‘Oh, simply indulging in quiet reflec­ OK COUnSE HE W.A8 HVUE. position to realize that a terrible misap­ tions. ” prehension of their duties and the teach­ it?” inquired Grizzle Meade. Stranger —I beg your [mrdou, sir. ings of Christianity was at the root of Whereupon the npprentieOi whu was in. “<>h, Yo u vain man! I.iOokiiig at your- his element now. related with great par ­ sclf in the mirror, 1 supiKwe.” -fitizpn—Well?------the fever that possessed the multitude. • Stranger —I am looking for a tenement JANET LEE Perhaps he was one of those observent ticularity how Indian Joe found the ► thk ‘ue .ikcted ’8 p.f.vengk . men who had the ability to get at the shroud in the hollow of a tree. The in this locality, sir, nnd I want to ask truth when his Yellows were i-n a fog. landlord of the Globe Inn lihtoned at­ He—And so your answer is fiualf You you in confidence if you think tliat liouso "So, Master Ellis, you have miscalcu­ tentively, nodding approval as the ap- will not l>c mine? yonder issitiultcd jicrfeetly healthy as to lated, for once," said Arthur Proctor, rentice proceeded with details that em- She—Yes, absolutely. Hut pray don ’t drainage, etc. ellished a statement forcible enough In the Shadow of the when he was free to rotum to his lodg ­ E go and lilow your bruins ont. Citizen—Yes, sir, it is. I am sure of ings. when related in simple language. When it. he ended Grizzle Meade inquired: lie—It ■would be an bile attempt. Gallows. “ ’Twas his purpose to put you both in People say if 1 had any bruins I never Stranger —Why arc you so positive? prison," said nis uncle. “And the hollow tree—where is it?" " ’Tis just below John Lee’s place." would have ,pro[)Oscd to you. —[Boston Citizen—Because I am the owner of "Aye. And then he could go to the that tenement-house. —[Yankee Blade. prison and make up with Janet Lee.” "WhatI Not near the road?" Transeript. “ ’Tig on the road. ” BY DAVID LOWRY. At that instant, as if to illustrate an A KIMSHEU PKnKOHMAXCE. JEST THE THING. old saying, they came face to face with "And the hole in the tree where be Giles Ellis, who was walking so fast that found it—is it near the ground? ” Yeast—I understand Miss Makeup Mr. Gooiiheurt —Regarding those kit­ he had no eyes for anything but the road. “ ’Tis on the ground." made her debut the other evening? tens, my dear, the prcNident of our soci ­ chapter XIX—Continneil. “I have news for-vou. Muster Proctor," “Why, then,” said Daniel Meade slow ­ C'rinisonbeak —Yes. I attended the ety says the most liumaiic way to drown The day was not very old when he re- he said, turning and looking after them; ly, "whoever placed it there knew it would kittens is to jmt them in’ an ordinary be seen.” theatre that night. •«aiTed his instructions to arrest John Lee "Indian Joe has found ashrond. Perhaps “Was it a tiiiishcd performance? ” earlben flowcr-])ot upside down in a pail •>nd Arthur Frocto r. The last met him ’twas Martin Leo ’s.I* The customers at the table nodded, as “Yes, a.s far as Miss Makeup wa.s con ­ of lukewarm water. • giAtf wsy, laughingly. —The next niotncnt he was go n?______much as to say anyone could see that Mrs. Goodlicart —Why, yes, that is a r yo much. cerned, It liiiished her.* ’—[Yonkers in charge, Master Hobbs?" ClIAFTKU XX. “Saw you the shroud? Was there any ­ Stutesnuiu. good idm. nm't it, because you knonr- fhcrc is a hojo* in the bottom of the “ ’Tie my duty to do so." THE SUBOUD. thing you could know it by again? ’’ A WOUTllY AMIU riox. "Well, well, Slaeter Hobbs, do not look Arthur Proctor said,quietly, "That will “Why do you ask such silly qnes- rtower-pot for the pnnr IHtlc things to *ao glum about it. I am prep'arad to ap- give the people of Salem something to tions? ’*^ Grizzle Meade ({aid to thethi land- “I ho|>c you .still regard me us a friend,’’ breatlie through. —[New York Weekly. , pear before the justice. ” bnild on. They have so little, even a lord. he murimired. A IllG CIlASH. "I wish I could feel as yon do, Arthur shroud ought to bo welcome. " “Why, just this, Grizzle: If it was re­ “Wliy, of course, ” she said, with a -Proctor." As he spoke, they encountered a group ally Martin Lee’s shroud, as I have no iiicrr}' smite. “I like to have all the “'I'hat big fireworks company has gone “And why should I show faint heart? discussing the nows in an animated man­ doubt it is, there may be some way to iroposals I can get. You see, I want to up. ” What cause have 1 to lower mv head? ner. The central figure was familiar to prove who owned the linen—there are lavo more tlian Itosalie Dubou by the “What’s the matter; bad business Bat mark my words. Marshal Hobbs, them. Ezra Easty was speaking loudly, many makes, and mayhap Ezra noticed ’ there are some who will hold their heads pleased to find an audience so attentive. the linen." tiiiie I return to the .city. ” niaiiagemeiit? ”, “No; cigarette smoking while taking low enough before we ore quit of this "We will see whether