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a sacred Old Relic.

A colored man yesterday turned auc-
tioneer to work Off two old stoves for a
dealer on Gratiot avenue One was
sold without trouble, but as the other
'held over" on him, he mounted bar
rel and began:
"Gem'len and women, dis yere stove
was once de property Of George Wash
ington."
A laugh Of derision greeted his state
ment. Singing ont the biggest man
in the crowd, the auctioneer asked:
"Doan' you believe dat George
Washington once owned dis yere
stove?"
"No, sir."
"Dat's de same as callin' me liah,
sab, and you'll hev to chaw dem words.
sab. ="
He jumped down ard waltzed over
to the stranger, bat was knocked down
in a York minute. That was enough
for him, and after feeling of his head
to see how much of il was left, he
mounted the barrel and called out:
"How much DO / heah for dis stove
once de property OF Gin raj Grant
De stove dat Washington owned was
busted up dooun' de war;"
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STATE NEWS.

John Smith, of Burnip's corners,
choked to death by putting spool in
his mouth few days ago.
The strawberry blossoms at Battle
Greek aud Charlotte are reported seri-
ously injured by our recent frosts, and
il is feared the crop will be light.
At Muskegon on new years day, the
News aud Reporter says that the banks
and churches we're closed and the sa-
looms wide open.
Adelphus Dexter Of Detroit. was
killed on a special freight train near
Ionia Jan. 10, 10y his head striking
a bridge while he was on top Of the
train. He had been employed on the
road but few weeks.
At Bangor, Van Buren county, few
days ago, n schoolteacher got drunk,
was pushed off the sidewalk by some
boys, and fell under a horse, where he
was severely kicked
The clothing OF ten-year old child
OF VIM. Cromwell, OF Scio, Washtenaw
coonty, caught FIRE from a stove and
before il could be rescued, ID was hope
lessly burned. IL died four hours after
the accident in great agony.
The balance OF cash in the state
treasury Jan. 3, 1878, was si90, 232 so;
receipts during the week ending Jan.
IL were s45, ,073. 20; payments during
same time we're $50, ,S57. or; balance in
treasury Jan. IL, 1878, si95, 44s.5s; in
crease for the week, S5,2l5.7S.
A postal card passed through De-
troit from Concord, Mich, addressed to
Queen Victoria, bearing the follow
ing message: "Dear Quevn-You are
respectfully invited 20 attend a sleigh
ride party 10 be held in Concord on
the 25th Of January. weather permit
ting. Tickets sl.50. Good music in
attendance"
The remains OF Boston Custer and
Antie Reed, brother and nephew Of
Gen. Custer, who were killed with him
in July, 1876. arrived in Monroe, their
I former home, on the Sth. A large num-
ber of citizens turned out 20 receive
them. The services took place at the
cemetery Immediately after the arrival
OF tho remains.
The large frame residence OF Mrs.
Lucy NJ. Pixley, situated in the west
Iart Of Charlotte, was totally destroy
ed by fire Wednesday evening. Most
/ OF the contents were saved, but were
considerably damaged. The insurance
on the house aud contents is SO, 900, ir
the Eaton & Barry County Farmers
Mutual company. which will probably
cover the entire loss. The house Wa,
unoccupied, and the fire is supposed Il
be the work Of an incendiary.
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Level headed-the Flathead Indians.
What the ship said to the calker-
"Kum oakum with'm me-"
Learning the ropes is no advantage
to man after he has been hung.
fellow who wanted to be married
asked the preacher to "carry. the moose
TO Mary"
The horn OF the hunter is no longer
heard on the hill. 1t is carried in
pocket flask.
Could the depositors in a busted
savings bank properly speak of the
concern as an ex-owed-us?
Hosiery is lower today Boston
Globe. There is only one remedy
They should wear garters. rs.-Graphic.
The great advantage about leau
wife is that you don't have to call IT,
a carpenter every time she falls down
stairs.
IL you cannot inspire q woman with
love Of you, fill her above the rim With
love of herself; all that runs over will
be yours.
Nature, which has given rs one organ
for speaking, has given Us two for
hearing, that we may learn that Il Is
better to hear than to speak.
Servant to her mistress, who is re-
ceiving one visitor: "The doctor, miss.
He wants 90 see Won" "He can't inst
now. I'm engaged. Tell him I'm
sick.
A little girl once said that she should
be glad 20 go 20 heaven because they
have plenty Of preserves there. On
being cross-examined. she took down
her catechism and triumphautly read:
"Why ought the saints TO love Godf
Auswer-Because He makes preserves.
and keeps them.
A Detroit boy stood an umbrella,
with a cord tied TO II. in n public door
way. Eleven persons thought that
umbrella was theirs, and carried il
with them the length al tho string
They then suddenly dropped ii and
went of without once looking back or
stopping 10 pick it up again.
He wouldn't swear 10 it.-A witness
on entering the box had n testament
presented him. but he declined 90 be
sworn. Being asked his reasons for re-
fusinC. he nativelv replied: "f'll tell n
lie wi'ony mou i Englsnd, but I'll not
swear 10 IL.
Now comes the days when the sturdy
farmer dumps n load Of dirt into some
mud-hole in tie highway. yolls. 'Haw,
Buckr ~ his or OK, ,pricks the other With
n bradavl, and goes homo under the
impression that be has worked out his
road tax in full.-Pluck.
A man who stopped at a tavern il
Fddyville n few nights since became
somewhat inebriated. and going out OF
doors wandered abOut aud finally
plunrcd into the canal After heinp
fished ont and taken into the harroom
10 dry his clothes he r. marked TO the
landlord: "Your house aint very big
but you've got mighty big cistern.
A man who was trying 10 sell rather
n dismal residence, boasted that II
commanded view Of the railway sta.
tion. "But that doe esn't m ke IL any
more pleasant. said tic Tar'y who was
expected 20 purchase ~. "Oh. YES,
. does" replied the ounar conhdentlv.
] "It makes IL gay herr. 1ou can stand
, on this stoop and sec everybody tha'
misses the train,
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An APPALLING CURSE. Carefully pre-
pared statistics show that there are
over six hundred thousand druukards
in the United States. aud that seventy
thousand die annually who go 60 the
grave OF drunkard. Every year one
hundred thousand men and women arc
sent TO prison under the influence Of
intoxication, while three hundred mur-
ders and four hundred suicides occur
from the same cause. Two hundred
thsusand orphans are annually thrown
upon the world by this curse of intem.
perance. Niue-ten,hs Of our crime and
not less than seven.eiglrhs Of the pau.
perism IL the immediate result oi
whisky. aud that ~ cost 90 the gov.
ernment-besides individual wan, al
not less than 60,000, 900 every year.
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FRIDAY, January IL, 1873.
On motion Supervisor Montgomer

