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BUCHANAN,
MICH.,
THURSDAY,
l”
APRIL
i 5,
1875.
preserved the last bouquet he had sent a part o f Cupid’s machinery for pro
Miscellaneous.
her, and i f he would ask her to go to tecting his own interests— and just at
A P R IJj D A T S .
the now opera, and a thousand other the turn Of the Street which led down
T O U K N O W T O IT 1 ) 0 .
to Madison Market, he- met Barbara
“ifs.”
Twice in the year the maple tree
You keep your eyes upon the clock,
Poor Barbara ! i f she could but with a basket on her arm, a scarlet
Grows red beneath our northern skies ;
And wish ’twould jnmp an hour or two,
have heard Mr. E lsley’s eager ques shawl draped artistically about her
Once when October lights the lea
So th a t your pa would cease to talk
tions— “Is Miss Cleve not at home ?” shoulders, and with cheeks as pink as
W ith splendid flames and Tyrian dyes;
And go to bed—you know you do.
And once when April and the bee
and Miss Angeline’s languid -reply— azaleas.
First greet us with their glad surprise,
And when the folks to bed havo gone,
H e stopped short.
“ Oh, yes, but Barbara begs to be
And on the budding twig we see
And left “ some one" alone with you,
“Miss Cleve ! I thought you had ty
excused. She has a particularly in
The first faint color rise.
^
You wish the clock would stop its tongue,
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teresting book which she wishes to fin phoid fe v e r !”
Or you stop it—you know you do,
These morning hours blend joy with grief,
“ What put any such impression as
ish ; and besides, she doesn’t care for
That draw the fuller spring-time near,
Has opened the best, cheapest and most attractive stock of
He blushes deep, and looks.afraid
company.”
that into your head ?” she inquired,
And hint the tender opening leaf,
To be thus left alone with you.
And pour the robin’s carol clear ;
B ut your eyes tell him ne’er was maid
Mr. E lsley bit his lip, and secretly cavalierly.
For not the time of ripened sheaf,
But could be wooed;—you know you do !
“Your
sister
told
me
so,
yesterday
resolved that he would not again
And rainbow woods is half so dear
As this, the boyhood, bright and brief,
trouble himself to inquire for Miss evening.”
You peep at “ some one” neath your curls,
The earliest of the year.
“I am surprised that you should
Until with love you burn him through
Cleve.
ever brought to Buchanan. The attention o i the. ladies is particularly
And make him hate all other giris—
have
taken
the
trouble
to
inquire
after
Yet, when he went away, he spoke
In lore for him—you know* you do.
called to my new
“ Don’ t Tell Betsy Jane.”
of the new m usical triumph at the me at all.”
“And
why
not?”
opera house.
And when his arm Steals round your chair,
“And for your’ life, don’t tell B et
You give a smothered scream or two,
“Because you Sent me no invita sy J a n e!”
“I f you young ladies have not been
As if you didn’t want it there,
I wiil be happy to take you to-morrow tion,”
Mr. Nicodemus Harding, having
B ut oh, you do, you know you do 1
s f o r S u
m
a n
“B ut I did send you an invita uttered this caution in a low, earnest
evening,” he said, half hesitatingly.
Tou nestle closer up to him,
“ Oh, we should be delighted!” cried tion.”
tone o f yoice, alighted from a Con
Very stylish, at 8 0, 35, 40, 45 cts. per yard. Hew Spring Shawls, Table
Your head drops on his shoulder, too,
Barbara opened wide her almond- cord wagon in front of his own farm
Alice.
You think i t nice to have a “Jim ,”
Covers, Collars and Cuds, Ladies’ Ties, Ribbons, &c. 100 more o f
“ Charmed!” echoed Angie, clasp shaped eyes..
house door, and stood there for a few
You naughty thing—you know you do.
those beautiful trimmed Corsets at 50 cts. each. A lso Corsets at 65,
“I never received it.”
ing her pretty, white hands, gush
moments in a brown study, watching
You let him kiss your burning c h e e k /
7 5 , 1.00, 1.25, 1,50, 2,00, 2,50 each. Hamburg Embroideries, splendid
“ Would you have come if you had the figure of his brother-in-law and
ingly.
'
Somehow your lips m et his lips, too;
assortment, 0, 8 and 10 cents a yard and upwards. Hew and handsome
“And if you would be good enough received it? ”
lawyer, as he drove back towards the
You tempt, him, sill? thing, to speak,
“ Certainly I should.”
You wicked flirt—you know you do.
designs in Lace Curtains,, 20 cents to $1.00 per yard.
to convey an invitation for me to Miss
village of W ------ , whence they had
“Barbara, I have almost a mind to juBt come.
Cleve, as well— ” he added, somewhat
And when he timidly doth press
ask you another question,” began the
embarrassed.
“Hon’t tell B etsy Jane.”
His wish to make a wife of you,
W ith happy h ea rt you answer, “yes,"
“ Oh, of course l” said the fair dam impetuous lover, encouraged by some
Now B etsy Jane was Mr. Nicode
You darling girl, you know you do !
thing in the eye and voice of the young mus Harding's wife— a stirring, noble
sels.
1 2 “ cents buys a good pair, worth 20 cents at other stores. A lso
girl.
“I
wouldn’t
say
any
thing
about
it
to
soul, who made more butter and cheese
Sehoppers best b o n frame Hosiery, 35, 40, 45, 50 cts. a pair. Splendid
“Ask it, then.”
Barbara, dear,” said Mrs. Leeson,
and took more eggs to the city market
Storsr.
4-4 soft Finish B L E A C H E D COTTON 121 cts. per yard, worth 15 cts.
“ You really don’t dislike me ?"
when Angie told her of the invitation
in the course of a season than any
at other places. Always on hand a, full stock of Shirtings, Denims, Ticks,
“N o ; hut I have sometimes fancied other woman for miles around. Strongs
they had received. “ She has nothing
From the Bridal Veil.
Crashes, Oottonades, for men and boys’ wear. F o x has made a specialty of;
fit to wear, and after those two new that I was disagreeable to you,” B ar healthy and hearty, she “made the
Mrs. Leeson’s Step-D aughter. tarlatan dresses, I would as soon face bara answered, returning his frank housework fly,” to use her own ener
a hungry lion as ask you papa for any ness with corresponding ingenuous getic expression; and therfore if Mr;
ness.
BY N. A. MANN.
more money.”
Nicodemus Harding owned his farm
“Barbara, should you marry me i f that day, and was well-to-do, in fact a
“Besides, said Miss Alice, who
Decorating Paper, G old Leaf Paper. Large stock in new and handsome
*‘I am sure she has always been ex wants Barbara Cleve tagging us about I should tell tell you how truly and rich man to hoot, it was owing in no
actly like an own daughter to me," wherever we go ? I t’s enough to make how fondly I have long loved you ?” small measure to the skill, energy,
patterns, at low prices. Trimmed free of cost.
And Barbara’s voice was exquisite economy,and general goaheadativeness
said Mrs. Leeson, plaintively. “And one think of a young ladies’ boarding
ly soft and low as Bhe answered—
it isn’t a bit kind o f you, Leeson, to school out for a walk !”
of his B etsy Jane. What was it, then,
“I believe I should.”
Y es,” added Angie, “ and after all
reproach me with anythin e: like neg
that the ungrateful man was not to>
The first wedding under Mr. Lee- tell her ?
it’s only putting high notions in her
lect o f duty.”
“B u t why does she never come in head, for of course she cannot marry sons roof was that of his eldest step
“I t would never do, n ever! ,r
Sold at lowest prices. I t is to the interest ot all to visit F ox ’ s D ry the parlor, then, like the other girls?” a gentleman like Mr. E lslye.”
daughter, and Alice and A ngie were thought Nicodemus to himself, shaking
Goods Store before making purchases.
And so poor Barbara never got her forced to he contented with the very his head. “ She’d be wanting a new
asked the bald-headed father of the
A ll the evening, while secondary role o f bridesmaids.
family, with a puzzled a ir ; “ and why invitation.
carpet, or a new silk gown, or the
“A bold, pushing thing !■” said Mrs. house all painted over, or some such,
A
ngie
and
Alice
sat in their opera
is
it
that
she
is
never
fit
to
be
seen
in
J O H N W E I S G E R B E R , m a n u fa c tu re r
hats, trimmed with wreaths o f French L eeson /B ut now that she is out o f the nonsense. N o, the woman is the weak
company ?”
t l o f Lumber and L ath. Custom Sawing Planing and
Matching don© to order and at reasonable prices,
Mrs. Leeson put her handkerchief daisies and fresh blue silks, listening way, you will have some little chance, er vessel, and it won’t do to trust one
MU1 ori South Oak str ee t, Buchanan, M ich,
entranced to the strains of the new dears.”
to her eyes.
too- far. Their heads won’t stand
TM TRS E . T . A K D E R S O N , M . D ., P L y True Love had triumphed, in spite i t ! ”
prima
donna, Barbara was sewing in
“
That’s
so
like
a
man,
Leeson
!
A
s
L* *. fltciun and. Surgeon, Office and residence west side
of Portage Street, second Iionsefrom. Front Street, Bn?
if all the work of this house could go in the old disused nursery at home, of all the machination contrived
So Mr. Nicodemus passed through
rhatmu, Mich. Office hours $ to 10 A , M. and 2 to 4 F. II*
on by machinery, and no one lift a the tears falling ever and anon upon against him.
the house and out toward the barn,
&T H A M I L T O N , H o o n s e d a u c t i o n e e r .
finger to a ssist! M y own dear girls the endless seams of her work.
with the pre-occupied air of a hen who
v « » WIU attend to all cnUs promjiMjv and sell at as
Cure for Laziness.
“A t all events,” thought she, “he
naaouabltvrnteg as any other good aiictiuneer in the.
are positively- wearing themselves out
has an egg to lay and don’t know ju st
m m ity. Heaidence and P.O.address,Bimhauaxt.AIich.
with drudgery^juBt to keep up appear has plainly shown me that he doesn’t
A colored employe at Bellevue H os where she can hide from the eyes o f
E D D E N ’ & G R A H A M , d e a le r s r in
care for me.”
ances and save expenses— ”
pital was so often missed from duty mankind io the best advantage. The
1 Dry Good* and Groceries, Frout Street, Buchanan,
So when she met him on the stairs that at length a diligent .search was kitchen was empty and silent as h e
“W ell, well,” interrupted Mr. Lee
Mich.
son hurriedly:—he hated the very ap the next day, by the merest accident made, and B ill was found snugly hid went through it. B ut, o h ! if he
T . B A K E R ,M i l l w r i g l i t 'a u & B u i l d pearance
of a “ scene,”— I dare say in the world, a cold little how was all in a coffin in tho basement, Bleeping could have seen the buxom, good look
* er of Tnrbino 'Water Wheels; warranted in power
Cat SBuxiw ftttatf Xulde -Bolt Work.
equal to; any other wheels Innso. Residence, Baker town.
it’s all right. Only you know Barba the answer she vouchsafed tohis eager soundly. The surgeon who made the ing female who stole out of the pantry,
Post Office address;, Buchanan, Mich.
ra is a pretty girl, and ought to have greeting.
discovery, instead of having B ill dis and silently followed him on his way
“I hope your cold is better,” be charged, undertook, with the aid of to the b arn !
an equal chance with the others.”
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“She’s no relation to you,” said his said.
Mrs. Harding came hack in about
some other youths of the scalpel, to
clianan, Mich.
“ Thank you,” she answered, “it is correct his shirking habit. The next fifteen minutes, with a face red with,
wife, spitefully.
T . C H A R L E S H O T E L , S t. Jo se p h ,
“Precisely the same relation as A n nearty well.”
time B ill was called for and was not suppressed laughter.
S
Mich., having changed; proprietors, has been noWly
“You don’t know what you missed forthcoming, a descent was made on
furnished throughout. The uthiost care w ill be taken tv
gelins and Alice," he coolly retorted.
“ Hon’t tell B etsy Jane,” she said,
provide for the convenience and comfort of guestd. A
She was my first: wife’s daughter by by not going with us last night,” he on the coffin department, and tbe giggling into her gingham apron.
good Livery Stable in conaection w ith the House. Free
D U IW L E & URBAN, Propr’s.
‘Bus to and from all trains ftiid boats. Bus line to aad
her first husband, they are my sec went on, and Barbara’s cheek colored sound of screwing down a lid was “You are a very smart man, Nicode
from Benton Harbor. C. A . Simokds and M. H . Smith,
Proprietors.
ond wife’s daughters by her first hus hotly at what slie deemed the unnec beard, accompanied by circumscribed mus, and my brother, Tim Voss is an
J. M . T E R W I L L I G E R ,
band. I f there’s any difference in the essary insult.
floundering and frightened cries from other, and a lawyer- into the bargain,
O O D L A N D H O U S E , T h r e e O a k s,
“ I do not regret it in the least,” she the awakened darkey.
degree of consanguinity, I wish you’d
W
(i< n e r i\l A g e n t ,
D. F . BoaiiiiiRScjnJUM, Proprietor. This house has
‘Hon’t tell B etsy Jane,’ in d eed ! Two
changed proprietors,.changed its name,, been thoroughly
said, and passed on.
be good enough to explain it.”
“Poor fellow !” came to his ears in wretches ! you deserve all you’ll get
repaired and refitted, and every effort wHf be made by its
4$ State St., (Chicago> present manager to earn and sxistain for it a reputation
A lice Mordaunt, who had been a well known voice, “his death was pretty soon.”
H e took up his hat and walked off,
&a a first-class h otel. Good stables in connection/with
hotel.,
7-lTtf
ther glad than otherwise to make standing by with a throbbing heart, sudden, though he’s disliked work for
B etsy Jane said no more, but bided
drew
a
deep
inspiration
of
thankful
good
his
escape.
some
tim
e;
he
was
probably
ailing
ner
time, A week passed away, and
Business Eirectory.
■ I f T M H . F O X , D e a l e r i n d r y g o o d .,
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Actions and Fancy Goods. Corner o f Front and
“ Well, Barbara,” he said, kindly, ness that her duplicity had escaped when we thought him lazy. Hr. Joe, brother Tim’s wagon drove up again
Main. Streets.BuchdnHn.&trdh.
to a tall, slender, pretty girl whom he betrayal.
please be so good as to pass me" that to the door, and was off to tbe village
W H I T E , D r u g g i s t a n d A j>oth ecary, aonth aide o f Front S treet, Buchanan,
“Hear Barbara is so odd,” she said, pall.”
encountered on the stairway. “ W h a t!
once more. B etsy Jane had asked in
D . K I N G E R Y , a tto rn e y a t la w ,
Michigan.
W • SolicitorIn Chancery, and Notary Pnblio. Office bringing up coals again ? This is not with an apologetic smile, as she led
“Yes, make everything snug,” said vain to go. Nicodemus was bound on
InRxcoBD building, Buchanan,. Mich. Particular attec,
the right kind of work for you to do, him to the parlor.
the person addressed,” for I suspect business-^-“ business which a woman
X . M O R X E Y , s t a r f o u n d r y . A l l lion paid to collection.
• kiadaotqaating*suchft8plowpoint8,augarfcettleB,
“I should think so,” he replied, some awful contagion has carried B ill could not understand,” he loftily ex
ch ild !”
ile ig h shoes, Ac* Iron turning and jo b work done to
srder. O ldm etaltakon in exch angefor w o rk . Portage
“ The girls are all busy, papa,’’.said shrugging his shoulders.
off. Otherwise we could use him on plained to her. So, after watching
M ORTGAGE SA LE.
vtreot.nearthG d ep o t.
SStr
Yet, in spite of all these apparent the dissecting table.”
Barbara, cheerfully, “ and mamma said
EFAULT havingkeen made in th e payment o f a cerher lord and master out of sight, B et
tain sum; o f money secured to be paid by a certain
I R D ’S ’BTJS.—G e o rg e B i r d w i l l r u n . D
that the fire needed coals very badly, rebuffs, there came a card to Miss
“A s it is,” joined in a third, “he sy Jane went about business that a
Indenture o f Mortgage bearing date the iirst day o f Feb*
his ’Bus to and from the Railroadtrains andHotels,
ruary,.in the year o f onr Lord one thousand eight bun*
-Cleve, tbe next week, for Miss Fer must he hurried into the ground forth woman could understand, with .a
and— ”
also to a n y p a r to t th e Tillage. Pare only 25 cents, in*
dred and seventy*threQ, made and. executed by Wilkerson
eluding baggage.
Colvin and Elizabeth: Colvin, his wife, of the County of
“ Then we must hire more servants,” nanda E lsley’s reception, neatly en with. Boctor, please to order the merry twinkle in her bright black
Berrien and State o f Michigan, to David Rough o f sa id “I closed with those for the Misses Mor hearse.”
County and State, and recorded in the office o f the Regis* -broke in Mr. Leeson, abruptly.
eyes.
; c . S M I T H , M . D ., P h y s i c i a n a n d ter of-Deeds o f Baid County, on the 25th day o f February,
don’t
want
you
to
he
turned
into
a daunt.
“'I-have, and it is waiting.
Trot
A t 4 P. M. Nicodemus returned
• Surgeon. Office and Residence, third door south
A. D.1S73, in Liber 7 o f Mortgages, on page 91. on which
o t Galien House, Gallon, M ich.
sold Mortgage there is nowclaim ed to be due and unpaid
“How provoking ! ” said Angela. him out.”
mere
drudge.”
home
again, looking quite as impor
at the date of this notice the. sum otfivehundrod andrwenty-six and fifty-three one hundredths dollars ($526.53), and
H e went on his way with a disturb “ Of course we can’t all of us go, for
tant
as
before. .H e tiptoed along
The
desperate
subject,
who
seemed
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no so ita t law or proceedings in equity having heeninatitut*
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ed countenance which would have papa won’t give us new dresses. I ’m to have done his best, concluded that through the house, B etsy Jane watch
o Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, &e* Al50,repairing
ed to recover the same or any part thereof—noticeia ther&>
done to order. A ll work warranted. Store, third door fore hereby given, that b y virtue of a power o f sale con*
borne the evidence of still-greater an Borry now I had that silk at Christ he was without the power of motion, ing him from the corner of her eye
west of Ilians & Rose's store, north aide of Front. Street,
tained in said Mortgage, and now become operative, and
Buchanan, Mich.
In pursuance o f the statute in such case madeand pro*
noyance, could he have seen the pale mas.”
and that his cries and struggles were the while. H e passed out into the
Tided, the land described in said Mortgage, to*witr The
“Hush—sh-sh !” said Mrs. Leeson, purely imaginary.
face of Barbara" Cleve, as she set down
north ten (10) acres o f the south-east qo&rter o f the north*
R . P . K E N D A L L , P h y s io ia n a n d
shed. A fragrant smell of smoke
east
qnarterof
Section
four
(4),
and
the
north
ten
(10).
Surgeon. Office at foot o f Main street, over Smith
skillfully
slipping
Barbara’s
card
into
the
heavy
coal
scuttle
at
the
head
oi
came.forward to meet him— an odor
“
Oh,
gorra,
massy
!
”
came
in
sti
acres
o
f
the
south-west
quarter
o
f
the
north-east
quarter
Bros & Go's Grocery Store. Particular attention paid to
o f section number four (4), and. the north ten (10) acres
ohrunJo diseases. Bnchanan, Mich.
the Btairs, placing her hand on her her pocket. “ Of course it’s quite out fled tones from his narrow sleeping of burning corn-cobs and gradually
o f the south-west quarter of. the north-west quarter o£
section number three (3) all in Township number seven
of the question for you all to go. Mr. apartment, “I ’s on’y nappin’— I aint curing bam.
side, and gasping for breath.
E P I E L D KOTTSB, B e r r i e n S p r in g e . (7) aohtb. o f range number eighteen (IS) w est, in the
“I ’m so sorry you should have had E lslye certainly has shown the most neber done died, hut I shall dis yer
County o f Berrien and State o f Michigan, w ill be sold at
Nicodemus turned deadly pale, and
T iiiaoldandfarorably known. H otel ia s till under
the tnanaguinentoCMrs. DeFlold & Son, who w ill spare public auction, or vendue, a t the front, door o f the Court
to life that heavy thing, dear,” said attention to Alice, and A lice must be way. Fur de iub o’ hebben, le’me ran frantically forward to find a fire
no efforts to maintain a first class H otel a t the County House, in tbe village of Berrien Springs, in said County
o f Berrien,.
Mrs. Leeson, quite silkily. “ Why the one to go. Papa won’t grudge a o u t !”
smouldering in the ash house, and a
O u t ii e 7 1 h tin y o f M iiy , A .D .1 S 7 5 ,
at 11 o’clock In the forenoon of said day, to satisfy the
didn’t you let A lice and A ngie help new dress when the dear child’s future
It-was altogether in v a in ; the fune- large ham or two, covered by blankets,
S . D O D D , M . D ., p i y s i o i n n & s n r - amount
which shall then he due on said Mortgage, to
« geon. Special attention givon: to chronic diseases. gether w ith the costs and charges o f said foreclosure and: y o u ? ”
establishment is at stake.”,
ral proceeded, the coffin being lifted hanging placidly there. The yell he
Office first,floor o f ‘‘Record Brick.” Residence o n D a y ’s sale, and also an attorney fee* therein provided for.
A lice’s face brightened, while A n and conveyed along the passage. Even gave brought B etsy Jane from the
Barbara curled her lip slightly and
Aven-u.e.eaBtaide, Buchanan,M ich.
Dated this*2d day of February, 1875.
DAVID ROUGH, Mortgagee.
made no answer.
gie’s fell,
on the footboard being cracked by a ’h ouse instanter, to find Nicodemus
E .B allinqei, A ttiy for Mortgagee,
51w3
‘Jp M . P I iIM PTO jM, a tto rn e y & ooun“And me ?” she said, dolorously.
Sweet
words
aad
caressing
move
lusty kick the occupant of the coffin •grovelling before the ash-hole, weep
**££* sollor atLaw,andSolicUorin Chancery, Office on
south side Front Street, over Redden AGraham's Store,
“I t w ill be your turn next, my had the poor satisfaction of hearing it in g and wailing: and tearing his hair,
ments cost her step-mother hut little ;
M O R T G A G E "SA LE?
Buchanan, Berrien Co., Mich.
yet, had they been sincere, Barbara dear. I f A lice marries well, she can remarked that it Was poor Btock, but and uttering y e ll after y ell of anguish
EFAULT having been made in t h e payment- o f a cer
B A ItX iE H G E E , ju s t i c e o f t h e p e a c e D tain snm o f moae^;secured to be p aid b y a certoinjn* would have been thankful even for assist you very materially.”
ood enough for a shiftless fellow like and despair.
denture of Mortgage bearing date .the 12 th day of-Decem* and. Licensed Conveyancer; Office south side Of
“And Barbara?”
them.
“Why, bless me, Nicodemus, what’s
•ill. One more kick, however, sent
Front street, over Eaton &. Simmons’ Grocery Store, ber; in the year o f onr Lord one thoneand eight hundred
And seventy-one, made and executed by M ary Jane
Buchanan,Mich.
“Papa hasn’t got the money to the'splinters flying and brought the the matter ? Are you in a fit ? Let me
She had ju st completed her dreary
GUdden, o f the village o f Buchan an,. Berrien County,
Michigan, to Charles S.'Black, o f the same 'place. and re
r A S ^ R N S T A R D E G R E E . B u c h a n - corded, in the office of the R egister of:Deeds, 'of said round of domestic duties, and dressed dress whole regiments,” said MraiLee- darkey’s feet into view. Whereupon .run for the camphor!” shrieked B et
an Lodge N o.13 hold: regular meetings in Masonic
County o f Berrien, on the 14th day o f December, A .D .
herself in a plain merino, when Mrs. son, sharply. “Barbara need never the astonished surgeons hastened to sy Jane.”
H all, first Wednesday o f each m onth,at 7}* P*M*
1S71, ot 11 o’clock A . M., in Liber. No., 4 o f Mortgages, on
Mrs. H . K .M owrey, President; M r. ftOAH, Michael, ;)agd 341t 'which said Mortgage was .assigned by said
Leeson came into the room, with a roll know that a card was sent to her at raise the lid.
“ Camphor ! Bring arsenic! Bring
Yice President; Mrs. IL F . Strong, Secretary*
Charles S. Black to William S. Hastings, then o f said vilall.”
of work in her hand.
From that day B ill was not giyefi prussic acid'! Bring poison of some
ingo o f Bacbauan, on the 21st day o f March,, A . D . 1872,
A G L E H O T E L , B e r r i e n S p r in g s . and said assignment recorded in the office o f the Register
Miss A lice Mordaunt went to the- to napping, and the doctors declared kind— poison—poison—poison!” N ic
“ So inconvenient,” Bhe said, with a
(near the Court House) having changed proprietors, oi Deeds aforesaid, on the 15th day o f January,-A. D.
has boennewly furnished throughout. The utmost care 1S75, at 1}4 o’clock P i M., in Liber No. 13 o f Mortgages,
odemus yelled, frantically. “Woman,
sigh.”
“Papa
is so anxious to have reception, in a dress ’ of silver jgreei^ they had never effected a more remark
w ill be taken to provide, lor th e convenience and com* on page, 583, on which- said Mortgage there is claimed to
his new shuts finished and done up crape, looped up with knots of wild* sable cure.
you’ve ruined m e ! Twelve thousand
fort o f guests* -A good: stable i n connection w ith the be due aod unpaid at tbe date' o f this notice the sum o f
H otel. OnsREEDjProprietor.
eight hundred and eighty-eight dollars; ($888.00), and ne
before he starts for Philadelphia and grasses, over a lovely green glace silk,i n government bonds did I put in that
suit at law or proceedings in equity having been instituted
to recover the same or any part thereof,—therefore, notice
and
when
Mrs.
Mordaunt
inquired
aft
ash hole for safety just a week ago,
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is hereby given, that, by virtue o f a power of sale contain
• holds axegular m eeting every Monday evening on ed in said Mortgage, and now become operative, and in
and you’ve gone and burned them up
“ Give them to me,” said Barbara, er her sisters, she answered in a soft
A
writer
in
the
AmericanJournal
or before* th e fu ll o f the m oohjin eachm onlh.
pursuance of'the Statute in such.case made and provided,
H.,H* Mowiar, W .M .