Martin Lea be "I had not time. I know that Marshal MCE Gini.. bastuess. really in the sea or not. Mayhap they Hobbs looked at it long, and sighed, say ­ stock.' ’—il.ifc. When , Proctor was brought before the find a way to the hand that left it where ing —there was more tfiaii me heard him Giis—If you don't give it to mfi at I .N KGll M AT ION' KOU I-T S H EIIM EN.' justioe —there was but one present at his Indian Joe found it. At least, none can —‘and it may be Martin Lee’s shroud. ’ ” wtec I’ll kiss you. axamiuatiou —he found .lohn Leo there say Indian Joe made a shroud up in his "I Mce. no reisou to doubt it,” said .Madge —And if I do give it,to you you The angler sits upon the bank before him. John Lee was bowed with mind.. I saw it myself. ”' Grizzle. “Nor that his people have made will let me aloiic? (For so the lisliare cozened). . grief. He scarce looked at the voung “W'hat was it like?” way with him—if he dicgan the attorney for the dition you came home in the other niglit, /house?" hap the next thing they find will be Mar­ tin was burned. One thing is sure—jus­ defense, preparing to annihilate the wit­ "None lodged in my house. Since my tin Lee.” tice has been cheated.” and the—the way I talked to you. ”— wife and daughter are not in my bouse, "Not Martin Lee, but all’s left of him, ness whom lie was to cross-examine, [Gootl News. Giles ElliH looked at the landlord and “you say your iiaiiie is Williams, ('an but in prison, my house is injf home no Ezra.” his wife. The landlord shook his head, A TIMID MAN. longer. ’^ "’Tis well you know what I mean," as much ns to say justice had been cheat­ you prove that to be your real name? Is “Where do you lodge? ” Ezra replied, tartly, " 'Tis no jesting ed beyond his power to estimate it. But there anybody in tlic court room who can “That black sitsh of yours lixiks very "With Mathew Bales. I sent my ap­ matter." Grizzle, as*usual, found her tongae. swear that you haven’t assumed it for susjiirioiis, ” he remarked, “one might prentice and Ann Bigger home; they have "No, ” said one; " ’tis a hanging matter “You say truly, Giles Ellis. But now purposes of fmud and deceit?” imagine that an arm wu.s around you. ” ' boma false witness against me and mine. for somebody. ” you have seen Martin Lee's shroud with “I think you caii identify me your ­ “Oh, it's nil riglit, ” with a touch of I slept in Mathew Bales’ last night. I Here some'one in the group observing yonr own eyes, it is likely to po hard with self,” auswerc-d the witnes.s. bitterness, “peojile know that i/of/ arc have so little reliance in thei4ndgment of Arthur Proctor, whispered his neighbor. Dorothea and Janet Lee. Hince both “I? Where did I ever see you before, • some of my neighbors that, apprehend ­ The crowd thinned out on the side next with me.* ’ have confessed carrying meat and drink my friend?” ing some such inquiry as this, 1 desired Proctor; his nncle made his way through to Martin Lee, and ha is nowhere to 'be A rboH EXCUSE rs ii?:tteu than none . Mathew Bafes to "^ssten the dsov of my 1 am here to go bail for John Lee, that "I saw the Hhrond, as any one may see drank his wine ^lowly. cago Tribune. olT the dew;” Vho will appear whenever yon need him.” it now, in the Marshal’s hands." "And can any one see this shroud? ” This positive statement, corroborating "You are sure it was nobody ’s gown?" Daniel Meade asked. THE WHOI.E OP IT. NO ROMANI E. • John Lee’s, and the voinntary tendering "I say it looked like a shroud." "No one has been denied, Scores have A man wlio had foolishly vcntiiroil “It is very .sad,’’ she mused, “but of his property as a bdhd, produced ihu —"And 1 iisk y o u ag ain: Will you o woar seen it," Giles Ellis replit ’il as he biokflii ('harlic'liasn’t got a bit of romance. Last tiAtnral effect. The Justice waved his Trrpon a yerb*d 4'.oHlc.st 'wltliliis wife ^y.•ls the shroud yoi^ saw was not somebody's at the apprentice nnd the customers on night I said to Iiun, *M.v king, ’" and he hand deprecatingly. night-gown? ” the other side of the room. "The Mar­ met, as he wa.s retiring from tlie seenc, I willdll not exact a bond, friend Bales. The listeners looked at Ezra earnestly. shal has it by him.” by bis little son, w lio Inwl just begun to tiirn<‘d Miiddcniy and growled out, ‘Mike 'Tis suflicient I have your word." They expected on immddidate reply, but “So? Then it is very bad, as Grizzle study grammar. wlio? ’ ”—[Bazar. Upon seeing how it we't with John Lee, Ezra Easty began to look about him. He has said, for Mistress Leo and Janet.” “Pajia,” said the child, “what part, of DEI.AY OK THE .MALES. .Arthur Proctor, who bad viewed the pro- fumbled in his clothos and was silent. "Aye; unless their friends bestir them­ 3j>ec<‘li is woman? ” • • ceedlngs with indifl'erence, said: "Well, then you are not so sure it was selves, there’s enough in the sfiroud to “Hhe isn't any part of .