The Clinton Independent, VOL. XXVII—NO. 21. ST. JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1893. WHOLE NO-1374.
Buy your gold filled watches of Krepps, —Dr. Corbin desires to contract for A LIFE WELL SPENT. NO BETTER IN THE COINTRV. BIOGRAPHY OF JAMES G. BLAINE, / DeWitt & Co., leading jewelers, and green body, 18 inch hard wood. To Smokers, Sketci. of a Hath Lady who is still Young BY Henry Behrendt, manufacturer of fine save money. —Inspect Travis & Baker’s ad. con The Buildings of the St. Johns Manu cigars at the head of Clinton Ave., St. cerning wall paper, on last page. Though 05 years Old. facturing Company. —So says a Well Mr. T. C. Crawford. Johns, is now offering special induce HOME MATTERS. —Anger ’s 8t. Johns Laundry is now- As a rule married people, it is said, Known State Paper. Loring Grant has secured the agency ments to smokers and dealers. See him. located one door north of its recent live longer tbau unmarried, but “Aunt The following extract is taken from for this county for the sale of the best The best of work at modest prices a Brorltlea. quarters, where he has more room. Delia Dryer,” is an exception to the rule. the St. Louis (Mich.) Republican-Lead written and published history of the the St. Johns Steam Laundry. She was born in Massachusetts ninety- —l^ent began yesterday. Easter Sun —The date for holding our next er, and is pretty neary correct : “The late Janies G. Blaine, a work recognized Coal Stoves at Deduced Price. day will occur on the 2d of April. county fair has been changed to Sep five years ago the first day of June. report of the St. Johns Manufacturing by senators, cabinet officers and men in In order to close out our stock of Coal —Krepps, DeWitt & Co. defy compe tember 19, 20, 21 and 22, to avoid the Came to Michigan about fifty years ago Company located in our neighboring high public positions, as being the best Stoves, we will sell them at a reduced ls tition iu fine engraving, finest in town. dates of other important fairs. with her brother, David Dryer, and county, as published in.this week’s St. written and most authentic history of price. Corbit & Valentine . —County Treasurer, W. II. Rose, has —Henry Ingraham, of this village, family and settled in Bath, where she Johns papers, is well worth the perusal this well knowui man. of any of the I am now prepared to do sewing ma just sold to a Mason buyer 105 fat sheep w-ho has been very sick during the last now resides. Soon after they moved to by any man interested in the develop many now offered to the public. The chine repairing in all its branches. for $420. seven weeks, with inflammation of Bath David ’s wife died leaving him ment of home industries. That insti Shop opposite Corbit & Valentine ’s work is illustrated with fine plates, store, Walker street west. —We understand that the St. John's the bladder, was slightly better yes with a large family of little children to tution began with a small paid up capi printed from clear and handsome face Geo . D. Cooper . Guild are about $40 short on their lect terday. care for. Aunt Delia volunteered to tal and the present magnitude of the type on fine paper and bound in three ure course. They paid too much for —Our grain buyers are purchasing take the responsibility of looking after business is the outgrow ’th of a policy of A good, clean Bed for 25 cents at the distinct styles. Read what some of the Central House. their talent. considerable wheat from farmers resid the interests of her brother’s flock, and economy and watchfulness on the part most prominent and best known men of —Recollect the Bingham Democratic ing threee and four miles south of De has lived with him ever since. The of the management. The profits of the this country say of the ability of the Carpets. caucus to be held at the club rooms Witt. This speaks well for St. Johns children have been well brought up and year past have sw’elled into a surplus author: The largest and best assorted stock of over Waldron ’s shoe store, at 1 o ’clock as a good market. are now all married and gone for them which from time to time has increased The Hon. W. W’. Miller, Attorney-General of carpgteih St. Johns is at Kendrick ’s. the United States, Washington, D. C., says;— p. ra., to-morrow, February 18. -W. T. Church, of this village, is in selves. Aunt Delia and David still lin and been laid out in improvements “I think Mr. T. C. Crawford is well qualified to /'r'or the best watch repairing go to —A prominent Lansing drug firm, in the market for the purchase of a car ger on the farm that be bought of and betterments until no better build write the ‘Life of Hon. James G. Blaine. ’ ” Krepps. DeWitt and Co. Every job Hon. Charles Foster, Secretary of Treasury warranted. their display advertisement in one of load of good, sound horses, with good Uncle Sam fifty years ago. She is to ings or outfit of machinery can be found of the United States, says:—“I desire to state the daily papera, very facetiously dubs action. He will be at home Friday and day as sprightly as a young maid of 35 in the great city of Grand Rapids, noted that I think highly of the literary ability of The largest and finest line of Carpets the present members of the legislature Saturday to inspect them. and can see to i ead and write without the world over for its manufacturing Mr. T. C. Crawford. I always understood that in St. Johns is at Kendrick ’s, at lowest he was an intimate friend of Mr. Blaine's, and prices. “the hoss and hay farmers.” —The most liberally attended and the aid of glasses, and cau talk as frisky facilities. enjoyed an intimate acquaintance with him. I therefore regard him as eminently fitted to —According to the Sun, there are four most successful social entertainment as a bride of 23. A few years ago, when write a most meritorious life of Blaine." The Mercantile Co. pay the farmei s Wlij- 1h He or She no Deeply Interested? candidates for the Elsie postoftice, being given this season in the library rooms, the “graveyard ” insurance business was Hon. J. G. Carlisle, United States Senator: — more cash for Butter and Eggs than One day this week we received an “I think that Mr. T. C. Crawford is eminently any three concerns in Clinton county. Thomas Harrington, II. E. Mecotuber, was that of the young ladies ’ Guild of raging in Michigan, several of her rela qualified to write the ’Life of Blaine. ’ Mr. Philip Finch and Thomas Snelling, with St. John's church, last Tuesday even tives took out policies on her life, ex anonymous communication, dated at Crawford is uot only an excellent writer, but For a Good Square Meal St. Johns, from an assumed patron of haspeculiar opportunities to qualify him for for 25 cents, go to the Central House, possibly a “ dark horse” or two. ing. Gross receipts. $31.20 pecting to reap a big harvest when the this work. ’’ St. Johns.______—Aubrey B. Royce, formerly of this -Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Moore, 5234 Jef ruthless scythe of time came to mow The Independent , threatening to Senator Wm. P. Frye, of Maine, says:—"In my opinion, Mr T. C. Crawford is eminently A supply of Pianos on hand at theSt. village, and for a number of years con ferson avenue, issued cards announcing her down ; but alas, time has passed her “ 8 top oqr paper” because we have not fitted to write the ‘Life of Blaine.' ” nected with a prominent business house given more of the gossip concerning the Hon Murat Halstead. Editor of the "Brook Johns School of Music. Call and see the marriage of their daughter Fannie by with his mower, and she has lived to lyn Standard Union," says:—"You would bo them and get terms. in Chicago, is soon to be married to to James S. Hastings, February 14. Mr. see the graveyard insurance business Leetch murder at Durand, which oc fortunate to engage Mr. T. C. Crawford to curred about two months ago. We gave write the’Life of Blaine. ’ Mr. Crawford's ca For Embroideries and white goods go Miss Anna Henderson, of that city. Hastings was formerly a citizen of wiped out of Michigan, and also lived reer has been a special preparation for that to Kendrick's. —There aie three candidates for the the facts at the time the deed was com service, and he knows when and how to put Ovid, and was favorably known by the to see quite a number of her greedy his hand on the material, and has the experi Pewamo postofiice-Edward Rodgers, A. young people there and here. relatives nearly “busted ” paying assess mitted. As it is the desire of the au ence and capacity to sift it. Besides this, Mr. Promptness and faithful service in W. Sherwood and Wm. Triphagen. The thorities and officers working up such Crawford has more personally enjoved the all work left at Kelley’s St. Johns Steam —Car ferry steamer No. 112, built for ments on her head. She is a niece of confidence of Mr. Blaine than, pernaps, any Laundry. patrons of the office recently decided by the Michigan Central, Grand Rapids & William Dryer, of Lansing, and bids cases, that as little as possible be said other Journalist, and was on terms of affect about them through the public prints- ionate intimacy with him. Mr. Crawford Livery, Feed and Sale Barn. vote that they desired Mr. Rodgers. Indiana ; and Dulth, South Shore & fair to see the world ’s fair and also the could, I know, do his career justice, doing a —Representative Redfern ’s English Atlantic railroads, for transferring cars dawn of the twentieth century. She w’e refrained from saying more concern brilliant, kindly and fair work in the prepar Having leased of J. M. Dodge the ing this. Through the constant gossip of ation of bis biography. barn nearly opposite Wood ’s grist mill; sparrow bill, so amended that it will be across the Straits of Mackinaw, will be has had many offers to exchange a life also, the barn connected with the Cen necessary to present the entire bird in launched from the Detroit Dry Dock of single bliss for one of care and do newspapers, and idle and curious people A second-hand Bradbury piano for tral House, haye connected them in stead of its scalp alone in order to claim Co. ’8 Orleans street yard, in Detroit, mestic broil, but lias always refused concerning such matters, the guilty par sale cheap at Frazkll ’s Music Rooms. such a manner as to render them con bounty, passed the House on Friday of to-day. with a pleasant “No, I thank you. ”— ties are enabled to keep better posted Hemp Carpets, venient and safe for the above named as to how to proceed in order to prevent business, with accommodations for over last week. —Jacob Foerch. who has for some Lansing Republican. Rag Carpets, 100 horses. [1349tf) J. W. Hillikkr . —Last Saturday about thirty eighth time conducted a barber shop in the detection and punishment. Now we Ingraiu Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, Clothes Cleaned and Repaired. grade pupils from the various district rooms just north of the Central house, should be pleased to know the name of That Cry For More, Body Brussels Carpets, I am prepared to clean and repair schools throughout the county, assem has moved to The Steel block, and is this correspondent, and why he or she Velvet Carpets, How often we hear it remarked : “ If should be so much interested in this :entlemen's clothing in a very satis- bled at County School Commissioner ’s now pleasantly situated on the first Moquette Carpets, actory manner, in the back room over we only bad a greater number of indus particular case. Axminster Carpets. S office iu the court house, for their ex floor, in the room at the corner of tries in our village we should prosper theStar bakery, next to the post-office. amination. Art Squares and Felt Druggets A trial is soicited. A lx . DeClair . Iligham street and Clinton avenue for better.” That is true. But would it Advertised Letters. At John H icks ’. 13G9 tf______—The residence of Joseph Mellinger, merly occupied as a jewelry store. not be as well to patronize and take at North Star, Gratiot county, was de —When N. A. Bennett, the DeWitt February 15, 1893. Dissolution of Co-partnership. Big Bargains in Cloaks at Kendrick ’s. care of those already located here? — Austin, N.C. Martin. Miss I.ena The co-partnership heretofore exist I have a few garments, not strictly stroyed by fire on Sunday, Feb. 5. Most stage driver, had driven out of DeWitt Some say “the great majority of them Angel, G. W. Phelps, Mrs. Dell ing between John and Thomas Love, new, but good, warm Cloaks, worth of the household goods were removed. Bagley, Allie Shinner, John about two miles Tuesday morning, one are too small and unimportant-to ever Badgerow, Miss Martha Sly, Gerry D. (2) dealers in meats in St. Johns, Mich., from $5 to $10, to close at $1.50. More Loss about $1,200 ; insured in the Rock of his horses slipped and caulked him amount to much.” Some of the best in Carswell, George D. Thompson, Mary under the firm name and style of Love at $2 to $-5. These are all worth three ford for $000. Grover, Emerson A. Wilson, Dr. W. J. Brothers, has this day been dissolved. to five times the price, but must be sold. self, inflicting such a severe gash that stitutions in our country started from a Herman, Kasb West, W. G. All debts, clues and demands against the All Cloaks in stock offered at cost or —Richard Robinson, of Ovid, died at all efforts to stop the loss of blood were very small, but well constructed foun Hamilton, Mrs. A. N. Watson, Ira. late firm will be paid by John Love, and less to close, and a pretty Indian basket his home in that village, Feb. G, of con futile and the beast was taken back to dation. Like prosperous men in all Caucus. all amounts due the late firm will be with every $5 worth purchased for cash. collected by him. The business will be Respectfully. sumption, aged 50 years. He had been DeWitt. arriving there in a much weak branches of life, are those who com The democratic electors, of St. Johns, a resident ot that township, oft and on, continued bv John Love at the same H. L. Kendrick . ened condition from the loss of blood. — menced at the bottom of their business will meet in caucus in the room over place. John Love , duiing the last twelve years. At one North Lansing Record. and built up slowly and firmly. Waldron's store, on Friday evening, Thomas II. Lov e, Graying Done Promptly. time he conducted a bakery in this vil —The alleged burglars, McFarltry, February 24,1893, at 8 o ’clock, for the St. Johns, February 7,1893. Having recently purchased two We have at this time several indus 1373-3 w double drays and procured the services lage. Fuller and Bence, were arraigned in tries here which might be worked up to purpose of nominating candidates for For Sale at Bargains. of Chas Kellogg with his team. I am —Miss Nancy S. Fuller, of Mason, the circuit court Monday afternoon and, importance through care and patronage. village officers. R. C. Dexter , prepared to do any and all jobs of dray- Three handsome 2 and 3 light oil lamp this state, died at her home on Sunday upon request, will be tried separately, There is Henry Bchrendt’s cigar fac Chairman Village Com. ing promptly and at prices as low as the last, after a protracted illness. She James Fuller having his trial first. chandeliers, complete. One handsome lowest. Give me a chance. tory which commenced operations here Bingham Democratic Caucus. 240 candle power hanging lamp with 1354 Frank Congdon . was a sister of Mrs. Dr. Corbin and Nearly the entire forenoon Tuesday about a year ago witli Half a dozen em heavy porcelain shade. A lady ’s side Mr. Otis Fuller, of this village, who was occupied in obtaining a jury. The The democrats, of Bingham township, saddle, a good one and nearly new. A Carpets! Carpets! ployes. The proprietor worked lmrd will meet in caucus in the club rooms, side spring open buggy. If in want of went on Monday last, to attend her defense was ably conducted by and offered every inducement to our re We are now showing the largest and funeral. iu St. Johns, on Saturday, February 18, any of the above mentioned articles you most elegant line of Carpets it has ever Messrs. Lyon & Dooling. The jury, tailers of cigars to buy his goods. But will find it to your interest to inspect been our pleasure to show. From the —Frederick Fricke will sell at pub after about two hours deliberation, re 1893, at 1 o ’clock p. m., for the purpose no go, they would rather patronize out of electing 7 delegates to the county these. Geo . S. Corbit , cheapest Hemp to the most elegant lic auction, two miles and a half east turned a verdict of “ not guilty. ” side industries and pay cash for the St. Johns. Moquette and Axrainisters with bord and three-fourths of a mile south of the convention on the 24th. ers. Our stock is complete. We also —John Goodrich, of Watertown, goods, and in some cases, at higher Cloaks, One Dollar. County Farm, on Monday, February 20, By O rder of Committee . carry a large line of Linoleum, Oil formed quite a procession through our rates, than to patronize this home in We have one lot of Cloaks we are cloths, Mattings, Window shades Por three horses, cows, sheep, wagons, farm streets Saturday afternoon with three closing out at One Dollar each. It tieres, Curtain poles in both brass and dustry and have the proffered trade of BUSINESS LOCALS would cost from $3 to $5 to purchase tools, etc. Richard Freeman will be sleighloads of wheat. Sleigh No. 1 car Its manager and employes. Is this good fancy woods, etc., etc. We invite your the auctioneer. the cloth these garments are made of. inspection of this department. Second ried 110 bushels; No. 2,112 bushels, and business? No ! Dressmaking. Only a few left. Come quick. —On Wednesday of last week Ithaca floor. John IIicks . No. 3.117 bushels ; total. 339 bushels. There too is our steam laundry, well I hereby inform the public that 1 will John H icks . had another scorching, three buildings The wheat was delivered to the Hart equipped with all the modern appliances still continue my dressmaking business, The White Is King. on Pine River street being burned, but Milling Company. If any farmer who with a slight change. My rooms are If you desire a sewing machine that for turning out first-class work. But now in a part of Miss Burke's millinery In addition to my rapidly growing is perfect in all its performances and the structures were not of great value, makes Lansing his market can beat this fresh candy trade I am prepared to fur and according to the Herald, will be no there is an agency here for like estab establishment. Latest spring styles. please you every time you use it, buy let him report. The average load is lishments in Grand Rapids, Alma, etc-, Prices reasonable and satisfaction guar nish on short notice, all kinds of ices the White. Repairs for all leading ma material loss to the town. Total loss, and ice cream. Try my Spanish taffy. about 00 bushels.—Landing Journal. and the work is sent away to the detri anteed. Call and see us. chines. A. B. Balcom , Agt. $3,000 ; insured for $1,650. —Mr. John Lambie, who resides with 1374w2 Mrs. \v . T. Kelly . Geo . F. Fowler , —Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Norton gave a ment of the home industry. The home Of the Candy Kitchen, St. Johns. Paper Hanging. his son, Robert Lambie, in this village, work is as good, and the prices are as For a short time I will do paper hang six o ’clock tea to a liberal number of Try Fildew & Mill man ’s Baking Dress Goods. was the victim of a pleasant surprise on low or lower than those patronized out Powder, 35 cents a pound. ing at thefollowing prices: their friends, last Friday evening. After Monday of this week, upon the occas We are now receiving our new styles Side walls, plain, 15c. per double roll. of town. It is so with the manufacture Indies, ask to see our Opera Hose. in Dress Goods. Many novelties in pat Ceilings, plain, 20c. per double roll. tea the popular game of pedro was in ion of his 70th birthday. His children tern goods will be shown. dulged in until even the representatives of buggies and wagons, printing, con Guaranteed fast black. Ciiapin & Co. For borders, etc. in decorations, 5c. and grandchildren swooped down upon fectionery, etc.* We are almost certain John IIicks . extra per roll of 48 feet. A discount of Blackstone, cried : “ Hold, enough. ” A $3.00 Book For $2.00. Our* in the him, taking dinner with him and that Geo. F. Fowler, of the “ Candy Cheapest Book. Rooms to Reut. will be given on more than 40 rolls. A11 The occasion was an exceedingly en work guaranteed. —Dec. 20,1892. very pleasantly spending the day. Kitchen,” can and does manufacture Special Notice .—It will be an ele The rooms in the 2d story of the Wil joyable one. tf __ E. J. Plumstkap . There were present besides Mr. Rob just as good confectionery, and will sell gant octavo volume, with a steel-plate cox block for rent. Enquire of —An effort is being made to break up ert Lambie, wife and two children, Go to Allison ’s it to our retailers at just as low prices portrait and 48 magnificent half-tones, A. J. Baldwin . the practice of leaving horses upon our Mr. James Lambie and wife, of Essex, and written be a distinguished author. For Watch, Clock and Jewelry repair Mr. and Mrs. John Lambie and daugh as they obtain from like establishments China Mattings, streets improperly cared for, for hours Will not this be better than a cheap 12 Hemp Mattings, ing. All work warranted. ter, of Gratiot county, Mr. and Mrs. in Grand Rapids and Detroit, and if mo. at 50 cents difference in price V— Cocoa Mattings at a time. On Thursday of last week Albert Lambie and daughter Mayo, of Everybody knows octavo books sell for Optical Department the marshal took Wash Wyckofl. of Ovid, Mr. Geo. Davison and wife, of they would encourage him by giviug At John IIicks .’ At Allison's Jewelry store. Eyes tested him at least a share of their patronage, twice as much as 12 mos. This is the this township, before Justice Bronson Crystal Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Gabe cheapest book for the money, all things free of charge. Anderson and son, of Essex, a total of ’ere long he would be enabled to give No false inducements held out to bar for that offense, and he left $6 for this considered, we have ever made. gain seekers At Ciiapin & Co. ’s. seventeen besides the old gentleman. employment to several operatives. Be wise and buy only the standard rpiIE STATE SAVINGS BANK OF FOWLER, thoughtlessness. It was a light merry family gathering. and authentic work —Crawford's life of Cloaks at Cost and Less -Register-Union : Edward Nisbitt, So we say, while looking about us for Blaine. For sale by new accessions to our manufacturing To close the stock at once. of Ovid, has been appointed chief ship Real Kstate. Loiung Grant , JonN IIicks . CAPITAL, $15,000. ping master of the lake carriers’ associ The following are the transactions in interests, do not neglect those we now • St. Johns Mich. have w ith us. Stop and think of it, At Ciiapin A Co. ’s ation with headquarters at Chicago. — real estate in Clinton county, for one Buy School Book, Tablets and Station Your money buys more Table Lincu NET AS8ETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, $500,000. Last season Mr. N. was deputy shipping week ending, February 16, as recorded then pinch yourselves and see if you are ery At Fildew & Millman ’s. in better quality than any other store in by Register of Deeds L. C. Mead : alive to your best interests. master, but at the meeting of the asso New and beautiful designs in Swiss the county. ______CONSTANTINE GRULER, President. Edgar L. Carr and wife to Sarah A. Dunning, FREDERICK SCHEMER, Vice-President. ciations held recently at Cleveland he 20 acres on section 22, Essex, f900. and Cambric Embroideries Winning Friends by Honest Work. Circuit Court. W. H. SNELLING Cashier. was promoted. G. XV. Richards et al to W. P. Griffith, 2 acres At Chapin & Co. ’s. That Smith Brothers are fast gaining on section 2, Greenbush, $275. —On Thursday evening of last week. The following cases have been dis Exchange an envied reputation for turning out Rebecoa Richards to W. P. Grffith, lot 5, posed of in the circuit court since our good goods and doing honest work, may DIRECTORS: Claude, son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. block 11, Eureka, $500. A new Singer Sewing Machine for wood, be seen from the fact that they have Constantine Gruler, Frederick Schemer, Fowler, entertained some fifty of his Orrin I. Wheat and wife to William H. Carr, last issue: stone or live stock. C. A. Putt . Michael Spitaley, John H. Corbit, 20 acres on sectiou 15, Bingham. $1,150. been literally flooded during the last young friends at his home, corner of Frederick Biederstadt vs. Mary Biedcrstadt. four months with orders for wagons. — C- C. Vaughan. Frank Gruler. Maria I.. Crippen ct al to Eva J. Plattcn, lots Slander. Fedewa & Merrill for plaintiff; Lyon Fildew ’ & Millman are selling Wall Joseph Cook. Prospect and Ionia streets, upon the oc 1, 2, 3, and 4, block C, Faxon ’s addition, Ovid , Paper cheap. The St. Johns Mercantile Co., in order & Dooling for defendant. Judgment for to handle their ever increasing and casion of his thirteenth birthday.— $700. Amanda Shannon to John Hartman et al, plaintiff for $50. Don't be Robbed never ceasing volume of trade, required |W~ Four per bent, interest paid on time deposit* Games were indulged in. recitations and part of lots 4 and 5, block F, Stone ’s addition, John B McNaughton vs Charles A Quay. Of the chance to get a pair of those a new dray that would, in every respect, music furnished by some of the young Ovid, $700 Slander. E. L. Smith and Lyon & Dooling for beautiful I^ace Curtains be a match for the best black dray horse TATE BANK OF ST. JOHNS. Mary Smith to John Freund, l'« acres on complainant; Fedewa & Merrill for defendant. in Clinton county, so they very wisely S guests, pop-corn and candy served, and section 5, Westphalia, $325. At Ciiapin & Co.'s. COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS. The Jury returned a verdict of no cause of tendered the Smith Brothers an order #11 had a merry time. Claude was the Henry and Annis A. McKinstry to Milton M. Farm to Root. Burk, 3 acres On section 1, Greenbush, $300. action. for one. The dray turned out by them recipient of many handsome presents. Charlie J. Parks and wife to J. H. Fedewa Melissa Rctan vs. Pfter Cramer. Trespass One hundred and sixty acres on west is a marvel of beauty ; is of lierculian CAPITAL, 50,000. —The Steel hotel will change hands et al, HO acres on section 23, Dallas, $i,000. on the Case. Lyon & Dooling for plaintiff ; i of section 23, in the township of Olive, strength; iron bound and rock ribbed. Clinton Co., Mich., and known as the The tiers are of steel, which, with the April 1, Mr. Frank M. Milliken, who has Wm. P. Griffith to Peter Richards et al 0 Fedewa & Merrill for defendant. Judgment NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, $900,000 00 acres on section 1, Greenbush, $775. for plaintiff for $107.97. Fredrick Bauerly farm. Apply to springs, weigh upwards of 700 pounds. so efficiently conducted the house for Margaret Painter et al to Mary E. Taj lor, Chas . W. Bauerly , This dray, as a whole, is so nicely bal lota 7 and 8, block 22, Maple Rapids, $350. the past 2 years, and won for it an envi 1374wG DeWitt. Mich. anced in its construction that as car PORTER K. PERRIN, President. able reputation throughout the country, Horace A. Loomis to Fred D. Whitlock, 40 Licensed to Wed. after car of sugar arrives, each barrel acres on section 21, Watertown, $2,275 Date. Name and Residence Age Chapin A Co. seems to be as uneasy as the “ next ” GEO. F. MARVIN, Vice-President. retiring. The new landlord will be Mr. Nicholas Thome to Anna M. Thome, 80 acres Jan, 24—Abe VanBerger, Victor ...... 22 The Dry Goods Hustlers lead them all. victim in a barber-shop, anxious to (pre J. W. FITZGERALD, Cashier. Len. J. Clark, well known throughout on section 4, Westphalia, $1,000. Lizzie Sleight, Victor ...... 20 side in the chair) secure a place on the ' H. H. FITZGERALD, Assistant Michigan and especially by the travel Nicholas Thome to Jos A. Thome, 10 acres on Feb. 1—John F. Miller. Olive,...... 22 Removed. new dray. That Smith Brothers now section 21, Westphalia, $1,500. Mildred Lapham. Olive,...... 17 I have moved my barlier shop from ing men. He conducted a hotel at Cor Newton K. Smith to Daniel F. Weaser, 40 Feb. II—Clayton Plowman, Riley,...... 21 make the best wagon manufactured in DIRECTORS: acres on section 6, Ovid, $1,950. Nora Taylor, Olive...... 1# my late location in the Central House Clinton county, many farmers who have unna at one time, and was well known to the corner reom of The Steel hotel, P. K. Perrin, O. W. Munger, Geo. F. Marvin. J. H Balthasar Hchumakcr to Joseph Schumaker, Feb 11—Marshal M. Cranson, Gratiot Co.,... 35 recently purchased of them, can verify. as the landlord of the Plankinton at 30 acres on section 4, Victor, $1,700. Myrtle M. Tlnniger, Clinton Co...... 18 in the room formerly occupied as a A Friend of H onest Work . Corbit, J. H. Fedewa, Otia Fuller, Kdwerd Detroit. We will welcome Mr. Clark to Ellzalxrth Kipp to Oliver O. Wickes et al lots Feb. 13—Nellie O. Myers, Ovid,...... 22 jewelry store. Remember that this Brown, G. W. Emmons. J. Sullivan, 5 and 6, block 21, St. Johns, $500. Alice Tompkins. Ovid ...... 22 shop is on the first floor, and not in the Allison, the jeweler, sells and war C. 8. Allison, G. E. Corbin. our handsome village, and hope for him Joseph Steward et al to John Croyts, 68V Feb. 13— Wm. J. Bancroft, Greenbush...... 18 basement. Come and see me. rants the celebrated Ante-Rheumatic a full measure of success. acres on section 85. Watertown, $4,400 Carrie A. Bristol, Essex,...... 16 Jacob Foerch . rings. 4 Per Cent. Inter eat Paid on Time Deposit* CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16.1893.
One thousand dollars reward is now CONGRESSIONAL. THE DEATH OF ECONOMY. offered for the capture of Sullivan the Durand murderer. The End of (he Famous Kronomlte* Near Senate —Forty-second day.-The Senate re OUR FLAG OVER HAWAII at Hand —Dus* llrllevrt In I'rlnce Mike. Glass sand has been discovered at fused to take up tho New Jersey and New READABLE RESUME OF MANY A LARGE NUMBER OP BILLS IN York bridge bill and after a few other mat The long looked for legal buttle is Lake City, and those owning the prop ters had been disposed of a very warm gen U S MINISTER STEVENS ESTAB on in the Harmony society ut Economy, MICHIGAN MATTERS. erty propose to erect a factory. TRODUCED IN BOTH HOUSES. eral discussion was had upon the bill to promote tlie safety of employes und travel LISHES A PROTECTORATE Pa- A hill in equity was tiled at Bea The Van Buren and Berrien county ers on railroada by compelling common, ver in behalf of Benjamin Feucht und The I’eople'S 1’arty State Convention Held The Anti-rasa Bill* are Numerous —The carriers engaged in Interstate commerce to Pottawatomie Indians will soon receive A County luiune Asylum Hums and Only other Economists against President Senate Geta After Non-Tax I’aylug equip their cars with automatic couplers at Ionia. —A Double Fatality In 8156,1)00 as a gift from Uncle Sam. and continnus brakes, and their locomotives Four out of 48 Inmates Rescued. — John Duss, asking for the nppointment a Strange ltailroail Wreck. Ra 11 roads —A ppr o pr la t Ions. with driving wheel brakes. Mr. I'ulluDi bad of a receiver for the famous religious Eel and carp are being caught in the bill In hand and. In response to questions Panama Swindlers Sentenced. large numbers at Dundee. They were from vurlous members, stated that a num society, alleging gross mismanagement. The Fopuliat*. Sejtatz .—Twenty-second day —The antl- planted in the Raisin many years ago. ber of railroads were equipping their curs; It is also alleged that the principles of j The 8 tuto convention of the People's free puss lull was referred to trie committee that he had never heard of any road defer The steamer Australia has arrived at the society have become obsolete. Duss of the whole, ltllls introduced: For the ring a dividend in order to equip their cars; San Francisco and brings the good party to nominate candidates for su Hon. William G. Howard, of Kala protection of laborers In reference !<> n.s that the freight employes hud rut her have and Sieher are living in luxury with preme justice and regents of the Uni mazoo, is a candidate for justice of the iwtnti for insurance hy employers! to the link and pin coupling in preference to so news of the action of United States their wiveSJ whereas the main princi versity was called to order in the opera supreme court on the Democratic ticket. to amend laws relative to froo public li many varieties of automatic, couplings, hut Minister Stevens in estahlising a pro ple of the organization is celibacy. The braries: to provide for a state quarantine If one style was universal (as the Interstate tectorate over the island, hy issuing house at Ionia by Dr. A. W. Nichols, of The Estey furniture company of system; to amend laws relative to Incorpor Commerce commission proposed) that would other members of the society are com Greenville, chairman of the state cen ation or associations for the purpose of con be preferable. As all the opposition to the the following proclamation; pelled to eke out precarious existences. Owosso are making 1,200 bedroom suits structing, owning, controlling and acquiring tral committee. Mr. Nichols in a short bill came from Democratic Senators Senator United States Legation , > It is also alleged that the hoard of eld for a new World ’s Fair hotel at Chi hy lease buildings for exposition and « \ 111 - Chandler took on-us-ion to twit them upon speech congratulated the party on the cago. hltlon purposes; for the placing on retired their falling away from the platform February 1, 1893. f ers are confirmed and common drunk splendid showing made, and thought list members of the Detroit police force; adopted by the Democratic national con To the Hawaiian people: At the re ards instead of spiritual leaders. that a half a dozen northwestern For the first time in the history of appropriating 470,432.80 for the Mate Indus vention. lie said that platform contained Feucht claims that Duss has given . trial School for Girls for the years 1M93 strong provisions for the iepeal of tho Sher quest of the provisional government of «tates would never again be carried by Lenawee county one of its townships and Is9l. A resolution was adopted man silver act and for the protection of life Hawaiian Islands.I hereby,in the name away large sums of money to support citherof the old parties and that it was has turned in the full amount of taxes calling upon the auditor-general for in und limb of railroad employes, yet only II of tlie United States of America, as one Cyrus Teed, alias "Korosh, ” the destiny of the People ’s party to levied. formation us to why certain ruilroud com i ...... oralIc voles could be musteredagalnsl who claims that he is God, and who is mutes had not paid taxes due since July 1, the Sherman act and now tho* arc opposing sume protection of the Hawaiian Is break the solid south. He concluded A St. Louis man swears that on a 80& under the provisions of act US ofi-' ,.d; their platform by opposing the automatic land for the protection of the life and surrounded hy certain deluded women by introducing Honorable J. W. Ewing, and why those companies were still charg coupling bill-a humanitarian measure. whom he calls his "angels, ” that said recent 10-below-zero day he saw live ing more t bun 2 cents per mile faro In op property and occupation of public the standard bearer in the recent cam Tlie Senate adjourned w ithout acting upon buildings and Hawaiian soil, so far as John S. Duss has erected a large and and frisky frogs hopping around on position to act 123 of 1 >t» 1. In committee of the hill. House rhe Senate amendments paign, as temporary chairman of the the snow. the whole the joint resolution was agreed to to tlie Harter hill of luding were concurred may he necessary for the purpose spec expensive residence on the lands of convention. Henry I. Allen was made asking Congress to submit an amendment in. The legislative appropriations bill was said society at Economy for said Teed tu the constitution so us to provide for the ified, hut not interfering with the ad temporary chairman. Mrs. Emery, of The law classes at Ann Arbor are taken up in committee of the \x hale. Messrs. ministration of public affairs hy the and his associates at a cost of 812,000. making great preparations to insure a election of United States Senators by the Dingley and Dockery bad a discussion on Lansing, spoke on female suffrage. people of the states. Mouse .—Bills intro expenditures, appropriations and deficien provisional government. This action It is further alleged that Duss courted Committees reported and the organiza successful celebration of Washington ’s duced: Creating the office of dairy and food cies. Mr. Wheeler, of Alabama, offered an is taken pending, and subject to ne a sympathy with one Michael K. Mills, tion was made permanent. birthday. commissioner at u salary of $1,200 per year; amendment to reduce tin- compensation of commonly known as‘*Prince Michael,” Providing the amount to be paid hy fire In members of Congress to 84,000. Mr. Miller, gotiations at Washington. The Omaha and .lackson platform Harriet M. Betts, of Grass Lake, has surance companies on loss of insured pro- of Wisconsin, offered an amendment to re (Signed.) John G. Stevens . of Detroit, another pretender of divine were reatllrmed by the resolution >erty; amending act 88 of 1*77 for the organ* duce the President's salary to $25,990. Mr. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister attributes who is now serving a term bequeathed several thousand dollars to r.utIon of mutual fire lnsuruace companies De Armond. of Missouri, offered an amend committee report. Prohibition was not the superanuated preachers’ aid society for cities and villages appropriating ?15,0U0 of imprisonment for the commission of in favor, the repeal of the Miner law ment providing that until the pieces III the Plenipotentiary of the United States of Detroit. for the mining school; providing for the classified service sliull bo distributed among Approved and executed by G. C. a heinous crime. was condemned, the state legislature revision of the constitution ; providing for the adherents of the several political par the sale of tax lands; amending laws for the Wilts, captain U. S. N., commanding is commeuded for passing the joint Grand Rapids Knights of Pythias ties, in proportion to their respective num Shot the Man Who Stabbed Him. will erect a seven story building, hav formation of gas companies, authorizing bers, as shown by tho vote cast at the last the United States steamer Boston. resolution favoring the election of U. them to furnish electric light; providing for presidential election, no applicant,, unless Capt. Wilts repaired to the govern Steven Garbriel called at Stephen ing formed a stock company with 8100,- tha Incorporation •>( bunding companies; 8. ftenators by direct vote of the peo lie Is an adherent of a political party which ment building and a few moments later Turner ’s house at the YVenthrop mine ple. 000 capital. making an appropriation of $70.4:S2.sl for the has not had Us fair proportion of employes State Industrial Home for Girls ut Adrian; in such, shall be eligible to examination or a batallion from the United States ship location near Ishpeming and announced Under nominations for supreme jus A number of factories in northwest I amending the general highway laws: appointment under t- < ixii service law. Boston under Lieut. Swinhurn, marched his intention of killing Frank Novak tice Edward 8. Grece, of Detroit; Frank ern Michigan are being run under amending act 227of 1MM5relating to drainage, All the amendments were rejected; the and to repeal all other laws relating to that committee arose and the House adjourned. up the street, entered the grounds nnd with a big pocket knife which he F. Kutz, of Kent, and Judge Newton, check on account of the small amount subject; amending taws so that all life in- drew up in front of the building. De flourished. lie broke into Novak ’s fusionist, were named. The first bal of coal on hand. susunce companies doing business in this state ha x <■ their outstanding policies com tachments from three volunteer com bed-room and stabbed him in the dark, lot resulted: Grece, 297; Kutz, 51; Senate .—Fourty-third day. —A numbig of panies, A., B. and C., were drawn up cutting an ugly gash in the scalp. Newton, 38. Grece was declared the Captain II. N. King, of Adrian, has puted before theyear 1S0II according to the Mila were passed among them a bill toex- invented a camp stool which folds in a American life t a Dies, on a basis of 4 per empt veteran* from competitive examin in line under command of their re Npvak secured a gun standing near and unanimous choice. For regents of the cent; providing for mltlgutlou of damages ations in theclassified service of tlie United spective captains. Seigler, Gunn and shot Gabriel in the stomach. Gabriel state university, llyron S. Ashley, of small compass. He will sell the con In Insurance by employers for the beueiit of States; a bin authorising the President to trivance at the World Fair. employes; regulating the practice of vet place upon tlie retired list of the army. Canara. Lieut. Rush read in a loud expired almost instantly. Novak went JackHon, and Prof. M. O. Graves, of erinary medicine. Hills passed: Appro Sergeants Long and Cornell, late of the voice the proclamation, and amid the to Ishpeming and gave himself up. Pctoskey, were named by acclamation. Kalamazoo will have electric cars priating $10,009 for books Tor the state li signal corps. United States army, survivors breathless expectancy of all present Gabriel left Copper Falls, Mich., a running by June 1. Citizens expect to brary; incorporating the city of Hudson; in of the Lady Franklin Hay expedition; a bill corporating the village of Oolonia; incor appropriating $50,000 for an equestrian statue the American flag saluted hy the troops year ago because of nearly killing a Two Killed In a G. 1C. & I. Wreck. have to walk several weeks, while the porating the village of Addison; allowing to Maj.-Gen. John Stark, In (he city of Man and the cannon of the Boston was man there with whom he got into an Two freight trains became stalled change of equipment is taking place. the members from the upper peninsula n chester, N. H. Tho members of the Senate raised over the tower of Aliolani (the altercation. Novak will undoubtedly per day, as permitted by 1 lie constitution. then proceeded to the House of Representa on Mantou llill, between Manton and royal) hall. he given his liberty. Elder Conradi, who attended the Senate .—1Twenty-third day —Hills intro tives and counted the electoral vote for Cadillac on the Grand Rapids and In duced: Appropriating $25,090 as a working President and Vice-President of the United Adventist ministerial convention at states. The result was announced upon Legislative Memorial Services. diana railroad. Doth were southbound Battle Creek, was imprisoned 40 da3 ’s capital for the Eastern Insane asylums a De I.eMsep* and Ills Son .lulled. and they coupled together to make a bill to rcdlstrlct thestate intocongressional their return —Cleveland and Stevenson, 277; The joint committee of the state in Russia in 1876 for "Jewish heresy.” districts; amending laws relative to thesale Harrison und Reid, 145; Weaver and Field, Paris cable: The Panama sentences stronger push against the snow banks. of liquor withtn one mile of the Soldiers' 22. The automatic coupler bin was taken up legislature on memorials to Rutherford and another vigorous discussion in have been delivered. They are as fol B. Hayes, James G. Blaine and Henry The coupling broke, and Conductor August Johnson, aged 45, returning home; to amend law relative to a standard lows: Harry Chamberlin and llrakeraan form of fire Insurance; to amend liquor dulged In. This time between Messrs. Gor P. Baldwin have decided to hold exer home from Ishpeming walked into an laws; to change the name of the reform man and Cullom. The 1)111 went over again. Ferdinand de Lesseps, five years’ im Qeo. Whiting, crawled between the open shaft of the Winthrop mine, school; to appropriate $2,000 for state Senator Morgan introduced a bill to pro cises in Representative hall, Lansing, vide for the provisional government of for prisonment and 3,000 francs fine. on the evening of March 1. It has ■cars to repair the damage. Just at falling 200 feet, and was instantly weather service. The Senate joint resolu Charles de Lesseps, five years’ im this moment passenger train No. 2, tion for the election of United States Sen eign countries and places acquired by been decided to invite James F. Joy to killed. ators by the people was defeated. Reconsid treaty and otherwise. It wa* read in full prisonment and 3,000 francs fine. •southbound, crashed into the rear of ered and laid on the table. Hills passed: and referred to the committee on foreign deliver an eulogy on ex-Governor Henry A 10 year old son of Earnest Bakus, relations. The bill was Introduced to cover Marius Fontane, two years' imprison 1*. Baldwin, and President James B. the rear freight, completely telescoping Giving upper peninsula members of the ment and 3,000 francs fine. the way car and one of the box cars. living near Ludington, was cremated state leglslat ure 85 per day; to Incorporate the possible annexation of Hawaii. Execu Angell, of Michigan University, one on in his father’s home. An older brother the city of Hudson; authorizing cities and tive session. Adjourned. House .