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BUCHANAN, MICH., THURSDAY,
yOLUME
AUGUST
UMBER
N
8, 1876.
25.
OTPICE—In“ Rocard Brick Braiding,’ "north aldoof
SroutStroot.fourdoocaeastof Main.
Ja / an Tea, common, .
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45c ] Extra C Sugar, (nearly "white),
“ * fair.
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, 6 5 c ! Nice Brown Sugar,
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good,
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80c |Splendid Syrup,
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Good Green Coffe,
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. 25c j Good Fine Gut Tobacco,
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Havana Filled Cigars, 5c each. Canned and Dried Fruits, and all
10c
9c
80c
60c
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
A t s m a l l advance on cost, F O R C A SH , at
*8 s -%Kra w
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Sole agents for Co5sa|>vessert T o a s t , T r u m p e t R o l l T l u g - T o 3>sit*c*©, the best goods in the market. The X ia J J a s tlc C h i m n e y , a
wonderful French invention that will save you tho annoyance and loss caused
by the breakage o f lamp chimneys. Also, dealers in Crockery, Glassware,
Table Cutlery, ke., &e.
Tls.e I V o p l e V
S tov e.
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"We Have the Largest and Best Selected Stock of
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Poetry.
“ ONSS 3 I U N B K S I ) I N T H E S H A D S .”
At last two Fahrncheits blow up,
And killed two children small,
And one barometer shot dend
A tutor with Us ball.
Now all day long the locusts sang
Among the leafless trees ;
Three now hotels warped inside out,
The pumps could only wheeze ;
And ripe old wine, that twenty years
Had cobwebbed o’er in vain,
Came spouting through the rotten'eorks,
Like Joly’s best champagne 1 '
The -Worcester locomotives did
Their trips in half a hour;
Tho Lowell cars ran forty miles
Before they checked the power ;
And brimstone soon became a drug,
And loeo-foeos fell,
AU asked for ice, but everywhere
Saltpetre was to sell.
Plump men o f mornings ordered tights,
But, e’er the scorching noons,
Their candle-moulds had grown as loose
As Cossack pantaloons!
The doss run mad—men could not try
If water they would choose;
A horse fell dead—ho only left
Pour red-hot, rusty shoes !
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And all about the warehouse steps
Were angry men in droves,
Crashing and splintering through the doors
To smash the patent stoves!
— Oliver W endell H olm es.
Story.
H ATS AM© CAPS,
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THE RIVAL’S REVENGE.
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The town o f Hope had boon in a
state
o f the most unusual excitement
C /D
all day,
The Good W ill Bank had been rob­
bed, and the chief clerk had been cap­
E V E R BROUGH T T O BUCHAKAN,
tured in the office, with the safe and
AND ARE SELLING AT
private desk o f the manager both
opened with stolen keys.
The good people o f Hope were all
s P R IC E S TO S U IT T H E T IM E S.
the more indignant over the daring
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W E A R E SOLE A G E N TS FO R
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robbery, because Bernard HiltoD, the
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clerk, had received much kindness
H
Burt's Shoes and Baldwin's Boots, | ^ J from the hands o f Mr. Mervin, the
manager.
T T n i c n A R E W A R R A N T E D TO G IV E ;
I
Coming to Hope a poor hoy, or­
phaned and friendless, Mr Mervin had
given him employment, and finding
him a hoy o f good intellect, had al­
Ciill mid E xam ine!
N o Charge lor Showing Y o u : ^ L J
lowed him unusual advantages o f edu­
O
cation.
G oods!
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A s he developed mentally, he was
promoted, till at the age o f twentyT
thias5»
five he occupied the position o f head
clerk and trusted friend as well. And
from that position he was suddenly
F U M T S M S W © G © @ B S . hurled to find himself a prisoner in
one o f the hank rooms, waiting for
the
officers to take him thence for de­
T O H I f "WEISGESLBESt, m anufn ctiiror
tention and trial.— A s he paced the
Z* t f I uml t r. c*t:s!«iu sawiup done to erder, and at
re isunulle ratts c«sh paid fer till hinds of bolts. Mill
floor up and down, driven to action
,'U SoiitL Oak Street, huchanan. Midi
M:nuf4Cl::rer»ef anTi\\iu.v :.**rKin't-of
by the tumult in his own heart, his
J • V A N H IP E H , A tto r n e y and temporary keeper, the bank porter,
• Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery. Col
F U R 1 I T U E E
looking intently at him, said sudden.K ii’.ns uado and proceeds promptly remitted* Office-
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SPENCER & BARNES,
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i econdfloor. Howe’s Block. Buchanan.Mich.
rein the CoiEmcii Wt ou gnat Ctiur tu the nfctat
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1’Mr. Hilton, it’s hard to believe
you’d do the likes o f that.”
The young man stopped in his
quick pacing, saying abruptly:
&T H A M IL T O N , licen sed au ction eer.
“ Do you believe it, Jerry ? You
W 9 Will attend to all calls promptly, and sell at as
r»a.4.'nablerates as any other good auctioneer in the
have known me since I was a b o y ; do
county. Reaidenceand P.O.addreas.Buchauan.SIich.
you believe I am a thief, and would
S S B S H & G R A H A M , dealers in rob the best friend I ever had?”
Dry Goods and Groceries, F o n t Street, Buchanan,
The man pondered, looking into the
All Work Fully Warranted. ilich
large brown eye3 fixed upon his in
IS T . 13A K S R , Mill-nrrigiLt a n d B uild.- eager questioning.
er o f Turbine Water Wheels warranted in power
Planing, Matching & Job W ork Visa
Then he cried, heartily, extending
equal to any other wheels Jn use. Kesideuco, Bakertown.
Post Office address, Buchanan, Mich.
his
hand:
Done W ith Dispatch.
“ Ho, I don’ t ! it’s a muddle, but
Those contemplating tuiUing would do well to
6 | & "W. "W. S M IT H , dealers in staple
you’re no thief.”
„ s and Fancy Groceries, 1’iovieions and Crockery.
G I Y E U S -A_ C A L L , Central
Block, Buchanan.
“ I am no thief,” was the reply,
For we can make
“ but I must bear the punishment of
P . & C. C. H IG H , d lers in D ry ____ ,,
A X ijL K I N D S © F F R A J J I E S
O Goods and Notions. Central Block, 1’ront Street, one.
Buchanan,
Mich.
as gooil and c'jcapor tlisn any carpenter can do.
“ Y ou’ll be cleared when you’re up
for trial.”
W E M E A N B U S IN E S S .
Tl. SO B E R , M . © ,, E cleotio P 3iy “ Ho, my word against; that of Jul­
W* • Sician and Surgeon. Offico and residence. Hill’s
Corners, Berrien Co., Mich.
ius Mervin would be o f no value. I
am a friendless man ; he is the son of
^OjTO OBEAN I) H O U SE, TR roo Oalrs, the leading man in Hope, older by ten
* ® D .F .B osucbrsoileui, Proprietor. This house has
years than I am— a man o f established
changed proprietors, changed its name, been thoroughly
repaired
and refitted, and every effort will be made by Its
position. H e has schemed to ruin me,
F . Vy±iXXE, D ru g g ist and cApothmanager to earn and sustain for it a reputation
* ecary, south aide o f Front Street, Buchanan. present
and has succeeded.”
a
first*claes
hotel.
Good
stables
in
connection
with
Michigan.
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“ Y ou say he gave you the keys ?
H e swears you stole them from him
B . P E T T IT T , M« B m H om eopatliic
• Physician and Surgeon. Special attention paid to
to overhaul his private hooks.”
chronic diseases. Office and residence with M. C.T rarer,
Bridgman, Micli.
“ He told me some o f the year’s ac­
counts were in the safe, some in his
T . M O B .L E Y , sta r fo u n d ry . A ll
father’s desk, and I was to get them
• kinds ofcastlngjsuchasplow points jSUgarkottles,
already last night to investigate some
leigh shoes, Ac. Iron turning and jo b work done to
der. O ldm etaltakoninoschangofor w ork. Portage
errors in the books,” replied the
reet^ieartho depot.
SStt
young man.
IK D ’S ’B U S .—Georg© B ird w ill n m
“ Mr. Hilton, I ’m an old man, and
his ’Bus to and from, tho Railroad trains andHotels,
you
have been good to me and mine,
so to any part o f tho Tillage. Faro only 25 cents, in*
if - F . H A H N .
ndlng baggage.
many’s the time. Swear to me you
M etalic and Casket Coffins, didn't steal the notes they say are
C . S M IT H , M . ©•• P hysician and
esdy-made.conatantlyon hand,or m ad eto r d o c C
gone, and I ’ll open the door and let
a Surgeon. Office over Emery & Smith’s Drug Store
shortuotice.
Residence north side o f Gallon, Mich.
you go.”
“ I swear it. M y hand is as honest
h
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B . CHXJRCHU jI i, de a le r in Clocks,
as your own.”
• Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Ac. Also, repairing Itarnlshedto allord ezlng, and a tr lo ts tto n llo o p .
done to order. AU work warranted. Store, third door digging sndlooatlngwheredealred
“ Suppose, then, just to save me,”
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west o f Binns AJKose’ s store, north side o f Front Street,
said Jerry, rapidly loosening the cord
Buchanan. Mich.
that bound Bernard Hilton’ s arms to
TT\E Y IE L D H O U S E , B e r r ie n Springs.
his side, “ you tie me and gag me and
This oldaud favorably known Hotel is still under
he management o f Mrs. DeFiold & Son, who w ill spare
take the keys. You can do it loose
bo efforts to maintain a first class Hotel at the Gonnty
like, so that I can breathe.”
Seat.
ns § 3 o g a
Ten minuted later Bernard Hilton,
T J A Y T O N H O U SE , D ayton, M ich .,
o a . tB^?Sro ^
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a
free
man again, was rapidly walking
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JLJ ]ate Burdick House, has been no wly furnished and
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every arrangement made f<?r the comfort o f the guests.
towards Barn.
Charges reasonable.
Mns. E . C. Cady, Proprietress.
Yet, with his mind fully I roused to
the danger of his position i f recaptur­
bS . D O D D , £d* D ., pIiysioiaxL & s u r •’ geon. Special attention given to chronicdiaeases.
ed, he struck from the broad highway
Office first floor o f “ Record. Brick.** Residence on Day’s
into a narrow lane, and stopped be­
Avenue.eastside.Buchanan.Mich.
fore a small cottage. Only two per­
M . P L IM P T O N , atto rn ey & oounsons dwelt there; the aged pastor o f
• sellorat Law,andSolicitorinChancery. Office on
Hope, Mr. Selwyn, and his grand­
south side Front Street, over Redden & Graham’s store,
Buchanan,Berrien Go., Mich.
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S o io g| oZ-g-s
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child, Rachel.
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Bernard Hilton, leaning against the
U A G L E H O T E L , B errien Springs.
ai
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* 4 (near the Court House) having changed proprietors,
gate-post and looking up at the cot­
has been newly furnished throughout. The utmost care
will be taken to provido for the convenience and com­
tage windows, thought that he "was
fort o f guests. A good stable in connection with the
bidding a silent, lifelong farewell to
Hotel. OTisREEn.I’roprietor.
the only woman he ever loved, pretty
& A , M . Sum m it Lodge H o. 1 9 2
R ay Selwyn. His whole frame shook
• holds a regular meeting every Monday evvningon
or before the full o f the moon, in each month.
with emotion as he bowed his head for
H . N. Uowmy , W . M.
B. D. Hakpeb, Sec.
a moment, hiding his pale face con­
& A . M . T lio re g n la r com m nnicavulsed with grief.
* * tiona o f Buchanan Lodgo No. 6S aro heldatMaaonic
There was a sound o f a softly open­
Hall In this village, on Friday evening on or before tho
nil o f the moon in each month. 8. A twood, 'VT.M.
ed door, a swift dash o f feet upon the
W .W . Smith, Sec.
graveled walk, and upon the bowed
5 H r B E H R I C K , M . B . Office in John 0.
head fell a little trembling hand.
0 Welch’s building. Residence on Front Street,
“ Bernard,” R ay Selwyn said, and
Buchanan. Mich.
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Bernard
looked up to see a face as
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pale, eyes heavy and sleepless as his
• Physician and Surgeon. Special-attention paid to
own.
chronic diseases, Office and Residence on. Portage street
second house south o f Front street.
“ How did you escape?" R ay pant­
ed, frightened to see -him.
r j A I H S N H O U SE, G a llo n , M i c h .Z%P . R zddwg, Proprietor. Htder entirely new
“ They will tell you to-day. I a m
management. Every arrangement mado for the conveneatand comforof geests. Charges reasonable.
on my way to Barn, hut could not
pass the lane. I did not expect to
O . Or E.—T h e r e g u la r m eetin gs o f
see you, Ray, and yet your coming
c Buchanan Lodge No. 75are held at their hall,in
Buchanan, on Tuesday evening o f each week, at 7
out to me fills me with proud hope;
o’clock. Transient brethren in goodetauding are cordl*
ally invited to attend.
Insurance & Collection A gency You do not befieve me arobber, R ay ?”
0. C. AmsstyN, G.
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Represents a number o f the loading and moat reliable
“ I believe it,. Bernard ? You mustHre insurance Companies-in tho Uni ted States. -Al,
M i “w j l j j S O N | d e n i i s t r O i f i c e f i r i t
collections attended to »nd moneys promptly remitted.
know me better than to think I doubt
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i .Ada Counsellor at Law, aud Solicitor in Chancery, Col*
j lections made and proceeds promptly remitted. Office
| second floor, nowo’s Block, Buchanan, Mich.
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“ Heaven bless you, Ray. I can
go on bravely now.”
“ W here?” she asked, pale and
(r enabling.
“ I must sail as a sailor at Barn. I
have no money or I would go on the
'Ariadne.’ She sails for the Cape of
Good Hope this morning.”
“ Wait.”
She was gone, returning in a mo­
ment with her hands clasping a small
casket.
“ Heaven smiles upon us, Bernard.
Only yesterday IJncle Ralph sent me
fifty pounds for a birthday gift, and
you must take this.”
She opened the casket as she spoke,
and took out an old fashioned locket
set with diamonds.
“ It is mine,” she said hurriedly ;
“ a legacy from my mother’s mother,
and the diamonds are very pure and
valuable.”
“ And what I know well, that is
your sole fortune, and highly prized,”
said Bernard.— “ I cannot take your
money or your locket, R ay .”
“ You must. Think, i f you are ta­
ken, what I shall suffer, Bernard.
Pity mo, if not yourself.”
“ I cannot rob you.”
“ You will rob me far more i f you
refuse me. See, it is late. The ship
will go. Oh, Bernard, if you love
me, take these and go.”
A moment longer he hesitated;
then catching R ay in nis arms he
pressed his lips to hers, seized the
locket and roll o f notes, and turning
from her, strode rapidly back to the
highway again. A nd Ray, white as
death, staggered back to her room and
sank hack trembling upon her knees,
to pray for the safety o f her lover.
The morning was still young and
the good pastor was lingering over a
late breakfast, when Julius Mervin,
with furious eyes and rigid face, burst
into the room.
Without one word o f greeting he
cried:
“ Ray, have you seen that villain,
Bernard Hilton, this morning?”
- “ Gently, gently, Julius,” said the
old man. “ You seem excited.”
“ Excited. I should think so. The
thief, the ungrateful hound, who has
robbed my father o f six thousand
pounds has escaped! We found his
keeper bound and gagged, and the
robber gone. He has been here. I
am sure o f it.”
Still R ay was silent, her face pale,
but her eyes full o f steady, brave
light.
“ Ray, my child,” said her grand­
father, “ tell your cousin he is mista­
ken.”
“ I should speak falsely,” was the
reply.— “ I gave Bernard my God
speed this morning.”
“ I knew it,” Julius cried fiercely.
“ He has made off with his plunder.”
“ I think, Julius,” R ay said quietly,
“ that the less you say about the stolen
notes the better. They are all use­
less, and uncle told me he had the
numbers, and they could easily be
traced. So the loss to the hank is
nothing, and the little plan to ruin
Bernard Hilton may yet fail.”
“ What do you mean ?— How dare
you ?” cried Julius.
“ I mean that when you promised
me six months ago, to he revenged
upon Bernard Hilton because I loved
him and refused to be your wife, you
meant what you said. You have
branded him as a thief— driven him
from home. I remain here, loving
him, and resolved to try what woman’ s
wit will do towards proving him inno­
cent. W e understand each other, I
think, Julius.”
As she spoke, she rose from her
seat and left the room, her grand­
father and cousin looking after her
with as much amazement as if they
had seen a lamb biting a tiger.
Surely it would have been but little
more unnatural than this display of
spirited resolution in gentle, shy R ay
Selwyn.
Mr. Selwyn rose too, and his face
was sterner, his voice colder than
Julius had ever known them, as he
sa id :
“ There seems some strange compli­
cation there, Julius.”
“ I see none, sir,” was the quick
answer, “ my cousin is naturally angry
that her promised husband has proved
himself a scoundrel, and in her anger
she is unjust. • But I must hid you
good morning. W e may yet capture
the runaway.”
This was the fear pressing heavily
upon R ay’s heart, as she moved about
the little cottage, busy with her duties.
She had made a frank confession to
her grandfather of her own share in
the morning’s escape, and while re­
gretting the deprivations the loss of
her uncle’s gift entailed upon her, he
spoke no word of chiding.
Five long years, speeding by for
some, dragging wearily for others,
found Hope but little changed, though
there were great changes among the
people. Mr. Selwyn, at an advanced
age, had yielded to the call o f nature,
and passed peacefully to his long rest,
and R ay was with her uncle Ralph, a
most reluctant dependent upon his
bounty.
She sewed for her pocket money
and clothing, greatly against her un­
cle’s wish. But there was no oppor-,
tunity for her to obtain other employ­
ment at Hope, and she could not re­
solve to leave the place. Here B e r ­
nard Hilton had left her;- here he
would seek her i f he ever returned to’
his native land.— Here his innocence
must he proved. This last was the]
hope that made her patiently endure^
( her life in her uncle’s house, and sub-j
mit passively to Julius Mervin’s hated
presence and attentions.
!
Winter was raging with unusual
severity, when, one morning, RayJ
seated in her own room, sewing, heard
a tramping of feet in the hall, a'con-j
fused mingling o f many voices, and at
last, above all, the voice o f her uncle,’
calling:
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the dead body o f her cousin Julius.
Her uncle, his voice full o f agony,
suppressing his grief by an iron will
— turned to her as she came trembling
across the hall.
“ His horse slipped upon the ice,
R ay,” h8 said, in a moaning c r y ;
“ Can we take him to his room ?”
Silently she led the way, while her
uncle, leaning heavily upon her, con­
tinued :
“ We have had him at the bank with
two doctors. There can be nothing
done. Oh, my son, my son !”
It was a sorrow no human power
could comfort, and Ray, moving me­
chanically to perform necessary du­
ties, could only offer mute sympathy,
her own heart cold with horror and
despair. She had not loved her cous­
in, but her womanly feeling grieved
over his sudden, awful call into eter­
nity. She was darkening the windows,
pulling down the heavy curtain, stoop­
ing sometimes to caress the white
head bent in sorrow by the bedside,
when the undertaker came in, and
whispered to her to take her uncle
into another room.
“ And i f you could let me take out
a chair or two and a table,” he said,
respectfully.— “ We would like a little
more room.”
“ You can have the table and what­
ever else you wish moved to my un­
cle’s room, next to this,” she said,
opening the door as Bhe spoke. “ Uncle,
you will come in your room with me ?
will you not ?”
The old man rose heavily, and fol­
lowed her. Just as they reached the
larger room, the man carrying the
little table let it slip, and a writing
desk upon it came crashing to the
floor, breaking at every joint.
The man, hastily apologizing, re­
placed the pieces upon the table, and
hurriedly went to his table in the
chamber o f death. But Ralph Mer­
vin approached the table.
“ We must take care o f the papers,”
he said.
Then he gave a cry o f horror and
despair that brought R ay quickly to
his side. Her own lips blanched as
the aged and shaking hand pointed to
a roll of bank notes, sticking partly
out of a false bottom to the desk.
“ The stolen notes,” the old man
cried. “ I know them well. M y son
was the thief. O h ! heaven have
mercy.”
Even in her jo y at this revelation,
R ay’s heart ached for the stricken
father, who had sunk upon his knees
beside the table, quivering in agony o f
grief and horror.
She could comfort him even then
as no one else could, knowing his poor
heart found solace in her presence.
The days of mourning were doubly
sad to the bereaved father in the
dreadful certainty of his son’s foul
treachery. But he caused a para­
graph to he inserted in the papers,
calling upon Bernard Hilton to return,
as his innocence of the crime of which
he-had been accused was proven, but
not mentioning the silent witness of
another’s guilt.
June had come, when one morning
Ray, coming to her uncle’s side, her
sweet face wearing a smile, long a
stranger there, said, softly:
“ It is my birthday, Uncle Ralph,
and I have a gift to show you.”
She opened her hand to show, lying
on the palm, an old-fashioned locket
studded with diamonds. In the months
of mourning, Ralph Mervin had been
told the history of the locket, so he
cried quickly:
“ Bernard has come home again!
Where is h e?”