-irocch at all, Shrill Feminine Voice —^"What is the "Suioe you have been so kind as to a shroud yon saw?" hang them. MaDy_have hanged' on less (iregory; she’s the whole of it.” (•auslr. 'listen to Master Lee’s statement, will you “Come, ” said Artjmr Proctor, plucking pmundw " Giles Eilis said, severely. Stamps? - permit me to say I, too, have witnesses his uncle’s sleeve, "let him toil hiastory; Tis well the law takes them in hand, or MONEY TALKS. I'ostniaster (alHently) —Your age, I sha vill tell you 1 was in the house ’twill do no harm." honest people would have room to >from nine o ’clock last night. But The "Sharp q uo stiong pnt to tho ap- Pa'*sengcr foil fur M’estern railrtxod) — .suppose, sumo us usual, Miss Soiilirouia. ------—i^.Vrgosy, "Are they here?" rentice, and his slownens in answering, To which the two customere opposite At what Station is the dining-car attaclietl “They are." Sestroyed the impression he had made. him. assented, with many nods, as they to this train ? '~rwe Justice looked at the witnesses, The story of the shroud was doubted, finished their ram and settled back in Conductor —Wc don ’t have diningw'ars The Fishhook. -»nd then at the handsome young man aud the suggestion that he had confound ­ their seats to hear all that was to follow. on tliis line. Wc will stop at .Muggs ’ ■landing up fearlessly before him ed a night-gown with a shroud was so There was nothing new. Giles Ellis Crossing for luipfli. "Are you son to Ezekiel Proctor?" ridiculous that some smiled, while others One intcre.sting form of copper imple­ related in his tnm how Indian Joe bad “What do they have for lunch, ment is the fisldiook. Tiiose in the "He was my uncle. Josiah was my nodded knowingly to each other, as mooh found the shroud, bow be fiad hastenea lather.” as to say, “I told you so." usually?” * .Vrelueologicul Miiseiiiii at tlie Uuiversity to the Marshal of Hslem with it, and how “Well, vou can get a sandwich, or a "So? And these l»a y am: witnag acsZ’L . Whan Arthiif passed On with hls nncle, Kiimnal Hobba. lo okipi? at it. had said of I’eiiiisylvania Will be readily admitted, "My' landlady and her ^augnter will those about Ezra Easty walked away that it was Martin Lee's shrouJ! The i>rofi.<-or Abbett; to lie aaiiiirably •wear that I went to bed at 9. ” from him and the apprentice was left tale was so interesting that the enstom- dc[)Ciidsoii how much money you vegot adapted to their jmrjtosc, althoimh tlie "Well, well. It is not necessary to mov« alone. In sheer desperation the appren ­ ers ordered more rum and water, as they —1 Good News. barb had not suggested it-self. Thc.v are farther in this matter now. The rumors tice tamed his footsteps to Globe Inn. listened to the apprentice sapplying de­ HE 8 ALL niGHT. copied from the early native Ikuh * fish­ took such shape it was thonght best to Meanwhile the story of the shroud cir­ tails Giles Ellis oinittod. hooks, for I a.s8umc the uscof 4-oj)]K*r was interrogate you both. I.t was not our culated rapidly, but in so many forms And BO the finding of Martin Lee’s 3Irs. Cobwigger —My little boy is ro purpose to confine you now, unless the that Ezra would not have recOf^nized hie of a later date than that of stone or bone. shroud was told over and over again half delicate I don ’t think lie will live through They are essentially the jiroduct of Am- facts warrant it, which, in our opinion, narrative. a score of times before* the inn was thny do not. 1 warn yon Imth. however, When he entered the Globe Inn the the siiiivmcr. eriran skill, anart, the Justice took occasion to speak the rum et a galp. tening to as many Versions of the finding THE WAY OK WOM\N. These arc usually barbed; some arc to Proctor in private, "Ah! It is yon, Ezra Easty." of Martin Lee’s shroud as human inven in.)__lack will get bis j‘‘“'••’K '‘nd it is very rare to find one "How comes it. Master Proctor, the "Aye, Master Meade." Another oos- tion could supply in six or eight hoars. Helen (7 .won of my dearest friend is in leagne tomer'entering at that moment. Ezra was walking ticket when ho calls to-night. tliat ha', not-a loop or .“Oiiie other device Of one thing there )yas no doubt. A for :--< uring the line, a feature wanting with a woman charged with witchcraft resolved to make the most of bis smell shroud bad been found in a hollow tree I’ll tell him I don't care anything for and mOrder?" audience. by Indisn Joe, and if it was not Martin him. »)ii i’io 80 from Wisconsin, but occurring "With all deference to yon.'sir, ” an­ "Hast heard the news, landlord? ” Loe ’s, whose, then, was it? Helen iHp. m.; - Oh, dearl Isn’t he on one from New York 'made of bruss swered Arthur Proctor, with a rising col ­ "There is so much going ’twould be [TO BB CONTrtUKD.] coming to-night? I ho|)e he di«ln't take wire nnd doubtless copied from hooks of or that became him greatly-the justice hard to tell. I bear much.” tliat little quarrel of Wednesday serious ­ Europt'an manufacture.