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,lMo wifo she puts her head out th’ PERILS OF A MESMERIC EYE. WITH MY PIPE. Business Directory. WINTER. windy an sais, ‘Jos keop on stirrln there iWHITTIER’S SECEET, -§•! They Drove a Respectable, Glean Shaved When the wind blows cold and shrill through CHRISTIAN CHURCH. — Preaching every Old Winter is a sturdy one, an don’t you dast stop, fer th’ butter’ll Three styles: Riding Bow, Straight Lord's day at 10:30 A. >1. and T:30P. it. Also Lawyer Into Whiskers. the black December night, And lasting stuff ho’s made of. stick ter th’ kittle an burn et if you THE TRUE STORY OF HIS COURT knd tho oak logs pile the chimney, and tho Sunday School at 12:00 noon, and T .P . S. C. E. His flesh is firm as iron stone. & Temple, Eye Glasses. at 6:30 P. M. Prayer meeting each Thursday does. ’ I SHIP OF CORNELIA RUSS. A well known lawyer who has always flame is leaping bright, evening at 7:30. 0. W» 'Workers meet every Tues There’s nothing he’s afraid, of. ‘ ‘Down went th’ windy. I was jest taken considerable pride in the classic When witch tales are in order, and the chil Substantial frames, perfect lenses. In day at 7:30 P. M. Ho spreads his coat upon tho heath, thet hoppin mad I ’d a notion ter quit mold of his clean shaven face appeared dren cease their play, spect them. Nor yet to warm it lingers. Though She Bid Not Marry Him, She Ro- I light my pipe contentedly and puff and puff NITED BRETHREN CHURCH—Rev. J. W. right there an leave th’ ole thing bran, in the county courtrooms recently with - away. DeLoug, Pastor. Sabbath. services: Sabbath He scouts tho thought of aching teeth mained Single and Never Told—A Love U Or chilblains on his fingers. / hut then I was afraid Aba Scissors might a well developed growth of very unbe School 12:00 x.; Preaching 10:30 a. m.; Young kerry on if I did. So I stirred an stirred Episode In the Poet’s Info That Made n coming-beard. Every friend tbathe met Puff, puff, puff! People’s Meeting 6:OOp . m.; Preaching 7:00 r. m. Of flowers th at h.enm or birds th at sing Though the wind tho casement cuff, Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading Thursday even an stirred. I tell you I don’t know any Deep Impression Upon Him. wanted to know why he didn’t get A full pipe of tobacco B l J C s O s T S , in g ? ^ . Everybody invited to all theseservices. Full little cares or knows he. * shaved, and finally be corralled half a He hates the fico and hates the spring work as mean as thet. Stop moviu th’ The residence of 18 months in Hart- Brings me happiness enough. RESBYTERIAN C'HURCH, Rev. O. J. Rob And all th at’s warm and cozy. stick, an th’ kittlo burns. If yon over dozen of them in a corner and told them OPPOSITE HOTEL, BUCHANAN. P erts, Pastor, Sabbath services: Preaching ford introduced him to a vigorous anti Is sleep the time for dreaming? Well, I dream 10:30 A. M. and. 7:30 P. M. Sahhath School 12:00 But when the foxes hark aloud done et yon’ll know et ain’t no man’s slavery circle of higher culture and a, tho reason. my dreams awake. M. Yonng People’s meeting 8:80 P.M . Prayer On frozen hill and river; work.” Ho had never learned the art of shav I Jovo the varying visions that a wreath o* meeting, Wednesday evening, 7:30. When round, tho fire the people crowd “Th’ weemen alius does et with us,” more delicate refinement than any ho ing himself and had always patronized smoke can make. the ‘ghosts, ’ as he persisted in calling And rah their hands and shiver; had known, and' within that circlo in one barber. Not long ago the barber Tho scent of my tobacco makes me reconciled the phenomenon, and he was even more ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH—Rev. A. P. said the Tinsmith in a superior tone. carnated in a most lovely woman be was to stay muddled than usual in his manipulation Moore,Pastor. Preaehingjat 10:30 A.M. and7:30 When frost is splitting stono and wall. “I cal’lated they was ter do et with dropped into the habit of telling him In a world which hath no sorrow but a pipe P. M. Sunday school at 1* M. Y. V. prayer And trees como crashing after, to find his fato. that he (the lawyer) had a mesmeric can puff away. of the transit. Finally his slowness meeting Thnrsday evening. Cottage prayormeet us, ” the Chronic Loafer continued, ‘ ‘but Among thefriends tho biographer has ing Tuesday evening. Covenant meeting Satur NEW SUPPLY OF That hates ho not; ho loves it all; I mistook. I stirred an stirred an stirred. eye. The lawyer didn’t mind much what oaused night to come on before ora task day before the first Sunday of each month, with Then bursts lie Out in laughter. mentioned Judge Russ, a man well Puff, puff, puff! was completed, and we therefore return cummnnion the first Sunday of the month. Th’ fire got hotter an hotter an hotter, his barber thought of his eye so long as Let the world go smooth or rough, Strangers always welcome. His homo is by the north pole’s strand, an as et got; warmer th’ han’le of th’ known in that day for brilliant parts ho shaved him satisfactorily. But hav A pipe of rich tobacco ed at dusk to the same camping plaoe Where earth and sea aro frozen. stirrer seemed tor git shorter, an me face and a handsome person. The family ing discovered that the lawyer’s eye Brings me happiness enough. as the night before. HE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL con His summer house, wo understand, was distinguished for beauty and bright^ “After we had eaten supper Buck Tvenes at 12 o’clock each Sunday. We urge SCHOOL SHOES In Switzerland ho’s ch<& n. begin ter blister. I kep’ etupfer an bora was mesmeric the barber went a stop In th e bine smoke round me curling rise the each member to be present, and cordially invite an a half, toll me legs was near givin ’way ness. Of those members whom Whit further and once in awhile, after mak Carolina hills, said: ‘Colonel, I never want to see that ail who are not in any other school to come with Henderson's lines of Red Seliool Now from tho north he’s hither hied tier knew, Mary, the oldest, married Si ing a slip with the r iser, would explain The sunlight on the meadows and the ripple infernal light again. Ghosts or no us. A faithful corps of teachers will bid you wel To show his strength and power, under me, me fingers was stiff an ach- los E. Burrowcs. Mrs. Burrowes died on the rills. come to the various classes. Ag IES stirrin et ’round th’ fire.” rate. Frequently he would set his rick OhicagoKalamazoo Accom., 21. S:ftiA. M. rupted: “Bnt Abe Scissors ain’t got “Reflex action,” exclaimed the stiff—such a letter as a shy Quaker lad of the earth by cooling, bnt this Lord system.” * ; Bost-, IU Y-and Chi. special, No. 1 .. 12:00 M no kittle. Thet there’ ’—■ wonld bo likely to write, for that he Kelvin believes to be very small—per ety old transit with the lens wrong end JHul>25o. 3 ...... 3:13 P. hi schoolteacher. to, and after trying to locate the flag for “What became of Buck?” I asked as' A. F. Peacock, Local Agent. SEND FOR CATALOGUE “Let him tell his good one,” cried was in spite of bis genius. He begged haps not more than one six-thousandth the colonel paused. > O. W. Rugqixs (*. P * T A Y-L-DOUGLA3' “Th’ butter was fairly smolrin, an th’ 15 or 20 minutes he would discover his BROCKTON2-L&SS. the teacher. “He’s been trying it every kittle—well, say, if thet there wasn’t her, if she felt unable to return his af part of the retardation due to tidal fric ‘‘Buck? Just read that clipping, ’’ and Over One Million People wearthe night this week. Let’s get done with it. ” fection, to koep his secret, for he said, tion. error, and then such swearing as he in jest as black oh tk’ insido as ef et was dulged in Is rarely heard outside the the colonel took from his pocketbook a VAN DAL I A LINE W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes “Th* missus made np her min she’d iron ’stead of copper. An wasn’t them ‘My respect and affection for yon are so Professor Newcomb has declarod from worn bit of newspaper and handed it bilo apple butter this year despite all me great that I could not survive the mor astronomical considerations that the forecastle of a man-of-war. I sometimes TIME TABLE, All our shoes are equally satisfactory weemen mad! Maybe et was reflect act- think the strange manifestation which to me. It read as follows: ; They give the best value for the money. objecti’ns, an two weeks ago this comin in they done, as the teacher sayd, bnt tification, if your refusal were known. ’ ” earth went slow and lost Seven seconds Bagdad, Colorado Desert, Jan. 15,1SS9. ! In effect Sept. 25, 1S94. Trains leave They”** ' equal custom Shoes in style and fit.i Soturday she done et. They ain’t no Cornelia Russ was sought in marriage between 1850 and 1862, and then went I am about to relate to you might have An old inspector and surveyor known as Galien, Mich., as follows: Theirr wearing qualities are unsurpassiunsurpassed. whatever et was et skeered mo consid been duo to Buck’s profanity. Certain The prices are uniform,— stamped on sole. trees on our lot, so I got John Longneck- erable, they kerried on so. Bnt final by several distinguished persons, but fast and gained eight seconds between Buck Pomeroy disappearedmysterionsly from FOR THE NORTH. From Si to $3 saved over other makes. er ter give me six bushel of pippins an she died unmarried, and she kept Whit 1862 and 1872, changes of rate explica ly if man can ever have power to sum Ms camp a t tMs point three days ago, and no No. 52, Ex. Sun., 1:55 P . M. For St. J oseph If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by I seen how funny et was, bow th’ joke mon spirits, evil or good, from the neth trace of Mm has heen found. He was in com York Imper’als mixed on condition I tier’s secret. His poem suggests that the ble by possible changes in the earth’s pany with, two friends and was apparently in FOR THE SOUTH. was on th’ missus who’d loss all her ap er world, Buck ought to have had that G. W. NOBLE. helped with his tlirashin next month. I ple butter, ’stead of on me, an how I’d stern oroed of Calvin held them apart— shape, so slight as to be quite nndiscov- good health and spirits. They all retired as No. 53, Ex. Sun., 11:29 A. M. For Terre Haute give Hiram Thompson thet there red a thing very likely to happen in Con erable in astronomical observations. — power in no small measure. customary early in the evening, bnt in the F or Complete Time Card, giving all trains and got square with Abe Scissors fer lendin “I began tho inspection of the survey morning Buck was missing, and diligent stations, and for full information as to rates, shote I ’ve ben fattenin fer a bawrl of me bis old copper. kittle, when he necticut half a century ago, but if be Chicago Times. search has failed to find Mm. He went away through cars, etc., address cider. She’d cal’lated ter put up ’bout had known that she had changed her preparatory to tho right of way work, just as he was rolled in his blankets—barefoot C. M. Wheeler, T. P. A., knowed et ’ud bnrn if I ever stopped starting at Rogers, a desolate station on Terra HauTe, Ind. 14 gallon of butter. I said et was all stirrin. An I jest langhed. ” early connections for the more liberal English Accents. ed and half dressed. One of the men said he Or W. F. BnxniXER, foolershness, fer I could buy et a heap associations of tho Church of England The great French actor Febvrehaa an the A. and P. road, on the borders of an thought he heard Buck’s voice in the night Ass’t Gen’l Pass. Agent, St. LouiB, Mo. Tho chronic loafer leaned back in his immense dry lake. We made ora first saying something about some ghosts being aft $300.00 FOR NfiME sight cheaper an was gittin tired of he would have seen yet more distinctly ambition or a dream that some day the er him, hut he thought it was a dream and so For particulars sea T ick's F loral Guide for 1SS5, chair and chuckled loudly. The farmer camp some 15 miles west of that point. which contains colored plates of Vick’s Brandling As Pennsylvany salve anyway. Fer all year arose and walked around the stove. that “shadow of himself in her, ” of stage of every country -will speak the paid no attention to it. Buck has evidently ter, Sweet Peas, Vegetables, Hibiscus, and. GoldFlower, round, zulicks is ’bont th’ best thing which the poem speaks. language of his country with a perfect The regular survey camp was at this joined that innumerable caravan, of men whose Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and Honest illustrations; descriptions that describe, not “ What fer a kittle was thet?” he timo near Gorman’s Station, under the bones whiten tho remote sections of the desert mislead : bints on solving and. transplanting. Fri:nted ter go with bread. ” Those who are familiar with “Mem accent and an academic unity. “It is and will doubtless remain forever without in____ IT______different colored .. ______inks. ______Mailed on receipta lp t o< f 10 asked in a low, pleasant tona “ Was shadows of Mount Frazier. Ora camp cents, which may be deducted from first order. Vick’s “Mentioninzulicks,” interrupted tho they a big S stamped on th’ inside, np ories” will recall tho “hazel eyes” that very thing, the variety of accents, burial. . St. Louis Railway. Seeds contain the germ of life. storekeeper, ‘ ‘remin’s me thet yesterday and “light brown hair” which it com was a rude settler’s cahin, and near it next th’ rim?” that makes English so puzzling to a for was a shack barn with a little bay stored I folded np the clipping and returned ^ " B I . G FOUR ROUTE. CHOICE SWEET PEAS, I got in a bawrl of th’ very finest. Et’s “Thet’s th’ one, he, he!” cried the memorates. -and fancy perhaps that there eigner. Go into any of tho first class it to the colonel. He put it back in his Small Quantities at Wholesale Prices, none of yer common cookin m’lasses, is some mistake. It is not likely that comedy theaters in London. An actor in it. A well of fairly good water close T h e P opular R oute Betw een th e Michigan A A CENTS A POUND, 1 25 varieties and colors loafer with great hilarity. “ S fer Scis pocketbook without a word.—San Fran j c U P03TAGE PAID. / mixed. A pound only 40 Whittier forgot the color of Cornelia’s by made a comfortable camp a possibil Cit ie s and it.t. Southern P oints. but was made special fer table use. ” sors an”— enters. He speaks one English. Another cisco Gall. tts.; is pound 25 cents; H pound 15 cts.; ounce Wet* eyes or hair. In some effusive moment walks on the stage. He speaks a second ity. It was late in October, and the wa - i Condensed Schedule of Trains. Effective JAMES VICK’S SOHS, Rochester, K. V, “I’ll bring a tin down an hev et fill “S stands fer soda too. My name’s ter had risen near the surface in the bed May 23,1S93. ed, ” continued the loafer, “fer there’s Soda, an I lent thet kittle ter Abe Scis he had shown the poem to James T. species. A third and a fourth have a Swells of Ancient Egypt. | GOTXG NORTH. STATIONS. GOIXG so nothin better’n plain bread an zulicks. Field and Edwin P. Whipple. In 1850, third and a fourth variety. It is just as of the dry lake. We had eaten ora sup From what has come down to ns, • p. 2i. a. at. p. at. P.M. P.M. sors three weeks ago,” yelled the per the first night out and were having Bnt she don’t soe things my way alius, farmer. when Cornelia had been dead eight though, at tho Comedie Francaise, one written, painted or chiseled, the Egyp- ! 845 730 12 4S Iv Anderson ar 1 20 _9 40 years, they wished to publish it, and ho a quiet smoke, looking out over the deso tian lord must have been a great swell, j 900 745 10S Linwood 103 .... an there was nothin but fer me ter bor- The loafer gathered himself together role were to be played by a Marseillais, late expanse of desert toward Lancaster, 913 7 59 116 or Alexandria 12 46 9 13 ry th’ storekeeper’s horse an wagon an and arose from the muddy pool at the was very reluctant.' He had not out another by a Bordelais, a third by a Tho details of the twelfth dynasty jshow i 9 26 810 129 ar Sunnmtville 12 33 8 o grown his early passion, and before it a station on the Southern Pacific road, Egyptian^elegance at its best. The lord ; 936 821 141 Bairinount 12 20 8 l drive over ter Abe Scissors’ an git th’ foot of the store steps. He gazed rue Breton, each with his individual accent. some 25 or 30 miles to the southwest. 