And in answer to the call, Bernard
Hilton came to his side, to meet his
outstretched hands, and to know that
he had come to his home, his old friend,
and to Ray, was a glad welcome for
life. There was a very quiet wed­
ding, and the declining years o f Ralph
Mervin are gladdened and comforted
by the love o f Ray, his niece, and
Bernard, his adopted son.
A Curious Lake.
One o f the most cuiious and inter­
esting lakes in the world is Zirkwitz
Lake Laybach, Illyria, at 1,115 yards
above the level o f the sea. It is 10,150 yards long, its greatest width
4,750 yards, and its greatest depth
34 yards. It presents the singular
phenomenon o f being sometimes filled
with water and sometimes being per­
fectly dry, so that it can be cultiva­
ted as an ordinary field. How the
water escapes has never been satisfac­
torily ascertained. Six brooks empty
into it, hut the greatest part o f the
water comes by infiltration. It often
happens that there is not the least
sign o f rain in the valley and its en­
virons, while an immense volume of
water flows into the lake and speedily
fills it. This is explained as follow s:
While fair weather prevails at Zirk­
witz, it rains on the higher table-lands,
and the water filters to the lake, fill­
ing it in Beventy-two hours. It dries
in thirty days. This singular lake
yields in the same year buckwheat
and perch, rice, seeds and chub, clo­
ver and wild ducks.
It Is All Here.
What would we have ? “ Beauty ?”
The world is full o f it. Opportunity ?
The world, is crowded with the ele­
ments o f happiness. I f heaven means
rest, here is the divine bosom to rest
on—just as warm, tender and broad,
as it ever was or ever will he. I f
heaven means action, we‘ are solicited
on all aides to engage in it. Do we
live in our affections ? Here are pa­
rents and kindred, wife and children,
friends and lovers, people who need
us, and' people whom we need; There
is nothing else in all the universe that:
can make the heart happy but just
what it has now; Here is work every
d»y for/th e. ^ods. W hy,, we may,
standfih-imagination" any day, i f ; we:
willj’ hjri'th'e side of- ^those men and-;
women who are the glories o f the race,*
whom all ure praising, or of whom all
She hurried down stairs to see a
litter laid on the floor, and upon that art oonfeuing ths power.
T H E
B A IM IS G
CR T.
rime.—"Buttle Cry o f Freedom."
We will Jlayesten to tlie call, boys, ITayeslen
once again,
Responding to the cry o f Hayes and Wheeler;
Wo will rally round the flag, "with our might
and with our main,
Under the names of Hayes and Wheeler.
Ohorus—
Our country forever 1 Hurrah, boys, Hurrah !
Hold all together, lose not a star,'
While we rally round the flag, boys, rally once
again, .
Emblazoned with the names o f Hayes and
Wheeler.
They are eomming with their force, they are
comming with their might,
Shouting the names of Hayes and Wheeler—
from Atlantic’s rugged coasts to Pacific gold­
en light,
Rallying to the cry of Hayes and Wheeler.
They are coming in their age, and in all their
hearty youth, •
Hallooing with zeal for Hayes and W heeler;
Prom the lakes of the North t« the Gulf o f the
South
Gomes the vig’rous shout for Hayes and
Wheeler.
W e, an eight thousand. host, on these prairie
Kansas plains,
_ Greetings will send to Hayes and W heeler;
W e will keep the Star of Freedom, and on it
have no stains,
While we battle on for Hayes and Wheeler.
And when autumn leares have fall’n, fand free­
dom with a zest
Have east in their votes for Hayes and
W heeler;
From' the North and from the South, from the
East and from the West,
W ill the clear air ring for Hayes and
Wheeler.
A Dlean Device.
There was a score or more o f wo­
men gathered together at Mr John­
son’s house. Mr. Johnson is a goodhearted man and a respectable citizen,
though he is rather skeptical about
some things. The women had just
organized “ The Foreign Benevolent
Society,” when Mr. Johnson entered
the room. H e was at once appealed
to to donate a few dollars as a founda­
tion to work on, and Mrs. Graham
added:
“ It would be so pleasant in after
years for you to remember that you
gave the society the first dollar and
its first kind word.”
He slowly opened his wallet, drew
out a $10 bill, and as the ladies smack­
ed their lips and clapped their hands
he asked:
“ Is this society organized to aid the
poor of foreign countries?”
“ Yes—-yes!” they chorused.
“ And it wants money ?”
“ Yes— y e s !”
“ Well, now,” said Johnson, as he
folded the hill in a tempting shape,
“ there are twenty married women
here. I f there are fifteen o f you who
cau make oath that you -have combed
your children’s hair this morning,
washed the .dishes, blackened the cook
stove, and made the beds, I ’ll donate
this $10.”
“ I have,” answered two o f the
crowd, and the rest said:
“ Why, now, Mr. Johnson !”
“ I f fifteen of you can make oath
that your husbands are not wearing
socks with holes in the heels, this
money is yours,” continued the wretch.
‘-‘Just hear him !” they exclaimed,
each one looking at the other.
“ I f ten of you have hoys without
holesjn the knees of their pants, this
‘X ’ goes to the society!” said John­
son.
“ Such a man !” they whispered.
“T f there are five pairs o f stockings
in this room that don’ t need darning,
I ’ll hand over the money,” he went
on.
“ Mr. Johnson,” said Mrs. Graham,
with great dignity, “ the rules of this
society declare that no money shall be
contributed except by members; and
as you are not a member, I beg that
you will withdraw and let u3 proceed
with the routine of business.”
A Truly Frudeut Mother.
A dwelling house on Clifford street
took fire in one o f the chambers, re­
cently, from an exploding kerosene
lamp. The flames were extinguished
after a sharp struggle by the woman
o f the house, who had her hands pret­
ty badly burned. She was relating
her adventures next morning, and the
woman asked :.
“ Why didn’ t you raise an alarm—
where was Bessie ?”
“ Bessie and her beau were courting
in the parlor,” was the calm reply.
“ And you never called them ?”
“ Hot a word. ■I have known of
cases where a sudden alarm has upset
a young man just as he was about topropose, and changed the whole fu-.
ture o f two lives.”
Jackson’s Duel With Dickinson.
The duel ostensibly originated in a
horse race, which, by the way, was
never ru n ; hut the animus of it, so
far as General Jackson was concerned,
lay in the fact that Dickinson had
spoken ill o f Mr. Jaokson:
Dickinson was a dead sh ot; could
hit his dollar at ten paces, kill birds
on* the wing and perform other mirac­
ulous feats with his pistol. H e was
as brave and cool as he was skillfuil,
and never entertained a doubt as to
the result o f the combat.
The arrangement was that when the
word was given, they could fire as
soon as they pleased.
Jackson, knowing Dickinson’s su­
perior quickness with his weapon, re­
solved not to attempt to- get the first
fire, but take the chances for a second
The instant the signal was shouted,
Dickinson fired. The dust flew from
the breast o f the loose-fitting frock
coat which Jackson wore, but he stood
there like a pillar o f adamant, appa­
rently unharmed. Dickinson started
hack in horror and amazement, ex­
claiming :
“ M y God I have I missed ?”
His stern and unrelenting antagon­
ist took deliberate aim and pulled the
trigger. The pistol did not respond.
H e looked and'found i t was only at
half-cock. A second time he took
aim, and as the sharp crack rang out
among the silent woods where the
deadly scene was laid, Dickinson tot­
tered and fell into the arms o f his
friends. H e died the same night.
Jackson was able to mount his
horse and ride home the next day—
barely able, for the bullet, which
seemed to miss him, had really passed
through the fleshy part o f his breast
and ent the breast hone: His shoes
were full o f blood when he walked
from the fatal field, hut he concealed
the fact, as he said, “ because he did
not want Dickinson to Have the satis­
faction o f knowing that he had hit
him at all.”
In answer to the question how he
could, after receiving sueh a shock,
retain his steadiness o f nerve, he re­
plied :
“ I believe I should have killed him
had he shot me through the brain.”
The wound never healed properly;
was the occasion* of'frequent hemor­
rhage in later years, and ultimately
caused his death: There is no -evi­
dence going to showthat Jackson ever
repented o f this duel. Long after­
ward— indeed, only a few weeks before
his death— a friend, visiting his sick
chamber, happened to pick up an-old
pistol lying on the mantel. The keen­
eyed invalid saw the movement, and
remarked, quietly:
“ That is the pistol with which I
killed Mr. Dickinson.”
Stop the Interest.
Daniel Webster once dined with an
old Boston merchant, and when they
came to the wine; a dusty old bottle
was carefully .decanted by Peter and
passed to the host. Taking the bot­
tle, he poured out Webster’s-glass and
handed it to him. Then pouring an­
other for himself, he held it up to the
light and said:
“ How do you like it, Mr. Web­
ster?”
“ I think it is a fine specimen o f old
Port.”
“ Now, you can guess what that
cost me,” said the eost.
“ Surely not !” said Mr. W ebster;
“ I only know that is it excellent.”
“ Well now, I can tell you, for I
made a careful estimate the otherday.
When I add the interest to the first
price, I find that it cost me the sum
o f just one dollar and twenty-five
cents per glass!”
.“ Good gracious 1 you dou’ t sa y ;
so,” said Webster ; and then drain­
ing his glass, he hastily presented it
again, with the remark,^ “ fill up as
quick as you can, for I want to stop
that confounded interest.”
Bow to Break off Bad Habits.
Transient advertising psyablo in adTsnce.
Yesrly adverting payable on demand.
Hatter In local columns, tea coats per line or-each
insertion; but no local taken for less than $1.-00.
|{Obituary Notices—moro than tbeannouncement—-w il
be obarged for at the rate o f five cents for each line.
AdYertisementanotoccompanied -wlth directions as to
time, will be inserted until forbidden, and charged fo
accordingly.
D ou b le co lu m n a d T ertlsem en tsch a rged a t B hortcolnm n
rates".
Short noHoes o f meetings, 25 cents.
Yearly adrerHsersallowod four changes without e i t n
Charge.
Farm and Household.
Things Worth Knowing.
A good and simple furniture polish
consists of a little castile soap scraped
into a pint o f warm water. A dd three
tablespoonfuls o f sweet oil ; heat, and
apply while hot.— Ceilings that look
very rough and manifest a tendency to
peel should be gone over with a solu­
tion o f one ounce o f alum to one
quart o f water. This will remove the
superfluous lime and render -the ceil­
ing white.— A cement suitable for
joining rnetala to non-metallic subs­
tances is prepared by dissolving in
boiling water two ounces gum am­
moniac, adding in small quantities
about two ounces sulphuric acid.— I f
brooms are wet with boiling suds once
a week, they will become very tough,
will not cut a carpet, and will last
much longer. A handfnl o f salt
sparinkled on a carpet will carry the
dust along with it and make the carpet
look bright and clean. A very dusty
carpet may be cleaned b y dipping the
broom iu cold water, shaking o ff all
the drops; and sweeping a yard or so
at a time. Wash the broom and repeat,
until the entire carpet has been swept.
■— V ery durable and neat mats for
.floors can be made from old coffee! sacks. A piece o f the bagging o f
’ suitable size is bound with some dark
fabric and secured to a frame o f four
: laths. B y means o f a hook o f wood
or iron, like an enlarged crochet
needle, carpet rags are carried through
the material so as to skip every other
’ thread and to leave loops half an inch
long, the ends, o f course, being fasten­
ed. Old red flannel can be used to
make tasteful borders.— A few drops
o f carbolic acid in a pint o f water
will clean house plants o f lice in a
very short time. I f mosquitoes or
others blood-suckers infest our sleep­
ing rooms at night, we uncork a bot­
tle o f pennyroyal, and these insects
leave in great haste, nor will they re­
turn so long as the air o f the room is
loaded with the fumes o f that aromatic
herb,— I f rats enter the cellar, a little
powdered potash thrown into their
holes, or mixed with meal and scatter­
ed in their runways, never fails to
drive them away.
Lime
Soils rich in organic matter, even
though they already contain it in con­
siderable quantities, drained peat
swamps, stiff clays and coarse heavy
soils, and especially those destitute o f
it, are 'all benfited by any application
o f lime. Good results also follow its
use on light soils after an incorporation
o f organic matter, as green manure,
muck, or a thick sod or green crop
ploughed under. Sterile soils are
rapidly rendered more sterile by its
application. W et lands show least
effect -from treatment with lime.
H ence lands must either be drained,
or receive an extra amount. Clays
should-also have organic matter appli­
ed in connection With lime. It acts
most effectually near the surface. The
apparent effect is greater the second
season than tbe first, so that tbe most
satisfactory result are obtained by
sowing broadcast in the early fall,
with at most only a light harrowing or
brushing. It should be applied in an
air slaked, fine mechanical condition.
The most profitable quantity to apply
depends much on the land; wet-soils,
those well filled with organic matter
.and clays, taking most— from ten to
forty bushels being recommended,
according to the circumstances.
Butter.
A t a meeting o f the National But­
ter and E g g Association, held some
time ago-at Davenport, Iowa, i t was
stated that the annual.conBumption o f
butter in the United States amounts
to fourteen thousand millions o f
pounds, being on an average thirtyfive “pounds for each man, woman and
child in the country. The value o f
butter was set down at four hundred
and twenty millions o f dollars, or thir­
ty tents a pound. The annual export­
ation o f butter was estimated by which
at thirty cents a pound would amount
to four millions and a half o f dollars.
Understand the reasons, and alii
the reasons, why the habit is injurious.
Study the subject until there is no
longer doubt in your mind. Avoid,
the places, the persons, and ; the
thoughts that lead to temptation.;’
Frequent the places, associate •ffith;
the persons, indulge in the thoughts;
that lead away from temptation. Kee
bn sy; idleness is the strength o f. bad!
habits. D o not give up the struggle!
when you have broken your resolutiononce, twice— a thousand times. ’ That:
only shows how much need there is!
Lime For Weevil.
for you to strive. When you have;
Some
years
ago, hearing complaint
broken your resolutions) just think the!
o
f
weevil
in
wheat
about the 'close o f
Is anything grander than personal- matter over and endeavor to under-*
worth and dignity ? Is anything more, stand why it is you failed, so' that; harvest, when we were ricking our
celostial than the spotless conscience you may be on jo u r guard .against? wheat we got fresh slaked lime and
and the blameless heart ? Is anything: the recurrence o f the same circum­ sufficient,to whiten the stack. There
more' beautifying than human esteem, stances. Do not think it*is an easy was no weevil in our wheat. A neigh­
veneration and love ? Is anything more thing that you have undertaken. _ I t bor who threshed his wheat, from the
transporting than the sense o f com­ is a folly to expect to break off a; shook came to us a few days after and
munion with those who are nobly in­ habit in a day which may have bean? said he should lose his wheat, for it
was alive with weevil. W e told him to
fluencing public opinion; who are gathering Jong years.
throw lime oyer it, and shovel it
strengthening the bonds o f justice;
who are augmenting the sum of hon­
The Day You WeM Bora.
? through his wheat, which be did. Two
days’ after there was not a weevil to
orable principle in the community; or
Here is an infallible method o f dis-i
are redeeming the misery, the infa­ covering the day o f the week on which be seen in ib.— Country Gtentleman.
mous from their infamy.? I f there he a given day o f the month any number
Brick Floors in Stables.
any celestial angels anywhere, they o f years previous occurred. To the
are aueh as these, and we may have number representing your age.afcyour.;
John More, o f Quincy, HI.,.writes:
these here as well as elsewhere.— £0. next birthday add one-fourth for leap I have my stall floored with brick, and
B . Frothingham.
years; this amount, divide .by seven,,- after experimenting with plank, clay
and the remainder counted back from' and cinders mixed with gas lime. Tbe
the day o f the week on which you were; method o f laying it is as fo llo w : First,
Transmission of Focal Sound by.
horn: 'F o r instance, on your, next spread over the dirt-about four inches
Electricity.
birthday you aro twen'ty-four years o f sand and lay the. brick— the hardest
Prof. Bell, o f this city, and Sir; old. This divided by four, and the- that can b e obtained— on edge.' A fter
Wm. Thompson the celebrated electri-; quotient, six, added to. twenty-four, laying them' take a piece o f plank, say
cian, made some very interesting ex^ gives thirty,' the amount, which divi­ four or five feet long, and lay it on
periments last evening, in the trans- ded by seven, the.number o f days in a. tbe’.fioqr and with' a heavy hammer
sion o f vocal and instrumental music week, gives four and'a remainder of- poixnd;it.well to make it even, and i f
by means o f ordinary telegraph wire." two. Now i f your birthday/ini 1876 i t is properly laid a stable floor that
A n organ in the the Atlantic and Pa-/ comes on Monday, * count back two is rat proof and not liable to rot or
cific Telegraph Company’s office in the days, and you hayerthe!day pH Vrhich, wear out-in- a- -generation, will be
Equitable Building on Milk street was’ you/were'.bo'rnj^‘Saturday.— lSL‘ Louit produced..; - ___ _■:
- - e*.-\-V* * -♦ f - .
?•'**'*
played, and different tunes were dis­ Cfiole-Democrdf." v/ ' ~ . . .
tinguished by the operator in New
j’yJLt*Silveri G?eek, .Minnesota, at sunYork,- and' conversation was carried
Health, an,indispensable1requisite fise3n''the;'mbfning' o f the Fourth o f
onhetweentheEquitableBuildihgand for business; *as - welP;'a8vamusemijnt,: ^uly,**tbJ.wifelofJHarry Prescott prethe .office on Statc;street./’!A;feW 'days’ which^young men epen^ ‘tfie’^^reitfiSri Bentea^hiffi*with three daughtersj who
agoconversatfonwhs carried onhetwe^n part o f their money in- daffia'ging,’snd ;-Fave>beMigdylfcd “ queens o f the frest.J’
this city and Rye Beach, 69 miles the old men the greater part o f their A good commencement o f the‘second
distanti-*Bo»ton JQurnrU
wealth in repairing:
OtafaaiftU
->T^P__ Berrien , County
R e c o r d ,^ ^
_^Thursday
August
,3'‘^ 1876*
President Grant, has signed. the
Sundry Civil A ppropriation bill ^ith
reluctancej and at the samoitimesent
a message to the Housex denouncing
in strong terms the Democratic Hou^e
for its niggardly ; appropriations for.
tha support qffv tl^ S ig p a l Service,' a
1‘ailure to provide for the increased'
expenses o f the mint and assay offi­
ces, a. deficiency o f $900,000 in the
appropriation for repairs in the differ­
ent navy yards and stations, a reduc­
tion in the ~provision for the Judicial
expenses, besides many others o f great
importance i n j he .prosecution,of; "gov­
e rn m e n t's* ^ ^
............
-
Tlie Objections to the Silver Bill.
unit of- value in tbe ' United States
The Wyandotte Courier says-: Mrs.
. M O RTG AG E SALE.
The bill; now before Congress on from 1792 to the date-in 1873 when S. C. Felt, o f Belden, was, attacked T\KFAUriT. having boon nmrte in tUft paymcnt or a corJ tain anm of mono? eecurod to bopniil .by nn iudonttbe subject o f .coinage provides that the change was surreptitiously made. by a large blue racer snake, July 22d; jnreofmortgftgohoaHDgiUto
tlio tvvonty.HCComl day of.
March, In,the yoar.of our.Lord ono thousand eight him-;
Tho
dcclino'of
*the*market
ytvaluerof
;and
waB
saved
"from
doatb
only
by
tho
whenever
gold;
or
silver
bullion
sball
JOHN-G. HOLMES, Editor.
drad and eevonly-flvo, mado and executed by and h^twoon
Mary A. iraya and Anrom L. .11 iyp, her linrilmnd, of- Borbo deposited at . the mints or assay the bonds from the gold to ;tho silvor heroic exertions o f a neighbor. The rlon
County, Michigan, of tlie Prst part, mid Samuel VV.
offices, there shall be issuod to tho de­ value is an incident in the riso and reptile tore M rs.-F elt’s clothing bad­ Reddon, also of Hold county aud State'Gf lho soeond part;
■: itissp^x'MOKSiirG.'ATja. s, isw. ~n
wliich eald Mortgago waa recorded In; tho ofBce ol tho
fall
o
f
commodities
for
which
the
Gov­
ly, and that lady was nearly exhaust­ Regialor of Dooda for said Oouuly, on tho Gth day of
positors gold notes or-silver notes to
D_-1S75. at 3jx; o’clock P. IT., In fiihor No. 15vof
the net value theroof, redeemable on ernment is in no wise m orilly *or le-‘ ed with fright' and oxertion when help April,-A.
Martgnges, on pago 8oT which fluid Mortgago was duly
ABsigncd hy Samuo! W . Iteddon^to Win. Peara, on the
demand in coin or fine bars at the gaily responsible, "“and which it is un­ arrived. The man grasped tho snako 30lh
day of March, A, D..1S75, which said naalgnment
Treasury, gold for gold notes, and, der no legal or moral obligation to by the tail and struck it repeatedly was recorded in tho oiBco of su'd Kogister of Doeds for K eep you r eyes wide open, ns well as you r, ears, for you will see or
Berrien County,on the Glh day of April, A. 1). 1S75, at
silver for silver notes. Tho -gold rectify.; There is no more obligation with a club bcforo.it released its hold lJ4 o»oloclc P. M, in. Liber No. 9 of Mortgages, ou pa^°
hear something drop.
