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ject of Whittier's poem, " The Man Wittl tho Branded Hand," Muskegon, Mich., 88.
2. W. S. O'Brien, the " Bonanza" millionaire, Ban
Rafael, Cal., 46.
4. Count Basilewslri. tho richest man in Russia;
his income was $4,000,000: St. Petersburg, 92,
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7. Murray Hoffman, eminent law writer, Flushing, L. I., 87.
n the third story of the brick block corner of Main
13. Gen. Thomas R. Dakin. Captain of American
and Uuron streets,
rifle team. Brooklyn. N. Y.. 47. Prof. Joseph Hrnry,
ANN ARBOR,
MICHIGAN.
Secretary ot Smithsonian Institute.. Washington, M.
Entrance ou Huron street, opposite the Gregor
25. Duchess of Argylc, mother of the Marquis of
House.
Lome, England. John A. Uoiles, Solicitor (u the
Navy Department, Washington.
3. POND,
28. Lord John Russell, twice Prime Minister of
Great Britain, Richmond, England, Mi.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
JUNE.
2. Louis H. Pelouze. brevet Brigadier General
Terms, 83.00 a year, or S I . 0 0 in advance
United States army. Washington.
5. Count Achillo Barasuay D'Hilliers. Marshal of
France, Paris. Maj. William McDonald. Chief Clerk
R-A-TJCS O F A D V I C R T I S H S T G r .
of United States Senate, Washington, 65.
SPACK.
1 w. 2 w. 3 w. (i w. 3 UJ. m. 1 year
8. Pierre Maguc, ex-Minister of Finance of France,
Paris.
1 square.. f 78 tl 25 (I 50 ft CO $3 50 $!> OU $8 00
12. William Cullen Bryant, America's oldest poet.
2 squares.. 1 50 2 00 2 50 3 50 6 00 8 00 12 00
New York, 81. Gen. B. L. Bonneville, the oldest
3 squares.. 2 00 2 50 3 50 5 00 7 50 10 50 15 00
officer
on retired list of United Sta.es army, Fort
1-5 column 3 50 i 00 i 50
25 00
10 00
Smith, Ark., 85. George V., ex-King of Hanover,
J4 column 4 00 5 00 6 Ml
01)
30 or
Paris.
5'J.
column 5 00 7 00 8 00 10 00 15 00 24 00 3« 00
21. Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, Assistant Postmaster
columul 7 00io oo is on
20 00 30 00 55 00
General under Fillmore. Brinifield, Mass., 62.
1 column..JIO (10 15 00J18 002-2 00 35 00 ii0 00100 00
25. Sir George Back, English Arctic explorer, LonA ROMANCE O F CHRISTMAS.
Gilbert elevaied railroad opened to the public at don. 82.
with neuralgia, for the relief of which talked of, prepared gifts for each other, of calling up old memories, sweeter for
Twelve lines or loss considered a square
New York. International postal treaty signed at
2(5. Mercedes, Queen of Spain. Madrid, 18. Sidpainful disease she had swallowed un- and their home-friends had sent pres- being mellowed by time. Do you think
Sweet Josie stood with a thoughtful mein
C*rds in Directory, $1.00 ,, line por year!
Part*. Half of Itockviile. 8. C , burned.
ney Breese, Judge of Illinois Supreme Court, and
Before the plowing anthracite,
"Business or special notices 12 cents a line for the
5, Great loss of life by flood in China.
formerly United States Senator, Pincknej villc, HI.
heard-of quantities of anodyne liniment, ents for each to some one else of the the girls ever came across that dried
Dreaming a happy waking dream
a r s t insertion, and 8 ceuts for each subsequent in7.
Five
negroes
lynched
at
Bayou
Sara,
La.
ExJDLY.
until she seemed to be quite soaked full four.
branch offirin after years without seeShe meant to make come true that niglit,
sertion.
plosion in colliery at Haydock, England; 250 lives
2. Daniel Sturgeon, for twelve years United States
of that odoriferous compound, and all j It was easy for them to find some- ing again the old room at Miss Quigiey's,
Yearly advertisers have the privilege of changing
lost.
" I do
not think," she softly said,
their advertisements quartetly. Additional chani,
0. Bulgarians burned nineteen villages, and com- Senator from Pennsylvania Uniontown, Pa., 81.
her garments, and her every breath, thing for Patty, so there were a goodly the little tree, and hearing the far echo
14
•i. Dr. James C. Ayer, patent-meilicine maker and
ing will be charged for.
It I should ask he would refuse;
mitted horrible atrocities. Earthquake at Lisbon,
shed pungent fragrance on the breeze. number of articles for the tree. Claire of the laughter and fun.
millionaire. Wiuehendou. M;^.s., CO.
And. when the Christmas feast is spread,
Advertisements unaccompanied by written or
Portugal.
8. George S. Appleton, of the Appleton publishverbal directions will be published three months,
Then love our cause shall win or lose."
10.
News
received
of
a
terrific
storm
in
Canton,
"She
will
never
die
like
other
folks,"
cut stars from gilt paper and fastened But at this moment it was something
and charged accordingly.
10,0C0 Chinese killed. Six lives lost in Geor- ing house in Philadelphia. Riverdale, N. Y., 57.
Sue said; "she will turn into congealed them at the ends of the limbs, while more substantial than an echo which A Complete Calatogue of All I is China;
17. Alcardo Alcardi, Italian statesman and poet,
The spacious mansion shone with light.
Legal advertising, first insertion, 70 cents per
gia by a storm.
Verona. Italy.
folio ; 35 cents per folio for each subsequent inserHeart-full of happiness the host;
11. British fleet withdraw from Constantinople.
liniment—something like spermaceti. A Joan very jauntily tied up the cookies they heard.
t ion. When a postponement is added to au advertise18. William T. McCoun. formerly Judge of SuOf all the year fair Christmas night
Important
Events.
20.
Congress
adjourned.
An
Indian
raid
into
tree for the healing of the nations will with bits of gay ribbon.
ment, the whole will be charged the same as the first
preme Court of New York, Oyster Bay. N. Y., 02.
" Be careful how you put down that
Held memories that moved him inoBt.
Texas.
usertion.
19. George Tibbetts, millionaire, Troy, N. Y., i-2.
probably grow out of her grave. Her " I am very sorry," Sue remarked, window," Joan had said, but the warn22. Great destruction by floods in Peru.
20. Gen. George F . Shepley, Judge of United
Around the feast glad faces beam,
25. Fight with Indians at Curry crook, Oregon;
breath grows stronger as she grows " that there is a bite out of my cookie. ing was too late.
OLD YEAR.
States Circuit Court for Maine, and a General durLow words and laughter idly drift;
40 redskins killed.
JOB
weaker, and I don't think death will But Grif was looking at me, and I had
Then rose fair Josie, like some Queen—
Bang! The sash fell with a noise I stop to think—it seems so strange
29. Tunnel caved in at Schwelm, Germany, bury- ing the Rebellion, Portland, Me., 59. John A. Lott,
Pamphlets, Posters, Haudbilis, Circulars, Cards,
Judge of New York Court of Appeals, Flatbush,
" My father, I would ask a gift.
Another year has passed away;
ever be able to take it."
ing twenty-seven persons.
to take one mouthful. I think it rather loud enough, it seemed to them, to wake
Ball Tickets. Labels, Blanks, Bill-Heads and other
ft. I., 73.
For
oh!
it
seems
not
long
ago
varieties of Plain and Fancy Job Printing executed
The lady had very strict notions of improves the shape, and I am going to the whole town of Brunswick.
JULY.
21. Nelson G. Isbell, formerly Secretary of State
" This morning in my mother's hand
I
hailed
its
first
glad
rising
day.
with promptness, and in the best possible style.
You laid a bracelet richly rare;
2. Steamer Capital City burned atMemphiB,Tonn.; of Michigan Lansing, 53.
propriety, and allowed her pupils very mark it for Claire, as she is an artist
" Now you've done it! Patty, get
22. Mrs. Agnes Heneage, known as Princess KahnAnd scarcely you would understand
But
he
must
die,
as
all
must
die,
two
lives
lost.
little freedom. All their pocket-money and will appreciate that! "
under the bed! Throw those furs into
That I for jewels did not care.
And leave no mark or truce behind,
4. Ten persons killed at a picnic by falling trees Salm, England.
26. Thomas Kelso, founder of Kelso Orphan
she took charge of; and, having been
Except a name—a useless thing
near Pittsburgh.
At
last
everything
was
arranged,
and
the
closet!"
"This morning gold and love you sent
Whan death you with his cords doth bind.
PUT UP I»
C. Indian fights in the John Day valley and at Home, Baltimore, 1)1.
told that her own ill-health was the re-Joan went after Patty, while the others
" I hear the smell of the breath of a
To many a home where they are scant;
27. George L, Curry, former Governor of Oregon,
Camas prairie, Ore.
sult of too free indulgence in sweets in lit the candles.
What I then said I really meant—
Griffiness!"
How many hopes, how many feara,
7. Big fire at Mandalay. India; 4,700 houses Portland.Ore., 57.
Money is not the thing I want.
31. William Knox Babington, General in English
In
this
short
space
forever
gone;
her
youth,
she
took
good
care
that
the
burned.
"It is too bad, girls," Sue said, "not to But no footsteps approached, and the
— OK—
many now are lying low
8. Battles with the Indians at Willow Springs and East India service, London.
girls should escape a like danger.
" But if you would make Josie gay,
have the mistress of the house. " Here's panic gradually subsided, and the fun How
On whom the New Year's day did dawn.
Beasley's mills. Ore. England and Turkey conAUGUST.
EASTMAN & JENNE'S "STERLING COVERS,"
And all her happiness bring back.
But, while we have thus digressed to for her, too."
cluded agreement for defense of Asia Minor, and Cy- 1. Alessandro Franchi, Cardinal and Pontifical
went on again.
At ordinary sheet prices. Also, Bill-Heads, StateMake
life
one
long
fair
holiday.
How
many
griefs,
how
many
joys,
prus
ceded
to
England.
ment?, &c.
Secretary of State, Kome. 59. Allen Henry ^Gardtell of Tommy Twinx and Miss Quigley,
She whisked a chair into the floor "Girls," said Joan, holding up a packThen give her freely—Cousin Jack."
Have moved the changeful human heart;
18. Large number of deaths from sunstroke in St. ner, Rear Admiral in British navy, Kensington,
Sue has concluded her arrangements into it dumped a couple of pillows, and age that she had taken from her trunk,
While some will with the Old Year die,
Louis and other places. Treaty of peace signed at Eugland, 60.
Just for a moment one could see
New griefs and joys with New Year start.
Berlin.
with the former, and has been promised with the help of shawls and dresses, "for days I have gone about with an
2. Lewis Baker, supposed murderer ef Bill Poole,
A shadow fall on every face;
L.A. OKBOKNE.
18. Col. Forsyth won a substantial victory in Ore- Paris. France. Sir Hastings Yelverton, Senior Loed
the " best little tree in McKeen woods." produced the grotesque figure of aawful secret locked in my breast; ever
Then said the father, " I agree;
gon, killing seventeen and capturing 100 redskins. of British Admiralty, England, 70.
That man must surely have some grace
The girls were busy all day, making woman in almost less time than it takes since I traded all my postage-stamps for
A train of tweuty-two cars fell through a bridge at
IJ. T A T L O K , ATTORNEY AT LAW,
4. George Conroy, Bishop and Papal Ablegato to
a height of ninety feet, near Monticello, Ind., killing Canada, St. Johns. N. F .
gifts or arranging for the festival.
Cholsea, Mich.
to tell.
thigl The time for revelation has come.
" That Josie loves so tenderly.
several persona.
11. H. J. Montague, popular actor, San FranI'll take him on your word, my dear;
"I
say,
Lou,"
Claire
remarked,
"if
I
19. Intense heat and many sunstrokes at the East. cisco.
Claire, who was a capital hand at a The midnight bell tolls. Sisters of the
X\O3VALX) M A C L E A N , M. I»., Physician and
Bid him come home from over sea.
JANUARY.
25. British ship Loch Ard lost with forty-seven
put on my crape tie for you, will you likeness, seized a crayon and boldly mystic circle—peanuts!"
14. John H. Raymond, President of Vassal* ColXJ Surgeon. Office and residence,1, 71
7 Huron street,
And we will mate him welcome here."
2. Two tons of nitroglycerine exploded at Negau- lives.
lege, Poughkeepsie, 64. Count Theodore Radetzky,
Ann Arbor. Office hours from 8 to 9 a m. aud from
look astonished, and pretend that it is drew the face, without for an instant
They never quite knew how it hap- nee, Mich.; 7 men killed.
2fi, Labor riot in Washington. Fourteen children son of tho famous Marshal, and himself a General
J
to 3 p . m.
Then, friends, make room, I have a guest
new ? "
request for an armistica was refused and three teachers drowned in Ireland.
considering the pillow-slip. Lou putpened, but at the last word the string 3. Turkey's
in the Austrian army. Gorz, Austria. 6:}.
Who must not pleasant welcome lack.
27. Marquis of Lome appointed Governor GenRussians.
18. George Vining Bowers, well-known comedian,
"Of course; only don't rob yourself." the finishing touch by tucking a lini- broke and the nuts rattled to the floor by4.the
Of Christmas gifts this is the b e s t RS. S O P H I A VOLLAND, M . D . , Physieral of Canada.
Massacre
of
15,000
Chinamen
at
Kashgar
reNew
York.
cian and Surgeon. Office at residence, 44 Ann
Come in aud bring it—Cousin Jack !"
" Oh, I can't wear it," answered the ment-bottle into the foided arms of the in a perfect shower. At the same in- ported.
20. Four colored men hanged by a mob at Mon- 21. Maria Christina. Queen-dowager of Spain,
street. Will at'.end to all professional calls promptroe,
La.
5.
Russians
captured
Sofia.
Severe
weather
along
other,
with
the
utmost
candor.
"It
is
Havre,
France, 72. William Niblo, founder of
figure.
y, day and night.
stant a step was heard in the passage. the Atlantic coast; several disasters.
They met the sun-browned youth with joy,
Niblo's Garden. New York, 88.
AUGUST.
And Josie took, with grave delight,
too much soiled."
Joan
seized
Patty
by
main
strength
and
"
Now
she
is
saying,
'
Young
ladies,
6.
Egypt
sent
5,000
troops
to
Turkey.
20.
I)r.
J . W. Waldron,one of ihe best-known
The hand of the brave sailor boy
~V\T" H . J A C K S O N , Dentist. Office corner of
5. Ncz Percee Indians surrendered to Gen. Howard. turfmen in the country. Saratoga. N. Y. John A.
" ' Large was her bounty, and hersweets in your youth may be sours in pushed her under the bed, seating her- 8. Ex-Gov. Bullock, of Georgia, acquitted.
TV * Main and Washington streets, over Bach &
Who came to her that Christmas night.
7. Collision on the Panhandle road, near Steuben- Inglis, President of convention in South Carolina
9.
Call
issued
for
National
Convention
of
National
Abel's store, Ann Arbor, Mich. Anesthetics adminsoul sincere,'" returned Lou, who was your age.' Isn't it capital? "
B
Wi
self on the edge of it to conceal the party at Toledo, Ohio. Vice President Wetmore, of ville, Ohio; fifteen persons killed and forty injured. which passed secession ordinance, Baltimore, Md.
istered if required.
forever quoting something.
8. Fight between moonshiners and revenue offi- Seth PadeKord, former Governor of Khode Island,
Little Patty camo in, nearly fright- child's foot, which would stick out. The New York Security Insurance Company, sentenced i cers
in Blount county, Tenn. Powder magazine Providence, 11, I., 71.
one year in penitentiary. Turkish commanders
"Girls," said Joan, in her solemn ened out of her small wits, but none the others huddled themselves under the to
ACK Si SCHMUD, dealers in Dry Goods,
j exploded at Fratesi, Russia, killingfifty-fiveperordered to conclude an armistice.
SEPTEMBER.
voice, which meant that something im- less delighted for all that.
Groceries, Crockery, etc., No. 54 South Main
bedclothes as best they might, and pre- 10. Turks driven from Schipka pass. News of a sons.
9. Wallingford, Ct., devastated by a tornado;
2. Henry Bertram. Major General of United States
portant was coming. "Let's ask Slavey." "Oh, it's splendid!" she cried, softly. tended to be fast asleep. The door great fire at Honolulu, Sandwich islands.
twenty-five
people
killed.
More
fighting
in
Bosnia.
volunteers,
June.au,
Wis. H. H. Haight. formerly
11. Glover investigation resolutions passed the
"What?"
'It's better than Fourth of July and opened to admit Miss Quigley in a House.
12. Yellow fever beeame epidemic at Memphis Governor of California. San Francisco.
STORY
> A C H <& A B E 1 , dealers in Dry Goods, Groand
Vicksburg.
Deficit
discovered
in
Missouri
18.
Samuel
Bard,
a
prominent
Southern politician,
"Invite Slavey?"
scanty costume, which made her look 12. A million-dollar fire at London, England.
> ceries, etc., No. 26 South Main street, Ann
Jack-do wnings."
State treasury. Russian torpedo boat exploded at Baton Rouge. La., 58.
Arbor, Mich.
Grand Duke Nicholas crossed the Balkans.
think, girls, we ought to apolo- " The Griffiness would tear her limb
The dark fir-tree did look very pretty even more stern and awful than by day. 33.
Nicolaieff;
thirty-four
persons
killed.
20.
Gen.
Henry
Kaymond.
veteran
of 1812, Jersey
14. Thirteen lives lost by wreck of schooner
13. Oregon Indian war ended. State of siege, es- City, N. J., 87.
gize, Joan Bramley said, as, with her from limb if she found it out," said Lou, with its golden stars and half-a-dozen " She's been twisting her knob ever Little Kate, off Duxbury, Mass.
. W A G N E R , dealer in Ready-Made Cloth- g
tablished
in
1874
in
Havana,
Cuba,
raised.
27.
August
Heinrich
Petermann,
the eminent
15. George H. Pendleton elected Senator from
ing, Cloths, Cassimeres, VestingB, Trunks, three
companions, she sat in the school- " and probably devour her with liniment- candle-ends, which glowed aud shone as since the window fell," whispered Sue Ohio.
h
1H. Hoedel beheaded at Berlin for attempted as- geographer, Gotha, Germany, 56.
Carpet Bags, etc., 21 South Main Btreet.
room Christmas morning. " I wassauce afterward."
Christmas-candles should; the four to Claire, by which it may be inferred 17. Four negroes killed by a mob near Lexington, sassination of the Emperor. Revolution in San
OCTOBER.
Domingo.
"But she won't find it out," urged cookies and the five bags of candy; the that she could not resist the temptation Ky. British Parliament opened.
S i H A E B E R L E , Teacher of the Piano-forte dreadfully impertinent about the win5. Sir Francis Grant, portrait painter, and Presi17. Angell, Secretary of Pullman Palaco Car Com18. Gen. Skobeluff occupied Pmlippopolis.
• Pupils attain the desired skill in piano-play- dow, though I'm sure I had no idea Joan. " It is Christmas, and Patty won't little bundles in gay papers and the to peep slyly between her half-closec
20. Sixty thousand persons attended the funeral pany, absconded. One thousand kegs of powder dent of the British Royal Academy, Melton Mowi n g by a systematic course of instruction. For
lids.
exploded at Pottsville, Pa., killing several persons' bray, England, 75. .Thomas de Mosmiera, ex-Piv^i
of the Fenian McCarthy, in Dublin.
terms, apply at residence, No. 12 W. Liberty street what I was saying. And that image was have any good time if we don't invite white crape scarf draped gracefully over
18. Memphis being scourged by yellow fever; dent of the United States of Colombia, H. A.,
21. The Russians reached Adrianople.
her."
Ann Arbor. Prompt attention paid to piano-tuning! too bad."
a couple of boughs. And I dare say "What are you doing, Miss Bramley ?
place
nearly deserted. Severe fighting in Bosnia; Coconuco, Col., 80.
22. William B. Allison elected to the Senate from
Slavey
was
a
tiny
maid-of-all-work,
that
the
girls
never
enjoyed
any
of
Austrians
defeated.
8. Gideon J. Pillow, General in the Confederate
"
It
was
too
funny
for
anything,"
Iowa.
Henry
M.
Stanley
reached
London.
demanded
the
mistress.
A T I E J . ROGERS, PoTtraiTpainter. POT21.
Jackson,
Miss., attacked by the plague. In- army. Arkansas.
23. King Alfonso and the Infanta Mercedes martraits painted to order either from life or pho- laughed Lou Taylor. " If I hadn't with large eyes, apparently strained open the fine trees which they had at home "Thinking," replied Joan, laconically
dependence
of
Servia
announced.
10. Thomas Glaberry, Roman Catholic Bishop of
ried
in
Madrid.
Spain.
tographs. Instructions given in Drawing and
by the extremely tight braiding of her more than this one which they had got- "Thinking! What an extraordinar
22. Relief funds being raised in the North for yel- Hartford, Ct., New York, 47.
24. Earls Derby and Carnarvon resigned from the
Painting by the system used in Academies of De- laughed when I did, I know I should
low-fever
sufferers.
Powder
mills
exploded
at
Ne11. Felix Antoine Dupanloup, noted French prehair;
she
moved
about
with
a
frightened
ten
up
by
themselves;
and
I
fear
that
it
English
Ministry.
Russia
made
known
to
the
Porte
sign. Studio, No. 7, cor. Division and Ann streets have gone off like a torpedo!"
girl! Why are you not in bed? Didn' the terms of peace.
gaunee. Mich.; several employes killed.
late, Paris, 76. Abraham Oppenhetm, head of tho
" But, if we apologize," suggested air, every step an apology for her pre- must be confessed that there was added I hear a window fall ? "
25. More fighting with illicit distillers in Tennes- great banking house at Cologne, Cologne, Ger25.
Turkey
accepted
the
terms.
J. D. HARTLEY, M. D.,
for the time being a very pleasant spice
many, 74.
Sue, " it will look as if we wanted to suming to walk at all.
2<>. Louisiana Returning Board locked up. News see.
"How can I tell what you hear? "
12. Gen. William T. Ward, a veteran of the Mexi28. Excursion train on the Grand Rapids and
of great famine in China.
" Well, ask Slavey, then," Sue said, from the very mischief of the affair. But
get rid of our impositions."
AND
"Did you let a window fall ? "
Indiana railroad jumped the track near Lockwood. can war and the Rebellion, Greensburg, Ky.. 70.
27.
English
vessels
entered
the
Dardanelles.
" and all save your cookies from supper. the trouble with this part was that it
18. Jefferson Davis, Jr.". only son of the Confeder"
I'm
sure
I
do,
for
one,"
sighed
Claire,
"I
let
no
window
fall."
28. Stanley Matthews1 silver resolution passed Mich.; several killed.
MRS. SOPHIA HARTLEY, M. D., who was not the most brilliant scholar They'll help make a show. If the Griffin- made them somewhat ashamed afterward, "Did you throw over a chair? "
30. Another nitro-glycerine explosion at Negau- ate President, of yellow fever, Memphis. David
Congress.
Laing,
patriarch of Scottish literature. Edinburgh,
nee,
Mich.
30.
Tho
House
voted
against
reduction
of
whisky
ess did not count them we might have as we shall see.
GERMAN AND ENGLISH
of them all.
"I threw over no chair." •
81. Miskolcz, Hungary, laid waste by a storm; Scotland, 86.
tax.
more."
1,000
houses
destroyed
and
506
people
lost
their
20.
Hiram
Paulding. Rear Admiral in the navy,
81 Steamer Metropolis, from Philadelphia for
We can do them first," said Joan,
A pretty sight, too, were the four—
"Did you drop a book?"
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
and son of one of the captors of Maj. Andre, HuntBrazil, wrecked oil Kitty Hawk, N. C : 100 lives lives. Bankrupt law expired.
"We must stop abusing old Quig," yes, the five young girls, their faces
"I dropped no book."
ington.
L.
I..
81.
Office and residence, No. 18 Thompson, corner of " and then go—"
lost. A furniture establishment burned in New
SEPTEMBER.
Thompson and William streets, Ann Arbor, Mich.
24. Charles Leopold. Duke of Schleswig-Holstein,
"Did you drop anything? "
" In solemn procession," interrupted said her sister, thoughtfully. "It would flushed with health and fun. They all
York: lc^s, $3(15,000. Smith's dry-goods houae, in
Mrs. Dr. Hartley will limit her practice to the treat65.
Philadelphia, burned: loss, $400,000.
1. Excursion train from London to Ramsgate,
talked at once; they made numberless
"I dropped nothing."
Sue; " in sack-cloth and ashes. If we trouble mamma."
ment of diseases peculiar to Ladies and Children
25. Samuel Mercer. Rear Admiral in British navy,
FKBRUARY.
England, wrecked by a collision; twelve lives lost.
Quig!'" laughed Claire. harmless jokes, that can no more be told
"Did you knock over anything? "
tie our papers with crape it will add to "'Old
Deal, England. GO.
Treaty with Japan signed,
1. Sea swept over Coney island, N. Y., drowning
29. Louis Antoine Gamier-Pages. French histoFRUEAUFF & COR BIN
"What's that but abuse?"
than soda-water can be carried about in "I knocked over nothing."
the effect."
3.
Bishop
McCoskry,
of
Michigan,
deposed
from
persons.
the ministry. An excursion steamer, the Lady rian aud statesman, Paris. 75. Julius Hayden,
"Blessed little mother!" sighed Sue. a tumble.
Poor Joan was too anxious aboui seven
" I've a crape tie you may use," said
2. All hands lost by the wreck of brig Overton, Alice, returning from Gravesend to London, sunk brevet Bricadier General in United States armv, OrA T T O R N E Y S AT
LAW
off Ocracoke, X, C.
ange, N. J., 58.
E. K. FR0EAUFF, Justice, of the C .
Lou. " But, seriously, I think Joan is "She'd never say harm of a mosquito; It was well for them that Miss Quig- Patty's feet to have any clear idea
by a collision; 700 lives lost.
3. Armistice between Russia and Turkey signfd at
NOVEMBER.
All business promptly attended to. Office No. 8 right. I am ashamed that Miss Quigley and that I take to be the pinnacle of iey's room wa« at the other end of the what she was saying.
5. Bosnian insurgents defeated with great loss.
Adrianople.
7. Mehemet Ali and twenty of his suit massacred
East \\ ashingtou street, Rinsey k Seaholt-s block.
3. Mrs. Frances F. Broderip, only daughter of
human meekness."
4. A.sylum burned at Tern-Tain, China; 2.000 by the Albanians.
oaw that imago."
house, and that Sally, the cook, was so
"You are . very impertinent," began lives
Tom Hood, and a noted authoress, Clevedon, EnMadison Wells surrendered himself.
So the girls chatted, and the day wore sound asleep; for, although somebody Miss Quigley; but she caught sight of fi.lost.
NOAH W. CHEEVER,
9. Nobeling. the would-bo assassin of the German gland. 48.
Well, then," cried Sue, " let's work
The Chicago Academy of Music burned. Thej Emperor, died in prison.
on. Supper was eaten, and they waited at every third word cried "hush!" they the figure of herself, which none of them Prefect
5. Frederick English. Major General in English
[ike. Trojans now."
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW
of St. Petersburg shot by Vera Sassulitch.
11. Coal-mine explosion at Aborcarme, Wales; 250 army, Cheltenham. England, 63,
7. Anderson, of the Louisiana Returning Board, miners
Office east side of Court House Square, Ann
While the four are busily at work over with all impatience for 9 o'clock, which could not help making a great deal more had remembered to pull over. "What!' found
lost.
6. Jean Jacques Fazy, the eminent Swiss statesArbor, Mich.
guilty.
18. Gradual decline of the yellow fever in the man, Geneva, 82.
the books, we may take the time to re-was the regular bedtime. Sue, behind noise than they imagined.
she exclaimed. "Afigureof me! With 8. Tornado at Augusta, Ga.; several persons South
noted.
7.
O. Phelps Brown, known as " a retired physithe
back
of
the
mistress,
occupied
herkilled.
