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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-03-06
DIE D..


In ONford. Holmes county, Ohio, February
Goth, 1873, JOHN CARPENTER, aged 50 years,
months and 10 days.
MIR. Carpenter was born at Carpenters Sta
tion, on the Ohio River, now jefferson county,
Ohio, December 10th, 1192, and was one of the
oldest citizens of Ohio born in the State. He
was in the war of 1Sia, and helped 70 build Ft.
Meigs on the Merrimac. He moved to what is
now Holmes county in 1ss2, and for fifty years
has led a peacable and industrious life in the
killbuck valley, respected by all who knew
him. Mr.. Carpenters family consisted of
eight sons and one daughter. Seven of his sons
with their families followed him to the grave
and shed the fllal tear over the sleeping form
of a kind and loving father. Thirty years ago
he was baptized by Elder Mott, in oxford, and
has lived in fellowship with the Church since
that time. He died in a good old age, sur
rounded by his children and friends, sustained
by his hope in the Savior, and looking forward
to blissful Immortality. In life he was loved
most by those who knew him best. In his
death his memory will be honored and revered.
;.
In Millersburg. February 18th, of Consump-
tion, CATHARINE ASHBAUGH, aged p
years, 10 months and % days.
Miss Ashbaugh was a member of the con-
gregation of Disciples, in Millersburg, having
been baptized by the, writer three years ago,
and though dying young, her end was peace.
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We have Vol. /, No. of the American
Protestant, a journal of choice literature from
the best Magazines and authors old and new
It is published at 81, ,T5 per year. mounthly by
). NJ. Kennedy, Editor, IS North 9TH street,
Philadelphia; is literary and religious, oppos-
ell to Romanism,as an enemy OF oar Institut-
ions, but denies religious liberty to none. No
1, starts off very well.- s- .s-r
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Castoria is more than a substitute fer Cas-
tor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the food, regu-
late the bowels, cure wind collie and produce
natural sleep. 1t contains neither minerals,
morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant to take.
Children need not cry and mothers may rest.
a4m6
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wood,s HousehoIci Maeazine,

The March number contains the follow
ing first-class articles: Moral Cosmetics; The
Tea Rose; Loves Philosophy, My Brothers
Keeper; Touchnot, taste not, handle not the
unclean thing; A Husband Sold; Dansbury
House. 81 a year. For so cents extra, two
beautiful crayon ehronos. s. S. Wood, New
burgh, New York.
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Historical Record.

HtSCOfICdf N6COIOs
The February number of the American
Historical Record is full of matters of histori-
cal and antiquarian interest and has seven ill
ustrations and eight autographs. Chase and
Town, publishers. Philadelphia P, $500 a
YEAR
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ROLL OF HONOR.


Roll OF Honor for the month ending
February 18th, comprising the name;
of all those pupils in the schools who
were not absent or tardy once during
the month. An asterisk opposite I
name indicates grade Of one hundred
per cent. in the recitations:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Ella Craig,* y. 2. Happier,
Ella Patterson,4 Z. McMurry,
Emma Carnaban,z ii. W. Cary,
Z. J. Lewis,= w. J. Gibson,x
Effie Folwell, VIM. McDowell,*
j. Sheets, r. Sharp,
Ollie Ahlborn.
GRAMNAR SCHOOL.
Ella Click, Stephen Lisle,
Malinda Orr, VIM. Larimer,
Mary Renfrew, W.H.Neglespach,
Cora Sewers, Stephen Anderson,
Anna NJ. YanEvera, John Yergin,
Frank Cook, Henry Work,
A. II. Everhart, III. Il. Larimer,
Thomas Frazer, Lewis Ablborn,
Lorenzo Keller, Edward Franks.
INTERMEDIATE.
Anna Day. Mary R;cheson,
Cora Gray, - Harry Raiff,
Edward Beegle, Hattie Cook,
Louisa Baird, Lille Who'll,
Alice McComb, Harry Smith,
Harry Rudy, Nellie Farrah,
Lney Beegle, Jennie Vorwerk,
Earnest Schnorr. ..-a
THIRD PRIMARY. pave
Maggie CorborandzEddieB Browns
Kate Folwell, John Barton,=
Ida Fairs Willie Bell,
Lucy Kimmerer, Herby Caskey,*
FANNIE Orr Elzie Cary,
Cassie Uhl, Willie Hose,
Carrie Vorwerk, Elmar Laylander,
John Albertson, John Maxwell,
Bert Mayors, Alyah Miller,
Ed. Huston, George Schnorr,
David Anderson, Charlie Weitman,
Bennie Albertson, Melvin Wolgamot,
.-.T,,! John Ahlborn,
SECOND PRIMARY.
Ellen Shires, Fred Beegle.
Nellie Carnahan, Fred Cameron,=
l.. Cherryholmes,= John Carnahan,
Mary Courtney, Willie Cary,
Ella Day, OilVer baineS,
Mary Neval, Howard Happier,
Lizzie Hecker,z BAIL Maxwell,
Mary kmmerer, James Renfrew,
Eva Nunemacher,* Willie Rice,
Flora Orr, Aaron Stuber,z
Lura Walkup, John WolgamOt,
z eAA Russell Wolgamot.
s..- FIRST Urinary.
Maud Jacobs, James Richeson.
Bessie Mayors, Howard Maxwell,
Pet Van Eyera, Harvey Estill,
W John Uhl.
The following received a grade of one
hundred per cent. but were not al
ways present.
Howard Barton, Lucy Laylander,
Willie Curtis, Sarah Day,
Emma Shoup, Anna Uhl,
Emma Schultiess.
CHAs. LOUIS Loos, Supt.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-03-06
REFERENCES,

