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NONE or THEIR BUSINESS.

NONE OF 'F1I1:fK HUSfNESS.
4 ncetiug Of General Passenger Agents
of Western ros,.ls WAS held yesterday Mt the
Office of tho Milwaukee Il ST, Paul fnr the
l',trpose Of taking s1ine ncsinn In re-
Earl 10 tho practice Of General Freight
Agents Issuing l,00o-lnE!e tickets ut re-
tlnc.sl rntcs IN ,slliupers: There were
it. JnIl1,, Rnck Island; x. Y. II. CARPENTER.
Milwaukee, IL Ut. l'Alli; ". 4. Thrnli.
Northwestern; Jnincs Charlton, Chicago Il
Alton.
pronose 10 reni1csl % tS %Gencrni Fen % MaiiaeerS 10
ISSUE orders prohibiting any utle except the
s;nneral Passenger Agents frum issuing such
tickets but finally 1t was decided to let thu
matter seriously a!one, us Il wnntd mt ln;,'s
with tl,v t;enerul Managers affairs, n.lt cotl-
ststunntly t!l. nlrctlng adjourned without
taking a;ay action III the premises.
, 1880-08-25
"AE GRAND CHAPTER II. y. NJ.
=, opeslat U.sPate4 To 12s tAttaa2 Tfl4unf.

rnIksnoir, aug. 2I.-The twenty-fonrth
re'il''al Convention Ut tho General {iranh
sS.aaptef S.ap Itoyal Arch Alasul,s nf tho United
T Tta'es commenced hero ut lltgh noon today,
~"o oas's Is nAuda llp ot tho officers At tho
e,e'al e.s.al eirantl Chapters Ut tho different
ssa@s, ,s, al!'l about 100 prominent Maso,,s,
,rlss ,,.meseht'ns every Stato In tho Uni0,,, utu
naeaeh1' nasM The iubllo demonstration III con-
as.toA ~. Will the meeting consisted, in tIIo
I,sap sa plaee' Of reception III Whitney's Opera
s,s.A uAso tt'is morning. rhe exercises roll
sse" H. y, o1 music. MI nstlrcxs nr welcome to
id.s. S o'ate ny Hugh McCunly, tira,M High
on Sshan{t VI A!clliEnn. Ill address If welcome:
III 'T1taii aiiiot o. the N[aSn,!s uf l>vtrnt ly Julln
IN a,!,iralatll' ot l'enLnsnlAr Chapter, and
3a"tess VI welcome Oil behalf Vt tic city
, 1880-08-25


MIST pfnfilc Hrt. t.ilmrf,IE 1t,uler. tho tfclu-
stnII t!t 'ihitig.c,,rs ran frrh hui II llnftG't
n,'inImr nf bassr,lG"rs, ninl that wllrt there
Is Il @rM rush II I'm. fln'sS .ili,y will tlnsr to
rn hungry uIllt'ss lle ,lAfll sturs to give IHt-
p1" IN opportunity IN rAt ut administrations.
The th!sn... Huntington Il tluimty, during
thu 'lsfrnntal t'nnrfnsc rt:sl, Inst wm;. proved
t]mt ,fntng-rnrs. II prnla.rly nlnl,ag,4t. ri,s,
inkr r:.U' ri :471a feed III w1rr sp>frs'. IN
ils.ttrr Mtw tarEe tho rrow.. Tie r!lrirMt
Superintendent 1T tlr l'1rift.snIt dining
rar1 iGi> Kept nn ,u4r,ltut ri tiu. HtI1nfA'r nf
lnaIt.f. ftul ~ lis rArs, wlIlrli tr. fur III
,llisnlHr. tl4riny TN. tnlrtHy,' Wrrk. Ills ar-
rns..ts sh.w llEll u' f.s' ::.,s7s lpnp'e In the
iHnt ears tnrttv 1--WE tlnY>. II ir,rt' fH,f .le-
nnllnf~l lnra!> they "nl'l !Iavr l.er!!. 1rc"lI'-
tMmlatrh Mfihnnt Inconvenience. 'Tl,rrn wns
lIn rr,Whtn. n1nt IN hnrrying. tsrryEtnty
rnuttl tnkr his meals IN rnInfnrt md tM,t.a',
atul tvrryfnay was ftll nf t,rAf>, Ut tlis rx-
c..ll, nj i'wtur. iii tl.c burlington l!o,tI.
it. Is M't ktntWn lluw fargrn Il business WIS
dam, by llu' Alien, K,kk island. piul nthrr
ttlufs r1|nHlng tlfn1nE%irs during the Cn1l-
t'lnve week, Int IRON wl!ht Ga.. be lrArllnl
their business was alsn immense. l.lll was
cnntluctGdAs Systematically untl lllve ily good
satisfaction rs Or tho Burlington.
Ihrro is np feature thHt inns lately been
added to the American ratlr0atl system t!,at
Inns So rapidly EEt,wn In public favor nMl
proved 81 unqualified asucccss rs the dining
cars.
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To settle the muddloin the sixth co

