NO. 31 VOL. XIV. MASON. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1889.
Save Money hs Paying jn Advance. The Monarch can corn is just like early A. L. Vandercook has shipped a hundred Yesterday's Kaccs. new corn. Only sold at A, L. Vander and Gfty bushels of cherries thus far this cook's. * While the suhscription price to the DEM• season, and still there are plenty in market. The Mason Driving Club races opened OCRAT remains aa heretofore—Sl.nO por Theo. Hoffman, the hardware hustler of yesterday afternoon with a fine field of ye,ir—we oQ'er it as nn inducement to During the month of July County Treas• Dansville, advertises a genuine clearing horses and a fair attendance. The track prompt cn.sh payment, for $1.25 when paid urer Longyear paid out S1"S.8G as bounty for a whoh year in advance. All arrearages sale for the next si.vtv days. He informs was in fine condition and the weather per- on English sparrows. The larfje.st order and short tiiae subacriplionfl will be charffcd Ford's Bazaar X GROCERY- us he will make prices that will su.-elymove feet. The events of ihe day were the o:15 at recular price—one shilling a month. was ,S-I0,C2, going to parties in Ingham tho goods. He quotes some prices in an• and 2:35 trotting races, George Whiteomb Save 2.7 cents a year by paving in adyance township. This represents 5,9G2 deaths Truly Yours, other columm of St. -fohna, presided as starter, which in the ranks of the sparrows. Is cool and comfortable, and D. P. WllIT.MORE &, Co. position he filled very acceptably. We have the Most Complete Line of The Lansing Journal says Levi Cotting- ton of that city, once owned a half interest The bids for the state printing contract There were five starters in the 3:15 roce. just the place to visit this hot AND CEIVEBAI. NEWS. w .re opened by the state board of auditors, in the famous horse Hendryx, which won After a few trials they wero given the word weather. at Lansing yesterday, and Robert Smith the SI0,000 race at Detroit last week, and and made a pretty race to the quarter pole Snow flake corn at II. C. Coe's. * Groceries and of the Ithica Journal, was found to be the that he was glad to disposs of his interest with J. P. a good leader. Pittsfield and You are sure to find just Big cut. Read Mills' adverlisment. lowest bidder. The present contract with for seo. Nellie Walker collided, thriiwing the driver what you want, and at prices D. D. Thorp of Lansing, expires next of the former ont. Pillafield finished the - Provisions House and barn to rent. See notice. The Woman's .Mis.sionary Society of the -Tune. mile without a driver and on a run, but that will induce you to call Splendid rachiif today and to morrow. Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Tuesday morning's Jackson Patriot, in fortunately did no damage. No other ac• In the City, tmd ot Rev. J. A. Barnes on .Monday afternoon, again. Read Ball & Sherman's advertisement. its police and criminal report, says ; ''The cidents marred the pleasure of the day's August 0, at three o'clock. A cordial justice informed Sylvester Lewis, a drunk sport, the following being a summary of Special Sale on Wail Paper Read notice of new system of dress cut• invitation is extended to all the ladies to and disorderly, that if he would at once outcome : be present. ting- during July. leave for his home in Mason he would not FIRST HACK—.1:15 TROTTI.VG. J. B. Hendee has sold his interest in the Sunday school e-^cursion to Grand Ledge, be molested. Sylvester didn't want to go, A. Sowersby, Ithica, J. P., b g 1 1 1 Come and see us. Eaton Rapids Journal to his partner, C. T. C. W. Monroe, Bellovue, Charley M., b g 2 2 2 August 21. neither would he pay $.3 fine, so he went to Fairfield, who will continue the publication John Kelsey, Lansing, Orpliaii IC, cli s, It -1 !1 No decision has yet been received in the jail for ten days," Who is Sylvester ? Joe Sanders, Yjisllanli, Pittslleld, b g 5 3 (> ^ TRY OUR TEAS! of the Jomiiul. Eaton Rapids now has FORD & KIRBY. W,C.Jonks,Biriniughain,NellleWalkor, bl m 4 0 1 Near-Uonnelly case. Willis Vandercook has purchased of A. two "independent" papers, both published Tliuo,2:Ic;/i,2:.|li_.i:l all present. Mrs. Lin• f aucluA g of Deeds and Mortgages. ALso agent tor the ' Vire Inhurance Co. of North America. Ollice iu I'urk- ing at Pine Lake, returned the iirst of the Alonzo Palmer. Mr. Brown receives as in the following language : "If you desire derman is the oldest while woman who waa A. L. YAIERCOOL hurst block, JIason, Mich. week, having enjoyed the rest and recrea part payment, Mr. Reamer's pleasant the patronage ot home people be sure that a resident of Mason in 183G, and indeed ATT0RNF.YS. tion. residence property on north main street. you dispense your own patronage among bat few who were then neighbors in this T T. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law. Conveyancing them. It takes trail for a person who is long ago hamlet are now living. Most of f) and collectiouii a speciality. Mason, Mich. The Amsdell-Kirk assault and battery Prof. Calvin S. Tracy, one of the pioneer Oflice Up Stairs, over First Natienul iiank. depending upon his town or the sarrcund- them have crossed over to the majority. case in .lustice Parkhurst's court last Sat professors of the Agricultural College, and GEO. M. IIOSTISOTOK. GKO. F. DAV. iog country for a living to go elsewhere for DNTINGTON S DAY, AtvorneyeandCounselurs urday afternoon wus continued for one many years a resident of Lansing, died at BuMlneMS LocalM. ut Law. Onlce over First National Bank, what he desires to use himself. There The members of ihe several Sunday H week. his home in tnat city on Sunday last. He Mason, Mich. 2yl must be reciprocity among us if we would schools of this city are all agog in antici• CarrlUKOS at Le.s.< Tlian tVholesalo Prices. was the author of Tracy's arithmetic and Henry ElliotI, who lives near Lansing, E. S. .AVBKV. Eiiwi.v N. Baoivx. prosper." pation of the coming e.vcursion to that The Mason Rnad Cart Co. has a fine lot VEltY .v BROWN, Attorneys and Counselors at for many years authority on mathematical of carritiges, which tliey will sell at retail Law. oflice ovur Farniors' Bank, Mason. tells a hard story to beat. . He cut a Geld popular summer resort—Grand Ledge—to A matters. Many of our exchanges are repeating at less than wholesale prices, for spot casb of wheat which he says yielded GO bushels be given on Wednesday, August 21. This or gilt edged paper. Inquire of Dr. A. B. PHYSICIANS. All interested in the Presbyterian church the story that Irving Latimer has weakened to the acre. will afford a day of fine enjoyment and Campbell or S. A. Paddock. 31w3 H. OCLVEK, M. v., Physician and Surgeon. and is surely losing his mind, or doing an and society •will please bear in mind that costs but little. Adults 75 cents for the . Oflice over V.'ebb's Clothing Store, Mason, M. The G. A. R. encampment at Jackson For Sale. S the pulpit of the church will be ably filled excellent job at shamming. The prison OOTOR A; B. CAMPBELL,Physician,Surgeon last week was a great success, and parlici round trip aud children between the ages One good Team and Road Wagon for OlflcooTerH.M. William's drugstore,Mason. next Sabbath by Prof. R. H. Gulley, who officials, however, who ought to know D pated in by a large number of the old of 5 and 12 years but 35 cents. The train sale. Inquire ot HUNT&TRI.M. something about the facts, say the report B. DODGE, M. D., nomoipathist. Ofllcein Polar will read a sermon—a selection by an emi• will start from Leslie at 7:43 a. m,, Eden . block. Residence, first door east Pres. chnrch. "vets" of this vicinity. New System of Dress Cutting. J nent divine. A full house is hoped for. is all bosh ; that he is the same indifferent, 7:54, Mason 8:20 and Holt 8:30. The Mason Mrs. M. A. Sweet, who has bad 27 years VETERINARY. Hoyt & Buies, clothiers, are reliable The other meetings of the week will be as heartless villain trbat he has shown himself Cornet Band will accompany the excursion. experience in dress cutti>'ir and fitting,and dealers and carry a choice stock of goods Il. GEO. O. MOODY, Veterinary Surgeon and usual. •* from the moment of the cold blooded has used 14 different sym iins, is now pre• Dentist. (Graduate untario Vetorinary College.) D We invite your attention to their advertise' murder of his mother. • Register of Deeds A. R. Hardy and pared to teach the Imprc li Taylor System Treats all diseaseu of Horses and Cattle. Will attend Daniel flawley of Filehburg, arrested calls day or night. Olllco and residence over Ford's meat in an>ther column. brother, have just disposed of a pair of of Cutting Ladies' and C.-.ildren's Dresses, Bazaar. Maple street, Sluson, Mich. E. Henning & Co.'s large stave mill at tor violation of the liquor law, was dis• which she is thoroughly convinced excels Found—A coat, in the road between brood mares, which they had owned for charged in Justice Hammond's coiirt last Williamston, was destroyed by fire on the all others. .31w3 AUCTIONEER. C. B. Andrews' and Mason. The owner nine years. They had produced, in the Friday. On Monday he was rearrested on night of July 24. Loss §7,000 ; insured OHN Auctioneer. Property sold Carriage for Sale Cheap. IIIMELBERGER, can obtain same by calling at this ofEce, meantime, ' IS fine colts—every one 6f J at reasonablo rates. Mason, Blich. jl-S'J a charge of the same ofl'ense, a new com• for but ,'52,000. The Enterprise "The I have a good second hand top Carriage which was sound and unblemished, and and paying for tb's notice. •* stock on the yards and cooper shop were that I will sell very cheap for cash or good UNDERTAKING. plaint having been made. He gave bail saved, and had there been plenty of water several sold for long prices. The mares note. A. L. ROSE, at Democrat office. P. STROUD, Uudortaker, first door west of tho "For What Shall I Be Thankful ?" is the for his appearance forexaniinatisn, August are 14 and 15 years of age, respectively, , DEMooaAT oflice, Mason, Mich. Two first-class theme discussed in the sermon which Prof. 9th. doubtless much more property might have Special Inducements Shearses and bettor facilities than ever before, iltf R. H. Gulley will read at the Presbyterian been saved. Several men are thrown out have been used for farm work, were never In materia! for fancy work up to and in* The best 25c coffee in Mason at WIICO.K DENTISTS. church next Sunday morning. of employment, and as the company have shod and are clean limbed and sound as eluding August 3, at Mrs, C, Rice's. 29w2 & Co.'s. Try it. * p. TANDUSEN .DENTIST. Offlceln Burrow considerable timber in view, it is hoped bullets to-day. They have been good pay• Great Bargains A block,Mason,Mich. Densmore & Coy sold their first load of We are informed that J. S. Prescott thej will decide to rebuild." ing property, and barring accidents, are new wheat this season on the corresponding In Spring Dress Goods, at M. GREOOR'S. SURVEYING. organized an association of the Patrons of good for many years to come. date on which they shipped in 1S88, and The following bit of sensible advice is Call and Seo P. DRAKE, Deputy County Surveyor, Mason Industry in Maple Grove and,Pleasant received exactly the same price. from the Leslie Local: "Farmers having Another earnest argument for the sup Tbe Spring Shades in Beges. from 9 to 12 A • Mich. Drain work a specialty. Grove school districts, in Lansing und choice grains, fine horses, colts, etc., should pression of the small boy and his dangerous cents per yard, at MARCPS GBEGOBS. FINANCIAL. Only two licenses having been granted Delhi townships last week, with a charter prepare to make exhibits at the coming air gun was made this morning. A 15- For Sale or Excbiinge. M. DBE3SEK, Oflioeat Farmora' Bank,Mason, by the county clerk since our last report, it membership of 43 persons. W. H. Smith county fair. The premiums offered are yearold boy named DeBar, at North A good residence and lot for vacant lots J, Mich., has money to loan. Bualness promptly would appear that people are becoming was elected president and Chas. S. Whit- attended to. ample payment for the trouble, while the Lansing, was shooting carelessly around or a cheaper residence. A. T. PHILLIPS. convinced that marriage is a failure. more secretary. publicity obtained is worth much to those the streets, and one of the shots struck INSURANCE. Sateens E. F. Meach, who recently removed froth Lewis Oliver, who ia continually ia trou desiring notoriety. Support your county Gottlob . Bauerle's little boy in the neck, A. BARNES, Notary and Conveyancer, Loan, In. In great variety, from 10c to 25c, to bo . auranco and Collection Agent. OfflcooverFar• Lansing to this city with his family, has ble, was lodged in jail Monday evening for fair by some exhibit and your presence in making a most painful flesh wound. merJ s' Bank, Mason, Miclu 2" found at MARCUS GBEGOR'S. accepted a situation with M. J. Buck, the being drunk and disorderly and assaulting preference to any other. Remember, chili Bauerly entered complaint before Justice AEMEBS MUTUAL FIBE INSURANCE OOM. We Must panyof Ingham couhty. Safeat,cheapest, beat. leading furniture dealer of Lansing. Alderman Underhill. He was arraigned dren will be admitted free." Clark, There is scarcely a day passes but FFor information write to O. F. Miller, secretary, Have that money you owe ua, without delay, tlaaon. K. J. Bullen. prealdont, Muson. in Justice Parkhurst's court Tuesday morn• what some one is hurt with the guns used The Spiritualist camp meeting at Hazlett The Chicago & Grand Trunk Railroad as we need i_t; BitowyBitos,, Park (Pine Lake) ie in full blast and will ing, pleaded not guilty and was committed by boys in exterminating the sparrows, and REAL ESTATE AGENT Company have decided to put in a mile of The Largest and Most Attractive Uno continue nntil August 2Sth, and the pro to jail to await trial, next Monday morning it is questionable whether they should be TVTAKSIIALL & C\STERLIN, Loan, OoUection, side track on the south side of the State Of Lace Curtains, by the yard and in at nine o'clock^ permitted to discharge the weapon in local• jyX Insurance and Real Estate Brokers. Olflce over gramme includes many prominent speakers. fair Grounds, at Lansing, enabling exhibit• pairs, just received at M. GBEGOR'S. Stroud jfe Co.'a Fornltnre Store, Mason, Mich ities frequented continually by pedestrians. Company F, Ist Eegt,, M. S. T., of this OHN DUNSBAOK, Real Estate and Loan Agent The Lansing city council has adopted ors to reach the grounds direct with stock •Wanted—A MiUer —Lansing Journal, July 27. Main street.aouth of poatofllce. Maaon city, will leave for the annual state encamp• J & resolution which provides for the sprink• and machinery. This outlay of several To put in operation a grist mill in the vil• ment, to be held at Lake Goguac, near ling of the principal thoroughfares leading thousand dollars will do much to make the Last Thursday morning Perry Stevens, lage of Dansville. Mich. $1,000 offered aa Battle Creek, Wsdneeday morning next, a bonus. LEVI GEEB, , MlGHICJlNfTENTm to the fair grounds, during the state fair. cominr fair a success. It shows a spirit of a wealthy farmer, living two miles north 17tf Sec'y City Committee. August 7th. The boys' have been doing enterprise and accommodation that will be " The JNlagara MU Route." of this city, narrowly escaped being killed The brick work on the Sherman block is some good work of late and will go into BOUTaWASD. fully appreciated. by a pitchfork. Mr. Stevens was mowing T<)u Can Find completed and it is a handsome appearing a. m. a. m. p. m. p.m. camp in fine shape. Capt. Snook will have The stock complete in eyery department An excursion rate of one fare for the away the wheat and had two men drawing; Maaon „ '. ... 8:20 10:24 5:49 9:32 structure. A galvanized cornice is to be put Juckion ... 9:10 11:20 0:40 10:30 reason to be proud of his company. and prices lower than ever at round trip (half rates) from all stations in in. While .the men were gone to tbe field p. m. a.m. on, which will add still more to its beauty. MARCUS GBEGOR'S. Chicago ... 0:10 6:40, 7 00 The city council has awoke to the fact Michican, via all railroad and steamboat for a load Mr. S. lay down on the mow, and Detroit. ... 11:50 4:10 10:45 7:30 Densmore & Coy, grain 'dealers, have House and Lot (or tScoIiaiige that the careless and indiscriminate use of lines, will be given ' to those desiring to as the pitcher came in the barn from p.m. p. m. Fora 40-acre farm within f> few miles ot St.Thomaa...... 8:25 11:05 2;00 12:46 purchased C. E. Eaton's elevator and attend the National Encampment, Grand loadinir, not knowing of Mr. Stevens' pres• Sre arms within the city limits should be Mason. Iltf, ' , H. f. DONNKLIY. a.m. ware house, Mr. Eaton's continued ill Kiagura rulla...... 7:23 2.-51 6:25 4:12 stopped, and the city'clerk bos therefore Army of the Republic, at Milwaukee, Wis,, ence, he threw the fork upon the mow, health making it impossible for him to Jacltaan stone PI •via TUe BOMHWABI). been ordered to post bills containing that August 27 to 30. Tickets will be on sale tines foremost, one of which struck Mr. S. And Sewer Pipe of allsizd'ianhandaDd'fot' a, m. p.m. p.m. give bis business the necessary attention. n. m. section of the city ordinances rela• at all ticket OfBces in MiShigan, from on the face, near the end of the nose and Maaon 7:59 11:26 6:49 9:62 sale by J. W. OHAPM, Eden, Mich. - 8:25 12:00 0:09 10:18 Large eggs have been rather scarce in tive to the use of £te arms and August 21 to 28 inclusive, and will be good came out near the left ear, inflicting an Lansing p. m. . For Sale or Excl: oage. 9 32 12:55 7:33 Lanaing our manger this season, and we began to thn penalty for violations. Hereafter we for cootinnouB passage to Milivaukee not ugly and dangerous wonni.—llttson Cor- OwoBso ,—'—, icc'n. Improved farms and citjf property. . p. m. later than August 28. Retarn tickets will 12o Owosao 9:60 feel a little diecouraged, but J. C. Nichols hope £he citilsens will insist upon the en• re^ondent WUlianiston Enterprise. MARSHALL fc CABTEKLIK. ; : •Bay City..... Acc'n. a.m. of Aurelias, placed one there on Monday forcement of Us .provisions. . Let a few be good for continnoas passage leaving ToBent. ' money to Iioan lUackiaaw.. . 9:S6 6:30 arrests be made and there will'be no Milwaukee at any time between August M.J.MoBnAT, O. W. RnaoiM, that measures 6Jx7i- inches and from its House and barn on Oak street. Inquire On real estate, at the Farmer's Bank, MA' GemFoas. und Ticket Agt. Ticket Agoot, further violations. 27th and September 5th.. son, Mich. lylp Hoaon., ' Chicago, weight.we judge it 18 full of meat. ; of. Marshall & Casterlin. 31w4 - spread with great rapidity. Tho people this year. Commissioners Hico. Marty, ernmont authorities at Pokin nro dis- —Bay City's now Y. M. 0. A. hall w!v» SIICHIGAN^ IIAPPENIi\GS. on board took to tho boats and a raft, aud ''Whiting aro discouraged over mayod. Owing to the incapacity of the opened last night with a concert by the nnd after lloiLting about for sovoral tho outlook. Alter suggesting many local authorities, foreign onginooring aid, lagliaiii Co. Democrat. Detroit Philharmonic Club. hours were picked up by tbe Franklin. questions to tho Commission in in order to permanently repair the chan• %-VESTS ATTD rN-CIDli;>-T,q THAT H.'lt^ PiTTsnunau steel manufacturers dis• reference to tho Nelson bill, the Indians nel of tho rivor, is considered imperative rATELI' OCCURRKU. —The Piussell House, a frame hotel at took a decided stand against opening any MASON. MICH. claim all intention of selling out to En• Bay City, was gutted by fire, portion of the 'WhitG Earth liosorvation FRESH AND NEWSY. glish capitalists. Thoy do not thiuk Eu- ». P. WHmiOBE & Co, PiXBiiBnEna to settlement. There have beeu several An Intorostins: Siiiiiinnr)- of tlio 3Iorc Iin- —This pnpor tisunlly accepts anything glishmou caro to invest $100,000,01)0 for stormy sessions nnd tho Indians aro uot THE schooner Alpha has arrived at portiint Uoin!;."! of Our >'oiy:liborK—AVotl- tho Marquette Mtnino .Jonrnal says ns iu gotjd humor, so that it will be a dilli- | the privilege of controlling Amoriou's tlliips and DciiMis— Crimos." Ciisimltlos, true, but wheu it says that 12,000 mon aro cult task to secure their consent. The Prouch A'illago, N. S., from the banks of iron industries. and Gonornl News Kotos. Commission has beou iu session at Xewfouudland, leaking badly. The omployod at tho Chapin luine we hesitate LEWIS BKOS. .t Co., Kew York dry —Tho Saginaws arc to have an electric THE WIDE WOULD. AVhite Earth ton days and as yet has uot vessel has boon struck by a sworJCsh and —yes, wo hesitate. goods dealers,woll known throughout tho secured a signature. a piece of tho sword is still remaining, street railway. country, have.assigned, with liabilities of —AVben Michael Higgins and August driven quite through a plunk. —August C. Gnbiflt, a Gornm'i farmer Catalnojie of tke -Week's Impor• $4,«00,'OUO. Assets about tho snmo. Johnson, of Marquolto, had a sculilo SOUTHERN INCIDENTS. A EEi'liEsr.N-TATlVE of tbo A'andetbiltB of North Bradley, has written to Commis• NUMEitous cases of swindling by ap• which resulted in Higgins being thrown tant Occurrences Concisely has purchased the interests of a number of sioner Stevenson, of Now Y'ork, stating plicants for relief al Johnstown, Pa., A SAV.VXN'AH (Ga,) dispatch says the in front of an engine and killed, Johnson heavy local stockholders iu the Beech that ho will givo tho Commissioner !520 if Summarized. have come to light, nud sovoral orders negroes of Liberty County, Georgia, aro Creek Conl Company, at Shnmokin, Pa. was atTCstod on a charge of murder. Ho the latter would procuro him a wife from huvo been .stopped by the committee. iu a stato of oxciteniont over tho preach• Over S;j,000,OOU was involved iu tho hns sinco boon released, as it was shown Accordiug lo tho latest statistics, cnro- ings of a man named Bell, a pseuilo the old country. transaction, Tbo Vanderbilts nro now Higgins was not thrown there intention• fully compiled by tho Board of Inquiry, "Christ," who has beou inciting the igno• Inlelligenco bj Electric TTlre from sole owners of tho Beech Crook liailroad, —James Gibson and Jamos Connors, ally. the'number of lives lost iu tho devastat• rant peo]ile of tho county nud telling them Erery Quarter «f the Civil- 'IllE goods nnd chattels of District As• indicted for robbing the postoflices at ed district is placed at about (J.OUU. that he will load them into tho Promised —Michig.an pensions: Original invalid Land of Canaan next mouth. Hundreds sembly.10 of Xew York City have hecu Negauneoaud Calumet, escaped from jail ized World. A Disr.viicti from Waterville, X. V., —MichaolKyau, .lohuMorehoad, Thomas havo left thoir fiinus aud occupations to .sold .at auctiou. It is tho last act iu tho at Marqtiotto while being served with aunomicos the death at his summer resi- follow tho false Christ. Bell wns tried drama of tho disruption of the ^veU- Thorsby, Francis J. Lyon, Nelson Shou- breakfast by tho turnkey. fiiil ymX LATEST BY TELERKAPH, denco thero of Charlemiigno Tower of for lunacy aud sent to an asylum. knowu aud once powerful Knights of doe, Charles F. Severence. Increase— Philadelphia. Mr. Tower was in his .Slst His Kuccesso'r, a nogro named James, Labor organizatiou. —A new bridge is to bo built over Ma• Charles AV. Picrson, Handy Austin, year nnd his death was duo to iiaralysis. began preaching aud tolling tho people ple Piivor at -Aluir, to cost !?15,000, Ulysses C. Cass. Koissue—Philip Crow• jle lo.aves four daughters aud n sou and that huniau sncrilico was demanded. THE .American fishing vessel Mattio foot, Luko Bordoau. Beissuo and in• an euormous fortune. Several days ago iu a renioto part of the AVinship, recently seized by the Cnnadiau — Gov, Fifer, of Illinois, assisted by Tlio jrunliM- of Col. .Tiiiii-s ut CliKilniiiill. county a w'omau wlio was ouo of James' Government for illegal lishiiig, is for• several members of his stall', is at Elk crease—AVillinm Smith, Jr. Original A. Cincinnati spL-cial, dutoil tlio ilHtli, THE burglar who stole ox-Gov. Long's foUow'ers slow a littlo child, hor niece, feited. Her owners offered $2,^M to the lli^pids, catching black bass. widows, etc.—Harriet T.,,widow of Ly- (of Massachusolts) silverware recoutly cutting symbols ou tho heail and body says; The niyKterious disiippoarauco ol crowu nnd the total expenses of the mau S. Elliott. from his homo at Hingham must have aud then throwing the body into a ditch, —ShorilT Motivier, of St. Ignace, who is Col. A. E. .Tones hnn boon solved. The seizure, for her restoration. Tho ofl'er been ii humorist. He has returned tho Tho womau was arrostod and is iu jail, Surgeon General of Ohio was tlio vic• being investigated b? order of tho CTOV- —Tho Grand Traverse Masonic hall is spoons, marking on tbo iiackago tho Tho white people fear the violence of the will be accepted, ornor, says ho was "drugged." at last an assured tbiug, says a letter from tim of n crime moKtlieiuous ami diaboli• words "B. liutler." Tho spooiis wore excited negroes,^ who are crazed with XEWS from Ounalaska confirms tho re• that town: It will not bo built by tho cal in all its dotnilB. highly valued by -Mr. Long, as tho two Boir,s nud Janie.s' teachings. cent reports of tho loss of tho three whal- —Said that Mrs. B, H. Marsh will bo Charles Bligb, coiichmnn of Dr. A. E. small ones bolongod to his mother aud iug schooners, James A. Hamiltou, Otter, made postmaster of Saline. Sho is Cue lodgo but by a stock company. A stock• Jones, was arrested to-night, at ilndi- and Annie, Xo trace of them has boon holder must bo a Mason, and the lodge (ho largo ouo to his wife. Tho Governor, THE NATIONALCAPITAL. of nine applicants. Bonville, ou the Cincinnati, Washing• however, laughs at tho old Butler story, soon in the Arctic, nnd it is generfiily be• takes half of tho stock issued. Tho ton ami Baltiraoro road, liol moro than —Foropaugh refused to honor orders which the thief evidently remembered. SECKETAnv NoiiLE has issued au order lieved that they are lost, Tho vessels aniouut oi stock is $20,000, divided into five miles from tho scone of tho iiinrdor. curried about sixty oflicers and meu. for tickets which had been giveu lo the He wan brought into tlie city and takou directing Dr. George Ewing and H. L, ,S00 shares nt $25 ouch. Each sharo- "WESTERN HAPPENINGS. Ishpeming business meu in pnymont for beforo .Supcriutondoiit Uoitsch, of the Bruce, of tho Board of Pension .