—[New York Cboaght he never looked on a young man Another customer entering, end recog ­ Star. wo comely as this—"she isyei norea witch nizing the one who entered before him, OxE.has always time enough, if one ly. —[Boston Ilcr&ld. than the iwtotcet woman yau^ver Ithew. they both let at the table, and each oi- will eppiy it all—(Jocthe, H« Had On# I.ac Tm ManT* OLD AGE. Mo Saas Ibr Hor. All the year rounds you may One ntg^l lait “ir«*k M Ltiut, RotHy A gtasi. snllfiD'looking,^ . heavy-jawed PATENTS [Of MnmoM THIS FAnca fu making himMlf solid with the new Dr. Huliues Talks of Youth and Maturity, and brutal-appearing man, six feet, tall rely upon Dr. Pierce’s Golden >artender of a Mnlberrr ^reet saloon, in and Glvaa a Praacriptluu fur Aatonlah- and weighing at least two hundred pounds, Medical Discovery to purify Great PEKSIOI H yJewark. N. J., Major Daly, an old vete- lug Cautus Clerks. came into a Justioe ’e office in oompanv *an with oaly one leg, came \a, and hob> with a little bit of a thin, wan, pale saa- the blood and invigorate the PENSIONS fsPuselTtS^r I was a little over 20 years old when I •n and Fatbers are ••> >ling up to the bar, said: / eyed woman who seemed to belong to system. It’s not like the ffiJ^ftoTlTaino^aatiTvhen v fret your meeeg. wrote the lines which some of yon may that class of females who are "afraid to frwa. AOStCrH II. Mt'RTItR, Ally, WilliiseiMi, Ik Ik “Come, Lieutenant, I’ll ^shake^ you a have met with, for they have been often lame of poker dice for the drinks.” fay ‘boo ’ to i goose. " sarsapariilas, that are said to The OUUit Medicine in tke Werld is/reimkfy “All right, ” said Reilly. I reprinted: “We went to have a lep ’ratfn’,” said DR. ISAAC ’rH0RlP80N*S The mossy marbles rest the man gloomily, while the frail little be good for the blood in Tif p'jjkytftiisw The bartender produced the dice box, i On the lips that be has pr»tt ind after each had won a leg Reilly threw In ^elr bloom. woman .looked up with a mere sugges ­ March, April and May. The ■Option, and has been lu constant use for neeiv # • in ace full. The Major responded with And tbs names bo 1ov «h 1 to hear tion of color showing in her thin cheeks. oenturr. There are few* efore you The world was a garden to me then; it I “I guess so," replied the man enllenly. of the eyes It Is an Infallible remedy. If the dlr» tlons are followed It will never faU. Wepartlenler^ itarted,” said the bartender as he placed is a churchyard now. “Me and bwr can’t seem to git along no times, and in all cases of invite the attenl'on of physicians to its nieiitB. luar “I thought jQU were one of those who , more." ■ale by all dfUjDSl‘>ts JOHN L. THOXPSOJI, HAHB ihe bottle on the bar. blood - taints, or humors, no k 00.. Troy , . tented enjoyment." ; sound suggestive of the skillful cracking nature. fore you began." 1 am one of those who so regai^ it. I of a whip-lash, “wo dou ’t git along at all, It took just one pitcher of i<;e water to Those are not bitter or scalding tears and I ain’t afeord to say why, nuther. It’s the cheapest blood-puri­ taring Reilly to, anct after he was placed that fall from my eyes upon “the mossy Here of late he don ’t wauter do one soli ­ PEiSIOiS! In t^“hurry up ” wagon and sent homo marbles." The young who left my side tary single thing I tell ’im to do, and I've fier, sold through druggists, Tlie Disability Bill Is s law. KoldbTH disabled siuee the war are entitled. Dependent widows and perraV- she boss, who had junt come in from sup* early in my life's journey are still with had jist I noiigh o ’ hts saas, an* yesterday because you only pay for the now dependent whose sons died irom effecUof sr“ per, said to the bartender: me in the unchanged freshness nnd I up an’ tuk a tioon.pole an’ gin him one service are included. It you wish youreJaimyourcJal r~* • “Yo ung man, 4w’4-get off-way more of beanty of ynuth. , Those aim iuive long - good dreesin-’ dew u tbav-1 guess be won ’t gmL you get _ ♦Iv arid wncce-sfullv pr<>S- kept company with me live on after their ecuted.____ address MES li__ shoee gags until ice is cheaper. They are forgit right olT, and he’s been talking Your money is returned' if Late CotnmUsio^er of Pensions. WA8IIRCTIA I. C. too expensive.”—New York Mercury. seeming departure, were it only by the i ‘sep ’ration ’ and ‘divorcement ’ ever sense, mere force of habit; their imaces are all anu Lawcl knows I’m wilbn’ for either or it doesn’t benefit or cure you. If You Want to Known PareMis, Perhaps. • around me, a4 if every surfsce had been a ; both. The man don ’t walk the airth who e hiinan system. Can you ask more.^ __ ftA tavtd, aiaeosr HsSnesd^ .• Inquiring guest —Waiter! seniitive film that photographed them; kin be sassy to me, no llo don ’t. Not .ignoramet and inditerHiass, ( Waiter—Yes, sah. their voices echo about me as if they had ; much.”—Detroit Fret Press. “ Golden Medical Dbcov=^ •Turt to all forms of disease, Inciuiring guest —What is this you have been recotded on those unforgettiug J Old Fites, Jiupture. J’kimosls, efe.. ery ” contains no alcohol to.