94S S31 152 Jonesboro 12 09 8 2 loan of his copper kittle an stirrer. ” fully for a moment at the closed door was printed undoubtedly changed a few A dtranger would find it difficult to pose has a male housekeeper, his miatrej P-M. Buck had been entertaining us with d’hote, called “superintendent of the! 9 59 S43 207 Marion 11 57:18 16 “But Abe Scissors ain’t got no copper and seemed undecided whether or not to descriptive words.-to seroen tho truth, it himself, to take his bearings. On one yarns about ghosts that he insisted *. •* S 57 ... Box’s 11 36 .... kittle,” cried the farmer vehemently. return from whence he had been so un may be from Cornelia herself. She nev of my visits to London I was talk provision house. ” There was a “super- j 1020 905 230 La Fountaine 1U30L7 50 er saw it, bnt I think he died believing haunted an old mining camp near intendent of the baking honse,” and] 10 30• 914 .... Treaty 11 21 7 41 * “Hesaydetwas his copper kittle,” ceremoniously ejected. Then the sound ing with the Prince of Wales. ‘By Owens’ lake and was inclined to feel 1045 930 253 ar W abash. U.10 .... the chronic loafer replied, “an I didn’t that she had. the way, Febvre,’ said he suddenly, the mixer of drinks had the title of .... 9 45 310 Iv Waba9h 10 55 .... Caveats and Trade-Marks obtained, ana all paten* of much laughing came to his ears, and hurt 'Ijpoause I laughed at his tales. «... 955 ... Speiehers 10 400.... business conducted for MODERATE FEES. My ast no questions. He ’lowed I could hev ho exclaimed, half aloud: Rumors of this story reached me long 'how do yon get'along with English?’ ‘ ‘scribe of the sideboard. ’ ’ Perhaps he ..... 10 01 3 26 Urbana 10 34 .... office is in the immediate vicinity of the Patent Office, et jest as long as I didn’t bran et, fer ago, bnt I wonld not print a mere sur ‘Ah, monseigneur, ’ I replied, ‘the Eng “ When darkness came on and only was a butler and regulated the supply .... 1041 326 Bolivar 10 24 .... and my facilities for securing patents are unsurpassed. “ Well! If thet ain’t a good nn!” the outlines of tho gaunt mountains 1019 3 44 N.Manchester 10 19 .... Send modcL sketch orpbotograph of invention,-with he claimed he give §25 fer et et a sale And be ambled off borne to the mis mise and by long and devious ways— lish I learned in Paris does not pass be of wines from tho cellar. There were 1100 42S Warsaw 936 .... description and statement as to ad vantages claimed. leading through probate offices and town across the desert were discernible in the gardeners, porters and handicraft men, .... charge is made for an'ophiionas to las’ spring. Hevin made sa’sfact’ry sus.—New York Sun. yond the fortifications and is only starlight, Buck of a sudden said, ‘Colo ...» 1126 454 Milford 911 .... ami my fee for prosecuting the registers, through church records and all busy in attending to the master. “ A .... 11 56 552 Goshen 8 43 .... patentability, ’ran gem on ts fer th’ apples, cider, kittle spoken between Frenchmen!’ ”—Phila nel, I never thought an engine head .... 1220 5 48 Elkhart 8 19 __ application will not he called for until the an stirrer, they was nothin left ter do private papers, in a varied correspond delphia Ledger. preparer of sweets” must have been a patent is allowed. “ I nventors* G u id e ,** con Miglit or Right. light could be seen so plainly at Lancas .... US 609 Niles 7 40 1 57 taining full information sent free. C om m unl* ence that has occupied two months, confectioner. The Egyptian, when he ] .... 125 645 Berrien Centre 7 20 .... All but bile. ’ Two weeks ago tarmorrer we I havo often asked my radical friends ter.” .... 120 6 51 Eau Claire 714 ___ cations Considered as Strictly Confidential. done et. Missus invited sev’ral of her have I followed tho story as I tell it.— Out of Place. was no longer mortal, had hopes of being .... 200 7 20 Benton Harbor 6 45 .... what is to be done if, out of every hun Springfield Republican. “ What, ” asked the king in, the play, “ ‘Nor did I,’ was my reply, as I saw well fed in the hereafter, as he believed p. at. p-.ar. A.M. FRAN KLIM H. HOUGH weemen frien’s in th* day before ter dred enlightened voters, two-thirds will 925 F Street, W ASHINGTON, 1). ©. help schnitz, an I tell yer what with “ are those Roman citizens doing over close to the ground at a distance diffi he would be nourished in bis particular L. O. S chaerer, Agent, give feeir votes one way, but are afraid Gently Said. cult to estimate a round, strange col Benton Harbor. talkin ’bout how many apples was need there?” heaven with abundant goose and beef. Oscar G. Murrat, Traffic Manager, to fight, and the remaining third will .“Really, Mr. Stalate,” she per "Your majesty, ” rejoined the her ored light or ball of fire, very like a Offerings to the gods show the variety; Cincinnati,.O. ed with so much cider biled down ter so not only vote, bnt will fight, too, if the D. H-Martin, G. P. A , ANDNEW__ G.ssi U tO Eto PocIt^Balserafor 1895. much, an howmnch sugar an cinn’mon sisted, * ‘you havo given mo fora hours of ald, “they are believed to be forming a locomotive headlight. A moment’s of the Egyptian menu) and in one are Cincinnati,rO. ssas1Contains over ISOfino illo stra tio n s show orter be used fer so many crocks of but poll goes against them. Which has, your time this evening.” plot. ” ’ watching, however, soon convinced me included 10 kinds of cooked meat, 5 C. S. Blackman,JTrav. Bass. Agt., ing a photo of the largest hennery in tna then, the right to rule? I can tell them west. Gives best planaforpoultvy houses, ter, them folks bed a great time. When “Why—or—upon my word! So I “ Tell them they mustn’t,” '- com that the light was erratic in its move kinds of bird or game, 16 Varieties of Anderson Ind. sore remedies and recipes for all diseases, which will rule. The brave and resolute also valuable information, on the kitchen they finished their enttin an parin, they have. Tho hours pass like minutes manded the monarch, with asperity, not ments and was nothing more or less bread and cake, 6 assorted wines, 4 : and flower garden Bont lor only 10 center minority will rnlo. Plato says that if I JohaBsiachoj, fzee$ozt,IU« was a washtub an a half full of th’ finest when I am with yon. ” unmingled with ennui. “Admonish them than a grand display of the ‘ignis f atuus’ brews of beers, 11 sorts of fruits and an Tforphine habt. one man was stronger than all the rest cu re a la 10 t o 2 0 schnitz you uns ever seen.” “You were telling mo that since that they are throwing their time away. or will o’ the wisp, something I had endless number of sweet things.—New , days. 30,000 cases f S K ® of mankind he would rule all the rest seen many times at the ends of the spars cured.. Boole of tes- eorerem e “Barryed -my washtub still,” ex yonr promotion yora. time is valuable. ” Plots have no plaoe in this kind of dra York Times. also valnt of mankind. It must he so, bocanse , tlmonlals free. 3fo FRENCHandflow BUHR e HILLS claimed the shoemaker. “Yes.” ma.” • or mastheads of a ship at sea, but never — ------OPIUM______I p ty till Cared. 28 sizesand styles. Every mUl warranted, ^ there is no appeal. Tho majority must Those Irrepressibles 1 JT X . StTEPCttlMS, 2ft. i>*.!>., ]Lebanon, O hio. Joh&Bsns( “Next mornin we was up at 6 o’clock, “Well, papa doesn’t allow me to re With which the king turned to tho on land or in such magnitude. I said For A ll Kinds of Grinding.. he prepared to assert their divine right It was at a large party. A gentleman ] A boy con operate andkeep” an hed th’ fire goin in th’ back yard, ceive expensive presents from young audience and sang with fine efiect, to Buok: ‘It’s no headlight. It’s one of In order. “ Book on Mills” an th* kittle rigged over et, ’an bed be With their right hands, or itwiU go the men. ’’—Washington Star. “Her Auburn Tresses Wouldn’t Stay In your ghosts come to convince me of the had the misfortune to break a glass. THOS. 3. SPRAGUE ft SON and sample meal FREE* — W ay other divine rights have gone be Attorneys and Solicitors o f Par AH kinds mUlnmchlDery. Flour" gin ter bile down thet bawrl of cider. Oral.”—Detroit Tribune. truth of yora stories. ’ He turned white Little Lena, who was standing near her 1 ents. United States and foreign. mills built, roller orbufarsystesudr fore. Spotted. mamma, raised herself on tiptoe andj Correspondence solicited. Instruc BeduccdPrlces for *93. | Bilin down ain’t bad, fer they ain’t as a sheet and grasped me by the arm, tion Pamphlet Iree. u W l S l I will not believe the world to have Mr. Lightweight (airily, to conductor) A Realistic Dream. whispered, loud enough for all the com-1 CONGRESS STRBBT; D E T R O IT , N0RDYKE & MARMON C O .,I nothin ter dq. Et’s when yer begins saying, ‘It’s coming dead fon us, sure as MICH. Established 1863. 305 Day Streeti ImllaViapol. been so ill constructed that there are —1 wonder what that shabby old codg “Taking the other day, as a brief re we live. ’ pany to hear: i puttin in th’ schnitz, an hes ter stir, rights which cannot be enforced. It ap ketches yon. er finds so attractive in this direction. spite from labor, a little nap at my “And so it was. Dancing up and “And one of the borrowed ones too!” ' “I didn’t ’low I’d stir. Missus, when pears to mo that the true right to rule He’s been eying me for ten minutes. desk,” said a man, ‘ I dreamed that I down, it came, nearer and nearer. I Later in the evening the hostess gave in any nation lies with those who are Conductor (thoughtfully) — I guess was smoking, and that I had swallow must confess it made even me a trifle one of her little daughters a nice apple. : SPECIAL SALE OF th’ cider was all biled down tor a kit- best and bravest, whether their numbers tleful, sayd I’d hev ter, but I claimed he’s wondering how you happen to be ed a lot of smoke. I awoke coughing. nervous, while as for Buok ho evidently “Now, give your mamma a kiss, ' are large or small,- and three centuries traveling on a pass. He’s the president Wasn’t that kind' of curious?”—New took my joke about the ghost in dead there’s a dear, ” said the child’s uncle. thet I’d worked ’nough gittin th’ things. ago the best and bravest part of this Besides I ’d a ’pointment ter see Sam of the road.—Now York Advertiser. York Sun. earnest arid was completely panic strick “I’m not allowed to when she’s - WASH - DRESS - GOODS snores, in' srage nnver, 'wnen no come English nation had determined, though en. ’For God’s sake!’ he cried, ‘let ns painted her face.” through here thet afternoon. Missus an they were but a third of it, that pope Warmed by Their Dollars. Nat Sensitive. get out of this, ’ and was on the point Little Paul was sent with a bunch of her weemen frion’s grumbled, but begin and Spaniard should be no masters of . A trick of Canadian girls to keep the Sophy (who accepted Mr. Charles of jumping np and running off into tho flowers to the manager’s wife on her During February we will show you Wash Fabrics, consisting of dumpin th’ schnitz with th ’ bilin cider theirs.—Froudo in Longman’s -Maga hands warm in severe weather is worth Fleetwood the night before)—Does Mr. desert when all of a sudden the light, birthday and waited in silence after he an ter do their own stirrln. I come over zine. noting. They heat a number of silver Fleetwood strike yon as being a sensi disappeared and was seen no more that had been dismissed. Coronet Lawns, Plain Swiss, here an waswaitin fer Shores ter come, Where Cupid Blundered. dollars and slip them into a-netted tive man, Pauline? night. Lady—Well, my young man, what India Dimity, s Javenese Novelty, After an hour I concided I’d run over It is whispered that a thoroughly Pa prase, carrying tho latter in their muffs. - Paulino (who doesn’t know of the “Buck finally quieted down, though are yon waiting for now?r Calli Dimity, ter th’ houso an git a drink of cider. I risian divorce, which has been for some The coins, treated In this way, retain engagement) — Gracious, Hoi A man I Could see by his nervousness and fre- Paul—Mamma said I was not to ask Badminton Novelty, went in th’ back way, an there I seen time in question. Is imminent. The for a piece of birthday cake, but wait Empress Dimity, Printed Pique, the heat for several boras and can be who haa been rejected by 14 girls with n qnent quick glances in the direction in. Ike Lauterback’s wife standin alono parties are the granddaughter of a great: utilized tbrust inside the dress to pro- in six months and gets fat .on it cannot which the light had appeared that he till I got it.—Tagliche Rundschau. Swiss Dimity, Plain Duct, stirrin. Missus bed jest dumped th’ las’ poet, deceased, and a literary man, son teot ihe chest, or put about the throat; or be sensitive. Why, Sophy, what’s the was still in dread of its reappearance. Priscilla Lawn, Printed Dnck, of thet tubfnl of schnitz inter th* kittle of a famous author. The young wife, itl applied almost anywhere about the body matter? “I discussed the matter with him for Rockers. French Brilliants, Manhattan Duck, an was in th’ house with th’ rest th’ is stated, has returned with her baby to; where tho cold is most felt.—New York She had fainted;—London Tit-Bits. hours, trying to explain the real nature Rocking chairs of the styles prevailing L’Empress Linen-, Black Organdies, weemen. her mother. A carious thing is that, in-j Times. of tho phenomenon, and that no possi nowadays are believed to havo been in Mouseline DeCalve, Blade and White^ Organdies, - “ When Missus Lauterbach seen me, compatibility .of .temper being the sole < A Humble Part. ble harm could comer of it. But he vented in the present century. They are Scotch Novelty, she sais pleasantlike: ‘I’m so glad yon. danse of the rupture, it is not yet known! Grammatical Discussion. Theodoras—I always read the parlia would ’not- have it that way, and all mentioned by Venerable Bede: “ The wo Scotch Ginghams, Young Arduppo—Is it right to say men now are so luxurious that they do Midlothian Zephers, Juvenile Zephers, como. Yonr wife and th’ rest of th’ la whether a divorce can be obtained.-— mentary reports very carefully, but that I could say did- not influence his dies hes made a batch-of cookies. Now, Paris Herald. “deem” or “consider,” Miss Arrcss? have never come across any speech of superstitions dread of. the strange ap have chairs with wooden circles on the Dotted Swiss, Amoskeag Ginghams. Miss Arress—Qh, both aro allowable. yours yet. legs and which sway back and forth in yon jest stir here a minute, an I ’ll go The greatest celebration of the Feast pearance. git some for you. ’ ’ For instance, I deem you a nice young Bernard (M. P.)—How is that? Have “ ‘Colonel,’ he said, ‘it’s a hoodoo. such sort that it maketh one sick to be We are now ready to show you our new Spring Carpets, Bugs, Lace Curtains and “ I was kinder afraid ter take holt on of Tabernacles was held B. C. 1004 at man, but 1 cannot onnsider you at all. you never noticed the words, “Cheers hold thorn. ” the dedication of Solomon’s temple. This railroad scheme and its promoters Portieres at prices that are the lowest ever known. Our Muslin, Linen and Embroidery thet there stirrer, so sayd I ’d git ’em A Peculiar Pearl. and hear, hear?” That’s where' I coine will die suddenly. Sure!’ in.—Stuivers Blad. . Teapots were the invention of either Sale continues daring February. meself, bnt she ’sisted she’d be right out, Roman ladies had safety pins Closely J. W. Jones of Robertson, Ky., has “I laughed at his fears, and we lay the Indians or tho Chinese and are' of an foolish I tuck th’ han’le. Well, I resembling the modern article. found a pearl on which is the perfect down to rather a_restless night. The tell yon I regret et th’ minute I done et. Bulwer-Lytton knew all the odes and/ uncertain antiquity, They came to Eu outline of a man’s hand. Seen through work in this section was not completed rope with tea in 1610. I stirred an stirred, an Mrs. Lauterbach The straw of rye is often of faf more a microscope even the veins appear. It Other poems of Horace-by heart. He next day in timo to return to the main ROSE & ELLSWORTH, South Rend didn’t coine. Then I hear th’ weemen translated large portions of Horace’s camp, and half a dozen times in the value than the grain. is valued by experts at §150. poemt into English verse. Marie Antoinette, the queen of Louis : langhin in th’ house like they’d die. course of thowprk Buok spoke about XVI, gave a name to Marietta, O. \ i
