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Notice ,ofMe1f'ress..

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ter century aud more OF ofcxistcnce 20 that point
where Il may be Said Of 1T in the wortls Of Dr
John-on, .it l. vain to blame. and. useless "a -
reputation hoA Increased as the year has
psssstd, and its future seeins ns bright IL not
brighter than nt any Time since this golden
beet Year,, ,-Bro0kfys Fd0j<. J.,.
Hmpers MoNshi5 IL marked by the snms
characteristics which gave 10 circulation nom
combines reading matter with iIiusuations
I'm way to make clear aud vivid tile fucts
presented. ficturcs merely derigncd To cntci
the eye Of the ignornnt arc never inserted--
Chicago yosvn6i. .T'l-t NtF to t9
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RQmOpS Of An1ther War;

But the effect is to send goo,ls down
Instead of up. ilB.I t h!
For proof Of the above, call and cx-
anime our new prices before purchasing.
i5aH. Remember efno2
Zone dollar saved is worth two dollars
carried" ho
( Our stock was never more complete.
Respectfully yours,
5tf EMMETT COON & co.
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Ass,,,,r AND BArrnry.- Last week

4. q ASSAULT AND BATrEry.- last week
/ VIM. Wood was arrested by Sheriff
/ Oviatt, on warrant issued by Camp
bell, after complaint by Porter Yates.
IT. seems tliat Wood and Yates had
some difficulty I'm the saloon OF the for
mcr, when Yates was badly pounded
about the head, with n chair. we be-
lleve. q The case was adjourned until
to-day; Wood being rele.sed on his
personal recognizance.
The release without bail reminds us
of little ease which occurred year or
more ago, in which Warner and the
editor of this paper iigurc,l, Werner
got beside himself over little whole
some criticism we gave him, and came
up into our Office and commenced a
quarrel Of words, when We took him
by both arms, at his back, and marched
him In triumphant style to the door.
| We neither knocked him down with.a
poker nor a chair; and of course II
didn't take long for the Justice to issue
a"..writ.Y,. 1t was instertantaneous.
| When the case(?) came on We asked
for an adjournment for the purpose of
procuring a lawyer, rs there was none
| in Lake county, ,at that time. When
the question of taking our face for our
appearance came up, something was
said about 81 900 bond. "Only this,
and nothing more" 1t was at last
fixed, however, at $500; and, desperate
AZ the case seemed for printer to get
any security, we actually enticed one
of the leading merchants and the then
postmaster, to both sign that paper. IL
those, two men pas sed a slecpless night,
or were driven to the verge of insanity
by visions of that editor fleeing for dear
liberty over the sandy, plains; leaving
wife and babies, home, friends, al!
yes, and worse than all--that bon'i for
them to iiquidate-history fails to rec
ord Il as 1t should, and we pass on.
To make it short, we will say that this
great chance Of making an example OF
a man who would neither knock War
ncr down, nor kick him out Of floors, us
some might fancy he descrvcd-was
lost, just as some chances to punish
evil-docrs i'm Lake county, slip. II
slipped; it was dropped; it "pctercd
OUT" 1t was "stilI-born;" and with II
faded the opportunity Of showing tu
the world how Warner would look
with taWyer shaking him. How did
1t happen? Ask Darius about it, and
see If 1t wasn't his magnanimity that
saved us after all? Now, the question
Is, isn't "BilIyo Wood entitled t. just
as n,u,h h consideration rs we are, ii Ia,
behaves himself? Why were we 81
hcnorel as tn bc left FREQ Of obligation
Z and "DilIy" Wood so little thought o
that lie can go about as he pleascs'
Why don't you make more of him
Why, why was hc handled SO tciderl!
at the time he had thc'onplcasaiitness'
with V. T.. Lacy? But here We pause
For the workings of the law--cspccial
~ In Lake county--arc beyond on
COMPREHENSION.
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The rain, last Saturday prevented
completion of the work of Surveying
the track ON the Fair Ground, and 1t
will probably be completed next Sat-
ur,lay. Those who rendered grntuitous
services last week, were Couaty Sar-
veyor Cobb, &. W.. Townsend, VIM.
Townsend, l.. a. Carpenter and 6. X.
Radcliffe. ~ s isit ela'i
Morris, OF the Howard Record, made
his farewell bow to his patrons, last
week. Hc will be succeeded by V. w.
Bruce, Of big Rapids. I'VE have not
learned as to Mr.. Morris plans for the
future, and can only say that we re-
gret tile loss of SO worthy and gentle
manly quill-driyer from the editorial
fraternity in this region. - ifl so
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BALDWIN, MICH, THURSDAY, JUNE a, 1877.

