VOL . XIV . MASON . MICHIGAN , THURSDAY . JANUARY 3 4 , 1 8 8 9 . NO . 4 I Mjkm C Oujitg

NO. 4 VOL. XIV. MASON. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 34, 1889.

Stockbridge longs to became an incorpo Our reporter says E.v-Mayor Donoyan of GOVERNMENT IIEADSTONIS Imjkm Coujitg ^^mocrai SAVE MONEY! rated village, and Representative Fitch bus Laiining, gave the Edeu Lecture Associa.

Publitiliud ovory Tliuratlay presented a petition usking the legislature tion a fine historic talk on the "The Growth To Mark Union Soldiers' Graves in Our by City Cemetery. Our plan of making it an inducement fo: to incorporate territory now occupied by and Development of Northern Michigan," O. p. WHITMORE & CO,, subscribers to the Democrat to pay in last Friday evening. It was not only an MASON, MIOniGAN, 520 souls. Last Saturday seventeen headstones, to Ford's Bazaar ailMJicc, therebj saving 25 cents frotn the hour of pleasure but one filled with profita• \Vanted--10,OO0 pounds of butter, 10, be placed at the unmarked graves of Union rei?ular subscription price, haa proven so ble reflection, a laying in a store of practi• 000 pounds of dried apples, and 10,000 Yoar, $1.50 ; Six monthi, 75 conli; Thrac soldiers buried in our city cemetery, were satisfactory that we have decided to con cal knowledge. Mr. Donovan is quite al fnonthB.40 conti. dozen of eggs, for which we will pay the received at this station, consigned to Past We have just received a Full tinuo it. home with this theme and makes it one of highest market price in cash. Commander John C. Squiers, who made Line of Genuine Whalebone Cor• It is because we need the money, and be thrilling interest. •* A. L. 'VA.'JDEReooc. Our tidvortiairif; rates iiro glUO ])or coliimri pnr un- the requisition upon the U. S. Quarter• sets, best in the market. cause we feel that the subscriber who regu aum. Buninurtri noticcn tlvo cuiittj por lino fur onch Cash paid for live poultry. Hunt&Trim master Geueral at Washington something Our new 50c Corse t knocks out riMortlon. Kililorml notict-tt Ui cciitH. larly pays us, In cash, for a year in advance, J. M. Dresser will lecture at the Presby BiiHlncHH curdrt §l.U(i jior lino pur year. over a year ago, hy request of the G. A. R- all eompelion. • ftlnrrliiK"* Mrtli (iriii tloiith iiotlcoM iriHortcd frcd. is entitled to a little better rates than those teiian church Friday evening, Feb. 1, under Hart & Lindner's Patent Hay and Grain Dbiluury roinriioutH, reiiolulioriM,'ciirdB uf tlmiilirt, etc. Post of this city. The government furnish• A full line of Misses Corsets, the auspices of the Ladies' Library Associ• Unlpuder, was recently exhibited on the rt'ill horunftor bo clmryed for ut iho rate of livu conlM who have the use of their money until the es them free of charge, engraved and de worth 50c each, for IMc. pur lino. end of the year, that we havo decided to ation. Subject: Me.xico, its homes, the court house squere and met with such Corrcrtpondonce contftlninK local uowo, Ih aolicitod livered at the depot here, freight prepaid. Extra Bargains in Ladies' and from fill piirtu of tlio county. continue this olFer. habits and the peculiarities of the people. general approval that Brown Bros., boot AnoiiVMioiiH coiiiiitutUciitioDB not inHortcd undor The slonea are quite imposing, and bear Gents' Underwear nnd Hosiery. (iriy clrcumtituncob. Now bear these facts in mind: and shoe dealers, were uot slow iu securing We have something to say Jn another the following inscriptions : A full line of Tin, Glass and The subscription price of the Democrat the territory of Ingham county, and will no column concerning the Detroit Free Press, Philip McKornan, Capt. Co. B, 7tli Mich. Infantry. Crockery. JOB PRINTING! remains as it has always been—§1.50 per dnubt take means to acquaint the public Died Sept. 2fi, ISiJI. conceded by nine tenths of the people—no Isaac B. Woodhouso, Lieut. 2d 17. S. Cavalry. Died Business must boom. Our nivtorlal is new ami of tho latest stylos and w year, si.Y months 75 cents, three months -10 wilh the practicability and advantages of Doc. 22.18S5. ::uarauleo satisfaction, l>ollj;in prices and matter what their political opinions may be We will soon show you the Fin- quality of work. cents. this simple device. Alexander Gunn, Sargt. Co. F, Sth N. Y. Heavy —ns the greatest newspaper in Michigan. Artillery. DIeil .lune 1, tS72. est Wall Paper and Curtain De• If you are a new subscriber, or an old Wm.llonry Child, privateCo.B, 7th Mich. Infantry. Biisiuess DlrectorT. Detroit gives the ofEcers of the State Died Oct. 9, 1872. Peter Malcolm, who is working the gravel partment in Central Mich. one whose subscription is paid to date, one Lewis A. Ilolden, Sargt. Oo. B, 7th Mich.Infantrj-. igricultural Society to understand that they pit, just south of the city, is working on a Died Jan. 3, tSTU. Come right in and get warm. ATTORNRVS. dollar and twenty.five cents in money, will are uot at all anxious about having the John II. llowoll, Lieut. Co.B, 7th Mich. Infantry. contract for 5,000 carloads for Bay county. Make yourselves at home with ua. Geo, M. UtiNTi.voTo.N. C«o. E. D*v. pay for the Democrat a whole year. Died Aug. 18,1880. UNTINGTON ic DAY, AttornoyBandOouuaelors state fair located in the cily of the straits Chaa. II. Meach, private Oo.K, iOth Mich. Infantry. He has heen boring this week for building You are always welcome. at Law, Office over /irlt National Bank, If you are sis months in arrears, and Died I'eb. 20. 1872. H They don't longer look upon it as a paying Mason, Mich. 2l'l stone but has not met with any success Philip Bortlns, private, Co, B, Mth Midi. Infantry. Respectfully, pay us SI.25, you will be entitled to credit iuvestiucnt. Well, Ingham county is con Died Dec. 13, 1877. T. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law. Conveyancing thus fur. Goo.G.Goncher, private Co. K, iiStli Micli. lofantry. for but ten months, being at the rate of J and coilectiona a speciality. Mason, Mich. trally located, and Lansing has as good Died D.JC. 0, 1879. FORD & KIRBY. I lOlIlce Upstairs, over PcMocllAT olllce. 81.50 per year. The place to buy diaries is at Ford's Frank C. Sayers, Sargt. Co. D, .Ith Mich. Infantry railroad facilities, grounds and buildings Died Oct. tl, ISSl. E. S. AvmiY. Enwis N. llaowN. Bazaar. ° On the other hand, if you owe for si.x hotel accommodations, &c., as most any Chas. Rix, private Co. A, 8th Mich, Cavalry. Diei VERY X BROW.N', Attorneys and Counselors ut Jan. 12, 1879. Law. OtUce over Farmers' Bank, Masoin A months, by paying To cents—the amount Harvey Sted of Ingham, received by other city in the state. The state society Junn-a B. Worden, jirivato Co. I, lat Midi. Cavalry Diod Aug. 3, m:i. due, then $1.25 more would entitle you to PHYSICIANS. e-xpress yesterday another Ohio Improved could not do better than to locale there John J, Kennedy. Sargt. Co. F, 28tli Mich. Infantry. Died April 8th, 188.0. credit for a whole year. Chester White pig. It certainly ought to perinatienlly. H. CULVER, M. D., Pliyaician and Surseoo. John C. Corey, corporal 3d N. Y. Cavalry. I . Oilice over Webb's Clothing Store, Mason, M. S This offer is made for the solo purpose of be a good one, tor Mr, Sted says it is but Dec. 21, 187-1. OCTOR A. D. CAMPBELL, Physician, Surgeon Great reduction in underwear at M. Warren Ellsworth, private 1-ith Mich. Infantry. inducing prompt, advance payment, and is eight weeks old and he paid 825 for it nt OIBceoTor II. 3t. Wllliam'sdruystoro,Mason. Died June;3(i, 1883. D Gregor's. * Clias. Fairhaiika, private 4th N. Y.'Heavy Artillery. open to all subscribers, old and new alilte, Cleveland. B.DODGE,M.CHomtupathist. OIHcein Par- Died Marcli 14,1874. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belief Aurelius, . row block. Residence corner A and Oak tdts. and the more who can take advantage of it Setli U. .Wells, private Co. K. 127th Illinois Infan• J A very pretty specimen of stone—or try. Died Dec. 27,1875. A. LOCKE, M. D., nomuopalhiat. OlllCBOVor the better it will please us. wore just leaving tho city last Saturday perhaps petrifaction—picked up on the D, liuntiuKton's shoe atore. evening and when near the Donnelly House As soon us the ground becomes settled Respectfully Yours, Lindsay farm, Alaiedon, and presented to in the spring the stones will be set in their AUCTIONEER. D. P. WniT.MORE & Co. their horse became unmanageable and ran us by David Lindsay, has been polished on proper places. OHN IIIMELBEliGER, Auctioneer. Proportysold away, throwing them out near Andrew J at reasonalilo rahis. Mason, Mich. ^Jl-80 one side and now graces our table as LOCAL, AND G£!V£RAL. !V£WS. Farren's, the horse continuing up into Agricultural Meeting. paper-weight. UNDERTAKING. the cemetery. Mrs. Bell was badly bruised Bee Hive. P. STHOtID, Undertaker, llrst door west of tho Rough roads this week. As there seems to be considerable sparring and for a time it was feared seriously in S. DKJiooaAT oilice, iMason, Jlich. Two llrst-clasa Tho annual meeting of the Ingham hearses and lietter facilities than ever before, ."jltf in this county by agents and owners of so jured, hut is getting along all right. Mr. Best prints only five cents, Saturday, County Agricultural Society was held in called patents of rail and wire fences, Bell was also badly shaken up, and the DENTISTS. .Tan. 2lJth, at U. Grciror's. this cily on Thursday. President Wood would seem the advice given by the Michl liorse and vehicle showed rather rough P . VANDUSEN , DENTIST. OIHcein Darrow being absent, in attendance upon a meeting County Cleric Rouse has appointed Frank block,HaBon,MIch. gun Farmer, which we publish elsewhere, at A usage. of tho State Agricultural Society, upon S. Porter, deputy at Iiansing. is about the proper thing. motion, H. J. Haight of Alaiedon, was SURVEYING. A telegram received at Lansing last Fri• 3 lbs. Bulk Starch, 10c, It isn't too late to subscribe for the chosen chairman. P. DRAKE, Deputy (Jounty Surveyor, Table oil cloth only 20 cents per yard day afternoon, announced the death on 4 fts. Gloss Starch, 25c, Mich. Drain work a specialty. Democrat for SI.25 in advance. The secretary read his annual report, A. Saturday, Jan. 2Cth, at M. Gregor's. * Thursday, at Pasadena, Cal., of Ephriam 4 fts Corn Starch, 25c, which was accented. He briefly outlined FINANCIAL. Phlio Patrick of the first ward, has heen Longyear of Lansing. Ho was C2 years CanGood Peache8,12Jc While here last week Rev. and Mrs the history of the society, during the year, granted an increase in his pension. old, and had lived in Ingham county -15 1 Gal. Golden Drip Syrup,40c M. DRESSER, Ollico at Earmeri' Bank, Maaon, Frank Hoyt drove over to Charlotte and . Mich., has money to loan. Business promptly gave an itemized account of the expenses J years,being extensively e.vgaged in banking 2 " '• '• 75c attended to. Mr. and Mrs, .fas. SbauU are now house• purchased the Pixley homestead, being other than premiums, noted some improve• in Lansing. He was a charter member of 25 Jbs. Jackson Flour, C5c, keeping in rooms over Coe & Clark's 12 acres ot land, residence, outbuildings INSURANCE. ments that had been made during the year, the state pioneer society, and its treasurer. 3 Cans Sweet Corn, 20c, grocery. &c., on Lawrence Avenue, nnd April first A. BAUNES, Acent, ^iVM indeninily a;;ainst loss also those necessary to make during the He has also been treasurer of the state Plug Tobacco, 25e, J, hy Fire, Ternade. AccidtMit. to Plate Glass, Ma will remove from St. Lotiis to Charlotte. or Beast. Utiico over Farmer's Bank, ftlasou. Ill Cash paid (or live tpoulry. Huxt&Tri.m." year to come. He paid a just tribute to board of agriculture. He had many ae- 1 lb Smoking Tobacco, IGc. J^ARMERS MUTUAL FIBE INSURANCE COM- .Mr. B. Culver, for his efforts in making A Farmers' Institute, under the auspices quaintances among the early settlers of Try our 25c Tea. I; panyoflnKhaiu county . Safoat,cheapest, best, Ball &. Sherman, Ford & Kirby, and Tor information write to O. F. iMIllor, secretary, of Ingham County Pomona and Capitol floral hall the center of attraction, and Good Eastern Buckwh't Flour Burnham & Co., have new advertisements this section. Itlaaon. R. J. Bnllen, president, IVlason. Granges, at North Lansing, commencing naming several other points of more special and a No. 1 Maple Syrup. this week. The largest variety of diaries at Ford's REAL ESTATE AGENT this evening, Jan. 24th, and closing Satur• interest to the board. All Groceries Cheap for Cash, The hall at the Rayner opera house to Bazaar. ° .AHSIIALL it C\STERLIN, Loan, Collection. day afternoon next. A very interesting The treasurer's report as made l|y Mr. Insurance aud Real Estate Brokers. Otlico over morrow evening promises to be the party A. JL, VANDEKCOOK, M An exchange truthfully says: "A good Stroud i Co.'s Furniture Store, Maaoa, Micli. programme has heen prepared. Densmore was as follows, which was ac• of the seasorn OHN DUNSBACK.Beal Estate atld Loan Agent many merchants entertain the idea that cepted and adopted : Main street,south of postolllco. Mason Choice maple syrup at Hunt & Trim's. * r •John W. Whallon, our e.\-county clerk advertising is well enough during the Received from olil treiuturor S 10 83 Received at gate 701 OS WITHOUT holidays but that its doesn't pay its way has opened a law oCEce in rooms over the A little five-year-old daughter of H. M. Received from entrance money 97 00 TEETH PLATES Received on races Democrat office. during times of ordinary business. Such Dresser of the first ward, fell from the Iteceiveu from booths and sUinds •1(1 00 For the present we quote all sizes best Thoy will not drop men don't do much business during the Hoceivod from Densmore, D. U 30 00 arms of an older sister, who was carrying grades, .$5.CO, delivered in city, in ton lots or got loose. J. T. Campbell will lecture at Eden Received from Butty—borrowed 175 00 or over. S. A. Paddock & Son. her last Thursday, causing a compound holidays or any other time. There is only Itoota that have lost to-morrow (Friday) evening. Subject, ToUl ; S1058 ."il their crowns restored to fracture of her right fore-arm. Dr. Dodge one way to advertise successfully, and that Paid premium orders.. S -104 39 "Sumner, the Manr." Parm to Beut in Dollii. their original iiize and Paid expenses 357 10 is to place your name, in connection with Boauty by the insertion reduced the fracture, and she is getting Paid interest on note 32 00 Inquire of H. P. Norris, Bancroft, Mich, of Porcelain Crowns. Reynolds Bros, have a change of adver• Paid races 150 00 along nicely. your business, so continually and conspic All tho Latest Improvo- Paid meals 10 00 tisement this week. They e.xpect to leave I'lcture Tramos. inontti in Dentistry. uously before the people,that they will nat• lilntraoco money refunded 97 OO Mason about Feb. 15. Ball iS; Sherman respectfully call your Now 18 your time to get your piciures urally think of you when wanting anything WM. N. MOFFETT, Total Sioac -lO attention to their great bargains announced framed at Stroud & Co.'s. Fine mould• Dentist, Sportsmen should remember that port- in your line. 'Be not weary in well doing,' " Upon motion the meeting preceded to the elsewhere in this issue. Don't fail to read ings at low prices. MiiBon, Mich. ridge, woodcock, und wild duck are pro• election of oflicers for the ensuing year, Dliisolutiou Notice. it and act at once. Don't for a moment In an article published in the Chicago tected by the game laws until Sept. 1st. which resulted as follows : Notice is hereby given that the grocery thinli that this is a lot of trash we wish to Times, Dec. 23d, Dr. J. H. Lyons, once a Michigan Hentr^ Preaidont—W. D. Melton. firm doing business under the name of Ball & Sherman's drawing will take place get rid of. It's all clean and new. Sizes practitioner in Mason, now of Indiana ave Secretary-—L. II. Ives. Treasurer—Ohas. J. Rayner. Pratt & Child, is this day dissolved by " The magara Falls Route." Friday, Feb. 1, at 2 p. m., at their store. •* will he broken before you know it. •* nue, Chicago, voices the following truths, Vico-Preaidenta-lat, L. C. Webb; 2d, B. J. Bnllen. BODTUWABB. mutual consent. All obligations will be 3d, L. W. Baker. a. m. a. ni. . p. Ul. p. TU. assumed by Walter M. Pratt, who will soc- A very small amount of snow fell on which are worth repeating: "Truly there DirecUirs for three years—%Villia Horton, Eden ; E Mason .... 8:20 10:2-1 5:50 !l:32 Choice Japan tea at 25c, Hunt & Trim. C. Russell, Blason, tinue the business and collect all accounts 11:20 a:.io 10:;iO Sunday, bringing out a few cotters and only one safe path—that of rectitude Dlroctora holding over for one yoar—C. B. Backus, due the said firm. Walter M. Pratt. p. lu. a. m. A ten cent tea will he served at the Pres• sleighs on Monday, though there was no There is one reverence all must bow to—that Whoatileld; G. \V. Archer, Bunkerhill. C:.10 700 Directors holding over for two years—John Sigler, HiRAM Child. byterian church to-morrow (Friday) even• of law. He only is free from the law who, by Detroit ... 11:50 •1:10 Ue.45 7:'.J0 sleighing.. LesUo; Curl Oaborn, Dansville. January 8th, 1889. p. m. p. m. ing. Tea to be prepared by the following adherence to its mandate, its exactions, its The meeting was harmonious in every St. Thomas ...3:25 11:05 2:00 12:15 The republican county convention, for Ladies' and Genta' ladies : Mrs. G. G. Mead, Mrs. C. M. Mar• a. ni. limitations, becomes a law unto himself. particular. The only purpose seemed to Silk mittens, drapes, bolting cloth, scrim, 2:51, 5:2.'> 4:12 electing delegates to the state convention shall, Mrs. D. C. Thompson, Mrs. A. D. The moment one infringes upon the law be to do the things that would tend most to stamped linens, and all materials for fancy NOBIUWAED. at Detroit, Feb. 21st, will be held in this Tubbs, Mrs. Harvey Rowe, Mrs. Geo. M. work at Mrs. C. Rice's. -49tf that moment he comes under the scourge of advance the interests of the society. The a.m. p. m. city, Feb. 15th; Mason 7:50 9:52 Huntington, Miss Nettie Wood and Miss Notlcfl! Cash Sale. that 'schoolmaster' that law is. that minute officers are a unit upon this and with the Lansing 8:25 10:18 The annual statement of the Farmers' Clara Locke. On and after Jan. 1 I shall sell for cash the rod is raised, and time may be kind in full confidence of the public now enjoyed Owosao 9:32 7:13 Lausiug Mulual Fire - Insurance , Company appears only, at prices that will sell the goods. Call delaying its descent or kinder in precipi• p. m. Acc'n. by the society, they confidently look for in another column, and no doubt will be Before giving their orders to some ama• early and secure Bargains. All having book Bay City 1:25 0:30 tating it." one of the most snccessfnl years in the accounts will please call and settle, ns I ' a. m. read with interest. teur job printing scalper, we respectfully Mackinaw 9:05 0:30 history of the organization. Several hew must have the money. Highest mwket price M. J. MUIIKAY, . O. W. Baoatits, invite our business men to call and see A. L. Tandercook's delivery horse and If you want a diary, go to Ford's Bazaar." in chash paid for Butter, Eggs and Poultry. Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agt., winning fetttui-ts are to be introduced as Ticket Agent, what it would cost them for first class work Mason. Chicago. wagon went on a little excursion all by Resp'y, J. D. Swart. Aurelius, Mich. attractions (or the season. They ask the at this oEBce. There are very few. orders There was not a large attendance at the tself, starting from the depot, Saturday Green 'Wood Wanted, hearty co operation of all the citizens of that go out of town and we believe there annual meeting, of thelugham County Ag• For which we will pay highest market price LIVERY AND FEED STABLE afternoon. No damage. Ingham county. would be still less if the parties would, call ricultural Society last Thursday afternoon —iu trade. Ball & Sherman. The best tea in the market at 50o, at in and compare prices and quahty oi work. —there hardly ever is—so there was noth• Advertised Letter List. To Exchange for Wood or Hay. Hunt & Trim's. • ing discouraging in that. The court room Two "cutters" and one set double and a Try our can peaches, only 12} per can. Mason, January 21, 1889. 'James Burns, drayman, now has the being occupied, the society tnet at 0. F. single harneass. Rogers & Fergdson. A. L. Vakdercook. List of lettors remaining uncalled for at dandy outfit of the city. He has purchas• Miller's office. While most excellent jadg- Show Case For Sale. the above named office: ed a new double harness and drives a span ment was exercised in the election of all Six (eet long, nickel corners, nearly new. The Young People's Society of the PreJ- Day, Mr. Charles, 2, Hanea, Cynthia, —and they are good ones. officers, it seemed especially fitting that Kelsov, Mr. John, Lymana, Misa Dora, Inquire of A. V. Merritt. byterian church will give, next Tuesday NorriaoD, Hiram, Richmond, Hias Fannie. Col. L. H. Ives was the unanimous choice Jaokaon Well and Sewer XUe Married, at Eauclaire, Wisconsin, Dec. eveninsr, in place of the usual preaching Drop^Putkor, Dan. for secretary. Last spring he accepted that Of all sizes, for sale by 20th, 1888, by Rev. S. W. Trousdale. Frank service, a special service, consisting of Persons calling for any of the above say De.vsmore & COT. trying position when no one else seemed advertised. A. W. Mehan, P. M. G. Mallory of Lansing, and Miss Jessie E. selections from the writings of the well- . Wanted—'Whot Xo,u Owe Mc. willing to get into the harness and put their Free Hack to and From All Trains. known author of sacred songs and hymms, Churchill of Caryville, Wis. Card of Thanks.' All persons indebted to me are requested Pirst-Class Kigs at Eeasonable Rates nose onto the grind stone. He did it (met• Frances Ridley Havergal. Sketches of- her to call and settle at once. I must have tha Good Timotliy Hay for Transient We desire to express bur thanks to the Oar Aurelius correspondent tells of what aphorically speaking) and up to the close and Boardinc Horses. life and character and songs, readings and neighbors and friends Tvho so kindly assist• money. 28tf C. F. BitowM; The old ^Vordon harn, opposite National Bank, haa would seem almost a miraculous escape of the second day of the fair, he had been ed us in the sickness and burial of our be• beon thoroughly repaired and put in the best possible recitations will be given. Jacltifon stone Drain TUe from death of Wallace Bond. The sensa• largely responsible for the most successful loved husband, son and brother, Wheaton ahapo, expressly for our uae. And Sewer Pipe of all sizes bn'hand nndfor We ahall atrivo to merit your patronage. Gillmore. Helen Gillmobe, tion mnsthave been, anything hut pleasaut. Hiram Child,. formerly of the firm of meeting held by the fair in years, and the sale by J. W. Chapin. Eden, Mich. MabyJ. Gillmobe, • ROGEBS& FERGUSON. Pratt & Child, has formed a partnership third day would have been equally as suc• FoT Sale or Exchange. The jurors in attendance at the circuit Rosa Gillmoee; with C. E. Norris in the grocery business. cessful! had it not been forthe storm, which, Improved farms and city property.; : .;;'?£| court, with the exception of those who were They also carry a complete line of beots even the indomitable will and energy of the Doii't Buy Tear Arctics Until • Marshall A'CASTKBLiir.,::,:-'-BsS drawn to serve in the trial of the four col• aiid shoes, and are doing business on Maple Yott have seen the Colchester Artie with secretary could not prevent. If was only :,i«:v The Mail Souto from Honey to lioaa . ored boys, were dissmissed Monday noon. the "outside counter," Its the best fitting street, 1st door west of Ford'z Bazaar. We justice that he be re-elected and we were On real estate, at the Farmer's Bank, Ma- and best wearing arctic now made, and is DANSVILLE TO' MASON, wish for them a complete success. Read Died, at Caryville, Wisconsin, .fan. 12th, glad to see -the members of the society son, Mich. made 'pon honor lorreputation. The "out• lylp Having been discontinned, the aubacribor will here• 1889, Mrs, Mary A. Barker, aged 79 years. their advertisement in this issue, and then after-run a vehicle over tho road daily (Sundays and unanimous in that opinion, With' the side counter" adds lareely to the durability. 'Dentistry.:- Fourth of July excepted) for tho conveyance. of Deceased •was formerly of Champlain, N. call nnd be convinced the C. 0. D. Grocery earnest assistanoepf all-friends of the so• These are cheapest in the end. No extra Beat Teeth, $7.60; Pilling, 60 cents np. ( paaaengoni, express, and froights, ut reaaonuble mtes, leaving Dunaviiieat eight o'clock, a m.. and arriving Y. She was the mother of R. R," Barker is worthy of your patronage. ciety, which we feel confident will be ac• charge for the "outside counter," Aak- to Extracting, 25 cents. Teeth extracted with, at Maaon at or boforo 10 a. m., and returning at such see the Colchester Arctic. - Sold here by .out pain by the use of .Nilroua Oxide Gas.' times each day aa ahall best promote the convenience and Mrs. E. M. Moers of Delhi. corded him, we •believe-;it IS safe to predict of the public GEO. P. GLYNH. Best 27-inch Indigo Blue prints sis cents, L. H. Saunders, boot and shoe dealer, No. •^A. P. VANDtUSBN, aa anusually fiuccessfal faic this fall. DaiuTUle, Uicb., Oct, 17,1S88. Cash paid for live poultry. Hokt&Ttiu,° atM. Gcegor's. ' •*-• 22 Maple street,'Mason. - ' Darrow block.' MasoQ^Hicb, ^ •\ / senting $1,700. She also carried ti box of taiued an ougsgemont in Londouat Her —Modest Ben Davis, the "poet pilgrim" SUFFERING FMMERS. MICHIGAN" HAPPEraGS. arsenic \vafors, two haudkorchlefB,' aud a Majesty's Tlieater, appenrini; there aa and fish story architect of tbo Elk Rapids iigliam^Co._Deniocrai. Lucia lu May, Jatj:'). She visited America bottle of cough mixture. Progress, says in the last issue of his iu 1873, anJ'roturned in 1S7U. Her voice GKEAl' DE.STITCTIOJJ KEPOKTED IN EVENT.S AND INcnJIlNTS THAT HAVE Is the lioman Catholic Cathedral at paper: "Elk Kapids has the finest school was soprano and was exceedingly sweet, tVALSU COUNXY, DAKOTA. MASON. MICH. Philadelphia, Miss Louisa Bouvier lATELY OCCLItKED. aud hor acting was brilliant anil original. building, tho handsomest and best teach• lirexol. daughter of the lato Franoi" A. V. P. •WHITMOKE & Co., - Ptolisiiem The Paris Tempx says that a London ers, a furnace that makes tho most iron, . Droxol, -was nnrried to'Edward De \"aux Xwcniy-flve J'niiiillus Visited by » BoportPr .