FRIDAY, January IL, 1878.
On motion Supervisor Montgomery:
Resolred That the claim of Amos Barnes
lie on the table until the next session of this
Board.
On motion of Supervisor Pomeroy:
Resolved, That the following resolution.
which was adopted March %, 1871, be, and Is
hereby recinded
Resoiped That the Sheriff NAV make and
present TO the Clerk Of tins Board monthly
itemized account of all monies paid for the
board OF prisoners. Aud that the Clerk Il
hereby authorized 90 draw an order for the
same, said account being subject TO the ac-
tion Of the Board AT their next session.
The Finance Committee offered the
following report, which was adopted;
To ne Board Of Supervisors Of tae County Of
Hillsddie:
The committee on finance, on whom
is deyolved by the Board, the duty of
settling the annual account of the
County Treasurer, and TO whom has
been referred the annual statement of
receipts. and expenditures made to this
Board for the year 1877. by the Treas
urer, respectfully report:
That they have examined said state
ment carefully, and have verified the
several items OF receipts, (amounting
OIL the whole TO the sum OF S62, ,9SS. 16)
with which the Treasurer has charged
himself. and believe the same to be en-
tirely correct; that the Treasurer fur
uishsd this committee with vouchers
for all the items OF disbursements for
which he claimed credit amounting TO
S62, 1876, leaving a balance on hand
of S494.40. BY deducting this balance
from the temporary loan ordered by
the Board last October OF $1,000 to
meet deficiency in the previous tax
levies aud receipts the deficiency for
the year 1877 will appear to be 81, ,505.-
60.
As many might be misled as to the
difference between the receipts and ex-
penditures for 1877 by this large def
cheney, into the supposition that the
expenditures exceeded the expenditures
of the preceding year, by an amount
larger than the true amount, your COM
mittee deem IL pertinent TO an intelli-
gent understanding Of the matter to
analyze.and compare in plain way the
statements for the two years 1876 and
1877.
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NUMBER 1870.
Great DecIise In Price os sugars.

