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The Berrien County Becord,
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sick she had been, how wearied out accept it as an honorable basis of rec his difficulties or of saving his from Oiie-Lcggcd Pants and Cavalry Boots.
A one-legged soldier walking up
Tilton’s countenance the blight which he has since fastened
with,the.
frequency that ho hacl con onciliation.”
BFAtTLT; haying been made in the payment oCa.corcheered under Moulton’s strong talk, upon it, with even more destructive the Bowery-was accosted by a cloth
tain sum o f money secured to be paid b y a certain
fessed
his
own
alien
loves,
and
said
BEECHER’S STATEMENT.
OTPIOS—I n u Recotd, Bripk B uilding,” north s id e d
*
indenture o f Mortgagebearlug dat9the23d-day o f June,:
Front dtreot. tour d ooraeaatpf Main*
that he could not bear to think that and we parted in a friendly way. .Not effect upon its members than I then ing merchant with the usnal <cBolI you
A. A JS7Sj made and. executed by Franklin Muzzy, of tho
City of Niles, Berrien County;Michighni to Frederick A.
f CONTINUED.]
she was better than he ; that she might, long after that, Tilton asked me to his feared, I Wrote the letter to Moulton, something to-day ?” Entering the
White, also o f the sanie.plaoe, and .recorded in the offiCo.
Laws ofXcwspapers.
Ot the Register o f Deedsfor the County ot Serrion and
win him into reformation if she would house, and wanted to havo the good of which Tilton has given extracts, store the veteran was invited to in
In
tho
latter
part
of
July,
lt>70,
U Subscribers-who d o n o t g iv e express notice to the
State o f M ichigan,in lib e r JO o f Mortgages,ou page 123,.
on
the
sec>nd
day
of
Augusts
A
.1).1S73,
at
4
o'clock
P.
sontrary are considered as w ishing to continue th e sub
Mrs. Tilton, waa sick, and at her; re confess that she loved me more than old times renewed! I never renewed even more wickedly garbled than his spect the large stock, but having look
M., which said Mortgage was assignedby tho said. Frod-’
scription.
2i I f anbacriberawish th eir papors discontinued,ptiberick A , White to;William Osborn,of Uio T illage Of Bu
quest i A-isited her. She seemed uiuqh him, and that they would repent and my intimacy with the family, though I other quotations; For he has; repre ed through the array of coats and vests
labors tn aycon tin u oto sen d thoin until; a ll arrearages
chanan,in said County o f Berrien; on the thirtieth day o f
depressed,
hut gave me no hint of go on with future concord. I cannot visited the house once or twice at Til sented two extracts from this letter as and trousers he turned to go> saying
July,, A . D . 1S73,;; and: said assignment recorded in tho
are paid.
S . I f subscribersm ove to otherpiacqs w ithoutInform *
offlce o f the R egister o f Deeds o f said County o f Berrien,,
any
trouble
having reference to-me. give her language, but only tlie tenor ton’s request. On one of these occa constituting points of two separate let that he saw nothing there that would
in book 10 o f Mortgages; on page 137;. on the second day
n g tho publisher, an d th e paper is sen t to th e former
of, Angus ty A . D.1873, and by the said JVilllani Osborn
direction, th e y are held responsible* N otice should
I cheered her tho best I* could and of her representations, I received sions he talked very graciously about ters, and has artfully given thediiipres- suit him.
Aa OMtaary Editor.
assigned to Welsgerber £ Bdwards, also. o f the village of
alw ays W given o f therem ovaU
“Yell, vat you vants ?”
j
Buchanan; on the: 10th day o f September, A . D<1873,
nrayed with her just before leaving, them impatiently. • I spoke to her in his wife and me. H e praised me to sion that they were written on;or after
4 . I f subscrlhersneglector reftise tu ita te th e ir papers
Which said assignment was recorded in the office of-the
from th e oofdce or place to w hich th ey are s e n t, th ey are
June,
1873,
whereas
this
letter
was
Two
or
three years ago I was at
“I
want
a
pair
of
one-legged
panta
the strongest language of her course. his wife, saying that I had takeu on
KegiaterpfDeoda of* said Couiity-of Berrien, & UberD oC th is >vas our last: interview before
heldrespnsibTe u n tlI th e y settle^biUs and givemotionto;
dated
Februai’y4th,
1872.
"He
fur
tached
to
the Morning A rgus , the
Mortgages, on page l3 7 . on.lhe 22d day Of September, A.
loons.”
i
.
myself
all
the
.blame
of
the
past
troub
Jtsscontiaaei 2
*
trouble broke out in the family.
I I said to her : “Have I ever made
D. lSTS^ at S}Z o’clock'A. M^ on which said Mortgage
6- T hecou rtsh avoU ecidedthatrefusingtotake'a paper
ther
says
that
this
letter
was
.
’
written
only
paper
published in our village,
“Vos
dat
all?
Yacob,
pring
me
one
les)
and
had
honorably
exculpated
her,
from. th e office,or roraoring and leaving' i t uh ca lled fo r, . there is'claimed ta b e due and unpaid at the date o f this
any.
improper
advances
to
yon
?”
.She
describe.it because it was the last, and
notice, tbe'sum o f tw elve hundred and fifteen dollars-and
| s p r iw a /a c ta e v ld e n c o o f intentionalfraud.
nlnety-8lx, cent3j (?l,215.fiC),. and no snit. or proceedings
its character has a bearing upon a said, “N o.” Then Tasked: “Why and telliDg me likewise that his wife for the purpose of being shown to him. of dem one-legged gray pants on dot and, during my engagement, we em
r . A ny person who: receives, a, newspaper and makes
at law, or in. equity having: been instituted: to recover
mae o f i t , w hether he has ordered: It. o r not w ill.be held In
ployed as an assistant editor a young
=
later part of my story.
Concerning did- you sa y so to your husband ?” had behaved magnanimously and she I had no idea of such a thing being pile in der corner.”
.the sam eor any parttheroof—-Notice.latherefore hereby
aw to he a subscriber;'
given, that by virtue o f a power o f sale contalnetlin said
done, as the letter shows .plainly
In a few minutes Jacob returned man named Drinker. When Drinker
7 . IF subscribers p ayin advance, theyarebbund to give
blamed
herself
rather
than
me.
This
She
seemed
deeply
distressed.
“My.
all
my
other
visits
it
is
sufficient
to
M ortgage.and now become operative, &n(t in pursuance.1
notice to tho publisher, a tth e e n d b r th eit'tim e, If they
o f the Statute in such case made and provided, the premd o not w ish to. continue tak ing i t ; otherwise th e publish^
say that, at no interview which ever friend (by that designation, she almost Seemed absurd, but perhaps generous enough on its face,and did not:author- and reported that the last pair had began his duties, the manager said to
Isesth^reln described, :to*Wit; That certain, pieces or par*
ey reauthorized to send it on; aud th e subscribers w illb e
him :
c e lo fla n d in tlieTownship o f Hagor, in th e County o f
toot place between. Mrs. Tilton' and always called me), I am sorry, hut on his part, and the end of the trouble. ize any use of that letter;, which was been sold.
responsible un til, an express notice* w ith paym ent o fa ll
Berrien an d S U te o f Michigan, known' and:described as.
arrears, la sen t to th e publisher.
""
supposed:
by'me
to
be
written.
j
and
re
Meanwhile
the
partner
next
door
“See here, Drinker, among other
I
supposed
Tilton
had
given
up
-the
I
could
not
help
it.
"What
can
I
do
?”
myself did any thing occur which might
theUndiYidedone-half o f the southwest quarter of Section
ceived in the most, sacred confidence. who had been listening through" the things, I want you, whenever you see
thirty-threej (33) in township number three.; (3) south o f
idea
of
intentional
wrong
On
my
part
I
told
her
she;
could
state
in
writing
not
have
occurred
with
perfect
pro-*
lango eighteen (13) w est, Will be saldat,public auction or
vendue, a t tho front d oorof the Court llouse, In the vil
priety between a brother and sister— W.hat iShe had now toldme: She beck and had forgiven my unintentional This letter was as follows,, I lam now thin partition had mapped-out a ’plan in the-exchanges or any where, a good
B u sin e ss Directory.
lage o f Berrien, Springs^ in said County o f Berrien and
oned for, her writing , piaterials, which Wrong, but I understand now thatTil- informed. An inspection of the orig of campaign against the one-legged biographical sketch of any prominent
State o f Michigan On Friday, tho .4tb day .o f September, i between a fatherland child—between
AvD.187-l, at; the hour Of 11 o’clock in the forenoon of
I
handed hor from her secretary near ton intended to keep m y trouble of inal would doubtless refresh my mem cripple. “Yohn,” he whispered to an man, to clip-it out and put it away,
a
mail
of
honor
anil
the
wife
of
his
isOidday to patU’fy'tbe: amount; which shall then^he due,,
2% W H I T S V L r n g g i s t a n d A p o t j h together
with
cottto
of
foreclosure
and
Bale,
and
ahattorby,
and .she sat up in "bed and wrote a mind alive so tha t I might be used in ory with concurring circumstances, attendant, “cut me off de leg of one so’s when he dies, you understand, we
* ocary^ s o u th sid e o f i'Tbnt Street,. BuchanAn,
dearest friend. hTor did anything
n eyfee provided for i n said Mortgagor
Michigan.
securing the money from Bowen,which hut this Mr. Moulton denies to me : of dem gray, pants. Send him up can rush it out as an obituary article,
TTJfilSGffiRBKK &■ EDWA11DS,
brief counter statement,
.
ever
happen
which
she
or
X
sought
to
Assignees' Of Mortgage.
[Here follows: the letter ip which
as it were.”
T . M O R L B Y , s t a r fo u n d r y :. A l l
In a postscript she denied explicit Tilton claimed to be due on account of
conceal from her husband.
J ,J - Van Riper , A tt’y for Assignees of Mortgage..
* kinds©feasting,suchasptowpbintSjBUgurketilBS,
Dated June 1 0 , 1S74 *
' 17W1S
Mr.
Beecher wrote about “the-tortures
By the time this had. been done the
Drinker went to work, and about
his
expulsion
from
the
two
newspapers.
ly
that
I
had
offered
any
improper
so
sleigh shoes;, Ac; iron turning and job; work.tf6ne;tp
the:Course: oe the independent .
order. Qldmetaltakeninexchaugefor work. Furtago
of the damned,” his, nervous, torment, soldier had hobbled out of the first two months afterward some well-known
There
was
a
good
deal
going
on
in
licitation
to.
her.
Mr,
Beecher:
then
itreet.uearthedepot.
3Sti
Some years before any open trouble left the scone, still greatly shocked at silencing, etc., that I did not under and his hopes of death. It also refers store only , to be inveigled into the man died, and I examined the obituary
M O R TG A G E S A L E .
m D !S ’B U S ,—Qeoxgo B ir d ?vill teox T-vRFAXJLT having been made in the; payment o f a c«r- betwe'en’Mr. Tilton and myself, his what he, had heard, and returned to stand,.as-well then as now. Mr. Til to a partly quoted letter of Mr. Til second. Again He went through the bureau, for tbe purpose of obtaining
J j tain sum o f money secured to be pald by'a certain in
his ’B us to and from: tha iUUrpad trains and Ubicls,'
doctrines, as Set forth in the leaders, Mr. Moulton’s heme. “It has been ton lead rue to believe in his own pu- ton’s, as follows:]
inspection of odds and ends, and.then his history. I t was not there: but I
denture o f Mortgage, bearing date the first day p f April,
also to any part ot the. village; FarAonly 25 cents, in*
in the year o f our nord one thousand eight hundred and
ofth
e Independent, aroused a storm said, that 1 here confessed ' guilt and .rity. I- was glad to believe in it, and
eluding baggage-.
T uesday.—I leave, for the West. demanded one-legged trousers, inti discovered that the insidious Drinker
seventy; (1S70), made and executed, by N athauielB. OblUns;and Caroline C. Collins, hia >vife, and PhilanderM.
of indignation among the representa remorse. This is utterly- false, Moul felt how hard it was that hie should be Monday. How glad I was to learn mating that he didn’t believe the trad had stored away in that mortuary re
C. SM IT H , M . L ., P h y sic ia n an d “Weateir and^Derlnda W6avor;hi3'Wil'e;.0f the Couuty of
tive' OoDgregrttionalists in the 'West, ton came to sne tho next evening and made to suffer by slanderous foes. - you were your own self Sunday morn er had any.
ceptacle, one biographical sketch, of
• Surgeon.. Office and. Residence^ third* door south. Berrien and. State o t Michigan, to Ira K. Lawsou, Trus
tee o f the ShakerSociety, aud to hia successorrin office
ot Gallon House, Gallon, Mich*
•
and
as the paper was still supposed to said that Mrs, Tilton had told her hus Moulton joined with Tilton in elevat- , ing. Theodore’s mind has, been hard
“Not haf one-legged pants 1 Fadder John Wesley, a collection of anecdotes
and trust forever, in the town of West Pittsfield, Berk*
shire Couuty, and State of Massachusetts,, said Mortgage
B . CHT7K C H II.I.. d ea le r i » Clocks, being recorded in the oftlce of the Kegiater of Deeds lor be my organ, I was written to on the band of the retraction she had: given ing his character. Qa the other hand toward you of late, and I think he -Moses ! vot you takes ine for ? Yohn, about Gen. Putnam, and an essay up
In reply, I indignantly dis me. He said such papers would be no he complained that Mrs. Tilton did proposes an interview with ?you by pring me one of dem one-legged gray on “The Life and Services of John
the County of Berrien, in state o f Michigan, in Liber No.; subject.
• Watched, Jewelry, Spectacles, Ac. ATSo^repidrlng
1 o f Mortgages; on page 377, ofi: the fourteenth day of,
done to order. AU w ork warranted. Store', third door
claimed;
all
responsibility for the views good-—there would bo no end of con not trust her husband or him. He -word or note before leaving home. I f pants in dot pile in in de back of de Hancock.”
April
A
.
D.,
iSTO,
a
t
the.
hour
o
f
3
^
o’clock,
in
the
ai'tdr>
wees' o^Blnns
store, north side Ot Front Street,.
boon ofsaiffiday; oq w hichM ortgage there is claimed to.
Buchanan, Mich’.
expressed by Mr. Tilton. My broth tradictions, as she had already recant urged me to use my influence to in so be not cast down. _I bear this al sthore.”
I commenced with Drinker upon
beflu e aud unpaid; at. the date of tlu» noiico, fivo-hundred
aud twenty-three dollars arid fifty-nine cents,($523-59) and.
The newly altered trousers Were the subject.
|^H AS. A. MORGAN, M. 3D., PRysloia^: no suit orproceedingB atlayrbriu equity having been insti er Edward, then living in Illinois, was ed tC'hor husband ber retraction tome, 5 spire confidence in Moulton, and , to most always, hut the (xod in whom we
prominent in the remonstrance ad Moulton said the difficulty "might be dead her to take a kinder view of .trust will .deliver us safely. I know produced, and the waggish; soldier
tuted to recovertho same'or any part thereof: Notice is
ftnd Surgeon. Office and residence east side Oak
“Mr. Drinker,” I said, after call
therefore hereby given, that'by virtue a power «-faate.Con?
Street, four doors, south o f A dvent Church, Biichanan,
dressed to' "Bfiwen concerning the settled without such papers. Moulton- Theodore.. Accordingly, at Moulton’s you do and. are willing abundantly to gave himself up as lost. But as he ing his attention to the articles about
taiued;in‘said Mortgage, andnowbecom eoperatiTe.andm
Mich,
pursuance o f:the Statute in such case made and provided,
course of his paper under Mr. Tilton’s flourished a pistol and -I-gavc him the instence, three letters were written on help him, and I also know your em Spread them before him he became the father of Methodism, “You cer
the premises therein described as situated. in the County
S P I S H D H O U S E ; . B o x T ie x t* S p r im s s .
o f Berrien and Stafe’ofMichigan,'lo^witJ; Tho w c sts iity management.
It was understood that retraction.” Mr. Beecher went on,in the 17th of Eebruary, to he shown to barrassments. I. anticipate my West conscious, as did the dealer, of some tainly must be aware that John WesThis old and favorably known Hotel; is still under
t'Wo (32)'feet of w est side of lot number four (4) In Block
the mauagemeut o f M rs. DaField'A Son, who w ill spare
Bowen
"agreed,
in
consequence of the the presence of Mr. Moulton, to tell M rs.Tilton. . I have not seen the or ern trip where I may be alone with thing wrong.
“BV Central Addition to, the village o f Buchanan, w ill be
loy died long before you came into this
so efforts to m aintain a first class Hotel; a t the County
sold at public auction or vendue, u tth e iront door o f the
Seat.
proceedings arising out of the remon his. feelings, excited by the deception, iginals, but I hand you the copies him Exceedingly.
“Fadder Abraham ! John ! you office.”
Court Ilonso in,the village of Berrien Springs, in said
County o f Berrien and State of Michigan* on, Friday; the
strance, to remove Tilton or suppress practiced by Mrs. T. “ Mr. M., ap herewith verified by one of your com
haf ruined me ! You haf cut off de
“N -n-no!” exclaimed Drinker,
eleveuthdtiy of September, A D.1874, at tlio houroi oloven
S . !DOI)I>» M; 3D.j pHysioiaA. & snr-j o’clock
[ to BE CONTINUED.] :
in the forenoon of said; day,vo satisfy the amount
his
peculiar
views
:
but,instead
of
that,
* geon. Special attention givenVo chronic diseadas,
wrong leg !”
mittee.
[Here
are
copied
letters
of
with a look of surprise on his face.
parently
affected
by
m
y
soliloquy,said
'which
shftU
then
be
due
on
said
Mortgagetogether
with
Ofiicenrat fioor o f *4ltecord Brick.** Residence on. Day’s
Theo'dore seemed firmer in his saddle that.if Mr. Tilton could really be per the-above date, quoted in Tilton’s
costs of. foreclosure and sale; aud an attorney foe therein
Another ’ of the Chatham street “ Wh-wh-what! Joan Wesley dead !
Avenue, east side* Buchanan ,M|ch'.
provided for;,
than before, and his loose notions of suaded of the friendliness.ofi my feel statement.)]. In my letter to Mrs,
dealers had what he called army bro* Why, it’s too bad. I had. no Idea of
IRA R. LAWdON,
Ignorance
in
the
Unites
States.
Trustee, Ac** Mortgagee.;
P M. PLIMPTON, attorney^ oonnmarriage and divorce began to be ings toward him ther.c would be no Tilton I alluded to the fact that
gans and cavalry boots. An ex-sol such a thing. What a shock it must
J . J , V an R iper . A ttorneyfor Mortgagee.
s e lle r at Law,and SoHOitorifiChaucery.: Officeon
It is alarming. The Detroit Post dier purchased a pair of the latter one have been to his fam ily!”
D
atedJune
1
7
.1S74.!
10\vl3:
shadowed edi torially. Tnis led to the trouble in procuring a reconciliation. I did not expect, when I saw her last,
south.side Front Street, over Redden, & Graham’s store,
Buchanan* Berrien. Co., Mich.,
says:
starting of the Advance in Chicago, . I gave him leave to state -to - Theo to be alive many days.
rainy'day, but returned to the*store
“And as for Gen. Putnam, Drinker,
Massachusetts stands at the head, in a few minutes, complaining! that the it’s perfectly absurd for you to pre
to supersede the Independent in the dore my feeling. H e proposed that I
BAIilaENGBE, j u s t i c e of t l t o p o a o e
That statement was consistent with
M O R TG A G E. S A L E .
* and Licensed: Conveyancer. Office south side: o f
Northwest, and Mr. Bowen was made should write a letter: I declined, but many serious symptoms felt by me arid '"Vermont next, in respect! to the soles were of pasteboard and: had al tend that you thought he was alive,
Profit street; ovor Baton A Simmons^ Grocery Store,
T\EFAULT having bVen made in the Cbpditiona of a cer-' to feel that Tilton’s management was.
small number of school children en ready soaked" to a pulp.
Buchanan. M ich.
said that he could report our inter arising lrom over work.
you know.
Gome now, that’s too
J i) tkifin Mortgage made "'and extjeutea- by ‘Wellington
seriously injuring his business, and view. He then prepared to make a : -Mr. Beecher followed this state rolled, and the small number of ab
Mills, Of Cnchtman, Berrien Couuty, Michigan, to "William
“Vot you vas done mit dem boots ?” much.”
-pASTERK STAR. DEGREE.
G.;Bearjsley, o f the'aame place,- ‘dated* the 20th, day of
Tilton may have felt that his position. memorandum; o f the talk, and sat down ment hy instancing a great, number of sentees. Michigan does well: in res asked the dealer.
■A-i an Lodge, No. 13 hold reguljir meetings in. Masonic
May, A. X)., lS73; to secure the sum*, .of Eleven Hundred.
“Is he dead too ? Well, well. The
H a ll, drat Wedueaday o f encUiuonth.at 7 l | P. M.
Dollars, according; to the conditions o f two.cei min; prom was being undermined by the oppo
'“Why, I walked two or three rods.” fact is, I ’ve been living down in the
at my stable and took .down, as I .sup .cases where ho expected to meet with pect to the' average attendance o.f
Mrs. U« N.MotVREsr, Presideut;, Mr. N o ia MiQhAEi-i, issory notes, which said Mortgage w as- duly recorded in
Vice President; Mrs. UiF.,5ThONO, Secretary
the uffice o f the Register o f De,eds in aud for the county
nents of his views, with whom he sub posed, a condensed report of my talk,, -sudden death, and gave entire satis-' those enrolled, but nearly one-fourth
“Y alk! You walk, in dem boots! country for two or three years, and
oPBerrien-and Shiteôf Michigan,, on. the fiTth day of
sequently pretended _to believe I was' for I went; on still pouring out my . factory reasons for not mentioning -it* of the -children are not registered. In V y, dem was ga-valry boots!”—-W. Y. haven’t kept the run of things. And
Muy;,A. D;I&73, In volume six
.-Mortgages, onpage
AGIiE HOTEL; Borrion ;Springs;’ &27j whichâi‘d&Mortgage *wua by the: said William U in league. 'Vague intimations of his
X * (near the Court House) baviug changed proprietors^ Beardsley in' parifassiguedito Julia A . Bntler, on Uie27ih
.wounded feelings over the great deso- to physicians oii his family: Daring •New York, out of nearly one '-minion Sun.
so old Putnam’s dead. That noble
has been new ly furnished throughout, Thotutmost care* day o f May,,1873*.or so* muctrthereo£ as la sufficient, to
“feeling
hard”
towards
me
I
ascribed
old man. Strange, strange, how we
lotion in Theodore’s family. . It. was •the whole of 1 8 7 1 1 was in constant and a"half of children, half a million
secure-thepajuienvof one,note -ofsix hundred dollars,
will be taken lo provide for the convetiieuce and com
which soid note was made and, executed'by the said Wel
fort o f guests'. A. good stable in, connection with the
to this misc.onception. I had really not a dictation of sentence, after, sen suspense, not only as to the future of are absent. Out of 883,000 children
are passing away.” .
Hotel. Otis RStn* proprietor.
lington Mills;, arid.: made- payable -tt*; said William G.
A
Detective
Outwitted.
taken no step to harm him.
in Illinois, more than one-half are ab
Beardsley the Mortgagee, or order,pne year frem-the said
the
Tilton
family,
hut
as
to
the
degree
tence,
he.a
mere
amanuensis
arid
I:
com
“And, Drinkei*, you certainly can’t
dav o f May; A. D*. 1873»r and which assignment is
A New Orleans detective: recently be such an idiot as to have put away
H. BERRIOK, *M. U. ok oe in 2Ulh;
Mr. Beecher then stated that in D e posing for. him. Mr. Moulton was I might personally be subject- to mis sent. In Connecticut, once: famous
also recorded in the O fllceofthe Register o f Deeds in
• John 0 . Welch’s building., Residence on Front’ &afd cotinty ha appears by the record' thereof, on the 27th
cember, ISTO, a young girl came to putting into his own, shape* pans of construction.
The officers of the. for its., common school system, one arrested a man on suspicion of having this article about Hancock, with the
Street* Buchanan, Mich,.
day of. May A^D. iS73, iu Liber nine (9) pCMoftgages,.on
third of the children are absent; And stolen a diamond. Being hard pressed
page ninety-lhree, (93) and- u*liich sai l Mortgage was by
& A. M. Summit Lodgo Nov,-192= the said Jn iia A^Builerf.aud. the: right and: title o f said him: and told'him that Mrs. T. .wanted, that which l . was saying in my..own Church sought to investigate Tilton’s ‘the same is true of 0 bio. This' does the thief owned up and surrendered expectation that he would die again.
note
duly
assigned
to
Joseph.
Steyens.
on
the
thirtieth
to
see
him—
that
she
had
left
her
home
* holds a regular m eetiiigererr Monday evcniDg oii
manner w ith. profuse explanations. religions views, and moral character.
You know he did die once. Why,
(30) day o f Miiy, A. D l lS7oj andrby her delivered.to the
or before th ofull o f the moon, in each'month.
in consequence o f ill treatment from This paper of Moulton’s was a more As. to the latter, I had been deceived hot indicato an entire absence of the the jewel to the officer, who placed .it Drinker, he died about 10,000 years
said Joseph-Stevens.who.is now the owner aud holder
II. N r Mowrsy, W* M..
G. D . H arper, Sec;
thtffebf, and which assigntw'out was' duly recorded fn the.
her husband— and gave an account of memorandum of the points to be used into the belief that he was not in fault, children from school, but such an av in his shirt bosom. On the way to ago.”
office of the R egisterol Deeds on the 23d, day of June, A.