-Ippeals, THE Attorney General has giveu tho holder cau pay up tho total amount, or and Judge Frank L, CampboU, ot tho Secretary of tho Treasury an opinion to certain nilvortising privileges. IDoIice force, ivUero, without hesitation A FEW days ago a yonug girl ii.amod lU per cent, with 5 per cent annual in• or restraint, ho made a full confession .•Vssistiint Attorney Geueral's Ollico, the ofl'ect that thero is uo legal objectiou Meyer became iusnue at the Salvation —D. B. Phillips, of Mnplo Kapids, who terest. of the crime. His niiiunerwas easy, ami Interior Deiiartment, us a committee .\rmy meeting at Neouah, AVis., .and tho to tuo transit through United States ter• his story of the horror was told with ns to forthwith enter uj5oa au investigation has boon known fur aud widens a wrestler, Salvationists wero Iilauied as the caiiso of ritory of the Chinnmon roceutly arrived nt —S. S. Hopkins, a Macomb County littlo fooling lis if he had hoen uarriil- of all reratiugs of pensions as made by was recently found dead iu • his room. hor insanity. A number of threats wore Xew Orloausfrom Cuba en routo to China printer, has become a preacher. Tho ing tbo most coniuion-place oveuls tho Pension Bureau during the. last made ngainst them by oxcilod citizens via San Francisco. Asthma and heart disease had afllicted of a dull day's cvjiorieuco. His story twelve months, and especially those of Detroit Journal mau guesses ho nover and dipt. Bailee of the army received him for some time. •was ns follows: "ily uiime is Cliiirlofi peusiouors iu tho CTOvernmout service, THE AVholesnle Grocers' .Vssociation of "pied" a form. a regulation White-Cii]) letter of warn• A. Bligh, I \va.s born at llich- witli a view to asc-ortaiuiug whether auy the United States is about completed. —L'Anse is lo have a town hall built ing for himself nnd his iissociatos to —Tho monthly meeting oi the Michi• jnond, Ky., nni 29 yeurs old, and am mar• such reratiugs havo been mado in viola• Xinety per cent, of the wholesale dealers after plans drawn by Mr. Chnrltou, a ried. In JIiircLi I came to this eity, aud leave the city iusido of 'six days of tlio country are members. The object gan railw.ay passenger a.gouts was held at or suller the cousoqiiences. It was tion of law. Marquette architect. on tho third Wednesday iu .\larcli, ou- of tho association is mutual protectiou liayport, ou Snginavv B.ay, last week. signed "Xoen,ah While Cajis," An• gnged to work for J3r. A. E. .Jones :IB POLITICAL PORRIDGE. nnd to compel manufacturers to divide —Charles C. Guptic, an English car- other AVhite-Cnp outrago occurred six Special rates wero announced ns follows: hostler aud for other work tit S'j per profits with them on certain goods which pouter, was fouud dead in bed at Pioed miles south of Brodhead, Wis. Tho Ono fare round trip to soldiers' aud sail• week. Ou tlio aflenioou of Thursday .•VT ilancsvillo, Ohio, the Prohibition they now handle without profit. last I was worliiug iu tho Rardon ]mll- victim v,-i\s a wifo-beater, ii rich farmer City. Johu Barleycorn had boon too ors' reunions at Pontine and AVost named Perry Nelsou,, known ns tho Convention uomiuated tbe following State THE following crop estimate is com• ing weeds, wheu tbo doctor came out iu much for him. Br.anch; one cent aud hnliench way from his shirt sleeves, woiiriug slippers aud a strongest uiau iu Southern 'Wisconsin, ticket: piled by Col. G. D. Eogors, of Minue- —Capt. Ben Strauss, .of Detour, was all points to oucanipment of State troops slonou hilt nud bot;au lo scold nie. I Ho had beaten his wife terribly of late. Governor—Kev. ,T. B. Helwig of SpriiiKfield : Lieiifeiiniit (l.ivcnifli-—I., ];. Lopui of Stiirk ajiolis, editor of iha Market Record aud had just come out of tho barn, where I Ho was cauglit going home by it. gang of drownod at that place a few days ago at Goguac Lake, mid one faro and a third t.;(vliiit,y ; Slijn't'Ulo.lild.ilu—tiiilooil T. Stewart of ono of tho most roliahlo crop statisticians had gone for a ueeessary ]iurpose. Tho AVhite Caps, terrilily beaten, 'nud tarred Xorwiilk; Treasurer—I). M. TrowLrideo ot To- while trying to save a hoy. Another mau for rouud trip to cniup-meetiugs iu vari• le.ln: .VttoriMn- (lenuriil—K. ,Tay Til v of A!,li- in the Northwest: doctor told mo ho wantod the weeds aud feathered. They tlieu warned bim lo went to tho rescue and saved tho lad. ous parts of tbe State. All special rates pulled out of that celery iiuJ he didn't give his wife !?7.000 aud leave the country taliiila : Honnl id I'lildic Works—Harvey Gliirko The iiiaturiugKrain in tlii nprins wheat sections of .'\lailisnii Ceiinty; Clerk of Su|>reiiie"Coiirt— has jtrnicressed enough towurd iiiaturit.v so that —An Escanaba man, a saloonkeeper mado wiU expire after ,A.ug, 1. want any moro excuses about it. Tho iu ten days, or they would return and kill r. il. MoK!iii:lit of Liiwrenco Coimtv. Stit'.o it iri ]»ossil)lo to furiii Horiiothing lllce ii'liiir e.sLi- doctor was cross and took a lliltlc stick him. (.'elllni! Ci'liii'iiitleii —Di-, H, -V. Westorville, iiiato of tho yield, Tlint it will amount to moro with "inllooonce," has boon arrested for —The Stato Department oi Public In• aud struck uie, but H didn't hurt: it was (.'liiLirmau : II, S, Ilijtloy of Vountjstowii, Se'ere- tliaii was cbiiiiuouly ligureil u. few weeks ago Ax Albuquerfjuo, X, 3T,, dispatch says: all owing gaming to bo done in his gilded struction has arrnuged ior forty-uine- just a little stroke. 'Tliis was uour the titi-y ; and J, 11, llaim of Coliiiiibus, Treiiriurer, thero is not tlio least doubt, Tho greutest Last Satiird,ay throo cattle nud horso trouble is iu arriving at upproxinnLtiouK of stable door. He talked jiretty lierce auci place of business. .losepli J, Mouahau, teachers' institutes to behold in Michigan thieves, members of a notorious baud of ACROSS THE OCEAN. acreage tliat ft.robelo w iiveriLge, and above ivv- cursed uie, nud said ugiiiu he didn't or/tge. It will bo aliont fair lo olfset tho iii- of tho Bodega, is the man, aud as ho during tho summer. In most plncos the Mexicnus who liavo committed many want auy more excuses. 1 becauie angry, creaso ill ncreugo with the iiiiioiijit jdowed uji promises to prosccuto seventeen other institutes will behold for two weeks, but aud. ns tho doctor iiassed liy me, I doiiredatious in this city, were captured TnE rarnoUitcs havo decided to ap• itiid that not ]>lowod up that' will ii(>t bu cut, and imprisoned iu a vaeaut house near point Messrs. Davitt, Healy, and Sullivan h-'iLVitig the acreage aboui the sanio ns htstyoii,r. boer-jerkers if tho case is pressed, much in several instauees will bo continued for picked up :i bit of oak stick, used in If ^liniiesoLa gets lifteen bushels, which many bailing hay, aud, usin^' botli Jiauds, I Kelly, M. Last night a party of cow• as a conimittoo to roceivo moneys for the tliiiikiioL too high, tho total would bo soiiio pressure is being brought lo havo it three nnd four weoks. Four havo already struck hiui 11 blow from behind ou tho boys proceeded to tbe house where the new- Touauls' Defense League. Thoy .1T,UUO,1)OI) bushels, and for both Dakotas uight dropped, been held, namely, Gladwin, Branch, thieves wero imprisoned, overpowered busliolrt may not bu too iiigli, or ii. rouiul.uj) of back of tho head. Ho fell aud was will also undertake tho duty of register• ;j:i,Ollil,Ci)U, liiakiiig SU,0O0,iicij b.isliels for both. Midland and Bbinwassoe counties. Fol• the guiird. aud haugrd the iirisoner.^ after —Detroit Journal: Ontou.agon has a sjieeehless, but uot dead. Ho .was uot ing the members. Pending the time when Tlio last crop, wiiilo called DO.aw.iXiO, the total lowing aro tho dates and places of meeting able lo uiovo; he ouly breathed, I wont lidiUiiig their bodies with bullets. was moro thiinTLi.lICO.OOObUfllielH, iiorliaps not be• jail thnt a self-rospecting hog wouldn't au election of tho longue's council can of those yot to ho hold: ou with uiy work iu the garden uutil low T,i,(IUO,0()0 bushels of all "airtK, It is .juitegen- occuiiy ns a pou, rent free. SECKETAKV MoiiLKft, of tho Kaus.is be mado, Messrs. Cnnipbell and Cox have onillv concetlod liiat tho prumi.-.e is for soiiio about G:;)() o'clock, when I got a sack iu .•Viigust 5—Harry, Hastings: Conn.seo, Flint; Board of Agriculture, states that the com beeu appointed temporary secretaries. 10,1100,0111) bushels moro tliaii a year ago, whieli .—Militiaously inclined young men at the barn that had beou used for oats aud concession, it correet, would iudicatetiJ,UtlJ,000 Ionia, lIiiiiiL;Kaiamaiioo,KalauiuiiOo;Leelauaw, crop will bo uuprocodeutod in extent I.v the English House of Commons it to s;>,OiW,000 bushol.s Ibia year. Cutting is get• Sanlt Sto. Mario will form a military llaplu City, put his Iiody iu it. Ho wns lireathing Augusi. "W—Benzie, BeiiKouia ;]lerri«i, St. ,To- yet nud drew uj) his legs so that I could owing lo recoiit rains, nud that a drought has been agreed, by a vote of 2110 to TO," to ting (juiLo general in tho "South and will ho so in tho >'"rth ii.j.xt woel<, although n, great deal company. Beldi; Cliarli'voix, lliiyne Citv; t.'linton, St. easily pusli his body into the sack. I now can in no way injure it. grant aluiup sum of £l'iOII,000, or, as nn ,lnniis ; II illsilale, Hillsdale ; Lapeel-, Iiiilay City; iu Iho Soutli is not rijto enough now and iiiiieh —Monroe TJcmocrnl.: Peter Miller, of then lied it up with a hiteliiug strap nud will not bo in tlie Xr>rtli ne.vt wei-k. So far voi-y I.iviiigritoiio, Huweil: Jfaeiiiiiii, b'tiea: iVioure'e, A si'EOiAli from (Juthrie, Oklahoma, iiitoruiito. C-'O.OnO auuually, to build rail• 1 iiinduo: OeeiLua, Ilart; WiiHhtcnavV, Yiisilanti; vveut iuto tlie house aud got niy supper liulo HliniiiUeii wlioat has bet.-n dir'covered, but Itaisinvillo, reports that during last fall says that tho uiuch-talked-of charter elec• roads iu Irolnnd, Bomu is in a stage that might bu iiU'ected yot. Wayne, l.>eIroit, as usual. The folks asked mo if 1 had he hauled his corn-stalks froia tho field .•\iigiiKt in—.\uiriin, Bellairo; Cass, CasfiO])o- tion, which was prevented a week ago by SAfifA (Cuba) papers stato that an Dux li; Co,'s weekly review of tr.ado lis; iJeltti., l')9eaiin,i,ii; Kntoii, Cliiirlotle; i'^iiimet, . seeu the doctor nnd 1 told them I had and stacked them near his barn. During not. After sutiper thoy sent me In Mr, the Jlnyor, has iiually takou place. No American syndicate will establish a large says: Harbor Springs; HiHiylilon, Ciiliiiuot; l.'Jiiawee, opposition was otl'oredby tho city lulmin- the piocess of stacking ouo of his hens Teouiiiseli; Mackiliae, St, Igliaoo; .Mircusta, Big Thornton's (the doctor's sou-iu-Iaw) sugar factory near Encrucijada. The bnainonn outlonlc has, on tho whole, im- Kapids; Mimlculm, Stanton; Newaygo, Noway, islraliou ami tlio charter was carried by became buried beneath tho stalks. The to SCO if lie was thero. I rjaino back nud TiiEllussiau Govornmout has allocated prnvod during the week, but tho assigiiiiient ot go; Oakland, Milford; Saginaw, Sayinav,- City;. lold thoui that the doctor bad uot been llli majority. The proposition to issue all iiiiportniiL di-y-goods coininiHsiun liouse, with Tuscola, Carii. a large tract of laud to the Mussulman liahilitii'ti of S.i,liOO,i)OU, oecasioned somo dis• stack was not opened until tho latter part there. Thou I weut to the power• !?,'JO,0IIO iu liouds wns also carried by a -•Vugust 20—Aljiona, ..\lpenn; Clicboygau. poiiulatiou of Kabardah, Such gifts are quietude. Hut tho general tenor of advices is of April—a period of seven months— Chebuygan; Cliiiijiewa, Sanlt Ste.Marie ; Grand house of the cable road aud talked eiicouragiuq. Crop proiipects iiiipi-ove, with majority of ]2 voles, uuiisual aud are gouerally the prelude to Traverse, Truverso dry; Uratint, Itliica; Iiigr awhile with a colored miiu. camo the probaldlity of a large foi'eigii demand; tlie when, to tho surprise of Mr. Miller, the liniti. Mason; Isabella, *.Mt, I'leasimt; Jvallcas- A PF.IIU (lud.) dispatch says: AtXouia, a conllict with Turkey, being inteuded to ai>iuvheiideil Iinaneial dilliculiios do not .vet back .nbout 10 o'clock, took tho hen flow out aud commenced to renew ka, Kalkaska ; Marnuotte, Marquette; IMououi- a village a few miles sonth of hero, Jesse keep the Mussulmans quiet, 'I'he Gov• arrive; tJio great i.\ilu:(tries seem to hcgotliug iiiee, Men-jiiiinee; iUissaiil;eo, Lake City; On• Rack ou my shoulder aud carried it dowu a stronger position, and tho railroad Overman shot aud iust.autly killed his hor acquaintance with her former asso• tonagon, OiUoniii'on; Osceola, Hvart; St. Park avenue to a uiau-hole. Two per• ernors of Odessa nnd KisehenofE in re• situation ia at tho least no worse, .AJt sweetheart. Miss Maggio Smith, daugh• ciates. Josopli, ConstiLUtine, sons wore ahead of mo ns 1 went, but I cent addresses to the troops hinted that the cities e.vcejit nine report Jai|;ur ter of a promi.uout physieiiiu. The liaiik clearings tlntii a year ago. AH to —Detroit Journal: Moshorville has tw;o kept out of their way. I laid the sack Itussia wtis preparing to advance south• tho dry-goods failure, too", present reports —Philadelphia Times: Dr. Charies B. shooting was done near the front stops down on tho grass while I took off ward. hold o'ut the ho[Ki that tho liabilities will Nancrede, who has just beeu elected pro• women who will wager they can chop the iron coveriug of tho mau-holo, theu of the doctor's rosidcuco. Ovonuan has ultimately bo fully met. Latest accounts indi• THE Xavy Department has roceivod a cate a docidod iniiirDvenioiit in tiie wheat pros- fessor of surgery in the medical dopart- more wood than any other two women in throw it iu, covered up the mau-holo for tho last two years been paying atten• report from Admiral Gherardi, stationed ])cct in JJalcota and ifiiiiiesota, the yiuld being America. aud weut back to Col. Joues' house, aud tion to Miss Smith. He was of a'jealous cstiiuattfil at SU,IJOO,00n busliels, ugniiiHt 00,000,. mcnt of tho University of Michigan, at at Povt-au-Princo, dated July 10, iu soon after weut to lu.v own homo ou nature, lie called, iis usual, aud tho 0011 last year, Tho foreigu reiiorts appear on tho which Hippolytc wns reported to lie ad• whole ti) proiiiiso a larger doiuaml than last Ann Arbor, was graduated in modicino at —Capt. Geo. W. Fowler, ex-City Mar• Wasbiugton avouuc. Koxt day I weut couple wero out ou the front porch. vancing upon Port-an-rrince and that year. Cotton reports are favorable, but tho tho University oi Pennsylvania in ISGO, shal of Lansiug, has instituted a libel back aud worked as usual till the after- AVhat was said is not known, but Ovcr- Hcantinesn of the ]iruaoiit supply fiiislaiiis U])Ou tho beginning of nu attack a lorce noou when they told nioI needn't work niau suddenly drew a revolver on the girl prices, Thoro seems to bo real and steady im• is ono of tho surgeons to tho Episcopal suit against tho Journal ior proclaiming of marines would be landed irom the provement in the condition of tho groat bra iichoa any more, only I should st.ay around, I and lived, when she inn screaming around Hospital, and is professor oi surgery at him a dead-beat ,ind stating that his United States ship in the harbor to pro• of industry, ultUough it ia by un meiiiis such, answered questions inauy" tiiues that the house, traversing it twice beforo fall- as yet, all to clear away uneertainty. Tho de• tho Polyclinic. Ho is a well educated name was on the black-list oi the Lan• day, that I had not seeu tho doctor. iug dowu, dyiug from the shot. Ovoy- tect the American represoutative and the mand for iron in various lorins liaa so far in- interests of American residents,' Tho ereased as to cause general stiCfeuing ot prices. and successful surgeon, a good opor.ttor sing Business Men's Association. Last night, after I got home, Andy nian theu placed tho revolver to his head, Tho signs of imiirovomeut iu tho woolen busi• Hudson came to me aud said tho detec• firing with fatal results. Both parties Admiral also reported that Legitime had ness nro leas clear, but manufacturers havo and a good teacher, and was ono of those —In the United States Circuit Court tives had been to see him to ask wero young, tbo man being and tho appealed to tho American niiuister, Mr. been buyiuK more freely, and there has been urged for tho succession to the late Pro• '1 hompRou, to meet Hippolyto and en• Goijie iuerease in tho orders for goods, Tho eon- nt Detroit, last week. Dr. George F. him what kind of a man I was. Hndson girl is.. No cause is ussigued except liiloncoina largo fall truile is uiidiniinishod. fessor Gross at Jolferson College. said he told them I was all right so far jealousy. deavor to arrange somo basis upou which Tho nioveinont of cotton goods is fairly satis- Hunter, oi Holly, Oakland County, re• ns ho knew, but he said from tho tho conflict between their forces might be fact.'iry, and iirint cloths aro a siiado stronger. —Detroit Journal: Editor AVoodruff A I'Aivn: of explorers have une.trthed All accouutri from interior citiob iiidicato that covered a judgment against lhat vill.-ige way tho detectives talked he thought stopped. business is fairly good for tno season, Ihougll came back from the Press Association to which will take about iJlO from the they were about to put the doctor's a number of human skeletons buried iu ADVICES from China state that during there is, porhaps, a rather general fooling tlial find that tho ofhc.e oi tho Cadillac Demo• disappearance ou me. This morning I tho chalk bluffs ten miles east of Yank• the fall trade does not open fjuito as earlV or it,.i pockets of each man, woman and child a recent fire at Su Chow, which burned didn't get up till after (< o'clock. I then ton, Dak., on tho Nebraska side. Fifty briskly as had been liopod, Tho failures 'during crat had been cramped upon by a mort• inside tho corporation. The verdict was liorcely for twenty-three hours, S7,00U the week were, for tho United States, 1S7; foi- packed my valise aud wont down to I'nl- skulls and 200 headless skelotous wer'o Crinada, 2:); «, total of '.ilti, against a total of '2*JS gage. However, he produced a first for 810,000 and tho cost of three trials, touto take a tr.iiu for Jliulisonville, but found, which local physicians pronounce dwellings were destroyed. Twelve hun• the week previous. Tor the corroKpondiii',' week mortgngo hold by his father-in-law, got and the population oi Holly is about missed the traiu aud walked ont tho lo bo tho remains of "white people, chil• dred persons perished" ia tho flames and of lajit year tho figures were luu ia tho United States and H iu Canada, tho atiair settled up nnd cveutu.ally sot railroad and pike, ^\'heu I got to Madi- dren and adults. Tho iudications are •100 wero crushed to death during the 1,200, Tho case is- oi sever.al j-e.-trs' sonvillo I tried to find some people 1 that they have been buried forty or fifty panic that prevailed, while tiying to cs- the wheels going round again, .and all is standing, and was commencod by Dr. used to know in Kentucky, andwlieu I years. capo. One hundred nnd seventy thou• well; but the paper looks as ii it had Hunter for personal injuries. Several sand people are without shelter, and got to Simon Bush's house tho detec• been struck by lightning. years ago he was called to attend a tives got me. I did not take Col. Jones' XHE Minneapolis Directory has just they havo been dying at tho rate of 100 a watch nor his money. I didn't know ho been issued and contains S0,000 names, CHICAGO. —In the United States Court at Mar• patient at night, aiid ho started in a car• da.v from w.ant .and e'xposure. The au• CAiTLn—rrimo B 4,a.j an increase of nearly ,'j,500 over ISSS. Ac- 0 4,50 riage for the house, which was some dis• had his watch or his money with him." thorities are soliciting help from tho Good ,'i.50 Hi i.OO quette Michael Sweig was fined $225 for cordiug to tho multipb) used during tho Cimunon 2.50 benevolent and providing a'ssistance as la xsa trespass upon government timber lands, tance away. As he passed up amain State census of Iti.srj tho eity of Minne• Hor.s—racliiug Grades 4,00 Kansas, for• nounced action will probably be taken by O.VTS—Xo. 2 White 2S & .29 .43 took some timo lo dig him out, apparent• —The weekly bulletin of the operations present at the beginning, but at the merly a principal examiner in the same Itvn—Xo. 1 .42V.(i5 Germany when Emperor William returns BAIILHV—Xo. 2 CO _ .01 ly not badly injured. in tho Lake Superior mines reports that— time when, the murderer began to tell office, have boon reinstated under modi- from his yachting tour, and the whole PoiiK—Moss U.OO ©1125 Another week's shipments of oro will bring how ho struck Ms vicfim, the sou was lied civil service rulo 10. DETROIT. —Johu Fisher, of Saginaw County, lost tho grand total of lake shipmouts of ore for controver-s*- will assume a now aspect. 16S9 up to 3,0Oa,0O0 tons, against Borao l,SU0,00i; obliged to leave the room. It is well ClTTLE , .".00 & 4.00 AT Cincinnati tho Cincinnati Dry- Hoos 4,00 (SO 5.00 by death a thoroughbred stallion lately tons at tlie con-oBpoiiding date of '63. Sliip- that tho prisoner is under a strong THE goldon-weddingday of Mr. and luoiitfl aro already moro than a million tons in dock buildings on Eastern avenue, in SUKKl- a,23 & -1,00 purchased in Illinois for .5i,S00. guard, else his heartless recital would .and Mrs. Gladstone occurred on the 2,')th. Wuii.A.T—No. 2 Ked ,80 .88 excess of the output last season at this timo. tho eastern part of tho citj-, were con- bnug hint swift retribution. The police The Queen telegr.iphed a congratulatory Coii.\—Xo. 2 Yellow- .:iG ,:J7 —J. H. Murdough, of Croswell, Sani• Oro was struck 121 a crosscut of tho. do not credit the story of his not robbing snmecl by fire, together with a consider• message to the distinguished couple, aud OATD—Xo. 2 White . .2J .30 Aragon shaft, at Norway, on tho Me- TOLEDO. lac County, has just shipped 47,000 .nomiueo range, a fow days ago. Tliis bis victim. Ouly three dollars in money able quantity of lumber. The whole loss the Prince and Princess of AVales and WnK,vT—No. 2 Bod .SI pounds of cheese via Montreal to Lon• shaft was projected over two years ago. wore found on him, but they expect yet will reach SGO.OOO, upon which the in• other members of tho royal family sont Cons-—Cash ,38 (ii .39 Auothor groat work has boon begun recent• surance is $.10,000. Half an hour before CATS—Cask .20 Iii .27 don, England. ly on the Menoniinoo range. It is to iron, to find the stolen watch. It has been a letters to them. The Prince of AVales also NEW YORK, loiig while since the people of Cincin• the fire tho watchman went through the sent a gold inkstand to Mr. Gladstone. A mining what tne Tamarack shaft wns to copper CATTI.E 3 50 @ 4,73 —Ephraim Bttld\vin, one of Monroe mining four years ago. Tho Hamilton Ore nati have been so profoundly shocked building, and says there was no fii-o thoro. Hons number of Liberal ladies presented a por• 4,50 0 ,1,23 County's pioneers, is dead. Ho opened a Company has begun work on u, shaft whieh is to. by a crime ns they are by this murder. This gives reason to suspect arson. trait by Millais of Mr. Gladstone with HlIKET 3.50 & 5,25 bo sunk 2,000 feet to tho ore. The shaft will bi> WiiJJAl—Xo, 2 Bed. .87 & ,8S It the criminal had aimed to strike a his grandson. A large number of other school in Monroe in lS-10, and while of full working size, and its sinking will requhra Ax elopement which occurred'at Chico, Coax—Xo, 2 .45 & ,50 • man most widely known, ho could hardl^- presents wero received. Mr. Gladstone OATS—Mixed v\oiitem teaching read law with David A. Noble. tho Bxponditnro of au immonse amount of money. Cal., a few days ngo has culminated in a .20 O ,20 Tho competition of a ball dozen lines of railroad have been more successful than iu select• rose early and attended morning service. Pom;—Xew ifoss 12,sy 013,00 He was , prominent in the connty as an tragedy. Eaymond Bierco, son of a San ,ST. LOUIS. for tho oro earring biisinoss is slowly but surely ing Dr. A. E. Jones. The family took breakfast together at the rodueing rail freights, and tho building ofpower- Francisco journalist, was to havo married C.VTTLi: 3,50 @ 4,23 educator, attorney and civil engineer for James street residence of Mr. Gladstone. HOGS 4.00 & 4,75 ful vessels for tho oro trade must us certainly Miss Eva Adkins but two days beforo tlie nearly liity years. There was an immense number of callers WiiKAT—No, 2 Red ,VJ & .73 rcduoo late freights. wedding sho eloped with a friend of Coax-iVo, 2 .34 EASTERN OCCURRENCES. during the day, among them being Mr. —Fitzgerald & Co., of Lincoln, Neb., Bierce's named Hubbs. A .week later OATS .2:3 .24 —Detroit Journal:" Twenty stalwart, JohnMorloy, Sir William A^ernon Har- Bierce met the couple at tho house of the EYE-NO, 2 .•10 .41 get the contract for building the 75-mile hnngi7 Polacks stole a wedding^ feast at: THE passeiigers and crow of the steam• court, and the Earl of Aberdeen and INDIANAPOLIS. britlo's mother and immediately opened extension of the Chicag;o and West er Lorenzo D. Baier, of Boston, with other Liberal peers. CATTLE • 3,73 @ 4,25 Bay City from the house of an Israelite fire upon Hubbs, who returned' the fire. HOGS 4,25 & 4,75 • fruit consigned to the Boston Fruit Com• Michigan Eailroad from Baldwin to family, and the wailingby the waters of .•. Four "shots apiece were exchanged, when LE SOIE reports that General Boulan- SuEur 4,00 @ 4,50 pany, have arrived at New Bedford, Mass., LAUBS 4.00 m 5,50 Traverse City for about §230,000. This Babylon wasn't a'mnrker to that which •. Hiibbs ran out of the room. Bierce then on the whaling schooner Franklin. ' The ger has decided to leave London and goto CINCINNATI, placed his revolver nt Mrs. Hubbs' head aud HOGS S.73 & 4,75 includes grading, grubbing nnd track- welled up by the head of SnginawBoy. ..steamer was burned at sea. She car- New Xork, and that he has fears of being V/HEAT—Xo. 2 Rod .83 fired, inflictinii a severe but not danger^ @ .63!