« it ti ) »« Tiielngliain County l^ews.j The Ingham C(miityS6Yirs^? , PUBLIIUIO waaKLV, AT ADVKIITIIIIIO l»»T«l. Mason, Ingham County, MIoh. tlneh. !-Eaix3aniii3iE3i TsBMi.—One year, tl.60; slxmontha, 78cts.; aipahM, thteo montbi) 40 eta.; always lu advanco. a inoUfSc til Li^-ijerDorri'^'T:': Poataoa to anbicrlbon Itving outeldo of the t ineiw. couBty IS Gti. pot year. ooiasoiiHowiaouu JOB PBINTINGI I eolnmallB OBjiit wpB •i)ci46flOtrtojiCTnib Wo have new type and new proRaea>,, and cniilppeu with Bteam power, kutl can do nil BnaiuMB cards $1 per Una per yMT. _^^ kindii of Job frlnttug in n flrat-olnHH nmanne r lioeal notioes 8 oU a linefbr first Insertion, nloltyprlcoH, aive usa trial. and 6 eta. for eaeb subseqnent Insertion.^ Addroaii all letters to Marriage, Birth and Death notloea free. Obituary notioes nva cents per line.. Mo W. Vt COBNBIiL, VOL. XVIII.~KO. 24. MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 15,1876. WHOLE NO. 910. naek, swindiing. or gift enterprise adver- HASON MICIIIOAM. asemenUofanykind will be Inserted. The mother of Egbert E. Keeler, Esq., Farmera' Club Plewliig Ulalcli. Airlcullural Callegc. 9IAWM nABKBTB. t 1 ' XOWJT AND CdUITTT. Common Council ProceedlD|i. I ean furnish good pasture to one>half living about two miles east of this city, was The plowing match held en the farm of ex- June 18th, 1876, Mason, June 12,1876. doaen well disposed horses or colts. MS L. H, IVES. stricken with paralysis last Thursday, while Mayor Griffin, on Saturday last, under the EDITOR Nswa.—We are just getting nicely Council met lu regular session, and was OOUBXCTBD WBtKLY BY *, 0, BOMT. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. called to order by President Darrow. DBALKBIM PBODUOB. at work about the house. She is under the auspices of the Ingham County Farmers' at werk since our vacation, and everything Present, a full board except Alderman Notice. treatment of Dr. Campbell, and is slowly ia passing oir very pleasantly. The work I respectfully request that all persona ln> Dry Goods—M. W. Tanner, Club, was indeed a fine affair, A very com- Tanner. TouBflDAY, Jane 16, 1870. ClotliinR-Webb & Mond. improving. ' mondabla degree of Interest was manifested, upon the farm is a little late owing te tho Minutes of last meeting read and ap­ debted to me fbr six months and over, will FRoviaioxa, call and settle by note or otherwise, lieforo Bealod PropoBalii—City of Mnaon. It is Just as useless to send an anonymous Representative farmers from all sections of backward spring, but the crops aro all look­ proved. Sealed PropoBala—Froo, DlHtrlct No. 12, PBTITIOMfl. Applesgnen per bu..... • HKl 60 tho first of July, without fhll. communication to this ollico expecting that country wore present. ing well. Delhi and Aureltua. The petition of 0. S. Brown and two Beans, white, V ton EO^au 908W4 DB. 'W. W. OAXFDBLI,. it will be published as to drop a letter in the The State Board of Agriculture mot last Umbrella Lost—H. Bristol, The entries of plows was much larger than others for sidewalk on north side of South FotatoosVbu ina 25 week, but no very important business was Dontislry—Dr. W, H. Morse, post ofllce without a stSiup on, when no one last year, and embraced nearly all the lead­ street from "B" street to "D" street, was BggH, per doc troah. 910 G. W. Polar lArd fitti...; 0 13 For 8alo-W. H. Olark. is looking, and expect it will bo transported ing patterns known in this section. The fol­ transacted, except to vote $250 to furnish presented and referred to Street Committee. Makes to order a Btoga Kip Bool for HM Furniture—Saokrlder ft Moncb. Oheoso fit> through the malls. the public parlor and bed-roams, and $60 to BBPOBTS or STAKOINO COMMITTBIS, A tlP'top Calf Boot (eastern) 3.60 lowing are tho entries made : Butter, now packed V )b. buy pictures for dining ball and parlor, pro­ The past two days in the Circuit Court has C1.AB8 A (Iron plow for green sward), No. Tho Financo Committee reported the " roli.^B) Bead Webb & Head's new adverliBemrbt. vided the students and professors would give following claims, recommending their allow­ been occupied In taking the proofs in the 1, Blerritt & VanOstrand, Mason—Curtis Onlonsv bu • ao I think I haye the best yearling Bhort It ia iBtereiltng. $60 more. They reported the garden and ance at footing, viz: A. £. Steele, $8.00; case of Bichard Elliott vs. Emma Van Buren. No. 2, (iron); No. 2, Ann Arbor Agrlcnltural N. B. Van Vranken, $1.81; P. Kerns, $16.00; DBtBD VBUITB, . Horn Bull In Vovay. Terms, $1.60 farm both to be in a flourishing condition, . 