■p «&A. M«. Th©. regular comm.uuioa* D.1374, in Liber nine (9) oCMortKHgea, on page two hun the abuse and cruelty she'had seen her by him in setting forth my ,feelings. and hoped for a change in his religious erage absence as practically - to de the-lock-up the officer'and the prison
“ Gome, now !” exclaimed Drinker,
^ * tlCns o f Bnchafiau-XodgeNo*.6S acelialdatMas'onic ! dred: Uud sixty-six; as appears, by thu . record thereof;
tfall fn thia vilLtge, OnFriday' Gveainôxi orheforn the . There is claimed, to be due. upon, said - note and Mort
self. Mrs. Tilton told the story of her That it contains matter and points de views. Tilton also, intimated to me prive them of the benefits of a school er got on board a street-car, aud in so exultingly, “ I ’ve got you there. A h !
gage,
the
sum
o
f
six
hundred;
and
forty-fiver
dollarsiui<1
full o f the moon in each; m onth.
A twood, W’. M.
wrong to Mr. Beecher, who referred rived from me is without doubt, ' but that he thought, it not unlikely he education,' • And when we take into doing, the former was considerably ah ! Died 10,000 years ago, did he,
twuQty-eeven cents ($64527) and n<^ suit or proceedings at
W
*.W. Smith, Sec,
law or in chancery haying been Instituted to recover theher
to his wife, who was very indig they were put with sentences by him might go back to his old position, so 1 account tlve largo'number of children jostled by a crowd on tho platform. smarty? You know too much. Yon
or anypart thereof-—Th^reiore notice is hereby
f i H- MoLIN, M. U., hoiueopatRio ‘ whole
given that iu pursuance o fa power of sale in skid Mort
nant
at Tilton, -and advised a separa and. expressed as .lie understood-them, told the Examining Committee that I . who aremo'fienrolled,1as in Kentucky, Just then the prisoner whispered in think everybody’s a fool but yourself i
^T*.= Physician and Surgeon. Special attention paid to
gage. contained,./ that' the - >u!d premises described, in
chronic diseases, Office and Residence on Portage dtreoi
said Mortgage w ill be sold at public auction to the high
tion. Mr. B. was loth to concur,.but no t as my words, .hut. as hints of my was not without hopes to bring him, 'where,.putmf 877,000 children, 216,- his ear:
Dead, is he ? Now, what’s the use of
•econd hon seson th o f F rbntsireet;
*'
est bidder ut the front door oi the Court House, in the
“Look out, captain! That was a your trying to stuff that down me,
finally did, arid advised a separation figures and letters to be used hy him back into his church work again. 000 are£riot enrolled, and of those
village o f Berrien Springs, in said county , on, tho 18th, day
A . D; l874, at ten o’clock in the forenoon
/FALLEN HOUSER Gallon,; M io i,- oCSeptBmb'er,
and a settlement of support. * At that in conversing with Tilton. He did Meanwhile-one wing of the the Female registered-more than one half are ab th ief that passed just now.” i
when 1 know well enough that the
qfsaid day,-by th e¥h erilf ofsaid county to satisfy the
W. W Davis, Proprietor. ‘ No pains w ill be Rpared
amount duie upon said* note ! aud Mortgage, -w.Uhsoveh;
The officer glanced hurriedly at Democrats talked about running Han
time Mrs. T. did not tell him that her not read the paper to me, nor did I Suffrage .party had gob; hold of the: sen t; in Louisiana,'With-254)000 chil
to.raaintain ihU ns a flrst-clasa hotel, livery prpviaioni per CbiiLcintereat thereon.and co^t oflbrecloaure, together
w ill bemade for the Couvenienco and: coiniort o f guests.
husband had extorted from her the read it, nor have I ever seen or-heard story in a distorted and. exaggerated dren, and only 204,500 enrolled; .and his shirt front. - The pin was gone. cock for the Presidency at the last
with an attorney fee,of twenty-five.dolla's, covenanted for
Charges atwaysTeasonable.,
; 0 40tftherfeln.* The said premise* are described us follows, ToJuly previous, a confession of exces it read.that I remember until' the pub form. ■ I - know now that these, .false of those registered one-fifth.are absent, He sprang from the car: in pursuit of election!. G, pshaw.! You ain’t- fit to
wit.: -That certain peice dr parcel of land; situateilyiog,
andbetng in the Coufity of Berrieu. and. State o f Michi-#
TCT S .O B L A C K , s u c c e s s o r /t o C .S . & H .
sive
affection for him (Beecher). On lication of Tilton’s recent document, rumors originated with Tilton himself, in South Carolina, with 169,000 chil thp.imaginary thief- It i s : needless write for any paper that’s got any*
iganâsfpjlowa":—CpmnieDpiDgat the-'BOuth east corner
■“ *' ■ S . Black.) manufacturer:ofB edsteads,. Loungee,; ofTdt.nUmberniheteau (19; in that part of the village o f
Tables,Stands, Ac., Buchanan,,M ich..
, 7 Buchanan1, and; as-laid o u tb y John H a m ilto n , tlience. the evening of- December 27 th, ISTO',
;and now reading it I sec init thoughts I saw the evil growing, and these -dif dren, and only -152,000 enrolled; and to say he was not to be found,rind when Sense.”
running w eat four (4) rods, thence north,eight (S)rods and
Mr.
Bowen1
called
at
his
house-andthat*poiht to*tho matter-o.f’my ’ dis ficulties were intensely increased by several, other Southern .States,- arid he returned, his former prisoner was
Then Drinker was discharged. I '
O. G, E,—TB.© regular4meeting* of • eight (8)'feet,: thence east lour (4) rods thence; aouth'
handed him the following letter,: T ' i course, . but it is not my paper,, nor the affiliation of Tilton. with the some of the Northern,, some idea:, may missing also. The next day-:the. vigi- didn’t enlighten him. H e will proba
• Buchanan Lodge'N0. 7 5 are- held afc theiir hall, in < .eight (S) rods and eight (8) feet to place of beginning.
Buchanan, bn; T uesday evening* o f each w eek, ar 7 '
Dated June 24. A .D .IS74.
“ QUIT THE TULPIT AND BUOOKIA'N.” are'- those.my sentenoes, nor: is it;a "Woodhull clique. . In May, ,, 1871,) be gained of the work to he done' for eant detective had .his feelings lacera bly go down to the grave with the firm
o’clock. Transient brethren in good standing are cordi
f -.iJOSEPHiSTEVENS,
a lly invited to' attond,
k.
divilizatiqri.'xn-1this country, and. in ted :anew by the receipt of a pencil conviction that Gen. Hancock is the
^
Assignee of said Mortgage..
H enhy 'Ward' B eecher : — ■Bor correct repor t of what I said.' It-is. a* . Mrs, Woodhull advertised, her forth-.’ "this day and generation ; to be■done,. note saying.:. . *A :
B .IT . SteRczr, N .G .
B . C. BARMORE. Sec..
E .M . PUMPiOk, A tt’y for-Assignee.,
19w3
j
man who set copy for the miserable
reasons which" you explicitly know, mere string of hints, hastily - put . to? coming articles. I t . was. .delayed os nozo -and here, by Americans -who
“ Captain, I ’m gone. I take away penman who signed the Declaration of
J . 'VAN R IP E R , A tto r n e y and
gether
by
an
ixnpracticed
writer,
as
tensibly
by
Tilton’s
influence.
■
’.Dur
and
which
I
forbear
to
state,
I
demand
• Counsellor a tL aw , and Solicitor in Chancery.. ’Col*
.
M O R TG A G E SA L E . boast of their free institutions, their, the pin with me. It was too nice to Independence.— M ax A d d e r.
lections made and proceeds prompUy. remitted* Officp
that you'withdraw from the pulpit and helps to his memory in'representing, ing the suspension .of the. publication,
■«cond floor, Howe’s Block, B uehasan, Mich.
intelligence
and their virtue. . ..
give op.” .
:
TSEFAULThavingheen m adein the conditiong o f a cer’to Tilton how I felt'toward his family, ■■Mrs.: Woodhull became the.heroine of
quit Brooklyn as a .residence. . U italn indenture o f mortgage; made, and.1 executed, by
’■■
■
■’ Complaint is made by tho' Commis
Jacob Brown, o f the village and. township of. Buchanan,
If-more
than
this,
he
claimed—
;-if
it.'be
TiltOn.
and.
Moulton.:
I
was
introduced
. Aa Old Ifse For Ifaimuers.
B . E U L L E R , m an u factu rer o f a- in
,
Theodore .T iia’on.
* the County oFBerrien and'State of Michigan, to
sioner of the inadequacy of his means
- - About luisnessi : • Superior article o f Concrete W ell, Cistern and.-panlel:Ar-Wagnar',ortke same place, dated the first day
8et’forth
as
in
any
proper
sense*--my
to
her
and
.met:her
three
times
;
the
.Mr.
Beecher
read
this
and
remark
I remember, says a correspondent
House Brick. A ;snpply constantly on hand. Buchanan,* | of3f»yJ A. D.O-S72, to.»ecure ttio sani o f twelve hundred
-to carry out the;objects-of his.bureau:
Mich.<
•
: .
?
r. ;
M anyyoung people think -an idle of the Medical and Surgical lournal,
ed, c-cthe man, is crazy.”' "‘Mr. -Bowen,’ letter—j! then disown icîul :de?5puape last time; she; was. very angry; because..
‘ abd*fiftydollars, according to'tlie conditions o f five cerWe hope that 'Congress will grant him
tain premieeon’ notâ of, even datn with eaid' mortgage,
M . W IL SO N , .d en tist. Office first which notee were mada and executed .b y tb e -said Jncob said ha thought" so "too. M r.. Bowen it), 'Som'e. of its' sentences,'aid partic-; I peremptorily refused to preside at all needful aid: to prosecute .so inter life must bo a "pleasant one :i but.there that, when I was very young, they
Brown,
and
specified•.iii'said
mortgage;-yhich
Bald
rnort•' door north o f th e Bank. Charges reasonable and
ar'o none-who enjoy so little; and -are. •used to raise blisters with boiled ham
expressed entire, ignorance Ox-the let ularly that in which I am'mado .tp say. • the lecture she was about to give,. Til-"
gage was duly recarded: in. the office o f the Begister of
esting arid so vital a .work." - It is es
satisfactlou guaranteed.,
Deads, in and for the County ofBerrien.and State o f Mich
such burdens to- themselves,] as those mers. Old Dr. Twitchell, of Keene,
ter. The/’two gentleman then talked , that Ilia d obtained Mrs.' T il ton’s,.for-, ton and Moulton both tried to induce
sential that we should-know the mag
igan, on the' eighth day *o f May, A . -D^ t>72, at
w ou ld o’clock, F . M. o f said day, in Liber five (5)'of Mortgages' yery long;about Mr, Tilton’s .private .giyeness, I never cobid haye ’saidjeven • me to preside, but I refused; and* Til-)
who have -riothirig to do. Those who -i—peace to his ashes—once wanted to
nitude of the; obstacles.,- and j evils we.
£
anndnnce to, the citizenfff ^f-ButthanaiLthat sheds
bn page 363, as appears hy the record ^hereof., And
in
substance.
.
I
had
not
obtained-nor
ton
presided
himself.
Mrs.,
W!
gave:
character.
Mr.
Bowen
concluded
he
•work'.hard
all'day enjoy : th;eir’ short blister some one in a farm house, far
rattandfpg id the;.practfc^ otTmedicfiae ip, its Tarlous- *whereae,-thfire-is^ciMimed to bo.doe and 'Owing, upon said
notee for principal and intereat; at tbs date;of thin notice,
bmnehes. Office and reiidence w est side Portage Street,
from her; and vent in that lecture for the first time, are to encounter i'ti'exterminating ig-- period of-rest-ahd recreation so much from home. H e had nothing with him
could
not
employ
Tilton
any
longer
on
second house from FrontStreet, Buchanan', Mich.
’ the Bum b f rix himdrsd'ahd six te en 1dollars: and twentj*nobody,pretended that I had done so. in, public to a full exposition of her norance. The best"equipment of the that they'are-a'pt to- think; i f their to do it with. H e asked the wife to
•two cents *_Ahd-iip suit or proceeding atl&w br in equity
the Independent. •
German military--force1'was not its
having-been institufedrto: recoTer the 'whole or any part:
J U H A M IL T O N , lioonaod afiotlonoer. thereof,- therefore notice-is^hereby g ife n that in'.purau*
On the 29th o f December, • 1870, Neither .could .1 ever .have Said that; I • free -love doctrines.. The yery thought)
’
cannon,
and needle gun;: but its knowl wh'oleylife'werehpent M* Sest -arid rec find him a hammer. The article was
' I w •* W iila ite n d to "alFcaHBt prpmptry,* a n 4 sell a t as • ance bf- a-poweroPiale;inTsaid3-mortgage contained, that*
humbled,
myself
before
’
Tiltpn.
as;
be-,
that
I
should
have-been
asked
.to
prereation it Would be themostj -pleasaat brought out, put in a tea kettle over
reasonable rate* &svany ptherr -gbod fane tioneer in the ■the premises set-forth and described in Baid^mortgage w ili : Mr. Tilton having-learned' of-B eech
county.R esidenceandP.O .addrees.B uchanan^M ich.
• be sold at'pnblic**auction 'toi*the highest bidder, a t the
er’s expressed opin'on m regard to the fore* God, except in the ‘siense that , .side or be’ present in such a.meeting edge of the country and; the people it Of all. But this" is a sad' rriistake, as. the fire, and, after the water steamed
'front door of* the Court‘House,'in the villagei o f Berrien.
Tetter which set Bowen fin ally; .against both "to God .and to the ‘rriahl thought • was; very galling’ to me. • Whatever, went to conquer ;- their resources, and they would soon find out. if they made and bubbled-well, he lifted it Out and
Springs; In sald CdimtyJônth'e• seventeenth day o f Octo
ELLEN & . GRAHAM; dealersTin - ber>A ;iD.'I874; at'eleYeh'6*clockin the-/orenoon o f »aid
Weaknesses; "-their: strongholds a trial.of the life they think so agreea
R D ry Goods and Groceri'ea, Front Streep Buchanan; day; h y th e Sheriff of"smld County; to Satisfy, the.amount him, “ extorted from' his* wife, then I had deeply injured T-huinbleddmy- my astonishment. I did not under; their
and
their
powers of resistance: ; This- ble.' ; One who is never: busy can nev- gently touched it- to: liis patient In a
•duo
upon
said
notes
andmortgnge,
w
ith
interest
-thereon,
Michsuffering from.severe illnes, a docu-. self, as I certainly- did. "..But ittsm se- stand Tilton and Moulton’s motive in
half dozen spots, over the seat of pain,
as specified in said-notes and costs of foreclosure, together
less" to ’"analyze a'paper prepared .as asking such a thing then, but Ihee it is what the friends of education in •er enjoy rest, for. rest implies, a relief with very positive effect. Boiled ham
w ithftn Attorney-fee 'o f twenty-five doUars, ‘covenanted
W . E-iERCE,
PKyalolin- -for thereim^ Tho said premises in said; mortgage-are de ment incriminating me, and ■prepared
-America
wish
to
know
of
the
..great,
a and Surgeon^! Office upistairs; first door toright;* scribed-as-1olio wb : A ll that-certain piece 4or parcel of
from previous labors; and: if our time
an .elaborate attack, upon me! . Subse this wa*s." ‘The'remainder of my-:plain clearly now. ; -v
.In Union Block.' -Residence, top o f h ill, north side Front- T andlyingand being i n ' tho.County o f Berrien andSUte.... was spent in : amusing ourselves we mers were,-for many years, U3edin.
• Mr.'Beecher'goes on foispeak of enemy of their institutions. _
quently,
in the same month," Moulton statement;‘ concerning it will be-the
■treet/Bnchanan,M ich^ r, ~
^ -s .
of Michigan,*known and described**as .follows,.to wit;the neighborhood for pleurisy; and V
Beginningafe the South-wegteorner o f lo t num ber-/oar
should find -it more weariso m?e than the every old lady knew there was noth
called upon me and asked ■me to. go best’ comment.- This document..was., the. loathsome, scan dais of. which Mrs(4) of John Hamilton’s plat o f the Tillage o f Buchanan,
MITH BROS. & 'CO.v*sizccessors to- thenceTnnningRast one hundred and forty (140) feet to and see.Tilton. ' I went. 'Mr. Tiltou written upon separate • half sheets.- of- Woodhull’s center. 'He, would not ashardest---' day’s'-’work. Recreation is ing equal to a hammer; and there
_ A Horse Cliaunter.
."Smith «t Sons, General" -Grocers, -Central Block, Bu r alin e'of property deeded* b y Ross <k •Fnlton',to Alonzo
After"; it:.was.fin-,, - sociate.-with,-these .people.though- bath
chanan,“ Hich.
only valuable as* it' unbends us ; the was,a long dispute whether it should
Ransom;-"thence North six (6) rods; thence West.seventy' accused me of injuring him an his bu "large letter paper.
(70)feet; thence South foar (4) rods; thence^ West along
A.fellow being called as a witness idle can know' nothing of it; ■ Many be a clawhammer or not. I think the
ished Moulton 'aakod: me if I- wpuld Tilton-and/Mqulton,.for, some strange.
siness'relations,
and
finally
of
making
■
ther
North:line
of
said
lot'num
ber,
four
(4),
thirty-eight:
W 6 OLLANHIIOUS^j^TiireeOaks, undone h a lf (SS)^) feet; thence South.;teb*(10) feet;wicked proposals to his wife, produc sign it. ' I said “No, it- was not.-my- reason;,-, thought-it best, to =xriairitain! in .one of the Courts, the Judge de-. people leave off -business-arid' settle yeas finally ^conquered.
D.F.Bos£5tER3GHEijr,'Proprietor tThishouae has
thouee Yfeet to the East lino o f Maiu street,- thirty-one
manded:
ohanged prqprietors, chauged-ita name', -been thoroughly,
t
;,Jif o
* -ETUI
—
and one fcalf (31}£) feet; thenco ?outh to tho place of be ing a paper which he said washer con-' letter.” ' "He • replied; vthat: it-jwould., .friendly -relations with these human
down to a life of enjoyment]: but they:
repaired and refitted, ahd'every efibrf w ill he made by its
ginnings
. *’
1 ..
“What
is
your
trade?” 1
IhS uckcc of Newspapers.
have,-more’weight5if-'I«"would inr-some hyenas;
preaent manager to ’earnrand snatain-for, it a- reputation
generally find that they are not-near
■
:
fessien,
made
in
July
previous.
He
Dated July 20,1874.:
^
abafirst-claEs ’liotel. Gbodtatables'in connection with
v
DANIEL A. WAGNER, J
“ A horse chaunter* my lord.”
ly so happy as they were before, and
told me Elizabeth was now waiting at\ way indicate that he was''- authorized, • r From this circle, and frgm .-Tilton’s
•Imtel. ^V I.T: - - ; j ^r,* t y
» i* 7rl7tf
Small is the sum. that is required to
; . Mortgagse.E . M. PusiMOs, Attorney for Mortgagee.
'33wlS
his house and desired me_to:go there to'ekplaur'my sentiments:.: I rtook;my.: ’ intimate;, asspciations.withit; some ru-' - - “A: what ?-a horse ehaunter ? Why, they are-often glad to return to their patronize a -newspaper, and amply re
^^TJTÊISGERBER: ^jELWARL S, man ......
_■ old. occupations: to escape the --miser” warded is its patron, I care not how
and hear the truth from her own lips.” pen,'and at; some 'distance- belowJthe; ■mors and suspicions: arose' among my what’s- that ?”
. V ■- ‘u factu rersof •Lnmbera'hdLath, Gustom Sawing
:
my
lord,
ain’t
you
up
to
that
ylauingâud M atching done‘~to order' and i at. reasonable
■writing
and-upon
thblower
sma^giny-L,
ies of indolence.—-Herald of Health. humble and unpretending the gazette
Mr. Beecher describes at considerable
•'owiDCongregation which led: them . to..
>rices. H illozi-South,O akstreet.Buchanan;M ich.
, .
- ;*
length:hia feelings at this charg'e; and1 .indicated that I had committed-.'the- •persume with.'questions and; to origin-"' ere:trade ?”
which he takes. It is next to imposl3
he went to the house. -We- quote from- document in-trust to Moulton;- and I* ;ate investigations, especially into the £ ’“I-require you toexplainyourself.1”
-.TXT LlKINGERYratôrney at law,
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signed'the’line: thus written' hy?mei’-..»! affairsmf-rMr. .Tilton, frornwhom, alone,.
own statement:
• ;ter without .putting into it something
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They make diamonds .in Baris not that is worth the subscription price.
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Mr.- Beecher thought no more-ofthe., ,‘as they generally believed, the frimors) rouri’d- atborig :the livery'stables—they ,
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.white as marble, with closed ■eyes -as: memorandum till about- -a’-. year*after, - against metoriginated. ;!n fhis'I-was all on ’era-know me—and yen'I sees a with a very .near approach to reality. Every parent whose son is away from
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‘flTM .-H , F O irDealor.;in -dry goods,
in’a trance, and’with her hF
ands upon when Tilton -was writing ûp -his-. case constantly■an'd vehemently assured,,' geri’mah bargaining for a-horse, I jus’. .First, it is necessary tb)d:is3olve 'char
• * * . . N otions. and F an cy: Goods^ C om er.of Front and
T o w n s h ip C le r k , I n s u r a n c e - & her bosom, palm to palm" like one in- against him; and being curious .tojkno.w •;by Mr: Moulton, that they nvere mis 'B'teps-up like a-teetotEtl stranger,, and coal.- Then'follow processes requir Home at school, should supply him
Main,Streets, Buchanan; M ich. * - .with a newspaper.' I well remember
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prayer: ■A s -I look back upon itj the • ’what he (Beecher) had written’ifasked- taken;. end .yet-theirizeal.in-my'defense-, fses Ij^'Vei; 'that's a ;raro" ’un, I ’ll, fie: ing crystalization— a.mi’n gling of pur-, .what a marked difference there was
“Represents a numberof the loadingandmost reliable. ■picture-is like'some forms- carved in -Moulton for it. That person had,: made them impatient of-my! silence,: bound,” s e s l ;-‘‘'“hefs’goti’the- bjeanti-1 water^. a "little carbonate of sulphur,
'-Harness -Ttfakers',-B oot iMakers, Fire:
between those of,my(Schoolmates who
Insurance" Companies .in tho-United States. All
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collections
atUnded to and moneys promptly remitted. marble .that''I had seeri upon monu 'promised to return ih
-'.Mannfacttirers & Builders,
• Office- In Howe’s Block, sonth sldo of Front Streot,
H e replied it had beeri destroyed.-, -..ner,. with -Mr: Tilton.' Had' I allowed '"Bes I ; “orily'look ’at !iz open nostrils phosphorus) .Still) ,"a;ll this; may not newspapers.”O ther things being equal,'
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\ jobvioiu. that — he’s got the vine! like a- rno-go-mo- yield a thoroughiy deceptive diamond'., the first weiyj always- decidedly supe
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of my'presence. I sat'down'near her frequently-referred tb-thej pap'er; ;as-; ]Mr. Tilton WQuld have .'been* ’greatly. • -tive. - T’ll-b'e bound; -he travel a' hnn- Ano’ther oompo'sition'is.madeffrom sil'- rior.-to the last in-debate, composition,
C U B E S ! -and said : “Elizabe’thj -Theodora"'has* •having been ■burned."' "Within a’ few- êrirag'edvs tta t ;,all.his. -former.":nnjust." :dred- miles''a-day' arid; never once" think '.ver.sand: .yery, piirV.'p’o tasb, m inium,. "and . general intelligence. — Daniel
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been- 'making* very' serious charges weeks past a:-distinguished j editor jdn3 ■isuspicions.-qf-mo -would-have heen’eon-’ •'on’t ; them the'kirid of legs; vaf. never 'calcined .borax,1and’a form p f arsenic,": Webster. .
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me, and .sends, me to*you for New.;Yo’rk" assured.me" 'that ■--Mpiultotfi ..•firmed;-:and j;hat...he" would jhay.e '-had., ?-fails;” Veil,-'this-"tickles-the gen[man,' -varied .occasionally, byU.vmixture of'
chanan and Ylcinlty that shoîa prepared; to manufao-,
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fconfirination-.’” {She made no reply or" .had shown:: him : -the originair/yThe.? Vevery.-motive. which was .-necessaryfto-'
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MOST R1AS0NABLE PRICES.'