This being comparatively II new machine
persons would naturally be a little suspicion.
of buying a machine they knew but little about
but by referring to the following named per-
sons who have these machines in use, you can
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-Ferrotype pictures at Halls Gallery.
:. The Light Of the World,

-Crayon pictures at Halls Gallery. If
Hall the peoples Photographer. tt ,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-03-06
PhrenoiogicaI journal.

The March number of this popular mag
azine contains good portrait and sketch of
william,F. Hayemeyer, Mayor of New York
City; The Problem Of Life; Driven to Death;
indian Relics and ourIndian Policy; A Penal
Colony fer Criminals; The Cclt; The Red Deer
of America -Hugh stoweli Brown on Amcri-
cans. etc. Price 80 cents. So year with a
taking Chrome. S. r Wells, 3s9 Broadway,
New FORK
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Railroad Accident,

All kind of pictures at Halls gal
Iery. 1Stf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-03-06
THE SEWING MACHINE,

Like all machines, when first made, and that
did the work for which they were intended
was rude, uncouth and imperfect, but the in
ventive genius of man, stimulated by protec-
tion, has not only improved them, but the last
having the advantage of the defects and i'm
perfections of the first, have devised and orig
mated new ones, that are altogether better, more
simpiifed, HeGfer and cheaper, so that we can
present to you amachine that, at a glance, you
would pronounce perfect, At all events they
will do work superior to hand work, either for
neatuess, durability and beauty. This we do
in the
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-03-06
The Splendid Mechanism

or TINS machine, and the superior skill. work
manship and materials employed in its con-
struction, are guaranty of accuracy. strength
and durability, and runs with such ease thar it
makes u woman laugh.
The shuttle, riding in its carrier, is subject
to no wear. and the friction of Il race" is
avoided. The tensions admit of such nice ad-
justment, and with such ease and certainty,
that one of the great difficulties met with in
ordinary machines is entirely avoided The
feed is adjustable, So that it will work with
equal facilitY either light OF heavy gnOls.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-03-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Cameo pictures at Halls Gallery.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-03-06
American Sewing machine,

Which will do all work that is done by any
Sewing Machine and besides, simple and plain
not hard to understand, easy to run. (either on
account of their mechanical construction, or
not being complicated. or both. seldom or new
er out of order, and will last lifetime.
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"American.'.

Hall the peoples Photographer. tt
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Average temperature, 2O'JI. ole
Height of Barometer, 20 inches.
Reported by DIR. J. G. Bigham.
, 1873-09-05
MADISON.