—Tin* Henry Cottu, two years’ imprison These cars soon took fire and were townships to acquire toll and plunk roads counting of the electoral vote waa the ex-President Rutherford B. llayes. nearly lost his life in attempting a principal feature of the day's session. ment and 20,000 francs fine. Four senators and four representatives entirely consumed. Harry Burleson, a within their limits hy purchase or condem The judgment finds the defendants traveling man was a passenger on the rescue. nation: for the recompilation of records in are also upon the program to speak. the auditor-general ’s office. H ouse .—Bills guilty of swindling und breach of trust. way car on the frieght and was in- Judge Gage, of Saginaw, has been Senate .—Forty-fourth day —The automa Introduced: Establishing a board of In tic car coupler Dill occupied the attention The sentences have caused a pro .stantly killed in the collision. His asked by ex-Alderman Henry Naegely spectors for steam vessels and steam boilers of the Senators. Several amendments were found sensation, especially that of M. Young Woman ’* Sad Death at a Gold Cure. ■ body was burned to a cinder in the and for the licensing of engineers; estab to grant an injunction restraining the lishing the use of coupons or mileage tickets agreed to, but the bill went over without Ferdinand de Lesseps. Mrs. G. Thomas, a patient at the action. House .—The silver men won a vic ifire. Brakeman Whiting was instantly issuance of 8165,000 in bridge bonds by on railroads; relative to the laws of the road The charge of fraudulent proceedings Hillsdale gold cure institute recently killed by the shock of the collision, the the city. and the regulation of carriages; repealing tory and defeated all chances of passing the established at Hillsdale is dead. Rhe act relating to the commitment of female repeal of the Sherman sliver act. The vote against Ferdinand de Lesseps, Charles cars being pushed forward upon him be was on the demand for the previous quest ion de Lesseps. Henry Cottu and Marius was the wife of a commercial traveler fore he had any chance to escape. Con The members of the.Adrian bar have children to the House of the Good Shep and resulted, yeas, 152: nays, 142— a majority petitioned President Harrison to ap herd in Detroit; for placing on the retired Fontane was held to he proved. On at North Adams. The remains were ductor Chamberlain was seriously, but list on reduced pay disabled policemen of of nine for the silver men. The resolution taken there immediatly after death. point Robert M. Montgomery to Judge Detroit : regulating the charges for the use to repeal xxa* then recommitted t<> the com this point the judgment referred to the it is hoped not dangerously, injured. mit t ee on rules. In committee of the whole company ’s methods in issuing loans, She had been addicted to the morphine None of the passengers on the pas Howell E. Jackson ’s circuit as United- of telephones; for the free transportation of on the legislative appropriation bill amend* States judge. all statu officers and members of the legis the mendacious official bulletins and and chloral habit four years and went senger train nor the train attaches was lature; amending act relative to the taxa ments were adopted approx log that here to Hillsdale for treatment, hut from tion of thtx liquor traffic; joint resolu after no public building shall be draped in the persistent puffing done by the press seriously hurt. A memorial service in honor of Haj’es tion amending article 19 of the constitution mourning; that the executive departments at the instance of the directors. These the first her case was pronounced hope shall not be closed out of respect to de and Butler was held at the First M. E. relative to county roads; making appro practices, the judgment stated, when less. She was only 26 years old. Another G. It. & I. Accident. church, at Jackson. Members of mili priation of $154,940 for additional buildings ceased officials, and prohibiting the u*e of at the Michigan Mining school; securing to public funds for funeral expenses of gov not directly originated or indorsed hy A freight train was wrecked on the tary companies, G. A. II. and U. V. U. ernment officials or employes. The commit the directors, had been connived at hy Death Relieved Her of Her Disgrace. women citizens the right to vote in tee arose, the hill was passed und the House Grand Rapids & Indiana road on the were there in body. village, city and other municipal elections; them. Ferdinand de Lesseps, aided Mary Cook, a 17-year-old Indian, bridge over the Boardman river, near authorizing cities or townships to acquire hy adjourned. The Ames Sword company of Chicago and abetted by his son Charles, M. with a new born babe hy her side, was Kalkaska. The bridge was demolished purchase or condemnation plank road com panies rights and franchises in streets and Cottu and M. Fontane, had persistently found frozen In the home of an Indian and several cars were demolished. will consolidate with the Henderson Senate .-Forty-fifth day —The car coupler Regalia company of Kalamazoo. The highways. Hills passed: Incorporating the bill wti* again a subject of discussion and concealed the derations of the of the a few miles north of West Bay City. Traffic was suspended until the bridge cities of Hudson and Bessemer and the vil combination will have 8200,000 and went over without action. A memorial waa canal company in order that the quota The tenants of the house are away was repaired. lages of White Pigeon and Byron; requiring received from the Chicago Chamber of most of the time and the girl was left employ 100 more hands. judges of probate to notify foreign consuls Commerce favoring tho annexation of the tions of shares might not he affected in certain cases of upplicutinns for admin Hawaiian Islands. The House bill which unfavorably. • alone. The bodies were found by a Gov. Rich'* Appointment*. A reunion of Company C, Fourth istration of estatesiuuthorlztng proceedings provides for sundry light houses and other neighbor who visited the house. Mary The following nominations were Michigan Cavalry was held at the home in chancery In laying or platting lands aids to navigation, ana which was passed by attended school last year until it was of Capt. R. M. Buck, at Paw Paw. owned by infants, idiots, lunatics or other the Senate, was reconsidered, tho Senate Thousands are Starving;. sent to the Senate by Gov. Rich. Mem incompetent persons; appropriating 225,099 amendments rejected und tlie bill passed just impossible to go longer. A young bers of the state board of agriculture, They spent the night in rehearsals and as working capital for the Pontiac Insane as It came from the House. A bill was passed Special from Memphis, Tenn.: Four white man is said to be involved. reminiscences of their trials and ex asylum. to prohibit the transportation of merchan thousand people in Concordia and Cal- Charles W. Garfield, of Grand Rapids, dise from one American port to another and Ira II. Butterfield, of Lapeer; mem periences during the war. Senate .— Twenty - fourth day — Senator houla parishes, in the northern portion THE MARKETS. M <• La ugh in ’s bill to raise the tax for the American port through a foreign port. Ex of Louisiana, are on the verge of starv ber of the state board of correction Carson Gray, of Ovid, tried to be State University from one-twentieth toone- ecutive session. -djourned. House —'Tin- tifth of a mill, came up and was discussed, day was occupied by a very listless discus ation. Information received from that Detroit. and charities, George D. Gillespie, of funny. He sawed away at Alton Mc sion, In committee of the whole, on the pen Cattle—Good to choice... 3 4 25 to $ 4 75 Grand Rapids. Leod ’s neck with what he supposed but action was deferred. Senator Doran In section shows that the people are in a troduced a resolution, which was adopted, sion appropriation hill—which carries an pitiable plight and unless relief is Hug* ...... 4 15 .. 5 90 The governor has also appointed the was the back of a cheese knife. It providing for a special committe to co appropriation of $160,400,000— the theme being Sheep...... G (0 .. G St) operate with the attorney-general in exam tho need of retrenchment. The evening given them at once many deaths from Lambs...... 6 00 .. 6 M5 following aides to the cominander-in- was the blade t however, and McLoed ’s session was taken up hy the consideration Wheat—Retl spot, No. 2... 7.1 >L. 74 chief, with the rank of colonel: Den jugular just escaped being tapped. ining i he different laws in relatIon to bring starvation will result. The floods of ing all railroads of the Slate under theoper- of private pension bills. last summer destroyed their crops and White spot. No. 1...... 72 V- 73 man S. Wagsftaff, of Detroit; Bernard ation of the general law, mid to draft and Corn —No. 3 spot ...... 44'*.. 44'4 Fire Center gold mine, 10 miles north the water remained on the earth so No. 2 yellow ...... 44'*.. 44 Vi 8. Kaufman, Marquette; Frank II. present a bill for the purpose, if the present Senate .—Forty-sixth day. —Tho bill to of Ishpeming. has closed down for an laws are Insufficient. Hills introduced: long that it was not possible to plant Oats—No. 2 white spot.... 37H.. 37 4 Latta, Battle Creek; and Wm. A. Gav- promote the safety of employes and travel 51 .. 5l) indefinite period. It may resume work Providing for the management, government ers upon railroads by compelling railway cotton or anything else beyond some Rve...... ett, of Detroit. James T. Vincent, of and control of the State Public school at Hay No. 2...... 11 50 .. J2 (8) in the spring, but the directors are not companies to equip their cars with auto 78 .. M2 Lapeer, has been appointed judge Coldwater; to regulate and restrain the re matic couplers and continuous brakes and quickly maturing vegetables. Hun Potatoes per lm...... decided. Thin leaves only one gold dreds moved away, hut thousands were Apples—Per bbl...... 2 25 .. 2 75 advocate and Henry W. Carey, of East cording of deeds and other evidences of their locomotives with driving wheel brakes, 24 mine, the Ropes, in active operation in title to lands delinquent for taxes; joint res was disposed of. The substitute for the unable to leave. Those remaining Hotter —Dalrv. per tt>...... Lake, paymaster general. Messrs. Gar olution for sending of statutes to tlie court Creamery, per tt>...... ’12 .. .14 Michigan. House hill of last session was agreed to and 30 .. 3S field, Butterfield and Gillespie succeed of appeals. Hills passed: Changing name the bill passed, yeas2!). nays 10. The bill goes have subsisted during the winter on Eggs, per dozen ...... of the Reform School tothe Industrial Home wild game, but as much game has been Live poultry —Chickens.. it .. 10 themselves and are appointed for the Van Buren county is wholly out of back to the House. The conference report 13 .. for boys; authorizing cities and townships on the fortilicutions hill was agreed to. destroyed they have nothing to keep Turkey* ...... 12V4 full term of six years. debt. The last dollar of indebtedness to acquire l>y purchase or condemnation H ouse .—The general debate on the pension Chicago. was paid during the month of January. tlie rights of toll nr plunk roa.l companies. appropriation bill was continued. No other body and soul together. Cattle—Steers...... S 5 25 to f 5 80 At the beginning of February there H ouse .—'The majority of the special com business. The presidents of the different ex Common ...... 4 25 .. 4 Ki mittee on the two contested seats from changes in Memphis, Vieksburg and Sheep—Mixed ...... 6 00 .. 5 50 MICHIGAN STATE ITEMS. was upwards of 813,000 cash in the Detroit reported the finding of gross frauds Lambs...... 4 G5 .. 9 15 treasury and at present there is aliout in fourth precinct of the fifth ward and throw Senate .—Forty-seventh day —The bill for New Orleans have called meeting of Hogs —('ommon ...... 8 10 .. 8 50 Car famine among Muskegon ship out the ballots, which action entitles Harlow the construction ottlio Nlcaraguaslilpcanal their organizations to raise funds for Wheat—No. 2 red ...... 75M.. 7.V4 820,000 on hand. P. Davock and Bernard 1*. Shellberg, Re occupied the attention of the Senate. It No. 2 spring ...... 75*4.. 75'4 pers. provides t hat 3 per cent bonds of tho com the sufferers. The New Orleans board A number of bralcemen have quit the publicans, to the seats occunled by Otto II. Corn No. 2...... 43 V. 43*4 Kalamazoo wants a board of public Ft use h and William W. Griffin respectively. pany to an amount not exceeding flOO.OOO.(XK) of trade heads the list with 85,000. (bits...... 31V. 31V4 Toledo & Ann Arbor road because they The minority report had been stolen from shall be guaranteed “principal and Interest" Rye...... M .. 63 works. by the government of the United States have been obliged to help shovel coal. the desk of Rep. Tripp and action the matter Man and Horse Killed. Harley...... 94 .. 94 was deferred. Hills Introduced : Amending these bonds to be Issued according as money Mess pork, per bbl...... 10 40 .. 19 50 Benton Harbor ’s latest craze is a The engineers, firemen and conductors act relating to blowers in manufactories Is actually paid out and expended by the John Henkel, a German farmer liv Lard, per cwt...... 12 79 .. 12 75 city hospital. are now kicking because a bulletin has where emery wheels are used; amending company in the construction of the canal. ing south of Howard City, was coming New York. laws for the Incorporation of charitable The government Is to own the capital stock been issued compelling them to turn in of the company with the exception of 812.- to town with a load of logs and when Cattle—Natives...... $ 4 65 to 5 5 35 Ithaca merchants are going to have an^ helpwhen necessary. societies; amending net relative to a franch 11 ogs ...... 8 15 .. M 90 a telephone system. ise fee by corporations; for a dairy and food 000,090of it which Is to be retained by tlie crossing the fair grounds was Sheep—Good to choice.... 4 75 .. i, oo commissioner; repealing act for the support company and except the shares to be de The- Saginaw friends of Herbert G. livered to the governments of Nicaragua reached the horses were struck hy the Lainbs...... G 50 .. 7 0) Ice is over two feet in thickness on of teachers' institutes; to regulate the clos westbound passenger train on the Wheat—No. 2 red ...... Ml .. Ml Nichols, arc considerably alarmed over ing of barbor shops on the first day of the j and C'osta Rica. The t>ni was laid over. A Corn No. 2...... 51 .. 53‘4 Portage lake and canal. motion to call up a bill admitting four terri Detroit, Lansing & Northern railroad. the report that he has been foully week, defining the liability of common tories as states was voted down. Executive Cals...... 4154.. 48 dealt with in Chicago. It is said that carriers; prohibiting unqualified persons Mr. Henkel was instantly killed, while WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW. Oceana county fruit growers predict from becoming judges «>f courts of record; session. Adjourned. House .—The bill was he has not been seen since November 8 passed authorizing the Union Railroad one horse was killed and the other C a good season next year. incorporating “ladies ’ aid societies ” auxil T. —election day and ns he always carried iary to the "Sons of Voterunts; ” Incorporat company to construct a bridge across the seriously injured. New Y ouk , Feb. 13.—R. G. Dun Editor Kudner, of the Lapeer Demo Monongahela river In Allegheny county. weekly revlewof trade says: Two Import from 81,000 to 83,000 on his person, it is ing "Sons of Veterans; ’’ regulating the Pa. The District of Columbia committee crat, wants the postoffice. employment of women and children In Three U. S. Marshals Killed. ant events, the defeat of anti-silver bill leg feared that he has met with foul play. manufacturing establishments. Bills passed; occupied tlie remainder of the day. islation in the Senate and House and tlie 8. 8. Bray fell under the cars at Van Authorizing villages to own cemeteries News has been received of the kill concerted deposit of gold hy New Y'ork hanks in the treasury for legal tenders, derbilt and lost both his legs. The American iron mine, seven miles either within or without tholr corporate I>r. Norvln Green Is Dead. ing of Deputy Marshals Rusk, Bruner limits. have directly opposing but powerful ln- west of Ishpeming lias closed down Dr. Norvin Green ’s life was peace and Knight, near Tahlequah. I. T.. by lluence upon the markets, and It Is yet too George Taylor, of Novi, is totally Senate .—Twenty-fifth day. —Bills intro permanently, buildings dismantled and fully ended at his home at Louisville, Bill Pigeon, an Indian desperado. early to determine what the not result may blind from the effects of a cold. machinery sold. The stock was held duced: Regulating fare on street railways; lie. Speculative markets have been quite to regulate telegraph tolls; repealing act Ky. lie was president of the Western Pigeon lives in a fortified house in the Irregular. The anti-option bill still alarms Soundings will be taken at Sand principally by local and Milwaukee IH2 of 1*UI, relative to the payment of a Cherokee nation and his capture has some, while the vote in the House leads franchise fee by corporations: amending Union Telegraph company. Dr. Green’s Beach for the new harbor of refuge. capitalists. Smaller mines and those illness was only of 10 days ’ duration, been attempted many times without others to believe It will not become a law. weak financially are being crowded ’ to chapter 5* of 1857, relative to the Incorpor success. Ned Christy, another member Fork products show greater strength and The Traverse City charity ball was a ation of charitable societies: amending though for six weeks he had been con have further advanced, supplies of hogs be the wall. At the present prices only election laws. House .—No business of im of the gang, was killed a short time success in every way except financially. fined to his house and since last fall ing very smull. Coffee lias been strong, ad the largest and richest mines can sur portance other than a few bills “noticed." ago hy these marshals. vancing a quarter with moderate sales. had not been well. Dr. Y’andell de Wheat has risen i ,Cotton declined 8-16c • The mill yards of Gratiot county arc vive. scribed the disease as a catarrhal diar Never has there boon a more phenomenally receiving more timber than ever be F. M. Grenell, accountant for the To Feed You YVhlle You YY'att. rhoea. A similar attack caused him Six Miners Killed. satisfactory season for textile manufactures fore. or goods. Exports are improving a little, Union Street railway at Bay City, and Nathan Holmes, of Coldxvater. is pre suffering last summer while at Sara A slide occurred in a wall rock on hut theoutgo of $4,090,090 In gold expected Is Samuel Conklin hanged himself at ex-teller of the llonesdale National paring an electric device to be used in toga. Last fall he was a victim of grip. the tunnels at the Orient mines of the not due to trade balances. If tho tentative I'aw Paw. He leaves a willow and two bank of llonesdale, Pa., has been ar hotels and restaurants, by the use of He leaves four sons and two daughters. Colorado Fuel & Iron company at Villa action of strong bunks does not check the movement, further measures by thpclearing children. rested at the latter place on a charge which one presses a button on the For the past 30 years the greater part Grove, Col. Six were killed and six houses are contemplated for prevention of A company is being formed to work | of embezzling 830,000 from the bank. menu cards, corresponding to the ar of his time has been spent in New Y ork injured. The accident is considerable disturbance. The treasury lias not been ! He was indicted May 30, 1879, but beat ticles desired, when the order is auto but he has retained his citizenship in of a mystery and happened very unex losing gold, und thesoundest men feel that the valuable deposits of tire clay near the treasury and the hanks operating to Boyne Falls. ing the bank in the civil suits then in matically printed on a card in the Louisville. I)r. Norvin Green was horn pectedly. harmony should bo abundantly able to meet stituted the case was dropped. The kitchen and an electric tramway will in New Albany, Ind., April 17, 1818. difficulties until the now administration Ludington people will build a 875,- arrest came as a disagreeble surprise. deliver the feed to the table. He ex makes known Its policy. The business fail 000 hotel in the spring to catch sum pects to interest Chicago people in the By an explosion of gas in a New ures occurring during the last seven days He declares his innocence, and is cer York tenement house one man was number 2tt»i. For tho corresponding week of mer visitors. enterprise. Wayne expects to secure a depart tain of clearing his name. ment of the Clough «fc Warren factory. killed and about 20 injured. last year the figures were 279. Bad Axe sports havp purchased 25 acres of land and will have a race track Attorney-General Ellis has an Some of the factories of Ann Arbor Charles Sullivan, charged with big A blizzard struck Joliet, Ill., just in Canadian Annexation Felling Growing. in the spring. nounced that, for the spring election, are using anthracite coal on accouut of amy at Port Huron, pleaded guilty. time to save the town from a flood. Montreal special: The consideration Ho says that he could not live harmon The themometer dropped 20 degrees in A Port Huron woman owning four tickets bearing the names of the can the scarcity of soft coal. of Canadian annexation premeates the didates for the supreme justice, regents iously with his first two wives and six hours. masses, as well as the official upper houses and lots has applied to the poor- William V. Allen. Populist, was therefore married a third one. The Buffalo and other Schlessinger master for aid.