400. and tho said Mortgago was also dulyasaigDod hy tho
bullion is to be computed at its coin­ upon the Government to prevent a o f Mrs. Felt. The Bnake escaped nald
William Poara to Geovgo II. Richard#, on tho*25th
fall
in
-the
market
prices
o
f'
Govern­
day
of
July,
A.D.187G,
which
said
nssigumontwns
rocor
.while ; the rescuer7 was assisting, Mr3.
age value, and silver at the weight of
S e llin g G ood M u s lin , b o t h in B le a c h e d a n d U n b le a ch e d ,
ed Intbooflicoofaald"RegisterofDeecls for UcrrTon county
tho standard dollar.
The coin notes ment bonds than there is to interpose Folt, who swooned and remained in a on tho 25th day of July, A "U. 1876,
o’cioclc P. 31.,
iu
Libor
N
o.17
of
Mortgages,
/on
pago
47.
The
partlos
in
favor
o
f
any
other
_
bonds,
or.to
fr o m 6 to 10 cts. a 'y a r d .
semhconacious .condition, for. nearly ol tho flrst part having iailod' lio pay accordihg to .tho.
shall be a legal-tender for all dues
of said Mortgage/ tlie- aasigneo electa to Jo­
to tho United States, and tho coin be keep up the price "of cotton, wheat, or an hour. The reptile has frequently conditions
el are the whole amount ol principal sum of paid Mort-.
In 1873 there been seon in the neighborhood, and is gago and tbo Interest thereon'diio, and that tlipre Is
a.legal-tender for all debts, public and other commodity.
therefore duo and unpaid ou aald Mortgage, at tho.dAto
were millions o f bonds and stocks over ton feet in length, and six inches of
this nollco. tho sum of oilo thdnsa'iid live hundred and
1 .The ^initial H ayes and Wheeler Drivate. Tho objections urged to this
slxty-nlnovdoliars
and elghty-lbur cehta ($1,569.84) and
which wore selling at par oh a.'premi- in diameter off body at the thickest nosuit,at law or procobdlnigB
rally was held in Mishatvako., .on Sat- bill may be thus stated :
iu eqiity haviDg beeu In*
At Reduced Prices.
stiluted
to
recovor
tho said snmryuf nioney or any part
um,
which
in’
a
few
days
became
val­
part.
■
(1) 'That it will legalize a coin
urclay.last. '" .The" address was deliver­
thereof,-notice is lieroby givoo, that by virtuo of a power
FOR PRESIDENT,
ueless. It was the fate o f speculation,
of salo contaiuod in said Alortgagohud now become 0[.-which
at
the
present,
price
o
f
silver
ed h y Gen. Packard,-ef.Laporte. O f
The Northrenliight, published at Sault orative, and iu pursuance' of-the,.Statute.in such case
and so with the national bonds,—
madp and provided, the land dosc.riho.d in said 3fortgago
the crowd present,1, the South Bend will bo worth less than the gold coin,
St. Marie,; says .that during 'the last as being that, certain piece or parcol of land situate,
holders
take
them
with
all
the
chanc­
lying and boing in tho County of Berrien aud Statoof
Tribune says that from that place there and worth less than the paper money,
es. To attempt to brand the passage couple of weeks the'water in the river Michigan, and known and 'described^ Villago Lot hum*
OP OHIO,was not,'less than 500 hona-fido voters, and will be a repudiation o f all- coin
(49) in A^B.,Staples’ addition to tho vilhas been two feet higher than it has bor forty*nlne,
Cheaper than auybody. W hite Blanks from 1 2 $ to 1 5 cents a roll.
of Bachanau, as will ino.ro. fully appear by roforenco
.and in. all, the crowd from,there, num­ debts, public and private, and a re­ o f this bill as repudiation of the bonds been-for 3Q years past at this time of lags
to
tho
recorded
plat thereof, ou file with the ltegislcr of
or
any
part
o
f
"them
is
but
the"shriek
Satin
a t ' 2 2 'cents. Brown B acks from 8 to 1 0 cents. A ll ti’immed
Deeds of said County, will bo Hold at public auction or
FOR TICE-ERE3IDENT,...
bered' about .six .hundred people. The pudiation, o f one-tenth of the curren­
o f the speculator and the wail .of .the year:- Upon one- occasion it raised near­ venduo at tbo front door of tho Court Ifouso iu tho vil* for use.
cy
of
debts.
(2)
That
there
being
no
lago of Borrien Springs, in e»i(l county of Berrien, on
enthusiasm has beon . 'equaled by no
man who really seeks to have 20 per ly five feet, overflowing tho canal, and F r i d a y , t h o 2 7 i U d a y o f O c t o b e r , A .I> .1 S 7 G ,
similar gathering .since the campaign use for gold, it will be exported. (8)
doing
considerable
damage.
A
t
that
tit 11 o’clock *iu the Jorouoon, ‘ n satisfy tho. amount
It will result in an immense inflation. cent added to the legal value of his
o f Grant and. Colfax.
shall thou bodno on said Mortgago, togotlicr with
time it receded very rapidly even be­ which
OF NEW PORK.
costs.of foreclosure and salo, a jd alr'o au ailornoy foe
(4) That it will damage the national investment.— Chicago Tribune,
low its usual standard, leaving some thoroln provided for
credit by striking down the value o f
Dated August 1st, 1876
boats in' tho canal hard a-ground.
- A-spedal- to-the Ijfew 'York World
GJ20RCE IT. IUC(rAKD3,
As Cheap as tlie Cheapest.
Asaigneo ofMoilgago.
Republican Congressional Convention. o f July 31st s a y s • Governor Hen­ the national bonds at least 20 per
Tennessee.
Ever since, day and night, every two
J.
J.
V
an
R
iper
,
AU’yfor
Aseignoo.
25wl3
cent, and that this will necessarily de­
The Republicans o f the Fourth: Congression­ drick’s letter'is ready^ but will-not be
W e A r e N o t S e llin g O f f a t C o s t, b u t A r e S e llin g
In the State o f Tennesseo great ac­ hours the' water rises and falls. to a
stroy all faith in' American interests.
al District o f Michigan are requested' to meet
greater or less degree.' This singular
ROBATE ORDEH.—Statoof Michigan, County o f Borat PeukHall, in tho city o f Niles, at. l l o’c lo c t given, to - the public: -b efore:.,Tilden’ s.
a t a V e r y S m a ll P r o fit.
How far are these objections sub­ cessions are being daily, made to tho.
riou,69.—At a session of tho Probuto Court for the
&«m., on
.,
, .
The -letter flavorsj reform, economy* stantial ? The public debt o f tbe Republican party, among others ex- circumstance as yet remains a mystery
County of Borrieu, holdon nt tho Probuto Oflico in tho
Tuesday, the Slhday o f August, 1876,
village
of
Berrion
Springs,
on
Friday,
tho
2Sth
day
of
among our sav’ans.
and:a return to specie -payments, and
July, in tho year ono thousand eight hundred aud
fo r the purpose o f nominating'a cafftlidate for ■
Unified 'States,' o f every form, 'when U. S. Senator .Foote, formerly of
seventy-six.
Representative in the- 45th'Congress. - It is willt-remove many- o f .-tho points made not payable in “ lawful money,” — a Mississippi and leader o f tbo Demo­
A Grandvillo correspordent o f the
Presont,Daniel Chapman, Jndge of Vrobato,
recommended, that the basis o f representation . by-the -Republicans' against him. It
In tho matter of tho cstato .of William S. Piorce,
term intended to cover paper,— was cratic party has declared for Haves Detroit. Post, of July 30th, says: deceased.
adopted by tho lost State Convention be'fol- .
On reading middling the petition, duly verified,.of
lowed in tho. apportionment of'deleg ates t o - ■will show that-he is no inflationist,
. While some men were at work grad­ George
made payable in express terms “ in and Wheeler. In a recent letter Gen.
Piorco, ndmini3trator on said estate, praying that
this Convention, upon which basis-the county' but-favors-the .earliest possiblercturn
ing' Kent street yesterday, dug up a timo and place may bo resigned for Uie ullowancoof
c o i n t h e coin meant the gold and Foote.writes:
o f Berrien will have 13 delegates, Kalamazoo,. -to-specie payments.
his final account as such ndminiatrator.
He favors‘a six
“ I shall be content to fight in the three skeletons .which were in a good
silver coin o f the United States, then
Thoronpon it is ordered that Monday, tho 23lh day ol
12: Tan Bnren, 10; fit. Joseph, 1 0 ; Cass, S.
year’s term for' President,-and a pro­
August next* at 11 o’clock in the foroiiodii, be assigned
Total, 53.
•
’
• '
a legal-tender. The United States ranks for the .success o f Republican state o f preservation and found in a for tho l'Oariug o f said petition,and that tho lioirs at
* R E A D T H E A J ilT orN O E M E N t
vision making-him in eligible thereaf­
" Wit. B k.v.veti,
law of snid deceased, and all other persona iiitorestediii
f \ A G EN TS W A N TED FOR T H E G R EA T
then, and at no time, undertook to principles, the firm and steady main­ sitting posture, with the face to­ said
o r thh
e
estato,arorequirodtoappearata3C3sion.ofaaid Court
E. W- CCRXKMCS,
ter; and he may include this view-in
ward
the
west.
They
were
undoubt­
tenance
o
f
-which.
I
deem
essential
to
then
to
be
holdon
at
tho
Probato
Office,
in
the
village
guarantee
the
permanency
o
f
the
*
E ri B eRrr,
M u r r a y H ill P u b l i s h i n g C o .
of BorrloQ Springs, aud show causo, I f any: tlioro he, why
enten
history
his
letter.'
'
H
e
also
condemns
party
J. P. Thvssher; .
values o f either gold or silver. F or the national repose and happiness. .It edly the remains of some Indian war- the pri.yer of the petitioner Hhould not bo granted. And It srlU fester than any other book evor publish ed, One
J o l m P . J e w e t t , Itla n n g e r .
antagonism.?-: Both tho letters will be
ia further ordorod, that Raid Petitioner give notice
T. E . C l a f p ,
Agont sold 01 copioH in 1 day. Send for our ex tra forms
is my. deliberate opinion that the pres­ riois, as they were found in what was it
over
twenty-five
years
silver
was
at
a
to
tho
persons
interested
in
said
estate,
of
tho
pen­
to Agefus. National Publishing Co., Chicago, 111., St.
Eourth Congressional Dist. Committee,
B IS K A S E S C u red ,
strbng- "documents, - and - positive- in
of said petition, aud tho hearing thereof, by
Lonifl, Mo., or Cincinnati O
premium, in'gold, and hence no man ent is by far the most important po­ once an Indian . inound. One o f the dency
Kew paths marked oat to
Dated. June 19th, 1876.
causing a copy of this ordor to be publiahod in the
their terms.: .
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--------.
—
—
_
Health by that plainest o I
can claim that payment o f tho debt litical. struggle that our country has skeletons, whose hones, indicated that Berrion County Record, a newspaper printed aud cirjfc Vljvy at lnmo. Agents wanted. O r:tfit and
all books—Plajk .Homb T at.k jjn y iiEbicAh
cp’ itod in said County of Borrien, for throe sticcosaivo
terms srop. TRUE <5: COn Augusta, Maine.
CotncoK Sekbe,which contains nearly i.OOOpagea
|
l
2
l
he
must
have
beon
at
least
seven
feet
yet
“known.
Between
now
and
N
o­
in silver dollars was excluded either
weeks previous to said day of hearing.
Republican County Convention,
of original matter, as entertaining as afasciuatmg
' [L, S.j
‘
DANIEL CHAPMAN, ■
story. Health and Jong life made easy for the
The Illinois State ' Convention met in terms or.by implication'. There is, vember next, has to ho settled, 1 trust in height, had a flint arrow-head im­
A Republican County Convention will
A trnocopv
*
25sv4
Judge o f T'robaU.
learned and Unlearned. Crammed full of brand
n o w l d e a a , which are cheering to the sick, and
be held, at the Court House in " Berrien last week, and sold'hut "to the “ green­ therefore, no more legal objection to forever, through the peaceful instru­ bedded in the lower part of the spinal
Intensely entertaining to those who are fortunate
Springs, on Tuesday, ' Aug. 29, lS7G,-at back party,” by .adopting the princi- United States paying their debts in mentality o f the.ballot-box, the great' column. The point-of the arrow-head
ROBATE ORDER.—Stato ot Michigan, County, of
er
”
"I t guards
- the reader
enough to escape
disease.
Borrien, ss.—A t a session of the Probate Court tor
against the pftholes of human suffering, and
11 o'clock, A. it, for the purpose of select-' paljnominees o f the ticketnomihated by
silver then there would be if gold had question whether we are indeed a na­ passed through the bone and protrud- P
the County of Borrien, holdon at tho Probate office in tlie
points the w
way
to those
who are
.. of deliverance
______________
______
already
B y all means, find
'
’ engnlphed.
------- ' '
" ' oui' nil
ing proper names and placing in nomina­ the- “ greenbackera” a'week or so pre­ declined and the United States should tion or a wretched league of- ever-an­ ed.in about.three-fourths o f an inch, viliago Of Borrien Springs, on Monday, tho 31st day of
July, Iii tlio year one thousand eight hundred afid
abontit. I t i s f o r y o u . It’s author, Dr. JS.
tion suitable candidates to be elected by vious. - Thus’the nominees in Illinois tender gold to their creditors. The tagonizing local sovereignties, entitled, without disabling the Indian,' appa­ Boventy-six.
B . F oote, of 1 2 0 Lexington A tenue , N e w
Y ork , Is consulted by invalids at home and
Present,Daniel Chapman, Judge of Probate.
the voters of the county of Berrien at the are; trying to'stand with one foot on legal right and power may thereforo at pleasure to secede from and break rently, as the bone had grown fast to
abroad, In person and by letter, and has had the
In . tho matter of the estate of Charles Blake,
ensuing general election, to the various thei1 ‘ ‘greenback’ ’ .platform, and the
up the Union, nullify the .most wise the arrow-head, and the place which- it deceased.
be taken as conceded. On reading and filing tho petition, duly verified, of
county offices, to become vacant January
eases of every character; hence his ability to
"William Haslett, Administrator de bo7iis non, with the
other " leg' on the Sit. Louis platform
The objection that gold will be ex­ and salutary enactments of the Na-. entered was . entirely grown up. It will
A i m i u e f li o f c i l Iie a ltU was asked how it was
write practical truths for the invalid reader; Bit
annexed, praying for reasocs therein set forth that
1st, ISY'7, to-wit: State Senator; Judge
be
somuedto
bo
always
well.
*
‘I
aiu
not
particular
[in
consultations
are tb e e to the sick everywhere;
tional Legislature, ruthlessly trample had the nppearence of having been lie may be liceused to sell the real oaf» to in said pelition
hence his immense correspondence with the sick
my meals; Teat wliat llik e ; aud whenovorl fool under
of Probate; Register of Deeds j County They are labeled Democatio behind, ported rests on a natural result, that,
described.
under
.profane
and
factious
feet
the'
all
over
the
globe,
Y ou , reader , a r e a t x ib shot
there
when
the
Indian
was
a
the
weather*
I
resort
to
my
Thereupon it is orderod, that Monday IhO 4th day of
Treasurer; Sheriff; Prosecuting Attor­ and “ anti-monopoly,” or “ greenback,” as soon as7there ceases to be a use for
e r t t to consult the able author of PlainHome
Septombor next, at 11 o’clock in theforonoon, bo assign* l
principles
of
civil
order,
'
and
shame­
young
man.
The
curiosity
is
now
in
before.
The
ticket
should
be
called
TalkandMedical
Common
Sense. Write(ohim
Tarrant’
s
Seltzer
Aperient,
gold,
it
will
go
where
it
is
needed.
for the heariug ofsatd petition,and thattlio hoirsatlaw of
n ey ; two Commissioners o f the 'Circuit
and yon will he struck with his Common Sense.
which I keep always fu the house.” Wise man and econ­
Court; two County Coroners; and one* ■the, Demecr^tic-Anti-Mehopolyrhard- We have in the United States at this lessly set at defiance the 'supreme the possession o f Dr. Win. Decamp, said(IocOascd,andaUotIiQrporsousintQrestQdinsaldesttito,
Whatever
your
malady,
you
will receive light
are required to appear at a session of saidCourt, thon to be
omical as.well* Ho does uotxesort to violent means for
which will do you good, by Investing only a
o f Grand, to be presented to the Kent holdon at tho Probate Oflico, iii tho village of Borrien relief. Ho usos Nature’s remedy, In the sliapoof thiH
Pish Inspector; and for the transaction of soft-Money’ficket. - It will' probably time an average o f $150,000,000 o f law of.the land.’ .”
postage
Stamp,
and
writing
to
Dr. P . W eawish
_
Springs, and show cause, if any there bo, why the prayer
aporiont.
to interestyoii in both the doctor and his im­
Frank T. Reid, an ex-officer o f the Scienific Institute.
^ .
such other business as may be necessarily be, buried,'next November, in a" hard- gold. This, no longer being needed,
of the petitiouer should not bo granted :. Anfl itia fur­
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
book.
T
ir
I
I
t
Itself,
X
h
o
l
t
o
o
l
c
itself,
which frives
mortal
book
ther ordered, that said petitioner give notice to thopo^
satisfaction to9 all-who read it, can be
he lift
had. of.
brought before the Convention-. The sev­ pan-soft-mvid':graYe.—-DetroitTribune. will go to Europe, and, with our an­ late Confederate army, has come out
ANTED— Tniveliug Salesmen. Fair Hulary nnd exbliss Mary Graham (colored), a sons interested in said estate, of tho pendency of said po
agents, or of the publishers direct. Plain mus­
tition,and tho hearing theroof, by causiuga copy Of this
eral townships and; city wards-of the coun­
pouses
paid.
Gem
Manul’g
Co.
St.
Louis.
Mo.
boldly
for
.Hayes
and
Wheeler
and,
lin
binding;
S325,
in
tho
English
or
German
nual product o f $50,000,000, will
graduate of the Flint high school, order to bo published in the. Berrien County Record, a
language. library binding, in English only,
ty will be entitled to the representation,
PER WEEK GUARANTEED to Agent*
and circulated in said County of Ber
$3,75. Sent by man, postage prepaid, on receipt
tend largely to supply the temporary has started a Republican paper in will enter the university next fall in newspapqrprintod
Male aud Female, In their own locality.
D
etroit
,
Mich.,
A
u
g
.
1.—-A
Sun­
rien for four successive weeks provious to said day of
of tho price. A lady writes the authorr “ I
S3 follows: Bambridge, 5 ; Benton, 11;
Nashville.
H
e
is
a
splendid
speaker
Terms aud OUTFIT FREE. Address
hearing.
demand
which
exists
there,
and
to
have
always felt that yonwere the physician of
the Latin scientific course.
Sho wiU
P. O. VICKERY & CO.. Augasta, Me.
Berrien, 5 ; Bertrand, 4 ; .Buchanan, S; day-school, excursion .party from GoldfL.S.1
DANTED CHAPMAN,
the world, from the fact of your wonderful suc­
and brilliant writer, and will do good
that
extent
reduce
the
maximum
of
dif­
(A true oopv.V
25w5
Jndgt.oi F*nbafc.
original ideas.'* One reader says —
cess
and
bo
tho
first
colored
girl,
to
enter
(bat
water
held
a
pic-nic
to-day
on
a
small
Ohickaming, 3 ; Galien, 4 ; Hagar, S;
(hft
d>Q A Per day at home. Samples worth $1
“ I have found it to he one of the grandest
recently been work for the Republican party. Em ­ institution.UU (pEj'J free. Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine.
works of the eee.” Another says—“ I would not
Lake, 3 ; Lincoln, 3 ; New Buffalo, 5 ; sheet of water known as Bawbeese ference which has
erson Etheridge, one o f the leading
be withontit for twice its cost.5’ Similar letters
Niles township, 7 ; and Niles city—first L a k e;,-in ' the southern part o f the caused between the values o f the two
11 p s Y c n o ji A s e v o r s o u t c h a r m i n g .” now
reach the author every day. Contents table
George M. Savage & Co’s List.
Democratic
orators,
o
f
Tennessee,
has
JT
cither
sex.may
fascinate
and
gain
tho
love
and
aftr ee.
,
ward, 6 ; second ward, 4 ; third ward, 4 ; State. Fourteen o f them started for metals. In the place o f this gold,
T hose out o f health can have im­
fectious ol any person they choose, instantly. This art
you an invention for which you
I N S X O R F j also by
fourth ward, 4 ; Oronoko, 7 ; Pipestone, a -boat ride on. two old boats lashed there will o f necessity he a demand come out for Hayes and Wheeler, and plicit confidence in Dr. V . Clarence PATENTS. Haro
all can possess, Ireo, by mail, for 25 cents ; together with
dealro a Patent, either iii tho United
D r. B oots. Cheap edia Marriage Gnide, Egyptiah Oracle, Dreams* Hints to
aiij foreign coontry? Thon send to the
4; Royalton, 2 ; Sodus, 2 ; St. Joseph, together and . covered. With .boards, tor a larger supply o f silver, for ex­ will stump the State for the Republi­ Brice, and certain when consulting | States or any
_____ ________ Hon. S toIs . I u I, neatly
bailie3, etc. 1,000,000 sold. A queer book. Address T.