B . I). H a m e r , Sec. .
to . cook that cursed bacon ! P oison !
the lands described in said Mortgage, being the north
“I can finish (hem this afternoon, i f tone—
o
f
Microscopy
has
been
exploring
the
east quarter of. the north-east qnarter o f section number
“Hear Barbara is quite ill—in fact forests of bristles "in a; hair brush poison ! poison 1 and let me go out of
’ip * £s A . M # T h e r e g u l a r c o m m u n io n -* seventeen (17),in town seven (7) south, o f range number I work hard,”
* tions of Buchanan LodgoNo.,68 are held atMaaouic nineteen (19) w est, in the County o f Berrien and State o f
mamma fears it will be typhoid fever surreptitiously purloined from a lady’s this dreary world.”
“B
ut
Mr.
E
lsley
has
just
called.
Michigan,
w
ill
be
sold
at
public
auction
or
vendue,
at
the
H a llin this village, on Friday evening on or before the
front door of. the Court House, i n the village o f Berrien
“ Oh, so that was what you were
To be sure A n gie and A lice are in the — and A ngie insisted on staying to toilet stand, and though’ it contained
nil; 'of the moon in each month. S. A twood, W . M.
Springs, in said County o f Berrien,
\V. W.: Siiixn,, Sec.
drawing rooim, and can entertain him nurse her.” .
O u t h e l6 t h d a y o f A p r il, A . D . 1 8 7 5 ,
nothing which we are accustomed to not goiDg to tell B etsy Jane! Aint
ot 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to satisfy theam ount w hich
H * . M c I i I K , S I . D . , h -o m o o p a tliic j
“Now in this the fair A lice mani regard with unqualified horror, the you ashamed of yourself, Nicodemus
if— ”
Shall then be dne pn.said Mortgage, together w ith the
‘^ 3 Tj9.'' Physician and Surgeon. Special attention paid to
coBtS and charges of such forcclosme and sale, and also
Barbara’s: cheek had reddened -a festly overdid her part; but liars ael-^ results'of his investigations.prove that H arding!”
chronic diseases, Office and Residence on Fortago street; an attorney fee provided for in said Mortgage.
„econd house south o f Frontstreet.
WILLIAM S.. HASTINGS,
dom use much discretion, and she flat there are miseries ordinarily un
little.
Nicodemus could not answer. H e
« * _
^
,
Assignee of Mortgage.
tered herself that she had managed dreamed ' of in this simple appliance lay prostrate in the ashes and howled,
J . J*, Van R ipm , Attorney for Assfgneo.
“Hid he. inquire for me ?”
H O U S E , G a lie n , M ic h .Dated January 18th. A .D . 1875.
49wl3
“For tlie young ladies,” said Mrs. splendidly.
“ Get up, and don’t be a fo o l!” said
of. the toilet. There are; concealed in
‘W. 'W. D avis, Proprietor.; No pains w ill b e spared
to maintain this as a first-class hotel. Every provision
Mr.
E
lslye
looked
disappointed;
Leeson,
pursing
up
her
lip*
almostimB
etsy
Jane, amiably. “ I heard you
the
damp
lint
of
hair
brushes,
unless
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w ill ho made for the couvenienco and, comfort o f guoBts.
perceptibly. “ Of course, if you want but said nothing.
Charges always reasonable.
C-40tf
kept clean :by the use o f ‘bi-crabonate and brother Tim conspiring that day
TATE OF MIOHIGAN, Second Judicial Circuit In
e r y S u it pending in the Circuit Court for Iho
S C h aofn cBorrien,
- To him the pleasure of the evening of potassa- or carbonate of soda, many at the door, and I watched you to the
to see him very much— ”
in Chancery, at Berrien Springs, on
S . ! B L A C K } s u c c e s so r t o C . S . & H . Coxmty
the 18th day of Aarch, A. D . 1875.
was gone, and not even Alice's hon living things, too small, for.’ detection ash hole and soon found out what you
Barbara
sat
down
to
the
work
table
1 S. Black,) manufacturer PfUodatoads, Lounges;
TBOftcR. Dunning, Comp’t, vs. Addle Dunning, D e ft.
Tables, Stands, Ac., Buchanan «M ich.
without uttering another word of re ied smiles could make up for the grave by the naked'eye, some of which we hid there. Woman is the weaker ves
I t Batisfaciorily appearing that the defendant, Addle
Dunning; is not a resident of this State and Is a resident
eyeB and soft slow words of the absent -are;••told*-oft more- than, -suspicious; sel, no doubt, but she don’t generally
monstrance.
o f th e 8 rate ofO hio.on motion o fN . A . Hamilton; Solic-'
"I* O . O . E .—T 3io r e g u l a r u ie e tin g a o f itor
for the complainant, i t is ordered that* the said do-1
•
“I dare say A lice and A ngie are Barbara.
Buchanan Lodge N o . 75 are held at; their h a ll,in
ch aracter,b ein g known as the-oifgi
p u t twelve thousand dollars where the
feodant appear and answer iho hill o f complaint filed in
Buchanan, ou Tuesday ev en in g o f oach wook, at 7
this cause on or before Saturday the edghteouth day of; enough to amuse him, Bhe said quiet
“.Why does she avoid .jne so ?” he: nators' o f scald; h'e"ad;:;and other dis first match: that comes handy can burn
o’clock. Truhaient brethren, in, good standing are cordi September A . P . 1875, and in default thereof that the
a lly invited to: attend.
thought. “ Can it be that she really: eases of tbe scalp. : ■'
said bill he taken as confessed by tlie said defendant,) ly . “ And after all papa’s kindness to
;
it up !: Here are your bonds for ten
-Da* J.M JR off. N . A
O. C. A jkin , Sec.
Addie Dunning, and it, is Farther ordered that within
me, I should be very sorry to have dislikes me ? I f I thought so— ” .
i The author concludes'his' articie by' thousand., I have kept two for my
twenty days from this date the said complainant cause a
B . P E N IN S tT L A R L O D G E N O . I ,
notice o f this order to be published In some newspaper,
him lack any service which I can ren and here'a fresh stream of arrivals cut' a-, caution against, wetting the head, honesty.?’ .
.
Sevening;
•' o f InduafrialBrotherhood,meeta every Wednesdoy pnbliahed in the said County o f Berrien, and that the said”
publication be continued in said paper once in each week' der.”
short the current ‘ of Mr. E lsley’s: recommending 'dry brushing instead. • Poor, .Nicodem us! H e gathered
i n Granger H all, a t 7 o’clock, sharp^
J .D^PrxaxLi. p r e s.; It. A . D£ AroNT, Vice Pres.; J , S» for six weeks in succession or that he canse a copy o f this
“ I am sure your gratitude is quite meditations.
order to be personally served on the rmid defendant, AclH e alsp^reccommefrds. t h e - u s e ‘of a himself up out of the' ashes, and took
Curtis, Sec.
did Dunning, at least tw enty days before the time herein
laudable,
dear,” said Mrs. Leeson, - Twice during the evening Mr- ElsVi weak Solution .of "carb’olic'acid,'or .sul his bonds-^-what-was left of them. H e
J 3 . VAN HIPER., Attorney and prescribedifor h er appsaranc*.
JAMES H. CANFIELD,
’ sweetly.
ley waltzed-with !Miss Mordaunt,-and5 phite of sodaj as ;a cletosing'-ffiaterial rather thinks ■it pays best, on the
°
^ 9 Counsellor a t Law, and Solicitor in Chancery. Col
Circuit Court Commissioner for Borrien Oo., Mich.
lectious made anJ proceeds promptly remitted* Officehe took"her down to the refreshment !for !hair .brushes/ a
Y
et,
while
Barbara
_
_
Cleve
sewed
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6w7
whole, to tell B etsy Jane.
v ; .1
ecoud floor, Howe’s Block, Buclian&n.Alich.
swiftly on, tbe work progressing al room; hut for that : she: edid not’'fee
If
S . T E L L E R , n a a n n f a o t x i r o r o f. a
most like magic-beneath her swift lin that it had been a specially;successfa
;.'A;ba.d;teniperedman3will‘have".bad•‘-‘No sir,” , said a weary look
® Superior i article o f Concrete W ell, Cistern and:
'
v
gers, her mind was down in' the.’ par campaign.
House Brick. A supply constantly on hand.; Buchanan,
tempered
"animals,land
no'.one
'is-fit
to:
ing
man
lin; a* -street’car, to ’an indi-'
T e a c h e r
o f M u s ic .
Mich.
lors,-wondering ;what Mr. Ellslye, was' : . Mr. Elsley" strolled out*?for‘>an earlyf ’have animals who^doiB mot .lo ve them* viduahby his side,V“I !wouldn’t"marry
MSTRTIOTION ON PIANO, O M A N . »nd
M , " W I L S O N , d e n t i s t . O ffic e f i r s t
saying,find' whether:,A rg iew o u ld , tell walk the' next morning— pne:of'-those) ‘ enougb'toj.make their comfort his first the best woman alive. I ^ e been a
I VOOAL MUSIC.. Order* left a t reeidenoe on
Jsatisfaction
* door north o f th e Bank;: Charges reasonable, and Street, Buohanah; or at office o( D . A . Wagner,
him
how carefully she (Barbara) had strange, sudden freaks which are but . and most absorbing care.
guaranteed.
HrXoe.Mnrio Dealer, promptly attended to.
dry .goods clerk too long for that."
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N
UMBER
9.
What is Success ?
What is a successful life ? and from
what standpoint are we to make that
perception of our life’s campaign
which we think will end in our suc
cess ?
To accumulate wealth is 'th e great
desire of a ll; the passionate longing,
the searching out for riches, the quick
impulsive movement of the millions
to that one aim is too apparenpfor
any of us to deny i t ; and yet, is the
obtaining of that much coveted boon
success ? Is the most sudden turn of
Fortune’s wheel, that by the merest
chance of luck brings poverty to lux
ury— is that success ?
The attaining of wealth is undoubt
edly success; but is it a successful
life ? I s life our existence, our being,
created after the likeness o f the
Beifcy, our actual living—is it all so
gross that the completion o f its pur
pose is dependent on the attaining o f
wealth ? I f our life’s hope for success
be based on so low a grade, then his
is a successful life who attains that
end, irrespective o f
the means
used to reach it.
Yet, i f not so, then are we brought
hack to the question— what Is asuccessful life ? What are we to judge from
when we pass the verdict of success
fu l ? Success in what, andin what end?
And from what beginingmust this end
ing come? Must we placeifc on a moral
life, and give morality its honor, if it
has been sustained till death, even if
the other prospects of life have been
brought to a poor issue, even to pov
erty ?
Can a man dying in poverty, with
an unstained life, he called a success?
Life with him is ended, and, as we
look at his emaciated form, and bring
to our thoughts the agony of his suf
ferings during many hours of his life,
can we congratulate him on hiB
successful ending ? Would it not he
a mockery ?
And what is success ? W e mean
a complete, successful life. I f the
attaining of money and dying in lux
ury is not success, and the Christian
in poverty is not success—what is
success ?
The Michigan Central—A Talk with
Supt. Strong.
Business Cardsotjflvo lines or Igbs, $5 per annorn.
Legal n lv •‘issm ents a t statute rates.
Sranstoni */ertising payable in aflrance.
Yearly ad'« arising payable on demand.
IMattor in
columns, ton cents per lino o r oach
insertion ; bt
local taken for less than $1.00.
Obituary I f mb—more than the announcement—w ill
be charged for . tho rate o f Jive cents for each line.
Advertisemc. 'A n o t accompanied w ith directions as to
time, Trill b e ! isrted until forbidden, and charged tor
accordingly.
Double column adrcrtisemantecZiargedatrshortcolumu
rates.
fh ort notices o f meetings, 25 cents.
Yearly adTertisors .nllowed four changes w ithout extra
oharge.
Farm and Household.
The Wife,
The most essential thing in the
welfare and happiness of the man and
wife is confidence between them. A nd
a woman who loves, desires above all
things to be trusted. She would not
be ignorant o f his troubles, vexations,
or his an xieties; anything is better
to her than to he excluded from the
confidence and innermost thoughts of
the life o f one who should he hers as
she is his. There are many affection
ate men who confide .hut little in
their wives, except such matters as
relate to their domestic comforts.
The grevious troubles and annoyances
of business are seldom spoken o f in
family circles. The mistakes which
may have led them into wrong and
anxiety, the dread of failure, and
many other vexations are never men
tioned, and no sign of it, save,
perhaps, in manner, which to the wife,
who is ignorant o f the trouble, is
incomprehensible.
The wife would gladly share the
trouble and be sympathetic, and
when they are met by a clouded brow
and silence, her imagination begins
to work and she may possibly reason
that it is a personal matter— that she
is no longer loved, or that he has
found some one else wb.om he fancies
more. A nd here begins the first
domestic misery which may end dis
astrously, aud probably involve two
families in difficulty and trouble. A ll
caused in the first place b y b is secrejtiveness where he had no secrets
which h e might have shared with his
wife.
The hook o f the firm should be
open. She is the partner ; her inter
ests are at stake, ber peace and hap
piness interested as much as your
own. She may know nothing of
banking, or speculations; but she
does certainly feel every change.
Shr may not be able to give counsel;
I-:- ffie will, i f she be a true wife,
n. . certainly sympathize and assist.
A* feel the more contented in knowinj b a t she is a partner in all your
aff: is. A nd will, rest assured, find
some ingenious way in helping you
out, and keeping the hooks of the
firm as will please and reward you.
A Chicago P o s t and M a il reporter
recently interviewed the superintend
ent of the Michigan Central Railroad,
Mr. W. B . Strong, concerning the
present status and future prospects of
the corporation which he so ably
directs. From this we gather the
following statements- of Mr. Strong,
Orchard Grass.
as to the road and the purposes of the
com pany:
A s the time for sowing grass Is ap^
“ A b you are aware, business dur proaching. I wish to say a few words
ing the past season has been unusally on the S’ bject. N o farmer should
bad in all branches, particularly un he withou a small field o f orchard
profitable for railroads ; it is not like grass, as i many respects it is supe
ly, therefore, that any new plans of rior to al other grasses. I t stands
improvement will be inaugurated the drougt.1, grows well in the shade,
which can be deferred until a more does well in wet or poor ground, and
prosperous season, without detriment is splendid io prevent worn out fields
to the road, its sevices, its equipment, from washing. This grass furnishes
and its connections, but improvements excellent pasture three weeks before
already commenced will be pushed any other, and after close grazing,
forward. Since January 1st I have ten days’ rest is sufficient to produce
contracted for over 8,000 tons of another growth. M y experience is
steel rails and they will be put down that cows feeding on this will produce
during the Summer, and if required, I more and richer milk than on blueshall buy as much mor e. In no event grass. I t makes a very heavy sod,
will the track of our road or its rolling and, when well set, remains for many
stock be allowed to depreciate. years.
Whatever can expedite traffic or
I t is especially adapted to winter
promote the comfort or safety of pas grazing, as it ramains green all the
sengers will be done, even if it should season. The proper time for sowing
require every dollar of our earningB. is in February or March, after wheat
I t would not be true economy to per or barley. I f the field is sown in
mit any deterioration to either ; and oats, sow after the harrow, and follow
whatever expenditures may be neces with a light brush. The quantity of
sary to prevent it the stockholders will seed necessary is twenty pounds per
cheerfully consent to. Before the acre. I t produces more seed than
close of the present season, I think any other grasses, and i f cut while in
that fully 75 per cent, of our road will bloom makes more hay. Two crops
he furnished with the steel rail-”
can be cut in a season, the first in
June, and the second abont the first
of September. I have a lo t that was
Has Ee a Call to he a Husband ?
sown eighteen years ago, and speak
H as he a call to he a husband who
knowingly
of its excellence. Give
thinks more of his horse than of his
it a trial, farmers, and you will never
wife ?”
regret it.— Cor. F arm ers'S om e Jour
H a B he a call to be a husband who
nal.
spends six evenings out o f the week
away from home, and complains be
cause his wife will go Tuesday even
W hat is M eant by T wo-H obse
ing to prayer meeting ?
P ower.— The horse of prime movers
Has he a call to be a husband who is measured by horse power. W att
spends $5 a week for cigars and an found that the strongest draugth
occasional glass ; hut can’t afford to horses were capable of doing work
take a newspaper for his family ?
equivalent to raise thirty-three thous
H as that man a call to he a hus and pounds one foot high per minute,
band who makes delicate presents to and he took this as the unit of power
other ladies and grumbles if his wife fo r the steam engine. The horse is
wants a new dress-]
not usually capable of doing so great
Has he a call to be a husband who an amount of work. Rakine gave
swears i f the one-hundredth button is twenty-six thousand foot-pounds as a
missing and never speaks a word in figure for a mean of several experi
commendation o f the,ninety and nine ments, and It is probable that twentywhich remain unmoy.eable ?
five thousand foot-pounds is a fair
Has he a call’ to be a husband who minute's average work for an animal.
never buys a book or a picture to It would require five or six men to do
make home attractive, and still won the work of a strong horse- W att’s
ders why a woman can’t be contented estimate has become, by general con
to stay at home seven days out of a sent by engineers, the standard of
Week and ever singing “ There’s no power measurement for all purposes.
place like home ?”
— Scientific Am erican.
H as he a call to be a husband who
loses money by betting on elections
A shes for P ear T rees.— A cor
and hor8e-races,_and when he becomes
respondent
o f the P ra irie P arm er
involved attribute it to his wife’s ex
says, ashes have changed the charac
travagance ?
ter of the trees and fruitfulness en
tirely.
Instead of trees dying and
Watts, in the preface of his “ W orld
to Come,” s a y s : “I f the blessed God proven barren, h e now has them
should at any time, in consistence healthy and fruitful, by .simply scat
with His glorious and incomprehensi tering s-heR under them each spring:
ble perfection, release those wretched
creatures from their acute pains and
Right this Way lor Tickets.
long imprisonment in hell, either with
The Western ticket agents on the
a sigh of the utter destruction of their
lines of highway leading to the sea
beings of annihilation, or to put them board are fc dding high on promises to
in some unknown world upon a new compete wit 1 each other in securing
foot of trial, I think I ought cheer passengers for the E ast. Never a
fully to accept this appointment of syren sang so sweetly as they do now.>
God for the good of millions of our W itness the latest little ham : “Land
fellow creatures, and add my joys and you in N ew York or Philadelphia
praise to all the songs and triumphs sixteen hours ahead of any other line,
of the Heavenly world in the day of sir. Finest sleeping cars apd dining
such a Bivine and glorious release of cars in the world, sir. Chicken three
these, prisoners.”
times • a day and champaign gratis.
ever know, either of the ways of Prov
idence or the laws of, existence. -But
that little is-, enough, ; and *exactly
(enough.
B utter on the plates and molasses a ll
over the table.- -Conductors all o f
pious, and .’.'respectable parents, and
fires kept up all Bummer. Take a
through ticket, sir ?”
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...... The'
Berrien" County
“Record,
Buchanan, ' Michigan,"’— Thursday;-
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April'
Treasurer—-D. Cook.
ing the total vote for Governor:
O fficial V o te of B errie n County,
A T T E N T IO N , F A R M E R S !
Greene, Republican, 4.4,308: IngsrSupt. of Schools— Quincy A . Hassoll, Democrat, 58,785; Smith, Pro setfc. f
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••:o.
O'
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stood’: Republicans, 89,073; Demo Smith.
-•ip
JO
, :
S93
y.ooic a t oust
•S’.o- o •f.Soc1.-' •
0
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‘'IS
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crats, 4 6 ,7 5 5 : Prohibitionists, 4,980.
. MENTON.
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9: '■ o,
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o
It will be seen that the Republicans
Supervisor’— L . L . Yan Camp.
'o.?
■,:B
;■
«'W
WJA'
.
i;:F=
«
O
'
have polled a larger vote, by over
Clerk—F . D. Oongir.
e
•
*
•
.©
•:
' f9',
•"■■W
r
tz x & itr s m m v & M T tw i*
4,000, than a year a g o : but the-Dem
Treasurer— S. SI. Wilcox.
I
129
O ID
12S
514
251
129
A
1
4
120
US
253 J3t 122
i:«inbridgy.i.............
.
12S
-OK—
Supt. of Schools— E. L. Kingsland: Hvnton,.......;.......... .
An ophii-'-t5 l .;- ve-Oiirty been given ocrats have made a still greater in
nso 590 413. 177 1170 399 - 399 ISO 180 :■590 432 158 C- 130
494
117
247
-,*130
494
139
.i
117
.
240
149
Berrien..:*;.;...;..............
97.
..
117
Justice of the Peace— A. Swisher. Bertrand ..................... .
by tUc Cereal'.tl.os’ r i Site Ourrencj crease m their vote than the Republi
393 19S -—.87 -113 -400 ■87 87 113 113 19S 118 SO
PnchAiian........................
751 377 ■ 2S7 -r 90 ■ 753 2SG-•.-:287 90 90 373 29*2 .81
ETNCOKN
a! s'-tn’j Ko-e;*, aa well as cans. The vote, in fact, is the largest
32 ■;G9 'V.31 200 57 '57 46 46 102 m
■
132
Chickaming!.......:............
10
43S t -217*-129 - *95 . 449 129 r 129 95 95 232 137 95
Supervisor- -Gcorgo Wcimer.
ever polled in the State, going over
cr<*- >«sf>fe Sto-rct
(l i «Ct ft
347 176 91 80 342 io4 . oi 77 77 170 95 75
Clerk— Martin Weis.
273 80 102 . 85 2JU 61 • 62 80 , S7 187.
SO
Jaike.*;.....A..........
f uw aa! ys-os ply ...by Stafcj laws, onohuud'red thousand for thefirst time
2G3 122 , 110 < ,81 305 102 • 101 51 50 153 98 55
Lincoln..;............ ........
C. B . C H U R C H IIa l*,
Treasurer— C. Whitney.
•
'Sb& Irr.' t l’ ti-' l iijeti States out this in its history. Governor Ingersoll has
434 217 . -.91
’ 434f - 91 91 120 « ,120 217 .91 126:
• • No\V-lluffalO........... ......
E m b r a c e s e v e r y th in g u s u a lly fo u n d In a v illa g e
712 35( .189 ; 167 . 712' 189 1«9 167 167 [35*2 ;217 135
Has a good assortment:of. Time-Pieces. .Tewelry, iSpcCta
Supt. o f Schools— B . S. Hastings:
9,4S2 majority over Greene, and a
saly c-c: i*cc. k :
019 309 r.:l02 / ’20S • 620 . 102 102 ,20S 20S 30S 133 175,
' • ' ■ . : • [ g r o c e r y . ' -.[
Niles City—ht Ward.... .
clos. &e.; cheap. ' Special attention given to repairing
Justiceof the Peace-—H . P. Hourse.
Niles City—2dWard......... . 451 f 2-« "ft.?3 •V136 V+i-i
93 93 120 129 221 022 99
Wonden; Ancient and Marino Time-Pieces A ll worit in
clear majority of only 6,684. The
it. A lls*:
433 1 217
5
4
S
0
72
72
his line done with neatnesss aud dispalcli;n.nd warreitted.
■
N
iles
C
ity—
3d
W
ard.,.../......
143
143
103
54.
217
NII.ES.
..
:
/!20fl
ft?
,85
vote
for
Congressmen
indicates
that
410
»
110
;Scoro
w ith O; IT; Rea, north side o f Front Street, Buchan
Nile.
C
ity:—
(th
W
ard....
.
4
lC
80
S6
119
119
201 97 idT
of the United
anil eilser
'350
,
145
700
an, Mich
205
205
O
ronoko........
*
.....
'
700
145
145
205
347
.
145
202
Supervisor—
Wni.
B
.
Davis.
the
Republican,
party
in
the
State
is
•
•
*
.
2
2
b
152
..
452
76
151
452
1
1
5
1
75
State?, plvU'f'v tx-.avptfrom taxation
75
Pipestone)...................... .
151 OS
Jloyftltou........... ........ . 290 148 75 • 73 290 75 75 73 75 34G 73 73
Clerk— J. H . Young.
/
, iby or iHV-lev d r r -’, » r municipal, or stronger than shown by the vote on
19] > --m ,75 ' 20 191 7( j b ‘ 20 20
Sodua.;......
90
76 20
Treasurer— E . P . E ly.
. ■
S24 *412 * .306 ■ 10G S2J ’ 300 ‘ 306 100 . 10U
the Gubernatorial ticket- The Demo
St. Joseph....,.*............... 291 118
Iflocetl cu tlton tv/'
434 358 137 139 55i ’.13S 13< 33fl 339v 409
Throe
O
aks...;.........
277
134
14i
Supt.
of
Schools—R
.
W.
Ray.
4SO 24C 175 05 . ASi IK 17C 70 70 241 174
Watorvliet .....................
07
The wt>?d ‘('b’ig rtJOR'issnbsequent- crats have gained one Congressman,
355
135 47 360 , 133 133 47 ,47 • TSO 142 3S
Justice o f the Peace,—M. W. Smith* Weesaw,........................
but: the .vote o f the State shows a
ily detrne-I— . ■
Total Vote...*...*.......*—. 115S4 5631 3447 2506 11836 ‘ 3372 , iiiirj 25-io 2545 ’5940 •3059 =2281
srt.ES cm*.
Democratic majority of only 3,434.
941
Majorities..... *.......
1378
: t ; S27 ■ 829 ..".
‘'I'bo vri-N * oH;*at&>u to other scMayor—Wm£ Graves.
ensitv o f the i 1 i.\<i States shall be
Recorder— W. J. Gilbert.
A bill was introduced into the B rit
politician" is, and I think i f all the
Number 4 Chilled, Ceutre-DrAfc Plow............... *.$.12 50.
E e ltl^ moan . si
oortidcates o f
Treasurer—W . J. Edwards.
A n d tr ill b e soldi lo w e r tlinn’ 'jioods .w.erb.ieyer
Ntnnber 20f Chilled, Centre Draft Blow;..**.. ...... 1 3 .0 0
ish
Parliament
last
week
to
enable
politicians in tho co.untry wore “ wiry
Bank attorney,
o ite r e d iu tills viJiaRe to
'
Number.30 /Chilled j Cehtro-Draft P l o w , * . l i t . 0.0
a _
f W m . A . Reddick.
unmarried women to vote in Parlia
politicians/*
it
would
be
hotter
for
the.