/**"v -A r- D C C n D C I could get relief The Adventist committee on nomin GLENDORA. economy of this form of government D C P I I i | C from a m ost hor ations has reported the following offi From our Regular Correspondent. is undisputed, while the absence of the rible blood dis cers for the next World’s Conference: Feb. 26,1895. political politician and his raids upon the public treasury, which is such a ease I had spent hundreds of dollars President, O. A. Olsen; Corresponding Good-bye, sleighing. We are not common feature in all city govern The Evening: News, trying various remedies and physi Secretary, L. D. Nichols; Recording quite ready to see you go, but go, if ments, is conceded to be a great advan cians, none of which did me any Secretary, W. W. Prescott; Foreign you must. tage. In consideration of these bene ANTfti’LAUS :JG Great Daily of Michigan.* good. My finger nails came off and Mission Secretary, E. M. Wilcox. All The mill yard is piled full of logs, fits, the substantial citizens of the Na my h a ir came out, leaving me tion’s Capital are perfectly willing to of the above are of Battle Creek. Ex- and still they come, go without the exercise of the right of perfectly bald. 1 then went to ective Committee, Elders 5. N. Has Ed. Babcock is' shipping wood as franchise. Z r^rvIE-FAPEB cannot be replaced by even greater kell, Cape Town, Africa: W. C. White, fast as he can haul it. L. H. Kempton It is admitted that this form of gov — ■ 1 ■ -- " " publications from larger cities; they ' Sidney, Australia; J. H. Morrison, Oak ships a carload occasionally. Lumber ernment is theoretically imperfect; in cannot supply completely the many items of home news that are of the HOT SPRINGS asmuch as there is no provision made Hoping to be cured by this celebrated land, Cal.; J. H. Durand, Battle Creek; is being loaded” on the cars, and the for the exercise of the right of fran greatest interest, but for State, National, and worldwide news, the greater treatment, but very soon became disgusted Y. A. Irwin, Mt. Vernon, Ohio; R. C. mill is running on full time. chise on the part of the citizens. It is. paper must be looked to. The Detroit Evening News stands as the and decided to try S.S.S. The effect was Poeter, Lancaster, Mass.; H. B. Hol- Can any one deny that sleighing considered by those who have lived RIGHT truly wonderful. I commenced to recover under this government, which rhas ex leader in the State, and should go hand in hand with your home paper. at once, and after I had taken twelve bot ser, Basle, Switzerland; A. J. Breed, makes times livelier? tles I was entirely cured—cured by S.S.S. Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. Adney Adams and wife of Hart> isted since the year 1878. that this de r cured—cured by S.S.S. fect appears greater in theory than in 2 Cents per Copy. when the world- ford, Mich., visited relatives and The Evening News, actnal experience. A large number of 1 0 C e n t s p e r W e e k . Housewives renowned H o t Springs had failed. COMMON COUNCIL. friends in this neighborhood last week. the residents of Washington are no $1.25 for 3 Months by Mail. Detroit. Mich. Wm. S. Looms, ‘ Mr. Stewart, our minister, is repoit- more disenfranchised than are a like x t s e j Shreveport, La. The Common Council met in regular ed to be having good success in his re number of residents in other cities of Agencies in every village, town and city in the State of Michigan. Ourir Book on the DisShe will sional and commercial business, and at Stock Boards, On motion of Mr. Beistle, supported the close of the four years term of by Mr.'Barmore, the report of the remain a week visiting her friends in office they expect to return to the ranks SHIP LAP AND -Street Commissioner was placed on this locality. of the citizens and to resume their oc DROP SIDING, file without reading. Mrs. Clara Brenner of Cincinnati, O., cupations. They are therefore amen is here visiting her relatives. able to the will of the people, and are CAN BE HAD OF The request of the fire department anxious to promote their personal pop to have Frank Barnes Chief of the de Washington’s Birthday was celebrat ularity. In their intercourse with the ed here by the G. A. R., W. R. C. and officials of their city government, the S T © CULVER & MONRO, partment, which had been placed on the table at the last meeting, was, on patriotic people. average citizen suffers no dimunition A t the Old Weisgerber Jlill, Grandma Hess has LaGrippe. of respect or influence because he does CONSISTING OF motion of Mr. Beistle, supported by not exercise the right of a freeman at BUCHANAN. MICH. Mr. Bishop, taken from the table, and E. D. Rutter’s little two-year-old boy, the polls. As a class it is said the cit the request was granted, on motion of Even, met with a serious accident that izens of Washington are satisfied with Stove, Mr. Beistle, supported by Mr. Dalrym- may cost him his eye. While playing the present form of government, al Coal Heating with the shears, Tuesday, he ran them though there is a certain element who ple. have not given up the hope that popu For a Good Shave or Hair Cut Mr. Barmore inquired what disposi into the pupil. lar suffrage will agaiu be restored with -GO TO- tion had been made of the horses own Mr. W. H. Wightman took his entire the inevitable accompaniment of the Soft Coal Heating Stoves, ed by Mr. E. Covell, that Mr. White- school, on Feb, 22, to Berrien Springs distribution of the spoils of office. fttlES HOBART'S BAEBBR SHOP, head had recommended killed on ac and had a full group picture taken, Front St., over Lough's Jewelry Store. counted of disease detrimental to pub with a ride thrown in. Wood Heating Stoves, ALSO AGENCY FOB. STAR LAUNDRY. Mrs. Lydia Hogue and little sou are The editor of a newspaper published lic health. After some discussion, on in a county seat or a prosperous village motion of Mr. Bishop, supported by recovering from a severe illness. is a personage of distinction. It is AND THE CELEBRATED D. N. SWIFT, D . D . S., Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Felter buried their long since he ceased to be a dependant Graduate of Dental Department University; Mr. Beistle, the matter was referred to of Michigan. the village attorney and the proper youngest child, aged 11 months and 2 upon "the county printing,” or a hench man of the county politicians. He has committee of the council. days, on Monday, the 25th. Brain DENTIST fever carried off the little darling. his profitable subscription list and his ACORN COO Office, Treat & Deaden block. Successor to S. An inquiry was made for the report more profitable advertising patronage. Ostrander. of the street committee on the peti Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Miars’ youngest He thinks clearly and speaks boldly, Come and see me before you buy a GOLD CROWN AMD BRIDGE WORK. tion to change the name of Moccasin child, aged six months, died Sunday and as a rule he lias a constituency m m . ii — night, and will be buried to-day. that believes in him and stands by stove and save money. avenue to Park avenue, but evidently him. It is an idle compliment to say the committee was not ready to report, W. H. Peck’s wife presented him B u c h a n a n R e c o r d . that the editorial matter of many of and the matter was not discussed. with another brick and stone mason the counry newspapers is good enough It was moved by Mr. Bishop, sup on Sunday night. Mother and child for New York, Chicago, Boston, or J.GODF Philadelphia. Many of the'editorial D. H. BOWER, ported by Mr. Marble, that the ceme doing well. J. H. Miars of Chicago is visiting writers on the metropolitan press have' PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR. tery committee notify all who wish to served in country offices- CTHo^nintry remove the bodies of their friends friends here. editor of today, all but invariably, is a from the old cemetery to Oak Ridge Meetings continue at the village man qf wide reading, of exact culture, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1895. -ergbo'd character, and of considerable cemetery, that such work must be church. No accessions, but good 3eeu has been sown and ghottid find lodg importance.—Inter Ocean. WALL PA done before May 1 next, and that the Republican .Nominations. expense incurred in consequence of ment somewhere. -*• such removals would be credited on _MT'. 'Yri^-^ightman, teacher of No. A MISCHIEVOUS CROW. Fine new line 1895 styles. Do your For Justice Snpremc Court...... r8, Berrien, spent Tuesdaymight at the JOSEPH B. MOOBE, Of Lapeer. the purchase of lots in Oak Ridga-cs: Afraid of a Gnn and Edited Being papering early, while paper hanging is For Regents Wifir-Stnte University...... if-fhay wislfedTo^erehase. home of Mrs. and Mr. A. C. Palmer, Felted by Boys* ROGER W. BUTTERFtEEDrorUrintftiraSJtas: On motion of Mr. Beistle, supported He will close his school in another Strangely enough, there Was nothing cheap. See latest patterns at CHARLES H. HACKLET, of Muskegon. by Mr. Bishop, the Clerk was instruct week. of -which this crow stood so much in fear as crows themselves. Often they A goods go at greatly reduced A For County School Commissioner...... ed to write out the proper notices of Would come perilously uear aud “caw” ERNEST P. CLARKE, of St. Joseph. election, and post and publish the WASHINGTON LETTER. at him. Helter skelter he would fly to same. the house, and his relief was painfully O prices, O HON. JOSEPH B. MOORE, UNIQUE CITY GOVERNMENT. manifested when ho was safe inside the ONLY § 2 0 ONLY Moved by Mr. Barmore, supported Estate of Peter Bates. The Republican candidate for Justice by Mr. Bishop, that the President ap At the National Capital the City Treasury kitchen. Their wild life evidently had is not at the Mercy of Local Politicians. no charm for him. He -was in terror of First publication Feb. 7, 1895. of the Supreme Court of Michigan, is point the Resgistration and Election large snakos, too, but small ones he gob TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Berrien,—SB. BS^Four Mileage! a gentleman well fitted and qualified hoards. Adopted. The revelations made by the inves S At a session of the Probate Court for said ACCEPTED FOR PASSAGE BY tigations of the Lexow Committee in bled up as fast as he could. It was a County, held at the Probate office, in the city of for the position to which the votes of The President appointed Messrs. most effectual way of preventing them St. Joseph, on the 31st day of Jannaiy, in the year DIFFERENT TRANSPORT A- A C regard to corruption in the municipal one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five. TION COMPANIES. Beistle and Dalrymple as a Board of from frightening him when they grew Present, J acob J . Van Riper, Judge of Probate. O o O O the electors of Michigan will elevate government of New York city has In the matter of the estate of Peter Estes, de him. Why not move to make his elec Registration, and Messrs. Beistle, Dal called general attention to the govern biggor. ceased. Bo sure and liny a “Big Four” Ticket- Yon will No attention was given to his educa On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, 6ave time aud money. tion unanimous? rymple and Barmore on the Election ment of cities throughout the country. of John Scarls, Administrator of said estate, pray The following ‘Transportation Companies” In some cities, through associations of tion, but at last wo discovered that he ■J ing that he may he authorized, empowered and will accept Four” MHegae: Board. private individuals and through the could repeat a word or phrase of a con licensed to sell the real eBtate of said deceased in Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern, On motion of Mr. Howe, supported said petition described, for the reasons aud pur (For through passage between Indianapolis At the annual meeting of the State press, some steps have been taken to versation ho had just heard. He oould poses therein set forth. find Louisville). by Mr. Beistle, the Clerk was directed correct the most glaring of the evils laugh like a human being and imitate Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, tho 4th Chesapeake & Ohio. League of Republican Clubs, held at day of March next, at ten o’clock in the lore- (For tlirongh passage between Cincinnati to purchase a new Registration boob, which oppress the residents of the av the cackling of a hen. “ Stop!” “Hol noon, he assigned for the hearing ol said petition, and Washington, 1). G.) Detroit last Friday, Perry F. Powers erage city. It is but natural that at lo!” “Hold on!” were favorite expres Chicago and Eastern Illinois, (bet. Danville and if one was necessary. and that the heirs at law of said deceased, Chicago. of the Cadillac News and Express, was this time, owing to the awakened pub sions of his, and generally his use of The One Prii and all other persons interested in said estate, Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton. are required to appear at a session of said court elected president. Mr. Powers is a On motion of Mr. Beistle, supported lic interest in this direction, that there them was intelligent. He liked to perch then to he holden in the Probate office, in Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw. by Mr. Bishop, the Council adjourned should be considerable attention direct the city of St. Joseph, and show cause, if any Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern. gentleman who is widely known on top of the barn and shout out thorc be. why the prayer of the petitioner should Cleveland, Canton & Southern. throughout the Republican party of to the call of the President. ed to the form of city government “ Stop!” at the farmers that went by in not he granted. And it is further ordered, that said Clevelmd, Lorain & Wheeling. which prevails at the Nation’s Capital. petitioner give notice to the persons interested in Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co. this state, and is eminently fitted for their wagons. If they reined in their said estate of the pcndency of said petition,and the Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo. Perhaps the most striking result, and horses, thinking it was some person that hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking. position to which he has been chosen. NEW TROY. the one which, perhaps, would com ho published in the Buchanan Record, a newspaper Dayton & Union. had called them, the success of his lit printed and circulated in said connty of Bemen Detroit & Cleveland Steam Navigation Co. From our Regular Correspondent. mend itself most thoroughly to practi tle joke would cause Jim to burst into Evansville & Terre Haute. cal minds, is that’such a very large per for three successive weeks previous to said day of Goodrich Line Steamers. Feb. 25,1S95. immoderate laughter. hearing. ’ Illinois Central, (bet. Kankakee and Chicago). THE STATE CONVENTION. centage of the money contributed by R. G. Dun & Co’s Weekly says: The Dr. K ilmer &,Co., South Bend., Ind. (A true copy.) JACOB J. VAN RIPER, Indianapolis, Decatur & Western. He actually enjoyed being snowball [ s e a l . ] Judge of Probate. Hon. Joseph B. Moore Nominated There is no news here this week, taxpayers is expended directly for the surprising success of the new loan, G e n t l e m e n : — Please Bend me 6 Louisville & Nashville. benefit of the city. ed. He would stand upon an old tree boxes of Dr. Kilmer’s Sure Headache Last phbli atlon Feb. 2S, 189a. (For through passage between Cincinnati and Eor Supreme Bench on the and nothing doing. stump and look saucily at the boys, as and great confidence it lias given toia- Louisville.) It is thawing, and the whole popula As is perhaps well-known, the people • Cure for the cure of 150 had headaches. Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Consolidated. Eighth Ballot. of Washington have no voice directly much as to say: “ Come, now, here’s a ventorson both side3 of the water, and There cannot be too much said in Louisville, New Albany & Chicago. tion is down on the bank of the creek in their local government. The city is good shot! Why don’t you hit me?” to business men here, encourage many favor of your Headache Cure. I wish New York, Chicago & St. Louis. After an exciting struggle, necessi watching to see if the Ice will go out, But Jim was always too quick for them. Peoria, Decatur & Evansville. tating eight ballots, Hon. Joseph B, located in a territory some sixty miles to hope that it may be tbe beginning to say to those who are troubled with Peoria & Pekin Union. and who will get the first sucker. square, which was ceded to the Unit No boy ever could hit him. He would headache to look no further than Dr. St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute. Moore of Lapeer, waB nominated as of a real recovery. In twenty-two St. Louis Terminal Railway. A. E. Kittelle and wife called on the ed States by the state of Maryland, for dodge like lightning, laughing hoarsely Kilmer, South Bend, Ind., for a sure Toledo Ss Ohio Central. the Republican candidate for Justice as the hall flew harmlessly past or broke minutes here subscriptions are suppos. cure, as medical skill can make no im Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City. good people of this place, Saturday, the purpose of establishing there the Wheeling & Lake Eric. seat of government. Congress has ex in piecos on the other side of the stump. ed to have been five times tbe amount provement on this medicine. OMNIBUS AND TRANSFER COMPANIES. of the Supreme Court. Roger W. But He was the teacher here last year. terfield of Grand Rapids and Charles clusive jurisdiction over his territory Then np he would hop again, -with an of bonds offered, and in two hours, at Yours truly, Cleveland Transfer Co. No news this week. Next week will and holds the relation ot common other challenge,ready for the next snow W. H. SCHERMERHORN, Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Line. H. Hackley of Muskegon were nomin London, they were twenty times the Columbus (O.) Transfer. be an upheaval. The P ope. council to the citizens of Washington. ball. Mar. 26,1894. Ree Heights, S. D. Dayton Transfer Co. ated as candidates for the position of amount there offered. Considering the Frank Bird*6 Transfer Co. (Indianapolis). The form of government is by three Ho was not afraid of a gun. He would Mrs. Chas. Root, Cedar Springs, Parmalee Transfer Co., (Chicago). - Regents of the State University. commissioners, two from civil life, and stand close by while one was being load power which control of these bonds Yenneman’s City Transfer Co. (Evansville). one from the army, who are appointed ed, and it might be'fired off a number Mich., was told by physicians that they D. B. MARTIN, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Act. The following platform was also SAWYER. gives to regular foreign exchanges, and could do nothing for her. After tak E. O. McCORMICK, Pass. Traflic Manager. From our Regular Correspondent. by the President by and with the ad of times without having any perceptible to prevent exports of gold, the transac" Big Four Route, Cincinnati. adopted: vice of the Senate. .The appointment ing two bottles of “Adironda” she was Resolved, That ire congratulate the people of Feb. 28, 1893. effect on him. But he was keenly alive tion has indeed greatly changed the able to do her own work and ride to Michigan and of the country at large upon tlie of the minor officials of District gov to its danger, and the very moment the financial situation, in spite of tbe fact town to do her shopping. Sold by W. Sherlock Holies magnificent Republican victories achieved at the Our snow is leaving us and every ernment is entrusted to the Commis elections last November, as indicating the return muzzle was pointed at him he lost no that government revenues are still de F. Runner.- of the "Republican party to fall control of nation one is traveling with, wagons. sioners. time in getting out of the way. ficient, and domestic trade shows al affairs, and the subsequent restoration of confi Mr. and Mrs. Kit tell, teachers in the All the laws of the government of DO YOU Is the Most REAL ESTATE. dence and national prospertiy; Jim was a very mischievous crow in scarcely any gain as yet. Tbe indus Resolved, That we charge the Democratic party Fairplain school, visited friends»bere the District are passed by Congress, deed. When Grace, the baby,' was learn tries are not enlarging production, nor Want Money? or a Home? Want THOS. LLOYD with gross maladministration of national affairs, but the Commissioners are authorized ing to walk, he would seize her slyly have pricee of farm products improv Work? or a Farm? Want to open a Has lor sale 1-18 acre farm at $45 per acre. by which they have bankxnpt the treasury of the and at New Troy over Sunday. to make the police regulations, the Popular Character 140 acre farm at $40 per acre. United'States, driving prosperity from our people by the dress and cause her to fall. He ed, but a Very important source of ap store in a thriving town? Want to These farms arc cheap and sold on long time. by a mongrel tariff act caused by a shrinkage of Miss Minnie Vinton visited in Ben building regulations, and the other would peck at the toes of the barefooted prehension and hindrance has, for the raise live stock? Want to know how They arc worth the attention of parties who want revenue, and f orced a sale of bonds to snpply the ton Harbor, Watervliet and Hartford, minor regulations which are found time at least, been remov ed. to buy improved farms in a well-set ? In Current Fiction to buy. deficiency thereby created. We arraign the Dem necessary. The money collected from children that came for water and laugh 23 acres one mile from Bucbanan, suitable for a ocratic administration forits na-American policy, last week. heartily as he drove them dismayed tled region without paying cash ? Par fruit iarni or a market garden. whereby home industry is pnralizod and national the assessment of real estate, from ticulars and publications sent free by One ddnble lot on Main street. honor humiliated; Mr. Bowerman and Mrs. Burnett liquor licenses, the personal tax, and from the yard. Sometimes he would Core fo r Headache.—3 If you would understand why, One house, barn and lot on Oak street. Resolved, That we denounce the unpatriotic steal unnoticed down into the cellar. F, I. Whitney, St, Paul, Minn. One house, barn and three lots on Clark street and un-American action of the Cleveland admin attended the Sunday school institute for privileges qf various kinds known As a remedy for all forms of head J une 7 wtf- 3 houses at Benton Harbor. Sold on time, or istration regarding the young republic of Hawaii, at Buchanan last week. as licenses, is paid into the United The blows he could give with his beak ache Electric Bitters has proved to be read would take a team as first payment. the cowardly act of hauling down the American had the force of of a small hammer, so HOOD’S PILIiS. euro Liver His, 3 houses at Gladstone, Mich., to be sold on long flag and its arrogant disregard of public sente* Miss Jessie Spaulding of Holland is States Treasury, under the law which the very best. It effects a permanent Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. time. ment in this country relating therein; established this form of government. that it was a very easy matter for him cure and the most dreaded habitual Resolred,!Xhut this convention approves and visiting here. to turn tho spigot of a barrel. One-was A pleasant laxative. All Druggists. LIST YOUR PROPERTY reaffirms the planks of the Republican state plat The United States is pledged to pay sick headaches yields to its influence. form oITSOl relating to tariff, currency, reciproc Ed. Rice of Chicago is visiting his 'one half of the municipal expenses of pretty apt to discover after such a visit We urge all who are afflicted to pro WITH ME. ity, labor, tmmigraSon and the election laws, and parents at this place.' the District. The annual revenue of that all the vinegar had run out on the cure a -bottle, and give this remedy a ROYAL, Baking Powder. A Study in SGarlet expresses its full confidence lit the ability of the the District is about $3,000,000, and floor.—Malcolm Douglas in St. Nicho fair trial. In cases of hibitual consti Highest of all in leavening Republican party, through its representatives in Miss Maude Vaughn of Fairplain is BY the national and state governments to serve to this is supplemented by a similar las. pation Electric Bitters cures by giving U. S. Government Report. the advantage of the state and-the country at Visiting Miss Floye Rowe. strength.— large details of questions upon which there may amount from the United States Treas Fortune’s Freaks. the needed tone to the bowels, and he differences of indivldnal opinion; and. ury; - few cases long resist the use of this A. CONAN DOYLE Resolved, That we endrse the action of the Re Congress passes each year what is Twenty years ago a young man mar medicine. Try it once. Large bottles publican members of congress from Michigan in BENTON HARBOR. ried one of the smartest young ladies voting against the proposition to change the known as the District Appropriation bottles only fifty cents, at W. F. Run Special 30 Bays5 Sale proposition to change the word ‘-coin” to “gold,” From our Regular Correspondent. Bill, which provides for the various anywhere round, and the young couple ner’s Drug Store.- Which will be printed as a Serial in bonds issued by the United Slates government. expenses of the city, on the basis of a seemed to start'in life with every pros When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. -—AT---- Resolved, That we most heartily indorse the Feb. 26,1895. pect of happiness. But the girl was am His -Discovery Saved His Life.—3 When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. present able administration of state affairs; gross expenditure of about $6,000,006 Mr. G. Cailionette, Druggist, Beav- Riverside Stock Farm, Resolved, That we deeply lament the death of The play "Two Vagabonds” is to be This division of the burden of expenses bitious to be rich, and because-she was When she become Miss, she clung to Castoria. I N THIS PAPER Hon. Francis B. Stockhridge, late United States given soon in Buchanan by Benton ersville, 111., says : “To Dr. King’s New Consisting of Poland China Swine, Jersey Cattle, Senator from Michigan, whose Republicanism of the District government was fixed not was very much dissatisfied. After Discovery I owe my life. Was taken When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. A. J- C. C. H. R., Imported Shropshire Sheep. was of the stalwart kind whose services to his Harbor talent. upon because it was found that the keeping her husband in a peck of trou American Merino Sheep, one quarter off regular state entitle him to onr gratitude, and we extend with La Grippe and tried all the physi prices. All stock recorded; my fiocks and herds to his bereaved family the assurance of our sin Last Thursday the citizens of Doug value of the United States property in ble for a time she left him and got a cians for miles about, but of no avail are tbs best that money can procure. I have over cere sympathy. the city was about 50 per cent of the twice the largest herd recorded in O. P. G. Record. las raised the flagstaff made from the divorce. He went into bankruptcy, and and was given up and told 1 could not All the leading strains are represented; eight valuation of the entire property, and she very soon married a wealthy man live. Having Dr. King’s New Discov grand stock hoars head my breeding herd; can spars of the Chicora. in comparison with the valuation of and rode behind a span in a elegant car snpply any aged stock desired, either sex. Stock NEWS BRIEFS. ery in my store I sent for a bottle and not of kin in pairs, trios, or herds; two-tMrde live Mrs. Chittenden returned to Buchan taxable property, owned by private in riage. Today the former bankrupt is began its use and from the first dose ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. stock rates by express companies; safe arrival Capt. H. TV. Howgate was acquitted, an today, her daughter, Mrs. Byron dividuals, the property of the United _ wealthy and prosperous, has a new wife First publication Fob. 23,1895. guaranteed witMn the U. S. Time given on easy began to get better, and after using terms to responsible parties. Come and make on Saturday, of the charge of embezzel- AlleD, being convalescent from the States, and that of the District itself, ' and a happy homo. Every comfort sur three bottles was up and about again. STATE OF MICHIGAN, I , your own selections. In writing state yonr exact and of other exempt property, was County of Berrien, J s8’ ing $H,800 from the United States, Grippe. rounds them. His wife of other days It is worth its weight in gold. We In the matter of the estate of Louise D. Bunker, wants. Reference, Plainwell Exchange Bank. more than 50 per cent. now lives in poverty and has to sorub won’t keep store or house with it.” Address L E V I ARNOLD, P rop., after the jury in the case had been out County Treasurer Frank A- Treat In order to give some idea how the Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an felRSiei Plainwell, Allegan Co., Mich. for the, bread she eats. Her husband’s Get a free trial bottle at W- F. Rum. order granted to the undersigned, Administrator Estate of Garre ttC* Stryker?. 72 hours. moved his household goods today from large sum of $6,000,000 is expended wealth, under poor management, shrank ner’s Drug Store. of the estate of said Louise D. Banker,|by the Hon. Berrien Springs to his new home on yearly for the running expense of the Judge of Probate for the County of Berrien, on First publication Feb. 2S, 1895. Gen. Joseph B. Carr, of Troy, New city government at the Nation’s Capi to worse than nothing. The roses have Bracklen’s Amlon S.lve. the 18th day of February, A. D. 1895, there will he TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Berrien, ss.— York, well-known as a veteran of Church St.”, St. Joseph. tal, some of the principal items are gone from her cheeks and the light from . The best Salve in the world for Cuts sold at public vendue, to the highest bidder, at S Probate Court for sard connty. Tlie Heap Tiies the premises, in the village of Buchanan, in the At a session of the Probate Court for said connty many hard fought fields, is dead. The Board of Trade is organized and are given. The largest item in this her eyes. It’s as complete a turn around Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum County of Bemen, in saia State, on Mtfhdny, the held at the Probate office. In said couuty, on has a membership of over a hundred. expenditure is the one to meet the in as one ever saw.—Lewiston (Me.) Jour Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands 15th day of, April, A. D. 1895, at 11 o’.dock In Saturday, the 23d day of Fcbrnary, in the year NEW MANAGEMENT. The Owosso Daily and Weekly Argus nal. * the forenoon of that day (subject to ali encum- of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and There are twelve directors and J. E. terest on the debt which now amounts Chilblains, and all Skin Eruptions braccshv mortgage or otherwise existing at the ninety-five. has been, sold to G. F. Campbell, for to about $18,000,000, and the sinking and positively cures Files, or no pay time of tbe death of said deceased, or at the time Present, J acob J. Van RreEit, Jndgo of Probate. Barnes is president. of Bald sale), tlie following described real estate, In tbe matter of the estate of Garrett C. Stryker, Daily Edition, 12c per week. several years secretary of the Y. M. C. fund charges, a total annual expendi LITERARY NOTES. required. It is guaranteed to give to-wit: Lot one (1) in Block E., in John D. Ross’ deceased. A. of that place. The steamer Petoskey is endeavoring ture ef more than $1,500,000. In addi perfect satisfaction, or money refund addition to the village of Bnchanan, Berrien Enos Holmes, Administrator of said estate Daily and Sunday, 17c per week to break her way out of the harbor tion more than $660,000 is spent on Defender Documents Numbers 6 and 72 have ed. Price 26 cents per box. For sale County, inch. comes into court and represents that he is now W eekly Edition, $1.00 per year Hon. Matt. M. Ransom, of North just been issued iby the American Protective . SAMUEL S. BUNKER, prepared to render Ms final account as such Ad and make a .trip to Milwaukee. She on street improvements; over $942,000 League. No. 6, nineteen pages, entitled “Busi bv W. F. Runner. Druggist. 