Twenty-six
persons
poisoned
seven
fatallate
the
transgression
for
which
they
j
"Do you suppose there is anybody a bottle, too? I thought you better ly—by using impure water, at Riehford. Yt.
~~HENRY E. HILL,
14. Great freshets in tho West.
cian whose sands of life have nearly run out," Sav22. British mission to Afghanistan refused per- brook. Ct., 55.
were thus condemned to do tasks upon jself in making candy-bags from tarletan, asleep in the house ?" asked Lou.
bred. And it does not in the least look 11. Ship British America and brig Carrie Winslow mission
A T T O R N E Y
A T
L A W
to enter Cabul.
11. Norman B. Judd, former Congressman and
a holiday. They were the only boarders jalthough the others couldn't imagine
"I scarcely think it possible," Claire like me. I never should know who i1 collided off Sandy Hook: several lives lost.
25. New Canadian Ministry inaugurated.
D e a l e r In Real Estate, and Insurance
Minister to Berlin. Chicago. 111., 66.
13. British fleet entered the Sea of Marmora.
remaining at Miss Quigiey's boarding- jwhat she expected to put in them.
was
meant
for."
answered.
14. Gabriel Delafosse, famous French mineralo14. Daniel Webster's old house at Marehfleld,
Agent.
OCTOBER.
school through, the holidays. Their
The longest evenings must close, and "I mean, do you think there are any This was too much. Sue could con- Mass..
gist, Paris. 84.
burned.
2.
City
of
Glasgow
Bank,
of
Scotland,
failed;
Office, No 3 ODera House Block, ANN ARBOB.
15. Hippolyte J. Lucas, French poet and dramatnomes were in East Machias, a town so at last the time came for them to take who ought to be asleep V "
of Mrs. Eenn Pitman cremated at Wash- liabilities. $50,000,000.
tain herself no longer. She burst into 15. Body
ist. Pans. 70.
Pa.
far "downEast" in Maine that in winter up their candle and file solemnly to the "Yes," Joan said, drvly. "Here are a perfect shout of laughter, in which the ington.
8. Excursion train on the Old Colony road wrecked
IB. William B. Hill, former Secretary of State in
17. Steamer C. M. Palmer sunk by a collision off near
EVERYBODY SAYS THAT there was no getting to it without a voy- large square chamber, which for the va- five."
Boston; 21 killed and 150 injured. Elections Maryland. Baltimore, 51.
coast;-fourteen persons drowned.
others joined, all save Patty, who was as the18.English
several States.
20" Thomas H. Powers, a chemist worth $10,000,Heavy rain-storm in California; eight China- in 11.
age,
beside
which
a
trip
to
the
North
cation
they
all
occupied
together.
in Colosseum Theater, Liverpool, En- 001). Philadelphia. i;5.
S. B. REVENAUGH
Sue dressed for Santa Claus by put- frightened as a mouse in a trap.
men drowned. German Princesses Charlotte and gland Panic
; thirty-seven person crushed.
pole was a trifle; so they were to remain "Hurrah 1" cried Lou, as soon as theting on all the girls' furs, fastening upon
21. Dr. J. G. Kohl, German traveler and historian,
married at Berlin.
" Miss Taylor," demanded the indig- Elizabeth
IS THE
lfi. Nine persons killed by a panic in a colored Bremen. 70.
at school for the entire year. Lou and chamber door closed behind them. "Now her head a jnuff with a feather-duster nant
Cardinal Gioacchino Pecci elected Pope, un- Baptist church at Lynchburg. Va.
mistress, advancing, with a great der20.the
27. William Henry Palmer, known as " Robert
name
of
Pope
Leo
XIII.
Sue
were
sisters;
Joan
Branley
their
for the tree! ' On with the dance, let jauntily sticking out of the top, and crushing of peanuts under her feet, 22. National party organized at Toledo, Ohio. 20. Railway collision in Wales; twelve killed. Heller."
Boss Photographer of Ann Arboi
musician and prestidigitateur, PhiladelCircassians sacked 1,200 houses in Macedonia.
cousin, and Clara Thornton an old neigh- the joy be unconfined!'"
phia. 48.
Russians
occupied
Rustchuk.
Big
tidal
wave
at
blacking
an
immense
pair
of
mustaches
"
what
does
this
mean
?
What
is
thai
27,
Manhattan Bank, of New York, robbed.
Fourth Street, East of Court Home; Ut floor.
29.
Louis
A. Godey, publisher of Ooieifn Ixuly's
(
Callao, Chili.
bor.
And she threw open the window, and upon her plump face.
:j .t. Yellow fever killed in the South by frost.
on your face? "
Bonk, Philadelphia. 71.
23. Rande, the murderer, sentenced to life imbegan
to
pull
vigorously
at
the
string
to
30*
Lynian
Tremain. ex-Congressman from New
The day before Christmas Claire had
at Galesburg, 111. Express train on
NOVEMBER.
"My dear friends," she said, standing
But Sue could do nothing but laugh prisonment,
York, New York, 59.
Central robbed.
1. News received of great famine iu Morocco.
said, sadly enough, that this would be which the tree was attached.
by the tree, "I had not much trouble to and laugh and laugh, and Miss Quigley, Texas
Officers of State Savings Bank at Trenton,
3. Great strike in English cotton-spinning disDECEMBER.
the first Christmas of her life without a "Be careful! the string isn't very get here, for I scented the house from whose knob, after all, may have been N. 25.J., convictod
and sentenced to five years in peni- trict.
strong!"
1. George Henry Lewes, author and husband of
tree.
the North pole, but I did find it difficult rather loosely twisted that night, couldn't tentiary.
5. Elections in thirty States.
The Constitution sailed from Philadelphia 7. A. T. Stewarts body stolen from the tomb.
" George Eliot," London, 60.
H a m s , Salinases, l,ard, e t c . ,
Sue spoke too late.
"Let's have one, then," said Sue,
to enter the house. Miss Quigley keeps help laughing, too, at the fair face all for26. Paris
with American exhibit at the Exposi2. J. P. Wilmot. Bishop of the Diocese of Louisi9. Cape May, N. J., visited by a great fire; several
STATE STREET, OPPOSITE NORTHWEST COR- boldly.
Snap! The cord was broken, and the too huge fires for me to try the chimneys; streaked with black from the mustache: tion.
ana. New Orleans.
hotels burned; loss. $500,000.
NER OF UNIVERSITY CAMPUS.
14. Princess Alice, third child of Queen Victoria
four girls stood looking at each other in a Griffiness guarded the doors, and had and surrounded by a tangle of golden 28. Silver bill vetoed and passed over the veto.
14. Big flood in Italy; great loss of property.
" Itu is impossible!" said her sister.
Orders promptly filled. Farmers having meats
17. Attempt to assassinate King Humbert, of an^ Grand Duchess of Hesse-Darmstadt, Darm
'And what's impossible can't be,
blank dismay,
MARCH.
not that fine young man, Tommy Twinx, hair. Miss Quigley hastened to preto sell should give him a call
stadt, 35.
Italy.
1568-yl
' And never, never comes to pass. 1 "
1.
Most
of
the
Cuban
insurgents
laid
down
their
"Oh, Lou'!"
me the way by the window I serve her dignity by a precipitate re- arms and were pardoned.
18. Serious loss of life by inundation of the river
" The great Napoleon," returned Sue, " ' 'Twas ever thus since childhood's showed
Save,
at
Pestb,
Austria.
fear I should not have got in at all,treat.
8. Pope Leo crowned. Peace treaty signed at San
" has the credit of remarking that im- hour,'" quoted Lou, the incorrigible. which
20. War declared by Eugland upon Afghanistan.
An Unhappy Bridegroom.
have been very hard on
21. The Halifax fishery award paid. Twelve men
" Young ladies," she said, in her grand- Stefauo.possible is the adjective of a very help- "I'm dreadfully sorry. Wouldn't I do me, mywould
A French manufacturer of imitation
4. Tornado in Casey county, Ky.; seven persons killed by coal-mine explosion at Sullivan, Ind.
dears,
for
the
sight
of
your
beauest manner, " you will bring me a transless sort of people. Why shouldn't we for a tree?"
British Parliament voted tho military esti22. Fort Ali Musjid captured by the British gold and silver jewelry for exportation,
faces warms my blood like a was- lation of the first fifty lines of the sec-killed.
mates.
troops.
have a tree? Don't we know how to fix "Well," said Claire, dropping discon- ti-ful
sail-bowl.
My
speech
must
be
short,
5.
Hot
Springs,
Ark.,
nearly
destroyed
by
fire.
23. George S. Houston elected Senator from Ala- and consequently made in styles which
Ann Arbor, Michigan.
ond book of the iEneid to-morrow."
one?"
are not. in favor in France, some time
7. The business portion of Spartansburg, Pa., bama.
solately upon the bed, "I knew some- my lovely darlings, on account of the Without another word she left them burned.
Capital paid in
$ 50,000.00
"If we had one to fix!"
24.
The new Governor General of Canada, the since found that he was being robbed,
shortness of the candles, which is owing to put the room to rights,'send Patty 8. Seventeen persons killed by colliery explosion Marquis
thing
would
happen."
of
Lorne,
arrived
at
Halifax.
Fifty
perCapital security
100,000.00
" Oh, dear!" sighed Claire; " and "Something will happen," retorted to the warm summer's making the
Glasgow, Scotland.
sons went down with steamship Pommerania in and he was trying to trace the thief and
to her attic, and get to bednear
9. News of steamer Sphinx being burned' at sea; English channel; collision.
manner of theft when he received a
Transacts a general Banking Business ; buys and there's woods and woods of them over Sue.
white bears so scarce. But, if the trembling
"Can't
we
get
a
slip-noose
on
to
700
lives
lost.
5?7. Fifteen persons jumped off a ferry-boat at telegram from a friend who is spending
sells Exchange on New York. Detroit and Chicago • there."
gifts are not as fine as some I've brought themselves.
it?"
!. Colliery explosion near Belton, England; forty Liverpool all<l were drowned, owing to panic.
sells Sight Drafts on all the principal cities of
As all were young and healthy, and lives lost.
23. Thanksgiving day. English forces entered the summer in a village in the environs
" I'll tell you!" cried Sue, jumping up
"I'll tell you!" cried Joan, more ex- you, they mean quite as much; and I
Europe; also, sells Passage Tickets to Liverpool,
14. Thirty-six excursionists drowned at Brest, Khyber pass, in Afghanistan.
of Paris. The friend acquainted him
very
tired
beside,
I
do
not
know
that
and
sending
the
contents
of
the
workam
sure
I
wish
you
a
merry
Christmas
citedly
than
was
her
wont;
"see
here!"
France.
London and Glasgow, \ i i the Anchor Line of SteamDECEMBER.
that, having been accidentally called
17. Treaty of peace ratified at St. Petersburg.
As she spoke she dragged out of theand a happy New Year, with less lini- they slept any less soundly than usual, 15.
ships, whose rates are lower than most other first- basket in all directions. " Tommy
1. Mississippi river steamboat Cotton Valley sunk that very morning to the Mayor's office
Anderson's release ordered by the Louisiana
but they awoke with somewhat troubled Supreme
Twinx!"
class lines.
worsted shawl upon which she had been ment and more liberty!"
by collision near Donaldsonville, La.; eighteen perCourt.
of the village, he saw the marriage prominds that Christmas morning.
"Tommy Twinx?"
knitting down stairs, one of the long
22. Boiler explosion at Richmond, Va.;fiveper-sons drowned.
This Bank, already having a large business, inThis speech was received with great
2. Congress met.
cession of one of the manufacturer's
"
It
is
not
the
getting
into
scrapes,
sons
killed.
Thessalian
villages
sacked
by
the
"I
wish,
Sue,"
remarked
Lou,
with
an
steel needles. Fortunately it was not applause, and the distribution of gifts
vite merchants and others to open accounts with
9.
Anchor
flour
mill,
at
Minneapolis,
Minn.,
workmen, and noticed that the bride
but the getting out," Sue remarked, Turks.
them, with the assurance of the most Uberal dealing air of pathetic resignation, "that you brittle, and she was able to bend it into
burned.
23.
Steamer
Magenta
burst
her
steam
pipe
near
began. Sue dexterously pulled a label dolefully, as she paused in her leoot10. Wade Hampton elected Senator from South and bridesmaids wore a profusion of
consistent with safe banking.
wouldn't box the compass so often with a very tolerable hook.
Sing. N. Y.; pix persons killed. O'Leary won
from the cookie Claire had hung for lacing to crack and eat a stray peanut; Sing
Carolina.
jewelry which, unmistakably, had come
the six-day walk at London.
the things in your basket. What has
"
'
Simple
Simon
went
a-fishing,'"
her, and culled it for Patty, who was so and they all agreed with her.
~ '. English training ship Eurydiee lost off the
from the manufacturer's work-shop.
In the Savings Department interest is paid at the Tommy Twinx to do with the tree?"
Isle
of
Wight;
360
lives
lost.
sang
Lou.
"Won't
it
be'hooking,'
to
excited that she nearly strangled her- However, as we saw at the beginning 25. Three MollieMagniresnnng at Bloomsburg,
The manufacturer at once remembered
rate of five per ctnt. per annum, payable semi-an"We"'ll
have
him
get
it!"
get
a
tree
in
this
way
?
"
self by trying to eat it, and, at the same of this story, if the reader is kind enough Pa A million-dollar fire in Philadelphia.
nually, oa the first days of January and July.on all
that some time before this very work"
Good!"
said
Joan,
grimly.
"
Miss
"The string won't hold!" Joan said; time, laugh at Claire for sitting down
26. Fire in New York: loOT $590,000.
JANUARY.
Burns that have remained on deposit three months
man had quitted him, saying he was
to remember, they concluded to 27. Colliery explosion in North Staffordshire, En- 2. Emile Lambinet.
previous to those days, thus affording the people of Quigley has never seen me speak to and, before they knew what she wasupon her bitten one.
a distinguished Freuch going to marry and to set up for himself
gland; thirty miners killed. Osman Pasha made painter, Paris, aged 70. Au^ustin
make
the
best
of
things,
and
honestly
to
Tommy
Twinx
but
onco,
and,
to
pay
Edwards.
Chilian
this city and county a perfectly safe depository for
doing, she had the sheets off her bed, " What! that lovely white crape sca^f
Commander-in-Chief of Turkish forces.
millionaire, leaving .$25.0MUKR), Limaclie, Chili, (il. in the country. He had noticed the
acknowledge their fault.
for it, I had to add a perfect ocean of and tied together at the corners.
their funds, together with a fair return in inter
6. Alfonso Ferraro La Marmora, an Italian Gen- embarrassed and confused manner of
APRIL.
for
me
?
"
exclaimed
Lou,
as
it
was
handfor the same.
figures!"
eral and statesman, Florence. Italy. t:l.
To this the hook was fastened, and ed to her. " Who could have given it Before their dinner the tasks were all 2. Earl of Leitrim murdered in Ireland.
8. John O-Noill, tho Fenian leader. Omaha, Neb. the workman, but attributed it to fear
even to Claire's, and delivered jfi. Oil explosion at Slatington, Pa.; twelve persons Francis
" I remember," added Lou, " How !Sue began to fish.
Money t o Loan on A p p r o v e d Securities.
to me ? And it isn't so much worn, ex- completed,
Vincent 1'awpail. French naturalist and of meeting with a disagreeable receptilled. Kaflir rebellion in South Africa.
to
Miss
Quigley
with
what
Sue
called
awfully
shocked
the
Griffiness
was
revolutionist.
Paris, M. Charles G. Cou.sin- tion. Several other incidents confirmed
"Do you feel a bite? " asked Claire, cept in the creases and the places where
DIRECTORS—Christian Mack, W. W. Wines, W D
7. Ktenbcn county (N. Y.) insane asylum burned,
Montauban,
Count de Palikao and General in the
"""J™*". Daniel Hiscock, E. A. Beal, Wm. Deubel, when she heard me say, ' There's mill- who was clinging to the angler's skirts it's been tied; and, if I wear the soiled "truly edifying penitence."
lear Bath; fifteen inmates perished.
his suspicions. He at once took the
French
army,
Paris,
81.
and Willard B. Smith.
ions in it!' ' Slang, Miss Taylor!' sho to prevent her from tumbling out of side out, it will do nicely for pearl color."
Miss Quigley smiled benignly at their 12. Army board ordered to take new evidence in P. Victor Emmanuel,
King of Italy, Home, 57.
railway, reached the village at nightfall,
Fitz John Porter cafle.
OFFICERS:
said. ' You may add the same figures, the window.
contrition.
10. Demetrius Bulgaria, Greek statesman, Athens, called on his friend, went to the head of
13. Fifteen acres of Clarksville, Tenn., burned
Patty scarcely understood the fun,
CHRISTIAN MACK,
W. W. WINES,
76.
and will receive two demerits.'"
"I am sure, my dear young ladies," over; loss, $500,000.
"I've caught it! I've caught it! and looked a little shocked until Claire
President.
Vice President
16. Samuel Bowles, editor of the Springfield Re- the police, and all three went to the
15,
Circassians
massacred
800
persons
at
Palatiza,
she said, "I am happy that you are will- riveee. A terrible tornado in Kansas.
" I'll see to Tommy," said Sue, when Pull away!"
publimn, Springfield, Mass., 51.
CHAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier.
rejoined:
restaurant where the marriage feast was
ing to own your fault. I am not so 17. Three murderers' lynched at Huntsville, Ala. 91. Henri Victor Regnault, the great French chem- spread. When they entered the dining
they had done laughing at her sister's
" Hush! Quigley will hear!"
" It is a surprise I planned for you,hard-hearted but you might have had Strike
A CARD.
of f 0,000 cotton-spinners in Lancashire. En- ist, Paris. 67.
imitation of Miss Quigley. " But how " It must be a whale! "
K. E. K. Collins, founder of the Collins line of room, the bridegroom turned pale as
dear. It is a great sacrifice, for it was
;land. Native troops sftafc trota India to Malta.
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends will you get the tree into the house ? "
Now York, 75.
" It's too cold for anything but aso convenient to tie around the cat's your fun for the asking; but never mind 18. Collision between white and black miners at steamship*,
and the public of Ann Arbor and vicinity, that h
27.
Ooorge V. Gordon, inventor of the Gordon death and every limb convulsively
that
now.
I
thought
you
would
be
)oal
Croek,
Ind,;
several
killed.
" Have him leave it tinder the window frost-fish."
has purchased the stock of
trembled. The 'bride fainted. The
press.
Norfolk,
Va , 67.
neck.
It
is
finest
Canton
crape,
and
I
21. Riot at political meeting at Quebec. Many
lonely, and I had asked Deacon Wood- essels
the fence, and we'll pull it into
" Or a skate!"
2^. Sir Edward S. Creasy, a distinguished English guests fled. The bridegroom's lodgings
and 15H lives lost on Spanish coast.
think
the
pinholes
give
it
an
air
very
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, behind
ard
to
take
you
down
to
Bath
in
his
historian,
London,
65.
the room."
Heavy storm in Illinois and Iowa. Hurricane
"Sh-h-h-h!"
were searched, and a great many stolen
(Us—dis—mercy! somebody say distin-chaise this afternoon. I am very glad _,t22.
Dye Stuffs, &c,
Tahiti. Sandwich islands, killed 120 people. The
FEBRUARY.
Of course, the girls were delighted
goods were found in them. He was
Amid such exclamations the tree was guished in French."
Spanish
coast
visited
by
a
severe
storm;
275
lives
you have done your tasks so that you ost.
I. Peorpe Cruikshank, the fame us caricaturist, carried off to prison, there to spend his
Formerly owned by t!w late George Grenvillc, and with the boldness of the plan, and enBut, aside from this good-natured can go."
that he w 11 continue the drug business, in all its tered into it with all zest. Tommy safely pulled in at the window, and* the
London,
SB.
23. Six persons killed by Indians in Western
girls stood flushed and panting around banter, there were whispered little kindbranches, at the old stand,
7. Giovanni-Maria Mastai-Fcrretti, Pope Pius marriage night. It will be long beforo
Hathaway, of the Border City mills, Fall
Twinx was the son of a widow who lived it.
"Girls!" cried Lou, as soon as they ?exas.
IX., Eome, 85.
he rejoins his bride.
liver, Mass., arrested for embezzlement.
ly
words
of
thanks
for
knick-knacks,
NO. 5 SOUTH M A I N S T R E E T .
11. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy under
next door to the school, and who did A white paper parcel was fastened which showed the loving thoughts of were out of "the presence," "isn't my 24. McLin and Dennis, of Florida, confessed Lincoln,
By giving strict attention to business, and selling
Hartford, Ct., 75. Charles M. Conrad.
"rands
in
count
of
vote
in
that
State.
washing
for
the
pupils.
Tommy's
goods1 at reasonable prices, he hopes to merit a share
amid the branches. Lou opened it with the givers. Patty had long ago forgot- hair all burned off? Such coals of fire! 25. Riot between Young Britons, and Catholics at Secretary of War under President Fillmore, and
In1} public patronage,
Confederate General, New Orleans, 73.
clothes, as Lou said, were " a miracle of an air of triumph.
tfontreal, Canada.
Husband and Wife.
off irar-Particular
In
ten all about her mistress and the prob- And after that image, too! "
attention will be paid to the com1'i. J, F. Tracy, many years President of Rock
28. Twenty persons killed by boiler explosion at
pounding and filling of Phys.cians' Prescriptions by patches," but both they and he were al" Candy! " said Claire, who was noted able consequences if she should be dis- I leave it to your imagination to paint Dublin,
Island railroad, Erie. Pa.
The
following
colloquy occurred in a
Ireland.
competent assistants.
EMANUEL MANN
ways clean and tidy. He was regarded for her love of sweets. " Where in the covered in this unheard-of transgres- their ride; but be sure they had a glori- 29. Detroit Free Press ome.e destroyed by fire.
16. G. W. Paschal, former Judge of Supreme case brought before the Edinburgh,
Ann Arbor, March 25, 1878.
Court of Texas, Washington. 65.
as an ally of the girls, and did various world did it come from ? "
ous time, and all fell in love with Deacon
25. Angelo Secchi, famous Italian astronomer, Scotland, magistrates. The wife, when
MAY.
sion, and was in a state of bewildering Woodard, who might have been granderrands, which, although not very harm- " From Mrs. Moffitt's, of course."
the case came on, denied that her hut1. Paris Exposition opened. Tug-boat Warner Borne. 59.
bliss over the ribbons and pictures that father to any of them. And that night, exploded
ful, were to be kept from the knowledge "But the money?"
at Memphis, Tenu.; several persons
MARCH.
band had struck her, and the following
had been bestowed upon her.
of " The Griffiness," as Miss Quigley
killed.
when
they
went
up-stnirs
to
bed,
Sue
5. Benjamin Franklin Wade, former Senator from
Sue shook her head mysteriously.
took place:
2. Five flouring mills destroyed at Minneapolis. Ohio and acting Vice President, Jefferson, Ohio, 77. extraordinary dialoguo
" Am I to keep them for my truly burst out with:
was called.
Tinn.. by explosion and lire; several lives, and 8. Francis Charles Josepb, I'rinee of Austria and Prisoner, to his wife— "How long have
" I know," exclaimed her sister. " It own ? " she asked, " or is it only play
1
iVnd that brings us to Miss Quigley was that gold quarter you wore that
"The blessed old Quigley! If her ft,000.000 in property destroyed.
father of tin present Emperor, Vienna, 75. Count we been married?" Wife—"Tliirty-two
9. Senator Don Cameron married to a niece o£ Sclopsis de Nalerano, the great Italian statesman.
herself, who, as head of the school, cer- Loisy Burton gave you. You were go- give?"
breath is as strong as a monsoon, her • en.
years." Prisoner—" How many chilSherman.
Turin, 7!).
"
They
are
your
truly
own,"
Joan
reheart isn't so bad, after all. She is ter- 11. A number of distilleries seized ;tt Cincinnati. \K Charles I,. Wilson, publisher of the Evening dren have I had?" Wife—" Eleven."
tainly deserves to be honored with some ing to keep it always."
plied. " There is no make-believe about ribly hard on the candy question; but\ttinipted
assassination of the Emperor of Ger- Joui->i"l. Chicago, 59.
particular notice. She was a tall, driedPrisoner—" Am I an affectionate hus" Well," answered Sue, heroically.
nany.
Hew Aiuslie, Scotch poet, Louisville, Ky.. 8P.
up lady, with erect figure, a nose like a " I didn't know then that I was com-it."" And that splendid ribbon, too ?" that's only natural, perhaps. Catch me 18; Earthquake in Venezuela' (iOO persons killed. Kir12.William
GibsoU Craig; former Lord of the British band and father?" Wife—" Yes, very."
en hand
large and well selected stock of
15.
Stektnsri
purchased
by
tho
Russian
Gowrnhawk's beak, and piercing, black eyes. ing to spend Christmas in the cave of a Patty said, half to herself. " I'm as ever calling her a Griffiness again! "
Treasury, liicarton. Scotland. K).
Prisoner—"And steady at work when I
nent :it Philadelphia for privateers.
19. Sir William O'Urady Haly, Commander-inAnd so said they all.
DRUGS,
Her thin hair was brushed back from Griffiness."
17. The Potter investigation ordered by the House' Chicf of British forces in America. Halifax. Nbva can get it ?" Wife—" Yes. very." Pii»good
as
Sally,
now."
if ReprcKcntntiveR.
her face, and twisted into a compact Joan pressed her friend's hand, for
oner— "Do I give you all my wp.gos?"
Scotia.
MEDICINES,
All laughed at her simplicity, but I
SO. Fenian scare In Canada.
20. Isaac Adams, manufacturer of the Adams Wife—" Yes,
Robert."
Prisoner—
knob at the top cf her head; there was ejhe knew what the sacrifice had been, think
81. Six m< n lose their lives by a coal-mine explo- printing pro's, Sandwich. N. II., 75.
A Domestic Missionary.
CHEMICALS,
they
were
all
touched
to
see
how
" Why did you go to the police after
a tradition in the school that when this and I may as well say hero that she easily they had been able to make the
ion in Npval Scott*.
a:i.
John
Allison.
Register
of
United
States
TreasDuring Thanksgiving evening, in a 22. Pleasure steamer weut over a dam at Gait, ury, Washington. 1:5,
DYE STUFFS was untwisted Miss Quigiey's form lost found means the next day of redeeming
me?" Wife^—"Because you would not
happy.
social society circle held at a residence Inf.; nine persons drowned.
light the fire, that was all.'' NotwithAPRIt.
its erectness, her dignity fell away from the keepsake from Mrs. Moffitf and giv- child
9
i.
Torfladose
in
Illinois
and
Iowa;
about
P0
lives
At last the tree was bare, and the can- in the First ward, among the subjects osf.
3. William Sidney Clements, Earl of Leitrim, standing this ingenious defraMc tile
her, and there remained but a wreck of ing it back to Sue, doubly precious for dles
all
burned
out,
but
the
one
piece
::i. Collision of German ironclads Koonig Wil3 kilied i'.v peasantry, near Derry. Ireland, 72.
discussed
was
"Bob"Ingersoll',sunbelief
prisoner wasfined£2.
the severe teacher. She moved with a the added memories.
;lm and Grosser Kurfurst in English ehannel; the
6. Giuseppe Berardi, Italian Cardinal. Home. 88.
Toilet Articles, Trusses, Etc.
Joan had providently laid aside.
in future punishment, and a lady, well Vilhetm
sank, carrying down 300 men.
spasmodic, automatic motion, as if she The tree was placed upon a table in that
II. Prince Napoleon Lucien C. J. F. Marat,
Each
of
the
girls
took
a
bit
of
the
fir
known
for
her
vim
and
pluck,
spoke
up
nephew of Napoleon I.. London. 75.
was controlled by machinery within, of the middle of the room, and firmly
JUNE.
ii. William M. TweaiJ, formerly chief of the New
THK rather startling announcement
a memento, and sadly they threw the and remarked with an emphasis unmis- 1. Potter Inquiry, commenred.
which, it may be surmised, her knob wedged with books. For lights they p-s
York Tammany ring, in Ludloiv Street jail, New
feree
out
of
the
window.
was made the other d:iy by the Presitakable:
"I'd
just
like
to
be
Bob
Inger2.
