The Clinton Independent. VOL. XXVIII.—NO. 23. ST JOHNS, THURSDAY MORNING, MARUH 22, 1894. WHOLE NO.—1431.

Don ’t fail to buy your solid silverware —Don't miss seeing Hamilton ’s add. —From all reports some important Prime Western Timothy Seed and now. It never was so low. Allison al­ on inside j*age. tf. | building opperatious will be noticeable j June Clover at John Hicks' elevotor. MILLINERY. ways luma good stock. —“Deume ’ Marshall is no longer in Elsie this season. W 8! TWENTY-ONE! spring Millinery : Spectacles and Kye Glasses at almost turnkey at the county jail. —W'e invite attention to J. C. Calkin's You ore cordially incited to owr Latest Styles may be seen this week Easter Opening, on Saturday, r wholesale prices at Krepps. DeWitt A —Easter conies this yeas March 25. announcement at the head of our busi­ THE *30,04*0 PROPOSITION ADOPTED At H icks a Seaman 's. Co. ’s. Eyes tested free. It will not come so early again until 1970. ness local department. LAST MONDAY. 16 Clinton Avenue. March Uth, 1894. —About thirty tickets were sold from —“Jud" Hhaver. of Round Lake, and J. T. ( 'OLE cf CO. HOME MATTEHH. this station to tbe reunion of the 27th Joseph Geller. of Fowler, are asked to Tlie Oppiiiw of (No Proposition Bare Latest styles in veilings No Cards. Midi, iufautry. at Owosso. Tuesday. answer to tbe charge of violating tlie Wo o a Having Frightful Prop mm la Wblrh AtIt JoJohn H icks ’. —Tbe treasurer of Hobert college, liquor law. High aatl Putronlag Taxo* Plgurod a —11 am son ituntei died at Ins home The celebrated Rock Wall Plaster is Sewing Machine*: located at Geneva. N. V., is here look­ —A brakeman named Miller had a Co — plcuou* Part. While I Ur Ail rotator, sold at John Hicks’ elevator. in Watertown. March IS. in his 75th From 915 up. Call and see. ing after the funds of that institution thumb and linger mutilated whfle in the oa I lie Other Haatl, Drop mod of a Grow, A. B. Ralcom . year. —Isaac Hewitt, of Maple Hapids. who whioh were loaned through the Mich­ act of coupling cars at this station last lag aad Flourishing Village With a We are prepared to show to our cus- before leaving your order elsewhere was very sick last week, is able to be igan Mortgage Co. Thursday night. Happy People. tomere a full and complete line of Mil­ for your spring aud summer suite see Judd , opposite tbe postofflee. out again. —HI. Patrick's Day. whioh occurred —An effort will be made to elect There was not much excitement linery Novelties. H icks A Seaman . —Buy your gold tilled watches of last Saturday, was not very generally Judge Daboll Department Commander around the polls last Monday, while the 16 Clinton Ave. I Ladies, if you are going to buy a new Krepps. DeWitt & Co., leading jewelers, observed in our village, but on tbe con ­ at the State G. A. R. encampment in voting was being done for and against Moire Alika of shoes for Easter don't fall t* at our new stock. We have every­ and save money. trary tbe wearing of tbe green was Ion at Owosso this week. tbe proposition to bond the village of Ht. Are the latest. We have them in black K —The Ht. Johns cheese factory will and colon. John H icks . thing in the way of novelties. —John Kenyon, of Eagle, who has everywhere noticeable in Detroit. Johns for 380,600 for sewer purposes. Mercantile Co . Shoe Dep’t. been sick for some time, was no better —The M. E. and Free Will Baptist be re-opened for business April 23. Now that the proposition lias been To Wool-grower* aad Mach-brasdera. societies of Elsie, will enlarge their re­ Everything points toward a very active The directors of the Wool-growers' Sewing Machine Needles of all kinds at last accounts. adopted, we do not believe that tbe au­ constantly on hand at my store. Every —Hecnre The National Colored Cou ­ spective houses of worship this sum­ campaign and a successful season. thorities will issue any more bonds this and Stock-breeders' Association of Clin­ person buying u package will receive a —Remember the Easier opening at ton county, will meet at tbe oourt house, pons and recieve “The Wonders of the mer. This speaks well for the growing year than will be necessary to pay tbe on Saturday. March 31, at 2 d . m.. to ticket entitling him to a chance in tbe World ’s Fair” of the St. Johns Mercan­ moral sentiment of the people of that J. T. Cole & Co. ’s Haturday. the 21st. expense of completing the outlet, wqlch make arrangements for a public shear­ drawing for a handsome sewing mach­ village. Extra inducements will be given all ing and show of stock at Miller's feed ine Call for particulars. tile Co. is estimated to coat about 98.000. and A. B. Ralcom . —Miss Margaret 1‘etsch is drilling 40 —Bingham Democratic caucus at the purchasers of Easter bonnets or liats on which must be uone or the people made barn in St. Johns, on Saturdav, April 21, engine house at 2 o'clock to-morrow that day. 1894. I. F. Chessman Pres. The Mercantile Co. pay tbe fanasre girls and boys for an Easter Festival to to suffer the total loss of a large amount more cash for Butter and Eggs than take place at the Catholic church on (Friday) for the purpose of nominating —Misses Hicks A Seaman, milliners, in defending in suits for damages. iodic. Spring Jacket*. any three concerns In Clinton county. a township ticket. Turn out and as­ are having their place of business. No. Udln' Spring Capo*. Easter Sunday. After this outlet has been successfully Latest styles just received Embroider!** —A uew little sunlight in the form of sist in placing in nomination good men 16 Clinton avenue, thoroughly reno ­ completed, we doubt if it will be neces­ At John H icks ’. for the several positions. vated. papered aud painted aud rendered Handsome patterns in embroideries a nine pound daughter, was recently sary to issue any more bonds for this SAO Howard. aud Insertion at John H icks .’ —There appears to be a greatly in­ very attractive. ushered into the home of Chas. Mason, purpose, but to provide for tbe neces­ The bam and contents of O. C. Rruce, Kaater Glove* of Watertown. creased demand for good cows, at good —Owing to tlie storm on Tuesday sities by a direct tax each year, and thus of Duplain township, Clintou county, prioee. to furnish milk for the various last. tbe auction sale of stock and farm was burned by an incendiary on tlie All the novelties in Kid Gloves for —From a recent enumeration it is continue until the distinct systems are Easter At John Hicks ’. learned that our sister village of Maple cheese factories in this county. This is implements by Geo. U. Sowle. on his satisfectorily distributed about tbe vil­ night of March 8, 1894. I will pay 926 further evidence of tbe growing popu­ farm in the center of Essex, was post­ and the owner of the premises tbe same Get your meals at The Hotel SL liapids has a population of .567, and still lage. The proposed plan of caring for for evideuce leadingling to the apprehensionappreheus Johns. Walker street, west. 1401 they are not crying out for sewerage. larity of tbe cheese made hereabouts. poned until Friday. March 23. at 10 a. m. the surface drainage is simple, reason ­ and conviction ofif theguiltv party. —While coupling cars here last Thurs- —Home twenty-live members of the —Miss Kathleen E. Rurke. who has able and comparatively inexpensive. Wm. M. Lkland . (ientlemen , have you seen the new W. R. C. assembled at the pleasant conducted a millinery business in our March 10.18*4. Sheriff. line of shoes that the Mercantile Co. is mght a brakeman named Miller had Those who carried a half a million showing. They are Beauties. Drop in his right baud badly crushed and ampu­ home of Mrs. M. II. Duuning, this vil­ village during the last two or three boog-a-boo under their liats. will ulti­ Joe kola and Cap— for Kaator, and see them ; thev are Tans, Patent tation of the thumb was found neces­ lage. Friday afternoon, to pay that lady years, has removed tier stock to Ionia, mately tind that the appalling figures We have them. John H icks '. Leather and Vici Kid. sary. their compliments iu a tangible manner. where she will re-open business. Hhe will have transformed themselves into Kaator Mllllaory. Mercantile Co. Shoe Drt’t. —The correspondence from our Olive They presented her with a handsome lias made tbe change owing to the fact jumping jacks that will want to vacate Mrs. L. Canileld lias just returned At the Elsie Roller Mills, feed 9Ce, Center contributor came to liand too pin. emblematic of the order. that her parents reside in that city. and run away and hide. from tlie east witli an exceptionally Meal H0c.. co m 45c. —The end of the election fraud busi­ tine line of Millinery for Easter, and as late for our last week's issue. Come A dwelling house on the farm of Every man on that* board is a protec ­ usual, is prepared to supply all with For Hale. again, and reach us on Tuesdays at the James Lott, in Olive township, aud ness is at last reached. Joachim. Ham- tionist of the people ’s interests, as you latest novelties and most stylish effects Two acres of laud at tlie south end latest. occupied by Wm. Lapeer, was con ­ bitzer and Rerrv have been ousted, aud will sooner or later And out. in the city. A call is respectively so ­ Oakland street, for sale or exchange. Call at J. J. Moinet ’s saloon. —Eight 25c coupons will secure you. sumed by tire, together witli its con ­ within a few minutes thereafter Gov. licited at Mrs. Canfield 's. tree ot charge, one complete Portfolio of tents. on Tuesday of last week. There Rich had appointed their successors. AT REST. Men'. Clothing You Cm Kind sixteen viewa of “The Wonders of the was a small insurance on the furniture They are Washington Gardner, of Cleaned, altered and repaired in a Carpets, Mattings. Rugs. Oilcloth and World's Fair,* 1 at the St. Johns Mercan­ only. Albion, secretary of state ; J. M. Wil- The following lines are dedicated to prompt and satisfactory manner at rea­ Linoleum. Shade Curtains. Lace Cur­ the memory of Harry E., little son of Mr. sonable prices. A lex DeClaire . tains. Chenille or anything else you tile Co ’s. —On Friday last Girtie May. a 7- year- Kinson. of Marquette, state treasurer ; Next to postoffice, up stairs. need to beautify your home. —The Maple liapids order of Odd old daughter of Roilin Karcher. wiio W. A. French, of Deiie, Presque Isie and Mrs. H. L. Kendrick, this village, At II. L. Kendrick 's. Fellows are arranging to celebrate the resides south of the village, accident ­ county, land commissioner. who died of heart failure. March 16th. Carpet.: CarpoU ! Prices always tbe lowest. 1894. aged 2 years aud 2 months, and We have the line. An immense stock 7.5th anniversary of the order in ally fell from a wagon, one of the Why is The Clinton Independ ­ IImi He ml Aw my whose little form now sweetly sleeps in of all the most popular weavers. America, and the 20th anniversary of wheels of which |>asse«i over oue of tier ent like a pretty girl ? To be perfect John H ickh . For Hewing Machines. I will sell any the institution of the lodge in that vil­ arms, producing a complete fracture of it must be the embodiment of many Ht. Johns cemetery : machine made as cheap as thev can be tbe humerus. Dr. Havens, who was types, its form is made up, it is chased, Baby oleeps : How fair he looks! special Dinner. bought anywhere on earth. lage. on the 21st day of April next. The little bands Inided o ’er his breast. One o'clock, at “The Steel.” Easter A. R. Ralcom . called, reports tbe patient doing well. though inclined to be giddy : it enjoys a And snowy robe with flowers strewn. —Department Commander Kidd, of All speak of quiet real. Sunday. Ionia, was recently presented with a —As proof of the healthfulness of good press, tlie more rapid tbe better Fowler'* Candy Kltehcu gavel made from timber cut ou the Clinton county ’s population we cite an lias a weakness for gossip, talks a good Yes. baby's gone from atn and pain ! Pretty new Silks for waists Has become the head center for si No more need for patient ox re At U. L. Kendrick 's. —fresh home made candies; delicious Kentucky farm on which Abraham incident from our neighboring village. deal, can stand some praise, and it is From tbe ones who loved him best; fruits, ice creams and fresh nuts, pop Lincoln was bom . which he is using in Fowler. The aggregate weight of awful proud of a new dress. It cannot They who all his palu did share Novell!*, in Lace* com in sacks and halls. twenty of her business men is 4,600 la* kept iu good humor without some Mother's heart yearns for her darling: At John H icks *. presiding at the Owosso encampment She misses so the tiny hands We keep tbe “Standard ” cut paper this week. pounds, and beside this Frank Dunn, cash occasionally. That would touch her cheek so lightly. Held her heart in tender bands. ttems in stock. Come in and get a —Maple liapids Dispatch: “Mis E. G. formerly of St. Johns, now of Fowler, —Thev arrested a tramp in Hudson a shades. We have em from the cheap­ Bshion plate. H. L. Kendrick . Dement of this village, started yester­ is said to tip the scales at about 340 few days ago who was no slouch and Father coming home from business. est to the beet. II. L. Kendrick . Sees not that smiling baby face; Try our 50 cent Tea. A good draw ­ day in company with her sister, Mrs. pounds. Next: evidently had an eye to business. When Hears not now the soft v oice cooing ; Smoke “Crown of St. Johns." lOcents. ing free. Call aud see It, and —Dr. Raker, of Lansing, shed a good called upon to attend court the weary Baby's In a blighter place. Knifflu. of St. Johns, for a trip to Little Special Dinner. Youre Truly, C. A. Purr. Rock. Ark., to visit Mrs. O. E. White, deal of valuable information in favor of traveler was found posing in the nude, Baby's lert this world of sorrow. perfect sewerage in our village, at tlie Left it for tbe Shepherd's fold. One o'clock, at “Tlie Steel.” Easter Clothe* Cleaned. Dyed aad Repaired formerly of this village, who has been having burned hisclothing in the stove. He's not lost, but gone before you ; Sunday. By H. Hickey, over Clark & Ilulse ill a long time and seems to be no better. public meeting at Newton Hall, last After receiving tlie contributions of the He will (read the streets of gold store- ______Thursday evening. Civil Engineer judge, sheriff and turnkey the tramp Sewer Property lor Male Theee ladies will take in the sights of Would you call that little sulTrer or trade for a good farm. Reason for ' For the best watch repairing go ts Jens Hart wig was also present at that went placidly to jail wearing the best Baek Into this world again? several other cities, also. ’’ Better far go hence to meet him. selling, can't stand the sewer pressure. Krepps. DeWitt aud Co. Every job —Now that the circus season is fast meeting aud at tbe one on the following suit of clothes lie had possessed in years When you end this life of pain. For furtlier particulars inquire of warranted. rolling in. the average small boy is be­ evening, and made some plain aud in­ and expects to gain fifteen pounds in L. K. Pattekson . Tbe prettiest patterns in the best of ginning to hustle for old iron, aud all teresting statements upon tlie <|uestiou. the 50 days lie was sentenced. — The recent unusual tine weather, Wnll Paper! Wall Paper ! goods for gent's spring aud .summer other old stuff thrown to one side, which -Drown Rros.. well-known grain and for the earlv part of March, lias induced M. 11. bilge A Sons, of buffalo. N. suits—perfect fits At Judd 's. he will exchange for spot cash- which produce dealers in this village, have Village Klretlon*. a number of farmers in rthe various Y., are the leading Manufacturers of For Male at Sprague A 4qualr‘» Klevalar ; sold their elevator and business to L. Tlie village election took place in townships of this county, to sow oats Wall Paper iu America. Thev produce will be used in securing admission. The the latest paterus aud the most perfect No. 1 shell Com 46c. per bushel. old man will not go to all this trouble, G. McKuighl. who will take possession Maple Rapids, Monday. March 12, with and even plant potatoes. in design and coloring. They are not Ear Cora 25c. per bushel. next Monday. The retiring linn have Oats, 32c. per bushel. he will simply borrow the price of some two tickets in the held—Peoples - and in the “Pool," hence their prices are the Ground Feed. 90c. per 100 pounds. unsuspecting neighbor And thus the gamed many friends during their busi­ Citizens and resulted as follows. The lowest.goods and We we have invito the tbe'pi&licfar to their ex­ Com Meal. 90c. per 100 pounds. ness career of the last five years. Mr. The Democrats of the township of CM I re world wags on. Peoples - appear first and the Citizens' will meet in caucus at the oiler Town Hall, Middlings. 86c. per ion pounds. McKnight is a gentleman who enjoys aecoud : amine this elegant line and receive a Hay. Straw. Wood, beans. Li turned —Franc Schofield, of the livery bam Friday, March aid. ISM. at t o clock p. m.. for benefit of the extremely low prices Meal, and all kinds of grain lower than weet of “The Steel, "will have an auction an unblemished reputation in busin tbe purpose of nominating a township ticket M. McDonald A Co. the lowest. ___ and social circles. Robert And«*r*on .*••• —• to be supported at tbe coming election sale of live stock, farm machinery and I juiffit Hewitt - m If you would like to know what it will 1 he at. John- Hiram Laundry, — Word was received Monday of the Clark— BY ORDER OF COM implements on the Moore farm, one Harvey B. Joncn ...... 55 cost for your new carpet, bring in the Located on State street from the north death, at Mer Rouge. La., of Mrs. mile west of the court house, on Satur­ • baunceyH Hubbeil ...... so retie dimensions of your rooms anil we will east corner of court house grooMte, is Arthur Newton, sister of Mrs. Geo. H. Treasurer do the rest H. L. Kendrick . still adding to its facilities to accommo­ day. March 31. 1894. commencing at 1 Frank D. Groom ...... 54 The Democracy of Bengal township will Joan W'. smith date aud please the growing p. m. The stock, machinery and imple­ Judd, of this village, which occurred 52 meet In caucus at tbe Town Hall. Saturday. Apcclal 1M auer March 16. A letter was received March Trustee Everv thing guaranteed to be ments are in good condition and there ■ Charles J Wbttacre ...... -...... as March *4. HS4. at 2 o'clock p. m.. for the pur­ One o'clock, at “The Steel.* ’ Easter ton . Miner A Findley . ia money in em. Terms favorable. 9. in which it was stated that all were ~ Barney U. Norton pose of nominating a township ticket to be Sunday. Albert H Parker ...... 54 Any Tim* You Wlih enjoying good health and the death was Randolph Payne supported at the next April election, and to Louis Boron, auctioneer. To Ike Public a sudden and severe blow to all. The Char lea Hooker transact such other business |ss may properly To see the new patterns in can----- —A frame house owned by Homer June* L Paine...... 55 come before tbe meeting I am in the feed business again at tbe in for a few minutes ami we will be u_ remains were shipped to Los Angeles. Assessor — Wstaon and occupied by his son H.J., Andrew J. Norton ...... as BY ORDER OF COM old stand opposite Spaulding A Co.'s to show you. H L. Kendrick . | in the south-east part of this township, Cal., their home, for burial. Simeon Hewitt.. 49 tiardware ami will keep on hand Flour Strewt ('otnmlMlonfr Deasecratlr Township Ceorn* Feed. Middlings, bran. Ear and Shelled Hergoin* In Sewing Machine*. took Are from a defective stove-pipe pa —Daily services are being held in 8t . 57 The Democrats of the township of Blog bam Corn. Oats. Potatoes. Seeds of all kinds. I have a number of tbe best mahre, ing through the ceiling, and was burned John’s church this week at 7:50 p.m.. Martin V. Ailor ...... Kerosene Oil. etc. Everything first- —cond hand Hewing Machines, in per­ witli evening prayer and meditations on Constable- will meet In caucus at the Ragine Booms. St. to the ground on Thursday forenoon of James liutier...... M Johns, on Friday. Match R MM, for tbe pur­ class and prices reasonable. I ask a fect order, which will be sold very low. last week. Most of the contents were the ** Seven Last Words." There will Junta 11. Yatee share of vour patronage. 1 am also In and fully warranted. All kinds at lid of Rev.- pose of nominating s township ticket to he the market for all kinds of produce. machine repairing promptly done. saved. The loss is estimated at $6U». also lie a Good Friday servioe and ser­ as supported at the election on tbe first Monday Thonm* T Newton. Yours Respectfully. 142ltf Geo . D. Cooi which is partially covered by a 9»» in­ mon at 10:50 a. m. All sendees for osrra O. Petty...... 47 In April. The caucus will be held at S .. clock Gro . J. Foekcii . surance in the Clinton County Mutual. Easter Day. will be held in tbe new Stephen M. Boyle ...... 49 p. m. BY OKDKR OF COMMITTSE IMF. stats : savings bank church, and are as follows : Holy Com ­ Our Spring Capes and Jackets will be OF FOWLEE. —“Ovid Weekly Republican.* ’ is the ELSIE. here soonxm. Wait for them. munion at 10:30 a. m.; evening service BU8INE88 LOCALS CAPITAL. IIMW. name of the uew paper launched at Ovid At the recent village election there II. L. Kendrick . and sermon at 7 o'clock : Sunday school last week Wednesday, by Jesse J. were two tickets in the field, viz : “Peo ­ A Roam la Prices. NET ASSETS OF STUCK HOLDERS, festival at .3:50 p. m. Smoke “ St. Johns Bouquet. ” 5 cents. Parker, a late employe in the Register ple's” and ** Village. ” both bearing the A line* new line of !*rints and Ging- FRANK GRULER, PrmMsai. —Grand Ijedge Independent : “Arthur Hpeeigl Dinner Union office. It is a six colum folio, same names with the exception of trus­ luuns just received, and we have marked FREDERICK SCHEMER. Vlm-f and looks bright enough for its first ap Manzer. son of tlie late Dr. 8. A. Man­ the price within the reach of all. Just One o'clock, at “The Steel." Easter W. H. SHELLING • tees. The issue was high and low liquor note the price and then come in and Sunday. pea ranee in this cold, cold world ; but ner. of Wacousta. who pleaded guilty in a Dl RECTO! Detroit court recently to the charge of bonds. The lows scored a victory. The clothe your family for the year to come: owing to the too closely cut postures following were chosen 2i» vds. 6c. and7c. prints. 91. New Spring Suitings in elegant styles I'mMui Im Orator. W H. SasiUag, Jshn H.»"orbit, now-a-da vs, .lease will wish he had done sand-bagging and robbing a man in De­ President —I. H. Trart* 29 vds. A 1 Sheeting. 91. At II. L. Kendrick . Peter Thome. Frank Orator. otherwise before the year rolls round troit and was sentenced to Jackson for Clerk—Ohm. Spelling. 11 yds. 10c. and 12c. Ginghams. 91. Lumbar*! Plum Tree*. fifteen years, declares that there is an Trr—u rer —Tbos. H Herring. Tiieee are all genuine bargains. Jmyh Utah. —Ralph, a 7-year-old son of Jas. B. Aassasor —M. s. Doyle. Our Grocers department is bristling I liave Lombard plum trees for other roan in the case, and when he is Street Oowiel —!e*ji Weil Snell in* this spring. Gro . Rallenoeh . fW~ Fear per cent. I a Went ml ea time < Henderson, this village, while playing Village Board —H. H •'nolev. Crank Thler*.. with imrgains in every line. For this “crack the whip" with his mates at the arrested it will result in his (Manser ’s) lewliPalne. week's trade we hope von will take ad ­ St. John main school last Friday, was thrown release from Jackson. Young Manser vantage of these great leaders : H»u*eholofScDonald a Co. 4 PwCl CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY MARCH 22. 1894.