To settle the muddlein the sixth 90
sional district of Mississippi. it is pro
BY one Of the voters that General Ghslmer;
and Mr.. Lynch shall both resign their claim,
and run the rscs over assia.
5. L. Frorgs Days,ille, Kentucky, ped..
gosue, wsat cut few dsJs ago TO whese hi,
pupils we're skating WAsn in tho nidslc
OF sao pohd, the ics ea,s WAY and down bo
vent "kerehunk," amer the manner Of the
frogs.
Eawar / r, Lee, formerly Of the Owen,
Kentucky, News, hai gona into the grocery
huhEess. The News says ho has tasted the
olsiers Of lifc 10 tho newspaper business, and
no will now try the sugars and 'ls,.sa.
Tho biggest wedding on record took plac,
IN GRAFT county, Ky, last week. The groom,
Hr: JoaA W. Coleman, weighed 3t5 pounds,
and the bride, Miss Mary Lemon, weighed
24o psuad'. Now for tho shillings.
jeff. Adkins, notorious outlaw of Sandy
Hook, KY, escaped from jail WEDNESDAY
msrniss. When tho tailor vent in to give
him his brsaSfsstho rushed out over the sur
prl'ed sfacer and made his escape.
Unafiio bhstSsn, otOlark couRty, Ky, was
g~VeIsIy bitten on tho Ihrost aud chin by a
bad bulldog belonging to Hsrvey Combs Of
color, one Disht last week. He shot tho dog
next day to switch of the hydrophobie. ....
ThomM Grsyson, tocscco raiser living
on tao farm Of Harrison Thompson roar
lhonpson's station, in Clark county,
hantuckty, committsd suicide Tuesday hy
hanging himself. He leaves y witeand four
children.
AClarS county Kentucky, man saysi freli.
able parties will cultivate his 500 acre farm IN
tobacco tho coming season, raise crop and
turn il over to him when housed in good con.
ditIon, he will give thsm tho farm. The
land is valued at $500 per acre.
John B. Hoys, the great leather merchant
Of stanford Conn. has promised to give
$500 to Richmond, Va, college, and 81 500
to Richmond Colorsd institute. John H.
)sanc, of Nov York city, who was II private
IN the fsdersl army, WAS wounded in the bat
ties around fredericksburg, ard spent day
in LIBBY prison, has promised to give SlO0C
10 Richmond college, and encther 81, 600 on
condition ,hst $4,000 is raised.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