29yl Administrator. ministrator. Carolina has been nominated as minis; for the public schools, while the police ness Conditions” or “The F ust Effects of Free Last publication April 11,1895. Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, tho 25th LEA YE SUBSCRIPTIONS WITH has ploughed through ice 16 inches Trade,” comprises a careful review and compila- Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. day of March next, at ten o’clock in the fore ter to Mexico, to succeed Hon. Isaac P department costs more than half a tibn of statistics, showing disastrous results of a noon, he assigned for examining and allowing thick and has reached the end of the million. Some $480,000 represents the free trade administration. No. 72, 8 pa*es, en such account, and that the heirs at law ol said HARRY BINNS, Gray, deceased. south pier. titled “Wages in the United- States,” is the trans Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria? deceased, and all other persons interested in -cost of charities and corrections, while lation of a paper by Alons. E. Levasseur, read at said estate, arc required to appear at a session of OPPOSITE HOTEL. Gov. Rich signed the Thompson The Big Four Co. refused to pay the $396,000 is spent on sewers, and $236,- the ann mil public meeting of the five academies of said Court,then to be holden at the Probate office, 000 for salaries and contingent ex the institute of France. Both documents are in Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Jn the city of St. Joseph, in said county, and Health bill, regarding the Board of sewer and paving tax on their Water teresting and valuable additions to Protection lit Notice is hereby given, that examinations of show cause. If any there be, why the said ac Health of Detroit, and it became a penses. The fire department $163,000; erature. Will he eent to any address for two Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder- teachers for the County of Berrien will he held as count should not he allowed. And it is further or street property and as a consequence the courts, $98,000, and the malitia cents each. Address, W. F. Wakeman, Gen-Sec.. Most Perfect Made. follows: dered, that said Administrator give notice to the law yesterday. 135West23dSt., New York. ’ persons interested in said estate, of the pendency O il tax collector Eugene Silvers levied on $20,000. It Is Merely Good Health. At Benton Harbor, February 22,1895. (Special.) of said account, and the hearing thereof,by cansing ARE HIGH IN QUALITY Postmaster General William S. Bis- the big switch engine in the yards and There is in each House of Congress Tho Musical Monthly for February contains' That beautiful complexion is health, preserved At St. Joseph, March 28,29,1895, (Regular.) a copy of this order to. be published in- the Bu AND MODERATE 1N PRICE. a committee which has charge of mat eight selections, four being instrumental and four by Itipaug Tubules. Rapans Tubules purify the chanan Record, a newspaper printed and circula Send for onr Seed Catalogue with Valuable Cul sell has resigned. It is rumored that chained it up like an unruly elephant. vocal. The vocal selections are, “Across tho blood, clear the skin of blemishes and make life At Berrien Springs, April 20,1895. (Special.) ted in said connty, threo successive weeks pre tural Directions. ITS FREE. ters relating to the District of Colum bridge”, by Le Brunn; “Anchored”, hyWatBon; more worth living. vious to said day V>I hearing. William L. Wilson, of West Virginia", The matter will probably be amicably bia. Citizens appear before these com “A sweet little kisB at the door”, by Prescott; Office days every Saturday at residence' opposite (Atrnccqpy.) JACOB J. YAN RIPER, THE LOHRMAN SEED CO. “For Goodness sake don’t”, by Lloyd. Publish Union School building, St. Joseph, Mich. {L. S.j Judge of Probate. 73 G ratiot Avo , _ DETROIT, MICH. will he his successor. settled. mittees urge the needs of 'the. city. The ed by R. A. Sanlfield, New York. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder *r , World’s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma. : ERNEST P. CLARKE, Commissioner. Last Publication March 21,1895. F e h .ilw li
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A Bad Fire at Three Oaks. Report of the Condition .of the B u c h a n a n R e c o r d . Church Notes. The meetings of the Advent church The elegant residence of Hon. Wm. TRY THE CELEBRATED Chamberlain, Warden of the Jackson CITIZENS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1895. will continue over Sunday, and longef. Services at the Methodist church prison^ together with all the contents NATIONAL BANK aUd several surrounding outbuildings, Entered at the Post-office at Buchanan, Mich, Sunday morning and evening. Sub as second-class matter. were destroyed by fire, at Three Oaks, A T N ILES, -IN- jects: Morning—A message of com on Sunday afternoon. The fire caught In the State of Michigan, at the close Buchanan Markets. fort to the sorrowing children of God. from .the furnace, the occupants of SILVER LEAF TEA of business, Dec. 19,1894: Evening—A sermon to young men. Hay—$6 @ $8 per ton. the house being away from home at RESOURCES. E Lard—lOo. The'Presbyterians will, On next'Sab the time. Owing to the lack of fire Which has a National reputation for purity and • Loans and discounts...... ,8164,64108 Salt, retail—81.00 bath, celebrate the second anniversary Overdrafts, secured andunse- , protection in the village, the flames steeping qualities. cured...... 114 81 Flour—02.60 ® 84.00 per bbl., retail. Of the dedication of their church. The made rapid headway. Loss, 86,000. U. S. bonds to secure circula CLOTHING. Honey—14 o. program will consist of music by the Insurance, 81.400. tion...... 50,000 00 Live poultry—6c. choir, a historical address by the pas Premiums onU. S. bonds...... 6,000 00 TREAT & REDDEN, Stocks, securities, etc...... 24,000 00 Butter—lOo. tor, and other interesting features. A PERSONAL. Banking house, furniture and special service in the same interest Eggs—14o. Mr. Morris Helston of Michigan City SOLE AGENTS, fixtures...... 15,500 00 Wheat—50 c. will be huld during the Sabbath school Other real estate and mortgages 1-4 OFF FOR 30 DAYS, was in Buchanan on Monday. owned...... • 1 • 13,404 68 Gats—30c. hour and the. Y. P. S. 0. E. meeting at Due from approved reserve FOR CASH ONLY. Corn, 35c. C o’clock. Subject of the evening lec H. H. Porter of Dowagiac was in BUCHANAN, MICH. agents...... 22,622 21 Glover Seed—85.15. ture, Fred Douglas. town Tuesday. Cheeks and other cash items... 315 20 W. M. Johnson of Baroda was in Rotes of .other Rational hanks, 517 00 Rye, 50c. Fractional paper currency, A ll accounts m ust be settled The fiftieth anniversary or golden town Monday. Beans—81.30 @1.50. wedding of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. VinceDt nickels and cents...... 65 17 Live Hogs—3J^o. Mrs. W. C. Schwartz of Chicago is Lawful money reserve in hank, immediately, as we must have will occur on March 12th, Mr. and Mrs. viz: money. Vincent having been married March visiting relatives in Buchanan. Specie...... 19,21415 12th, 1845. Arrangements are being Ered Bakeman of the Galien Ailvo Legal tender notes... 2,000 00 21,21415 TWO NEWSPAPERS Redemption fund with U. S. At the Price of One. by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent’s friends to cate was in South Bend on Monday. K E E P YOUR Treas. (5 per et. of circulation) 1,590.00 celebrate in a fitting manner, such a Gall and See Bargains. A special arrangement made with 0. W. Hotchkiss of Yiles was in Ben notable event in tbe lives of Mr. and ton Harbor, Tuesday. Total— ...... 8319,984 90 the publishers of the Yew York Week Mrs. Vincent. LIABILITIES. Mrs. Adele Bunker is visiting rela Capital stock paid in ...... 850,000 00 W. TRENBETH, ly Tribune enables ns to oiler that tives in South Bend. Surplus fund...... 15,000 00 stanch Rupublican newspaper togeth Marriage Licensee. Undivided profits, less expenses L. Y. Kennedy of Benton Harbor and taxes paid...... 413 82 MERCHANT TAILOR. er with the R ecord for tne suoserip- Sidney McLean, 22, Riles; Leona Mer spent Sunday in Buchanan. ritt, 19, same. Rational banknotes outstand tion price o f the R ecord alone. Send i n g ...... 45,000 00 John Emhoit, 27, Bainbridge; Mary B. R. Desenberg is in Chicago this Dividends unpaid...... 590 00 in your name together with the $1.50 Haid, 2S, same. week buying spring goods. Individual deposits 1 and receive the two papers for one George Goodrich, 20, Coloma; Louise subject to check,.67,171 39 i qhq qqi oq W. Trenbetb, the merchant tailor, is Demand certificates | ■’ a ua A CHANCE. Bit, IS, same. in Chicago today buying goods. ON THIS SPACE year. Richard Liske, 2S. Stevensville; Ida of depositl41,S...... 09 69 J \ Ziek, 19, Benton Harbor. Mr. and'Mrs. John D. Ross of Ohica-' I am'going to sell my Total...... $319,084 90 Republican Village Canons. Herman Fich, 24, Chicago; Amelia go are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. F. ------'_U3 The Republicans of the Village of Pigorsh, 24, St. Joseph. RoSs. -----OEEICERS:----- Buchanan will bold a caucus at Arza G. Gage, President, Mrs. Bert Coutright and children of ed and was assisted by Rev. J. F. Bart- Rough’s opera house, on Monday even Regu la r meeting of Sylvia .Chap The Musical Literary Club will give I. P. Hutton, Vice President, D R Y G O O D S Benton Harbor have been -visiting rel E. E. Woodcock Cashier, ing, at 7:30 o’clock, for the purpose of ter Yo. 74, O. E. S., will.be held in Ma mess, The remains were interred in their Mendelssohn Evening public at placing ia nomination candidates for atives in Buchanan the past week. Oak Ridge cemetery. the home of Mrs. Levi Redden Monday W. M. Hutton, Asst. Cashier. AT A SACRIFICE. the various village offices, and the sonic Hall, Wednesday evening, March • ------d ir ec to r s:------Mr. and Mrs. Byron Sawyer went on evening March 4. A fine characteriza A. G. Gage, I. P. Hutton, E. E. Woodcock, transaction of such other business as 6,1S95. This is the fourth anniversa March Term Petit Jurors. may come before the caucus. ry since the organization of our Chap Tuesday for a few week’s visit with tion will bq read with analysis of the H. M. Dean, J. H. Richardson, L. E. A ll wanting goods of any kind will save The following is the list of petit Wood, J. L. Reddick, L. H. Beeson, money by calling on me. I mean business . B y order of V illa g e Com. ter, and it is desired that every mem Mr. Sawyer’s brother at Elkhart. music given. Lovers of music are in Dated Feb. 27.1S95. jurors drawn Feb. 20, to serve at the W. S. Millard. from tbe word go. I want your trade, or ber be present, L. Stern of Lawtoij and F. Stern of vited to attend. Admission 10 and 15 a portion of it. March term of the Circuit Court, which Mrs. M. M. K night, W . M. Decatur were the guests of Ben. R. cents. Desires Your Business and that of Every Other Good Firm Democratic Village Caucus. Mrs. F . A . .St r y k e r , Sec. and Sig Desenberg on Monday. begins March 25,1S95: One of our citizens says he saw King and Individual. ^ ; 1 Bainbridge, Willard R. Mays. The Democrats of the Village of Mr. G. C. Sherrill of Cassopolis has Abasuerus on nour streets, the other Buchanan will hold a caucus in the Benton Tp., George S. Drake. Don’t FailtoLeain My Prices, The Buchanan Choral Union, at been visiting his daughter, Mrs. D. Benton Harbor, 1st and 2d wards, day. Council Room. Monday evening, March their meeting on Monday evening, 4, 1S95, at 7,80 o’clock, for the pur Boardman in this place, the past week. George W. Lytle. For a good meal, go to I am going to sell and will sell. elected the following officers: Benton Harbor, 3d and 4th wards, pose of putting in nomination candi Mrs. Runkel of Edwardsburg, who ARTHUR'S Restaurant. dates for the various village offices, Pres., Joseph P. Beistle. O. H. Babcock. and to transact such other business as Vice Pres., B. Frank Bressler. came here for a visit with her niece, Berrien, Jesse D. Michael. FOR SALE.—House and Lot on The Goods Must Go. may come before the caucus. Sec., Miss Adah Kingery. ' Mrs. K Rynearson, is very ill. Bertrand, John Y. Herkimer; Our Specialty: Good Goods. Day’s avenue. Inquire of J. P. B e ist l e , Treas., Earl S. Light. Buchanan, Jacob Weaver. Tkclt T o m s. C. R. Curtis of South Bend has re Buchanan, Elmer Clark. H. W. GROWER. J.L.R ichardss,, j<{-Com. Leader, Alex. Myler. moved to Benton Harbor, where he J. C. D ick, Asst. Leader, Geo. Johnson. Chikaming, Asa C. Glidden. Don’t do a thing until you’ve seen January and February Sale Now On. will engage in business. Chikaming, Emory J. Glidden. Esther. H„ B. DUNCAN/ Galien, John A. Babcock. Prohibition Village Caucus. Real Estate Transfers. Mr. H. E. Bradley who lias had a Galien, George W. Ingles. Choice cuts of all kinds at reduced The Prohibitionists of the Village Enos Holmes and wife to Marvin photograph gallery in the Cathcart Hagar, Abram Rosa. prices, at of Buchanan will hold a caucus to Cathcart, property in the village of building, has removed to Three Oaks Hagar, John Stonecliff. MAIY STREET MARKET. nominate candidates for village offices, and re-opened a gallery at that place. Lake, Richard Stahelin. YOTE A FEW OF THE PRICES: Buchanan. Consideration. 824. Lake, Frank Arend. Ladies Visiting Cards. and other business, on Tuesday even E. A. Blakeslee of Galien and W. C. ing, March 5 ,1S95, at 7 o’clock, in the Wm. D. Sparks and wife to Ira Lincoln, John Wagenor. We have just added a new series of All Wool Dress G-oocls, 44 inches wide, - - - - 39c Council room. Sparks and Elizabeth Sparks, part of s Hall'of Three Oaks returned from De Lincoln, Mylo Hvde. Ladies’ All Wool Skirts, v - - - - 85c, §1.00, §1.40 t a I n i Yew Buffalo, Henry 0. Crosby. script type which is just the thing for B y order of Com troit cm Saturday afternoon. They re Ladies’ Wool Underwear, - 85c 20 1 7 r IS. ladies’ calling cards, invitations, etc. port haV’^sT.j'ad an enjoyable time. Yiles Tp., George Hoppin. Ladies’ Wool Union Suits, - - - - • $1.25 OF YOUR TIME, The firm of Adams & Durm of Yiles Among the real estate transfers re Yiles, 1st and 4tb wards, Henry O. We have the latest styles of cards, and corded in this county, is that of Audi Mrs. S:« ..Berrien Centre, Beswick. prices are reasonable. Call and see Muslins, Ginghams, Shirtings, Denims, Tickings and Table Linens. has dissolved. Yiles, 2d and 3d wards, James Daw- These and all other goods at the tor General to Enos Holmes, 11 acres attended! ''Convention them, at tbe R ecord office. last , .