’isdioixs’and'listening; "I repeated some senting that" i-was'dnprofound'sofrow,^ Cwas. b.etweenius'andlo.makeôme such V:orse ^’’"io^please” you;"mv 'lordvlffie; . transpareht'pehblek'burnt* tb).’powder,. - • Miss Phoebo Cozzens, a lady of re- t . ’’j" 'j i z - - i t ’. 'A te; that she,
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discord'to the family; had? alienated^ :8bverityifor.itheE.disasters: offthe-Til*-!' imade.’-trBub que-thing -.was constant »'goe8'-np.*tosthe:-nian. vat keeps'the sta-'
for which from 25 con ta to $2.00: per ounce, andfor gray
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lxairfrom 50 cents to $2.50 per ounce w illb e paid. Rooms; <Ker4frbm''him\;: had -sought, thhreakmp 'ton family’.^'.xl’had'-.not the ilight theq. : arid-.-apparent: When-.Theodore,’ by*j ble, and-axes.’im. “Veil, vat are* you; bbrax. acid'ôi^'Italyr'isCnd jnitrate of
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g'estions to her, and that sHe-had- ad-: tcausepiof -all, their 8.ufferings;',nnS.oonv Andiwas?jn pecuniary ^trpuble’heScowlv: lord); j^here?s'* ral'e'rlittle larrn'""In’t ; - ith’o'Baiais; ILoyaL ’.) The'tim e . and la- habit.of chewing and-smoking tobacPersonsdesiringInsurance'' will dohrell-toconsult the
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■'ss iW Si?Copy rwas oiit:hiThe; .“.devil’A jh g . wi th'th’e-fumeB of bad whisky and
„Tears'ran do.wn-; he'r;:cheeks,rand ..she",
Iw'icltlwas in .the-midst ofjCpmplicationa SriHj^vYonngJSdiesx.Subject. tD:rjn'ej;v:
iipicked-upIatpaperjandisaMi.'^/lHere’s;’ -bad-cigarsp arid filled with a wretched.
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lalightljr/sbpwedjjher.f head; inâcquies-j rp.cij^p^rtpyjemedy- a n y c y ih ! had occa-r clikeltheseithatj ajparj; .o f. these;-?
svous) idibilty-;xinIsummeE ‘ought; tp. be-t; iso'm'ethin'g'iJab.out - aufwom'an~=mu|fH ’MdiunfHblSibme.rabble.”
'CehQQ.brlff c-said’,eiSyou.>;;cann6t./mean» tsionpd. <.TiI^pn/,was-cilent; andisullen;
warepfitoi'mucK;exercise;-J;hey?shouldy; icutdtôuti?ij‘Nodliffithunaered'ithefridt:
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A TOOAL MUSIC,- Ordersleft at resideneo on Portion
“She opened her eyes and began in tense earnestness: “ This* is all that a moody- discouraged by the apparent the sofa and suffer'their mothers to
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ated in the; world, was occasioned by language, that is ,made shorter by add*
H*Boo, Mualo Dealer; promptly attendedto.
IttfJ K* 70 M*i» ■*., - - Minns, MICH. a slow and feeble way to explain how gentleman can say, and you ’’ought to helplessness of extricating Tilton'from fan them.
the devil fooling about ajWoinans” - ing two letter*; to it ? Short;
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The Beecher“Tilton Scandal.
Thu Tha Berrien County Record,
*5?. 3,. KISaSHY, Editor.
IBBKSDAT- MOKXIKU, SEPT. 3, 1S74.
Rpsal?Ucaii State Ticket.
, (’w n c ^ J O H N ,T. DAGLE-Y, of Wayne
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IliJMVT H .I10L T . o f Muskegon.
" k UENEZERG. D n^LDO y, or Kent.
... y,j—WILLIAM R.McUKKliRY , o f Qeiieeiee.
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K n-.'-ilT—RALPH ELY, o f Gmtiot.
ej ir.Ctracn! o f jPubsic
D ANLEL B. BRIGGS, o f Macomb.
•:-v g <7. >><•«:?—ASDRRW’ J . s u n n , o f CMS.
V .» o f Jtihird o f i'duâtioH—
LLGAl- RR.YPORD, o f Waslitonaw.
C o n g c e !e iie n a t T i d e d .
District I —VOS R3 W . FIELD, o f Wayne
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<• I H —KEilRGE WILL ADD, o f Calboxiia.
>• V i—J0S1A II W. BEG OLE, o f Genesee.
>• Y i!I —N A T IU N B . B EA D L K V of Bay
ItepiiMIcaa County. Convention.
A E epublicaa County Convention will be
held a t the Court House in Berrien. Springs, on
Monday, Sent, ‘l i s t . 1374, a t 10 o’clock. A. M.,
to nominate candidates for th e various County
olUees, as follows: S ta te Senator;, Sheriff;
Prosecuting A tto rn ey ; County C le rk ; Regis
te r of D eeds; County T reasurer; two Circuit
Court Commissioners; County Surveyor ; two
C oroners; Fish Inspector: ■
The several townships and wards lire entitled
respectively to the following number of dele
gates:
jja fa b rid g e .. . . . . . . . G S o d u s---........... ... . 4
Benton....- . . . . . . ..IS St. Joseph.. . . . . . .10
B errien ............... .
GThree O ak s.. . . . . . 5
B ertran d .. . . . . . . . . . T W a te rv lie t............... . 7
B uchanan . . . . ____ _.12!W eesaw . . . . . . . . . . . G
Lincoln-..... . . . . . . 4 Orouoko . . . . . . . . . . S
JfewBuffalo........
.... 65 Pipestone.......*.. 5
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J u le s .........._._. . 9 Royalton........
Chikaming . . . . . .... .. 4lljTdes City—1st ward 6
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Hagar . ...............
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Lake....___ _____4
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K. SAWYER,
L. P. ALEXANDER,
0. W . COOLIDGE,
THOS. HARRS,
OKAS. D. RIGHOLS,
N. A. HAMILTON,
Republican County Committee.
Dated Aug. 22i, 1374.
STATE TICKET.
Oar readers trill learn of the result
of the Republican State Convention
by consulting, the ticket announced at
the head of this column. In addition
to expressing our own opinion in re
gard to the candidates nominated, wo
give below the views of the Lansing
jRepublican, and wilt say that if the
press correctly represents public sen
timent, the entire Republican party of
the State will heartily endorse the ac
tion of the Convention and the candi
dates trill be elected next November
by overwhelming majorities. It is a
strong ticket, and giving so general
satisfaction cannot fail to receive a
hearty support in all parts of the
State. Nearly all the present officers
were renominated. Those who were
not will leave their positions carrying
with them the respect and good will
of the entire party that elected them.
The vote given Auditor General Hum
phrey, for a re-nomination to the fifth
term, was highly complimentary to the
good qualities and efficiency of that
excellent officer. I t is a custom so
generally followed as to have almost
rile force of unwritten law, to not elect
a State officer for more than two
terms. H e has; already held the of
fice for eight consecutive years, and,
nis retiring now does not indicate in
the least that his services have not al
ways been satisfactory to the public.
The nomination o f Col. Wm. B. MeOreery, of Flint, was foreshadowed by
the glowing accounts given in the press
of his services during the late war,and
Ms fitness and worthiness for that res
ponsible and important position,, The
Convention was harmonious in, its ac
tion in every particular, and ba3 done
a good work. The following: from the
liepvMkan truthfully represents the
feeling throughout the State::
The Republican State Convention
renominated Governor Bagley by ac
clamation. There was not a dissent
ing voice. Our present able .Execu
tive is hut one of a line of Republican
Governors, who, from the time the
Republican party obtained the admin
istration of Michigan affairs, have
evinced the utmost solicitude and- re
gard for all our charitable, humane,
and reformatory institutions. Not
one of all the number has shown a
more anxious solicitude, a more tender
regard for the waifs and the unfortun
ate committed to the care of our State,
than our present Governor. The com
pliment of his renomination was not
only carrying out the well-established
usage, of the Republican party of
Michigan, but was a hearty attribute
of personal regard and admiration for
Ms record upon all questions, finan
cial and otherwise, in which the peo
ple have a common interest. Of his
triumphant re-election by an Over
whelming majority there can bo no
doubt.
No other person was thought of for
Lieut. Governor excepting: Henry H.
Holt. The people in Ms own section
of the State were as warmly in his
favor as when first nominated. Pop
ular then, ho has done notMng in an
official capacity wMch has not tended
to increase the confidence with which
the people regarded Mm two years
ago? A s an impartial presiding offi
cer of the Senate during the last two
years he has won a host of friends.
B ut twice in tho history o f the Repub
lican party of MicMgan has a Lieut.
Governor been re-elected, the two in
stances being George A . Coe and
Morgan Bates. And in our recollec
tion of political events there has not
been so remarkable a unanimity of
sentiment in regard to this: office.
The choice of E . G. D. Holden as
nominee for the: office of Secretary of
State is excellent in every respect.
For years ho has been, one of the most
efficient Republican workers among
the young; men, o f the northwestern
portion o f the State. For several
years Chairman of the Kent County
Republican; Committee, as successor of
Mr; Miller; who had made a splendid
record in that capacity. Mr. Holden
gave abundant satisfaction of his own
political efforts.: H e is a
profession and an excellent
speaker. Being also. r. a man of fine
literary taste and "sound business
qualifications, he is peculiarly adapt
ed for the: position. His nomination
was by acclamation;
Col. TVm; B . McCreery, the nomi
nee for State Treasurer, is a resident
cf Flint. H e enlisted as a private at
the breaking out of the rebellion, and
by Ms own meritorious services won
the shoulder-straps of Colonel, rising
through,the regular..,grades of promo
tion, For; some; time; during.',the war
he was confined in •Libby Prison at
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Richmond, and was an originator of
the plan of tunneling under the street,
by which 103 Union soldiers made
their escape. Some of these men were
afterwards recaptured, but Colonel’
Me Oreery returned immediately to
active service. He was repeatedly
wounded, and received honorable men
tion for his gallantry from Maj. Gen.
Thomas and others high, in command.
He has had extensive business expe
rience ; and as an officer of the U. S.
Revenue Department has received
great praise from the Commissioner
at Washington for the efficient man
ner in which he has conducted the af
fairs of his • office. His nomination
will give strength to the ticket, for the
b'oys who wore the blue will rally with
zeal to the support of so gallant a
comrade.
General Ralph Ely, tho nominee for
Auditor General, is the present State
Senator from the 26th district, and is
no w 54 years of age. He emigrated
from New Work to Michigan in 1847
and became a resident of Ionia Coun
ty, from whence lie removed in 1854
to Alma, in Gratiot County, his pres
ent residence. In 1860 he was elect
ed Treasurer of Gratiot County, re
signed that office to enter the army in
1861 as Captain in the 8 th Michigan
Infantry, better known as “The Trav
eling Regiment;” was promoted to
Major in 1862, afterward Lieutenant
Colonel, and Colonel, and was brevet
ed Brigadier General by President
Lincoln for conspicuous gallantry in
assaulting the enemy’s works in front
of Petersburg. General E ly is both
a farmer and lumberman, devoting his
time to the former business during the
summer,|and to the latter during the
winter. Ho has a large farm of 400
acres within two miles of Alma, 200
acres of which are improved. His
reputation stands high as a man of
strict business integrity, and he will
discharge the duties o f his office with
fidelity.
Andrew Jackson Smith, tbe nomi
nee for Attorney General, Is a resi
dent of Cass County. He has been
Prosecuting Attorney of that county
for the last 12 years. Little known
to the State at large, he bears a good
report among .bis brother members of
the bar in that section for legal ability.
The renomination e f Leverett A.
Clapp as Commissioner of the State
Land Office by acclamation was a just
compliment to this faithful officer.
Under Ms administration that office
no longer bears the taint of corrup
tion in the immense and Incessant land
transactions between the State and
the people.
Hon. Daniel B . Briggs was renom
inated for the office of Superintendent
of Public Instruction, having no com
petitor. I t is enough to say that this
office, so long filled by our ablest ed
ucational men, under his supervision
continues to advance in every respect
our educational interests throughout
the State.!
Edgar Rexford, the nominee for
Member of the State Board of Educa
tion, is a young man of fine educa
tion, now engaged in mercantile busi
ness at .Tpsilanti. It was particular
ly desired that one of the members of
this Board should reside where the
Normal School is located, which is
under the direct control of that Board.
A s a whole the ticket will command
the united support of the Republican
party in Michigan, and it will he elect
ed by a large majority of the popular
vote.
THE SOUTH.
The news from the South, during
the past few weeks, has been such as
to create in the minds of all lovers of
peace and good government, grave
apprehensions that the war of races
so much; talked of and feared, has act
ually begun. We have not mentioned
any of these difficulties because we
thought the first; reports were greatly
exaggerated, and the opponents of the
Republican party in the North would
say that*the stories were created and
circulated for political effect. Recent
Occurrences, however, have taken
place which no longer leave any room
to doubt that there exists in the South
what is known as the ,W<£hite League,”
that has for its motto, “A White
Man’s Government, ruled b y White
Men,” and that they are] determined
to hurl from office every Republican
in the South, and to, have the negroes
choose between submission or total,
extermination of the race. Iff several
cases open assaults have been made,
and a number murdered. We will
give tho particulars of some of these
outrages another week. A history of
one is the same .as that of all the oth
ers. The negroes are praying for
their former shackles of slavery to fall
upon them to put an end to their
present condition o f terror and threat
ened destruction. The Government
has been earnestly petitioned to inter
fere and protect the people in the en
joyment of their rights. The whole
affair is lamentable in the extreme,
and is continually growing more se
rious and alarming.
Black Hills Gold Discoveries.
Wo publish tMs morning two letters
from our *wn correspondent with the
Black Hills expedition, a communica
tion from General Forsyth, who ac
companies the command, and an in
terview with Mr. Charles Collins of
the Sioux City Times, all devoted to
the important* discoveries wMch.have
been made in the region traversed by
the expedition, under General Ouster.
They give the most oomplete and val(uable information regarding the newly
opened country, and will he welcomed
as a strikingly
opportune rev
elation by the: thousands who are
watching the news from that re
gion with such, eagerness. The
Black Hills can. he reached from Chi
cago in six; days, and we should not
be surprised to see a gold excitement;
Bpringing up over tMs intelligence
rivaling the California, fever of ’49.
Already the frontier towns are in a
tumult, and the excitement is spread
ing. Little is talked of or- thought;
about save the discoveries in this wonderfulland. Besides the gold which;
is found in such abundance, iron,
plumbago, and gypsum exist in limit
less quantities,' and the soil and ’the
climate are of'the most inviting de
scription. There is a treaty which'
makes any incursion by the whites in
to tMs country unlawful,- hut the'
Government will without - doubt, take
•.speedy measures to make-satisfactory
. ^ Q o u fft y
.
arrangements with the Indians for its
occupation. I t would he a sin against
the country and against the world to
permit this region, so rich in treasure,
to remain unimproved and unoccupied,
merely to furnish hunting grounds to
savages. We owe the Indians justice
and fair play, hut we owe it to civili
zation that such a garden of mineral
wealth should be brought into occupa
tion and use. There will be little dif
ficulty;; however, if care is observed
not to precipitate hostilities by a too
speedy and unauthorized invasion.
Those contemplating going there should
wait for the proper permission,though
we doubt i f this will bo the case, as
the temptation is too strong to brook
delay. We shall probably hear in
consequence o f collisions with the In
dians, though these will not stop the
tide which not even the fear o f death
seems capable of stemming in such
cases.
It will not bo many days before wo
shall know officially still further of
tMs important discovery. Sufficient
is already known, however, to make
it certain that the .region is rich
in mineral wealth, and extends
the strongest inducements to settle
ment and development.’ There is no
greed like that for gold, and there is
always danger of hasty and preeipi-.
tate action under the stimulus of an
excitement which urges the settler to
fields like these. Men should reflect
well before they move in such a mat
ter, and weigh well the chances, tho
hardships, and the probabilities of
failure. It is always wise to let well
enough alone, and those who are in
the enjoyment of comfortable positions
would exhibit sound judgement by re
maining where they are. To others
the case: may be different. We utter
this timely warning in view .of the in
evitable excitement which must spring
up over this discovery, and to caution
people against the headlong rush which
brought so much disappointment and
suffering to thousands in the days of
the first settlement of California.—
In ter - Ocean.
R e c o rd ; , . B u c h a n a n , v , M ic ljig a n 5
Society of the Army of tiio Cumberland.
‘
R ooms of L ocal E xf.cutive C ommittee, . \
C olumbus, O., Aug. 2Gtli, IS 74.
J
T h u r s d a y ,'
As they were liable to wake up at any j
time the watchman prffered that they
sleep a little farther off, and acted
accordingly. He invited one.or two/
to go down and see him wake them
up. A large crowd of boys old
enough to be called young men who,
probably never saw a person wake up
in their lives, went down also, and
with their .jeers and blackguardism
scared the strangers nearly to death.
They then told them to “get 1 vely,”
“dig out,” “climb,” “make themSelves
scarce,” etc., all of which was neither
understood or acted upon by the men,
who proved to be Swedes and didn’t
talk slang. The crowd getting impa
tient at the slowness of their victims,
commenced an assault with clubs and
fists, which resulted in a breach of
the peace, and a broken head,-one of
the Swedes being severely cut on the
h’ea'd by a blow from a club. Medi
cal aid was produced and the parties
cared for at the'expense of the as
sailants, that being the condition to
save them from arrest.
. S e p t e m b e r ^ . .^3, , . 1 8 7 4 : .
that ticket, it believes that Mr. Smith
would be a great improvement on
some of the men who have of late,
years held that responsible office;-/
■ While at Buchanan, Wednesday, ,
we called at the R e c o r d office, and-"
had quite a pleasant chat with Mr..
Kingery, one cf the proprietors. We
found Mr. IC. -to be a gentleman in
every sense ofthe word, and a man
too, that knows how to “run a news
paper.” The R e c o r d is sound on
Suffrage and Temperance, and is em
phatically a live paper.
stairs, and went below, but when shereturned /found] theistraw tick of the
3ed on fire and the room filled with
smoke.’ Instantly she grappled'-'the- • ’ -FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT f
IN AID OP THE
ied and tried toi smoother the flames
with the covering, but tbe smoke and
P u b lic , L ib r a r y o f K y .
the fire drove her from the room, but
not until she had nearly suffocated
,
D A Y FIX E D
and her hands severely burned.
« AND
Neighbors were alarmed,* but ^the. A y.F U L L D R A W IN G A SSU R E D .
. 4 KA °*
flames were master, until Royal Irish,who was passing, was called, when by Monday,- 30tk November, 1874/
a desperate effort the bed'was thrown'
out of the window arid the fire ’tramp
L A S T C H A N CE
FOR
ed out.
This has been a quiet week, in
AN E A ST EO RTTO E !
Hartford;.Nobody married or drunk
A postponement o f the Fifth Coucert o f the Public
—no laurels lost or won.. The big
o f Kentucky hoe been so gerierully anticipated,
round.world has revolved, on its axis, Library
aud is so manifestly tor the interest o f all concerned, that
it must meet the approval o f all. The day ia now abso
as in the days of “Auld Lang Syne,” lutely fixed, and there w ill be no variation from the pro*
gramme now announced, A soffletent number o f tickets
and the silvery moon looked down had
been aold to b a v e enabled ua to have had a large
drawing
on the 3 U t July, but a abort postponement was
on the “lovers hanging over - the par
considered preferable to a partial drawing. Xefc it be
lor gate,” the same as in’ the long ago, borne in mind that
when it kissed the roses on tho youth
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT'
ful cheeks of our aged mothers.
I S TU B LAST W HICH W ILL EVER BE GIVEN
POSTPONEMENT!
To ihd Members tlie Soeiety
ofthe A rm y’o f the Cumberland:
The Eighth Annual Re-union of the
Society of the Army of the Cumber
land will be held at Columbus, Ohio,
.on Wednesday and Thursday,tho 16th
and 17tli days’ of September next,
nmencing at 10 o’clock A. at., on
the 16th inst. A ll officers and sol
diers who, at any time, served with
honor in the Army or Department of
the Cumberland, are, by our Constitu-.
tion, entitled to membership, and are
F rom the S outh B end Weekly
specially requested to attend, and join
U nion -:—
; . .
.i
in tbe business and festivities of the
The bridge on the Mishawaka road,
occasion.
’
’
crossing Bowman’s creek, was the
Members of kindred societies are
scene of a terrible accident, on Sun
cordially invited to participate—all
day evening, which resulted iu the se
will receive a hearty Welcome.
vere injury of a babe and the. death of
Arrangements have been made with
its mother. A t about 9 o’clock, on
1 .
the principal Railroad^ Companies to
that evening, a German by the hame
carry persons desiring to attend the
of Henry Brauline was -driving his
Re-union at reduced rates.
sister, Mrs. Frank Shanabel arid child,
UNDER THIS CHARTER AND B Y THE l'BESEST
Trusting that you will, at your ear
from this city to Mishawaka in an open F rom the D owagiac R epublican — MANAGEMENT.
That it w ill positively and nsequirocally take place as
liest convenience, advise us of your
’
•
buggy. When they reached the centre' ...On-.Wednesday .afternoon ;of last announced on
The S t. J oseph Traveler and Herald of the bridge mentioned, which is still week, quite an excitement was- created
intention to be. present,
H
o
lid
a
y
,
3
0
th
N
ovem
ber,
says :
:
We have the honor to be
in an unfinished condition, the:'horse in-Dowagiac; by a report that the.
the music w ill be tbe best the country affords, and
Geo. C. Ivirnball, Esq., of Spring- suddenly stopped an4';refused :f67go woo3s beyond ' the old 'Fair Grounds that
You most obedient servants,
that
field, Mass., late General Superin- ■farther. Mr. Brauline stepped from- were on fire, ;and that the' wind was
Joinsr B eatty,
2 0 , 0 0 0 iC A S HZ G IF T S
tendant ofth e Flint and Pier e M ar ‘the huggj^ and taking him by the bit, Irapidly driving the flames toward this
:
L. D. Myers,
AGGREGATING
quette Railroad, assumes control of "attempted to lead'-him . across, hut/ village. The hells rang ./out their,
• W m . MoGrory,
Jjooal Êxecutive Committee the C. ik M. L. S. R. E ., on the 1st frightened at some’object in front, the notes of alarm; and soon our !citizens
WiU he distributed by lo t among tho ticket boldexs,
of next month, in place Of Hon. A. horse backed up, in Spite of all the
in mass; were .on their- way/ to the
* lilST OP GUTS.
H. Morrison, whose resignation was man’s exertions, and - fell together threatening danger -with- buckets,' ONE GRAND
CASH GIFT....................T....... ......$250,003
The County Press100,001
tendered, in January., last, when <the with the woman and' child, into the rakes, etc., to . check its onward pro ONE GRAND CASH GIFT,...,..............................
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT...____ _________ ...... 73,006
road partly passed into the hands of bed o f tbe creek, fifteen feet below! gress. . They were none too soon.. It ONE GRAND CASH GIFT._____________ ...... 50,000
ONH GRAND CASH GIFT_____......
...... 25,000
Tub S t. J oseph Republican says:
the Bondholders.. . . . . .Two wide-awake Dr. James Forward happened tu b e
5 CASH GIFTS, $20,000 each________ >...... 100 000
10 CASH GIFTS, 14,000 each________ Z__ 140,00o
A burglar broke into the house of young ladies, of Chicago, came over passing the road ‘at the' time, and was sweeping onward, rapidly, hut
15 CASH GIFTS, 10,000 each.________ ....... 150,000
D. H oyt last night ana stole.a hat on the Corona recently, 'to attend hastily securing his horse; and render by earnest and well directed4 efforts,, * 20 CASH GIFTS, 5.000 each.......... ____100,001
in
a
few
houra
its
progress
was
check26 CASH GIFTS, 4,0u0 each............. ....... 100,000
and a pair of boots.......Last Sunday Church' in this place. TMs was a
30 CASH GIFTS, 3.000 each......... ..... ____ 90,000
ed all the assistance in Ms. power, rid,' ami th'e fire finally subdued. In
50 CASH GIFT8, 2.000 eacb,...«........ ____ 100,000
two handsome -twin boys, seven good example to set our ladies,— as it
100
CASH GIFTS, 1.000 each................ _____100,000
The mother was in 'an insensible .the meantime; another, fire 'in the500 each,..—.. . . ... ____ 120.000
months old, belonging to Mr. and happened that there were only a few
240 CASH GIFTS,
condition-, and on corsory examina
500
CASH
GIETS,
100 each ,..-.......... ....... 50,000
swamp, near this place, was’ raging
Mrs. Jacob Seinge’r, were buried of them at Church on that day,—but
950,000 *
19,000 CASH GIFTS,
50 each..............
tion was found to b.e co vered with in- -and continued.to ..burn through the
from the German Baptist Church in then, doesn’t it argue bad for the
Grand
Total
20,000
Gifts,''all
cash,,.......................
$‘
2
,500,000
j uries, from which, although her con night, ''destroying' a number of fences,
one* cofiin made for the purpose......
ministers o f Chicago that a portion dition was thought to be improved.on and a lot' of'cordw ood belonging*to
, , P R I C E o r T IC K E T S .
The reunion of the veterans of the of their flock should come over to St.
WHOLE TICKETS:................. ................................* 50 09 |
Monday, she died yesterday. ..The .John'Park.
.
•
■
i
V
HALVES.-._____ ____ __________ _____________
25 09 |
12th Michigan Infantry came off here Joseph to hear good sermons. Let
TE3ITHS, OR EACH COUPON:...____________
5 OB *
child, was found to be somewhat badly
11 WHOLE TICKETS TOR..................... ............. 600 00
to-day. The affair 'was a source of the ladies come again by all means,
bruised, but received’-, ho serious in’ E roM'THE L aP orte H erald
22%
TICKETS
FOR..........
........................................
1,000
00
...
pleasure to all, and once more roused and bring other good 'looking young
jury. Singularly enough . the "horse
Persona wiBbing to invest should order promptly,-either
,
It
is
reported.that'
o
u
r‘friend
and
that -patriotic ire which lies embedded ladies with them. ' We' Can assure
o f tbe home office or onr local Agenta,
V**.
was
not
hurt.
■
i
.
.
'
former
typo,
Mr.
Co?