Jfaclmnics aud Inventors* Association, tho only re­
bound, $2; In 5 separate vels. at $5 and $7.50,
can nominees. The prospects are
WILLIAM. & CO., Pubs., Philadelphia.
10; Three Oaks, 5 ; "Watervliet, 6; and
according to binding. Sent by mall on receipt
him,, that he is a thoroughly educated liable Patent Agency in Michigan. 37 W . Congress St.,
One o f the .boots filled and sank, and ceeding the surplus whose presence in
Detroit.
brighter
than
they
have
been
for
of price. Just the thingforyoungpeople. Con­
"Weesaw, 3,-—total, 117 delegates.
A J i T E D . - A N Y P E R SO ST C A N M A K E
physician, with years of experience in
23w-1.
TUOS. S. SPRAGUE, President.
the result was. that seven o f the child­ Europe has produced the panic under
tents tablo free. _ _ _ _ _ _ “
$
5
0
0
a
month
soiling
our
letter-copying
book.
Dated Berrien Springs, July 24, 187d,
years,
and
with
an
earnest,
united
Any one that has blotter to write will buy it. No press
the treatment o f Chronic diseases exren and two adults; were drowned, which the price o f the metal has de­
n i a M r P u b l i c a t i o n s . W e can furor water uaod. Send stamp for circular.
effort, the reclaiming of the State of
J ames Graham, Chairman;
i l l l u i f i n]sh all of D r . P oote’ s popular
EXCELSIOR CO., 17 Tribune Bulldiog, Chicago, 111.
clusivcly.
only five o f the party escaped. . The clined. The exportation o f our gold,
U llflla
Dime Publications on health and
Tennesseo
is
not
hy
any
means
an
"Wm. S. F armer,
H . G. P ratt,
and the utilization o f a much larger
■kindred topics, “ OLD EYES H A D E N E W ,”
. WHOLESALE AND REX’AXL.
Dr. Price will be for consultation
victims..
are.
all:
connected,
with
first
TTm. Chambsrlaix, J. P. T hresher,
tells
how
to
restore
the sight and give up glasses,
Glass, Plate Glass, Cut, Stained and Enameled
amount o f silver;, will jointly contrib­ impossibility.— Allegan Journal.
oh his next visit at Niles,, Clifton Window
without tho aid of Doctor or Medicine. Half a
Glass, F r e n c h u iiil G e r m a n L o o k i n g G h is s
J. H. Oaxfielt),
D. A . W agxer, - families in Ooldwater, and in that
million
have
been
leaned
already I .—Comfort
M m e , aho k e y m e r , B a u m a n i t C o .'s a n d
House, on Saturday & Sunday, Aug. iJf^Alisaesf.ocIr^
tpwn all-business was at once suspend- ute to bring tho value o f silver nearer
and ours fob th e K uftured ” Is a valuable
Republican, county committee.
Strictly Pure White Load. From 10
monograph
for
thoso
who
are afflicted with Rup­
to 2o per cent.-saved by buyiug direct from ua. Write for
H O B3ESTSAPS.
ed.on the receipt-of the news.. The to that o f the gold
ture or liernia. ‘ ‘Butsiologicat. I mi-kovement
Sammy Tilden knows how" to make 5th & 6 th.
prices.
of H u-makitv ,” relates to the subject of having
I
f
yon
waut
reliable
information,
Where
and
how
to
get
There
is,
we
concede,
a
peril
of
R E ID A H IL L S ,
Third Representative District Con- soene at the lake was o f the .most .ex­
crooked whisky a3 well as the best o f
peopleborn right. <(F htsiologioai. M arrtagr”
achcup F A R i i f , or government l l o m e f l l e a d , free ,
I OS Woodward Ave., and 10 and 12 Cougros3 St. E,
serious inflation, not because of tbe them, and only escaped Bristow’s at­
gives the latest researches regarding the laws
send yourhddross to S. J. GILMORE Land Commissioner,
rentibn.
citing and painful character.
DETROIT. MtCH^
governing
temperamental adaptation, &c., &c.
New
Advertisements.
Lawronce* Ktiusas, and receive gratis a copy of T h e
revival o f silver coinage, but because tention by going out o f the business
A Step B ackward , reviewing inconsiderateItnnsjiK P a c i f i c K o x n c s t e a a ,
The Republican voters o f the Third' Reprelegislation concerning the Prevention of
o f the presence of the greenbacks. before the secretary came in. George
santative District Of Berrien County are re­
Conception.
“ Spermatorrhoea,” or Sem­
TJffE N E W Y O R K
C o m m is s io n e rs ’ N o t ic e .
The Senate has taken up and
inal Weakness with evidence of its curability,
quested to send delegates to a Convention to
The revival o f silver coinage should “W. Guysi o f Cincinnati, late special
“
C
roup, its causes, prevention and cure,” inval­
IN
TH
E
promptly
passed
the
bill;
recommended
UB
nndorsigned
having
booj
appointed
by
tho
Judgo
be held in the village o f Buchanan on Friday,
uable to every mother having the care of small
MILITARY AGENCY
be attended -with the retirement of agent of the internal revenue depart­
of Probate for tbo Oouoty of Berrien and State of
the 1st day o f September, A. D., 1S76, at 11
children. “ Cold B eet,’ * causes, prevention
W ORLD1
.
by Gen.. Sherman •to increase the
Michigan, Commissioners to audit and adjust all debts
procures P e n s i o n s lor Officers and Soldiers wounded,
and
cure. Any one o f the foregoing Dime
the greenbacks, and the issue o f gold ment, tells the Cincinnati Commercial and
SO
L
D
B
Y
A
L
L
o’clock, A. M., for: the -purpose o f placing in
demands age.inst the es*^to o f Bnrr Benton, late of
injured or ruptured, however slightly; obtains an increase
Publications will he sent by maB, postage pre­
strength
o
f
the
companies
o
f
five
cav­
nomination a candidate for Representative of
County, deceased, do borohv give notice to all
of old rates; collects arrears of pay and bounty, etc. No
notes and silver notes will render the some interesting facts in this connec­ Berrien
paid, on receipt of ten cents.
DRUGGISTS,
persons having demands against said estate, either by
charge unless successful. Letters promptly answered by
alry .regiments, to 100 men,each,
said district. The several wards and town­
use o f greenbacks wholly unnecessary. tion which' will be new to the public. noto, account or otherwise^, to present the same to said
addressing J. H . SCHOLL, Attorney at Law, 51 Chambers
Parson’s Exterminator has destroyed all tho CockroacT?
ships in the -district will be entitled to ropre- which will, add 2,'500 men to the; force,
P IN P r
P u b l i c a t i o n s . W e will stip( immissiooers at A . P . Gardner's store,iuWeeaaw’town­
Street, New York City, cafe P. O. Box 2,534.
os and rats at the Doy Street House, New York Its ef­
!■ K g p
ply D r . B oote’ s Eree PuhlicaThese issued in any amount .not less
sentation on the basis adopted by the County
Borrien Coonty, M-cbigan, within bix .months from
fects are certain.
| |t U U
tions. “ Gratuitous A d vice to ths
and '.cost “the Government, for. horses, than $10, -mil furnish the country Mr. Guysi, in 1867, seized the “ labor­ ship.
the 1st day of August, 1S7C, for adjustment. The Com­
Convention o f June, 1S76,.as. follows:: ., .
F arbaxd, W illiams & Co., Wholesalo Agents.
T T N IV R R S IT X O F M IC H IG A N .
S ick," abroad as wtU as a t home ; a circular of
atory” ■o f the Tilden, Bortbera, of missioners will meet at said A . E. Gardner’ s store on the
U D e p a rtm e n t o f M e d ic in e n m l S u r g e r y .
outfits,;.and:snpport one*;year the sum
Bertrand, 4 ; Buchanan, 8 ; Galien 4 ; Niles
value to the sick. “ Evidences o f M r. Foote's
following days, to^wlt:; On Friday, September 8, 1S76;
The27th annual course of lectures will commence on
JS. W . V O I G T ’ S
Success ; ” a sixty page pamphlet, f r e e by mail.
township, 7 ; Niles City—First "Ward, G; Sec­ o f $1,625,0,0,0; I f the addtions could with all the currency that ca n . be whom Sam. was one, at Lebanon Friday, October 13,1876; Friday, Noy. 10th, 1876, and at ~
Oct. 2 , 1S76.
-S e n d for them.
needed. Being redeemable" on de­ Springs, N. Y ., for' defrauding the such other times rnd places as they shall from t;ine
ond Ward, 4 ; Third Ward,.4 ; Fourth Ward;
Course separate hut <-qual for women.
S A L V A T O R
B E E R
bo made 'immediately to the cavalry
time adjourn thereafter.'
Matticulation Fee—Residents ot Michigan, $10; non*
4.. Total,41 delegates
..."
mand in. coin, and secured, dollar for revenue. Tilden claimed that they"
5 .0 0 0 g o o d A g e n ts
Dated August-1st, 1876.
redden ts, $25.
Is the Best lager Brewed in the WestIt is especially requested -that each ward and; force, operating, against the -.-Indians,
ran find profitable employL EVI LOGAN
T.
Aonoal Dues—Residents of Michigan. S15; non-resi­
dollar, will he the best possible cur­ Were' only ' distilling either, but tbe
_ _ ment in tie sale of the
Sold by Cast at MILWAUKUB BRBWBRT,
PETER
S
MIT
Hi
>
Commissioners.
township send a full
in delegation.
delegation.
dents.
$20.
they would make quick; work o f Sit­
Grand River Ave., Detroit, Mloh.
foregoing publications, and also several others
A. E. GARDNER, J
Graduatxou Fee—For all alike, $5.
rency, ranking above, that o f green­ revenue officers found evidences .that 25w4
«J.
F» P. H o w e e t i ,
)
This boer is bottled by Jacob Boiler, 11 .State street,
published oy us. Hcad^ all of the above, and
Send for Circular and Catalogue.
ting" Bull: and. his.savage followers.
L, P , A lexander, l.Opnr. .
X,
iend for particulars. Address, for terms, outfits,
J.
F.
Moloney
&
Co.,
2S0
Graud
llivor
avonue,
and
Wil­
backs. The latter, therefore, in prde'r the “ laboratory” was a distilling, and
A .B .P A L B E R , M. D ., Deax, Ann Arbor,Mich
& c,, The JtfunayHill Publishing Company, M U )
liams
&
CoM
brewers,
Duncan’s
Brewery
It is far better in every respect to fill
s.3; AvDiauiisoit.
ROBATE ORDER.— State of Michigan, Oonnty.of
E a s t 2 8 t h S t r e e t , N e to Y o r k ,
to prevent a loss to the holder, .and “ ether”- was whisky, manufactured at
Berrien, S3.—A t a session of the Probate Court for
up-the .skeleton regiments of-regulars
leabntelegbaph y
the County" of Berrien. holden at the Probate office in the
to relieve the country o f a complica­ the rate- Of 125 barrels a day, on Tillage
of Berrien Springs, on Monday, the 31st day of
than
to
call
out
volunteers
for
a
short
lililWU UL iflli b fill.
But before goins elsewhere to do so. send for circulars
■Forty-two German newspapers in
X I ic E a ttie s’ H a n d -B o o l t j
ted; system o f legal-tenders, should Which the regular tax, then §2 a gal­ July, in tho jeor^'one thousand eight hundred. And
of
N. "W. TELEGRAPH INSTITDTE, Janesville, IVis.
-this country have declared' for- Hayes Campaign',' and.'then . have to be'pro
Recommended by Supt. of Western Union Telegraph Co..
1876
D A IL Y
1876
o f valuable information to e v e r y j f c ^
be retired. This should be done, by lon, was being evaded. Accordingly seventy-six.
Presentj.DANiEL Chapman, Judge of Probate
as tho only reliable school in the West.
viding laud-warrants,' special bounties
and Wheeler.
In the matter of tho estaio of Ruth DeArmond,
The commodious Side Wheel Pnssonger Steamers
woman, OLD or YOTJNg J ^ ;
offering to the holder a .bond bearing the establishment was shut up, though deceased.
and life-pensfons, in' addition-to" pay
r t E l EXTRA FINE Mixed Cards, with name, 10 cents,
Married or Single. LADIES
On-reading
and
filing
the
petition,
duly
verified,
of
R
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N
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R
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,
I
N
O
R
T
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W
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S
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,
a low rate o f interest payable in coin. Tilden has, with his usual luck, thus
^ 3 post paid. L. Jokes & Co. Nassau, N. Y .'
WUUam Haslett, executor on said estate, praying for
and all-the: enlistment contract- called
■SiCXXX
Capt.W m * McK ay.
|
Oapt. A .M cLachlan,
w ill thank ns fo r this
Into
this
bond
the
whole;
wolume
'
o
f
reasons
therein
sot
forth
thathe
may
be
licensed
and
The Republicans o f West [Virginia •for'"•the *.'next fifty-' ye&xs.— Chicago
far escaped punishment. His.proper empowered to sell the real estate in said petition do- Leav thoM .C.R .R . wharf,Detroit,daily,at9 o ’ e l o e k
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t
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to
nil
points
East
greenbacks will go,, so soon as the place, according to these facts; is Sing scribed. have nominated Gen. 'Nathan'-Goff -.Tribune..
and South and the choice of 2 0 D i f r c r c u t I c o n i c s
m o t h e r w ill object f
.
.T
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 4tli, day of
to tho C e u l e n n i n l and K e t u r u , nt lowest rates.
silver coin and the silver notes shall S in g.. This is the second instance on September
for Governor o f that "State. *■ next, nt 11 o’clock in the foronoon, be assigned
to placing it in thej
S ie e p i n ir A c c o i n m o d a t i o n s l r c c .
be -issued in an amount equal to the record in which he-has defrauded the for -the hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law . Ask for Tickets by this Line. D. CARTER, Agent-.
handsofherdaugh
$
IN
GIFTS!
of said deceased, and all other persons interested iii said
Foot Shelby Stroot, Detroit
.'.'One of 'the! “ r'eforms” "called for in wants-of business.
required to appear at a session of .said Court,
tens These Handnational revenue, the other being in eatato/are
then to be-holden at the Probate Office, in the Village of
Senator Hamlin is making an effort the" Democratic; national platform is
Grandest Scheme Ever Presented to the Public!
. The other .objection,' that the pas
Books are n o ti^ S S i^ -m S R A S r C r E '
Berrien SpringB, and show causQt if any there bo, why
connection
with
that
issue
o
f
$6,665,.to re-establish; the fast, mails, which to stop,-granting any m ore-public sage of this bill will damage-the na­
the prayer of tho petitioner Bhould not be granted. And
IT,
private t r e a t - / ^ / ® ® ^ 1^ ? . 0^ 0!;^
farther ordered, that said petitioner, give notice to
si
t. .
/ .
/s e x e s , particularly
were lately discontinued.. . * lands'for'railroads," Hendricks is put tional credit by striking . down tbe 670 worth of private currency in ittheispersons
interested in said estate, of the pendency of
NSrs. S. TCWXjE, Principalj
ises, hut tu e/C ^ yp aj-a lvsis. Apoplexy,
northern Michigan, on which he evad­ said petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy
THE KEN TU CK Y
WILL RE-OPEN SEPT. 5th.
forward "'as' a' sample"'“ reformer’.’
i n t e n d e d / Q y E p i l e p s y , and all nervalue of tbe bonds 20 per cent from ed a ten per cent tax. A very rich this order to be published in the Berrien. County liccord,
a newspaper printed and circulated in said County of
Attention is specially called to the advantages afforded
for gen-/ & §> / voua derangements ;
T he -Michigan- State •Fair -will'/be ■fhisVmatter. .-‘He is a tremendous, en­ their present value, is an exaggera­
errien| 'for- four successive weeks-previous to said day
for the study of Modern Languages, taught by native
record has Mr. Tilden. ■ Sink your B‘
M-ni /»ir / T*5/their Cause and Cure.
of
hearing;
teachers
of
high
culture;
also
Painting,
(portrait,
land­
held in. Jackson September 18th to emy', o f' railroad-''land-grabs and
authori’
/
ed
by
a
special
act
of
tbo
KouCucby
Loplalaturetion.; In tbe first.-.place, .the-.'bonds shaft where you will; you are sure to
.
A n . / T h i s Essay w ill be found
‘ [L. S.]. —
DANIEL CHAPMAN,
scape and panel,) taught by: artists of ability;; and Music.
for tlie boaeflt of tbe l*n l> lic S c h o o ls o f F r a i i K 20th. The premiunrlistsnre ready for champion o f giving ,the. public 'lands ■will have the value.of "the;silver.dol: strike a paying vein.— Springfield,
(A true copy.)
25w5
Judge of Probate. 7
The latter Department, t^the Detroit Conservatory Of
C. a “^ ? $ y d e e p l y interesting to all
f o r t , will have the Viral of tbeireeriea of Grand,Draw.
Music,) will remain in charge of Prof. J. H. Hahn.
tion. /• o t /n e r v o u s sufferers. BOTH
inga at M A .T O lt 1 1 A J .I., in tho C I T Y OF
distribution.
only to .actual's'ettlerSj-^sV the "Dem­ lars as metal, -withthe additional.value Mass. Union.
Catalogues will Be furnished bn application.
F R A S K F O R T , K T .,
.......
E IT H E R o f the foregoing
Mrs; Towle refers, by permission, to R t. Rev. S. A .M c*
ocracy- will tell -you. But the. Con- .of .bearing interest.,.. There is no rea­
H AN D-BOOKS sent e r e e I o
Coskrt,-D etroit; R t. R ev. W . E. McLaren'; Chicago;
NORTHERN
CENTRAL
R
ev. Z. Eddy,D etroit; R ev T. C.P itkin, D.D.,Detroit;
fany address.
Address, with
The decrease.'in/the public -debt .gressional 'Gflbbe" for 1 8 6 3 -4 , page son, to suppose that the present decline
on which occasion they will distribute to tho ticket hold­
Rev A , l\Pi8R30N, Detroit; H. M. Pierce, L L. D., Destam p,N .Y.P. Co., Bedford,Mass.
ers the immense sum of
troitj(latePros’t Rutgers CollegevN. Y. City,) James F
during the.monfh e f July .was. $1,128;- 329,1, .'shows '.that '."Hendricks spoke in silver is to be permanent. F or many
STATE ITEMS.
R A I L W A Y .
Jot,E sq.,Detroit; ErakkltnM oore, Esq /Detroit;-John
’.and. voted'for'a bill.'gr anting. 37; 000,;- .centuries the two metals . have main­
.033.
... ........
N ewberbt, Esq., Detroit; James E. Pittman, Esq a,
■ Mr. -William 'Jones, o f Grayling,
Detroit; H on. C.’ I. W alker, Detroit ; H on. H .P . Bald­
$
,
!
;0.0p .a'cres" of, land tb the NortheruRa- tained a proportionate value so-nearly
'r
.
24w4
has slaughtered 14 full-grown bear's ' Great North] and South Through Line win, Detroit. ^
yu
*. . *.■"
Tliosj, Pi Porter, Ex-Gov. J(y., General Manager,
The final :vote on ■the ••Belknap -im­ ‘ cifi’d 'railroad'coinpany; ‘ Thisfact-was permanent that a standard,of- relative within a-few weeks, and ia referred' to . "
DR.; BOHANNAIPS
F O S m V F b T NO FO STP O XE M E ST !
peachment’ ca'se waB'taken on:Tnesday, 'brought, out with- crushing' effect'by values ha's been established.,. "There as the' champion- bear-/hunter, of Watkins Gflen, Minnequa Springe,
MarrlagcGuidoillustrated .
withluumerous engravings
as we will have a aoriea of Grand1Drawings and can not
[Senator:Morton,‘.aft'er
Hendricks.in.
a
have;
been
fluctuations.
..Gold-,
has
•Aug. 1st.’- T h e vote-'stood, guiltyj*38>;
iromlUbteaclics all thein•
-Niagara Palls, Buffalo, and
establish the precedent of postponing.
Michigan.
*
MRS, MARIA DUTTON,
uisitiveshould know
know ooil
n'
ja m m h i m
quisitlveshould
LIST OF GIFTS:
not guilty, '25.. - N ot being 'a-two-third ■publicV'speeCh. at'Laporte, 'in:~l'872, frequently .■declined, and,, as we have
-Rochester$ •*'.........
»•"- ..........\
Q
't e R
sevela
i ^tion
ws of
s th
se
One Grand Cash Gilt...... ......... ........ ........................$100,000 M ID W IF E
AND NURSE,
O Ipj. R
L I'R
I I IFj TJ. ”SIjrand
‘ Vote, -Belknap stands-aquitted. ' - •• "had'-denounced' "the;'JRepublicana’ fo r stated, continuously, for .twenty-five •. 'The' Grand Rapids . wool ■ buydrs
-'"«•*
—TO~- * •»
:■
One Grand Cash Gift...... ......................................... .50,000
■
■•Sexualsystem,howto euro
AGENT FOR.THE
giving lands-tV that": company. The years, preceding the recent-fall, in sil­ purchased. 1,093;225 pounds, o f wool Philadelphia', Neiu Yorli, Baltimore
all kind of Diseases, with hundreds of valuable receipts,
One Grand Cash Gift.................................. .............. 25,000
who should marry,the impediments to marriage/thdir na-'
One Grand Cash Gilt...... « . . . ........ .......................... 20,000
["double-dealing'of', 'this "man* 'in con- ver, silver commanded: a premium in •this year.
ture and cure. Treats on ail Diseases, tully.explaining their
o f T h in g s "W orth
One Grand Cash Gilt................................................ 10.000 C y c lo p e d ia
. . ',
rand WashingtonCity J
id;mean8 to cure:
cure s iitia
the only
causesi "symptoms andmeansto
t ________
w really
......