Snpervtsors j J < p _ HowletL
Nn*i»brr -10., Chilled, Cen.tr’e-Draft
X-L Of).
eo«non.s. « iuswl States suites, Treasa;
,
Everybody
uses
Groceries
and
ought
interest
of
suftqring
humanity.
yv jiot'!..-', IvacI iw I notes. certificates mentary elections. The reason for
T H I S TS w i t h ;
Justice of the Peace— J". H . Rich
making a distinction between married
Again, your correspondent charges to know where to get the most
c*> n.'J1.
i’*‘kl'»
or drafts for
ardson.:
and unmarried women is not given,and
rae with"being in the interests of the
EXTE A. P 0 IN I AND .GEEYIS.
^
i
by ’. r vj-oa authorized
PIPESTONE.
we could not possibly assign any. The
Democrats, and he inquires, “ How is
ofjveri < / the l'’-ite l States, stamps,
\Vo havo tho Iargost variety of "
’
Supervisor—
J.
H
.
Conkling
bill was defeated by only 35 majority.
it that; he has become so interested in,
We wish to say to the public gener
T h a n k in g our fr ie n d s for p a s t fu ro r s V e b o w
::i ami other .fopte-sentouvos ©f'ysltte* of
Clerk—W. L . H o jn e.
„ ,
the Democratic party ?”
in fo r m th e m th a t w e a re b e tt e r a b le to s e r v e
ally
that
we
are,
as
heretofore,
de
■whatever ilev.oits'uu'i ‘Rj which have
Treasurer— Anson Lewis.
th em in o u r p r e se n t ca p a ci£ jT th a n e v e r b e fo r e ,
Well,my friend,let me tell you about termined to keep everything usually
Parson Brownlow is preparing a re
Leer, er m sy I > h .-ned under any
a n d o ffer -r e a so n a b le in d u c e m e n ts
th e m ..and
Supt. of Schools— John Clark.
ply to the speech recently delivered in
this.
I can assure you that so far as found in a first; class Grocery and’
a ll othei's?
g iv e B s tlleii-p a & O h a g e,. ‘ i . a e t o f Crm^r.,*?/’ •
Ever
.uffered
in:
this
Market*
Justice
of
the
Peace—
Theo.
Clark.
Congress by Andrew Johnson. A . J.
I am concerned, there has been no [Bakery.
I f the Jh ehd -n uf the Comptroller has fallen into pretty rough hands,
ST. JOSEPH. AVI) WILE, SELI.
great change. I am to-day, in princihe a correct one (an d it seems likely to and his speech will be sharply critiSupervisor— A.. H . Morrison.
plc, just what I have been ever since
TE AS'A SPECIALTY.
Cheaper than the Cheapest;;
, to he sustained.) all Greenbacks, 3Ta- critised. *'
Clerk-—J. W. Brewer.
I became old enough to exercise the;
having during the last year proven
H tionat Bank n. tcs and fractional enrTreasurer— J. Wallace.
MONTAGUE&LANEON.
elective franchise.: M y first vote was that the ready-pay system is the best,
C om e am i s e e ns, .ami, e x a m in e o u r s to c k .
3 renev in the hands of individuals and
Justices
of
the
Peace
—
Hiram
Niles, Aprib iS75.
0w3>
E fg r F ir s t’ d o o r e a s t o f R e d d e n & G raham ’s
cast for Polk and Dallas, in 1844, and
The Democrats of Connecticut are
O .E .W o o d s4 C o .
ancl being the only concern in Berrien
S to r e , so u th s id e o f F r o n t. S tre'et, lln c h a iia n ,
responsible for the defeat of Jo. Haw Brown, O. D. Rector, II. W. Guern X voted no other ticket but the straight County that adheres strictly to-the
:.
i .
o tf
Having pnr
pnrehasedthostock of
Manhood: H ow L ost, H ow.Restored. J lie h . t
ley, one of the most influential and sey, H . Robbins.
Democratic ticket until, 1860. During plan of*
Just published, a now edition o f 2 > iv
I fh o rity /’ Theê constitute the bulk of active members of the last Congress
SODTJS.
the campaign of that year and subse
.C iilv c r w e lU s C e le b r a t e d E s iia y
Supervisor—F . E . King.
I what; has heretofore been assessed as 'and also for placing in office “back
r on the radical cure (witliout uiedicine)*of
quently, I became satisfied that to
S permatohruiba or Seminal" Weakness,
I
and
wo
might
say
therefore
Clerk—
Ohas.
Hoyne.
I “ isQ aey/
Involuntary Soininal Bosaos’, I mpotence, Mental and
save the .country the Administration
pay Barnum.”
Pliybical
Incapacity,
Impedimenta to. Marriago, e tc .;
of
J
A
M
E
S
SM
ITH
,
would: refippctrnlly: .ftiinomK.e.l.o
* that ‘‘money1' erases to be taxable
Treasurer— Josephus Fisher.
must be sustained. I t was not because We can not and w ill not be undersold also, Consumption, E pilepsy and Eits,, induced by solfcitizens or nuchummand surrounding.country "ih^t the
indulgonco or sexual extravagance, &Ci
rate and local purposes,
property; ia
n
i
o
proparod
J
o
supply
tlicmvith
by
any
one.,
Our
Lunch
Room
is
being
Hon. Ben. Wade refuses to be a
I had changed my principles. I be
JB^Price, in a sealed envelope, only six cents;
clear iudefining the limit candidate for Governor of Ohio. His
The law is
The ce'.obratcd author, in this admirable R^say, clearly
lieved the salvation of the country fitted, and, during Ice Cream and Soda domoustrates,
from o thirty yonrs’ successful practice,
Home Correspondence.
o f the exemption as language can reason is that he “has no voice.” A
was above party. Tho Administra Water time we, shall, as usual, have: that the alarming consequences o f selirabuse may bo rad
ically
curod
without
the. dangerous use ol Internal medimake it, am iss definite as that creating person should not ho made Governor
April 12, 1875.
tion and party in power did many the best ill town.
ciuo or the application.of tho knife; pointing out a mode
M E D I C iM E S ,
of cure at ouco.siuiple, certain and enectual, by means of
the exemption itself. Greenbacks, R a ■without any voice in the matter.
E ditors R ecord :— You are aware things which I could not approve, but
which overy euftoror, no rnattor what hi9 condition may
tional Bank notes, and fractional,
bo, may euro himself,cheaply, privately, and radically.
DYE STUFFS,PEHEUMBHIES
that for six or seven years past, du the-times were critical, the peril great
£gg,.Tbis Lecture should.bo in tho^handa.of qvoryfyoutli
currency, as every body knows, are all
aud overy man iu the laud."
—
the:
Ship
of
State
was
in
danger
o
f
ring
which
time,
you
have
been
ac
Produce, Bread, Gakes, P ies, Wooden
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Toilet Articles,
Bent under seal, iu a plain envelope, to any address,;
“ issued under authority of the United
quainted with me, I have seldom spo being stranded, and the only way to and Willow Ware, Pork, Lard, Hams, post-paid, on receipt ot; six cents or two post stamps.
A
ud
in
fact
every
thing usually kept in the Droi? trade*
Address the Publishers,
The following are the members o f ken through the columns of the R ec save the country was: to hold up the
P rates/’ an 1 r,o such can be taxable
and they propoô tof-ell thorn
CtlAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
Dried Beef,:Salt, Flour, Stoneware,
the
new
Board
of
Supervisors,
elected
under municipal lew. Tf they are “ ob
I. was Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, &c., &c. B e f2 ly l] 127 Bowerr. New York; PoBt Office Box, 458G.
ord, and never but once, in reply to hands of the Administration.
A T P R I C K S ' T Z Jf& T W I J .l v
ligation? of the United States,” they on Monday of last week. Those any remarks or insinuations of any no less;a Democrat then than in 1844. :
sure to come: and see us and you will
A d m i n is t r a t r ix S a le ,
■ S U IT P J J R C M A S 1 3 I J S .
clearly fall within th e prohibition, marked * were members of the Board correspondent: A s a general, rule,the I would do the same thing to-day if
go away pleased and come again, I n th e' m a tte r o f th e e s t a te o f B e n ja m in F .
49r~Call aud see them, aud give .lino u trial.*-?*
„. less said in reply to personal attacks circumstances required it. And had
This is it ttuEsiicm that is of great last y e a r :
*
B r o a d w e ll, d e c e a s e d .
Teas: will be sold lower than.the same
Dou’t forget tlio plnco—At Ibe old Ftand ol Jauies
importance at present,, and i f the '"Buchanan—L. P . Alexander, Rep.* the better..
N o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n th a t I sh a ll s e ll a t
Smith north side of frout Street, Uucbauau, Mich.
it not been for the thousands of Dem; quality can .be bought anywhere east
p
u
b
lic
a
n
c
lio
n
,
to
th
e
h
ig
h
e
s
t
.b
id
d
er;
o
n
T
nes-.
opinion referred to above is a correct V* Bertrand— W. D . Badger, Bern?
B u t in your issue of April 8th, I ocrats, as well as Republicans, who of Now York City. Cur motto will d a y , th e I S th d a y o f R a y , A . D . 1 S 7 5 , a t tw o "Will-ho- "put in operation "just as
one, our Supervisors should make their •"•-Bainbridge—Juan M. Guy, Rep.*
o ’c lo c k in th e a fte r n o o n , a t th e p r e m isesj in
notice a squib from your Berrien Cen embarked in the glorious enterprise of be discovered in capitals above.
early as 'the weather will admit.
assessments accordingly, and drop V Benton— S. M. Van Camp, Rep>
th e V illa g e o f B u c h a n a n , in th o C o u n ty o f
tre correspondent, to which, witEyour saving the: country, and of putting
"With all- the old plow and point
Call
at
the
old
stand,
53
Front
B
e
r
r
ie
n
,
in
th
e
.S
ta
te
:o
f
M
ichigan',
p
u
r
s
u
a
n
t
to
'-Berrie.n— Israel P . H utton, Rep;
j| **money’’ from their list.
permission, I wish to make, a brief re- down the Rebellion, our condition to ■Steeefcj Buchananj Mich., and sec
lic e n s e a n d n u th o r ity g r a n te d to m e on th e
patterns and several, new ones. D o
Chickaming— A . L . Drew, Ind.*
e ig h t e e n t h d a y o f M ay, A . D . IS'i-I, b y .the P r o
day would he lamentable; indeed. No
ply.
not .suppose I have nothing you
Galien— S . A . Dennison, Rep.*
b
a
t
e
C
om
t
o
f
K
e
n
t
C
o
u
n
ty
,
M
ic
h
ig
a
n
,
all
o
f
th
e
The paragraph to which, I refer is, party of politicians could have, done
e s t a te ; r ig h t, title and in t e r e s t o f th e sa id d e
want, hut com evand see. I f I have
■
—'H agar— H . H . Sheldon, Rep.
this work., , It. required the patriots of
os'follows:
c e a s e d of; in and to th e -r e a l e s t a te s itu a te d and
A t the recent session of Congress •-''Lake— Wm. Williams, Rep.
■pROBATEOltDER.—S tut o o f M ichigan ,Couutyo(Bor*
not
I will get it for you as cheap as
all
parties,
and
to
them
the
glory
be
b
e
in
g
in
th
e
C
o
u
n
ty
o
f
B
e
r
r
ie
n
,
in
th
e
S
t
a
te
o
f
I
feel,
hke
saying
something
in
regard
to
Sen
1 rlon, sa.—A t a session o f tho Probate Gourtfor the
an act was passed to throw certain —''Lincoln—-A. D . Brown, Rep.*
ator Derrick’s position- How is it that he lias longs of subduing .the most, gigantic OountyofBerriun,ho1(lou at tho Probate O/Uco. iu the M ic h ig a n , k n o w n an d d e s c r ib e d a s fo llo w s to- a n y one. A u jd hiu g from a harrow
rlUngo o f Borrieu Springs, on Tuesday, tlioISili dny of . w it : A l l th e fo llo w in g d e s c r ib e d p a r o e l o f
Indian lends in Michigan open to — Hew Buffalo— Geo. Wcimer, Dem .* become so interested in tho’ivelfare of the Denif
in tho year ouo thousand eight hundred nud
tooth— iron or steel— to a horse
rebellion of modern times. And in all Aiirili
la n d s itu a te d on t h e n o r th -w e st q u a rter o f t h e
ocratic
party
?
DuriDg
the
fall
campaign
hasovonty-fivo.
settlem ent and sale.
— H iles—W. B . Davis,, Dem.
s o u th -e a s t q u a rter o f s e c tio n tw e n ty -s ix (SB); rake, su lk y plow or grain drill.
Present,
BaniolChnpmau J u d g o o fP ro b a to .
probability
there'will
not
bo
a
similarYv~e have received a circular issued ' Wiles City-—Win. A . Reddick, Rep. was not in the interest of said party; was not a
I n the mutter of. tho E state o f Davis F. Ifurlbutt,
in to w n sh ip s e v e n (7 ) s o u th o f ra n g b ’-eigh teen ;
politician in any sense of the word, but his let attempt to overthrow this Government; deceased.
from the General Land Office explain
Gall, at m y new works, corner ot
ter to the Democrat shows that he is in the1 in in all coming time.
( I S ) w e st, in th e C o u n ty o f B cr r io iii and S ta te
“
— J. P . Hewlett, Rep.*
On readiug a n d n iin g tb o p o titio n ,d u ly v erified .of
M e t a l i c a n d Casket Coffins,
o f J f ic h ig a n , to -w it : R o ts-n u m b e r e d n in e (9 )
CHrolino J . 1'rame, praying for the probato and allowance
in g tli; provisions o f the law, but it t . Qronoko— Zacbariah Fisher,-Dem* ' terest of the Democrats- His. conduct, previ
P
ortage
and F ront Sts., or address Bcady-inado,constantly
on hand,or m*d*>tr> ic o .-t '
Now, I am ready, as always, to ad of on instrument in writing purporting to be tho.last a n d te n (1 0 ) in R o ss & -a lo x a u d c r ’s s e c o n d ad
ous to his election, shows him to be a.politician,
too It. gthly for insertion in this
ehortnotico.
w
ill
and
testament
of;Baid
deceased,
and
that
administra
Pipestone— J. H . Gonkling, Rep.*
d itio n to th e V illa g e o f B u c h a n a n ; r e s e r v in g
of the wiry kind.. Those bogus tickets he' cir mit that practically speaking I am a tion on said estate may be granted to herself.
B
.
T
.
M
O
R
L
E
Y
,
weeks paper. The provision of the
h o w e v e r ; fr o m 'lo t ■num hcr.ninc ( 9 ) four ( I ) r o d s
culated through the: country were anything but
Royalton— Henry AshofF, Dem.*
* Thereupon it is orderod, that Monday, the 30th day o f
I?
act- is briefly stated ns follow s:
honorable. Now for him to come out and talk Democrat. B ut I do not mean by May n ext, at l l o’clock iu tho forenoon, bo assign-- fr o n t au d fifte e n (1 5 ) .ro d s.h a ck , b e in g is ix t y (CO)
H B A
—-Sodus—F . F . K ing, Rep.*
Buchanan, Mich.
forth© hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at, r o d s o i l from th e s o u th s id e o f sa id l o t n n m b er
nbput corruption and dishonesty, it seems to me this that I will act with that party, od
Jornishedto all ordering, aud strlct.it.t.eusloM***1'*^
Tho act first provides for the issue —i St. Joseph—A . H . Morrison, Rep.
law of said deccnsed, and a ll other persons interested
digging.andlocatlngwhor«vl«9lr«d
out of place; This act was anything but com "right or wrong. The mere name of in said estate, are required to appear a t a session n in e .
t
* *
o f land patents to Three Hundred and
B a t e d Jlfarch 3 0 , A . B .. 18 7 3 .
mendable to him. When a man deprives an Democrat, I care less about than I do ofsaidCourt,then to be holdouattheProbateOffice.inthe
Three Oaks— Peter Strehle, Rep.
villago o f Berrieu Springs,audshow causcfi f any there bo,
J U L I A C. B R O A D W E L L ,
,
Twenty Otvowa and Chippewa In di
- Weesaw— Ebonezer Morley, Dem.* elector of his rights, he is committing a fraud those enduring, principles without; why the pray or o f the petitioner should not bo granted.
7 w7
A d m in is tr a tr ix .
Berries' Cextre. '
A nddtis farther ordered,that said petitioner g iv e notice
ans ; ct.rr w lieli th e remainder o f the —-Watervliet— S. P. Mevrifleld, R ep.11 unpardonable.
M O N E T TO X O A N
to tHo persons iD terestedin said e sta te ,o f th e pemloncy
which
no
party
can,
stand.
I
am
not
Linds t.-'-'i x alunhle for pine timber
, *.of said^ petition, and the hearing thereof, by-causing a
Your correspondent makes, three
The new Board will stand 15 R e
TN SUMS TO SUIT, on approve*! real «st«** ‘"‘rnfi*?
copy of.* this Order to bo- published in tho;
wedded
to
the
namej
hut:
from
present
X fromthree to five yoawv
w iil ho open to Eottloaenc under the publicans, 6 Democrats and 1 Inde charges against me. In replying to
. Berrien County Record a newspaper printed and circu
in said County o f Berrien, for three successive
Homestead act, and the lands w ill be pendent, a Republican gain o f three. them 1 wish to reverse the order in appearances, I believe there is more; to lated
w eeks p roviousto sa id d a y ofhoaring.
ALSO, REAL ESTATE AGENT.
N E W S P A P E R. -JZ
. S .]
D A N IE L CHAPMAN,
in the market for sale- The lands lie
which they are given, and notice, in hope for from the stand taken by the ' [L
■IBMSWS iiK I H M tS . •
A
true
c
o
p
y
.
9w4
*
J
ud
oeof
Probate*
OiRfi»>;(U) ft P; Ali'ran'l'i'’, ??««}'
’h*'1-i' *V
ia the Marquette, Traverse City, and
the first place, the most important o f Liberals and. Democrats than from the
Republican
party.
Other
persons,,
ELECTION
RETUSKS.
Ionia land office tlisaicts. Under the
tho three.
«* f
equally honest, think differently, and
TWELpm AaViYUAL
Below we give the result of the
Uome-sicad tier. CJdolors and sailors
In referring to the election last fall,
& *
whatever
party
leaders
may
do
or
say
To
The
P u b lic .
have tT
. e bench: of the Homestead: election in the several townships in lie charges me with circulating “ bogus
f
hereafter, the .people are not going to
law tv p ly b g to them. After- one this county.
tickets.”
*
*
c i r r O F PREMIUMS
We receive advertisements for insertion in anyNowa- x ■
be
led
so
much
by
party
as
by
princi
AVe
wish
to
call
the
attention
o
f
the
people
o
f
Dayton
B E R R IE N .
year, the rem ak/ng lands w ill be
paper,published.in tlio Uuited.States.. •
,
How I suppose he refers to the tick
and vicinity to onr:now and elegant stock of
Advertisers.shouldsend for our li3ts Mid rates before 1
TO SmSCKWEXS OPTfiE
Supervisor— Israel P . Hutton.
cold. S e ttlo r c’ready on the lands
ets having the names of all the R e ple. The feeling and conviction that
closing contracts for Advertising..
Estimates furnished on application.
Clerk— Henry S. Robinson.
m ust make p ro a s within ninety days
publican nominees on them, except we should go for party is losing its
Seudfor our AdverlisersvRefereuce Book.
FRONT STICKKT,
Treasurer— H enry Hess.
from March 3d last. Indians who
that of the person who was nominated hold upon the people, and the party
■ ■A N D
that
recognizes
this'
fact
is
sure
m-the
H . H . C H A N D L E R & GO.,
Supt. of Schools— W. P . Harmon
have iU
7m
«uU'Q settlements and improve-,
B U C H A N A N , M IC H .
for Republican Senator. Well, sup
H. II, Chandler
s» a r A in s o if s t „
Justice of the Peace— Robert S
m eats in. the Marquette district, on
pose this was so. Is there anything end to win. ;
B O O T S * S H O E S W.
a.BDEi,
Fi H . D e r r i c k .
section ten, o f township forty-seven Lingrell.
new in this, or, in other words, do not
'
: 'CniCACSO, iT.ti.
,.I). M .X ord,
}■
JUST RECEIVED.
ORONOKO.
north, range two east, and section
both parties practice th e same thing ?
^.The'.gTeat. increase in our trade during the Inst few
1IV/.K i ’ji KE PEACE
yesrs; has inadb itiimperatiyely. necessary to increase our
Supervisor'—Zacbariah Fisher
twenty-four, of township forty-seven
BUCHANAN PRICES CURRENT.
In this instance, referred to, the Dem
stock.in these leading lines. This -wo have accordingly
done,
so
thatyve
aranoiv
prepared
to
offer
the
best
and
Clerk—
L
.
B
.
Marquissee.
north, range three west, arc permitted
ocrats were not responsible for it. OornoUdivery Wednesday morningf o r the. Record,
heaviest, assortment.' ol‘' these goods oVer brought to this
J. N . B U C H A M A 74
5 APRIL 21st, 1875.
market, and.
.
Treasurer—A . Kephart.
to enter eighty acres each, at Mar
KZ27YOJf<& VIjS1CENT-,Dealerxin Qro6erictand 2*ro‘
Those tickets: were printed at the in
DK.OyBRIN
visions,Froti£S6rectiRuchana.n*Mich.
■■ ?- *
Supt. of Schools— D . H . Reiter.
quette, at the mimimum price of one
stance of certain Republicans. Some
. Tkestjigufti represent the prices paid t y &edUri,\imUu
AT PRICES THAT WILL DEFY
v
T ul
Justices of the Peace—Burns H el- of these gentlemen, whose sound R e otherwise specified.
dollar and a quarter an aero, entries
R E D D E R ,'
mick and Jas. M. Watson.
COMPETITION.
to bo rnr.de before March 3d, 1878.
publicanism has never been doubted, TTlioat, white, per bushel...........
1. 00@1 08
'90@100
Subscribe!
Subscribe!
W
heat,.rod,
per
bushel..............
.
PROPRIETOR.
Every variety of sfcfle and quality will be foundwell
B E R T R A N D .,
✓ said they would like to use these tick Tlour, white, per barrel, selling.............;;•...;*
0 50 represented., 'This vicinity has. long felt the want of a
STREET SPRINKLER SUPPLIES, '
6 00 firet.class stock of Boots and Shoes. /This; want wehave COUPIiIXGS, HOSK, TA1TES, HbBOWS, OO0SB
Keeps as good rig3,andchhtgi-SJ'e
Supervisor— W. D. Badger.
J ets among some of their friends who, Flour, red, per barrel^ 8ollIng.ii.i....-«.......
....
600 . now effectually supphed, hnd will convince any one:who
.lij p m u f lt D u o iia is im .
1
C
lO
T
er.
Seed,
perbuahel.......i....«,....i;...i..;
"... NE0KS;
.
.... ■
Clerk— Peter Women.
300 iwilL;fayorps-with [a^^cdlhthat iipur price
it was thought, were: willing to vote Timothy Soedj per1bu8hol.....i.i..;...;..i.vi.......
than
REASO NABLE R A TES
Buckwheat, per bushel............. ...... . .....
i oo those of any bther'Housoy- Every line' of trade -Will bo.
S u it has again been brought against
Treasurer— Samuel Messenger..
for the Liberal and Democratic nomi Corn, new, per bushel..........
•\60 .foundtihushally1full and attractive.' TTe give onr cus-; d(» H a r m o n . F o u r t s & 1 8 4 S'. W a t o r - S t . j
As any establishment in’t.lieGonuti , 20t
C H I C A G O .
'
"
\ 40 tomers. the benefit of an exclusive;cash system,, thereby
Oata, per b
u
s h
.....
“B oss” Tweed fer £6,000,000. H e was
Supt. of Schools—L uos Holmes
Subscription
Price
$2.50
nee for Senator, but unwilling to vote Bran,
per ton, Belling.......................... ....... ‘ 18100, ..avoidingall baddebrs and long credits, w*hichfactpYohe
5 50 will iiitisfy/.any onb. that onr’s hlithe place to' buy cheap*.
arrested on "Wednesday o f last week,
New and secondhand Machines always Onlm nd* »
»
Justice of the Peace— S. Iv. Wilson. for any other except a straight Repub Fork, lire, perhundred.....................
7;oo Ourlarge asiprtmoht^pffgoqds;'^cqihprisessomanyvarieties-.
Pork,dressed,
per hundred.................. ......
Year.
and his hail set at £3,000,000. This
T H R E E O A K S.
:10 that it ‘.wouldbohtterly impossible to give, prices here.
Porkj iness, perpound....*..’;.....:........;.... .... •
lican.,
C h ic a g o E x p o s itio n I ii iild in g .
.
12,00 But we ask one and.all to,.call ohtia and examine goods
CoraM'eii1,:"bolted, per hundred, selling...,,
Supervisor— Peter Strehle.
jf
suit i s brought to recover m oney paid
Now, was there any fraud in this ? Plaster, per barrel, selling;*........... .......
1 75 snd.prices,v*ahd be convinced of;theftruth’bf ■
‘what wo
tamo, per ton......,,*-...,*...... ........ . Z...1200@14 00 say..
mw :
*.
out under tka Board o f A udit o f 1870.
Clerk— W. H . Breece.
Is it to be supposed for a moment that Hay,
Hay, marsh, por ton..;.;.;;.;................... 8 00@800 .Mr. 3Tonrig, happily, has so far recovered his health as
O l ’ I JtXTE i ’A I J f T I S f O S ,
Salt, lino,, perbarrol, selling..... ......... ....
2 00 to be able to take his old p lace.a^ in behind th e counter,
Tweed is now serving his sentence on
Treasurer— H . H. Chamberlain.
Less tlian Tiro idoiUlss to Elapse Be
these, men used these tickets with the Salt,
coarso, per barrol, Belling....... .