* laying, but not the ties or rails, fences, —Lightning struck Churchill's, .big . • Tied six passengers and twenty- court-martialed. CoKN—No. 2 .30 & .30)* ous wound. Th^e disappointed m.an then ' one officers and crew. Two fire- OATS—No. 2 Mixed .20 ai .2ti)i buildings or telegraph wires. A bridge lumber mill at Alpena, setting it on firft; blew his brains out. Hubbs was seriously THE Tellow Eiver, in China, has ngain EYE—No. 2.... .•17 & .49 'mect. Hugh 'Wylio, of Liverpool, across Manistee Eiver, 1,200 feet long, The entire mill, except the boilerliousi^.. wounded in the abdomen and may not re• burst its banks in Shantung, inundating PoMK-Mesa 11.50 012.00 :J-England, ond Kalph Eobinson, of Bos- KANSAS CITY. 80 feet high, is to be built independently, cover. , , ' ; ' was.burned. The' fire was kept, .otit;'oi-. ton, Mass.,, lost their lives. All the otbei an immense extent of cotmtry. There is CATTIX-Good 3.75 & 4.23 iiiid will epBt about §80,000. AVofk will Medium.. 2.75 &3.S0 the Itimber piles by.the' fire tugs.and-a:!:.: .-persons, on hoard wefe rescued by the IT seems pretty certain that tbo great twelve feetof water throughout ten large Butchers'..... -2.00 & 3.00 commence immediately, and Iho ^ road bo, lumber was .burned. ,Ldss,4lOlD,000; in'. • -rranldin. The fire which destroyed the AVhite Earth Kesorvation of 3,000,000 HOQf i...... 4.00 IS 4,50' governmental districts. The loss of life completed July l, l«90. \'': ' £tcanier started in the engiuo-room and acres in Minnesota will not be opened SUEKP; ....i...... 2.S0 0 4.01 suran'ce,;§30,000.4:-.ifC s:,./,,;; and property is incalculable. The Gtov- L^MBsi & i.S6 dow. Ontsido the birds twittered happily, •nd'etrefched ont hor poor liltle appeillhg forftjoamoy, putting on hor plainest heap, the pup;iy h.iving pulled tlio li.tby hand, "Despite your pretense of nlfoc- dress and hat. Then she mado up a little r) the sunlight fell on the beautiful earth in SOMEWHAT STRANGE. over. The motlior startod to pick up a showar of gold. It soamod such a glo• tion, I choo.^e to beliovo my wealth was bundle of clothing, Sho did not know tho child when she was Jiomtied to liud rious world to live iu. the real temptation. It would be a very whother bar husband was still at the ilipIayii'sBriie; that its face was distorted und its body D uloie's heart almost suffocated h«r with strong ono with a person from your rank Higlands or not, but sho could not go ACCIDEN-TS ANT* INCIDENTS OF its boiitiugs. The dread hour had come, in life. Well, through fraud and treach• without some memento of him. liinp. She also fouud that during the -OK- the blow fallen, and Philip had not Btricken ery you gained your end. You havo a After listening a momout at the door EVEBY-DAY LIFE. piny tho loose end of tho eliiiin hud in her to the earth in the fury of hiH angor. right to boar my namo. So long 'as you she picked up hor bundle aud softly soaiG wny liecoiuo wrapped around the koop it unsullied, I shall not iutarfora Why was it? Why had ho spared her—even crossed tbo corridor to a small drossing'- dueer Facts and Thrilling' Ad• biiby's neck, choking; it to dcatli in the lAJOEmLAPtS'FATAL ISTAE sent Toiuetto away? with that right," rooui, whoro a photograph of Philip, in a presence of its mother. livery effort ventures Wliich Show That Truth At length Bho lifted her downcast eyes She looked at him like a bleeding, light obouy frame, stood ou a small table. was made to restore respiration, but it and looked at him—such a sad, wistful, woundod animal brought to bay, andfoauJ Sho had seized it with trembling, pas• is Stranger Than Fiction. was too late. BY RETT WTXWOOD. imploring, soul-sick look us might have voice at lust. sionate hands, and was placing it iu hor melted a heart of stono. "Philip, you nro unjust. You hurt mo buudlc wheu thoro was a rustling sound C.uTAix GEOIIGE B. BAYjfoxn, of Bor- "Philiii!" cruelly. May God forgive you." behind her, und 3Irs. iiusk stood on tho "OUT of il tlHiusiuKl people bitten by dentown, N. .T., freight agent of the ciiAJ'Tiji: XVI rattlosnakos I do not thiuk n do/.eu ro- It was only a whisper. Ho mny not even He went on ns if sho had not spoken: throshoM, Piiinisylvania Eailroad in New York, has FACE TO I'ACE. h.avo hcara it. Ho still stood thero, mo• "I have pondered the situation, aud de• "Whoro are you going, my dear mis- covor," .Slid Editor .1. H. Estill, of Sa- traveled between those two cities, .a dis• Dnlcje stood pallid a;id motionless as a tionless .as a ligtuo cut in marble. cided upon my course, I uovor wish to IrosB?" tho honsekoojior asked, taking in vainiali. .''Th6ro is no known cure, in tance of sixty miles, cveiy day for the anrblo ligaro. A moment of broalhles s "Philip, husband,"shoquivorod, "Ihavo look upon your fair, false faco again, I the situation at a glauco, spite oi' (he fnct that uiany people litive iusponso, thon tho knob tiirnod slowJj' ])ast twonty-'soven years. Captain Eay- fiinuotl, I htive cruelly wronged and de• only see in it tho fatal likeness to Oia ".•Vwuy from Highlands. Out into tho .said that tlicy woro cured bv wLiskoy. ind Philip entered the room, mond is >vell past 70, and is in the best ceived you. But this hour atoues for woman 1 lovo and should havo married, world. Auywhoro!" You may dcqieiul on it, that whoa a luau Toinetto had fallen back involuntarily of health, wliich lie attributes lai'gely to much. Will you not forgive me?" and tho bitlornesa of detith fills my heart. "But your husband wishes you to remain says Iio wns curoil of ii rattlcstialce bite, It tho lirst sound of his step. Por a his daily trip on the cars. Some years Sho drew noaror, hold out hor handson- But, becaUBS of tho haled tio that binds hero," Mrs, Busk gontly remonstr.rted. uomont ho saw only his wifo. A low cry tliougli not iiccussarily a liar, lie is at ago, when lie cojnniaiided a .sailing ves• treatingly. Thon ho stirred from his us togother, I canuot dr.vo you out iuto Dulcie made no rospo'uso. She gaiborod >f alarm broke from" him as his glanco fell least labdriiig iiiidev a misapprclicn.siou sel, Cai.itaiii Knyniond j'icked up at sc.a rigid posture at last, falling back shud• tho world, Highlund.s shall bo given up up the bundle again, a look of desperate ipou her death-whito face. to your oiclusivo uso, and I will settle a of tlu- facts. Thefu is a isinall .suaku two men who had betui shipwrecked aud doringly, ns though ihero wus contamina• resolution ou hor face, similar t-.> tlu; rattle.snnko in appeuraaco, "Darling, what is the matter?" ho ox- tion iu her touch, haudsomo income upon j'ou " "Leave that hero and como with me, were cliuging to a spur. Uajilaiii Eay« ;laimod. 'Are yon ill?" whoso poison i.s not so vouoiiiuus, iinil "Keep awny," ho said, hoarsoI.y. "Givo me ,YOur lovo, or givo me nolh-' Mrs. Baynor," tbo hou-^okeopor said, ab• numd saved tlieir lives by this timely No answer. Sho was incapable of negroes bitten bv it place liuuMiiion tlie Sho looked at him v.a if Btunnod for a ing," sho criodL ."Without it I will iio- ruptly, after watching hor a momout iu rescue, and brought them to New York, ipoech. But her glniing oyos wore flxod spot or else drink cnuuf^'h whiskey to momont, thon a wild, despairing cry broiio ceptno favor at .vour hands." silouce. "Thon you oau do as you please," whofi' thoy have lived,ever since, one of ipon Bometijiug or some one just beyond counteract the ]ioisou. Wliiskoy, if from hor. "I cannot givo what is no longer mine Dub'io yielded, she scarcely knew why, [ j them being ex-Mayor lulwnrd Cooper, A'horo bo had paused, as if frozen there. to bostow," ho haughtily answerod. "But MTB, Busk loft lhe house nud" led tho way taken iu a largo (/uniuity, goes ilirectly then a mere lad, and tliooMioriiis tutor, Ho turned, ami saw Toinollo. "Oh, Philip, pity mo! Have mercy! My it is my wish that you live in a style bo- acroBB tho lawutownrda picturesque lodge into tlio Idood nud coniitoraets the poi• ex-Mayor Abrain S. Hewitt. A silver His lirst feeling wns ouo of dnzed bo- heart is breaking! Oh, what a life I havo led of lato! living on, weighed down fitting'my wifo—enjoy that to which you neartho g .to—a mere uost of a place, con• son of the snake. But the rogiilar pitcher, .suitably iuserilicd was present• ivildermeut. lie brushod bis baud boforo have an undouinble right. I hope you taining throe rooms. (.'Joorgiii r.'ittlei-, from i\\e to seven foot his oyos as it' to got rid of n, blur that ;if- by guilt and misery, with tho awful fear ed to Cii'itiiin I?aviiiond bv the into will heed my wishes." It had beeu empty nud deserted only the in length, is a deadly imstoiner to meet. locted his vision. Put tho tjgnre wus still constantly beforo my eyes of being over• day boforo, but its sho drew nearer Duicio Peter Cooper to coiumemorato the gal• ihoro—a lovely youug girl, with tho fair, taken by tho doom I h,avo called down "Awl you?" Bho said, in a faiut, hollow It does not give any wiii'niiig, but sl;rikos was surprised to soe a glonm of light at lant reseiie. iimpled face, velvety cyes and falling yel• upon my own head, loving ou, whou whisiX'T. the moiiiout it is disturbed, and it can lovo was ouly a misery. It is a marvel "My future cnnuot concern you iu tho the hitti. oil windows. low hair of bis wife—her perfect couuter- strike an object as far di.staut :is it is A ctnnoT's accident, which proved how I have borne it so long. Believe me, least. It is not fully docidod. Most 3Irs. Eu.sk drew her young mistress closo part save iu dress! long. A frieml id' mine was riding^ fatal, befell Houtet, tin arti.'-t, resid• my jiuuishment has boon greater than my likely I shall go abroad. But not immo- to one of those, nnd in a soft whisper bade along in the .saddle one day when a big* Thon Philip decided his senses n?ust sin," ing in the .V venue Victor Hugo, Paris.' dintJly. I shall remain iu tho neighbor• her look within. rattler lyin^'iu the road leaped at liiiu havo played him false. Ho looljod in hood until my business afi'airs can bo JI. ]>outet was working in his studio, Though that cry was wrung from tbo Itwas a low, wainscoted room, scantily ns ho passed. It closed to his boot-leg, imazomeut at tho ligurd, thou turnod fully settled. ' You will bo hnndsomoly furnished. Its only occupant was Philip wliea, incouvciiiciieed by tlie sun, lie very depths of herhoart, it failed to soften driving ouo of its l'.'ini.'s cle.'ir tlirongU igain to Dulcie, .Surprise, nuguiah, hor• provided for. rest assured. Mny you do- Baynor. Ho snt beside tho central table, asked his servant to get on the roof and ror wore written on every feature of hor him. Again sho took ii tottoriug step the thick leather of lii.sbootaiid through rivo all tho happiness you deserve from his head resting dojoctodly upon his hand, pass a light liueu oovering over tho {ace, toward him, but it was dreadful to see the his trousers, just escaping tho llesh. It tho fortune you schemed so craftily to as if absorbod in thought. glass. As the M'oiimu ivas arranging "Wliy—why "bo began, both hands shudder of lierco repulsion with which ho wiu." roqnired coiisidenible kiekiug to sliako drew beyond hor roach, After gazing bronthlossly at tho worn, this tiwiiiiig sho sli|iped, and falling pressed to bis forehead. Then ho could haggard face of her husband for some that sniiko nil', and wlieu ho was liually "Keopoway! Don't touch me! I want The coucontralod passion and wither• through tlie glass, alighted on the table say no moro. He half feared he was goiug timo, Dulcio asked: got rid of lie started in pursuit. My time to Ihinic this all over. Expect no ing contempt in his voice wns more tbnu at which her luashT was .seated. Oddly mad, "What doos it moan?" friend faced bullets in tlio army.with I'oriioarnuce—you havo deserved none, I she could cud nro, Toinetto Quickly advanced, Sho, too, "Mr, Baynor had tho lodgo fitted up this enough slie siistaiuiKl no injury .worth ivns voiy pnlu, aud hor great eyes shone cnnuot forget' that you have ruiuod my '•Philiji, Philip iiouchalaiieo, but his hair stood on cud j meiitiouiiig. JI. Bontct, liowcvoi', was "Hush!" ho Interrupted, with a hissing momiug, and soruo of his personal efl'octs purple black with oxcitemont, life. brought here. He will stay hero as long as when he saw that snake coming, and . not .so fortunate. A piece of •ho broken Ho broke off abruptly, for Dulcio, with sound botwoon his teeth. "Make no at• "Philip, you nro iutousely surprised, aud ho romaius ia tho neighborhood." lie jammed simrs to his n.ag aud didu't glass struck him on tlio nock, severing a dospcruto moau, had fallen insensible at tempt at Bolf-exoulpation, Such sius ns BO wouder," sho said, in tho soft, per• stop until ho had gone a i|uartor stretch. au artery. He tricil to stanch the his foot. youi's aro without oxouso. I could not Dulcie drew a long, sobbing breath. Had suasive tones sho knew so well how to as• his loseutmont carried him so far he could blood, and failing, ran out of tho house His face was cold and hard as ho listeu to you, Thorol'ore, should you wish Jfy phiiitatiiiii is full of rattlesuakos, sume. "Jt rarely hiippons that ouo is not abide iu tho same house that sheltered raised hor in his arms, and laid her on to communicato with mo for any reason aii'd only last week my himds killed in tho direction of a neighboring drug• sonfronted by two persons exactly alike herself? m form and t'oaturo. Vou havo been mado tho velvet sofa, A vigorous pull at tho ploaso do so through tho housokoopor, and tweiity-.six in a licld of twenty acres." gist's shop; but ho fell down fainting As sho foil hack from tho lighted win• tho victim of a bold, daring imposture. boll brought Mrs. Busk quickly to tho any dosiro yon mny oxpross will bo respect• ere he reached tlio place, and two liours dow, sick at heart, Mrs. Busk added iu tho "O.s'E of tlie greatest terrors in the Look at mo, Philip, and surely a glimmer room, ed. Nowidl thatremninsis tosayfarowoll. afterwards he breathed his last. same low tono: oil regions," says au old-time oil opera• 5f tho truth will d.awu upon your mind. "Look to your mistress," ho said, and Even though tho snme roof shelters us, Don't you know who I am?" loft hor without auotbor word. henceforth you and I tuo as strangers to "I know something of your trouble, tor, "is tire mau-witli-thc.lantern. Ho .'VJIOXG the incidents connected with dear lady. Not much—but Mr. Baynor Hours Inter tho housolceepor knocked encb other." lias been the cause of more needless eou- a watei'-.spout whicli burst reecutl.y ou His hands still climg to his cold fore• was compelled to trust mo to a certain ox- at tho door of tho library whore ho was He turned, his faco white iind sot like flagratioiis among oil wells than any the Hateombe Hills, iu Dorset, ling., head, whore great droi)s of swetit wore tent. He knows I am truo and faithful. restlessly walking up and down, mnrblo. .lust as he reai-hed tho door other thing, and has cost the region and sent a destructive toiTeut of watrP slowly gathering. I cnnnot look into your sad, sweet faco "No, no," ho answered, shuddoringly. ".Mrs,'^Baynoris better," she said, giv• Dulcio flung herself down before him .and millions of dollars. He is usually an tlirough the valley below, the Dorset. wound her arms ahout his knees. without a feeling of compassion. Dou't 'You are a strauger—a vision coujuiod up ing him a curious, seari^hiug glance, "and givo wny to despair. Master cannot hold employI'e about tlie \vells, and nine eases County Chi'ouielo nieutioiis a touching "Philip, can you go, can you leave mo by my disorilerod fancy, it may bo. L asked for you, sir. Will you seo her?" out forever against ono so goutlo and win- out of ten a innn of experiimeo^ nnd in• instance of eaniuo alleetion wlueh oc• now?" sho criodj lifting horpleadiug, tear• novor saw you before." "Whoro"is sho?" BOmo. Of course you will soe him occa• telligence, but lie will ]iersist iii taking curred at 11 local fariuyard. A collie, ful oyos. "Oh, Philip! And you protended to lovo "In tho drawing-room. Oh, sir," Mrs, sionally whilo ho romnius'BO near " the chances in .payin . _g a visit now and witli a piippv, was eliaiued to a kennel, mo once. I am 'J'oiuette." Eu.sk ventured to add, "bo kind to tbo Ho toro himself rou.ghly from her cling• "Yes, yes," Dulcio• iuterrnptod, ox- then to some gas-enveloped tank, c.an'y-1 Wlum the Jlood entered the yard tho "It is false. Toiuetto stands J'oudor. sweet lady. Sho is almost broken• ing arras aud went out. Dulcie hoard his citodl'y. '"And that will bo happinoss ing his lighted lantern with him. The mother seized the puppy in her mouth Sho is my wife!" hearted." heavy footsteps die aw.oy in tho hall, nnd enough. result isu't always disastrous, but thnt and lifted'it above the water; the chain, "This istbogii-l you married, true; bnt fell prostrate. Toward evening sho wont a.gain to the shewou you by fraud, Hor uamo is Dul- cirAriiJi: xvir. •Whou she recovered Mrs. Busk wns isn't tho fault (if the man with tho lau-; luiwever, was not loug enough to allow sio Daue," THE DISCAUDEP WIFE. standing b.v hor, with smelling-salts aud lodge. This time it was Mrs. Ilnsk's torn. Usually au oxpLisiou results. .If j t)ie dog to swilu, and, as the water rose, j)ortly figure thnt appeared iu tha open "I don't believe it," Philip Crossed tho hall nnd outerod tha cologne water. The houost woman wns adestnictivo lire iloes iiotfolh.iWtlie ox-1 the dog and puppy were gi'adually door. Seeing tho wife's wistful look, sho "It is tho truth, Philip, Thoro bavo lighted room beyond, for night had fallen. coiuplotoly won by her youug mistress' plosion the fact will be without ]ii'eco- ' drowued, the mother'trviiig to the very mado a sign for hor to como noaror. Ooon strange cases of counterparts in tho He started, nnd for tho first limo a feel• swoetness aud gentlo ways. dent. Soniotinies tlie cause of a tire of; h-vst to save the life o"l' her ofispring. "Jlr. llnynor has gono out. He may bo world, where persons wero so. exactly ing of pity nnd leuderuess stirred in his "You aro unhappy, dear lady," sho said. this kind will not bo quite cei'taiu .''t | WJ,,.,, the watcrsuh.sidcd, thepuppy wis absent some hours. I havo come dowu to •iliko that their most intimate'friends heart, ns his glauco fell upon the forlorn "But dou't take auy litllo trouble to heart. lirst, but it only needs a roll call of the , fouml still ia tho mouth of tho dead •tidy up tho place a bit whilo he is awaj'. " wore deceived. This is ouo oC thoso. Tak• littlo lignre suukon in tho deep arm-chair, It will right itself in heaven's own timo." employees of that particular property i uiofcher. "May I come in, Mrs. Busk?" Dulcio ing advantage of her startling rosomblauce uuder the blazing chandelier. Some troubles might; this ono. never. and the taking of an account of the tool pleaded, clasping her hands. to me, tbo wretched girl youiler hns stolen Dulcie's jirotty childish face had chang• Tho night woro slowly on. Dulcie sat • "Certainly, dear," was the answer. house stock to aseerbiin the cau-e. A PniL.wnbrniAX ivho hns just got my namo, nnd for a low weeks succooded ed so in a fow brief hours ho scarcely roc- alono in hor own room, with whito face "Though l' cau't soe what good that will There will be ono employee short, and i back from a Hying trip to tho Earis Ex- iu palming herself upon tho world as my• oguizod hor. It wns gaunt and hnggnrd, and lips, trying to realize the hiuiiiliating do you." tlic number of tlio lanterns will be less! liibition amiiscd a party of Jj.'iencl.s by self, Sho is a vagrant creature I picked with dark rings under tho big, hopeless truth. She was a discarded wifo. Philip She glanced round tho small, low room; out of the city slums, bofrioudod because oyos—tho faco 'of a heart-broken, despair• know all, aud, just as might havo beeu by one. Then it is known that tlio man telhiig stories of his visit. He said, at her heart beating painfully loud aud f nst. I pitied her. Speak to her. Sho d.are not ing woman. expected, had turned from hor in loathing with the lantern has been walking. He lioulogne a fisherman whom lie saw There wero so many things to remind her deny the truth of my story." Sho was sufforljig—thoro could be no aud contempt. alw.'U's distijipoars on occasions of tlii-s had live lines cast in the •water. A bell of her husband! It almost seemed as if ho Philip looked like a m.an iu a dream. doubt of that, luainoinout, as ho thought "He beliovos I wns tempted by his kind, and instances are I'liro when even wns attached to each line, so that when wore present—that sho would soe him by His dazed eyes again swept tho deathly howtrenchorously ho bad boon outrapiied, wealth and position," she stiid. "Ah, that a piece of liis ear is ever found. But he thero was a nibble the bell would ring simply turning her hoad. Tho table was face of his wifo. AVhy was sho so silent? tbo softened mood ohangod, all tho old is tbo bitterest thought of all!" ' is not dead. The man with tJio hantcrn and tho Prenclnuau would haul in his littered with his papers. A book of poems What did it all moan?"' hitter resentment coming back, He meant to deal generously with her, laj'opon just as ho had loft it. Ono of never dies in tho oil regions. He will catch. In the time when none of tho "Jly darling," ho said, taking a quick "You wished to see mo?" bo s.iid, and so far as mone.v matters were concerned. his gloves' had fnllon to tho floor. Dulcie's ho sure to walk ngaiu not long after ho bolls wore ringing tliis follower of 'Wal• Btop toward her, "toll this lyiiig woman his voice sounded harsh and unnatural, As though all tho gold in tho universe faco flushed and hor bauds trembled as she lias di.sappeared, and will continue to ton walked up and dowu the bauk, not she must go elsowbero to havo hor im• oven to himsolf. could bring balm to a broken heart! She stooped to pick it up. walk at disastrous intervals as loug as the least concerned about tho lines. probable talo credited," "Yes." would not''touch a dollar of his wealth. Then sho noticed a fragrant white rose oil wells hist." The be:ls worked like a charm, giving Dnlcio novor moved—uovor spoke; only She tried to spo.ak calmly, but it was of Ho should yet soo how cruelly ho had mis• half hiddou under tho scattered ptipers. out a low but cle.ar, tinkling sound mot his g.azo with a look of living an• no use. lump rose in hor threat. Cov• judged her. Hor favorite flower! "Perhaps he pluckod SFAT.U-VL large ponds owned hy J K. ; ^ ^ -^-^ ^ j^^^^^^ ^^.^.j^ guish, ering hor faco with both bauds, she burst "I de.servo ray punishment," the poor it because he knows how fond I am of Naitzgor, pist eiust ol \\oostcr, O'l"^. I Philip tried to crush back tho horrible iuto h.vstorical sobbing. creature said to herself. "But not that roses," .sho thought, her hoart fluttering were stocked with German tarp of tho;' couvictioii that was gaining ground iu his It did not last loug. With a doterm- Philip should bo ^o unjust to me." moro violently than evov. leather variety, the desi.gnation "leather; A'c Pairi'nt, Oliio, two horses beloug- own mind. All iu vaiu. Ho had been ined ell'ort, sho recovered herself, and Morning dawned. Like one in a dream, eiirp" being applied to iho.se having few • ing to Stephen Lucas of that lylace were struggliug against it from tho lirst mo- lifted her big, solemn eyes, so pitiful in Dulcie hoard tho whir of insects aud the A\'hat would Philip say if ho came mout, as the drowniug man struggles for thoir look or appeal. first twitler of tho birds. At last JMrs. back to tho lodgo and found her sitting scab's and having a skin .simihir to that | tic-d together aud left graziug iu tho there with tho pale, sweet flower in her life. "Philip, husband, I have only this to Busk knocked at the door of her chamber. of a catfish or grass pike. In some ; yard, when they were attacked by bees, hand? say to you. Do wilh mo as you will— "Mr. Baynor bade mo give you this," iimnner large riuiubers of suckers, sun-1 In their endeavors to escape tho animals) "Sponk!" he cried, hoarsely. "Deny Beudiug over the rose to inhale ita per• this story," send nie away—discard me; but always sho said, laying a small package in the lish and.cliubs got into the 'Nal't/..ger ; knocked over several ot the beehives; romomber this, that I love you. It was young wife's lap. "He said you would fume, sho saw, for tho first time, a crum• ponds and he desired to c'caii them out and they wero instantly covered witlj Thon her pale lips parted, and from pled note lying beside it. Tho faiut odor thom fell slowly tbo words of doom: my love that tempted mo to sin." need it." by drawing nil'the water from the ponils. ! the augi-y insects. JSeloro they coulij "Lovo!" he echoed, bitterly. Dulcie opened the bundle with feverish of violets ciuug about it. Dalcie started, "Philip, I cannot: I dare not. God as though she had suddouly roceivod n As this was done and as the water be-' be rid of them they were both fatally help and pity me. It is true—all true!" "Yes. Will you not believe me?" haste. A check-book fell out. When she came very shallow, iiuinbors of the earn stuug. One of tho horses lived but onu saw there was nothing else-not even a dagger-thrust. In a momout sho held tbo Por soverid moments no ono spoko in "Truo lovo is self-sacrificing. It is nn- ivere seen to secret themselves in tho i hour, and the otiier about five liotu's. written message—sho uttered a cry of bit• letter in hor hand, aud was reading tho tho room. Philip staggered against tho liko it to foully and cruelly wrong the ob• mud. The c.arp were noticed to stick ject upon which it is centered." ter disappointuient. few brief words it contained. wall, his head giddy aud his heart sick. I must s.;o you. Will you como to Bon• their noses in the soft muck in the bot- THE cit-y of. Tiflis, in tlie Kussian Cau, "Philip, you are too hard. Deeply as I "Take this back to your master," sho It was Toinotte's voice that finally broke nyview Hull this evening at six? Como to torn of tlie pond, and rise up, give theii'. ,c-w"s, has utilized its wealth ot lumber tho oppressive silence: havo siuned, my olfenso is not without said, "nnd tell him I havo uo uso for it." the old trystiu'.'-place. I will be there, I tails a flap, and disappear iu the muck, i covering a four-nule riice-traek wit!