(the
same
upon
Liberal
commissions
-will
bo
allowed
to
saUsfactOiy
1
in the soul of all natural and adopted them that their presence will he appre
"
The best yield of wheat yet report whos’e - farm the camp-meeting was .agents.
Circulars containing lull particnlarsfurnisbed on ap.
Americans-—or enough of them to ciated.
ipkoation.
held)
iriefc.
with
a’serious
if
riot
fatal
ed
for
the'present
season
was
that
from
preserve the country from any dan
t h o . e . B itA -ir L js r r r jE ,
Ohio Correspondence.
9-j- acres of land iu Eeim township, : casuality” last Wednesday • afternoon.
A o in i Attn SUit.inra, '
ger growing out of dissension or in
Our
Neighbors.
owned by Mr. 'Jacob B echet :which He was endeavoring to-put up a ridge P u b l i c r . i b r a r v l B u l I d i u s . i o u I s i ’l I l e , l i y .
trusion from abroad. General -L. M.
D elphos, O., Aug
Warde delivered an appropiate and F rom: .T he 'S outh H aven S enti- yielded 416J- bushels, averaging 45 pole for - a.cattle shed,! and; for the
26th, 1S74.
ROBATE ORDER.—i-S£ate o f Michigan, County of
bushels to the acre. It was, thrashed purpose mounted on a dry 'goods box.
F nel :—- Berrien, ss.—A ta see sio n o f the Frobate Oourtfor the i
E d. R ecord :-—‘The Ohioans voted able oration, audthis, with other cus
County o f Berrien, holdeu at tho ^rebate Ofllce, in the
S
till
not
being
quite'high
enough,
he
In. 1849 or thereabouts; a son of by Messrs- Ludlow.& Martin. Who
village o f Borrlon Springs, on Wednesday, the 6th day o f
on the new Constitution on the 18th tomary formalities being through with
tried to give the pole a sendup when August, in the rear, one thousand eig h t hundred and
.
inst., and rejected it by an immense all retired from the hall with spirits Mr. Ashbel Herron? of the eastern can, beat it?
the- box slipped and toppled from seventy-four.
Present, Daniel Chapman, Judge o f P robate.
1
portion
of
Van
Buren,
left.hia
home
majority. A great many voters staid buoyant as though the old battles had
I n the m atter o f th e E state o f Orson S. Warner,
away from the polls,all over the State. again been successfully fought, and for a western trip of a couple of years. F rom the Michigan City -E nter- under his feet, arid he fell on his deceased.
On reading and filing th e p e titio n , duly verified,of
hack, the pole coming do-wn and Matilda
p r iz e :—
,
'
eling that loyal and social brace He returned home two weeks ago,
0 . Warner, administratrix on said estate, praying
Probably most of the people never
crushing
into
-his
chest
in
the
region
.
.fi?r
reasons therein set.forth, that she may be empowered
We
take
pleasure
in
chronicling'
an
read the constitution, much less stud that makes our whole nation speak having been away twenty-five years.
and licensed to sell the Teal estate In said petition des
Mrs. Frank Beaudin, living near instance of princely liberality to the of the' left lung. Dr’s. Herren and cribed.
ied it- The majority objected to it, and act as one.........Noble Martin,
Thereupon i t i s ordered th a t Monday, th e 21st day o f
Catholic Church on the part; of one of Crumpacker have been with him September
next, a t I I o’clock in theforenoon,be assigned
and for various reasons. The judiciary with the assistance of a guest, the depot, walked across the river and
for
th e hearing o f said petition, and. that the heirs a t law
our citizens— Mr. Peter Donnelly—in night and day since the accident, Ac f said
deceased, and. a ll other persons Interested in said
part was complicated, it made the sal tried to scare his son one night last back Friday last, to visit some friends, the presentation of a most beautiful the latest advices his condition was oestate,
are required to appear a t a session o f said Court,
then to be holden a t tbe/Probate Oifice l a the Tillage o f
aries of the Supreme Judges §5,000 a weal;, by-playing highwayman. The and upon returning home was taken altar -which cost, delivered here, regarded as extremely critical.
Berrien Springs, and show cause, i f any there be, w h y th e
year, which some thought far too result was the joke near resulted in quite ill. She was in so much pain §1,000. It was made in .Cincinnati.
o f tb e petitioner should n o t be granted? And it
Wri are enformed that on Monday isprayer
further ordered, that saidpetitioner g iv e notice to the
much. The Catholics, it is said, ob the death of its perpetators, for the that her husband advised her to take It will be .dedicated next Sunday, on a man lay down close.by the . railway •persons
interested in said estate, o f th e pendency o f said
petition, and thehearing thereof, by causing a copy o f this
jected because it did not give them son recognized neither and* came near a dose of morphine, which she did, which occasion Father O’Rielly, of track near Chesterton and j went to order
to be published in th e B eerien Countt R ecord,
a newspaper printed and circulated in said County o f
their part o f the school fund. The R. shooting both. The first intruder-was taking sufficient to destroy life. She Notre- Dame, will officiate. ..
Bleep. Aroused by the thunder of Berrien,
for four snccessivow oeksprevions tosaidday o f
R. aid and minority representation the guest, who only saved his life by lived through the night, dying in the
hearing.
the coming train, he was in the act of
[L. 8.]
D ANIEL CHAPMAN,
There
was
a
Methodist
Sunday
clauses, separately presented, were throwing himself into a ’ deep muddy morning. Besides her husband, she'
(X true copy.)
26w5
Judffc o f Probate.
getting' up when he was struck by the
School
and
excursion
picnic
from
ditch
and
letting
the
ball
go
over
him
leaves
a
six
year
old
daughter.
.
voted down by very large majorities.
shaft
of
the
-engine,
receiving
injur
Battle
Ground
..to
;this
city
last
Tues
The license and no license clauses, The latter saved his life by playing
A man by the name of James M.
Commissioners’ Notice.
ies of which he died on Wednesday.
probably drew out the entire whisky “possum,” a ball, hit'his hat and he Fordnia, between 35 and 40 years of day. The party filledxfour'coaches,
A Wanatah correspondent informs - In tb© m atter of tlie estate o f Samuel Col
arriving
at.
.nhon
and
returning
at
5
ring, and secured a very handsome felt as if killed. The boy drove home age, some fouvweeks ago Game from
us that chicken killing is all the rage lins, deceased.—W e the undersigned, Laving
vote of the temperance party, hut it and caused a scare that horrified him California to northeast Casco. For P. M. Tbe party enjoyed themselves about the station. From 150 to 500 been appointed'by the Judge of Probate for
County of Berrien, State of Michigan,
is apprehended that no smail number self, for* the women felt assured he the past week or more he has been while here by visiting.the Prison, pic-, “ birds” .are shipped each day. The tbe
Commiassoners to receive, examine and adjust
nicing
in
the
Grove,
riding
on
the
had
shot
his
father.
This
undescribof temperance men voted for license
suffering with ague,, and on Thursday
claims and demands o f all persons against the
lake; doing the climb of.IIoosier Slide, Wanatah hoys beat some South Bend estate of said deceased, dp hereby give DOtace
under the false impression that the ablc horror and anguish was relieved last, he decided to break it. Going to
ers
in
a
shooting
match,
the
other
day.
looking over the harbor, and shipping,
th a t we will attend to th e examination for al
sale off liquor could more effectually by the two coming toward the house, a cupboard, he took therefrom a pa
lowance of all claims and demands of all per
•
and
wondering
where
the
sand
came
resolved
not
to
do
so
again.-•'••••A
be restrained, and the cause of tem
per of what was supposed to be qui
F rom the K alamazoo Weekly T el sons against said estate, a t the office of W . .'K. ,
Sawyer, in the village and township of Tlu-eg. -I
perance promoted by license, than it man out shooting in the marsh this nine, but which afterwards proved to from..
egraph
Oaks, in said county, on Monday, Septem ber
A collision occured . last Tuesday
is now, or by prohibition. Num week accidentally (?) killed a duck be strychnine, and the consequence:
afternoon between the regular I. P. ■ The delinquent juryman was yes 2Sth, 1874, on Monday, Oct. 5tb, 1374, and on
or
two.
The
matter
being
brought
bers seem to think the Legislature
was that he died in less than twenty
terday fined five dollars by Judge Monday, Nov. 2d, 1874, a t ID o’clock in the
could be trusted, notwithstanding the to the notice' o f our shooting club minutes after takiDg the dose. The fc C. passenger train, and the switch Comstock., The Judge announced •foreneon of each of said days. Tbe time lim
ited for creditors to present their claims for -A
pressure of the wMsky ring, to enact (owing to its being “accidental”) the poison was labelled as such, and had engine; Michigan. City, which had a that hereafter every juryman sworn examination and allowance will expire in six coal car in front, was shifting cars in
matter
was
dropped
after
his
paying
months from the 12th day of August, 1874,
a judicious license-law (as if any such
been in the house for over a year,hav
in the yard and for some reason fail in a case pending would be fined one
D ated Three Oaks, Aug. 26th, 1874.
law could be judicious), that would §5 to satisfy the reward. Rather an ing been purchased for the purpose of
dollar
for
every
minute
he,
by
his
ab
W . K. Saw yer,
1
ed to get out . of the Way in season.
break up the’lo w doggeries (and what expensive duck. Go in boys, the fine is destroying foxes. There is no moral
;S. 0 . I r w in ,
J- Commissioners,
sence, kept the Court waiting.
Tho
train
struck
the
coal
car
at
a
J ohn B. D o w l in g , )
then would the high ones-he ?') and es now only §50.
attached to this item, it being useless
Mr. D. T. F ox, who „has been 2Sw6
speed of 15 to 20 miles, smashing it
tablish respectable saloons, to he kept
for newspapers to talk to people who
into kindling Wood, knocking off the through .the west part o f this county
by respectable men. For it May he T he N iles ^Republican says :
are so headstrong as to handle white
Administrator’s Sale.
and into several -towns in "Van Buren
Strange to Say, a fourth attempt powders, unless they know what they head light and part of tho gearing of county, informs us that some of the
supposed that people of good repute
N the matter ot the estate o f Samuel Collins, deceased.
the
switch
engine-:
and
damaging
the
Is hereby given that h y virtue o f au orderr
ItheNotice
do not like to he seen in the present was made, on Thursday'night last, to are.
Judge o f Probate o f Berrien Count>*,in tbe StaVffpassenger engine - considerably, but farmers were cutting up corn, to save Michigan,
made on ibo 29th day o f June X /D . 1874, in the^y^
establishments. The wholesale liquor, burglarize the house of Mr. N. R.
throwing neither engines nor cars the stalks for fodder— the ears being matter o f the estate o f Samuel Collins, deceased, the un*
dealers desire a law that would secure R ead ....... Hir man Johnson is in'bad F rom the L aP ortb A rgus :— .
dersigned, W. K . W hite, Administrator o f said est« te, w ill
very
small;
He
thinks
unless'
rain
from the tra.ck.. . Chris. Wells, ex
sell at public auction to the higbest bidder, on the prem
one or more saloons in every village, luck lately. He was struck by light
We hear of one farmer who sowed
comes very soon, there 'will not he a ises, in tbe townships o f Galien and Tbree Oaks, in said
pressman,
had.
his
he.ad
bruised.
There
County of Berrien, on Saturday the 26th day o f September, 1
city and ward in the State, and they ning'and knocked down one day last wheat l a s t ‘Monday, Aug 24th, hut
third' of the usual crop of either, corn,- At D, 1874, between'the hours o f 11 o’clock A . M . aud 2
were
no
personalinjuries,
but
the
o’clock
M., tho following described-real estate, to w it :
are generally opposed to local option. week/' and on -Sunday night some the work will not be in full blast until
potatoes;or apples.. The news from A p a r toPf. the
South-east one quarter
ot section N o.
•
passengers.,
and
hands.yrore.
frightful
burglars
made:
demonstrations
on
his
As the law is, in Ohio, the Constitu
next week, .and there will he compara ly ' shaken up.. The damage was Prairie'R'onnde is equally dishearten one. Ql) township eight, (S) south p f range twenty (20)
west—three
aod
a
h
a
lf
(3^/)
acres.'
AJeo,
the
E
ast
one
tion prohibits the Legislature from house, but did not get in .......The De tively little sowed after the -10th of
h a lf 0 ^ ) o f North-west "one quarter Q £) o f section
about §1,000.. '
1
• ing. Farmers- seem .to hold on to .seventeen,
(17) township eiglit, (8) south o f range ninefiance Fire Company has purchased at September.
passing a license law. The
wheat, deeming it more profitable to teen. (19) Westr-eighty
(80) acres. AH in Berrien County, 1
Michigan.
their
own
private
expense,
a
seven
law allows the sale of liquor only to
keep it for.-feeding stock than to' sell- Terms and. ' conditions o f sale- made known onn the .
Ten acres of wheat raised on the F rom the S outh B end : T ribune
'
sober people, over twenty-one years of hundred-pound bell, for which they county poor farm yielded 279 bushels
premises on tho day o f sale.
We have reported some "big yields it at present’ prices. No" one Seems
W .K .W H H E t
A
age, and not to drunkards and minors, paid §135. . It will be placed on then- or nearly 28 bushels to -the' acre.
ea«cd. | l
Adminstraior o f the estate o f Samuel Collins, docea«cd.
to
remember
to
have
experienced
so
of
wheat
grown
in
this
c
’onnty
this
July
2fid,
1874.
23w”
S
w
T
/
l
engine
house
near
the
Central
depot;
in quantities of one gill and upwards,
The quality is very superior. A large year, but the palm,. w.e guess,, will long arid disastrous a “ dry spell:’’ »■
to be carried awayjbut not to he drunk ....... To give some idea of the traffic crop of potatoes, corn and other pro
have.to b e ’surrendered] to Jeremiah
on the premises ; and it makes the in whortleberries here] we need only ducts 'are growing' on the farm and
EUCHANAN PRIQESBURRENT.
Beecher', 'of Penn ‘township, whose field
say
that
one-firm,
Bunbury
&
O’Brien,seller and the premises liable .for all
lo'ok as fine as any to "be found in the of wheat containing nine'acres and a Q o r r tc ttd tv tr y W tdru sday-m ornin g f o r the. R e c o r d fif
damages. This law is continually vio have payed for berries purchased this county. Tho farm never did as well
K IN Y O N A VZNCBN'FiDealer$in Q roctritsandJPrc*
' . .Wholesale and Retail
half yielded h i i forty-five bushels’’to
visions, iFrontStreet, Buchanan .M ich..
lated, and some saloonists are indict season, or farmers in' this ■vicinity, as it is now doing and the present
’ These.Jiffurcs represent th e p ric csp a id by dealers,'unless
the
acre
!
'I
t
will
take*
a
California
otherwise specified.
•
.
ed by the Grand Jury at every term §585.00. The average price has not management is all that could be ex
wheat field to beat’ that,-we are satis
of the court; and some are sued un been far from -10 cents per quart. pected or desired under tbe circum
W heat, whito, per b u sio l-..— .......................... 1..10@1-15
fied..
.Wheat, red, perbashel*...........................j........... ‘90@ 1.00
der what is called the “Adair Law,” ......M r. H. Weed, whoso serious ill stances. The rooms in the buildings
.H o a r, white, per barrel, selliDg......... .
Tt 00
On Tuesday morning/between two Hour, red,'per barrel,, selling..................... 6 00
and are mulched in heavy damages. ness from some kind of .tumor on his are kept scrupulously neat and tidy,
Keep tlie largest and best stock of
OloTerSeed,
perbushel...'.............;.................
6 00
Of course those who “feel the halter head we mentioned a few weeks ago and the inmates are compelled to and three o’clock;, as Adam Appell Timothy Seed,,per bushel................................. ; * 3^00
Groceries, Provisions, Wooden and5
.
Buckwhoat,
?per
bushel...................................
1,00
was
coming
from.Nilea
to
this
city
indraw,” have no good opinion ofthe law. died on the 21st/:. . . Gapt. and Mrs keep themselves clean and.orderly. A
Corn, per b u s h e l . . ................ :.»
55@60
a
buggy,
accompanied
'
by
his
,wife,
Willow
Ware, Stoneware, Tobacco, •
•Oats,
per
b,uahel.....V.......................
...............*
.
40
Ford
were
in
thecollision
on
the
Incorporated villages and cities have
visit to the . place will ’convince any his horse shied in a-dense'woods - near Bran; per
............ L...
1 8 ‘00
Cigars,
Salt Pork, Hams, Dried
.
Pork,
live,
’pe^:himdred.;.<
;.I..*.....'............
.
5
00@6
00
I;
Pi
&
G.
road,
near
Michigan
City
the power to pass prohibitory ordi
body that the Poor Farm is managed- Bertrand,-so much so as ! to neariy- . fo r k , dressed/per hundreH....j;...;...................... 7 00@8 00
/Beef; CHeese, Bread, Cakes, Pies,
nances, and stop - the traffic within last Tuesday. Both were' • flung very satisfactory.
Tork, hiesfl, per p o u n d ...............p
15
overturn the buggy. - Adam' saw the .Corn.Afeal, boitod/perliundred, s o i l i n g . . ’ 2 00 Oranges, Lemons, /Nuts, Toilet
several feet with violence.’- Mrs. Ford
their limits, and some are doing sb.
'Blaster, per. barrof,;,8olliDg//j..'.....................1 76
The next session . of tho Commis
ITay, tame, p e r s o n . . . ...............!............ i.,.14 00@I5 00
'I t is, undoubtedly true that there is striking against a car-door.- She was sioner’s .Court’commences on the 7th.of cause of this disturbance iff the ap . Hay,
Goods, Notions, &c., &e., in
marsh, p’e V . t o n ; . . * . . ......0 U0(3)8 00
Salt, fine, por barrel, 8elling.l..‘...i.T.^.‘.v'... ! ....' **'. 2'20
far less drinking either of beer or badly brusied on the cheek and 'left September and we hear the temper pearance of .a!maff,at one side* -of-the Salt,
ebanan. They also keep Salt by {
coarse,
pe^bafrel,
soiling....’
.
.
;
.
V
.
'
.
.
V
.
.
.
.
.3
00
whisky, than there was before the side, and -Mr. Ford was somewhat ance ladies are preparing to contest road'and one', almost' simultaneously Beaus,' per bushel.........................'.a.*.:..'..'........’. 2 00@2 60 tbe pound or barrel, Fish of all*
1 75
at the "other side.’ -The*.frightened/ Wood, 18 inch, per cord ...../.............
“crusade,” but the grog sellers and lamed in the knee and shoulder...!
Wood, 4 feet, por cord..-....*....... ......................
4= .00
every
’
i
nch
o*f
ground
to
prevent
the
kinds by the-package or.pound, and;
horse
left
the
scene
at
fuirspeed,’
just
.
Butter,,
per
p
o
u
n
d
/...!/;.............
..........
.
’
.
*
.
*J5
topers will not soon forget the ’^wo Mr. *J. M! Wells,- one of * our best applicants ‘for license from obtairi*^ggs, per dozen...../.....»........................../ .................. . 10
escaping
being
grabbed.
by|
th
e’
.bids
everything sold is guaranteed to be.
'Bard,
per
ponnd!........................
.
.
.
/
...............
15
known
merchants’,
met
quite
a:
serious
man’s movement,” neither will they
■ing permits to sell liquor.
per pou nd./.............................................
5@6
and its lunges overturning the buggy.’. Tallow,
just as kepbesented, or- the money
Honey,'per .pound.
.............................
20
(unless they abandon drinking and the accident on Friday last. In attempt
/Potatoes, per b u shel/..*;./.../.....,......................
traffic) forgive them for a long time to ing to stop a team of horses that were . A sad accident happened about one • After going, a short distanceiMr.' -Ap-’. "Green
25(^40 refunded. In Teas they can save
Apples, por "buBhel:.......................
pell
overtook
_a
"man
with
awa'gori
-mile
south
east
if
the
city,
j
last
Sun
. ■ 8 their customers from ten to twenty!
/Dried Apples, per pound............................. .*.....
running
a"s
ay,
he
was
somehow
thrown
come.
.
‘
16
Dried Peaches, pared, per p o u n d ...../...../...;
10
under the wagon, heavy loaded with day afternoon, which resulted -in the ..load of peaches;'who was on his wav Driod Poftchos, unp&rod,.,por p o u n d ........./....
A s I go to my preaching places,
..
8 cents a pound, and in buying ground
Chickens,
por
pound..’/
.
.
.
/
.
.
/
/
?
/
.
.
.
/
/
.......
S@10
am more or less in three counties, and lumber, and three of the wheels ran death of Seth Carver, a one armed 'to Mishawaka," .arid who’ stated that he Cranberries, per quart.........................................
Coffee and Spices of them you get
8
60
.
Brick,-.por
thousand,
s
e
l
l
i
n
g
.
.
.................
am enabled to gain somewhat reliable over him, cutting and bruising him on man -well known in this city. The had been slopped by- the 'same men Hides," green/"per pdnndI.".L./...* /..1
......
5@6
.nothing
but .the strictly pure. Their
arid
robb.ed
of
what
little
chance
ho
deceased
was
,in
the
employ
M
O.
P.
10@
12
Hides,
dry,
per.pound.....
...........................
.V....
'
information of how things are,- as wel the' face; -head and body _’so badly
20@40
P elts..,............................................................. .
had—
some
70
cents..'
‘
Ludlow.
He
and
Mr.
L.
were
attend
Lunch
Boom
is stocked with everv-^^
iMackerelf
N!o.
1,
per
pound.-selling...
.
.
.
.
.
:
that
it
was
-feared
that-his-’injuries
as from the papers. But. I cannot do
/Wy^© Pisli, per pouud.faelling/U..
ing.
some-matters
on
the
farm,
Carver
thing
usually
found in- first-cfasg :
Twenty
years
ago
ff.
0
/
Knoble'cky
'
i
were-fatal.
But
fortunately
Ms
in
as much as I would like in the tem
Lunch Rooms, including Oysiei?
perance cause,-for on my field of la juries Were mot dangerous ■and he is :had a shot gun with him.and during their, in making changerfor a man whorhad
GUARDIAN .SALE.. • J :
bor there are no. saloons within gun fast recovering. Dr. Egbert dressed'his absence they visited the house of a been buying, goods, of him, paitLhim-' ’.TN/thojnatter'of tb o'Uslatp p f /EnOB, Sarah,‘^ a r y , Clarai and Ice Cream :in their- seasons/l
,
neighbor
and
with
one
or
two
others
forty
five
-cents
.’too-;
much.
-To-day
wounds.........Frank
-Laundry,
one
of
shot.. However. I occasionally’ open
X Harriet, Fabuio, Daniel, Joiin and Florence Marble^
Their splendid Lapland Soda Foun-,
minorsi-r^Notice is hereby given that by virtue o f an orfire to help keep the enemy aWay.) In Nilos’ old-residents, was the victim stood by a fence looking at some ho gs. the man camp to the city, -and'goingi i^der
of 'the JndgQ ôf/ProHate o f Berrien :.C9unty,\.in the
tain
quenches ,yo.ur’thirst,'- and iu;
'Stathof’'Micliigah^Wade' tho‘‘ 20th day ■oY June, A. D.
the village of Delphos, whereT reside, this time; ‘It 'seems’-that on Monday Carver placed the butt of his gun on to the.Knoblock itore pai'djMr. Kno- ‘ -•■'1874,"tlie
undo rsig'neil‘IiOu}sa 15JArbley'‘Ga»idian of'said
fact
taking
everything into consid-1
a
board
which
projected
from
the
block the-amount, remarkiDg-that-he) "minors, w ill BGll'at’publio’,a'itctionJ to the :highest bidder,
more thanlialf tho people are. Germans, night last he returned- from Berrien
'a tth e;p rem iss-to -b e.so ld / on Saturday, the 17th day-of eration, it is the best place to trade
fence
and
holding
the
.
-gun
.
upright,
knew top .much .change .had; been paid '■Ootob'erri87*ivl3^tweVh the Hours o f 11 o’olock A. M. and
a plenty of liquor is still sold anc. whero he completed’a bargain for the
:o’plock J tsii,. oC-oaid.day, tho .following real estate, in Berrien County.
Goods deliver
drunk. My congregations are off six sale of some property - which he stood leaning over .it. The gun slipped to him ak,thee-,time, .arid, ith a d ., been 2sufcaectto
thg,riglit.of;dowor, in the undersignedi to Wit?
and
the.-lock
struck
the
projecting,
/Tli.e.undividei^^;nineônths/(0-iO) o f- ^ cast halU of the
.trQublingfhim”
ever
since/
;
This-beats..
■wished
to
disposeof
before
leaving
for
ed
free
and
promptly.
Cash for
miles one way and thirteen mile’3 the
’south;wes.t1oue-4uar(;br --pf section Vevoii (7) in township
the West. -The sum ’ amounted to board with such force as to _discharge; any of- General-Spinner/s, cases;'’ ; ./ eight'(8) south ‘of range ,pighteeu.(lS).jWe8t, iu the county Country Produce.
other.
; '.
of Berrien, State o f Michigan, containing loighty acres
On, Tuesday-; afternoon the house •more or less. Terms of'enle niado known at the time and
As; to the crops, corn looks •well. §1,300. He reserved; from, this §50 ■one barrel, the contents, of which
.■
Remember; fhe ‘ place— 58
lodged
in
Carver’s
side,
killing
him
and: barn .of:J.- Keiles; in ..Madison- ,place o f sale.
Potatoes are injured.by the dry weath for current expenses,’ ■ahcl i deposited
LOO ISA 'MARBEE,‘.Guardian of said Minois.
Front
Street,
Buchanan, Mich.