CONSUMPTION STATISTICS. CURRENT CONDENSATIONS. MICHIGAN DOINGS. MINOR MICHIGAN NEWS. BLOODY GOV. WAITE. The custom house at Muskegon will ttitrad From a KeaaarasM* Does meat The handsome Denver Union depot be opened on April 1. Proving Thai tla I)Ii—h U Gambia. ha* burned. The loss ia 8335,000; In­ COLORADO’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE surance 8135,000. THE NEWS OP INTEREST OP The Arnold mine of Eagle River baa The following extracts from statis­ OUR STATE IN BRIEF. cl used down owing to the dnll times tics compiled by the committee ap­ CALLS OUT THE TROOPS The Kansas wheat crop ia in excel­ pointed to communicate with patient* lent condition. Parmer* have togun Mr*, .lame* Kaiey. of Traverse City, under the iraatment for consumption, to plow for spring crt*p- shot herself io the aide. Mhe may re­ *• Mm nirwk bjr U«htala| a discovered by l>r. Ainiok, of Cincinnati, To IHut From IMtw Two of Hoover*a Of- cover. Diphtheria is raging nt Carbon, lad., »» tftrt JMllra at UadUUr-HarMw offers a new lease of life to thousands: -Tbe Pol too mmd Itoput y RhariBt in tho moat malignant form. In ona Grattan Grangers will hold their an ­ Fred P. J. Hager, of Columbus, O., week 13 parsons tiled of the disease. •« iM ciir-Mi- im»** «»*t ikt nual sheepshearing festival Thursday, began treatment June 30, 1893; discon ­ Uold I So CUy Hall sad (too Uovoraor Five children of one family died in two Uni April 5. tinued it in seven months; cured; re­ Calls I bo Hatdlere — Hsttlo I’robebla. days. •lirKta ceived first ten dayn' treatment free. Ludiugton will bond itaelf to aid in The Negro. Puryea. who was in jail locating the Epwurth league training James A. Downsni, Danville. Iod.. began treatment September. 1893, dis ­ at Mrondsberg, Pa., for the murder of T a •> Mra Mnwk by U(klnl«|. school there. Dispatches from Denver. Col., tell of Christopher Khtcr*. escaped. He was During a IhundpnUirm at Manistee. continued four months later; cause of Birmingham schools were closed for discontinuance, cured; previous dura ­ a deplorable condition of affairs. Gov. captured and a crowd gathered and Thuoao Anderson. u butcher, a prom ­ two weeks, owing to the prevalence of Waite, the famous, determined to med ­ lyuchnd him. inent citiaen of the fifth ward, was tion of disease, 11 years. Received first scarlet fever. ten days' treatment free. dle in municipal affairs in Denver Mid The Dnmoeratic city onventlon at struck by lightning and now lies para tried to oust from office two members l£aad and in a very precarious condi- The Michigan Republican Newspaper L. J. Maxwell, Washington. D. C., lxsadvillc. Col., nominated Mrs. Aicx> of the tire and police board —Jackson under Eldridg.- for city treasurer and Poor Health Association will hold It* annual meet­ began treatment October. 1893; discon ­ Orr and D. J. Martin—for alleged pro ­ Thi- frisky Ugh tiling of an equinoct ­ tinued December, 1893; cause of dis ­ Mrs. Bridget McCiuaky for city clerk, ing at Owoeao. tection of gambling houses Messrs. by acclamation. ial storm did considerable damage continuance, cured; duration of dis ­ Orr aud Martin obtained an injunction NoAppetite Marcellu* has decided to bond the ease not stated. Received the first ten Fred Gebhard. tbe wealthy and cele­ about Naginatv. Willard Sweet, 30 village for 8,000 to be used in construct ­ restraining Gov. Waite from forcibly years of agr. was repairing a pitchfork days ’ treatment free. removing them, and when the governor brated clubman of New York, ha* be­ Neuralgia-Very Miserable ing water works. Ed D din, 03 Htalc street, Utica, N. and had hold of the tines, when a dash started to take such action despite the come a benedict. Ilia marring*- with Hood ’s Sarsaparilla Cave Good Negaunre lias a first-class system of Y., began treatment April, 1893; dis ­ Misa Louiae II. Morris, of Baltimore, at the subtle fluid struck his face, pass­ injunction the police were called to Health. ing down his right side ami leg, burn ­ waterworks, and made a net profit of continued June. 1893; cause of discon ­ the city hall in force. Several hun­ occnrred lost week. tinuance, not stated; present condition ■&I. Hoed * Co.. Lowell. Ms**: ing him lsully. The upper was tom •3,336 during 1693. dred men were sworn in aa deputy Frank Crittenden, nephew of ex-Gox. off his boot as clean as It would be much improved; duration of disease, sheriff*, armed and ordered to prevent “ About one sjo. I was Is very peer he*M!| Charles Meyers, an inmate of the three year*. T. Crittenden, of Missouri, was killed and had no appetite. I coaid net work, for X with a knife. He was carried into the noldiera' home at Grand Rapid*, was troops from entering the building. at Duarte, Col., by lieing thrown under hunts* in an unconscious condition and W. L. Wright. 503 Commercial build ­ Gov. Waite called out the state tronps did net have say merry. I was suffering wttk killed by a dummy train. ing. fit. Lout*, began treatment Febru­ a plow and trampled upon by the nrnralgl* and the pstn was intensified by my is in a critical state. in the city and First regiment and the horaea attached to iL George Mecrding. janitor of the Kal- ary, 1893: discontinued after twe Chaffee Light artiMery to attend to the U-taff kicked by s horse a ttogether I iimaooo public library, wa* found dead months, cured of Asthma; previous city hall. Gen. Brooks, commanding Michael Davitt addre ssed a meeting Was Vary Miserable Seetdowt at s Itla Isnnrhlnt. duration of disease, twenty year*. Three thousand people witnessed the in the basement of the building. officer, delivered to Police Lieut. Clay, at Rally broth y. Queen's county, Ire­ and had fallen sway so that I only weighed Mm. John E. Culger. Laramie. Wyo ­ iu command outside of the city, a mes­ land. He declared that he was con ­ launching of the Harvey 11. llrown. at Sherwood luay have the oldest mason ming, began treatment October. 1893; ninety pound*. 1 took doctor's wdirlni. but it Wyaodotu*. Several hundred of them sage to the effect ttiat if the removed vinced that Ixtnl Rosebery was as firm Cld me no good. Perch*are I nottrsd an sdver* in the state. I). Spencer is DO year* discontinued in two aud a half months, u home ruler as any Gladstonian. ii'cmcnt of Motxl ’t Mars*perl 11* in the ("hrUttna went home with wet feet and clothing old. and has lieen in the order for 33 police commissioners did not vacate cause of discontinuance, cured; previ­ within half an hour the office would be /to y dbf. I sent at ones for s hottlc uf the in consequence. One of them, Charles years. ous duration of disease, two year*. Re­ Dispatches received from the City of iredffin*. When 1 had emeu-' the bottle is/ L Ciark, of the firm of Charles L. Clark taken by force. Orr and Martin re­ Mexico are far from reassuring os to sppetUv was <4Ul:« fosd sad I was The last of six mills started in on ceived first ten day* treatment free. fused to surrender. Before the half A Company, insurance agents, was James Winslow. Carthage, lnd.. be­ the condition of Congressman Wilson. A Coo cl Deal Stronger. taken home upon a stretcher with one full time at Mcllain. Ahiut Ti.ooo.ooo iiour expired prominent citizens en ­ He is suffering from despondency in ­ feet of log* are awaiting to be manu ­ gan treatment June, 1893; discontinued tered into negotiations with both par­ T therefore kept on until I had taken three bett leg broken and the other badly bruised. May. 1893, cared; previous duration of duced by an enfeebled constitution. ties. By that time 1 was well, sad my weigh! Otherwise the launching of the Harvey factured there this summer. ties with a view of reaching a settle­ disease not stuted; received first ten ment by arbitration. The streets about Three Poles were killed in No. 4 !L llrown —the largest carrier, though Lightning struck a bam belonging •lays ’ treaBurnt free. mine of the Kingfton Coni Co., at not the largest io dimension* upon the to Grid Johnson, near Mcllain. The the city hall were packed with an C. W. Love. Beloit, Wiv. began treat­ angry mob numbering many thous­ Kdwardsville. Pa., by a runaway car. Hood ’s3*^*'* Cures lakes— was a perfect success. barn was burned to the ground, to ­ ment Dec. 1893; discontinued 10 months Two of the men were killed instantly had Increased to US pounds. Mas. &AJUM K. gether with horses, cows aud hay. ands. "llad one of my officers given later; cause of discontinuance, cured; an order to tire, he would have been and the third died an hour ufter receiv­ Kklt . Walts. Michigan. JUSTICE WAS QUICK. Charles Meyer*, an inmate of the Sol ­ previous duration of disease, one year. riddled with bullets from the crowd ing his injuries. Hood ’e Pill* cure constipation by reator- Received the first IO days' treatment HavWher lists Tea Year* In diers' home, at Grand Rapids, wa* and then 1 would have had to sweep A strange disease has broken out lag the iierisuUUe action of Lb* alimentary canal. A O m4H1 far free. Short Order. struck hv a dummy train while walk­ both sides of the street with my Gat- among the cattle of Kunsna. anti the ing on the track und was instantly Mrs. A. Beamer. Lansing. Mich.; be­ tling gnu. said Gen. Brooks. OX.800 KHIIX TKN ACIIF* Ilenry Moore, alias Henry Phillips, gan treatment OcL. 1893; have not dis ­ state veterinary surgeon lias lieen A. M. Lamb, a market gardener in killed. On the governor's representation celled to investigate iL It starts in who attempted a criminal unsault on continued: cured? No. Noticeable im­ Pennsylvania, cleared 85.800 on fire that the state militia would probably the htMtf. the leg swells and the unirnal lira Henderson, of Henderson town ­ Jack Garrison, of Central lutke. is provement? Yea. Received the first 10 acres of cabbage and five acres of charged with selling liquor without u be inadequate to cope with the mob dies in a few days. ship. two weeks ago. was captured by days' treatment free. that had full posessionof the city, Gen. onions. I he reason of this, he says Deputy Sheriff fqmfforti in a lumber license. It is not alleged that he kept a Alfred 8. Dewitt. Guthrie. Oklahoma, The main building of the >neath was lieennsr Nalzer s seeds are so ex­ saloon, but that he retailed iiottles on McCook called out the Uuited States camp near l.oseommon. He was brought began treatment May 1, 1893; discon ­ infantry from Fort l^ogau, 13 miles Glass works, at Tifim, It, giving *m- tremely early and wondreusly pro ­ the street. ductive. 1 aghtniiig Cabbage King to Cadillac. pleaded guilty aud was sen ­ tinued in six wee us; cause of discon ­ from Denver to act Id conjunction iovment io I5» people, was destroyed and tenced to ten years at Jackson, lie left Oscar E. Wells, an aged pensioner of tinuance. cured; duration of disaaae with the slate and local authorities iu Ey fire. It is thought that 830.(xxi will of the Earliest Onions he had in the for prison at t p. in. the same day in Saginaw, ha* been found guilty of as­ not stated. Received the first 10 days' clearing the streets and preserving the ! cover tbe loss, about ouc-Ualf of which market three veeks ulicad of any other enarge of Sheriff Dunham. saulting little girls, lie was a gate- treatment free. peace. AdjL-Gen. Tarsuey, an old In ­ ia covered by insurance. home-grown sorts, und consequently received fancy prices. Salzer sends 35 tender. and would entice children into R. C. Shan ley. 905 Columbia Bldg., dian fighter, placed the militia strate- The famous Pickwick Club building, Meleld* or Areidealf the shanty bv means of candy. ijouiavilie. Ky.. began treatment July, geticaily in front of the city hall in at New Orleans. La., one of the tost (tackogea earliest vegetable seed, suffi­ James Christie was found dead in his 1893; d scontlnurd September. 1893: Fourteenth street, with two Gatlings known places in the south, was ruined cient for a family, for 81. postpaid, Crystal Palls, u Tillage of only a few cause of discontinuance, cured; pre­ if Vmu wilt • ut Till. tHtl *•»■> Mend II lied at the home of his father. Alex. hundred souls, has a debt of 840.000 covering the two big Napoleons, i by fire. The department worked three With Oc postage to tlie John A. Ssleer Christie, in Port Huron. He com ­ vious (.oration of the disease. 18 loaded with grape and solid shot, hours toforr the fire was under con ­ hanging over it* head. For that reason months. Received the first 10 days' Seed (kx. I as (rouse. \\ la. you will re­ plained of a toothache at night and re­ it is pretty hard to get a man who will trained on the city hall, and four com ­ trol. The loss will be 8150,000. ceive their mammoth catalogue aud a quested not to Is* disturbed. On the treatment free. panies of militia in front and around act us village president, and for once G. W. Colby, Jr.. 305 North Fourth A. R. Beals, of Hartford City, lnd., trial package of “Get 'liter*, Eli,'- the stand was found two Is>tties which had the office begs the man them to stand the crowd off. The ex- sixteen-day radish. w contained laudanum. There iaadirer- street. HL Ixiuis. Mo.; began treatment eftement wa* inteose. But at 9:30 p. met his wife, from whom he has been separated, on the street at Dubuqne, of opinion as to whether he took The body of Mrs. Ilonnel. who disap ­ June. 1892; was at death's door; discon ­ iu. Gen. McCook advised Gov. Waite to A' Imals eonflnrd should be well hrrtdert so overdue** of the drug taken to relieve peared from Benton Harbor on Dec. 3. tinued; cause of discontiuunnee not withdraw the state militia for the 1 la., and attacked her with u knife, in ­ his toothache, or deliberately com ­ has been found in the river. The stilted. Noticeable Improvement? "De- night as the U. S. troop* were able to flicting injuries which will probably It rat*. mitted suicide, lie was 35 years of age woman wus traced to a bridge at the | t-idedly so; ” previous duration of the cope with the mob until morning. result in her death. He then cut bis It par* to read the papers. e«prd*U| era I own throat. own family perer. for nportuiiKlre are brought to your at- on snag* aud prevented her from drift ­ Dora. E. Theobald, lliloxie. Miss., dered to tire ou the city hall he would Major Edward O. l’omeroy. past de ­ teat ion Fur Instance. It. P. Jottusoa A ('<*.. at ing out into the lake. began treatment February, 1893; dis ­ blow it to piece'. Threatening demon ­ partment commander of the Rhode Kichraoad. Vs., are now advertising, offering M rhlgandet Orowssil In flMlm. continued ufter four months; cured; laynv positions to parties who enaagu with A dispatch from Ilerroosillo. Mcx., There are to Is* 130 pupils at the stration* have been made against the Islnnd G. A. IL. died at Providence of iheir, devoting all or any purl of their time to previous duration of the disease four governor at liis residence and he was 1 pneumonia, aged 54 year*. Major Pom ­ their business Interest* 11 might |sj you to ■ay.*: Jauieit Howard, an American Indian school instead of KM) as hereto­ year*. write to them. civil engineer who left for the fishing fore. To meet the increased expense reported alarmed as to his safety be­ eroy was a soldier in Ellsworth's tiat- The first one hundred statements re­ fore the arrival of the United .States tulion during the war. ground* of Is Pa/., situated ucross the entailed by the extra 50 scholar* the port; cured. 46 benefit ted. 51; no itn- 1 Scnec* ssvs the Homan* Usd rooking schools Gulf iff Culiforma, was drowned on »j»e secretary of the treasury bus made the troops At the city hall it was claimed sad s teacher of mssUr«Uon. provetnent, two; dead. one. Concern ­ that strict orders had been given not Frrtl C. Picking, of New York, fora first day after leaving Gunyama*. He estimate S3?.500. instead of 8?4,300. as long time cashier of the New York ing ;he free treatment referred to the to tire a shot or raise a club until the lisa Nothing to l»o With the Case. was leaning over the side of the ves­ ha* formerly been the custom. report states, com* u mpt ives house of Browning. King A Co., clotli- sel. when he lost his lialance and fell *r*rv- tnilit.a had taken the offensive. From What tbe planter wants Is reed that will grew A woman carrying an illegitimate ivh re are still giveu the same oppor ­ 3 p. m. until 9 p. in. the state troops j ing. has lieen caught at East St. Irtit r the purchaser pays a higher had lieeii in Mexico for several months. prepared to vacate at a moment ’s no ­ Prince and Princess Henry of liatten- price in consequence, aad Is learning the tact. woman just threatened to leave the kid TO TOUR THE LAKES. tice. All overture* from the governor berg, left Sheenies* for Flushing. Hol ­ Writ* I Store. Pel l..:« with him. lie gave her the food. were rejected because the ousted offi ­ kind and •luantlty wanted, and you will get Mi.rilor al llmd C.tv. I‘re«:i|rnt Cleveland. III* Cabinet and U»«. land. on board the Holland yacht Vic­ lowest prices. kf> vegetable seed samples fnr- cial* said that they had all along been toria and Albert. AM the ship* in the Ihngcian Vernon shot and killed The saloon of A. Nichols in l«onraia Mrwikn mt ( unc-m to Takaa Trip. gtohnd large r'anter* tor -W Iu stxmpk The look* is if u cyclone had struck it. willing to let the supreme court or a harbor were deconitc 1. rainbow fash­ True Southern Red fob Memtnoth (.uallngc John M. Johnson in his saloon at lie* sd Washington special: There isu move ­ unart! of arbitration decide the matter, ion, with flag*. Her majesty was on corn lor sale. (%, during au altercation. Vernon Homebody who poses as u reformer cut ment on foot here to arrange a grand but now it must be settled by the her way to Florence. Italy, where she The Egyptians kneaded their bread la a iso woodsman, and having some word* and destroyed the cover of the pool tabic, cut up the cards, carried off the outing for the President, his cabinet court or by force. will stay for some time. wooden bowl with their feet. with Johnson shot him three time*, and member* of the house and senate Gov. Waite issued the following twice In tile temple and once through {Mstl Iwllk uni) 14 kegs of iiecr. attd left The census office at Washington has a lamp burning in the cellar without a <>n the great :akc* in May or June, proclamation: “All companies of the Mow's Th »• the lungs. Crowds at oner asseinhled with a view to showing them the won ­ National Guard of Colorado are hereby published a bulletin which presents We offer Oae Hundred Dollars reward for and great excitement prevailed; there chimney. the totals of all classes of mechanical any esae of Catarrh that cannot be cured by derful progress of the cities of the iaue notified to be in readiness at the inspec ­ MsU a L'alarrh Cure was some talk