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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
PROGRAM FOR DECORATION DAY.


L. B. Quackenbush Post. No. 205, G. A.
r., will commemorate the fallen heroes Of
Nation on Decoration Day, Friday the
Both inst. The order Of exercises will be
as follows:
1. The Comrades will meet at o'clock
p. M, sharp.
2. At 2 o'clock, march from the Post
Hall to City Hall, where flowers will be
received. and take up line of march to
cemetery, preceded by J. L. Decker's
Knight Tcmplar Band playing dirge.
On arrival at the cemetery the beautiful
service prepared expressly for the Grand
Army of the Republic, will be observed,
after which the following exercises will
take place:
LIST. "Offering of Flowers to Thee we
Bring" Quartette and Band.
Cd. Prayer by Chaplain j. M. Gordon.
Sd. Music, 1--WE Forget not the Day"
4th. Poem Miss Carrie Patterson.
5th. Music by Band.
9th. Grafton by Rev. W. NJ. Walton
7th. Poem by Miss Hattie Rowell.
9Th. Music by Quartette and Band
9th. Salute the Dead.
To our country Comrades offered their
service and sacrifice of their lives; let us
reverently give this day in loyal devotion
to their memories; let every grave Of our
fallen braves who lie in Oak Hill cemetery,
be covered with bright blossoms, upon
which the glad sunlight has painted some
thing of eternal beauty; tokens Of life's
frailty, emblems of valor's immortality.
Upon the flowers we one year ago scat
tered upon the grass grown mounds, has
fallen the heat of summer and the snow
of winter, and their beauty and perfume
are gone forever; but, as we join in these
sadly sweet ceremonies, the story of walter
and patriotism we will keep as fresh in
our memories, and as fragrant to our hearts,
as when, for the first time. We came to be-
deck these shrines with the early offerings
of an open spring.
Flowers will be received at City Hall
from 10 a. M, till p. m. At 2p m, the
procession will form at the City Hall,
under the direction of Adjutant ]. w.
Angel.
Owing to the scarcity of flowers. it Is
deemed preferable that the flowers be not
made into wreaths or boquets, but that
they be scattered upon the graves.
1t will be esteemed favor If those hav-
ing conveyances will come prepared to
carry as many as possible to the cemetery.
We extend cordial invitation to all
honorably discharged soldiers ard sailors
to join us in the exercises.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
John L. Sullivan, the noted pugilist
was in the city this morning.

John l.. Sullivan, the noted pugilist,
was in the city this morning
A letter has bech received from Mr.. j.
M. Harlow saying that the Owosso Heat
and Light Co. had purchased the genera
tor" that the pipe is contracted for, and
that the work In Owosso will commence
early in June. meeting of the company
will be held at the Office of s. f. Smith in
this city at 2 p. m. on the Goth inst. to per-
feet the organization.
The Michigan Central annual excursion
to the sea, via Niagara Fall. ST. Lawrence
River, Montreal. Quebec. the mountains
and Portland. will be run this year during
June. July and August. Full information
regarding dates. rates. routes, ETC., will be
cheerfully furnished by E. II. Hughes,
Michigan Passenger Agent, Detroit, Mich
igan, who personally conducts the excur.
sions. and offers new attractions and I'M
rivaled accommodations
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16

The primary school fund in the State
for the last school year is $1.31 to each
person Of school age This county has
S,644 children entitled to share in this fund
which makes our proportion 81 ,323.64,
divided among the cities and townships as
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16

If you are in deed of anything in line, DO NOT FAIL
TO GIVE US A CALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
Business proper!p for Sale ano % Eet.

nor SALE at a rgain.-Excellent invest
i ment property that will always on Nallstr near
Broadway; CORTLAND Greenwch PeSrist near Wv
ION xchange stone Broad; tho old lToduce EA
change property Whitehall Pearl Moore aud Water SIS
e = EDDY & co, 100 broadway
FENO LET.-Storcs, lofts and Offices in Fulton,
4 Boekman Nassau, Ann, Gold, William, Pear, jacob
JUN DIN" ""'' ." rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
Giip 11ropertu 20 tet.

ALMOST ADJOINING 5TH-ANE--33d-sty
IA suporhy furnished "Pariasn style medium, saSu'
duingIo0m and buffers pantry extension dwelling library
biaidroom &C. TO lease TO May l. ct only S3VS amon'h
taken immediatey V. X. STEW ENSON, JR,
~ lOG Broadway ANA 6Gl 5thave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
Steamboats, ano Railroads.
EALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON AND EAST.