2 50 where he w ill regnlaHy be foundattending to the wants
C o m n i o u c i n g A I o i i d a j j A p r i l 5 , 1 8 7 5 ;conviction o f having paid out some o f
Supt. of Schools—P . B . Parry.
....
200 of. his old customers. *.Oo'me and see hihi w hile '
intent to deceive, or as a fraud upon Beane, per. buahol.... ......... ........
;
‘ tore (Jur Annual Distribution.
• ^50 works 'b y :.illustriou3' Foreign^ andAnraricanâri^
ood.lS inch, per cord.... ........... .
1 75;
jTroni IlMoltino. Art' Galleries J:' X>hiIadelphia;;;aiid th^Gfaiy
this money, and his conviction ■on
Justice o f the Peace— John M. K.: their fellow voters ? I do not believe W
3 00^
Wood, 4 feet, percord..................... ;.....
jery* of Jo h n Snedecor, Ndw Y orkv ;No one/w ithin 300
perpound..:.......................... . ...; , * 20
THE. STOCK IS NEW AND FULL.
these, charges will ho an easy matter. Hilton.
p
DC Chicago slipuld fail,- to ‘seb^lusJ'^niis^Xêxhihir.
that half a dozen persons voted the Batter,,
10 . Thanking yon for past, favors, and soiicitiug a/contlnti- jniiles
Eggs, perdozen;....;...........;...*....*.;......
li'lv s t - e ia s a w D P m u ily H T e-.vsi>ni)er, m u l
....
14
Lnrdipor
pound.......
H A L IE N .
-tibn, ..... ' ■_'■ ’ ' "r'' " - V ^ '
Tweed is hound to pass the remainder
ticket under any misapprehension. Tallow, perpound.......'.;.....;;......,.......
■ S I io n K l i>o: in * U v e r j y I f o t i s e h o K J .
anco
of’tbe.sanie
in
the
future,
w
e
remain
5@e
Eating House anti iCO
C H I C A G O E X P O S I T I O N 'B U I L D I N G
Supervisor— S. A . Dennison.
-Jr They understood whom they were vo Honey, per pound.
o f h is davs “ where th e dogs won’t bite
.
Most Repoctfally. Yonrs,
. . .
.
*..,
- 18,
■
:
‘
'
:NOfl7^
EXHIBITION‘
.
:
Potatoes,'per
buebel..............
....
80@
1
00
him.”
Clerk:—Alex: Emery.
. JACOB YODiVG & SOiV;
. .'
ting for, did! i t willingly and of their GreenApples, per bushel..............
00@G0 :
Cream Saloon.
TheSuperbPai>*tings bvSelo’us. opL*^
k‘ . A S r S n b s v .r i b e - n t i O n c c w i t l i A m y o r O n
Dried Apples, per pound............... .
0tv4
'Treasurer-—Benton Sterns
' . .^r DAYTON,•.MICH.
own choice, and hence there was .no D
. J e r u s a l e m , A n o i e n t ] a n d ^ . M o d e r n . . .» 'A n i .l i o r l z o i l A s r e s i is , o i ; S c m I , l ( j r t ' i r f l u l a i
ried Poaches, pared, perpound.... ...... ::::
- 7ls
These paintings have createdl tho-most extravagant^
j> 3 e [C o h y - T«> •
... ."*1
DriedPeaches, uupared, per'poond...*..... .... ■ ■7
Supt: of Schools— Timothy Smith. fraud.
The Black H ills excitem ent has re
MISS MARY A R T H U R
admiration wborevor thoy’-bave ’been exhibited** hotlUnv
Chickens, perpoond............ ;..... .......I.;... " ’
England
and..Amerio»rand.bAvo been lauded by tho^rosa^- ;
Sustice of the Peace—A lex. Emory,
vived th e mining interest in th e South
'
W
i¥
L
H
’
:B
U
R
I C . **
Again, what i s the difference be Cranberries,’'per quart.............
;... / r:12X :
NICHOLS,
SHEPARD
&
CO.’S
AS fittod ap rooms In Dunbar*** Drh'k, «ocnmi«1oo
and by those \vho h*ve traveled, in tlio Holy Land. Hun
8
O
O
Brick,
’per,thousand,
selling..........A......
Cwl t" - * A X.ai'iie<l :St;, Wost[ l>e(i'Oi(.
east of the Baiik, wher»*tihe Inien*!*
i
W EESAW .
ern. States. A t present some six or
tween a straight ticket with an exccp
dreds o f objects o f tho'’greatest, intorest.'to stndontsôCtho ;
•5(2)6
Hides, green, per pound...;.............*.......;
j fJnawi ADd
lop
m
.... r10@12 f t i i i n r i A r r n r )»
East aro contained iq each picture.^
' 1-,
Sw4c . .
ides, dry, perponnd........
Supervisor— Ebenezer P . Morley. tional ticket printed on it, and a H
eight good stamp mills are constantly
pelts............ ................................ .... 4 20@40
%
ackerel, No. 2, porpound, solling.......*..at work in Georgia alone. T he work
Clerk— W illiston W. Kempton.
str a ig h t . ticket with an exceptional M
WhitePish, perpound,''selling..''.,....... ■£ ! ! - ' S
The" B K I I.T JA IV T ST JC C E SS of. this O r n m »
Treasurer— Andrew J. Horris.
is principally done with a pam, and
name, pasted over another name upon
B a v i u g ; T i m e - S a v i n g T K K E S H E K v ub imL A P IE E E & B R O W S ’,
. - iU M IV .E R S iV L
Supt;, o f Schools:—Alvin Morley.
those engaged in the work usually
it ? Both o f these things were done
2)recedented: in ethe annals of F»rin‘ .Machinery.. •In a ! ■* .
.,
•
■
■
.
Special
Notices;
..brief period it. bos become .’w i d e l y k n o w n 1 and
Justices of the Peace— Ebenezer P . last fall and this spring, and done 'by:
make from §8 to £8 per day. Ho for
n r E I V , as tlie.“ L > lA ftX « G
tunes are made instantly, hut the re- Morley and Daniel Holmes.
Republicans as well as Democrats. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. ^F TUlfI XR YE CS HE SOTTAGB aXtjlS
i C H l ^ T£ . i ,
'
,A?n>:i>ciii:nS’7^
turns are sure and pay reasonably
W A T E R V L IE T . ■
And I have reason to believe that this
Tlio n»o?t reliiiiilo'roiiiedy.evVr'onered to thoso'sun^rlng
Supervisor—E.
P
.
Merrifield:
:
with
dills
ii'oublekoniniii[,
)
id.danger:pT’
iidiHeiiser
l
Tabonlinwell,
Georgia will export this year
is quite a general.practice'in this: :and
N andhfter Monday, Nov.l 6; 1874,all trains on th©
•Diamonds, W atch es, Clocks,
tornnlly it gives tone r© (rJi<> mucous,• iiuim^ranes.-*and .
over £309,000 worth o f copper and
Qlerk—Ed. R. Havens.
-■MichiganOontralBailroad stopping at-Bnchanan
other States, by both parties. 'So much
l’7i TKO^VARK, SPKCTACfilSS, A-c., fir.
oaVnd'
s t© a IftiLiJUiy naMbninli. the di*m:i,
-jt -parts uffucleil -t
j
r
^tprea
willloavo
as
follows:
r
.
.
•
,
iron.
Treasurer— Ohas. Kennicott.
for “ bogus tickets.”
TRAINS WJiSTWABD. •
y.Vm';
\ i y caturrrhs ’ Itfj|dvt*V,'rJjk
Supt, of Schools— J. S . Valentine.
Again, your correspondent calls me Kalamazoo Accom., (d aily except Sunday).........C:45 A“.M
learb it* m en is by (fyitig:Ttv'<
WAî HES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY
Justices of the Peace—Elias R. a “ wiry politician,” or “ a politician
T he M ethodist Churches o f Phila
i
B Y A ll!
Tght (dolly
~ NEATLY REFArRED.
i; • • ‘T R A IN SB A ST W A R D .. .
..........
delphia closed then’ doors recently be Welsh. George A . Ray, and Sawyer of the wiry kind.” "Whether the wri
• V a n S c i r u c k j S U iT C f is o ir •& 'R c sd V -V M ail ,(d a ily ,e x ce p t Sundays,)............ .8:42 A . M
W o. 7 0 M a i n S t , , - ■_ K l t B S . H I G H ,
Ball.
cause o f a dissatisfaction among the
ter of this charge means to place the Kalamazoo Accoui. (daily oxcopt Sunday)......7:05 P . M
\ ‘*5w4 . - O l i i c n g o vV H oIesi11
J ' c n l s . ;.
'. Tlio otily r6liablp,Gift.ifiuii'ibiiti6B;fa; the Coniitrjj.
Express, (except Sunday)......... ....................11:27 A. M
CHICKAMING.
members in reference to the ministers
emphasis on the “ wiry” or on the , Day
Night Express, (except Baturday and Sunday) 12:20 A/M
switches
cfhls
Michigan City ,FroigUt...‘:......'.....12:50 P. M.
Supervisor— A . L . Drew.
assigned to them by -the Conference.
“ politician,” I am at a loss to -tell ■Way
FroiRlit.,."..............A. M
PILES, A N D F IST U L A --' ..
H»subscriber would announce to Hie ladies oflJu*
$ ’6 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0
' G R A I i r i R A l S E R S ; R f i F U S £ to submit-to the:
Clerk— F . E . Sawyer.
And as to the application of this term ,*Krie‘and North;Shore Freight (viaiAirLlne)...10;S5 p.M. ;|w
T his practice o f delegating th e author
»
^^Cured
without
pain.^->NO'pay/untii'oiirediU
?
.T
ichanauFandvicinity tlmt sheds prepftred*:lo;maunfaC'
a8tefnl;and imperfect work,.of other' Thrcshera, when,
torenatural ba)rinto8witc1ioH,.natural-cn|lS,'fic., :ii- ' jposted ion the
superiority of this o.hej for •'saving‘ / ■ ' f M i f c n E T L ^ ^ .WiiMadiapmS't^tCliic
Treasurer— Ohas. G, Sherrill
-■ ■ .If‘V A L U A B L E G IF T S ’ !
or phrase t'o me or the course I have
ity to a few o f selecting ministers to
;|:liOUrs;:9
,
grain
,*
saving.tfzne,
and
doing
fast,
thorough
and
econom
’*
’ ro, BE DISTRIBUTED IN,
Supt. o f Schools— Victor H . Thom pursued, I leave the reader to - .judge. CHICAGO & MICH. L. SHORE R. '.R; îcal work. ' f
preside ovor different congregations
A*
' MOST REASONABLE PRICES. '
; .T H K E S H E R M B N B I N D • UCTf .highly advan-;
has existed much longer than many as.
*
:Wm.,
E.\
Savage^.
&
!Bro!s
•
List.
I was not aware that?I-'had used -any
/ tagediis to;[run. a machlne^that has no “Beaters,Vi. ^Pick. ^•. : • vAlso, that she .
- D .- B I j N E ’S
V
’L
.
.or8,,,
©^“Apron^*
that
handlea
Damp.Grain,lo
n
g
Straw,,
N
.and
after;
M
onday,
Jan.
10,
1874,Strain©
will
ru
m
;
artifice, or cunning to; accomplish my
predicted it would. I t has been sub • Justicp o f the Peace—William A
H /rlC illfe V N
S T A T E lttfi^'JC U KEf* ,'OR/
;172tf REGIJL^li:
/
■Headings, Flax* Timothy;. M illett and afi.sucli • difficult
asfollows: '
.• // '
iT l<
- J l E B N U , C U R E . r ’ | . . , . . . .*
Desires
to" Purchase H air,
grain and soedn; with E N T I R E E A S E A N O E E - .
ends: Ilhave not attended a [political ! •■.■ • L1AVJ8 hit? borriio—
mitted' to< rather reluctantly in many Keith.
5',.Union tIoteli,BIock; Jackson;'-il/ich.
-HOaVn.* . / . . • -FJKCTIVKJCJESS. , Cioans to perfection; saves the
for
which
she
will
pay
$2.25 per ounce forbnir SOinclio
Tlio
only
INSTITUTION
inthe
Western
States.
anUjnay
’
7
.
-10:50 A .M .^farmer his tbrcsh bill by extra raving o f grain f makes
LAKE.
o f our1large cities, and there is evi
Convention or- Caucus since- I have Mail......’.
long and $5 25 per onneo for Imir3-Mnchos long. ilCxtmr
____ 6:20 P. M raol'“Eitterioga;?*. . requires' X F S S : T H A N O N E - ’ well ho said jn this country,- devoted; exclusively; to' the*
Accommodation...'.........,.*..;...*...;.'
.p
rice’[w
ill
-he
paid
for
gray
liRir'bf goodlougth. jiopnvft
2lanagemaii,
^Ti
eainient
?audvCUItE.
ofj
IUJPTUKEUor
.Supervisor— Win. Williams:
been in the State until last week, Night Bxpressl...... ............................... J2:50 iA‘:M:r iF L A X F ' tho usual B elts/ Boxos,’_Journals, and Gears; HEKNIAl .TboJSxcelsior.'Elastic Tmss> manufactnrord a tdently a growing: desire to have ifcabolover Day-Alliniis .Grocery and Bakery, 'south Hide o
To boi-Dravra iMonday,> May *3rd 1875. f-1'
Mixed.............:...;.;....;;...*.......6 :1 0 A .M . «oaaier_'managed ;vlos8 repairs; ono .that grain^ raisers - the Cure; is'conceded.by the.multitudes'rising tbem'to b ef
FTontStroet.
Clerk— Oliver P., Miller:
•when I stepped into the Republican . G~randRapids LiAvas
ished, jSO that each church or congre
•:i ou1k-] ^prefer to employ nod w a i t i'o r , e v e n a t s u l v a i t c e i l superior to nil others/in-point of- comfort^ conyenionco,, ■
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' Treasurer— Albert Denoe.
gation can chose i t s own pastor.
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F o u r s i z e s m a d e ' w i t h 6 , 8 , 1 $ a n d 1 2 •to all? Âddress with stampi!1
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Justices • of the Peace— Solomon -political honors of: any kind.; I knew Grand Rapids Mixed...;..;;..;......*..;.*.......'.
The Republicans in Rhode Island
-Two Prizes$i;009’l) - ' 'V't/'?
S T E A M P O W E R , a n d 'to , jn a ic U 'o t lic r
village ofDerricn Spriuge, on :Satimhiy; tho ;27th.day or
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nothing of the: intention of my friendB r
were not united at the recent election Maudlin and Charles Lord.
O f X H O S E M U I L D I h O .— Throe ; ariicloB -I,C o m m is s io n e r s ’ N o t ic e : .
\ I f interested in grain raising, ror ‘threshings write .for
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agree to furnish at Lowest- BottomriPrices: 'French‘s
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in offering my name to the Convention: rnHR undersigned, bavizigboon appointedby.the Judge
for Governor and Lieutenant Gover
and American Glass, all sizeSv’doublo and^ single' thick T
'sizes; styles: prices; terms, etc.;.:
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nor. I n the- Triangular contest, Mr.
• Supervisor— L. P . Alexander
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that nominated mo, nor ■anything of on the.Estato of'WilUamsS.Pierce,’’ofsaid.-County/dedeceased:
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*'StainedVnd.Figured Glass. I also gnarauteo. the boBt- ■
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nofice‘.is hereby;^vea,rthat they will ineet at the; \96ovr4ew9
■made Sash jn.-the'Stated . Glass rcady. sot-—Froncli -or.*' ^ ■Onol?t«fl-TonedJtosowoodIPlauoi^worlli.SfifiO! T .; . . .Onroading and-filing the petition^duly verified, ;O
Clerk— W. E . Plimpton.
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H azard, candidate of the bolting R e
the acts o f that: Convention until it ceasod,
'Battle 'û 7t, ::Micfafdn»
Emily llatfield, praying for the prolmtO:»nrt.al.lou,nnCM;ri
office of-1. H.DnnnlngiVin the ;Vlllagelof-NewTroy, on
r American-r-and warfant safe homo 'at ^niv nBlr,,aucl a ll/
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27th
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1875;
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publicans, received a majority of 400
had adjourned. Upon being apprised
vkindsoti Show CaseSf.Wbite.Metal.and.Walnutr'SShd:-.'iu^‘ Three Gold1"Witftftes'jiTid Chains, worUi '5&
Q0'Jiach!
and tosl&ment'of>said docowwl. ami llmt *<lminislrn(ioii
tho 27th day of March;1875; and on Thursday -the 15th
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maybe granted to Milton.Uatficlil and William Hut*
Supt. of Schools— R. II: Rogers:
over th e regular nominee, and the
of my nomination I refused at first to day of July,1875*i; 'All persons havingclaims against said'
t Administrator’s Sale. . • Jyour 'orders.
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Democratic candidate had 3,000 less
Justice of the Peace, full term— L. let my name stand as th e . nominee of Êstate
800^Qoldând
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are Allowed^bylhO' Court 'to creditors .of said;'estate to ■f’KTOXfOEjfs’' liereljy vgivon1 thafc.I w ill sell at ^pnblic"
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votes than either. A clear majority P . Alexander.
old OlmmaTSihfi wnio, Jowolry, &cJAc
forthe hearingotsaid petition*andtlmHlMi)w.-]i InwvUf
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Justice of the'Peace, to fill vacan- by my friends that tbere.was.no prob
is necessary to- a choice, and there bellOth, A^3).'i875i at* oho u'clockuinithe afternoon,\at the'1 ilotigori^â'hdigiybia-'mpchjiuerjfl^^
requiredtoappearavasession ofwaidGomi, ilien toho
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*-J.GJnN2S WAXUi'D TO SELL VHK* 7S\ to whom are
lioldbn;at the Probate: Office, in the village of ;Ben:ieii>.
ability of m y election. They told me r *
ing, therefore, no: election, the House cy— John.T. Beckwith.
W. A . KBITH^r *>Cca)xilMloa«rwj i preinis eo:i h’orein-vhieh tioh od,-: "pursuâhtl^p/a'licpricoând) in^the markot./ Itiis sold hyfthtlâllon/iîiily: -for imiiiW' i ]Zkberal0}eiiiiuni:iiwillbw
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diato application, put. nip in packages- to; nso. bohd:foi\ ^S V cfcgi s1$ ;V
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that I need make" no pledgesâs'fo the
o f RepreSentatives w illh ave to name
shouldnot bu gramed1: And it Is lr.!l874, by, the'Brohato Couf t:[of0Qrri6h''.OountyilMichigati'! tamplocard.and;price Hflt toi • - ;
7- : •• therorderedi that said.’petitioner
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Supervisor— Juan M. Guy.
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th e ■Governor* The. balance ’ o f .the;
aonaintorostedInsaid'.estate, oi .thependiimy ol Haici por
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. elected. That, in'a word, I need make: j 11111$ subscriber offers r o r » » ie ‘ hts farm ofX52 acre* Jgon* . / .* r "
Republican tic k e t is- elected, by the
t'erorico to theDistrib\^tion,-winhe'Heiit/to nviyvVitih'fii’dor^ order, to bo pubhsluMl in t.h« Berrien: County: Record* "a
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that
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largest, majority -Over- given in the
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lake shovel-T he location f is a very desirable one, 'and la
rionffor throe «nccHhHiv« -weeks praviom* (q eidiiday t.f
C L A S S AND.. P A IW T I Ônico^NxculBibivlhiililaig,
*?Tho abovo Tsalorislheroby; postponod V-nntil-'Saturday,
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Supt.-> of Schools—LeRoy* R u ssell.' attend to it. - I t is known that I ’made ono o f tho best' fruit farms, in th e .County. ’There are ?I April
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24th; 1875; at 3 o’clock P.M.*.
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1,000fr n ittr o esxn ow p n ’.th©Dl*ce;*abbut 80 acre
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DaNIKL Cir.\r>JAN,
,-.'f:.GEORQE ‘PIERCE/Administrator.11'-1*: r/Window.QlMS^PlatoTGlras,^ ^Cut,i ShiinQd’ftndv'Knamolofl * fH ...
Ju stico/of the Peace— A . S'uther-, no speeches, but attended to my busi over
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Improved; good house and* good other'buildings on tbl f :>
except one, ever polled in Rhode
G la s s.'F r e n c h U u d iC lc r in iiii^ I iO q V : i n g f G l n s s
w ill's e ll, th ew h o lep lo ce -o r ^ a p e rtfto e w j f
liTCWFEO^ltayo j nil un’iuVPI)X»'i
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, nrohasers.^'The'-premises'are o n ly /l^ ^ m ile s Wctfw'
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WA l Cll l O. ■ilcBiro’a Patont;-êillier iu tli«,Uult
Island.
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dn'pursning this, course I acted- the: Sepot on -th e ’0 .< 4 «M ;X .^ 0.B ;R .^P rlcesrrand<.term ^ X ' o C k f t i U X l X l i K l F armer and -kooppoat-.
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-liablo Patent Agency-ia.JUichlgnn;; :37AV::Congress St«, postage. ":12Dgravragrtd euchbubscriber. . AgeulN'withlvd.
part of-a “w iry politician ” < all right:. address thesubaoriber at Sawyer P *O.'.Berrlen Oo:,
S u p o rv ia q r^ H M . Sheldon, - / w
H early complete returns'’from -the
bt.bveryBchdol. Big pay for work. UonNSTONS&Gjbbokb
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GJoxm'eetiouS election make .the follow: ^ Clerk— Gv'SUAudrews: ;:
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STORE!
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South Bend Qliilled
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BT.0 O K -F R E S H ,
W ELL SELECTED,
GROCERIES DOWN
FOR CASH
Agricultural Tools
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PURE- DRUGS,
FOR, GROCERIES,
FO U N D R Y
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Berrien
The Berrien County Record
THURSDAY MORNING, A PR IL 15,1875,
To
Advertisers,
The “ Record” is the best AdvertisingMedium, in South--western Michigan, hav
ing the largest Circulation o f a n y otherpaper in this; part o f the State,
W e learn from the H ighway Com
missioner that, the job of grading down
Moccasin H ill will be let next Tues
day in tho; forenoon.
T he discipline o f our State prison
is being investigated by a Committee
appointed by the Legislature for that
purpose.
A rem s.
Geo, P , Rowell & Co., 41 P ark Row, N. Y„.
S. M. P e ttiig ill, 87 Park Row, N. Y., and
Rowell & Cliesman, St. Louis, Missouri, are
our authorized agents to contract for-advertis
ing, a t our low est rates, for th e columns of th e
B krr( rx Cocsty R kcoro.
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Buchanan Church Directory.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
A , J , JtrssKix, Pastor.
Services- begin,
prom ptly a t 10J o’clock, and close a t 12 M.
sharp. Sabbath: School commences a t 12.10,
ends a t 1 P . M. E vening service begins a t 6 }
j-^-nlciock, closes, a t 74, to b e usually followed by
s. social service o f 4U minutes, P rayer meeting
Thm-sday evening. A lt week, day evening ser
vices begin a t 7 o’clock and close a t S.15.
F arm ers ' are earnestly requested
to contribute articles on agricultural
topics for publication in tho RECORD,
O ur neighbor, Mr; George Church
ill^ is building a very nice barn on bis
lot; on D ay’s Avenue., I t will be quite
a valuable improvement to his prem
ises.
County
Our readers will not fail to b'otice
F ox’s new advertisement on tlie first
page of this issue. H e is offering
special inducements to customers thi
spring,
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I t is reported that many of our
most distinguished scholars are in
favor of reconstructing our mode of
spelling. It would be a good work i f
orthography could be reduced to some
perfect system. A t present good
spelling is principally a tost o f
memory.
P e r s o n a e .—-We notice by the Niles
papers that our friend and former
townsman, Mr. G. W. Blish, has open
ed a jewelry store in that city.“ W ill”
is a good fellow and deserving o f the
success which he is almost sure to meet
with in any business in which may be
come engaged.
Record,
an,
Buchanan,
I t used to beour-rule, when the sub
scription was allowed to run from year
to year, to give the paper for $2, (the
price when paid’in advance,) if sub
scribers would pay in. advance as far
as in arrears.
This was a good thing
for us when a paper was in arrears
three or four years. The reason why
we cannot adopt such a rule at pres
ent is because h o paper is allowed to
run more than ono year before it is
discontinued. To allow §3 to pay for
two years at the expiration of the first
year, would be giving no advantage
whatever to the subscribers who pay
yearly in advance. W e have had to
explain this so often of late that we
refer to it in this place. Our terms are
clearly stated and easily understood,
$1.50 in advance or §2 when not in
advance.
No paper sent outside the
county unless paid i n . advance, after
the 7th of May next.
Thursday,
’ N ew Carpets an3 nice styles ,of
"Wall Paper, at Redden & Graham’s.
• F or S ale .— The undersigned has
About 25 tons of Marsh H ay which
he will sell at a reasonable price. H ay
is .of-the first quality and situated at
head of Cranberry Meadow, in Lake
township’;
9 tf
C. P letcher.
A ll -kinds of Stationery and Fan
cy Goods kept at the Corner Stoie,
A . L. H ayes & S on.
M rs ,-- D unning will return
from
Chicago Thursday or Friday o f this
week with new styles and new goods.
N ew G oods, N ew S tyles J ust
R eceived .— Hats, Flowers, Ribbons,
April - 15, • 1875.
rjR O S IS T . .IOSEPIT.
April 10, 1875.
E ditors R ecord :— It lias been my
good fortune to furnish you what we
call bits of news, atul having a good
opportunity to make observations, it
may give your many readers pleasure
to receive a little news from this place.
The municipal election created a
considerable excitement, more espe
cially the office of Supervisor. The
result was that Our old friend, Hon,
A . H . Morrison, was elected, receiv
ing a majority o f 116 over his com
petitor, Mr. Higman.
The boys from your place are keep
ing a very excellent hotel. They re
ceive a good patronage, and you may
be sure that everything is done for the
comfort of their numerous guests.
After having a friendly shake with
Charlie, and,a “good morning! ” from
Miron, it makes you feel wonderfully
well after undergoing the fatigues of a
trip. When you next make us a visit,
stop at the St. Charles.
Fishing has begun, and now we
enjoy a good meal of fresh white
fish.
The peach crop will prove to be al
most an entire failure. Other fruits
will yield a fair crop, with the excep
tion of blackberries and raspberries.