< "That girl, Duloie Dauo, came to Bon• excuse." With a pitying glnnco into that white, send tills rose as a memento of the dear old ny view Hid 1 while I lay ill, almost unto His faco darkened; a sudden trembling despairing face, the housekeeper left her. days, ToiXETTE. tho places where they went down being j continuous line of board .sheds, four, death, iu New York," sho said, glibly. passed over him. Note and flower fell from Dulcie's quiv- marked siniihu' to places where frogs j teou leet high by twenty four wide, ClIAl'TKIC XVI tr. Horse races are about tlie ouly popular "I had gone thero to e.sc.qio bitter perso- "You came between me nnd the woman eiiug fingers, Sho glanced at tho clock come out of the ground m the sprni; HOPIXG AXn PEAltl.NG. amusement of thatbaiTncks-ridden com. cution, aud because I hoped to bo tho wbo was to have been my wife. May God As Dulcie stood at the window of hor ticking awny oit the carved oak shelf. Ton the year. Tho carp iu the mud wero first to greet yon,Philip, when you should forgive you. I never will!" minutes past tho hour. So this was tho not molested, but tlious.ands of others, miniity, and the citizens tire detei'miuet^ chamber, later iu tho day, she saw Philip to get'the benefit of thoir privilege in coEoo home. But enough of that; Bulcio Sho reeled as though under a sudden walking iu the gi'ounds. Her heart gave errand that had taken Philip away? Even some weighing eight pounds, wore .any kind of weather. easily succeeded in deceiving my guard• blow, and put her hand to her head. a violent throb. She loved bim with a as she stood there, ho was basking in the caught and returned to the poud after ian. But her position was au insecure "Let mo tell yon all—everything," she smiles of the woman he loved! tho other fish had been cleaued out 'as deathless passion that could know no Ix ft village in Somerset, England, one. Sho might bo o sted from it at any said, in a low, pleading voice. "Tho change. There was madness in the very All tho light died from her faco, tho much as possible. Tho I'oliowng day, hardships and trials of my voung life— tender ;varmth from hor heart. Sho tho following superstitious belief ii^ momout. Sho could gain • wealth and thought of parting. when the pond liad tilled up again, t!ie position by becoming your wife, so she tho sutt'ering I hava endurod-^lhe terrible turnod aud groped her way blindly toward prevalent: "During service in the why not make ono last appeal? She sui'face ofi the watewtiterr was fullulll of deadeadd ^j^^^^.^j ^j^^,. ^^-^.^ kept up the decoptiou with you also, and struggle I had had with temptation-tho did not expect him to take her back; but the door. Her strange look aud nurriod cai-p, supposed to be those which Inui ,vhilc a hymn is being sung, the belief gained her end. When I recovered it was circumstnnces under \vhich I came to now he thou.ciht worse of her than sho de• breathing causod Mrs Busk to spring to• goue into tho mnd and died after the ,„,„;„,„-„^„„ ,„fi', ,i,-„ too late—^\"ou were married." Bonnyview Hall served. If she could mako him under• ward her in alarm, is that .some ijiirisliioner will die withia water had been drained off. The wretched man groaned aloud. Dul• He stopped hor with a gesture. stand all, he would at least pity her— "What is it? Are you ill, dear?" tho v.-cek. So strong is this belief that "It would bo worse than useless, I do Dulcio did not oven hear her. Her lips oie did not speak, even to correct tho possibly even come to seo her ns a friend AKOMVOTIC story is connected with tho strildng mechan sm'of the clock isi cruel falsehoods that had boon told. not care to listen. Never lift tho veil that woro sot, her eyes stared straight out. now nnd then, and life would not be a the life of a •n'oman who frequents the always stopped during services in wMclx' When sho could no longer ouduro tho hides, from mo your past life, I would Sho walked' on mechanically until sho living death. raih'oad station in Manchester, N. K. hymns are sung. silence that foUowod hor own words, rather not look behind it, lest I be over• reached tho river, whoso dark, murmur- In a moment she had loft the house, and She is about .'30 years old, but now bent Toiuette drew near and laid her hand whelmed with deeper horror than over. It was hurrying along the path her husband depth seemed to fascinate hor. AN alligator and au English sparrow with earo and' hor long, handsome lightly on Philip's arm. is enough for me—moro than enough—to had chosen. Ho saw hor coming, hesita• The helpless young wifo was wrong in were seen to engage in a battle near , "Of course, this iifiiair can end in only know that I have married a vagrant out ted an instant, then walked rapidly in the thinking her husband had gono to meet tresses srreaicea wua gray; sue aiw.ays ; j^.^^-^^ ^j^^ other day. The 'gator pro- ono way. You will nuike haste to put of the city streets " opposite dire'ciion. his old love. He had turned deadly pale carrics a travehng bag in her liand, aud | ^.^^.^^ ^^^^ g ^ snn.pping at the bird, from you the unworthy creature who won "Oh, my God!" Her eyes filled with bitter tears. The whoa Toinotte's noto was placed in his as the crowds amyo she scans each per- j ^^i^j^j^ trSm fiiw furiously at its ugly you by a fraud. You owe hor nothing— "A nameless, homeless creature, the action showed moro plainly than words hand by the messenger, and he recog• son eagerly, and then tuins sad,y away, anta.gonist, aiming with precision at the nothing. You would only feel .anger and blood in whose veins fiows, perhaps, from nized the writing. But he was an honor• The woman, some thirty years ago, was the estim.ition in which he held her. He saurian's eyes. 'ThThe e 'gator finallyfinally gave contempt for ono who would stoop to such a stream smirched and sullied by a thous• could not forgive her, or even tolerate her able man. He wrote immediately in re• one of the lielles of tho city, courted by up the contest, and sought safety from, a trick to gain hor own selfish ends. For• and .crimes," he went on, relenllessly, presence. sponse: many. The favored lover, however, the sparrow's attacks by hiding itself.' :: tunately there is ono redress for such "Tho Ea.vnors are of spotless lives, and She sank down weakly upon one of the "It would be worse than useless for us followed tlio sea. One day he left for a hold their honor high. It has been left to meet again. Try to forget—it is all underwater. , ' wrongs as yours—tho law. It will release rustic benches. She must have been thore voyage. Their troth had been plighted, you from these galling ch.iins. When for tho last of his race to Bt.iin the noble thnt remains lor either of us." some time when tio sound of footsteps and on liis return lie was to lead lier to A MAN with an artificiid face has beeu -| you are a free man, Philip, you—you—can family name by a mosalliance that well He ordered his horse and rode away in aroused her. the altar, but the sailor lover never re• attracting attention at an English j^ji come to me. You will find me unchanged." might cause his haughty ancestors to turn Philip was coming back. He was close a desperate state of miad. But not turned, and. no message came to e.Kplain watering-place. He has an artificial;;.: fg| Her voice was very winning, her face in their honored graves." beside hor before he saw the forlorn little toward Bonnyview Hall. It was ten his absence. The gi-ief and disappoint• cheek, eye and p.alate, fitted upon himy4^- wreathed iu smiles; but Philip shivered Cruel words—unpardonable words. But figure half hidden by swaying vines. He o'clock when he came back. As he was ment caused the woman a long illness. under her touch, and gently put olf her they were spolien under the excitement of would have passed on, but with a swift, dismounting at the door of the lodge, one by a Bristol surgeon. He eats 'without. ^''^^ When she recovered she insisted that jeweled hand. passion, Toinette's petty flings at the fluttering movement Dulcie flung herself of the servants camo running down the diiliculty and speaks distinctly. J ^ "GoThe said, in a low, hoarse tone. lowly origin of her rival had not been avenue. her lover was ti'ue, nnd even if he Avas at his feet, impeding the way. IN 'Warasdin,, Croatia, a mother of 117,/vv^ "Go, Toinette, and leave me alone with without their effect. Sho tried to speak, but her tongue trem• "Oh, Mr. Baynor," cried the man, otherwise she would remain constant. years gave away her maiden daughter of my wife." Philip had been pondering them over bled without uttering an audible sound. trembling with vvild escitem'eat, 'please For this reason she goes to the railroad' S3 to a tramway coaductor of 46. The! "Go?" she repeated, a startled look since, and fancyiug things a thousjnd- His whita, angry face filled her with ter• come up to the house. Quick! Poor station to greet liim home, and almost creeping into her big blue eyes. " You are fold worse than the reality, until it would ror. Mrs. Baynor is nowhere to be found, and every day for the last thii'ty years, •win• elder lady of the two was in an ecstacy • • S not serious, Philip? You won't send me not have surprised him in the least had "So you ware lying in wait for me?" he tha hoasekeeper declares she has de• ter and summer, spring and autumn, in of delight at having lived to see her; away now?" some escaped convict or professional thief said, between his teeth. "It is useless. stroyed herself." fair weather and foul, she has been there chilf»liild Tnn.ri-iftrlman-ied.. ' ';-.;;^. His only answer was to ptill tho bell- suddenly appeared to claim Dulcie as his Let me pass. I will hold no converse Philip went. He found Mrs., Eusk on this errand. Slie is retiring ia lier A BEE belonging to a swarm that a lope. "Escort this lady to the door,"he daughter. with you. walking up and down tha hall, wringing disposition, and never frequents the Dorsetshire farmer was attempting to: V^jjii' said to the servant who appeared. The wretched girl had fallen back in a "One moment, Philip," she pleaded, her hands, waiting rooms or mingles with the kind of collapse, her lips parted, her star-' "The poor lamb is dead," she sobbed. hive, got down the man's throat and;.': jfj Toinette hesitated, glaring furiously clutching blindly at him with her poor lit• crowd upon tho platform.. from the husband to tho wife. The re• ing, dilated eyes fixed in breathless horror tle hands. 'I want to tell you that I be• "She could not bear to bo put away be• stung him, and the throat swelling very ;';|;|; sult was so different from her expecta• upon the speaker's face. cause you loved another woman better. rapidly, the 'man died of safl'ocation;,:. lieved Toinette was dead when I decided Br a most singular accident a baby tions. She felt so sure Philip would "But you are my wife; I havo married to personate her, or nothing could have So she has taken her own wretched life. ScEGEOx PAEEJ, of the Medical De:^;::S^ drive forth his wife with curses and re- you—there is no,help for it," he went on. tempted me to carry on the cruel decep• She came lo the lodge nnd read tho noie lost its Hfein Kentuclcy.. Johu Howard, a farmer, lives about two miles below partment of India, says .that he onco*?^:' vilings. ori learning the truth. "Bitterly as I recret my maduass. and tion." you left lying on the table. No one has Now her triumph was scarcely a victory. folly, all that remains to mo now is to No response. He looked at hor a mo• seen her since. I don't know what was m Ludlow, oppositeEiverside. -Theother saw the ]et-black ha:r of a rebel Sepoy She must go, and leave thu usurper bo- mnkj the best of the situation. Shall I mont, hre hps sternly compressed, then that note, but I fear it has driven her to day his wfe, while engaged m her turn gi-ay in h.ilf an hour through inght^Qt' hind. It was with dilhculty she repressed tell yoa, Dulcie, what I have decided to brushed her trom his path as if she had her death." . } liousehold duties, sat her 13-month- caused by a judicial e\aniination. - ^ , ^ all outward signs of the bitter anger and do?" been a worm. Philip knew. A grav, ghastly pallor! old child on the floor. The httle one disappointment ragmg m her breast. A spasm of exquisite pain thnllod her— settled over his face. Hastily oulbng up Dulcie went back to her room. Her last began pl.aymg with a puppy that hap• • -SVELIi QUAIHTED. .•. • The servant was looking at her in star• it was the first time ho had ever called her hope had been crushed. She could only every man servant about, the premises, he i pened to be m the room at the time. began searching for tho missiug girl. | tled amazement—she was so strangely Ifice "Dulcie," and the name sounded sweetly meet her fate with the resignation that Eastenod around the puppy's neck was McCorlde—It's queer that none: of Toward michiigbt they found the scarf his young mistress. Toinette had no on his hps, even though spoKen m anger. comes from utter despair. a long, hght chain that tli-aggedon the those railway robbers are women. ..; choico but to follow him from th& room. sho had worn, lying on tho bank of the After waiting a momont for her to reply, She glanced ronnd the beautiful room, floor. The baby and puppv were having Mrs. McCorlde (indignantly)—Indeedl' ' For several minutes Philip Euynor he resumed: and tor the first time hated even its Inxu- piver. a lively tune when Mrs. Howard heard And why; stood as if turned to stone in tho spot "You were ambitious, it seems, to be• n»8. For such things as these PhiUp [TO UE cosm-uKn.] a bump. She looked around and sa-w . McCorlde—Because they lato-wsow- where she had left hini. The silenuu could come mistress of Highlands, and acquire fanciad she had stooped to tieachaiy and liow to hold up a train.—[EpocL almost bo felt. i a claim to my ample fortune. Hush, don't deceu! Ki}r& MILAN'S last ofhoial ect-^^att the httle, playmates tangled vip m a Dulcie haa turned & httle from tiie inn- you deny It," as sho started up suddouly. In thoTZxay twilight she dxessod hers«U dficorata .Uis cab-flnvcr. ' . S—r.encral strike ef carpenters at Saleai, Ma>«, towards the veterans, at least not during JfoWoo to Contruotors. for reduction of hours of labor, the gubertorial campaign. From what II GOLDEN PASTURES. Sealed proposals will be received for the gmding of 10- Strike of spinners nt Clark's O.N.T. thread Buz-ilo and North streets, according to the survey mills, Kearny, N. J.,acainst a reduction ot'Vt'/^ per can be learned on the outside, nearly every uud profile in the surveyor's ollice. Life-Size Hatered At the PoHtoQlce, Mason, Mich,,as second cent in wages. pensioner employed in the pension bureau JNO. 0. KIMMEL, ,IR„ class matter. Strike of sawmakora utMiddletown, X. Y„ against MILLIONS ON MILLIONS OF DOLLARS City Cleik. a reduction in wages, has bad his pension re.rated and increased 11— General strike of surface road employes (horso during the last twelve months. It is said WORTH OF FINE STOCK. Guardian Sule. and cable) at St,l'aul und 3Iinncupolls,3(Inu,,against that it was the amount of money spent by By virtue of n license to me granted, on the SJd THURSDAY. AUGUST 1,1889. a reduction in wages, day of July, ISSli, by Q. A. Smith, Judgeof probalo of la—Wages of eniidoyesof Crane Iron company, at certain pension office otlicials that first the county of lugliiiiu uud state of Mlchigati, I shall Caiaiaiuiua, l'a„ reduced ten per cent. urrouaed iho suspicion _oi a wide awake Tlio Grandest Stock Display Ever Seou sell at public auction, ou the 7tU dny of Septom- IleduclioD of ten per cent in wages of oniployea Of hor, ISSO.at ten o'clock In Ihe lorenoon, at tlio frout Protcclioa Tt Labor A Lie. newspaper man as to where it Ciiae from. In tbo "IVcst—Jluguiflcoat Exhibition Alloulown (Ptt.) rolling ihilli*. iloorof the court bouse in tlie city ot Mason, iu tlie Kmidoyes oi Rathhone.Surd ,t Cu,'s HIOVO foundry Smith, the colored democrat, who was rropurlng for Fanners ami Stock county of Inghani, 5licliigau,all the right,title and interest ef Iloscuo Enrl Dodge, a miner, in and to Albany, N. Y., notified of a rednctlun of ten per ci-nt dismissed from the si.'cth auditor's ofTice. Countless Thousani Is of American "Work- iu wa^es, Breeders. certain real estate in said coiiiily, described as lot No. initmen Idle o nd StarvinK—Wasos Cignrniakers in New York city protest against a bids far to become a National issue. He eleven (11) iu block Xo. seventeen (17), in the city of M ilist Hi, Universally Hod uced—Three Months largo reduction in wages, says he will appeal his case to the civil Mason, Ingham county, Michigan. of Industrial 1 aralysia Amonc the The north west has become within a low JOliN B. DOnGE, 10-3trike of freight brakemen on the ono hundred service commission and demand reinstate• Pollowers of Every Trade Present an and thirty mile divisieu of the Atlantic and Pacific years past one of tho most noted, if not the Guartllaii of said lloscoo Earl Dodge, Unansworablo Indictment Acainst tho railroad between Winslow and Mojave. Col,, ou ac• ment on the ground that he was dismissed Dated July ath, ISSn. SUw7 Political Party Who Promised Un iforn: most noted, stock breeding sections of tho count of refusal of comiiany to allow three men to on account of his politics. He is indulging and Unprecedented Prosperity na tho each train, •0nion, particularly for breeding farm stock Comuilssloners' Notice. Sure Kesult of the Election of President in a great waste of time, and does not seem The undersigned having heeu appointed by the is—Fifty bricklayers employed by noialy,tfitroch- —breeds ot horses especially for farm work Harrison. Bta, Chicago, IU,, strike against the ten hour system. to realize that the civil service law was jtrohate court for the cuiiuty ef Ittgliam, conimissloil. and teaming; breeds of cattio esi)eclally for ers on the estate of Mark II. lleelier, deceased, to set "Protection for American industry." One hundred and iH-onty.five omiployen ut Omaha passed for the special purpose of being (Neb.) water works strike for au advance of wages butter, other broods especially for beet, and tie and adjust nil claims against siild estate, do hereby "American wages for American work from S1.50 to Sl.7.'i per day. violated. give noticnihatthey will meet for llmtjiurpose at the ingmeii." Spring bod and nuittru»B makers employed by B. others for working oxon; breeds of sheop for fanners' liauk In the city of Mason. Mich., August The alleged coi:;bination of southern Ti probate court for said county, lielil at the shops would close, that the American toiler wages. The strikers assert that wages linei* been cut lor Burrough'rt or Cannon, farm work. And tho best cattle wore "all proliate ollici*, in the city of .Mason, on the 2tltli day ol would have to starve and that Enclarid three times within tlie last eigliteen uiuuths. The July, in tlio year oue tlionsaiid eight hundred liiHt cut was uboiit twenty per cent. TliH chief of the secret si;rvice nf the round," equally for buttar, beof and work, and i.lgltty.nine. Improve this grand opportunity and se• would laugh ut having crushed our Amor Kuilure of the Miiiiieapulitt (Minn) sui'fiico road treasury depnrtnieiil is a very iinporlanl instead of a special breed for each. Pri.sunt, Q. .A Smith, judge of proliiite. cure your pictures for your friends. icon industries. strike. .Men forced to li-ave their iirganization, Ill the itititter of the •tstrtle of Siitiintd B, West, late position in more ways than one, und con. 'JIJ—'file two mills of the While nmiiiifaciuriiig "nEFORE TUE WAR" of Slockbrlilge, in said county, deceaseil. On the other hand the success of Harri• coniiiuny at Itockvilh', Conn,, closf* ilown on account siderable tiilk has followed llie sudden On rending and filing the p'elition, diib' verified,ol son meant "higher wages," "renewed pros •jf a slrike of weavers for an advance of M-itges. withdrawal of the opposition of Grand tho northwest brod somo noted trotting ami Mattie E. West, widiiw of said deceaseil, praying tllilt C. W. VAN SLYKE. Sitvi-nly linlshers in S, Berg .v t^o.'s hat lactory, running horses. But tho breeding ot Por- 'adminiatriition of stiiil eslnte by gi-aiileil lu John perity" and the confidence of niatuifacturera Orange Vulloy. N. J., strike for an Increase of wages, Master Powderly and other labor leaders to Fanner or some oilier suitiihle iiersoii ; in the old and new enterprises. Harrison's cberoiis, Clydesdales, Shire, French draft Thereupon it is ordered, that tlie Jilich day of Ground Floor Gallery. .MAY. . the appointment of Thomas Furlong, a St. election would cause the laud to flow with and French coacli bor.ses for work is a busi• Aug;iist, iit^xt, at ten ti'clock In the lorenoon, be 1—Carpenters, joiners, stone masons and hod cm-Louis railroad detective, to the position. assigned lor the lietiriiig of stiiii ptuition, and tiiat llie milk and honey, then "the busy Iniiu of riei-s to the niiuiber of-"i,'}')!) strike at Pittsburg, Pa,, Furlong's principal backer is Russell Har• ness that has developed sinco tho war. So heirs III law of said deceaseil, and all otlier persens Probate Order, industry would be heard in the land.'' lor au increase of pay aud agalnst nen-union lal)or, rison, son of tbe president, and it is gen• also is tho rearing ot sheep from costly Interested in said eHtale. are reiiuired to appear at a ESTATE OF EiMELINE E. BASSETT, DECEASED. strikes, lockouts, reductions of wages Kiglit liuiidreil railruail miners in the l"ittNbiirg(Pii) sessionof said court, llieii to lie lioldtiri in Ihe probate Slate of .Michigan, connty of Ingham, ss. At a ses• district strike itgaiiiHt a new scale of w-iigcs. erally believed, now thut the lubor flocks of tbo host blood in Eurojw, uud cattio olfice, in the city of Mason. *tiid show cause, if any would be things of the past, and the sion of the pniliaie court for saiil county, held at tifco Four liuiidred workmen eiiiployetl by the White opposition is removed, that he will get the from tao host lierds not only of Great Brit• tliertt be, ivliy the prayer of the petitioner should not prolmle ollice, In the city of Mason, on the 22d djiy coutury would he flushed with prosperity niiiiitifsctiiring company of Rockville, Cuiin., are he granted ; And it is furtlier ordered, that said of July, ill tile year one thousand eight hun• lucked out becaiisu tliey assisted 150 weavers who place. The labor peoplr: opposed him ain but of all tbo countries ot Europe;. Tbo petitioner give notice to the persons interested in said .from one end to tho other, while England dred and eigltly-Tiiiio w'ent nil strilie. because of his work during the western northwest now has dozens ot stock farms estate, of tile pendency of said iietitien, ami the hear• Present, Q, A. Slllitll, judge of probate. ""would gnash her teeth in rage. One liuiidre'l and twenty-five muuldi'is tit Perry's railrnad strikes. Why they withdrew their ing thereof, by enuring a copy of ihis order to be Ill the niiitleri)f llie estate of Kmeline E. Biissett, stove werk> al .•Vlliaiiy, N". V., laid olf iiitletirijtely. nnd scores ot stock brooders with reputations pnlilislieii ill the iNoii.iM Coe.sTV DKiioCKAT.a ne\i-s- ]t was Protection! Protection! Protection! opposition is a conundrum thut is too much Inle of saiil county, tleceiised. Two tlioilsiilltl liloclc coal luiiiers at ili'H/il, liid,, that covor tho whole continent, aud animals piile'r printed and circulated in said ceunty, threo On reiitliiig and llliug the petition,duly verified, of morning, noon and night. The hearts of strike ft;;]iitist an uriliniiry reduction of from ninety for mid.summer weather. that command princely prices. Such Jlichi- siicct'ssivu iveeks jirevious to said day of bearing. C. Jl. Reed, II sister ami legatee "of said the great protected monopolists juHt hub to seventy cents fi,r mining. A true copy. y. A. S.MITII, deceased, praying tliat a certain inslrniiieut Tile siriku of the street cur men at.St. Paul, Minn., Senator Barbour of Virginia, who is also gan names as those ot William ]3all, ot r,lw.l Judge of Probato. bled over wilh kindiiesa for the AiiiHrican now on tile iu tliis coui't, purporting lo bo the dedal ell olf and tile men reLiirn to work at reduced chuirmai: of the deuioci'atio state commit Hamburg; Jamos JL Turner, of Lansing; GEO. W. BRISTOL, ProbatoReKister. last will and teNt;iiiient of saitl deceased, may be ad• workingmen, and elot|uent speeches were wages. mitted to probate, aiiil tbe execution Ihereoi^ granted .•ieveii liundretl (luarryiiien strike at .loliet, 111., for tee, has been interviewed on the political Savngo Si Farnum, of Detroit, and other made about his ''horny hand," "superior Notice of Letting Urulu Coutriict. to some suitable person ; nn ailvanci' of twt.|it.v.live centsiier day. situulioii in that state. He says Virginia noted Michigan breeders aro known and Notice is hereby given that I, John D, Tliorburn, Thereupon it is ordered, that the lOtli day of intellect" and hia '"elevated coiidiiinn." .|—Shut (luwn of inining eiieratioiis at Evaiisville, is naturally deinoeralic. It is too early Lo honored in all countrios wbero thero aro township drain coinniissitiner of the towiisliip of Auf^iist, iie.\l. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, This was before elecuon. fliil., on acoiiiiit uf men reliisiiig to acceiit a reduction outline the issue nn which the battle will Delhi, county of Inghani, slate of Miciiigiin, will, on be assigned for the lie.tring of saiil pelilion, and that of wages tu sixty-live cents a tun for niiuiiig. Three herd book.s, .stud books or flock register.s, ond the lOIJi (lay of Ausust, A. D. 188!>, at tlie the heirs at lav.