\n Iiitoi-esthis Suininai->- of tlio Jloro Im- firm has offered the Cloneral of the Car- the largest chemical works, the most and -Arorrell, Archl>ishop liy.au oQiciatlnf;. —An JjKiianii l!u.v's Experience Aiuouf; I>ortunt lioliigs of OiiP Neij^libors—"Wed- thnsiau JJonks ol: La (Irniido (h.w- 'J'lio tjifts to tho iiride aro val'JoJ at Ciinnlliiils-liiiimrUint Supremo Court ro>pered accordingly. 'J'liu east• Every Quiirter of the Civil- Isle County iu ISS.S wns .^, 107,1)00 feet by villo aro growing brighter. Piov. L. N. A. ern portion ot the county is a level p:'aii'ie. searched, nnd Iho sonreliors were siuprisoil who vacated the Execntivo oOice and nian- i/ed World. Willi se:irccly an uiidnialion. oxeopt ini- stationaTy mills aud ,SOO,()Oll feet by porta• Eastiiiiiu proposes to build a seminary ia to find $2,l).'iO and a eeililicnte on llio siou al Springfield the other day, has left medi;iii!ly it 1 jaeoiil lo the river which flows ble mills, a total of ,'->,i)ll7,00(J feet. tho spring, aud the townsmen have do• Safety iJofiosit Comimny. The liox in tbo for an exlended tour of the Southern Ihrougli its boundaries. 'J'ho wostern por• safol.y vaults was oiioned and street rail• States. Ou his rotiirn ho will take up bis tion ot the oounly is "nionnlniiious," as nated grounds for a sito and subseiibod IHE VERY LATE.ST BY TELEGRAPH. —Mrs. N. S. .'Vllen, a resident of Leba• way and railroad boiufs valued nt Sil.dOO rcsidcnco at his fnrin in Logan County, tho residents of tiie prairie eounlry non, Clinton County, for thirty-five years, ?2,000 in citsh, Tho building is lobe brick, view it. 'J'lioi'i^ aro it oontinnation of un- wero found. His relatives lived in iilijoct 111., liaviug detormiuod to retire from pulj- liulatioiis wliich make of il a rolling drojiped dead of heart disease. •lOxCiO feet, aud throo stories high, aud to A ^\Ml CLOW, misery and never knew ho bud tho wealth. liclifo. lurfiico. wliioli in no instance coiil',i cost S,'),UOO. It will bo called the Eastsuan Kenuo never told anybody about bis lio called moro tlinn a blnfT. It Is just over —Jlrs. "William Tedswell, aged '11, in Bo'^lUlt'ds I>o;;nn nn tho fsIiiiKl of .*5nnion— TflE Xntional Millers'Associalioii has Souiiniiry. nid'ney. lliese "mountains" tliattlio poverty-.stiiekon XIio Aiueiiean 1 la^ JiisttltcU hy a Goriiiuu issued a private circular for distribuliou iipparently sound health, diod sutldouly at Arroleau, I. T., two men n;iniod Webb people of Walsh CeUiily were found. 'I'hey ftlol). among its members which gives thu fol• —The village of Ironwood will make iro distiintfrom Dark Jlivor. the most wost- .'Vdriau. .ind Harris sliol each other to death, aud ' Tho sloanier .Ucineda bas arrived at lowing iuterestiug and iiuiHirtant in- i!rn town of the county and next to Griif- application for incorporation as a city, —Suginaw is .soon, for Iho first time, to a bystander who witnessed the lifjUl was forniiition ro,i,'arding tho amount of ivbeiit San I'raucis.co from .Samoa. \ corre• lon. Uio county seal, the must inipoitant, claims a population of between 5,000 and have a hook and ladder truck ns part of spondent writiiif; from Apin niuler dale fatally wounded. and Hour on hniiil iu six Slntes—Missanri,' iboiit twonty-tlvo miles. The almost total 0,01)0, has four banks, tho biggest mino Kansas, Illinois, ludiiina, Ohio, aud destruction of tlie last wheal crop in this of Jan. ."j, says: King Alnlaafa's parly .\ itEKOLCTin.v has boon presented in its liro do[iartmcnt outfit. This truck oelt by Irbst has I'olt the .settlers without a bus beoii li-^bliug alnuist eiiiist vutly Michigan—nnd also the nondition aud ou the range, and it wants room to swell. the Minnesota Semite for the np])oiiit- ;hiiig to purchase supplies witli. and in will bo completely eijuijiped, not only since the battle nt Lnntoanura. killing ' aerongo of Ihe growing wheat cron of o£ a eoiiiniilteo to investigato tbo (D.any inslaiicos thev arc sulTi.'ring for proper with ladders but also wilh hoso hoists, —Tho Kcu'fi says that St. Ignaco is to and wonniling uniiiy of Tuinnsese's men. | thoso Stales. The ro|iorts ooino from lood iind clothing. In sovoriil places fani- (•liar^;os of bribery in couuo.rlion with tho door openers, Babcock hand liro oxtin- havo an electric railway, aud is to bo 'i'liey began tu fail of nnnniinition but 1>I wintur-wheal mills. The amount lli.;3 were found wliu-hiul not t;isleil moal wero alile tu obtain lill.HliU Siiiilur car- .Senatorial eoutesl. of wheal held by these mills is for weeks and who lial subsist.'d entirely guishors, crowbars, axes, etc. It will havo lighted by eloclrieity. nn purridiie mado from frozen wlioat. 'J'ho tridgc-K, niortgayiiig tlieir Iniids to jiay The Kev. ]Jr. .T. M. K'ondiick lias been place at l.OlKl.UllH bnsliols more than ono one liostou exteuRion ladder fifty feet iu Tribiiin' I'opurter visited iilioiil twenty-live —Coltouit Smith, of Evni't, havo taken for tho ainniiiniliun. Tuni.ascsu's men year ago nnd of flour 2ll0.1)011 barrels, or inannnraled nnd qiMlitiod as Kpisro|ial lamilios in a drive of over sixty miles. Tbo length, and it coniplelo set of shorter a contract of A. P. Waito, of the sanio Wore ivpiirled heeoniiny mure ilissnlis- till.ijlll) barrels moro. .-Vvorago acreage of Hisboji of Xow .Aloxieo and Arizona at nouses are situated at least a milo ones, varying from forty-tivo to twelve liuil daily, nnd deSL-rtioiis Irnni his raiihs place, to cut the timber on O.Ulltl aci'es of wheal ]ilautod in .Missouri is 11)11 and its iipart and in must iiist;inces a milo and ("olniiibns. Ohio. .A luigo nuniberof peo• foot in length. This will enable firemen beca.no very frLMiui'iil. On Hie iii;^ht of fouditioii lull. Illinois is DS noroage and tt half to two mile.s. 'J'ho only thing that has land near Campbell City. Osceola County. Duo. ]D. IHli (iorniaii snilurs oaine ashore ple witnossoil liio ceremonies. prevented llio groiitost Millering has beon lo reach the upper windows of the highest Illl conditiou. Kiinsis is I-ll ncren.go and Collon it Suii:h pi'pporse to erect a mill at Apia nnd onlorod the stores, snluons, Iho mild Weather. There is tbe most abject The biiildiuy itl St. raul occujiied us 11)11 condition. Tho otber Slates average blocks which that city bus at present. poverty on ovory liaiul. Tho settlors aro on the tract nnd convert tho logs into lum• antl native Itonsi-s in searoh uf Aineri- I).-! in ad'eago and condition. Of Ihe t'Oiieral ollleos of the Omaha Hallway has mostly Norwogialis iiiid JJolieiiiians. Tliero cans. Kn.!,'llslinujn, and balf-oastea. nniouut of wheal iu farmei-H' hands Mis• —The Pere Marquotto Doom Conipnuy ber. The tract contains pine, hemlock, been dostrnyed by liro. Jinny persons are a few Caiiaili:in families. 'J'liey are ;"ill Tliuv ontoroil the rosideiiee of Cloorge souri reports it lai'ger. three Stales say bearing their lot with scnrc.'ly n murinnr, during tho last season rafted Sll;';,0()0 log.s, maple, aud ash, aud it is proposed lo cut Si'anlan, United States .Marshal iu Ajiia. had iiiirrow osoiijios. five persons, wlio about the siinio. and others say sniallor. iiltlioiigli much (lisoonr;i).;oil. .'is a rule the Hcaliug 1];-),IIIKI,000 feet. There is in it clean. Ho \v:is nut in but the sailors found jiiiiqiod lo escape the llaines, were badly fainiliu'S aro largo. 'J'bi; men are uiiablo lo Till'. Mexican Sccrolary of the Interior hini. his brotbor iinil Morris .'^nyder, injured. do liny work in the winter, lus tliero is notb- boom limits 7,000,(100 feet, but ns throo —Tho question of Inirgl-ounds for tho also an .Vnioriran oiti/.eu further up says tbo Carbiijal bonds will never bo iin: that can be done. 'J'lioy lake care of the railroads have dumped logs into tho river Bay County Agricultural Society has been the street and stab.bed Inilli tbo .Ameri• POLITICAL PORRIDGE. recogui/.ed. A syndicate has boon formed stock, whioli i.ti generally warmly lioiisod in lingo straw stack.s. It'is_ only in rare in- above boom liuiits all suninier and up to settled, tho ])lace selected being what is cans in tbo liaol;. 'i'he Amerioaiis iu riiiladelpliia to .•^ocure lecOKuition of slnnees that llioy lU'i: clear of niartgago. this time during the winter, it cannot oven ctioajKMl tu a iiiitive olnireh wliore tlieir 'J'llE Hon. r;oor;,'e V. Hour lias beon ro- known as the DonnoUy properly ou Coutor the bonds, of which SI'-'.OOO.UUO aro iii however, so thai tlieir possession can afford wounds we-ro drossed. 'J'ho Cionnau approximately l>o ostinlated how many avenue, Bay City. nominiitod by llie Jtassa •bnsotts llepiib- existence. tho farmers no relief in their present Enilors ran tliruiit;li tbo streets attaokinj,' slraiteaed circuni.'itan.;os. million feet is in the rivor at present. So nil jursons lliov met o.xeejit tho (lorniaiis. j lic:ins for Uiiitud Sl.tos Senator. (lEGKGE AVlXLIAM KlKllV, a VOUUg —During t-he month of Decenibor 111 says tho Ludinglou A])pi:ul. Soliio of the -Mattafas scddiors caini) in | 'XllK .l.'residuntial ICleetors chosen at man who has recently bocoiuo a resident cars of rotiiiod coii|ior woro ship] lod from I'KISONEK A.AIONG CANNIBALS. from the bush and wen: anxious tu bo- • tl;e eloclioii in Xovelnber met on tbo llth of liridgoton, X. J., and who claims to —As an evidence that tbo past year hn.s Houghton to various places in the East by gin sliuutiii^'. liul Wore urged by United bnvo been an actor, has received lellors KomiirUablo Expcrioiico of un Imliuna insL, ut the Slate ciipilals of .their ro- boon a prosperous one among fanners of Iho Calumet A Hecla Mining Company. Stales I'oiiHiil JilaeUlook iiotlo liro. ! speetivo States, nnd Avonl thiouf;h the informing him that ho has fallen Youth l>iiri!is:a I'rip .'VroiinJ tho World. Ionia County, a goi.tleninn wbo niakos a Of those cars thirty-eight coulaiued each heir lo a RniiiU fortune by tho death in On Doooinlier 17. lliu United .Slates ' lej,'al formality of east ing their votes for [Wabash (Ind.) special.] Chicago of an aeod citizen who was Henry Jf. Stroi.iii. son of Abi';iham .Strohm busi :e.ss of loaning money on farm .so-' about .52,011(1 pounds, and soventy-throo Coi snl sent a protest lo the (Sorniaii tho candidates for rrosideiit and Vice of New J'aris, Ind.. Avlio waii last year cap• Consul, assortinj,' lhat llie conduct of forniorly a resident of AVoodbuiy, X. .L curity said the othor day that during the contained each about 2('i,l)0l) pounds. Tbo I'rosideiil whom they represented. tured and hold piisonor Ijycannibals on tho the clorinans bad boon outrageous and Six years aco. the story goes, this gonlle- yoar just closed he had received mora othor companies shipped only about A.vi'iio.NY lIiiitiiNS. Republican, lias Ishtml of Gmiii. oii'.^ of tbo South Sea group, hiul jdac'od .Anieriean livos and jiroporty m.au'was attacked by two traniiis on the lliially making his eso;ipo, has boon board money from his loiiiis thnn nt any time twenty cars in Docenilior, most of which been oloeled Hnited States Senator by in (.real jeopardy. At 7 u'oluolc the high road between AVoodbiiry and AV'ost- from. 'J'lio young man is now on his way during the past six or eight yours. Xot carried the smaller load of 2li,00() pounds. nioriiin.L,' of fJoceinbor 17, the Olga the Delaware Lo^'islaliiro. ville, and was' crying murder while they lionio. ami when lie readies this section he wore alleiiiptiiig to rob biin and nsingbim will have oompletoU the circuit of the globu. only had tbo iiitel'csl been laiid, but largo Tbo,first shipments by rail wero mado on lell A].ia and steaniod nil the coast and IJoTif brancbos of tbo Maine Logisla- Young .si.rolim lias li;id many startling roturi.od that evening with Tainaseses, roughly, when .\Ir. Kirby iip|iOarod and sums upon tho principals, also. Dec. :j. liiro have ro-oloctod 'W. 1'. Fryo lo the tieerotary. 'I'liat nielil llie Secretary drove the nssailants off. Ont of grati- oxperieiicos during liis long voyage. Ho lolt lionie .M,n,!cli 'i, 1H.S7. to seo ilie world. wrote a loiter to bis wifo in Ajiia Uiiilod St.ates Senate. ludo for his rescue the old goiitloman —According to tho Sentinel Merrill is -Fred Miller, of Bay City, will put in a Jfo did not run away, but the cunsoiit of tliat the (lorinaiiK would attack the' F. 0. WoLCOTT has been eloctod by tho has left Mr. Kirby a very snug sum of his paronis was givoii'ri.liioi;i:iUy, 'J'liu boy almost sure to have a roller process flour• g,iw mill on the Hanptiuan branch soon. town. .Mal.'ial'au'atolo iluriiig the night, money. was only IU yours old. llo made liis way io Colorado Legislature to succuod Thomas ing mill very soou. —.-Vmoug tho features of .-Vdrian 'Collega and wuulil attack .Mataafiis mon while San l''i';incisoo. wliote liosldjipod lioloio Iho JI. Doweii as United Slates Sonatoe In their rcviow of tntdo for last week, tlioy wero sloepin;,'. This town is two mast on it whaler bound tor tlie ArcUo —At present the Stato laivs mako uo which are not set forth iu the anuual E. G. Dun .t Co. said,: miles above .Apia. 'I'lie woiiiaij tolil the Tnn lion. Cbarlos Mande'rson htis Ocean. 'Voung Strolini did not Ibid li:fi on provision for a bounty on wolves killed in catalogue is a "best girl trust." The The practical offocts of tho iigroemcnt of rail• the ocean wave all ibat bis I'miey painted, news lo a relative ill -Vpia who iu turn 'been re-elected by the Xoln\aska Logisla- young men aro swoi'u to secl'eoy .and to road Presideutrt and hankers begin to ho better and lie was suiueetod to vory roa.,'h treat• tbo Uiipor Peninsula. If a coanty wants SenI word lo .Mataafns soldiers.. Inro to represent tho Slate as United uniierstoed. 11 is seen Unit an advance in rates ment, at which he rolicllod. When the ves• to get rid of these pesky critters it must nbide by tbo rules of the trust, the object Iteforo niidniglil -III) ariuod met! bad has aln'iidy cheei.ed for the time iiis.ribn ien of sel put in at the Island of Gaun. Strohm Slates Senator. being the monopoly of tho best girls in tbe assi-iiildod on shore ii short distance prodnets. T..0 ininiediato eliect in the iron watohod his opportunity and mado his e.s- pass a rosolulion, as Ontonagon did bouio iino'ket ia a weakeiilnK ot priees, and Southern aliuve llio Kiif-lish euiisulnto nnd oou- Jam;;s McM iIjLjAN bas boon cboson by C'lpio from the boat. college. The organization begun by se• irons lire Kiill olleroil at 50 cents le: nnd House nuaniniousl}- noiiiiualed Gen. csled himself in tho fugitive. .Sccrettiry Uiiy- well-known lake captain, diod at tho resi- upon to tlo so. Tho trust bas been in once enlored a protest aud informed ton aro each cent strougor, with moderate urd wrote to Consul Wobb to extend all .Tohn'M. Palmer for tho United Stales sales. Tho Treasury was aide to put out nearly operation for some time, and is said to be him that E. L. Hiuniltou. iiu Anioriean needed .assistance to Strohm, bul tho Consul uouce of his son-in-law, D. A. Boelkins, as much numey as it took in d.riug tbo lasr. Seimto. citizen, owned three houses in Matai'aa- week, having increased its cash on hand only answered tliat Slrolim was robust and in Mu.skegou. Mr. Smith sailed tho lakes flourishing. S^Un.iiUJ. Tile liirgo exporta of mon'hiuidiso, hearty and apponrod well able to caro for gatele, over which the .•Vnieriean flag had Gov. D. G. Fow:r;E has boeu iuauCT- for a number of years as c:ipt.un of dill'er- which show at New Vork for two wooka uu in• himself. t''roiii .Alanilla Strohm went tolfong been placed, and added that if this —C. H. Bradley, a heavy dealer, and raled at Italo'-gh. X. 0. crease of'.iJ p rcont. over last yiir. l.sseu iho Kong. Cliiau, whero the United Stat "s Con• out vessels, but had latterly retired. He property was damaged the German Gov- Iiroapoct of gold exjiorts, aud nitoH for money on sul, who hiid hoard of his ease. profTored ono of tho best posted lumbermen iu tho criinieut would be held responsible. The Arknusas Letjislaturo has can- call are lower at ~ p.ir cent.. iiltnougU foreign ox- will be remombored by ni.any as captain .assistance, which w.as declined with thanks. Sagiuaw Valley, says: "Wo uow havo on 'Xhe C'rerinan Consul made no reply. vas.'^ed tbo vote cast at tho Slate election cliiingo is a trillo higher than aweel; ago. Dusi- of the Jlinorva in hor earlier years. iieas failures during tiio wee it iiunibt red as I.'roni Hon^c ICong Strohm eonliniied his the docks about lli-il),000,000 feet of lum• About 7:;!0 o'clock tho Olga went to in Sopteiiiber and instnllod Gov. James against HSI the previous week and ;io7 the week journey ami landed at .Sydney. ..iiistrnlia, —Tho Bay City Plow "Works, located in Matafaayalele. anchoring oue mile from before. For tlie corresponding week of last yoax where. Oct. IS, ho shipped befo.-o the mast ber, against ,".(12,0(10,000 last winter. Tho P. Faglo and the other Stato officers. the ligurea were ;)11. on .a vessel bound for London. Tho boat is McEwanville, have com,mcnced oiieralions shore, and began throwing shells oii increase is due chiefly to tho fact that tho The Ilepublicau legislative caucus duo in London next month, and the young shore. After liring twouly-iive shells iu earnest, and is another good business man is expected homo soon thoroatter. Uis boats stopped running earlier and the the vessel sent three boat loads of ma• nt St. Paul, Jliun., nominated Gen. AV. D. Gov. iJEAVj'i;, of Pennsylvania, Chief journey, considerin;; his youth und inexpo- enterprise added to Bay City's already mills wero all operated later than in the rines ashore uud destroyed the village Washburn to snccood D. M. Sabiu as Mar.sbnl of the inaugural parade, has rienco, is one of the most remarkable on by lire. largo list of manufactories. The present fall of 1SS7, owing to tho more f.avorable •United Slates Senator. Three ballots issued the following order: record. Hamilton went to the destroyed vil• production is only twenty-live plows a day, weather. Prices aro a shade higher thau wero taken, the Last oue rosnltiu.t,': AVash- General Orders No. 1: Having accepted tho in- lage iu the nl'leruoou aud found his SUrKEBIE COURT DECISIONS. but an eighty-foot addition to tho works biirn, G:'; Sabiu, of; Donnelly,-1; Start, 2. litatiou of tbo comtuittoo in charge of the in• at the close of navigation, aud some hold• throe bouses in ruins. A large .-Vineri- augural ceremonies attending the manguration will be erected and tho cap.acity largely in• ers tloclino to give figures at all, because cau flag, forniorly used for eoiisular pur• of Gou. llenjauiiii Harrison as Prosidont of tho The ConstltiitlonalUy of Stato Laws Af• ACROSS THE OCEAN. United Status to act as i:hiot Marshal of the ia- poses, which bat! been placed on oue of firmed at '\Vj(sl»lnsrton. creased. they want to first ascertain probabilities augiiriil procession, ihefollowinyappointmeut is tho houses, had boon burned by tho announced; Chief of htalf, I3rigadior Geueral [•^S'ashhigton (D. C.) dispatch.] —A largo quantity of logs aro now boing as to tho output of logs. Nearly every Gorman nicn^of-war aud then torn down. The following lottor has been received liauiel H. Hastintia, AdjUtiiut General of I'ouu- Tho Supremo Court of tho United States winter there is this same cry that the log hits rendered an opinion in the ease of Wil• moved over tha Pincouniug branch of tho Pragmeuts of tho flag wero taken to at Brussels. aylvauia. All organizations desirin.; lopartlcipato in the parade will notify tho headquarters on or liam JJaldwin. plaintiff in error, vs, Tfio cro|i will be a short one, and every spring Apia, aud delivered to Consul Ulack- Michigan Central and banked on Saginaw ].!oM.\ OF Bo^•,\T.,VA. :Mcni':TTA, Au;;. 17. before J''eb. 'iu, in order that they may receive State olKaiisas; appealed from tbe Supremo loek, who has forwarded it to Scui-afciry To Sheildi Iliuiiod-lieii-:Mahoiueil. from his Rood the supply is always equal to if not iu ex• proper assignment in tlie procossiiin. No civic Court of tlie Slate of Kaiisius. lialdwin was Bay. friend Henry M. Stanley; Bayard. organi;;ationa will be periuittod iu lino numb.r- convicted In Kansas oi murder, and ap• cess of the demand. There has been a Miuiy Ba:iia.ins to vou. I bopo that yon aro iu iiig less titan fiityiueu. Xo orgaui.-.ationa wear• —Sackridor & Hoffman, of Oidcloy, pealed tho case on llio ground that tho FKic;ju:'ri.Lii. accident. Its t.'ooit heaith as I nni, and that you havo ro- ing improper cos'tnine er o judgment against Dent and this court af• deep, and was instantly killed. He left and at the expiration of anhour she died of" bo fo:thcoming. A great de 1 of specula• AVueat—No. 1.... .93M;(a> .94'.* firms that decision. EASTERN OCCURRENCES. tion is life as to why the letter to Tippoo COR.v—No. 2 , .28 & .30 a wife and seven children. hemorrhage. . Tib wns forwarded to Bi-ussels and the Oats—No. 2 21 0 .23 —The Star coal mino at Jackson has —Thomas Toohe.V, of "West Bay City, , S. N. Cdnningham, agent for the Mu- other dispatches from Stanley withbel 1, KxK ..17 & -47^ In Mexico'the word God does not ap• INDIANAPOLIS. been abandoned. It has beon filled wit'h who is operating two camps in Crawford tual Life Insurance Company at Elmira, but as yet no theory has been iirrived at CaTIXE 3.23 0 4.75 pear in the constitution or laws. Con• County, will put iu about 8,000,000 feet oil N. Y.,' was captured at Hoboken, N. J., ; that will serve to explain tho circum• Hogs 5.00 ® 5.50 sequently aconstitiitiunal vrotest which water several times recently, and consid- ISUEKP 3.00 igi 4.53 stance. is equivalent to the oath of office is use'l logs, which willbe taken to SuginawEiver as he was at emptiug to got away with ; Lamus 4.0U @ 5.25 .erab'e money has been expended in nn $22,S98 which he had obtained by means A MDNlcn special says: Mmo. Di CINCINNATI. at on installation. effort to kt op it pumped outs but without mills by rail. He says the weather is fa-r Hogs 4.50 m 5.25 Murska, the singer, died here in extreme of forged chocks. WuEAT—No. 2 Bed 98 @LU1 success. The pumps were removed a few vorable for skidding, but'snow is badly Franz George ScnnEicE-t, the man Coa-N-No. 2 S5 L«i .30 Haebtet F. Cofpin, tho crazy'Cin- poverty. Her dau-hte:i, who ws heat- days ago.' Mr. Caroy is considering tha needed. OAi'i.-No. 2M:ised 23 & .29 •who made the first photograph ever broken at the loss of her mother, commit• oinnati heiress, made another attempt to Rye--No. 2 .55 if5 .50 produced in theXnited States) is still advis ibilitv o: sinking another shaft in —The boiler in Bell's mill? at Bellston, , get at Kyrie Bellow in New York, and was ted, suicide by taking poi-or. lima DI PoiiK—Mesa 13.25 1J;1J75 KANSAS CITr, living in Pkladelphia,hale and hoarty, the nearfutnre. . - Emmet County, blew up, kilhng the fore• Murska was born m Croatia i i lt<43. She arrested with dilSieuitv, the police being Cattle-Good 4.00 (31 4.50 —St. Pauls Church vestry, of Jitckson, man, head sawyer, and. one other man. compelled to drag her to the rtation. In studied music at Vienna and I-aris Uiider C^ » timiEP 8.50 (3H.M badtluues. . by thus ladies of the church. property m the past fo» days. • - . T2m lOSl' XIS3. or •was throtm into' tlio lake by parties becnme wjore that, in his abstraction, She ehcil not mako a mock or i\ play> Ac^ulefor myirifu! Sho shall marry The forests of Alaska. By .rAwrm •wiirrcojni tiLXt. determined to got her out of the way, lie had oi.wuod it, or, rather, the leaves thing Of'me any longer! I will know|mo!" . time onough has not yet elapsed sinco had foJleJi apart at tho poem "Aux my fate~-^liappinoss or woe! It is bet/-! Arthur Wynne left tho house after Ipnt by tile'half-iTriltrn pecm, Tho prevailing forest treo of Alaska, her d;'.sappcari>nce to disfigure her iis Itttlinno." •which here tho marks of ter TO know the worst! .\nd, if sh.4 ' his interview with .-^.delo with a \VbilD tbo pon idly trnilod in my hAnd, says Mr. George Davidson, of the Coast vVrltoo on, "JJad 1 wor.ln to coni])loto it, this w*y. much wisiing, tho first linos being refusca me! liah! I hold her—and strange feeling of having boon out• Survey, is the Sitka sjiruce, growing to Who'(l rontl it, O'/ who'd iindorHUttid'i''' "Ludlowe, believe me—I un right. marked lijjntly in pencil: liers—iu tb.a hollow of my h-.tud!" witted. But tho littio bare foot ou tlio stairwav, great'size, covering every part of the -And 'hopefuAdele, smiling a last adieu to "I was ao l of finding some And tho (.liiJt, nnintliorcd liiugh in tho hall, Piuby Lawrence is not dead! At all At Paiia il iv»h, nt tha opera, thcni; ground, aud climbing the steepest moun• Ana slio i.50kod like a (iueen in a liook, that And tho oerie-low* lisp un tho silouco events, this is not her body!" Arthnr Wvnue, turned when the outer clew when I L'litered the house," h Ory up to mo ovoi- it^ ull. night, tain sides to the height of 2,0U0 or 2,500 Jlr. Ludlowe seized Arthur 'VS'ynno'a With tho wroatb of poiirl lu hor raven hair. door had closed upon him, and found said to himself; "yet Heave just about feet above tho sea. So I Kii'bor it up—wlioro waa hroltoa Aiid tlio brooch on her broast. so b:f j;bt I herself standing face to face with Mark < as wise as when I camo." hand in a silent pressure. His keen I This tree resembles in form and foli• Tho toar-tadod tlir lul of my thorno, Ho stopped short. -V vi.sion arose Alleyue—tho only living creature ou j As the Ihouglit flitted through his QiollinH how, im oiu ni,;lit I sat writing, cyos were twinkling; ho was full of age the silver lirs of Califoruio. In the A fairy lirolto in on iny aro.im, admiration at the young detective's before him; avast, crowded theater, earth whom she and hor mother feared ! mmd ho turned his head and in the Archipekgo Alexander, with a short line A little, inijuisitlvo fairy— sagacity. He him3;'.lf had already no• iu a blaze of briUiauco, and upon tho and had good riasm to f^ar. si^acious fiower-giirden which lay spread of more than 7,800 statute miles, the My own lltt.o 1,'irl, witli tho gold Of tho Bun iu hor hair, am! tlio dowy ticed tlio discrepuucios referred to, but stage a light, airy figure in white, " Come into the drawing-room, -Vdolo," nut like a variegated carpet all round land is densely wooded from tho water's Blue oyoa ot tho fa ri..B of old, ]io wanted to see if Arthur would ob• spangled luUo, •writh a lovely face, ho began, st.'i'nly, his eyes burning ^ the Lawrence mansion, he saw tho girl edge. It can nover be devastated by for• serve them. framed in by waves of floating, dusky into hors. "I have something to say to JIaggie Willott. Site was busy gather• est fires, because the carpet of wotsphag- Twaa thu dour littlo girl that I scolded— "I'"or Klin it It jnoineni Ilito thia," •• ".Sharp! by .Tove!" muttered the hair, llittod over tho boards liko a you! ing ilowors to mako into bouquets num over the surface of the country I said, "wlieu eho know 1 was busy. Chief, under his breath. "Wynne was bird. for the house. At sight of tho detect• effectually prevents fires from sjireaiiing. To conio roiii]dn2 in for a kiss CHAPTER XV. Como roiiipiiii; up from lior luottior, not born yesterday! He'll malce his Then tlie vision vanished, and ho ive hor sallow face grew white as death, I Wo measured foiled sprnco trees that And cliLiiioriui: thoro at my kuoa mark yet in the detective line. I am was at Ruby's side in the ilame-wrapi^ed niREE DAYS OP GRACE. and her eyes fell boforo his steady were 180 foot long and -t feet thick at the For *ono 'itilo kisa for my doily box, tearing hor away from tho gras]) Trembling in spite of her.self, Adele gaze. butt; while adjacent standing trees meas• Aud ono 'itllo u;;;aT for"mo".'' " sure I wish him all success I" .he added, still .speaking to himself, of death; -while idl the time, from the oboyctl his command, and followed .