-■dJUSin M rsA’^ ”' Regular meeting-of ‘Masonic LbugL ins 18 17 r.lS, 810.75.. . . - - JZ, Stephen Hamer. Home Make Lard, at the next Monday evening, March 4. ------«-§-»------Wm. Koons. v the month of January he went to Ann -Ann— cher was made .chairman, and W. F. Eighth Grade Examinations. rived from Hood’s Sarsaparilla. In April and 22 and 24-incli Black Gros Ross. Secretary. The principal busi Arbor for medical treatment, during May, I was afflicted with erysipelas in my face Grain Silk, at 75 cents, 85 Baggage Line. Eighth grade examinations for dis and eyes, which spread to my throat and nock. FINAL CLEARING- SALE OF ness transacted was the nomination of which time erysipelas set in and caus I tried divers ointments and alteratives, hut cents, $1.25 and $1.50, w ortli The undersigned wish to inform their trict schools will be held March 2, at ed his death. there was no permanent abatement of tho burn friends and the public generally that they L. O. Chatfield of Renton as democratic ing, torturing pain, peculiar to this complaint. double, some of them. have started a ’Bus and Baggage Line in candidate for School Commissioner. Benton Harbor, Bainbridge, Baroda, Besides a large circle of friends, the I Began to tako Hood’;bod’s ~Sarsaparilla and ’ J] Buchanan, and are prepared to meet all Berrien Centre, Shanghai, Royalton, deceased leaves father, five brother Felt Marked Relief P laid Silk, at $1.10. trains and transfer passengers andbaggage Three Oaks, Yew Troy, Yiles, Buchan before I had finished the first bottle. I con to and from all parts of the town and rail The Woman’s Christian Temperance and five sisters to mourn his early de an, Galien, Stevensville and Coloma. parture, his mother having been called tinued to improve until, when I had taken fou* Snrali Silks and Satins, 25 road. In connection they will also run a Union will meet Friday, March 1, at to 60 cents. ) General Dbateig- B usiness. Prompt 2,30 p. m., at the ‘home of Mrs. A. F. The questions will be sent to the teach to her eternal reward, YoV, 11.1871. service. Reasonable rates. Orders may Peacock, on the comer of Clark and ers at these places, but other teachers May they now be united at God’s right Cloaks, all this year’s styles, sold at .50, now $3.98 be left at Earl Hotel. Excursion parties HOOD’S 50 pieces best quality Sum may be present jif they wish. Each hand. $10.00, “ - 5.98 taken to Clear Lake. Roe sts. A large attendance is desired mer Silks, worth $1, for 60 7.98 of both members and all others who teacher should examine and mark the The funeral was held from the Sarsaparilla cents. $15.00, “ Coveil & Proud. are interested in the work of “rescuing papers of his pupils taking the eighth Evangelical church, on Wednesday $18.00, “ - 9.98 the perishing” and driving intemper grade examination, and should forward afternoon. Rev. Geo. Johnson officiat- 100 pieces Fancy Silks for 100 Shawls, sold at $7.50, now .... 3.98 to the Commissioner only the papers CUR “ “ $9.50 and $12.00, now . . . 5.98 ance from our land. * bottles, I was completely cured, and felt thntall w aists, w ortli up to $1.50, for Apple, Pear, Cherry of those that have obtained an average Awarded signs, marks and symptoms of that dire com th is sale, 75 cents. Ladies’ Muffs and Capes, Children’s Sets, Fur Edgings, plaint had forever vanished.’’ Mrs. E. £ . thought at Sheriff’s sale of the renowned furriers, W o l r & I have made arrangements for the of 80 per cent. The teacher should Highest Honors—World’s Fair. Ottawa, Hillsboro, Wisconsin. P ebio la t, Chicago, go at one-half price and less. study of the Sabbath School lesson, leave his markings upon each paper. Hood’s Pllia aro prompt and efficient, yet Minimum standing 65 per cent. ■DR.- Phun, Peach, from week to week, until further no easy In action. Sold by all druggists. 23c. W e do n ot\ e c tto turn tice. All persons interested are cordi Sciatic Rheumatism Cured. the world upsi' w n in this € Plants by tbe thousands. Don’t pay hum ally invited to be present next Satur- HLnchman, Mich., Fob. 6.1895.—I was suffering p --- bug prices, but write for price list of hon from sciatic rheumatism, and could not sleop for ‘ CURES MERIT*! sale, .hut you ■ -ye these est goods, guaranteed true to name or dav evening, at 7 o’clock, at Squire live weeks. I gave up my doctor’s medicine and began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and am entire silks while they U 1 refund your money. Address Sabin’s office, on Front street. Please ly cured of those terrible pains. My daughter has MAKES IT* bring a chair with you. also taken Hood’s Sarsaporilla with boncflt. Mr, BRANT & KELLEY BROS., William C. Talmon. 4.-J Price list of MUSLINS during January as follows: O. J. R oberts. H ood’s Pirns cure all iUs. F a ir P la u t N u r se r ie s, CREAM COME A N D SEE US. Lawrence LL, 4c. J Allendale 10-4, unbleached, 15c. BENTON HARBOR, MICH. Card of Thanks. Clairvoyant Examinations Free. Pepporell, 5c. j Pepperell 8-4, unbleached, 12Jc. Oel.iicSmo. The first and most important thing Columbus C. 0. C., 5e. p Pepperell, bleached, 9-4,17c. We sincerely thank the kind friends for the proper understanding of and BAKING Lonsdale and Fruit of Loom, 6§c. i Peppereli, bleached, 10-4,19Jc. and neighbors who rendered their ser fational treatment of chronic orlin- vice during the sickness and obsequies rering disease of any kind, is its thor Twenty-five yards Good Shaker Flannel for $1.00. ough examinations and true diagnosis. SO PLEAS DRS.MIXER of our mother; also, Mrs. Geo. Rich You can secure this with a full explan- I handle the celebrated Lackawanna ards and Mr. Jesse Roe for their sweet taion of the cause, nature and extent ANT TO HASTINGS,# South Send. ind. song, Mrs. V. 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Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Fig. 3 represents mushroom culture CONVENIENT AND HANDSOME. xnented and proper divisions made for the. § r in barrels sawed into two pieces cross arrangement and classification of stores, AT TARTING. figures are clearly and distinctly anu re -'; This Design Presents Somo Novel and Rich fuel, etc. In tho cellar should bo arranged peatedly pronounced, tho name sonnded wise, each forming a tub. Holes are Directs—Costs ©3,000. a laundry. Tho building should bo heated Forgive me, dearest, if I look made in tho bottom of each tub, and a Too long upon yon as a hook each time tho object is exhibited. As in fashions of dress, so in those of by hot water, Steam or furnace. This is an example of the necessities thin layer of good soil is spread over tho Tho reception hall on the first floor is of That I would learn, and so insido. They aro then filled with good, architecture there will bo nt times strong Must strain my eyes in reading, hut of an extreme case—a very apatfietio reactions. A t others changes may come tho usual type, though the vestibule is ar To feel the jealous lids wfll shut and unobservant child. Usually it will A. Well prepared stable manure,- as jn the gradually. A good example, illustrating ranged somewhat peculiarly. There is a Before tho end I know. ease of ordinary mushroom bods. When post, as indicated^ which goes to the coil be sufficient to exhibit objects by lifting THE NEW FODDER PLANT. this in this cm vu.-, is tho rise end decline Forgive me, dearest, if I touch them from the table and simultaneously tho tub is half full With matorial, well of the mansard or French roof, whioh was ing, and thence to the wall is a screen These braided tresses overmuch. S Consensus of tho Published Opinions on pressed down, six or seven good pieces the fashion 20 or moro years since.- It varying in elaborateness or complexity of Thi3 littlo curl I press telling their names. This must be done the Yogotablo Wonder, Sacaiine. v of spawn aro placed on the surface, and came in various forms—straight and with detail according to thp pocketbook and With thought of days when, far apart, over and over again until the nerve Tho latest aspirant for high rank concave and convex curies, a hideous vi- tasto of tho owner. In case of limited re No tender wile of lover’s art fibers and brain colla are stimulated in sources a rod and curtain would form tho Can make the distance less. to roadior action and developed into full among forago plants is sacaiine. And vestibulo, and connecting with the posts it has indorsements from men whose Forgive mo, dearest, if too near er and more perfectperformances of nor All followed Kerdall, the men half in the wall would ho an arrangement to I bend, your slightest word to hear. APRIL IN IRELAND. word may not be gainsaid. ProfessorL. which coats, hats, etc., could be hung. mal functions. dressed, thoyvomen in their white night I listen now, you see, Tho imbecile child’s brain is improved She hath a, "woven garland all of the sighing robes, all carrying candles—a weird H. Bailoy, tho conservative botanist and For words that you may try to speak sedge, procession. Upon the entrance of tho horticulturist at tho Cornell university Somo tender moment when too weak in the same way as the biceps mnsoles And all her flowers ara snowdrops grown on experiment station, “believes that it Your voice for reaching me. are more and moro enlarged. This ia orowd, tho doctor hurriedly wrapped -Bertha G. Davis in Kate Field’s Washington. the winter’s edge. himself in tho bedclothes, his wrinkled will bo a good thing for somo parts of done by tho repeated use of small dumb The golden looms of Tir m n ’Og wove all the bells at first and then by tlio gradual: winter through countenance alono being visible over tho country.” Professor J. L. Budd of MANUFACTURING BRAINS. Her gown of mist and raindrops shot with a tho top, and this convulsed by anger in tho Iowa Agricultural college considers substitution of heavier and heavier cloudy blue. to a comical grimace Tho candle light it us “very valuable in tho dry west as Imbecile Children and How Xliey Aro Im weights. Sunlight she holds In one hand, and rain she was reflected from his bald pate, Which a forago plant.” London Garden says MUSHROOMS GROWN IN OLD CASK. proved Mentally. The tenure of human life is so short scatters after, shone like old ivory. that “cattlo are exceedingly fond of Uho remainder of tho tub is piled up The education of the imbeoile is one that all that can ho dono for such ex And through the rainy twilight wo hear her “Is this some ill timed joke?” he it,” and that “ as a forage plant it has with manure well pressed down, the requiring an infinite number of repeti treme types is to enthrone the disen- fitful laughter. throned moral sense It would require She shakes down on her flowers the snow less stormed. “ What is going on? lathe- an assured future. ” Its analysis com operation being completed by giving to tions of a message, which at the outsot white than they. chateau on fire? I heard a terrible out pares favorably with clover and alfalfa. tho heap tho form of a dome. must bo unusually sharp and clear and an oternity lo tone up tho five physical Then quickens with her kisses the folded knots cry and was about to inquire into it.” Tho various other English, Froneh and Mushrooms may bo grown in a shelf unconfusing. If it is the sight and hear senses. Nervous idiots are much more o' May. “ You must come and join ns, doc Gorman horticultural journals praise it in tho stablo. Strong bars of iron aro ing which are to be improved, the pupil promising pupils and show remarkable mental improvement in a short time. She seeks the summer lover thatncvershallhe tor,” said Kerdall. highly. Professor L. H. Parnmel of tha driven into tho walls, upon whioh are is placed in a dark room, and into its hers. “And how shall I doit?” cried the Iowa Agricultural college writes as fol placed shelves Of tlio propor sizo covered darkness a singlo ray of bright light is But tho physical senses are always Im Fain for gold, leaves of autumn she passes l>y lows in Garden and Forest: proved with tho improvement of the the furze. doctor furiously. “Some rascal has run with earth, upon which is formod a bed admitted. And when this startling and Though buried gold it hideth; she scorns her off with my clothing, and in exchange “It is not ouly perfectly hardy in cen that is treated exactly as thoso made antithetical phenomenon has caught and moral sense. A child who has been sedgy crown, has left mo this,” and ho savagely hurl tral Iowa, as far as cold is concerned, upon tho ground. These beds aro just as FRONT ELEVATION. PAR10R RECEP. MLL riveted the child’s attention, by repeti taught how not to ho an animal indoors And pressing Kindly sunward she treads her ed a white object into tho middle of the but it stands tho dry weather remark- productive as any other kind. Sion to tnc artistic oye. Happily the fash tion, a slide is passed through the beam will havo moro appreciation of color, snowdrops down. P ______ion has changed. Tho architectural tend 13X16 ~ UXII of light, with sharply defined forms and a child who lias learned not to cry room. ency of tho day is for rich and picturesque Her gifts are all a fardel of wayward smiles Experiments Witli Tomatoes* painted or engraved upon it—simple and scream cn tho slightest pretext-will and tears, “My corsets!” murmured Miss Haw effects in both oxtorior and interior con VESTIBULE havo a far bettor regulated sense of Yet hope she also holdeth, this daughter of the thorne, modestly lowering her eyes. At the South Dakota station experi struction, dependont upon tho materials forms, too, such as tho square or tri years— “And this!” continued tho dootor, ments wore made with seeds from green, used. Stone, brick and terra cotta lend angle or stan Then tho namos of these touch, smell and hearing.- ' ' A hope that blossoms faintly set upon sorrow’s wildly brandishing another article. sun ripened and normal fruit, with out- themselves to a groat variety of form and edge. “My hat!” cried Mme. do Lartigues. tings and with different methods of tempt to many and variod original meth She hath a woven garland all of the sighing ods of trcatnieut not possible to attain in sedge. “This railery passes all bounds,” training and pruning tho plants, with —Nora Hopper. constructing a wooden dwelling. Yot we howled tho doctor, whpso shining head, tho following summary of conclusions: snny obtain a picturesque and attractive with one final grimace, ducked beneath 1. Thero is not enough gain to war appoaranco in a different way, which will tho bedclothing, like tho clown going rant tho additional trouble and expense bo both appropriate and satisfactory. A SIGHT THIEF. through a trapdoor in tho marionette of sowing tomato seeds before March 1, There is a variety of outiino in the ox FIRST FLOOR. theater. and for tho ordinary field orop they torior o f this house whioh cannot fail to The vestibulo in a hall or reception room There was a large party at the Cha They knew not what to think. The should not bo planted later than the attract tho attention of any ono who likes makes that hall a valuable room. If thero teau do Kerdall, near Vannes. The Mar mystery was growingmore complicated. middle of March. 2. Single stem train novelty. Tho odd arrangement of the is no rccoptaclo for tho articles which be ing makes the crop earlier, but reduces veranda and porch in the first story and long in a vestibule, tbo entire room is quis do Kerdall and his young wife had It certainly looked as though a robber rendered useless otherwise than as a pas had entered the chateau—perhaps a A TYPICAL PLANT OF SACALINE. tho quantity materially. 3. Seeds from tho handsome oriel window in the second just returned from a tour of the world ably well. Wo have had no rain to green fruits gave larger fruits and a aro two o f tho most noticeable features in sage. on their yacht, during which they had whole band of burglars and assassins. tho building. Tho hall is 6 feet 6 inches Thero aro thoso who would object to tho Mme. do Lartigues imagined a troop of speak of since tho latter part of July, greater weight of fruit per plant than in width, with doors oponing from it into single stairway, but as arranged in this paid flying visits to Africa, America brigands armed to tho teeth. hut this plant is as green at tho end of sun ripened or normal. 4. Cuttings aro tho parlor, sitting and dining rooms and plan tho stairs aro entirely independent and Oeeanica, and they had celebrated “Let ns hope they have no guns,” September as it was early in July. The decidedly earlier and moro productive kitchen. Tho parlor is separated by por- in their connection with any room on tho for In fan ts and ©hiScSreiin their home coming by gathering together said tho marquis, to raise the hopes of root stock of this plant is sent out in all during tho early part of tho season than first floor, and the addition of another all their friends and relatives at their his guests. directions. Tho original plant has been normal or parent plants. 