Great
storm
in
Missouri:
nearly
ICO
persons
York.
55.
Special attention paid to the furnishing of Phy was the key. She shook hands with a had to cut up their candle, which was,
What girl but has a quantity of such soll's wife for a short time; I'd make illod and wounded. Nobeling atttempted to kill H. William Ortou, President of Western Union dent of the Women's Protective AssocisiciaBK, Chemists, svhoo's, etc., \>i»h fhHoaopblca rapid, fiery jerk, swooping down upon a fortunately, a long one, and they fastTelegraph, Company, New York, 62.
of Germany.
i iid Onemieal Apparatus, Bohemian Cli'-mloa
trifling keepsakes laid away—a pressed him believe there was a hell—see if I he3. Emperor
ation of New York, that there, are in
Four hundred Busujans Ciit off by Poinakq and
visitor
with
a
sidewise
motion,
not
unened
the
pieces
to
the
boughs
with
hairi«»r*, Porcvslilii w « e , Pure l o g o u t * , eto
MAY.
flower,
a
bit
of
ribbon,
a
favor
from
the
wouldn't!"
The
company
smiled
"
bias,"
•tho city ovijf 100,000 wonum
doing 0work
llled.
like the pounce of a fish-hawk.
. V'V„<•!*!:*' iTtMriptiM
ptuptiei
pins.
m
4. Indian troubles at Caw at; prfttrij, Ed*ha
1. John ^^•!•l:J^eJ. former png'l(Bt. g u s t i e r and outsido of % ''"
German, a rude drawing — worthless but didn't pursue the Bttbjopt furtli;
^'frafi
°t'
nun named OaJdweU, QB*T ^meriout, (H.,silli
ConKVM&m&n f r . ^ i Nt^n Vork; at his defttb Mate
'> vortljy lady w«« mnoh. afflicted
The girls had, before the tre« wae tiling* ejjQngh that stjJJ have &« power
• •••.I !"••• Utmvatt,
VOLUME XXXIV.
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20,1878.
NUMBER 1718.
The Record of the Dying
Year,
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D.
M
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At Miss Quigiey's.
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STATE NKWS.
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ae amount produced the previous seaon.
ents are well filled
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Liverpoo,), by William II. Riaeiug; A Chap- improved in ;tll th<> departments, und new features
be added from time to nine. The merits of the
The total copper shipments from lake er iu tho History of Ants, by Miss Mary pupcr lire n"W so well known that the publisher*
A MERRY CHRISTMAS to every reader of all the courts. The license or excise
> a a t ; Rambles in South France, by S. G. VV_ do not deem it necessary fo recapitulate them.
uperior this year were 17,890 tons, of
of the ARGUS : not only a merry one but law of Xew York permits the sale of
THE D A I L Y FREE PKE8S.
'hich 14,197 1-2 tons wore ingot copper, ienjamin; Cloisonne Eroanuel, by Miss
one full of solid happiness and pleasure. liquors by tho drink to hotel keepers,
'he Quincy mine's product was 1,777foung ; The Meeting of the " Koyal " on The aim is to ku it the best newspaper, and
every exertion i* put forth to keep it in the front
And in your own fullness of good cheer aud tho decisions rule out the saloons
ons, 512 inoro than last year.
Durham Down, by George E . Waring; and rank. Price *10 a year; $•> for six months.
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and joy don't forget to extend the hand in which a bed or two havo been put up. A little son of Joseph and Ann Gas--lome, by "Porte Crayon." Macleod of Dare,
Has no superior in the quantity and variety of its
ill, of Medina, Lenawee county, aged >y-William Black, is concluded, bat not in tlie reudinic mutter. Subscription, $0 a year; f.'.Su for
of kindness and chaiity to the unfortun- It is the liquor sellers of New York
years, was killed on the 12th while most pleusing way, and there are five more six months.
ate and poor into whose homes the holi- who strike hands with the prohibitionists
layiug around a wagon-box which was
in favor of now legislation : though each
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS.
hapters of The Return of the Native, by
day weeks bring very little of sunshine
urned up on its side. It fell over and Thomas Hardy. Other papers a r e : A Ue- It. lias correspondents in all parts of Michigan.
not praying for the same. And so in
and gladness.
It has no superior for market reports that every
truck the child on his neck.
lorter's Romance ; Tho Image of San Doiiato, Fannei will appreciate.
Michigan the prohibitionists and dealA farmer living in Clinton county
Its
"Farm" department is riitbt up to the times.
Christmas
story
;
Rousseau,
with
a
portrait,
JOHN LOWELL, of Massachusetts, has er alike clamor for a repeal ot the tax
Our best farmers in all portions of the State conaised 5,000 bushols of onions in 1877,
and
Maria
del
Occidento—
with
portrait.
In
tribute
original articles for its columns.
been appointed to that vaoant U. S. law. The dealers would be even will- and :J,000 bushels this year. He has a
While the excellence of THK FHEK PRKSS has
lootry : The Groat Harvest Home, by Edward
judgeship, and Secretary Devons re- ing to accopt the prohibitory law of
uilding erected especially for storing
been lauded by those acquainted with its merite,
fiverett Hale; Tlie Necklace, and Y e S a g . ilf weekly supplement,
1855, which for twenty years gave free »nd preserving his onions, containing
mains iu the Cabinet.
"TIIE HOUSEHOLD,"
,200 feet of shelving, upon which 0,000 The "Easy Chaii" Editor's "Records" and
and unrostrained traflic, and may aid
Editor's Drawer" are full of good things has iiH-t—especially at the hands of the ladies—u
BLAJNE'S resolution raising a commit- the extreme temperanco men in restor- mshels of onions can be stored.
iimwt triumphant reception. "Tue Household'1 is
Clement McDermid, of Midland coun- Harper & Brothors., N e w York. See Club pre-eminently the woman's paper of this country.
tee to investigate the alleged election ing it. Is such legislation desirable ?
No other journal gives expression so fully and BO
y, convicted during the last term in the tot.
completely to the aspirations, wishes and achievefrauds in the South, amended so as to
Circuit Court of stabbing his brother,
CEAKBBBS' CYCLOPEDIA of ENGLISH LITER- ments of woman ; none other approaches it iu kind
make it cover all tho States, was adopted
und sympathetic toue. The oroad and generous
As SOMEONE will soon get " tho job " ias gone to Jackson for six years.
ATUBK.—Brief
biographies of all noted British humanity ;ovinced by its contributors renders it
by the Senate on Tuesday, only six Sena- of compiling a new " Legislative ManI t is said that an effort will be revivto people of every class, age and sex.
or American authors, from earliest times to the attractive
Tine 1''IH:K 1'RK-S ond 'The Household" together
tors voting no.
ual, "—a book which in those later yoars ed in the Legislature this winter to iiesont, with specimens from their writings, a n unapproachable in excellence, and make up a
iss^ I i
•»-^i»."• «• create a new judicial district out of the
weekly journal that every family iu the land will
making a work not only thoroughly entertain- prize.
has grown to considerable proporounties of Huron, Tuscola and Sanilac.
Rt'MOR is again current at WashingTHK "VVKKKI.V FBBE PBESS and''The Household"
ing
aud
useful
to
all
intelligent
readers,
but
tions,—we desiro to point out an error
— While sawing logs in the woods,
ton that Senator Christiancy is to rewill he sent to single aubaaiiben In the .Stats of
that has run through several editions. ;wo miles northeast of Reed City on nearly indispensable to people of culture. T h e Michigan for $1.W a year, postage prepaid.
ceive a judicial appointment: that is,
Remit by |>jstofflee. order or Now York draft.
ewly rovised and beautiful edition contains
In tho list of Lieutenant Governors the Monday afternoon, Miobaol Kaioh, his
Address,
T i l I-, l i t I ; I ; l - n l ' s s c;«> ,
in plain English, that he is to be inducson and a man named Gingerech, were over 3,000 pages, aud the entire work, in eight
DETROIT, MICH.
name of Calvin Britain is omitted. Mr.
ed to create a vacant seat for Mr. Chanseverely injured by a falliug limb. The liandy volumes, is furnished, true of express
In the hope that friends everywhere mav render
Britain ran for Lieut. Governor in 1851, Doy has one hand smashed and sundry or mail charges, for t i in paper, $3 in cloth,
dler.
us the favor »»f eunvaesing their respective localion the ticket with Robert McClelland, cruises about the head, which may
ti.M in half morocco. The publishers sell tiea for 'I'm.: I-'KI.E PUKSS, the publisher* offer to all
IN THE Senate on Monday, Senator and was elected. As there was no legis- prove fatal.
only to subscribers direct, instead of giving who will send as, between the 18th of November
and K of ofarch next, thirty subscription** t,» Tin.
dealers aud agents the usutil 60 or ()0 per cent, \V: : KI.V 1"UI;K PBBBS at $1.50 each, a copy of
At
1
o'clock
Sunday
morning
lire
desMatthews moved to set aside all prior lative session iu ISJ'2 ho was not called
\Vel>*tter\s Koval O u a r t o
troyed the marble shed and barn of Ira discount to sell for them, which accounts tor
and present orders and proceed to the upon to preside over any seasion of the
VV."lioed, also tho barn of Dr. Wilber ; the remarkably low prices. Special induce- UNABRIDGE1) DICTIONARY.
consideration of the Toxas Pacific Rail- Senate,—uevortholoss we see no reason all a total loss, but partially covered by
ments aro offered to those sending early orders. c, & 11. Mi-rriam & Co., Publishers, 8pi inyrtuld,
road bill,—a subsidy bill. The vote why his name should not appear in the insurance. There was anothor incipient Specimen pages with full particulars, sent on
The groat national staudard. A library in itself.
stood : yeas, 26; nays, 32. Senator Fer- list, or why his term should be assigned fire located in the heart of the business request by postal card by the publisher:;, the 1,840 pages; 3,000 engravings; 114,000 words.
centre of the city in the rear of Jas. W.
Nflatly and strongly bound in sheep. A book that
AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE, •'>"> Beekmau St., Bbould 'mi [MS.s<nMod by every family. Other prery voted yes and Senator Christiancy to another.
Sheldon's block, superior Srreet, Cause,
ai'inis am described in a oirculai mailed free oil
New York.
no.
incendiary at Albion.
implication.
THE Board of State Canvassers met at
FOR YOUR OWN SAKE
At Ionia on Monday afternoon a litTHE Edmunds Presidential election Lansing last week and on Friday comFrom John Wiley & Sons, 16 Astor l'lace, Try T B E FKKK PRERS for a year.
tle boy, Christopher Velker, fell into an
/•'(».. prtmiumi
on1. op'i'.r^tJ to ag&ntt,
bill passed the Senate on Friday last, by pleted their work. The vote for Gov- open cistern while playing near his fath- New York, we have " A Practical Treatise ou
Send tor u circular before subsci'ibin^ to any
ernor
was
officially
declared
as
follows
a vote of 35 to 26,—15 Senators being
ther paper.
er's house, and was drowned before he China Paiuting in America, with some sugKeatioiiR as to Decorative Art. By Camilla
. . - - - 282,765 could be taken out.
WE CLUB IT WITH THE AltGUS.
absent.
Messrs. Bayard, Merrimon, Total vote,
The terms for the two together are $}.7f> per year.
Pitnn, Principal of the National Art Training
For CharleB M. Croswell,
- 120,280
Semi
that amount to the publisher of theARtius
and Morgan were the only Democrats
The Board of Supervisors of Barry School, Philadelphia.
Orlando M. Barues, - - 78,503
With folio album of nid both will be mailed you pustajje tree.
who voted for it. Mr. McPherson, DeHeury S. Smith,
- - - 73.3K county have issued a circular to the sev- plates." Students of decorative art and ama- If you desiiu to tuke both together you'll never
Watson SQyder,
- - - - 3,46! eral Boards of Supervisors of the State
150 styles of Cloaks to select from.
Good Cloaks for
mocrat, of New Jersey, would have votteur decorators of porcelain and faience ware •egret it.
All persons should put ronii:e./£/.itf their local paper.
Scattering anil defective, 1,200 looking to combined action relative to
ed yes, but was paired.
Nuxl iet. them take the
$3.50, 84.00, $5.00 and S«.00. No person consulting
taxation. They want a law by which a will rind this typographically beautiful li'tle
The total vote for Governor in 1876
BEST PAPER THEY CAN FIND.
mortgage on real ostatn may be assess- volume an invaluable aid. It treats ot colors,
their own interest would think of buying until they
That paper ia, 8B all say who know,
THE Boston Post kindly advises Grant's was 317,94"), showing a falling off of 35,- ed to the mortgagee, and the vahie o: jjiving the law of complementary colors, the
THE DETROIT FREE PRESS.
examine ouv tremendous stock.
Our stock of Shawls
combmntions ot colors, with directions for
friends that Mexico will hold a Presi- 180.
I n this Congressional district th, the property over and above the ni^rt
A apecimcai copy of THE FKEE PBBBB wilrT>e seDt
gage to the occupant; all uioueys auc their mixture and use, and a list oi subjects re6 to any address.
1716
dential eleotion iu 1880. The Post vote was:
is immense and very cheap. 50 double Shawls, very
- - - 14,312 credits to be assessed as personal pro- suitable tor the decoration of hard porcelain
ought to know that its officiousness will For Edwin Willits,
fine wool, at $6. We guarantee them better than
Ira B. Carr, - - - - perty except when secured by mortgage and faience. Also discusses vitntiihlo colors,
be unappreciated. When Grant beLevi H. Thomup,
7.74L on real estate ; that personal propertj fluxes, thing and baking, and gives practical
any $8 shawl elsewhere. Paisley Shawls at all prices.
Adam H. Loune,
comes surfeited with traveling in tbe
shall be exempt from taxation to the directions or exercises, illustrated by the album
amount of indebtedness of the person plates or patterns. For salo by Douglas & Co.
old world he proposes to move on WashRANDOM NOTES,
possessing tbo same, other than debts
ington. Neither Bulgaria nor Mexico
— Princess Alice, second daughter of
secured by mortgage , that the occupan
St. Nicholas for Jauuary is as tull of good
can capture him.
Victoria and wito of the (irimd Duke of Hess
of any real estate mortgaged be requir
things as au egg is of meat,—from the
Darmstadt, died oil Saturday hist, —tlie sevoutl ed to pay the taxes assessed to uiortga
WE HAVEN'T a bit of doubt that Yp- anniversary of the deuth of her lather, l'rinc
gee, and the. collector's receipt therefor beautiful frontispiece, by Page, to the last line
Being free from adulterative mixtures, will
silanti has many " true Democrats, " we Albert. She died of diphtheria, taken in shall be as so mnch money paid on saic in the Kiddle-Box. There are st riea in prose,
give longer service than common
stories in verse, pictures fur the little folk aud
have never suspected or intimated that nursing a daughter who died of the same dis mortgage. These are all rather abrup
Rubber Boots.
departures from the present establishet pictures for for those not so little, pictures for
Thoir Rreat popularity has led to many
ease
a
few
days
ago.
The
Grand
Duke
was
the body of Ypsilanti's " true Deinoceh«ap imitations, having a Dmx FINISH, bu»
state
of
things.
Christmas
and
poems
tor
Christinas.
We
may
born April 21, 1843, and was married July
this season the
racv " put out those " bogus tickets, "
name: The Voyage of the Jettie, by John U.
1862. Five ot seven children survive her.
Eugene Canright, ofWestLeroy, Caland we know that they didn't vote
Whittier; Children's Day at St Paul, by W.
— " A Church in Search of Religion " is th houn County, was killed about 4 o'clock
"
D'Auvers; What shall he do with her ? by
them ; but if the Sentinel is sincerely anx- title the N e w York Hint gives to the "Chore
Monday afternoon by the caving of an
win,
ious for us to give the name of the pro- of the Messiah" [Unitarian] of that city. Tha old well, from which ho was removing Charles Dudley Warner; Christmas Day,
Carols and Versos ; Behind the While Brick,
minent Democrat who procured such Sim will be Buuffed out by some of the "Lit the bricks, in company with his uncle.
VARNISH
Ho stood at the bottom of the well, and by Frances Hodgson Burnett; Wondering
tickets to be printed and circulated we erals."
just
as the last bucket was about to be Tom, by Mary Mapea Dodge; Gold-locks ami
Their PUBE GUM BOOTS, and to distinguish
— Kev James Kay Appleboe, who lecturer
may feel disposed to gratify it.
them from the common kind, will attach a
drawn up by his uncle, tho earth sud- Silver-locks, by Celia Thaxtor ; Ten Dollars.an
iu University Hall on Monday evening,
ER LABEL on tho front of the leg, beardenly cavod in from above and buried acting play, Vy Olive Thorn* ; Puto's ChristIbg tho Inscription
pastor
of
(he
Unitarian
Church
in
Chioag
SOME of tho Ohio Democrats manifest
him in the well. The neighbors were mas-Tree, by J. H. Anderson ; and, A Jolly
a desire to run Senator Thurinan for which Rev. Mr. Sunderland left to comu to th aroused and prompt efforts made to save Fellowship, chaps, v and vi, by Frank R.
city.
the unfortunste man, but when the Stockton. Si. Nicholas for 1879 is about the
Governor next Ootober ; but the vener— During the late session of the Stat
debris was removed he was found dead, best Christmas present a boy or girl can have.
able statesman puts his thumb to his Grange at Lansing, while the brethren wer
standing erect with his face upturned.
Scribner & Co.. New York. See Club list.
nose, shuts one eye, and says " you visiting and admiring tho uew Capitol, a sta
The deceased was about 27 years of age,
can't catch old birds with chaff. " He wart St. Joseph County Granger wallte
and has been employed for some time
T b e r u s b ( o r Clouhw a t MACK &
OUR MOTTO IS
on faruia in East Leroy.
has no notion of being ground to pow- through an $80 pane of glass.
SCHMID'SdurlliJJ tlie l a s t f e w d a y s
Th • Bi 'n hBV<?thePa»«n« M e t a l H e e l
— They call it Modjeska for short, but he
der under that new fangled " Ohio
On the morning of the new year it is h a s b e e n i m m o n t e , a n d i s e a s i l y a c P l m .which prevents Che heel wearing away
name and title in full reads : Qouatess Mod
<sc qu/ .'::; ->:. i ..Vy will have also tlie patent
expected that the Governor, acooinpan- c o u n t e d for b y tUc f a c t t h a t tUey h a v e
idea " before the National Convention
jufet r e c e i v e d t h e e n t i r e l i n e of tlie
:ewska Chlapowski Uozenta.
Don't suec7
ied by the judges of the Supreme Court,
of 1880.
most p o p u l a r iiianuf a c t u I er,a u d a r c
your head off wtien you attempt to speak it.
will visit the new representative hall,
hereby e n a b l e d to offer a n u n e q a a l e d
where
the
oath
of
office
will
be
publioly
assortment a u d such Immense BarDURING the last session of Congress
administrated to the Governor and new g a i n s t h a t c a u s e t h e m t o s e l l v e r y
POLITICAL CLIPPIMUS.
Instead of the very inconvenient web inside
Senator Conkling fought shy of the finStrap, U04 ! on Other makes of Booti.
State officers. On this occasion it is ex- r a p i d l y . L a d i e s w i t o h a v e n o t c a l l e d
In a time when the tide is turning 8
ancial question, in fact " mum " was his
pected that all the living ex-Governors t h e r e s h o u l d n o t f a i l t o d o s o .
slowly from prolonged industrial an
ASK FOR T H E
motto. And so far the present session trade stagnation to business revival, w and Heatenant-Governor8 will be present, together with many Michigan
he has fought shy of all pending ques- see a party, calling itself great an
r>
i
lii
pioneers who have been connected with
tions. Blaine got no aid or comfort claiming all the united honor and re
State affairs
in years past.
Short KELI.OGG—In Ypsilanti, Dec. 10, 1878, Of dropsy,
sponsibility of saving the countr
N.iKMAS KEIAOOO, aged 52 years,after an illness
from him in his blast at the tremendous though without much regard for its po speeches will be delivered by some of
of three months and much sa&enng.
At the LOWEST PBICES, at
those present. At this gathering a defrauds in the South, nor did he come to litical constitution capable of notbiu
Deceased was a brother of 1>. B. Kellogg of thi*
The undersigned has purchased the interest ol
tailed report will probably be made by
George
II.
Winston
In
the
frame
and
picture
bu«lhigher
than
reopening
tho
wounds
o
tho aid of Edmunds while the latter's
city and had been a resident of Ypsilanti upwind
the State Building Commissioners, and of fifteen years. He leaves • wife and three chil- Dees. No. 30 Eaat Huron Street, and will continue
Presidential election bill was before the war to proclaim the depth of them, o
the business at the same place, giving prompt atthe
Capitol
building
formally
tnrned
dren
to mourn their loss.
nothing broader than sowing again th
tention to all orders for frames, etc.* A tine stc«:k
Senate. It was not always thusly with seeds of discontent and aversion, au
over to tho Governor and State officers.
• >i Chronics, Engravings, and Photographs on hand
ami for sale cheap.
Xo formal, but a general invitation will
the New York Senator.
HILL'S OPERA HOUSE.
nothiug better than forbidding the bur
All debts due the late firm of Window A McMillie oxtended to civil and military organlan are payable to the undersigned, and any debts
ial of the memories of past intestin
izations
throu^ht
the
State
to
be
preLESSEE
AND
MAXAOBR.
contracted'
during hi* counectlon with the iinu
C. J. WHITNEY,
THOSE tissue paper ballots ( or little strife for fear of thus putting out o
will lie paid by h i m .
sent. I t is hoped and expected, that
sight
all
its
own
vaunted
claims
to
A
n
n
Arbor,
O c t . 14, 188.
jokers) used by the naughty Democrats
For three nights positively, -Holiday, T u e s somo remarks will bo made by ex-Gov.
:>. M< M i l - L A N .
motf
day, a u d Wednesday, »ec. «3, « 4 ,
of South Carolina at the recent election, footing of patriotism. It is when th
Felch, the oldest living Michigan ex- a u d 2 5 . Grand Matinee Christinas day "i - -•
sun warms certain organisms into re
Governor and ex United States Sena- Engagement extraordinary, andfirstappearance
OT1CE
were supplemented in Massachusetts by newed lifo that their real nature impul
tor ; by ex-Gov. Greenly, who signod uf the world's greatest magician,
a ballot 7 by 14 inches, printed in four sivoly betrays itself.
We can readil;
The annual meeting of the Washtennw Mutual
tho bill for the establishment of the
colors on heavy paper and having on see in the glad reunion of the liepubli
Fire Insurance Company will be held in the city of
Capitol at Lansing; by ex-Gov. McClelAnn Arbor, on WEDNKSDAY, January 8, i879, at
can
party
on
tho
old
and
narrow
basi
them ths portriats of Talbot and Long,
1ft o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing officers
land ; by ex-Gov. Blair, the war goverthat it cannot exist a day after its oppo
in his niarTeln and miracles. I'irst appearance .if
transacting such other business as may legally
nor of Michigan ; by ex-Gov. Baldwin, the l'reiuier Wntrilucjuist, l i e original Chll'TOh, and
the Republican candidate for Governor neut proposes a policy which shall lutik
come before the meeting. A general attendance is
under whose administration the uewintroducing his funny lifrV people, Duke and desired as an amendment to the Charter will 1*'
and Lieutenant-Governor. With such its own popularity impossible any longer
in regard to altering the Charter so as
Capitol building was commenced; aud Nu«io. The inimitable LAWTON, in bis great submitted
specially, Sudden Appearance, producing a jrand to insure Live Stock against lightning on the premballots nothing was left for the factory —Boston Pout.
by ex-Gov. Bagley, under whose ad- programme of Mirth, Music,and Mystery. Every- ises instead of in the buildings as at present. Also
There are several important measure
the question of using Steam as a motive power will
operators and mill hands but to vote tho
mi uistration]a large part of thejwork was thing chaste, bright aud elegant.
Popular prices, admission 85 cents: reserved be acted upon.
which afford no room for party opposi
done. In the evening a general recep- seals, 50 cents; children, 24 cents. Seiits can be
clean thing. If that wasn't intimidaDated, December.}, 187R.
tion and which ought to be passed
three days iu advance at J. C. Wans' Jew17iew6
N. SHELDON, ^ c ' y .
tion it certainly wasn't a " secret bal- once. One of these is Mr. Clarkson N. tion will be given from 8 to 10 o'clock, secured
by Gov. Croswell at his rooms in the elry Store without extra charge.
lot. "
^
_ , _ _ , . _
Potter's bill for transferring private new Capitol. This will not be a formal
claims from Congress to the Court of affair, but a general invitation is exWHILK engaged with the Committee
MAyVFACTVllED BY
Claims, not for final decision, but for tended by the Governor to the people to
on the District of Columbia on Monday examination and report, without which
call on him at his new quarters.—Lansforenoon last, Gen. Williams, of the De- Congress is debarred from considering ing Republican
The Flour we are making from Southern Illinois and OKI W h i t e Michigan W h e a t is givtroit distriot, experienced an attack of or allowing the payment of any of
them. Tnis is tho measure to which its
ing tbe
vertigo, from which- he was unoonscious
MAGAZINES A M ) HOOKS.
author lately referred as perhaps the
VERY BEST SATISFACTION.
until Wednesday morning. His recov- sole reward of his laborious servico in
The Atlantic Monthly for January is full of
ery is not considered probable. Great Congress; and it is one which of itself promise for the year. Especially noticaablo Ask y o u r « r o c « r for i t , or c a l l ot o u r
sympathy is manifested at Washington would make the ordinary Congressman and timely papers are: Aspects of American
F l o u r a n d Feed Mure. c o r . A n n
a character for statesmanship. Whether
a u d Fourth Streets.
and in Detroit, aud by all classes. The it shall bo enacted depends now upon Life, by Charlos Dudley Warner; Is Universal
To FAHMEEB.—WO are paying the highest marpolitical opponents of Gen. Williams are the Senate, for the House passed it at Suffrnge a Failure ? by Goldwin Smith,—a
paper in good taste and temper; aud, Work- ket price at all times foi Wheat. Call at our mills
as hearty in thoir tributes to his ability, the last session. We take the liberty of
ingmen's Wivos, by the anonymous contribu- before selling and get till your wheat is worth.
reminding
Mr.
Blaine,
as
well
as
the
integrity, and worth, as are his political
1715tf
SWATHEL, AILES & KVF.lt.
rest of his Republican colleagues who tor whose striking studies of our social confriends.
may think the ballot-stuffing in South ditions havo received so much attention. Mr.
Carolina a more pressing subject of de- Howell adds tour delightful chapters to his OINSEY & SEAHOLT'S
No. 4 South Main Street,
"GOLD sold down to 100 in New York bate, that a self-correcting, and there- serial. The Lady of the Aroostook, and there
on Tuesday, for the first time in seven- fore temporary, evil has no dangers for are two complete and readable stories,—A
ANN ARBOR,
MICH,
BaAXUPACTUKER OF
teen years; or in other words the green- national morality and well-being com- Student's Sea Story, by Mrs, Stowe ; and, The
— AND —
parable to thoso which attend the oor- 1'ines of Eden. Among the other papers are :
back reached par, and for the first time
ruption of the sources of legislation.— New Neighbors at JPonkapog, by T. B. Al{•'Lot1 It & FBED STORE.
since its issue ceased to be a fraud and N. Y. Nation.
The oldest agency in the city. Established
ffLKMTUKK
0 JF
A .L L
drich ; The Latest Songs of Chivalry, by HarWe keep constantly on nand,
a lie. We really hope that the " cheap
a quarter of a century ago. Representing the I
The method of counting the olectoral riot W. Preston; Bound the World at the
following firat class companies:
« \ V%1(«IJ T |»TP I l i \ V
money" men will not lose their wits over vote in future, which Senator Edmunds Paris Exhibition, completing an excellent BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, ETC.
FOR WHOLESALE AND KKTAIli TRADE.
this calamity. Let them possess their now advocates, accepts as correct two series on that subject; and, Americanisms, by
Home
Insurance
Co.
of
Bf.
