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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

The crops in Western Europe this year have
turned out very fayorably. France. Germany
belgium, and Switzerland have been favored WIN =
au abundant harvest. and the little land cultivated
in Spain has yielded we'll. italy iorns an excsp.
ton. aud advscss from usaoa are to the effect that
in two-thirds Of the country such bad crop has
not bssu seen since 1858. In Hungary. the DaDu.
bian Principslit,ss, and Russia. the results arc
penerally uafavoEshle, and the e1portafions ife"
Turkey ays expected 70 Be smaller than usual
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

Rxoopx SUNDAYS IN NEw YoRY.--"Six days
vill labor aud On the eve on the seventh get
drunk and butcher any man against whom have
disliks," Aeems to be the weekly resolve OF the
average New York rough. The regular record Of
misdesds arc moro dyed with blood than usual last
Sunday. Men cut and shet viciously Tor imas'"s,,
ry or trifling offences and in one instance an OLD
vendstta. out Of which has grown from time TO
time many sasguinary affrsys, occasioned smother
telonious assault by two members of the swamp
Rang In the fourth ward upon one OF the rival 'ae'
fion-N i. Ere. Er.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
|DAILY GAZETTE.
s,.eed Democratic Meetings.

ci, Executive Committee meets every MN.
tsy eysninf. At 8 o'clock.
" a,eeIey & Beown Campaign Club meets ev-
l., T,,e.dav evening, at 8 O'Clock.
c.rman Dvusocrstic Club meets every Wed
n.al,v evening, vt 3 o'clock:
~ n.mmraiic Association Of Wilmington meets
L,sry Friday evening. NJ O'Clock.
4 nsricus Club meets every "wednesday even.
H., Morrow's building, 2ll Market streeet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
The Bloody oround at satory.

.; rAh!s, Sept. ls.--Lolivs. Dsschsmps. and Deni.
sllie' the three Communist condemned n death
'ot numbering hostages, and in whose commuta-
uoa OF sentence was refused. were shot this mora
ing at Satory.
sANisuED FROM 4nRss NATIVE LAND.
~ rAsta, Sept. l8.-Eight hundred and eighty
communism, coEdsmned 10 transportation EN-
Oarkod at brest to-day for New Caledonia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

co IN the Ho,ieultural Exhibition 10 the 10.
.;,u,e Hall. You cannot expend small sum
more properly or in any way in which you will
10 more fully compensated. Go this evening" -
N. urocecd, arc for the Orphans Home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

The Democrats and Liberals Of Lancaster
rommpleted their county ticket yesterday. 1t
Is headed by II. NJ. North, Democrat for
Congressman; Adam X. Wilmer. 1.ibe raj, for
state senator; and Henry NJ. EnRsl. Henry
II. hnrtz aud VIM. Gunkle, Liberals, for
AsSembIymen.
A meeting Of representatives of the United
Workmen 5 Political Association was held in
New York on Tuesday evening, to take
measures FOR the extension Of the organization
throughout the city. The object Of the Asso-
ciation is the election Of friends of the work
ing men to local aud States offices.
The National Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
| ton completed its organization on Tuesday
| evening, with General logan a. President. The
Convention adjourned Yesterday, after adopting
resolution IL -npport OF Grant, Wilson anC
llsrtrani.
-Four more young ladies have been admit
ted to pelawareG Gollege, making six in all
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
Don Carlos Still SoheminR.
MORE WORK For THE K1No,s rpoops

MADRID. Sept. 1s.-Several trains on the
railway between Saragossa and Barcelona
nave lately been fired upon by the Carlists
the drivers, in fear Of their lives. have re-
FUSED To- work, and the running Of trains BE-.
tween the two cities has been suspended
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

TRfAsURE UNEARTHED IN JEFFEnsoN Co..
NA.-The Shepheld.on (Va) Resis,er gives
currency TO n rurnor that during the war q fed.
eral quarter master, who wa. i0,iv pushed by
the enemy, buried some $50, 700 in gold and
greenbacks under a large white oak shout a
mile from Shepards.own, on the left of the road
10 putliel'Pa. and that lev nights ago he came
and dug up the buried treasure and took il
away.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
9Mhtif Sales.
A VALUABLE FAR NJ
FOR SALE,
Containing 1913 Acres,