^ -/■PI/ tn Marrloffe aud have pritt ho Maa - !et fall on my breed? cylinders which bring back to us the Gnitiryiiig to All, Doctor ’s Droll Jokes, profustly lUee- Waiter—Dat, sah, is calf’s brains on tones^ and accents that have imprinted inebriate, and no syrup or ______id ten eenta for new Laugb Cure Book oatleA ■to ast, sah, The high position attained and the uni- pFniftAI ftFMSg AMP 8I0W8EW8E« Inquiring gnest (after a long and care- tracks on the hardened sands. ’The "versuraeoeptance and approval oriUo pleas- suga r 10 aerailgc Ulgcattvyti. M- hill I'iJh CQ.. lai East 28 th 81 .. New YoA lul observation) —What a deuced idiot melancholy of dd age hot; a divine ten­ ! ant liquid fruit remedy, flyrup ef Flirs, as Itt’s a concentrated vegeta- that calf must have heenX-r-Purk. derness in it, which oelv the sad experi- ! the most e.xeeUeat laxative known, illus- GOUU «n<.Ag nt liV.. lAnil iL hnma.li wniil----liuL. 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The KMITH A 'WESSON Bevolrers are all stamped upon the bar­ more at homo than in the thinner ether over, but they' couldn ’t buy two tows of Salt-rheum, Fever-sores, White rels with firm’s name, otldress and dates of pateote and ore (uaranleed perfect in every detail. In- of youthful antioipation. gallium, that rare metal being worth Bistupon having the genuine article, ami if remr Sarsaparilta One of my prescriptions for longevity $.'{,2.'i0 an ounce. M'ith this metal the Swellings, Hip - joint disease dealer cannot supply you on order sent to oddmiMi highest price is reached, and it may well Ix-low will receive prompt and careful attention. may startle you somewhat. It is this: and kindred ailments. Deecriptive catalogue and prices furnished uiion a(»- Reoome the vicHm of a mortal disease. be calleu the rarest aud most precious of 18 Peculiar metals. pucuon. sMixU & WESSON, liOt half a dozen doctors thump you and ENSIONS w^ews^nd' entitled. C^Mention this paper. Bpringfleldt Rlaee. To Itself iknead you and test you in every possible Glucinnoa is worth $250 per ounce; in­ Apply at once. Blanks and Instfucuon (tm. way, and'Tender their verdict that you have dium, $15K; iridium, $058 a pound; lan- 8UlJJL£S A CCK, Att'ya, WaahiJiHton, D.C. thanium, $175, ami lithitiiu, $100 per P on qaternnl'Complaint; they don ’t, know ew pension law . FATFOrmEDUM •exactly what it is, but it will certainly ounce. Niobium costs $12» per ounce; THOI NAND.S NOW ENTITLKD WHO kill you by and by. Then bid farewell to asmiuuL, palladium, platinum, potassium HAVE NOT BEEN KNTITLEIL Address for (onus for application and full Information KBrnKHEMli 100 Doses ■the woFld and'shut yourself up for an in- and rhodium btiiug Tespeotiwely $640, lof LtvulGwa, Knltoa Cg .« IIUllb.,LmI $10$130, $32 a~nd $ >12 per pound. NW]VE. W. DUDLEY. 'write. April'14, 1*90: “Ihave^ tried Hr. ri. w; F. ayiiilur 'a wbentyou Vegiu this mode of life you may Strontium cOEfts $r2K an oupue; tautium, LATE CO.M.MIn N 10K£11 OF FENSITO'g; I rvmedlcH for cue month, J Attomey at Law, WaHhington, D. C. from Morrh 0 to April 4. II ^ne Doll^very piobably last twenty years, and then $144; telurium, $0; thorium, $‘-i72; vana­ (Mention this Faper.)______vrelgbwl U.3 lbs. After two! .you are—an octogenarian. In the mean­ dium, $320; yttrium, $144, and zirconiuni wvMH I weighed 230 Iha, Haliit. Thp onlyweSedsi time your friends outside have been «lrop- $250 an onuoe. Thns we see that the ^ having loft 13 lbs. and easy cure. Dc. J. L. I A m P C Who Value ■ Refined ^ I now weigh 219 : OPIUM Stephens, Lebanon. OhlOk pingotl'one after another, until you find comnronly reooivod opinions as to the H im., haviitg lost ’ IfXNTIOT'.THIS PAPER wbu wanw* w» tm tssthsh La#A^^ltm%8 Complexion Must Uio Just 24 Uj..Tn one yourself almost alone, nursing your mor ­ moat precioos metals are quite errone ­ month. Any one iilinrD NKW f*KNSH>N law . Soldiers and tal complaint gs if it were yoUr baby; ous. iloahtingthm may UnULIt Snilnrs are entitled to pension, no matter pozzoNrs address me pemnnally, with laaiiiiiR, aud I will answer «0 when or where dlsabllitv occurred. Write liumedi* bugging it and kept alive by it—if to ex- (Rie.Uona. 1 have not l)e<'n sick, and worked every dnt ately. J. H. I’OLKINHOKN' Ac CO., WaahiiiKton.dl.O. A KeiiHlIde I'recHiitloii. Can flumish nftldavltJi to tills. I.lZ^E BURKHKAIX- ust is to live. Who has not seen cases MEDICATED 8l'n:K»'LVUt’H FI.KSII KKliriTP 15 TO Rfi pooine rot _Snre relief inrnmf I like this, a man or a woman shutting Iliangh (Il8(3a80 Gamipt always b« conquered, ■ONTB by tho srlcntitk! application of harmlem herbal Price aiiou.Au 1 lluia* himself or herself up, visited by a doctor dtH A rat approach can he (o'leckod. But not remedie:*. ‘Thotreatmeutof otMwity,en(ircsiM(bed-weiUug>, KIDDEO’S PA8TILLE8.