Closing Exercises Of the Grand Lodge
I. Q. G. G.T...DnneinH Prohibited In
LodEc- University.
Speeia. Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune,
MADISON. Wis, Sept. 4.-The Wisconsin Grand
Lodge Of Good Temp1arB finished Its work and
adjourned this noon, after what tho mombors
regarded pleasant and profitable soesion. Last
evening little was done except tho installation
Of the now of1corB, tho Lodge adjourn-
ing to attend sociab1o Of Trumbull
Lodge, composed Of colorod brethren.
This morning humorous reports wore made and
actod on. Tho Order was reported in healthy
condition, and public sontiment On tho liquor
traffic advancing. A report was mado and
adopted against resting with strict enforce
mont Of tho lieenso Inv.
A Lodge having boon nccusod OF becoming
dancing institution, and deserving Withdrawal
OF ltB charter, thero waB D lively discussion of
tho subject Of dancing, md tho following worry
sweeping resolution adopted:
Resolved, That while no ind tho evidence inauI,-
cieut to prove the charge against Pennsular Lod9o
yat VIC tako q firm Btand that no Lodge undor ot1r
Grand Lodgo Jurisdiction ahol In any way engage In
OF countensnco dancing In tho 1odgo-room, other
pnces.
Tho State WAS mapped out into eightoon dis
tr1cts for conventions md effective work by
doputios. variety Of action was takon Of in
forest only to 1nembers OF tho Order.
The State Unyorsity Inns oponod for tho fall
term fuller than ever, with accesstonH to all the
claases and over 100 in the freshmen class.
, 1873-09-05

Tho Duluth Herald announces tho completion
Of tho first brownstoue block in that oity 1t in >
three Rtory building.
--1he Utica Herald man, having received
sample OF tho Graphic balloon cloth, is an1ioun
to got equaro 1neal OF it fried. In color and
finish It resembles the face OF hoathen Ohinoo,
iH OF tho flrmnoSs Of boardlng-houBo heefBtenk,
and about ~ thick a. o Buffalo hotel bod
blan1iat,
Tho btory Of the young man At Weatministor
Nd, who WaB said to have revived Oh tho tfAy OF
tho funeral, after ha body had been kapt on Ice
for two days, proves incorrect iu one particular
-ho did not revive. The foundation of the
story was that tue fnnora' WAS poatponoa on ao~
count OF tho ufc-like appearance OF tue corpse.
But tho appearance proved deceptive.
on Charieyoi1, Mich, Ill effort has recently
boon made to recover tho wreck OF tho schooner
Tiffany Lost by y collision with tho psopeller
Milwaukee sixteen yoasB ago. She has been
found and tho railroad IRON which was In her
whom ahe wont down Is being raiaed. It Was
valued At $Sb COO. The yaasoi lies five 1nilea OF
bkillagaleo, In eighteon fathomH of watcr.
tia now proposed in Franco to attemnt on
large soalo tho prevention Of earthquakes by ar
tincial means. There Il aaomothing ltttla pre-
sumptuous In tho idoa, but 1t hhs boon
done. In several earthquske localities theso
caiastrophes hava been averted by sinking
doep wolls or artificial sraters, which rolioye tho
earthB contro of the pant-up vapors. II IL Baid
that the destruction of Lisbon In 1855 would
noycr haya takon place It tho we'll dug after the
terrible earthquake ot 1607 had not beeR filled.
Tho Union Paoils Land Department. in this
city yoatortiay rocotyel Bonan very fino potatoos
from tho far West.~ nblQh uaEs raised On :. aod !"
, 1873-09-05