of » lynching. Vernon The Dickinson county relief commit ­ tion armory to resfionil to acall to come industries in the I nited State*. Michi tee has closed up its business and regions, the growth of the commerce F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, a arrested and safely lodged in jail. of the inland seas und the necessities to Denver, which will be issued on Fri­ gnn has13.137 establishments that were We. the undersigned, have known F. J. turned over the small amount of money enumerated. The aggregate capital Cheney lor tbe last 14 years, aad believe him of that commerce. Several weeks ago, day of this week." perfectly honorable la all baaiaeaa transaction* Illsw Out Iks (Isa. and provisions on hand to the county The withdrawal of the state troops was 8S63.U00.00U. and the nnmtier of poor commissioner*. The period of dis ­ sfler Alexander McDougall, the inven- . and rnanctally able to carry out any obliga ­ Prank T. Wyllys, a young man about tor of the whalcback, was before the from the scene of action was the result men employed was MG.inmi . who were tions made by their arm. 1« years of age. stopped at the Itailey tress is practically over, and the num- river and harbor committee, he sug ­ of a conference iietween Gov. Waite paid 867.000.000 in wuges per year. Wiwt A Truax . lier of applicants is daily growing Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O. house, Ionia, and blew out the gas gested such u trip for congress, but it and Adjt-Gen. Tarsuey. at which it A meeting of the west Michigan Wai .kim . KiwasN A JUsaviN, upon retiring. With the door and smaller. was only in the form of a suggestion. was decided that it would be Impossi ­ trotting circuit was held in Greenville Wholesale DrugglaU. Toledo. O. Daniel II. Waters, a wealthy citizen Hall's Catarrh Cure D taken internally, art- window closed he struggled through Since then J. M. Kill, of Minneapolis, ble to take the city hall without great A circuit was formed embracing Green ­ lag directly upon the blood and raucous sur­ the night anil was not discovered until of Grand llapids. died in Florida. Be­ the big lailrond and steamship nun. and unnecessary loss of life. ville, Howard City. Cedar Springs, the faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. morning, when it Look four hour* to fore he went south he made hundreds has actively interested himself and has Kent County Agricultural society, the Price Ihe per bottle. Sold by all drugglaU. living him out of hi* asphpxiated con ­ of poor families happy by his contribu ­ offered to place his entire fleet of ves­ CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. West Michigan fair, the Ionia Diatricl tion of 85.0011 to the relief commission, When forte* Invaded Mexico for the second dition sels of the Northern Line at the dis ­ fair and the Ionia Horsemen ’s club. time be had «• musketeers aad n cross bow- lie has always lieen generous, and al­ posal of the President and his cabinet Swam—Nvreaty-thtrd - once. Wsshington. Mr. Brownell n»i a pri­ i-rialioa* oc« ui-t*rlsii *n of was *n*l rcmslrrtv* to set seriously that Ins recovery is consid ­ township, I«tpecr county. Marlin Blow, ate Hag over the building. CapL Ells­ sport KAUI) far an appropriate atone for lb* nually. The business of corporation* nda to personal enjoyment when ered doubtful. aged Jo, whose father is the man who worth. upon seeing the ting, went to trove of ( apt. >*tnu*l Mewl, tb# deaiensr of shall not be conducted nor continue I rightly twd. The many, who lire bet­ tbs American ties sod one of tbe heroes of tbs by receivers or under the direction or There ia a county seal war on in has liwt the greatest number, has been the hotel and hauled it down. When ter (Ks° others and enjoy life more, with arrested on suspicion of lieing the wer of lilt supervision of any court except inci- llenxie and every hamlet in the county on the stairway he was shot dead by 8BPATU. —Hereatvdlftb dor--The sslpntor Vm expenditure, by more promptly poisoner. No motive ran lie assigned the proprietor, Jackson, who in turn spe bill was taken up. sfler aevvrsl spssibee. [ dentally in the winding up of their adapting the world's beat products to wants it The people at Henzunia to* affaire. Here it should remain there, although for the young man's actions, if he wa* promptly shot and killed bv Brow ­ I'enster llsrrl* ssked that I Its Mil be placed the need* of physical being, will attest really is thu one who committed the nell. Brownell was awarded a medal on It* final peeease. Yens sad nays were de ­ the value to health of tbe pure liquid it ia a mile and a half from the center manded and Ibe Mil passed bf a vote of 44 to ADDITIONAL MICHIGAN. of the town. It was condemned some crime. of honor by congress for hia act. •I. After iaa*in« s number of MBs of only laxative principle* embraced in tbo The village of Bancroft has now not minor or lersl iraion.no*. end s short exece- time ago as being unsafe and court has Itve session. Ibe Hensie sd)oarned. Horn Several boats have passed Port Aus­ remedy, Byrup of Figa. bean held ia a hall. a thing to snow for the lion us offered MO I'alwNMfl St » W*4dla» Mr. Hisek, *f Illinois, asked unanimous con ­ Iu excellence to due to ita presenting for a brass and copper work* which sent to esmsMer a bill to authorise m«ua*-r- tin. the lake is entirely free of tee sail Over MX) guests participated in the the fishermen are about ready to pat in the form most aeeeptable and pleas­ The house committee on election of promised to locate there for a SIOJKXi wedding fealivities of Ilenry Feinberg of eoldlers' homve to emtdoy medteal ofllrers president and vioe-preaidenl has agreed •alter than soldiers disabled In Ibe service, es their nets in the water. ant to thetaste, the ra

"Law, Mis' Dodd! Yon oodn't pen on me. nowhow, fer tor git dat aig fum do house ter de school safe and aonn'. 'Mpee' hit’s kaae I'se lackin' in reppse ob manners. ’" she added, with a chuckle. “Well, it'a very strange if a girl 14 U RI N G hard times con­ years old can’t be trusted to carry a parcel!" salt! Mrs Dodd, impatiently. Just aa the committee wiiu were to sumers cannot afford to award the prise were about to with­ draw for their conference. Chloe Ann experiment with inferior brands opened the outside door and thrust a very anxious face oat into the dark- of baking powder. It is NOW "Here I U!" panted Aunt Deb. “An* you kin praise yo' sta's dat I'se come. that the great strength and purity 1 aint never on'urtuk no aseh skittish job as dis ufo ’. An ’ you aint nevei ye re uo such racket as oome fum de of the ROYAL make it indis­ inside o' dish yer aig! 1 clar ter good ­ ness! 'Twaa wuk .s u totin' a cloek! pensable to those who desire to An' I'se 'mu',' 'feard some er dem kuu- nels dun drap off in de road. ” “Hero, Judge Carle ton!" said Mrs practise economy in the kitchen. Dodd, taking the huge bundle from Anut Deb's reluctant arms, and giving it to a gentleman standing Each spoonful docs its perfect near her. "It is so late that yon will have to exhit this egg from the plat work. Its increasing sale bears fogm. ” Judge Carleton proceeded to the platform, closely pursued by Aunt Deb, witness that it is a necessity who removed the wrapping of tissue paper as he mounted the steps. to the prudent—it goes further. "Hullo!" shouted a small boy. 'A pop-corn egg! ” A pop-corn egg sure enough, and shining aud sparkling as if Jack Frost had breathed upon it! A murmur of surprise und admiration ran through the room. In the cargo of a steamer whieh re­ “Lira U a battlefield on which we tight fee "Look out dar. Marse Carleton!" cently arrived at a Pacific port from fsme*. Ti> prrwrvi' health la thts light, see Heccham » Pills, Z5 cents u box. cried Aunt Deb, excitedly. "You so China were a number of boxes of silk gwine ter keel liit over. Keep hit de worms in transit for London. After Since 1K74 rooking iw-boob, have In less than half an h, n she was ‘•etlc end up. sho !" erst In the United Stales. Jane. I done sot dar ar hen dis the steamer arrived in port the worms HER “ RIGINAL EGG/ mornin ’.” I>ock again. There waa a package in j fL"”- began to crawl ont of their cocoons. Coe's Cowan Itolsom and ussisted Judge Carleton to raise ItllsoMn' WKllMl. II will hmiit up«CnMaaMl Not in the least abashed. Chloe Ann her arms, aud a look of solemn joy on Holes had been bored in the boxes to the upper half of tile great egg. •r isao iiu>u.ing via*. Itlsalway* ivusMs. Try IS bounced out of her chair and clapped her face give air to the worms. They soon U N T DEB SAT Wheu lllack Jam. Aunt Deb’s fuvor- First-class tannin; Improves Uw farm every her bunds, declaring that she knew “Come in de wider room, ” she aaid found the holes, crawled through J car. near the front win* tte hen. was disclosed, sitting on a “'zackly w’at ter put in de inside o' in a hoarse whisper, and Aunt Deb them, and a number succeeded is dow of her little nest of white cotton-batting, every ­ •• llonsow's Itsglc Com «slv*." dat aig. an ’ she shouldn't as' nobody, went into the other room without a reaching the deck, where they were V»rnu>i«i lo rue or n»*o; rvliisSsiJ. Ask year house, darning a body began to dupi Then a dozen kasc dey was all b’longin' ter her.” moment's delay. picked up by visitors. An enterpris ­ Crug*.»i fur ll. fnwUcMU. hole in the fluffy little black heads thrust them­ “You'se boun' ter apcckeriutc fud- UWhen the two emerged from the ing man on shore saw the worms, (live shelter to stork when cold frosty ulgMs selves out from under the wings of the der'ti dat. chile,'' said Aunt Deb. “Dat little bedroom, they quivered with the bonghi all he could get, and proposes stocking, and won ­ old hen, and the applause became aig ’a ‘bleeged ter have mo'n insides. uwfulneaa of the secret in their pos ­ starting a silk industry in Oregon. Sill loll-. « omsnrwprion Cave dering “w'at ferdat deafening. At this all the little blank Uo ’long an' do some o ’ yo' flourialiin' session. I- Wftl OO .1 rosTMIor. ll rurro Isriptest « .m ■ wp chile mj late.'* I heads disappeared, and everybody A perfect cure! Mr. lidward K. Urourhlon. Umu . llsUMbwlUmdi Caro. tlca,9Vca*|t% roun' de wood pile. Alter tea we'll *' ‘Mpee' you got to sew de fua' lot ter **l)ar she come laughed. 140 West Nineteenth street. New York Cltjr. N. J set roun' de stove an' projec' 'bout de clof, ” said Aunt I>eh. “Alter dat Y.. saysthts: "I have used several bottles of The St not burg pate de foie gras is matte rrom now! ” ahe exclaim­ Of course Chloe Ann's egg took the Ur. Hull s < ough .syrup in rar family and find enlarged liven ui geese. dat 'riginal aig. ” dey'II stick fas' ’nough ” ed. glancing up the prize. The committee were not ab­ tt s perfect cure. I cheerfully rerommeud It." i It was ufter 10 o'clock when Aunt “You'sesho'you kia make dat ar?” A slight cold, jf neglected, often at­ road, “an* run n in ’ like a wll* tukkey! ” sent from the room more than five ft Is belter for land to grow weed s than Deb and her niece rose from their seats incpiired the girl, rather anxiously. tacks the lungs. UaowN's Hki»>« him. A moment Inter the door tlcw own minutes; and ns soon as the sale be­ nothing before the tire. “Aint 1 use ter make balls fer Murae 1 hocus * give sure and imuiodiaUt relied. and Chloe Ann rnahe«l into the room. gan. Mrs. Dodd was sorely perplexed, TM teal rsmedy for rheumatism that has vet Asdd only tm bust*, Price 1$ els “An" utter all dis ’speetin* an con ­ Ellis's chillun. long 'fo* yon was “Aunt Deb.” ahe gasped, “dem gala for it seemed as if every one wanted to been diseovrrrd. Mr U. 11 Tyler. IW West tendin'. ” said Aunt Deb, despondently, horned? Does you ’magine dat dem Main street, lislesburg. Ills . writes: “I have up ter de school house------” buy Chloe Ann'a egg. What a jolly used a good many bottles of Salvation Oil. tu<: VARIOUS ENTERPRISES. “liook yer! J wants ter know w’at “we aint make out ter kiver dat aig! days an' dem doin's done drap outen think it the best remedy for*rheumatism 1 ervr my min'? lUess gracious! I kin tell time they all had! How the people you mean, bastin' inter de house dim I kin ax Miss Cole fer 'de ole boxes — Denmark 1* dyke* era over dcra d'lections wad fer wud. an ’ I kin laughed and cheered when excited in ­ way. You'se lackin ’ in repose oh man ­ you ’ll git yo* pas’baa’d outen dem — Orange peel, sa a condiment,rondt was kamrz in centuries old. spanglo urn. too. lint yo'se got to do dividuals bid against themselves! ners, you is. Chloe Annl Keckon I an ’ like 'nough she'll gimme de strong France sad Ragland In I4M. Mime spermentin ’, Chloe Ann. kasc At last “dat 'riginal aig" wac Electric irons for laundries and shirt done year old min' tollin' Mias Hosa w’ite muslin, liut 1 dunno w'at you you aint had no 'sper'unoe wid aech knocked iff at 915 to old Mr. Clapham, Farts Worth Knowing. factories are becoming popular. dat a tonsan ’ times, an* yon'ae dea like gwine ter do for de outside. ” doin ’*. I'se mighty glad dere .aint no who had been very much opposed to Is all diseases of the nasal muruoui- mem­ her. Shet dat do*! Itlraa gracious! "Don' you be troubled in yo' min' brane the remedy- used must be ■•on-irritating. school dis week.” the asylum. AliL AX jOXSI, 'Dears like dat Ma ch win ’ tryin' to 'liout dsl. Aunt Deb. I.uw! I'se boun' Nothing aallslariory ran be accomplished with Chloe Ann's delight knew no bounda '•Chloe Ann. how did you ever hap­ douches, snuffs or powders, because they an* all both In the way it sets, snd in the way ftfte blow all outdo ’a inter dia room. Now ter tin' kivering ’ fer dat aig. 'Taint Irritating, do not reach the affected surfaces sold, is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dkcov- She danced and capered about the pen to think of putting that brood ot ami should be abandoned os failures A multi­ you let set dewu in dat ar cheer, an* gwine out in de world naked, cert'n chiekens into your egg? ” inquired one tude o' persons who had for ) oafs t»rm- ail the sry worry and psin that catarrh ran Inflict testify A long proces sion of d iseases start from a. don ’ lemme year ‘nudder wud fum you sho'. I mint nebber got iof behirne of the ladies. torpid liver and impure blood. Take it, ae yit. Aunt Deb!” to radiraI and permaarni cure* wrought by ontil you ketch yo' breff." “Law!" said Chloe. "I alien 'beerved Kljrs Crrsei tlahu vou ought, when you feel the first symp­ Chloe Ann, pulling like a small steam- With this cheering assurance Chloe dat ehmk'ns was s natchul ting to be toms (languor, lass of appetite, dullness, de- tug. rolled up her eyes despairingly Ann jumped into bod. uud was soon (jrmeirm). As an eppamiag. mntmrstlvw inside o' aigs!" The value of istsatry was not fully recog ­ tonic, to rqvi dl and tumbled into a ebair. fast asleep. nized by medieval commanders until the fif­ There was a great shout then. Chloe teenth century. huikl up the “Co ’se I'd mightcr knowed you'd Aunt Deb r.poke truly when she sold Ann laughed louder than any one else. snd strength, theros noth­ ’•pise fer ter year ' bont dem Kaater that the girl was “clar grit. ” Until ing to equal it. It rouese Judge Carletou (tatted the woolly head Abraham l.laeoln ’s Stories. every organ into healthful doin'*. ” said ahe, slyly, as soon as she the last eighteen months of her life approvingly. An illustrated book, untnarred bv action, purities and on- she had always been ill-fed ana over ­ was aented, “but dc- ’s gwine ter be “Chine ▲tin,” said Annt Deb, as they riches the blood, braces vp worked. When she was 11 years old advertising, containing stories and the whole system, snd re­ mighty cnr ’u*. ” were walking rapturously home in the her siokly mother lx*came a helpless stores health and vigor. •W’at doy gwine fer ter do up dar?" moonlight, “you'se do ontdoiu ’est gal anecdotes told by Abraham Lincoln, invalid, and upon Chloe Ann wen* laid Mrs. Btsaw Goenmrr. of inquired Aunt Deb. eagerly. in dat ar schoolhonae! I t proud on manv heretofore unpublished, will be Rice, JX* m«>ni i'wjtfs .Ulwn_ Citioe grinned. “Dem gala, ’’ she said, burdens far too heavy for one so you. honey. 1 cert’nly is.” writes: “ I have taken threo young. sent free to every person sending his ‘Ootdna * ’dey gwine ter git up a show in de “Law!” exclaimed Chloe Ann with a sad or her address to the Lincoln Tea Co. . school house, an' dey gwine ter hare Muny a time site lay uwakc all night little tremble in ber voice. "Aiu't 1 with hunger that tlio mother might aigs an* ------” done to)e you I’se never lef’ behime?” Fort Wayne. I ml. not suffer. Many a time she stood be­ Mrs. Gokdxkt . "Alga!" exclaimed Aunt Deb. Susak Cuhtis Kk u rtxuu. “Aigs." repeated Chloe Ann. Im­ tween ber drunken father and her THirtag the middle ages the best conking w*» pressively. “An' mo'n dat, dey aint mother's bedside, warding off the A Surprise. done in the monasteries. blows intended for the sick woman, Stanley Ober stood at the window Charles Martel Hammer took bis name from gwine ter hare nothin ’ ’cep’ aigs. Dey the ponderous hammer lx* olway* carried at his Pierced. Cure. kin make ’em ns small u» ,jmrrm’ und receiving them at last upon her TUB TOO TIT AT TOOK TUB IMirTK. looking across the meadow at the saddle-beer. W. N. U.. D— XII —12. aigs. or dey kin make 'em deH as big own shoulders. room until Annt Deb was thoroughly small evergreens that skirted the wood as dey kin tote. Dey kin atuff ’em or When the mother died, two years out of patience. beyond, and wishing it wore Christ­ dey kin leave ’em holler: bat ev’y gal ’s later, and her father declined to sup­ The eventful dny dawned at last, but mas turn- again —for the tree had been ’bleeged ter invent de aig by her own- port her, C'hloe Atm begged and such a delight: but it was aesrly 6 ST. JACOBS OIL It seemed to Chloe Ann the longest alone-self. An' Mb' I)odd ahe done worked her way from Georgia to a dsy of her life. Hhe was dmseed for Easter, and there would be Easter tolc ua dat de gal w’at make de 'rig- small town in l'ennsylvania where the cveaing long before the time, and ogirs and Easter cards, uud a small Aunt Deb lived. Her uunt had sent a*, .soon as the eieek struck seven she party, when ali the cousins w ould be money to pay the cost of the journey, ran to the school house. there. but the fatiier hiul discovered it aud “Mamma!” he cried, suddenly. PAlS Rod all the World Knouts the CURB Is SURH. When she opened the doer she was “Well?" asked mamma. gained poMM-ssion of it. dazzled with the sight The boy* had Stanley went nearer, and talked The poor child could neither read trimmed the large room most taste­ earnestly for several minutes; then nor write when aheenteied the village fully with evergreens, and had ar­ mam mas face won- a smile, und Htau- Lincoln Tea, school; but being “clar grit" she ranged flags und other draperies with ley was beaming anti mysterious. ignored the ridicule of the little chil­ churming effect A GrijxtlefiB Cathartic. dren with whom she woaobliged to re- The Easter eggs were displayed on cite, and worked with ail her ought to tubles near the wail. There were For diseases of the LIVER and KIDNEYS it is a CURE, make ap for lost time. emery*, almost “as small as sparrers' not an experiment. Used bv women it PREVENTS SCJF- Mia Dodd, a wcaithv and benevo ­ aigs." wiUi a rosette and loop of very ie.tM.nac-. t^RiNG Used by men it PROMOTES VIGOR It lent woman, was at this time greatly narrow ribbon at each larg • end: egga Medtc.no. cures Constipation, clears the Complexion and prevents interested in raising fund* for the or ­ of dainty satin, tilled with tempting Dyspepsia. Price, 25 cts.. sample free. At your druggists or by phan ssvium which ahe had been the candies; egga covered with swan's- noil of LINCOLN TEA CO., Ft, Wayne, In r * posed that they should have an exhi­ velvet or plash large enough to hold Ulll vllMli'tej,ll Y WtH4 I.4IMLI lars.” f'leswoea (He Nnwwl bition of Easier eggs of their own in ­ comfortably the elegant dolls that lay . Kltdh Herr Chloe Ann paused an instant to vention. PiwnpA Allays Pain MEtfTS MIKE S5 « Pit l-f within. and Inflanimntloti, , . krnsil tSTroled. give Aunt Deb time to take in the full Mho would give a prize of 910 for the li'-tui* lli i » J to itHi .1 in s house. Its s»n)e ugl Chloe Ann drew a long breath. Itr.lo rr. llir Sons** ol tMftid.flveeenls.FtlltSHEKA MAKIN on. import of this announcement Then ■lost singular and unusual production. Tsftlr and Smell “Gin' o' glory!'