49, Situated in New Castle Hundred on the
Me road leading from New Castle to WHINING
III ton. Delaware. about four miles from HE
former and one mile from the latter. The
land i of superior quality and in u high state ot
cultivation. There Is nm Apple Orchard Of the hnc>,
fruit. now in full bearing. b-sides q number OF other
Fruit Trees of the yariaus kinds. The improve
Hents are extensive and complete. The Mansion
il ot brick large and substantial ontaiHing 10 iarse
roumS. There il i Frame kiehe: attached, with
serya ants room above. The Barn is In feet long
and has storage Tor tons OF hay. and stahlius Tor
about ~ head of stocx. The Granary is large AMI
su'ptantisl. with corn cribs and carriage house NJ
tarhei u large Ice House and other uutbuiljing-
There are II acres OF this farm which has been
erected II New Fran. Dwelling S0xls. with all he
cessary outhuildings. now cultivated ~ truck
den. renting for s1N Der annuin.
Also two good Frame Tenement Houses suitable
for the of farm hands.
The situation of this farm is one OF the fines. in
the State. having an extensive view Oi the Della
ware river. the city of Wilmington AID the ad, ,aceht
| country. There are a number Of tine building site.
on the farm ieoud be conve euientiy .iiei at.
| Il number ot small iarm>.
This i rare Opportunity for capitalist. TO invest
| money, a lLnl in tine vicinity Of Wilmington i.
| rapidly increasing in value.
II not sold by the Eth day OF October, il will be
sold at Public Sale IN that day. on the premises at
| 9n'ciock. .. m.
! Terms W i'll be made ca TO suit purchasers.
| Make application to uuLE n MILLER
| No. Cos Market street.
| Wilmington Del.
orto WILLIAM II. LAMBSON.
| SepI j.. l8Ia-dtaw8w on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
The CholOva.

LONDON, Sept. lS.--A despatch from Tshersn
sports that the cholera il raging with great vio-
,.ace 10 bokhara. 1t u estimated that thousand
psop'e are dying daily from the scocrgs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
FARM rDR SAFE.

~ Win he sold At Pri, ate Sale, q Farm sit.
lE uate in Mill Creek hundred, IN New Castle
M county. state Of Deaw are. Ad, dining lands
- of Wm. Braekin. Wm Torbert. las. spring
Lindsey. Jr.. ant containing 25 acres about 20 Of
which are in valuable tiinber the hsaucs 10 hshIy
improved. hayin. been Lined and msnured with
the bost snnres for the last 20 years The i'm
prOvements consist of a large substantial Stone
Dwelling and large Stone Double decker Barn.
with overshoot and shedding attached also wagon
house. carriage. wood md smoke houses. corn cribs
and all other buildings necessary for q we'll con
Quoted farm Convenient 20 scho smlIs. churches.
Of Wilmington. he buildings are stu ted ON .
high piece OF land from which we have view OF
portion of surrounding country. If this property
Is not sold before the II h of December next. it
will be sold at Public SaIc. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shown the property by Fl. Walk
er. residing on it, or hy Samuel Lindsey. at McCIei
landville. Del SAMUEL LINDSEY,
sep20-wif Executor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

The County Convention mee.s Al New castle,
NJ Saturday. at I o'clock, Pm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

|esIssssT HIssssT OF A Posr-OTTIcE CLRRK.-Ths aps-
|lsd,!cr" o. Ne toae-o@cs Department, Mr.. John
as,s. s.srs' IN TIE Philadsphis Pas-ollos, ON he
k!s OF taking letters from the once. At .
(RS.sE osiore Y. 8. Commissioner Biddle, Mr..
ss.os, !sstdsd that hs found two letters on Ne
y .. o. The accussd. that had been seat to par
c,th.sSss zoe neity wa'to wss hsld In $1,000 bail for
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
TM SRAsos At CApr nAy-A cor,..no