Weather is delightful.
grudge, carried out such a purpose
last Tuesday and brought up in Jus
tice Alward’s Court. Being given a
few moments to procure witnesses, he
jumped the city and is still at liberty.
........In the case on trial at Jacksr ;
this week, of the Air Line Railroad
Co. vs. Michael Herkimer, to recover
a subscription of five hundred u
to that company, the plaintiffs, after
a threo days trial asked leave to with
draw a jury, pay the costs and discon
tinue
the case. We will publish
next week the full statement of the
matter, it having been received too
late for this issue......... Justice Alward
fined John Clemens §10 and costs
for drunkenness, T uesday; the whole
amounting to $16. Clemens was
arraigned upon the charge of resist
ing an officer, blit, upon his promise
to leave town, sentence was suspend
ed, ...... A mass convention to take
into consideration the erection of a
suitable monument to the memory of
the late Dr. S, Richardson, was held
at the office of C. M. Alward, on
Saturday afternoon last. A . M.
Lapierre was called to the chair and
C. M. Alward chosen as Secretary.
A committee was appointed to draft
resolutions expressive of the people’s
respect for the disceased as a man, a
physician, a neighbor, and a public
benefactor. The chair appointed a
committee of five, with authority to
increase their number, if practicable,
to solicit their subscriptions of $1
each for said object. Meeting ad
journed to meet at the same place,
Saturday afternoon, April 10.
New Advertisements.
SHARP’S RIFLE CO.,
STaunfaciitrerB o f Patent Breech-loading, Jlfllitary, Sunn
ing, and Croeilmore Rifles. pXli<e S 5 « st i u tl.sff
Oi*Wl. Winner at International and nearly all other
•ncipal matches a t Crcedinoor (See CffiCialRecord >
‘D'tivg .Rifles,
*
$30 to
Admoor liijlcs, with Elevationsfo r lflOO^d’s., $90 cC*$12 *,
lend for •Uhistnitcd Catalogue,
umorva.vd Office,
J3. O. "WESCOTT.
TIaktforp, Conn.
President.
STOP THAT aGUGHr
JPROF. IIAjftll.TQU’S
. MEDICATED COUGH CANDY.’
Made from extracts prepared in Vacuo. A certain, ami
effective remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Those
who try, always use it, cure.their Colds, and avoid Con
sumption and an early grave, price only 10 cents, One
million sold annually, and sold everywhere.
T. B . SLINGERLAND, Proprietor, Rome, N ;T .
A D V J G R T I S I 5 G : CSiCA2>: Goods Systematic.—
Jewelery, Linen Collars and Cuffs,
jlx All persons who contemplate making contracts with
newspapers for the insertion o f advertisements, should
Neckties, and a splendid assortment
send 2 5 e c u i s to Geo. P. Rowell A Co., 41 Park RowNew York, for their PAMPHLET-BOOK, (ninety-seventh
N o oats have been sown yet, we be
of Ladies’ Underwear. Real Hair
edition^ containing lis t o f over [2000 newspapers and «s,
timates, showing the cost. Advertisements taken for
lieve, and but very little plowing done.
Switches and Curls, also spring style
leading papers in many States at a tremendous reduction
I t is now time that oats were in the
of Domestic Paper Patterns, and all
from publishers* rates. Get id e book.
ground.
U ntil further notice, meetings will the novelties in, the Millinery line at
A " W E E li to Agents to sell an article salca'h? L fJf ote as ilour; Profits immense. Package free.
Copper ore of a superior richness he held regularly at the Old Advent Mrs. C. Egbert’s, Niles, second door
Address BUCKEYE M’FGr CO., Marion, Ohio.
*
D on’t be in too much haste to don has been found between this village Church every Sabbath afternoon at west of P latt’s Hardware Store.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
^ O f i A ■^.ÔNTII to Agents everywhere. Address
your summer clothing. I t may be sev and the river. F u ll investigation has 3 o’clock.
8 pt3
EXCELSIOR M’F'G CO., Buchanan, Mich.
D. M ath w v so x , ra s to r. Services a t 10J- A.
eral
weeks
yet
before
we
have
contin
not yet been made to ascertain wheth
M. and 7 P . 41. Sabbath School a t 12:25 P .
N ew G oods in everything at H , J,
® C o Q 3 0 A per day at home. Terms free. Address
M. P rayer mectiug W ednesday evening at 7} ued pleasant weather.
IP U ^
Geo. Stinsox & Co., Portland, Me.
er it can be foundîhDpa-yihg—quan.tiA N ovel . B arometer .— One who Howe’s. Don’t buy a thing until you
o’clock.
ties. lYoAverTshown two specimens IT;a&Jriod it, says a cup of coffee 5s & see them;
AI7EEK guaranteed to Male and Fe
male Agents, in their locality. Costs
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
P ersonal .— Mr. D . S. McDonald that^wgre on test proven to be 90 per
ar (^barometer.
Allow
the su
NOTHING- to try it, particulars free.
Go TO Redden & Graham’s if you
IV. W. W e l l s , Pastor, Services a t lOJ A, left for Rochester on Thursday last to qent. copper.
P.f O. VICKERY & CO,, Augusta, Me.
gar tq drop to the bottom of the cup, want to buy Table Linens, Napkins,
M. an d 7 P. M. Sabbath, School after morning
(l nsYCHOJiAXCT OR SOTIX. CHARMINe.” How
service. Prayer meeting Thursday evening a t purchase fruit trees for his spring deand waich the bubbles arise without Crashes, Towels,Linen Handkerchiefs,
Ju either s<£c may fascinate and gain the love and af
71 o’clock,
fections of anyparsonthey choose, instantly. This art
T raveler . .
ing the coffee. I f the bubbles &c. In fact, all hinds of white
T here is serious talk at Buchanan
all can possess, iree^by mail, for 25 cents; together with
OLD ADVENT CHURCH.
a Marriage Gaide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to
of building a narrow guage railway collect in the middle, the weather will are sold cheap by them.
Ladle?, etc. 1*000,00n sold, A queer boolc. Address T.
R ecord one year for §1.50 in ad from that point to connect with the be fine. I f they adhere to the cup,
J . W. K. Lister, Pastor;- Meeting every
TO I ’A T iratA S T E K S .
IYUjLIAM & CO., Pubs., Philadelphia.
N ew S tock of Boots and Shoes
Sunday a t 101 o’clock a, m,
vance.
To subscribers within t!he Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. fbiyning a ring, it w ill be rainy. If
G entlemen :— Once more the peo
CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
county, who pay at the expiration pf Whether the connection is proposed the bubbles separate without assuming and a full line of Ladies’ Slippers just
ple of Buchanan have met and made
received
at
G.
W.
N
oble
’
s
.
W m. L ir o s k u ., Pastor. Service Sunday the year, § 2 ,
\
to be made in this city or at some oth riny fixed position,changeable weather
choice of the men whom they wish to
morning xt 101 o’clock. Sabbath School 3
Tiie best and cheapest Black Alpacas take charge of the public highways
o ’c Iock P. M,
P rayer m eeting Thursday even,
er point, we are unable to learn— may be expected.
Terms o f Advertising arc offered for newspapers in the
ing at 7j o’clock, '
in the county at F o x ’s, also ladies’ for one year, twenty-one of you to
~ B en d D a ily Tribune.
T ownship
Superintendents \ o f
State of
ROBATE ORDER.—State o f Michigan, County ofBer*
ties
in
handsome
styles.
UNITED BRETHREN. CHURCH.
Schools can obtain blanks to be usec^
H on. I saac P . M arston has been
take charge of so many road districts, PTien, sa.—A t a session o f the Probate Court for the
County
o
f
Besrien,
holden
at
the
Probate
Office
in
the
J . V. T ervlixorr, P astor, Services: every in- giving notice o f the time and place
appointed by the Governor Justice of
E xtra copies of the R ecord can and the undersigned to take general village o f Berrien Springs, on Monday, the 29th day o f
^ M -R > T rH r-Iy ^ .ofrSo'ut1
alternate Sabbath morning-,; at lOj- o’clock.
March, in tho year one thousand eight hundred and
of
the
examination
of
teachers,
by
the
Supreme
Oourt
to
fill
vacancy
un
be had at the news depot of J. H. Roe, charge of the whole.
eeventy-fivo.
.
* Send for list of papers, and sclieduio of rates. Address
P rayer m eeting every Thursday evening.
burgh, j^ & q jfre n e 'v in g h is subscripPresent, Daniel Chapman, Judge o f Probate.
calling at this office;
This is an important trust, second
tf
tipn-for another year says: ‘’Continue til his election can be declared by the in Union Block.
I n the matter o f tho estate o f Lawrence S. Kiefer,
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., Advertising Agents,
only to that of. the public schools, and deceased.
tfie R ecord to my address another Board o f Canvassers. H e took his
G o l d 1.15}.
N otice.:— The only place in the we shall all be held to a strict account
On reading a n d fllin g th e petition, duly verified, o f
KO. 41 BARK ROW, NEWYORK,
To R ent . — A large house situated year. I t makes welcome visits to us, seat at Lansing yesterday.
Lavina Brander, praying that administration on said
county to get your Solid Jewelry o f our doings. There are about fifty- estate may be granted to some suitable person.
Refer To E ditor or this Taper .
P otatoes $1.20.
near the business part of this village. and is as good as a letter from home
Thereupon i t is orderedthatM onday, th e 26th day ot
made to order,is at Lapiere &Brown’s, seven and a half miles of roads for us April n ext, at 11 o’clock in tho forenoon, bo assigned
Th e ‘settlement with the Treasurer
Good barn on the premises. W ill be each, week.”
for the hearing o fs a id petition, and th at th e heirs
Niles,
Mich.
14tf
L iving — below par. .
to look after, in this township, outside atia w o i aaiddeceasedandallotherpersons interestedfn Harness Makers, Boot Makers,
of this township shows a balance in bis
rented for one year. Inquire at this
onrt
Plenty of Straw Hats, wide brims, the Village corporation. Nature was saidestatd,arerequiredtoappearatasessionofsaidC
office.
then to he liolden a t the Probate Office, in the village
Manufacturers & Builders,
N ow is the time of the year to set hands o f §2,600 and a few cents over. at
of Berrien Springs, and show cause, i f any there he, why
(
W as it a su jar snow ?
L. P. & G. W. F o x ’s.
pretty rough with us in marking out the
The amount belonging to the school
w ill find all kinds of
prayer
o
f
the
petitionorehould
not
he
granted.
And
out shade trees. We trust that the
it is further ordered, th a t said Petitioner give notice
^
--------.— — *<»■*---------the
places
where
many
o
f
these
high
fund
of
this
district
is
a
little
upward
LEATHER
AND RUBBER GOODS,
S ome genuine grasshoppers have usual interest will be tsken in this
to the persons interested in said estate, o f the pen
H. J. H owe’ s 90 cts. and §1.25
I
W hose log chain is it l
BELTIHG AND BUILDING MATERIALS,
dency o f said petition, and the hearing thereof, by
been, sent from Kansas to Mr. Bryant work this spring. There is no one of $2,400. W e will publish a fuller Teas beats them all. See i f .they ways should run ; steep hills and causing
a copy o f th is order to he published in the
swamps come in for a liberal share; Berrien County Record, a newspaper printed and cir At J. S. Tuttle’s, Miles, Mich.
statement as soon as it can be fur don’t.
of this village. They are safely impris thing that adds more to the
culatod
in said County o f Berrien, for three successive
L isten to the mocking bird.
beds of sand are quite plenty. I f weeks previous
oned in a glass vial, and are on, exhi and attraction of our village than the nished us.
to said day of hearing.
[L
.S
J
H
.
J.
H
owe is sole agent for Rob~
DANIEL CHAPMAN,
these steep hills were properly graded
bition at W hite’s drug; store.
A truecopr
7w4
Judge o f JPj'obate.
nice ornamental shade trees.
erts1
Razor
S
teel
Scissors
and
Para
down,
crossways
made
comfortably
A ll should go and bear Russell
W e take the following from an ex
bola
Needles,
only
10
cents
a
paper,
I H S U R A N C E
passable, and sand beds suitably cov
n ext Monday night.
change and it will be good reading
MORTGAGE SALE.
S now S torm .:—-The last snow storm
L ecture .— The lecture at the M. for some of the business men of this the price of pommon needles. Every ered with clay or coarse gravel, and
Default'haying been made in the payment of
of the season, occurred here on last
“ T he year o f jubilee has come,”
E. Church, on Monday evening last, village :
one must try them.
the roads generally made good, the a certain sum of money secured to be paid by
Buchanan. M ichigan.
Monday evening. I t fell in heavy
a certain Indenture of Mortgage, bearing date
by Mr. Russell, of Detroit, under the
vide the Tennesseeans concert.
real estate in the township would be the
“
We
understand
that
several
per
N
ew
C
lothing
received
at
L.
P.
&
ninth day of October, in the year of our
flakes and covered the ground to the
D. A. "WAGNER
auspices of the Grand Lodge of Good sons— business men of this c i t y - G. W . F o x ’s, also a full stock of worth one-quarter more than it is now- Lord oiie thousand eight hundred and sixtyp EPRESENTSthefollowmgreliableandfir s t CIass
No 1 you can’t pay your highway depth of several inches.
Templars of the State, was well at have lately been sending to other Gent’s Silk Hats, spring styles.
Most of you, gentlemen, understand eight, made and executed by Davis F. H urlbutt Xu EireInsurance Oompanies, and is preparedtoIssue
ta x in work this year.
and Mary H urlbutt, his Wife, of Berrien county policiestherein:
tended considering the inclemency o f places to have their job work done,
working roads as well or better than and
Aesets^Jan.l,
State of Michigan, of the first part, and i&TNA, of Hartford
M essrs. S m ith & B arlett have
S ugars , Teas, Coffees and Spices at m yself; but some of you may not Frederick
the weather, and the lecture is pro because they thought they were
1874,....................................... .$59521,019
17. Evans, of Mount Lebanon, Co
CO. 03? NORTH AAfERICA,Phila... $,050,536
T he market; is now well supplied opened a new meat market on Main nounced one of the best ever delivered
prices as low as the lowest, and f u l l lave had much experience. To such lumbia county and^ :State of New York of the INS.
UNDERWRITERS’ AGENCY, NewYork.. 2,335,439
making a few cents by the opperation.
s&eefc, first door north of the Bank.
Rersonedesiringlusursiice wiildowell toconsnltthe
with fresh fish.
second part, and re’oorded in the office of the
in our village on the subject of Tem Of course, it is every person’s right weight guaranteed, at
I
will
venture
a
few
suggestions.
First,
We wish these gentlemen success in
Register of Deeds in and for the County of dnbscribor, at his office in Buchanan, “Old Record
S mith B ros . &• Co.
Building.”
thirddoornorthof the bank, upstairs, oradperance. M r. Russell will deliver his to have work done at the cheapest
when
you
undertake
to
repair
a
bad
B errien and State of Michigan, in Liber WE of dress Rimby
letter, aa thocompanies he reprenestâre
C leaning yards and making garden their business.
second lecture in this place on Monday rates. No one doubts this; but these
bla
D ried Beef, Bacon, Hams, Shoul place in the road, try, as far as possi Mortgages, on pages 312 ana 313, which. Mort ■*r*Rksio*rEas Able.ho&crsbloandO,w-iiw
A WA'3NaSv
has been duly assigned to tho undersigned
hare been in order the present week.
evening of next week, at the Oak same individuals expect the papers o f ders, Mess Pork and Lard, at
ble, to make a finished job of it. Of gage
by an assignment in writing bearing date the
P ersonal .— Mrs. Dann is spending street chapel. L et all interested in;
course no bad places may be neglect tenth (10th) day of December, A . D. 1S6S, ex
S mith B ros. & Co.
the city to notice gratuitously, every
B. T . B A B B IT T ’S
a
few
days
with
friends
in
this
village.
the cause of temperance turn out.
Y oung ladies are busy picking out
ed, but if only one bad place be made ecuted by the said ^Frederick W . Evans, and
move
they
make,
forgetting
that
F
or
S
ale
.—
A
Five.
Horse
Engine
She is on her way from Onarga, 111.,
recorded in the office of said Register o f Deeds,
their spring hats,
paper, ink, &c., cost money. The and Boiler, nearly new, ip complete really good in each district every year,, in Liber W of Mortgages, on page 182, on Pure Ooiicsiitratcd Fotasli
to join her husband at Atlanta, Ga.,
D ied .— W e learn with sorrow that prices for job printing in this city
they will amount to a great many in a which Mortgage there is claimed to be due and
Of donble the Strength o f auy other
running order. Inquire of
C oOLIDQE’ s majority in this county where they expect to make their home Mr- Fred. P. Warren, of Three Oaks, are very reasonable, and when per
a few years. Second, in Using tbe unpaid a t the date of this notice the sum of
S
A
P O S U B S T A N C E .
S
penoee
&
W
illard
.
hundred and twenty-three and sixty-one
the inventor of what our best scientists sons show such a want of apprecia
I have recently perfected a new method o f packing my
for Circuit Judge is 1,378.
Good in the future.
scraper, have an eye always to lessen five
one-hundredths dollars (8523.G1), and to recov Rotash, or Lye, And Am now packing It only In Balia, the
Buchanan, March 11, 1875— 13
pronounce the most ingenuous calcu t io n of favors, they certainly cannot
ing the grads. Carry the dirt from er, said siim no suit a t Jaw or proceedings in coating o f which w ill saponify, an d docs not Injure tho
enough.
T wenty persons at work for Morris lating machine ever invented, died at
Soap It is packed in boxes containing 24 and 4$ lb. one
S pencer & W illard are now offer the high places and deposit it where chancery have been instituted. Notice Is there lb. Balls, and in no other way. Directions in English
expect
gratuitous
notices
or
extensive
& Curtis in the manufacture of the his home in that village on Friday’ ot
fore hereby given th a t by virtue of a power of and German for making hard and soft eeap w ith this
ing furniture at greatly reduced prices. it is low. Every foot of grade lessened sale contained in said Mortgage, now become 1“ Lxsli accompanying each package.
‘puffs.’ ”
W e publish elsewhere the members “Excelsior Carpet Stretcher,” with 5
They have a large stock and good is a permanent benefit. Third, duly operative, and in pursuance of the statute in
o f the new Board of Supervisors in bauds assisting; Mr. Carlisle in mak last week. It is to be regretted that
B . T . B A B B IT T ,
64 t o S4 W a s h in g to n S t., H". Y .
the machine was not perfected in all
such case made and provided, the premises
full.
L and Office B usiness.— During assortment of Bureaus, Stands, Ta notify every man on your list when described therein, tOwit: The east part of the
ing the paper packing boxes. The its parts before its inventor breathed
Tay to ’Weadih; i f you desire it, is asplain as the
and Where you want him to work and north-west quarter of section thirty (36) in t
\arkct?—FkayEiTR.
Company intends to turn out 6,000 his last. It is so intricate as to he, the month of March there were 45 bles, Chairs, Bedsteads, &c., &c.
what
tools
to
bring;
otherwise
the
law
township seven (7) south of range seventeen
OTES W A S T E D to canvae3 in Berrien and
P ersonal. — Rev. Mr. Copland per week.
Homestead entries at the United They will give as go<5d bargains as
* Counties for the new book, ‘‘S U C C E S S X X
perhaps, beyond the comprehension States Land Office, at Traverse City, can be bad in the County. Go and will hold you responsible for the (17) west, containing eighty-three and twenty- att
made a flying visit to our town on
or
five one-hundredths of an acre (83 25-100), will
and
understanding
of
any
person
or
®hia country has money fer evamount. Twenty-four hours verbal be sold at public auction or vendue,
^T uesday last.
A s fast as- the colored troops re
covering 5,387 20-100 acres; 28 see them.
/
M> ery body, money in ffrade, in
&
persons’
O
n
t
l
i
e
3
d
d
a
y
o
f
J
u
l
y
,
A
.
n
.
1
8
7
5
,
notice
is
sufficient.
I
know
very
well
axn
____
the
M ill,in Mines, on the Rami,
treat tho festive “ Uctaroon” fill up
final proofs, covering 8,477 21-100
D irectory .— W e have recently set
B-2
in the Garden,IaWheat,in. Corn,
a t one o’clock in th e afternoon, a t the front
tbe
condition
of
all
the
roads
in
the
va
in
Stock,
in Poultry- This book
acres; cash entries to the amount of up a directory of the principal busi
door of the Court House, in the village of Ber
A monument is to be erected at the, gap to snatch the loose, collaterals
*AVi t m E^cws
BusinesB Men, EarmG rand C o n c e r t . — The Musical §412.86, covering 93 72-100 acres.
township now. I shall be around rien Springs, in the County of Berrien, to sat _V_I H tK
from,
the
pleasure
seeking
masses—
K I 6r3» Workingmen, Young Men
ness of this village, in a form the size
N iles in memory o f the late Dr.
•UJ*
—
1
*
*
*
1
and
W
om
en,
all may get, saxe,
isfy
the
amount
which
shall
then
be
due
on
among
you
tbe
first
of
November,
and
Convention,
under
the
direction
of
Jubilee Singers and Minstrels.
— Eagle.
Richardson o f that city.
of one side of a common letter sheet.
said Mortgage, together with the costs of lore- loan anduse it. Justthe bookneeded, andwill sell fast.
Prof. S. Straub, of Chicago, will
shall
note
all
the
improvements
that
A
ddress
for
circulars
and
term
s.
J
.
€?. SicCXJJttt'X’
closure and sale, and an attorney fee therein &
We have several sheets of letter pa
(Successors to ZieglorA McCurdy,) ISO West
have
been
made.
While
I
shall
hold
close with a Grand Concert, at Col
provided
for.
E
on.rth
St.
,
C
iucionnti,
O
;
Fifth
A
x-eune
& Adams St.,
F
a
r
m
e
r
s
will
no
doubt
see
the
new
G eorge H . J erome, of Niles, one per with this directory printed on
I llinois has passed; a law permit
Chicago, IU,; G20OliveSt, It Lotus, Me.
D ated Buchanan, March 29, 1S75.
you to a 8trictaccount of all the means
lins & Weaver’s Hall, next Friday of the F ish Commissioners of this
one s i d e . I f you want to write letters
tin g women to act as Notaries Public advertisement of Montague & Landon
N . B,—The People’s S tandard E dekon op the H olt
EDWARD BOWLER and
B ible, published b y n s is the finest, cheapest and best.
elsewhere in this issue; These gentle evening, April 16th. The class num State, has addressed the following to your friends, and give them a list o f I shall put in your hands, I expect to
in that State.
BENJAMIN GATES,
Agents make fr o m £ 5 0 to.^SO per m on th6ellln git w ith
bers
150
pupils
and
include
the
best
be
held
to
an
equally
strict
account
men are enterprising and accommoda
Assignees.
other books, without extra expense.'
4w9
letter to the Detroit Free P ress, with the business men of Buchanan, and a
E. Bai.lkxgkk, A tt’y for Assignees.
7w-13
ting business men, and have estab talent of the place. The programme the request that the State papers also short sketch of the village, procure for the liberal supply the people have
OUR Legislature will continue, in lished a trade in general hardware,sec is one of rare merit and includes
WORCESTER'S
placed in mine.
some of these sheets which we sell at
/session, a few days beyond the 1st of ond, to no other firm in Berrien coun Choruses, Glees, Quartette, Duetts, give it an insertion:
Mortgage
Sale.
D
.
F isk , Commissioner.
H D T"PC «
Every mail brings me letters beg the low price of 65 cents per hundred.
M ay next.
and Solos. Also Prof. Straub will ging cans of fish to stock the inland
Default having been made iu the payment of
P . S .—-I Shall be in town the 2d
ty________________ sing his thrilling description song; lakes of the State. I am glad to
H enry ’ s Carbolic S alve is so well and 4th Saturdays in each month, in a certain sum of money secured to be paid by
The snow, the snow, the beautiful snow,
an indenture of Mortgage made and executed
“
Saved
A
lone,”
and
“
The
Pensive
known
that it is only necessary to cau the afternoon.
“
U
ncle
J
ake
”
W
eaver
has
again
D. F .
T hat fell in. flakes n o t long ago.
by Nathaniel B. Collins and Caroline G- Collins,
receive such letters, as they evince
his wife, and Philander M. W eaver andDerinda
W ere blankets like—in size and form.
been “ up north, this time accompanied Old Piano.” The entertainment will a prevading interest in the fish ques tion against imitations... I t requires
Weaver, his wife, all of the County of Berrien,
And grasshopper like—in furious' storm by his fair-haired daughter “H ’rette.” be such that no one can afford to tion, but as much of my time, is a careful admixture of the" carbolic
and State of Michigan of the first part-, to A.
The County PressThey brought home maple sugar in lose. L et everybody attend. A d necessarily employed in planting 'fish acid with other ingredients, to pro
P. Ross, Cashier of the First National Bank at
SOUTH R end is called the Brooklyn every pocket, and sighed because their mission 25 cents and 15 cents.
Buchanan, in tbe County and State aforesaid,
and other indispensible work, I confess duce a salvo.that may bo relied upon.
and bearing date the thirtieth-day of December,
o f Indiana on account of the recent pockets were not larger and more nu
to an inability to keep up witb my ; The ‘genuine only guaranteed. See T he N iles Republican says :
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
exposures o f crime in that city.
that
it
bears
the
signature
and
private
merous.
The swearing of the English army hundred and seventy-three, and recorded in the
T he benefits o f advertising are be fish propagandist correspondents. I
ing made manifest every day. A gen feel compelled under the cirumstances proprietary, stamp of John F . Henry. in Flanders wasn’t a circumstance to office of the Register of Deeds of the County
C. S . B lack is absent on a tour of
Vienna, 18’7 3 — Medal of Merit-.
Sold by all druggists and dealers. the profanity indulged in by the Teu of Berrien, in said State, on the oth day of
B u s i n e s s is reported good with our
tleman left a notice on our table Sun to call in the aid of the “ types.”
January, A. D. 1S7I, a t lA o’clock P . M., in
pleasure and: inspection, through the merchants. Buchanan is enjoying a day night for insertion in our paper
J
ohn F . H enry , Curran & Co., Pro tons* of this City on the evening of Liber No. 6 of Mortgages, on page 601, on
Please, then, make your types
“ Y iexna, A ttst&ia , August 2,1873.