There has been a great decline in
the price of sugar at the leading i'm
porting cities, by which, it is said, mil
hons of dollars have been lost.
The price Of good refining grades of
raw sugar compare as follows:
On Is Of December, is76..........10 .10c per N
On ID Of December, lsT7..........7llc per ID
The three striking points Of the
above figures Of tons OF sugar are:
j. That over IL per cent more sugar
was imported in 1877 than in 1876.
2. That the consumption this year
is about per cent less than last year.
3. That the stock on the 18th inst. is
nearly three times greater than it was
on the 18th Of December, 1876.
The great house Of 5. 4 w. Welsh,
of Philadelphia, are said to be among
the heaviest losers.
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SUPERVISORS.
Report OF Jan. Session, 1878.

Proceedings OF the Board Of Super
visors for the County of Hillsdale at
an adjourned session convened and
held at the Court House in the city
and county ot Hillsdale, on Monday,
the 7th day Of January, 1878.
On the roll being called by the Clerk
the following members answered to
their names:
George Kinney, Adams.
Albert Prentiss, Allen.
William Drake, Amboy.
Andrew j. Wigent. Camden
Perry sebring, Cambria.
James IL. Gay, Fayette.
Charles ID. Luce, Jefferson.
Enos A. POmeroy, Litehfeld.
l.. L. l.. Mumford. Moscow.
Truman y. Wadsworth. Pittsford
William II. III. Petit. Ransom.
Zebulon @. Culver. Reading.
samuel +. johnson. Seipio.
Andrew y. Westcott. Somerset.
Mvron McGee, Wheatand.
Jason b. Norris, Woodbridge
Jshn L. Emmons, Wright.
William X. Montgomery, lst and 2d Wards.
Jos j. Clark, Sd aud lth Wards.
The Treasurer, Luke Hazen, submit
ted the following report:
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, HILLsDALE Co.,
HILIsDALR. January Z, 1878.
TO the Honorable Board Of Supervisors:
GESTLENES;-In compliance of the re-
quirements OF the law, herewith submit TO
YOU my annual report for the fiscal year Of
1877, ending December 3lst:
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Medical.
CONSUMPTION DAN BE CURED,
sehcnck's Putnsenic syrup,
schenck's Sea Weed Tenie,

sehcnck,s Putns ontc syrup, -
Schcnek's >ea weed Tente.
Schenck,s'mandrnk pills,
Are the only medicines that viii cure pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequenfiy medicines thai. VIII stop cough
will occasion the death % the pauehr they lock
up the liver, stop the circulation on the blood,
hemorrhage follows, and in fact they clog the
acllOn OF the very nrxahs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint ana dyspepsia are the causes
Of twO-thtTtls ~ the eases OF Consumption.
Many persons complain % aduil pain In the SIDE
constipation, coated tongue. pain IN the shoulder
blade, feelings OF drowsincss and restlessneas
the food lying heavily on che stomach, accom-
panied with aeidity and belching up OF wind.
These symptoms usually originate from dis
ordered condition OF the stomach or torpid
iyer,
Persons so affected, II they take one or two
heayp colds, and II the cough In these cases be
suddenly checked, viii ind the stomach and
liver Clogged, remaining torpid aud inactive,
aud almost before they are aware the lungs are
a mass OF sores, and liberated, the result OF
which Is death.
schenoks Pnmonlc Syrup is an exp-ctorant
which does not contain opium or anything calcu-
lated 10 check n cough suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food,
mixes with the gastric juices OF the stomach,
aids digestion, ana creates a ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are cosiiue, skin sallow, or
the symptoms otherwise OF a bilious tendency.
Scheucks Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only hy
j. II. SCnESCK a Son,
n. L. corner sixth and Arch SITS, Fhlla.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
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Officers and the rate OF compensation paid
the Sheriff for boarding prisoners be reduced
fixed for the year 1871.
Which were seconded by Supervisor
Drake, and laid on the table on motion
Of Supervisor Culver.
On motion Mr.. Wigent, Mr.. Culvers
resolution was taken from the table
and passed.
During the session OF the Board the
following bills were audited and al
lowed.
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Ss,9s 10
DISBURSEMENTS.
S2Oss 10