^ ^°^owerA(S: COMPLEXION Ihramatlsiin nervous, kidney, bkKxl, anil .kin dineajRn a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■pJtx'Atestowa.Alass. or a stTCcessiou of doctors (I remeinber •oujy tho u««* of a medicinal' safeguard to be necialtv. BnMCTLY CoKntiENTiAU Atidrras wltli three mention this paper w»ms« f* AOTSBTuaaa. STkamps for circulars, UK. O. vr. F. HNYhKK, ItaUa V 'that once in my earlv experieuce I was Tocuiinueiided <011 the first appearance of a iapaacM BalMlag, t4t Stat. Ht.. Chlrato, IIL L Write«f.yornp\v laws. j the twenty-seventh jthysiciiin who l»ad uiHlatly, but a wise dlscrimi nation sbouM be powder ■ Name this pap er when yon write. Kent free. Deeartarara- I been consulted', always taking medicine •oxerclscd lilt the eliok-e of a reiiieiiy. For ; _ __ ) ilavad. Sacoaaa or no tea. PENSIONS!'35 yra. azparlanea. A.W, ''uutil'-everybody was reminded of that im­ <)lrirty ycaro or more Hustutter's Htomach PorStleVyVTedtiitstFurjffieedsllfahrs FrerywlKre CHICHESTER’S ENGLtSff McOorBiek Thotisaadf^ "ENTITLED these iuvaHd vampires who live ou the ytepaia. fo-.-er 'end a'^ne, a loss of physical Itad Cross Diamond Brand. tinder the NEW ACT. bloed of tired-out attendants. “I do wisk f The only reliable pin for tale. Raft* and Wrib* Itunicdiately tor •atuinina, l.'var complaint nnd other disorders, FOR GALL stones ; Aor ’-- Ladies. a.L. lirwggl.t fur toe IMo- _ IJI.AJni.S for applies- i sbe would get well—or Boinetbiug." Per- ■aud has been 'Uiost eniphaticnlly indorsed by ntond Hrund, in ped meialUc bvxai, tukd tioiL. J.lt. tRAXLE & CO.,Waehiiarton,D.C, with blueribtwB. Tukcother. S-o. :5a-i I'enslon Jdvut, WMsbSniptoii, IN. A’Brighton milkman one morning for ­ inches ‘Ou the side, nnd calling to a easy to take. Price of either size, 25c. got to water bis milk. In the hall of the WHEN WHITING TO AI>VKHTI/ k US. woman in the yard he asked: xarsUY OF YOUR DRUGGIST. WT jilranr say you anW the ndvertl/t-fcicog irrst enstomor the omission Hashed upon “^Madam, was that fly screen jilaced in Im till, puprr;; ------•his'imeinory. A large tub of tine cler.T the )vindowto keep out flies''" PEIKIONSI expem S. water stood on the floor bv his side. Nc “Fliee?" she repeated, in a tone of con ­ • eyev'Was upon him, and three times did tempt, “No, sah. Dat st reen is in dnr ho dilute bis milk from it before the to keep out robbers, au’ de feller who 'WM. FITCH & COu, maid brought up her jugs. She wae squee/oe >iu ha-i got to be powerful lean Best Cough Medicine. Recommended by Physiciai JO/} Oavconn Bnildins, Wasblufften.D^O., served, and the milkman went his way. Andttrin.”—Detroit Free I*resu. 'While ho was bellowing down the next Cures where all else fails. Pleasant and agreeable to^he PENSION ATTORNEYS area his first customer's footman beck­ Hecnte oned to 1 im from the door, and asked Hr. Kiiyder, lierbullst. 243 State street, rtenRlons and claimK of all kinds in sborv-at posAlblo him to see his lordship in the library. Oiii^ago, wIk *.h <5 advcitlM-iiu'iit appears in Ume. wr JUJ.E’EE UNLESS SUCCESaTEL. _ There sat my lord, who had just tust^ thl*. .Wue lo'iio doubt the great trdneer of (i«'age. :Ilc taktsH “fal folks,” overloatled " ELY’S CREAM BALM .."'tki .' the milk. wlDi adlpo'^c* tissue until they are a hurd»*ii “Milkman," said his lordship. <0 tJicHmelvi's and a cJiarge upon tlieir rela- Is Worth $1000 lo any “My lord, ” said the milkman. and friends, and in a short time re- Mnny TToniun or Child “Milkman,” continued his lordship, “I ■du'^eN. 1 hem. at the rate of l.'i to 25 ])oiinds should feel particularly obliged if you fw'f month, .arid making rlllTerr-iit jrer.sons of siinefdtiir irofn would henceforth bring me th» milk nnd tlieiii. VVhat was inonstnnis becomes trim, ^eCHAM' OATAfiRH^ li Vw'.b end able to .vuit a foOt race with ^^^^MINLESS. PFrpnTiiAi^ • of mixing them myself. a Iraitretl ireiW—trlaH. Apply Balm mto-sarh nostril. I' “Well, my lord, it’s useless to deny the j A mw.e very fat friend uf ours is not now EFFECTUAL EI.Y BROS.. .■« Warren 8 t., N. T. re.'ognl/.ed hy lialf tht) insiple he meets, so FILLS ■thing, for I suppose your lordship watched me while——” great h-or been the chungi* in Ills weight. “No," interrupted I the nobleman; "the A tiraeol'iil Ooi|i|llinieiit. rilKATED FKKirouotiiK-ed hf all s.vni|;»t<>tuK are reiacxred. Anjui’-lntr Bi nd (or tree hcaikidt'testimoniala of nnnutilous Mr. Afl'Mlfle Twl 0 prides Liniself ou al- cur'‘8. Ten days RraMt4^i.nt furnished freebyauaU. “Excuse-me, sir.” Uc^aid as he stopped w 'VH Baying the right thingi — “Oh, come, ACTINQ LIKE MAGIC on the vital organs, strengthening the If xoii order triaA neial 10 cents in stamps to pv •into the cflKce, “but <£o )OU carry any life VPEt me. DK. IL U.tMkEEN ft HONS, AUanta. tJA. now. you ’re not old. I don ’t believe Von muscular system, and arousing with the rosebud of health ■iuaa ranee'?" are within t^eu yoarH a«ook rereipt of pnre—hut intpiire first. (Mention thus paper.) tQhosi. (H* fSiiles, IIeadjis>itc,(L<>othiiche. or nay jir-ars.;a»i. Kdwaiid Bfllamy has msds more IvERY WATERPROOF COLLAR on CUFF f:ar Conwt'stiuus, OoMUi, Jhranchitis, l*nea- rK«i'j|ution*< Tisser,Mng t'o the tneetiu, Infl«<1* maiidiiig money by “Looking Backward” than most gtm, XuiiilNAtvY, SclHtico, aaioro .tlioruuab and lb-»pi»ngli uml efl«k<'tiv(* enfj.Y<1* im*nf of men make by looking ahead.