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COMMERCIAL.

DETROIT, Oct. l, 1875.
The financial machinery begins to run smooth
" again. The adv,oes from me East are gate
encouraging, and there is fair prospect tpAt
tho cou1,sry a. a whole will soon enjoy pursr
atmosphere because 81 the storm. In tho way
of general msrchsndiso toe little has been done
dar,ux the week ~ fairy test values ths
tsuaenoS. hswever, N to snrnka.sc, which may
account. in somc maasure, for the rsadinoes 81
iobbers to fl orders froin tue csuntry ALMOST
"a freely AZ before the PANE Inter III MERCHANTS
ON the oth,r hand sro pOt bufiGg hbrraiIy WIN
Cabs for / return TO spsc'e pay healo oN
all rides. lin plates Lave declined I'd tl' ANU
S16 tor the two leading sizes; hardware other
wise unchanged Dry goods are quiet but very
firm. Sugars are essy-straigbt refined.
11Y5. Old lsye- ra.sins bavs advanced to % 20.
The cattle market s particularly SICK. on &C
count OF tho financial derangement; butchers
the uuy BUYERS and prices unsettled; good 10
choice s.eers nominal ut s3qi; sheeD at ~ To-
al, aud hogs at 3 7514 20. Flour was very
ornet TO-DAY but there wsr change IN prices:
choice white wheat brands selling ut - 5O@o.
. ~~~~N
Yesterdays figures extra white sold at the
opening at 81 81, closing at Il 52J4 I; No
white sold steadily at Il 4915 No. 2 white.
81 39Cd1 40; No. l amber quiet at Il 49,
Corn is looking very strange, sales occurring
&c. day at 49, for 10. / mixed. Oats were
looking firm but quiet at 3715@3Sc for No. 1
mixed. Barley WAS very quiet to-day prime
lots are held at e2 70. bagged. Beans are in
small demand at 90 20a2 %. Butter. q1iet at
f3IS(s14c. Eggs continue to arrive freely, SELL
ing at 2Od22c Hops are firmly held at 3Sd,40c.
Potatoes firm at 6O@65c per blu. Timothy seed
steady and quiet at IS 40.
Notice 40 Hear i"ims.-In Pro-
haze Court Van Buren, County Estate OF
| Hannah Passage, deceased Notice is hereby
| given, that sad Probate curt will receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims aud demands OF
creditors against the Estate Of said deceased,
! and Monday 37th October, and Monday, 18th
November, arc hereby assigned for hearing
SAID CLAIMS and -ix months from the date
hereof aps allowed creditors in which to pre-
sent their CLAIMS $3.50
Dated Paw Paw, Oct. 2, 1873.
GEORGE w. LAvroH. Judge o. Probate
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LAST year-thst is the last fiscal year, which
ended June 30-thsre was manufactured in this
country something over Two Million tons OF
pig iron. but We imported, IN pig iron, railroad
iron, and other iron and steel. equal to One
and Halt Million tons of pig iron. Thus we
did not manufacture two-thirds Of tho iron aud
steel used IN our own home market. We paid
out last year, rifty-three Millions OF dollars
for iron imported from Europe. This year we
shall do better but still we shall not, probably,
supply our home market with more than three
quarters OF the iron it will consume. The prize
our iron masters now seek is to furnish our
own home market, and thus keep in this coun-
try, and pay out to American mechanics, that
Fitty-three Millions which we paid, last year, to
Europe. It is prize well worth struggling for.
II the tariff Is let alone. our IRON masters will
secure this prize within another year or two
Detroit Post
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many friends and all his old customers that he
has sold ont his business, and that he thanks
his old customers for their liberal patronage in
the past and wishes US to gently hint to those
who are indebted to him that an early settle
ment and adjustment of balances would be
pleasing to him-that he would feel as grateful
for prompt payment on the part of those in
debted to him as he did for patronage while in
business, ard finally he wishes to subscribe
himself, Truly Yours,
w. II. GLTDDEN.
Sept. Sd. 1873. 962
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DSHIcdfcd 10 Hrs. q. Ninc6Ioy.