CLIPPED ANDf CURTAILED! audience had assembled, aromatic the offending minister flat on his back, sands of this amphitheater have If tbe Unity Is Cutting Teeth, TALMAGE IN } ROME. liquids oozed from tubes distilled from some one puts his feet ou the been abolished. ” And then 1 Be core see me tbstoldsnd well-tried roinedy, Mss. pipes and rained gently on the multi neck of the overthrown Gospelizer questioned the echoes, saying: “Where The four great ocean routes em WiKBLowre Bootmisio bvaup for children teething LESSONS TAUGHT BY THE COL tudes, ana tilled the air with odors of and looks up, spear in hand, to see is Emperor Titus who sat here?” The ploy 1,100 steamships. Swift liked to write la bed. hyacinth aud heliotrope and frankin whether the galleries and ecclesiastics answer came: “Gone to judgment. ” OSSEUM’S RUINS. At the fashionable dinners oysters "Hanson's Mugln Corn Halve." cense and balsam and myrrh and saf would have him Jet up or slain. Aud, “Where is Emperor Trajan who sat are served on artificial oyster sheila Warranted to i-uru, or money refunded. Ask your fron, so that Lucan, the poet, says of lo! many of the thumbs are down. here?” “Gone to judgment ” “Where druggist for It. Price 46 cent,t . is Emperor Maximinus who sat here?” A Mexican street car can he hired for A Thrilling Picture of the Breadful it: In the worldly realms look at the Tamerlane was au expert chess player. At once ien thousand saffron currents flow. brutalities of the presidential election “Gone to judgment ” “Where are all personal use for $3.50 a day, with the bcenes of the Arena Two Thousand And rain their odors on the crowd below. the multitudes who clapped and right to stop at any one place for two ItrummeU's Cough Drops. eight years ago. Read the biographies Uae Brummell'a Celebrated Cough Drops Tbe |en» Years Ago —Shattered Idols of Pa But where was the sport to come of Daniel Webster and Alexander H. shouted and waved flags to let the van hours. tnehave A U. M. on each‘ drop.‘ ». Soli'old everywhere. ganism. from? Well, I went into the cellars Stephens and Horace Greeley and quished up, or to have them slain, put A Vermont lumber dealer advertises Buffoa ’s only amusement was walking. ! opening off from the arena, and I saw Charles Sumner and Lucius Quintus thumbs down? ” The echoes answered: that he has for sale 50,000 shingles Buooki .tn , Feb. li—The Re*. Dr. Talmage ! the places where they kept the hyenas Lamar and James G. Blaine, and if the “Gone to judgment ” I inquired: made by the only Christian shingle FITS -All nta a topped free by UK. lulls «Ulf this morning, alter commenting on the Script and lions and panthers and wild hoars “All?” And they answered: “AU.” ■Kuril HKhTOHLK. No At alter Brat dsys uae Mar ures and giving out hymns, in which the mu tl- story of defamation and calumny and maker in the state. velous cures Treatise aad tl 00 trial bottle free to ► >» tudo of worshipers in the Brooklyn Tabernacle i and beastly violences of all sorts, with scandalization and diatribe and scur And I looked up to the sky above the eases. Bend to Dr Kline. MI Arch bt , Philadelphia, fra. joined, discoursed from the text, Romans 1:16: out food or water until made tiery rility and lampoon and billingsgate ruins, and it was full of clouds scur An electric locomotive of 2,000 horse “lam ready to preach the Gospel to you that 1 enough for the arena, and I saw the Bach’s favorite pastime was gardening. are at Rome, also." and damnable perfidy be accurately rying swiftly past, and those clouds power —nearly twice the power of the i underground rooms where t e gladi recorded, tell me iu what respects our seemed as though they had faces, and largest locomotive —is reported as lAne'i Medicine Moves tlie llowels Kerb Rome! What a city it was when Paul ators were accustomed to wait until visited it! W'hat a city it is now! political arena and the howling and some of the faces smiled and some of finished at Baden, Zurich. I>ny. In order to be healthy this Is neces the clapping of the people outside de blaspheming galleries that again and them frowned, and they seemed to sary. Cures constipation, headache, kidney Rome! The place where Virgil sang manded that they come forth armed to Philadelphia’s policemen, taking a ana liver troubles and regulates the stomach and Horace satirized and Terence again look down upon it are better have wings, and some of the wings and bowels. Price SOc and 11.00 at all dealers. murder or to he murdered. All the ar were moon-gilt and others thunder new census, have counted the city’s laughed and Cataline conspired and than the Roman Colosseum. Wheu I rangements were complete, as enough population up to 1,142,653, an increase Peter the Great liked to he carried about Ovid dramatized and Nero fiddled and read a few days ago that the Su- charged, and the voices of those clouds of the cellars and galleries still remain overpowered the echoes beneath. “Be of 95,080 over the federal census of In a wheelbarrow. Vespasian persecuted and Sulla legisla rerae Court of the United States to indicate. What fun they must have ad appropriately adjourned to pay hold he cometh with clouds and every 1890. ted and Cicero thundered and Aurelius E “ ‘Brown ’s Bronchial Troches’ are excel had turning lions without food or honors to the two last distin eye shall see him.” It is one of the greatest misfortunes and Decius and Caligula and Julian drink for a week upon an unarmed dis lent for the relief of Hoarseness or Bor* and Hadrian and Constantine and guished men mentioned, and Ameri And as I stood looking up along the in Ufa not to be able to endure misfor Throat. They are exceedingly effective.”— ciple of Jesus Christ! At the dedica can journalism, North, South, East Cuuistian Would , London , Enu . , Augustus reigned, and Paul, the walls of the Colosseum, they rose tunes; tion of this Colosseum 9,000 wild beasts and West, went into lamentations over higher and higher, higher and higher, Apostle, preached the Gospel. and 10,000 immortal men were Be cautious of giving credence to the Charles II spent much time In hlschomtcal 1 am not much of a draftsman, but I their departure and said all compli until the amphitheater seemed to be slain; so that the blood of mentary things in regard to them, I ill you hear, and doubly so of repeat laboratory. have in my memorandum book a filled with all the nations of the past men and beast was not a asked, When did the nation lie about and all the nations of the present and ing it. sketch I made in the winter of brook, hut a river; not a these men? Was it when, during their The Modern Invalid 1880, when I went out to the all the nations of the future, those He is the best accountant who can Has tastes medicinally, In keeping with pool, hut a lake. Having been in that life, it gave them malediction, or now, who went down under the paws of cast up correctly the sum of his own gate through which Paul entered way dedicated, be not surprised when other luxuries. A remedy must bo pleas Rome, and walked up the very street since their death, when bestowing wild beasts, and those who sat waving errors. antly acceptable in form, purely wholesome I tell you that Emperor Probus on one upon them beatification. The same flags to let up the conquered, and In composition, truely beneficial in effect he walked up to see somewhat how occasion threw into that arena of the Credit is a matter so subtle in its es the city must have looked to him spirit of cruelty that you deplore in those who held thuiqbs down to com and entirely free from every objectionable Colosseum a thousand stags, a thou the Roman Colosseum is seen in the mand their assassination, and small sence, that, as it may be obtained al quality. If really 111 he consults a physi as he came in on the Gospel er sand hoars and a thousand ostriches. most without reason, so without reason cian; If constipated he uses the gentle fam rand proposed in the text. Palaces on sharp appetite the world seems to have and great, and Emperor and slave, What fun it muse have been! the sound for the downfall of good men, and in and pastor and people, and righteoua may it be made to melt away. ily laxative Byrup of Elga. either side of the street through which of the trumpets, the roar of the wild the little missionary advanced. Piled the divorce of those whose marital life and wicked, the amphitheater seeming It is a fact which escapes none, that, beasts and the groans of the dying was thought accordant, ani in the ab The office seeker is satisfied withany offica up wickedness. Enthroned accursed to rise to infinite heights on all Bides generally speaking, who so is ac he can get —until he gets It. men! while in the gallery the wives sconding of a bank cashier. Oh, my of me, and in the center of that amphi ness. Templed cruelties. Altars to and children of those’down under the quainted with his worth has hut little A great many patriots would emlgrato If sham deities Glorified delusions. Pil friends, the world wnnts more of theater, instead of the arena of the there was any money in It. lion ’s paw wrung their hands and the spirit of “Let-hiin-up,” and combatants, a great throne stood, ris stock to cultivate acquaintance with. lared, arched, domed, turreted abomi shrieked out in widowhood and or- nations. Wickedness of all sorts at a less of the spirit of "Thumbs- ing higher and higher, higher and ! phanage, while one hundred thousand down. ’’ There are hundreds of men higher, and on it sat the Christ for high premium and Righteousness ! people clapped their hands and there ninety-nine and three-fourths per cent in the prisons of America who whom the martyrs died and against ■ was a “lia! Ha!" wide as Rome and ought to he discharged, because whom the Diocletians plotted their off. And now he passes by the foun ! deep as perdition. The corpses of dations of a building which is to be al they were the victims of circumstances persecutions, and waving one hand I that arena were put on a cart or or have suffered enough. There are toward the piled up splendors to the “Each Spoonful has most unparalleled for vastness. You dragged by a hook out through what can see by the walls, which have be in ail professions and occupations, right of him, he cried: “Come, ye was called the Gate of Death. What men who are domineered over by blessed, ” and waving the other gun to rise, that here is to be some i an excitement it must have been thing enough stupendous to astound others and whose whole life is a strug- hand toward the piled up glooms ! when two combatants entered the ple with monstrous opposition, and on the left of him, he cried: “Depart, done its Perfect Work” the centuries. Aye, it is the Colosseum , arena, the one with sword and started. cirumstances have their heel upon the ye cursed. ” And so the Colos I shield and the other with net and throbbing and broken hearts. For seum of Rome that evening of 1889 Of the theater at Ephesus where Paul ! spear. The swordsman strikes at the fought with wild beasts, of the temple God ’s sake, let them up! Away with seemed enlarged into the amphitheater Is the verdict of every woman who has used RoyaS man with a net and spear; he dodges the spirit of “Thumbs-down! ” What of the Last Judgment, and I passed of Diana, of the Parthenon, of Phara 1 the sword, and then flings the net over oh’s palace at Memphis, and of other the world wants is a thousand men from under the arch of that mighty Baking Powder. Other baking powders soon the head of the swordsman and jerks like Telemachus to leap out of the gal structure, mighty even in its ruins, great buildings, the ruins of which I him to the floor of the arena, and the have seen, it has been my privilege to lery into the arena, whether he he a praying to Almighty God, through deteriorate and lose their strength, owing to the | man who flung the net puts his foot Roman Catholic monk or a Methodist Jesus Christ, for mercy in that day for address yon, hut a member of my fam j on the neck of the fallen swordsman, ily asked me recently why I had not steward, or a Pre shyterian elder, and which all other days were made, and and, spear in hand, looks up to the go in between the contestants. that as I expected mercy from God, I use of inferior ingredients, but Royal Baking spoken to you of the Colosseum at I galleries, as much as to say: “Shall I Rome, since its moral and religious les “Blessed are the peacemakers, for might exercise mercy toward others, I let him up, or shall I plunge this spear they shall be called the children of Powder is so carefully and accurately com sons are so impressive. I into his body until he is dead?" The and have more and more of the spirit God. ” of “Let-him-up” and less and less of Perhaps, while in Rome, the law of 1 audience had two signs, either of which pounded from the purest materials that it retains contrast wrought upon me. I had vis One-half the world is down and the the spirit of “Thumbs-down. ” We they might give. If they waved their may not all he able to do a sum in ited the Mamertine dungeon where flags, it meant spare the fallen con other half is up, and the half that is its strength for any length of time, and the last Paul was incarcerated. I had meas ud has its heel on the half that is higher mathematics, but there is a sum testant If they turned their thumbs in the first rule of Gospel arithmetic ured the opening at the top of the dun down it meant slay him. Occasionally down. If you, as a boss workman, or spoonful in the can is as good as the first, which geon through which Paul had been let as a contractor, or as a Bishop, or as a which we all may do. It is a sum in | the audience would wave their flags simple addition. “Add to your faith down and it was twenty-three inches and the fallen would be let up, hut State or national official, or as a potent is not true of any other baking powder. by twenty-six. The ceiling, at its factor in social life, or in any way are virtue, and to virtue knowledge, and ; that was too tame sport for most to knowledge temperance, and to tern- highest point, was seven feet from occasions, and generallv the thumbs oppressing anyone, know that the the floor, hut at the sides of the same devil that possessed the Roman peiance patience, and to patience god | from the galleries were turned liness, and to godliness brotherly kind room, the ceiling was five feet, seven 1 down, and with that sign would Colosseum oppresses you. The Diocle- inches The room, at the widest, be heard the accompanying shout tians are not all dead. The cellars ness, and to brotherly kindness was fifteen feet. There was a seat of of "Kill! Kill! Killl Kill!” leading into the arena of life’s struggle charity ” rock two and half feet high. There are not all emptied of their tigers. The was a shelf four feet high. The only Yet it was far from being a mono- vivisection by young doctors of dogs How Teeth Grow- furniture was a spider ’s web suspended ; tone of sport for there was a change ! of program in that wondrous Colos and cats and birds most of the time from the roof, which I saw by the adds nothing to human discovery, hut An eminent dentist is authority for torchlight I carried. There was the seum. Under a strange and powerful is only a continuation of Vespasian ’s the following: “It wouid take too subterraneous passage from the dun ! machinery, beyond anything of modern Colosseum. The cruelties of the world long to describe the formation of the geon to the Roman forutn, so that the invention, the floor of the arena would generallybegin in nurseries and in home teeth, but it may interest you to know WORTH READING. prisoner could he taken directly from I begin to rock and roll and then give circles and in day schools. The child that the enamel is derived in the first prison to trial. The dungeon was away, and there would appear a lake that transfixes a fly with a pin, or the place from the epithel gum, or scarf built out of volcanic stone from the of bright water, and ou its bariks trees low feeling that sets two dogs into skin, and is, in fact, modified skin, Alhano Mountains Oh, it was a dis would spring up rustling with foliage, combat, or that bullies a weak or crip while the dentine,'of which the bulk Mt. Sterling , Ky ., Feb. i$, 1889. mal and terrific place. You never saw and tigers appeared among the jungles, pled playmate, or the indifference that of the tooth is composed, is derived coal hole so iark or so forbidding. and armed men would come forth, and starves a canary bird, needs only to be from the mucus layer below the epithe The place was to me a nervous shock, there would be.a tiger huut Then, developed in order to make a first-class lium. Lime salts are slowly deposited, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. for 1 remembered that was the best on the lake in the Colosseum, armed Nero or a full armed Apollyon. It and the tooth pulp, or nerve, is the thing that the world would afford the ships would float, and there would he would he a good sentence to he writ last remains of what was once a pulpy most illusrious being, except One, that a sea light What fun! What lots of ten on the top line of a child’s hook, mass of the shape of the future tooth, Gentlemen :—I desire to make a brief it ever saw, and that from that fun! When pestilence came, in order and a fit inscription to he embroidered and even the tooth pulp in the old place Paul went out to die. From to appease the gods, in this Colosseum in the arm-chair of the sitting-room, people sometimes gets quite obliter statement for the benefit of the suffering. 