- of said deceaseil, and all other Well, protection won. Mr. HarriBon huiiilreii miners out, - be fought, but I promise Mahone will make Ohio and ludiana can boast of many of the l-i'sith'tice of John Day, in the tiiwnsliip of Dellii, at Iiersons inlere-,ted in saitl estate, are required to ap- wus elected piee:^ It; Ho has been in .Minein at Scranton, I'a,, reduced to verge of stiir- une o'clock in the afternoon of that day, proceed Iiear at a session of saiti court, tlien lo be holden in Ltiiii,, lilen with fiiniilies do not avenige SlU a the high protective tariff his rallying cry. samo sort. In proportion to hor tarniiug, office now three r .hs, and according to receive bills for llie reconstruction of 11 certain ilrai the probiiie ollice, iu the city of Mnson, and show month, I do not know how much of a 6gure population aud her suitable area, known as the IJolley ,t Day and Day & Sitiats ililc cause. If any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner all promisen tb;. '.erican workingmen U—Sixty men enijtloyed on llie water workn at Jlar- Langston, the negro would be.eontrressman located and establislied in the said township of Uelli sliould net be granted : .liiilil inj'urlhtr ordered, that, (Saturday night with bleheail, Mass., strike lor an advance of wages from and described Its follows, te-wit; Beginning at tl: said jietilioner give notice to the persons interi should goboiiu : • SI,;;.') to 51 50 a ilay, iv.ll cut. He hates .Mahone enough to give MIi;UI0AN STANDS A.T THE nUAD iipocket, put on his Cook ,c Tliorburn drain, nn the n e of section 2' esled in saitl estate, of the pendency of saitl petition, increased wugesi . in—Sirike ef men ut A lleglieny "Bessenier works, him trouble if he can, but he may be of the states and of all countries on this half and running thence south and west across said si.- and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this spikedtailed coat. and eat roast chicken Dui|uei)se, I'll,, emls ilia failure. bought off with a good ollice by the tion 27, a distance of 152:1 rods, said ditch to be tlire order lo ho imlilished in the I.N'GIIA.M COUNTV DKBIO- U—Luckoutof silk ribbon weavers in several NeM- of tho globe as a stock raising stato. By tho with his happy family. administration before the campaign opens feet wide on the Itettiini up to the Uiiy ,t Suuitstlriti ciiAT, a newspiipor printed and circulated in said .nk sltiips fordeiimiidiiigmi iidvimce in wages. last census tho value of llichigun live stock thence west tu liighwtiy two feet wiilt-, the n-niliinder county, three successive weeks previous to said day Three months of a protective adminis• 10—Six tlioiisaiid iii,;n eiiiploytid by Niitiolial tube The campaign will e.vcite national inter• reached tho enormous aggregate proportion to bo one foot; side slope one loot out lo one foot ofhearlng. (J,A.SMITH. w-orks company lit McReesport, Pa., strike for a ten rise. The depth is nnirkiid in feet ami Indies ujio tration and what does the worker see? per cent advance in wages. est because the republican national coin and value of ono-tenth of hor entiro farm A true copy. Judge of Probate. each stake along tlio lino, Saiti job will be let hy GKO, W. BitisTol,, Probate Register. nuw-l Prosperiiy'i" Not much. Ho finds that 17—Three liiiiidreil longslioreiuen employed in miltee propose tu aid their party wilh property, or about fitty-six millions of sections or divisions. Tlio section at Iheontletof th wages are reduced right and left. Mills Brooklyn. N. Y,, wareliimses strike for an iidvanco In moiiev and speakers. I cannot name the drain will bo let Iirst, and the runaiiting sectieliN in wages from twenty cents tu twenty-live cents nn lioilr- doUai's I Only nine states surpassed Michi Vro Date'Ord or, are shut down. Lockouts, strikes, starva liemocrntic nominee, but, whoever he is their order up stream, in accortlniice witii tliedliigram 2LI—Freight liiindlers of lleston and Albany rail• gan in the number of horsos, olght in oxen, now on liie with the other papers pertaining (0 said Stateof Miolilgiin, county of Inghani, sa. At a ses• tion and dlspair are too common for spe road at East Boston, flliiss,, strike against a reduction will be tbe ne.xt governor of Virginia. ton in milch oows, and tbi-eo in sheep; and drain, aud bids will be iiiiideand receiveii accordingly sion ot the probate court for said county, hold at the In wages, probate ollice. iu tlie city of Mason, on tho 8th day of cial publicity. The very thing which he each ot these states was either larger Contracts will be made with tin* lowest respiniHll; 21—A dispatch from lirazil, Ind., states that the Senator Hampton has just returned from bidder giving iule*|nale security for llie performance July, in the year ono thousand eight hundred was iiilbriiied could never take place if miners whu struck against a twenty per cent reduc• and eighty.nine, an extensive Caniidian tour. He says tl sultablo cultivated area, older in tha busi- of the work, in a sum to be lixed by mti. The •lab "protection" won are the very things which tion are en the V(,rge of starvation. for the completion of such contract, and the leruiM Present, Q, .^..Smilh,jiitige of probate. people there are very serious by consider no.ss, groater in population nnd wealth, or In Ihe maltttr •>f the estate of Almcda P. IludsoD, Lave taken place, an-1 well lie kiinws it. 2;i—Fifty employes ol the LocliicI rolling mills at of iitiynienl tlierefer,shall be announced at the time Uurrisburg. Pa., who wi-nt on strike against n reduc• ing the aiinc.vation question, and he thinks with peculiar advantages ot climate and nnd place of letting. Into of saitl county, deceaseil. Facts speak lor themselves, und here are tion in wages were paid off and discharged. soil The next census is confidently expected On reading aiitf filing the petition, duly vcrilled, of a large majority are opposed to it at the Notice is further hereby given that at the timo and .lohn B. Dwinell, the executor of the hist will of said some facts. It is reported Iroiii Sliaron, Pa,, that a general re• to show such an enormous udvanco iu Michi• duction ef ten iior cent in wages of furnace employes present time. tiliice of said letting tile assessment of beuetils mad tieceaseti. praying for license to sell the real estatu The Jlerald for the months of March, has been made tlireiigliout tlieShenango valley, gan stock raising as will mako hor suprem• by me, will be subject tn review. belonging lo said deceased for the purpose of paving -.17—Strike of till the oro handlers at Miirnuette, acy self-evident. Dated this 2.'')tli day of .Inly. A. D. IS.^O. tile legacies aiitlfor distribution. April und .May, 1889, give a list of twenty Consniiiptloii Surely Cured. 31w2 JOHN D. TllOItllURN. Jlicli., for an increiiso of wages, .\boiit three hun• Popular interest in stock raising, stock Thereupon it Is ordered that the 0th day of eight .strikes. Of course the list wus not Township Drain Commissioner of Delhi. August, next, at ten o'clock in the dred men out. To THE EDITOR — Please inform your complete. The beauties of "prot-;ction," A company of nialitia iinlered from Joliot to Braid* improvement, nnd stock exhibitions is con• forenoon, be iiMsignet! for tho hearing of said petition, readers that I have a positive remedy fo ami lliat the heirs at law of said tleceiised, and all iowever, are shown in the following list woe,d. III., to put down striking miners, stantly and.rapidly incroasiug, us are also' 20—Strike of puddlers' lieliiers of i'ottstown. Pa., the above named disease. By its timely ths number and proportions of investraeuts olber persons interested in said eslnio, are of labor troubles for the first three raonlhs required to ap[iear at a session of said court, iron company agiiliist lliingariiin labor. use thousands of hopeless cases have been of capital in tho business of stock raising of of Mr. Harrison's administration, and this then to be liolden in the probate olllco, UECXPITULATION. permanently cured. I shall be s-lad to send improved broods. And skill m developing iu the city of JIason, and allow cause, if any list is far from being complete. It will be On March'1, the very day of Preeident Ilarnsou's llierebe,wliy the prayer of the petitionershould not bo two bottles of my remedy FREE to anvo' tho finest animals is naturally accjuirod by noticed that the higlily protected industries iniiiiguration, five thousand Lehigh coal uiiiiers w-ero granted, Aud itis further ordered, that said petition• thrown out of eiiiployinent, one thousand puddlers your readers who have consumption if they practice nnd experience. Most of the various figure most in cullinu down wtiges: er give notice to tho persons interested in said estate, for tile Brooks iron company Imd to accept reduced will send me their express and post office classes of stock brooders ba-vo of the iiendency of said petition, and the heariujf^ MAllCU. wages, und thu Reading coal cempaliy forces its min• thereof.by cauning a copyof this Older to be published 1 ers to earn less money by working fewer hours. address. Resp'y. T. A. SLOCO.M, M,C,. THEIR OWN SPECIAL OROANIZAriO.VS, in the I.vGiUM Ceu.NTY Di:>iociiAT,a newspaper print• .1—Furnace employes iu JlahoninK and Hheuango This scliedule of deHtiiutioii, extortiuu. compulsory 42vl 181 Pearl St.. New York fairs, meetings and exhibitions. Thoy also ed and circulated in said connty, throe successivo Talley accept a reduction of t- n per cent. idleness, linanchil desiteratUtii, public disaster and weeks previous to said day ofhearlng. Oue thousand jniddlers, llrooks Iron Company, lend an important part to county, district domestic wrotcliwlness dties not omit a single day A true copy. Q.A.SMITH, Pennsylvania, accept a reduction of seven to twelve without its record of industrial distress, for although aud stato fairs. Sheep shearing festivals por cent. 2Sie4 Judge of Probate. 11 few dates are «i>parently innocent uf news, otiiers UtRSIAS FBAZBL. FRANCIS DE.SSMOES and ilock shows are common and popular, Five thousand miners out of work by closing of GEO. W. BKISTOI,, Probato Register , have more than their Hhiire ol sorrow. -T- and show a gratifying annual increase in tho tho nine colliers of tlie Lelii^h coal company. * It niiglit be pleaded tliat there is uo necessary rela• Notice Klven at twuaty-one collieries of the Read• tion between tho ti-outiles uf the wage earners and numlyor of tho best animals with accredited Probato Order, ing company that miners must work three-ipuirter political priiicip'es, if it were nut plain that the em pedigroo.'i Progress in rearing Jersey, ESTATE or GEORGE W. DEPEW, DECEASED. time, four days a week. ARE THE STROeiGEST. plovers, wlio wero most enthusiastic for Mr. Ilarri- Alderuoy, Durham, Devon, Dutch Belted, Stateof Michigan,countyoflngham,SB. Atasos- 5—Failure iteadiuKiron works. Twenty-live hun• aiin's election, have been since that event the most I^ONE GENUirjE WITHOUTTHE SfA LABEL dred nieu out of work. Holstein Freisen, Hereford, polled and other sion of the probate court for said county, held at tho active in reducing the wages of tho defenseless Manufd by WM. AYUES & i^oNs. Phllarta., who probate ofllcn, iu the city of JIason, on tbe Olh day of 0—All hteaniboat travel snspendetl on Puget Sound voters. Tlioir activity in this direction began after choico varieties ot cattle, is ako marked und make the famous llorse Brand Baiter ISlankota. nnd Columbia river through tiie action of tho Ore(;on Will lose none of its popularity while under the July, in the year one thousand eight hundred elrctiou day, unil will not be interrupted until an gratifying. Whilo thore are no especial and eighty.nine. railway and navigation comiiauy reducini; pay of all other political necessity arises,—.V, )', World, June -1. inanageiucnt of its present proiirietors, omployes whoso wages were tiGO or upward ten per shows of improved swine, except at fairs, tho Present, Q. A. Smith, Judge of probato. cent. .Men are all out. number and quality of tho most famous Why Should I In tlio matter of the eslalo of George ^V. Depew, Baker's union of Chicago, claims that bosses are The New York World says that the FHflZEL S nEHSMnRE. deceased. breeds are steadily increasing, and tho orig• On reading and filing thepetition, duly vorifled, of Lreakitij; their contracts, and men aro returuing to traitors and faint.hearls who are advising long hours and snnill pay. inal razor-backod mongrel hog of tbo early William W. Root, rejiresenting that he is one of Iho S—Striking employes of the Ames shovel works at the democratic party to abandon its con Thoy always keep tbo 'Very Choicest of AM Kinds farmers has almost disappeared. But, while Go to 181ontana ? principal creditors of said deceaseil, and prayiny that adniinislralioii of said estate may be grunted to him Korth Eastern, Mass., havo been notified to vacate test for tariff relorm because its presiden stock breeders hava displayed many excellent the corporation teiienumts. Great Reservat.ion. Because IS,000,000 acroi as such creditor; tiul candidate was rejected last year ought exhibits at fairs aad festivals, thoy havo Thereupon it is ordered, that the 511i day The Kindlay (Ohio) iron works have assigned. of free Govornmont land, wilti a delightful cllniatt Aldeu Sampson .t Co., oilcloth nnmulacturers, Mas- to pin to their hats tbe admission of the ot Augu.st, next, at ten o'clock in tlie forenoon FrESft%S2lI ME2fs, WEVER HAD AN ADEQUATE EXniBITIO.V. and equally suited for general farming and stocl be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and tliat petli, L. I., have discliarged l'*u hands. In last cam• New York Tribune that "a change of eight paign the men had to work for Harrison. At the county, district and state fairs the raising, have just hoen opened to the honieseeker, inth e heirs at law of said deceaseil, and all other Chicago, Milwaukee .t St. Paul railroad company thousand voles out of over eleven millions usual custom hus necessarily been to provide persons interestetl in said eslale,aro required to appear POULTRY AND (GAME. tho MilkRIver Valley and near Benton and GrcatFulls at a session of Hiiid court, then to be holden in tho reduce wages of large number of employes a% per cast lust fall would have elected a demo• stock with limited quarters in unsightly ont. Stock Raising. Because the favorable climate probate office, in tho city of Mason, and show cause, cratic president and vice president, a rough Iward sheds and stalls, strewn with Wheeling (\V Va.) steel plant proprietors refuse to and superior gruasos of Montana make it the natural iianyUiore bo, why tho prayer of the petitioaor democratic senator from Delaware, making litter, ill-smolling, unattractive, incouvoniont sliould not bo grunted. And it is further ordered, that . treat -with Anialganuited association of steel workers. home of horsos, cattle, sheep and other doiiiestle said petitioner give notice to the persons interested 9—One hundred girls employed at Kagle cotton the senate a tie with the vice president's and dirty. Cattle and horses havo been animals, aud because whiter feeding is not required "nsaid est«te,of tlie pondency of said petition,and tho. mills, Madison, Ind., strike fora reduction of work, casting vote controlling, and a democratic jeacrally led or drivea about a ring that hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to bo T| lug hours to ten a day. Cash for Hides and Pelts! ns stock grazes at largo tho year round. majority in the house." If tbe "logic of 3 often foul with mud or cloudy with dust, published in Ihel.NoiI.iM COUSTV DBMOCHAT, a news--'' U—Fall River weavers strike for an increase of General Ifarxain^. Because a rich soil ano paper printed and circulated in said county, threo wages. Ton thousand out of work. protection" does not convert within the and tho people, momentarily attrocted, are abundant summer r,iins produce wheat, oats, rye, successive weeks previous to said day of liearing. Employes of Brooklyn rubber company strike ne.^t three years more than ten times eight presently driven off to more agreeable ond .against a reduction of ton por cent in wag'es. WE HIRE MEN barley, and the grasses and vegetables of a quality (A true copy.) Q. A. SMITH, 12— Silk ribbon weavers at IlellpuuiB .t Sons' ijic- thousand voters who have heretolore cleanly exhibits. Trotting and racing stock 28w.l lodge of Probato. iizo and yield imsurpiisBed, GKO. W. BniSToi,, Probate Register. tory, College Point, L. I., strike for increase of wages. sustained that system, the American people ON SALARY have been given tbe best chancos for attrac• Kotice given that Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas tive display, and therefore naturally have lUluLni;. Because Montana produces moro of the City railroad company will cut number of employes will prove themselves blind to demonstrated And pay thoir tniveling expenses (unless they iirefer precious metals than any other sUite or territory, and Probate Order, a coniiuission) and give them employment twelve occupied tho most popular attention, Eo- down to half at West St. Paul yards. facts. abundant opportunities remain lo secure valuable ESTATE OF FRANK T. ANSON, DECEASED,' 13— The last of tho jiipe mills of tho Reading iron months in tho year. We now want u large number sldes, tha local and state fairs have-not company closed. Two thousand men idle. for the winter campaign to solicit orders for a full drawn together enough exhibits of stock properties at nominal cost. State of Michigan, county of Ingham, as. At n Puddlers and helpers in tho rolling mill of tiio line of nursery stock which wo GUARANTEE trno ImmleratioD. Because tbe Great Reservation sessionof the probato court for said county, held at News About Town. to name and flrst.clnssi n every particular. No expo, from other states and Canada to alTord tho probate oflice, in the city of Mason, on tho ist Center Furnace company at Bellofonle, Pa., strike is the meeting point of settlers from the Pacific against a reduction of ten >:frcent in wages. It is the current report about town that rience needed. Full instructions furnished. Addi^st liberal opportunities for comparisons that day of July, in the year one thousand eight U—Painters and help(».-i' lErio railroad shops at Kemp's Balsam for the throat oud lungs is (stntlngago) THE GUARANTEE NURSERY CO., •will occomplish the most good for home Coast and Irom tho Eastern suites, and ia tho only hundred and eighty-nine. 28«-3p GonevH, NHW York. Present, Q.A. Smith, Judge of probate. JerseyCity cut from fcor'. tctwblvo cents an hour, makine some remarkable cures wilh people breeders. Tho fair managers have made extcnsiro tract of good land left,suitable for settle, 15—One hundred aciC In the matter of tbe estate of Frauk T. Anson, de• ligar makers of llahu i eommondable efforts but they havo not been nient. ceased. BniBol's factory, .S'. T. s t nigainst thirty per cent who are troubled wilh coughs, sore throat, On rending and filing tbo petition, duly verified, of j. reductpn in wages. asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Any SIXTH You should rMd THE CHICA- provided with enough capital to furnish first Business. Borauso tho rapidly growing towns Salt lifters at Lei:j f ,'strikcagainst a roduc- oo DAILY NEWS because.being class facilities for stock shows. along the St. Paul, Minneapolis uud Manitoba R*y Albert D. Hoyt, praying that a certain instrument r tion of wages. druggist will give you a trial bottle free of «/^ /1 /ip a family newspaper, it's againsi now on file in this court, purporting to be the last' Tbe great International Exposition, to be offer splendid opportunities to engage in business. will and testament of aaid deceased, in which said 2(1—Failuroof feather er'satrlke. New York, cost. It is guaranteed lo relieve oud cure. rUiNI saloon. The home and the fora fair scale of prices. Oirla forced to Itavo their saloon arc forever opposed. held in Detroit on September 17-27, will Manufacturer. Because the 1,000,000 horse• instrument your petiliontfr is named as executor, The large bottles are oOc and $1. may bo admitted to probato, und tbe execution there• union. There can be no neutrals in this power water-power at Great Falls, the extensive coal war. But THE DAILY Nmvs is afford the stock breeders, fanners arid people of granted to your petitionor or some other suitable 22—Ponnsylvania Coal company notified miDcrs at the first really adequate opportunity for veins, tho wool, mineral and grain raising resources Scranton that tifteeu collieries would bo shut down. temperate iii temperance It person ; Tho miners havo been earning from SG to fl5 a Washington Letter. isn't a prohibition organ—it's A MAQNIFICTNT DISPLAY, of Montana offer exceptional opportunit'cs to tbe Thereupon it is ordered, that the SOth day ol not sure prohibidon is the best July, inst., at ten o'clock in the forenoon, bo month. not only of thalr splendid improved stock of manuliicturer. • 27—Failure of woavora' strike ut F»ll River for from our regular correapoudent. way of treating the evil—but it aaslgned for the hearing of aaid petition, and that tho . increase of wages. hchcvcs in prohibiting the sa• Michigan, but also of numerous and valuable Tourist. Because tiio canon of tho Gates of the heirs at law of aaid deceased, and all other persons Xotice issued ut Clark Thread Works, Newark, N. WASHINGTON, D. C, July 2G, 1889. loon keeper from ruling and exhibits from tbo host flocks and herds of Mountains, the Great Falls of the Missouri, tbe interested in said estate, are required to appear at a J,, of reduction of wages of spinners fifteenpe r cent, The pension bureau is enjoying a sensa ruining in American society. If session of said court, then to be holden in the probate you -B-ould read, and have your Canada and tho other states. Tbe stock Giant Fountain and Continental Divide offer the office, in the city of Mason, and show cause, if any . KO—Two hundred weavers of the Berkeley Mills tiouofthe biggest kind. Certain news strike on account of a cut in wages, Provldonco.B.L family read, a newspaperwhich buildings will be of immense size, elegant, most sublime and diversified scenery to ho found on there bo, why tho prayer of tho petitioner should not The broad loom weavers in tho Cutter silk mill at papers iiave been making charges of more places the interests of the home clean, carefully regulated and kept, lighted the.Continent. Taken summer'lour. bo granted. Aud it is further ordered, thatsaid peti• Bethlehem, Pa., notified of a reduction of wages from higher than those of the s.iloon, tioner give notice to the persons interested in said or less importance against almost every read THE CHICAGO DAILY by electricity, thoroughly watered and pro• Why Travel by tho St. V., til. & M.'." Because estate, of tbe pendency Dfsaidpetition,and the bearing , twenty-five to thirty cents a yard, an equivalent to branch of that office ever since Commis• tliirty conta per day. NEWS. vided with every applianoo even io the point only by it can you travel through the largest body 0 thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be publish• ed in tho INOHAM COOKTY DtjioonAT, a newspaper . Three striking moldors at tho Enterprise Manufac• sioner Tanner took charge. And now tbe r—Its-cuculation is J=O,OOO a day—over of luxury, and so arranged that ths stock frfe;iand left for settlemoiit, Because it reaches tho turing company's works in Philadelphia, who wefe a million a -week—and it costs by mail 25 cts. printed and circulated In said county, threo successivo action of Secretary Noble, in appointing a show will bo OS attractive as possible to tho roat Falls, with the largest water-power on tho weeks previous to said day of hearing. charged "with combining together to. intimidate," a month, four montlis $1.00,—one cent a day. immense crowds of visitors, and a pleasure ield to answer by the courts. committee to investigate the re.ratinjt of Continent. Because it reaches Helenii, the richest A true copy. Q.A. SMITH, even to the most delicate ladies. The dis• 27w4 Judge of Probato, . • APBIL. all pensions during the pastiwelve months, FOR DISEASES O.^ THE city of \ta\Aw in the world; and because It is the play ground will be ample, will be separate Gzo. W, BaiSTOL, Probato Register, 1— Telegram from Gal osburg, in., announces that and tbe charge of favoriteism in making shortest uud best route to Butte, the Iiirgijat mining 5ho Chicago. Burlington and Quincey railroad com• the applications of a prominent pension from othor and disturbing exhibits, and will iiiup oo earth. Special tourists' unil landseekera Kotlco of Letting Drain Con tract. pany has reduced tho hours of labor of the shop men, attorney of this city special, has opened bo in continued nse, so that at all hours an rates. Daily trains through solid to Jfontana. Choice Notice is hereby given that I, Oscar C. Post, town- : bridge men and carpenters from ten to eight hours, exhibition of fine stock will bo going on alike ship drain conimisaionar of the township of Whit^ with a proportionate cut in wages. Men receiving the eyes of a good many people to the fact of three .routes to the .Pacific Coast. Find out all Oak, county of Itigham, state of Michigan, will, aA:. upon the display ground and in the stalls, 81.15 a day cut to ninety-two cents. that there must be some basis for these aboutitby writiai: for "The Great Kesorvation,"-.and tbe 3d day of Au^t, A. D. 1880, at tb« town Strike of fruiners.painters and granite cutters, New stables and pens. It will midoubtedly be "uall, in the township of White Oak, at nine o'clocic'' charges. The committee investigating Tourists' Summer Guide." For furthorinformatioo, York, for union scale. the grandest exhibition of powerful horses iu the forenoon of that dny, proceed to receive bids holds daily sittings iu tbe pension oflBce. rates, maps, ate., apply to IM. WUITNEY, G. P. .4 One thousand fivehundre d carpenters and painters a oiiivsTON ?