Suffer Llttls Cb4lEen to Come Usto NJ,

DSeicaicf 10 Hrs. q. Xfnekioy.
Suffer Ltss Cb4,Hen to Come Usto Ma. y
Sleep. loved ose, in thy lowly bed,
I',oeath the greea. turf, damp and chill;
For, Blessed are thu carly dead"
Whisper sweet voices. s,<c ard ain
Ana uemIl0ns ~ is tie note
Breathed by the NOLAN harp, or those
Which DER the calm blue waters float,
At gentle evenings dewy close,
Borne on tho zophyi's viewless wing,
W&ked 10y a distant. skillfal hand,
Voices that IN sweet concert sing
To golden harps, th angelic band.
Sleep, lovely one, thou vast too fair
And delicate flower to bloom
On earth. whose softset breezes were
Too rough to watt thy rich perfume,
And thou dld'st seem thu. to our eyes.
To wither while thou vast removed
To richer fields and softer skies.
by HIM who gave thee, and who loved
More tenderIy than We could do,
Though cur whole souls should ssem to thrill
And leap with tenderness, for true
1t is, His love is purer still. NJ
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Geo II. and T.. f. 0coboc, at the old sta d
of W. II. Ghdding, have just received fire. b
invoice OF Groceries and Provisions, to Whit h
they invite the attention OF the purchas 6
public. They also have fitted up nice A. d
convenient room where they will serve oyste 8
In a superior style to all lovers Of those deliei-
GUS Bvalves. They especially invite the ladies'
to visit their Rooms and assure them that
they will find it tidy place, where well pre-
pared dish Of oysters, and cup OF coff' Q can
be enjoyed in quiet, and without intrusion
from outsiders.
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<'huDcery Sal".-State Of Michigan,
the Circuit Court forthe County OF Van Burso,
in chancery. Sarah G.. Stone, complainant, vs..
Albert A. Abbott. Elsie Abbott. Orvllle s. Alb
bott, James Haynes. Mary NJ. HAYNES, Newton
Foster. defendants in pursuance aud by virtue
OF n decree OF said Cosrt. made in the above
entitled cause bearing date the 18th DAY Of
September, A. D., 1878 | shall sell at public
vendue, TO the highest bidder, at the 'front.'
door of the Court House. II the village Of Paw
Paw, Ill said County or Van Buren,, en- Tues
day. the 23d dav OF December, A. d. 1873, at
one o'clock P. NJ, of sad day, the following
described land and premises. VIZ: sixty (6o)
.seet off the south end OF lot SIX (6) IN block
so" IN the village OF Decatur, yon Buren
County, Michigan, according TO plat OF said
village on record with tue Register o. Deeds
/ of sad County, at Paw Paw, III sgd County.
Dated September 29th, 1873 1861
john J. SHERMAN, Circuit Cosrt Comm'r.
w. z. LoyERIpGE, Atty for Mortgages.
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CHAPTER THE TWO.

Like nations, individuals, they say,
Must have their rise their progress and decay:
SOMA like bright meteors blaze, and quickly 60;
Others more calmly rise, and Set more sioW.
The history OF one tale would be
Full OF bright hopes, true love. aud poetry;
Another, Wild ambitious reckless slave
Would leap perchanoe into hurried grave
While stln third, with modest merit Dies''
Might live in peace, and honcr'd sink to rest
But which Of these would suit our hero's o"se;
Or whether in his character you'd trace
rb. least resemblance to the one or other,
Tia not nv purpose now my brains TO bother
The various occupations men pursue
In not recount and yet III name lew
Which th,s our hero never thought OF trying
rge vonld. no doubt, as soon have thought OF
fling"
That most unique aud rare OF all proiessiohs-
A t.1lor's walking srsn- board goose end al!
N'er r,ncd a Thought among his first impress
sious
On choosing VOCATION; and TO call
Onr her. 10 his face money broker,
Or plain - htOCh-lODDtl o'th'
Or any war-like instrument was near
Wopld have been outright madness Nay
twas queer
To hear hun speak of these allied Vocations'
In pa'riolc, gala-day cralons
The one was licensed robbery, he swore'
The other swapping Jacket, nothing more
| But men in those times / might say were 9resn'
Nor much Of speculation then had seen.