Totals ia 527, ,101.a5 SO o9a s4423 1910 o425b1
The profits on the Erie Hallway wore s4,810.-
642,44 on the Hawley brnnoh, $133, ,792, ,O9: to-
sAl, 81, 944, ,274.59. Not profit, o.. 438, $4,000.
Tho road and equipments haye heon maiutain-
ed in good order, and the coat Of al repairs has
been charged TO the acoount. There have been
obtained from various perBona during tho year
money and property worth moro at the present
time than the estimates; and no part of this has
boon carried to tho profit aud losB account
Other suits arc now pending from which various
largo suma will probably be recovered. Mr.
Watson Btates that during his visit to England
he intends to consult with the owners aud bond
holders Of the Company, and, having ascerta,nod
their views, be Will be ready, on his return, to
recommend that line Of action which may Seem
to him expedient for tho road.
At the meeting yeatorday, Lucfus Robinsou
former Comptroller OF the State Of New York,
was elected First ca-p1esidont OF tho Com
pany: 4 dividend of s15 por cont on the pre-
ferred atook, aud per cent on common stock
Was declared, payable on Och 2. The books will
be closed from Sept. IS to Oct. 3. The Commit
tee on dividends recommended that tho diyl-
dend periodas, be changed from. January and
they arc required to report M to so tha stasa tlts
on Sept 80, annually, aud Ill &c accounts @
must bo oloaed to that date. With tho proaent
dividend periods they must also be closed on
Dec. 81 mud Juno 30, making three times In the
space OF nlne months, causing much inoonyon-
ience and great amount Of extra ldhor. 1t Ia
also beloved that April and October will mako a
more equal division OF tho earnings and oxpon-
sos between the two somi-annual Periods Mr.
Watson will sail for Europe, to-day, to be absent
for two month";
, 1873-09-05
Talking without a Tongue.

remarkable example OF the retention OF
tho poweEs Of utterance, sitter loss Of the
tongue, is TINT of Margaret Cutting, whose case
was brought before tile Roynl Society ct Eng
land In 17a2, and again in 1747. This girl lost
her tongue by what was auppoaed to be q oaucer,
when years old. Tho aeaaao first anpcarad
In tho ahape Of small black spook on tho nppor
surface Of tho tongue, and rapidly cat ita way
quito back to tho root. Quo day, whilo tho sur
gepn who had tho caso In Charge WAS eyringing
the uarta, the tongue dropped out, tho girl i'm
meliato1y theroaftor, to tho great astonlshment
OF tEoae present. saying to her mother: "Don't
be frightened, mamma; It will grow again"
healed, with not yostige Of tho tonguo romai1i-
ing. At tho ago OF 90 this girl was carefully
examined by several competent gontlemen. who
Transactions as follows, regarding her oouli-
tion, "Wo proceeded to examine her mouth with
tho greatest exaotnoss wo could, but found not
tho loast appearance OF any rcsnaluing part Of
tho tongue, nor was there any uyula. :,
Notwithstanding the want Of 90 neeeaaary an or
gan ns the tongue WAS generally supposed to be,
to form great part OF our speech, and likewise
to DO assiBting iu deglutition to our great admi-
ration aho performed the office OF deglutitton,
both In swallowing soll.ls aud luidB, aa well a.
VIC could, and In tho sa1no lnaunor. And aa to
spocoh, ahe diacoursea Is Auently aud Us vol as
is boos yesy W distinctly and plat ony o obsorvod a
TINT sometimes she pronounced words ending In
Ath as at, enl aa omb, ad ~ eib; but 1t required
nico and strict attention to obsoryo even this
difference Of aound. She BinRs very Prettlly4 aud
, 1873-09-05

Special Dfspatch to 1Ne Chicago Tribune.
CnEsrLlSE, O., Sept. 4.-Ae tho Btato Fair OK.
cnrson train WAS leaving here, this morning,
about 9 O'Clock, for Mansfield, young man
standing on the depot-platform threw himself
under tho moving train, pair OF wheels passing
over him, killing him almost instantly. He was
about 10 years Of age, and Ind boon around
town for several days in q dornugod state Of
mind. lie had given his name as Alexander
Curtis. from Minneapolis, Mimi. Tho verdict Of
tho Coroner's inquest waa doath by suicide,
Special Dispateh 10 1he Chscauo Tribune.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 4.--Another s1nssh-
up occurred on the Tolelo Wabash d. Western
Rai1road, near Prairio Switch, Ind, yesterday,
by which twelve cars wero ditched. No one
hurt. Cauao Of accident attributed to section
hands, who forgot to properly secure tho rail
they had taken out of the track short
time previously. Tho road was blocked throe
or four hours.
P1rrsDunau, Bept. 4.-Quito \ smash-up &C.
cured laBt night at tho avonuo crossing Of tho
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne b Chicago Railroad. a
heavy freight train, propelled with considerable
power around tho curve between Liberty atroos
aud the ayenuot went OH tho trick and dashed
into tho now brick building latoly erected there.
Tho walls were broken through, tho broach being
sufficiently largo to admit two cars. A number
Of the oara we're wrockod and tho track was
covered with the debris, Men wore at once
placed ut work, and, after q few hours labor,
the truck waB made clear,
, 1873-09-05
PHILADELPHIA.
Aldermunic Iznsca1ity--.Ele Centcn-
mini Exposition.