•Vrtluir Wynne had come prepared ured over 0 feet in diameter, were God pitv tho iioart that ropollod her bruncliloss for over oO feet, and estima• lint aloud ho said: stage near by. those mocking, dark JIark into tho drawing-room onci'more. for this emergency. Ho wont straight Aii.l ihfi col 1 hand that: urn id hor away I He closed the^ door behind them, and ted to be '250 foet high. Aud take from tho lips that donioJ bor "Xo, Arthur, I do not bcliovo that eyes, that lovely face with a dazzling to the girl, and bade her :l kindly faced her, white and stern. .She bad Thia ,- •-sworlo,H iiravor of to-iiayl this ix the body of Miss Lawrence. It sniilo—that face which nover once, in good-morning. ^Slle (•ourtesied humlly. Hemlock, alders, and willows are Tal:o, J,o,'*l, fr.'iiii ni,' iiiom'rv forovor that life and death strnggle, held a look nevor seen him so angry b.f'ore in her fouud; but the most remavknble wood That pi: ifnl s:ilj nf dospiiif, is not po.ssiblo! Aud I do not believe "Good morning, sir!" sho made an• life; and her heart sunk with a pre- of the country is the yellow cedar, with Aud the jiatlor iiii'l trip ot tho littlo baro foot. that she is dead!" of pity or sympiitliy, or any human at- swer. "Aud, if vou ple.aso, sir, have And tho ono piuroiny cry on tho st«lrl monition.of coming tfniiblo. liuo, oven to.<:tiire, frti'.^niiit smell, good Arihiir Wynne's face grew hopeful. tri'imto of sorro\v or regret. you lieard any news yet of the poor size, and grcalor stroiigtli than tho I put by tho lialf-ivrit.ton p^ioni. "Nor I!" he rrturiicd, einphiitically, EiUlliiig the loaves of tlio book under "Tito time has cnme,'' ho began, young lady?" sprucu. It is readily worked, takes a While ibep^n, idly traiiod in my hand, "and I shall liojio on to the last! I his hand ho turned carolesslv to the fly slowly, his black leto It, liko llames, "when a certain quistion smooth surface, and is roiiiiirkably dur• Wiiod roid it. or wliuM uiuljrstaud*,'" shall devote my timo, my fortimo—aye, loaf. his pocket at the same time the coral able. Itis a valuable addition to the But the little liaro feet o:i tho si-airway. life itself—to this ono object! I shidl A name had l.ieen writteu there—tho must be settled for all time! .-Vdole comb. And Uiij faiiii, siiioMiured litu.'li lu tbo hall, St. Cyr. tire you ^loing to become my cabinet wood.s, iind is supi-rior as a ship find Kuby Lawrence—living or dead!" name of the owner. "This is your ]iroi)oriy,"Jlag.L;-ie!" he And 111" eerie.ion' lisitoii the aiioiico, wife'? No mon.^ evasion; no more peist- timber to any on the coast. It can bo Cry lip to Illo over it nil. The book had been jiroseiited to .said, tersely. "I loinid it in Jliss They loft tlio gruesome place, and, obtiiiiied of amide size for franus and poneniciit. The auswer must be given .•\ilelo by one of her adniirers, who Euby's ronm, after it had been locked entering the ciirriago, were driven knees of ordinary sized vessels. Wo me—now!" had written her si age niiiiio (not know• to keep out ail intruders. Now, tell away—not sorry tn leave tho morgue measuri'd ono bS feet in oirciimforouce, ing any other) uiion tho fly loaf, and He laid his baud upon her shrinking nie, JIaggie, what is your ju'lce—hor audits iittonila'at homn's behind them. and estimated it to bo over 125 feet iu sho had subsequently eni.sed it. with shonldor with a grasp of iron as lio Driving along a cfowded thorough• much do you ask—in, short, how large height. Wo coll cted part of the keel- SJMli;i'. fare, an open ciirriage (lasliid by from the assistant^e of a bit of india-rubber. a sum must I ]iay you for telling me sou and frame of a Eussin'n vessel built OR. ih'o oiiposile dir.'e'tion, lirawii liy a pair Arthur AVynne drew a tiny magnify• •Slie starlod, shivering vi.ilently, .and how liiat comb came into Jliss Euhy's of this wood tbirty-twoyoais before, and of sjyirited black )i'ini>'S. A dari:, liaiul- ing glass from his pocket and placed it lier ovi's were averted from his face. room?" which had lieoii lying a wreck on the some man was seated within the car• over tho name. "I—I cannot now!" she faltered, The girl was staring into his faco beach for several years. Itexhibited no The Heiress of Law• riage—a man with a bold, ilashing "L—B—lie." That was what he de• brokenly. "Oh, JIark, Jlai^k, don't be -ivith groat, wide-open, honest black signs of liecay nor of ten du attacks, aud bi'iiuty. Simu-how, ho reminded one ciphered. Still the truth did not come so cruel! I cannot answer you to-day! e}'es. tho wood around the copper and iron rence Park. "of a stage brigiiml. home to his Iirain. Tho enormity, the Anil—I do not wi.sh to marry yet! I "Jle. sir!" sho ejarulatod, frankly; bolts is nearly its well preserved as on the day tliey wore driven. At his side, among the soft cushions imin'obabilifcy of .such a thing was too li:i\e already promised to givo yon my "why, sir, I never was in that room answer soon. JIark" (with a sudden of the cari-iago, a bo:iutiful, dark-eyed, immense to easily take possession of since the day—vou remember the dav, Heiiiloek is found in abundance, and any one's mind, even to the astute detec• assumption of courage) '"you must sir';'" i sTOPti OF mmim mmm. gohleii-haireil girl, iu deep mourning, has its vidue for tanning purposes. the Homber blaitkncss of her attire set• tive's. With-,!" Aye, that he did! He remembered Wlien the forests of Washington Ter• ting oil' hor transparent skin and hair to He closed the book, .and turned his He frnwned darkly, his eyes blazing it, to his sorrow; he would romembor ritory and Oregon an^ exliansted, Alaska KV .yiXt.S. K. IJ. COLLINS. perfection. eyes upon the lovely groiimls outside with a lurid light, his liiintls clenched it to the day of his death. will be the great and our almost inex• It was Adele St. Cyr. the window, his heart aching with savagclv. "The comb's not mine," added Jlitg- haustible resource iu tho future. Artliur lifted his liat in res])onse to tlioiighs of tho lovely girl who had "Wait!" ho panted angrily. "Tliat gie, shrinking from contact with the CITAPTKP. Xlir. her smiling greeting, but lie shuddered reigned thoro so short a time before; is tho only answer I can over look for, article as thouglt it were jioisnn. "I A'r Tin: .nor.GUE. . A Harrow Street in a Cliiiiese City. violently as tho carriage passed rapidly the ]ietted idol of her father, queen of I su]iposo'? Adele, I havo been your havo just such a comb," she went on. Cliiof LiiiUowi! .sjiriuif,' to Artlinrs by. the household, beautiful Euby Law- humble slave for years. Has it nover glibly, "and I mislaid it; but I found sidu, ami, slonpiug, lii'todhis heailii]ion Tho streets in Chinese cities are from It seomod liorribjy suggestive to occurred to yon that the slave might it ag.iiii, yon soo, sir." liis knee. six to twelve foot wide, and are filled meet Adele, smiling aud bland, when "J[y darling! Jly poor, wronged tire of his bond.age and biirsi; his And site dexterously whisked off hor "Gooil Goil! IL-'s .lead!" hcpantnil, froniin orniug to night with a ceasoloss they had both left tho morgue, •whilher darling! I will right your wrmigs; I shackles and assort his rights? big sun hat, revealing a comb, the throng. J^jvery man is black haired, the •wildly. "Get sonii: wtiter, .soiiioliody— they had gone o.\pecting to find Kuby's will rtifuto this a-wfiil calumny, though "Yon aro mine: you shall be mine— (•ounterpart of tho one in Arthur's fore part of his head is shaven, while be• quick. '•Lynn," turning to a sulionli- body. the effort cost my life!" my wife; I liavo'sworii it! To that hand, confining bor jetty braids. hind him hangs the long cno imposed iiatcnrar. "Iiring .sorm; watiT, itiidtlion Ho groaned aloud in utter nngui.sh Ho stopped short. Tho door of the end I have waited—toiletl—sinned! H(! had no reason liiit to take his do- by the Jlanciiii coni|Uorors. Horecome muzzle lliiit I'tiiil l.liat'slinwling IlifDiigh .and despair at tho thought of the poor drawing-iooiii opened slowly, and Think you, then, that I will relinijuish ]iarture, -which he did, with a feeling tho coolii's, iu blue jackets and blue tho telci'hoim! He mu^t be mad lo girl's unknown fate. Adele stood before him. you without a struggle ? You must bo of di feat. Without a backward glance knickerbockers, barefoot-d, or straw- malco Mirli an aunniinci'mont to ,.Vr- ''i^Iy darling! my lost darling!" ho Sho had return.'d from lior drive, mad! Never! he left the iila;:e, re-entered bis car• satidalod, with a bant I mo across the tliur Wyniii' wi'Jirmt any previous prep• shoulilors, carrying heavy weights aud cried, in the depths of his heavy heart. .and donning a violet silk house-dress, "You shall be my wife or I will riage, and was driven homo, sad,weary, aration. " singing, '" I'JIi ho, ah ho, ay ho li!" like When they arrived at tbo police trimmed with swan's down, -which criisli you as I would crush a serpent lieait-sick. Tliat very night he received Lynn laMiiglit ,a jiitclier nf water, and all the l.n^ethreii of their cnttt east of the headijiiarters thoy found a note there mado her fair face dazzingly fair, sho in my i:atli! Yon shall disa])i>oar a written message, iu a straight hand, Liullnwii jiroceilcd to re.siiseiLato tho Jleditei-raiieaii. This man with long for Arthur, from an unknown source. h.ad harried down to the dr.iwing-rooni. from the gilded society into which as follows: fainting inttii. fiowing: robe, wide sleeves, huge lioru- "An anonymous letter!" e.xclaiinod He glanced up with a startled look. you have launched yourself through •'If Jlr. Arthur Wynne will go down At last .'irtliur opened liis eyes and rimtue.l spectach-s, slow, swaggering the young man, contem]iluously. "Yet, For an instnut he had half believed the might of your ill-gotten -wcilth! to tlie lake, and oui, to the eml of the smiled fee lily; Imt tlio .siuila was suc• gait, languid liiitteriiiK fan, evi'ieiitly a ]\Ir. IjUiilowe, the advu.-e contained it to be Euby standing there before I'ou shall vanisli from it all, and the ]iiei', to-night, at nine iirecisely, he, ceeded liy a swift lighlniiig stroke of Very important jicrson iiideeil, is, in fact, witliin may bo worth considering. Lis• liim, both white hands extended in world shall laugh your memory to will lei.m where to look for Euby Law• niciiiovy. iiuil lie sliutjileri'd violcnlly as a Coufiicianist scholar. Here totters ten!" gre&ting, a swoot smile upon her jier- scorn. rence." lie .stagger. (1 to his feet. along a woniaii on her tiny tliroe-inch -•Vnd ho read the contents of the mys• fect faco. •'It may bo a tr.ap!" he said, slowly, "Doue 11)1, wasn't I'i" lie began, try• "For I liave it in my power, Adelo feet, c!ad in gay embroidered jacket, aud terious note—ill-spelled and poorly "So good in you to call, Jlr. "Wynne!'' as he laid the note aside; "but I must delicate silk skirt, perhaps a snmll sil• ing to .s| o.ik liglitly. "J3nt. Ludlowe, St. Cyr—I havo it in my power to ruin wii,ten—-aloud to tho chief: she beg.m, graciouslj-. "Mamma is leave no stone unturned which may ver iiioiiuted tobacco i.iipe in her hand, in tlui uaiiii' of lie.'iven, trll m.'—ilid I your g.aine—yours .and your mother's! Jlis-ri;u AVix—Wliili'yon air siirchinK for out; I liave just returned from my i must have my auswer—I will havo it hide a clew to my darling's fate! I will hor bead adorned with strange liirsute he.ar arig'iif/ iict ine kiiov.-the worst pvydciieo in the Liiwr.nieu niistry. I>iilti'r drive, and so took the liberty of repre• go to tho pier to-night!" structures liko a carving knife, a BOW. I iiiu^t know if—if—ho, the olli• keMip yiiri) eye on lo .Mnrlc Allen—tlie dmle now—yes or no? senting nmiiima ii])on this occasion." tronclier, a Hying swallow, or vv'hat uot, cor, really iiiee.nt it." thais:iies to si'it Jliss Adell Lawreii'H', llio "Jliii-k!" nu aircss of Lawrence I'tirk. X What could ho do bnt luuvmur some Nino! tolled from the clocks in all a touch of rouge to cheeks and lips, Chief Ltullowe went over to the tele• Big, tearful, black;, velvety eyes up• while white powder gives mistiness to low words of flattery, wliich made the tho church towers, and the darkness of phone, aiiil,-Vrcher being called, Lud• lifted to his face, perilously near, CIL-VrTEI^ XIV. full-fieshed facial charms. color rush to her face for au instant, Erebus had settled down over all lowe went on: wliilu red lips quiver, and a bit of a ONLY JUJtK. and she seated herself upon a silken things, when a tall figurestoiqied U|ion "Eeiicat yonr nie.ssrige to IVIr. Wynne white Imnd steals into his own. Hero a small boy, if it.be winter, gay- -•Vrtluir glanced up with a slight couch close at his side. the pier which jutteil out into the black just now. J-!c very sure, .-Vrcher, tliat "Dear JIark!" (in a tender, appeal• ly dre.ssed iu brilliant colors, a perfect smile. A chill passed over Arthur Wj-nne at waiters of tho lake. you arc iiinking no mistake." ing whisjier) "I -want yoii to give mo a ball of many wra|ipings. For vehicles, "I believe it will bo wise to hood tho tho contact. Close behind that figure ttnotlior "I am iiialiing no mistake," shouted. little more timo for reflection! Just a look at yon s'jdiin chair, borne by twooi advice of 'A Friend,' he said, "imd How did he know what hand this form loomed up, a lilack patch .against three men. In it sits a gentlen.an, ele• Arehcr through the telephone. "Don't littlo more—oven three days!" keep my eye uiion Jlr. JIark Alleyno, beautiful onchantross might have had the inky darkness of the sky. On, on gantly clad in white or fiower.'d silk or see how it can bo ix mistake. The me.s- For a moment lie holds tho white as Well as the 'nu airess.' " iu Euby's downfall'? to the very end of the long pier the in costly furs, iicuonliug to the season. s.igG is this: "Euby Lawrence i.s foiuid! hand in his clasp, showering kisses And although his heart-vs-as heavy, "Who w.as yonr escort this morning, first form' made its way. with that If there be four, or even eicht bearers, She is dead! Found drowned in tlio U2)On it; then ho gazc.-i down into the he laughed heartily, for tbo absurdity Jliss Lawrence'?" (he choked a little black shadow following, unsuspected, you will have timely warning, for this is lake below the city, iind her body is in tender, beseeching eyes. of tho orthogi'aiihy was mirthTprovolc- a maiidiirin ; before him runs a motley over that name) "who was the gentle- iu its wake. A pause, and silence fol• the morgue!" "I will givo you' three days, then, ing. crowd of retiiiU'TS, biatinggougs, carry• m.an -with -whom yon were driving, if lows. Palo tmd trembling. Chief Ludlowe yon littlo witch!" he made answer. "And I believe," he went ou, thought• ing tablets inscribed "lieiiileat,"' "JIake it's a fair question?" '"Throe days of grace I grant you—no Then a siidcening thud, as a heavy turned to Artlmr. way." Villainous looking fellows with fully, the smile vanishing from his She smiled sweetly. blow is dealt; a dull splash, ns tho dark "Shall we go there?" lie asked, hur• more! handsome faco, and tho gravely hojie- steeple-crowned Gny J''awiies hats, •"Oh, that, of course!" she returned waters open hungrily; and there is riedly. "Aro you strong enough'? ""'Adelo, do you cave for that med• less look coming back, which was armed with whips, mouthing out un• quickly. ••It was only Mark! You siee, only one person standing above upon Are vou ablo to bear the sight, Ar• dling fool, Arthur Wynne, so much? growing habitual to it, "that I had couth cries, are the lictors of the great Mark Alleyno has been like a brother the pier, in tho night and in the dark• thur?" He, whose whole heart, whose every man. Others can^y tbo great silk ura- better make a call at Lawrence Park to mo all my life! I cannot remember ness. Surolv-, murder has been done! For answer, Arthur 'Wynne picked thought belongs to Euby Lawrence ? bre.la, the badge of ollioo, meant for the now. Ah, I see my own -wisdom in ac• pro HE CONTIXUF.D.] a timo when I did not know Mark! He Ho loved her living, and ho will mourn official, should ho ever wish to move his up his hat. and started for tho door. cepting Mrs. Gabrielle St. Cyr's invita• has always escorted me, is always at her dead! heavy, well-fed body, with its impassive His ctirr.'agc was out.sidc, and they tion to call there." WwHlers of the Sen. my command! He is—just Mark, that •were driven atvay like mad to that grue• "Ah! your face betrays you, and tolls self-content, from his chair. But if Arthur Wynne had dreamt for isaU!" Tho sea occupies three-fifths of tho some place for tho reception of dead the secret! Now, Adele St, Cyr, listen a single moment of all that his accept• surface of the earth. At the depth of bodies. And the s-vrect smile grew into to me. I am a desperate man, and I ance of said invitation was destined to o,riUU feet waves are not felt. The Laily-Diigs. Arrived there, they entered tho great laugh. mean what I say! You will never mar• cost him, he would have hesitated be• tomporaturo is the same, varying only chill apartm.'nt, •tvith its long, white- It was e^vident to her th.at -Arthur ry Arthur Wynne—nover—so hol2) me fore tbo next step was taken. a trifio from the ice of the pole to the The rounded, bright-colored beetles marblo bencho:;, upon which lay sev• Wj-nnc was really intorested, or wliy heaven! He made up his mind to call without liurniug sun of the equator. A mile called lady-bugs are among the most eral dead bodies. should ho trouble himself to ask such a "Should he bo beguiled by you delay. down the water has a jiressure of a ton onsily-recognized of the coleoptera, and A monii-nt's hesitation, .ind Artliur question. And the belief was strength• (which I doubt) into an offer of mar• Adele was out, ho knew, and ho to tho square inch. If a box six feet among the best insect friends of man. ATynne had renchi.'d tho side of one. ened by Arthur's murmured observa• riage, and should you accept said offer Their speciid mission seems to be to would thus be spared tho sight of her deep were filled with sea water and al• A young girl 1 Tho upturned face was tion that JIark was to be envied, and (which goes without saying), as I live, keep in chock the extensive families ol usurping Euby's place in Kuby's homo, lowed to evaporate under tho sun, horribly tlistigured, and rmito unrecog• must be a very happy man! it will be vour ruin—yours, and there would bo two inches of salt left plant-lice, of which they devour vasi and iierhaps ho might be able to find a Gabrielle St. Cyr's! nizable. But the half-open, staring Of course Arthur •\\'ynne despised numbers ; they are also knowu to eat stray clow. at tho bottom. Taking the average eyes wore of a deep, davk-violet hue, himself for the part ho was playing; "I know more than you think, more de^jth of the ocean to bo three miles, the eggs aud ailults of other insects. Ho re-entered his can-iage and was and the long hair streaming over the but it must be played. He must lose than you know yourself, of this dark In the matter of barlc-lico they have ex• there would be a layer of pure salt 2oU driven to Lawrence Park, rang the marble beil aud falling upon the dusty no chance to find a clue to-tlie a-wful game'that you aro playing my friend! cellent taste, sometimes ridding entire feet thick on the Atlantic. Tlie water bell, and sent in his card to its mis• floor, was nf a rich, loveJy golden hue. mystery which he had sworn to un• It is a wheel within a wheel. plants of them by tearing open the scales is colder at the bottom th.an at the sur• Tho body was attired in a plain, tress. ravel. And he -^vatchod the fair face "Ah! did you but dream all.th.at I and devouring the occupants. They face. In many bays on the coast ol dark dress, and there was a briglit- He was shown into the grand draw• beside him as a cat watches a mouse, know concerning this matter, you are sometimes guilty of taking toll for Norway the water often freezes at tho hued shiuvl, all sodden with w.ater. that ing-room, ,and left alone, while the ser• as he put another question: would fly from here this very night! the good they do, as they have been l.iottom before it does .above. Waves bad been fouud wrapped about the cold vant wont to acqiuiint Jlrs. L.a-vvrence "Miss Adele, have you heard any• "Adele, to-day is Tuesday; 1 give seen eating succulent frnits. aro very decei5tive;'to look at them in form. (so Arthur must force himself to call thing? Is there anv news of—of— you three whole days in which to mako Professor Forbes says : " The com• a storm one would think the -whole Nothing by which tlic dead girl could her) with his presence there. Jliss Euby?" up your mind! On Friday I shall mon, spotted lady-bug is abundant in water traveled. The -water stays in bo idcntilied had boon found upon tho A shrewd detective nevor allows any She turned away with a little shiver come for my .answer—my final, irrev• coru-fiolds, when,'as dissection usually the same place, but tho motion goes body—nothing. possible chance to him to pick up odds of disgust. ocable answer; no more evasion, no demonstrates, it is in search of the fallen on. Sometimes in storms these waves Artliur Wynne averted his head; and ends of information. "No, none!" she replied, so harshly more tricks or putting oil"! I hope you pollen of the plant, or of minute fungi are forty feet high, and travel fifty lie could not endure the spectacle of Arthur glanced curiously around the that it made hini start. "Don't speak understand me, Adelo ?" which speck the withered leaves, or ol miles an hour—more than t-wice a's that gliastly form before him; and room to see if any change had been of her!" she added, hoarsely. He had spoken r.apidly, his eyes tha plant lice which infest the foliage, fast as the swiftest steamer. Tho dis• to think that she—his dainty darling effected in its arrangements since the Ho arose to go. burning with a fevered light, his form tassels and husks; but last August we tance from Valley to valley is generally saw it eating the exposed kernels at tlie —should lie there, e.^poscd" to tho interlopers liad taken possession. "I will do myself the honor of calling quivering with excitement. Adele lift• fifteen times the height, hence a wave top of the ear, hollowing out the sub• stare of rude men, nearly drove him The first new object upon which his again soon," he said. "I would like to ed her eyes to his face, and a shiver of .five feet high will extend over seventy- stance and partly buried in the cavities mad. eyes fell was a portrait of Adele. A see your mother and hand over to her fear passed over her slight frame. She five feet of water. The force of tlie thus made." All at once, as he stood there, a lovely, girlish face it was, with sunny the key of the room up-stairs. It has bowed her head. sea dashing upon Bell Rock is said to strange feeling crept slowly over him hair anil great, dusky eyes like velvet; been in my possession long enough, "You ,aro cruel, JIark," she said once The Professor further says that it ia be seventeen tons to the square yard. perhaps fortunate that they can sustain lilce a chill. He was not a supersti• a be\vildermg face, -vvhich he studied since no clue can be obtained. And I more. "You are crael, .and liarsh, and prefer returning it to her direct!" he themselves for a time on other than their tious man, but Arthur Wynne could with eager gaze. relentless; but I promise you I will give He Was »n tlie Swoliow. favorite food, and that the damage done have sworn that a cold hand touched Slowly a strange, inexplicable feel• added. you my answer—my final answer—on "I am on the swallow," said a tipsy by their eating a few kernels of corn ia liis, and a light breath ruffled the hair ing crept over him. Something famil• Adele smiled assent. It was so easy Friday." sailor when arraigned before the pre'- greatly overbalanced by the' good they upon his uncovered brow, while a iar in the features of the portrait be• to see that the key was a mere pretext Ami low under her breath she was siding Justice of a Chicago police do in eating the corn-plant louse. voice seemed to whisper in his ear: fore him touched his memory. to repeat his call at the earliest possi• saying: "I will give you my answer— court. The food of some groups of Jady-buga ."Arthur!" "I have seen that face before, long ble opportunity. "V\'hat a bright idea something, anything—so that it will "Yes, I should tliink you were," re• ia from one-third to one-half animal He started -n-ith a sudden exclama• ago," he muttered under his breath. it had been for her to represent mam• keep him quiet for the present, until plied his Honor. "According to the offi• matter, the vegetable portion generally tion, and, whirling fiercely around, "I have seen that face somewhere be• ma! Arthur Wynne has proposed. He «hall cer's testimony, you have been there being of a kind not injurious to man's cauglit Mr. Ludlowo's arm in a con• fore, surely; but where, or when'?" And all the time Gabrielle, up-stairs ask me to mari-y him, and, once his be• too long." interests. Some of them are known to vulsive grip. He could not decide. He could not in her ovra chamber, was patiently trothed wife, Jneed not fear what JIark "I mean I am a sailor—on the eat sparingly of clinch-bugs. Last week "Ludlowe!" he panted, Loarsely. recall the time or the place; but that awaiting the termination of the inter- Alleyne can do." schooner Swallow." I found hundreds of a bright-red species, "My God! it is not Miss La^vrence's he had seen it before, that he had even •view. As these unspoken thonghts passed "You should sail upon another craft. with black dots, hibernating in piles body! It is all a mistake! See! I been some time presented to Adele St. Some one else •was waiting, too! In through her mind, ho ivas gazing into It would be well for you to shiver youi under the leaves in the edge of a woods. •will prove it to you! The hands of the Cyr, grew gradually to impress itself the musio-room, -which was separated her face with eager, devouring eyes. —Prairie FarnuT. timbers, take a reef in your mainsail, dead woman before us are much longer, upon his mind. from the drawing-room by heavy por• He stooped and pressed his lips ucon and port the helm abaft your mizzen and they aro rough and toil-stained. Give -Irthur Wynne a clew, be it tieres, JIark AHeyne had overheard all her small hand. top-lights." 