Eastern cities and states.
. *sI t gives m e greatpleasure to reporc that the Medal o f
larger trade than ever before. I t is the next day, stating that he had lost s a y :— There are this season no prietors, 8 and 9 College Place, New the election........-The Rev. P. Wer- which said Mortgage there is claimed to be due Merit
lists
been
awarded
to yoac firm in consideration o f
and unpaid at tbe date of this foreclosure the
York.
2
heim,' of the German Lutheran sum of four hundred and seventy-eight dollars tbe publication o f the series o f Worcester’s Dictionaries,
“ A p r il showers bring forth M ay to the credit of our merchants to state a small Bum, of money. The simple act whitefish for the inland lakes. Our
aud in my judgment i t m a n honor well deserved.”
JOHN D . BH1LBRICK,
Oppression after eating, headache, Ohurch, having resigned his pastorate and filty cents, aDd no suit-at law or proceed
flowers,” and we aye-getting anxious the fact that they now have cus o f leaving the notice accomplished the this year’s supply, running up into
XT.3. Commissionor to the Yienua Exhibition,
tomers who until recently were never desired end for on. returning home he the millions, are already planted in nervious debility, are the effects of in this City, will preach his farewell ings in equity having been instituted to recov
about it.
er said sum or any part thereof, notice is there-,
in the habit of trading in this village. found the lost shekels in his other vest the big waters that hound the Penin indigestion. One, or two at most, sermon on Sunday morning n e x t...... fore hereby given th a t by virtue of a power of
“ W O S & O E i T E I ? ,"
pocket.—
-Elkhart
D
a
ily
Observer.
Sheriff
Weimer,
on
Monday
last,
took
sale contained in said Mortgage and now become
sula-. The unprecedented severity of o f Parsons’ pugative Pills will give
I t is about time for the B . B . C. to
THEAUTEOHIXT OP
operative and in pursuance of the Statute in JSYEJZETT, SUiGSTER,
the
two
forgers,
Rev.
J.
F
.
Ross
and
QUINCE
R1VJ2S,
winter,
blocking
railroads
and
ob
immediate
relief,
organize for sore shins and broken
T he 56th anniversary o f the estab
such case made a.nd provided, the lands des
MIZES,
WIETZCRZOFy MARSH, ALAiOTi
Aaron
Roy,
to
the
State
prison.
structing
all
lines
of
intercommunica
Johnson's
Anodyne
Liniment
may
le g s.
AGJSSIZ,
irZLZARD,
3Z0ZMES,
ZOJXGEELZQW,
lishment o f the Order of Odd Fellow
cribed in said Mortgage, situate in the County
E ntertainment .— A ll who atten
AZEXJjrZEE,
BETAZ'T,
IRVUZG,
ship occurs on the 26th inst. The oc ded the concert at Collins & Weaver’s tion, and the snow and ice-bound be administered to children with per- These two criminals were donations of Berrien and State of Michigan, to-w it: Lots
W2XRT,
FELTON,
HOPKINS,
D id anyone, o f this place attend the casion will doubtless he appropriately Hall, Tuesday evening last, given by condition of the inland waters of the perfeefc success,' in cases of croup, from Van Buren and'Cass counties. numbers two (2) and three (3) in N, B. Collins’ TBE IT. 8. SENATE. AND TBE V.S. BOUSE OF
addition to the village of Buchanan, in said
2ZEP21ESENTATIVES.
Firem en's
Convention, at B attle celebrated by members o f the Order the Tennessee Jubilee Singers, were State, has rendered the deposit of whooping-cough; influenza, and almost . . . . . . Daring’-the excitement on the County, will be sold a t public auction or vendue,
W
orcester’s
Q
uarto
Dictionary, Illustrated. Price, $10.0G
at
the
front
door
of
the
Court
House
in
the
streets
on
.last
Monday|evening
on
re
Creek ? i f so, please report.
throughout the State.
well repaid for their time and must whitefish in the inland lakes impracti any of the diseases to which they are
u Universal andCriticalDictionary. *» 4.37
T illage of Berrien Springs, in said County of
ceip
t-o
f:
election
news
from
the
dif
cable,
if
not
impossible.
Hence
the
to AcademicDictionary*
2.25
liable.
have been convinced that they were
*r Comprebensivo •** Illustrated “ 1.80
P ortage street bridge has been
ferent wards, just as the hoys were Berrien,
Fish Board or dered them planted in lots
O il t b e 2 il <lny o f .T illy . A . 1>. 1ST5,
l e t t e r s 'f r o m ; J> rn g;g:ijsls.
“ Elemontary “
“ 1,15
T here have been several cases of contributing, in a small way, to a
to satisfy the amount whi<Sh shall then he duo
**■ Primary
** Illustrated, ** 0.62
'jYOpaired, and the approaches to it
of three or four hundred thousand in
There is no ease of Dyspepsia that gathering boxes to have their part of On. said Mortgage,' together with the costs of
*■ Pocket Dictionary, Illustrated, Price: Tuck,
small pox in Michigan City and La- worthy and, noble purpose. I t was
gilt
edges,
$1.00;
Plexible, $ .S5; GJoth,
che
fun,
and
when
the
attention
of
improved b y filling the street wider.
the
Detroit
river
and
the
large
bor
such foreclosure and sale provided for iu said
Green’s Augu*t_ Flower:will not cure.
porte this spring. E very precaution such an entertainment as people liv
the
’clerks
;as
naturally
attracted
to
dering
lakes.
I
t
is
hoped
that
anoth
Mortgage.
’
W
O
R
C
E
ST
E
R
'S
D
IG
TIO
N
A
R
IES
arc forsalo by bookCome
to
the
Drug
Store
of
O.
E.
Woods
ing in tbe N orth rarely have the
ROliorsgfnorally. and by
Dated A p r il 6 ,1 8 7 5 .
O uk virtuous (?) loafers are turn is being made to prevent the disease
the
front
of
the
store,
some
adroit
er
season
may
be
more
mild
and
favor
•
&
Co.
and
inquire
about
it.
Tf
you
suffer
B
R
E
W
]
S
B
.
£z
T
H
.E S X O N ,
opportunity or privilege of attend
cA. B. ROSS,
PCSUSHERS.
in g righ t into day by visiting hay from spreading, and no new cases are
able so that tbe work of fish planting from Costivenesa, Sick Headache, Sour thief entered Reed & Post’s back Cashier of 1st National Bank of Buchanan,
IJofton.
ing.
The
Bongs
consisted
o
f
.
slave
reported within the past week.
stacks.
Stomach, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, door and was opperating on the: safe.
Mortgagee.
in
the
inland
waters
of
the
State
songs,
spiritual
hymns
and
plan
/
, J. J. Van-Bipkk, Att’y for Mortgagee.
or.derangemeUt ot the Stomach or Liver, Fortunately he was discovered, and
tation; melodies, which - are taught may be resumed and extended.
try it. .Two bfc ' three ' dos’es.ivjll relieve compelled to flee without b o o ty .......
f
M r . H ermance has gene to Alba
M r . Cheney has removed, his Barby the old Aunties in the lowly eabins
you.
( .M O S T G A G E S A I .E ,
■^
n y N . Y ., to visit old friends and in bar Shop to the first floor of the build
John Clemens", whose name is not..
Business Locals.
o f the South. The class is laboring for
Boschee’a German Syrup is now sold in unknown to. ' the o.o,iirt reports of
KF "'ULT b.»vi,ng bft*n n'n-'aru lbo
5 >f -i certroduce the Eureka Carpet Stretcher. ing next east of this office. The rooms
.jiiiiO n!‘ uiptiuy uorurrrt ro1bn pMd-iy
itulonthe education of their race at home
D fc’jpiMiirtiuge,
every town and city in the United States,
are being put in suitable condition and and should be liberally patronized
hbaring ditto
T he largest and finest assortment W e have not less, i.liau fiye. hundred letters these columns, put himself outside o f ture„ot
ber, iiLibo v; ur Of Onr .Lord oiu
t-igiu- hfiudml
N eat people begin to clean their we have no doubt but the change will wherever they go.
Be»>yulv*»'Ue, nmrtound ox ecu tud li^ Gn-e.rtii i‘ (Uiddou
of Ladies and Gent’s Sachels ever from ,Druggiafs,..'s'aying;it is th e ’pest, medi too much “ tightning fluid” on Satur mill
nrtd >lary Jaiift Gliddersi o f the
q*
jn
door yards, vegetarians think of gar prove beneficial to Mr. Cheney.
brought to Buchanan are now for sale cine they_ ever soil for Consumption, day, .and .concluded to .clean out. the tlln Oomiiy cf. Korricu niXi .State of Ajicliig-n fo Cha'»os
S. Bla k . hldiJ of tlie'sume. place, aud leoorded in the
town.
H
e
brought
up
in
the
cala
den making.
Throat or Lung disease. Sample bottles of
office of'the. Uogistdr of,, beeds.of said ikmnty of Berrien-,
T he ; election o f Henry H . Cool- at G. II. Rea’s Harness Shop.
llo'l ‘cv’ery one of you w hoareout o f paying orrplnyinQuL
the 14th day o f December, A D. 1S71. at 11 o’clock A
D aniel P ratt was sentenced,
both 10 cents each. Regular size 75 cents. boose, after ineffectually resisting, the on
* ' Talk about agencies l .lust send for one o f .
M., in Liber •+ "of. Mortgages, on page -340 whi h sh1«1
N otice. — Tho undersigned has -Also', for sale'
officers-.
-Being
taken
"before
Esquire
T he first boat of the season arrived Monday last, by Judge Brown, to two id geto the Circuit Judgeship of this
N ew Buffalo by A.
Mortgage was duly osaigued by.suid; .Charles S Bl»ck to
William
3.
Hastings,
then
of
said
village
of
BuchanaDj,
1 3 U N G A N :’ S ;
and
Cass
counties,
and
by
a
majority
moved
his
Barber
Shop
to
first
door
Bennett:
Alward that official" fined him §16 for on the.21st.day of March, A. D. 1872, and'recordod in the,
at S t. Joseph on Monday last from years and six months of hard labor
that
approaches
two
thousand,
is
a
PATENT
east
of.
R
ecord
Office
Building,
oppo
office
o
f
said
Register
of
Deeds
on
the
75th
day’of
Jaiiuassault,' and agreed to release him.
Chicago.
at the State Prison, for sendii
T o C o n s u m p tiv e s .
ary, A .D .1875,.at;ll* O’c l o c k i n Liber 13 o f Merit
•from ' the charge of resisting officers gages,.;on page 583,“ on .which said Mortgage there is
through the mail postal cards on grand trium ph,"hot only for Judge site Dunbar House, where he hopes
Adjustable Folding Rustic
The advertiser, a - retired physician
to be due and-ubpaid at the date" o f this notice,A n exchange states that hemp JS which was written indecent; language, Goolidge and tbe Republican party, to m eetall of his old customers and as having providently .discovered,. while a on condition that he' -would :leave claimed
tho sum o f one thousand isix hundred and slity^fiyo -'dol
lars, .($1,665.00); and no ;suit a t la w ;or. proceedings in
but; for the right: The defeat would many new ones as may be in need of
good for felons, but in. this State they
Medical Missionary in. Southern Asia, a town..___The Presbyterian "Church equity having been fnsfituted to .recoror .tuo samo or'any
have'been a shame and disgrace. The bis services.
part thereof—notice 'is. therefore hereby given, that by
are simply allowed to run.
was
crowded
full
on
Thursday
last,
S everal persons doing business in;
very Bimpie''vegatable.' remedy for. the
virtue of a power, of sale coritainedin saidMortgago, and
peculiar and questionable tactics of
■ A . D . Cheney.
now become operative and in pui^nance of-tiie Statute
speedy . and perpaanenti -cure..of ‘Oonsump on the occasion of the funeral of Dr. in
this place have spoken to us about
Wholesale Term«, Ac., to Ageuts, which will be furnished
such'cMemade "and provided,*the; lands' described in
the opposition'fell short of its mark,
promptly* No mistake, itisT hh’
lion, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,-and-’all Richardson.; The- many virtues and said Mortgage, being.alT those pieces or parcels -.of land
"Wil l those occuping alleys in this omitting their names in- the business
E
strayed .— From this, village, on
situate
in
the
County.of
Berrien
and.
State
o
f
Michigan,
; and; recoiled upon its inventors. The
manly
qualities*
of
'the
deceased
-were
throat
and-lung
affections,—
alsoa
■
posi
Most
Convenient
and Saleable
village please clean them out, and directory published in last week’s pa
and beginning a t the,north-east corner pf the north-west
) complete rout of. the M uzzy force was” Tuesday of last week, one white cow, tive and'radical■.■•specificjof ■Nervous'Tde- . happily referred to by- Dr. Eddy, and quarter o f section,number 'seventeen (17) in town-seven
Invention
Ever
Brought
thus avoid sickness and unsavory per. I t was not intentional The mis
south, of range nineteen (19), west, thence, t unning
an* eye-opener to them, and if they three years old, and giving milk at bilityjvPr.ematuy.cDecay,.‘and:all Nervous ' in a manner to; bring: a ■flood of '.tears (7)
. Before the Public.
w est on the section line twenty. fzO) rods to .the middle o
odors.
takes cannot now be rectified.
the
time
she
left.
Said
.cow
is
white
the old Troy road, .thence south fliten (15)‘ ‘degress and
, don’t profit by the lesson it is their,
Complaints', feels 'it ; hisi- duty to - make, it from the loving friends' of the depart-- thirty
Made in as liglft a manner us possiblo, firm, (adjustable
(30) minutes east nineteen and one-half (19W) rods
all over, and is of good size. A suita known to His .sufferinK.Iellowk
from. &low sewing chair to a standing-position. Every
own fault.— Niles Republican!.
along
middle o f said, road,' thepce ,south, alpng.'sQ(a‘,rpf.d 'convenience
ed- physician. The floral decorations thirty-two
for ^ressm'aki&gattachod. ‘Thfiteponsable to
On Saturday last, 10th inst, O’Leaaud
four
one-hundredths
(32
4-100)
rods,
thence
ble
reward
will
be
given;
for
any
infor
P ersonal .— Capt. Richards, Super
, by this -motive, -he -will ^cheerfully send were beautiful and -in good taste east sixteen (16) rods, thencohorth fifty' and forty-four M ill ers. I n i a c t i t i s
‘ \ /
*ry, of Chicago, walked 100 miles in 23 intendent of the Zinc Collar Pad Co.,
mation that will lead to her recovery /•(free o f charge) ’to. all. who .desire, it, the.
ono-hundfedths (5.0 4A-100) rods, to place o f begimdng,
-u .L ours and 52 minutes, and, won
P eterson ’ s magazine is the best
i —ÊAT FAVORITE W ITH A L L
containing five acres and fifty*two rods; also, the.norfh■
' H . E . B radley .
|receipt for-preparing, and full 'directionji enoughâud .not- -too^-muolii;!-: .
wost*quartor of tho north-east. Quarter of.section seven
was brought: down th e latter part of and cheapest lady’s book published..
Pa*
* La\ 0 '°ts, UopyL^ls, Draftsmen, Editors, etc.,-use
§1\000.
teen
(17)j
in
town
seven
(7).soutb,
o
f
range
nioetecu
(39)
, ‘for”successfully nisisg, • this providentially
this teblo, end aro delighted With it.
last week with a very severe attack; of I t contains yearly 1,000 pages, 12 : : April, 1 4 ,1 8 7 5 .
west,
in
said
Countyof
Berrien,
excepting
live
acres
and
desired reibectr; L-THble. who/ wish to -avail, T he N iles Democrat sa y s:
fifty-two rods out o f the south-west corner of said,north*
Cholera Morbus, and his life was, des colored patterns, "14 steel plates, 12
T he best Alpacas in town of coun
quar ter, being in a square form aud heretofore decdod
We.learn that-a number of young la- west
themselyesy 'ofi’JthqUehefi ts' oUjhis ■discov
T he Supervisor o f Bainbridge, Mr, paired o f for a few days; H e is able
y E. J , Dicks and wife to A . J . Hawkins, w ill bo sold at
•Gra ery without cost; team do;:sb,by:re.turn mail, dies,.ha.v‘e -.lately .’ organized . "a. society bpublic
mammoth colored, fashions, and 900 ty for th e money, at Redden
auction or vendue, at the frontdoor of the Conrt
J . M. Guy, was elected this year by to sit up now, and is convalescent.
ample Table, cased, Whitcwood, $*1.00; W alnut "
House,"in.the villago.of Berrien Springs,’. In said County
wood engravings— all for two dol hams-.
gjby addressing’, j . ; -.
- -■i .. ■stA -;T5 v.‘ called the “U; T: G.”;Whether the cabr .ofBerrion,
*
lend immedintoly. Address
9
ju st one majority. That was a pretty
' Oil tlio 1 6 th d a y o f A p r il , A . I>. 1875,
lars a ye a r .
The Btories are all
•••
••
’
’’-DBjyGHAKLEsB;-M
abSHALB,.
I
alistic
name
"adopted
has.
any,
reference
even race.
P lants ! P lants !— I wish to say
at 11.o'clock in .the'forenoon, to aatibfy the amountwhich
l& V J N C A N & M H i I i lE i a ,
Do .not fail to read K inyon & Vin •from the best writers, and in 1875
“•
iJ’*
I n -..H!V')v‘.ff4iNiagara;:Street',.:'
:to matrimony wel are n o t - a d v i s e d .: shall.then be duo -on said Mortgage,' together with tho
costs and charges iof such foreclosure and sale, and al60.
cent's new advertisement in this week’s there will be .given five original to the people of Buchanan and vicini;
Sole Manufacturers andJPal&iices,
A
little
daughter
of"
Dr.
J.
B.Glenn
an
attorney
fee
provided
for
iu
said
Mortgage.
.
-.
ty that I have .«v large stock of/all
T he musical convention will con issue; Their motto is “ Groceries
■: v •
• WILLIAM S. HASTING3,
copy RIGHT novelettes in addition to
came near losing her life, a. few,days
. . V *. j p. -Assignee ofjMortgago. .. ■ rVeb. 17. "1S75; .........., . E n c I i a n n i . . 3 K c l i f e » M.
kinds of Plants that.i are ldokitijg
clude with a grand concert at Collins, down for cash and cash down; for.
X J « V an R iper, Attorney for Assignee.. • .
100 or more short stories, Peterson’s
ago, by drinking a,portion pf. solderDaloa Janjiarj lSth.A.J>:.1876.
49wl3
fine and d o jn g * 'w e lj.i,I a m mak& W eaver’s Hall, on Friday evening groceries.”
F a r .Ciir/
m *,<8
f o r S a le .
Magazine, for beauty of illustrations
;
ing.fluid,-which..containedvnitric acid;’
of this week.
ing a specialty .of getting .my F lin ts'
TO C O N S U M P T IV E S .
G j 'Jhe.iinderaIgnedhiU :ftfarniT ofll4
and genuine worth stands unrivaled.
U wres.TorÊaloi'uBîd.’ Iknri . ii,;situated' Fortunately it was /discovered - soon;:
The advv liser^having- be.cn- permanently cured o f that
hardy and slialLb'e’in. market with
ERRORS
OF
YOUTH.
on the west side o f tHeuS.t.jJoieph Biv*7
O ur readers living in Dayton and Peterson's M agazine and R ecord one
dread dhiea,^. Consumption,-by'a Bimpic remedy, is anx_ e r , on theroadlM digg-from ‘Buchanan*
GENTLEMAN w ho Bnfforbd fpryoars from Nervous
ionB to njakoflniowh to*his’ follow-Sufferers tho means u i
A subscription paper is being cir vicinity will see something in the year to subscribers within the county them-at proper tifee.> ; t V '
/ •*- »
Berrien^SpringSj'.and, ijcfireThlleB
Debility,
;A
.. Premature*Decay, HndâU- thdôffocts of euro.' To r*l wbo»de6lre’4 t* ho-'VHl send a copy n fjh o
^w
ais
fs’
a
Yed.-Hi.'.:.
i
l
l
‘.GrannyjiiHacklyj
t
north [ of.Buchanan.; 'ThereJare ninety-threeâcrM ira: “ H ;) H : K in y o n :
lyoutKful indiscretion.win, lorYtlioâke-of-BUjreringhu- 1 preecriptiohiuslid, ((freeof ffiiargo). with tho circclirTf
culated to have the streets sprinkled advertisement o f J. Young & Son, in for §3.00, invariable in advance, out-,
fproTed. ^The'owner.hM lost*h^sVife/and beingdesirous, j
A^CJiyii j. ’jmanity,' send free to all wliomeed it,' -lhq/Tecipe aii'd di ' for,prepnpr^ftcd'p6tag.;thAgamG' which they Will uno o
from and after the 1st day of ' May another column, which* will be to
rtd n g to’ hiB hom V ih 'O h icago'w illiell'thelandat*
rect eon’fon making.the simple-remedy by-which h"e”wj
so n s ’CDJiE 'iv'i: OoKsnwrasdw,^ A sthma,. BnoNCi.tTis,
M en ’ s &,DoY8’ifiherBuitS’'nheap forj !( ofretu
side , the county 15 c e n ts‘ extra for
abargain^ oh îi»y[tennB'.^,Enquii:ov,l6 f "JACOB ,*HAnN“,‘v iRights-^bill;* ^gayeHKini’fqnvp^^
; ^'DarU% wifchingdhttThrt*scription "will please auurepa
icuredi. Sufferers wiahlng.to'profit b y tiie hdvertisoris o:
next.
;
|
Buchanan;
Mlch.:;
ororth
b*
uhderaismed'on
thei'premisee.1
perienco
can
do.so
by-addressing
in
perfect
confide&'co.
V
* R ev. E . A . "WILSONJ
7 *■ *
their interest.
'
cash at "i if:.
“ /Vf /'/E stes!;
postage.
- - ....
*•*"wo
t
ilC H IM I!
U P -T A B L B S .
, . IfilfKSM IJIlM ffl!..
'■ V
■*
.-
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•46jl ,*:;'*’* >JOHN:'Bj OGDEN, 42 Oodar fi^New.-Vvrk.
a -
—
-*M *
B m B Bai g w M L S B t ^ a
^ S ii
The
Sunday Reading.
31Y K O TX U SK .
RtCrUKP COB;
'
31y mother—-alie is aged now,
A nd many a silver hair
Is sadty parted on her brow,.
Deep furrowed o’er with, cave:
Oh ! she lias been so kind to me,
So. loving and sincere,
That I w ou ld m a k e h er h a lf forget
S h e e v e r k n ew a t e a r !
Y et will mine eyes overflow with tears,
Sty bosom heave a sigh,
To know th a t in a few short years,
11y m other dear must die !
.For who wiii guide my manhood then,
Or watch my steps In love ?
Methinks I h ear her sweet voice say,
“My child, thy God above l"
Then will I heed my mother’s voice,
Ilercounscl sweet obey.
T hus m ay I so o th e h er sorrow s h ere,
Thus ch eer h er la test d a y :
Berrien - - Oounty
A ^ I ' o v n l c u t !D isp n se .;i_
There is no disease so prevalent an:
Amorfqa as dyspeusia and certainly none,
which has so generally baffled and de' feated the slcill of the medical profession.
The: only remedy for this: distressing com
plaint is, a. pure medicated.1stimulant.;
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters,, whose essen
tial principle is sound rye, is admitted by
medical practitioners to- be'the only alter
ativc, corrective anil restorative on which
they can rely. The Bitters are the best,
possible specific for flatulency, dizziness,
waterbrash, irregularity of. the bowels,
and all indications of confirmed dyspepsia,They do not excite, bub sooth the irritated
stomach and bowels, and may be taken by
persons of the most delicate organization,
who;,are unpleasantly affected by the use
of the-ordinary stimulants of commerce.
Though their effect is most decisive, they
are mild and beneficent in operation, as to
be suitable to children as, well ns to
adults;
april.
A nd when my hour of death shall come:—
A s come full soou it must,
May her dear angel form receive
if y spirit from its d u st
Small Talk,
READ T H IS T W IC E .