~" hO9AON AND N
splendid steamers PILGRIM and Pkot n m from Pier
New. 0rk silv SUNDAYS lNClO php1 AZ NIX no AIS
from prOlivn az PM jersey ty a p ncirai hotels
rapsf and ticket Offices at Pier X anu ENGAGED ex
FRI,IGHpThis line has ieet OF AMI no.
,lnsyey IN lie freight service, thus insnIlnk PioP
hahle movement Rates low as other nhtS CoN-NOR
BORDEN LON ~. Gen1 Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

ITO LET-House furnished for the summer
months or longer II desired. tlroestOry house IN
BrookIyn finely situated 90 ferry all im
prOveneDts Two gentlemen would take board II preferred
feut low 10 responsible parties. A v. U, 400 Carrosl
BIooklv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

ITO LET. at YONKERS.-Funish cottage
1 handsome grounds: very desirable location five min
u;es from depot $50 monthly ). a. ~ IDto,,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

ITO LET.-ChftOn, Staten Island. New house
large rooms all modern CoEVencnces; me locauon -
minutes TO city. See plans with :, 40 ,,o, q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

ITO LET.-Completely furnished cottage a
Il Fire Island, let cheap for the season Apply AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
Gonnirn ,oropertn for Sale ano 60 Eel

TTRACTIVE Country Residence on North
n side of Long Island to rent for large furnished
house fruit and garden, stable gentle horse WIN cdiIse
fnrms HinO Address " BAXTER" Irbune ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

rINO RENT Furnished house of fifteen rooms,
Lake WarTamaug; large grounds plenty 0i shade
and AIDES II. A. BENNETT
IltchGeld County, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
Citn Real gstate for Sale.

AN ASSORTMENT of tirst-clasS 1os 1" Mad,.SS.
ave built BY days work from 1tsgns on the
{or Terms and parC Ears Apply on INC Pi'N''
~ ssfit ~ TStfCE nuiller 35S East 1Sth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

At CORONA.-Two-stor house, eight rooms,
"A newly papered 10 minutes from Hunters Point Kent,
SiS ' Ff j. C. SANDERS. Is ChambeIs-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
Counlrp rroperlp for Sale ano 90 Get.

rVO RENTAL Madison, n. j., one mile from
depot with immediate possession. genemans count
complete I'm all ts arrangements Large houre ana cur
rage house garden made abundance OF fruit ana shde oo
farm OF IS opposite and buildings crops a IN
=. EDDY x co, lao broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

TE'O Furnished or unfinished, No. log
i Man.st, Railway 10 rooms modern Improvements
low rent Appy 10 JOHN ID. BELMER, 1O4 Man-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

ITO RENT for SEASON at New Hamburg
On-IIudson Furnished cottage and stable; mix, zee
and vegetables. Inquire EDWARD DOWNING, on PREM
ises. i 4 SMITH, Is0 hthave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

Free maps and full paTticu airs with
CHARLES BENNER, esq. Attorney 49, Nassau-st'
hnf AuctiOneeT, Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
ADIRONDACKS

To RENT OR FOR SALE-Beauti, ully located on Raj
uette Lake elegant cottages conainnr ana IA rooms re-
epectively. newly and completely furnished supply vi oo'
wood, ETC Full particular and photographs a. ,,,
~ w. Y. SENMOUKS, III broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

ITO RENT.-New Groom cottage, elegantly
u furnished at Point Pleasant n j. one block rom Oceah'
Address YARD q POLAND Fnrmingiae M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
MANSION HOUSE. Brooklyn Heights.