5. Pruning stairway would disturb tho idea that Is ** Castoriaissowellaflftptefl tTmfr C astoria cures Colic, Constipation, beautiful country house. in a dry place for many years, but in plants before sotting in tho field retards hero in mind—viz, economy of energy in C recommend it as superior to any prescription Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, There was no echo to tho pleasantry. housekeeping. Tho rooms m ight bo mado Among the guests was old Dr. Cor Suddenly a strange sound was heard all this time it has not onco been killed maturity of tho fruit. mown to me.” H. A. Archer, M. D., Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di nabuc, an illustrious member of tho larger, but as soon as wo begin adding bay Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. gestion, coming from tho ground floor. It was back. It is a romarkabl9 grower. Early windows, balconies, moro porch or any Academy of Metaphysical Sciences, so certainly the piano in tho reception in Juno stalks wero 14 feet high. What Crossing: Lcfjhorns and Brahmas. Without injurious medication. original, so absentminded, so venerable thing of that kind wo add to the labor of salon, but it. was surely being played by is needed in the west is a plant that can By crossing Leghorns and Brahmas housekeeping. “ The use of ‘Castoria is so universal and in his blond, peruke and his costume of goblin fingers, and so furiously that it bo used in August and September when you will get a bird much moro meaty A great many people who build aro “ For several years I have recommended the fashion of 1830. Then there was •ts merits so well known that it seems a work your * Castoria,’ and shall always continue to seemed as though the keys must be bro pastures are nearly always short. If tho than tho Leghorn apd a onuoh better ground into tlio oarth by building too Df supererogation to endorse it. Few* are the do so as it has invariably produced beneficial Mme. deLartignes, an old school friend ken. first and second crops conld be used for layer than the Brahma, but yon can’t much. Thoy emulate tho example of .ntelligent families who do not keep Castoria results.” wealthy neighbors. They feed a narrow of the marquise, a brilliant and coquet “This is too much!” cried tho mar the silo (it is said they can), the crop in have all the qualities of both. Tho Leg within easy reach.” Edwin P. Pardee, M. D., tish Parisienne. And there was Miss desire for display and go through life un Carlos H artyn, D. J}., quis, rushing toward tho staircase, with August and September would be excel horns aro groat layers, but poor poultry. der a constant strugglo or are compelled to 135th Street and 7th Ave., New York City. Hawthorne, an English maiden lady all tho crowd, except Dr. Cornabuc, lent for immediate use. ” Tho Brahmas aro groat poultry, but New York City. with youthful propensities. AntT there yield up tlioir property under foreclosure close behind him. . This plant is a perennial, hardy and sluggish layers as compared with Leg Tho happiness that one can get out of a T h e CeNtajjb, Company, 77 Mu r r a y S treet, N e w Y o b s Cit t . were many others, all of whom found They hastily penetrated the salon. It vigorous, with tho reputation of bear horns. By crossing them wo combine a plenty of amusement to their hearts’ was empty. Tho mysterious visitor was ing with equal indifference extremes of portion of the good qualities of both content at Kerdall. gone, but ha could not bo far away. Tha heat and cold. Tho favorite because breeds, and got both a good layer and a Outside of tho ordinary pleasures of crash of china and glass announced his tho quickest means of propagation is good market fowl, and got also tho ex life there were some unusual attrac presence in tho diningroom. Everybody by setting tho young plant, but it can be tra vigor always soon in crossbreeds. STOCK KAISERS, WILL5FIND OPENINGS IN tions. In the first place the host and rushed thither, and tho marquis, who grown from seed. The illustration of FARMERS, hostess had seen and experienced so was in tho lead, dimly saw a form es polygonum sachalinense, or, as tho Kews and Notes. much that was novel and startling caping through tho window into the French call it, sacaiine, is reproduced Largo quantities of beans aro import LUMBERMEN, that their conversation was always fas garden. from Tho Irrigation Age. ed into this country annually. MINERS, MONTANA cinating. Then the rooms of the castle “This time wo’vogothiml” ho cried. Tho foregoing makes it apparent that In recent years tho total exports of to MANUEACTURERS,^ constituted a veritable museum, being sacaiine is worthy of trial in a small bacco from all ports of tho United States MERCHANTS, THE TREASURE STATE.” stocked with rare and curious objects The men seized guns and knives from a hunting rack in the vestibule and start way—what, by tho way, is the only have averaged about 250,000,000 pounds "P W R QfYNTQ! looking for locations are invited to investigate tbo opportunities offered to all from, two continents. And finally a ed across the garden and park in pur wise way with any new thing. As tho a year, of which about 150,000,000 JT kJ classes in one of tbe most resourceful States in tlie Union. Addrcssthe Secretary managerie had been created in one cor of the Board of Trade, Great F a il s, Mont.; Secretary of flic Board of Trade, K alispeli, Mont.; suit of the fugitive, while tho women plants quickly fill tho soil, and, accord pounds on an average have boon sjjijiped .K‘£H/fafyidt tbe-BsaKi-of 2ki']" H elena, Mont.; Secretary of tbe Board of Trade, Bctte, Mont.,or ner of the park and stocked with tho barricaded themselves in tho salon and ing to somo correspondents, are as hard from Now York. ' F'.Ti. Whitney, G. P. * T. A., G, N. By/, Lt. Patti, Minn. 2 various animals which M. do Kerdall anxiously awaited tho result of the to eradicate as tho Canada thistle, this had picked up during tho voyage and Next to JKow-Ycrk too largest chase. It was about an hour later, in featuro ought to ho taken into account. tobacco aro mado from BanTi- brought hack to France for purposes of the uncertain light which precedes the acclimatization. There wera gazelles, niofe; then Now Orleans and Boston rising of the sun, that a servant discov For a Three Horgo Team. rank in ordor. antelopes, Tibet goats, Kile ibises, rose ered tho mysterious stranger ensooncod flamingoes, opossums, beavers and an In soipeiksoe corse ovonors the swing Poultry keepers aro assured by an Asiatic ape of the mandrill species, as among tho branches of a largo oak. At s(Tgrcat that ono horse can lag and English exchange that traps baited with his call tho marquis and his gnestcL—~ Throw most of the weight on the other sunflower seed will never fail. Tho rats FH tST FLOOR. mild as a lamb, but as mischievous as tened to tho spot. ^ tiores from the sitting room, while yon en We manufacture tho celebrated Aspimvall Potato Planter, Aspinwa.il Potato Cutter, ail'iiia kind. Ai) iron lattice cage had cannot resist these seed. ter tho dining room from tho sitting room Aspinwall Paris Green Sprinkler, etc. Every machine warranted. Thoso machines .“ Come down'!” commanded M. de greatly reduce the cost of raising potatoes. Send for IFree SllEBteated Catalo^rao, been built for him 'closo to the coiisHri Kerdall, but tho bandit only settled Tho biennial convention of the Amer by means of a single door. vatory. himself deeper among tho foliage and ican Pomological society in California From tho main chamber above the din ftSPIHWfiLB. l£fPiFMTyBiMB 10,9 1Q6 gabiis M s s s , iis L As will bo seen, the Chateau de Ker made no response. was a very successful affair. Thosooiety ing room tho oriol window projects, add dall was a veritablo Eden, but this fact re-elected the old list of officers. ing a protty effect to the whole. The other “Como down, or I will shoot!” rooms on this floor aro of good sizo and -> * did not prevent little Mme. do Lartigues And, as there was still no reply, he The botanist of the United States de from dreading the isolated position of conveniently arranged, with bathroom lifted his gun and already had his fin partment of agriculture says that it is a SECOND FLOOR. the place among the wide expanse of complete in the rear portion of tho house, ger upon the trigger when the domestic fact, well known and admitted by lead with ample closet room for. the principal home is by building only such as he can A WINTER’S ENTERTAINMENT. woods and fields. huriedly pulled his arm and said: ing European importers, that American chambers and a handsome stairway There comfortably pay for and maintain. The “I should be afraid to live here all “Do notfire, monsieur. It is Dr. Cor- clover seed in general maintains a high are two rooms finished in the attic, with mere satisfaction of having a large house the year round,11 she said. nahne!” er standard of purity than that from any tho remainder loft unfinished. Tho foun Is buried in the labor and anxiety of caring G R EA T VALUE WEEKLY NEWS “Afraid of what, my dear?” asked And, sure enough, the blond wig and other country in the world. This is ow dation walls aro of stono or brick. Tho for it. the marquise. ing largely to the fact that American bricks used in tho chimneys aro selected The exterior of this building is some “ Oh, of robbers. They would fairly long redingote could now be seen among from tho hard brick stock delivered on w hat more elaborate than generally goes FOR OF THE WORLD tho leaves. But at this moment tho first seed cleaning machinery has reached a tho ground, laid in red mortar and painted with these plans. It is suggested by the LITTLE MONEY. FOR A TRIFLE. revel here." ray of sunlight gleamed in from the higher state of perfection than that of Robbers 1 In this mansion filled to two coats. Tho building is framed, sheath examples of sixteenth and seventeenth east, .and the oak was illuminated. The other countries. ed on tho outside of walls, covered with century’architecture seen during a recent the eaves with guests and servants! paper and clapboards in the first story and trip th: .gh England and Scotland. To Everybody mocked at the young wom marquis suddenly broke into a fit of ex Pofessor Bailoy of Missouri is said to plosive laughter and, as his guests gazed have obtained more than 1,000 types of shingled abovo. Tho outside is painted build tnis house at a moderate expense an, and old Dr. Coriiabuc told horrible up into the tree they could not keep in two coats. such a design should not be adopted. This m I f YOBI IE E E ] TRIBUNE stories about burglars and assassins un pumpkins by crossing the flowers of ono Tho clapboards aro of a light delicate floor plan has been carried out in a frame from following his example. kind with tha pollen of another. brown, with corner boards, cornors, eto., house, well and substantially built, at a til Mme. de Lartigues, ashamed of her “The ape!” a twenty page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of the United chimerical fears, was the first to laugh, of a darker shade, with the sash blaok. cost w ithin $2,500. Everything was explained. The ani SAM BROWN’S FIRST KILLING. States. It is a NATIONAL EAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news and when the retiring hour came she mal had escaped from his cage the pre LIVING ABROAD. of the United States. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell Its mounted to her sleeping apartment on vious evening and had managed to ef A Nevada Desperado Whoso Career of the second floor supplied with a goodly Crime Was Started by a Bully. Xt Xs Not So Cheap as It Xs Commonly “A gricultural” department has no superior in the country. Its “M a r k et fect an entrance into the chateau. Ani Deputed to Bo. R epo rts” are recognized authority. Separate departments for “T h e F a m ily stock of heroism. Within a short time mated by his instinct of imitation, he THREE HOr.SE EYENER. “At my first meeting with Sam “A man soon gets curodof many long Cir c l e ,” “ Ou r Y oung F olks,” and “Scien ce a n d Mec h a n ics.” Its “H ome all the occupants of the chauteau were had first attired himself in the dootor’s Brown, tho famous desperado, ho did two. In others this is overcome by fas cherished traditions respecting the cost a n d ociety in the land of dreams. effects and then wandered over the mo an honor that few men would caro S ” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its How long Mme. do Lartigues slept tening tho whiffletrees to a rigid bar, to receivo, ” said Wash Parker, an old of things in Europe by a littlo bit of general political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant house at his own free will. He was put which is also objectionablo. Rural personal contact with old world institu she knew not. She was awakened by a back into his prison after some little time Nevadan. “Ho invited himself to and exhaustive. rattling at her window, which sho had New Yorker calls attention to the plan be my traveling companion on a two tions,” said Colonel W. C. Chapman of trouble, and at breakfast the party en illustrated, in which the whiffletrees San Francisco. “ I had an idea until I left half open on account of the heat. joyed a hearty laugh at the adventures days’ wagon journey. I was starting A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and T h e B u What was her terror when in the have considerable play, yet a single sojourned abroad ono summer that the of the night. out ono morning with a wagon and pair chanan Record for feeble starlight she saw a form climbing horso cannot take advantage of this to cost of living was much lower in Lon But Dr. Cornabuc did not appear at lag behind, for tho chains connected of horses from a little mining settle noiselessly through the window. She the table. Ho left the chateau at an ment known then, as Goldcrop. As I don, for example, than in any Ameri tried to scream, but her throat was with rods in tho wheels and with tho came opposito tho hotel a largo man can city. To my sorrow, I found ont early hour, furious and without taking harness and shafts* hold them where that to live in good style in London f o r parched with fright, and she could not leave. Since this opisodo ho has never standing on tho veranda hailed mo and ONE YEAR ONLY $1.50 utter a sound. they belong. Tho picture is simple asked if I was going to Virginia City. was dearer a good deal than to exist set foot at Kerdall, and he has never enough for any ono to understand. No comfortably in New York. The man had entered the chamber. lost a feeling of deep antipathy to Mme. I answered yes, and ha said: CASH IN ADVANCE. Then the poor woman hastily buried her tice how the reins are fastened. “ ‘I reckon I’ll go along with yon. “To be specific, I went to the Savoy, do Lartigues and Miss Hawthorne. the best hotel in the great metropolis, (The regular subscription for the two papers is $2.50.) head beneath the bedclothing. Half “How could they have mixed me up ’ “ ‘I’m Sam Brown, ’ ho added. ‘May dead with fear, she could hear her noc Lawn Grass Mixtures. be yon don’t havo much confidence in and ordered a dinner not at all more turnal visitor going and coming across with a monkey?” he wants to know.