'July Stli, lS f4 .. ; • * i
V* " :
^29ffi7,
er* But we-have had heavy 5rains ‘ the remainder'in the bank; receiving'a almost instantly. I t is probable he., /township,: three miles- .east- off Wood■ : land; were- totally destroyed by fire;
within a few days, !Wheat came; ib certificate of deposit payable to him was shot through the heart.- . ..
•
Mr.
H
enry
Morbics’
house
was
en
Ice
self.
Some
time
during
Monday
night
j together with their. contents: " Besides , E a K g ^ / H o u s e v - a n d
light, about one-half a crop. ’ There
• A PIUEAOHER OFj THE GOSPEL, having curedU
are some peaches and .but few apples. or Tuesday morning S thief entered Ms tered, on Wednesday morning early, ; the. other .property, abo.ut. M;000:^bush
;• ( ^ e a u i ^ S a l o 6 h . j f • /boh o f Consumption in its worst sfagps, after being glv. ^
and
a
breasf
pin
.
and
$5,0,0
in
money'up
to die by the most celobrated phyBlcians, desires to
room
and
took
tne
certificate'
and
els, of grain, were destroyed, aifd jbe.
Thus far it remaiins'healthy! ; **
-make known'ihe care (which proves anccessful in every
:.was
carried-off.
:.4
v
what
cash
he
had
left,
§2.60,and
has.
whole
I6s8;is-.e8timated
at
§2)506.
No
Cftio)*to those afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis. Cought
" m IS S :/^ A R Y A R t H U R
: AVi E .
’.Colds, Consumption, and all affections o f the. Throat an<
not since been heard from ,. -The par-’
insurance.
- .•
•
A S.fltted;np roomiin* Dcnbmr’e Brick, ««ooaddo'or
Lungs, and w ill send the Recipe,- free, of-charge, to al[
the' Bauk, where Bhe'fnlend*<t.o
she'intend,
oast o f tho
V««n
who desire it, i f they w ill forward their address u
ty or parties of course would- not pre F rom the Cassopolis D omocrat :—
ng >Hoattf> «nd aD foe .Oreeui
^
DANIEL J DEE, 176 Fulton St., Now York.
25mB
n
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II
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T he MicMgan State Fair and ‘the sent the1certificate for fear, of detec141
In many places in the state the ; F rom/ the -Harteord -Day S pring -:—
consolidated Fair of the Michigan tion,-so Frank may thank -Ms good . dog. license is being enforced.. : Why? :*■’ A(sayage fire is raging- in the Deer-’
* Administrator’s :Sale. ' ^
S E L E C T S C H O O L /*
State Agricultural and Pomologica. •luck that he got off so .easily.-"* -- * • :is-it not in LaGrange ? Last year 66 field Iwoods north of “Ingen Town.” .N tho
matter of tho estate of John Mitchell, deceased,Notice ia bersbj- giren that by virtue o f an order o fib e
Societies, will be held. at. East Sagi
:dogs were licensed, this year, 5.. •
Green.hemlocksjare being; burned out
Judge ot Vrobate of Berrien County, inhtho. State iof
naw, Sept*. -14— 19.inclusive.- ■Half- - T he-B enton HARBOR’P<z??at?mm says:
!niftdea-fln tho-13th:day»of Jnly,:A::D.-IS7., in . m H E F all Term ot M r s . G t l i H E H T ’S S c h o o „
We ’can congratulate "our-fellow- by the • roots,- .and^fire.even climbs to. Michigan,
tX w ill commence Sept. 7th, at . her residence on Stale
tbe matter.of--the estate o f Jolm'! Milch.!!;, dcceiwod, the
fare tickets o n , the main liue of the
. The rushvof thoup'each. seasomis; townsman, <■Andrew- J. ■Smith, ■Esq.-, the top of the'.tall’itrees. -(i Be careful undersigned •William's.'' VaVton,' Admintatfalofi o f 'said •dtreetj'NILESj MECHi1 This school ombracea all theani
vantages o f large institutionsTor -the advancement aSd
estate,
w
ill
aoll
at^
public_
Auction,vtQ
:3
the
highest
bidder.
Mich. Central,’will beissued at'all’sta bver,: . . ;A: negro - was attacked by upon his noinination by the Republican '.of* fire-in:such-faj. time.' a.s.this,-,for/a ou,tl:e'.;)pcmii(«i::n-Bachaii*n''.T6wii5l];p,' in «îd County, -culture o f the inteHoct, as all branches aro taught iiâ
systematio .and thorough,manner.^
.s '
:on'rriday,-tbe'4tb'day-of-September:^. D,18r-t,>between
tions between Detroit and New Biiffa- ’ two white- in eh 'n ear.’1the; 'depot -bn r. Convention, for Attorney General. Mr: spark might make.you,homeless.^''v
Those who deBire it aroitaught to read.write and spelL
tbe. boura o f 11 o’clock A . K. and 3 o’clock P. SC. Ibo
)b)‘'via~Jacks6n. Property for .exhi Saturday night, • severely • .pounded; •Smith,is an old-practitioner/*i and if Aa •miWednesday Morning the dwelling followingidOKribed Teat-estate,- to--wit: J. Tbe.N. E . a t Gormau. Other languages, book-keeping, and higrap
mathematics are comprised In the course,of ^study.
the S. W*Iti- S e c t i o n S—40 acre.; and tbe north 57
bition will be taken .to East Saginaw :'b'ut,s’finally • saved- .Mmself.byifiight; -Republican musfcv be--elected-for rthat - of Andrew Yan Woert,i.'n’earrthjs<!vil;- acresVi'theSriW ; fractfonali^bf;Section 0 / aUâitnated price for a choice of-all the branches taught;
• Board
be lobta(ued. near the Bchool by tlioce who
in-Tewnsbip T, ioutb of Ban'ge IS
Borrien'Cocnty,
depot and .back, free of charge, at tho •.'././.On Saturdaynightila’si,-two1for- sposition, we; of course preferjab Cass la'ge/ bearly* escaped'•■’’destruction /by, M ichigan.,, I(:-nni:an;i .conditions of sale’made knovrn on apply
e a r ly /:Also*’rooms ’ for thoso wishing to borni
.. .
*
. ][*■
o'n the day or sale.
,
.
- wtheirLseiv«8.
risk’-of • the. owners, on: compliance' Vei'griers were, leftHying/out} ofYdoors; ' County- m an/ ’to a' stranger-1--And ■>fire a*uHis . i wife lhad. /placed a hot pan the premiaea
'—
WILLIAM S---PAXTON;’, i t .- vVôr.perticui&is^tnqi^ro a t’Gilbort^ Tobacco Store,?
■*
j
^
/llllA lhl A1.
liw t A
jJ
with ‘certain ■conditions
>5. BAiAdmlnrilretoYof'the’eetataof.Johe Mitcbal, , oddreas
ions. .v ; j- iffiMow-Golby/Inghami & .Goi’s factory i
> ’tali
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m m
I BAKERS"
To Consumptives.
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The Berrien Qonnty Record
THURSDAY MOKXING. SEPT. 8, 187.4
To Advertisers.
The “ R ecord” is the b est A dvertisiajM edium in. South-w estern M ichigan, h av
ing the largest circu lation of a n y other
paper in th is part o f the State.
A le u ts .
Geo, P . Rowell & Co,, 41 P a rk Row, H. T .t
and S. M. P ettiag ill, 87 Park" Row, N. Y., are
our authorized agents to contract for advertis
ing, a t our low est rates, fo r the columns of, the,
B erkikx CorxTT R ecord.
Buchanan Glmrah. Directory.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
D. M a t h e w so n , Pastor. Services a t 10} A.
31. and 7} P . 3i. Sabbath School at 12:25 P.
31. P rayer m eeting 'Wednesday evening at *?}
o’clock.
PRESBYTERIAN; CHURCH.
W . 1Y. W e l l s , Pastor. Services at, 101 A.
M. and 7J- P . 3T. Sabbath School after morning
service. Prayor m eeting Thursday evening at
7} o’clock.
JIETHODIST EPISCOPAL -CHURCH.
L s rt T aur, Pastor. Services at 10} A. if.
B u r g l a r i e s . — On
Friday night of
last week, the wagon and repair shop
of Mr.. Briggs, on Day’s Avenue,, was
broken into and some-chisels and oth
er tools stolen, no doubt for the pur
peso of aiding in committing other
burglaries. The same parties,no doubt,
effected an entrance into the clothing
tind boot and shoe store of Messrs.
Estes & Uoble. A trunk and two
valises, together vrith nearly §300
worth of clothing and some change
Were stolen from Mr. Estes, and three
hats and a pair of shoos from Mr.
Uoble. It was ascertained that the
trunk was checked for Chicago on the
morning Express—2:51 o’clock, and
proper parties were telegraphed to in
that citj'to be on the watch. A por
tion of the -goods were found and one
of tho parties arrested. Efforts are
now^heing made to obtain requisitions
from the Governors to bring him back
to this village for trial.
The R ecord and Detroit
Tribune ono year for $3.10.
Post
age p r e p a id after January' next.
B e r r ie n .„4i. C p T in ty
R e c o rd ,
. P ersonal.— We received a call on
Wednesday last from Justice Glover,
of Cassopolis.,. ,Mr. Glover. lias had
some'experience in journalism, and
very naturally has a duo regard and
attachment for ‘the members of the
press. Ho is a strong temperance ad
vocate, and his docket ho says is proof
that the’ prohibition law is a success,
and that its violations can he p’unished. Ther 0; are few towns of the size
of Cassopolis in the country that can
compare with it, go far as temperance'
and morality are concerned. This is
attributed, in part, at least, to* faithful
and efficient local officers, who are
sustained, in the proper discharge of
their duties by an open approval and
sanction on the part of the intelligent
and better portion of the community.
Buchanan^
made a change in the
subscription price of the paper,we can
see a growing- disposition, among our
friends to pay for the same; and • to
make strong efforts to pay in advance.
The carelessness on tho part of a pub
lisher to collect his dues promptly, has
a tendency, we think, to create in the
minds of the subscribers an idea that
the paper is of but little consequence,
is of hut little value to the publisher,
and that it, doesn’t make much differ
ence if the same is never paid for.
The bill is therefore allowed to run
from year to year, the publisher de
prived of the uso of money he has
earned, and a debt accumulating that
will be difficult to discharge, if ever
settled at all. Right wrongs no per
son. No man can consistently ask
that his paper be continued beyond
the expiration of one year, without the
same is paid for. No honest man will
require more than this. We have
therefore adopted this rule- and will
.adhere to it strictly in the future.
Those who pay in advance will he al-lowed'-a reasonable reduction from the
Subscription price, and we urge all
to pay in advance, as it will save 25
per cent, by-so doing,'and will be more
satisfactory to us than to receive the
full amount at the end of the year.
All those now in arrears who will pay?
one years’ subscription by the first of
next month, will be considered the
same as paying in advance, and will
receive the paper for §1.50 ; §2 must
be paid after that date. The time is
given on account of our cheap prices
during the campaign, ’This offer will
not be extended. Let all who can,
pay their subscription during the pres
ent month.
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, S in c e
T he Marshal is making an. estimate
of tho amount of sidewalk in the vil
lage. A report will be given next
week.
County F airs are being announced
throughout the State.
a u d 1?} P. 31. Sabbath School after morning
service. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
7} o’olock.
wo
W e invite merchants to examine
Eerri Carburetum is a superior ar
ticle of stove polish, manufactured by our samples and low prices for Letter
OLD ADVENT CHURCH. '
Geo. Churchill, Buchanan, Mich. w3 -Heads, Bill Heads, Statements, En
J . W . R. L ister, P astor, M eeting every
velopes, iCards, &c., &c. Nb.business
Sunday a t 8 o’clock p. in .
P ra y e r m eeting
man.who
has ever* nsed letter heads,
'S mith B ro’s. & Co. offer a liberal
Thursday evening a t 74- o’clock.
bill
heads,
printed'envelopes, etc., will
discount
to
exclusively
cash
custom
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
do without them, as they cost hut a
ers.
J . J . R oe, Pastor. Service Sunday morning
trifle more than is paid for the same
a t 10} o’clock; Sabbath School 4 • o’clocic P.
*M, P rayer m eeting Thursday evening a t 7}
material without the printing. Come
j
S
ew
G
oods
.
—Mrs.
Dunning
wishes
o'clock.
to inform the ladies of Buchanan and and see us, and. he convinced of the
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
vicinity that she has just returned from truth of this statement.
R ev. E . P . L iqht , P astor. Services: every
Chicago, andfhas Received new; goods,'
Sabbath m orning, a t the usual, hour. Prayer
L. P . '& G. W. Fox have just re
embracing new styles in hats and some
m eeting every Tuesday evening a t 7 o'clock;.
millinery goods. Also, a good assort ceived a full line of hats and caps for
of ladies’ underwear, collars, men and hoys. Call and examine.
L A S T N O T IC E .
~ ment
cuffs, &c., which she is prepared ;to
I f y o u w a n t C ir c u la r s ,.
HOSE who are indebted to. the undersigned on. note or offer to her customers at reasonable
S e e d i n g .--—Farmers are busy seed
book, account, will savo trouble and. costs by settling
I
f you want Handbills,
on or before the 20th of September next.. AU noto3 and prices.
Give her a call, and examine ing. The most of tho wheat will be
accounts., alter that date*, will be left‘in the hands ot
I f you want nice Letter Heads,
proper officers for collection. Wo can, be found at our old her assortment.
sowed in this vicinity, during the pres
i I f you want printed Envelopes,
stand until the above date for tho purpose of settlement.
ent week. In many -places the ground
SMITH & SONS,. Buchanan, Mich.
I f you want'Business-Gards,
'Buchanan, Sopt. S.1874.
*
291d.
The Eall term, of the Buchanan does not contain sufficient moisture to
I f you want Bill Heads or State
Union School will commence; on Mon cause the grain . to -sprout. A good ments,
The pastoral year of tho M.„ -E;.
rain would be a great blessing at pres
day next, Sept. Tth.
I f you want, any kind of job print
Church, " of this village, expires on
ent.
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"
ing, plain or in colors, leave your or
Sunday next. The public are cordial
T he tax sales for this county will
ders at the R ecord office.
ly invited, to attend, the closing ser
Don’t pay out a dollar in cash for
I f you :want; to advertise, remem
vices. It is hoped that the present appear in onr next week’s issue. -•
groceries until you get Kinyon; Vin ber that the R ecord; has double the
pastor, Key. Levi Tarr, will be obtain
F resh Oysters served in every cent’s cash prices. You can save, circulation of anv paper- in the
ed another year at. least. He has
from 15 to 25 per cent.
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: tf
done a good work here, and is deserv style, and sold by the can, at Central
Dining
Hall.
edly popular as a minister ,and a coG e t y o u r J o b .B r in tin g d o n e a t th e
■ A n exchange in. one of our neigh
worker in all reform movements.
Go to J. H. Roe’s for School Books, boring villages gives notice of a hook R e c o r d office. .
and ladder company in their mids.t.
T he place to buy Groceries is at J. 'Writing Paper, Inks and Stationery
Ladders are used to climb to the
of
all
kinds.Now.-supply
just;
receiv
T he attention of the Village Board
P. Binns Jt Co’s., where you will be
chicken roosts where the hooking is has been- called to; the fact that our
ed.
used gentlemanly and. will not he
done.
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cemetery is visited, by parties who feel
found fault with if you don’t buy.
at liberty to disturb the graves, des
T
he
evenings
are
now
of
consider
Goods are sold at fair profit. Call
troy flowers, deface, the grave stones,
Rev.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Berry,
of
able
length,
and
every
family
in
the
and see for yourselves.
county should have, the R ecord to Manchester, Iowa, have been ^pend and commit other-nuisances. -Proper
J. P . B inns,
read.” We will keep our readers post ing a short time with their friends in action is going to bo; taken to .prevent
A. C. D ay.
ed iimreference to all important'politi Buchanan. They are claimed by our such misconduct, and. to punish the
citizens as being of us. They have a "offenders, 'if persisted in hereafter.
N o t i c e . —Mr. A. A.. Rice, of Chi-’ cal movements, and also give the news
large
place in the affections of the- We regret, that any such action is
from
different
parts
of
tho
county.
C a g e , has opened a dental office in
people
here, and no doubt it seems to necessary. '
Hew
subscribers
can
have
the
paper
Three Oaks, where he is prepared to
them
like
coming home to greet their
until
Jan.
1st,
1875,
for
50
cents.
do all work in his line. A ll work done,
numerous
friends in this vicinity.
*. I t is time for sweet potatoes to be.
at reasonable prices and warranted.
in
market. They do not appear in
A
lot
of
all
wool
vests
for
§
lj
at
Rooms on west side of Main St.,south
Estes’.
' F armers A ttention ! — Do • not very , large quantities' as yet. The
of rail road.
fail to read the advertisement of S. crop this year will be very light.
W.
Redden’s Livery' and Feed Stable,
How is the time to buy Clothing
P e r s o n a l .— Mrs. J. 0. "Welch, of
in
another
' column.' Farmers’ teams
§3,000,.000 of gold is to be sold by
"Willmington, III., is spending a few cheap, at Estes’. He is closing out
weeks visiting her numerous friends his: entire stock, being compelled to will receive the' best Caro and atten the Government during theanonth of
in Buchanan. She says that our vil quit business on account of his health. tion, and always at reasonable prices. September.
lage looks more attractive, and the A ll goods will be sold at greatly re Stable on Front St., Buchanan,Micb.
friends and scenes of her home seem duced prices•We have received the first two cop
;
more valuable and appreciative since
The ;Iasi quarterly meeting of 'the ies of the Elkhart (Ind.) D aily Observ
she has become partly separated from
W e haven't heard of any very seri year was held at the. M. E. Church- er. I t presents a creditable appear
them. “We value blessings as they ous cases of gold fever in our village last Sabbath, by Prof. C. C. Olds, P. ance, and will take an active part in'
fly.” It should he superior induce yet: We hope that some parties here E. , who is just closing his term of four the defence of; Republican, principles,
ments to influence any one to leave so might secure several millions of dol years on Niles District. The occasion and in the war against intemperance
pleasant a place as Buchanan.
lars for home distribution.
was one of increasing interest and at? and corruption:
tendance to the last.
The Church
A ccidents. — The ends of three
T he September number of A m eri
O y s t e r s . — The oyster season has showed its appreciation by lifting a
fingers were cut off at the Wagon 'fairly opened: in Buchanan." In addi collection of $30.00 Sabbath morning can JETo77i.es is. out, and of it The BosFactory, last -week. One on, the hand tion to" the usual dealers, Messrs. Smith to pay the. entire claims of the Presid to7i Daily Adve7-tiser says: .
of W. F . Brown, and the others on k S.imonds have fitted,up”,a neat oys ing Elder.
• “There is. room for. a periodical,
At four p. m. a very excellent es which, furnished at the‘ low price of
the hand of Anson. Hubbel..
ter .salo.on under Smith. Bros. & Go's
grocery store. We,' trust that' they pecial service was held by the Pastor, $2 per year, is yet first-class in char
P ersonal.— We received a short will be well patronized.
'* for baptism and to receive candidates acter, tone, literary contents and exe
hut pleasant call on Saturday last,
into full fellowship. Seven were bap cution; and well would *it be,” conftom Hon. Charles W. Clisbee, of
We give our readers this week* a tised and ten’received, making in all tiifues the Advertiser , - “were all the
Cassopolis.
letter irom Rev.. Wm. Fuller, formerly sixty-five received by profession and homes where,the larger magazines do
of this; village, and well-known through thirteen by letter during the year not go, supplied with reading as good
V isit .— A delegation of Odd F el out the county.
Rev. Levi Tarr has been Pastor.
in. tone and-style- as -that in Am erican
lows from Niles, thirteen in number,
Homes ” - - .
■■visited Buchanan Lodge on Tuesday
L if e I n T he A rmy — An inter
G
enoa White Lime and Salt at
evening. A splendid time was enjoy
esting and instructive narrative of in .• D ouble barrel, shot guns: are now
ed. The . members .of the different Smith* Bro’s. and Co.
cidents and evsnts connected with the in demand, and are doing good ser
Lodges in this vicinity are talking of
late war. A neat phamphlet of some v i c e . - *
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I t:is now belioved that physicians
holding an Odd Eellows’ pic-nic at
50 pages, by an invalid soldier, of
are
of
some
use
in
the
world.
Tupper'
Barron Lake soon.
thei'late 1st’ Michigan Sharp Shooters,
, T hanks.-—D r. Spooner^ of H ill’s
contemplated extending his lecture
just published, and ready for sale. Corners, will'accept -our thanks for a
T he place to get job printing of all tour this ‘fall to the United States, Price, 35 cents. News dealers furnished
basket of large, nice pealices. They
but under the advice of his physician,
descriptions is at the R ecord office.
copies for sale on orders, at reasonable are yery acceptable.;, ".The'Doctor has
the project has been abandoned, and
discount. Address,
' "V: a'large.orchard-pi;'cultivated]fruit, aud
A ttend the Business College at the'people, of this fortunate country
A mos F arling , - . j : expects - to ksupply Messrs. Kinyon &
will
not
be
bored
by
this
notorious
ig
Kalamazoo. Board only. '§3.50 per
„,??■' "Buchanan,- Mich; Yinceht'witlij-peache's’-during the seanoramus. It is proposed to raise a
week. Jo u rn a lbent free.
ilt'paysJto 'purchase the best
subscription to continue. -the services
quality
pf,•.peaches,: as there is more
B
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l
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As
announcedCrockery and. Glassware a special of that physician until Tupper is dead/ through the columns of -the R e c o r d ' difference in tlie flavor -and real, value
ty, at Smith Bros. & Co.
We publish death notices and mar last week, a friendly game of base thah.there is 'in; the' -prices ;asked for
riage notices'free of charge. People hall - was played on Saturday last, those'that are goodand' /those not
B argains.—JPox has- opqned 1,000
sometimes wonder why notices of the in this.village, between the Bruisers •feg'Uy.fi.^pf-mMjke't; •.‘:71'
yards Silk Grosgrain Ribbons, all
death or marriage of parties do not of Buchanan and Baron Lake - Club,
colors; and widths, at the popular
T he Govenor- of Kaiisa-s has called
appear in the paper. People ofteh do /o f Niles: The; game^was well played
price of 25 cts. per yard ; 300 yards
not care to have their marriage or the /on .both sides and much interest mani- ■an .extra J'ession of the'Legislature to
Embroideries, at 1 2 i cts. per yard;
'fested; throughout the-^. entire game. make appropriations for those suffer600 yards; Embroideries at 25: cts. death of their friend published in--this : "Home, fielding vwas executed on both
ing’fronfi the’ravages of the grasshop
way; and of course we. are not dispos-^"
per yard, one-half former prices; 100
ed to offend them by such announce-!, sides that would' compare favorably, per* /
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pairs splendid Kid Gloves, 2 buttons,
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ments .without their consent ‘or re-] with, a professional nine, and received
in black and colors; at $1.25 per pair;
quest. We will willingly5puhli8h.- aU the hearty applause of the largo num
. T h e quarterly meeting o'f the M.. E.
worth $2. Also, 100. beautiful Trimm
that are given to us, and solicit, our^ ber that witnessed the, game.- The . Church in this village, on Saturday
ed Corsets, at 50 cts.. each, worth $1.
friends to send such notices to -us for', following -’score’. will show that the and Sunday last, was well attended
publication.
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.; -4 .Bruisers won the game by one tally : -and very interesting.
W ind mill peddlers are on the war
;
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N otice.—-The only place in the?; Fox,-p>,
A call has. been issued.hy the New
6 8! Perkins. F; p
,s£? 3 2
*2
county
to
g
e
t
.
your
Solid
Jewelry5
F.-Matchet.
s.s
Vought,
a
s
4 '2 York Sportsmen’s Association for ?a
3
A L arge lot of improved Mason
J.-'SinUli.lb ' . " 3 Tj Perkins, W .lb«^
3 3
made to order,is at Lapiere &Brown’s,. ^G.
4 2 "meeting to-he held at Niagara -Falls,
Smith,2b . ■ ■ 3 ol Paine,'2b^f^
F ruit Jars, at Day & Binns’.
Harris,
S.\T
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Simmons,
3
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Niles,. Mich.
14tf,4 1 on the 9th'day of- September, 1874,
M.’Matcbet;l.f .• .. ’I :5'*Coopor/lf
o n to organize a National Sportsmen’s
.Coocjr^;
. 3 riL Bell, .• ;
T h a n k s . — We received per express,
Berrickrte»sa.%4îr. *3 to! * - - * ■
• • *
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— — Association, for the. protection o,f fish
Go and see. the best assortment of; s ..Total, - *r,- .fA . 27 -T| w..Total,
from Fisher Ames, of Union Pier, a
27 17
.and game.:VA- general invitation is
hoots,
shoes
and
clothing
in
the*
coun
basket of the nicest peaches, we have
"
Time
:offgame',72*-hours
50
minutes,
giv.en : to the public to attend this
ty,
at-L.
P.
&
G.
W.
Fox’s,
cheap
for.
seen this year. We do not believe
'q c j i H amilton, Scorer.
meeting and to.send delegates. .. •
they can be" beat. We would not.fear cash.