“ T U E l* E 01 * I ,ir S X E 1»G K U « contains SO
Continued. Storiea, S Largo Pages, -LSCoTnmuS of Choice
JliscollMieous Rosidhig Matter every1week* togotRorwitli
articles from tho pona. of such 'woU-knowu writers as
SrA8 BY\ OLIVER OPTIC, SYLVANDS COBB, Jr.t KISS
AhCOTT, AVILG CAIUjTQN, .1. T. IRQ WBIUDG-Et
MARK TWAIN,
JCSÎ wilt eond ‘-The Peopled Ledger” to any udUrees
every wrote for onoyonr, ou trial, on rccoi(ttof only $ 1,00*
kTUo PeOolo’s Iiedgot*”U an Qhlestablbheil ami reliable
woolsly papor^publwheilovory Saturday, amt la very pop*
ulnv throughout tho N . 13.. aud Middle Stntoa. Address,
S e v e r abuse small talk. Nobody
does unless be be a stranger to its:
conveniences. Sm all talk is the small
change of life ; there’s no getting on
without it: There are times when *tia
folly to he wise ; when a little non
sense is very- palatable, and when se
H B I U E A ^ V K . C U K I ’I S ,
SOylfriu
N o. CODvoomfiol<lSt,,l'oston, Mess*
dateness and gravity ought to he pub
down stairs. A philosopher cuts a,
small figure in a ball room unless he
Mortgage Sale.
leave-his, wisdom at home. Metaphys
having; boon mado In. tho payment of ncorD EFAULT
taiusaui oCroouoy secured to bo paliloy n certain In
ics is as intrusive in the midst of denture
of Mortgugo,' "boariug Unto tlio 13tb. day of Janagreeable prattle as a death’s head on nary, A.J>. X3T4rmauo antt.exccatcd by George Fnrtrodgo
aud JauoJ?artroUgo,hltt wlfo.oC Gallon, Berriou. County,
a festal hoard. W e have met -with and State of Michigan, of the drat part, to Abram Logau,
HncUanaUj Borneu County, aud Stnto. o f Micbigau of
men who were too lofty for small ta lk : ot
tUosecoiuLpart.uud rocorded in tbo office of the Register
of-Doodkiu
aud forsuid Couuty- o f Berrien and State of
th ey would never condescend to, play Michigan, tho2d dayo! February, 1ST4, in Liboreovon
with, a ribbon or flirt a fan. They [TJoCMortgagesi ou pngo-litr, which Mortgage has boon
anly asdisued: to. tliouinturaigQGd by aasigumont in. writ*
were above such, trifling; in other ing.bmriag-dafo January Jlst^ 1374, executed by tho
said Abram Logan, aud recorded in the office oC said Reg*
words they were above making them iateroC
Beotia, on the 10th day o f March* 1376, iuLiber
selves agreeable, above pleasing, and 15 of Mortgages, on page44,ou which Mortgage there;Is
claimed to be duo aud1unpaid at the data of this notice:
above, being pleased. They were all tho sum o f ono: hnndrod. and forty-two and fiftyuluo oue-hundrc<Uhs dollars [$142.59] and to recover said
wisdom, ail gravity, and all tedious sunt
or nny pare: thereof no suit at law or proceedings in
equity Imviiig beenTustitutedûotico; is thoreforo hereby
ness, which they bestowed upon com given,
that by virtue of a power, o f sale contained la said
pany with more than a Dogberry’s Mortgage, and now becomo. operative, and iupnrsuauce
of the btatutoln such case made and provided, the prem
generosity. A man who cannot talk ises deacribod therein, to-wit r Lot number ono p I*n
nnmber seven'[^7]' in George iu Biukesly plat of
has no more business in society than Block
tho Village of GaUou, In Section, numbor throe ^ t o w n
ship
numooc
eight fS]: south of range number .nineteen
a statue; The world is made up of tIOj west, mDorriou
County and, Stato ot Michigan, will
bo.sold
at
public
auction or vendnoj:
_
trifles; and he who can trifle elegant
O u t U c l S t h d n y o f J i m c , A . J D 4 S7 e ,
ly and gracefully is'a valuable acqui at ono o’clockiu the afternoon, a t the front door of tho
lfouae, in. tho village o f Berrien Springs^ iu said
sition to mankind. H o is a Corinthi: Court
County of Berrieni to satisfy the amount whichahall then
bo duo on said Mortgage, together ■with tho costa of fore
an. column, in the fabric o f society.
closure aud salOj and an attorney fee thereinprovided tor*
Buchanan, , Michigan,
MORTGAGE SA LE.
MOSB3 XeGORB,.
Assiguee o f said Mortgage*
UÛiLLENGEC, Attorney for Assignee. :
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X j.
&c O -. W
X 3.
.
There exists a very beautiful cus
tom in Germany; On tho first day of
the new year, whatever may have been
the- quarrels and estrangements be
tween-relatives and friends., mutua.
v isits are interchanged, kindly visits
are given and received— all is: forgot
ten and forgiven.,
The N ew Testamont commands us
to love our enemies; t o /ttn
‘overcome
evil with g o o d h e n c e
conclude
that God loves his enemies — that
love is the central law of his govern
ment— that be will overcome, at last
all evil with all good.
I t is impossibl© tliat anyflaing . so
natural, so. necessary; and- so univer
sa l as deafb should ever have been, de
signed b y .Providence as an evil to
mankind.*
Tho grandest and strongest of na
tures are ever the calmest. A fiery
restlessness-is the symbol o f frailties
not,yet' outgrown.
The repose of
power .is’its richest phase and its clear
est festimony.
"Whoever is afraid o f submitting any
question'to: free: discussion, 1st more in
love lyith his own opinion than with
truth..
Men,’s lives should he like tho days,
more-heautiful’in the evening; or like
the spring, aglow with promises ; and
like the;-autumn, rich with golden
sheaves,' where good w,orks and deeds
-haveU’ipened on the field.
Out o f one hundred men you run,
against, you will find ninety-five "worry in g them selves into lo w spirits: and.
indigestion about troubles that will
never come.
L et a man keep the law, any law,
and^hig: pathway w ill he. strewn with
satisfaction. There-is more difference
an. the quality.of our pleasure than the
amount..
. .
Skepticism has never founded em
pires, .eatafcksHedv principalities or
change'd<the WorldJ^ heart. - The. great
doers in history p a v e been- men- o'f
faith;;.
C!Phunygrams.y
A good story is told of a Chicago
dry goods salesman, who has the rep
utation of being somewhat of a. wag.
H e recently sold a hill of goods to a
country customer,, who was believed
to be a little shaky, and was expected
to Gommit justifiable insolvency as
soon as ho had disposed of his stock.
A s it was the customer’s intention to
pay a small part of his account in
notes, which might prove worthless,
the salesman— so the story goes—
added here and there a little to the
price of the goods, so that when the
purchase of some two thousand dollars’
worth had been made; of which a ll
but two or three hundred dollars wt-Ve
paid in cash, there was no possibility
of the firm losing anything, even
should the notes go to protest. The
transaction concluded, the customer
besought the salesman to give him a
present of some sort, and the gener
ous dalesman accordingly presented
him with a valuable red silk handker
chief;
“That won’t do,” said the custome r1;: “ give me a nice silk dress for tny
wife, or something of that sort.”
“ Can’t do it,” responded the sales
man ; “but I ’ll tell you what I ’ll do ;
I ’ll give you back j’our notes.”
“N o ,” replied the customer; “ hold
o d , i ’ll take the handkerchief.5'’
-T A B L E .
Power Pr e s s
:
Dr. I Clarence Price
VISITED
a t 11 o'clock in the. forenoon, to satisfy the
amount- w hich shall th e n bo due on said
M ortgage, to g eth er w ith the- costs o f such
foreclosure, a n d also an atto rn ey fee provided,
for i n said-M ortgage.
JO H N R E Y N O L D S, Mortgagee.
J . J., Y a x R iP E H . A tty . for. Mortgagee.
D ated , B uchanan, Feb. 1 0 ,1 8 7 5 .
52w l8
Mortgage Sale.
JÊFAULT havingboen mado in tho paymont o f a cer
tain sum ofm onoy secured to bo paid by a certain iu(Ienturo o f Mortgage bearing dato tbo twenty-seventh
(27J day of January, in tbo ycar of our Lord one thousand
eight lnmdrod and uovonty- four (IST-i), made and executed
by Nathaniel B. Collins and Carolino C. Collins, hia wife,
and Philauder M; Weaver and Derinda Weaver, his wlfe,
o f tho Couuty o f Berrieu and Stato ot Michigan, to John
Fcrron* of said Oonnty and Stato, and; recorded in the
office o f tbo Register o f Deeds of said County, on the 28th
day o f January, A .D 1S74, In Liber ten (lOVof Mortgages,
on pjgq
on.whfcb said Mortgage there: is now claimed
to be due and unpaid a t tho dato: o f this, notice tho snm
of niuo hundred and forty-five and1sixty-five one-hun
dredths dollars ($945.65), and no suit at law or proceedings
in equity having been instituted to recover the same or
auy part theroo&^notica is therefore hereby given, that
by virtae of a power o f salo contained In said Mortgage,
and which has now become operative,and in pursuance
o f the Statute in such case made and provided, tho lands
describedin said Mortgage, to-wit: all that certain piece
o f land lyin g and being in tho T illage o f Buchanan, in
tho Goonty of Berrien and. State o f Michigan, known and
described asfollows, to-wit ; Commencing one hundred
k and: font (1041 feet sonth o f tho south-east corner ot Front
and Oak streets, in tho village o f Buchanan, thence* north
twenty-two (221 foot,, thence cast: sixty-two. (62) foot,
thence soutk twenty-two (22)fceti thence w est sixty-two
(G2) feet to the place1 o f beginning, with the. building
thereon, known as. warehouse and Post-Office building,
WiU he sold at public auction or vendue, a t the front door
o f tho Court, Honsej .inth e village, o f Berrien Springs, in
said County of Berrien,
o n t h e S S t h c l a y o f J n n c , A . X>. 1 S 7 5 ,*
a tlO o’clock in tbeforonoon o f said day, to satisfy tlio
Amount which shall then bo duo on said Mortgage, .to
gether w ith the costs; and charges o f said foreclosure and
sale*
Datod Buchauan, thisTOth day o f March, lS7o.
5w l3
JOHN FERREN, Mortgagee.
The, Rxminqton Skwixo^MA*
chine
favor *Las
rapid increase o f ratio of. sales
than any machine on the market.
noiseless, rApld, durable, with
R eminston No 2 Machine tor
perfect Lock Stitch
manufacturing jw\t\ family uho,
I t is a^Shnttle Macldne, with
Automatic: Drop Teed.
(roady for delivery only .sluce.
Design
Juno, 1874), for .rauge; perfection
beautiful and construction the
and variety of-work, is without
very beat.’
a ’rival )U him ily or \uorks1i(>p.
*
GOOD
AGENTS WANTED.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
liK A N C It O F F IC E S O F K EM ISrG TO jr CO M PA N IES.
ILI0NjN.T,
281 & 2S3 Broadway. Now York, Arms.
Madison Sq., New York, Sewing Machines.
Chicago,.237 State St., S. Machines and Arms*
Boston, 332 Washington St., Sewing. Machines.
Cincinnati, 181 West 4tli S t . Sewing Machines/
TJtica, 129 Genossoe S tj Sowing Machines.
Atlanta, Ga., DoGivo’s Opera House, Marietta Street,
Sewing Machines.
Washington, D. C., 521Soventh.St., Sewing Machines
N E W GOODS I
PRICE
CORNER
* village of Buchanan, in said
Hamilton^ plat, o “f the
County and State, together with tho boiler engine, pipes,
fixed machinery, and other fixtures-of every name and
MORTGAGE SALE.
' nature in aud about tho wagon factory and buildings on
EFAULT bavins been made In tbe conditioua o f n
suidpremises. Also tUariglit for nll time to como to uso
certain indenture
o f Mortgage, made
and exocnted
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tho east two (2) rods lying, directly cast, o f the north
ObarlesSinobart addMargret Einebart;bia wife, then
eight (S) rods of lot number nino ( 9) ,abovo mentioned, 1byf Buchanan,
Berrien County, and State o f Micbigau, to
. for tho purpose qCa wagon road, and os a moans of access oJobn.
Andrews, o f tbe same place, which said Mortgage
to. tho above, described land; said, .lot number nino (0) bears date
the. twenty-third *day of Jane,. A , D. 1S73, to.
being in said-Joha llamilton’s plat oE sold- village. Also
a
ecu
r
o
payment o f tbreo hundred dollars, as mention
tho oast four (4)1rods o f lot number fifteen ( 15) in Bain- ed and t ho
ortgage. which said Mortgage
toifsaddition to thoTiUnge of Buchanan, In said Coun was duly8pecidedinsaid.M
recorded in theoilice o f the R egister o f Deeds
ty of Berrlon and Stato of Michigan, will be sold at public in and for tho. Couuty of Berrien and State of Michigan,
auction or vendue, at:tho front door or the Court House,
on the 30th day o f Juno, A .D .1S73, at one and one-half
in thevillagoofBerrienSpringSiinsaidOoanty of Borrien, o’clock fu the afternooD, in Liber soven.(T) o f Mortgages,
D
O u t h e 2 1 s t d a y o l S I n y , A . l> . 1 S 7 5 ,
2w lS
MORTGAGE SALE.
Default having been made In tb e payment
of :v certain sum of money secured to be paid;
by u n indenture of ilortgnge, made and execut
ed by William J . Hall, o f theO ounty of B errien
and State of Michigan, of the first part, to John
Reynolds, of the County of St. Joseph, and
State of Indiana, of tbe: other part,, and bearing
date on the seventh day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, and re
corded in tho office of tho R egister of Deeds
of thei C’ouuty of Berrien, in said State, on the
Sth day of. December, A. D; 1369, a t l j o’elock
A Jf., in L iber Ho. 1 o f Mortgages, on. page 55,
on: which said Mortgage, there is claimed to be
due and. unpaid at the date of th is foreclos
ure,, th e sum; of.three hundred and twenty-four
dollars, (§324) and no sult a t law or proceedings
iu equity having; been instituted to recover the
said su m o f money or any part, th ereo fr There
fore, n o ticcish ereb y given, th a t b y v irtu e o f the
power o f sale contained in: said Mortgage, mow
becomo operative,, a n d ’ in pursuance of the;
statute in such case made and provided, the
land; described: in: said Mortgage, to w it: All
that, certain; piece, o r parcel of, land: situ a te d in
tho County of Berrien: and State of Michigan,
and known as the cast h alf (j) of the north-west,
quarter, (i) of ’section six (6),. township num
b er cight.(S) south of range number eighteen,
’(18) west,, will; b e sold a t public: auction or
tvenduc,1. at. th e fro n t door o f th e Court
H ouse, in th e village of B errien Springs, in said
County of Borrien,
O u t b o V t b f l a y o I M a y A . I > . 1 S 7 5 ,;
a t 11 o’clock in th e forenoon of said day; to
satisfy the amount which shall then bo due on
said Mortgage, together w ith the costs of such
foreclosure and sale, and also an. attorney fee
provided for in said Mortgage.
- JOHN REYNOLDS, Mortgagee..
J . J . V a x R ip e r , A ttorney for Mortgagee..
D ated Feb. 10th, 1S75.
.
53wl3
*pROBATE ORDER.--Stato o f Michigan,. County of
X: Berrien, 8B.—At a si—
*---- *•*.-**_.* . «
* - -the'
eoaaion.oftheFrobftteCourt&r
County of Borrien,- holdon nt «the Probato< Offlco. in th o
village of Borrien Springs,: on . Tuesday, the 30th day o f
March,- in tho yoar. ono. thousand: eight hundred and:
seventy-five.
FrcsoutyDanlel Chapman, Judge ofProbate.
Iu tho vmattor. o f tho.Estato o f Oeorge L. Green,
deceased;..
:
On reading and filing tlio petition,, duly vorified,of
William Kl*AYlilte,- Administrator on said estate, with: the
wUlannexed^praying for xeasons therein set forth^tbat'
he-may bo licensed and empowered- to sell the real estate
in said petition.descrlbed..
on page, two hundred nnd fi(ty-three.(253) as appears by
the record thereoih And whereas, thoro is claimed to he
due and owing: upon said M ortgage'tho. sum o f three
hundred and forty-six. dollars ($310.00) for principal aud
intorest; und.no suit at law or proceeding in equity
having been; commenced to recover tho.wholo or any part
thereof, notice is heroby given that in pursuance o f a
power o f sale in said Mortgage- contained, .the promises
set forth and described in said Mortgagor w iil.be sold at
pnhlio auction, totho;highesthidder,at the frontdoor o f
the Court House, in the: village of Borrien; Springs, in
said. County,
*
,
-.
O iit lie s is it e c u t U r t n y o f A p r i l, A .D .1 S 7 5 ,
at eleven o’clock in the forenoon, by the Sheriff of said
C ounty;tasatisfy the, amonntdue upon said Mortgage
and coats o f foreclosure;, together w ith an attorney foe
o f twontydlvo. dollars covenanted for therein. Thoprom■ises'described iu said Mortgage are as follows, to-wit:
Lot number ono (1) iu Block “A” iu George n . Zimmer
man’s plat o f tho Village o f Galien, in Township eight (8)
south of: rango nineteon (19) w eat, Berrien Couuty and
Stato o f Micbigau.
. . JOUlT.ANDREWS.Mortgngoe.*
E .M . PLtairiox, Attorney fer Mortgagee. :
Dated January llth>.A,:D;:lS7D.
:4Swl3
T)ROBATE ORDER.—State o f Michigan, Oounty of
JL Berrien, 83.—A t a sossion of tho Trobate Court, (or
tb e County o f Berrien, holden a tth e Probate office in tho .
village o f Bcrrion Springs,; on: Friday, the 12th day of*
March, in tbo year ono thousand eight hundred and
seventy-five#
Pro3ttnt, D aniel Chapmax, J u d g e o f Probate
I n the' matter o f the eatato o f John Hanover,
deceased.
On roading: and filing tho petition; duly verified, o f
W ells Hanover; praying that lotters o f Administration,
on Baid. estatem ay he granted.to William Hanover.
Thereupon it: is ordered, ThatMonday, the 12th day of
April next, at 11 o’clock in. the .forenoon; he assigned
for thohearing o f said petition, and that the hoirs at law
of said deceased, and nil other persons interested in said
estate,-aro reqnired to appear at a sossion of said Cou^h
then to he holdonjat th e Frohato Office, in,the T illage ot
Berrien Springs; and. show cause, i f nDy -there be, why,
the prayerrof tho petltioner, should not ho: granter. And
iH s further ordered; that said petitioner: give notice to
tlio persons intorestedin said estate, o f the pendency df
said petition^ and the hearing thereof, by causing a cofiy
this ordor to bo published in the Berrien County JSecord, ,
a newspaporj printed and circulated in said County q f h
Borrien, lor throe snccessivo weeks previous to Baid day
o f hearing.,
[L; SO
*
DANIEL CHAFMAN.
5w4
Judge
o "Probate.
( Alttrno copy.)‘
~
ProsentjDaniolChapmanrJudgo ofProbato.
I n tho m atter o f tlio Estate o f William Morley,
deceased.
’
*
Ou reading and.filing th e p o titio n ,d u ly v e r ifie d ,o f
Mary Morley, praying th at administration on snidestato!
•maybegranted fo B arr Bontom ■ .
Thereupon i t is ordered, that Tuesday, tho 13th day o f
April uoxt; a t ' U o'clock in th o forenoon, be assign-odfoc th e hearing'of said petition, and th a t th e lieirs at
law o f said deceased, and: a ll othor persons interested
in. said.<o s ta te ,a r o required, to appear- .at -& sossion'
ofsaidCourtithonto.boholdenatthoProbateO ffice,inthe
yillago ofBerrien Springs;andshow-cause,if any thoro bo,
w hy thoprayorof tno> petitioner' should n ot bo granted.
And it i s furthororderod,that said petitioner give notice.
:to the persons interested in said e sta te ,o f itho^ pondonoy v.
o f said petition, and tlio hearing thereof, b y causing a
copy. o f t h i s ->0rder to be published- i n : ; the
Btrrien 'County Record a newspaporprintod nndcircu^latedjin^said. C ounty.of Borrien, / for^throoieuccosaive!
weeks p roviou sto sa id d a y o fb ea rin g :
v
IJiiB.3;
; ■ DANI EL CHAPMAN;-*
A tru e oo p y ., > 6w4
r , * J u d a tof Probate. ^
Thereupon i i i s ordorod th at M onday,tho lOth day of
May^noxt, a t ; 11. o'clock»in +the foronoon,- be 'assigned
.for tlio hearing o f said petition,'and(that. theheirsatiaW
o f said deceased, and: nlLother persons interested in said
In' .the> matter"; of t thq?.Estato^ of WiUIam E;^Pieifbei*;
estate; are required to appear a t a session o f said: Coart,
.
w
deceased:
^ ;i. " ■
^
th onto be holden at thoProbato. Office. in tho villago of
Berrlon SpringSjTondshoWaCanse, i f any tberobejWliy.tho I ’V pOTIOEwis hereby 'glvon. thatM . wiir.Beil Vat vpuhU6v
•prayer' o f thopetitionor should not;, bo granted? And It,"
auction,-, to tbo highest, biddorkomtSaturflny, April*
is furtheror*cfered; tliat* said petitioner givo notico toithe \{VlOth,
lo t i A iD ; 1875, afiono o’clock in tho afternoon, at tho
persons in teresteain said ostate, o f tho pendency ofsaidr^ premises -heroin ^mention ed, rpursuanfci ,to;a licence fand^'
Administrator's ‘- Sale:
A ll K in d s of
PRINTING,
M.OM THE
NEAT
B O O TS & SH O E S ,
MEDICINES,
■ ie i i
Which wo propose to soil at' •
We Imvo also a large stock of
DRY
J"- H I .
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R O E .
S c lio o l
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K - S ,
MAMMOTH POSTER
H ooks,
S t a t i o n e r y , M u s ic , P e r i o d i c a l s
D aily .-and W eekly P apers,
U
Choice Wines&Liquors
r u
g : ®
,
A share o f the public patronage solicited. Store' iu H:
J . Howo’s 8tore. Buchanan" Mich.' k
d fe o
l^^^Remembeivthafc everyfclimg
sold is ju st as represented or money
refunded
1ADIS0I HOUSE
CALL A N D SEE U S BEFORE
PURCHASING.
While a newsboy was hanging
around one of the depots yesterday a
gentleman engaged him in con versa
tion and inquired: ,
“ Do you go to school, bub ?”
“Yes, sir, and I ’m in geography/’
was tbe answer.
“Ah, ha ! where does tbe sun rise ?”
• “ In the E ast.”
“ Correct. Where does it set ?”
“ In the: W est.” . . - .
“ That’s right. What is the earth’s
surface composed o f? ”
“Land and water, sir ?”
“ Right again. Is the world round
or flat ?”
:
‘■fLess'seejV mused the boy, sitting
down on a bench, “ Well, 1 know dad
and mam had a fight about that very
(JIVE US A CALL
Ceiiti’ally Lociiteth EIcg'aiitlyjFiiriiislica,C ltiB G E S iU O B E I U K
Dayton, Mich.
A rticleS s
W e h a y e o n e o f th e b e st o f
The OommerciaL Hotel of: the. City.
E m p o r iu m
Also a new an d complete line of
SIinlying Geography,
C IU O IIT irA T I, OH IO .
Rothermel & Claire,
AND
of
F a s h io n
TEETH ONEY $XO
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Lamps <&Lamp Shades)
OORDOM
JO B B ER S!
^ O U L D respectfully announce to; the
citizens of Buchanan andrviciiiity.
tbatho'haa qp'eneda ’
GLOBES AUD FIXTURES,
T A IL O R SH O P
: Of.his.own, over Redden ■&' Braham’
A Clioice Line of- Cigars
. * Store, andîs ready :to'. execute, on the
shortest, 'notice, all orders in liis linei- at1tlioVery lowest
prices.;- * ■■..'
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AMERICAN AND PARIS FASHIONS
Kegulariyrecoivedjandntall times faithfully observed..
an d Tobaccos.
Garments Cut and Patterns
Furnished
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P h y s ic ia n s ’ P re sc r i p t ions
C a r e fu lly C o m p o u n d e d .
CALL AND S I 1 .
' In any .style desired, and satisfaction guaranteed. '
. Having, had largo(.oxporience for years in the business,'
I warrant all my work to bo first class. A ll I ask for. is a
trial, ifeellng confidontthat I can ploaBO you and retain
yourcustom*
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A n d , a la T g e r a n d b e t t e r
th i n g ,
D r. L.-- :L. C A R M E R , D e n tis t,
POWER PRESS!
.All who aro in need of
B U C H A N A N ; M IC H .
L. P.
WATER,
JILZ’ IMPROVED PATENT WELLS.
The surface or first flow of. wâter;is pumped out, and^tbeâugur, pasiei tHrougb .the quicksand! and olaybed-iiltb:,
gray el, wher,e :the Y e ry p u r est :and.^softest:;70f ;wat0rl?i^
obtained/and in warranted 'quantities. B y -*this’processa .well is obtained in two day0, all',waUed .up with
SPENCER5 WILLAiti)
Galranizcd Iron ôr .Earthen Tiling*
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whichever, is preferred? These, wells are undoubtedly
the very CHEAPEST and BEST wells that caa-possibly!
be made
.. f.r
'JH echam $ Co.j
3.
Notary ljublic,.
Township ClerkJ'lnsurahce, &
Collection Agency. ’
Represents a numbor o f the heading and most reliable
F ir e .Insurance Companies-in .tho Ûnited-States.* .AU
collections attended to and moneys' prompily.remifcted.
Office In*Howe’s B lock ,■>south:side of.Front-gtreot,
Buchanan. Mich." *
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Sole Proprietors for Berrien Co. ’
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. petition; and thehearing theroof, by causing a copy of this ? âuthority granted 'to me von tlio -Othyday of Jnuo, A.-DA
‘ordor to bepnblishcd, in* thor 33ERiuEN.County .Rrcosi>,'i ; l 874;by the'Probate^Coart of,iB6rrIen>Conntyi»Michigan]l!f
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with chaste.engravingsjrelatlngjx) theiabovp^dla^ •
tho rollovdDttdosoribed
following doscribedreal
03tato,vtd?wit:;jLotnlno
ta newspaperiprinted and circulated lin^said- County, o f tko
real oatato,;..tO;Vrit:,.
Lot nino (9‘ ) 4i l f JJ- S6n:»t a. )jftrgain.;.Th0 t]»nas,liei;two“’»niiroBe;h-.U jtrated
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Berrionjifbr, fmwsucceHBivo^wooka
previous to paid;day j B)ock two (2), Lota sovon (7) nhd’oIglit'(8).Block-twolvo'|\n,|Uis'sbntlii6aJt of Q.Uen'vlll>ge.V?.Ibirt*'urMiinproVi|/eu
,>•Auiiui?ami
__gj and,explalniug
fiTivtftlnlnp-'wiiornnvmarrvS
who may marry§ ,the
the impediments*
impediments rot
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oLhonring;
( 12)1.l)atkOjVUlogo orHovr..!rroyimeirton/^nW Miohi.t|f«a;>i aoodk 6n«.rMa:*ood;,,oTUgorcl^d b n /ftto p u o v i'to) marriage, their nature, cause and curo.- 'Price,25;centa^C p S aleshop on'rw eat^ sldeolD aw s.
' the officeof'Richards A^Fox^BuchanaupMich.'
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■■‘l i ' o r price For;
an4 price
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| fn[ plain sealed envelopo; Office hoursi16, A. M. to 8 P , M.. formerly.
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Administrator pfsaid£>Ute;
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*8w5c ~ Judge t f t t o H f a f
Snndam a U> I P . M . . - ' ' CAtrue^copy.)’
S eeds.
-t -TermB.8 2 p ecy ea r;J iiE ifty 'rcen ts deducted' i f
paid yoarly.in advanê.^^Sendjfor a copy,, and
th en son d y o u r frien d a c o p y . .