A ORDINANCE to encourage the setting
IA ONT ana preservation OF shade trees IA
the city OF Dallas. ''NN' IA
be y @rdslned by The City Council of the City
SECTION /, Anyone who may hereaf t,r set
ost ana protect until two years of age nny
spaue tree or trees IN front Of their premises.
nlong any street In this city. shall receive
sr we sum OF ore dollar, provided that
sueh setting OUT NJ trees Ia in nocordnnce with
'he provisions OF this ordinance.
sec said trees are To be set ont on Tho
.asIse VI the curhing of the gutter, along the
utter edge oisueh sidewalk, not less than or
s iI ,'.an y tncheo from the outer edge, aAd
an 'et out along asy one sidewalk sbai b. In
astralSht line. SAID shade trees NAV consist
W Nhlsa, hnlherry, Locust, POPLAR Wnter
YAK Pecan Paradise trees. Elm, COttonwood
anu e bo1 Elder, or Maple, aud al the time of
nigh, asa shall he projected hy wooden lattice
work ~ olhsTvlss, and shall not he nearer
than 10 feet Of each other
sec. j. Az the time OF setting out said trees
we party doing ~ shall report the anne 10 the
City Engineer, who upon examination OF The
lsot shell give certulclie TO the party of The
humner and location OF said trees. At the
expiration oftun years from date, II said trees
we sun alive Aud In q thriving condition, the
| bearer OF the Engineers cartinc.te shnll he on.
titled 10 ono dollar for each tree SO set ont and
preserved. SAID money 10 be nsid out of the
| CITY Treasury 10y tho rreaSurcr, after repnri
| 10 ana orders iI0m city Council
Nec. l. IL shall he unlawful for anyone e
cut bark or otherwise lnmre any shade tree
or u tirAuy horre or other ahimal such tree
orthename work protecting 1t or near enough
| Tor such animal "a iuiurc said trees. Anvon,
violating thls section shall be deemed guilt
OF u hisuemeanor and Upoa conviction 0ued Ii
any sum hot exceeding MY ts5q Oll dollars.
sec. D. IL shall be the duty OF tho inarsha
eNn police officers ul tue City 10 arrest ever,
one doing any act injurious 20 said shade trees
sec. Il, That THIS ordinance take eject non
| PASSAGE and publication.
| Approved November 18TH, 1850.
! Attcst; JOHN l. GOOD Moccr
j. II. UhREToRD, Secretary,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10
E0uTSTANA &AAT

Is the product oia sister il contains 90
per cen. more Saline Properties than the LlV-
HRPOOL SALT, and for ihst reason is more
economical, Its universal consumption VIII
save TO our Stss mary thousacds Of dollars
thst will 20 otherwise to foreigners. Wehave
dealt largely in salt iQr msnyyears, and there
fore have o good knowledge ofthe s'mo. We
predict thut ia Twelve months the LOUISIANA
SRLT.will tupcrcede all other in this market;
orders solicited Tor this and also for Liverpool
salt, orwhlch we have the largest stock here.
HEIDENHEIMER BROS.
Galveston, \ zas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10
NOTICE.
COUNTY JUnGG's OFFICE,


N0vmoirbec %. l5S0.
Th9 Commissioners Court of Dallas county
will moet nu Wednesday, December 10, 1850,
for the Folio wing purpose;
Fir.t-To select Superintendent Tor tne
Counff Poor Farm. Bidders for The position
will state salary per month, sayobleia caah.
Bond will he required ~ tos person selecteI'
Seeond--ro selects Physician for the Dailns
County Poor Farm. bidders 10 furnish nece'-
s,ry ncnlclne, Bids will state salary per
mopth. payANln in cash
Thiri-To scleots Couaty Physician to attond
,he County Jail, irque"ss, ere, 'nd 7res1r ne
for indlgents net on eouaty fsrRa. Bldders
win state ssls per Hsath, paysble In cash.
F~uris-Io iurnish all n-oe,trTJ rs.dicipes
yvd M prescriptions for ess Jail, sasa fot indl
ysus- NOT .. the Foor Farm. i3tst, Frlce por
prescription.
Fif,h-'rs selset n csxtsn fer Ae County,
hidd.rs 10 ssrts price frr sSvipl % adults nnd
chlldres sspsrstely, sts. Bfss 10 be made fof
cash.
All the above 10 be for oae'yesr. or until De
c.mber. 1871. Fhe CONT reserves mo right "
reject ouy or all bias tuTniseat ru,prr
ccun@y Sadge, DuIisG Csunty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10
Not "a beverage.