All of which j. respectfully submitted.
l. HAzES, County Treasurer.
On motion of Supervisor Montgom-
cry,
Resolred, That a. there IL vacancy on 'he
Finance Committee, By the resignation OF J.,
). Ranney ss Supervisor, that Truman Y.
Wadsworth be appointed la his place
The report Of the County Treasurer
was read, and, on motion of Supervis-
or Drake, it was received aud referred
to the Finance Committee.
On motion Of Supervisor Culver, the
Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock.
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Trains are run ~ Chicago time, which j. ?
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time
All trains run daily, except sundays.
CONNECTIONS. CloRe connections made az y p
slant. with VI. c. r. r. FOR all points east anC
west At Manchester, with Jackson Branch oi
l. sans. r. r. At Ilillsdale: with /. ;. VI
: X. z. Al Bankers, with II. w ,. ;. X. X.
for points north and south.
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On motion Mr.. Drake this Board do
now adjourn TO meet March lS, 1873.
c. ID. LUCE, Chairman.
Il. L. TABOR, Clerk.
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Patent Law Practice In the patent
oTnce aud the Courts a Speciality.


PATENTS OBTAINED ~ TIE
United States Cnudda. England, France, Ger
many. Russia. Belgium. italys &C.
RrrsRnxcEs. u0n W. u. Allison, u. :. Sena-
Tor. Gov 4 a. kirkwUVl, II. :. senator judge
Wn. fuurhrIlqp, Ex-M. c.; Justice samuel
Miller. IL A. supreme Court, Hon. James Harlan
Tx-ssrrefsry Iitarior, Justice y. r. DILLON, u.
tilrerif Court. Judge r. T. %. Clarke, Chairman
Anna4 Board Patent orlrf, Col, IT. NJ. Vail
ea1f Railway Nail Service. ten. =. ". Hcdrck.
Fx-sapf Iaf. Rev; JniEe y. =. sampson. ". G.;
Hon. tie0 W. McCrafy, Secretary Of War. Col
j. ID. fngers0ll, Chicag0 Post. laug1p
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VEGETINE
REV J. p. LUDLOW WRITES:
lis BALTIC STREET. nEooKLyS, y. Y.l
NGyrmter IL ls.A 4

November IL, iSs4. I
Mr.. II. II. stevens.
Dear Slr:-Fron personal benefit received 10y
iis use, as well as from personal knowledge OF
those whose cures thereby have seemed almost
miraculous, ! can most heartily and sincerely
recommend the Ncgctns for the complaints
which 10 Is claimed 20 cure.
JAMES T. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.
Sacramento. Cal.
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DETROIT HILLsDALE a SOUTH
WESTERN R.R.
Trains viii leave tie stations named, as follows
rom and after Nov. llth, 1871:
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On motion Of McGee, the Board ad-
jonrned uutil tomorrow morning at o
o'clock.
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LAKE SHORE e MICH. SOU-MICH
CENTRAL-JACRSON Fl.
VA YNE- d. H. & T.
LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. r. r,
Trains wiz leave tho stations named, as follows
TRAINS GONG wEsr

Eu- Michigan Accommodation, going West,
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train at White Pigeon.
rF- Mail and Night Express trains going east,
connect With Trains for Detroit, at Adrian.
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Inventions and Patents.
II. C.. WOODWARD,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
1908 sth st.. y. w. ". o. Lock Box iTil Wash
ingt0u, ID. &.
Late Fxaminer-in-t hief United states Patent
Onice. Member a. the Har ~ The supreme
Court of thC United states.
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N ew York Herald.
broadway A. Ann So. New York.
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LANSING DIVISION.
Trains will leave the stations named, as follows