Dom Pedro and the Empress of ’ dem'niUg[“what he'hims'elf;. spoke anc
Ono
Grand Cash Gift...... .............................. ..
6,000
ecientiuc work oi the kind ever published, dncl is complete
gold. To assume' that silver..will
60,000
K
n
o
w
in
g
,
o
r 2 5 ,0 9 0 w a n ts
50
Cash
Gilts
of
$1,000
each......
in
evciyTcsncct.’
Sent
securely
se'aled’oii
receipt
of
50-cts.
Brazil and theirunite Have- arri've'd.in- 'voted'"for"is"well" matched by the imTh'e Chicago and Lake Huron R ail-; , t3?“Fiye fast •trains daily-, .EullmaiijPalace
Address, D r. C. A . B oiia n n a n , 619, North Filth street,
50 000
100 Cash Gifts of
500 each..........
never recover.its: standard value, is;an
St. Louis, Mo. Establishedin.1857. *.
S u p p lie d .
40.000
100rCash Gifts o f
400 each............... .
L on d on .'. "
,
.................. ; 'p'udence'.df.[his party in denouncing '•extreme assu'mption.not.warranted.by road Company,, expect to".complete D^y.prilfigkt.OarS:0n;'iffi,toirins.,.
,
so.oco
100 Cash Gifts of
300 each..... ................ ......
f Don’t do any..
ALSO, AGEtfEBOR IH E
40.000
•|!EgF”No.'dust, 'as-road is thoroughly stone
, 200 Cash Gifts of
200 each........... .............
I in any paperor
[the' Republican's" as alaiid-grant party, history or any present facts.. .The their line o f Road to [Port Huron this ballasted.
60.000
600 Cash Gifts of
100 each...... ....... ............
■ papers,: until
'
R a g
L o o p e r ,
............ lypugetourfig10,000 Cash Gifts of
12 each....;..... ........... ;...... 120,000 C a r p e t
“M r. Bristow is about, to. enter, upon 'whereas .our platforms' o f 1872 ant very fact that the, United States has year,'this giving".that- place a through
ures it will cost3‘ou-nothing- "and will'surely saye you" Total, 11,156 ’Gifts, All Cash....... ................ . 600,000
WlTich will attach rags without needle, thread, tlfimblo
money. Address,
*
■'
. _. .
,
,
'. .. -i.* •
the campaign work for .H ayes “ and 1876 bqth'condemn'.' the practice; anc created a demand for $500,000,000 of line to-Chicago'. - .
[Via Canada Southern R’y.].
cissora
or
spectacles.
St. Iiom a Advertia’g & ■Pu'bl’g Co., S t Louis, hfo.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Kesi, donco on Front Street,^near the comorof Fortnga
T o l e d o . 6.10 p. m. I
10.45 a. m.
"Wheeler,
in Maibei^
"- . KJ. ■, 4*+ * . ' H"o landa.have'bebn ‘given to'railroadB silver will offset the whole demonetiza­ -. Tha...Grand. Rapids JUagle.- BayB ,Ijdavo' Mouroo.:.......6.52.,
Whole tickets, $12: Halves, $6; Q,aarters, $ 3 ; 9 Tick­ street;
Buchanan, Mich. -■
* S3yl
'I 5.20,a.m , I
• <*
Ili45a. m.
ets. $100; 27}4 Tickets,.$300; 4 6 ^ Tickets, $500; 05%
-«
Detroit.................
6.55
<
f
12.20
p.m
"during Grant’s Second administration. tion o f silver that has taken, place Samuel. Jones Tilden.is one, of- tlie 10.
IMARRIAGE GUI D P
Tickets, $l,0CQ. 100.000 Tickets at $12 each.
" *
' [Via Great Wa<l:c*rn R*y*J
Hon E. II. Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort, tho entire
board of City Couocilmeu, Hon. Alvin Duvall, lato Chief
KNO W THYSELF.
I t is now reported that the". Indians ‘ Tb'eplCdge'made'in ’ 72 has been kept. during the last five years. I t is'not bondholders: of.the .Michigan Central Loaro Detroit..... 25 p. m: ] 4.20 a; w., 112.20-p. m.
Jastice
of Kentuckv, nDd other distinguished citizens,
QVfa Grand Trunk R’y.j
possible to demonetize’ "silver. . The Railroad, .running., from. Monfeith -to
I The Physiology of Marriaga.
who were -engaged-in the Ouster mas-, '[— I/ansing Republican: ’
together with such disinterested persons as tbo ticket
,G E aV E K A L
LeayeDoLroit....;.......... 5 45 p.m . 1 2 50 a. m I 7.30 a.m.
I
A
reliable
Guide
for
the
married,
bold
era
present
muy dosiguato witisuporinteod tbo draw*
debtor nations o f the .world ‘ are" not Muskegon, and they.are about,to oust
M .J?ort Huron......... 8.40..“
| 5.20 ** |1010 «*•
I and those contemplatingmarriage;
sacr'ef were led by -white scouts; who
iug.
I on its duties and disqualifications,
in a condition to do soy and in 1878 the stockholders and;, take:'possession;
ItomittAuccs ean be nmdo by Express, L'raft, Post-office
l.tho scienco of reproduction, and
treacherously led the General- an'd his. , ' The.House, yesterday adopted a res
00 am 1736 am 1.46. pm ,7.55pm
I tho effect of early abuses and exMoney order, or Registered Latter, made, payable- to
20
17 35
2 00«
7 45 *
France
will
resume
specie
payments
I
cesses,
with
an
extensive
treatiseoh
.o£.
t
h
e
.
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r
b
a
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'
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,
.
.
,
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H
e u l u c k y C a s h JO iM tribu tioii Coiui>tm'T>
command into the: ambush. ■- -• - - - ..olution. prohibiting the sale o f metallic
' the various Private and Chronia
35»* . .1 7 45150
♦ 8 30 •
A ILconiniuuicntioos, orders for Ticket*), sud applications
I Dieeasoa of Youth, Manhood and Womanhood,
in
silver.
France
has.
the
dual
stand­
lb
h.
30
'
|
3
25
pm
6
30
12
20a
for^AgoncioH
should bo addressed to
cartridges to the.Indians..; This mea­
I with the latest treatment, theonly-work giving prePOTt TUE PURCHASEAXD SALE OF
": “ A" special :to the Detroit'Y’osi of
Iseriptiona-in full, cmbracir<.everything on the
rtbern Coutral IVy-1
H ON. TH O S. P. PORTER,
I Generative System worth knowing, and worth all
sure do.es not meet. the., emergency. It ard o f silver and gold: The two'coins July 26tbr’from Paw Paw says': [ The
4.40pin .0 55pm ••1.45am
Grain, Seeds, Hides, Green and Dried
G
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u
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r
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a
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k
f
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r
t
,
K
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.
I
the
cheap
books
combined—
250
lftrgo
“
double
column
,-^n -Brigham Young’s'; alimony .'case"
Pen Yan...-......ll 02
5 53
are "legal-tender.: Can ifcbe "any-great7 48
242
I pages, and 200 plates and cugravings scut under seal
Frnits, Butter, Eggs, &c., &c.
does not provide against the sale -o f
delegates chosen in this county on' the Watkln»:...'../..1217pi 7 00 ^ •8 37 ' •3 3S
S*00am
I on receipt of*61,t)0. . _
0 . .
.
with Ann 4Eliza,-.-by a late*, "decision,
IIavanna...Hr..l2 27.
,3.43 f
7 09
I A -Private Medical Treatise on Sexual and
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powder'and lead, and;.-:if the hostiles er breach o f faith: for"-the ' United 25th are solid-.for A .[S . Dyckman, *lm*ra‘
Particular Attention Gfiven to Wool.
I Chronic Diseases, Seminal Weakness,' Impotence,
. .::..::...’,T 3 0 ’ 8 109’30
4 30
900
the amount made payable b y a former
States to resume specie-payments and
I Catarrh, Cancer, Rupture, the Opium Habit, &c., sent
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decision hasJieen iednced_Lfrom '$500- "can 'obtain 'plenty . o f ' -that they wil. discharge their obligations'in'' silver "for Congress;, first," last .and', all "-the Mlnnequa.*....' 4 09 .
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I Medical Troatpient and advice, personally or by
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I letter at this old androliablc Institute,-which has been
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complimentary
•to $100 per month; and making the
I operatedmany years under a Charter frositho State
than "it will be for F r a n c e ? ' t * :
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vote, no second choice" arrangement. Sunbrry........l2 50
References:—J: J. Murpby, Cashier First Nat’J Bank,
whole amount; $3,600 ' instead o f a simple-contrivance the shells of. ex­
TheMedical and Surgical Institute;..
.3 65 ' 1140
£10
That", the remonotizing o f "the" silver They moan thej nomination of D yck ­ Harrisburg;... 2-45.
On long timo,, in sums or not- less than SI ,000, on.forn Woodstock. Hall, Pattorsoa & Co., Union. Stock Ynr«la,
ploded cartridges can.b.e reloaded, "anc
-•< • ' Milwaukeo, Wlsoi
7 35 ' 6 25pm f 35
$17,500. l>iltimore.;'..7.* ' ' •
and City pruporly;
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JHIwankoo. Industrial Age, Chicago.
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[so'skillful' are'thei'Indians a't this work
man.’-’
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7 35
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BEST IS.THE. CHEAPEST*
that afc dho-'tfme it'was deemed advis- the market value o f the bonds in gold
10 20 a
Now Vork^arlO’l 0*
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GEORGE & PFLECER,
Company H , 'Bixth''" Michigan' In-;
■The^^Lansing -Republican gives" £He> .able 'to instruct'solders'to destory the is true, and that this will be true so
i u j ’ « « (. i . i i w .
s o u t h ;b k n i >. i a d
■fantry,'
are
to
..have
a
’grand'reunion,
following report o f the business " o f 'shells'! hefo're/'tlirbwing.' them away; long as’ silyer may remain “below the
Privilege; of^Gpop-'
the; State Treasurer'?- .’. ‘Z. t '[We. underataiid'fliat'.this' order is 'not standard ; but "that- involves- iio bad picnic-arid'festival at'.Charlotte Sep-,
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The" balance in the State.. Treasury how.ih .'forCeJ. 'I f ‘this'be.' true;' there faith on the part o f the United States, temher "28-and 29.
VXnd of.tlBiling; .WasliingJoh.City,. on-roiito] to tliQi'-'CenTO CONSUMPTIVES,
MQBWnXE and INTKMPEBATE HABITS speed­
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nunial,” ,,, ,
July 22 was $1,142,009.70j "receipts, 'is.still.a fruitful, source -’ of'supply for which was under no obligation to ; ^East Saginaw is/ to- have a'.daily
ily cured;; paiidess;nd"£UbUcity,:at homeand wthout
Th'o
advorliaer^baving beeu porinnnHully ctued o f that
Inconvenience. A n antidote that stands on its merits,
“during the week ending Ju ly"29 were- 'th e ' savages'C jD urihg' 'tho ".Rosebud guarantee the value of. silver or gold, /morning -Repulicanpaperj issued-fromi ,. W i t h o u t . E r t r a G lia r g ^ o .
droad iliaoaso, ConSDniptiMn; by a ■Hlhri.ne.':ti;enied^;ii ifl uuxSend stamps,for particulars. -D R ; C A R L T O N ;' i 87 '
Ions
to
nniko known to.hiH fellow sulh-verw the incun's (»
AVashin'gton.Streetj Qhicago7rIlJ."
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§ 1 9 , 4 7 0 . 6 9 payments -during same _.Creek,fight GeneraLOrobk-s.c'ommand ,audrwhich reserved, the choice-,to -pay /the; office- pf',the.; weekly;; Republican:
xurOi .T o Si 1’wlio;dosire jt,- he will hernia copy of. ibi
v0gpExcursVonist8 should .Visit tho'Jar-famed
prescriptibn
iu'fled (free o f .ciirifge), w iih' tb«.(hrM;ti..i^
time were. $90,'526;92; balance".in, "fired .^sonlethingYiikel' 't e n .' .thousand 'in either coin.
An illustratcdrwork, 27#
Dt is to hVa;permanent a f f a i r . f;.-, . “ W a tk in a G Ie ii" in'their routof- ’ ^ ■ U ; v-.
for pfepdrihg arid usiug tho^Hamof whfeh thj*y will find a
pages, a private counselor
8PRB
C
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,
for
C onsumption,- A sthma, B ronchitis, Ac.
_Treasure July 2 9 ,1 8 7 6 , $1,(170,953;-, ■'sb[ofs;[7and,'discarded,..'bfc'o'urse,.'an
'[[married and mar-*:
. There,is^ajiide-difference between -". VRichard- -Ha][zdixr'f- o f -Port1 -Austin:
PartiCK'wishing the pruscriptioii will pleaseHddnw8
v nageableonflie rnysteries*
111
C ' [Ofthe sexual system, its abusesf
"47 ; - decrease " f o r -the, -week- $7l\-! ‘ ^utQ“ -htfdil>et:'76^,.cartridge? bbells. -the -cases.-qf-redemption, in sjlver.coin,
v
.R ev. K." A WILSON
, U I I I U C . cts., latest discoveries m the/
-became-vcry#warm-16'ading -’lumKef/at > I^ ;r’T H £E A T IN G STATIONS - 44mG...... . 19* Fonn Si; WililAmsbnric.'N V
^■ mM ■ ■ flcience.of.reproductionf how t<f. 056.23;
[The Jndian[,"haye sihce..'been .^in/ tbat- and’ .redemption-fin -.the? .^greenback.; •Sanilac; July-22, -drank freely;'of-ice-; On this Lino are UNBTJRPAS9EDP and'meals will b?fnr: be truly,happy in tlie.marriod relatioh.'^-Malc and- femala,
young aud. middle* aged should: read and- preserve it fit
•nished at suitable, hours,,and ample time allowed'to'
W. E. PLIMET0R,"-"
wnfoms information,.whlch no'one can sfforu lo bo wita-J
The one'has-.yaluej-tbe.'other js > mere" -water, arid-started-for home':' ’ H e had fe^oy'fhein.A^.f
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The picture o f Tilden,* published.at gathered up'Jthoae'shells aitd"converted p r o m is e o f . valuo. The: silver., un­ 'only-'gope'-'a few steps' w hen';he' sankonly,
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* ’mail on any pf the subjects'mentioned in-hla work.-AddrcV
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ie -Democratic: ;papers.of,- this;State policy would he to. enact'' a 'la'W fo'r- metal, has. an. intrinsic value ;v.the;p;a-t : - n
Now Improvements;
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* Terms of Pajunont: .
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Township' Clerk and Notary Public..
k’'AhIQNTH--AgchIs wanted every- spresents the? great ring-crusher"with’, ,bidding- the sale of-. any- kind ’j ) f ^am- per* ^unstamped,*, has-no value./.;OThei V-Horse thives are.aoing.a'liyely busi-. ^ ttteRxcai
$25 cash, remainder-$10 monthly; or,- - . “
caraioii "and; Thrbugii1 Tickets ‘sold^at all Riiil■where eBusiness libnorable.anu.first;
Companies represented: ‘Detroit 'Fire nud'M&flnehud
■class. Particulars .sent free.A'd dress 1 .
* $50 cash, remainder $25 quarterly. .
and.-;t.o -make ngte 'is.',a‘,mere; pr.omise. to;:.pay; a-;dolr: rness; ip-E^amazoo:; 3[Spmevfiye;or[-.six; .rpaj^cket
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F .t/, -jr W O R T H & .0 0 M-SULouis,M o..
Kansas Ins. Co., of Leavenworth, Han.
,, Catalogues wilh’fQll explanation sent froe.
BAML.L:
SEYMOUR,
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BOVD.
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* J^-Momes collected promptly remitted.*^#. >
R E E D ’ S T K B T P L E A F lI IT flH l.
tin look piquant, like-a chicken lo o k - rgbo5'pri^sfoh..jfof ,its*. strict-enforce-? lan;",the.snver :is. tKe dollar, its.elf, -and; "yaluabfij howes Iyere;sM en/ a few-dayfl
W **temFua’rAgent, ,
, Gen’lPaS«’rAgent,'
' Offlc'o over Smith Bros, & Co’s Grocery Store, Buchanan.'Micb.'
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jtfie.-sily.er,;dollar iffiag ifeeeA-tjjeJegals ■
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 8..1S7G.
To
B lackberries aro coming
market. There is reported to
large crop in the north and west
o f the county; as largo or larger
before for several years.
into
bo a
part
than
Advertisers.
The “ Record!1 Is the test Advertising
Medium1in South-western. Michigan, hav­
ing the largest circulation: o f any- other
paper in this part of the State.
T he game o f quoits has been intro­
duced in this place. Wonder if the
boys will become as expert at that as
they did at marbles a few weeks since.
A g en ts.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 41 Park Row, N. T.,
S. ST. Pettiagill, SV Park Row, N. Y., and
Rowell .t Chearaan, St. Louis, Missouri, are
snr authorized agents to contract for advertis­
ing, at out lowest rates, for tho columns of the
B srhikn C o c s t v R ecord ,
Republican Township Caucus.
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A Republican Township Oaucns win
h e held at the Engine House in the V illa g e o f Buchanan, on Saturday, A ug. 19th,
1876, at two: o ’clock n. m., to select eight
delegates to attend the County Goaveu(ion at Berrien, on the 29 th inst., which
Convention will nominate, candidates for
l County Officers and State Senator.
A
Township. Committee will be ap­
pointed at the Canons on the 19th, aud
also the manner of conducting Township
nomination Gaucnes will come up for
action m accordance with a resolution
adopted at a previous Township Oaucns.
A full attendance is requested.
B
echaxax
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Aug.
1,
1S<6.
D A . W aorfh ,
John T . B
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kars,
L. P. A
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Township
J-
j Committee.
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T he whortleberry reason is about
past.
D r., ICendall o f Hew Buffalo was
in town on Saturday.
R ead TUden’s letter ot' acceptance
-when it ia written.
S cotch, blessings are cheap nowa­
days.
S enator T . 1V . F erry will please
accept our thanks for a copy o f a por-O oir off the Congressional Record.
M iss L illie H owe returned from
a six weeks’ visit in the East and
South, last Wednesday evening.
T he poor man is the best off when
burglars come around. The man who
has nothing can lose nothing.
C aptain R ich ards is building an
addition to his small brick: residence
on Front Street.
T he Independent Greenback party
will hold a Congressional Convention
in Three Rivers, August 226.
Y ou can always toll a gentleman
by the language he uses. The rule
was never known to. fail.
July 2-lth, John Covenoy.
Jr., aged 4 months and 24 days. The
father was absent at the time o f the
decease.
D
i e d .—
The Republican State Convention
meets at Lansing to-d.iy. Hcxc week
we will give the ticket that ui.l be
elected in November next.
T he Berrien County Agricultural
Society has decided to hold its 26th
annual fair at Niles, on Sept. 25, 26,
27, 28 and 29.
%
W e hear o f quite a number who
intend attending the M. E. Camp
Meeting at Crystal Springs, com­
mencing August 15th.
T he visitors to the Centennial from
this vicinity are returning.
About
all that can be learned from them: is
that the show is all. there yet.
A man,, with woman, hand organ, and
monkey, discoursed sweet (?) music on
Front Street, Saturday afternoon and
gathered up: a few loose pennies.
T he Gassopolls Vigilant willpublish
the dilinquent tax list in Cass county
and the South Haven Sentinel in Van
Buren county, this year.
S ojourner T ruth , who was re­
ported dead a few weeks since, now
informs tho people that that was a
mistake, and o f course she knows.
<= A Hayes: and W heeler Club has
been formed in Niles, with G°o. F .
Edwards for President,, and Geo. S.
Hoppin for Vice-President.
T h e ladies: o f the Presbyterian
church wish to tender their thanks to
- the Buchanan Cornet Band for gra­
tuitous services rendered at the Lawn
Social at; J .M , Matthews’, on Tuesday
-j** -evening.
T he Benton Harbor Palladium
has been designated as the paper tp
publish the list o f lands to bo sold for
delinquent taxes this year; The sale
will be hold at jBerrion Springs O cto­
ber 2d.
A Lawn Social was held at J. M.
Mathews’, on Tuesday evening for the
benefit: o f the Presbyterian Church.
Over nine dollars were taken in at the
gate. The admission price was five
cents. The principal excitement o f
the evening was a wedding under the
mask.
F armers are complaining o f a want
o f more rainy woathor. The ground
is getting so dry as to make hard
plowing;
•Mr . J . P . R oss, one o f tho first
settlers o f this place, has; for some
time been quite sick, and we learn
that the case had become o f a serious
nature, but he is now improving.
T h e case o f the Village o f Bu­
chanan against Molsbcrry & Dempsey,
which has been “ hanging fire” so. long,
has finally been decided in favor o f
the village, and the §150 liquor tax
will have to be forthcoming.