:, ~ SRA!oa At CAPE AAv-A correspondent
S,s =, soe baltimore Ameviean says: The total re-
ap~ o. the three leading houses are about q fol.
\, I: az Seoskton Hoass t20O. 600. Congress Hall
co.o co"o. Columbia House $4,000. aud you can
a,ss sas.iy Is much - twsnty y-avs per cent nat
fa! .s oa this. ln'assd, am assured that Colonel
.S ot Consrsss, Will realize over 81. 600 for bis
|ssos. Of two months; duffy, Of The stockton, a.
sne eame hsedsome dgure, and Bolton OF the
s~ssaaMa about 1000. Conersss Hall viii have
[.s extension this wintsr, giving an increased
OF ~ tuo Aandred and ten single rooms,
se Sns sas Stockton I'D 4 IN contsap,ston to add
|ss0 wing Alley. dancing hall aul oos hundred and
eos..S.s .Sas,s rooms Anothsr enterprise. now under
S.a. % ths sits ef tha Aosnt Vsrpon, which was
i. namnsr OF ysars since, some distance be.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
TO. TAX eAyERs, Of the First or

= 80Utn0FN OVOtT1Ct.
City tax .hes will please notice that the bills
are oil u. ade out and the subscriber be found
at the City Hall every day from to l2 O'Clock Q.
NJ. nnd from 2 to p: ID. Thos. who pay before
the FIRST Of August will receive deduction Of per
ce0t WIN. STILLEY,
yylG-tf Collector
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

Enough to balauce the loss OF Ohio and Illinois
|states. But we expect to carry both of them.-
Inc Liberal movement has been strong in both
rom the beginning, aud 10 supported by the most
widely circulated aud influential Republican news
papers in each State. No two States sent halt Is
|smauy delegates to Cincinnati. and In none except
Aisouri vas the Liberal movement so vigorous
|aad spont,neous
now very sanguine, and viii prosecute an enerss.-
" enpaign IN the confident hope OF carrying the
Sc obsr election in the three important States oi
1snn'ylvanis, Indiana, and Ohio. success in these
~ Tender any furthur strenuous esertions need
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
3attees.

NOTICE
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packcaes and Express Matter to and from all points
on the line Of their road and " est Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph Office.
No, West Third street or to their Depot, Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMulien Seal,
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ.
aV6-tf Genl SUIT ". & II. X. r. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19
Tho Electoral Vote.

The New York World closes an elaborate ar
tioe, on "rns Frightening Prospects" with the
following:
Nobody but horn idiot eonld ever have ex-
pectsd that either Vermont or Maine would give
its eecto al votes to Greeley. Ills chief strength.
that Is 10 say, tho chiet strength OF the Liberal
movement as an addition to the Democratic vote,
lies in tho seven States which sent large Repubii-
eau delegations to the Cincinnati Convention. -
Ihsse will be carried for 9reelsy, and with thesc
his election is secure. The number OF electoral
totes given by these States 10 a. follows
New York 80 Psnusylvani1 20
Ohio y Illinois Il
Indiana Is MIssoNru Is
New Jersey
lag
10 these add the electoral votes OF the following
States which would be sure tor any Democratic
candidate without Liberal Republican aid
Delaware g Msryiand s
Virginia II Georgia Ii
kentucky l.. lennessae II
West Virginia
oil
Adding the electoral votes in the two lists we
have
For Greeley 2OT; Necessary to q choice l89
Surplus electoral votes ~.
We have, moreover, good cnaucs. in the follow
ing doubtful States:
New Hampshire i Connecticut q
North Carolina II Florida
TeEas 8 California i
oregon
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

10 these add the electoral votes OF the following
States which would be sure Tor any Democratic
candidate without Liberal Republican aid
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-19

W Lu xi,es the most rebacco for Ia ecsts
w MI LLI\. on the eurne
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