GOING NoErH.
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AZ home and abroad together with a Story
rvery week. n sermon by some eminent divine
literafv. Musical Dramatic. Personal and
sea Notes. There is no paper in the world
which contains 40 much news matter ever
week NJ the Weekly Herald, which u sent
postage Tree. for One Dollar. You may sub
scribe at any time.
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living recipes for practical dishes hints for
making clothing and for Keeping mp with the
attest fashions az the lowest prices. Letters
from our Paris and London correspondents
on the very latest fashions The Hone De
partmoni ol the Weekly Herald VIII save the
housewife more than ouo hundred times the
price Of the paper,
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Resolred. That the Clerk be authorized %
draw an order for DIR. Dufiicid II s25 90. for
services AZ expert In the case Of People, W..
Earl Carried.
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NEWS ITE NS.

Within the past six months 4 1000 in
temperate men have signed the pledge
in Wilmington, Del.
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There l. a page devoted 90 Ell the latest
phases of the business markets Crops, Mer-
chandize. &c, &c valuable feature T.
found In the specially reported prices and
conditions Of
, 1878-12-12
ARTICLE VIII.
DUTIES OF THE REcoRprNo srcp


SECTION l. II shall be the duty of the Re-
cording Secretary TO attend all meetings Of
inc Company, to keep correct roll of the
Company, and to call the same at all meetings,
ana when present, after any alarm of Fire.
lie shall keep record of the proceedings of
the Company in book provided for that
purpose, atfd report the names of all members
absent from three successive regular meet
ings.
SEC. 2. Ho shall keep memorandum of all
fires and alarms.
SEC. 3, He shall immediatel- notify in
writing, every newly elected member of his
election, and after he has signed the Constitu.
ton provide him with printed COPY of the
constitution and certificate of membership
when applied for.
SEC. 4. He shall sign all bills when ordered
TO be paid by the Company, and all docu.
ments belonging TO the Company.
SEC. 8. In consideration of the drtioo do-
volying ON him he shall be exemnt iron, an
, 1878-12-12

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
committee from banks located in diff.
ferent parts of the United States,
but principally in New York city,
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, have
been, and are still busy, maturing
plans for the resumption of specie
payments, January l, 1879. The
The Secretary thinks that as the law
now authorizes him to sell or ex.
change coin for gIeenbacks at vari.
Gus places upon the basis OF the price
OF gold in New York city, and as the
resumption law names the Office of
the assistant Treasurer in that city
as the actual place for resuming spe.
Gle payments, aud as upon the first
of January greenbacks will be at
par with gold in that city, that there
will be no difficulty in exchanging
one for the other elsewhere in the
United States. The Secretary be.
heves that as on and after the first
OF January the law authorizes the
receipt of greenbacks for custom du.
ties in New York and that they must
be taken for duties in every part of
United States; otherwise an uncon.
stItutlonal preference would be made
IN favor OF one port over other ports
in the United States.
, 1878-12-12
ARTICLE VII.
DUTIEs OF SECOND ASSISTANT.

SECTION I. He shall at al times have charge
OF the Hose Carriages and detail hosemen,
subject to the orders OF the Foreman; with
the permission of the Foreman or First As
slstant, call on as many members as he thinks
necessary to assist him in the discharge of his
duties. He shall see that the hose and the
carriages are properly cleaned and placed in
good order after being in service; report to
the Foreman all delinquencies; and in the alb
Sehee OF tho Foreman or First Assistant, he
snall oitclate as Foreman or First Assistant,
ana while 80 acting be subject to the same
fines and penalties,
, 1878-12-12
ARTICLE VI
DUTIES OF FIRST ASSISTANT.

SECTION /. 1t shall be the duty of the FIRST
Assistant Foreman to assist the Foreman
while on duty, to see that the engines are
well worked and properly manned, and that
the members remain by the engines while on
duty; to report to the Foreman all dIsobedi-
encc. neglect or carelessness on the part of the
members; upon the return of the engines to
the house after tire, 10 see that the same are
properly cleaned. In the absence of the Fore
man he shall Officiate In that capacity and
strictly perform each and all the duties of that
once, and he subject to the same fines and
penalties
, 1878-12-12
RULES AND REASONS.


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