Y.,
Assets
over
56,000,000
We shall aleo keep a supply ot
souls in patience : a paper currency at of tbe principles for which the Democ- by Richard Grant White. In poems there are .
Continental Ins. Co. of N.Y., Assets over $3,000,1)00 : Art' H«MV O f f e r i n g (Jront IllrilK CIIIHlfs
racy contended most stoutly at the time The Dead Feast of the Kol-Folk, by Whittier ;
DELHI
t^OIJI*,
Niagara Frc Ins. Co., N. Y.,
Assets $1,442,400 !
, „
par with gold may possibly not prove
to Purchasers.
of the electoral dispute of 1S76-7. Al- Ancestors, by J. T. Trowbridge ; A Birthday, J M SWIFT & OO-S BEST WHITE WHEA1
Oirard ol Pu.,
Assets over £1,000,000 '
the curse they have predicted,—even though Mr. Edmunds, as a member of
Orient of Hartford,
' FLOUK, KYE KLOUR, BUCKWWHEA'f
Assets 1700,000
by Mrs. Spofford ; and, An Artist's Model, by
FLOUR. CORN MKAL, FEED,
though it shall make a wreck of that the electoral commission, voted against Kate Putnam Osgood. T h e Contributors'
4 8 - flates tow,Losses liberally adjusted and I
4 0 . , &O.
promptly paid.
" Indiana platform " or knock the " Ohio accepting the decision of the highest Club is peculiarly good, and many new publiAt
wholesale
and
retail.
A
gcperal
stock
of
17OO
State court as of any force, ho is now cations are appropriately reviewed.
C. H . MILLEN.
Houghidea " " higher than Gilderoy's kite. "
BUYERS WILL
GROCERIKS AND PROVISIONS
willing to recognize such decision as
ton, Ortgood & Co., Boston. See our Club constantly on hand, wMdh will be sold on as rea
competent authority ; und although ho
rates.
THERE is one serious objeotion to the
sonable termo as at any other house in this city.
sought some other method of decision
Cash paid for Butter, Eggu, and Country Pro
bill of Senator Kdtnunds relating to than that of permitting tho voto of a
1 nee generally.
.
Serilmer's Monthly for January is an attrac» y Goods delivered 'O any part of theeity with
prenidential elections, which passed the State to fail when thoro wero conflict-OFSenate on Friday last. It is the neces- ing returns and the two Houses were tive number. In illustrated papers there are : out«t«»oh«ge. M S g B T & S I , A B O ? / r .
BY BUYING THEIR
15C4
divided in opinion as to whioh was the Old Maryland Manners (unique both in pic- Ann Arbor, Jan. 1. 1S"8.
sity it will impose upon many of the
proper and true return, he is now pro- ture and toxt), by Frank B. Mayer; Leonardo
ENGLISH REMEDY!
OUSE AND LOT FOE SALE.
States—Michigan among the numbor— pared to accept that method. His da Vinci, by Claronco Cook ; The Tile Club
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
to amend their;oonstitutions or be to the measure is defective; but it is worth at Work, by W. Mackay Lafl'an ; The MounCorner Dotroit & Catharine Sts.
Locrited In a desirable part of the city, and in
expense of holding two elections but noting that when ho seeks for a jvm- tain Lakes of California, by John Muir. TRADEMARK. l8 especially ree- T"
good repair. Also a house to rent on favorable
Direct of the Manufacturers.
terms.
Inquire
at
the
Aii<;u."
orlice,
cr
*• oinmeuded u* an
— DEALERS IN —
four weeks apart. To vote for presiden- edy for the defects of the present system, and, At the Old Buls Head, by C. C. Buel!
22 THOMSON STltEET.
untiulingcurcfor
he practically acknowledges that the In fiction there aro : Falcoubcrg, chaps, xiii and
. Ann Arbor, March U, 1878.
lU78tf.
'8BMINAX WEAKtial electors in October and for State count in the last instance was conducted
NESS. SrF.RM.lTOxiv, by Hjalmar Hjorth Boycsen ; Haworth's,
officers iD November would split a cam- on incorrect principles. Edmunds was
RIlHEA.lMl'nTKNcan mrtke money faster at work for us than at
chaps, xii-xvii, by Frances Hodgson Burnett;
CY, and All disiinythiug else. Capital not required ; we will
paign in Michigan iu two in the mid- a member of the electoral commission Ninon, by Annie Porter ; and, Century Plants,
eases that follow
start you. $12 per day at home made by the
and
knows
how
little
honesty
there
was
ae a uequencc on
Manufactured of Foreign and Amcrioan
industrious. Men, women, boys and prls
dle,—a nuisance in itself,—and double
by Isabella T. Hopkius. In miscellaneous T. V ~ " m ' t n ~ Selt Abuse; as
wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is
in the decision of the majority.—Free
G R A N I T E and MAK11LK.
the cost for election boards, canvassing
papers we have: College Hazing, by Charles Before Taking ss oi MKMO-After Taking. thcltime. Costly outlU and terms free. Address
Press.
Lo
TIU'K i: Co , Augusta, Maine.
F.
T
h
w
i
n
g
;
and,
The
Amendment
of
the
boards, etc. Sixty days between the
R
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,
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E
H
8
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IKTIIKBAC'K,
DlMThat thoro is in the West a rising tide
CUT
NF>» OF VISION, VHEMATUKKOLD AOB, and m»ny
4 NOTUEIt REDUCTION
election of the electors by the people of dissatisfaction or passion about the Patent Law, by J. H. Uaymond, In poetry : Other diHCKBoa that lend to Insanity, Consumption
IM5
Biorn
the
Hold,
by
Constantino.
E.
Brooks;
and
a
Prematnre
Grave,
all
of
whioh
an
n
rulB
are
and their voting for President and Vice- national banks is obvious onnugh, and
first caused by deviating from the path of nature
Ejiicedium
(William
Cullen
Bryaut),
by
Uaythere are sounds of the surge in other
and over Indulgence. The Bpeoinc Medicine i» tlie
flinPHs you etmennitpB in. *
."
. > to $20
President ought to be a sufficient length
per dtty mnuo by «ay worker ol «itil«
parts of the country. The unwise way ard Taylor ; Thomas a Kempis : Do Imitation result of a lifa study and many years oi experiOhio lime will be hereafter sold at my lime work!
ence in treating them) special diMaiee.
sex,
right
iu
their
own
localities.
Pfcp.
of time for tho State courts to grapple in which our city banks publicly pro
Manufactured on short nntiee. Prices low and
Christi, by l i . It. Bowker ; Those Three, by
Full particulars iu our pamphlets, «iii.-li we de- ,,i v. holesale for 30 cents a bushel, und Monroe llnu
tirulnrs and samples worth f5 free.
woik warranted to give satisfaction. lCS
ni •_'« cents. Also Brick, Waterllme, Calcined
with and determine any and all disput- claimed the other day what rules they Amnuda T. Jones; T o Modjoska, by B. W. sire to send free by mail to every one.
Improve
your
spare
time
at
this
busiue.is.
Address
The Specific Medicine is sold by all Druggist* »l Plaster Cemenl Plastering H a i r and Wood for sale.
s i ;...... , \ & Co., Portland, Muiue.
ed points. If delay is wanted merely would iu future adopt concerning silver Gilder ; with several humorous ones in Bric-a *1 perpacknge, o r s i i puck^es for Ja, or will be
Ann Arbor,Sept. 10, W78.
Cream Laid Letter and Packet Note
17O4.U3
J A C O B VOLLAKI).
dollars,
with
private
depositors
(which
sent
by mail on receipt of tho money by addressing
Bruc. I u " Topics of the Time " Holland disK.-:1,1sand Linen Fibre Note Ueads (Packet
for the purpose of delay ninety days will
W . O ' T O O I . E , M . O . Office at liis rcsiTHE OKAY MK1JICINK CO.,
is a private and not a public affair), has cusses': Religion iu these Days, Art as a Study,
93- 5 0 0OO Letter and' Note Ileailx Just and CongreHHj j list received. Give us your
• deuce,No. 17 North Ingslls St. Alloalls, night
1(574
No. 10 Mechanics' Block, Detroit Midi.
be found too short. The objectionable greatly inflamed this indefinite hostility
r day, will recefvt prompt aUeuUoo,
i;u^:ua
and Popular Despotisms. The other depart#y-6oldin Ann Arbor by Eberbaoh & 8nu, and received a t t h e AKGUS Office. Now U t h e orders.
lliu« to Uuud i u your orders.
suction should be amended in the House- to them.—iV. Y. World.
by nil drugsjtsti evei y wher.
prefer the presnut laws whioh havo stood
RAILROADS.
M1CMIUAH (JESTRAL IUILKOAD.
MAY 12, 1878.
(1O1NG
At the Cash Dry Goods House of
BACH & ABEL.
Great bargains in Table Linens, Bleached and Brown.
Napkins, very cheap.
50 dozen Towels at 25c, same as sold ten days ago for 40 cents.
IN OUR CLOAK ANDSHAWL DEPARTMENT
WILL BE FOUND TREMENDOUS BARGAINS!
PURE GUM
ROBBER BOOTS SPECIALTIES!
GANDEE" CO.
CUSTOM MADE.
PURE GUM.
*. M. A . M l ' . M . p . jc. P.M. t.u.
7 Oi) 9 :;:> i 45 2 50 6 20 y 50
10
42
114
Detroit, le'ive,
('. T. Junction,
7 IS 10 00 6 (i" .: OS 6 X) iu
Wayn. Junction 7 -10 10 26 5 32 3 30 1 10 10
Yj i l ,t i
8 10 10 « • G 00 :( 51. T aii 11
Oeddes,
8 30 11 (X)8 80 I OS 8 10 11
Ann Arbor,
S 14
1; 1:;
Delhi,
1
21
u 58 4 2 2 8 S I
7 (.8 4 4ii S 40
8 56
. <| l.">
9 17
"'I
P. H
111 8 0 12 l.'i 8 00
11 04 12 4B
A.M.
6 00 9 4ii ii! .if,
11 .10 1 II)
G 47 10 K! 1 28
P. M.
7 18 11 03 1 45
7 i . i l S i i 10
12 19 1 M
5 2o 12 07
W62
A. K.
A. M .
I 13 - :« 4 3 0 S III 12 -J.i-253
i n —
1 64
5 OS
2 11
5 2(1
1 27
1 .',- - - —
4 IS
5a
X 0 6 4 07 6 30
:i 111
6 43
3 4U
7 18
•1 U3 4 57 7 28
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5 I S G 02 h 4'i
•2 M
•1 : , (
4
:,
6
C
6 00 6 50
e so 1 40 10 Mi
ii
IS
(14
58
15
5
G
7
8
30
19
10
00
OOINOEABT.
i
A.M. A.
Ohlc.-igo, leave, 7 00 0 00
7 M 9 50
KuntriugloQ,
8 4" 10 32
Lake,
Michignn City.
11 !:j
9 47 11 29
New Buffalo,
Three Units,
lu IK
s
1'. M. P . M
i 16 9 0
C OS U SO
1>. M .
4 <W!
4 50
( 15
,; :;.,
(i 57
7 12
6 50 10 82
7 40 11 20
11 89
A. M .
Buchanan,
Nilea,
Di
in 32
10 4!> 12 IS 8 19 00 12 St
U 15
1 03
S 40
:
1 27
111 3«
y
, ^j
11 57 •
S3 1 40 10 00 6 6010 '20 2 17
. 7 09— — 2 37
12
1 •2: 2 18'jj i j 7 1011 08 3 16
Decatur,
Lawton,
Kalamazoo,
Galesburfr,
Battle Greek,
•>;;
8 111 l l J7
2 25 3 00 J>
A.M.
2 52 3 21 A . M . 8 35;is o.">
.: U 4 05 J 40 9 4012 SO
4 08
6 M lu 00 •
i 411
8 ::i lo 18
;, i), i
6 47 10 M
5 10
5 20 5 10 7 It) 10 40 2 0{
Marshall,
Albion,
Jackson,
Qratib Lake,
Chelsea,
Dexter,
Delhi,
Ann Arbor,
ftdd
5 33
: • 6 24 7
(i 02 5 4 i 7
6 S3 6 168
. <i 4H ti :;0 8
Ypailanti,
Wayne June.-,
27 11 00
-V2 11 22
2,5 11 50
41) 12 I'5
3 4H
4 in
4 !>i
G 30
2 20
2 44
3 20
3 35
6 45
7 09
71 I
8 00
li. T. June,
Detroit, Ar.,
(irnnd Rapide and Ralaraazoo Express arrives at
Grand Rupids'i:-11 p. ni., auil lonves Grand Kajuds
6:15 a. in.
•Sundays excepted. I.Saturday aud Sunday exempted. 1 Daily.
H. B. I,KDYAP.r>, Oer,'l Manager, Detroit.
H. C. WlBTWOBTH, 0 . 1*. & T. Asrt., Cliicato.
Toledo and Ann Arbor Railroad.
T a k i n g e tlH-i Monday, [TOY. 4, 1878.
<;u!>-< -. SOOTH.
DOING NonTII.
Mix. £,xp. l.xp.
Exp. l.xp. ill-..
P. M. r. M.
2 60 0 40
9 26 2 47 6 US
2 « (. 17
9 07 2 34 002
9 00 2 29 5 4!l
8 32! 2 21 iM
8 47 2 20 f> 28
8 42 2 16 5 2o
2 10 6 05
8 22 2 ' 1 ! 12
S 14 1 55 4 24
8 00 1 4<> 3 64
1 3 1 :::;,;
7 .",1
7 -Hi
1 20 :: 12
7 81 1 12 2 5 1
7 20 12 58 2 M
A MA.M.
G50 10 30 •i 05
TOLEDO
1151 10 S3 4 08
North Toledo
7 HI 111 4i; 1 19 Detroll Junction
7 24 10 53 1 29
Hawthorn
7 86 11 00 •1 37
Bumaria
7 48 11 OS i a
Beola
; 56 11 l-i 4 50
Lulu
8 04 11 18 4.->5 Monroe Junction
8 28 11 27 . . 11,-,
Dundee
8 40 11 u2 5 11
MnrOll
s 58 11 40 .1 2 •
Azalia
9 28 11 S3 5 34
Milan
Nni :i
9 44 12 01 0 4::
l.'rania
10 08 1211 5 55
10 2G 12 20 0 04 Vpsilanti June.
10 60 12 -28: G ir> ANN ARBOB
A. M .
50 dozen mens' all wool hose at 25 cents per pair.
3 Cases Bleached Mlislill at 8 cents, better than Lonsdale
and just as good as Fruit of the Loom.
10 bales Brown Sheetings, the very best, at 8 cents, price
last week 10 and 11 cents.
The 7.20 a. m. express south makes close connecat Monroe Junction for Adrian and Mo
Just received another 5 0 d o z e n P E A H L S H I H T S tions
and for point* on the Lake Shore ; at Toledo with
Columbus, A. Toledo and the Wabasn. The 12 58 p.
all finished for $1.00. They are guaranteed to fit and eJclocK
m. express Booth, connects at Toledo with the 8
train east on the Pennsylvania Road thro'
give satisfaction in every particular
to New y,,rk. All trains run by Columbus time—
7 minutes faster than Ann Arboi lime.
.1. M. ASHLEY, .IK, Superintendent.
Coats' SpOOl Cotton furnished to the trade for 57i cts.
HILL8DALE AND
Live Geese Feathers always on hand.
D ETEOIT,
SOUTHWKSTEKN RA1LIUMD
CASH AND ONE PRICE TOALL 2
Outside Stationary Strap
"3 . • OS.
S
a 4 s :i ^ s«
50 pieces Black Cashmeres, all wool, at 50, CO, 05, 75, 80 cts. Ui-xter,
Chelsea,
50 pieces Colored Cashmeres, in all the new and desirable Grutfis I.ukc,
Jackson
shades, from 25 cents up.
Albion,
llanbal],
50 pieces American Dress Goods, from 12 to 25 cents.
BitttU) Creek,
Gulesburg,
Foreign Dress Goods, single and double width, at all prices. Kulttma/oii,
l/:iwUm,
25 pieces Black Alpacas and Mohairs, from 15 cents up-Decatur,
Dowagine,
Niles,
Very cheap !
Uuchttnftn,
Tlirr,' (mks
New liufiulo,
Ladies' Cloth, in all shades, 87£ cents and $1.00.
Michigan ( Ity,
Luke.
Kensington,
50 dozen Ladies' Underwear, at 50 cents, worth 75 cents.
(JhieuL'o, arrive,
50 dozen Children's Underwear, all sizes, from 20to50 cents.
50 dozen Gents' Underwear, equally as cheap.
Ladies' and Misses Hosiery, in all styles and priees.
Great Bargains in Flannels!
WKhT.
v
UNDERWEAR!
To take effect Aug. 19, 1858.
uuixo WEST.
STATIONS.
Mail. P:xp. STATIONS.
Exp. .SUil
A. 31. P . M.
Ypttilunti....
Toledo J u n e .
aullue.
. . .
A.
a:K> 6:0
S:3S 8:83 Bankers
:•::_'.»
b : ir,
llill>.J,vlQ
M
PT M .
6:00 SfcOO
BrfO B»10
Hridgewoter.. 9:47 7:07 Manchester.. 8:30 i-M-i
Maucneoler. lii:'ja l:.a liridgewaierfew4:21
i \ M.
Saline. . .
8:60 4:42
Hilladale
1:00 U:47 T o l e d o J u n c . l":10 4:5i
Bankers
1:10 10:00 Ypsilnnti
;c:3"» 5:1'>
Trains run liy Chicago time.
W. F . P A U K E K . Sup't, Tpsilaati.
p
SOVTIIKRN It'Y LINES.
v> The Only Anieri.iui ftoule Through Canada.
Trains leave M. C. K. R. Depot, Detroit, city lime,
:is follows:
Atlantic Express, daily, I 00 a. ni., Wagner, :M >,,
Boston.
Fast Day Ex-press, daily, 12 in noon, Wagner <-.:r
to New York :'.uJ Boston.
Lightning Express,daily exeepf Sunday, n io p.
in., Wagner car to Butliilo and Rochester.
Toledo trHii>> leave 7 00 a. in. excepl Sunday : 8 m
p. ni.daily; tifiu p. m.except Suudny,
Foi Fayette i» 80 |». i". except Sunday.
jfir For Information and ti,k,i> apply i-> t,. W.
Bharplesa, agent 84.C. It. i:., Ann Arbor.
W.K.MUIB, Gen'l Manager, St. fuoniaa,Out.
M. C. ROACH, Pass, igent, Detroit.
PRANK E.SNOW, Gen. Pans, and Tickel
Detroit.
— Note important ohangef in the time table
of the 1)., H A: S. Wi Railway.
"CANDEE^JBOOT. THE BEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
1TOTICE.
Pants to Order for $S.OO
HARTZ!
N
AT WM. WAGNER'S.
Are you going to Paint?
THE BEST IN THE WORLD IS THE
Chemical Paint,
Ann Arbor City Mills,
Geo. W. Pitkin * Co,
Send for Sample Cards and Price Lists.
YOUR PROPERTY
BY
G ETSURED
SS S 5?Kirket Krai, Chicago. Ill,
IN-
C. H. MILLEN,
FURNITURE!
Insurance Agent
JOHN KECK,
BAKERY, GROCERY
Marble Works ! SAVE
ANTON EISELE,
II
MONEY
iam and West Fourth Streets.
Salesrooms, 52 South Main
and 4 West Liberty Streets,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
IN LIME !
BUILDING Ai\D ARTIFICIAL STOAE
IS A DOLLAR EARNED !
NEW
GOODS !
And prices LOWER THAN BVJSB.
I have purchased ID N"*»W York, for sash, Mia
I am now daily reoeiviasi one ofth^ largest and
most belect stocks ol Groceries iu Washtenaw
County, consisting of a full abd well BOleo'ted
LINE OF TEAS,
All of the new crop—including
G n u p o w d e n , liuperi:il>, Y o u n g l l y s o n s , i i j SUMS. J a p a n s , O o l v n g o , l o r inosak. C o n g o u s ,
SouchonffK, a d d
Twaukays,
Together with a full line of COFFEES, consisting of the folloM-ing brands: MO'U.Y. OLD
OOV'T JAVA.MAKACAI
I FRJB.SANTO8 and UIO, both ro:isi ed and ground ; u full
aud well selected stock of
SUGARS, SYNUPS
AND MOLASSES,
Together with everything iu the line cf Pure
Spices,Cauued fruits, and Vegetables. We have it
full aud complete line of
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, GLOVES
And HoBiury. Also, ft choice assortment of Ladies'
and (tentlenieu's UudtTwcnr OBQ and sxantflte
Goods and Piices unil we will insure sutuf&otion.
EDWARD DUFFY.
Muynnrd's Klock,-' cor.Main and Ann streets
Ann Arbor, Mich.
KiP*Highest oasb price paid tor all farm
produce, "^31
NSilCB
FURNITURE Capital,
- -
monuments & Gravestones Manufactory, corner of Will-
U
A DOLLAR SAVED
A.
$3,000,000.
Ansets Jan 1, 1876,
$ 6, 792, ©49.98.
Losses Paid in oi> Yoars,
$44,730,391.71.
Surplus over all Liabilities, incltt**'"'
Re-insurance Reserve,
$4,735,092.88Xi-t Surplus over Liabilities, including
He-Insurance mid Capital Stock,
$1,735,092.36.
C. MACK, Airt'ut, Aim Arbor.
1879.
Second Opening
the public. Shaip practice." By way o. Jedele, Scio ; David M. Uhl, Ypsilanti Town
atonement for a poor and unappreciated joke David G. Rose, Sharon.
Recording Secretary, Byron Green, Ann
"let it be recorded" that the Sentinel says it
was not small pox and that "the scarlet fever Arbor.
FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1878. |
Corresponding Secretary, E. H. Scott, Ann
has subsided. "
• OF•
Arbor Town.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
UNIVEKSIT4T NOTES.
Foreign
Literature,
Science, and Art.
Treasurer, James J. Parshall, Ann Arbor
— The boiler for the Court Houso arrived
— Prof. Watling is waking a collection of
Executive
Committee,
Aun
Arbor
City
yesterday.
skulls for the Dental College.
THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR.
Charles H. Richmond; Ann Arbor Town
— The public schools close to-day, to open
— The several departments close to-day for James G. Rash; Augusta, C. Densmore
again on Monday, January C.
holiday vacation. Will open again on Tues Biidgewater. Juniua Short; Dexter, William
The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE reproduces from foreign
periodicals all those articles which are valuable to
— Hon. H. J. Boakes left for Washington day, January 7.
H. Arnold; Freedom, Jacob Brown ; Lima
American
readers. Itsfieldof selection embraces
on Monday. It is, we uuderstaud, hisfirstvis- — The students of the Law Department
all the leading Foreign Reviews, Magazines, and
J. V. N. Gregory; Lodi, Jacob H. Hicks;
Journals;
and
while the tastes of all classes of readit to that city.
propose to celebrate Washington's birthday, Lyndon, John K. Yocum ; Manchester, John
ers are consulted nothing triviai in character, or of
— The track connecting the Toledo and Ann and have appointed Messrs. McLaughlin, Judd,
merely
transient
interest is admitted to its pages.
F. Spafard; Northfield, Emery E. Leland ;
Its plan includes Essays, Reviews, Biographical
THE
Arbor with the Michigan Central Bail road Judson, and Wilson- two seniors and two
PittsSold, David Cody ; Salem, E. T. Walker ; The follmving Bargains were opened on Wednesday Morniny, Dec. 18, sketches, Historical Papers, Travels, Poetry, Novwas completed on Monday.
juniors—to confer with Judge Cooley on the Saline, William H. Dell; Scio, G. A. Peters ;
els, and Short Stories; and in the case of Science
(to which much space and attention are given), no
— Sleighing has been good for a tew days subject.
purchased expressly for the Holiday Trade:
special prominence is allowed to any particular
Sharon, John J . Robisou; Superior. John
phase of opinion, but plaoe is given impartially to
and industriously improved : as the residents
— On Monday evening last President Angell Campbell; Sylvan, John Cook ; Webster, John
the most valuable articles on both sides of the great
90o, $1.00, 1.15, 1.25, 1.40, 1.50, 1.75, and 2.00 themes
along South State street can testify.
discussed "Christianity and the Labor Prob- oyle; York, Henry Coe; Ypsilanti City, Five pieces Quinet Black Silks, at
of scientific discussion.
Two
pieoes
Cheney
Brothers'
Black
American
Silks,
at
$1.35,
worth
$2.00
— Dis. Sawyer, of Monroe, and Eldridge, of lem" before the Detroit Evangelical Alliance. Joseph Saunders; Ypsilanti Town, Ezra D.
The following lists comprise the principal periodForty
pieces
Choice
Dress
Goods,
at
10,12,
15,
and
20
cents.
icals from which selections are made itnd the names
Flint, two leading homeopathic physicians, The abstract of the address as given in the Lay.
Ten pieoes Black Cashmeres, at
.
.
.
50c, 65c, 75o, 90c, and $1.00 of some of the leading writers who contribute to
were in this city yesterday, to take part in the Free Press shows that it was both a scholarly
hem:
A meeting of the Executive Committee has
hospital investigation.
and thoughtful production.
I have made Sweeping Reductions on all Dress Goods to close them
PERIODICALS.
Al'XHOKS.
been called to be held in this city on Satur— Information is wanted at the AEOUS oftice
- The Adrian Press is respectfully advised day, December 28.
out. My Handkerchief Stock is complete in Plain, Hemmed, Quarterly Review,
P.t. Hon.W. E. Gladstone.
Srit.
Quarterly
Review,
Alfred
Tennyson.
of the praseut residence of Josiah Ward, w
;hat seventeen Ann Aibor students have not
Hem-Stitched, fancy printed and beautiful embroidered designs. •tfinburgh Review.
.Prof. Huxley. ,
lived in the town of Superior—near Dixbor , been sent to jail for expelling a fellow student
iVestruinster
Review.
;Prof.
Tyndail.
RED RIBBONS.
I am showing many specialties in Plain and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs.
Jontemporary Review. iRich. A. Proctor, B. A.
we are advised— in 1838.
from a society. That little aftair is chargea15, 20, 35, 50, and 75 cents. Fortnightly Review.
— Next Sunday afternoon, Prof. Estabrook, Twenty dozen assorted Silk Handkerchiefs, at
J. N. Lockver, F. R. H.
10 oents, worth 20 cents. The Nineteenth Cent'y. 'l)
— Dexter Leader 1 "Harrison Viukle and ble to the Albion College. Don't pile the f the State Normal School, Ypsilanti, will Twentv-ftre dozen fifteen-inch Silk Neck Bows,
W
C t
W. B
B. Carpenter.
Three hundred Silk Handkerchiefs, at
5,10, 15, 30, to 50cents. 3 opular Science Review. 'Dr.
E. B. Tylor.
The sales have
family left for Lincoln, Nebraska, on Tuesday gony upon the University any thicker than address the Reform Club, at the Opera House. Handsome Silk Ties, at
10, ' 5 , 20, 25, 35, and 50 cents. ilackwood's Magazine. Prof. Max Muller.
evening laet. We understand that Harrison s necessary.
Cornhill
Magazine,
Prof.
Owen.
ELEGANT LACES, LACE TIES, SCARFS AND SETS.
— The Reform Club fair opened on Monday
tlacmillan's Magazine, Matthew Arnold.
lias a good situation secured. "
— The " Eclectios" are knocking at the doors veiling, and is being very well patronized. Twenty-live dozen Pocket Books. Purses, Portmonaies, and Specie Bags, Very Cheap.
'raser's Magazine.
E. A. Freeman, V. C. I..
(ew Quart. Magazine. I.Iames Anthony Froude.
— William Osius was. tried before Justice if the University. They want a department They have fancy articles on sale suitable for
Fifteen dozen W A M S C T T A S H I R T S , reduced to 9O c e n t s , worth $1.00.
jThomas
Hughes.
We
show
the
finest
stock
of
Perfumes
and
Colognes
in
the
city.
Temple
Bar.
