The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
Local Department.
The circus is coming.

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Homework please enquire at this Of
fee.
A line of hitching posts has been
put up along the commons In front OF
the Seymour House.
Our band furnished excellent music
aud received many compliments at
the pioneers picnic.
The Nj. E. supper Wednesday
evening passed off pleasantly, with
large number in attendance.
The Greenback Congressional Con-
vention for the Fourth District is
called to meet at Niles July 70.
Mr. Chester Elliot is home tor
short visit. He is located in York
State, and is a practicing lawyer.
Ben. Oppenheim, a young brother
of Marks, arrived from his native
fatherland last Saturday morning.
Beckwith's resolution has borne
fruit and The saloon fixtures OF Ed.
Pattison are advertised to be sold
to-day.
The masons have commenced the
brick work on Homer Thomas new
house. 1t bids fair to be a very line
structure.
Decatur, Niles, Bangor, Diamond
Lake, and South Bend are among the
places that intend to celebrate the
glorious Fourth.
Harry Hans, editor of the Blu
Poster has been fined S25 and costs,
for publishing obscene literature. lie
appealed the case.
Niles will celebrate the 4th by lay
inc the corner stone of the Baptist
church. Addresses, music, etc. Fire
works in the evening.
Mas Tate, formerly one of the
teachers here, accompanied by her
father were in town Thursday. They
had attended the picnic.
Mrs. F. J. Atwell and Mrs. Hattie
Sprague 90 to Kalamazoo to-day as
invited guests at the wedding of Gen.
Dwight Mays daughter.
Harvest and baying all seem COM
ing in a lump this year. Many pieces
of wheat in this vicinity will be Mt to
cut with ten days of good weather
David Brady, Que of the oldest
pioneers in the county, aged over w.
is very low and ere this may have
Joined the many pioneers on the 9th
er side.
. Master Artie Jordan, Of Kalama
zoo, is down on general visit. he
is an officer military company
there, and can drill like young Ma
poleon.
Dudgeon Sc Cobb, of Kalamazoo
have paid ont large sums OF money
to farmers in this sectionfor produce
1t amounts to about $4,000 within
the last two weeks.
At the Universalist church mex
Sunday evening, the subject OF dls
course will be Americas future pros
perity"-appropriate to the approach
ing Fourth of July.
The concert advertised to tax
place at the Universalist church to
morrow evening is Indefinitely post
poned on account of illness OF som
of the expected participants.
Mex. Tuesday evening is electio
of officers of the Temperance UnIor
also other matters OF importance
Wake up and come out TO this meet
ing every friend of temperance.
DIR. Clarke and family are visitin
at the home of Mr.. j. B. Clarke. ID
children think Mrs. Clarkes pleasar
ward vastly finer than the handsom
residences on Wabash Avenue.
Tickets will be sold by the Centr'
ON the Sd and 4th of July, to all ST
tions on the main line and branche
for one fare for the round trip, goo
TO return not later than the 9th.
The Ladies of the Methodist chure
will give another of their deserved
popular ten cent suppers at the churt
on Tuesday evening, July I'd. X
freshments served from to o'cloc
The Paw Paw Valley Agricultur
Society, which meets at Lawrenc
Sept. "a, rs, 26 and ~, have TAX
into their territory the townships
Uol;n;a Wavne and Silver Creek,
Cass county.
The soldiers and sailors reunion
Kalamazoo last Thursday was de-
dedly big thing. The village W
crowded with visitors and ever
dwelling was alive with bunting ar
gay with streamers.
We thank Messrs. Moon q Linsl
for an invitation to visit Diamo
Lake the 4th of July. They will
the steamer during the day and e.
n;np. and it will be pleasant, gu
place to spend the day.
Mr.. o. Becraft will take 81
scriptions to the Detroit Post a
Trib,ms. Twenty-Five cents pays
81 numbers, and in many instance
s;nele number is worth the price
the whole cam paign edition.
We were fortunate enough TO
able to get within the enclosure
the Fair Grounds, to attend the
eneer's meeting for little time