J. F . H a h n complained, before Es­
quire Alexander that Henry Schafer
had violated tho law by-selling liquor
to his= son after having been notified
not to do so. The case: will bo tried
on Wednesday next, if not again ad­
journed.
A man was seen to enter Mr. Wm.
Pears’ barn about three o’clock: W ed­
nesday morning., I t is supposed for
the purpose o f taking a horse from
the stable- An alarm was given, but
the intruder disappeared and all was
quiet again.
A Lawn Social for the benefit o f
the- Buchanan Cornet Band was held
on the Park Ground last evening.
Between three and four hundred per­
sons were, present, showing that the
citizens; o f Buchanan do appreciate a
good band. The receipts of the even­
in g amounted to about eighty-two
dollars- A pretty good help for the
bayslS a close canvass of tho Congres­
sional Convention we find that Hon;
J. 0 Burrows has the balance in his
favor. Of the fifty-two delegates,
Kalamazoo’ s twelve, St. Joseph’s
ten, and six and probably seven of
the delegates of this county, favor
the nomination o f Mr. Burrows, while
Cass county wilt give her eight votes
for C. W. Clisbee and V an Buren.
sends a delegation o f ten for Dyckman.
O ne who knows from experience
tells us “ How it is; done.” H o paid
for his experience, but is willing to
givo the readers; o f the R ecord the
benefit of it,, gratis. He is one of
the “ old men” mentioned by the R ec ­
ord last week.
W . H. F o r d u a m , age 60 years,
weight 200 lbs., climbed the liberty
pole 104 feet high, at Buchanan, some
weeks ago, and put a rope; through, tho
pulley .—Berrien Spnng Bra.
What a whopper. No such, man
and: no such liberty pole is to be found
in this place. I f it were not for- these
facts the above item might be true;
T h a n k s — The Buchanan
Cornet
Band wisfi to; return, their grateful
thanks to the Ladies A id Society of
the M . E. jChurch and Choir for the
benefit, guen them last evening by the
Society, aid. to all others who by their
presenceald influence assisted in ren­
dering the(occasion so enjoyable and
pleasant; j
A Gerimn named Goeschel, a gro­
cer in South Bend and a man o f some
means, downed himself in the river
at that race, on Tuesday. His ac­
tions befffc taking his final, bath
would seel to indicate a degree o f
insanity. The body was in the water
about an hur before being recovered,
although s roral persons were bathing
in the rive: a short, distance above, at
the time.
A Niled[special to tho Evening
News of j j y 29th says:: F. X . Bach*
man, of tbi|cifcy, dealer in boots and
shoes, in ^fit o f insanity, hanged
himself thismorning in his store. He
A l o d g e ; o f tho I. 0 . G. T . has
was dead hen; the body was found.
been formed o f the. printers, o f Chica­
Coroner Carles summoned a jury,
goN one
being* admitted but
and they r<urned a verdict in' accor­
members o f the above craft. The
dance; with he above facts. Finan­
lodge: starts* out with over fifty mem­
cial distressB supposed to have driv­
bers.
en him to it
T he Bank, building is receiving a
general overhauling, and in the mean­
time tho business o f the bank will be
carried on in Redden & . Graham’s
store.
i
T he Buchanan Grange had a grand
fe a st in their hall yesterday, (Wednes­
day) and over one hundred members
and invited, friends were present to
enjoy a good hearty meal.
J oseph W ells ,: o f Wccsaw town­
ship, was arraigned before.'. Justice
Alexander on Monday,, on complaint
of- Gotlieb H agley for. assault. Wells
plead guilty and was .finedthree dol
lars and; costs; amounting J n all to
nine dollars.
*
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The Rep licans o f Cass County,
at their Couly Convention, on Tues­
day, July 2jh,. elected a s . delegates
to the Congssional Convention, S.
T. Read, J. lj Swee tland, J. C. Bradfc,
J. 0 . Early, [colored) J. H . Hitch­
cock, Jas. ALee, Stephen A . Bogue,
and J. N - Mehall, all o f whom will
vote, for O. Y Clisbee. A set o f res­
olutions denmeing-the resumption
act o f 1875 j being detrimental to
the best,interts o f the country, and
sustaining thogreenback 8,65 inter­
convertible bet” theory; were intro­
duced. The Solutions were laid up­
on the table- l
M a r s h a l Ians , has* received a
postal.card fr} John -Thompson, of
Sumnerville, i ; , stating 'that, he
had a horse sen from his-premises
J ame S C ullen - will- have' a •.public
July 24th, alia card from Henry
auction on his-farm four, miles west
Hayes,, .of Bean Harbor;, making a
o f this place; on Thursday-next.' M r :
similar announment and asking the
Cullen anticipates, moving to Iowa-:in
Marshal to- he. olhe lookout for the
a short time, where he expects to have
property and ..thres. The" Marshal
a little more searoom.
- informs us .that (has received several
o f a similar charter.There'seems
B usiness Cards; — E very . parson to be a hand of is kind. |of'thieves';
in business-should keep* s.upp 1jert with .who have a prett systematic mode o f
business cards. Wo. print, them in as operating, that tlr should ho able to
"good style as, they can he^printed any-| take -’a horse o ..buggy* from the
where, and very, cheap- 'We .have a 1 publin,'streets ah
a fewhours
large variety o f' card stock to select, ;.theLs\art, get o o f thv.way’o f 'all
from*, •Call and see sampl'esj' *.
* ch'ance of 'detectu andareVg, . . < „
Berrien
County
W e learn that we arc to receive a
regular old-fashioned horsewhipping
in return for some o f our depreda
lions. Now we aro vory sorrow if
such is the case, but if any man
thinks it his duty to perform 'such an
.unpleasant, (to us), task wo would
say that from Bcvon o’clock in the
morning until six m the ovoning wo
will bo found in our office, Sundays
excepted.
T he Greenback Club o f this place
adopted the following resolutions at
their last meeting: “ That any mem­
ber o f tho Buchanan Greenback Club
may withdraw from the club by re
questing the secretary to orase his
name from the roll.” Some are tak­
ing advantage o f this, while many
others who openly declare that they
will vote for Hayes and Wheeler,
(and Burrows if nominated), are hold­
ing on “ a little bit” to see what will
be (lone.
W e have recoived from the Toledo
a splendid lithograph
potrait o f Rutherford "B. Hayes, which
is given, gratis, to ovory subscriber to
the Blade.
W e are authorized to
receive subscriptions for the Blade
Company’s publication as follow s:
Weekly Blade, §2 .0 0 ; Locke’s N a­
tional Magazine, § 1 .0 0 ; American
Journal, 75 c ts ; Blade with Journal,
§2 .8 5 ; all threo with tho R ecord,
§ 4 .5 0 ; Blade with R ecord §3.30 ;
Magazine with R ecord, §2.30 ; Jour­
nal with R ecord §2.05.
Blade Co.
T here is considerable complaint
among farmers that upon threshing
they find that their wheat does not
turn out so well as they expected, not
yielding more than ten or twelvo
bushels to the acre, where twenty or
t wenty-five were expected- One thresh­
er tells us that in opening he finds a
heavy growth of straw but lightly
filled, and in the timber land the
straw is generally short, but the yield
about the shme as in the openings.
A minister not far from this place
not long since, explained to his little
son, who by the way has a very good
memory, that the wind was the breath
o f God. A few days after, when
quite a breeze was blowing, the little
fellow went to his mother’s side, and
looking up into her face, said:
“ Mamma, God must be very tired
now, for he is breathing awful hard.”
T homas A nderson, a young man
formerly a resident here, but now in
the employ o f A.. H . Wheeler, piano
and organ dealer o f South Bead, was
robbed o f a valuable watch and chain
and §4 or §5 in money at Jonesville,
this State, on Monday night, the 24th
inst., by a burglar who got into his
room at the hotel and chloroformed
him. His many friends here will re­
gret to hear of his misfortune.
A D emocratic caucus was held in
this place on Saturday, July 29th, to
elect delegates to the Democratic
County Convention: L . F . Copeland
was appointed Chairman and A l. O.
Howe, Secretary. The following del­
egates were chosen: Dr. F . H . Berrick, Col. L. F . Copeland-, EL H . Has­
kins, Eli W . Penwell, S. W . Redden,
Sumner Black, Richard McOmber,
A l. O. Howe, Joel Hartline, Dr. R .
W . Pierce, Samuel, Gamp aud Gideon
RouseDr. F . H . Berrick, S. W . Redden
and H . H . Haskins were appointed
Democratic township committee.
A t the Greenback meeting, held in
this place on Friday evening last,
some interesting features o f the Green­
back party were developed, and among
them, the tenacity with which some of
tho leaders o f this movement cling to
their own peculiar notions and ideas,
as being “ sound,” “ correct,” “'the
only true,” etc,, and yet, after boldly
throwing down the gauntlet for dis­
cussion, suddenly discover that it
would be policy to send to Detroit
and obtain the services o f Mr. Rich­
ard Trevillick," in order that the
“ sound,” “ correct,” etc,, may be dis­
cussed with one o f their own towns­
men, What has Become o f those
twenty men who can make; a better
speech than Senator Sherman, of
Ohio?
D ear B erries.— George Gifford,
o f Wccsaw, was arraigned before Jus­
tice Alexander, on Monday, for pick­
ing whortleberries on that portion o f
the Drybread’marsh owned by Peter
Nolan, without the consent o f the
owner. It cost him §12 for a chance
to pick, as many quarts o f berries af­
ter going about six miles to the marsh.
Mr. Gifford will hardly be apt to pick
any more berries that do not belong
to him without first obtaining leave o f
the owner. There seems to be a gen­
eral feeling that whortleberries are
public property in this country, but a
few such cases as this will tend to
prove the contrary. People who make
a common practice o f taking berries
in this way would'not think o f going
into a man’s granary and carrying off
his corn or wheat, but so far as right
and wrong are concerned oneJs just
as bad as tho other— nothing more
nor less than stealing. Others may
profit from the experienc which Mr.
Gifford has paid for, and he a- little
careful in the future.
Record,
Buchanany
Thursday, .
TIIE COCSTV PRESS.
This came to tho latter’s knowledge
and ho took steps immediately which
. INilea-Dpmoerat.'l
resulted in Hick’s arrest. O’ Conner
- Henry Weaver^ tof this city, was
tells, o f saturating rags with oil ; o f arrested in Buchanan on Monday for
their different trips to the property disorderly cond.uet, and find §5.00
bo to burned; and of their work at tho and "cost, or ton days in the county
buildings.
B y his Bfcory sovcral fires ja il.......O n Monday Dr. Bonino was
have been accounted for already.”
called on to attond a Mr. Pennell who
was
kicked in the side by a horse,
F «W 9l F irE S T O N F .
while plowing. The injury was quito
July 27,1876.
serious.........The Gass county delega­
E d . R ecord :— Not seeing any nows
tion to the Republican Congressional
from our town for some time, I thought Convention which meets here’ Aug.
I would send you a few items.
8th, was pledged to Glisbeo and he
Harvest is ovor and some, have
was in the city Wednesday looking
threshed; but wheat in this section
jollier than ever.
docs not yield very well. The largest
|St. Josep h R ep u blican . 1
yield so far is eleven bushels per acre;
The
blackberry
crop promises an
and from that down to three bushels,
unusually largo one........... Nicholas
averaging about seven or eight.
Farmers who cut their hay bofore RoBwell, a Swede employed in un­
harvest had tho most o f it’ spoiled by loading iron ore from the schooner
getting wet; but those who made hay Golden West, fell from tho scaffold­
after harvest had a good time for it, ing down into- the hold, on Monday
and got their hay in in good condition. last, breaking three ribs besides bruis­
ing him otherwise,
H ay is a good crop this year.
It has been dry for some time, and
[Niles Mirror.J
is raining to-day for the first time
John Metzger and Joseph J. his
since" harvest. Corn looks well, gen­ son, and Mrs. T. Metzger a daughter,
erally, yet there are some pieces that arrived here from Cambridge, Texas
are pretty poor.
on Saturday last, leaving Frank Metz­
Fruit, apples in particular, will be ger still there. They remain here until
scarce this fall. Huckleberries have about December when they wiU return
been plenty hut are about all gone
with the intention o f making it their
Blackberries are ripening, and will bo permanent hpme.. John has improved
abundant.
much in health. He cannot well leave
More anon,
T r ix .
permanently his 1,200 acres here for
his 1,200 thoro. They all like tho
H O W I T IS DONE.
country well. Crops of all kinds' look
, H e was very kind and obliging. finely. Cotton on sod land will make
Y ou supposed he belonged to Fore- one bale to the acre. Oldjland cotton
paugh’8 institution, and was an hon­ one bale and a half. Corn will produce
orable man— thought nothing else. from 40 to 60 bushel to the acre. Ho
He kindly takes you round to see the brought with him this year’s field corn
curiosities, and then asks you to step hard enough to crib. They are plant­
in and see them inflate the balloon. ing a second crop of.7every thing. He
You wish to see it and follow him, raised sweet potatoes that weighed
with two or three others. In the pas­ from 2 to 3 pounds each; Land is
sage way lie stops, and remarks to worth from §1.50 to §5 per acre. Wm.
another man in a low, confidential Squires is there starting a brick yard.
tone, “ Mr. Forepaugh allows me to Corn is worth from.50 to 60 ots. Oats
make a small present to a very few from 45 to 50 cts., wheat §1.25 to
persons, on condition that they will §1.50. Potatoes)§1.50. Sweet Potatoes
state to those outside that the show is from 40 to 50 cts.
not a humbug, as many allege, but
.. [Benton Harbor Times.]
that they show all they promise.”
The young man o f whom mention
A ll this time you suspect nothing
was made in la s t' week’s Times, in'
wrong. You are very green, o f course,
connection with the mysterious disap­
but others might he as green i f they
pearance o f the old captain of th elit­
were around such places as little as
tle schooner, was bound over for trial
you are. While talking with the man
at the circuit court. His bail was
about the gift, he takes out three small
fixed at §500.
The young man’s
cards, one with a peculiar picture on
name, it seems, is Henwood, and he
it, different from the other two. He
hails from Buchanan,: this county.......
mixes them around slowly, occasion­
A horse and buggy was stolen from
ally letting you see the face o f the pe­
Ed. Burrows, on Tuesday night.
culiar one. H e then lays them down,
Burrows lives about four miles north
backs up, and asks you to guess which
of Benton Harbor; On Wednesday
is the peculiar one. You do it every
night a horse and bridle 'were stolen
time without fail. He then explains
from Henry Hayes, o f this township.
to the man his manner of making the
No trace has yet been found o f the
g ift ; the man should put down five
thieves. -Stealing seems to be. a suc­
dollars and he would. Then he would
mix them as he had before, and i f the cessful and a lucrative business in
these parts now-a-days.:
man told right he was to take the
whole. The man did so, guessed right,
I t Y anisheth A w ay .— Do all our
without any trouble, and took up his readers understand . that D . B . Degift. Ho mixes them again, plainer Land & Co.’ b Best Chemical Salerathan before, and tells you you may tus, made by H. A . DeLand & Go., is
try it. In an unguarded moment, never eaten. In the process of bak­
(Alas, that there should he any such!) ing it all evaporates, leaving the bread
you think; “ well, if you want to give light and pure.— It has been imitated,
away money that easy, and on such but the counterfeit is not easily dis­
nple terms you can do so.” You posed of. Use it instead o f Soda or
know the middle card is the one, and
iking Powder. It weighs sixteen
put down 'on that. But it is not tho? ounces to the paper.
one at a ll! Why it is not, the devil
himself, and the operator are the only
Locals.
two that can tell. A ll this has been.A. Double. I)an|f«r Averted.
clone in just no time— in the whirl o f
a moment, and without thought- But.
The inhabitent o f a malarious region is'
you now see through the: whole thing. threatened- by a double danger. H e is
You denounce him as a cheat and a Dot only'compelled to ireaZ/te miaama, but
blackleg. Y ou certainly are no gam­ to sioalloio it, since it affects not only the
bler if you. are green; a n d 'y ou get atmosphere,’ 'b u t ’ the water; The aerial
right out of there and go your way— poison threatens-its -system through the
regretting much more that you should lungs and pores, the liquid through the
seem to be a gambler than for the stomach. Against this double peril there
is but one-protection, and that is to invig­
small amount you have lost.
orate the entire body through the digest­
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Ti'ocoertinffs o f tlie C om m on C ou u cll o r
th e V iU ngo o f B n ch n n a u .
A regular meeting of the Common Council
of the village of Buchanan was held at -the
Council room, in Engine House No. 1, on Thurs­
day evening, June 3 9 ,1S7B.
Present— C. S. Black, President,; B. 30,»Har­
per, Recorder ; Messrs. Binns, Churchill, Pox,
Howe and Strong, Trustees.
The minutes olth e Special meeting held May
39th were read, "and on motion o f Mr. Binns,
supported by Mr. Churchill, the same were ap­
proved.
The following bills were read and referred to
the Committee on Pinance and Claims:
J. G. Holmes, printing. 7........ .7 .7.7 . ‘.7$42 50
M. C. R. R. Co., freight on lumber.. , . . , 20 40
J. S. Hopper &■Clo., 0,600 ft. plank.. . . . 'll 50
Binns & Rose, m use............... .
3 11
Roe & Case, 0,112-ft. Oak lumber.. . . . . , . 68 S9
Win. Pattcngell, night watch to Juno 29, 88 1r>
A. P. Evans, Marshal and St. C o n i...,. 81 31
Jos. Clout, 1 day laying stone gutter.... 2 50
J. Charlwood, “
“
3 SO
2 85
H. Johnson, draying,
Atwood & Mowrey, blacksmithing
. . . 2 50
H. N. Mowrdy, 1 day on Registration
board and 1 day settling with Marshal, 8 00
Isaac Wilson,
2 days labor with team, 5 00
Henry Morgan, V 1-0 “
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11 IS
James Grant, 5
21 50
Josia Dunbar, 8 1-10 <c
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20 25
Cass Molsbcrry, 11
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27 50
P. Molsberry, 8 8-10 “
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22 00
8 75
Jos. Snyder. 3J
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Geo. Richerson, 4
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10 00
L. Baker, 2
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5 00
A. O. Day, 1
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2 50
C. S. Black, G 4-10
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1G 00.
C. Ashcraft, <31-0
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‘‘
5 35
Day & Rough, 14“
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3 75
Wm. B, Hoag, 3"
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7 50
Wm. Saddler, 5V
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13 75
O. Dalrymple, 8
‘‘
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O. W . Smith, 7-J“
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18 75
125
H. Denno,
1 day’s labor on streets',
Robert Coveil, 1
1 25
Manny Matchett, 1
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. 125
Fremont Matchctt, 1 “
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125
Peg. Lambert, 1
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126
Henry W ood ,-5
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0 25
Prank Enos, 24
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313
James Sweeney, 1
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1 25
Robert Lomas, 0
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7 50
Jos. Anstis3, 34 3-10 “
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42 88
W. Powell; 25
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“ 8125
Austin Durand, }
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C8
N. Arney; 17 MO
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21 38
W . Sparks, 2
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2 60
Wm. Green, 44
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“5 03:
Chas, Hamlin, 1^“
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1 88
Clyde Baker, 1
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125
Hiram Fellows, 4
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5 00
Hel Dragoo, 1 0-10
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2 00James Dunbar, 7 - <r
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7 00
S. T. Baughman, 7 S-10*‘
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9-75
"Wm. G. Evans; 10
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12 50
C. C. Boyce, 6 7-10
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8.37.
John Donahue, 3J
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4 38
Tho Finance Committee reported all the'
above bills correct, and recommended their al­
lowance at the amounts stated.
Moved by Mr. Churchill, supported by Mr.':
Strong, that the hills reported correct by the:
Finance Committee, bo allowed, and that the;
Recorder draw the proper orders for the same.
Motion carried.
.
. The Recorder presented and read a list of
notes; due the village "for Cemetery lots, and
asked that some-action-be.taken,by the Council
to collect the same‘
:
Moved By Mr. Strong, supported by Mr; Fox,
that the notes and accounts due the village for
Cemetery lots : be placed in the bands o f the
Marshal for collection. Motion carried. ;
.
■On motion o f Mr. Binns, the Common. Counoil adjourned.
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' B. D. H aiu’kr, Recorder.
T he Niles authouties have, captur­
ed one o f their building burners and
intend having a little free sport with
him: before they let him go.
He will
probably bring up in Jackson. Of
his depredations, a correspondent to
tho Chicago Tribune, under date of
July 24th, sa y s:
“ During a few weeks last spring,
there were a. dozen or so incendiary
fires in this city, and all. efforts- o f the
authorities to detect the person or
persons, doing the business were futile.
Yesterday, G. S. Hicks, a young, law
student, was: arrested,— the complain­
ing witness being Jerry O’ Conner,—
and taken before Justice Kellogg.