rhc latest and most reliable inform
alton about the Black Hills, Northern
Wyoning aud the great Indian war
will always be found In, the Cheyenne
Lea er, the oldest, largest, cheapest
and best paper in Wyoming. Estab,
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a year; weekly, 3 months, >l-6 mos,
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We forgot to notice, last week, the
sad death of little Cecil, son of Z. *.
Edwards, of Orient. So While playing
with his sister and the little son of Mr..
1'ule, he disappeared from them. and
upon searching, his body was found
i'm the spring, head downwards. Eve
nv effort was made to restore life, but
he had been in the water too long wAen
found. 1t appeared that he had dropped
one Of his playthings In the spring, and
fell I'm while attempting to get 1t out.
He was bright little fellow, nearly 3
years ohi. Ills funeral occurred on
Sunday, May 27th. a.i} ii 9at ri.
S. S. Arnold, of Cedar, has left ut our
Office an erolite, that fell within q few
inches of him as lac was standing In a
field on his farm, last April. Its COM
posed mostly of something like iron
mixed with porous stone, issiabout ~
inches in thickness and weighs 10
ounces. When,it was first taken from
the ground where 1t fell, 1t WAS 40 hot
Mr.. Arnold could not handle 1t, but
HAD to wait for it to eeol.--Osceo!0 Ost-
linz -..rfs ... ... af- f..r., .
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Farm fur sale,

! Tho un,Icfrirns.l VIII sell, chce9 40 the right
p,fchnscr, eighty acres of lapd, situated In
Lake coui,fS, two miles from chase, and nvn
s~d log house. god well OF water close 70
house; sfew bcsflug fruit trees; timber, beech
md fiiapit; en- A 40. i"sugsr -bush; one miie
ffoaa n sehool house, and one mile Lno'm :
further particulars inquire Of t.l-i- f
TT - ~ ~ tosb 4 RApcLfrrE..
baldwin, xich.
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's BAILED OUT-On Thursday last, the
woman calling herself Mrs. S; Taylor,
and confined in the. calaboose, await
ing trial for forgery, was released ON
bail, and the following morning left
Baldwin for good and all, as is gencr-
ally believed. The security gwen, as
We arc Informed, for the $500 bond, was
100 acres of Iand-eighty belonging to
John Cavanaugh and the Balance 10
Plary Beals. Mr.. Towner, as Clerk of
the Court, accepted the bail, and the
land was decided over to him, in trust
for the county. rr rl- ar.1 no5 lo
+; The whole affair must have, cost the
county--directly and indirectly
$500; and the woman THAT every cir
cumstancc seems to point out ns being
guilty. has gone, to prey upon the pub
lie elsewhere. 1t may be all right, le-
gaIly; yet, It would seem that q person
to all appearances guilty Of a double
crime of forgery and jail-brcaking,
should not have got away SO easily.
AS the matter now stands, 1t would
GO. 4. 7lil ~
have bceFApetter we 'hink' II 'ne Wis,
cradle woiisAh mao never Dceh ,e''rneo
here, Tor we cannot see see now ner eA-
perience mere can posslp, ac. rs
check upon ner coplsel "a 'ne ia.lf.;
Ane.her pe'n' ~ 'n's n'"''e' - ""'
tne jail, as '. suc" nas p,osen ,"''u,e'
IL It's ~ worm d JUST as 'nuch " o'. prs
oners mere - . Jersey; anu .Ie , '.o' ''
the calaooOse y s.'ussu,r s. s." w :, "' 10
1870" 80, ~. 80 ,'.,.o,s.r. .an-
c'uen. 70 = 7'oNn.,, .,',,. 4 ~, a,....... [
gers Tue iespons,Y'y /" @ T 4.
srea'eI 'nr" - ','"1a ~. 49,, ~. ~ ~
'ievc !. VII, NO. - d..s'a ,'p"s' -, s 80, ~
csunty VIII % lao.e iol my roIsM r',
sune,'ns y na,% ~ pt'son',s, M ,.,,.oa wn~a
eou'o ~"' e'o~' "~'o -" Po
W proper preca'''''"n - TO" On 'no Par par - '
"u.nsr'.es. 0.." .ss /. ..Li ~ s,.e... ...I,
since .so ayoys was ~ .ypc, We" -.
ina. , .eu "t"'s ~us p'.. =. -
4 ~.
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100000 ACRES
"a. m 9i,s ,OfnH viia l.ss
SPLENDID
MICHIGAN LANDS
RON Cs,u iilg
FOR SALE.