Granger on Wednesday, on a charge of inde- >r school, and want the Kegents to join them Christmas presents.
lAnthony Trollope.
One hundred pieces choice Dress Prints at 5 cents, worth 7 cents.
Jelgravia.
Two
bales
yard
wide
Sheeting,
at
5
cents.
William
Blaok.
cent exposure, convicted by the jury, and fined u asking the Legislature tor an appropriation:
loud
Words.
— Henry Chance, who delights in being
been remarkable in
Mrs. Oliphant.
>ondon Society,
$,r)0 and costs. Appeals to the Circuit Court.
jrso said a delegation which appeared before advertised as the "Buckeye Broadaxe," did n't
aturday
Keviow.
Turgenien'.
The
great
sensation-OUR
FIVE
CENT
The
Spectator,
Etc,
Miss
Thackeray,
Etc.
— Before Justice Beahan, William A. Bai- he Executive Committee of the Regents yes- appear at the Opera House ou Sunday after4 3 I t is frequently remarked that in EnKland
lny and John Tice have been convicted of vi- erday.
—don't fail to see it.
noon. The meeting was addressed by Messrs.
he best literary talent of the time is being
olating the hack ordinance, and let off on pay- — The Executive Committeo of the Regents Otis Thompson, W. F. Hayes, and L. Chamiverted from the writing of Hooks to coatiibutlng
o the periodicals. The ESGLSOTIC garners the
ment of costs. Soliciting pasengers inside the wore iu session on Wednesday evening and )erlain, of the Law Department.
hoicest sheaves from this rich h a m it.
iu these goods.
limits.
STKEI- FNCiKAVINUS.
Each number
lad tliu " war of the patheis " informally b«— On Monday next, Dec. 23, in response to
ontains a Fine Hteel Engraving—usually n por— On Wednesday Jane King was convicted ore them. Yesterday most of tha day was he request of the State Board of the W. C.
Jt&~ Come early in the morning ami avoid the rush in the afternoon. Store open until 9 o'clock.
rait—executed in the best manner. Theengravngs are of permanent value, and add much to the
before Justice Granger on a charge of drunk- pent iu investigating the recent affray at the L\ U., meetings of prayer for the temperance
ttractiveness of the Magazine.
enness, ordered to give bonds for her good bepital, its causes, surroundings, &c. When ause will be held in the reading rooms of the
TERMS:—Single Copies, 45 cents; one copy, one
•ear, $5; five copies, $20. Trial subscription for
havior for 65 days, and in default committed
result is reached the ARGUS readers shall be Reform Club, at 10 o'clock a. m., 2 p. m., and
hree
mouths, $1. The ECLECTIC and any ¥4 m a r to jail.
advised.
" p. m. I t is expected the clergymen of the
ine to one address, $8. 1'ostage Froe to all Sub— John B. Galligan, of Northfield, who wai — Kev. J. K. Applebeo did not have a large ity will be present and conduct t he meetings
E. It. PELTOJf, Publisher,
taken to the insane asylum at Pontiac on theaudience last Monday evening, but his hearEstate of Veit Zeeb.
Estate of John Kettner.
1716
25 Bond Street, New York
The State Teachers' Association.
29th of November, died last week, and his re- :rs seemed to appreciate his analysis of the
w
MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw, ss.
TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw,
The 26th annual meeting of this body will
*• » At a session of the Probate Court for the county
mains were brought home on Saturday for haracters created by Dickens and his renderss. At a session of the Probate Court for the
of Waahteuaw, holden at the Probate Office, in the County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Ofburial.
ngs of numerous passages. Some of his de- >e held at Lansing December 25-27. The meetcity of Ann Arbor, on Friday, the sixth
in the City of Ann Arbor, ou Monday, the
All parties who are desirous of ascertaining the day of December, in the year one thousand eight fice
ngs
will
be
held
in
the
Congregational
Church.
eighteenth day of November in the year one thou— Two Normal School students have been ineratious were specially good. After the
ondition of the title to their lands, or parties who tundred ami seventy-eight.
sand eight hundred and seventy-eight.
deduced
rates
at
2
cents
per
mile,
round
trip,
wish to loan money ou real estate will do well to
arrested for making hideous noises in the ecturo a reception was given to the lecturer
Present, William D. Harrimau, Judge of Probate.
Present, William D. Harriman, Judgeof Probate.
call at the Register's office and consult a
will be given on the railroads, and tha price
I n the mutter of the estate of Vcit Zeeb,
In the matter of the estate of John Kettuer,
street, and let off on payment of costs. The at the residence of Judge Beakos.
Leceased.
deceased.
if
board
at
Lansing
will
also
be
reduced.
Compared
Set
of
Abstract
Books.
boys called It "singing." A collection was
William April, administrator of said estate,
— The State Dental Association held a meet
On
reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
conies Into court and represents that he i.s now
Leonhard Grunei, praying that he may b e *
taken up among their fellow students to pay ing in this city on Friday last, to specially L'he following is the programme :
Jaid books are so far advanced that the Kegister prepared to render his liual account as such ad- of
licensed
to sell the real estate whereof said deceased
Tha
opening
address
on
Wednesday
evening
an t'u L-niith on short notice a
the bill.
ministrator.
onsider the needs of the College of Dental t 7.30, will be given by John Bascom, D. D-,
died seized, for the purpose of distribution.
Thereupon it is ordered, that. Thursday, the ninth
Thereupon IUBordered,thatSaturd»y,thetwentyPerfect Statement as to the Title
J— On Tuesday the Supervisors' Committee urgory. The Association will probably me- JL. D., President of Wisconsin University.
day of January next, at ten o'clock In the fore- first day of December next, at ten o'clock in the
of any parcel of land in Wasatenaw County aa noon, be assigned tor examining and allowing such forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said pe
on Insurance, Messrs. Krapf and Foster, morialize the Legislature at the coming session Copio—" Tests of a System of Education. "
LOCount, and that the heirs at law of said de- tition,and that the heirs a t law ot said deceased,
shown
by
the
original
records,
On
Thursday
evening
an
address
will
be
awarded the insurance on the poor house, jail or an increased appropriation, and will ask
ceased, and all other persona interested iu said and all other person* interested in said estate, are
C. H . MANLY, Register.
by Arnold Stone. A. M., Director of the
estate, are required to appear at a session of said required to appear at a session of said court then
old offices &0., at 68 cents on the hundred doll- hat it be made a permanent one,—to save ;iven
Jincinnati Observatory. Topic—"The Sun."
court, then to be holden
at the Probate to be holden at the Probate office in the city of Ann
ars ; less than halt paid last year. Z. P. King iennial calls; They will claim that the proOffice in the city of An a Arbor in said county, Arbor, and show cause, if any there be, why the
Topics for Thursday —" The Spelling ReEstate of William H. Besimer.
and
show
cause,
if
any
there
be,
why the said acis the lucky agent.
brm," E. O. Vaile, editor of the Educational
jress of the school will warrant this.
CJTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw, count should not be allowed: And it is farther prayer of the petitioner should n o t be granted :
NevvSilks ,'new Dress, new Cashmeres, new all
Weekly, Chicago. " The Need of a Broarder
*J* ss. Notice is hereby given, that by an order of the ordered, that laid administrator give notice to the And it is further ordered that said petitioner give
— Manchester Enterprise : John Larry, of
— The Palladium was placed on sale on Culture in Literature and the means of SecurProbate Court for the County of Washtenaw, made persons interested in said estate,of the [tendency of notice to the persons interested in said estate, of
on the twenty-sixth day of Novmeber, A. 1). 187K, said account and the hearing thereof, by oausing the pendency of said petition and the hearing
Biidgewater, was arrested last night and lock- ^uesday morning and went off like hot cakes, ng It, *' Miss Florence E. Cushman, precepwool Beavers, Diagonals and Matelasse Cloaknix mouths from that date were allowed for cred- a copy of this order to be published in the Michi- thereof, by cauniug a copy of this order to be pubress
of
the
Niles
High
School.
"School
Exhied up for being drunk on the 6treets. Upon n its text are catalogues of the several secret
tora to present their claims against the estate of gan Argus, a newspaper printed and circulating in lished in the Michigan Argus, a newspaper printed
at our Meetings,"" Delos Fall, professor of
William H . Besimer, late of said county, de- said county, three successive weeks previous to and circulated in said county, lour successive
being brought before Justice Goodyear, this ocieties under whose auspices it is published ; bits
ings, Elysian Cloth, Fancy Beavers and Cloths
weeks previous to said day of hearing.
uatural science, Albion College ; H. N. Chute,
ceased, and that alt creditors of 6aid deceased are said day of hearing.
morning (Dec 12,) he pleaded guilty and was f the faculties and students in the several uoiessor of natural scieuce and mathematics,
required to present their claims to said Probate
WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN,
Court,
at
the
Probate
Office
iu
the
City
of
Ann
WILLIAM
D.
HARRIMAN,
fined $1 and costs, total $5, which he paid rath- departments; of the various literary, musical, Ann Arbor High School. " Our School Librafor Sacks and Circulars, new Piano and Table
(A true copy.)
Judge of Probate.
Arbor, for examination and allowance, on or (A true copy.)
Judge of Probate.
W
M
.
G.DOTY,
Probate
Register.
ITHtd
•ies,
"
William
H.
Payne,
superintendent
of
er than go to jail.
athletic, and other organizations, etc. The
before t h e twenty-sixth day of May next, W M . G . DOTV, Probate Register.
1717
Adrian Pvblic Schools ; I. N . Demmon, assisand
that
such
claims
will
be
heard
before
said
Covers, new Quilts, new plain and fancy Table
— Ypsilauti Sentinel, Dec. 11 : The resi- llustrations are more numerous than in for- tant professor of rhetoric and English literaMortgage Sale.
Court on Wednesday, the twenty-sixth day oi
Estate of Horace Rosier.
February, and on Monday, the twenty-sixth day of OTATK OF
dence of S. B. Morse, near this office, was this mer years and some of them combine decided ture, University of Michigan.
MICHIGAN, County of ?Washt«naw, 117HEREA8, default having been made in tbe
May next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon O ss. At a session
*
T
coiiditionsof
a certain mortgage bearing date
Damask,
new
Napkins
and
Towels,
new
Silk
of
the
Probate
<
ourt
for
the
" Our County Iusti'utes, What Can be Done
morning discovered in flames. An alarm was humor with real merit. The drawings were
>f each of said days.
County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate of- the fifteenth day of April, A. D. 1373, uiado and
sounded and in a short time the fire was sub- a a i e by I. K. Pond, of tho senior class, and o Increase their Efficiency. " Free discussion
executed by Chauncy H . MUIen and Sarah M
Dated,
Ann
Arbor,
November
26,
A.
D.
1678.
fice
in
the
city
of
Ann
Arbor,
on
Tuesday,
the
of all topics is desired as far as time will allow.
and Linen Handkerchiefs, new Lace and Silk
WILI-1AM V. HAKRIMAN,
tenth day of December, in the year one thous- Millen, his wife, of the city of Ann Arbor, Wash*
dued. The roof and second story partitions ngraved at Boston. The printing was done
Gov. Croswell has been invited to be with
teiinw County, .Michigan, to Silas H. Douglas, of
1716w4
Judge of Probate.
and eight hundred and Boveuty-eight.
were|burned, and the house flooded. The insur- %t the Courier office. The editors have spiced us at such time as shall suit his convenience,
the same place, trustee of Marie U Welles, and rePresent,
William
D.
Harriman
Jud^e
of
Probate.
corded
in the ottiee of the Regieter of Deeds for
t
Ties
and
Barbs,
new
Collars
and
Cuffs,
fancy
and
give
us
such
words
of
counsel
and
cheer
ance will cover the loss.
he matter with jokes and wise sayings, and
In the matter of tho estate of Horace Rosier, Washtenaw County, on the twellth day of FebruCommissioners' Notice.
i he may see fit.
ary, A. D. 18"ti, in Liber 53 of mortgages, on page
TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw deceased.
— Supervisor Burch, of Manchester, has are entitled to credit for banishing the smut
A special card of invitation is sent to each
On readingandflling the petition, duly verified,of 174; and whereas, there is now due and unpaid
ss. The undersigned having been appointed by
Combs and Tidies, new Gloves and Suspenders,
contributed to the columns ot the Enterprise a and vulgarity which has sometimes disfigured member-elect of our Legistature to be in atthe Probate Court for said county, commissioners Christina A. Rosier, admimstratrii, praying that upon said mortgage under the terms and conditions
she
may be licensed to sell the real estate whereof thereof the sum of two thousand one hundred and
to
receive,
examine
and
adjust
all
claims
and
de»oilege
annuals.
They
have
a
right
to
feel
tendance
and
participate
in
our
deliberations.
statement .of the taxes levied on his roll for
forty-six dollars and fifty-eight cents ($2,146.58),
mands of all persons against the estate of Thomas said deceased died seized.
new Ribbons, Fringes, and Buttons.
Session of Superintendents' Association.
1878 : State tax, *2,023 78; County tax (includ- iroud of their work.
A. Booth, late of said county, deceased, hereby
Thereupon
it is ordered, that Tuesday, the four- including an attorney iee of twenty-five dollars
Friday,
December
27.^-It
is
proposed
to
dejjive notice that six months from date are allowed, teenth day of January next, a t ten o'clock in the provided for in said mortgage in caseanyproceedinga
ing poor house bills) ?3,6S9.67; re-assessed,
vote Friday to the considerations of the conCHRISTMAS LOCALS.
l>y order of said Probate Court, ior creditors to pre- forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition be taken to foreclose the same ; and whereas, na
J78.13 ; town tax, $1,557.75 ; school tax, 8,5824.sent
ther claims against the estate of said deceased and that the heira a t law of said deceased and all suit or procteding a t law or in equity has been
- In these days of feasting don't forget to dition and needs of our rural and ungraded
and that
they will meet at the office ol other persons interested in said estate, are required instituted to recover the debt so due and secured
schools.
0;i; dog tax, *164. Total, $13,337.38.
said mortgage or any part thereof: Now, thereZina
P. King, "in the city of Ann Arbor, in to appear at a session of said Court, then to be
call on the grocers whose advertisements iu
The plan is to have the following topics in— Ypsilanti Commercial t Ypsilanti orni- the ARGUS invite your custom. Binsey & xoduced by competent persons in short speech- "We havejust opened a very large and. line said county, on Thursday, the twentieth day ol holden at the Probate Office in the city of Ann
February, and on Tuesday, the twentieth day ol Arbor, and show cause, if any there be, why the
thologists are now puzzling their heads over a Seabolt or Edward Duffy will delight in filling es, and then thrown open to general conferMay next, at ten o'clock A. M. of each of said prayer of the petitioner should not be granted: Aiid
line of JPaisley, Velvet, Beaver, and
g
days, to receive, examine, and adjust said claims it is further ordered that said petitioner give notice
rare bird captured near Saline by Mr. Vaugh.- 'our baskets with groceries and sweets, or ence. We wish all to give these subjects caremade and provided, ou MONDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH
Dated, November 20, A. D. 1878.
ful
attention,
and
come
to
take
part
in
the
to the persons interested in said estate, of the DAY OF FJLBRUAKY, A. X>. 1879, at ten o'clock in t h e
an. and now on exhibition in the windows of with the substantial.
other
Foreign
and
Domestic
COMSTOCK F. HILL,
pendency of said petition and the heating thereof, forenoon, at the north door of the Court House of
conferance. May we not hope that such a
1716w4
EGBERT P. HARPER,
the D. H. & S. W. B. E. office, The body is
by causing a copy of this order to be published in said county, the undersigned will sell at public auc— Go to John Keek's and buy an easy chair conference will develop something which will
ZINA P. KING,
the Michigan Argus, a newspaper printed and cir- tion, to the highest bidder, the premises described
entirely blue, while the wings and tail are
give new efficiency to this important -part of
Commissioners
culated in said county, four successive weeks in said mortgage or so much thereof as may be
or some other piece of beautiful furniture for our educational work? Teachers, township
about the color of unpainted pine The bird
previous to said day of hearing.
necessary to satisfy said debt, interest, attorney
our wife or daughter, etc. His stock is large superintendents, former county superintendW I L L I A M D. HARRIMAN,
tee, costs and expenses of sale, said premises being
will probably be sent to the museum at Ann
Estate of Priscilla L. Eow.
(A. trua copy).
Judge ot Probate.
all that certain piece or parcel of land situate in tho
and it will do you good to go through his sales- ents, citizens interested in our educational
TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw W M . G. DOTY, Probate Register.
Arbor.
city of Ann Arbor, County of Washtenaw, aud
1717td
work,
and
especially
members
of
our
next
ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the
•ooins.
State of Michigan, known and described as follows,
Legislature,
are
earnestly
invited
to
be
preCounty of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Of— Mine. Modjeska, Countess of Bozeuta, and
to wit: Lot number nine (yj in range number four
— McMillan, on Huron street, has beautiful sent and take part in the deliberations.
Estate of Henry Bowers.
fice in* the City of Ann Arbor, on Wednesday, the
(4), block number three (3) of the original plat ot
suite, arrived in our city yesternay morning, chromos, engravings, photographs, etc. And if
eleventh day of December, in the year one thouTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw, the city of Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, MichiThe following are the topics to be considersand eight hundred and seventy-eight.
coming from Lansing in her palace car. Last
ss. At a session of the Probate Court for thegan.
SILAS H. DOUGLAS, Mortgagee.
a thing of beauty is a joy forever" now is the ed :
County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office,
Present,
William
D.
Harrimau,
Judge
of
Probate.
Dated, Ann Arbor, Nov 22, 1878.
evening she appeared at the Upera House at ime to invest,
1 Are our rural and ungraded schools seIn the matter of the estate of Priscilla L, Row, iu the city ol* Ann Arbor, on Wednesday, the DOUGLAS & BOWEN, Attorney's for Mortgagee, 5S
curing such results in the ordinery branches
twenty-seventh day of November, in the year one
Camilla. A large number of seats had been
deceased.
Sertz Mock, Detroit, Michigan.
1714
— A suit of new ciothes would make a cap- now taught In them as might reasonably be exMilo Row, executor of said estate, comes into thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight.
sold in advance and a full house probably
court and represents that he is now prepared to
Present, William D. Harriman, Judge ot Probate.
O.
Hosford,
I.
N.
Wellington,
Frank
ital Christmas present, and one may be had acted?
J
Mortgage Sale.
greeted her. We sav "probably," for tha ARrender his final account as such executor.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Bowers,
WE OFFER TREMENDOUS BARGAINS !
,t Noble's, at Jacobs' or at "Little Mack's," or i eavey.
Thereupon it ia ordered,that Saturday, the twenty- deceased.
EFAULT having been made iu the conditions
GUS went to press at 5 P. M.
2. Is it expedient to add to the studies now
eighth day of December iust, at ten o'clock m
of a mortgage made and executed bv Michael
John B. Bowers, administrator of said estate,
Wagner will make one to order. Now is your »enera!ly pursued in these schools other topthe forenoon, be assigned for examining and al- comes mto couri aud represents that he i» now Haehule and Rosina, his wife, of Ann Arbor, Mich— If the ladies of Ann Arbor who propose ime.
es, such, for example, as United States history, 20 pieces Black Gros Grain, very liea\ y and beautiful finish, lowing such account, and that the devisees, lega- prepared to render hia final account HO wuch ad- igan, to Charles Behr, of the >nm« place, bearing
to keep "open house" on New Year's day will
and heirs at law of said deceased, aud all other ministrator.
date the fifth (lay of February, 1870, and recoided
— Attention is invited to tho new adver- uatural history, drawing or the elements of at f 1.00, 1.25,1.50, 2.00, 2.50—prices fully 20 per cent, below tees
persons interested in said estate, are required to apThereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the in the office of the Register of deeds for Waahtesend us, as early as Tuesday morning next,
Hon. J. J. Bagley, E. A. Strong,
pear at a session of said court, then to be holden at fou rt h day of D Jan mi ry next, at ten o'clock naw County, Michigan, ou the ninth day ot Febisement of Jno. N. Gott, successor to C. H. geometry?
1. F. R. Bellows.
notification of that fact, with a list of the
;he Probate Office in the city of Aun Arbor, in iu the forenoon, be assigued for examining and ruary, 1870, ut \y<t o'clock p. m., in liber 4'2 of mortothers in the County.
Mitlen &, Sou. Mr. Gott has in a good line of
3. Is an undue amount of time devoted to
said county, and show cause, if any there be, why allowing such account, and that the heirs at law gages, on pa;,re olo, on which mortgage there is
ladies who will assist, we will giveethem place
the said account should not be allowed : And it of said deceased, and all other persons interested claimed to be due a t the date of this notice, the
loliday specialties, and his store will be open any of the subjects now taught in these schools?
in the next ARGUS for the information of genis further ordered that said executor give notice to in said estate, are required to appear at a Bes- sum of four hundred and fifty-five dollars and
each evening until 9 o'clock. His price list C. B. Thomas, J. B. Plowman.
the persons interested in said estate, of the pen- sion of said Court, then to be holden at the Pro- forty cents, and no proceedings at law or in equity
tlemen who propose to make calls on that day.
4. Is there any better or closer relation pracdency of said account and the hearing thereof, by bate Oflice in the City of Ann Arbor in said having been instituted to recover the debt secured
will
be
lound
tempting.
ticable between these schools and our graded
causing a copy ol this order to be published in the county, and show cause, if any there be, why by said mortgage or any part thereof: Notice is
Tliis was done last year in Detroit and other
— Mack & Schmid are driving business in schools? Austin George, H. N. French.
Michigan Argus, a newspaper printed and circula- the said account should not be allowed : And it hereby giventhaton FRIDAY,THE TWENTY-FOURTH
cities of the State, and was found to be a
ting in said county, two successive weeks previous is further ordered, that waid administrator give DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1879 at ten o'clock in the
5. What can be done to secure greater perhe holiday trade. Their stock includes just
to said day of hearing.
great convenience.
notice to the persons interested in said estate, of forenoon of that day, a t the south door of the
in the work of the common school
he goods for substantial Christmas presents to manency
the pendency of said account and the hearing Court House, in the city of Ann Arbor (that being
WILLIAM D.HARRIMAN,
— The trial of Dean Franklin, on charge of wife, daughter, or even the pater familias. ;eacher? Is a consolidation of the sessions of
thereof,
by causing a copy of this order t o bethe building in which the Circuit Court for said
(A true copy.)
Judge of Probate.
the
school
year
practicable?
Is
pensioning
published
in the Michigan Argus, a newspaper County of Washtenaw is held), by Tirtua of the
an assault upon Dr. Maclean at the Hospital •Jote the inducements offered by their new jracticable? Would higher wages do it? H.
W M . G. DOTY, Probate Register.
1717
printed and circulating in said county, three suc- power therein contained, 1 ahull foreclose said
(see AEOUS of last week), wa6 had before Juscessive
weeks
previous to eaid day of hearing. mortgage by sale, at public auction to the highest
A.
Ford,
I.
W.
Morley.
advertisement.
bidder, of the premises described in said mortgage,
WILLIAM D.HARRIMAN,
Estate of Isaac DeMill.
tice Granger and a jury on Monday, and re6. What is the best practical stytem of supor so much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
— Bach & Abel have a Btock that will glad- ervision for these schools? Hon. C. A. Gower,
TATE
OF
MICHIGAN,
County
of
Waehtenaw
;
(A
true
copy).
Judge
of
Probate.
the amount due on said mortgage with the interest,
sulted in a verdict of "guilty." Sentence was
as. At a session ol the Probate Court for the WM. G. DOTY, Frobate Register.
costs and expenses allowed by law, which said premden the eyes of holiday goods buyers : includ- W. H. Payne.
1717
50
pieces
Black
and
Colored
C
a
s
h
m
e
r
e
s
.
County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Ofsuspended until Tuesday, to give defendant's
ises are described iu said mortgage as follows, viz:
7. What are the best means to be u«ed for
ng staple and fancy goods. You are hard to
fice, in the city of Ann Arbor, on Saturday, the
All the followin described lands to wit: The west
counsel time to prepare appeal papers, and at
Estate of John J. Koch.
mproving the teachers of these schools? J .
thirtieth day of November, in the year oue
twenty-seven and a half feet of lot five in block
jlease
if
you
can't
fiud
a
Christmas
gift
for
100 dozen Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Gloves, at 25 cts. thousand eight hundred and seventy-ei^ht.
the time named Justice Granger entered up a
Estabrook, Z. Truesdel, T. W. Cris^ey.
TATE*OF MICHIGAN, County of Washte- two south of Huron street, range four east, iu the
Present, William D. Harriman, Judge of Probate.
naw sa. At a session of the Probate Court for city of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
iiue of $10 and costs,—$27, or thereabouts, in ivery member of the family. And the clerks
I n the matter of the estate of Isaac DeMill the County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate
Dated, Ann Arbor, Oct. 30, 1878.
all. An appeal bond was immediotely filed will load you down with the greatest pleasureOflice in the city of Ann Arbor, on Friday, the
100 dozen Ladies' White and Colored Hose, at 10 cts.
deceased.
Coming Amusements.
—
In
toilet
and
fancy
notions,
Tremaine
<
f
c
twenty-ninth
day
of
November,
in
the
year
ono
Myron
Webb,
executor
of
said
estate,
comes
into
P H I L I P BACH,
and the case goes up to the Circuit Court.
Manager Whitney gives us the following hit
court and represents that he is now prepared to thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight.
ANNA L . BEHR,
}o., Eberbach & Son, or Emanuel Mann will
render
hit
final
account
as
such
executor.
Present,
William
D.
Harriman,
Judge
of
Probate.
Administrators
ot
the
estate of Charles Benr, de— During the night of the llthinst. Frank- ake pleasure in making up a holiday budget. of amusements booked for appearance at the 50 dozen TOWELS, at 25 cents.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday, the
I n the matter of the estate of John J. Koch,
ceased.
1711
Opera House :
lin C. Crittenden, of PitUfield, had 82 sheep
seventh day of January next, atteno'olock in the deceased.
forenoon, be assigned for examining and allowing
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
Chancery Sale.
Deoember 23, 2t, 25, Hartz the great ma. 100 dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, at 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c.
stolen from his yard, and on the 12th Joseph
THE CHURCHES.
•uch account, and that the devisees, legatees, of Aaron L- Feldkamp, Administrator, praying
TATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for
gician.
Wagner, of Scio, had a flock in his yard which
and heirs a t law of said deceased, aud al!that he may be licensed to sell the real eatate
— So far as the AEGUS items man is advised
the
County
of
Washtenaw. In cbancory. John
other persons interested in said estate, are whereof said deceased died seized.
Dec. 30 and continuing during the week, the
R. Gates, complainant, vs. Charles Whitaker, James
didn't belong to him, and which were after- he several Sunday Schools named will have
required to appear a t a session of eaid oourt,
Cowuseud Family Dramatic Company, iu trag- 25 dozen Silk Handkerchiefs, at 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Wednesday, the M. Congdon, William Martin, Albert Congdon,
then t o be holden a t the Probate Office in eighth day of January next, a t fen o'clock Emma Congdon, Fred Congdon, and Bessie Congward identified as the lost fiock of Mr. Critteu- Ihristmas exercises as follows: Fifth ward edy and comedy.
the city of Ann Arbor in said county, and show in the forenoon, be assigned tor the heaung of
defendants. I n pursuanoe and by virtue ol"
don. Wagner's daughter saw a man named School to-morrow evening; the Methodist and
cause, if any there be, why the said account should sttid (petition, and that the heirs a t law ofdon,
Jan. 6, Emerson's Minstrels.
made and entered in the above entitled
not
b« allowed : And it is further ordered that said deceased, and all other persons interested a decree
Christian Eichorn turn the sheep into the yard,
resbyterian Schools on Christmas eve; and Jan. 8, Blanche Meeda Comedy Company, in
on the twenty-second day of October, A. D.
said executor give notice to the persons interesttc in said estate, are required to appear a t a cause,
1878,
the
undersigned, one of the Circuit Court
and it was also proven on the examination be- he Mission School on Christmas evening. ' Won at Last."
in said estate of the pendency of said accountant session of said Court, then t o beholden a t the Commissioners
in and for said County of Washthe hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order Probate office in the city of Ann Arbor, and tenaw, will eell a
fore Justice Beahan that Eichorn offered to ?here will be feasting and presents, etc.
t public vendue, to the highest
Jan. 9, Frank Mayo's company will play
be published in the Michigan Argus, a newspaper show cause, if any there be, why the prayer bidder, a t the south
door of the Countv Clerk's
These are all SPECIAL BARGAINS, and will do our toprinted
sell the sheep for $120 dollars to a man he met
and circulating in said county, three succea of the petitioner should not be granted: And office, in the city of Aun
—For the next three weeks the Sunday even- ' David Crockett."