* she -xclaimed at she proceeded with her tale. Ten cents admission fee should be | IImI* liar Sores- last ‘Dey’* han'sonie! Co'se 'twas “D.«t gal wid the lone yalier curls, asked at thedoor The ladies should Apr** Hsim Into each Mslrll nENsioN^r^rffs ail mighty foolish ter make calc' tations Kl.i HKOS . ft* tV.rrcs . V, luxRSS8f^f.' v p she say ter me. 'Nobody aint ’apectin ’ provide refreshments, and after the an itat ar ten dollar, lint sake* 'live! w ljr»lulast w«i, 1 t—i....., ^MS you'll make nothin ’, Chloe Ann.' An' committee bed decided on the "most I aint gwine ter hodder la»ut dat 1 any, ‘Den I ’bleeged ter 'sprite ’em.’ original egg" there should be a grand ACRCS OP LAMP Home bo, iv'll buy my aig. eert'n sho'.” After dat site uxed me ef 1 reckon I sale of Uac eggs for the benefit of the fsr sals by t ha 8 snrr r fta Chloe Anti smiled cheerfully upon Friendly Regard 1.0UU.UUU kin make dat prize aig An' 1 'lowed asylum. A Prtxrru It an.moan the rival eggs and went her way, os ­ is never en- Duses* r is Mli Nr Mass sad CUes, I honn' ter try. an' dat I aint nebber The ten, her permitted the girls to tentatiously tossing over her shoulder to* They will bsssel to jou lef’ behimet then she laugli mighty interest themselves iu so deserving a tertained by the long scarlet ribbons that dene tided TUB RASTKn TRUK. scornful an' toss up her head. I aint cause, und presently the whole village from a tight braid which stood eut at The party name off on Easter Mon ­ the children sav nothin' mo ’, but I dea stun' roun* became very much interested in the "exhibition. ' right angles to her head, and was ex­ day. and all the cousins were there. A a medi ­ HOPEWELL CLARKE, dem gals an ’ watches out an' yearn actly three inches long. merry time they had of it with all | sd I owb Isummi .Sc Fast. Mims der talk. I known fer sho' now dea No one was more thoroughly ex cine that An boar latter she met Florence sorts of Easter games, and then came now 1 gwine to wak " cited than Chloe Ann. Hhe talked Evans, whom she had desert bed aa “dat tea. with pretty sandwiches snd eakes tastes bad. “Aint I allern done toir do folks yon about eggs —she dreamed eggs, (let hope and qpuragn never failed, not gal wid de long yalier eurls " and leas and frail, and then a door This explains was rlar grit, honey'.*" cried Aunt Deh. was opened into another room where even when it lacked only four days ot “Where's your egg?" inquired Pier- “Hut 1 dunno /aekly w at yon stood a tree hang with the most the popular ­ w’en yon talk Imut de 'riginal aig." the appointed time, and her egg wan “Urekon hit’s at home charming of Easter tokens! Dainty ity among “Ho! ” ejaculated Chios Ana. still without an outside. cool rrsponaa. baskets of flowers, one for each guest, little “'Riginal'* de man' diffuntest from ail Aunt Deb was not so sanguine, and ones “I teak on yon re ashamed to show it," painted eggs suspended by gay ril>- de res', an' I'se boun' ter make dat aig. expressed her surprise at Chloe Ann a cheerfulness. said the girl, mockingly. bna*. beautiful cards snd homemade I gwine make de biggea' aig in ail trifles, snd at the top of the tree were creation!" “Law. Annt Deb! Aint I brnng up “Like ’nongh. ” rnplietl chloe Ann, Suit’s Emulsion, sprays of lorely Easter lilies that 'long o ’ trtber 1* lions -’ Aint I oilers with apparent indifference. “Chinn Ann!" shout*Aunt Deb. looked so purr aad white against their a preparation of cod-liver msdr out to fetch up at de head? I'se “Why. Chios Ann! Isn't your egg switching her niece sharply with the background of dark greea. oij almost as palatable as stocking which she had Just mended. gwine ont dis minute ter veatergal* here yet?" ox cl* i mod Mrs. Dodd. "All de store winders. 'Mpee' 1*11 'skivver the eggs were to be here at S n clock." The Easter tree was a great success, milk. Many mothers have “Yon o nmnp ii net ions chile1 Don* and the cousins voted Stanley ’*. Easter sump n fo' 1 <*<>mes home." “Dai's a faok. " said Chloe Ann very gra you lemme year no mo' dat kind o' party to be the moat delightful they iteful knowledge of its talk! Yon gwine be took at roar wud Mo saying, chloe Ann pat on her hat gravely. “Hat Annt Deb's mighty special wid dat aig. Mho’s gwine ter had over known. benefits to weak. sickly some day. an' struck dead wid a clap and shawl and started off, singing in a feteh hit herae'f." o' tuader dee like Aneriaa an' H’flra high koy: children. Itaaap yo e’f ter de Iced an “Rot It oagbl to be here now. ” Judge Way hack—Have yen any pre­ was done struck w’en dey wasn ’t | judice against the defendant? mindin' w’at dey say. Ho 'long an' urged Mrs Dodd. 'Something mast An' ilam Wat staa’s by ter scoff ; have detained her. Han and bring it Hank Howler —I dunuo yit, Jedge. AdmUtMBNli Kledly feteh in a armful' o' light ood. an' shet Far de harder do pailln do loagor do res’, Wot s his polities? yoareeif. that a a good girl." de chiek o hoBse do an look ter lllank Aa de hRir do feed Is de trough ! CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY MARCH 22. 1894.

Eurofk and the United States spend i iTKHAiiY Ntnicaa. LE4ML N0TICE8. about two billion dollars a year fur dotti ­ TDCE TABLE. The Independeni Whether .be Rouse of Lonls shall b* shoe Terra* of tke Circuit Conrt. ng and about the same amount for wine, Special Mkbtik *.. » isbed or continued a* an ulsoted upper cham­ Bt. Johns, March IS, ISM. t IN KFFBCT OBDBGE B.COMMIT. Editor aad Prsprteter. whiskey and beer. ber of Parliament Is openly tllsrussstl In Eng- Called to oompU* the returns and determine •TATE OF MICHIGAN, i amt. Mr. George W. Smalley, the New York 2Mh Judicial Circuit- ( Dfremtffr 19th. IMH*, the result* of the special election acid March 1 do hereby Ox and appoint the time# of JOHNS THURSDAY. MARCH «. II With a prospect of a settlement of IS. 1SB4. Tribune * Londo n Correspondent. will con ­ bolding the serrral terms of court within said tribute to the April Harper's bis Impressions WEffTWAKD the tariff dispute in Congress on the The meeting was ended to order by President circuit for the year* IMU ami 1M&. as follows: . laMfee Lo ri* ** a working legislative body rep- CLINTO* UOPXTY. KAMTEH BKLU. Vaughan lines of the Wilson bill, with some mod rating public opinion in Great Britain. First Monday in February. :t .it-* IMIoii*: rejoice ' tkt mutant bails ideations, there are signs of a revival of Present Trustee* Kenyon. Kendrick, Kuiflln. Fourth Monday in April. «=I olSZo-f- JJ 5fSe- Clamor and <-taag la the morniug gray. Murdock and Wolcott. Last Monday lo June, 8TATION8 A Oerrlhts Uullrssd kecldsai second Monday In November Hippie aud break m the wave-long iwdl# business. Mills are starting that have The statements from each of the election fit Of ths wind that rises at dawn of day Is a daily chronicle in our paper* , also I1MXTIOT COD XTY. ! a i ka ■Mats*: they paai from the tall white at—pie been long closed ; miners who have long district*, number* one, two aad three, of the Second Monday In March ■biotw: tbsy call to the listening paopl f the death of some dear friend, who has First Monday in June. been out are going in their pits, and votes given fOr sod against the loan at the died with Consumption, whereas, if he or Bscond Mona*) In September. a. s*. a. a. p. is. Farther and nearer, higher and clearer. specthl election held March IS, I ML which bad BETROIT----- L» * 42 10 4S 4 « Sweet with the message or hope and lor*. merchants, being reasonably assured of she had taken Otto's Care for Throat and First Monday m December Milwaukee Jct,.„l 7 00 10 M 4 * been Bled with the cierh, were presented sod Dated October, 1«H Thai awing, they ring, unto men they bring I the price of imports after the first of Lang d iseases in time, life would have been p- a. T%e tale of the Life that oaae down from referred to a special committee. Trustees Wot- 8. B. DAMOLL. Circuit Judge. 507 » a# rendeied happier ami perhaps saved. 39th Judicial Circuit. Mteatgau. Fsstlae------I 7 45 11 a above July, are extending their orders. The oott. KnlSiii and Kendrick, appointed by the Uelir------to ao dry and bracing weather has stimulated Preeld ent. Heed the wanting ! If you have a cough Ratotce ! itejoice ! For death oo more or any affection of the Throat aad Lungs Durand...... It to mail hold ua captive* and chaiu ua la*I ; The committee made the following report: SrMale of Teachers txaminations Owsaso Jet..... the fanners and there are now visible call at C. E. VanSicklo ’s, 41 Clinton Ave., The attain of the reign of death ia o ’er. The whole number of votee cost in ail of the Bt. Joans ...... Aad the tyrant of tyrant* la eiaiu at laaLH signs that activity will succeed tlie a agent, and get a trial bottle free. For Clinton countv. 1M-I. Hhoin. < i Mat that la brinraMd front the river: election dietrteta, number*one, two sod three Large size 50c. 7. MMet), o leave* that in Min light quiver « ssluggihness of the past year. given for and against the proposition to bond Bt. John*. Thursday and Friday, August Farther and nearer. Higher and clearer, the village of Bt. John* for thirty thousand mill 4* 1MB. LowsU------The glad lieli* ring in the Kaater mom : Does not this show something besides 8t. John*. Friday. August 25. IML Ada...... And over the earth, in ita dole and dearth. dollar* for sewer purpose*, was live hundred DsWttt. Friday. Kept ember 32, 1W8. < traiid Ha piU* The fulinea* of Heaven's own life i* born. local, or national, cause for the low And nlnety-ooe (521). of which number three DeWItt. Hat in-day. March 10.1*24. G.BALJst.. —I I 25 5 00! price of wheat? A dealer in wheat at hundred and six Mdi vote* contained the Bt. Johns.Thursday and Friday, Match 8* and Fsrryshurg---- K Uhi. Grand Haven The Commons of England passed a Ulaaglow, Scotland, lias this to say to words. '• For the Loan." and were given for Ovid. Friday, April tt. l«M. =1I p. a.' p.sa m. p. resolution March 13, bv a vote of 147 to the said proposition, and of which number two At the regular examination, examinations Milwaukee (Mr) Americans : “Vour side seems inclined will commence at V o ’clock h tn. All other ex Chicago lMri . I 146. to abolish the House of Lords| to hold its wheat. Our buyers, who for hundred and eighty-five (MS) vote* contained The Salt! amlnatlons will commence at 8 o'clock s- m the words, " Against the Loan." and were glv K. M. WINSTON. KAHTWARD. Gladstone could not have been more a long time have been using nothing en against the said proposition. The result Is Countv commiariooer of School*. radical than the resolution implies. I but American and Canadian wheat tabulated as follows : That’s AU Salt ttKTOAUi: HA LB.—Default having tieeu have recently been obliged by the com For. Against. Total. M made in the condition* of a certain STATIONS. The call for a convention of the lie- District No. I...... 117 122 laths* > should as*. Thstas- mortgage made by Robert E. Hamilton and pantively lower prices of Iiussiau and . 22 77 i;c Sarah L. Hamilton, hi* wife, to Frank Ford, sa publican Leagues tuts a familiar sound, La Plata wheat to give attention to . »U 123 2U administrator of the (State ot KUsatM-tn H. especially in the dogmatic declaration r, Is tbs cans* of i Ford, deceased, dated October JJd. A. D. IMU. V “• these. It looks at present as if your Totals,.... :jws 255 rm and recorded December ad, A. D. Mtm. in the Milwaukee itHri as to what "the people'* have con ­ oOn of the Hmrtster of Dead* for Clinton Chicago,* Htr i side were going to have a good deal less We do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a county. In liber 6* of Mortgage*, on page 92; cluded to do. “The people 'will be heard to say about prices this season, but when true and correct statement of the votes given which mortgage was duly assigned Dec.'iu. Grand Havm.-Lv at the special village election of the village of Diamond lMfc!. by said Frank Ford, aa administrator of from in due time : and the leagues will the estate of Elisabeth Void, deceased, to Alta you can compete with tlie ottier coun St. John*, held on Monday, the 1Mb day of srrrfc.. probably tind that they know their ownl tries again, we will take vour wheat C. Ford, which assignment was duly recorded mind and business much better than March. A. D. IBM. We do hereby further certi­ ] the register of Grand Rapid. freely.” fy that the question of bonding the village of Crystal Salt (^ mortgages, on l»w#lL...„... the leagues do. I >ere is claimed Io DIS. St. Johns for the sum of thirty thousand do ( tot lot- thirteen lars for sewer purpose*, was carried. bast asit known. Mods flsm the bast I r* and thirty In putting a duty on coal and iron ore betas, by the baa* resaws, wtm tbs bast A HDOOESTIVK ADMISSION. In witness whereof we have hereunto net ou r < ‘.Including an san» Jet.—. our Senatorial friends desired to in­ i ar*. stipulated The Express says : “The coal pro ­ crease the output of home products, at hand* at the village of St. Johns. Clinton coun ­ 1 bouid any pro- ducer is not satisfied with a living profit. ty. Michigan, or. this l*th day ot March, A. D., < aid mortgage: Durand ...... 1 47 « 55 r.m the expense of the foreign articles. IBM equity having Bally...... — 2 J6 7 40 4 47 The terms of his arrangement with tlie -Signed . J. 8. WOLCOTT. Ash (Sr ntsmnad Crystal, gtra U a Sri* V* partepart of said Pontiac 3 05 * ‘J» 5 37 They doubtless forgot tlie fact that the trial. Write as Mr (hitbar parrtrntsm . the ret ore,( by M'lwaukse Jet. 3 45 V 25 AM coal-carrying railroads compel him to wages paid for mining coal are higher M. A. KNIFK1N. Oar Dairy Britts the sma dash sf sa- said mortgage DETROIT ....A 4 25 V 25 7 OO H. L. KENBH1CK. in such case tnarke this product at many times its dM ’fhair < hr. Rufbt Car aod i rCar Psrvtee in Nova (Scotia than in the United States, Committee. hereby gin real value.'' iy of Ita). A. and that the absence of duty on coal On motion the report of the committee was CRYSTAL SALT CO.. Eaatward. No. 12 has Pnilssaa Sleeper .Chitago to If this be true, wiiat becomes of the - afternoon, at Detroit. No 14 baa Parlor Buffet 3»r attache-) would have extended our markets and adopted. •urt Houae tor Graad Hapida to Detroit, (extra charge. 25 mu.) beautiful, tiigb-tarifl theory that our enabled the mine owners in this country Yeas—Trustees, Kenyon. Kendrick. KntfBn. the Village of N*. IS has Chair Car,Brand Rapid, to Dstrsil. mortgage will No. 22 ha* 8 1 so po r to Detroit .______contemporary has so often worshipfully to ship to Canada many Limes the Murdock ami Wolcott A >rtgaged pretn- claimed V A few week ago when the Nays —o. iignest (udder, Westward, No. II has Chair Car. Detroit t*Graad amount of coal that would have reached On motion, the Board adjourned. nortgage, vtx.: Rapid. No. 15 haa Parlor BuffVt Car attache) coal paragraph of the Wilson bill was New England from Nova Scotia, if our be north-west Detroit to Graad Rapid,RapMa (extraextra charge. 23 comb-c*ot , DBWITTH. HUNT. j / EvsTTwhere. Tonpctsat iwnabip five (S) No 17 haa PullmanB fifeopor.-d sapo r. Dotroit■' to CMcago. under debate iu Congress, the Express coal was duty free. They forget the Village Clerk. lichlgan — Dat No 51 has Bloopsr to O id ~Kapteu " appesml to think that it wor.id be a jno . w. loud ; UEN FLETCHER, other fact that foreign iron ore is neces­ ss;-,‘aaj>rw: saagor Trav. Pass Agen V. eats far sash position* at the Grand ll*i>t<4s Has iD. Assignee Traflc Mi National misfortune to have Canadian sary to mix with domestic ore in A* Others See Us. mess Colleee. Short hand, end Norsaslfol Assignee Tho «. PaouixY Local Agent ooal competing with the powerful com ­ for CsUistwe. sddres* A. Parish. I'ropr order to produce the best' results, and Skid a gentleman from a neighboring It basing b bination that makes the Mice of coal l mortgage m that the higher the price of foreign iron town to The Independent Monday : A. Laaeile to THE many times its real value ” Hut if the ore the less domestic ore is used and the GIVEN AWAY ! 