” -:W\'E.^PfiBJl-PTON;. Umpires
to risk them, at a world’s fair. These
f'T.rSYb;
• - ;T h e dry! weather .-and =the* grass
kind remembrances are indeed among
r 'J
.5 • . R eligious.— Rev. J. R. Berry,- of
the most pleasant and enjoyable inci Manchester, Iowa, formerly of this,
R ecord i arid! Weekly-.vZnter- Ocean hoppers have about'finished the crops
in many-parts of the West. • - -■
dents of a life, editorial. Please accept- place, preached at the M. E. Church •on'e-year'fori §2.5.0; in advance, .
our sincere thanks.
in this village, on Sunday evening
There is an: unusual largo .number
l—
The'season' for sweet cider
-last. The discourse was full. of.real , ^: Cider %
B ut your furniture of Spencer. &. common sense; and practical j truth. ,i s:no wffdawnip g rup‘c>n 'u s .' We have: sick in th is. village *and vicinity 'at
Allen. A ll orders for job work and The world, needs more of this class{of. '.a.*s"mall‘cider ^keg -but -from the low present. We learn -that it is the same
repairing neatly done on short notice. sermons.
tf'sfcate.-ofôur.^harices, at. present, we in other places- . Diarrhiiea, flux and
*'exp;ec.tjt.Vfillremain empty. bilious fever are the prevailing, dis
Third door north of; hank,* Buchanan,
Mich.
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eases,, People cannot': he too careful
,-v:
1
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-are
A -renter in Cincinnati-—we
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r
sorry his; name is not given—is .reJ ’“ ‘OuB/exchangesînclude many excel in /regard ' to what they eat and. hoi?
T hanks.— “Home again from a for ported to have lived in thesame house’’ lent papers;' published”facross the line ithey take care' of themselves a t ' the*
f
eign shore” was the beautiful-piece for twenty'years, has never been .he.-. .-in our.';native‘ State;p f‘Indiana; .■ We present season of the year.
played near my window on Monday 'hind on his rent; and has never-asked consider/them .‘ highly .respectable, and
evening by the Buchanan Band. Many his landlord for a cent for repairs.**He • many o f‘tfiem, âodelxcqunty papers..
DEATHS.-^There have been ,- -six
thanks for the same. Never was music is a model renter surely, and . hasnrt. - The-So,uth;'Bend- Z^tpn,,‘published ,hy deaths in .this -|yicinity' within "two
sweeter or more- appropriate. Since many followers in this part of -Michi-t- Johu/Brownfield} ,rJr.-y. so? far : as re-, weeks." Two’o f these,’ however, were
my arrival I ’ havo fully realized that gant ' "
---- *‘garda-its locabdepartment' and edito?- ‘children who were never healthy, andI was at home and among dear; friends
'-rial'-mana'gemerit-throughout, comes who did not-die with any' prevailing
in my own beloved Buchanan. Long' : The new'prices at. Kinyon & Vin âsinear jour fidoarof .Yhat| the standard disease.
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may you live-fo; enjoy .the blessings of cent’s beat them all, being muoH'lbw/ ‘.of .Vlocar.hewspaper should he, as any.
home and the society of loved ones:*
er than any one expected: •
.-Although we/disagree"with it in polifc-*
The cool nights'we are-;havirighoy:,
• M r s . N : S'. W e l c h .
ical sentiment, we say this in justice permit of sound, refreshing: slumbers^
F our pounds of splendid coffee for {to the paper, and it- certainly merits a,‘
F or, a good, cigar, call at, Central one dollar at Kinyon & Yincent’s'cash‘ diberalhupport from the Democrats of^. .,'^N.earIy"ev,ery..Co,unty iii :th‘e* State]
Block Dining- Hall. •' .* ! >
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M ic liig a n j
T h u r s d ay^
Proceedings of the Common Council ol
tlie Tillage of Snelianau
A t a regular meeting of the Common Coun
cil of the Yillago of Buchanan, held Friday,
Aug. 28, 1874, a t the Council Room in Engine
House No. l . Present, Messrs. Griffin, Mowrey,
Ross, Binns, Trustees; D. A. W agner, Recorder.
On motion, Trustee Boss was chosen Presi
dent p r o tern.
Minutes o f previous meetings, held July 31
and August 22, 1874, we're read, and on motion
of Mr. Binns, supported by Mr. Mowrey, ap
proved.
The following bills were reported from the
Finance Committee and their allowance recom
mended :
S3 40
Sumner Black, road work
4 50
Jo h n Bostwiok,
150
Frank Alexander, “
“ ....................
2 25
John Hamilton,
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Joseph Dutton,
“
“ .,
............ 15 00
John Williams,
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“ , , . . . . . . . . . . 28 SO
Molsberry&Dempsey,
“ ....
........ 1 60
3 00
A. C. Day,
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. . . . . . ______
8 00
B. Rynearson,
“
“ ............
E. Ballengee, costs in suits vs. liolsben-y,
10 95
F. W. Howe, 84 loads stone. . . , . , . . . . 84-00
Silas Gardner, work on cem etery,. . . . . . 17 25
1 50
O. A. Woodworth, d raying..................v,
1 35
E li Eaton, side lam p.......... ................... . .
J. J. Yan Riper, legal services.. . . . . . . . 36 00
H. J. Hall, work on water w orks.. . . . . . 6 00
Jacob Dairymple, work on water works, 3 75
W hitm an & DeArmond, lum bev.. . . . . . . 47 43
W eisgerber & Edwards, ( “ ............... 08 89
Moved by Mr. Binns, supported by Mr. Griffin,
that the foregoing bills, as recommended by
the Finance Committee, be allowed, and that
the Recorder be directed to draw orders there
for. respectively- on the Tillage Treasurer.
Motion carried by Unanimous vote.
The bill of J. D. Pennell, of §3, for hauling
dirt, was referred to the Finance Committee.
The Marshal! and Overseer of Highways re
ported $990.56 aS expended on road work, and
§210.91 on_Water W orks the present year.
On motion of Trustee Sfowrey, the Common
Council_ adjourned.
;
D. A. W agxer, Recorder.
Sep-t.QP^ber ^
Be Tom* Owu JPiiysiciau.
Convention-.— The' Reform State
There is no case of Dyspepsia that
Convention will be held at Jackson,
September 9th, and the Democratic Green’s August Flower will not cure.
State Convention will he held at Kal Gome to the drug store of James Smith
an3 inquire about it. If you suffer from
amazoo, September 10th,
R ecord and Weekly In te rr Ocean
one year, for §2.50, invariably in ad
vance.
tf
Oountv Correspondence.
F J lO S t D A Y T O X .
Aug.-28, 1874.
believe I prom
ised to keep you posted in Dayton, so
I suppose I must write. Well, .to be
gin with, we had quite a temperance
meeting here last Tuesday evening,
under the auspices of the Berrien Co.
Temperance Association, Mrs. Howe,
Yice President for Bertrand, had
charge of the proceedings. Rev. A.
R, Boggs, of Niles, delivered a very
eloquent and instructive lecture, hand?
ling the subject in an entirely new
,and-novel manner; r;Perr'y Fox., Esq.,
of your place-, then made a short and
telliDg speech. We had splendid mu
sic under the direction of Mr. J.. H.
Roe, assisted -by Messrs. Fox and
Duncan and two ladies whose names I
have been unable to learn.
Come
again, ladies and gentlemen, and wewill try to be better prepared.
News is scarce here. Send us some
rain, and we will be duly grateful. :
Respectfully,
M r . E d i t o r —I
l i s t or le tte r s .
Remaining in the Rost Office a t Buchanan,
on Tuesday, Sept. 1st, 1874.
Baker, Y alentine
H arrison, Alice
Barton, Fred M.
Jturphey,; W m. H.
Fallon, Jo el
Metcalf, Horace P.
Jennings, Mrs. C'arolinePurdy, Isaac
Hollis, Mrs. Mary
Pirrung, F.
Haugen, Hans
Parm er, Charles
W ilder. M. O.
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herein. Persons will, however, in claiming and
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■ N. H. MERRILL, B M.
We see among the death notices in
our exchanges a large proportion of
cases of children who dio from cholera
infantum. Parents should he very
careful with their little ones during
the sickly season and try to arrest
the first appearance of ailment or dis
ease.
A correspondent, wishing to 'eulo
gize on editor of a live-stock journal,
said that “his head was full of live
stock.”
Mrs. L. P. Alexander has been
dangerously ill for Several days, but
at present is improving, although yet;
very low.
F i r e ! . F i r e !— The
Studebaker
fire in- South Bend — the large sales
they have made, and the kindly and
urgent.request of their many patrons,
have induced W. B. Patch & Co. to
continue their store in Buchanan.
They'have already added new goods
and have more on the way. This is a
rare chance to purchase dry goods at
greatly reduced prices.
’ t
T hey H ave Gome, and piles of
them too.
We mean Noble’s new
goods. He says he bought them at
low figures fo r cash, and everybody
who has money to exchange for goods
can get them of him at a very small
per cent, above what they cost him.
W atermelons are still in the mar
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Deaths,
B i o d . A ugust 27th, 1874, in Buchanan, Mrs. SUSAN
F. BRYANT, wife o f Lewis Bryant, in tho 70th year of
her ago.
The deceased was born in Nantucket, Mass.' 'When
quite young she removed with her parents to Cincinnati,
Ohio. She was married to Mr, Lewis Bryant in 1825. I n
1S35 they came to Michigan, making their home a few
miles from Buchanan, and more recently in Buchanan.
Mrs. Bryaiit, during her la st sickness, which was of but
five days continuance, Epoko o f death w ith the Utmost
calmness and hopefulness. .To iler “dying wa3 b u t going
homo,” She rested sweetly and confidingly on the merits
and promised of Jesus, without a doubt or fear respecting
the future. Thb entire community w ill miss hen The
.Church of which she was a member ha3 lost one o f its
most devoted exemplary members. H er family has been
bereft of one Whoso teachings, example and influence as
a Christian wife and mother were .moBfc lovely and estinmbl6, She lived and died a christisn; In her life and
death she has taught us all how to live aud how to dio
“Precious in the sight o f the Lord is the death o f h i
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Aug. 31st, 1874.-:
E d , R e c o r d :— Having been absentN a n d a fter Sunday,Mayifii, 1874, a ll tra in s on th e
some four'weeks, last Saturday I re
M ichiganCentrai R ailroad s t o p p in g s t Buchanan,
w
ill
lo a v e a s follow s:
turned to our busy; village, and will
T R A IN S WEST W A R D .
send you a few local jottings. Our Kalamazoo A ccom .,(daily).,......................... ......6:40 A .M
Mail, ( daily except Sundays,).;
......................4:13 P , M.
doctors are very busy. There are Express, (except Sunday* and Monday).............
.2:51 A. M,
Way Freight (daily except 3unday).............. .....2:15 P . M,
some very had-.cases of dysentery and
TRAIN S EASTW ARD.
a il, (d a ily ,exceptSu ndays,)...................... .....8:51 A . M
flux, also, of billious fever and chills, M
Kalamazoo Accom. (d aily)...................... ............7:05 P . M
and some few severe cases of blues. Day Express, (except Sunday)..... ................. .'....11:58 A .M
Express, (except Saturday and Sunday) 12:20 A. M
Johnny Martin is selling tape and cal Night
Michigan City Freight......................................... 12.55 P . M.
W
ay
FToight.'.,.......................................................
.7:55 A. M
ico for McKie & Warren.— Miss May Erie and North Shore Freight (via Air Line)...10:35
P . M.
Hilton still continues in the millinery
H . E .SA R G E N T .den* 1 Su P ’ t
business.— Martin & Green have gone
oiit of the meat business and are in a CHICAGO & MICH. L. SHORE S . R ,
general fruit and- vegetable stall.—
The Only Reliable G ift D istribution in the Country i
N and after;-Monday, Jan.19, 1874, trains w illr u n
McKie & Warren are invoicing stock
as follows:
and preparing for a large trade.— Mr.
L5AY28NEW-BUFFALO—NORTH.- *
liijUy
F. P. Warren is very busy puzzling M a i l . . . ' . . . . . . ; 1 1 : 1 5 A .M
Accommodation........................A....,...................... 6:35 P . i l
his brains on the invention of a calcu N ight E xpress........ ..1...........................................12:15 A Af
VALUABLE GIFTS!
LKAYESST.JOSEPH—NORTH.
TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN
lating machine. I think some of the
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old politicians had better order one as MaiU.......................................
Night E xpress..................................................... .1:40 A .M .
B,
soon as he completes them, or if they
• L2AV2B . JOSEPH—80CIII.
169th REGULAR MONTHLY
E xpress...................................................................... 1:40P .3 1
are content to let the people calculate ANight
ccom m odation..................
6:30 A .M
3:50 p .M
their majorities in the fall elections, Mall________
A . II. MORRISON, General Manager/
in many cases it will he “0.” It is
To be Drawn Monday, Sept, 14tb, 1874.
very dry, wells and cisterns dry, pas
Oae Grand Dapitel Prize of
tures also, butter is scarce at 25 cts.
per pound, Gprn is very much better
$ 5 ,0 0 0
6 © X ,D
than was. expected, and will be a very
A PPL E T O N S’
Tw© Prizes $1,008 5 f
fair crop. The public schools will allTwo Prizes $560 § 4 M I M f l
commence one week from next' Monr.
Fire
P rizes $100 3
Ml
day. Farmers are very busy seeding,.
One Fam ily Carriage and Matched S orses w ith Silv .
Mounted Harness, worth $1.5001
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cutting up corn, and threshing. The
Ono Horso and Buggy, w ith Silver-mounted Horn* 1
wheat is good and yields from 12 to
worth $600!
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One Fine-toned Rosewood Piano, worth $550!
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New Revised 'Edition,
8.0 bushels per acre. The'little son
Five Family Sowing Machines, worth $100 each. 1.
7 5 0 G old ana 5iiuer ie u e r Jlu n tin g Watches, (in c ’
of Mr. Ed. Lasalier gave a birthday
taortkfrom $20 to $300 each.
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Chains, Stiver-ware, Jewelry, &c., Ac.
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party last Saturday, and a splendid Entirely rewritten by tlie ablesJj-ysiterS on ev Gold2tw
nber o f G ifts 6,000 / Tickets lim ited to 50,000 j
company of the little folks were happy..: ery subject. P rinted,. fromineiyjtype, and il
J.GJEjyTS W AN T ED TO S E L L TIC KE TS, to vjlu
lustrated Tvith Several Tljous%nd?Engravuigs Liberal
Prem ium s w ill b ep a id .
—-A new dentist in town, Dr. A. A.
and MapsT.i.-SC
Single Tickets $1; S ix Tickets $5; Twelve Tickets $1;
TwentV'Evoe Tickets $20.
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Rice, is a son-in-law of an old friend, A z - :
Circnlara containing a fu ll lis t o f prices, a deecripti |
ariah Wagner, of Buchanan. •Success : The-work originally publislie’d-finder the title o f tho manner o f drawing, and other information j n : j
to the Distribution, w illb e sen t to a n y one o r e ;
to the Dr. Sundy morning, while sit of Tbe Kew A mericas CTei.or.EDiA was com erence
in g themr A ll le tte r s m ust bo addressed to
in 1S63, since which tim e the wide:oir- . wain orriC5,
X . D , & ii£§29 B o x 8 6 ,
\i
ting in my quiet study, the stillness o'f pleted
I2dw5)
C IN C IN N A T I \ \
dilation which it has attained in all parts of the 101 W. JPiftii SI.
our town was broken by tbe clear, , United States, and the signal developments
ringing tones of the new hell that was w hich have taken place in every branch of
literature and art, have induced the
put up in the Congregational - Church science,
editors and publishers to submit it to an exact
last week, telling the sleepy Christian and thorough revision, and to issue a n e w edi- ■
and sinner, to, that it was time to go tion entitled The American Gtceop^ dta.
W ithin the last ten years the progress of'disto church. S o ' I put on my go-to- covery
in every departm ent of knowledge has
meeting hat and started for the church made a new work of reference an imperative
where (thanks to the new bell) I found ', want.
The movement e f political affairs h a s kept
an unusually large congregation. The- pace
with the discoveries of science, and their
Rev. Mr. Williams, of Charlotte, filled fruitful application to the industrial and useful
the pulpit of Rev. Mr. .Parry? He ai-fs and’the convenience and refinement o f so
cial life.' Great wars and consequent revolu
gave us a sharp sermon. Mr. Harry.. tions
have occurred, involving national chang
Churchill, and lady have gone to’Buf--- es of peculiar moment. The civil war of our
falo,,»N. Y. The only bachelor in own country, which was a t its'.height when the
volume of the old w,qrk appeared, has hap
town ' has left/. Oh,--how- the-young last
pily been ended, and a new course of commerladies mourn. Josh Cbatterson hired ■ cinl and'in'dusti-ial .activity.has been commenc
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a tramp painter to do some fine grain-]' ed.
yw s
B'e.fea
e=«a v t g
Large accessions to our geographical knowl
ing. H e got it partly done, got drunk, edge
have been made by the indefatigable ex
p r o p s ie t o s .
and left poor Josh in the lurch. Josh, plorers of Africa.
The great political' revolutions of the last
you can ’get a good, steady mechanic
Keeps :&Bgood rigs,and cliargcs as
'decade, with' th e natural result o f the lapse of
at home to do your fine graining. ,
REA SO N A BLE R A TES
fline, have brought into public view a m ulti
Yours,
tude of new men, whose names are in every
As any establishment in the County.
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ness, or an y o th er k in d o railin en t, tell him
t h a t y o u w a n t meclici7ie n o t a - bar-room
d rin k . A s k him for D r. W a l k e r ’s C a l
if o r n ia
B i t t e r s , th e b e st
re g u la tin g
. p rep aratio n know n, and w hich y o u know
• i s ’f r e e from “Sa ta n 's JM ixir." R e je c t .-“ alii
fiery uT 0nics” and “ A p p e tiz e rs,”'' an d
cling to th a t rem ed y . T h e re is no m ed i
cine th a t com pares w ith it.
28:w4.
C c n ta n r J iin itn c is t.
R ecord one year for §1.50 in ad
vance.
Costiveness, Sick Headache, Hour Stom
ach, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, or de
rangement o f the system, try it. Two or
three doses will relieve you.
A g u e C o n q u e r o r is the only remedy
in the United States that contains no
Quinine, Arsenic, or other poisons injuri
ous to the system, that will cure Fever
and Ague, Intermittent or Bilious Fever,
&e., and the chills not return during the
season. I t permanently cures Fever and
Ague of long standing.
18m5
Also for sale by A . Bennett, in N ew
Buffalo.
Comoro.
A ccident.— ©n Wednesday after
noon of last weok, Mr. Michael
Huss, who lives, about five miles west
of this village, was driving from Niles
towards home ydth a load of barrels.
When about two miles east of this
place the “barrels began to roll
off throwing Mr. Huss to the
ground, the load passing over him.
He was brought to the office of Dr.
Dodd, in this village, in an - uncon
scious state and it was several hours
before he was sensible and in any con
dition to be taken home. I t was
known that he was seriously hurt, but
the nature of his injuries was’not then
determined. After arriving home he
was placed under the treatment, of Dr.
W. A Neat, of Dayton. We learned
from the Doctor on Tuesday morning
that Mr. Huss is recovering rapidly,
hut that it will he several weeks be
fore he will be able to do any labor.
The short rib on the le ft. side was
broken near the spine, the lungs were
injured, and he also suffered other in
ternal bruises.
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There is ho ,pain Which'the^Centanr
LihimontTwill not relieve, no W elliag
it.w ill not subdue, andlno lardeneas
which it w ill not euro. This is strong
language, but it is true. I t has spro-t
duced more cures o l 1 rheumatism,
.... . neuralgia, loclijaw, palsy, sprafn3,“
swellings, caked-breasts,, scalds, burns,Salt-rheum, car-aclie, &c., upon the human, frame, and oif
strains, spavin, galls, &c.t upon animals in one year than
have all other pretended remedies since the world began;
I t is a counter-irritant, an all healing pain reliever,
Cripples throw away their- crutches, the lame walk,
poisonous bites aro rendered* harmless, and tho wounded
sire healed without a scar. I t is no-humbug. The recipe
’ is published around each bottle.* I t is solling as no arti
cle ever before sold, aud it soils because it does just what
it protondB to do. Those who now suffer front rheuma
tism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer* if they w ill not
use Centaur Linimout.- Iffore than 10G0 cordficatcs of
remarkable euros, including frbzon liml»,. chronic rheu
matism, gout,. running tumors, &c.f have been received.
Wo w ill send a circular containing certiflc-ates; *the
recipe' &c., gratis, to any ono rcqucBtinglt. One bottle
of-the yellow t a p p e r Contour j Liniment is worth ono
hundred -dollars for spavined or sweonied horses and
mules, or for acrow-worm inVncop. Stock*owners—this
liniment is worth your attention.* No family ahouldbo
without Centaur lin im en t. Sold, by all Druggists. • 50.
cents por bottle; large bottles. $1.00. J. B. R obe & Co.,
58 Broadway, Now York.
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TATU OF MICHIGAN, Second Judicial Circuit—Jr /
Chancery—Suit pending in the Circuit Court for
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County of Berrien, at Borneu Springe, on the £0th d ayo » ;
Jnly, A .D . 1S74.
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Martha A. Gilbert, Complainant, rs. Jesso Gilbert, De^. 5
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fehdint#
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I t sulficioully appearing, b y afntlavit, that tho above..: j
aainod defendant is not a resident o f the Stato o f Michl* ;J
gsm, but that he is a resident o f the btatu o f Tennessee^ -i
au<l cannot bo perronaHy servedwith process issuing from ]
tins Court by reason o f his absence therefrom. On motion ■j
o f David E. llinman, Solintorfor tho Con plainant, it is 1
ordered that the said defendant 6ntor his appearance iu,
this cause on or before tho 16tU flay o f October, A . D [
1874. a id that in case o f Ids appearance h e cause hie.
answer to Complainant's bill to be filed m this canEu, and
a copy thereof to bo served on the Complainants Solicit*, .
or. v ith m twenty days alter, service o f u copy o f said 1
bill, ami that ia default thereof, that suidbill be tahen as, .<*
confessed by said Defendant And it is further ordered*-;
that witbin tw enty days th e said Complainant cqusp a
notice of this order to be published in some newspaper^,
printed and published in said Connty ol Berrien, a t Least
ouoe iu each w eek for six succu'sivo weeks, e rth n t he{
cause » copy o f this order to ho served pcrtouRlly on t h ^
raid dofendant at least twenty days beiore the day specifiodforhia appearanco.
'
H13NRV IT. COOLTDGE, Circuit Judge,
D . 2 . IIiNMAif, Solicitor for Complainant.
S lie x lff S a le .
QTATJ3 OF MICHIGAN, County o f Berrien, fid.—By
U virtue o f a w rit ot JbXeri%Eacias, issued out c f an d .
under tho seal o f tho Circuit Court for the County o f . ,
Borrieu’nud State o f Michigan, to mo directed and deliv] f
eroil, against the goods a chatties, lands and tencmcutsf.
o f 3acobQ iltm achor,I uid, onxho Ctli day o f 3,u ly , AJ- t
D.1S74, levy upon tho following described real estate; -, j
lyin g and being in tho County o f .Berrion and. Staio o t^ .f
\IIftU!n^V. . «.■]»:. T*A \T«
ii.fw .fiT here is no physician in this coun
try who.has inspired more confidence
a t public auction,-at the front- dpor o f tho Court Housed? ^
or done more good than Dr. Y. Clar
in tho-village ofBorrien Springs,, on th o l9 th day of Sep*i *^
tember. A. D . 1874, a t -ono o’clock in th o altem oon of i
ence Price; He has regular- . offices
E d e y ’s C x r b o x .1 0 T r o c h e s .— Amons;;
said day.*
;
i
Dated July 31st. 1S74.
^ _____ _
established which he visits with the the various.remedies for Coughs none en. r ,
JOSEPH W . WEIMER, Sheriff.
regularity of the sun, and has done.'so ,joy a higher reputation then E d e y ’s G u r C. jRVfETT, Attorney for Plaintiff. .
25w7
for years. Hens far from- one of that b o l i c T r o c h e s . This fact' places thern a-;
kindpfi physicians, who.: go about ‘ at! :bove-.the ordinary .list of, medical prepara
C A W ).
random,vpickihgKp cases? here -and tions.-For Goughs,-sColds, -Asthma, and as
-F irst.Ci.ass CanvaSsing A gents W,u;Tr:n.
‘there; with* only the object of getting a disinfectant arid-preventive against conta-:
TEXAS BRAND
-CONCERT.
gious diseases they are a-specific. Invalua
!their money.-'. -Dr: Price always gives ble; to singers, and. public speakers. Hold; •:Addrossithe P.ubliahefs,^-. .
Postponed to QctoLox 2 2 ,1 8 7 4 .
Tho Hon. Jua.T .D . JVilson, Mayor o f Honaton, and1
A P P L E T O N & CO., .
. an honest opinion in every case pre • everywhere. J o h n E ; H e n r y , C o r k a n •&?
w a y , J*. X . tho City Council endoreo the enterprise as follow s,
^Syleow.' -r 519a t
sented-toKim-, and will not undertake Co., proprietors, S & 9 Ooilege P-lace,
H o u sto x , Texas, A pril 29.1874,
. Wo tho nndoreigned, regard, .tho R eal B stste Distribn
any case unleBS there is a reasonable H ew York;,
C H A N C E R Y SA LE:
.4
lion, -which J. E . foster proposes -to make on tho 22d o f
Y viîoofiT docroalnH clobytkoC ircuit Gourt.fortho ’October next, jn this-city, as calculated to promote lm -lf
certainty of a cure; -.His rooms on
County of Berriou, in fObftuccry, In a: cause therein* proromeuts, and placing w ithin tho.roaoh o f lr.uhy, who L r:
Cheap Farnta For Sale—Easy Tcrms.^*
every visit af*e crowded;; and he has
ponilirig/wlierein'IIeplivdbah Arnold is complainant, and -.otherwise would Loanable, a chance to secure a hom o! ■tor thorn and their families,, aud having from our lo n ct?