Arbor, in eaid County
aivd weeks previous to said day of hearing.
while driving them from Crittenden's to Wag- ng lectures and Student's Iuquiry Class at the
it is further ordered that said petitioner give of Washtenaw (said Clerk's office being the place
Jan. 28, Joe Murphy in the celebrated com- customers good.
WILLIAM D. HAKRIMAN,
notice to the persona interested in said estate of of holding the Circuit Court for said county), on
ner's. He was held for trial, and committed Jnitarian Church will be suspended,—to re- >dy of " Kerry Kaugh."
the pendency of said petition and the hearing SATURDAY THE TWKNTY-KIOHTH PAY OF DECEM(A true copy.)
Judge ot Probate.
Feb. 1, Madame Henrietta Chanfrau will apthereof, by causing a copy ot this order to be pub- BER, A. D. 1878, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
to jail in default of bail in the sum of $1,000.
W M . G. DOTY, Probate Regiater.
1717
ume again with the opening of the University. pear
lished in the Michigan Argus, a newspaper printed that day, all that tract or parcel of land described
in a drama.
and circulated iu said county, four successive as follows: Being a strip of land seventeen feet
— Ex-Gov. Bagley, Judge Marston of the Vext Sunday morning Mr. Sunderland will
Feb. 10, John A. Stevens, in his great charEstate of Daniel B. Kellogg,
weeks previous to said day of hearing.
wide off from the north side of lot number six, and
Supreme Oourt, Hon. O. M. Barnes of Lan- xchange with Rev. Mr. Bowen, of Jackson.
acter of " Unknown."
a strip five feet vide off from the south side of lot
Q T A T E OF MICHIGAN", County of Washte
WILLIAM. D.HARRIMAN,
number Dve, all in block number two, according to
sing, and Hon. Thomas W. Palmer of Detroit,
— On the evening before Christmas the Uni- Feb. 13, Williamson's Comedy Company in
O naw, e>> At a session of the Probate Court
(A
true
copy.)
Judge
of
Probate.
the plat of the village uf Chelsea, in the County of
for the County of Washtenaw, holden at the Prohave accepted invitations to be present at the arian Sunday School will have an entertain"WM. G. DOTY, Probate Register,
17l6td
Struck He."
Washtenaw and State of Michigan.
bate Office in the city of Ann Arbor, on Friday
Dated, November 15, A. D. 1878.
1713
meeting of the New England Society this ment at the church, consisting of Christmas
the
twenty-ninth
day
of
November,
in
the
Feb. 17, Louise Pomeroy, in comedy.
Estate
of
Margaretta
I.
Donnelly,minor.
year
one
thousand
eight
hundred
and
seveDty-eight
evening, at the Congregational Church ; and ree, pantomimes, simple dramatic representaFeb. 20, Joe Emmett, in his famous charFRANK
EMERICK,
OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw,
Present, William D. Harriman, Judge of Probate. ^
acter of " Fritz."
Circuit Court Commissioner.
it is expected that Judge Marston and Mr. ions by the children, &c.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel B. Kel- ^ ss. At a session oi1 the Probate Court for the GKORCE W . T U R N BULL,
Solicitor tor Complainant.
logg, deceased.
County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate OfPalmer will respond to toasts. Among others
— The "Song Service" at the Unitarian
Leverett B. Kellogg, administrator of said estate fice, in the city of Ann Arbor, ou Friday, the
THE ARGUS CLUB LIST.
who will respond are Profs. Langley and Adams, Ihurch on Sunday evening drew an audience
Eeal
Estate
for Sale.
comes into court and represent* that he is now twenty-ninth day of November, in the year one
prepared to render his final account as such admin- thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight.
For the accommodation of ABQUS subscribGov. and Felch, H. W. Bogers, Esq., and Bevs. altogether beyond the accommodations ot the
QTATBOF MICHIGAN, County of Wnshtenaw,
istrator.
Present, William p . Harriman, Judge of Probate. I j ss. In the matter of the estate of John OibSunderland and Pope. The address will be louse, and the varied programme was success- ers, and as an inducement to new subscribers,
Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday, the
In the matter of the estate of Margaretta I. ney, late of said county deceased. Notice is hereby
we offer the AEOUiS for the coming year in
seventh day of January next, at ten o'clock in the Donnelly, minor.
given, that iu pursuance of an order granted to the
by Prof. Pettee, and Prof. Frieze will preside ully carried out.
forenoon,
be
assigned
for
examining
and
allowing
On reading and filing the petition duly verified, undersigned, administratrix with the will annexed
at the organ. The musical portion of the — At 10 1-8 o'clock i . at. on Christmas, Rev. connection with either of the following magasuch account, and that the heirs a t law ol of Catharine Walsh, praying that she may be of the estate of said John Gibney, by the Hon.
auid deceased, and all other persons interested it licensed to sell certain real estate belonging to Judge of Probate for the County of Washtenaw,
programme includes a hymn written for the I. B. Pope will preach in the German Meth- zines or papers at the price named, payment
said estate, are required to appear at a session o: eaid minor
on the twenty-sixth day of November, A. D.
.o be made in advance :
occusion. A good time may be expected.
said court, then to be holden a t the Probate
odist Church.
Thereupon it Is ordered, that Tuesday, Ihe 1878, there will be sold at public vendue, to the
Office, in the city of Ann Arbor, in »aid county seventh day of January next., at ten o'clock in the highest bidder, at the dwelling house on the
AEGUS
and
Harper's
Monthly,
$4.80
— The musichl drama Belshazzar was pro— Services will be held at St. Andrew's AEGUS and Atlantic Monthly,
and show cause, if any there be, why theforenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said premises below described, m the township of North4.80
said account should not be allowed . Ana it is petition, and that the next of kin of said rield, in the County ot Washtenaw, in said State,
duced at the Opera House on Tuesday and
We have reduced the prices of our entire stock of
hurch on Christmas forenoon.
AEOUS and Scribner's Monthly,
- 4.80
further ordered, that said administrator give minor and all other persons interested in said on WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY or JANUARY,
Wednesday evenings, Prof. E. M. Foote as di5.60
notice to the peisona interested in tmid estate, of estate,, are required to appear at a session of said A. D. 1879, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
— Dr. A. B. Palmer has been elected warden ARGUS and Eclectic Magazine,
the pendency of said account, and the hearing court,
- 4.00
rector and also appearing in the leading char- of St. Andrew's parish, vice John M. Wheeler, ARGUS and St. Nicholas,
to be holden at the Probate Office in the day (subject to all encumbrances by mortgage or
thereof, by causing a copy ol this order to be pub- city ofthen
existing at the time of the death of said
AEOUS
and
Harper's
Weekly,
4.80
Ann Arbor, and show cause, if any thore otherwise
acter. Other leading parts were as follows: resigned, and Edward Treadwell takes the of- ARGUS and Harper's Bazar,
lished in the MICHIGAN ABQUS, a newspaper
and subject to the righf of dower of Juliu
be,
why
the
prayer of the petitioner should not deceased,
- 4.80
printed
and
circulating
in
said
county,
three
BUC
Gibney,
wiaow
of Patrick Gibney, deceased), the
Cyrus, King of Persia, Prof. E. L. Walter; fice of vestryman vacated by Dr. Palmer.
ARGUS and Scientific American, 4.15
eessive weeks previous to said day of hearing be granted : And. it is further ordered that said f l l i
d i b d real estat t i t A l l th
petitioner give notice to the persona interested
W I L L I A M D. HARRIMAN,
AEOUS and Detroit Free Press
- 2.75
Zerubbabel, Governor of the Jews, M. S. B .
in said estate, of the pendency oi said petition, and
ARQUS and American Agriculturist, - 2.60
The Agricultural Society.
Comfort; Daniel, Prophet of Israel, Dr; W. J .
(A true copy.)
Judge ot Probate.
the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this
y, d e a s d , in those
2.80
W M . G. DOTY, Probate Register.
1717
order to bs published in the Michigan Aryits.n certain pieces or parcels of land situate and being
The annual meeting of the WaBhtenaw AEGUS and Nursery,
Herdman ; Nitocris, Queen Regent, Mrs. Bell*
newspaper printed and circulated in said county, in the township of Northfield, in the County of
Other
periodicals
and
papers
will
be
added
Fleming; Antoni,a Queen of Belshazzar, Miss lounty Agricultural »nd Horticultural Society
four successive weeks previous tu said day of Washtenaw, and State of Michigan, known and
Estate of Thomas Harris.
to the list.
hearing.
WILLIAM 1). HARRIMAN.
described as follows, to wit: The southwest quarLizzie D. Avery; Shelomith, wife of Zerubba- was held at Firemen's Hall in this city, on
TATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Washte
(A true copy.)
Judge of Probate.
ter of the northeast quarter and seven (7) acres otf
But
one
paper
or
periodical
"clubbed"
with
naw, ss. At a session of the Probate Court for WM. G. DOTY, Probate Register.
1718
the east side of the northwest quarter of the northbel, Mrs. G. C. Owen; Festus, Lord Chamber- Tuesday last, with a fair attendance.
each AEOUS subscription.
the County Washtenaw, holden at ttie Probate Office
east quarter of section tweuty-oue, in town one
Treasurer
Parshall
reported
the
receipts
for
lain, Mr. H. W. Haanum • Jewess Princess,
in the city of Ann Arbor, on Saturday, the twenty
south,
range six east, in said State of Michigan,
Estate of Lester Latimer.
third day of November, in the year one ihousanc
forty-seven acres of laud, Le the same
Mrs. Emilie Allen ; Angel, Mrs. A. M. Warden. the year: At ticket office, $2,541.73 ; at grand
Ho, Everybody!
TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw, containing
eight hundred and seventy-eight.
mure
or
less.
ss. At a session of the Probate Court for Lhe
The other parts were taken by well known lo- stand, $101.45; for rent, $358; donation, $25.
Don't fail to examine those remarkably cheap
Pr went, Willitim X). Harriman, Judge of Probate County of Waahtenaw, holden at the Probate OfDated, November 20, 1878.
I n the matter ol the estate of Thanaus Harris fice in the City of Ann Arbor, on Tuesday, the
cal singers. The house was not full either Total, [$3,023.18. Paid premiums, $1,329.75; Overcoats just open at the Star. Prices from 81.00
JULIA GIBNKY,
deceased.
171;>
Administrates with tire will annexed.
twenty-sixth
day
of
November,
in
the
year
one
;o
$3
less
than
a
few
days
ago.
evening, but the audiences seemed pleased incidentals, $472.47 ; for new buildings, $509.On reading and filing the petition, duly verified thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight.
1718
A. L. NOBLE.
of Margaret Harris, praying that a certain instru
89 ; interest, $662 ; note, $51.22. Total, $3,with the performance1
Present, William D. Harriman, Judg-e of Probate.
Keal Kstate for Sale.
ment now on file in this court, purporting to be tin
In the matter of the estate of Lester LatiOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of
— Our usually amiable friend of the Ypsilan- 638.33, leaving the Treasurer out $15.15. The Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
last will and testament of said dectased, may be mer,
deoeased.
license granted to the undersigned, adminisadmitted to probate, and that she may be up
ti Sentinel has worms, Witne3s this state- report was approvec.
Abigail E. Latimer, executrix of said estate, comes trator tie bonis non of the estate of Evlin
pointed executrix thereof.
court and represents that she is now pre- Shepard, deceased, by tbe Hon. Judge of Probate
Overcoats for children at Joe T. Jacobs'.
ment : "The AEOUS and Register, both of Ann
President Parker stated that the mortgage
Thereupon itia ordered, that Monday, the twenty into
to render her final account as such executrix. for the county of Waahtenaw and State of Michithird day of December next, at ten o'clock in the pared
Arbor, have repeatedly held up the health of debt owed by the society, $3,000 and interest
Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the twenty- gan, on the first clay of June, A. D. 1878, there will
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said pe first
Overcoats for boys at Joe T. Jacobs'.
day of December, next, at. ton o'clock in the be sold at public vendue, to the highest bidder, lit
of this city in a very poor light. " Now the at 10 per cent., would become due the 25th 01
tition, and that the denisee*, legatees and heirs H forenoon,
be assigned for examining and allowing the residence of the undersigned, in the township
law of said deceased, and all other persons inter such account,
cause of our orlending is simply this. In the March next, at which time the society might
and that the devisees, legatees, and of York, iu said county and State, on the ELKVKMH
QUERY: "Why will men smoke common tobacco
efiled iu said estate, are required to appear a t a heirs at law of said
deceased, ami .ill other persons DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1879, at two o'clock iu the
vession of said court, then to be holden interested in said estate,
ARGUS of Nov: 29 appears this brevity : " Yp- hope to obtain the money at a lower rate of when they can buy Marburg Bros. ' Seal of North
are required to appear at afternoon of said day (subject; to all encumbrances
at
the
Probate
Office
in
the
city
of
Ann
'arolina,' at the same price?"
1GG8
a
session
of
said
court, then to be holden by mortgage or otherwise existing at the time of
silauti Commercial, Nov. 23 : " A case of interest.
Arbor, and show otiuse, if any there be at the Probate Office,
COME
AND
SEE
US.
The
largest
stock
in
this
in the city of Ann the death of said deceased) the following described
why the prayer of t h e petitioner shoulc
small pox is reported, and scarlet fever is very
President Parker was elected a delegate to
in said county, and show cause, if any there real estate, to wit: The east half of the norl hwest
net be granted: And it is further ordered Arbor,
Hats for men, boys, and children. Childron's
be,
why
the
said
account
not be al-quarter of section twenty-seven iu said township
section of the State to select from. Everything marked in that said petitioner give notice to the per lowed: And it is further shouldprevalent. " If the report was a false one the the State Convention of Agricultural Sociehats a specialty. Joe T. Jacobs.
that said of York.
sons interested in said estate, of the puudeuay executrix give notice to the ordered,
Commercial wa3 responsible and not the ARGUS. ties to be held at Lansing January 15.
Dated, November 27,1878.
persons
interested
of said petition and the hearing thereof, by caus iu said estate, of tiie pendency ot said account
plain figures.
Overcoats for men at Joe T. Jacobs'.
ing a copy of this order t o be published in tin the hearing thereof, by causing a copv ofand
But iu a later issue the AEOUS committed an unThe following officers were elected for the
LHVATUS C. ALLEN,
this
Michigan Argus, a newspaper printed and circu order to be published i*n the Michigan Aryus, a
1"15
Acministrator, de bonitwm.
pardonable sin in jocularly remarkiug' " Tho ensuing year:
lttted in said county, three successive weeks pre newspaper printed aud circulating in said county,
a week in your own town. $5 outfit free.
vioim to said day of hearing.
Ypsilauti Board of Health denies the report (in
University Letter ami Note Hearts, with
President, Sampson Parker,
No risk. Reader, if you want a business
three successive weeks previous to said day of hearat which persons of either sex can make
ing.
WILLIAM 1>. HARRIMAN,
WILLIAM D.HARRIMAN,
and without Cuts, in Hodder's Patent Blotan Ypsilauti paper ) of small pox iu that city.
Vice-PreBideuts, James B. Vanatta, Salem ;
No.
9
South
Main
Street,
Ann
Arbor.
great pay all the time they work, write
(A true copy.)
Judge of Probate.
ting Part Covers—IOO and 130 sheets In a
[A t m e copy.l
Judge of Probate.
The patient died before the denial wae given to J. S. Heuderson, Ann Arbor Town; J. J. for particulars to H. HALLKTT & Co., Portland, Me.
W M . O. DOTY. Probate Register.
1716td
Wii. G. DUTY, Probate Register.
1715td
book—tor sale ut the ARGUS Office.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY!
Eclectic Magazine
-OF-
The Great C!e aring-Out Sale of C. H.
MILLEN & SON'S
BOYS' & CHILDREN'S
SUITS AND OVERCOATS!
Stock of Dry Goods
STAR CLOTHING
UOTJSE.
A Store full of Bargains! Everything Cheap!
JOHN N. GOTT.
HOLIDAY BARGAINS!
S
Abstracts of Titles.
From now to CHRISTMAS we will daily add
NOVELTIES to our elegant assortment of DRY GOODS:
S
At lower prices than the loAvest yet offered!
S
S
IlsT BLACK
D
SPECIALTIES, W E OFFER:
300 CLOAKS I
300 CLOAKS!
S
S
S
1 Case of QTTZZiTS, at £51.50 !
MACK & SCHMID.
MARKED DOWN
AT LITTLE MACK'S!
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps, and
S
FURNISHING GOODS.
We do not propose to wait until after the
Holidays, WE DO IT NOW 1
THE ONE-PRICE KING CLOTHIER,
S
N
ables tho roads to mako thoir own ratoa BO long
sfi they are uniform and not discriminating
Thoro is a proposition before- tho WayH and
Moans Committee to placo a coupon stamp
upon every cigar manufactured or imported,
and a number of members of the House have
indorsed tho idea as a cheap and certain manner of collecting the U'X.
GENKKAL.
[xirted by him froni the- joint commission In regard ,
Tlll'KMAN ON BliAl>K.
to reorganization of tho army was made the epocial
order for the Mh o£ January nnjt.
Spcecii of tbo Ohio .Senator, Delivered In the
HOUSE.—Mr. Wood offered a renolurion directing
I nlii-il States Senate.
an inquiry into the conduct of Chief Supervisor* of
Mn. PRESIDENT: I attempted to offer that
Elections Davenport, At the last election in Now
York. Tlio allegation WHK that Davenport was amendment before tl.ft Senator from Maine
irullty ot illegal, unjust und oppressive exercise of prodeoded with his remarliB, but failed to havo
pretettdsd authority, in canNin^Um arrest, detention
alid imprlHonmei.t of citizons innocent of oil'* nee, any opportunity to do so. I intended then to
by which he deprived them of tlio rixlit nay Hint, whatovor opinion might bo enterto vote, and Rubjecte-d them to indignity, iimilt and tained on this side of the chamber an to tho
intimidation without warrant of law or justification, which arrests havo been declared illegal by u competency of Congress to mako all tlio nvrnI'liitt-il Btatflfl Jridfift'... -The resolution was adopted tigations that these resolutions contemplate,
leriUK a reee&K from Dee. 20 to Jan. •'».... A bill; yet we were disposed to waive all scruples of
* introdiuvd by Mr. Morrison to remove the duty : that character aud suffer the resolutions to pass
ou quinine... .A bill \sas passed removing tlio |
political disaUUties of <x Senator Jamen Oii«Hmet, without opposition, if tho amondment now proposed should bo added to them. The Senator
of South Carolina.
lot mo tell my friend, oxistt) far more in tho
them be washed and boiled in hot suds
FARM NOTES.
ALL SORTS.
North than in tho South. Sir, if ho wants to
until all the color possible is extracted,
preserve tiio purity of oloctlons; if ho wants to
Holiday H.
a
Russia
there
is literally no demand
then finish the job by scalding lyo and
have this Government perpetuated as a system Tin* holiest of all holidays aro those
C5
washing with suds and lying on the first for books.
that can be honestly administered from tho pri- Kept by oumolvM In silence and apart—
mary election to tlie signature of a bill by tho
:i:lv. tvnrios of the heart,
00
young grass. Good prints and other
THE pipe and cigar aro the cause of
Presidont, let him set his face toward aud exer- When Hi" full river of feelinRoverHows—
articles of dress are frequently cast many conflagrations.
The happy days udclottded to tiin d<mo,
cise
his
great
abllitv
in
stopping
the
floodgates
4 July
Jan.
aside because they are faded, but they
• t.ii U loffl that out of darkiii'xH start
of corruption that Ihreaten to deluge tlie whole
PLAYING football by electric lights is
An tlann.-M tr-ini nslics; Hvvift desires, that drirt
may be mado to render good service by all the rage in England.
land and bring republican institutions into utter IJkr
1516
18
KWitllowH
Hin^hit:
down
each
wind
that
blows.
GEN.
GRANT expects t o embark a t
ruin and disgrace.
•5
this
mode
of
bleaching.
as the glenni oi a receding sail;
Marseilles, Franco, in the United Statra war
28 ?9 30 31
Ax Irishman died at Boston, th«
••7
Mr. President, there is ono tiling that mado mo White
White im a cloud that floats and fades in ftir;
To DETECT THE ADUI-TSRATION OK other day, at the age of 103.
» Aug.
steamer Richmond, for India, via tho Suez
Feb.
doubt a littlo as to tho propriety of this resolu- White as the whitest lily on a stream,
8
e:if.:'i, about ChristmiiH; thence he will proceed,
TEAS.—The
simplest
method
is
to
bttrn
1
tion,
although,
as
I
said,
I
am
going
to
vote
for
These
tender
memories
are;
a
fairy
tale
1
1 : • 13 141'. 16
A LICENSE for a Protestant marriage*
in tho same stteamor, to China, Japan,
it, aud what tho Sonator from Maino has said
Of ionic cnehantMl land we know dot whero,
the tea and weigh the ashes. Any kind
£
Australia, and the Sandwich islands,
in Buenos Ayres cost nearly $500.
has added to tho groat doubt which I miterUiined But lovely a« a landscape in a dream.
26 27 is i..
7la8|»9i»
of
tea,
from
the
best
quality
down
to
tho
reaching San Francisco in May noxt.
on tiiat subject, and that is that I am not niiitt! —Lona/ellote.
Mar.
INDIA-RUBBER is to be mado in Onmost common, must not leave over 5
BHro there aro not persons who favor this ltiud
8 Sept •••! 1 "1 3 | 4 s l 6 Tho steamer Richmond has lx>en placed
Aromul tlie Faroi,
per cent, of ash; while the adulterated tario from the juice of the milk-weed.
gic ra 1 ;
at his convenience by President Hayes....
of resolution, and as much debate upon it as
from Maine, however, having a speech carefully
16J17
THERE is no better means to be used sorts have actually given 35 to 45 per
Failed: Lull & Sage, butter and choeso manuGOOD locomotives, that used to bring
FRIDAY, Dec. 13.—SKNATK.—Tho bills Intro- ! studied and prepared, r.xercised his ris;ht to you can have, and as much Investigation as
"9
-4 25 16 -7
»3 .-4
facturers, Chenango county, N. Y., liabilities ducod
von can have, in urdw to dlvfri public attention as a devico for more heavy feed for cent, of ash, proving that at least 30 to
und roferrod included tbo following: By Mr. i
$24,000, can now be bought for $7,000.
$350,000; Place k Levy, glove manufacturers, Plumb, to provUto for the temporary im-roane of ; deliver that Bpraeh Vjoforo any amondnient from the real qti6SQ0*nB which ought to engage stock thali bran when it is cheap.
Apr.
5 Oct.
40 per cent, of worthless or injurious
THE sexton of Dagenham parish, EsGloversville, N. Y.,liabifiuSS3(X),000; Hauauer, the army in emergency; by Mr. CoukliiiK (by fo- dould be offered. 1 do not complain of tnat at the Congress of the United States—questions of
6|
11 12
Q'lO.XI
A CORRESPONDENT of the Oai-dncr'x stuff has been added. If a pound of sex, in England, was buried alive -while
IJchtenauer & Co , wholesale clothing, ^ t Paul, (int-slj. to amend the laws relating to ptiiatolis. all, nor do I now rise to mako any extended re- economy, questions of finance, questions of
• 1 ' •:
M '5 A 17 [8
•8
aro shoved aside tliat popular Hecord sayu ho has destroyed worms in such too. were to cost $1, it would con222
25 =«
Minn., liabilities *3»,000j Dodd, Brown A Co., Ibis ljill coaceruH the fee« of attorneys. I t is
2l'22 23 1 •
to tho speech that 1 havo heard just now. jI government—all
-'7 2S 29 31
speeches may be mado, tending to oxcite one flower-pots without injuring the roote of tain from 60 to 70 cents' worth of tea digging a grave.
the great dry-goods dealers of St. Louis, have claimed that the present ri?Kulation« jircvent thoHe ply
May
J NOV.
LKT ns be merry now; 'tis time;
entitled to pensions BeeuriiiK Uio eervice* of re- Should this debato be protracted I may exercise I1 section of tho peoplo agaiust another, and to -set
boen
forced
by
their
creditors
to
mako
an
asThe ueasou in at hand
< 5 6| 7
hiy privilege of saying something in reply to their minds mad with passion iustdatl of ap- tho most delicate plants by sprinkling and some six ounces of piaster, sold for
signment
II 12 IT 14
ppoctable nttorueya
Mr. Morrill, from the ComFor Christum* rhyme and Christmas chime—
12 r ; :.; 1!
about
6
cents
per
ounce.
the
soil
with
mustard-water—a
tablepealing
to
their
cool
and
deliberate
reason.
I
tho
Sonator
from
Maine,
but
to-day
I
shall
con16 17
mltU'e
oh
Finance,
reported
favorably
on
tlie
Senate
Close up and form the baud.
1Q.20 21 22
HENRY WELLS, of Wells, Fargo &
27 28 39 3SI31
-'3 =-4 25
to authorize duplicates of the reidntered bonriit fine myaelf to a very few general observations. certainly do noi ilnargfl tfie Senator from Maine spoonful of mustard per gallon of water.
BOILING HAMS.—Soak over night in
Co.'s Express, died recentlyin Scotland... .The bill
Two
GEESE went over Niagara falls,
30
stolen irom the ^Inuhattan BaTlon Institution iu Tho Senator is frank in ono tiling—his resolu- with having got this up for tho purposo of putFARM YARDS.—A good, Well-hung warm water a ham of about ten or twelve
office of Turnbnll A Co., St, John, N. B., was New York city. Passed
June
last week, and came out alive aud uninDec.
Mr.Gordon ilittxjclueod tion is broad. It includes all tho States. It ting aside and throwing out of view that which gate will save its cost the first year in
o 9 10 11
robbed
last
week
of
bonds,
stocks,
etc.,
of
the
• I 1. I I I I S J I J
should
form
the
subject
of
our
thoughts
and
of
pounds
weight.
In
the
morning
scrape
a bill to a cure a mow cnVieiit collection qt tlio
for an investigation whether our legislation, but I fear that such may bo in the time saved by stopping to put up and clean perfectly. Then put it into a jured just bolow the rapids.
1;; 1C 17 1
value of $100,000
Immigration is ou tho in- revenue from cigare. Kefernxl
At the expiration provides
1' 1 ; i 3 - i o 2c>'
Gon save you all, tfood peoplo.
crease again. The arrivals at the port of New of the morniuK hour, consideration wan resumed qf th) rights of American citizens in con-some men's minds ono of the things to bo de- bars whenever any one passes. Farm large ham kettle filled with cold water
May nothing you dismay;
York for twelve months ending on the 30th of the bill in regard to tho count of tho olectoral vote, noction with
tho elective
franchise sired by such a resolution.
gates
are
pleasant
for
master
and
men,
God send you all fair blcst>lmj8
and
let
it
simmer,
not
boil
at
all,
for
November numbered 81,255, while only 00,111 and Mr. Bayard spoke in Its fav.>r. Mr. Eaton op- have boen violated or interfered with
On Christmas day.
posed
the
bill.
Mr.
Mcrrimon
believed
tho
i>a-Rauc
and
in
England
there
are
good,
substanhalf an hour. Then pour off the water
were reported for the previous year....
thin bill would bo satisfactory to tho people. in any of the States, but ho frankly admits in
Chronological Eras.
OF the 2,000,000,000 of cigars now
The Oetota.r returns of the Department of Ag- of
tial ones opening into every field, so aud put to it more cold water. When it
CHRISTMAS
IN
THE
MIDDLE
AtiES.
tho
very
outset
of
bis
remarks
that
that
wa«
not
Mr.