Considerable interest was centered in
tho case, and the court-room was
crowded. O’ Conner was called-by
the prosecution, and turned State’s
evidence on Hicks. From his testi­
mony there appears to have been a
•conspiracy. between the two to fire
"We can furnish . you a. box*^of
buildings, out o f pure deviltry. Hicks envelo’pos; with your card neatly print|
was working for..a reward offered’ by, ed on them,- cheaper, .- than;- you can
tho Common Council, and endeavored buy the envelopes alone" at
to have .O’ Conner - arrested while'in tail
" Oall and see.:
the act of
-failed.
firing ahuildingtbut
Michigan,
stores.
the re?
if.this is
ive and secretive, organs. ’ Ordinary tonics
usually fail to accomplish this-—Hostetler’s
Stomach Bitters ’ never. In_ the tropics,
where the diseases originated by -malaria
are o f a far mere, malignant type than
those originated, by the same cause in the
temperate'zone, .it enjoys immense and
constantly increasing sales, •and there is
no portion' of this continent where’ it is
not the reigning specific for miasmatic
fevers and disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels, proceeding from malaria and
other causes,
, F or ^R ent .— T wo bouses in this
place, inquire o f
.Richards. .
Nebraska Ahead: - ,
This year the, wheat, .barley, oat and
corn crop o f Southern Nebraska,
will
lead any other section, o f country, A
splendid crop of the finest wheat and barley is now being harvested; oats are ready
for cutting -and the corn crop is in splen­
did condition, and nearly ready to ear-out.
The enormous advances in the price of
land that we have all witnessed in Illinois
and Iowa, will shortly be repeated in Ne-.
braska.
S e n s ib le
, Y ou can get7the best pure cider
vinegar cheap, at the Grange store.
P ositive . R esults.— Tbero are nu­
merous remedies that cure sometimes
and become trusted as useful, but
none have, ever proved so. effectual—
cured so many and such remarkable
cases— as Dr. A yer’s medicines.
The Cherry Pectoral has restored
great numbers o f patients who were
believed to be hopelessly affected with
consumption.
Ague Cure breaks up chills § and
fever quickly and surely,
A yer’s Compound Extract of Sarr
saparilla eradicates scrofula, and im­
purities of the blood, cleanse the sys­
tem and restores it to vigorous -health.
B y its timely use many troublesome
disorders that cause a decline of health
are expelled or cured.
A yer’s Pills and their effects are
too well known everywhere to require
any commendation from us here.—
Scranton (Pec-) Times. ,;
BUCHANAN PRICES CTJMENT.
Qorrectidivtry Wednesday morningfor iht Rtcor&.’by
KI2TY0IT<& YTNCEJSfT,Dealersin OroGtriisand'Pro•
visions, FrontStrect, 3uchanan%Mich.,
Thesefigures represent theprioespaid by dealer's,[units
otherwise specified.
Wheat, white, por bushel.............. ......... .
1 00
Whea^ red, per bushel..... .............................
90
Hour, White, per barrel, selling......................
7 50
Hour, red; per barrel, selling...........................
7 00
Buckwheat Flour, selling.............. ....................
7 00
Clover Seed, per bushel................ .....................
8 00
35mothy Seed, per bushel.....^.........................
3 00
Com, new, perbushel................... .................. .
35
Oats, per busbol...........i...i.«..................... .
30
Bran, per ton, selling....;...^...*......... .......... .
12 00
Pork, live, per hundred...^............. ................ .
7 00
Pork, dressed, per hundred...........
8 00
Pork, mess, per pound............ .
10
Com Heal, bolted,per hundred, selling.........
2 00
Plaster, per barrel,, selling...........
1 75
Hay, tiwne, per
pci. ton
bUU................
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.
S 00(5)10 00
Hay,^marsh, per ton........... ............... ......... . 5’ 0Q@6 00
Salt, fine, per barrel, selling..............
180
Salt, coarse, per barrol, selling.........
2 50
Beans, per bushel.................... .
1 00
Wood, 13 inch, per cord......... .
1-76
Wood, 4 feet, per cord.......... .
3 50
Butter, per pound..............
15
Bggs, per dozen....v.i............... ............
10
Lard, per pound...
Tallow, per pound............................... .
5@fl
Honey, per pound........... ........................ .
IS
Green Apples, per bushel........^....................
30
Chickens, per pound..
8
Brick, per thousand, selling.........,.,.....*,.....
8:oo
Hides, green, per pound*.*.*............ ..............
Hides, dry, por pound...................................... .
10@16
Belts..
50@1 50
Mackerel, No. 1, per pound,'selling...............
123*
White Fish, por pound, selling..*...*....*........
10
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L etter?H eads,, -Note H eads, etc.
— W e make a .specialty o f this class
o f work, and claim we cannot be beat,
either in quality o f .work or prices.
Come, and :see "us^when you want work
o f this description, and we will guar-;
antee to g iv e , you complete satis­
faction.
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■O hio - hasva-champion ?.Bagaciousdog. -A t all; times very savage on
the approach h f strangers he recently
aBtonisheditber community: b y , joyous­
ly .welcoming A ,man in a light wagon
•who tied. up[at_the hitching post be­
fo r e the house.- The .dog had never
-seen-the man before but -something in
thejlighfc wagon, put him on his good '
behavior.,*^ It was.'alj'Ligbt'Running
Domestic” /a n d "th e -man" a “ Domes,tic” agent./5 _ , - a lw tfy a th e ;fo u n a A % u d t
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That has ever been brought to this city, and no charge for showing
goods. Our prices are lower than ever. W e keep everything tha
belongs to a -first- class D ry Goods Store.
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friends and customers for past favors, we remain,
Thanking
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Old Sewing Machines for F^eW MacMnes.
A ll kinds o f repairing done. First-class Sewing Machines C H E A P F O R
C AS H, and sold on easy monthly payments. Embroidering, Fancy Stitching
and Stamping done.
F. B. E A G L E S F IE L D , Agent.
P. O. B ox 331.
Front Street, B uchanan, M ich .
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In all that goes to make up a first-class local
paper is not excelled in Southern Michigan.
Its colums contain an account o f the local
events and home news in full, and this feature
alone makes it almost an indispensable necessi­
ty in every household in the county.
Subscription
price $2 per year.
deducted if paid in advance.
50* cents
15 cents extra
for postage when sent outside the county.
Promptly and neatly executed, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
G-. HOLMES,
Publisher and Proprietor,
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Special ITotices,
“ A ir their any letters for my wimmin folks
„ said a: plain looking old
gentleman -at the post "office the other ♦Sundays orcepted/ JSaturday and Sunday excepted
H. B, I iedyard,
W m. B. Strong*
*day.' ■“ N o;” .' said-- the post-master,
Ass't Gen. Sup't, Detroit.
Gen'l £up% Chicago
“ but here’s' a big j a t x envelope
Hjekrt O. W entworth, Gen'i Pass. Agent, Ghicago.
with some-pictures on the front for
your daughters” . '“ Jis’ . what I ,camel CHICAGO & MICH, i : SHORE R . R.
down arterj^said the ‘old -'gentlemen;
smiling, “ Melindy’s going to be mar­
N and after Sunday, Kov. 21, 18T5, ‘ trains Will run
ried ; nan’ this ;here’s one o f them Oas follow s:
TRAINS NORTH.
bandy ‘Domestic’ papper patruns to
Lay . .
Night’ '
BxpTess, Express'.
out out Her weddin’ gown'd by.” No w B uffalo...*....*..-* 1125 A . M.
NoBLE.has a fall; stock ofCBuell’s
Boss Boots.’ 7;- - ' :
'
A Sowing Machine for pay is a
very good thing, but a Sewing Ma­
chine free is bett’er, and it is a good
ono too. For particulars write to H.
O. Morell, Bon &.'Co., Philadelphia,
Pa.
•
Two good cigars for five cents at
the Sign o f the Sugar Tub.
’ B inns & R ose are packing apples
to ship.
Farmers having choice,
picked fruit can find sale for it at
their store;
A d v ic e -
You aro asked every day through
the columns: o f newspapers and by
your Druggist to use something for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
you know nothing about, you get dis­
couraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give'-you satis­
factory proof that Green ’ s A ugust
F lower will cure you o f Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint with all its ef­
fects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costivenoss, Palpatation of the Heart, Heart Burn,
Water-brash, coming, up o f food after
eating, low spirits etc., we ask you to
go to your Druggist, O. E. Woods &
Co., and get a sample bottlo of
Green’ s A ugust F lower for 10 cents
and try it, or a regular size for 75
cents, two doses will relieve you.
S pencer & B arnes would call at­
tention to their card on the first page.
for
C
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the finest corn crop in the whole West.
R emember .you can always get
more goods for your butter and eggs
at the Sign of the'Sugar Tub than
anywhere else'in to.wn.
F our pounds o f choice Rio
§1.00, at the Grange Store.
•
' The truth will at last be sure to '"prove
itself.
•
No young State lias had more false­
hoods to fight against' than, Nebraska.
She is showing herself, however, to be the
banner State of our bread raising country.
Last year she had a fair wheat, .crop, and
Choice Japan Tea for 80 cents, at
S. &. W . W ’ Smith’s.
C ome in and see o u r good s and
H . J. H o w e .
prices.
is m
August
T H E B E S T I N TI£!l
'W O R L D * « ;
Tor tho follow lnffScosoi^fe^j^
—
motla in
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taJiv..
a: : - , ’ _
w 11*' . r i l :
faint
L The most.w^no-de'with ,
■8 can not be
»dueerl-cqfiSes..'but little effort-.^- _. , , ■
Sof tfie air desired.
; .PaPacitj-.ig0
: The^best-m ade and most elegant ca^Jeet to supply
Noshoadvornaments-used—Kot/ij«£rj;V
E v e r y O r g a n f u l l y w a,-t-antea f p r -flvey,-c ^
-r .
Writd.to us lor-mustrated Gatalosno aud
•whicli will bfeiuailed postpaid on application,- A®.
L .O R IN C & B L A K E O R G A N C O
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The. ;Berrien
S a n d a l R e a d in g ,
T H E S E E T O T .it U I U .
Two jolly, topers once, sat in sji inn,
discussing, the. merits o f brandy and gin.
»Jne- said to, the other, “ I tell you what, Bill,
J’ve been hearing to-day o f the teetotal mill.
T or muBt.jcnow that this comical mill has been
bnilt
f i t old, broken casks when the liquor’s been
^spiltj
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T ou go up some high steps, and when at the
sill,
Tbu’ve a paper to sign at the; teetotal mill;
•‘You promise, by Eigning' this paper, I think,
Ifhat ale, wine; and spirits you never will
drink;
T ou give, up (as. they call it) such rascally
awillv~
And then go in to the teetotal mill.
jpROBATE ORDER,—Stat e oCM lOhlgna ,Cfoiraty orBerrleu, 93.—A t aaoaskm, o f tlio Probate Courtfor the
CountyofBorrien.holdttii at tlie Probata Office, in the
Tillago^ o f Berrien Spriuga, on Saturday, the 8th day of
Jaly,. in the year oao thousand oftrht hnudred and
aavonty-six.
Present, Daniel Chapman, Judge o f ProbAte *
In tho matter of. the Estato of Lesley Smith,
deceased.
Omreading. aadfittng the petition,duly verified, of
Levi Logan, Administrator de bouts non* pr&ylog that a
time and pinco may he aasigned for the exoraioadon and
allowance o f his final account as such administrator.'
Thereupon It la ordered, that Tuesday, the 8th day of
August next,.'at IQ o’clock in tho forenoon, be assign*
ed for the hearing of said petition, and that tho heirs at
law of said deceased, and all other persons interested
in. said ostate, are 'required to nppoat at a session
ofsaidGonrt,then to be holden at theProbate Office,in the
ylllAgeof.Berrien Springs,andshow cause,If any thereto
Why the prayerof the petitioner should not bo granted.
And itl efurthorordered,that sold petitioner givo notice
to the persons Intereatedlu said estate, of the pendency
o f s a ii petition,, and tho hearing thereof*, bycausing; a
copy o f this- Order to ho published In •the
Berrien- County. R ecord a newspaperprinted an^clrcnlatod in said Gouuty o f Berrien, for throe successive*
weeks prevloustoaaiddayofhearisg.
[ L .S il
DANIEL CHAPMAN,
’
........A true copy,
22w4
J u d o e o f Probate.
, quickly came out the picture o f health,
. 1* walked briskly oil' on: the highway to
W e a lth ;
*ud as onward he pressed, he shouted out,
Still;
“ Success to the wheel o f the teetotal mill.”
The next: that went in was a man. and his w ife;
For many- long years they’d, been living in
strife;
He had beat. and. abused her, and; swore he
would kill,
But his heart took, a turn, in. the teetotal mill.
And when b e came out, bow happy was he 1~”
Steady, honest, and sober, — how happy was
she 1
They no- more; contend, “Ho, -you shan't
“ Yes, X will.” '
They were blessing together the teetotal mill.
Next came a rough fellow, as grim as a Turk,
To curse and to swear seemed his principal
w ork ;
He swore, that thatmorning h!S “ skin he would
fill,”
And, drunk an he was, he reeled into the mill.
Cheerful Christians.
God does not drive ns into his vine­
yard, nor keep ns there by holt and
shackle and whip. W e are not forced
to serve Christ any more than ire
were, driven to love him. W e do It o f
onr own free will, and therefore cheer­
fully; The average state, therefore,
o f a Christian soul should be a happy
one* Christians should sing while
they work, as birds do while; building
their nests and gathering food for
their young.
W e remember hearing, a. story o f a
ferryman who agreed to take a l o v e ly
girl, who was flying from a cruel fath­
er, over the river, and* before starting,
he turned to her lover, and said, “ A s
long as you hear me singing, you may
knew we are safe.” Welly they started.
Darkness and the storm closed in up
on them ; hut ever and anon, through
the roar o f the gale and the surge o f
the billow; came to the anxious listen­
er, ringing loud and clear, the notes
o f the boatman’s song. This is pre­
cisely the case with those who are
seeking escape from Satan. Amid, no
matter what perils, never despair o f a
sou l; for while, over the roar o f a fierc­
er storm and the Surge o f wilder billow,
you can feel it is safe. Who does not
remember that; passage in The Pil­
grim’s Progress where a disciple is
represented as going down into a dark
v alley; and, as he is about to give up,
and turn back in despair, he hears a
strong; clear voice ahead o f him, chant­
ing, “ Though I walk through the
Valley o f the shadow o f death, I will
fear no evil,” and he takes courage,
and goes on. . Brave song, thart! And
so, perhaps, my good brother or sister
in Christ, there may he some poor
soul hack o f you creeping along: with
fear and trembling amid the exper­
ience o f life, poor, timid and broken
hearted: Y ou cannot go hack and
* creep with him ; you connot go hack
amid.the darkness o f that despair with
him f ’hut you can do one thing— you
can lift up your voice, and sing some
Song o f holy confidence, some sublime
hymn o f tru st; and God shall float
the sounds back to that halting: soul,
and he shall he cheered and strength­
ened and saved by your joy . “ Rejoice
evermore.”
Gen.Pass. Ag’t, Chicago.
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kinds of produce, corn, Hour and oatd f ' 1 : ' *
*^C|'ice9t or blitter, ou whicli nTcustoroer dotes.
“g*u quallty and. price can none"others compete,
M
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The yesa vlo^VVYill be rememberauswer the.h®!
ed*
>^es, .upoa the wreck o f
- 8063 a- picture o f his' own
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^ v rage th0re c^ n o t be:
nth, and without truth.ther can be no
other virtue.Men want restraining as well ai propelhng power. The good ship is pro­
vided with' anchors as well as sails.
^ y r u p s aud Sugars we’ ll sliow Vou^vith pride; ;
' ^ i v e s a tia tio n wherever they ore tried,
Gilt Edge Butter, &e.,
Nice Dried Poaches,
. Hice Canned Fruit,
!
^^onsistibg of everything foi-tho toilpf in,tiH.o,
'g v e r y articlo waitanted to boautifuliy diffusa.
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Nice Raisins,
^g^emembor onr sodas, which are always on htihda;
Nice New Pickles,Nice Buckwheat Flour, ’
. Nice Salt, coarse and fine,
Nice R io and Java Coffee,
’^'mperial soap—in fact soap of all brands.
Ira tobaccos, both smoking and chewing,
^^^olations and powders, for laundry blueing;
ranges, lemons, and extracts we never dilute.
careful attention wo select all our wares,
distressed Yeast That
W ill Not Stay ©own.
Remember die place— 58 Front
Street, Buchanan, Mich.
TO THIS STATEMENT AND THE MACHINE ITSELF
W e' invite the attention o f all, especially those -haying high mechanical skill or
observation. N . B.—A ll Machines fully warranted.
Also, the. best stock of-
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO.,
THE ENEMY OF DISEASE!
THE FOE O f P A IN
N e w
r
TO M A N A N D B E A S T
JHXTSTANGL IN IM E N T
sto o d
t h e
G LASSW ARE,
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Queensware
I s t h o G r a n d 1)1(1]4
h a s
t e s t
o f
Y o rk
L A D IE S . U S E “ D O M E S T IC ”
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In town.
Crockery
Please call and look for yourselves.
Of you order your goods in a hurry, Smith
& Son have der hosses vot goes dere pefore
you starts avay.
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There is no sore it will not heal, no lameness
it will not care, no ache, no pain, that afflicts
the human body, or the body of a horse or
other domestic animal, that does not yield to
its magio touch. A bottle costing 2oc., 60c, or
§1.00, has often saved the life of a human
being, and restored to life- and usefulness many
a valuable horse.
4yl
S fifS IT H & " 8 0 N ,
Ish der bosses vat shtop in.
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
F or the relief and
cure o f all clerange,
ments in the stom­
ach, liver, and. bow­
els. They are a mild,
aperient, and an
excellentpurgative.
B eing purely vege­
table, they contain
m ercury or mine­
ra l whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent­
ed b y their timely
u se; and every family should have them on hand
for 'their protection and relief, when required.
perience has
ed them to...
b o . tlie
L on g experience
J____p_rov
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. —safost, surest, and best or all the F i l l s with winch
the market abounds. 33y their occasional use;
the blood Is purified, the corruptions o f the sys” cf, obstructions
tern expelleu,
------------------ ---removed,
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... tho
whole machinery o f life restored to its Healthy
activity. Internal organs which, becom e clogged,
and sluggish are cleansed b y A y e r ’ s F i l l s , and
stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease
is changed into health, the value o f which change,
when reckoned, on the vast multitudes w ho enjoy
it, can hardly b e computed. Their sugar coating
; makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
. virtues unimpaired fo r any length o f rime, so
CUSTOM
This is the famous Threshing machine that has
“ swept the field” and created such a revolution in the
trade,, by its matchless Grain -Saving and T ime-Sav ­
ing principles.
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TH B ENORMOUS WASTAGE of grain, so inevitable
with other styles of Threshers, can be SAVED by this
Improved Machine, sufficient, on every job, to more titan.
pa y dll expenses of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, BULLET, HtiHGABIAN- andlike seeds are tbroshed, separated, cleaned and eared ^
as easily and perfectly as Wheat, Oats, Bye or Barley.
<* A il EXTEA PBICE is usually paid*for grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness.
UT THE -WET GBAIM of 1875, these were substan­
tially the ONLY BliOHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work,:
when others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting complica­
tions, such as “Endless Aprons,”. “Baddies," “ Beaters,,v
“ Bickers,” etc., are entirely dispensed with; less than,
one-half the usual Gears, Balts, Boxes, and Journals;
easier managed; more durablo; light running; no costlyrepaiis; nodust; no “ litterings” to cleanup; not
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms.
FAEMEES and GBAIN. BAISEBS who. are’ potted
in the large saving mado by it will not employ infe­
rior and wasteful machines, but will insist on this,
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUB SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and 12 Horae
Powers. Also a specialty o f S epaitatobs, designed
and made expressly ran sxeasi power.
TWO STYLES OF HOBSE POWERS, viz.: our im­
proved "Triple, Gear,” and our “ Spur Speed” [(Wood­
bury Style), both “ Mounted ’ton four wheels.
IF INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Baising,
apply to our nearest Dealer, or write to ns forHlustroted
Circular
free),
giving full
particulars of Sizes,
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Styles, Prices, Terms, etc.
<s& N ichols, Shepard & Co,,
per to
F ull directions are given on the wrappi
each box , h ow to use them aa a Fam ily Physic;
----------which these
and for' the follow ing
complaints,
F ill s rapidly cu r e :—
F or B y s p c p s i a o r I n d i g e s t i o n , S i s t l c s s n c s s , L a i w n o r and L o s s o f A i , p e t i t e , they
should b e taken m oderately to stimulate tho stom­
ach, and restore its healthy bone and action.
F or X i v c r C o m p l a i n t and its various symp­
toms, S i l i o u s H e a d a c h e , S i c k H e a d ­
a c h e , J a u n d ic e or G r e e n S ic k n e s s ,B ilI o n s C o l i c and B i l i o u s P e v e r s , the;- should
b e judiciously taken fo r each case, to correct the
diseased action or rem ove the ohstructions which
cause it.
F o r D y s e n t e r y o r I> ia r r!to e a ,;b u fc one
inild dose is generally required.
F or B l i e u m a t i s m , « 5 o u t , G r a v e l , P a l ­
p ita tio n o f th o H e a r t , P a i n in th o
i$i<lo, B a c k and L o i n s , they should b e contin­
uously taken, Us required, to change the diseased
notion o f tho system. W ith such change those
complaints disappear.
F o r B r o p s y and M r o p s i c a l S n e l l i n g s ,
they should bo taken in large and frequent doses
to produce tho effect o f a drastic purge.
F or S u p p r e s s i o n , a large dose should b e
taken, as it produces the desn-ed effect b y sym­
pathy.