Frederick
A. Arnold, Elizabeth '\7ilkins.and ffloseua Sal
effected many remarkable cures. From -■‘-The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad GoJ mon aro'defondante,
dated* Juno 23d, 187*,.I will.'fiell at? acquaintance-with himj every confidence tn hia iute-ri.V public
auction
toxthe
highest
and
best
bidder,o'a
'Friday,ty. Wefpel -justiflod in: saying,-,that w e believe h e wiU:
offers
1,200,000
acres
of
land
in
Central
what we have seen and. heard of his
tho 28th doy o f August, 1874» at ten o’clo ck in the fore-, carry outhisB lstribution lionc-stly aud fairly, according' $ fJt
success, there is no physician whom and Southwest Missourf at from $3 to $12 noon o f said day, a t tho front .door of tho Court Itonso,.’ n to his advertised plan.-1 1 A s . *.
tho village o f Borrien Springs in said county, all tho fol- /- Signed by the.Mayor.rtllo Hon. Jos. T. D . TVilson. and
we would sooner .trust in chronic . dis per acre, on Beven years time; with free lowingdescribod roatestate/viz:?'' .. t '
Oity Oouncili
transportation from, St. Louis fto:frsCll '•'pur-' Lot number one (1) inB lock 4‘C?Mn.J;D; Ross’s addition? ^ Cspltal.Biizo.'.JliipOll G old ;’ton Residences in H ouston;
eases, than Dr. V. Clarence Price?
to
the
village
of'BuchAuan,-Berrien
County,^Michigan.
Bopuiation iO.OOD. an flih e Railroad center o f tho State - ibi'
chasers.
Olimate, soil, timber,-^mineral'
1
e 3£0 tracts o f land-;in' different 7portions o f tho State’ -* '
/ Those opt ofihealth.'will remember wealth, schools, chu'rches.-andj1a’W;a Biding" ^tDatod. July 13th, ,1S74.
Xalne.of prit.es,.$14(5,000;.78,000 tickets, a t $ 2 each. Tho'
that (Dr.-Price ia to he for, consulta society invite emigrants'from ;ali^pfcin\s%»'|.
management are so w ell convinced o f the success o f the
,
JJntorpnso,
that they feel JnsUfloa in promising to refund
tion on his /next visit at; Nilesj Read- this land offruits and flowersJ JP.orgp^r;':
tUe drawing does not take place
F O X , ' i b e t i e f i i i i idry-. ig o o d a ,
fihg House,- Saturday-and Sunday, the ticulars, address. A . Tuck, Land' Gommis- W M .
°
iMzurvAin in fnU, w hether all
too tickete are sold oxaiQti *
4
4
41
Tree
B
sioner, St. Louis; Mo.
’ >.L
‘i me&E&gz
"
Notions.ancl Fancy Roods.. Corner, o f Front and
Tj. ’W!.\HOUSE,/Treasurer,
The
Sim&av leading.
B e r r ie n
C o u n ty
-
-M ic h ig a n ,
T h u r s (ia y ,
■ -S e p t e m b e r ..
»‘3 ; j i . J b $ 7 £ l w r J * - - .
- — :- l.
Jn tlis V ln c t ,AiJiMCi»ls.
There are many distressing symptoms
oi disease the causes, of which are uncer
S F S 8 A T M OBJfISfe.
tain, Debility, nervous irritation,, mental
stupor and headache, for instance,; may
T nonm rs o rn x sa service .
| possibly Be symptomatic of chronic- dis
Too early, of coarse 1 How provoking!
ease in. some particular organ; yet, in a
I told 3la ju*»t how It would be,
I might as well have oa a wrapper,
great majority of cases, they arise from
K ir there's not a soul there yet to see.
indigestion, and morbid conditions of. the
The:.-! Sue Delaplaine’spew is empty—
liver and bowels engendered by a foul
1 Jecltw if it isn’t too had l
stomach,. When this is the case a few
I :.»•:» my i-nit cost more than hers did,
doses of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will
A” ! I wanted to see her look mad.
I ,i;« think th at sexton’s too stupid—
|' usually effect a complete cure, but should
lie’s put sumo one else in our pew—
the symptoms be only mitigated without
And the "id 's dress ju st kills mine completely;
being entirely removed, by a brief course
Sow v a t am I going to do S
of the remedy, let it be continued until
Tu» psalter, and Sac isn’t litre yet 1
every trace of disease has vanished. Dys
I don’t care. £ t_h.uk it’s a sin
•>i». neooie to
iate to service,
pepsia is a wonderful mimic. It imitates
v sr, in make a great show coming in.
heart disease, brain disease, kidney dis
I
e i eh, and cau’t get. here—
ease,-and half a dozen oilier frightful ail.s::;. said sin? a a headache last night,
|: Clients, ahff when the doctors have solii.av rn.va sht- il be after her fussing!
1 relate it would serve her ju st right.
[ emnly announced the existence- of one or
L>:i. v.v.i ve get here at last, my dear, have you ? Other of these: complaiuts, half a dozen
Y« ed. I cen t think yon need be so proud
doses of the Bitters will, in most cases,
O f b o n n e t , if Yirot did make It,.
explode tlieir theories by curing . the pa
i t ’s horrid fast-looking and loud.
tient.
* :Sep.
lYk.'.s a dress .’—for a girl In her senses
To go on the street in light blue 1—
And those coat sleeves—they wore them last
Summer—
*
Conk doubt, though, that she thinks they’re
new.
So dreadful t—a minister’s wife,
And thinking so much about fashion 1—
A pretty example' of file 1
Xhe altar’s dressed sweetly—I wonder
Who sent those white flowers for the font!—
Some girl who’s gone on the assistant—
Don’t doubt it was iicssie Larnont.
Just look a t her now, little humbug!—■
So d e v o u t!—I suppose sho don’t know '
That she’s beading h er head too far over
And the ends of her switches aU show.
\Y t.as a sight ilrs, Ward is this morning !
That woman will kill me some day,
W ith her horrible lilacs and crimsons,
b u S T O M
And there’s Jenny Welles with TredTracy—.
She's engaged to ban now—horrid th in g !
Dear me 1 I’d keep on mv glove sometimes,
I f I did have a solitaire ring 1
How can this girl next to me act so—
The way th at she turns round and stares,
And then makes remarks about people ;
She'd b etter be saving her prayers.
Oh dear, what a'dreadful long sermon !
He rnnst love to hear himself talk !
And it’s after twelve now, how provokingt
I wanted to have a nice walk.
Through atlast. Well, i t isn’t so dreadful
A fter all, for wo don’t dine till o n e;
How can people say church is poky !—
; easssttcsssiES
J O H N
!
*fj- T°’
t
F E N D E R Sielfc
TÔULD; respectfullyr announce ioYthejcitizi ne
. ¥ Y . cHan an andYlciuity/that heha^ openeda
.
t
;
i i e
BUOHANAN
F ;L O F R I T O _
^nco
nicest and host Pine K id,Pebble Goat imd PebLlo Grain Balmorals, nnd tlio nicest line
Of Slippera a t all prices. A good lino o f Men’s Kip Boots very cheap. Plow Shoes, BrogahB and Gaiters, cheap as
tho rimij cat. Also Uio beat and cheapest stock o f Clothing aud furnishing Goods over brought to; this county.
A G O O D s t n x o i!1 o
l o t id e s
W
©
. L. P; & G.
M IL L S .
i-.;u a.i>
The only known .remedy for,
.............. ..... ji
U r. y .. c - la r m
r M
:•?!.-
leM’i UJJil
WORK CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO.
FOX.'
T S 0 E
. :.rr ;
FLUID EXTRACT
C ask P a id (or -W h ea t, .C o r n ,-& c
o:aG isrx>ox.X AA .3^s.
4 7 *0(111 and exainlno our stock before purchasing.
, i .. ,, .
,,,
.i-’.M.f.ibr.ll A •'.viiiO
c e
‘b ^
h t
’s
. (
m s e a is e
' 'e Vemedy; for ..
. - A n d p o s■
itiv
HAS
Xsl.i .
GOUT,
I
V IS IT E D
N IL E S
FIFTEEN
YEARS..
G R AV E L,
STRICTURES,
D IA B E TE S,.
D YSPE PSIA , N E R V O U S D E B ILITY ,
D ROPSY,
*
V.i ?.
Lu0- î
XLnsui3" Snif
cub
^
is-Xi v.lin'--i. j
Bladder ' & > Kidneys,
Diseases
j
(
. SPSRMATOM RSQSA.
^Leucorrhcea or Whiles, Diseases of the Prostrate
- Glan<J, Stone-in the BladJer,
Colculu’a Gravel or Brickduat Deposit and Mneus ov
-♦.•.'Milky Discharges.
O f THE
—01* TH5’—
We take pleasure in informing you that we
ave now fully prepared for the ’
—.(?». A . Md.ter, Jr., in /Scribner's/or July.
B e r r ie n C o u n t y B e c o r d
F O U iV D itl,
Buclianan,
Spring and-Summer
T
R
A
D
E
’
With the largest stock of
H as a v o ry larg e assortm ent o f tb a . la te s t and
wnT?3^ 8 ° f type, aud m aterial fo r JOB
” O-RK, and la fully p repared to execute in the
beat styles known to tb e art;
€ri*oceries,
D r. J . W a lk e r ’s C alifornia V in
egar B it t e r s are n purely Vegetable,
preparation, made chiefly from the native
herbs found on thelower ranges of the Sier
ra . Nevada 'mountains' of’California, the
medicinal properties.of which, are extract
ed therefrom without the use of Alcohol.
Tho question is almost daily asked; “What
is tho cause of the’imparalleled success of
YiNEaAB-BnnSsKS?” ■, Our answer: is, that
they remove the: cause of disease, and tho
patient recovers liis health. They are the
great blood purifier and’a life-giving prin
ciple,-a perfect .Eenovator and Invjgorator
of the system. Never before in the history
of the world has a medicine been compormded piossessing the remarkable qualîties,of ViNEOAn B itters in. healing the sick
’ of every disease man isheir to. They are a
gentle Purgative as well-as a Tonic, reliev
ing Congestion or Inflammation of the
Liver and-Visceral prgans, in Bilious Dis
eases. r
I f men will enjoy good health, let
■SIS
. IS
, 18
, 14
Beams for above plows each . . . . » , . . . ., 5
00
00
Oo
50
.
Moldboards
*’
“
Landsldes
“
“
.........
Plnin Points
“
“
......... .
Cutter P oints “
. . . . . . __
J o in te r ........ ....................... ......
.
50
ComP.oivs, e a c h ...........
00
2 50
56
76:
8 flO
. G00'
Doubla Shovel Plow s, each. .
A ll K in d s o f
F 'lilH T lH Cr,
5 00
No, 21 Eagle Lnndside, each,.
No. a s Indiana Stubble Landside, each..
No, 4 Center draft bandsido, each * . . . ,
Com Blow Landside, each.................. ,..
No. 3 "Welling . . .......... ..
PLO W POINTS.
P lain . Cutter:.
No S Welling.
50
70
N. 4 Center Draft,. . . . .
50
70
No. 23 Indiana Stubble.
60
70
50
Nos. Z and 4 Curtis,
“
60
N o: 21 E a g le ............— . . . . .
.50
70
N o. 1 0 Dodge________ __. . . .
50
No. 20 Curtis ( N i l e s ) . . . . . __
.50
No. 10 Ball.................................
50
Jo in ter P o in ts ,, . . . . . — . . . . .
40
Corn Plow points . . . . . . . . . .
.40
W heel & Shank Iron Beam . . . . . . . . . . . .
“
“
wood b e a m .................
Coulter-steel laid . . . ...............................
FROM I H S
NEAT
is r a n
—TO THJfi-
Gripe-------------------------------- -------
Clovis, two-horse .......................................
“
th r e e - h o r s e .......................... .
Shackle ring and. b o lt ..............................
Grinding: points and landsides, e a c h .. . .
Bolts, e a c h .... ...........................................
Handles, rough, each........................ ......
Handles in plow, per pair, p a in te d .. . . .
Double shovel blades and bolts,, each .«
Hoad Scrapers.____
H e ld Boilers, s fect, iron."
I P lain Points, per dozen
C atter Points,
Morley & Talbot
SerTlfig' aad Praising G&d.
No Person can take these Bitters
G IV E
U S
A
WiBRare one of; the beBtof
K E A R N E Y ’S
LU N G S ,
Head, nerves, kidneysr, bladder, -womb, and blood1.* Affec
tions of the urinaryôrgans/graTelj’ ncrofula, rheuroatiBm,
catarrh, asthma, br.rochitlsy dY8popbia,.Ac.. •
•Dr-JPrice’8' reputation -has- lieou Acquired by candid,
•honest dealing and^yearfl of^succesafntprac.tic'e,
; My-practice; not one'of experiment,1bu t‘idurideiion'tiie
laws o f Nature,-with, yearsôt* experience-and evidence ;to.
sustain it, does not tear down, make sick tom akew ell ; rio
harsh treatment, no trifling;*np JiAtterioffri
kuoiv-the
cause and the remedy neededj no guess work, shut' kuowl*edge gained by’’years o f experTerice’-itrith-e. tfoatment of
Chronic diseaaos exclusively; no encourageroentwlthouta
prospect. Candid in our opinion, 4 reasonable in our
charges, claim not to know everything, or to cure every
body, but do claim to rea?on and common sense; "We
invite'tlie sick, no matter, w hat’their ailment,: to. call, investigatebefbre they abandoniVope’, make interrogations
and decidofpr themselves.^ ;It;.Trill cost' nothing, con-,
sultatiou is free. Yisits .made regularly. . ;
DrZ, V„ Olarence P rice can ba cbnsnUed a t Niles,1
ReadiugUouse. Saturday and Sunday, the 19th &nd-20th
of Septeinber, 1S74I A t Laporte,'Merrill House, on Sat
urday and iSunday, the 29th*and 30th o f August. " ,
Patients will address all letters to Dr. Y. Clarence
P rice,‘Waukegan, 111 , with stamp.
according to directions, and remain long
t e well, provided their bones aro not deoyed by mineral poison or other means,
H A T S t C A P $ ,
and, vital organs wasted beyond repair.
G ra tefu l T h ou san d s proclaim Veteoae B ittees the most wonderful Invigorant that’ever sustained the sinking system.
Bilious, llemittenf;, and In te r
m ittent Fevers, which-are so prevalent
in the valleys of our great rivers through
Cloths and Oassimeres,
out the United States, especially those of
the. Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois;
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Bed,
Colorado, Brazos, B io Grande, Pearl, Ala
bama, Mobile, Savannah, Koanoke, James,
and many others, with their vast tribu
taries, throughout our entire country dur
ing the Summer and. Autumn, and remark
.&CL,
ably so during seasons of unusual heat and
dryness, are invariably accompanied by ex
that li
ver becn’brought to this market. tensive derangements of the stomach and
liver, and other.abdominal viscera.: In their;
W e Have reduced our prices to the
treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful.
influence upon these various organs, is
necessary. There is u 6 cathar|L o w e s t P o s s ib le P ig iir e s , essentially
tie f or the puip ose equal to D k.J. Wamcbb’s
ViNEGAit B ittebs, as they will speedily re
Selling all S ta n d a rd P rin ts a t 10 els. p er y d . move the dark-colored viscid matter With
Good B row n and. B leached S heeting, y ard which the bowels are loaded, at the same
wide, for 10 cents. D re ss G oods, F a n c y time , stimulating 'the secretions of the
■Goods and^N otionsj 50 p e r cent, below for Ever, and generally restoring the healthy
m e r prices W o m ake H ats and Qaps a functions of the digestive organs.
Dyspepsia Ol’ Indigestion, Head
specialty, a n d
ache,Pain in the Shoulders,Doughs,Tight
ness of the Chest; Dizziness, Sour Eructa
tions Of tho -Stomach, Bad Taste in the
Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, Inflammation of. the Lungs,, Pain
in tlie region of tho Kidneys, and a hun
| iu prices- Wd also keep oti hand, always, dred other painful, symptoms, are the o ft
a latgo.-and complete assortment of
springs of Dyspepsia; Gno bottle will
prove a better guarantee of its merits than
a lengthy .advertisement.. S crofu la, o r K in g ’s E v il, “White
I T E 3;’'u A - S
, .
.
Swellings, Ulcers,..'Erysipelas,’ Swelled’
•Keck, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations,
which we sell lower than the lowest. Never Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affec
before have wo been so^ well prepared to tions, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin,
Sore EyCsj etc., ’e tc. In these, as in all
serve our friends.
In returning thanks for past favors we^ , oiherceonstitufcional Diseases, WaiiEEB’s
hope to receive again a large share of your* 1’xnegab B ittebs have shown their, great
patronage, and shall he pleased to receive curative powers in the most obstinate and
.intractable cases.
: . •"
an early call.
...
F o r lu fla iu m a to r y aiul C lirouie
lllieiu n a tiB in , Gout, Bilious, Bemittent
.and Intermittent Levers, Diseases of the
.Blood, Liver, Kidneys,.and Bladder, these
'Bitters,have no equal. Such Diseases are
Caused by Vitiated Blood.
:f
■ Meckarii'cal: D iseasBS.—KetSons: en
BAYTOH,
gaged1in' Paints .and',’Minerals,’ such as
■PlumberSj Tjqie-setters, Gold-beaters, and Miners, as they advance in life, are sub-.
' ject to ifaialysis of the Bowels. To guard
cp
against this, tako a dose of WaI iKek’s
Vineoab B ittebs occasionally.
. ;
S is
:F o r S k ill DiseaseSjEruptions,Tetter,
S
^ THAT, r- . ,
5
Salt? Blieum, Blotches, '.Spots, Pimples',
_ Ii* J .
& GOVjr r. >
* 5 0 Oiler to sell a G ood-.ff'jum ly
ry_
Pustnles, Boils, Carbuncles, Bingworms,
's
■-B@d»A traveler on his, arrival in the
o.ity, stopped for a moment to exam
Permanently Cures all Diseases o f th’e ve r
ine a coat hanging in. front of a clothdug store, ;when the proprietor rushed
'
'jatfiv&fk, Jtjyif itRopsiaAXr
: ■ SW ELLIM GS,
out.and .asked, “ Wouldn’t you try on
Bome-opats ?’’ “I dunno hut X wculd,”
Existing In Men, Women and Children,
responded
the traveler, consulting his
J&-NO. MATTER WHAT THE A&EI
. fcime-ikiller; and he went in and began
Prof, Steele sa y s: “One bottle o f Kearney’s Plm
to work.' .N o matter bow often he
Extract Buchu is worth more than all other Buchus
combined:”
;
found-his fit, he called for m ore coats;
Price, One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Plve
and after. he had tried on thiity, he
Dollars.
.
.
’
- '*X , - ■
looked at his watch again, resumed
Depot, 10.4 Duane St., Deiv JTorlc. his pwn garment, and walk ed off say
ing; “I won’t charge you a cent for
A Physician iu attendance to answer correapdndenct
-what I have done. Hang a man who
and give advice gratis*.
^ -Send stamp, forPam phlets,Tree,
._
won’t oblige another when he can do
it ? I f I ’m ever around this way
-T O T H E again, and you’ve got any more coats
to try on, I ’ll do all I can to help.”
ti
T i^ -“My dear, where is my Morn
,
. OF BOTH SEXES'.
ing and Evening Devotion ?'’ asked
N o .Charge for Advice and Consultation. I Mr: Partington-* meaning asmall book
with that title, in which he sometimes
Ik>r d i s e a s e s ,o f th o a’h ro a t aaid .Xamgs,
auoh as C oughs, C olds, W hooping
C ough, B ro n c h itis, A sth m a ,
. a n d C o n s u m p t io n .
- Among the gjreat,:
discoveries of modem
sdience, few. are of'more real value to
mankind than this ef
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat,
and Lungs.
“‘Oj* . A vi».st>
trial of; its. virtuos,
, throughout this . and
other' countries, lias
. . shown' th a t; it: - does,
surely .and effectually
control them.. Tlio ‘testimony of our best citi
zens, of Jill classes, establishes -the fact, that
Ciieruy P ectokai. w ill and, does relieve mid
cure pie afflicting disorders of the Throat -and!
-Langs’ beyond any other medicine. • The:most, r
rdangerous affections of the .Pulmonary Organs"'*
.vielu to its power; :tnd eases' of C oiisunip; =5
tio n , cured by this preparation, are public-;,..
• Jy known, so. remarkable as hardly to be be;"1'
Yievcd. v.ei-c they not proven beyond dispute'.'As a remedy it issuicquan:, on which tlie.public
may. rely for full protection. Byour'mgjCoughs,
tlie forernnhers of more serious disease, it saves
unnumbered lives,, avid air amount oil suffering
not to he computed... It challenges trial; and con
vinces tho most sceptical. Every family should,
•• keep it ouhhbdjas: a protection agaiirst | the-early
:uid imperceived attack "of Eubnohary Affections, which are easily met at first, hhtaylucli foecomo.
incm-ahlo, and too often fatal, if neglected. -Ten
der lungs need this dcfeiice; anil it is unwise to
be without it. As :i safeguard lo children, amid
tho distressing discases—whick beset the Throat
rind Ghest. o£ ehildhoo'd,'CnititKX pEoronATj.
'is invaluable; for, Ijy its: timely- use, multi
tudes are rescued from , premature, grstves, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them.
I t acts speedily-nnd surely, against ordinary colds^
securing sound and health-restoring sleep". Ho
one iviff suffer tfoublosome Xiiflueiiza apd paiu' ■ful’'BfoiicliitiS5':"%hen Jthey know, how easily';
thej- can bo cured. . . -r • ; - Originally-tlie proflU'ct'bf long, laborions, and;,
.successful chemical:investigation; Uq cost or toil ’
is spared -in: making every.bottle In" tlie, utmost '
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Here was a stick—no reply.
--“Goine; children, some of you sure,'ly t emember. ’When you were babies,
.’what did your mammas give Jo you ?
What else did the Promised Laud
'flpw witb besides honey ?’’
Again .a blank -paupe.
.-“ I. know,7 thir,” said a little five["year-olderj 'springing 'to'his feet and
.elevating his. hand. “I know what it
.’watlf,r,|h:if ;- I know.’thir.”
“What was it, my dear?”
“Why, it wath ‘titty,’ thir !”
The 'teacherj..'amid the laughter of
ladult. spectators, proceeded to
change the Subject by singiDg a hymn.
EXTRACT BUCHU
He a r t
mi ■
No Discount Except for Cash.
A U Plow TN’ork not marked.1 “left hand^ Ia right band.
When; Moldboards oc Beams are wanted for Kalamazoo
or Kilea PlowB. tbe Piowa should be brougkt to th e shop
Boots and Shoes,
them use VisnoAi’. B itters as a medicine,
and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants
in every form...
THROAT,
with, •
Little ychildren sometimes give
strange answers to questions propound
ed on the subject-of “the Promised
|"Land.” A Sunday School teacher
asked:
f
“Who led out the Israelites ?”
‘‘Moses,” was the prompt reply.
“And from whence did he lead
them?”
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‘
—‘'Eroin hondage,'” answered several.
“And-to where did he take them ?"
To'-the Promised Land, sir.”
“That’s right, my dears. Now
. what did the land flow with ?”
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• Non.retention or InPoutlnencs'of Urine, IrrUation, In*
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* • ;flftmniatiori.or UlceratioiL oi, the
*p|~A3 mat with Unprecedented.success In tRe treatment
:b f all
Chronic
What the Promised Land Flowed,
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ROUGH & PEARSTPROPRIETORS,
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CUSTON
■.Plinn^£rams,,!
_Furnished,’ A j
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"Wu have now on hand, for- Uio Spring trade, the finest stock of goods ov.er brought to thi market
consisting of all ot tbo latest styles in
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P r p o o 1 3 o o 1 s ?S 3 a , . o © s r Q l o t l i j L 3 i g f ,
r I d o b l
And Gents Furnishing Goods.
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• . In any. style deairgd, and satisfaction guaranteed. **
Having had1largo experience'fo'r years In thejbusiness,
I warrant
work,to he first class. A ll I a&kfor iB a*
trial, 'feeling confident that l ean please you and retain'
your, custom’
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■ Mill on Portage Street’
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P. H. KINNEY Miller.:
■^■PMBTi a pun rill~l"'IBflni TI— WHII
Kotary, light draft, two-horse.......... .
No. 22 Curtis,
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--------No. 20 Kobinson or Dodge, two-horse.
No. 20' Bobiuson, three-horse rig.. . .
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SATISFACTION ' GUARANTEED.
B. f . "MORLEY’S
Sow To Bo Good.
L ifs is made up of many little
tilings. According to the character o f |
the household -words, looks, and trival
actions, is the true temper of our vir
tue. Hence there aro many men roputed good, and, as the world goes,
really so, who believe in their domestic
life the promise of their holiday and.
Sunday demeanor. Great in the large
assembly, they are little at the fire
side. Leaders, perhaps, of public be
nevolence, they plead for universal
love, f-S the saving principle of the so
cial compact; yet, when they are
among their dependents, they are pe
rish, morose, severe, or in some other
•way constantly sinning against the
law of kindness.