1572, aad ren combination makes the price of coal “ I observe a radical change inMt. Johns ihe Register of decrease in theproduct of these mixed since I was here last, but a few years A MS.U0dinger Hewing Machine to the per ate of Michigan, “many time its real vrjue.” as the Ex­ son holding the most ticket* from the lot low »; which mofl ­ ores and a corresponding dec lease in ago. Your people seem to be thorough ­ In* business bouses: Jno. Hicks, Kocheater am F. Moo-e by White Sewing Machine press says, would not the coal coming their consumption. Clothing Oik. Fowler A Ball. O. P. DeWUt, or 3d, 1572, aad 18 8TIXX KINO. from Canada have the effect of bringing ly pervaded with the spirit of public Pteeek Roberta. Fildew A Mi liman and F. E. , 1512. ia liber 25 improvement and appear to be working Aldrich. A ticket given with every Sc pur- which mortgage the price of ooal nearer its real value V Mo*re to Mrih And would not consumers be benefited The following are the transactions In together harmoniously for the beat In­ , datad April 3d terests of the town. Among tlie more in mid ogle* thereby f—ttvfialo i 'otrrifr. real estate in Clinton county, for one on which saort prominent improvements I notice that FOR SALEi. tbs dale sf this week ending March a, as recorded by m) sixty-oae aad MrK INLEV HILL VS. PARMER* llegisier of Deeds L. C. Mead : a splendid system of electric lighting rediags at law In order to cioae an estate 1 want a a to recover aay The speeches of tlie republican lead ­ Victor Clave? sad wife to Edward Laverock has taken the place of the antiquated west 42 feet of lot* II sad 12. Mock*.Si. Joses gasoline flickers, and which is backed purchaser for the following lands In the towns ers of late have been so thoroughly of Victor and Bath, vtx: Thesouth-east quar­ rare:;; 9*JK0 up by a perfect and well managed gas :h case mod* __ braeycomed with the exaltation of pro ­ PSetae Showcrmau et si to Edward Clark. 40 ter of theNort h eest quarter of section seven hat on Nayil, tection for what it hasnot done that It •ere*, sec- il, Bath Si.uuu plant. (7); the North-west quarter of the South-west •os, at the West Edward Brown to H. J. Caurrsou. lot IS. Your electric light and gas plants, quarter of section eight (■), ail In Town five court House, ia is difficult to find the most glaring ex­ block 1. Brown's sub outioi J. St. JohnaSBo. i Cousty, Michi- water works system and other modern (4) north at Range one tl) west Also the Ic vends*, is ths ample of it. Thev prey principally up­ Augustus Warner to H. J. Fattersoo, lot 3, South-east quart erof the South-west quarter of tod mo rt rags do- on the fanner and seem to have an idea block 4. Brown's sub outlet J, St. Jokas See. improvements ought to be the pride of i tvs aad six. ia David M. 'iilson and wile to H. J. Patterson, section tbirtv-twn (22): the 8*uU> half of the isf 8t. Johns, ia that the farmer can be hoodwinked with lot 17, tyoek 2, Brown ’s sub outlot J. St. Johns. the town. In notice also a total absence Houtb-weet quarter of the South-east quarter Icnlgaa —Dais' •SB. of petty strife between citizens and nar­ of section thirty-two (21), all In town *tx «) the fallictes which have been fed to him LAZKLLE, for so many years by protectionists. N®*?™ T. Sleight sod wife to Samuel W. row jealousies tietween factions that north of Hange one (Ij west. Ataigase. sleight, MM acres, sec. Si, Victor, KUnu never fail to retard the development of For price* and other particulars apply to Everyone knows, or ought to. of the ig ­ Ida Blscktnore to John Hcnveo. 1 Id sore* FRANK E HOBSON, nominious failure of the McKinley bill outlot K, St. Johns, Si•*». a community. A united and healthy tf 404 Hammond Building, Detroit iilt having been Nmt Better. None Lower Price Orvll C Frau et al to Benjamin L. Pratt. SJ public sentiment is the beat panacea a certain mort - to do as It was Imasted it would do. seres, sec. It, Klley, $7u- er and Racbe-i for hard times that I know of. St. dated July 27. For quality and variety of work. Every fanner known that we produce Benjamin L. Pratt et al to Hoxey V. Pratt, LEGAL NOTICES. of the Kagister 15 acres aec. 17. HI lev. «EU. Johns is noted for its excellent schools, s Michigan, on A. B. BALCOE. Ag.l more farm products than we can con ­ A TlTTACHMKNT NOTICE—state of Mich­ sume and that In thisline we are big a Benjamin L. Pratt et al to Hoxey V. Pratt «• well constructed business places, mod ­ A igan.ii The Circuit Court for the County gages, on page ___ 8t. Johns. Mir ores, aec 17. Kiiey, SI, q c. ofCIHoton Tho mas Tuan vs. Frank Gam. In i claimed to be (OT Repairs furntabed tor ail machines exporters —not importers —and that a Benjamin L. Pratt et al to Orvll C. Frau, 15 em and well-kept homes, and as a whole, attachment. Notice Is hereby gtven that on the rxi hundred and acres, aec. IS, Klley, IMUO. St. Johns is a splendid town —one of the 11th day of December, A. B . iriCl. a writ of rour cents, be- An addition to the above may be found a duty on these products cannot advance dullars, stlpu- my place a complete line of Farm Impletne-IM John A. Ketnp to Emma L. Kemp, w acre*, attachment was duly Issued out of the Clnmtt Jd should any the price to the fanner. The protection ­ sec. A>, Victor. ghuu. best in the state." court for the county of Clinton at the suit of Wagons. Carrtagro.orgaita. etc. All wan-six Thomas Toan. the above named plaintiff, os.- said mort- d Urst-class and at bottom prices. ists are continually talking of a “home William H. Motjoistoti and wile to John 1|. against the lands, tenement*. gnoHs and chat r* at law or in market" notwithstanding tlie fact of the DeWlu, lots l a no - (dock 5, l.jrnd's auJ. 8t. IB .May Da as Ma> h for Vaa. ties, money* and egret* of Frank Gas*, the de ­ o recover any Johns, SI.'M' fendant above named, for the sum of one hun­ >y said mort- John M. lie Witt and wile to William H Mc- Mr. Fieri Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes of the imwfr McKinley bill failing to produce one. dred and thtrty-etghi dollar* and ten cents, -ontalnml. and LIFTER Vjuiston and wile, lot 5, tdoek 114, St. Johns. that he bad a severe Kidney trouble for which said writ was returable on the ’Jd day s> made and -AND- They also totally ignore tlie fact as to U4W. many yean, with severe pains in hia lack of January. A. !»., IriH Bated this -JUth dav of January, imm. given that the imposition of heavy taxes upon the Andrew c. McVeigh to Alina E. Millard, 5 and also that hia bladder waa affected. lock In the af- acres, sec- -■», Ix-Uanon tl JOHN 8. BENNETT. rarmer. He trial many so called Kidney cures but U-Gwit wtorney tor Plaintiff r of the- court Benjamin t oUiaa to Mary- Elisabeth Benner, Ichigan. In the The following table, prepared by Uen. Vi acres, sec. XI, Bingham. SWbu without any good result. About a year OTICE tip ATTACHMENT. I he Circuit nty. there will ago he lagan use of Ktoctric Bitten and Court tor the County or Clinton. Nicho­ * highest trial- Leib and revised by Daniel Strange, W. O. Wiley aud wife to Myron C.Uo»ltbrttc Nlas Pung vs. Frank Gam. Notice i* hereby giv ­ O) acres, sec tl. Lebanon, genu. ,j c. found relief al once. Electric Bitten is age descrllwwl. author of tlie “Farmers' Tariff en that on the 2d day or January. A. D.. I8h4, a fewest quarter Jennie Olbb* to H. J. and M. A. Patterson, especially adapted to cure all Kidney and writ of attachmeni waa duly Issued out of the ilght Nottb.of Manual. which we give below, lot 4, block i, Kmmousville, pl> Liver troubles and often given almost in ­ Circuit Court for the county of Clinton at the Said sale will ' Illltert Lapoam and wife to Edward tun*, stant relief. One trial will prove our suit of Nicholas Pung. the above named plain­ ent of the re- and those who will study it will find to ham, MU acres, sec. MU, Olive. fM». tiff, against the iands, tenement*, good* and ret due —Bated statement Price only .'iO c. for large bot ­ ebattei*. moneys and effects ot Frank (lass, what extent these taxes have crippled Adam Benin* to William K. Oilltert, MU acre*, the defendant above named, for tin- sum of sec. St, Ovid, ytui tle. At I-'ildew A .Miliman ’* Drag Store. ONNELLY, the fanners by reason of the McKinley Ht. Johns and Fowler. four hundred dollars, which said writ wm re­ Mortgagee. Win O. Ollbert lo Matthew Bawson. Mi>acres turnable on tke ffthday of February. A. D l»4 wit Boarding Stable bill: on sec. JM. ovId, SO*). —Dated this T7th day of February . iwt Amy E. Krlsbie Kx. to Osuar S. C owan, lots 7 Baokisa'i trnicsasivc. FRDKWA A WALHKIBGE. i sale , or FINE TURNOUTS OF ALL KIND* him! *, I dock 14, Ovid. A-Vu. UTNsrti Attorneys for Plaintiff. pursuance aad Bpecla) atteatlea given to Hoarding Hoi»e> i'Bb. Cyrus U. Pope and wife to Henry Hewson The Beet Halve in the world for Cuts, KR OK PI HI.ICATION- Mate of it Court for the ami wife, lann on *ec. IV, Bengal. *Auu. Bruises. Horen, Ulcere, Halt Kbeum. Fever isde aad entered clamoutdta furatohad fsr CommsrctolMen. o“_ Michigan.; Twenty Ninth Judicial Circuit, H. In a certaia Funerals, Pleasure Parties. Etc. 9iiS%^ _ —£ • • » Jacob E Onstott et aJ to John O. Wool!, lot Heree. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbilblanee, in Chancery Suit iiendlng In Circuit i ..urt for he ( auoda Mali s’-'W 1 • C'obta, Kandail Wood's add. Elate, Corns and all Hkin Eruptions, and posi ­ the t 'ounty of Clinton in Chancery at 8f . Johns under the law* 5M*Person, haviag Lame aad Disabled Harm, m it on the lith day of March A. D , IMH. Lydia J. * i g *B H tively cares Film, or no pay required. It I huaiaess si De- will had the best of facilities fer treatment a: air Piter. Complainant, vs. Edwin Pifer. Defend ­ lohn Droute sad •(able*. M. C. I.I VESA Y. Veternary Surgeon . ia at- Herman Martin ami wile to Mean* M. Perrin ia go ran teed to give perfect satisfaction ant. In this cause it appearing that detei»l- lot *i, block o. Perrin ’s add, St. Johns, SSlu Notice la here- tends nc*. Mtabiea ad door West ol Ths M«e or inonay refunded. Price 26 cents per am. i-Tdwtn Ptfer. ia a resident of ihli State, North .ids (17i) tHit hi* whereabouts an- unknown, therefore : suction or van- James Mahar sod wife to Henry M. Perrin box. For sale by Fildew A Hillman, Ht ih, at the West et al, acres, see 35. Olive. •l.UO. on motion ot John G. Patterson. Solicitor for t houae. la the PKa NK NCJHOKIBI.D Prsp' r. llraou U Kusekraua and wife to John Cook. Johns and Fowler. Complainant, it Is ordered that defendant ■ laton and sum .» Meres, see. to, Balia*. glMW. ter his appearance In said cause ou or l resenting the following Com pair* : T County o( Issi*. s> In ihe mailer sf ths e west thirteen Jiwvph Hrown and wife to ortn K Klee 4o t acres, sec IV, Bingham, fei.w* sM*l**f Imwraaee A. Hammond, * minor, No ­ hlrteon rods and Mort It western National, of Milwaukf:, tice to hereby given, that Is pursuance of an order east to the place Thr Hnn Plre, or London, Uiulaa E. Young to Alien S, smith,south mi granted t* lbs uaderstgasd, Guardian of ike es- this 2l*t day of Tax tariff teet lota II ami 12, block <7, Bt. Johns, f lieu The Insuriinre ( o.. of North Antprira* of U*tt. latsof mid Minor, by the Honorable Judge ot L PIF.RCh, Beantha M. Ingersoll el al to WlnSekl Bai­ Prshstsrrooair farisr thsiss eseatycuuaty of<>i Issiissi* a sa the lith Union i ouaty, The Ktna, af Hartford. rn* et al, n> acres sec a*. Watertown, fSPsi. day of March A, U.. ISM. thsrewill III ho sold at put>- HnrlBfiHeld. of Springfield. *&*•»•• Jam- E. rowers to (leorg*- H. Hcbenck M lir Tsadue, to ths inches* tdddsr. al the l-owler Karkford. or Rockford, III., acres sec 14, DupUUu.SMiu. Hsass, la lbs Village_ _ of Fswlsr, is Ithe eonaty Co It. • -JflhSsiSdilS.*!?. Tax McKlm.-i t ’cinetcrv Work of any d«acnption as • llntsn is mid Male, on tbs Fifth day «f M*t A. (•ermnaia, of New York. Tariff Jam- a. Lusk to Walter H. Lusk to acres sex- Ijiw in l*rioe aa any place in Mich­ D , IMM, al sen or lock In tbsaflernowu of that day, r-tuiiit having Wcatckcatcr, of Now York. eessassia*** IV Buplain. glSOU igan. I liave a Fine Display of NEW ths following dsacribad pro party, town A 1st et « "l that mort- Roy laloti, of Ho«ton. Nna* Anthony Each to Joseph Witgeu. leu acre* lead eemnmacisg •ixty-oi iMl feet north of Urn ;»ud Kitaabeth DKHIGXH lu .Scotch, Swedish and north s**! cerasr sf Wsak msse (7) la the Village The following comment upon the sac 3», Wesspaalta. Man. American (tnuiitea. dated Nmcm- table appeared in tlie Detroit Free Press Lure Jane Nixon to tUdney W. Clarkson *t Fswfer, < Union i Beaty. .Michigan ninaiag It- ofll, . of the acres section *. Essex. »7W> ibsecs West three hundred iMl tost, theses North Minty, in Mich- After getting pricen elsewhere call and i hrss hundred (VgU fact, I has re last thro* hun­ In illier 47 uf YOU CAN MAKE $15.00 A DAY a short time ago and is well worth the John J. Manor to Galvin Bex ton, I ami no sac dred mo) fast, thssse dsuth three hundred .1*0. examine. Yon will decide to hloh iik irlgagt- He*llug my popular*price pubiicailont The careful persual of all: **. Victor. MOO buy of me. fast IS Ihe plsee sf Iwginsing. iwim sa aertlsu •• date of this greatest chance ret tor good, live agent* Ex­ "The comment which trim. Lelb .insiah Upton amt wife to John Scnven I ami slsess Utile lawn wr»«(7> north sf Haags tsar sty-one dollar* perience not necessary One agent made MT7 on sec la Bingham, tiuu. G Wsst kXNA |». IIAMMONB. s« ail attorney in * hours. Write me. It will pa> you. >end maker* upon the tables from which the Guardian Harriet Watters to Edward Kimam south stipulated In taro (brent stamp* for my l Mate of •»IU uted to re- Michigan farmers) would take a look at ■table! Bet amp ami wife to Rolllu P, Hood- Ml- higatt that thr- next annual Township meet ■ ■cured hy said their account books and see how much rich. 40 acres *e«- A, Bu plain. HTtm. lag wTlI be held on Monday, the 2d day of April. • of the |Kiwcr AN money they- liave spent for liousehoid Wm. Havensst al to Henry I». Smith, m A BONANZA. A. !>.. im. at Bt Johns. In said Township at aaHWrapHWWI------md md of the acres sec JO, Bengal M.7VU which Gnu the following othn n» are tn be •MWtPln such time made ami provided, notice Waxtw *-to sail nur STANDARD Teas. Cof ­ goods, for fanning utensils, lutnbei , etc.. to hereby given that on May A, imps, at fees. Bptces. etc., to consumers These good* (raring the high protection period, and chosen, to wit: OneHupsrvism . one ('Writ, one aac o clock In the afternoon, at the west front •ell theutrohros after one trial. Hto proflt to deduct tlie percentage of tlie tax. the re­ Hamilton ia offering a . . . Treasurer, one Highway i omlasioner. one dear ot the court house tor tKataa county, tn agents. Write tor circular. IMPERIAL TEA file Trsabls Over. Drntn Commtaatoner. one Justice of the Poesn Ot»..221 adtlis -Hquare, Detroit. Mich. salt would serve ms an eye-opener to for long term: one Bcbool I nspector.one mem­ MioMgnti. In the village of Ht. Johns, tn said make dear to them wiiere the lion s A prominent man in town exclaimed BeautlfiiI Water-Color Portrait ber of Board <>r Hex-lew. four Cmmtnhles and county, there will he sold at public vendue, to the other day MMy wife has been wearing three Inspectors or Elect Ion (or District No. idi the highest bidder, the premises in said mort ­ share of the $4 J*»/>7H,0HS has gone. It oat her life from the effects of Dyapsasts with every dozen Cabinets for three. Th«- i«olls of the election will he opened gage STOffbsd, vtx : t VaninctK ing forty-four would also give our Illinois farmers an the small sum of 9R 00. at seven o'clock standard time In the forenoon irali south of the nort h sast corner of the inkling how It happened that during the hirer Complaint and Indignation Her or as near as may Ins and will continue open ■noth east quarter of section flfteen. in town- For Sale, oaae b* (fieri the skill of oar best physicians. until ttveo ckiek. standard time . In tec after­ aMtt six north, of range two west, in the state twenty years of protection, the manu ­ oT Michigan, and miming thence west tare nty- After using three pnekages of Bacon * noon except for one hour from 12 m.--lbued facturing. but naturally poor common ­ You will find hia picture* .superior to I Ms 17 th day of April, A. D., IU|. four rod*, thence north tour and tbrevtourtha wealth or Massachusetts accumulated Celery King (hr the Nerves eke la almost GOO wotiimupr. rods, thence west to the north and south quar­ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, entirely well.” Keep your blood in a all otliero. while the water-color is far ter line ot said section, thence south to the twice as much wealth as swine quarter, thence east tn the east aide of anhl ceding. when our Tow tariff system pre- vepafami compound. Call ou C. E Van* aaaMnn. thonce north In the pdhas of brad** <'oni Meal. Ground Feed. Hay. the work, also to examine hia beautiful Voting precinct No. (2) two will be at No. Hb atog. containing forty acres.—Dated February vsfilsd. the wealth of Illinois had Hiekle, 41 ClinSon Ave.. sole agent, and ggt it of frames and eaalea. seventyrinnw, Clinton Avenue 7th. irot. onoMGR 8. cuHurr. Straw and Wood, at the elevator. a trial package free. Ijirge eiaa Me H Voting insmnu No. (It three will he at No. ill 1’icaaun A Raurwra. Msrigs i <. Head of Clinton Avenue. West (Mde. one, Clinton A vs awe SPRAG1E * Mt^CAIR. (LINTON INDEPENDENT THURSDAY, MARCH T2, 1894