008 L. B.iIVES. The prospects for a celebration in this city The case Is a rery interesting one and will Works—Heckendorn No. 8, No. 3, Jessie P. Huntley, $7.60; D. Welch, $86.00; Si ApploeVlb d® 1 We are to have a Fourth of July celebra­ » « • on the 4th of July are quite liattprinB. be argued before Judge Huntington In Lan­ Beach, Mason—Peerless No. 2. Williams, $9.00; D; Wait, $10.63; which Chorries V tb ®S» report was on motion accepted, and said Wanted I tion here at the college. President Abbott DriodPoaohes fift MQ 18 Get your auction bills printed at thitofllce. sing, July 18th, 1876. CiiABS B (chilled or steel plows for green claims allowed as recommended, will give a history of the origin and growth PareiMsera at' onee for HflOO lirst-olasa We do Aood work at reasonable prices, KIATS AHD VOVVnT, If your neighbor's chickens scratch up sward). No. 1, Merritt &, VanOstrand—De­ BBSOLUTIONa AMD HBW ODaiRIBS, Tomato Plants, at 10 eanta per docen, 60 oentn of the Agricultural College, Oration by Boofiiivevovrt 8I0««00 per hundred, $4.00 per thousand. Orders by your garden, and a red hot quarrel springs ment No. 2 (chilled) i No. 2, Merritt & Van­ By Alderman Eaton: There will be a Sabbath school concert at Prof. Fairchild, and other exercises by the dressed, ft owt„ mail solietted. F. M. OOBB, from it, please do. not send us the facts ef Xctolvtd, By the Common Council of the ami the Presbyterian church cext Sunday even- Ostrand—Boment No. 22, (steel mould- students. A full programme will be given Pork, '• •• OOSws Dansville, Mich, city of Mason, that a sidewalk be and is • 7 iuB. the case, because your tirado would not re­ board); No. 8. Merritt & VanOBtrand— Shoulders, fiBi later. hereby ordered to bo built on each sido of 0910 pair the damage, and onr readers would not Woodward No. 16 (chilled); No. 4, Ann Ar­ Hams " Dr. Kedzie and Prof, Cook have been "C" street from Ash street to South street, High Class Poultry, H. Bristol, £ii(],, informs us that the rain­ enjoy reading it if it did. Ohickens, " • u Light Brahma Bggs, 11.00 per doson. bor Agr'l Works—Heckendorn No. 8; No, 6, spending 2 weeks at the centennial. Prof. said walk to bo five feet and four inches in fall on Tuesday afternoon ond ovoiiing was Turkeys, *• 80 10 908 L, H. IVBs. In compliance with an invitation from the Ann Arbor Agr'l Works—Wolverine No. 14; width, of two inch pine plank, and to be 2i inches, Seal exiiects to go soon. FbOUB. loa I 11 » • » — No. 0, John A, Darnos, Mason—Mohawk Val­ constructed within twenty days. Which farmers association of Dansville to attend the The following gentlemen of tho Senior resolution was on motion adopted unani­ No.l wltite, Vowt 98 GO The work done at J. Thomas' gallery is A, B. McBride has opened an ice cream ley Clipper A 1; No. 7, G. Lord, Watortown, plowing match to bo held in that villngo, class delivered public orations on Wednes­ mously. No.2 " '• •2 60 second to none, and the cheapest in tho parlor oTor Lincohi's slioe store, and it is be­ county. .Copying and enlarging a specially. next Saturday, there will be no meeting of N. Y.—Lords' No, 13; No. 8, Gale Manufac­ day afternoon: [ On motion a committee of three was Qrabam, " ®3 00 ing well patronized. turing Co., Albion, Mich.—Gala No. 16, appointed to draft specifications and adver­ Buokwiieat, " OB 00 Qlve ma a coll. the club. Let us all go over and see how R. E. Caine—Relation of communication Burins the storm on Tuesday, Sayers & (chilled). tise for sealed proposals to build sidewalks Corn meal, ' " 1 7S«2 iiS they do things in Dansville. to man. where the city might be obliged to build the Fresh Meats at Frasell & Peters' Phelps' awnlnj was blown down, brooking aBAXM, The Eaton Bapids Journal advises its read­ CLASS C (loose soil or stubble plow). No. Buss. A. Clark—Whom shall we support same. an 18 light of glass. The liquor bond of Messrs. Alderson and Wblte Wheat, extra, new, Fracell A Peters keep all kinds oi fresh ers to not hoard up silver- change as fast as 1, Ann Arbor Agr'l Works—Wolverine No. for office 1 120 Brown, was presented and approved. " " No.l meat neat and clean, at Uvlng prices, Strawberries are in the market and selling 15; No, 2, Ann Arbor Agr'l Works—Wolver- " " No.2 &l IS they get hold of It. We think that very lit­ Ira B, George—Advancement through 'i'ho claim of H. M. Williams of $14.85 » « t . I • 9 96 for 18cts per quart. Prospects indicate a tle will bo boarded in these parts. Our read­ ino No. 14. evil. for services as Inspector of Election and for Corn, In the ear, Vbtt Oats,« bu„ a 28 Head Quarters, I large crop this season, paper, pens, books, pencils, Ink, dtc., was ers can do as they like about it however, so CLASS D (plow for general use).