I.,.yer he was not; la, he aeemd them sSii'
And shuu'd their presence as lie would the d
| lilo Was no dealer ont OF Gin md Brandy
And mo- Que the,, had dreasnd Of liquored CANDY
Bat 20 my tale. There d~elt, some years seo
Mar unite Paw Paw, Az | Glanced to know,
A uorthey mnn,-in truth mau OF noh'-
Who PAID THE PRINTER! Now my s'orys to'oi
MoRAL.-So reader. Ger another sun sha
rise visit the Printer and do likewise.
Paw Paw, sept, 1873. v. L. y.
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Nps't& az %Ilc.-Default having been
made in the payment OF r. certain indeuture OF
mortgage, Dearing date toe twenty ninth day OF
March, A. d, 1872, executed by George d.
Austin and his wife, Loyelea Austin OF tho
township Of Waverly. Van Buren, County, State
OF Michigan, to Pembroke 5. Grimes of Kala-.
mszoo, michigan. aud recorded in the Office of
the Register OF Deeds OF Van Buren, County.
state OF Michigan, III Liner No. Z, on page 562
on tho thirtisth day OF March. A. D., 1872 aud
the amount claimed TO be due thereon, mt the
date of this notice, Deing one hundred and
seventy throe dollars aud slIty-four cents,
(s17S.6i) including an attorney foe OF. twenty
nye dollars, provided for in SAID mortgage, and
no suit or proceeding at law or in equity haviug
been instituted TO recover the amount now due
and unpaid, and secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof. Now. therefore, notice Is
hereby given that. by virtue o: power OF sale
contained il said mortgage, there will be scld
at pubic auction, to the highest bidder,
Saturday, the twentieth day OF December. A. ID
1873. at the front door OF the Court House, Ia
the village OF Paw Paw, aud said Count o!
Van Buren,, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said day. the premises described in ssid mort
gage or 80 much thereof ~ may be necessary
TO satisfy the amount due upon aud secured TO
be paid by said mortgage, with interest and
cost, said premises beng described as follows,
to-wit: the east half of southeast quarter, OF
section tventy-three. in township two, south OF
range No. fourteen west. s65tl3
Dated Sept. 2sth, 1873.
PKMBnooK y. GRNxIs, Mortgage.
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For the True Northerner.
A Tale in Two Chapters.


Long yeals 400, thins rot more than twenty,
WHOM cash AID honesty were both more plenty
Than they ara now, or ever since have been:
But lot that pass. Tor worry we'll ween
The subject Ia not one 10 please the fancy;
And surely ven would cali mo "Aliss Nancy"
To dwell upon unpleasant facts too long,
Or make ''hard times the burthen OF song!
Some years ago mere dwelt, d,oelPs, the
word:
The critics might declare it quite absurd"
"Show us lis dwelling" they would cay, "and
Will then with you right willingly agree.
Patience, kind reader, 7 cannot stop to moot
That point with you, and tell my tale TO boot;
For tho my aim Is neither fame nor glory,
Yet you PEI reeve I'm bent to tell story.
Some years ago there dwelt msn-you stare!
Perhaps you doubt it Well now declare,
Upon my word and honor 1t ID true,
Although twas not told me as tell you:
But to my tale-Some years ago there dSelt-
T'Tis true twas strange, toonoer ho,o ne felt !!
A man Of mould,-none OF your hare-hpped
tops,
Whose brains run out in such outrageous
mops,
That house-maids, with the very best intentions
Mstaklng them for late aud raie Inventions
For s:ruDblng floors, have sought their legs to
seize
BY way of handles, doubling not that these
Contained the substance of II great improve
ment"
For scrubbing floors L iiy-Iap-sort-of- move
ment."
Our nero then, WAS not Of this variety,
A man Of mould he was, and OF sobneEy'
But to return again. SOME years ago.
There dwelt,-a man-of Ia ould-and OF So
briefly.
Precipitation spolls all history
Yelling important facts III mystery;
And as / would not be misunderstood,
Nor leave the reader doubtful mood.