AINcT1Aun1C kknSGAli1Fs"EhG CGn1Gn1
ntn1 ExpoAittOn.
Special Dtspatch to Ills ChteaQo Tribune.
pH1LADELru1A, Pa, Sept. 4.-Doputy Coroner
Lees has ooen discharged, on the ground that
the charges against him wese not sustained.
AID. Crawford, Of tho Ninesoonth Ward, appeared
before Judge Pierco to-day on charge Of oxtort-
Ing Illegal foes. After much argument tho caae
was taken under advisoment. Aldermen horo are
ginning notoriety for open robbery Of parties
brought before them. AID. Nichols has not boon
convicted moro than one week, got his friends
are already soliciting pardon. Mayor Stokcly
has to-1ny placed curious natter In the detec-
tiyoa' handa for Investigation.
FranoiHco Dolberal D. Oarrcisco called on
the Spanish Consut here yeaterday aud ro-
quested hia inaorsomout, according to Spanish
law, Of @ medical diploma, purportiug to emu
nato from the American Univornity Of phlladei-
phia, mud stated hiH intention OF praoticlng In
Cuba. As he arrived hore laat Juno bis unpro-
cedeutedly rapid progresB IN medical sconco
aroused tho Consul's suspicious and le visited
tho Mayor to SEQ il such University existed.
Dr.. Hodge, Of tho University Of Philadelphia,
informed tho Mayor that no such university ex-
listed having powers to issue diplomas.
l. letter received at tho Bureau to-day, from
Pittsburgh, states TINT an enthusiastic Contea-
niaa 1nooting Was held there yesterday. The
Board Of Finance cheerfully accepted tho largo
subscriptions nado. Col. Phillips, OF the Ale
gheny Valley Railroad, Was appointed President,
and to receive subscriptions.
, 1873-09-05
Applnt1,t,,
Ihe morning eoaRion w0s CONSUMED In an
pointing committcou And offoriug md submitting

Apnlaufo.
The morning; sossion was consumed In ar-
po,niting committeeo and offoring md submitting
]. lloyd. Of Ball County. ot1aroa a resolution
indorsing tue course Of Col. Mckenzie, riding
into Mexico hna punialing Tho Indians aud
hexioan A., robbers for doprodationa on the from.
tior, which was unanimously adopted.
j. ". Stool. Of Gonzales, introduced tho fol-
;, WnsnzAs, Tho Governor Of tho fnta Of 1.ontsans.
esSts en y o yoco q # " ooplo a Tho a. o'econ
te order Of t'o rrcsien q tho untc stnos ite dsre
bott ~ 0'''
Neso,ptd, Tint tho overthrow Of tho aoyorn.
nent elected by tho people Of LoiHtann and to sot4
foundation in law, is asgrnnt violation Of to ryhta
sruuon Il ito rights Of sho people Of to other States
stato aud Federal -
The:tvo-thirds rule in tho nomination Of candi-
dates was adopted by TAI to I'D votes.
Tho feeling ts strong against tho back pay
steal.
!: q. q. Bowers, Of Dnllae, introduced roso1u-
tion donounoing the President for aiding and
gresaional Delegation to roBign Ii order that
their ploces may DO filled by honost mon ropro.
sontinG tho truo interests Of the Democratic
party. Ncforrcd, undor a rulo previously adopt
cd, to tho Committee On Platform anl neHolu-
tions,
The individual friends Of tho Congressman
mot. They endoavored to moderate tho spirit
Of tho resolution, but 1t will inevitably be
adopted.
Tie Committee on platform will report to-
immediately follow, It ia impossible to arrivo
at tho rolataso strength Of my Of tho prominent
candidates. Tho roault Of last nights caucua~
Ing ia kept very scorot.
, 1873-09-05
6oarly On Eyon Showing Between Butler
and Wasbburn in massachusetts,.
LaSa1fe County Farmers 0cnounoe Mo.
nopolles and Protective Tariffs.
Farmers Convention In TaZevcll
County--Fulton County Gull.
Texas Democratic State Conventions
Tho California Election.