Medical Infirmary, I
■ J : ■' Bed-Bottom
B a isiw
rien aiid’adjoining Counties";, ^
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duco some’of thQ'followmgeffocts'rNorvouBneBs; Seminal j *’ , .
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emlssionVBobility,-Dimness of :Sight,'Boiectivo Memory, i
Pimples’on thVFac6ji'-PhyBical^Docay,' Aversion, talho i S E T p - . E E S T R A V K , , : .
Society'of Females, CqnfuBionfof: Idoaa^LosaofSexunl-Poorer, etc., rondqringârriago iruproper. ahd>nnhappy,'j j ’.*? ^-3Cr^^Mamirttcturerrof*anil(Doalef
are ponnanontly-curod.^DiBoases peculiar towomonV.such"
1m Menorrhagia. Leucorrliea, or. WhftesjC)iIorosi5.;DiseAs-f
■MAndDiBplacemontsofthoJWonibi* Sterility,'^ otc.J^BUC-,ceesfully'troatod;* Ago*wlth*oxporiencoTcan;bo relied up-^
[ohT--Tt.isrolf-Q^dent;that'a'pHysician-.tTbatlngithousandA:
ôfc«êypry^bar'a'cquires]groat:Bî^Ponfidpnti
tVnltatidnipersonMrybrbyTottbrfreoând invited.-“-'Oura^;
fjj'f ’ E - y
:ThofieBt>andcheftposiy18vor)madq;,^:Onl3î$5jtaad:iy;ftrant—
iblol casesV’Tguaranteed;:
tMîcalAttondancoi’or.Advloe^mayfcaU^n^.orâ'ddroca;1 'oAîfoiffSiip'rioriina'ritsiwniboJaokuO.wledgSdratijflrata
L ik e
“ Don’t you like the seeds ?” said a
fellow- to his neighbor who was eating
mince pie and picking those things
out of the raisins, and laying them at
the side o f his plate.
“No, do you ?”
“ Why, yes, of course; they’re
good.”
“Well, here, friend, you can have
these, then,” said he passing over a
handful, “ they look like good ones.”
H@„Three Highlanders sat b y
their toddy* on a rainy day, and as an
Englishman was present they indulged
themselves in the idiom of his coun
try. One. said:’ “ This is the best
whisky I never tasted any. more.”
Is th e ' best_ local new spaper in"Southwestern The second said : “ So did I neither.”
Michigan' There' ia no- better-m edm m than -The third concluded : “Neither do I
the.R ecord,;by?which tho|eiIiym gat;a distance;
can ku p w ln e vast^natu’rai ad.vantag'os of Bor- too.
D R . C . A . S M I T H ’S
.postage stamp. Ôffice, No. . 3 1 ^ Prospect-streetxClovQ; land, OhioIV Rem'emher^that^Df. p.A.:;>Smith isvia well
j known physician’ o f this city/’ and who has been longer
, .located inÔleveland than any t other physician tthus adv vertlsing, notwithstandiug anything:to ■
.the contrary,that
maybeâdYertlied.t^ tsb:,
f o r g o t w h ic h l i c k e d ! ”
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T87- VTiBHINGTON ;St.- ' AiPREACHERt~*OF- X
THE GOSPEL,'having- cured his Ohicagpi) The T6"ngeBt!en- sonoFOonsii'mpUontiuits .wofetrstagosJaftor^boiifg^glycnL
D R . A . G . 0 L 3 N gagedintho'specinltreat- hp;tbîfyby^tlioJraoBtVpol©bvate]lA
_____ __ ment. 6lâll-.;private and -. iihako knbwn:tho:cur& (w^
cJiromoîseasosthan'aDyôther.^hyriciaiLJn.rth^rCity.' 'caseLtbithosohffiicted^tUj^tiima^'îroncW
H eiâ nr:;i^ptuFe,?.all u rin l^
CqldsvCbnsump£ibh7andjjalLdff6ctibuS;<5^
lmefcurialtaffecti6nsi‘6Lthe^throati;'skinii^
Lunga’ând w ill s6hd^,thh;Rbeip!b,4free^bf!c h ^
j :-V
1865.^ XSTABUSnxl} 1865.
.treated witli' unparalleled succesBi on.the latest Bcientift.o; whOi- dosirb-it'i .if theyifwiU TorwardilhoirAiddress ^ 'I- '?■:
Per the Cure of all forms of P rivate Diseascsi principles; ;Spermatoriheai:SoxualDQbiHt^
DANIEL i DEE. 176 FuUonrStrrNow^York.tfif25m6T?C "
as the result;of self-abuse in ‘youths sexual :o‘irr
'A thorough.and permanentcureôf. Gonorrhcoi, Qleot, •potency,
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cbMîu*maturer-yparflror^pthei5cauBM;5.and!.which
. Syphilis," Nocturnal EmiMi‘ons‘ or Self Abase, .Diurnal:
. Emi83ion'a1otc>:;*'iABliort;" every, form of Sexual [Disease.
: A safe.and speedy;remoyal of: obstructions to tho monthly
i periods, with:or without medicine.'- A ir communications
i strictly.confldontlal.^-BoardiDg and-nursing-furnished: if.
'■dosirod. ^No"leUor wiU. be answered nnless it contains a
D ost ’ t
Than can be found'in Southern^Micliigan. We
' fire constantly âdding new type and m aterial
and are determined-* notito -dje outdone, either
in price or quality,.
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And an abundance o f:it .will, do' w ell to get-Ohe of
Collins & W eaver Block,
h u t- I
— D etroit f r e e P ress.
:H as;pefma^
'atrtBridgmhcÂH^ to priic;
tico in all branches o f tho profession. JtVith a - largo ox
perience, ho.^varrants bis-work toicompete with any-Don~
tistE ast or West. A .fu ll Upper or .Lower Set of^Teetli
for 510; warranted to be.ortnb’vory beet material.and to
give perfect satisfaction onno.charge;^ Fmo'gold' fillings
at reduced rates; Call1and see. Teeth extracted with'
little or h o pain.
^
Office ffir the present at^residence. * J
WELLS! W ELLS!!
PURE
A man went into a clothing store,
in Lawrence, Mass., mid bought a hat
for §>3.50, le ft his old one, ami said he
would pay for it when lie came hack.
In h alf an hour he returned, and en
tering the store met the proprietor,
who was absent a t his first visit. The
proprietor was glad to see the man—
a neighbor of his— bat observing his
new, hat, a shadow came over his face,
and he said: “Where did you buy
that hat ? X can sell y o u a, hat*just
like that, and a good deal cheaper
than what you paid for ify I knnw.”
This pleased the neighbor, and hia eye
twinkled, as ho asked how cheap he
could sell him one. “W ell, you are a
neighbor o f mine, and you shall have
one for ju st §>1.75. “Y c iy wc-li” re
plied the customer, “I ’ll take this one
I have on, which I got here half mi
hour ago, and just returned to pay
for,” and he counted out $1.75, -and
departed for his suburban home, satisfied with his bargain.
G A.XLDR-IS OIST? S
S T _ ^ .T I 0 3 S T J B R 'S r a
BRUSHES'COMBS, HAND MIRRORS
THE-
— DEALER IN—
CO O D Ss
G-roceries, H otions W atcb.es, J ew elry
C lie m iG a ls ,
D Y E -S T U F F S ,
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B o tto m 1 P r ic e s !
SCHOO L BOOKS,
ROBATEORDER.—StateofM IcliIgan.C ounty ofBerJustice of the Peace,
rlen,
ss.—A
Probate ^Courtfor=the
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' - •t a sossion
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CountyofBorrion,holden a t tho Probate-Office,.in^the.
village o f Berrien Springs; on Friday,: the 12th day o f
MaTch, in .th o yoar one thousand-oight-hundred and
seventy-five.
.
Berrien ■County Record
A Business Transactioa.
P U R E D RU G S,
T o ile t
L o u s W o o ls .'
“Rob,” sa id . Tom, “ which 5s the
most: dangerous word, to pronounce in
the English language ?”
“ D on’t know,” said Rob, “ unless
it’s a swearing word.”
.
“Pooh !” said Tom, “it's shimllacl-,
because you are sure to get a tumble
Han ft.very largeasaortm ent o f the la te s t and between the first and last letters.”
best style of type, an.) material for JOB
“H a ! ha !” said Bpb. “Now I ’ve
WORK, ami ia fully prepared to sie e u te in the
one for you. I found it one day in
b est styles known to the a rt
tbe paper. Which is the longest
word in the English language?”
“Valetudinarianism,” said Rob,
promptly.
“No, s ir ; it’s smiles, because there’s
a whole mile between the first and
last letter.”
“ Ho ! ho 1” said Tom, “ that's noth
ing. I know a word " that has over
t7iree: miles between its beginning and
ending,”
“W hat’s that ?” asked Roh, faintly.
“J3e?eayw,ercclj said Torn — JFrom
“JacTc-in-tlie^JP’u lp it” S t.
Nicholas
Ifo r A p ril. •
Wo tako ibis' inotliod of thnuking onv patrons and.
friends for tlioir liberal pntronugo In tbo past,, and hopo
to merit aliboral slrnro of it in tbo futuro. To moot tho
wants o f onrcnslomers wo havo ju st addod a largo atock of
W e would .respectfully invite th e attention
of the public to our new ly filled stock, com
posing
•
PERFU M ERY
—0 1 THU—
Head, nerves, kidneys,-bladder, womb, and blood. Affec
tions Of the urinary organs, gravel, scrofula, rheumatism
catarrhv ftstbnm, broucliitis, dyspepsia, &c.
Drt.Price’s reputation lias been acquired
candid
honest dealing aiid years of successful p ractice.'
My practice, not onci. of experiment, but.founded on the
laws of Nature, w ith ;jars;o f exporlence; and evidence to
sustain it, does not tear down, make sick to m akew ellj no
harsh treatment, no trifling, no. flattering; We know tho
canse and the remedy needed, no guess wo,irk, bu t knowl
edge gained.by yoars o f experience1 in the treatment of
Chronic diseases oxclus.iveiyj no;encouragomont.withOiita
prospect. C.mdid Jn our opinioHj reasonable in Our
charges,claim not to know everything, or to cure every
body, but do claim to reason and common, sense. TV<
invite th« sick, no matter w hat their ailm ent, to c a ll,in
vestigate before^they abandon hope, makointorrogationa
and docide for thomselvos. I t w illc o s t nothing, as consultation is freo. Visits mndo regularly; •
D r. V . Clarenco P rice cun:, bo consulted a t Niles,
Reading’s Hotel; Saturday and Suudav, the loth and ICtli
o f May.- A t Luporto; I n d , Merrill Houso, on- Sat
urday and Sunday; tho 17th and 18th o f April; and
Saturday and Sunday, the 12th and 13th o f .Tune.
Patiouts will address all letters to Dr. V. Glarocco
Prico.^Vaukegan, III , with Btnmpi
REM1NGT0NN,SEWINGMACHINE'CO. ILI0N, N. Y,
Addross
THE
THROAT,
LUNGS,
HEART
STOMACH,
LEVER.
its existencet has m et with a more.
o f good qualities; 1
namely: Light running, smooth,
In Urn
fnrAiirmn in T.Hinn
hour nf
o f (11/A*plnnlf
0)<Co’clock in
tho forenoon,
Liber nnmlmivIR
number 13
O. Day's addition to said village; also lots one, two,tbree,
o f M ortgages,on page 53G, ou which smdMortgage there
four, five and six in the Central additionto said village,
is claimod to bo due and unpaid ut tbo ilato: of this notice:
also a strip|of land southjof saidlot No. one,in said Central
tho sum o f Ibur’ thonsaud, throe hundred, and tw’enty^
addition, s ix feet In width; also lot six, block A, in snid
eight dollars audninoty-four cents, ($4,32S;04) and no suit
Day’s addition to sold village; also lo t seven and west
at law or proceedings in canity having been, instituted
four rods oflot; oight, block
In said Day’s addition to
to recover the same or an y part thereof? Therefore,
saidvfilago; also lotonej. block A , Central addition to
notice is horeby given, that by virtue of axiower o f sale
said, village; also a piece o f land commencing thirty-eight
containedin said Mortgage,, and now becomo opemtivo,
feet east of tho south-west corner o f l o t number one in
aud iu piursuanco o f the statuio in such cose, made and
Hamilton's plat o f said village, thence north sixty-eix
provided, the lands described iu said Mortgage, to-wit; ; feet. thencs coat eighteen feet, thence, sonth Bixty»six
AU thoso^ certain.pieces or parcels o f land situate, lying
feet, thence w est eighteen feet to place of beginning, in.
and b eingin:tho couuty of Berrien and Stato o f Michi
saidvillage, a ll of smd above described lands being in the
gan, aud known as tlio north ton (10) feet, iu wi.dth by
county of Berrien and State o f Michigan.
eight (8)rods in length o f tho west oight (S) rods o f vil
Terms; announced at time o f salo.
lage lot number sovon (7), also tlio wost eight (8) rods o f
S AMUEL FRENCH,
lots uumbers eiglit. (S) aud nino (0), also lots numbers:
J . J . TAN RIPER,
ton (10), eleven’(11) and twolvQ (12), and the south'half
Administrators.
of lot1number tuirtoon CIS), all: o f saidilots being in John
Dated Bncbanan; March 9 , 1S75.
nt the hour o f eleven:o’clock, in. the forenoon,, to: satisfy
tlio nmonnt'which shall thou, be duo on.said Mortgage,
together with tho!costs and charges, of such foreclosure
aud: sale, and also an attorney lea provided for in said
Mortgage.
Dated Buchanan;/February 25th, lS 7o*
ANDREW C. DAY, T Mortira£rce8
SOLOMON KOUGETf j Morfgagces.
OF
family uso, in tho. tfiirdtj/ear oj
possessing the] best
combination
D iseases
C h r o n ic
Remington No; 1 Machine for
has sprung rapidly Into
NILES
J[JAS met with.unprecedented success in the treatment
. of all
REMINGTON
O u t lie T in D a jr o fj U n y , A . S . 1 S 7 5 ,
1
His Choice.
B oss H at, Cap ahd Furnishing. Store
J^jEFAULT having been: nmdo in tiio payment of a cer section twenty-two, in said town eight, south o f range
tain sum of monoy secured to; bo- paid by a certain eighteen west, nud willalso soil at public auction or venindenduro of Mortgage,; hearing date the 10th day of duo to tho’higliest:bidder; on thepremises, i n the townDecember, iu tho year o f our Lord one thousand eight slitp o f Buchanan, Berrien county, Michigan, on the 27 th
hundred and sovouty-four;. inado and executed b y the. day of April. A , D.,1S75,Zbetween the hoiurs of] tou
Buclmnau Wagon; Compauy, (formerly called the Bnchau* , o’clock in tne forenoon and four o’clock^ in the afternoon,
an Wagon Manufacturing Company,) qEBnchanaUj Ber
theibllow ing dcscribedrealestato to-wit: Lot number
rien County, Michigan, of the flrst; part,, to Andrew C« five, block thirteen, in Ross &Alexander's addition to tho
Day and Solomon Rough, also’of said Couuty and State, TillogaotBuchiiiiAu; in the county o f Berrien and State
ol the second part). and rocordedin tho office-of tho Reg
o f M ichigan; also lotB sixteen and.seventeen in Ross k
ister of Deeds of tho County of Berrien: and State of Alexander’ssccond additiontosaid v illa g e o f Buchauan;
VU the
tUU/MU
ULVUI, A.. D^1ST4, at the
WAS)
Michigan^ on
22d Ulkj
day u*.
of UIIW
December,
also lo t ibnes oen in same addition; also lot twelve in A.
J . J* YAN RiPX3, Att*y for Mortgagees*.
P O X .
j)€en JSj W o m e n 's a n d C h ild re n 's W ear.
i eon w est; and the southwest fractional, quarter of said
There is no art or science that is
too difficult for industry to attain -to
Industry makes a man understood anc
valued iff all countries, and by all na
tion s; it is: the philosopher’s stone
that turns: almost everything into
gold.
v-
FLOURIjTO_ m il l s .
A. L. HAYES & SON.
B e not ashamed to confess that you
have- been in the wrong. I t is but
owning what you need not be ashamet
of, that you now have more sense than
you had Before, more humility to ack
nowledge1it, and more grace to correct
it. '
1875.
G JISTQ M •M IL L ,
Your life is not. long enough to make
MORTGAGE SALE.
i t pay to cherish any ill-will or hard
EFAULT having boon mado in tha conditions o f a
B
. certain indonturo of. Mortgage madaaud execatodby
thoughts toward any one. What if
E. Remingtou & Sons,
Bavid"Woavor and Mary Wcavo t his wifo, of tho* County
that, man has cheated you, or that o f Berrien; and1Statctof Michigan, to John Reynolds^ of
Remington Sewing Itl. Co.
tho Conuty of: 31; Josoph and State qf Indiana, which
woman played you false*? What if this said Mortgage boars date tho. 11th day of April, ono
Remington Ag’ l Co.,
eight:hundred and. sixty-eight, and given, to sofriend has forsaken you in your time thousand
enro tho payment of aixtoQu hundred dollars with interof need, o rth a t one, having won your efitatlO por cone., according to tho conditions'of a nqtcoCovoudfttethorowith, which said Mortgage was dnlyteutmost confidence, your warmest love, cordc<Vn tho office of the Register of Boyds of said County
of
Berrieu aud Stato of Michigan, on the 15th day of
has concluded that he prefers to con April,,
A* 1); 1303, at
o'clock P. M., in: Libor Y o f
Mortgnges,
page 237, on which, said "note and. Mort
sider1,and treat you as a stranger ? L et gage there isonclaiuiod
to. baduo and payable at tho date
it all pass. W hat .difference will1 it of this: notice'tho som o f two thousand fiyo hundred' tiiir-i
ty tiiroe dollars and thirty three cents, andno suitat’law
make to yon in a few years, when you or
proceedings in eatiity having been institutcil.torccover
Administrator’ s Sale.
tho same or any part thereof, therefore,, notice Is hereby
go hence to that “undiscovered coun given,
that by virtue of a:power o f sale eonhuuedin said Jn'tliQ matter o f the estate, o f Archibald ^Dunbar, de
ceased.
try 1” A ll who ill-treat you now will iMortgagcj and nowbocome operativo, ami in pursnenco
of the statute in such caso made and provided, tho promis heroby given that b y virtue o f an order of.
be more sorry for it then than you, i 3Qssot;.fort1i in said Mortgage, to Wlcr alt that certain WfOTlGE
lx the
' Judge:
- ‘ o f‘Brobate o f the—
• o f—
• in
•
County
Borrien,
picco or parcel q£ land situate, lying and Doing in the
even in your disappointment and grief County of Berrien andState ot Michigan, and known-as the Stato o f Michigan, made ou tho 23d day o f February
A
^D
.lSrovin
the
matter
o
f
tho
estate
o
f
Archibald
Duntho westhalCG^D of tho north-east fourth
of scctson
qan be.
oightuQn,;town, seven, south ofrango eighteen west, cou- bar^ deceased, the undersigned, administrators o f said es
w ill sell atpublic auction or vendue to the highest
A few more smiles,a few more tears, tamingidght3f accosimoro or less,, win bo sold at public tate,
tho premises, in tho township o f Bertrand, in
auction or veuduo, attUo front door of tho Court House : bidder,.on
the
County
and Stato o f Michigan, ou the 26th
some: pleasure, much pain, a little in tho village ofBcrrion Sptings, ip said: County of Berri day o f April,ofBerrien,
A« D. 187o,hehveen the hours of ten o’clock
In the forenoon, andfoar o’clock in tho afternoon, the
longer hurrying through the world, en, O n t l i e 7 s .ii B a y o f M a y , A . I> . ls >^7 5 ,
described real estate, to-w it: The south part
XI. o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the amount which following
some hasty greetings, and abrupt fare at
of "tlie south-east fractional quarter of the north-east
shall then hq duo- on said Mortgage, together With, the
ijUarter,
and,
the east h a lf o f the- south-east fractional
costa
of
such
foreclosure
and
snlo
and.
alsoan
attorney
wells, and our play will be “played
quarter o f sectiou number twenty-two, in town eight,
fee providedvfor ia said Moitgago*
............
south
of
range
eighteen: west, in Hie cotmty of Berrien
out,” and tlieinjurer and the iujurec
JOUtf REYNOLDS, Mortgagee
andStateO f Michigaa;' also Uie west h a lf o f the north
J*. J. VjlN Rrpi®, Att’y for Mortgagee.:
will be led away, and ere long forgot • Bated
east
qtuirter,
and
tho w est half o f the south-east fractionBuchanan, Feb. 10, 1S75^
52w l 3
; a t quarter ot said section twenty-two; also the east half
ten . I s i t worth, while to hate each
, o f tbouorfch-westquarter*of said, section: twenty-two;
also the west, half o f the north-west quarter o f said sec
other ?
tion twenty-two,in said town eight, so u th o f range eightMortgage Sale.
Words, “ those fickle daughters of
the earth,” are the creation of a bein
that is finite, and when applied to ex
plain that which is infinite, th ey-fail;
for that which is made surpasses not
the maker, nor can that which is im
measurable by our thoughts be meas1ured by our tongues.
Thursday/4? ’ April- ; I'5f
_ Default, h a y in g been: m a d e in th e condi
tions of a c crtain .in d en iu reo f M ortgage made-1
’
m J C I I A N A N , M I C H .,
an d executed b y D avid;W eaver,, of th e village
o f D ay ton,Y u th e co uqty o f B errien, and ,
K IN G E R Y & M A R B L E ,
S late-o f M ichigan, to Jo h n R eynolds, o f the
co unty o f St., Jo se p h and. S ta te of Indiana",
P i'o p r ie to r s .
w hich said M ortgage, bears, date the seventh
day o f N ovem ber, in tlic y e a r ono thousand
-The mill h a s recently undergone repairs
eig h t h u n d re d an d seventy, and recorded in :
and-is b e tte r able th a n fo r years p revious to
the office o f th e R e g iste r o f D eeds o f B errien 1
do all kin d s o*f work, prom ptly a n d in .the
county, a n d State, of M ichigan, on the 2Sth
very best, condition.
d a y o f March, A . D. 1STI, a t 1-i- o’clock, P .
D rd e rs fo r.F lo u r, M eal, Feed,- A c :, fo r th e
M., in. lib e r N o. 2 o f M ortgages, on pageM SI,
w holesale and retail trade prom ptly filled.
t wlijehi said Mortgage; w as given as additional
{ ^ " S p e c ia l a tte n tio n paid to- cu stom
se cu rity to secure the pay m en t of a certain
g
rin
d in g ,
n o te for sixteen h u n d red dollars* w ith inter-e st a t to n p e r cent., bearing date the 11th
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
day o f A pril, A . D. 1S6S, an d collateral w ith
M ill,on Portage. Street.
a certain M ortgage o f th e sam e date. A nd
19tf
P . ' E . K IN N E Y Miller.
w hereas; th ere is now due an d ow ing upon
said note- a n d M ortgage a t the date of th is no
tice the sum o f two thousand live hundred
BUCHANAN
thirty-three; dollars and th irty -th ree cen ts;
and no s u it a t law or proceedings in equity
.having--been in stitu ted to recover th e sam e
o r an y p a rt thereof: Therefore,notice, is here
b y given that, b y virtue of a pow er o f sale
ROUGH & P E ^ sT p ROPRIETORS,
contained in said M ortgage, and now becomo
operative, a n d in pursuance of th e statu te in
Cash P a id ior W heat, Corn, &c
I f there is any m an in. this to w n o rc o u n ty t h a t ’w ants to be well Booted, well H atted
su ch case; m ade an d provided, th e prem ises
or Capped, Clothed and Collared,* let hinvcall a t the well stocked store of
se t fo rth in said M ortgage, to-w it: A ll th a t '
certain piectf o r parcel of land lying and boCUSTOM V/0RK CAREFULLY ATin g in the south-w est q u a rte r .of,section, eight
TEiSDER TO.
(S}, in tow nship seven (7), south of range
eighteen (IS ) w est, in the county of B errien
iV e will guarantee perfect satisfaction or quit thebusinees. \Ye have a large line of
a n d S tate of M ichigan, an d hounded as fol
lo w s: B e g in n in g fo rty rods n o rth o f-th e
south-w est corner of said section eight (8),
thence ru n n in g east tw enty-nine (39) rods,
T he very best in th e C ounty. W e also have the
th en ce n o rth fifteen (15) rods to th e center
o f the-public highw ay leading to H ill’s Cor
HAS
, nei£, thence in, a n o rth -w esterly direction
along th e center o f said highw ay tw entyn in e (20) ro d s, th en ce in a south-w esterly In the County, Specialties, m , H ats, Caps, Fine U nderw ear, F ancy Ties, Scarfs, Gloves,
direction, to the place of beginning, contain-- H osiery, &c.
in g four acres, m ore or less, w ill b e sold a t
U n io n B lo c k , B u c h a n a n , M ic h .
.
p ublic auction o r vendue a t the front door
F IF T E E N Y E A R S .
o f th e C ourt H o u se in th e village o f B errien
Springs,.in said, county o f Berrien,
BAted March ITtb, 1375.,
About Hating.
Hate not. It is not worth while.
Record,
.
:'4''Vr-
‘U g k .Ih e Norwich A u rora says::
“A lady walked seven miles in one
*’ ; hour and forty-five minutes.” - That’s
nothing. Wo have escorted one tw o.
E S , ; miles in threediours and fifty minutes.,. / "
.Rut shc-wasn’t in a hurry. The old
! folks bad gone to bed by that time,.
[ she said.
■ .
B n c lia u a n V M ic b .
; UgS^The editor of a "western 'paper
says that although he is a-public man
his woodpile is. not a public woodpile.;. -He wants certain persons tolet "bis wood alone, and not'be piling
it on too thick. " -
......
1 'i*
* --F
| lift-*--' t
[ » -ii*
‘
■■'-V ;: -r
* -v
;
h ;T
___, ..n. Io.wa station-agent." whowanted to use 'a'red 'lantern, b u t had1
no globes, wrote^to the^ Superintend- '
entito send hiin a-gaUon of Ted'si^nal-.oil. The latter, .however, sent him.*
his discharge..
I

J . BUCHANAN, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL i 5, 1875. oo Miss Lilian

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