Directly opposite Was, n. Y. -Four minutes walk nom
Fulton Wast Ferries superior accommodations for gen.
families reasonable rates Select family ana
transient hotel 200 rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
A TTENTION, INVESTORS
lOlia CITY LOTS,

- o--,oo feot ouiy 81 900 apiece. sold together auu
nd this low prlce includes the large dOuDe
smer residence Luous Chenden esq deceased P ort
,h an nses thereon and feet of frontage on Wy
Wesir ton RIDGE Road Also 40lfee front on he %
eya-ias Wen as N feet OF valuable OF
son River Extending these lO1 ols 90 ia d nrlnd
1925 feet Of Kngsbdge Road weseT tne double dwelling
Thereon his properly has perhaps many OF rne sub
urb in city Overlooking TO INC tne 1s Palisades
tnr R,vcr 10 the West the Hudson river anu =
and those sublme views of the HUDSON so Old m
described Nv Irving having an immense pIesr "a oaered
snes. nossiiie nrospectVe value The property ~ 80
a. very cheap in consequence OF me OWE Wanhat
abroad ut where can YOU buy wellOeaeu oS on front
tan Island including boulevard fronts ana one m
Seufi Terms easy immediate possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

no LET.-Two furnished houses Just COM
pleted overlooking and isle OF WIGHT Law
renee Long Island each fifteen rooms modern
Apply premises OF to -. -, ct..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

| CAHlLL HOUSE, Asbury Park, n. j.
~ VIII June .. Firstcass In all its appointments
well provided with hot and cold water trough0n per-
| drainage. Address NJ. d. CHILL,
| Drawer No. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

At LONG BRANCH, ELBER0N, MON
n MONTH BEACH furnished cottages to let; 10 to 10
rooms. $500 TO $4,000. WM LANE Lohs Dl""'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

rIO LET.-At SiascOnset, Nantucket Island,
cottages completey furnished surf bathing rent of the
season 100 10 500 Address fOI descriptive circulars
e'"'' UNDIRIIlLL& co, y Sprucc-st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21

why IsrnoIile, Auunld .Hrtfcr uIainc.
Tia snh;,;rsd .d,.or,al a,nesrs In the
.Ln;,L Orc;dsat n Ch,caro. "f"' -
". ars herom;rv convinced moro every
asv that wa Israsii,sa ahorll nrtfer Blsine
tn 1ierelsnd ior President ot The United
s,s,es : O,r resson mia lima Ia .he follow.
inn. " $3.50 ' - IN - :. 'I1,''
" Maimonitlep. In his master work, Mish.
r.h To.sh ~ Jsi hs.tpzakah s.c,;on II
h;,c,o ns Sanbedrim atatep amo,p thu thirty.
aan ..U' Observation-Disclosures fien native, miIy.
s wn,h ss,ph and twsntv nepa,;vs wi,zss,h
l., La ,sasaahI cnnrernino ina ona,idret;ona
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21
Tiny blossoms OF EucS ufrf.

New York JournG. .as
Yes, buckwheat blossoms" said florist
to a reporter. ut does not sound very
poetical, to be surs, bnt the flower is one Of
the pretties. you would fiud in long time,
sud It ie almost IS fragrant So miguonette
See, here ID a clpster," and no took up n
bunch Of white a,wers growing somewhat
like heliotrope and abou: the came shape,
The stems were delicate red and the
blossoms white, with red cautrea. tbs
fragrance was delicate and ike honey,
"Buckwbestis just in fine b!oas,m al!
over our S ate about now" continued the
florist, "and at sill the watering. places YOU
will see quantities oil it in bououots and
other pieces. It WAS first introduced at
Newport, where it was hailed With j,y, hu,
most peapls didn't know Whist it was, snd
the horints gave it a tsnciiul name. /,
makes up beautifully with haiiotross or
and especially with pink rose s,
and It does not fall to pieces like epirea. /.
looks pretty by itself, too. am juat going
to send this huge bouquet Of it 10 g hotel
belle now at sara.o2s for hop. shall
tie 1t with pale pink ribbon and put forms
about the edge"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21
- '.H-- .Ht,.-8... Jus. .-aII
A Bull and u Bloodhound.

1-1chuHGe. r.sa Ef.- - '.sgt 81sr.' ~, -
A young Cherokea bull was imprisoned in
the pen OF Mr.. shucknight, lust having
come from the Indian Territory The door
Of thepen was left open, aud the bull made
desh through it. Two neighborine dogs
ran ut him, and he charged upon them,
killing one with his sharp horns. He then
made dash 70. young butcher, struck
him in the side and knocked hi1a into q
ditch. He drew back for smother plunge
but such was his impetus that he leaned
entirely over the ditch. Two bloodhounds
were procured and put in pursuit. The
bull killed one, but the other got him by
the ear, and no Smouut OF shaking would
throw him of. Ho finally ran again, with
tho dog stil! clipeing to his ear. Reaching
Beargrass, he plunged into tlls,creek, and
held his head and the dog beneath the wa.
ter until he thought the latter was drown.
cd. Whom he was unable 10 hold his head
under water any longer, he brought i. IN,
and; the dog was still there. The bull gave
up then, and swan to the bank, where he
was lassoed end captured. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21
A. UAksugC siun,ties's Fate.