3aj Gould's Sons. Euby Lawrence had hands like snow ever so slight, and he would work it up that had passed. His face was lilce a "Jly life will be a void utterly with• "Ay, ay, sir!" flakes, and the heiress of Lawrence to a starting point before he was done corpse; his eyes flashed like fire as he out hope until Friday," he murmured, "One swallo-w doesn't make a summer* An employe of Jay Gould recently re• muttered silently: Park •would hardly bo expected to toil vrith it. passionately. "Oh, Adele! Adele! I hut you appear to have been getting marked ; "George Gould and his father Besides, this dress is of coarser ma• A book lay upon a tiny gilded stand "Only JIark:' Like a brother to -will make you happy! I swear I will away with a whole flock." love each other as much as any father • terial than any that she-would have at his side, a copy of Meredith's poems, her, all my life! Ah! my dear Httle make you a happy -wife, my darling!" "Only three beers, youi^Honor. Thi and son I'ever saw, and the same is the -. •worn. elegantly bound. sister Adele, you shall live to learn And as he left the room, and the Swallow goes out to-morrow, and I mus case with the other boys, who, cqnse- •• - "And then, when she went away Arthur turned it over carelessly as that there is no feuti like that bitv.'een house, the passion deepened in his sail on her." laently, are always glad to go honieto from Lawrence Park—when she es• he stood there, vaguely taking in the brethren! She shall remember that eyes, and he set his teeth together sav• their parents. Gould has iinp.arted to > "I hardly think you •will," said thi caped—they told me that she had worn fact that there was nothing to remind while Cain was the first murderer,'it agely, as ho hissed between them: •lis sons skill enough to take care of-.•- stony-litdrted Judge. "Ten dollari -was his brother -whoae life he took! a sealsldn sacque (or, at least, such a one of Euby in the apartment. That "lAvill put that troublesome detect• themselves. One of his lioys is a good;; ;, and costs. 'When the S^wallo-w home• garment had disappeared from her everything pertaining to the unfortu• "But I have made up my mind to ive out of the way at once, and be done olograph operator, another is a good VIi;; ward flies you may possibly catch her. •wardrobe), but there was a shawl nate girl had been banished—as though one thing! I shall know her decision vyithit! I have a plan in my mind stenographer. Tbe-old man tain «o.all ., Good-day;/| '. ' . ' found upon this body I And jnore," he 'disgrace, black disgrace, trailed itseK —her final decision—soon 1 Ah!" as which shall sweep Arthnr "Wynne from over this land and dictate his dispatches to one boy and the other can send them'>:i ; •w:ent on, excitedly, "granted that ovof everything which had been hers. he heard Arthur "Wynne's retreating my path! And with him out of the Be fit for more than the tiling you by wire." > Bnby La^rrenoff did commit uuicide, Glancing carelessly at the book he; footsteps, "she shall ans-vror me now! •waj, the rest will be easy. I -will win are a»w doing.—i/amei A. Garfield. eigner home to learn better manners. ANNUAL STATEMENT YELLOWSTONE PARK. The consest over the speakership of the For the ymr mdlug Doceiiiljer Slut, A. D. 1888, of the Best of All condltinn tiuil alTniru of thu Life-Size Somo of thu Niitunil Curlcxlllex of Tllilt Enturud dt tho ToHtotllcu, Maaon, Mlcb.,ub Hvcouil no.'it house is mpidly developing into a clftbBiimttor. tVomlerntl Tract of LaucL Cough medicines, Ayer's Cherry Peo- ret'ular Kilkenny cat fight among Ihe Fanners' ItnalFireMaiiceComp'y In the Northwest corner of th-3 Ter• toral is in greater tlemaud than ever. republicans. Two factious, one led by No jireparation for Throat and Lung Locateil at Mason,orgaiil/.ed under tho Isws of the ritory of Wyoming there is a tract THURSDAY, JANUARY 24.1889. state uf Michigan.and doing hnsiuess in the county .Messrs. Cnnnon and Keed, and tho other Troubles is so prompt iu Us effects, so more remarkable for naturttl curiosi• of ingiiam, in suid statu. agreeable to the taste, and .so widely RiciiAaii J. ButtES, OuviLLE F. Mama, by Messrs. Burrows and McKinley, had ties than uu equal ufca in any other Deuiocriillc .State Convention. known, .as this. It is the family medi- President. SucreUiry. quite a spirited sjiat on the floor of the portion of tho fjlobc. It was first ciue in thousands of households. Postoltlce address of secretary; Mason. brought into notice by a party of sur• unMinnisuirs. house this week. Mr. Reed got into a pas "I have suffered for years from a The Democrats of Michigan H-ill moot in state con• Nuiabor of uionibors Dec. ttlst, of slon when he saw how he was losing the veyors from Holcnti, JI. T., in 1869. bronchial trouble that, wbi!ni;V(;r I t.iko vention in IJartman'a Hall, at Cranil Rapids, proT ions year 2,5011 0 (•old or am exposed to inclenieiit weath• Fm Alost i In 1870 tin expedition, under tho di• Number of lueniburs added during OK THCltSDAY, FKISKUARV 28, 1880, leadership which he had held undisp'j.te(l er, shows itself by a very annoying rection of the Surveyof-fienerivl oJ tho present year 2.1)'>JS At 11 o'clock a. m., for llio purpose of nominatiui; one for four years. Thia fight was the result of tickling sensation in tho tlu'o.it aud by candidate for Jnstlco of the Supreme Court and two thill Territory, visited the region, and dillienlty in breathing. I li.ave tried a Ton 4,1)01 some fine work on the part of Mr. Blaine- Deduct niiniber of inombors with, candidates for Rei-ents of tho ijtato University, and in 1871 Prof. Haydcn, at the head of a groat many remedies, but uono tloes so . dniwn ilnrinK tho yoar, and poli• He has espoused the cause of McKinley well as Ayer's Cherry J'ectoral which tho transaction of such other husiuoss as may proiierly scientific corps, made an examination cies canceled by reason of sale or .alw.ays gives prompt relief in returns of come before it. otjjerwiso - 1.877 and is determined if possible to have hitn of its renuti'k.'iblo features. This re• my old complaint." — Ernest A. Hepler, Each county is untitled to one delegate for each .''lOO elected speaker. In this connection it Inspector of Public Roads, Parisli Tor• Number of members now belonging port induced Congress to pass an act, m B votou cast for governor at the last genoral election, re lionne. La. to company is interesting to note that so confident is approved I\l:trch I, 1872, by which the aud ono additional delegate for a fraction of not loss "I consider Ayer's Cherry Pectoral a lUSKs. district uow known as the Yellow• bun 250 votes, hut any county Is entitled to at least Blaine ol being ihe ne.xt secretary of state, most important remedy Amount of pro|ierty at risk Boc. And One stone National Park was "reserved .list, of previous year S-1,'-80,(J50 two delegates. AU delegates must bo reaiilonts of the that he has already been making promises Amount of risk added during coiinlios they represent. and withdrawn from settlement, oo For Home Use. to inembers of the next house, of putronage the present year 3,4I.';,.W0 Tho delegatus from each congressional district will cupttncy or stile under the laws of the I h.ive tested its curative )io\ver, in my under tho state depnrtnient, in order to Total S7,C!)0,1S'J meet in cancns at 10 o'clock a. ni. on the day of the United States, and dcdictiied and sot family, many limes during the past Life-Size Portrait Deduct risks canceled, with- make votes for McKinley. thirty years, and have never kuown it convuntion and recommend candidates as follows; apart as a public park or plotisuring drawn or tormiuatod ... 3,2S--,S"8 to f.nl. It will relieve the most serious —FOR— One vice-president of the convention and ono member The bu.sy.bodiii.s who have Deen iryinir ground, for the bcnolit tind enjoyment affections of the throat and lungs, Not amount now at risk by company 84,-103,Olt each for the committees on credentials, tiermanont whether in children or adults." — Mrs. of the people," ;ind was placed under uEsouaeiM. organization and orderof business and resolutions. to mako it iippe.ir that the president do- E. G. Edgerly, (Jouncil Blufls, Iowa. the exclusive control of the Secretary Cash on hand S 105 00 1. M. WESTON, Chairman. liborntely snubbed Senator Ingalls because "Twenty years .ago I was troubled Assessments of past year uncollected 2:17 30 FRANK n. THOMAS, Secretary. of tho Interior. The limits of this 23 10 he did not invite him to tiie lirst state din• with a disease of the lungs. Doctors Assessiuonls of prior years nncollooted... ptxrk, its first fixed, have been three afforded me no relief and cimsidered ner al the white bouse, have had all the ToUil available resources 8 300 39 times extended by Congress. Its my cose hopeless. I then began to use Improve this grand opportunity and se• Ayer's Cherry I'eetonil, and, before I Ll.Mlll.lTli;s. The Grand Rapids icailer sententiously wind taken out of their sails by the an western boundary now coincides with cure your pictures for the Holidays. had finished one bottle, found relief. I For losses due and payable 8 d 00 remarks that "ihe licarer we get to Harri. nouncetuent that b\r. Ingalls has been that boLwouu Wyoming and Idaho and continued to take this iiiedioiiie until a Duo or to hecoine due for herrowed nioney 1,700 00 cure was cffeoled. I believe that Ayer's For orders drawn which aro unpaid, as C. W. VAN SLYKE. son's inauguration the lower sinks the invited and has accepted the invitation, to Montanti, and it:; norlhoi'n boundary is Cherry Pectoral saved niy life." — part of Schedule B .HiS S7 identical with that between Montana price o( wheat." tlie ne.\t stale dinner, which lakes place on Samuel Griggs, Waukegan, ill. Total liabilities S;i.'.VJ 87 Ground Floor G-allery. and \Vyomiiig. Tbo southern boundary the ;ilst inst. Hov.ever, the fact should ho "Six years ago I contracted a severe i.veo.-m;. There nro only eight counties in Michi' of the park is the forty-fourth parallel cold, which settled on my lungs and borne in mind that .Mr. Cleveland bas had Cash collected on assessments levied dur• soon developed all the alarming syiup- 8 ",311 00 (far. entitled to a larger repreaentation in of latitude, and its eastern lino is the ing the year ample cause for snubbing .Mr. Ingalls per• toins of Cousuiiiptiou. I li;id a cough, t^asli collected on assessments lovieU in ITobato Order. mel'idian of 109 degrees 150 minutes the coming state convention, than is Ing- night sweats, blooding of the lungs, prior years -10 -iO ESTATE OF DAVID WEIIll, DEtlEASED. sonally, on accoiiiil of tho manner in 713U (Itl west longitude. It is, therefore, now pains in chest and sides, and was so Cash fioni ineinl'ersliip or iioiicy feus state of Michigan. ceoMly of Ingliani.ss, At a ses• hum, wliich is entitled tn 20. And it should Cash liorrowod s,7'.;i 1.'. which be hlnckgiiiirds Mr. Cleveland on the about seventy-three miles east and iirostralod as to be confined lo my sion of tile iirobate eijiut I'ersaid county, held at the he bourne in mind thallnghani stands well lied most of the time. After trying prohato oflice. in Ilie city ol Mason, en the 31st da.v of iionr of the senate, iiul the latter could not west and nearly ninety miles north Total cash inceiiie 810,803 311 various prescriptions, witliinit benelit, Dt'Ceinbur, ill the year ene tliousanti eiglit lillildred to the front in all oilier respects. Add cash balance at close of preceding and oighty-elK'ht. ulford to slight tin; iirusiiloiil nl the seniito,- aud south, and has an area of about niy physician finally deterniinod to give 2 4,'. Present, tj. A. Smith, Jitdite of prohato. Ilie Ayer's Cherry rei;lor.al. I took it, liciice the inviliilion. It is Ihe presiding C,5G9 miles. Tho entire purk is more In the nialter efthe estateef David Webh.deceased. and the offeot was magical. I seemed Total receiias and income 810,805 75 The legislitture will be asked lor nn than G.UOO feet above tbe sea. Yellow• On rending and tiling thepetition, duty verified, of olliecr of the senate I hat is invited tn the to rally from tbe lirst dose of Ibis r.Kl'E.MinllUES. Eliza .M. Webli. widow of said decttased, praying for nppropriution with which to rcbind to the stone L;iku has au altitude of 7,7S8 niedieine, and, after usiuf; only three slate dinner. Losses actually iiiiid dining the year (ot an additional allowaiic..'of three dollars per week for liottlos, am as well and sound as ever." the support of herself and family dnring the settle• Stnte Aifricullural .Society nnd perhap.s feel, and the mountain ranges that wliicti ijr, occurred in pri.ir years) 8 0,SS5 Oil — Iloduey Johnson, Siiriiigtiuld, 111. SiiUries and fees paid to ollicers and di- ment of sithl estiile; retltioiis, said to ropro.sont over fourteen hem the viiUey on every side rise to other district .ind county fairs in the state, i-clors (^Sclieiiuie A ) 3110 55 Tlien-npon it is ordered, that the 28lli diiy or iiiillioii persons, were pro.seritod to the son. the height of 10,000 and 12,000 foot, I'ees retaiiietl (or re-iiiitted to assured; hy Jnmiiiry, IXH'.K at len o'clock in Ilie foreneen. bo 20 per cent of the anioniit of money they agents er eelleclors, ineinbership fee ... 7C0 OO assigned fur Ilie ltearing of said petition, and tliiit the itlo Wednesday in favor of the ''Sunday tind arc covered with perpetual snow. Oyer's Gtiemr Pectoral, hidrs at taw of siiid deceased, and all other persons oli'er in premiums. This would be a pretty Assessiiieiits charged elf as uncollectible, Until a comiiurativcly recent period Sl'tV'.il. interested in said estate, are re.jiiired te appear at a RK,n"bill. The p-'ilion.s were gotten up rRKPARKD BY scliomo, but we believe those men who are All edier e.vpenditui-es (Schedule II) 9,133 5S session ef said eourt, then to b<. lieldeii in tlie proliate inthe geological history of tho globe, olllce, in llie city of .Mason, and shew cause, if any by Iho W. 0. T. U. Lir. J. C. Ayer &, Co., Lowell, Mass. there he, wliy the prayer of the petitioner should not entrusted wilh the disbursing of the peojile's this spot Avas evidently the scono of Tend expenses actually pai'l during Bold by all Dmi'gists. Price $1; sii hoitIes,;(£. be granted. Ami it is further erdi^red, that said peti• Some ide.i of tl,,- reason and sen.se in tile year S17,1G9 73 money will have too lunch good sense to remarkable voluanio activity. This is tioner give notice to the persons Interested in said SCIlEliOI.E A. estate, of tliejiendency id'said petitien,and tlio hearing vote for any such proposition. There is no the sonalo larilf bill may be glillipred from Imown from tho hot springs and As member of Executive Comnimittee— Iberoot, by causing a copy of Ibis order to lie pulilisb- more reason why the state shonld pay a the tact that the tepublicans, by a solid geysers that are so numerous here. Report of tho Condition of tile It. J. Bullen S 31 25 ed in the IsiiiiAM CeONTY DKMoeii.\T, a newspaper E. II. AuKell •23 40 printed and circulated in said county, three successive vote, vrefused to ii^'iee to the amendment There aro said to be fifty geysers hero tribute to ngricnltiirul fairs than to manu Frank Hoes 20 90 weeks iireviolis to said dio' of hearing. that throw a column of wtiter to a L. W. Baker 29 55 A true copy. Q. A. SMITH, facturing establishnient.s, horse shows or putting salt on llu; free list in place of FARMERS' BAM Uiinsoin Everett ',10 05 liV'l Judge of Probate. heiglit ol ffom 50 to 200 feet, and from 30 50 fat stock exhibitions. A liar of Roses. .Salt is used hy every 0. F. .Miller Geo. \y. BuisTot, Probate Register. 5,OU0 to 10,000 springs. The latter are ut Miirtori, JIiclii;;iin, on Sluiuluy, Jiimmry 7th, A. D L. A. Parker 0 20 body, and should be made as cheap as ISS'.t, niiiiie in iicconliincti with rtciUioiiH 18, lit, und (J7 As Directors— of two kinds, those depositing lime Guardian Sale. of thu Guiiurul UuiikiiiK Ijhw m uuiomluU in 1S71. A. E. Beiirse 8 70 possible, while Attar of Roses is only used By virtue of a license to ine granted, on the ninth As will be seen by telegraphic reports on aud those depositing silicti. The de- IIMOUIICKK. Jelin Iliiiielberger 4 40 by a few wealthy people. J. J. Tuttle li 90 day of October. 1888, by Q. A.Smith, Judge of probate pcsits of these minerals on the inside pages of this paper, a terrible rail, LouiiH iuitl dfrtcoutilf* SltJfi,T-17 D'J E. D. Milner 0 00 for the county of Ingham, and suite of Michigan, I borders of the spring form crys• OvcnirtiltH .'il M C. F. Patrick 5 so shall sell at public aiictioii.on the day of Feb• road accident occurred in the upper penin• Kui'iiitunMiiiil li.^turiiri l,;iUO 0(1 ruary, 1889, atone o'clock in the afternoon, at the lloAv It Works. J. IJ.Shafer 5 30 tals in many beautiful shapes and Kx]iiinbi'r< Ul 71) dwelling house on the premises hereinafter first de• sula on .Saturday iifiernoDn hist, resulting 1). L. Cady 4 II; Clit'ckb ou oilier Iiuiikn UC 27 scribed, iu tile township of Onondaga, in said county, of many varied colors. The tempera• M. J. Poliek 4 00 in the almost instant death of Lieutenant. Duo from hatilwS und bimkiTrt 1-1,70-1 01 G. W. Phelps 11 20 all the right, title and interest of John T. Sherman, A "Michigan luinbernian" talks tarifl' lo ture of the lime springs is from 160 to Legiil t<;mIor ImnU iiutus uml ttpoci*,' 'iu,Hf>'^ Hit N. v. Weinpli 8 05 a minor, in and to certain real estate in said county, Governor .lames H. MacDonald, Wm. F. described us about live acres of land on section twen- a protection organ in this wise : "It pre• 170 degrees; that of tho others rises G. F. Fuller 5 go Totiil .....S187,t0j 2'l tv-nino In tlie township of Onondaga, Ingham Cochrane, bis business iinrtner, and IT. H. R. L. nowett 5 Of) vents the coinpetilion of Caiiadiati luuiber- to 200 degrees and more. Other feat• county, Michigan, described as commencing on tlie LIAIIIUTIES. N. 0. Braneli 3 20 north line of tlie cemetery ground about sixteen roda Tuttle, the great iron man of Cleveland, inen. who would drive our own from the W. J. Conklin 1 70 ures of ilitercst iu the p.irk are the Oupltal Htock pniil in .,..5 7.".,flO(l 00 north of the aoutli-west corner of the nortb-eust R. J. Bullen, as president and treasurer 85 00 uiatket, and il enables us to use our (brestu Umlivitlfd profitw .... r.,I2S IM quarter of said section; thence sixteen rods north on besides severely if not fatally injuring Grand Canyon of tho Yellowstone, U. F. Miller, aa secretary 50 00 to the best possible ndvantage." Duo deiioMitOfH io'),u:ui 30 the .piarter line; thence east to the west line of several others. While not a great states• whero the perpendicular banks of Notes und hilU re-diricoDuted ..... *J,()ou ou Church street; tlience south-westerly along the west Total Schedule A 8 390 55 This is one side. This the other. The line of church street to the quarter post road; thence man, there aro few men who have a larger the river, froiii 200 to 600 yards apart, luriir does not protect American lumber Total S1S7,7C5 -H sciiKntn.K II. west about eleven rods to the cemetery grouLda; risotothc height of LOOO feet On thence along the east and north line of the cemetery personal following than had Gov. MacDon' workers from Canadian competition. Con- 1 do solemnly swoilr that tlio above statemunt is Ollico rent S 50 00 Tower creek, a branch of the Yellow• true, to tliu best of my knowledge and belief. 0. F. Miller, making assessment, bsing the grounds to the place ot beginning. Also lots thirty- L'ressnian Ford's colnmitlee discovered lhal old. He was strong in his convictions and .1. M DRESSER,Ciisliier. len cents for notice, etc 257 80 lour, thirty.flvennd thirty-six, in block number five stone, there is a gloomy canyon tea large gangs of Canadian choppers and Subscribed and sworn to before me, this I'Jth day ol Postage tor 1887 15 00 of the village of Onondaga, Ingliam county, Michi• a man of the most sterling qualities as well January, 18S0. A.J. Uai.i., Notary Public. 3,,500 blank policies 48 00 gan. MARTHA M. ATCHISON. sawers are engaged every winter by the miles long which is known as the Devil's as one ol the most generous. Only ex• Postage on change of policies 45 Guardian of said John T. Sherman. protected Amerieali lumber lords at low Den. This creek has, a fe^y yards 2 95 I'roliate OMor. Leslie Iyoeof. printing notices, etc Dated January 7th .1889, 2w7 pressions of profound sorrow are heard waires without the slightest regard to native from its mouth, a fall of 1.56 feot, on J. A. May, printing notices, etc 24 90 ESTATE of AMAZIAH WINCHELL. DECEASED. D. p. Whitniore .t Co., printing notices, etc. 18 90 Frobute Order. from every quarter of the state. All busi• workmen's interest.s. each side of which stands columns of 2 35 Stato of Michigan, county of Ingham, ss. At a Wiitiamstoa KnUrpriie, " " '* ESTATE OF REZIN W. SHAWtlAN, DECEASED, 573 00 ness wns suspended at the capitol yesterday, The tariff has made a dozen lumber mil brecciti resembling towers. Above the session of tho probate court for said ceuuty, held at Expense iu clianging policies Stats of Michigan, county of Inghain. ss. At a ses• 7,805 118 the (irebato otiice, in the city of Mason, on'ilio 22d Borrowed nioney and interest sion of the probate court for said county, held at the lionairct;, some of whom pose as statesmen Grand Canyon aro tho Great Falls of 2-29 30 and aconiniittec from each house attended day of January, in tho year ono thousand eight Collector's lee, throe per cent probate olllce, in the city of Mason, on the 8th day to "look at'ter their inlel'ests," while all the Y''ellowstonc, 350 feet high. Tho liniidred and eighty.nine. of .lanuary, in tho year ono thousand eight hun• the Governor's funeral at Escanaba yester• contribute liberally lo the campaign boodle Present, Q. A. Smith, Judge of probate. Total Schedule B 89,133 68 dred and oighly-niiio. geographical locality of the park is In the matter of the estate of Amaj'.iah Wincholl, day afternoon. of the party that protects their bounties. lUlSCELtAMKOUS QUESTlO.Sa, Present, (j. A. Smith, Judge of probate. interesting, as it has within its limits locoiised. How many assessnieots have been made during the In the matter of the estate of Itezin AV. Shawban, The tarifl' has increased the cost of every On reading and filing tho potition, duly vorifiod of late of Seneca, stato of Ohio, deceased. in Yellowstone lake and Madison lake, Wittiani S. Walker, adnilnistratorof the estate of said year? Ans, One. dwelling-house, barn and wooden fence in What is the amount of all the assessmoDta made On reading and tiling the petition, duly verifled,of Washington Letter. and in the mountain sprtQo;s, the deceased,praying for liconBo to soil certain real iistiito Delia Sliawhan, praying that a certain instrument the country; it liaa hastened the destruc• during the year? Aim. S7,0-l;i.0.l, in his petition described, for the purpose of paying now on file in this court, purporting tobeaduly sources of great rivers flowing in vari• tbe debts of said deceased, and the e.vpenso of admin• What is the rate per cent of such aasessmonta on From our rognhir corrospondant. tion of our forests liy putting a premium the property insured? Ans. .00175 percent. auttiorizod copy of the last will and testament of said istration and for the purpose of distribution; deceased, and the probate thereof iu the county of upon their devnstation. And it has sub• ous directions. On the north are the Does the company in niaklngan assessment, provide Wasiii.n'cton-, D. C, Jan. 18,1889. TluTeupon it is ordered, that the lOtli dttj- Seneca, In the state of Ohio, may bo allowed tiled and sources of the I'ellowstone; on the therein for auy surplus fund over the actual losses jected 60,000.000 of the people to theirreed ot February, next, at ton o'clock iu the forenoon recorded in this county as tbe last will and testament Mr. Cleveland bus sent to congress a bo assi;;ncd for tbe hearing of said petition, and that accrued? Ves. If so, how much? Ans. Not limited. of perhaps tiOO. west, those of the principal forks of of the aaid deceased ; the lieirs at law of said deceased, and all othoi What proportion of damage or actual loss sustained communication from the secretary of state Thereupon it is ordered, that the 4th day of This is the way the tariff on lumber tho iUissouri; on the southwest and persons interested insaid estato.are required to appear on real property does tho company pay ? Ans. Full insured value. February, next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon iu regard to the trouble with Samoa. He at a session of said court, then to be liolden in tho works.