1 that spot, I visited the Colos a sacrifice would he made, and the and an appropriate motto for Judge, ated by calcarous deposits. The thirty- seum, one of the most astounding people would throng that great amphi and jury, and District Attorney and theater, shouting: “The Christians to two permanent teeth are pre miracles of architecture that the world Sheriff to look at in the court-house: ceded by twenty temporary deciduous the wiljl beasts,” and there would be had been afflicted with catarrh of the head, ever saw. Indeed, I saw it morning, “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall or milk teeth. These are fully erupted noon and night, for it ttrew a spell dn a crackling of human hones in the obtain mercy.” at about two to two and one-half jaws of leonine ferocity. throat and nose, and perhaps the bladder me from which I could not break And so the ruins of that Colosseum years old, and at about six years of away. Although now a vast ru n, the But all this was to be stopped. By age a wonderful absorption sets in, by the outraged sense of public decency? preach to me. Indeed the most impres Colosseum is so well preserved that we sive things on earth are ruins. The four which the roots of the temporary teeth for fully twenty-five years. Having tried can stand in the center and recall all No. There is only one thing that has are removed to make room for the ad ever stopped cruelty and sin, and that greatest structures ever built are in that it once was. It is in shape ellip ruins. The Parthenon in ruins. The vancing permanent ones. The crowns soidal, oval, oblong. It is, at its great is Christianity, and it was Christianity, of the former, having no support, be whether you like its form or not, that Temple of Diana in ruins. The Temple other remedies without success, I was led est length. 612 feet- After it had fur of Jerusalem in ruins. The Colosseum come loose and fall away. One would nished seats for 87,000 people, it had stopped this massacre of centuries. naturally suppose that the advancing One day while, in the Colosseum, a in ruins. Indeed the earth itself will room for 15,000 more to stand, so that yet he a pile of ruins, the mountains in permanent tooth was a powerful factor by an advertisement in the Sentinel-Demo 100,000 people could sit aud stand Roman victory was being celebrated, in the absorption of its temporary and one hundred thousand enraptured ruins, the seas in ruins, the cities in transfixed by its scenes of courage and ruins, the hemispheres in ruins. Yea, predecessor, but we have many facts martyrdom and brutality and horror. spectators were looking down upon crat to try Hall’s Catarrh Cure. I have just two gladiators in the arena stabbing further than that, all up and down to prove it has no influence whatever; Instead of our modern tickets of ad the heavens are worlds burned up, indeed, the interesting phenomena of mission, they entered by ivory and slicing each other to death, an Asiatic monk by the name of Tele- worlds wrecked, worlds extinct, worlds the eruption and succession of teeth finished my fourth bottle, and I believe I check, and a check dug up near are very little unders toocL I may re Rome within a few years,was marked: machus was so overcome by the cruelty abandoned. Worlds on worlds in ruins! But I atn glad to fcay it is the. same old mark in passing, that a child of six, “Section 6, Lowest Tier, Seat No. that he leaped from the gallery into the arena and ran in between the two heaven, and in all that world there is who has not yet lost any temporary am right when I say 1 am thoroughly re 18. ” You understand that the build not one ruin and never will be a ruin. teeth, has in its jaws, either erupted or ing was not constructed for an audi swordsmen, and pushed first one back Not one of the pearly gates will ever non-erupted, no less than fifty-two ence to hs addressed by human voice, and then the other back and broke up the contest. Of course, the audience become unhinged. Not one of the teeth, more or less formed. stored. I don ’t believe there is a trace of although I tested it with some friends amethystine towers will ever fall. Not and could be heard across it,but it was was affronted at having their sport stopped, and they hurled stones at the one of the mansions will ever decay. Coni nn<1 Cold Weather. made only for the seeing and was cir Not one of the chariots will ever be the disease left. Respectfully, cular and at any point allowed full head of Telemachus until he fell dead A careful and prolonged series of ex in the arena. But when the day was unwheeled. Not one of the thrones periments made in Germany appear to view of the spectacle. The arena in the will ever rock down. Oh, make sure center in olden times was strewn with passed and the passions of the people furnish absolute proof that coal suffe-s WM. BRIDGES, Merchant Tailor. pounded stone or sand, so as not to he had cooled off, they deplored the of heaven, for it is an everlasting heaven. Through Christ, the Lord, an important loss by continued ex too slippery with human blood,for if it martyrdom of the brave and Christian posure to the weather. Anthracite were too slippery it would spoil the Telemachus, and as a result of the get ready for residence in the eternal SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. 75 cents. overdone cruelty, the human sacrifices palaces. and cannel suffer least, hut ordinary fun. The sand flashed here and there bituminous coal depreciates nearly with sparkles of silver and gold, and of the Colosseum were forever abol The last evening before leaving Nero added cinnabar and Caligula ad ished. Rome for Brindisi and Athens and one-third in weight and nearly one- ded chrysocolla. The sides of the arena What a good thing, say you, that Egypt and Palestine, I went alone to half in gas-making property after were composed of smooth marble, such cruelties have ceased. My friends, the Colosseum. There was not a living long exposure. Weather waste of r.oft eleven feet high,so that the wild beasts the same SDirit of ruinous amuse soul in all the immense area. Even coals is therefore always to be taken of the arena could not climb up into ments and of moral sacrifice is abroad those accustomed to sell curios at the into account in establishments where the audience. , On the top of these in the world to-day although it takes four entrances of the building had a large amonnt of coal is required. gone away. The place was so over SEEIEYS HARD RUBBE* sides of smooth marble was a metal other shapes. Last summer in our The loss is believed to come from a railing, having wooden rollers, which Southwest there occurred a scene of whelmingly silent, I could hear my cure RUPTURE. own heart heat with the emotions slow oxidation that takes place, the ______Mechanical Treetmentol easily revolved, so that if a panther pugilism on which all Christendom Itupturu ami Price J.e*i mulled Fltl'K. Address should leap high enough to scale the looked down, for I saw the papers on nroused by the place and hour. I consequence being the practical burn I. B.BKKLkl a CO., 26 S.lllh bt., Philadelphia,!’*. wall and with his oaw touch any one the other side of the Atlantic Ocean paced the arena. I walked down into ing of a portion of the coal in the pile, of those rollers, it would revolve and giving whole columns of it. Will the dens where the hyenas were once and the result is a lessened heating drop him back again into the arena. some one tell me in what respect that kept. T ascended to the place where capacity. Hack of this marble wall surrounding brutality of last summer was superior the Emperor used to sit I climbed up Garfield Tea ss: Cana Sick Headache. Keetores Complexion .Save* Doctors' the arena was a level platform of to the brutality of the Roman Colos on the galleries from which the mighty Mere Mutter of Time. Hills. Sample free. U*Rrua.u T«a Co., Ill w. 46th8t,N.Y. seum? In some respects it was worse, throngs of people had gazed in en stone, adorned with statues ot gods Mrs. Binks—How does it happen and goddesses and the artistic effigies by so much as the nineteenth century chantment. To break the silence, I Cures Constipation of monarchs and conquerors. Here pretends to be more merciful and shouted, and that seemed to awaken that Mrs. Nexdoor atn afford to dress the echoes, echo upon echo. And better than I can? or« ow* were movable seats for the Emperor more decent than the fifth century. one. Meal. and the imperial swine and swinesses That pugilism is winniug admiration those awakened echoes seemed to nd- Mr. Binks —They haven’t been mar GRiNDi!— OyalcrShelis. t.runiun Flour A t orn, m the with which he surrounded himself. in this country is positively proved by dress me, saving: “Men die, but their ried long, and I presume he isn’t quite the fact that years ago such collision work lives on. Gaundcntius, the archi SRHANDISILlsfer Before the place where the Emperor broke yet. 4Jw HMI per cent. sat, the gladiators would walk was reported in a half dozen lines of tect who planned this structure, the In keeping Poultry. Alao l'»F\VihtsI1« immediately after entering the newspaper, if reported at all. and now 60.000 enslaved Jews brought by Titus Hotel Towels, FARMFP.KB HII.I.M.OrealanandUNrtimoJU from Jerusalem and who toiled on sent on application. WII.SUN IIKOS. KhIia . I arena, crying: “ Hail, Ciesar! THose it takes the whole side of a newspaper Hotel Keeper—Yes, sir, you ’d he about to die salute thee.” The to tell what transpired between the these walls, the gladiators who fought different ranks of spectators were first blood drawn by one loafer and in this arena, the Emperors and Em- surprised at the number of towels we MEND YOUR OWN HARNESS divided by partitions studded with the throwing up of the sponge by pressess who had place on yonder lose —hundreds every year, sir—hun inni the other loafer, and it is not the platform, the millions who, during dreds. mosaics of emerald and beryl and ruby ftOkm Colli. C:uglu, 8or* Tkrait, Crrcp. hfiattu. I and diamond. Great masts of wood newspaper's fault, for the newspapers centuries, snt and rose in these gal Traveler—Ah, ves, I see. Guests ▼botpla? Cos-h. B-an:h!t!i xnd xitini. A etruia err* THOMSON’S arose from ali sides of the building, give only what the people want, and leries, have passed away, but enough mistake ’em for handkerchiefs. for Coarun;:icn is ffrit it*?!*. isd a tut nllcf ia id- from which festoons of flowers were when newspapers put carrion on your of the Colosseum stands to tell the nacol t.tjii. Ci» it onto. Too wUl cc« tki izetllint table, it is because you prefer carrion. story of cruelly and pomp and power. tfur t»ffsg tii lint doi«. Gold ly dtilsri trirr- suspended, crossing the building, or in The officials who look after the wisn. Itrjf cot *4ci 60 coati snd SI.00. 1* time of rain, awnings of silk were sps- The same spirit of brutality is seen to Five hundred years of bloodshed. ” SLOTTED ded, the Colosseum having no root. day in many an ecclesiastical court Then, as I stood there, there came to morals of the people of Koeslin, Prus me another burst of echoes, which sia, have given notice that the works WORN NIGHT AND DAY. flic outside wall was encrusted with when a minister is put on trial. Look Hold, the worst rup CLINCH RIVETS. at the countenances of the prosecuting seemed throbbing with the prayers of Alexander Dumas, Alphonse Dau* ture with ease under all marble and had four ranges, and the _ . _ . Ircmn.I.n.Perfect No tool* required. Only a hammer needed three lower ranges had eighty columns ministers and not in all cases hut in and songs and groans of Christ det, Eugene Sue, Count Tolstoi and I Adi 1 c ■■ Adjustment. Comfort to drive and clinch them easily and quickly; ians who had expired in that arena, * — — —— MM Car* Ne—l leaving the clinch absolutely smooth. Requiring each and arches after arches, and on many cases, you will find nothing hut Paul de Koch are subject to confisca 111798 Improvement*. Illus no hole to be made in the leather nor burr for tho each arch an exquisite statue of a god diabolism inspires them. They let out and they seemed to say: “How much trated catalogue and Rivet*. They ere STRONG. TOUGH and DURABLE. tion. rules for self-measure or hero. Into 180 feet of altitude on one poor minister who cannot de it cost to serve God in ages ment sent *e<-urely M'llioni now In nse. All lengths, uniform or »oa red the Colosseum. It glittered and fend himself, the lion of ecclesiasticism past, and how thankful modern or tied O. V. Horufc easorted, put up In boxes The nearest fixed star is 21,000,000,- MKU. CO., 744 growl- Ask your dealer for them, or eend 40c. flashed and shone with whole sunrises and the tiger of bigotry and the wild centuries ought to he that the way, Raw Kurt City. In stampe for • box of 100; assorted sixes. i and sunsets of dazzlement. After the boar of jealousy, and hf they can get persecution which reddened the 000 miles from the earth. HANOT A CTtJBBD BT JUDSON L. THOMSON MFG. CO.,' Waltham, Mats. ■ CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1893.
others have been elected, and iB now en The following portion of the law cre bill this week, and it is now in the TIME TABLE T:H::E.. The Independent joying a temporary triumph. When ating this office gives the requirements hands of Mr. Harrison. the fifty-third congress assembles, ueccssary to fulfill the duties thereof. Mr. Morton looked us though hereally 5176 GEORGE 8. COKBIT, Editor and Proprietor. Mr. Richardson will be promptly seated It is Act No. 147, laws of 1801, and It is enjoyed presiding over the joint session in kffect white Sewing and Mr. Belknap will return to Grand only necessary .to give the following of the House and Senate held Wednes Oct. 23d, 1892 . in king . HT.JOHNS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16,1898 Rapids to finish his studv of the trail portions : day to count the electoral votes and ing arbutus.—State Democrat. Section 2. There shall be elected at officially declnre Cleveland and Steven westward UKMOCKATIC STATE CONVENTION. the election held ou the first Moudny in son elected President ami Vice Presi 1 April, eighteen hundred and ninety- 1A ►. * !•■>* * - . The democrats of Michigan will meet In The sport which the Legislature is three, and every second year thereafter, dent, and he probably did. Most men «=! of-llof |’i * having with the anti-pass matter may would, in his place. stations . a of, 5 m 2 ^ -® "a statu convention at the Auditorium, In the iu each county, one county commission 2 0 s city of Detroit, on Tuesday, February 38, at U perhaps be taken as indicative of a pur er of schools, whose term of office If the amendments to the pension i o ’clock noon, for the purpose of nominating shall commence on the first day of July laws, which have been approved by a a K 53 A I pose on the part of the republican legis next following hisor her election, and one candidate for Associate Justice of the latures to carry into effect the pledge of majority of the House Appropriations a. m. a. m. j p. in. p in. p. tu. Supreme Court of Mtchiiran, and two candi who shall continue In office two years dfttroi r Lt 6 501 10 50 4 (15 6 4-6 10 45 Milwaukee Jet. 7 10 11 10| 4 26 9 05 11 05 | dates for regents of the university, and the their party platform against the accept or until his or her successor shall be committee, become laws the Pension ance of passes by the people's repres elected and qualified. The county com office will be transferred to the War }>. Ul. transaction of such other business as may missioner of schools elected under the 7 58 12 Mi 5 07 9 ,50 12*15 properly come before the convention. Each entatives. if anybody has drawn that Department and be under the control of .1 8 42 12 45 5 51 'A. Ul. provisions of this section shall tile with Holly .. 10 ;» 1 it county In tbo state will be entitled to one dele conclusion we advise them to revise it the county clerk for the county for which detailed army officers, and the payment Durand. a 35 i : w r, 50 1! 10 2 13 gate for each 500 votes cast for Govenor at the with as little ceremony as possible. he or she is elected his or her oath of of pensions will be stopped to those hav 10 15 2 .30 7 30 3 05 last general election and one additional dele 10 54 3 Mi 8 04 3 58 I The Senators and members have tasted office and bond, the same as provided in ing an income of as much as $.500 a year; . Jl 49 3 56 8 55 5 10 gate fora fraction of not less than 350 votes, section one of this act, and the county p. to. 00 2 > but no county shall have less than two dele blood. In other words, they have their clerk shall make the same report to the to widows who married soldiers since 12 17 4 241 9 24 8H 5 50 gates in the convention. Under the rule long pockets tilled with railroad passes. 1870, and, except in cases of total disa Grand Rapid?. 1 00 5 10 10 20 - 73 7 05 1 Superintendent of Public Instruction in G .R. A I. Jet.. 1 06 5 15[ 10 35 s* 7 10 1 adhered to, all delegates must be residents of They are as little likely to give them up all respects as provided in section one bility, to all alien non-residents. F'errysburg ...... 2 05 0 10. * *< 8 20 the counties which thiy represent in the con Grand Karen .1 2 lot 6 151 8 25 j as the tiger is to relinquish its prey. of this act. Don . vention. They will laugh at Representative Sec. 3. No person shall be eligible to EASTWARD. The delegates from each congressional dis the office of county commissioner of TSmmX -p Vt VC c* Cm trict will! meet in caucus at 10 o ’clock a. in., Moore's bill requiring the railroads to schools who shall not be a graduate in ** White and dazzling Z? -j± •4 , 3 — Jz wSl on the day of the convention, at quarters to pass them and treat it as a huge joke. the literary department of some repu STATIONS. x . — 5*1 [=H None Better, None Lower Price toe hereafter designated by the central com table college, university or state normal In the moan's fair light she looked * a s _ M 5 MeZ Rut the practical result will be the same 2 A- « wf • mitted, to recommend persons for service in school, or hold a state teacher’s certifi M as if they passed just such a bill, except w U- *2 * La . Z For quality and variety of work. the organization of the convention. Each dis cate, or who shall not hav,e held a first Nothing remarkable about that! a. in. p IU. p. in. trict is entitled to one vice president of the that the passes actually issued may ter grade certificate, within two years next Grand Haven ...Lt 9 00 2 10 8 00 She was fair to look upon, as a matter F’errysburg ...... A. B BALCOM, Agt. convention and one member each of the com minate a little earlier than the Moore preceding the time of his or her elec 9 05 2 15 8 05 O. R.