61chdHut. ~ 'r.-rII.T 81. .....-r #
An Aged Trunk sat back In the dark cor
r,er Of the car and refused to nudge when
tho baggage gentleman called him cut
Tho baegageman, In great wrath, SdvaHcsd
and se'z:d the venerable Saratoga by the
handle.
Gently, friend, gently, esid the Trunk
that thing you have hold Of was not made
to lit me by"
But the bcggageman gave It q yank that
pulled 1t out by the roots, and then, with
violent Language, he upbraided the trunk
for not holding on.
II have nothing to do with getting ouI
this baggage" replied the Ased Trunk,
my sole misaion and duty in life In to e.:
on the wrong train. Failing III this I am
content merely to 10 to the wrong hotel
although l would prefer TO lose my cheek
end get lost entirely. You will lind the
remaining handle at the other end"
The bIpeaeama1 walked Mound and
caught hold OF the surviving handle. By
placing his feet sgainst thaend Of the trunk
and holding on with both hands he was
able to pull eff this one in three stroug
pulls. Then tho Aged Trunk closed lie
eyes, leaned back, and AMPLY said: Sc
"And this ,is where mus. get uf,, too"
The baggageman wept. lie had new TO
stoop down, put his arms around that
trunk, pick 1t up bodily, and cs1y it to tbs
Ger door. Hs did so, but the exer!ion
b; ole hin back in three placed. He de-
te1mined that he would not do unavensed,
SO he hauled the now helpless trunk upon
the iron boundtruck that awaited it. Then
90 be heard the awful crssn that announce
the ruin be had wrought, he esnk TO The
floor Of the car, saying:
II die happy"
But comrade looked in the cor and said
eRdly: II
missed yer tip, Bill"
Didn't l bust the truok?" he asked
family. -
SHAW; only wrecked an expreas track
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21

batrass and obattuct their operations as y
basis Of his own success % politician.
The Register knows that the communists
cry will never build up West Virrinis.
Having Its own interest, "a tho IsrELlt.
oEscrR hsp, as every man aud woman in
tho State has, in policy oil steady prcgrsaa,
It Is not surprising that the Rtg',lsr Is Try
INK 10 win the nominee ofits party from the
intluencea which placed him in The field
and trying to turn tho nominee from tho
error This way. Thstaak hopeless. While
the Rsgi.ter breaches progsess Mr.. +, vii
lis Wilson continues to stir up tho. bacl;
country In bis own peculiar way.
Men Of West Virginia, can you afford t.
make E. Willis Wilson your Governor
Can you sGord to say to The world that 70,
endorse bis viewtp III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21
..'.,.. '4sE.rTI- &c
What She Stepped On.

i, : l.
slrgularly great presence Of mind for a
lady WEE displayed BY tho wife 81 the adju.
tant OF the Thirty.eiAth Regiment OF Mad
Avating in tho middle Of T. The nisht snS
feeling thirsty, she rose to gct glass Of VA.
ter. In putting her foot on the noor she
stepped on something cold, snd III mo.
msnt she telt tho slimy coil Of suekc
around her ankle. Instantaneousy It 4 .sh.
ed across her that 80 1t had not bitten her.
che must have stepped upon its neck, and
che pressed down her weight npon II, az it
writhed and made every fort to get free,
Thus she stood till he. husband struck
light. STAND frm," said be, IS soon as he
saw her terrible situation, and the strong.
nervcd lady did 60 until he had taken a "a.
:er, and putting it down 10 her foot, cut
he snakes head of. tn a..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21
He took water.