—Xew York IVorld. south, those of Snake river, flowing What proportion of damogo'or actual loss uustafned be assigned for the hearing of said potition, and that {irobato otlico, in the city of Mason, and show cause, the lieirs at lav.- of said deceased, and all other iilsn sends a message of his own, whict into the Columbia, and through it into il any thoro ho, why the prayer of the petitioner on personal property does the company pay? Ana. Full insured value. persons interested in aaid estate, are required to ap• lictler Tlian Ever, should not he granted. A)\d it in furtlivr ordered, that effectually disposes of the charges made in the Pacific Ocean, and those of Green pear at a session of aaid court, then to beholden at said-petitioner give notice to the persons interested tho probate oflice, in tho city of JIason, and show ST.ATE OF MICHIGAN, I . It dill seem as though the seednien out• river, a branch of the Great Colorado, in said oatate.of tho pendency of said petition, and tho cause, if any there be, why theprayer of the petitioner republican papers that the tidrainistration County of Ingham. f Richard J. FluUon, did themselves last year in the line of bearing thore.if, by causing a cojiy of tliia order lo bo should not bo granted ; And it is/urtfier ordered, that which empties into tho Gulf ol Califor• president, and Orville F. Miller, secretary, ef said wns neglectingAmerican interests in Samoa. publisiied in tho INOHAM Ceu.STy DEMOca.vT, a nows- said petitioner give notice to the persons inter, elaborate ciitalogue.s, but here comes Vick's company do and each for himaolf doth depoaennd say, nia; whilo on the southeast side aro papor iirinled and circulated in said county, Ihroo ested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, After reviewi.-ig the whole trouble the pres that they liavo read the foregoing statement, and Floral Guide for 1889, from Rochester, N. success.ve wcolis previous to said day of hearing. and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of thia tho numerous headwaters of Wind riv• know tho contents thereof, and that they have good (A true copy.) Q. A. S.MITH, order to bo published in tho Inoiiam County Demo- idem saya; "Acting under the restraints Y., heller than uU previous issues. "Bet• reason to believe and do believe said statemoot to be er. The forests of the park abound in 4w4 lodge of Probate. OttAT, a newspaper printed and circulated in said true. RiciiAUD J. Bullen, Prosidont. which our constitution and laws have ter" hardly expresses it—rather, wo should Geo. W. BaisTOL, Probate Register. county, three successive weeks previous to said day door, elk, bears and mountain sheep. OaviLLE F. MiLLEtt, Secretary. say, far superior. It has been changed in of bearing. Q. A. SMITH, 1 .. placed upon the e.^eeutive power, I havo By the latest ordinances ot Congress, Sworn to aud subscribed boforo me, at Nnson, in every respect: new cuts, new type, enlarged Probate Order. said suite aud county, thia 10th day of January, A.D. A true copy. Judge of Probate. insisted-that the autonomy and independ penalties are fi-xcd for the destruction 1889. A.J. Hall, Notary Public, Geo. W. BiiisTOL, Probate Register. 2w.l in size (opening like au old fashioned sing ESTATE OF AMAZIAU WINCHELL, DECEASED- Stato of M iciiigun, county of Ingham, ss. At a bob. .lw2 Ingham County, Mich. ' eucc of Samoa, should be scrupulously of any natural object, the cutting down ing book) : contains three elegant litho• sion of tho probatecourt for said county, held at the Administrator's Sale. of trees or killing game in the park. Commissioners' Notice. preserved according to the treaty made with graphs (8x10:1 inches) of Roses, Geraniums prohato oihce. in the city of Mason, on tho 15th day of By virtue of a license to mo granted, on the 17th January, in the yoar ono thousand eight hundred The undersigned having been appointed by the day of .September, 1888, by Q A. Smith, Judge of and Melon and Tomato ; besides a very A local magistrate lives within tho Samoa. I havii protested againt every act und eighty-nine. probate court for tho county of Ingham, couimis- Probate of the County of Ingham, aod State of Michi• fine plate of the late James Vicks and his park to try all cases of violation of Present, Q. A. Smith, Judge of probate. sioners on the estate of. John D. ICeeler, hito of gan, I will sell at public auction on the Oth day of apparantly tending in tho opposite direc Aurelius, Ingham county, Michigan, deceased, to three sons who now own and manage this the rules made for its preservation.— In tile matter of the estate of Aniaziiili Wincholl, February, 1889, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, soule and adjust all claims against said estate, do tion, and during the existence ol internal late ot said county, dDceiised. at the late residence of Edward D.Colbath. deceased, large business. These features must make Chicago Inter Ocean. On reading and filing tho petition, duly verified,"of hereby give notice that they will meet for that_ pur- "n the township of Delhi, in said county, all the right, disturbances one or more vessels of war the Floral Guide valuable to their many Ivingsley B. Wincliidl, praying that the dower of Ada I>ose at the late residence of the said John D. ivoeior, title and interest of which said Edward D. Colbuth, Winchell, the widow of said deceased, in the real on llie 7tli diiy of ifebniary and the IStli day ol deceased, died, seized, in and' to the followinp- land, thousands of customers in this country. have been kept in Samoan waters to protect estate whereof the said deceased died, suited, may bo Juno, A.D.,1889, at ten o'clock in the fore icon ef to-wit: The west half of tlie south-east quarter of We also notice.tliat Vick returns to the set off and assigned to hor; said days. Twelve months from tho 18th day of Juno, the north-west quarter of section No. fourteen (14) in American cizizens and property. These A. D., liiSS, is tho time limited for the presentation ol to'wnship number three north ot range two west plan started by the founder of Ihe business Thereupon it is ordered that the lltli (lay of things will abundantly appear from the Consumption Surely Cured. February, next, at ten o'clock in tho claims. DUDLEY N. BATEMAN, (Delhi) in the county of Ingham, and state of Michi• years ago, of ofTering cash prizes at the forenoon, be assigned for tho hearing of said petition, 2w4 JOHN C. IIOGOBOOM, gan. L. W. BAKER, Administrator To THE Editor — Please inform your correspondence and papers which have state fair. One would think that they were and that tlie iieirs at law of said doccasod, and-ull Dated January 3d, 1889. Commlssionora. of ttie estate of Edward D. Colbath, deceased. readers lhat I have a positive remedy for other persons interested in said estate, are Dated December 2Cth, 1888. 62w7 been submitted to congress." This is the a little out of their heads to ofler lo the required to appear at a session of said court the above named disease. By its timely Mortgage Snie. whole thing in a nut shell. Could any public such a work as the Guide free, for then to be holden in the probate olllce, Guardian .Sale. Default having been made in the conditions of a use thousands of hopeless cases have been tho city of Mason. and sljow cause, if any By virtno of a license, to mc granted, on tbe llth that is what it amounts to, when they say certain mortgage (wboreby the power therein con• American citizen ask more of an adminis• permanently cured. I shall be t'lad to send therebo,wliy the prayer of tho petitioner should not be day of December, 1888, bv Q. A. Smith, Judge of pro• il will be sent on receipt of fifteen cents, tained to sell haa become operative), executed by granted. And it is further ordered, that said petition• bate of tho county of Ingham, and state of Michigan, tration ? All the papers in the Haytian two bottles ot my remedy frije to any ol Jamea Farrol and Rose Farrel, then of Unadilla, Liv• and that a oertiEcale good Ibr filteen cents er give notice to tbo persons interested in said estate, Isball sell at pabllc auction, on the IsC diiy of ingston county, Michigan, to Charles Bailey, then of your renders who have consumption if they of the pendency of said petition, and tbo hearing Februai-y, 1889, at ten o'clock in the fore• case have also been submitted to congress, worth of seeds will be returned wilh the Marlon, Livingston county, Michigan, dated the thereof.by causing a copyof this order to bo published noon, at tho dwelling houao on the prem• win send mo their express and post office twenty-sixth day of January, A. D. 1870, and record• and .they are equally creditable to the Guide. in the I.NGiiAM Cou.NTV DE.MoouAT,a newspaper print• ises hereinafter described, iu tho township of ed the twenty-seventh day pf January, A. D, 1870, in address. Resp'y. T. A. SLocir.M, M.C, ed and circulated in said county, three successive Meridian. In said county, all the right, title and tbe ollico of the register of deeds of the county of patriotism and good sense of the adminis weeks previous to said day of hearing. interest of Byron Mason, an inconipotont person, in Best iodides and vegetable alteratives .12yl 181 Pearl at., New York Ingham, in the state of Michigan, in liber twoHty-six A truo copy. . Q. A. SMITH, and to certain real estate in suid county, described aa tration. of mortgages, on page thirty-soven et. al. thereof, the north-east quarter of north-oastqnartorof section make Ayer's Sarsaparilla the best blood 3wA Judge of Probate. which mortgago waa duly assigned on the twenty- Geo. W. GttisToi,, Probate Register . thirteen, ia township No. four north of range No. Mfisoii aiarkets. eighth day of itay. A. D. 1887, by Charles Bailey and medicine. * one west. Meridian, iu Ingham county and state of -The U. S. Navy will soon he in a oondi- David O. Smitli, executors of the last will and testa• Administrator's ijule. Michigan. ERNST DELL. Guardian ment of said Charles Bailey deceaaed, to Georce W. ORAIN. ' tion to compete with that of any nation, Piitcui.s Granted By virtue of a license to me gninted. on tho 8th day Fitch, guardian of Frank Bailey, of the township of of said Byron Mason, an incompetent person. @ 8.1 WHEAT, Rod, No. 2, por bushel of January. I8S0, by Q. A. Sniiili. Judco of Probate Howell, Livingston county. Michigan, which said ae- Dated December 14th, 1888. 61w7 , unle.ss the republican administration and (3) 8'J To citizens of Michigan during the past WHEAT, White, No. 1, por bushel of tho county of Ingham, and state of Michigan, signment was duly recorded tho flrst day of May, A. WHEAT, White, No. 2, per hushol ( I'l one hundred and fifty-nino rods, thence east ilfty rods, mortgage there ia claimed to be due at the date of Sherman, harrow tootli; A. T. Lindorman, Whitehall, 1882. in liber CO of raortgagoa on page 72, and was BUTTER 1^ 18 thence south to the place of beginning; all of said this notice, the sum of nine hundred forcy-eisbt dol- Btriiction of a dynamite cruiser on tbe pat• cmto; G. W. Love, Grayling, strawberry vine cultiva• again assigned October 25th, 1888. by said L. X. Spal- LARD, porpoiind @ . 8 land being in township No. 2 north of ningo 1 east, lam and twenty-seven cents (8948.27), and no suit or tor; O. P. Russell Kalamazoo, harrow; O. H. Triplia- ford tn Curtis M, Beeman, which last assignmeiit was tern-of the Vesuvius, which on its recent APPLES, Dried, per pound @ 3 (fngliam) in the lounty of Ingham and state of proceedings at law having been instituted to recover' gen, Portland, combined corner iron and and tighten- recorded In said register's ofSco November lat, 1888, PEACEES,Dried, por pound 0@ 10 Michigan. T. DENSMORE, Administrator tbe debt now remaining secured by said moitguge or Dg device for wire miittrasaes; Daniel Warnor, Bron• in liber 07 of mortgages on page 509; upon which trial trip attained the greatest speed of any UVE STOCK AKD MEAT. any part thereof: Notice is therefore hereby given, aon, fence. of the estate of Adaline Clough, Deceased. mortgage thero is claimed to be due at the date of thia CATTLE, porlOO pounds 2 OOfiUS 00 that on Tliuradoyi the 14tth day of February, vessel afioat, and a 3,500 ton crnisin2 mon• Dated January 9th, 1889. 2w7 notico the sum of eleven hundred'and sixty.aix dol- BEEF, Dressed, por 100 pounds 4 0U@5 00 A. D. 1839, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said law, and an attorney fee of twenty.five dnllara, cove- ' itor on the plans prepared by Representa• CATAERU. HOGS,por 100 pounds 4 00®4 25. day, at the front door of tho court house, in tbo »il- nanted for in said mortgage and provided by law, and PORK, Drossed, por 100 pounds (?5 00 IrserySMani Fan For Sale!^ lage (uow city) of Mason, in' said county of lughani, no suit or proceedings at law having been instituted tive Thomas of Illinois. HAMS, por pound 3® 9 state-of Michigan, (that being tlio place of holding to recover tbe moneys secured by said mortgage or Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Pever-A New SflOULDERS.perpound • (S 7 All partiea who contemplate planting orchards or the circuit court within tho county la which the any part thereof; now therefore, by virtue of tho Another foreign diplomat seems desirous Home Treatment. CHICKENS, Drnsaed, por pound 8® 9 ornamouUila will do well to see F. L. Wesley, genoral moitgaged promises to be sold aro aituated), the said power of sale contained in said mortgage, and tbo - CHICKENS, Live, por pound ® 0 agent for Bronaon & Hopkina, nurserymoD, Geneva, mortgage will be foreclosed by sale at public vendue, statuto in such case made and provided, notice is Suffotora are not soaorally aware thatthoaediaeases of following in the footsteps of Lord Sack- TURKEYS, Live, per pounit. fa> C N. Y., before purchasing elsewhere, as tliey make a to the highest bidder, of the premises contaioed lu hereby given that on tbe Second day of Fobro- are contagious, or th&t thoy aro duo to the preaence TURKEYS, Droaaed, per pound .„ S® 9 specialty of Uuaslan budded stock. AgoBts wanted. said mortgage, (or so much thereof as may be noces- »ry, 188», nt twelve o'clock, noon, I shall sell at ville. He has been inteiTviewed in a news• of living paroaitoa in tbo liaine membranes of the BnitDINO MATEniAl. Also a farm of 80 acres of good land which bo will sell sary to satisfy the amount dne on such msrtgage public auction to the highest bidder, at the front door noae and euatacbian tuboa. Microscopic research, ^7ATEn LIME, por barrel @1 50 at a bargain. Terms of sale easy. Inquire er address with intereatand legal coats), including an attorney of the court houso in the city of Mason, Michigan, paper, and has impudently criticized the however, lias proved thia to be a fact, liiid the result CALCINED PLASTER, per barrel... 2 25@2 65 fee of filty dollars provided in said mortgage, that ia (that being the place where the circuit court for lug- ia that a simplfl remedy, haa been formulated, whereby 51m3o F. L. yfESLKS, Mason, Mich. action oi the senate-in" passing the Ed- PLASTERING HAIR, por bushel f (3 '35 to say: all that certain piece or parcel of land, lying ham countyis holden] the premisea described In said catarrh, catarrhaldeafnesa and hay fever are perms- SniJiGLSS, por thousand 1 00 und being situate In tbe township of Bunker Bill, in mortgage or ao much thereof as may b« neceaaary to nontly cured in fcom ono to three applicationa made . munds resolutions on the Monroe doctrine. LINE, GooiJ, per barrel ® 80 the county of Ingham, and atate of Michigan, known pay the amount due on aaid mortgage, with interest, «t home by the patient once in two weeks. N. B.— TUIC njlDCQi"<""i'°'nFlilIiidetiihIa LATH, por M.foet....,.,;, 4 00®5 00 and described as follows, to wjt; The south half of legal coats and aaid attorney fee. said premises being . He "is wiser than Lord Saekville, in that he For CAtarrhal discbnrgoa poculiur to femalca fwhites) J jPJ^Arfcfipii^-^aper aAv^ tbe northwest quarter of section number four (4) In doacrlhed-as followa,^a-wit: The louth half of the thia remedy is apocific. A pamphlet explaining this Tlio Oreat EnsUsli I'roawl»tUf N. WrTAY ER « SON. our authodzod ogonta. township number one (1} north of range number one south half of tho aojith-wcst quarter of section num. .does not allow his name to.appear. Bat it now treutmeaCwRt bo sent on receipt of ten cents by k Cures Weaknets, Spermatorrhea, (1) cast, conuining eighty acres of land more or loas,' bor twonty-nlne In township three north of two eaat A. H. Dixon & Soo,^0^^yo8t King atroet, Toronto, is certain to get out sooner or later, and if f Emissions, Impotency ond all DIs-! DatodNoTomber 12, A.D. 1888. (Iicroy), county oflngbam in tbe state ofMicblgBn, Canada.—&«9i(/;^.4tnarii:a».. ,, eases caused by self .abuse, or in• BatadNovombaratb.iasa. . - ' thcs published interview is authentic, we FRANK BAILEY, Assignee of Hitortgags, discretion. One package 81. she $S.' WiLUAB P.'.Yam W(MKtl!, Attorney forAialKOCD : • .. OHETWM. BIiKMAN,Ao«lgnoB. ' SuCTerers from catarrhal trouble* ataoali read tho jtanroiut] Bymoil. 'Write for Pamphlet, r^mai] Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT Vflball probably have to send another for• ttbovecarefally. - 42yl Qto, \V,BBitlai.| Attorney for Atiolgpo|i. ..uiuelu Clieiolcia Co,, 9etrDlt« itUcIu \

Tour Polks aud Our Folks. luffliain Couiitj' Doniocrat CorrespoiHl- ents' Associatloiu Dr. L. A. Shell of Charlotte, was in tho Burnliam&Co's city on Monday. Your committee appointed at the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Praiilt Drury are visiting and banquet held at the Donnelly House, GREAT PEREMPTORY SALE relatives at Kalamazoo this week. Mason, last March, take this method of

—OF— PostinuRter Mehan has been confined to informing all members of the association his house by illness for the past week. and any others lhat may, be elij/ible, that

Mrs. Willis Peek, late of Ashland, Wis• we have decided upon Saturday, February NORRIS & CHILD consin, i.s visiting Mason friends thi.s week. 9, 1881), as the date for holding the ne.-ct Unvo ojiuiiutl A Stuck uf Grocurlus 1:) Iho Htore oa Mrs. Dr.Waigoii and Mrs.Frank Gardner uuuual meeting and that not only the com• Miiplo Stroot, lat Uoor went of Ford'a llftziuir. Still Continues. Our Store -will be closed about of Lansing, spent Tuesday with Mason —OF— mittee, but the publishers of the De.mocrat, FEBRUARY 15tb. Hence the friends. earnestly request that every correspondent Mi-, and Mrs. Wm. Slarr of Lansing, nec 1 of the DEMOCKAi]_be present upon that oc• lyiiss .Josie Thompson, Sundayed with the The Best Goods, casion with their wives or husbands as the EI mz JJU latter's parents. Great Reduction Prices case may he. Banquet at one o'clock p.in. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Mittoer of Stock- #Lowest Prices! Let all come and have a good lime, and AND CARPETS bridt'e, aro gursts ol' C. W. VanSljke and We give you. Money is easier moved than bulky family this week. lhat aracle preparations may be provided CALI, .\ND JJE CONVINCED. it is desirable that so far as possible the Dry Goods. We are selling: Has Been. A Great Success. Mrs. R. Hall returned last Thursday publishers be notified of your acceptance evening from a risit to her .son Chas. H., Our best Kid Glove, Alcxanacr (black colors), 79e at St. Joseph, Mich. of this invitation. .'iOc Turiitey Re«I Tabling, (fast color) - 2.'>c Thousands of residents of Central Mich• Mr. and Mrs.S. II. McCord have returned It is expected that the meeting will be BOOTS and SHOES igan have talten advantage of this oppor• Broadhcad DrcHS Goods. - 1.5 and 20c from Manchester, where they have heen for tunity to secure desirable merchandise al held at the Donnelly House. A Complelb Lino nt Pricub ad Low ua thu 6-4 Broadlicad i!>rcss Goods, - 33c several weclts past. prices never before known. Fraternally Y''our3, Lowest. Knitliu? Cotto.u (ball) - - 4c We ofl'er this week many lines of New Attorney .lohu M. Corbin of Eaton Rap• Joh.v Hjmeluerger, Coat's Thread (spool) - 4c Goods, bought for the early spring trade, ids, made this olhce a friendly call while in U. D, LrxDSAY, Table Oi! Clotii, best quality, per yd, - - 21c which we include in this . the city last Friday. Goods Delivered to Any Part of tlie City. W, G, IIawcrokt, Mr. aud Mrs. David Shaiill of Charlotte, Our lalcb string hangs out, Mako it a point to call in and got Prices thtit Executive Committee, will induce von to buy. Dm were the quests of their son, J. H. Shaull HIGHEST CASH PRICE and wife over Sunday. Ufarriatre Licenses. Our Cloak Sale still continues, COMF before the sizes are gone and ud orjS make your selection. ,1. H. Saycrs and A. 0. DuBnia have Paid for All ICiiids of I'lirui Produce. The followlii;^ niairriage licenses huve been attending ilie Grand Lodge, F. & A. REYNOLDS BROS., SlaytOIl'S OM Mi been ^'ranted since our hist report: .M., at Detroit this week. eaJsmsssssnT, Niimo and IlcHidriico. • Ajjo We have the best -10c Tea for SOc to he found in Mrs. Frank Elicit o( Hasting-s nee -Miss TO—CIiiiTlttri KoHHiittor, Ij(M-oy ;1G die city. Try it. NOKKIS CHILD. Hallie Bristol, has been visiting pareiiLs Marthii WicUliiuii, Laray :tli II—Tlioiiiari Wiini, Btiiik(-*rliiII 'Jf' and friends here tlii.s week. Ciirrin LMiititl. Bunkerhill I'J—Hinuii {IiiHhiiiitn, LiiiiMhi;; Addison Bates and John DavidHoii have Sunday morning's Jack.son Pattn'o/says: Moilii' Diiiiiii^ciiri, LarittliiK I'J .Miss Wolfe of Mnsnp; i.s the guest ol her 13—Ari.!itir 0. riiTCi-, LilmhIuk been titkeii into custody upon a requisition .iLHi'pliiiiii Jtiiiclic, L;iiiriiiiK lio .sister, Mrs. B. V. Granger. - from Now York state, charging ihciii with In our (I'armGut Department. We Uev. ,T. Nelson Vvebh of Seward, Neb., Seliool llejiort. grand larceny. Thi.s is a mutter growin Sliow Four Hundred and Sevenly- was a guest of his nephew, F, W, Webb iind out nf the bonded grain transactions One GarnumiH, family, the lirst of the week, The foIlowiMf,^ pupils of district No. 'J, and Messrs, Bates and Davidson will con Aureliu-S. were iiOL absent during the month Mrs. W. C. Weslhind, the "liettor half" test the legality of the requisition. ondin;^ Jan. 18 : 10 be Closed of tho Grand Ledgi; JndcpeiidaU, viaiicd Single and Light Double Harness, Team Harness, n.uiii, friends in Mason the lirst of ibe week. ET. L, Hasbrouck was at work at .1, lltiriiiuit Utillt'u, (7nict' Siiiilli, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Gloves, Mittens, Pants. i;iuiil1.* niiii..ii, Uliini riniilli, DeLanialer's Wednesday, and after a gen Mr. and Mi-.s. Geo, E. Brown, 7 Hi .Mich .lulill IIi>IlJLtllli)D, Kiiiiuio Siiiitli, Shawl Straps, Ladies' Club and Hand Eags,&c Elegant S.^•tl I'lii-sli (iarmcnt.s (Quilled lleincii had been looking at tho relics Jay Ave, east, Lansing, were the guests ol F i-'g-itiT Kliiott, Minnie Siiiitli, 1ms gatlicred together and keeps on ex Saliu Lining, I.niidon Dye) at \V. Parker and wife the first of the week. Orriii Ft)rr.v, Ufllii lIolN'y. Lotlif- Smilh, liibitioii in his window, ,Mr. llaabrouck Hhixit) Sinitli, TEN DOLLARS. Clinton llnckonbury and D, A, Casterlin piclccd up an old revolver which was sent of Charlotte, were in the city on business A. G. U'li.so.v, Teacher. to the present owner hy a brother duritiff Beautiful Sill; Warp IJcnriettas, last Thursday, and made this ollice a the war, and which contained two loads. Circuit Court Proceedings. 85 CENTS. Iriendly call. lie, drew it up marksmanlike fashion and pulled the trigger, when to his astonishment FineC-i French Broadlieads. .Mr. and Mrs, .lamoa Kirby, of the ba• Synopsis of proceedings since our last the ball went crashing through the large Very Large Stock of Horse Blankets, zaar, are enjoying a few weeks' vacation at report : ONE DOLLAR. window and directly towards the window of Larger Stock of Whips than ail others I'arma and vicinity, with relatives and Susan Cole, James B, and ,Iesse M. Cole the bank. Fortunately it struck a pillar at Silk Plush (all ahade.i) former neighbors. in the city combined. vs, Hilrry 0. Call, sheriff, and Jay Willard, the bank, saving the glass window,—Leslie 48 CENTS. S. II. Beccher returned Tuesday evening, Local. My stock of Robes is Unequaled in the county deputy sberilT—replevin. Judgment for having buried his brother, Mark H., whose • for Quality and Price. In Corsets we show several Popular Makes death we mentioned last week, at OakQeld, def'endante for SG78.95 and costs of suit. I have the Best Fifty Cent Paced Mitten in Mason. • at Less than Manufacturers' Prices. Genesee county, N. Y. The People vs. Burns Hernley—resisting

an officer. Arraigned and pleaded not All Wool Dre.ss Goods J. E. Kilhorn, Michigan Central agent Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. at Topinabee (formerly of Mason) passed guilty, and case continued. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. through here yesterday morning;, accom Orman W, .Ibhott vs, Mary Geisenhoefer Children's Union Suits reduced to panied by his witceuroute for Chariotte. REMEMBER THIS IS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WORLD —appeal. Verdict of not guilty. When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatoria.. A, I. Barber went to Chariotte Tuesday, 35 UENTS. Lewis C. Webb vs, Harntnoiid S, Rolfe-— When she was a. Child, she cried for Castoria, having been subpoenaed as a witness in a RENOWNED 5 A HORSE BANKETS. Lonsdale and Fruit of the Loom Bleached attachment. Judsment on default, $104.03. When sho became Mias, she clung to Castoria, lawsuit. He returned aud will go tomor Sheeting, When she had Children, she gavo them Caatoria. row, when it is e.^pected the case will be John Whitely vs. Wm. Vf. Osborn—re• 81-2 CENIS. called. plevin, 'Verdict of si.-c cents over and Above are a Few of the many things carried in stock.