Qarlahd
opposed
tho
bill
upon
constitutional
THIS YEAK CORRESPONDS TO
riculture did not materially change the aspect of RrounriH. Mr. IIill spoke in opposition to tbe bill.
that the farmer can go all over the farm gets hot add a pint of cider vinegar. For annually consumed in this country,
The year 66113 Of the Julian period.
the wheat crop as foreshadowed by the monthly Mr. Thurman said he would not discunn tho bill at hia purpose, that his purpose wan to assail tlio
The Northern nations of Europe over- without dismounting. There are no a ten-pound ham, reckoning after it be- about 90 per cent, are of home manuDemocracy
of
tlie
South.
Ho
had
two
purposes
Tlie year T887-WJ of the Byzantine era.
reports of condition. The December returns, this late hour, lie would content himself by voting
The year 6KSIM0 o£ the Jewish era.
im lading tho estimates of the yield por acre, ajiaiust it. After some further discussion between in preparing a Carefully elaborated SBeflch—not running most of tho continent merged wagon-ways of any kind, without gates gins to boil, allow three hours for cook- facture.
The your 3* S :-inoe tho foundati<<n of Rome.
confirm and somewhat onlarfco tho previous Messrs. Hoar, CocLreH and IklmuudB4 the bill was to vindicate the right of suffrage thrOughdu! many of thoir national pastimes into the for the convenience of equestrians, in ing and a half an hour for every adACCORDING to the Lausanne Gazette,
TU - year 21-55 of the ' 'lympiads.
ostimates. A computation from all the returns read ft third timp and passed—vean. Z&; nays, 20. this whole Union, Nit td inquiro whether tbo Christian ideas and habits that they that country.
ditional pound; don't let it ever boil 33,467 Swiss emigrated between 1868
The year 2:91 01 the Grecian era.
Ailjourned
till
Monday.
shows an aggregate crop of about 4X'5,(X) ,000
adopted.
The year lRflfi of the era ot Diocletian.
very hard—at any time. When done
HousK.—The resolution looking to an investiga; Di.'ir.oeracy of the Southern States bad violated
bushels.
A GOOD MESS FOR A MILCH Cow.—A take it out, remove the skin, and stick and 1870, of whom 31,345 came to this
The year 1SW of the era of the Hegira.
The strange mingling of the old faith
tiou of the official conduct of J. J. Davenport, the tin-! rights of American citizen*, and then to lind
country.
writer
who
says
that
one
good
cow
gives
and the new gave rise in each country to
cloves into it, cover with bread
MINISTER KASSON writes from Austria Dotted States SiiiH-rviKor of Elections at New York, out v.hat Hliuiilil be dono with thorn.
OHIO means "beautiful;" Iowa,
all the milk needed in a family of eight whole
Chronological Cycles.
was adopted without objection, after beluw ameadmany
curious
customs,
once
hold
in
crumbs and bake a half hour. Put a
Dominical Letter
E. Solar Cycle
12. that ho thinks tho United States can make a edfioas to make the iuvestiKation extend to MH Now, Mr. President, that in a very frank, ami, high esteem in tho courtly circles of the persons, and from which was made 2G0 cut paper frill around the bone, and "drowsy ones;" Minnesota, "cloudy
Epact-.
7. K ;i:i [tulu-tion.... 7. treaty with Persia which will be to tho interest conduct on the otiiyu of registration
Mr. Shelley, I have no doubt, a very true statement of tho
water," and Wisconsin, "wild, rushing
Lunar Cvcle, or Golden Julian Period
GD92. of our cotton manufacturers.. ..Gen. Grant's from the Committee on Railways and Canals, re- ' animuhof this resolution. Mr. President I said past, but in latter days left to the peas- pounds of butter last year, gives the fol- cover with currant jelly and parsley.
channel."
Number
I8.|
ported
a
bill
to
authorize
tho
Washington,
Oinciui thero might be some doubts as to the propriety antry, and even there they are rapidly lowing as his treatment: " If you desire
house in Washington, which cost $25,000, has
and tit. I.ouis Knilroad (kampauy to oolutruci a of this investigation. I repeat it There may be
to get a large yield of rich milk, give
COOKINO FRUIT.—Raspberries may be
BILLINGSGATE, the great London fish
boon sold by his agent for $18,000 to an Ohio nati
dying out.
narrow gaiiKe railroad from >he tide-water to St.
yonr cow every day water slightly warm cooked the same as strawberries; be market, one of the busiest, noisiest and
such doubts, especially to-day. Hen.' is the short
Movable Festivals.
lady, who now occupies it. The houso has Louis and Chicago. KecommitWd.
Christmas
has
its
quaint
picturesque
session of Congress. We havo, excluding tho reand slightly salted, in which bran has sure that they are heated to a good boilKt-ptun^f-siina S u n d a y
...Feb'y 9. been long vacant
SATURDAY, DOC. 14.—SENATE.—Not in sescess that wo always take, less, perhaps, than two ceremonies, some of which have crept been stirred at the rate of one quart to ing temperature; if cooked too long most odoriferous of all places on earth,
:IM
Sunday
...Feb'y l(i.
oSiu \a; gI .m
i mI IaI ; I ouutiiiy
sion.
PO1JTICAL.
Oiiinnnnf*(>>ji
ma
S
u
n
d
a
v
.
.
.
...Feb'y
23.
months
within
which
to
dispose
of
the
approacross the Atlantic, but there are others two gallons of water. You will find, if they will be hard and undesirable. A is to be lighted by electricity.
O.ninqua{resima Sunday
...Feb'y 86.
Hotrax.—Mr. Sparks, from the Committee on Ap- priation bills and other measures of legislation
Ash Wednesday
TURKEYS aro selling for from 35 to 50
!
THERE
is
to
be
a
meeting
at
Wasliing...March
2.
propriations,
reported
tbe
Indian
Appropriation
that necessarily require the attention of Con- that never joined the emigrants, or, at you have not tried this daily practice, hot, steady fire as for ironing is the best. cents a pair at Quebec; fowls are 35
Quadragesima Sunday
. ..MarehSS. ington, on tho S2d of February, of all tho Na- bill, which wa-i made the special order for WedneR- gress if tho business of the session is to be dis- least, never got naturalized.
Mid-l.eut Sunday
that your cow will give 25 per cent,
ought to cook quickly; a slow fire cents a pair; mutton is 4 cents a pound,
...April *>. tional Greenback Congressmen-elect to theday... .Mr. Durham, from the Pame committee, re*
Palm Sunday
The mistletoe of the Druids still more immediately under the effects of Fruit
...April 11. Forty-sixth Congress. The objoct of this con- ported the Military Academy Appropriation bill, posedof andnoe-ttraseseionlBtobecalled. And
consumes time, renders the fruit hard, and butter is from 10 to 15 cents.
Good Friday
now,
sir,
the
Senator
proposes
an
investigation
hangs
in
honor
i
i
English
homes,
.
..April
IS.
with the Senate anniidments. which, with trivial
Easter -unnay
it, and she will become so attached to it and drives off in steam all the delicate
that I defy uoy committee that can be found to
...April 20. ference, a call for which has already boon
Low Sunday
THE women were allowed to vote on
Mr. Phillips make, with anything llko thoroughness—nay while all over Western Europe the that she will refuse to drink clear water flavor which it is desirable to preserve.
...May 18. issued, is to get all ttie National membors exceptions, were non-concurred in
Rotation Sunday
Yule,
or
Christmas
log,
has
maintained
submitted
a
resolution
reciting
the
late
Indian
of
tho
next
Congress
together
for
tho
. . . . H a ; 22.
in any satisfactory manner, with anything liko
unless very thirsty; but this mess she Blackberries should be canned the same the lager-beer-option question ;it PlymAscension Day
raius iu Kaunas and Nebraska, and th** capture justness, either to those who are implicated or its dignity almost to our day.'
purposo
of
comparing
views,
and,
if
posJuno
1.
Whit Sunday
will drink most any time and ask for as raspberries. Gooseberries and cur- outh, N. H., the other day, and tlio sale
....June 8. sible, determining upon a plan of action.... of marauders, and calling ou the Secretary of those who may bo implicated—within tbo time
Trinity Sunday
The burning of the Yule log is an an- more. The amount of drink necessary rants require considerable sugar and of the liquor was prohibited by a vote
. . . .June 12. Boston's municipal election took placo last Hie Interior for information aa to why lie "had that remains of the session of the Senate. It is
Corpus Cliristl
....Nov. 30. woek. The total vote castfor Mayor was 37,986, not surrendered the guilty aud responsible parlies aii impossibility. I have thereforo wondered cient Christmas ceremony, transmitted is an ordinary water pail full each time, more cooking. Gooseberries should bo of three to one.
Advent Simday
such Iiullau bands to the authorities of Kansan
Prince, Democrat, being elected by a majority of
and Nebraska. Adopted
The Senate bill author why this resolution Was introduced unless it to us from our Scandinavian ancestor^ morning, noon and night."— Southern well done, so that the skins may be tenA SPIRIT merchant in Dublin anof 1,10t).
izing the issue of duplicates of registered bonds was to bo made a string upon which tn hang who, at their feast of JuuL at the win- Farm.
Eclipses.
der, and they will admit of more than nounces in an Irish paper that he has
stolen from Uie Manhattan Savings Institution, in speeches to arouse sectional hatred in ono por- ter solstice, used to kindle huge bon1. Annular eclipse of the sun, Jan. 22, 1S79. Intwice tho water that is used with straw- still a small quantity of the whisky on
SENATOR TIIURMAN authorizes theNew York, was passed... .The Senate bill to regulate tion of this Union against an almost defenseless
viflible in United States.
To KKLIEVE CHOKED Cows.—]n the berries.
fires in honor of their god, TIIOJ. The
hand which was drunk by George IV.
2. Annular eclipse of the sun, July 18, l^Tlt, In- statement that he will under no circumstances the Presidential elections was taken from the Speak- people in another portion of the Union. Now,
always-interesting
proceedings
of
the
eustom,
thongk
sadly
shorn
of
the
table and referred to the committee on the sub- Mr. President, this aBHault of the Senator from
visible in t'nited States.
when in Dublin.
stand as tho Democratic candidate for Governor er's
ject.
Maine is not an assault simply upon tho people "pomp and circumstance" which for- Elmira Farmers' Club, as officially reS. Partial eclipse of the moon, Dec. 27-2S, 1S79.
The Oldest Printer.
of Ohio next fall.
MONDAY, DOC. 10.— SENATE.—Mf. Blaino of the South. I said fivo months ago iu a
Invisible in United States.
A CONNECTICUT wife wants a divorce
ported
in
the
Husbandman,
we
find
" Fifty-seven years at the case," said because
called up his resolution directing an investigation speech, which I beg pardon for repeating hero, merly attended it, is still maintained
FORKIGN.
her husband bound her with a
into the recent elections in the South. A motion that it did seem to mo as clear as anything in in various parts of tho country. Tho tho following: "My way is to open the foreman of the Jl'orW composingHerschel's "Weather Table,
A
BOMBAY dispatch of the 12th inst. to table the resolution was rejected. Mr. American politics could bo that there was a de- bringing in and placing of the ponder- the mouth of the choked animal and room to the reporter, as he pointed out rope, poured kerosene oil over her, and
FOR l-'OREi'KLLIN'G THE WKAl'IIKR. THROUGHOUT says "An Afghan official arrived
purpose
under tboppretext ous block on the hearth of the wide insert a clevis wide enough to keep tho an old gray-bearded man picking up threatened to burn her up. He replies
in Gen.Thurman's amendment extending the lures* ! liberately-formed
y
p
p
ALL THE LUNATIONS OF EACH YEAR,
assess- that there
Browno's camp from Jellalabad and invited the ti^ation into the alleged forced
jaws distended, and give Bpace for the type in the corner of the room. The that he was only enforcing proper obewas
a
solid
South
to create a solid
FOREVKU.
ments of administration oftice-holders for eltvtinu- \- ii in rnlo nnt rmlv the- solid South but to chimney in the baronial hall was the
orr
This table and the accompanying remarks are the British to advance to Cabul and establish a new
most joyous of the oeremoniee observed passage of a boy's hand. I hold the old man stood whero the sunlight fell dience.
Government
in
consequenco
of
a
general
risin^
result of many years' actual observation, the whole
clevis in plase, while my boy passes his full upon him, and he was chewing toTHE London Times doubts if anyone
being constructed on a due consideration of the against the Ameer." Another dispatch says it diciary Committee to conduct the investigation, ,of the North. I thought so then—I thinksonow. on Christinas eve in feudul times. The
attraction oi the sun and moon in their several po- is reported that " the Ameer has sent a relative and it was provided in the resolution I thought then, and I think now, that a purpose venerable log, destined to crackle a hand through and picks out the apple bacco under his green shade and click- ever excelled Mr. Gladstone in profusion
sitions respecting1 the earth, and will, byMniple in- and high dignitary to Maj. Cavagnari at Dakka, that the matter should
bo placed in more unpatriotic, more unjust, more fraught welcome to all comers, was drawn in or other obstruction. Any boy whose ing type in his stick unconcernedly. of utterance. At his age Brougham,
"lu vi i on. show tin observer what kind of weather will
the hands of a committee of nine Senators. witli ruin to this country, never entered tho
most probably follow the entrance of the moon into boseecliing the British to grant peace and ask- An amendment offered by Mr. Butler, of South brain of man. That is my belief. Why, trinmph from its resting-place at tho hand is small enough to pass without " He never stops chewing. He comes marvellously effusive with mouth and
any oi its quarters, and that so near the truth M to ing for no conditions."
Carolina.
to conduct
the. investigations Mr. President, of what is it that the Senator of feet of its living brethren of the woods. crowding, can easily remove tho trouble down here at 6 in the morning and pen up to 50, had nearly ceased to be
be seldom or never found to fail.
with open doors led to a protracted de- Maine complains? That thero were not enough Each wayfarer raised his hat as itwith entire safety. I have tried to do
BY the arrival of the steamer City of bato,
works till 6 in the evening. He never heard.
and the resolution
went
over....
Pekin, at San Francisco, we get an interesting Mr. Beck
//' .Vr.r 3tnon. Firtt
offered a resolution commaudlng Republican votes at tho South. That is tlio passed, for lie well knew that it was full it myself, but my hand is too large. eats a mouthful nor takes a drink; he
THE United Presbyterian Church in
amount
of
it.
And
how
does
ho
mako
that
out?
Quart? <-, Full Moon
budget of news from China: Insurrections Secretary Sherman
to appear in persort befbte the
of good promises, and that its flame There is no difficulty or danger if the
or La st Quarter
North America, as appears by their last
In Summer.
In Winter.
continue in the Island of Hainan and tho Prov- Senate and state what reason he lms. if any. for Ho assumes, without ono shadow of truth pro- would burn out old wrongs and heart- clevis is firmly held in position." An- lives on tobacco."
ince of Kwangsi, the formor being agrarian and failint,' to inform the Senate how much silver coin duced here, that tho negroes of the South were
" Uncle Bob," said tho reporter, as he annual report, has 057 ministers, 791
other member said that an easy way to
Midnight A 2 a m .
Fair
b:oft UIIIHRS wind the latter military. Thus far tno rebels have has been received for customs duties, and how provonted from voting, or forced to voto the burnings, and cause the liquor to bubmuch lias been applied to paying the interest "n Democratic ticket. Ho assumes, therefore, that ble in the wassail-bowl, that was quaffed bring relief is to cause the choked ani- approached the old typo-setter and congregations, 78,748 church members,
boen
successful,
but
their
speody
suppression
2 and 4 a. ra
Cold and showeis. Snow und stormy. is confidently expected. There is considerable the public debt. Mr. Morrill objected, and the res- owing to those causes the negroes of tho South
touched him on the shoulder, " how old and contributed last year to foreign
4 and 6 a. m
Uiiin
went over under the rule... Several bills are not represented by members of the House to the drowning of ancient feuds and mal to jump over high bars, as high as are you ? "
Ruin.
missions $47,551.01.
excitement over the quarrel of the English mis- olution
6 anil >! a . in
Wind n r d rain
St .< my.
may
be
leaped
with
considerable
exerwere
introduced
and
referred.
...A
motion
to
take
animosities.
of Representatives who coino from that section
Cold rain if wind sionaries with the Mandarins, near Foo Chow.
8 and 10 a. in
Cnmigeunle
The
old
gentleman
looked
up
kindly
up the T c v s Pacific Railroad bill was defeated by
THE Liverpool police havo been retion.
It
nevor
fails
to
eject
the
offendwes'.^now if etisi
•f the Union, or by Senators on this floor who
10 and 12 a. m
Frequent showers. (!old A hii?h wind Li Hung Chang, a powerful Northern Viceroy, six majority.
So the Yule log was worthily hon- ing substance or cause it to pass down- into the reporter's eyes, and answered, quested to keep a sharp lookout for any
represent tho Southern States. What right has
12 Hn.k
V.-ry r.tiny
favors
tlio
immediate
establishment
of
a
Chinese
Snow
or
rain.
HOUSE.—The following bills were introduced: tho Sonator from Maine to say that tho negroes ored, and tho ancient bards welcomed
2p.m
QfalLDflMttulG
consignment of a suspicious character
K;iir and mild.
ward. He has tried it many times, al- " I was 75 day before yesterday."
2 and 4 p, m
mint. Fresh Government exertions aro made By Mr. Hobart (Ala.), a bill requiring Untcd States of
Fair
.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. Fair.
the South aro not represented by chosen Rep4 and 6 p. in
His name is Kobert Tappan, but by steamer from this side, in case that
Fa'r if wind north- F«ir, frosty if wind throughout tho empire for tho suppression of Marshals to carry prisoners arrested by them to resentatives of the South and chosen Senators j its entranco with their ministry. The ways with success.
6 and y p. m
ntrtth or it. o.
opium smoking. Frederick Hoffman, Kegister the nearest court; "by IXr. Young (Tenn.),, a bill for
following ditty, appropriate to such an
everybody calls him Uncle Bob. " I Mr. Stewart's remains s.'iould have been
west.
8 and 10 p.ra
Rainy if south or ii iin or snow il of tho Court of Hong Kong, has boon convicted the relief of settlers on Hot Springs reservation, in of tho South? What right has lie to voto those occasion, appears in tho Sloano ManuSAVING SEED CORN.—There has been was born in Kingston, Ulster county, sent over for safe-keeping.
negroes
on
one
side
himself,
and
say
tho
men
south or B. w.
of embezzling nearly 8100,000, and sentenced Arkansas: also, bill to extend time for putting in who bear credentials of election do not repre- scripts. It is suprjosed to be of the a good deal said about saving seed corn, in 1803. I entered the office of my
ITaii and lt> sty.
10 andmidnight.. Fair
TURNED CARMELITE.
to seven years' penal servitude.
sent their constituents? Why, Mr. Prosideut, it time of Henry VI.:
OIJSKRVATIONS.—1. Tlie nearer the time- of the
and a good many foolish notions ad- unole—the Ulster Plebeian—in 1821. What will the Old Year ftive to me
moon's change, first quarter, full and last quarter
As
the
last,
best gift of a d\ in™ hand?
AFTER a long debate, the motion in silver dnllar; by Mr. Wood IN. Y.). to mako United is a bare assumption on his part that he has no
vanced, such as ransacking thefieldbe-I worked on the same press that Jesse
WELCOME YULE.
are to midnight the fairer frill be tho weather dur- the British Parliament for a vote to censure on States notes receivable fur duties on imports: also, right to make.
But, again, the Senator
Not what it took, not wh.it it took.
Buell
used.
I
came
to
New
York
in
fore
the
corn
is
cut,
and
selecting
the
insr the next seven days.
Welcome
Be
thon,
heavenly
Klnir.,
ought
to
havo
thought
of
this
when
How
can
it
bring
that fatal charm.
bill respecting protests on appeals from aelzuoea by
i. The spaci- for this calculation occupies from the Afghanistan policy of the Government was Collectors of Customs; by Mr. Coxflc.Y.), for ho was framing hia Fourteenth and Fifteeenth
The bloom of flesh that is dead, and
Welcome born on tliiM morning.
ears that ripened soonest, leaving on 1824, on the James Kent, and we took
defeated by a majority of 101, being nine or ten the removal of political disabilities: by Mr. Phelps atncntlinentK, or wlion b« wan assisting in fram10 at night till 2 next morning.
The (trace of limb and the light ot look?
"Wtlcome for whom we Hh-xU Hinsr—
about one-third of the husks to be hung Lafayette on board at West Point and
•3. The nearer to midday or noon the phases of less than Iiad been counted upon by Beacons- (N. J.), providing for the circulation of national- ing them. There were men then—men of his
What will the New Year gjye to rue
Welcome Ynle.
the moon happens, the more foul or wet weather field's supporters.
up in tho peaks of some building; oth- brotight him to New York with us.
As tho woointt gift ot a latest M«od!
bank notes of less than §5 after resumption, the own party, too—who told him with long foremay be expected dnring the next seven days.
AH that I crave, all that 1 m v c
same as before; by Mr. Lathrop (III.), to place the sight that'in the oud property and mtelligenco
Welcome be ye, Stephen and John,
When
I
came
to
New
York
I
went
into
ers
recommend
putting
into
barrels
or
•\. The space for this calculation occupies from
If it lead me swiftly alon.^ tho way.
A HITHERTO harmless lunatic, who silver coinage of the Ullite.d States upon the bawls of
Welcome Innocents every one,
boxes, etc. To put seed corn into a Maj. Noah's office, the Enquirer, then
10 in the forenoon till 2 in the afternoon. These bears tho appropriate name of Madden, has its Intrinsic value—it proposes to make the silver will rule tho laud, and ignorance cannot. Mr.
But one step nearer Una graeions end.
Welcome Thorns Martyr one—
observations refer principally to the summer.
lu the soft, sweet gloom of the open grave.
tight barrel or box would be the worst on the Courier and Enquirer, whero
dollar of -n2'<j grains and minor coins relatively of President, thure wore men of his party who
"Welcome Ynlo.
though they affect spring and autumn nearly in the been arrested in London charged with threaten- like weight aud nuenc-s, provides for freo coinage foresaw that those people who have tlm intelliONE HUNDRED AND TWO societies,
I
worked
steadily
for
twenty-one
years.
treatment
it
could
have.
It
should
be
same ratio.
gence,
the
education,
and
property
will
not
be
ing the lifo of Queen Victoria.
without limit, and makes all silver coin leiral tenWelcome be ye, pood Kew Year,
5. The moon's change, first quarter, full and last
put where it can dry out as soon as pos- Mr. Webb presented me with a magnifi- twenty-eight newspapers and eightyfor any amount, when not otherwise specified ruled by those who have neither, and in that it
Welcome Twelfth Pay. both in /ere,
PRINCESS ALICE of Hesse, second der
quarter, happening during six of the afternoon
in the contract: by Mr. Fort (111.), proposing a pen- is not necessary to separate tlie community inWelcome saiutu, lovttd and d e a r sible. In going around tho field, pick- cent Bible, and I've kept it twenty- eight books and pamphlets have been
hours, from 4 to 10. may be followed by fair weath- daughter of Queen Victoria, died of diphtheria alty of $1,000 to be imposed upon any national- to white people and colored people; not at all is
Welcome Yule.
prohibited in Germany since the pr>
ing ears before husking, you will not four years."
er: but tliis is mostly dependent on the wind, as is
association for each offense in refusing to it necessarv to do that. No, Mr. President, the
at Darmstidt, Germany, on the 14th inst She banking
noted in the table.
get
the
best,
but
will
fritter
away
much
ivrr-iv.f or pay out standard silver dollafa" the same rc« It of these constitutional amendments was
Welcome be ye, Candlemas,
On tho day following the above Uncle mnlgationof the Anti-Socialist law. In
l>. Though the weather, from a variety of irregu- was born in 1843, and married iu 18(52.
as other lawful money....A resolution was intro- easy enough to be foreseen.
Welcome bo ye, Queen ot Uliss,
time; besides, selecting seed corn is a Bob came down to the office with the Northern Germany there is but one
1 am not here tolar causes, is more uncertain iu the latter part of
duced
by
Mr.
Kelley
(Pa.l.
directing
Secretary
Shc-rWelcome
both
to
more
or
lens—
IT is reported that Schouvaloff will iiinu to furnish a utatement of the amount of (U>v- day" to justify the violation of the rights of any
common-sense business operation, with Bible in a basket. " Here," he said, as journal of Socialist proclivities left; in
autumn, the whole of winter and the beginning of
Welcome Yule.
sprintr. yet, i?i the main, the above observations will no-.v endeavor to bring into effect tho constitu- emrnent gold deposited with the bankx at the Bc- man, however humble he may bo, or whatever
no fine or critical points about it. Allhe opened the book and pointed to the Central and Southern Germany there
1
apply to those periods also.
may
be
the
poverty
of
his
Hitn'ation.
I
am
here
Brlnning of each month during Mr. Hayes adminisstill remain eleven. All these have
Welcome be ye that are here.
7. To prognosticate correctly, especially in those tion which he was instructed by the Czar to tration.
for" no such purpose as that. If I know my
will admit that the best-developed and ifly-leaf," read this."
Welcome all, and tu«ke good cbeer,
changed their names since the new law,
cases where the wind is concerned, the observer prepare
From Constantinople it is reported
own
heart,
I
am
here
as
much
in
favor
of
reWelcome
all,
another
yoar—
should be within ai^ht of a good vane, where the that Turkey will at once settle tho Grecian
best-matured ears are the right ones to "Presented to Kobert Tappan, on Xmas, 1854, and try to conceal their bias;
specting the rights of every man under tlie conWelcome Ynle.
four cardinal points of the heavens are correctly Question and conclude a definitive treaty with A Christmas Breakfast Without Invistitution as the Senator from Maino or any other
placed.
be»vodfor8eed,apdaee.urie8tw^
Kussia.
Senator on this floor. But I do know that
tation.
THE MARKETS.
And here, in connection with the fea- raised
property, intelligence, and education will aBsert
tbo Courier
Enquirer
lSSioffico
to tho
obtain the
these
Bame
ears
kind
is of
thecorn
best.forIfifteen
have valuable
andand
faithful
servicesfrom
in tho
of
We should keep open house on ChristI
tirities
on
Christmas
eve.
we
may
quote
on
the
face
of
NEW YORK.
present
time,
by
hia
friend,
years without changing tho seed,
C'OXGRESSIO-WVL PROCEEDINGS.
inas day, in tho good, old way of our
BEEVES
S" 50 <glO CO
J. WATSON WEBB.
| Herrick's inspiriting stanzas:
aud
d
it
i
has
h
steadily
dil
i
improved
all
HOOB
2 SO @ S IS
Doc. 25,1854.
Dutch predecessors, if not forefathers. Now, Mr. President, let me say ono word
COTTON
S9ii3
a
TUESDAY, Dec. 10.—SENATE.—Mr. Wallace
the
time.
And
yet,
I
don't
atThe
old
man
then
whipped
cut
his
Uome
brine:
wilh
a
noise,
The
poor
should
share
in
our
merryTHE EAST.
more
on
this
subject
S'ho
was
it
that
drew
FLOUR—Superfine
3
40 ig 3 70
introduced a bill to authorize the exchange of nu"btribute all the improvement to the genealogical record, written with blue WHEAT—NO. 2
My morry. merry boys,
% & 1 08
sidinry coin for trade dollar*. Referred. The bill making, and even our dumb friends the color-Hue between the. whites and negroes
Tlie Cliristn.il>' lo« to the tiring;
A VIOLENT rain storm swept over the provides that subsidiary corns shall be exchangeMixed
4H <s$ 47
in the South? Let me tell you. sir, that miUimm
selection of the seed, but part of it to git dnTniMTOwdip'of piaper. It went COEN—Western
While my good dame nlie
OATS—Mixed
SO <<$
8 1
the New England States a few daj-H ago, de- able for trade dollars at the rate of KiU cents for should have cause to rejoice. This is of money of the peoplo of tlio United States
cultivation,
for
no
variety
of
corn
can
be
fc
h
t
it
was
perplexing
to
Bids ye all be free.