® and splendid cattle ever seen in the north• for tho reconstruction of a certain drain known as strike at Buffalo, N.Y., to enforce nine-hour work I'he sessions are secret, but enough has . A., St. Paul, Minneapolis !c Manitoba R'y, St.Paul the Uoliiind^ditch or drain, located and established . day. ,EOYAL ENGLISH west, with scones constantly realizing Rosa Minn. "n said township of White Oak, and described as fol-". I Seventeen hundred carpenters strike at St. Louis, leaked out to make it certain that they Bonbem's world-famous picture ot "The lows, to-wit: Beginning at tho north town lino at . Mo., for forty cents nn honr. have discovered a very loose way ot doing Horso Fair." And the display of sheep and sections 2 and 8, running south on section lino be• Ponnsylvania Steel ivorks. Harrisburg, Pa., reduced business in the matter of re-rating pensions. MASON WIND I^llll tween sections 2 and 3, and sonth on section lino.bo-;.".' liibor five per cent and unskilled labor ten por cent. cure all diseases of the Kid. swine will bo no less extraordinary. Tbe tweon sections 10 and 13, and south and south-ensterly Twenty-fivo hundred men altocted. It has been learned to a certainly that neys,Bladder, Irritation of the Neck farmers have never bad such an opportunity, across section l-l, thence east iO rods, thence so'atb 20'-- of tho Blttdder.nurnlng Crtne.Glect, A. Pardee .6 Co., coal operators, Wilkesbarro, Pa., many clerks in the office have been greatly and will no doubt take advantage of it by WARRANTED. rods, terminatinc at Mud lake, section 23. Said Job.'; notify employes of a reduction of two per cent ia Gonorrhma in alllts stages, ,\Iucons win bo let by soctiona or diviBlona. The sectfon at : benefitted by getting their pensions re-rated, Discbarges, Congestion of the Kid. thousands, and reap a benefit from it that wages. Fifteen hundred men and boys affected. ney». Brick Dust Deposit. Diabetes. tbo outlet of the drain will ho let first, and the re-'-: 2— One Ihousand.omployes deprived of work by the some of them getting an increase of ds Inilaramatlou of the Kidneys and will add greatly to their business interests meining sections in their order, up stream,;in ac';...; abut down of Downes &, Fo.\'s shirt iactories at much as §10 a month.. It is believed that Bladder, Dropsy of Kidneys and for many years to come. And tbe managers cordancowith the diagram now on file with the othor.'.-' Jn.nestown and Bordontown, N. J, Acid Urine, Bloody Urine. PAIN papers pet taining to aald drain, and bids will bo made. many discharges will follow the investiga• INTHE BACK, Ketentlon of Urine, of fairs will learn voluable lessons as to the and received accordingly. Contracts will be mado. Dispatch from Ptr.rburg. Pa., says that Pennsylva• Frequent Urination, Gravel la all nia railroad cofitprj; sreduuingits force all along tion unless the. thing is hushed up, which its forms. Inability to Reutin the best methods for secui-ing, caring for and with the lowest responsible bidder giving adeiiuato:: security for tho performance of the work, io a aum to tbo line. •-:]'• is not at all probable now. If this com• Water, portlcularly m persons ad, displaying farm stock, 3— Street c»roi,7 jyes at Bochostor, N. Y., strike vanccdln life. Vi IS A KIDNEY he fixed by mo. Tho date for tho completion of auoU *; to uphold their u o. mittee ahould.m8.ke a whitewashing report INYESTIGATOP. nnd rcKorcs the .Besides tbcro will be a splendid dlspUiy ot contmct, aud tho termoof payment therefor, shall bo.i; -Urine to Its natural color, removes HALF USUAL PRICE aunouucod at tbe time and place of letting, Notlco'': Strike of coo;irf it Standard oil works. Cooatable there will be a congressional investigation tho acid and hnrnlne, and the effect racing and road horses, and^ exciting speed Book, againsta . X nctiou uf wogos. is further hereby given that at tho tirao and place of v as soon as congress meets that will show of the ozceailvonse ot intoxicating contests upon a specially excellent track, so Simplest and Itctit. Strike of car: -{-era at Rocheatsr. N. Y.; against o drink. lotting I will be ready to draw bonds and contracts iredaotion of wi-E* up the real condition of things. Commis• that horsos ot all classes will bo amply pro• Avith tbo parties taking Jobs, und tbo asaoasniont of, PRICE SI:.Three Bottleator S2.50 vided for. The business energy, encerpriw bonnfita made by me, will bo aubject to review. . forty awitch) t;i at Erie railroad yard, Buffalo, N. sioner Tanner is said to bare received , Delivered free of any charges. 102 Sails iuflieel •y:, fllrilte agalL 4 nho refusal of company to reinstate 6Sr Send for Circular. Sold by all DmgBlatB. and vast outlay ot capital necossory to pro> Dated this 16th day of July, A. D. 1889. several letters from Gov. Poratfor of OHm. Sorfcet Sou OoTorser.: three of their uuuibor. .- duco sncb an oxlubitioo eonstftutes a r public OSCAR r. POST, •'ab .'•. 4-NIght messenger boys of .Western., union', tolo- W.JOHNSTON & CO.. Detroit, Mich teneflt which deserveewide recognition. • AH Tin'* Bid "•'•ra r~>i-f • ,lownahipDialu CouiBlatloucr of tho.'Jowaahlpof f'j:'^ -graph company tttChicago , ftrlltc forS:i..'",0 a week. , i.T.i-;r ".im.-iri;.,»s,-ii. rrtl:p--i. v White Ook. 2S1W2 ABDITIOSfAIi I.OCAI'. The state fair.to be held ut Lansing, begin AT ning September 0, will be one of the finerit lour folks and Oar Folks. exhibitions ever given by the State Agn Bo cultural Society, if the combined efforts of Fred Mills is ill with fever. the efficient officers and committees of that Hon. 0. F. Barnes of Lansing, .was in society, and the hustling citizens of the plcmunlii, 1 will .s..'Il Ei-urytliiii;,-rur ih.' next the city yesterday. Capital City can mate it such, which at the Tink Burch, ths veteran horse bnyer, is present writing seems doubly assured. A GREAT taking in the races this week. wholly unique and interesting feature will Miss Louise Wright of Grand Rapids, ia be thee.xhibition, by the State Fish Com• a guest at Mrs. G. M. Huntington's. ttt II very Hiiiiill nmrglii jiliuvc Fli*l 'Vt. Xcu* JH missioner, of the entire process of prop, your cliiiiic(^ to luiy cviTytliintr in my lines IUWIT Miss Grace Huston of Leroy, is the tlmn over IiPiird or JH tVntml .'^ltcliit,'jtn. BULJU- it The Greatest Drive ever shown in this market agating fish from the egg to the grown a few miiJiiilufi of my guest of Mason relatives and friends. on this line of goods. fish. The proper tan ks are being arranged, J. M. Dresser returned yesterday morning the necessary connections with the city PRICES, from a business trip to St. Paul, Minn. water works are being made, so that S^^^X^E- M. H. Gunn of Ionia, made us a pleasant Among tlio iiiiiiiy thousnnds I luivt) to otTtT ji.u: this wonderful development of Uiodern Only a Few More o.f those call while iii the city Tuesday evening. Trtin unJ Stfol Xiiiln per lb, '2l.:.c practical science will be open to the inspect Wiro XiiilN L. Frank Clark and family passed last ion of the visitors of the state fair. It is Liino or Xicktt* Buru Door IliingiTf", biuixW Sabbath with their parents in Dansville. the poiicv of the Fish Conimissioner to '* " " liiri^f '.t:!C Men's Fine Dress Shirts, John Wheeler of Grand Eapids, visited ShuVL'Is (iml Spiuios, t-iich '.'>')C induce the propagation of fish by the people. 6^^ at Mrs. G, M. Huntington's last Monday. SU'i'\ •* " •l.^'ic to r> .'ii» them.selves the weary tramps along tbe Clutlics U'riujiiTs, fruui SI .')0 in J. .'lO Mrs. L. DeLamarter is threatened wilh 5a lliui>:i;i^' Liiiii!"i fioui 1 .'iii tn :; -IT typhoid fever, having been ill for several waters of the state where the fi^stive Tliirf PiipiTH Uiniii;; Siiii ."rii'Vc I'.ilinii 10c days past. mosquito dotli abound, in the not unfri;- Nt'\i' CiuA: Sl-Tc. uiili :Ui i^u-c-^ I'ljniilnri' 5IJ Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cook (nee Mias quent vuin effort to jfet a bite. Sulky 1'ILIWM from fi,'. i\\ to i'.'.'t Heavy Indigo Blue Shirting, Ella Peck) are guests at J. C. Giinn's, K]i>;it SpriJif,'Tt)ulli ilii.Tou-.-* 1:J OD BxlLL & SHERMAN South street. M'liL'L'l .rpriii;,'To{>lli IIarniW:< -J.') ilO Miss Flora Stone of Onoudaga, is visit •A3,- 1 have u Very Lur.-e .-u.ck uf \ 6e. ner her sister, Miss Viola, and numerous friends in the city. .Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. J. L. Fuller of London, Ontario, visited Bfiiers'aMiiss Win Black Silk Warp Henrietta, is relatives and friends here a few days Be sure and stop in at since our last issue. Wlion Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria. WTion sho was a Child, sho cried for Castoria, Pension E.xamincr F.I.Darling of Grand •Whoa sho bocatno ilisa, sho clung to Castoria, Rapids, passed the Sabbath with his fainilj 5e. and friends in Mason. •\7hen sheliad Children, sho gave them Castoria. Doors, Sash and Bliad.s, Deputy Revenue Collector Otis Fuller was in the city Saturdav and Sundayed at -irarriagc Licenses. Cock and Heating Stoves, the Fuller homestead, Vevay, China Silks, 50c. To get tlie extra large bill of goods tliat you must Paints, Oils and Brushes, Mrs. Merriman, accompanied by her The following marriage licenses havf little danghler, ol Ottawa, Kansas, is the been granted since our last report: Whips and have to feed your rriencl.s who will be in to attend the guest of her mother, Mrs. C. M. Reed of Nanio and Resldelico. A/^e this city. 160—Valentino S/.icli, Lansing 2.S We are "ivincf some Stark A Two Bushel Bags, .Anestena Snyder, Lansiiif; 2.') nil lit :^ni'!i races. H. L. Chapin of Detroit, spent a few days 170—Frank Onlhwaite, 7,a(mlng 2.'> Anna Ulte, Charlotte 22 with his family in this city during the past LOW PEIGES week, returning on Tuesday, driving across Another Pioneer Gone. .9 cents. the country. It ••Vil, A-l.i- i-'h V.el. Editor Gildart of the Stockbridge Sun, Mary J. Hyde dieii at ihe residence of accompanied by his wife and son, made us Daniel Eckliart in Aureliu.s, July 2-1, 1SS9, a pleasant call last Saturday. They were NoTrouijietcSfiowThsseGoods after an illness ol only a few hours, of Don't fail to attend this great guests of Thos. Blakely and wife, Ingham. As wc wish to reduce our stock, before our creditors do enlargement of the heart. Funeral services And Givn Prices. Rev. nnd Mrs. Elmer B. Dresser of Money Saving Sale. were held at North Aurelius church, con it for us. Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, are visiting relatives in the city. Mr. D. will be pleas• ducted by Rev. Geo. H. Lockhart, on Friday Very Truly Yours, antly remembered as a former Mason boy. last. Deceased was C2 years old and Bert Longyear, Wm. Snook, Roy Miller was a member of the Baptist church of and Walter Root started on Tuesday for Mason. Pleasant Lake, where they e.xpect to enjoy DANSVILLE, MICH. camp life for a couple of weeks. They will August Excursions. be joined by Fred Mills and Bert Root to morrow. Regetta, Grand Rapiils, July 31, August B^-Ai'. '•• ,•'•(•'".nls line me must Mrs. Joseph Sitts of Leslie, while visit• I and 2. Return no later than August 3, be pniii fill ur in-mrt' ,^c^pi. I, I8,S',). ing last week at the home of her son, W. One and one-third fare for round trip. Reppectfiillv. LANSING, MICH. D. Longyear of this city, had a partial Emancipation celebraiion, Detroit, Ypsi TllHtl HlJKE.MAN-. stroke of paralysis. However, she was lanti and Cassopolis. July 31 and August able to return home in the evening, but at last reports was no better. 1. Good to return no later than August 2. Official Directory. One fare for round trip. V; J. Tefft only went as far as Chicago GOING OUT OF BUSINESS! State Military Encampment, August 8, SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS. on his western trip last week, and frem Moderator J. C. C.iNNo." there went to Detroit, where he remained 9, 10, 12 and 13. Return no later than STOCK: 02 Director E. N. llnow.v with his family and other relatives unti August 14. One fare for round trip. Assessor C. W. VANSI.VKI: Monday, when they returned to Mason. He f ; C.C. Kncii Reunion Soldiers and Sailors, West rrustoes^ J.C. Ci.v.No.v will make his western trip in the near FORI^ITURE, BEDS AMD BEDDIIG L J. M. Dar.aeEu future. Branch, one fare for round trip, August 12, To Be Sold ftcgardless of COST. 13, H and 15. Return no later than CITY OFFICERS. Mrs. J. Henson and ddughter are moving Mayor M. .T. MtiauAV to Jackson, where Mr. Henson has been August IG. NOW is tlie OPPORTUNITY of a LIFE TIME City Marshal JAV W. LAXI; employed for some time past. Mrs. H. To Secure Imineiiso BBrj;aln.s In nil Grftrte.i of Furniture. Olerk J. C. KIMJIEI.. Jn Association Tent at the Encainpineiit. Treasurer and Collector 0. S. Cunav has been a leader in the Woman's Relief Street Commissioner EDWIN STiNToN Corps here, and her many friends, particu• School Inspector J. A. Baowr.a larly members of the organiz.ition, will The executive committee of Michigan ' T. A. BAUNKS m IBfH OF FiMfUi TO BE SACKED I L.E.Uici regret her departure. Young Men's Christian Association will Justices of the Peace A. P. DllAKE [ S.W. IIASIMOSI) H. L. Brown aud family started for provide a pleasant rendezvous for the mem• Parlor, Bedroom. Dininc. Library aud Oflloo Suites. Tables, Chairs. BoolccasoK. Sidoboaids. Hatracks, Desks, lookinp; Glasses by the auntlreds. The.Largest ' A. V. PlIKK New Baltimore on Saturday last, for a Aldermen at Lftr;;e|c"*AV^\V 1I1T.-VIA.V bers of the military organinations, in camp Stock of FtTEWITUilE. BEDS nnd BEDDING in the State to Select ffrom. visit with relatives and friends there, and Don't i'n.il to CALL AT ONCE, ond Secure Bar/sains. Aldermen, 1st -ard^-"""""""""ifl^^^i^;;;^™ at Lake Goguac, August 8-15. Port Huron. During his absence Mr. You Will Never Have Another Opportunity Like This. Brown will represent the Knights of Mac. A large tent containing correspondence Aldermen, 2d ^'^ri{—Z::±t}^rZ^ rDTTEr-EY 6Z E^O"W"Z-,E, Supervisor, 1st ward Jons B. DonoE abee organization ot this city at the state tables, with writing materials, good reading J>I.4M3IOT5t a^URiVITlfRE WAKEROOIIIS, Supervisor.2d ward A.I. BAiiur.a meeting to be held at Muskegon, Aug 13. matter, including die leading dailies and weeklies of the slate; illustrated papers, 125 and 129 Jefferson Avenue. DETEOIT, MICH. COUNTY OFFICERS. A severe storm, accompanied by heavy -M. D. T T. M.A , Sheriff Ca.\s. E. P.\DDOCK wind and considerable thunder and light magazines and books; besides checkers, Troaauror W'. D. LOSOYEAR crokinole and other games will be at the late of lisrcylVledic'! Dispensary Old Woman, Old Woman whither Clork Jons IMtousi: ning visited this section last Saturday BALTIMORE, Ml.'. so high r BoKlstor A.R. DAIIOT evening, and while the rainfall was wel• disposal of the "boys." Judge of Probato Q. A.SMITII An e.Mi.usive experience wilh ilioiisaads of patients To sweep the cobwebs from the sky. Proa. Attornev GEO. F. DAY come, considerable damage was done by Various means of outdoor recreation, in- enables iiie to cure every cnnilile case. No iacurabli. case.s tiikei. I'lLE.S.-.f'iire cn«wiili.|.^>. .Money On such mission of d-anliness hasten Circuit Court Com'rs { ^^iiiZ^l^I^nL^So^ the wind and lightning, more particularly cludinc tennis, quoits and base ball, will refuiidt.d it i,<,r. ^'ew treatniync. Nit experiment. Will cive 50(1 DoUnr.-i fur any cue of iKllure. because Sarvoyor JOHN BICORKAUV through the northern and western part of be provided. AiSTU>!A..-Xi' [.aymenr required until cured. The sun, moon and stars need the Soap Epilfps.v.—rnri'il ' Positively. Xever-failini; ( JOHN S. BINNBTT tbe county. But even in this immediate Religious services will be held from time Coroners, •;; • R. ct-uaY nieth.i'I, !siicce...s|iilly treated.—'fliniat. Liiui;s. Heart. Santa Claus. vicinity, many fields of growing crops were to time, aa opportunity may occur, to which Liver, Kiiliievs. lllieuiniiiism, iyelnllty, (.ilil Sores, Dl«char(;iii? ".xlHesses. T-ipe Wi.rm. Sterility, Mason Jttarlcets. leveled to the ground aud considerable fruit everyone will he welcome. Whiti.s,(.5iiiir", Gleet, .Syphlllls, ,St. Vitus DaiiCe, Guiiorrhoen, Constiiialiun, Hlulelies, Catiirrli. Ke- and shade trees blown down and a large It is hoped by these means to make the male Weakriess. ,Spt rmatorilim.it, Imi>^iteiicy, etc, ORAI.V. WHEAT, Red, No. 2. per bushel .... 73© •5 amount of fencing badly shaken up. Sev• Association Tent a popular place of resort, Bteii.—Whether Yoniii.', M i'l'll- Aced or OM, who WIIEAT, White, No. 1, por bushel •6 through ii:noranee, y.iulilnl iheiislmulriess, or WHEAT, White, Xo. 2, por bushel m 70 eral buildings were struck by lightning in and thus help to counteract the demoraliz• middle ajeil exuberance, findtlioi r eipirand vitality WHEAT, R.^jectod © 67 different parts of the county. From nine ing tendencies of camp life. iwpalreil. should cell and s,.i, lue, ns T never fail to OATS, por bushel do 24 cnro sucli. .Mways re..;tr,i int' them le health and CORN, in tlio oar, per bushel @ 20 to twelve o'clock Saturday night the scene vlRor. CLOVER SEED, per bushel m Favors From the West. Bciniti'kablK C s in OUt C'Sos Mliich TmOXaY SEED, per bushel was a peculiarly wild one. In some sections have been iinskilllan.i treali'd or neglerteii. ®2 00 The citizens of Dakota are deeply inter• oaocKRiEB AN» rnovisioss. considerable hail fell, damaging fruit and SpeciHltles.—Catarrh, Skin and Ilecral diseases. SALT, Saclnaw, per barrol ®1 00 ested in the matter of the admission of llEfKRE.N'Ol'.S.-J. L.Onio, M.D., II,iliiniore, Mil,, BEAKS. Unpicked, por bushel , ©1 00 growing crops to quite an extent. their territory into tbe union, but that they S. L. Nnnrse, M. D . Paltiinore, .Md , II J. tianey, .M. POTATOES, per bushel (6> 25 D.. Toled... 11. FLOUR, per 100 pounds 2 40@2 liO do not neglect.their health is shown by the CoiLisnltiitiion and Exaniiiialion Free. BDCKWUEAT FLODR. per lOO founds @3 00 It would be difficult to conceive a more following letter from A. B. Robinson of EGGS, Erosh, per dozen - (5> U \V,.8tern Adilross, TOLEDO, OHIO. Gladstone, Dakota. "I have just sold my BUTTF-R S laughable and thoroughly enjoyable enter• LARD,"por pound...,...,..., @ last bottle of Van Wert's Cough Balsam. At Donneiiy h'Guse, Monday, August 5,'89 tainment than "Peck's Bad Boy," which is APPLES, Dried, per pound ™. & 3 I want one gross more. I think it a fine h the best on ^^rtii PEAOHES,Dried.por pouod 3© 10 to be produced at Rayner opera house on 1.IVI STOCK AND JIIAI. thing, the best I know of in the proprietary CATTLE, per too pounds 2 O0@3 00 Thursday and Friday evenings of this week, line for coughs, throat and lung ttoubles. BEEF, Dressed, por 100 pounds i 0U@5 00 Trial size free. For sale by Longyear nOGS.per 100 pounds..'. .1 00ffi4 25 for the benefit of the Mason City Band, an fjV£(fMTSacake. , PORK, Dressed, per 100 pounds 5 OO.gS 50 Bros., Mason. 4 HAMS,per pound 8© 9 organization worthy of our appreciation'. SHODLDERS.perpouiid ® 7 Every person who attends will get value /[II good l|ousef(e SEEN". ences to aetn"*! clients in your itate, coouty, as -at Uason at or before 10 a. m., and retumin;; at such List of letters remaining uncalled for at uch, AlUtug DIsetitlon. Extracloth; DemlSvo. .Pp.453.., With fnllln- town, sent ftoo.. Addreaa, times each day as shall boat promote the convenienn • dex and Index of Scripturo passages quoted. of tho public. GEO. P.GLYNN. tho above named office : >Varrantod to Cure Dyapepsla in Ita woret from, Bhoumatlam, Cataarh, Sick Headncho nnd Conatipa- Price, 72 cents, post-paid. DunaviUo, Mich..Oct. IT, 1S88. Coulio, Euhd . Finch, Mr. Vfm. or otharSiwrio with to oxamfno Address W. H. AIDEN, C. A. Hin,Wr8. Jennie • . r.ake,Mr».S.A. tion. faure and Safe Remedy for all Kidney troubln. tj_-OjP0llt» PatelBt Offlco. T> tahlnirtin. ^ <^ Eicka, Mrs. John Wright, Mr. E. L. Vi HI heal any coae of Salt Bheum or Cczema, Inval• this paper, or obtain estimataa ir.E. Cor. ZSi and Chestnut Sta., Philadelpliia, Pa, IK onlllelaFlinaMnhto uable for Disoanes of AVomoD. un advortiiintr r.mrr when in Chicago, will find it on filoaJ A full catalogue of Swedenborg's and related „ at the Newspaper Adver. Peraona calling lor.anj of the above say ivorks sent free to any address, on appllcatio". - . . . „ , .tlalng Agency ol Moaos. TOTEM OF HBALXa CO., Detroit.' 45.W.49 f:i.nju|jn it., ribe for ihe DEr^lOCRAT adTertiaed. A. W. MEHAN, P. M.. Anv i.mjiarvwtV. be rhecrfuUc wawered./ree of '•• •'• M. W. AYCR A aON. our autiMilMdaaeattL for aale by LOHSTSAS SSQB,. Stu Xrae Stert. Uun; thm AdtfartitinC Affoncv iLQBO&THQMASof i mittees of the last Logi,slaturo, of SCrENCE ATiWAYS READY. m:ECI?^G UNCLE SAM. THE JOKERS' BUDGET. THE BLEEDING BUSH. SWEPT AWAY BY FLOOD. wliiclt he had the appoiutiuent as Presi• Ciller-Doctor,Mr. Divino, thomnsclo dent of tlio Senate, in the interest of reader, fell into a stu-t of trance a littlo THE DUTJK.s oy c.vKi'liT ^"looxi;ur- Eastern insurance companies, to be a JESTS AND YAEKS BY FtrNNT while ago aud we cannot arouse him. A PLANT THAT BEABS CEIMSONT DKSTKrCTIVE CI.OUD-BURST IN THE I'ROJ'ERLY RKUUCRD. brazen falsehood, and charges ex-Gov• KEN OF THE PEESS. Is it catalepsy or dcatli; FXOWEHS ALL THE YEAR. ernor Sliernian with being tlio autlior Doctor (a great scientist)—Bring ino Tlio 2'ooplo Itoi)1)c(l to Itocoiij) IMifUxdot- of the report. Hull appears to be vir• his head and I'll soon tell you.—[New TIio Suddon Rise of tlio .Stroams Swoops The Prodigal's Return — Eomance [ts Sap Like Human Blood—Stand• Aiviiy- Mueli Property liiid liliidnntrcrrt phiu Cjtrpot .UiifiuiiictueeM'.s tin- t; Itlg: tuously indignant. In sjiite of liis 23fO- york Weekly. tests, the evidence to convict him is and Provisions—Uo Capacity. ing Above a ITeglected Grave as a illi) in Varli.iis I'urts of ^Vost Vlrsrliila CoiTuptiim l.'uinl C'ontriltiitud to Aid Jn COltRECTfA' N.AIIEP. unci Oliio—Various Losses Itocuuntuil. tiio J^Joclloj) ofifurrlsoii. .said to be in existence, .and ,should ho Silent 'Witness of a Terrible Crime. Id.t—jramma, why do thoy call those .4. Purkorshurg (W. Va.) dispatch says: [AVurtliink'toii Biiecia.].] succeed in hoodwinking tlio couvcntioii THE rnODTO-W/s IIETLT.X. The storm along the valley of the Littlo things dog carts.' The Phil.'-idolphiiV nianuiVfihirevs who so far as to nominate him it will bo Kanawha was one of terrible violonco, and Old Mr. Stetson—'5.'ou sent your littlo i\Ianima—Boeansp, dear, so many pup• A stoiy of a remarkable, if not super- contributed tliroiijjh AVnnamtilcor to produced, Ex-(:lovernor Shorniau lias iiatural ]3heuomeiuiii, comes from Fort tho rush of water down the channel of tha a rod in pickle forliini, and swears that bny over to liorrow my eugniving of pies ride in thorn.—[Time. that $-100.000 eori-iiiiiion fund on tho '•'i'lio Pi-odiffal .Sonr" Worth, Texas, Near that city is.arose- rivor and over tho lowlands bordorins it promise of the eliainnaii oi" tho Nation• if Hull is nominated ho will take the S,U.-E I'ltOJI UXPOSCRE. liush that blooms suuinicr -.ind whiter, w-as unprecedented in its suddonr,oss and stump against him, and lire off liis Old Mr. Hareom—Yes, I am going to about OS large in volume as ever lwfnr« al KepuLlican Comiiiittee that thoy rite tlow-ers are the brightest red, and ainniunitiou, of which he has a good havo a little celebration at tho house to• " I .am from St. Louis," said a young knoivn. It is feared drownings havo been should not lose anytliiug by it arc dis• the sap of the plant is the color of blood. ,siir)|)ly. Old sores will bo reopened, night. man, as he registered at a Chicago hotel. numerous in the narrow valleys upstream covering that tlieif <'0ulidullcu was not A geutlemim w-ho examined the spot the famous case of ex-Auditor .llrowii "AVould it bo impertinent in mo to Oh, well, replied the clerk, eouipas- iiloug tho tritiutni-ies of tlio river. The misplaced. 2\h: Quay knows wliat lie inquire what the little celebration is to sionately, "jjut your address down :ia s found that the btish grew over a grave,_ storm cxtendod across tho Ohio, and rail• will ligure in tho contest, .and muuy in which wero two skeletons, one of is about. One of the first apiioiiit- otlier interesting events will be piaraded belike.'" New York. Your invful secret "will hb o road washouts, wrecked hridgos and ruined ments a.skocl l)v liim was that of Mr. " Not nt all. My sou .lim is coming safe with jno."—[Bazar. them witli a knife in its teiiqiles. Ho crops aro reported over a large area in before the public. This, in eounection l-chited the folknving remarkable storv : Ohio. Tho stoi-m hurst about niiduiglit, Leacli to l).-3 .Ippi-.tiscr of the Port at with tho ])roniisod battle between Al• back from Oklahoma."—[Time. Philadel])hi:i. Loach is a brotlior of STR.WOE SOEXWS IN TIIE -ADIROXDACICS. "On what is known as thoKiver road, and by li o'clock in tho morning the river lison and L.arrabce for the Senatoriiil had jumped up twenty feet, and ut day• Prauk Lcacli, Qn.ty's private socl-e- 1 1:0MJV>-UE AND PROVISIOKS. Miss Boston—Pa]w, I find our Pro- and about tlirco miles from town, stands seat, will bring Iowa into pnimiiieticc A dilapidated old house, the history of light tbo scone presented iilonir the channel tary, and, of course, it serviceiible and as a liattle-lield in the fall campaign. As the last page of the epic lay beforo lessor of Pathology \-oi-y interesting. Ul front of this eity was au alarming ono. contj'oIlal.ile ollicial. One of the first him, Pioiro I'liuiders drew a long breath Mr. I^oston—Our w-hat? which no (me luiow-s, but it dates biiidc —JJiiljuque dispalch lo iltc Cluccnjo to tho titiie when this w-iis but a frontici- Tho entire surfiieo of tho stream was things Loach did alter taking jiosses- Herald. and sailed in with renewed vigor. Lino 3Iiss Boston—Our Professor of Path• covered w-ith a tangled mass of logs, horns, sionof liis citlioe was to ask tlio Secre• after lino tvas reeled off until, late in ology—our guide, you know. tnilititi-y post. W'ithin a few- rods of tho fragments of houses, aud rafts of valuable deserted house lies a grave on which not tiuiher tary of tlie Treasiu'v for jionuissinii to TKESCO'i'i' J.S l.V CLOVEK. the afternonn tho /Itial stanna tilone re• SUE W.VS INEXriiKIEXCED. classify woolens nud worsteds tog'i'tlior, mained to bo written. Oifdiug himself ;t s[irig of grass grows, altlunigh tho Leacli projinrcd tho data at the i'iiila- for a suiu-eiue eil'ort ho penned : Y'oung Wife—I don't seo why_ I can't gi-ound about is overrun with vegetation, ..V Man with a Sliuily RiMiord Vr.ieiiriilly ihit at the head a rose bush until lately About C o'clock Mrs. Is.ninli Tucker went dolpLia end of the lino, aud Quay says got a jilaiu cook. I'\-o advertised for in C]iiu->;e of an Jiiipoi-tiiiit Iftii-oiui. .•\iiil ut lust with tliejeivels of ojiliia spreiul its uutrimmed, uueared-for to tho door of hor boat liouso opjuisito this that tliere was no hitcli tit this cud. 1 eiili toy; nud tiike resI on m.v sofa, one for a week. city to view tlio wreek-covored river. As f.Washington special.] Exi)ei-ienccd:Miitron—Suppose yon ad- lu-.-inches. 'The change of cla.ssilicatiiiu was of The real head of the Stato Depart- •Inst then the landlady's vciico came she stepped upon tho deck a huge raft of vortiso for a gootl-lookiilg one.—[Ba.'