'Twere better that another chapter tell
! The strange events our hero that befei.
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ssor,g,.sr e,n,a.-D.iauii say1pr b.

Nsorsg;,ssr e;;a's.-Driauli ssyi1r b.
made III tins Wilton. ~ nor.g > eV'.
by volestne 3husprs anl llIrr =: :
hrs wifo. 70 JoAs ti-ter of ehs to-. : Y4
lus, county of CssIh. aud STATE
dated OetoseI tie 2nd, An. Ia e.
corded ia hhs \ On page Ga =. ..y-txs
Records OF Van Rcres county and State o.
MoAean, on tnp IA, lag Of october ID 1868,
ard ss.d uorg.g" baviuS tsen xssss' d TO
henry NiaHr, ,f Hccsur .aa }uDsn County
and Stat ~ :, sssysn. nii the lst say OF Sep
temb~r, A. ID 1873 s,id ssig,meht was re-
oorded "a s s:fl :, = pt-Abor, A. ID.
1878, i'll 40 4 = pa-. mortgage records
cot esld ontAy uf ar n, ann there beng
clam - iIe ~ v , rrS ustlce Nhe
sual O. a219 - N @ - >" proceedings at
Law or Ia a,-efy bayius ner, lnsstuted To
recover an, pfrt thea OF. rnrrs ore, Notice IL
hereby tlyeh nat IA the 27t!I day 0f De ern0er
next, o. uue OCl OK II trr iro-t door or hc
Court House H. tn VNa-e 81 paw raw. Coun'
ty ca Ndn taiJ u, AM & re ~ Ehgan. the
said mJri.,oE.d pr .a:srs Il ccIIb d as follows:
Comurr,ciu ~ a. stah i've rods sorth OF The
uott, en~t .oguer OF re aurtu vest qulrter ~
TIC soutu N-st Il ,.rfcr Of sscti "a p, cf
l. .on'h 80 rfott. - ws-f. runutl{ tt9f
Ia TO g. f.i.,c. 70. "a. tleaste,l' c-.s.'+
rods 10 tne c3nLsr 8 TIA vale
hign~ay. tlenc a.eds tao cent X
wav IS .Ju, hsac5 $ .l!tI u I'D . .
OF bsalu T. csHr''utIs lct't g" J
auction o ~ ,s.y fne prt .vOal aud Inter ~ J.
s,in m 1T are AMI led costs, aud an attorney
fee OF ten COL =, ruvoueated Tor therein
Dated Oct 1873. od6tl3
HENRY WlCKErr Assignee
Ia -. - -!h puFsaapcc and b! virtue
of . a1crre at. t.,"e re ii curt Ior the
omit, OF Van Bar o.. ia = 'hi'cery III certain
CAUSE theIen, ending. Ia "ihcL Dabiei ~.
Rr ,ckwsv j. r'u lam nt aud John r. Smtn.
Irus ,ulitl! ..chard "shls anu Marvin d
1;oyil,, are ca. s.dsuts, o~rnS date tic lot'
day nf AprIl. 1873, | z nal eel st public vendae.
10 the highest nldieJ Gu saturday, the 20 day
of Ausust 1873. At ous O'Clock. pm OF said day,
NJ the front door ~ tne Oourt House, IN the
village of li.r raw. Ia said county or Van
Burrn Lm ioowus; described real estate, to-
Wit: -
An tlat era n pi,oc or parcel OF land IN INC
town ,n- ,fruve, Van Buten County Mic
o., ds-crbe as srl ows 10 Wit The no.
hall of lhe south wesi qua ter ca OF the nor
east fractions quarter "a Of section one
town one n sOurh. range thirteen IL We
contsining twonty-eight aud 50-1C0 acres OF Ia
accordns to the United States survey there
more or lees.
dated June, II. 1873.
job. j. SHERMAN,
Gircuit court Commits sioner.
HAwrH * EDsoN. CsUrltr solicitors. s5lt7
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MI. STYLES has sold out his meat market, on
the corner Of Kalamazoo and Niles Streets 10
Cornelius Callaghan, who will continue the
business at that stand and will be pleased to re-
100 bnsiness calls from the meat eating public.