BO
{(lr
bac
t
a
all
very
well;
but
our
little
friends
will
,
y
RYE—Western
SS (i$ 5«
p p g
stroying much property, aud. by wanhing away each of said dollars, and thoy shall forthwith be rewere expended by your agents—tho Frccdmau's
And drink to your heart*' doalriag.
POKK—Me«B
7 50 @ 7 15
imagine
that
they
ought
to
have
the
kept
up
to
a
proper
standard
without
coined
into
subsidiary
coin,
and
the
pain,
if
any
be
Bureau agents—in* getting every colored man
dive for. He skipped a few generations
bridge* and culverts, "causing several railway made, may be used by the Si-cretary o£ the Treasury
5%(tJ G
good cultivation. Any corn will degen, as he pointed about an inch from tlie LARDCHICAGO.
acciddnts and Home loss of life
Sam Collyer, to pay the expense of sending the subsidiary coin to liberty of sending out invitations where in tlie South into loyal li agues aud sweariii!;
With the last year's br.ind
them
never
to
voto
for
a
Democrat.
Thai
is
BEEVES—Choice
Graded
Stetrs
4
5C
@ 1 "5
Iitrht
the
new
btork,
and.
the prize-fighter, who was sentenced to "the such persona or banks as may desire the same in they furnish the banquet. But there
erate and run out if not half cultivated top of the slip and said, "I'v% got a pair
Cows and Heifers
2 00 & 3 00
l-'or Rood aiiceesB in IIIM spending.
New Jersey penitentiary for six veara for man- exchange for other coins. Tho coinage of are some children who will always be where the color-line began to bo drawn. That
although
great
pains
may
be
taken
in
of
sleeve-buttons
belonging
to
ChristoMedium
to
Fair
8
40
@ 8 85
institution
whi
n
took
charge
of
the
negro
at
On your ptiilterii'8 ploy
S"\J"\f
olavigliter in IS'0, lias bo^n pa'rdoued by the the trade dollar shall cease from and -ifter the paRs- late in gotting down for breakfast. The
selecting the seed; but, by obtain- pher Kiersted, who was the father of my HOGS
1 SO #2X1
That sweet luck may
the ..allot-box took charge of him in the cottonGovernor.
age of this act... .."Mr. Ailison. from the select comFLOUB—Fancy
White
Winter
Ex
4
75
@
5 Oil
Come while the log in a-tending.
ing good crops, the variety wil- grandfather Luke. Luke was a surgeon
to inquire into the charges at'ainst .Stanley consequence JS that breakfast gets cold, tu'lds—everywliere—suporvised every contract
Good to Choice Spring Ex.. 3 75 <@ 4 25
SARATOGA, X. Y., had something of a mittee
Matthews, submitted a resolution requesting the and that pussy and her family grow im- ho made, allowed no contract to be made unless
improve.
Now,
for
the
way
to
save
thel
WHEAT—No. S Spring
83 @ 84
in
the
Kevolution
with
Washington,
at
Drink now tbe strong beer,
financial flurry lust week. Two banks—the House to transmit to the Senate tho copy of the patient. Xow, I havo no doubt the it had the approval of the agents of the F-reedKo. 3 Spring
68 @ 70
seed: After the corn is husked out of Newburg."
Out the white loa! here,
rnan's Bureau, and spout money and property
of JftinoN K. Anderson relating to SlatConx—No. 8
SI & 38
Commercial and First Xatioual—closed thoir testimony
cats
held
H
solemn
council,
and
conTbo while the meat ia a-shrcddlog;
the shock and thrown on the ground,
thews, taken beforo the House committee. Agreed
called "captured and abandoned property"
And
then,
as
he
traveled
by
a
panOAIS—No.
2
20 @ 21
For the rare mince-pie
doors
Dr. Bradford, a New York physician of t o . . . . At the expinitiou of the morning hour, con- cluded that Santa Ohms had carried all that was surrendered to it and many millions of
take
a
basket
and
go
from
one
pile
to
RyK—No.
2
44
IS
handle route over the blue ink, he said,
And the pluiiixtitiMKlby
hitherto fair repute, has been sentenced to four- sideration was resumed of the bill relating to Presi- the children off, and that, of course,
2
94 @ 95
another. The ears will all be in sight, "A grand-nephew of Gov. George Clin- BAKLEY—No.
To fill tho paste that's u linemltnx.
teen years and six months imprisonment in tho dential elections, and Mr. Morgan n;;id<i a apeecla
BUTTKB—Choice Creamery
22 <$2*i
having vanished, would never need the its agents who firat drow tho color-line. And
and in this way the best in tho field can ton married my grandfather's sister. I Eaot*—Freeh
favoring the measure.
20
penitentiary for malpractice.
I
The allusion at the commencement of be obtained with littlo trouble. Put it was married on Dec. 15, 1831, to Maria POBK—Mess
6 SO @8 00
THfi "WEST.
yOt,
when
the
white
people
of
tho
Hot'bK.—The Speaker announced the committee breakfast.
T",AKT1
,
S
^ ^
J
the
Becond
stanza
is
to
tho
practice
of
where it will dry out quickly, the quicker C. Low, of Flatbush, whose grandfather
when the men owning the propto Inquire into the causes of the yellow-fever epiMILWAUKEE.
They cried bitterly, for they liked the , outh,
CHICAGO elevators, as per official r e - demic: Young, Gibson, Ucode, Hartridge, Morse,
rty and having tho intelligence and laying aside the half-consumed block the better. I have practiced this plan
1
88 @
turns, contain 4,836,4^) bn.sb.ela of wheat, Garfk-ld, Haroaer, and Cbittcnden. ...The Speaker little children. I can almost see tho education of the South, saw their very Bociai after having served its purpose on for fifteen years, and never missed hav- was Col. Bauman, of the artillery regi- WBIAT—No.
No. S
S2 @S3
ment that placed the flagstaff on the CORK—No. 2
1,286,037 bushola of corn, 355,105 bushels of also announced appointments to nil vacancies in tears running down their cheeks and system menaced with destruction; saw their Christmas eve, preserving it carefully
30 es 31
ing
excellent
seed
that
sent
up
a
strong
committees
The
House
then
went
into
comBattery
on
tlio
day
the
British
evacuOATS—No.2
21 ® 22
oats, ir.',sr>8 biiBhelsof ryo, and 1,340,531 bush- mittee of tho wholo (Springer in the chair) on quivering on their whiskers. But ppople very households threatened with ruin under an in a cellar or other secure place till the
RYK—No.
1
4i
(& 43
and
vigorous
stalk.
Never
plant
the
inundation
of
barbarism
directed
by
tho
most
ated New York. He was afterward ap- BABLKY—No. 2
els of barley, making a grand total of 7,991,850 the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill. cannot grieve for ever. Even cats niunt
E2
@ 88
of men; and, when they naturally next anniversary of Christmas, and then butt or lip kernels, never pick thepointed first Postmaster of New York."
bushels, against 2,852,912 buakels at this period On motion of Mr. Hale, the salary of thestop crying, and every child knows that unscrupulous
ST.
LOUIS.
came
together,
when
they
naturally
united,
an
lighting
the
new
log
with
tho
charred
largest
corn,
but
good,
fair-sized
kerMinisters
to
England,
France.
<*'
rinanv
;tml
Btts&la,
WHEAT—NO.
2
Red
Fall
«»
ig
last year.
Uncle Bob lives in Brooklyn with one
reported in the bill at JUVOOO, was. by a vote m 98 after a good cry one feels terribly people menaced with danger ever will unite, remains of its predecessor. The due nels, closing well over tip of ears.—
2!) igl30
of his married sons. He is fond of life OoRS—Mixed
then a cry is raised against the " solid South."
A HEARTRENDING accident recently to 01, put hack to the pn ^iii! figure, 817,600. The hungry.
OATS—No.2
S
O
& It
Oh, Mr" President .it will not do. Thja sys observance of this custom was consid- Practical Farmer.
43
and enjoyment, and on Hallow-eve RYE
4i
fluent to increase the salaries of the Ministers
occurred near Sabula, Iowa, on tho Mississippi
So
these
cats
wipe
their
ever),
and,
ered
of
the
highest
importance,
and
it
tem
of
legislation
toward
the
South
that
began
PORK—Mens
7
60
7 7"
river. The river being partly frozen over, a to Spain. Austria. Italy, Brazil, Mexico, Japan ami thinking it a pity such a nice breakfast
played "blind-man's buff" and "button, LABD
tin
yean
ago
is
reaping
its
fruit,
and
it
is
not
t)4
China
from
$10,000
to
f12,000
was
defeated.
Likewa-s
believed
that
the
preservation
of
man named tano took his wife and two children
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.
button" as lively as any of the family.
CINCINNATI.
the amendment, providing for Ministers to should go to waste, sat down and ato by additional penal laws that you can better the last year's Christmas log was a most efout for a little diversion on tlie ice. i'lacing wise
95
WHEAT—Red..
f5
Belgium
and
the
Netherlands.
He
has
been
at
work
on
the
World
ever
condition
of
this
country.
What
does
thetienEGO BALLS.—TO make egg balls, beat
it up—the tears bursting out every now
them on a hand-Hleigh, he shoved the partv
S3
S2
w:mt more penal laws for? Ix't him look fectual security to the House against up the yelks of three hard-boiled eggs ! since he left the Courier and Enqvi- CORN
uliuad of him bv means of handles at-! WEDNESDAY, Dec. 11.—SENATE.—Mr. Bock and then, they were BO deeply affected. utor
2i
OATS
fire.
We
are
further
informed
that
it
into
tbo
statuto-book
on
this
vory
subject.
Let
52
61
KYK
tached thereto. All at once the -whole party • introduced a bill for tho repeal of the section of the
"Seat! scat I you good-for-nothing him read the statutes in regard to tlie enforce- was regarded as a sign of very bad luck in a mortar with the yelk of one raw ' , which is now nearly fifteen yenrs. I POBK—Mes»
7 75 ('
broke through the ice and were drowned. Their ; llovised Statutes which prohibit** tho appointment
"You
have
read
many
handwritings
ment
of
tho
rights
of
(dozens
to
voto,
and
I
egg;
make
into
balls
aud
drop
them
into
I
LAKD
bodies had not been recovered at last accounts* to tho army of auy person who sorvnd under the cats I" cried the maid, as she drove them defy him to find in the statute-books of any if a squinting person entered the hall
in your time, haven't you, Uncle Bob? "
TOLEDO.
off. Wasn't it hard?
....A whole family, consisting of Mrs. Raral1 White
96 <( 96
eivfliwd country on this globe a body of lawn when the log was burning, and a simi- boiling water for two minutes.
Odaaramtiftj Laid on the table for
"Yes, indeed; but old Bennett's was WBKAT—NO.
8on, a widow lady, and her three children, Confederate
No.2 Hod
91 «
To KEEP BDTTKR COOL.—A flower
K i minute, so soarching, and bristling all larly evil omen was exhibited in the
tli.j prMent
Jlr..iFcrry introduced « bill to fix
the
worst
I
ever
tackled,"
he
answered.
were recently found murdered in K<
COBS
32>$<i
the salary of persons in the railway mail scrvic.-.
Jealous of a Corpse.
over with penalties and lines and forfeitures as arrival of a bare-footed person, and, pot vrrapped in a wet cloth and placed
county, Neb. The bodies were found Referred
O
A
T
S
—
N
o
.
2
22
t£ 23
On motion of Mr. Hanilin. the Senate
And
once
more
the
click
of
his
type
these laws. But that ia not all. In
A scene of a very disagreeable nature do
DETROIT.
concealed in a hay-stack. No clew to proceeded ui the consideration of the resoluaddition to that you have the vast machinery of above all, of a flat-footed woman. As over a butter plate, will keep the con- sounded in the corner.—New York Kr.oru—White
4 40 & 4 7S
tion submitted by Mr. lilaine in regard to an in- is said to have occurred recently at a Superintendents of Elections, Federal Super- an accompaniment to the yule log, a tents of the plate as hard as if it were
tlie
murderer
The Chicago Trtbunt quiry as to whether, at the recent elections, the
VilEAT— No. 1 White
93 & 94
World.
prints ixte.Hive telegraphic reports r6ga:ding constitutional rights of American citizens were vio- funend in this city. It seems that a jvisors, Marshals, Deputy Marshals—paid elec- candle of monstrous size, called the kept on ice. Milk will not sour if the
No. 1 Amber
W id 98
tioneers
out
of
tho
treasury
of
the
C'nitod
young
married
lady
who
died
had,
prej
Cons—No.
1
£3-<£ 88
tho winter-whe.it outlook throughout the Noi th- lated. Mr. Blaine spoke iu favor of the resolution.
yule candle, or Christmas candle, ehei j can containing it bo wrapped in a wet
An English Fire.
<u TB _Mixed
*04H> 2fi!4
ve»-, which are s;oiierally of a'i encouraging Mr. Thurnian offered mi amendment tout "the vious to her marriage, received tbe at- Statos iind<!r tho guise of beingmentopreserve its light on the festive board during tho ' cloth.
The parade, labor, skill, and parapher- BAULKY (per cental)
1 W «4 3 16
character. In many localities the av. rage lias committee f-hsill also inquire whether any eiNr.cll tentions of a gentleman who afterward : tho freedom of 'suffrage and the peace at elec- evening.
8 to (3 9 00
nalia required to maintain and manage POBK—Mess
of any State lias'lieen dismissed or threatened with
tions, l'ou have a whole army of them providbeen ) educed by reason of the unusual drouglr. dismissal
A
DAINTY.
DISH.—Take
pieces
of
cold
EAST LIBERTY, PA.
married
another
lady.
At
the
fuuenJ
from
employment
or
the
deprivation
of
ed
for
by
your
statutes.
What
more
doos
th,
which pr railed during the fall months, while any rip/ht or ptivueice by reason of his vote or
meats
of
any
kind,
chop,
fine,
season
'
an
English
fire
are
bewildering
to
a
forDuring
the
Middle
Ages
the
church
CATTLK-Best
4 00 @ 4 80
in o ho. s tic. acreage has been largely increased, intention to vote at the recent elections or has been j>f tho former lady the wife of the jSmiator want? I think I seo, Mr. President came in to sanction the festivities and with
. _'il
.1 ! 1
J
. ; ;
_ * _ l'i il
aitm£*f
I ! •»*»!•*» There
OT"*1 t i l A are
ITVof the
(* a 11H grate
flip
eigner.
and the
Fair
8 M @ 8 75
pepper and
salt,
juice
of a little
is wanted. I think this is a nc.ti- whiuh is
Common
8
25 & 3 40
aud prospects are go^d for an abundant ei op. otherwise interfered with; and to inquire whether, gentleman, who is practicing his ;what
ornamental fender, and rug before the
2 25 (^ 2 »LI
in the year 1S78, money was raised by asseesnient profession iu this city, repaired to ; sounded to tho people of fho North that they dispel any diubolic influence of tlie onion; break over the meat two or three
THE SOUTH.
hearth; the steel shovel, tongs, and Hons:
must retrace their steps, and this very party, heathen origin.
SHKFI» 50 (0, 4 40
The
yule
log
was
eggs;
add
a
small
piece
of
butter;
stir
or otherwise xipon Federal officeholders or employes
purposes, and under what circum- the house where the last sad rite.s were ' which required the amendments to the const]
sought for the castle by tho vassal,all together; pour it upon nicely-but- poker, that are kept for beauty, not for
Two IMPORTANT events in tho lifo of for election
and by what means, and, if HO, what amount being performed, and, when the minister | tntion to be made in the interest, it was said, of
use, and the steel poker, tongs, aud
Wade Hampton happened on the 10th of Decem- Btances
was HO raised and hew the same was expended: of the gospel had finished his eulogy of tlio colored population of the South, is nowchosen with care and brought home tered toast; serve hot; garnish with
shovel that are to be used. Need I say
ber. On that day ho wag elected to tho Senate and. further, whether such assessments were not in
preparing to face about, retrace its steps, and with rejoicing. Before it entered the parsley.
the
deceased,:.she
approached
the
coflin
of tho United States from South Carolina, Al- \iolation of law. and whall further inquire. Into the
that tho foreigner always undertakes to
undo what it did only a few years ago, either great hall, however, the chaplain, in |
SOILKI)
CLOTHING.
—
IU
Germany,
action
and
conduct
of
the
United
States
Superand
began
to
address
the
assembled
most at the same hour tho surgoous amputated j visors of Flections In the several States, as to the
directly or by indirection. Indeed, 1 thought surplioo and stole, with the acolyte
employ the wrong poker, and is detested
where the family washing is done only accordingly?
ne of lue legs.
number of Marshals, Deputy Marshals, and friends and relatives in an excited man- while the Senator from Maine was mak- beating the holy water, came out to
Then there is the handing
liin
speech
how
much
reason
this
twice
a
year,
tho
heaps
of
soiled
clothes
From what could be gathered
others employed to take part iu the conduct of said ner.
some coid-box that stands by tho fireA STATE of lawlessness still existed in elections,
in what States or cities appointed, the from her excited utterances, it would country, and especially tho southern part meet it. A benediction was chanted, would often assume formidable proporBreathitt county, Ky., at last accounts. The amount of money paid or promised to bo paid to
Hide, and the ugly coal-scuttle which the
of tho conntry, had to congratulate itself tho log duly sprinkled, the lord of tho j
rival factions continue to shoot each other like them, and how or by whom and under whAt. law seem that site wax jealous of the de- that the noxt'ljowo of ltepresontatiyoa manor and his family- joining in from tions if they woro piled in baskets, so maid carries in and out to replenish the
barbarians at every opportunity. The State and authority." Mr.ThurmauoddxesaedtbeSenate ceased, and she announced that, should will not have a majority of gentlemen thinking
jtn§ good hausfrau provides herself with
militia has been sent to tho scene of tho out- in support of his amendment and in reply to the her husband approach the coffin even so |fil;e the Honator from Maine; for, if be in right the porch, while the deep voices of (He long.smooth poles and lays these across former. Matches, waste-paper, bundles
of .Mr. Biaine. Mr. Lamar also spoke in
of kindling wood ad libitum, and the
to It. V.\ KLLIS ,t CO.)
in
what
lio
said;
if
his
threats
are
not
more
idle
peasantry
rnnf?
fion^ive
from
a
rages, but they seem powerless to suppress the Bpeecb
-the beams of tho roof, and hangs the first issue thereof is smoke. Presently
f:iv.->i- of tlie adoption of the amendment, and was much as to look at the corpse, she would wind (and! uertaitily do not attribute any such
spirit of lawlessness that seems to have seized replied
to byllr. Edmunds.
respectful
distance.
tear
out
his
eyes.
Tho
woman
became
soiled
garments
upon
them.
American
thing to him); if they aro tho doep-seated aud
there comes flame, and then, after an
upon an entire community.
IIOI.-SK.—The Naval .and Diplomatic Appropria- excited
Blessed for use, the yule log was thon housewives, with largo families, might hour's
and violent in her demon- p Tinanont thoughts of thoso with whom he
ANN AltBOtt, MICH.
manipulation, heat is generated j
WASHINGTON.
tion bills were passed
Tho Pension Ap- strations, and considerable confusion acts, then I should bo prepared to sue a House borne into the hall, and tho fire made use this plan to advantage.
—not much heat, but still enough to j
IT can now be stated positively that propriation bill was reported and referred to resulted wnong the itstonished persons of Representatives in which thure was a Itepub- ready to kiurtic as tho midnight hour
FRENCH KNOTS.—Every dabbler in make one wish for more. Meanwhile, I
Hcau majority exclude Southern members by
thoro is at least no present probability of Attor- the committee of/ the whole
The bill to
ney General Dovemi retiring from tho Cabinet. regulate inter-State commerce was passed by a present. She was finally ejected from tho score; then I should havo been prepared to rang forth, when, wit-tout, bonfires j embroidery thinks that she can mako a the fire consumes the coals with afiend-!
The President and other ntombers of the Cabi- vote of 131) to 110. after a lengthy debate. The the room, and, for fear 'that another see them decide themselves that tlio right of blazed merrily.
French knot, but there are few who ish disregard of their price per sack.
makes it unlawful for any person or persons scene should occur, a gentleman was suffrage was prohibited down there to (he negro,
net consider it of advautago to the Government bill
who know the rapid, old-fashioned way By way of revenge, I presume, everyengaged in the transportation of property by
and
thon
to
HCC
them
in
their
supreme
authorithat no change shall occur at present, and, railroad from one State to another, or to or fntm dispatched to tae pavement outside, ty, as they would construe it, voto ont tho
The Methodists.
of doing it. The silk should bo held body who enters the room gives the fire
while Gen. Devens hits had offered to him tho any foreign country, to receive* any greater or leas where her husband was, and requested oJiOBOn RepreeenWttves of tho South—not by
down firmly by the left thumb, at about a savage poke. But, like Stephano's
position of tho First Circuit Judgesbip, ho will amount <>l oompezusanon from one person than an- him not tq enter the house. This un- ones, not Dy twos, but by tho score. It is a
According
to
tho
latest
st(»tisti<*i
of
defer hia own wishes in regard thereto, and re- other for like and contemporaneous service. I t pleasant incident has occasioned a great fortunate thing for this country—it is a fort- th« Methodist Episcopal Church, as an inch to tlie left of the place where it fish in "The Tempest," it is a most delialso makes it unlawful for any person ao engaged
comes through the cloth, and then the cate monster. Let but a foreign hand
main in his present office.
to allow any rebate or drawback on the shipments deal of gossip sineo its occurrence, es- unato thing for our free institutions—that there printed in the Christian Advocate,
CALENDAR FOR 1879.
n
LI i
•
•
7
3
•
•
WEEKLY NEWS REVSLW.
1
1
DRUGS.
H I Tremaine &Co.
A FIEST CLASS
u
AT Mount Carrie, Fla., four negroes
made by them, or enter into aombinuiimiwith another carrier to prevent tlie carriage of propi . ty
attempted to bum a mill, and boat tho Superin- rri^ni In ing continuous, and prolubitw the pooling
ondent's wife, and compelled her to givo up of freights.
THUKSDAY, Dec. 12.— SENATE.— Mr. Anthony
5400. Tlie negroes were arrested, but r. band
of masked men overpowered the guard, took called up the Senate, bill authorizing tho Public
Printer
to print papers and documents for tho Sen-'
the prisoners iu front of tho Iiapti.it Church,
shot two dead, and mortally wounded a third ators, Hepresentativos and Delegates in Congress
npon payment of cost and 10 per rent, additional.
Tho fourth escaped
Pryor Jonos and Smith
.Mr. Windom called up tlie Fortification
.Tiickwin, colored, wore executed last, week, at j1'iiHsed...
Appropriation bill. T!ie amendments of the comBastrop, Texas, in tlie prosonceof 8,C00 persons mittee increasing the appropriation fur armament
principally negroes.
of sea-coast fortifications
from §145,O('O to
$250,000 and for the preservation and repair of
T H E Treasury Department, to stimu- fortifications
from $UW.UHI to S2i;U,0(K). were
late salon, contemplates fixing commissions on
to. The bill then passed
Tho bill
subscriptions for tho 4 per cent eon«>!n, up to agreed
from the House to corroct. the enrollment
Juno'
follows: On subscriptuint, of io the Sundry Ovil Appropriation bill of last
•100,000 to •1.000,000, !^bf L per cent From ytar, in regard to the Hot Springs Eenervation. in
Jl(00f>,006-to SlO.eOO.tXXrV ot 1 per conk On Arkansas, was passed without amendment... .Mr.
amounts ia mean of $10,000,000, an additional Paddock introduced a bill to amend tlie poue-oomcommission of 1-10of 1 percent
It in said itatuR clause of the Army Appropriation till for the
that tho Intor-Slato Commerce bill for rogulat- present fiscal year, so u to provide that, jt shall not
apply to any part ot the army empluyod In U •
Ihray tariffs will bo for tho benefit of rail- States
01 Turrftories |Ubjeo| to Indian
rpadj
Injury of pi
i it en.
Mitre
is not in the present HOUHO of Eepresentativee,
pecially as all parties oconpy high social and will no! be in the next, a majority thinking thero are now in the world <t,48'J,Wf?
a* tlio 8enator from Maine thinks, and willing Methodist members and probationers
positions.—Fills b u rg h Leai!or.
to act as he is willingtonet.
and 74,969 local and 29.206 itinerant
Mr. President, ono word on the amondment
preachers, distributed as follows:
offered. It is my own belief that there is
Itinerant
Loral
Lay
THE crew of a shipwrecked vessel havo
a
far
greater
dangor
that
menaeos
our
instituPreachers. Wbtrs
were lately killed and eaten by the tions, and menaces the rights of snffrago in this TTnited S t a t e s , i n c . f o rrrenr-hrrti.
.
blacks on the coast of Queensland, Aus- country, than that to which the Senator from m i ,
88.1W
20.IM2
8.896,999
tralia. The bodies of two of the men Maino has alluded. Sir, the mostdishe irtening C a n a d a , l n r . f o r . m l * . . • . l . « S - 4.--M7
167.867
thing
to
an
American
who
loves
free
institutions
G
r
e
a
t
B
r
i
t
a
i
n
,
d
o
.
d
o
.
.
.
3,10:,
4f,888
8*8,96)
were found in an oven on the mainland is to see that year by year the corrupt uso of
'.Kl.OMl
opposite the King's reef, on which tlio money in elections in making its way, until tho I r e l a n d . F r a n c e . A u s ' l i a . W « .2,742
The total Methodist population is esvessel struck. The features of the men time may come, and that within tho observawere unrecognizable, the skulls being tion of even tho oldest man here, when olec- timated at 20,000,000. In the United
tions in the United States will be, as dobiiuchod as States the Methodist Episcopal Church
smashed in and parts of the flesh being ever
they -were in the worst days of borough Par- has 1,688,788 mombers and probationremoved; but traces of paper, clothing, liamentary
elections in tho mother Intnl. .Mr.
etc., in the neighborhood of the camp President, there is tho groatcxt danger. Tho ers, against 1,671.608 last year, indicatdanger is whether this country shall bo governed ing an increase of 17,180; 11,308 itinerleft no doubt as to their identity.
with a view to tho rights of every man, tho poor ant preachers, a gain of 39, and 12,560
as well as tho rich man, or whothm the
IT is estimated that a ton of fair en- man
largest purse shall oarry elections, and time be local preachers, » gain of 2.'!. In the
gine coal will convey a freight pr pass- a mnro plutocracy iuste'ad of a democratic re- previous year in iGQft] pr«w>Ii«T« j&fft
public. That |l (at <l;uw, um', that 'lunger, wa« ft IOM of J30.
enger taiin thirty-ilYn imlen,
Drug Store,
touch the poker, and the fire grows sullen imd dies out. Every man thinks he
can dress a salad, every man thinks he
can poke a fire; these aro the least
THE WHITE MOUKXAIN CAKE.—Four venial of human errors. When tho firo
Patent Medicines,
eggs well beaten, with two cups and a dies, either naturally or by some unhalf white sugar, one heaping cup of skillful touch, it strews the whole fender
butter, one cup of sour milk, ono tea- with its ashes. Then one of tho maid- TOILET & PERFUMERY ART10LE3
spoonful of soda, fivo cups offlour,oneservants produces a box full of blacktoaspoonful of vanilla, one of lemon, a lead and brashes, takes away tho ashes
heaping cup of raisins—whole, without and sifts them, and, by the dint of much
stoning—half a cup of candied orange- work, polishes the grate again. There Prescriptions Compounded at
A.11 Hours.
peel and citron sliced, and half a cup of is no other institution in England so
almond-meats sliced. It is a delicious troublesome, vexatious, unsatisfactory,
and
ungrateful
as
an
English
fire;
but
cake, and this amount will make two
the people love it and praise it and
oommon-sized ones.
shiver around it, as if it were a firo from
A HiNT.~-Like the leaves, summer heaven, like that which lighted the filters
ealieops. however pretty, fad*. Then of the gods,—AppkUmf Journal
dingy divwV.s Iwliw. htl
needle should be passed under and over
the thread three times, and then through
the cloth close to the point where the
silk comes up.