"They arc not - beverage, but q modici ne
with curative properties of the highest de-
gree, containing no poisous drugs. They
do not tear down an already dobliiatel sys-
tom, but build it up. Ono bottle contains
more hops, that is, more real hon strength,
chan barrel Of ordinary beer Every drug
gist in Rochester sells them, and the ply
scinns prescribe m'n-Rochester Even
ing Express on Hop Bitors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

NEAR MARIETTA, Ca, March 81, 1870.
Some months ago l bought bottle of
Bradtields Female Regulator, and used it in
my family with the utmost satisfaction; have
recommended it to three other families, and
they have found it Just what it is rocom-
mendsd. The females who have used the
Regulator are now in perfect health, and
able to attend to their household duties.
We cordially recommend 1t to the public.
Rev. II. B. JOHNSON.
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by
Thompson, Schott Il Co, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

Mrs. VIM. Tippett, OwOsco, New York
says Il have worn an Improved Excelsior
Kidney Pad about three weeks, and have re-
ceived great relief from it for pain in the
back.-Sae Adv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

No case Of thi, distressing complaint car
withstand the subtle powers of Renno's Pain,
Killing Magic Oil, taken occasionally. The
remedy is famous all the world over. II
never fails, and is sold by all druggists and
country merchants. Ask for it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

Clear HavSuas for a dime elch arc TO be
had st the III Espanol smokers parlor. A
guaranty is Given that these cigars are OK.
ac.ly as represented.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10
'Nae 8oss smoke.

Fruits and Flowers cigarettes and smok-
ing tobacco. Headquarters Trinity cigar
lgCtOrv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10
Agents and Canyassers

Make from s25 to GO per week selling goods for
Il. G. RIDEOUr 6 CO., 10 Barclay Street New
York. Send for their Catalcgueand terms
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

A n ORDINANCE Furnishing interference
"A win private property, and the Use OF
NouAlve language.
BE 1t ordained by tho city council of the city
Of Dallas
SECTION /. II eha'l he unlawful for anyone In
this city 10 uesp6ss upon, interfere with, 81
use the property OF another person, or of a
corporation without the consent of the owner.
Sec. :, II shall be unlawful for anyone tc
mlSchieyOusiy, mallciously on wantOnly m!s-
treat, dctace, iujure Orubuee public property
or the property OF amy person or corpora.
| tlon.
! Sec. 3 1t shall be uulawful for anyone tc
use abusive or insulting language TO another
| In the city OF Dallas,
/ sec. 4. II aaall he the duty of every NAL,
! person meeting guy female ON the sidewalks
or cros'walks, TO give way ana allow then
/ sufficient room In which to yass.
! sec. }. AnyUnc violating any section of this
/ ordinance shau be fine in any sum not ex
] ce' ding one hundred dollars.
! Fec, i. That this ordinance shall take eflec
/ nom passage Nud puh,icatiuR
Approved November NJ, $50.
JOHN, GOOD, Mayor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

This is to certify that have been afflicted for
years with nervous and general debility, sper-
matOTrrug, and ROftenHg cfthe brain, / have
bean under tho Treatment Of several PRONE
nent physicians during this tins with no benz
Cfcial results. Several months ego hogan
taxing Richards Vital Restorative, aud am
now perfectly Grr.d. / weighed at tbs lime
III p6unds--l now weigh 10 pounds
WM BORsCH,
l1l3 Cass Aytnua.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10
FROM
a PROMINENT DRUG Firth.
FROM

Chillicothe, Mo-, July 80, r1ST9.
j. q. Richardson, st. Louis-NIy Dem
Sir;-Aere 10 something reliable; if Won
can make any use of Il please do so. We
have sold hundreds of bottles with like
results. Your friends,
Boyce s. Ostrnnder.
This Is to certify that I had the Fever
ana Aguo this summer and tho uss OF
one-third of a bottle of Ciiiiord's Febri-
fuge promptly cured IL. 1t 10 tho spoedi-
est cure l have known OF.
GEO. SAILOR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10
FEDRIF ljGE
a REMARKABLE LETTER FROm A
CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN.