Why do you begin to do good so
fu.r orf? This is a ruling error. Be
gin at the centre and work outwards.
i f you do not love your wife, do not
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The mill lias recently undergone| repairs'
Of bierownî'tf the biiildiug b f Lutlier.'&' Son, and Is ready
•andis better able 'than for years previous -to ::“toê.xecute,~
on the shortest:.notice, all-ardera in his line,
do Vail kinds - of! work promptly -ancl another at.the' very ’lowest,pficeaX
i ^ * k_
very best condition. ..
fo
Orders for .Flour, Meal, Feed; Ac.,'for the ’AMERICAN''AND' PARTSTASM oM-.I
wholesale anffretail trade promptly fillidV J .B.lgul'arly.reciiivedj and of all tiroes faithfully ôbserved; *
‘ ’ {^"Special attention paid to custom
’Garments Cut. and. Patterns
grinding,... -.-u . •••• ! -- h .
So wicked,’—I think it’s real fun.
grudge,'gome peccadillo, some undefcirablo gesture, sour your visage toward. a sister or a daughter, pray cease
to preach beneficence on the large
gCttitds
■^nat do you mean by “doing
goad: Is it no uici easing human
Happiness? Y eiy well* But whose,
rtappmess ? A or the happiness of A,
B . or C, m the planet Saturn,hut that
ol fellow terres u aA , not that of the
millions you never see, so much as
tuat of the hundreds ~f see ea vrhom:
vou see ever1' day Be "in to make
people happy. I t is a good work:—it
■13 the "best work. Begin,, not next
door, hut withiu your own. door, with
you next neighbor—-whether relative:,
servant or superior. Account the man
you meet, the man you are to bless..
Give him such things as you have.
This is the question.- I f a dollar will
do, give the dollar.. I f advice will do,
give advice. I f chastisement will do,
give chastisement. I f a look, a word,
or a smile, or a warm pressure of the
hand, or a tear will do it, give the
look, word, smile, hand or tear. But
never forget that the happiness o f our
world i3 a mountain of golden sands,
and that it is yonr part to cast some
contributary atom almost every mo
ment.
; EMioiûiii''.".o.'F.‘FA syioN .-
P r o p r ie t o r s ;
‘• T H E X»EOA»J.E’S X E D G E l t " contain, NO
Continued Stories, S LargePagea, 4S Columns o f Choice
. Miscollanooiu Bending Matter every w eek, together with,
articles, from the pens o f suck, wellrknown writers as
NAS BY, OLITEIi OPTIC, SYLYANUS COBB, Jr., MT33
ALCOTT,; TOLL CARLTON, Jr* T . TROWBRIDGE,,
MABEL TWAIN, Ac.
■95“I wlU aend ‘‘ThoPoopld’a Ledger?* to any address
every w eek fer onoyear, o n trial.on receipt o f only$l.OO.
‘'The. People's Ledger** is an old established and reliable
Weekly pitpoTj-publisheilevory Saturday,, and is very pop*
ular throughout the N . E. and Middle States. Address,.
M E R W C A Y N 5 L C tJ R T IS , P u b l i s h e r .
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No.fiOBroomfibTd S t , Boston, Mass.
"Why will these old things dress so g a y '!
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K IN G E R Y & M A R B L E ,
P n w p r
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READ THIS TWICE.
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ineniorabie as tlio greatest it has ever eiFectecl. r
D r . J. B. D yott , graduate of Jefferson
Medical College, .Philadelphia, author of read.
“ Here it is.” said Mrs. Partington,
several valuable works, can be dohsulted
producing
from a closet a dark bot
on all diseases of the Sexual or ;Urinary
Organs, (which' be has made an- especial tle, and setting it on the table with a
study) either in male or female, ho matter clean glass. “ Here it is, Paul.”
from what cause originating or ol how long
• He looked intently into her face to
standing. A practice of 30 years enables I see i f malice were actuating h e r ; bui
him to treat diseases with success. Cores I he found all'there calm ly serene. He
guaranteed. . Charges reasonable. Those wou]fl nofc destroy the pleasure of her
at a distance can forward letter- describing | satisfaction in having thus obliged
symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay
him, bo he refrained from explanation,
postage.
Seud for the Guide to Health. Price 10c. and partook.
J ; B. DYOTT, M. D.,
•Physician and .Surgeon]|l04DuaneSt.;N.Y .-1
:)j@i=“My son, now that the boys
have won at Saratoga, and thereby
shown'the mentnl superiority of the
college faculty, I would like to send
you-to Giilumbia, but it’s too near
Brooklyn, too near Brooklyn.”
:;’U@=LA Lynn dog goes about the
8treets"with a muzzle attached to his
t ill, and a blanket, the superscription,
of which gives out that the .dog law,
"I.which 'requires the wearing of the ot’ namedt, does not designate’the place
of wearing it. The Police Court is
looking into, the .books.
AWARDED
jOtg^’.Wheh. they, w ant to find out
................. 1. in :the;countxy ifia girl is courting or
M e d a T '-fo r P r o g r e s s 5;
not, an oldllady steps -in an’d remarks:
.i'th *
it '
The
’ J‘I.s.ay.! fhere'ain't no one sick in this
here.houS,e or nothin’.is there ? I seen
:a light burning-, high into twelve
-iff i'iSOV -O O’;:
iy.c- HiaBisx::qbdsb’ o w . - awa«ded jitihz 1. o’clock last night, but I didn’t smell
Rvrosrao.x. ^ ; "..-/i-j- .1-no -camghiro -or nothin’ round/*
AT VXEX.VA, 1S73.
Uo Sewlug m'climefffe'celvM h’ Hlgber’PrTzo.1
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negro prisoner, on
. ... jl-.his 'way^ to. peniten.tiar.y- for larceny,
-.was- asked -what B e'.thought o f his
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j triaLL H etsaid.:.’ “ W hen
tie law yer
secured
8peech, I
:e.^Maiea wper/dtasaK STlicn, alike on both sides, on made SURe 3at l Was goin to take mV
“ S^R ux{'Sii. Smooth, Noiseless and- R ir tw A a t dl'e hai>Bd;wa% righ't' OUt pf dat Co’t
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room -; but'’wh'enLthe odder'dawyer got
A FEW GOOD RGaSOXS ;
N ot a cloud will fleet; across the sky, R un a Macidhtt Shop in cohhectibn 'with; tho^foundry.
PREPARED DY
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k in d o f Casting, o r Machine W ork done to order. J
not a clod o f earth which crumbles un | AAnllyorders
or inquiries 'will receive prompt attention.:
Dr,
J,
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AYER
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CO.,
Lowell)
Mass.,.
der the frost, not a blade of grass
Address,
. P r a c tic a l- a n c i'-A iia ly tic a l C liem ists* ;. M
B.
T.
MORLEY,
which breaks through the snow in the
SOLD BY ALLi DRUGGISTS KYERYWHERE,
CORDON JOBBERS 1
U S a c h a n a n , fttlcli.
6m8
Spring, not a dead leaf which falls ro
the earth in Autumn, but is doing,.
God's glory. H ot a tiny insect, too
K A N S A a
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•la-a8uporior,.mannor:;;;;.:.'-Rv 1 { 'f f '”*-x
F WaS‘the'blggest TaSCal _0Q top Of
small to he seen b y human ayes with- p n n Tp J n TJ ft tt TTJ A V
Is.J/osfi
dd'eaff'' ^V - * - :- cut the help of a microscope, but it is j r i X U i i * u A i l l i t W i i 1 1
;df'Vtiteh‘may b‘e altbred’whil^futfhing, abdimac^
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And a larger and b etter
:bkth^widoi:’
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and
Colorado
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rail
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as fearfully and wonderfully made as:
-Tha]“
LEAVENWORTH
who is
you aud me, aud has its proper food, KANSAS CITY AND
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Ltbat VHl «lo .aa fine and as kvidS'a-p^,
A nd
For restormg:.to.-Gray Hair its: ;
range o f work a3.any roaebino Jn tlio market.')'
Wilson,
Denver,
Lavrrenccr
a probhabitation, wort, appointed for it, and
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w itk f a l l T a t r i e T j c e m lle arid B lacklW al^Sfe
H unker H illy
E rie,
Topeka^
’ natural'Vitality and . Color.. JV
tizi ■not Topôilfiiiialied. . A llfor F i f t c e i x iD o lnot in vain. Nothing is idle, nothing Wtimego,
JZusscll,
Boulder,
and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name
E—| • J a r s ?
not only iroariblo, but a fact. I f
Longmont;
Walker,
Manhattan,.
or nature, me literally dug up aaicl 'carried
is wasted, nothing: goes wrong, in this Junction. City* Victoria,
S
you are,doubtful of- it, send for a Circular,
... . A-,.: dressing' ^
Georgetown,
g - j * PricoLlatiYfec. *.
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Golden,
out of the system in a short time by the
H ays,
ilford,
which J i s* Ab. “
wondrous world of God’s. The very MTVakeJUldy
v
ThoManufaetnrera
do
not
lissitato.
to
dial-.
CentralCity,
Ellis,,
use.of these Bitters..,.
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Colorado Springs,
B-< lengo too-world to produco a bettor,, or even n.*l.
JAxrksiForty
9 |37 state; ,,ggCg^djbqy , stared at i t , ‘and drawled
scum, upon the standing pool, which Clay Center,
• -once agreeahlej'.V
P»,
good
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ddhoSpnngs,
Abilene,,
. 'vB inj'® ap’e , aufl otlierW oiîns.lurk
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0
S x t r a * I n d u c c m e u l s i " O ITcired a r
seems mere dirt and dust, Is all alive, Solomon,
Greeley,
H i t Carson,
in g in the system'of so many;thousands, arc’
/-v—’ A g e n t s to Soil tbia' x v o n r t c r f n l i u v e n * . =
E vans,
Z ds A nim as,
Satina,
Mlccftial.' ;f o'r
Boys,”’said the parson, “we’ll proceed
peopled by millions of creatures, each Brookvittt,
effectually destroyed- and removed. .; No
1 t 1 tlouvtho ‘S u re lc u Kcwlngr MAChine*^
BtatUviUe,
Hu^blo,.
r i and Tablo.for $15 00. S O ,0 0 0 a year income JXA
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Santa F t,
Cheyenne,
system
bi
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medicine,*
no;
vermifuges,
no.
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to.cut. fofr.a neTV deal,’’ .and with this
fu ll of beauty, full of use, obeying M tsw orth,
guaranteed by aa to .toose smart and active.
S a lt ZaJcc City ,.
;:hair. 'I t soon
anthelminitics, will free the system -from
remark the leather strap, danced like
g s ; . Send for saroplo Sowing Illustrated Circular,
laws of God too deep for us to do
AND ALL T0DTT8 IH
containing cots o f S f a c l s i i i o and T a b l e , — (
worms like' these Bitters, .
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restores rfaded
aught but dimly guess at them ; and Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico,
•lightning, over the shoulders of the
“wlt-li, fu ll pntciculars, to
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' F o r' F e m a le Gom plaints,: in young
or \ gray' ,' h air - .
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l i J. EMMETT & CO,, QciiM Agts.j - ■__ ,
as men see deeper and deeper into the
depraved mathematicians.
The Territories and Pacific Coast.
H v o o lO y u , y .Y .
Box 41. ^
Or AM;’married-Or single, at the ,dawh of
Than can b e found in Southern Michigan. W e r - “
. to; 'its 'original ”r
mystery of God’s creation, they find I O g> illlea the Shortest Line tetweea Kacaaa City- are constantly adding new type andm aterfal U U PaiNCIPAL: OPPIO^, 359-rultoa St., BBOOELYN/CO ■womanhood or the turn of life, these Tonic
: ‘color) iuit7i\tlie. '1
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n t.h
e a m r a n n o a f : things .about
h n . . k -(.Viam
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ami Denver.
. Bitters., display - so . decided. an i influence
Plenso statOAtoat paper you bow IhiB T
and are determ ined n o t to be; outdone, either hr"
thefi commonest
them I Aa jLA
--.lS€!L.“Ha.y,e_.y.ou Blasted Hopes
1 ] Y Milea tho Sbortoa t Iauo botwoon K an ana Cifcy
g h ss‘-ia,7M'fres7mes‘s\of>yout7i,. Thin
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? advertisomeut iuv
1n
'■ihafc
improvement
'is
'sbqrL
perceptible.
in
price
or
quality.
f n ll.I
findPueblo,
wonder and glory, such as oye hath . { y---. . . . . . Trinidad, SanJto .Re,. and nllj
haii, is thickehed,:fallmg*_hi;ir checked,
asked..,a, .y,oung lady;.o(f a librarian
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not seen nor ear heard, nor hath it
NoForriosI No OnuuhnsTransfers!
|, with his handkerchieftied over Ms
r e s t a s s u r e d t h a t y o u r l i v e r i s :n o t d o i n g i t s
CUtOXQCl IHtO tilG heart, of man. to COH* lj ThoonlyLirectXine'o tboferUIe valloya of theKan
cured-byitsiise. Nothih'g.can jestorew -3
- w o r k . •■•'•The o n l y s e n s i b l e .L e a t m e n K : is .to.
,jaw.-.r“No,ma’am5-!’1said he, “it’s on
• x W o m p t e e t h e s e c r e t i o n o f t h e ' b ile : a n d - s the?.hair?where jthe- follicles : areceivo; and can only say with
ly, a blasted .toothache.” ’
f a v o r i t s r e m o v a l . ,. JBjor t h i s . p i u p o s e u s e
,stroyed;'.6r the glands atrophied and
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Psalmist, “ Oh, Lord! thy ways are^
W
1‘a<’nt chanB6from
V k e g a b B ir r im s .: / ’ = ’
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- 'decayed-;; hut -such as remain can he
infinite, thy thoughts arc very deep
I Only liDorunalngPullmanPalaceCars to Denver,
* CIeh.iise 'tlie Yitiated Blood w h e n - "saved liy ’t his application, and stimli-*
le^De'dagogue-rrFirst f little boy,
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f x.
- i t I Don’t foil to taka a: trip ovor thla lino, and view tha
and contess that. the. grass beneath I greatadvantagesoffered forahomo. *
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ever..you;;find
itsV:imp.tifities:
bursting.
i-;|ow,Kat>is.
your namer&£i$tl®iboy—Jule.
' ManufachirersrandDealors ia '*
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lated~ihto‘ activity', so th a t; 'a-, new
Jthrough -the.'slrin, in; Pimples; Eimptions,
their feet, the clouds above their heads
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-.j'-Bedagogue:—Ohj-*
no.; - your name is
:v
growth'»b’f
Kair;
is:
produced.
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o r ^ '^ e a a ^ .it^ m i' y ^ find it'dbftvft a v firv w n rm h e u p n th tliA vnd I Closoconnoctlona iundoat Kanana City,ioavoaworth,
l i W M B X ' l l , *or’S
a y e , e v e r y u o i m u c n e a t n r u e . SOQ ClayOmter, Denver,^^taa Animas, Botflder and Ohejonn.
-Julious..ii'N„extt? little - boy, what is
striteted and 'sluggish-in the veins; cleanse, :iof [fouling.'thejhair-witK ta pasty, sediq
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and every bird upon the bough-'—do in foraiipointa.......... ^
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m eat,it will.keep it clean and vigorous. <
it when it'is foul'; yoiir feelings will tell
yours ? Second boy— My name is Bil
I b th e beat lo c a l new spaper in Southwestern
every deed and truth, bless tho Lord
bxvjsbdey b . keim,
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you when.. Keep the. blood pure, and. the
Its;qccasionaIusejvill. prevent: tlie hair"’ ,
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:H0USE FURNISHING1-IN GENERAL- health: o’f'thels^'st& wili iollow. '
that made them, and praise Him, and '
a«n. r««8. Ag»nt. Kan** ony4
’'from’ turning’gray ôrfifallingf off, and
| .th e R e c o r d , by which those living a t a distance
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consequently- preveht,'ba;ldness::n-The 1'
can know the v ast n atural advantages o f B er
and: General’/Agertts,,San Francisco, Califor*
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rien and adjoining Counties.
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a , aud 'cor^YaBliiugtou and 01iaiitori’Sts., New York.
■'restoration of .vitality-’it-gives to: the” ■: ■> {• j -*: -'k.LXRKiiii'R i n—
indeed, but with works1; and say to I
Terms S2 per year. F ifty cents deducted if.
“ S oM t r a ll'D r iig ffis ts G iu il D e a l e r s ^
-iifbwi’ struggling-with the!:qiiestion :—
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him all day long, “Go thou and do
paid yearly in advance; Send fo r a copy, and
[ VV^hich ea’ts the: most chickens-^-min- „
\tidh» of* dandruff,'*whichusôften so un—
likewise.” then.send yoxr frien d a copy.
“
V-..
- < Matihoocl; rH6wiL6st,How. Restoxecl!
cleanly.-and-offensive. Free fepimthose-. W S S p K © s . - J
isters or owls ?”
.
JitBt'publiBhoajia jiew*edition of 1)r,.
deleterious ,,-suhsfcances. .w h ich ...malceL ii
■Scroll' and -Custom Sawing. "1
- Culvcrwcirs*' CclebratedEssay- t some.-pi'epafatioiie.dahgeM andTinjuv
r on thQ;ra2ical.care '(withont medicine) of,
Happy Thoughts.
KINGERY & LINDLEY,
ik'it&KiAnr.zmtor who8 had raised his
, . . . , , . r. ’SrE BM iT O R B Ed^Sem inal' W akness,- . ‘rioW to theiliair, thq Vigor canjldnly^
Involuntary - Seminal ;,Xpsse'0/ îpoTE^bv, -•Mental and,'
Jaudience -to’agreat- height by his
Also
’
Agents
for.
Cleveland
Rubier
Remember that though the realm of
benefit but i not harm'l it. l'lI£ .waniled
.Physicallpcapuclty, Impediments to Mnrringo,'*etb:| also
ji-P.ailyianiiv^cekly^P.apersi &c.-,.;&C;:-s5»J -lofty- roaring8 ,'exclaimed: “I will now
». - ' i
., R ainti -■ • ■
Ookbumbtion) E pilepsy andEirs, induced ^by Eblf-induU' t merdlyi for-1a”'HAIR;'‘D B E S S I N ’
PTJBI.18HXKS * PROmiKTOBS,
death seems an enemy's country t o ,
gcnco or soxualextravagance,■&c,: " ■i
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*
•Arnhitca
ot lht> pub*7ic^patroangoatjllcit<»d. *.8bT« ^lu ;H?j •fclose- in ••the? bea'utiful Jan gua ge of th e
A ll orders promptly attehdoilVfo/.aud charges ,reason
: *j^ “Prico,rin nl 6e'alod ohvelopoônly Bix’c o n t s . - ' - e I '-nothing else can h'e-fouhd- so desirahleV; ’ *J. Howo'* 8 lor«*. UacharfftHf Mich* '
$9
most men, on whose shore , they are’ M etalic and Casket Coffins,
able. * ..
.-i- «v
‘
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s
r ‘,: v* Tfae;coIel>i^ted autoprj.in^tbis.yaluabi Essay, iloarly
" a^_'>
i ' i *
r -pi*fr.‘r
'ipbet-Îi forgot; 'his'nameT-r-and— and
•V@Q&6aSi^g-''£either-!6fl%3fl.flye/ifr
d^<‘
;
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bn’.vre51 sido o f SbutliOak Street, Buclianan,
demonstrates, from d thjrty years’ successful1 p’raoiic'e,'*
loathly driven by stress' of weather, B9ady-made,ooDBtantly on"haiul,or, made to rderoi
tlaetannitH, Mioto. Miohî »
i-;
: , { 'f. i w t f t T'*V Vthat(tlid.alkfinlak:'conBûencesWs;e]f«bnso.may:bomdf> : not soil-white f'cambric/rah& lyetl laBls "
r'O’lOI V ,
■ts-I*
forgotiwhat'he said, too.”
'.ahortnotloeV
...
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;
to the- wise, man it is the desired port,
iCAriy.cjiêri^witho'ut tlior'daDgerous Iibq o finternal 'modi- 1
Sheriff Sale.
1-.:; . . O l -*• '■- -—- - -m-1■ '-r • ■
~cino,:or the nppl/cationôf^heLknifg/.poihtingô'uta-inodej : longion the hair,\giving;ife'a;rich, glossy
where ho moors: his bark gladly, as in
I - r-r, I
. .
1o.fcure'atronco simplo. certalnAnd .eltectual,by.nieans of, ;6lustre,- andla-gratefuLpeifume.
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E A R
S E
which ovory sufferer, no juattor wlfat his condition "’m ay ■
Some quiet haven of tho fortunate la r n is h o aH
father gives this bit of ad
be, may cure him self cboaply, privately,- and:radically
to i l l o rd erin g, an d s tr lo la tfe n tlo a p a id to
4 ^ T h lB Locture should be in tho hands’orovory youth
vice,' whioh Contains a good hint : “I f
is le s ; it i3 tho golden west into which .4I|glng'»ndloo.U nis-w hB rede«lrod. f
a Ber.nQu;an\ljStatQ_.oC.-iIichigan, to m et directed un'd tlellTin■'t'1
:.and every m a n ia the land.
. j>r*t *jr«
- I4I-' *. *■ V ■■ f*
J*’? fr" <•.r■1 *
v eredâgalnKt'tbb'goods and ch'iittlW.^muda'and tbuomonti
. . -practJc'aJ andvVjialytlcal OhemistB, t
his sun sinks, and sinking, casts hack! I
rriHE aubBcriboroCTcr^.lpr^sald Ills fa r m .o f lS Ia c re i, , Sont under B.oal fin a plain onrelopo, to anyy address,
o f 3afOb-Giltu)jLchor,tLdid;'pu.;the)6th>.day o f July,»AsDV you^want/the hoysito stay on the farm,
’ ' ’ kLOWELLF MASS.
-JL' situated in.*Grebn‘*BuabV Ohlkaming Township,' on ' •Post paid ,'bn)receiptfof Bix'centBrdritwo post stamps; ;
1874, levy upon tbo^lblJowing'deBcribed'Teal oslnto, lyingrt ’dprij;fc beafitoh^too' hard when the hoy
a glory on the leaden cloud-rack which,
Addrcss't-ho Publishers,
. .
. t ■* •
‘-AT.-lake shore;' >Tho location* ifl arvory^dosirablônq,- and lii
-andJiringdu tho*Gouuty o f Borrien and ;8tate.oC Micblr:
- <;i**.'x'ConAS tf f a J K L I N E A CO..5. -rTaT 7
J
'ono o f the^ljest*fruit”farms *ln“tho'O duntyr Thoro afs*
^.gan,
^ Lot No* thirty-four (84) and’tho south half is' turning'the grindstone.”
had hardly besieged bis day.
[2 ly
12J.;iiow ory. No vr Y ork; Post Offico Box, 45S0
POWER
ROE & ROUGH.
M
D00BS, BASH:&BUNDS,
p y d £ \v fl
Farm for Sale.
MONEY TO LOAN
.i.
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I IT S’OMa'TO'.’SITlI/Qn'approYod.^ real)TostatejBeoority,
...
'from tbree to -Aye'year®, »
.a X -JL.e-
Thdth sometimes, tastes like medi- ] ALSOj REAL' ESTATE AGENT.
lat-w e
m m
« s n e o n .
foT'eraiOOOfrnJl tteeai:nOw:on;;tbo,placo;i about 80 acres
{■improved; pood,bonsoand goodothorvbaildingsrontbs
cpronU8e8d,-Will-tselLtliO:'whole -placb,tor a 'p a r t o suit
rpdrohasers,OTho tfremlsos aro only pi ^ miles from a
'bepotr,,,on*the**0 .y*'M t3S/'B;'Ri;BiY-'Bricefl and terms
reasonable. Yor to ll particulars oa ll at the premises or
addressthesubscriberatSawyerP.O..BerrienOo^, Mkb
.Alsohaysforsals 80a*ret~af sodiimbsrsd lot.
n
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m ' hFO R o SA U E .
IJITE undoraJgned doaires to “go
and he: iber
tore offers all hit property iu Buchanan for sale at
vt bargain—H om e and Lot, Omnibus, Honefl^BJrigfef
cses, Blaigbi
^^
AiGb
U ^ ofjlptgNb^ thirJy.*fiTo; (85);IaÔ.
Lacy’s Second'
tho City o f Nllea~*wlilch propertyÎ shall ôll t
F l N : E S S H i , R I S ; jS03 iaÂddition-to
t publicauction,nit too frdiitAddoi36f£lho Court-TJouifsJt
rrr»A5H'F *5WI*
ARAH F.^MOHAUDBOH^mohtrtibturea
F . RIOHARDBON^manufabtures to
new etjle o f Gentlemen’* Vine Shirt*. Order* aoltoltS
ed, m d work »nd prlo** (d«rant**d mttaAwtor,..-■*
O rd e r a
d*ao* on Wwrt rid* o f I m n S tr o o i^ tw * * * n i r d >
fOBItk(kw**, MriNliMiKM,
. IBM
in the vilUg<i'of Herrieu SpriogH,onJ.ho 19th day o f S e p -.
tembor, A . D. 1874, at ouo.o’cIock-'fnUha afternoon o f said ■
day.
*
Datod J u ly S U tiA .D .lS T L
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JOSEPH W . WEIMEB, Bhsrlff. ;
0 . JxirsT«f Attoruay forplaintiffi
25w7
and for'evlH
retorted Prentice, “and there is no,
use ill telling it to dry up."
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3, 1874. 29. Ju s tic eof the. jP eace j. IH anu fM mng JJe we le rs

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