— Professor Beal, recognized authority elaborate than I am used to having at SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME. San Francisco Argonaut. mo since hearing my name, bntl reckon the carpet with muffled steps. It seemed on grasses, says: In land not likely to we’ll travol along together all right. ’ home. There are some excellent restau as though ha must have removed his suffer from dry weather and exposed to “ Well, there wasn’t anything to bo rants in Washington not noted for their Address all orders to THE BUCHANAN RECORD. Japanese shops are never large, scarce sunlight, sow June grass alono or brown shoes in order to tread softly. Bathed ly more than little alcoves open from said hut ‘All right; jump aboard, ’ and cheapness where that dinner wonld with cold perspiration and her—teeth bent alone, or, better still, sow a mix Sam Brown, with a carpetbag In his have cost abont $5.50—certainly not the street. Thero is nothing correspond ture of tho two. For land not likely to chattering she awaited the mortal blow ing to our general store in Japan. hand and his pistols bulging under his more than $6. Tho bill brought are Write your name and address on a postal card, send it Ge o . W. B est, Boom 2, from the invader. But it did not come. suffer from dry weather at certain times coat, camo ont to tho wagon and took his called for £2, or $10 in American cur Tribune Building, New York City, and sample copy of The New York Weekly Tribune After about a quarter of an hour she A SMART CAT. where exposed to sunlight, sow or plant seat beside mo. He proved a civil rency. Of course there was a small will be mailed to you. timidly peeped out She could see and a mixture of Juno grass and Bermuda enough companion, and we got through bottle of wine, but it was innocent of hear nothing. Slightly reassured, she Sow He Convinced Himself1 That It Was grass. For rather thin soil or for any to Virginia City all right, with nobody ice, as neither love, money nor tears will recovered the use of her voice and start His Otto. Im age. soil much shaded by trees, I have never killed on the way. Ho had taken along make those beautiful Britishers give ed a series ctf shrieks, so sharp, piercing %ho late Dr. Romanes, in his “Ani- seen anything to be compared with the a bottle of prepared cocktails, and I had you any ice with your drinks. I don’t and terrible that in an instant the entire mal Intelligence,” gives two stories of red fescues. The foregoing is for those ’ a box of cigars, so that tho time passed SECOND FLOOR. want to ever® hear again of European chateau was turned topsy tnrvy. Every cats, which, on seeing their own reflec who can appreciate a fine thing and can Tho roof is left natural color—a silver cheap living. It’s a myth. I can live rather sociably as we made onr journey ’A. Irs. Brewer & Son body rushed into her chamber with tion in a looking glass, convinced them wait a littlo for it. But for those who gray—which tones down tho stronger better in this country on less money together. ' TRADE fSARK Will be at Dowagiac, tbe Elkerton House, on lights in their hands, M. and Mme. de selves that the reflection was an illu are impatient for results and want a “ We went into camp that night at shades of color. The stairs are of light ash and have a ton of ice a day if I want Kerdall at the head. sion. In the caso of a very intelligent good display of green in tho shortest to correspond with tho finish of tho wood it gratis. Yon may be able to live over Sandy Springs, about half way to Vir work in the building. All other wood Wiieeler’s FR ID A Y , M ARCH 2 9 t h . “ What is it? What’s the matter?” cat of mine, he went, I think, a step possible space of time, sow perennial ginia City, and in tho course of the thero on a little money, but a man can beyond this—namely, he satisfied him rye grass, orchard grass, timothy, or even work insido is painted in two coats. TEo they cried. evening he told mo something of his building is heated by a furnace and is exist very cheaply in China if ho will Heart She recounted her horrible vision. self that it was in some way his own oats or rye, or almost any other grasses life and adventures. Ono thing in par provided with a good range and boiler. limit himself to rice.”—MemphisCom- They would not believe, her. She had image. Even if my deduction is wrong, to bo found in the market. To bo sure, ticular that I remember was the way he The front yard has a picket fence. m orchil o A N D been dreaming. Who could have climb tho first part of his proceedings was so they will look bunchy and patchy, some came to start ont on his career of kill Tho sidos and rear are fenced with ordi ed into this chamber, so high above the singularly like thoso in Dr. Romanes’ starting quicker than others after mow ing. I don’t recall whether it- was in nary hoard fencing. Tho building also has S10O Reward. §100 ground, without a ladder? accounts that it scorns as though it ing, bat the lawn will bo thick and Texas or Missouri that this first affair electric bolls. The. readers of the Buchanan Record Positively cures Heart Disease, Epilepsy, Ner “Did you see him plainly?” asked were a uniform law of cat nature to act green. happened, but it was when ho was a The cost of the abovo building would will be pleased to learn there is at vous prostration, Sleeplessness, aud ail derange in this way, and so far it may not ho al bo not far from $3 000. ments of tlio Nervous System. Unexcelled for the marquis, with a touch of suspicion KUSHROOM CULTURE. hulking youDg fellow, green and chick least one dreaded disease that science /Restless Babies. Purely Yegetable, guaranteed in his voice. together uninteresting. en hoarted, to use his own words in A COMPACT DWELLING. has been able to cure in all its stages, free from Opiates. “As plainly as I see yon, and it even I put tho cat on" a table in front of a How the Edible Species May Ho Grown In telling it. Thero was a certain gambler and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh 100 FULL SIZE DOSES, 50 CTS. small toilet mirror. After looking at his ‘ Eeds Made In Cellars. Design IT or a Comfortable Homo at Mod- seemed”1— She hesitated. In a town' whore ho was staying who crate Cost. Cure is the only positive cure now M. D. Bailoy, Receiving Teller Grand Rapids reflection for a short while he went be known to the medical fraternity. Ca (Midi.) Savings, Bank, says he cannot Bay too “ What?” Considerable interest has developed of used to bully and abuse him when thoy I heard a successful man say at ono muck In favor of “Adironda,” ’Wkeeler’s Hear “It seemed as though I could recog hind the gloss. Then he returned to his late years among market gardeners con camo together. Everywhere and whenev tarrh being a constituional diseae, re and Nerve Cure. ,, seat in front and again watched it at time that ho believed ho would sol 1 his quires a constitutional treatment. nize Dr. Corabuc in his blond wig and cerning mushroom culture. The usual er the gambler saw him in a saloon he house, which-was a very grand est-’Hlsh- Prepared by WHEELER & FULLER MEDI redingote.” tentively: After a few moments ho rap method has consisted in growing the would kick him about and drive him ment, build a five roomed structui-.-. and Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intenally, CINE CO., Cedar Springs, Micb. Everybody laughed. What! Dr. Cor- idly dashed behind it. He again return mushrooms under benches in green live lu poaco tho rest of his days. A t that acting directly upon the'blood and mu Sold by W. F. RUNNER, Buchanan, Mich. out of the place. Cue day a man un cous surfaces of the system, thereby May 31yl nabncl A man of bis ago and character ed to his seat in front of the glass, and houses, but many an amateur, who de- friendly to this gambler said to Sam: time this gentleman was governor of a Have made regular visits to llio same offices in scaling windows at midnight! It was while retaining his seat and keeping state. He had tested the sweets of a largo destroying the foundation of the dis this section of the State for tbo pnBt twenty-live ------______. “ ‘Why do you stand all this abuse ambition. He is now United States min ease, and giving the patient strength years. This long experience in the treatment of certain now that Mme. deLartignes had his eyes fixed on the imago ho struck ««..n n#» from that gambler? Take this pistol and ehronic discuses and constant study of the best been dreaming. They tried to dissipate about behind the glass with his paw in ister to ono of tho largest European cities. by building up the constitution and methods enables them to different directions. the next time ho crowds you k i l l him. ’ He wished to got himself and his family assisting nature in doing its work. PENSIONS. her fear, and she was just about to per “ Sam took tha adviG O and the pistol, If you want a Pension or re-rating, or any ques away from the labor of display than which The proprietors have so much faith in tions answered 11 Pension or Patent cases write CUBE EVEBY CUBABLE CASE. His next action was, I fancy, suggest and the next time tho gambler went for thero is none greater or more exacting. suade herself that she had been the vic ed by seeing tho image apparently strike its curative powers, that they offer J. Xi. STAJRKWEATHEE, Attorney, Borneo Consultaiion Free, and Reasonable Terms him, instead of sneaking ' away and Thoro is nothing moro relentless in its de One Hundred Dollars for any case that Sllch. tim of an hallucination when she hap with its paw also. Keeping his seat and looking sorry, ho shot his tormentor mands and nothing which brings so small of Treatment pened to cast her eyes upon the bureau, retaining his eye fixed on the imago, he it fails to cure. Send for list of Tes Sir. Starkweather secured over ten per cent of dead. After he had thus got his hand in a return as a large house. timonials Address, all original Pensions allowed in Michigan for the "We are prepared to show successful results in where she had left her jewels. proceeded to '(if I may use tho word) killing men camo easy to Sam, and he Hero Is a liouso into which the owner month of August, 1890. 503 allowed.—Deiroi treating diseases of the Liver, Heart, Lunge, They were gone! It had truly been a of a largo establishment might retire and F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Free J?ress. Dec6cow28t Stomach. Kidneys, Nerves, Rheumatism, Neural posture in front of tho glass. He raised made a long score before his own time £3F"Soi<3 by Druggists, 75c 1 gia, Debility, Youthful Indiscretion, Cancers, Old robber 1 his paws alternately, licked them, live in comparative comfort. The amount Sores, Tumorp, Fits, Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Drop By, came. Chronic Djairhoea, Eczema, Loss of Voice, The laughing suddenly ceased, and touched the glass, moved his head, etc. “Though, as Isaid, we made our-jour Bronchitis. Pneumonia, Catarrh Consumption, they looked’at one another in consterna I have tried to simply describe the facts R -L PA N S ! Diseases of 'Women aspecfalt}', Influenza, Asthma, tion. ney together all right, I knew it would Tetter, Scrofula, Eruptions, Pimples, Humor, and as far as possible avoid drawing take too littlo to set things to going all Blotches of long standing. Address with stamp, All at once another cry was heard, a conclusions.—Science Gossip. wrong for me thoroughly to enjoy Sam DBS. BREWER & SON, Evanston, Iia. piercing shriek coming through the still Brown’s society. I wasn’t sorry to set EXPECTANT TABOLES i ness of the night. It appeared to ema Doctor Galapins. nate from Miss Hawthorne’s chamber. him down at tho Primaventura saloon ^MOTHERS. REGULATE THE Set up on the comer of a house, at the in .Virginia City, where we took a drink STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS There was .a rush for her apartment, juncture of two streets at tho old north PYRAMIDAL MUSHROOM BEDS. That our wonderful remedy “Mothers together, shook hands and went our F riend” which makes child-birth easy and the English lady was found stand end of Boston, is a bust of JEsculapius. sires to produce his own mushrooms, different ways.,”—New York Sun. may he within the reach of all we have AND PURIFY TH E BLOOD. ing in the middle of the room, with For many, many years it has been the has not the convenience of a greenhouse, reduced the price to ONE DOLLAR per RIPANS TABULES aro tho best Modi- frightened eyes. visible sign that there is a drug store and it is for their benefit that the fol A Clock In a Wine Bottle. /bottle. cine known )for Indigestion, Slllonsncss, “There, there!” sho cried, pointing ...BEWARE of frauds, count- Headache, Constipation,I>ynpepsia,Chronic below. lowing. illustrations, from a bulletin is There is now being oxhibitqd - in: the erfeits and substitutes. Take 1 . XlvcrTroublce,l>lzz!nc8§,IladOomplcxlon,: s to tha window. “A man I He escaped, sued by the "United States department of window of the shop of Mr. Kajis, the Dysentery, Oflcnalv© Breath, and. all disi I Some time ago two visitors to the nettling but ...... orders of the Stomach, Xivcr and Bowels. X CAW I OBTAIN A PATENT1? For a but I recognized- him. ” city went prowling about this ancient agriculture, are hero reproduced. These watchmaker, a clock the works of which Rlpans Tabules contain nothing injxirioUs to O prompt answer and an honest oplniott. write to “ Who was it?” tho most delicate constitution, ato pleasant to £ ItlUNN ifcCO.) who have bad nearly fifty yeara* and historic ground once so aristocratic illustrations represent beds made up in aro in the ■ inside of an ordinary- clear # take, safe, effectual, and give immediate relict £ experience in the patent business* Communica “Dr. Cornabuc!” j P n ce—50 cents p er Tjgt. Hay 1>« ordered ? tions strictly confidential. A II nit clbotiteof In and now so squalid, and they came upon cellars, a method practiced by the glass wine bottle, tho dial p-lato being JVI others 2 through nearest druggist, or by mail. Sample ? formation concerning P aten ts and how to ob The doctor again I This time nobody the time worn, bust, for the presence of French. The cellars should bo warm and set obliquely on the top o*f the bottle. FRONT ELEVATION. • free by mail. Address ” X tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan laughed. Cornabuc was looked for . of waste space ig boiled down to a mini- Z T H E RIPANS CHEMICAL C O ., I ical and scientiflo hooks sent free. which they were not prepared. Still it dry, dark and not exposed to drafts. How tbo works were introduced! into tho ♦ 10 SPRUCE STREET, NEW YORK CITT. | Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive among the persons who had been at mum. * TliCustairway is in -tho center of at 1 . Friend Special notice in the Scientific A m erican, and seemed to them noteworthy, and they Fig. 1 represents a pyramidal shaped bottle is the mystery at first glance, hut tho house, 'l3\that any ono may goi into it ^••.•••••oe*eccee*oe«e.ooe@o.«ot'e» thus aro brought widely before the -public With tracted by the excitement, hut he was mushroom bed made on the topi, of cask oven when it is ascertained that no sin May31\vlyr out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper, went into a shop to ask about it. from any roobf.o£ tho first floor without SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS. issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by Jar tbo not there: He was the only occupant of ( The olork was most obliging and cour bottoms, which should be at least 2 feet gle piece is wider, than the neck of the largest circulation of any scientific work In the passing threjj'gh, another. Tho kitchen 83?”Write for hook “ TO MOTHERS” world. ------~ - - the chateau who was missing. teous. 6 inohes in diameter. They are built in bottle the wonder then occurs to the :ind pantry^fo as Convenient as possible. mailed free. J---- “ Come, let us go to the dootor’s “ Oh, that?” he said. “That’s old Dr. the Shape of an old fashioned sugar loaf, mind as to how the pieces of such deli The cellar -is reached from tho kitchen, PltACTK’iVLlV. Branr-iie&ce*anu 1 iaoijin.’ THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., two cities. Our students d«) tho w*rk ami becomo-ex- ‘ ul ulates, in colors, and _ oi Tiew room,’’ said tho marquis, knitting his Galapins. I don’t rightly know who he about 3 feet in height. - The pieces of cate machinery were therein put togeth and in order to reduce tho labor required itb plans, enabling_____ show the in caring for it tho coiling should ho plas Solo Proprietors, ATLANTA, GA. pert operators. Best system in America. CJrcularafree. latest______designsliens and secure contracts.conf Address brows. “Ho will doubtless solve the was, but I ’ve an idea he used to prac spawn are placed 1% inches deep-and er.—Deraerara Argosy. Address City Telegraph Gu.» Owosso, tiieh. MUNN‘ & CO., Hew York, 3 6 1 Broadway* mystery for us. ” tice down herel”»--yonth’s Companion. IS inches apart.. tered and painted, tho wails and floors co-