A LADY who suffered iron, weakness pecu.
liar to her EEK, in writing TO friend, said
" tried various kidney nsdscines, ba. only
ioued myself growing worse. Airisnd told
me TO use Dr.. Guysott's YelloS Dock and
sarsspnrillA. Its effect on Inc was soon indt.
Gated hy-a, clear and beautiful complexion,
trsaI0m from aches and pains, Il complete
removal 0! nervous deprEss;on, psinlsss reg.
ulsrity in habits OF digestion and otherwise.
l can not praise the remedy too highly as a
strengthening medicine. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21

"HE11on' we heard one man say to An.
other, the other dsy, II didn't know you At
first, why you lock ten years younger thay
you did when saw you lsst.hh, II Jfel ten
years younger" va, the reply. t"i On Know
1 used to be under the weathsr all the Tina
and gave up expecting to DO any better. The
doctor said had consumption. s I wss ter.
ribly weak, had riGht-swea.s, cough, no Oh.
patlte, and lost q ssh. q saw Dr. piercs's
Golden Medical D. ssovery' advertised, and
thought Il would do no harm II It did nd
good. It has oursd me. am new man
because am well one.' -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21
WISE SAWS ARour wonxH.
Atscicut md Modern Proverbs OF fnsr
Ones In Eastern Couatfics. l.1.s

Atsricnt Nnu MODERN frovefbS % knaf
0nes In essiern Countries.
81. LoviI Globe Democrat. sps'{ n
Proverbs about women arc common In
every language, but particularly 80 in the
East. In Japan they say: "Where the hen
crUws, tho Loune coca 10 ruin" evidently
an Eastern rendition Of the gray mare, but
III China, "a hustlirg woman and crow.
Ing hen ere neither 1T for gods or men,"
While The Persiars believe In adapting the
means 10 tho end, as indiea.ed'by the &
prtsaion, III you be cock, crow; II a hen,
lay epgs." W a G.f'&
In Rusein, Ut never goes we'll when the
hsn crows" and another thought is per.
tinently expressed In the proyerb, 1.-THE
vito does not beat her husband, but her
temper rulea him"
Tho Chinese, however,, have perhaps the
tneanest eaying about women ever written:
"rhers are twogood women--ono dead, the
other unborn. 3E g
As an expression Of confidence, how.
ever, 10 closely pushed by the Bengaleae
nation. "a perftc! woman is as rare as
wtnge upon a cat, or air'dowets, or rabbits
a0rus or tortoise hair ropes."H rlg' rg.sGIg
Woman ~ o vile Ia not lees the object Of
proverbisl attention. Tho Talmud says
Though the wife 10 little, bow down to
her" that ie, listen to her advice; while the
Chinese cay, "a good man will not bea! his
wife" Il sell.evidAut proposition, the truth
u which isnot affected by the Persian, "a
bad wife is like fig tree growing on the
walp'-which undermines the wall by ita
roots. h.
In China 1.-THE widow Is like a rudderlssa
boat" and in siam, NE who marrits q
vol bs,ke often to the forest"
In Russia, "a wilo ID not guitar, which
will DO sllenced when we have done with
| IT." while in Ceylon, "a wifa Is like morn.
Ing hower'-.o be tende,ly handled.
The Talmud, however, sums up the
whole case: "God did not make woman
from mans head, that aho should rule ovel
him, nor from his feet, that she should BIZ
his SLAVE; but from his side, that Hhe
should DO near bis heart" ,,'ng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21
EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
Female COLLEGE,
EDUCATIONAL,

THIS Institution u incotpors ed with ppu r.,
!ee,aie towefs AID PRIVILEGES by the LvrlstH,,o ",
We va Q, aid Affords avery facility LOT thn,o,S
aud Accomplished Education. 1''VUsa
TWO FulN Courftt Glhf1lcsl Ind Hcien,Ist
IN connection with tho Q, there u m rIr,u...
At School lis tau, hi In ali Ill 4, al EMr'n'
Cisyou!ns and Painting. - W. ''""lNs,
There ~ tlso cbool u ora'oiy and EIfcr,,,.
] he very latest methods intrrduIid, ''euaoa,
This Conservatory Of auiiGi cOuduc,c, n, a.
plan O. stutsgart Germany, and ptvCl,y ih VI vac
methods are uted. 10 the Vocal IL psr,sssi ny
Italian rthod N used with such sll,taiInss.N o
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NALoSfY-on Wcduss'a y morning. August a.
1854 at iSo O'Clock, @1s bR1DoEr n alosgY, aRed s.
Years Easzg 'l771
Funeral iton tho scsidcare o. hor daughter, Mr..
Thos. Fox, No. ?l27 Main street. OF THURSDAY after.
neon at2 o'clock. friends OF the iami y reypec,.
fnils invited TO sttend. !nterr,ent at Vt Calvary
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