Tho mnssnchnsctts Campaign.
Special Dttpatch to The Chicago Tribune,
sPn1Nof1EIp, Mass, sopt. 4.-Ono hundred
and ono towns heard from give Washburn 2l0 !;
Butler, 205 md 10 doubtful or contested dole.
gates to tho Republican Btato Convention.
srn1NorisID, Maas., 6opt. 4.--Tho Springfield
Republican has returns from 451 doiogatos,
divided as follows Washburn, 218 Butler, 22l !;
doubtful and contested, IL.
BosToH, sept. 4.-Tho postscript edition Of
tho Jotsrnul to-day c1aiu,B NYashb1lrn to be
already six ahcad OF the Butlcr delegates, az fol-
lows: Washburn. t02; Butlor, 1S6; doubtful,
Gov. Washburn hos issued procept ordering
nm election Of member Of Congress on tho 4th OF
November next, to oil the vacancy caused by tho
death Of William Whiting.
Special Dfspatch to 1'hs Chicago Tribune.
BoBToN, 6ept 4.-Rsturns up to this dato give
Wnshburn 213, and Butler GA delegates to tho
1tate Convention, nna ID doubtful.
Special D1slMtch 10 The Chicago Tribune,
WAsH1NaroN, Sept 4.-Iho evening Adminia-
tration organ horo eatoEially predicts Tho dofoat
Of Cen. Butler. It says: :" Con. Dutlor ia
prosecuting his campaign for Gubernatoral
honors with varying fortunes in different parts
of tho state. He showed himself unox-
poctodlY strong In tho large cities,
but he Ia not doing SO vol in
Tho country. Fall River aud Capo Cod towns,
pittstlold aud several towns in Bristol and Derk-
Shire havo gono against him, and altogether tho
list stands moro unfayorable for him than at Ills
Lust groat couteat with Waahburn, whom tho lat
tor beat him aome 200 in the State Convention.
, 1873-09-05

July 1--Dy balance to credit Of inc. acct.
auDJocs to division. ,o06, 519.26
1t 1s shown In Alr. Wataon'R report that the
earnings OF the road for tho nino months ending
June so, 1873, in. comparison with tho nama
months Of last year, have increased 3t,0S5,-
t73.51; tho earnings from general freights have
iincroasod 311 s-100; from tho cool tlero has
been deoreaso Of 89-loo por cent; from mis-
making net increase Of 8 7-1oo por cont. The
working expenses have Increased 4271. 900 GO,
which, snbatraetea from tho earnings, makes q
comparative increase In the profits OF $814,-
663.85. The following statemnna Of tho enrn-
ings and expenses OF the railway aud its
branches for tho nine months ending Juno 50, Is
intsrostings
Names. Earntu1s. ErueustB Ioss
Eric Ratwny. SIS b35, 743.29 $8,e25 ,1GpBS
, 1873-09-05

SOUTH HAVEN PEACH FESTIVAL.
sou1u HAVEN, Mich, Sept. 4.-Tho Peach
Festival iB largely attended to~day. Fruit is
brought in groat profusion. Tho iloral display
is an attractive feature. This afternoon tho
poople aro making excursions through the or
chnrda, which aro ladon with fruits Of all kinds.
The carly Crawford peach Ia now just rponing.
Tho largest display Of 1owore is tnado BY
Hunted, Of Lowell. The first premium for
ualo's carly peach was awarded to Judgo RavlB-
doll, Of Grand Traverse. Mr. Davis, Of Ka1a-
mazoo. VIVA ahead on grapes. Mr. Bailey, Of
South Ha7cn, has the largest collection OF
apples.
Tho fair will continue through Friday.
, 1873-09-05

Sr. Louis, Sept, 4.-Tle National Convention
Of the Sons Of Hermann, . German organza-
ton, is iu session here. This order Is but little
ahip OF over $4,000, 125 lodgcB, aud
capital Of sl25,1o0. It IL founded
on tho traditional history Of the exports Of Her
mann. anolently known as Armlnna, who froea
tlo different German tribes from Roman despot-
arc seorot, but manly devoted to revision OF
the Constitution.