Heavy Indigo Blue Shirting, John B. Dwinell returned last Thursday above his costs and charges. Dr, C, L. Randall of Dansvilie, called a from Battle Creek, Nashville, and other SIX CENTS. Henry Crane vs, Geo, W, Halstead. Ex• our office while in the city Tuesday, and in places, where he had been visiting relatives ecution on judgment ordered against de• in company with his brother from the state the course of his conversation remarked fendant and his bondsman, A. S. Noble. BURNHAM & CO., Lansing. of New York, who also returned home last that both Mason and Charlotte seemed to week, .lohu Abbott va, Frank Chaffee—trespass turn a cold shoulder to the projected east on the case. Trial had and judgment ren Mr, and Mrs, Osborne and little daughter and west railroad, but this in no wise dis• of Silver city. New Mexico, returned last dered fur $457.7.0 hy direction of the court. courages him—the road, somewhere in this Monday, after a pleasant visit with relatives Stay of proceedings entered until and in vicinity, being a sure thing. We believe and friends in Mason aiid vicinity, Mr, eluding second Monday of next term of Tnis paper can he found on file at Geo. P. Rowoll & 0, is a son of Chauncey Osborn, deceased, the doctor is wrong when he says that Co.'s Newspaper Adi-ertising Bureau'(10 Spruce St.) court in which to settle bill of e.\ceptioiis, one of Mason's early pioneers. Chariotte and Mason "turn a cold shoulder" where advertising contracts can he made foritin Alfred Wise vs, Oscar Hart, Stay of New York. AVill Searl and wife and little daughter to the road. We believe both cities are proceedings until and including first day of came down from Petoskey Saturday and deeply interested and will do anything Oflicial Directory. are enjoying a visit with relatives and ne.xt term, to allow plaintiff to move for reasonable to secure a short cut to Detroit SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS. friends here at their former home. Will new trial. and the east, but when you talk about pur• Moderator J. C. Can.so." has been in Detroit a few days this week, In the matter of the appeal of Prudence Director E.N. Bbowk attending the Grand Lodge, F. & A, M, chasing the earth and offering it to some Aaseasor C. \V. VasSi.vke .M. Webb from the decision of the probate C. C. KiTcir railroad corapany on a silver platter, it does Secretary 0. F. Miller, of the Farmers' Truatoes J.C. Cax.nos judge, disallowing her claim against the J. M. DnEsaaa Mutual Insurance Company of Ingham make them a little bit chilly, that's a fact, estate of David Webb, deceased. Further county, went to Lansing Tuesday to attend but the doctor may rest assured that the CITY OFFICERS. the slate association of Farmers' Mutuals, stay of proceedings until 2Sth day of Jan people of Mason, at least, can be quickly Mayor ,L C, Caxson before which he delivered an address in the uary entered. Olert A. G. Lvon warmed up in railroad matters whenever evening. Subject: Is Second-class Prop City Marshal _ Jav W. Lank The People vs. .Joseph Washington, Treasurer and Collector A. J. liAtL ertf more Hazardous than First-class ? anything tangible can be presented. It is U.S. rCLLKR Alonzo Perry, Alexander Talbott and School Inipoctor Yesterday he was elected one of the vice- _ Piiiui' Nice but a few years since they contributed liber• Street CommlisioDer. Robert Washington — robbery. The case presidents of the association. John A. lUnNis ally towards surveying an eastern outlet L. n. Rich was given to the jury yesterday afternoon Justices of the Peace A. 1'. DttAKE Our 25c Coffee is extra fine. Try it and and we believe they would contribute fully S, W. Uammonp and after remaining out all night they A. V. PiKK be convinced. A. L, Vaxdercooc. their share towards the construction of a Aldermen at Large .1. E. Coy returned a verdict of guilty, recommending road. l.M. EVAUTS James McCreery of Locke, for 45 years Robert Washington to the .mercy of the Atdornien, 1st ward C. L. CA»TitiaiN A, lUcDoNALIi a respected citizen of the county, died on court. The Leslie Republican tells of a rallier Atdonnon, 2d ward j, a. undku1iii.l mysterious accident that happened to James Supervisor, Ist ward , John Lask.niiv Monday last, aged 67 years. The Sally M. Sanders vs. Adoniram Supervisor.2d ward...... A. I. Uaiibeb divorce case is now in progress. Gallup of Vevay, ou Monday, the 14th inst. Barlow Wilson, A, Stevens and William It says : "As Jas. Gallop of Eden, was (laveats, and Trade-.M'arks obtained, and ail Pat

Among the chuiiks of wisdom found in a very good audience enjoyed the exercises damage was done to the team or buggy, The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Drawing Room Sleepers, the Grand Ledge Independent, we endorse of the several sessions. but Mr. Gallop was considerably bruised Baptist church will meet with Mrs.T. Wil- theloUowing: "Every merchant that has' about the bead and face." Handsome Day Coaches •When 1 cay CmtE I do not mean merely to co.\ nest Tuesday afternoon at half past The Sunday schools of this city, have been a judicious ad vertiserknows absolutely stop them for a time, and then have them ro» two. extended an invitation to the County Sun• -AND- tarn again. I mean A KADICAL CDEB. that advertising pays, and pays big. But IsLiud Corners. I have made ,tho disease of • day School Association to hold their next Mrs. Lucinda Depuy, whom we men• the most successful merchant never lets up . FREE Colonist Sleepers convention in this city, which they will do Jaxuary 22, 1889. FITS, EPILEPSY or tioned last week ns having been granted a on ad\%rti8iog as soon as the dull season WITE KITCHEN AND LAVATORY. some time in March, The arrangements, Wallace Sturgis of Okemos, has bought rALUNG SICKNESS, mother's pension, has received a draft lor sets in. The live merchant does not care will be left to a committee from the several 40 acres of woodland, formerly owned by Alifo-lone atndy. I •warkaht myremcdy.to $2,334. to be idle and let his goods get sbell-wnrn, James Morrison ; price $620. elms'the worst cases. Because others havo schools in this city, lailoc] is no reason lor noSnowroceivmg a euro. so when trade slacks up he looks over bis THE ONLY LINE TO Ford & Kirby, having sold their entire Mrs. H. Slimmer and neice, Miss Carrie ScBdat oniM for a treatiseaaaarKBB BoxTLB stock and prepares for a series of special Slimmer, are visiting at Leslie. The TEJJEE GREAT CITIES of MONTANA, •ot my IM-AILIBIB BEMEDIT. .GiveExpresft Stock of groceries, will devote their entire A floral exhibition on a large scale is aniC Poet Office. It costs yon nothing uz a sales on goods that he would rather get the A little son of Henry Clarke is very sick time to their bazaar and wall paper busi• being organized by the Detroit. JournaZ for trial, oiijil it will euro yon. Address with congestion of the lungs. , GREAT PALLS. HiC.ROOT.M.C, I83PEAliLSCiSi:?\/«lBK ness, and will make it more attractive than money for than carry them over lor a year. the benefit of the various Detroit charities. HenryClark sold a large draft colttoday ever before. * Then he spreads printer's ink over tha It will be held nest April, iii the Detroit to Dr. J. B. Park of Okemos, for $150.'" HELENA AND BUTTE! people's nfiwspaper3,showinf; alluring offers Frank 'Walker of White Oak. who was rink, which, by the way, is located on the PCNNYROYA L W A F E H S. : ^> * The flandsomest Lady in Sloson For maps and general information inquire of your that result in keeping his store full of cus. The remedy by a phyalclan i. site of the 1883 Art Loan. VEach of the own Ticket Agent, or , • convicted of forgery a few years ago, was Remarked to a'friend the other day that she brivUig 30 years' obaolutespe-•. .• tomers. In fact, while his neighbor and y. I. WHITNEV, . dal, and prlvate.-experlenco.ir^ charities has appointed a representative to found in bed with another man's wife last knew Kemp's Balsam for the throat anti Gon'l Pass, nnd TicketAgt,, treating female • dlaooaen.. IS;i; his neighbor's clerks are sleeping on the St.Poul.Minn. . used monthly -n-lthi nlea.'dag . a night and at three o'clock this morning co-operate,'and all the florists have signed lungs was a superior remedy, as it stopped aiiccdsii DV over 1(1,000-ladlea,-,;.;;' counters, thp hustler is continually studying her cough instantly-when other congh rem young married or at chanBe.'-;-,; Constable Daniels of Dansvilie, landed an agreement to cdroperatei It promises Guaranteed safe, always .effec-ie,'!- crnUCDTIC CDC <" eO'ere.who wish to examino as to what offers to make and then adver• edies bad no effect whatever.^ So to prove tual;. take no gahatltutoyfon?*' the fellow in the county jiiil and he to be an affair of.grent interest, and for a HUBEII I IwCllv this paper, or obtain Mtinutoi Wnfera. Tout dnig)rt»tr-,)m»:'?-j this and convince you of its'merit any tising them before the people with the , them. 81' per boir-«eewely;;ai irill be arraigned before Justice Hatnmond most worthy purpose. The entire proceeds on adwrtiiing space wheai'n Chicago, will find it on filwt druggist will give yott a sample bottle/ree. niaUi Addreaa with stamg for sonledpmlcu-vi.-' rsauU that bis baaineas ia al«Ta;a booming.'-'. 4«to5 to49"Randolp« Randolph St,'St^yjjjjjJKjIIQIIIJg, ^ lara, kcbkka cueiiciii CO., DETBon:;Miai«. i\ ihis morning on a charge of adaltery, ^ ia'^togo;io charity. :. Large size 50 cents and SI. * IhoAdyortiilngAgoiwyof WolKhingour words carefully, and fully pre- by Ms li(3arfcy and hopeful letters, the eriolc Town:" and that no Union flag! ^]S[I] Qf DUDLEY'S PLOTS, mim^ or congress. THE BLUE AND TIIE GRAY parod to accept all tho consequoiieou, wp young wife aud mother took new heart, was displayed hy any old woman of' pronounce tho course of Judj;o 'WoodB in Anotlier year passed—moro than a that or any other'ncme while Stonewall thi.s matter a nion.strous abuse of his judi- IMPOKTANT MEA.SUKES CO>'SIDEIUi:r» AS.SI.STJilD 3JV MATT QUAY AND ACTED UrO>'. irjJi:i.D OF BATTLK. CLAItlCSOX. ons, dishonorable and utterly unprocedent- sands more of homos North and South a beautiful liguro, but as much a myth od jierversion ot tho machinory ot justico were-desolated, aud there -was heavy as Halo's "Man Without a Country,," to the purposes of knavery, and wo bellevo Scarcely has the country recovered TIis Trio Chnrgred l>y li rroTilliition Or^-un that it shouhl load to his'lmpoiiohmont in• At the Nation's Capitol — -\Vliat In Being ThriUInff Storic.-i of tho Rolialllon—Old -^voe in the region of the Western Ke- ivith iriivliig Itrlbed iin Knijiloyo to Stent stead of, as it probably will, to his promo• Dono hy tho ,Scnat« nnd Uou.so — Old SoltliorK iinti .SnilorK Jttjcitu Int«r*5stiiiff sorvo that had sent forth that gallaut from the shock of this disillusion be• tion to the Supremo bench of the United Miittorn DiaiiosocJ of and N»w Onoa Coii- band. Still Elbert was siiarod, fore it is called on to confront another, Its Subscription XX^i—Corrobonitivo T*s- Komlnisconccs of llfo in Cuinii uiid on States as soon as it i.s in tho power of Uon- tiiiioii.v J'-uniisluMl. Nidurcd. "I have been ill every b.ittlo of tho liefore the stern hammer of the vora• janiiu Harrison to rowai-d hini iu this man• Xiiii ttuiendinunt to tho tariff bill, providing [Now York difijiatch.] regiment," he wrote to his father, "aud cious historian falls the beautiful struc• ner r.3r drngsing his judicial robes in the for plaoiui,' salt upou the free list, fuiuished Sonf: of tint Cmiiia:i-Bun. The pi-ojirieturs and publishers of lUth of Dudley.' have escaped all harm, JNet a sick day ture that Kead roared in "Sheridan's tho topic fordobatttiu the Sena.eou tho Ijtb hist., and occupiud the enliio day, ^ir, £:priutjor Eido," In his "Personal iMemoivs" tho Voicii. the organ of the Prohibi• Absolution fop Dudlo.v- leomefrom thoothor, clott liollyasldo, have I known sinco I loft home," tlil.j ciihed up lu tho Houhu ua tho spejiiU order tion party, make some veiy unijleasaut Throa^h the air of tho f.oft auimner morning; And to Emily: Sheridan himself tolls the story, wliich [I-'rom tlio Chicago Herald,] tho Sonitte b.ll for the admisalon ol South Do- 1 come witli a sonq ati 1 dasli on my way— is graphic and interesting enough, but charges against C,)uay, Clarkson and , The crimes of Dudley, whereby In- kola and tho ortaoiaa-ii-u of .tho Terriiory of Both n diri;e andamoHHa oof warniitct; "Cheer up, dettr wife! I am safe. North lJo,l.ot4. and u, lungiliy dabato followed, Di-.dley, the mtuiiigevs of the Kepubli- ' diana vas carried for the Piopublicaus, Bo iKoot. id.o dreams, nor romaucu of lovo. God is preserving me for you and little veiy much less so than tho poem. In -u'lthoui'iuaiou. The Prosidctut iraiiuioJLtod to Nor i>oot"8 soft halm-breathini; story can campaign,' It is to tho effect that have not o,scaped punishment without Ebhy, KisH the child forme. The war tho first pLice ho was not "twenty bom houso.^ of Cv)Ui;reBs u. r port from liio Socro- Ol aniior-oliul kiilclil, at tournament say, miles away," but a little moro than two clerks in the oflice of the Vo'we seriously compromising the incoming lary of Slalw, with later toiiebpunUenoe, siuce WJioro a Bcarf •\v,iH tho f^uerilou of Klory— is rapidly drawing to a close; it cannot ])uc,-Jl, exhibiting tho progrcas of tno diaturb- stole the mailing lists of that p:i])cr administration. Through a direct WliJsilinb' HO nirlly. last mucii long.'r. Soon we shall be olcvon. Instead of gallojung all the niicos in Samoa u)) to tho present datu. In his Past the . ar waiiiy, .and sold tliuui t;i Quay and Clarkson exertion of the iullueneo of tho Presi- niebsage of trHiisniillal tuo I'reuidont says : -in reunited; and what a reunion that will distance over the "smooth, hard high• \Vatchiu;; ino narrowly, tlie midst of the disturbances which lia«o arisen way leading down," he mot the retreat• for ^ii'JO aud a promise of other .situti- dent-elect .the .Judge of that district CrasliiUa 1 como I be!" at Samoa such powers have been o.vorciscd utj ing troops before he got half a mile tions. These lists, it is alleged, were has reversed his opinion of the guilt of Beom to be within oxecutivo control uuder the B»3ft-linrlod from tho bastion, mid volumes of That November occurred the battle of from Winchester, and from that on ho used during the recent camjniign to ; Wudloy, and tho Grand .Jury has been ConalituLlon n.ud hiws, and which appear to imoke, Franklin. It was kuowa at homo that accord Willi our naliona,i policy and condiliou, defeat the objects of the Prohibition instructed that it must have proof, not Iut of the f;itliei-, saw the .igi- gener:ition—is one of tho few living low's "Evaiigo- circulars and lists, 'The hitler cop of th.' political 1 hickmaileps who ran while Idaho waa not askhig for lulmiaaion into taiioli of the wife, 110 referred to tho aud well-preserved of the mightiest Iliu Union, ildi.l ask for an eualiliug act which his camiiaign, tmd this may lie felir- lilio" so patliotic tniiird the names aud addresses of be• Wiiuld ex adeliiiito time wlien it could assiimo record. ])erforiuors in a nation's tragedy. (-!on- liavo oflmi b.'C'U tween .10,000 tmd ,00,0(10 subscribers to lessly alleged by every citizell -who had tile reaponaibilitioa of siateliood, Tho House "The mim was wounded at Fi-;mklili, crals Grant and Leo are gone. Han• paaaci a hill cou.itiiutiug Columbus, Ohio, a i-o|iratocl, with the \'oli;i\ Clai'ksoli asked if I could hojied to see Dudley go to jail, port of delivery, it seems," he said, "and is report.'d this cock, Illwell, Hooker, Hood, .lob V a r i a t i o n.s, in uot get the names nnd addresses of miii-iiiug • eonvalescelit.' Yes,'you may Stuai't, Pemberton—and now last and CAUL SCHUJJZ'S VIEW'S. I'cal life. They ,")^,0llll clergj-incn and also of the .500,- Jill. HOAi',, from tho Committee on Privileges sec liim. Steward, show this gentle• foremost of the recent survivors. Sher• and IClyclioiis, reponed buck to tho Senate with• occui-red ni ;i ii y OliO favniers. I did not think I could. man and lady to cot 7IJ1, War.L 1.^." idan, has been laid to rest at Arlington. \Vhat It Was, in His Opinion, Tliat I)o- out amoiidiiiem, ou the 17th Inst., iho concur• times iu thu For the list,already furnished Clarkson rent roaohitiou roceuLly ntroluced by him. aa Thej- traversed the long halls, lilled Tho two most distiugnishod of the t-eiited CInv,.hind's Jte-cIeath of duty, hard and stern as it was; fought for his country, and was last jority mountain high. It is truly One memoi-j- of tho war he will letter being in tyije-writing like a ment provides for a boimry ot ono cent a l>ut the heart, woman's heart especi• seen, before this great mystery swal• amazing that he came so near wlhning jiound ou sugar pi-oduceil from boots, aorghum, speak of—one hero of the Union forces more famous letter from the same gen• and cane grown in the Unit(.-d Status, Tlio Kouso ally, -Nvill cry aloud for its idols, aud it lowed him from us." tho victory—so near, indeed, that a he is ever ready to discuss—Gen; ral tleman: ajieut tho day in the consideration of tho Tor• •was more like tho bitterness of the last ritorial biila. Mr. JIcDouald'a substitute for Upon that field the veterans surviv• Sherman. Let the name of Sherman WAsniNT.Tox, 13, C, Doc, 22, ISSS, change of only S,OUO votas in, the tho omnibus bill was lirst rojoctod by a voto jporting than aught else, to give them ing the struggle clasped hands aud To Chorloa A, Durfoo, Eacj,: State of New York would have given be mentioned and the chances are that of yeaa, 117; nays, lil-i, McDonald and Tarsnoy TBj). And so, after the usual prcsenta- DejV,i: MR—Your favor just rocoivod. In him the election. I have endeavored fraternally fought the struggle o'er the old man's eye will soften, and he voting wilh the Uepublicima iu its favor, iVfr. reply, I will say that as ,soon as I am ready 4M>n of swords, bolts and sashos to olH- again. A. grizzled Georgian looked to study the causes of that result to Spriuger then offered an aniondmont to tho will say: "AVell, it's .all over, but Ishall b-_^ glad'to have your services in the omnibus bill, providing lhat if a division ot (ccra, tho singing and playing of nation- the best of my opportunities, and I am intently at this mother and son, aud •Tecump' and I wero classmate.'?." niatl;er that Mr. Clarkson and I woro talking Dakota ia authorized, and a majority of all the x& airs, the oration by some eloquent touched his hat to Emily. to yon about. It will necessitate your com• much inclined to think that the tariff votes cast at tho eloeiion provided for in tho And so it was. These two highest- ,Jawyer or divine, came act; shall bo In favor of tho Sioux Falls Consti• "1 beg your pardon, madam; this ing here, and I can arrange. I think, for you reform issue was not Mr. Cleveland s ranked combatants now living studied to li.-ivo a room lo sleep in in tlie headquar• tution of IfiS"), it shall bo tlio duty ot tho con• young gentleman remuids mo strongly weak point, but really his strength. vention Tvhich may assemble at Sioux J''ttl]B to higarithms, made field-notes of en- ters building. Wo will soon settle about tho tho sudden partings, Buuh as press resubmit to tho pooplo ot South Dakota for of something that happened here We observe the significant fact that !3nio life ont of young hciirts, and choking slgha ginceriug defenses, rode horses in cav• details whon I am ready for you to come. rutilication or rejection tho Hioux Falls Con• Wliich no'or might bo ropoalod. eighteen years ago. Among our pris• Very truly yours, W, W. Dudlev. Mr. Cleveland mado his gains mostly alry tactii/s, went out to old Benny stitution of ISnS, and also Iho articles sepa• oners was one mortally wounded, a fine in cities in industrial centers, where rately submitted at tiiat time, including tho, Such scenes were of common occur- H.aven's 23lace for pop and ginger beer PART1SA>' .JUDGE WOOD.S. the tariir question came nearest home soloction of tho temporary scat of Government, young fellow with a face ever so much acnce in the summer and fall of 1802 tog3ther, and now, when both have with such chiingos as rolato to tho ntuiio and to tho voters, where it was most apt al3 over the Xorthern States, It is to like this one. I brought him some bonndarlea of the proposed State, to tbo roap- fought their fight aud the years are to crowd out all side issues, and -where, portionment of tho judicial and logishitivo «ino such, occurring in Western Ohio, water, and he tried dreadful hard to His Decision in tho Dudley Case Dc-clarcd gone, those whose rare privilege it is districts, aud such other aiiicuiimentB as may lo Uo Scaiulaloua aud Dishnnoriiblfj. through the easy exchange of opinions, aiat the attention of the reader is di- talk, but ho was too far gone. Whon bonocesaary to comply with the provisions of to see the two together .and -witness theeducation.aljn-ocess usually goes ou this act. On motion of Mr, Perkins (Kau,) an aected. he died, he had got me to feeling so The Indianapolis Sentinel prints an their antics often wonder if, after all, quickest. Mr. Cleveland lost mostly amendment was adopted proviiiiog that if tho Possibly three htmdred couple were badly for hun that I took the body just editorial fiercely attacking Judge Sioux Falls constituiion is ratillod by tho peo• there ever was a war. in tho agricultural districts, where Bssndered liy this parting who were as over'there to tho bank of the Harpeth Woods for his alleged change of front ple of South Dakota tho J'lesideut shall insaa old opinions are most stubbornly his pi-oclamalion doolar ng tlio State of South iu affording Dudley a loophole of es- yoraig, as devoted, and as grieved by Eiver and buried it, for I thought it •Who Killed Stonewall .Tackson? Dakota admittod into tho Uuloii, Mr, ,Spi-ing. clung to, Avhere old prejudices. are tie ]):irting as were Elbert Thorn aud might happen that I should find his ca25e. The article concludes as fol• or'a amonduiont as amoudod vas Ihon easily aroused, and where tlie agreed to, A similar i^-ovisiou rohiti-vo Smily Burt, Thoy shared to the full loved ones some daj-. I know the spot." ^ AMUEL A, AM- lows : educational process is always slowest. to tho admiasiou of Montaua was embodied iu aneasure the sorrows and the hopes of "Was there nothing you could iden• r~3n brose, a Corporal It is not necessary to ontor into details .-is the Bubstituto. Tlie House then voted on the If, in spite of all these disadvantages tu tho iiillueuco and motive that inspire this omnibus bill as ameuded as a substitute for tha sack a time. The more thoughtful of tify him by'?" Emily asked. \ ^ in Company B, unprecedented and scandalous abuse of ju• and the mismanagement I have men• Scnato moaaure, and it waa agreed to by a parly She girls realized, as did all the moth- "Only this letter "that I took from his ^vS^ Fourth Independ- dicial power, Thoy are patent to ovory- tioned, the inherent strength of the vote of yoaa, 13:1; naya, 12U, Tho Senate bill as CEjs, that many of these brave lads pocket." ^"S^^ ent Battalion body, Tho intimate personal and political amended by the Bubetilulion of the omuibu* tariff-reform cause, as the short dis• bill -naa then paased—yeaa, 141; nays, 98, «»nld never return from the South; ^ Ohio Cavalry, relations which William Wado Dudley occu• He took it from his diary and banded cussions of one campaign presented it pies to the I'residont-eleet of tho United aod they prayed (as she did) that night it to her. now residing, at rotates nro. generally known. Judge 'Wood.s, to the poijular mind, came so near de• ia its sleepless hours, "0 God, preserve Dayton, Ohio, Too Many. A ghastly rehc it was! The bullet it may not bo known, is also- ou inti- feating the tremendous array of intei-- 3iiin and bring him back safe to me," contiributes the that sapped that young life had per• m.ate and conlldenti.al relations, per• est and energy on the other side, what Fkst Actor-HeHo, Charlie! Baci following to the sonally atid politically', with tho Pres• That winter passed; the spring and forated it, .and the flowing life-blood would have happened if President again? How are things on the road? ident-elect, Dudley's crime placed a aaanmer brought the Vick.sburg eam- National Trib• had soaked it through. The date, the st:tin upon General Harrison's title to tho Cleveland brought out his tariil' mes• Second Actor—0, nothing extra. une: joign. Before the end of it came the place, the contents, the postmark were Presideutial office. His indictment would sage a year or two sooner, so that the First Actor—You made expenses, •»illage had a sensation. The minister all obliterated; only ono trace remained I have seen so not only deepen that stain but it would educational movement started by it didn't you? _ many statements as probably involve relations that would bo . ««ised to be inserted in the paper a to speak of the dead. It was the name would have had time to penetrate the Secoijd Actor (sadly)—I should say to "Who, Killed most embarrassing to that gentleman and to s»4ice of the marriage of Elhert on the outside oi the envelope, very Stonewall Jackson" many other conspicuous members of his par• rural districts as it has penetrated some we did; that's why I came back -svith- 33ioni and Em Iv Burt. The date faint, and yet legible. The years rolled that I thouprht I ty. Some time since Dudley served notice of the industrial centers ? And what out my trunk.