PEBMINAL JACKSON. The independent CLEVELAND The Mercham Tailor. I L. L. Conn spent Suud»y iu Ovid. TO 8TEAH PRINTING HOUNfc. MIm II. L. llieks visited Detroit yes­ $2.50 terday. BUFFALO KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES Publt«h«d avtrv Thuriday morn* 99 inv from th« Indspemlmit Block. (too. Kites was in Pilot on busiuees Via “C. A B. LINE. NEW No. I 7. Clinton AVtnut, Tuesday. ConuMStcuiK with oftenlng of nsrliration Mrs. J. T. Cole visited Detroit Mon ­ (•bout April lml dBO 8. C0RB1T. Proprietor. MagalSeent KM* Wheel Steel Mtuttn, AND TEKMM: day on busiuees. C. C. Vaughan made a business trip "Mato *f Otoiu." atoil Mai*yf "Mow Yorto." ittilatljr la JldruM, •1.00 STYLISH to Detroit last Saturday . DAILY TIME TABLE. You con do it by buying your Spring Shoes at DutcherV All WU»a«»U of Pat D m MbMriMkai •nil tow uuur at I to* rat* of • ! V© Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Bromley Sir, (ifcuMajr* IsciiMed. i FALL The latest stylet; for 18W lor Men, Women. Misses and Child­ Par Y*ar visited Detroit last Friday. L’ted ’v'laad, AM f.m. I Lease Buffalo. AM r. m. ren are now on hand at our Ktore, and more arriving daily. Charley Heed, of GrandBapids. spent Ar Buffalo. 7-Au a. x. | Ar. Cleveland, ' JO a. M. Otudnmuai rtt* tft IIW per colwt per (Centra! standard TMne.) ttouu, I.uttDOM uoticn lit CMU per lia* for AND eaeh laaertioL Kditon*. cotkwe. ien twu. last Sunday in our village. Chas. Harrison aud Johu Baumganl- Taku the “C. A B. Due * a|Miner* and t.-nlo/ WORK SHOES Biwn»— rani*. fl per im* per year a r'-freehlujr ulc-ht a rest when enroute to Mar­ WINTER Harriot* «>lrth and dee lb notice* ineerted free, ner went to Detroit Wednesday. ram. Niuean* Falls. Toronto New lorn, "biluair itMCuent*. reoaiutloa*. card* of iboak*. Huston. AlbM) , 1,0490 liiaad*. or any East­ ole., will be cnenred for at me ret* ol tee cent* F. E. Doremus, of the Portland lie- ern or Canadian palm For this grade of footwear we have the largest aud best per !Im. SUITINGS, assortment for the money ever before offered to the Oerroependeece •oauunlof loeai »**• to eollelted view. spent last Suuday in our village. Cheap Ex«nraluna Weekly tu Niagara Kail* * laborer of from u) pert* of tb* cMttf. Clinton County. Osmond Tower, of Ionia, was the Writs tsv our leartot pamphlet. OVERCOATINGS r«dUT» roe doim guest of 8t. Johns friends last week. JOB PRINTIN' O T. F NEWMAN. H. R. ROGERS. (Jen ’l Maa’fr Uea'I Paaa. A*t • Deeureeeeed for itfl« eed cheep**** Mrs. (*eo. Emmons went to Detroit AND Men's and Boys' Boots. Wednesday to visit friends and rela­ Cleveland, Ohio. CHURCH DIRBCTORYT tives. TROWSKRINGB. Ill this line we carry everything from a fine hand-*eyved trr. JOHN'S CHURCH—BF1HI OPAL Mrs. £. L. Broughton is visiting lier Miller’s Feed Bam and Livery. call boot to a heavy river boot. Prices from $1.75 to $4,00. ■ ‘onirr of Walker and Mead Ittrwu Morning eorvtor. 10:90; 8. K . IS M.: ••venin* danghter. Mrs. A. D. JTosser. in Dan- if you wish to be convinced that i|nalities. styles ami prices* are oervloe. 7:90: Holy Communion, tlret Sunday in each month. after mornln# aerrto*. sing. leassntly and uonventently located near tbe right just give us a call. FRBDKHICK HALL. Hector J. D. Estes, of Corunna, is spending northwest corner of tbe Court House Square. BAPTIST CHl'HCH a few days with his parents in this vil­ PERFECT Trow tor i dec Street. ST. .JOHNS. MICH. Moraine eemoe. 10:90: Sundar School. 19:00; lage. FITS UUAHASTEEI). or on ■ nir rcrrloe. 7 :09: communion. Bret Sun* •lay in each month, after morning eerrtee. Frank 11. Silvers has resumed work Lanre carriage Boor, roomy, clean and airy E. M. HLANCHAltD, Paator. witti Wilson A Caruss of the Senate bar­ stalls, and clean rood, and all at reasonablt rates. DUTCHER’S CASH SHOE HOUSE. M K. CHl'KCH. ber shop. state Street Nortunir Ciaee meeting. »:S#: preaching, R. A. 1 lee be. a studant In Albion JACKSON, 10:90; Sunday ectoooi. IS.-uiM. livening: —Ju­ The Livery Department venile Lwagut . i:du; Epwnrtb latague. • (*»; college, is spending the spring vacation ST. JOHNS. i laee :: •■eting. »i:0u; preaching. 7:00. Hegular in our village. Is well equipped with good Vehicles and Hors prayer meeting. Thuroday evening. ee. Call and see me. C. O. THOMAS. Paator O. E. Wilson went to Kalamazoo IKItr B. r. MILI-Klt Prop ’r. FIH8T CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCH. Monday morning to visit relatives ami Head of Brush St. transact business. Tom Padley, More mg aervicc at 10:3U: evening aervice at 7KK>: Sunday tcbool at noon; Y. P. 8. C. K. J. T. Millman left Tuesday moming meeting at »:!&: Junior S C. K Thuroday at 4 Trie Pioneer Manufacturer and p. m.; prayer uieettng Thuroday* at 7:15 p. m.; for Wingham. Ont., for a few davs ’ Woman * aaaoctatlon Tuesday. 2 p. m Mleo C. visit with his mother. Dealer In A. Shaver aec'y ; Mia* Anna Treadwell, chair- nan of relief com. of T. P. S. C. B.: Mrs H. R. Mrs. C. Hall, of Dryden, Lapeer Baldwin, chairman of relief com. of woman * iUWOdAtlOO . county, is spending a vacation with her H. E. IIITTLEH. Paator. son Rev. Frederick Hall. Light and Heavy Harness FREE METHODIST. W. H. Hotelling and wife, of dies- Morning service:—Sabbath school. IN ST. JOHNS. Preaching. ]0:4&; Bvenlngaervice. 7:00: Young aniug. Mich., were Sunday guests of People's meeting, J3W p. iu.; class meeting Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Jackson. Tuesday* at 7.S> p. m. Prayer laeetini, Will offer to tbe public, this Fall and yvinter Tbumdayt. at 7:90. F. A. PEHKIN8. Paator Mrs. II. R. Cattermole is spending a a superb line of THE SPRING OF short vacation with her daughter. Mrs. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HORSES! Wm II. Tripp, in Owosao. FOB SALE OE EXOHANGE CHEAP RobCS 811(1 BlankCtS. Barber*. Maj. Then Price took advantage of WHOP WILSON a the excursion Wednesday and tran­ CARUSS. Praartelair«. Walker St.. Wat. E»- IR SALK rorcash or on lime with ap­ srvtbing8 •lag in oor tie* doo« peaaaptlyprowl . aad with *et sacted business in Detroit. proved notes or In i-xcbange for Sheep. tMari inn. Childrens Halreullimf, a Howard Fitzgerald and Miss. Xylphia FCattle or other property, a large number of •peciahy Therelere llon ’l Boy Until Yon Have Shaver listened to Julia Marlowe in KIRBT-CLAUS HtlftHES, ACOB POERCH. proprietor of•f~ " Tbe Steel Both Native and Wretem, weighing from ljJfirt I'xaminetl These Good* and harder Shop- Ladias' aad child i*a heir' “As you like it/* in (trand Rapids, last to 1.7W pounds, broken or unbroken, at ex. Jcutting a cpecUity. (lead bath ta< Saturday. rrevaely low priors Learned the Prices. Attorney*. Otis Wise left Friday morning for Charlotte, where he has accepted a po ­ Wwitcm Horst* oftVml art* al L'tOBNEY. Opera Houm Block. AT- sition with the large carriage works of Full Hlood American Hones that city. THEY ARE MADE UPON HUMOR tawni a. trot jomk c. m No MnstJiuic* or Hroncho*. yon * ooolina , Attorney, at I Miss Mary Hunt went to Detroit AMD PULLY WARRAMTED. L Joan*. Mich. OBc* over Kendrick'* i Wednesday as a delegate to the Y. P. ORTON a WKIMER, Attorney, at Law S. C. E. convention. Mtv. Geo. Petrie ORcoinProaocjUngAtieraey'toRce it the InHpeetion of Stock and Corres ­ reartN house 1 St A accompanied her. pondence Solicited. ’IITIIA H. HKt'NMIN, Aliorner u Lew and Miss Minnie i*ervorse has engaged as All Goods and Work War ­ W Heilcuor in < banter? . ORce over Pali'* book-keeper with A. S. llarber and Co., grocery nero. ISM ranted as Represented. general merchants at Ithaca, aud has R. M. STEEL Brings New and M. H. CASTLEi Ati*rney at Lew. already entered upon her duties. St. Johns, October 14. 1MB. 149» Circuit Court i ouimMlotrr Money toLooa. October 1. 11 W<)■(* oeor Miw Burt* ’. Millinery Stem. 1193 Mrs. F. W. Lee went to Detroit last Beautiful things rows h. rnnawa. nuir n. WALnnioaa, Saturday to enter upon a permanent .Ul:tt t A W tLBKIMlG, Attoraey. residence with her husband in that city. in the way of £at Law . At the old -vend, over the "corner Their mother Lee will soon join them. _ nfpp, St. Jstone, Mich.______1M7 Things for ALHHIDOl: a OSBORN, Attorney. At Mrs. Ed. Pennell was again called to Law ' litre oeer Alltoen't Jewel re Store the home of her parents in Ionia, on Thursday last on account of the con ­ Oil J Men ’s wear. DentiMfry. H KENYON, lleattot Emi Walker tinued illness of her mother. Mrs. A. Street. 1111 Kelsey. We invite an Physicians. Miss Miunie Pike, for the past two Inspection of our seasons a trimmer for J. T. (k>le & Co, R. DODtiE, 99. O., Surgeon aad Ho spent the greater part of last week with • lueopethic Phyatcian. IRce over "rnler'a .tore, Fowler Neckwear. MichF ______IM7 son, F. II. Jackson, fur the past two K. KNAPP, 91. U., Phyalcuu and weeks, returned to their home Moudav and Crockery Stock is being • rgeon. ORce at re* Id o nce. Aral Immimmorning.* Ceoutb of the Perrin Houae. St. John* 13*7 Jas. W. Roy. late of Dockstadei s rapidly closed out and will H ART', 9|. !*., Pbyalcmn and Bur* H.___Eureka, Mich. 1917 famous minstrels, is the guest of A. J. last but a few weeks tA POI.I.A K 1> Phyaictan and Suigvou. Hicks. Mr. Roy will sing Easter solos • USce over Wileon ’* clothing »io«e Heai- JAenee corner (toon and Ottawa treat*. ______1994 at the Episcopal church next Sunday longer. V|. PONT. 91. D.. Physician. Surgeon morning and evening. 8 . Druxgist. eaat *ld* *f Main atreet, Eu- From a recent letter it is learned that refca. _Mich._b. to fl p ui. 1199 spend a week with friends. From 91.919IONN, 91. U., Homrropalhtc there she will go home. THE BEST GOODS ,, PnyMctan. Surgeon aad Accoucheur, <>Rce lain Mreet. IMWitt.|U9 COMING EVENTS. Photography . Tht* ladies' society of HI. Johns church At the • i* . IM.I NKETT, leading Photogra. will meet with Mrs. G. 8. (’orbit this X/, ..her. uver Chapin A Co. * *l«rc >t. Jonna. OlepytngaadealarglNK- WorkRBMMBMai arti-elae*. afternoon. Easter Sunday will he celebrated in a I V ftpriiury. ______\ Ve Liiai highly entertaining manner in the new I 1, Not Follow! n. 4,4999 N. V. *4. "old M*. church of the Episcopal society. .* tb* "atario V*terlaary Colleffr "•«*. LOWEST PRICES. ion aid'* drug »4*r«. Night*. Fainter*' Hotel. Masonic meeting of 8t. Johns Chap­ ter. It. A. M.. this (Tliureday) evening. Painting. Work on the Royal Arch degree. J, PLI MINTKAb. 1‘AINTKB. "rd- • *r* by tan! I promptly at leaded to. ‘•Janlity All are invited to a warm sugar - octal We may always be found iu the lead with the cream of buxine** en­ Enad etrelloae*. the *c*»* olwnw*," toowr ntottl u.lie given by the I), of R. in theirlodge "lee u* a trial. IMUtf terprise. To more fully explain our situation we will right here state rooms. Tuesday evening. March J7. that wc are ready to Undertaking. The M. K. aid society of Benge!, will We Must Have the CASH. The Goode Must W. INI4HAMA9I. UNDKKTAKKK— meet at Mrs. G. B. Keiche's, Thundlay. j* "ppmlteCourt llouaeSquare, 94. Jehat.Mleh. March Ji. at 1 ia.CUs tion is extended to all. too \v* KeoMeae* 4*4 IllffhaniW .1.9*4. The latdies' Library Associatton are wool PBOaPHODINE, preparing to give one of their delightful June 1st, to the |ier»ou holding the greatest number of ticket* issued by ttancing parties at Newton Hall, some either one of us. A ticket will lie given with every purchase of 2.V evening during Easter week. worth of goods at our respective stores. The ladies of the Congregational Respectfully, church will given Merchant's Karntvai, 100 his. ST. CLAIR SILT AT 75 c per bbl. effd wio(iiwttf i al Newton Hall, on the evenings of JOHN Hints. On l*nod*. Marrh 27 ami 28. in which all the lead ­ 4W^WS ( ing limns, of 8t. Johns, will lie repre­ RIM HRSTER CLOTHING l'0., Rendy-Me I lulhinu. sented. F0WLKK k BALL, Hardware and Staves No preventing providence. Rev. R. Cunningham, of -Sheponlsville. will 0, P. DEWITT I.nicerlev mid Provision-. preach at the Slater church, in DeWitt, f. A. TRAVIS. PUCK A ROBERTS Bakers and I'onferOonerv. btl next Sunday. March 2!i. at the regular B&ceiver. The Wood Ctoomlwal Ot F1LDEW k HILLMAN. Ilnurs and Wall Paper, 191 Woodward avowee, beWi 11. ■ morning hour 104P. (tome and listen Bet-, last. Jahaa aad etoewheve Hyall dmggtow to a good sermon. PIpmp nettle All Not** and Book Arronnt* at the doit. F. K. ILDRH'H. News^ Book*- aad SfaOwnen. '

CLINTON INDEPENDENT THURSDAY. MARCH 22, 1894.

regret that the president I* at war AM?-l PROOF OF OWNERSHIP. At St. Johns Thursdav, Mar. 29,1894. One da« only. Office—Parlors at the Hotel St. Johns DEMOCKAT MATTKR*j. with certain Democratic politicians and asserts that his administration A Woman tslUcd s Itsgxsgemaa ns to A OrMl would have failed in all its undertak ­ the identity of n Trunk. A ttm day* ago lht> pros* «** ^patches ings "had it not been for the help It woe at the baggage-roomz magnanimously given to It by the Re­ tauuum-itl that John U. » i".it- in tliat state*. Alxiut stake in the ease than anybody else. os is usual in suoh oases where uo The men who are antagonizing him this brief an jmmorment u* wovmi a suspicion is entertained she was asked story which falls of one of the great*'>.t have little or nothing to lose in com ­ to dentify bur baggag'. fraud* ever perpetratctl against the parison with what he may forfeit: and * Oh. 1 can pick that trunk out of rtrnmrnV The men most concerned the nondvr is that he persists in a a thousand, it was a zino covered It are i.tnonK the most proiaiuent coarse that is so manifestly inimical to r his personal welfare."* trunk, with a strap around it. and it lioptibiu. .11 politician* on the l*ae tic had a big W. for White on each end. coast.. uwl the whole conspiracy wa* It is a great p;ty that these state­ ments are not a little more specific, It was a trunk tnv sister bought in foruutl anil carried through during' Cincinnati and paid $6 for. und after Harrison * term of oftleo. Th* prose ­ for it would be interesting to know cutions will in all probability begin what help the Republicans have so sho got crippled up with rheumatism iuat ultout the time of the spring elec­ magnanimously given. The repeal of and couldn't got out any more she tions in Oregon, ami Hepublican meth­ the Sherman law was in uo sense a sold to mo for $2. There it is uowl ods will receive an airing which will party issue, anti Republican* in the I’d swear to that trunk in Africa?' anrve the whole country for u object main voted as directed by local pres­ "Hut about tho contents ma'am. sure. It is not generally understood laaaon You have tho koy? ” J nines Lot an wa* to Republican pol ­ that Republicans have stood bv Mr. Cleveland in his effort to uphold the "Of course I have. I ht . this key itics in Giacon what lions Tweed wa* made in HulTulo last week. I lost the to New York City. Nothing wo* ever integrity of the country in the Hawa­ done without first consulting Lotan. iian affair It is not on record that other key about a year ago. and 1 He handled the campaign fund and they have assisted him to uny large alwuys believed that Mrs. Robinson's shaped the Hepublican policy. 1’pon extent in carrying out his ideas of tar­ baby swallowed it while I was there the election of Harrison everybody iff reform. It is not known that they visiting. The poor thing had eraoius who knew anything at all about the have endeavored, though it was in for three months after 1 left, and she their power, to confirm Mr. Hornblow- politics of that state understood that wrote mo the other day that sho er. or that they cheerfully oo-operated *Lotun could get any place assigned to nover ex peeled it would be a healthy Oregon. For reasons now apparent he to secure the confirmation of Mr. l'cck- ham. although the lilohe-Democrat child ugain. ” naked to In * appointed eollector of cus­ ••Describe the contents. ” said tho toms. and the place went to him for warned them that he should receive •the simple asking. Hut liefore this the support of every Republican sena­ officer, as he pulled the trunk down. appointment had lieen announced Lo- tor. ” and added that "the country is ••Well, let mo *4*e. We’ll begin tun a Imsy brain tuid been at work and tired of this foolishness and do.-s not with the till first. There's my b •ri­ he had hatched a wonderful scheme propose to tolerate longer uny miscon ­ nd in tlie bonnet box. I paid $7 for for robbing the government The col ­ ception of Senatorial dignity. ” Alto ­ it in Buffalo last year, and hot] over gether the boasted exhibition of lector of customs hail eharge of the worth of trimming put on last ■ inspections of Chinese, ami Lotan, "magnanimity ” does not appear to materialize. week. I don ’t know a* I shall want -with the assistance of Whitney L. to wear it once whilo here, but I jlloise. chairman of the Kepuldicnn Mr. Cleveland would lie justified in • state central committee of Oregon, hail saving that indifference to "personal thought I’d bettor bring it along. 1 'figured it that with tin' assistance of a welfare” is not a very laid trait for u was never quite satisfied with that 'boat line which operated between president, however u party organ may bonnet hut I suppose ------” .Portland and Victoria, inspectors could regard it. Hut putting It. on this low ••W hat olsoP ” interrupted the man. 'lie appointed at )«otii ends anti Chinese plane, what has he so greatly "at ••There’s a black fan which cost ;smuggled >n hv the tlionsnnds. lint in stake” and whnt is he go'ng to "for ­ I me ntnety-nino cents I got it at a 'order to have the plan carry without feit?” His personal ambition lias been satisfied and he can aisk for nothing salo and everybody savs it wa* a •friction, it was necessary to let a Chi- bargain. My sUtor Kaiily was with jnese merchant into the scheme and more either from politicians or from people. He is perfectly free to do as me when I bought it, and sho could .formnil ill a«t partnershipI'ai tin with the proprietorivisvi | * ’ * | /. i . of the boat line. This was .Nat Ilium. “* the people in the main swear to it if necessary. She advise l whose real name is something like arc convinced that lie pleases to do me to get u white fan. hut 1 prefer—” .llluinenkmwitz. and who stalks tlic wliat is right ami jnst. Nix yearn ago "I don ’t care about the particulars, streets of Washington rich as any of it was loudly proclaimed that Uie peo ­ | ma'am." tlie old thieving merchants of history, ple were done with Cleveland, that a "Oh. don't you ’ Well, there's a tuid free from all danger of pro-edi ­ great sham had lieen perpetrated, yet black shawl in there which used to tion. because liis testimony is neces ­ four years later tin* people arose and placed him again in the white house ladling to my Aunt Eunice She hail sary to convict his partners in crime. it for ten roars before she died, and Whether the seller*e originated with by un overwhelming majority. I’rcee- lilum or laitan is not essential. Each j dent and public opinion are against a then it fell to my niothor. Lot's sec. is willing to have th other take the ! thin! term, but^the honesty and coar That shawl must have been iu our lorv of haviug conceived the idea. age of timver Cleveland will kwp him family for —for ----- ” ' liut according to Llum s story, he and in the affections of the people long "(»o on. mu'au, ’* • Lotan met on the streets of Cortland after he has retired from active leader ­ "Then, thero'smy black silk dress. about four days liefore the latters ap­ ship and participation in public affuirs. I paid fil.AO a yard for it in Huffalo. To this extent his personal welfare is pointment. Lotan then told him that but 1 got choated. 1 hadn't worn it ni* appointment was a sure thing and assured. There is no war between Mr. Cleveland and his party. The war is but twice when tho silk cracked and he proposed to tnukc all he could out creased all up. I went back and told of it. Ilium explained that Chinese instigated and tarr ed on by u few laborers who wished to eotne into the Democratic politicians agninst the the clerk of it, but he wouldn ’t do Illniletl Mates would pay *.*><» a head for president, much to the delight of the unvthlng aliout it Next time I buy the privilege. It would lie necessary lower order of Republican politicians. a silk dress I propose------” 'to have a deputy with nerve to land Hut nothing of this can injure Mr. ••Never rpind about the dress !the Chinamen. Ilium assert'd, and Cleveland or divert his purpose, for "The waist wa* beadeil. ” tloilnn declared that one Charles 0* LADIES tlielr own liomeo TU- ia en»r. | ., n*at,t twenty Chinamen, the lawyer would The Democratic party is eomp.dle.l to DR. J. H. MCLEAN’S •tririiv Inmnriblf, ond |n« twiler lh»». «n»other receive ICafor each of the ten China- | deal with n condition' which Is none of #2.50 * Hmnril of Ocmw I CnuSart. 2.00 oderrd agents. You Imre n elenr del,I nnd no sn landed, instead of 8!,it each for its______making.