d. 2. Richardson, Sc. Loul,-Dear stu
ny boy, years old, had fever every
olner day, or eTcry third day, for about
aonths. luaed ~ much &c 10 grains
oe Quinine during tho day, bat with no
eiteot; tried Cinehenia (elkaioidI sniph.
Slnehonidia, snlaoine, ote., etc., hut she
ooY got worse all the time. 1 Reluctantly
sSht Gown 10 my drug store for Your
never nal q symptom OF foyor after conn
henoing Febrifuge, to date, heing now
over month ago. 1 feel That ought 10
Am y regular M. d., but retired from
praetloe years ago and dovoting my
tune to drug business.
Very respectfully,
j. w. HOWELL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

Df' y. ". Nlb eSlnnNu'
Dear Sir,-m justice to you and to the pro-
fssslon feel it INV duty to state the results of
my trial OF Records Vital Restorative in my
practice, following the challenge You made.
Case J.. Mr.. Il aged 20, lmp0teut for years
with spprmatorrheWa, weight 100 lbs, very
nervous AMI Gebilittled, slteplcss add fllel
with nervous fears, had ,rlei every known
remedy. ! put him under treatment with the
vital Restorative alone. In six months he
was discharged, perfectly cured. lie had re-
gained all hisyigoraud manhood and weighed
100 pounds
Case 9, Mr.. ", partial loss OF po.pr. In
six wcGrs treatment with the Vital Restora-
tive, desire and manly vigor werc fully re-
stored. WM II. Rom, NJ. D.,
1898 Pine ST., 81. LOUIS.
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nec week IN Iour eW OWE. Tsmy tzd
lcrtSrnks ti9nb. r'N'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10
RIG02D'SIo'Ql RESTORATIVE

There is Woll-known principle III animal
physiology Tint no vital action can take plaOt i
except through the agency OF tina nervous sys-
TEN. II tho nerve power in any organ Is WeHb-
ened, then that orgau ls.weak There IL arem-
edy in ths reach OF all, one that has stood the
test for over half a century. DR.. Rioord b
Vital Restorative has been sCrutluize6 and In
dorsed by the Academy Of Medicine In Paris.
as an invaluable specific for the above, contains
no phosphorous, canthardes or other posOns.
is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
end Ia permanent Ia effect; Is u sugsr-coated
pill, and can be had OF Levasser h Co 10 bip
ne Rlchelleu, Paris, tFrapoe), or Of DR.. 8.
Brown Slgesmond, prOprie'ors. Address
Room 10, World Building, n. York. None gen
uine without the signature or S. b. Sgesmond
on the side of euch box; send for catalogues;
box oflOO pilm, SS, box of 400, sl0, sent by mail
upon receipt of price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

A n ORDINANCE ESrA }LISHING AMI
n providing for tho ulldlng, repairing and
the city OF Dallas.
De IL ordained 10y the city council of tho city
of Dulla.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-03-19
PORTER LOCALS.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Real estate seems to be lively and in good
demand at good figures. The following sales
have been made this winter: Peter Moon to
Theodore Chamberlain, 40 acres for $2,250 !;
John Clemens, 40 acres to Dudley Rider for
$1,000; Miles Van Sickle, 27 acres to f. s..
Upham for 81 300; Wesley M. Hall, 40 acres in
Lawrence, TO Geo. McCon for 81 400; Thomas
Conway, 40 acres to Wesley Hall for IL 800 !;
Wesley Hall the above 40 acres to Charles
Beach for $4,000; ]. r. Hutchins to Wesley
Hall, II acres for $2,5OO; Chas A. Van Ripper,
40 acres to o. A. Breck for $1,000. Conway
and Moon have gone west, and Clemens ex-
poets to follow. Miles Van Sickle goes to Law
renee, and J. R. Hutchins goes into the Mower
and Reaper business, with his head quarters at
Pokagon. Ira Fuller has bought farm just
south from Lawrence and ls moving.
William Eastman, a Baptist minister from
Keeler, has been holding series OF meetings
at the Protestant church. ana after over two
weeks OF hard labor they gave him benefit in
the shape OF pubic collection. The church
was crowded, and they raised SCOOP 90. This
bespeaks good opening for another missionary.
Presiding Elder A. X. Boggs, of Niles: who
has been i'll for some time, was at South Porter
last Saturday and conducted the quarterly con-
ference services, and was announced to preach
on the following day, but he was taken worse
in the night and at one time it was feared he
would not survive till morning. He became
better but was not able to be at his appoint
ment, and Elder George preached.
Nett Upham has gone to the Black Hills.
Samuel Maxam, OF Kansas, is coming back
to Michigan for bis health.
There is some talk OF electiug a woman to
fill the Office of school superintendent. Pres
! ton, the present greenbacker incumbent, SAYS
he don't want the Office again. 1t is singular
how these ofice-holders never want TO be re-
elected but they seem to be willing to sacrifice
themselves for the public good. How noble to
voluntarily lay ones self upon the altar OF our
country
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-03-19
KENDALL LOCALS.
From Our Own Correspondent.