—"Deiroii Free Fress. given was just <> e week prior to the back with her as she read. It -was her would givo tho ver• tliat his pockets woro filled with "dynamite," wUl happen if tjie discussion goes on, sion I learned la Lee County, Tircinia. from which would be exploded if he wore prose• Bather Anibiguons. departure of the regiment. o-wn hand-writing—the name of her and especially if the protective policy a Confederate Lieutenant—W. J. Murcie— cuted, Slatthow Stanley Quay visited In- Jepson—"What kind of a man is yonr "Yes, it is true," said the good man. soldier!—C'/i-ica.qo Ledger. who was captured by our command on Nov. diau.-ipolis iu his interest a few. weeks ago, continues to develop its cHaracter as a 4, 18G3. I hud charce ot the guards over tho and W. y{. Batoman, his business partner, breeder of monopolies? And this it sweetheart's father? "They wanted it.kept secret, for Elhert Save tho -War I'ooms. feared that his father would cut him prisoners, and be. being quito talkative, re• was here day before yesterd.ay on a similar will certainly do if the Kepublican Jobson—Nice man. Very polite. lated that ho was in Richmond at tho funer• errand. The strongest pressure, social, «sfiF if he married a poor girl. But it The Government has tahen, very party in power permits it, for the pro• Jep.—'Very polite, is he? al of Genoral Jackson, and had fiulte a talk personal, and political, was oxortod to save isnecessary for hernow that the fact properly, action to preserve the evi• with the man who flrod the fatal shot. He Dudley. Tho newspaper organ ot the Presi- tected interests are insatiable; they Job.—^Yes. He s.aw me to the door • •B» known." dence as to the historic battles of the said that during tho flcht it became neces• dont-oloct came to his defense. All tho will never be satisfied until not only last night.—Boston-Couriei: sary to chance the line ot battle, and that agencies that could be enlisted in his be• Mr." Thorn was a stern man, hut an late war; and surveys have been ordered all foreign' competition is cut off but General Jackson stationed a platooa o£ half wero sot in motion. As tbo probability and maiys made to the end that no fu- until it is made easy to them to neu• The Vatican has issued a notification intense patriot, and the distress of sharpshooters at a point oommnnding the of his indictment dovo.loped into a practical poor Emily when her boy was bom tnre changes in the battle-fields may entrance to a lariro ravine, and gave posi• certainty, the pressure was redoubled, imd tralize all home competition, too, by that the Pope -yill no longer pr^vpnt ajoved him. He visited her, assured obliterate the historic facts. Some• tive o ders not to allow anyone to pass In finally, all other expendients having loilod. combination. Catholics from taking part in elections • or out ot the place. Shortly atlior this, de- Judge Woods was induced to cull tho jury ier that he approved of his son's thing of a similar character, says the in Italy. It has been decided by the . sin'uK to pass this point, and being in a before him and tell them that he had mis• Detroit Free Fress, shoidd be done aioice, lind that it had not been neces- great hurry, ho supposed tho sharpshooters stated tho law to thera, and that they had Sacred College to allo-w Catholics en-. •MT to conceal the marriage from him. under government or other authority 'would recognize him and bo would go QO right to - indict Dudley unless certain tu-e liberty of action. Two EUKDEED ffirmers out in Des He wrote this to his son. and promised to protect and preserve the poetiy of through alt riglit; but he was mistaken. things,"not susceptible of proof, could Thoy commenced hring as soon as they saw be established. The Sentinel is informed Moines have declared that they -were Emily, wnose tears v\ ere no-w turned to the -war, which is being sadly discredit• "There are men -whose hair liM^ J what he intended to do, and with fatal con• and believes that this action was taken after the most monopoly ridden people on jrate'ful smiles that she and her babe ed by the historians. It is hut a few turned white in a single night." '"That's ; sequences. If I remember rightly, at the isonsultataon with .and upon the importuni• the footstool, and yet it's a safe bet that aiould be well cai-ed for till her sol• weeks since Whittier's beautiful poem third or fourth, shot ho threw up his hiiad. ties of men as close to Benjamin Harrison nothing; my wife turned green in, a-;-: every one of them wants more tariff dier should return, "' of "Barbara.Freitchie','was sacrificed at indicating, that ho was wounded, and then as his recent law partner. The occasion is single dye. piled on.—Chicago Times. the altar of history. The-insatiate and they roahzod that they had shot tholr com• one that calls forth the plainest of plain The ranks of the regiment had been mander. This Lioutoiiant was, I believe, a speaking. It our bench lulls us an honest The prettiest thing in a stocking prosaic collector . of facts discovered Teduced by disease and the bullet, biit member of tlie Porty-sixth •V'hginia. Colonel and fearless public oress must supply the The. population of "Wyoming is about Christmas morning is a pretty girra; that there -were no Freitchies in "Fred- SUm. dctlcienoy, so far ds it is in its power. Ell>ert was alivo and well. Eeosaured 85,000.. foot. , Richmond in "War TiniCA, Interested People. THE CUP WHICH CHEEKS. •f-'V'Sr '^T"' Advertising a patent modicioa iu the pol^^- boucliong, Oolong, Orange Pelsoe, Can- Every Tuesday night, dui-ing tho SPED1AL OFFER ton, Foo-GJioo, and Uaper, plain and winter, wo had a meeting of what wo liar way in which tbo proiiriotor of Kemp's scented. There are also different kinds Balaam, for Cougha and Colila does, it' 'is in- ONCE CURED NO RELAPSE. INTERESTING DETAiLS ABOUT caUod "The Starvation Club," our re• TO SUBSCRIBERS of THIS PAPEH. of India tea. • Tiiis tea has « more pene• dood •ffoudorfnl. Ho authorizes all drugtrists THE TJEA INOUSTKY. freshments consistmg of cold water; OilElttal Stateucat, mi. onaaal StateEeni, 1831, trating flavor and fuller body, qualities to givo all tlioso -who call for it, u samplo bot• but as we had excellent music, high RaaowcGi:Kto olVer tliuirp*i>o* Engl.nnd th an in America, i good deal ing. The Largo Bottloa are .'iUc and $ 1. Wo ttli St., B. Soiton, Mail.: withuiu'ti uuvvu-Uurilrio£ tbu rc;;iil;ir bubscrlpUos Tea DriiikinjT Once Violently Op• joyed these meetings greatly and danced wrlui; "U&d ftcuu rheu- •'SutJered acute palna 8 is imported into this countr^ from In• certainly would adviso a trial It may save mallun aevoral yean; posed—lialsiiiff iind I'iolcing tlie away merrily with the young oilicers, I (Trflv vorot; dmioeac nontha la tiotli kneei; lo THIi: CJriCAGO LKDOi;i: iH a Avell-loioim dia, but it is chielly used for mixing you from coiiHUmnlian. p'jy.dcUno attended ms; bad could Dotget up Funiily Stnry l^iiiior, now In its hcvrnlL'tMitli year, an£ Plant—Classifiing and. Selecting- remember one of those who had won a In a KPt'iit Luvnrit*! WIICI'L-VIT il Imunl. It in tlie ool/ with Other teas, tho people in this coun• liitl spMnii: no relief: not •tain. Applied Bt. Ja. eipscted tolly,for hourj; cotii Oil at nlgtit; mncli Teas. goldeu s)nir, of which he wa.s so proud \SVKt, aniiiMhoUlut jurttoiiii-liiill ttw. pricu of Eirt- try preferring a more delicately flavored Tl'onders Never Cense. rubbed all over with St. relieved la tho mornlrj. that he wore it to a meeting of our club, .-acobi Oil; Cnt applica• priiKtorypaiiurti, wliicli aro uo Uultur iu charactoe, tea, and Oolong, which is really the Tried It tsain; pain Anal- Proprietor Patent Medicine (iu hos- tion relieved; eeeond re- ly left me eatirely. 1 sjireading havoc among the young girls coved pain; aoatlnncd It is commonly lielievcd that tea wus purest aud best, is tho favorite. When have had noretum ofpaia whoso trains he ruthlessly tore: At jjital)—IMy poor friend, I hear you met see cnred me; no roUpie PUBLISHED WEEKLY, Erst taken to Emrlaud from Holland by picked it is almost already sun-dried, so In four yean; do aa much e 1 u c 0. I am completely with a terrible accident on the railroad, cured." Lords Ossery and Arlington in KJCo. Its that itis finished in tho pans at once other entertainments wo liad handsome vork ii ever." —AND— near Smith's Cros.sing. and is almost exactly tho same as when and abundant suppers, oven during the Ose soon became fashionable among the AT D".i;0GI3TS AND 11, ALCllS rVTRTWHEKE. Ilnncl.soincly IllTistriitecL wealthy, who while it was sold for §150 lakeu from tho bu.sh, except that tho utmost stringency of the blockade, for Patient—I'es; I was thrown fifty foot, THE CHARLES A. VOCELER CO., Baltlmoro.MiJ. _ Each IKKUU contJilnH from S tn IG IJIIKOH. and each t pound, idono could indulge in tho lux• moisture is evaporated. tho Eiohmpud people could still com• and given for dead. i»;ik'i! six cohnimH. It is iflfjiaiitly i)riiil<'(l on par* wtutc impLT l!rom iilaiii wv.ui i.viie. Amniijc itti manjr urv. mand fowds, game, and old "Virginia "So I hoard; and when j'ou regained blABVIOSMD VERA CURA .Tajian teas, though they make a light• contri biitorH ot" oncinnl storii-b JUUI Hkrlt'In-s may tM When flnst brought into Europo and er-colored infusion, aro more penetrating hums, though imported' wines and Java consciousness you -wtre gazing on the FOR DYSPEPSIA. touml tin; lollowiiii: wi-U-known iiuthoi-K mul wrltumj Arosltivo Ciii-e tor lM>lG|.:.S'riON' and aU flirs. Alici'P. Car^lp.^ton, Wflilun .1. Cohh. Lron Kdr pfl'ered for sale as a boveragp, says tho and eileotivo than other teas, and their and Mocha coil'ee were scarceh' moro big rock which contains au advertise• wardis. Kilw-araHJCIlis.Abbio C. .Mi-Kciivcr, CiinLOr- Stoiiiavh Trouble..; .Vi-isinw: Tliorel'roiii. mond liinily 'J'lmniton, Kutt Winwooil. lJurk« I New York Time.i, it met the most violent action on the kidneys is mora marked. ment of my Stomach Bitters." tliim traditions of the past. Our cos• KriMiUiint, .Mrw. K. iJiirki; CnllinK, .Mrs. l":iniiy JtUr opposition, iiud, curiou.sly enough, on Though a bhick tea in reality. Oolong tumes, especially during the last and "Yes, sir." Tour Dnmlel or driieml Dealer lotu get Vera- iJiinoan, .funicH Franklin Kitl.s. .iolm K. MuHici^ Crn-a for ymi If :iot alreiiili/ In sliu-k, or it irilt lie .vnl iMaryK. MntVmt. Ali^x. Jtiibf^riHoii. M. D.. I'ortune the part of those tisliidly best informed. has rather a green tea quality, yielding most brilliant social season of the war, "Well, you have been snatched from bji mail I'll receipt of » vfiitii l.l Iwrn Jl.OOJ in atanwa. yioiif, Niilliuu D. Uruor, Kuv. II. W.Thomas. UroiL A learned Frenchman at once launched a very light-colored infusiou, yet with the jaws of death, aud I have called for Rumple sent an receipt of \larN<-i.<-Ms Tho Irri• card Ui tliti olllcu ot publication, ITL l-'mnldiu hlnalk same prodieamont wo were seldom mado CbiciiKo.lIl. apon as immoral and dangerous persons. have tho most delicate flavor. It is tation \vliieli iiuhiees e'oii(,'liiii^,' ImnioditUely FOR 22 to feel badly by seeing onr neighbors rele.'Voil by tbu use "Jjrotcn'ti JSruncUial Tl:o prico of TICK CIIICAriO LKDCEK U An eminent English physician wrote that ch'eliy iisi-d to mix with other tea. tfJ.IjO jteryunr, C:IHII in advanri-. bnt wc will ftu^ dressed better than ourselves, a tost as Truclief," Sold only in boxes. nlsh it for Si.OO imr year In v.vi^ry old hnliKcriber tho pretended virtues of tea .were set In selecting tea of whatever kind a I^ORTHE E!LERT'S fatal to female friendshii) as the ono who renews IUH or h^?r Mibwcription to OUR PAFtI forth merely to advance tlie traffic. In closely-rollod leaf should lie chosen, No LOVE is so intense os that of tho Cowpcr lays down: EXTRACT OF fop anol^ior year, UIIH mnntli, and will fxttmd th« Holland in 1070 it was ridiculed as "hay having mixed with it the least quantity oighlceu-yo.ir-old yoiilU for thetwc-uty-Bix- Hunie olViT to nmv H\ibscrlburn lor OUR PUfEE "The nymph iiiiisi icso lier fcinalo friend, who Kond in their naint-H iil nnoo. N'nw is yovB water." of stem. Nearly all genuine teas con• year-old girl. Ho gets over it, of couiso, If jiiore adiiiii-L'd than siie." AND tiint? to nave Koniothinc by Hubscriliin;.: for SBC It is a well-known fact that there aro tain about the samo amount of theino, One's envoy was seldom cxcitod by but whiJo'il's in motion it's sixty miles au PAPER. Call at onr ollicu, or hcnd in your uimm hour, including stops.—puek. IIa.s cured all coti^'lfs. cokls. broncliitiu, and bcforo it IH too late. in the tea trade maitis niid laifBtllnif parchniT., aililr..., TurlltO-ptKA eilftIoEca<^, Colds. picking and with the manipulation. To Sltirt a Balkj Iltn-.sc. fair groiuids at the west end of Fr.auk- nchtj.sot tlio Cormtir art; rcHyVPii by UooiVs SarKniia- rlUa. which imrillijri ami vitalizoa thrt blood, whUu it M. W. DUNHAM, WAYNE, ILLINOIS. Tho earliest pickings are made from lin street (now iMonroe Park) wore used Sold by all T>rnyQ\st^. UINO toiiii.s aud biiildri up tho whole nystcm. IS IUUD. w.itcaioe" na <:. X .V.w. H'f li.,l.TiirarrJaiic. * Itlila. the buds or young leaves during the for drills during the Avintor of 1.80;3-1. In arocout number of Our Dumb Ani- ".My wifo and mysclt weru botJi Kuiierally run f prescribe and fully en• ISLAND~HO|Vlk'STOCK FARW. month of April. The leaves at this •iiiith Col. .fos. .-1. Titus writes as follows: Sometimes whole regiments would pass down. Ilond'.s Harsiipanlla brouKlit lUi out of that dorse IllK <;: as the only SavnKc & Fanumi, ^ time are thin aud pliable aud can bo speclflc rortliecerlulncure piTt'iH and lirAmsterdam. N. Y. li.inio.'^tofk Fnrm,Oro«« is the green : ]„^vi„g simple expedi.-nt to fail, pro- of military funerals wah a very familiar We have soUl Blc G for Isl.-, WiivniMV.nnl.v.HiA. color ami delicate flavor, LouK Island, N. Y. many years, niid It baa Tins tea IS ; it was not a case where .some otliei thing to us. I remember being especi• Wi'i.n'LT MViT 21)0 bones t;iven the best of satia- u\ Holi-rt I'min, w« dillicltlt to prepare so as to retaiii its . person had been tamiiering with the ally touched by the funeral of a j-oung Hood's Sarsaparilla faction. iiiiiw ,.|tii,,vl 1,v U,i' |>„l„,anai i>iiii<.riil.. GEO. DOVEU., Wri •I'hIrJ Aveane, .S. Y. Ov*T 100,(1(K) customers * ..plndl. y v.t . ; tlio— v- IN'CI!I:AKKI> ALL Vlf— neso lake ti vi-ry larj;o part of the- best , g^vum-g. they lay in state in tire Capitol at Eich• Tm«.oft«n|)OUIILr:i» thnn hy nowir.*? HALZlCIfH KOltTllKKN €IJOU>' 8EE1>H. ciiuao uo other docdi-s HO full or lltV, vlKOPund vltiillty—tw proliaeuud early aaSftl* moiid.—Mary W. Earbj in the Pliila- Nine Vf-ftw eeo .<5rrerulA ftUiwiked two ef iny .:l,tMr<.n, nnd ihev teas grown. The pickings are contiiiue.1 j "I-linvo undertaken to start l.nlkj w,.r(r t>allly nftllnt..,! n-[Ui Lliut ilUfitsH, M-hl, li rl.iltt..,! tli, Irt.ftliii'.al delphia Times. of my tain-ily i,liy,i,:]..in, I was prnniel'.d e,i. Swift'. Sp,-i-lli,r l,y OAT NOVELTY--WHBTE WONDER! through A|)ril and .Alay, out the leal, < being handled by others, after te'iiiil,'Ull sut-ouut ufciirrn In my c„iinty p.i]>.r. 'i'lie !ii,i,r(ivriii>.iil Thial.i tho inoHt wondorful Oat wo havo r-vtr Hcen or heard of, and wo have tested KVEKx besides being harder, contmns more tan-, „tijyr „n.thods of starting then-, had •viis iij,jj,ir,,iit frotii til-(Imt r..w (!„•-,, iinj in a *liort tltao my ehU. sort. ofTerod by KVKi: V wrfLsman In Anicrica, hut n'»n» cnmo half wny ur> tr» It in > IKLE^ drun wtire curetl, uud iu.e iLUI .ouiel »ut! wril. vif-or. hpjinty and quality. .Scores of cti.itomorn wiy: g<gR'gClflMr.Afl.M: DUTCfii Aro -\V«: Ut Have AlKither -\V.-ir? nin, .sometimes to tho extent of luaskiug I vequcst the driver g-iiorally JOHN W1LUA.MS. Leila;;ton, Va. YitldcdSto lOtlinti-iiw much lis common oatHi Itsenop- ^ Eomo political prophets avor that wo shall. mons yield dno to JtH jrrent RtiwIincr properties, lonj? the Ha-, or of tbo tea when made. Iho move out of the way, that his voice uomand jilump kenipls. Knrly, line, wonderful. Bo tbac aa it may, tho hattlo wa:;ed by :uo,,r lui.l C'.ntiiiiloiu Itluod t'oUutl. Svnd f.,r tK<.,ks „n ai,K»l uiai ftloffuo about It. Finit I'rlzd S^M. Who wln-s it? The fBrm- body but a less delicate flavor. _ ^ the horse. I then lirst inform the aui" er wants lilpr crops. W**!! ho can liavo lln-rn evrry tim'' an-ivo at that Utopian opoeh whou tho hnmim SiiUi DiM.»»,.s, uiidlod fr.f.. Till; SWlbT M-1.;C11--|C CO.. Driivr..r it. Atliml.*. fla. Ijy uowiniT iny weds—yieldinp on wlirat, <0 hn.. btirltjy 7i) After gathering tho leaves, theyreqtiire : p.^ttiu^; him aud talking to him, family shall coaoo to ha alUictcl wiih bodily bu., new com V^t bu., potatotfl 6<0 bu., etc. II^ndniiart'TH first to be dried, then munipulated to jiJ^j.^- jj, ,^ ^t the lielm, fornll Vtmn Srrds. Gm-wn, Clovers, LUCK Itlili CLO- ailmcuts. Ono of tbo most potont woiLpons ELY'S yi'AU MILLKT and K.VHILAGK COUN. render them supiile enough for rolling. ; ti^^ebv partlv diverting his attention. •wUicli tlie armory o! mcdioiuo furnishos in Hos- Floor area of seed Rtoro 2 acroB, Potato cellar capacity rtfiO.OOObu. ilft r»ck)u;pH ICnrliest Vegetable Novelti«.s poKt- Altorward tliey are treated to preserve ; gQ^^ i^egj^y to give me his at- tottor's Sloaiach Blttors, -which is of special CREAM_ BALM « paid, $1. rfTRend 8e for Wonder <>ut and Grain Samples utility aa a famOy rowoily, asit is atlapsoil to 4i«r lOcforOlunt Cablw^oand reeelvo eleffiuit Catalocue.j^ tho color if intended fo)rr ccreegreenn teati , or- : fention, I- tak- e up hi- - s foo- t aud tap it a aoUA* A. SAL,Zli:iC, X^a Croaie, Wla " tho immodiato i-oliot aud ultimiito cui-o ot thoso Isujfcredfrom ca- are allowed to ferm.-ut if to be black tea. : j^^^ j.i„,^s, and never failed, e.vcept in disorders of tho stomach, iivoi- and bowels tai-rhli years. The The leaves are placed m p.ius, which; iustance, to start the horse. And whicli aro of c iiimorioflt occurrence. Indiges• droppings into llie are kept at tho proper tempi^raturo over ; ^^^^^ e.'cceptional case was ono where the tion, biliousno.is and constipation are iusopar. Mo throat were nav-ieat- a firo of charcoal or sjraw entuely free I j,o,.s,. ,vas ov,-rloaded, and know it. ablo oomuanioDs, anI thuso ailnionts aro com• inej. ifij nose bled al- fro"'m smoke. ' The color of gi-een tree is "The very Worst method of attempt• pletely or.idicated by tho liif.er.s. But tho 5ey maintained by drying tlie leaves so romodial Bcojie of this suporintivuly wholesome mo.it daily. Hiiicethe ing to shirt a balky horse, according to rapidly that there is not time for fer• and soniiiJ modicieo takes in also nor-.-oua ail• first dai/'s of£ti/> my oxpor once and ob,servarion, is thai ments, rheumatism luid kiilnoy trouble.!; its mentation to di-velop. .'During the pro• CtyytmBaltn kave/tad of pulling the head of the animal by the action in thjso, as iu the other complaints, be- OK'A0 fermeutatiim. Sometimes inferior grades brated SMITH & WESKOX asked the .|uestion: " AVhat is the ob-; i^ggo pounds of jams and jeUies, 0,000 anna. The HiutstHniall arms of tea tire Havored by placing tho'leaves ject of the long projecting fronts'?" ever manufactur,-tl and the pounds of tinned meats, 1,000 pounds lirst ch"ice of all oxperta. during the process of uiauulacture with I 'Xhose same projecting fronts aro what of dried beans, .3,600 pounds of rico, Miiimfactured in calibres ia, ;B. aromatic flowers. The tlavors are deli- i hias chauge.l railroad travel from a thing pie ordoublo action. Safety Hum — — 5,000 pounds of onions, forty tons of TarBetmodals. Constnictu4 eatirolyo' bent nual- cato and agreeable, but do not affect tho off misery to oneof joy by doing away 'o^tois, 6o',000 pounds Uy wroui- bt uteel, carofull.v in^.pi 1111 y n IIefore their advent are being remodeled, time, which is considered a great enorm- K of iM>r *^*'|^'((^yjj?jljjftil. . Snrapl^A?>Ple Frey^pi^.^e tw i, J??lS.?g.,Shlcagro, Joliet, Otta-wa, Peoria, La SaUe, Moline, Eock Island la terated not only h,.re but iu China, | all first-class roads. Too high an ! ity now. The mention of chicken broth •X.XSli. it, Ini, BlMU ii njLlNpiS--Davenport, Muscatine, Ottnm-wa, Oskaloosa, "West Liberty. Iowa City, Des Moines, KnozvUle. -Winterset, Atlantic, Audubon, Harlan, Guthrio .while as to chocolate, the processes em-! estimate cannot be placed on the device, : suggests sickness, and sickness conjures Centre, and Council Bluffs in ICWA—Minnpapolis and St. Paul In MINNE• ployed in corruotiug tho manufacture and yet there are scores of persons who up the doctor, and with the doctor is as- SOTA—-Watertown and Sioux Falls in DAKOTA-GaUatin, Trenton, Cameron, are d.-scribed ns 'diabolical.'" There are daily enjoying its benefits who do sociated medicine. His dispensary is as Joseph, and Kansas,City In MISSOUEI-Beatrice, Pairbury, and Nelsoa not really know where the time-honored to NEBllASB:A--Horton, Topeka, Hutchinson, -WTichlta, BelleVille, Norton, are inferior teas that are still more de• well furnished with drugs as any chem• LOW PBICE RAILROAD L£!30S^ Abilene, Caldwell, in KANSAS—Colorado Springs, Denver, Pueblo, in COLO- teriorated by adulteration in China. sparks and cinders have disappeared to. EADO. Traverses new and vast areas of rich farming- and grazing landa, ist's shop in a country town, and we ob• FREE Government LANDS. —Nevj York tiitn affordaner the best facilities of intercommunication to older States and to o3 The dusr, from the leaves is mi.xed with serve among other things it contains tSraiLUO.Sa of ICRK ot eneU In Minnesota. North Dakota, ilontana. Idaho. Washtnirton and Or^pon. to-wns and cities in Southern Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, New clay aud formed into the shape of a twelve ounces of quinine, for gallons of CCUfI CriD Pithlb'artons with Maps duscribinfrTa* Mesico, Indian Territory, Texas, Arizona, Idaho, California, and Paclfla leaf, asd sold, with an unwitting con• dCliU run BIST ..(errimiltnral. OrolinK and Tim. coast and trans-oceanic Seaports. Italy's Winter Caiiitals. black draught, twenty poundsof Seidlitz bar Lands now on^-n to settlers S«nt Free. Addreao cession to truth, as " lio " tea. So, too, powders, a gallon of castor oil, and a CMS. B.LlMItOM.HV. ^I'SCXl^T* SOLID FAST VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS leaves that have been used are rerolleti • There are really only three winter cap• half hundred weight of Epsom salts. Of Palace Coaches—leading- all competitors In splendor of eiiuipment ailtf. and resold, uot only here but in China. itals in Itnly—Firenzi, Koma and Na• It is evident that if the sick people do Itmuy of accommodations—run through dally between Chicago and Colo- Tea stems are picked with the leaves in ples. Torino Milano aud Bologna are too ^^?