OF the month beirs now pretty we'll filed
Coffee is weaker atthe East bat without change
here. Refined sugar is very firm at 1870 for
standard A. The drug business Is quieter than
it has been for ong time. owing to the fact
that on large number OF articles duty comes
on on Aug. ist. Dry goods are still quiet, but
jobbers look forwSd with confidence to good
trade at an early dste and prevent prices being
maintained Our WOOL buyers have been taken
With another blue streak and are uniformly
! talking lower prices Some Of them have caused
a number OF their interior buyers to suspend
and declare they vii not operate freely until
wool is more saleabe az the East, or prices are
lower at the West say at 50g52c. There IS
also considerable complaint about the condition
OF the wool, which many localities wac al
lowed to go too long unsheared after washing
and is consequently greasy and dirty, and AZ
compared with Last years, not worth a. much
| by sc per 10. Flour has suddenly come INTO
strong demand and prices are getting steady
Sales to-day aggregse fully 1000 bbls. and in
clude all grades theb best white 1T $7.5O@s.00 /;
medium at s6.5007. and low grade at s5.3596.
The receipts are very light and much confidence
is felt that all the old stock eau be worked of
at good prices. Wheat 10 4a5c higher than
week ago. but meantime has been sG4c lower.
The demand IS strong, and stock being low and
receipts light, prices rule very firm. The market
advanced fully Sc today and closed with de-
cided upward tendency. Ii vii! not be surpris-
ing il No. touches p before another week.
after which look out for new wheat and tumble
in values. Closing rates to-day were extra,
clio: No. l white. l.67lz Treadwell, Les ;
amber. 1.60. Corn is dull al SEE. Oats are in
brisk demand at 3Sc with "a generally asked
White are firm at 37c new 10 have sold a. "a,
aud new No. western at Soc Apples are du u
at 75c6l.00 Tor state. Farmers Should not
think because Southern sell at :2@3 per bl.
that their windfalls will command az much
Butter is without improvement, unless very
choice. for which l7c can be realized. Bees
wax is wanted a. 3Oa39c, but honey is dull At
22a25c. Cheese easg at 1l@l2c for factory
Eggs quiet at 15c. HIDES firm at SIC. Pota-
toes firm at sl@l.lC per bu. Tallow quiet at
nc.
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For the True Northerne-.
HFRR.fH FGR GE.>'ER.fL
GR.f.s'p."
By s. NJ. sERyoss.

Grant again Is on the track
Hurrah FOR Gen. Grant.
He's 10 foundered, worn out hlck.
Hurrah for Gen. Grant.
Hes run before, he knows the road;
HE feet are sure tho heavy the loads,
And ne always wins with an honest mode.
llurrah for Gen. Grant.
Tie people say we'll try him again.
Hurrah for Gen. Grant
lie has honest, true and faithful been.
HurTah for zen. Grant
Tho Greeley. Shurz and Trumbull TOO,
With all the acknowledgements crew.
Beylle Lin ali the country through.
Wei Aulrah Tor Gen. Grant.
be led our armies victorious through
Hurrah for Geu Grant
At Donaldson. >ailo, and }Ichsburg TOO.
Rurr4h ter Gen. Grant.
and when from Lookout our armies retreat
We sent brave lysses the Rebels TO meet,
And he gave us victory out OF defeat.
Hurrah FOR ten. Grant.
Poor Horace Ct. makes sorry time,
sorrow FOR Horace q.
But then the nag is past his prime,
sorrow for Horace G..
lie has lain so long in political mud
1t haa spoiled his joints and spoiled his blood
And his schemng hackers we'll nip in the
bud.
Lurrah for Gen. Grant
Wen fight 4 out upon this line.
tlurrah for Gen. Grant.
II il takes Us all the summer time,
lIurrah for Gen. Grant.
And with Grant the true, and Wilson too,
Well tan the sorehead snarling crew
Til they are cured through and through.
Hurrah for Gen. Grant.
II serve the people come what may.
30 SAYS Gen. Grant
And every law Will obey.
80 says Gen. Grant.
Let Us have peace" all over the land,
from Northern Lakes to Southern strand
IL freedoms cause and the rights of man
llurrah for Gen. Grant.
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LAST night large number OF Republicans
assembled at the Court House. and organized
q GRANT and WILSON Club. Speeches we're
made by Messrs. BLAcKMAS, CRANE, BARSUM
and WooDMAS The following permanent off,
GERS we're elected, and the appended Preamble
and Resolutions were adopted:
S.H. BLACKMAN, President
c F. PAIN HSRk ri Vice Presidents.
Z. 4. CRANE, Secretary.
JOHN KNOWLES. Treasurer.
W. L. SHRINE,
o. W. ROWLAND,
A. VAN AUkEN. Ell. Com.
T. Il. IRWIN,
j. VI. SERNOSS,
Whereas. the National Republican Conven-
ton held at Philadelphia, on the 9th day OF
June, in their wisdom saw fit to place in nom
nation FOR the Offices Of President and Wee
President OF the United States. the True and
Illustrious Patriots, GRANT ard WILSON.
Whereas. We have perfect confidence in the
Honor Integrity and LOYALTY OF these dist!n-
guished men, and.
Whereas. the platform Of principles adopted
bv such convention, are the firm and clear ez-
preston OF those principles which preserved
our country IN the past, and on which its glo-
rious future must be built, now
Therefore BE- 4 ReSOlred, By the GRANT and
WILSON Club OF Paw Paw. that we fully and
heartily endorse the choice OF such convention.
and pledge our best efforts and labors TO secure
victory in the coming campaign.
The Niles Democrat says: The idea Of a
Republcan-one whose whole political life has
been nourished in falsehood and corruption
preaching TO the Democrats the way Of truth is
as ridiculous as it Is presumptlye. surely the
devil has become preacher of righteousness.
Yet that paper supports Greeley and Brown 6.
Wonder if he don't think that Greeley was al
WAYS right but didn't see il because Of bis BIAS
ted prejudice-.
The FREE = REss is one OF that class OF Jour
nails that now. in common with other great
corporations, curse the country: stock con-
Germ without either soul or conscience, and de-
signed only to make money. This being the
case. It surprised us to see it standiout firmly
against the drst blast OF the Baltimore ONCE
obbing tempest, and not at all TO see it change
front and 90 for Greeley, just as soon as the
bear influence Of specula. NJ politicians began
TO be directed against its pecunlary interests -
lpSilGBf. NeHtiHe'.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-26