Wv W q
The Grand Rapids and indiana Rai,svud havi~a
hecn finished to little Traverse nay. terminus Pc
osky. .rS0 and idWd gSanfedracd.
Special Bargains for Is7< aud 1881
To Individuals or Coloniesi!
In Farming Lands to actual settlers 20
Over ose hundred aud i,oeaty thousand acre, have
been soIsl. The lands ireN fiSabered, and mako
and Of great producing power. Railroad runs
through the grant Michigan u one of tho least tn
dsbfed and most prosp: States n the Union Its
schools unequalled. Its anancial Standing Ma
I. No difnculty In transportation. Markets gosd
Terms. 4 down. balancein Ave annual payments.
Interest per cent. t''i"N
,i.r sw Secure 4 noms Nsv:
Theiands are north OF Grand Rapids, and In tho
counties Of Kent, Mcitcalm, Newsygo, Mccosta,
Isabella, Clare Osccolu. LANE, Maaistee. Wexford,
Mirsaukco, Kaika-ka, Grand Traverse, Otscgo, An.
Tho part VI Michigan in which thsss lands are
NOT A WILDER yEss BYAET MEANS
buteontains population OF oit'iL ea4
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND. SOULS
and is rapidly aling mp with settlers FROM Canada
sweden. Norway. Holland, and from almost every
state In tho Union. i W, 'ihrithN
IL win rapidly advance In pncr.umder prompt I'm
provcmrnt. Price froWs 81 ~ SO pr acrr. accord.
In many locations, more than pay Tor thcland.
Address
c-t-i4 GRAND RArIBS. MICH.
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Boy Wanted.

The right kind Of boy, aged from 10
to II wears, can find, good home TIL -
years of age, on a farm, ami q start In
fife ut that period. For further partic--
ulars, enquire Mt the STAR Office, or OF
John J. Andrews, Yates township.
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When the King Of Abyssinia received
a large, ofiicial-lWking, fat envelope,
the ether day, and couldn't make out
what those O,l,l-shaped pieces Of paper
were for, it was just fun to sec her Map
esty waltz in and ask what I'm thunder
he meant by fooling with her Winter
Style "Dumcstic" Paper Fashions.
Then old Ab went out and got even by
choppingthe heads off three Egyptians.
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Fire Insurance! /!

Don't let your, Store, Dwelling,
School House, Church, or other Build
Ing, 20 another diy without having ii
Insured in RcIotote C0b,i,dnics;, either
the Underwriters, Of New York or the
Phoenix, of Hartford, ~, ~. 80,
q. &. X. RADCLIFFE, Agent,
.h Baldwin, Mich. 81
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Laxk Real Estate ONice,

"A ned CITY, Mich. n. A. .Hartignn, late OF
IT, Hisseuri bsr, and graduate ofone Of the
49, Nv sci,ocis la the country, has formed. .
pssSs sesAip With A.. shaw, OF kred City. for
ioS1raoee, 90. Owner. Of land wishing 70
1jsScSS Ofths sassiS by placing the descriptio
- thsaS han1z, can depesid on having evsry
Ss~ slsts Abstrarts OF Az 8 and OsceoIa couR-
Sies. Abstracts furnished on short notice. ~
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s.TAILO
John H. Auer,
TAILORG CUTTER,
Reed City, Mich. 1852
Mil For Sale.

: weofr.r for sale onclhaif interest In a water
saw mill, located coavrntrnt to r. &. r. Rail-
way, at Kinne Creek. Will sell for 500; sioO
cash; sio0 In work Of saving, md will al o,
1fNin faif,fIif. conn a RADCLiFFE,
r1f r...rts,s Baldwin, Mich.
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.TpNj yli.9iH9 Use il rTtt il4ih ~
y ,. e. Exoslsior Copying Book, y

Quickly copies any writing WITHOUT WA
bs5,rv Or ufflcs For Ladies' visiting to retain
copiss of icftevs, every bssiuess man, cicrgy-
man, correspond ints, travellers, y u " vniun,
\ aoo- re Book, letter size, BY NJ All. poid 70
nny address. Worefer to any Commercioi
Agency, send stamp for Agents Clrcuinn
txSsssiHIis tSiSsso III s,ssc dES1s wsstci ts,is
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Weather Report.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lee >. Cobb,
of Yates township:
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Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in
Chancsry. Prompt attention to ali
bSsiaess entrusted to hin. Address
Cnsss' Aich,n l,ifqn9 500 ialpd ne
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2 Treasurer Of lake county. VIII at
tend promptly and carefully TO all bus-
ine~s relating TO payment OF resident
and non-resEient taxes. Address, Bald
win. lake Co., Mich. q - ~ 'S-4 iss
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/ DuPONco's GOLDEN PERIOD
IICAL PILLS are the surcst and safest
|femcdy for ladies In delicate helth. to-Si
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Deardsley. & Judkins, I