PntNONAI,, FIRST LOVE. BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHT8. ANNALS OF THE WAR. JACKSON, Aug. 6, 1 M2—Cedar Mountain, Va. The Merchant Tulior. Mrs. Cbafey was visiting friends at BY OWEN MEREDITH. The English actor, K. S. Willard, is to become a citizen of the United States. • Ibonewall Jackson, with 34,000 men, at Ithaca last week. tacked Banks, with 7,000, and was worsted. Geo. W. DeWitt, of Flint, spent last Whooi flntt we love, you know, wc seldom wed. The leading role in “A Cold Day” will Union loss, 1,250 killed and wounded; 200 Time rules ua all. And life, Indeed, la not be played by Miss Carrie Neilsou, the hou - Sunday in our village. prisoners. Confederate loan believed to be The thing we planned It out ere hope was dead brette. heavier. NEW W. II. Brunson attended circuit court And, then, we women cannot ohooee our lot. Julia Marlowe and her manager, Fred at Corunna on Monday last. Aug. 10—Wilson ’s Creek, Mo. Lyon at Much muat be borue which la hard to boar, Stinson, are considering an offer to play tacked McCulloch. Union force, 5,200; Con AND Richard Moore went to Lansing on Much given away which It were awcet to in I.ondju. federate, 24,000. Union loss, 263 killed, 721 business, Tuesday morning. keep, Henry E. Dixey contemplates a trip wounded; Confederate*, 420 killed, 1,300 STYLISH Mrs. J. J. Moinet is suffering from God help ua all who need. Indeed, Hie care ; around the world under the management wounded. the effects of a sprained ankle. And yet I know the 8hepherd loves His of Harry Askin. Aug. 10—McClellan ’s whole arir.y moved sheep. Lewis Morrison thinks seriously of con from Panmnkey and York rivers to the FALL J. S. Osgood returned from the sani fining himself exclusively to “Richelieu” tarium at Battle Creek, yesterday, much My little boy begins to prattle now, James river; thence to Alexandria and thecoming season. Washington. AND improved. I Upon my knee his earliest infant prayer, J He baa bla father’s caver eyes, I know. Stuart Robson lias revived Buckstone ’s Aug. 18 —Braggs ’ invasion of Kentucky ^AKlM* Mrs. Ora. Shook, of Saginaw, is a old comedy, “Married Life,” and will pro And they Bay, too, bla mother's sunny hair. began. WINTER guest of Mr. and Mrs. V. It. Lane, of J duce it in New York next May. But when he Bleeps and smiles upon my knoe, Aug. 21—Pope ’s retreat from Cedar Greeubuili. Mme. Jnnuuschek has had remarkable mountain to the Rappahannock. And I can feel bla light breath come and go, success this seasou as Lady Macbeth. SUITINGS, POWDER Mr. and Mrs. Davis, of Lansing, vis 1 think of one —Heaven help and pity me— Aug. 26—Capture of Manassas Station Edmund Collier is the leading man of her Absolutely Pure. ited Mrs. Wm. Hoffman, the front part Who lovod me, ahd whom I loved long ago. by Ewell and Jackson; {500,000 worth of • company. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of Union stores destroyed. OVERCOATINGS of last week. Who might have been. Ah, what 1 dare not Edwin Milton Royle lias sold the Aus •11 in leavening strength.—iMletl U. S. Government Aug. 27 —Kettle Run, Va. Pope succeed Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hughes are now think. trian riiets of his comedy drama, hood Report. Wc are all chan god ; God Judges for the beat “Friends, ” to Streitman, the tenor, who ed in driving bock the Confederates. Union AND *■ Royal Kakixu Powder Co »na Wall St.. N. Y cozily settled in their new home on loss, 50 killed, 300 wounded; Confederate, God help ua do our duty aud not to shrink, will produce it in Vienna. Wight street. 300 killed and wounded and 700 prisoners. Mr. E. Keeney, of Adrian, a traveling And trust In heaver humbly for the rest. A. M. Palmer has engaged May Brookyn TROWSERINGS. to play the role of Mrs. Erlynne in “Lady Aug. 29—Second battle of Bull Run. salesman, is visiting his brother, J ames But blame us women not if some appear Union loss, 600 killed, 4,000 wounded, 3,000 The Independent. too cold at times, and some too gay and Windermere ’s Fan,” which will be pro Keeney, of this village. duced in Boston in January. prisoners; Confederate, 700 killed, 8,000 STEAM PKIM'IlNu HOtSfc. light; wounded. Confederate victory. II. E. Walbridge and wife, of Grand Some griefs gnaw deep, some woes are hard “The New South,” written by Clay M. Rapids, spent a couple of days visiting Greene and Joseph R. Grismer, will be .Sept. 1—Chantilly, Va. Confederates to bear— worsted. Kearny killed. About 1,000 on Published every Thursday morn- Who knows the pasty And who can judge presented to a metropolitan audience for PERFECT Ing from the Independent Block. in this village, last week. each side killed and wounded. Mrs. S. Swarthout, of Wheeler, Grat us right y the first time on Jan. 2 at the Broadway No. 1 7. Clinton Mvenue. theater, New York. Sept. 4—The whole Confederate army, FITS GUARANTEED. iot county, is making a two weeks’ visit Ob, were we judged by what we migbl have under Lee, Jackson, Hill and Longstreet, been. “Uriel Acosta ” will be the next play to UEO S. CORBIT. Proprietor. with friends in this village. reach the United States by the way of crossed the Potomac und entered Mary Mrs. W. A. Horton enjoyed a few And tiot by what we are—too apt to fall ! London. It was popular in Germany land. All the Pennsylvania militia called TERMSt My little child—he sleeps and smiles between twenty years ago. The scene is laid in out to repel invasion. days, visit from her mother and sister These thoughts and me. In Heaven we ahall Strictly in Advance, ... #1.00 Amsterdam in the Seventeenth century. Sept. 5—South Mountain, Md. Confed JACKSON, from Grand Ledge, last week. know all. erates, 40,000 strong; Union, 00,000. Union Independent ai^d Detroit Free Frees, 1.70 Mrs. II. W. Warnica and daughter, ST. JOHNS. CROWN AND SCEPTER. loss reported by McClellan, killed, 443; All Settlement, of I’ant Due Siihacrlptlona Ethel, of Sand Beach, this state, are COMING EVENTS. wounded, 1,800. Confederate loss estimated trill be mane at the rate of VI.30 at 4,000. Per Year. visiting H. W. Morris and other friends TheGerman emperor baa a walking stick A ghost social will be given at Grange made of rhinoceros skin. Sept. 15—Harper’s Ferry taken by Stone Our advertising rates are SlOO per column per here. C. S. Scofield, manager for the Mer hall, Greenbusli, Monday evening next, The emperor of Annam has 200 wives, wall Jackson. Union force surrendered. annum. Business notices five cents per line for Confederates took 11,583 prisoners, 73 guns, each insertion. Editorial notices, ten cents. cantile Co., is in New York purchasing February 20. All are invited. but he keeps them in separate houses, each Business cards. 81 per line per year of which is surrounded by a high wall. 11,000 stands of arms, 1,800 horses and im Marriage, birth and death notices tuserted free. stock for this extensive mercantile The ladies ’ society, of St. John’s mense quantities of stores. Obituary comments, resolutions, cards of thanks, The shah of Persia on state occasions etc., will be charged lor at the rate of five cents house. church, will meet with Mrs. C. E. Ball, smokes a pipe which cost {320,000. It is Sept. 17 —Antietnm, Md. Entire Union por line. Thursday afternoon, February 10. and Confederate armies, each about 100,000 FALL AND WINTER. Correspondence containing local news is solicited Agent Bullard and wife, of Corunna, set with rubies, diamonds and emerulds. from all parts of thecounty. were in town Monday afternoon, and The Bengal U. B. mite society will strong, engaged. McClellan defeated I>ee. Queen Margherita of Italy has turned Union loss, killed, 2,010; wounded, 9,416; —: o :— pacilitiks for doi .no visited relatives and friends at Fowler, meet with Mrs. S. Alexander, Wednes poetess. She objects to fame, however, and missing, 1,045. Confederate loss estimated JOB BBIISTTIISTO Tuesday. day, February 22, at 10:30 a. m. All in will not allow even her husband to rend at 25,000. Confederates retreated. Union her poems. Unsurpassed for style and cheapness John Scriven, who. some time since, vited. army captured 13 guns. 7 caissons, 15,000 GEO. H. JUDD. sprained one of his ankles in a Recollect the Epworth League, Sun Duke Carl Theodor of Bavaria, the small arms and 39 colors. brother of the empress of Austria, is one Thk Fishionabi k BUSINESS DIRECTORY. painful manner, is slowly regaining the day, Feb. 19, at 3o ’clock p. m. Subject: of the roost hardworking and charitable “Christian Faith.” Leader, W. T. EXPOSITION ECHOES. Barbers. use of his limb. men in the world. ** Let’’ Sweeney, of Ionia, and form Kelly. Queen Victoria has a great number of There will be a display of Pennsylvania ’s DEM ITE K l It III It MIOP WILSON A erly of this village, was here yesterday Come to the Young People's meeting hobbies. She has one rather remarkable. grape culture interests at the World ’s fair. CARESS, Proprietors, Walker St., West. Ev All her numerous grand and great-grand Merchant Tailor, for examination by Dr. Gillam, for an Sunday evening, at the Baptist church, erything in our line done promptly and with sat children have been baptized in the same Mme. Minnie Hauk has been made a isfaction. Ladies' and Children’s llaircutting, a at 5:43. Subject: “Hindrances. How member of the advisory council of music Nearly Oppesiir. fine Postokficr . specialty. increase of pension. little lace robe. Perhaps she made it her Emerson Robb, of Greenbusli, left to meet them.” self. of the World ’s fair. Is now showing the most Complete ami Sty ACOB FOKKCI1, proprietor of the Central here Tuesday evening for Hastings, The Epwortli league social announced Frederick the Great was an enthusiastic The Welsh spinning industry is to be Barber Shop. Ladies' and children's hair- lish Line of Jcatting s specialty. Good hath rooms iuconnectlon. m these columns to take place at the musiciau and a first rate flute player. It demonstrated ut the Chicago World ’s fair Neb., where lie intends locatinga claim by a number of Welsh girls in their na and making his future home. residence of Wm. Norgate, in Duplain, is said that sometimes after a victorious Loan Agents. battle he would repair to his tent and tional dress. SUITINGS, Mrs. J. G. Wise, of this village, was Feb. 14, was postponed on account of amuse himself with his favorite instru The Duke of Veragua, who has the blood he: niciiioak moiitoaoeco ., called to Ann Arbor, Tuesday morning, the Disciple social announced to take ment. ______of Christopher Columbus in his veins, has Limited. Capital, 175,000, successors to Wslker OVERCOATINGS, TA White, deslersin Mortgage Securities, School and by the illness of lieu daughter, Myrta, place on tiiat date. been appointed president of the committee Municipal Bonds. A few pieces of choice lands for The aid society of the M. E. church, ELECTRIC SPARKS. on the Spanish exhibit. VESTINGS, sale. Office cor. Walker and Spring-sts., St. Johns. who has an attack of tonsilitis. Arthur Newton, who spent his boy will, providing the sleighing is not en Steps are being taken to establish tele Henry C. Ford, of Philadelphia, chair Attorneys. hood days in this village, and who is tirely licked up, hold a social at the phonic communication between Denmark man of the fish commission, estimates the -----and ----- and Sweden under the sound. cost of Pennsylvania ’s display of fish at now living in California, is visiting his home of Mrs. Wm. Moss, of Bengal, to the World ’s fair at {6,000. INKILtn A CL A KK. Attorneys at Ijiw TROWSERINGS O ffice in Opera House Block,St. Johns, Mich. parents at St. Louis, this state. morrow (Friday) evening of this week. Switzerland has 101 telephone exchanges, T 12,595 stations, 3.225 miles of line and lim M. Aime Morot has requested the per I Henry P. Adams, who has been mak All desiring to attend will meet at its each subscriber to 800 conversations in mission of the Corcoran gallery, at Wash Ever before displayed to the people of Clinto NEYS AT LAW. Office over St.Johns National ing a short visit at Northville, is again Wickes’ grocery store, where teams will ington, to exhibit his picture, “El Bravo County, and which will be made tip la th SHank, St. Johns, Mich. 1330:tf the course of the year. stopping in St. Johns. He commences be in waiting from G until 7:30 to con Toro, ” at the World ’s fair. latest and most desirable style at very low Milan is to be supplied with electric figures. IDS IN li. LV05. JOHN C. DOOI.IKO. vey the people. Supper and ride, 23c. lights by the utilization of tLe water pow It is proposed to erect an electric over YON a pooling , Attorneys at Law, St. his duties at Lansing, March I. er of the Villoresi canal at its fall at Tes head road from the Chicago postotfice to Sept. 1. 18M. Q£Q. H. JUDD. L Johns, Mich. Office over Kendrick's store. Chas. S. Reeves,’ formerly publisher each. the exposition grounds to transmit the Weather permitting, the ladies ’ Dor sin. It is estimate*] that 30,000 horse ORTON A WF.IMEK, Attorneys at Law. of the Ovid Register-Union, but now of power can be developed at thu poiut. mail at a high rate of speed. The road Office :.n Prosecuting Attorney's office at the Grand Rapids, made this office a pleas cas society, in connection with the Bap will he built over the tops of the houses. courtN bouse. 1316 Patti's castle at Craig-y-nos, Wales, is a ant call on Thursday of last week. tist church, will give a social and sup veritable electric palace, being not only Tom Pad ley, ILL If. BRUNSON, Attorney at Law and W. O. McNaughton, son of J. Mc- per at the residence of John Morris, lighted by electricity, but haviug an elec INTERESTING FACTS. Solicitor in Chancery. Office over Putt’s one and one-lialf miles east of the vil tric fountain twenty feet in diameter and Wgrocery store. 1316Naughton, of this village, is traveling A diamond for cutting glass lasts about passenger agent of the Erie Lines, lage, to-morrow (Friday) evening. Come a searchlight on the caBtle tower which Tne Pioneer Manufacturer and B. M. PERRIN. P. K. r CURIN' A. J. BALDWIN can be seen fifteen miles away. three months. with headquarters at St. Paul, Minn. aud have good time. Ride and supper, Dealer in ERKINS A BALDWIN, Attorneys at Some idea may be gathered of the growth Extreme heat is more fatal tohumau life Law and Solicitors in Chancery. Bounty, Ned Bristol will leave here next Sat 20 cents. A conveyance will be at F. than extreme cold. Ppension, resl estate agents, convey sneers and and extent of manufactures connected money loaners. Also examine titles, pay taxes, urday to accept a position as salesman A. Percey's grocery store from G:30 to 8 with electric lighting from Mr. Edison ’s Ouly 2 per cent, of the Siberian runaways and make collections. Business entrusted to their estimate that no less than 05,000 incandes escape with their lives. * care will be promptly and faithfully attended to. in a drug store at Ypsilauta. He has o'clock p. m. Every one invited. Light and Heavy Harness Office over Wlckcs’ grocery, Clinton Avenue, St. the best wishesof many friends here. cent lamps are manufactured every day Yawning is caused by a deficiency in the Johns, Mich. 1133 at au average selling price of about sev air supply to the lungs. Charles North, who was injured by a Tlir Man in llie Moon enty-five cents apiece. IN ST. JOHNS, l. H. CAHTLE, Attorney at Law. fall about Christmas time, which, con- As a rule a man ’s hair turns gray five Circuit Court Commissioner. Money toLoan. Is supposed to have a special influence years sooner thau a woman ’s. WOffice over Mias Burce’s Millinery Store. 1133lined him to his home the principal por on the affairs of lovers, but compara SNAP SHOTS. Will offer to the public, this Fall and Winter Italy stands at the head of the wine pro a superb line of OHN H. EEDEWA, Attorney at Law. tion of the time since that date, is able tively few realize how very old the su- A dry plate has come upon the market ducing countries of Europe. She inauu- at the old stand, over the •• corner drug store," to be out occasionally. faetures half as much again as France. WLJ Johns, Mich. 1263 perstitian is. This same mart in the which, it is claimed, will enable the op Mr. H. II. Skinner, a traveler for a moon lias for ages been the god of love erator to point his camera directly at a Next on the list is Spain; then follow IKA I.. N.HITH, Attorney-at Law, Chicago house, but who resides at window aud yet secure a good picture. Austro-Hungary, Germany and Switzer ROBES BLANKETS. E Office over Sullivan's store, St. Johns, Micb. of the Chinese, and, it is believed,slides land in the order mentioned. Traverse City, spent .Sunday in St. down to eartli on a moonbeam, ties the The new developer, amidol, appears to ALBRIDGE A OSBORN, Attorneys at In Japanese auction rooms both men aud W Law. Office over Allison's Jewelry Store. Johns, because, as he said, lie wanted end of the lover's quene to the top of be very favorably received by amateurs and expert photographers. Quite a rivalry women are required to write their names to stop at a good hotel. the fair maiden's nose, by a magical and the prices they will pay upon slips of hassprung up in its supply, as two houses Therefore Don't Huy I’ntU You Have Dentistry. Arthur Fluck, late porter at the Muir Knot, after which nothing can prevent are claiming the right for its introduction paper. The slips are dropped into a l»ox. At a stated time the box is opened aud the H. KENYON, Dentist hast Walker station, relieved John Burke as night the union. The marriage ceremonies into this country. Examined These Goods and Street. 1133 operator at this station, two nights goods are declared the property of the of this ancient nation are very curious, It is only two years since good gelatin highest bidder. Learned the Prices. last week, while the latter took a short and these and many others are described dry plates were first used in New York, Physicians. rest and a run down to Detroit. and it was a good while before they drove in a very interesting article on “Curious HOUSEHOLD HINTS. J. 'UK A VIS, n. D., Over Fildew Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lane, who had out the wet plate process, but nowhere lias • A Mill man ’s. Residence . Wight street. Dis Customs of (Courtship and Marriage,” the dry plate been carried to a higher de Jease* of women and children a specialty. beenwxu spendingb|wuuiii * several weeks with...v.. his ^ charmingly musiraieu,illustrated, puunsneapublished in gree of excellence thau in this country. Throw chloride of lime in rat boles. THEY WERE ItOlGHT RIGHT AND brother. V. It. l^ane, of Greenbusli,and ; jjfmovest’s Family Magazine for MarcliMai Every camerist should have his scrap Drink cream for a burned month and WILL HE SOLD RIGHT. RANK C. DUNN, M. I).. Pliysiciau aud throat. F Surgeon. Office over Gruler’s More, Fowler other friends hereabouts, returned to , ^ superbly illustrated paper, entitlntitled book, iu which he keeps a record of every Mich. ______1367 their home in Wichita, Kans., last week., ». hiin Mulberry Bend and Beyond,"Bevond. ” givescii thing bearing upon photography—notes To get rust off kuives rub with emery, L. KNAPP, .Ml. •«, Physician aid Mr. Geo. W. Burt, clerk of The Steel, j a verv c]ear of the slums of New and details ns to his own working, his suc powder moistened with oil. • Surgeon. Office at residence, first house cess or nonsuccess —and if the latter he A teaspoonfttl of borax added to cold All Goods and Work War Csouth of the Perrin House, St. John* 1357will be one of the clerks in the hand-1 y0rk; and to read the profusely illus- will in time las able to draw comparisons, starch will muke clothes very stiff. ranted as Represented. Ma K'I', H. D•, Physician and Sur some new Hotel Monroe,only four blocks I trated article on “Jai*anese Industries and to thus locate the difficulties aud over A celebrated doctfff- has decided that H, geon, Eureka, Mich. bill from the main entrance, during the and Occupations ” is almost equal to a come them. walking is the exercise most conducive to W POLLAKD Physician aud Surgeon. continuance of the World s Fair. trip to Japan. If you are interested in physical beauty in women. September 1. I DM. • Office over Wilson's clothing stoie Resi POWDER AND BALL. Jdence. corner ( ass and Ottawa streets. 