Pursuant to a call caucus o: the Republican
electors OF Paw Paw Township was held at the
Court House on saturday the Doth day Of July.
Meeting called to order and DR.. !. ANDREWS
elected chairman aud VI. . RICHARDSON Sec
rotary.
On motion a committee OF three. consisting
os !. +. BARNUM, c. y. HARRISON and y. ".
PUGsLEY were appointed to select a list Of dele
gates to attend the County Invention TO be
held at Paw Paw on Friday July Goth.
After consultation the comm ittee presented
the following list Of delegates which OH motion
was unanimously adopted by the caucus;
ISAAC f. GARNUM L. CRASDALL
AARON VAN AUKES - II. WooDMAN
THos. Z. Iawry C. " UaIPPLE
q. y. HARRISON y. VI PUGsLEY
y. d. RICHARDSON JOHN IN OWLS.
On motion the delegates were empowered TO
fll any vacancy that might occur in their nun
Der. On motion the caucus adjourned.
J. ASDEFrvs. Caa-r;ae-,
VI. l.. RICHARDSON. >ecy
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REf'TBLEC.I.v SITE CO.N'I.E.N.
TON.

A Republican State Convention, ID nominate
candidates FOR state officers, and Electors foI
President and Vice President, will be held at
Lansing, at Representative Hall, on Wednes-
day, the 3lst day Of July, 1872, at II O'Clock
A. n.
The severl counties will be entitled TO two
delegtes for each Representative in the lower
branch Of the state Legislature, under the APP
portonment law OF 1871, and every organized
county having no Representative will be ent.-
tied to one delegate.
Under the resolution OF 1858, no delegate
will be entitled 10 . seat who does not reside in
the county he represents.
s. ID. BINGHAM, Chairman.
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Republican Congressional Conrsntion.

kfIJUbifcdH Congregational COnrsntion.
A Republican Congressional Convention for
the Fourth Congressional District, will be held
ut the village Of Decatur, on Wednesday, Aug.
7th. at o'clock, p. NJ, TO nominate Repub-
lican candidate for Congress. Each county in
the District will be entitled 10 twice as many
delegates a. it has members in both branches
O, the Legislature, under the Appcrtionment
Law OF 1871
A. b. CoPLRY, Chairman. Cass Go.
{. A. HARRISON, Van Buren, Co.
r. ID. DIX, Berrien Co.
e.. T.. READ, Kalamazoo Co.
Kalamazoo, June 24th1S72. Committee.
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Reoubiican County Conrsnfion.