4t1aaIH LAwHEf&6-lis lisG ~
Win practice In the Stats3 and United
Otut<s Courts. lhorsey, Mich.iqii9 81
b el0O. 900 20 lOaM OH Real Estate 30
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Raldxins Mouse,

T,his House has bcen newly finished
Ard rs.furnIshed. and will he, kept iit
6rt-elass style. Charges. reasonable.
Coed stabling. +. Indermillr Proprie-
tor. Baldwin, Mich. I O 3-3s
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IA Repository Of Fashion. Pleasure
I. and Inst :uction."I
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-. Msmsopa Physician 4 Surgeon.
Oflcs and residence OIL Slosson Avenue'
Heed City, Mich 7Fhl ~" i'''SS ia
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Weekly avsrng-, 90. degrees above zero.
Denotes variable.
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.a rratilj aii3n-Nin {iu ir'bl }sii.i 3
.etni8mo, bnr ELL - itila 9al e
! 84i leid liib .tna t4na
ie4nsts iid ,ae.e wy
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LsA =. Cobb,

Cousty Surveyor, Lake county,
asicIirsn. Viii attend promptly To
III calls Tor surveying, icssIing, plat.
' 'SvsI.ess IN lis line. Chargcs lreason-
ssi., Address, Nirspna, qi.ks = e Co.,
Mica .t.t.., .ir, .s'.,l,a,, 1-oT ~
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is7 June apmspm Avcr'ss Wind
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0hAs. K. RADCLIFFE,
rr PUBLIsHER. -H'
B4lDwIs, L.rs cousrr. MIunIo4x.
xa.in.,sps. Sar0s.


'''s'g. .,.l... '.','' I, Or. n. ,. Peck, nn
Dentist, Reed City. d Twenty-four
ysars' practice. s. Office, over the jewel
~ stsre formerly ewscd w Hubbard
ni $50 jsu9ie n 1a9i VJ1 1bdoi 49,
3. .. WHITEi ~ i8nl 81 Nd ,. U. HAis"r
hnods White h Haight, a s,e
"A Attorneys at Lotr, .,i,
a,4 5-y7 ald ffa' Ludington, Mich. 2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

Dr.. =. o. Smith, ofthlb oltys and
some other KOntlemen, have jost 6oni.
menosd . mining enterprise which they
think will line their pockets with due,
ats. A company was organized here a
few dAys ago by the Doctor, which will
V known a. The santlam Gold O9AN go
Mining Co., and which Will engage ID
gravel mlnlng on the "a ptlam, Abodt
Is mllos nom Albany TIE asxdsy
place 10 at the mouth Of Canal Fork,
which runs into the North Fork Of tie
South Santlam. Just above themnuth
Of Canal Fork the stream runs IN such
manner As to form q natural slulce,
and just at the mouth an old log is
lying entirely aersss the creek, which
atisetnally prevents gold from washing
out. This slulce 10 about 400 feet long,
and will bo damned at the upper end,
and, by making n cut 80 feet long and
20 feet deep tho water will be thrown
Into the santlAm above. Another dam
will be put In at the mouth to prevent
the 8antlam from backing up The
walls Of the alulce are solId rock, from
5 to 20 feet high, and II ranges from Q
70 20 feet wide, the narrOwsst place
being just where It emptloS into the
Bantiam. The bottom IL we'll packed
with graysL and there are hDhldetb
lying in the bed of the strsatn ail "
way down which at as "rlflihg1 u
win be rsniembered that thib allsAm
drains the whole OF the celebrated
Quartzvllle country, and rich prospects
In coarse gold have been found above
aud below this slulcv. Jerry DrlRrsI
enee picked up.a $as nugget Al tie
mouth Of this slulce, and DIR. Smith,
BY mailing . cup to stick has obtained
home splendid prospects from the bed
near the mouth-sometlmes getting as
much AS nve or six cents to the cup.
From the fact that all the gold which
has been found on the santIam has
undoubtedly passed through this alulce,
We think this company will surely get
sOmothing to show for their work. A !
party Of i've men have gone In, with
null stock OF provisions, tools, powder,
etc., and they expect to have everything
completed so they can commence work !
On the gravel In about six weeks, DR..
Smith has spent moro lIms prospecting
that country than any other llvlnR
man. and We would be greatly pleased
70 SOC him make 70 atRker on thIs
venture. ~. 10
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
ACsnssmpslbls Trick.