1284 A. J. Miller, of Duplain, who lias for knowing about a fashionable theater- In the front rank of vulgar errors is the a long time been a resident of that town A regiment of Russian soldiers numbers idea tlmt eating tea leaves will make the K.Ii. C. II AVIAN, Physician and Sur party, a Lenten luncheon, ladies litera- LIVERY ship, has removed to St. Johns, and is ry ciubs, a grand musical*. and other 8,292 men. skin pure and white. It wou ’t, anti it will geon. Office and residence at the latereai- hurt your digestion. -AND- Ddenre of Dr. Bliss, Fowler Mich. U37yl.now occupying the handsome residence , Lenten entertainments, you should read A revolver has been invented that shoots if you tlip your broom in clear hot. suds VI. FONT, W. «».. Physician. Surgeon formerly owned and occupied by J. j ** A Debutante's Winter in New York; ” seven times in a second. • and Druggist, east side of Main street, Eu Monaco, with its territory of eight square once a week, tbeii shake it till it is almost Sreka,Micb. Office atdrug store. A11 calls promptMoinet, on Clinton avenue, north. there are a number of charming stories, miles, has a standing army of 126 men. dry and bang it up or stauil it with the ly attended. Prescriptionscaref illy compounded Wm. Brunson, Esq., is again confinetl , good poems, Madauie La Mode disconrs- handle down, it will last twice as long as it 1133 The amazon warriors of the king of would without this operation. n. IIA VENN, n. D , Honneopathic to his home with the same trouble that, es of the latest “ Society Fads, ” there Dahomey at Poguessa were armed with W Physician and Surgeon. Office over R. J housed him several weeks ago —affection 1 are innumerable illustrations, includ Winchesters aud sharp sabers. Woodruff•u#V*'a’s shoe store.atnrfl. 1133 ed the kidneys. He is in a critical con- ! ing a water-color of “ A Viking Ship," Among the naval news in the French R. A. J. WIGGINS, Physician and Sur- dltion. and grave doubts are entertained I and all the departments are full to over- papers is the announcement tlmt the di D icon Office over Sullivans clothing vision of small ironclads, which for sev store, 8t. Johns, Mich. 1244tf as to his recovery. He is now 72 years I flowing of good things. Dcmorest'* is eral years has coustituted a portion of the old. the ideal “ family” magazine, and every French Mediterranean fleet, is about to be Surgeon. Office at Residence, opposite court Mr. Mrs. C. relegated to the reserve. Boarding Stable house, west. Office hours to 4 p. in except W ed- aud C. Vaughan and John | number is equally interesting. Pub- nesday, then 6 to 9 p. in 11 !■! C. Hicks design entering upon a trip to Jished by W. Jennings Demorest. New The remains of all the French and Get obtaload, nad all Pat- j FINE TURNOl’TtMGF ALL KINDS Y3 ainrooN*, 41. D., Iloinuopathic Mt. Dora, Florida, next Saturday morn- 1 York, at $2 a year. You may leave man soldiers who fell during the siege of 1870 and were interred in the different MaataavK ma. . Lb,, Physician,Surgeon and Accoucheur. Office ing. At Detroit they will lie joined by j your subscription at this office. XOnset ilOrffimUJ.Special PXTittr attrntion ornc.j n to > om Alug Horn* Kint on Main street. DeWitt. 1135 cemeteries in and around Kronenl»erg j aamra aitmt la dm outfit!" furni.lie*! for CoiniiicM tal Mrn, Mr. Vaughan's sister and husband, of! were disinterred recently and deposited in Funeral,, Plea,ure I'uitieti, He. Photography. 1 <3eJ, mBWlfjg or lo , with dsaertp- New York ; also, a gentleman from St., *peei»»»eii < »•«*. a single tomb in the cemetery of St. Ur- atvttt, U oe aot, (nt of ♦«r Persons bavin* Lame and Dinaltleil Horse, ti. PLUNKLTT, issuing Pliotogra- Helens, this state, who will accompany j S. H. Clifford, New Cassel. Wi*., was bain. In Strasbnrg. Aunt lalaawsired a will find the t>e»t of fuellitie, tor treaiiueut at iny • pher, over Chapin A Co.'s store St. luiins. 2r«r-sfi_ awl la Pmmiita," with i 'tallies. M. C. LIVE8AY, Veternary Surgeon, iu at OCog jint^and enlarging Work guaranteed first-el,,,Mr. . Vaughan and Mr. Hicks in looking; troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, t U V. tendance. Stable, 2d door West of The Stee timbered lands in Arkansas and Miss- his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was EPICUREAN MORSELS. ^ North side (1248) FARMERS. issippi. after having visited Florida 1 affected to au alarming degree, appetite The prelude to a course dinner should be O. A. SNOW it CO.; FHANK SCIIUMFLD Prop r. with Mrs. Vaughan. fell away, and he was terribly reduced in a thin clear soup. a*' f£t<,rr 0rr,oc « iMMMVBi O. O. % Mr. Cortland Demeree, who has been an,l strength. Three bottles of Elec The best way and the most satisfactory WANTRD ! TAKE NOTICE! visiting iiis sister, Mrs. Allison Rich- ] trie Bitters cured him. to enjoy reedbirds is stewed in cream. Fresh bread ami sardines taken after too ST. JOHNS SCHOOL OF MUSIC ardson, left on Monday for Clay City, Edward Shepard, Harrisburg, III., had a Seasoned tiiuln-r for use In manufacturing HAVE a testing ng lor wheat, which is a much champagne will, it is said, avert DIRECTRESS. MADAME PRICE. true and accurate guide. I will give for 4h> Kentucky, where he takes the manage- running sore on bts leg of eight years dizziness and the evil effects of it. Itbs of 60 lbs test wheat 3S lbs.flour, 10 lbs. brannient of the Kentucky Union 1 iimlrer ! standing. I sed three Itottles of Electric and 2 lbs. middlings, or 41 lbs. flour no bran menioltlu. Kentucky union Lumber j BUlers ;ind hoxea of iincklen ’s Some gastronomic “don ’ts” to remember A complete course can lie obtained lie rein Wagons, Buggies and Gutters, or middlings, and I shall take off one pound of Co. Hus Company has a large and Arnica Salve, and bis leg is sound and are, don ’t cut lettuce or oysters, don ’t fry Piano. Harmony and Voice Culture. Hour for every pound the test runs under w chops or steaks and don't eschew t be wood- Ixtcated on llrat floor at the head of Clinton For which beat price will be paid by ilia, to bushel. Myself or men will spare no finely equipped plant and has several well. John Speaker, Catnwba, O., had pains to please the farmers. Come and give northern men employed, and selected five large Fever sores on his leg. doctors sock ’s head. Avenue. SMITH HR OS., us one trial and you will never go elsewhere. The unpleasant effects of partaking too Wc make but one grade of flour and that Is as Mr. Demeree as manager. He has been sa){1 be was incurable. One bottle J-.lec- desiring to ndi anea One Block West of The Steel. good as the l*est In market. , . . . - . , tnc Bitters and one box Bucklen s Arnica heavily of fried oysters are averted by a ,tn grade, and other, Respectfully Yottrs. engager! in lumber manufacturing for H.lve cured him entirely. So ’.d at Fildew liberal use of lemon juice on the bivalves. to become teacher,. It is really one of the “ounces of preven II . „ attend the Normal years in northern Michigan, and is well * Millman ’s drugstore, Ht. Johns and >pt. of the Grand Rapid, (Mich.)Rn,ine„ Col. LEWIS LONIER, tion. ” Mr Horse-shoeing and general repairing Prop'r. Monitor Mill*. Grand Ledge. qualifieri for the position. j Fowler. J lege. For particular*, addrt,* A. S, PAK1.SR. promptly and satisfactorily done 125 CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1893
“OUT OF THY LIFE,” * At last, upon a pledge that each “To lend it to Houston, sir,” says should apply to his family with a John. "Oat of thy life," could X but find Where the waters of Lethe run, common frankness, this convention “I thought I had forbidden you to HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY, Like some pilgrim of old without sliver or gold, of unhappy young asses broke up, speak to thatyoung man?” asked his 1 would Journey from sun to sun. went down the common stair, and in father. In quest of that font I hath not seen. the gray of the spring morning, with “Yes, sir,” said John, “but I only Consulting Physician :- • Yet fabled In song and prose. But with waters as sweet and limpid, I ween, the streets lying dead empty all about met him.” -AND- As dew on the heart of a rose. them, the lamps burning on into tho “Where?" came the deadly ques I woul<« Journey unaided save by the stars, daylight in diminished lustre, and the tion. 'iOPGRATING SURGGON:- Scarce pausing to break my fast, birds beginning to sound premonitory “In a billiard room, ” was the O'ercomlng all my progress bars. I would drink and forget at lust. notes from the groves of the towu damning answer. Thus, had LATE OF LONDON, ENGLAND. gardens, went each his own way, with John’s single departure from Onward, famished for life's sweetest good, Has confined his professional labors almost exclusively to Ohio, Indiana Onward through forest and glen, bowed head and echoing footfall. the truth brought instant In searchof Lethe, that priceless food The rooks were awake in Randolph punishment. For no other pvrpose and Michigan for the past four years, and more particularly to Southern For the sons and daughters of men. Michigan for the past two years. He has visited this county regularly every —Washington Star. Crescent; but the windows looked but to see Alan would he have entered down, discreetly blinded,on the return a billiard room; but he had desired to four weeks during thut time and has treated and cured more long standing of the prodigal. John’s pass key was a palliate tho fact of his disobedience and difficult cases than would seem possible for any doctor to cure; Indeed THE MISADVENTURES recent privilege; this was the first and now it happened that he fre he cures after all other methods but his have failed. There is scarce a time it had been used; and, oh! with quented these disreputablo haunts neighborhood in your county where some hopeless’ invalid has not been OF JOHN NICHOLSON. what a sickening 6ense of his un upon his own account. snatched almost from the grave by the wonderful intuitive skill of this great worthiness he now inserted it into Once more Mr. Nicholson digested BY ItOUEItT LOUIS STEVENSON. the well-oiled lock and entered that the vile tidings in silence, and when English Specialist. citadel of the proprieties! All slept; Addrese for Southern Michigan, Northern Ohio and Indiana, CHAPTER II—Continued . John stole a glance at his father's He was a young' man on whom, at the gas in the hall had been left countenance he was abashod to see the highest point of lovely exaltation, faintly burning to light his return; a tho marks of suffering. there had fallen a blow too sharp to dreadful stillness reigned, broken by “Well,” said the old gentleman at DR. HOLMftN S. HUMPHREY be supported alone; and not many the deep ticking of tho eight-day last, “I cannot pretend not to be No. 5«> Broad St., Hillsdale, Midi. clock. He put the gas out, and sat 6imply bowed down. I rose this morn hundred yards away his greatest Do not fall to see him, FREE OF CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION, friend was sitting at supper; aye, and on a chair in the hall, waiting and ing what the world calls a happy man even expecting him. AY as it not in counting theminutes, longing for any —happy, at least, in a son of whom I at his next visit in your city. the naturo of man that he should run human countenance. But when at I thought I could be reasonably there? He went in quest of sympathy last he heard the alarm spring its proud ”----- —in quest of that droll article that rattle in the lower story, and the But it was beyond human nature to At St. Johns, Thursday, Mar. 2, 1893. One day only Office—Parlors at the Steel House we all suppose ourselves to want servants begin to be about, ho in endure this longer, and John inter when in a strait, and have agreed stantly lost heart and fled to his own rupted almost with a scream. “Oh, to call advice; and ho went, besides, room, where he threw himself upon wheest!” he cried. “That’s npt all! THOUSANDS OF MEN all over the country nre being slowly bled to death year after year owing to the with vague but rather splendid ex tho bed. That’s not the worst of it! It's noth vital fluids passing off with tho urine (water). They feel all run down, dragged out and whipped of energy and am ing! How could I tell you wore proud bition, but are all unconscious of where the true cause of their trouble lies. Seeking relief from the famny doctor, pectations of relief. Alan was rich, CHAPTER III. they are treated for Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Heart Troubles or Rheumatism and Kidney Disease, but to no purpose. or would be so when he came of age. of me? Oh! I wish, I wish that I had In Which John Enjoys the Harvest known! But you always said that They try patent nostrums, but these disappoint them. Those sufferers may be of all ages, from mere boys to ad By a stroke of the pen he might Home. vanced lire, but the majority are middle aged married men who have worked day and night as you might say for remedy this misfortune, and avert was such a disgrace! And tho dread years and years. If such will come to me,bringing a bottle of their urine, I will show them the cause of their trouble. Shortly after breakfast, at which ful thing is this: We were all taken that dreaded interview with Mr. he assisted with a highly tragical DR. IIOLMAN 9. HUMPHREYS’ TREATISE TO MEN will be sent free of charge to any man who will pay Nicholson, from which John now countenance,, John sought his father up last night, and we have to pay express charges when the book arrives at his express office. This book will not be sent through the mail. It may be shrunk in imagination as the hand where he sat, presumably in religious Colette ’s fine among the six.or we’ll be had of the Doctor during any of his monthly visits in your county seat or other city where he stops. draws back from fire. * meditation on the Sabbath mornings. had up for evidence —shebeoning it is. Close under the Calton Hill (£or© They made me swear to tell you. But The old gentleman looked up with for my part,” he cried, bursting into La Grippe, Catarrh, Catarrhal Bronchitis, Primary Consumption, Catarrh of the Stom runs a certain narrow avenue, part that sour, inquisitive expression that ach. Bowels, Kidneys an«l Bladder, Rectal Diseases, Heart Troubles, Rheumatism and Neu street, part by-road. The head of it came so near to smiling and was so tears, “I tvish that I was dead!” and faces the doors of the prison; its tail he fell on his knees before a chair and ralgia, Diseases of Women, and Every Form of Skin Diseases, Diseases of the Brain and different in effect. hid his face. descends into the ounless slums of “This is a time when I do not like Nervous System, Blood and Lymphatics all rapidly Cured by the Doctor ’s Specific Medicines. Low Calton. On one hand it is over to bo disturbed, ” he said. Whether his father spoke, and hung by the crags of the hill; on the whether he remained long in the room, “I know that," returned John, “but or at once departed, are points lost to Below we give a few important cures made during tho past six months, only such as offer their testimony volun other by an old graveyard. Between I have—I want—I’ve made a dreadful tary, and only a small per cent of these are accepted for publication. Read what thfey say and write them for the these two the roadway runs in a mess of it,” he broke out, and turned history. A horrid turmoil of mind facts in detail. These statements will appear from time to time to keep the facts of the Doctor ’s wonderful success trench, sparsely lighted at night, to tho window. and body; bursting sobs; broken, van in the hauds of the afllicted. sparsely frequented by day and Mr. Nicholson sat silent for an ap ishing thoughts, now of indignation, bordered, when it was cleared the preciable time, while his unhappy son now of remorse; broken elementary Another Made Happy, Because Cured. wonders for me. In the short space of two months my whiffs of consciousness, of the smell dropsy is rapidly leaving me and I am certain I will get place tombs, by dingy and ambiguous surveyed tho poles in the back green, For years I have suffered with very serious ditease of houses. One of these was the house and a certain yellow cat that was of the horse-hair on the chair bottom; entirely well; I feel like a new woman and go about my of tho jangling of church bells that the kidneys, bladder and prostate gland, and bad be work most as well as ever. Mrs. Clarisa Beach . of Colette, and at his door our ill- perched upon the wall. Despair sat come so bad that I was forced to draw my wafai with a starred John was presently beating now began to mako day horrible The above statement is literally true. upon John as ho gazed; and he raged catheter always and so irritable was the bladder that I Wm. A. Beach , Ionia, Mich. for admittance. In an evil hour he to think of the dreadful series of his throughout the confines of tho city; had to draw the water eveuy noun, day and night . gratified the inquiries of the contra of the hard floor that bruised his This constant irritation brought on abcess of the prostate misdeeds, and the essential innocence knees; of the taste of tears that found Five years ago I was stricken with apoplexy, which band hotel-keeper; in an evil hour ho that lay behind them. gland, which became chronic and discharged constantly, made me well nigh helpless, and which passing off left penetrated into a somewhat unsavory “Well,” said the father, with an their way into his mouth; for a period and which would ofteu lay me up for weeks at a time. mv right side paralyzed to such an extent I could not interior. Alan, to be sure, was there, of time, tho duration of which I can No one knows what I suffered from the foul condition I lift my arm or do more than hobble around with a cane. obvious effort, “what is it P” was in. Mv liver and stomach became so much involved seated in a room lighted by noisy gas- “Maclean gave mo four hundred not guess, while I refuse to dwell Duriug this time I had spells of severe vomiting with longer on its agony, these were tho that I could neither eat nor digest anythin*. I went :o complete loss of appetite. I partially recovered from jets, beside a dirty table-cloth, en pounds to put in the bank, sir,” be I)r. Holman 9. Humphrey at the hotel in Owosso, when gaged on a coarse meal, and in tho whole of God ’s world for John Nichol this attack, but while driving chickens from my garden gan John; “and I’m sorry to say that son. I had not sat up four hours in as many months. I only was taken with another seizure which made mo so help company of several tipsy members of I’ve been robbed of it!” went to please my family, as I had no faith I could be less that I have been only able to get about with the tho junior bar. But Alan was not “Robbed of it?” cried Mr. Nichol When at last, as by the touching of helped, and firmly believed I would be in my grave in