As a D i n n e r F i l l , take one or two F i l l s to
promote digestion and relieve tho stomach.
A n occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the
ence it is----------------often advantageous where
system. H
----------------
no. serious derangement exists. One w h o feels
tolerably w ell, often finds that a dose o f these
F i l l s makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect oil the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
D r . J". <7. A Y F H
Ss C O ., Practical
C h e m is ts ,
F O W E X iJ j, M A S S ., V . S . A .
FINE BOOKS A SPECIALTY.
BOB SALE B Y ALL DBUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
& 00.
M cO LTJRG IMPORTERS,
B. T. MORIiEY
117 & i 19 State St., C hicago,
Keep constantly in stock, as heretofore, the largest and
best selection to be found in the West o f
S ta n d a rd L ib r a r y B o o k s
in the best editions, and in all varieties of binding,
Illustrated Gift Book's,
Awarded the Highest Modal at Vienna.
E. & H . T. A N T H O N Y & 0 0 .,
(591 B r o a d T r a y ,3 f e w X o r k .
K IN G E R Y & M A R B L E ,
D P r o p B i e t o r s .
Engravings, Chromos and Frames. The m ill has recently undergone repairs
and is better able than, for years previous to
do all kinds o f w ork promptly and in the
very best condition.
Orders for Flour, Meal, Feed, & c., for the
wholesale ana retail trade prom ptly filled.
P p S p e c ial attention paid to custom
grinding.
SATISFACTION
Albums, Graphoscopes, Photographs,
BUCHANAN
FLOIIBING_ MILLS.
ROUGH & PeS I bOPRIETORS.
Gash Paid tor Wheat, Corn, fee
CSfSTOM WORK CAREFULLY
T 8 RT5>li:i) TO.
AT-
Photographic Materials. '
We are Headquarters for everything in the way of
Stereopticons and Magic Lanterns,
Being Manufacturers of tho.
MICR O-SCIJENTIFIC L A N T E R N ,
STEREO-PANOPTJCON,
U NIVERSITY STEREOPTICON,
AD V E R T IS E R ’ S STEREOPTICON
ARTOPTICON,
SCHOOL LANTERN,
TAMILY LANTERN.
PEOPLE’S LANTERN
Each style being tlie best of its class in the market.
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with directions for
using, sect on application.
Any enterpriajngman can make money with a Magic
Lantern.
-S^-Tisitors to the Centennial Exposition will do wiselv to defer purriiasing goods in our line until they come
to our store in New York, where theywill find greater
variety and more moderate prices, and can select more at
their leisure. But we have a concession, to sell some
styles of our goods in the building of the Department of
Public Comfort, and thosenot coming to New York are
invited to call on representation there^**A. full stock of views of the Exposition Bni! dings
and their contents.
J&5“Cut out this advertisement for reference.'^V
B T R E m r & S M IT H ’S
HAS
visited
PW rB & n
m L m
PUBLICATIONS.
¥ 6 AM S.
SC H O O L BOCKS,
H e says that lie is too busy to
advertise Ms “ White Iron” Plows
and Points,
G h F o n ie
D is e a s e s
TM BOAT,
HEAET
STOMACH,
Has a good assortment of Time-Pieces, Jewelry, Spet\a
cles, &c„ cheap. Special attention given to repairing
T7oodenj Ancient and Marino Time-Pieces. All work i
his line done with neatnesss and dispatch; and warranted,
Store on Haiti! Street, thro© doors north of the Bank,
Buchanan, JMich.
NO M ORE
H IG H
P R IC E S .
The old arrangement of charging high prices, and then
throwing off large discounts and commissions, W E HATE
DONE AW AY WITH.
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It; M a y S a y e Y o iu - l u t e .
Now wo put all our friends on au even basis, and deal
direct
with
all.
The most wonderful medical-discovory know t, man
D r . Marshal’s L uxq S yrup, will positively cure Con •
TH E N E W P L A N W O R K S W E LL ;
sumption in its first stages, and all diseases of theThroat
Tlioso who buy of us are delighted with getting a firstLungs, and Chest. This almost miraculous compound Is
class Piano at a far less price than they thought such an
the discovery of Dr. E. T. Marshall, Fort Wayne, Indiana
instrument could be afforded.
while experimenting for hi3 0wn health, ana was the
All our Pianos have full iron frames, overstrung bass,
means of saving his life. No medicine has ever yet been
aud solid rosewood mouldings.
introduced to the American people, likeit. It is war
•Mo. 1 .—R o s e w o o d , 7 ^ Octave,- Grand Scale, Round
ranted to break up and euro the most troublesome Cou
Corners, Length— 0 to 30 in. Width—3 ft. 5 in/
in an incredibly short time.. There is no remedy that
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HENRY CAUFFMANJ
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9) THEVIBRATOR”
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EALED PROPOSALS will be received by tho under­
signed until the hoar of noon on the 29th day of July,
A.D
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CVfl for the building of a
TlJsvtMl't
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1876,
a B.lwvil
school Lrtwna.
house’ in
inDiSiXict
No. 8, in Bertrand Township^ according to plans ard
specifications which may be seen at the residence of Cur­
tiss Lamb, one and one-half mile son Ji-east of Dayton
The undersigned reserve the right, to reject any or all
proposals made. Proposals will be opened at the present
school houBe insald: District, at one o’clock P. H ., July
29th, A. D.1876,
CURTISS L iM B ,
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JOSEPH PROUD,
^-Com.
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Notice to Contractors.
advise
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V l’ voyou gcL soheep goods und good briceS.
Of you -see vat you don’ t vant, yust schpeek
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or will they attempt, for fear:of defeat.
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A Western tailor advertised:
“ Wanted— Two or three steady girls
to put on pants.”
Dr. Mary Walker
called next morning, and said, “ How
bring on your pants, and don’t look.”
The tailor explained, and she left with
a, sorrowful air, vowing that she would
send bim a grammar as soon as Bbe
god home.— Norristown Herald.
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SMITH
^ ^ “ery nicest of coflboa, uud tons byjthe chest, "
Gen. &up*t, Chicago.
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01' you bin a TIousgeeper, unci don’ t got no
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blace to trade, go to
-^ • e v e r out of tho-vegetablos any one eats.
M artin H ughiti ,
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A-BPIildATiON pursuant to law having been, made to
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undersigned, drain Commissioner for the town*
XXtiie
ship of GalieU. and county of Borries, to establish and:
open a water course or to locate and construct a ditch or
diainin said township .as follows: Commencing at the.
highway ntnnlngmprtii and south' between Section four
(4) and five; (5) tbence wes^ thence northwest across the
south half (3*) of the northeast quarter
and the east
tslf(3^) of the northwest quarter (J^), to the township
Jlne between Galien and Weesaw. Therefore, be it known
that I , the said drain. Commissioner, will , he at the Postofficeinsaid township of Galien, on the 5th day o f Au­
gust, 1876, at one o’clock in the afternoon, to hear any
and all persons who may wish to be heard, with respect
to establishing and Opening said water course or locating
and constructing said ditch or drain. .
Dated this 17th day ot July, A . D.1876.
B, F. YAW ,
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Drain Commissioner of the Township of Galien*
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Drain Commissioner’ s Notice.
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^Juions andcabbago, potatoes aud beets—* _■
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TEARS.
A PPLICJATIONpurauant to law haring been, made to
i l the undersigned. Drain Commissioner for the Townphip o f T7eesaw, and County o f Berrien, to open and
e'eara .watercourse insaid Township as follows:: Comiaeuclng at the mouth o f the south branch o f the Galien
River, in the northwest quarter of section seventeen (17)
town seven (7)
_ _ south, range
_ nineteen west,^ and following
_
the course o f said water course, through 'section
section seven^
teen,, twenty, iwenty-nlne, twenty eight, thirty-two,
thirty-three and thirty*four of said’ township seven (7)
south, range nineteen (19) west. Therefore be it known
that l , the said Drain Commissioner, will bo at myxesidence,in Bald township, on the 19th day Of AuguBt, 1876,
at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, to hear any and Oil persons
who
' may wish
* ' to~be
* “*■ *heard
■* with respect to ope:
isning and
clearing said watercourse.
Dated this 26th day of July, A . D.1876.
ORR HENDERSON,
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Drain Com. of the Township of Weesaw.
The honester a man the easier cheat­
e d ; nothing is more difficult than tO'
Eujipon an impostor.
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Winona and St. Peter Lino
Is iho only route for W inona, BooriEaTRR, Owatonna,
M ankato, St. Peter, N ew U nr, and all points in South­
ern and Central Minnesota. Its
Application for Opening the
South Branch of the
Galien River.
W e have noticed;that he who thinks
every man a rogue is very certain to
see one when he shaves himself, and he
ought; in mercy to his neighbors, to
surrender the rascal to justice.
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Is tho short lino for N orthern W isconsin and M innesota,
aud for Madison, St.'P aul, M inneapolis, D uluth aud nil
poiuts in the GronfNorlhwest. Its
a cer; indenture
Mortgage made and executed by Edwin S. H&dlock
and Samuel E. Hadlock, o f Berriexi County, Michigan, to
Charles H. Parketon, of the same place, au d bearing date
the sixth, day ot August, in. the year IS66, and recordf 1
i i the office of the Register of Deeds of the County of
Berrien, in said: State, on the ITth. (lay>of October, 1S68, at
9 o*elock a- m., m Liber f'Q” of Mortgages, on page 77,
tholaSfe two notes,mentioned in. said. Mortgat
Mortgage..with the.
Mortgage security therewith, were on1 the 15th
of
15tl day
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October, 1870. daly assigned by said! Charles H . Farketon
to Biadlov M. FenneU, of Berrien County, Michigar
which assignment was duly recorded in the office o f the
Register ot Deeds aforesaid,oirthelOth day of February,
1571, at X)A o’clock p. m., in Book No. 4 of Mortgages, ct
page 14, oh which said Mortgage there fa claimed to*be
due and unpaid at the date oi tbis-forecloaure, the sum o f
one. thousand seven hundred and ninety-one dollars, and
no suit in law or proceedings in equity having been in­
stituted to recover said sum or any part thereof. Notice
therefore is hereby given that by virtue of a power of
sale contained in said Mortgage and noyr become opera­
tive. and in pursuance of the; statute in such, case made'
aud provided, ao much: o f the land described in said
Mortgage (as has not been released by said Bradley M..
Feonollj situated in the Coimtyof Berrien, and State of
Michigan, to-wit: The east.halfof the south ea-t quarter
of section nineteen, and the south-west quarter o f the
south-west quarter o f section twenty, in township six
south of range eighteen west, will be sold at public auc­
tion or Toudue at the front door of the Court House, in
the village of. Berrien Springs, in the said County o f
Berrien^
O u t b e 6 tb d u y o f C c to h cr, 1 8 7 6 ,
at eleven o’clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the amount
which shall then be due on said Mortgage, together with
tho attorney fee and costs of foreclosure and Baleprovided.
for in arid: Mortgage..
Dated July 13,1876.
BRADLEY M. FENNELL, Assignee.
D. H# H xxmax, Att’ y for Asslguee^
A firm faith is the best th eology; a
good life the best; philosophy; a clear
conscience the best la w ; honesty the
best policy; and temperance the best
physic.
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Chicago, MaiMs.on and St, Paul Line
M ORTGAGE SALE.
That; the happiness o f life depends
upon the regular prosecution o f some
laudable purpose or calling, which en­
gages, helps, and enlivens all: our pow­
ers, let those; hear witness who, after
spending years in active usefulness,
retire; to enjoy themselves.
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AUSTRALIA, Its
iSFAULir having been; made in:the payment of a certain sum of“money secured to be paid byan indenture
ot Mortgage, bearing date the eighteenth day of May, m
the year of pi
^ — one thousand eight hundred, and
pur Lord
seventy-five; mode and executed by William. Hardy *&nd
Nancy J. Hardy, his wife; of Berrien County and State
ot Michigan, of the first part, and David Rough, of the
same county and Stare, party o f the Second part, which
said Mortgage was duly recorded in the office.of the Reg­
ister of Deeds ofsald county of Berrien, on the 26th day .
of May, A . D .1875, at 1 % o’clock p. m., in Liber 11 of j
Mortgages, on page 233, on which said Mortgage there is
claimed to be due and unpaid at the date of this notice
the sum of two thousand ana forty-five dollars and twenty
eight cents, ($2045.25) and no suit at law or proceedings
in equity having been instituted to recover the same or
any part thereof.-. Therefor© notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of a power o f sale.contained in said Mortgage,
and now become operative, and in pursuance of the stat­
ute in such case made and provided, the lands described
in eaid Mortgage as lying and being in the count of
Berrien and State of Michigan, known as the west sixty
(60) acres of the north-east quarter (34) o f section four­
teen (14) in.township, eight (8) south of Range nineteen
(19) wost< will be sold at public auction or vendue, at the
front door o f the Court House, in the village of Berrien
Springs, in said county of Berrien,
O n t h e F i r s t D a y o f S e p t e i u b e r ,A .D i lS 7 6
at the hour of eleven o’clock in the forenoon, to satisfy
the amount which shall then be due on said Mortgage,
ile, and
together with the costs of such foreclosure aud sale,
an attorney fee provided for in said Mortgage.
June Sth.lS76.
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DAYID ROUGH, Mortgagee#
J. J. Y a n ;Ripsb, Att’yXor Mortgagee.
Wise Saying,
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nU and crackors,. camlioa and cakos,
* ^ - o u never ate. better tlmm our Johnuy.bakes
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A little while after. I heard a great shout;
I turned round to see what the noise was
about;
A flag was conveyed to the top o f the hill,
And a crowd, among which were Thomas and
Bill,
W ere shouting, “ Hurrah for the teetotal m ill!”
— Irish World-
STeaB“
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• p r o v in g v e i - j
O m ah a a n d C a lifo r n ia L in e
M O R TG A G E SALE.
The poor were made rich,, the weak were made
strong,
The shot was made short, and the purse was
made long ;
These mircales puzzled both Thomas and Bill,
A t length they went in for S turn on the mill.
s e ttle d ;
T^n tho most refinoil Btate, that never will, roll,
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Is tho shortest and best route for all points in N orthern
I llinois, I owa, D akota , N ebraska, W yoming, Colorado
XlTAir, N evada, California , Oregon, China , J apan and
W.BC. Sisnnett ,
And what: he saw there one never could te ll;
Hut his conduct was changed, and: his ldngauge as w ell;
A n d when he had, turned round, the brow o f
the hill.
He knelt and thanked God for teetotal the mill.
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August
ttis Fetter You Look
Leedle Oud.
■ y ^ erosene lamps, chimneys and oil,
and'all
ey gazsii with arnszetueut; tljeii came in a
man.
With excess and; disease Ms visagq was wan;
. mounted the steps, signed the; pledge with
a will,
And went in for a turn in the teetotal mill.
Thursday,
XUS. CHICAGO A SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Embraces under ono management the Great Trunk Bail*
way Xlnea o f tho W E S T and NORTH-WEST, and, with
Us numerous branches and connections, forms the^horteat
and quickest route between Gmaiao and all points in
IuiaoiR, W isconsin, N orthern M ichigan , M innesota,
I owa, N ibraska , California and the W estern T briuto
ries. Its:
T'vKS'AtJI/C having been mittfe In tfco payment of a cor^Green Bay and Marquette Line
-U talhVuQt
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—of moneys secured, to bepaid by a cectalu'la*
Zs the only lino for Janesville, Watertown, 'Fbnd Du Lac,
duuluro oi Mortgage, bearing date tho eleventh day of An*
Oshtosh, -Appleton, . Green B ay, Etcanaba, Ncgaunee,
gmt, In tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and tho Lake Superior
uud sovonty, made and oxecutod by George F* Thayer
Country*. Its
and Maggie Thayor, his wife, of tho County of Berrien
and.State of Mlcbigau, of tho first part, and John Blako
Freeport and Dubuque Line
of iho same place party of tho second part, which said
Is the only route for JElgin Rockford, Freeport,
Mortgage waa recorded la the office of the Register of
points via Freeport. Its
Deeds to aiidior said County, in Xlber .No. 2 of Mortgages,
oupago 346, on the 12 th day o f August, A . D »1S70,.at
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
the hour of 11 o’clock A . M., on which, said Mortgage, by
failure-to pay in accordance with the terms thereof, there
fs the old Lake Shore Route, and la the only ono passing
(s cUimed and declared to be; due and unpaid at the date
through. Duanston, Lake Forest, Highland. F o r k , IV'un
of this notice the sum o f two thousand, five hundred and
kegan, Racine, Kenosha; to Milwaukee.
fifteen, doliarsv ai^d twenty-two cents ($2,515 22) and no
Pullman Palace Cars
cuit or proceedings at l&w or in equity having been in­
stituted to recover the same or an ; part thereof. Notice
are run on all through trains of this road.
fa therefore,, hereby" given that by virtue of. a pow.er of
This is the ONLY LINE running these airs between
sale contained'in said Mortgage and How become opera­
Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago ami Milwaukee, or Chicago
tive and to pursuance. o f the Statute In sncli case made
and Winpun.
and provided, the premises therein described, sitimto in
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland
tho County of Berrien'and Stato o f Michigan, and known JSIeepers on the Union Pacific Bailroad forsll poiuts M’ est
os tbo eoat half of the sonth-e&st quarter of section ser­
of tho Missouri River.
eutoen (17) in township seven (7:) south, o f range ss^eqOn the arrival of the trains from the Bast or South,
"teen (17) west, containing eighty acres'■of land more or
the trains of the Chicago & North-Western Railway,
lessi will be sold at public auction or vendno at tho front
LEAVING CHICAGO as follows:
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door of the court house, in the vHhigo of Berrion j Jbr Council J3he$s, Omaha and California, Two
Springs, in said County of Berrion and State of Michigan,
Through 'Trains daily, with Potman Palace Drawing;
Room, and Sleeping through to Council Bluffs.
F r i d a y , t l i o 22<1. d a y : o f S e p t e m b e r .
fjRw* St, JPiail and Minneapolis, Twb Through Trains
daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached on both trains.
A. 13.ISi 6, at the hour o f eleven o’clock in the torenoon
F o r OreenJBay ahd Zake Superior, Two Trains daily,
of said day,, to satisfy* the amount- Which ahall then be
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and running:through
dne on said Mortgage, together with, costs of toroclosnre
to Marquette.
andsale and an- attorney-fee therein provided for.
Jin* Milwaukee,. Pour- Trains daily, Pullman Oars on
Bated June 2Sth, A.B .1S76.
night tralna,Parlor Chair Cars on day. trains.
JOH}fBI.AKE;'M6rtgogee.
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b r Sparta: and Winona and Points in Minnesota, One
J. J. Y ak Kipsr, Att’y for Mortgagee.
* Through,Titan dally, withPullman Sleepers to "Winona.
IbrH U bu gnt, via'Preeport, Two>Thrbugh TrMns daily,:
with Pullman Cars, on might trains.
Jfbr Ihtbugue and:XaCrosse^yie, Ollnton, Two Through
N o t ic e - o f A tta c h m e n t.
Trains daily, with' Pullman Cars on. night train to McGregor.Xowa.,
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CITATK-OF-MIOHIOAN, the Circuit Court ior the
P •County o—
—*JPr Sioux City, and Yankton, Two Trains daily.- Pull­
f Berrien.
John OrMarbte- t*. 'W'iUiam Morley.—In Attachment.
man Cara to Missouri Yalley Junction*
Jhr Lake ffenct>a, Pour Trains dally.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 27th day of May, A.
S. Jbr F ockford Sterling, Kenosha, Janesville, aud other
D.1876, a writ of attachment was duly issued out of the
poiuts;youcanhave from two to ten txaina daily.
Circuit Court for the County o f Berrien, a t. the suit of
New York Office, No. 415 Broadway ; Boston Office, No,*
John C. Marble, the abov6. named*plaintiff, agairiHt the
5 State Street; Omaha Office, 253 Parhham Stroot; San.
lands, tenements, goods and chattels,', moneys and effects
of ^miarnMorley, the defendant above nained, for the- Jrancisco 0ffice,12I Montgomery Street; Chicago Ticket
Offices; 62 Clark Street; under. Sherman House; corner
sam of six^hundred and forty-eight dollars and fifty-three
Canal and Madison Streets; Kinzie Street Depot, corner
cents, which said writ was returnable on the 6th day ot
W . Kinzie and Canal:Streete; Wells Street Dopot, corner
Jnne. A .D . lS76, at 10 o’clook in the forenoon.
Wells andKinzie Streets.
J. J . Y A N RIPBR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
For rates or Information not attainable from your home
Dated June-19, A.D .1876.
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ticket agents, apply to
Bill listened and, wondered; and at length he
cried;
“ Why, Torn, Jf its true what you’re telling
-about,
What' fools wo must be to be here sitting
still,—
Let us go, and we’ll look at tho teetotal mill.
^ l a i s q u o t ^ T c e l a n d er s
Beepi'd^^Biichaiiap, - Michigan,
01 111 MOTTO STOP A LEEDLE,
INTHEFOLtOWING. .
M O RTG AG E SALE.
‘‘ There’s a. wheel in the mill they call selfdenial,
’ They turn it a bit, just to give us; a trial j
Old clothes aro made new, and, if you’ ve: been
ill;
Y ou ’re vory soon, cured, at tho teetotal mill,”
County
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