a,A
Two weeks ago we maue manuoh OF the
fact that Thos. Heifren, the Nevada high.
wavman. had bsen arrested by Thos, Par.
~. - ~. Ia. i.,,I ,an,. t.,ln,i,,. ,..,,I.
N''i VI .m WH,'""~' '''N' .'m''"s soH''s'
men, and That the prisoner hau been turned
over 10 the deputy sheriff. This week we
learn Tint the denuty set hia prlsoner rree
h.n.,,.. n. c,,,nI IL r.,,a,,s aeF...a ",
S...'"~"e "A"" '"s ''""' "'.S'SN ~.
henrehN arrest woulu 90 70 farker aud
bis companions Instead Of to himself, For
the Rund name OF Wasco county we hono
III. H. "a, NJ. o..o a., /, ,.n,iI ~. A..
'''" :" - Wv 0''e, 'o' "'N'" Wv VS.
grace 10 any Par1o' Hous green earlh 10
AFFORD u resting place for man with a
ami ao swAli Here Ia what n corre4nond.
..,.r.s.,, pI,...i,,. :, AZ. Ig....,.s,.Ir ,..
V"""'" ''"V''"S'V Wv "V""'"'"o'' "eS
10 say about me aualr
There Ia an ugly rumor 0n llle atreeis
about our Deputy sheriff just now II
seems that yoling man by the name OF
Parker had got on the trail of noted des.
perado OF Nevada by the nsme Of Hooker
for whose capture there Is reward OF
$1,000 offered. Parker followed him until
he was sure lie had hia man tread. He
then came to iowa for help to capture him
as Hooker always went heavily armed, and
hs didn't think 1t prudent to tackle him
alone. Naturally hc went to tho Deputy
Sheriff, but that worthy on hearing the
facts aud of tho reward thought ho would
70 II alone, so he took two members of his
family and PdrksrS hOrye, and left word
for the livery stable keeper 10 not lot him
have another for an hour or two, 50 he
could have no part In the reward. The
Deputy and party ataIts,l for tho place oil
Hooker's concaalment. These facts com.
ing to the ears Of the nclghbors they fur,
inished Parker with h0rses and posse of
men, and BY taking near cut and riding
hard he was enabled TO beat the Deputy
Sheriff to the place and capture the man,
who they had securely tied when that
officer arrived My pen Is unequal to tho
task Of telling you of tho rage Of THAT official
wlieu he found himself beat lie swsre
tnat "hlm aud hia family never had been
beat before Al anything and he wsuld cut
the party In pieces but he would have thu
prisoner" Parker said then that he would
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which ID Correct ?

We zee paragraph In solne Of .iAe pa.
pers TO tho effect that Ten Brooks rnlls In
| S9si Is not the fastest en- record, and
Buccaneers unreliable and mythical time
performance Of :38 IL reclled. There is
no record Of any such race or time having
been made. STANDARD.
The DEMocMT wSs the paper which
hrst denied that Ten Bfeck's time was not
the best that had been mad. Our friend
Of the Standard is simply Incorrect when
he states that there Is no record OF any
such race or time having been made q
that which we mentioned. Wehaye before
US the highest authority on such IsuqJeels
-WfLkes' Spirit Of The Times-and In It's
Answers to Correspondents" under the
heading, Turf" we fad the following /.
Ruccaneer ran . mile At RaliSbury, in
1852, In | minute and ss Seconds, the fastest
time on record. ad
The above iS the authority upon which
our statement was made, and the public
can Judge as TO whether or not il alnoun,s
TO anything
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Fully hve thousand persons we're In
attendance at the temperance picnic
held Il Roberts Bridge Inst Saturday,
making II tho largest gathering Of the
kind which has ever been held In our
county. Addresses were delivered by
some Of the best speakers In the valley,
and splendid music was furnished by
the Corvallis baHd. Another attrao,
tIOn, which added q groA. deal to the
pleasures Of the day, was the public
solsmniSAtlon Of the ma marriage Of
the Rev. I. ID. Driver. This time the
old gentleman led to the hymsnlal al
tara gay youHg damsel Of about TWEEN
ty Ave summers-MIss NJ. +. Williams,
OF Halsey. During the day temper
Anc pledges were circulated among
the audience aud great many sign.
ers were procured. No doubt this
meeting accomplished great deal in
the cause Of temperance, and wo think
II would he good idea to hAvo one
every month at the same place during
the summer and autumn.