FROM Our OWu COfrobponuout.
The Republicans of thls township Will hold
caucus TO nominate town officers and appoint
delegates to the County Convention, on Satur-
day, March 9th, at o'clock p. M. at the hall in
Kendall-the committee desire full attendance.
Although greatly in the minority in this town,
the few propose TO stand mp to the rack" and
show their colors every hne.
William Miller, engineer and machinist fer
L. Z. Pratt & Co., got . piece OF steel in hls
eye from lathe which he was working, last
Saturday, which was very painful and came
near setting "Old Cap" crazy.
The giving ont OF the packing In the cylinder
head of the chair factory engine, gave also the
boys play day on Monday.
johnson, the feather renovator has left town
with his Masheen."
A visit to the manufactures OF Everest II
Wise, and +. II. Haynes Il Co., at Pine Grove,
found their business Booming" in every
branch. They are making large number OF
Reeds patent spring tooth drags, and ID. o.
Everest has invented and patented spring
tooth cultvator, which is bound 10 be success
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-03-19

The bread -and-butter gospel to . family
that are hungry will do more to lead them to
love and trust God than pocket full Of New
Testsmsnts.
There 10 one bov in this city whose bosom 10
filed with pure and CAIN delight. For some
offsnse his father took his sled away from him
in the early part Of the winter, with the prom
Ice that he should not have 1t again until an
other season, and the boy conhdentislly re-
marked to . friend that "this warm weather
Was the best rig on the old man he had ever
heard of.--Adrisn Timee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-03-19
ALMENA LOCALS.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Parties seem to be the order Of the week.
Mr.. Amasa Tenney celebrated his 10th birth
day on the 9th OF this month, with his friends
and relatives to help. A good time, and one of
Mrs. T.'s splendid dinners, made the day one
long to be remembered by those who were
there. Mrs. Tenney is 7G and does the work
for family of four.
Mr.. A. S. Downing celebrated his 10th birth
day on the Sth-three generations being pres
ent-his children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren, to the number OF 20 being there
4 beng absent, two grand and two great grand
children, three Of them IN Nebraska. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney and Mrs
Smith aged II, all OF whom have been near
neghbors and fast friends OF Mr.. Dis family
for over 40 years-few live by the same neigh
bors 80 long, and very few in this fast age, live
to see the fourth generation around them.
An old folks oyster supper at Mr.. B. H,pp',
and . young folks sugar party at Decatur
Downing's and preaching at the church, gave
folks quite variety OF smusements last Thurs.
day night-surely none need to complain o
ennui then.
Mrs. Bonfey and family have moved into
part OF Aunt Betty Lncoln's house for thu
summer.
Mrs. s. w. Fisk's school closed on Thursda,
Of last week, amidst general regret
Miss Clara Kelly who has been spending th'
winter at Chss Eari's, has gone home to Three
Rivers.
Mrs. Hipp and daughter Clara returned Il
tbeir home at Benton Hnrbor, Friday, afte
making quite lengthy visit with friends a
Kalamazoo, Mattawan and here.
Will some one tell me how to color cottor
nankeen color, such as we can get at stores
and obhge?