.iu-. "These Iji-aiirlies, .siiiiiiiierand winter, logs struck the bout and she wus tossed great Jiel]) to ilio i:;ii-jit't)iial)!ifacturcrs Jiieut during iSoeretiirv Jiliiine's ab• rasping up the stairs. were cnvered with roses of such a burn• of Philadelphia, wlio woi'c aiiiolig the . "Mr. J-'liindei-s! Oh'. Jlr. Flaudci-s._ iuto tho w-.ater nnd nover rose. Sho loft a, sence is ^\"illialn H, Treseott, of South UNWELi-:o.in.;. ing, vivid red as to even oli'eiid by their fnmily of live children in the hoat, who most lil.ici'al contributors to the #-11)0,- Carolina, Treseott liolds no ollicial Eggs is eggs, an' money is money. It i-iuv, unshaded color. These roses, on you've got 15 cents iu cash, tliuner's Peddler.—Bog pardon, ma'am, but I wero saved. Anotlier slinnty boat said to 000 fund. jiositiou, but ap])ears to bo in the on- being plucked, faded and fell to jiicccs contain throo w-ouieu, pas.sijd tho city about Within tlift last few days another ready." .am agent for Doctor Feoder'sSpieo Hoot jnynicnt nf a cnnifortalilo income, as ho Bitters, and I'm .sure if tho members of lilninst instantiiueonsly. I am tin en• daylight, A short distauco lielow it witd scheme, sitill ninrc itiipovtaut, lias Ijocii lives handsomely. ProViablyhe is paid Mr, Flaiidct-s tlidn't dine that night. thusiast about rosos, devoting niueh overturned and all wei-o drowned. —[Time. your family would try them they would pushed througli by tho efforts of out of the cnntiiigont fund, ;ind .sinco time to tho culture of tbem, and am The Ohio Itiver railroad is lirokon at Leach and t,iiiiiy. At Leach's sugges• soou hiive the tiiie-sivoly polite—don't you think .so? latter being the ,s}iort liliei-s, knots, gave it to a colored mau. Tho latter sat and as I passed the grave the unnatunil wero carried olt bodily and loft in corn socnis anxious to take very good earo Poseybuy—I hailu't noticed it. fields. In Clay district a flno church aud broken ileeces, and laugled libers dpwn on a box to eat it, but tifter re crimso]! huo of the ro.ses struck jue more of him, notwithstanding liis record as moving the plug and taking a smell ho Blootlgood—Wliy, yesterday I had tho three dwellings -ivoro wrecked. combed from scoured wool, the ex• forcibly than ever. They luing heavy a soeossionist. Probably tho good cit• aroso and rottirncd the melon to tho misfortune to knock his hat otl", and ho About noon iul'ornuition -tvns received pedient was devised of rnuuiiig this and full, w-ith the dew dripping_ from izens who lifted their hands in holy stand. .said, -"Excuse me! "—Burlington Free thnt the steamer Oneida had been wrecked X stuff througli a garneting niaehiue. their large, curved jictals. l.''ascinated horror at tho apiiointment of Mr, La• "Wliat's tbo matter?" a.sked tho donor. Prc-.s. aud .sunk at iiiiterprise, above. Still later Largo ipianlitios of garnet waste are hy their strange beauty, I dismounted mar to a seat on the Supreme betich "T/.o much oblecged, but I couldn't use A I!;AD SCR.iPE. a report came tbat the steamer S, C. Mar• now turned nut in h'-ugluild for ex|iort to iind took one of them iu my hand with• tin was sunk at Burning Springs. Tho will be glad to know what Mr. Tres• it onless you frow in it chiuibly an' a America, 'J'Loiimchiiie tears and rnvols Customer (to barber)—Have you hoard out plucking it. Little Tygart is also reported completely eott;'s war record was. Some years ago wieli, an' dat Mould be axin' too much of the Ijiid scrape young Brown got into "'i'he moisture shaken frnin it fell upon ruined. Heatlieriiigtoii's .store, Capt.; out the twist in thread, llius reducing -loo Holt, of Kentucky, who was Post• of anybody. "—[Detroit Free Press. it back to the original ]jurilicd wool yosterdtiy'; my tingers, and to my great wondei'.I S|)eiieer's residence, C. P. Cooper's resi• master General uiidel- Jjitehniian, tvas dence, and thnt of J. W. Smith aro com• hy reason of taking nut the twist Barber—Why, no, sir! Who shaved saw it was a thick, viseid fluid that in Washington. A friend asked liim to NO o.ArAcm. i-eseuibled fre.sli blood too much to,bo pletely demolished, but uo Uves aro re• wliich is originallr given lo the wool to him;—[jrobilo'(Alaj liegister. go along with liim to call on jAI'r. Tres• pleasant. Invohiiitai-ily I can-hid my ported lost ns yer. make it yarn or thread. In the pro• A ti-udesman, wlio hadd amassed a eott, who then lived in the old Wads- IT WAS .\T,L TIlEllE. hand to my nose, and the sickly, ileshly The -worst story of nil comes from Mor- cess of spinning yarn or thread from fortune, anxious that his son should worth lioiise. on H street, for a long odoi- of new-i|i-iiwn blnod was unmistiik- ristown, a small village near tho head of wool apeiventiigiMit' this yarn beeomes enjoy tho advantagos which had been "Thatw-.'is a tine speech of yours, time occupied by IMV, Blaine. denied liinisolf, iilaeod him under the ;ilile. I ,shi)ok tho iion-id droiis from Tucker ereqk, where the cloud burst con• tangleti, and is called llii-ead waste, Faiigle, but there MUS ono quotation centrated in all its fury, coming down oa tnitou of a minister of cnnsidorablo my baud, and saw that they w-ore ]3y runniiigit through a garnet iniieUiiie "No," said Holt, "I will not; call nn that mystifies me." the village and totally destroying it, to• attainments. Ooing to tho clergyniiin, thickly exuding ffoiu all the ruses iitid the stuck is restored to the origiiiiil Treseott. The last timo 1 saw liim he "Wliich was that, Cumso? " gether with many of its peo|ilo. Tho first met nic on the stejis of the State De- after the boy had been for some mouths "Yon said: ' In the words of Webster,' dripping heavily to tho grave lieueatli report cave tho loss of life at eleven, hut. condition of W(i;,ii. all the twist being under his care, the father -was disap• a; if front a fresh, gaping wntiitd. I taken out of the yarn, leaving the wool ]iartnieut early in ISlil, and told me our etc. W'hei-e did you get that; It is not latur news seems to lix tho loss at a C'lovernnient was to be wiped from thi> pointed to find that he hiul made little in my edition of his works.'.' took my knife and made an incision in greater number. 'I'lio houses of tho citizens which cuniposes it in a condition of nii- jirogress, and immirod what the trouble tho main stem and the blnoillike .siiji are said to have he':'ii picked up nud spuii wool top. It is callable of being faee of the earth, and a confederacy "1 got those words, out of tho Un- created in its jiliice." •was. iibridgcd Dictionary, my friend." Diized freely out. Stru-k by what I hurled against each other in such short used for any purpose for wJiidi nii- "Why, the trotibic is simply this," deemed only a fi-oak of uatiive', I cut a spaco of time that no chance to escape was mauufactured scoured wool can be used. Bluff old Joo Holt would not shako NO ONE LIVED THERE. given tho people. Among those lost at Trescott's hand, not because the latter I'oplierl tbo minister, "your son wants good sized branch J'l-mn the luish and It can be eitlier combed or ctirded, and -shook tho roses over luy liandkei-chiet Morristowii aro Jake Kiger, his brothers was a rebel, but because lie was a capacity." Bonk Agent—Can you tell nic, sir. can be spun into worsted or woolen fc;i catch the crimson dew. Tlie branch Joseph and Thomas, a man named JJailoy, ti-iiitor, Trescott's record was exiioscd "Wants capacity," exclaimed tho who lives in this house; Orvillo West, wife, and child. The body yarn. To mitkc a salalilo article imils father, "Why on earth did'nfc you toll withered in my hand in a vei-y few by Hay and Xicolay in tho (Jeiitunj of Buggins (who is stitiiding outside his of a man believed to be another Morris- und other seonred wools wm-e run moments, the siipbeddiiiiig so foul with October, 1887, Letters written hy nio about it sooner.' I would have got boarding house door)—Xo one lives in town victim was found on the P.ichardson tlirongh tlie maehiiies with the oilier him one if it cost a thousand dollars.— thelioti.se, my friend: but a number of 1111 odor of animal oon-uptinn as to bo farm. w-aste for the purpose of disguising the liinisoli', by Uhett, Floyd, Gist, Dray• un bearable, so I was oliliged to tlivow Drake's Magazine. poor creatures, incliidiiig myself, dr.ag At Pill Brush all bridges and culverts mixture. ton and others show eonebisively tbat it away; bnt I carried the stained hand• Treseott w-iis a member of the ATasli- out a miserable e.'cisteuco within its nro washed away and it is impossible to Tlie in.iterial tlins pvodueod was a .\y ACCEM-UILE CONTRlnCTION-. walls. kerchief to a in-oiiuncnt physician of reach or conimunicato w-ith that point, or inglou cabal w-]iielt not only tied old this city, who is also a line eheiiiist, and liighly jini'ilied article of wool, usofiil Buelianau's hands but actually sent Author—Yon return everything I ofTcr. A HARD TLACE. nn.v other on upper watoi-s. It is impos- to carnct nianufaetuvors, yarmuiikers a,skcd liim to determine the uatnrc of sihlo now to euuuierato tlio loss oven here, guns to South Carolina. Tlinngli W'hat can I send you that will bo ac- Coivboy (Arizona)—I'm going to New and others, niiil yet it wa,s brouglit to tlie tluid. I told him nil I knew con• as tho river is still rising and tearing 'I't-escott was at this time ,'i.ssi;.tatiD ce;itable? York next inontli, and hour it is a hard tliis eniintfy under the guise of waste. cerning the roses, and was, of course, everything loo.so. Secretary of State and under oath to Editor—year's subscription. town. Had I better fetch my guu along Tho Cleveland administration, earing believed by him; but upon calling for A.family boat containing three or four sn]i])ort tho United States (loverti- VEI:DICT. fur self-j^ei-teck.sun; persons went out duriui; tlio night, and it more for a faithful cxeeutiou of tin; jrASTEK FiiEn's tho handkerchief the i'e.v:t morning I niont, it is conclusively shown that he "No. But you might bring some w-as accused by the diietor of tiying to is bi'lievod all aro lost, as last seen ot thom rovouuo laws tlum i'or the pioiils of "Freddie, you have a new baby at was one of the spies who from the in• w-ire fence, to ciri-.nnisev:be yourself hoax him. w-as when a -woiiniu hold up a child in her Philtidelpliia cat-pet inauui'iictni'ers, re• tbe house, haven't you.'" side were watching tho interests of w-ithul, lest the street urchins make a "What made you tell me that ccick- arms and beckoned for assistance as the fused to let this article in under its "Yeth'um." Ihe Sonth. and it w-as throngh liis perennial circus parade 01 you.-.[.Ui'ake's nnd-bull stury about that rose-bush? house disapiieared in tlio' Hood. "• •\Vliat does littlo sister think about LATKH—.'V .false colors, and collected the lawful hands that eoulideutial eonimnnieii- Magazine. Why, man, you knew it was blood on ri-eiglit tram on the Ohio him;" P.i ver raili-oad broke through .1, trestle at duty of .'jij cents a jiouud. It had tions from leading spirits in the seces• that liandkei-cliief. !i\Iy mici-oscope "Sho s.tys he's too sweet for any• NO D.lNflER OF INTERFERE.N-CE. Harris' Ferry, completely wre.-king the aetu.tlly liecorae so ]irolltiililo to imjiort sion luovenient passed, revealed it at once, although there is thing!" train and fatally injuring William Nep• this so-called waste and clieat the rev• First Burglar (w-hispering)—Hist! I .something about it I caunot i,iidei',stand enue that iu England for a time the , WalJcer Blaine ,says his father re• "And v,-hat do you think .aliout him?" tune, an employe. The wreck was caused hear a step ou tho s.dowalk in front, iu the least—a coiTU]ition and yot a life. by a heavy washout. The Baltimore & price- of tho article was raised ttliove gards Treseott as the "luost nccom- "I think he's a big nuisance."— jilishod diiJomatist in America," and Bill. Is the coast clear? However, it is ouly blood, aud humitu Ohio train, delayed liy washouts at Kun- the jirice of scoured wool, from whic [Epoch. it is IcnoAvn that Troscott, the special Second Burglar (listening a moinent) blood at that, awlia station, has just been reported. it was made. Scoured wool could not Peruvian commissioner and agent of WHEP.E IT WAS. —It's to(-i brisk a step for a ijolici-mi-in, "1 assured him tltat I had oiily told Lock No. 1 above the city on the Little bo sont to the Unifed States because of .Take. Up with that window.—[Chicago Kanawha has given way before tho Hood. the secessionists, who wanted all the hiin the truth about the rosebnsli on the 30 cents ]icr pound duty, while Brown—What's all this about your Tribune. Advicis from Ohio show that heavy rains garrisons removed from Sumter and that lonely gi-ave. extraordinary as that tlie same article, under the name of gar- throwing pepper at your sister,' mS UN-LCCKY D..IY. fell in many places. A cloud-burst is re• Moultrie, possesses the confidence of truth inigiit seem. Ou hearing this, he neted waste, could bo admitted at only Little Johnny—W'hy, dad_, that's all ported at Lancaster, which cauiod a biif the Secretary of Stato to-such an ex• " Friilay may be an unlucky day for 'lurried me off to the spot. 10 cents per pound duty, (^uay and in her eye.—[Drake's Magazine. "It w-as still curly enough for the washout ou tho Columbus, Hocking 'Valley tent that he is now virtually at the somo people, but Thni-sJay is mine. Luach have succeeded in Jiaving the old dew to yet remain on the gi-ass, and the vV: Toledo railway. At Lognn, Ohio, heavy head of the State Department, iu spe• A GOOD unsrxESs MAX. That's the day on whieh I proposed.'' j-ain caused much damage to crops. Light• rule restored. roses to be heavy with that horrible cial charge of the bureau of claims. "Here, Brown, let's soe ho-w much "0, yes; and the girl rejected yon. ning struck a house in the little village of Agaiu this bogus waste, made of moisture. The doctor examined it closely you weigh. Drop a nickel in tho slot." I seo." Georgesvillo, in li'ranklin county, and sat higldy jim-iiied ' and •^vorliable wool, aud came to the same conclusion that I Jf Blaine .Should Ketire. "No, I'll not do that; but you drop a " No; .she accepted roc." it on lire and burned half the town. At comes in at a rate of duty which de• had, that some deed of blood was thus Marysvillo, Ohio, gi-eat damage was done.. But, if Mr, Blaine were to leave the nickel in my hand, and I'll tell you how frauds the revenues, and tho Philadel• i-evealed, and that the victim of the Lightning struck the olectric.liglit -\vorks, Cabinet for this or any other rea,son, much I -weigh, my age, and the size of S.ain's Baby King. phia manufacturers are iu a fair way to deed slept in tlie gi-ave hetieath. This ruined a dynamo, and put out the lights of he would not go as one who had ac• my hat." get a return of the money wliich they we believed, although both of us had tho town. - complished nothing by which to bo re• invested in Harrison's election tkrough TO IXSnr.E QUICK DELIVERY. The young King of Spain is gi'owing liitherto been even scoll'ei-s • of all belief membered. The brand of Blaineisin Wanamaker. The duties on carpet into a fairly strong and healthy boy, iu supernatural occurrences. We re• THE SALT TRUST ORGANIZED. has been stamped incffaceably upon "But, Johnny, ho-w could it take you wools imported during the fiscal year aud he is enjoying his Jiolid.ay st y at turned to tow-n and i^rncured a couple this administration, even during the so long to post the letter for uncle in Articles of Incorporation Have Been Filed amounted to the snug sum of $2,377,- Anmjuez with his mother immensely. of men to aid us iu oijeuiug the grave, four short months in which it has hold the Post Oilice?" at Alhany, N. Y'. OOO. The American wool grower is Ho is especially delighted with tho which we ditl .at once. power, by the prostitution of the pub• "Oh, I did not go to the Post Office ABBANY, N. Y., July 21.—Tho Northern one of the lambs tfiat will be plucked drives which ho is taken by the Queen " Jtidgmg by the absence of remains lic service ia every dei)artment to par• at .all, mamma, but to tbe letter-box just American Salt company has filed articles i hythis fraud. Tho Qiiay piarty has Eegent, who drives out every d.ay in a of wood, or metal w-ithout coffin, aud be• of incorporation in the Seci-etary of ' / tisan and personal purposes. In this iu front of his house, so tliat he -would neath a shallow covering of eai-th, Lay cheated liim sadly. In the last cam- pony i)liaetou with a pair of bays, which State's ofDce. Franklin 'VVoodrulF. Horace work of degradation Mr. Blaine, has get it sooner." two skeletons. One thot of a w-oman— paigti the Ohio and, other AVestern she manages w-ith consummate skill. K. Thurbor, William A. Hazard, and sot the example, and his hand is seen a young one, tho doctor said—aud tlie tvool growers joined hands with the MIGHT MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Hor royal son sits up proudly at her Charles F. Burger are the incorporators, in many of the most conspicuous iu- side and kisses his hand to the delighted other that of a few months' old child. manufacturers in electing Harrison Visitor-It seems to me that your with a capital of $11,000,000, divided into' stances. It is, as we have said, un• country people with tho most engng.ng A long tapering knife, such as a Mexican 220,000 shares of $.50 each. They state •: - •under a compact whieh was to mother doesn't talk as pure English as likely that he proposes to retire from frankness. His Majesty's playthings braviiclo carries, pier.cd the temples of that they ore to manufacture and sell salt . protect the interests of both. The before she went West. the position of control in wliieh he has nearly filled a large luggage van w-lien the infant, aud from its jiosition must and salt products in their various ramifl- -manufacturers wero to ' have the Daughter—Well, to tell you the ti-uth, been jilaced: but, if he were to do so, the ro.yal baggage was brought from have pinned it to the b-^som of tho cations. 'The principal part of their busi- lyenelit of an identical classification sho doesn't. there is little doubt that his spirit Madrid, and additions are made to the niother. . No clew was found as to race, ne.ss will be located in "IVai-s.aw, N. Y., but of -woolens and worsteds, and the Visitor—What h as made the difference? they -will also carry on their business ia the would still rule.—Boston Post. assortment at frequent intervals. name, or aught elso, so we reinten-ed •tvool-growers were to bo satisfied with Daughter—We don't laow; unless it , One of his latest toys, in which he is tlie pitiful remains, and bunied tlmt lollowing places: Meigs and Tuscarawas aruling that w-ould put a stop to the Not an Interesting' Adiiiinistralion. is the new set of teeth ma gotin Detroit. beginniu.g to take great interest, was bleeding btisli. I can not explain* its counties, Ohio; JIa.son county. West Vir• impoi-tation of scoured -wool disguised 3VIr. Harrison's administration lacks —[Judge. iwesented 'to His Majesty by tbe officers bloody s.ap from any natural stand• ginia; Bono and Bice counti»s, Kansas; as waste at the low rate of duty. -An one element important to success. It TIRED. of the regiment of Guards of which he point. "—[Pittsburg Dispat<:h. Hidalgo county, Texas; St;. Clair, Huron, . , effort W.1S made to carry out the terms Saginaw-, Ray, and Iosco coun ties, Michi• lacks tho subtle and indescribable "You look weawy and tiahd, Cholly." became the Colonel by right of birth. gan- ' , , of the compact. Secretary Windom something called interest. 'I'ou can't "Yaas, my deah boy I overwahked This specially designed to.y consists of liad a decision ready that would shut AU for an Old Um'breUa. Tbe following thirteen tru.stees, who will tell why, but it is not interesting. In myself this mahuin." a reproduction on a liliputian scale of Dianaje the concerns of the company ,fof out all the bogus w-aste, as it declared his official family are men, like Blaine, "Overworked yourself, Cholly?" the 500 officers and men of the regiment, the first year, are named: Wellington R. the garneted stuff scoured wool which Wanamaker and Eusk, with personali• . i'l'aas, my deah fellah; I tied my each diminutive soldier being an accur• "Do you know why Governor Gordon Burt, Franklin WoodrulT, Horace EI. ' had been subjected to a further pro• ties out of the ordinary. But even the own quavat this mahnin."—[Light. ate copy in uniform and accoutrements appointed Alvau D. Freeman to be Thurber, 'William A. Hazard, John Can- cess of preparation, and therefore sub• latter's riding on a ha;--cart and his of the original. It is accompanied by a Judge of the County Com-tof Coweta?" field, 'William S. Conklin, Albert R. / mS BIRTHDAY TOO. ject to a duty of 60 cents per pound. bareback riding have failed to hold the finished model of the barracks in which a gentleman . from Newnan asked. Boardman,' Jay Morton, Bichard T. Wil- .'JV At the last moment the influence of Augustus (no longer the Young)— the regiment is quartered, and there '.'No; was there any- special reason.?" son, Henry W. C-innon, Charies F. Bufgor, •: public attention for more than a Lord Thurlow and Joseph Verdin. Quay was brought to bear, the bar• moment. Mr. Blaine's brilliant moves "Well, there's one comfort; they say at are the bandsmen, too, each with his "There was. It was on account of an gain -with the wool-growers was repu• o\vn special instrument, and a series of old umbrella. When Governor Gordon- Charles F. Buiger and H. Aplington • • on the chess-board havo received but forty a man is either a fool or a physi• -wero in -Albany to-day and paid tho com- diated, and the PhiladeliDhia manu• passing notice. Proctor, Jliller ami cian. transport wagons, ambulance carriers, suirendered at Appomattox it was min• pauy's organization , tax, amounting to; : facturers are now in protection clover. Noble do nothing to get themselves .'^gelina (nearly swallo-vving a ya-\vn) ammunition carts, etc. At present His ing hard. The w-ater was running down l{;tH,'<5'). This is tbe third largest organi-,'.::;A • They gain at both ends, securing tallied about. Wanamaker may fairly —^And are you a physician then? Majesty is only allo-n-ed to play -with his his face so fast that it ivas with diffi• notion tax over received by tho State. ' in - cheaper raw material from abroad and claim to he .in exception, but he is only Augustus—No. model regiment under the direct per• culty he made a little impromptu sonal supervision of Senora de Tacon, speech, composed for the occasion. -• higher prices for their manufactured one out of eight, and there is a coldness Angelina—Oh! Bad Smash-Up on the Jilz Four. •who is superintendent of the little Seeing the General's embarrassment, ••' goods to be worked off' the protection- about the interest in him.—Philadel• ON ACCOUNT OF HIS FAMILY. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 2.—A Big I (King's household, and held the same Alvau" Freeman, who was the owner of •; loving public. phia Telegraph. Fo-dr freight train was • wrecked near. Fil-st Juryman—It looks like a pretty post when his fixther, Alphonso XII., .the only iimbreUa in the Confederate Greensburg Friday night, colliding' with:. clear case against the feller, that's a loAva KepnWiciin QmuTels. -was a child. Those who see most of the army, raised it, and stepping close up an express train near Batesville. -.'Both ' '.;" Democratic LcuYcn Working. fact, but I think we had better let him young King aro much stinck with the to the General, hold it over his head, trains wer • badly wrecked- tjevcral cafs ,, The gttljernatorial fight in Iowa is To be heard on every street corner: go—on account of liis: family. sti-ildng resemblance he bears to his ;3rotecting him from the rain until his were demolished and an unknown tramp ^'.~ irai'ming ; up early, and Lieutenant Yes, I'm as good a Eepublican as Second Jui-j-man—'Why, the family is ancestor, Cljarles IX.—[London Figaro. iittle speech was finished. Tho General was Itllled, while Fred G.'^ichaxayi'Ai:'';^0^ GovemorHull, whoisone of the can- anybody, but 1 believe that -when a lit• just about as lio-account as he is. I was veiy grateful to Alvan, and the very postal clerk, received injuries .which wilPy.vljJ' provo fatal The engineers, and firemen:,;,^'l?v:- . didates for Governor; has lost his tem• tle ring -wants to run the . Eepublican- can't see -where your argument comes in. A SOUTH GEORGIA farmer says he pre• fil-st occasion tbat prcsente'd itself per and • gone into the ••letter-writi-.:g party forits own .benefit it ought to bo vents his cows from jumping a fence by escaped serious injury by jtuupias from' First .Tiuynmn—What I mean is that proved that he had npt forgotten the tho locomotives. . business. He has published an epistle beaten. I 'should not be surprised to vre will have to keep 'em all -winter if cutting off tlieir lower eyelashes. This umbrella act by .appointing him to a tjlaiming that the assertion th.at he seethe State go Democratic this fall. we send hini to jail. See.—[Tern Haute makes the fence appeal-tobe about three Judge's place."—[.Atlanta Journal. : Misrms love their money most, and ^r-is »ffereQ .llOMllllLIKat sbrll, "I'll have jiarticular attention given boys!" And now, if you ever go to tho SOAP was lirst mentioned by riiny, which Far fnto tho -ivoods whoro 'nrn.fi safe to dwell, stance, possossiug ]ieeuliiir jiroperties, proves that it's nn liistorieai iye.—.Wio i'ori S45 mwh I o'lftr S15 During tho battle of Newborn. to you next time, sir," ho sidd. "Tho Soldiers' Home at Grand Eapids, aud which luts Ijeen discovered by M. 'care now si.ttin-j onr WEST- file-oloserswill be ordered to .shoot you make tho acquaintaneo of the gonial EltN IMrmiVED SIHCER SEWini; MI- And on that daj-, no tbo soMiers any, Pichard, a French chemist. When dry CHINE—»"nie as eul-complete After tho bluo had sueceede.l tbu ariiy, if you attempt to got to the rear," Engineer that presides over the ma• the crystals may be iireserved un• with all atnicliiiicuts imd war. Tho l;lrils oiteo uioro Tho "no.