greatest difficulty. I employed the best doctors I could sober; he had lost a thousand son, with a strong rising inflection. a spring, ho returned again to clear less than six months. Now, however, after six months And. 9ix different ones worked over with me little or no pounds on a horse-race, had received “Robbed? Be careful what you say, ness of consciousness and even a meas of Dr. Humphrey’s treatment I am so well I consider benefit, until last spring I called upon Dr. Holman 9. the news at dinner-time, and was now, John!” ure of composure, tho bells had but further attention as wholly unnecessary. I)r. Humphrey Humphrey, at the hotel in Ionia, and commenced treat just done ringing, and the Sabbath has done more for me than l ever thought was iu the ment with him. Four weeks afterwards I walked from in default ofany possible means of “I can ’t say anything else, sir; I power of man to do —more than he ever promised. I can extrication, drowning the memory of was just robbed of it,” said John, in silence was still marred by the patter my house to town, a mile and a half, and back, which I pass my water without drawing it, sleep well nights with had not done for two years, during which time I could his predicament. He to help John! desperation, sullenly. of belated feet. By the clock above out getting up and am taking solid comfort. Are you tho fire, as well as by these more not even hobble to the road which runs by my house. I The thing was impossible; ho couldn't “And whero and when did this ex afllicted? Write me for particulars of my great deliver have regained the use of myself all over, go where I please, help himself. traordinary event take place?” in speaking signs, the service had not ance from a most dreadful condition. all alone, and walk all I have a mind to. I eat well, “If you have a beast of a father,” quired the father. long begun; and the unhappy 6inner, D. F. Jocelyn , sleep well, and am a live old man again, whereas before said he, “I can tell you I havo a brute “On the Calton Hill about twelve if his father had really gone to church, West Haven, Mich. I was worse than dead. Before taking Dr. Holman 9. of a trustee.” last night.” might count on near two hours of Humphrey’s treatment mv bowels did not move for a “I’m not going to hear my father “Tho Calton HillP” repeated Mr. only comparative unhappiness. With A:i<1 Still Another. week or more at a time. Now I am regular as a clock, called a beast,” said John, with a Nicholson. “And what were you his father, the superlative degree re For the past eight years I have been affleted with a se and I take pleasure in urging the afflicted to see Dr. beating heart, feeling that he risked turned infallibly. He knew it by vere case of Dropsy, extending all over my body and such Humphrey and be cured. E. C. Phillips, doing there at such a time of night?” Ionia, Mich. the last sound rivet of the chain that “Nothing, air,” says John. every shrinking fiber in his body; ho shortness of breath I could scarcely get up or down bound him to life. knew it by the sudden dizzy whirling stairs. I weighed over 200 pounds, and was a burden to Mr. Nicholson drew in his breath. I had suffered for years with serious deafness from ca But Alan was quite good-natured. “And how camo the money in your of his brain, at the mere thought of myself. I went to Dr. Humphrey at the hotel in Ionia, that calamity. An hour and a half, fully believing that if I could see some great specialist tarrh. Dr. Humphrey cured me. “All right, old fellow,” Bald he. hands at twelve last night?” he asked, from the city I could be cured. The Doctor has done Rev . Ika B. Card , Hillsdale, Mich. “Mos ’ respec’ablo man, your father.” sharply.' perhaps an hour and three-quarters, And he introduced his friend to his “I neglected that piece of business, ” if the doctor was long-winded, and companions as “old Nicholson, the said John, anticipating comment; and then would begin again that active what-d’ye-call-um’s son. ” then in his own dialect: “I clean for agony from which, even in the dull CONSULTATION PERSONALLY OR BY MAIL FREE TO ALL ANYWHERE. John sat in dumb agony. Colette ’s got all about it.” ache of thepresent, he shrank as from mmmm\ foul walls and maculate table linen, “Well,” said his father, “it’s a tho bite of fire. He saw, in a vision, and even down to Colette ’s villainous most extraordinary story. Havo you the family pew, the somnolent casters, seemed like objects in a communicated with the police. ” cushions, the Bibles, the psalm books, nightmare. And just then there came “I havo,” answered poor John, the Maria with her smelling salts, his a knock and a scurrying; the police, blood leaping to his face. “They father sitting spectacled and critical, so lamentably absent from the Calton think they know the man that did it. and at once he was struck with in They wash their clothes THE ONLY CURE Hill, appeared upon the scono, and I daro 6ay the money will be re dignation, not unjustly. It was For Nurrous Prostration. Nerv- inhuman to go off to church, Otis and Physical DcMlity. Vital the party, taken flagranto delicto, covered, if that was all.” said he, Exhaustion, Insomnia I'ulti in xs and leave a sinner in suspense, un WITH tho Rack, Cold Hands or Feet, with their glasses at their elbow, with a desperate indifference, which Had Circulation. Him Lines punished, unforgiven. And at the under the Eyes, Pimples & were seized, marched up to the police his father set down to levity; but and all nthrrNerron* or> to t h e office, and all t^uly summoned to ap very touch of criticism, the paternal Blood Diseases In cltb FA It K It which sprung from the consciousness cr sex. They make ehrek. Huf pear as witnesses in the subsequent sanctity was lessened; yet the pater new healthr blood . fed is from of worse behind. restore the Nerv tvVA , Deianjremer.s case against the arch-shebeener, “Your mother's watch, too? ” asked nal terror only grew, and the two ous System. Sye of tho Nerves, and briny X i Impure Blood or Colette. strands of feeling pushed him in the theroaeato_^e , ‘Pan Krrors. should Mr. Nicholson. Hush of V^nt.. no'lcki Pit. IIOCITg It was a sorrowful and a mightily same direction. Nerve Tonic I’llU, ihs “Oh, the watch is all right," cried treat Life Hraeerr. 60
MAI’LK RAPIDS. FRED A. TRAVIS, CHAS. P. BAKER, The Independent February 14, 1898. Graduate in Phurmacy. Registered Pharmacist. J. W. Ilewitt has been on tbe sick 8T. JOHNS, THURSDAY. FfcBRl'ABY 16,18»J. list for the past week. C. C. Taylor after a two or three years’ -T H E- residence at Perrlnton. Oration county, has returned to liis former home. Maple -BIB BARGAINS - Rapids, where he will be warmly wel WALL PAPER. comed by his numerous friends here. AT THE- On Monday last while Dell Payne, of ST, JOHNS. MICH. this village, was skidding logs for Jones, Barnard & Co. a log rolled on one of his Pays 4 Per Cent. Interest on Deposits. legs breaking the ankle bone. The We bought double the amount fracture was reduced by Dr. Bliss, of of WALL PAPER this year, hence JXMUia Money on Approved Bonds and thisplace. Beal Estate Security. Quite a large number of our citizens have attended the revival meetings in we had to greatly enlarge our Wall progress at the Christian church in OFFICKB8: s Mmi Co. ’s Eureka at various times, and all are Paper Rooms, which we have done, A. J. Baldwin , Pm. P. E. Walbwobtm , Tree, J06LAH UrroN, Vc-Pres. R.C Dkxtkb , Asst. Tres unanimous in their verdict of grand and our Immense Spring Stock is meetings which promise great good to THE LOCAL HAKKETM. the people of that community. THIS WEEK. now in. The patterns this year are OrriCK or Thk iNURPENDKNT. I Ou Friday morning last the saw mill 8t. Johns, Mich., February 16, 1893. 1 of Jones, Barnard & Co. in this village The following are theprices paid in eash for Elegant and more beautiful than produce in this market: was totally destroyed by flie the origin Wheat, white...... I 650.66 of which is unknown. The burning of ever. We bought direct from the Wheat, red ...... - T Oats...... 380 34 this mill is a serious blow to the inter Clover Seed ...... 8.00® 8.75 factories and our prices are so low Barley...... 78® 1.10 ests of the community, as they employed Butter...... '...... 10® 20 22 men who will temporarily be thrown Eggs —fresh...... *...... 20 you can ’t help but buy. Just think Beans...... - 1.1001.40 out of employment. As yet the com Tallow, ...... -...... - .04 RIBBONS! pany are unable to say whether they Bay, per ton ...... 6.00<®8.00 of it—the Best White Back Papers Potatoes .600.70 will rebuild the mill or not. It is No. 22 All Silk Ribbons, All Colors, Pop-corn, per 100 pounds ...... 1,2501,50 NO. 1. thought however they will decide to do Onions ...... 15 from 6c. to 10c. per double roll, and Com ...... 20055 so, as they have a large amount of work Lard ...... 12 013.137 - 25c. a- ™^"ard.. Wood ...... 1.0001.50 on hand to be done. they are the latest and best patterns Hides ...... 080 3V4 Pelts...... 7501 50 Again it becomes our sad duty Pork, dressed ...... 8 ;.O09.25 to chronicle the death of a on the market, all this Spring’s Chickens, live...... 06 •* dressed ...... 10 pioneer of this township. Mrs. Phebe Turkeys, live...... 00 Ann, wife of James Anderson, who re goods. Gilt papers from 10c. per •• dressed ...... 00 Goese, “ ...... :...... 00 sides two miles east of this place, died Ducks. •* ...... 00 at her home on Thursday morning, Feb double roll up to the finest goods ruary 9. For several yeais she lias been Ag*Co rrc*i*>ndence should reach this office on Tuet- EMBROIDERIES! iay of each week, and noI later than Wednesday mom- a great sufferer from stomach and heart made. Special line of church pat eng. Anonymous communication* will receive no atten troubles which dually resulted in death. 1,000 pieces Just Received, all terns. The Best Paper Hangers fur tion. The writer't name mutt be given, not Jot pub She was a pioneer in every sense of % the NO. 2. lication. if to desired, but at evidence of good faith. widths and prices. On sale word, lutving resided in Essex upwards nished and delivered free to and from EAGLE. of 45 years. She was a good neighbor, Wednesday Morning. a faithful wife and a kind, loving February 14. 1802. work. When it is desired we will Horace Chaplin, of Duraud, is visit mother, and her bereaved husband and children have the sympathy of the ing friends here. give you price of paper on the wall, The village school was recently sup entire community in their great bereave plied with a new Hag. ment. The funeral services were con work and all complete. We can and William Dravonstatt has purchased ducted at the Christian church in this place, Rev. C. E. Barstow officiating. will save you money on every dol an evaporator for boiling sap. — " ■ ■ — -- Miss Minnie Wood spent the past Li»t of Patent* HD lar ’s worth of paper bought this month with friends in Poitland. 3 'CLOAKS! CLOUS! Granted to Michigan inventors within E. E. Snyder has secured the position year. Yours, for the largest stock of traveling salesman for the Shaker the last week, as reported by C. A. Snow •'aint Co. & Co., solicitors of American and For '( 1-2 PRICE 1-2 and lowest prices, eign patents, opp. U. S. Patent Office, The ladies of the M. E. church took Washington, D. C.: D. Brazier, stove in about $70. at the Columbian bazaar. dre-pot and stoker. A. A. Cailie, Sagi February 8 and 9. naw, store-service apparatus. W. P. TRAVIS & BAKER, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Schott, of Lake Culver, Detroit, coat-collar supporter. Odessa, spent the fore part of the week F. A. Curtis, Muskegon, automatic rail With friends in Eagle. Corner Drmg Store. ■■ way gate. T. F. Downey, Detroit, gas- EUREKA. meter. F. W. Fincher, Pentwater, metallic calking-strip. M. Garland, Hot Coffee and Cream Every Saturday February 15, 1893. Bay City, conveyer. J. A. Hallden, There will be a ghost social at the Grange hall, Monday evening, Febru Ishpeming, permutation-padlock. N. PLASTIC0 and ANTI-KALSOMINE, the great wall finish, in white Ilardoin, Detroit, tap and dlier for oil SERVED FREE, ary 20. Everybody invited. and all colors. A fine decorated shade complete, 25c. N. Ortman has moved to Bannister cans. C. E. Ilealy, Detroit, combined steam-muffier and heating apparatus. and II. C. Case has returned to Eureka T. II. Hicks, Detroit, bipolar electrical and begun business at tbe old stand. machine. E. T. Hoyt, Algansee, wire Hixson & Brown have dissolved part stretching tool. J. Lauhoff, Detroit, WE ARE SATISFIED! nership in the meat business and Bill bottle-stopper. E. II. McCreedy, Cam EUREKA, EUREKA! With the liberal patronnge given us by the people of St. Johns and vi-, will ruu the market by himself here den, wire fence. C. A. Nelson, Ithaca, cinity, and we believe they appreciate the bargains given in all our lines. after. WE ARE HERE TO STAY, and for the next few weeks we shall offer Elders Young and Ryker are still hame-staple. E. A. Owen, East Sagi naw. cash and parcel carrier apparatus. special inducements to the trade. holding meetings at the Christian church. They have three converts so A. & F. J. Reinhohold, Detroit, combi DRY GOODS. nation tool. 8. J. Reynolds, Saginaw, far. adjustable desk. O. II. Robinson, A fine new line of Prints just received, 5c., 6c. and 7c. goods. Special The tirm of Eaegle & Ilulse is no inducements given to those desiring to purchase Bleached or Unbleached more. I. N. Eaegle still continues the Grand Rapids, tumbler washer. W. F. Factories by the bolt. A nice line of Ladies ’ Hose jast received. Call business and Ilulse takes the farm. Stevens, Detroit, screw-cleaning device. and see our Turkey Red Tablecloth at 25c. per yard. (Its a bargain.) Everybody is sorry to see Charley go W. & G. E. Thurtle, Bay City, railway- The Bottom Has Been Reached. All Flannel and Heavy weight goods to be closed out at a sacrifice pre out. switch. F. Towle, Detroit, merchan paratory to a new line of Spring Goods. Miss Maud Teachout, of Sheppard, a dise-seller. A. J. Walters, Adrian, Miss of 14 years preached at the U. B. cash-record. W. J. Willits, Three Riv BOOTS AND SHOES. church, Sunday morning. She hasbeen ers, car-wheel. L. G. Woolley, Grand Our coat price put|on them has moved them, but we still have too many, preaching a year or more and delivers a Rapids, scale beam. and it yf u desire anything in this line you can get it at wholesale price. fine excitation. She will probably nev Annlvrniary SurprUe Visit. GROCERIES. er make a sermonizer but will in time Crayon Portraits, which, heretofore could be be a great evangelist if nothing prevents. On Saturday evening last the friends Our Grocery Stock is complete, and we are giving bargains in every and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. William line. Special inducements given to those who desire to purchase Sugars BENGAL. Turner paid them a surprise visit, at afforded only by the few, now within by the barrel. Here are a few of our bargains: theirhome, to celebrate with them the 23 pounds of C Sugar for- - - ______$1 00 February 13, 1893. twenty-flftli anniversary of their mar 2f pounds of best Japan Tea for ______1 00 George Swagart is visiting in Pennsyl riage. An excellent supper was served, the reach of everyone. vania. 4 pounds of best Rice for ...... 25 and a pleasant social hour completed an 5 pounds Starch for ...... 25 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Parks spent evening much enjoyed by all. Mr. and Saturday and Sunday with friends in 4 pounds Soda for —------25 Mrs. Turner were the recipients of a 5|pounds Raisins for ...... -----...... 25 Muir. handsome chair; also, of other gifts Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Plowman are 4 pounds Crackers for ------25 both useful and ornamental. And everything else in proportion. We have the exclusive sale of that making an extended visit in Oakland J. E. M. county. popular brand of flour, “Lily White,” and it will be sold upon its merits Miss Etta Sutton spent Saturday and Now Try Thin. and warranted. We pay cash for BUTTER AND EGGS, so bring Sunday with her friend, Mabel Masher, It will cost you nothing and will surely them along and give us a trial. Be sure and get a ticket on those Egg at Maple Rapids. do you good, if you baye a Cough, Cold, Crates. \ ours for trade, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swagart left or any trouble with Throat, Chest or I TRULY ARTISTIC PORTRAIT L. J. CALKINS & SON. Lungs. Dr. King ’s New Discovery for Thursday moruing for a visit among Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guar friends at Homer. anteed to give relief, or money will be Mrs. Fred C. Ernst is at the bedside paid hack. Sufferers from La Grippe of hersick mother, Mrs. Sophia Pascli, found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy aud perfect recovery. Try a STOVES. in northwest Bengal. sample bottle at our expense and learn Darius Eldridge in descending from for yourself just how good a thine it is. a straw-stack had the misfortune to Trial bottles free at Fildew A Millmen ’s sprain his ankle badly. drug store, St. Johns and Fowler. Large Some of the friends of Miss Dora size 50c. and $1.00. 3 GIVEN FREE! JEWETT STOVES. Ernst recently gave her a birthday sur lluckimi'* Arnica waive. prise which was complete. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, With Every Dozen Cabinet Photo?. Mr. aud Mrs. Eddie Plowman will Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever soon take possession of their new home Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblanes, on the Emmons Blakeslee farm. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi The ladies aid society, of West Ben tively cures Tiles, or no pay required. It yj E have a few more Coal Stoves, which we are bound to sell gal. will meet with Mrs. Dennis Parks, is guranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Trice 26 cents per in Dallas, February 22, at 10 o'clock a. box. For sale by Fildew A Mill man, St at some price. We also have as full a line of Cooks as you m. All are invited. Johns and Fowler. State grange lecturer Banks put in an This offer is creating unbounded interest can find. Please remember that we are selling CUTLERY, appearance at Bengal grange hall a week in advance of the published appointment Miller’s Feed Barn and Livery. SAWS, and CARPENTER’S TOOLS and MACHINERY. and the result was a meager audience among the people, as they view these and some disappointed people. You can find in our stock BUGGIES AND CARTS, and every About seventy of the friends and Pleasantly aud conveniently located near the specimens of true Art and Merit, neighbors of Calvin Rice met at his northwest corner of the Court House thing from a two-ounce Carpet Tack to a Birdsall Clover Huller. home Friday evening and gave him a Square, complete surprise. Rev. W. A. Weller, HT. JOHNS, MICH. which may be seen at in behalf of the company, presented him large carriage floor, roomy, clean and airy with h nice carriage robe. stalls, and clean food, and all at reasonable The night-cap social at Grauge hall rates. was well attended and well enjoyed. The two quilts were drawn by Miss Ida CORBIT & VALENTINE, Yonngs and Levi Deen. The autograph The Livery Department PLUNKETT’S GALLERY, quilt was sold by numbers and fell to It well equipped with food Vehicle* and Hora Cailie Rice. One hundred tickets were ea. Call and aeo me. sold. laNtf B. F. MILLER Urop'r. 1 Over Chapin & Co. ’s, St. Johns. WALKER ST., WEST. ST. JOHNS, MICH.
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