______The______trouble was pending #2.25 *1.75 LIVER AND KIDNEY oompetlllon. Rxprrt<-ii'-' nod tprciol ability nn- the entire twenty. Lotan and Ilium ! when it was elected, The Republican (icncral 11------had been financial ron ROYS neeeanary. No capital i—onired. We equip you then began handling the money be­ trouble is up *n us. The Dem >cratic agent to tho penitentiary fur u mini $2.00 ^7* with ererrUitag tlmt you need, treat you well, tween them, and entered into an remedies are aliout to be applied. It lier of years, and warmly opposed BALM. and In-Ip you to e*r:i ten time, ordinary wnget. ogr> • trent with Seiil Rock, the< hineic ] will lie time to denounce them when (icncral Houston ’s last election iu Women .lo u well n* m, n, and boy* snd gtrl* m •rtunatclv this 1 penitentiary eight years.” "Yes, tan hail received as his fits re of the progress is handicapped l»y the almost Blood if vou emit mwwuroN aboot PORTLAND, MAINE. Chinese money aon.e fF’n.oi-i. and with I sir." "And vou say that you have Nerve | equal readiness that has lieen shown performed fuithfuily each and ovi-ry IHIuiii lchii.il the bars did not offer ' by some members of the colored race Tonic Builder fan assistance in a financial wav. to iiecoinc criminal* anil theen-rnie* i duty imposed upon you during that 'Neitherdill uny of the others offer to of society. Tlie unlnwfnl punishment 1 time?" "Yes. sir." "Then, sir." eoni> m his rescue and Itluiu. in order of these he non* crimes by the whites said the governor, with a twinkle in - to make hi* own escape, threw them i ha* ghcti opportunity for the fabrira- hi- eye. "It nmu to mo I ought to down and gave the whole st »ry away. ] tion of siiaineles* fn>*ehnt»ln concern- pardon you out. ”—Argonaut It ia thought nt the department of , ing the attitude of "the rare* ” in the A(!<1rr— n Irtter rr .«*| car t to Jnatici that mi ill greater fraud -- will lie T**t: i*wmva fi.tivf*,h in** t(OKPtXT, HfllMYT, 'outh. hut only the most credulous A pnp-llmt nt l’rnfrl»lnnhl|i. HrM ("I MMN WloaCREURN. - ’ -annullied relating to opium smng- now pay any attention to xuch stories. "I hear that old Allcaah is at the laorrl|-m« r.u. uoi ms. ling on the coast Numerous other The liest answer to them, indeed, is pan,|-1> 1,-t. ___ prvni. yi Mfloc^pi-> mm sad ng Republican;- are :n danger of bottom of the troubios goiug on iu £ the fact that the negro i* making un- the Rev. Meekly'* church. ” ; WILLIAMS’ BOLDie^S, WIDOWS. %ning caught in tlie not ami the enI­ examn ©tl progress a- a citizen, which OHiLDREN, PABF NTS. tire coast region is ugitateil in eon* ••Oh. yes: everybody understands MEDICIM CO., AIM* far -oldler* nnc Uv:nr* •MmhWwt In the Nneof would be impossible were the whites •Ctrl n tho rwtntlar l|.nn,-\n- i|Rrr'V«ir. aaqaetif-c anil black* in "conflict." Aeeortling that,** Scbeaectady, K.Y. JjBrriToe* Of th. Tsdt*n wnr» ef 1HWJ t» lata, nnd "It is new to me. I wa* not aware thetr wMow*,mmw • mitr'd :n>er,^i77 »‘nm Itefoit loans si.il Mr 4 1-vrtAiHt, | lo tlie last census, the white races of >ad BrockvUlc, OnL that ho belonged to that church.” vr.^r ▼Nwnssii omw n Mgtwr pm Hostility to and jealousy of Mr. - the nine South Atlantic States, who •Ki^SIcSwr %'f*. 1,0 eksfO* wr itme. Motm Cleveland are a never fulling source of pav nearly all of the taxes, hail 20 per ••Accoiding to the wav old A1Ic .m1i Insp ration to Republicans and Reptile cent enrolled in the public schools, looks at it the church belongs to lirnn organ* They will never forgive while the negroes had la per cent of him.”—Kansas City Jouraoi. the president for the unpardonable their ponnlation enrol It'd. In the Every Month sffetiM of defeating Mr. Hlaine. the Month Central state* the proportions T»m«rl«h Wood. many wo man trltr from Bicaaatva or CURES Mol of his pai ty. and they have added , were '.*2 and lt> respectively. It is high In some of ttm ancient temple* of Beast Manat rue t lac. they don't Snow ’ time that the nubile should know less who to ceaftdc is to gat proper •Zv.v . to that crime the further outrage of Egypt perfectly sound timber of Don't conhdc in anybody hot try RHEUMATISM. of negro lynching*..and more of negro < ( irent*.nnd Tr»d^M*rk» ntwaintd. *nd all I*nt- { Tf on» bottle rf«wa Ton no rood, don’t hwr ao idhor. netting an issue for tlie min'rv and tamarisk wood has. it is said been hr Rate- a 7 nrnqqtoa. or wot p.i.it oo having the unparalleled audacity of progress, negro thrift, negr i manhood > vr.t Smmconducted for MoocnnTC rr— meet ,t of prtoo, II as ami negro honesty. —K. ('. Times. found connected with the stohe work {Ownm orncc It Owwo«rr( U. O. Pa. ttrr Ormovf Bradfieid ’s ■Mddtig It win Mr. t'levelai d's nor-, which is known to lie at least 4.000 •no i wa can wears natant is has time thanthoaoj Bu RfS!®' "lnSWeS A0 that betray* an ei{nal amount of con- : Holtl on to Ihe truth, for It will Owe. oawtrr Ormt, Ofa.ui.aran. D. C. •o* MMMl.h fiakni-y and nnmsynnetv The Olnlie- I serve well and do yon good through­ in a degree approaching delirium _•• « ->-■ ', .lik..uw. JPetnociat pretends to u measnre of out rtemitv. tremens

L. _ _* CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY MARCH 22. 1894.

THE COCKSWAIN'S STORY. yet followed by terror upon terror, a certain time, ss * Shall he go?* TURNED OUT •000,000. in many eases to fatal. lie deter- TE DISCOVERER OF SfAMP-RCDT. mined, thensfure, to d evo te his talents You know that littto Dm* who by orime upon crime. htiil screening her face. Edith A Private Vial to Oa 1U •lag Is at—d oa tbo kw«tt dttk, shook her haad and then I knew that fad the study and .Uses very of tbo B»wmh hi* litbwr waa too 4*ii CH ATTKlT IV. A GREAT TRIUMPH OP MEDICAL To Mi him quit t ho wreak • I had won a treasure greater than means not only to relieve; euro aad pa­ I most summarise as briefly aa poo. Four special treasury secret servlet SCIENCE. stors these all important segue in Suaw loiha mov think it lau to write tiie Hesper diamond. men in addition to the regular form ▲ p om aa w el he did. sibie the event* that took place tho health when they were diaeaead, but Out. oat. ho wuru't » marker In tbo uftoruoo.i of the 2 tli Sir employed at dlviaion headquarters and 'toour oaptaia • UittokiA week following Lola's flight, aot be­ Kdmund said: the forces of the United States mar­ to strengthen aad stimulate them mm cause 1 And them locking in inter ­ “I nave been looking at your on- shal's office, are working in Omaha. that they sho aid properly, perform We wee cvtdsla )uo* off Heady Hook. act—for indeed these Wire the hap­ • plUbod by a 111* A ohootm' at u murk. gag. meat. Bernard, from a practical Neb., to tineartli a private mint which their necessary functions The result Ao' Uttlo Jack alee* oa the Oridtm, piest days I had ever spent—but be­ point of view, and a fact occurs to is alleged to iiave tun ed out over half of hie exhaustive investigation ami ea- -.o' taoutht it alt a lark. a million standard silver dollars, usin g "*»«ey rich! up there'" hU father eel* cause the lengthy description would me that, at such a time mm Ibis, would periments tested la every day prentlee, An kuow the Util* kid the mime amount of sliver and alloy aa a grant general is born to the unduly retard the progress of the probably eeca|»e you. That agree ­ If resulted in the discovery off tile seas Would moot ee harm baeeuae he d da history I have ret myself to narrate. th- government. world like Grunt, or a noted states­ Kuitl; aa he wue bU ment of youre muat be altered. You pound now known aa Dr. Kilmer’s Oa the morning of the l&th. search The plant lias been in operation some man like Bismarck, or a brilliant law­ will see that, for Edith's sake, what Swamp-Boot The phenomenal earn Who* )uet like that a shell with fuse was made for Lola She was not in time, and it is said to br impossible to yer like Evarta, or an eloquent clergy ­ Ail hi uama routs' all. I call tho tontlnu clause—a clause detect the difference between the cess of this great An men an ion thor *ki| the house. A little after midday, man like Beecher, newspapers are full conferring upon the survivor a de ­ money made by the counterfeiters and demonstrated the Just like aa they ■ one of the keepers, sent out tooxploro of their praise and every one knows of Twaa lust a silly trtek o ceased partner's share in tho Great tiie genuine turned out by the federal a doubt that it la now the time specific, Freeh mischief maum' I the Abbey woods and park, reported their remarkable achievements, biog ­ lies per—should be abrogated. It mints. The profits of the gang not only for Kidney aad Bladder dUfc- Bat It nieiil ail dead la earauMth that he had seen the fugitive in the raphers spring up to flatter and extol The oaptaia a littto kid. entails a risk which she must not ha arc made from the seigniorage, which cullies, but aeidoni fails to ears that fir plantation, about half a mile from is said to give to the maker* a rake off them in volume after volume; but the exposed to —you understand mo?” much-dreaded Bright's Disease, which, lie rive oa* hasty leek aroue'. the Abbey. At sight of him she had of SI cents on each dollar made. one who is greatest and noblest of MU Up curled up la aura, I under*to d what he said per­ after all, is nothing bat advanced ldd> Than »trunk hianelf down oa the desk. “scuttled ” away like a young deer, them all—who U the leading beuefac- An true aa yea w>r» Itaaa. fectly. and agreed with him that the Herder aad Set rids la Church. Be r.u»had that tturuin'faao la both but he. obedient to orders, had not clause must be altered. HU little haatlo. he did. pursued her. John Brady shot and killed Mary ■'Consult with your partnors. ” he Aa yanked It oat! Hay. did we ■ beat In the afternoon we weut in a Brody, his wife, and then committed Then far the oaptaia a kid! said, “as to what change is advisable. break to Southampton, driving suicide in the Church of Immaculate I expect my lawyer hero on tho Btb, Conception. Oakland. Cal. Brady Tbo captain rotor, aa' he was mad slowly through the woods, with the Mow ' la rod you dtaobev'" and he oan draw up a legal agree ­ and bis wife had been separated about "Well. Heps," the llttlo ohep spake eat. possibility of being -een by I*ola. two years. "You see. twaa uat llua war: ment in accordance with our general Tie want here, b.L fop* I knew who would eertainly then have fol. wish.” Mrs. Brady went to mass, arriving lowed us. but we saw nothing of her. Juet s al you would ’a' did I took the Judge into Van Hoeek ’e after the services. She entered the An m* I look my chut cut Waa At Southampton wo bought decent church and knelt down to pray near t rt;ht»’ The plucky kid! room that night, and tliero told him elothes. and spent some time in the the altar, lirady entered and took a of mv engagement to Miss I.ascellea Tbo caotain. w'y. hs juet broke dewa. hair dresser's I bad my board *eut behind her. No others were in An fairly piped h.s eye Van Hoeck wo* visibly ularmed when shavod off; and we returned to the the church. Suddenly Brady draw a An nodded "yea* ’, be was thatchoked he heard this; and when I went on to 'Twaa alt ha could reply Abbey, very much altered for the pistol and placing the weapon at the Th«l's w y the men nil suck to Jack. say that Sir Edmund wi-hed the ■isck of his wife’s head pulled the trig ­ better in appearance. Mr louebad their heart, be dki clause altered by his lawyer on the ger. The woman was killed instantly. Set-, that Um« ween t In It with Mir Kdmund returned in toe even ­ The captain's Uttin ktdt 24th. be said quickly, in a low Then Brady pointed the pistol toward -llarner's Yoau People. ing from lAindon. voioe: his own body, tiring, the ballill going “Now. indeed, you look yourself — ••The crafty old fox! What does through his right lung, ami a second into his brain. a gentleman. ” he said, shaking my ho mean by that9" The Great Hesper.hand cordially. He had made in ­ “His meaning is obvious enough.** Tea Killed la a Texas Turned... quiries respecting a laohlarv. aud 1 replied: “if I marry Miss I asoelle*. IIY Pit A SK It t It 11 Mr T. learned that the most expert known A cyclone swept over l*ongview, and dio. sho will be dispossessed of to the trade was a man narn.-d Car­ Tex., accompanied by hailstones of im­ CHAPTSB III—CoHTiNiiKtx my share in tho diamond: I can mense six**. The greatest damage was valho^ then occupied at Madrid. leave her only a legacy of debt. ” ••And Jan Van Homk?” With our sanction he wrote at onoe done six miles east of here, where it ••Ye*, end thet ain't all on it,” struck the large country home of John ••That'll Israel." respond nd the offering this man his own terms to said the Judge, dragging bis wiry Fain, lately occupied by a large family Judffe. indicating Van Hoeck; • *and oome to the Abbey and out the (.root thin tuft through his hand and bend ­ of Negroes. The houae was in an darkness fell upon 'em,” he added, Hopper. ing his brow. “Tliet ain't all by a uncient grove of oaks, twenty in num ­ explanativoiy. At night, the door by which I,ola lump. Wo ’re ploying with a marked ber. Every one of them was uprooted During a short apace of hie event ­ was supposed to have escape:) from aud piled tip in terrible confusion with card in tho pack—a card os might ful career Brace had earned a pre­ dead fowls und stock and live dead und the Abbey was left open, and a night tempt u'or one on us to foul p!ay." . carious existence aa u traveling light was placed in her bedroom. eight terribly injured Negroes. ••What on earth do you mean? preacher. The next morning the dairymaid Manta Anna. Tex.: A tornado swept Speak plainly if you can. ’ said Van ••Tneu you are Bernard Thorne.” said that someone hud boon at her over portions of this town. Mr. Wat- Hoeck. in angry impatience. rum and four children were killed out ­ the baronet naid to me, ••and Lola milk pans in tbo night; then' was no “Well, I mean this ’ere.” an«wered right. is—" other evidence of i.ola having on- the Judge, with slt.w impressiveness. ••Tho Kid. ” aaid Brace: ‘'her 1 tered the house. After orcakfast. I flar.l Itlow et Melaaakecpera. • that if ono of my pardners wasn't mother waa a greaser —a Mexican.” determined to go througli tho woods a gentleman, and t'othor wasn't The supreme court of Indiana de ­ he explained to Miss Lance 11 on. myself in search of her. Mi-* Lu*- clined to consider again the caae it has helpisNs blind, l.m darned if I’d go The dinner had warmed his spirits 1 cello* wished to acromyany me. I already passed upon twice, that of to bed without a six shooter under and looaene.1 his tongue, and he re­ ought to have pointed out to her that Mary E. Haggard vs. John Stehlin, a my pi Her, und my finger on tho trig ­ lated tbo story of the finding of tho her company lessened tho chance* of saloonkeeper who opened a saloon near diamond. ger. I don't allude to one any the plaintiff's property. The court in I«ola suffering me to approach her. more'n another, but we'll just take its second decision which now standa “One thine Is obvious. ” said Sir but I could not deprive nr. self tho Edmund cheerfully; * ‘vou won t Israel's word for gospel, that every- decides in favor of plaintiff, and holds pleasure of having such a sweet com ­ one is a thief if you givo him a that where it is shown that a saloon want to leave mo to-night ” panion. Wo saw Ix>la ut the edge of chance of thievin*: end. at that rate. depreciates property a process at law ••Neery one on us, sir. you bet”’ a clearing on the hillside, hho to secure damage is proper. The liquor I’m just as likely as not f> murder replied the Judge, while Van Hoeck watched us as we draw near. 1 interests look upon this decision a* the a ANDRAL KILMER. M. D., BINGHAMTON, N. Y. and I expressed the same t-ontimenU ray two pardners. end get tho wholo oalled to her. but she shook her heaviest blow struck at their business (or of mankind —the great physician, We aay. now. if Dr. Kilmer has dono in other word*. ol that diumond myself. Conse ­ in recent years. head. and. turning her back u|»on us. labors on modestly in his grand work nothing rise to make his name immor ­ ••Tho next thing to consider is.** quently. you will allow thet the ouiekly disappeared among tho pine*. of saving life and relieving pain and tal, the discovery of this caa great he then aaid. **how can I be of ser­ squire has a double reason for THl: MAIIKK1H. The forlorn condition of the girl: her distress, and is content to do without remedy alone has given him a reputa­ vice to you in this atfair. To pur- wantin ’ the agreement altered: fur it gesture which scorned full of sad ­ biographers, and leaves his praisu to tion that will continue ax long aa the oha-e your treasure Is of course alto ­ ain't only tho money he's got to se­ Cincinnati. ness; the silent fall of lenvea: OUtto-Prine to rood ...... • 3 U A be sung by the grateful patients he world stands Dr. Edward Jennar gether out of tbo question, liut I cure on to hi* daughter, bat her bus- the tristness of the autumn woods, Lower grade* ...... 3 so q has cured. What grander, nobler or died in 1833, but hia discovery of vac­ should like to buy a small—a very, bin's life likowiso. Time enough for Has*...... * 40 U overcame Mias (.nacelles: and as she Sheep and lamb-...... 3 «■* ft. holier career can there be than that of cination still exists throughout the vorv small—share in It paying down the young lady to he a widder in the walked silently beside mo. with her W beat - No. red ...... U^i( ministering to Uie sick and suffering? civilized universe; Dr. William Thomas a oertaiu sum for your pre-ent con ­ uai'rul order of tiling* in gen ’al.” core-No. * ...... aw «e head bent. I saw that sho was err­ 'Jala—No '.•white...... To say that I>r. Kilmer is the lead ­ Green Morton has long been dead, venience. and taking it back when ing. This cpiaodo mode a deep im- CKI saga. ing physician to-day. among the many and yet he llrcs to-day through his the diamond is ultimately disposed CHAPTER V. prea-ion upon me: yet while my CatUo- steer* ...... 5 4 00 • 8 4 50 skillful men in the medical profession, wonderful discovery of nnmathelica. of. with a rcasoi.ub.e percentage When I met Sir Edmund in tbo < nnioiKi ...... 3 35 r n ^ 75 henrt ached with sympathy for tho Sheep Mixed ...... 3 Ul it 3 «5 is true if a man % success and achieve­ and long after oar distinguished Dr. upon the outlay. I make ibis sug ­ morning. 1 told him that my part­ poor little savage wandering alone in Luililn , ...... 4 >u benefactor who succeeds io ••in that case.” he proceeded. "I straying thither without purpose I •-anything will be better than that Cattle—He»t ...... $ 3 «U ft Common ...... 