^t time" was at Shiloh, This chinery nt that place, you won't -won• Do You raiitetl for 5 years lor only $15. changed without special precautions, mm send for eireularaiul see full de- Canio us lpoforo rcgiaiont was in Nelson's command, der at tho solicitude of his comrades Have that oitrcmo tired feeling. lanBUor, without Keriptioii of this nnd othor stvlea Back to the liaiints of tlmso men of war; but if moist tliey quickly become col- to .VI. .1. SCUL1.K.N & Co, and reached tho tield when the Union whoa thoy saw him up a tree. appetite or streUKOi, impaired digesUon, and a After tlm smoke and the ciLrnn^'o nf death, oreil iu sunlight. Characters written Benenil feeliii)! of misery it ia impossible to de• •;siw,.si r^ike St.. uiiicago, nu I Almost in tlio ciuiii.m's llery hi-c'iitli. disaster was at its wor.st. Cas-ivell ^ Thoy yatherod oiico moro' moss, foatherd and Vliy the Teiimslor Itmko His I'roiniso on paper with tho solution remain in• scribe? Hood's Sarsaparllla is a wonderful niodi- liair, saw, with ])nle face, the crowd of fugi• visible in a weak light, but turn to cino for creating an appetite, promoting diBC-stion. Aud wont to work tlioii* iinst to repair tives and heard the firing, and ab• BV 0. li. SUTHERLAND. deep indigo iu the sun's rays, though and toning np the whole system, giviiiK streucth Witli their liopjioly hip. and nelivity iu place of weakness and debilit}-, LOW PRICE RAILROAD LA!SDSg$ And their biisjost sliip ; jectly bogged tlio Captain to let him tho solution itself is pr.ictically unaf• •In tho now dirinioiintoil ennnon tliey'd trip, stay out of tho tight. ENEK.-VL FISK. of •Hake Hood's .Sarsaparilla every year as a tonic. FREE Coversiment LANDS. fected. A sheet of paper dipped iu the Kith most tatist'actory results. I reconiniend Bonc(i.tli tile mild sprin;^ sun in tliiJ South. "No, you don't," was tho answer. Missouri, be.gan hia C?-niI.I.tns.=l or ACUES of mrh in Jflnneseta. North Bebuildod tliuirnest in tlio oannon's mouth, solution and dried iu the dark will givo Hood's Sarsaparilla to'all who havo that iniseralilo Oakntit. rifoiitana, Mrilio, Wiishlmrton and Oreeon. "You'll take vour chauc-c with u.s this Gmilitary life as a CCTIlin ETHD I'uisieaMDnswithMapsdesei'lbnurTha .;\iter the battlo of Nowbern. a very sharp blue jn-iut when exposed tired feeling." C. r,vu.Mi.;i.Ki:, S.1'J Brldeo Street, dtnll run KHST ABrleiiltural,i3rai:lne and Ttta- timo." ?Jter) ^ Colonel; and. when arocklya, N, V, ber Lands now oeen to settlers Sont Freo. Addrcaa ThOBO Bmnll chiekndiK'S thoy cared not a. niito raised his regi- behind a photographic negative. Wa• Which soldiers wero wro'iif,' itiul which wororiyht, The mental agony that the poor fel• ter instantly bleaches the color, so that CHAS. li. LIJIIJORS.^I'V'^ ^I'UrXl^T* Tho blue or Kfuy, low snfferi'd that uiglit cannot be de• ment in Missouri, he Hood's Sarsaparilla Whoc'iLino tliat'day proposed to his men a moist pen m.ay lie made to write iu nGCiJT0 875 per month nnd expenses To tramplo and slay in theirown rudo way; scribed. In the morning the rogimcut -white ou [a blue ]xaper. Gentle heat, SoldbyalldniEgistii, ?1; six for $.•>, rrcp,ired only MUUn I U nny active mail or woiiiBn to evil ourcooda' that ho should do by C. 1.11000 .t CO., Apothecaries,LoweU,.'\Ias3, WANTED •^miilo and ll-rn KI li..ni«. flalsry paid Thoy only flouslitfo r the ways of ]ioiu;«. was engaged. Tho injunetioii.s of tho however, changes the blue to black, aud " ' Iirompily and osponifto In ajvaiicn. FuIJp*r- And waited nsUlo for the noise to cease ; Captain to the file-closers wore ri'mom- ^•all the s-.vearing oi On tlculara find anmnlf cnitrt FKI-'.E. We inr«nj«t Then built in the Kun tlM.*y bad used beforo. fixes tho color. 100 Doses One Dollar c-rt «ni/ wtratwniny. SCiiitiJitrd Sllvervpi&re And ahowod contc'iii]it for these iitou of war, borod. "I'articuhir attention" was tho regiment. They O.ALARr.i^o.. Lot:k Sox &308. Ko-ton, Maat. With their bipjioty hip. given to Caswell by the .Sergeant near• assented, aud for Anions: litrror.s Kuiiiotis to TIoHltll, rror! I Flip, Hip, Hip, Hip, est him, and menaced with death lioth months uo instance-was known of the our i'ew Book, THE lOHNSIOWN KQRHOR JS VUtEYOF •With thoir teote'riii;4 tip aii.l lu.»p])oty skin; Ono of tho most mischievous and most com• DEATH. Tlie most ihrllliuB book ever isjfiied. JCENfS Anil this is tho iei^i-iid tbo soliliors toll in front and rear, ho went on, trem• violatiou of tho promise. Tlio Colonel mon is tho indiscriminate and too fref|nont uso VUNTED 1" every tmvnslup, Tenns, .'•.ii per cent.: oiit- Wanted InCTpryesnntr, Slirrwdmffn tn n^t under In.tnietloa. About tho titmice and what befell bling aud desjierate, had a teamster named .John Todd, of piirgative.s. Such niodicmos if welt chosen nis.iajc. National Pub.Co.. ll'-l AUaiusSt..Chie.u'0, IE. Jn oiir,Sffcrrt,S..rTiL*r. Kxp«rlpnr.i not n"(.-.,iirv.Senil Un, it.mM After Iho battle oi Noivl,>cr:i. wlio, as roads were not always tholiest, and sea.^on.ibly re.Horted tc, aro certainly useful, nntl Plfo's Curo for Pi'esently amid the firing a man was • llllll .^iPOtio u XII JS GrannanI)etecilvc3ureauCo,44Arcade,Cinc|nnati.a. Wftfl thIfl a ]iroBnpo of wliitt wniild bo had some diliiculty iu kee]iirig his tem• hut ninny persons .select the worst, Hy from ono And that Plso's Care hit here and tlioro, A bullet laid open Coiifurap remody for This home ndjiiildiin; by liriylit chickadee? per aud tongue under control, .John to tho other, and employ them when tlnn-e is no t'^t IlU(i to tor Cousumiition not For tliey disjilii>' Caswell's cheek, causing some flow of occasion, or their utibty has ceased. To estaU —4-y(»^ linaivfniihthroat . only PItEVKK'TS, but Tho bliio nnd i^rity blood aud smart twinges of ])ain. happened to bo driving a mule team, hsh on a peniiaiieiit basis a regular condition of cleAT thb also CUHE3 lloarse- In tho foathi'ry suits they Veiir every day. through a series of mud-holes a little riTRM"^ FRENCH VITALIZERS, ;^erri.':,;'.;:'5 ncB9. %Vas this an nilspiee of wlint wonl-l come The man was trausrorniod in an in• tlio liowola, the finest alterative is Ilostetter's Un 1 will W M.nl, Vienr, .nil tS. .nl.. UKlMiri.t. Sp.uins (W worse than u.sual, -when, unable to re• Stomach lii tter.s. It i;i botanic iu orij^iii, aud a a.ia.1 n.bilitj .nil U.t V Itftlii; known. .\ Jl.rTfllou. ln»i5oriLt..r. tfllli* Wc manufacture toaell After the hush of the rille and dniiii. stant, Ilage took the iilaeo of fear. Wl.ui.le,b iij niUl. HI. 0 for 2^. eiMuUn rr... UV.. e.vto.N, lloito^ MKV.#,vnA »en llll pi'iviite par* "U'hen Avar and its horrors luul jiiissed nv.'ity, He began ioadiug and liring and kept strain himself any longer, ho burst safe succedaiionm I'or tlioso objectionable drugs, deliver free of Coiniiiiiitlled ii;.tiiiii tlie blue and the gray, * calomel and bluo iiill; it doos not gripo or [ «()<;" CI IOLHI!..\" ItibuiDY I^A'snre oiire niui clinn,-.. wlll-.tn "00 nilli't. .if Ohiraik-o. S..111I for CatnlopM. Willi a hip, liip, lii]i, it u]) its .steadily as tho best, without forth in a volley' of em-rgetic oaths. Cfl I'reveiitiiilv.. l'r'paie.l by Jony 0 ItAAD, Ji-, la ClIA.'^. ItAICEK. .Ml'r, (IS-Cl (.Ijliourn ,(,•... Chleisfc The Colonel took notice oi tlie affair, ih-ench thu bowels like the ordinary ovacuents, BB Kast C.Aritlimetie.Short- Wus this a lesson nf life to lie that (lay ho had nobly roilooiiiod him• of body, liut remedies tlio disorder and inactiv• i'l liny, mr. iieuils #1.^-.. .loll.s-S'l'oW.N fp» l.and.ete..tliorondily tauirhtbynmH. Circutant Taught to nii'ii liy Hiiiail diieliadi.e. solf. and ni.n'or aftol'^vard was lie ".John," said he, "didn't you promise to ity of the liver and sloinach, which usually ac- l't;ii. CO., Ids.Ninth Street,riiiladelpbi:i, B Bliee. liiiY.4ST'sBusixi:3aCoi.i.EGi!.Buft*lo..NMr. After the lialtle of .N'cwljeru? let uio do all the swearing of the regi• troubloil by the weakness of oowardioo. co'miiany tiiat conilitiun. libeuiiiatisiii, kii'biev AinOK.VET. 'W.ASirrNGTOX, AVJion (•oiiipliiueiited by his Captain ment'?" "Yes, I did, Colonel," ho re•Tro-dld.i. miLliiriai complaiut and nervousness ]j. c wn I. <;ii:'r YOUK I'lio C'liwanl. ftre removed by the Hitters. I'XN.SION Mitlioiit DE1.AX. and asked to explain hia sudden access plied, "but the fact was i:ho swearing BY ,miKS FR.VN'KLIN FITTS. . of courage, ho i'Oi>lii;d: had to be done then or notJat all, and you was not there to do it," Johu was IFow Helena Cily M'as Foitiideil. "I can't exiilaiii it, only that bullet GRE.VTdcal told to go, Helena, Mout.aua Territory, was made mo too wad to be afraid.''—Chi- of cnrions founded under interesting circumstan• SHORT-HAFiD INSTITUTE and ElMCLISH TRAININC SCHOOL. Istho ST.VAUAED cwjo Led'jer. INSTITCTIOX and tho XiiJl.KtGl-ElS'I" II-O- TKES; -WOaS-InX}: Full Inform*, and interest• Truo to ];:il)y UioHier. ces. Four gold diggers, iu ISG-l, wero tion, Catalocuo, terms, etc..sent HtEE. Address 11.11. ItitViVNT .t M).',-, I>r..iirlcl,i.r«. Clilcoeo,111. ing discn.s- Two Heroic A'oluiitocrs. on tlieir way to Kootsuai, British Col• We lacaumcud tliln coUsite to our readora. Muntluu tbia super wbon >uu urlie. sion has vc- ^''T- •^ookee was umbia, -tvhen learning that all the good In the year ISIi-l- General Grant had ,suited from tho Yankee claims there were exhausted, thoy re• finished tho mine iu front of Pctors- tho war as to General at traced their steps to a vallo.v whore thoy Imrg. Xt four o'clock in tho moniiiig what it is tliat ^Chancellorsville." encamped a few d.ays before but whore of .hily .'Itl the fuse was liglitcd, aod, makes tho , I said the old Coiifed- they failed to find gold to auy paying alter waiting the allotted timo. which liasi.s of C'oiir- 1^ orate, "and the lioys extent. This valley they named "Last ]iassod without an explo.sioii, Colonel ago ill battle. " ci'raong tho Yankees Chance Gulch." Thoy sank two holes i'leasnnts called for two volunteoi's to 1 beliovo llio wciuld toll our fel- to bod-roclc and were rewarded by find• otitor tho mine and lind out why it had goiioral opin• -low.s from ercross ing S3.00 in dust iu their pan. The not exploded. This -was a very risky ion of tho O^tlio rivi^r how he'dnew s rapidly spread and a camp was undertaking. Tho mine -was likely at voln II teev.-f, light, and Mr, Lincoln came down to formed. One of the miuers called the any minute to exidode.but thecallwas founded ou Fredericksburg and reviewed the army, place Helena, iu honor of one of Ho• I'osjiondod to by two nieu from the thoir own ex• .aud,we could soe them on the other mer's heroines. The business thorough• Forty-eighth Pennsylvania llegimont, perience, will sido of the river, and our follov.-s beg'in fare of Helena lies directly where the Lieutenant .T, Douty and Sergeant H, be that most men go iuto battle under to think that they wouldn't have old first pan was niiued, and before the Beese. Those men outerod the wine, the strong pres.siiro of duty and prido, Burn sides to deal with, but Hooker place was abandoned to merchants over from which they never wore expeetod with a very activo dis]io.sition to get couldn't do nothing with Leo nor none i?o0,000,0D0 iu dust was dug from the to return. After the lapse of a few out of danger urging them tho other of 'em, as long as he had anytMng like earth, way. New ,soldior.s somotiiues have a minutes, however, they roturuod aud au army. lively element of curio.sity to seo •\vliat rc])ortod the fuse as extinguished after "The bombshells set- the -ivoods on It Doesn't Pay fifty feet had been burned. Thoy again rrWACQTTAHJ'TED 'WITH THE GEO&SAPHY OF THE COOTTET, "WUI. OBTAnr a battlo is like, -which ni-ay carry them fire, and there was er lot of fellows to uso uncertain moans when suffering from IIUCH VALUABLE mrOEMATION FEOM A STUUr OF THIS MAP 0? . diseases of the livor, blood or lungs, such through their lirst engagement; bnt it relighted the fuse, and after live min• burned, and if ever you seed lighting it utes had elapsed tho e.irth heaved aud ns biliousness, or "livor complaint," skin is not likely to last for a .sccoru. The was thore. Tho Confeds had just run disetises, scrofulous sores or swolliiiKS, or novelty of tlio thing h.aviug worn off, trembled and the fort iu front of Pe• the Yankees back and. held possession from lung scrofula (commonly known as the man must, in tile expressive lan- tersburg, with all its garrison, was of the tield, .and when the woods caught consumption of tho luuss), when Dr. Piorco's thro-wn into the air,—IFvn, A. £rase- on lire the Yankees tried to regain the iiolijen Jledicni Discovery is guarantood to, guago of Frank Wilkeson, "take a euro all thoso alToctions. if taken in timo, or tight gi'iji of himsolf" if he would hold ficlcl, ill rjuladelphia Press. ground so as to save their wounded, money paid for itwillbo promptlyrofundod. himself firm and steady amid tho ter• biit they jist might as well been er Uji :i Tree. butting ergina stone mountain, for the ?.5O0 OFFEBED for an incurable oaso of Ca• rifying sounds and the"dreadful sights tarrh in the head by tho proprietors of Dr. of .actual battle. Confeds wanted to save their woundod, Sago's Komody. EY E. JI. WATSON, NIXTII jriCHIOAN CAV- too, and thoy stood. If in his sober senses, ho must fully ALUr. A Gentle Hint. realize the dangers that surround him "But I seed er little girl over to Thev were returning from t)ie thea• at such a timo, and what is usually TJEES^G the the left of the old Chancellorsville called "enthusiasm" will go but a lit• fall of isoy, tavern that they couldn't make run by ter. tle way in carrying liim creditably whilo tho their balls, but that thoro fire what "I am troubled with a slight sore through. To my mind, tho man who Ninth Mich• I've told you erbout made her git up, throat. Miss Clara," he said, ".and I Imows his peril aud atill stands firm igan Caval• "The little girl's folks wero refugeed think it -tvould be wise if I should but• is tho bravo soldier. A familiar anec• ry was iu folks, and they were living in er little ton my coat tightly around my neck." dote perfectly illustrates tho idea. As Ea,st Ten• house out in tho wilderness by some "I would, indeed, Mr. Sampson," re• a regiment went into battle, a soldier nessee, our old gold mines. The mother had went jilied the girl with some concern. "At jeered Ms comrade for his white face. brig .a ch'^o up tlie river and got cut off from her this season of the year a sore throat is "You are afraid." ho said. "To be halted early home aud the little girl erbout twelve apt to develop iuto .something serious. sure, I am," was thcirciilr, ''and if you >'o n 0 after• years old was taking care of the house Are you doing anything for if?" had been as mucli afraid, you would noon and and the little baby boy, aud the fight• . "Not so far," he replied. "I hardly have ran long ago." went into ing soon got so fierce that it was safer know what to do." An amusing stoi-y is told by Captain camp near to lay down at one place than it was to "I have often heard papa say," shyly Marryatt in one of his novels of the an old apple try to rnn out, so she stayed and .suggested the girl, "that raw oj-sters Engli.sh otlicer who was disgraced ou orchard. hugged the little brother close in her have a vei'y beneficial eiiect upon such arms, and lay down on the floor till she a trouble."—Neii] York Sun. Incltidingr main lines, branches and extensions East and "West of the account of the cowardice of liis legs. The fruit Missouri Eiver. Tlio Direct Eo-ute to and from Chicago, JoUe-t, Otta-wa, Se insisted that Ms liead was brave w a s about heard the tire er cracldng aud er roar• Peoria, La Sallo, Moline, Eock Island, in ILLINOIS—Davenport, Muscatine, ing, and then she riz and with the baby TAKING it altogether thore novor was a enough, and that he had the best dis• right for gathering, and onr boys pro• timo -when our country was enjoyiuK groat- Ottum-wa, Oskaloosa, DesMoines,'Winterset, A-aduboniHarlan,and Council boy in hor arms and her hair .all stream• Bluffs, in ICWA—Minneaijolis and St. Paul, in iillNNESOTA—"Waterto-wn position in the world to. go into the ceeded without delay to gather" some. or prosperity than at tho present moment, and Slous: Falls, in DAKOTA—Cameron, St. Joseph, and Kansas City, ia ing down her back, with nothing on and yet; thoro aro thousands of people in tight witli the command and do him• The trees were so tall that some one MISSOTJEI—Omaha, Fairbury, and Nelson, in NEBRASKA—Horton, Topeka, her head, she pitched out amidst the tho land -who are fussiiis and luminp; about Hutchinson, 'Wiohlta, Bells-ville, Abilone, Caldwell, in KANSAS—Pond self credit, but that the courage of Ms had to climb up and shake them off. hard times. No doubt but what m.my o( shower of lead, and the soldiers seed Creek, Kingfisher, Fort Eono, in the INDIAN TBEEITORY—and Colorado head and his brave resolutions wore Corporal Ed Everett, of our company, tlicm aro honest in their complaints, and it Springs, Denver, Pueblo, in COLOHADO. PEES Eeclinin? Chair Cars to her and begin to cheer, and that continually th-warted by Ms cowardly 51'omptly voluutoercd, and though the is often bec.auso they havo not found tho and from Chicago, Caldwell, Hutchinson, and Dodge City, and Palace Sleep• seemed to get her faster, till her foot right kind ot worker tho riglit way to Uo it. ing CBJTB botwoon Chicago, 'Wichita, and Hutchinson. Traverses netv and legs. Just as soon as he got vvithin leaviest and most unpromising look• vast areas of rich farming and grazing lands, affording the best facilities caught in er bush and tripped her and Now, it business is not moving along with range of the bullets Ms legs -(vould ing build for a climber, with the aid of you satisfactorily, talcu our advieo and of intercommunication to all to-was and cities east and west, northwest threw her down, and the little baby end southwest of Chicago, and Pacific and -transoceanic Seapoits. ttu'n Mm round and take Mm rapidly willing hands, assisted with fence wrlto to E. F. .Johnson & Co., Itichniond, fell er-way in front of her, and er bomb Vii, It is moro than likely that they can to the rear, spite of all he could do rails, he was sisoecUly boosted np to RSACMiFBCEE^T VESTSBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, . busted aud tore up the dirt not more help you; nt any nito. it would cost you to cheek them. where he could get a footing among the Ijeadlng all competitors in aolendor of equipment, cool, well ventilated, ani than twenty feet in front, but she nothing but a postage stamp to apply to • I thorougMy believe that there have limbs, and was soon showering down thom. free flrom dust. Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FEEE Eeclining never left her little brother. She' Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri Eiver) Dining Cars Daily between Chicago^ been instances where -weak-hearted a plentiful supply of line apples. grabbed Mm and started ergin, and All Injured Man. Des Moines, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, 'with Eroe Eeclining Chair Car tc men'forced into battlo have died from There was one branch containing some Uorth Platte, Neb., and between Ctticago and Colorado Springs, Denver, the Yankees ceased fii-ing and the sol• Mr. Footelight (husband of a popular and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas City and Topeka. . Splendid Dining mere terror. There is such a thing as particularly nice-looking apjdes, which diers of both sides cheered worse than actress)—I desire to sue my wife for a Hotels (ftonishing meals at seasonable hoursl west of Missouri Eiver. constitutional lack of courage, a defect he concluded he would gather for him• California Excursions daily, witH CHOICE OP EOUTES to and from Salt ever, and the whole line pulled off divorce on the ground of non-support. •which is usually held to'be despicable, self; so out he walked on a hmb below Lake, Ogden, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Tho DIEECT their caps and waved to the littlo lady Mr. Woolsack—Y'es, sir; I think we XJINE to and from Pike's Peak, Hanitou, Gardes of theGods, theSanitari- but for •which its possessor is really the coveted tine ones, and was soon tints, and Scenic Grandeurs of Colorado. as she went over the brow of the hill. can make ont a capital case. not responsible. There were some stowing the nicest inside liis jacket. I hope she lived to seo the days of Mr. Footelight—And I -want to put curious manifestations of this defect Everybody knows that the ianest ViiA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, peace restored, and I hope she mayi n a special claim for damages—say during the war; none moro so than the fruit is nearest" the end of the brauch, Solid Express Trains daily between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul, raise up a family as true to the old flag SIO.OOO. with THROUGH Eeclining Chair Cars IPEBE) to and from those points and folloAving, wMch was lately told at a and in trv-ing to get-the very best he asjshe was to her little baby brother." Mr. Woolsack—Wliat for? Kansas City. Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peoria, SplrltLMio, camp-fire •\vhere reminiscences •vvere in ventured ont a liltle fiu'ther than was and Slous Falls, vlaTtock Island. The Pavorito Lino to Pipestone, Water- Mr. Footelight—For damage done town, Sioux Palls, and the Summer Eesorts aad Huating and PiBhing safe, and wMle reaching out for a par• order. to my constitution by my drinking -with Grounds of the Northwest. • ticularly nice one he felt the hmb he Largo Captures. newspaper men to get good notities for THE SHOET LINE VIA SENECA AITO KANKAKEE offers tooiUttos. to ' was standing on give way. He had travel betweea Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bltifla, St. The man whom we -will, call Bobert Gr. L. Banks, Company C, Fifteenth her.-—Neiv York Truth. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City,Mnneapolis, and St. Paul. . Caswell (for the reason that it was not barely time to grasp the ends of the Indiana, Camden, Mich., ha'vingseeh Por Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Tictet Ms name) had all the out-ward ap• limbs above Mm when Ms support gave accounts of large captures by inilividn- AsoAr th,it is soft is full o/tcaJsr, two- Offlce in the United States or Canada, or address thirds its weight probnhly; you pay seven pearance and motions of a good soldier. way and left him suspentied by his als, says that in a charge made by the - E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, hands. "Help me, boys! Oh, help me! or eight cents porpound for water. - Dob• He was six feet tall, broad-shouMere'd, Fifteenth Indiana, December 31, 1862, bins' Electric Soap is iiH soap, and There• CHICAGO, ILL.- Qea'm(dMt&Sa3S.Agonfc active in limb, and quite intelligent. I'm fiilling!" he yeUed. He wasnearly at Stone Eiver, Dick Hudson, of Com• fore t&e^clieapegt md best Try Do&bins'. He Imew the manual of arms bettor t-sventy feet from the. gi-onnd. The pany D, Ms regiment, gathered in and to *8 a day. Soinplefi. -n-oiCT^ til, PBEE; 1^' orchard Avas full of men of our regi• •A roUNG man biting hia mustacho ia a case" lines not under tlie horse's feet. Wzia Browalet ,* than any other-man in the company, marched to the rear eighty Johnnies, of "doTOin the mouth."—/iocteiec 2'ost.J:!x- AGEMTS WilNTED! Safety Rein-Holder Co„ Holly, audi ment, and also the Second and Seventh and t»ok great pride in keeping Ms and Eoyal Barney, of the writer's com• -'jrm. - • • • . •Wc hire oa salary imd pay txpenscs. Yoa can earn N. U., P. w.. i;...... No. 31-ao. OMoandthe Second Tennessee. Everv from SIO to tS^iri per week.. Apply at oniw statingnite. musket and acconterments clean. pany, on the same day took thirteen A.msKo young lady from tlifl Yeast—Sallie Address E, C. PiEitsoK i: Co.. Maple (Jrove Nureeriea, -•When -\VrItIn;;-to A-rR-p \,J r3~Corro.siion'sioKs FonniSABLED SOLDIERS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE tliL'ir wi.iiiWH itiitl cliiltln.'!!. Wm. Cook and futnily are spending a few raised in Dakota, while others will not pay fX(TIiK.\.SK PEXSIONd for tIio«« WIIOHO days in Mason. for liarvcstiiij;. The same might be saiii ili-'iibilirii'H luivc ii)cro.'i.-ii'il, und t»r tlioHO wlin )mvt' lii'coiiio i-ntitled tn u liij^linr niLe For Farm Produce The Holt Gnn Ciub met again lust Sat• of the oats. .Moat uf tbe flax sown is all liy a dciiurliitcut ruliu;^,or by net of Cou- m Ml urday aflernoon. The boys fired four right, while corn never promised more than roumls. ivhich resulted in the following it does now for an abundant harvest. __ VETEUAX BOUXTIEd to all noldiorH —At the— FOR BOYS AND MEN. Q^'-i^'* wild a-L'iiIiriti-d on or beloro Ajjril 1, 1864, score: S. H. Phillips, 17 : Jacob West With nil the drawbacks e.vperienced from iliiriiiK th'' wjir of tlio rebt'IHon, Iittvdiff previotinJi' M ; F. B. Phillips, n. partial crop failures ana from lalse reports 8(,'I'V(.M1 iu tlu' army lit any tinu? for i; period of (or iM-riiii^ )ii,';,'rc';;atiiiK) ninn inonlhs. circulated, [leople of South Dakota are yet OKKICr.i::?' TItAVICL I*AY now cnllpctablo in Aurelius. satislied with the present and with future ovrry iiihiuiici'wlitTft a iliricliar^jf or n'si^jnation wad prospects, and enjoy themselves about as liiiHcii iijMiii a ilifialiilily incnrri'il in rtctvici'. ALL IvIND.'j UK CLAIMS (llIii;oiiily and porsist- Jt-LY 30, 1889. well as the average eastern citizen. cfitly [irMii'L-iitct!. Tho Great Su^llati Prcacrtptlon >^ Marl Cook met with a sad accident Yours Truly, J^ixu-t'ii y«ar« fXtii-TiTiCrt. My and clmrgos Cures Weahnesa, Spcrmatorrliea,^, For Everybody, at yesterday (Monday). Tne particulars, as art- mi'ilcnili' and in accordance witli the law. 'Emissions, ImpotencyandaU Dis-fir' D. J. DARROW. AUVIOK Kiilil': and CHEERFULLY GIVEN. eases caused by self-abuse or in-2^ far us we have been able to get them, are IIEKKKKNCKS in every County in iMicliipin on discretion, Onopackaf;HSl,sl.'cS5.^iS ns follows: Mart and Prnnk Scutt had Common Council Proceedings. Hjiplication. F. I. DAKLIXG. [BnFORi] By mail. 'Wnto for Pamphlet. Urrm] been out hunting squirrels, and as they Liiic .^jiccial K.>caiiiint'r V.A. V-nrt^an nl PonsionH, jBureKa Cbomlcal Co., Detroit, micli. came through the orchard. Mart took his MASO.V, MICH., July 29, 1889. 4G Old 2Ii'E, ZIVIDZ, ITICH. For Sale bv J[. iU WU^LIAMS. gun to Itiiock elf some harvest apples, Council met and was called to order by holding the muzv.le in his hand. In this Mayor .Vlurriiy. posilinii, wtili lii- nriii iip, ihi- iianuin-r Present .'Vkl. Brown, Everts, .Millbury,