^,§PS2'SS, Denver and Pueblo. Similar MAGNIFICENT VESTrBtJLB' not get -well it is from no lack of physic. TEAIN SEBVICE daily between Chicago and CouncU Bluffs (Omaha), and an undue proportion, and leaves of cold and too snowbound to attract so Four thousand sheets, 2,000 blankets, 1 h*To 11 ponitivo romodyforthetftboTodlBoaao; by its um* bet-ween CWoago and Kansas City. Hegant Day Coaches. Dining. Cars. other plants are sometiraas mixedWith journers. Yet 'ruriu has a charming tbODsandif of cautsa oi tbo worst kind and or lone st&adini; EeclininB; Chair Cars (PEEE), and Palace Sleeping'Cars. •Caflfomia^xour- 8,000 towels, 2,000 jjounds of candles- hiive been ound. So fltron^-iflmr fuibh Initflolficacy thut the geuuiue loitves, thus deteriorating society and a brilliant court life, which sions daily. Choice of routes to and from SaltTOake City, Port and, Lo« ' 1 will flond two bottloa freo, tojr«thop with a viOuabl* Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and intervening localities. Quick tlBUL the entire gathering. except in those vessels which are fitted troitise t.j tbia dittoiuw to auysutlerer. Giv« Rrprtsu and „ In the Plaiitcn' \ will be still gayer this winter since the prompt connections and transfers in Union DepotS ^ up with the electric light; 1,000 knives, Trice Vuirent, published in London, it; marriage of the Dnke of Aosta with his 2,200 plates, 900 cups and saucers, 3,000 •Wo vutt a few ni^-n ta •cUour coodt b'jr akinpta was once stated that in one sample of niece, Letizia Bonaparte; and it is the THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE sa iicers—fancy what a handsome income to irbalMjiU »iii1r«< tea were fo nd the following substauces: only phf-e outside of Koma, where, in the amount represented by annual loss _ - rn la our Une. Rocioa Bnns superbly eguipped Express Trains daUy each -way between ChlcaiTai Iron, piumb.igo, chalk, china clay,] deference to »11 the triditions, the old {•ficut itAinp. ViAgft 93 Por OftV* I'ci'Ritnpnt f>oalUai, N*' Book Island, Atc£uson. St. ^seph,'.Leavenworth, Kansas City and Minno^ dnd breakage would be—SOO table• sand, Prussian blue, tumeric, indigo, ' court is maiutainod; For those who p«"Mttliaoiwerei d Mom*r BrtifutieodVor warfi, ndfrrtltlin. 0C«, apohP and St. Paul. Th-i Favorite Tourist Line to the scenic resorts, and • iontonnial ManM^acturins: Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Starch, gyIisum, dat chu.g-um, the leaves can stand the cold it would be a good cloths, 2,000 glass-cloths—aU these are hunting and fishing grounds of the Northwest. Ita -Waterto-wn Branctt air sec Pnnitnofl, If H (1Isft> courses ttirough the moat productive landa of Northern Iowa. Southwestern - of the camoUia, saraugtia, chloranthiis - place lor an enterprising mother to in- figures exhibited in theprovendering ol bird; Otllceri* travrl pfty» Minnesota, and East Southern Dakota. . officinalis, e m, oak, willow, poplar, ;' trodnce lier daughters into high society one ship alone. Think what they would SOLDIERS! bounty collected: l>e»ert«ra T.HB ^OST LINE VXa SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers faclUties to ^ rellfvedrelieved;; tinoooaanocoos (o r no fcQ. Law« ecnt free. elder, beech, hawthorn auii sloe. \ and perhaps make brilliant maii-iages amount up to when multiplied by the A. W. MoCarmick it San. i*Mlila«ton. o. c * UIBIHUU. a b'avel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and CouncU Bluffs, St . mimber of ships in each company's iJoseph, Atchison, Leaven-worth, Kansas City, Minneapohs, and St. Paul. Tea nmy be divided into three general lor tliem. In Milano and Bologoa OQH . . . E5 LOOXI New prleellat of Knt _ For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any:OouDOn - classes—(.reeii, black, and soe-nted—and has the best opems, the best ballots and fleet, and then try to realize the fact oiAcniues. Patterns, Yam. and '-book ot beuutiful colored patturn do- Ticket Office in the United States or Canada, or address , s these are ttuaio subdivi led accoriiing to the I'Cst concerts in Italy. At Venezia, that this department const-itutes only Ulgus/rec. AliliWTM VlnSTKD. E. ST-JOHN, E. A. HOLBROOK, the sizeof the leaf aftrtf its manipuLition, though it mrely freezes, it is very dftffip; one and by no me!!.ns tlie greatest of E. ROSS & CO.. lulodo, O. ftMC QTiinV Soi}klleiiplu>:.ouiiweMir.,riaa, OonoraiatanagrMi CHICAGO. IT,L, G(m'lTi(!ketJ&Pas4.4goifc thedivision lieiugeffoted liy sifting, j and this dampness is so.-old tlmtonM their incidental espensea.-^CViamter'a UraC 81 UUllpenmanablp.ArithnIeti(^,Sh^^^ Of Rreen tea tbHre is nun i)owiler, which .wond-rs why the canals are not a S'llid JoumaL band, etc, thoroughly taughlbrmoii. CircnUra fi-«ii. BBTAKTa Bp«fwr«»i^nt.t.icnr Buff*'" '•- V is in. sma.l rouiid pellets, and imperial, block of ifjM. Add to that the houses _ " ^ KIDDER'S PASTlLLEsSgSS lo ss a (lay. Samples worth {l.S'l, FREE; ivhioh isIai-giT. When the roll is long and hotels have very largo rooms aud Ii" the Poet cf the Sierras accepted a .llnosnotunderthf horse's foot. WritsBrewu- iowa,llaM. itis called hvsou and when long and very small facilities for heating them.— position'n a dramatio company it would- S5 'tar Safatr Beln-Holder Co., HMy. tUeU. Tastes good. I by dnmrlBtfl. ;^. n.. jy-yy...... :..Wo.;:*-»a. narrow it is young hyson. Of black teua | Mad and Expren. ' p>-obnbly be as Wuukeen gentleman. • ^a n UTO *thorn,andtnaks moraraantj nvrkiusfuru» ttwB t*iiiylWnBet«tInth«wnrli1 Elllo-r i."! CwtlrnnrfU CONS'UMR" W lioD -WrltluR to AilverllDersi jpleaae mi < ,'•• <^ , A atTBixcatherlnff—aboU. E 70a sa-ir the AdTortlaomont In this.papM;. i'itclibiirfc'. OaKInWii. 28 CENTS. 28 CENTS. 28 CENTS. 28 CTS.

.TA^•UARY 23, 1889, A social held by the pupils of the Bentley Jimmie Hawley went to Ann Arbor last school netted nearly §11, and proceeds pur• v,reek to have his eyes .straightened. He n. P. WMITItlORE & €0. chased a line dictionary (or the U.HC of the CO was accompanied bv his father and Dr. schorvl, Co II Ian. Born, to ,Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Stevens, n THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, ISS9. Vina DeCamp is very sick nt her sister's, boy baby, last Thursday inorniiig. Mrs. Otis Richmond, Fred Turner is on the sick list, Q Farmers' Clu)). Frank Cross is still on the sick list. Mrs. Jones, from the north, is visiting Messrs. Vokow &. Curtis have returned Mrs, H, Broughtoii, YOTJR CII^l^TCE. Chull ROOM, Jan. 19, 1889. from the north woods and have taken up Alonzo Gruesbeck of Dakota, is in this There is no trouble in filling up the room Iheir abode in Munith, vicinity, Eh BO Ions as the questions discussed touch The social at thu Grange Hall last Satur• Dan Gruesbeck of Springport, visited CO the pocketbool;. The doj; question has ah day night netted §2,50. his father Sunday, 200 New, Giean/Bone Corsets CO ways brotisht a larje atteildalice and was There wag no meeting last Sunday, on Ballard & Turner are getting out a O finally ili.sposed of lo day. account of the stortu. large quantity of buzz wood this winter, Not shelf-'worn, but just purcliased NEW, Q The sawmill item last week should have In the discussion aoout seed potatoes the Frank Lambert is getting out a large CO wortli $6 per doz. wholesale, to be H foUowinff were named as desirable points read §200 instead nf §2D0. quantity of tamarack for fence posts. sold for to bear in mind: Better uso good, well Little Horinie Lambert, who has been West Aliiicdoii. ripened seed, of ^ood size, about threo very ill with spinal fi^ver for six weeks, has eyes to the hill; if cut, let lay in the sua been very low the past week. JAxnARY 22, 1889, until seared over before phintia^. Mr. Hatidy, wife and son, of Aurelius, Frank Young of Chicago, visited rela• ilr. Melton reported his esperience with were the guests of B. J3, Casler and wife, tives here lust week, ^^ eipht quarts of oats roceiyod from the UKri- Friday. 100 Pair NEW, FRESH Kid Gloves, 00 George Strickland lost a valuable cow CHltural department. He sowed upon pood Dance at Willis Depue's last Soturday since.our last writing. always sold for $1, to be sold for Q ground, look good care of ihem and har night, o •lames Merrick is pteparing to build a vested only two bushels: so\yed at the rate ol Wilbur Townsend and wife of Dakota, large hay and grain barn. 79c per pair. two bushels to the acre, made a good are at Loe Conklin's, o CO Wheat on the ground will now have a growth, is a good looUing berry. Mr. and Mrs, Nichols, of (hand Ledge, chance to recuperate under its coverlet of Of the corn experimented with he tried have been visiting relatives and old neigh• Tliia powder never varies. A marvel of purity snow, tlie White Giant. It f;rew twelve feet high bors ill this vidinity the past week, Htrunt^tli and wholeMonioness, Moro ecoiiouiical than Frank Drew and John Chaddock are the ordinary kinds,unil cannot heseld in competition 1\ \m Hsrs i tie S fis. \m Cras he could just reach the cars; did not mature Sam Pugslev and wif.j were called to each cutting a large quantity of wood this wit), the multitude of low tfst, sliort weight alum or thought it not adapted to this climate. Eaton Ilapids, to attend his father, who is pliosphate powders. Sold otilij in (.-'ins. winter, FOR 40 CENTS. tS3 RoVAi, DAKISO TowBia Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y. Col. Shannon gave his oxpcrionce with very sick, Friday, CO Fred Dingraan, who teaches at the Sand sorgham seed of tho Marten Amber variety, Hill, entertained his pupils at his pleasant The ropulalioii ol .^lasoii He planted -lo square rods and harvested BALL & SHERMAN. Q homo a few evenings since. All present O the social world, and what are the latest 5-1 gallons of very line syrup. If this crop Is about 2,750, and we would say at least enjoyed themselves hugely. society "fads." could be grown in sufliuient quantity to one half are troubled with some aliectiou CO Only one week more in which to get a chance at the Beautiful Range. m warrant, ii machine for manufacturing of the throat and lungs, Tas those coinplainis If these things cannot satisfy, interest, would soon be put in position. A party are, according to statistics, more numerous please and instruct you, then it is hardly stands ready to take bold of tho maltcr. than others, U'e would advise all our within the power of those who labor solely 28 CENTS. 28 CENTS. 28 CENTS. 28 CTS. •lA.N-nARY 21, 1S80. to produce a pure, refined and high class, Upon motion tho club sesolved to hold reader,-! not to neglect the opportunity to A very sad accident occurred at Kitmie- modern newspaper to do so. an institute some time during the month ol call on ihoir druirgist and get a bottle of villo last Saturday, Three boys from 14 to February. Kemp's Balsam for the throat aud lungs. But if you will take the trouble to com• IC yoars ol age went gunning, and when pare the paper with any other which may Upon motion of Col. .Shannon a com Trial size free. Large bottles 50 cents and trailing up a hill, the jjun carried by Arthur come before you, no matter from what mittee of three wero appointed to arrange Sl. Sold by all druggists. * Trefry wus discharged, accidentally, and , for the same, place, near or remote, bearing in mind that the contents lodged in the side of the head AureliiLS. the Daily in furnished every day in tho Tho chair named as such'committee, Col, ol a youth by the name of Guy Hawkins. year for ,'57 and the Weekly (10 to 12 pages) Shannon, L, H, Ives and J, T. Bullen. OUR He died Sunday morning. The family have each week for a year for SL your unbiased The secretary offered the following reso ;V young lad of some fourteen summers, the sympathy of the community, over which judgment in response to ''What's the mat. lution, which was adopted unanimously: llie only child oi the Widow Cooper, be• the accident has cast a gloom. ter wilh the Free Press'!'' cannot be other WiiEREAS; The Hon. H. L. Henderson came somowlyil veiituresoiae and finally Mr. Put Childs received a telegram from than this: The Iree Press is ono of the ^f this cily, and a lneniher of this dub i.s rnaile up his mind to become "a cowboy,'' Luddington, Saturday, staling that bis wife, best and cheapest family newspapers in the now maiiiiig an extensive tour through the and 111 eonipany with another older, left his who had lately left him, was dead at that world, thereioi-e, territory of Utah, the state of Calilornia, mother for the wild west. He took a butcher place. No particulars. "TJicFrec Press is all rigid .'" and visiting many places of interest, there knife and other fixtures with him. Dime -OF- Miss Mary Barber is attending school at fore novel reading is said to have been the cause Jackson, and her sister, Carrie, will go to Bail and Wire Fences. JUsolocd; That we extend to Mr, Hen. ol his dohiaion. His mother bus the sy school at Ypsilalili, the first of next month. derson an invitation to write a series o pathy of the cominunily. Mrs. Mary Mayliew ha.s been visiting her letters, to be published with the proceeditigs V.'healon Giliniore, who we have spoke Wn.i,iiMsTO.v, ,Ian, 13lh, ISSO, pjirents for a few days the past week. To the Editor n/ Ihe 3lichi,j,in l-\ii-mi:r: of thi.s club, of as being very feeblo, died .Iiiii. 20. B Mr. Mi'nly and Mr. Muuaby have each I would like lo ask II iiiu'siiuu iliruuRh your paper, Tlie question of the day was taken up. mind ',vas clear to the lust, and he bid th as I am an old silbsoril.er. Is tluTe a ]iateiit on tlie lost a horse recently by their accidentally Kelly rail and wire fence, Hiiil wli.'n was it patented ? Mr, Templeton gave a very candid state filthily and friends adieu and urged them breaking their legs. As they are havluff a contention altoiittlio Kelley and ment of a personal mailer relating to sheep be jji-epared for the groat change, Dea Dorrel lences, I would like to know which farm right ifilling dogs, clearly vindicating the char has no fears for me, he said, and fell iisleef is best to buy. AN OLD SCIJSCRIBKR. Wanted—10,000 pounds of butter, 10,- Still Continues. acterof one which had been grossly slan• His was a blessed sleep, (rom which none 000 pounds of dried apples, and 10,000 dered. wakes to weep, Mr, Gilltuore was 2G years We believe there is a patent on the Kelly dozen of ogg, for which we will pay the The resolutions following were read and old, and leaves a kind aud loving wife and rail and wire fence. But there are also the highest market price in ca.sh, adopted by article as printed below, and infant child, besides many other near rel patents on the Russell and Shedd fences, * A. L. V.l.VDERCOOlC. the secretary was instructed to forward a tive.i to mourn his loss. Ho was born put together in much the same manner. I am bound to Reduce my stock, and in order to do copy lo onr representatives nnd senator. this place and had tho good will of all, T Either of these patents may prove worthless White Oak. so am selling all goods in my line Resolved; Tliat we request the legislature family has the sympathy of the entire com when tested in court. It is therefore haz ardous to invest in either until their status of the state of Michigan to pass laws pro• Keccived tuo late forpnhlicaliou last week, munity. Funeral at the M, E, church. Rev viding : R, .i. MeConnoll officiating. is established by the courts. They each JAXUARY 15, 18S9, BELOW COMPETITION! claim to to have the best right to build 1. That it shall be unlawful for nny per .1, D. Swart has purcha.sed all the slab The Farmers' Club met at the Cady this style of fence, or sell the right to do so. son or persons in the state of Michigan, to wood cut at Potter's mill on the 100 acres Recollect that all Goods are First-Class. Beware school house accci-dihg to previous an Our opinion us to which is best to buy is own, keep or harbor any dog, or dogs, on on section ,•12, It'is estimated at 500 cord nouncement, Cnlled to order by J, R, worth nothing. If the owners ol either which the tax provided by law in said By this purchase he will be able to gi of Imitations. Also that the Following Potter and •!. W, Gilford chosen to preside, patent will give you good security that they state, shall not have been paid on or before work to several with team, who are out Prices are for L, Parks, the ch.urman, being absent. will protect you against all suits for royalty the first day o( March in each year. work at this season of the year. After the usual |ireliminary work a short from the others, that is the best to buy. 2. -That it shall be lawful for any person Meetings coii'tiiuied this week at Baptist iterary programme was listened to, after But we would want the security in such being the owner or legal occupier of uiiy church. which the scliool question was taken up. lands in the state of Micliigan, which lands shape that it could be relied upon us ample Rev, R, A, MeConnoll was called to Wi CASH ONLY The house was well tilled and the discussion protection in case of trouble. These are in use for fanning, grazing or orna• field to preach tho funeral of the youii following spirited and interesting through• fence men have been fighting each other mental purposes, to shoot, or other• man that was accidentally shot last Satu out. Mr. GitFord opened the discussion hy for some years. VVhen enough farmers wise kill and destroy any dog, or dogs, day. quite extended remarks and was followed have invested in it to make it profitable, we Eoston Rubber Boot, - .^^.oo worth whenever found upon the premlsos so own• While Wallace Bond was eng,i.ged $2.75 ed, occupied and used, and not accom• by others. On motion of Mr, A, Sly a vote presume they will go into court, and one turning a log in 'Potter's mill, by some Best Men's Candee Boot Heel Overs was taken for the purpose of getting an patent will be held good. The owner of it panied by master or owner. move tiie log tipped over in such a way that expression of the sentiment in that locality. will then be in shape to collect royalty from for Felts, 1.45, worth I-7S ;!, That each township and ward treas• it caught Bond and at the same time put Favoring a change, 2; opposed, 11. those parties who have purchased rights urer («r other proper township or ward on the feed. As the carriage got him wilhi Best Men's Candee Quarter Heel Elmer C. Potter is teaching school at from the other patentees. We look for a olUcer) shall be provided with niLlal tags, four or five inches of the saw, the 'belt Overs for Felts, 1.25, worth 1,50 Locke Center, and has 50 pupils. big fight before the matter is settled, and of suitable size, and so made as to be read• broke and thereby saved his life. No one Col. L, Ii. Ives of Vevay, will deliver a believe that the best way for farmers to do Men's Rubbers, .40, worth ily fastened to a leather strap or metal »nows why the belt happened to break at •75 lecture at the brick school house, Wheat- is to refuse to purchase either until the collar, on which tag shall ho stamped tho that particular time, Best Knit Pontiac Felt Boots, 1,40, worth 2,00 iigures denoting the current year, and every Geld, .Ian, 25th, under the auspices of the courts have decided which is the rightful Lecture Association. owner, keeper or harborer of one or more WHAT'S THE MATTSK owner of the patent. They will all keep Good Felt Boots, 75, wortli 1.25 doirs sliiill be required, on or before the Abraham Hendricks of Ingham, is visit- selling as long as a customer is to be had, Good River Boots, " 2.50. worth 4,00 first day of March in each year, to returi friends at Brighton. or a dollar to be made. Tell them to fight to said township or ward oflicer, the tags of Charles Hewit and wife of Okemos, vis• it out and you will buy of the winner.— Ladies' French Kid Shoes, 3.7s, worth 5,00 DETEOIT FREE PRESS? the preceding year and purchase of said ited at Levi Parks' tmd with other relatives Micliigan Farmer. Ladies' Bright Dongola Shoes, 2.00, worth 2.50 ollicer, at a price to be fi.ved by law, one ol last week. suid tags of the date of purchase, for each Officers of Dansville Lodge No. 102,1, Three years .ago at the encampment of Ladies' Curso Kid Shoes, 1.00, worth 2.00 Bncklen's Arnica Salve. dog so kept, owned or harbored. 0, 0, F., were installed Friday evening. tho Michican state troops at Brighton was The bestsalvein the world for cuts, bruis• Jan. -Uh, and are as follows : first heard the high-pitched inquiry •1, It shall be the duty of the township or es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped X, C—K, Ilani(;aD, "What's the matter with this one?" and ward assessor, or supervisor, during the hands, chilblains, corns, anii all akin erup• V, C—L, C, Chasi). then the stentorian concerted reply, "He's months of April or May in each year to S.'Cretary—S. Skadan. tions, and positively cures piles, or no pay Great Bargains in Gent's and Ladies' all right 1" This interrogatory and the an make a true enumeration of all the dogs Treasurer—L. K. Strong. required. It is guaranteed to give perfect W.—Wm.Puat. swer, expressive and tnking, spread over in his township or ward respectively, to It.S.luK. «.-L. O. Cliiise, satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 the lanil, being made especially prominent Fine Shoes on my 1-2 Off Counter. gether with the name of the owner, keeper L,S, toN-C-r, L, Milltr. cents per bos. For sale by H. M. Williams X. lt,S, lo V. C—W. G. lliiwcroft. by Michigan men at Chicago last summer, or harborer of the same, and to take up and 'L. S. te V. C—S. X. jcovillo. and as a rallying cry was vociferously re return to the oflicer having charge of the 0. G.-J. It. Poller. peated all through the lute political cam A Souuil Legal Opinion. 1. G.—If. Lester. same, as hereinbefore speciGed, all dog A call at my store will convince you that U.S. S.—W.Kcuiiugton. paign. E. Bainbridge JIunday, Esq., county at• taxes of any preceding year. Any person L. S.S,—J. Curry. As the Free Press comes under the dis torney. Clay county, Texas, says : "Have you can get your Foot Wear 20 per cent who neglects or refuses to pay the tax Regular meetings Friday evenings. All used Electric Bitters with most happy Cheaper than goods were ever offered in provided by law on any dog, or dogs, so criminating eye of readers wo seem to hear transient brothers are cordially invited to results. My brother was also very low with kept, or owned, or harbored, shall be liable this question : Mason before. Eesp'y, be present, J. R, P. malerial fever and jaundice, but was cured to a fine of §10, to be recovered before any "What's the matter with the Free Fressf by timely use of this medicine. Am satis• court of competent jurisdiction, or to be And its vast army of readers out-shout a fied Electric Bitters saved his life." D. I. imprisoned 10 days, or both, at the discre• •TAXUARY 22, 1889, Peace .lubilee chorus in responding : Wilcoxaon of Horse Cave, Ky., adds a like tion of the court. The heaviest snow storm of the season "Oh, the I'ree Pres^s is all right 1" C, G. HUMIIIGTON, visited this section Sunday, And in verity tho Free Press is all right testimony, saying: "He positively believes 5. To provide a suitable penalty for any Quarterly meeting will be held on the first What would you have,good reader? The he would have died, had it not been for oflicer charged with any duty herein MASON. MICH. Saturday and Sunday of ne.^t month at the telegraphic news from the four quarters of Electric Bitters." This great remedy will neglecting or refusing to perform the same. M. E, church, Dansville. the globe, the doings of kings aud kaisers, ward off as well as cure all malarial dis. Club adjourned for one week. Beece, Wilijur & Robbins ot Leroy, have parliaments and people'? eases, and for all kidney, liver and stomaet L, H. IvES, Sec'y. purchased the E, Grattan saw mill at Wil- Do you wish the run of the exchange, disorders, stands unequaled. Price SOo'and liamston, and are putting it up on the the fluctuation of Wall street, the talk of $1 at H. M. Williams'. DansTlUe. Reece farm. the Bourse, and the prices of the products Tlie S'cw Discovery. Revival meetings will be continued at the of the sod, and the fh.brics of man's skill'/ lleceivod too late for publication lant week, You have heard your friends and neigh• Cady school house this week. Do jou wait for the proceedings of the bors talk about it. You may yourself be J-A-N-UARi- IC, 18S0. The Farmers' Club will be held at Cady's courts, the—shall we say—doings of con The donation for the benefit of Elder one of the many who know from personal Saturday evening of this week. gross, the news of the government, the THI^ 0 THE /io^^E, _ Niles was well attended, although the night experience just how good a thing it is. If The next Ladies' Missionary Society will amazing variety of intelligence gathered was bad. Receipts, S71-20.. you have ever tried it, you are one of its T/W jACh^ B^lLT. . be held at the residence of Mrs. Robbins from all parts of the continent and related The remains of the wife and five-months- staunch friends, because the wonderful of Leroy. at length ? old babe of Owen McLaughlin were thing about it is, that when once given a Remember the Farmers' Club Saturday Are you interested in Michigan news, the brought here for burial last Saturday, from trial, Dr. King's New Discovery ever after night of this week. New speakers are' ex• movements of notable people, a picture of v/^itii •!!liL;ii''