3 Ml q examined, prescribed for anti success­ making two blades of grass grow should wish to havo a voice in the agreement as it staud*." from tho garden where we met We liter*...... ,...... 4 a ft fully treated nearly half a million pa­ where only one hasgrown before, then management of this business, and the Kditk came down late to break-1 shwpuMl Iambi. '...... :n q amt! to n streum bridged by u singlo Wheat No. 3 red ...... M hi tients, in addition to those who arc what shall we say of the man who is first suggestion I should make is. fast. See looked pale and said she plank supported in tho middlo. • Corn -No. 3...... * tit now under his professional care at his able to increase the average duration that the tinest artist in work of this There had been a hand-rail, but It had ovorsiopt herself. data —No. " white...... at q “For the first time in your life. I Now York. magnificent Sanitarium which he has of human life? This, we freely con ­ kind he engaged to out the diamond bad fallen away in decay. I gave raoently eatabllahed for the benefit of cede. has l«een accomplished by (L under this roof, and that during tho bettovo. ” said Sir Edmund. “You cattle- Native* 11 oo a f 4 4& her my hand, tho fear of failing H«*t* ...... 5 ««» r>. 5 35 such cases as require ins pri tonal Andral Kilmer. M. D., through the dis ­ operation you should take up your did not fall asleep quite so readily as Hpocp —iioutl to choice...... 3 3ft U 4 U) made her clasp mv Augers tightly, supervision. covery of his famous remedy. Swamp residenoe here This precaution is hho seemed to enjoy tho little dan ­ u.ual—bey.* ” he asked, smiling. L.inb, ...... 4 U) U 5 35 Wheat No. 3 red...... Bl in the early days of his practice and Root, and we aay it without fear of necessary for the safo keeping of tho ger; it animated bur face and eye* ••1 could not sleep. ” sho answered, Corn...... 44 it, 45 A M later on I>r. Kilmer found the same successful contradiction Ha wonder ­ treasure, and for our own common with the prettiest, most bowitchtng but so gravely that I saw it was not Oat* No. 3 whit*-...... M IU Toledo —Oral*. old difficulty confronting him that ful cures and its power over the Kid ­ security. ” expression iinag inutile. Her hand from the cause the baronet implied — Wheal — No. 3 spot ...... t 57 a • 57 had baffled every physiciqn from the neys has done and is doing more to in ­ Tnis arrangement was too obvi ­ seemed to communicate the qulek- the love that had kept me awake; No. 3 Mav...... nt R\q days of Galen to the present time— crease the average duration of human ously advantageous to us to require cned pulsation of her heart Hut it und then she aided. “I havo been Corn No. 3...... 37 Mr* an Oats—No. 3 white...... k: it 33 life thau all physicians and med icines argument, we consulted together.and was not fear—it was intoxieation terribly frighteued. ", there was no known specific for kid ­ ItuflW'o —l.lve ney disease, which is so prevalent, and known. quickly agreod to accept the condi ­ that agitated me; and when she put Wo looked at her in astonishment Cattle—Mixed *hlpaient* 9 s » at f 3 75 tion. her foot in safety on the bank, anil and anxiety. s 3 Ol tit 4 in 1 Jill b* ...... 4ai q 4 44 8ir F'diminrt road the agreement looke 1 up into my face with bright “1 will toll you ail about it.” she IlSpa—Choice woight* ...... 4 Ml it ft 00 through again, nnd then said: laughter. I lust my head completely. continued, because you mav be ablo t umtnon amt rough ...... 4 70 W 4 lift ••Wo must consult a lawyer with 1 kept her hand in mine, and when to explain what perploxo* mu. and Ilelrott that will br a great relief.** Cattle-* iooil to choice...... • 3 40 ft • 3 05 regard to a legal form of agreement. she tried to withdraw it I forced it Hog*...... 4 «»» it. 4 Oft Here there is u kind of tontine ar­ toray lips und pressed a kiss upon it Sho paused, as if to collect her Mhrepsao Ioab* ...... 3 7& q 4 Ol Skin Wheat-Heat «noi No...... &r Ui 57 rangement by whiob one would re­ The O' lor left her cheek, and in u thoughts, and then said: White «pol No. I...... 57 V ceive nn enormous advantage by the tone of reproach she exclaimed: “Oh. [TO UK COMTINOKtx] Con No. 7a|»l ...... W q 3t (1st* - No. 3 white rpot ...... 35 ft A. death of his partner*. It is an tin- Mr. Thorne!” and 1 was ashamed Hay—Tlawihy...... io ui 6% ll tu Eruptions a nifortabie cln.ise. and I do not see We walked home nnd were very silent llnworthr of U.ml !*otaloee...... U tt. 50 and similar annoyances are caused by Impure blood, on the way. I sought Sir hdtnund Gounod waa a firm and devout Hotter Dairy per t>...... IS k 19 the necessity lor it* uxiatcnc ». now • 'reaawrY...... 31 h S3 which will result in a more dreaded disease. Unless that the cireamstan es which ea.led at once, und finding him ainno. told Catholic, and adored religions music. K«g*. frr*h. per tlot ...... 14 A IS Luring the rehearsal of his "Dnunas 1.1 rr> Hoaltry -Fowls...... I k 9 removed, slight impurities will develop into serious for its being made a e changed. A him that 1 wished to make his < hichee* ...... 9 A to lawyer may provide f r our recur!ty daughter ray wife He was thunder ­ Sacra*." at the Vaudeville theater, Duett* ...... 10 u. II mabdrcs - SCROFULA, ECZEMA, SALT RHEUM tho manager called on him one morn ­ ...... * A 9 without expaa ng ns to ugly possibili ­ struck toy this Httddeu and m»oxpool ­ : THE RESULTS 09 ties. Your roomiuro ready; Johns n ed uiinouncoincnt ing and asked permission to make a WDKKI.Y HKVIKW OK TIUIIK. Mont' trouble, far . whtah I look laaajr^rraaodujaa b.«»o »«*w taken fear will show you to them if you feel you ••I lovo your daughter. ” I said, •ugg«*tlon “I think, mon oher Will lb., moat w<>od«rfi,i e wo !d like to turn in.” ••anil i cannot stay in this house rnaitra.” he said, “that there is Naw You. Marsh 19 -It. U. Duo A Oa.’* wjorby ioc hnt health I weekly review nay*: Prices mi cnaraii. itiUaa have ealael twenty pouada amt a; Bad The pr~mrieet o r sleeping on-e keeping my |*assio:i a secret.” something wanting in yoar score. art! on the whole the lowrvt of whlrb there la frtrnd* aay they nr- or new m« a. - clL I am feattasqatm Uhs a or* im, ••WhII.” said lie. with rather rue­ For example, do you not. think that unv record, havinx Oornnr.l 1.3 per real in more in u good bed brought us to J&trrh unit averagm* It-3 per ,-eat lower than JOHNJL KDZUN. MSeo, Wi IX C. our foot at ocoe. ful pleasantry, “you have lost no the Harahha* incident might be im­ year sao. mo last unmi thsai » third <4 the i! list in men ’s good* aot tt ««T!T7*r»iBii , e> d t amid. Nam* aad prrna in the morning her room was found finally he said, with emotion: wore than a N. H. Downs’ Elixir! always bean the bout of friends, ex­ At that moment Edith opened tho dapactamet report lhai lltiUi.UUD bushed, re­ IVilut free. You cos pot Um ham ■•Who owns the politicians*" mained in farmer* head* March I. IndleaUag cept wnen a question of cooking or botgUA* ol dealoes who push ear line. door, but seeing ua. she stopped in •■Tho Stock Exchange very great error'. In aaiimale* of yield, or alee a washing occurred to trouble us. She tho entrance heavy decrease la consumption Cotton hae WILL CURE THAT ••Who own* the Stock Exchange?” ■terlined a shade The number of failure* the would yield to my persuasion when ••Como hero. Edith.” said Sir Ed ­ ••The devil." past week were 9S4 In the Untied Stale*, against "COLCHESTER" nothing eiso won Id bend her stub­ mund: and. taking her haad. be con ­ l«o last year, aad M la Cast da again*! 3u last ••‘Pon my honor. I think you are year The absence of unitor tent umberra**- born spirits, hhe feared my silent tinued. “Mr. Thorne wishes you to meuta la -till moat cacouragtag right! Th-L."—Peek's Sun. reproach more than the scathing be his wife: is that your wish also?" Cold SPADING sarcasm Van Hoeck ireatad her Imnge Brother* A Company, of Chi­ Hhe buried her burning face in tier Wei-ri*s*«l. AHD STOP THAT with, or the heavy hand of her father's shoulder; she oould neither cago. wholesale clothing, assigned Mon ­ Miss Capron- I’d like to have yon thly. Arnett*, smi.nnn: liabilities. 970.000. BOOT. father. She respected no on# but say yes nor no. do me up aa empty five-pound box. The failure ia attributed it* poor collec ­ «no. probably bceauao I alone re­ “It Is a question that sbonld not I*ut this gantiomau ’e card in it and tion*. :CT IN MARKET. spected her feelings. be decided hastily.” the baronet con ­ BRT IN FTT, send it to me to-aighi at 9 n'nioek. The dwriff lias close*! the Fennavl* ini' IN WKAKOro Had I foreseen that night the tinued; “take time, my dear. Mean­ I want to make Mr. J*ong jealous — vnnin plate glam* works at North Irwin, (JIAUTY. oouree she waa about to take. I might, while. I see no reason for your I sav­ t Truth. l*a.. on exeentiou* a mounting to SIO.- m stnadTha fast tar ffrxrr rrfRtj le outer « tag MdeeS- with a little patient |>*rsua*ion. ing the house." he added, addressing «!• the whom laagti. 000. The liabilities an' in toe neigh- has peeved Half tha beet ivaety i down b> tha heal, pis have brought her to reason. My liorhomi of S4O.UU0. wn tar tha ears of tan lag the heat W dig spirit Is weighed down with regret “Unices------" I faltered. Little Dick—Why do they anil wo ­ Contracts were made Mmwlay for the gtmr »•»! Io other haad when I think how perhaps a dozen | Work “Ilalese Edith wishes It.” the men the fair sex ? Some of ’em are location of an eight mill tin plat*' nr TOUR n haler woods from me at that time would baronet said, helping me out awful homely. works at Montpelier. Inti., which will Price *V.. Mo . aa.1 SI no per bottiu. for THKE have turned aside the fearful o n*e~ ••True. Shall you (eel more at ease, Little lint—I s'pose it's 'cause employ aon men. covering live acres of •OLD EVERYWHERE. quor.ee* of that act—an aot so alight dear, if Mr. Thorne goes away—for why they're huuester than mom ground ami will require ten mammoth mr, Hosts a Lets. ram., lofetha. tv t I brick and iron baildinga. HE W0NDERS @F ¥HE 1I0KED S FAIR.

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NORTH OLIVE. Mrs. E. G. Bement. of this village, Cora McVeigh died of consumption March 30. im. lias gone to Little Rock. Arkansas, to Wednesday March 14. at the home of The Independent visit Mrs. O. E. White, of that place. his sister. Mrs. Lorenzo Millard, in Pe- Mrs. Jeiden Memhew is veiy sick. .James Anderson. M. Allor and P. B. wamo. ■T. JOHNS. THURSDAY. MAKCH 23. IWi Floid Wilkins Los engaged to work Percy are attending the state encamp­ Jay Bessions and family spent Satur­ for E. Throop. ment G. A. R. in session at Ovono this day and Sunday at tin- home of Mrs. B’s —TH1 R. M. Kellogg visited at J. C. Shutng- week. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Gallagher, in in* n i kers last Sunday Dr. < .eorge Bliss will soon have a iiTRiley. 007061352^^^15 Mrs. Ezra Tbroop who is not yet able new brick office near his residence iu Lebanon band played at a sugar so­ to sit up, is slowly improving in health. this village, the material for the same cial held at Chas. Williams', in Mather- Adelbert Deveraux. who lias been being on hand and work of erection ton. for beneflt of Rev. G. A. Bowles. ST. JOHNS. MICH. coniined to his tied with rheumatism, is • commenced. Orson Brooks, leader. now improving. I)r. C. E. Knapp, of St. Johns, per­ Clifton Bennett and Miss Anna Hale Clarence Tbroop now rejoices tiecause formed an important surgical operation were married in Matlierton. Sunday, Pay* 4 Per feat. Interest on Deposits. he has successfully attained the age of last Thursday upon Mrs. J. B. Yates.of March 10. The event surprised the a voter —21. Last week tie engaged to this villaM, in the removal of a tumor community. The newly wedded couple work during the season for Prank l*arks. in the groiu. Patient is comfortable. intend to make their home at Lake fcoaaa Money on Approved Bond* and Odesaa, where Mr. Bennett lias resided Bowl Be tote Security Mrs. John Drake is spending a tew Ray Hewitt, who has the agency for davs at the bedside of her sister-in-law, 1 the southern and eastern sections tor tor some time. We wish them joy. Mrs. Booth, who has been very near the the Cleveland and Warwick bicycles, ornoxms: thresh hold of death of late, at her home will remove with his family to Detroit near Laingyburg. March SI. ISM. 4.J. Halowm . Pree P. E. Waiowooth , Tree, m a few days. Mr. Hewitt is an estim­ leeiAM Unw. Ve»Pre*. R.C. Dura Ael Tm able young man. and we wish him suc­ Guy Eagle is visiting relatives near cess in his new enterprise. Jackson. THE LOCAL MARKET*. The Midway Plaiaance social given by The winter term of school closed on Friday last. Ovrtcs or The Indbpbkdbwt. I March IS. IM. the T. T. B. C. E. on Saturday evening St. Jofene. Mich.. Mereh 31 IMA ( last, was a complete success in every C. E. VanSickle. of Bt. Johns, was in The lotlowinr ore the price* pold in coete for Howard Kenyon, of Fowler, is visit­ particular. The street parade was really town Sunday. ing in this place. produce in this market: imposing as well as amusing. The large Ed. Kirby came home from Hillsdale wane...... -A Chas. Witt lias moved onto his farm crowd gathered upon our streets to wit­ purchased of Wm. Story. ness it, said it was far superior to the last Monday, on a visit. Frank Doretnuaaml wife, of Portland J. D. Homes and wife are home from parade of many traveling shows. A spent Sunday at Chas. Hulse's. a visit to the southern part of thestate. very good representation of the Perns wheel was In operation, upon which The play at the hall Saturday night Floyd Bliss, son of C. Bliss, of Fowler, four persons could ride. The various was a financial success. Receipts, 916, is enjoying the tine weather and sugar ­ villages were well represented, and ta­ ing, while visiting his grand parents ken all in all. the entertainment was Fred Russell and wife, who have been and other relatives at this place. well worth attending. visiting at Dansvllle. came home Tues­ A. J. Chapman has leased his farm to day night. his son-in-law. A. D. Lance, of St. Mrs. Randolph, mother of deputv Charley Teetes, who has been work ­ Johns. Alfred is a former resident of sheriff Randolph of this village, ana an ing at South Boardman all winter, came Riley, and his old friends and neigh­ old pioneer or this place and vicinity, home last week. bors join in welcoming him back again. died at her home two miles from here on Tuesday. March 14. She retired on There came to the home of Mr. E. Leslie Pratt will soon move to the Monday night, apparently in her usual Guthre a new mail carrier, on Tuesday Maggie Blizzard farm in East Riley. health, ana on Tuesday morning was morning last. He is a bouncer —li! lbs. Leslie's old neighbors are sorry to loose found dead in her bed. She always was Sayers Clark. M. A. ilulse and their him. and as a testimonial thereof, they an industrious woman, doing whatever families, and Mm. Nettle Davies, of St. gathered at his home on the evening of tier hands found to do ; a faithful wife, Johns, and two Haver boys, of Cleve­ Thursday last, and gave him a farewell a kind and loving mother and a truly land. spent Sunday at R. Clark’s and party. All who were there report s good woman, who stood hath In the es­ gave him a surprise, as that was his very good time. teem of iter neighbors, nhe was un- i rtwM r*meA llu ijki no A few days ago. two large dogs at­ usaaUy bright for one of her afs 4*9 •/ »■«* mmk.tmH nt ImUr tham Wd lllOr tacked a flock of sheepowned by Adam —04 veers—having within the pa#t year. Pedewa, and had not Mr. F. discovered prepared and wove a rag carpet, doing Date them soon after they had commenced the entire work herself. The funeral Shinline, Fowler., their work of destruction, they un ­ services were conducted at the Christ­ , pnHsr.... doubtedly would have done great harm ian church. Rev. P. L. Hiker, March Si-Jeee* Jolley. Dallas..------M J to his flock. As It was. two sheep were by Rev Riggs, officiating. Mary M.Gardner. Portland ------tt IF YOU are indebted to badly bitten. Farmers, keep an eye will you plies* adjust out for strange dogs; and dog-owners, Advertise* Letters. s uw by odh or short Uum keep an eye on your own dogs. [jmANON. note, as I wtafa to halaoee all Theodore Miller, of Riley, and Au­ March 30. IM to Jaay. 1. ME. is gust Simmons. of Westphalia, purchas­ Sugar party at Jerome Nash’s, last Feldout S. B. SbaEer Mrs. Kate (ISO S OORBIT. ed the Bnitgen store building and Kidd John A ThUBMWn Of I Friday night. Mason L. W. Warren Ford Ml! Bunds, at the assignee's sale last Mon- Maekae Oometlu* B. WMMeek Haas M. J. Palmer is building a milk-house Ejr, also, a two-thuds interest in the Ramsay Mrs. WMsoaP wiffi goods. “Tom" Bnitgen. son of the setor­ Jay Sessions. Smith 8. e. nior members of the old Ann. purchas­ Mrs. Randolph, an old resident of the V. A. CHAPIN. P M. 1*. MM. ed the remaning one-third interest. Mr Mrs. Steward returned from Detroit Island, died recently. Miller contemplate taking a hand in A Q«MWr Oeamry Vast last Tuesday running the store, in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Warm* visited at Harry Hewaon and family have moved Frank Abbott's tn Bt. Johns, Saturday Par a quarter of a century Dr.r. King ’s and Sunday. New Dtaoorery lias bean test* aad the to theirnew borne. million* who have ro cioveri benefit* Walter Brown is living on the farm Kile and Dave Travis have gone to its use testify to lie wonderful curative of John Van Geison. March 3'. ISM York State, intending to work there; thin niinuner. power * ia all disaaoao of Throat, Cheat and Mr. Oliver, of Watertown, closed Rob t. Blank, who Is teaching school Logp. A reesedy that baa school at the centre Friday. near Ludiugton is home tor a week's Spring term in Round House school 00 loog aad that baa given eo universal Luoein Hturgi* closed school in Dis­ vacation. commences Monday. April 9, Mias allthation ia no expert meat trict No. 1. with an exhibition and a Mrs. Libbie Anderson Is In attend ­ Chick, teacher. tie ia peaitively guaranteed to give relief, crowded house Friday evening. ance at the Department convention. W. Wm. Fitzpatrick Ium moved to Ionia, or the money will be refunded. It ia ad ­ Seeding of oats and barley has begun R. C., at Owoaso. thisweek. hot is yet in l^ebanon to dispose of mitted tn be the meet reliable far Coughs though perhaps rather prematurely, Mias Bertha Norton lift on Mnndav some horses, etc. He recently sold a aad Colds. Trial bottler free at PIMsw A while many farmers have started the tor Balding. Mich., where she will en­ team to Paul Janderson. of this town ­ Mill man ’* Drug Stare, St. Jehne and Few gage tn work in the silk factory. ship. lor. Largo nine 60c sad 91-90. A