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NOrtgIgr ~:ss..-Default having been
made in the payment of a certain indepture OF
mortgage, bearing date the twentv-silth day Of
August. A. D.. 1872, executed 10y John Stinsop,
OF the township of Waverly Van Buren, Coun-
IS, State OF Michigan, 70 William r. Hawkins.
OF Paw Paw, Michigan. and recorded IN the o.
flee OF the Register nj Deeds os Van .5uren
County, state Of Michigan. N Liber 6 ON page
1896. Oh the twenty-slxth day OF August, 4. D.,
1872 aud the amount claimed to be due there.
on at the date of this notice being two hundred
and seventy-four dollars (5274) including an
attorney fee OF twenty five dollars. provided
for in laid mortgage, and no suit or proceed
ipgs at law or in equity having been instituted
to recover the amount now due and unpaid
aud secured 10y salt mortgage, or any part
thereof. Now. therefore, notice is hereby
given that by virtue or power OF sale con-
tanned In said mortgage there will be sold at
public auction. TO the highest hddcr on sat
urdsy, the twontieth day OF December A. H.,
1873, vt the front door Of the Court House. in
the village OF Pnw Paw, in said County OF Vsn
Buren,, ut ten o'clock In the forenoon Of SAID
day the premises described IN said mortgage.
or so mucn thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the amount due or unpaid by eaid mort
gage, with interest aud cost, said premises
being described AS follows to-wit the north
twenty acres of from the east half of the south
east quarter, and forty-three acres OF the south
east part OF the east half OF the north. east
fractional quarter, all on section thirty-fvs, IN
town one, south Of range No fifteen west
Dated sept. 25th, 1873. 965tI3
W. Il HAWKINS, Mortgage.
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stranger was enquriHs OF an English
tradssman about the people OF certAn parish
and was informed that it contained great
many gentlemen. The quesesner asked what
WAS meant by getlenen. He received for rs-
pS, why. sk. them as takes the "lIn'"'
regular by the year and pays forit." Measured
BY the same rule, we And that there are greet
many "gentlamen" and " iafhes, too II 'sn
Buren, County, who take the TRUE No0GHhnSsrs
regularly by the year end pay for 1t, and that
the class ~ continually increasing. 1t speaks
volumes for the power Of tue press wisn
nAyspaper is made the line OF deafsrcition be-
tween gentlemen add vuigarass.
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Gov. BAaLEY has ordered special electon
% b. held in the Fifth Congressional District
for the purpose of electing successor TO 'ne
- don wilder ID. Foster. the member from
that District 1t will be in order Tor NJ d.
WILDER to now put IN his claims to the position
We hear that he has received the baptism OF
{. Hay.seed," and may be SAID to now be "quai-
Cad
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u, ObHte Opaier.-State Of Michigan
County Of Van Buren,, BIB At n session OF the
Probate Court, for the County Of Van Buren,,
holden at the Probate Office, N The village OF
Paw Paw, on Monday, thu twenty second day
of September. n the year one thousand eight
hundred AID seventy-three Prestnt-George
W. LAYTON, Judge OF Probate 1E the matter
Of the Estate of Henry Fitch decsssed On
reading and fling the petition driy verified. OF
Armenia l.. Fitch, widow OF ssIf deceased,
togeGher with an instrument purportipg 70 be
the last will and testament OF said ieeeo sed,
aud praying that the same MAY 90 I'd ittea 10
probate aud that administration OF the estate
OF said deceased may be grained to herself aud
Emory q. Briggs, Executors III said instrument
named. Fhereupon il IL Ordered, that Monday,
the twentisth day Of Ootober, 1879 at ten
o'clock IN the forenoon, be assigned for the
hearing OF said petition, and that rhs heirs at
law OF said deceased, and oil other persons
interested IN ssld 6stsie, are required to APP
pear at q session OF sah Court, then 10 be
holden ct tho Probate O4ics in tho village al
Paw Paw, md show came, II any thsre be, Why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
grsoted. And il Ia fursher Ordered, tnat said
pstitioner give Dotce TO the persshs interested
In said estate, q; Tue ycndcncy OF sail petition,
and the hearing thereof, by causing copy OF
this Order to be published in the rho North
erner, newspaper printed and circulating II
sid lonnly OF Van buren,. .or three successive
weeks, at least, previous 10 said day OF hesring
gt}5t3 GEO " AWiON. vud, e ut PROBATE
true copy. q. ". i.AwroN. judge VI l'roba 10
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An old resident of this County writes; " En-
o,osod find amt to pay subscription for your
naner. We are working IN the Pinery, forty
miles from Farwell, but think we can't get
.Iono v;.hout the TRUE NoRrHERNER.