—Bonbon THAT CAN BE RELIED ON reyaa atCHl api lIcMtioiis arr 'iiQ«es«ury. Courier. ______^ __ BE UP AUXi.lcriial Ph Iiis, DlMcrTAen.^tTIc, .Spasms, *4+^4* w. -V^bdl. i-k e a curitfT*ii-.'/* i>gro-t tjo ST3ii-t! KaMAiTH, Faina tig SiKtllx, NervoManesH, Sloep- Tion ’t let Vorras oat tho v»*rjr life out of TO leHinaaes are lylicvetl lns(a«iAly, and fiuickly Tirr c«»rii<'l'->l»>iic: 'f the I'b-^'hnont In- rour little cliiliJr' 11. llesture tliotn to health cured Ivy takJiv inwardly 20 to ^ drops in ^tftut^ has iM->*n broX en open .-ncak hy giving Dr. Biiirs Worm Destroyer. THE MARK “to XDlfiiooloir! luUr a tAunbler etf water, fide. • Jaottie. All lbl<*f l••)tAled of X he bright >> w tlol- DmioabdfS- Isir pla. <*d tln'U * by iUdge \V. Ttirber. LovriiK ’ promises at the seaside are BEARS THIS MARK. The j»ai)crs verA'liot if.tifbed. Tci' in­ frefinontly like tho waves that lavo their stitute w'^lls .ar»Y golnx ni» rapldin uml feet— soon broken. the lunI^ w ill Iw iea- trade ber. ___ _ Bkcc 'H am ’s Pills care Bilious and Nerv­ ous ilia. NEouoKS 4*f r1- ;>g'*s ar» giiliig to sh hr*i*d ar icle raised. | ftoe . Cures where oth er remadlea fatL 25c. Yekeai laccoTitlnsr tn »Mre<‘*lims liiey ivlIS" (••tore health aud renew vitality. Until ITTfi cotton spinning was per- j A FoexET piu-custiion free to bmokert of THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF" foriDsd hy the. band . plnnlng-wbc sl.' , ) "I'eSfiiU'a Funeb" 5c. Cigar. COLLAR IN THE MARKET. Henry Richards and Dick Fiuelle w'ere jn town Sunday. _____ «iWHERE TO SAVE~MONEYI>» not HO good as snpiKhted. Andrew Hailey died at his home in Du-^ Saturday reported to bo the hottest of pluJu Tuesday morning of heart diseust* Is the question of Interest to Most of Us, and it is Easily the season. • Misses Anna Finch and Kmma Gibson will att<>ud the county exAmiuation at Lucian Aadrus of Cleveland, Ohio, and Answered by Examining the COUNTY COEBESPONDENCE. Corunna this week. Mrs. Beach of Ann .\rbtiT, is visiting their Master Budd Worden of Ovid is visit­ pareiitH, Mr. and Mrs. .fames .indrus. ing at this place. An iKtormitIns Batch of Item*- from Onr Mr. Weed of the former place, is also vis­ ELEGANT DISPLAY^ The subjwt for the Y. P. S. C. K. next Special CorreepondenU. iting them.. Sunday evening is'Prayingforourfriends ’ David Blank, an old pion^r, dropi)ed Leader, Miss Anna- Hess. rOWLKR. dead at his home Wery«r ilniwlH?d up eyjip- eral at the Catholic church Friday morn ­ inorntng for the state of Washingt on ortfting raspberries yesterdny, having HilS, FOBnSBIlKS, lid lOW PRICES, ing, Aug. 1. where Mr. Durfey went last spring. They «vai>orated forgroy ers about Ovid,25000 Miss Davis, the dreeHinaker. went last intend to make it tiieir future home. —OFFERED BY— quarts or about 8,000 pounds of the driisl Monday toXydns to 8l)«)d a few days The trial otthe matter uf Johanna B. fruit. They sold the entiw' product to a with her parente. Barker vs. John (IrnlMcr, tried before Esq. St Louis house for 27 cents per pound. O. A. Black’s baby 10 months old was Dauiulls’ lust wec'k, resulted in a verdict ^WHEAT . BROTHERSI> They expect to begin evaporating apples attacked with cholera infantum Sunday by the jury of fl7G for Mrs. Barker. about \Vedu«*sday next. morning. John paid the judgment and settled with l^reuzo Stanton presonteer pound. our streets every hour of tJbo day. anxious for his nomination. H. J. Pat­ I 'Ol iievTX.JIiwner preached to a large con ­ Stephen H. Taft of South Ovid, who we stated a short time ago had a curiosity terson, a .tanner,- -BolHlery lawyer, and gregation in the St. Johns Methodist friend of the laboring class, would cer­ in the way of twiiiTumbs with one heatl, CORBlIi TAtEMBIE, SPEGIAl/ffTENTHI|l church last Sunday in the absence of their tainly make an acceptable os well as a —THE LIVE— ■ ■ ■ two bodies' from the shoulder ’s bock, pastor, Rev. Thomas, who is tnkinguva- strong candidate to put in nomination four legs behind, two in front with two We would call the Public Attention to Our cation and is recuperating in Petoskey. this fall. Some of our citizens joinwl theexcursion {Kiinting upwards from the shoulders Complete Line of and has had thesaineniounteil by Stephen During the electric fieaks last Sunday an^WLEPIEIIT to Detroit last Saturday. night, a poi tion of fluid passed from a Valentine, presented us on We* in C. Fieldpoucli ’s Store. into her dwelling, iiihde several circuits says he recently refuned foO for the won­ Of St. Johns, have closed contracts for Michael Schafer is getting the stone on around the room of her domicile and the Sale of the following Reliable , der. the ground for a wall under his house