The Republicans Of Van Buren, County will
meet in convention at the Court douse in the
Village OF Paw Paw on Friday the Goth day OF
July 1872, at IL o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose
OF electng ak delegates TO the Congressional
Convention to be held at the Village Of Decatur
on the 7th day Of August 1872, for the purpose
OF putting in nomination candidate for con-
gress. and also to elect delegates to represent
this County IN the State Convention to be held
at Lansing on Wednesday the 3lst day Of July
1872, for the purpose Of putting IN nomination
candidates for State Offices and electors for
President and Vice President OF the United
States.
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF TIE SYSTEM F sEIdlLG GOOD
GOODS CHEA
STORE FULL. OF GOODS,
COUNTERS LINED WITH CUrSTONEas.
The Choicest Magnificent Display Ve, If HATS
ever ezA gled this other Markedly whatever
ln: you nay wish ask for
Ribbons "a Endless Variety!
From NJ. TRIMMING RrBBoN No
Gay ADD koobby Patteros shown here
The Recherche Elegant FLOWERS Imported
this couoc7. Large and Rooms
Store
will large as
showE by any House 10 Kalamazoo Guarantee
taen 10 beter style. Cor least good and ds
picate any HAT or BONNET made
there, aod take DIS
OF
kaamazoo prices Miliners
10 Lawrence. Bangor. Lawton, Maawan o.
Towns will please that g are selling
"hoas Chicago Niiners
OF Goods will te,''y.
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Business Notices.
E.gR.HERS T.7kE .N'OTICE.

On and after the first OF August, the under
signed Will receive Wheat on the following
terms
Parties not wishing TO sell OF the market,
can deliver their wheat and take theprice on OF
before the first OF November. Money advanced
on wheat in store.
On and after the Goth OF October. I will re-
sumo custom grindng-havinS reitted nv
mill-will warrant satisfaction in all cases
Bring along your CRISIS.
T L. ROSS.
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PLAIswEIL Mich. july 22. 1872.

Mr.. :. L. CONWAY,
Dear Sir; Please insert this notice IN your
paper.
Halcyon Hose Company No. OF Plainwell
Mich, return thanks to the CHIEF Engineer
officers and members of the fire department,
and to the citizens and ladies' OF the village OF
Paw Paw. for the kind and courteous manner
in which they were treated while on their VISIT
to Paw Paw. We viii not forget our friends.
GEo.H. BEAN, I brennan for the Company.
The Van Buren, County Circle of Spiritual.
lists will hold their next quarterly meeting at
Dyckman Hall, in South Haven, commencing
Saturday Aus. Sd at two o'clock p. m, and
continuing over Sunday. G. b. Stebbins. Frank
McAlpine, Albert Stegeman. ames Choate
aud some lady speakers are OK pected to be
present.
II. BAKER President.
AT special meeting Of Paw Paw Fire and
Hose Companies held at Flremans Hall, July
20, l. was unanimously
RESOLVED, That the thanks OF the Fire De-
partment be rendered the citizens OF Paw Paw,
WuO 80 ScucEOurif dud piO'idOt iOA
our Picnic dinner on the 18th. and especially
to /. W. willard for use OK grounds; to j. VI
Longwell, for the free entertainment OF our
guests -the Halcyon Fire Co. OF Plainwell (;
to A. II. Harwick, for services rendered to
the ladies who enlvened the occasion with their
presence. adorned the tables with such artistic
skill, and administered to the wants Of the wait
ing crowd: to |. E. Barnum, Esq, for his ex-
csllent address to +. Barnum, Esq, Hon. j.
j. woodman, and W. r. Hawkins. for their
entertaining addresses, "reminiscences, songs
etc.
RESOLVED. That the thanks OF this Company
be rendered TO Halcyon Fire Co. OF Painwell.
for their friendly visit on that day hoping that
the acquaintance thus begun may increase with
time and that Plainwell and Paw Paw may
soon be united by an iron bond that Will furnish
us the means of more frequent communications
and many interchanges OF friendship and
socsbility.
o. D. GLIDDEN, Secretary.