"''' yorrs Trplv. F.L.&J. r."
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On account Of the crowded state OF our COL
umns this week. we are obliged to omit the
article entitled Farmers and Railroads" 1t
will be continued in our next issue.
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MARRIED I'm this village, 1T the residence
OF the brides father Mr.. n. ID. Richardson.
Sept 25th. 1879, by the Rev. q. p. Lindermsn,
Mr.. CHAuEY e. HUroHrSs aud liIss IDA B.
RICHARDSON bod OF this plsce.
The prn 11vV1e remembered.
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THE 23d Annual Fair of the Van Buren, Co.
Agricultural Society will be held on the Grounds
OF the Society. st Paw Paw, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Oct. /, 2 and 8, 1873
Large additions and improvements have been
made. Stalls for the accommodation OF 100
head OF cattle, and so new horse stalls making
over 200 in all large addition to Floral Hall
OF 4Ox55,-the building is now 100xSO on the
first floor and 35xlO0 on the second; the Grand
Stand has been removed to position near
Floral Hall and rebuilt IN substantial manner,
under which are eight eating saloons, beside
the large dining room, whichis 80 feet IN length
with $50 feet OF table room. 1875 rods OF picket
fence has been built inclosing the whole turn
OF the track near Floral Hall, also four good
wells OF water. affording ample supply. Other
improvements have been made which add very
much to the beauty OF the grounds making tue
best County Fair Ground. IN the West. Farm
ers turn out and make CHS what it should b.,
the best County FAIR In Michigan. Hay and
grsln will be furnished, free Of charge, 10 stock
entered for pronliurDs. $50
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DlED.-In this village, September 18th, PARK
HENRY, youngest son OF G.. W. and Alics j. II.
IiiDckley. aged two years, two months. and
sixteen days.
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The Kalamazoo Business College ia gaming
an extensive reputation in all parts OF the
country.
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The fifth annual reunion Of the 2Stt Mich
,g.n Volunteer Infantry will be held at the
Burdick House In Kalamazoo, on Thursday
Ocfoher 9th
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No HC5t.-Whereas my wife Mary Ann
Grubcr, has lett my bed and board without any
j st cause or provocatlon. this 10 to forbid ali
persons from harboring or trusting her on nv
account, nc l shall pay no debts OF her con-
tracing from and a. tor thus date.
PETER GRUBER.
Pine Grove. SEPT. 1s, 1878. g0H0%
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II CARR.

Rev. Mr.. LISDKRxAN and wife desire to re-
turn thanks 10 some unknown donor OF large
basket OF fine grapes left on their door step
Saturday evening.
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NOTE Ai.-The new sclool law OF 1878
has juft been received, aud the Township Clerks
can obtain the copies belonging To their several
townships by calling at the Co. Clerks Office.
Sept %, 1873. Ii. 8. WILLIAMS,
Co. Sup't Of Schools
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II you want a Cultivator, Plow, Drag, Double
Shovel Plow, CO anything in TINT line, call on
T. Loebr.
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Fon so cNnts you can cure three OF four case,
Of Agus with Ausuns Asue Drops. Fer salt
by Kiburn IL Hudson. 9a5,9
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Mr.. f. f. HENDERSON, Judge of Probate for
Calhoun county, died at Marshall last Monday
morning of pneumonia.
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Tarai Department

MIR. JOHN MEAD, resident of Decatur, died
ON Tuesday evening, Sept 23d, aged 63 years.
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business Notices.

DR., Geo. Clark has moved his Office TO the
dwelling on LaGrave street, al door south OF
LIST Baptist Church.