in then left, dm'ng very little damage and and Popular Goods : Cioing huckleberryiiig is all the fashion this village. He will soon leave the farm stunning the inmates. now. Who hasn’t a huckleberry? A ques ­ We can furnish the Most Ele­ and come to town to live. Plajneu . Mrs. Crosby, of Lansing, mother of Dr. tion for tlie young man to answer. ♦ • Hyatt's wife, was the guest of attorney gant, Meditrm or Com­ • • • • SOUTH OLIVK. • • Puttersoiils family for the past week. Wood, Tabor & Morse^ four mon Grades at the A much needed rain came tdsL Sunday^ MAPLE RAPIDS. C. R. Daniels, proprietor of the grist Lowest Prices. A. J. VfosR, traveling agent for the De­ __Drive Tracti on Engines, corn, potatoes and pastures weregetting mill at this place has s<*cured the Hervices Walter A. Wo63Vhew single very dry. The rain was accompouieil by troit Free I’ress, uccoiiipaiiied bv bis wife of a flrst-oluKs miller. He has placed his ^ thunder and lightning. About .2:.3U and little son, are making a two week’s flour in the store of Dr. Pearsall and apron Harvester and Binder very sharp flash of lightning came and sojourn at Frankfort, Mich. guaruntms satisfaction to cuHtome ’rs,and and Wide Cut Mowers, Oliv­ Will preserve bodies from the outside ele- Mr. Mayer ’s barn, a little over two miles Barton and Sadie Ewers, sou and placed his price at 50c for 25 pounds. er Chilled and .Steel Plows, ineots, and we keep them on hand. north of DeWitt was discovered to be on daughter of Geo.^Ewers, formerly of this Eil.Cooly ami family, of Perrinton, are township, but nowresiding atRappalian- Auburn Steel Axle Wagon, fire. Three horses were in the bnili here sfieuding a few days with Nelson Tiger Self Dump Horse Rakes, Onr FaciUtits for Carliij for Bodies or at the time. The boys ran out and nock, Virginia, are visiting old friends Danuiels and family. Holdioi; Post lortems are tie Best. Bucceeiied in getting the liorses, bugg> ’, and neighbors in this vicinity. They ex- l.icenHe« to Wed. With Coil Spring Tooth that cart and harness out, but sixteen acres jiross themselves as Ixnug well satisfied Win. A. Abel, county clerk, has issued Never Breaks and the Best Get Our Prices before Placing Your Ord­ of wheat estimated at 300 bu.shels and with the Old Dominion State. the following licenses for the week ending Spring-tooth Harrow on ers for Furniture or Undertaking. twelve loads of hay was burned. The The prospects are thast a fruit evapoira- Thilrstlay : Earth, either wheel or floater barn was o good frame one, 32x44, with tor will be in o])erution iu this village in Anjc. 1—Frank Burgaur, Riley. 28 ; Katie the near future. MaHuf, Westphnlia, 2;t. R. M. STEEL SCO., aleanto attached 18x32. Itwasinsureil Aug. it—Bai'Icl Kheubottoni, Victor, 20 TIN SHOP for f325 and f300 on the contents. The Rob. l.ambie, who ha* the pastthree or Lc/niHa Batwler, same. 20. Running 365 days in the year. Walker Street, St. Johns. north gable eml was struck , and in less four years behu managing a farm east of Aiig. Ti—Jaraen Sumner ('oliiiiH, Ht JoliM, 24ni6 WALKER STREET WEST tills village, has liecome tireil of fanning 31 : EUltl) Minerva Doilge, same, 19. time than it takes to tell it the whole barn Auje. n—Arthur L. Stage, New Hamptxm. was in flames. Mr. Mayer ’s jM*ople have and intends soon removing to St. Johns N. Y.. 24 : LUr,le I,. (Jil>|>H, St. .lohnsis. 2.T. the sj’mputby of the entile community when* he will engage in kis old business of Farewell tt» the IliiHtle. they dre’very hanl working Gerniau i»eo- meat cutting in Chnrcirs market. Farewell to the huntle. Its Jong reign Is o'er: The plaeea that knew it n«»w know It no more; HE ms pst soi ple. Mrs. >fayer was sick in Ish I at the t). E. White, former dniggist of this mm 'Twas faMhiuned for form. atfliiHted h>r time and receivinl a wfvere sliock. She is place, is now prosfM'otiiig at Little Rock, grace-; completely prostrabKl with the loss of Ark., where, if ever>’thing is favorable, be Throggh aH ahiftH of TaHhlon it neverchnnged , prooerty and the shock togetlier. .War will engage in business. place; ly everybody for miles arourul were there .411 wheat threshed in tliis vicinity thus 'Twhh annuialouH, too. like the lH*Ht of our fur has excee Mr. ilawHoii n*turned to Detroit last notelty tliat phrases all the family. Baturday after rusticating ia the country We had a very heavy thunderstorm on nearly a month. ___ Sunday evening last. Oscar B'ilcox and family were in this The Evangtrlicul quarterly im*eting will place visiting old friends Sunday. b(>gin here on Friday next and one or IN BOYS’ WEAR. Last Saturday morning*Mrs. Watson both the S«*huerers nn* exp«*ctRHlto Ix’prc*- from B’atertown went to Lansing to do seut. ’ The importance of purlfring the blood can* some trading. While in I). C. Hurd’s Miss Retta Post, daughter of 11. L. Post, not be overestimated, for without pure blohd you cannot enjoy good health. store she was taken yeiy sick. She went is r*»jjort